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HOTTENToTs SEEM INvINCIsLE.
Game with KokOmO Team MaIred by
Two

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 13.-tFlushed
with victory over Fit. Wayne and Eogans-
port. Hipson's Hottentots returnes home
this afternoon and tonight defeate the
Kokomo five by a score of 9 to 5. Vhe bat
tie was hard fought during the first two
periods, but both teams slackened hhe pace
during the last period owing to az injury
to Smith. first rush on the Kokonso team.
who was accidentally rendered unconscious
by falling on his club, which str.ck him
In the stomach. He soon revived and en-
tered the game again. The best work for
Kokomo's five was lone by Cashr.an, the
goal tend, who is said to be one of che best
in the league. Hipson and Whippls played
a great game, as did Woods and freeman.
The attendance was as large as tie OPEN
ing night. Kilgara, center for E.okomo,
dropped out Of the game during The first
period, owing to a slight injury, anS Wolfe,
substitute, took his place. Line ,up and
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Elwood's Team Now Complete.

Score: Terre Haute, 9; Kokomo, 0. Stor
eastman, 81; Harper, 20. Refereq-Cale
Attendance, 1850.
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GOOD DAY FOR TALENT
FOUR FAvORITES AND TWO SECOND
CHOICES DIVIDED MONEY.
sheriff Bell Won the Liberty Stakes
by q Head from Carbuncle-
Hicks's Case I'm Court.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Four favorites
and two second choices divided the money
at Jamaica to-day. Sheriff Bell won the
Liberty stakes by a mead from the favorite,
Carbuncle. Weather cool, track fast.
summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Hattie Worth,
l26 GBurns). L to z, won: Princess Tulane.
S tRedfsrn), to !, second; The Captain
Se~cond-Selling. mile and a furlong: Wild
Pirate, 80 CHiggins), 8 to 5. won; Hoodwink.
81 (O'Brien). 10 10 5, second; All Gold, LOG
Third-Handicap. six furlones: Reticent.
los (Cochran), Z to 2, won; Pole Roger, Ill
(Bullman), II to ], second; Reliance. 12O
~Fourth-The Liberty stakes, mile and six
tenth: Sheriff Bell, l7 (Fuller), 3 to 1,
won: Carbuncle, 103 Redfern). even. sec
ond; Ethics. l6 Cochran. 10 to 1, third.
Time. 1:47 AS.
Fifth-Five and one-half furlongs: Clear
the Arena. 112 (Higgins), IL to 5, won; Belle
of Bellemead, liz (O'NeiD, Z to ], second;
Canamogue. n2 (Redfern). 30 to 1. third.
SIGHTSEEING. mile and sixteenth: IN
masked. III (FullerG, 10 to 3. won: Gravina.
ingj. 40 to i. third. Time. 1:47 As.
Jamaica entries for Saturday:
six furiongs: Foxy Kane. III; Demurrer, us;
Invincible, lia: King Pepper. Morokanta, Sentry.
Siberia. Genesee. Rattus. Fsafherweisht. iOs:
Blue and Orange, los; Merry Sport, Alpaca. Our
Nugget. l0l: Colonel Sam. 96.
commissioning three-year-olds and upward.
one mile and one-twelfth: Lady Potentate, Ill
Arden, Ethics, LOG; Homestead, LOG; Hot, Hyland,
10s.
Third-The Riverhead handicap. six furlorgs:
Lady Amelia, 122. Race King. 121; st. Valentine,
III; Grenade. lls: Juvenal Maxim. li3: st.
Gallen. 100: Eagle. 9S.
Fourth-The Continental handicap. one mile
ane one-sixteenth: Hurstbourne. il2; Duke III
Kendall. ll6; M~asterman. Ill; Himself. 105: Sheriff
Bell. 102.
two-year-olds. I've and orc
half furlongs: Xxi. Gold Dome, Clarence,
Prince Salm Salm. 112: Wood Heart. Rob Roy.
l09.
S:xth-Handicap, all ages. one mile and one
furlong: Francesca. 1e6: Buttons. 122; Duke OF
Kendall. 100; River Pirate. ia; Masterman, 112;
sheriff Ben. Colonsay. 1O7; Ilyria, 1Os; Brigand.
90; Forward. So.
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Pettis Teams Lincoln.

The New York store team of the CONNER
cial Polo League will have the following
players in the lineup: Schaub. first rush;
Light, second rush: Conover. centeri Darby.
half back, and Dooley, goal. Railstack will
be the utility man. Sam Light will. captain
the i've, which will play under the name of
the Pettis team. The schedule has again
been changed. as the Pettis team cannot
play on Saturday night. Louis Mason is
manager OF the team.
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One Dollar n Term to BE Added to
Tuition Fee Mt franklin.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind. Nov. 13.-Manager
Hall, of the football team, at the request
OF the Hanover manager. has Cancelled the
game with Hanover that was scheduled to
be playe at Madison this afternoon. The
Hanover team disbanded on account of the
death of Shanklin. a member of the team.
The athletic association is considering the
plan Of asking the board of directors to
add 81 a term to the tuition to be applied to
the support of college athletics. The move
ment Is meeting with the hearty approval
OF the students and probably will be pre-
Sented to the board.
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fAVORITE in POOR PLACE
ROUGH AND TUMBLE FINISHED SEW
ENTH IN FIFTH EVENT.
Three Favorites Won Over a Slow
Track at ~atOnia- Austin Rode
Three Winners-ResuIts.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-Three favorites
won over a slow track at Latonia to-day.
1t was an off day and the card afforded
won the fifth race at Is to 1. The favorite.
Rough and Tumble. finished seventh. Char
awind. carrying 10 pounds. took the stee-
plechase easily. He was 8 TO 5 in the bet
ting and we'll played. D.. Austin rode three
winners Weather cloudy; track slow.
First Race-Mile: Sailors Dream, 80
d.. AUSTIN, 3 to /, won; Melbourne
Eclipse. 103 Cd. Boland), 5 to 1. second;
Choice, 1l (Pirrman), 8 to /, third. Time,
1:44A.
Annie Hastings. I03 II Phillips), 2 to 1,
won; Sjambock, 18 CHofier). s to l. Sec
ond; Athena loS "a. w. Booker)' 10 to l.
Third.Mile and sixteenth: Lubin. SO
%. A9stin1. . to :. won: Loves Labor. lo o.
{ nj c rh5iii e to ! /, to third q s Ti@e' i:si Haf's' So
FourthZSteeplechase, short course: Char
awind; dN SMeHugh). 8 to 5, won; Sea Pi.
c Gsie; iT Isl 6; lP Jfnnsonl' III Is to third !: se Time'
1904.
Fffth-six %furlongs:. Maj. T: J.. Carson:
1S5 Munroe), Is to l. won; yari0Pe' 1oa
sixth-one mile: Arachu. 1G Cd. Aus
TIM, even, won; Trocadero, l4 CIV. Rob
AhhSfs " okS6tl, If kcAOditaAAJs
4 to !, third. Time, 1:44.
Latonia entries for Saturday:
First Raee-Six and one-half furlongs: Dave
Sommers, 100; Quiz III, 107: The Goldhnder. Tom
Curl, log; Dynasty, Orpheum. 1o5; John Coulter.
104: Bud Embry. Wellesley. Sinner Simon. Pom
Pine. los; The Loop. 100: Fugurtha. olonetz, So
Second-Ftve f%urlongs: Benehcent, Judge Den
ton, l09; Delmonico, Rhyl, Major Carpenter.
Trovator. Oudon. Rhyme and Reason. 106; Joe
Ross. Patrichius. Preakness, Armors. 103; Nc
Gonicle, 102.
Third-Three-quarters of a mile. handicap:
Jack Ratlin. lis; Out Out. III; Karl Kahler.
III; Tam O'Shanter, Autumn Leaves. 104: Ocean
Dream, 105: Ben Howard, l02; Miss Mae Day.
JOB; Red Raven. 1D1; Brulare. 81; King Rose, IS;
Harlem Lane. 80.
Fourth-Two miles and one-Quarter, the Club
Members cup: Brier, 101; Citrate, 80; Judge
Hines. Reservation. 81; Kentucky Cardinal. 80;
Beaucaire. Neversuch, Sc.
Fffth-Three-Quarters Of a mile. handicap:
Sanetomo, Il9: Rainland. lis; Proofreader, no;
Father Talent. los; Harfang, 103; Ben Adkins.
iO2; Commodore Kern, 1ol; Atlas. 80.
Sixth-One mile. selling: Alfred c., 10; Ethel
Wheat, 102; Adelante. 1o1; Comedian. 100: Fair
Lady Anna, 9S; Jena. 81; Sidney Sabbath, Kill
morie. 80; Drummond. So: Nath Woodcock. 80;
John ]. Reagan. 30; Goo Goo. 81.
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BufldfnR

Transfers. %: total consideration ....... $40. SIS /
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WILL O
Two Hundred Richmond Fans VIII
See Opening Game Here.

The Indianapolis team practiced IL: Ander-
son yesterday. and Is gradually rounding
into shape for the first game of thes season,
which will be played between the .Indian-
apolis and Richmond teams next tuesday
night. Reserved seats were placed on sale
yesterday at Huder's and the new iAudito-
rum will be packed on the opening night,
as over 800 seats were sold yesterday, ex-
elusive of an order OF 200 from Richmond
fans, who will accompany the Quaker to
this city.
The new Auditorium was lighted for the
first time last night by Secretary Cohen
for the four members of the indianapolis
team who are now in the city and a:number
of local newspaper men. Six big asc lights
make the ring as light as day. Numerous
incandescent lamps are strung around
above the upper tier OF seats and tie latter
will be turned out when the polo gaines are
in progress. as this will make the splayins
surface much lighter.
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L. b.. l.. BOwLERS REGISTER MANY
DOUBLE CENTURIES.
Second Division Of the Turner Rolled
1,O56LF. Mueller and Holloway
scored 2~35-Scores.


Only a few of the teams in the Indian
apolis League failed to bowl up to the usual
standard in last nights series. In nearly
all the games the various teams played a
consistent game and many high team scores
were made. The second division OF the
Turner's carried OF the team hcnors with a
score of LOSS In the third game. The indi-
vidual scores were UP to the average and
many double centuries were registered. f.
Mueller and Holloway divided the individ-
ual honors with 235.
The most interesting series was between
the Ko-We-Bas and the Nationals and they
split even. The Wsshingtons increased
their lead on first place by winning six
games from the All-Stars. The Marions
won five games and are now tied with the
Ko-We-Bas for third place. The individual
scores:
KO-WE-BAS VS.. NATIONALS.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Nov. 13.-The Elwood polo
team was made complete last nigh. by the
arrival of Michael O'Malley, of Clinton,
Mass, last years utility man, who, will fill
the same position this year. Sperfcer has
returned from Danvtlle and although sport
ing writer's over the Western League cir
cult are inclined to give Elwood a low posi-
ton in the percentage column, the mem
bers of the team are confident of holding
their own against any of the new snporta-
lions from the East.
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Better Stick to Steady Job.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PARAMOUNT, Ind, Nov. .-Dav Pick
EFT, of the Marion Central League baseball
team, was in this city to-day to sign Or
vile Clapp, who played third base this year
on the Paramount Athletic team. Clapp is
a glass blower and makes on an average
S1 per day for ten months of the year.
However, he gave the Marion manager no
definite answer, and it is quite probable
that Clapp's love for the game may lead
him to enter the field OF professional ball
next year.
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GUARD FOR RAZOR BLADE.

and characteristic construction OF the
shank, or guard, is the clamping mechan-
ism, by means of which it may be locked
on one side or the other of the blade, or be
constantly removed. The guard is structur-
ally formed to slip over the razor bach by
an endwise longitudinal movement. in
which position the edge lies along the cut
ting edge and subject to proper spacing.
The common sight of a cut chin, particular
ly among self-shavers whose age has affect
ed their steadiness Of hand, attests the
necessity that exists for a convenient safety
razor of universal application.
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How Kahn. VIII Line Us.

The following is the lineup OF the Kahn
Tailoring Company team OF the CONNER
cial Polo League: Coffin. first rush; Graf,
second rush; Krauss. center; Bryan, half
back. and Gifin. goal. Harry A.anahan
will be the utility man. The Kaans will
open the amateur season on next Tuesday
night. when they meet the Barrtstels In the
new Auditorium,
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c. f. Burrows. repairs. 52s East South street.
SO.
Central Trust Company. trustee. frame cot
tage. Olney street. near Twenty-nrst street. $500
Alexander Taggart. open shed. IS North New
]. q. Kingsbury. frame addition. 100 Layman
avenue. $500.
~. N. q Christian Kenneth. frame cottage.
334o West Washington street. $500.
Mary F. Wright. frame addition. 1lU Linden
oyea2a S5Q -
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Lafayette Players Have Colds.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. l3.-1,he La
fayette polo team is now hard at practice
in Thomson's Hall, which will be used by
the players until the new rink. nov in the
process of erection, is completes Four
members of the team are suffering with
heavy colds contracted in Loganssort and
consequently are not in their usual form.
Captain Wiley is yet in need of one: rush TO
take the place of Houghton, of Richmond,
who was on the Lafayette team tdnporar-
lily. The team will go to Terre Haute Mon
day to play the swift Hottentot five..
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TUCSON, A.. T., Nov. 13.-Hermosillo nd
vices state that Walter McCurdy. the
American attorney who has been in a Mex
lean prison nearly a year awaiting trial
on the charge of forging kilograms in con-
nection with the transfer of the stock of
the Yaqui Copper Company. was acquitted
yesterday. McCurdy has yet TO stand trial
on the charge of assault on one of the
stockholders Of the Yaqui Copper Company.
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pre,ident Ru.chaupt Home.

Charles f. Ruschaupt. president of the
indianapolis club, returned home yester-
day from Pittsburg. where ne conferred
with Manager Phillips. Ruschaupt said
Phillips was well pleased with the players
under reserve.
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College Spirit mt De PAW.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. l3-De Pauw
has finally secured a special train from the
Monon for the game at Indiana University
Tomorrow and Bloomington will be invad-
ed at 2 o'clock by 2.O00 or more wearers of
old gold College spirit has been thorough
ly aroused by a series or mass meetings for
that purpose and new yells and new songs
have been practiced faithfully. The team
Is In good condition.
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NEW SAFETY RAZOR.


All razors may be converted into safety
razors by means of a recently patented
guard. The novel features. aside from its
universality, of this device as enumerated
by the inventor are simplicity, economy and
lightness of structure. ease with which the
guard may be removed for cleaning, and
the dispatch and convenience with which it
may be placed in position. The essential
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(pastime Alleys.)
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Three Transfers Made Matter
of RecOrd Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Nov. IL. 1903:
ch ns,s H s7s Stanley s 2 .e ct u +. to T 5ss; E; Pie I :
West Side ado $4,000
Jas. E. Pierce ct ux. to Railroad Mems
M Micsnah! Is isss West .e's SIDE de- add I'D ana ga. 100
chas- f. Robbins &c, ct ur to Theresa Cru.
I'd North Indianapolis add..-"..".: 5000
chas; F.. Robbins ct T1. 20 80 Justin W.
bins's North Indianapolis add.......... 22ooo
M sir,aes / L i Rsel to Ann paI f Of PAIL H., u e.
Resets SUP Of Outlet o7:..v-v.-a- LOO
fI Iots 81 s aDa ST. e. Ella Ell g s,o oss: n add yoornis. 5000
Dora V. joss ct al. 10 Margaret A. Dix
on. part OF Lot II. Woods sub Of Out
Gaiien W. Miller to Jos. c. Gossett. part
pS Sd net sP ssi stoe ct al. H to john 6. ACC Ssc:aaii:. 10000
Tough. Lot 60. Robbins s. Hubbard's
ch m!n Mofatt to p. c.. G. q St. o."
f. h 3 r C. E 3, 81 S fset the vide 3 W \ OF Sec 81. 20, %
As smaii%oos aii Let e. q. Hm f. T. N As4sl IN I:
The SsaH Thited States B. and /. Inst. to Or. 1''''0
lando p. lies; Lot 8: 50 49, A. l.
k kose 3. spa M91' ct i asa's suS Of e cha.. a ss'
Jol,n Vests add; also Lot 30. Keystone
rh psrt nn aee state. b. and /. Inst. to a"S'ia
Fieming's Grandview add...-~.--. 10000
Willis. Lot 8. Blk 6. Bruce Bakers add. 10000
Ellie Nysewander et al. TO Mary A. Car
son, Lots 3 and 4. Beauty-ave add. 1000. 90
Ida q. Smith to Sarah J. Pattison. Lot
%, Blk. %. North Indianapolis. $500. 5000
Uarrie o. Johnson et al. TO Ida @. Smith,
Lot %, Blk q. North Indiana polls -. -
Sarah j. Brown ct al. to Geo. w. Max
well, interest pit. OF the n W u OF
Sec %, To ". II $50. 90
Aionzo l. stewart ct ux- TO Gilbert E..
Hodson ct al, pit OF Lot As. Julian ct
ais add to I%rvinstOn: v..s".... 100000
Samuel Stephens ct ux. to Mary 8 Brem-
erman. Lots 81 and 81. Blk =, North In
dianapolis .......".r.w,..;,.. 10000
Samuel Stephens ct ux 10 Jas r. Bourke,
Lot 80, Rlk 4. North Indianapolis. 500. 90
Mary s. Bremerman ct al. 10 Samuel
stephens 81 ux.. pit OF Lots 10 and IL.
So .. North Indianapolis.":-SI-.;: 2.5ooO
u. lies. Lot 6. Blk Il. John Arm
strong's LIST add to North indianapolis:
also Lot e2. Bybee & Pratt's West
Side add. 2.IsI.o 5
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Texas Defeats Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Nov. 3D.
Texas University won from Oklahoma Uni
veresity to-day in a game of football by a
score OF IL to 5.
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Leg Broken in Game.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. BIN a foot
ball game here this afternoon between
teams of the University of Tennessee medi-
cal department and University Of Nashville.
McFerrin, right half back for the latter,
sustained a broken leg. Score: University
Of Nashville, rs; University of Tennessee, y.
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Chicago Team mt Newburg.

NEWBURG, N. Y, Nov. 13.-The Chi
cago University football squad arrived here
this afternoon in charge Of Athletic Direc-
tor Stagg and did some brisk practice work.
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LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. 13.-Eighty-two
horses brought an average OF SAB at the
Trantner-Kenney sale to-day. The largest
price was for Marietta E.. r. m, three,
Jay Annie. Walnut Hill farm,
Donerail, Ky, $525.
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RIOTERS CHEER THE TEAM.

mt the Union Station.
The Shortridge football team left at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for Tuscola,
ILL.,, where it will play the Tuscola High
School team to-day. The team Is in the
best of shape and will land a victory if 1T
plays the same style OF football that II mas
played heretofore this season.
About 200 rooters from the North Side
school were at the Union Station when the
eleven departed and the depot resounded
with the school yells. The team will re-
turn to this city late tonight.
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Sending Meat by Mail.
THE Worlds Work.

I know a resident of Berlin who has n
package OF meat mailed 10 him every Sat
Silesia for n little more than - cents-the
rate for n 2e-pound parcel. German mer-
chants deliver most of their goods by mail
as good a delivery service as the larger.
Germany has even been permitted to mail
ll-pound parcels 10 addresses in the United
States.
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The announcement comes from San Fran
cisco that Sandy Ferguson. the New En-
gland man who bested Joe Walcott this
week, has been matched to box Jack John
son. the colored heavy weight. at the Colma
Club there Dec L. johnson Is likely to be
out on the COAST
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ecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis JOURNAL.
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 13.-Bobb$ Hart,
rush on the Muncie polo team, arrived in
the city with his bride this afternoln IN. Hart
was recently married at Lawrence, Mass.
He is In good condition, as he has been
playing polo liz the East.
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AT ROSE.
Chances for a Big score Against Uni,
versity of Indianapolis.

Versffy OF Indianapolis.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 13.-Rose
Polytechnic's football prospects have re-
vived since the scare OF a disbandonment
the first part OF the week. Both Bland and
DALEY are back In the game, although
BANDS resignation as captain has become
emectfve and Bird has succeeded him.
The squad out for practice has numbered
as many as twenty in the past few after
Moons Hope now is In being able to run up
a big score with University OF Indianapolis
tomorrow.
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EarIham Ready for wabash.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. Nov. l3.-The Earlham
College football team left this afternoon
for indianapolis. and will spend the night
there en- route TO Charlottesville to meet
Wabash College tomorrow.
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Knox Failed to Score.
CORSET OF BARREL SLAVES.

GALESBURG, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-Lombard de.
feated Knox College to-day, 6 to o.
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The following teams qualified for the nnal
play:
l. w. c. cup.
American. No. 2. and Indianapolis. No. 8. for
A w. G. cup
American. No. Z. and woman's. No. s. for
Miss wright and Little ard Mrs. Lynn and
Pfan for Heron pair trophy.
Mrs. Porter and Pirkey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson for North bronze.
Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Thral and Miss Ellis
and Wood for East bronze
These matches will be played on next week
The open pair play last night resulted as
follows:
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9utberaner prcteftiren.

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ser.G onfsrsns Bat cine ReioIution unse.
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RsuensIanbs Staten. Sic geb5ren sur
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