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FIGHTERS MIX 1T UP In POOLROOM

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Dunk Russell
and Willie Fitzgerald, the feudists of Fist
lana. fought a seething one-rornd out at
catchweights yesterday in a pool-room on
Walnut street. No purse was hung up for
the affair, but the men mixed it up a
great deal faster than the two occasions
they were combatants in the ring at the
National Athletic Club.
1t was "a raining exchange of waliops
in which Fitz went to the floor once, and
in addition sustained a cut nose and black
eye, which caused the blood to flow. Rus
sell had a small welt over his eye. and
popular opinion gave the decision to the
man from Gray's Ferry after they had
been separated.
Russell and Fitzgerald are both. or
rather were. under the management Of
Billy Mccartney, who had the troubles of
Herr Director Conried in giving these two
star gloyemen the attention their exalted
position in life demands, without showing
more consideration for one than the other
In spite of Mr.. McCarney's diplomacy, a
feeling rankled in Russell's breast that
Fifty. the harp, was getting more spot
light aud entrance music than himself.
Fifty, in turn, was certain that honest
INK was being played up In big type,
while the best he was getting was lower
case agate.
This feeling of jealousy was accumulated
by the fact that honest INK openly cut
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Fitz at a select dawnce in exclusive South
wark. Russell was wheeling about the
floor, with his loidy. to the tune of the
Merry Widow waltz, when Fitz spied him.
Hello, INK" shouted the fighting harp.
The honest Unk showed as much express
sion as a wooden Indian. He turned his
head and resumed conversation with his
loidy. His was an expression OF one who
has been annoyed by an interloper.
fttz, the fighting harp, quit the hall
planning a fine line Of Corsican revenge.
The pair met again yesterday. INK and
his manager were shooting pool at the
Walnut street place when Fftz strolled In.
What have l ever done to you, uGk, "
queried Willie. INK put the three ball IN
the side pocket and missed the four for
the corner, but sewed up Mccartney. He
noticed not the presence OF his stable mate.
"Look-a-here. I'm not goin' to STAND FOR
this DEAL" yelled Fitz. INK pocketed the
four ball and had an easy shot for the five.
The desperate fighting harp could re-
strain himself no longer. so he advanced
and sent q straight left to inks nose.
Then they stood toe to toe, and about two
minutes of the hardest milling ever seen
here took place.
Mr.. Mccartney tried to separate them.
but was pushed aside-it was possibly
stronger than a push. The other players
in the room did not deign to Interfere.
Some hid under the tables; some b1ksed
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PERRlNE TURNED DOWN.
National Board Declines to Intercede in
His Effort to Enter Eastern League.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 9.-The National
Board. which directs the d~estinies OF minor
league baseball clubs, yesterday refused to
take up the case of Colonel Perrine, own
er of the Trenton Club. in the Tri-State
League, who Is e~ndeavoring to supplant
Montreal. of the Eastern League. 1t was
held that this was a matter for the Tri-
State League TO pass upon, and that Col
onel Perrine would have to purchase Tren-
TOMS release to enter Montreal. The Tri-
State League is said to be opposed to re-
leasing Trenton.
The application OF Bert Dennis for rein
statement was refused. Dennis jumped the
Jackson (Mich.) team and is wanted by
Waterbury. Conn.
The application of the Northern Copper
League to drop Houghton and Calumet
from the league was passed for further
information.
The protection recently granted over
Petersburg, Newport, Suffolk and Phoebus,
of the Old Dominion League, was with
drawn by the board when It was found
hat territorial rights were being asked for
by persons mixed up in Al Lawson's out
law league.
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SEASON OPENS APRIL Ia.
National and American Leagues VIII
Make Early Start, as Usual.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 9.-The official base
ball schedules for the National and Amer
lean leagues were agreed upon yesterday
at a meeting of the joint schedule COM
mittee. The dates must be formally
adopted at the regular league meetings in
February, SO hat they will not be pub
lished until some time next month.
1t was announced, however, that the
schedule of each league would consist of
1854 games and that the season would open
on Tuesday, April IA. and end on Wcdnes-
day. October Z. The worlds championship
series will be played Immediately after the
close of the regular season. beginning, in
all probability, on October 9.
The regular early opening r-as decided
on after a long discussion, in which some
members Of the committee urged a later
date in order to avoid the cold, stormy
weather which 20 often comes about the
middle of April.
1t was said that the National League
schedule of last year was made the basis
for the American League dates this sea-
son, and vice versa. In the National
League the New York Giants will open
the season in Philadelphia, Chicago in
Cincinnati. Pittsburg in st. Louis and
Boston in Brooklyn. No announcement was
made concerning the American League,
but the New York Yankees will open the
York with either Philadelphia or Boston,
while the other opening games. in all
probability, will be at Washington. Chi
cago and Detroit.
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for the door. The two proprietors suddenly
transferred their executive quarters to the
cellar.
1t was seen that the honest INK was
more accustomed to rough-house scrap
ping and was getting the better of ii.
Finally, he swung a right to the law and
fltz fell down. INK took no unfair adj
vantage, but helped him get up. He afrer-
ward confessed that he made this maneuver
in order to get another knockdown. Blood
was streaming from the harp's mouth ard
nose, and one eye was almost light. Unk's
classic countenance was puffed In spots.
After another swat exchange. the men
became winded, which gave Mccartney an
opportunity to pry them apart. Willie con-
fessed that he was a little hasty.
"Iu tell you what IN do. Get inside IL
ring and III knock that Gray's ferry
block off you" painted the harp. INK
agreed to this. and they will fight agar,
this time for money. The harp then an
ounce that he was through with Mo
Carney, because he would not let anybody
serve him who served INK.
Fitz then left The players got busy
again, and in due season the proprietors
quit their refuge in the cellar.
With the nonchalance of one who often
does big things, Ink gracefully picked up
his cue. and smashed the five in the cor
9er pocke<.A
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Totals Isl f5S -
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LOCALS WIN MEET.
Newark Y. NJ. c. A. Swimmers Defeat
Paterson in Series of Contests.

PATERSON, Jan. 9.-Newark Y. NJ. c,
AS aquatic team carried off the honors
in the dual meet with the Paterson y
M. C. A. in the local tank last night.
Raymond Smith, the Y. NJ. c. A. cham
pion, competed for Newark and won
the rs and 100 yard races. The local
boys did not ave a first place to their
credit. In the total number Of points
scored the visitors had 33M to their
credit, while the locals had but ~.
The visitors won the relay race by
over 80 feet.
The summary:
25-yard swim-Won by Ray Smith. New
ark; second, n. Wallace, Newark: third,
w. Jordan, Newark. and Seaborn, of Pat
erson. Time. us
5O-yard swim-Won by J. Cavanaugh,
Newark; second, r. Smith. Newark; third,
w. Wilde, Paterson. Time, 30 2-5s.
1OO-yard swim-Won by R. Smith, New
ark; second, w. Wilde. Paterson; third, j.
Ca%vanaugh. Newark. Time, 1:06.
Plunge for distance-Won by F. Fischer
Newark, 40 feet; second, w. Meek, Pater-
son; third. F.. Bennett. Newark.
16o-yard relay race-Won by the Newark
team, composed of Jordan. Wallace, Alver-
son and Smith. Time, LIE 20.
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SURE OF TIE;
CHANCE FOR
FIRST PRIZE
Newark BOwIers Wind Up
Interstate Campaign With
Clean Sweep.
TEAM STANDING.

If Newark is to be beaten out for the
championship in the National Interstate
League it would require an extra series
to do the trick. The chances are very
much in the locals favor. The Newark
bowlers rolled their last scheduled series
last night on the Oxford alleys and easilv
scored a clean sweep over Trenton. Had
Brooklyn lost a game in the series with
Elizabeth Johns men would have clincied
the championship. But the B~rooklynites
also scored a clean sweep. rolling 1,120 in
the final game, which is only three pins
shy of the record held by Newark. To
lie Newark for first money the Trolley
Dodgers would have to win three games
from Jersey City on the ~latter's alleys
on January II. New Brunswick landed
the odd from New York in the third series
rolled last night. The scores:
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PRIZE SHOOT SATURDAY

The Smith Gun Club will hold
us regular prize shoot Saturday after
noon. The event will be a ffty-hird
handicap. There will also be other sweep
sales events open to all. The following
officers were elected at the last meeting.
President, James F. Murphy; vice-presi-
dent, G. Cooper; financial secretary. Ed
ward Leslie; recording secretary. James
Shape: treasurer, Samuel Castle, jr.; cap
tain. Irwin Castle; lieutenant, Andrew
Lindley; scorer, Ed. Davis; steward. O..
Bedford; %storekeeper, William McMabon.
sergeant-at-arms. W. Williams; press com
mittee, Ed. Davis, f. Hagel and ]. Bloom
slime.
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MEDICAL.
Ely. cream balm has been tried ard

EIy's Cream Balm has been tried and
not found wanting in thousands OF
homes. 1t has won a place in the fam
lily medicine closet, where 1t is kept at
hand for use in treating cold in the
head just as SOC as some member Of
the household begins sneezing or SNUFF
fling. 1t gives immediate relief and a
day or two's treatment stops a cold
which might become chronic and run
into a bad case of catarrh. Price. soc.
If you prefer to use an atomizer, ask
for Liquid Cream Balm. 1t has all the
good qualities of the solid form OF this
remedy and will rid you of eatarrh or
hay fever. No cocaine to breed a dread
full habit. No mercury to dry out the
secretion. Price, 75c, with spraying
tube. All druggists, or mailed by Ely
Bros, Sc Warren Street. New York.
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Observation-Disclosures for Meese, Fish
for Warner, Veeder for Fish. Goals from
field-Ryan 6, Meese 4. Thompson 8, Halli-
day 6, Yeeder, Bowe 3, Dale. Girdans 4.
Goals from fouls-Ryan 8, Meese, BoweH2.
Referee-E. c. Stratton Time of halves
Twenty minutes.
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FIGHT GAME KNOCKED OUT.
Damper Thrown on Sport in Trenton
with Arrest of Pugilists.

TRENTON, Jan. 9,-The death knell OF
private fstic encounters in this vicinity
was sounded yesterday afternoon by the
arrest of Dick CARL and John Connolly,
principals in a private bout Of Monday
night; James Bound, the referee: James
Brady, timekeeper; Robert Schenck, man
ager Of Connolly, and Jack Mccarthy, the
Morrisville pugilist. who was a second for
CARL. All were allowed their freedom by
giving bail to the amount of $500 to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
Three private fights have been pulled of
within the city limits during the past
three weeks, and another was looked for
next Wednesday between Harry Berger
and Jack Mccarthy. The bouts are backed
by younger MEMBER OF the select set Of
Trenton society, and the boxers were .ic-
irving a neat sum Of money from the af-
fairs.
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ON DIxoN's ALLEYS.

Results in the Dixon tournament last
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EASY For SOUTH ORANGE.

The South Orange High Schools basket
ball five defeated the A1l-Intercollegiate
team by the overwhelming score OF 81 to
"a, in a contest decided at the M~aplewood
Sporting IL Hall, Maplewood, yesterday
afternoon.
When the first half ended the suburban
sohoolboys had accumulated 40 points &C
the visitors L.
Good work was dom by Gardner and
Becker, of the High School team, tho
former managing to cage the ball Oil ne
teen occasions. while Becker threw four
teen baskets. Jack Cort, of the nome
team, scored sixteen points. while O'Leary.
Of the All-Intercollegiates, shot accurately
eight times. The lineup;
SO. Orange H.. S. All-Iutereollegiatcs
Cort Kohler
Right forward.
0dfuIer JACKSON
Left forward
btSker ....~s.. 49, .'....-...-. ROacH
Centre.
Aliey O1effy
Right guard.
Left guard.
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ST. BENED1cr's TOURNAMENT.
0 P WINS T

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The 1000 point
49, billiard match between Willie Hoppe,
of Chicago, and A. G. Cutler, of Boston.
ended here last night with Hoppe an easy
winner. The latter made 400 points In the
night ran out his 400 points with Cutter
score for the game standing at 176. Cut
ler's total was 1900 points in the match,
which was for $500. The best run was 1859,
made by Hoppe.
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BOWLING AVERAGES OF
F0RESTERS OF AMERICA.

First place in the standing Of the Forest
ers OF America tournament is now held by
the Newark A team, which has won sew
enteen games and lost but one. The B
team, of Court Newark, is second in line,
two games behind their brethren. Steiner,
of the Newark A quintet, leads in the in
average list. with a mark OF 1873.
Tielseh, of the Amperes, is second; j. A.
Meyer, Of Newark A, third, and Solomon,
of the same team, fourth. The latter holds
the high individual score record, GAG. The
standing of the teams to date and the indi-
Nidnal averages of 1n or hefter fnllnW.
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MEETS ITS
WATERLOO
Collegiate Hockey
Team Defeated by Dart.
mouth 10 Fast Game.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Princetenss hockey
team, the champion collegiate team OF last
season, met it's Waterloo last night at the
st. Nicholas Rink. In one Of the fastest
and c~leanest games played this season,
Dartmouth defeated the Jersey college
boys by a score of 3 goals to ..
The playing of two men on each side
was in marked contrast to that Of the
others. Foote and Blanpied, for Dart
mouth, and Osborne and Peacock, for
Princeton. played brilliantly throughout
and placed themselves In a class with the
best players in the country. Peacock and
Blanpied were the goal-keepers, and their
work in that position prevented the score
from running into double figures.
Foote and Osborne were the stars Of the
line. Each did all the scoring for his side,
and displayed great knowledge of the in
tricate points of the game.
Two minutes after play began Foote
cleverly drew the puck from a mass OF
legs and sticks in a scrimmage and tailed
the first goal. Then for twelve minutes
first Foote and then Osborne would dribble
the puck to their opponents cage and
shoot directly at it. but the sticks, hands
and feet Of the goalkeepers were Invariably
In the way, and the puck returned before
IL entered the cage.
Then Foote, after drlbbling The rubber
disc the entire length of the ice past his
opponents, used strategy with good results.
When he reached Princeton's cage lie
zig-zagged the puck to and fro in front OF
Peacock. and when the latter was out OF
range shot from a difficult angle and
scored the second goal for his side. The
first half ended with the score 2 10 0 IN
favor of Dartmouth.
Osborne tailed the first goal for the
champions five minutes after play began
in the second half, and a minute later
Foote duplicated his feat Of the first half
and again scored for Dartmouth. Osborne
shot the last goal from the ten-yard mark
a few minuteA before the game ended.
Dartmouth showed the good effects Of
having had much practise. The lineup.
Princeton. Dartmouth.
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SECOND TEAM DEFEATED.

Newark High Schools second basketball
team was defeated yesterday afternoon III
Harrison by W Harrison High School live
by Il score OF = to q. After leading at the
end Of the first period by eight points, they
were finally beaten by a four-point margin.
The first half was fast and exciting, the
Newark High .cubs" playing clean and
Chandler was especially noticeable, The
playing of Beigner and McLardy for the
Harrison High School team was a feature.
The lineup and score;
Newark II. S. I'd. Harrison II. S.
Curtis. Ceres ......... Beigner, McLardy
Forwards.
Lyons NV
Centre.
Baldwin. Chandler 500. .Morchet Gemmel
Guard
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PASSAIC HEARD
FROM IN THE
ATHLETIC
Newark Bay and
Forces Later Out of
Tie for Lead.

Newark Bay bowlers were forced out of
the tie for first place in the Athletic
League last night by losing two out of
three games to the Passaic Tub on the
latter's alleys. The yachtsmen bowled in
good form but Passaic went them still
better, putting up totals of 936 and 92S in
the first two games. New York and
Elizabeth now share the leading honors.
The race is a close one. however, Roseville,
Newark Bay and Jersey City. which are
tied for third position. being only a game
behind the leaders. The scores:
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T~AILENDERs CLASH.
Hill Takes Two Games from
indians in Newark League.

Forest Hill and the Republican Indian
League bowlers, who have been fighting
to dodge last place in the Newark League,
had a session last night in the Indians
wigwam. The Killers managed to get
away with two out of three games, leaving
the teams tied for the tail-end berth. The
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otals ...734 81 7SSI Totals ...644 6
B0YDEN TEAM FoRFEITS.

The Seth Boyden team forfeited a series
to the Woodside bowlers in the Royal
Arcanum League last night on the Iro-
quois' alleys. Scores:
Woodside-Hannay, 96, 165, 155; Baker,
134, 141, III: H. Keay, 143, 146. 1873; H
Ennis, lag, ITO, 112; j. Ennis, 1876, 131, 152.
Totals, 654, 693, 723.
Seth Boyden-Forfeited.
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REIss BOWLS ass SCORE.

A score Of 2S9 and an average of 229.2
was rolled by Reiss, of the Northern team,
in the Masonic League series against the
Schiller bowlers on the Montgomery alleys
last night. The Schilers won two out Of
three games. Scores:
S0IJTTT L,f, NrnnUrrrnAr
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...ss9 92S sTsi Totals ...SS2
ODD FOR ORANGE TEAM

The German Savings team, which is
trailing the field in the Bank Clerks
League. got away with one game Of three
in the series with Orange last night on
the Tuxedo alleys:
A ~ Z
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coNLoN BEsrs MURPHY.

PEORIA, ILL.,. Jan. 9.-John Conlon, OF
Chicago. last night won the decision over
kid Murphy, of New York, in the tenth
round of a fight for the bantam-weight
championship.
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NEW JERSEY NATIONAL.

The Owls won a pair Of games in the
New Jersey National Tournament on the
Tuxedo alleys last night, beating Enter
prise in the opening session, 1,061 to 1,019.
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ANOTHER FOR TURNER'S.
Easily Dispose of Company K Basket
ball Team, AZ to II.

The National Turn Verein Junior quintet
scored an easy victory over the Company
X team, of the Fourth Regiment, of Jersey
City, at the National Turn Hall last night,
the score being As to IL. The score at the
end of the first half was % to . in favor
of the home team.
AT the start OF the second period the
Turner's worked in earnest for a while,
and scored baskets with regularity. They
soon got back to their practise in passing.
however, and devoted much attention 20
the spectators so much. The teams lined
up as follows:
National Turner'S. Company K.
Drifting, Inderweiss -. lass, Genecc'
Forwards.
Hazzah Luodemah
Centre.
Donovan, Wagner. 49,. Thompson, Miller
Guards.
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Scofe-Dartmouth 3, Princeton 2. Goals
Foote 8, Osborne 2. Referee-Mr. Castle
man. New York A. c. Assistant referee
Mr.. Harmon, Hockey Gu of New York.
Goal umplres-Mr. Arnstein, Dartmouth.
Mr.. Leake, Princeton. Time of halves
Twenty minutes.
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...7Os s55 676l Totals ISL
CHURCH LEAGUE SCORES.

In the Church League competition on
the Eureka alleys last night the Moth
Reformed team won three close gaines
from South Park, and Dashiel scored a
triple victory over Trinity Reformed.
Scores.
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Totals ....S54 S44 ss2
Totals ...94S 9S6 s47
{ BfOOkIyn-
RROOKIYN
Totals .1o4o s51 1920
Totals ....S67 S4s 9S6
At c Brunswick
CLEAN SWEEPS RECORDED.

Clean sweeps were the order in the Jr.
O., u. A. M. League last night on the En-
pire allays. The results had no important
effeot on the standing. Scores:
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PPofection~c. Mepreli Lo is, f i5 'o f5S % van an
Duyne. 17S, 16S. 173; F. Merrell, 1876, 1888,
$50; ,Trimpi, 1877 172. 1e7; Van Ness, 2O8,
Granite-Fritsch, Isl, 10, 1874; Campbell,
1903. 143. 1S7; totals, 260, 1853, 331.
Clinton-Coleman, 125. 142, 200: Black, 1911.
l6l, ia; Frost, 146, 1875, 1853; Holbrook, $50,
163, Isl.
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WINS AT BASKETBALL.
Princeton swamps New York University
Five, the Count Being A to Is.

PRINCETON. Jan. s.-The Tiger basket
ball team swamped the New York Uni
versity five here yesterday by the score
of A to IS. At no time was the Princeton
victory in doubt. The home team rolled
up 30 points to the visitors s in the first
half. In the second half substitutes re-
lieyed three of the Princeton regulars. and
the New York team got ten more talies.
The features were the smooth team work
of the Tigers and the accurate shooting OF
Ryan. Captain Bowe, of the visitors, play
ed a good game, scoring a sensational
o~ne-handed goal from the middle Of the
floor. The lineup:
Princeton ~ v TIniversitv
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IN THE

South Orange, at home last night. won
the odd game from Orange Valley in the
League by the following
scores:
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ODD SCORES.

Only two matches were rolled in the
Odd Fellows League last night on the
Tuxedo alleys. Golden Rule forfeited to
Clinton. Scores:
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BAY VIEWS COMPETITION.


A series in the Bay View Wheelmen's
house tournament was bowled last night
with the following results:
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SOUTH ENDS DROP TWO.

The South End bowlers dropped two
games in the South Side Tournament on
Kistner's alleys last night. LeGlise won
a double header: Scores:
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Silent Five. Z. Final s~core-Spartans, 81;
Silent Five, IS. Field goals-Ter Nicer. 10;
Brown, 8, Long, 6; Mooney, j. Herbst, a:
II. Herbst. 8; ]. Aaron, 8; p. Winters, 81;
w. Waterbury. 2. Free throws-J. Herbst,
8. Time Of halves-Twenty minutes each
Referee-LaRue, OF Spartans. Umpire
LaRue, of Spartans.