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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-16
REBELS STILL GAINING
Sun Vat Sen Takes a Town and
Invests a City.
BRITISH GUARD BORDER
THREE FACTIONS OF REVOLT
TIoNISTS POOL ISSUES.

Hongkong, Oct. 15.-Sun Vat Sen, ac-
cording to reports from Canton, has
taken the town of Kiushan, on East
river, and is now investing the prefec-
toral city of Hui Chou A force of i'm
perial troops from Canton was defeated
by the reformers, 200 being killed
A column of troops was dispatched
this morning to the Kowloon frontier
with the object of barring armed refu-
gees. either rebels or imperial troops,
from entering British territory when
defeated. The rebels are reported to
be 5000 strong thirty miles north of
the British frontier. A thousand of Ad-
mlral Hos troops are in pursuit of
them, while 1000 Chinese troops have
left Canton overland to Intercept the
rebels.
Admiral Ho has informed the gov
eminent that the rebellion was careful
~ planned. The rebels are anxious to
cOnciliate the villagers and gain the
respect of foreigners, hence the alb
sence of outrage and pillage.
All indications point to the rising be-
ing widespread. Outbreaks occurred
simultaneously in several centers of
Kwang Tung and Kwang ST. Appar-
emily Kwang Yu Wei, Sun Yum and
the Triads have amalgamated their
forces in the common cause.-The over
throw of Manchu rule in south China
Some positive indication of the atti-
tude of the foreign powers is anxious
ly awaited
A French launch was captured by
the pirates Oct Is near MOng Chow.
The pirates secured $32, 900 in specie.
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WAS A FRIEND IN NEED.
How Well Known Sporting Woman
Helped an Unfortunate Girl.

Big Bill Devere, in addressing a party
of Elks one night, used the words: Il
have seen more charity dispensed in a
saloon than in any ten churches 1 ever
was 3n''
The rule might have been applied gen
orally to the sporting element At least
1t fits a case in Salt Lake today An IS
year-old girl. who until recently was EN-
ployed, she says, behind a counter in a
big local dry goods store, is lying in a
Second South street rooming house. a
real object of charity a baby forty
eight hours old is at her side, but its
father is probably long distance from
here .
The girl says her betrayer took her to
the mouse under the preteXt of securing
her home and medical assistance. and
then suddenly disappeared. She gave birth
70 the child late Sunday night, and
through charitable doctor, who attend
ed the case, her destitute condition was
learned by the landlady of one of the
largest sporting houses in the CITY. AL
though this woman was in bed sick. she
got up yesterday, and going to the girls
room provided her with all the com
Iorts she might need. including clothes
Tor the child and food, doing the shOp-
ping herself to see that il was well done.
me girl was overwhelmed at the wO-
man Kindness, but the latter could
not De induced to announce who she was.
simply promising to return in a few dayS
ana see If she needed anything The un-
fortunate young woman is still in isnor-
ance as to her friends identity
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RALLY AT MURRAY
Powers, Hampstead and Whitecotton
Talk to Big Audience.


The Democratic rally at Murray last
evening was splendid success. The
opera house was packed to its full ca
pacity and enthusiasm ran high. Judge
Powers made one of his magnetic
speeches and had the audience in a roar
from beginning to end. He spoke on
the three great issues of the campaign.
trusts, Imperialism and the money
question and made one of the best
speeches ever heard in Murray.
David Hampstead. too. made good
speech, treating on the income tax, the
war tax and the labor problem. He
was given good reception and made q
first class impression. Judge J. w. n.
WhitecOtton, the Democratic nominee
for supreme judge, was also on the
platform and was introduced to the au-
dience. He spoke briefly on general
topics and was given respectful hear
ing.
Music was furnished by the Jefferson
Glee club of Salt Lake that greatly
pleased the audience with its cam
paign songs; and by the TayIoryIlIe
brass band. The meeting was the
largest by far of the campaign in Muir
ray There were one-third more peopIe
present than at the meeting held nv
the big three" Wells, Sutherland ana
Allen some time ago 1t was a much
better meeting in every way and has
greatly enthuSed the Democrats of that
part of the county
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Baseball.
BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
prooklvn Defeats Pirates in the FRS
Game.

7,rooIxlvn DEFEATS Pirates in the First
Game.
r,f.tsburg. oct. 15.-The series of ball
---,as between Brooklyn and Pittsburg
o. the worlds championship and posses
I'm of a $500 trophy. a solid silver punch
tovvI was begun today at Exposition
u III in the presence of 1000 persons.
PTTa team winning three games out of
.be i've is to have absolute possession OF
IL trophy and the gate receipts of the
nries will be divided among the members
- both teams who were signed before
The first game was won by Brooklyn
,irb hands down. McGinnity, the iron
In" had his opponents completely at
Tjs mercy up to the ninth inning. allow
srq only three hits up to that time n
re eighth inning McGinnity was being
~, down by Waddell between third and
home and in an attempt to dodge his pur-
1er McGinnity fell. striking his temple
hard on WaddelIs knee He was laid out
ar three or four minutes. but pluckily
vent into the box and finished the game.
I'm the ninth he hit batter. gave base
on balls and two hits, saving PittsbUrg
a shut-out Waddell was not hit hard.
hut often hits being made off him in the
third inning His support was not of the
hest O'Rrien and Williams making costly
errors % 45 67S X. ii. E.
1ittet.urr O o q o o 0 p D :
I,r3oJ,Ivn % 0 8 1 0 % - /.
Batteries Waddell and thinner; McGin-
uitv and MCGUIRE
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POWERS ARE AGREED.
All Give Favorable Reply II
Frances Notes.

Paris, Oct 15.-Germany is the only
power which has not replied formally
to Frances note on China, though she
has verbally accepted it's terms.
Japan's answer received today &C
cepts the proposals retaining only one
condition. This refers to the permanent
prohibition of the Importation of arms.
While agreeing with the principle, ia
pan offers suggestions as to how the
prohibition can best be accomplished.
A dispatch received at the French
foreign Office from Hankow, dated Oct
13, says the Chinese court arrived at
Sianfu, Oct u
1t is officially understood that if an
international conference at The Hague,
regarding the settlement of the Chi
neSe indemnity question is finally de-
cided upon il will not discuss with
China the amount of compensation she
must pay but will cOnfine it's labOrS to
fixing and distributing the proportion
OF the indemnity which shall go TO the
several countries interested
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WHISKY TRUST CITED.
Illegal Schemes Are Said to Be
Pending.

New York, Oct. 15.-Vice Chancellor
Emery, at Newark, N. J., today grant
ed rule directing the Distilling COM
pany of America to show cause why a
receiver should not be appointed, and
why the annual meeting of the organ
izatiOn scheduled for Wednesday should
not be indefinitely postponed. The rule
is returnable at 4 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. The grounds for the appIi-
cation are alleged Irregularities upon
the part of certain stockholders in Sc
curing control of a large block of stock
The injunction was sought for on the
ground that it is illegal for such a
combination as it is alleged these Vot-
ing trustees have formed to control :he
affairs of the corporation to the eXclu-
sion of the interests of the minority
stockholders
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

1-I-IIly onf-kl- A Braden and wife New
P POLA' 1Charles H Ungemach, W n
49, DenNer; Frank \. Hayes and wife
Jonn a Jesse and wife. New York F 7
Reilly, Kansas City: ] @ ScbW-9f C21,j
go; ) + ellison and wife. New York
T14" SIu DunJ, Stuart Robson GONNA nv
w y Renyolds, Chicago; W. S. FmiIv'
Jr, J. g Jardine. PhiIadefD7ofa. Tob- W,
Brunt. New York: J. IS Kerr 81 Iose-S a.
NO, w NJ Philbuck, American Fails
I-' T. - Brace. St. Paul Z 7 NTavprS'
rank l. Hunter. San Francisco. lanes
Re ~ an; W ) AIdridge. John S. Jepson
kEldWeI- Honolulu, II. /; Charles a
Grove and wife, Philadelphia. a 8 RaD
Son, ) - Ballard. A J. Houts w II
II = T,drTpfoLner, j. A Lyle, LOveIand. Colo
manager a Texas Steer c0r1nsrZ-- =
u BarInoit, LOveland. Colo F s CI1tler
d}~ehl Y n0er Sealed Orders rOr1Dsry--
1cOI1dId Kemp, Omaha; =. a Wright g
T. P rseses, y Bloom. New York; George
z EXON, cyrus Beard. Evanston Wv0
a J knollin, Kansas City; w. B. For
sym, Gor1nne; J. w Moore, St PAUL 4,
IL Miller, Ogden.
w mite EJouse-Ed Kelly. Park CITY. Johr
W Shand, Manti; G. Z. Lynch. Baltimore.
M r. Johnston. Denver: o Y VvflIfar7s'
4 eNaS+ A Mcdonald. Heber: Thomas
stokes. Draper; J. Quinn. Park CITY: =
~ I' + dSdsiend. Mrs Wilson and family
Mcdonald. Heber; John EdIund. AIerc,IT-
anton anderson, GrantsviIle: P CIeeg
W NeISon' IoOeie; A G. Benson, s.
E!QuISt- l. Henry, GrsntsviIle. L n
I I3e' SStleSaUe; NJ NJ. Warner,
Provo; NJ Turner, Heber; L A. Jones
Logan: X Jannan, Silver CITY: &
farsonSe Grand Junction: Percy Nathan
LhGOh; England; W G. Warren, Ogden;
J; NJ Johnson, ScOdeld; A Z. ShOema ker,
Denver.
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GIRL Is SHOT DEAD.
Belief Is Aroused That She was Muir.
dered

Phillipsburg, Mont. Oct. 15.-Miss
Amanda Fairman,- a prominent young
woman here, was found dead in her
room, having been shot with a shot
gun.
A shotgun was lying on the table.
The suicide theory is denied and il is
believed she was murdered.
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MOUNTAIN STATES
DELIVERY FROM MOSCOW
New Postal Route Established-Ap
pointments Made.
Especial to The Herald-)

tSDeciaI 70 The Herald)
Washington, d. c, Oct. 15.-RuraI
free delivery will be established Nov.
/, at Moscow, Latah county, Idaho
with two carriers. S. L. Coen and @.
n. Cover, who are to serve a popula-
ton of 1850, scattered over an area of
hfty-eignt square miles.
Postmasters appointed: Utah-Tay-
louisville, Salt Lake County. J. T. Ger
ard, vice Joseph Lindsay, resigned.
ldaho-Singiser, Lemhi county, G.. w
Mckinney. vice CT. A. Pulver. resigned
Idaho: Pensions granted-Increase d
Barton a. Mcclure. Occur d'Alene. So.
John w. SAVERS, Shoshone. $40.
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The Official Ballot

Secretary Of State Hammond is send
ing TO the county clerks certified. copies
OF the proposed constitutional amend
ments and lists of the nominees. of the
several political parties for state. SEN
atorial and judicial district officers. to
De printed on the official ballots with
me names OF county and precinct CT
fee candidates. The official ballot to
be voted at the election Nov. Will be
onicially published in one or more pa
pers in each county about ten days
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Football.
Lowell. 10; Wasatch. 5.

The Lowell and Wasatch teams. mem
hers OF the District School league PLAYED
a came at the odd university grounds yes
fprIay afternoon. There was some kick
about replacing ClauSen for Hansen when
tine latter retired. but a s he was a MEM
her pt the Lowell school the referee de-
cided that he could play. The bucking
Of the Wasatch was especially fine ana
the end running of both elevens was OF
high order. Robinson, the right half Tor
abe LOwells, made the star run OF the
day going around the left end for a
shirtv-yard sprint and n touchdown
crane. the colOred half, also made a good
run around the end, making u clear gain
of twenty yards The lineup, officials
and score were as follows.
CgDra-I DWELL 20. \EaSafch \
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miSceETa neous.
New ATHLETIC Club.

Several OF the prospective members of
the new athletic club held a meeting at
the private gymnasium of Professor
Moore last evening. No business was
transacted, as the promoters had decided
70 move in larger quarters and fit them
up in the proper style before soliciting
any members. After a careful canvas of
the parties interested in an athletic club
Mr. Moore was surprised at the number
OF persons desiring membership and
wisely decided to fit up a proper place
before compile ting an organization.
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Helpless in Midocean-

Barbados Oct. 1.-THE first officer
and part Of the crew of the British
steamer HOStiliuS have arrived here in
a small boat to procure assistance for
their steamer, which lies disabled with
a broken shaft in mid-Ocean 200 miles
from this port The HOstilius, Captain
Lewis, sailed from East London South
Africa, on Sept, s for Key West. H.
NJ S. interchangeable has sailed from this
port in search Of the diSa bIed steamer
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Records Allowed.

New York. Oct. 15.-The executive and
advisory committee of the Inter-COllegi-
ate Association of Amateur Atmetics of
America held joint meeting at the
Fifth avenue hotel today
The following records were allowed and
standard record medals awarded in each
case. the records having been made at
the recent games:
A Plaw. University of California, for
throwing the siXteen-pOund hammer. ia
feet AZ inches; F. Beck, Yale. sixteen
pound shot. a feet inches: Alexander
Grant. University of Pennsylvania, two
mile run. minutes 81 3-5 seconds.
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Checker Championship.

Boston. Oct. 15.-The first of a series of
forty games for the checker champion
ship of the world and 81. 900 a side between
Charles +. Barker of this city and Rich
ard Jordan of Edinburg, was opened at
the American house today. The articles
OF agreement gave the contestants a
range Of the entire field of checker play
ing. the restrictions being according to
the Stuart Jordan system.
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MARINES FOR MANILA.
Force in the Philippines Is to Be In
creased.

creased.
New York, Oct. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says:
Secretary Long has decided not to
order home any of the marines now in
the Philippines Instead, if more ma
rines should be available, they will be
sent TO Manila. Reinforcements are
necessary because of the contemplated
reduction of General MacArthur's COM
mand by the withdrawal of the voIun-
teerS.
The war department has practically
determined to adopt General Davis
recommendation and reduce the mill
tary force in Porto Rico. The troops
will be brought to the United States
and then sent to Manila. Eight COM
panies of the Tenth infantry, il is be-
iieved, can be spared from the island,
and these will make a welcome addition
to General Macarthur command.
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Che Curt.
Remains Skinned TO Reno.

Reno, New, Oct. l5.-The remains of
the late Thomas Z. Heating, the well
known Pacific coast turfman, were
shipped yesterday from Lexington, KY.
where he died. to Reno. The funeral viii
take place here Thursday. Mr.. Heating
had many friends here, in San Francisco
and other Pacific coast towns.
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Coli.
Wlcks Cup Tournament

o., me "gman's handicap tournament for
1- W:cks cup VIII begin at the Conntry
---H INKS tomorrow. The play will he
--.'it Tor eighteen holes. The following
lips. which are figured on a basis 81 n
play. Miss Hardness. scratch
Tt-,. far5g .; Mrs Sprague, 3: Miss
as, -. MISS Cotton, Z: Mrs AkerS. 3:
sr.- NI hpdirlck. Q; Mrs. Fischer. 9: Miss
M-. MrS. Sharp. 10; Miss Howat, -:
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c-5555s1s15E2za=s|Z1,saf@s G $

gan, better known in Philadelphia as John
. Brien, and Tommy West of New Eng
lard spared six rounds tonight before the
Penn Art club Although there was no de-
ctsion o. Brien had clearly the better of
the bout
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FAVOR CITY'S OWNING.
Chicago City Council Adopts Munich
pal Ownership Plan.

Chicago, Oct 15--The city council
went on record tonight for municipal
ownership of all gas and electric light
plants. 4 commission will be appoint
ed by Mayor Harrison to make a law
for submission to the general assem-
bly,.
The council also adopted a resolution
fixing the maximum price of gas after
the first Of next January at % cents
per !. eco feet.
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Attorney a Defaulter.

burlington, Ia, Oct 15.-H. A Kelly,
a prominent attorney. has been discov-
cred to be a defaulter in a large sum.
He admits his guilt. and SAYS his pecu-
lationS extend back several years.
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Basket Rail.

Physical Director Augustus of the Y.
M c n is pushing the Basket Ball
league and expects to complete the or
ganiza ton the coming week. He requests
all those interested to meet at the Y M
G. A. rooms on Saturday evening.
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Cycling.
Miss CAST Finishes Ride-

,,>-W York. Oct. 15.-AIiss Cast com
,..,ea her ride of 1000 miles al 7.65.5 tbie
- noon She covered the distance in
n yl stF> 5i2 minutes. beating the record
A. T- Brown by hours and ] minute.
A. -'. inclusion of her ride Miss Cast
s-.. >tHlned by two physicians. who
-.'l-lIeo her TO be in good condition.
rS--- tonight that If she should be
r.-..s rs well as she expected in the
r,f--..-.l- she would start or another j. O00-
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Tennis Tournament

Boston. Oct. 15.-Miss Hunnewel. the
LOngwOod club champion. won the singles
at the LougwoOd TERMS to ornament today.
defeating Miss McAtee the national
CHAMPION. 2-6; 1-G; Gil; -: GO.
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Ii Hung Chang Reaches Pekin

Pekin. Oct. 10. Wednesday.-Li Hung
Chang has arrived at TungchOu. eS-
corted by Russians. 1t is expected that
he will arrive here tomorrow.
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Handicap Too Great.

New York Oct. 15.-Ora Morningstar
defeated Tom Gallagher tonight in a tri-
angular handicap at Dally's academy for
a purse Of 500. He played 80 points TO
4G0 for Gallagher and they finished:
MOrningstar $50; Gallagher 358
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Lord Russelps Son Appointed

London, Oct. 1.-THE Hon. Arthur Rms
sen. eldest son of the late chief i1Istfca
OF England, Baron Russell of Eiifov~eD
mas been appointed judge of the dis
--lct court He was born in 1851.
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MoKeerer Wins in I.ondon.

London. Oct 15.-At the National Sport
ing club. London, this evening Charlie
McKeever, welter weight OF Philadelphia,
defeated Dido. Plumb of London in the
seventh round.
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y sllootine Poor.

go. local shooters report ducks as a
al rec article around the slorIrb<
s...- co. 4aSt sunday Not MANY of fhe
tr. -'NhCerS went out on account ~
.r leather and those who dfd ~
7a.,.- "-- cot be much hunting until a
lha ~l1Fl visits this section Most Of
hem -r. nv i"|sh weather 10 drive
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Gridiron Gossin-

Manager Richardson of the Y. NJ. G. A
recond team completed arrangements with
the All HallOws second team for = game
To take place on next Monday at Ialker' :
field.
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Crap and Criaaer.
Bear River Hunters

Bear River Hunters.
..-...l sharp 81. and son John + leave
-. ny few days shooting at the
.r f- Bear river. This place seems
i... me- favorite rendezvous for The
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FW9iIiSn1.
San Francisco After Fiqbt.

;s- " York Oct. I5-Natio~al club at
'.- .-s -Sto wired Sharkey this morning
-.a.. --t WIN Jeftries Or RunHp TO take
s. -- me latter part of November
'5-s-i-s posted 5000 Immediately as a
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Gardner and Ruan n,.am

3.-yy',trLli w. Va. Oct. 1.-THE fight
)S.sr !. Billy Ryan Of New York ana
l-s-- ,Edrdner OF Wheeling resulted IN a
Ter the twenty rounds ~ ."
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The mnagers of the High School and the
All IlallowS had a meeting yesterday
and have about decided on the 4th of
November as the date for the yearly
contest TO take place between these teams
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Dana Smith was all over smiles from
ne showing made by the Y. NJ. =. a. in
SATURDAY $ game. He says that his team
ms ne mat rial for a crackertack eleven
ana n the boys Will just show the right
spirit and attend all the practice games
nothing in this neck of the woods will
stand any show against them. q.
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Dole, the new tackle or the the High
School. is surprising the bows with rhs
speed he has developed in the last few
days. At the practice last night ne was
through the line and nailed his man al
most as soon as the ball was put in Dlav
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Manager McFadden yesterday received
telephone from Ogden stating that there
was no truth in the report that the High
Stho"l OF that place intended to run in
McGreEOr and Casey. the bail DIayerS IN
play IN the game scheduled for Walker s
ncld next Saturday.
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Football Scores.

o. aI-umore, Nd, Oct. 15.-Carlisle Indians
80 University Of Maryland, o.
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O'Brien the Better Man.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 5.-Joseph Ha-
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Abne- Howell. the fullback for the
hirh School. is doing some wonderful
work in punting at the daily practice of
ms team The opponents OF the red and
black will have to get through The lin
ana do some quick blocking to stop him
from kickiLg goal from the field
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| SENATOR CANNON'S
SPEECH At THE WIGWAM

CONTINUED from Page -
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The Burke brothers. VIII and Maurice
are rapidly rounding into fo.m on the
thqS OF the High School team. Coach
Callahan says that if thew conrfnue 70
improve as much in the next week a.
lh-y have in the past they VII, Ir1ve
some oil the older men to the side lines
I-N,iE mar must be up to the high stan
10 u, S75 by him in order to get a posi-