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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28
COURT COSTUMES.
Ben Franklin and His U~nintentional
Hit In Francs.

very now and then when a laud-
Y e effort is made to dress our dip
.o"atic corps in something more
ting their dignity on ceremonial
..sions than the funeral spike
or waiter costume in which
v'a2o now CARRIED Il cry is raised
ao~.o Of our representatives in
Toss that zach a change is undo
lie, and tie old story Of the way
. 2klin appeared at the court Of
is XVI. Of France is brought
" c~ain for an airing, and it is
Il that our diplomats should
~ lis example.
.'r,H:lin, it viii be remembered,
-~~@j among other foreign am
.lor3 and the uniformed gen
IS ard Gdmirals at court in a
4 s"it, such rs he was accus-
I'D to travel in. The French,
= eager for novelty, hailed the
.N 2vatioA with momcntary crthu-
II a2I Supposed it vas tie cos
e Of a ambassador from a poor
II STRUGGLING nation.
Is 4 matter Of fact, Franklin had
~ intention Of wearing the suit in
lie appeared, and until he
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28

One OF the board of education,
gong his rounds, put the following
question to a scholar in a country
school:
"How do you parse the sentence,
Mary MIXED the cow?'"
Pupil-Cow is a noun, feminine
gendcr, singular number, third per
son, and stirds for Mary.
lie OF tic Board-stsnas fpr
Mary Nov, how DO you make that
out?
iupa- aecaase, II the COW didn't
stand log Mary, how On earth could
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28

A scientist Who lost his pet dos
put . little notice in the paper head
ed Warning" which charitably
described the animal as HAVING
"~strayed' and added:
1T is Of no value, not even to
the owner; but, having been expert
mentsd upon for scientific purposes
with many virulent poisoas. i lick
from It's tongne1-and it is yervg4f-
isctionate-would probably prove
fatal
The dog came back the next day.
london Tit-Bits.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28
Shaking Hands.

At a duel the combatants dis.
charged their pistols without effect,
Uhereupon orc Of the seconds inter-
fcred and proposed that the duelists
should shake hands.
10 this the other second objected
as unnecessary,
Their hands," said he, shave
been shaking this half hour"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28

Mrs. r. was doing her best to
amuse and entertain her strenuous
dive-year-old grandson and name
sake Ford, being in turn every ami
ms which his fancy dictated.
I after unusual exertion, she
Does your Grandma III. play
aNing himself up proudly,
Fer replied, I'D have you know,
my Gram me NJ. is d perfect LADY,
@liarpers Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
TAXES TEN-MILE Run.
ueadO5c Bro0k Club Riders
FOHOic Hounds.

he-npstead. Lo2E island March = sps-
cisl--A half dozen riders Il the Meadow
Brook ClG' turned oUt this afternoon and
enjoyed Eulo1 across country Behind TIE
drag hounds, Rhich did uot end until ten
n.i-es LAD hefn covered. some of the siis-
fest hunting ceunt~5 Of Nssssc county Nas
passed ovs.
The NEE; Uss a. Nss;huy. and from
tners the line isd 30 fiickskilie. Hasre ihe
soent Was lifted for a Tea MINUTES Nhsn
me r-n was continued the lire led 10 Glen
Cove. ten lniles from THE spot where tie
hounds were first put "a. Here RE r-n
ended These 20 ride 70 the finish we're
Me- a Burden, Henry Godfrey. II
Fish. r. + Drier. J. Z. Davis ". a..
Hayes. Edwards. the huntsman. snd Mur-
phE, the whip.
The hunt committee q the club is srrang
inE farmers day. which vii soon oe held
a. the club. when races in which the farm
ers may participate RiU ne featured and
spread given the gentry from the coun-
trT over whose farms the club runs every
Eear- TIE date Of the event has not vet
been settled
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
RAID DISHONEST PEDLERs.
Hundreds of Short Weight scslss anu
Fake Measures 0oniscassd

Half a dozan inspectors Of the BIrsau Of
Weights and Measures made a raid on the
hucksters and pedlers on the East Side
yesterday afternoon and confscated two
truckloads of short weight scales and
fake measures. They we're brought 70
the city Hail and will be DESTROYED The
raid was under the supervision of Frank
McCoy. acting chief Of the bureau since the
resignation Of chief Deury and was or
dered by the Maypr on the report OF Franz
Reichmann state Superintendent or
Weights and Measures
The inspectors started Al Chatham Squsrs
and worked from there up ia East led
street stopping every huCkster and psdler
thew found ju .ha streets. Hundreds OF
weight. we're found aith holes I'M tds bot
tom some Of the hales Hsra stopped up
with sOap or cork hut others could -
plainly seen. 0us pail that was supposed -
hold four quart actualls held nor mors
than = quarter of that amount on account
of q false bottom
\ record was kept of the names and ths
aumbars of tha licenses Of the hucksters
whose scales ver. feupd 20 he crooked and
action Will be taken to- revoke the licenses
Tns irSps- tors will 90 ONT again to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
STONE BEATS DORNAN
Has Slight Adrantage in Ten
ROuHd Bout.

Harry Stone ven a haiTins shade over
Jack Dorulan in a ten-round bout at the
FaiTmount Athletic Club last night Stone
had the advantage in the third fifth and
ninth rounds, while the seventh was all IN
favor OF Dorman The boys we're fully
vel matched in the other rounds This
stag was the first OF the free entsrtaln-
ments uhich Manager Gibson gu! offer
from time 10 time to members in good
STANDING
The bout Vas tame up to tls hfth rcUnd.
both boys feeling each other out ard doing
plenty OF shadJW- sparriHg There was lit
tie 20 choose up to this point except for
minute in the third round. when Stone
landed few light Iefts 10 Dormans s lace
ana crossed a heavy right TO the Jaw
DeF-ian has been out of the ring sor ossr
a yea:. and failed to display his former
sreed. His Judgment Of distance was bad.
and he frequently left wide openings. OF
which stone took advantage
Tne sixth round was fast and even from
stapJ 10 Rash Stone opened by seorlng
with left and right on Dorman's face and
jaw. Jac.s retanatsd With a right 70 the
head. quickly followed by a left 70 the
body. Stone rushed in and hooked his
left 20 the fact and both stood ice 10 toe
EAtHdi-t tl5 lAEk4tE@t " Aklt llt4h4~ ~ r--
Dorman showed To advantage in the
seventh round RE met Stone rush with
left 10 the hsad that st. aighteHed him
up. and stepped Ia close and swung lest
and right 70 the stomach. Harry hacked
away and scored three solid let's 70 the
face without a return. Dormar tore N ANA
struck hard right 10 the body, following
il with lett and right hooks to tine same
place. stone ciiached and stalled until the
bell.
The eighth round vas even. with both
boys fghtins hard at times. They ex-
changed hard rights 50 the iaw, and then
INDUCED in some shadow sparrIas stone
had little the better of the ninth round.
he took advantage of temporary Wild
spell Of Uoemans and sent home many
iaos to The face thar had his opponent Wor-
Tied The tenth round was hummer
froE start 20 finish. Dorman fought with
desperate iurg In an eHdeaVer 10 even mat
ters, while Stone Uas eqlaily determined
70 maintain his advantage. The boys stood
and slussed. iabbed swung and co1ntesed
until there Tas little u choose at the bell
Micksy McponoUSh, the West side mid
6IsweiGht received one OF the worst beat
fnSs Of his career A. the hands of Jun
Smith. in eight rounds of stiF boxing. VI
Donough entered the arena fully 1fteen
pounds overweight. aud was 10 match for
his opponent. Who Vas tTatued 70 the min
ute Smith landed al will and on several
occasions had McDonough reeiing about
the ring only his marvellous recuperatlEe
powers enabled him TO last the limit.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
ROUTS HARD FOUGHT.
EUszgOrth Beats CoHHeH IN
Urestling Match.

Interesting and hard fought bouts were
evident ~ the wrestling championships OF
the New York Athletic club, which veie
held before a large crowd IN the gym
naslum last night The feature struggle OF
the programme occurred i'm the lh-Pound
class. between LaUreule Ellsworth and
Carliu ConuelL
After wrestling for twenty-five minutes
y hich constituted six extra periods, the
farmer MAS aH arded the decision. AithauSA
fatigued BY his previous long session, Ellis
worth faced James Oktavec. losing 20 the
latter on work Frederick Narssnes; the
national and metropolitan ls-Popnu cnd"-
piaR gave an exhibition
The summaries follow.
1,5-potsud class first bour-I Ok-aFer thrsy
2 j kinE with roil hold Time, 6-'@ So,
ond beut-I. EllsW0rth received decision oNer -
,onneU Time y final bout oktate.
receilsd decision over T.. Ellsworth. Time le-~t
I5s-rount class taFst bouti-N- BeaN sr. IT.
receive - iscI-iou ay or E Iaeckel Time. le.Ht
-ecend bout-p }. PAGE received cision over
Page renewed decision 1lsr " Bea'er lr
He4vvWsiEht class ,Srst bautt-N Ssa eI. pr
reStived d-cisau e,ss = Hsrnshs.m V'nle'
Io0l Final buut- y Vest threw w 5edNel'
ir vith ban hO.I tt1lo A-lf
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
WIN In THE NINTH
CARROLL ST1RTS FUN
Cree Plays q Star Care for the
Speedy Yankees.
q Tel-=raph . Tae rrIbln, !

AtheDs, Ca. March -a-A ninth inning
rally. started by CarroI. who had relieved
Warhop in the seventh inning. turned what
looked like sure defeat into victory fOr tha
New York Yankees in the second game here
to-day with the Montreal club. The contest
was Ioosel- played iE the field. beth sides
trying tc flI uq the error column As in
yesterdsy game cree was the sta all
around man one OF his catches was of tns
sensational order HemPhin played left
fsld in place % s,ngis. b.; Charley did rot
60 much with the stick IN the FIELD, how
ever, he made a brace II nice catcaes after
long runs Once he landed or the ball. and
only for the wind it would have baen good
for the circuit.
cree hit for Z home run in the rrst in
ming In the following inning Johnson
scored on two errors. a steal sld Mitchslls
single Three more runs we're made IN the
taird on singles by Volters and knight
base on balls 10 Hemphul, Fosters sacFi-
fec and errors Singles by Carroll and
Wolters in the ninth and Crse's sacrifice
were responsible for the winning run.
joyce made the Royals hrst run in the
opening Inning by hitting for the circuit
md in the fourth, with TWO men on bases
Hall sccred another homer. and drove two
men in ahead Of him by placing the bail
over C'ree's head. Johasons poor throw IN
the ninth ~ Bsilsy's grounder, Halls out
at first ami Colvin's single accounted for
their last tally.
Manning and Austin we're on the sick LIST
to-day. both suffering from slight colds
Vaughan is still out with an injured Anger
The Montreal club Will play the Yankees
game tomorrow morning before leaving for
Columbia. : g., in the afternoon
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
Baseball Racing y Rowing Games - Auomoblmg Swimming
SCARE ABOUT JEFF.
feH and Broke His arm, Ru-
nor from the Coast.

los Angeles. Marcn sa-Ps-sisie-t ~llrnors
Nst j. }. IeFries. who Is iear hunting
90 me san Bernardino Mountains. had met
Ni'n an Incident mere circulated IN Los
N''se'sS to-day. According 10 the reports.
''' former champion fen N a wagon while
"aNN hns along rough mountain road
and broke his arm
inquIt u sporting circles and at ne
nome ~ Jehries failed 90 bring any yeria-
oe'lnn OF the report. and il nas sat dean
'S th- BIG fellows friends as sensaIess
oAhaTd, evolved within TIRE skull CT would
be joker
NIS JcnrisE said that she haG received
'o "oru froE4 Eer husband, who she DE-
cared. would have heen prompt 10 notif,
Hei li ne hal met With an accident
MoisVs. Cal, MarcL .s-Ruro.s THAI
S1ines J. Jefr.es had been injured IN an
ACCIDENT while h-uti.S acre d.speUed to-
cay, when joan Hayes an automobile STAGE
1'!Neli CAME .a from the desert and re-
pofles tha' The pag,lis; Rss enjoying him
seq a. LtCe Lake Nothing the matter
with him, said HAYES
JeHTiea Was a. Indian We,is las uight
and lie said re was feeling hne. de
uanTed an che Rey Il Little Lake this
morning
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
COMMERCIAL BASEBALL DATES.

Clarence Adlard, manager of the Com
mercial High school baseball team, an
nouuced vest rrday the schedule ot thirteen
games for the coming season, as follows.
April . Jamaica High. az Commercial
yield April a. NeVtoWn High at Com
mercial Field April ., Richmond HIN. at
commercial Field. April -. Eastern Dis
triCt HiSh, at Couu. ~, ,ial Field April sa
Msnuel Training high. al Commere al
FIelT
May p Poly Prep" at Poly Prep
t'i-la. Aay r. Erasmus Hall High az
BROOKLYN. May u. Erook}vn CoUeg
prep az commercial Field. Nav y.
Richmond HI High. a, Richmond Hiu.
May -. Adephi Academy. al Commercial
Fielt MAY = Boys High. AT COMMERCIAL
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
>SsDin7ners Set q Metz Mark
New York a {. Team with the Help of Daniels.
Establishes American Relay Record

neU American relay swimming record
for five hundred Yards TGs established b.
TIE New York Athletic Clubs all-star team
last night. and the briIlian, performance
proved the feature ~ Jno aI-Gtic pro-
grlHme ran erf under the uuz2iaes % The
NeH York Swimming Association at the
public hath in Vest seth street The time
VAS 567 20. . fun ;wo and two-afths sec
onds faster ;nan the previous mark
II had been announced that the Wingss
Foot ggintst would attempt 70 loEer rec
ords and this Tas doubtless responsible
tor the lsrge eros that found lis way into
the stUny .nciosurc. On the New York
team WeTe Daniels holder Of records and
titles galore; Goodwin NeF;ch. Reilly and
Trubenbach Tfev Were opposed 70 a team
frora the City Athletic Club, which after
the firsi hundred yards nsSsr had a chance
Trubeabach and Auert2ch sNam ihs hrst
hundred ards fer iEeir teams. snd the
struggle bctNsen this pair proved the hard
est fought Of the entire race. In the early
stages the sturdy New YORK representative
gained a feH feet but auerbach almost
wiped this out toward the last. 80 that
Wien the fresh men TOOK the water il Vas
practically An even thing. Reilly proved
tlihe 100 spe,dy tor Halstein and gained
three Yards for the New York \. a. Team
IN the second relay.
Il Uls tEen up 10 the promising Ner!ch
10 agzIa shoW MS speed, sna Tie Jouns
nan proved equal 10 The occasion by pull
iEs aTss from 0pDeHheim the CiJy Ath-
let.c Club man. Nheh relieved hy Daniels
the New York Athletic club had al ad-
vantage o. fully fifteen Yards whereupon
iRe champion PromBtly added 4 full length
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
MAY REDUCE AUTO LICENSE.
Senator Gaunt Submits New Measure
in New Jersey Senate
.r re.sgraaa 90 The Tribune 2

Treu'oa. X. J.. March ss.-Senator Gaunt.
cna.rrrs- Cf the Committee on Agriculture.
las ~ulrltted 10 tho senate substitute
frr the Brown automobile bill introduced
a fartn'rf aeo. which - sath reduces the
license fees ss hsed ia the Brorn -il. ar
lie .au.e time giving 20 tourists .orr eight
es. 7r iescs .H gear. on -" pa. nent ~
: for each 81 the periods. Tire automobiles
ar. divided into dre classes. sud the an
,qsi license fees rn from SO Tor the hIst
..,,.- ta e.. for the hftl class
rt- substitute l.g also contains retail
.,,r. clause whereby ans aItomoollist
,.ra. aAceeds TIE time Tor which Tie tourist
license Is granted is -u5jst 10 nn- nTe
,t,,es the annual license Zee II also pro-
.+6ss rhst nu tourist license saa - grant
- 81. .-ae residents 90 an, state which dis-
......,,,-ste. against Ner Jersey This sub
s,tt,,e biu - ss,d o. e tafore7 = Motor
ye..e.e commissioner Smith and o. sen
s,., Frennghgl sen and is eAp' '-ied 20
c,ms Up II tie senate to-morFo' o. Ia1Fs'
ca.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

or the tank, mattsT Of tgenty yards. 70
Inc lead. He did this az the expense Of
Herald. in the last 100 yards Goodwin
more than held his Ouu against Mclvey,
50 that victory vas Wcu By about forty
ards The team had hoped 70 lower tire
figures for 40 yards as wen, hut this notch
was missed by the n2rrog margin of one
fifth cf second. the time being i-o4.
This final heat OF the si-yard opsu Ian
cicap proved q strrins contest, in which
Norman Cohen, an unattached swimmer, With
an allowance OF seven seconds. won by
inches from John Man,ey. of the New TorA
Athletic Cluh. The 4-y ard girls race
aroused more enthusiasm than snything
else, and was won decisively b. Hiss L.
n. Schroeder, who covered the distance a.
a speed calculated 70 make the average
man green with envy.
in addition 10 lsral ether races ,le
programme included fancy diving, swim
ming under water horse fitting and Yate-
polo, English style. The summary follows:
sISty-yard swim 'handicsp: anal heep-yvoa
?, Normal cohen. unsttachsd - seconds, John
NAME. New York A 49, IS secorisl second
r L Slaith. NsHsrk y. 81 a q seconds.
Eight vard swim 'hsadieap. open % hish
SCHOOLS rnsl hsat'-Uen bE " Nocfs ne Wit
sscoRdsi second. J. MulsF. ToWusend Harris
Hal y seconds. thiri Fin.=. o.ss
am'-yard re,sy Tace-u on D. New York 4 g.
]. ubenhs p. Reilly Neiirh. Daniels and Good -
vin'l civ e ,Auerhach. Hallsts.n. 0ppeH-
helu. Herald and nuyeyi. -e-5ud. Time sos ..
hofis-saTf girls race tscratg hl-N Oh ~ Miss
n Schroed-r HeW York swimming Associs-
ton. Miss Froosh NSw York Swimming Associa-
ton second Miss Nes--. National Women ;
Life SAVING S7ciety ihir8 Tine OBS
Sixty-yarn sUin thsndirPp. closed Won pv
4. v FsckeFrsm ~ s-cogdsl. Paul Bosttzer =.
Ssecaasi. seeoa1 Edward >pielbe-gsr q! sec0ncsl
ttir1. Tine n.4s4s
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
UPSETS 1T TRACK.
Miss Sly Uins Hhen Least
Expected at Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Fla. March 2s-J- -Rsegs
we're again IN order al Moncrief Park 10
sy. and fo~ three races torn was al
aUrv. The chief surprise came in the thirI
~ en' when Miss sly quoted al Is 70 l.
bSst Amanda Ice zBa Slarboard among
others
Capz.2e. a likely looking colt by cesar
tou. cguale1 TIE track record in Nlnniag
The tWo-vear-oid scramble. He covered the
four fGriouEs In 40 3-5 seconds. The sum
msIies follow
~, Eir-' .-1 re Purs- sA fsT,onEs -2s7s X
sA.ad rias. iis q 'f5sta' f:.li- KAMA :. b :
>usen srrinsenry Bsliot See. san ca Ton Be-
s. ono race 'pLrs- four furIcoEEi- Spsize
- Davis, 2 to O. Won James M IL Han
b. p third rim- ass So Atseena. StartIsI
F'ts hiE son. Coco Acre and siss Triumph also
Tl,sd rses purse. SIX fur'onFsl Miss sly us
Iieurt - 2 90 .. second. ~tarhoard l8T ,Tsven-
L'rll l. 'o 3. rhira- Time lis - Dave
Wallace. Tra's sfaraser Mcleod r ans Cooa-
F.a-a rae purse ne frr r.ou-=,-Iohr Gr.na
~ - 'pa 'rpc-'l. p pc g. aaa ARR. r'. TOO
'Sasrt0rI. o. Z. -er'I- Tom N.Gra-r. lii
m er enc Dress Fsrs.e also rsr
10 -N ,.r.-nFf, 5sis MARI
- an. ~ t'l or -
a. 90 t4irf wr fl7-H Hozslt. Nes
~s .lo-n l7a. AP-r7e.te aaI ThrarA
~lr-r r- 'rrrss -.- mile saf = s.s-s----l.
E7r'sus-- ne .ra l-i. 0. -r = ror John
H-1." i" ,-a.-n. orr' !" - sson1 Ia
Del. s.rorre. 57ns, auos >,,,sssso a Re-,s.aas
p. N altfF ts 80 and 70 E-sn ESQ
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
CLOSE FOR SJPERBfS.
Strong Defence of DableH's
Nine Sares Game.
NJ Fsl.r-.a- =, r,- r.i.ra.


Chartaneoga. Ten-. March 3s-BiH Fan-
lens Surerbas. from BrcekI~n. wound Ip
thei~ series to-da- with clever victory
o. er me I.ookoutz by a s~cra Of > TO II
Eas a bartla Of pitcher v.tn both sides
heldiaz bri'iiantE-. 5he og I=azuer= having
iusr enough of shade u Vu'i out the
game The C1attauoosls outba-tad thew
by twelve hits 10 five. but when IL came 10
daf-nsiss work Dahlens tribe vas 'hera
The eHlv tally registered by the Io-a!=
was home -un hy Patterson The
ErookIvns NILE zu thai- runs i'm the frz-
inning a pas 70 Ruryh. Hunters single.
sensational double steal and a timely hi-
by Daubert turning tho trick After tia.
the big fellows from evsr the bridge starred
as the hitl-sS wonders only three scattered
singles being made o4 NiNer and FuIlen-
rider
TIE sisl-n showed tre Dsh.-ritas ~
baIlz Witn the bases filled and p,bodv
out. tHev failed - score. The Superbis
had 70 work hard ~ hold tine locals DOWN 10
ono ruu off twelve hits. hut they were there
With the defensive wors. quitting uD an ar
.icie ~ ball that would have made the
home fans Wild Mcmillan. AIcEIveel
Dauherr and Humn-I acre eH ths job, AMI
lightning p'ays around the inaald slapped
th@ LookouIs at every turu. T;ucS-r again
showed fast gair, the Alpharetta southpaw
being In such shane that there seems 10
douh, thar this will be his record season.
Paul Senrelle LETT here tonight for A.
Ilnta 10 play shorr fer ;Ae Southern ch4m-
T.ons for a while.
The sco~c bY innings follows
FH =
Rrockiv- - q ~ y a.. S 4
tEartanorEa... % - ~ - - % tl-f L. I
BATTERIES =, hneiherg gl-ker AMI F,rr lu. Mi
.er FIilcnridEr ar carson Jnlui-es-Neek ard
Kicker.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
RUNS STRONG RACE
CONROY WINS EASILY.
Defeats PozCeF8 in Three-Nile
Handicap.

Andrew COnrov Of the tIo.t Eavsn
Athletic Club defeated Nike Powers. ot
The Irish-Americau Athletic Clqb. n ths
three-mile open handicap. the feature con-
test of the annual indoor athletic games
of St AIMS Junior Holy Name Society
az The ssth Regiment AFmory last night.
tie won by 10 yards. \ org crowd vas n
attendance and the finishes were of the
most exciting kind
There were two sprint races % sixty
yards. one being "A novice. confined to the
Catholic Athletic League. This vas easily
won oy r. c. Schultz. Of the Nativity
Club, Second avenue and ID street This
athlete vas soing away with the priz.
aiken h- was Identified by some nsws7apsr
men a. memoer of the Bedford Young
Mems Christian Association. WHO came
u second In the branch championship to
Smith a few nights ago. Schultz it was
said, broke out OF the novice ranks at the
Harlem Young Meas Christian Association
meet held recently at the I'd Regiment Ar
RORY The prize vas withheld.
There vas a lively scrap for tls point
trophy, which was finally won by St Ann's
Clul, With a total of - points; the eathe-
dral Boys CLUB vas secoad, Nth "a and
the immaculate Conception club third. with
ls points
The summaries fOllov
L-I-Won hy e. 6 Scnutz NATIVITY club u
HIghee. ir. Nativity Club. sscCnf 3 Reilly Nc
Cadden Lyceum third Tim 0.05is
ssaye ave a 1sas T 'I ia5 Fl lsea oo4r y
=. Nar6 f'iub 10 fsst. sscond . Ferris.
i4'Igard IeIay Cor BOYS . feet ; tnc6ss tai, and
un1er. -ius-d 70 EathoHc s l. and CaThoiic
51cet.ezl--N oy Inlmaeg'ats Gols s2sien. with
.. Anderson. r. Gardner y Muuicfa and r
Ryder; S, 1lalachy-s club second with Peter
Quinn, William Corr.san. charles Whiis AMI
y Euree u pegnan r o'conuor and ".
cbZTdn b4To Fs2 s asss'ss7 e9s5 , to Aaq
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aad t2tbollc slcleticsl- y on hy John r C-sli.
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Cathedral Bows Cub ~ yardsl. second. Andrew
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ins ard relay ,hapdicap closed 70 Cathal-
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yards. third. with NJ Cens Jones =.
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and 7 6edell Xavier 4. A. l9e Yards. third
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