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WANTED

TO EXCHANGE-West End vacant
property for acreage close to Bir-
mingham. 400 mated Homer pigeons
for sale, 80 cents each, If all are
taken. Bell phone 1881, West End.
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ALFALFA land, 100 acres black prairie,
20 acres timber, balance open; well
drained, no waste land, no stumps, $500;
liberal terms. Other property also. R.
S. Parker, Coatopa, Ala.
7-10-7t-su-wed-fri
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FOR SALE or exchange for automobile,
40 acres of coal land near Altoona; in
Altoona seam. Address c. L. Thomp-
son, Altoona, Ala. 7-17-2t-su
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FOR SALE-Providence OIL and Gas
stock at SIC. Advise quickly. Address
E-3S, care Age-Herald. 7-l2-6t
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FOR SALE, or rent, $40, new, modern,
s rooms: 18th avenue, south, between
14th and 18th streets. $2250-1331 18th
avenue, north; 6 rooms, bath, ETC.
$6O-12-room, new and modern, In front
of Glen Iris park gate; will sell at
bargain or exchange. Smith-Williams
& Bass, Room 600 Farley Building.
Main 4946, Peoples 32S8. 7-l7-3t
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families, truck farm
ing, transportation furnished; expert
enced pantry woman, IS week.. room and
board. summer hotei white wet nurse;
women solictors salesmen man
stenographer. Room 626, Chamber of
Commerce building.
LADIES or gentlemen. earn beautiful sill
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BILE premiums; no capital required you
will like our plan. Box SO. Knoxville
Tenn.
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FOR SALE-Five-room cottage facing
east, half block of Gate City or Boyles
car, has city water and good lot. Very
small payments. R. F. Manly Co.,
26 North 18th Street
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YOU don't need any experience to make
SIS salary weekly advertising and dis
tributing our toilet package, steady
work. no capital required. Premier Co.,
1924 Dearborn, Chicago.
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LIVE man in each community to own
and operate a business in his home;
profits are 5000 each week; money comes
In every day and all yours; brand new
business: no canvassing; no capital;
particulars free. Frank c.. VOORHEES,,
Desk BX, Omaha, Neb.
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FOR SALE-$4250; prettiest country home
in Shades Valley; two miles from High
land avenue high and dry, with fine
view; fve-room bungalow, attractively
painted, papered and screened; two
wells. barn and other outhouses; on
public road in good neighborhood; plum,
peach and pear trees Terms. Weak.
lev & Rosenstihl, 2120 First Ave. 7-14-7t
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800 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute samples for big manu-
facturer, steady work. S. Scheffer,
treasurer, Ell, Chicago.
lNOTICE-The Progress Magazine, Chi
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particulars of how to become news
paper correspondent; good income pos
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Ask for booklet l.
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ogram G. M. d. Return to DR.. John
Davis at Davis infirmary and get
reward Tiff
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FOR SALE-Lady's writing desk, small
refrigerator, handsome shaving stand
and small ice chest; all new and very
reasonable Mrs. Mcknight 2115 Hum
boldt avenue s. 7-15-2t
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FOR SALE-One set volumes of Stand
ard Electrical Engineering books. up
to-date in every respect; will consider
a trade, engine, lathe or horse. Adj
dress J-3s, care Age-Herald. 7-17-tf
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FIRST-CLASS carpenter on long job.
who is willing to take part pay in
East Lake lot. Inquire L. A. keene,
500 First National Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE-s330 cash or s360-s1s0 cash,
balance SIS per month, will buy one of
the prettiest lots In Central park; scent
fare to and from Ensley. Address U-S9,
care Age-Herald. 7-16-3t
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FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, new Broom
cottage, hall and bath, modern through
out, gas and electric lights, sanitary
plumbing, cabinet mantles In every
room, large, elevated lot facing east IN
choice locality of Woodlawn, conven-
lent to both car lines; price $225o; terms
10 suit. Cavenaugh 53S First Nat.
Rank Bldg Bell 1884,
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FOR SALE-4-room cottage, furnished or
unfurnished, corner of Gilmore ave. and
Garrison ST.. two blocks from Germania
park; nice location. with bath, lavora-
tory and sink, fine garden and chickens;
cheap: owner must leave city imme-
diately.' G, II. Chilson, 100 1st ave.
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FOR SALE-First-cIass grocery store
in suburbs of Birmingham proper.
Making money. Well organized
force. Doing $4,000 to $4,000 bus
mess annually. Stock and fixtures
will amount to 100000. Best OPP
pertunity in Birmingham. Owner
has other interests in another state
to look after. Address box s04,
pirpoinrham Ala 7-12-7t
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FOR SALE-On Avenue G near gath
street, 2-story residence with 4-rooHl
house on alley; lot 5Ox190; south 'front.'
age; 10 per cent investment $500, with
good TERMS bunker, Pill LIST avenue.
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FOR SALE-$9750,. new 8-room house, 2
baths and all other modern eonven-
fences. Lot 60x1S0, eastern front; SPLEEN
did South Highland neighborhood. Will
appeal to a man who wants a house
mot built to SELL Hill Ferguson. Bell
1890 7-17-2t
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LOT EXCHANGE-Two nice elevated
lots near Wahouma station, exchange
for acreage or farm land within Is miles
city. C-Barnes at Avondale, or call Bell
1422 Main
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LUMBER at retail, shingles, lath, etc.
Yard, 10th avenue and 9th street. north.
Office, 932 Brown-Marx. We Will make
special prices for 80 days; let us figure
with you Lathrop Lumber Co. 6-2e-50t
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FOR SALE-Horse and light delivery
wagon. Apply 1920 I'd avenue.
7-16-At
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FOR SALE-At West End, S-room house,
new, one block of car line; street and
sanitary improvements; gas, hot and
cold water; will sell or exchange for
farm or city property; private, $3.50. L..
p. Hill, 1924 4th ave. Bell 4722, Peoples
1887
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FOR sALE-s25 will buy a scholarship in
one of the best business colleges in this
city. Address V-39. care Age-Herald.
7-16-3t
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FOR SALE or trade, grocery store and
meat market; fine location; reason Ill
health also small farm for vacant lots.
Address Z-29 care Age-Herald
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IRON foundry for sale; fully equipped
with all devices necessary to make
castings, etc.; situated between Ensley
and Corey on railroad; $500 invested;
will sell cheap, cash or terms. Thomas
Gaines, Avenue H, Ensley.
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FOR sALE-s2350 a beautiful elevated
lot near Rhodes circle, facing south; COX
12O feet to alley, ana covered with trees;
ideal location for home; two blocks
from car and in very choice neighbor-
hood This is great bargain. Terms.
Weakley g. Rosenstihl, 212o First ave-
nue. 7-14-7t
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AVONDALE COTTAGE-Four rooms,
hall and two verandas. near Avondale
park. city water. sanitary connections
pretty shades; only $1450; 500 cash. bal
ance SIS per month. C-Barnes, Avon
rale. or call Bell 142S Main.
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FOR SALE-At sacrifice, 10 shares of
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Co. stock
or will exchange for anything you have
to offer MO, care Age-Herald
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FOR SALE-New Broom house; cement
basement, furnacesheat, attic fioored
with good stairway; modern in ev-
cry particular; one block north East
Lake car line at 48th street; ex-
cellent neighborhood will sell cheap
on easy terms. Call owner, 4S01 Cd
avenue, north, or both phones Wood
lawn IT. 715-3t
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SPECIAL bargain one 2-story house, fur
mace heat, new, modern, unique design.
nine rooms, elegant porches, on elevat-
ed lot in Woodlawn at sacrifice price for
few days only; also a new Groom,
modern cottage in same community;
genuine bargain. A. w. Holstun, 1017
First National Bank Bldg, city. either
phone $40 Woodlawn. 1861
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WANTED-Experienc white man for
camp cook. Ten days work. Apply to-
day between 10 and II a. m. Battery
d, 1905 4th avenue.
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FOR SALE-Automobile, Buick fine
condition.; top, wind shield, new tires.
complete; a bargain. 1925 First Ma
tional Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Beautiful home of rooms,
large hall, electric lights, water; $1,000
cash. $3.50 mortgage; place worth $1,000:
in woodlawn. Address F-S1, care Age
Herald. 7-16-7t
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WANTED-Experienc male stenog-
rapher; make application in handwrit-
Ing, stating age, experience, etc. Give
references. Address 2. o. Box 916.
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FOR SALE-Modern 5-room cottage on
South 10Th street, near Avenue H; only
$500, $500 cash. balance monthly. Dunk
err, ELL 1st avenue.
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WANTED-To buy a home. or rooms,
southside, west of 18th street; not to
exceed $500. Call Peoples phone 216S.
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HARP for sale at reasonable cost; can
arrange small payments on time. Mrs.
Boerner. 1920 Avenue j.. Ensley, Ala.
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RATES--0ne cent word day, no nd.
taken for less than 25c for frst fnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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roR sALE-Four-room house with front
and rear porch. city water nicely
fenced, only 5000 payable $50 cash and
balance $3.50 per month, with interest.
r. F. Manly & Co., 26 North 10th
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
REACH FINAL ROUND.
Tao Pairs SurCiUe IN ". y.
&c. Hand Tennis Contest.

Two pains. Naething and Conkiin. scratch.
and Hines and Kelly. scratch. yesterday
won thelr places in the hnal round Of the
annual handicap hand tennis doubles on
the courts 81 the New York Athletic Club.
IN coming through Naething and Conklin
defeated shaw and Harmed. aces. IN
straight SETS az 25-I6. 25-l6. Three
s. rs were necessary for the other seui-final
in which Hines and Kelly defeated Lyons
and Smyth. aces. 1875. 25-ee. 25-l4.
The summary follows
Doubles Ghandicap. first round -Naething
and touklin tsrratchH defeated West and
Walker go aces. 25---o. $50; Bourne and
GHIrtt - ac~sl defeated Dr Mallett and Dr.
Pulley scratchl. as. ~. e5-2l: shaw
au6 Harmed 80 acesi defeated RathbOne and
Quinn tT acesl. .5-IG. -J-l0. Mahoney and
Pvrue scratch defeated stow and Kroehle
40 accsl, SIS. @5-i6
Second round - Naefting and Conkiin
.srratchl defeated Bourne and Gillett -
arest. 22-25. 25-22 -5-7 shaw and Harmed
0G nc~sl defeated Mahoney and Kroeale
Is-ratchl. lg-25. 25-ls. 25-ls: Hines and
Kelly scratch) defeated Ottman and stern
40 ace~b. by default. Lyons and Smyth -
aresI defeated Olsen and NcHose = aces).
-.-es .5-Is
S.ri-fnal round -Saeth.ng and Conklin de-
faafed shaw and Harmed. 25-l6. $50.
Hines and kelly defeated Lyons and Smyth.
ls-.5 go. @5-ls
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
MANY BIRDS DROP
CRESCENTS WIN LEG.
Take Lead an IHtcrcIub Match
at Bay Ridge Traps.

After a close and spirited contest AZ Bay
Ridge yesterday. lasting nearly six hours.
The Crescent Athletic clubs team Of ten
trapshooters won the first leg OF the three
cornered match for a special cup. their
competitors being teams OF like number
fIom the New York Athletic club and the
I.archmont Yacht Club. The home team
won by margin OF only fifteen clay birds.
their total score being sli out of the possible
l.0o0 The Winged Foot gunners were sue
ond with 799 targets broken. and the
yachtsmen third. with total score Of 739.
The dates for the other two matches Of the
series are April 2. at Travers Island. and
April 3. at Larchmont
The weather conditions were fairly good.
although there was a strong breeze which
sent the birds" sailing Off at erratic angles
when sprung from the traps. some OF them
soaring almost vertically. making il ex-
tremely difficult 10 kill" A matter Of
fact. only one man out OF the thirty was
able 20 break all his twenty-five targets.
lie was r. l. SPOTS. OF the Larchmont
Yacht club.
Both sets of traps We're used. and each
man shot al four strings OF twenty-five birds
each. making lOo as his possible total +.
a. Schaufier. OF the New York Athletic
club. proved high gun for the day. his first.
second and third strings netting him q
each and his fourth q. making total 81
g. The runner-up was q. Lembeck. with
So a his total.
The high men on the Crescent team were
T. b. Stephenson and Dr. J. ID. Burtis. both
OF whom broke $ birds" r. T. SPOTS
vas high man for the yachtsmen. with a
score. Of -. q. n. Piercy's work on the
Crescent team was disappointing % his
friends He did not seem to be up 10 his
clI form. and broke only Is on his second
string His grand total vas So Dr. J. J.
Keyes. Of the home team. shot fairly con-
sistently. breaking % targets on each Of
three strings and . on his last one. max
ing a total Of So
The New York Athletic club team was
leading at the end OF the second string By
ten birds. but the Crescent gunners caught
and passed the Winged Foot gunners in the
next period
The performance Of DR. W. y. Short was
second best on the LArchmont team. lie
rolled UP a total OF So birds" his score by
strings being exactly the same as that Of
Or. keyes.
u. T. Leahy gave the high gun on each
team a medal bearing the emblem Of the
Crescent Athletic club under a bass-relief
OF a clay pigeon
Having won the first leg. the Half Moon
gunners feel confident that they can win
the rex, match. but the Mercury Foot
marksmen argue that every club shoots
better on its own ground. and they look for
a victory al Travers Island.
The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
CROCKER rs UINNER.
Takes Pinehurst Tourney
Gardner Sends Entry.

Pinehurst. n. e.. March sc. II Crocksr
Of the Alpine Golf club of Fitchburg
Mass. won to-days thirty-six hole final
match IN the annual club championship
golf tournament. from Charlton l.. Becker
os the Woodland Golf Club. Auburndale
Macs, By a margin % up and % play.
srecl-i interest centres IN the annual
United North AND South championship.
scheduled for March .. through the entry
OF The natioEa. amateur champion. Robert
A. Gardner. % Chicago. who IS 90 come
With hts friend. ROber- Hunter. another
Western crack and clubmnte Of Mr.
Gardner IN the Midlothian Golf Club. SONS
twenty other experts are thus early en-
tered. Ufth every Indication that the entry
lift efn be a long one.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
IBr cable 70 The tribune ]

London. March l9.-Oxford. with four
American Rhodes scholars among he
contestants. failed 10 hold her ground
against Cambridge in the interuniversity
sports to-day, being beaten by points
10 8. George +. Putnam. the Kansas
athlete. after being beaten a few inches
by Susskind in the shot-put. completely
outclassed Bower in throwing the ham
mer. hurling the missile las feet s inches
This was one victory for oxford, and
Macdonald. another American. scored an
other point in the 12O-yard hurdles. ear
rying of a spirited race by a little over
a foot His time was Is seconds.
Otherwise IT was a hollow victory for
Cambridge. Murray. a South Australian.
won the long jump. with another Cam
bridge man second, and in the high jump
there was tie between two Cambridge
athletes. Bellerby and Ludinszky. the
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
OGDEN SHOOTS WELL
U'INS LEG ON TROPHY.
Ji'iHd Helps Birds at Ne1c
York Il. {. Traps.

Althoush the leading gunners OF the New
YORK Athletic club were shooting in an
interclub match az Bay Ridge yesterday
there was an excellent field Of marksmen
out az tie Travers Island traps
The weekly leg 90 the March cup and the
club special We're the only regular fixtures
decided. In the former W. r. Ogden won.
with a fun score Of p targets.
O. Bready was high gun in the club spe-
eiaL With handicap OF 8 he broke % out
o. "a possible = targets. Three club trophy
SHOOTS completed the programme. The first
was taken by T. ScOble with a total OF q
targets. The other two were won by G. ".
kuchler and q. Beale The dav was no.
particularly good for the sport. as a high
wind interfered with the flight Of the tar
gets. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Ligbf Blue WAGES OVer Dark
Cambridge Easily Wins Meet from Oxford
Americans Capture Two Events for Losers.

latter Hungarian who IS studying law
al Downing College.
The oxford runners were inferior in
each race, with the exception Of the
three-mile contest. which was won by
Lator. The other races were taken
rather easily by Cambridge runners.
4 large assemblage witnessed the
sports al the Queens Club this raw af-
ternoon and heartily Cheered the decisive
victory for Cambridge
oxford was victorious a year ago. but
her defeat to-day was no surprise. as
l.. G. Hull tine American Rhodes scholar
from Michigan. who had been relied upon
10 win the 10O-yard dash and the quar-
ttr-mile run. as he did last year. was
unable To compete. owing 10 a sprained
tendon I'm the heel As il was. both
events went 10 the Light Blues. The
performances as a whole were much be-
low par and none of the records was
even approached.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
FOOTBALL DATES OUT.
". y. L. Not to Play Union
EieUen This Year.

Dudley F. Wiltse. manager OF the New
York University football team. announced
yesterday the approved schedule for the fan
season. as follows.
October s. Princeton. al Princeton Oc-
tOber IS. Williams. al Ohio Field; October
%. Stevens al Ohio Field; October %.
Rutgers. az Ohio Field.
November s. Trinity, al Ohio Field. No
vember Il. Wesleyan. at Middetown: No
vember ls. Navy. a. Annapolis. November
"a probably, Georgetown, AZ Ohio Field
Games have not been arranged this year
with Union. Lehigh, Haverford and Rhode
Island. Hermann r. Olcott may act as
coach once more. although a contract has
not been signed.
The track and baseball men were COM
PEELED 20 60 indoors last week al New York
University on account Of the condition Of
the diamond 81 Berkeley Oval and the track
on Ohio Field.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

C.. W MathesOn, president OF the NIathe-
son Automobile Company. who has Just re-
turned from the factory. says that the
sales Of the new silent Six have so far
exceeded the capacity OF the plant that the
company has recently erected on their
eight-acre lot two mammoth circus tents.
completely equipped with electric lights and
all fittings for the building OF the $500
model Day and night shifts will work in
the tents. which will be occupied until the
new factory buildings, which will more
than double the present capacity. are COM
pleted.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
WINNERS GET PRIZES.
Palm Beach Regatta Feek
Has Pleasant U1md-Up.
- TsIegraph 10 rhe Tripuns. :

Palm Beach. Fla. March 19.-As a finale
70 regatta week there was a pyrOtechnic
display here tonight The gardens Of the
ROYAL POinciana were deliberately deco
rated with japanese lanterns and cOlOred
bulbs. while an orchestra furnished music
on the lawn.
r. T.. Bemis. OF the regatta COMMITTEES.
and Leland Sterry. secretary and treasurer
OF the association. presented the prizes 70
the owners OF the winning motor boats
late last night. The Bruisev. owned by A.
b. O'Hara: the Diana. entered by George
Csingras. and the Dewey, belonging 70 ".
F. COachman. won three prizes each. and
the Eau Gallie. owned by G. r. PaddisOn.
won two
The Jack Rabbit. owned and driven By
Hugh L. Wil,oughby, jr.. son OF Lieutenant
Hugh l. WilIoughby. OF the New York
Yacht Club. won only one first prize.
through penalizatiOn for exceeding time
allowances. Second and third trophies.
however. brought Mr.. WillOughbys total
up 20 five.
The Keege. entered By Frank n. An
drews. and the Gertrude F.. belonging 60
Charles Furthman. OF New York. won one
first prize each.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
RICE DOES 1T AGAIN.
Beats Barnett Third Time Tcith
lid Of Handicap.

Julian Rice ard Larry Barnett. ti.e
srhoolboy champion. had another duel in
The haIf-mile skating race yesterday az the
81. Nicholas Rink. and the result Was the
same as IN tao previous races, when Bar
nett vas beaten by a close margin. being
unable 20 overcome the handicap.
Rice beat the pistol by I've yards. and
realizing his advantage, vent out after the
..-uit men IN a hurry. lie caught the leaders
a lap from the finish, but Barnett. with his
long racing stride. got within striking dis
,sf,e of Rice on the fourth turn. but could
not quit reach his rival. who won By two
feet.
The ouarter-'n.le race for midgets went
o. J Anderson. of Public School ~. who
gained forty Yards on J.. Steeger, hls
schoolluate. and beat him handily.
The summaries follow
tsarter-rtiiie race 0aniorsl-Won by >. AndeT-
80 4 ~ fGn Yards. j. steeGer. T. = ~
-sto ,-.-i-l second. T.. Cunningham Allan-SieN-
e-s.r IA n 90 yards). third. Time. o,s5.
r.f mile race tscEioIsl Won hy j. Rice
I1-.u.r school l55 yardsi. =. IiaTnett Le Miti
,.ftrr.n HF + frcrafcli. second J. Aeich Fok,
I,reparatory s-hoo. 80 yares). fhira- Tine
Z a. q 2