Ifleld Lost Season
Moss math. of 45 West ave.
local baseball player. will re-
to the New Ewen club of the
We. on Monday. April
1th graduated from Norwalk
lashed in 1923. He has played
‘laovaral semi-pro foams in this
. . Last year he was with the
old team. 'The previous sea-
found him with the Nationals
in in l”! he was s. member of
Nationals.
than will receive a thorough try-
mas a first baseman with the New
intro club. Although the local boy
not expect to take Elmer Bow-
man's Job away from him this year.
‘hl, ”I he will stick in organind
mull until he makes good. Smith
to be farm“ out by New
Iowan. Then is also a possibility
tint he may play. with the Bridge
W‘s
item A liion
Willi illi: NEW HAVEN CLUB
an: is fit Retained by Profs May Land Berth
7, With Bridgeport -——- Expects to Remain In
" Organized Baseball —— Played With Ridge-
port team offline Eastun League.
Bridgeport Is pretty well crippled
and it is‘not belisvod that Frank
Wpteli will be used again at first.
if Smith makes the grade with the
New Haven club he will be the
second Nor-walker in the minor
leagues today. Arthur Olsen is with
the Kansas City club of the Ameri-
can Association.
Smith bots id throws right hand-
ed. Ha stu. .out in high school
as u pitr‘ier. His arm went dead
and Smith wont to the outfield where
be shifted to throwing left handed
After Smith's-arm became better he
was developed into a first baseman.
His fielding lilo been brilliant dur-
lng the past few seasons. while his
11' link has been of a hiah average.
Local baseball fans are pulling for
Smith to make good in the “big
show."
"IDEAL NINES
REMAIN IDLE
a local baseball season will not
got. underway tomorrow as many of
will; fill-”rs plan to Join the Easter
slum parade.
',A few of he local teams will hold
informal p notices. but tho ‘ rcul
worseuw will not come until a week
dean tomorrow. The “author also In
DIR favorable for heavy workouts to-
aim-rev. Many of the veteran players
mt warmer weather before they go
‘ on "In. field and start to toss the
laround.
The Pastimes. Crescouts. Rowoy-
tolls. Lockwood traveling team and
mobility both the Wilton and Nor-
with club. will swing into action a.
M, from tomorrow with the first
Mil of the “neon. The Wilton
Jamar! expect to start a neck from
teller as will the Westport Y M. C.
Al team.
731107 New York-Connecticut semi-
pro league will enjoy the Easter
”lids.” also. Their next meeting is
néheduiod for a week from tomor-
:5! in Danbury.
I
RED MEN FIVE
WILL PRACTICE
The Red Men will practice tomor-
row morning in the armory in pre-
paration for their game a week from
tonight with the Mohawks of Holy.
okc. Muss.
Tickets for this game are now on
sule. Manager John J. thGarl-Ic
announces that there Is a slight In-
crease in the admission price. This is
due to the high guarantee that the
locals halve to pay the visitors.
The ArmOly Five is trying to bring
the Questions of Bridgeport hero for
the preliminary game. The Ques-
tions Were the only team to defeat
the Armory boys twotimcs this sea.
son. There will be dancing as usuai‘i
following the games. Sylvester W.
Brotherton has offered his services
as referee for the games.
LOS ANGELES. April 3..—
R. H. E.
Chicago (NJ ...... 2 6 1
Hollywood (1". C. L.) 1 6 1
Bush. Jones. Osborne and Hart-
ne-tt: Bic-Cube. Fullerton. Strand and
Cook, Redmond. Peters,
—- Pastimes W
Hero is lord Burghley (third from left) winning the hurdle moo between Oxford and Cambridge uni.
vsrsities. England. The camera, by rare chance, has caught all four men off the. ground.
raced at the Penn relays in Philadelphia lost your.
Lord lllirglilry
Neuron “Y”
NINE Niiis‘
The reorganisation meeting (If.
the Westport Y. M. C. A. llaselv‘llil‘
' team will be held at 3 o‘clock this
atternoon at t.‘7e “1'" building.
All candidates for the team arc
expected to come out for this meet»
ing. This session was postponed
from last Friday as several Of tho
members were unable to attend.
Physical Director 17‘. Edgar Dou-
bleday says that the officers of the
team will be selected at the nicot-
ing. The "Y" team expects to start
thcir season about the first of May.
Tile team will begin practice as
soon as workmen can put the field
into first oinss'sl’mpe. The outiirld
Is wet and soggy. hilt when the frost
is out of the ground this part of the
field wil dry out.
YANKS “'IN AGAIN
ATLANTA. Ga... April 3.—-
R. 1:1. 1:.
New York (A) ........ 4 10 2
Brooklyn (NJ ..... 1 6 i
Sliuwkey. lichioid and Collins;
Barnes. Osborne and O‘Neil. H.117-
grave.
FOR SWELLED WOOD
When bureau drawers
cupboard doors seem to have swelled
until they no longer close neatly.
rub in n Iittlofloor wax and polish
thoroughly. They will be sufficient-
ly chastised to Ii’thi'c as they
should.
stick chant] Louisville. The following ycnr
m
, KNOWING
TIMI”; llarquurll. trillions National
League pitcher. was in fivo uorld
.scrios. In 1911-12-13 he appeared as
ll. Giant and ill 1916 and 11120 as a
, Dodger.
l Murqliard was in 11 games. 110.
was (‘I'C‘illIC‘ll with two victories and
charged with fire defeats. Ill; did
his best. work In 1912 against the
Boston lied fiox. winning both the
trays he pitched. ilo allowed a total
of it hits that your.
ill the 1916 game with tho Rod
Sm he dropped iuo tilts. ullilc- the.
Athletics whipped llll'il' IOnce in 1011
and again in 1918. Against C-luo-
lilllll ill 1920 he was handed one. do-
feel.
liIII Lamar of tile Alhlctirn has
had several big league trials. lie,
was listed with Washington in 1915.
Later he wont to llnltlmore in the
International: In 1918 he was will:
the Yankees. Toledo and back totlio
Yanks.
Boston Red Soil had
1319. He then went to
Lamar in
Rochester
he was with llrooklyn. In 1931 he
returned to the minors. being with
Tolodo four seasons.
He joined the Athletics in. the
middle. of til-I, 1924 campaign. hill,-
It.Ing .33" In S? gunner. He's ‘25.
..—
IIACEYS ARE
BUSY OUTFIT
Engaged in Four
LEGION NINE
l WILL BATTLE
' SING SING
.Open Season in Prison
‘ ~~~ Large Delegation
Of Rooters On The
Trip
Almirlor 17 Harry Curr will mku his
i7‘:lil7llllll .\iil.,IrIl.7url i.I7l.'IOii l‘firll'liilll
1177:1111 to Ofii‘llllng. N. 1" . IIIII'iIOY‘i‘OW
afternoon to North; .llutuzll “'91-
{are League team. The prisoners
will pry all their season by meeting
1.11.7,- lmgmnairos. Tho some will he
unlplrcd by Charles ilcmklls 1111.1.
“Pop“ Dooley of Bridgeport. ’l‘lio
gllnn- will start at 2 o'clock follow-
Ilig n parade around the field. The
parade Will be headed by Gene
Kelly, followed by llicinbcra of both
trams. and Unquowu Drum Corps oi“
111.17.147111
Motor buses are to Ionic luirlleld
C(ilit'l at 11) oclock and the 91:12.1
I
I
I
lil Uildglport at 11:41: o‘clock Slin-
(lily “mining and It. is expectul 111')“
many fans In their own cars willI
loin tliI; I.ll‘g'.‘ pnrly tllnt.w111 11:1ch
the .\L7w lurk Slum pilson lu
lu
Court Series at Pres. “pull llll‘:,l!.l$01’l in: the prlsniicis
ent Time
!
The Bridgeport Knights. of Opium.
bus have the busiest basketball team
in the slain. Thf‘y arr- new filigag~
lid in three scrlcs and have slimmi
up for another.
The season for the Kilroy-s Ii. lirltI
expected to (710907. hr-foro lllr- lulcr
part of April. The Knights are nOw
playing games with the Blessed
Sacraments. Stroil‘ord .~\mm7ir7.7n71
Legion, Comm Life Guards: lliltl
have taken on the Full-livid
con Legion. 'I‘Iio'I series with
Legion will be .1 throwaamo
lilo.
ulfnir.
The first conical i- St‘llf‘i‘lilll‘ll to ho,
played In Uridgnpnri April in.
A 111er ~ I
.1.111 al. O 101 lllt' .liiilI III II 1111 I
l l‘i'ists have been donated to lull
prl'IstIntcd to the prison players for;
rexrcllcnc displayed rluling lilo?
I-Il’lll. Among til-coo prizm on. uon
LIU.\'.‘S o: tl‘» are No rue dollar gold
pit-(«775. .71 pair of. SlIOE.'. an Ililll7§id~
l‘l'l-7 gin.- ..,. iind tour fancy dress
Flill‘liL ’I‘llrrc. cash prizes limo aleoi
i)t,‘Lll dolliilt'll by Fred illiclimnn in.
tin picsonwli to tho Sing Sing ploy:
c173 who mukn the moment guesses}
II) the composite llox i-‘CIIIIE 01‘ iii. II
gonna g
.\I:,li7.:27.7I 1‘ Harry Carr (ii [Ilt‘
11171.71 17.1111 15 .irl'ullgiug to PLUS-7i)!
Illu C(ililliim curry Sunday ultra.“-
noon, beginning some time. in .‘lily.
.711. Am. 1.17.111 Iagion ill-id .‘md IIIWII
l7'.lll‘-:
road against the i‘nstcst Illllt'r in iho‘
The teams will ilnmm ill; iIilImi-s:
Fairiicld K111757575 llrlllgv .7an llISlT‘ICL as well us .\'~‘\\73
n. i". Yorl. Slain: teams. i
Watson I'lzlcklcy :‘lilillig'I.7l‘ (‘lirr announcer. lllt‘ rel-1
l;. l". llvn7.7l..,7; llll<~lip for the Fulfil-71d
Bowden Ilni‘l I'u’liu‘. 13770111171th or (Elvanrluuhf
I.“ ,’ illirli lvzlsI :-.‘«ilirph.\'. soronli 1.11 .»I
‘1'. Month .‘dvl'lruii I I7'iiLi7ln 1711717 I77: Bronx. i‘ll'sl liner. ‘
Ii. I': Tony Mir. Illl'lil iiOIII: \K'ulivrs, lull»
Eckei‘i I,';7I77ti7!1.7. lllld; lilirsoll c'r Burner. (rim-Ir;
L. G. IIlI7lfl; “Elie-ion. short stop; lmnlr .7..
Strauss 110er 17.711171]; Mills. lizvpko or 11017311 ‘7
Subs I li,il‘ll.
.T. Moran llrmltl‘“ . 'l'IuI 1177111171 will be .‘Il‘C(‘IIill\“ilDI‘:'T by?
RIFIW .‘Iil‘u: 7.11.7 luliiiérlll L'nqliorvu Drum Former
Rein 17cc ‘ ~I.i or Wu 1 r7 17*
s
So. Norwalk.
South Norwalk
Linkage, 41 Railroad Ave,
I». I - ~ 7 - ~C.-Allegretto; 69 Lexington ‘~
' Are. So. Nomalk.
Geo. Cuneo 144 Washington}
, St.,SO. Norwalk.
EVERY DAY
Buy It At The Newsllealer nearest your Home. - It Is
on Sale Al I These Places:
L. AgranOV,
ton St, So. No
Smoke Shop,
t , South Norwalk.
Union News,
Newhauer’s
Norwalk
J. Catrone, 18 Ely Are, So.
' NOrWalk ‘ '
Daher & Simon, 116 Smith
H. Aide, 15 West 31‘s., SO.
Main St., South Nor-walk.
,Daleo, G., 80 Woodward
Ave. So. Norwalk.
Donneliy‘s. l6 & 18 South
Norwaik.
- rt. ‘7 ~ AI Baffler,
Mr. Wells, (0 ll all Stieet. East Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Main St, So. Norwalk.
, ‘Frankie Fay. Washington '
J" ,, St, South Norwalk. '
Honnessy. 75 Railroad Ave),
South N orwalk.
Sam Hyman. 85 Raymond
St., South Norwalk.
M. Joel. 8 Monroe Street,
7 . - South Net-walk.
Leary Si 00., 5 Railroad
Aye. South Norwalk. ‘ '
Main Barber Shop, 70 SO.
Main St, So. Norwalk.
J. F. Maia, 196 Ely Avenue,
South Nor-walk.
Sprin‘gwood Pharmacy, 1
Ely AVOJ, South Norwallr.
Levenson's. 20 Washington
. - St... South Nor-walk.
Ave” N orwalk.
A. Reason, 51
Norwalk.
Norwaik.
. United Cigar
NOTE-33:0“ SIIOP: 49 W3“ St” ton Ave, Rowuyton.
S. & S. Toh coo Shop, 36 ’
Waii‘ Street, 1k. Dane“
Norwalk.
South Norwaik.
I F'airfiold & Conn. Aves,S .. N.
Benedict News,v43 Wall St,
Frank Dorsey,
G. Librizz‘l, 3993Main' Street,
Frederick E.
Wall Street, Norwalk.
Wall St., N orwaik.
James 7?. Sheehan, {23 Wall
Street. N orwalk.
s. n. sinuse- Main. St,
107 Washing-
rwalk.
2 South Main
B. Tarliu,
Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Railroad Ave.
' Center Aves,
Drug Store,
J os.
45 West
West Avenue, 5- Sallick,
Birch, 15%
Stem-Main 8:
"” one, ' Darien.
Harold Austin, 93 Main St ,
A. Murphy. Main Si.
East Norwalk
John Armour. Winfield St.
East Norwalk. ‘
Cannon Flier. 31 Van Zant
St, East Norwalk.
l
Schavrien, 232 East I
Ave... East Norwaik. l
M. D. Marley. 234 East Ave-
nue. East Norwalk.
East Nor-walk.
Benny Celia, F‘Ort Point St.,
East Norwalk.
Louis Hertz. 69 Winfield
Street, East Norwaik.
Rowuyton
Fred. Lockwood, Rowayton
Ava, Rowayton. -
Allen’s Drug Store, Reva,“
George Velie, Railroad Ave:
Moire It A Habit To Read
j" THE EVENING SENTINEL
67 Main Street, ‘ f
.1:
Norwalk,
Back Again
SPENCER ABBOTT.
Years ago Spenccryxbhott used
70 play first base for the Kansas
« Ily Blues. Later he played on var-
ious other clubs. Lam year he was
i scout for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
This spring finds him back at Kan-
7..~1s City in the rule of manager. [-115
club, by the way. Is figured as a
ossiblo contender for the American
Association pennant.
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. Helpful Hints
l'i'i incnlln' 17.8 under the llll7«:-rt,lnnI
,I7.’ l7‘rniil. l'rlrl'oll, James. 31017311 viii,
7 In the. drum mnlor. 7
Those who «11.751170. to so to SIugI
Islng in their own automobilve are]
zldrisl‘wl Ililll, thv route will liv'r 1ij
way 01 ”lo Post Road to Port (“hrsl
11717, thence to White Plains, Tarry-l
1011717.. and thou niorli; llll‘. Albany"
Post 11.1.11] to Ossining.
Tho IIaIrichld Baseball tram will
Optinxllb homo season ‘\l.1y 2 and7
will play Port Chester in tilt-7 first}
name of ill-71 season on American;
Logion ilIIId. ’i‘In'I following two“
Sundays. lllligel‘lcld and Ge«‘u7gt.-.- I
toun looms 117'“. luv the visiting com-7
blur-s.
sonic out of‘iowr games heir
opening of tho season.
On Friday awnings. during til.
summer the F‘alrileld liiuscball team
will play twilight games at Ameri-
I..égion ficlrl.
. I
.1,
Tho to his will probably play .
I'L" ille-
Golfing Stars
JOCK HUTCHISON—M
ENTAL SIDE UP GOLF
Golf is at [rest one~ihird nlentai
In tournament play. Thermare few
players. Iiiliccd. who can play their
best gurus when facing a strong op- x
ponent. Tilt-re are few. also. who;
can put together four good modal
rounds in competition when the flu-
ai round [Lens something. There
are many line golfers who go out to
the links and play awry shot with
machine-Ilka precision when c2-
gaged in :1 practice round. but fall
down miserably in match or model
play.
Just before going out to play \‘ar—
don and Ray in the play-off for LIV:
open championship at. Brookliile. in
1913. little Johnnie.1\chc-rmott. iiiI:
former open champion and one, OTI
our foremost stars at. that. time. told 5
Francis Ouimet not to watch them
plus a single shot.
This was. of course. medal plasl
and not d1atc‘h.but it was excellent
advice.
. ‘.—.-. .—
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SATURDAY, APRIL 3. 192m.
11 Organize:
i
EAST NORWALK
CLUB WII
PUT TEAM ON THE FIELD
) . .
lldyers Selected
The Pilfilllliv' A t“. \“lll “gain put.
.1. baseball team 1:111 the field.
TINY hill") (11mph "71 :lrr'lllS’U-
mvnls to play all ll..l. i‘7mmu I. mice
on till. SII‘llea l77‘.vl, unpluuo the
Mn r\‘lll :cl'luui lli Lani, {Vol-walk.
The team has or«l7red now uniforms
this your and upcois to 1mm tho:
sillio lintup :iI. HT”)! .111 In", 1-
son.
Divl: \\ 111111 \-.lII .lguiii I.«.l :7I>.-..u 011
the mound to:- lliri PostiliiI‘ ll:
will try to dupliciiel no 1111.7 17.770111
of last ymr ii ‘1Ill I177 Trust Illlt lint)
IHome Games to Be Played on‘SIziplcs [I‘lrld
New Uniforms Are Ordered
Slated t0 Pitch Again This Season
llli' \‘l arm
(rill-"1‘
lgallic. 'l‘lln I'm 1', ,
mf thn ls omniml.
I Till ll- ht «711' MM '7 7 7 7
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Alfit‘ul Aluminum” . .. .,
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sookr-r. The Uli'lll ' I. , . ;
ll‘t‘d Ilmigrs, 13.“, I' ~ , . . I
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NANNENNNK 170
TRY OUT Willi
ALBANY CLUB
Stamford Catcher Re-
ports April 5
Well Known Ill The
Norwalks
Into llilnllll77l‘illr‘I\' who caught I‘Or
..i»:
iii A” $1117.;‘7Ilwl In; .ll‘: twill 1:191
fr'ii- IliII'I' :7liII .I-i lIlI7 M17 1' 'rllil‘
ll‘I 1031.1.1:.:«7.-l-.\«II.Iurlltolcport
llollw Alllli l 11 I'illn I .:~.:'I771ii
17 tune on ‘.!\III .3.
lliiiilwiliiiiII. l.:li«.lll'iIIl arugula!)-
(-17 11717 Ho; pow. i~‘-7\. 31.11%, III‘IsidIJLiI
being :1 Cornish i’mxoilrr km in u.‘
‘lzvmtv lili'I:', ill. ': lil-l‘fiol‘lllt‘ll
against r" 7.7» r:l of H77 N177 uik immu
Halilil‘ul'llivl. '““.I§i.'"'l."-
l’7I‘-r‘.‘.i 'I'Itil Ill"
innit-7 «'Ill lllIt'I'I‘SIlnfi light
:.ny\\.7-.,\, l!‘ II-i (limb not. litzlko
cum] he will lllll‘7l_\' rrlurn in Stain-
101711. 17:7.llir1' iliriii hr: 27-1-17: in some
other Ihrlclim
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by JOE WILLIAMS
The butpl'lbill" thing is lot that}
:thosr- tour jockeys confwsnd to
throwing. more but that anybody
I should get excited iii-out ll.
.\I5.\'1)11\ \I 1ch t;
hula-'7. .11;
”15:13:77:- 111.; liiirinuss
1h- l‘l.li7illil.‘!“d 0!‘
Of .7
goofy in 7.1.7., gum t. or torrid
« turnip.
'liic ..nllrl. o'r: luri- t' ‘
1:; built on LhI: lIlIIri7ls«7 that :1 can
mier grin o7 0' ll7iIl? u. sap anr at
ISll'kt‘i‘ 11111 a. Iii.l'Pfi!‘.Il‘ll punish
IT'CII‘
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"You can‘t fill tine hairs-:5. Will!-
out a proxraiw. Mid you can‘t
716.“ the .lockcxs without i‘le grand;
Jury ci'id 711cc.
I
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It seems. the boys were sugared 10
Still. it costs more
than 111.17 tonirllillts to $277. .71 pull in
Congl'rsr.
J I
FEED BOX ISFO
(as ll may read in the future)
Jockey Stirrup ulll have tlio’
mount on Flea fine in the
fourth at. Saratoga icday. Stir-
rup has never accepted a. red
cent from anybody in all his
years on the turf. Stirrup says
11»: does not like red.
I 0 ll
Ownrr (.iatsack has entered
Loadhoot‘s in the Derby this
your and is hoping he will finish
no worse than smooth. “1 don't
see how he can.“ Oalsack said
today, ”for i have the six other
.loclicys on my payroll."
. U U I
'l
Il’alllvl‘ Lamcshank says he
has the favorite all ready for the
feature race at Oriental park to-
day. ”I never had a horse so '
absolutely sure or finishing last.
as I've fixed this baby," he
stated.
0 C
"There is nothing wrong with
racing as a. whole," asserted
Col. Louder Norse. proprietor
of the Thin Dime track. today.
'Every once in a mine one of
our races is run on the square.
But do we squawk? No. We
simply clinch our lists and make
the best of it."
.
Testimony in the nerve-st gee.gee
scandal shows the Jockeys made a
practice of riding one horse and bet-
ting against it winning. And
yet we have heard it said there is
no such thing as a cinch bet at the
track.
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, “117711 )ichiaiius came: to
I American League it was as. a ti 7: ,
lbuscman. He dbl 21111.57 nail 1.:
nos soon riiiilt-d ’O .7777oud
once he. idol; lcl inc new 177--
Ile is now 1.7.1.771 as. ore. 0: L110 .
players in tin Alumina: L611! «7
around the luysione leach;
Second base has allruys been 13a,
1110’s forte it is the one place 7:.
the field that he can play. 111's grl. .
showing In the spring made. it. 11-;7
(«sentry for Sisler to shift his cox
hinations.
Desirous of retaining the brainy?
power of McManus; Sislr—r has us:
him at third. While 1 am sure 3:7
\Lanus would much prefer plalli‘x.
second. he in behaving like a so
soldier and giving the club his \I.
' best at tho dillicult come.
If licllilo forces I‘lcliunus Off 51
0nd and McMauus “ins ine J-a'u
third, it uill r«-legate one o! 1
best man in the league at that I77.
to the bench Gene Robertson.
.I'Ilcllilo can field and be 111105 !7
play baseball. 1 would ran-7 llllli
sure enough big leaguer. His abiili‘
to consistently hit big league pin: »
ing can only be proved in acid;
competition. Until that is (1011111103.
demonstrated there is no (‘vfliilnl‘
us to the makeup of the 31.1401157
infield.
Regardless of who wins the 11.7.:
as regi.\rs, the club certainly has
been strengthened by the addlllc‘
Of so clever a player as Oscar M".
lilo.
Mellilois sure to be popular in :
Louis. The fans will like his styli.
Regardless of wll'ether he wins:
regular berth or merely plays utilir
roles. he will be out there giving 11;:
best.
There are only a few players .I'
Italian birth in the major leagues
Mellilo is one of them. A guodl:
portioh of the fans in St. Louis al7
Italians. Fl:- when hlcllilo pulls It
good play this summer one may
pert to hear: ‘
"Viva L'linlia." as
logo cheer for 31911110.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
Princeton. in; Lchlgll. II.
Dartmouth. ’3: Oglethorpe. '3.
Georgia Tech. 7: Notrs Dame. 7
Georgia. 11: Alabama. 6.
Washington. and Mary. S;
cuse. i.
Yale. 18; University of Maryland
4.
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Thoy call it the sport of illnf‘R
and. for our part the kings mu 1 .7
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