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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21
DICKERSON VIII,
FIGHT TO BLOCK SCHEME

: tor to act as nurse for Mr. Uofer wh1
, has been very i'll with rheumatism at
his hope in this city.
The other arrest was made this
morning at the Springs by Sheriff
Regan. The man arrested gave his
name as w. r. Phelps. and he is
charged with robbing one Barry of a
sum OF money last night at the Car
son Exchange. where the men were
sleeping. AS in the former case the
goods were found on the arrested
man and he will stand a small chance
of clearing himself.
1t appears from what can be learn
ed of the case that Barry met Phelps
in California. The two men became
friends and Barry invited him to
join him in a couple of months fish
ing trip to Lake Tahoe The offer
was accepted and the men arrived in
this city couple of days ago on their
way to Rijou.
Last evening the men retired to
their room as usual but when Barry
1wokc this morning he found his
partner gone and the pillow case slit
open and that he was short nearly
500 in coin and check to the
amount of $o2 Other checks remain !
ed. only the coin and the one check !
having been appropriated.
The officers were Immediately not
flied and they found that Phelps had !
been spending money with free |
hand. He was traced to the springs
where he was enjoying bath with !
wo female companions of the under
world by Sheriff Regan and placed !
,nder arrest by Sheriff Regan When
,earched the missing check and a par:
IF the money was found on his per
son.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21
REPORT OF RECEIVER
is HEARD IN COURT TODAY
THEFTS REPORTED; THIEVES
ARE SOON UNDER ARREST
Two Men Arrested in Twenty-Four Hours
And Charged With Robberies
In This City

The local officers made two arrests
during the past "a hours, and in both
cases robbery has been charged.
Last night word was sent to the
Sheritf's office that James Sims, who
has been acting as nurse for I. r.
HOfer had stolen diamond solitaire
ring from the residence of Mr.. Hotter
and was intending to leave the city
on the evening train. The first word
OF the theft was phOned to Theo. Ho-I
fer when the loss was discovered andE
he proceeded to the train. Upon ar-I
irving there he found that Sims ha,,
employed an Indian boy to place his
grip on the train and that the desired
tormer nurse was hiding back of 4
tree near Eli Barklcy's saloon. Al
officer took him in charge and upon
arriving at the Sheriff's Office ins
formed him of the charge i,
Sims fatty stated that he had uo-
thing to do with the missing ring.
That he had last visited the Hofer
residence to draw his pay as a nurse
and intended leaving for Reno on the
evening train which was late owing
to no connections at Mound HOUSE.
Tie was questioned and told to dis.
gosge and he might have chance OF
getting off lightly for his offense !
He pleaded ignorance of the affair |
and then warrant was sworn ont |
charging him with robbery. He was |
stripped and the missing diamond
was found in his pocket book WITH
lot of other odds and ends.
The ring was identified and is now !
being held as evidence against him b,
he officers and the District Attorney
Sims arrived in this city about
threc weeks ago. having been sent !
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21
Entire Change
Park Theater

There will be an entire change Of
pictures. iour reels and songs, as fol
lows at the Park Theater to-night:
Five new reels OF moving pictures
and two illustrated SOnGs "'c on the
program for to night and they are all
good. and you cannot we'll afford to
miss this treat.
.\mong the moving pictures are the
following:
Before the Mast,
An Easy Job,
In Hot Water,
Faust. from the celebrated opera,
ana several others.
This popular little playhouse CON
tinues to draw crowded house
every night and all go away more
than pleased with the performance.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21

An important and interesting scss
ion OF the Distisct Court was hcl;
III this city today and the courtroom
was crowded by people intcrcstc,
i'll the reccivcrship OF the State BanI
and Trust Company. Today wa,
the day set for the hearing OF the re
port Of the receiver OF the bank and
for the filing OF objections to its re
ception.
Attorneys Roberts and Sanford
and Attorney Alling represented a
number of the dcpositors OF the bank
and filed general objection to the
report, citing that it had not been
sworn to as to its correctness and
further filing objections on the
ground that the Courts orders had
not been fully carried into effect
Objection was also made to the item
OF the report giving an itcmizcd cx
pensc OF some $500 and carried III
the report as miscellaneous expenses
Both Mr.. Wildcs and Mr.. Mack
offered to go on the stand and take
oath as to the correctness OF the
report but the court desired that
specific objections to the report be
filed instead OF general objections as
had been done by the attorneys rep
rcscnting number OF the depoSi-
tors and declared a recess for 10
minutes to allow the attorneys To-
prepare and file their specific "bjec
tionS
Upon rcconvcning OF court the at
torneyS presented their objections
and Judge Mack proceeded with the
reading OF the report which Is ono
Of the most lengthy documents that
has been fled in the case, reQuir
ing couple Of hours for the read
ing OF the same. As has been stated
before in this paper the report covers
all the actions Of the Scccivcr from
the time that the took charge OF the
Institution to the time of the hllng oi
the report. In this document all eN-
pcnseS and disbursements were de
tailed as is also all the securities that
remain in the hands of the Receiver.
The report was listened to with IN
tcrest by the dcpoSitOrS ot the bank
and also bv the Court and the attor'
news present.
Specific Objections
After the recess of the court this
morning Attorneys Roberts and San
ford and Attorney Alling. represent
ing W, IT, James. J. II. James, Chas
Harrison and John Gcisc. dcpos,tors
in the State Bank < Trust Company.
filed their specific objectiooS as re
uucstcd by the Court. The cNcep-
tions cover four pages OF typewriter
copy and set forth eighteen obJec-
tipss why the report should not be
accepted and approved by the Court.
Among other things the attorneys
Tor the depo,itors object To- the ap-
proval of the report on the grounds
that incorrect charges have been
- made on the books OF the Receiver:
that the travelling expenses have been
charged in excess Of the actual
amount; that other excessive charges
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21
Objections are Raised to Its Accept
ance by Attorneys For Deposit
ors Who File Their Exceptions.
Hearing Will Probaly Occupy
Balance of Week

I are made in the report as filed with
! the Court; that according to the fig
| urcS OF the report several shortages
| occur in the amounts as specified
| therein: that the administration OF
| the reccivcrShip has been too cxpen-
~ivc in the amount of salary paid the
| receiver, employees salaries. court
costs. telephoning and tclcgraphirg.
supplies. etc. That there have been
items charged in the expense account
that are improper and unwarrantcd:
that wages OF attaches have been in
creased when there was no cause for
said increase; that the report aboundS
in errors and omissions: that the re
port contains ovcrchargcs in the mat
ter of disbursements: that the receipts
to the office of rcceivership during
the past seven months has not war
rantcd the expenditures: that the re
port fails to state the amount due to
Mack & Green for legal services, and
lastly that said report shows an inor-
dinate, cXtravigant unneCcSsa and
unwarranted expense has been incur
red by the receiver in the admins
tration of his trust to the diSadvant-
age. loss and prejudice of the credit
orS generally OF the insolvcnt insti,
tuition and Of these petitioners with
out due OF any authorization of law
ful warrant.
Mack on Stand.
After the reading Of the report
Attorney Roberts asked that Attor-
ncy Mack take the stand and testify
As 70 his part OF the report referring
to tie suits and cases that have bee,
brought for and against the State
Rank
Eacl case was taken up and the
question asked as to what labor had
been p,rformcd; the fee that the at
torney ,ad received etc. In each
case the witness answered that he
could no testify to any specific fee
charged or the individual cases
That the attorneys for the receiver
to date had received the sum of So.
500 for their services which was all
the money that had pccn rcceived
from any sources in connection with
the State Bank & Trust Company |
business.
In answer TO 4 question OF Mr. |
Roberts as to the amount OF money |
that the attorney for the receiver had |
earned to date Mr.. Mack replied that
his firm had earned in the ncighbor
hood OF $2O.OO0 for the services rem
dcrcd the receiver OF the bank
The word ncighborhood was dis
cuSScd with the idea OF obtaining the
exact amount that the attorneys will
demand. but at this junCturc the
Court stated that the question OF the
fee to be allowed the attorneys for
the receiver was not before the Court
il the dcpositorS wanted to ascer-
tain the amount they were at liberty
to petition the Court to order that
Mack & Green at later date bring
in their claim for services and at that
time the Court would consider the
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21

WANTED-Room and board for
gentleman and lady in private family
or two rooms for light housekeeping.
Address NJ. M. Van Fleet. City
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21

FOR SALE-A child's crib. enamel
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or so-cart. all in good condition.
iur sale cheap Inquire at this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-21

Best quality of lawn Grass and olo
yer seed in bulk at Kitzmeyer's Drug
Store, opposite Capitol.
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A good glass Of beer is always re-
Barkley's, opposite the
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
TO RACE VIRGINIA
Cornell Relay Team Entered
in 6. ". [. Meet.
PENNSYLVANIA STARS TO RUN
George Minds To Run in SPrints, Also
Herbert W. PHgntcr. Sensational
Team Races 10 he Exciting and
Evenly MatChed-List of Officials.

With the number Of relay teams enter
ing the George Washington meet on Feb
ruary 8. it begins TO look as though there
viii be more than enough excitement
provided All the different schools. clubs.
| and many Of the out-of-town colleges
are sending IN entries for relays TO be
matched
( Without question the banner event Of
the evening viii DE the race between
teams from Cornell University and the
] University Of Virginia. Virginia VIII send
/ two relay teams. the reserve team prob
/ ably being pit,ed against that Of Swarth-
more
in addition to these. Baltimore City
/ College. Western Maryland, Maryland
I Horticultural College. Johns Hopkins,
Western High School. Central. Business.
/ Washington School for Bows, and many
I of the District clubs have entered teams.
/ a great many stars viii compete in
/ the different events Pennsylvania will
send down George Minds, in the spirits.
Minds was placed in the Intercollegiate
Hast faH and is thought by many to be
this years collegiate champion. Burdick.
/ in the high jump. and BlakeIy, j the pole
,-s,,r- q-su a.romranv him IA from,
-esr psrrarr,arcez an trvaa r,,D sbo,,15
/ -lo,,. mn we'll
/ yfrrfnis viii enter Martin S+srto, aud
/ Holiday the mafnsravs NJ the team with
/ a long string Of sterling athletes. Her
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
No. s-cRAcK DISTRICT SCHOOL ATHLETIC STARS

Johnny the Georgetown baseball team
eighteen
weighs 155 pounds stands inches Lang
Falls hilltop
disposition
class. constantly winning laus his
athletics 'For years
baseball
fall
football through his efforts that
schedule Perhaps he his best
caliber
position
pitcher third
in qualities he
n
decided this
with leader the helm aud win
preparatory
hshcass athlete
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
NAVY QUINTET Wins
Georgetown Team Puts Up
Game Fight.
SCORE AT WIND UP. 81 to %
Big Crowd NJ Annapolis Witnesses
One of Hardest Fought Battles in
Recent Ncars-HiIltopPers Fight
Desperately To Stem Tide in Final
Period-Tyvo Points Difference.
Special TO The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. Jan. Georgetown
University tasted OF bitter defeat at the
hands OF the midshipmen in their annual
basketball game PLAYED here to-day.
Il was the hardest fought battle ever
witnessed on the Armory Court, and the
unusually large crowd of spectators was
kept keyed I'D TO a high pitch of enthusi-
assn, as the result was in doubt until the
last three minutes of play The final
score was Navy. Sc, Georgetown, >.
The teams were on edge for the FRAY
owing to the rivalry that has developed
between the two institutions in this
branch of sport.
After slightly oUtplaying the visitors in
the opening session. and leading in the
score by the narrow margin OF two points
The sailor lads went into the second witt
grim determination. and set such a fast
pace that the Washingtonians plainly
showed fatigue and three times were
forced 20 call for time To rest up.
Seeing the tide Of battle swinging
against them. Georgetown at times fought
with desperation. and as a result Of their
eagerness many fouls were credited
against them. I'VE OF the ofenses being
committed toward the end of the game
Georgetown at times showed form and
team work of the highest class.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
SMITH CHOSEN MANAGER.
RiyerdHIe Athletic Club 10 support
Track Team This Season.

HyattsviIIe Md. Jan. 22.-The Biverdale
Athletic Association has elected Harvey
Smith manager Of the track team, and
a call will be issued early next week for
candidates
The club viii add tennis to its list Of
outdoor sports, and courts will be laid
off as soon a. the weather breaks
The headquarters OF the club is at the
old Calvert Mansion. where gymnasium
equipment has been installed Il IS prob
able that Joseph Tanning, jra viii be
elected manager of tho baseball team.
Joe is a hustler and covers the initial
sack like a veteran Piozot VIII probably
90 the major part OF tho flinging the
coming season.
The Riverdale club expects TO be right
up among the leaders when the season
IN the Prince George County League
closes next fan.
The other clubs in this league will he
Laurel. Berwyn, Hyausville, Brentwood,
and LangdOn.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

as an added feature. an inter-fraternity
relay race has been arranged. Already
several men have appeared for track
work, and there is every indication of a
fast and exciting relay. Some Of the best
men in college will be seen on the diff
ferent teams. Manager Eaton viii offer
a good prize TO the winning fraternity.
Tomorrow, at G. II White & Co, the
prizes will be on exhibition. and next
week. Berry & Whitmore promise an
attractive display Of the medals and
prizes.
The Officials.
The following men have consented TO
act in the capacity Of officials: Emory
Wilson. referee; field judges, Prof.
sensner. r. l.. lie Eat. and F. y. Harri-
son: judges Of the finish Dr. g. Harris
White, j. Trui+ Maxwell. Baltimore Y.
NJ. c. A: Thomas Kirby. Georgetown
University. and Or. Davis. Syracuse
University: official scorer. J. r. England,
A. A. L; inspectors. William Foley,
William Peet. Russell Wildwood. Columbia
4 llARtiSlA1 tltlk OL tbui Sc j. v AJuAll-
gan. Georgetown University: assistants.
r g. L0utham. Richmond College: W. D.
Ryan. II. T. Frost. George Washington
University: custodian, ". p. Bowie;
grand marshal. Dean H. J.. McBain,
George Washington University. Manager
Eaton is waiting the replies from a num-
Der Of prominent men, and expects to
announce the full list later.
This week viii be put in with hard
work for the George Washington squad.
Some twenty-five men are now in train
ing. besides the addition Of the fraternity
teams Capt CurtisS IS showing form
I'm the high jump and hurdles. Fleming
and Marsh. with Bryant. are showing
great speed .in the mile. MaXDn and
Smith, in the half, and Rollins. Bailey
Keats. and Gin are Keeling off fast
quarters IN preparation for the relay
Hart. Fowler. and Eichoff will be out
shortly for the weights. and are expected
20 show up well
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

The Gallaudet College basketball team
nosed out the quint representing Loyola
College. Baltimore. In a spirited game
at the Kendall Green gymnasium last
night. The score was Al TO 80.
The first FIVE minutes playing gave
the Baltim0reans eleven points TO Gal
laudets nothing. with the prospects
against the Bun and Blue toam. but the
home players took a sudden brace and
overlook the speedy visitors, the first
half closing with the score 10 10 Il in
favor Of the Washington aggregation.
The second half opened with most
brilliant team work by both teams. and
for some time no one could register a
point Finally GaIlaudet broke the ice
with goal by Brick. only to be over
taken by one by Cook. the tan LoyOIa
center.
The remaining last feW minutes saW
some furious playing. and as result
the chose Of the game showed tie OF
81 to 81.
Referee Craven ordered five minutes
more playing. but both teams were stub
born, making another tie, SO to 90. An
other I'VE minutes playing was ordered
Crowd Gets Excited.
Cheered 10y large crowd. the Cal
laudet basket ballers took a decided
brace, and ran up seven points 10 10
yola's none before the timers whistle
blew Brick. Morris. and Arras each
making three goals and Brick one from
foul.
In spite Of their defeat, the Baltimore
coIlegians put UP creditable game. and
lost ont only through GaIlsudets excel
lent endurance and superior all-round
work
Capt Cook and Kearney were CoHspiCu-
Gus in scoring the visitors points and
preventing the Buff and Blue players from
making the baskets.
II Is a toss up among the Gallaudet
PLAYERS as to Who Was the star. as every
! one or them worked together like a we'll
! oiled machine capt Brick, the husky
: center, made the most goals, several of
/ them being spectacular
/ Morris made some pretty losses. SO did
/ Arras. The foot work OF Hover and
BjoTlee was brilliant Lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
AFTER SHORTY" HUGHES,
Virginia League Makes District
Umpire Tempting ORer.

Shorty Hughes, one Of the best UNI
pires in the District has received for
next season an offer from the Virginia
League. which he is seriously considering
Hughes handled the indicator in the
Church League last summer, and his
work here has always given satisfaction
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
ST. JOHNS BEATS G. W. U.
HatchetiteS' Basket BAH Team Loses
First Game, - 10 10.

Annapolis. Md. Jan. when George
Washington University. of Washington.
opened her basketball season to-day at
Annapolis her quintet Of players were
defeated 10y the husky young st. John
ties to the tune Of 3 10 Is. The game
was a snappy and interesting one from
start TO finish. St Johns took the lead
in the first half which closed with the
score 70 To in her favor.
Tie visitors. following the opening OF
the final period, took brace, and had
that half run d few minutes longer they
would probably have made the locals
hustle to bring the bacon home, as they
were showing better form and improving
every minute,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Parkersburg High Claim, Title.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Jan 22-The
Parkersburg High School held the
scholastic championship Of West Virginia
in basketball last year and it made a
similar claim this year with a strong
team TO back it up The Parkersburg
High School team is composed of Ruth.
captain, McNim. Earle, Neale. Carter. and
Crawford. Manager Alleman Is also g
| player.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
LOY0LA TEAM BEATEN.
Friends school Basketball Team
Wins by - Ia 80.

In a holly contested basketball game
in the Friends School gymnasium yester-
day afternoon the Loyola College, of
Baltimore. went down to defeat by the
strong Quaker five, to the tune of Is to %.
From the very start the game was hard
fought and roughly played
Low and Walker played the best for the
Friends. each scoring three goals. while
Roberts also did well. He shot four bas-
kets in fine style. The forwards. Cans
and kearney. of the Baltimore five. did
some fine work.
The lfup-fn-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
HilltOpperS' 1910 Schedule
Is Announced.
BOOK THIRTY-FOUR GAMES
Manager Harry Brown Prepares One
Of Best schedules in NeRrs-All of
BiS Northern Teams VIII he
PLAYED Except Yale-SeasOn Opens
March 10 Against VI. A. c.
GEoRGETOWN'S 1910 SCHEDULE.

Mar l9-M. A. c.
Mar a-Mount St Joseph.
Mar Fordham.
Mar "a UrsnuS
Mar Princeton.
Mar. 2S-Princeton.
Mar. 29-Holy Cross.
Mar. 30-CoFnen.
Mar. 3l-Coneu
APR. l-Pennsylyana.
Apr. 2-PennsyIyania.
Apr 4-Triuity.
Apr 6-Lafayette.
Apr 9-Ca'hoIc University
ar. Is Eastern college.
Apr. l5-BuckneIl.
Apr lf-Yhgtnia TAT Charlottesville,
APR 9e-GallaUdet
apr. q Harvard
Apr G-North Carolina.
Apr "a. and "
Apr. 29-West Virginia.
APR. Washington and Lee.
May Virginia.
May Rock Hill.
Nav columbia tat Sew Yorsl
May Il-ViTginia Polytechnic Institute,
Nav li-Fordham lat New York.
May Is-Catholie University,
MAY H-Navy tat Annapolis.
Nav 25-St. Johns.
May 27-lOpen.
May S-Uniyersity q Vermont tat Burling-
tom
Nav s0-Fmdham TAT New luTkl.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
PECK TEAM IN LEAGUE.
Substitute Basket ball Team fOI
Southeast Branch y. VI, &, :.

S"uthe"st BF"hch ; VI, Z, n
The Peck Memorial basketball team
has Just been admitted into Section 3 of
the Washington City League, taking the
place Of the Southeast Branch y. NJ. c.
A. team.
The newcomers viii play their first
game against the Vespers in the Vespers'
gym next Thursday night.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

Harry Lewis made more than S1.000
while in Denver. That helps. and then
again he has wife now and all the
aces which come home will add to the
comfort Of the Lewis family and fatten
ye bank roll
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

GoaIs-ElIis %. Grove 90. Ruhl ~, Melon lIl.
johnson 49,. Applebaum li. Briggs ll. Prince a.,
Goals from foul-Prince 90 Appiebaum u, Grove
ID Goals from foul uissgt-GrCve ~. Prncs ~.
Fouls-EIlis d. Fowler iI. johnson u. HauTer
o. Grove o.. Prince 3D.. Referee-Mr. sturdy, II
ST. Johns. TmeTs-Llelt, Fisher, q ST. Johns,
and 1Ir. Horn. Of Washington. Tine Of halves
b minutts each
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Local Reserves win.

Goals from i00r-lluIlcy a. Hanna -. Yak q,
Han %. Lipnick 49,. 4. Peters. C. Peters. smith
%. Goals from free tries Mulloy. Yalk. smith e.
Peters. TiUer-Ar. Stratton. Scorekeerer- I-ssfs
Bone and Maxwell Refs-ce-MT. Hughes. Ti71e If
hayes-l5 and q minrt5,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

Ueferee-Alr. Craven, Gsiiaudet. 1iulekeeTsrs-
Nessz. Esttlste. GalIludet. and jenkins. L1yoa.
S.rr.I--}lssSrs Sch1lzs, GalaUdst and Ross, Lay-
c-a Tine q hzIvCs-51 minutes each G1sls-L0yoa.
Brsc1e 3D. ESan a.. Coos i6I. KeaUey 81. GaUs
o. Gslaudet A-as 49,. Birlk .5 Morris 49,, Blrv-
/ lee .3I Goals from foll-Gaus l5s Hover 81,
BIlk To- Morris To-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
.GALLAUDET Wins
OVERTIME BATTLE
LOyOla Basketball Team De-
feated, III to 80.
EXTRA PERIODS ARE REQUIRED

Kendall Green COllegians Up Against
Tough Proposition in Baltimore
Period IL Tie-Ten Minutes over
time Required to Decide Winner.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

Goal=-Rolaes;s 'ii Moo-, 49,, Low ~. w-lkcr
g. Cans a., kearney ~. Joyce o. Bnscoe Egau.
Free tosses- Moore o.. Referee Mr. Long. Of the
y. NJ. G. a. Timcr- Mr. George IL. Sansncr. 81
Friends School, Time Of hal,es-9l minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
TRIM CENTRAL OUINT
Local Y. NJ. C. A. Team Wins
Fast Game. =
RESERVES ALSO ON TOP

baltimore Rivals Put Up PIucIsy
Fight, hut Are No Match for Beck
ett's BraveS-BIg Crowd Watches
Double BiII-WFeStIing Bouts Also
on Programme and Are Exciting.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

Scoge-Nary. 3 Georgetown .. Goals from III,
fcld-Nayy. Wenzeu 6, Wills. s.; Douglas (; Bis
chof. ., jacobs .; Hul l. Georgetown. Scdlo5ser
{: Rice. 3: g. Collilower. .. J. Collidower. ?
Goals from the foul liuc-Weuzen for NAVY. Rice
fer Georgetown. Referce-Afr. Fisher Of ColJmbE
University. Time of halyes-2D minutes each