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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Cochrune Going Back to
London Won't Talk F1oht
British Promoter Either Has
CInChed Big Bout Or He Has
Abandoned Hope-Take
Your Choice.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.--one OF two
things was the most important deyel-
optnent IN today's fight activities
tnAries Is. Cochrane either has
clnched the Dempsey Carpentier fight
or ne has abandoned all hope.
Inc London promoter. who has been
mere several weeks with what he calls
a signed Carpenter contract has
day. ""'u' b
Does that mean that you have so
cured Dempsey signature to your con
uact, he was asked tonight.
III ! haven't the deal closed now.
may have 4 by Saturday IL not, | viii
rot worry he answered
Ioehrane made two imperative
statements during his talk
II the fight Is staged in 1890 viii
he the promoter, for have an ironclad
contract with Manager pescamps. and
u ] do stage the fight, II will not be
in America" he said
Last week | was asked II | would
ne willing TO stage the fight in New
Jersey. and ! answered that | would
consider IT, | have thought It over and
arrived at the decision thar would
not try to hold 1t in this country" he
said "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
BASEBALL MANAGERS.

Baseball managers may be divided
INTO two distinct classes. to-wit: 1.
THOSE. who please the fans, and .. those
who do not. Any manager who wins,
pleases the bugs whereas a S., 900 OOO
sensation who can not produce results
doesn't step in for praise by any means.
NO city in Dixie has produced a
more variegated assortment Of leaders
than Memphis. Experimenting along
these lines long ago has surpassed the
output or the Rockefeller and Smith
sonlan institutions combined But since
1904 no club owner In this city has been
DARN. VA man
Charley Frank put a pennant winner
across the hurdles in 1903 and left the
nucleus for another to Lew Whistler
IN 1904 Charley Babb made threat
enlng gestures at a flag In 1907 but fell
on his ear in the flag end of the sea-
son and was located in second place
at the finish--two points back of At
lanta. Bris Lord then came along in
1915 and held to third place, for a
change. But since Bris faded from the
picture no other leader has been able
TO HIT Memphis from the depressing
enVlronS OF a second division berth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Likes London.

London is the logical scene have
q place there where the fight can 90
to finish without any danger OF hay-
ing II stopped few hours before the
bout | know the ground thoroughly
over there and arm sure the fight would
be a success as q financial venture,
There Is nothing sure about the nght
game nv America
The RritiSher admitted. however, that
u later Developments turned tho tide
o. favor toward America that he would
dispose Of his contract TO some AIueri.
can promoter II Carpeuticr did not oh.
lect In this connection he denied that
Tex Rickard was Interested with him.
Prospect OF a fight before late in 1890
seemed remote when he declared that
he favored some time iu September, hut
Carpenter wants II postponed untn
some time In December in order to get
good rest before starting To get In con
dition for his supreme effort
Eumors that Carpenter aud his man
aEer Descamps, had reached the part
ing Of the ways because Cochrano had
signed him too early FOR the fight we're
disCredited lay the linElIshman.
Il have q good reason for knowing
that 1t Is not so,' b" said
Cochrane also took occasion 10 DENY
that his contract would not be valid In
America
u can prevent him from fighting in
America just as well as In France or
England while any contract exists, he
dprlare
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

1914 he was sold to New Orleans. He
was there during the seasons of 1914,
10, is, II. and was captain of the cmb
during this time. In 1918 Bob asked
To- 10 De ezra traded to Chattanooga, which was
ms nome town, and through the friend :
snip OF Johnny Dobbs he went to Chaf-
ttasnooga. During the 1919 season Charlie
FRANK wanted an old head to steady his
Youngsters, and set his eyes on Hig-
gins After about two weeks negotiat
ing Charlie finally landed him and
placed him in charge of the club on
the field, From the moment Bob as
sumed the retns the club began to forge
to the top and won the pennant in
great finish. Bob improved the club
tully so per cent, He made an ideal
leader and the youngsters worked their
heads off for him.
During his IA years of baseball. bar
ring the short season Of 1918, Higgins
fas only been on one club that finished
below third place
He should be a great manager for
the Crackers this wear and he will have
the support of Atlanta fans, who think
Bob Is the greatest in the business.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
KEARNS AFTER BOB
MARTINS MANAGER
Warns Jimmy Bronson to
Cease Spreading Report
Dempsey Was Stacker.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan 2t.--Jack
kearns. manager OF Jack Dempsey
heavyweight champion Of the world, has
sent the following telegram TO Jimmy
z Bronson. manager OF Bob Martin.
heavyweight champion OF the AEF. In
France;
''fn justice to Jack Dempsey, worlds
heavyweight champion, I must demand
that you cease Immediately your propa :
ganda that you are now starting
throughout the country In your efforts
10 boost Bob Martin and to promote q
fight between him and Carpenter by
sending out literature which Is false
and misleading. in which you are al :
tempting to convey an impression that
Jack Dempsey was q draft dodger and
unfit TO represent America In titular
battles.
II have in my possession now a lettc,
which you are sending broadcast quot :
ing unwarranted resolutions 10 show
Dempsey was a draft dodger and which
YOU are using In an effort to boost your
fighter
Your action is the most outrageous
ever attempted by a manager and a
rival fighter, Real sportsmen do no,
have to adopt those methods and II
there are any more moves like that on
your part ! will he forced TO take the
proper legal action"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
BILL BRENNAN, UMPIRE.

Bill Brennan has been signed TO a
WV contract 70 umpire In the South.
ern league, Bin Is capable handler
OF the indicator. but the greatest fault
hali players In Dixie's major had Ia
ma with him last season was that he
was too quick on the trigger RiI
never hesitated 20 Danish an athlete
al the least provocation. being a trifla
hastY In this regard.
y ~ only natural for ball player 10
emit sauawk when he figures no is
Eettlhg q rotten deal, and several al
Them on the Memphis club never hest /.
lated to cut loose with a string of
BACK talk when they were buncoed ont
oI ANYTHING. The result was thar the
Shieks led the league when II came 10
being fined by umpires, and RiIl Br.ns
nan plastered more fines on local hal,
players than any other arblter In the
Bin, rs said before. is the most
capable umpire In the league. beyond
any question. But he would be still
better arbiter II he would only remove
me chip from his shoulder and Give
the boys n little leeway instead ~
hustslhg them off the field and TO the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
METHODIST UNION
PLANS APPROVED
Merger of North and South
Branches Now Up for Rati-
fication by Churches.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. 21.--Merger
OF the Northern and Southern branches
under new constitution and assum-
ing the name of the Methodist church
was agreed upon by the commission of
unification of the Methodist Episcopal
churches in joint session here last
night. The recommendations, If adopt
ed by the general conferences, would
eliminate the breach which came about
nearly 75 years ago over the slavery
question and which has kept the APP
proximately 100000 members of the
Northern and Southern churches at
differentiaIs.
Included among the recommendation
of the joint commission was a pro-
posal that the reunited church have A
supreme general council of 500 mem-
bers chosen from the seven regional
conferences. Six of the regional bodies
would have approximately 1000, 600
members each. while the seventh would
comprise the negro membership OF
3O3,000 In three of these conferences
the Northern branch would predomi-
nate and Southern congregations would
control three others.
The Northern church will vote on
the merger next May, it was said, and
If the, merger is approved, the South
ern church will call a special session
to act the DrOnnSal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
FOOTBALL VS.. BOXING.

mere Is more prejudice against hoy.
Ing tnan any other sport, and the oen-
eral Impression among those who are
ss n win the marquis Of Queens
sport extant. ~ "'"'
sut compare boxing and football. Who
ever gets broken leg, a smashed col.
iar bone or a broken neck In boxing3
no" many get II In football? Quite a
Few curing the course Of season. There
course OF one season than In five wears
Of boxing. '''
Box Ing brings together men of equal
weight, science and experience, There
Is a referee to see that no foul Ia com.
mltted. There Is no hitting when a man
football Is a great pame and all Of
tnat, but there are 10 to one chances
OF getting hurt performing on the arid.
iron than In the ring,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
FOR EXAMPLE

One of the brightest entries in the
game today is Joe jackson of the Soy
yet the best that Joe can do is f.
sign his own name. Would he be a
WhirlW1nd success as a boss?
+ me ability to play and .tlae ability
TO manage are widely 81 I'd arts
POSSESSION of one does essariiv
mean that the other is M
velopad. wei ue-
In contrast to Jackson Is the anna fnp
case OF Connie Mack, manager Of fhe
Athletics. Though rated the Wises and
shrewdest leader in the game, this man
SOLD eout his million dollar arrav If
players and hasn't been out of the Gel
lar since. He still retains his brains
ana ability but he hasn't any talent to
Base hits drive across the runs but
keen IDEAS in ones mind can not as
slst poor batter to connect.
McCloskey believes that with the
proper men he can gain the heights
rom watkins, president of the Chicks
mas mas told him to shift around and obtain
the men. 0"'s'ih
1t is now up to John J.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
VICTORY LEAGuE

HIN and Guthrie were victorious
tuesday IN two fast games Of basket
haR In the Victory league NH TOOK
NE measure Of lauderdalc by the score
OF -. and Guthrie was leading I,enov
lo-2 when hostiiities we're snsnSrd l,o,5IoN
lauderdalc substitute beron,ing
confused; neatly pegged a goal thai NM
Hlli m the lead, where they rcmainad
Guthrie staged a rough house affair
with Leno,N and caused the game to TO
De stopped IN IA" early part Of the
armiStice. ''"E Ill
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Vegetables,

=, Bcain,ss1Mavy, per h., sac; Lima, per
O. Peas-California black-eyed per h.,
Onons-Sacked, 100 lbs, s7oo@7 IN.
Spanish, crate, $3,25@35O; California
.Potatoes-Cwt, all varieties, s525
Cabbagc-Texas. cyyt., ssoo@8 o..
Northern, cwt., $3.50; Florida, crate
peppers-Ilamper, $3.50.
Cucumbers-Hot house, SoOOa2. so per
dozen. He'
Lettuce-~California crate. s2,0O92 o.
telery-Bunch, California, 81 256p1 20
Caulitlower-Cfato. 81 OOm325
Toma toes--TeXas Is, $3.50: Cuban 81.
Florida Is, A.50W600
sweet Potatoes -Rushel .sl.75q2 90.
Carrots-Bushel basket, $2.0O
Egg Piants-Do2en. So 60d3.O0
Bunch vegetables, dozen, coca 100,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

yf acSs Inc frst time they opened theh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
THEY ALL FAILED.

Donlin,, Stark, Barger and Moriarty
each took swing and failed to CON
meet from one cause or another.
me eX,Giant star was not the man
for the job the former Tiger picked IN
typhoid and was laid out flat on bis
pack before he had chance to show
ms ability. While reclining in n hos
pltal he was in poor position to drive a
pan club through a hot Campaign
stark had poor material and CIV had
insufficient dynamite. "''u
Just what John j. McCloskey can ac-
complish, then, is the problem which
confronts 100000 fans in the CITY Of
Memphis The oldtimer comes in with
a regular ring to his Irish name: he
brings along an abundance of expe-
rlence and private line of ideas. Al
ne asks is half way chance to work
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
DOW JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Next meeting
OF federal reserve board in Chicago
Mhere members will confer with bankers
Friday.
General Motors corporation expected
TO handle gross business of $1,000, 900, 900
ms year and show net earnings of
$l46,O00 600 before taxes.
Federal court orders receiver of New
York Railways company to return to
owners the Fourth and Madison avenue
line, making the third important line
separated from railway system since
it passed into receivers hands.
House and senate conference dead
locked on railroad bills and expected
will shortly report to respective bodies
that they can not agree.
Gov, Harding in announcing greater
publicity from reserve board meetings
says members do not want to be par
ties to schemes that will boost any
stocks or depress them.
Average price 20 industrials, 1903 4S;
up 10.
Twenty railroads. 746S; off .O3
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
RED TRAINING GAMES

TNVTNNATT Ohio, Jan 9t.-The foI-
loving ing schedule " games to be PLAYED
IVY ~" lnGlhnati National league club
On lts southern training trip was an.
nounced al headquarters Of the riuh
Eere last night '''' ''uo
At Miami, March II, u and "a. Cu-
bans. 10 and l6 New York America e
~ and 20. indianapolis American assn,
citation; 26 and p, Washington Ameri-
cans ~ March y, Indianapolis, at St
Tampa, 29, New York Americans a.
Jaoksonyilic; April 3 and 4. Washin%.
ton, al Washington; April II. rommbi,s
American association at Columbus.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Bob Martin Knocks
Out Jack Moran In
The Third Round

DIES MONIES, la. Jan. u --pah Mar
tin, champion heavyweight fighter of
the A. y. r., knocked out Jack Moran
Of St Louis, here last night In tho
third round of scheduled lO-round
bout. The bell saved Moran in tho
second. The two boxers met In Mime
apolis three months ago, Martin winning
BY Knockout in the third round.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

shower show, the first time they opened their
in, Associated Press gave Monday
dd.gnt Joe Burman-Jack Wolfe fight =.
Hs was TO be expected, a wire came
rom ionmy Walsh. Burmans mana
ger 10 the effect that Rurman bad Ia ~
celyed the decision. $50"
l. rom ls great little sprlnter when
ne is running for the telegraph office
Az vs. only a few more days now until
NJ NJ trN baseball rustic Is heard. when
their grips for the annual pilarirrsr
southwark P"s''hd9e
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Miller Higgins Says
Tanks Are Not After
Walter Johnson

IfINCINNATT. Ohio, Jan 2i-NIiller
Higgins, manager Of the New Yort
American league baseball club. an.
nuunced here yesterday that tho rennr,
that he IL after Pitcher Walter John
son Is wholly without foundation He
VIII make no. offer for Johnson, he said
Higgins will leave Cincinnati tnn,nr-
row for New York '''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
AGGIES MEET MILLsAPs

- MERIDIAN. Miss, Jan. q. ,sml.-
ticipation OF the meeting Of In" az az
NJ. varsity team and MnIsans colic"a
Wednesday night on the Meridian r, 4 e
iege campus. Meridian college and Nil
saps will play tonight at the high sch"nl
gym ~ 'N''''i
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
MANAGERS CAREERS

This Is the first Of a series OF the
oaseoall careers of the 1920 mana.
gers In the Southern league. Every.
tning pertaining to the Dixie pilots
wiz be given In order to Give South.
ern league fandom an insiuht into
tne baseball lives of the octet OF
Inen VINO VIII be at the helm Of the
outs, 5arons, Travellers, Volunteers
and Bears.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Stocks.

New York-The talk is still of an in =
crease c.ea IN the, discount rate of the fed :
eraI reserve bank, Such action seem
to McFal N'''''eu'-old
q, new fork-There arc indications tbs :
c cne ,, wan street liquidation has been zee
s1hIIopl Goe, enough to satisfy the reason
and tb betilH Hhis. or the banking control,
easy money, the claims of the Stock exy
sit%mBe LOT credit Ere to have due con
siueratlon.-Morss to Shepard (, Glnck
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
PATTERSON WINS

tb efR M ~ Jan; 21.--Gerad Patterson
A. R. F. Kingscote, of N Grest u erit
m na IT., tnelr singles match today in ' tbo
hp einns ccVp tennis tournament the score
i neitg Il, GA and S-6. This victor,,
hv me retention of the Davis cu1
a., "a the other singles match today. An
Fnson' the young Australian star, de-
"a, 81 60, 40 and 1910, " Iva Ill.,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Ed WALSH TO PILOT
BRIDGEPORT GLIB

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan ot-AD-
nonncement was made YESTERDAY ~,
btE I'd Walsh oue-time star nltcb"r
~ the Chicago Americans, has hrcr
SiiEh'd 10 be manager Of the Bridreport
CUP Gun. OF me Eastern league, for the
Walsh has been drputy shor df|e''I Us
New Haven county '''''"l IN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

u. Miller Higgins. Of the New York
,auAs, arises 70 state that tho Yanks
are not after Walter Johnson snaad
marvel Of the Washington senators
I'd, i.4g made the statement after Clarke
GrlItlih had stated that there wasn't
enough money In the American league
ton contract. '''''''''H
The Ianks are willing To put mt n
pale Of money for johnson hui tho
OLE pitcher is not on the market
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

|. SP0tljSkf
BYBob Pi$Te

are strong on veacy has repeatedly claimed
Mephs is the best In the
4 ana me attendance statistics Dixie flag race
SNOW tha memphis
EiW crowds The Atlanta
% Wneh came to attracting the the
ne all the finally remnant
never IN the hunt after the first season yet o
Monle Nashville Chattanooga
a' would they do with 1873 bah Smash ali records M &
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Produce.

Asa SOC. O'"e''
butter-Fresh creamery. pound prints,
6i4 &c; country butter, 40a 45c. reno,
waited, 604G2c
Cheose--Cream prints, S5G SEC
tou|try~ Ducks, 2Sn?Oc: hens. alive
e3465c, country butter, 4nai5c; reno
2SuS0c; dressed, 32nS5c. ROSTERS Ian
4-c. dressed. 4Sm &c.
Rabhits--Dozen, choice No, |. $2.75G
M pngIo M '~'''Nt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From It?

must go deeper than that down deem
into the blood where the poison turks
and which is not affected by salves and
ointments. 1t is important that YOU
rid yourself of this terrible disease be-
fore 1t goes too far. S. S. S. is the
blood cleanser that has stood the test
of time, having been in constant use
for more than fifty years. 1t will do
FOR you what it has done for thousan'
OF others. S, S. S. is guaranteed pu,
vegetable. it will do the work an.
harm the most delicate stoma,
Write the physician of
and let him advise with,
is furnished without chs
Swift Specific Co. 253
tory. Atlanta. Ga,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Sufferers Should Realize That
1t Is Blood Infection and
Can Be Permanently
Relieved.

rheumatism means that the blood has
become saturated with uric acid poison.
1t does not require medical advice
to know that good health is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood. When the
muscles and sjoints become sore and
drawn with rheumatism, it is not a
wise thing to take a little salve and
by rubbing 1t on the sore spot. expect
10 get nd of your Theumatics, You
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Only An Option.

Meanwhile the controversy goes on
With emphasis, n prominent fight au.
thority who IS IN the confidence Of an
the parties concerned, declared that
Cochrane had only an option on tho
services Of the Fronchman which ex-
pired at midnight Jan Is. From the
headquarters Of Carpenter In Paris ey-
cry statement Of the French idols man
ager has been to the effect that the
option expires on Feb l. But with a
shrug and a significant Just wait and
see, Cochrane denies all Of them.
opinion seemed unanimous among the
fist fraternity here tonight that the
fight will be staged in America. New
York. with a boxing bin legalizing
either IL or 20-round bouts. appearing
promising, gets the first call Of the
prophets, New Orleans Is the second
choice.
other places which Cochrane classed
as mot being on the map have been
passed over by the dopesters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
MANAGER VS.. PLAYER

II is still a debated question as 70
Which is the more essential to a hail
Gluo-<a corking good manager or a fine
Even the bri ghtest array of stars
can not succeed without a competent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
Planting Seed.

Irish Potatoes Triumph, Peerless
Rose, Cohblers, cwt, 50 90, Market firm
onion Sets-Bushel white, $3.50; red
$425 yellow, $500
Field Seed-Red Glover. H.. 5sa6Oc;
tor fapcv cleaned, lSm 90c.
Oats-Red, rust proof, busheL 81 20
a 30.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
MILLER TO WICHITA

ST, LOUIS. Jan 2l-Thp 81 Louis
Nationals today released Jake Miller
outtielder TO the Wichita Falls team OF
Miller was "farmcd out" by The Card;.
mails to the Mobile club Of the southern
association last season
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21
BRoNKIE TURNED BACK

ST. LOUIS. Jan 2I-Herman Rron.
kie, utility man. has been released by
the ST. Louis Americans to the Indian.
aDolls American association club,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

John ]. McCloskey. Of the Chicks. ls
the oldest being 46. with Kid Fiber.
icid. OF Little Rock, second the Kid
being %. Johnny nobbs says he is
80, with StranE Nickltn being around
the latter figure, Bob Higgins and
SOD Coleman OF Atlanta and Mobile
RESPECTFULLY are on the sunny side Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-21

The largest crowd of the season hacked
the knights Of Columbus hall to capaci-
| " Tuesday night to witness the sec
ond bill Of the Scholastic basketball
league. In the opener Normal defeated
M. U. S. by the score of Is to 5. C. B,
| =, doWned G. H. S. in the closing affair
! by the score of 16 to s,
| me first game started off with a
rush and Normal had the best of the
early play. The M. U. S. lads, although
| Iighting hard, were unable to cope with
tht Normals, who showed great inn
| time out The first half ended with
| Normal having Gagged one field goal and
| seven points from fouls while their on
ponents were BANKED.
The second half was much the same
as the first although M. U. S. put up a
little SITTER resistance than they did
IN the opening period. The ability OF
Taylor of the Normals to cage the bali
from fouls and a couple of nice fell
goals from Pettigrew sewed up the
game for the Farmers.
Lineup:
Normal. Position. M. U. s.
Taylor. .,.... Forward ........ Greer
Pettigrew..... Forward E. Ford, Marley
Burke. ........ Center .... Liddon
Clark Creason
ANNieliiu '''''''' GudFu .,..s.. .S1DDonS
Field goals: Pettigrew 3, Greer
Foul goals: Taylor 9, Greer 1, Marley 3.
Referee: Old.
Defeated on the gridiron, vanquished
on the baseball diamond, C. B. C. came
into her own in basketball and handed
Central High lacing that she will long
remember
The high school boys started the
game as If they meant to win and had
a little the better of the college lads
at the blow of the whistle for half
time. The score stood eight to five,
Jeffries of High scoring three field
goals for his team.
In the second half c. B. c. came back
strong and played game that none
thought them capable Of They out
played the C. H. S. squad on every oc-
casion. and put through three field
goals for total of six points and Caph
McGrath added five more to the score
by caging that number from fouls. G.
Fl. s.. failed to score a single point in
the closing period.
Lineup:
G, B. c. Position C. II. S.
Wade " Alexander er'S Swan
Pfeiffer. ....l. Forward $40. .Jeffries
McGrath. ...... Center ....... French
Walker. ........ Guard ...... Smythe
Blackburn. Guard ....... Hughes
Field goals: Jeffries 8, French /.
w Ml1lams9 son, J. oe Made X a pfeiffsr Walk
Wednesday nights games. Y. M. c. \
First game starts at o'clock: Voca-
tional VS.. Y. M. c. A. u. of T. vs..
American Legion.