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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
K. OF {. QUINTET WILL
MEET SEVENTH WARD
Dougherty's Stars in Cage
Battle at Brownson Hall,
Saturday Night.

The Il. OF G. team. Manager Eddie
Dougherty's bunch of basketball stars.
will stack up against the fast Seventh
Ward team of this city on Saturday
night, November 12, at Brownson Hail.
Fourth and Jackson streets.
Under the able coaching Of Coach
Gerald Doc" Doherty, the Delaware
College and High School former star
athlete. the "Caseys" are fast de-
velopins into one of the best and
smoothest working teams the city has
had for some time. Their personnel
speaks for Itself; Doherty, Dougherty.
Les Gillespie. Buck" Magill, Hap"
Sheehey, Carpenter. Bill" Long. Joe
Greeley, Purcell. Biddle, Joe Bierman
and otEer stars.
The Seventh Ward last year PLAYED
under the West End name and gave
an excellent account Of themselves.
Both teams are out 60 win this game
and battle worth much can be ex-
pected.
The preliminary game between
Brownson Thirds and a good oppo-
nent will start at s. Coach Doherty
requests the X. of G. players TO report
for practice tonight at Brownson Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
bR0WNSON FIVE To
PLAY CHESTER TEAM
visitors Come Here With One
OF Fastest ouintets in
East.

The Brownson basketball ave win
open the seaeon Friday evening at
Brownson Hall. Fourth and Jackson
streets, with the Chester Independence
as the attraction.
The Chester team comes here with
the reputation of being one of ina
fastest teams IN the east. some os "a.
players In the lineup playing With
Tie leading independents and Ioagus
teams around Philadelphia.
Brownson. under the Ieadsrstfr.
of Red" Walsh who was rpsnahov
Of the famous Brownson I'VE that
was hailed IS the fast est indepen-
dent team in this part Of the eoune~y
viii be out for blood Friday night
rs they are anxious 70 avengo The de-
feat handed them last year by the
Chesterites.
All Of last years team will be hact
and with the addition Of several nsv
men the library boys win take their
places Friday night with one Of tho
best cams that ever representef IN.
assoc iation.
The game win start ~ $40 snd a
banner crowd is expected to be on
hond 70 rot for a local victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
stern Shore League Formed Soldiers Battle Tomorrow
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL TITLE TO
BE SETTLED THANKSGIVING WEEK

The arousng
much OF
tenders That
its OF
mington n Kent county
The only question win
down state
the state
seaford the
grdron Brdgevnie
this
A bring out a big
the
New Castle title this
eleven and Newark
High Salesanum teams
II
week and the battle win
enable
the a central
point This county
ID
scholastic rivalry has greatly in this
10 their
peed that the Sussex
with has been
much interest
held at III.
University Delaware
the various SCHOOLS
terial for lines which
first displayed the nder
enrolled all indications
PROMISES &c gV a goodacc Of itself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
n ". VI. A. nA>kfrRAIITRS
Mltf utNNANroNN TONIGHT

THIS evening the fast roing v. NJ.
A A team. fresh from their victory
ever the West rhuNes' last Thurs
dAy eNrnins win tackle thc strong
Germantown n ~, H. A. The Gen.
wantuwn y. ~. lt a. have a cors
hlnaNUn a former hinh school and
Independent stars The lineup con-
sisif of tOe ChanUn and smith. Cf
Germantown hieh school, at forward /.
Morris TON of the Germantown Boys.
club. ai conter Meyer Cha1cn. Zion
lnm club ~ Lakewood. q. ~, and
lfYlnk tAEhstone. of lioitsvillc hieh
school Coach Mark Runin. Of
southern hieh school fame. predicts
en- excellent season for his proteEca.
The Germantown Y. "A. ~. A. are CUT
o. best every Jewish club On pennsyi-
sania, New Jersey and Delaware.
Due q the independent order Birth
Sholom EiVing a masque dance and
hall Ht the Auditorium the same even-
lnE. there viii not be- dance a. pre-
vuusiy arranged. Instead there viii
o. preliminary game between the
\ 81 n A. thirds and some local
team. The FIRST game VIII start at
sah.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
White Stars Win Contest.

The White star football team de-
fcated the team Of the Salesianum
Freshmen, Class y. at Baynard field
Tuesday night. las. The stars Of the
game were Flynn, Glenn and Reardon
Tor the Freshmen, and Gertsenburg.
Horisk. Trott and Buckley for the
White Star team. The Saleslanum
players were; Mccarthy, Rossiter.
Jacobs blsgins. Maloncy, Quinn,
kelleher J. Flynn. Gienn, Reardon and
Walsh. and the White Star players
were Early pugan, Monigle. Billings
ly Doris. Bottgcr. Ireland, Trott.
Euckley. Gertsenburg and Horisk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
KEYSTONE CLUB IN
ANNUAL BIG DANCE
Club Rooms to be Gay Scene
Tonight With Music by
Melody Boys.

The annual masquerade dance of
the Keystone Field Club 10 be held In
the club rooms, 204 East Fourth
street, this evening, promises to be
one OF the biggest and best affairs
ever staged under the auspices Of the
popular East Side organization.
All lovers Of dancing who attend
VIII have an opportunity to dance to
their hearts content as dancing win
start al $50 and continue until 70 40
a. M. with the Melody Boys furnishing
the music.
A feature Of the affair viii be n
series OF interpretive dances to be
given by Miss Wanda Wendt, one of The
most clever young dancers IN the CITY
The grand march will start al
o'clock and will be led BY President
George Alien
The committee in charge Of the af-
fair is as follows: S. Romony /
BindsIey P. Marks, Q. SIackett and
George Allen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
DELAWARE DRILLS
IN MUD AND RAIN
Blue and Gold Team Braves
Elements and Engages In
Strenuous Practice.

sreelnl Correspondence Every Evening
Newark Nov. ie.--NainN weather
and mud did not stop the University
~ Delaware football squad from going
throuNh some strenuous work , ster-
day afternoon. under the directions Of
'oNsh Derby in preparing tor the
Lafayette same, to he played at Eas-
ton, on saturday ncrhy worked his
Varsity miuRd against some Lafayette
plaNH fof mere than an hour, with eN-
eviient results. Tho squad which ia
now ieo per cent strong. as 10 morale
end sl'ifii ls In no way frightened be-
teuac theN happen to be scheduled
a. meet what a regarded as the best
football team Ia the East next Satur-
daN,
Coach Derby ls going ahead with
hls work. eoaohing the squad with no
morp ulis than though Il was VIII
mlnetun ilirh Delaware was going 20
meet on saturday. No comments as
81 the rrest strength of Lafayette is
heard from mrnhers of the squad.
They are simply goiug ahead with
thsn training with determination
a. make the strongest showing pos
sihlc and are satisfied that the result
vii be- credit to "Old Delaware
White there is naturally much ,alk
relative 70 The Lafayette game and
lafre dUlegat.on 80 students and mcm-
here ~ the faculty win follow the
squad to Es.aou, much more interest
o. cvntered ln the nnal game 81 the
scason, which win be with pennsyl-
Vanla Military college OF chester and
whiUh VIII BE- PLAYED on Harlan Field.
saturday ~ aoNt week. This game.
which ls 90 start at 230 will De- %
ilftt tiino In ib Years that a Delaware
team has played Ia Wilmington.
Delaware and n NJ. q. for nearly a
quarter ot a century have been keen
friendly rivals The y. N. &. game
has always bccn looked on a. one 81
the most important ON tho schedule
ana attracts moro interest probably
than any other same Of the season.
In the past nine years Delaware has
lrsi hui one gams Co y N. g.. although
there have heen number of tic
AaineN The onc defeat in those years
was m ieia, when y, NJ G. won 20 90
The seures in those nine years
were at follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
II. wAni's souAp PRACTICE.

The ~ Marys football squad vii
bold their mid week practice thls even.
iiu 81 feslth and Church streets
s Ia preparation for the coming game
with The fast Eddystono A. A.. Of
f.adyFtunW. Pa
Coach Mr1auThnn requests the fol.
lowHur men o. he on hand Captain
brennan Elliott. McNin johnson
la o. Slattery Reese. Hourentueier
D Quinn. Mcdonnell Connolly Nolan
Pallets. nli Taylor Hutchinson. Green
nstlne. MrCull'un and Murphy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
.bROWNSON Wins IN
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Defeat St. Patrick's in Inter
esting Journeys, f7-o; Much
interest Being Displayed.

The Brownson Library Association
again came out on top in the second
week of the Catholic Indoos. League.
defeating st. Patrick's, 1T-9. The
games We're played on St. Patrick s
floor
Brownson cleaned up in single
pinoehle, quoits, euchre and checkers
while st. Patrick's annexed the double
pinochle. In pool it was an even
break, St Patrick's taking the single
game with ease. 500, while Brownsou
won the double game. 100-9e. This
game was hard fought and created
much interest Brownson had the
lead. 1910. but the Saints" threw a
scare into them when BY steady
shooting they succeeded IN running
the score up 10 96 while Prownson
could not get a shot.
Much interest is being shown in
these Journeys and some great games
are expected before it is over. Next
Tuesday evening Brownson viii meet
the Pioneers at their quarters. Ninth
and Market streets. and as both teams
defeated St. Patriek's by the same
score, close contest is certain. The
scores Of Tuesday nights games toll
low:
Euchre.
j. Hanley, William Pimm, Brown
son. defeated P Harrity. ]. MeLaugh-
lin.
Brownson .,....7 9 9-s
~. Patricks ..... 5 4-2
Checkers.
c. Lynch, Brownson, defeated P.
Grillaee, st. Patrick's. A to 0.
PlnochIe.
Single--J. Farley. Brownson, de-
feated j. Gill. f.. Hance. st. Patricl's
go. scores--127 to sS; 1S4 to 12s; 12s
TO 90.
PinoehIe.
Double-F. Wiekeretrom, George
Wolfe, st. Patrick's. defeated ]. Kel-
y and J. McGinley. to l. Scores:
Brownson .......... 120 ia 109-2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
CHERRY AND WHITE AND CHESTER TO BATTLE

Some gdron booked
Fed when the Wilmington
Will their
rivals for Saturdays
all indications The Harlan Field game due
the fact Chesook
The wilmington Hgh School
this year They have had
somewhat surprised last Saturday
held sorecs
hgh schools
Saesanum as beenu
Coach Charley Wolch dthh
institution and
the
has been represented he gridiron
ihe Cheser organization win
hundred fans while the Cherry and White followers
cher football
the annual
been
fracas viii be no exception. ~ S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
bHfINIfAI rASIIA
nIfIATS W. r.. sCoTT

baltimore. Md.. NoN. l0s-Ralpb
Grten'raf worlds pocket billiard
champion. closed gucce easful engage
ment af klp.ns Billiard ParIors last
nirht defeating Wallaee p scott. 1875
to Or. 0ueu'eHf played brilliantly
un.y Ai times. his best run of the eve-
nina heisr ga The champion COM
plained earlg in the day uf feeling 81
and was apparently not in the best
~ form at tlp table lie closed his
same however. bl playing strong.
Afuif made iust one more score
than ems uf fht other contestants
owen White tutalinF Co On the open
fHN nisht. while e. j. stoddard re,s.s-
tered % ~ Tuesday
A packed ealiery was bEaln on hand
and groenleaf closed his performance
With an exhibition of trick and fancy
shots. much g the delight of the
thfuna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
CONSIDERS SCHEDULE
Number of Games Approved and
Others Pending; Strong Op-
ponents Evident.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
newark. Nov. l0.-At a meeting Of
the Athletic Council Of the Uni
versity of Delaware this week. the
tentative basketball schedule for the
coming season was considered, and
O. number Of games approved. There
are still, however. several games pend
INK that viii be decided definitely
within n short time.
AS has been stated the local sea son
VIII not be started this year until
after the Christmas holidays. The
first game on the schedule Is with the
Army, which viii De played a. West
Point. On January Z. In addition To
the Army. Delaware has planned an
exceptionally strong schedule for
away from home games. which include
games with the Navy, Princeton and
Penn. The games thai have been ap-
proved 60 date are as follows:
January Army al West Point.
January 12--Albright al Newark.
January lS--Nayy al Annapolis.
January 20-Haverford at Haver-
ford.
January 2i--St Johns al Newark.
January 20 University OF PeDnsyl-
rar9a az Philadelphia.
February l0--Swarthmore at New
ark
February 1S--New York AgTiclIl-
turul College a. Newark.
February 2l-Muhlenburg at New
ark.
March 4--washington College AZ
Newark.
March T-Princeton az Princeton.
Manager Jacobs also reported that
games are pending with Lafayette.
stevens. Western Maryland. susque-
hanna and several other colleges.
The games approved 20 date are
i've away and six a. home. The COM
i'ieieo schedule wi provide from is
10 ~ games. about equally divided as
"a home and away games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
SOLDIERS vs.. LEGION in HOLIDAY BILL

holiday attraction
football
soldier Fort du Field T1a
gAme VIII be military affair
Governor penney and his
Council have been asked furnished hy Norris
Robnscs's - -'Os
naser tzpatck has fast eleven fray ana the
ooefs are expecting
lesion team vii the field with lineup that
represented u this The Oncials
a. follows Charley WEIGH unpira
Gabriel fe anu fau'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
BASKETBALL AT NEW CASTLE

New Castle. Nov. 10.--In the OPEN
ing game Of the season, before a
crowd Of 200 persons, last evening, the
Sixth Company, c. A. c., ID. N. O..
basketball team. lost to the Brandy
wine team, of Wilmington at the Van
Dyke Armory by the score Of Al TO "a.
The local team will play the Mt. Yer
non team Of Wilmington at the Van
Dyke Armory next Wednesday eve
ming. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
rarl slde Set Dor lntan.

t'afk side win practice tonight 10,
ihsh aene With Elblon. Hrlday after.
Nuun. ~ the later place. Coach Ala
rav wihhea ali men to report ai Kirk.
wood Park az ocluek. The team Will
hHYe the ciHh ir.dns az 1850 and wlll
faAe the tflp ~ tlKion by Machines
Mai.eNef Nulhmnu wants AN players a
rprotl ~ the cleb at q o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
nrleo Team Trims Mouse.


The Delco quot team put a cldmp In
fhe Moua. teams winning streak lapf
es"nins when they defeated them IN
Hee straight sames The players were
90 followr ipeleo Conner Thompson.
knopf and Davidson. Moose Kane.
Aussag, IfainaId. Aililes and Tobin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
ST. AIMS Final Practice.

st AIMS viii hold their final prac.
tice OF the week this evening at shah
cross avenue and Lincoln street at Z
This will be the final workout fol
the bOs before the game with West
End at Rockford Tower, Saturday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
Fulton at Convention.

James A. Fulton. manager of the
Continental Life Insurance Co, is at
tending the annual meeting of the
Association Of Agency Managers OF
Insurance Companies. in Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
BABE RUTH MAILS
ANSWER TO LANDIs

Boston, Nov. 10.--Babe Ruth said
yesterday that he had mailed his
answer 10 Judge Lands question:
naire regarding his participation in
the post-season transforming tour.
he thought it would reach Chicago
by today.
Ruth declined to discuss the natl,ra
.of his answer, other than to say that
Nc hoped it Will be satisfactory.
he said he had not yet received bis
world series money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
PIONEERS WIN.
Neighoorhood Seconds Drop Fast
Game TO Y. VI. II. A.

The Y. NJ. II. A. Pioneers defeated
me Neighhorhood Seconds last night
% TO y, IN fast game, at the Neigh
borhood floor.
Both teams gave. exhibitions NJ .x.
ceiieht passing. while Captaincmfwy
oeilent passing, while Caplan starred
With nine field goals. The score:
\. VI. III. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
st. Patrick's ...... 50 100 1873
Pool.

Pool.
Single go points)-Winiam Cal
lagher, st. Patricl's, defeated J. Cal
Ian. Brownson, so to 8. Referee. NJ.
Dillon.
Double 600 points)-M. Dillon and
@. Freeman, Brownson. defeated VIII
liam Gallagher and George Hanlev.
81. Patrick's. 100 to 9s. Referee, Ed.
Fahey. 8
Quoits.
Brownson-P. Sheridan, J.. Dineen,
). Mcmahon, T. Kerney, j. Cassidy.
ST. Patrick 's-Carlin, Lutz, Swee-
ney, Brainard Gil.
Brownson 49,. 13 21 2t II 21-s
st. Patrick's . Il IL 10 p So
Referee-Regan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10

Armistice Dance Pythian Castle
Thursday evening. Prizes. Benefit ID
10. *. K.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
Sixth Co.
Goals

Referee, William Madden. Time
keeper Edward Mcdaniel. Time OF
halves, 20 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10

Read the classified advs- TOO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18
A GOOD BAD GAME

The Junior Moose played monkey to
the organ of The Whiting Colts. Their
dance and capering was TO the temno
Of 1875 with an extremely heavily
sounding time beater in the form OF
extra base clouts. The resonant whang
Of Writings hickory against the boss
hide was as regular against Romeo's
offerings as it was against Edgar's
shoots. only Edgar felt more generous,
he had the geev-ums. He doled out ave
free tickets to the Colts. This, coupl-
ed with some extremely novical play
by the antlered bucks and some ex-
t-raordfnary horseshoe circumstance
favoring the Oily crew. proved as good
an example of what the fans do not
desire-the losing fans, of course-as
could be rendered by a team with a
large following and a good name,
One good word may be said of the
Moose. they staged a beautiful exhibit
ton of cro~ss-country running, rne
garden men proving more lOng-wfnd-
ed than their Unfolding brethren. And
it also appeared as though certain
Moose players had more egotism than
ability. the way they tried their luck
at various positions and failed to dis
play any symptoms of the RABBIT foots
benevolent charm. All in all, the
brand of ball put up by the fraternaI
boys was as loose as the brains of a
blue Sunday fanaticist.
Mike Budnick of the Colts pitched a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18
GOLF HOBBY
OF SPEEDWAY
DRIVER
ESPECIAL 10 HE TlnEsl-

I2fEGIAE ~ n lAWL1I
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May lS.-The
youngest member of the D~uesenberg
racing team which viii compete in the
international 500-mile race to be held
at the indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Monday, May 30. is James A.. Murphy.
better known as Jimmy and captain
Of the quadron.
Murphy was born in San Francisco
in 1895 and started racing in 1918 as
a mechanic for that consistent per
former, the late eddie O.DonneiL
Racing has always bee nan ambition
with Murphy and when he was a mere
youth he had dreams OF being a speed
king.
Golf is his hobby of the track but
his favorite sport is baseball. He is
one of the very few drivers particu-
larry Interested in the national pas
time, but he can hardly wait to get
the morning papers to see who won
the games" You can get an argument
out Of him any time. This is unusual
too when one considers that he was
born and reared in California out OF
sight OF big league baseball.
Seeing Eddie Hearne driving with
his hat orr is the funniest thing Muir
ply has ever seen about a race curse
he says. You see. Eddie does not
possess an abundance OF thatch on his
Uranium and 1t is rather amusing 10
see him give his dome q sun bath.
Jimmy has no intention Of giving
up racing, he says. admits that racing
is profitable and knows no fear in a
race.
He prefers the Los Angeles speed
way to any other and his reason is.
because I have had most of my sue
cess there" In fact his biggest rae
ing thrill was winning the last race
held at Los Angeles. Handball is Muir
phys training vehicle and he plays
a lot of it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18
MAROONS IN
SHAPE FOR
ADLER GAME

The west Hammond Maroon ball
team Is getting into shape for their
game with the Chicago Adlers of the
Interstate league sunday. May ~
Manager Shipreck had his entire squad
of fourteen players out for practice
last night and the boys sure looke
good to Shipreck.
AS this is the first real game Of the
season for the Maroon boys they are
doing everything in their power to
get in shape for the game Sunday as
the Adler club IS rated one of me
best clubs in the league. They defeat
ed the Woodlawn club last Sunday by
a score Of 10 to 5. that score indicates
that the Maroon team sure have a
hard bunch to beat, however they are
not worried. With a few more days Of
hard practice the boys VIII be in a
number one shape. This game will be
played on the West Hammond ball
park, which was just recently built BY
the city. The game will start at 1880
sharp, so those who wish TO see a real
ball game will please be on hand early.
Manager Shipreck has signed G. r.
Anderson. a pitcher of the Southern
Assn. to pitch Sunday, According to
records Anderson was one of the lead
ing pitchers for the Charleston team
of that league. he won twenty-three
games last year for his team and
pitched a few one and two hit games.
Krassey will do the receiving and the
fans know that he can sure catch. He
Mas plenty of pep and with the bal
ance OF the team supporting tho Ma
rooms should not have such a hard
time winning Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18

nice game. but the way he grooved
them and the way the Moose missed
them caused a heartche In the breast
of several good ball players present.
In addition to all this the way the
large crowd hoggcd the baselines and
their surroundings completed a per-
feet picture Of amatuerishness. Bet
ter baseball than was rendered by the
Moose last Sunday must be given in
the future, else they might as well get
out the ole mothoaIs and hang up
their baseball togs for the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18

A WINNER

The Robertsdale All Stars defeated
the North Side A. C's. lis. The WISH
tors had a hard time finding Lutte I'M
til the 9Th inning, with the score tide
A. They started pounding him for a
total Of 5 runs. Zart's long drive with
the bases full decided the contest.
Schulz was in fine form, getting about
Is strlkeouts. Johnny Hlavach made
a great stop on third base in the 7th
inning when the bases were full and
tied third base. ending the rally for
Hammond.
The game took place last Sunday at
Douglas park in Hammond. The game
was well attended from here. most OF
the visitors going over In machines.
This game makes the second win for
the All Stars for on Sunday, May 3.
they defeated Dyer So. Robertsdale
is very proud of its team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18

The Hammond K. OF C.'s Will take
on their %stiffest game of the year on
next Sunday when they play South
Chicago. the leaders Of the league,
who last Sunday handed Whiting an
awful lacing to the tune of 8 to /.
If Hammond is to remain in the
running for the pennant they viii
have to win next Sundays tilt as SO.
Chicago looks like the team that any
club winning the flag VIII have to beat
out to cop the honors.
Realizing the possibility of going
into a tie for first place by defeating
South Chicago, Manager Heimbach is
exerting every possible effort to have
his team IN the best Of shape for Sun
days game, Practice has been called
for tomorrow evening at Harrison
park and all players are requested to
report at s o'clock or as shortly there
after as possible so that the full team
can put in a good long evenings
workout in preparation for Sundays
important battle. It is also planned
to hold another final practice session
on Saturday afternoon to put on the
finishing touches. Following tomor-
row nights workout all the PLAYERS
viii meet in the club rooms for their
first skull practice of the season,
If Hammond comes out on the short
end of the score against South Chicago
It will not be because they are not
ready and there will be no alibis 10
offer.