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Nrx' rayS-thres' furlcnEs- AIcatraz lls
n3uNton). 20 J. . 1" ). 20 !. won; Lands
End, 10 'MetcaItl, l. 10 :. I" !, to o..
second John 5 keard"n. iij SM"ehanl., Il
Coinir"auN. Miss Dora. Iiandsel II. Vera
TwifoTd Ts,r.
second racc-six cu.longs-On High. JOG
tColtI"ttp, - !" }. even. 10 =. won: Dinty
Moore. 10 tAnih!rs"b. " 20 =, to :. 20 ).
second: l:arcnkn, lct tS;omrb. to L. 3 10 J.
Jr, Bridg"pla!cr. I;lues:ar. Naunikin IL,
Richard y. Powder i'is.h. Gaddi;n8 Pcwau-
kcc ran.
Third r.,c"-Six furlon.s-r!nE-a ling. 10,
tStncLt. II 10 .. TO "a. to ?. won: Bagpipc.
To- is tcaliirtti! TO T. 10 ;. TO !. secomd
TO 10 third. TIME, 1913. Jaro Suhahdar
Lloyd George ran.
Fourth rNcc-cne niiin-Sands OF Pleasure.
100 (TAuroer!; 10 :. 10 70. TO 1. won
second; ,Hr"adinan. 20 tColtilcttil. . 1" ;,
L" i" :" !. third. Time. l:3> 10. Chief.
Ballet Dancer II. ran.
Firth rlce--rl!!e and siStccnth-Thc Bel
g!an. J.. lic (ColtticttD. . to o. to 10. l 10 2.
won: lazy Lou. 100 tSrooncy). Is 10 & even.
10 ]. ITO !. to !. third Time. 10, As.
kcbo G'.ss;".. | Win / win. Antoinette,
Paddy Dear ran.
sixth racc--m.le and seventy yards-In-
luTy. - ,kichvr"ek). to !. 10 :. even.
second; pirate Niece, lr2 tAiorris>. 3 to ].
Ia ., To = third Time. i:45 Is RapiJ
STRIDE. Al EuIa, IioundinS Through pindar.
Hack"inor". Midia, iiet;ic Curry ran.
seventh Tacr-In.l" and Guurter--Jarnc.
Iii. iOi tCoitiicttip. to J. to g. TO 10
Louder. Contestant, Bajaaot ran.
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RHEUMATISM

! joints, and slowly the natural
fluids are dried up and de-
stroyed. Then Rheumatism
becomes chronic and serious.
1t is then that this poison in
the blood has Slapped the
strength. The weakened blood
has allowed poison and impuri-
ties to accumulate, leaving the
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Scientists have discovered
that the forest and field are
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disposal of man, are better
than strong mineral mixtures
and connections. Mineral med
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a safe treatment for Rheuma-
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Skin Diseases, and all disorders
which are caused by an impov-
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S: S..S. issa standard remedy,
recognized everywhere as the
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our Medical Department. for
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Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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No Respecter of Persons.

If you will get it fixed in
your mind that in many forms
Rheumatism is a blood disease
and cannot be cured by local
treatment, you will then by
proper treatment begin to get
the permanent relief you have
been seeking for SO many
years.
! In this article we want to
explain to you the cause of this
most painful Of all diseases,
also offer suggestions, founded
on reason and long years of ex-
perience, which will enable YOU
to secure the right treatment
if you are afflicted with any
of the various forms Of Rheu-
matism.
Rheumatism is often a spe-
cific blood fermentation, a sour
ing of the circulation from an
excess Of uric acid accumulat-
ing in the blood stream. This
uratic impurity comes USUALLY
as a result of constipation.
weak kidneys, indigestion and
stomach disturbances. These
systemic irregularities may not
be Of marked severity or of long
duration, but each has a direct
effect on the eliminative mem
bers of the body, which pre-
vents the proper removal Of the
waste products. This refuse
remains in the stomach and
bowels, and souring forms uric
acid, which the blood quickly
absorbs.
Rheumatism is usually mani
tested in the joints and muscles.
1t is here it's sharpest twinges
Of pain are felt, and stiffening
Of ligaments and tendons first
commence. The pain Of Rheu-
matism is caused by the contact
|'of the sensory nerves with the
|'gMtty, acrid formation which
uric acid causes to accumulate
in the corpuscles of the blood
about the joints. The stiffening
of muscles and joints is usually
gradual. Constantly the blood
deposits the uric acid into the
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TO 10. won; F5aseuelo. ils Gilleman>.
James. los tBarncs,. 8 10 nst to ).
third. Time. 900 4-5. ElEa. I.enshcns
nride Miss Mauisby. Snrege, Ben Otis and
Fourth race--six furlonss-All Agiow.
wE ,a wood. 10. ,,Atkinsl. to !. 5 TO ?.
. 70 =. oven. to :. third. Time. ia
LIEN Gear Koran. Tarascon. Circulate.
Fifth ,oa s mile and MY yards
re. .. 10 T. second: Royalty. lis *
Thine. l:.a - iornan. Says,h. Gaide epeta
'torH ana Duke Of shelby also ran.
w3 H, i,i Jos aGarm"dyi even; TO 9. TO l.
l1c; to ;. second: sascn,a. I0s GMurray5.
t3,l TO :; TO 5. third; Time. 40 -
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FRENCH CHAMPION COMING I.
DATE SET FOR VISIT OF
CARPENTER TO AMERICA
reported That lie VIII Lenve Native
Lnhd March IL and Expects to
IfoN Jack Dempsey.
rBy Associated PrcSl

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Par;s cable
advices received here today state that
Georges Carpenter. European heavy
weight champion. will sail. for this
country on March Il. and expects 10
Don JACK Dempsey for the worlds title
IN the United States during the month
OF september. In addition 10 Carpentier
and his manager, Descamps. the party
VIII include two French puEiI!sts OF
lighter classes. Charles Ledoux and
II is understood that Carpeuticr has
hoth iilm and vaudeville contracts
which VIII occupy his time for four
or hrc months after his arrival in
America. Before the expiration of these
contracts II is expected that the SEN
Satlonal French pugilist will have been
formally signed to meet Dempscv for
the title. which the latter Won from
Jess Willard last July.
Tex Richard, who promoted that con-
test AT Toiedo. refused today to dis
cuss the report that CARPENTER was
coming to this country under contract
with him. 1t is known, however, that
Dcsca1npS has requested Rickard TO
secure matches for both Lcdoux and
Papin. which leads 10 the general eX-
pectation that Richard will announce
the formal matching Of Carpenter and
Dempsey shortly after the formers ar
rival.
in case Dempsey is unavailable for
any reason, Mike O'Dowd, or 4 prom
Using lightweight may be used as Car
penticrs opponent in the Frcnchman's
ring debut in America.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE COZAR
SHORN OF SOME OF POWER
Retains Title of President and $40, 900
Salary, but Snid to he Planning
to Retire.

CHICAGO. Feb. 11..-Ban Johnson is
League A today's meeting he was
Euppert and Clark Griffith being APP
POINTED as committee Of review. with
final and binding powers to review
500 and tin days suspension.
Johnson retains the nominal title OF
P S5s dSn Mt, ,n and his, former, SALARY OF
rent tonight. his pride has been hur,
10 such an extent that he contemplates
resiEnins In the next few weeks.
Other Developments were the dis
the Yankee club; reinstatement Of
Carl Mays as a member OF the New
the National Commission award third
place In the American League race TO
the Yankees and third place prize
May Give Han Pension.
Johnson's dcmotion was brought
about at an informal meeting yester-
case before Johnson's faithful five"
and convinced them that Ban must be
ousted: .lfter that it was only ques-
way as to avoid endanEcring dis
However. when Ban does resign.
there is no doubt tina; the club owners
will award him pension as a reward
for his loyalty and energy in former
years.
~ Alic Joinl meeting Oh the Two DIE
leagues today. Colonel RUPERT and
Frank Navin, representing the Ameri-
can League, and William Neeck and
William T.. Baker. acting for the Ma
tional League. submitted five names
for the Craftsmanship of the National
Commission, TO succeed Garry Herr
mann.
Five Names Mentioned.
The names proposed were: William
II. Edwards. Of New York: Judge
kenesaw ". Lands. OF Chicago; John
Conway Toole, attorney for the Ma
iional League; State Senator James
Walker, OF New York, and Harvey
Woodruff. sporting editor of a Chicago
newspaper
John A. Heydler. president of the
National League. and Ban Johnson.
head of tho American League, who are
TO make the appointment. arc expected
10 reach a decision within two weeks.
OF the foregoing names. those OF
Senator Walker and Mr. Woodruff
were most prominently spoken of for
the position. Retiring Chairman Herr
mann declared to newspaper men that
he favored Woodruff as his successor
because he was of the opinion that
newspaper man was best fitted for the
position a high official in the 'Ameri-
can League said tho name of Judge
Lands could he eliminated as the Fed
cral judge would not be chosen.
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HAVANA ENTRIES

First race-six furlongs-May Craig. So.
i msn .snt,sr. 100; Rey Ennis, ie3; Iaekros".
loj: Lamp Post. 1903: noyat. III stcicI!n. III.
second race,s.N furionSs-Sunningda, 10:
i iS, G iai ii Nike Dixen ,os As;nmp,ion,
bird. ILL., Terrible Misc. liz: Iiinii.t.ud..
IL; M?ry's Magnetic. III
Third racc-flvc and onc-half furlon-s-
Hush, g: Ruby. So: Hannah, l9I: Norso'l,
Belle. l0;; Orleans Girl. 100; Old Eycrs le,;
Polar Cub. 100; Miss Patty. lo7: Black Prime.
Fourth receive and one half furiong. =.
Lady Sweep. 90: The Blue Duke. lol; Sur
piicc, ly2. Top o. the Morning. loo. Si.occo,
ile; STILES Knob; liz: lima frank. lls.
fftth Observation-Disclosures Girl. 81: Re-
Esreso l6e; Walter Mack, 100: Crystal Day.
Sixth racc-nilc and ffty yards-Baloeiu
i"i; Misericord 1o': Unar. 100; Dick B.n.
son. ira: Toisalon March, 100: Piantarcdc Ies:
Frank Burke. Ill
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SPORTS
JACKETS QUINT STRONGER
VARSITY PLAYERS RETURN
TO GAME AFTER ILLNESS
A"u%nI n,ic,nn,,nn Five Plugging Hard Ia
Spiders SATURDAY..
Especial to Tho Ti,-

Especial to The Times -Dispa+ob
ASHLAND, VA, Feb. 1I.@With IN.
championship game with Richmon n1
College only two days or tSc n',Ii
Of the RanIolph- Macon Yciiiow" J Jae eHehs
IS fast rounding into form arain nftcr
DeinE weakened by tho loss az Two
varsity players and several fast .uS
stitutcs because OF sickness
j. j. Scott, varsity forward rot h,,,,
INTO the game this afternoon afier bay.
ing been laid up with Il bad foot o.
several DAYS. Cochran. another Wors ~
player, also donned his fiehtinr tnn,
ana jumped into practice. Lane ami
LtDscomb. substitutes. made their rc
appearance after short spells OF iiincs.
. Lane has been taking the place ~
scott at forward. and has proved thai
ne is IL fast man and accurte goal
shooter. Coach Marshall has einCIoj
him out rs a man who can be depended
upon TO come through in a pinch. Lips.
comb has had less opportunity TO show
the stun he can deliver. but comes Ia
the fore in good style In practice.
Coach Marshall is optimistic Owe,
the prospects Of Randolph Macon con-
ping the basketball championship Of tn.
Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Asso.
citation. ~ The Jackets have won two
games, those against Hamdcn- SidncJ
and William and Mary. and have yet To
go down TO defeat.
The Jackets play Richmond Collec.
at Ashland Saturday night.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

ssffrst race-,hree furlonEs--oh Yes. ia.
xAtunia. ia: Loeb Levin. iIi MARI Heal
~: Guiliman. ia; Josie Gorinan. ~,
s1attie y. Kent. ia IncendIc. ia; Miss
Mthns lli. Northern Lady. lii Alberta
SS1l4: Fading star iii. Also eligible
Va talie. 1lf: "anltap. ll4: BIcrnishvl ia
yeEecond rare---siI rng3---rru" as steel.
a3k: J. +. House, Il3: liunma, lI2: Rarnr-
Etnse. no.: Cobalt, ll0. G. a Curlls.t.i.
$50: Miss Sayonar-a. !oL; Brown Bce !O3.
4gto eligible--Sptcdy Foot 10: ueml.
Ah1: Merry Lass los. Bucxshnt. li3
tEThird race--Aix fur!OnTs---I.ig Ico. 1l".
Hitter Helene. no: Who Cares. Il3: \ :
t Trnmps. ITO: lean !ulant. JIG. Balls
n24y. ioI: cormoran. io7: I-,dy IN b.AcI.
IEFourth rare--six furionfs--A me -icau .ce
h4g; Ultra Gold los osgocd. 10Y Miuu;l
Nseinee 1901 9ic w""ds,en y"" los 'H Ma
I1chess Lace, o. Sir Grafton %
xxEixth race-Inilc and a aiNte"Tih--Piedra
fxy; Sun God. lIs; Saints Bridge liz,
MERCHANT. 1I3: Grandeo. III; E"rneo. ies
S44; Bar One. l0i: Sicata, loo
~ Eleventh. race--mi!t and "A s,x,een,h-
f2Ftan noru. III: courccIies. 1o7. Lad,
Ward, 1867; Hcnurgcman. I0s: Mar Tom
S4s: ~ Vezina; 100: prookland. ioi Rouyi
hsii. ~; Blu. Thistle. los yodcies ias
aShn -. Gss.y: lo:; Harry Rndder. 81 Ais.
ms asrp.ss'ns. 1867 otsers> LII.
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!n William and Mary College. Church
.S3m Athletic Club and Fork Union
.1n last nights basketball carnival az
'Sbe Grays Armory in the Kiohmond
Season Ths ,ri oTs Nen GSr oM6
/ stefeat Richmond College. Keystone
iStthietic Club. OF Petersburg. and the
!. National State and City Bank teams.
ssfhe respective scores were - TO 20 y
tdp "a and 81 to -.
g. In the iriAnsuiar AFFAIR The Eastern
4 Sfrap took the apex position, L being 4
sethrilling engagement. in which the In
Mans outplaycd the Sptors by small.
!. ma rSin due Largely 10 ind!scrcot pass
i3tE and unfortunate goal attempts b.
tthS WesthamPton agFrcEaiion.
4 Sims Quin, IN tho ear!ier par; OF ,h-
4 game However. the Spiders came back
: stronG IN the second half pil!ng IN
teaching to within two points Of tying
: che results Just heCo-. the final Whistle.
S@i Foul Rulc> Out Goal.
Motley HAD trimmed thc ball but
{ Referee Gooch 20 rule out the basAo;.
! Eesier shooting the foul. The latter
J, tster single points. hui wasted FIVE 'ee.
Efese be produced The a-Si score c:
the game, Ave minutes atie- play had
; SARA on the other hand when fiercc
!. failed on -FOUR similar occasions. BtookS
! sSoS 0p ;dc zen. shooting. missing only
ape out q ilrs chances
:
+. a. ccaS .Stsnt game, wlih Close getting
{ tLs -Sa:p on Motley Close Shouo Tor
dcsss ,As-- A-sSe;s IL the ea-iy STAGES
seE 500 S-T~srr passing. Pierce. whc
Tsnt o1Iy tuo erais. secured his while
. eesuFyi-= e-zs5osraSis open space
/. t1S-eaa =; a = strong defensive game
at EEa-a -. :As Spiders. and TOWN.
ieentsaot,i S5s fsSt ac-or ~oFS- The d.
Z miautivs tov--av3 failed 10 count. Mot
.fey aao Zits.-- Cd al The scoring
FOR E.chConi College, except for one
sh.sket. NotilsyS cora.a: i. the Closing
S. a. ih hey sossiusl5a s 9: as!:ecs ,es st:;
/ Eork. Had tie vicious atiack 81 the
shbme club started earlier Their chances
= you'd have been brighter, the whistle
iSlttin6 short their squirt.
~. Fork Union ls Victor.
ts.StartirS the program. Mac" P!ts's
tlSc National State and City team in
tpt slow contest the fnancicrs being
greatly outmatched in size and ability;
hBtay and Mctcalf, OF the Cadet five. led
Vantage over his teammates playing.
tslThe next number was an improve
Whipping the Church Hill bunch hand
ia the PetersburgerS made the fray
,ope- sided and developed into 4 quest
st9r n record by Woodward, who shot
,s4venteen baskets.
.ssThe classy forward played \ calm,
ibpt effective. game; placing SHOTS from
,tYery angie. In the second half, the
fstitutc team. with the exception of
Woodward. Ryan did the stellar work
,f6r the Keystone i've.
ANA large crowd patroniZcd tho Sports
.Aesociat ions maiden program. and was
,EfcatY to variety of basketball. while
t4{ intervals muse by an oschSstTa was
line musicians joiiicd the audience by
.t1eir antics.
,s,Scorc:
Sust NJ tHh
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HAVANA RESULTS

. First race-ffvc and one-half furlonEs-
Superior o. tMerimee>. 2 to I. 4 10 -5...2
to .. 20 &. second: Plain Heather.
10. (Carmody); 70 .. even. 10 :. third,
Time, :nI. Bonnie Bird Sport Fciney
Major Fi;k..: Dona;eilo. Our Maid. CAPITA in
Tony and Nirgic Lee also ran
Second race--fve and one. half furlonps-
ioness George. los or; GarnerD : tot. .
70 l. 10 .. won; p. &. Girl. lU2 ,Tayihr,
los tBarncs), 4 10 ]. 10 ). 10 g. thir,It
Time. 1907 Baby Bonds. Precious Icwei
RED. Sophia X. Lutland. Leoma. Tranby
and Prince Easy also ran
Third racc-iive and one-haif furlonss-
Ed Garrison. los (Carmody). I to 2 cNcn
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,,Wiiiiam and Mary. Richmond College.
WOOlEM MILLS B0WLERS
!; DEFEAT RICHMOND DAIRY
either Cosby Carries on High Indi-
* yiduaI Iionors and Aids I'm
q (-lOthicrS' Victory.

tsht the Recreation Alleys last night
.ASike" Deasy and his l.. S. Wooden
stills team took Colonel Burch and
Sps Richmond. DairW,into camp in TWO
nAit of the three games rolled. The
yHolonel- was considerably handi-
cnpped by having TO roll two dummies,
&filst Mike" had only TO contend
with one dummy score.
sfIuther Cosby carried off both thr
High individual game honors and high
three game honors with counts Of Els
and 561 respectively. Others break
ing the select 100" class were Cor
Hon, with 215; Bell, with PIP, and
tMike" Deasy. with 2l5.
tAThe scorcS:
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The Strong Withstand The Winter
Cold Heller linn The X<aL

Old people who are feeble and younger
people who are weak. will be strength
ened and enabled to go through the
cold weather by taking GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. which is
simply IRON and QuININF; suspended
in syrup. So pleasant even children
like il. You can soon feel its Strength
ening, 1nvirorating Effect. Price Coo.
ADV,
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IWOODBERRY QUINT WINS
Meats Team of Massnnutten Acade M y
~ in Snnppy Game by Score
nj ~ ~

FOREST. VA. Feb. H.
rrAfter a game that was snappy and
mled with good playing from start 10
fEUish the Woodbury. Forest Da. kct
f49l team defeated tho Iuiut Of Mas
Academy her" this afternoon
Eisf the score OF s, 10 %
HThe game VAS closer than tho scor"
would indicate. ~ the end OF the first
half the teams were neck ana nccil
In. the Anal period tho Woodbcrry lads
slAWly forged ahead.
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Richmond DAiH

At the Recrea ton Alleys tonight the Cuhe
pa Indians. OF the Junior League. are
Sheduled to cia9h. while at tn. Palace.
pttrclls and McRacs come together In th..
hRi game Of tMc CIT. I.asgua.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE CUNT
BEATS TIGERS WITH!EASE
iounEer'S Ontnt No Match for Saw
bones and Never Have Chnnce
to (:nfn Victory

Hampden-Sidney's basketball team
was no match for the Ncdicocs last
night at the y. w. c. a.. the local Quint
the fine fashion As TO IA. AS usual.
Dean Murray ran rings around the
Medicos opponents. getting nine bas-
tcmpts. while his mate. Ncale pushed
him with fourteen points.
Tho Tigers were fresh from Ashland
where last night they received n set
hack from the Jackets. but by a small
or score. They were completely off
color. besides being no match for, the
Sawbonos' machine.
Score: -, =
Medical College. fIampdcn Shiny /
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kaylEE!S;ds y<Ks:EJ;4

Freight Services
Ne York to Manchcs
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o Ilymou
York to Cbcrbour
York ChcrbOu
to
York to ndondcrr yandG
to nd
N 10 ymOuth Hnyrc nd
n to Iivcrp
New York. to Iivcrpool.
to and Souhnm
to Chcrlpoupr
q I1nlo ndcrryan Glasgow
and
Saiings to
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MARSHALL|TES WIN TWICE JOHNSON'S WINGS CLIPPED t
DEFEAT COLLEGE SCRUBS
AND BLACKSTONE ACADEMY
First Game Captured by Score of ~
10 =. After Hard Fight, hut
Second Is IiStlcSs

John Marshall High Schools basket
bal! teams both won victories yes;er-
Gay afternoon a; the y. ". {. \. The
scrubs III an exciting, spectacular con-
test by a score of 81 10 % after which
the High School reserves won out over
the nNe from Blackstone High school
in time. embarrassing affair. result
Ing in a score OF n 10 |.
The first game was surprise TO
many, VINO had expected i walkovc-
Tor the Inequalities. But i; seemed
that the. failure Of the High school
hoys to do better was not du, SO much
TO get into tn" game at the out; set.
Tho college scrubs got away with
whirlwind start, and ii was several
able 10 score
Struggle Proves Close.
After the public school lads did set
started the contest was close. Al three
different times during thc first half TN,
score was tied. HrSt one side and then
the other forging ahead, but the period
ended with the score i 20 IL IN the col
lcSianS favor.
In the second half. however. the John
Marshall team seemed TO wake up and
came back with q rush that scored four
goals on the others inside OF 4 min
ute. Anothcr. goa! followed. and The
or;,l minutes they seemed 10 have dim
Guilty in maintaining it. hat from then
ON they steadily drew away from the
FIRST GAME.
" y po,,,,o, r ,:;sn
GGrESI ,g III fo ,.ns1 Jones
T T%;i@ lei ss9 RSsrs ..sIebttS SSS
NJ: 5hc i iq.; subs4;itia''opps15jo ohm Nar;
Jones' :s carroll. 5 Hicks. 5: Harcrovc. ;:
sSoE ' Marlin q ngGsr. i; Tcd sE'Gse Foul
Time Of haIvcs-ao minutes of,cials-
hcGton: a
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SPORTS
''P|DERs DEFEATED, 22-2Q..
JOSE IN LAST MINUTE OF
GAME AT GRAYS' ARMORY
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