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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
M|AVYAT TAN OFFERS
INTERESTING CARD
Several Substitutes Go on. but
Put Up Coed Exhibitions,
Winning Favor.

or the several substitutes offered al the
weekly bouts al the Manhattan club last
night. one proved a happy surprise This
was Dick Hart OF San Francisco. who
appeared with Joe Clark OF Salt Lake
IN place OF Jack Schott OF Ogden. HarJ
absorbed CIarS's wicked kick and became
favorte with the large crowd when he
kept coming back for more Hart went
the bout would he called a draw provid-
end NJ the fourth round, and though
Clark had the better ot the 60. probably,
It was Of course. a. draw.
The meet was an interesting one. de-
spite The fact that there were too many
substitutes Ia please majority OF the
fans. combination of circumstances.
however, prevented the card going as per
schedule. but Manager Downing put up
Tom Thomas Of salt Lake. negro.
won over Young Russell of Ogden al the
end of the third round. Russell, though
game, being unable to come back.
Indian Tommy OF ogden and Andy
liadley Of Salt Lake. who appeared for
> Kid Davis, called out of the city on
business. went four fast rounds 10 draw.
Keen disappointment was felt when Il
was announced that Young Shafer Of Salt
Lake would not be- present for his go
WIN Nid Harrison OF ogden. The boys
M"Fc 10 weigh IN al lS3 rlngslde. but
Shafer could only pull up TO 12e, while
Harrison went about 1875 In place OF
Shafer. Dick Mantell, a native son"
went on and put up an interesting bout.
even though he started towards slum-
oerland Just as the gong sounded In
rounds one and two. and went TO the
floor for good i'm round three.
Shater has expressed willingness TO
meet any man In the state at $50 ring
side. and ii is announced that he is
backed for from 800 up against the man
who may he pitted against him
The battle royal was a happy close to
the classy programme, old King Cole of
Salt Lake again carrying home the VIC
tory
Willard Bean was the third man in the
ring, while Fat Schuyler held the
watch
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAM BEATS
ASSOCIATION AT POLO

In a water polo game a, the Y. NJ c.
~ quarters Monday night the high school
team won over the association team the
score being to 3, The game was ex-
ceednsly interesting throughout and the
small high school swimmers had every
thing their own way At no time did it
look dangerous for them. The V NJ c.
A. team began strong but weakened as
the nigh school set in on steady team
work and the first half ended 3 to In
the favor OF the high school. The sec
ond half was more interesting as the
teams played harder. each making two
goals, which made the final score to 2.
Clever work at critical times prevented
two goals being scored against the high
school.
The high school boys We're disappointed
as they were expecting on having a COM
petition III several swimming events but
after the game the association team
would not swim. the members saying that
they were too tired.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
Massachusetts Statesman Fights
Measure Providing for Pop
ular Election of Senators.
MISREPRESENTATION FIRST
LAW OF ALL LEGISLATORS
Power of Federal Government.
He Says, Must Not Be Weak
ened in Any Way.

! WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Resistance to
| the uttermost to the attempts 10 transfer
! from congress 10 the various state legisla-
! lures the control OF time and manner of
| election Of United States senators as pro-
posed by the resolution providing for their
election by direct vote OF the people. wa
| advised by Senator Lodge OF Massachu-
sets In a speech in the senate today,
Mr.. Lodge was speaking in opposition to
| the proposed new amendment to the con
! stitution as whole. but he found an
! direct management OF tho detail of sena-
torial elections in the various state legls-
laturcs.
Declaring. that the proposed change in
that respect Strikes at the very founda-
ton of the national government Mr.
Lodge said that the plan violates the plans
OF the trainers Of the constitution.
At Mercy of States.
IT is now proposed" continued Mr
Lodge, "to put the United States govern
ment. so far as the election of senators is
concerned. at the mercy OF the states II
Is proposed to take from the United States
any power TO protect its own citizens in
| the exercise OF their rights no matter how
great the need might be for such proteco
ton. II this amendment should become
law, twenty-three states, including per-
maps only minority OF the population,
could at any moment arrest the move
ment or the government and stop all its
operations
The senator denounced as n "mockery''
the "pretense" that the proposed legisla-
ton was progression, Not onI~ was 1t a
nockery. but IT was "retrogresslve and re-
cction of an extreme kind
III adopted" he went on "it would
carry the government back TO the contro-
veTsies and struggles, out of which the
constitution was born and which beset
and endangered the infancy OF the United
states. Enlargjng upon the danger OF
the proposed change. Mr.. Lodge said:
Self Preservation First Law.
self preservation is the first law of gov
ernments as 1t is OF nature. and It seems
TO me that no matter how we may decide
the question of methods by which sena-
tors should be elected the reserya ton OF
the power Of the United States to control
those elections. II need be. Is essential TO
the governments safe and continued ex-
istence. Any attempt of this sort TO
break down or weaken the authority of
the United States ought to be resisted To
the last. 1t is amazing that IL should he
suggested at a time like this when the
government of the United States Is OF ne
cessity taking up new duties and new OBJ
legations as demanded by the conditions
OF the time; at moment when the ma
tionai government requires all its
strength
Closing his address with an appcal for
The preservation OF the constitution, Mr
Lodge said: ~
we shall do we'll to hesitate before we
mar constitution crowned by the
triGmphs OF century and to which the
Sau word failure is still a stranger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
ARTHUR MACKE WINS
BOUT At DENVER A. c.
Salt Lake Wrestler COnquers
Joseph Deere. Representative
of the University.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
DENVER. Feb. e.--The Denver Athletic
club tournament opened with wrestling
bout between Joseph Deere. Heltcrweieht
champion of Colorado. representing Den
yer university, and Arthur Maci5e Of Sal,
Lake. Deere came at MaCke strong and
after n few seconds pulling around Macke
got a hold and they went 10 the mat.
Macke remained Oh top for the six min
utes, having Deere In danger several
times, Deere tried to get up. but Macke
was too strong and at the end Of the six
minutes Referee Edward 9. Day awarded
MaCke the bout.
Several boxing bouts followed. Then
Fred Crabhe wrestled Frank Rolls. They
had scarcely shaken hands when Crahhe
lifted his man and dropped him 10 the
ma; in half Nelson, throwing Rolls in
twenty-one seconds.
14jpound wrestling-Arthur Mscke.
Salt Lake y NJ C. a.. defeated Joe
Deere, last years. champion.
1S5-Pound wrestling-Frank Crahbe. salt
fsated Frank Rolls. Denver
l5S-pound boxing-Janes Griffin defeat
Cd James Ball jesse McNutt defeated p
Rowles.
ii5-pound boxing Harry Garrison. Fort
WaldesmarN. Denver, defeated G. i. Con-
nors. United States navy: j. W. Elmer
berg defeated George Eegume Ed Mills
defeated John Murphy.
1S5pound boHlng--Joe Madison defeat
ed Elmer olson; Harry Anderson defeat
ed James Ryan knockouD: j. Cryst de
tented II. Bell.
1856 pound boxing-Mose SideIl defeated
Joseph Morape OF Fort Logan 0tnockouD
Bobby Boston, 1910 champion. defeated
Julius Kadn.
los pound boxing-Jerry Corbett defeat
ed irving Compton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
POSSE CATCHES THIRD
SUNVYs|DE SUSPECT
Finds Bag of Silver and Bloody
Razor on Man Who Swan
Price River.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PRICE, Feb. 6.-Sherlff Kelter and his
posse arrived here this afternoon in a
special train from Green River with the
three men charged with the murder OF
Victor Albert jenkins at Sunnysde yes
terday morning.
The men. handcuffed together were
turned over to Deputy Sheriff J. o..
Faucet and City Marshal Barton, who
placed them in solitary confinement.
separated from each other. in the county
Jail. Sheriff Keller and his posse did
not get Off the train. but proceeded OH
TO Kenilworth by way OF Helper.
On the man who swan the Price river
at Woodside was found the bag OF silver
taken from jenkins and the bloody razor
with which Jenkins and Bentley are said
TO have been slashed after being shot
down. After being taken to Jail the
three were fed. They ate ravenously
The three are Italians. and II said that
one of them has been engaged in the
bakery business at Sunnyside. a great
mob followed the prisoners and officers
TO the county JAIL but there was no
disposition towards violence. Deputy
Sheriff Faucet has not as yet asked
the men their names.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
CATHOLIC ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION EXPANDS

CHICAGO, Feb. s.-Expansion Will be
the keynote of the National Catholic
Athletic association meeting called for
tomorrow night This session. originally
scheduled for an early date next month.
has been pushed ahead owing to the
heavy demand filed by churches wish
ing TO join the orsaniza ton for the COM
ing baseball season.
yet teams from only twenty four par
ishes lined up for the championship
games last year. The success attending
the effort OF the league officials In their
initial season has stirred up redoubed
interest In the affairs OF the organiza-
tion.
the meeting. at which the various COM
mittees will be appointed to attend the
reorganization OF the circuit and the re-
vision OF the constitution.
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NEW STATE LEAGUE
NOW Is PROBABLE

SAN JOSE. Feb. 6.-Mike Steffani,
the old time ball player, is responsible
for the statement that parties whose
names he is not vet at liberty to make
public are at work pcrfecting a new
baseball league to take in San Jose.
Stockton, Fresno, Santa Cruz, Watson.
vile and Vallejo or Sacramento II the
new league s directors decide TO ask for
a class rating in organized ball, he
says, there will be no attempt to break
into Sacramento, but if it should be de.
cided TO play independent ball tho cap.
ital city may be included in the itin,
erary, although it is desired TO avoid
any conflict with the powers of organ
lied ball
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WEAKER TEAMS BEAT
LEADERS IN T9URyANu

In the POOL tournament in po,r,SI
the y. VI. g. 4. some Of ,Ss ,SVs..s -
teams are surnrisins the field by ~
over The almost sUcc ginne-S
teams have not all played. bn, ~
pected 10 hplsh their schedule bsss.
close Of the week. Tho ms,chs- =,
so tar have been interesting ss 1.
nnd the loss OF two gumes by ols..
1allen has greatly unse, n, -.
sheet. The winning team uljI -
sented with gold association g,,cs \
The combinations, Including i;rs.s
and Brown and Galloway and Es-z
have combined into the team NJ -.
and Brown. which begins ,he 80
over again. The Two most rpcsn, -
were the big surprises. Castro al
6erson won from Olesnn and Hs1,-
two straight games, The scores 49,,
10 II and 95 20 II. srewert ado
toferson won from Chiids ana Ijni~'
p 70 10. u 20 % and i6 10 q
standing of the teams IS as folor,'
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that n special
sIdeu sax TOT Inc h RsrposSe Se,d OF extending the
by ordinances Of the City Council, ap-
proved January 10, 1911. and February g.
1911, respectively.
Said special. tax is levied upon the fol-
Lake City. to wit,
n,do. In lots snd,. 70 a. inslusiys n; block l.
plat A. Big Field survey, and in section
u. township I south, range l west. Salt
Lake Meridian, abutting on the east
side OF Washington street between Ninth
sidewalk district No. A. OF Salt Lake
City, and Is due and payable in five
equal annual installments beginning Feb
six per cent per annum on the whole
amount OF said tax shall be computed
from the date. Of the approval OF the
tax, to wit: February 3. 1911. and In
terest at said rate on the whole amount
Of said tax unpaid shall be due and pay
stallment or interest aforesaid is not
paid on the date when same becomes
due. then the whole amount OF tho tax
interest are due will become due and
payable and Will draw interest at the
rate OF eight per cent per annum until
sale OF the property assessed. One or
more OF said installments in the order
IN which they arc payable aforesaid, or
the whole tax, may be paid without in
after the approval OF the ordinance con-
fIrming the levy of the tax; and one or
more OF said tnstallments in the order
In which they are payable, or the whole
tax unpaid. may be paid on the day any
lrstallment is due by paying the amount
thereof and interest to said day.
All special taxes nre pavabie at nv
office. room 102. City and County build
ing Salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this
5rd day OF February. 1911.
GIDEON SNYDER.
CITY Treasurer and Collector of Special
Taxes
Sidewalk extension No. 152.
First and final esiin1pI Ip Innr
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Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses
Jacksonville Results.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. 6.-One Of
the prettiest finishes OF the meeting was
witnessed by large crowd at Moncrief
this afternoon. when In the fourth race
Princelike and Third Rail ran tho entire
length OF the stretch heads apart. finish
ing In the order named SO close together
tha, none but the Judges could designate
the winner. Third Rail was an extreme
outsider at IL TO /. while Princelike ruled
favoritc.
First race. three and a. half furlongs-
High Brow. 8 TO .. won; Eaton. IL 70 10,
second, Gold Mine 10 ,, third. Time.
:jg 2-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Abound, 9 to
% won; Special Brew, to /. second; Al
Thorpe TO 5, third. Time, lis 3-5.
Third race. five and half furlonss--
Muff. ; 70 >. won; Evia, TO l, second !;
Zooi, to /. third. Time. los SIS.
Fourth race. one mile-Princelike, {
TO 5. won: Third Rail-, IL to !, second /:
Tom Hayward, 3 TO 1, third. Time.
1:I0i5.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs-
Toison Dor, to o, won; Stafford. TO
/. second; Wander. 5 TO !. third Time.
1:21 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth.-shap-
dale. to i. won; Abrasion, Z TO l, sec
ord, FL Fall, 4 to l, third. Time, las
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S|BLEY IS CHOSEN I
PRESIDENT Or CD
Directors of Salt Lake i,
Select Officers for I,.,,''
Branch of State Lesgu,

At a meeting Of the board .,
OF the Salt Lake Baseball ~, ait
Utah Baseball league. " g., . 4
elected president OF the cInh '1 ~ \
Bassett. secretary. and Rodns.' ? '.ss ~
treasurer. The other diyeeto,. :, ~
Murphy. j. T. Raleigh and M
The directors alzo confIrwaJ' = ~
tion OF Bert Margctls 40 .n m.ne Vic
salt Lake team. "'ai'asev N
The directors announce i,
bile parade which viii Icays os agt's|
rooms OF the Moose iodpe !. We
Wednesday afternoon for tte~ a. ID
selling tickets 10 the enrot,.inIp pu'I1s
given at the club rooms 81 rr'lent ,tt
lodge. on Wednesday night n, us "
tit OF the Salt Lake FasebaS ,i lns
Following is the card for ,I t'ua
for the Utah STATE Baseba, We y, ~
be given at the Moose club bon.sg
ncsday evening. ""uss W.
Young Gerry VS.. Jack f'arn.
Harry Shaefer VS.. Dick Mon,"nr
Harry Bishop VS.. DIck Is~ IJ,s
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Tampa Results,

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 6.-Cherokee Rose
was the only winning favorite here today.
disposIng of n fast field in the feature
race OF the card
Results.
First race FIVE and a half furlongs-
Niblick IL to l. won, Claiborne, l TO 2.
second: Colonel ZIb 12 10 l. third. Time.
i.0I 2-5.
Second race. FIVE furlongs-Ossian. 10
/. won Chalce 10 l, second. George
Turner. Ia ). third. Time. :06 SIS.
Third race. FIVE furlongs-Grandissim
% TO ]. won; Dracoola, to !, second I;
Regards. s 10 /. third. Time. :o5 3-o.
Fourth race hve and half furlongs-
Cherokee Rose 10 5. won: Neoskaleeta.
to / second; Bright Maiden, 20 10 !.
third. Time. liz l-6.
Fifth race, six furlongs--Horace E.. 4
10 |, won: Radiation, to l. second
Pleasing. Is 10 | third. Time. 1:19 40.
Sixth race. mile and one sixteenth.
Lawton Wiggins; TO !, won; Louis
2, third. Time SO 2-5.
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IIeua gers.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
TEAM TO PLAY TWO GAMES

The high school basketball team has
two games scheduled this week, both OF
which will be important. The first one
VIII be Thursday afternoon at the high
school against the Preps. On Saturday
there VIII be a game with the Bountiful
high school team on the Bountifu floor.
Tommy Fitzpatrick who graduated
from high school at the midycar and
who played his last high school basket
ball game against the freshmen, regis
tered at the university Monday morning
as freshmen. Fitzpatrick Will play
with the freshmen team the remainder
Of the basketball season
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had. The incident was the outgrowth of
a passage Saturday between the Arkan-
sas member and newspaper correspon-
dent whom he had denounced.
The house adopted a resolution offered
by Mr.. Gardner of Massa chusetts pro-
N!ding for full Investigation OF the in
cident by a subcommittee of the judiciary
committee. empowered TO summon and
examine witnesses under oath and to re-
port by February IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-07
SCHAEFER WILL PLAY AT
UNIVERSITY CLUB TONIGHT

Young Jake Schaefcr OF Denver. son
of the man known as Wizard Shacfer.
Will play two billiard matches with Lloyd
Jevne at the University club rooms this
evening. beginning at $50 o'clock. and
at the conclusion OF the matches will
give an exhibition of fancy shooting
Schaeier Will play Jeyne 200 points of
1872 balkline billiards and then fifteen
points OF three-cushion billiards. Jevne
is former worlds champion at bill
liards.
The members of the Alta and the Com
mercial clubs are invited 10 attend the
matches and the exhibition.
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WITH PRESIDENTS LETTER.
Mexican Envoy VIII Hold Conference
With TeXas GoNernon

AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 6.--Governor Col
quit was today advised that Special En-
bassador CassaSus OF Mexico Will be here
tomorrow for a conference with him. pre-
sumably relative to the Mexican revolu-
ton. He brings with him d letter from
President Taft, the nature of which is
not known.
Many applications have been coming to
Governor Colquitt requesting that he is
sue proclamation urging Texans strictly
TO observe the neutrality laws and that
railroads do the same. He has not yet
issued the proclamation. but it is under
stood he may do so after his conference
with the special emba ssador
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Christoferson-S
Hamilton Team Wins.

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. 5.-Ths iIszl
basketball team OF Two Rivers 4
consin. so far outcassed the On
ton Largey Maroons tonight q
the score apparently could easily y
been 100 TO 81. as IL was Sc 10 T. Il
Butte five seemed to be imbeclIes 4 .
hands OF the speedy Hamiltouiart
never at any stage OF the game hta s
the faintcst chance.
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Troops Go to Border

DENVER, Feb. Ga special train of
cavalry horses. camp equipment and army
supplies. accompanied by a company of
infantry. passed through Denver today
bound for Nogales. Ariz The soldiers
came from Fort d. A. Russell. Wyoming
The train was handled out OF Denver by
the Santa Fe railway
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Go to Join Rebels.

PUEBLO, Colo. Feb. 6.-No less than
40 Mexicans have left Pueblo and vicln
lty within the last week with ayowed
intention OF joining insurgent forces
around Juarez. according 10 informa ton
gwen out by the police authorities This
Is confirmed by local Mexican leaders
who admit that revolutionary agents have
been working among MeXicans employed
by the railroads and large Irrigation pro-
jects In southern Colorado
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Mega Busy on West Coast.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Feb s-Persistent
reports that the band OF Mexican rebnis
near Campo. fifteen miles southeast OF
here. numbers 600 men. and that Gov
ernor Vega OF Lower California. with $50
troops and fifty volunteers had moved
east from Tecarte, were received In san
Diego early today The estimates of the
exact number OF men in the rebel band
are confiicting. but the real number is
believed TO be $50, The roads between
Campo and Tecarte are in bad condition
and slow progress Will he made by both
forces
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Referee Davies Dies.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 6-Charles u.
Davies. one OF the best known basketball
referees and team managers In the north
west, who refereed the Wisconsin, Mime
sofa game Saturday last. fatally shot HIM
self in the head al his home yesterday
morning. lie was taken TO Trinity hos
pital where he died today.
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Good Marks at Targets.

The weekly competition In indoor shoot
ing at the high school will be shot off
Tuesday afternoon on the Union Build
ing range against the Harvard school OF
Los Angeles. Cal Captain Webb will con-
duct the match. beginning at the close OF
school.
Captain Paul Parmeee OF the team
conducted spirited practice Monday
fired. Parmelec. Pratt, Smith McCarty
and Hickman all fired above S5 in tho
standing position and averaged 80 in the
prone shooting.
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Physical Directors Meet.

In the future physical directors OF vari
Gus institutions in Salt Lake and the
state Will meet once a month and discuss
questions pertaining to the advancement
OF athletics in general. w. II. Day. Coach
Roberts OF Provo and others were here
last week and evinced copsidera BILE in
terest as TO what can be accomplished a,
future meetings.
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Gotch Vanquishes Turk,

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Feb. 6.-Frank Gotch
returned to the mat here tonight in n
tinish match for the first time since his
retirement year ago. In a bout with
Kara Osman. hc made quick work of the
Turk. throwing him twice III twenty five
He displayed his old-tiine skill
and alertness and indicated by every
that he has not forgotten the
game. although he is slightly overweight,
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OROZCO WATTS FOR
|VAVARRO'S ARRIVAL
Sharp Fight Expected When
Federal General Tries to
Enter Juarez.
Continued From Page One.

Rio Grande and back into the country
where illegal expeditions may be organiz-
Ing. IT is believed the military will be
able TO keep track Of all fugitives.
In order that the government may be
able TO purchase aeropanes for use in
patroing the Mexican border. the war
department has taken up with Senator
Warren. chairman OF the military affairs
committee. the question OF making the
appropriation $4,000 for aeropanes In
the army available Immediately instead OF
on July l. as would be the ordinary
course.
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HENAGER'S SECOND TEAM
DEFEATED BY SOLDIERS

In p basketball game played at Fort
Douglas Monday afternoon. Henager's
second team met defeat at the hands of
the fast five representing company D. by
score of SO to O. Desjarlais was the
main feature OF the game and scored
several sensational baskets. Bengler
played his usual star game Kimbrew
had his own way Il center.
The lineup;