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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-21
BOWDOIN MAN SCORES
IN CAMBRIDGE-OXFORD
MEET AT QUEENS CLUB

London, March 49, (By The Associ-
ated Pfess)-Oxford and Cambridge
Universities broke even in their an
nual dual track and field games at
the Queens Club this afternoon.
Each team won five first places.
Cambridge, which was the favorite.
led with five points to four when the
last event, the running broad Jump,
was staged and Oxford's victory in
the final contest gave the dark blue
an even break.
or the Ave Americans who conper-
ed for Oxford, two won their events.
thus scoring two Of the five points
credited to the Oxonians G. 4.
Trowbridge, the former Princeton
rurdler. captured first place In the 12o
yard high hurdles. and A. J. Rees,
from the University of Nebraska, was
first in the 16 pound shetput .
TT. J. White of Bowdoin gained Sec
cnd place in the running high jump
and Il. W. Smith of Johns Hopkins
vas second in the A4O yard run, but
under the English intercollegiate sys-
tenn of scoring second and third ;,lac-
es do not count in the final result.
Only first places counted:
The summary:
1G0 yard dash: Won by H. NJ. Aora
hams, Cambridge; second, G. NJ. Bit.
Ter, Cambridge; third. B. G. D. Rudi
Oxford. Time-10 is seconds.
Throwing the 16-pound hammer:
Won by H. c. Nokes, Oxford; second.
N. F.. Burt, Cambridge
High jump: Won by E. S. Burns.
Cambridge. 6 feet 10 inches; second.
ii. J. White. of Bowdoin and Oxford.
5 feet 8 inches; third. R. J. Dickinson.
Oxford. s feet, s inches.
Quarter mile run: Won by G. NJ
Butler, Cambridge; second, Rudd. OK
ford; third, B. w. Smith. Johns IA 3D.
kins University and Oxford Tim :
40 As seconds.
One mile run: Won by H. E. Stall
;ai d, Cambridge: w r. Milligan. OK
faro. second; W. q. latham, Cam
bridge. third. Time minutes 80
S. tonds.
Putting the weight: Won by A. u.
Rees. University of Nebraska and OK
ford. 30 feet inches; second Fl. Wa
terhouse. Cambridge. IS feet one inch:
third. c. P. Best, Cambridge, 81 feet .
inches.
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
dies: Won by G, A. Trowbridge.
Princeton and Oxford; second, L. F.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on legal affairs viii,
give a public hearing in its room al
'hi Tg sfasf AH2u GAk H AAg r. Isslo
on the following: '1'
An Act to amend Section 10 Of Tho
Revised Statutes relating to duties Of
county commissioners,
An Act to amend Section 10 of Chan.
ter so of the Revised Statutes relative
to proceedings where husband or wife
refuses to join in conveyance. -
An Act to amend Section of Chan.
ter IL of the Revised Statutes relating
to law libraries.
An Act to amend Section q of
Chapter SO Of the Revised Statutes
relating to temporary loans b. Cum.
berland and Kennebec countless
An Act limiting the salaries and
fees of certain city and town officers,
An Act to amend Chapter liz of
the Public Laws of 1919, relating 10,
prostitution, lewdness and assignafion
An Act to amend Section % of Chan.
ter 81 of the Revised Statutes. relating
TO records and stock-boail1 of corpora,
tions
An Act to repeal Chapter 153 of the
PUBLIC Laws of 1919. requiring a per.
nit from municipal officers for the re-
moVal OF electric wires and poles when
necessary for the repair of streets or
removal of buildings. and to re-enact.
the provisions of Section 81 of Chapter
90 OF the Revised Statutes, with refer
ence to the same subject matter.
An Act to legalize a vote of the in.
habltants of the town of Sangerpille
at the annual town meeting Monday.
March 23rd A. y, 1921.
WEDNESDAY MARCH %, 1921, Q
Z. M, on the following: .7 80
An Act authorizing appointment of
assistant assessors when public eX-
igency requires.
An Act to amend Section g. Of CHAM
ter 8 or the Revised Statutes relating
to ballots in primary elections and
providing for the order of the names
OF candidates on said ballots to be de.
termined by lot.
An Act to make appropriations for
State construction available until com.
pletion of the contract, amending
Section 164 of Chapter of the Re-
Vised Statutes.
An Act to amend Section AZ of Chap
ter "a Of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter SO of the public
laws of 1919, relating to the publ
cation of ancient vital statistics.
THURSDAY. MARCH "a, 1921. 2
r. NJ, on the following: -
Resolve proposing ain amendment to,
the Constitution of Maine so as to au-
thorize the conservation, storage con.
troll and use of waters and the devel.
opnrent Improvement, Transmission,
utilization. electrical inter-connecton.
control and sale of water powers by
the State and the taxation of water
powers, water privileges and the hy.
dro-electric energy generated there.
STETSON Fl. HUSSEY, Sec
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BASKETBALL
Aroostook Co. ThriIlers

Presque Isle, March 19.-Last night
was probably the most wildly excit-
ing night for basketball that Aroos-
took county ever saw. Terrific con-
tests with championships pending
were fought out on three different
floors before packed houses of -excit-
ed fans. This town had the biggest
show in that line ever, with two
games and both sizzlers.
The Guilford A. A. team which has
been all the week in Aroostook clean
ing up everything came here to tackle
the Pressure Isle A. A. 1t is no secret
that Guilford got a surprise when the
locals matched them basket for bas-
ket and at the end of last period the
score was tied 1928. A five minute
overtime period was agreed upon
then the down State boys let them,
selves out and showed what they
could do when really up against it
and run thes core up to S2 to %, saw
ing their reputation.
Meanwhile there was wild excite
ment over the other game between
the periods, Washburn High and
d
floor. A emi-final for the Aroostook
county championship and the honor
of representing the county at the
University of Maine championship
tournament. Washburn finally won
out by the close score of % to Fl.
Down at Heuiton the other semi
final game was being played between
Kicker Classical Institute and ST
Mary's College of Van Buren,. There
was another big and excited crowd,
but ST. Mary's took home the bacon,
26 TO Is, winning impressively. Now
it is up to the county final between
Washburn and ST MaPys which will
probably be played at Limestone next
weel'.
At Limestone two running up
teams. Af0ostoolS Central Institute
and Limestone High had a fierce
clash. This ended in something of
a row, a. c. I. refused to play any
more when the second period ended a
1916 tie
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Mrs. Mallory Wins
Women'S Tennis Title

Boston, March 19.-Mrs. Franklin
l. Mallory of New York, formerly
Miss Melia. Bjurstedt, won the Na-
tionai indoor women's singles cham
pionship for the fourth time today by
defeating Mrs. Benjamin En- Cole,
End. of North Andoyer. in, straight
sets in the final ound of the National
women's tournament on the courts of
the Longwood Cricket club. The score
was go, s-2.
Mrs. Mallory teamed up with VIII
liam T. Tilden, End, of Philadelphia
worlds tennis champion, to compose
the first team of National indoor
mixed doubles champions in the first
tournament for that title. In the final
round Mrs. Mallory and Tilden de-
feated Mrs. George W. Wightman
and r. Norris Williams, End, of New
ton, CO, ga.
The women's doubles title was won
by Mrs. Wightman and Miss Marion
4. Zinderstein of Brookline. who by a
score of Ga. IS, defeated Mrs. NAL
lory and Mrs L. G. Morris, of New
York, sharer fthe 1920 title with
Mrs. Helene Pollak Falk, whom Mrs.
Mallory succeeds as indoor singles
champion.
The extreme accuracy of Mrs. NAL
lcry's speedy base line drives stood
out in all her matches She combin-
ed this strong point Of her game with
steadiness and her remarkable ability
as a getter to overcome all her OPP
ponents in the singles. Her tactics in
keeping the bail in play in the mixed
doubles enabled Tilden to crowd the
net and finish the required points.
Mrs. Mallory had played three
matches today before she participant
ed inthe final round of the women's
doubles Mrs. Wightman and Miss
Zinderstein displayed excellent team
work. The New Workers won the
first four games of the second set but
the Brookline players countered with
four in a row and after dropping one
ran out three straight games for the
match and the title.
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Cony Winds Up
with Westbrook
Tuesday Evening

The Cony High basketball squad
will finish it's years schedule with a
contest with Westbrook Seminary on
Tuesday evening of this week In the
Cony High assembly hall. As this is
the last game Of the season the local
boys will leave no stone unturned to
add another victory to their credit.
The Westbrook boys have been picked
TO enter the University of Maine
tournament as the champions from
Cumberland county. month ago the
Yves tbrook aggregation trimmed the
local lads by close score of 81 to 20
in a five-minute overtime contest at
Westbrook so that; taking all things
into consideration, prospects seem
bright for the Cony boys when the
Cumberland county aggregation ap-
pears here. To be sure the Westbrook
boys have lost only a few games this
season but Cony is confident and will
put her regulars on the polished sur
face determined to give them a great
so for their money. 1t is sure to be
n great exhibition as it will be the
last opportunity that fans will have
to see the local boys in action until
another season.
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E. H. BLANCHARD. Sec.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give a public hearing
In its room at the State House, in Al
gusta. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1921, 2
p. NJ, on the following:
No. 48. An Act to amend Section 81,
of Chapter 80, of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the killing of seagulls
Nos 40 and so. Acts to make the
provisions of the Sunday hunting law
inapplicable in Kepnebec. Hancock apG
Washington counties.
No. 81. An Act to amend Section
10 Of Chapter 80 of the Revised stat,
utes, as amended by Chapter 2ls Of
the Public Laws of 1917, relating TO
the protection of white perch in East
Pond and North pond of the Belgrade
chain of lakes. in KeRnebec and Som
erset counties.
No. So. Resolve for screening WI.
son Pond, in Winthrop and Monmouth
Kepnebec county.
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS. Sec
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Circuit Clouters
Picked from Minors
for Big League

Everett Yaryan. Western League,
to White Sox. Made Il for Wichita.
Earl Homer Shelly, Pacific Coast
League, to White Sox.. Made SO for
Salt Lake City.
Frank Willard Brewer, Information
al League, to Senators. Made % for
Reading.
Edmund John Miller, Southern As
ISOLATION, to Pirates. Made 10 for
Little Rock.
Norman Alexis Mcmillan, South
Atlantic Association, to Yankees.
Made IA for Greenville.
Franklin Burton WetZel, Michi-
gan Ontario League to Browns, made
IL for Flint
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Y VOLLEYBALLISTS
WINNERS AT BATH

Bath, March 19-The Portland Y.
NJ. c. A. volley ball teams defeated
the Bath volley ball players here to.
day, Portland's first team composed
Of the following: S. Skillings, r..
Bickford. Duffy. Garland. Nickerson
and Markson took four games Of the
fivfie played from the Bath team
made up of the following: Pink
ham, Ferguson, Alcazin, Thompson.
Hufstader and Ash. The Bath Sec
ond team lost three out of four to
the visitors second team. Prince,
Douglas, Mellon. Donahue. Wisbert
and Hunt were on the local second
team while Skillin, Bickford. Rich
ardson, S. Skillin and Duffy played
on. the Portland second string.
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EDUCATION

The committee on Education will
give public hearing in it's rooms at
the State House. in Augusta. on --
TUESDAY. MARCH. 90, 1921, at 200
p. NJ, on the following:
l. An Act to establish the State
School Fund and to provide for the
apportionmenl of the same.
/. Resolve proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution of the State
of Maine relative to the appropriations
for private aud sectarian purposes.
2. An Act to amend Section 9 OF
provide for the Improvement of con-
yeyance of pupils to common schools
3. An Act to amend Section 10S of
Chapter 16 of the Revised Statutes.
relating to State aid to academies,
BENJAMIN III. EARNEY, Sec
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Augusta Golfers
Getting Uneasy

The golf enthusiasts are watching
the course of the Augusta Country
Club, anxious to start going around.
But the prediction is that the Augusta
course will not tae ready for use until
the merry month of May at the lat
est. number of the local players
have accepted the hospitality of the
Brunswick players and have been
down there playing on the Brunswick
course. On April 10 there will be
about go members from the Augusta
Country Club go to Brunswick for a
visit.
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15-YEAR-OLD LASSIE
WINS DIVING TITLE

Atlantic City, Mar. 2o-Miss Helen
Wainwright, Is years old, of the wo-
mems swimming association of New
York, won the national women's in
door fancy diving championship, sem
ior division, here last night at the
Ambassador Pool. The Metropolis
star acquitted herself superbly
against the stiffest kind of competi-
ton offered by five other entrants.
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TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will give
public hearing in its room at the
State House, in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1921. 2 p. NJ.
on the following:
10. Resolve amending Section s of
Article Of the Constitution as amend
ed by Article XXXVI of the Constitu-
ton providing for an income tax.
II. An Act requiring an excise tax
or license tax to be paid on all gaSo-
line sold at retail in this State.
EDGAR NJ. CHERRY, Sec.
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$500 this year. Four dollars of this
amount will go towards making UP
the prize fund, while the sum OF
s1.oo will be deducted for the expense
of conducting the tournament. To
save time and allow bowlers a chance
to see New York. out of town bowlers
will be permitted to roll all of their
events in one day.
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HOCKEY NOTES

The Brandon Hockey team secured
the advantage in the finals for. pos
session Of the Allan Cup, emblematic
of the Canadian hockey championship
in Winnipeg on Saturday night, when
they defeated the University of To-
ronto team by score of 2 to o. The
second game will be played here on
Monday night. Most goals in the
two contests will decide the cham
pionship.
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Committee Hearings
SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries VIII give public hearing
in Room No. 4 at the State House. in
Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1921. 2
P. NJ on the following:
No. 26. An Act to amend Section
121 of Chapter of the Revised Stat
utes relating to application for license
to build or extend wharyes and fish
weirs
No. 81. Resolve in favor of investi-
cation of method of canning, curing
and propagation of fish by the COM
mission OF sea and shore fisheries.
No. rs. An Act for the further pro-
lection of clans In the towns of Var
mouth, North Yarmouth and Cumber-
land.
No 20. An Act to regulate the legal
length Of Holsters in York county.
ELLIS F. BAKER, Sec.
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The committee on Public Utilities
will give a public hearing in Room 113
at the State House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %. $50 r. NJ,
on the following:
IS. An Act TO authorize the Auburn
water commissioner to make further
issue of bonds.
SO. An Act to amend Sections and
4 of Chapter 81 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1915 relating to Win
throp Water Company.
J. e WARREN Sec
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Partridge. Cambridge; third. J. Eppe,
Oxford. Time, Is AS seconds.
Three mile run won. by E. A. Mon
tague, Oxford; second w. T. Marsh,
Cambridge. Time IA minutes 81 Sec
ondS.
Half mile won by E. d. Mountain,
Cambridge; second. Kent Hughes, Ok
ford; third, C. Z. Davis, Cambridge.
Time 1.57 LIS.
Running broad jump: Won by L. s.
r.. Ingrams, Oxford, 20 fet LIZ inch;
second, r. j. Saxon, Cambridge, 81
fet Ia inches; third 8. T. Tblehams,
Cambridge, q feet IA inches.
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture will
give a public hearing in Room Sc at
the State House, in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 2 p. NJ,
on the following:
An Act to require fee for registra-
ton of milk dealers.
An Act relating to the weight and
wrapping of bread.
An Act relating to the wrapping of
bread.
An Act amending Section i of
Chapter So of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to the sale of CLANS, oysters and
scallops.
John III AIISTIN. Sec.
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CHESS SHARKS IN
MIGHTY STRUGGLE

Havana, Cuba, Mar. 20-The third
game of the worlds championship
chess matches between DIR. Emanuel
Lasker and Jose Capablanca was adj
journed at / o'clock this morning af-
ter 81 moves had ben completed by
each player without any apparent
advantage on the part of either. Play
will be resumed tonight.
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PUBLIC HEALTH

The committee on Public Health
will give n public hearing in its rooms
at the State House, in Augusta, on =,
TUESDAY. MARCH %, 1921, 2 T. NJ
on the following:
An Act to prohibit thssestabIishmenl
or sanatoriums and hospitals for ~
fictitious and contagious diseases win,
in the populous districts of cities anu
towns.
LANGDON IT. SNIPE. Sec
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The committee on State Lands an
Forest Preservation will give puvit.ss
hearing in dts rooms at the STATE
House, in Augusta, on :.
THURSDAY, MARCH "a. 1921, al
Il. NJ, on the following: -,
Resolve. authorizing the land agsan,s
70 sell certain public lots in Lakevh''
Plantatiop, Penobscot county.
Resolve, authorizing the State lsnu
agent to sell certain public lots ~
township No. l, Range z, w. e. L. o.,
Penobscot county.
An Act regulatory Of portable saw u
mus and regulating the licensineS o'
CHAs. H. SNAIL. Sec
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JUDICIARY AND MILITARY AZ
FAIRS

The joint Committees on Judiciary
and Military Affairs will give public
hearing at the state House. In Au.
gusta, on tho following:
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1921, 2
r. NJ, on the following:
An Act prohibiting sports on Mem.
orial day.
a. No at. An Act to create the
National Guard pay fund.
Memorial to Congress urging that
November 18th be designated as
Thanksgiving day
ALBERT A. WEATHERBEE,
WILLIAM T. GARDINER,
Secretaries.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURANCE

The committee on Mercantile At
fairs and Insurance win give a public
hearing in it's rooms at the State
House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, at 100
p. NJ, on the following:
An Act authorizing the insurance
commissioner to review rates fixed
by fire insurance companies or the
representatives of fire insurance COM
panies.
s. r. CRABTREE. Sec.
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PORTLAND GIRLS
TRIM CONY GIRLS

The girls basketball squad repre-
senting Portland High school came
to the Capital City Saturday after
noon and administered a defeat to
the Cony High Girls to the tune of
II to 8. The game was hotly con-
tested from the very start neither
squad having a very easy time of it.
The first period saw the score stand
ing 3 to 3. The second period how
ever showed Portland the aggressor
with the result at the end of the
final period giving the Portland girls
Il lead of five points. The features
of the game were of the splendid
floor work and goal shooting of Miss
Greeley and Miss Libby for' the
Portland aggregation while Miss
Wyman's work for the Capital city
girls fas most noticeable. ~ -
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LIBRARY

The committee on Library will give
public hearing in its room at the
State House, in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. MARCH %, at p NJ
An Act to amend Section Is of Chap
ter lit of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the duties of the secretary OF
the Senate.
3. Fl. vARNEY, Sec.
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PENSIONS

ia public hearing in it's room at the
State House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, at 1 P. NJ
on the following: -5
An Act relating to the retiring and
pensiening of State employees.
HERBERT A. CLARK, Sec.
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Spirits Hich

The Redskin-How much for IRE.
water?
Increase Grabbe--Well, rum has
gone up. SO III have to charge you 10
acres drink for it-Washington star.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs will
give public hearing In its rooms at
the State House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 22. 1921, p. ~
on the following:
An Act to regulate certain internal
affairs of the Passamaouoddy Tribe
OF Indians.
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SABBATH SCORES
IN SUNNY SOUTH

Beaumont, Tex, Mar. 20-Boston
Nationals 8; 10; /. Beaumont Texas
League 2; Z; 0.
Oeschger, Scott and O'Neil, Gibson;
Bailey, Meme and Kelly.
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Houston, Tex, Mar. 20-Detroit
Americans 4; 4; l. Houston T. L. 0;
s.; 6. Dauss, Cole, Follings and Bas-
Ter, Woodall; Barefoot, Nichols, Grif-
fifth.
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Fort Worth, Tex, Mar. 20-Cincin-
natl Nationals z: IA; /. Chicago
Americans 4; II; S.
Fisher, Brenton and Wingo; Kerr,
Hodge and Sehalk.
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SubStltutlOnS. MItCHtII Tut IFtV-
ley, Cunningham for Schonland and
Weeks for Libby. Goals: Wyman
3, Libby ., Greeley >. Mitchell J.,
Purington !. Fouls: Libby 3, Gree
ley /, Wyman l.. Referee Miss
Nichols. Timer. Thompson. Scorer,
Hunnewell Time: Three 10-minute
periods.
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M. c. /. 81, Bates Freshies 20

Pittsfeld, March 19.-In one Of the
fastest and most interesting games
of the season here tonight Maine
Central Institute won from Bates
Freshmen 81 to %. this being one of
the principal events of the carnival.
The features of the game was the
good team work exhibited by NJ. G.
J. and the long shots by The Fresh
men. Chisholm and Craig starred for
Vt, c. 7. and Herrick eXcelled for
Bates. The M. C. I. team has been
invited to compete in the University
of Maine tourney.
NJ. c. !. (311 (29) BATES
Chisholm If .......... If, Partridge
Craig, IF ..........A IF, Dinsmore
NeWhouse, ..,......... C, Hefrick
Wildly, Is, ............. lg, Tarbell
romeo, re ............. re, Andrews
Substitutes, SWEET for Craig, Ro-
gou for Witty, VIII for Romeo, Gates
for Partridge.
Goals from floor Chisholm 8, Craig
6, Newhouse 8. Partridge 4, Dins-
more, Herrick 6, Tarbell, Andrews
Goals from fouls, Chisholm 4, New
house 8, Dinsmore 3. Referee, Ken
dali, Bates. Periods two 20-minutes.