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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
.LAJOIE GOES
TO ATHLETICS
fAAous nEcoHD sAszNAx ooEs
o1 NJ - - or
WIN rahe Eddis couans' P1aes-pe.,
Ciossd Yesterday ana Connas
nsok 10 HsAssd

CLEVELAND. ohio. Jan. s.-Napoi.o.
Lsloie. Tor thirteen years second base
nan and FORMER manager Of IN. CleV,-
snd American League club today "a,
seIessed by President Charies NJ
somers TO the Phiiad-iphia Am.rte.n.
MAnsEer Connie Mack came her. from
rnllsdeiphiA and closed the deal. No
xnes players were Involved In the deal
MI somerr said.
Laois. in 1901. jumped from IN.
rniaoeiphia National League club TO
me newly formed Philadelphia Americas
league team. where he played under
onnie Mseh until June 1901 on Jun.
y 1904 he played his first game Win
uhe Cleveland team. he was manss.r
inclusive. w -''s
AR. Mack said he was pleased with IN.
oe.. snd asserted that everything va,
ssusfActory TO LAJoie He ndrnitt.d
mat ne expected TO use I.Ajoi. AZ -
ono esse a vacancy caused by the sal.
leans Ninef-
Latoie made his three-thouSand,h M,
IN the major leagues In the LIST xame ne
pi.yea With the Cleveland club. ON sep
HIS average batting record for II
years In the majors was as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
DAVE Says

One warm day doesn't make q
winter any more than q single blue
bird makes a summer.
All OF which means that simply
because II was too warm for the
heaviest clothes yesterday, il NAV
De taken 70 mean that there will
De no more cold weather.
And one can buy a suit or over.
coat on bright day just as well as
he may buy il on a cold, stormy
day.
kraus Bros. provide the oppor.
tunity, just now, OF getting the
best there is to be had in the way
OF heavyweight suits. overcoats
and Mackinaws, at full one.
fourth on the regular prices.
Yours is there for you-eet i,
now, for you'll need il before the
winter is over.
The weather for to-dsy--Rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
HARD PRACTICE
eeino Given linsiey Basket Ball
SQUAD In Preparation For Game
With slstersville Friday.

Inc Linsley basket ball squad. IN.
ue, the direction OF Coach Morton.
Is ousy pracucing this week In prep
aIsion Tor the game Friday evening
win the sistersville High School
team: The game will be played in
.ne LinsIy armory and promises to
De one OF the fastest seen in the city
TINS season. According TO all reports,
sistersviile has fast team and is
making a good record. having won
every game played TO date. On Sat.
uroay evening the Sistersville aggre-
CATION will play the local High School
at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
BROCK AND HARANG
VIII he The Attraction at Boring Elbow
TO Ne Staged IN stsubenvflis
January IL.

Never before since the fight game was
resumed In the Ohio Valley, over two
years ago. has two such stars been sign
ed TO night these who have been Sc
lected to furnish the fun in the main
event OF 10 rounds at the SteubenvI!!e
Athletic clubs show next Monday jan
uary IL. These two men are Matt
BROCK, Of Cleveland. feather weight
who Il known TO all the fight fans OF
Ohio as a clever boy. and Joe HaraaR
OF New Orleans. and champion feather
weight OF the south. He Is widely
known as the cleverest boy in Dixie
Harang has done most of his nxhtIne
In the south and has defeated such boys
as Jene belmont. Cal Delaney and
Fought a good draw with Willie Rttchie
former lightweight champion OF the
world. Both Brock and Harang have
long been on the trail Of Johnny XII
bane. the feather-weight champion hut
kilbane has been successful so Jar in
sidestepping these hard hitting young
sters.
The senii-nnal will also be OF a hixb
class in which bat Mears. Of wheeling
viii mix ~ IN eight rounds with Dick
Desanter. said to be the best bet OF his
weight in Pittsburgh Desanter has
knocked out his man in eight OF his Lass
10 battles. Mears IL also forging 10
the front.
Barne Hahn. the sensational u,,ie
Wellsburger. will be seen In action
again In the curtain raiser. when he
viii meet Sammy Gardner. OF Wheel
ing. The show will BE- held in Central
rink steubenville and will start al $50
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Ma1A291.
1DMM0<A
PHYSICAL CULTURE
To Ne Taught In soAoo, 70 b. rse.s,,.h-
"a Here neginning Friday.
JhuuArH 4

Hun Butler. the well known local
wrestler. has leased the rooms over Don
smiths restaurant. Market. near FIJI
,eenth streets. and on Friday evening.
school for physical culture instructions
Inc pubic II invited to the opening. A
program or athletic stunts has been ar
thhged. including several wrestling and
boxing contests by some of the hes,
mat ana rims men In the state Other
tests OF physical endurance and science
VII De put on Tor the publie's deiecta-
ton. Among those who will par,tc,nsr.
IN the wrestling bouts IL Paul Rover,
the strong man OF Morgsntown.
frof. Butler IL having the rooms
fitted up with a complete xymn.ot,..a,
paraphernalia and shower baths. He
VIII have skilled athlete TO assist hin,
IN MS work. which Is to be the oniy
school OF the kind In the state '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

CHICAGO Jan s-Ihe Federal league esuming on
snized baseball to-day fred gunan
against the leading bodies operating
including the National league and the
commission The suit said fabric Of
baseball carrying not only the possibility
oe declared illegal and that the agreements
be declared free agents. 100 -s-N'
Inc OIL OF complaint FLED in the District
LOT limos ana h action Judge Kenesaw
N LAMBS VINO set January 20 the day for hearing
the national under which
or ne purpose OF so dominating players that their
impossible ~ - ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
GOOD MEETING
Local Hotorcyolists HGst Last Evening
ana Installed 0ntcers-pscide
20 Purchase Player Piano

well attended meeting Of the Wh.el-
ing motorcycle Club was held last even
Ing In the club rooms on Four,santh
street Several matters pertaining 10
the business OF the club were taken nm
sho matters pertaining TO the program
Ior the coming summer were discussed
me onicers elected several weeks ago
we're installed. The club decided 10 pur-
Ieot up TO a committee that was an
pointed last evening Several other irr-
at the meeting next Tuesday evenips
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

EEW YORK. Jan. @ President David
J.. Fuly. ~ the baseball pIavers frstsrn.
~. Hald mat 10 Was impossible 90 tuIs
flfne o. forecast the effect this iaf at
.tH.i e-gph would have ir It, relation
90 the players Individually and collect.
wy me dIsHoluftuu ~ the national
'omnllsaipn. BE intimsted would leave
- liAyeTs trta 70 dispose Of their ser.
hlgneet hdder. PrnfessionaI baseball
proper organization and control. accord
lus 70 the traternttya executive would
4e.gL ln complete disruption ~ riavfnT
nna Dusihess standards Such condition.
would D. TIE f1r~ruuuar 0r basst,,ii
chaos.
Tbs rffesrs Of tts s,,,.--t,.. ..
Eultz said. will follow the artfor 80.
My and will b ready h. ster \, -.
ime M t.e nghts - 80 members 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
SENATOR NALL DIES.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5-word was
received here tonight OF the death at
Tampa. Fla, today OF former State
Senator J. X. =. Hall. OF Pennsylvania.
He had been III for some time and
went south in search OF health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
OPERA SINGER DEAD.

NEW YORK. Jan. Madame Ger
Vile Reache. former contralto at the
Manhattan opera house. died this
afternoon at Roosevelt hospital. For
week she had been seriously IN
OF blood poisoning Two operations
transfusing blood from her husbands
veins into hers were unsuccessful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
SIGNS CONTRACT
Hans Lobsrt Placed His signature on
rev rork National Contract
Yesterday.

NEW YORK. Jan. Slams Lobsrt to-
Gay signed three year contract with
the New York National League club.
LooerI former Philadelphia third base
man. came TO the Giants In a trade Ves
terday Tor stock. Demaree. Adams and a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

understand they used my boy Josh
pretty rough when they haEed him ~
college. said Farmer CorntosseI
on. well. they didn't hurt him any
! wouldn't be resentful"
should say they didn't hurt him.
They took a whole lot o. conceft out Of
MIN. Al resent ~ that I waSn't there
to see it"-Washington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

There are rs pounds OF blood IN
the body OF an average adult and
10 pounds are moved at every pull
sation OF the heart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

Keller Prayers.
The bill includes eleven prayers
for relief. the leading sections be-
ing:
THAT the national agreement
and rules OF the National Commits
sion be declared illegal and the
defendants enjoined from operat-
ing under them
2.-That the defendants be de-
clared TO constitute a combination,
conspiracy and monopoly in con-
travention of the antitrust stat
utes. and that they be enjoined
from further doing business as q
part OF said monopoly.
3.-That the defendants be de-
clared to have conspired to injure
and destroy the plaintiffs business
and entoined from continuing their
conspiracy. particularly from say
ing the plaintiffs are financially
irresponsible and from threatening
with "blacklists" any players un-
der Federal contract.
Contracts Void.
f.-That all contracts with play
ers heretofore made by the defend
ants under the national agreement
be declared, as to the plaintiffs
null, void and OF no effect" and
that the defendants be enjoined
from seeking to enforce such con-
tracts against players later signed
by the Federals.
5.-Thst the defendants be
ordered to dismiss the various
actions now pending against
players.
6.-That they be restrained
from seeking by injunctions,
threats or promises to prevent
other players from performing
their several contracts.
Section Z advocates a preliminar
Injunction covering the various ma
.ers, while sections and . ask Il
damages and relief for injuries dor
he Federal league by its rivals. Sc
ions 10 and IL ask that writs of Il
junction and subpoenas be issued.
The text of the National ARre
nent" is appended to the bill of cor
plant.
The court II asked to restrain the q,
endants from seeking by Injunction b
lhreats. bonuses or otherwise TO preveI
ne players Fischer. konetchy, Caldwell
serriott, Wingo. OConner, Bedient Aui
IN. Allen BerBhammer. Bender, Plan
and Marquard from performing the
-eNeral contracts with the constituel
members OF the plaintiff.
The dismissal OF tho various con-
actions pending against George
Johnson. Harold Chase. Arnando Ma
suns ana Lee Magee Is asked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

NV TgRE Jan S...Jrsa-fgsd b-...
hNL VIII fEht the euit begun ~ fr.
sderaI Ifasue iu the UrIfeH gta...
cur ~ 'HiraGo. prssldrnf Ron John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
DISSOLUTION OF ORGANIZED
BASEBALL Is THREATENED
FEDERM LEAGUE FILES ANTITRUST SUIT AGAINST MA.
TIONAL AND AMERICAN LEAGUES. Ma
TONAL COMMISSION AND OTHERS

s Of Compan Filed In L. s. For Northern Illinois
Set For Hearing January 20A That Players Be
Made Free Agents-Eeven Prayers For Relief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

son. OF the American League declared
here tonight
This suit II an off-shoot OF IN. Gall
asher resolution. In the house OF repre-
sentauNes a Few years ago to investi-
kats the baseball trust which WAS
piEeon-holed" johnson said.
We said then we would welcome con
Eressional investigation ana we feel m.
same about u now.
VI course We will night the suit Or
sanixed ball II not a trust ANYBODY
ssn ouy a team In organized baseball or
any oouy can operate an independent
league. We have no desire to prevent
anyone from entering the base ball busI-
ness as long as they respect our con-
We have no fear OF the result, ana \
an, sure II Will put US right before The
puohc. am afraid OF only one thing.
Sno thst Is that the Federal league will
oiow up before the suit can be heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

HARRISBURG. Jan. 5-PreSident
Iener. OF the National league. made this
statement regarding the baseball suit:
- nave no fear as 20 the outcome OF
me Iesai proceedings OF that the valid
NY OF the national agreement Will be
upheld by the court. l only regret that
because OF any exigent circumstances
the Federal league has felt impelled TO
uhdertake TO annul an agreement which
the members OF that league. as support
ers and advocates OF the national game
know full well has materially CONTRIBUTE
ed 10 the uplift and betterment OF the
game ana been OF great benefit and pro-
lection TO the players. and its operation
public.
Il can hardly believe that the in.,i,,--
tion OF such litigation by the Federal
league viii rebound to their credit or
meet with the approval OF the tens OF
game"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
AUGUST HERMANr TALKS

I, SiNCINNATI o, Jan. B.--August
Commission, in a statement in regard 10
me suit nled by the Federal League in
chicago today. said:
An investigation or n suit Of this
character II something that has been
ihNlted by organized baseball, either
resenting congress. for come wears nast
ana We have every reason to believe
In1t when the same has been tried and
finished there will be an absolutely clean
BOOK Tor the national game.
we nave nothing whatever TO fear
our acts, In fact, everything connected
with the National agreement. the NJ
uonal commission. the American and
NaNonai leagues and all Of their clubs
an oPen book and a matter OF record
II ~ quite natural that in an Important
matter Of this kind organized basebaii
Viii not be found wanting In establish
ING us rights and In showing 10 the
public that all OF It's actions are Tor ths
best interests OF the game and with a
that II tbs snm sin h The high popularity
$50 place organized baseball in a posi-
uoh 70 make charges against the Fed
this case that will be both astound,,.a
and surprising to the baseball public
SSnarging that the rules OF organized
baseball and the national agreement are
violation OF the common law and the
antitrust statutes OF the country. as
made by the Federal league In this suit.
IL a mild one as against the chaTE.
which We viii present OF fraud. con
break W reputable and astab;ished
business and break down the REPUTATION
or the national game by these acts. ana
70 Introduce Into the Eame dishonest
methods and dishonest prOcesdinEs, All
merely destroy the high standard In
which the game and It's players have
been held Is the Americas people in
the past.
Summarizes Action
summarizing this action 30 far as
nave been able 20 see an abstract Of ~
seems 20 b an EFFORT on the part q.
ne Federal League 90 prevent the iu-
dlcias determination Of the cases now
penoinE IN various courts and 90 prs-
vent the bringing 81 other similar ar-
lions - clubs % enforce the perform
ance o. valid and legal written contracts
WIN players entered into In good faith
BY both PARTIES
me real purpose, however. appar-
ently is 90 create the Impression that
players under contract may be inter.
tsred with ~ the Federal league BY any
KIND ~ fraud with impuuity. and 10
create the impreaaion among such play
league with safety
They viii fnd that this will not work
ana that courts viii not permit them.
selves 90 BE- 20 used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-09
Got to Go Deep to
Cure Rheumatic III
Liniments Help Locally, But
the Disease is Way Down
Inside.

To get ut the source OF rheumatic
Pains ii requires the deep. searching IN
nuence OF S. 5. s., the famous blood pur-
liner rheumatism IS primarily u blood
disease that. since 1t Is in this vital Guid
That rheumatic tendencies are carried
, lodges In the Joints md muscles, there TO
1rritate the nerves and produce pain.
And In order to drive out these pain In
h!ctinE poisons 1t requires s. S. S. to
sink deep into tho tiny glands Embedded
In the inncrmost tissues s. $. s. travels
wherever the blood goes and never loses
It's medicinal influence. This explains
why II ovcrComcs the most chronic forms
OF rheuma tism. why 1t dislodgcs those hard
deposits that thickcn the joints. for II acts
ms solvent and assists the blood to pro-
vide In the tissues those natural elements
Tor which the body building process con-
tinually Graves and must have.
II YOU have never used s. s. 8. for
rheumatism. get bottle today OF any
druggist. Use IT as directed and with
Some simple home helps you will soon
dethrone the worst and most painful
forms of rheumatism. Write the medi.
cal department. The Swift Specific Co.
G3 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, for add.
tional advice. Yours may be case
where n slight help from q specialist
whose advice is free. will solve the mys.
terry that has been making life miserable
for you. When you ask tor S. s. S. In.
sist upon 1t and refuse all substitutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-09
BASKETBALL,
Zion Iicnts Y n,

BLACkSEURG, VA. February g.
mo Virginia Polytechnic Institute
oasketoali team met it's first defeat on
inc home floor this season at the ha
OF tho Elon College quint. of Elon
=. Tho official score being II to 1s
6 6nH game was an extremely poor cx-
,n,an or basketball. both sides being
unnecessary rough ana fouls heins6
n rrGinueht: eleven Of Elon's seventeen
points were made from three tbnru.u
ana large number Of personal romf D.
WW ;.c MADE by both teams, Logan FOR
virginia Polytechnic Institute. and Nj
H,auiey for Elon were the stars ;rGe
V. J.. |. Position
'"ut'ugrs: right forward. .Moorefield
r: Englehy left forward NJ. F.. Bradford
tS,oEth, ......; centric ..... .McCauiev
i'oW yen, fright guard. r. r Bradford
Bruce. LEFT guard. .Morr,,
n, EngiSby. g; Logan. 3; ]. Engiebx !
rnwI. 'H ,. Bradford. .. Goals iron;
virginia Polytechnic Institute. 'eseS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-09
BALTIMORE PRIMERS
AFTER BOWLING CONGRESS

BALTIMORE. February S.-For the
purpose Of arousing enthusiasm ana
getting together TO present strong
'front.' so that Baltimore viii be the
seen" OF the annual meeting this year
OF the Atlantic Coast Bowling Con
rrcsH. plans are on foot to hold - hi,
mass meeting in this city.
The maSs-nceting will be held Feb
ruary - at Moose Hall y number OF
inaha1crs OF bowling alleys In this city
ar. enthusiastic over the project
The irst step in the plan TO get tho
congress- calls for the formation in this
city OF local chapter of the Atlantic
II" interest displayed there Is no doubt
TINT chapter o! bowlcrs Viii he
formed in Baltimore tust as soon as
tn" gathering takes place. The time
was never 80 ripe for arousinE inter
est IN bowling as II is at present.
kulcS and regulations to cover NIL
pin games. such rs duckpin, tenpin.
i"HH1"d the Hath"ring of February
"ppolnt Delegates TO the meeting that
VIII h" hcId ~ i;oStOu the latter mar,
OF this month. At mat meeting II yill
he decided wh"r" this years convcn-
\ bowling tournament viii attract
huuGrcds % people TO tho city. and il
"l!l b" a big advertisement for Balti-
more 20 have III" congress- in this civ
Washington bOwicrs are already MAX :
ing "a strong effort to land the con
rr"ss.
The Now association. which it he.
INC Atlantic Coast ana east Of Pitts
nurph, ana. unlike the American BOWL
ing Congress. Il Includes All min ,,a,ncu
instead OF being limited to ,cnpins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-09
LIGHTWEIGHT BOXERS
READY FOR THE GONG
ShIgrue Promises to Repeat His Per.
fornancc of Last Month in Order
to Get Long Distance Bout.
WELSH HAS MUCH AT STAKE
Should He Lose the Battle. His Value
as Drawing Card In New York
Will BE Nil-IIittlc Chance for
Knockout.

NEW YORK. February Sword
came Tonight from the training camps
of Freddie Wells at Occanport, n. j.,
and Joe ShuEruc at New London. Conn,
that these star liGhtweiEhts are Mt
weight. and ready In every way for
the gong that Will start them on their
second tcn-tound baltic in Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night
The boys met just about % month
ago. and Shugruc was awarded the
popular newspaper decision. He as
sorts his intention OF repeating this vic
tory tomorrow night, hoping thereby
TO force Welsh into twcnty-round
match Mt Havana or some other long
route town Shugruc has posted n s5.-
600 forfeit to bind such n match and
as Wclsh's manager. Harry Pollok. has
snccred at this. Joe is going into tho
ring tomorrow night with blood In his
eye and murder In his heart.
welsh SAYS he lost to Shugrue ut
their last meeting because he was stale
from lighting too much. There Is an
Impression about New York's fight cir
cles that the champion Is slipping fast.
and that some OF these days good
High weight will cop" him. but no one
expects Shupruc to do this in ten
, rIImnrs' ~ Welsh Is ndmi,tediy, too
but the best OF the lightweight d!yi,
sion.
herc rs practically no betting on to-
t"rs ar" picking Shugruc To win again
ny slight shade. II Welsh loses to
Shugruc again and fails 10 beat Ivilli.
Ritchic when they meet Mt tho Garden
MY month, II seems likely that he
VII cease 10 be a drawing card In New
noiN' IN which case he probably Will
turn his eyes Milwaukccward and CON
Sncr III" purS" said to have been offered
him there for "a bout with Charlie
hitc, whom he admits he fears more
man any Othcr liEhtM ciphl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-09
.B0WLERs CELEBRATE
AROUND FESTIVE BOARD
Richmond Tenpin League Members
and Invited Guests Hold Banquet
at Hotel Stumpf.
BLnLEY COMES IN FOR TROPHY
Team-Mates Present "Phony" Watch
and Fob-1.eo Goldsmith and Nor
ris We'll, Of New York, and VIII
liam Wicks, of Baltimore, Present.

AZ hitting windup to successful
bowling season, the members of tho
Richmond League held banquet at
the Hotel Stumpf last night. covers
being laid for ffty-five, and an enjoy
able evening was spent by tho Primers
and their invited guests.
After partaking OF the viands served
by Mine Host Stumpf. tho prizes won
by the teams and individuals were
distributed by President Williams as
follows:
Team Prizes.
First prize. S30-thc jewelers.
Company
Third prize. sls-Times- Dispatch.
1 T"mrth prize; si2-smporiors. .,,r,
game were awarded To Splitting. OF the
Jewelers.; Alright. of tho Bromm Rak-
i nn;ch ST%t' Of The
liarpcr of the Palace: Davis. of the
Davis Plumbing Company; Whitman, OF
the Tip Tops and Phipps OF the New
ports.
Bliicy Remembered.
Leo Goldsmith; Of New York In be
half OF the jewelers.. presented Captain
Blilcy with watch and diamond stud
dcd(0 fob. The watch. however. was
minus the works and the fob wa. set
with mommoth diamond OF the glass
After short talks by the captains OF
the teams and newspaper men the bowl
ers left for their homes after pro-
nQuncinE the affair 20 be tho most en-
joNablc ever held by the organization.
Nmonv the guests present We're: Leo
Goldsmith and Norris We'll. of New
York; William Wicks Of Baltimore:
George Campbell. Of Washington and
several local supporters Of the sport
RunnyS Win Match.
Before the banquet there was n two
man match STAGED on the Newport
drives between Campbell aud lIampe
and Bailey ana Thorpe. Tho match
was Interesting from start To finish.
and was won by the Bunnys--Ca mpbcll
and Eampe, by margin OF nftv-siH
pins. The match was originally schcd-
,ilcd to he n championship Sctto he
tween Campbell and Hampe and Roy
and Whitman. Roy could not take part
in the contest. so Bailey and Thorpe
acted as substitutes.
Tho scores follow