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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Perry.

Mrs Mary Braden has taken charge
of the Farmers Central telephone line
here. Mr. and Mrs George Switzes
who had charge of it, have moved int
what Is known as the Ssnpeer honss
MIR Switzer will travel for the Unitet
Robe company of Owosso, his territory
lying in New York state-Mrs Iren9
Morrice accompanied her daughter.
Mrs q s Field, to Detroit, Saturday.
where she will remain for an extendt1
visit-George Grettenberger and
family and Mrs M n Sherman spsNt
Monday In Okemos, where the Grsttsnr
berger family held q reunion at the
home of the mother, Mrs Katherine
Gret t Q berg Master Shersa9
Barnes. the four. year.old son Of Hr,
and Mrs Mark Barnes, died at this place
about II o'clock Saturday from anemiG.
He leaves brother Russell, nine yeaH
of age, and baby sister, 1S months
old-A peculiar accident occurred
Saturday at the farm of Will Horton,
southwest of town. Miles Crawford.
while saving rails, caught his left hand
in the buzz saw, badly lacerating tho
last three fingers On his hand. Frank
Munich, while illustrating the accident
to the six men who were working with
them, dropped the wrist of the LETT
hand on the buzz saw, cutting 1t pain
fully, but not severing the bone. Tho
two were brought here and Drs Hal
sted and Cudworth did up the injuries
Both men will get along all right unless
they catch cold-Laban Brown wac
called to Minot, N. D.. by telegram
announcing the sudden death OF hs
sister, Delly Brown. Mrs Brown hae
Harold Beers assisting her in the store
during Mr. Browns absence. AisR
Brown was well known in this locality.
having spent winter here with rele-
tives four years ago-Mr and Mss @
B Van Tassell moved their household
goods to Lansing Saturday, Mr. ysa,
Tassell having closed out his restaurant
here, and will engage in the business
there-Miss Lena Blanchard enter
tanned number Of her girl friends -
dinner New Years day, at her home.
south of town.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
New G. A. II. Officers

Corunna, Jan. 4.-The following
officers of the Corunna G. A. R. have
been installed since the first of the
year:
Commander-W. e. Jacobs.
s. B. CIV. H. Morrison.
]. B. C.-S. Anthony.
Adjt.-E. Conley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Munger.
Sergt.-L. Warriner.
Chaplain-James Fisher.
o. of D.-Andrew Porter.
Guard-Charles Foster.
PIT. Jr.-E. ID. Babcock.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
First Baptist Church Officers.

Deacon Emeritus-Abram Wicking.
h Deacons-S. d. Emery, 8. b. Pitts.
, Trustees L. Sprague, John Cal
1ins., r. L. Chase.
3 C16fk-L. o. Underwood.
Treasurer-E. M. Miller,
= Collector-Miss Geraldine Mahaney.
Pianist-Mrs. d. II. Lamb.
Il Auditors-H. M. Miller, Roy Mclean
Mr.. Monroe.
I, Music Committee-C. E. Rigley, Sr.
H. p. White, Harry Parker.
A Floral Committee : Mrs. Otto l.
prague, Mrs. Fl. M. Miller, Mrs Har
~ Parker.
Deaconesses- G. Mahaney, Mrs
w. l.. Parker, Mrs. W. II. Grieve, Mrs
Fred Welch.
Benevolence- E. M. Miller, Mrs
John Mclean, Mrs r. A, Lord.
Ushers M. d. L. Brown and the
Baraca class.
Reception Committee-To be appoint
"a by the pastor.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
New Haven.

The G w B M meets with Mrs Dem,
ing Friday afternoon-A Ell Clark ot
Kingsley visited here last week--M.
and Mrs G II Davis entertained We'd
nesday evening in honor of their soma
John David of Spokane. Washington,
and Mr. and Mrs Stephan DAVIS OF
Chicago-Miss Mary Orser has re-,
turned to her home in Mt Pleasant 3
after visit with relatives vere--Ths
L A 8 of the Church of Christ gave an
oyster supper at the home of Jacob
Bittell, Thursday evening.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Imperial Garment Co.

The stockholders of the new garment
making company met Wednesday and
perfected their organization and will
capitalize at $15. 900. The business will
be started within the next few days in
the Hartshorn building, East Main
street. The officers are:
President. Edwin Ellis.
Vice President-A. L. Nichols.
Sec-Treas. George Valentine.
George M. Taylor will have charge
Of the factory work.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Real Estate Transfers.

g. Waugh to F. Hicok pit sw u
sec. Bennington $1,000.
A. Moulton to w. easier NV Il
sec. "a Middlebury $1,100.
w. e. Mckenzie to T. and j. Keb-
ler lot 13 blk IA A. l.. e B. o. Will
liams' add Owosso $4,000.
w. Pierpont to s. Smith lot II blk
80 Woodlawn park, Owosso $40.
A. Giles to w. Ross and wife pit.
seA and. part neA sec. 23 Middle
bury $500.
N. Mckenzie to U. s. Race lot
sub reserve l A. l.. Williams add,
Owosso $4,000.
John Northwood to M. G. and L. c.
Mountain pit. reserve 1, Lothrop, $4,-
900.
N. Steel to c. Farnum lot blk
IL Steel's sub Durand $55.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
New Era Officers.
BRANCH BOARD 1S.

BRANCH BOARD t8.
President-L. G. Hall. .
Vice President-Chas. L. Paris.
Treasurer-G. L. Taylor.
Directors-A. F. Hollis, w. E. Col
lins and J. d. Crum.
Delegate to District Assembly,. D.
Crum.
Alternate-J. A. Byerly.
BRANCH BOARD 223.
President-W. L. Parker.
Vice President-C. w. Danforth.
Treasurer-G. L. Taylor.
3 Directors-F. J. Storrer, o. L. Davis
and Il. L. Bunting.
B Delegate to District Assembly-Irs
q. Curry. ~ ga sue ~
2Alternate- M. ID. Corey. sg@s..a.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
New Grange.

County Deputy Earl Stone has organ
lied grange to be known as Venice
Grange, $'with the following officers
Master. Fred Miller; Overseer, G. A.
Owen; Lecturer, Ambert Weller; Ste.
ward, Lucian Hart; Assistant Steward,
VIM. Hudson; Chaplain, Annie Stewart
Treasurer, Ray Ellis; Secretary, Edna
Hudson; Gate Keeper, Jerry Craig
Ceres. Edna Saxton Pomona, Millie
Craig; Flora, Cora Reed; Lady Asst
Steward, Flora Hudson; Chairman of
finance committee, Finley Reed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Young Man Missing.

Glen Redenour, employed at the
sugar factory, has not been at his home
on Grand avenue since Saturday and
officers are looking for him. His wife
and one child are in destitute circum-
stances He had but few dollars and
has been away for days at time be-
fore and his wife expects him to return
as they lived happily together.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Marriage Licenses
Another Horse Case.

A Lansing dispatch says Gov. Os-
born heard the argument of the attor-
neys but withheld his decision as to
granting requisition asked for by the
authorities of Chautauqus county, N.
Y, for the arrest of B. w. Calkins of
Durand, charged with grand larceny.
Mr.. Calkins sold stallion to farmers in
that county and the case grows out Of
the deal. His attorneys claimed the
warrant was defective.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Authorize Sale Of Bonds.

At the adjourned meeting Of the
council Thursday evening the sale of
the issue of $4,000 bonds voted at the
special election last month was ordered
by a unanimous vote of the eight mem.
bers present. City Clerk Dumond will
ut once advertise the same.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Tho Morse Damage Case Reversed

Tho Morse Damage Case Reversed.
The supreme court has reversed the
decision of the Ingham circuit court
awarding Glen Morse of Corunna, a
judgment of $3.50 against the Grand
Trunk railroad for the death of his in
FAINT son. The case has been in court
for several years. having been tried
four times in the circuit and heard
twice in the supreme court. 1t is not
known as yet whether the case was
sent back for another trial in the circuit
court.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Sheriff's Annual Report.

Corunna, Jan. 3.-Sheriff E. j.
Herrick has submitted the following
to the board of supervisors now in
session. The total amount of ex-
pense to be borne by the taxpayers,
as shown by the report, is the small
est of any under the regimes Of the
sheriffs for several years past, with
the exception of that mentioned in
the last annual report of Mr.. Her
rick's predecessor, John Watson,
and which did not include several
thousand dollars representing the
expense of the mobilization of troops
at 'Durand during the, railroad en-
ployes' strike ~ n r,
The report follows: % ~ dga .
To the Honorable Board OF Super
"a visors:- e,p,
Herewith / beg leave to submit to
statement of the expenses and sal
aries of the sheriff's office and also q
statement of the fines and fees col
lected by myself and deputies dur
In the year 1911 as follows:
Salaries -. ..... ....$5,900.00
Board of prisoners. ..... 8S0.S5
Board OF Tramps. ..... 252.00
EXP. of sheriff and deputy 1.047.26
Total. -. $S,OSO.11
fees and fines collected. .$967.1
Making total cost to the tax
payers for running the sher-
IFS Office for 1911. 81 ,003. 90
The average number of prisoners in
jail per day for the year 1911. .5 "
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. Il. ]. Herrick,
Sheriff of Shiawassee County.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Married in Windsor .

Gertrude. seventeen -year-old daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs Bert Sisco, Owosso
township and Jay Fuller, former en-
ployee on the Sisco farm, were married
in Windsor, Dec. 2S, the young lady
leaving for that city in the absence of
the family. 1t is thought they are
with the groom's parents on their farm
near Flint.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Contract Let.

George Brady & Son of jackson.
have the contract to build the new
Michigan Central depot in this city.
The interior finish will be made by the
Rikerd Lumber Co. of Lansing.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Finds Good Home.

The child Gertrude, whom no one
seems to know the parents of, and who
has been cared for at the home of Frank
Decker, has been adopted by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Burgess, Corunna avenue.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05

Misses Ina Gabriel, Marian Davis.
Lois Whipple and Earl Wolaver,
Frederick Gould, Stanley Day and n
Bigelow returned to Ann -Arbor on
Tuesday after spending the holiday
with relatives here.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05

1t is stated that nearly one hundred
members Of Wilson tent Modern Mac
csbees in this city dropped their mem
bership owing to the re-adj ustment Of
rates.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05

Married, Tuesday, by Rev. @. H..
Hanks, I. L. Drake of Lake, Mich, and
E nma 9. Gates of Rush township.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05
Baptist Parsonage Damaged.

Fire damaged the First Baptist par
sonage Wednesday, scorching the walls
of the northeast corner rooms, spelling
the furniture and destroying some
articles of clothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
ROYALS HAVE
GOOD LINEUP
Want to Meet Dexters- Not
Captain Yet.

Plans have been completed by the
Royals, of Pleasant Plains, to have
n of the strongest of gridiron
squads in these parts. This Staten
Island crew wants to meet all teams
averaging in the vicinity of 140
pounds, including the Dexters, of
this city, and the Indians and Mon
tanas of Staten Island.
No captain or manager has yet
been selected but communications
will be received by John McNulty,
who managed the squad last season
and who in all probabilities will
handle the interests of the eleven
this year The election of the off,
GERS will be held tomorrow morning,
when the team will hold its first
practice.
Here is how the Royals will prob
ably look in war toys when the
initial encounter begins: Warner,
center; Nance, right guard; right
tackle, c. Bennington; right end, G.
Walter; left guard, j. Austin; left
tackle, Frank Eth; ]. Doody, left
end; left halfback, r. Werner; right
h~alfback, j. Crane; fullback, E. Dew
lin; quarterback, Hennessey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Because school has begun the lit
tie lads who constitute that group
known as the future greats are
not quite as active as they were dur
ing the weeks of July and August.
However, there are a few aggrega-
tions of little players who expect to
keep on pelting the pellet around
the lots until their favorites, Nc
Graw's Giants, finish their season.
One of these teams is the Royal
A.. A., which will travel to Maurer
tomorrow morning to tackle the
junior representative nine of hat
place for a side wager of 81 to 81,
with the Maurer squad giving the
odds. The locals did much thinking
before they decided to play in Maui
rer but they finally concluded hat
Peter Dametsch and his crew will
give them a square deal' and so
they decided to play the game.
The Royals will also take a slant
at Tottenville Oval Thursday after
noon, when they travel to the island
soil to meet some school team OF
Tottenville.
A few little lads who call them
selves the All Stars will stack their
forces against the Ginders in a game
on the copper works diamond today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
THAT SOUTH
RIVER HAS D|SBANDED
Joe Mullen Practically Confirms Ru-
NOR That MiIer's Team Quit--NeW
Nine Against Saints Tomorrow.

Rumors reporting the disbanding
of the South River baseball nine,
which was managed by Walter Mil
Ter and which lost to Dave Driscolls
New Brunswickers last Sunday,
reached here and is affording much
fodder for dope. The reports seem
true because when Joe Mullen, the
local basebailist, who was captain of
the squad, was approached on the
subject last night, he stated hat he
believed the regular South River
team was disbanded and that he
would not play in South River any
more this season. He further stated
that the town he had formerly repre-
scented Is playing a team of all South
River men on the diamond with the
exception of the pitcher, who is like
ly to be Harry Apologize, of this
city.
This phase of the case is given
much credit because several South
River sports who came here to ar
range a game with the Saints" this
week, also made some arrangements
with Apple" the sterling slab ar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

fist and only mound performer of the
F~ranklins.
1t is believed that Walter Miller's
nine disbanded because Of the trim
ming they received at the hands of
the Driscoll crowd Sunday. The
writer saw the game between these
two squads and sees no reason for
the South River nine to quit because
of their performance in New Bruins
wick, If that Is why they are disband-
ing. If South River fans were asked
whether they believed there were
many teams in this country that
could defeat their nine, they would
no doubt answer to the affirmative.
Well, the Driscoll nine is n of these
teams. But that's no cause to quit.
The Miller clan has made an enyi-
able reputation and 1t is a blow to
the national pastime in these parts
to have this crew close their actiyi-
ties. Will they even drop out of the
county championship race at this late
stage when they have as good a show
for the honors as any other nine?
Please answer "No."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
ASSIST DEXTERS TO
BOOK THE FOOTBALL
GAMES THIS SEASON
4mboy Has Only One Representative
But Fans Are Satisfied If
Il Don't Remain Idle.

Unlike Perth Amboy, there are
many cities of its size in New Jer-
sey, which boast of three or more
football eleyens. However, the local
fans seem to be content with having
one representative aggregation-the
Dexters-providing this gridiron
squad is booked and shown to the
fans in action nearly every week.
The sport who follows and sup
ports a team Is soon discouraged In
his support of his favorites II the
manager often hurts Il can't get a
game for this Sunday" II Ia a hard
Job managing a football eleven and
the sporting editor Of the NEWS will
help Manager Seel and his assistant,
Mr.. Larson, along with matters for
the season by offering the names Of
different managers now and then.
The following are the sridiron
s1scv5hs suggested today. The teams
mentioned have played last season
and have reorgantzed for the coming
season.:
Challenges for the Magnolia A. G.
eleven will be received by John Mot
ley, Of 1914 Magnolia street, Eliza
beth.
Letters addressed to Football Mar
ager OF the Warlows, milestone,
L. T., may result in the booking of a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

game. The Warlows have already
booked an Elizabeth aggregation to
open the season on the Long Island
grounds.
Charles Beck, manager OF the All
Stars, OF Elizabeth, may be COM
municated with at SIS Franklin
street, Elizabeth.
Sander zisglsr, Of Elizabeth. Is
the leader OF the strong Marshall
eleven and de1es T received by
him.
The Holy Cross Club, Of P1ainneld,
are hunting all oyer the state for
games, but wish to play Saturdays
only. This squad averages about
1876 pounds. according to their man
ager, J. N. Doyle, OF 208 East Fifth
street.
The Americans, managed By Jack
Holland. the Trojans, managed by
Dennis Burke. and the Fultons, man
aged by Joseph Streep, all Of Eliza
beth, r. other leans which are
ready to book games.
There is another team In Eliza
beth called the Thunderbolts, which
may organize and play on the T. A.
B. s. grounds. This squad averages
more than 200 pounds in weight. In
fact every man OF the gridiron
eleven but one, tips the beams at
the 200 mark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
Or. Cook May Try Again.

To the first newspaper mar who
called on DR.. Cook In Berlin the ex-
plorer said: "My lectures in Germany
will not be given for the purpose Of
making money. I hope simply to make
my work known" The reporter says:
Cook has modified his claims. He
no longer says, 4 reached the pole
but On April 81, 1903, arrived at a
point on an ice foe which, according
to my calculations could be designat-
ed as the north pole" Cook also
spoke hopefully of an expedition to
the farthest north point by Zeppelin
balloon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
DUNCAN WILL
OCCUPY SLAB
To TWirl for Team al Globe
Assn Bake.

Charles DUNCAN, who supports
the cOlors of the st. Anthony base
ball club, win twirl for II of the
baseball teams at the Globe Associ-
atoms clam bake at Pine Grove to-
morrow afternoon. Louis Vein
blatt will play the initial sack for
Dunigan's team. Butch states
that he will pitch like a real JEFF
Tesreau If they start the fray early
as he will be unable to resist temp
tation any too long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
Origin Of tbs Word "PicnIo."

Fanny Merritt Farmer, cookery ed
itor Of the WomaI's Home Compan-
ion. presents in the August number of
that periodical q number OF recipes
for good things to prepare for picnics.
In the course of her article she gives
the following explanation OF the origin
OF the word ."picnlc."
Years and years ago, when such
outings were being planned. 1t was
customary to have a list passed
among those who were to furnish
the things to eat and drink, and each
n picked out the thing che was
willing to supply. 1t was then
nicked' of the list. This form of
making and signifying your choice
became known as pick and nick,
which soon was changed inuo picnic,
and in due time the word picnic was
applied to the entertainment"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
SOCCER TEAM TO LINE
UP FOR |ST PRACTICE

For the first time in the season
the South End Soccer team will hold
q regular practice at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning on the copper
works diamond. Every player Is
asked to be present when the work
of getting the players In trim for the
coming season starts. Every effort
will be made to get the players Of
last season to be on the Job as the
South End boys had a good eleven
last season and want to have a team
of equal strength this year.
If the players show up tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
BORES ON RAILROAD TRAINS
Complains OF Talkativs Fol.
low Travellers Who Inslst en-
Revealing Secrets

II II strange how many people.
when travelling, are 10 bored with
their own society that they will talk
to whatever stranger they can force
to hsten-yes, and tsi their hearts
secrets. too. Ones. in the dressing
room OF 4 Pullman. = woman whom I
have never seen from that day to this,
told me With exact detail all about q
recent scandal IN her family which
thsy had kspt out Of tho papers only
By the most strenuous Abort. Yet Tor
all she know, I might have besn 3 re-
porter and I must say I lonsed to
brighten her for her i~ndiscretton BY
telling her that I was onsI
Less serious condolences are fire.
qusnt. I'vs hardly 4 hair on my head
that's my own" whispers the woman
who has come ovsr from the next sec-
ton ostensibly to offer you a maya
zine, but really to hear herself talk.
These pufs cost t70-and altogether
Two bought over 800 worth of braids
and switches" Pleasant thought!
1t Is much more difficult to handle
the cheerful. expansive woman tray
eler who has made up her mind to
talk to ono OF her own sex and who Is
At heart \ YER good sort, but who
merely happens to be = frightful bore,
than It IL to discourage the advances
Of the offensive travelling man, who,
seeing = woman alone. feels that he
can follow up his rude stares with con-
v%ersation. Usually \ curt monosylla-
Bile answer or NO answer at all will
sufficiently crush him-but you cannot
deal out that sort Of treatment to your
own sex.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

morning arrangements will be made
for a meeting to be held some night
next week and when this proposed
session Is held a manager and other
officers will be selected to carry the
team through the coming season. AS
soon as a manager is chosen chal-
lenges will be sent to all the DEC
teams In these diggings and several
exhibition games will be played.
Metuchen has q soccer aggregation
which the locals would NO doubt
stack up against If they organize
rightly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

Interesting and important doings
will occur Monday night at D. S.
Kelly's place in Woodbridge, where
the sports who " fast horses In
these parts will meet to set a late
for a matinee. 1t Is highly probable
that the date which will be selected,
IL any at all is taken, will be next
Saturday.
On that occasion, If things are ar
ranged at the meeting Monday night,
Henry Polkowitz Will enter his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
SAINTS CONFIDENT OF
BRINGING HOME BACON

they expect and mean to win to-
morrow. They know how low their
stocks will go if they lose this fray
and have determined to make good.
Jack Kinsula, the mainstay of the
team, will be on the slab for the
O'Hara crew and it's a cinch that the
fur will fly when he faces the South
Riverites.
Each and every warrior of the To-
Gals will have deep revenge burned
into his thoughts and will not only
bear in mind that the Saints" have
been in a slump, but will recollect
the Az defeat handed them by the
old South Riverites many months
ago. There will be the usual large
crowd of rooters to accompany the
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
HORSES TO
RACE IN WOODBRIDGE

"Ricard" in the events and Taylor,
of Railway, will no boubt wager a
few sheckels on his favorite, Lady
May" Kelly, the Woodbridge sport,
will also put a ~favorite in the race
and South Amboy will also be rep
resented by a few speedy animals.
Polkowitz has been trying to ar
range a matinee for many weeks, but
has been unsuccessful; he believes
his horse Is a sure winner in these
parts and this explains his anxiety
arrange the matinee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14

When Manager Marty" O'Hara
announced yesterday at the camp of
the Saint Anthony nine that his war
riors would meet the new South
River baseball nine tomorrow after
noon, there was much JOY. The boys
are anxious to get back into the win
column and think they can do the
trick at the expense Of the South
Riverites. 1t is probable and likely
that Harry Apologize will twirl for
the boys from u~p-county way against
the locals, as Ortleib, as we'll as all
the old players, are believed to be
through" with the South River
nine.
The Saint Anthonys don't care
who will pitch and play against them
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-14
FRESHMEN GET
GOOD BEATING
Grammar School Scrubs Have
Saints TMirler Stins0n.

With Stinson, Of the st. Anthonys
on the slab, the Grammar School
Scrubs defeated the Freshmen Of the
high school yesterday afternoon on
the copper works diamond by a 6-3
tally. Eddie Flynn, the former
Grammar School finger, did the
hurting for the Freshmen. Gadek
received Flynn in fine style. Lewko-
witz was Stinson's battery mate and
did much to help his team cop the
bacon.