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New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
A. 4. Ranney Star Gunner
I'm Larchmont Club Shoot

The largest field Of the year took
part in the holiday shoot Of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club yesterday. Twenty
nine marksmen came to the firing line
and each banged away at 200 blue
rocks. When the smoke of the last
she'll blew out over the waters of
Long Is and Sound it was found that
Il. Ranney. who generally shoots at
Travers Island, was the nigh scratch
sumner. He took the cup with a card
f 1913 targets
The shoot for the high scratch prize
among club .mcn bers ended in tie
between A. l.. Burns and T. J. Nc
Cahill. Each returned a card of 19l
targets. On Che shoot-off the former
won by 25 to "a out of a possible Is
TARGETS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
The Summary
Clan MacDuff Victor
Over Tebos by One Goal

The two leaders in the competition
of the New York State League were
ritted against each other at Harlem
Oval yesterday. and although the Tebo
eleven lost the game to Clan Mae
Duff by score of 2 to |, it Is
TN one point ahead in the series.
Play was in progress fifteen minutes
wnen Shaw made the first tally for
Tebo, and five minutes later Thompson
equaliz on pass from Kennedy.
and the score stood at to | at half
time. About ten minutes after the re-
start Anderson shot the winning goal
for his team.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Milofsky Wins
Az Mile Run
By Ten Yards
Miller, of Hasbrouck Heights
A. c., Second; Weiman
Takes Fast Time Honors
BY Jack Masters

Coming from behind, with less than
a half-mile to go, Louis Milofsky, of
the Morningside A. c., won the weekly
road run of the Harlem Athletic League
yesterday afternoon after a thrilling
duel with V. Miller, of the Harbrook
Heights A. C. Miofsky and Miller ran
neck and neck for quarter of mile
and as they raced up to the finish line
the Morningside athlete made his final
bid, which carried him across the tape
ten yards in front of Miller. The win
ner's time was % minutes fiat for four
and half miles.
Thirteen barriers started in the
race, which was held from the club
house of the Central A. c., at l54th
Street and Macomb's Place, and all
finished. Whether it was the "hoodoo"
number or merely the physical ele-
ments that so adversely affected the
favorites, we are not in position to
state, but the fact remains that it was
an unlucky day for the back markers
Weiman Makes Fast Run
Eddie Weiman and Bill Stokley, the
scratch men, could do no better than
tenth and thirteenth, respectively, and
Sol. Silverstein, with q as second hand,
cap, could only finish eighth. Weiman
however, completed the course in 1921
and gained the fast time honors, de-
spite the fact that the near-limit run
ners accounted for the first seven po-
sitions.
G. Mohen, Harbrook Heights A. c..
and H. Unger with 4minute marks,
led the field for the first TWO miles and
dropped back when challenged by J.
Finneran, of the Glencoe A. c. A it
tle further on Finneran rc'inquished
the van to Miller and at the four-mile
mark Milofsky, WIZ had a handicap of 2
minutes, worl,ed his way to the front
and joined Miller.
Miller Slows Up
The field was fast tiring and neither
Of the two leaders had anything to
fear. so they ran shoulder to shoulder.
each Depending upon the final sprint
to carr. them to victory. MI er made
his bid first, but Milofsky had more
reserve and not only held the Har-
brock Heights ath etc, but passed him,
to W n b., ten vards
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Bowling bv Telecranh

Arrangements are now under wav
for the second annual international
industrial telegraphic bowling tourna-
ment The promoters have sent out
notices to more than 1000 industrial |
concerns throughout the United States
md Canada, inviting them to enter
tivemen teams to decide the bowling
supremacy of the industrial workers.
There is no entr.r fee. all prizes being
donations from the concerns having a
representative five entered, and already
an elaborate prize list is warranted
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
SURROGATES' NOTICES

BENNETT. JUsEPHlNE TN Pursuance
OF nm order OF Honorable Jyhn r. CO.
halAn a Surrogate Of the Countv Of New
York. notice is hereby given to ali rcrsons
having claims against JoseFhine Brnn-st.
ate OF tn. County Of New York. deceased.
to tho subscriber. at its place OF transact.
Ing business No. 1te Broadway in the
BOROUGH of Manhattan sud Guy OF N-~
York on or before the Goth DAY OF Nav
next.
Dated Ncw York. tho 10Th day ,f No.
FUl.TON TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK, Executor OF the VIII OF
Josephine Benne,t. dcceased i4s
Hruadwav. Borougtp of Manhattan
Ncw York city. N. I.
KNEEI.ANp, HARRISON q HEWl1"r.
Attorneys for Executor, 43 Cedar Street
Eoroush OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

TO LET. Park Slope section< upper door.
rooms. bath garage new two-family
house; all modern improvements $l3S
monthly. 1901 Eleventh ave- Brooklyn
South I93s
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
The line-up:
Handball Meet at N. Y. A. e..

The handball championships of the
metropolitan Association Of the A, A.
Y. singles and doubles will be held un-
ger the auspices of the New York Ath-
ing.
Entries close January ~ with the
politan Association of A. A. u. 900
Broadway. An entry fee Of 50 cents
will be charged for the singles and 81
per team in the doubtless The tourna-
ment is open to all amateur athletes.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Four Marksmen in Tie

Four gunncrs tied for the high over
Country Club yesterday. The event
was a so "bird" scratch The eunners
who tied were J. D. Nicklis, F.. Schauf
f1er, G. La Branche and A. ?. Walker.
All had totals of 43. On the sheot-off
first prize was taken by Nckis, who
ran 25 "birds' straight. The high pro-
fcssional gunner was Jack flaming.
who had score Of as out of a possible
50 targets
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
SUMMONS

SUfREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. NEW YORK COUNTY,
ZOGRAFlA DINA. riaintif. against ODYS-
SETS DINA. Defenlant. ACTION FOR
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Summons
TO the utove Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint In This action and 70
serve q copy OF your answer on the Plain
TINS Attorney within twenty days after
the service OF this summons. exclusive OF
the, day Of service. and in case of your
failure to appear answer judgment by
default viii be taken AGAINST You for the
relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York. Sept. 2lst 1920
EUGENE !. YUELLS. PlaintiNs Attorney.
Otce and Post Once Address: No ESQ
Broadway. New York CRY
To the Defendant. OnYSSEltS s DINA
The foregoing summons l. served upon you
by, publioal ion pursuant to an order of II,
Edward X. Finch. one oi the Justices uf
This court. dated September Goth. 1920. and
fled With the c"mplairt in The Office Of tho
clerk OF this court ttt the County Court
Heus" in the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
of New York. State Of New York
Dated New York. November 15 1920
EUGENE l. iUELLS Attorney for Flain-
tin. Office p 0 Address: 2S0 Broadway.
borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Wrestling st n, Y. A. G..

The New York A. C. will hold r
wrestling tou nament open to all
amateur athletes at the city gym
aasium Wednesday evening, JANUARY
10. Only two classes will be decided
the 1l6 and 158 pound divisions. En-
tries c'ose January Is with Paul
PILGRIM
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
The Line-Up
Carlton Hill Soccer Men
Too Much for Vikings

The Carlton Hill Club defeated tho
vikings eleven At Macomb's Dam Park
yesterday in New York Association
game by the score of 2 goals to O. both
goals being shot during the first half.
About five minutes from the start, on a
PASS from Daily, Vandeweghe scored the
first tally, and in another five minutes
DAILY scored after taking the ball from
the center of the field right through to
goal.
Tbr
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

RE ESTATE OF MARIE EAlI-LARD--fN
pursuerc~ of an order of Hon john =
Coha iar. a Surrogate II the County ~ New
YORK.. NOTICE Is hereby given to all per,
a"ns hay Ing Vlaints against Marie Ballard.
late "t the tlty ~ Nice. France. deceased.
to present the satne with vouchers thereof
10 the subscii ibcr. at his place OF transact
ing business. No Rector Street. borough
of Manhattan. New York city. on or bo-
fore the lst day OF June. 1921. next.
Dated. New York, November u, 1870.
FREDERIC n. COuDERT. Executor
tOtTDERT RJt.,'rJIfsRl attn,u.v. fnr
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

TNHE favorable position which
the Franklin holds among
motor cars is based on wide
appreciation of it's value.
Today the motorist is interested
as never before in the facts backing
his purchase.
AS reflex of the buying spirit of
the recent "easy days" comes full
consideration of the fundamentals
OF value-brice and performance.
One without the other means
nothing.
AS far as price is concerned, the
Franklin position established Sep
tember q, 1920, speaks for itself.
When viewed side by side with
Franklin prices, Franklin perform
ance is emphasized more than ever.
Such comparisons invariably
show how the characteristic prin-
ciples of light weight, flexible
construction and direct air cooling
result in these outstanding Franklin
advantages:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Fire Record

12:25-1aT Macdousal St. owner un-
ls.4o--aIS7 nroadway, Emma Mole '"'DA
and Mary PelE ...... Unknown
l:+5--In front Of l42s Washington
av, the Bronx, auto.
,:oossS Eghih av. l.. shapiro. nEnGwn .Tr.ltnn
s.lo-9oA w ga st. unknown =, [ nknnwn
3:40--lB22 Lexington av.. Beth
David Ho.utal ............ Trtninr
7:4e-235 f. lntth St. the Bronx
Sylvester ,;itIoppo ....,... Unknown
a:es---S w '.sth St. unknown. .Trrling
10 so--2ls " i+oth st. unknown Unknown
10 o.h0-So7 17oth St. Solomon
10 be--5ss L. lsoth St tn. bronx =
Ja'oh "r'ss"rnan 49,. Unknown
II :Ao--25 Put al unknown. Unknown
l.so--scd st. and North River. Co
iontai Sant and Gravel Co.tuknown
l:55--lb2, Second Az. Democratic
2:z5- sa5 Lafayette st. James S0"S
2;g6-:l2 w. lalst st, Aztec Rose ~
2:s5--4ss W. tssth St. George Moot .
rrring
c:s5-2aos Bsthgate av. thu rrvnx.
a:2e--a.o e. sOth st. David Kemp
a:3o-l2os Southern boulevard the
Bronx. James Hobbrr Nnknown
4:2o--3ol C. iosth xt.. Samuel Ben.
+:so-lsss Van Nest Place. Robtr' lung
4ss-2s.,so s'H W ssth st.. oeo's~ "N'0""
5:15-raIissas AZ and sso,h st. h.. now"
Bronx. hrush None
6:46--S,uyt-n Ousvh Road near
Broadway the Nrnnt brush Nom.
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]Ohn lonbhrti '...... ihltuOwn
y30-cs5 W Broadway; Connur
CompAny ... Trirlng
o6s-34 E. attn st; Louis Morano
tui>nu
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
STORAGE NOTICES

TO: Jamon Nellie Williams, Dora Wilson.
Nh n stefano Il no NJ s5Eobsl Mrs. e Mosiey
Or. II. Jobelman. Louise Jackson. PAU
Hanson Mrs Farrell S. Dogule, Rebecca
oixson. Joseph Duprey. e. Durick. A. Do
herty Mrs NJ. Carney. Miss Jane Bocher,
Martin. Beck, Mrs. a. H. Bishop. Miss II.
hiHth, hl;, S. krnser' Mrs NJ Winbush, Wor-
dsf', Al. Williams, StrOm Lynch Burns.
Rae Ford, Ditmeyer, Fred Levy: You and
each OF you ar" hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property herein described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given to
YOU we VIII cause such property. to wit,
chiNoaiers, beds. chairs, rockers dressing
table, dining room furniture, parlor and
library furniture, trunks and contents,
rugs, carpets. bedding. linen, hansings,
paintings, contents OF barrels and contents
of bureau drawers, personal effects. pianos
and office furniture 'and musical instru-
ments, stored IN Lee Brothers. Inc, Ware
house. by you and in your name (or in
which you have an interesD, to be sold at
pubilc auction, according to the statute in
house. 2l0 East 125th Street. New York
CITY, on Wednesday,. January 5th, 1921, at
1880 a. m. and If the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same Will be
continued at the same place each and
every Wednesday thereaf1,g beginning at
1850 a. m. %nd con;inulns untjl the sale
TO JAMES LAWSON. MRS. wM II
Norman, NJ Wnson. NJ Small. Mrn.
Monahan MIRA NJ. Mur.a2h NJ. e. Mooncv.
Mra. Lsthrop WI. King, Mrs My
Kemp. NJ. Fink. Margaret Dunlap, Mrs.
Margaret Foley. NJ. e. Coles. John
Abrams, Mrs Ballentine. w. 7. Hendricks:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF our lien
uror the property hereinto described hav-
Ing expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. We viii cause such prop
erty to wit: Chironiers. beds chairs.
rockers. dressing tables. dining room fur
nttule. parlor and library furniture. trunks
and contents. rugs. carpets, bedding. lii en-
har gioys barrel and contents. con erts OF
bureau drawers rivcrware, wearing an
parel. pictures paintings, boxes supposed
to be books. china, glass ware, brio "a Srnc
personal effects, pianos and office furri
ture and musical instrunents stored in
I.ee Brothers, Inc, warehouse by you or
In your namo Cor in which you have an
nteyesD to be sold at public auction. ac-
and provided, 2tIour warehouse lc] East
l25th Street, New York City, on Wednes-
day. January 5th. 1921. at 1880 A. NJ. and
II the sale thereof is not completed on
said date the will be continued at
the Same place on each and every Wednes-
day thereafter, beginning at 1890 a. H.
and continuing unth th= sale IS complete cd
LEE EitOTHERS. INC.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

sATTERLEE. NARY PIN PURSUANCE
q an order Of i1onorahle JOHN + Cohslsn.
notice is hereby given to All persons hsv-
ing claims against Mary p. Sa,lvrlee, late
Of ne COUNTY Of Me-" Yoek. deceased, ia
,he subscriber at her place OF traneacttng
business. at the cNice OF Halght. Stamford.
SMITH & Griffin. her ATTORNEYS. at No q
haitian, In the City OF New York, Stale OF
New York. en- or before the lst day OF
Dated New York the 2sth day of NO
venber. 1920
cATHAKlNE W. rHlLlPsE.
HAlGHT sANDFORD SMITH { l;RlFFIN.
A''y,ns9 ., for M,;,', EATru,riN Office and
Manhattan. New York city
RUSSELL. IonN .I.--'N PURSUANCE
hAian. a Surrogate of the County OF Nav
York. notiee IS hereby given to all persons
late VI the County OF New York deceased,
TO present .Fe sain- with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber. at It's p!ace Of transact
ins business OF at tho OF q OF Its a,tor-
"eys, Milr,. King, lane Trarord, at no.
so Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. In
,went,sJh DAY Of JANUARY n next. It. s'''' '"'
Dated New York. Tho 30th day Of Juaa
'HHTNa, on Nsw VS'RX YTRK TRUST 'TMraSr rs.satS,.
MILL:R, KiNG. iANE & rRAFF"RD.
Attorneys frl Executor No. 50 Broad.
way. Borough OF M.nhat.n. Nov
vc.h l,l
rHSUrKIC BIN pUksU.
>aGvc of an HrI-r OF Honorable john p.
I totgslUn Il SurrUga ate OF The County OF Srw
York; NtTlCE - hereby given TO ali per
Hons rANins cialNis against Frederic
Jrunlnas. late ot the County OF New York
dece.tcd to present the same with vouch
ers thereof 10 the subscr!bcr. hcr place
OF t.~nsaetinx business. office OF sietson
jennings Russell. No is Broad Street,
In the city OK New York. on or before tho
tfte~uth day OF January NEXT.
Dated New yock The slh day OF July
1890. LAURA II. JENNINGS
Exccutrix.
10. .sya for Execotllx. IS Broad Street
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
HELP WANTED MALE

DRAFTSNlAN WANTED BY WELL
KNOWN BUSINESS HOUSE, ESTAB-
LISHED OVER FIFTEEN YEARS ONLY
A MAN WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED
j5IS AnIL1TY 70 RAN Lay ~ OUT IT AEp
DRAFTSMEN CAN BE CONSIDERED
TOR THIS POSITION. PREVIOUS En-
PERIENCE ON MAPS FOR MOTORING
PURPOSES ADVANTAGEOUS BUT NOT
SSENrIAI. PERMANENT POSITION
AND GOOD SALARY TO THE RIGHT
TIONALITY AND SALARY EARNED AT
PRESENT. ALL REPLIES WILL BE
TREATED IN STRICT CONFIDENCE.
ADDRESS G 32 TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

Domestic
CIIAMBERNIA1D- WAITRESS. Protestant.
experienced. with good reference Ameri-
can family four adults; wages $50 Call
at 40 Park ave. corner 5Sth st.. Apart
ment a. South.
COOK and downst airs work general
h6useworker good wages 1343 Mans
field pi., near Ave NJ. TIL. Wildwood 5000.
GENERAL. house worker. white, competent
maid for > adults Cau Sunday and
Monday. Mrs. Simon, 556 Rugby Road.
Flat bush 9f19.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

Ability to travel the longest dis
tances in day
To cover rough roads comfort
ably and safely, without fear of tire
troubles or breakage, without skid
ding
To 60 where others can't, and
when they can't, with no fear of
overheating in summer, with no
need of blankets, arti-freeze r1ix-
lures, or draining or refillias in
winter
To start easily or surely, and run
steadily, regardless of temperature
or altitude
To avoid annoying delays on the
road, and troublesome duties at the
end, free from all sense of strain or
worry
All this throughout an unusually
long car life, and with economy that
is unequalled:
20 miles to the gallon of gasoline
1850 miles to the set Of tires
5O% slower yearly depreciation
National Aperags,)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
FRANKLIN Moron CAR Co. of New YOF

GLENN A. TISDALE, Prenden
NEW YORK Street Telephone Columby 1851
1854
Tphone Rochelle S1SS
WALKER BROTHERS MOTOR 36 Fulton Jamaica, t.
FRANKLIN CAR COMPANY: 1922 Boulevard, fitv
Sacsrooms Open Evenings
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture
Patents and Inventions

PATENTS
Over 10 years practice: all communica-
tions strictly confidential: handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities
Tor oltce consultation Mum & Co pat
ent attorneys, COT Woolworth Building,
New York
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

LEARN TO BE A CfIAUFFEUR-Pleasa
prudtable work. day and evening Glasses
Send for free booklet and visitors pass
Wrst Side Y. NJ. &. A. 306 West 57th st.
machines III theatres. we teach you days
evenings. Aneilcan Theatre Building.
sf4 18th tt1I>. Bryant 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

AUTO INSTRUCTION, SIS
Day evening. Cadllac. Stndebaker. Mit-
chel. B. K NJ Co. 1903 Lexington ave.
tSsrh).
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
instruction

AUTJ INSTRUCTION-We teach repairing
and driving In short time. License guar
anteed; ladies' classes; also Ford lessoas.
Ameican Auto School. 7l6 Lexington ave.
(5eth). Plaza 4016.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Printing
Umbrellas

PRINTING, low price. 1000 cards, note.
heads. $3.50. Hess Co.. 2ps e. 1ITth.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
Brooklyn

FOR RENT-Fam.ly house. suitable for
rooming or boarding house, located at
tho foot Bay 35th ST., Bensonhurst. Apply
TO the Gravesend Shipyard Machine Co,
Bensonhurst 52S6
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

LAUNpREss-colorea, neatly done a,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Long Island

OWNER leaving for Europe must sell
beautiful Spanish villa on hilltop at
Kew Gardens. Attractive plot 10ox12O
2-car garage and every Improvement and
convenience. Phone Monday for details
OF this bargain to c. A Nichols. Titzroy
525l, West 34th ST
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
COUNTRY BOARD

Wcstchester County
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
124 Bruce ave.-A few desirable rooms
open for engagement. Yonkers 334t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
CHICK TEAM DRAWS
 DOWN HEAVY FINES

Memphis, Tenn, May 24-(Special)--lt was a costly victory the Chicks scored over the Pelicans in Saturdays game, it developed today. It cost the Chicks the services of their chief John McCloskey, for five days and cost seven players and the chief a total of $115 in fines inl- posed by His Umpirial Highness Gif- ford.
 } z The Chicks though Bin Thweatt, pitcher, caught Cotton Knaupp off sec ond base in the second inning and so expressed themselves to His Umpiriai Highness." While the Chick players were expressing their opinion of the play and evidently of His Umpirial High ness,' the chief of the tribe joined in the expressing. Their expressions cost Chiet McCloskey $25 fine and a five-day sus- pension Yale Sloan, s35 Francis Griffin. $20; Gil Meyers, s15; Polly McClarry, BIO; Jack Lewis 8, and Harry Collenberger, s5. Andy High, Dixie Carroll and Bill Thweatt were the only Chick players who didn't draw a fine. However, the fine did not vary the Chicks or even the Pelicans opinion of His umpiriai Highness' Clifford, for they had formed their opinion in the previous game when Clifford was working behind the plate, and so expressed their opinion throughout the game. Chief McCloskey is now viewing the matinees from the grand- stand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
DEFEATS
 BROWN IN 6 ROUNDS

Philadelphia, May 24.-Johnny KiIbane, 1eatherweight champion, and Harry Kid Brown. Philadelphia, fouEht . slx-round draw here tonight Brown car- rled the early part of the contest but hlibane weighed 1241a pounds and Brown 125 pounds.
 Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York de- lated Lew Tender. Philadelphia. light weight, in eight hard rounds, A wild left swing that landed on Tenders jam Tn the last twenty seconds of the bout and dropped him to the floor gave the New Yorker the popular decision. Up to that point the fight had been about even.
 Kid Williams of Baltimore, former nan- tamweight champion, easily defeatal Patsy Johnson of Trenton. N. J.. in an e'ght-round bout. Williams had the ad- vantage all the way, scoring the only knock down of the fight. The blow caused Johnston to turn complete somersauit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
AGE-HERALD TYPERS MEET NAVY BUNCH AT MUNGER'S TODAY

Age-HeraId baseballers are prom lsing to entertain the Navy Re- sruiters in right royal fashion this lfternoOn, when the two hines meet on Munger field. The game will begin at 2;3O o'clock.
 Wild rumors haze been flying about from the direction of the amps of both parties. Age-HeraId- ITS have it that the navy bunch has pitcher and nothing else. some say that they haven't even pitcher.
 Navy Recruiters say that The AEerald Type Terriers are absolute ly worthless as batters and will be moved down by the fast shoots of Beale. Navy pitcher.
 Cornett, Age-Herald fwirIer. states that he never felt better in his life and feels just about right to give Beale a mighty hot fight for the decision today.
 The public is cordially invited to attend today's game at the expense If the Navy Recruiters and of The Age-Herald Typesters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25
RIVAL COLLEGIANS
 MEET IN DECIDING
 CONTEST OF SERIES

The Bulldogs and Panthers will mix affairs in the last argument of the five-Same series on Eagles field this afternoon. The rival coliesians of the Magic City are at present tied in games won for the collegiate championship of Birmingham, and the deciding tilt of the series is slated for this afternoon in the kennel of the Bulldogs. Both aggregatiOns have chaiked up victory to their credit in the previous engage ments.
 It Is likely that the rival coaches will send the same moundsmen to the slab this afternoon who staged the six-inning fracas yesterday afternoon on Munger field. Speer and Ingram were the opposing huriers Monday. King may get chance for the Bulldogs, while Ma lone may start for the Birming- ham-SOutherners.
 It was announced by the How ard athletic authorities that AL ford, star guard, would captain the 1921 asl&etbaIl team for the Bap- lists.