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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
mcfarland Will Be in Money.

NcEnrlana says no Will bo in the moDcy at
the opening meet If he has oeeh on 'nS Sn 6rs,
or second In tho rvc-mile lap race ls ING
way Mac tells II - A,,.
OF course that comes from Mac ROOM ou.
when ono goes a little farther they say thAt
Mac is not going too Good and he won l Do
In the running at tho opening; , l. nm
O ] Clarke, who coIno with Mac 10 uH-
doubtsdly tho hnest-built little SounBsecr thue
has been seen at the saucer in many n day.
Clarke Is quito a small rider. but Lawson
says he can put in Bolster zap.
Clever Amateurs Arrive.
rohn porrvessa and Robert Diofcnbnchcr.
two amateurs arrived yesterday from san
Josc to take part In the races THIS sehsoh~
These two boys hold most all inc inc eSns. Ss,a had
no experience on a board track
with a couple OF weeks work on the saucer
these two youngsters should show up We'll
Mac Has Paris Memories.
Mcfarland stated yesterday that the local
track reminded him OF Paris, and that tho
management had ono OF the greatest aggrego-
tion OF bicycle riders that was ever gotten To-.
gether at ono time. and that tho pubic shoulu
sec great racing this season
Kramer Wins Victory.
Tho Blcycling World hos the following to
| saw about Champion Frank Kramcrs recent
doings In Belgium. whore he defeated the no-
| tive wonder and has oouaets In French
".T,oiIowing his three brilliant victories at
London on Moy 8, Frank L; Kramer repeat.
| tho Volodromc de Zuronborg, Anvers, The
| race in which the American sprintor showed a
| clean pair OF heels To the foreigners was q
!. tbrsc-bent match race against Van den Born OF
| Belclum and ElcRnard of Denmark
| ION tho last turn OF tho first heat van den
| Born attempted 10 steal away, but Kramer
| was upon him like shot and coming by OF,
| III. outside reached the tape half a wheel
ahead. Ellcgoard finished one leSgth penind aanId
| tho belgian Van den Born tried tho SELF same
| trick in the second heat and again tho Amori-
| can demonstrated his Yankee superiority,
| though not without n struggle. the Belgian
| champion finished only cgh, inches leto; Ellie
|. gard again was a half length Sehind tne Sc
| ond man BY hnessing for position In the
| anal heat Eucgnord compelled Kramcr 10 take
| tho lead Van den Born following tho Dane
| ny, or NIN lengths Van den Born began to
| unwind at the bell and changed plnces with
! Ellecanrd but was not able TO pass Kramer
| on the straight tho American finishing holf q
| length ahead Then the spectators gave
| Kramer 1o premier sprintcr fAmerionln
| rousine ovation, presented him with large
| nornI bouquet and made him execute tour
| d'honnour.'
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At Cummings field this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock athletes representolng Utah's flvo big
colleges, viii compete for honors on tho neld
and track Exactly ono hundred and elk ath-
lotes Will participate in the meet This is tho
largest cohort OF athletes that has ever con-
tested in ap athletic exhibition In this State.
For the Nrst time the Brigham Young college
has placed Its name among the list Of COM
petitors and the showing OF her men viii be
watched with interest
Look Out for Logan!
But the scrutinizing eye of the SPECTATORS
will be ccntered on the hght for fret place
between the University OF Utah and the Agri-
cultural college. For the first tlmo In the his
tory OF State track athletics. Logan presents
dangerous. formidable front Coach Camp
ball supplied with good material to begin
with has developed q well-rounded team, and
In every event Logan has men who will fight
for points The Logan athletes, accompanied
by squad of rooters, orriVed IN me CITY
yesterday afternoon and were comfortably To-
Gated at the Kenyon for the evening Tho
boys seem confident. Coach Campbell is in
cined to be conservative in his remarks. but
frankly confesses that his men Will put up a
stif tight In the meet Prof. Langton. who Is
closely connected with athletics at the col
lege, says that he does not expect the Aggies
to win nrst place. but looks for close meet
Special Excursions Coming.
Special trains from Logan and Provo. carry
Ing athletes and large delegations OF rooters.
Will arrive in the city this morning. Coach
Teetzel will come up from Provo with n squad
Of twenty athletes and several hundred stu
dents The Brigham Young college athletes
will come down from Logan. In addition TO
their own rootcrs. the train Will carry some
six hundred enthusiastic students OF the Aerl-
cultural college. The incoming visitors will
be met at the depot by university students
who Will do everything TO make their recep~
ton cordial one At the close OF the meet
all the athletes will be luncheoncd by society
girls at tho Univcrsity. In the evening they
will be tho guests OF the Chronicle stan at
q grand ball nt Saltoir-
One of tho new features OF the mcet will
be tho issuance o: n souvenir scorc card con-
tanning cuts OF all the competing athletes
and track captains.
Hot Fights in the Sprints.
In the sprints will be the prettlest hn-
ishcs ever witnessed Utah track, Capt.
Frew OF the Aggles. who WAS reported earlier
In the week as suffering with q bad knee. Is
in good trim and Will fight IL out with Capt.
Moore In the dashes. Parry and McAllistor OF
the L. u. 8. U. arc also expected TO break In
here. The outcome OF tho meet viii probably
de determined by the relay, consequently tho
interest Will be keen to the very end.
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HIGH SCHOOL BALL
FIGHTERS CLOSE SEASON
Handily Defeat Picked Nine
From Grade Schools Fast
League.

Contrary to what was expected, the oaii
game between the High School and the
picked nine OF the All-School league team
resulted In the easiest victory OF the sea-
son for the High School bunch Inc Hish
School went into the game with VIM
md yicor at the first and found that their
opponents were weak.
In the first inning they scored nine runs
before tho other side knew what was UP;
All through the contest the High SchooI
continued to run up scores, regardless OF
the fact that they got INSTRUCTIONS HSm irHm tha
eighth inning tho Red and Black poye
had grown 50 careless & that tvn me t5e aoe oniy
scores made by the Grade School side,
The star performers for f the a. IIrsSers sSers
and Ousbourne In center held.
This will be the last game & SI the psYi SGuSGn Ss,
hand some time during the frst OF the
coming week, The score by innings was !.
High School ,..-..-..,,.,.s ! .
~ l. C1l
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CORNELL Wins THE
HARVARD BOAT RACE
Second Time COurtney's Ithaca
Wonders Have Turned the
Aquatic Trick.

BOSTON, May 25.-Cornell won her
second annual boat race with Harvard
this afternoon by about three lengths.
Harvard made a much better showing
than in her last years race with the
Ithacans. when she met defeat by about
seven lengths. but tho sturdy cornell
mon. when once they gained slight lead,
gradually Increased tho distance TO tho
end of the course.
The official time was: Cornell, 1o:H 80;
Harvard, 1852 Distance, one and seven
eighth miles.
Small Races Are Good.
Two other events comprised tho pro-
gramme of todays regatta beside the big
race. They were the race between the
preparatory school crews OF CaScadllla, at
Ithaca, and Stone OF this city, and the
single scull race for the Carroll cup ior
length and half In three minutes and
fifteen and one-fifth seconds The dis
tance, one and flve-thirteenth miles
Il +. Smith OF the law school won the
Carroll cup In eight minutes and seven
teen and onc-fifth seconds. The course
was one mile
race both crews were almost as one
In catching the water. They started
at brisk pace, Harvard thlrty-five and
Cornell thirty-six. AT the 9uartesr-mlniee mile
had pulled her shell one-quarter OF
length ahead OF Harvard. Shortly after
this both crews reduced their stroKe
slightly until at the hnf-mile Cornell
pulled at thirty and Harvard at thirty
two.
Cornell's Stroke Tells.
At the mile stage Cornell, with her long
and deliberate stroke had made the lead
ono and one-fourth lengths over harvard,
Harvard held on tenaciously, and at an
encouraging word from Coxswain Blagden
tried bravely to recover some OF the
lost distance. The attempt was 1Iuit-
less however, and Cornell continued TO
edge slowly away, In the Inst quarter OF
the race both crews made a magnlhcent
squirt, but Harvard was unable 10 90
Iettsr than keep down to three lengths
the gain of Its opponents.
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Winners at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE Ky, May S.-Results: First
race selling six furlongs-Blucher won, Sol
LichtcIlstcin second. Lidwona third Iime
second race. four and half furlonss-Seyen
Bells won Boserrian second, Sir Nagrant thlru
Time, l;05 l-5
Third rnce six furlongs-Rooin Hood won
Tocolaw second Albert Fir third Time.
Fonrth racc selling, five furlongs-Alyth won
French Empress second. 1ngenue third Time
EiS,b race steepcchnse. maidens. short
cnnIseLous l. won Best Man second Madoc
third Time 2:S3 40. , 1yL,,no-
viii won Precious Stone second. Royal Le-
eend third. Time. LIS Is. , ~
Soycntb rnce selling one mile-John Eng
lish Won. DR. McClver second. Belden third
Time as 40
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Graders
BIILY MAURICE IN ZION.
Sporting Authority Talks OF San
Franoisco's Prospects.

Ruly Maurice ono of the best-known sport
ING men Ia the country. dropped into salt
Lake Friday on hiS way back from ban rIei a
cIsco 10 tho old home in Hot Springs. Arh''
where he ie the king-be OF the hive:
He owns tho two principal bath houses IN
snortinG events He would have remained
over in Los Angeles TO witness the Nelson
Herrera tight had II not been for urgent ouel-
ness which called him back to Arkansas
IIe saws that II is the unanimous opinion OF
tho California sports that there Ia nothing 10
tho battle but Nelson. and that Is tho way
their money is going,
There Will never be anything ike tho OLD
son Francisco. no thinks. for fully ten years
and euch a scene OF devastation he ha9 never
soon in his lito
There was some talk OF Jimmy Coffroth get
ting the backing 10 erect n new odihco after
the STYLE OF the famous Mechanics pavilion
and pull of 0ghts during the summer, but
Maurice hardly thinks the echeme feasible.
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Results at Grayesend.

NEW YORK, May 25,-Gravesend results;
First rncc. nye furlongs-MiIza won, Garters
second Alto Farola third Time l;ps SO.
second race selling. one mile and quar-
ter-Yorkshire Lad won Red Friar second
Bragg third Time. 2;07&.
Thi1d race about six furlong5-Consstent
won Belle stromo second. Flip Flap third
Time l:l0 3-6. ~.
Fourth race the Parkway handicap. mile
and 4 siNtcenth-Blondy Won oxtord second
Proper third Time, l47 ,
Fifth race. selling, nyo furlongs[Maste;r
Lester won. Frank Lord second. sally d.
third Time. l:02. ,,.
Sixth rnce about ak furlongs-Chrysohte
won, Ben Ban second. Givonni Baloric third
TImc, l:l2
seventh race, about six furlonGs-Brookdalo
won. Nemesis second. Chandos third. Time,
l:l As
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Wrestling Matches Feature.

wrestling matches Will be the feautre Of tho
evening, along with special exhibitions from
the gymnasium classes.
The nowly- 0ttcd-up tonnis court nt the cor
ner OF Second South and First East, VIII bo
nut into commission this afternoon and all de-
voices or tho popular game viii be required
20 lonve their names with tho association Of
flcials II they desire 10 take part IN inc games
on the courts during the summer senson.
In tho nntatorium exhibit arranged for this
eyoning In tho big swimming tank at tho Y.
NJ G. A. building. eighteen men have on
tered and viii receive their FIRST instructions
ut the hard gamo OF water polo which Physi-
col Director Burtncr Will shortly INTRODUCES at
he
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Commercial League Games.

In the Commercial league tomorrow tho big
game OF the day VIII be between tho Turf
exchange and Lyric cafe clubs ot Walkers g
neld in the afternoon, tho call Of time being
3: 40 o. clock.
James Donaldson. formerly umpire in
Indicator.
The Keith o Brcns will meet tho Sicgel
clothing team at Walkers 0eld In the morn
ing ut 1920 whilo tho Dlnwoodcys are bat
tling with the Salt Lake Hnrdwares Mt the
salt Palace
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CYCLE RACES AT OGDEN.
Saucer Track Management closes
Proposition for Summer,

,,or John Chapman of tho Salt Palace
o,mcnr track announces thot arrangements
have been concluded with the ogden outht
20 hold bicvcle race meets In that city on
e,rorl, sunday evening commencing June j.
o,hnn ou the riders stabbed In tho locnl bunga-
low will take part In tho grand opening ot
tho Junction City oval.
salt Lake enthusiasts can leave on the
carly trains over the TWO railroad lines and
tbaIo will bo a special excursion layout TO
hp,ne them baok TO their sleeping camps.
Ion Wing ogden at IL o'clock.
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BRITT AND M'GovERN GO.
Both Confident, and James Makes HIS
First Eastern Appearance.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Brttt and McGorern
nre adhcring 10 the oldest rule OF prize nsht-
er-thc claim OF being sure winner. no Two
1donce than these two viii in Madison Square
Garden on Monday night 1t Will DO Britt
arst feht In the East Their confidence has
caused them TO look further ahead than Mon
day night with view toward meeting Bat
tII6o Nelson Harry Pollock, manager of the
twentieth Century Athletic club last night
wired Billy Nolan. Nelson's manager, who Is
in Los Angeles asking upon what terms Nei-
son would box the winner OF Monday nights
battle Pollock stipulated ten rounds. With no
decision on either June or 20.
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American Athletes Return.

NEW YORK May 25.-The White star
liner RonuhIc having on board tho victorious
Amoricah athletes who competed in the Olym-
pic games at Athens. Greece arrived In quar-
antinc this morning.
Hundreds OF friends wcre on hand prepared
TO glve the world d-champions rouslnG reccp-
tion. Tho Republic was detained al ouafah. Ia.
tine because OF q case OF smallpox In inc
steerago The dislnfccton OF tho steamer VIII
require several hours and sho probably VIII
not be released before noon.
message of greeting from tho klnB OF
Greece to President Roosevelt was brought
by J. E Sullivan
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stout Woman Golf Champion.

NEW YORK, May Il, For tho fourth time
in her career ns q golfer, Mrs Charles T
$500 Won tho womon's metropolitan golf
inShampionship utlo today. sho defeated Mrs
Gnorsiu ~ Diohop OF tho Brooklown Golf club
9sS1Scnort Conn, by ono MP in the nnnl oigh-
,nn p hole round on the links OF the Englewood
Coif club ut Englowood. n. ].
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland 8. Seattle 2.

SEATTLE, May 25.-ooklend punched her
hits and Seattle punched her errors In tho
third giving the game 10 the former 70 =
Seattle finished strong but the neldlng behind
Graham was so fast that only ono run ,n. maS
scored in the eighth by Seattle on four hits
ena ~ r, II. e
seattle ......loooooO1o-
Oakland 49,, ......,..,.oo o3o 900 0-S
Battcries-Jones and Blankenship; Srehatn
and T. Hackctt
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Nsfs 3, Cincinnati /

ss. ~ Hay A-corcoren's wild
Ivlla ,I,asg nalng gave Philadelphia
N q Eleh by Weimer In the
sne., Giag run. a hit following
- Sqeo000l0O-l
-t,..I - 9eooo0OoA3 7 a
h>si No. "a Schlei Sparks and
~ g,I- Barry. Gleason
s E..-- u BY Sparks, I. Base
'5ss al - Cd Sparks. q. I'm
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~ Wins Another Game.

. Yiy 5-st. Louis won the
- ssa Neg York; 10 3. Druhot
szecs ball ard was given good
lss 'saltd after the seventh in
= % alloS McGann 10 bat for
, r. II. E.
Sm.-.A o000l1-3 6 /
S sa1 Grady, Taylor, Fer
AID Bowerman. Earned
1T s Louis. 2 Two-basc
h.,base hlt-Bennett. Base on
u o. Taylor, 2 Struck out
Eo, = Ia!lcr. 3. By Ferguson, /.
Fsp1 "a rmvlle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
OGDEN BoWLERS NEVER STOP.
Nothing Outside Of Broken Arms Will
Allay Fever.
snsc,ol 10 Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN May 25.-At the Palace bowling al
leys tonight three games wore played between
rival teams ono OF them being q postponed
game IN tho City league between the Jesscoes
and Nyes
A regular game played between tho
sano teams and at the close honors wcre oven
Tho third gamo was between the r. c. NJ Is
and the Moneybacks ard in this the 1.-THE pay
ers won by q margin OF four pima Following
ha
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
UTAH TRACK MEET
At VARSITY TODAY
Great Interest Manifested by
Collegiate Followers Through
out the State.
SPECIAL TRAINS BRING
IN CROWDS OF RIOTERS
Games Will Be Started at 2::30
O'Clock; Logan Big
Factor.
Coach Maddook's Say,

Coach Maddook-My mon are getting
over the effects OF their trip TO Colorado
and win be in fairly good shape for the
meet IL was unfortunate for Utah to
have two mocts 80 close together, but my
boys arc conscientious trainers and Will
bear up under the strain. We have ocN-
eral OF our best men barred from tho meet
because of the foculty's strict enforcement
OF the eligibility rules. However, l bo-
llevc tho University Will win the meet,
although the margin may be close.
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RIVAL POLICE FORCES
TO MEET ON TUESDAY
Salt Lake and Ogden Will Play
Ball at Junction
City.

There Is an awful walloping coming to the
Ogden Police baseball team on Tuesday next,
when the nine chosen from tho Salt Lake force
cross bats with them at Glenwood park. two
miles out from the Junction city,
For weeks the members OF the local police
team have been going through their daily prac-
tico stunts and now the eve OF the great
struggle. they to a man hard as nails ana
prepared To do OF die ngainst the ogden ouhch;
outacldS being filled by the very best men
who could DO selected TO take care OF them.
how the Suit Lake boys Will front up when
they face their rivals on Tuesday
Here Is the New Lineup.
Catcher. Captain O. c. Brown; pitcher; Bob
Goldlns or Howard Wilson nrst base: ,, :, 10 a.
Detective Dick shannon. shortitop: Char,Gs
Evans, left neld, George Burton center who ne,a.
substitutes, C, W. Olsen and George Philips
May Run Excursion
So much interest has been manifested In the
coming contest thnt proposition to run an ex-
cursIon Is under lively discussion This mat
ter viii not ec finally decided upon. however
SergtT' Pugsiey and Smith and many other
office men and patrolmen as can possibly get
oway from their duties viii accompany the
team os rooters. and thcre will certainly be
big crowd modo up of friends Of the force
George Chase as Umpire,
Late last night Detective George Chase Of
fered his serviees as umpire promising on ms ms
word OF honor sleuth to SEQ that the Salt
Takers bring back tho trophy, by fair or foul
mcans His ofrer is being seriously consldered,
the only out-spokon objcctor being Chlet or
Detectives Raleigh who fears that the ounco
men will take the town II Chase and DICK
shannon are out OF town at the same time
Eat your lunch in the palm garden ae
the Royal.
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PLEASED WITH TRACK
Mcfarland and Family Think New
Surface Fastest in Country.

Mcfarland. Pyc and Clarke had two work
outs the track yesterday ana lho ~ ~ root
treIIons nre very much elated over tho toct
that they can ride the track 90 easily ana 70
show that they mean business nave s,sheu
10 ride in the five-milo open Decoration uay.
These two riders show up we'll and IL can
easily be seen that they FIRST class bicycle
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.ali.s s ST. Louis 9.

-vui May S-Hard hitting won
:, Philadelphia from ST. Louis.
eI Ast sus effective when men
~ nl R II. E
- 5oOOl0loA2 s 2
n s.,..ilsoolioS6 u y
,sss.c5 - ard Spencer, Dysert and
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- Wiers Gets His.

Lray N.y H-NeE York won easily
- ,,ilr. Tie visitors were weak
- poi fielding. Score; r, n z
E..se2e1os0o-5 10 S
..olsstlo0o I'D 10 J
~ Dc.oAne Wigga Euoank and
m A,laow npd Thomas.
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..aa Washington o.

x Nav 2s-Ecls held the
ssl ~ 10 hye scattered hits s,,,,tH, todny. !,
c gurhes was hit hard and
I'D r. X E.
N ooooOoooo-o 5 !
:" 66o200o2ot Is 9
r,ss., and Hayden: Eels and
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h FINALLY ally,
|]II|THE 100000
/ id, White s., sez Hard
Nib Shut-ouf
Game.
HAS lIspLAIS LAY s,D coyp
SURELY HELPED SOAh
In Continues to Be e., Slip
Ipraposition for the
4 Senator's
,,ss1cAN LEAGUE
81. ~ the Clubs.
-, Wins a Game

s-sos.on broke It's long
4 ~, w ,oSay, TannehIn pitching nSue a
T Z. a. s'r ans aided by Chicago Q
= trs ia'9' r. II z.
sr' stosoooo!s I 8
4. ~"'''SS6ao09ooOo-o 2
; 4S,,,,ssSlll S,,:,,;l and Peterson; White
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"Ice Cream Kidn Challenges.

Tom Dolce, now known as the leo cream
Kid" ia out with challenge TO run n to9t
roco around tho bases at the ball park WIN
any OF tho heavyweight sprintore In tho CITY
Ben Hite. Charley sherman, ''Scotty' Dan
other members In tho nowly organized job
ocr'e union.
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|'Aanrts Out BROOKLYN

AaI s.-ThO Brooklyns made
It s today IN Pittsburg and
Wy Two Of than reached
u were caught al the plate
,nn II. H E.
M, vl1.,',,.,s y % 6 2
ISA.' =. e5s Phelps: Eason and Rit-
%-hiceey. Tbree-base hit
q ealls-o1 Wills. q OF
s.ss,. '"-SJ Willis, 3, by Eason
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Murray to Play Butchers and Grocers.

Tho Butchers and Grooors' baseball tenn OF
thia city Will tnke wallop at tho newly
ennzcd Murray team OF Murray tomorrow af-
tcrnoon the battle commencing at $50 o'clock
Dick Richards viii umpire
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Celebrate Football Victory,

pIonsant celebration over the winning OF
the Daynes championship cup In tho Glan
State league 'sockor'' football championship
was hold Mt tho residence of President Wiliihm
Service. No. AL Eighth South street lhs'
evening"
Songs and recltotions wero glYon by INC
members OF the local team and rctreshmonto