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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-28
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Harlan Turner Is i'll with a scryere
sore throat
Mrs. l.. b. Hapgood spent part Of
last week in Manchester, N. H., visit.
ing her brother Fox Davis
W II. Burroughs and daughter, Miss
Evelyn have closed their summer
home here and returned TO their home
in sprinfeld, Mass.
d. X Millington accompanied the
body Of his father, Or. l3. +. Mlling.
ton to PottsyiIle, Pa, and has been
absent several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Batchelder and
Mrs. II. NJ. Swift have closed the
Batchelder summer home and I've
turned to their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells Prouty wcr.
coined little daughter on Friday Of
last week. Mrs Wyman London.
derry Is caring for the little girl and
her mother.
Mrs NJ J. Ilapgood Is in South
Derry at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. b. +, Milliugton, for a few days.
during Mrs. MlIington's absence in
POttsyille, Pa,
Miss Jessie Farnum and Mrs. J. f..
Farnum were called to Newport. r. !.
.on Friday OF last week by The death OF
their niece Norma Peekham, the
young daughter OF Mrs ] t. Peck
ham. Mrs. ana Miss Farnum returned
on Monday, and Mss l'arnm resum-
ed her school work on Tuesday
Fred E Jones and Miss Bertha NJ.
Anderson both Of Perm. were married
at the parsonage ON Saturday even
ing Sept, "a by Rev G. G. Lyon.
The young couple expect to make
their home on the farm recently
vacated by Mrs Jones mother Mrs.
A. W. Reed who has moved to Troy.
N. Y. Their many friends extend
concentrations.
Cards were received last week an
nouncing the marriage of Kirt w.
Adams Of Rutland and Miss Ella l..
Gray CT Far Haven Vt, on Sept. 18th.
The newly married couple are spend
ing their honey moon in Quebec and
EXPECT TO return to make their home
in Rutland Mr. Adams is a native of
Peru, living here until he reached
young manhood
1'ais community was saddened and
shocked when the death of DR.. b f.
Mllington was announced last
Wednesday morning The doctor had
been the practicing physician here
for over thirty years aud made his
home here for time about ten years
ago. we mourn the loss of a kind
and skillful physician and good
friend as well. Much sympathy is
expressed for his family.
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MANCHESTER


Mrs. H. Taylor spent Friday in
Arlington.
supt q. p. llamlin spent Thursday
in Arlington.
Judge e. II. Griffith spent Sunday
in East Dorset
Mrs. Allen Hosley was in Brattle
boro last week
Mrs. Mary Bowen of East Dorset
was IN town last week.
Nj Ceo-ga Balch Of ~ Y. Citg Is
spending few days in town.
Evelyn stckIe of SYNDICATE was a
recent guest of friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Burbank OF
Eondyille were in town last week.
Sheldon Amldon of Greenwich. }
Y. was a recent guest OF friends IN
town
Miss Mary Baker Of Bennington
was a recent guest Of Mrs. G. 5.
Bennett
The Misses Florence and llildred
Benedict of East Dorset were in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bentley of Wor-
cester. Mass. we're recent guests OF
friends in town.
Miss Jessie Farnum Of Pennsylvania
was recent guest Of friends in town
Rev. w. H. Bamford was in Burling-
ton last week
Miss Edna Orvis who has been
spending few weeks in st. Peters.
burgh Fla, has returned to her duties
as preceptress at Burr and burton
Seminary.
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EAST ARLINGTON.

w. Il. Conley has purchased q new
Ford coupe.
bert Titcomb and wife we're in Troy
over Sunday.
C. j. Hendee of Rutland was in town
Tuesday on business.
Miss. Marie King was visiting in
bennington Monday.
Mrs. S, X. Gray passed the day In
Remington Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Frank lasher motorei
to Bennington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Robinson were
In Bennington Monday.
Fred Barrett is taking his annual Va
cation from his K, +, ID. route.
Fred S. Corey has bought the n, i.
Schutt property on Main street.
Miss Stella Shevin passed few
days In Bennington with her mother
recently.
Everett King has reenl,sted in the
navy for period of four years, lie
lie. for New York Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Carter and Mrs Carrie
Henry Of North Bennington visited
friends in town Tuesday
Willard d. Barton who has been Wis
ltlng his mother Mrs. Charles Barton
at Baltimore, Md, returned home sat
urday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Morrier ant
Miss Bertha Mcdonald motored to
Granville N Y. Tuesday to attend q
preachers meeting.
Ernest Van Alstync who has bee
visiting his parents at Albany, N Y
returned home Tuesday accompanie,
by his sister, Miss Maude Van Alstyne
Sunday, October ., will be observed
as Rally day at the M. u Church a
all services, subject at the mornini
service being "Tae Lure of Tomorrow
Everyone welcome.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Olive
Congregations church will serve
Harvest Supper in Bailey hall Thurs
day evening, Sept. 30 The public Il
invited,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Moore who hav
been spending the summer with rela
tives at Providence, onn., returne
home Saturday. Mrs. Moore's heat
is somewhat improved by the chang,
and vacation.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

c. Il. Teift of Cambridge, Mass, Is
in town for few days on business.
r. h. Long OF Bennington was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Alice Young and William
Young have been called to Burling.
ton by the critical illness OF Edward
Young.
The leaders Of the Congregational
church are planning to hold one OF
their popular rummage sales at Village
Hall on October 12, for one day only.
Commencing Thursday. September
20, the mid-week meeting at the
Congregational church will begin at
1880 o'clock. The subject this week is
to be THE Attraction OF Christ.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Congregational church held It's
first meeting OF the year, this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. T.. d. Wen.
ing.
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RUPERT

Supt. Morrow Of West Pawlet was
in town Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Duke King were
recent guests of friends In Barre
Miss Mildred stevens spent sunday
al her home in North Granville, ~ y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Loyeland at
tended so. Wallingford Fair last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon Of
Greenwich, n. w. were guests in town
Sunday
News has been received of the
birth of SON to Prof. and Mrs.
Charles Rising of Cabot, Vermont
Mrs. Geo Ferguson, who has been
spending the summer at Lake St.
Catherine has returned to her home
here.
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10000 RA|LWA
TRA|NMEN READY
FOR BIC STRIKE
Leaders Say Walkout Already
Has Been Ordered
VOTE NOW BEING COUNTED
Viee.President James MurdOck
Says There is No Doubt
Over Result
VOTE NOW BEING COUNTED

Chicago, Sept 2S.-An immediate
strike OF the 10000 railway trainmen
employed on American railroads will
be ordered II the strike vote. now be-
ing counted. fayors 1t, James Murdoch
vice president OF the organization an.
nounced last night.
AS matter of fact" said Mr.
Murdock, "a strike really has been
authorized already by the leaders. The
minute the vote is counted the strike
order will be issued, provided the
vote fayors strike and there is little
chance that it won't. The leaders will
not oppose the wishes of the men
Counting the strike ballots will be
completed within few days.
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SUNDERLAND

Harold Griffin was in Rutland Sun
day.
Mrs. Thomas Mattison is III OF the
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Twitchel were
in town Sunday.
Charles Fisk attended the South
Wallingford Fair Thursday.
Charles Wilder OF Londonderry IS
moving in with VIM. Wilder.
ilr. and Mrs. Alvin Gilbar motored
over the Mohawk Trail Sunday
Il. w. Parker spent the weekend
at the home OF his brother, g. A. Par
kef
u. II. Brockway and A. G. Houghton
are spending few days with friends
In town
Mrs. f.. J. Beagle was recent
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Frank Nc.
Daniels
w. S. Holt recently purchased II
Dodge touring car ol Perry 3. Gardner
OF Bennington
4. G. Bacon was in Rutland Sunday
called there by the death OF his sister,
Mrs. c. ID. Andrews.
For the benefit OF tie Union church
there win be card party at the Sun.
derland Union Hall, Saturday evening,
October |. All are welcome.
THE WEATHER.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Mid temperature.
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Character Creates, Asset.

Character ls the best collateral, said
the late ]. =. Morgan. Character has
been the best nSset the American
people have possessed. 10 maintain
character should be their chief aim
and purpose, ami to this end they
should devote all effort.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-28
OLD BENNINGTON
CHURCH PROGRAM
WILL CONTINUE.
Congregation Votes No Change
in Period Of Services
mont state;N+iprary
20sept1S
< vJIJH UrIxfIt Suspension
Pastor Requests Proposal for
Extension Of Time Be Laid
on Table

AT the adjourned annual meeting Of
the FIRST Congregational church held
III the Ola Academy on Tuesday, Sep
temDer ~ at y. m, the following
business was transacted Arthur ].
Holden read letter which he had re-
ceiyed from the pastor dated Friday,
September %. which reads as follows.
Ny Dear Mr.. Holden: Mrs. Booth
and ! think It hest not to attend the
adjourned Annual Meeting Of the
Church, TO be held next Tuesday
evening at the Old Academy We feel
that II we are not there the matter
under consideration win be discussed
with greater freedom.
! sincerely hope that the suggestion
that The church be closed for four
tlan two OF tie winter months win be
laid on the table. SO lone. as / am
the minister OF the church | Shall be
quite ready to preach and attend to my
pastoral duties for ten months in the
year. There are few families in the
parish which would become dlscour-
aged and indifferent s;louid the church
g Ose down Tor four months. More
over the chances are that some OF our
children and young peiple IN the Sun
day School would be lost to our church
were they TO attend some other Sun
day School for four months In listen
ing 10 I've comment of various people
have been impressed with the fact
that the tine has not come for so
radical a change II this plan is
adopted some people win be deeply dis
appointed, and disappointment usually
results in hard feelings Therefore
hope that the matter viii be laid on
the table
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N1mea otldlnsllA Erenth.

The famous Scottish disli "haggls"
obtains IT'S rahe frorii Tie French
"haclise minced meat. "Asliets D plate
or liFge meat dish Is directly derived
from tie French "assielte.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-28
Iakn Note Of IN. RsautifuI.

l.ove Of The beautiful is good
source of happiness II Is, therefore,
well TO haze a keen perrcpiion OF
beauty and 20 ,ake M interest IN ev-
eryihins MAJ is good and beaaiim
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Very truly yours,


NIWttUt IHN NI'DUOIU
After Gearing the pastors letter it
was voted 10 comply with his request
and the suggestion thar the church be
closed in the Winter FOR q longer time
than in the past was lad on the table.
4 be neatng was then adjourned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-28
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST Saturday. September II some.
where In the village, a WAlthnm gold
wrist watch with gold bracelet Fin6-
er please call at ll3 Congress street
ar telephone h6i-l2. Liberal reward
win be pnid nnder 1916.
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DO you discriminate at the
dining table or are
you hoMghtleSS?

In thousands of homo line" Is drawn at
the breakfast table. Tea or coffee is served for
grown ups" and Postum for children. But
Some parents do not discriminate Caffeine and
tannin, the injurious contents of coffee and tea,
seriously retard the development of the delicate
nerve tissues in children
Consequently, instead of rich, satisfying
Postum, children over stimulated by the
drugs in tea and coffee; and so may grow up
irritable and nervous. Any doctor can tell you
that this is great evil and should be corrected.
Although some parents feel a certain justih-
cation for the personal indulgence in coffee, yet
the harm to them may be equally serious. 1t
may take little while longer for the drugs in
coffee and tea to affect older person, but in many
cases the nervous system and allied bodily func-
tons will become weakened. The surest way to
avoid such possibilities is to quit coffee entirely and
drink Postum instead. The change permits you
TO get sound, restful sleep.
Postum is the wel-known meal-time bever-
age. Like thousands of others you will like it
because, in flavor, it is much like high-grade
coffee
Do away with the dsticton at the table.
Serve delicious Postum, piping hot, TO all the
family. One weeks trial and 1t is likely that
you'll never return to tea and coffee
Postum in two forms: Instant Postum Gn tlns)
made instantly in the cup by the addition Of boiling water
Postum Cereal lin packages Of larger bulk for those who
prefer to make the drink while the meal being prsparsd
made by boiling for 20 minutes.
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
III Head of Cattle
s head real good milk cows. fresh
or to be fresh soon.
Coming 8-yr. old heifer.
2 yearling heifers.
2 coming yearling heifers.
Calf.

II Horses and Mules
Team good geldings. 6 and 8 yrs.
old.
Black mare, 10 yrs. old. :.
Black gelding z yrs. old, broke
to ride or work.
Black Percheron stallion. smooth
mouth, good worker.
Pair coming 4-yr.-old black
mares.
Ayr. old gelding.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
DEFIANCE SMOKER
CARD LOOKS NIFTY

Jimmy Mclaughlin, matchmaker
Of the Defiance A. A.. has prepared
an unbeatable card for the smoker
Of the association which will be held
in the Pythian Castle on Wednes-
day night. Heading the bill are
Young Tom Sharkey and Johnny
Mclaughlin. who have slammed
their way to high positions in well
ter ranks Mclaughlin has a long
recoud Of victories and in recent
years has not kissed the canvas but
once-this at the hands Of Tom Glib
bons. or McLaughlin's more prom
inent achievements he holds a de-
cison over the present middle
champion, Johnny Wilson. In Shar-
key he NETS man with less eXper-
ience, but who has all the evidence
OF championship maternal in him.
Sharkey has bested Jackie Clark,
Johnnie Mealcy and Joe Tiplitz.
For the semi-windup, two local
swatters are booked. Battling
Barnes. who has been upsetting
more local lights than any other
has Kid Chadwick as his Wis Wis.
The opening bout between Danny
Kramer and Paddy Murphy will be
show in itself
when Billy Wilson and Shug Nor
row collide in the third prelim., the
fur will just have to fly. Morrow is
confident Of sending the out-of-
towner away with marks, and is
training every day at Defiance.
The second bout is another corker
showing Bruzzer Lowell. basket
ball baseball ll-footban-player and last,
but not least. boxer, mixing 1t with
X o. Brommau, Of Eastlake. who
beat Joe Martin 10 a fare-you-wel
recently. "Bruzzer" seems to shine
at every sport he takes up, and the
supreme test of his boxing career
will come Wednesday night.
The show will be topped off with
battle royal.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
CANAL CLUB CRUISE

The Delaware Canoe Club will
hold its annual cruise on the Elk
River. according to a decision reach
ed at a recent morning.
Arrangements have already been
made for canoe transportation and
possible camp sites and members are
signing up for the trip.
Captain Crosby who will again be
in command. announces that even at
this early date. nine canoes are in
line for the trip.
The members and caroes will leave
Newport on Saturday. July l6. and
Journey to Elkton by motor truck.
All canoes and dufie will be unload
ed and stored at Elkton Saturday
night and an early start will be made
from Elkton on Sunday morning fol-
lowing when all canoes will journey
down the Elk.
Arrangements are being made for
a number OF social events for the
week and from all indications the
cruise this year will exceed by far
any previous attempts in this line by
this club.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
HORSE NOTES

Freehold will have four $4oo-purse
races on Memorial Day. May 30
Billy Leese. the Brooklyn trainer.
has shipped % head to the Pough-
keepsie mile track.
Red Lancelot, 2O2A, last seasons
early sensational PAGER, will be train
ed by Lon Wilson at Indianapolis
this year.
Nat Ray. who has trained his 10
horse stable at Mount Clemens, ex-
poets to move down to Ohio in a
few weeks.
There has been a lot of contro-
versy over the Delaware owned pac-
er. Robert r.. 2.14h. some horse
men claiming him TO be Constawitt-
2.09h. The latter horse raced sew
eral years in the West and could
easily be recognized.
Eighteen nominators have made
good on the second payment in the
Horse Dealers Sweepstake, which
promises to be worth more to the
winner than last year Thirteen
are left in the Belmont trotting and
2 in the keystone pacing stakes.
Starters will be named May %.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
NewS Needs Luck

"In the Soup" Johnny Brady.
"Wavy Locked Wallace" {. Hud-
son Reed and "Full of Clinkers'
Tolliver. the mighty Morning
News baseball triumviratc have
arrivcd--at disruption. lt Is be-
ing reported and can be easily
noted through the News sport
columns that there has been
terrible falling out between the
Big Two--s'Wallacc, and "Clink' "
and the Little Onc-"Soup.' y
The boys are slamming one an
other verbally and i'm bold. bare
type. jealousy, for what or
which. must he the cause, but
our first guess out of three wins.
EACH WANTS THE HONOR
or PROVIDING THE ALlBl
FOR THE LACING WHICH
THE NEWS Is GOING TO RE
CEIVE AT THE HANDS OF
THE JOURNAL IN THE BIG
GAME OF THE NEWSPAPER
LEAGUE ON WEDNESDAY AT
THE MILITARY GROUNDS.
Badly Ben" will "have the
ncrve~ 10 he on hand 10 present
each and every one of their crew
with the merry wreath of the
Royal Razz.
"Afidge" Mclaughlin, old and
feeble. has been dropped TO the
sure-hittcr position I'm the bat
ting order of The News. We're
glad that lac is their best and
we wish The News was the
champion of the world. They'd
lose their title on Wednesday.
Several new faces will appear
i'm both batting orders. The
News has been scouting all
around town for material.
They've got Charlie Wolfe of
Parkside and were also reach
ing for Jimmie Malloy Of Elcv-
cnth Ward. We wish 'em luck
they'll need lots of IL.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02

Fight train specials running to
Jersey City should be equipped for
strap hangers.
Ball clubs usually play best on
their own diamonds. That's a good
add for home cooking.
Chauncey Simpson, brother Of the
famous Bob" is ghstening on the
Bosworth (Mo.) high school track
team.
Southern League club managers
are planning to take out rain insur-
ance.
The floating" golf ball is caus-
ing lot of floating talk.
"Boyle's Thirty Acres" scene OF
the coming Demp-Carp knuckle
show. will have a lot of stakes
played on it.
The Giants have Dutch Reuther OF
the Dodgers pegged as a deceitfu
pitcher.
French athletes who came tC
this country to run in the Penn re
lays get their wine regularly. Thii
is not a criticism, but jealousy.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
FIvE PoINrs WANTS. oNE

Five Points OF the Suburban
League is out for game away from
home on Decoration Day and would
like to hear from any first class team
on the Peninsula The manage
ment Of Five Points is anxious to ar
range a holiday date with such clubs
as Chesapeake City. Dover, Smyrna,
or Middletown.
The suburhanites would also like
to book twilight games with City
League. Wilmington, Independent
| or Newspaper circuit mines Fourth
of July is also an open date for Five
Points and they want to put on Z
game at home on that date in con
junction with a community carniva
which will be held then.
All clubs wishing to hook up witt
Five Points should get in touch Will
Manager Fred NJ. Cassert, Richard
son Park.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
RIELE CLuR SHOOT

Four prize events were held by the
Diamond state Rifle and Pistol Club
owe rtheir range at Shellpot on Sat
urday. The bad weather held down
the crowd but not the enthusiasm.
The events Of tho afternoon we're:
Three 1O-shot strings on 5O-yard
range. and one l0-shot string on
1OO-yard range, first prize in each
event went TO high man; second
prize to second high man in each
event.
First Event, so yds.-Pusey 95; ].
b. Simmons "a.
Second Event, so Yds.-Pusey 81;
Simmons 95.
Third Event. so Yds.-Pusey OF;
j. Mclaughlin, SO.
Fourth Event. 100 Yds.-C. Nc
Laughlin. 81; j. b. Simmons. 90.
Mitchell. 81; l.. Sell, S4; Shannon,
81; Burkins. 80.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
G. |. SYLVESTER WINS
TRAPSHOOTERS TITLE

>The actual championship trophy
OF the Philadelphia Trapshooters'
League has been awarded to G. l..
Sylvester, of this city. member Of
the West Chester club. the speed
boys of the league. The cham
pionship was based on six league
matches. the best scores to count,
and Sylvester and George Baldwin.
who were high over all in the nine
shoots, had tied on the 800 select
targets with 292 breaks, and were
called to a shoot-off for the trophy
in conjunction with the club shoot
over the Pennsylvania Railroad
traps, but as Baldwin failed to ap-
pear, the trophy went TO Sylvester by
default.
The contest for the four Glass A
trophies in the league furnished a
pretty race six shoots being the
basis for all the class awards. BALD
win headed the top class with his
292, just nosing out Walter Posey,
a Quaker City club star. by one tarl
get. A single target was the margin
that placed Michael Conner, OF West
Chester in third place; the same diff
ference placing Harry Sloan, of the
famous railroad "wrecking crew" in
fourth place.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
CHAMPIONSHIP
IS INVOLVED
Morris and Lamano to
Fight For 1O5-Pound
Title
WELTERWEIGHTS
ALSO TO PUNCH

The Keystone Field Club will give
its weekly athletic entertainment on
Friday evening in Pythian Castle.
The windup this week will decide
the los pound championship Of
Delaware and brings together
Micky Norris who at present is
rated as Wilmington's best at 1O5
pounds and young Lamano OF Little
Italy who is being handled by
Frankie Lewis Lamano is said to be
a great boy but he will find in
aIicky a lad who will make him step
some II he wishes to make any kind
Of a showing Both boys will weigh
in at los pounds at 3 o'clock on
Friday at the office OF DR.. II. G.
Buckmaster.
The semi-wind up brings together
Soldier Stokes who put up a great
fight at last weeks show and X. o.
Brommell who put up the greatest
fight ever witnessed at the Castle
two weeks ago with Joe Martin.
Brommell and stokes would put up
p great battle as neither knows any
thing but fight.
The third bout brings together
Bucky McGinnis Of the Keystone
Field Climb and Johnny Traub Of
Chester. These boys put up a great
fight at last weeks show and were
renlatched by request.
The second bout brings together
Al Anderson and Kid Williams for
the eoiored welterweight champion
ship of the city.
The opener will present Johnny
Baker OF Little Italy, and Danny
Kramer. a pair Of hard hitting l15
FOUNDERS Baker is a tough boy
and should give Kramer tough
fight Malcolm McCarr, the most
popular little wrestler ever devel-
oped in this city, will meet George
Watkins in a finish wrestling con-
test, two best out OF three falls.
The show will start at $50 o'clock.
Charles Dawson will referee all the
bouts.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
Gsszzf1" ; 4 9AW99

Total home runs made by Babe
Ruth will soon pass the mark of
1T. set by Gavvy Cravath.
National League pitchers have
figured out a way to stop George
Kelly's home-run streak. They Il
walk him.
Joey Sewell and Riggs Stephenson,
rookie Indians, have upset the well
known dope that experience is nee
essary for a professional career.
"Bo" McMillin's announcement
that he'll return to Centre College
this fall means that they'll have a
football team.
Dominic Tortorich, New Orleans
promoter figures it would be worth
S65, 900 to him to see Mike Gibbons
try to knock off Johnny Wilson's
crown.