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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
TROOPS DISPERSE
SPANISH STRIKERS


4 MADRID, Spain, July 81 PremieF
Dato issued & statement today de-
claring the situation at Borcelona g
normal. Six were wounded In yes
terday's outbreak as q result Of an
attempt to hold an unauthorized ses.
sion OF parliament. Strikers who At.
tackled train at Valencia were dIs.
persed by troops
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
REICHSTAG SEAT
FOR Won TlRPITz7
rls 80, 3 - 9 2; 5..al

q cation ssrvicsl
; LONDON. Eng, July 21.-New6
= leaking out from Germany wouIl
y indicate that Won TirpItz Il ex-
pected 70 seek 4 seat In the Reich I
stag IN order to become leader 81 I
) the National Liberals.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

wild, but the other two did well.
Wolf, playing short, was top hitter
with three bingles. Yerkes got two,
and Flack, Wolter, Deal and Williams
one each. Mann and Safer went hit
less.
The seconds faced curved ball
pitching at Santa Ana and were
whipped, u to 8, Carter, Standridge
and Aldrich being hit hard.
Doyle and Workman are still on
the hospital list with sore heels, but
will be ready in a day or so. In the
meantime, Wolf, the Duluth recruit,
is making lots of hay at the shOrtstOp
position and Workman may have
fight on his hands.
Gov. Whitman of New York has
barred Les Darcy from Gotham
rings, OstensibIy because the Aus
tralian departed his home while eligi-
BILE to military. service. The reason
does not stand up well under exam
nation Fred Welsh is a BritOn, and
Fred has done a bit Of fighting in
New York rings since the war started.
There must be something else be-
hind the affair that has not yet been
made public. The governor has been
dissatisfied for some time over the
way fighting matters were going in
his state, and he may have the inside
dope on a promoters war. Those
are the birds who are hurting the
game, and they don't seem to care a
whoop. The goose laying the golden
eggs has no long lease of life when
confronted by fellows connected
with the fight game.
This goes only for so-called top
notchers and their associates. The
real fighters, the boys who battle
their hearts out for a hundred dol
lars or so, are a credit to the game,
though this won't be admitted by the
nd-dOIlar-a-minute people.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03
RAY SCHALK FIRST ON DECK
CUBS WIN OPENER

COPS WIN VI -lNElN
BY Mark Shields
As might have been expected,
Ray SchaIk, catcher par excellence,
was the first White Sox athlete to
report at headquarters for the spring
training trip, The train leaves to-
morrow night, but Ray blew in yes
teday, primed for the start. It is
typical of the youthful phenOm and
is one of the reasons he stands above
all other backstOps. He likes base
ball, he plays it for sport, and his
heart and soul are in the game.
Today other players came streak
ing in and the rear guard is expect
ed tomorrow. 1t was a happy crowd
and Manager Rowland was pleased
at the spirit displayed. The athletes
seemed to think they we're on the
road to a pennant and appeared
pleased at the coming Of Chick Gan
dill.
Chick now says he will talk con-
tract at Mineral Wells, where he will
meet Pres. COmlSkey. lie anticipates
no troubles in arriving at a satisfac-
tory agreement. Swede Risberg, the
sensational coast infielder, is an
other fellow who has just signed a
contract. That leaves Red FabeT,
Jack Ness and Speed Martin as the
men still unsigned. No trouble is
expected with FabeT. Ness is firm
in his determination not to sign at
figure offered him, and Martin will
undoubtedly come in.
Ness is to be a starter for the Shaw
Taxi Co. and will play on the Shaw
team in the City league. The double
occupation should bring him a siza-
bic income.
Writing the first box score, the
Cubs yesterday whipped the Los An
geIes team at Pasadena, 9 to Z, errors
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
N BRITAIN FIVE
 LEAGUE CHAMPS. nsys Quiltstts Hs,ds
 Gly Be1ling Lsasue

iAstnA al1sys Avs. representing stain In tho Intsr-oity Bowling captured the champ1onship ot ecuft last evsnin9 in walAng- when the quintet rspEssanting town lost two Of throo 1aMAs Tho Hardwazs saH beys were ne shape. Hnes, took ths hoaoes AiSh 4ota1 sooss for the lssals wi9A A1lo Anderson who hit TIT for elngie was but three points b. 4 4has mark for srand Aigh totaa. 1Ilo lsssss Nolan waa tho stas oanarL
 kohsnnpions Aave throughout the 11k AaQaiHesd thsmsslyea with AnA th1ir work hAG Ae1n the Tn Of the l0agus. 1eAxtans ba1f aktsr <As honors. tho team 1oeeed o 1eh3 hard for evory and with 0oathington contsstins - Arse plape poa1t3on - tp . ago. tho raee 1as len vssv m. tho two-naen soas 6us tAo eeA street laInee la1e avonine. Clark le1oa&eA lgy0so-leou. xee sa1nes - twe I'll 1elnnA1s-
 - sA1ss ffosa 0uay- es nssss follsv:
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
|SOX AND SENATORS
 IN EVEN BREAK
Shore Beats Dumont in Opener
 Gnn's Men Bat Timely


 Washington, May 1o.-Boston and washington broke even In . double header here yesterday. Boston won the first game. in which Shore out pitched Dumont to 1. The second same went to the Senators by . score of 1 to 8.
 In the second same, with the score . tic. , to in the eighth, kays passed Milan. and . double by Racs and Smiths triple gave washington two runs. Boston's rally In the ninth fell short by one run. The scores:
 First Game. Boston ........ 1o1ooo11o-4 6 0 Washington .... 1o000o0O0-1 s ! Batteries and Agnew: Du- mont and Henry.
 Second Game. Boston ..,...... 1oo0ooo11--3 6 l Washington .... le0o1o03s--l $ l Battaries-Mays and Thomas: Shaw and Ainsnith.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
TANKS BEAT LEAFS.

Toronto May 10-The New York Americans defeated the Toronto In- ternational league team in an exhibi- tloa game here yesterday by . score of to 3. Rain and high wind pre- vailed throughout the contest and seven of the nine runs scored wsrs st- tributed to the gale. Preceding the camc both teams went through . mil sitary driIl. the visitors carrying rifles. The score:
 r. h. a New York ...... ososooooo-s g l Toronto ..... ;. 201oooooo-s 8 | Piercy and Walters; Lyons and Hay den.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
LEvusKY WINS.

New York, May 10.-Battling Le- whisky turned the tables on Bob Mc- Allister of California in ten-round bout at the Fairmont A. c. last night. When they met three years ago in the Harlem Sporting club the Califor- rian earned the honors. but last night Leyinsky outpointed the Westerner in every round and scored clean cut victory. ,
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
COOMBS' OFFERINGS | SLAMMED BY CUBS.
EY-Yanks' and Giants Phyols
 Wreak HaYoc in Brooklyn

Brooklyn, N. r., May lo.-uncae wilbsrt Robinson's downcast Dodgsse signalissd their return to the Aoanas hsAth ysstsrdAy by being wallopsd ' to 2 It Ebbsts Field, by m aggrega+ ton of former Giant and Yankee plAysss wearing the uniforms of tno Chicago Cubs. With RolEe Z4iAoEs Harry Woltar and Charlie Dsal. III - whom have worn Yankee livery. anA ex-eslants Larry Doyle and Fred Nex.
 kle In the midst of the lighting. not to say anything of former Giants Ola1
 Wilson. Al Demaree and HeebeGt Hunter and e1-Yank Jim vaughn s1k- ting on the bench or gingSrin9 thinG1 up from the coaching line, the fans
 scarcely knew which team to root fos.
 IF the old familiar figure of Rolno
 Zeidsr hadn't been cavorttng around
 in the short neld Brooklyn might
 have emerged with . victory. but Roa-
 lie was right there In full batting re., galia. 0 beat Brooklyn afmo6e saA~
 gle handed. Rollie took kindly -
 the offerings of both Jack Coombs and
 aherrod 6mith. He harvested . tofnl oe three stnsies and . double, sooS44 two runs and drove In four othaso.
 Though the Cubs got to Coombe fee. seven hits in six and . third lnAlnGe and to Smith for fvs hits In tho re- mainder of tho gane neither of tn two Dodger twiriers pitched poor baik A succession of bad breaks weaA; against Coombg.. while smith's 1e1enao crinkled up behind him nks tassuA D. pAf. ss Tho SCOTS: sss r. h. A Chicago ...... eo0oo natl n n Brooklyn so1oooooo-s . Batteries: Ruether, Prend1r9asE.
 Aldridge and Elliott; coombs. Smith { and Miller. <
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
COCHRAN TIES CUTLER
Boy Billiarlist Takes Final Three
 Games of Exhibition.

New York, May 10.-Having lost series with Albert c. Cutler, Welker Cochran of Chicago proved his light ing ability by winning the last three and gaining tie in his 1S.2 baik line billiard exhibition, which ended at Dalys last night. Cochran took tho final two games yesterday by 300 to 134 and 300 to 184.
 In the afternoon Cochran had . high run of 1S6 and averaged 50.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
RUcKNEI1L ATHLETES LOSE

Easton, Pa. May 10.-The Lafay- cite college track team defeated Buck nell in a dual meet here yesterday. 91 points to Fl. Buckneu took but ono 1rst place. the discus throw, which was won tby Leighton.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
WESLEYAN VICTOR AT NErs.

Middletown. Conn. May 1o.-Wes- leyan defeated the Springfield Y. M. c. A. Training school in . tennis singles match yesterday afternoon. Parker scorsd tho only point made by the visitors. Tho doubles. in which Wesleyan had the advantage. were interrupted by the military training program.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
wEr1adAN OUT FOR SEASON.

St. Louis. Mo-. May 1o.-cari We'll man, pitcher for the St. Louis Amer1- cans probably will bs out of the same for the rest of the season. Physactans have advised that one of his kidneyn be removed
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
NO HUTCHINSON GAME


 All Hope for Proposed Basebau
 Series With Harvard this Spe4ng.
 New Haven. May 1o.-Evidently some enthusiastic manager or as- sistant manager at Yale exceeded hts authority In submitting to Harvard a proposal for a series of two games be- tween hines composed of baseball players of the Crimson and the Blue.
 The board of athletic control has scotched interest aroused in the pro- ject by stating that no modification of Yale's decision to abandon Ill inter- collegiate sports because of the war will be made by the controlling body. This means that any idea that may have been entertained as regards participation by Yale teams In track meets or baseball gam6s this, spring must be relinquished. Al correspon- dence had actually opened with Har- ward concerning the baseball series, the action of the controlling board came as something of . shock. There Is apparently . faction at Yale that believes the diversion of few games with Harard would prove wholesome, but there may be no doubt that those who. feel this way are outweighed by the general conviction on the part of undergraduates and university Au- thorities that conditions had better remain as they are. with perhaps the installation of an intro-mural sport system.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
BROWN PLlIS ROWING ]!

33el1cc Ano19eeUo0 III
 Sreae waasr sport-seaxt wm Bs Made at Wars End. f
 Providence. R. |. May 1o.-IIad not var occurred to interfere. Brown would have gone in for rowing this spring. sAys tho New York Post. For a year or two the success of Prince ton in conducting aauatics at com- paratively small cost had interested Brown alumni. and there was 8 gen- eral feeling that the Providence uni- vcrsity should be represented. not only opportunity for intramural sport on the water should be opened to the students. Dr. F. W. Marvel. the athletic di- rector, had gone 90 far as to make | arrangements for the use of a boat house on the sekonk river. where
 Hrown crews of an older day rowed.
 anel it had been planned to put two
 shells into commission for sprins rowing.
 The idea was to proceed slowly. a.
 Princeton did. making aquatics in the first few years . pastime for the un-
 dergradu4tes. with no effort to form
 a crew for outaide racing. But this 1 of course, would have come later. It Is absolutely certain that the
 eI.d of the war will see the carrying
 out of the scheme. Rowing need not be an expensives sport; 1t is only when
 a university goes in for highly paid coaches. training camps on some
 course outside college environment l and the like that the cost of main tajning the sport rises to formidable
 figures.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
TUFTS BEATS BROWN, a-l.
Nelford Collegians Collect Runs al
 Expense of Denison.

Expense of Denison.
 Menford, Mass. May 1o.-Tufts ccllege nine defeated Brown univer- sity yesterday by ? to l. The loci co:iegians obtained their runs in the thard and seventh innings of Denison. who retired to give way to pinch hitter in the eighth. The score:
 r. h. e. Brown OO0000001--1 , Tufts ..... 001OO010x-2 10 1 Batteries: o'Mara and Keefe: Dem iscn, Richards and McGuire.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
THEIR HITS BASEBALL
IhtEty-eae Games Arc Postponed Dur ing lloath q ApriI a1agnates Nov 14vor IAter openins.

inE Month of AprilaIagnates Now
 1Avor Later openinx.
 New York. May 10.--For the third iu,e. in as many years the major 3eague baseball clubs have encount- Ired inclemsnt weather conditions uring the early. days Of ths pennant
 ces. Postponed games due to rain, 01d. vet grounds and even snow have
 en piling snp in an alarmtng man.
 TIT this sprins. with tho result that
 number q double headers must be s1izyed before the various clubs will; se able to catch up with thalr sched- |ssales.
 A During. tho 1s days between tho ' pening of the 1917 season and the sr6t of May there were but two on | hfch the complete number If con- s&ea4s were played. The nun1ber of s1ostponed gaznes per day ranGed from one to ss high q i've out Of the eight. with the result that on the first day aof the month the National league had 91g games 10 be played and the Amer cAns 16. making . total q 31. 0A% 84xNA11E COuUlt1AlAn2 QE9-
 11ad 1ast April for during the Arst a days of ,the 1916 season there
 prs; 14 fames postponed. of which
 rere tn the Nationa1 feEtus and Hf in the AmsFican. sdoing back
 4ncfher year the records show
 IT tho arst weeks Of the 1915 sea- r. h. a.
 Fl xere satisfactory from the base 4rI wea4her standpoint. but early in
 TT tho major and minor leagues , sn into . long rainy spell with tho eesuM that 45 games were postponed 2 durinr the first three weeks of that month.
 The growing demand among the M1axrates for later opening Of tho yearly pennant races appears to bs based upon the experience with un- suitable baseball weather during the pAst three or four 1easons.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
Groom Pounded Haxd.

St. Louis, May 10.- Chicago hit Groom hard yesterday and won from St. Louis. | to }.
 Two singles and bsAe on balls gave Chicago its run h tho second. In tho fourth . triple. . sacri1ee hy. two sinsles and . double netted three more.
 The Browns routed Williams In the nrst innins. getting two runs on . walk. single. double and . wild pitch. Cicotte, who rsplacsd Wil- Hams. held the locals scoreless there after. The score: r. h. .. Chicago ........ o1osooooo--4 n l St. Louis ...... 30o000ooo--1 [ T ! Batteries-williams cicotts and Risbsrs: Groome Hanilton and ssvsrstd.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
INTERNATIONAL nEAauH

Results Yesterday. Rochester 2. Newark 0. Montreal 3, Baltimore {. Richmond at Buffalo, rain.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
Standiaag of tlac Clubs.

Games T0dsy. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cincinnati At New York. \ Pittsburgh At BoStou. Chicago Tt Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10

Games TodAy, Washington It ClsvslanA. Philadelphia It St. Louis. New Fork It Chicago. Boston at Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
Tlgess Win Tsvo.

Detroit. May 1o.-Detroit won both games of double header with Cleve- land yesterday. The scores were 1 to 1 and to l.
 The Tigers went into the lead ir six innings In the flrst game. when two hits and . base on balls netted two runs. In the second contest tho home team pounded three pitchers for fifteen hits, scoring eight runs in the first three inninss Tho scores:
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10

and is open to United States army officers and other gentlemen riders.
 Belmont park is the finest race track in America, and with it's open
 ing the legitimate racing season in the east Is inaugurated. Although
 frebugs recently destroyed the splen- did grandstand at 8 great monetary
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
ssaadiag o1 the cluas1

Games Today, Newark It Rochester. Providence &t Toronto. Baltimore It Montreal. Richmond at Bunalo.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10

New York, May 10-The South Shore handicap will be one or the features of the opening day of classic Bel.
 mont park race track on May IF. This race will be at mile and quarter
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
AMERICAN LEAaUE.

ResulAs Ysa6ssaay. Detroit {. Cleveiand |. Detroit .. Cleveland I. Boston 1, wAAhingtea l. s Washington { Boston :. Chicago 1. St. Louis !.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10
BASEBALL IN \ NuIsHal
NATIONAL LElAGU1
Results YestestlAy.

Results Yeseerday. N Chicaso [, Brooklyn !. .ss Cincinnati it Nsw Fesl<. Eain. St. Louis at Philadalphia, raia. X P1ttsburgh at Boston. rain.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10

Batteries-Morton. Lambeth. Gould
 and Billings: Jones and Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-10

Ratteries: Ruether, PrandAr9asE.
 Aldridge and Elliott; coombs. smith and Mtiler.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
WANTS

FOR SALE-Pope-HaTffOrd AutCmO.
lille, frst-class condHnn. A great
bargain. Rhodes Auto Co. E26-th
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
Notice to Students.

We wish to call attention again tc
the preliminary examinations TO
held Thursday morning at the graded
school. The object of these exam.na-
lions is TO make it possible o. those
pupils who were not regularly promo
ted last spring to remove conditions
and go on with their class at the open
ing of school next Monday. The pu-
pills, too, who are coming from other
schools should take this opportunity
present credentials and claim for
admission to any grade for which they
are prepared. Pupils from the county
school who wish to enter the High
schooInmust present their seventh
grade diplomas before they will be ad-
Internationally.
GEO. w. BRADSHAW,
City Superintendent.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30

Is PROPOSED By WEAVER.
Tenth District Congressman Prepares
Bill in Interest of Soldiers.

Tenth District Congressman Prepares
Bill in Interest of Soldiers.
Washington, D. c., Rug. 2s.-Repre-
sentative Weaver is preparing a bill
for a nationwide moratorium in the
interest of the officers and soldiers.
He declared today that unless this is
done it will work unnecessary hard
ships and be a failurelon the part of
the government to take every precau=
ton II preserving the soundness Of
susiness and industry. There are
many men Of the age o required for
officers who are hampered because of
the danger that as soon as they are
gone their business interests will col
Mr.. Weaver said, 7 do not
believe the constitution would stand
i nthe way Of a moratorium for war
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30

August 81. They know that the splen-
did reception accorded that g~1oriously
patriotic picture "The Little Amert-
can" has given her unbounded joy.
Absolutely her greatest. Admission
Is and Is cents. The Vista.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
SbuEhexK League
international League.
Anmiuan Assocaaim

At Kansas City, 2; Indianapolis, 6.
At Milwaukee, 9; Louisville, 6.
At Minneapolis Columbus, played
previously.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30

The. Casino viii be newly decorated
and the floor will be especially prepat-
ed for the occasion.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30

W4NTED-TO Exchange nice 5,FUen
cottage for automobile. Must be
in GOOD repair. For particulars see
Mack Rhodes. 1st Bank and Ttust.
Co, s-s-tlc
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
Miss Julia Mcdonnell from wins.
ton, Florida, is stopping with Mrs. F
NJ. Dixon at Stony Crest.
MISS Nell Dixon who has been visit
ing relatives Hare, leaves today for her
home in Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Calvert spen
Tuesday and Wednesday in Atlanta,
IN attendance upon an automobile
dealers convention.
Big DaRee for Laurel Park.
Tomorrow night Manager Charles
of the Casino has engaged Professor
Lords special four piece orchestra
which is acknowledged to be the best
dance music in Hendersonville. Among
the features of the evening will be the
serpentine and moonlight dancing.
This will be be one Of the best dances
of the season and the many lovers of
the sport will no doubt be on haul.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-17
Especial s.ar-srllst,n oorr..UouG.ne.l
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. Dec. !

CNI1Or IELb bAhhAChS. Dec. 10,
The most intensely fought gridiron
battle ever witnessed at this post
was waged between the Y NJ. c. a.
and LIST Infantry this afternoon at
Cashier. the squad from Honolulu be
ing returned the victor by the close
count Of three 10 two.
Both teams had well nigh perfect
system Of defense. such gains as were
made usually beng accomplished bv
terrific line drives and an occasional
skirting of the end. Only in one or
two cases were forward passes sue
Cessful
Davis. the brillian, player CT the y.
NJ, c. A. was easily the star. II was
this player who booted the pigskin
over the crossbar for three points and
victory. Davis was also largely in
strumental in working the ball to WITH
in kicking distance Of goal
The lnfantrymen scored their two
POINTS on a safety. They punted on
fourth down and the pigskin scared
close to the goal posts. The ball was
recovered and brought almost to the
&c yard line. when a penalty was in
flicted on the "" of fifteen yards.
which set them back to almost their
goal. Signal for punt was given. Davis
fell back some three yards back Of his
goal posts and gave the ball mighty
kick, but instead of pursuing unob-
structed course through vacuum,
crashed against the cross bar and re-
bounded, Victor. right guard of the
LIST, being the first runner to corral
the oval. After discussion by the field
officials 1t was decided to allow the
Infantrymen safety Boghan and Fa-
gin were the groundgainers for the in
fantry. though they were ably assist,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-17
TURKEY DAY GAMES

= y = = y y = y y y y = y y y y y
Denver 28, Colorado College 7.
Wyoming s, Teachers .,
Colorado 6. Aggies 0.
Utah Aggies IA. Utah L o.
Creighton 81, Colorado Miners A.
At st. Louis-St. Louis IS, Wash.
ington 0.
At San Diego-Utah Field Artillery
IS. 159th Infantry 0.
At Fort Riley. kan.-lllinois %,
Camp Funston O..
At Seattle-Washington State II,
University of Washington 0.
At Missoula-University of Idaho
IA, University of Montana 3.
At Portland-Oregon Aggies II,
University of Oregon Z.
At Los Angeles-Universit Of Cal
ifornia 0, University of Southern
California 0.
At Oklahoma City-Oklahoma A.
and M. college 9, University of Okla
homa 0.
At Chicago-Navy q, Army 0.
At Des Moines, 1a.-Ames Al, Drake
At Lincoln, Neb-Syfacuse 10, Ne
braska 9.
At Topeka, Kan.-kansas Aggies
80, Washburt O.
At Tucson-University of Arizona
IS, Whittier College, California, 0.
At Cleveland-Western Reserve 2,
Case 0.
At Las Cruces, N. M.-New Mexico
Agricultural College 10, University
of New Mexico 0.
At Worcester. Mass.-Holy Cross
13, Springfield College 6.
At Boston-Camp Devens 6, New
port Naval Reserves 0.
At Lancaster. Pa.-Franklin and
Marshall l. Gettysburg 0.
South
At notwithstanding 10, ST.
vance s.
At Austin, Texts-Texas 20, Arkan-
sas o.
At Lexington. ky.-Kentucky 50,
University of Florida Q.
At Memphis-Mississippi A. and M
I Haskell Indians s.
At Atlanta, Ga.-Georgia Tech. Sc,
Auburn 7.