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BY NEA Service» .
_ BOSTON. Mass—Babe Ruth still Was a sense of h
- poorseason he had last summer. um” dGSpite
Recently. When asked what pi hers in th
hardest to hit. he replied is all serioustrfss‘: e American League we
“All?! ot-them.” ‘
ress'ed for his opinion as to the hardest it -
take long,to answer. p Cher to h"-
i «That guy, Pruett or St. Louis. has my number. 1 new
respectable foul oi! him. First. base and I were total t 1” Ewen made
pitched for the Browns. s rangers when
"say, I got a sore back. swinging sag; missing
pitchi . It all the pitchers were like him for me. 1:23th “a? donut
is. g as far as getting base hits. 5‘“ “Slit 0n t
"That bird is deadly poison for me. He has three kinds of 51
five or six kinds of dinkylcurves. He gets a fellow's nerve ow bans a
‘I made a great pitcher out at that kid last. season." concluded that
~ nt
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
1.“, wry Dreyfus of the Pittsburg,die first came up to the big eagues he Babe didn
husrlmll trail] is going to take alwas hailed as a wonder. ut he de-
cimni-o on another old timer. in Jim‘veioped a sore arm and has had a
imam; lhr nil] (film- land pitcher. Bar- great deal of trouble ever since.
iii \ is .t \l‘l')’ guoli Judge of bail plfly- ' ' .
”3‘. The New Canaan basketball team is
. o - going at a great clip at the present
Ali‘i‘ii‘Vln. thi- riglli forward of the time. Christmas night they defeated
(‘olonhlls did not sewn to be playing the New York Collegians by the score
as last a game last menim; with the of 31—30.
l‘olmnnls as he did two we-l‘kfl i'rCHOU-‘l' . . ' . View with Babe.
\Aliil illn' l:o,l.ll 'l‘l‘illllizlvs. ”Red" Kelly and Jackey Hogan are
. s a playing a bang-up game for the New 4 s
handing-u. who [llllli d center for the Canaan live this season. These two .
“hulls lust ('\‘l'llllll.: was llllilsili as onc‘players are piling the baskets up in as l o roves
or in. ill-«t pi.l}l‘l‘H in New York lie-levery game. \
illl. in.. l; lnlv. it L'llllili iw plainly seen, " ‘ °
uilv r l'.- ..lmv Sl‘lill -I that he know The past year was one of the llt'sl “C y rea or Fr °
\. m “1.1.. ”hunt plating, in the history of the city for all ath- anQI
, . letics. ’l’he baseball. football and now ’—
'l he l'll‘llllllllill') lznml' at theltl‘“ mammal] 59350" were all 9. great Ty Cobb likes the fighter. That's Cobb told him that ho ”my
filnwlvnlol l. \v‘nlllx “.lls sk iltlllllnlt‘1i‘.iSUCCl'53- . . . why. Pitchermlstey Fr‘anels ‘12: tgken throw another “lean 1-3115]; in.
. D... o. 3222.2. “2"“ ““° 8 °“‘ 2°“
9 s a Iaccount of illness in his family Guar- Cobb 0 d ~ ' ' “ °
‘ ' got his line on Francis 8" un to 830893 bt‘lnl: hp,
Fl‘lnn‘lil. ill-v lllllli' l- i‘.ll(‘ilt‘i“0i‘ tho nieri will act as captain of the .\or-: through a' personal encounter with Getting to his {ML CHM) Gas}
I‘M“ WWI" lhllxm m ”if, ”unfit”: ' walk mg “m. s o o the former Washington southpaw. III‘mdly‘ tioward the pitchers.
I .IELHI .4 .lllil “ill 51 ltL'H ll ' H'i' 10 i ' . ‘ranc1s' "Stead of b. ¥ 'frx— ‘fi
till' l'h-n lvlllli l. -llll ill tlw Ann-l-iclln| Lonchak. the speedy little guard of Washington was playing at Detroit for the plate. l“orlu;:i}tt-i: 1“: m
1,. ..m. .,. gr .. “on. [the lily Five do... not seem to be Play- last season in the final series between pk“ anticipating :1 C300». 39..
' " ' ’ing the, game this season that he did anything happemng othcrti an:tr
4‘.» ..li'.- lilolhl l’lllli t.lillf‘ out on thelast. it may be because of his weak . change of unkind Wonk ' ‘ ‘3
floor min NW llil: who hot-lire tile‘illlklfi or he, may he just in an ordi- The dispute did "may“ "T
fiJlll" list t\t‘lllllt: :ll lill‘ Armory. lillry slump. Joe will come nroth be- game. Which was “,0“ by ‘1') _. if?
1;. ni'iil‘ um.» l..~ swn ill solnl» oi' the Mg: tore the season is much oi-f'r.‘ and play. two players renewed hom.t‘i(” ‘
i"..llllv \ I». l-lilov liit' Sthtlll is (nor. [his usual fast Eam‘e. . : gulside the Club house: Platirs'
I - . i ’ 0thtcsms,h -‘_. .4 :'
'l’ll-l Wat llill' “us now of Benny: Leo Frank. the captain of the local _ ..._—~.——-....;-.._- . 3 bottle. 0“ (r' ”mun“ E -'
l,f‘(lll.illi‘3i lllllsllt ill-Illu' billl'lll . Silil‘lllll'l‘K ; li‘llKi}: iScthltlflii basketba‘li :Ctszwilé be I Above 15 a plcture CI tue Sprlngwcod Baseball Club as they appeared at the 01058 of the 1922 “1 next day, in disc-“551118. the ,1..-
ill:- iii;lll\\lii:l r mnlplonsnp. ls, lac n 1e neup ago. ns e an ury . din ' ' - ' ' Cobb - - ““
flilillc -.l tight ol‘ lln- )i‘iii' was with high school. Leo has been having seasont Rfiad g from left to fight, m the front mw’ the players are. P8111111“, M1118, EmBSt nfidlk, “(90:22112‘1311.“ to tin -‘ 1.
it w 'l'. lllii- r. i,l'llli.'lrli was: nwnrllo-d trouble with his feet. but he states that (masco )’ 9 way‘ . weaken at an . 5. . "e 1W." he “”3
liir w \\~x1l:llwl‘ ll» l'ixillll in this light. it is nothing serious. Center row: Ostrowskl, T313011, Nassaro, Whone. ‘ which makes) “15;; gThalttsltho Sp‘
. . . . . B p Clcrs :~
W .. _ ' ‘t . r. ,. r up hm! m h h. o - ' Top R.°w° Bardos, Treasurer, Nathan, Scorer, Kohaut, Tickey, Maileck, Amstant Manager, Lon- the two clubs. For six innings. Fran- “a,“ I could use um MOW Fra-
nmwwi we “‘5" 0" 0 1 _ ‘ l M M avvened £01110 8'“!! chak, Captain, Gabor, Hadlk, Directors, Bellus, Manager. cls made the hard-him" Tiger: 1001: on my club," '
«1N ill“ llllllll I“ I“ ”H“ “mm” in i team of the loud high sch001 theyl .-- A - _ rather cheap. All or which rrobawt- exp‘ i
.\,..l\ \llwllllwlqon Andi won honors have only played two games this sea—1 The Sp’ringwood Baseball club dur- 2_ u 4; “’ilton 3‘ ' . ' , w. » .ll ms
in .... ml mm dill-ml: the past year. ”on. They have the material for a fast 1 ing the past suison made a line record. " 10; Bronx Suburbans. 0. " 10; Wilton 1. In the setehtn inning‘Cobb scout: 5%be pout throaiikidozl 21". Jim:
" ‘ ’ lit-am. and it is hoped the. tthey will l They played a total of 42 games of -‘ 2; City Island Giants. 0. _ u 6; Norwalk K. of (._ 6— “and: 0f purposely trying to e “21:; t h ; o. llasqnc
\t'.» lllmk inn llm i‘tlniillg ynar will ' play a number of games this season. iwhlch they won 28‘. lost 10 and tied " 4: Norwalk K. of C. 1. Called 9 innings. h‘m' Francis resented the accusation. “momma a e “.5 on Y’ 0 mar
no tho ins-«dill; l‘loln tlw front row of ' 0 O 1tour. In the city series they Won six. , " 6; Norwalk K. of C..0— ” 11; Wilton 3. ‘
,,,,,. ..r ll”. [Ill ,lrmi “chm—nights that Coach Stephen B. Clifford. coach of ‘ lost two and tied two. They were the 8 innings. " 5; \Vilton 10. .
in. r ti. Mu ll lllll) ll l'illli‘. and (lint . the local high school team has been ; loading ti-am in this serir-s. Gabor had ". 3; Pioneer A. (1. l. " 1; Norwalk K. of c" 1' MCGraw Figures 0” Alanager BUSh
i‘l:,:l.l-l o: .lulwm l‘IllIIlH. lpuiting his charges through some a hailing average of .459. but only " 7; Oakville, 9, called 9 innin s_ - . - - N
‘ " ' {pretty stilt practice of late. and the ~ played in nine games. The real leader “ 10; Williamhridge Red “ 1: New Canaan, Lg one Star PltChel' 1V1]! Flll Ill (1.)
i‘: oil: :4. lump. the flltl‘l‘ll‘r. is back ! tram looks to be rounding into the or ill!- tcnm in boiling was Tickcy. the i 80:. 4. " 3: Newman 7 . -
ill Hm lllllll’ll'fi mn'v IIL'Iilll. \Vlien Il‘r-erlK-st form of the season. catcher. Willi (1n average Of 383 for 27 “ 7'El Cit A. C. 2. " "\' . NEW YORK'_De‘p"e the {wt that Utlllt Pia '
' m y ' 3" ew Canaan. 0' the New York National pitchers look- )8
- .---.- —- —-—- games. “ 11; Nor-walk 10—13 in- Total number of runs scored by the ‘ ~ tt d inst the Yankees
...... The management of this team is do- sings. Springwoods 216; scored by their op- Cd pre Y 80° 33‘ a d: _
i son-in ' of mi il credit for the m. - u -o- v __ . ., ow Jchn Mchw 1': far from lath e Looks asli’Donie Bush would hat:
i. lc 'lil ... “llton 3 10 in» pontnts. 1.... , stat! , .
- nor in which till-y brought this team to pings. ’2 The. batting and fielding record of “"h h“ Pitching ' the Washington team in the It's?
the front. in the spring they decided " 3; Norwatk i. the team for the season follows: ' “If I am to ‘1“ .' pennant again bench manager. .
to organize a. loam. but found that .. 4; Norwalk 1, lmng; 0_C1 next season I must get at least one With Peckinpaugh. and _(.;:gr.
tll93’lllil not have a diamond on which — ----.. - -——— , more crack pitcher," is the way Mc~ recently secured from DetrOlt‘ 1n
, ‘ to play. This «lid '..‘t 5.3.; them, for G AB It H ZBH 38H HR SH PO A E SB BA Graw View: the outlook. trade for Francis. there doselit 5
they set to work and built one of the TGTEOD - - - - ~ .... .... 30 129 24 34 4 6 ll 5 7! 84 15 5 .263 “Don't judge the merits of the to be a chance for him to lax-vol; 1r.
finest hall ilvids in the city and called J. Lonchak ........ 30 124 26 39 8 1 0 8 37 93 24 16 .304 Giants' pitching on the showing his regular position—shortstop.
iit Haiiik field. Kollaut 23 69 15 26 3 3 o 11 28 4 2 5 .376 against the Yankee”. 1. the way I, Bush played a fairly good firm“
The management of the team are \Vliono ............. 31 113 24 40 7 z 0 5 18 1 0 8 .358 well~known National League player game at third last season when ~
an, ally working on plans for nt‘X' spa- Nazzaro . ....... ... . 2 110 18 31 9 2 ii 4 31 0 2 10 .281 a m McG . it hill M at that. base. but didn’t hit any
. pp raws p c 3 . . _ ..
, . son's nine, and are llannllig on put-l Tk‘kt‘)’ ”nun... --2 102 23 39 ll 2 O 5 190 22 7 5 .383 “The Yankees as they faced the well. Possibly llama) take ano.
w . Last melting at the hot-walk ting {\tn a stronger ti-anl onto the Redway ............ 32 116 34 28 ii 0 0 7 384 8 3 7 .241 whirl at that posuion. Since no
Armory the Vorwaik Big Five basket- . . . ~. _, Giants were about the worst team in h b
‘ _ilcld. 'lhly \\'lil also increase the scat- beOr ............. 9 37 5 17 3 (l l 1 .11 14 .. 4 .459 has won t e 10 .
9 area hull team handed the Colonials on," C. .....nv vii iililik ileld Andy Mills ............... 24 74 14 as 7 0 a 9 49 o 4 .381 ”‘9 Ammm“ Leafle- Mm “y “M However. it :s more prohalf'e l
J llrooklyn a neat trimming by the score l g ‘ r' " 1 t ' ’ 7 .. . o o of pliChlnx would have flopped them. i l ‘d 1 t h . -“l t.
...... , .,_ .Ilollus iii‘il‘li as manager during the Iaiumbo ........... 18 49 ll 13 .. .5 o 4 14 _ 7 7 ..65 ”The ritics said Scott had at Bush wi decl e Ma r “l
Illl‘i'lilil..'.\('|2 "’ "r 59"“ i“ “‘8 pr"“’“‘“”" gum" l-nst season. . M g I“. Lonchuk .. 7 15 2 5 1 o o o 3 5 o 1 .333 c i ,h t heds'ems his hands full with the me’l'c r...
o . l». . . . .s e t ”“‘ m” 3""‘3 3‘1“"? C ‘eam- by ’- no-om or :imos won and lost dur- Ostl‘owsky 7 is . 1 5 o o o ‘ 1 1 25 o o .277 “Peed b‘" 3"" Pay" "’ ° “ ° agement of the club and not try
H W ‘ ‘ t" ' ‘ ' ‘ I ”mm 0 . , l- " ( g - game will tell Vail that his speed was ,
ti:- ... i>lw|s md p,” wininrs tlm liiffPr- gloat “113 in the last few minutes 0‘ ;ing the season of 192;: by Springwoo-J leto . .. .... ......u . 4 12 3 4 0 i 0 0 80 4 1 0 .333 0-di ril in Y kees win a. regular berth. That 1‘ mg
t in I‘ la in. ..H ,l l. l‘illlii‘éii and a Per- the game defeated the second Combat. baseball tram; Hall . .. ............ . 3 13. 0 2 0 (i 0 o 3 1 0 l .166 1““ 303:0" r 3‘ g' “. M22} case. he will fill in as lL'li '
...-ll ...... _- Tm‘" “"0 °‘ smT'Wd' The “0” °‘ Springwootls.1f|; \Vhite Sox. 3. Lynch 2 7 2 3 1 n o o o ‘ 3 o o .428 “’0‘,“ “9 ““3” e" - . "“7 fielder.
w”. o ll.“ 1. l. l. ,. mills a porsonal ”“3 5“”‘e W“ 33““ u s; Sam-ml Hearts. 3. , Maruke 2 5 3 2 o o o o 2 3 2 1 .409 gill-“13,13? th'"°“lfl"y a: thun- Bush still has considerable br.
rum :r l. mum...» lor m.- (illicilil to The way the in: same of the even- .. c: 8min Rock A. (7.. 3.: “Volsl 2 6 3 3 0 0 1 3 2 5 1 0 ~500 (:"I‘ll't 'i n ‘, lac-31y?" n y]. k ball left in his system. and beca‘
m, , I. m“ , I, , m... m. “...“, ing started out. it looked as if i. would u 23; Lynh Col. Giants, 2, Barrios s -0 6 9 n o o 2 7.. o 2 4 .450 a :at i; Y "1‘" m” °°It of his abality to play any of the
- be a. hard to 'ht (:0 t t in ~ 3- l‘itv Iclami Giants 8. Emu .............. 3 4 2 o o o o o i n o o .000 8"“ “8“ “5 i e “Ree" in“ it “'1 field positions. exxcept first. this“.
a. n es r ughout. ‘ ' ‘ ' oin to make mu h h dws i the - ‘
( nu'nnu but after a. while the scoring machine " fiz‘Rosehllds. 8. Paige . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 9 3 2 0. . 1 0 0 3 7 2 1 .223 glatlgnal Lea ue c Ms; 3 n all will often break into the regular 11
ll s i‘m l l o. my otllrr official of the locals got going and tossed in " 9; Forsyths, 4. Stanley ............. 2 6 3 2 " “ 1 o ‘ 5 0 0 “333 needs two seisch d t M re] y up.
w p I\'l llu ll.‘,lll it] pom-l. from the basket after basket. The visitors did “ 9: l-‘orsyths. 3. Champion ........... i 4 n 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 O .000 ”m. of his oungest V9 9mm?“ 9';
l.l.l. do. lilll on; lil“ profile»! of a not. present as strong a lineup as was " ll: ltzlllnn American. 8.: Hill .. . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . 1 3 o 1 o o o 1 o 1 0 1 .333 in c t t ‘3'" I“; :01”: to“!
mm, _- expected. Klldurr. who started or: as " ll; (ilvnllrook, 2. l Gordon 1 4 o l o o o o o 4 o. o .333 “all.“ 3 BIY 9» 00“ u e e W "an
v-,,. .. ,w .. , .,. . - . . ctnteri‘ rthem dw at - “ 4; lilogsud s.‘.m nts.‘ Oleson .............. 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .2503 '
ill I I l 1" ‘llll I ‘il ii iii IHill! (:llll‘lllim billion" to left 821qu waasnthe flotilltzgd‘lllgnsgt‘ni SK “ r1 f -. 7 -. ... V Evidently Jena 1' Mcan feels
thiill ‘\ll :1 I-"( . 1- - . l . . _ .
l. l... ......ll 2 . “...... m. ...... at that team. He tossed in live baskets COLONIALS Villa’s Ankle TWlSted 2‘5”; ““3: 3:32"? “3: ““2““ p’°‘ 13",:“5‘, “fit“;ftt " “ 11° " ‘° "‘9
in.» l.‘ lilly in ll. ... it is living ilonc. d”"‘“8 the same and Il1w displayed G. F . ‘ e 3:“ 5 13:“ C 33‘"!- a“ '3 0" P C € 8-
ii in. \l ..H...” “,1... “H. ..., up... has a some mighty tine floor work. Donovan McEiwin. ri‘ . . . . . . . . . . . :1 2 G I M .
rim-i in nu. ll..- ollluw‘lnl: [Will] n, free “Isoll’lal’tml «'1 12!"? game and made a 3?“:‘3‘1‘ ”1 ------- ' ' ' - f 2 1° Pancho Villa, flywelght champion 0' causey sent to A0 L Recelves
lilruu' tllr “ml. rimming llu- captain ‘0‘" 01' “1 9° nts. f " tr 0 “‘1‘ “r? -------- -' " 1” l America, may not be able to keep his ' '
of lili‘ on. “ding ;. .lm with a to-chnlca. For the local team Guarnieri and If“ ”r' lg """ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ " “ 0 0 1engagement with Terry Martin at the 01.10198 In Part Ball Cheeks
foul. Mullen were the stars. These two hohnkcn. 15" C ' " ' ' ' " 0 0 O } Garden Friday night. The .Fillpino ' Payment for Bentley '
s .- 0 players piled up point after point. -' ""‘ 0"“.iwisted his ankle while in a training . INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Dec. 23,. 9
lllll.l| mu. lunrnieri made eight baskets and Mul- golf“ - - - -; : -------- 11 ‘9 -° bout at Grupp's Gymnasium and has BALTIMOR 13.13% gash—Red Can“, i Amado”, Levon “no“; human“- . _
i. ll www- lur n player in mm- len tossed in seven. Kelly played at left . ”“rmf‘klflhmi‘r- been under a doctor's care- Bis man- has been sent to Baltimore by the New are here yesterday receiveds. check for
llill :1 lmll \\l1lii' hp and a player from guard in place of O'Boyie who was “mum” s 8‘0“" 3881' 883‘! the'rchampion W111 appear if 5 York Giants as part payment for Jack $20,352.10 from‘ Kenesaw M. Londis,
We f‘l’l‘M-liv rid. lum- n llolli on the calico away on account of illness in Th. a‘ve“rnnwn, am“? f t his ankle improve! Bufliciently tollsentlcy. The blunts agreed to'pay the commissioner of organised baseball.
mil ' his lamiiy. in 1 ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ S armors 0 enable him to use it in a bout. Mean- .‘locnl club 365.000 cash and three play. as that organisation's share in the .
ll ii: pocslln- {or n pintrr to he un— The preliminary game was (an and ”a“? ”mum" ’1’: “0‘ to 1mm“: °m°°-lwhile Frank'Floul-noy is negotiatingiers. The other players have not been proceeds of the tie games in the last 12-14 NO. Mam Street.
upwellm- mm. in min“ to secure hard fought from start to finish. The “ “Winston rm“ {with Irish Johnny Curtln to take named. ‘ world series in New York. - .
pm... dull lll ill~ llllll from an oppozi- Second Combat Train sent up a fine L I
m i, l:- l. ... .... (hill .‘I‘\4‘l‘l sin ii a possi- team from Stamford. and they set out OUR BOARDING HOUSE—-By Ahern . MASON“: BALL JAN- 1. Th H f G d Clothe!
"1‘"? "" "1'3“! L' "lll'lll l‘u’l-l" prompt- to get the scalps of the local team. - - - — -// . ~ ~- . e ome 0 0°
W. llw l‘l luV svlslwnlllnlr Na y. and tin. During the first half of the ame. first I ' 1/ ‘ ‘ GREENWICH- Dec. 23- _ The
in. .lm. i\' r. moxlnc tlw (lisirc to gain one team would be in thesiead. and MV REAQOM FOP “AMA. HE WAQ Tum DOORBELL) second annual ball or the Greenwich
rnesrsslon or illr' Mill. then the other would step out in trout. HNUUG VOU FROM “A“ :5 WORRlED ‘DlZ‘ZV mu‘ VOU CHECK , Masonic club will be held-in the state
--——-—. Wilh but about ei ht minutes to in THE WNDOW MY 600D / HOW'TO’GE'rRi'DOF ’ DWlCHE armory here. January 19- It ll ex-
r0 o I p y I l. . 66 i .
W lgglns-Roberts in the second half the Stamford team MAM WAS 'TO PPESEMT GW MOR' ' 1““ NORKIMG wrm NM v \F l pected Governor~eiect Ch‘fl“ A—
(‘0 t t1 C I] d rm: loading by several points and it . VOL) WITH THIS GlF‘T' I WAS AFRND TU‘LEDO’ AH'LOOK MRS NOODLES“ i Templeton and his stat and Grand
, co see it the Batter tea w s I ‘ Master Frank L. Wilder be
H BS S a e '0 go down to acreagbutrls‘t thisgtol‘mng BEFl‘T‘l’IkiG ONE WHO ‘3': lForfi‘1ng% $123635er :59 A FLASH OF “"4 present. m
raw by Judges . they put forth an extra burst of speed. 1’0ng SO'T'HAT "THE IKE U V DAD'Eb- HE . it) HERE HE’D 60 ‘ .
. -..“- and soon passed the visitors and WHEELS OF NDUS‘TRV CLEAU'M‘SUOW O LRSHAD "J Hi5 OUTrVJm-‘i ENOUGH '2
l or 1.1m rounds f'llur'k \Vigglns Stflyt'd in front of them until the final MAY REV OT-‘F'm, WALK= EVE ' BUMDS OH “‘5 HEAD . ' -
rpm. ill » )llllrlil- um nmuls-d Al liob- whistle bk‘W- OLVE a AND ‘ Hm “AND “”5““ A ' FF R '
' ‘ THAT COM . ~ 1 - WPAEE 0 F0 /
rim ul mm H island at the liiirlem- Next week the Inwood Dairy team so I AQK VOU 'TO MVI ‘- . CARD GAME., A HATRhCKl/fl - '
I'll-”WW” “{ (V- ‘\““' Ym‘k. Ki niaht. of Harrison. which defeated the Red ACCEP'r'fl-US .WARDROBE“ K 5* ‘ ' 5 ‘t - '
Ill“ I. lhu mm“ “"m" ngfllns slowed Men early in the season by an Over- BRAND NEW SUN" A“ NOW RCA” E F i . ... ‘ E E ' i " i I ' l ' '
"'“H " it my slow vmlk and Roberts whvlmlns score, will be the opponents TOUR '1b ' . i - ‘l" ' ' " '
tool; ill" i.l’-l_ iill‘l‘t' lounrls. Where- o.’ the Bill: Five. This should be one of CF OVERALL‘B,“ PAI M‘BEQCI” ‘ ' .’ 7 ,cé .‘ 1 Lift Off Wit}! Fingers , .
"'l"'“ "I" JIML'W did a hard sum of the lust games or the season. EVMBOL. OF LABOR! 1. ' , , ’ 3 I -' o erythln
..llzllm. in: on lilo li‘ mils and decided 'i‘lc scores of the games follow: ‘ ‘ " .. - I 10¢b‘ical
Ill ll til~ .Kt'tlt' “as all i‘\|‘i|. l-‘leliminary state: r; ‘
WWKIHM. it sort of faint reminder or o ' ' M A 7 . ‘ - . .
Horn" Gr» it. u. lights M setting in close BATTkfiy C fit, . , m '. ‘ . . (. J t ' _ ,
.lld ”Milling away with all the weap- 6‘ F' P t . — - e e .
ills nature glue him. He punched :2"? 1?; 'l't"""°""' '6] 0 12 ‘ ’ . ' 2...» an ;
llolu ill: {ll"'lllirllil}' at the start and w an ' """""' 1 15 - . ; ‘ ‘ um 11 NO'M
mummy-1| in mixing: a lump over one Ngumsn. c """.""H 1 0 2 . l ‘ .. ‘ ‘ MS! -
or Alilrri‘n (‘31.3' but that was all the Oziearn. TE ........... 1 O z ' , _ " " ‘4? ' ‘ 2 Stores /
'1 \ku ii“ liili and m. fizzled out BX'Clherl-On. It ......... 1 o 2 _ . .- 1 ..; ”978.
”M“. m ”m ”mum; mundl Wiggins Hess. lg . . . . . ........ . . o o o . . . ‘ J. I - Tel. ..
“"51"“ 174 pounds. ten pounds ii - — _ '_' ' - Jr ‘ ‘ ‘
"r llmn ltolmrtlt, gm Total 16 1 83 - ’ .' ' , . ‘ . L \
” r“ ,- --~-- . SECOND COMBAT TRAIN _. ' - ' ' . . ~_ ~ ' a ‘ j ” -
MISS America 11. M...) .r ‘i’ ’7; I}; ' ' , ; a i ‘ ‘
Travels 75 Milesan Men 1: 4 o s ;,- '
H . Pollack.c.............2 o 4 Alftw ‘ " *
ouronPacific MitcheilJz 2 'o i } ~
. ........_-.-_ {Ybl.rI.-............1 3 4 ‘ ~ .
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