Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 1, 1916 · page 8

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puss the littll ttiotiiid \Aithout tAilA'AnAA _ _ “
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me Lethnlt _‘.'1|lllt'.\ of the H‘R>Oll. in this *.

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city. \AAll he played hattirdnA night,

’1 - . 'll’ili ‘lllllt‘tl on Ahe Nor ttt‘Lt‘ tor tiio more points for the lot Atiuaiiize it new baseball league in A
A t ' .. , , .- . . 1 [hr [intuit-A Street Hull, when the
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ed tettiu tn the high school. and are

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to.~ hint in their lineup some of the
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AA A . it ' A' -- state. and played them
wt ' -AI 'e»AA AAA the first halt In the

so «ll‘l. Atet litlll" llill‘li stroiiL'A-i' than
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A AA IlAAl !lt tllue ilA'vtmu stars \A'ere
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‘L'A “\AeH-Ad AAA hrenltinc up the “HES“
I“ .,A ‘ll»- Rthhous to such an extent
that ‘A.A- i~ll0l'." t‘(\llltl littiAllA net the
hilt iAtAA-At the loctil's hAAslA‘el ditt'AiiA,‘

the w-und hAAli' "lieAAlAA" played the‘

le‘-’ sinn- for the Blue Ribbons, £017

lllil clutches of Mr. Leonard Ions:

enough to hang up his lone basket oi

the name. t'lAA'isloplAt-r paid back the
big load linol‘lte AA few minutes in

km for the Ribbons. This Wits also
t‘hA'Astopher's first. last and only scan
of the game Mullen then scored for
North-AHA. tind llreyftiss came through
with two of the best shuts eiei‘ seen

lon the local court, One of these, l'ronA‘

AA point directly under the basket. [milk

‘the crowd t'atilIA' off its let-t. “t‘hA'A-t"

Tiltiller then scored his second basket
of the game A foul wits culled on the
Iltibhons, liAAt'AeIr made the goal. and

the hell ran]: it few seconds later, with

the store lAt\Ol‘lllK Norwnllt AAA 27 to
it The champions of the lAIast had
l"|‘ll lAAAAAAhlA-d Aiiid Noiwulk had
‘llllt\t‘tl one. step nearei At chainpion
:hip

The lineup and .‘t‘tll't‘

t"\t‘nlI\ Illihlt‘lll‘tl The AAAAtnAAgcrs could
AAA-t together and arrange .‘t sAlAedAAlc
AAIAAAiiAn SAAAAAA'dAAA games in one town.
“here they paid better than Sunday

Aer, however. and scored it pretty lll‘H-tuunlr>_ and ”Ann”; sump” games

\\ here they patid better than Sutur

IAlAAA l‘ltiA-IA teain \Aoiild htite its own

tollowers. and their support would
pay better than the support of the
L'A-neral public who are getting tired
of swim: low rate independent teams
ill the local diamonds. A cup oA
some other trophy could he uttered
to make the pennant race more intei
cstiiiu, and with the above mentioned
tennis iii a league by themselves. it
\Aould e'ctttiinly be a close and inter
t-stAnL'H itl fill the pennant The In
dependents. New Canaan. lletliel.
tleoAui-tnuii. the litit'ktt'tAods 'llltl tlAA
Neutields are very evenly nAAAtAlAA-Al
teams. lil\illl}‘ hits always existed
lAAAAAeA-n lllt'lll, and why wouldn‘t it he

The St Pauls are the most dangerous
tiAAiiiA sttmdioa in their tin)" m the
present time. as the Knights oi Kim:
Arthur, last year's champions. seem

to tune retired this year, before they .

roAAAAAAeAArA-Al 'l‘h'ts retArA-AAAt-nt on the
part at the Knights leaves the St
Paula and the independents the most

A‘AikelA contenders tor the honor. Aind

thA lAA~t tiltlllt‘ oi the series on Sat
tArdAAA Ann-ht. “Ill sArAAA to show “lilt'h

'is the nearest title holder for the litlt'»

\ttlstlll The high school independent
ltitlll “ill be coiitposed oi Murphy.
LonchAilA. t‘optey. lil‘l‘tltll'\ AAAAd Slo
min. The St. Paul team “A“ be
~1ienntheried by‘ its addition of Wood.
\\ ho will get back into the name after
an illness \ihich this kept him on the
Almtl' for over two weeks This game
vrotnises to be on}l of the best local
AAiAttetir names lllill has been seen in
tom-nth for some time

 

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- t H Rdlllt’ “as the llatteAIi lA tctiin of Mumford -‘ . l ‘ ‘ Ur - .

hall coach at other institutionAI llts'

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. - » :‘ithout action . A A ' ' killA .11 it0 other Ohio State (otlege and while he did . , .-
1'. . .‘Jll ...-AAt been (““0“ 0" Nor- The visitors although outweighed _ rmmld‘ “hm" “‘ " ‘ _ . tne lnternntAonal OlympAc mnauim_
A Ate aw . ‘ The delegates dismissed the l‘t‘pm'l members of his sound. nothing A‘eAAAarkahte in the nAidtlleI .

... . '. iAAoAAA then came through pin up a good gumAnI and the locals f . l . t , ‘ l i ‘d ti '0 ndation of a a“ to Visit Havana and inspect the [W
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m. N-il'uuzn s first score of the game “(41‘ forced to step lively. csheciullwn a spena tomunttet I“ “1?" b" “”9 unAtcrsity alumnt ‘“ ”“1"“ (K w. m .u u . ““95 059““ for ”19 holding ’9‘ n
Acm winch quickly bore (run when he _

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and the eroitd tient \Aild A foul tall- iii the second half. to save themselus me [mm M Lynn “mm “mud: “ml toothall “MOM.“ m particulai, . 3 . international meet m 1916.1‘hero'b
the proposed menu-AI Opinion gener- I ”e confidently awaiting the formal an \\ em to lliilllps-Exeter Academy.‘ ioi course, no possil-ilitt of the “m“:

ed on the l‘ibbons a Ten minutes la- {mm a date
at Ben Tnylot played a _ . ' ' - ~ '
ally “4* m “WOT 0f ”10 lllflll. AAotAnceinent that T. A. D. Jones. has “ml" ‘1! student ‘9 “”9- “m" “'3‘ ‘bping held in Berlin next July 5.

WV. :tdAieAt :tnothei Aioint lot the to ‘ A
good game for the becoiids. . . v - - ~ . - -
”I“ (“‘heu tieoree Smith shot the The lineu )' though 'VPWPSH"“““"‘ of ”‘9 M'm'i 810" coNIRACI DP?" appointed head ‘00”“1” 901"“ .arsny qumterhttck fm three COMM“ scheduled immediately after the’l9li
1' .chester. FllCllblll‘L‘ Aind Lewiston clubs! for a term of several years. Accord- ”“9 ”3'1“ and captain 0f the “‘19 meet in 3100“",ng \‘otmven the

 

.n-A‘ .l‘tll in an ens-v ' - ‘ C‘" ‘
III“ ”III“ commitieAlndanntfiiui 11:; B;::l;\fl:c:onds. ............. Eagle'lyolfiAWI‘ic‘] are not included in the‘pmjechj :ing to those \tho hAAAe theit ear to “1‘99““ “’3‘“ Of 1‘908- Jones "in members of the committh an (619‘:
"iiackA" scored another point for the Left Forward. ’ ‘ “1 consolidation annd dmms tor‘ BOSTON Feb.1. (-901 R9 T- SUl'I‘ the ground. Jones has be?“ ”‘9 “10‘0" have several 0f ms former Exeter (ant what may occur durin". the next.
,""’Or-‘ Ed Roach ”III" "mnaged to'S'lAtAA‘wood ............... MAAtAh’ATAlel more substantial settlements than lindlmp has signed a contratt “A“, the nf the nominating mmmmfi. from the toolball pupils under his dimmnl‘wo or three years
lnnatt nwaA from Mullen. and hung Right Forward. . pretiousl) been man ”mid Action on‘new owners or ”‘9 30310“ NMWML‘ first moment "’3‘ " 9904‘an WNW“ rent fall ”‘du‘l‘ng C31" Black. ”0A At the present time Eurt wan court. it
do the my field goal for the \‘isltors.A.\lt'Gllll‘('l( .................. ’Quinlan‘the merger Wits Ainiwsmle. At time.[ manage the team for five years. it Dr. A 1.. Sharpe could not be pried \idins: the latter is able. to remove“ tries have other “M mo' pressing
1 his .A..,A IA‘dl them in the lead for thel Center. said. owmg to ”m '0“. Of “ ”9°" was announced last night Hts 8:11 8W8) “0!“ tom?“ There “‘33" con'i‘he conditions which caused 9".“ to b” matters than Olympic Ga s to held .
'l‘T-t Hr“! Hist time during the et'en-AMilier ........................ Reed from J H Farrel] \tiburn. N Y" ary (30'8“!an 1“ "0889 Of that Aiderable 99‘“ ho‘w‘" 1“ reaching placed on probation some time 930' itheir attention. tnder ‘. circum-
lngsI “2 ”HI? Riflht Guard ”‘R'Tman 0f the “at“ “‘1 minor league‘ltt-hlch he obtained under the previous the terms of the fineral agreement . _ -—-— "M .stames it is likely that t. next t‘e-
's‘trw: ‘llAAAr'eIA then AAAoceeden Ao I‘nAloA ............. Fisher Whitelv committee. who has been considering contract. is said to be one of the lar- Mitch included a radical change in TlAArty-three .thes and cumuivival oi" the international meet wt!
snow thn M was also in the game Left Guaid. the matter. This report is expected in except possibly JI J McGraw and many minor details of the presem have furnished 763 entries {or "'elbe staged abroad since Euroi can .113

about 1‘ “99k " ‘3 said. gest ever paid any manager 01 player 'lalP football first?!" Kentucky qur‘h" for foals 9' 1315 itions will have neither the funds not
. An effort was made by several clubs Prank Chance it is esfimmed that} It is reported that the committee As is natuial Kentucky leads wifli 2" «I the material to narrant a long at
to obtain the etecttoi of John Don ithe figure approxmmgg 320.000 a has worked out a system which will While New York is second W7“! 9 lcxpenghe mp to America here-.1 31..
«A Amer point to Norwalk‘e score thins else that comes before the Dub- Am“) 0! Low“ “R nresident oi the Y9"- require ”‘9 DWFPDCG 01' “19 head (”"0 lake“ “1‘“! Place with 57 till intent certain defeat would he diet
liar. .I. twain l0“ me “Chief" and He has to prove its merits It hum .engue to succeed lt' mime. but the The manager of the nut-es was at conch at New Haven for the entire: nots fourth with 54 and Maqncbu- portion against the athlet meg;
N. ,Im, Fis third field goal m succes meet competition The low of m latter ruled the motitn out of order. read) under agreement to direct me scholastic year with close attention setts fifth with 45 In 1914. 6981'“, new world .
smn for the locals~ Norwallt was now “s“r‘ll’al of the mm" ”9““ to because of the negotiations pending Aeam for two more yum but the new glVen to the physical and mental \veunllngs were kept in the Futurity| __ I
ms t) to a good lead which she held "“8 '3 ‘0 “he? "hills! The fact that “W the dissmutlon I the league 'owners, headed by Percy D Hauizh- AmAnAng of the football candidates for as against 763 in the Futurity Justi Members of the lntercollo Ate M
to the end of AAA, “mm and "I. W86 Lute. I: Plnkham'l Vegetable 0011- W 9‘“ "‘9 ““b °"“' "‘9" "fl“ ‘° ton. wanted to be assured of tilt- ser- I similar NM Th? film In Y“hic'm'fl- Theprocenyolm "“94“: M" Rules Committee. ‘1“ MW”
pm.” “In um mum“ m mm, its de pound 31m tog-y m" Qt mm A, discuss the merger oposal it will vices for . longer term. The. “Meet football a. hid in p.“ to laxity u‘slres is represented in the Mt vlth. Nev! York late in Feb": with”
lulu II. the “I" ”m on" ‘ wk” still one o! the large“ 33“.“ proves he as independent tub cementum-w" discussed during Stelllugs' R. m .3 a. tamer-ease w mm. Peter theOmt Indium flirt“). :vmo consider-Ne. Ittenti. to;
In“ A-r-‘vnj can. rm" ‘lntler then \hlt it is ti dependable. mam rem- then. the are your agreement which if,“ u," here. but u no a", yes- nmn h gel“ “the mat Malcolm Forbes le “minty leather armor and Neath.
mm, H mu“ “m. a much needed “I. ed)‘ for the ailments at nomeuklnd. bound the New Bright d League hev- tel-day that his “Menu-ct tor the will be readied um: the advent gt six and Muir-loo third with thirty which players weer In W
Am 1." m- ”mo". and "I. h“ m... :“d “9 "I “M 3'0! III! here pr meant-1d teem-d!" Ao Siamese. A: d‘" one-mom n. "Mm, Jam. Arte-wit! have like elven-g ”the“ Walnut Bell Fem or . gene. The lmproeelon 1A
with “I, mm “ m to ‘. In ““09 at "‘m treuunr 0! (lie let 9. Humor.- n- luvleor in physical mitten end Wal- Kn line the least lid 1! el- m: that In none on All.
a. W ("I the Int hell. “Does lie all debts were mid. the lean! Ate! M. as mentor in such (when idle. the total tutu mm. m. teetlre article:- ere more “I
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