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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

proposals OF amendments which re-
duced the salary from $500 to $400
and gave 20 cents mileage each way
instead of the same amount one way.
At special session, the bill provides
the salary shall be 81 per day which
is the regular pay now. The speaker
and president of the senate are to
receive under the bill $500 a session.
Without any debate the house
passed the judicial salary measure by
which the justices of the supreme
court and the superior judges are
given an increase of $1,000 from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year, while the
chief justice is given an increase Of
$500 year. This bill now goes to
the senate.
Some debate was started on the
bill amending the liquor law so that
the holding of local option elections
will not be necessary. Mr. Pelkey
of Fairhaven opposed on the ground
that this killed the local option fea-
ture of the law which should not be
done because no one knows what the
developments will be. Mr.. Ball
Chester replied that the hir 10
away away with the ar ,orsss = of
great expense. ssssssed by Mr.. Potter
of Pownal, physician, if licenses
could be granted to druggists under
the bill, Mr.. Ballou replied that "the
federal government has full control
of this matter"
The debate on the-lunlD salary.
bill started when Barber of Whining
ton said he was in opposition because
it would result in increased expense
TO the state. He also called for the
ayes and nays on an amendment
which resulted in complete confusion
foi', before the clerk could announce
the vote, members We're jumping up
in all parts OF the house asking that
they be permitted to change their
vote as they had not understood the
question. After several such al
terations had been made it became
evident that the vote would have to
be taken over again but when the
speaker called for another vote M.
Barber withdrew his original demand.
The house was in an uproar for sew
cral minutes at this time and the
Continued on page fve)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
Caledonia Students
at Boston University

Miss Mary G. Chandler Of West
Danville, Harold NJ. Hayward of
Peacham and Warren p. Waldo Of
South Peacham are taking special
work at the School of Religious Edu-
cation and Social Service of Boston
University.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
Three Cases Disposed
of In County Court

4 divorce was granted in Calcdo-
n;l county court for intoler-
able severity in the case of Jennie
Britch against Rollise S. Britch and
alimony Of $3.50 was dccreed.
Louise Calcagni of Hardwick who
two weeks ago plead guilty to one Of
fense of selling liquor as fined $500
and costs, which she paid.
In the bastardy case against Clay
ton Blake of Wheelock. the defendant
was ordered to pay $3.50 and the cost
OF prosecution.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
RAW SUGAR QUOTED
AT a CENTS A found

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Raw sugar
was quoted at cents a pound in the
market here today the lowest price
recorded in more than two years.
This figure includes cost and freight
due to renewed pressure in the mar
kct.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
COMPANY D
BEATS ISLAND
POND Is TO q
Militia Team Now Playing
Back In Old Form
Whitefeld Tonight

The new "All-Star' aggregation rep
rcsenting Company d beat the fast
Island Pond team at Island Pond
Wednesday night before large
crowd by the score Of 25 to %. The
game was nip and tuck throughout.
1t was a fast, clean basketball from
start to finish and only six fouls were
called during the game. The fouls
were equally divided, each team be-
Ing charged with three each.
W zen II IS taken INTO consideration
that the same Island Pond team beat
the Berlin Athletic Association and
the Dover team which in turn trim
med Co. y to the tune of 17-l4, 1t
WIll be easily seen that it must have
been some game.
Under the management OF Sergt.
Landry and the Captaincy of Ken
meth Lanpher, Co. y is slowly but
surely crawling out of the slough and
are once more beginning to show real
form, and are in the hope that they
VIII regain the enviable position that
they held last season.
I he Island Pond team has 4 return
game with the Co. to be played in
St. Johnsbury, on date to be
announced later and it is their in
tention to endeavor to give the ST.
Johnsbury fans an exhibition of bas-
ket ball that has seldom been seen on
the Armory floor.
The CcOCn OH-O1
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
COOLIDGE SAYS REMOVE
TARIFF FROM POLITICS

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 27-The
tariff question must be removed from
politics and worked out on an eco
nomc and scientific basis, Calvin
Coolidge, vice president-elect, here to
attend the southern tariff congress
said last night at dinner. He is to
address the congress on "American-
ism" tonight, The sessions will last
through Saturday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
NEW HAMPSHIRE PASSED
ANTI-DAYLIGHT BILL

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 27-The
House today passed and sent to the
Senate an anti-daylight bill giving to
the people Of the state the benefit Of
the established standard time.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
Lump Sum Bill Passes House By
Vote Of l72 to &c. Mileage Is
Placed at Zoe, One Way
(By Vermont Press Bureau)

MONTPELIER, Vt, Jan. 27-After long discus
sion the house this ordered the lump salary bill to
third reading with aye and nay vote of 172 Sc
The bill was reported favoraby by the committee with
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

Groulx /. Company D, May 4, Mar
shall 6, Smith 2. Six fouls.
The Company d team meets White
field tonight and plays return game
with Island Pond at St. Johnsbury on
February 10th. Next week Thursday
the Company d team will meet the
fast Laconia five
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Continued on page five)
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The Weather

Probably fair tonight
and Friday rising tenn
pelature. Moderate vari-
able winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec.
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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THREE CHAMPS FACE
THEIR HARDEST TESTS
Bill Tilden, "Chick" Euans and Miss Alesa Stirling
viii Defend Cro,cns against Strong Opponents.
Cobb on verge of His Third Greatest Season
BY GRANTLAND RICE

hack. 1t was thought that the numerou,
worries, woes and tribulations con.
nected with the handling Of n ball cMb
would drop him further down. But AZ
n batsman he Is one of those beyond
any normal dope. He hasn't the speed
he knew in 1911 and 1912, the speed
responsible then for many base hits, yet
he Is still close to his finest records.
Another Argument
MTHEN Irwin s. Cobb and Ring w
w Lardncr tied for low net IN ~.
Pelham tournament for contributors 70
The American Golfer Mr.. Lardnep
desired to know whether his opponent
had made use of his famous porta %
shot OH any Of the water holes. e'
Mr.. Cobb insisted. however. that NJ,
long as he used the plain faced portags
and not the ribbed portage, no protast
could be entered against his unioms
method Of circumventing skill and ma.
ture.. And it Is here the argument still
stands. '
The only strained moment during N.
debate arose when Rex Beach, another
entry. stated that he wouldn't use even
the plain faced portage to win the open
championship. II wouldn't either"
retorted Mr.. Cobb, "but I would 70
save new golf ball" The portage
shot, Il might be mentioned. Is TO pInv
around the water hazard. rega rdless of
woods, houses. bitches or whatever elsa
might intervene.
Copyright. 1891 All rtohts pcsery,d
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WORLDS RECORD
MADE BY BARTKY
Chicago Runner Captures 500
Meters Race at Dodge
City in 1:o7 rs
RAY ALSO SETS NJ A R K

Dodge City. Kan, Sept. IA. !.
Bartky. of the University Of Chicago,
running in n track meet on the Dodge
City Speedway yesterday. covered SOC
meters in minutes Z % seconds, ac-
cording to officials of the meet.
The time lowered the worlds record
for that distance by one fifth of sec
ond.
.Joe Ray, Of the Illinois A. c.. clip
ped ne-ffth second from the 1900
meter record. the new time being 3 min
utes 55 80 seconds.
The old record of A. r. Kiviat, made
at Cambridge. Mass. has stood since
June 8. 1919. Ray also tried to lower
the worlds mile record, but failed by
three seconds on account of stiff wind
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MORAN TO COACH
EASTERN ELEVEN
Center College Tutor to Leave
DanviIIe Football Team
in 1922

Charlie Moran. who umpires Ma
tional League games rs recreation
and works at coaching football. is
slated for a job with one of the big
eastern colleges ir 1922, according to a
dispatch from Fort Wayne, Tex, the
home Of Alvin "Bo" Mcmillan, the
great Center College quarterback.
Moran. who is here umpiring at the
Pills park, verified the report as fay
as Mcmillan is concerned, but said that
he has not been signed with any other
college team.
"Umpiring keeps me away from my
team" said Moran, until the first OF
October. That Is late in the season.
told Bo that ] would try to get him
the coaching job in 1922 II he wanted
II. This coming year will be my last
at Centre. But I have not signed with
oay college in the East or any place.
The dope. according to the report
Is that Mcmillan is to succeed Moran
MS coach of the Danville collegians In
1922. He will play with the Colonies
this year. Mcmillan was selected by
many critics as All American quarter
back In 1919 and 1920
Moran has brought the Center Col
, lexe team to it's present place in the
ogffdiron sun. The marvellous record OF
.rthc Danyille aggregation attracted the
!. Mention OF eastern critics three years
- ~. and II led 10 an annual game will
s.v@s4 XW4N< NJ llf sH ft.
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Fiue Leading Batsmen
in TUo Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AUTO-AIRPLANE RACE
Edward Albus, Of Logan, viii Drive
Racinq Car

Edward Albus, of Logan. has been
selected from n number Of popular
racing drivers to represent America in
the international airplane- automobile
race at the Chester half mile track
Labor Day afternoon. Albus will drive
ninety horsepower car.
Captain J. V. DaIlin, Of Canada.
will pilot the airplane. which will be
II JN4C type. also ninety horsepower
The race will be at five miles or ten
laps around the oval. Inc car which
Albus will drive is Barney Odfield's =
Pope Hartford. Albus won races with
this car at Baltimore and elsewhere
this year and he anticipates another
victory over tho plane when they meet
on Monday. Theodore Haller. of this
city, IS directing the event.
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! can feet the fret big thriW
! As the hdlfbdck takes his SpW.
/ As the spiral, far aud high,
Leaves blur against the sky.
The Triple Test
IMITHIN the next fortnight-or the
w next few wecks--three spectacular
champions face the keencst tests Of their
careers.
The testing order is:
Bill Tilden. tennis hampion--Phila-
delphia battle-ground.
Chick" Evans, golf champion-St
Louis.
Alexa Stirling, woman golf champion
AT Hollywood. y. j.
All these have earned their grip upon
fame. All three are among the great
est the game has offered to the lists.
Yet It is entirely possible that all
three will be dethroned. and more than
probable that at least one of the trio
will recede from the peak
Championship Possibilities
THE hardest opponent in Tilden $
i path is Bill Johnston. 1t is possible
that another may be good enough to set
him down, but hardly likely.
Provided the crown wearer is at the
| top of his stride
with the title holder. and when they
meet-if they dot will be as close to
$3.50 MS Sergeant York can shoot.
"Chick' Evans has the toughest as
signment Of them all. in that on sin
gle day there are more opponents who
may cudgel him out of the melee IL they
happen to be about right. This applies
not only to such opponents as Ouimet
and Jones. but many others capable of
grinding out 72 or a 73 at stated in
tcrvals.
Alexa Strings most spectacular op-
poncnt will be Cecil Leitch, British and
French champion.
But there are many other fine golfers
to be considered-such. for example, as
Marion Hollins. who has been at her
best all year. and who was only beaten
by Miss Leitch on the final green.
The Edge or Not9
TT HAS been said that the champion,
l. psychologically, has the edge against
any challenger.
In more than way or two this is
true. For the champion, as n rule,
carries most of the confidence. He has
been over the route to the top and isn't
taking an unknown trail.
But when hard pressed in some
match. II he begins to skid a bit the
feeling that his crown is slipping off
doesn't help his balance. He has more
to lose than he has to gain.
Cobb Again
TY COBB'S two greatest years were
l. in 1911 and 1912, when he turned
out batting averages Of .42O and .41O.
Now at the age Of thirty five or
thirty six. in his fifteenth campaign,
he is on the verge of his third greatest
season-which, in many ways, will be
his greatest.
He has been lowering around 400
since late in April, with Speaker and
Sislrr. his two greatest rivals. well
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
FRIEDMAN IN TOWN
To Train Here for Return Bout
With Tender

Sailor Friedman. Chicago's contender
for lightweight honors. who won a
lot Of prestige by his showing with Lew
Tender two weeks ago. is back in Phil.
adelphia. He arrived here yesterday
for the purpose Of getting into shape
at local gym for a return engagement
with the Quaker City southpaw.
Friedman and Tender will clash In
their encore on the night Of Monday,
September II. at the Phillies' Ball
Park. It will be an eight round bout,
erncd their last meeting here. Tender
and Friedman each will weigh in at 131
pounds Mt Q o'clock.
Promoter Taylor announced last
night that there will be no seats placed
on the field September 12.
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Reds Not for Sale

Cincinnati, Sept. /. - August Herr
mann, president of the Cincinnati Ma
tional League Club, said that 1.-THE
Cincinnati Reds are not for sale to
George NJ. COhan or any one else, "
when he received a telegram yesterday
from the theatrical manager and actor
asking him to put price on the con :
trolling interest of the club.
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New Connecticut Rifle Team

Hartford, Conn. Sept. lowing to tho
cut civilian rifle team TO compete in the
matches at Camp Perry. o.. Adiutant General
George NJ Cole yesterday appointed three
new members for the team. Thev are Alfred
A. Clouet and August KloCkcr. OF New
port.
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Woodward Wins Shoot

Toronto, Sept. l.-E. y Woodward OF
Houston, Texas. broke 100 consecutive ella
birds IN the morning. round OF tho nationa
exhibition trap-shooting tournament and won
he Class A event Ted White. OF Ottawa
and S. Boa. OF Montreal. professionals each
made perfect scores OF 100 in tho afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
Rochester Buys Pltcher

Charlotte. n. C.; Sept. .1.--sale OF Pitcher
Rube Wilson to the Rochester Club OF the
International League was announced TODAY
BY the Charlotte. Club OF the south Atlantic
AssSt. association; l., Wilson: who VII report TO
lotto player purchased BY Rochester in two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
Pratt Assistant Wolverine Coach

Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept. 1.-Derrill
Pratt, second baseman of the Boston
Red Sox, will act as assistant football
coach at the University of Michigan
this fall. Pratt will coach the back
fold candidates and kickers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
Johnny Dundee Willie Jackson Were Dod Up Ready Boxut Not for
.JACKSONAND DUNDEE
MATCH OFF; MONEY TO
y BE REFUNDED TO FANS
Small Cro,cd Causes FreeseOut for Lightweight Ruals
at Shbe Park, and Louis Mails Goes Flooie
as Promoter

as fTOmOteT
BY ROBERT w MAXWELL
sDort.E
HERE shibe Park last night It started 10
o'clock increased in violence the minutes flew swiftly by and half
boxing show AL s"msd up and 1T the" % pushed @ out Of & the
s'tais ssSs o which
aoS in his lis, second s app, ira %
NJ: @ ssa Ss M % pay % @ @ % % S S 'i Ss
music se' y IL, ' % 'SS
nn n sn% ano De %s desiring hs back cou get
phlsdsh No what happened the @ the promoters % % wsn'
small and although the deficit ran into
m After rs ' snoie 9 s0% ss.t there s a n an" fs % % S %
boxer. n @ % RSa a nSSss M @ T n 5" % S%i and %
s25oo cash he told Dundee "na my check for . the
ss ssn D4f S DID s %s' the sSs S" H T 1s' Ss"
bu. Doc Bay Of Jackson not % 50 easy HanS b H 5
@ nss s" % III got " sSS S'"'SS
cmpns ms va? TA s Jackson S '"nd sni Dud SS ens " ash the
No made the sov-ey just sat there
late and M bedtime Jackson .s
the heavy o snd Teps Se sanG kicked % po
Somebody couldn't find check *; and
others declared couldn't find The holders Ts, tod %
appioaimey % 5000 lie said Ss the
al sns "s 8SS %h S outside % "o
THE had eeoe. the cord Mary "~'
Il Developed they looking for seat checks
t Fiasco Is Lesson for Promoters
good effect the boxing 1t
. all a1S for Ss the S for "n a 5 @ @ n% % nd lost money
Nobody bames
they can and
They signed for about $4,000
10000 The there the
called of and lot of people
The star boxer, should willing
did Tender and Friedman Herman Taylor
500 900 when the big lightweight cham
ponhp called promoting the Tender Friedman
The basis protects
against fasco like that of last night
If Mails had bitten off nn he could chew lie ar
world but
4 talk financially his He in the
and received world of experience
pOEING business and takes experienced it, Ncr
ID eiH learn this Ger-pr"cipaUy sooner
Benny Leonard Among Big Cro,Ud Absent
from the ball park last night
Benny another disappointment despite
Perhaps the folks
the AS twilight and acted accordingly
and idle when the first bout II
Billy De Billy Of
which constantly Genes
emssed manyh haymakers. but didn't
the bout the sixth round which made big hit
McCakpn warned Jackson
peaedy holding the refused
However, it to
vaser They boxed
Charley tried hard for knockout but Vaser
White did good work couple of minutes during the fight which
offset the lead obtained by Nag
TAKING oil in ALL it ra' H""rcst'"9 ''op the bouts
eren
looking the heavy
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
Boots and Saddle
The Riverside Handicnp, $1,000 ado

The Riverside Handicap, S25O0 added,
for two-yea ods, at six furIongs, is
the feature of today's card at Wind
sOr. AlOft appears far the best Of
the field, with Dark Ages and Stacey
Adams as the COntenders. Horses we'll
placed in other races are: First, kirah,
Anticipate, Flibberty Gibbet; second
Nordeck, Dora W. Black Baby; third,
Ragazza. Cock of the Roost, Rapid
Stride; fourth Incog, Irish Kiss. Old
Chap; sixth. Minute Man. Cotton Bios
som, Some Baby; seventh, Chief, Joe
Joe. Who Cares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
Great Hurting Duel

The White SOx stopped the Browns
in the first game Of the double header
out in the Windy City when Reds
Faber humbled Dixie Davis. I to >.
The Sox made eighteen hits during tho
fracas and the Browns fourteen. In the
second game Bayne emerged the victor
In keen pitching duel with Wee Dick
Kerr. Only two hits were made by the
Sox, but two miscucs by the Brown,
enabled them to score twice. The
Browns were let down with four. and
they too were able to score runs ou
fielding miscues, the Sox also having
two to their credit.
The Yankees had little trouble wal
! Looping the Senators down in Washing
ton yesterday, and as a result gained a
half game on the Indians. who were
splitting twin bill with the Tigers
| Rip Collins was the winner for the meu
Of Higgins, while Zachary and severaI
Of his pals were lambasted by the
Yanks, who scored six runs in the sixth
| inning.
Allan Sothoron twirled the cham
pions to a 10 to ! victory over the
CObbers in the first game. but Mails wa.
unequal to the task in the second. Will.
Leonard proved an enigma in the
pinches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

At Dorval-First race, Chow. Hush,
Colonel Murphy; second, Plain Bill,
Charles A Byrne. Billy Joe; third
Margaret Dixon, Red Post, Lady Ivan
fourth. Betty j., Sheba, Rcconnais-
Sance fifth, Ajom, Witch Flower. 81.
Garner seventh, Frcworth, She Devil,
Edith X.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

4 largo number OF the stables from the
East which have been At Saratoga are
moving on TO Belmont Park for tine opening
Of the fall melting there tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

Prince Albs,f b sSl6 n
topPy red bsgs, tidy red
tins, hands o m . po und
and half pound fin hu-
midors and in ths pound
crystal Siass humidoS
10Th sponge msoisfsnsy
top that kssps the to-
baeco IN such perfect
condition,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

Several large stables quartered at Lex
ington have been moved over to Latonia for
the bsginnnE OF the FIRST Kentucky fail
meeting Saturday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

Tho Cuban Stars edted another win 20
thsiT long streak - victorss IN tre'F nH s4 J@qr
oI,'H'IISS S,niIh nina into camp last evening az
Second stree, ard Erie S, avfnTeI nn1Ier oV was IN
sroot s"et toT,n' holding the sporting goods nine
70 three scattered hts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

The Brlaeld Club. o. GermsntoTTrb The has o,her 2r
CCnIcs, CnITsS fhc Marshall + smith aggregatioh
,ook a trip up that way and weres " hat
a y" BGwmun's pitching and kephhf' 5 pat-
ting we're tho features
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

Gnrtnrr A A.. new club n TIE ne'G, o.
is mailing Eree, nam for nssifd nssnday up ,hs ns
f1Sgt9WX, oEan a. A.. BelfeId and P. p. r AllstsmT ar
gers taken into camp By n lo.S score, NJ ~
rt"" ,be highest caiib"r and wants games at
home McCIosKey, Parkand BUCKS
County County. Pa.
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More Advance Eciioe

NTUTb EfUNHNtV IOfIUNo
Faint and loW---Jdint aud loC,
1 can hear the Whistle bloc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

Fox Motor took possession of nrSt place
IN ne indus'rlaI League as the result Of
tbe,r no victory over Hohlfeld at broad
.sttr,'oo, '.Td AIIerhcnv avenue last night be-
forc a large crowd Tulk's pitching, and bat
ling nroved too much for the towel makers
Hc allowed but four hits and dealt out ono
iesa NAN thar number from his own bat
Foy Motor plavs Ivns Saturday In 'croo-
clpl" league game.