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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27
Child Dies After Fall

Denver. April cs.-Robert Pierson. 70
months old, son of Mrs. Elmer Pierson
OF Las Vegas. n. NJ, died at the coun-
ty hospital this morning as tho result
of falling from n second story window
of u local hotel on April 10. Tho
child with its mother was visiting in
this city at the time Of the accident.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27
RIOTS In TuRIN

Rome. April 26.-Several extreme
nationalists. or fasossti and com
'nunists were killed and others
wounded in Turin today as a result
of a clash between the two factions.
says the Turin correspondent of the
Tempo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27
PLANNING AGAINST
MAY DAY RIOTNG

Mexico City. April 26.-Govcrnors Of
the various states OF tho Mexican re-
public have been instructed to use
every precaution to prevent disorders
on May Day. General orders have been
sent from workmen's hcaduuartere for
labor demonstrate tions thruout the
country
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27
CHAMPION JERSEY DIES

SaTeW, Orc. April 2bSPoppeys
Dorothea, worlds champion 3-year-
old Jersey dairy COW. died at tho
farm of Frank Lynn. her owner. near
Porrydalc, Polk county. II was learn
ed today. Dorothea had record of
294 pounds of butter fat and 1850
pounds of milk in years time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27
REBELS BURN BUILDINGS

McNico CITY, April 26.-Sovera1
houses and stores were burned In the
village of Nillapuato. state of Mich
oacan, on Sunday night. When a small
rebel band headed by Daniel Ruiz
raided the place. Federal troops are
said to be closing in on tho outlaws.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27

Kansas City. Mo-. April 2s.--Dr. w.
S. Abernethy left here today for
Washington where he will become
pastor of the Calvary Baptist church.
which President Harding attends.
DIR. Abernethy has been pastor of
the First Baptist church here for a
number of years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-27

Fortunate is the man whose
wife would not let him put on
his summer underwear
month ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Members of the Minnequa Country
club have accepted the general chal-
lcnge OF the Kiwanis club TO engage
in outdoor or indoor sports. uncon-
ditionally. Tho kiwanians issued a
challenge that included contests IN
baseball. basketball. football. track
and field events. billiards. or pocket
billiards. chess. tennis. and golf.
The contests will be arranged oy .
comrnittec from tho Pueblo Athletic
club. that organization having charge
OF any contest in which the kiwan-
ians might engage.
a kiwanian stated last night thar
his body was ready to take on tho
Rotarians. Lions club. Commerce club
or Minncqua club members at any
game excepting pinS-pong. Somc
Interesting matches arc expected.
Tho Pueblo Athletic club VIII SCI
the date for any matches that may bc
arranged later. Pres. George IL.
Sweeney. of the Minncquh Country
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CENTENNIAL nine
TO MEET CENTRAL
IN TWO CONTESTS

Coach Kettering. of the Centennial
high school baseball nine, secured two
games with Central high school dia-
mond artists. yesterday morning. to be
played on April Is and April 20. One
game will be played on each of the
schools athletic fields. In case of a
tie, on completion of the two games.
a third game will be played to decide
city inter-high school diamond cham
pionship.
At meeting held in Centennial high
school auditorium yesterday afternoon
for baseball candidates. Everett Par
nall. Red and White catcher. was cleo
ted captain for 1921. Parnah was back
stop for the Bulldog nine last year.
when he displayed brilliant fielding
work connected with proficiency at
swatting the pill.
a regular first team lineup will be
announced by Coach Eettcring next
week, when new uniforms arc expcc-
ted to arrive.
Tentative dates for games with Ord
way. La Junta, Rocky Ford and Sugar
City high school mines have been Sc
cured by Coach kettering. 1t was an
nounced last night that n short base
ball schedule would be adopted this
season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
TICKETS ON SALE.
FOR MEX FIGHT
HERE ON FRIDAY

Tickets will be placed on sale for
the Johnny Kid Mex and Tommy Car
ter Il round go in Colorado Springs
March 90. at the Dixon Miller billiard
parlors Friday morning. A chart has
been procured of the Stratton Park
arena, where tho fight will be held. and
fight tans should call early in order
to secure ringsidc seats.
Charles Fat" Winters. manager OF
the Pueblo Mexican. will leave today
at noon for Little Lunnon'' with his
hard hitting protege. Training quar-
ters have been secured in the Dixon
Miller gymnasium in the Stratton
building at Colorado Springs. Kid Mex
will workout with Danny Burns, Joe
the Wop and Kid West The last
named trio are fast clever boys, and
will set the Mex boxing eye at the
right angle to land the short jab" for
which the Pueblo lightweight is justly
clever.
Carter and Kid Mex have posted for
feits to weigh 135 pounds three o'clock
the afternoon of the bout.
A large delegation of Pueblo fight
fans are planning to make the trip to
the Springs TO see Johnny Kid Mex
knock Carter for "a row OF loops for
the dark-slSinned lau can and will do
ic
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
GRADE SCHOOL BASEBALL OPENS
SERIESFOR CHAMPIONSHIP SOON
Four Schools of District No. | Are Entered-Play
Will Start April and Close on May
6-Prnes Given

each Friday afternoon from April l to
May e. inclusive. The diamond at
Sixteenth street and i, Grand avenue
has been engaged for the staging OF
the grade school series. Officials for
the games have not been chosen as
vet.
This week, and next. Coach ketter-
ing will divide his time between the
four schools in coaching them In the
finer rudiments of the diamond sport
Faculty members at each of the schools
have already assured their support In
training and placing nine on the
field.
The main purpsc of the grade school
series, is for the development of base
ball players for Centennial high school
in later years. when the elementary
pupils have advanced to that stage OF
instruction.
Some good material has been secured
in the past. thru the especial efforts OF
training grade school pupils in base
ball, and other interscholastic sports.
Schedule for the intcr-gradc school
series is given below:
Fountain VS.. Somerlid, April 1.
Hinsdale VS.. Irving Place, April :.
Irving Place vs.. Somerlid. April L..
Hinsdalc VS.. Somerlid, April %.
Hinsdale VS.. Fountain, April ~.
Fountain VS.. Irving Place, May 8.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Interscholastic baseball will be Of
hcially inaugurated Friday, April l.
when an inter-gradc school series Will
open for a six weeks schedule with
Fountain, Irving Place, Hinsdale and
Somerlid schools contcstinG for hon
ors. The series will be for the base
ball championship of grade schools in
District No. /, the winner being dc.
cided on a percentage basis, the school
taking the most games played peins
declared honor holders.
Coach w. ;. Kcttering, physical
director at Centennial high school viii
have charge of the series. For the past
week KetterinG has been organizing
baseball mines at the north side grade
schools
Kcttcrins declared last night that
some good material had been evidenc-
cd in the Fountain and Someriid
schools Irving Place and Hinsdalc
schools viii also be in the field with
some strong diamond artists this week
for prc-scrics practice.
The winners of the tournament or
series, will be presented with ban
nor. or shield. while the runners-up
will be presented with medals, stated
kettering-
Each OF the four teams will play
three games Play will take place on
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
DEMPSEY TO BOX CARP
ON PERCENTAGE BASIS

New York. March 23.-Thc half mil
ION dollar purse for which Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter wero
TO have fought on July has been
withdrawn and the hcavyweights will
box on a percentage basis when they
engage in their worlds championship
battle. This announcement was made
here today by Promoter Tex Richard
after several conferences with rcprcs-
cntativcs OF the principals.
Under the new agreement The
pugilists will receive sixty per cent OF
tho gross gate receipts. OF this sum
tho winner will take 90 per cent and
the loser 80 per cent. The contract
originally provided that Dempsey, as
champion. was to receive $500 900 and
Carpenter as challenger 500 coo.
Negotiations for n change In the con-
tract have been under way for some
time. II was stated. and Jack Koarns.
manager of Dempsey. signed tho
amendment today and n cable message
from pcscstmps. manager OF carpcn-
tier, was also received acquicscinr In
the change and stating that a signed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
by kAYO


Apropos the near time for tho call
OF play balr' in the National and
american leagues. thoughts OF the
tans are liable to go back to past sea-
sons and some remarkable records of
PAYERS that have passed and others
sun prominent in the land of swat.
IN the American league the season
Oh 1910 is to be remembered in more
Ways than one. The previous season
Detroit had finished the remarka bic
record of three championships In sue
cession. which has not been cqualcd
IN that league before or since. In the
National league, however. there We're
iiVc clubs which have made that rec
ord; Chicago in 1850. 81 and 81: Bos-
ton in 1881, 30 and '93: Baltimore in
lssf '95 and '96: Pittsburgh in 1901.
" and '0S: Chicago for the second
time in 1906, o7 and 'os: and New
York in 1911 IL and 'l3. VIII any
club in either league exceed this rec
ord in the future? 1t is doubtful
But 1t was in the American league
in 1910 in the race for the king OF
swat, that the fates worked peculiarly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
v. SACKHAM WINS
HANOBALL SINGLES

Detroit, Mich. March 23.-wiilio
Sackhsm, New York handball club,
added to his string OF victories. today
in the singles play for the a. \. u.
handball championship defeating
William Raft of tho Los Angeles, A.
e. in ono OF tho best matches OF the
tournament Tho castcrncr won the
first game. 81 to IL but was unable
to overcome his opponents long lead
in tho second which ended IA to 81.
Tho deciding game however was easy
for Sackman. Il to i2.
Tho opening of tho doubles
brought some spectacular play by
Max Gold. present singles champion
and Maynard L1swcll. of Los An
Eeloe. A. G.. who won in straight
games from Dave Ncwlans. and A.
SnicEcl, both of Detroit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
COUNTRY CLUB ACCEPTS
KIWANIANS CHALLENGE

club. stated last night that hc would
procure the names OF any members
of the club who would engage in
amateur sports.
is in "A dilemma over his status. lie
said last night, II am placed in
Justaposition to tho great unknown.
Who in tho world do l represent"
Since the members OF both the
Minneaua Country club and the
Kiwanis club arc. for the most part.
business men. who have not engaged
in athletics of any sort for sometime.
the resulting contests Will be inter-
ostinS TO watch.
In doping out any of the events VIC
arc inclined to give tho Country club
tho advantage however. since there
arc n Eoodiy number of cx-collcGc
athletes. not so advanced In years As
the kiwanlans. who will bo members
OF any athletic team that may be or
ganized by President Sweeney.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Grade ScheOl
Track meet

A track and field meet will be held
for District No. / grade school pupils
late in May. when Grocian sports will
be on a program to include contestants
from grades to S inclusive. Running.
jumping. throwing light weights. now
city races and marching VIII be in
cluded in the list OF events for ath-
leteS
Boys and girls from the grades
named viii be eligible for entrance in
the Spring meet. that will be held Mt
tho 18th strceot athletic field
Banners. shields and medals will be
presented TO the school taking most
points on score. and individual point
gaincrs. Coaches for the several grade
school teams have not been appointed
as yet. II is said. Training for the
event will start. however. within the
next few weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
HOREMAKS INCREASES
LEAD OVER COCHRAN

New York. March 25.-Edousrd
Horemans, Belgian billiard champion.
increased his lead over wclkcr Coch-
ran. of san Franciscan In their $500
point match at IS. oalk line by scnr-
inr 500 points to cochran's $50 In to-
days play. The grand total for the
match Is.
Horemans. 900: Cochran. 1885.
Cochran won the afternoon game
from Horcmans by score OF 575 to 400
making 4cs points In his first three in
nine innings. Cochran had high runs
in this block OF .ss. III and ~, an aver
axe OF o. h-'. ilorcmans had high runs
OF 1877 and 81. an average OF % IL.
Tonight Hor.mans won 500 to liz.
He had high runs OF Pa and 81 and an
average OF so.
cochran's high run was io5 and his
average was IS -
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
|NEARNESS BASEBALL OPENING
BRINGS THOUGHTS OF PAST
Close Race for Batting Honors Between Cobb and
Lajoe in 1910 Has Never Been Eqlaled-Re-
markable Records Given

Joe Jackson was titular champion; he
played twenty games for Cleveland
and finished with record of 1887. Ty
Cobb finished with percentage of .3S5
in 40 games. II was Napoleon Lapoie.
with Cleveland. that threw the real
scare into the Detroit camp. so far
as batting was concerned. He had
been crowding Cobb dangerously all
season. and the outcome was in doubt
until the very last day. If he had
been lucky enough to nave had another
time at bat, there might have been
"A different story to tell. Cleveland was
playing st. Louis and Lajoie made
eight hits in eight times AZ bat. Cobb
beat him out on the season by tho
close margin Of one percentage point
1t would have been impossible to be
closer. win or lose.
There were other wonderful records
made in the American league that sea-
son. Eddie Collins stole 81 bases, which
was the record ; Pitcher Coombs
pitched 46 consecutive innings without
being scored on. Walter johnson. OF
Washington. had 3i3 strike-outs In i6
games.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

agreement would be forwarded hy
mail.
Various reasons for tho change in
tho contract were advanced. 1t was
stated that owing TO the rule which
prohibits the charging OF more than
Sl5 for scai at championship bout
IN this state, the contest could not bo
conducted with the handicap of a
100000 guarantee in case IL was do
cided 10 stage the match hero.
Tho possibility OF similar rulings IN
other sections or the country availn bio
Tor tho bout were also taken into con-
sideration and 1t was decided that ls
llckard is TO promote the bout with
out outside assistance "A percentage
proposition was the fatrest for ALL
1t is not impossible however, that
should the contest be held In the East,
the puSilists share on a pcrocntaSo
basis Will be more than under q fiat
guarantee.
According to the thirty day extern
sion granted Rickard March I. tho
promoter must name the location Of
the bout before April /. II Is known
that he has several sites in mind
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
|'3a.as,s't.e
Aeak1pAA.
SL N6sNH "

New Orleans. March 23.-Brooh-
lyn Nationals. $3.50.
Now Orleans, Southern Associs-
ton. I;7.:.
Battcrics-Smith. Post. Schricber
and kruCscr. Taylor. Colbert Cold
smith and Dcbcrry, Smith.
Beaumont. Texas. March .3.-St
Louis Nationals. Thee
Beaumont, Texas League. s.7.3.
Battcrics-Rcvicrc. May and Gil
ham: hlynicl. Badger and Whaling.
Rusche.
Houston. TcNsS. March .s.-Scw
York Nationals. T;1e:I.
Houston. Texas League. a.7:t
Battcriss-Salioc. Toucy and
Smith. snyder. CASTOR: ponaids.
Gudgcr. Moultcn. and Griffith.
Wright.
Los Angclos. Cal. March "a
Chicago Nationals 1851.
Vernon Pacific Coast. 5:a:,.
Battcrics-Martin. Jones. Bailey
and o'Farrcil. Love. Smsllwood. Tip-
ton. Frommc and Murphy.
Lake Charles. La, March .S-Atlan-
Ia southern association. :. Il; :.
Philadelphia Americans. I; .: o.
Batteries - Manner. kocncmsnn and
Fuhrmann. Barrett, kccfc and Myatt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
SEVEN j. S. WOMEN
ENTER GOLF TOURNEY

New York. March 23.-Dhc names
OF The seven American women enter
cd in tho championship match OF the
Ladies Golf Union OF Great Britain
were announced today.
They are Miss AlcSa Stirling OF
Atlanta. Ca. American woman
champion. Miss Louise Elkins and
Miss sara Fowncs OF tho Oakmont.
Pennsylvania. club: Miss Marion
Hollins OF the West Brook. y. Y.
club Miss Edith Cummings or the
onwcntSia club. Lake Forest. H..
Mrs r. II. Barlow OF the Merton
Cricket club. Philadelphia and Mrs
Thurston Wright OF Allegheny. Penn
sylvania-
The matches will he played at
Turubury. Ayrshire. Scotland. begin
ming May il.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Olympic Games
End In Romance

New York. March ga
romance OF the Olympic
games at Antwerp became
known today when Miss Alicia
Lord. member of the Ameri-
can swimming team. admitted
to friends that sho was en-
gagged 10 marry X w. l.lndon
of Yale. and Salisbury. Massa-
Chusctts. who set an Olympic
record in winning the run
ming high Jump event
Miss Lord and I.andon. who
first met on the transport
Princess Matoika when II car
ried the Olympic team over
seas. had planned to keep tho
engagement secret until Land
on was graduated next juno
Landon is - years old and
Miss Lord 10.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
''Kid' Angel
w ants Match

Kid Angel. Pucblo's ls3 pound mai
artist, states that he is ready TO meet
Kid Buttncr. amy time. at any place"
Angel. who has annexed victories in
all his resent bouts. adds that he wants
to meet every i55 pound wrestler in
this state.
In order TO hold my midwest wrcst
ling championship" he declares. An
gel is confident that Buttncr cannot
clip hts wings and that there In no
other mat tumblcr sin this state who is
equal to the Pueblo wrestler. him
self.
Angel may be reached thru tho sports
editor OF tho Pueblo Chicftain. or at
2t5 East Sixth street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Draws
Line At Blacks

Calgary, Alberta, March 25.- 4
= Jack Dempsey. heavyweight I
= champion OF the world, who is 4
= hero today, expressed pleasure I
= at the new arrangement for his 4
: fight with Georges Carpenter.
= on a percentage basis instead of I
= straight guarantee. He said 4
: he believed the figh, would draw 4
a million and onc-hslf dollars. 4
> The champion said there Is no 4
= truth in the story that he is go
= ing to get married again.
And here is something else. 4
= have never told the world yet" 4
said the champion.
Il will never accept a chal- 4
lcnrc from "A colorcd man. 4
= absolutely draw the color line" I
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
DENVER BOWLERS ROLL

Buffalo. y. Y. March .3.-Bowl-
ing in the American Bowling congress
tournament today was devoid OF any
high scores. altho moro than $50 in
dividual competitors rolled in tho
doubles and singles evcnta
Two fivc-man teams from Denver
bowlcd tonight
ono OF the two teams from Denver
rolled high among the thirty-two clubs
in tho fivc-nan compcutio tonight,
Henry Dohcrty's scoring a total of
s7ss pins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
.Hennessey, Of Cosnac Fame,
Enters Horse at Auteuil

Paris. March 25.-Luttcur III the is-
ycar-old race horse owned hy James
Iennessy of Ccgnac fame and winner
OF the Grand National Stccplochaso and
Liverpool in 1902, has been entered to
run at Autouil Sunday in the Prcsi-
dent OF the Republic Stakes. This
event is for 1000 francs. over n dis
tuncc of four and one half kilomctcrs-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

San Francisco proposes to permit IN,
American Legion and other Veterans
organizations to give boxing and wrcSt-
ling shows without payment for the
regular liconsc fec for such entertain
mcnts.
With prize money aEErcEstinE 81 500
the 1921 Eastern individual bowling
championship tournament. which II to
be staged In Now York city tho week
OF March Il. will! unquostionably be
the richest individual bowling tourna-
district.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
LOUIS RHODES ELECTED
MINES FIVE CAPTAIN

Golden. Colo, March :3.-Iouis
Rhodes. Indiana, tonight was elected
captain Of the Colorado School OF
Mines basketball tcNm for next year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Wilson to Fight Gibbons

81. Paul. Minn.. March 2s.--,iohuny
Wilson has agreed to stake his middle
weight titlc in q bout with Mike Glib
bons OF St Paul, within ninety
days according to telegram Glib
bons received today from his rep-
rcseniative In Boston. Tho contest
would he staged in Boston. according
to present plans. tho message said.
Gibbons challenged Wilson recently.
Manager Cobb Of the Detroit Amer
icaus. has obtained authority to carry
- men on his 1921 roster. IIcrcto-
for only - men have bccn carried.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Belgian Cueist
Leads Cochran

New York. March 2c-Edouaro
Horcmans. Belgian billiard champion.
gained on Wclkcr Cochran OF san
Francisco. although each won "A block
today in their 200 point match at IS.
bslkiinc. Horcmans' grand total Is
1870 and Cocran's 1907.
Their respective averages thus far
are: 80 5-25 and IS III.
Horcmans won this afternoon 400
to 15s in five innings while Cochran
made iS2 in the night game before
tho Belgian ended the block by reach
ing 400 In the eleventh inning. Horc-
mans played a consistent game. only
one high ruin going over 100. Cochran
made a run OF l2e in the afternoon and
passed the century mark three times
In the evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

young Jake Schacfer in his soo-point
balitlirc match with Edouard Horc-
mans has led many of tho wise ones
to predict that the dag IL not far dis
tsnt when Willie Hoppe. tho Irwin
chile champion. will no longer stand
in a class by himself
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CHESS TOURNEY IS
ANOTHER TIE CAME

Havana, Cuba. March e5.-Josc r.
Capablanca and DR.. Emanuel l.askcr
tonight played their fourth game for
the international chess championship
TO n draw.
The draw came after thirty moves
had beer made
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Rheumatism ID Best I Treated
Internally Through the Blood

s6sets q . ehcaheioa I'm ok tn
puritiea 0seA . Fsnsdy 10 S.S.S..
the old reliable Vegetable medicine
that has hssa ussd with efeat sue
cess in Thousands o{ rheumatic
eases over . period Of mors than
mty yean.
Get S9.A from pour dru81ist
today-fight now-and start tax
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

mG It at once. Then II
you will write % Q his
tory Of your individual
ease. vs will gladly give
you without cost special
expert medical advice.
Address Chief Medical
Advisor, 835 Swift Lab
oratory. Atlanta, Geor-
IA,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Sporting Notes

The New York American league team
won all ave Of It's exhibition games on
wcc<'s tour thru Louisiana. return
ing yesterday TO tho Shreveport train
tng camp.
Alfred Goullct. six day bicycle rider
who conducted OUTLAW" races at New
York and Chicago. has been placed in
good standing by the cycle Racing as
ISOLATION. IL was announced yc5tcr-
day.
Lost articles msy be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

00Assl ss1snss nv recognises
oal ~ afnGnt ~ en- xAs9mstism
= slesn ssassd by impU1t3ss n tie
Mod which manifest thslf psss.
- b. tAoss ashes end pst0 vhish
tsetws % many sv6sfszA Though
sstsads, Fu6bsdoo trsatments msy
ssliWv ths pain for .
ttns, thsy DO not cleanse 0Ey2I {
~ blood nd fsmovs ths
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
sovEREIGN CAMP BASEBALL

Sovereign Camp No. s baseball nine
Sovereign Camp No. baseball nine
day afternoon at the Old Central
grounds. Th. game will be called at
ESQ o'clock. Ellison and !. Parker will
be pitching and receiving for the No.
5 diamond artists.
Joe Lynch. Now York. hantamwoisht
champion. and Young Pinchot Char
lcroi will meet In ten round bout in
Pittsburgh on March IS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Some of the best hand bail players
OF the country arc among tho 7s con-
tcstants for tho A. a. 4. title. play for
which began at the Detroit Athletic
club yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Y. w. C. A. Basketball

Tho Central Junior high school bas-
get ball team OF the Y. W. C. a. Girl
reserves defeated the Hinsdalc reserves
flve yesterday afternoon. is to IL in a
fast and interesting article OF the cage
sport. The high school basketecrs dis
played unusual passing work.
In an evening Same at the Seventh
street ~ gymnasium. tho Centennial
girls nyc defeated tho E,vcrybody's
basket team - to o FNcrybody's rep
rcscntativcs showed lack OF training.