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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Bankers Severely Punished For En-
p|oying Irregular Methods.
THREE OFFICIALS GET FIVE YEARS
Ct Funds Was the
Charge Upon Which Fjnaneiers
Were Convicted In United States
court-Others Also Sentenced.

PETTSBCRG. Jan. 16.-In the Unit
ed States District Court today three
bankers and a business man were
sentenced in connection with the ir-
regular banking methods: a fourth
l,nker failed to put in an appearance
and will be sentenced next Saturday,
ard the passing OF sentence on fifth
banker was D. stpoued until the NAV
term of court owing 70 his poor phE-
steal condition Sentences were pro-
nounced by Judge James 5. Young
as follows:
william G. Mckee. vice president
Of the Farmers National Bank o!
EmIenton Pa. ard a director Of the
First National Bank of Clintonvilie.
Pa. convicted of nfsapplication OF
funds. five years in the penitentiary.
John NJ. Mckee. brother Of William
G. Mckee. president CT the First Ma
tio1aI Bank Of Clintonville. Pa. con
victcd Of misapplication of funds. five
years in the penitentiary.
So, Of Cashier Pleads Guilty.
Harry s. Mckee. son OF John NJ
cashicf Of the same bank. pleaded
guilty TO abstraction Of funds and
making false entries: unable 70 he
present today. and VIII be sentenced
next Saturday
Charles f. Miller cashier Of the
Farmers and Merchants National
Rank OF ". p;easant. Pa. convicted
~ misapplication Of funds. FIVE years
IN tho penitentiary.
r II Stei1man OF NJ. Pleasant.
prcsid"rr of the Eina Lunber Com
many. convicted r aiding and abefting
in the interpolation of funds Of n"
N; Pleasant Farmers and Mer,
chants National Bark. FIVE years in
the pc1itontisry.
r X. Hiss"m. prcsi!en; OF thn
Farmers. and Merchants National
Rank If Vt Pleasant, convi"ted of
aid,ny and a',etting in the missppl'.
cation cf furds Sentence was posi-
poned until tho Nav term q court
on Uissem owing TO his advanced
arc and poor health. Hissem is 81
Years oil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Takes Jury Not Quite Five Minutes
10 Find White Girls Black
AssaDant Guilty.
VICTIM TELLS STORY OF CRIME
Court Room Was Cleared Meanwhile to
Spare Feelings Of Young Lady and
Her Relatives-Prisoner Pleaded
mot Guiity"-February 10 Fixed
Tor Execution. :,
Especial to the Daily Prcss)

Especial to the Daily Prcss).
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. l6.-Within
less than week from the time he
committed his crime. Charles Gilles-
pie. the negro. who last Sunday
morning attacked Miss Marie Stumpf.
nineteen years old. the daughter OF
f. A. Stumpr, a prominent brewer.
while the Yong lady was OIL her
way to early mass at the Catholic.
cathedral. was found guilty OF at
tempted criminal assault by the jury
sitting in the hastings court, after a
session lasting all day. during which
more than two score witnesses. In
GLIDING the young woman. were, exam-s
ined.
Jury Out Five Minutes.
The jury was out less than flvo
minutes The negro heard the SEN
tence OF death pronounced. upon him
by the court with the same sfolid
air which he has maintained since
his capture and Incarceration. Gil
lespie being without funds. the court
appointed an attorney-Col. N. l..
Spottswood. formerly commonwealth
attorney. to defend him. The testi-
mony OF Miss Stumpf alone created
sumcient effect upon the Jury to In
sure a conviction!
To Die on February u.
Sentence was passed Immediately.
the negro being condemned to die
! IN the electric chair on February Is.
thirty-six days from the date OF the
commission Of the crime.
Court Room Cleared.
The court room was ordered clear
cd OF spectators and only the Judge,
jury. court clerk. commonwealth at
torney and police guarding the pris-
oner heard the story Of the crime re-
lated by the witnesses. Judge Witt
desired to spare the feelings of Miss
Stumpf and her relatives end friends
as far as possible. Even the hw-
yers and newspaper men were ex-
cluded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
District Attorney Expects in a Few
Days to Ask Court to
Set q Date.
THORNTON HAMS HAS NO REGRETS
Admits That He Would Repeat For
rner Action II His Other Brother
Got Into Trouble and Needed rs
Protection-Wssn't Worried On
Crucia! Night.
nv Associated PreSS).


NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-District At
torney Frederick c. Dewitt, successor
of Ira c. Darrin. in Queens county.
said today that Captain Peter c.
Hams would not be called for trial
before next March On the charge Of
killing William r. Annis in Bays.de
last summer for which he is under
Indictment
Captain Hams brother. Thornton J.
Hams. was acquitted by jury yester-
day of completely in the killing OF
ArniS.
NJ, Dewitt expects in few days
to ask the court to set date for
the trial and order the drawing of
the jury panel.
Mr.. Dewitt refused to discuss a re-
port that commission will be APP
pointed to inquire into the sanity OF
Captain Hams.
Thornton Has No Regrets.
Thornton Hams was quoted today
as saying that "he would willingly
do 1t over again.
IF my brother. the major here. got
into trouble and needed me for pro-
lection. Id do the same thing" Hams
is said to have added.
Hams was asked whether, after he
had twice been tried on a charge OF
murder, he would continue to carry a
revolver.
Certainly I'll carry a gun" he an
swered "A man can't tell when he
might have to use it,
All In the Drawing.
Being on trial for your life" he
added. lis like game Of poker. The
accused goes in holding a pair OF
deuces and the prosecutor holds three
aces. 1T is all in the drawing. l have
been asked If the night before last,
while the jury was out. was not the
worst ! ever spent. II was not by
any means have had nights on
shipbcard that were much more
merve-racking. wasn't worried that
night about the jury. Quite early
got word from policeman who stood
in the jury room window that the
jury stood nine to three in my favor
But l wouldn't have given a nickie
for my chances when the jury went
out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
ILLEGAL NATURALIZATION.
Retired Steamboat Man Forced to
Give Up Bogus Citizenship Papers.
GBv Associated Prese),

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 1S.-United
States District Attorney Lewis and
Assistant District Attorney Talley.
both Of Richmond. and OF the Eastern
district in the Federal court. today
began proceedings for the revocation
of the naturalization papers Of Cap
tain ]. W. Bennett. wealthy retired
steamboat man who Is alleged to
have Illegally secured the papers in
the Corporation Court of Norfolk in
1855.
Bennett in sworn afiiavit admit
ted the allegations and voluntarily
surrendered the papers
He is a native Of Canada and is an
alien again until ne cen secure new
papers. which he will try to do.
He recently made application to the
state department for a passport. as
he was going abroad
An Investigation OF the naturaliza-
lion papers followed
Bennett has resided here many
years and was cree the proprietor o:
the Bennett North Carolina Lines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Boy Slayer Acquitted.
(Rv Associated PreSS.o

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 16.-Lrther
Andrews, II wears old. was acquitted
today in the Norfolk county Circuit
Court Of the charge Of numbering
Elizabeth X. Merrick. aged II years.
He accidentaliv shot her with 4
shot gun tina, he supposed was UNI
lC AIDED.
The tragedy occurred December II.
me bow was held because nc sad:
II am going TO shoot yon," and lev
elled the gun and fired.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Steamship Line Liberal.
(Ry Associated Press. }

NEW YORK. Jan. ps
of the several lines plying between
New York and Savannah were placed
at the disp. sal of Italian earthqnak"
sufferers by c. Horton. passenger
ira tfic manager of the lines.
The Cffer is in conjunction with
that made by the Duke Pompeo I.itta
to provide Florida farms for 800"
survivors and Italians accepting that
oppc rtuuitv will be carried to Savan-
nah
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
SIX NEWSPAPER men
SUMMONED TO APPEAR
Must Face Federal Grand JurieS
and Subslantiate Writings
Upon Panama Canal.
Kew YORK WORLD MEN INCLUDED
Also One from New York Sun. An
other from Brooklyn Eagle and Still
Another from Indianapolis News
Action as No Precedent-Puiitzer
Probably Main Defendant.
tBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. y. c.. ian. It
Six Washington correspondents on'
Of town papers snd local ne"Shoy
today received SubpccnaS to appear
mex, week l.'forc Federal grand jur-
les and give testimony. pr"sumahl'
in connection with statements appear
ny in their Iub ica;ions bearing upon
the larana canal purchase.
SO far as il has been pOssihl" to
ascertain. the following were the only
ones cited:
Otto Carmichael. Charles II. Alh"r'
ard F.. Jesse Conway Of I'll" New
York W-rld stan: James HornaiaH'
Indianapolis News; Jeremiah Mat
ihews. New York sun: Harris VI,
CrisI. Brooklyn Eag,r: and William
Smith. a ncwsbov Of Washington ell
gagged in selling New York papers.
With the exception of Mr.. Christ
who is commanded to 60 to New
York and rresen, himself Monday
morning before the grand jury OF the
circui, court for the southern dis'rlc'.
the parties are directed to appear
before the federal grand jury OF the
District Ct Columbia Tuesday mora
ing next.
Instructed to Produce Files.
The World staff also were directed
to bring with them files Of the paper
for September. October. November
and December 1905. m the case 0i
the United States VS.. the Press PUP
fishing Company. publishers CT thP
New York World All Ct the parties
when interviewed declared that they
were wholly ignorant OF the nature
Of the case regarding which they are
called upon to testify.
There is no doubt here that The
scbpoenas eli have to do with a sui
for libel which it is relieved has beer
brought by the government IN Ne"
York against the World.
The publishers Of the World and ol
the Indianapolis News. Joseph Pullt
ger ana Delavan Smith. respectively
were severely denounced by the Pres
ident in a letter dated Decembe'
Ii st. to Wl.lam Dudly Foulke.
Forecast In specia! Message.
In his special message to Congress!
of December l.. regarding 'h'
charges CT corruption. BY or on be
half of the government. in the matte
of the canal purchase. the Presiden
announced that the attorney genera
had under consideration the form ',
which proceedings for libel agalns
Mr.. Pulitzer should be brought.
Never before has such action a:
the United Stataes gCvednment suin:
for criminal libel been taken.
The President. in his message. Va
most emphatic in saving thar it ma
not been left TO a private citizen t.
! enter the suit. and he was particula
| TO state that he did no; believe w
! should concern ourselves with IN
! particular individuals who wrote tn
living ard l:bellous editorials. article
! from correspondence. Pulitzer. edito
and proprietor Of the World.
i II therefor. is inferred 'hst til
correspondence were summoned a
W theses and rot with the ultimat'
idea Of making them co-deferdauts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
VESSELS LYING IDLE.
Inactivity in coai-carry'ns Trade
Lays Up Coasters.
nv ASSorjatad preSS1

PORTLAND. ME-. Jan. l6,-As a
result Of the inactivity Of the Goa!
carrying trade by water. there is an
unusually large number OF big coast
ing vessels lyirg idle here and az
other harbors along the coast.
AT this port about twenty Of the
scbooners engaged in this trade are
lying At anchor or tied up at the
wharves, including the six stickers
Alice VI Lawrf nee and Ruth r. Mer'
ri!l and The new six master Edward
y. Winslow. which has made but On"
Goa! trip since sh. was launched.
The same situation prevails at l'os,
ton where several large schooner;
are anchored waiting to be chartered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
MIGHT Have Been Blanks

HtNl}IRG, Jan. 1.-THE Wo"T-
man Line, whose steamers Maria
Woorman and Henrietta WO0rman
ar" reported to have been fired on
off the Liberian coast issued state
ment today in which it declared there
is no question OF a "bembardment.
|, SAYS the vessels were only detain'
ed several hours.
In another quarter ii was declare"
the vessels had been fired On. but no'
damaged. II was an open question:
whether blank charges or shells had
been used by the Lark.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Women's Welfare Department.
by Associateo Press.1

PH!LADE1.PHIA. FA-. Jan. 10
Prominent women Of this city met
Yesterday at the residence of Mrs.
Horace Rrock TO plan the oryanizs-
zion al Pennsylvania I':Tch Of the
Women's Welfare Jcpa-tm, of the
rational organ.zs:i1u
Among III So present. .ere Mrs.
Samuel Spencer. Washington. and
Mrs. ~ Frank Mchanc. North Caro-
lima
The object Of the organization is 10
interest the women Of power and in
Hucncc Of high socia! and financial
standing in the welfare Of the women
employed In mills am factories"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
ENORMOUS BARGE.

Standard Oil Has In Navahoe q
Worlds Record Breaker.
(By Associated Press).
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. Is. -
Standard Oil Company's barge Nava-
hce. the largest vessel OF its kind
in the world, has arrived here in tow
from London and will load $3.50. 900
gallons Of oil for Europe.
This will be one Of the largest sir.
gle shipments ever sent from here.
The vessel Is $50 feet long and has
six masts. Of which the foremost acts
as a funnel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
STILL UNSETTLED.
President Considering Several Names
for Federal judiciary Vacancy.
IN. ascociared prcss)

WASHINGTCN. n. c. Ian. 1S.-Af
the White House yesterday II vas
stated that the PresideT' Is CONSIDER
ing rho n7mcs of several mon whi@h
have rCcn presented ~ him bPfcr"
sending 10 tho Senate IN" nomination
FOR FderaI iudgo Of III" Eastern dis
trio, Of North Carolina.
No action will be taken OIL the ma
tor until Monday or Tuesday.
u WIS expected thu: the President
wcuId send tho nomination Il VI. =
Scawcll. Of Carthage. " G.. 10 III"
Scnaie on THURSDAY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Proposed Cotton Statistics,
lRx Associated, pressl.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Jan. Is.-
The collection and publication by the
directors Of the census Of stattsttcs
Of stocks Of !aIed cotton in the Unit
cd Statsss 10 be summrizei as Of
November /. December !. January !
ard March I. in additioBt o the cot
ton reports is proposed In a JOINT res
olutiCn presented In the House today
hy Representative Lever. Of South
Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
BRIDGE CONTRACT LET.
Company VIII Build Five
Mile Long Structure.
IBy Assoc .ated PreSSl.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. l6.-The re-
ceivcrs for the Norfolk L. Southern
Railway have let the contract TO the
Mclean Company for the completion
of the five-mile bridge Of the road
across Als"marle sound.
The bridge will cost million DOL
lars.
Work was stepped OH t when IN"
road went into the hands OF receivers.
The bridge will be completed by the
first Of next year.
1t will take the place OF the Ferry
between Edenton and Mackips Ferry.
and save passenger trains on" ana
one half hours III crossing the sounc
ana freight trains six hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
GARRETT MAY SUCCEED.
Sea5eard Railroad OFFICIAL May Take
Place o. Judson Harmon.
(By Associated PTessD

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. "a report
is current in ~ rfolk tonight 'ha; W.
A. Garrett. chief cXecuti'e officer OF
he Seaboard AT Line Railroad re-
ccivers. will succeed Ju3son Harmon.
res ened. as cr-recciver of the Gin
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail
read
Nr. Garrett j. ont Il the city and
could ret /" $. "n tonight. Tn" re-
ceivcrs of TIC S"a;'oard Air Line de-
clare thcv hav" TO int.ma'iu that
Mr. Garrett proposes 10 leave their
EorviCc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
CUARRELED OVER GUN.
Railroad Agent Then Shot and Killed
Young Georgian.
m, Assnciofa., prpaA1

PINE BLOOM, GA, Jan. 1G.-Mar-
vim Corbc,t. agci -. was shot and
killed here Yesterday by Elisha
Moore agent of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway Both men ar" promi-
nen;ly connected and have families.
The m"I quarreled over the accuse
ton brought by the railway agent
that Corhett used the formers shot
3un Oh a hunting trip without per
mission
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Also That Of American Diplomatic
Officials wife Unearthcd.
WERE FOUND LYING SIDE BY SIDE
Were Killed In Earthquake at Mes
sina-coupIe Probably Asleep When
Death Csme-Recovered by Sailors
from American eattIeship.
(By Associated Press.)

MESSINA. Jan. l6.-After lying
buried in the ruins Of the consulate
at Messina fer eighteen days the
bodies CT Arthur =. Cheney. the Amer
lean consul, and his wife were recov-
cred at /: O'Clock this afternoon by
detachmen, of sailors from the bat
tleship Illinois.
TIL. bodies were recovered in what
evidently he'd been the bedroom OF
the tneneys.
They were found lying SIDE by side
Mr. Cheney was identified by
sigh, physical deformity. while the
BODY OF his wife was recognized by
a locket and a wedding ring.
There is reason to believe tina,
death overlook the unfortunate couple
while they were asleep.
Bodies On American Ship.
As son as they were unearthei the
Lodics were placed in cosfins and CON
vcyed ai'pard the supply ship Cuigoa.
witch left here at orce for Naples.
Major Landis. the American mil
fary attachr 4; Rome. who has been
supeTintendiug the work Of cxcavatinC
IN" ruins sent wireless despatch
70 the American consul Mt Naples
asking this rficial 10 obtain permits
sion Of Tho local authorities 20 send
the remains 10 Hartford Conn. on
tho first available steamer
The cask"ts containing the bodies
Ct The consul and his wife were seal
I'd AID then wrapped. each in an
American flag. after which American
sailors carried hem down TO the wa
srfroat
All Pad Respect
As they made their way through
he ruinc.I streets Italian soldiers and
. sailors ssir'rd ard the people took
oT their hats
Arrive At Naples.
, NAPLES. Jan 1.-THE American
suppiv shin Culgna With the bodies 81
Arthur 8. Cheney and his wife aboard
arrived here this morning frtm Mes
ma.
Major lands. who was IN charge
~ the bodies 81 once came ashore
ard through the American consulate
comric'ci arrangements IN have the
two bcdirs embarked On the steamer
vrn"zncia Of the Fat-r line 10 leave
this evening for New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
PAGER from Pine StUmps.
(By Associated PressD

GAINESVILLE. FLA. Ian. is-
EngIish and eastern capitalists have
rought a site here and will invest 81.
noe 900 in mills for the manufacture
q, pap-r from the h,-e obtained from
Pine stumps. Which csn be obtained
IN the immediate vicinity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
To Prohibit Liquor Making.
Try Associated PresS.l

NASHVILLE, TENN. Jan. 10
The bill prohibiting the making OF H.
quors in the state came up for its
final reading in the Senate yesterday.
but after several amendments were
{ ffered, it was allowed to go over as
a special order for Tuesday.
A bill was introduced in the House
TO prohibit. the sale of certain soft
drinks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
News to Baron Rosen.
m, hcsnciatpA prpHS

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jan. 10
baron Roscn. the Russian ambassa-
dor. when shown the despatch from
81. Petersburg containing the rnmor
tina, he was to go to Rome. state!
that II was the first he had heard
Of any such change.
When asked as to the possibility
of such a transfer. he said:
1T Ii nclhing but rumor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Iron Mills to Rescue.
Nv the Associated Press.1

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 1s-John r.
Newton. vice president Of the virgi-
mia Ircn. Coal & Coke Company yes
ierdsy sad that the Crescent Iron
Rolling Mills at Bristol, Va. which
have been shgr down SIX weeks. VII
resume active operations next Mon
day
The plant employs zoo Ben.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Contract for Rolling stock.
nv Associ.'ed Press

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 1s.Th" -
cciyers 81 tire Seaboard Air Line rail-
road in Norfolk today awarded con-
tracts for rolling stock aggrcsa'iHr
about 5000. 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
NOT SURE WHETHER BLANKS
OR REAL SHELLS WERE USED
Report That German Merchant Ships
Were Fired On BY C'berian
Customs Guntoat.
(By Associated PrCsS).

EERLI\. Jan. IL The foreign Oh
fic" has received n confirmation
concerning respected 'homhar"'
mcnt' Of German vessel or vessels
Nv the Liherian customs gunhoa'
Lark, off the Libcrinn coast. reported
yesterday in deS. a'cA rom k"ha-
kav, French Guinea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Tunnel Workers Meet.
~, assoc.aseo PrO.s

LYNCHBURG. VA Jan Is.-The
Two forces IN the Southern tunnel
here met tonight. the calculaticas q
the engineers being exact- snhosGA
the tunneI Is Q quarter of . nile n
length AMI on q slight curve.
The work has been under vey ooafs
IL 10 nosths.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
TREATY SIGNED.
Arb trston Cocverticn Between
United States ard Hungry Completes

WASHINGTON. D G.. Ian. Is
With tho signing o! an arbitration
treaty bctwcrn the United States and
Aust ria Hungary at the state depart.
mont ycs;cr lay afternoon. conventions
Of that char-c'or with more han
twenty natiors 81 tn" world have
boon agreed to.
TT. treaty now goes to tho Senate
for ratification.
Secrr'ary Rot also signed an CT
tradition treaty with Honduras
Omcials Of tho state department Dc.
cline 10 soy whether the treaty Is
retroactive
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
DEAD IN TUe.
Heart Failure Strikes Wealthy Man;
Body Cooks In Bath.
(By Associated PrO1al

DENVER. COLO, Jan. 16.-Johb C..
Beatty, aged 65 wears Of Mount Yer
non. y. Y. said 10 he a wealthy land
owner. was found dead in q bath tub
into which hot water was running
yesterday.
II is thought he was stricken with
heart failure while in the bat tub.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
the WRAThRR

Snow or rain Sunday. proba.
bly, followed by fair; Monday
partly cloudy, fresh east winds
becoming variable.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-30
ASSOCIATION FIVE EASILY
DEFEATS FAST IDAHO "PREPS'

Y. NJ. C. A., SO; Idaho Props, 81.
Captain Uzzell's clever Associa-
ton five broke the winning streak
of the Idaho Props last night at
the local Y. NJ. c. A., and added
another victory to their unbroken
chain, grabbing the long end of the
score in q game which was by far
the most exciting and sensational
seen in Spokane this season.
With the score even, 14-14, at
the end of the first half, the locals
went after the Idahoans in such
fashion that even Coach Van
Cook, who is a stickler after the
fine points of the game, was forced
to concede that his crew showed
some class" The Idaho guards
weakened perceptibly in the last
half, allowing their foe easy
chances at the basket repeatedly,
and, needless to say, the Associa-
ton forwards took advantage of
their opportunities.
The lineup and score:
y. NJ. G. A. Idaho
UzZeli Dykes
Forward
JOHNSON ......,........ rate
Center
Brain Cooper
Guard
Abrams ............... Pat Reilly
Guard
Goals-Uzzell 5, Brain 4, Johnson