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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
WILL HOIST CURTAIN
D. NEXT WEDNESDAY AT
BROAD STREET PARK
oyernor Stuart Mayor George Anse and Other Prominent
State and City Officials Will Participate
. Being Sought From Several Sections of Virginia and
80 Large Crowd Is Expected To See Game.

r,vinr there at $50 o'clock, which will
allow the baseball players thirty min
u.as' practice before his royal nibs,
the jumps" calls Play ball!'
Among those who will occupy auto
mobiles in the parade are Governor
s'gart, Mayor Ainslte. President Alvin
smith. of the Richmond Exhibition
Company; members Of the board or
directors ut the corporation. Rich
mend and Buffalo players visiting and
RIchm. ud sans
Ad,crt.slng Club I'm Charge.
Tho g.. and Advertising Club is
staratrE sponsor for the opening
game. ana the members Of the COM
nittee appointed by this organization
have been working hard during tho
mast Jew days to make this opening
the most successful one in the history
cf Richmond. From present indica-
tons their efforts will be crowned
with success, for Il Is a known fact
that more enthusiasm and interest are
being manifested IN baseball here this
wear than ever before. Arrangements
have been made by the committee
with local merchants 10 give prizes 10
local ball players for securing the first
hit. scoring the initial run, etc, and
tre FASTENERS will work hard for the
Rifts
Tickets have already been placed on
sale at "A number OF the local cigar
stores. and the advance sale indica.es
that the crowd will be record-break-
ing ono Many have already been sold
and reservations are being sought by
people from almost every section OF
Virginia. Many letters were received
yesterday by Secretary Frank Jen-
hinge requesting that tickets be re
served, and the popular secretary was
kept busy throughout the day filling
the orders.
Il was learned yesterday afternoon
that a large number OF Buffalo fans
will Journey down 20 Richmond Tues
day In order to be on hand for the
opening game. Tickets will be re-
served for them. and many Of them
will participate in the parade. Buff
falo in great baseball town, and tina
fact that "a large number OF the en-
thusiasts expect to Journey TO Rich
mond to watch tho game here tndt-
Gates as much.
The Richmond Advertising Club is
trying 10 have an attendance OF 49,
600, and at the present time It looks
as II the organization will not miss 1t
far II at all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

--Rebels' Ross. Rlchmond's eionR-
ated por1staer. who was Re ared by
the VifglniaHs several days ego from
Wi BIZ Donovan New Y ork yam
KEGS. Is being Eroomsd 10 hurl tho
opening game for the loca1 club next
Wednesday afternoon against Patrick
Donovan champion Buffalo Herd.
This younRster. despite the fact that
he is hut twenty years old, has been
displaying great form this spring. and
his benders viii battle the best Of
them The boy is boiling over with
confidence, and he believes that he
will be able TO hang the opening game
UP in the won" column for the Rich
mond club,
william Reynolds. who pastimed
with the Jersey CITY Mosquitoes and
the Harrisburg Indiana last season,
has been selected by Manager Billy
Smith 10 handle Ross slauts In this
initial conflict Reynolds has been In
the game n long time and knows base
hall from 4 to 4 He is seasoned
receiver ana Manager. Smith believes
that he ls the logical man Ia hand @
the youngster's Blenders and steady
him in the event he becomes wobbiy.
which ia hardly probable.
Kelliher 10 Play First.
MANAGE Smith has named Mick
eYs' Kellther, once or the Fetershurs
Goobers. and late OF the PittshurE
Pirates. but who now Is the property
OF the virginians. TO cover the initial
sack in the opening game. Mickey 3
hitting during the past few days has
been nothing less than phenomenal
he having h.med the Elobhle at u
400 clip In the exhibition games
Not only will he look after the first
sack In this game. but he win 70 to
the cleanup position Ia the place Of
Everett Bankston. Ills hitting GER
tainiy tusttfes II, and he viii doubt
loss give the opposing slab artists
trouble galore with the hassocka
crowded.
Tim Hendry1, who wss the lead
off man IN the Southern League for
several years. will appear IN the same
role for the EirRinanH. Al Bnrch
has been selected as the second man
10 face the BisonE' hurler while Cap
tain Frank McDermott will come TO
the bat third Following Mickey KEEL
ifhar, Arragon. BGnkston and Nys will
appear NTH. sixth and seventh. re-
spectively. Reynolds and Ross Will
be eighth and ninth in the order
named
Manager Patrick Donovan and his
Bisons viii arrive in Richmond late
Monday afternoon and VIII undergo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

pecially does McLeudon deserve credit
for the beautiful run he made in the
two mile race after taking second
place In the mile. 1t Is true the time
was slow. but he at all times had
good lead on the nearest man be-
hind him and possible could have made
tho long trot in considerable less time
" there had been closer competition.
LiEGan Befters Record.
The dashes were feature. especial
" the 90 yard Llggan made this in
ten seconds fat. which is his own
record rs we'll as the college record.
Richmond College had an easy time in
the pole vault wake Forest had only
one entry 3 THIS event this being Jen-
hirs who withdrew after the FIRST try.
The Spider entries continued the jump
Ing which finally wound up with Kuyk
winner Of Z foot 2 inch Jump. which
"a little above Richmond College
record. The running broad jump,
which was the last thing pulled off.
was quite a sensation to large num-
Der Of spectators, who gathered around
the saad pit "a see. the athletes try
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
By ERNEST POLLARD.

All Richmond ihorouChfares VII
lead 10 Broad~Strcet Baseball Hf Us
next Wednesday afternoon 'H '"'s
day the Iuteruaiiuna. !"oG.' "'f'a
will be holslc8. aaH al 81 E.Th'lo#a
sport-luying enthusiasts Nt '" 50"
hand to see the I.sch"ona fIrEt. mans
and Buffalo Htsa1s winners % t.'e
Barrow rorfalon last year }TS '.. ~.
lid. The game VIII start rToni ,.N "f
q O'clock aud when iae H.. f.1-s iNt
hostli;les there ".'i be hardy seA'
either in tae e~anaEiA@4 10y ..sao.e' y
ayai!absss unless oar NF's -as'',et'1s..'
goes astsaE.
From present t0aaoai 'on9s the OPEN
inE OF TIE lr'erHa't'HA. league seas, ID
IN Richm @1a ISL. He ""E ,",N re- te
renaembeE rs j,-"'..t- si@'' -z'F-
ing pcpG}aee Governor it'A'# '.s'i -
ter Stuart has promised 10 paF"-tFa'e
TN the parade a1a aa present d. -. .
game. occuJSsET a % -HsA ~ .aeat 81
the grandstaH8
Mayor George A.0s.a ha9 '~s5e3
proclamatioE. decla ing "Wednesday =
hslf-6clidaF, and ~nry ~ HseaW@aa
merchants. managers 9t menu &C
turing plants and others have asEes .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

washington, April 22.-It took
eleven innings for the Yankees to beat
the Senators. 3 to 2. today. Bauman
sent in in the eleventh as a pinch
hitter for Hughie High, beat out a
double that scored the two winning
runs Ray Fisher. pitching for the
Yankees, was hit hard by Washing
ton. He allowed a dozen hits, but
they were not punched sufficiently to
be dangerous Harper for Washing
ton, was hit safely five times. Joe
Gedeon, once of the Senator'S, dis
tinguished himself 1t was his swat
in the fourth that put tho Yankees In
the game,
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
(By ERNEST PoLLARD.l


WELDING their trusty bludgeons
with telling effect at opportune mo-
ments, and taking advantage of the
numerous opportunities to score that
cropped UP during the nine innings OF
pastiming, the Virginians more than
atoned for the defeat administered
them last Thursday afternoon on the
banks of the peaceful Appomattox by
King Kelly's Goobertown aggrega-
ton. Manager Billy Smiths under
lings lambasted the globule for a to-
victorious over the Petersburg club
yesterday by a count of II to 3.
The Virginians started their assault
on the opposing mound artist in the
initial frame. and before 1t had come
TO an end the local FASTENERS regis
tered a couple of runs. They con-
tlnNed to lace the pellet until tina
sixth stanza, after which both their
walloping and getting sud-
denly came 10 an end. However. the
eleven runs scored proved sufficient
to win out over the neighboring city's
team. eight counters separating them
from the Coolers when the last man
had gone out in the ninth and the
dust had cleared away after the fray.
At times hits came thick and fast.
ana III tile IiSJ, llilIu. MIN anu HiALIl
frames many pairs of black stockings
rapid succession The Virginians'
safeties came mostly IN lunches, and
many were forthcoming with the
sacks crowded.
Kelly Has Good Club.
Before we proceed further with this
narrative 1t should be said that the
Petersburg FASTENERS put up a won
derful fight against the Richmond
Ints.. and they certainly put all they
possessed into the encounter. At
times they fielded in grand style, and
several neat pieces OF fielding pre-
vented the Virginians from piling up
a much larger number of runs. The
Coolers also hit the ball well, and
their only trio of runs were the re-
suit of two free transportations to
first base by Joe Gleason. Richmond's
young right handler. and three con-
secutive safe bingles. Manager KEEL
" has aggregated a good bunch of
FASTENERS. and they should make It
warm for the other clubs around Mr..
circuit this season. In
fact. the Petersburg team Is much
faster than the average Glass G club.
and there are ono or two men play
ing under the Gooher colors who are
destined TO land higher berths with
little additional seasoning. King
Kelly is a fighter, which fact was
thoroughly demonstrated yesterday
afternoon.
Three of the Coolers best hurlers
had worked on the mound before the
slugging was brought to
an end Marks was the first TO face
the locals. but he was both ineffective
and Wild as the proverbial March
hare. He gave way after he had
tossed 'em over for trio OF innings
and Geddes took up the work. How
ever. he proved misfit and was by
no means equal to tho task. He was
hit safely nine times IN the three
frames In which he worked, while
just six runs were sent over by Rich
mond while he was Offering up his
assortment of benders The last two
innings the local IntA came TO bat
they faced Slim Poole, the Coolers
elongated portsider. Poole's offer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
CUBS ARE V|CTORS
OVER CINCINNATI
Cincinnati Team Overcomcs Six-Run
Lead, But Lose Out TO Windy
City Team.

Chicago. April 22.-The Cubs
dropped behind from a six-run lead
and the Reds were winning to in
the ninth. In the last half batting
rally of four hits, coupled with sac
rifice, brought the bacon to the home
team, s to Z. With the count tied
and the winning marker on third
base, Doolan batted for Mulligan and
he and Zimmerman squeezed the
needed run across. Seaton weakened
toward the end. and Lavender was on
the slab when the Reds took the lead
in the ninth. Dale was chased in
six rounds and Mitchell, left handed
recruit, was bumped for the run.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
RICHMOND WALLOPS
BALL AND DEFEATS
GOOBERTOWN TEAM
vrginans Hit Gobule Hard and Timely Winning Out Over
Petersburg Club BY Count of IL to 3Kng Kelly Uses Up
Three Mound Artists While Two Hurers Appear In Box
For Local Internationals

ings were hit all right, but they
failed to fall in safe territory, and as
a result the Virginians were held
scoreless in the last two innings.
However. the damage had been done,
and his alright hurting proved fu-
tile.
Two On Injured List.
Richmond went into the game yes
terday with Captain Frank McDer-
mott missing from the lineup and
with little Angels Arragon nursing
lacerated digit. Frank was spiked
last Wednesday by the big Raleigh
catcher. and he has been suffering no
little agony since that time. The
local captain is now being admins
tered treatment by DR.. William II.
Parker, who Is exerting every effort
to bring him around In time for the
opening game Wednesday afternoon.
Arragon's finger Is about twice as
large as its normal size, and 1t is
due to this fact that so many errors
have been chalked up against him
in the past two games. The boy Is
not a gutter" and he refuses TO
get out of the lineup. The little
Cuban worked at his regular post.
while Hack" Eibel held down the
third sack.
AL Burch led the assault against
the Coolers. landing on the pellet
for pair OF singles and a double.
Tim Hendryx hit for a single and
double, while both Arragon and
Bankston each contributed duo OF
safe wallops.
Gleason started hurting for the vir.
ginians, but after his benders had
been hit for three safe wallops In
the nfth, which enabled tho visitors
10 garner trio of runs. he gave way
10 Rebel" Ross. The last named
pitcher hurled in great style, allowing
the PetersburEers only one infieid hit
during the four chapters he worked.
Richmond starts In First.
The scoring started for the vir-
gtnians in the first when Tim Hen
dryx walked and Burch singled Ia
left field Allen threw the ball into
the grandstand in an effort TO get
Hendrix going to third and both
romped home. In the third Arragon
led off with free transportation. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
SOUTH BOSTON WINNER
OVER JOHN MARSHALL

south Boston, Va. April 22.-The
big Stick enabled South Boston to de-
feat John Marshall High School in a
fast game Of ball here today. PETIT
way was touched up for thirteen safe
ties. including homer by Smoot.
which was the longest hit ever made
at the Fair Grounds. Woodward
fielded in great style for John Mar
shall For South Boston, Harrelrs
pitching and Finch's fielding featured.
The score: II. II. z.
John Marshall ........
South Boston ............ l3 5
Batteries: John Marshall--Pett-
way and Stumpf; South Boston-Har-
reu and Smoot. Cmpire-Mr. Lacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
SENATORS DEFEATED
IN ELEVENTH FRAME
Although 0uhit BY Washington New York Yankees Triumph
and Go To Top of Philadelphia Athletics
Again Get Verdict Over Boston Red Sox

ond with a single and Gandil sacri-
feed. Dave inserted a balk, advance
Ing Smith to third, and on Turner'S
roller to Sisler the run scored, KEEP
fer BANKED the Browns for eight in
nings. In the ninth Sisler singled,
Marsans sacrificed, Prstt grounded to
Gandil, who plunged into the bag. and
Sisler raced across the plate from
second. In the seven inniaSs Plank
pitched he gave but two sin2les.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
ans Winner Over Petersburg Making Preparations For Opener Next Wednesday
V|RG|N|ANS PLAY
SPIDERS MONDAY

The virginians VIII play their
final exhibition game before the
opening of the International
League tomorrow afternoon, when
they stack up against Richmond
College. Tho game will he called
promptly at $3.50 o'clock, and
large holiday crowd Is expected
to he on hand TO witness the en-
counter.
Jack Ferry win pitch for Rich
mond, while Dobson viii prob
ably work JoliifY. Both Arragon
and McDermott will be out of the
lineup on account of injuries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Virginia.

Summary; Sacrifice hits-Crotty,
Smell Stolen bases-Johnson 2. Arm
strong, Bush. Holden 2. Crotty. White.
Double play-Berkley to Morton to
Thurman. Triple play-Bush to
Johnson. Base on balls-Off Garfield.
E: of Rixey. 2; off Mccall. 8. Left
on bases-Yale s. Virginia 3. Hit by
pitched bail--By Rixey (Munson and
Johnson). Hits-Off Rixey In 8
Innings; off Mccall. in innings.
struck out--By Garfield 4, by Rixey
/. by Mccall 2. Time OF game SO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Play Fifteen Innings.

st. Louis, April 22.-Although the
sun was shining. Umpire Hildebrand
stopped the Browns and Indians in
tho fifteenth inning OF great battle
today with a / to l score. This
game is called on act cunt of dark
ness" Hildebrand said. Jones and
Fohl made loud protests, but the UNI
pire hurried from the field. A balk
by Davenport gave the Indians their
only score. Smith opaned tha Sec
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
VIRGINIA IS BLANKED
BY SONS OF OLD ELI
Yale Wins Out Over Orange and Blue
Team at Charlottesville BY
TO Score.

Charlottesville, Va, April 22.---Af-
ter capturing seven out of eight games
IN q row, Virginia struck a stump
today and was BANKED by Yale,
10 0. Rixey started for Virginia. but
lasted only three innings, during which
he was very erratic and allowed four
runs. Mccall, who came to his aid,
twirled cleverly until the ninth, when
he was found for three singles. These.
coupled with two passes, Melted three
r1Jna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Totals .........S1 y
WaahinpfOn


Batted TOT HlRh IN eI6VeHtH
ss Batted for Harper In eleventh.
Score by innings: r.
New York 1850 900 100 600 02-s
Washington 1000 001 900 OBJ
Summary: Balls-Off Harper. i;
off Fisher, 2 Struck out--By Har-
per, Z; by Fisher. s. Three base hit
Foster. Two base hits-Moeller. Rom
deau, Bauman. Sacrifice hits--Mc-
Bride. Cook. Double plays-Fisher to
Pipp to Nunamaker. Umpires-Con-
molly and Owens. Time--2:10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

st. Louis, 1; Cleveland. / N6 in
nings. darkness).
New York, 3: Washington, Q al
innings).
Philadelphia, 6; Boston, 3.
Chicago-Detroit, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Rcd Sox Lose Again.

Philadelphia. April 22.-The Boston
Rex Sox. worlds champions. went
down to defeat again today before the
Athletics by O. score of
s to 2. Foster. Shore and Pennock,
for the Red Sox. allowed five hits, all
of them coming at opportune times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

Totals =. see. LIB /
Score by innings:

Cleveland ......01o 900 900 600 ooo--1
St. Louis ...... 900 900 Dol 600 ooo-1
Summary: Twobase hits-Smith.
Shotton. Sacrifice hits-Gandil. Mar
sans, Sisler. Stolen bases-Sisler, Aus
tin. Speaker. Wambganss. Pratt. Balk--
Davenport Bases on balls-OR Plank.
2; off Klepfer. /. Struck out--By Da-
venport, 8 by Plank, T. by Klepfer. Z.
Observation-Disclosures and OLoaghlin.
Tine-3:0b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Duplex VS.. Homebuilders at Byrd
Park
Hombrucos VS.. Havana Consuls at
Clark SprinGR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

DATED for Seaton In eighth
""Batted for Mulligan in ninth.
Score by innings; II
Cincinnati go. ....... 600 coo 2s2--7
chicago .o20 geo Oe2---S
Summary; Two-base hits-Herzog,
Zimmerman. Klllifer, 2; Chase, Louden.
. Home runs--Flack. Safer. Double
play erkes to Mulllgan TO SAFER.
Sacrifice hits-Williams. q Stolen
bases-Mann. Flack, Zimmerman. Safer.
Bases on balls-On Seaton, 4; off Dale.
4; off Lavender, |. Struck out-By
seaton, 4: by Mitchell, l. by Lavender,
/. Umpires-O'Day and Easton. Time
-2:12
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results YestertIn

Chicago, g; Cincinnati, 7.
New York-Philedelphia, rain.
Boston Brooklyn. rain.
PlttshurE-St. Louis. rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Results Yesterday.
Club Standing.

Duplex, 6: Hombrucos. 4.
Havana Consuls, 10; Homebuilders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
% Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Cleveland In st. Louis.
Chicago in Detroit.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today,
st. Louis in Gin cinnati.
Pittsburg in Chicago.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Games TOr1lorroW

Brooklyn In Boston.
Philadelphia In New York.
st. Louis in Cincinnati
Pittsburg in Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

"Batted for Deal in seventh.
s'Batted for Hartley In seventh.
sssBatted for Lavan in seventh.
ssssBatted for Davenport in eighth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Games Tnn,nrrf,rx

New York in Washington.
Boston in Philadelphia.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23


"Batted for Dale In seventh.
"$Ran for Clarke in eighth.
xOne out when winning run SCORED
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

Continued on PAGE Tsn.1
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-30
Quarterly Conference Postponed

Owing to the serious illness of
the presiding elders mother, the
Quarterly Conference, which was
announced for Friday evening. will
be postponed until Monday morn
ing December 4th. Preaching Sab
bath morning at l0:45 by the pas
tor The presiding Elder will preach
at 7p. m
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at the
evening service A full attendance
of all the members is desired. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
We have a fine Sabbath school
with growing interest, a splendid
Epworth League, up-to-date Wo.
mems Missionary Society. a Young
Ladies Missionary Society, and also
a junior Missionary Society and
junior Epworth League. The church
is we'll organized and doing good
work, Let all join hearts and hands
to make this the best year of our
life thus far.
H. c Bolen.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-30
Automobile Accident

The Tuesday St. Louis Republic
gives an account of an auto &C.
cident in which Dr. Rush Turner
participated. The car with four &C
cupants was near O'Fallon when
the accident occurred, The men
had been hunting and were enroute
home. The roud was narrow and
the car skidded down an embank-
ment. One man jumped and was
instantly killed The driver was
injured. DR.. Turner was thrown
from the car. His father, DR.. George
Turner, had heard nothing more
than the paper stated, when we
went to press yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-30
Basketball.

The Holy Rosary Basketball LeagI ,
had its last game of the seaso =
played on Monday afternoon, By
tween Muriel James Orioles AM
Agnes Beeley's Nightingales, for Il
championship Of the court ~
SO evenly we're the teams match
ed that the ball was in play seve e
minutes before either team scored
The Orioles then made prettF
basket from the field and before haiR
time increased their lead by twin
points more
The Niehtingales made despersN
attempts to equalize matters bp
the opposing guards we're ever rtla
liable in defending their basket n
and invariably nullified their effort
to score. Thus at half time TIL
Orioles were and the Nightingales 'st
Shortly after resumine play iy
the last half the NightingaJes, eI
fecting a series OF combinationj
succeeded 10 basketing the ball fcll
the first time, and few minuteSi
later annexed two more points {!
their gain. From then on to tn, u
finish the contest became still moral
exciting than at any other perioi ii
Of the game, and determination I.
score on one side was met with al
equally resolute defense on the othe e
so that the call of full time founts
both teams On even terms Of equa
ity at 4. On account of the late
ness of the hour it was Decided no
to play off the tie )
On next Friday at 3 P M, tn;
Hunnewell High School Team vii
play Alma ElIiotts' Alerts on III
Holy Rosary School grounds. O}
that occasion also the loca Hone,
Bees and Butterflies will play thei 0
usual fast game, so a treat is il
store for all who attend Pleas 1
come and bring along our mutua.
friend Fifteen Cents. We are ALL
so anxious to greet the genial NJ
Nickel as the popular escort On
school children. +.
Free rides to and from the eamesE
( in footmObileS at times to sui 6
passengers .