-
The young ladle.- of the Bridgeport
High Moot are considerably “het up"
are: the cancelling of the basketball
~ mebetweea I '
Stamford high
"(tunnels-thin of
- ileum, by the Stamford damsell. if
theBridgepon girls have their any
tile-Stamford team will not be in the~
league next moon for the reason that.
they do not live up to their ems!
' X90913.
scheduled for many weeks ago.
was [launched several times by, Stall:
' ford High. A great deal of intmet
Interlaced in Ulill some as the win-
nar‘wus to have been presented ‘witb
a cup as the champions of the league
by
it.
must be played on a day designated
by
Stamford fails to put in t.“ appearance
they will forfeit all right to the cup.
The baseball game betweennridgc-
port lilsh and the Taft Prep.
. of Welcrtovrn, jf'hf'duitltl for “Much-v
. day afternoon lute been cautions by,
the, Taft boy». This. was welcquc newn'
' ‘0 ”W Red and ”13"“ “Pm “3 it will Ion lit the semi-tint“ of the show off
allow them more time to prepare for .m. T..mph. Mme...) Club .0 be given; 1.300 points wlihin the American lilies.
‘ their regular league opening with Ann at ”w Mm." New "mm. on April" ,
Hot Shot .,
Athletics
NW
cbak. but Joe's brother who is
"It? Bridgeport end
schOoI girls for the
the southwestern“! the 13.01. 1‘ 3,5 It".0.b""“ "‘3‘
make upthe rest of
H.
The ”game was originally
but .
‘ Danbury scheduled for Friday
the midst-port Telegram. The B.‘ “‘Ottld net-d it great amount of
8. girls have decided that the game
This postponement, is in
great help to both teams
and it ‘ _
giro them more time for the
them in the near future
both Norwalk and honour-y.-
_~———
'BATTLING KUNZ
School
annlu 0" Saturday. lit-tween ”‘9 "’m'.253tli. it tints rititi today.
hint-ii efforts of Manager Joe Murphy.
and (‘tlerll llunt the team ls'rapidly .ummmme' and do“ "0. think ”In!
.\
llt'itlgoport ltigh et-lltiol for both
'lioys'ultd girls. The followers of tho
lied and lilttrk certainly deserve cre-
. mttndin’n "no form and ”W" are look- “m in U or N L, or . _ 1 France in the next contingent. tit-tutrti '. s. . l .- .
. _ in ll lou lti‘ lhllll. W, m il‘ F“ . . ii .. \l..ll tort. to t... -. t”... NW”.
tut: forward to th» lit-st sensor! in! Tm. llritirzeport ital)?” “.j” flout". “ginrméh affikr‘hg‘l’l' liitwlhul'l‘lxilnlit’ nu; . . I . tumor, A» mtmugv... ,
.‘htlhr . ‘ :lm littw lllll(‘il to say about kilnz'S unliwn running track builder: Frglnk :1; ,‘1'9 ‘; ‘1‘“é""“‘ "‘"' “m 1" “"-
.. if pf ‘| l r, {”de in the leluuztl to meet Allen this time and Qlllllily. former Yule coach now at “1.. \t 1‘ 11.15}. ' {ti-m; .Hm NMWH"
.0 mm s n m. i a “m. t'itntitimtndmor: .lltt'klMctleo of flow- “7 " r‘ T” -' 'L' t"
tilt
athletics.
y'l‘lmnlts to the unspztrin: efforts of
f‘nptttln "llt-inie"
littrv liittll :trliool it'lllll
int:
intiluwr ulll twirl tiio oponing game
uiih Fischer behind the hat. ltocantlo
in first and Littlmer'ot third are sure-
oi litlitiln'! down their old positions. It
, i.» expected thitt “OF-:34) drill covet short
‘tlit-y ilith‘bH-il lluv'inu quite
the
for their intoro-st and support of
ptttrzltotl tip so that
‘fllilllfiii ilitlnt‘i' in it for
Fischer. the Dan-
ie first round-
lnto show“. it is» curtain that Don
of his friends,
—.—
National League.
’ Well jl.ost
New York . ..... _.., . . ..
:ttlt'l Keane on second. both helm: new ‘2 . 0
recruits but have shown up well at St. Louis .............. 1 4,
ii‘1if'iiCe. .A number of men are out. Boston .WWJ 1
it t tllti'dtimld‘dlut captain “Hollie? ”clamor - -------- m: i
we a... 1...... mu in his ’0“ milliliiitl;'.'.'.'.'.'.:;:'.it. 1
chard, McCarthy is one .of the "109' Brooklyn ............ fl 2
“pointing candidates. ' .3 Chicago ................ o l
. . _...._ ‘ ‘ American League.‘
All the dent. basketball game of the Won Lost
{bison/om fair damnels of Glenbrook $83M; ---------------- i . x
defeated the girls of Norwalk High by .Ndw -‘l'oi-k '2 1
the unforlunntti score of 25 to 19. Thu Washington . _____ . """" 1 ._,
Norwttlk clrla- started 0" beautiful Chicano . ............... 0 1
come-buck in the lat-st half bllt thPil' i:iliifidf‘illhifl -. ......... 9.0 3
opponents lend was too lame and was B13121?“ --------------- 3 :1
too formidable; barrier for the local """ _‘ ' ' ' ' 1 '-
girls. to surmdurit. despite. their herolc‘
eilorta.
turtun c nndfltilanppointlnn season
for tb feminine defenders of the
cm... and White
that.
thou struggled on until the end of the
season. I ‘
thfi'pnde 3;.th opponents work pret-
ti' hard to conte'out victorious. play-
ing splendid hall all winter, but there '
summed to be a jinx following them for
. in as they might they were unableto
win many of the games, i
At a meet-lug of the
Norwaik High School; Kenneth Faun
.. was unanimously elected manager of
This name ended a very un-
National League.
New York. 2; Brooklyn-ti.
Pittsburgh. 8: Cincinnati. 1.
ct .
"“9” u” “ Boston. 1t; Philadelphia, 2.
they suffered defeat after defeat .'
rain. r' .
American League,
in (-Very name they played
Boston, 5; Philadelphia. 4.
rain.
rain. .
. MR. WARWICK
. 1‘ i
A.A.ot‘ the.
__—-——-
Netional League.
mé baseball team. This vacancy was ‘at 3:45.
caused by former manager 'Percyt'i‘er- ,
rv lotivlng school. Fassn is treasurer.
‘ of the A. A.. and lit one'oi‘ the. most.)
popular students .
has his men practicing every tiny and '_
through his tireless work has the team ,
in splendid condition. .
meeting. Manuel anlov wun chosen-9 .
Gawain. His team , mates certainly;
knew they were dolor: something that E
would improve '5'. ii, S, chances for!
cupping the championship when Mun-E
not was putyin.
athlete of no mean ability having plus" i
ed on every team that hilt; been form-l
ed since he came to the high school i
a couple of wars alto.
ly he will play third or umhimself an
' Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, 9
encloec with he and mail.” to Foley 6’:
Co" 2&35 Sheffield avenue. Chicago,
ill., writing your ndma 'and address
clearly. You willi‘recelve'in return a
trial
or and er Compound,
his and crouv; i‘olcy/ Kidney Pull,
for pain in aides and bitch:
tittm, backache. kidney and bladtl {alln
n v- _‘ ..
Boston, at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at. St. Louis.
. American League.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
in the smool. lie :
At the some.)
the mound. No this is not Joe 1
in; in bits big brother’s footsteps and
his the "mm of a very promising
ball planer. GRW'V!“ also be need
in. mimosa initiator!" “t" Extensive At Schedule
the infield. ' i
i
Bethune of the inability of the Nor-g
walk management to secure] lease of I
proper ground: to play on. the fit-att
league game between ' Norvalk and
non has been postponed. Amusement extensive, program of athletic. game;
Park is the only likely place around
here that could he need but it
found itlipossibie to get it. Besides it 1;... Coarse J‘ Fisher, 890mm" of the
ion to put it in condition for playing.' lmKuu of North America.
realitv
as it will
needed practice which is matted by7 the greatest football coaches. baseball
WILL NOT FIGHT
liuttlinu Kunz ‘will not flab! lied Al-i mttbods into their armies. '
iiillt‘ knot-hing Kunz’for hilt refusal to V“...
Ilii't'l .\iit,‘li “several times before" i
Whether or not the matter will be firming :=ilf.flit among their troops in the help of flu: other (Hunts, dl'iih‘i‘t'll
Kubz can see lilt‘ iir'ti have rollrlnrml the American, ll rout of \l‘iliiawal-‘h' to the ])0i"'t‘r:‘.
hint to meet French and ltttliun cotntilttndera, it is it...
‘ Allen in not lilltin‘i but Ktmz stated to- M
iiii)’ that he would fight Allen if there trnining and 1th us “"03“”. for the” hits lii't‘n plit'ilim: a long, tour. little.
“its about $1200 for him. He Illtilii‘ llm moral“ and esprit tlt- corps of a body and Jitf‘h‘ pilt'iit-tl it mighty good point-
iiiiit‘l' rt-tiiurk ill ti joking mood to one
STANDING or THE CLUBS. '
YESTERDAY'S. RESU LTS.
(‘llicngo at St. 'LOliiH. postponeti.‘
Detroit at. Cleveland, postponed.
* St. Louis,» at Chicago- postponed.
WHERE THEY ,PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Nagy York. Game starts
follow-
amorphous
Narn- ~
Planned For ys at the
Front-hm Plead. For
Introddion of American
SportsMethods ‘
after-E NEW roan. April 18.—-—pr. most
.‘lliti contests ever devised for any
was arzzly in the field is in course of prep‘
tzt-ntlon here under the supervision of
repair- txetutlvc committee lit the - Athletlt.
.“A drive for 1.30 athletic directors
to work with the Young Men's Chris
tian association among the American‘
"till-‘1‘ forces in France. is bringing some ot
‘a
3 players, track builders and boxers te-
;Nt-w York." said Dr. Fisher.
3 “in addition we shall have to re
‘('luli not lesa’tllen t‘ii‘tzv men a uiot‘tfi’i
because of our obligation to Francfl
and ltaly. who have been alt-r fling with '
us to introduce American I athletic?
i
"We contemplate organizations alt
in France where evol'y soldier. away.
.from the rigors of t‘u- ii‘t’ll(.l!t'f4 fut" I
. breathing lipolls many rerupertite by ,
Kim: has offered only 81.30 for his means of\nll the sports."
Among those planning to lt-aw tin-j t \' "
tltdtl
W. w. WARWICK
.. :ti Ufttli. ('Il'lii‘tiiil" t!‘ aht' turn my witui rt-ini- ti 1.; xlu- i~‘ _t[ :.-.'
. .... «-V-s, ._ _
Be a King Matter
. “on . “ham.” ‘
t The‘Brooltlyn club will celebrate t0-
dal- its 28th birthday. as it was on
April 15, 1390. that the Dodgers playe.
plum 1 their first game in the Nation:
Ll algae, losing to Boston by afiéore o
15 to s, This was a bad start but till
Brookiynltee copped the pennant their.
first year out in high class society.
“Bill” McGunnigle "as the. pilot of
the first Brooklyn club. which was un-
der the presidency of Charles H. Bymo
Brooklyn did not win another pennant
maul towered the coveted trophy. and
_ repeated the following year.
' I
! .....-.,....
i “in CanaVan. one time manager at
the Neaniiaren baseball club..and la-
to!‘ identified with several big league
clubs as scout. will probably manage
the Marltanrms Co. team of New lia-
ven during the coming season.
i
: Old Saul Mustard tinuily has reach-
t-d the end of the rope. *ilansford'u i‘t"
rent knockout at lilt' hands of liarrl’
Wills was bin second of late years, but
the first in which ho was actually flut-
t nod for tile lull t‘ullni. Last year the
lanky Frail Fulton blinded old Soul
in lit‘tteiuwl‘v rum ”Mr“ “ trlth h-ft jails and {0711“} him to quit.
l' 1111‘ t-iit't'vnr')‘ ’tt: ittlx in i!t;i.».' hoop but it reitlaim’d for Wins {0 P“! H"?
‘3' Umlh- or not illit‘u' Linn. or tit-.1319 to sleep. This il~ the second notable
lit about. iiiiil ill ilih titttil‘ thortzsv iii victory that Wills ililfi scored recently.
Last February he knocked out Sum Air
iillllmltl
and "Tom" .lt'elly,
York itttiiier.. ,
i‘hv experience of tho ilt‘itiah ill (‘lll'
the . .
striking a false note. Little, .iosis, \l'iiit
.‘kt'flll‘ ilt‘llifl 2 it) it. Harm‘s hill!
said. that itihitiiit‘r‘l a~rhotiltl be regarded as his opponrnt old Jack Combs who
a most important part of military
"r'fzi‘i‘lrl‘afl: bE'V-mwi 2‘“le or drills, “5 ”WW“ '0. 3M tuittht have won it
. . . '3 til 3; V iii: up all Import“. _ . , . r
ttlity. to illilkt‘ il tluiion of athletics," m hm “M ”m ”m,“ kind of suppo.t
.nttid m. Flutter. "We hm." diSi'lll'H‘t'tl that Jest: root-ired. Barnes math:
' that not only do the turn in [hp ml". good impression on his first appear
trtr‘ihtfikeqltoo the, maiior‘ Shorts like once in :1 Giant uniform. and (fonltw
...- i . . ‘or. oust-m , chsllllniz. d” . - .
' . 4 iii!‘ Hilll‘ lilfl" ill the ilodrzt-t
pf“ anti hoxmt, hilt group or lllflrlsl fliilllttjs (“L’s Til‘t‘ (M mi), ~from 00"”, t‘ol~
moo WHY“? in ftymnnsluma' are very pop“.
)tliltt‘ “"- _ letzo was qllitt‘ a surprise. "(id vottnn
:t
.500, ,4 “" - Mr. Burnt-s had to go some to midi»
.. foo, ' ‘YESTERDAV'S GAM lance him. ., , '
.000 ll AhllMi’i'ON, April tar—it ‘ilnit il:t- Tlioro were not 'FO nutm- [Kimmy
.500 her l‘t‘i'lint'd to
.000
.00”
let. Walter Johnson along number ‘as crime up to see _ o
hand him a band on bulls in. the opening game who Watched till“ it”:
twelfth inning of yesterday's palllt‘ formanre yesterday. John B. Foster,
RC. bOtWW‘JI the Yankees and Senators the secretary of the (liable. sold lit‘
#33: while a brill came swung in the bill. would swear to the fact that there
7 once. Vi ltit tunnors otl first and third were more than thirty thousand pro-
333 bases llaker‘took a swing at what no t to see the curtain raised. Yes-
.000 Johnson meant. to be the third in!" of t rdayvtbcre were about six thousand
.(too an intentional pass and drove it i t n . over in one corner of the field
.i‘ilm deep centre field. it proved to @{LRhere was a hand from~tbe Brooklyn
W". motive fly which enabled nerrlll division of the Nat-iii..\illltts. with“!l
{Pratt to mm in from third base with mime music betn‘een tnntncs and
.the nth which gave the Yanks the some times when the men were at
iverdict ble to T. hat.
The New Yorkers opened up like .
{easy winners. 'l‘llev collector! four: Plill.ADEL’PI-IIA. Pa, Aprll 18r-
runs before the home team not it The Bravest were no superior to the
‘_chanct~ to do any scorintz.‘ and a pitch- mum” in all departments yesterday
ier who knows that five mus are nee that the local team neyer had a
._._—...
New York 8: Washington. 7. 1’3 1119.: Granary before he can be defeated. uH-g change. the score. being 14 to 2. Roth
’usunlly goes along with some confi-
(deuce. Herb 'l‘hormahlon. Httcttlns's
'young southpaw may hal'e‘ hadnthe flerzog played hiu'flret’ name for
lconfidence. bttt he positively war. Boston and prevented tire mm by a
, Eshort on control. He didn't hit-it to the spectacular catch of a fly in gum—t
:end of the first inning. He pitched to centre field,
iiive batsmen and the dope sheet .r i"! r _
:ahowu that he walked three. and hit " CINCINXATI. April 18,—Tllc Pl‘;
'another. «ilugnlne is aging fast lie-rates bunched bits off Regan in the
cause of his pitchers. fourth inning yestérday for seven
. ' --- ' runs. the visitors eventually winning 8
i NEW “)3le AW” ””5953 to 1. Lee Magoo carried off the prem-
imm‘tflc ”‘0 young pitcher WM came ier hitting honors by gathering in two
ldOW" "m" 1’03“)“ in "“3 recently doubles and three singles out of five
much wrunuled about trade. made his times .up. . ' ‘
debut yesterday at the Polo-Granada. fieuthervstmlned his back in tho.
[and it“ did ”'9 debutant act WNW" first inning andwas forced to retire.
Philadelphia pitcheru were hit hat-51
not‘ their support was poor.
4'
I
“no no THERE
lie is an all-around ‘,
«one nonletha— .
1 “AVE To Blind
Hone ALL THE
(A1551 aortas are.
, He! evenv Midi-t1?
it is most ilkc- I
...._. . - ....-- _.._.._
_i
i
1.
pucltagu containing Foley's lion-
for ~ counts.
rhenmzls
= m ”atrium” '
éetid‘fiioroi y M
a?
i’
M
OH #515,, indent“. Atom:
seee NDDD win-t My 9mm:
Lessous- THC"PROFE‘SOF-
9 SAY'B‘I'H THE ses-r Pup”.
” Ha- HA‘ i
TAKiN UP tan-H
3.
“a .'
YES DvAii, Aug 4'“ 5°
THAT I. qu‘rtceo Foe.
mow. mus Air-rearward!
”war ..... w“.-- E7371-.. . \‘tty in five rounds. Wills will now
tiAhL poms ARE A 21:31. 211:1. :1"..2’.i".::..:::‘;';t.::; 2:73.
ananYlMt’arlENritirj ' ' ‘
listvn to his pleas for it mntotl.
i .M
Hall luv: 1' 41r- . ' ' . . 1 .
Toll thpm “‘1 :1 an llllfliiiltnt in“ ‘0“. mm mm.“ have been in“
t‘ ta l~ .4
L In“ Jump M I'tniflli liettt'oon Homo; unit [hp limb
, take four hours on the ttaiit and
tort lll'iivtw‘. it is ri-t'tnin tllhl the I‘L‘ii'i'
enters will have 'to «how something
for the amount of "whey thtw :i‘t’t‘
r‘fit'!"i!n’(, llt~rzoz,_ who will not
t-ztti'alti of tile totttu. nil] drttw more
runner than Slammer Shillings this
”try Won't let oilt ti pt-ep." But to.
”it" “'[P ("’nhllliw lottr i2l)tll'< and fit“-
"Wl minutctt and then hear the din.
“limits the most -il‘l'illtitit' than
WSW silt-h tiulttrs is ('ttpt. Fletcher.
lv'l'tvtchur will lend the song it'flih and your. ills conlpe'nsntlon for St'f‘l’iClts h0-
m. Wll'il-C hill the unit: ilt'lwvt'il towite, top: the modest sum of $13,000. “mm
but the moment he discovers that the Stalllnz's solar" is $300 '0”. that 1‘
train no runched the tlutt- nztottt-tl for $12.50“.
the trip he will Hit! up the f'l‘y oi' . _-...
“lititlll trip." referring _to‘ the (let's Followers: of the Giants are mlabtl'
“th“ ho “I“ a minor it‘nfrum'. l-op- well llit‘itzeti with Ross Young.- ”11‘
him: “mm“ on milk trainr ""d ”’4ng new rirllt fielder who made his debut
”boom”- . with tile Mislit‘aw troupe.
Hero is another example of buso— . .
b3“ impatience: Early risers, 3“ a The stltevluio Was adopted lust ("'t‘.
f'tlie. iht’y Will storm ihi‘ breakfast “mg for the Feaflm.$ games of the: Par,
room 0" it "Hilly ("W 5““ as if ”10-" is Baseball League. comprising titronttv'~
“KW-"Ni ‘0 ‘10 0U! 1" pmctico, A nix te-tnls. Ton ot the games arr
trailer is roundly t-ltnstim-d if ilt‘ keeps scheduled my Sunday _
a two minute steak on the tire an
extra minute. A crest rush to cat out .
to loll about the lobby for hours tulr filed b‘v Richard (“Rube") Marquard.
lng it easy. star pitcher of the Brooklyn Xationitl
“They haven't any pizlt'c to 2’0 on league baseball team. was today do
n rainy day," remarked Al Denial'ee nietl by the district draft board. The
the other day. "Yet they I'ilfirgfi’ in board also denied his application for
and out of the. breakfast room as if a chance of his classification llfljt‘l'
their lives depended on their ,Hi'f‘l'li-‘tlte draft from EA to 4A.
flail players are a funny lot." : __ ~
. .. .., t Marquurd in his questionnaire has
ALEXANDER GETS NOTlCE. stated that he had a wife and a child.
ST. PA‘Ul..,.\'ebi~nska, April 13,—Th8 -He said his wife had-earned 31,300 in
filial“: 1113300 ‘ ,st‘lnlmntrtllytfmfiXOfi tilts auntie had been out of work tor
‘-' P\"if.’*‘.i-"fl l.h'..'
tithsghalgilgo Notional leaguellasebull " short period.
club. to o with the dra't-quotu t‘rom-A _ '
Howard Eounty. Nob" lb Cilmp Fun I 39" in n “ 95W?- D'tlllel' that. Delhi}:
slon. April A... wits 5.6m to Chicago by sey met Willard on the street, some.-
Alexsnder‘a draft board todnr. when: out there, and in true Colorado
style told- him exactly where-he stood,
KILLIFER‘IS FIELD CAPTAIN {and why. Yep. stepped right out in.
CHICAGO' AW“ 15-mCBWh'W' “T“ the middle of the road and challenged '
Iinm Killifer today wanoppointed field Jess to come overland push him o'tit oi’
captain of the Chicano Notionuls. in“, w“. And Jen 1““ smiled: and
smiled.
il.‘
/
"-____._... _
The condition ot David Splat-r, whol ‘
is suffering from .a brokenllip at the or course arranging an event. and
Norwalit Hosp‘tol. is reported anabont ' gettingt the playara to take part. in it
the some today. ‘ are two distinctly individual opera
WAS WETHING WRONG
“‘ doOD ,euesimc-
IPA/.5 To Time
VeUNEVPtAeto t ‘
PiANo ?
WW, I wash
55 («to Fall.
You ?
NV HUHC
,ment’il Commission on “it
until, 1899. when Ned lianlon's great‘
' sauceas.
NAVAL ARMED iGUABDthOMME.
sunk Nome-i, last. off the m
'Bath. Maine; William Lil‘s. ,
'Hopedale, Mass.
charity funds. A Jell", a .Unltdfldflg‘,
Roman Catholic, and skate .
this committee. Its obiect' ”tit
strict. the lndiicrlnlinat‘é col
funds, thus protecting {those
and .tojook after 'tbfi’interuetj. ,,
«threshcamvaim. ind client!“
are closely affiliated with. and
augment the, relentleaap . .
the war."
NO Hg'AH—EUT I; i ‘
THE- Newt-laces ' , “
12w 9‘. '
\
' one, but we have confide”; in
' ctbs. None would heron um
nctton’had the - not felt ' flint
.. ’l bar}: their 3.3"?!5 with all
Ulili . ‘l’eot'. The fact tin}
>3ltl't'i‘5 are Lu :0 after thinks, we
lose tangibleo—rh’amplanuhifi than
mum of which made the an
year .sad and (treat—the feet
promotions to go to the W . !
. ilr
Action». Wallet that e W
“dilation in sport mm. A W
morale. all loom up. lane. in M
situation and will make tortue' . .
All of the clubs are made up of.“
etican soldiers or urnly servicé‘mm.”
The announcement of the mi
schedule of the United statel i ’ “
Lawn Tennis Association reflect!
plonships. More than 150 cit!" W
plied {or dates. and this does not ,
clude the vast schedule yet to be it
sued for tourneya for boys and girl
The war will have no effect 96 M
in: here. That‘s the dictum troll! Tm
Gallagher. who was born in 184.8 0": 5
hil'l elf-it ravine: gt'owiifrom .ull infant
to ti Instr and licultlit' member 019.?
sport ftlitiilv. :nllaullor’s word in
ly one til ltundrvds in a elmiiat‘m '
We have the i't'f‘nlellt horses in
world training right in Now Yum.
at Belmont Park and Gravesend. With
the game practically dead in ED!”
and Franco breeders and Miami}!!! -
turned to America as thelmolg ulna
tion of the lpOl‘to—Bnte of hinsp
of democracies. ' - - t
The utowardn of tho Jockey 01“
have provided a. generous “W
The raring association has dept
ted a similar zenorositv in line .
and purses and the public is bound fl
respond. There. is enough MM
quantitv and quality to soprano
bin season! sndttt'e cumin...“
College/resnlta:~ .
Fordham i, Tufts 1.
Amy 2. mmyflte”‘el' 'el My“.
Navy 6. Maryltndfime'flv .1:-
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