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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers.

| --~-S -~".e~s~s
Mrs II. S Bingham lie In Troy today
on business.
Mr. and Mrs +. e. Talham are In
Manchester today.
Geo Robinson OF South SALISBURY
Is In town today
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Tacey Of South
SALISBURY were In town yesterday.
Frank b Edgerton returned last
night from q several days visit 10
Troy.
Mrs G B. March has been 10 Troy
for the last few days, returning last
night.
Mrs Royal Harris and two daughters
u South SALISBURY visited friends In
town yesterday.
Mgr. Provost who has been visiting
his brother, Rev. FIR. Chas L. Pre-
yost, has returned to Fall River.
Ladies' stylish oxford ties 10 all
feathers including tans. All sale pric
ed at the Bennington Shoe Store.
Mems patent leather and valour
calf oxford ties at the Bennington
Shoe Store, % grade t2.2i; "a grade
2.g8 each.
They are slaughtering the prices OF
ladies' st, lIsh suits at the Bennington
Shoe store. Really good chance 10
save money.
The regular meeting OF the WRC
will be held this evening. A full at
tendance IL desired as there wi II be In.
itiatlon OF candidates.
Joseph Broadbent OF North Adams
Is spending few days 10 town on busi.
ness connected with the New England
Telephone company's Office.
There will be n food sale tomorrow
afternoon commencing at 3 O'Clock A.
the Office OF q. ID. Gibson. There will
he beans, hot brown bread, pies, cake,
salad, etc.
Circle No 8 Of the N. y. church will
hold l5c supper and q sale OF import
ed embroidered linen and silk shirt
waists and gowns at the church this
evening.
Duck pin match at Brunswick alley
last night between Big NH jr and
Brunswick End teams resulted 10 o
victory for the Brunswick team OF a
total OF O. pins. Harry Miller tied
the high score OF 12i thathas been held
for some time by Joseph Lyons. Tho
Pastimes will roll the brunswick LIST
team nj the Brunswick alleys wednes
day evening.
The remains OF Mrs Ann Slocum
widow OF the late Gilbert Slocum, wbc
died Of pneumonia In Schenectady
Wednesday, we're brought here thl,
morning and the funeral service wa,
held at 81 Francis church. Rev Fr A
J. Barron ofiiclated and the burial sai
10 the Catholic cemetery. Mrs Slocun
was 80 years OF age and had lived {
larger portion OF her life In BenuIng
ton.
Maha-Rajah, the hypuotist pleased
q good Audience nj the Library theate
last evening and q feast OF laughte
aud serious contemplation was SUI
piled. The audience we're made u
perform tricks which they never knew
AZ each performance be will perform
some startling feais. In addition som
81 the beat moving pictures were shoNl
There will be n matinee Saturday a
2:3o for ladies and children Price
; ID aud % cents. E.r .I 1..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
Notice to Sell Real Estate OF John
S. Holden, Deceased.
yTATEOT VFNMONT

yTATE 90 VERMONT, In Probate
- District u Bennington, e. Court, HID Al
the PROBATE Onsce IN Bennlnsto IN and for
.ald district. on the 10Th day Of May, A.
Present JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
Arthur ,. Holden. administrator on the estate
q ,hn =; Holden, late u BcpnIngioh 10 said
District, deceased. masts application 10 said
vourt for license 20 sell cor ain II the real -
tate Of aid deceased. 10 Wit q part Of the
hcMastel propcty, situate In the Village and
Town Of Termination. for bounds and descrp
lion reference may be had 10 the aud Records
IN the Town Clerks once Of the Town u Bea-
nlngtOn Aforesaid representing that the sale of
said real estate would be beneficial 10 the -
tate Of said deceased aud tho-e Interested
therein.
whcreupon, 10 Il ordered by said Court. that
said application be referred 70 \ session there
Of, 10 be held At the Probate once IN Benning
ton in said District on the 18th day Of MAY,
A. ID. 1901. Ter hearing and decision thereon
And II u further ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 all parties Interested BY publication 81
The same three weeks successfully IN the Den
nlngton Evening Banner. anewspaper published
~ Bennngton and which clfculafes IN the
ne abb iood 81 those Interested before said time
90 rug. that they may appear nj sald time aud
place. and, u they see cause, object thereto.
Aiis., JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
MlODLEBURY WATER DECISION
Detail, Of Supreme Court Case Relating 10
Flooding Of Lands.

Middlcbury, May 9.-one OF the
most important decisions gwen out by
this term Of supreme court this week
was the one pertaining to the dam over
the falls OF the otter creet 10 this town.
Lawyers representing this village In
the case claimed that the sixty eight
farmers who brought the suit against
this village could not as party bring
suit gainst this village.
The supreme court overruled ibis
action Of the county courts aud decided
that the farmers could bring suit All
costs OF court up 10 this time are 10 Ia
paid by those using the Sater gOing
over the dam.
This case has been In the courts for
several years aud vas brought becau .
of the Hooded condition Of the land
along the river banks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10

ToouRE a COLD IN ONE DAs
ruggisis refund money N Il falls 20 cure ER
GROVES signature 4 on each Dor. 80
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
WORK OF COURT OF c. AIMS
Eaas Of sostpeIig City JUDGE Presents
aBill for Fees.

Montpelier, Hay e-At the session
OF the court OF claims, held yesterday
r II. Deasllt, administrators OF the
estate OF c. +. Woodward, Jr., pre-
scented a claim OF sl6e.s2 for fees alleg
ed 10 be due the estate for the services
OF Mr. Woodward In Montpelier city
court
Among the claims presented yesler
day we're the followlng: l.. W. Eoglish
OF Woodstock presented bill for so
Tor damage dote ~ apple trees by
deer.
Judge 4. L. Bates 81 Bennington
ssed for $3.50 for copies OF testimony
taken aod died by him In an inquest
on the body OF Thomas Mcclure.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
ISLE or SPICE COMING
Author HAS Nov Musical Espavssanil
foe Next Sesen.

Allen Lowe. the author OF the sue
cessful musical extravaganza, the
isle OF Spice" which will be present
ed at the opera house Tuesday eve
ding. May sist, has written 4 mes mus
lcsl comedy entitled "rhe Maid and
the Mimic" for which A. Baldwin
sloane composed the music. The new
piece will be produced at the Broad
way tbeater, New York city, durin q
the holidays. This new play should
be success. ~ Mr. loves work In the
isle OF Spice" Is any criterion. The
Isle Of Spice" Is nos 10 lie fourth
season and l. still playing 10 GRO ded
houses everywhere. 10 fac, Il has the
longest record OF any musical comedy
nov sniour with the possible except, n
Of Tho Prince OF filsen."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
BRINGS SUIT FOR $4,000 4
Pred S. Savage Of Rutland Seeks 70 Recover
From Rstland Railroad.

Rutland, May Erred s. Savage OF
Granville, N. Y, Que OF the managers
Of tho Rutland opera house, has
brought sui, 10 recover 10000 from
the Rut and Railroad Co. In the ieder
al court for injuries received 10 che
wreck at vcrgennes, December l, 1906.
Savage received blow on the head
and IL not strong mentally. lie was
In Burlington hospital for many
weeks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10

Stops earache In two minutes, tooth
ache or pain Of burn or scald In Eve
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscle
ache, Two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours DIR Thomas Electric OIL, mon
arch over pain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10

II you haven't the time 10 exercise
o sularly Deans kegulets will prevent
constipation. They induce mild, Q isy
healtbful action VI the bowels without
gripping. Ask your druggist for them,
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
G. W.U.TO Be DROPPED
Georgetown HaS Decided TO
Sever Athletic Relations.
WILL ISSUE NO STATEMENT
Reported That at Next Meeting of
Executive Committee Resolution
VIII BE Adopted Placing Ban on
Contests with Downtown school.
Several Reasons for the Move.

Georgetown has decided TO sever all
athletic relations with George Washing
ton.
During the controversy over the football
game this fall nothing official emanated
from Georgetown
It now develops that there was an I'M
Outstanding on the heights that the Off
Gals Of the athletic association were not
TO discuss the case, but it was practically
settled that George Washington would be
dropped at the end Of the season. At its
next meeting it is understood the George
town executive committee will adopt a
resolution severing all relations.
Georgetown has claimed from the start
that she was put in a wrong light during
the discussion over the arrangements for
the football game. and il is not inpTob-
able that when relations are finally sew
cred a statement will be given out de-
Tending the stand taken by Manager Fitz-
gerald The executive committee knew Of
each development during the CONTROVERSY.
and. il is understood. there will be no Op-
position 10 the move to drop the Buff and
Blue
In addition to the fact that Georgetown
objected to George Washington's actions
in connection with the football game.
there are said to be several other reasons
to be advanced at the executive commit
tee meeting why some otrer college shall
be taken on the schedule for the hnal
game OF the football season.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
AL KAUFMAN VICTOR
Gets Decision Over Clever
Jack Twin Sullivan.
EASTERNER SHOWS GAMENESS
superior Strength, Reach, and
Weight of the Western Fighter
Land Knockout BIOw-NOw Seeks
Match with Tommy Burns.

San Francisco, Nov. 2S.-The heavy
weight fight at Colma this afternoon be-
tween Al Kaufman. of Frisco. and Jack
Twin" Sullivan, Of Cambridge. Mass.
went the limit and resulted in de-
cisiOn for kaufman at the end Of the
twenty-ffth round.
Sullivan showed far more skill in boxing
and greater gameness. but this could not
couunteract the superior strength, reach.
and weight OF kaufman, who was fully
thirty pounds heavier than Sullivan.
Up TO the end Of the tenth round Sulli-
van had the better of the fighting. landing
heavily on kaufman's nose, drawing OloOd
freely and frequently, and jarrirg the
Frisco boy with hard rights and lefts 20
jaw and ear After the tenth round Kauf-
mans superior strength began TO tell, and
he rushed Sullivan To the ropes fire.
Quently, and hammered him with straight
lefts 10 the face.
When Sullivan tired he lost his supe-
riOr quickness. and was badly punished
but showed great gameness, and all his
old-time cleverness in stalling and evad-
ing Kaufman's rushes For the last five
rounds Kaufman had Sullivan almost at
his mercy, but he could not land a knock
out. as ne had winded himself by his ef-
forts.
kaufman made "A better showing than
in any Of his other fights, and is anxious
10 meet Tommy Burns. The gate money
amounted 20 about $4,000
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
BOXERS AWAIT THE GONG.
Fitzgerald and McGarry Peady for
TO-night's Fight.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md. NOy. 2S.-What is looked
upon as one of the biggest boxing con-
tests ever pulled of in this city will be
fought in the arena Of the Eureka Ath-
letic Club tomorrow night at the Ger
mania Maennerchor Hall
The principals viii De Willie Fitzgerald
OF Brooklyn. and Andy McGarry. OF
New York. and the battle will be limited
10 fifteen rounds.
Both men arrived in town to-day in
condition. They must weigh In AT l$5
pounds at 3 O'Clock tomorrow.
Added interest has been taken in the
tcome Of the mill through the PROPOSE
ton that Manager Al HEREFORD has prom
ised to-day To arrange match for the
winner TO meet Joe Cans.
Cans always conteEded that Fitzgerald
Was the hardest man he ever fought. and
one Of the hardest hitters- Fitzgerald
gave Cans two OF the toughest battles
OF his career.
The mill should attract a big delegation
Of sports from New York. Philadelphia.
Washington. and other towns. A special
Will be run TO and from Washington.
which Will convey the crowd OF Out-of-
town followers OF the ponies at Benning
Manager HEREFORD has arranged a big
set OF preliminary bouts 70 precede the
main mill. He yesterday arranged an
eight-round set-to between Kid Lenny
and Jimmy Farren as the semi-windup.
The main bout viii he put on at $50
o'clock. 50 as TO enable the biz Wash
ington crowd 10 get back 10 the Capital
early.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
BROOKLAND TEAM BEATEN.
Rhode Island MethOdists Close sea-
son without a Defeat.

Before a record breaking crowd. the
Rhode Island Methodist football team
closed their season yesterday by defeat
ing the Brookland team, 6 70 8.
The game from start 10 finish MAS eN-
citing. hrst one team getting the ball,
then the other, neither team gaining
much advantage until near the finish of
the first half. when the Rhode Island
MethOdists. by continual blowing. pushed
through their opponents line and scored
a touchdown Goal was kicked
In the second half Middlekauf, Of the
BroOkland team, broke through the r l.
NJ line and ran O. yards for a touch
down, he failed TO kick goal His run
was easily the feature of the contest, al
though both teams played a hard game
Although Outweighed, IL was noticeable
that r l. NJ. team had the better train
ing and coaching. and used this 10 ad-
vantage This is the second time that
the MethOdists lined up against the
Brookland team this season. In their
previous game the r. l. ". team came
out victorious defeating their rivals by
the score Of ; TO 0. Their records for the
season IS good. having met some OF the
strongest teams in this vicinity. al Of
which they defeated. and yesterdays
game was the only one in which they
were scored on. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fivo- eghihS Of mile. St Bede
ITO Gross Il 10 l. won; Kerry l07 lGrandl. 10 to
TO- second; Herives. lG Nv. Kelly. B 70 5. third.
Time. 90 IS Sir Wesley. Karennina, Billy Wat
kins. Vronsky Balnadc Banhama Insurgent and
Lady Adelaide also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile. Willie Green. l05
(Morelandl, 10 5, won; Camel lC5 II. Lynch, 50
20 l, second; 81. Albars, l0l CJenleyl. IS TO /,
third Time $50 as l. G. tAckeyly, Einton,
Clsnor. Stella A.. and Seven Bells also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and fifty yards. D,i-
ulms. l0l &C. sullivan. 20 /. won; Spring Band,
l0i R. Davis. II 10 S. second: Northwestern los w.
Miller. 10 5. third Tine LIS as Mike Jor-
dan, Pontotoc. and Tayora also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Thanksgiying Handicap: one
and one-eighth miles. Rfeman. l09 &C. Burns Il
To ), won: Peter Sterling, lls Morelandl - 10 5.
second; Johnny Lyons lOf u. Hayes % % l.
third. Time Isl. Legatcc San Alyiso Molcsey.
Red Leaf. and Jancta also ran. True Wing broke
down.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and one half flrlongS. Rapid
Water. IL Nv. Miller. % 10. won: Gemmel lO4
lynch. II 60 8 second Frcbcn. lol (Burnsl TO
!, third Time. 15 25 Aunt Polly. Ramchita and
FLYING Wing also ran.
SIXTH Six furongs. Ocean Shore lO5
Lynchl. 90 ]. won: Early Tide. 81 a. Walsh.
10 l. second; Como. l6 ~. Miller. % l. third.
Time. liz Is. Blandy. Cloudlght, Albion h
Sewell. and ~ Francis also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
BURNS BALKS AT REFEREE.
VIII Not Fight MOir Unless NOncIub
Member Is Appointed.

London. England. Nov 2S.-Tommy
Burns and Gunner Moir met last night
at the National Sporting Club to select
"a referee for their championship fight
scheduled 10 take place at that club De-
cember ,
Burns insisted that nonmember Of
the club should serve as third man in
the ring. and this at once raised rum
pus. Officials of the club pointed out TO
the American champion that this was
contrary TO all precedent, but Burns was
obdurate, and indeed, threatened 70
abandon the fight altogether II they in
sisted on putting a member Of the club
In as referee. For a while this appeared
as what would really happen, as both
sides were unyielding.
Finally Burns called for a showdown
and the club officials weakened. Eugene
CORR HolbOrn, a noted sportsman and a
nOnmember of the National sporting
Club. was finally decided upon He has
accepted. and has so notified Burns. NOR.
and the club officials
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
LITTLE LIGHTER WINNER.
PlantIand Weakens I'm the Handicap
Mt New Orleans

New Orleans. Nov. 2S.-The feature
OF the racing at the City Park this aft
ernoon was the Thanksgiving Handi-
cap, at a mile and a sixteenth. with
Sl.5C0 added The running Of this was
repiete with rough riding and was also
very unsatisfactory to the public. as
Plantland. the heavily backed favorite.
was beaten through an in-judged ride on
the part of Jockey Minder
There was quite a delay at the post
caused by Jockey NicoI attempting TO
get running start When the barrier
was released Minder. in his anxiety TO
get to the front, cut off his entire field
and the result was that ne was slammed
into the rail. Faust. just as the judges
stand was reached. raced to the front
closely followed by PIantIand. whom
Minder got straight in a hurry. This
pair raced head-and-head until the three
quarter pole was reached, when Plant
Lard managed to shake Faust off. and
assumed command. From there until
the sixteenth pole was reached il looked
as though Plantland would win in
SaIiop, but upon reaching the paddock he
began TO tire. and Little Lighter. a colt
which was sold here last spring for SIS
coming with a rush, managed 70 get up
and win by a length. all out.
Had Minder perSevered with Plantland
the Fizer horse would have won. but
as II was, he raced him to pieces chasing
Faust, who is only a Splinter Dash
away. from the stable Of Berlcv- &
O'Neill. and an added starter was
third, four lengths away.
After dismount!ng Minder was called
into the stand and reprimanded by the
Judges. who informed him that II his
performance was repeated he would not
be permitted TO ride here Nicol was
set down for ton days by the starter.
and he was also Informed that II he
failed to behave At the post that his
badge would he taken up.
4 large crowd witnessed the races
here, despite the fact that the weather
was rainy and raw. The course was a
sea % mud. and form somerssults were
numerous The summaries:
WRIST RACE-Fye fiIrlcncs Blue Ban IS
sumter. z To 5. won: Florida Glen % Goedike)
p to'l second; Silver Brook Is fHuanagie) 70
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
BUcKNELL, 2; W. al, o.
Lynchburg COiiegians Lose Hard
fought Game on N safety.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, Nov. 2S.-ThOugh de-
feat came To Washington and Lee to-
day here before $500 persons. when they
went down before Bucknen by the score
of to o. the Lexington team comes in
for nothing but praise. A safety resulting
In the two points gave Bucknen their
only tally in the first half. Outclassed
nearly fourteen pounds in weight 10 the
man. Washington and Lee played a hard
game. outplaying Bucknell in some points
of the game This was especially true
with the forward pass and the work OF
the line
Washington and Lee had been playing
defensive game and the ball had not
gotten within twenty yards OF Bucknell s
goal. Bucknell punted down within half
yard of the goal and the ball would
probably have bounded over the line but
Waddill picked II up trying for touch
back and scored the safety.
The second half was a series of punt
ing duels. and Washington and Lee
worked the ball by forward passes to the
l2-yard line. When IL was thrown back
yards. A failure at a forward pass
cost 10 yards. and then came more punt
ing, which lasted practically till the close.
Capt Nipple, OF Bucknell, was injured
in the middle OF the half, after which
Washington and Lee again ran the ball
to the danger zone, when Dow missed a
chance 10 score by letting the ball touch
the ground. The game ended with Wash
ington and Lee playing a spirited often
sive game with the bail in Bucknelrs ter
ritory. The game was notable for its
ri nj IT,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29

l, third Time. I N5 IS. Calvin, Kathesyn Murphy.
Roseboom, and MseAtee also ran.
SECOND RACE Six fuTlongs. Hughes. lo7 a..
Bailey 10 20 l. won; Stellaand. l07 &C.. Koenerl.
90 10. second; Advise. lG Is. HeideI. TO !.
third. Time, % IS. Lagarde. Tom McAfee.
Capt. Jarrel Asteroid. and Deshsnno also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fiye furlongs. Marbles. III
tNicol. 10 ?. won Miss Delaney 100 Delabyl.
TO ]. second; Rustic. los ". Powcrsl. 10 2.
third. Time : Ol 35. Lexington Lady Dew OF
Dawn. Thurbet Sainesaw. and Tartar Maid also
ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth.
Little Lighter % lDelahyl. 10 l. won; Farmland.
100 tAlnderi, 20 ). second; Dashaway III q.
HcnneSseyl. : TO l. third. Time. 81 SIS Lister
inc. Dainty Belle, Yankee Girl. Faust. Alma Du-
-four, Besterling. and Agile also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye and a half furlongs.
Platoon. 10 lNicon. II 20 s. won; Cambrinus 10
tHeidel. 40 10 l. second Sae Preston 100 "a.
Martini. 20 /, third. Time. II 10 Momentum
and Ayaunteer also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Grenada. ll3 Noun
tainl. 20 s. won: Sister Polly. lOl iDeabyl y
to !. second Conville lo4 ". P0sersl. 10 10.
third. Time, 80 25 John Carroll and Vendor
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
SCHULZ TO LEAD MICHIGAN.
Great Center Elected Captain OF
Wolverine Football Tenn

Ann Arbor Mich. Nov. 2S.-"Germany"
Schulz. for three years center on the
Michigan eleven, has been unanimously
selected as 1898 captain Of the football
team. Although ii had been known that
Schulz was assured Of the captaincy in
case he decided to return 10 college, there
has been some question all along as to
whether or not he would be IN school
after next June However, now that he
has accepted the honor. iii is considered
certain that he will be on hand at the
tap Of the gong next year.
Capt. Magoffin announced tonight that
twelve MS" would be given out this year
All OF the men who participated IN the
Pennsylvania game except JOY Miller re-
ceive the varsity letter as follows: Capt
Magoffn. Schulz, Rheinschild. Graham.
Rumney. Loell, Casey. Embs. Watkins
Wasmund Allerdice and Hammond
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
PURSE MUST SUIT NELSON.
Battling Dane VIII Fight McFar-
land IL Coin Is I'm sight

Denver, Colo. Nov. 2S.-Battling Nelson
stopped of here yesterday on his way
from Minneapolis TO San Francisco. The
first thing he did was to read OF Cans
challenge 10 him in behalf Of Packey
Mcfarland.
ii hight Mcfarland when any club
offers US purse and shows me the color
OF the CON- he said. "Packey is a good
boy, and because he is a friend of mine
did not care 10 box him But now that
he has said that friendship ceased when
the matter of money came up, there Is
nothing 10 do but accept his offer.
Cans is merely boosting Mcfarland so
that Packey Will keep away from him
That's the way ] see IL. But l will not
act that way about il. All that is neces-
sary TO clinch the match now is the
purse"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
O,Rrien Nav Quit Stage.

Cincinnati. Nov. SS.-Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien. who came here with q theatrical
company. and who was refused 70 put on
hight. said that he was thinking seriously
o. giving up his theatrical enga gements-
He has received a good offer from Jack
Bingham, of Huntington. W Va. 10 give
a boxing exhibition in that city. He sug-
gested that Bingham arrange a bout be
tween him and Schreck in that city.
O'Brien saws he will train six weeks for
his fight with Jack Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-29
CORCORANS IN BALTIMORE.
Central Branch Y. VI. c. 4. Plays
Local Basketball Team.

What promises TO be an interesting
game is scheduled tO-night in the M
tional Guard gymnasium between the
Corcoran Cadets. OF this city. and the
Central Branch Y. NJ &. A OF Baltimore.
The Baltimore Quint has been going
strong lately. being the only team TO
beat the crack York. Pa. quint. leaders
IN the Tri-city Y. N. g. 4. League.
regularly scheduled game in the
Washington City basketball ieague viii
serve as side attraction. The National
Guard Athletic Association quint and the
Shamrock Athletic Club will hitch up for
what should be an interesting game.