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AUTOMOBILE AGENCY.

AUTOMOBILE AGENCY.
Automobile agency handling low and me-
dium priced six cylinder car have entire
county territory with two sub dealers; this
agency can be bought very reasonable. Full
particulars A. NJ. MILES. JR., 123 30th,
Woodciff, N. J.
THE LINCOLN COLLECTION OF I6 LARGE
EXHIBITION PAINTINGS FOR SALE AT
SACRIFICE II TAKEN AT ONCE.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. f. b.
LEITcH. 500 5TH Av.
COMPANIES organized and financed. pa.-
cnts bought and sold: partnerships ar
range. PATENT SALES CO.. Suite soa
Times Bldg.
FINE location for physician. on Lincoln
Highway In live, growing Jersey town,
20 miles out; no homeopath within six miles
rent sale. correspondence treated conf.
dental. Address 515 Herald 10th ST.
FINE location for up TO date restaurant and
inn, on Lincoln highaway. In live Jersey
town. no competition at present: experienced
man with capital required. Address 5ii
Herald, 10th ST
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Partner In large theatre. 1.4o0 seats: reliable
party only. $1,000 required. REALTY
THEATRE INVESTMENT Co, 1916 B'way
A RARE opportunity offered man with some
capital to obtain exclusive State agency for
fast selling automobile speciality. u TG0 Her
aid, $50 Broadway.
HEMSTITCHINC;.-We are open for a few
more contracts Jobs of hemstitching.
Write GEO. ST. LAWRENCE. "a Hampshire
st.. Lawrence Mass.
DENTIST can establish himself in fine loca.
tion, on Lincoln highway, in live, growing
Jersey town: - miles out Lease sale. Ad.
dress 5I6 Herald 18th St
WE can sell your business al short notice I:
buyers waiting. Please write ARONDS,
40 fremont av
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
STOCK Statesmen.

facturer, in need OF additional capital to
provide for immediate expansion. desires the
services OF a few high class statesmen to dis
$40 Herald. 10th ST.
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Unfurnish-d.

WANTEu~Smaii apartment ~ 3 or 4 rooms
for housekeeping. Christian people, rent
not 70 exceed SO monthly. Q G07 Herald
2s0 broadway.
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BOARD AND LODGING WAITED.

PROFESSIONAL CJewish) man aud daugh-
ter of - desire 10 arrange for full ac-
commodations and board with small private
family residing in good neghborhood pref
crence given to family having no other
boa rders. but desiring to share apartment or
home too large for own use. Tel. Secretary
TRY Dock 2990
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HOUSES WANTED UNFURNIsHED

HOUSES and apartments wanted: immediate
possession waiting HIST: hundreds OF
cifnts. Write particulars. 27S Decatur II.
Lafayette 5312.
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rurnitur,.

living room. bedroom set,
Rafrier table, magazine rack, sewing cab.
lHets ~ mahogany. o. West 95th, apt. 81.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AN exceptional opportunity for dlscriminat-
Ing parties who want the best and are
willing TO pas reasonable price; large prl-
Nate home apartments Of and two
coptionally large rooms Furnished, unfur-
nished), private baths: every comfort. newly
decorated bautifully furnished; splendid and
convenient location. references. i23 West
anfN,
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THE American lady suffering from loss o.
memory since last May through an acci.
dent, remembers her name 10 he Diana
Hamilton Morgan. Please communicate Bo.
R-50 SCRIPTS ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Sout Motion ST.. London (England) W.
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, 80. married.
good appearance. careful driver; years
references which bear strictest investiga.
! tion. desires steady position. Gunther. .l9
West GSth st. Apt %.
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TEACHER, private school. French lady,
wants room, board. Eighties. West. state
rates. v 20 Herald. 18TH ~.
THREE adults wish rooms and hoard IN
refined Jewish houre. Joseph, ~ W. 7Tth
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APARTMENT. 10 ROOMS.

baths. bv private family 70 T. months.
5000 per month. See Superintendent. Euclid
Hall. Broadway and seth ST.
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CHAUFFEUR, useful. willing worker. Swed-
ish. 81. single: G years references driving
any car: all repairing low wages: at once.
NJ 2123 Herald Herald 80.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
INFORMATION WANTED.

WE buy and sell patents. all kinds. Suit
S03 Times Building.
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Long Island.

Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. I.
Spacious ., 2. 4. ). g Room Suites
NEW TENNIS PLACE" APARTMENTS.
Housekeeping or Splendid Tea Room Service
In Ultra modern Elevator Building.
BY Station. H. minutes on electric trains to
Penn. Station. 34th st.. 9Th av., ~. y. G.
Ideal Country Life with
city Comforts and Conveniences.
NEtGHBORS or REFINEMENT.
Apply on Premises or
GUYON l.. G. EARLE, AGENT,
31s 9TH av.. 3ith ct. Eltz Roy 0s2i.
Wcstchestcr.
APARTMENT. s rooms. baths. near Saga
more Park Bronxville, II Falrview av.
Phone Tuckahoe 3035W. or Vanderbilt s2IG.
New Jersey.
BEAUTIFUL apartment. G rooms and
baths; best location. superior service
large living room with open fireplace: rea-
inston St. East Orange. \. J. Phone
Orange Iaii.
EAST ORANGE-Second floor. Boston plan.
two family house. 7 rooms and bath. eec-
trio, good condition. fine ncighborhood )
minutes from Grove st. station. Backawanna (.
rent $50. BECKER, 20 Greenwood av., East
Orange, Phone Orange D52J.
VERY handsome eight room apartments
every modern convenience: high class
house prohibition laws enforced. quiet. mid
die aged people only: worth $3.50: now Of
fercd Si35. Apply Ianitor. 502 William ST.,
East Orange. Phone Orange ii44-w.
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COOKS. chambermaids. Mattresses, house,
workers. nurses all nationalities; pos.-icns
waiting free. Ellie Agency. lO4G Lexington a..
good place for good help.
Wettiers Agency. Mrs. German. Mgr.
Is W. 43d. Murray Hlll 4a4a
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CHAUFFEUR. Hungarian. 81. married,
careful driver, own REPAIRS years ex-
perfence, IL necessary wife do housework,
private. Write. box .. 1a0S I'd nv.
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| CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, refined colored
American: 10 years experience; drive,
overhaul any car: years reference last
position; anywhere: $22 NJ 2i20 Herald,
Herald su.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, careful, trust
worthy, eleven years experience. own re-
pairs; unquestionabe references; good POSI-
ton anywhere. Nicoll, 1i54 Simpson 81.
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| CHAUFFEUR. expert mechanic on Pierce.
Simplex, Locomobile. years last posi-
tion; 10 years experienced any car; mod
crate wages; Immediately. NJ o1o1 Herald.
/ i
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CHAUFFEUR. experienced. any car. good all
around house. Z years reference; city,
country wojek. 226 Fast foith.
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic, very careful
driver; years references from high class
families: any car: city, country: $50 week.
Nj 2to2 Herald Herald so.
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Above ssth st.-5th Az. TO North River.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

FACTORY WANTED.
Wanted. factory. heated and good light,
for assembling electrical machines, Z 900 TO
5000 square feet In near New York.
Address MARSHALL-wEDEN MFG. CO.. 80
Pine n.
WANTED 10 rent two or three Years
lease about 5000 square feet private stor-
rye space. basement front or second floor.
with elevator service: preferably in zone
3Ith TO 59th st. IMPERIAL DYEWOOD
CORP. 342 Madison av.
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IEoNTA. ~. IA beautifully furnished
home. fine corner. high elevation nine
rooms. two baths, parlor. all conven-
fences, grand plano. victrola. paintings. rugs.
&c. $500 per month. October to May: refer
ences given and expected. Mrs B. -.
WRIGHT. Ifs Oceanside road. Rockville Cen
ter, l.. l. Phone Rockville Centre ii4s.
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CHAUFFEUR, coored. position city, couu-
try long experience; reference. Darnwell.
| 12l w. 13Ith.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
New Jersey.

ATTRACTIVE large private dwelling. East
nd. very near Fifth av.. rent completely
furnished reasonable. LENNEY, ~ Il. 42d.
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APARTMENT. upper floors OF private
house. rooms and BATH thoroughly
equipped for housekeeping. all modern inn
provements. parquet floorings and electric
lights, rcdecorated and up 10 date: an excep-
tional opportunity; rent 500 49, 2d st
Broc cklyn. or phone South 37T0 for appoint
mcnt
MONTAGUE ST. i09-Four rooms and bath,
S75. CLINTON TRADING CORP. lsG
Remsen ST., Bklyu. Main 3640.
PAIu.OR FLOOR, large connecting rooms
kitchen, bath, parquct, electricity, fire.
ST. Iafayette 53fo
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Borough Of Bronx.

LoNGFELIOW AV.. 145f.-Six rooms. first
floor all improvements; shower baths /:
private house, with garage: near Freenan II
81. subway
Dol GRAND coNCoURSE (cor. 10th st)-
. loom, bath, high class apartment; every
Improvement; private garage. i6ist ST.
Jerome av. subway station
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TARY-COMPANlON Accomplishing
young lady pianist. lnguist and economical
manager, desires position with highly
cultured people; willing TO travel. 2ooi
Herald. Herald so.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

TWO business ladies wish bedroom. sitting
room. homellkc. in apartment with lady
alone. II iii0 Herald. Fulton ~.
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The help problem has been solved By
the United Employment Agency. We
have hundreds Of competent maids
daily: a personal call win convince
you.
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
l65 Il, I'D ST.. corner Sd av.
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Pennsylvania.

OLD ORCHARD, In the Poconos; Cresco
open all year: excellent table: hunting In
season; booklet. CHAS. LANGFIELD. Pro
pricror.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.

CORTLANDT ST. TO-Sublet part of light,
airy Office: will arrange Tor convenience OF
tenant. So monthly. PABST ELECTRIC
COMPANY
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CHAUFFEUR, 81: o years experience: Al
delivery man; best references. Van Zandt,
164s Madison St. Bklyn.
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CHAUFFEUR, competent mechanic. careful
drive. do own repairs any type motor.
Il years experience here and abroad. ;
years with last employer. desires steady
position, country preferred. no objection TO
city. A. H., 4G5 Amsterdam av.
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CHAUFFER, mechanic. married, wishes po-
sition with private family. q. Nero. 23O
Il. shth at. Phone iOOla Lenox.
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LAUNDRESs. first class. By day; thor
oughly competent: best references. Mrs.
Never 393 u SSth
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. excellent. In
quire Mrs. Ralph Brown, Hotel Marie
Antoinette.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-11
or TO-DAY IN LOOP RAG
Babes BIG BAT
SHOWS NO S|eG
OF PERFORA1l|
Bamblno Makes Early g.,
Home Runs and Is Held =.
TO Break Previous R.,,,ss
By HENRY L. FARRsr,,

BIZ HENRY I. FARRELL.
Omitted Press STAFF corre.no,..
New York, March Ii. -I
Babe Ruth smacked out 81 bo,;
last season conservative b,,.,
considered that the limit
Those who know Babe nj.
would do better this wear
Some knew him so well th.,
dicted at least rs this comm.
son.
The Babe says he's soin, !.
his mark but he's not mest;,s;1
numbers.
Record in Danger.
For the way he's poundin,
ball in the YANKEE training -
at Shreveport it seems almost \
he will break his 1920 record
Perhaps he will knock nm,
There seems no limit to hi. ahir
He always deals in superlative,
AS a home-run hitter the \.
bino never has been an earlv a,
er. In 1919 when he made his I
record he did not got md,
until April %. Last season
wasted more than a good mon,h
games, not getting cranked m
til May /.
Long to Start
Last year he was a stranrr
the Polo grounds and it tool |
some time to get the range a
right field stands.
Last season the Babe ayeras
homer in every three games
the same rate he should pole !
about ten more clouts il be
the range from the opening q
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TOURNAMENT
SCHEDULE
THURSDAYS SCORES.
l-Cambridge, As: Morrison, Is,

THURSDAYS SCORES.
Cambridge, As: Morrison, Is.
Erie, II; Woodruff, ~.
q GAMES TONIGHT.
= 9-Winner Savanna Tiskflwa
game versus winner Wethersfield.
Moline.
10-Winner Kewaneo- Orion game
versus winner AtkinsOn.G eneseo.
11-Winncr Rock Island East
Moline versus Aledo.
SEMI.FNALS.
Saturday. 49,.
12-Wmner Cambrfdge-Erie game
versus winner game 3.
13-Winner game 10 versus win
ncr game II.
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GAMES TODAY FOR
BIG LOOP TUSSI,E

Chicago, March 11.-Three pre-
liminary matches and the start of
the second round of games were on
the program today for the National
High School basketball tournament
at the University of Chicago. The
pairings:
Jeffersonville, Ind, versus Al
toona, Pa.
Puxsatawney, Pa, versus Still
water. MINI.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, versus Fifth
Avenue High, Pittsburgh.
Thereafter Athens, Ohio, and
West Lafayette. Ind, play their
second round game and Jackson,
Mich, meeting Lane Tech, Chicago,
in the other second round game.
The tournament will end on Satur-
day night.
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Erie. IA: XOOdhHll. Il.

The Erie-WOodhull game was a
farce from start to finish. The
numbering Woodruff players cut up
all kinds of capers for the amuse-
ment of the crowd. while the small
Erie five was hard pressed to win.
Captain Smith, the Fatty Ar
buckle" of the tournament, was
the prize clown of the evening,
throwing the ball into the Erie
basket on one humorous occasion.
In the last half. he got the baskets
mixed again and wanted to throw
a foul in the opponents loop.
Neither of the two teams showed
the style that is necessary to win
in the tournament. The Woodruff
tossers showed a great lack Of
practice, while the Erie men were
bewildered by the big floor. They
were fast. but unable to connect
with the ring.
Erie started out strong the first
half and ran up count of "a by
the middle of the game. Woodruff
had tossed only one field goal. In
the last round, Woodruff forged
slowly ahead and was only two
points behind when at the gun. II
"Tubby" Smith had used his head
and not shot the basket for Erie
his team might have won.
Tho nnv Gnorn
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THREE CUE STARS
IN TIE FOR TITLE

Chicago, March 11.-Three play
ers are tied for first honors today
in the semi-final round Of the Ma
tional Amateur billiard champion
ship-Champion ]. H. Shoemaker
of New York. c. A. Vaughan Of
Chicago. and W. H. Leu Of Rock
ford, Ill.
Earl Patterson Of Chicago. who
lost his game yesterday and was
put out Of the running, will plAy
Vaughan today while Leu will meet
Shoemaker. Should Vaughan lose
his match, the winner Of the other
contest becomes champion. while
il Vaughan wins he will play the
other win tonight for the title.
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FIELD
TO have BRAND
new WARDROBE
Islanders' Home to Be An Dolled
Up With Fresh Paint and
Grass Seed.
BIZ BRUCE COPELAND.

Douglas field, home of the Is
landers, will be all dolled up and
waiting to go to the Three-Eye
style show with the other Tearney
models.
When the groundkeepers, carpen-
tiers and painters have finished
manicuring and dressing up the
ball yard there won't be much left
for improvement.
The Islander management is de-
termined to equip one of the best
parks on the circuit. The new rul-
ers are sticklers for class and are
determined to replace the squalor
of the last several years with park
conditions in keeping with fast
baseball.
Jake Sulzer and his assistants
were out early today sowing seed
on the infield grass patches. Later
they will turn their attention to
blowing the base territories and
treatment Of the soil for fast play.
Schenck Well Fixed.
Manager McuQillan announced
this morning that he had received
the signed contract Of Infielder
Schenck, who halls from Columbus,
Ohio. George spent some time last
fall watching the athlete perform
and believes he will prove sensa-
ton in the Tearney tribe.
With Cross or Myer at first, Len
ahan at third and Murphy at short.
Schenck will start with a tryout at
the keystone. He has specialized
at second base, and. McQuillan re-
ports he can go for his money.
The acquisition of Schenck set
ties the infield problem in case Ell
mer Benson rejects the Islanders
terms. Elmer is still silent as to
his contract. No word has come
from Manly, Iowa, since Benson
dropped into club headquarters sew
eral weeks ago for a conference
which proved unsatisfactory.
MrQuillap will have another
nightly recommended second base
man Wick, the Minneapolis young
ster, whose signed contract has
also been filed.
Cub Game Plans.
The club and its civic boosters
are making extensive plans for the
entertainment of the Chicago Cubs,
who meet the islanders in an exhi-
bition game Monday, April II, at
Douglas field
Tickets for the game will be put
on sale next Tuesday at all the
downtown hotels, cigar stores. etc.
with a view of an early sell-out.
1t is expected that most of the tri-
city fans will not wait until the
day of the game to purchase their
pasteboards, but will avail them
selves of the first come, first served
opportunity.
Manager McQuillan wrote to his
old buddy. Grover Alexander (the
Great, yesterday. urging the sor-
rel-topped mound star to pitch at
least three innings against the Is
landers when the Cubs come to
town from their Pacific coast train
ing trip.
McQuillan hopes to have a strong
first string team in line by the time
the Cubs arrive. 1t would tickle
him beyond words to slip over a
win on Alexander and Catcher Bill
Killifer, his old Philadelphia room
mates.
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NEW YORK PnJMM
FLASH FOR A. Ri

Buffalo, N. Y, March Ill
United Press.)-Metropolitan ID
ers almost completely upset :
standing Of the five-man event
the A. B. c. tournament here /
night. Three New York teams
places in the first 10 standil
Thresus five-man team Of Tcls
Ohio, rolled into second place u
1902 pins. The first 10 In 4
five-man event are:
Northern Paper Mills. Green B,
Wis, 2,911; Thresus, Toledo, IN
Mineralites, Chicago, 2.See; Cal
Pianos, Detroit, 2,S44; Wade Dr
Sandusky, 1925; University No.
New York, 2.@1; metropolitan, N
York, $3.50; Rose Gregoires, b
falo. 2,7S7::. Metropolitan ClnI
Dayton, Ohio, 2,777; Hudson Bid
New York, 2,769.
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SPORT FLASHES
Sioux Falls, s. d, March II.

Sioux Falls, s. D, March II.
u. E. (Baldy) Aldermatt,
third baseman for Sioux Falls.
s. D. league, Last year, was sold
to Moline, Ill, in the Three
Eye league.
New York, March Liter
Richard announced today that
Johnny Wilson, middleweiglt
champion, and Mike ODowd,
from whom he won the title,
will meet at Madison Square
Garden, March II, fer tho ii.
tie.
New York, March 11.-Bat-
thing Levinsky won the ref.
eree's decision over Homer
Smith Of Kalamazoo, in II
rounds. here last night.
Cleveland. Ohio, March IL
Joe Lynch defeated Joe Bur.
man. Chicago bantam, in 10
rounds here last night.
New York, March 11-Three
teams were tied for the lead at
the 10th hour OF the spring
six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden today.
Rutt and Lorenz. Brocco and
Coburn and Egg and Won KEN.
pen each had covered Los
miles and eight laps.
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Cambridge. IS; Morrison, g.


The Morrison tossers started out
strong in the opening game of the
tournament last night, but weaken
ed soon after the beginning OF the
second quarter and Cambridge TOOK
/ the battle with ease. The Cam
bridge basketeers played in cham
piOnship form and Moline Will nave
a hard time when the two teams
meet in the semi-finals.
The game started fast, each team
fighting its hardest. Watson and
Cochran of Morrison, found the
loop first and the score was 30
against Cambridge Nord and Au-
derson got started and soon tied
the count. Both Morrison and
Cambridge were playing fast, snap
nv ball and the score at the end OF
the first quarter was: Cambridge,
o; Morrison, Z.
AZ Morrison Baff1ed.
Cambridge found the loop in the
!. second period and played rings
around the dazed Morrison play
,ers. Time after time Anderson and
Nord would find the ring and they
pushed the score to 20-l1 lead
when the half ended.
In the third quarter, Morrison
failed to give any Kind of opposi-
ton and Cambridge ran wild. An
derson tossed five baskets in this
period. The count at the end OF
the third round was SO to IL in
favor Of Cambridge.
All the Cambridge players with
the exception of Captain Nord were
taken out in the fourth quarter ant
replaced by second team men, whit
managed to keep safe lead.
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LOCALS LOOK ON GETAWAY WITH
y MOLINE As PRACTICE Event;
Woodruff; MORRISON ARE OUT

By PRIER MCoLLIsTER.

Voolhu Morrison eliminated the first tive games
q fhe Rock basketball tournament q Augastaas
night Cambridge swamped Morrison 4s and the srcdc
IL Erie. woodruff game ended in 12 victory for Ere Enc
Cambridge today In the last game TIE after
noon session | the second elimination round.
The best games Of the tournament were toa.y 40
championship went action this morning and afternoon and
some light the finals expected
TskAwa met Savanna In the first game Of this morning.
session. Wethersd meet the wedes" In the second
battle
Orion was paired In the first afternoon game
The to follow The Islanders were
scheduled to play East Cambridge and Erie cash
in the last game in the afternoon. .
The games tonight all expected to be hard fought and
exciting Dopesters that Savanna will meet MOline ke
vance, and Aedo the islanders The emifnas will
be morning.
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OTHER RESULTS

ROCKFORD.
Pecatonica, 10; Polo, Is.
Rock Falls, 80; Mount Morris, %.
Freeport, q; Stockton, Is.
ELGIN.
st. Charles, 20; Huntley, IA.
Wauconda, So; Glen Ellyn, "A.
Waukegan. 35; Woodstock, Is.
Wheaton, So; DesPlaines, II.
West Chicago, 2; Gurnell, 0 (for-
feit).
AURORA.
Sycamore, 80; Dekalb, 9.
Riverside. 2S; Sandwich, 9.
LAGRANGE, IS; Hinsdale, 10.
JOLIET.
Plainfleld, As; Chebanse. 80.
Highland Park, So; Onarga, Is.
Watseka. IS; Morris, 80.
New Trier, 4S; Lockport, II.
Harvey. 90; Macon. 16.
GALESBURG.
Galesburg, ILL.,, March 11.-Last
nights scores in the Northwestern
district high school basketball
here was as follows:
Terre Haute, %: Roseville, %.
Knoxville. 81; Toulon, 10.
Wyoming, %; Altoona, q.
PEORIA.
East Peoria, 81; Princeville, u.
Peoria High, "a; Pekin, 6.
Peoria Manual, 80; Hopedale,. II.
Minonk, "a; Green Valley, 20.
URBANA.
Side1l, Is; Homer, S.
Potomac, 2S; Rankin, II.
Rantoul, 90; Mahomet, 9.
Long View, 10; Ogden, 10.
East Lynn. 80; Wellington, 10.
Tolono, IL; lakewood. 81.
st. Joseph. 9; Urbana, "a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-11

Joe Berger's great Wichita team
holds the record for the most total
bases in single game. The event
took place against Omaha at Wich-
tia, May /, in which the Witches
amassed 81 singles. three doubles,
one triple and four home runs.
The Wiches also hung up the sea-
sons largest score, Wichita. 10;
Omaha, 4. for the same game.
Elmer Benson, who finished last
season witt; the Des Moines club,
batted sos in 81 games. Elmer
did crcditable work In the field for
an average Of .945 ut second base.
Lee Dempsey of Rock Island,
playing first base for Victoria in
the Pacific International league, led
the circuit in total bases and home
runs. Lees total base record was
230. He pOled 10 homers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-11
KAUFF ON Grill.

Chicago. March 11.-Benny Kauff
started back to the Giants training
camp today after a conference with
Judge Lands, believed to relate to
the charges of gambling during the
last Giants-Cubs series of 1919, at
Chicago. No announcement was
made.