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Gilpin observer., 1920-04-15
Kansas Women
Who Testify

Lawrence. Kans.s
II have taken d..
Pierce's Favofite
Prescription for wo-
mans trouble and
was greatly pleased
with the benefit ]
received from II.
"Dr. Piercoso
Pleasant Pellets aro
well known to me
because ! have taken
them of and on fov
years whenever ]
bad stomach trouble
bilious.
a1s nes."@MRs. = mi ls.lss.s E. 8.
30 New York Sk
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19
The Handsomest Man.

The contest to determine the hand
soonest man in Caldwell has not prov
en- very exciting the past week. the
innate modesty of aspiring gentlemen
evidently prevents them voting for
themselves. Last week we neglected to
mention that ladies were entitled to
vote and this uncertainty has pre-
vented hundreds OF them voting. We
will extend the contest another week
in order to give everybody chance.
Following is the vote at present:
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

Mr.. VIM lie Master, who is travel
ling for the Howard Sebree lmple-
ment company returned from a very
successful trip in the upper and lower
Sqnaw Creek country this past week
and will start Monday for Jordan val
ley. 1t will pay anyone who wants
machinery to give him an ear for he
represents one of the oldest and most
reliable firms in southern Idaho
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19
William Gartin, son of Mr.. a

William Gartin. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gartin of this city. who is a stu
dent at the University of Idaho this
winter. has made place as guard on
the University basket ball five. Fresh
man team. He has accompanied the
team on several victorious tours in
the district about Moscow. On Sat-
urday, the Idaho Freshmen beat the
Washington State College first year
men by 4 . to 81 score.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

The beautiful and enterprising town
Of Payette is on the verge of boom.
The Transcript says a railroad will
be constructed from that place to the
Seven Devils mining country and that
large smelling works will follow. Pay
ette is surely a favored spot. Cald-
we'll will have to look to her laurels.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

Captain Miller, of the steamer Nor
ma, informs US that there is but lit
tie prospect of the waters of the
Snake beginning to rise until after the
25th of this month Since the captain
arrived at the boat on last Wednes-
day, the water has been falling at the
rate Of about one inch every day and
is now about Is inches above low wa
ter mark. The steamer will be put in
readiness to undergo inspection on the
arrival Of the proper officials and win
start on her first trip when the water
rises four feet above low water mark.
The Norma is 100 feet long, 81 feet
wide and six feet in the hold Her
carrying capacity is 800 tons but Sapt
Miller expects to carry 20 tons. draw
ing about 40 inches Of water. As she
now stands, unloaded. the Norma
draws IS inches Of water fore and q
inches aft. Capt Miller is a pleasant
Intelligent gentleman of long expert
fence as navigator. He has no doub
Of being able to navigate Snake river
successfully and is only awaiting the
rise of the waters to demonstrate it
He expects to make speciality o.
Handling Seven Devils ores
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

years ago, is now located with his
family at Miles City, Mont, where he
has charge of congregation. He is
not entirely satisfied with his loca-
ton but says that they embraced it as
an opportunity to get back again to
the wild and woody" west.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

A young ladies' orchestra has been
organized in Caldwell. There are
seven string instruments in the Or
chestra. They are now practicing
several new pieces and expect to fur
nish music for the great Broom drill
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19
Caldwell Thirty Years Ago

ing "grangers" and says that hun
drcds Of their neighbors in Kansas are
looking to Idaho and to Caldwell in
particular.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

Napoleon of Boomers
We are indebted to our your
friend, John Nugent, who is now
the employ of the Sedro Coal con
pany near Fairhaven, Wn, for ma
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

The citizens of Sand Hallow are e
ing to petition for a postoffice dow
in their country with Mr.. VIM. &c:
as postmaster. They have named tt
proposed new office Canyon"
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

Spring has surely come. The Tri-
bune office has been swept out this
morning and the old printing office
towel fell from its usual standing
place in the corner with dull thud
that was sickening to hear.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

Several immigrants from Kansas ar
rived in Caldwell this week and will
settle in the lower Boise valley nca
Middleton. They are intelligent look
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

Try Tribune Want Ads-It Pays.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

The romantic marriage Of Mr.. N
Gates took place last Sunday evening.
The long looked for bride arrived on
the afternoon train, and after a coup
lie of hours rest-she came all the way
from Main-Swain eBatty and his
cook book were called in and the GER
emony performed The bride proved
to be we'll preserved lady of about
80 years Of age and the bridegroom
hardly looks his three score and two
years The happy couple left shortly
after for their home near Rockville
where they will settle down to the
Joys OF married life.
Rev. George Newman. formerly
pastor of the Baptist church at this
place who went back east about two
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-03-19

ladies should be encourof advertising that coming
aged in every town we imagine that we can see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
THIRD BILL INTRODUCED
New York Assembly Given Another
HoIinE Measure for
confederation.

ALBANY, y. y. Jan. 22-The Iegis-
lature has been given another measure
for lcsaiizing boxing in the State. 1t
IS the third bin offered for he rcstora-
ton Of the game to the good sraces
OF the laws Of the State. TIL. measure
was introduced by -Asscmblylnan Henry
laum OF Queens. IL is framed after
the Gibbs bill of last year. permits
ten round decision bouts. and boxing
clubs would be bonded by its proyi-
siuns.
Thr bill creates single headed COM
mission TO supervise boxing. The COM
missioner is 10 be named by tho Gov
crnor and TO receive $4,000 IA year He
would have sole control of ali profess
sional boxing at which admission is
charged. Clubs would be required 10
Furnish $4,000 bond in first class
citics. $500" in second class cities and
$500 in lesser divisions of the State
government the bonds Ia he forfeited
on proof Of dishonest bouts.
The Raum bill differs from the Gibbs
bill OF last session in that il does not
provide Tor judges. Contestants would
be permanently dcbarred from action
N the State il second oTense for
taking"
II is believed in Legislative circles In
Albany that some measure leEalizins
boxing will be enacted by both houses
and approved by the Governor this
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
H|LLTOPPERS HAVE STARS
GEORGETOWN QUiNT MADE
UP OF PROMINENT ATHLETES
Fla$in. Popular Half Hack, Will Plny
Ono Forward I'm Game Against
Generals,

Followers of athletics in Richmond
Will have an opportunity OF seeing Jack
Flavin, sensational Georgetown half
back. in action week from Monday
night at the Blues Armory, when the
Hilltop quint. which has annexed nine
straight games clashes with the five
representing Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
This game should so II long way to-
ward determining the leader in tho
South Atlantic division as both schools
arc possessed OF teams that will rank
among tho best ever turned out n,
their respective institutions
II WI! be remembered by sport fol-
lowers how Flavin practically single
ton and Ice eleven last fall after they
had gone through tho season without
sustaining a defeat numbering among
their victims such teams as Georgia
Tech. and Virginia Polytechnic Inst!-
tutc.
fiayin holds down forward posi-
rated AS one OF the best forwards ever
developed in the district;
Coach ORciCy states that in Fiayin
and Fees he has tho best pair of for
wards that have represented the uni
ysrs,iy in years: Combining speed with
they will afford plenty OF amusement
for any pair of guards Washington and
Lee cares 10 PIT against them.
OConncll all South Atlantic center
in 1917, is back in school after serving
overseas with the Ambulance corps
lie has now returned TO complete his
work in preparation for his degree
oConncll's return was hailed with JOY
by the student body for with this en-
ccptionally strong nuclus IL assured
Georsetown OF team that would he
able 10 hold it's own with al comcrs
In addition 10 the aforementioned
stars O'Rciley has Zazclli. sullivan.
art and IonShalk, all former letter
men from which TO pick hls pair OF
guards.
OF the now men likely to get into
the local encounter, Hart. from Rosion
College. and Writ. from Holy Cross.
are the most prominent. Eoth OF these
athletics earned their letter at their
respective institutions and should give
local followers an idea q. how the
game is played in the North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
WHITE TO COACH VIRGINIA.
FORMER CAPTAIN WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF BASEBALL TEAM
.hsuI.o.tesviiie Nine Expect. Gre.teat
Schhon In HiStory-Many Letter
Men Have Returned
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

az
cliARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Jan. 90
James H. White. OF Miami. Fla, cap
tain OF the Virginia varsity nine IN
1916 and coach in 1917, until baseball
was disbandcd because of the war
has been elected coach OF this wears
NirEinit team. and will soon fssuc .
can for candidates TO report for in
door work. "
With the heaviest schedule In ,n,nv
years To TIC played. every effort will
he made TO turn out one of tho hos,
mines in tho history OF the ipstitut ion
Practically the entire team from lasi
year has returned to college ana
with last sessions hrst-ycar stars to
draw from. the two vacant places will
no doubt bc bostcrcd up and the
litchinE staff the weak noint Of last
Years team, will bc greatly strength
cncd.
Behind tho bat probably will be seen
GOODWIN IIuyk. formerly of R!chmond
College. or Parrish. OF last ycar's team
Scott or Hatcher will be found nj
first: Dunn. Dabncy or T.. NJ Parrish
ut second: Captain Pritchard at short
and Dirk Ku%k or Burnett at third
base.
Tho Quilted should prove execution
'ally strong. pettway, Moran. Charlie
Mahood. Bob Vance and John Mccall.
XII, letter men, are back.
y AZ Tor the pitching stan, TAYLOR
Bqb Harrison and p"ttway. when h.
as not in the Quilted, all letter mon
from last year. Will be on hand and
1iodEson and Marshall. from tho flrst-
year team. Will Ill out tho stan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
TIGERS DEFEATED BY CUBS
Junior rcnpin Teams Have Exciting
Matches. In Wbick Winners
Stage Comeback.

After being defeated in their frs.
game with the Tigers, tho Cubs staged
a brilliant comeback, and not only adj
mniStrr"d II 200 pin defeat 10 tn" for
mcr tenn in the second game. but took
the third by 1871 pins. In their second
game they shot J53, which is the best
individual game any team has regis
tered so far his season, but they now
also hold the three game record, hav
ing spilled 2.6o1 pins
Tho feature OF tho nights play wae
the shooting. of Holland for the Cubs.
THIS performer started with 200
score in his first game. and in tho other
two games got the same count.-223--a
total OF Gf6, which incidentally gives
him tho high three game total. which
was formerly held by aIarrin. :, team
mate, ut Gil. Marin, of the Cubs, also
BOWED three consistent games, and
amaSscd total ot SIS for his three
games. Glenn was the only Tiger to
go over the 500 mark. SpllinG tho
naples for $40 in his three games.
rhN SCORES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Red Sox and Giants
Give Out Itinerary
my Associated prc...I

BOSTON. Jan. GA schedul~ OF
Eames TO he played by tic Boston
american baseball club and tho
New York Nationals, ON their sprinE
training trip. WAS announced tOdny
by officials OF the boston team, rs
follows:
March 20, Fort Worth, Tex; II.
Dallas; 80. Wichita Falls: .:s. Red
Soh W. Fort worth, at Fort Worth.
and Giants ~. Dallas, at Dallas:
II, san Antonio; -. Austin: 80 and
IS. New Orleans. La: ID. Mobile,
Ala: 30. NicksburS Miss; IL
Memphis, Tenn.
April I, Memphis; ,. NnshvilIct
=. Atlanta. Ca: 4. Chattanoogn
Tenn; =, Ashc'iIIe, y. c.; q. Win
Hton-Sairn; :, HHlcich; =, Norfolk,
W.; y. RendinE, Penn; 10 and IL
Polo Grounds. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
WANTS RECORD PR0BED
CHAMPION PUGILIST PLEADS
FOR OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION
Asks Boxing Hoard 10 Look Into Ills
War Activity and Slakc
REPORT.
fBy Associated rrc-s

10y Associated tEcssl
NEW YORK, Jan. o2.--Jach Dcnp-
sey. heavyweight champion OF the
world. has asked that AN official in
vestigation I've made OF the informal
charge tina; he WAS = draft dodger
was made in a telegram received today
by Major A. J. DrcNcl Biddle. president
Of the Army. Navy and Civilian Box;
ing Board. which it Is understood. VIII
conduct the inquiry asked III the nca!
future. Dempsey points out IN hi-
telegram that The ~ y. &. u. Il. ISSUED
gust prior TO the match with Jess WI.
iArd. which certified that he had =
tessiona! boxer and that he had the
fun sanction and approval OF the
board. Dempsey received license No
:. the first card going 10 Willard, who
The present champion states that he
followed implicitly the instructions
E bs him by IN, geprssen,a,iyss OF
denies that he WAS draft dodGer. liz
offers 10 present himself pc! Sonalis
before the board or TO submit !, com
IN afndayit form and agrees To abide
by the tinal decision Of the board and
Arbitration Committee VIII Act.
The \. y {. j. j.. has announced
that pempseys request viii bc re-
ferred to the arbitration committee OF
that Organization for decision as 10
whether such inquiry should be under
taken 1t is stated informally that the
ciai committee including several Of
iicers of the American Legion II they
viii consent 70 serve.
DcmpscSs telegram follows:
Last juno you gave 10 me box
or's license. No. :. which certified on
the face of it that l had clean and
honorable record a boxer.
Since that time 4 lev posts OF tho
American Legion. who are not in any
way familiar with my record. adopted
resolutions condemniDS me as draft
dodGer' in the late war. an Indictment
wholly unsupported by facts
champion denies lie Is DodEer.
low implicitly the instructions as Civ
en- to me By the representatives of the
sovernmsnt The slogan At tina, time
ions. That applied to me as 10 every
other citizen in the United states aud
was carrying out their orders and
WAS not a draft dodScr' rs the few
legion posts nave declared. and base
thelr decision ,asio on false evidence
same over 10 further their own self
ish interests. Am 10 be cruciticd and
condemned because | followed tho or
GERS as given 10 me by the govern
ment?
This is an appeal To you as a body
OF thorough and honorable spor,smcn.
whose aim has always been Justice and
fairness and square deal for all to
investigate this matter thoroughly,
ana n ! am innocent OF the charge Of
draft dodgor.' clear me publicly he
fore the world. and IL ain guilty, CON
denim me.
Il will either present myself pcr-
Sona!ly Tor examination ny Your
board or submit Ia you. upon tclc-
Eraphic request = complete statement
ot my ACTIVITIES during the war in at
naarit form, and ! agree 10 abide by
your final decision in tho matter. as.
70 be misJudscd without n chance to
prove my innocence is cruel. ana
feel That your honorable board will nj
least see that justice will he done to
me-" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
FEDERAL llAUs LEAGUE
GOVERNMENT GIRLS DEFEAT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIVE
Largest Crowd OF season Attends Game
ut Y. w. Z. An. IIcnshuv

Federal Reserve retained it's place
q, the head of the thanking Women's
IcatinS the First National cage team
by the. score OF Il to II. at IN. Y. w.
G.. A.. in a game that proved the most
thrilling and hardest Tough; OF the
season. Both teams were tied for first
place. prior to the contest. and the
winners are clatcd over the victory
pu;cd possession of FIRST place
ThG iarses, r froM %,co o. he season
forest to the game The gallery sur
rounding tho. gymnasium was filled
and many left owing to the fact That
suitable. standing room was not avail
able. Contests between the girls have
been attended largely. but IL is doubt
;ul II last nights crowd ever before
has been cquallcd AT a game between
Intense Rivalry Exists.
Both aGErcgations injected consider
first jump and goals resulted only after
the hardest Kind OF work on the par,
was intense rivalry throughout The IN
fray. but despite this fac. fouls were
comparatively few.
AS Is the case after every battle to
the victor belongs tho snoils and the
spoils for Federal Reserve in this in
stance happens to he undisputcd pos
session OF Brst place. Nevertheless.
the defeated team takes consolation in
the fact that it. possessed tn. individ-
uai star Of the game. Miss ~. Hem
H.
played an unusually good game at hep
position and her dcfcnSiv. work
brought applause from the crowd moro
than once.
NirEinin ITenshnW Lends Scoring.
Miss Virginia IfenShaw. sister Of the
First National star. lead the Federal
team in points scored and shot tho
bail through tho basket from dinicult
angles several times. In offensive work
Miss Hatcher. right forward for First
National. ranked second 10 Miss iirn
shaw. with four goals from court and
ono foul goal.
Tho score:
reaerai-Bral-. !. 2: virginia ucn.har.
r: J"n"> J. e: Mann. :. e; Fceuey. !. & /:
FIRST ional-tirreo-y. !. Z: ua,cch.-
-: "ciSEer; }. e.; wharton. =. C.. VIII
!iaru~. !. r.; NJ. VcrShaw. r <,
summary: SuiEt!;uttons-I.lcrnc FOR Wii
liains Goals from cout,-NirSlus, Henshaw
.; Hcal", :: Hatcher, =: Gregory l. Goals
from f"u'-Virrinis H"nshuw, /: Heai. >.
hatcher. J. E9!cre"-Niss Crcnshaw T'i,ne
L."p"rs-iic.2>. and Van pc!t. Scorer
THOMPSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
SCOUT AWARDED VERDICT
tTrmcr Ivory Hunter" OF Phi1Iies
WIFI Recover $3.50 as Result of
"Work Fight" Order.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-William

n
baseball scout, won an $3.50 verdict
against the Philadelphia National
J., ,"c baseball Gao =. ~ommou t,icas
Court today. Doyle sued for back SAL
airy and interest alleged to bc due him
on contract with the Phiilics. which
was Cancelled by the club when tho
national work or tight" order wen,
INTO eject in August. 1915. Doyle is
Row With the Milwaukee club.
The suit regarded in sporting
circles as important. as il was the first
test III this section Of the work or
hsht order as applied to baseball con-
tracts. In instructins the jury the
court said the order did not excuse the
breaking OF contract. as tho latter
contained no release clause. The jury
VAS told to deduct Doyle's earnings In
a Inuni;ion works during the period
his contract had to run. The defense
o. the club was that tho season closed
about September .. and il was prohib
tied from employing any one subject
TO the order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23

Crimson Will Not
Send Men Abroad

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Jan. r.
William Il. GarcelOn, chairman OF
the Harvard graduate track team
committee, In his report to the gen
eral athletic committee mt n special
meeting. stated that hi. board did
not favor Joint Harvard md YnIc
track team this year for the purpose
oil holding meet In England
against oxford and CambridSc. This
report was accepted. as IL is Thought
here that tho English tennis should
come here before the Americans
make another trip across the At
lRntic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
YACHT WILL HAVE TRAINER
4 Uenty-Thr~e- Meter nont To Condition
Ahnmrock ~. in Trial
1tnCcs.
INv AssoDintcl rrcss ]

NEW YORK: IAN. 22-Sir Charles
n,i"'h leading English yachtman
VINO arrived in New York yesterday
IN Inc Cedric. said today tina, Sir
; nolnhs Upton viii send u twenty
lhrre-inr'"r Shamrock 10 America This
Sbrins =" meet the cup challenger.
- "nfock "; in a series of trial
aat's. Alfred Draper will be tho
: irper OF the twcnty-three- meter
o"at. SIR Charles said. He expressed
inc confidence that all british yacht.
men nave IN the ability OF the sham
EocK ~. 10 win tho cup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
DERBY TO BE INCREASED
Total Value OF .IkenfucIiSt Race Event
Probably VIII fic in Excess
OF S.I0.OuO.
icy Associated Frcss.l

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. o2.-Matt j.
Winn. vice president and general man
agcr of the Kentucky Jockey Club. an
nounccd here today that The Kentucky
Derby, ono OF tile leading American
races. this year will carry 100000 in
added money. Heretofore il had an
added money value of 100000. This
would indicate that the Derby dis
places tho Prcakncss handicap. which
carries $4,000 in added money, as
Americans leading fixture. Mr.. VIM
minated that the probable total value
OF the race might be in excess Of
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Frank Uurn. fb,II.nr u-

Frank Hurns Challenges wreStrcr..
Frank Burns. middlcwcight wrestler.
OF ti!nt. Mich, arrived here last night
ana Is willing To mccl any OF tho
lochl ma'm men, provided they agree TO
make las pounds. Several years ago
Burns WAS defeated here by Joe Tur-
ner and ~ anxious TO meet tho Wash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
CLOTHIERS WIN THREE
Trio of DuckpIn Game. Captured From
Elks-E. Nunck High

The McRae Clothing Company won
three straight duckpin games from tho
Elks' Club last night on the Palace
runs. The pins broke bad for the
losers. They lost the last two games
in the last frame by splits and kicking
scores. NJ. Nunk rolled high for the
winners. and Alright for the losers.
Tonight TraElc'S will play Virginia
Railway and Power Company on the
Palace runs.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
nlcricaIl.
T. cicrai.
MERCHANTS WIN EASILY
FROM BROAD STREET, l,rx-,-

NTTVNHHVN NHtlonAE had q C0mnl rA-
tniNely easy time defeating tho broad
street stree Bank five in tho second basket
the score OF Sc to u The fcaturo ~
INC affair was the Improvement shown
nS The losing aggregation. Under tho
,,ul'itSe OF Charlie Word. a well
known Richmond athlete. the BROAD
street ny" has improved greatly in It's
playing, and Will be heard from be-
fore the season ends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
AMERICAN WINS AGAIN
LEADERS OF BANK LEAGUE
DOWN FEDERAL QUINTET
Victorious Team Uncovers Stnr in
WcisiEcr. who shoots Ten
Goals From Court.
BANKING MEMS BASKETBALL,
LEAGUE.
Standing: of Clubs.

American National won an easy vic
rory over tho Federal Reserve ouint
IN the Banking Mems Baskcibail
l.caGue last night in the Blues Ar
morS, and thereby continued it's march
70 lie pcnnant of the financial organi-
|atlon. The final score was SIS 10 20
IN favor of the league leaders
mo victory was the fourth straight
win for tho American five and The
,,, is GU, in front by the narrow
n,hrElh OF half game. Mcrchants
TOUR Victories and orc defeat
hoth teams were handicapped hy
me absence OF several OF their roru-
lar players. but tho game was fast
ana Snappy throughout. Tho outstnnd-
ing feature OF the affair was tho wor,,
OF Weisigcr. who played loft forwar,
LOT american. This younEstcr is a
Substitute, but was thrown into tho
ine,up and celebrated by c.ncinr ton
goals from court. Brown, CAPTAIN Of
the winners. played his usual good
game Rruton lcd tho Federal ouiui
IN offensive work. while Franck nm
help the losers defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Cabs.
Tigers.
a. .hc rirt-of, AIl.v. n

~ tho rirt=oh Alleys this evening thr fast
stcrpnS Reds and tho leading White SoS
clash, ana ;h-c" hot aud exciting games are
in stor" for the bow ling fans the Reds
from no !" ae ,hrse
aud II successful VIII tumble them from
IN" lead for the first time since the season