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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28
THE LELAND STORE, MINOT, N. D.

cred by Anna Peterson, unmarried, mort
gagor. to Bernice G. Williams, mortga-
gee, dated May 1st, 1911, and filed For
record record In the office of the Register Of
North North. Dakota, May TO-, 1911. at. 1880
OF Mortgages at page 202, and thereafter
to the rs STATE gapk q
the 5th day of March, 1914, recorded in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds within
book 204 Of Mortgages at page Ia, will
be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
In SAID mortgage and hereinafter de-
scrib, to be held at the front door Of the
Of ward. State Of 3orth h. Dakota, e at tW9
o'clock p. M. on Saturday, July 18th,
1914, to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortgage on the date Of sale.
The premises described in said mort
ggae and SO to be sold are situate in the
county Of Ward, State Of North Dakota,
and described as follows: The South
na n as Sas Ssa
the Southeast Quarter (NW IA sE is
Of Section Eleven % and
twelve ei2S in township one Hundred
Fffty-one (151) North Of Range Eighty
two (s2( according to the government
upon the date of sale the sum Of Two
Hundred Seventy-four Dollars ($274.0O),
together. with attorneys fees and costs
Dated this 2sth day Of May, A. D.
First State Bank Of Sawyer,
a corporation. Assignee Of Mortgages.
GreenleAf, Bradford & Nash,
Attorneys for Assignee Of
ASMli iaaots. North Dakota. 5-as-ts
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this up.
See Youngman.Lowe Co.

See Youngman-L0we Co.
Youngman-Lowe Co.'S Ad. g. ~ W.
have for sale ton and a half auto
truck, practically new, % horse
power, one and half ton capacity
A quick running machine with full.
~ enclosed top. Cost when new
$4,000. We are authorized to sell
it at a sacrifice.
See Youngman.Lowe Co.
Youngman-Lowe Co.'S Ad. 4. ~ Mr..
Lowe owns and controls Is of the
very choicest improved farms in the
Mouse River Valley. Photographs
Of same can be seen in our Office.
These lands range In price from $50
to $50 per acre, according to i'm.
provements and there are no finer
farms in North Dakota. There is
mt a farm in the list that isn't
worth more money than that which,
it can be purchased for. We have
the very cream Of farm property In
the Mouse River Valley. For farm
homes, call on or write Youngman
Lowe Co., 107 Reishus St., Minot,
N. Oak.
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Notice o1 Mortgage 1ofeolosuro salo.
Notice 10 hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage made, executed and deliv-
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land. Click for Eborstadt. love Cor
Mclean. Hogg for l.. Trenitmann.
Hnxilnnd for Gennert. Swart FOR
tShenk. Shenk FOR Swart. Brown for
Hay Hill. Highley for Lamberton,
JLamberton for Iiighley.
fale--scovil for Knowles, Easton
Tor Wilson. Guernsey for Legore.
Gould for Brann, Loughbridge for
Talbot. Carter for Stillman. Cakes
for Oonroy, j. sheldon for Belts. Branu
for Gould. Stiiiman for Carter. Wilson
for Easton. Cornell for Ainsworth. G.
sheldon for LouEhbridgc, Won Holt
for J. Sheldon. 4Ainsworth for Cor
neil, Talbot Tor c. Sheldon, Belts for
Won Holt, LeGore for Guernsey.
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HAMPDEN-s|DNEY TIGERS
0vERWHELM OPPONENTS
William and Mary Eleven Unable to
Stem Onslaughts in To-Day's Game
ana Lose by III to o Score.
BDRTscHEY STAR, AS USUAL
Speed and knowledge of Game Is
Largely Responsible for Result.
Last Home Game of Season for
NillinmSburgerS.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA November "a.
sauah OF TO th check cEoo the terrible on
swept off It's feet and defeated by the
overwhelming score OF II to o. in tho
usual Eertschey played the best game
Tor me Orange and Black with Add
son, Carr and Taylor lcpding their
teammates.
Thurman and Driver were the bright
stars for the Prcsbytcriahs, Bugg. oil
var and Bowling doing good work. II
was speed and knowledge of the game
that won for the visitors. Two touch.
downs were registered in the first
quarter aud one goal.
Receiving the kick off Hampden-
sidney. swept down the field and in
the first score. a few minutes later
Thurman got around end and ran
l l,inn. i've ave yards for touchdown. Buge
Silently f the Locals se who nnmer s
last. swopt down the held and headod
straight for The goal lire when the
Rail ended. the ball being on the TWEEN
opened with Bertschey receivlng the
kick OF. The ball scesawed buck and
Pendelton's nfteen- yard gain and Div ri
cr's thirty yard run, Driver goes
over Tor the third touchdown, Bugg
Kicking goal,
In the mai period, three touchdowns
being scored. oliver got through the
line ana ran forty-fivc yards, crossing
the goal line. Thurman ran around
chd ten yards for tho next touchdown.
and Driver making the sixth touch
down. Bugg kicked all three goals
Lineup:
w. Sc NJ. Position IL G. <
I,hilliman. -. left onti Olive
Tnylor....... left tackle. Ebo'
Xchnicr. loft guard :. e. .Wurwici
Copeland. center ,...... Bowlinl
Gozeley.. right guard. -. Hnynes5
Wallace. $50. right tackle Shackleforp
rothwell... right end. Bugg
Iiertschcy. quarter back: Thurman
addison. left half. Driver
Alattox. fright half. j. .Pendleton
Gale. ........ full back Parking
Substitntions: William and Mary
Bage for Zehmer; West for Nddisoii
Wyatt for Mattox; Robinson for Tuy-
lor; Arlington for Rothwcll; SoIners
for Page. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
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WAKE FOREST THROWS
SCARE INTO CAROLINA
Much-Talked-Of Strength Of U. of
n. G. Not in Evidence in Game
at Raleigh Yesterday.
-FOUR STARS TAKE A REST
Tsndy, Tayloe, Homewood and Reid
Out Of Line-Up-Final Counter
Put Over in Last Of Fourth Quar-
ter-COntest Disappointing.

RALEIGH. y. c.. November IA
Wake Forest came near defeating uni-
much alked-of strength and machine
work OF the Carolina team was not III
better ball than any time this seasoR,
and al d. had Carolina boys scared until the
@ood w mnd g HsiG TnnGy Tayoe Home
game.
The work of Parker. Cardinals full
the game. His work on the defensive
was or the highest order, and on the
could gain ground.
IN the tourtn quarter, with the score
Z to in favor of Wake Forest, Par
kcr rushed the bnll from the centre OF
the ball over Tor winning Touchdown.
co In the hsy; uarter Wnke FSrest
Forest worked forward passes, billings
to Holding. twice, md carried ball half
jhred at this, and Wake Forest made
touchdown by line plunges. This
was wa made ,sIe In tho first three ntputes OF
quarter ball went up and down field.
Carolina succeeded In making touch
In tho II last to. OF FOURTH quarter ter caroiina
made her second touchdown.
The work OF the Carolina team was
half Carolina impro!ed It's playing.
Moore played good bail for Wake For
est. Score. II to 7. Lineup.
Carolina. Position; Wake Forest.
Winston. left end Powell
Ramsey. -. left tackle. 80. .Blackman
Cowcli ....... left guard. oliver
Jones. J ........ centre 49,. .Abernethy
Foust. right guard. e. Stallings
Jones, f.. go. right tackle. ...... Moore
Williamson. right end. $500. Holding
Rudsers. quarter. Billings
Burnett. left half.... Leo
Fuller ...,.. right half. ...... Trust
Parker. full back. .Riddicl1
Summary: Touchdowns, Carolinu--
Parker, Fuller. Wake Torest-Trust
Goals from touohdowns-Billings Sub
stitutlOns: Carolinn-Allon for Dridg-
ers; Wake Forest-Watkins for Hold
ing. Beam for Trust, Witherington for
Loo. Officials-Bray ca. 81 ny, reforee;
Floyd @. & Mo. umpire; JacockH
CNoCth Carolina). head linesmnn and
timekeeper. Quarters, 10, 10. 10. 10.
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BARTON HEIGHTS DEFEATS
CHURCH HILL ELEVEN
Dunn Makes 85-Inrd Run on an Inter-
ccptcd Forward Pnss nnd Wins
(snme,

defeated the chursh Hri Athlete cigp
before n crowd of 500 people. The
ieams lined UP in midseason form, but
ponents In line plnngeS and fake for
nation. The first quarter started with
little punting by both teams, and
ton Heights put the oval over for the
ilrst topchuown, Dunn Kicking goal.
All during tho remainder of the first
Church Hills three points, which
were made by Perkins on a place kick
u forward pass from middle field and
close one for, the Xorthsidcrs, but time
Ss;rap. boih tean = began , o, 70 ngn ne
oppos n teas r nH DOW Down wf% pefore
Heights leather wenrcrs hade the
ing, making in all five first downs.
II ths last qpnrTter i began wt to get
or three first downs, when Frank
Dunn came along With little basket
passes from the air and ran sixty-five
yards. for the third touchdown.
and gained most of their ground OH limo
aneh nush H nalksfa T$ four out
while Barton Heights got away with
three out of five. Both back fields
were weak OH end runs, therefore the
only long gains were by Dunn. the
two Bell boys. Walter and Bob, Whirl-
wind Coney.. II. Hale, Richardson, Peas
ly and Quarles. The lineup:
Barton Observation-Disclosures IDS rig si,t
guard; Martenstcin. centre; Beck, left
guard; Coney, left tackle: PeaSley, left
end; Heubs, quarterback; q. Hale, iuli
back; Watson. right half; DUNN, left
half.
Church Hill Athletic Club--Quarles,
right end: Newman, Anderson and Hay.
right tackle: V. ana W. Johnson right
guard; STERLING. centrS: Mil Miller, 1 LET.
end; w. Bell quarter back: Cason, full
back; Perkins. right half; Hubbard.
Time OF halves. 10 and II. Referee.
Stringer q. II. NJ. 81 Umpire Atkin-
son Ct. IL. NJ. So Heal linesman. sales
(H. sP) Time Keeper, Il. feasley. At
tendance, about S0o. Touchdown
Dunn Cd. G. Hale "a.
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VIRGINIA UNION ELEVEN
DEFEATS SHAW UNIVERSITY
Lurni Squad score ~ Points 10 appo-
ncnts NDthinE-StrniRht Football
Fcnturcd the Contest.

fcutufeu NV tOulcSt.
The aggregation OF shaw University
The squad OF Virginia Union University
Yesterday afternoon on the latter'S
campus H.. Tie score of 30 Ia o. Tic
game was FAR from being Il walk0vcr.
shaw played Union for downs several
times during The game.
Several tines the visitors lost on
downs when they should have kick ed
upheld. shaw played scldom anything
else save straight football. Attempts
NJ line huckin& being tried more than
anything else Union worked several
fakes for long gains during the game.
For shaw. Williams and WinGtad
end vas cHcecdingly good. on defen-
sive and offensive. The lineup:
Union wight. left end: Brown, left
tackle; w. Thompson. left guard; FL
lloti. centre: purycar. right guard; y.
Wright, right tackle: FOLSOM right end
Howell. left half; Taylor, full bnck
THOMPSON, right half; Dnuiel, quarter
back.
shaw walker. left end: Jones. left
tackle: Fuip. LEFT guard: Bauchum.
centre; Wjhstad tcaptainD. right guard !;
Lee, right tackle; Williams. right end I:
v Syntis, icit half; Brown. full back;
back.
.sJ, Tosoi. Field OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sSaI6anieI "?"ais
from touchdown-- Brown (2). Substi-
Byrd for brown. 6meIals: : R efereen
Professor Phillips (V. Is. and I.I)
Umpire. Dr. Carphr. Head llnesmat,
Dr. Allen. Time OF quarters, IS mig
Aptes.
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BASKETBALL

The second week. OF the voileyban and
furnished SOME very interesting sport NJ
tho Church Civic Association Field. Chin
70 dste. Paramount Is tic with .ChlmboraHo
In abusle ;ball, and Nicholson Is tie with
t,hl,uhtrza IN vollcybail This mates ii
doubly hard for Chinbor'i%o, because tho
park lads nave two foes TO CONQUER IN
stead OF one.
chmoorazo and I'a4rmoun. meet on Tnes-
day Of this week. ana the results of the
two Era mes will clear the tanglc somewhat.
Schedule This Week.
Monday, November iG-Sprngiicid We. Jof-
forson.
TUESDAY. November Northumberland VS..
Friday November 2O-Bei!crue VS.. N!cho!-
soft.
fhc public il invited to attend the games
OF the l3aet End schools on the above dates
Both \iengucs play at the same time. and
r.srt about 4 O. cjocR.
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W00DBERRY FOREST, 20;
LYNCHBURG HIGH, o

LYNCHBURG. VA. November a.
Woodbury. Forest to-day defeated
Lynchburg High School here, 90 to 0.
Tho local team. despite disadvantage of
both weight and age, put up n piucky
game against the Orange eleven
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CLUSTER SPRINGS PLAYS
RINGS AROUND CHATHAM

CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA, November 14.Zon
muddy fold here to-day Cluster Springs
Academy ran rings around tho heavy team
Ing them. so to o. Although outweighed.
Cluster had no trouble making their dis.
was only able TO mako first down three
times Clusters open play seemed TO bat-
fle their opponents.
The Cluster Springs team VIII get down
to work next week for their game with Me-
morning. 49,"
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Gns1n5G

Thurman; Thurman for Driver; Gilles-
pie for Haynes: PaImoro for oliver.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3; oliver. Thur
man, 2. Goals from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8. Referee, j. Hughes, ". p. ~. tim.
pre, Fee. university of Iowa) Head
lincsinan, ~. Hughes, (E. =. -.
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back forty yards Sparkman carried
mo ball yer,pftcr Il succession OF line
bucks by Cutler. Ramsdell and Spark
man. Citadel played n strong uphill
game, but appeared weak on tho Of
fonse. Nothing but straight football
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1,,I TIoTIHa MN From CIthdei.
On field Inches deep in mud and wa
ter. Florida defeated the Citadel, to
Q. this afternoon. A hard driving rain
fsn during the first half. Florida
scored in the first few minutes OF play
when Ramsdell ran the Initial kick Off
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CORNELL WINS FIRST
GAME ON FERRY FIELD
Puts Clamps on Michigan In Stub
born Football Observation-Disclosures
Always on Defensive.
CHAMPIONSHIP TO ILLINOIS
BY Winning From Wisconsin She
Makes Her Title Clear--Quakers
Buried--Indian Full Back Is In.
juretl---Army and Navy Win.

ANN1ARBoR, MICH. November IL
Sornell won her first game on Ferry
cisively, rs to 10. Coach Yost put the
same tenn In tho game which only last
Saturday upset the University OF Pom
ssElyania. "a to 8. Despite this the
Wolverines, after the. first half wcre
always on. the defensive with Cornell
;, During the f irst half Miohigan,s
aerial ai /, arrack" vas entirely success
pnases resulted In both OF the hon, e
teams touchdowns. In this half Cor
neli tailed once. Barrett broke away
and ran sixty, yards to atlchigan's
twenty. five yard mark. PhillippI took
glunSes.
From this point to the close Cornell
stuck TO line. plunges and close end
runs. Phillippi and Allen seldom fail
ing, to make the required distance
The game was Biglialized by the lack
OF roughness, Corneli drawing the only
and Phillippl starred, the latter cross.
Ing Michlg9n's line four times
FOR the Wolverines. Maulbetsch and
Spluwn figured prominently
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Nayy Comes From behind.

=, ANNAPOLIS. MD, November AZ.
Navy defeated Colby. 81 to 81 to-day.
III the Rfrst two periods, biiing up 81
points to tho sailors 10. but open play
Ing varied by substantial line plungcs
netteu their tallics T.
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Tech. .Bent f;corxin.

ATLANTA, GA. November 1.-THE
tho University OF Georgia In football
here to-day, z too. 1t was the first
victory Of the Technical institution
over tho State university since 1909.
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Dartmouth Defeats Quakers.

PHILADELPHIA, November H.
DARTMOUTH defeated Pennsylvania to-
registered against n Red and Blue team
on Franklin Field. Pennsylvania was
outpiayed In every department and the
GREEN'S goal never was In danger
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Mixed Foursomes
at Country Club

Much .nterest is being taken IN the mixed
foursome eo'f tournament to he played OF
on next SA;u:day az the Country Club OF
Foiio'yiaG IS = lis, of tho couples who have
qualified. together with their hsnd!caps:
COUPE Nand!caps.
Mrs. z. l.; Unwse and ". peck............
N.ss TrayloT ana Z. j.. Wi.liam........ =
H. a,.d Ne Ne H. s.swar. ZONES .....,A 9
Mrs. john Hayes AMI j, &. Taylor. =
Aiihs Catherine i:icks ard II. 4. R!cks.... %
Mrs. Nelson steeln and L. u. I!otchiiss, ,'r. Is
M. AND M's. Horace S. Hswes............ i
Sir. and Mrs il, il: !;
b. snd Mrs d IT, Gray ..g""an...... l.
AZ. aph Mrs. W. ashby Jones. Jr.,....... i
Mss L9uise fapcy and John Eunt........ .
Mr. and Mrs. a. $. Buford. Jr............... -
Tho tournament Will DC played on I'm
mixed fourso,nes medal score: No pairings
up their own foursones.
The tournament may DC played auy time
aeh. Saturday. the frs; eighteen holes 10
Tho green committee suggests tha; play be
not prevent finishing.
'layeTs In the tournament Will have right
ali other ina;ohes.
Prices VIII be given az follows:
& First, lowest gross score: tccond. lowest net
score; third. third loves, net score. fourth
ay4 lowest net score.
Toe same couple cannot win both the low
8g:ets end low net.
s ss so asa Bas as rs s. sei S4san Is
playing now At tho top OF hor game.
\. Ysstsyday she was driving as long ball
ffpm the teo as tho best OF tine men.
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Army yictori0,,s ne to n

WEST POINT, N. Y. November a.
to .. The game was Featured By tho
hne work OF Oliphant, who scored three
Of the cadets touchaowns, ana kicked
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Indians Lose to Notre Dnme.

CHICAGO, November 14.-The GRIN
pied Carlisle Indians were no match
for Notre Dame today, losInK. to the
Chippewa full back, was badly Injured
and was taken unconscious to hos
pital
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nIfnoIa the Chnmpion..

URBANA, ILL, November 14.-Illi-
nois made certain of the conference
feating Chicago. 81 to Z. while wis
consin was losing to Minnesota.
Chicago scored early. and maintained
score was eYeneJ. In the fourth. with
the count to Z. Illinois brilliant at
tack wore away the stubborn Maroon
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BROWN AND HARVARD
PLAY sCORELEss TIE
stitutes and Second-String Men.
Haugtton Criticized.
MANY EUsiBLEs DURING GAME
Providence Squad Staged Better
Kicking Contest Than tho Crimson
Rattfers-Now I.ouking Forward
to Argument With Yale.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. November a.
The Harvard substitutes had hard
time OF 1t against brown, as was ex-
pected. The score WAS o to 0. tFrom
crowns showing against Yale the pre-
Vions wcek, 1t was figured thnt tho
game, would be ciose one Much
criticism has been made because Coach
| haGghton decided to play the substi-
tutc tean, against Brown. But he did
so not because he held Brown lightly.
because he wanted his Substitutes to
have the experience OF playing through
n whole game and being able to work
Moreover, it gave nm opportunity for
some c &C, Hn, and nrst-string players
s 30 match m. We 9aio H4H Princeton. Because.
may Better know how to meet TIL them men
$50 so there really should be no criti-
Instead of the regular team
Both Grown and Harvard had good
1 ihe 'so,r but co.. could never seem to- get
There was much fumbling on the part
Of Harvard
Just when ii seemed that our Of
Tense, was going rrht. some one would
tumble. Gordon, OF Brown. almost got
q touchdown on one OF these Harvard
in i m,nies, ana n he had not stumbled
HroWn had u better lslcklns game
m o,h i wth ,h "S i Ggrd0m pnntesd wei
watson, however, ran back ltlciis well,
and this offset Gordon's kicking to
some extent There were many chances
for drop kicks on both sides, but some
OF the chances were not easy, as the
wind was hard to contend with to-
day in the stadium. Fcltcn's attempt
during the last two minutes just failed
by II narrow margin,
for Yale. The one objective point OF
tho season is win from Yale to make the
season sea. a., suGeeEsful one; Ynle,s show
arc a strong team and Harvard viii
have to play perfect football to win
them, and they know that they must
play their best football In order to
secure the verdict. The game should
be a close hard STRUGGLE
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STANDING OF LEAGUES.
l'uirniO,int.

Tho rai7mouat Athle,!c Association, OF
the Church Civic Assncation. Defeated the
Highland Springs High School basket ball
outdoor court by the score OF % to y.
Tho game was very interesting, and the
teams displayed some very Hne passing. The
Spangiar brothers featured for tho high
nchooI, while EhmiG, Watts and Captain Pat !
terscn featured For the Fairmount. ThS[
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Harvard Position Brown.
Wcn ;hernead. left end. ..... .Ormsby
(Smith. G. Coolidge)
Parsons. left tackle. .SpraEue
Huxgonvig. left guard .Gootshall
(WithinEton) tStan)
Harris. ........ centre Mitchell
weston right guard. Maxwell
His low. right tackle. Farnum
tNurgnNJ
Coolidge. right end ...... McBee
tAudrcwsD
watson. quarter back Murphy
tSwiEe.p tGotshaiD
Mckinloch. left half. .....,.. Clark
G'cltolD
whi,ney,, ....rlsht haif.... Gordon
iFranckc)
King. fun back Fraser
(WilcoNp iBluo,
.Score--iIarvard, o: Brown. o. Rer-
cree. w 5, Lancford lTrinityD: UNI
prc, Carl s. Williams Gu. of p.): head
iinesmnn w. ~ Muricc ~. Of 20.
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summary: observation-disclosures for Pat
terson, Fevey for Green. Barrett for Pen
diesnn, Thomas for Andrews Collins for
Quinn. Field soals--Peudieton 90, Patter-
son a.. Watts tsI. Green ~, l.. Spanglar
Spans,ar CO., Pendleton ~. Referee, Dear
heart. T!mekeepcr, Williams.
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Much Interest is being ;akon In tho mixed
foursome eo;f tournament to he played OF
on next SATURDAY ~ the Country club OF
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81. I,etcr,s Win.

The s.. Peters basketball tca,n defeated
Tho liuIIe- school on tie NCGiN court ny
the score of y 20 ~.
J.. SIa.sie. She speedy li;ti. forward. cu..
Iitd the eoiors fo: st. Peters, and Meoul WAS
also t Star OF the game Lme-ap:
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EOltDEr Position! ~, Peters
T. Mar1'.:l. 49,. right forward. Neon
t,i7roi............ leit forward ......l l.. Mas.!e
Rosenbers .,....-. centre ......,.........Alicr
MCWhaTt on. ri Eit guaTG .......... Cecchin
j. Marri:i........ left guard. ........c. Mass!c
summary: Substitutes B0ssa!am Tor j.
Marin Ryan FOR Allen. Goals from field
r. Marrin "a. Carroll, Rosenberg. l.. Mnssle
~, Meoli %. Free ;hrows-F. Marin l..
Massio 49,. Meomi limo OF halves, ~ min
utes.