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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
Sutton wins Billiard Match

NEW BURGH, n. y, Jan. 14,-George Sut-
tor defeated MslkeG Cochran 500 TO les. N
last night. Averages aud high runs: sutton,
76. % 1-l3 Cochran, SO. ~ B-22
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
Welsh VIII Fight Robinson

NEW YORK, jan. 14.--FTcddie Welsh IA
mapping cut busy ,,s S,amJRaign J to last over SIX
Pittsburgh, against Red" Robinson, on jan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
Long May We Rule

It hasn't been so many years since
Baseball. football. boxing and field and
track sports comprised the outside
boundaries of the whole field OF sport.
A few people played tennis and some
others played croquet. Once in long
while there was a swimming meet
somewhere, but rarely out of intercol-
legiate circles. Now take look at the
sport pages. Basketball. one of the
snappiest games played today, is
crowding the big pastimes for space.
Tennis and golf are becoming more
popular right along, and Philadelphia
not only has been to the fore in this
grand sport development, but still
stands high up in the business OF de-
veloplng star athletes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
Dog Club Meeting

The members of the ,Kensington kenrs
Club will meet tonight at Pierson Ha,1
Kensington avenue and Clearheld strsel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

Bill Donovan has skidded out and
gathered in Ray Caldwell and Roger
Peckenpaugh for the Yanks.
Tip to Cap Huston-why not point
aim in the general direction of iris
Speaker and Ty Cobb?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

Philadelphia. however, still needs a
really big amateur sports club. one
with a membership sufficiently large
70 employ a crack trainer; a club
whose meets. like those OF the Irish
American and New York A. c., will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
ON THE
SEAOF
SPORI
Good Night

They touted Reich to be peach
They said he liked to wade in gore;
But Reich met Flynn, ah! what sin,
Another Hope has gone before,
Some New York writer's have been
consuming newspaper columns by the
mile to tell what wonderful fighter
this Reich young man had become and
how he was going to sweep the other
white hopes before him. All of which
was nice reading until he blazed into
Fireman Flynn and came off second
best the other night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14
THREE STAR BOUTS ON
TAP AT BROADWAY CLUB
Moody Boxes Corbett in Final En-
counter Tonight.

Moody Boxes Corbett in Final En-
counter Tonight.
Three star bouts have been arranged
by "Muggsy" Taylor for the attraction Of
the weekly show at the Broadway A. C..
tonight. In the last encounter on the
program Willie Moody. the Port Rich
mond veteran boxer, tackles another vet
eran fst-ninger, Freddy Corbett, The
other stellar settos will be between
"Reddy'' Moore and Stanley Hinckle and
Eddie Dunn and Pete Malone.
The card follows:
First t2gtIJimmy Cochran. West PhiIadcl-
Second bout-Mke Russell. Little Italy. VS..
Trird bou;-Pete Malone. Gray's Ferry. vs.
EDDIE pT13 West rIn hi2dGGRs Tince GRAY. Ferry
vs. Eeddy AS, Moor1 so4thEwark eor,h,y,rr vs
Willie Moody Port Richmond.
BILLY Nusbrchel and Pat McHeo. will stage
GtY ci and Nonpareii clubs tomorrow night, In
the hnq fray at The 18Th and PSuphn strsetS Is
he two Of RhiaSoInhIan Gesi 6artam' Lnn noyns %i
Jackie Clark. Six bouts are carded.
McGuigan &c for the National A. C. Saturday
night.
the S"I Olympia Club in the future, booked one
OF the best shows OF the season for Monday
night. Willie Moore meets Fred Nelle In the
wiadup.
Johnny Nelson's victory over Young Fulton
came as big surprise and incidentally made
him host Of friends. Johnny Burns wants
to match Nelson with the toughest fighter Sc
durable.
After three weeks Of strenuous training Hap
nv Davis the local 12s-pound boxer, Who re-
Gently returned from Buffalo. is prepared TO
meet the best In his class.
Two dark clouds, Sam IsanEford and Sam Nc
Ney will feature In the first bout between
regro fighters In Wisconsin since legal boxing
BECAME effective. They clash at Kenosha IN
iO-round so tomorrow night.
Johnny Burns has brace of tough proteges
in Joe Borre and Tommy Carey. The dminu-
tive manager is ready to sign up either of his
boxers with the leading men available.
JOhrny Dundee viii get back into ring har-
ness tomorrow night when he endeayors to
knock the block of Jimmy Duffy in l0-round
bout in Milwaukee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

Johnny Nelson's victory over Young Fulton
came as n Lig surprise and incidentally made
him a host OF friends. Johnny Burns wants
to match Nelson with the toughest fighter Sc
durable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

Jack Hanlon. who will make the matches for
the Olympia Club IN the future booked one
night Willie Moore meets Fred Helle In the
wiadup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

An all-sta show has been arranged by Jack
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

After three weeks Of strenuous training Hap
nv Davis the local 12s-pound boxer, vino re-
Gently returned from Buffalo. is prepared TO
meet the best In his Cla2s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

N0npare1l A. l.. Pat. McHaie. Pree
TOMORROW KIGHT-TOMORRoW hlaHa
SIN BOUTS-SGN BOUfS-SlA buHAs
RALPH ERNE ys. JACKIE CLAhhH
Great AlI-star Show Tomorrow hlka
Quaker City A.A. sstE sllis { NnsSli pSaphia :
LOUISIANA ". HARRY SMITH
-FOUR OTHER GOOD BOUTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

Two dark clouds, Sam LanEford and Sam Nc
Ney will feature In the first bout between
regro fighters i'm Wisconsin since legal boxing
became effective They clash at Kenosha IN
iO-round so tomorrow night
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY. SEPT. 21, 1915
 . miles northwest of Phoenix, miles west Of fair grounds on the Christy road and | mile north, on Jake Miller's ranch Commencing at 1O:30 sharp. We will sell at auction the following per sonal property: 75 head cattle; mules and horses. 9 span work mules, 8 years old. weight 2SO0 lbs: 1 gray horse, weight 1900 lbs; extra fine driving mare, head of shoats. 2 brood sows; poultry. e25 laying hens. 50 bullets, 75 turkeys. 10 ducks; farming imple- ments: household goods. hundreds oth- CT articles too numerous to mention Terms of sale. cash. Free lunch at noon for everybody.
 MRS. A L. FISH. Owner
 c. Q. McMURTRY, Auctioneer 1l N- lst Ave Phone 1910
 db
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
For Sale-Real Estate

ON ACCOUNT of death of owner, equity in 320 acres near Buckeye, with 160 shares in Buckeye Irrigation Company. must be sold or exchanged for smaller property. Total price $60.OO per acre. Price of equity s6O0O on reasonable terms; balance by as suming mortgage due in from f to 8 years, bearing 6 per cent interest. See J. L. Gust. No. 22O Fleming Bldg. Phoenix, Arizona. or w. Turner Me Lean Ruckeve. Arizona. db
 FOR SAi. . OR rEN.T-V=ry de.ir able one-acre place on car line. near city AbTudaut shade and water, chickens, fruit. garden. Conveniences for horse or automobile. Box 4453 Re- prbIi,an. db
 FOR SALE-Chicken ranch on Brill room California bungalow, good well; half in alfalfa, all fenced with chicken wire. $170O. make your own terms. See Fred A. Dibble, 1O6 w. Adams St. Phone1O41. If
 BARGAINS in residences; ranch and business property. improved or unimproved; houses to rent.
 w. K. JAMES
 40 North First St. If
 FOR SALE-Good improved ranch. consisting of 112A acres. two houses. barn. horses, tools, hogs and cattle. mostly milk cows. s. F. Hockensmith. Mesa, Arizona, R. F. D. No. 2 If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

RING 414 for quick messenger,
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY SEPT. 21
 at 2.09 o'clock sharp.
3.S-3to '. Washington st.

-saN-nHN E- VI dS4Ai4AS Loit s0l-
 II sells to the highest bidder chif- foniers. . sideboards. 9 sanitary cots and pads. 3 beds. 1 iron Wylie folding bed and mattress, 2 folding cots. dining rcom chairs. dressers, stands, kitchen chairs. bowls and pitchers. slop jars, extra good enamel metal refrigerator, sewing machine heat stove. gas range, rugs tubs. lamps, set dies, saws and ,s lot of tools, oil heater, stew kettle, flat irons. baker. skillets. clothes wiring er. foot tub; a lot of canned peaches in syrup. camp chairs, 3-hOle oil stove. spades. shovels. picks, canteens, | strainer. milk pans and crooks, lot of cooking utensils. fruit jars, ice cream freezer a lot of nice dishes. 3 trunks, chuTnS. pails. doz- chickens, fry CTS. bullets and hens; pigeons. harness, pony. buggy. F. NJ. F. car. 5-passen- ger. in splendid condition and other things too numerous to mention. Any thing else that may be brought.
 SQUARE DTCAI. AUCTION co.
 Phone 569
 CCRRETT, AuctiOneer If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE--Watch Acre City grow Two acres. fine stand of alfalfa:
 4-r""u- neV house. fine Durham. 100 chickenss this place the state high way paved road; all for s150O. $500 cash. balance to suit. Acre lots at Acre City, $525: S25 cash balance Sio month. NJ. H. Shelton, 215 West Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

A REAL. live messenger. ring 4l4. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
CORRETT. Auctioneer
STOCK SALE


 THURSDAY, SEPT. g, 1915 II mics northwest of Phoenix or 2 miles northwest of Glendale Commencing at 1O:30 sharp. I will sell at public auction the following stock. 60 head cattle. % extra fine dairy cows, Holsteins and Durham; 2-year-old IIolstein heifers, yearling heiferS. s steer calves. 4 heifer calves, % Ie months old; 1 registered Holstein bull. 55 head of hogs: 10 extra brood rows. r. shoHts weight so lbs. each. The atove stock is all extra good. Free lunclr at- moon. Come. whether you buy or not Plenty of shade and ice water. Terms of sale, cash.
 JACK BROOKS, Owner
 c O. NcMURTRY, Auctioneer c1 V. 1st Ave. Phone 1910
 If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

For Sale--Miscellaneous

 ples separator No. 3. good as new, one Victor Monograph and lot of good records. Phone 3144. dig
 "DAR'ST THOU THEN to beard the Lion in his den?" What a big stink a little pOlecat makes! Have you read the ads? One says. WE sell no junk says 'I sell no junk"-other says YOU'RE a bluff er"-other says YOU'RE a stinker' Both say Police, Police!!' and the old King. of All Junks" says as he doubles in glee. Go to it, go to it, and to him that wins shall I give crown" Say. this thing is getting too hot for Ford. want to sell out. My scalp is wanted and will be raised if I stay here. Good people tell me the Lord wil protect. but I'm rather leary. The number $ A West Jefferson. The color of my eye is green. It
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

A GOOD BUGGY and express wag- on at S0S North Third street dg
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

S375 PIANO, $45 wood range hot water tank, good bed, at $500. Box 9l1 Republican. al
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
Auctions
rlEuL ArCTIoN HOrsE
Mest Jefferson street
yvedn sday Sale. l:20 D. l

s7 West Jefferson street
 wednesday Sale, 1:@O D. m. FishrS big midweek bargain special viii 3e run Wednesday afternoon as usual IL will be composed of horses. wagons. tools. chickens. high grade furuiturc. glass show case and house hold goods. Everybody invited to watch t. F. Eiehl run one of his widely famous bargain specials
 J. F. BIEHI-. Auctioneer.
 Phone I349- dd
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
For Sale-Houses


 >>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~-~~~~~~s>~~.~.~~~~~~~~r NEW sIX-ROOM BRTCK-An the latest features. restricted location, walking distance. low price, easy terms
 IT. II. MAJOR. IS W. ADAMS If MY EQUITY Tn mOGern Groom bun galow, all built-in features, cross beam ceiling and hardwood floors; 1 block from capital and car line; also furni- ture if desired; a bargain if sold at once. Phone 3519 or write Box 9O6 Re publican. db FOR SALE-Rooming house. nicely furnished, II rooms. close in. Phone 2575. dm FOR SALE-At a bargain if taken at once, 5-rOom modern cottage, good shade. lawn and barn; small payment will handle 1132 East Garfield. dm FOR SALE-I am now in possession of the houses built by the United States Land Title X Legacy company. These houses are all new and I am going to sell them practically at cost. These houses will range in price from s23Oo.00 to $350O.OO each and being from five to seven rooms each. They are all brick pebble dash and strictly up to date in every detail. They may he bought on reasonable terms and titles given through the courts. If you want a home bargain, see me while these last. Exclusively with Fred A. Dibble. 1O6 West Adams Street If SMALL CASH PAYMENT. balance like rent, buys 16 s. 12th avenue s1000.00 under value, or will rent, re- duced rates. Owner. 357 N. 3rd Ave. If FOR SALE-Right close to the high schools, good six-room, modern brick house. shade, lawn. walks, fruit, al, for $2S00, $500 cash, balance easy terms. This is a special bargain. See Fred A. Dibble: 106 w. Adams St. Phone 1041.
 If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
Wanted-He1p, Female

WANTED-Woman for housework. S15 N. Center dd
 WOMAN WANTED for general houseWOrk in country. Call 3SJ2 dd
 WANTED-Girl to work in parlor DonOfrio Confectionery Co., db
 WANTED-A woman for a couple of weeks, who has taken care of confinement cases; must be reason able 104 North Seventh Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-One dog. Brown Leg horn bullets, 35 cents each. A mile caste of Park Road on McDowen. Richmond. dd
 200 WHITE LEGHORN hens, ss per dozen. Phone 211R5. .s. db
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

FOR SALE-5-aci- tract, close in. uninrproved rich soil. fronting on Buckeye road southwest of Phoenix. For particulars address Owner, John Whitney. care McNeil Hotel, Miami, Ariz. ib
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
For Sale and Exchange

5000 EQUITY in 30 acre ranch;
 live stock or what have you to offer? Box POP, Tempe.1 ~ ss,y,..s s.r-.1eds
 EXCHANGE-Mo Modern, well i'm provedys Chelsea. home, will sell at bar gain, or exchange for smaller house. Phone S399. dd
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
LEARN THE WAY To the Square Deal Auction Go. 33S-3f0 r.. Washington


 We will have a sale Tuesday at 900 o'clock. try a good clean place to dis Tlay your goods for sale. Come see and get what you want if you have anything to sell. Phone us. 569. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

ROOMS and bath furnished, privil- ege of garage. water free, nice location, $25,0O per month. S15 N. Center. if
Arizona republican., 1915-09-21

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29

50 CHaC all 'WOulQ look as near auk6
as possible with a few exceptions,
who were to buy various costumes
representing different types of work
and usages of the phone system
that is the Bell telephone system.
The reason for the above was that
there was to be a parade in Michigan
City, where the moving picture man
was to take our pictures. No doubt
these pictures were to be shown all
over the world. This is called the
employees benefit picnic. Some bene-
fit, when the employees stand the en-
tire cost of all this individually. Be
sides, we are working but four, some
time five, days a week for the last Is
months, and you must not think that
we get paid for fun week.
almost forgot to mention that our
names were also taken if we refused
to get into the parade.
We were given instructions on
Friday, July %, not to forget to get
one OF the first two boats out to Mich
igan City, so that we could get in the
parade before IL noon. The result
was that everybody rushed to the
docks with their families, friends and
relatives, trying to get on the first or
second boats. It is true that there
were five boats chartered.
They treat us as no dog would be
treated by the worst Of men and work
one man hard enough so that it
would take almost the strength of a
horse or two to pull that load of a
days work. And the money we hon
estIy earn is honest blood money.
This is putting it rather strong, but
it is my object to drive it home. We
are an afraid Of our jobs with a few
excepions). Mr.. Western knows that
we need our bread and butter and so
do we, so we must keep quiet.
Every word say is true, and with |
honesty in my heart l trust in you
for an early publication in your
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29
THE DAY BOOK,


congratulate itself upon the fact that
.- as - at least - one newspaper
that is untrammeled in its freedom, of
criticism and stands for a square
deal for all"
They Day Book les the only paper
that has dared to question the actions
of any of the corporations of Chicago,
as the Western Electric Co., the State
street stores, Commonwealth Edison,
Telephone Co., etc.-and the paper
should receive the unstinted support
of labor for its policy of fighting for
the rights Of the people.
1t is to be regretted that so many
of the union men of this city support
such newspapers as the American
and Examine type which are cons
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29

ern Electric Co. I suppose it is be-
cause they fear they might lose a
little advertising.
The writer was employed by the
W. E. Co. when they held their pic
mic last year. In the first place, the
company came around and asked
each employee to donate 25 or so cents
to furnish the costumes certain Of
the employees were to wear in the pa
rade at Michigan City. Next we
were asked to purchase a ticket,
which was 81. 1 personally did not
care to go, but 1 was told I would
lose my job if I did not, so 1 was
practically forced to go. So they
loaded me on an overloaded boat,
both going over and coming back.
I did anything but enjoy myself, as I
had a hard time finding standing
room. The next pay day was sur
prised to find my pay envelope a half
days pay short. That was for the
Saturday forenoon. And then they
had the nerve to say they had given
their employees a picnic, and the of
ficials Of the company pronounced it
a great success. 1 failed to see where
the success came in, unless it was
to their pocketbOoks. Although I
am not employed there at present I
am told conditions were the same
this year. am sending this thinking
it might be Of interest to you.-W. 7.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29

w. E. PIoNTeS.-The press, speak
ing Of the Eastland disaster has failed
to mention. a. few things of more or
less importance as regards the West
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
HOLSTERS START
JACKSON SERIES
Three Games Are Scheduled
With League Leaders Be-
fore the Return to Spring.
brook for Sunday Tilt.

Starting this afternoon the Hoosiers
are slated for a three game series with
the Jackson Vets. who are leading the
league by good margin. Duffy hav-
ing broken the losing streak of the
KOehler troupe Wednesday afternoon
by defeating the Flint Autos through
superior tWirling methods, it is pos
sible that the HOLSTERS may step into
the Vets for the long end of the series.
Three clubs are tied for third place
in the standing today. South Bend.
Saginaw and Flint each have six wins
and seven losses 10 their credit and
the outcome of the trays this after
noon will be particularly important
to the trio. There is a probability
of the HOOsiers returning home above
the 500 mark. but to do so they must
take at least two Of the tilts with the
Collins aggregation. BY sweeping the
series the Koehlers will be up in the
top of the heap.
Good weather Sunday should at
tract a big crowd of buglets TO the
Springbrook lot where the Hoosiers
are scheduled TO frOlic with the Bay
City Beavers. Danny Jenkins has a
scrapping club as usual. although they
are at the bottom of the pile just at
the present. and the contest will be
we'll worth seeing. judging from re-
ports of the Beaver troupe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
BR0WNSON HALL MEN
WIN STUDEBAKER CUP
Take Track Meet With 63 1-2 Points.
COrby Athletes Finish
Second.

BrownsOn hall, with 63 - points
won the outdoor interhall track and
field meet at Cartier field. Wednesday
afternoon, and earned the right to
hold possession of the Studebaker
cup for the coming year The cup is
now held by SOrin. Corby hall gave
the main building lads a hard fight,
scoring AZ ID points, while the other
hall finished as follows: Walsh, y;
St. Joe, II, and Sorin. g.
BY scoring a large number of sec
Onds, thirds and fOurths, BrownsOn
gained a good lead over COrby. Corby
won five first places. while Brown
son took four. T. King of COrby and
McKenna of BrownsOn tied for first
place in the pole vault, while Starrett
of Walsh. Mannan of SOrin and
Freund of st. Joe took the remaining
firstS.
The Cartier track was in great con-
dition and competition in the events
was close and interesting. Jim
Mayes of Corby surprised the fans by
coping both the 100 and 220 yard
Gashes, both in good time, while Call
of BrownsOn ran a pretty race in
beating Coyle of st. Joe in the mile.
His time was good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

South Bend high school probably
will send six men to the state high
school track and field meet at Indi-
annapolis Saturday afternoon accord
ing to information given out by Coach
MetZler Wednesday night.
These six men will be Kreuzberger,
ScheibeIhut Sweeney ClybOurne,
Garfield ana Scott. Smith and Heller
were entered in the meet by Metzler.
but he said Wednesday night that it
was doubtful If these men would be
taken along. IT is likely that one OF
them at least may make the trip.
Kreuzberger will be the tan and
blue entrant in the dashes, while
Scheibelhut may run these events
also. but will be looked upon for
points in the hurdle events. Garfield
will run the quarter and the time
he has been making in practice, gives
hope for a place in this event Scott
has been working at the pole vault
for the past two weeks and is taking
the bar in great form. 1t would not
surprise local fans to see him finish
first or second. Sweeney and ely
bourne will be the local entrants in
the distance runs. Sweeney tackled
up a new northern Indiana mile rec
ord two weeks ago, and is expected
to go even better this time, when the
competition will be extraordinary
strong Clybourne has been clocked
in fast time in trials at NOrre Dame,
in the half mile, and the little soph-
omore should pull a place in his fav-
orite event.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
LORD WILL GET RELEASE
Former White Sox Third Baseman to
Return to Game.

CHICAGO, May -. - Harry Lord.
former third baseman of the Chicago
White SOX. who deserted the team
last August, viii be given an uncOndi-
tional release by Pres't COmiskey. so
that he can Join the Portland club of
the New England league. COmiSkey
and Lord held conference Monday
and at its conclusion the player was
told To go ahead with his negotiations
with the eastern ball club and that
if he came 10 terms his unconditional
release would be signed. At the time
ne quit the White SoX Lord was
star infelder and captain OF the
team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
BLANK MISHAWAKA TEAM
Corby Hall Has Easy Time Winning
Eight to None.

Mishawaka high school lost a joke
game to Corby hall at Notre Dame
Wednesday afternoon by a score of
s to 0. Although the neighboring
city lads played a hard game they
were completely outclassed by the
university boys.
Notre Dame O4O 400 OO*-S 10 3
Batteries-NOtre Dame. Dorwin and
Myers: Mishawaka. Lensinmies. Sci
fert and Berherich Umpires-JOnes
and Horton