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CHARLES LOGAN .
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Stritt got 222 and a little Bit more,
but he just happened to be riding the
wrong boat.
The Western Unions were not sure Of
their match with the Langsenkamps un-
til the last pin bit the dust. They man
aged to get the odd game.
Krag of the Langsenkamps came near
upsetting the best laid plans of men
and beasts when he put the sklds under
a 204. but he quit after giving his team
one win.
There was only one prominent starlight
In the Star circuit. The feature bowler
was Stitch, granting him the title by
virtue of the $40 he got In the closing act.
Stitch shot with the Newsies and with
Bulach's assistance he trimmed the ears
off of the Freshmen.
Kelly's Operators finished the night
with clean slate. The Admen forfeited
TO them.
The Piedups pied the Makeups three
times In a row and didn't have to do any
thing spectacular TO put over the deal.
The Bee-Vee- Dees of the Rotary league
didn't give the Deuces Wild a chance to
get In out Of the cold until after they had
won the first two games.
Clark had a large evening. He kicked
in with 228 the FIRST thing of the bat,
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TEAMS START
LINING UP.
SPORTS-DANCING
MARION CLUB BASEBALL DANol

MARION CLUB BASEBALL DANCE
The Marion Club Baseball association
will give an entertainment and dance at
the Marion club. March II. and the com
mittee in charge is planning a great
time for the members and friends of the
organization.
The Marion club ball tossers will start
training I'm their gymnasium this week
and all members of last years d. A. e..
team are requested TO report at the club
to Mr.. Ulrey or Stanley FEEBLE as soon S
possible Rex Dawson, Joe Meo. Bah
Msttern. Ernie HUM, Reagan Nancy and
ers in the city are also requested to get
in touch with FEEBLE at the Marion club
or the @. II. Westiug sporting goods
store. The Marion club team will play
most of its games out of the city, and
state mines desiring games are requested
to address the baseball manager care of
the Marion club.
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STATE PRIZE WALTZ FRIDAY

A big entry list is forming for the
state championship $50 prize waltz to be
given at the Athenaeum the coming Fri
day night and all the thrills of high
class dancing are promised when the star
walters of the city and state take the
floor. Paul Gibson and Ida Abbott
partners in several previous prize events,
are threatened with having their prestige
lowered, according to gossip heard among
the city's dancers. Several experts of the
light fantastic who claim better rating
than Gibson have entered. and they are
out to capture the big Donors. John
sons orchestra will supply the music
and dancing will start at 0 p. IN. and
continue until / q. m. There will be
dancing for both the prize contestants
and others. making Il full evenings pro-
gram. In addition to the city's star
walters there will be prominents there
from Eft. Wayne, Evansville, Vincennes
and Terre Haute No entry fee is
charged, the admission price Of so cents.
or 81 a couple, covering everything.
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Canoe Club Goes After
WOmen's Swim Tourney

Should the indianapolis Athletic and
Canoe club be granted the sanction for
the national 900 yard women's free style
and mems 15O- yard back stroke swim
ming championships, some of the coun-
try's foremost water stars will be seen
In competition here during the latter part
of next month.
The Canoe club is forming a swimming
team under the direction of William s.
Merriam, one of the best and most widely
known coaches in the country. For sew
eral years he was connected with the
Independent Athletic club and before
coming here was a member Of the worlds
championship team OF the Illinois Ath
letic club. If the 1. A A. c. is awarded
the above events they will be staged In
the Marion club pool, as the proposed
Canoe club pool will not be completed
until the latter part of June.
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Gantner and Thomas also pounded the
pins fairly well for the Wheeler Schebler
quintet and they eventually won the odd
game from the Kingans.
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French Mat Champion
Bids for Caddock Bout

NEW YORK. Feb. 24-George Ken
nedy, the Montreal promoter and man
ager of the French wrestling champion
Salvatore Chevslier, left last night for
home. Kennedy is ready to match Saliva
dore with any rival to prove his right
TO a match with Stecher for the title.
He is anxious to meet Caddock. Saliva
dore claims he forced Caddock to side
step the tournament in Paris, at which
the Frenchman won the championship,
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DePauw Repeats Over
Aggies in Rough Play

GREENCASTLE. Ind, Feb. 24.-In a
fast game, married by rough play, De-
Paw again decisively downed the Michi-
gan Aggie Ave here last night, 81 to is.
Capt. Cannon played q stellar game for
the winners and Rigbie and Kurtz d.
vided the honors there was for the losers.
The game saw Curtis, a DePauw veteran,
reinstated through an examination. He
went to center when Gipson was taken
out on fouls, Miller going back to back
guard.
Miller and Cannon set the crowd wild
with n repetition of their famous under
net play, the half ending 16 to 10 in
favor of the Old Gold. The second half
frequently rivaled a football game for
roughness. Three men were taken out,
both Gipson and Garrett having gathered
the necessary four personal fouls. Referee
Evans sent Higbie out Of play for alleged
fstics tactics. DePauw's offensive was
overwhelming in the second period.
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WGRAW DENIES
STONEHAM BREAK

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The rumor that
John J: McGraw, manager of the Giants,
and Charley Stoneham, owner Of the
New York team, had engaged in a fstic
battle recently in Havana was branded
rs absolutely false by the Giant man
Rger IN a cablegram to New York late
yesterday. The story of the quarrel was
based on statement made in San Fran
cisco by Jose Mendolos. a Cuban painter
Mendolos said that McGraw and Stone
ham had come to blows following some
bitter words at a Havana roof garden.
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BROSSEAN AND
O'DOWD TO BOX

MONTREAL, Feb. 24.-Eugene Bros
seau, the champion Canadian middle
weight, knocked out Young Ahearn, once
middleweight champion Of Europe, In the
first round of a scheduled ten round bout
here last night. After the fight Paddy
Mullins, manager of Mike O'Dowd.
worlds middleweight champion, signed
Rrosseau to fight the Yankees here on
May "a for the worlds championship.
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Important Turner Practice

The South Side Turner basket men will
run through a stiff drill at the Prospect
street gymnasium tomorrow night and
Capt. Rice requests that all players re-
port, as some important business mat
ters will be decided after practice The
Turner's are after a game with strong
Independent team for Saturday night and
IL is probable that the deal will go
through. If so, the game will be played on
the Turner court
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Champions Come and
Go, but KiLbdne Is
Still TOting CrO,Un
Cleveland IriShMGn in Ninth
Year as Feather King as
He Meets VaIger.

Johnny Kilbane is In his ninth year as
the featherweight champion. Since
Wsshington's birthday of 1912, when he
won the championship from Abe Atell,
he has seen a long file OF champions
walking from the royal parlors to OBJ
security.
In eight years Jack johnson and Jess
Willard have come and gone as heavy
weight champions, and Jack Dillon as
light heavyweight title holder The mid
dleweight division has paid homage TO
Frank Klaus. George Chip and Al Me
Coy. Ad Wolgast, Willie Richie and
Freddie Welsh have had their whirl at
greatness in the lightweight ranks and
the bantams have been ruled by Johnny
COulon and Kid Williams.
VALGER FINALLY
GETS CHANCE.
Since 1917, when Kilbane left his class
and ran into the lone knockout OF his
career by Benny Leonard. the light
weight champion, boxing fans have been
adding the Cleveland Irishman to the
ranks of the passing stars every time he
faced any kind OF opponent Tomorr0w
best featherweight among the contenders.
Benny Nager, the New York boy, who
has been chasing him for two years The
usual floral wreaths and a space In the
puglistic obituary column have been re-
served by some of the wise ones for the
champion.
Kilbane may be through. Certainly at
the age of 80 he has passed his prime.
but it is doubtful that he has gone back
enough to let Valger knock him out and
as it is a no-decision bout nothing but a
short period OF sleep will remove the
crown from his head. The New Yorker.
who has taken upon himself the title OF
the French FASH is aggressive, fast
rather clever, but he is not overladen with
a punch. For that matter Kilbane
seems to have lost his to some extent
But the champion has been milling
around for a long time and he knows
fight many no-decision battle with his
head when the steam has all departed
from his arms
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AMATEUR GUESTS START.

BOSTON. Feb. 24.-The seventeenth
annual Glass 1872 balkline billiard
tournament opened here last night at the
Boston Athletic association with David
McAndless of Chicago, the present Glass
A champion, paired with Julian Rice,
who recently won the Class champion.
ship in Brooklyn. McAndless won his
match by a score of 300 to 1877 his high
runs being so, 10 and 80. Two matches
will be played daily for ten days.
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BOXING
STARS APPEAR IN
DE. PONTHIEU BENEFIT

PARIS, Feb. 2i-Georges Carpenter.
European heavyweight champion; Jen
Smith, American middleweight; Frank
Brown and K. o. Loughlin, who are here
with the American manager. AL Lippe, are
TO appear In a special exhibition match
here March 10, to be given for the bene-
ft of Louis de POnthleu. the French
featberweigbt champion, whose arm was
recently
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Former Soldier Wins Race

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-From a field
OF thirty seven starters, Frank Zuna
Of Staten Island, won the twenty Are
mile road race through the streets OF
Brooklyn Monday in 2 ST :53 1-5. The
greater part of the route was covered
with slippery frozen snow, and the win
ner's time was remarkable considering
the condition of the course. zuna Is a
member of the Frank B. Whitney post.
American legion, and after he returned
from active service in France won the
Trenton to Camp Dix marathon run last
var
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wagers. Ono continuous uproar, which
sounds more hysterlcai than the roofing
OF baseball fans, gives 10 the jai alai
building the nickname palace Of Noise"
The players, many OF whom remain
for more than twenty years,
despite the fact that the game is far
more strenuous than baseball, refresh
rest periods. Jai- alai professionals all
wear muStaches and resemble the photo
graphs OF big league baseball stars taken
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thirty years ago. Rumors Of crooked
ness are numerous and elaborate efforts
are taken to prevent the fixing" Of
games. The umpires are players and
every match Is watched by three Of them.
one OF whom has the deciding voice in
dispute between the other two.
Jal-alal WAS introduced into Cuba from
Spain shortl5 after the Spauish-American
war. Gen. Wood, when governor of Cuba,
was au enthusiastic devotee of the game
and an accomplished player.
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DUNDEE SAYS HE'S CHAMP.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Johnny Dundee
has laid claim to the worlds lightweight
Leonard is unable to scale at 135 pounds
ringside, the figure which prevailed when
he won the title from Welsh. Dundee
has engaged In more than 800 bouts and
has suffered only one knockout In his
career, and he afterward defeated Willie
Jackson, who turned the trick.
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College Card This Week
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
DePauw vs.. Notre Dame at GreencastIa.
Wabash vs.. Michigan Aggies at Craw-
louisville.
WEDNESDAY
Purdue VS.. Indiana at Lafayette
Notre Dame VS.. Wabash at Crawfords-
vile.
Dentals VS.. Rose Poly at Terre Haute.
THURSDAY
st. Joseph VS.. Valparaiso at yaipa-
raise.
FRIDAY
DePauw vs.. Franklin at Franklin.
Earlham VS.. Butler at Butler Gym
SATURDAY
Indiana VS.. Ohio state at BLOOMINGTON.
DePauw VS.. Lake Forest at Green
castle.
Nebraska VS.. Valparaiso at Valparaiso.
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BALL

LEAGUE LEADERS LAST NIGHT.
Star league, Stitch (Newsboys). ...... p
Manufacturers league, Strack
(Wheeler- Schebler) ............... 2.
Rotary league, Clark bee Wee Dees). .:
Commercial league, Sheets (Marmon
Boostcrs) ................... u
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GOuIlet and Egg Arrive

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Alfred Goullet
and Oscar Egg arrived here today on the
French liner La Savoie, Goullet's arrival
being surprise to the promoters of the
six-day bicycle race, which will take
place here March to Is.
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ADAIR STOPS DENNY.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24-Barney
at the end of the fifteenth round in their
fight here last night. After the fifth
round Adair was the aggressor and won
every round. The men fought at welter-
weights
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pounded out 101 in the second round
and so on and so forth.
IF Hall and his 1O1 had stayed at home
where they belonged the "Beevers' would
have made II a clean win.
The Bell Hops stayed up over the 500
mark and won from the Pork Crops
every time.
McElwaine got a double century and
two other clever counts for the Pork
Chops, but his work didn't look so very
good when stacked up with that OF
Field, Bell Hop eDchor
The Shoe str, ,gs had no easy time win
ming the rubber contest from the Worry
Chasers.
Reitzell went to second in the one
game class with 221 count.
The Marmon Boosters had close call
In their match with the Central Union
Telephones. Two big scores by Dibble
and Sheets pulled them out on top.
The Langsdale Gas forgot their prayers
and the Hoosier OIL slipped 1t over on
them two times.
The Keyless Locks tried starting at
the bottom and going to the top, but
they didn't get there until slow music
was being played. They were bucking
he Hoosier OILS.
Mescall was good every time, and he
topped his work with 212.
Piez tried hard to do something for
the good of the Gibson Aucos, but the
Link Belts wouldn't give him a hearing.
The Prospect Gas outfit fought the
Midwest No. 1 shooters Off their feet,
winning by a hairs breath In the odd
game.
The Citizens Gas opened with a loss
to the Martin Parry Corporation, but
came back and took the gravy in the
next two.
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AWARDS AT WABASH.

CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind, Feb. "a
The Wabash Athletic association will
award honor sweaters and letters Wednes-
day morning at chapel to members Of the
1919 track and baseball squads, and to
the 1920 football men. Service stripe
sweaters for seniors have not arrived yet.
but all other men will receive sweaters
who have been awarded letters.
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EASY FoR TAR BABY

MEMPHIS. Feb. 24.-Sam LAngford.
Boston negro heavyweight. knocked out
Battling" Gahee, Memphis negro, In the
second round of scheduled eight round
bout here last night.
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MOORE AND sHARKEY DRAW.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 24.-Pal Moore
of Memphis and Jack Sharkey Of New
York fought twelve rounds here last
night, Moore excelling in in-fghting, but
Sharkey landing the harder blows. Under
the state laws no decision could be
given, but 1t looked like draw.
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Win Cathedral Pennant

The Cathedral Mosquitoes defeated the
Scorpions. 16 to IA, and by doing so
clinched the Cathedral Basketball league
pennant The Crickets defeated the
Harps In the other game of Monday.
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OTHER MONDAY BOUTS.

At Philadelphia-Lew Tender knocked
out Allentown Dundee in the second
round of a scheduled six round bout.
At Bayonne, n. Johnny Howard
and Jack Clark fought an eight round
draw.
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KRAMER BEATS JACKSON.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 24.-In a
no. decision ten round bout hero last
night Harry Bramer Of the Pacific coast
administered a rather severe laclng to
Nate Jackson Of Oklahoma City.
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TREMArNEe SHOWS PUNCH.

AKRON, o.. Feb. 24.-Carl Tremaine,
Cleveland midget, knocked out Eddie
Lavery, Akron, in the eighth round last
night The fashy Cleveland boy reg
istered two knockdowns early in the
fight
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uLIN FINISH EAST.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 24-Illinois
basket shooters last night beat the
GopheIs 90 to 20. At the end of the first
half Minnesota was leading, 0 to S. Illi-
nois maintained a terrific pace in the last
session and Minnesota was unable to
meet il.
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HOLT KISSES CANVAS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-Tommy
Holt of England made his debut in a ring
here last night by losing to Battling
Philadelphia. Murray knocked the
down five times In the first
round. After he had 6oored Holt twice
In the second officials stopped the bout.
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Stecher Works East

ROCHESTER,, N Y, Feb. A.-Joe
Stecher, worlds heavyweight wrestling
champ. today holds a victory over Tom
Draak of Holland, whom he defeated in
straight falls last night.
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PelI Defends Title

BOSTON, Feb. 24.-Clarence c. Pell of
New York, playing through in the ma
tional amateur racquets championship
tournament, yesterday retained his title
by defeating Stanley G. Mortimer of
New York in the final match. The scores
were 9-15, 1879, 15-2, 1913.
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YITn noWNs CARNEY.

QUINCY, Mass, Feb. 24.-Johnny Vito
of Chelsea WIS awarded the decision
over Billy Carney OF New Bedford In
ten rounds here last night
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BOY McCoRMICK WINS.

Cormick, English light heavyweight, won
a decision over Sailor Ed Petroskey In
a ten-round bout here yesterday under
the auspices of the Mare Island naval
training camp.
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Clark had large evening. He kicked
in with a 226 the first thing of the bat,
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10000 Francs Awarded
Carpenter for Boxing
Prestige Won for France

PARIS, Feb. 24.-For the prestige
he has given boxing in France, and
the help he has lent in the progress
of physical training, Georges Carpen-
tier, French heavyweight and chal-
longer for the worlds championship
title, has been awarded a grand prize
of 10000 francs by the French acsd-
envy of sports.
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HAUGEN WINS SKI EVENT.

DENVER, Feb. 24.-Anders Haugen Of
Dillon, Cole, won the professional event
of the interstate ski tournament here
yesterday with a jump OF ia feet.
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pounded out 10t in the second round
and so on and so forth.
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LOCAL ELKs CLEAN Up.

DETROIT, Feb. 24.-Indianapolis and
Port Huron bowlers were the gold medal
winners in the Elks national bowling
tournament just finished here. Indian.
apoIis No. 8 fve-man team with a score
of 1908, took down. the medals for this
event, while NJ. walters and c. Allen Of
Port Huron rolled 1,211 in the doubles.
John Nancy of Detroit with $50 topped
the list of individuals and j. Pritchett
of indianapolis landed the high prize
in the all-events. In the class A doubles
M. Waters and c. Allen, Port Huron,
won first with 1,211: Rasmussen and
Harshman, Indianapolis, won third with
/ 100; Miller and Blue, Indianapolis, won
seventh with 1,164, and Westover and
Pollard, Indianapolis, won ninth with
1 1888. In the five-man teams, Indianap-
oils No. 3 won first with 1893; Indianap-
oils No. won fifth with $500, and In
dianapolis No. l won seventh with 2,7s7
In the all events J. Pritchett, Indian
apolis, won first with 1850, and A NJ
Pollard, Indianapolis won fifth with
l .S07 In the singles A. NJ. Pollard, In
dianapolis. won ninth with 62O
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HURLEY KEATS HARRY.

DETROIT, Feb. 24.-Joe Hurley of
Syracuse decisiveIy outpointed Frank
Barry, Milwaukee, in a ten round bout
here last night
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ROSS STILL WINNING.

ADELAIDE, Australia, Feb. o4-Nor-
man Ross, the American. swimming IN
the Australian 440-yard Championship
yesterday.
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Of a scheduled twelve round boxing con-
test here last night The men are heavy
weights
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WARSAW, Ind, Feb. 2t.--Twelve high
school teams of Kosciueko county are
entered In the annual county basket
Friday and Saturday, Feb ri and Is.
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The Piedups pied the Makeups three
times in a row and didn't have to do any
thing spectacular to put over the deal.
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sMITH SCORES x o.

AKRON. o., Feb. 24.-sergt- Rev Smith
OF Newark, N J., knocked out Jack
connors cf New York IN the second round
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IF Hall and his i01 had stayed at home
where they belonged the "Beevers' would
have made Il clean win.
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RED HOLDOUT
RANKS BREAK

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 24.-OutfeIder
Earle Neale late yesterday signed his
1920 contract with the Cincinnati Ma
tionals. The remaining holdouts of the
worlds champions are ROush Ruether,
Eller. kopf, Daubert and Groh. Roush
however. has intimated that he will go
south with the team and President Herr
mann believes the others will sign in a
few days.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24-President John
A. Heydler of the National league ex-
poets to confer with Ban Johnson of the
American league here before the end of
the week for the purpose of naming a
new chairman Of the National commits
sion. 1t became known today.
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The Bell Hops stayed up over the 500
mark and won from the Pork Crops
every time.
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Strack was high single game man in
the Manufacturers loop again last night
He went about as big rs peanut in his
first round but passed everybody with
227 In the second.
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McElwaine got a double century and
two other clever counts for the Pork
Chops, but his work didn't look so very
good when stacked up with that OF
Field, Bell Hop eDchor.
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The top count is the only one that
won a game for the Imperials. The
National Forties walloped EN- by one
pin in the second and won the third
without trying.