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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-07-17

A full line of Rubber Goods at Bozs', Flat and Iditarod.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
CHLOROFORM KILLED
 MILES O'CONNOR
Coroner Mix Blames No One FOl Death of Man About to Be
 Operated On.

New Haven, Nov. 1S.-The death of Miles O'Connor in a hospital at Der by recently as he was about to under go an operation was due to dilation of the heart induced by the action of chloroform which had been admin istered as an anaesthetic, according to the finding of Coroner Eli Mix made public today The coroner holds no one responsible for the death. Re- ferring to the use of chloroform in such cases the finding of the coro- her says: From my investigation Of this and other cases where chloro- form is used as an anaesthetic l am of the opinion the use of chloroform as an anaesthetic in both major and minor operations is attended with danger, even in the hands of the most expert physician or surgeon and that it should never be administered f unless by competent and skilled anaesthetist.
 ''I am also of the opinion other anaesthetics can be used in said op- erations, the use of which is not at tended with the same danger as is that attendant upon the use of chlor- oform.'
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
MEETING OF COUNCIL LONDON TO HAVE
Next Session of Allied War Body Will Be Held in English City
 Separate Conferences

Paris, Nov. 19, 11:3O a. m-The next meeting of the allied war coun- cil will be held in London. It is like ly the Russian and Italian govern ments will designate representatives to attend this council. ,
 One session of the war council in Paris this week was held at the for eign office and another, presided over by President Poincare, at the Elysee palace. In addition, the several mem hers of the French and British com mittees had long consultations apart Premier Asquith, who is acting tenn porarily as war secretary, conferred with the French war minister, Gener- al Gallieni: A. J. Balfour, first lord of the British admiralty, with Admiral ! I1acaze, French minister of marine | Premier Briand, who is in charge of l the French foreign portfolio with Sir | Edward Grey. British, foreign secre- tary, and Albert Thomas, French un- der secretary of war for munitions,
 with David Lloyd George, British munitions secretary.
 It is understood that an under l standing has been reached in regard
 to various subjects, and energetic ac-
 uon is expected to result.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19

seymour. Treasurer, R. La Mote Russell, treasurer Manchester Trust company, Manchester
 The following executive committee was appointed: w. Perry Curtiss, New Haven, chairman; w. F. Calder, Windsor; c. A. Lillie, Hartford; w. E.. F'risbie, Meriden and A. w. w. Marshall, Greenwich
 There were brief addresses by both the new president and retiring presi- dent, M. H. Whapes of Hartford
 A luncheon followed the business meeting.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
WIN SILVER CUP.
Degree Team of the Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H. Take Competitive Prize.

A
 Congratulations today are being showered upon the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H., degree team for their fine work in Terryville last night when they won a silver cup in a competitive drill. The team made a fine showing, the members being dressed in white and wearing white shoes. :. .....
 The prize drill was strictly military and was judged by three military men: It required just twenty-six minutes, to execute the drill and when Colonel McGowan announced the decision a burst of applause followed..:@ <: e
 Miss Anna C. Nave is captain of the degree team and Miss > Margaret Souney, pianist. The Bristol auxil- iary team gave a very pretty fancy drill. The trip to-. Terryville was made by automobile. about twenty members of the auxiliary accompany ing the team. which numbers sixteen
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19

NOTICE-Upholste and furniture
 repairing. Joseph Centore, 94
 Franklin Square. 11-18-6dX
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
WATERBURY MAN
 HEADS BANKERS
w. F. Bryan Elected President O Conn. Association at First An
 nual Meeting.

Hartford, Nov. 1S.-W. F. Bryan
 pany, Waterbury, was elected presi- dent-Of the Connecticut Association of State Bank and Trust companies at the first annual meeting at the Hart ford club today. Other officers elected were: Vice president, w. D. Daskam, treasurer Stamford Trust company, Stamford. Secretary, c. S. Boies, treasurer Seymour Trust company,
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19

FOR SALE-Victroia in first class or der, with good selection of records,
 $17.oO, would consider $1 weekly. Box B10B, Herald. 11-l3-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19

TO RENT-Seven rooms, all inn
 provements. Phone 475-4. 9-28-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
DRESSMAKING,

DHESSMAKING-He T. Quinn.
 Room 17, Holmes & Hoffmans Block. Tel. 1216-3. 11-1S-6dx
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19

WANTED-A head waiter at the Broadway restaurant 1117-3d
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
GI0SSjfjed CASH IN ADVANCE MINIMUM CHARGE 1ee
 ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION.
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Furnished front room, for one or two gentlemen, private
 family, steam heat, centrally locat-
 ed. Box 5BB, Herald. 11-19-zdS
New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
NOTICE.

PARTIES taken out. Buick car. Reasonable rates. Richard Covert. Telephone 1073-4.
 11-15-6dx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
BILLY HUMMER SUSPENDED
Eastern League Officials Lay Him
OFF Indefinitely.

jumpsd the Jewels and. played with the, Jean.
night, was indefinitely suspended from tho
Eastern League last night by President Will
Tho report from Allentown last night that
tho Jasper Eastern League basketball team
week was denied by Owner Ere Fred G. Eckhardt
tho schedule at Nonparell Hall.
The Camden Eastern League team has re-
leased Utility Man Erwin Thompson. who has
all m the b p9gSis0Is on th0 team % r:
by Camden.
First Dutch .walloped West York in a North
Dutch Hall by 40 to 10.
Advent crushed Calvary. 40 to 13, in a
Lutheran League battle last night.
Market Square Just doubled the Of
First Presby terrain last night when they ad-
mln5tered a 3S,t9-lo lacing 70 them Third
IL, in a pair of Germantown Church League
games.
.Gethsemsne welloped, St. Matthew'S 40 to
last night
GGsy aoss m eTm 2S to 50 to
In the National League last night.
sdSdoi 6 Their jan Gid 2HavfS.d
downe High. 85 to 16
WAYNE, Pa. Jan. cost. Lukes School
lost to Wilmington Friends Select, 27 to "a,
st; BridEet's Cadets defeated st, John in
was the playing of Doyle and Grady.
Fourth Street National Bank defeated Real
Estate, 20 to 10, and Union downed Girard,
y to II, in the National Bank League last
night.
st. Ignatius won an easy victory from the
81. Ludwig Ave, 40 to IA, at the formers hall
last night.
The yincome basketbaIl team defeated st.
Hall.
Lyndenhurst won their eleventh straight vic
tory last night. when they laced st. Peters
At to 80, in Brotherhood League game
Lyndenhurst second won, SO to 20.
Berkeley won a close game from Prince OF
Pence, 48 TO II, and the Prince OF Peace second
forfeited to Berkeley second.
Central and West Branch tied at 20 all in a
4. Nd. u, 4. League game last night, and the
game will be replayed on January 20.
West Philadelphia won its eleventh straight
Central philadelphia League game last night
by defeating Media by "a to II. All the win
ners took hand in bombarding the net.
Stetson Mission ran up a "a to Il score on
ST. Paul last night at Mission Hall, in which
Wftug. with nine field goals, did the best
scorinB.
St Rita defeated La Sale Society last night
at st. Rita Hall, by % to 10.
Samaritan defeated Lyndenhurst, % to 10
and jefferson won from St. Elizabeth. 10 to IA
IN pair OF Philadelphia Junior League games
last night.
last night. by 2s to II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
New Tiger Trainer

John H. Rush. 'ss. who has never
played football. is to coach the Prince
ton University football team next year.
Hush's experience in athletics came as
member OF the track team, and at his
favored game he was the speediest man
In the country. With his appointment
the old question arises: WIN a theorist
be able to impart his knowledge to a
teamf VIII his own personality be
suneiently commanding to make great
athletes out OF the men intrusted TO
his carer win the lack OF practical
knowledge handicap him9 To all OF
which we reply, We believe notl A
theorist is very likely to know more
about a game that is his hobby than
the man who is practical Gases too
numerous to mention are to be referred
70 as proof. Coach Rush just at pres
ent does not have to worry about his
kuture. We sincerely believe II he is
hah 80 successful leader as he was
AZ Cleveland there win be little need
for criticism
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20

SQUASH RACoUETS ARE
TO BE PLAYED TONIGHT
Germantown Team A Will Meet
Racquet Club In Last Contest.

The climax in the in,erclub squash rae
quets championship will be reached to-
night. only two teams are left in the
race, the Racquet Club and Germantown,
Team A. These teams win meet Ger
mantown has a decided advantage, and
will begin the contest with n lead OF one
match. To overcome this lead the Rae
quet Club must win four matches out OF
the six.
The Racquet Club wrested the cham
plonship from Germantown last year in a
most exciting match, and the Germantown
men are naturally burning for revenge
u. l.. Hutchinson and w. Y. Stevenson,
who is suffering from n sore hand will be
unable to play for the Racquet Club, but
Germantown win he at full strength.
Although the match between Merton
Team and Merton Team at Haver-
ford will have no bearing on the cham
pionshlp, It should provide some hot con-
tests, In which Team B may spring n
surprise or two
Overbrook will have every incentive to
defeat Germantown Team 3 at Mannheim,
as n victory will keep the suburbantes In
third place unless Team A of Merton
gains an overwhelming victory over Team
B OF the same club. Overlook has done
much better this year than in any pre-
vious season, and so far has furnished tho
surprise of the contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
FEDERAL'S SUIT
HOLDS INTEREST
OF FANS TODAY
ANTITRUST Baseball Charge
Goes to Trial Before Judge
Lands at Chicago-Dif-
ferent Opinions as to Issue.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The life OF the ma
tional game, as organized at present, was
virtually at stake today when the trust
suit of the Federal League against or
ganiHed baseball was called by Federal
Judge Renesaw X. Lands. Summarized,
the Federals have asked that the Ameri-
can and National Leagues. the National
Commission and the national agreement
under which these organizations operate
be dissolved as conspiracy and a trust
IN violation Of the Sherman antitrust
law.
Because OF the far-reaching effect of any
decision, no one OF the opposing magnates
gathered here today would venture a
guess as to the probable length of the
hearing. Every one expressed hope that
It would be over within two weeks, at
the longest Both Federals and organized
baseball officials want tho case over
within ample time to start the ball roll
ing with the ante-season training stunts.
The nrst move today was arguments by
Federal League lawyers for preliminary
tnjunetlon e was entirely possible that unless
might run over until tomorrow.
keene Aadlngton. Of Chieeso., Was expected
erals; Il. Gates, Of Indianapolis. will be
on the end OF the lawyers bench, where he
can be rushed to the plate as pinch hitter IL
pecessary. Judge Myera Of the Indlanapolig
bench (Supreme CourD. will be another legal
f,irninary who will bo ono OF Lawyer Adding
tons chief aides.
Either George W, Miller or John Heaiy. both
of Chioago wero expected TO answer for or
Ganized baseball today. They will be aided by
Judge Williams, OF New York; Attorneys CAL
win and Kinkead, OF Cincinnati and George
w Pepper, of Philadelphia, who were ex-
pected to bat in the order named.
NEW York, Jan. 2o.-In spito of the
yegaries o. law opinion on tho part OF the
noneombetant element is that Jnmes A. GIL
mora and his outlaw hackers should have a
mighty hard time OF Il making a case against
fhs so-caiied trust. The Sun man interviewed
pyo prominent New York attorneys yesterday
None would consent to have his name made
public, as he considered tho matter no com
Germ OF his But without exception after
perusing copies OF ahridsvits furnished by both
sides. grave doubt Of any guhFtantial case
as most damaging the bylaws and constitu-
tion under which tho Federal League operated
as furnished by James Cusack, erstwhiie UNI
dependents themselves were guilty Of all the
gn-called injustces they decrted on the part OF
their contemporaries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
10 SETTLE MEREDITH PROTEST.
Rubien Expects to Announce Final
nAniainn on Mooted Point Today.

rEsdssiok W Ru9sisn; chairman Of the Ma,
positive statement might be expected today in
TN that TED MereditS could % notSoompete for
Pennsylvania in the Boston A 4. meet. SO
far ns he had gone, however he had been
unable TO find any reason for overturning the
decision OF President LII.
sFoag6 R the 4. 4, o. Il Legislation 0oS on the poh.
and could md nothing Of recent date to OFFSET
e ths period between June / and October Z:
beck eonnicted with this ruling but was inet-
feetiye because 4 had been superseded BY later
Il had been overlooked.
ms g have MsredS hS asdiared sisbis Sas
written letter 70 Rubien, in which he says
IN 1D1i. when no was president OF the A. A. u.
was 70 thu effect that the ruling under which
d which the entries % we're i@tsd P 70 eoeg4ans q sIso
Rubisn expects to clear up this phase OF the
. conferenee with justics Bartow 8, Weeks.
He already has made up his mind that ali the
KorE ana irish American CLUBS IN S the % Metro
Politan Assoeiation win not be barred even it
nally SET for September 10. but was postponed
James e. snliivans @ anersi % Il viii n be G,ss eon
Date OF September 10.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-rhat the New YORK
~ g. would hays received snhstantiai backing
ming situation became known yeStsTday. The
game % light which allowed the Registration
Committee TO reinstate the club swimmers and
the club TO pass up the resolution 70 with
tslegram vas received from officials OF the
would back up the New York A. g. and would
assist n the formation OF an association to
Hnpplant the A. A. u.
NEW YORK Jan. 2O.-AIonE win Abel
Kiyiat and Harry Smith, who viii signAilzs
their return 10 competition at the big meet OF
BROOKLYN College in the 18th Regiment Armory
next Saturday evening, AlYan Meyer, the
worlds e0-yard record holder, after a long
lay-off win again throw his hat into the ath-
lstlc ring. Among the speed merchants Meyer
Win Cough. Hal Rocking Hugh Hirshon and
Harry Oltmann.
Joe Loomis. triple national titlsholdsr has
become 30 popular with Easton athletic en-
thnsiasts that he has been invited 70 take
part IA every meet Sehsdgisd hersabouts foE
e be 2 contestant Ia the games q Fordham
ssIssd @ eempsts In the Ngy York a, q
Garden. The Boston "A. A. has extended an
Invitation TO him % run In Machanics Hail on
FEBRUARY 81 and he probably will remain IN
the East and show the Hub enthusiasts that
he has not been oFerrated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
PHoENIxVlLLE FIVE MEETS
ST. JOE IN CAGE TONIGHT
Washington College Cancels Came
Jersey Squad Substitutes.

jersey Squau DupbJlJubSs'
The match scheduled tonight between
washington College and st. Joseph's Col
lege in the latter's new gymnasium, 18th
and stiles streets. has been Cancelled.
PhoenIxvllle's High School quintet VIII
come here instead.
Doctor o'Brien track coach ct Central Hish
School Is trying to unearth q good h9Ialer Ia
Smailey will enter in this event this year and
o'Brlen is anxious to have an understudy ior
villanova Prep will meet La Sale College in
the latter's cage Saturday night II VIII pc
Sathoiic Shampionship. McCeliey, who has
recovered ~ ir9m hls BIS. ioGtPal fss INJURY may p''
Intersectionai basketball games are being
played twice week at Southern High school
Three matches are decided on each OCCASION
Catholic High Schools track candidates have
Prof. Jack Greer.
Campbell, the former Mercsrssuss star star
now, He should prove big factor for the
Dc Lancey track team
worEIns on S the instIthtion,s baseball schedule.
The battery candldates VIII be calIeS AL ont mex m
the Rev. Francis Drscoll.
West philadelphia High Schools swimming
team VIII 90 to Wayne tomorrow t,n and meet tho
Captain Rer, Haverford Schools star basket
balier, Is on the sidelines as result OF
about two weeks. Howell Is proving good
substitute.
The nrst interclass basketball games at Lans-
downe High School will be held this afternoon.
The sophomores and freshmen and the juniors
and seniors will clash.
Catholic High baskotball team received fall
yesterday at Hallahan Hall, when the diminu-
tive La Sale College fve defeated them Y to
81 in the first of the Catholic scholastic cham
pionship games.
In the preliminary game Catholic High sec
ond-Btrlng youngsters trounced the previously
indicated la Salle Reserves 20 to 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
STRIKES AND SPARES

II. X Mulford Company, the leaders OF the
Drug League, were outrolled In two games
out of three on Casino alleys last night by
pany kept up their winning streak by taking
three games; Ell Lilly Company dropped the
odd gamo to Mulfeds by n close margin, the
large handicap being too much for the former
p. ". D. Company dropped three straight
games to Lewis Brothers Company in a very
close series, losing the second game by nine
pins and the third by two pins. Buchanan,
Helnold and Leyrer rolled scores over the 200
mark.
In the Insurance League matches, rolled on
Terminal alleys last night Mather g. Co. won
the odd game from North America, in q close
SERIES Aetna cleaned up their series with
F'lro Association; the Reliance. tail-onders,
surprised the Roosters by taking two games
out OF three from them, the last game a tie,
on tho roll-off, and Peoples National dropped
two out Of three to Platt, Yungman & Co.
Noblette Horton, Turn, Weistner, Turner and
Ayres starred for their respective teams with
one or more double centuries.
Pennsylvania Railroad bowlers easily won
the entire series from Pittsburgh p. q, Co.
without exerting themselves, and gained on
their nearest rivals, Toga, who were defeated
in the odd game of their series with the strong
suburbanltes. Victor dropped two games out
OF three TO Stetson A "A, and Kensington lost
three straight games to Port Richmond. Shat
fer McLhchan, McMonagel and Mcdowell led
the high rollers. each having double century
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
Harry Baker Victorious

Harry Baker. the Wilmington middleweight
outpointed, Jack Blackburn In six rounds OF
sensational boxing In the wind-up at the Fair
mount Club last night before an oId-time
crowd, tho largest OF the season.
In the semiwind-up, Roy Hurst gave X O.
Sampson hard laclng. Sampson took the
bout on at moments notice and fought
we'll considering the fact that he had no
time 10 get himself in shape Willie Boyle
outtought Johnny Lincoln in six rounds. Joe
Giger stopped Young Howard In four rounds
and in the opening bout Joe Bradley and Joe
Gillespie fought six rounds to a draw
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
A Burning Question

Judge Kenesaw M. Lands. sitting in the
United States Court today at Chicago. will
hear the Federal Leagues charges that
organised ball is monopoly-and other
things-and maybe the fans of the coun-
try are not interested. The case will
establish Judge lands as the greatest
baseball umpire the world has ever known.
HIS settlement OF the question will, It is
hoped' put an end to the bloodless war
fare which Is slowly but surely killing the
great interest in the national game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
POSTPONE BOWLING MATCH
Eight-hour Tourney Scheduled Today
Will Be Held Next Wednesday.

The proposed marathon bowling tourna-
ment scheduled for tonight at the Casino
bowling alleys, Chestnut below 10th street.
has been postponed until next Wednesday.
Instead of staging a 12-hour match, the
management of the Casino has decided to
hold an eight-hour event. The tourney
will start at p. m. and end at a, m.
1t Is probable that eight or twelve teams
will compete in the tournament. The
Casino management will put up three cash
prizes for the winning teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20

anxious to meet the winner OF tho Borreli-
Mccoy fight. He has beaten Johnny Glover
X. o. Brennan and Jack McCarron, ne says,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
Feds Keep Hands of Newark

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-President James A
Gilmore Of the Federal League, ,9 t99dssy & eS-
able this season TO place team in Newark.
III have received two communications TO
place team thore next spring" said Gil
more. 'T WAS obliged to wrlte that we could
not do 50. I Think II would be good PROPOSE
tlon for a team, and certainly Newark Is en-
now disturb our circuit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20

,NoRRIsTowN, Pa, JAM 2O-AI the way
through tthhrI2nEh 10 fast @ rounds, Jimmy Murphy, Cf
SON of Philadelphia, in the wind-up at the
Palace A. c.. here Inst night before the
a slusEing match, both taking much punish:
ment. Pete Malone, Of Philadelphia, shaded
!,riie D!G,mrinie PolereGno, Of ,Norristown. outponted
willie straub, also Of this borough, KID Held,
TO sleep in the fourth sosglon. Buck Sewers OK
Norristown, won from Harry Carson. In the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
BASEBALL NUGGETS

Colonel Jacob Ruppert, Jr.. pTesident Of the
New York Americans, has given the lie to
President James "A. Gilmore, OF the Federals.
the purchase price of the New Yorlss was to
be 5000 600.
he SAYS 'he has told a deliberate falBehood.
When 1 met him Mt French Lick We did not
discuss my recently acquired club In any
way"
President Barrow, of the international
League, has added Frank Brown to his list
of umpIres. Brown halls from Heron Hill,
Pa and had most successful season in the
Three-I League in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-20
WITH THE GUESTS

Alfred De ORC. the great Cuban thfs,-9s. =.
ion billiard master, again proved ls ~
velous ability with the cue last hlsAa.,.-. hlsA. ~
he took the measure or twI s1d Va ySsfe,ttd ~
at the Empire Billiard ROOM. g.
In the first 25-polnt block with Jane Jaa. ~,
Dc ORC won % TO "a In % innlnYs;; a.. r,s,s +
block with Frank Jones showed tps 3, ,rsslI.
his best, and he won 25 TO- u ~ o. AZ
making his total for the match ~ p" -
In the fourth series OF the ellYisaissil Yanis, (
tournament OF the st. Francis Sy.ss 19
II SocIety. In their clubrOOms, freAk ~
defeated James Kelly, 20 10 ~. ,.u.... VA
The scores of the other games ionyTi. .s1 n ..dssl
25 Joseph Feeney 4. The priS', t 4, ' 4 siia
changed from a silver loving iup ~ ~,sss,i 81
medal for the winner, and broh1s A'
the second prize.
PIT~rsBIJRGH. Jan. 2O.-charles 49, =
Pittsburgh. defeated Charles Le ~ -
cInnati 10 10 2b. I'm an lntsis,s. ~ E
cushion Rnliard League m9Js1h hilh nj, rin x =
while thres was I.e Gros' highest
In the first block in the 15Q-Polni, 5Q-Poli., @i
decide the tie in the Northhsssis1s I'D ~ 81
high rooms, and Ted stevenson, q5 l,..s A "a 81
night' al the Amber parlor' Meaiag MI u
easy winner, 75 10 AZ: The sseoIIs IIshlgh p.
be played tomorrow night az th'
DETROIT. Jan. 2O.-William AoR.' M III
Melbourne Inman, 400 TO ~ ,se sak
block OF their sOO-point contest - .iisia
billiards, played here yestet55eaaagss 30 y
Averages and high runs hoRF@
l6s. Inman, 9-l2. 90,
Anthony draef, OF the Earl, Fsls-... s.--s.. :
ed Edward Kreli, the Streittela ~ - if1'
as to s8 in the initial hloJihS ~ EinnE
pocket billiard match 70 oeeiu' -
the Keystone League.
J. Benham had little dirieulty n IN ~ &
W. Kevilie rs TO 80. In ths I,o,,T ~ ~ poci
lard tourney OF the Park Billiard
Last nights game in the qiSgarv qoia1'1f, q,
billiard tourney resulted N
Harris over =. wilson iuV 70