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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
AND
PADDEN DRAW
Wrestle Nearly Two Hours
Without Fall; Sind Gives
Athletic Show.

Corporal Padden, 64th infantry,
border wrestling champion at 142
pounds, and Sergt Belrose. 54th in
fantry, wrestled one hour and so
minutes at the SD field artillery
Tabernacle Monday night without a
fail No decision was given by the
referee. The match was practically
a victory for Padden as Belrose
weighed at least u pounds over 142.
at which Padden entered Belrose
prevented Padden from securing a
fan by breaking all the latter's holds.
Battling Harvey, saith infantry. won
from Crusoe, SD field artillery. in the
second round. Crusoe having received
a broken nose. causing him TO dis
continue. CarlinO, 34th infantry. lost
TO Delsanter. ed field artillery. after
three rounds OF fast work.
Null Of the 64th infantry, and Cut
ting, SEA field artillery, went three
rounds, Null being awarded the de-
cisiOn- Null had his opponent out
weighed and outclassed. but turned
on only enough steam to make an
even match. Null could have ended
the bout speedily at any time he
wished.
The show was promoted by chap
lain Walter y. Zimmerman, Of the
SD field artillery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
TOC0MPETEFOR
HANDBALL TITLE
Series of Games to Decide
the Local Championship;
Medals for Winners.

The annual handball championship
games viii begin at the 7. NJ c. A.
gymnasium during the latter part Of
this week It IS probable that one or
two matches may be run off this
evening and games viii follow each
evening this week The series will
probably be in progress for nearly
two weeks, the season champion be-
ing the winner of.an elimination con-
test
A number Of handbaIl players at
the "Y'' are reported TO be in good
shape-much better than last season
and some interesting games are
looked for. Among those who viii
probably compete are: Judge Hunter,
o. W. Barrett, Harry Ponsford, J. 3.
Gwinn. Francis Gallagher. c. NJ Will
char, F. N. Barger. Thornton Hardy,
J. P. Sheehan, o. H Palm. J. W.
WoOdul, T. B. Fletcher, II. T. Bowie,
Bradford Harvey and others
Two years ago the championship
was won by Allen Grabbing. now
serving Uncle Sam. Last year the
championship series were not held.
Medals viii be awarded to winners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Terrifying Itching Causes
Continuous Torture

Do you sometimes feel ike you
will scream if you do not get reHeI
from the tomendng and terrifying
itching and irritating burning thai
makes you feel ike your very skin
IS ablaze2
Possibly your disorder has mol
reached the torturing stage as yet,
but there are thousands of victims OF
skin diseases that know too well the
well nigh uncomfortable pain that
comes from eruphons. limitations,
pimples. boils. ulcers. eczema,
psoryasis, carbuncles and the num-
erous other forms of torment that at
tack the delicate tissues of the skin.
The only proper method Of treat
ment for any disease. Is a remedy
that will reach It's source. that Will
remove It's cause. and not simply
Palhate its symptoms. Every form
Of skin ailment comes from a colony
of millions upon millions Of tiny dis
ease germs that infest the blood.
Naturally. then. these germs must be
eradicated from the blood before a
cure can be expected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
WASFUN MAKER
IN FIRST BOUT
Willard Stopped Often
During Initial Bout to
Blow His Nose.

Sapulpa, Okla. March 27.-Sapulpa
sports were mildly interested seven
years ago in a boxing bout which had
been arranged for their amusement
by a local promoter.
The Oklahoma town wasn't. and
isn't. any great metropolis. but It
had more red blooded men among
its people than most cities OF 1O0.-
600. Boxing was their favorite sport
and although the affair arranged for
February Is, 1911. brought together
a couple Of novices. a big crowd
turned out TO witness the bout
Jess First Bout.
Louis Fink was one Of the princi-
pals, and the reception he got proved
that he was the favorite. His oppo-
nent was a great towering giant who
was introduced as Jess Willard 1t
was Jess first appearance in the
ring, and il was evident that he was
afflicted with a bad case OF stage
fright In fact, he was so nervous
that he could scarcely get his gloves
Sapulpa sports nearly laughed
themselves TO death during the bout
Jess was green as grass and Fink
wasn't much better. Both men seemed
determined to turn the affair into
wrestling match and the perspiring
referee worked overtime prying them
apart. AS the affair progresses. VIII
lard gained in confidence. Although
Fink lambasted him with the best
blows he had in stock. Jess didn't
seem to notice them much. Besides
this. Willard had a bad cold at the
time and he stopped now and then to
blow his nose. Fink was an obligIng
chap and calmly waited until Jess
had finished the ceremony. Then Will
lard would call out. Come on. Lou"
and they would 20 at IL again. Well.
can you blame the fans for bowling
with laughter
OF course. nobody in the world
thought at the time that this same
Jess would some day be worlds
champion Anyway, Jess was disqual-
filed for foulinE in the tenth round.
so his first battle was recorded as a
defeat Jess landed only one solid
blow during this bout That one
swing knocked Fink clear out Of the
ring. and II II had landed on a WI
nerable spot would have ended Il
The result OF that blow
md the fact that Fink's many punches
hadn't hurt him in the least. decided
less to keep on in the game The
following month he fought Fink
lgain I'm Oklahoma City and knocked
aim out In the third roun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
FIELD MEET At
BLISS IN APRIL
Physical Director Osborne
Announces Program for
Army Tournament.

The details OF what promises TO
[ be the biggest field event ever hold
in the Ell Paso military district are
being arranged by physical director
Harry L Osborne, assisted by ath-
I letic officers OF different units. The
The meet being an inter-regimen-
tai affair, there Will be several team
date set for the event is april Is.
events as we'll as one-man entries.
The program includes 100 yard and
go yard dashes. half and quarter
mile runs. The mile event has been
dropped There viii be a two-mile
cross country team event, a cup hav-
ing been donated by the ". G.
Walk company to the championship
team Of the district winning the
event In addition TO these viii be
22O yard hurdle race. shot put. dis
Gus throw, high jump, broad jump and
mile relay race In the latter eight
men viii run. each 22G yards
Five points viii be scored for first
place, three points for second, two
points for third and one point for
fourth Not more than two men
from any one organization may be
entered in one event and no man viii
be allowed TO enter more than two
events and the relay a massive
shield viii be presented TO the regi-
ment whose men win the most points.
Special events viii be mounted
wrestling. Roman riding, rescue race
and dismOunted rescue race. Mounted
wrestling exhibitions promise 20 be
strenuous enough to please the most
eLaCtlnE- In this event the riders go
after each other until one uuseats
the other. In the rescue race the OBJ
iect is for the horseman to pick a
man from the ground. get him on his
mount any way he chooses and make
return TO a given point in the best
time.
A military band viii enliven the
field day sports Director Osborne
stated today that q cordial invitation
is extended TO Ell Pasoans to witness
the big field day events.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Holm Preventing
Spread of Fever

Physical director a. L. Holm. OF
the Y. n. c. A.. is taking steps to
prevent the spread OF disease in FL
PasO. From past experience Mr..
Holm has found that at this season
OF the year large numbers OF "Y''
members fall victims to that dread
plague. the spring fever. That they
may avoid this by proper precaution
the director is writing ''Y" members.
reminding them Of the necessity OF
proper exercise at this season Of the
year.
It IS suggested to the recipients OF
Holm's missives that they keen in
mind calisthenics. handbau voIley-
ball and other classes.
The Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day schedule VIII be as follows. Sis,
handball; 5:45. calisthenics: 6 o'clock.
volley ball
The Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day schedule will be: Sis, handbau.
o'clock. volley ball
All members are urged TO keep NJ
active class work. thus avoiding
probable cases OF the fever"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
OH! FOR RELIEF
FROM FLAMING
SKIN DISEASES

You know well enough that you
cannot reach the blood by applying 10
hons. ointments. salves. washes and
other local applications to the surface
Of the skin. So when you use such
treatment for your tormenhng skin dis
eases. the most you can expect Is a
temporary dscontnuance of the
pain. which promptly returns, and
keeps you constantly applying the
local remedies. making no progress
whatever toward permanently rid
ding yourself Of the disease.
Why longer continue such make
shift neatmentp Go to your drug
store to-day and get a bottle of S.
S. S. the reliable blood purifier. and
begin a treatment that viii prove
satisfactory. as It has to thousands
Of others who were afflicted Just as
you have been. S. S. S. has been
used for more than fifty years. 50
that you are not experimenting when
you take it. It viii promptly cleanse
the blood Of every impurity. and rout
out entirely every trace Of disease
germs.
Don't continue to suffer. but be-
gin taking S. S. S. to-day, and write
DUP head physician, who will give
you full Instructions about your own
,ase. Address Medical Director. 404
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
STROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
Robbie's Roller Skates.
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

II OBBE roller years
Is owns waits but does he is told That why his Uncle jim got
- the roller skates him.
Robbie put roller RObbie always
Redman yell, flat the floor he fell
Robbie gallant afraid Of blows Being ike old friend
Robhies And quickly plain that fail
golden
playing After this fall Robbie didn't
a
Noticing
something So she picked her darling and called his
4 a with doctor in the
twenty dollars Now his good old Uncle Jim buys Thrift Savings Stamps
stamps bring Joy boy any
you're unc o
Buvth em Thrift
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Usual "Peace
Without Victory.

The big news OF the preseason for
St Louis fans came on March 20.
when president Branch Hickey, -
the Cardinals, who had gone to Fort
Worth to interview shortstop Rogers
Hornsby, sent back a wire that he
and the holdout star had come to
terms and that Hornsby would Join
the Cardinals in training camp.
Hickey would not say what the
terms were. but reports have Il that
Hornsby got a contract calling for
about $500 a year. He had asked
$500. and the club had offered $500.
The settlement Is a peace without
victory" for both sides thus make
CONCESSIONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Lawmakers Show
Signs of ThaWing

Though the ordinary public may
not be trusted TO play Baseball on
sunday, nor even 70 witness the
game, the Massachusetts, legislature
evidently concludes It IS not so bad
morally for army and navy men. and
the measure permitting sunday
games at camps and navy yards or
other places where only army or
navy teams play and the receipts go
to the relief funds IS about to Be
passed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

awarded the decision at the end OF
four rounds Ordinarily weight IA
vors a boxer but Evans's several ad-
ditiOnal pounds consisted Of fat which
contributed largely 10 his defeat For
the first two rounds Evans handed
out some stiff ones which Young
blocked at times, sometimes stepped
away from and absorbed the rest
Young proved that he is capable OF
taking good blows without falteriug.
During the second and third rounds
Young had things mostly his own
way. Either he lac's a WallOp or
Evans has a wonderf rjaW-or both
for the Kid landed with all his steam
on the proper sinking spot repeated
~ but failed TO bring Evans down.
4oung's blows we're well planted and
would have disposed Of a less sturdy
adversary
Many Challenges
A number Of challenges were issued
at the ringside- Speedbau Hayden's
den 10 Johnnie Sudenberg was &C
cepted- Nick Gundy issued a chal-
lenge TO any man on the border at 126
pounds Young Sullivan, at 145,
looked for a match and his challenge
was accepted by Battling Hanna.
any boxer in this section at the
Weiterweight limit Battling Taylor
issued a def which was promptly
taken by K o. Sass.
To Enlarge Arena.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by the Fifth cavalry band. The card.
as whole, was a successful one and
Capt Wales and matchmaker Jack
C2sper are to be complinented on the
success Of the show. Casper an
nounced today that the attendance
was complete surprise TO him, caus-
ing some TO stand until extra seats
were procured. 1t is the intention.
Casper announces, TO add 500 more
seats to the pavilion for the next
show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
WHAT CHAVGFD HaRTTFYf

Grover Hartley, catcher, who was
traded 70 Columb by the St Louis
Browns. once declared he couldn't
play in St Louis and do himself jus
tice. Now he says he won't 60 20
Columbus and that he win play BAH
in st. Louis or nowhere. BAH players
are so changeable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

Boston, Nd, March 27.-Tommy
Robinson Of Maiden, won the decision
over Augie Rather Of New York at the
end OF hard fought 12-round boxing
bout here last night The tenth
round was particularly grilling one,
the bell saving Rather from being
knocked out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
TURNER GATHERED IN THE FOLD.

Terry Turner finally was con-
WINGED that for a man Of his years
and doubtful worth to his club the
contract offered him by president
jim Dunn Of the Cleveland Indians
was fair enough, so last week he quit
his holdout tactics, signed and re-
ported TO manager Foil at New Or
leans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
TOMMY MURPHY IS SURPRISE At
FIFTH CAVALRY'S BOXING CARD

Short Unable to Get Better Than Draw in Fast Bout
at Fort Bliss Show; Eddie Hanlon Beats Cave Man.
Carlson in Less Than Two Minutes; Sudenberg
Puts Battling Eddy Away; Young Wins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
WOULD FIGHT IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Nd, March 27.-Jess
Willard. worlds champion heavy
weight fighter, with manager Miller.
arrived here today. They will stay
three or four days While they came
here TO dispose Of horses left over
from Wizards circus, both said they
wiz talk with police officials about
the possibility of holding here the
fight between Willard and Fred Full
ton on July l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
MAJORITY Of PLAYERS Do NOT
FAVOR CHANGES IN Basket BALI

Rules Have Been Unified Within Last Few Years;
Changes Suggested by Coach Zuppke Not Practical;
Light, Uniformity Of Baskets and Advantages to
Home Players Cannot Be Perfectly Adjusted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
IT PAYS no ADVERTISE.

II Al , ~ ADh En- Use.
San Diego. Cal, believes in
advertising. It has naval
training station and the
training station has a ball
team, recruited from the best
talent that can be induced 10
enlist Last week modest
san Diego sent out q dis
patch 10 the effect that
Benny Kauff had Joined the
navy and would be a member
Of the san Diego station
team But Benny kept right
along with the Giants at
Marlin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
Fight by Rounds.

. for draw it was and one Of the best
! .-a- ..a- La-.. ..---.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

In the first preliminary Tommy
F'eiso quickly disposed Of Dave Jones
BY the knockout route. Jones started
the ball by some nifty work but Fslso
became offended at being slapped in
the face and waded in for a finisher.
Tommy showed his generosity by re-
tusing 70 put Jones out when the lat
ter was helpless but when the referee
mouoned for him TO continue, Tommy
did It,"
Kid Young fought a clever, consist
ent tight with Battling Evans, being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

In the semi final. Batting Fddv,
was substituted for Kid Shauks,
seventh cavalry. who was kicked on
the knee by horse. Eddy was soft
and out Of condition. Apparently he
had never had a glove on before in
anything serious. He started TO slap
Sudie in playful manner. The fans
yelled for Johnnie TO end II and he
hit Eddy, probably not intending to
hurt him but the "Battler" slepf so
long that one Of his seconds should
cred him and carried him away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

ring the picture Of condition and
with smiling confidence. At the taD
Of the gong Hanlon stepped out and
started business. Carlson nimbly
Jumped away Eddie tried again
sending Carlson to the floor. When ne
arose Hanlon did il again. When CARL
son arose for a second time there
were a few brief seconds Of mixture
when Eddie knocked Carlson clear
through the ropes From the aud
leuce it appeared that Hanlon's cloves
cut burrows at every blow. IN the
last knockdcWn the Gaze Mans"
head was such a Goody mass as al
most to be unrecog nizable He was
counted out BY referee Lieut. Mccall. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
BOWLING

CACTUS CLUB.
ri state Telephone League
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27

Our success in
tze treatment Of
Chronic Diseases
I8 due 90 the
fact til ut we
m yer attempt
treatment unless
we can locate the
cause and re-
N owe 81. We
min ate all
Tuwnf and never
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
BELLA|RE PLAYS
CLASSY CONTEST
Fast Phtpps A. C. Of Pittsburgh Comes
For Game With Across The
River Boys.

The many fans can be assured Of p
real exhibition next Sunday on the Six
tccnth street ball park when the Bell
nirc Athletics battle tn" strong phtppS
4. G. Of Pittsburgh for tho first time
this season. All who remember last
years excellent struggle Will not let
this glorious opportunity slip by. AZ n
reminder the Brlairc boys defeated The
Phipps by tho count OF 3: in fifteen in
ninEs in the greatest exhibition of tho
last season. Som" contend that Bel
laire has Il better club this season whiic
others cannot 500 it that way.
Having beaten thu famous Canton
bull Dogs" last Sunday nj Pittsburgh
by 40 score. the phppS conc /" b.
lairc all the NOR" couiid"n, and with
tho tsriri, to avcnEe for tho defeat "I
last year II IL understood 'hat ih'
visitors will have Il hurlor Of not with
them in the parsonage of E"Sgs. former
PITTSBURGH Pirate hurl"r. This la"
pitching excellent hall this season. Is
cxpccird to deliver the goods.
This * another Of tn" big attractions
booked for the "nthuscd fans Of E"llHi"'
and all Will have the occasion :" r"j"ic"
should their favorit"S win III" mai"r,l )
of the remaining games. Several now
plavers have H. cn added "a ihc over tho
river roster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
CITY employees WANT
WAGE INCREASE

Yesterday City Manager Nagle and
Chief of Police Henderson received
petitions from the city palrolmcn. ask
ing for $l25 Il month. or AN increase
OF $25 a munii! In addition to this
they asked for 10 hour day insteac
of of a twelve. and twelve hour da!
on Saturday instead of sixteen. One
OF the police committee stated that
this was only a petition and whatever
action would be taken by the city OF
ficials would he accepted. =
A petition from the firemen and
other city employees Of The water plant
for $3.50 a day has been received. The
iircmen ask for siX-day. two platoon
svstrm, which would require double
tho number Of firempn now employed.
II is not thought ri" last request Will
he accepted
The garbage collectors and street
cleaners have been granted AN IN
crease Of fifty cents Il DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
| ROTAR|AN'S MAKE
FIRST MOVE FOR
| GREATER WHEELING
INTERESTING SESSION HELD YES
TERDAY By MEMBERS AT
THE WINDSOR.
Adopt Resolutions to Begin Movement
for Groater City Calnpaign-Pop-
ulatiou May Eenoh 100000.

The first definite step WIS taken yes
trrtlay in All effort {" put Wheeling III
the census map "t iH2n ns II "ItF ~ ~
nnhu L. lU". nnn people. when III" Rotary
club adopted unanimously resolution
introduced by Archie w. PAUL. manu-
farlurcr. prnNid for Tia" appointment
Of general committee To include repre-
ssnIaiiv,.& of all the leading "":SnniZA-
Iluns nr III" city. /" lave rhar%r "I the
rampnicn. I'll, plan - /" take int" Tie
city limits the "umr III" pike suburbs
and Warwond. north If Tho city.
tn" present population Of tn" city iS
shout -. r"u. whit. th" outlying territory
on tn" West Eirgiuim sd" If the ONO
river would add 2h.""" moro.
Th.. resolution adopted was as FOL"
lows:
Th" Rotary club "f Wheeling. w. Va.
believing tn" Iint" has com" for III" city
nr Wh,' ling IN "nlHrr" her Boundaries
hv nnil"xing tho outlying territory and
population within proper geographical
limits. il Shr il tn u'ninlnIn her present
unsiIimn rs ~" first city Of West Viz
giniu. u which 'Sh" is iudispu'ahIr IN
titled does hereby 20 "n record H% fay
uriur the annexation L" tn" city Of
WhrrlInr tn, territory embracing The
towns nf Warwond Fulton. leather
wnnd N'nulS,lal" l.dEc wood. Hl"aSart
NaIr,v Elm Grove Huh Patterson. ar'l
such other territory. Incorporated and
unincnrporat"d. ns might i" property
/ included as II part Of Wheeling.
Tho Rotary club urges th" following
plan and reasons for thu proposed Gr"nt-
or Wheeling program. VIZ:
That II proper l"E*lntiv" mrasur"
should II" "nn"I"d nj me nr>t - S*'"n Of
IN" l"Ci%Inrur" AMI h"f'rr nv" taking mf
! 'h" lH2G census.
That {" this rnd u commission I" draft
III. n""r>Sarv law "mh"dyine this chnrI''
h.. appointed. such commission I" Oh
>i~t 81 lhrr" representatives from "H"h
If IT," following organizations Wheel !.
ing tnnH"rrInl Association. III" Ohio
Valley Trthns & Labor Assembly. Ii'y
Council tInrludiuE the CITY Manng"rl.
IL" city ~ lnrg" to II" appointed 10y the
urv"rl. n" uu!n"nrr"ratod territory
proposed L. hr Hnn"N"d. OH" lait"r ROY
roScnia'iv"S tn nc named 10y IN" Sheriff
81 Ohio County,. and IN" Rotary club:
and ono representative each from th"
towns "f WHrwnOd. Fulton. Leather
! wool W"nIsdnlc. Fleetwood Pleasant
Valley md Elm Grow" Hrh Patterson :
md ore representative "n'h from tn"
Wheeling Srhn"l E"nrd. III" "'Iia1"lrhit
District School Board and Inc I:J"hian''
School Ennrd md Nnard 0f County COM
| rnlssinnrr> mi oil" Representatives "nrh
! from tho Wheeling N"S!si"r. "l"' ling
/ InIrllicnncrr Wheeling Mn lority. Wheel
! ing News and Wheeling Trlc gra 7h.
ne
and prosperous city. is entitled tn IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
FERRY WILL BATTLE
PITTSBURGH BOYS
Conn Collegians Will Form the Card at
League Park Next Sunday.

Having disrus.d nf practically all Of
th,, PITTSBURGH clubs mot. tho Martins
Ferry Athletics will again try an"thcT
club ii thai plac" when sh" battles the
81 ruuc Conn c"ll"::ian iI!Ec an next sun
hay THIS Will hr TIA" first lltn" the
rounS hav. ever played Iii the Ferry
and for this reason Is expected To draw
l;,rg.. numbers.
Whit suru.. k-lnw III ability OF tn"
l.ittShurghrrS now SIrc" they were
overwhelmed 10y tn" l;"llair.. Nthic!Ir
never; h"lrS:S SOM" feel H* though Fer
~ will hc forced tn IN" limit 10 win out.
This is hr.ulGh; ah"u; sine" the boys
will i,tIr,!,.y L" thari"rnI IA. next Sat
Urdar to get r"T"I!g" from Tia" Puts
turgh Sr.,.l Products mn" which defeat
,d In. n..r-th"-riIrr boys some few
u,,.;,s b. ihr count Of -.
Th.S.. games are. both expected to
prov, hard for ih'. t'"rrlnS and dnu-
hi,. Win will place. them III It most COM
n,nufIInc position. Tho lrJES are anxious
fer :. brace :rsrd fran u"r on each "V"lI'
ing extra practi"" Will In. III" result
They arr. especially anxious to got even
with the Pittsburgh Steel team.