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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
BUCKS COUNTY
COUNTRY CLUB
IMPROVES LINKS
Golf Course Being Virtually
Made Over This Winter.
New Greens and Hazards
to Be Provided.

LANGHoRNE. Pa. Dec. H-ImprovS-
nients now being made to the golf courio
OF the Bucks County Country Club VIII
make 1t in the spring one OF the mot
difficult nine-hole courses in the vicinity
of Philadelphia. Constructed in the VIII
ter OF l91S-14. the new course was tn-
avoidably rough and uneven during ne
last summer. To remedy this the Gdf
Committee had temporary greens male
early in October. and the old greens
were resodded and leYeled. During tao
winter months they win receive careful
attention. and In the spring will be n
first-class condition,
The entire course Is being similarly
treated A large force OF men Is at WORK
planting new sod. arranging new hazards
illing in holes and dltohes and removing
old hazards, which have been found uI-
desirable.
The course was designed by ALEC
Finley, OF the sporting department Of
Wanamaker's, and Is 800 yards Ions.
During the summer number OF matches
have been played with other clubs, and
next year large number Of events win
be scheduled, as tho club intends entering
the Suburban Golf League.
Eilwood w. Watson. the club cham-
pion, holds the score Of 70 for 1s holes.
the record being held by G. B. Webster.
Jr., captain OF the University OF Penn
aylfAlhA BplI team anu AneAubcE OF t4A4
FTankford Country Club. who made :
n the hrst time he played over the
course other low scores are held By
Charles II. Lovstt a member OF tho Unit
versity OF Pennaylvania golf team, Whe
frequently makes a 7s. and Harry Ridge,
who goes around In So
Or. s. La Roy Ridge demonstrated his
ability when he was the runner-up IA the
fourth sixteen OF the Philadelphia Cricket
Club tournament. being defeatad IA the
final by J. HaltOn. OF the Waltamnxsh
Country Club
Among the other nrst-elAss players IN
the club are Judge Of ths Munlelpal
Court John n. Patterson. state Senator
Clarence J. Buekman. Charles J. Nat.
thews. president OF the club: Henry Ref
snyder. Theodore c. Search ana Alfred
Marshall The golf COMMITTEES is s0m~
posed OF Eilwood W. Watson, Geores r.
Amber, J. Dawson Paul ana Charles
ii. LoVett.
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TEAM WORK PUTS DE NERI
ON TOP IN BASKETBALL
Other Teams in Eastern League Have Individual Stars But
Musical Fund Hall Boys Show Them Up By
Brilliant Playing Together

baseball team players next spring, was
mentioned some time ago as possibility
for the position Of basketball coach. How.
ever. Crowell has number Of other du-
ties this winter and was unable to take
the place He will be in Easton, how
ever, early in the spring to begin work on
the diamond. Fogarty will have two
young local players on his stan Of can
aidates for the basketball team. They
arc swartz, formerly a cageman of the
west Philadelphia High School, and Tay-
ior, of Camden High. Both Of these play
ers have a good chance to land regular
berths on the basketball team.
The Penn basketball team ala not set
a good start Saturday night. Their team
work was poor, and It was with little
difficulty that MuhlenberE won at
weightman Hail by the score Of 20 to y.
Coach Jourdet has, however, on his squad
a number OF able players, and before hA
selects the team which will play throusn
the intercollegiate Basketball League
season he will no doubt have a band well
able to hold up their end with the best
that Yale, Princeton, Cornell or Column
bia can put on the floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
INDOOR TRACK AT C. H. S.
DIR. o'Brien Starts Early Practice
with Crimson and Gold Candidates.


Or. Mathew ]. o'Brien, physical in
structor of Central High School and
reputed to be one OF the best schoolboy
athletic trainers In the country, has
mighty hard proposition on his hands
relative to developing a winning indoor
track team for the Crimson and Gold this
year. But few veterans from last sea-
sons fast combination are in school at
the present time.
Although the indoor track season will
not start until after the first of the year,
Doctor O'Brien has announced call for
track candidates, More than 40 young
sters have reported and the Central High
tutor has commenced diligent practice
with the men.
The stars who were lost last year by
graduation included Captain Bertolet,
McCombe. Cubbage and Brooles. The
quartet Of mentioned athletes are display
ing fne athletic ability with different
colleges. McCombe. Bsrtolet and Brookes
received their freshman cross country let
ters at the University OF Pennsylvania
ID. p. Smith. who was a crack one-miler
last year. viii captain the Crimson and
Gold track team this season. Other boys
who give promise 10 make the team are
Hampton, Robertson, Hannum and
Braclrus. The latter is the colored ath-
lete who established a good reputation
for himself at West Philadelphia High.
He Is a fast sprintsr and a corklng good
hurdler.
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FIRST ELEVEN.
SCHOLASTIC NOTES

The handicap cross-counyry run Of sSuthsr1.
Sua SSnIso one ne startinE from Broad and jackson
streeta TO League island and return. Ihe run
as ' yet. ct Nh The prizes include gold. silver ana
bronze medals, awarded for hrst' best time
and second. respectively.
Asaistant Coach Jay smith; .; the the sSuthsTIRI .TII
use smalley in the capacity 9f undeTst9hdy h1S tor
w SRPs. nn''Y at FORWARD i'' 'n' f''' anu D4'-
The nnal soccer match Of the. West Phila-
delphia High team will be played next Thurs,
fSs fss ScSelassie %s eha@piohshiP 6y bsatpg Mes
VS Vest Of phiS iff VIII SR close h the season with
victory.
Friends Central has scheduled two indoor
athletic meets with Central High School one
to take place IN each others gym. The dates
for the events have not been announced
Coach Lovelook. of the Catholic High base
ball team, has Informed diamond candidates
that he VIII issue a call for ,1y 6,s1ttsTy aspirahu
The first Scholastic League basketball game
between Northeast and Central % VII nbp ss Place Ssrs
Great rivalry exists between these schools atm
lstieally.
The checker team Of Southern HiEh schopi
had little trouble r. DEF de6s1tns Msst Isns
fhs Red and Black team swamped West Phil
lie by % to score Llndy. captaini JACOBS.
Rosenfsld. Silvsd and Weiss represented South
ern while DryEslla. Goldman, Weise. Conan
and Bates played for the West Phils.
S..s ss sGhfS S I sE sSSs ssns
IN TO the required mark In hi1 studies. Cap
tain F1eminE expects TO get back Into the game
next week. PRsserman Is the only regular
who has appeared In the lineup for about two
weeks.
The hssE:tssI teams o TEMPLE coIsss, ,I4 IA
ney 10 Atlantic City this season and play the
Morris Guards Of the seaahoro resort. The
Gnarda Win visit this city for a game with
81. Josephs February 10.
dual indoor track meet has been arranged
between Friends Central and Episcopal
Academy. The date has not been sex yet.
Basketball Will not be played at RAdnor High
bar the cage sport from the school this year.
Candidates for Central Highs indoor track
team are pracHcinE consoisutiouHly. Biackus.
fha former West Philadslphia Hlgh athlete,
will prove q biz asset for the Crimson and
Gold. he u q star sDrintsr and huFdler.
Manager conkiinE, Of Central Highs base
bail team, has started work on the Crimson
and Gold schedule for 1910 Ten veterans Will
Sc among the candidates out for the team.
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VopaEs HEADs RrFLE oLun

Wedges. 1915 student at Episcopal
Academy. has been elected to captain
the Churchman'S Rife Club, while Poole,
'I6. was chosen manager, The latter Is
also the president or the organization.
ursr, respectively.
The club has secured membership IN
the National Rife Association Medals
win be presented to the three lsading
marksmen Of the club At the end of the
season.
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, SOCCER SNAPSHOTS

The several changes made in the Havertord
College lineup for the Pennsylvania game on
Saturday certainly were decided improvements.
shipleGy' IN goal. played a rattling hne game,
halfback. Moon, by tho way is captain of
the Haverford College football team for next
year. and Carey who scored their only goal on
saturday. was the leader OF this years grid
iron team.
But one thing marrsd the playing OF the
teams. The wet condition OF the turf made
the footin1 uncertain. and spills were fire.
OF the Penn forwards was shooting for the
goal, and he Just managed TO save, but It was
a brilliant piece OF work.
MerohantvilIs won again on Saturday, and
now holds a comfortable lead OF ive points
in the Cricket Club over Mooreatown who were
idle, The Moorestown team still has a chance
TO Oyertake the leaders, for Merchantville has
Moorsstown has to win all three OF their re-
naming games, but should Merchantville win
its remaining game, which. by the way, Is
with MOorsstown, Il will cinch the champion
ship.
We certainly would like to have besn among
the spectators at the Shamrook-o' Hara game
on Saturday. The very names Of the two
teams g enough to signify sFd-topghs con- con,
when In the lins-upa such names as McShano,
Fitzgerald ct al are seen.
It would not be at all surprising iI the
University Of PennSylvania second team should
follow the example OF the hrst team, and win
the second division Cricket Club League oham-
and are now but two points behind the leaders;
College second on Saturday in a stirring game
that was featured by the ine playing Of nd
wards, the Red and Blue left fullback.
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no THB FAN


who rules the baseball game with steady
who threatens when 1t wobbles on the
straight
And narrow pathf Ban Johnson and his
band7
Not eoi the court Of last resorts-the
The gate controls the pastlme's inai fate,
And fandom holds the gate all o'er the
land.
Though nlaEnatsz thunder orders, praise,
the masters cit in Judgment in the
stand.
what matters II If yultz or johnson
shout.
If Feds and majors Ger the prOnts
night.
The fans decide who's wrong. and who
"a right.
Thslrs is the calm, unanswerabie might,
Thslrs is the arm that holds the finish
oiout;
were fandon and It's silver not In sight
Ban might have peace, and naught to
rave about
Hsrss to the fan. then. master of the
game;
Before success IL near, he must be won;
Despite the boasts of strong-lunged men
who claim
That Bans influence weighs at least a
ton.
what though the Fsd, the rushing base
ball Hun.
slusters about his right to gold and
The fan is sun the pastimss real big
me game stir hangs upon his praise or
blame.
John McGraw's failure to como to
terms with Pat Moran. manager of the
Phii1ies. for a trade In which Charlie
Doom should be turned over to the
Giants has resulted IN Dooin's determina-
ton to jump to the Federal League.
Doom gave President Baker, OF the local
National League Club. his Today notice
over a woelr ago. The 10 days have eE-
pired and Btin Doom has neither been
traded nor sold. That the ex-manager
Of the Phillies will play with one OF the
clubs In the Federal League is almost
certain, but Just which one 10 not a mat
ter that has been settled yet.
It is the idea OF the moBuIs OF the |
Federal League, and n good one. too, that |
the best men in the league should be |
distributed among the various clubs to |
squa1ize their strength. This policy will |
help the league moro than anything else |
they could do at the present time. Doom |
may go to Baltimore and play with Otto |
Knabes team. On the other hand, Il |
may be that he will be shifted to Chicago. |
The chances are. however, that Doom |
will play on one OF the teams In the |
fast.
giI -;
Sherwood Magee has declared that II !
Dooin goes to the Federal League he also
viii go. That VIII be = bitter blow to
tho fans of Philadelphia. Magee is ex-
ceedihgly popular with The baseball follow
ers OF this city, and his absence would
mean lost patronage. Furthermore, Ma
gee proved last season, when he played |
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WORLDS CHAMPION FEATERWECHT WILLIE HOUCK III

The value OF team work in basketball
as opposed to Individual stars, has neeh
thoroughly demonstrated this season IN
the Eastern League. By virtue OF tneh
ability to play together, not occasionally
but in every contest, has placed the Ds
Neri ave at the top Of the league anu
unless some accident happens IN tne
ranks OF the Musical Fund Hall boys
they will sail away with the pennant tnis
season as easily as the Braves TOOK the
worlds series from the Athletics,
The individual members Of the De Neri
quintet are clever players; no one can
Eainsay that. But without team work
their efforts would be fruitless. For ex-
ample, man for man, the De Neri men
are little, II any better, than the Trenton
group. On the latter team are Hough'
Kane and Geig, three men who are the
equal Of any basketball players in the
country. Yet Trenton is now vying with
Greystock for last place 1t is their
failure to play together that has caused
the Potters to drop eight out Of their
dozen contests this year, while the re-
verse procedure has given De Nert nine
victories against three defeats.
Not one Of the last Ave games played
by De Neri resulted in defeat. They have
been going at a whirlwind rate and have
uleIhlly nhu lHelT OppOHSHtb up III NhV
air trying to stop passes which are never
made, or running after tho ball only to
have II cleverly bounded under them
or past them. Kinkade, Dark, Neuman,
Fogarty and Keenan, have become so ao-
customed to playing together that they
seem to feel each others purpose. Their
passing Ia so deftly done that they sell
dom get possession of the ball without
finally working II up to q point where an
easy goal can be made.
In it's game with Trenton on Saturday
night De Neri proved It's pronounced su-
periority, winning 81 TO %. The great
passing ability of the De Neri team is
shown in the assist column. where they
are credited with II for the one game, a
record for this season in tho Eastern
League.
Joe Fogarty, who Is ono OF the MAIN
stays of the De Neri team, has been en-
gagged by the Athletic Committee direc-
tors Of Lafayette College to coach tho
basketball team. Fogarty will devote
much OF his time to the collegiRns and
will endeavor to give them some ideas
about the cage game which he has gath,
ored in his many years experience as a
professional player. Wilmer Crowell who
coached the Lafayette football team and
who has been engaged to instruct the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
aouthsrn,s Pive Me.ts Camden

Although the Southern High fVo went
down to defeat at the hands Of the Penn
Fresh team, the Scholastic League cham
pions were not dissraced. Captain Wsin-
STEMS boys succeeded in holding the
RED and Blue hrst-year men TO a score
which differed by three points. Wein-
stein Tailed all OF the points for the
downtown aggregation. scored 1s foul
goals and one 1eld goal.
50uthern's next big game IL scheduled
for Friday afternoon. The team Will
cross the Delaware and encounter the
Camden High school iive on the PennAyl-
vania Railroad Y. II. Q, A. floor. Camden
High Is represented by 4 fast team, and
the local team win have no easy matter
In annexing victory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
THREE GAMES WITH PENN
Cornell Baseball Team Meets Quaker
In the Spring.

ITHACA, N. =. Dec. H.-The Cornell
baseball team will play q games on its
regular schedule next spring, according
to announcement made by the Athletic
Association
The Cornell team will cross bats twice
with Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Co
lumbia and Michigan. and will probably
play three-game series with Pennsyi-
yania- Notre Dame will play Cornell in
May, and the Washington and Lee team
WIN play the 1thacans on its trip through
the North.
Cornell will open with Bucknsll In
ithaca on AprilA10. Tho nnaI game OF
the year will b8 played with Pennsyl-
vania- In addition TO the regular sohed-
ule. Cornell win play seven games early
in April with Southern teams. The team
VIII utilize the spring recess for a short
dash TO = warmer climate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
MANY CANDIDATES FOR
N. &. HIGH CAGE TEAM
Coach Keating Arouses Great Inter
est in Basketball.

SNNoAASsN@N4
with walter Heating, thON Chicago
Cubs outfelder. coaching the Northeast
High School basketball team, tho RED and
Black candidates for the varsity five have
started dillgent practice in hope of cap
turing berth. About 20 aspirants for the
team are working out daily.
Captain Hedelt reported for practice
last week. He took well-earnsd rest of
about fortnight. following the close Of
the football season. Other stars Of last
year who are working out In the cage
are Wilson, Fulton, Newton, McComas
and Hayes.
Reating will give the Northeast basket
ballers a hard drill for the next few days,
and on Wednesday he will be ready to
announce the lineup that will face the
Catholic High team Thursday afternoon.
This contest will open UP the Red and
Black season. Az Catholic High has been
playing a stellar game in the cage, North
east will have to put up n Tapid-firs con-
test to be in the running.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
JOHNNY KnBANE 10 WRITE
FIGHT ARTICLE TOMORROW
FOR THE EVENING LEDGER

John p, Kilbans, worlds greatest
champion. has agreed to write an
article on the nght game which win
be Of particular interest to EVENING
LEDGER readers.
This story by the champion viii ap-
pear In tomOrrow's editions. and will
deal with subjects near 70 the hearts
OF all pugilistio followers. He will
tell how he got his start In the game
and Will comment on his hght with
willie" Houek tonight.
Kilbane Il one Of the most popular
fghters the country has ever had,
and his timely article viii prove very
entertaining.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
KoLEHMAINRN IG FoRnr

NEW YORK. Dec 1A-HAnnes Koleh-
manien, acknowledged as the greatest
distance runner in the world, ran in rec
breaking form in winning the annual
national senior efoss-country champion
ship OF the A. A. u. at Van Cortlandt
Park. The marvellous Finn went the dis
tance OF tribe over ak miles Ia the new
figures OF 80 minutes and 80 seconds, bst-
tering the time OF SSsi3 made last week
By Nick Gianakopulos, the GFesk. IA the
junior run.
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roafar Ear the new physical instrue-
lar af Southern High School. has been
4raCiat8d - the He'd and Black Athletic
Ganlallfaa. The ntbef members o. tha
e4nlaillas are ~. Boice, chairman and
1l-I-z4e aireesqfi AlH. Miller Who, with
atlar Ear. ssprezcnis tae faeultyf era
IIaei aaeretarFi KING f4alnseain. Holden.
Ee144 paEHett aad hilneF.
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catholic SHIFTS Bring victory

coaon AIarkHard.s Catholic High basket
1all team won itH third consecutive VIC
tory 81 taking the Pennsylvania Institute
z1r Deaf lnto camp By 4 score OF 81 to
81 ghs shifting Of Green ana alascott
ii tha places of Ferguson and Aahoney
e the guard positions proved q corkiug
seed move en- the part Of MarkWard.
Ihs Purple and Celia quintet has hssn
z1ns ans teamwork
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aARvARp WANTS aAMRs

CAMBRID0E, Mass., Dec. 1A-Ropre-
ssntatives OF Harvard win go 10 ths
forthcoming nesting OF the Intercollegi-
America instructed TO tender the Harvard
for the intercollegiate track ana
GELD championship games next year,
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fXAAH
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER
TEAMS HAVE BUSY WEEK
West Philadelphia Closes Season
With Game Against Northeast.

West Philadelphia High will close It's
soccer season this week, when It's eleven
clashes with Northeast Highs champion
ship team on the latter's field, 29th and
Cambria streets, Thursday afternoon.
The Red and Black play a postponed
game with Central High this afternoon.
One other game remains on the North
east schedule and II will bo played next
Monday with the Germantown Academy
team.
Episcopal Academy has three soccer
matches on tap this week. This after
noon the Churchmen eleven plays Haver-
ford School at 62d and Walnut streets,
while Chestnut Hill will be the Episcopal
opponent tomorrow afternoon on the lat
ter's field. and on Saturday the Church.
men travel to George School, Pa, for a
match with the institution of that place,
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STATE ATHLETE DIES

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Dec H-Ralph
waldo Humble, Penn States cross-coun-
try runner, died from blood poisoning in
the Bellefonte Hospital. He was Ill only
a little more than a week. A short time
ago a carbuncle appeared on his lip, and
blood poison developed last Monday.
when his condition became so serious that
he was taken to the hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
ATHLETES HoNoRED
west Philadelphia High Glass Hon
ors Given Out.

-Four OF the seven honor men elected
BY the graduation class OF West Phila-
delphia High School are prominent ath-
letes. and each has earned quite a repu-
tatlon in competition under the colOrs OF
ahe school across the sohuyllill.
H. u. Barron. q member or the track
team and star hurdler. was chosen Iirst
honor man; second honora were awarded
70 Otley end on the football team; Me-
naugh, the cheer leader and also q track
man, waa elected third honor man, while
tha other athlete honored IL Parker. nrst
baaenlan on the nine Elssy was selected
as poet Bradley 70 be historian, and
class prophet fell TO Rillsn. otsy il the
DrzsidenE Of the class.
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LIT BRoTRHRs ORGANIZE FIVE

A basketball team has been orFanixsd
to represent Lit Brothers this year. The
quintet viii be under the management. OF
A n. B'riedsnbers. formerly OF the De
Nsri Eastern League team and the cham
pion Campbell ave. He has started NIL
ing Lit Brothers teams schedule ana Il
anxious to hear from all firHt-eiass iiveA
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EVERs aREAT1Y rhrpRovrn

NEW YORK Dec. iG--rhs eoadisioa a
Johnny EyeFs, second baseznan a ths Eeatal
bletels Who e ili here with pnaunonla. aal
sieian. Dr. = E Hsrrity. said that II would
p anolhet DAY or two before hz csald dlslafs
him out ce danger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14

nH FoHk Hso 1L-AAairs dsallns
Ifa sIslr dan4rIaenl - l4an tennis ail
- re ne4tl18 e lhs HEac=
81 tea HnItea States
l 4.ag aas1-iallau. witch
81 aaIf astqlta neEz
ta e lls AUzIl
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wILL FIaHT pY sTRATFaY

NEW YORK. Dee. 14.-Paeksy MCFARLAND
morrow nightly strategy. Paeley has been
reteined 20 coach jim Ooney, the Dublin
fiaut, who nneetB guuboat Smith az AIadlaon
Square Garden. Jim Buckley. the gunner .
manager not 20 b 0utdons got Gibbons
. act = his mans director on the niEht Of
the battle.
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wrL1rAMs To FraHr DAY

his bit Kid Williams, banlamWelsht chaui-
Dlon. today signed 70 meet Johnny DAILY. :
New York star here Christmas day. Il Wili
BE- WilliaIns' hrst appearance Ia a Manhattan
ltng since he Erested hia tits from Johnny
loulon.
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WHITE AND MURpHY RrApY

kENOSHA. VIA, Dec 1z-Chicaro,a ..fstfi.
italy vas transported airao-f boIsI.r ~
i4,.i-i- i4S.i,-i- s21ss ana q t8 eonlina4nt of chaFla3
city. te9, in antielpatiou 81 considsrabIs se1.7t
nafn white ana Jimmy Murphy aia-h f.zI
Tonight. AuEphy q an italian
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Trust Company Five Wants Games

The HaAdinston Title and Trust Company
wifi be represented IN the cage this season BY
one Of the fastest second, third and fourth
class teams IN the. city. For games address
HaddinEton Title ana Trust Company.