e
_ several days as a result of all in.
v lord American Legion last Saturday
4' bill has will be sorry to hear of the
= injury to the local athlete for Larry
4‘ in basketball at Fordhs'm last. year
' end will again receive an “F” this
'vles'son.‘
, Method so he does dentistry
'bsd shown little in not end this
'yevl‘ with s new gym st Mtre
1mm“; FEBRUARY 2i. tots
Won Three Games From Post Ofiice Team-—
Water Company Shows Well—-— Jimmie
Finnegan Turns In High Total With Score
0f 318—Eddie Brown Leads.
The Rounders hold their iced ot
Ieven games in the Westport Bowling
lesgue sitar Monday night's mstchee
on the Clifford alloys. The Combo
Firemen also won three games with
the result that they are in undisputed
possession of second place. it is ex-
pected that some tine gomes Will be
bowled during the remainder of the
league season: The Firemen were
in ntth place a tow weeks ego and
have been coming right up ever
since. The Firemen were chnIhpione
or the league lost your.
v Jimmie Finnegan oi‘ the Rounders
bed the high total for three games.
He knocked down ills pine. Eddie
Brown. who lends the league with the
highest individual average. had a
mark of 312. The.teume will resume
bowling next Monday night.
The scores:
WATER COMPANY.
Welsh...........88 or to :49
Biddle! eeeeseeee 3‘ 91 89 264
Batu............ 79 79111 :69
Hosanna-......” s': 77 260
“..-—m
m m 356 1042
FIREMEN.
cum:......... to 78 80
Nezuro 84 93 97
Driecoll.......... 98 92105
Brom...‘........101 98 313
281
374
.298
313
356 354 400 1110
INDEPENDENTS. .
J. 3mm ........ 83111 ss 27%
Lindweil......... 90 35 92 287
2 Forger- .......... 77100 82 259
‘ w. Bosnia ....... 87 92 to 249
336 ass 32:) 1053
AMERICAN LEGION. .
Rclt h 102- to m.
C. Northrop ...... 92 92
Kennedy ......... 90‘ 9511:: 297
Frsce ........... st 101 91 276
W. Jones 33 99 85 .167
349 897 358-1104
ROUNDERS.
Gallagher 88. 95 93 381
Finnegan ........110 116 92 318
H. O'Connell 78 88 84 346
Godirey at 106 103 :87
357 898 376 2131
POST OFFICE.
Hull............. 06 85 80 860
Wolch ........... 80 75. 7’! 382
W. Northrop 7t 80 98 m
Kreuse .......... 88 95 72 255
ass '33:; 327 995 -‘
ENGINEERS.
J. Savlano ....... 93 75 78 253
Bristol ...'....... 84 79 83 246
Blank ........... 75 75 76 22!:
Murphy.......... 83 98 79 260
I341 327 315 933
WESTPORTERS.
Sacco ........... 94 76 80 250
S.Giiberiio '16 75 86 237
L..lones......... 6: 91 92 243
J. Moi-um 83 91 92 366
315 332 349‘ loos
Team Standing.
W. L. PC.
Rounders 43 ‘14 ’.‘.'5~i
Firemen 36 1‘1 .631
Independents 35 2:3 .614
American Legion . . . iii 26 .544
Water Co. ......... 29 38 .509
Engineers ......... 24 33 .421
Westmrters ....... :il 86, .367
Post Office 9 48 4.158
Y NAININ
I50 *
INFECTED YIN
Star Player Of Compo
' Life Guards Is
Placed 0n the In-
jured List. .
Lorry McMahon. ster forward of
the Compo Lite Guards basketball
team. will not no this to play tor
tested toe. Larry also will be home
from Fordhom " University for et
least a week.
The local athlete wore a pair at
bssketbeil shoes that were too short
tor him; in the game with theAStrot-
night. Larry struck a chair with his
«foot: luteotton tol ow‘ed and yester-
dey. Dr. William it chiahon removed
the toe nail. The injury was very
pslnful. but Larry is now resting
comfortably at his home. Basket-
who one o! the most popular stars
to this section. Lorry won his letter
berry graduated from Nor-
Wsik High school. He he's been one
olths mainstays of the (Tempe Lite
Guards this lesson and hes‘v. been
playing I fine game as u fOflVllI’d.
4- RUBBER ansmtr'rmN
dtsttstics‘of consumption of crude
rubber tor the duel quarter of 1925.
so compiled train it questionnaire by
the “Rubber Association of America.
show thdt consumers» considerably
curtailed their tsklmrs of rubber dur-
ing that period. Totei consumption
for the quarter amounted to 78,926
tons. on sgsinst 91.534 tone for the
preceding quarter and 88 391 tons in
the orrosponding period of 1924.
A“ e some time. the value of rub-
ber consumed during the period was
only slightly less than that for the
precedlux Quarter. end was for
tol- then that for the some
period in it“ The wine o: ell
rubber consumed in the tlnal quarter
ol the year was 8808. (79. 000 as
compared with 8288. 404.000' for the
co in radically scaling the Italian
RIDGEFIEID IS
DEFEATED BY
CONGRESS IIIGII
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 24. -In s
slow. tight game the Congress High
loseers took the measure of the
Ridgetlold basket cngers to the ooore
of 30 to 11 yesterday stternoou. The
count at; the beginning of the sec-
ond quarter stood 6 to a with Con-
gress onltho heavy si 0 Congress
kept the loud tnroug Out the rest
of the struggle although the out or
towuers came close at time]: to spoil-
ing the lead of the locale.
The game was rough in spots but
not enough so to make it any more
interesting. Three men were put out
or the contest on personal fouls.
Munkaecy come through with
some good shots at the latter xii-t
of tho final frame. He tallied dye
points in eight minutes. Rapier) also
playt'd a good genie. Sandy was out
because of illness and this broke up
some of the team work but McClure
was able to uphold his cud of it
.and put a. presentable attitude on
the floor.
Friday the Congress boys will
travel to Newtou'n and take on the
aggregation there. in a previous
encounter at the Congress gymlthe
out or townere were taken in camp
by a score of 37 to 35. The game
was pretty cio‘se but in the coming
trey. the locals have every reader: to
believe they will be able to chalk
one more victory on their books.
The remaining games will all be out
or town except the 'l‘. U. B. conteen
HEAR OWN VOICES
WEST HARTFORD. Conn.. Feb.
24. —- During a test or a device.
which is a combination of radio and
phonograph. with headpiece and
speaking tube attachments. nupils at
the American School for the Deaf.
who had never before heard I. liti-
rnan voice or sound. were s‘oie to
hear not only the voice or the
speaker. but their- own voices on
well.
Greet Britain has joined Ameri-
debtueustsined no doubt. by the.
thought that "to in: who heivee
shall be given."5-t oriolk Virginian.
\
tine! quarter 0! 1935. '
Ides Both Jobs Well
B! NEA Service
some BEND. ind—Dr. George
Mgr-elitists or Museum. bee
M It Not" Dollie University this
your thst he knows as much shout
w W hes developed the
to reel contenders tor the 1e~
slid restore titles. With
schedule. Notes Demo
its m 1! stereo. losing
Wlth Will hire on Feb. I?
v the outs ehempiouehlp.
‘etre Demo sthletio elk
not“ '
Keene tool: the some team that
Debs. bugtue’thescbooleteshl
out em'o- out with the plea: often
middle You. It sum
hits Colloid. A return ' ‘
lobe. '
munch. Neuronal-u. Yuleou.
.mroethntmretnmnefio.
Pilot.
on. stone: snooAN“ " '
He is also besehell conch Ind drool!
‘tlmoug its players
,‘ High school varsity basketball team
. , run EVENING SE
etain “Lead —-4
UTH NORWALK, CONN.
Billy Lauder’ 8
Own Column
e
no long grind to tho enum-
pionehip in any athletic
contest requires first or all
a. strong. healthy body. '
A. high degree of physical sitiii
menulmleveruoss is or course os-
sentiui. but even perfect execution
toils when physical endurance gives
out.
Evidence of this mine (You:
France on the reports of the tennis
match between lluiol: Wills and SI:-
zanne Longlon. the French marvel.
Holt-n entered the contest Iii poo:
while Suzanne
physical condition
was in tap form.
The fact that Helen bud hurt her
knee the previous day was uni‘or-
tunate. but should in no drama de-
tract from the glory Suzanna should
receive in victory.
col qualifications which go to make
ch'InIpi onship material in any aih
iotlo this brings it contestant up luv
the tug! issue in top form. I’Inise'
tor‘ the winner should
take into consideration the long. tn-l
tciiigont preparation. as well as the!
u’llimete result.
In baseball that cmrit-s'
the team
nervously and physically by a icing
er or two lIIqutd is voly apt to loss-
to the team whose playt’l‘s
been able to keep physically
the star h.ticrs and tit'Idl'l‘S
tugboat records in buttingwnn‘nd i'icitl-i
lug timing the season,
it: make good in the L’iuimplonsilin
ti. t. The added responsibility and
strain of the big test sitcom their
mental balance. Others with the fu-
cuity to meet any Issue with cool.
calculatingJudgeuimt. are IIIIrthlr
to stand the physical strain. A reel
champion fails in none of these re—
quirements. Therefore the recogni-
tion of his Success should he un-
qualified.
A winning bull club always has
harmony and good fellowship
Whenever Joe
Iiurris‘or Goose Gosliu. the Wash-
ington Nuggets. ECOX‘id two 0: three
runs in a pinch in a long «trim. the
{Whole Washington team became a
eoli- appointed reception committee
iot‘ thel hard hitting prim. us soon,
as the trr I-uuciltd the bunch.
Any Senator making a mispiay
was at once greeted with: "Never
mind old boy. you'll get the hex!
one.” or some such encouraging
phrase. e.
Without this mutually helpfuh
spirit. no real team work and ill/i
side-bail is possible. I
The machine-like proclston oiI
some of the great initoldn use at i
ways a. treat to the fans Melubersl
of those inYIeids were aluzl: s gt'cn:
chums. The old Boston intitld com
posed of Fred Tenuey first base.
Bobby Lowe. second base. Herman
Long. short stop, and Jimmy C014
iins. third base will new be for-
gotten fox the marvelous team “01k
they continually exh‘ bin-d. '
Does any {on need to be reminded
that it won the Peerless Lama's
Cube who boosted of tllt‘ “Tinker to
Ever: to Chance" oomflnation with
Harry steinfeit on third base?
. The one hundred thousand dollar
infield of Baker. Barry. Collins and
Mclnnis is immortal. Alter breaking,
up this infield. Connie Mark has
taken eight years to even approach
its quality with its present runners.
up. '
i
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W:
9.
”the next installment of Billy
Louder”: column will appear in
Friday's issue of The Evening
sentinel.
(Copyright. I926.)
W
MILFORD HIGH
ill YICIORY
out ILIINN
MILFORD. Feb. 24.-'1'he Milford
won 8 M gum trout the Alumni
live in the Centre: grammar school
gym Monday night the tonner High
school store going down to defeat
by the score of It to 24. The game
we; close up to the last quarter when
the varsity iorgsd shesd end held
the teed. The Alumni was leading
stilts end or the em belt by m
were 6! it to 9. Brewster and Met-
hm ant-red tor the Alumni while
Blowers end Beecher restored for
m m lye.
The combined mental and phyei»:
tIiIirI’ tore I
held season, or huxmg n slur pinto;
hovel
and l
mentally fit to the finish. Some of;
with}
full utterly '
‘on Friday afternoon.
Ito do
. Csnoon tilt. The manners of the
YIN MOLAY NILL
. BATTLE WITH
NNINY VERNON
Have Crippled Line-up
l ---C. & K. Girls and-
1 tilliestionettes In Pre-
’ liminary.
j l‘lte local order or Dohioloy will
I iiJCu the strong Mount Vernon Do.
I liollty basketball team in Communi-
Yiy Ilull tonight. The C. and It. nlris
will play the Questioueito girls in
Lin: preliminary conical. Leo J.
Frank will referee the guinea. Dunc-
lng will he enjoyed following the
i'ulileiS. The {inn gums will begin
at 7:30 and the next contest an
hour later.
The tans who attend these states
mil see two good bottles. lit the
[li'oiiminaf‘y tilt the C. and K girls
.::o lL-uriiiig the Questiorloiteu mo
Li: Inn‘s to one in a series. The team}
uimliug tour out of seven games uiil'
be the guests at a dinner to be giv.
on by the DeMoiay at the close "of
'tlIo basketball season. The C. and
4 girls “on the filst two games oi
.tlm Stilitfi, but chopped the inst con-
itsi
’i‘ho l‘m‘iioluy team will face lite
New Yonkers with o crippled line-
up. Norman "Stretch” Fiewellyn.
will start the game at comma:
“Simon" injuled his left “riot;
\londuy night. but he has the in-
illit‘II Inmnbo: bandaged and It‘ll be
Ill Lilo ILtlill lineup to open the cou-
irst. lilii Gueinisou will not be 0.th
to play with the locals. lie in sui-
t'crilig tr ill a bone bruise to his
right. log and will reluttlu out oi the
Home. Both players are expected to
be 0. K. utter a few days and Will.‘
ho soon in the lineup of the local
Jacques in their future games.
The local team will lineup as
follows: ituddimau. and Root tel-i
words: i iew eilyn and Brennan. con. ,
ter: Bernard and Hopkins. guards.
lspioou and Hamilton will be the
extra men.
.....- “...—...
DEB NDTIE FIVE
LDBES ANOT l 4R. 3
l
EDUBT CONTEST:
)
to tho Wmid :Serios, worn ragged ;
University S c h o o I
Takes Measure Of:
Local Team—Put U u!
Hard Fight.
The Drill-lite school's baskt':b:.'4l
team went down to dotoui iii. the
bonds of the University school ill
i‘iridrzrport yesterday afternoon. 38-
ft. The local boys made a gnmo fight
but could outcomlint with the older
1nd mole experienced Bridgonoriors
Th1. DQlottn school travels to W . st-
mil Friday nitzht i0 mm the Staples
l-ii E;I'i school quintet in the menu. in.
dry clash at the "Y" gymnasiiini.
The Rye Country Day school will
play the DPMMEO socond tram horn
\
Qllinonrs. the star or {I‘IF' local
team. is expected back in til-'4 line-
up for tho Staph-e.- gnmr. Quinm‘ves
ull.) Sliftl‘ril'lg with his tooth last
urn 1.- mid missed acycral games. l-lu'
hiayed With the locals in Terrytmvn
again the Hockney. but was. unable
a uniform yesterday.
The score:
DGMOTTE SCHOOL.
G. F P15. _
l. ‘rullon. It. 2 it ‘3
Hull. 1! ....... ..... 0 l‘ "
Pnrmen. it ........ 't‘l " 0
ilnlgrmo. c ..... .... '0 i“ 0
hi.’l‘unon.rg....... 0 o 0
Stoddard. lg 1 4T» 2
3 3 ll
UNIVERSITY Si lTOOI. ..
G. Pis.
Wilctetine. r! .. ’3 l 5
Maguire. rt.......1. l " 3
Meyer,lr........... 7 0 ll
Oi'es.c............ :l l ‘5
Ai',nold rg o 0 9
Lexine. I'g. .. ...... 1 'v’ 3
Hampton lg 2 o 4i
Rtesei,lg..........2 0 ‘
" 17 2 36
STILL TALK or
NEW CANAAN
STAMFORD GAME
It looks like the "rubber" game
at the series between the Stamford
Blues and tflo‘Ngw Cannon Big Five
will never be played.
The Blues called off lest week's
contest because George Smith was
playing with the Denbury Laurels.
The game “as scheduled for tuo
previous Thursday evenings. but the
stox my weather forced portpone-
ments.
The Laurels are playing Buck)“
Harris‘ Palace Club Five of wash-
ingtou, D. (2.. this week Thursday
end that points toward another
cancellation at the Stamford-New
teams did not know the standing oi
the game last night. but. believed it
“at of!
Both managers will try end. decide
within a tiny or two when the game
shall be played. The lens ere- be-
ginning to get. impulent one look
for 1 quick settlement of the pier-
ing date. Each team hes won I
some and this match hos crested
mosh interest eround the soon!!-
But when the them! decide to £02
‘mthor there .is little doubt but
‘ Itnd
; is a
M
devtaioped at Marquette LHIIIVt'tlBIly.
Ono of the beat of rs-oeut soosons is
Loj Vern Diiweg two-sport star do
luv.
11
iliu
ionic at the position last fall. 'l'!
Marquette Twinkler.
LA VLRS DII. \\ EG
lolly teiuous athletes have been i_ wcl known Waiter Eckorsuil mm
1le e5; plays fodtball and handles school holds.
:4 “Eights on the list it squad. On ituin point- winner in several or (mic
grid he pine mid gaining much 5 [he ehot -put is his specialty. hou-
eo 1111' as to place Dllwc g on his Ail-
Amvricn.
.As a truck athlete DIIWL‘E" is one
of the best beta the Milwnuhw
lit a considered a Cl r~
C'VOI‘.
C
YWMCA FIVE
DID NOT PLAY
C III Off Games Because i
f Gym Classes -
’iII Meet In Near
uture.
I"
game between the Christ
ch Triergles or Not-walk and
Woetpoxt 1'. iii. C. A. live was
:d of! lust night. Physical lJircc-
F'. Edgar Doubleday has senior
classes every Tursdny and
Isdny nights
on'lgor lrving Voohrces hooked
some last night and when th.
is arrived on the floor
‘1‘
ohm
th e
CiliIi
tor
D'fli
'lhu
to
tle:
loan
CIuv‘S
:‘ii'o
duo to the gym
is played about
Nail
teuli
xpcctod
broi
weal-ta.
The Y. M. C. A. junior and senior
teams 0! Stamford will ome m
Wl-itport Saturday night to play the
You or and senior t‘ivoe. These games.
probably will dflw a large crowd as
theio is great rivalry between the
"Y‘ll" of \Ves‘tpori and Stamford in
all branches of sports.
A
You
the
Tim
can guess a man's standing: by
laws he brenks.——.\'ew Bodiotd
65. I e
marten has no tunic systlvm. but .
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'10 North Main Street,
South Not-walk
Phone 747
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UBCII TEAM gY. M C..A BOXERS
”‘0’ range a series 0! bouts
Found that they would be unable to 3-1.1“
l'11'«“.itulni. as ucil as ultll other Y. Iii.
n““““"" A' s thxoughout the state The “Ycfl
thou iliid to have the (Your Til
that [this team will mime,” and are “New a, 3M
‘81“ ‘0 WWW": in “b0“: t"imigood account of themselves in
:
l
that they will emanates been
lemon-need.
ready to go on with the match uud‘
line result was the postponeuwnt at
'tho bouts until later in tho season.
card to be, staged lit. the local
[mory next. Tuesday night.
the amateur tournament.
soy in preparing the Westport boys
i
i
I
l
WILL NOT GO
Y0 le NBAVENg
The. W-stport Y ll. \. boxing
team will not go to New I'lo'tcn $1.1.-
urday night as scheduled
Til-.4 New Haven team was not.’
“\"s" will be on the amateur
arc
Dr. David
M. C. A.
The
Slomuu. couch oi the Y.
boxers, has entered seven men in
DI‘. SIG-z
nun is being assisted by Chick Dor-
im‘ the tights.
'lhs \‘l‘vstpot't team expects to hr-
with the
bmim:
i,‘ him 5in l‘l'l-eliiucu
IJOXCi‘l ate showing rapid improtc-
e
the
next
amateur card in the armon
week.
fi
PAGE THIRTEEN
Yorwalk Meets Staples High
w -..-W
GREEN AND WHIT
E OUTFIT
HOBBS T0 REGAIN FORM
.Will Clash In Center School Gym—~Locnls Out
To Score‘A Wi nMRegular Team Scheduled
To Start~~
0n FridtIygE
Coach Fr-I'ol Gr: --:'4’.4
Notwfi‘l. liiflh
school buskothall team: will 'Iivvvmpt
’ a comtlluck Iomtllt ‘.: 1:1: Insn . - iiln
straight games. iiIr4\ . '-4r'«:lll. I .I::
Will play tho Manila 1 xi. tile .lr
\V‘uhlpl'll'i. m: the tinny It 'i4 if)“:-
Imsium ot‘ the. Conta'r .l minr i-ii'4l~.
Tin:
‘lrmt basketball on tin-ll-
"Yn when Hwy 30 awn! from
they do not seem so
Strange dome and pour rvI-tex't .-
'. . to (lo with this.
wither loam is rrmouiui -‘-I ilu'll.
invlhing wonderful in I’d‘ll'lli'r
«tome. The local live should T"I.".. but
they will be given ii. herd halt“ ‘vy
ihc Westportere.
locals have turn pluyivu; I'liII-
huruv court.
Nor-
flood.
II':
‘J l.‘ 13-:
vi
xpect Large (.‘rowd—~~~~Ansonia
...-—
IIl» il’é’lIIfl' li’. ‘.:': .‘4Uuii’l.i lilo Staple:
outfit. lit: w”. h'uo .YII thr- enlistiv
intro 44.7. Lit-v.1. so lIltly our: entfl‘ tilt
can»: if I:4 4,4rn.u.ry ::i u momvut’s n‘ngn
lion. 'lho titanium tlvum lost I4. Nor:
“.‘lII\ li'l \\.~iport at me h4’-_t'inniriy
oi tl4r arose-.1. t"‘..’i]’|l:’{-: lost out. “(I4
l'l"r air-r i'wi'il'4i':~.i4'I'v iii l-iugi: I‘D-tin
tip. which Iedl‘l‘il iI‘it‘ 9. H. .43'. with
mm: min u man In unit‘ul'm. A lni‘gq
mull-«r oi rootv-rr are expected ~til
my thr» rt:-4,»:4v.~' team to tier
Wail. .’:.ll(] from tip. indications: thl
v'h Lall will M puck.
4min- .lIziizv'u' l-ll'.
mi .14: :i'. .chl'mi will turn all.
.143 L'i.4‘4' r for their id's»-
[In
1‘3“" “.F‘ c l'i.” urv-
“"hore will he :I preliminrnv um; glimits Not-will
“45‘. starting lit ”30 ulth t? 1min lluwiv- ..... I'm-imply
_, YI’r rcad; to be :in an bout 1: '.4.r ' Til ', .
‘ mwnilt Hv item will i. m' In ‘ I‘: '244134» ..... .. Sulllvm
intent. on i"r iri'Iv night to H4: .I; i.l' - ,
l“ urn game with the III _<i. s: imo'i Crr-‘I ' .. . )icGov/ni
at that city The Ansel. i... t: :n; if -. I‘ _
.‘v4‘41 .‘\<'-; walk lure I: 1' \ “(Him limp . ..... . Mum
.-.. \\Iil.il‘.i‘c't‘ «.:m=u~:~w'v:!.zl Rt. '-
:4 his null l4 put to 14. ovum-i ir4s'.vi:.4i. . .. . Siur‘fié‘
i‘hv4 .\' > boy: had a low: (will l..4. -‘.'
'4': Itidw'} IIr i .\Iuilti n3: hill} . 1. .l‘ni l'iII 33(4'4.‘ r. ..... .. . , . . . Millet
1:44 a low ::I' :Irie to Ansouia. "Your Fio'wv
tut-ill: tlrmm piolmlu; will s'ai‘t vj' I
, ~ ‘11:; viiI- ll . :'-.« or GLOILjv, Smith.
4 .\li4:: at: l: Johnson \I ruins: iuui Smitl‘
BLUES PILOT juill not some .Yitli Ul' or. driver-4
-~:-.‘ In: (=44. wouni .... luri, year.
rim 0 i :1 mos lieu * been in
AND IDI'INSDN
IN DlSCUSSIDNV
Try To Arrange Series
Between Stamford
and Bridgeport:
Court Teams.
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r'orri Hitler; is in hot water again.
This time the Bridgeport Knights 01 3
Columbus are after Joe‘s smip.
seems that Joe LiVolsi is after '«.
series mill 1ch Knctvyr. til: wrlva'vdg
the first sumo to W. played in
Bridgeport this coming Summon
night and Intormrd .‘Idllzlgel' Cheri» v.-.
E. Johnson of tho Knightu ’IiLLi
George Smith would be true and
agreed to play With the Blues 'll‘
Bridgeport.
\ianug or Johnson Itill’iMIilI-ilil}
told Manager LiVoisI‘ and the spur.-
lrlg public at bugs that the Kaccys
were not booking their games {or
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'4 in. :5 "to jump
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'4 no}: :l'un: .r' l‘IC'liefi down
it amounts. to nothing. It in the some
(4i4i :4'unl oi tUUL‘YIIlg .'I rumpus to at:
:.4 'uli llLIUfi-a- :‘or the game
\Kiil‘vout flout” this game or series
l'lil l.lil':_ It :I Iui‘lu errand when an
i'il some n ' 4 icon completed.
not}: teams are champioie at thdi!
cud of the cumin: and the meeting
the dlrpute as who
r - r'- we.
’i: out- or“ us: iirg
has the hit”.
j 'l‘bt matter now stands with the
Blues int: Micro/I it game 1:!
Y Ulidgtnort s: \‘ui't'k from Saturday
‘Ivinl‘: “mugs:- Lil’nlsl‘ will prob:
up? the den.- aud begin «to
his tram for an invasion 0!
:pm‘. {:4 the Blues have their
yosnn the county championship
lL.l'0\'iil whirl: the Y M H. A. now
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