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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
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leading fashion designers of New York
to furnish its readers daily fashion
and pattern service All patterns will
be seam allowing and guaranteed to
fit perfectly. Safe delivery Of every
pattern ordered is also guaranteed You
should order patterns little in adj
vance of the time you will need them
as stock is not kept in Birmingham,
but all orders will be forwarded to the
pattern department in New York for
attention.
No. Ss46-Lady's Waist. smart waist
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
RANDOM NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall McCully Of Phil
adelphia are the guests Of Mr.. w. G..
Bickell at Mountain Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mckinney are leav-
ms today for Columbus Ga, for week :
end visit with Major and Mrs. Mckinney,
and to meet their little grandsons Carl
F., Jr,, and Swift
Mr.. Frcd Sloss. q student at the Uni
versity Of Alabama, Is spending the Eas-
ter holidays here.
go
Mr.. and Mrs. AL CARRIER have named
their little daughter. Helen Eubank.
Mr.. Hubert Barks. who il = student at
Auburn is the guest Of relatives here for
several days.
Mr.. Mallory Forbes. who is a stu
dent at the university. is spending tho
Easter holidays in this city.
Miss Lucy Grove is the guest Of Miss
Nan Jones in Montgomery.
Mrs Florence Waddell has returned
from Dadeville. whore she was the guest
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
SUPPER

Miss Florence Robertson was hostess
last evening at buffet supper at her
home on Hanover Circle. compliments
ing her guest, Miss Juliet Sellers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
DINNER PARTY

The groomsman Of the Davis-Harr.
wedding party entertained last eve
ming at dinner at the Tutwiler, fol-
lowed by theatre party.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
TEA FOR MISS DICKENS

MRS. Cecil Samuels entertained yes
terday at tea at her home in Nor.
wood in honor of Miss virgie Dickens
bride-to-be.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
UNION VS.. GRACE.
satardsy and Twilight Leagues 20 Set
tie Title.

The first OF the series OF three
games between Union. the victors IN
the Saturday afternoon division OF the
Church League and Grace, the Lead
ers Of the twilight division, will be
played tomorrow afternoon az Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren streets, com
nencing at O'Clock.
Both Of these tean1s have been going
through the season with very little
opposition and have developed a large
following. In addition to the Church
League games. both squads have cut
swath in TIE independent circles,
putting up many excellent exhibitions
OF the national pastfrne. Only lagt
Saturday, Grace surprised down State
fans, by wallopfng MIddletown fs 20 o.
driving Sid Manloves the Parksfde star
from the mound by their terrific bat
ting.
Many Of the Union players pack a
terrific wallop with the willow. Me-
CauIey having greeted BeryI Long
with homer and triple on last
Tuesday evening. With the enthusi-
sstn of The followers and the class Of
ball that the teams have been playing,
an exciting game is promised
TIE victors in the series viii be pro-
claffned as champions Of the churches
of Wilmin nston. and win be awarded a
fine silver cup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
WARMERS TRAVELLERS
TO PLAY TWIN BILL
Delaware City Team VIII Visit
Townsend on Labor Day
for Double Header.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City, Sept. 2.-The Dela-
ware City Travellers are preparing for
their twin bill with Townsend on La
bor Day. Davis. who has been catch
ing good ball for Fort du Pont and
the Delaware City team of the Subur-
ban League is booked to do the re-
while Barney and AclSerman.
also du Pont men, are slated for out
field positions
Jack Reybold, their star second
baseman, who has been out of the
game for several days with n sprained
ankle. is expected to be in shape and
will greatly add TO the batting
strength of the team. Patterson. who
has been pitching good ball lately. is
booked TO pitch the opening game,
while the second game is undecided.
II is thought Mike" Rhein, who
pitched the New Castle team to VIC
tory over the Delaware City team
Tuesday evening, will twirl the final
game. If Rheims services are not
Manager Warner will prob
ably get a good pitcher from Whining
ton TO twirl the. final game. The team
as II now stacks up will give some
OF the best teams in the State hard
battle. Manager Warner is trying to
draw the Suburban League team INTO
a three-game series TO decide the
Of Delaware City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Lands GETS CENSUR[.
FOR BASEBALL JOB.
Bar Association Scores His Ac-
tivity in Game in Sharp
Resolution.

Cincinnati. Sept. 2.-The action OF
Federal Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands OF
Chicago. National Commissioner Of
Baseball. In accepting private en-
ployment and private ernolument"
while active on the Federal bench was
declared to meet with the "unquoii4
fed condemnation" Of the American
Bar Association in a resolution adop-
yentfon here.
Judge lands was declared 10 have
accepted such emolument for private
work as baseball arbiter," according
to the resolution. which was framed
late yesterday by the Executive Com
mittee Of the American Bar Associa-
'sion.
After a heated debate over adoption
Of the report of a committee on re-
quiremenfs for admission to the bar.
headed by Elihu Root, the associa-
tion passed a resolution recommending
two years college work and three
years In recognized law school as
the minimum requirements for ad-
mission TO the practice of Law.
The recommendation Of the COM
mittee were offered as a resolution by
Mr.. Root, who explained that the re-
port was the result OF investigation
and conferences with prominent law
yers and Educators. The report was
adopted by the section on legal educa-
tion, where the committee originated,
after stormy session yesterday.
Seeking 20 defer action until next
year, Henry r. Davis Of Washington.
n. C., offered a substitute resolution
after Mr.. Root had moved adoption
OF the report. Mr.. Davis declared the
conditions severely restrictive" and
argued that many prominent lawyers
in the country would have been barred
from practice if such restrictions had
been in force when they began their
careers.
We have found an unfortunate
condition, one that ought TO be reme-
died" Mr.. Root declared in reply.
Shall the bar do nothing? This rec
ommendation may Inconvenience some
members Of this association, but
care more about having the bar Sc
cure the effective administration Of
justice in this disturbed country than
I do about their inconvenience"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
ST. MARY'S READY
FOR FOOTBALL GAMES
Johnny Bradley to Lead Popu-
lar Organization on Grid
iron This Season.

st. Mary's Athletic Association held
their reorganization meeting last
evening. and elected the following Of
fcers TO guide their football team
through what looks TO be their best
year on the Eridiron.
Johnny Haugh. the popular East
Side lad. WAS chostn president, and
Billy" Mckenna secretary and
Johnny Sheehy treasurer. Littl,.
Johnny Bradley. last years manager.
was reelected. and IL promises mean
anything. Johnny already has the
championship OF the State under his
arm.
Jimmy O'Kane. the pcppy little
manager Of the Texaco baseball team.
was elected business manager. and he
promises to arrange TIL hardest
schedule the Cats" have ever played.
already having offers OF enough
games to All out two schedules.
The Cats" will hold their first
workout OF the season on Tuesday
,venins at Fourth and Church streets
a. $50. The practice will be followed
by meeting at the Pine Community
House at Fourth and Pine streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
NEW SCHEME NOW TO
STOP BALL GAMES
Cancel Games Between Teams
When Such Action 10 Not
Planned.

A now form OF mischief maker has
appeared In this city and has given
the management Of some OF the base
ball teams much trouble. the guilty
person making II a practice 10 call
up teams before scheduled games and
cancel. when no such action IL plan
ned
Charles Dougherty. manager of The
seventh Ward team. has suffered from
this. He claims the club II getfing
an unfair deal from the person who
Is following their schedule and can
ceiling their games. Manager Dough-
erty ADVISES the managers of local
teams that II they have any games
Cancelled on them. that he would sug-
gest that the cancellations be made I'm
person and not over the telephone.
Not content with canceiing local
games. the guilty party has resorted
to canceling out-of-town games by
letter. A game between Seventh Ward
and CoatesviIle was nearly Cancelled
in this manner. Someone appeared
at the Brownson headquarters and
tried to cancel their game with Sew
enth Ward for Saturday. Recently,
the Fourth Ward management was
called on the phone and an effort was
made to cancel that game
Manager Douxherty requests that
anyone who has any information re-
lating to this party. supply him with
such information, % that the trouble
can be. broken up. Mr.. Doueherty
can be reached at phones ia and 3af7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SUBURBAN LEADERS
PLAY TOMORROW
MarshAllton and krsbs to Battle
at Psnnsy Field; Big Crowd
Expected. >

rennsy Field will be the scene OF a
fast game tomorrow afternoon Mt $50
when krehs and Marshaiiton Will line
up against each other. to decide the
winner OF the second half in the
Suburban League. both tcams having
won : games and lost
krebs are anxious 10 take this
wame. which would make them win
heva cf the second half. and there
fore champions of the Suburban
League. they having finished on tor
I'm the first half Marshalltor is $50
desirous of winning this game . u
would give them "A chance 60 nsut u
GU; with krebs for the championship
OF the i<~sue.
Red" Hayward. Marshsllton's =
pitching ace. viii undoubtedly be
Manager Groves selection. with Burke
donning the mask. while Pitcher t1-
wfcod viii be held in reserve. Old re-
liable Joe" Clay will no doubt be-
Manager Ruths selection for mound
duly. with Mcdaniel doing the re-
e~f>ing "pory" Collins. who has been
the nfsinsfay of the Pccomoke city
team. may also be on hand, in case
CLAY should need any assistance.
Both teams are confident OF winning
tomorrow game, and with Josh
Nenry and Bob" Janli>on handing
IN. Indicator. a good game is promised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02

Wilmington Country Club.
team match, Springhaven Coun-
~ Club.
Opening of Municipal Golf
Course Al Porter Reservoir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SWIMMERS TO TRY
| OUT At Y. N. c. A.
To Select Team to Co to Allen
town on Tuesday, Next
Week.

Try-outs for the Y. NJ. c. A. swim
ming team which will go to Allen
town. Pa, for duel meet on Tues-
day. September sth will be held In the
7. NJ. G. A. pool tonight at 7.30.
There are one or two promising
candidates for the team; Loith Nun
son and Raymond Bader who from
all Indications will make some OF the
members Of the team step lively in
order 10 hold their coveted positions.
The meet with Allentown was
originally scheduled for last June but
because of unforseen events had 10
be postponed. One Of the big fea-
lures Of this trip win be an sutomo-
bile trip 10 Colonel Trexler's Game
Preserve which is located in one II
the most beautiful parts OF the state
Of Pennsylvania.
The Chester Y. NJ. G. A. IL anxious
to get another meet with the local
mermen some time soon In this city
and viii endeayor 70 redeem them
selves for the poor showing they made
early in the spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
YANKs CLINcH PENNANT.

Cleveland. Sept. 1.-ff history
repeats. the Yankees yesterday
clinched the American League
pennant by their two victories
over Washington. Statistics pre-
pared by a local sporting editor
show that never In the history
of the league hns the team
which was in the lead on Bep-
tember / lost the pennant.
The figures show. however.
that the team At the top OF the
standing on this date did not
always maintain the lead until
tho end of the season. In 1904
the Red Sox did not win tho
pennant from New York until
the last day of the season, but
the record for September
khows TINT Boaton was leading.
In 1908 Detroit was the Lead
er on September 1 and won tho
pcnnant only after \ thrce-cor-
nered fight with Cleveland and
Chicago. As late ~ September
81 Cleveland passed Detroit.
Then Chicago also passed the
Tigers. and for two days De-
troit was i'm third place. On Sep
tember 81 the Tigers headed the
list by one point, finally cap
turing the coveted flag by s
points.
Last year the White Sox led
the league with 3-point mar
gin over the Indians on August
81. The next day Chicago lost
and Cleveland won. the latter
team eventually winning the
pepnant and the worlds cham
pionshfp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
DgLAwAREANs STAR.
Joe Bsy Wins Match Race Over WIZ
mfnxfon sIderheeler.

West Chester. Pa. Sept. zr-Dcia-
~arcans were entered IN the races
here yesterday, and Joe Boy, z.0GA.
row ~ years old. won a special match
race from the Wilmington sldeunef.cr.
Joe Alliewood. II was fnreo-heat
battle IN which the Delaware entry
landed the second h1at in a heed-and-
head finish.
Peacock's Brown Betty took Sec
ond money In the z.1s pace, while
Mrs. Watts In the zfs trot was drawn
after the third heat The summaries.
SPECIAL RACE; 2 ~ 3; PURSE 900
Joe Boy. bik =. by MiIlerfon.
Joe Ailiewood. !. e.. by liiI.-cpd.
Tim. zts atzt< ,,e Phiiiips1 2
z.ls TRoT . IN 3 PURSE s35o.
harysss asrvs.,sr Pride p. n M ~ ,sa dne
e.ryiI'e :, st.,.I D. sls. 6scot) z 2 . !
-, .1eisEthammer1 Iss4s
49, ~. ~. A'as, .' @shitby, 4sss 70
d,eaoockJ - 70
Peter .r. y. b fTsylor) 5 5 70
cLAEED rIsisHkD 81 81 TSh5S al sfxPH5' ssSP fph-
zisn sans oirl ). n . - Lesfyot ar iss4i
grim ............... Davis 2zz 3
al9f P,ines s''sfs asfeb ;. sRiaaissiE, 2 ssIss
SSsss. @spsase r.. 'r D. ;s,ossfJs r. ss1sIa,..
80 u. : BALDWIN, 3 ssn
MARY Hal r. m. (starkeyj = dis
vera Patch, . m. 0g1kens dis
hgD .si,..f Roy. ,; q. X; glemplel dis
2.3Z. ~~'ls' N+@yf
Running dash. s5-rnile. purse siOo-capl
ain Bed, b. q. Taylor won Volcano Il
q wilkins second. JACK prVor
tkeilyl. third. Also ran-Gun Metal b-.
q Nicholsonl. Time. "a.
2I4 PACE. 3 IN s. PURSE xzs0
DR.. N. P., b. g. By santa.
fNevt0n III
Brown Betty. br. m. :. pea ock} 2
2nDfft NJ D. 2. s.+s...s..s. Davis 3 8
Gladys III, b. m .- sfscoft5 4 dfs
Time, no. 2.1s. 2foX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Hunters,
Take Notice!

Five million OF you viii go abeid thus
fall
Yet game is more abundant than it
was 20 years ago when hunters were
fewer.
What is the reason7 Good game laws
which are obeyed The good sportsman
no longer breaks laws. He has seen the
results of game protection. He knows
that the law-breaker Is spelling his own
sport and the other fellows.
For your convenience, the Department
of Agriculture has printed all the 1921
game laws by states in a little book
should have a copy OF this book. You
can get yours by writins<S TO our Wash
ington Information Bureau Use the
attached coupon. write your name and
address plainly and enclose a rwo-ccnt
stamp for return postage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
EASTERN SHORE SERIES.

Score of Yesterday.
Princess Ar,ne. s: Cambridge, z.
To6ay's Schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02

Pocomol1e City. Nd. Sept. 2.-The
preliminary games on part of The
Eastern Shore for the honor of con-
tending with Frederick for the base
han championship of Maryland, OPEN
ed here yesterday on the grounds of
the Pocomoke club. the eontending
teams being Princess Anne. by rea-
son of defeating the Pocomoke club.
and Cambridge, by reason of geo
graphical situation. Princess Anne
won, TO Z. The clubs play in Cam
fridge today.
There WIS an enormous crowd pres
ent from towns within 100 miles of
either Maryland or Virginia. the ma
jority of whom were women.
The game was a most exciting one,
plenty Of good free hitting ana some
excellent fieIdinC. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Wants Thre~.Game Series.

Fourth Ward would like 20 arrange
a three-game series with the follow
ing teams Keystone. Seventh Ward,
Eden, Brownson. Lorraine OF any
other FIRST class team in the city. The
Fourth Ward boys have met with but
two defeats this season, losing 10
Seventh Ward and Parkside. They
would like 10 hear from any Ot the
above teams as soon as possible. Call
z2ss-W and ask for manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
LORRAINE TAKES CAMERON VEN7HWAR SPORTS
Msst sign Connanisa tions.

Communications adfressN0 TO
the Sports Editor Of Every Eve
ming, must be signed II they are
intended for publication. The
name will not necessarily be
published, but the Information
II desired for the paper. A com
nunication. received from An
Onlookcr," at Dover, cannot be
published until the writer In
forms Every Evening OF his
identity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02

Princess Anne at Cambridge.
Standing of the Clubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
GOING GREAT.
Lorraine Hands Out Third Strxight
Shuteut In Victory Over seventh Ward

Lorraine handed out their third
straight shutout last night, when they
held Seventh Ward. 80. The game
was marred by considerable wrangling
over decisions of the = umpire. Joe
Tobin, who was on the Hill for the
Lorrainemen. held his opponents 10
two scratch hits.
Lorraine has played twenty two in
nings without being scored on, de-
feating Five Points, 40; Defiance, 30
and last nights game. 80. Lorraine
is anxious 10 play Seventh Ward al
Harlan Field for a side bet of 5000
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SALISBURY DEFEATED
BY CRISFIELD TEAM

Crisfield, Md. Sept. 2.-CrisfieId won
its last home game and third straight
from Salisbury, Il to 8, yesterday
The game was a smuggling match, with.
Crisfieid having the better breaks.
Broadway Jones started for Sails
bury, but lasted only four innings.
being hit hard, crisfield getting five
doubles. and a single in the third and
fourth. August relieved him. and was
touched up for seven hits in the sew
enth and eighth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Brown Anniversary shoot

The Charles a. Brown anniversary
shoot viii be held az Clayton. on sat
urday, September 2, being scheduled
10 start at ]. There win be one Is
and three 20-tareet events. Dr. y
L. Alexander ~ president and W.
Hawkins, secretary of the Clayton or
ganization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
LAUREL SPLITS EVEN.
Nitchie Works Wen Until InfieId Goes
to Pieces.

Laurel. Sept. 2.-LaureI and Snow
I'm broke even yesterday. The first
game wss pitchers duel 1ctwe en-
Nitchie, for Laurel, and Schreli. for
Snow Inn. and went IL innings. when
-l-aurel'c inficld went 10 pieces. per-
mitting Snow Kin 10 score four runs.
Laurel, in its half OF the eleventh.
scored two. the count being TO g.
In the second game. Culver. for Lau-
rel. had Snow Hill eating out OF his
hands. striking out eight men in I'VE
innings. When the game was called.
because of darkness. the score was 8
to 0. in favcr of Laurel. The clubs play
two games at Snow Hill today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
EIGHT OUT OF NINE.
Parkside Downs Fenrth Ward In
Fast Game.

Parkside made IL eight out of nine
games last night at Eirkwood Park
when they downed the Fourth Ward
team of the City League. s-1. "sid"
Manlove, pitching his second game in
two nights held the visitors TO two
hits and turned In his second win for
the two nights.
Butch" Mcconnell pitched well for
the losing nine. but Parkside hit when
needed Hawk" Hayes led with the
stick with double and single. The
Travellers will meet the Star Inde-
pendents at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets tonight. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
BLACK sex PULL THROUGH.

New Castle, Sept. 2.-Last evening
in a twilight game of baseball at Bat
terry Park. before a crowd of 400 per-
Sons, Manager John McDeyitt's New
Castle Black Sox defeated the Buffalo
Giants of Wilmington. to 2. The
game was called in the fifth inning by
Empire Alexander Gallagher on ac-
count of darkness. Miller and Joe
Williams of the local team each made
Z home run. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
How They win Line Up.
ANOTHER VICTORY.
Second Baptlsts Give Way to Mt.
Salem MaulerS.

Mt. Salem added another victory TO
their string last night, when they de-
feated the Second Baptist crew of the
Church League, in slew game, ia.
The Tower players jumped on Wiltens
in the second round and scored six
runs. Jones pitched well for the
winners. holding the Baptists 10 six
hits. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Crescent A. C. iI Dance.

Crescent A. c. held thEr weekly
dance and get together meeting IN
he club rooms last evening and a
good crowd was in attendance. Music
was furnished by the Crescent orehes-
.ra of 10 pieces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
.. 5 II
CAMBRIDGE.
East End Wants Games.

rfncess Anne 4 o / g % x-s
'ambridge -. o 3 o O q o o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Rose Hill Cancels.

Rose Hill wds forced to cancel the
game scheduled with CooEmaf for
Labor Day, and instead viii take on
New Castle High School in the morn
ing and Trinity Church team for a
pair of games IN the afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
kerrlPan for Parkslde.

Jim kerrigan has been secured TO
coach the Parkside football team the
coming season. Kerrigan has been
connected With the Chesrook team
ever since its organization and has
turned out a winner every year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
st. Paurs vs.. Chesapeake ctt,.

The ST. Paufs independent team will
go to Chesapeake City. Nd, tonnor-
row to play the strong Chesapes ke
City team. on Labor Day the at
traction VIII be the fast going Smyrna
team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02

The fast going East End team would
like 10 arrange games for this Sat
grday and Labor Day, with any fasi
team in or out of the State. Thoze
wishing thip challenge should get Ia
touch with N Steimle. 1851 East
street. city. or call 'phore
6465-W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
STREAK BROKEN.
Cookman Drops 70 Brandywine After
Series of Victories.

Brandywine broke the winning
streak of Cookuaan last night, after
Cookman had defeated every team in
:he league. Home runs by NJ. Minker
and Worth. and the pitching of III.
Minker featured the game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Fourth Ward Football.

Fourth Ward boys win put \ ~qrs.
c;ass football team in the field this
season and All the boys are requested
70 be al The meeting 70 be held next
Tuesday AZ Sixth and Spruce streefe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SAIIsB URY.
Labor Day Baseball.

Dan Knights Highland AIl-Stars
will tackle the Five Points team of the
suburban League in a double header
Labor Day. The morning game viii
be played at Rockford Tower and the
afternoon game will be staged at
Elmhurst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Eden TO Elect Officers

The South Side Eden Athletic Club
will hold its election of officers at its
club rooms. September 6. All members
are requested to be present as busi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SEND SPORT NRwS
TO EVERY EVENING

Managers OF teams Of any kind
are requested to send In news OF
their organisations and results
OF their games.
Every Evening wants the news
about sport from all over the
city and State. Send In your
communication and see them
In print. This Il good way to
boost your favorite organization.
News of all kinds. OF sport In
desired.