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KETCHIKAN
TEAM
RUPERT
IN
BASEBALL
MEETING
OF
:
Alaska
Visitors
Take
First
td
A
cv
rr
TID'
And
Secofid
Games
But
Drop
Organization
of
Spartan
Athletic
Club
Proceeding
is
Ambitious
V
On
Saturday
evening
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club
had
a
meeting
in
the
Toe
H
rooms,
with
president
J.
W.
PIbmmer'
In
the
chair.
get
in
touch
with
local
football
and
.
baseball
organizations
with
a
view!
to
obtaining
the
exclusive
use
of!
the
Acropolis
grounds
for
a
handicap
meet,
to
be
held
bv
the
crab
on
same
time
it
was
decided
to
hold
similar
meets
on
July
25.
and
Aug-
lit
IK
ittui
rlatM
tn
Ym
nhhwt
tn
of
these
to
compete
in
the
south.
Summary
Earned
Rowing
Meet
Put
Off
On
Account
ITHACA.
N
Y..
May
26
-Rough
waer
on
Lake
Cayuga,
together
with
rain
and
cefd.
caused
postponement
on
Saturday
of
the
rowing
meet
of
Cornell.
Svr.v-u
Mv-saehuasetts
Technical
and
Harvard
yfevftrstUes
Thou
anrt
r,
r-pxiated
spentntors
had
gathered.
tor
LrtOfrC
ITi-XW
Qhespirrl
red
stripe
ON
ft
BARBERS
POLE
SYMBOU
HES
THE
WINDING
OF
THE
ARM
OF
A
n
vet
OH15
PACKAGE
SYMBOLIZES
A
BLEND
0FAU.THATI5
FINEST
IN
TOBACCO
J
grsd
in
Ub
feats
in
Ump
and
we
will
p..
3
you
a
compirte
art
of
"Do
You
Know
cmrdi-
-aixty
cmrdi
of
knomledge
tad
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fw-li
printed
in
color
(use
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twenty
"
wiU
brin
you
Ui
slrt.v
cards
arcomftiird
by
an
finm
in
whkn
U
card
ran
be
placrd
Ss
npTmaMnt
collection.
Addml)rpt.Xi
Tixictt
ToUcoe
Co,
Ltd,
Hamilton.
Backlatnam
Cirre
smooth
f?fhin
Umd
of
chokw
toUcooa,
ua-trratrd
by
"wwerful
ultra
violrt
ray.
Tbert
i
no
more
mellowing
influrare
tian
trratrd
wltk
BuckinsUnM.
tba
St.
iaat
sua
lanrna,
are
rtmarkaUy
cool
and
BKlWaa
alilaure
ciarrtt.
never
nrylg
Equality.
P'd'rd
for
freAneat
ia
tie
patented
sealed
package:
l
1
1
Beck
If
4
1
Sharpe
cf
3
0
Oaksmlth
lb
4
0
change.
In
this
way
the
athletes11-
Mitchell
c
2
0
rlll
ho
VaaU
tn
ftrat
MwutWJnn
I
Ref
P
-
3
0
throughout
the
summer.
The
president
appointed
Alec
Walters.
Phil
Edoecumbe
and
Archie
ThomrJson
Totals
P.
R.
am.
Moran
3b.
.
29
6
AB
R
..
.3
0
gram
for
the
first
meet
on
Jttne
13.
1
w-
Mitchell
lb
2
The
ehib
is
very
anxious
to
ob-
i
Wendle
ss
-
3
tain
the
Interest
and
eo-operatJon
:
Lmble
cf
-2
of
any
local
former
athlete
whoIl0w
Tt-
-2
feel
that
they
would
like
to
assist
A.
Mitchell
2b.
rf.
3
this
movement
to
encourage
the
de-
j
Fanrahar
If
2
velopment
of
track
and
field
sports
j
Roberts
c
3
in
Print
Rinvrt
There
at
mom
i
NflSOTl
p.
2
Third
to
Locals
Last
Night
Ketchikan
defeated
Prince
Rupert
by
the
odd
game
in
the
Victoria
Day
baseball
series
here.
The
visitors
from
ALiRka
tnnk
the
first
rame
od
Sunday
anernoon
dy
a
score
'
of
six
to
nil
and
won
atrain
yesterday
afternoon
by
a
three
The
first
item
of
busmen
was
the
10
ywo
count,
i
ne
uiu
u
mm
,
V"
choosing
of
a
crest
to
be
worn
on
to
Prince
Rupert
10
to
one.
The
series
will
be
renewed
in
the
running
shirts
of
the
nrembefs;
Ketchikan
oft
July
4.
'
of
the
club.
The
design
decided
upon
j
Sunday
afternoon's
gahle
was
a
consists
of
a
yellow
shield
contain-1
seven-Inning
affair
and
was
played
tag
the
letters
"SJV.C."
In
black,
;
during
a
series
of
heavy
rain
show-b'eHlnd
whteh
is
a
pair
of
blue
ers.
There
was
only
a
handful
of
wings,
and
the
size
of
the
design
is
fans
in
attendance
owing
to
the
fire
inches
by
ten
inches.
The
see-1
unfavorable
weather.
Ketchikan
retary
was
instructed
to
order!
was
Wearied
with
stt
hits
Off
Jack
crests,
and
also
white
running
'
Nelson
and
three
earned
runs,
shirts
for
the
club,
the
cost
of
the
(
Prince
Rupert
got
only
three
hits,
crests
to
be
70
cents,
and
that
of
t
including
a
two-bagger
by
Benny
the
shirts
to
be
75
cents
each.
In
ad-;
Wendle,
off
Reep
who
hurled
a
dition
to
this,
an
annual
club
fee
of
strong
game
for
the
visitors
and
50
cents
was
decided
upon.
Thus
j
was
credited
with
11
Strike-out,
the
total
cost
to
each
member
is
The
Prince
Rupert
Infield
was
$1.95,
while
the
shirt
and
crest
be-
j
guilty
of
.
several
glaring
errors,
come
his
own
personal
property
fori
three
of
which
were
marked
down
all
time.
I
against
Alex
Mitchell.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
The
box
score:
Ketchikan
AB
R
Eliensberg
rf
3
2
Mc
Isaacs
3b.
.3
iOame
ss
4
Saturday
afternoon.
June
13.
At
the
Brunes
2b
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
very
promising
runners
in
this
eity,
Kenny
2b
1
0
4t
the
present
time
and
It
Is
the
-ambition
of
the
club
to
send
some;
Totals
25
POA
0
0
1
11
0
0
0
21
6
H
POA
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
7
3
1
0
2
0
7
0
0
SEVENTEEN
STRAIGHT
Philadelphia
Athletics
Took
Two
Oames
From
New
York
Yankees
Yesterday
PHILADELPHIA,
May
2&
Philadelphia
Athletics
extended
their
winning
streak
to
17
straight
games
yesterday
by
taking
both
ends
of
a
double-header
from
the
New
York
Yankees
in
their
crucial
series.
The
score
of
the
first
game
was
4
to
2
and
the
second,
16
to
4.
The
Athletics
are
now
aiming
at
the
league
record
of
19
straitht
made
In
1906
by
Chicago
White
Sox.
Cleveland
Indians
beat
Chicago
White
Sox
7
to
1.
In
the
National
League,
Chi-cajo
Cubs
downed
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
by
a
score
of
9
io
6.
These
were
the
only
games
scheduled
in
the
Major
Leagues,
Lambie
11.
Lockhart
6.
Reep
4:
hits
off
Lockhart
2.
Reep
2;
left
on
base,
t
Ketchikan
8.
Prince
Rupert
1$;
:
passed
ball.
Roberts,
H.
Mitchell;
hit
bv
Ditcher.
Wendle
bir
Lockhart:
u
:
winning
pitcher,
Lockhart;
time
of
3
.game,
2:26;
umpires,
Stephens
and
u
1
I
La
none.
i
Seere
bv
rnnhiaa:
iKetchikah
0
0
0
0
1
6
2
0
o
3
0
;
T
P.
Cirvart
Rupert
Q
AAAIflfllA
0
0
1
8
8
1
A
"
j
Third
Game
0
3
21
9
5
,
Last
evening,
the
local
boys
got
runs
of
Nel-
i
into
hitting
stride
and
made
12
hits
perhaps
next
year.
Ison,
3;
2-base
hits,
Wendle,
Ellen-
joff
Looney.
Lockhart
and
Mclsaacs,
This
spring's
activities
have
re-1
berg:
stolen
base.
Mclsaacs,
Game
'while
Ray
Commons
allowed
Ket-
Prince
Rupert
as
a
whole
can
be
Nelson
7,
Reep
11;
left
on
base.
Ket-
again
errors
were
much
in
evideaee.
interested
ln
track
sports,
it
is
prob-
chikan
7.
Prince
Rupert
6;
wild
Ketchikan
feeing
blamed
for
seven;
able
that
more
potential
track
j
pitch
Nelson
2;
passed
ball.
Roberts:
land
Prince
Rupert
with
four.
Oom-champions
will
be
uncovered
ere:
balk.
Nelson
2;
time
of
game.
1:40;
.mom
struck
out
seven
Ketchikan
the
summer
is
over.
The
Olympic
umpires.
Stephens
and
La
parte.
i
batters
and
allowed
no
free
passes
trials
at
Vancouver
next
summer
I
sore
by
Innings:
to
first.
Eddie
Smith,
the
first
man
are
not
by
any
means
beyond
reach.
Ketchikan
1
0
0
2
1
0
2
C
up.
made
a
two-bagger
and
when
P.
Rupert
.
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
he
slid
Into
second
base
he
put
his
Second
Game
Weather
was
better
yesterday
and
a
large
crowd
attended
the
afternoon
game.
While
the
score
was
rlnfee
at
3
tn
2.
the
nlav
was
slow.
f
ry
the
crowd
becoming
Impatient
at
a
Jl
liuugii
11
aici
!i0t
of
delays
which
seemed
more
or
gathered
four
hlU
off
Lockhart
and
Reep
while
Ketchikan
touched
BUI
Lambie
for
six
scattered
hits.
Prince
Rupert
would
have
had
a
good
The
box
score:
Ketchikan
AB
R
.lleruoerg
rf.
S
Mctaaes
3b.
5
Br.
nos
2b.
4,
::
Mitchell
ss.
c.
4
Beck
If.
3
Northrop
If.
1
Sharpe
cf.
4
Reep
lb.,
p.
4
Hobln
c
ss.
.
.4
Lockhart
p
3
Oaksmlth
lb
1
H
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
POA
3
1
ToUls
39
3
6
27
9
P.
R.
AB
R
H
POA
Moran
3b
4
0
0
2
2
W.
Mitchell
2b
5
0
0
2
1
Wendle
ss
4
0
2
0
2
Lambie
p
2
0
10
4
Howe
rf
4
10
0
0
Kenny
If.
4
0
0
10
A.
Mitchell
cf
4
0
0
1
0
Roberts
c
4
0
19
3
Farquhar
lb
2
1
0
12
1
Smith
x
I
0
0
0
0
Totals
35
2
4
27
13
7
.
x
batted
for
Kenny
ln
ninth.
Summary
2-base
hit,
Brunes;
,
stolen
base,
Eliensberg,
Mclsaacs,
H.
Mitchell,
Wendle
2,
Farquhar;
,
Innings
pitched
by
Lockhart,
C,
Reep
3;
base
on
balls
cf
Lambie
l.j
Lockhart
4,
Reep
S;
Struck
out
by
ankle
out
of
Joint
and
had
to
be
carried
off
the
field.
The
box
scare:
E
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
Ketchikan
BUencberg
rf.
Mclsaacs
3b.
p.
Northrop
as.
..
.
H.
Mitchell
"
c.
If.
i
less
tnsxeusable.
Prince
Rupert
;
.
.
li
nowro
c
Reep
lb.
chance
to
win
this
ga:ne
had
ft
not
RfejiH!fin
g
'3o
ocen
xor
errors,
seven
oi
wracn
were
chalked
uj
against
the
team.
UTfjbie.
pitched
a
fine
game
for
ntn"
irrKlngft
bat.wda.aceordrd
d
'
appomtmg
supperC
parfieu.if
ly
by-
mTie1d.4tieJt)erHefclhtsed
.jJrT,
M
K
rchikan
batters
while
Lnck-
Sh!;"if
...
Farojhur
If
,t
-I-
-i
i.
Keep.
four.
0
3
E
2
0
1
Macao
3b.
Lambie
ef
0
0
0
1
0
3
0
Wendle
ss
W.
MrtctarMb
Hbwt
ft
A.
Mitch.lf.
2b.
cf
'tobcrbrc
Cumsiofts
p.
ABR
3
0
8
8
1
0
0
Brunes
If.
2b
3
0
Sharpe
cf
1
ft
Oaksmlth
cf
1
0
3
0
Looney
p
1
0
Lcekhart
p
0
0
2b.
26
1
ABR
II
POA
0
1
0
1
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
H
1
0
1
2
0
1
0
4
2
1
18
7
POA
0
0
1
0
2
0
2
8
0
1
7
u
Totals
31
10
12
21
t
4
sjommary
2-base
hit.
Commons.
BMtth:
3-bmsc
hit.
A
Mitchell;
stol-'
en
(use.
It.
Mitchell.
Reep.
Moran,
LareWe,
A.
Mitchell:
sacttftee
hit'
SOFTBALL
Echoes
of
Ketchikan
Rupert
Ball
Games
Mayor
N.
L.
Walker
of
Ketchikan
was,
as
usual,
on
hand
to
root
for
his
boys,
He
was
all
dolled
up
like
St.
Patrick's
Day,
but
he
is
not
as
tareen
as
he
looked.
Umpire
Fred
Stephens
was
the
life
of
the
Dartv
In
yesterday
after
Catcher
Hobin
of
Ketchikan
had
a
million-dollar
smile.
A
real
amiable
boy.
It
was
an
embarrassing
moment
fot
Frank
Kenny
In
the
second
game
with
two
down
and
bases
full.
Matty
a
good
ball
player
has
fanned
before
this
tmder
such
ctrerrmsU
rices.
Harry
Astorl.
who
has
played
pretty
wefl
every
part
on
the
diamond
ehtflne;
his
career,
was
In
the
stands
with
melodious
voice
and
good
advice.
The
big
crowd
of
fans
watched
that
big
rain
cloud
pretty
anxious
ly
yesterday
afternoon
bat
K
rode
over
safely
without
spilling,
much
to
the
relief
of
all.
Different
from
the
cloud
on
Sunday.
It
tptUed
over
plenty.
At
that
the
boys
pat
up
a
gond
game
in
the
mud.
A
little
lest
craMring
and
stalling
weald
have
made
yesterday
afternoon's
a
beMer
game.
That
is
not
the
way
tobolJd
up
baseball
crowds,
Both
aides
offended.
Ray
Commons
came
within
one
of
entering
the
hall
of
fame.
He
held
Ketchikan
to
one
run
and
mt
hit.
Pitcher
Lockhart
discovered
a
freak
ball
and
took
it
away
with
him.
He
has
been
looking
for
one
all
his
life
and
bad
to
come
to
Prince
vealed
much
hidden
athletic
talent
H.
Mitchell,
Lambie;
base
on
balls
chikan
bst
a
stogie
hit.
The
8e
Rrt
to
fiad
ArMMh.r
dustry!
tn
SPORT
CHAT
j
Rugby
ln
Canada
has
been
pre
seated
with
a
new
score-we
port,
For
years
the
glittering
target
f
eonvention-room
critics
and
flap.
toe
hopes
of
Its
western
sponsors',
great
extent,
aafHpared
wttn
a
dian
Union,
the
pass
lor
the
fifac
western
teams
used
last
fall
and
the
one
before.
Ball
Club
Made
Trip
Here
With
Motor
Vessel
FOOTBALL
i
WAS
DRAW
Borden
and
Booth
Played
to
Two-AU
Scare
Saturday
Booth
and
Borden
played
td
a
two-all
draw
in
a
regular
Junior
Football
league
fixture
on
Saturday.
Weather
conditions
were
bad
noon's
game
He
eaTM
'em
Just
like
when
the
game
began
and
contln-
they
do
iri-Jhe
Big
Leagfies.
Iued
bad
throughout
but
the
boys
played
Well.
Borden
had
the
hill
Bill
Mitchell
has
edveloped
an
and
soon
after
the
start.
Wilson
argumentative
complex
but
Bi&e
picked
up
a
pass
smartly
and
beat
Umpire
Pete
La
port
e
wfcs
unper-
Ivarson.
Gomez
made
some
clever
Iturbed.
iruns
for
Booth
but
got
little
sup
port.
Ivarson
saved
from
Hardy
and
also
from
Wilson
but
there
was
no
further
score
at
half
time
Booth
had
the
better
of
the
sec
ond
half
and
Gomez
equalized
Lat
er
on.
the
same
player
put
Booth
ahead
but
Lindsay
tricked
Ivarson
at
the
other
end
and
passed
to
Campbell
who
put
the
teams
level
again.
There
was
ho
further
scoring.
Booth
played
throughout
With
only
ten
men.
ivarson
kept
a
fine
goal
and
Ferguson
and
Eby
were
safe
at
back.
Cromp
was
clever
and
was
well
supported
by
Alf
Ritchie,
and
McMeekin.
Santurbane
turned
tn
a
good
game
but
Gomez
was
the
!
best
forward.
Klrkehdall
was
always
a
good
trier
and
Gordon
Mun-ro
filled
in
well.
Morgan
seemed
to
be
to
blame
for
i
the
first
goal
but
a
wet
ball
made
;
Royal
Fencer
Winning
from
several
tirsi
cla.ss
fencers,
Prtnre
Ousuvis
Atinl-phus
of
Sweden
placed
fifth
in
Swedish
national
fencing
championships
in
Stockholm.
goalkeeping
difficult.
Fisher
wasjrpT
pf
nflPPT1
the
better
back.
Nakatnotd
played;
I
K
At
S
Wl
V.t.
I
his
usual
fine
game
with
WUlis-
crott
next
best.
Nay
lor
was
fair.
Wilson
was
always
dangerous
and
Hardy
a
strong
forager.
Lindsay
was
responsible
lor
the
second
goal,
giving
Campbell
a
clear
opening.
Dungate
finished
weakly.
Booth-"Ivarson:
Ferguson,
Ebyp;
Ritchie.
Cromp.
Mcfcfeeklh;
Klrken-dalL
Munro.
Gomez,
Santurbane.
Borden
Morgan:
OtirHe.
Fisher;
WlHiscroft,
"
Nakamoto.
Naylor;
'"
YESTERDAY
Aln
tfiilfrr
anil
Philln
t.rtffrrumhe
,
Points
Eafh
With
three
points
each.
Alex
Wal
ters
and
Philip
Bdgecumbe
tied
for
I
honors
to
the
Victoria
Day
track
r,l"Tl
;
,'
'meet
yesterday.
Each
had
one
fleet
rv,
Lindsay
Wilson.
Hardy.
Campbell
,
rhu
of
the
track
,
TV
,
.
meet
were
m
fallows:
is
.a,
Referee.
Oeo
Laldler:
linesmen,
.
.
.
One
nnndred
Yard
Dsh
First,
uu
.r
w
n
l.
UUUIIU,
II.
II.
w.
V
i.cub
,
u1.u
Ik
A
Z
.
.
PHILLIES
REVENGE
Defeated
Brooklyn
In
Double-lleader
Saturday.
BfoWns
Do
Same
io
Titers
BROdKLYK.
May
26:-The
Phillies
6n
Saturday
got
their
revenge
for
a
double-header
defeat
Inflicted
tin
them
by
Brooklyn
Friday
the
forward
.eass
will
emerge
ori
and,
ln
turn,
won
&
pair
of
games
Cstaadian
griattron
this
fall
freJlfrom
the
Roblnx.
thus
regaining
at
last
tor
front
line
conflict
ift
fifth
place
in
the
standing
tempor-
0
many
ways
the
same
forward
pari
arily
at
least.
The
St.
Louis
Car-
1
that
has
made
United
States
foot
dlnala
somewhat
Improved
their
2
ban
the
moat
pftpttlar
sport
acrotl
slim
hold
on
first
place
by
defeat-0
the
border.
Nt
altogether
unfetter
ng
the
luckless
Cincinnati
Reds
ed.
bat
a
mate
dangereM
and
fsf
while
New
York
Giants
and
Boston
0
more
asnsational
forward
gain
Braves
were
Idle.
1
wftt
be
an
oated
in
the
oowt-y
X"
the
American
League.
Phila
0
wide
regby
pit
In
Sept
timber
tha4
delphk
made
It
14
straight
wlhs
b
1
r
-
rln
.
er
r
seen
Approved
defeating
Boston
Red
Sox.
New
a-
iua.ttl.k.
iAai..a..
Vv..14
bf
the
files
COmmiXSt
of
the
C:t-
xaniier
unpiurru
uicr
..u.u
-Hhrn
Kagiv
Unhm.
rules
govern-
!
bJ
f-Mw
VV"h-
ffW
lw
raiwSrtaal
fSliinfl.
"t"i
ocnw.
.u.
t
nitataaiinif
broke
a
method
of
bsitVadvaaee
in
years
l3.gflfne
losing
streak
by
winritns
over
Chisago
Wliite
Sex.
St,
Louis
Brown
moved
out
of
the
Most
ininortmt
oi
all
it
hi?
eellar
by
takinw
both
end
of
a
.
n
made
a
definite
tvnln
play.
d-wAle-heaflet
from
tletfbll
HgeTs.
A
past
may
be
tamed
into
a
Saturday's
scores:
touchdown
wtth
arrtato
ifsrtrtr
i'
m
toe
thrown
from
-
-".
of
the
!M
Immace
or
any
part
'
by
any
player
en
the
team
la
pos
si
rsion
of
the
bali
also
with
certain
restrictions.
But
the
restriction-list
has
been
pared
down
to
a
Ariieilcari
litattiC
St.
Ldttls
7'f),
Detroit
34.
New
York
1,
Wfthlritt6n
t3'
Cwve4nnd
1
0.
Ch
loaO
l.
Philadelphia
1,
Boston'1
1.
National
Lessor
PhUadelphla
8-7.
Brooklyn
9-1.
St
Louis
2,
Cincinnati
1.
Pittsburg
4,
Chicago
3.
w.
Miwneu,
iRnuip
piwoTO
uj
tUlM!
wUI
be
by
senior
teams
I7
I'
.V06
'
?TIf
:
m
both
the
east
and
the
west.
Aftd
tj.
0
base
on
balls
off
Looney
1.
Lockhart
n
wW
Improved
play
Big
LeaffUC
JCOrCS
l;
struck
out
by
Commons
7.
Looney
fm.WBPrt
5
"&
MM
rorwaro
over
the
moenflee
paw
1;
hits
off
Looney
7,
Lockhart
3,
Mclsuaos
2;
losing
pitcher
Looney;
left
on
bases,
Ketchikan
4,
Prince
Rupert
6;
wild
pitch.
Commons
2;
passed
ball,
Hobln;
time
of
game,
1:30;
umplrea.
Stephen
and
La-porte.
Score
by
Innings:
Ketchikan
0
0
0
0
0
1
01
P.
Rupert
0
14
4
10
x
10
The
Ketchikan
baseball
club
and
party
of
supporters
made
the
trip;
here
for
the
Victoria
Day
series;
May
26
Roundhouse
vs.
Station,
iwit.h
pnure
Rupert
on
the
motor
May
29
Drydock
vs
Roundhouse,
vessel
Windsor.
They
arrived
at
June
2-Drydock
vs.
Station
noon
on
Sunday
and
left
late
last
June
5-
-Station
vs
Roundhouse
night
after
t.hc
danco
on
their
re-Juni
0
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock
turn
to
Kcuhlkan.
i
i
SUNDAY
SCOltES
American
tatue
Philadelphia
7.
New
York
3.
Chicago
4-3,
Cleveland
3-2.
Boston
S,
Washington
10.
Detroit
3-3,
St.
Louis
10-1.
National
League
New
Yotk
10-0,
Boston
7-2.
Pittsburg
10.
Chicago
7.
Philadelphia
5,
Brooklyn
6,
St.
Louis
2-13.
Cincinnati
3-6.
FOOTBALL
May
27
May
30-
lllgh
vs
BOrden.
Booth
vi.
men-.
oad.
Philip
Edgecombe;
see-
third,
G.
Ooverdsle.
230
Yardsl,
Philip
Edgeettmbe.
28
2-5
setxmda;
t,
Alex
Walters.
MAM
t'k.
f.l
V
T
.
A
j
0OU
I
AlUm
A.
UIU
VaUlOC,
'
m
4
k
.mm..
i
mi
uimmt
w
a
tvvitu,
.
vuii
uaav-
lett:
3,
Ronald
AUen.
One
MHe
1.
Hedy
Suehlro.
S
minutes.
IB
2-8
seconds:
'.
Tony
Bs-sanich;
3.
Ronald
Allen.
There
were
not
enough
tneries
to
the
440yard
dash
ao
It
was
not
run.
SERM
RAILROAD
M
arm.
.
AiDnT
vmm
hut
mm
w
r?ii
CnMhoti
ii
.
iwjrn
UfJtiitt
l
Two
games
of
8oith,i!i
wr,
rtl
on
Sunday
nleh;
bHtwH"
P
M
D
t
.J
U-
H
winning
both
of
them
The
flrft
Kime
i-im
.
...
....
,
,.-,,,
mx
f
m
the
second
innint
..hti
.
L
played
excellent
ball
ami
i,..
railroaders
very
well
Tne
second
inim(
srvrii
uining
Mian
Mi
score
of
8-8.
Tula
was
jDECISION
winch
tk.
IM-r
fj.ip.-
fii.vier
of
Um
io
Oi-
.
;v
irrtting
used
the
fiPin
ti.Wi.
("it
both
fame-;,
earh
;,
;;
rieht
on
the
tfc.
ann
.
;);
,Vf
vi
ly
interestiliil
enti-i!a::;n,i:
ic
larpe
crt
wl
o!
l
in
!"(
sent
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
tn
Fir
the
CXJIA
Jur-.v
anc
:l.i
vt-d
good
ball,
v.-1
.
;
:ntUi
nr
White
were
ent
i.,-
,r.;-
B.ilteries
were
for
(
K
P.
ji
b
.uwl
Tulloeh.
first
eanv
R
...r
Tulloch
second
earn'
:
,;
J
i.iihon
and
Buduiu
I.
i
CRITICIZED
,
La
Barba
Should
Have
Bern
um
I
Call.
Deelare
Sport
Wrrlfrs
NEVV
YORK.
M.r
2ti
U
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critics
disagreed
n!
'diet
last
Friday
nieht
1
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fcaiherweiul
la
:
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was
awarded
the
deriMn
v-r
.
Tied
For
Honors
With
Three
ta
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15-r0""('
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square
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wrtterr
asserteri
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up
to
10
round
h.
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