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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-09-30

Redemption
lively entitled thereto
Dated this 2srd day Of September
e. McCoILuM. Taz Collector.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
NET STARS AFTER
DOUBLES H0N0RS
Play Begins in Mems National
Tennis Tournament az
Longwood Today

Boston, Aug. 22.-All is in readiness
for the first day of play in the men 8
annual national championship doubles
lawn tennis tournament, which begins
this afternoon on the new turf courts
of the I.ongwood Cricket Club, at
Chestnut Hill, near here.
While the field Of players is not quite
so extensive as in some former years,
when the entrance qualifications we're
less strict, there Is hardly team en-
tered that has not made more or less
noteworthy tournament record on the
courts this season.
Both national and international stars
will compete, and there are two or
three pairs that appear so evenly
matched on the eve of the tournament
that it would be hazardous to name
any particular team as the probable
winner Of the honors now held by Will
liam NJ. Johnston and Clarence j. Grif-
fin, of California.
Griffin could not make the long trip
East this season, so Johnston has paired
off with Willis f. Davis, another Coast
star. and the new team is liable to
create trouble for any opposing com
bination before the week of play is
finished. Davis showed at Southampton
last week, where he won the singles,
that he has at last reached his real
form. If he can maintain this pace on
the Longwood courts this week, he and
Johnston must be considered as ex-
tremely dangerous contenders.
The two Californians are situated in
the~upper section of the draw, along
with Richard Norris Williams. I'd. Of
Boston, and Watson NJ. Washburn,
of New York. the Davis Cup doubles
team, and these teams should meet in
the semi final round, provided there are
no startling upsctS.
In the lower section the chief CON
tenders appear TO be William II. Til
den. Cd. the worlds singles champion
and the national titleholder. and Vincent
Richards. national junior champfen,
with the Kinsey brothers, Of California,
liable to block their path in the lower
semi final brackets. Richards will also
defend his title in the national junior
singles TO be played at Chestnut Hill
this week.
While the men arc busy with their
tournament at Chestnut Hill the lead .
ing women players OF the c'untry will
be seen in action on the old Longwood
courts, and here again the entry list
fairly bristles with quality, Mrs Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory, national champion !;
Miss Mary X. Browne, Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup, Miss Leslie Ban
croft, Miss Edith Sigourney and Mrs.
Benjamin e. Cole, national clay court
titleholder, being among the entrants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Woman in Water 20 Hours;
Fails to S,Uim Channel

London. Aug. 81. - After exposing
herself to the elements for twenty hours
and within three miles of her goal.
Mrs. Arthur Hamilton had to abandon
her attempt to swim the English Chan
mel. This was Mrs. Hamilton's second
attempt to swim the stretch of twenty
one miles.
The noted English swimmer, who is
the daughter of Sir Charles Fairlie-
Cunninghame, started from Cape Girls
Nez on the French side Of the Channel
at II O'Clock Saturdays morning She
was forced to give up her attempt when
she was three miles from Deal on the
English side yesterday morning.
Mrs. Hamilton today expressed sat-
isfaction that she has set record for
women both as regards distance covered
and time In the water. Last September
Mrs. Hamilton swan within twelve
miles of the French side of the Channel
after starting from the English coast
Annette Kellerman twice attempted
the long grind, but did not go more
than six miles on either occasion. Cap
tain Mathew Webb and Il. W. Burgess
are the only ones on record as having
accomplished the whole distance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Other scores follow :
PASCHAL VS.. ElMWOOD
Winner viii Play In Series for West
Philadelphia Title

South West Philadelphia prelimi-
nary games, which will be staged prior
to that baseball l-mad sections Little
World Series" will get under way to-
morrow evening when Paschal and
Elmwood clash in n twilight game. The
contest, the first of best out of three
schedule. will be staged at Seventy
third street and Dicks avenue. The
winner will meet the successful con-
tender In the st. Barnabas- st. Gem
ent's series for the championship. Each
Of the latter teams has won one victory
and negotiations are now under way to
secure the Strawbridge & Clothier field
for the deciding contest.
Aside. from the interest created by
the near championship contest in the
Emwood and Paschal districts an edge
Ia put on the series which starts tomor-
row night by the fact that Jim Yates,
who formerly handled the reins at Pas
chal Is now managing the Elmwood
nine. His place at the head of the
Paschal team is being filled by Joe
Ford, fireman and golfer extraordinary.
This will be the first time the teams
Eave clashed under the leadership of
new managers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
MISS BRYEN SETS RECORD
Swlrs RIverton Ten-Miie Course In
Hours 81 Minutes

Miss Edith Bryen, who resides in
Camden and swims for the Philadelphia
Turngemeinde. established a new rec
ord for women yesterday when she
swan from Race street wharf to River
ton, n. j., over the national swim
course, a distance of ten miles, in the
fast time of two hours and thirty seven
minutes.
Miss Bryen, who took thirty minutes
more to cover the distance than Eugene
Bolden, former ten-mile swim champ.
battled against heavy wind and
choppy sea from the start to the finish.
This did not seem to affect her swim
ming, however, till the last three miles,
She did the last trio of miles in fifty
eight minutes, slow time compared to
that in which she covered the first
seven miles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
ZONES LEADS IN
FALLS OPEN GOLF
Handicap of 18 Strokes Gives
Eddie a rs Net-Barnett
Turns In 76
36 HOLES OF MEDAL PLAY

Eddie Jones turned in ~ for the
srst nine holes in the Falls Of Schuyl-
LIN golf championship at the Phila-
Jelohio Country Club this morning.
Ordinarily 90 won't get you anywhere
In ony tourney. but Eddie had handi. :.
cap of 1S and his net T5 was good
enough to lead those who had checked
in at noon.
Rob Barnett, the pro at Tredyffrin,
,rbo belped entertain Long Jim Barnes
an his recent visit there. did the nine
holes in 76. but Robert had no handi-
can. Here are his figures:
Out e ,"s - : I ! ! Ss-7s
To say Robert was shoctin some
Golf coming in for a "a, would be put
ting It mildly. He had brides on the
seventeenth and eighteenth.
Harry Nnylor shot IS and was
third among the early scorers. His card
follows:
SS, 2 -: 9Ststt tt9 s--ssss-7s
There were seventy starters this
morning, and it is believed seventy will
finish. The first eighteen holes we're
played this morning and the second
eighteen were put on this P. NJ.
Jack Kelly and Paul Costello,
worlds champion oarsmen and promi-
nent citizens of the Falls. were pres
ent and voting. Each carried club
suspiciously like a sawed off oar in the
bag but just as the ribbed mashies
have been barred abroad. so were any
strange implements weeded out of the
bng Of the contestants this morning.
Though it's every man for himself,
certain tools and "holts'' have been
barred
In case an amateur wins prize he
will be awarded the equivalent Of the
money prize in plate.
Vincent O'Donnell is chairman Of
the Tournament Committee. He got by
with the starting job this morning in
fine shape.
Other scores follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
dn Returns National Doubles LongwoOd
HARROWGATE TO OPEN
SERIES WITH DOBSON
Today's Local Games

Bridest org at South PhilIy Hebrews. Broad
and Bisl'r streets.
, LoGan at Logan Square. Forty-eishtb and
,,.. Arqeriesp chain I o. York at North Phil
Dobson at Harrowgate, Ridge avenue and
, Madison Field Club at Faren. Third and
Brooitiyn Royal Giants at Cuban stars.
A'P1 Y. r. 1t6 r. Aii:ssar, at Bela.la. German
Marry Davis Club at wildwood. n; j.,
Lorraine Giants ct Kensinston e. A. A..
B md Glearfeld stSeets.
Club. Iwenty.sistS and Master streets.
HSSssss e ssnSs f.IS Glb 6s.r
Hiildaie az. ST. Barnabas. sixty-afth street
syivanis at Ryan Juniors. Fifty-sisth
strsst sss1, and kl,nS;essing a,.sS; avenue; r.,,,
ward TwsntsDffth street ' and r sny,scT avenue.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
= shanahap; O.. Quaker City Pros. 2.
stfs kissr.lde. t. fs Il: norssSiS%n. IL M%s@s'a" =
Donoyan -hrmstrons. ios st. Carthage. o
MarshsiI r. smith 3, Donovan-Arm-
strong. u inninEsD.
Chester, 8; Wildwood. 2.
Orange, 4; Hilldale. I, Marshall & hall, );
HilIdalc. 2 double header.
!, First Dutch. I; Stenton Country Club, o
Curtis Country Club, 15i .Frnncisyille. 8.
s,SeTtram Park, III West Phila. Browns. 8.
st, Raphasi,s, I4i Weston. ..
Oriental A. G.. 2; Comet. o.
Brooklawn, 3; Fairyiew, 3.
Mckinley. 81; klauder-Weidon, I 40 ins).
Fleishcr, B; PottstOwn, g.
West Pelham, 3; Columbus. 4.
Iacony r. G., 81 Northeast Pros. 3.
81 Clements, 7; Rosewood, |.
Lambert a. G., o; wainwright 4. c.. =.
Triangle a. G.. 3d. Lang 4. A.. l.
Wonmore a. G.. 12i Garrett a. C.. 5.
Merrill Pros. 10j Arciia. T.
Albro A. A.. 5. Lowell 4. C.. 5 go ins.).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Indiana Pros Busy

The Indiana Pros are scheduled TO play
Delanco, y. j., n twilight game August
ager Melman has signed star hurler in
George Duld. and with the addition of sew
eral new players intends to wind UP the
season IN a successful manner A few dates
nrc stu open including Labor Day after
noon. which Indiana would like 70 All with
any Of the leading home teams. Phone Da.
mOnd 327 w after p. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Walton Has open Dates

Of South Phila adelphia. has estabiished a
treat record this season. ThIrty-nine games
have been played and OF these. thirty have
been won. six lost and three have been dead
Iockd Tho team has several dates Atill open
on It's schedule, and Is very anxious TO hook
games with all home teams for Saturdays
and Labor Day. 7. Douard 8400 Wharton
street, Phone Oregon 1854.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Riuals Play at Pencoyd
Field; Bridesburg Tackles
the Sphas; Signs Mack
Wheat as Catcher
KEENE WILL PITCH

TNHE Dobson baseball team and fans
l. are after more honors. Earlier in
the season the carpetmakers staged a
series with Pencoyd Iron Works for
the championship Of East Falls. Seven
games were decided upon, but Bob CAL
houn's Glen came through with the first
four in easy fashion and the works we're
ali in
Recently Pencoyd decided to play only
amateur ball and Harrowgate moved
over in kensington to the ironworkers'
held and after playing n few games the
tans began clamoring for q series with
Dobson. Managers Lusk and Calhoun
Immediately came together, with the re-
suit that a five game contract was
signed.
The opening contest will be played
this evening. Eddie Gerner, the for
mer Cincinnati portsider. will be on
me mound for Harrowgate. while an
expected to hurl for Dobson.
Sphas to Play Old Timers
Speaking of series. it may be inter-
cestlng to note that the big downtown
baseball war will be settled before the
season closes. The Old Timers and
Sphas have decided to play series for
the championship of Southwark.
Ihe first game will be played on FRI
day, September 2. at the Sphas' Field,
and in order that the series will go
through as planned n meeting will be
held next Friday evening, at which
time the list of eligible players will be
submitted and guarantees posted that
the series will be completed.
The Sphas are playing Bridesburg to-
night and Eddie Caskey will pitch Victor
keenc, whom all Southwark is anxious
to see. Mack Wheat, formerly of the
Phillics. is also with Bridesburg, and
he will be behind the bat for the first
time.
American Chain at North PhiIa.
Manager Gleason, of the North Phils.
has secured American Chain. Of York,
for the Fourth and Wingohocking fans.
The up Statcrs have not been here for
month or more. during which time
many changes have been made in the
personnel of the club, which is said to
be stronger than ever
The Chainworkers scored many no.
table victories in their last trip, running
up number of one sided totals. Bob
David will pitch for the locals. while
Dessan will be on the hill for the
visitors.
The Flcishcr Yarners travel toy-the
grounds Of Donovan Armstrong. Fifty
eighth and Walnut streets. and oppose
Jim Nevillc's collegians. The adver-
tising team has made a wonderful rec
ord for the month Of August and expects
to add the downtowners to its list. of
victims.
Another local team coming fast to
the fore is the p. II. T. All Stars. They
have scored recent victories over Mar
shall f. Smith and Stenton Field Club
and play at Belfield in Germantown this
evening. Manager Harvey. of the troll
leymen. will use Mason. his pitching
ace. while Belfeld will depend on Shu-
bert or COtter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Statesmen at Gvm Meet

O., iicago. Aug 22.-DeIegates from C,zecho-
%, for,,kla. akla. headed by Senator VaclaV Klofac
bera borner minister OF national defense. were
TSUthoi Sthoi Union Of America. TO be held here
wb,orw week a picked team OF nine Turner's
Eur9pean countries. arrived here todaS to
poTIrucipate oI In the festival Contestants from
u" PARTS or the country will take part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

Joseph Muntz, second ba seman for Hughey
MGl.oon's White Elephants was seriously
phants and the Peruch A. G.. OF West Phila-
dephia Muntz was hit BY thrown ball
and after being taken to the hospital and
having an N-ray, revealed broken arm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
ALMOST sWIMS ENGLISH CHANNEL
Last Weeks Records
In the Major Leagues

The weeks record In each league
Of games played, won and lost, with
runs. hits, errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents. in
cluding games Of Saturday, August
20, Is as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
CLINCHES BIKE TITLE
Bobby Waithour, Jr., Sure Of 1921
Amateur laurels

Newark, n. D., Aug. 22.--Bobby
MaIthour, Jr., son Of the once noted
Dixie Flier," has clinched the Amer
lGan amateur bicycle championship.
WIN one more race to be decided,
Young Walthour has run up a total
OF lS points in winning three events
and finishing second in another, while
W llIiam Grimm. of Newark, his near.
st rival, has only nine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Lands at Cup Presentation

Atlanta. Ga, Aug 22.--Judge Kenesa W
Lands, high Ccinmss' oner Of or
sanized baseball. will attend the game here
August 27, between Atlanta and Nashville
AZ which tho Presidents cup for the Target
attendance on opening day will he present I'd
10 Atlanta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
left-hander for Tiuers

W E1inira. n. Y, Aug. 22-Pitcher James
sisnsS i,sG' nS OF the Elmira Aretcs, has been
Waishh py ne Detroit American League club
urday ''eu !" Do''"!t Sa'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Horseshoe Pitching Champ Loses

AKRON. o.. Aug. 22.-George May, former
t'A testes rrnn,, horseshoe pitching champion, de
htftetlosnized KS national champion, in an sxhI.
oNIoh match here Sunday. 0 gnmes nmt nf D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Bingles and Bungles

Yesterdays Big Soise-Before more than
81 900 fans, the largest crowd OF the sea-
son. the, st. Louis Browns, trouncsd the
New York Sanks In both ends Of double
header. 8 TO 4 and 10 too.
lev WiH0o. OF tho Cincinnati Reds. ,ciil
resume activities lcith his club tomorrow.
Tvp IUdS suspended for three dayS as a result
Of a battle ruth Umpire Brennan at the Polo
Grounds. Saturday.
Babe Ruth, the mighty walloper. was not
30 forceful against Shocker and Bayne Tho
Brown twirlers allowed the Bambino but two
hits in six trips to the spiked rubber
n the Pirates happen to win the National
League buntiRy. and also the worlds title.
the Windsor Locks. of Connecticut will dis.
pute the Pittsburgh clubs eligibility as
champion The Pirates we're socked by the
Windsor aggregation. in an exhibi tion game.
70 g. Tho battle went ten innings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

Sweepment, the champion jumper now
racing in the United States insists on
making his own pace according 70 Jockey
possible to keep him off q fast early race
no matter how heavily weighted the Jockey
says,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
At Saratoga :

Jockey Frank KeoEh's injuries are moro
serious than at first supposed. The rider
will be examined today at Saratoga by Rear
Admiral Grayson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
JESKI<TOwS. PA
LEEKINT0wN. BOX "a,
BEECHWOOD SCHOOL Une

Iical School. FITS for any vocation. Prs1Ars
tory; Col eEe DEPARTMENTS; Conseryatory AZ
Music; Art, Oratory, Domestic Arts ami
Sciences SecrstaTyshlp. GymnGsticS Normal
KinderEarten, Swimming pool Large nsss
gVnnaHium. ". " ReRssr Ph n Pres
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Muntz Suffers Broken Arm

Billy Barton. winner Of the Cuban Derby,
is to be schooled for steeplechasing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Nj, so,word., schooI for G,rI,, ov,,n,o.

Miss Sayward's School for Girls. Overbrooh.
Phil A., Pc. 0 leEe prep, 4 seCTetaTlal
courses. Athletics. Write Dept. l..
MISS :. JANET SAYWARD Prlncipal
Pennsylyanis. Oyerbrook.
Misc Iiiman'. Nchonl for klnderEsrtners.
yT. -, Graduate tOurGas. Primary meth
DDS. Practice kindergartens, Homs-iiks
students TesidenCe: For particulars addrss,
4. r. HLMNN. Principal
Rny \. 3G10 Walnut St. Phil1deIphIr, Pa
IL.NLINrnu-S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Haaen TO Give Up Golf

Hagen, twice winner of the United states
open golf I tie, Metropolitan open champion.
ship OF last year and one-tine winner Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Windsor
today are: First race. Knglike, Sun
Turret. Rompcr; second, War Tank,
Viola g.. Mandarin: third. King
George Mcrrimac, Anna Gallup
fourth. Peace Pal Aloft. Billy Dunn ;
fifth. Eddie Rickenbacher, Hildur, Sew
ell Combs; sixth. Blackie Daw, Old
Chap, Adonis; seventh, Chief, Con-
testant. Dolly c.
At Saratoga:
First race, Sagacity. Vic. Thimble
second. Surf. Robert Oliver. Algardi ;
third. Thunderclap, Best Pal. George
fourth. Restraint Bill and Coo, Modo
fifth. Behave Yourself. Our Flag. Dew
nstation; sixth, Bud Fisher, Mercutio,
Fly Ball.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

John f.. Madden has purchased Santa
Claus from J. c. Milan and Lunetta from
J. J. HRllenbach for the nursery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

the French open ohampionship. save he WI
though a young man, Haean Is conscious o.
the fact that champions soon grow olu N
their line and bee ONE back numbers, anu ~
does not propose 10 wait for that period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
wESONAH y }
MANLIUS, \. y
HENDERSONNILLE, n =

Hue Ridge school for BOys-Select. AoCroJ
tied school for boys o yrs and upWtrH
Ideally located In delightful heaIthfuI aim
ate. home-llke, refining tnhuC lcss. Summsr
:amp a regular session provide all-yr home A
school, Sessional fee, 1880 For catE sS
dress, North Carolina, Hendersonville Box J..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
DEXON. ~
DEyON MANOR

DEVON MANOR
ON main line Of I'eunH, Il r. 10 mIiss fran
Phua COlIeg" PTsp.
MRS. LASGDON CASKIN, PrIneIpsI
BoN ITO. Devon. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
AWHILE. A PA

LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE - Co-ES.
College hcademies, My'iS oratory. celisss
I4Go. For cataloE address: DIR. u. ID.
GOSSARD. AnnyilIs. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22

.Ir IIu,NtNN 81 HuUL. 220+ Walnut st.
,in oprn tor its twenty second year. Sept. 80.
I0gl
4 dav s,,,ool Tor Eir,s and small boys.
-JIIARETU W. PRtIEY H~"d'ris.ress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-15
VAUDEVILLE AND MUSIC
WILL BE ATTRACTIONS
|hF BASEBALL CARNIVAL

Plans for the monster Baseball
Carnival, which will be held in City
hall, April 6, Z, and s, for the benefit
of the Augusta Baseball Association,
are rapidly taking shape and IL adj
vance dope y any indication, the
affair will be the biggest and best in
its line that has ever been put across
in the city.
William (Bill) Williamson, who fs
in charge of the vaudeville features,
il in Boston. for the purpose of book
ing three of the best acts obtainable,
and as Mr.. Williamson has some re-
putation for obtaining the best in the
amusement line, local people are as
sured of some real artists for their en-
tertainrnent on the first night.
The Augusta Cadet Band will fur
nish music all three nights, 50 this
means plenty Of good, snappy music.
and as this Organization knows how
to- give good, lively selections, the
crowds win be full of pep" ana have
the real carnival spirit.
Numerous other new and novel fea-
lures will be given every night. Ev-
cry evening the entertainment will be
different. Everyone should make
plans to leave those three dates open
for the carnival.
Tickets for the affair will 70 on
SAFE today at Swift & Turner's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-15
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES

The second basketball game in the
Augusta Sunday School League will
be played at the ''Y" gymnasium on
Thursday afternoon of this week at
O'Clock between teams representing
the two Episcopal churches of the
city, st. Marks on the west side Of
the river and st. Barnabas of Petten-
gllfs Corner. There is great rivalry
between these aggregations and the
youngsters under Coach Sanborn
promise to put up a great exhibition.
The next roll-off in the city BOWL
ing league will be held at the "Y" al
leys on Wednesday evening at the
usual hour. The contending SQUADS
Will be the Y. M. G. A. team va. the
Miscellaneous quintet.
Physical Director r. M. Sanborn
announces that the Oak Grove semi
nary basketball team will come to
Augusta for a game at the "Y" GYM
nasium with his Cubs" on Wednes-
day evening. The Vassalboro lads are
fast squad and are coming to the
Capital City expecting to return home
victorious. However, the Cubs" are
ready for them and will make them
earn every basket that they get.
The stellar attraction for the week
at the ~" gym will be the basketball
game between the "Y" Seniors and
Hallowell High school on Saturday
evening. The down river boys put up
grand fight against their opponents.
the Cony boys, a few weeks ago. and
Will come to Augusta anticipating 4
, chance for come back" Both
squads are fast and are about equal
physically, so the outcome will be
watched with interest by a large fol-
lowing of loyal supporters in both
. cities.