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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24
STRANGE BUT TRUE:

Just about sun up Thursday
morning Lee Fox, proprietor of
the Deck House, stepped out
doors for some purpose when a
peculiar scene in the north and
east confronted him. At first
ne thought it small dark cloud.
but its actions were not natural.
so ne watched it. First it would
descend then ascend, its form be-
ing imperfectly discerned, and its
action exceedingly strange, when
Mr.. Fox called Mr.. Fitzgerald
and Mr. Corbern, to abserve the
phenomena. Watching it for a
few minutes the object turned
broad side when it was easily
dlscerned, SO say the spectators,
to be an air ship. Even the
canvas rudder and ballast swing
could be plainly seen,
1t appeared to be travelling in
a northeasterly direction and very
likely the daily papers will i'm
form US concerning it in a few
days.
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A few weeks ago notice wa!
given in this paper of the organ.
ization of the Pioche Chamber Of
Commerce, and advance ster
taken which met the appreciation
of every citizen on account of
the rapid advancement of the
camp and the lack of authentic
information by those seeking in
vestment here. A few of the
citizens took the matter in hand
and after perfecting the organ
izaton, defining its objects
AMI presenting it to the public
the membership Immediately in
creased three-fold. Every per-
son seems enthusiastic over the
the proposition and are working
to proinulgate in an unselfish
manner the actual merits of this
section.
Committees on ways and
means, printing, agriculturl.
commercial and mineral have
been appointed and are working
earnestly and efficiently. Some
interesting data has and is being
prepared for public use, exhibits |
are being collected and consider
ing the time in which these
things have been undertaken, the
result is exceedingly surprising.
Mr.. Geo. Afbogast will present
70 the board at it's next meeting
Monday evening at 8 o'clock. a
paper upon the object and pos
S'hihties of the Pioche Cha,nbepI
OF Commerce which 40 dolbt WI
baahle and biifE to the public
attention true meaning of the
organization. 1t il hoped and
expected that every member will /
be present, for the programme of I
business outlined is voluminous !
and will require the presence of 6
all This organization is one Of I
the most important steps taken q
oy the public spirited citizens of r
Phoebe for number of years, q
md the cooperation of every one il
o solicited. !.
The objects are unselfsh and "
avery one is welcome. 81
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24
TO PUT UP HOIST.

Mr.. Earnest Godbe, of Sail
Lake. General Manager of the
Ohio-Kentucky Company. who
owns mining property south and
west of the Raymond & Ely. ar.
rived in Phoebe late Monday
night, being delayed from Calient
here by the late storm. The
ohio-kentucky people, in which
both Mr.. Godbe and Mr.. Hacket
are largely interested, will COM
mence the sinking of a shaft on
the Susan Duster claim and Mr..
Jas. Earl, formerly superintent-
dent of the Horn Silver, in Utah.
is here to take charge of the
work. A rs horse power gasoline
hosting engine and a car load of
lumber are now on the siding at
Modena ready for transportation
here and grading for the plant
begins tomorrow. This is one
among the strong companies
operating here and it is safe to
say most of the mining done by
them will be under orornd
Their mineral possessions com
prise some of the very cream of
the camp.
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A MIx.UP.

While Mr.. Geo. Richards, who
! drives the stage from here t.
Sunnyside, was making his
regular trip the recent storm
overlook him and made life a
misery for one whole long night.
The rain poured and the mud
splashed, George trying to make
time all the while. The whole
earth seemed to be encompassed
In water and the only consolation
ne had was the presence of Sport
Watkins who enjoyed the same
rate. The entire valley seemed
to be one immense river when all
at once the horses, stage, driver
and passenger went into a ditch
breaking the wagon tongue.
tangling up and finally scramb- |
ing to the bank. Several streams
had already been crossed where
tne water ran into the stage
coach and precautions for pro-
tectlng the mail had been taken
by tying it on top of the coach
and George and Sport were stand
ing up ready to jump and swim
at any time. The wagon tongue
and even the clevices fioated ,
down stream while all save the
stage had regained safety on the
same side they started in on. j
But the mail had to go through !
and there were two horses practi- {
eally uflhurt. TIE mail was put + !
on oria and George on the other. j
but ne did not remain there lone, :
Once, twice and half dozen f
times ne was bucked off until he E
lld not know whether he was a !,
pump in a mud hole or a trusted s
employee of the government. |,
5y this time dark had come and b
NJ hope vanished, so to sit in the a,
ain till daylight was the only e,
lternative. This was done when ct
a the morning he started out to
ead the horses and found they :
7ould not lead. However as =
lstance was procured from r
unnyside and the stage ar
wed here twenty hours late
atched and wired from one end
the other and presenting a
'ectacle of Mormon ingenuity M
ot to be found anywhere in tn
Utah. do
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24

FOR PRoSPECToRs---A two
seated spring wagon. cornniete
WIN neck yoke and new seat
suitable for prospecting or light
ranch use. A bargain.
10000 shares of Little Mendah
stock at sacrifice. The little Men
dab group of four full claims Is
one of the best prospects in in
Highland district. -
A nice new profitable merchan-
oise business in a rapidly rising
INNING camp. Will invoice about
$zOOO. Entire stock has been
turned inside of 80 days. Paws
SO per cent on the investment.
GOOD reasons for selling. A bar
gain for the right person.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24

On exhibition adjoining A. S.
Thompson & Co. general mer-
chandlse store, may be seen a
series of Photographic views of
extremely good design and de-
gree of perfection. The are thew
handiwork of Prof. Booth. who
has established photograph
gallery on the vacant lot in the
rear of J. A. Nesbitts store.
Most Of the views are easily re-
cognized by people here, being
from Las Vegas, Delamar and
Caliente, among which is strik-
ing plainness in the wreck of the
San Pedro railroad below Caliente
last Spring by floods. Some
beautiful pictures of home people
are also present. and taking the
altogether it is a fine
of fine work.
The wife of Col Ellis, of the
9. & F. Co. at Bristol, died in
Portland. Orc, this week.
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Roo, -
non Tor the General Election % ~ hsIS y
1sn. IsVS. for the election Of State. Connt. s
aownsnlp officers. are now open, and viii ,.io -
opsn caliy on all legal days from 10 o'socL -
unsi o'clock ?. M. until September Ioth. a ,oa. y
t.'u nom % August slst 1906 until go
80, tvtn 1905 from o'clock p y
tofore mentioned. " 1ns hours here
The law requires nataralizes e,.,,. sss
thsr certificates of naturalization ~ -. s1ninaf
snes present themselves for registration e''ns
registry Agent DEERLoDCE Prec,sn.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24

Nine lots on Lacour St ackro,,,-
das9 tdsugeo tne most desirable resi-
One 4 room house on upner
man street, ---lot 80 x i25---well
nnlshed on inside, good cellar
OUT buildings, etc--close ina
good buy. n
One saloon building rs x 30 #
large rock cellar in rear rs x 90
-.sI9 sDLne repairs necessary will
make splendid store room. Also
one one lot adjoining 25 x 100 with
go9d = cellar. One lot Is x 100
ano ao building with complete brew.
ery outnt---all on main street
sna aind 81 sLplsendidly located for any
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24
INTERESTING pamphlet.

The writer is in receipt of 8
very full, complete and interest.
ing paper from Prof. Fred j
Pack, E. M. Ph. D. of Columbia
University, New York. upon the
geology of the Ely and Highland
mining district together with a
treaties on petrology and fossils
OF the shale belt here. The
paper is in pamphlet form neatly
printed and illustrated on excel
lent paper and is elaborate in
detail and logical in theory. Prof
rack disscuses with ease and at
length the ore occurrences and
FAULT lines along the entire belt.
Illustrating the same with at.
tractlve maps. He states that
the anticlinal system here is mora
perfect than in most places
of his observation and refers toll
he great Meadow Valley fissure
IS unequalled almost in the
Innals of the world. The i'm
'ortance with which he regards
ne great Yuba dyke in a min
raj sense extends from
ne Alps to Stampede Gap, is
lgnlficant of the long and pros
erous life of the camp. The
aper as a whole is the most ex- !
'nslve and no doubt correct
Biological instrument ever got
N out of this district, as it {
eats of subjects and observa-
ons not mentioned before, +
ID in his book he thanks Z
ost heartily those who assisted .
m In his work. Columbia q
nlversity isconsidered authority n
all matters it undertakes, of
llch Prof Pack is Professor Of r,
ology. !,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24
Forfeiture Notice.
TO GEORGE E. COKE. '' may o. isCs

m eropcr Fay. Nevada. Nays. lscs
Yout are hereby notified
tnat have expended during the year 1905. ei0f In
e q lcf aLo lmI levements upon the Uvara IeSe
"a aiming Claim In Eagle Valley Mining Dstriet
Lincoln County. State of Nevada, the locati n
certificate Of which is found of record in BOOK p
RACES 474 and 475 IN the Office Of the Recorder ~
said County. ~
Saho labor and improvements being done ard
made IN order to hold said claim under the nro-
Visions OF Section 2S24 of the Revised Statutes ~
tne United States and the amendments thereto
concerning annual labor upon mining claims
oeing the amount required to hold said lode min
ing eiairn for the period ending on the slst dsv
OF December. A. D. 1905.
Ano u within ninety days from the peruon.i
service o. this notice or within ninety DAYS aftev
tne publication thereof In accordance with naid
section Ss24 you fail to refuse to contribute your
portion OF such expenditure as co-owner. your
interest In the claim will become the property os
tne subscriber. your coowner, who has made the
expenditure required by the terms Of said section
-: ssS your share Of said 800 being the sun Of
C. SHORT
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Rook .sp..,
ss2 tor tne General Election to be held
w. 1sV9. for the election Of State, County 80
ownsnlp officers. are now open, and win
open oAiiy on all legal days from 10 o'eiock
unsh % O'Clock ?. N. until September 10Th: 1oos az
+a ] from August s1st. 1895. until S~r'
tVsa 1905 from O'Clock p
sors eIosk M- IN addition to the hours here
- ne iaw requires naturalized citixena 10 .~h;...
y. "a T ceraneates Of naturalization al tss t;.ss
'nes present themselves for registration. ''''e
p..,.. HENRY RICE JR.
"ss'Stry Agent SPRING VALLEY Prec;.nt
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24

II Eiiers a respected citizen OF
Pioche arrived Thursday with
his bride from an extended visit
to his old home in Germany. He
was married to Gestie Freeden
on his way home in New York.
Aug. 10. Mr.. Eilers is replenish
ing hisgsplendid home here in
which the happy couple will re-
size. The community joins the
RECORD in wishing them a con-
tented and prosperous life.
If you wish to exercise your
independence register. If you
do not you'll have no kick COM
ing about the administration of
public affairs. Generally when
you hear a howler he is not a
voter. Do you want to be an
American citizen or an anarchist.
II the former register--if the
latter you may be caught burn
ing some ones house. The books
close September 9th.
There was a pretty swift
poker game Thursday night be-
tween Olson of Caliente, and
Mum Of Pioche. They were
playing stud at Browns and $50, |
anti was common. Fifteen
hundred dollars in one pot was
the limit won on a pair Jacks. |
From $500 to 500 pots were the |
result Of each deal. Considerable |
money finally changed hands. |
The night before three or four |
mlilionaires from Salt Lake play
ed penny anti in the same
place. The game broke even. |
Inc result of the big game. was
the winner purchased 5000
worth Of realestate. The result
OF the other was a few ch ap
options with no money in ST ht.
= The two We're Nevadaions-the
tnrss were Normons. /
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Registration Notice.

Noties ishereby given that the Fs,,n - p.-,..
ton for the General Election to be hslS Novs.oh.
r v.n. 1870 Tor the election of Stats. County ans
Iownship officers. are now open. and viii r.,,s;,,
open daily ON all legal days from 10 O'clock a. M
until So'cloek P. N. until September loth. iaos
sno from August sist. 1906. until Sen
until o'clock p. NJ in addition 10 tSs So,,vs ~ -
tofore mentioned. ''-1s Asfs-
). Inc law requires naturalizsd citireus 10 exh;his
.n .nen eeruncates OF naturalization at the time
tney present themselves for rsxistration.
L. L. WOODS.
nexisery Agent CLOVER VALLEY Preeiaae
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Registration Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the pool 40 p.,..
tration for the General Election 10 - hsId NJ
emoer Sth 1905. for the election of State. Count,
sno township officers. are now open. and will
remain open daily on all legal days from 10 'clocl-
a. M until 6o'clock p. N. until September inth.
Z c0Oc and from August s1th 1906. until
SeP1en2sr s,ctiI 10th 1906. from O'Clock P. M
tofore mentioned. o1As "'t1-
me law requires naturalized eitizans IA -
nioit their certificates Of naturalization At ~.
tins they present themselves for rexigtration
W. d. MAYNARD.
registry Agent CALIENTE Prec;ant
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oEeD OFFICE PIOCIIE, NE,v
rohowlng IS list of some of the Bargains.

1hree lots on north main street
with shade trees, at bargain.
A GENUINE BARGAIN---A
one and a half story brick lodo-
ing house, nine large newly fur
nlshed ground floor rooms. Garnet
throughout, stovein every room
and front and back door enter
ance. This proper is situated in
a settled and profitable mining
camp with over 300 men on the
pay roll and is now bringing in
5O per cent on the investment.
1t is insured for 81, 700 or less
than three-fourth of its value but
Will take ~, 600. Lots 118 feet
front 120 it back.
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c. A. SHORT

LOST-A wide band ring with
W. S. C. on the top, two Clipped
diamond on the side and from
family. Apr. l. 83. Apr. /, Oh.
on inside. The finder leave at
this office and get reward.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-24

Remember, you must register
before September Sth. if you
wish to vote. '
F. W. Dickle and Walker Lee
left yesterday for Oseola and
Ely to be gone for several days.
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Fred Rance is in from the
Bristol country.
The evening world., 1906-06-07
Trials Of New Yaehts.

Capt Nat Hrrrtshon has tried the two
sopiorc!ass boats-tho sk!dioo. 'uNt ~
Herbert ". soers Enr ern Yacht club. and
waite cap Owned Boy i g Mneenocr &c.
Corirthlaa Yacht club. Mafhlohoad-and
,lelr trIais have been satisfactory The Two
boats arr II the ,5t of ":tosn being bun, -
thls caurf~y 20 cpnu6'c against tao German
r,1roseetatlycs go the "a on Mar9.oara4 ia
september.
fensfh. u fr,t beam aul 2 feat q inches
lraiett ste Dr. a k.oi boat Win after oFri
nsur CLOSE g. the water ana w.n low frc-
t0tfl. pv I-rul1rlty ~ TIE tf-u's ga
fsa ~-.r,trf oycrl0ur. a reverse elrtc rs oa-
t1n.l tNhl.h docs unf. hoWevc-, lefwrt frnai
nor spc 7 lines In her trial no ai shovel
es-l 1ul worked Wcl 70 w~iniNarl
mo two boats wi'l bee shipped 90 Marble
head soon. In order that tho owners VIII
,lre plrnty of time 10 Key 'hfm Up Tor tho
n-reuninar5 races Tor us cup
The evening world., 1906-06-07
BY BULGER.
fe gods and early cantelopesl

Ye gods and early cantelopes!
Form busted. dope m!scarr!ed.
grounds d~csecrated. team showed up,
penuAnt flags flying. crowd roasting.
and then n big juicy lemon. But walt
a minute. can you think o: anything
else done 70 Us by the Cuhs7 The
conc answers. 'SiuuE!"
Outhit. outraged. outkidded. out
pitched Editors note: Rest q sen
.tencc was blurred by falling tear, and
words canno 30 dcciphered)
II is with profound regret. dear
reader, hat We arc now compelled 20
announce that we have crawled into a
holo and pulled the said hole after
US. Just as we lost sight OF the dla-
mond. Dna Mccain. in a towering
rage. WAS heard 10 say. Wei. q they
did beat Us to-day I'll be burned IL
We don't challenge EN- for another
one tomorrow. and then well see
whose tins 1t IS "a erowi" He was
mad. too.
II IS presumed that the reader has
heard about hat game up at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. 50 we won't 80
into d~etails-the bare fact being sur
nc!enty sad.
but wen put you wise to one thing
the Cu5s may lick our esteemed
champs. but the crowd can't hand US
a lemon. One fellow In the b~leache-s
| chunked a piece OF tho fruit often used
in gin rickeys a. Taylor. and ne VA
hustled out SO fast by faithful fans
that he left his ehanGe with the pea
nut boy. q
Another fellow tried to s3l; upon
Roger Dresnahan from a grand-stand
| BOX and was compelled TO put UP his
bank roll n, the one Hundred and
F!uy-sscond Street Police station Tor
ball, He Will appear In court to an
The evening world., 1906-06-07
MOHAWK AND PAST|ME
CRACKS IN DUAL MEET

The n%at!onnl all-ro't7d championships
VIII be held at Boston on Saturday.
juno . Garrells OF Michigan IS a
man wso VIII be heard o; IN tho com
Ing competition.
The Past,me A c. hns a splendid
rack on It's new grounds The school
boy athletes OF the Thirteenth District
train there. Tho teachers signal to
qlst IS a double sho; from his revolver.
TIE Temple Forum y c.. o. Rich
mond Hi. L l.. viii opea It's new
clubrooms n gymnasium on Johnson
avenue to-Gight Assemolyman De
Gro0t Is tho fathe. OF this club. Dr..
Everett Ficll IS physlcal director, and
some OF the most promising athletes
are Ernest Warournon. Charles Bennett
and Walter Edgerton-
Louis Mang. Of the Mohawks. is tire
logical successor TO Ray EwFy as d
jumpct. Marr Is expected 20 change
the figures IN the three iuwns and
tho standing high and broad Jumps.
The evening world., 1906-06-07

Especial 10 The Evening Waril1
GRANESEND RACE TRACK. JUNE
The Gravesend track was IN excel
lent condition for fast work to-day,
aud some very swif, moves were tho
result OF the morning workouts. Tie
best noted follow.
JES5AMINE-flvo furlonss IN l.o2 30.
haudilS. Good WORK. she IS NJ.
FIRST MAsOS-lhrce uullungs in
03i -, handlly. Getting good
BERACHA-Four %furlougs In 90.
driving, las speed aud looks Well
MAIfN-Four f%urlongs IA 0i9. Aandl-
Is. About ready 10 race.
ANpRlA-FOur furlougs In 0iS 2-5,
driving Has speed. bat "a unreliable
ESrOET-Onc mile IN las. gal!op'us
Rounding 20 ais best form
kEATOE-llve fIrlongs in lr2 3-5.
h3Hdly Has his foot and In very fine
form.
MISUNDERSTANDING furlongs in l.oe o.
i1laty Doing vel. n ~ his very
hes
cLOvERCREsT- SIX furlones IN
1899 driving. Very good work is
about rciiy.
CApET-I've furlongs in io2 ; 5.
handly Qaite clever work
The evening world., 1906-06-07

"'N "a"" N"" mUih o9.Is SSH
i "''' "'' """'' ".' tn
hA s-lI'se tItt hIe"rn
.4a.dl ..li,os 100 ...le uo5ut !.tuulu-
'e i-"'8 "-r -e 90 l''te a. H1'"@e
IS s...~,s c.D "-- a. 80 las er. H.
Mems . .re, t.... -. .f.9..A X.e4
90 '"' "'si ''" 'H ""5 " ''s' u'".
4He a.4 Il J". D... r-l.u.y vg4A
40 ,.. ... .,a.fN. H..
s'-"" '-i'Ns a.. 4~7S."'r'S 's'i'gsS
The evening world., 1906-06-07

Special to The Evening wori,l
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK.
y. Y. june Ideal conditions again
prevailed this morning during the gal
Looping hours and. the track being light
ming fast. some good moves were re-
corded, tho best OF which follow:
OP~TICIAN-A half mile IN 0.i7 -.
haudily. was about doing his best.
COLONEL RUPERT Four fur
longs in 0iS -. driving. Worked VITA
a stable mate. who outrun him.
HtASLIP-One mile Al. lEr. pulled
VI. NcrY lame
cASaANDKA-Four fuTtonGs in O.52.
gais3ping.
CASSGNE-Three furlongs IN 035.
eastly. Her drst appearance IN some
inc.
lILEING-Six fiIlonss in III hand
Ny Is picking UP again.
TAMBCRG HFLLE -one nile IN is2
~ cling. Is ut 10 the hour
NEMES'S-A half mAse 10 y, lreezns.
The evening world., 1906-06-07

There IS talk OF a dual meet between
tho stars OF the Mohawk Athletic Club
and tho Post.ne Athlete Club. The
contes, would DO n great struggle.
link and Sweeney. q the Pastimc
a c.. are looked upon 10 finish nrst
md second in the Junior halt-nilie
championship.
Frank Pierce. the soneca Indian, has
obtained a permanent position in Man
haitian. and he VIII 4 to tie Pastlme
success this year.
The new Yves; Side Athletic Club Will
hold It's monthly games mex, Sunday
morning OF the club grounds West Ft,-
ty-fourth street. This club has suffered
ov many OF Us prominent members
leaving for ouier organizations. Pea
body. Foley md, Mcrsughlin are a
trio that will struggle for this old
club during the coming season.
The evening world., 1906-06-07
HYLAND-GOODMAN
BOUT CALLED OFF
Formers Manager Feared His
Man Was to Be Jobbed
sin Fight and Quit.
lsn..l,l 70 rh, Ey.n.nr worlay

INFIA1 ~
BOSTON, June There will be no
glove contest at Chelsea tonight owing
TO the fact that DICK Hyland and hR
manager. Sammy Mccl!ntio. suddenly
left their training quarters at Highland
Lake yesterday tor New york without
coV.s!us any one OF their Intentions.
Hyland and his manager, McCllnt!c,
called ~ The Evening World ONCE at
! O'Clock this morning declared mat
their reason Tor leaving Boston was
the mean treatment accorded them by
Matchmaker Pierce, OF the Lincoln
Cub.
McClintic said that Pierce refused 10
Furnish him with articles OF agreement
or even let him know what sum Hylans
was 10 get for fighting He furthG
states that q JOB was on hand TO 2tt
Hyland defeated because he was tho
f~avorl;e IN the betting at 10 70 s. That
Is the reason why he qui; the town.
The evening world., 1906-06-07

-aERE's trouble In store FOR SIR.
Jenries.
L The biggest. strongest. quickest
and altogether most formidable ath-
le,e In ,hs world Is camplng on his
trall
George Hackensehmidt Il, the man.
Here's what Harry Monanan. Just
hack from England. has to say about
IT, famous "Russlan Lion and his
latest ambition
81 suout n 10, q, time with Hack over
thcre In, London lie IS the
big fe..ow I ever met possibly except
in~ Inn terrjes
"uock las s,s,, nh q, his spare
,t,,o - ,o,r,. ~ ,oy "a, ~. o,,c.
The evening world., 1906-06-07
Genuine Cuban Giants VS.. cedara

The Genuine Cuban Giants. with
Pop watkins and king" Kelly. the
funniest coaches in tae business. VIII
vis!; Bronx oval, one Hundred and
s!Nty-third street and Southern Bouie-
YARD, on sunday. June 10. to play the
Ccd3fs. These teams We're scheduled to
play two weeks ago. but rain interlered.
The Cedurs are travelling at a fast
pace. having lost only two games This
season, and are conhdent they VIII do
font the Cuhnns