‘ 2204's“ 130.311.1311” or
Under—Won by Carl Par-
eon-14am Placid:}second. Dan Van
‘ . flortwick. Mono Lake.- N. 12: third.
assume can; 1!: 1'... Feb. 3.--
no of the m net: in the Unit-
States and the' Dommfln or Cana-
{1'
finishedthedrstdsrssacesottho
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Wesley Moody. moose Lake. N. Y.
Tune—48 seconds; “
czo-rua Dash. Senior. Semi-Finale
--First heat won by Charles Jewtrsw
Lake Placid; second. Mike Goodman.
Mantras; third. Alfred Nubter. Ohio
8. 8. A. Time—~20 2-5 seconds. 8ec~
end heat won by Charles German. St.
Johns. N. 8.; second. Roy McWhorter.
Chic-8‘0: third. Russell Wheeler. Mon-
tree! A. A; A. Time-20 (-5 seconds.
Bali-Mile Final for Boys. Fourteen
and finder—Won by H. Fortune. Lake
Placid: second. Carl Parody. Lake
Placid: third. I .Bruce. Lake Placid.
Time—din" H 4.5-.
Final 220-Yard Dash. Senior Chum-
piosship-Won by Charles Jewtraw.
Lake Placid: second. Charles German.
St. Johns. N. 13.: third. Roy McWhor-
ter. Chicago. Time—20 1-5 seconds.
Final 440-Yard. Boys. Twelve and
Underb—Won by Ernest Graves. Sara-
nsck Lake: second. Dan Van Nort-
wiclr. Saranac Lake; third. tied. Wes-
ley Moody and Robert Dewey. Sara-
nu: Lake. Time—481d seconds.
Final. l-Mlle. Senior Championship
~—Won by Roy McWhorter. Chicago:
second. Charles Got-man. St. Johns. N.
8.: third. Charles Jewtraw. Lake Pla-
cid. Time—8m” 2-5s.
JUDGE LANDIS OPENS HEAD-
QUAKE-IRS.“
CHICAGO. Feb. 2. -—Headquartcrs
for Juan K. M. Landis. as high com-
minioner of baseball. were opened in
a suite ed rooms in a Michigan avenue
building today. He expects to be
ready to transact baseball business
as
RALEIGH. NP‘U'. sub. 1%:
Wyckofl.’ to years old. is dead today
in the state prison A forty-two
years' imprisonment. using which
move umesdecliuedapsrdonat
the hands of as many governors. and
after she had lived to learn that s.
deathbed confession completely exon-
erated her or the charge tor which
she was sentenced.
Forty-two years ago aarah Wyckoit
entered the state prison to serve s.
life sentence es the convicted accom-
plice in the murder of her Hhusband
Wesley Wychoi't. in the mountains of
North Carolina. The convicted prin—
cipsql a negro. was hanged. Three
years ago from the mountains cams
word that a‘ deathbed confession had
absolved the woman of connection with
the tragedy. Then for the fifth time
she refused a pardon. explaining that
she was being treated well that time
had shattered all her relations th
her family in the mountains. and at
she preferred to spend her last days
amid surroundings she had learned
to know so well.
NEW mama RECORD.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.--A new in«
door trapshooting record for consecu-
tive hits. 1“. was established in the
professional indoor tournament at
Madison Square Garden. yesterday. by
Mark Arie. of Champaign. 111.. om-
cinls announced today.
Arie. who won the Olympic cham—
pionship last year. is making his first
appearance as a professional. His
consecutive hits ended in the fifth
round or the championship event.
when he missed an easy shot on the
146th bird.
J. H Hawkins. of New Haven.
Conn. and W. H. Winchester. of Wil—
mington. DeL. qualified for the final
round. which will be shot Saturday.
Sentinel Want Ad's. Bria: coed
there soon and to announce selection
of his neretary in two or three weeks.
results.
.liams in the mu; rounds! a scheduh
vsd ten-round contest. Williams was
uaiidcd. ,_
mm m1:
Homo: N. Ten. 1m» s.-—mp.
shooters here for the. Bunny South
Handicap were _ today that
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marveling
Mrs. Fred. Kitchen. Gedeyvllle. Ram.
the only woman entered in the tour-
nament: had out-sh. ‘ot Tris Speaker.
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manager or the Cleveland Indians.
yesterday's' preliminary mat
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was 611;. behind.
targets.
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NEWTON. 31“.. Feb.
W. Driecoll. captain of the
College track team and s. member
the bare announcement "1
th tough."
Mrs.
Etchen broke 8! targets and Bpeaker
Harvey ‘l ron. for-
mer Grand American Hand can win-
ner. of Orange. Ma. and W. W. Pos-
ey, 91' Lancaster. Pa. each broke 100
BOSTON COLLEGE TEA.“
2.—Jam
Bofion
the American Olympic team last year.
handeddn his uniform yesterday with
am
Driscoll is in toad stand-
in
of
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take care of them.
tie-sea!
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were in 1914 to 1920.
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1115.110 All Cotton Mattress
7 11125.00 Quarter-ed Oak, three piece real leather set
Mary Price
: Wm Stufled Tapestry Set
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Extra Special Drive On Parlor or LiVing Room Set at 1-2 Off
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Raccoon Costs, 36 inches long, made of best dark skin.c
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Natural Nutria Coat, 30 inches long, fine qualih.
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fresh Ham .... ...........2B¢ Rochfort .......... 65
Nikon ...............2Ic Gienwood Butter ..... . ...... 65'
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