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Points Against one
For Room 28 ‘
A basketball game between Room
fund 22 ct Franklin school was
played yesterday at Lincoln school.
"Elie ball was in the hands of Room
‘38 1: the whole game; Charriott.
findit and Polapr.
in: making scores to: Room 1._
cu: made several tine shots from
9 middle or the floor. '
The score:— .
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Sport Briefs
Mike McTigue. world's light
heavyweight champion. will undergo
an operation today for the removal
or a email bone from his right hand.
As a result, he will be on the tistic
.shelf for three months. Then' he will
be ready to meet Paul Berllenbach.
Tom Gibbons or Geno Tunney. he
say. .
President John A. Heydlgr of the
National league is opposed to the
practice or water league teams tak-
ing regular league umpires south
with them during the training sea"
son due to the danger of too great
intimacy betweep the oiliclale and
the p ers. During the regular
playing season umpires are forbid.
. den to stop at the same hotel with
the players. The National league
head. however, has not actually tor-
biddcn this practice.
Jack Owsloy. assistant football
coach at Yale tor the past tow
years who has accepted the job as
head coach of the Midshipmen at ,
Annapolis. was a playingstar on the
Yale. eleven 0: 1904 that conquered
both Harvard and Princeton. 'The
following year he was head coach otland. Oregon. yesterday. ‘
were the leaders :
Polo .
Captain
hated- Them'm
the Blue team which was captained
by the famous all-American end.
Tom Shevlin.
Charley Daly. who will haxe a
hand in ro-shaping Harvard's grid-
iron destinies this year. holds the
distinction of being the only player
ever selected by Walter Camp for
alloAmerican honors as a represen-
tative. of different teams. Duly was
picked as quarter-back when he was
at Harvard in 1898 and 1809. Two
years later. at West Point. he landed
the same post of honrr.
Joie Ray counts more on the
sleeping car “train" Paavo Nurmi
will undergo tonight and tomorrow
than the turns of the twelve-lap
track they will race over {omorrow
night. to bring defeat to the marvel-
ous Finn. The mile and three
quarters race at the Illinois A. C.
indoor meet probably will be in
Nurmi's favor said the little Chi-
cago middle distance man. "Nur
ml is much more ready for a long
distance than I am." he said “but
it is up to me to run him. find I'll
run him to my limit." Nux‘mi will
board a sleeper immediately after
his New York appearance tonight.
0 O O
Jack Herman, nationally known
fly and bait caster. died at Sort
Iic ‘as
B. A. Bartlett, noted Arctic We. expedition
the end oi the aisle-like Endless caverns, nest New Market. Va, which have never been peng-
down from the entrance, and work at
willbolld a cabin s
“Skylsnd cavern."
tradition. The photo shows a section of the interior of
adventurer, has 0
mile and a halt
vicm‘l’ircsldcnt of the National Asso-
ciation of Scientific Angling Clubs.‘
DODGERS SEEK
TOPORCER FOR
11111111 BASEMAN
NEW YORK. Jan. 16 .—Georgc
aporcer. "utility infielder of the St.
uis Cardinals may play with the
Brooklin team this coming season.
According to rcpor'Ls (lmrlts H.
Ebbeis. President of the Brooklyn
club “ho is now at Clonrwntcr.
1121., .it attempting to swing a deal
which will make Toporcor 9. York-
\illc b05321 member of the F latbush
tribe. If he is successful Toporcer
will supplant Milton block at third
base during the coming season.
Stock cnmo to the Brooklyn team
after the start of the 1924 race.
trom the Cardinalsvior Milt-3 from
2.1105. the Cuban c.1zcl1ez.ln the
early part of lhc season hc dr‘rnc
manv rims mcr 1hr plate while his
Holding around third ham was nbmc
thc ordinary
But in ihx lust tnoficldor. He
can _ . _
” “onmthtrdnde,
esoshhlvo’l‘owml!_
Vuxcwiimoau
months of the race, when the itch-
ins nodded his blttinx mosh. Stock
want game after same without even
driving the ball out of the infield. A
low base hits at critical moments in,
those hectic three weeks or the sea-
son might. have won the pennant for
the Robins.
\Vhether Stock will start the sea-
son at third base this year will de-
pend upon his showing at the train
in: camp at Clearwator in me. If
Stock tails to hit in the exhibition
games against the Yankees. Robbie
probably will start the 1925 season
with a new third baseman.
It the Toporcer deal does not to ‘
through and Robbie is towed to
bench Stock on account or his hit-
ting. Jummy Johnson will get
old job back at third base. ltls
doubtful whether Jimmy's legs can
Stand up under another hard pen-
nant struggle. Jimmy played in sev-
eral games at the close or last sea.
son against the ad ice of his doctor.
Ills injured leg gave him plenty of
trouble and at times he limped on
the field. Men) of his friends in
Brooklyn believe that his playing
do” are at an end.
Branch Rickey of the Cardinals
does not want cash !or Toporccr and
I-.bl;ets may lune to give one on two
of his players in return {or the in-
ma'y even lose 'l'dporcer
a
icg-ort, however. has
*withlllcterfflm
: "'1“. rooms
~' for mini sme- '-
. cript. ‘ a” .
HeGeis Chalice:
1m "
Jimmy McNamara. left hand-
urlcr with the Wichita club
the Western league, has just
been sold to the Washington
Sen-tors. in the deal Wiclms
two Washington ayes-s
and the club will receive ”.000
cash if the pitcher makes an in»
version with the \Vsshisgtcn
o aw...
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THE LID 18 OFF AND A 1911131me CLEARANCESELE 0EEASEANEE5‘
WASHING MACHINES, FLOOR END 1 ABLE LAMPS BEGINS - 1
7: We have a few babinet and Smoothtop'
’Gas Ranges and Washing Machines
which are slightly shop-worn or which
have been used for demonstration pur-.
' posesyonly. All guaranteed.
REDUCHONS
RANGING FROM
In Pnce
Phone 3600 and Have Our Representafive Calf .
l: 1cm
,, E , E 118, for We carry only the
W353 241-21113)“ ........
51,. $1.25 bu. 1501b. bag
smoked boulders 15c lb. Sliced
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sees....
Yellow Onions, 4 lbs.
Turnips. '-‘
Apples,31bs....._ ‘*
‘ 1 Florida Graph? Fruit. 5 for 25c. Florida Oranges. 15 to,“
00m! .. 49clb.
GranulatcdSugar l dlbs. $1.00. 100-111. bag
Confechonarym 10c lb. New Orleans Molasses, qt, 3,
4 cans Valley ’ tempt-ice ~ .80
3 cans Benefit P reg. price .60
3 cans Benefit Green Bean5, reg. price .60
Regular price .5 : $2.00 Sale price 10 ens:
”gawk Lllxe29¢ KW Crackers 89c. Royal Lunclll
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Borden’ s Evaporated Milk, tall 92115, 12 cans.
Del Monte Asparagus or Asparagus Tips, 3 cans 31.19
MonteGratedP pples,3cans............
DelMontcPears,3 s. .......... 9
DelMontePineapples,3cans.................. ..... ..s
DelMonteSeededefisinaZfor
DelMontcCherrie5,3cans.... S
DclMonteFresthnea3cans............., .....
DelMonteh'nitSelad, 3cans.
DelMontePeachea3cans............................
DelMonteTbmatoSaucescans
DelMontcApricotchdns........................
Best Rice, 3 lbs. 25c. Pink Salmon, 2 for 25¢. Campbell’s
ossossosssssssssos-v...
:' Beans,3for..........l.............. .............
Edgclnont Wafers 25c. Ed'gemont Ginger Snaps ..... 35c
Flako, 2 for 25¢. Cloverdale Chocolates lb.- box. ......
Surprise Blend Cofiee, regular price 48c lb. 5 lbs. for“
Wet Pack Shrimp, 3 cans159c. Sundale Chili Sauce.
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 43c. Crime, 6-11» cans $1. 39. Cream oi ll
* package :
Moeller’s Goods, Spaghetti, Macaroni, Noodles, 2 for.
New English Walnuts, 31b5, $1. 00. Stuffed Dates, 3 lbs 8
KidneyBeans,3cansfor..
Uneedas, 6 for 27¢. Paulpkin or Squash, 3 cans .. .
Hangock Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans 69c. Crown Aster
cans ............
Hershey’s Cocoa 17c. Baker’ 5 Cocoa 17c. MaJaDo ( hooolate
Palm Olive Soap, 15 for $1.00. Ivory Soap, 15 for SI. 00. T
Paper,3for ......
Kirkman’ s Borax Soap, 18 for $1.00. Fels Na litha or P &
NaphthaSoap,18for.......... ....... p .........
? Strawberries, Endive. Brussels Sprouts
Green Beans or Eggplant
A F. BEC N eCO.;
85Washington St. FREE DELIVERY 35.37 Main
Phone 3565 Phone 1“
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January Sale of Corsets and Brassie
To Begin Saturday January 17
An to .at mil d «and
numbers in Matrix“. “900 9.1. Wis-broken lines and 1
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