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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-25
POWNAL CENTER

Fred Austin of Bennington made
business calls in town Monday.
=. L. Niles has baen confined to the
house with grip for several days
Mrs. Byron Barber ard son John
vent to Troy Monday for short visit.
Mrs. Brownell r. Wilcox is passing
few weeks with her daughter in New
York City
A seven pound son was born Janu
ary II to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip German
IF the Hazard place.
MIR and Mrs Marcus Gardner and
TWO sons. who have been much aiflict
ID with lagrippe are recoyeriDgl
Services were resumed at the
church here, Sundayiaharnoon after an
llaess Of the pastprr Rey.tG W. May
Sor two weeks ....fl'
Roger 4 Sweet Of pittsfell, has
9tnpEoyihenl as operator at The power
house OF the Berkshire Street Rail
way company.
Mrs i3dwara Rtyho'd3 Who has
been III at the home OF her mother
Nrs. Dean IN Bennington was able to
come homo last week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Niles will re.
side at TIE house Of his. father, FL
lictt Niles for the Winter months All
wishing town clerk, please cab there,
Mrs Roy bampman returned Thurs
lay from a visit of several weeks at
the home Of her parent Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfrel Keith in North Easton, Mass.
Ray Sweet had tho misfortune to
lose the index finger to the first Joint
OF his left hand while working n the
sawmill of a Woodford Lumber com
pany, last Friday. He received atten
ton at the Putnam Memorial hospi.
ta'
FGty friends and ne ghbors gather.
cd at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Peekham Saturday evening in honor
Of the latters birthday Games and
music were enjoyed by everyone pres
emit 1T cards, prizes we're awarded
to Miss Lillian Green and James Peck
ham Refreshments were served,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Last time tonight The Rose Girl"
at the Opera House-Ady
Cadets market, North ST., pays
j15 per hundred for native p gs. ADV.
Its
The regular meeting Of Waloomsac
edge which was to have been held
tonight has been postponed.
Everybody said TITS a hitl' last
night The Rose Girl at the Opera
House again tonight-Adv
Alma Rubens and Castor Glass Of
"Humoresque" fame starring in THE
World and His Wife at IIarte Thea
ire today-Ady.
Brick ice cream at Harwood's, fla.
ors changed weekly Sunday or.
ers must be in before II q. N. Pint
nd quart szes.--Adv. soft
Tomorrow-"Why Trust Your Hus-
band?7 starring Eileen PERCY, episode
of 'Phanton Foe. and Fatty Ar
buckle in Reckless Romeo" at Harte
Theatre, ADV
Az PATTERSON broom SAFE SOtu
rooms csc. See window display.
formulated sugar light and dark
rown, all &c h. Confectionery sugar
llb packages 12c Adv 15t2
All members OF the NJ. W. A. are re
uested to be at the hall Tuesday even.
ng January 25, at eight o'clock to
rake arrangements for attending the
uneral OF Clerk f. A. Wahlqulst.
/, II Knapp, Consul.--Adv 1872
w R, White has at the North Ben.
ington station carload Of Al percent
cotton seed meal which he must dis
ioss Of from the car during Wednas-
ay and Thursday and on which he
makes q price Of S4S ton.--AdY.
w. 7. Teachout, Bennington county
arm agent, has returned from the
IN Yersity extension conference where
he Representatives Of farm bureaus
trranged for combined purchase OF
cmmercia fertilizers and which will
mean reduced figure fer such mem
lers of the Bennington county farm
bureau as wish to take advantage Of
The arrangement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-25
"ovER THE TOP"
Opening Production by Bates Com
panY Thursday NIGHT

If you want to have a real laugh
see over the Top Thursday night at
the Opera house.
Ben. Lorng, better known as Jerry
IS riot as : solder and there sure Is
plenty Of good comedy to keep you in
an uproar. Dora Davis will be seen
and heard in al new songs and Jack
Pagan who assists Mr.. Lor'ng is a
sure knockout W tn his dancing
The Honey girl chorus is another
feature this year and they sure are
swell lockers and can sing and dance
to perfection BY all means see
over the Top" Thursday night
Prices 20, so and 4Oc. Boxes soc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-25
YOUR RHEUMATISM
Remove It's Cause by Purifying
Your Blood.

One of tho most important duties
OF your system is 10 burn up certain
substances no longer Of use In your
body. One IS uric acid, now gener-
ally held to be the cause Of rhcuma-
tlsm. 1t inflames the joints stiff
fens the muscles, causes pains,
aches. and lamoness.
The system is helped to dispose
of this troublesome substance, and
rheumatism is permanently relieved,
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one true
blood purifier. II Is aided In many
cases by Hoods Pills, which IN
small doses are a gentle laxative,
In larger doses an active cathartic.
a grand course or treatment.
eeonomlea and effective.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-25
orInIn 81 noston,s fremont street.

The origin OF Bostons fremont
street is. said to &c a corruption Of Fri
by which name the town OF
Boston wns first known owing to
HE presence Of three high hills serN-
ing as o background To the peninsula
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-25

Buster three years old, saw aorse
walking down the street the other day.
He had never seen one thar was not
hltched to wagon, and was greatly
nstonlshed. saying; oh hnyyer,
here's horse hats broke Ola
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
DENTALS BRACE
FOR ROSE GAME

The Indiana Dental College basketball
team win play Rose Poly Tuesday night
at Terre Haute while the Dentals have
an early season victory over the En-
gineers. still Coach Clark knows that If
his team doesn't play better basket ball
than It did against Hanover Saturday
night hat the Dentals will get one
sweet trimming" At Terre Haute.
Hanover defeated the Dentals, 80 10 90
Overconhdence on the part of the Tooth
Pullers played an important part In the
losing Of that game. However. Hanover
had two men, II. Powell aud Montgom-
cry, who could hit the basket almost
every time they got q shot.
Ali the clever pass work shown by the
pentals I'm other games seemed 10 be
missing In the Hanover game In tho
opening period the Dents passed so hard
that their teammates fumbled and nu-
mcrous chances for easy shots were
missed by the fumhling Of the bah. The
Deutals became disorganized and before
the ANAL whistle in the opening half the
Hanover team was leading. 22 10 Q. The
Dentals staged a comeback in the last
half outplayiug and OutscorinE Han
over, but the lead was too big and Han
over won.
Hard work IL the schedule for tho Den
tails This week for besides, the game with
Rose Poly at Terre Haute. the Dentats
win play Earlham in indianapolis Satur-
day night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
BUTLER ENTERS
! SCARLET CAMP
Another Basket Thriller Is
Promised on CrawfOrds-
vile Court Tonight.

CRAWFORDSVILL Ind, Feb. IL
The coming of Pat Page, his Butler bas-
ket tossers and horde of Butler rooterS
is expected to be the cause Of another
great conflict on the Wabash College
court tonight. The event will be the sec
ond meeting of the Butler and wabash
teams and scrap equal in every respect
to that staged in Indianapolis last week,
when Wabash won, 20 to %, should be
the result.
Sickness and injuries have bothered
Coach Vaughan's athletes considerably
since their most recent indianapolis in
vasiOn and it is doubtful il the full power
of the Scarlet machine will be seen in
tOnieht's affair. Goldsberry has been
showing the effects Of his hard work
throughout the season and Vaughan ex-
cused him from drill since last Wednes-
day. He was not even in uniform for
the Earlham contest Friday night, and 1t
is doubtful If he will start tonight Thorn
is still nursing his injured knee, anC
Crater is bothered with a heavy cold,
but Vaughan has no choice but TO start
these stars If he intends to get any place
against the visitors.
If Goldsberry starts, IL will be at
forward position with Adams. II he does
not then Adams and Schanlaub will be
the forwards, with Thorn jumping CEN
ter and Captain Burns and Crater doing
the guarding.
Butler. on the other hand, will be here
In full force and in fighting amor. Les
lie and Hooker Will be the Blue and
White forwards, Dykins viii jump cen
ter, and DieGerich and Jones will handle
the guard tasks.
Hooker and Leslie rate rs two of the
best floor men in the State collegiate
ranks and the Wabash guards will have
to step some to keep them under cover
on the big floor here.
ia Y
dents Will accompany the team here, most
Of them riding the special ears. A block
Of seats has been reserved. and some live
ly cheering is expected fFom both sides.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
CALLS COPS TO
LECTURE HUBBY
Wife Raises Burglar Cry to
Get Action on Spouse.

Mrs Martin Pavey, 424 North Wolcots
street, is tired Of being left alone three
nights each week just because her hus~
band, who is So, enjoys a fox trot or
waltz. She decided to break up hubby's
wild nights" when he returned home at
1 80 O'Clock Sunday morning and she
sent a burglar call to police headquar-
tiers.
Sergeant White and a squad Of detec-
tives arrived in record time and sur
rounded the Pavey home.
Where is the burglaI !" demanded the
sergeant as he entered the house
"Oh, there is no burglar" explained
Mrs. Pavey. my husband, who is down
stairs fixing the furnace, has been to an
other dance. I am tired of being left
alone. ] wanted you to give him good
calling down and so sent in the burglar
call to get quick action"
Pavey admitted he attended dance
at College avenue and Eleventh street
and he also admitted he liked to dauce.
Sergeant White said he believed Pavey
was old enough to attend dances ana
suggested that Mrs. Pavey call down
her husband herself in the future WITH
out calling for the police.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
ScripturGL AdGge
Is DriUen Home to
One Chicago JGiLer
Extra Chunk of Bread Stops
Escape of Prisoners and
SGUeS Keepers Life.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-The Scriptura1 i'd
age about bread cast upon the water re-
turning has a firm disciple here today in
Jailer John J. Murphy.
While feeding prisoners in the detective
bureau Murphy slipped an extra chunk
of bread to John Salaman, under arrest
tor wife desertion. Salaman was so CRATE
full that he tipped Murphy off to Jail
delivery plot which, according to Sala-
mans story, involved the murder Of Muir
ply himself.
Acting On information given by Sala-
man jailers searched the cells occupied
by four of the most hardened criminals
in the Jail and found the bars almost
cut through by saws that had been
struggled in.
Liberation Of fifty prisoners in the de-
tective bureau was to have been at
tempted Salaman told the police after
the plOtters had sawed through the bars,
killed Murphy and opened the cells with
his keys.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Sky Pilots Kick Over
Bouts at Benton HarbOr

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Feb. 81.
Benton Harbor clersymen today
planned TO wage a vigorous campaign
against the staging of prize fights
here.
Dr. Paul II. You'd, rector of the
FIRST Congregational Church, wrote a
letter to Governor A. j. GrOesbeck
urging the state to take steps to pre-
vent the appearance here Of Jack
johnson. johnson Is scheduled to
battle here Aug. I during an ''Eman-
cipat1on day" celebration by negroes.
The moral tone OF the community
has been lowered by the matches"
Rev. XOurd said.
michigan laws are not made by
ministers and fights will continue"
said Promoter Floyd IitzslmmOns.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Objection Shown to
Bill of Sen. Steele
Special to The Times.

LA PORTE, Ind, Feb. 21-The bill In
the Legislature of Senator Claude Steele,
La Porte and Starke Counties for a nor
NAL school in Michigan City, instead Of in
either Lake or St. Joseph counties, is
approved in principle, but there is OBJ
lection TO the method.
Steele's bill is that the county is to
build the school and turn IT over to the
State. There is small likelihood that
La Porte County commissioners would go
to this expense in the face of the neces-
sity for extreme economy, 1t is believed.
1t is regarded, therefore. that La Porte
County will not be a serious contender
with either Lake or st. Joseph for the
normal school unless it is built and paid
for by the State.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21

the effect that he is penniless and will
have to serve out the fine and costs
amounting to about S1,100, also is with
out foundation. Denny is looking for
ward to the expiration of his days on
May 5, with the firm conviction that the
fine and costs will be taken care of. In
the meanwhile he is putting up the
money necessary to keep things boiling
in the effort to upset the judgment that
took him to the farm.
NOT FORGOTTEN
BY OLD FRIENDS.
Nor has Denny been forgotten by his
old friends and associates in indianapolis.
Among his visitors at the farm has been
Thomas C. Riley, a member of Mayor
Jewett's good government" board of
works and others whose prominence in
the affairs of Indianapolis indicates that
Denny is a long way from being for
gotten.
When Bush first reached the penal
farm he was expecting something soft. -"
When he discovered that the powers that
be had not made arrangements to make
his vacatio from his duties In Indian
apolis a pleasant one, he started a howl
that was heard all the way from here
to Indianapolis. Just how much effect
this howl has had is somewhat of a ques-
ton, but it is a fact that the penal
farm authorities all know that Denny
does not approve of them and none seems
to be much disturbed because Of 1t.
The principal thing that is worrying
Bush right now is that he is not in a
position to play his usual part in the BIZ
partisan effort Of News Jewett Republic
ans to capture the Democratic organiza-
ton. Denny was, for many years, the
mainstay Of these political schemes and
in the progress Of them he was always
a welcome visitor in the office of the In
dianapOlis News, the police station and
the city hall.
Just at present, when his old friend,
Thomas c. Riley, IS directing the fight
to deliver the Democratic organization to
the Republicans. Denny can only help
from the confines OF the penal farm.
II the officials of the State of Indiana
do their duty toward the State, Denny
viii stay at the farm until just after
the city primaries.
And IL Denny stays at the farm until
Just after the city primaries. the people
Of Indianapolis have just that much
better chance Of having their choice for
mayor recOrded-and counted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Basket Ball, Boxng BO1ULng Gossip, Winter Baseball
HIGH SCHOOL BASK EFT GOSSIP

Tech bumped off another one Of the
States best Saturday when they peat
Charlottesville, 81 to 9. "The bigger they
come the harder they falr' is the Teen
motto. One lone field goal by Craw-
louisville tells the story of the wonder
full defensive game played by Teen, while
only hard luck on the basket held the
Tech count to twenty-one points.
Manuals sensational winning. streak
was brought to abrupt termination Fri
day when the Red and White succumbed
to Bloomington, Al to %. Bloomington
recently beat Shortridge, As to 1S The
similarity Of these scores looks interest
ing considering the local sectional tour
ney is less than two weeks distant.
"Shortridge won another game yester-
day" starts out an account OF the spice
land game Friday. Where do they get
that another" stuff.
Tech has won twelve out Of her last
fifteen games played. Included In TINS
are victories over such teams as Bloom
ington, Kokomo, Bedford, Lebanon and
Charlottesville.
Prior to Fridays defeat at the hands
of Bloomington Manual was going at top
speed Wins over Martinsville, Wiley
and Garfield of Terre Haute and Bedford
made the south siders look extremely
formidable.
The less said about the record of Short
ridge the better, but there is no denying
the fact that in their recent games the
Blue and White has picked up 100 per
e Mt The lighting north siders can not
be counted out until they have been
eliminated in the tournament.
Anderson IS discovering that there is
many a slip twlxt the cup and cham
pionship Coach Stages five toppled be-
fore MartinSville Friday, 80 to o. Ear
lier in the season Anderson beat Martins
Vile % to D. AndersUn's start in the
State title race was the most suspicious
In the field. but things have not been
going to well lately for the upstaters.
Rochester, Franklin and Martinsville hold
recent wins over the powerful Madison
County five while KOkomO and Bloom
ington were only defeated by very mar
row margins.
Logansport sprang back in the lime
light Friday by downing JEFFERSON OF
lafayette, 80 10 "a. Jefferson is another
one Of the foremost title contenders that
is finding the going little rough on the
final stretch.
Probably never before in the history
Of the l. H. S. A. A. will the teams go
into the tournaments with the dope in
such q muddled condition as It is this
year. In previous years there always
were a couple OF hves that kept their
record intact or at least the field was
narrowed down to two or three teams
that stood out head and shoulders above
the rest. This year there VIII be at least
six Quintettes entered that are regarded
as having an equal chance at the honors
and there will not be single one OF
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
Weeks Court Card Of
Interest to Local Fans

TODAY.
Indiana vs.. Iowa Rb Iowa City.
Butler VS.. Wabash at CrawfOrdsyilie.
Wisconsin vs.. Ohio at Columbus.
Purdue VS.. Illinois at Urbana.
TUESDAY.
De PAW vs.. EnrIham at Richmond
Dentals vs.. Rose Poly at Terrs Haute
Chicago VS.. Minnesota ae Minneapolis.
ShOrtridge vs.. Franklin at Franklin.
WEDNESDAY.
Valparaiso vs.. NOtre Dame at Notre
Dame
THURSDAY
State Independent tournament Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Y. NJ. &. A.
FRIDAY.
EarIham We. Butler here.
Wabash vs.. kotre Dame at Notre Dame
Iowa Va. Indiana at Bloomington.
shOrtTidge vs.. Bedford at Bedford.
Tech. VS.. jefferson at Lafayette
SATURDAY.
Purdue VS.. Northwestern at Evanston
Enrlham vs.. Dentals, here.
Chicago vs.. Wisconsin at Madison.
Illinois VS.. Michigan at Ann ArbOr.
Valparaiso VS.. Creighton at Omaha
Rose Poly VS.. State Normal at Terrs
Haute.
ThOrntOwn vs. Manual ut Y. NJ. G. A.
PendletOn vs.. ShOrtrldge at ShOrtridge
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
FIELD AND STREAM
BY OLIVER BAUs.

Why is the sportsman? This is a ques-
ton that he himself is sometimes forced
to scratch his pate over. WHY does he
take trails that he positively knows lead
him to hardships, danger, toll, fatigue,
mental and physical anguish, and yet
goes back, time after time, for a further
dose Of the same?
No, the outdoorsman has no need to
feel derlded and all alone when the pert
city man pops the question, why is a
sportsman He admits with cheerful
grin that there are hardships, delightful
hardshtps-the snow and the rain, the
insects, the adverse winds, the brandy
Tickets but. while he reaches gropingly
for the answer and may founder in de-
Tense. he Is quite sure that there is some
big, firm foundation on which his rea
son for being a sportsman rests
Many city dweIlers OF today have do
minion over nothing. Landlord, job.
grocer, all call him slave. For the sake
OF thas shelterlng Granny In the brick
canyon Of the city street, no inclination
Of his but Is hemmedand bound by fear
OF losing bis burrow in the rocks Is
1t any wonder that he rebels sometimes
against the restraint OF it, the belittling
self confession Of impotence? The day is
fine, but the office, he fiat. the club. tho
theater and a thousand artificial things
Il at have nothing to do with the weather
or natures inviting mood, deny him. But,
more than these even, his own impotence
denies him.
Ali The sportsman! Skill with rife
and rod, knowledge of wood raft, woods,
travel, horse canoe, camp cookery, camp
medicine, all the battling qualities that
make a man q man in winning comfort
and sustenance from nature. These be
material benefits. The soul Is not salts
fed with a sense of self reliance alone
There is a craving for the beautiful I'm
planted In the breasts of all of US. whose
stated n 10
of his nature, the sportsman feels these
yearnings the more acutely. None so
humble among US but gets his major en-
JOyment, not from the game alone, but
from the silent beauties of marsh and
upland. or fields and streams spread so
Iavlshly on every hand. Scenes never to
be forgotten, of natural beauty crowd
his men cries; more of them, hour by
hour will unfold as new cOnItry IS trav-
ersed. Is 1t not the anticipation OF
these, as well as the pursuit Of game,
that lures him afield?
Happiness, freedom, health. no fear of
age. no fear of death. Why is the sports
man? Shucks! The question answers
itself
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
=, - : -, s.es.::ATTTE4

OLD JACK Is VICTOR.

BOSTON. Feb 21.-Jack (Twin} sulli-
van of Cambridge, AZ years old, satur-
day defeated Joe Thomas Of Diamond
Hill. r. L.. So on technical knockout
In the third round. In a return boxing
bout, sequel to ten round draw fought
in Los Angeles thirteen years ago. The
match was scheduled for ten rounds.
The odd timers" were rated az light
heavyweights Saturday. In Los Angeles
II ey were middleweights.
Sullivan opened a cut over his oppo-
meats eyB In The first round and followed
up this lead with successive Jabs to the
wound. He shOwered short right Aad
left jabs to the body that bothered
Thomas considerably, and the end came
when no was practically at Sullivan $
mercy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-21
BASKET SCORES
COLLEGE.


Illinois. II; Wisconsin. Q.
Indiana. %; Northwestern, n.
Iowa, 20; Purdue. 10.
Nebraska, 80; Notre Dame, II.
Hanover, 50; Dentals, IS.
Ohio State, 81; Chicago, 30.
Penn. %; Cornell, 90.
Dartmouth, 81; Columbia, Is.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Tech. 81; Charlottesville, g
Mooresville Freshmen, 20; Tech Fresh
men, 8.
Culver NJ. A, So: Bowen (Chicago) IL
RushviIle, 80; Raleigh. 6.
Arlington, %; Webb, 10.
Manila, It; Carthage, IA.
Fairview, SO; New Salem. II.
Rushville. At; Arlington, 8.
Manila, %; Fairview, 10.
Rushville, 3d. Manila, 13.
Cutler. IL; Burlington, II.
Flora, "a; Delphi %.
Bringhurst. 40; Deer Creek. 16.
Cutler, 10; Camden, q.
Flora, "a; Bringhurst, 81
Cutler. 40; Flora, n.
Arcadia, AS Westfeld, -.
Arcadia, 81; Noblesville, 10.
Sheridan. 80; Atlanta, II.
Westield. 30; Cicero. 8.
Carmel, q; Walnut Grove. IS.
Fishers, 10; Boxley, IL.
Arcadia, GO; Sheridan, 9.
Westield, Il; Carmel. 10.
Arcadia, AZ; Fishers, II.
Seymour, Al; Clear Springs, 10.
Clear Springs, 10; Vallonia, ID.
Seymour. IS; Cortland, Is.
Clear Springs, p FreetOwn, 8
VallOnia, 60 Medora, 9.
Cortland, %; Houston, 8.
Seymour, 40; BrownstOwn, "a.
Clear Springs, II; Crothersville, 0.
Etna Green, II; North Webster, 5.
Syracuse, II; Princeton, 10.
Atwood, IA; ClsypOOl, o.
Etna Green, 10; Burket, 0.
Syracuse, 20; Atwood. Is.
MonrOvia (girls), u; Martinsville
CovingtOn, IS; Wallace, 10.
Covington (seconds), p; Danville. Ill.
Southport, %; Manual (seconds), Is.
Wingate, IS; Darlington, ID.
Syracuse, IS; Etna Green, 10.
PendletOn, "a; Newcastle, %,
PendletOn (seconds). II; Markleton, T.
Windfall, 81; Fairmount Academy, Is.
Windfau (secondsl, "A; Fairmount
Academy (seconds), IL.
Jefferson, IS; Wabash. IS.
West Middleton, n; Russiaville, IL.
Greentown, %; Union Township, 16
Howard Township, q; New London, 8.
Greentown, AZ; New London, s.
Greentown, Is; Howard, %
Windfall, z; Paramount Academy, Is
Windfall Seconds, "a; Paramount Ace
DENY Seconds, IL.
Roachdale, 10; Brazil, H.
Plainfield, 81 Brownsburg, "a
INDEPENDENTS
Falkland, 10; Boggstown, 16
Blue Ridge, 20; Todd Specials Shelby
Vile. 16
SheIbyyilIe Independents, 10; Waldron,
IA
Falkland, 80; Blue Ridge, II.
Shelbyville Independents, 80; Shelby
willie Outlaws. 10.
Falkland, 20; Shelbyville Independents,
q.
Kingman, 80: Wingate, 80.
Yorktown, So; Hartford City, 1S.
Kingman, "a; Otterbein, %.
Otterbein, SO; Jackson, 80.
Brooks, Is; Oxford, IT.
Kingman, SO; Freeland, %.
KIngman, 20; Brooks, 18