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Evening star., 1921-02-20
BALTIMORE SOCCERITES
TO PLAY LOCALS TODAY

st. Patrick's Catholic Club of Bal
timore will be the guest of the Wash
ington Soccer Club this afternoon. and
while the local organization will do
everything possible to please the Wis
iting aggregation, it aso will strive
to give the Marylanders merry bat
tie on the soccer field in Union Park
The eleven will line up for the OPEN
ing kick-off at O'Clock. Jimmy Fitz-
gerald, who has done a wee bit Of
paying both here and in the old coun-
try. will referee the contest.
The city eleven will begin play with
Fraser. goal: Capt. Riley. right back
Gardner left back: Ameida. right half
back: Callily. center halfback: Boyd,
left halfback: Williams. outside right;
McGinty. inside right; Gourlay. center
forward: Peres. inside left, and Long
street, outside left.
The Baltimore management has an
nounced that it will use Kahn. goal;
Griggs. right back: Rollison, left
back; Armstrong, right halfback;
Windsor. center halfback: Woodhead,
left halfback; Sullivan. outside right
Murray. inside right: Tody, center
forward; Johnson. inside left; Smith,
outside left.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Y ARROWS AGAIN SCORE
OVER CARROLL COUNCIL

Y. M c. a. Arrows vanquished Car
roll Council of the X. of c. League in
81 to Z basket ball game in the \
last night. 1t was Arrows second win
over the Caseys this season. Sommer-
kamp Gagged six floor goals for the Y
auint. Powers scored all of. Carroll s
points with two floor goals and three
free tosses. In a preliminary game
the Arrow Reserves defeated the
Tech High School Reserves. % to 10.
Nash and Pease were the Arrow
forwards in the big engagement.
Sommerkamp played center and Self
ger and Jenkins, guards. For Carroll.
Mccarthy and Powers were forwards,
B. Vensel Senter, and Meyers and D.
Vensel guards. .
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MDSHPMEN CLEAN UP SKATING TITLE TO STAFF
Score Decisive Victories in Siz
Sports-Basketers Defeat
Marietta, As to 16.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. February 10
The Midshipmen again cleaned up to-
day in a six -cornered program of ath-
letic events, every contest being won
by a decisive margin.
The Midshipmen took the measure
of the swimmers of the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology. 81 to
16, and overwhelmed the boxers of the
same institution q to Q. Dartmouth
wrestlers succumbed. 26 to 5, and Yale
fencers were bested in a series of
bouts with the foil. sabers and duel
ing swords, IL to S.
In gymnastics Uncle Sans wards
showed their supremacy over Haver-
ford, 38 to 16. while the basket ball
team scored an easy triumph over Ma
rietta College, 45 - 16.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
BELGIAN BILLIARDIST
PLAYS HERE THURSDAY

Billiard enthusiasts here will have
an opportunity to see Edouard Hore-
mans. the sensational Belgian, in ac-
ton at Sherman's next Thursday. He
will be pitted against some Of the
local lights. and though they will not
afford much competition. Horemans
will be able to demonstrate his
ability.
In the eleven weeks he has been in
this country Horemans has PLAYED
eighty eight games with forty-one
different opponents on sixty-two diff
ferent tables and has a clear record.
George Slosson, Joseph Mayer and AL
bert Cutler have been vanquished,
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Tech has played six games and lost
one. that to Western by a two-point
margin. All told. the leaders have
scored los points and have yielded IS to
their opponents. The Manual Trainers
use four of their players in spread
formation defensively, keeping one of
their number in the safety position be-
meath their basket. This job has been
assigned to GUIDE, and he has more than
made good during the campaign. More
threatening rallies have been nipped in
than by any other player in the high
schools
Tech Quint IL Rugged.
More rugged and in better condition
than the other teams. Tech probably
will be pitted against Eastern Tuesday,
and while the Capitol Hill boys have
been striding along at a great rate late
~, Tech is favored to get the better end
OF the score. Business, another team
that of late has shown much improve
ment, will be encountered Friday. The
Manual Trainers should get the better
Of this argument also, for the Ste
nograpl1ers scarcely are a match for
their huskier foes.
There is, Of course. possibility Of a
two or three team deadlock for the
championship. Should Western win from
Central Friday and Tech lose one of it's
two games, the first and last mentioned
quints would be tied for the lead with
six wins and two losses each. In the
event that Western and Tech lose all
their games during the week, they would
be involved with Eastern in a three
cornered tie that would necessitate an
other week of play. Here's how the
teams now stand:
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Dark Horse" Captures Professional
Meet-McGowan Second and
Lamy Third.

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, February 10
Arthur Staff of Chicago won the Ameri-
can professional skating title here today,
when he captured the honors of the meet
with total of 1876 points.
The Chicago skater proved the dark
horse" OF the meet. Everett MCGOWAN
OF St Paul. the favorite, was second,
with 120 points; Ed Lamy of Saranac
Lake. N. Y. third, with 65, and Ben
oSickey of Philadelphia. fourth, with
Today's events included the 22o-yard
dash. in which Staff was first in 19 3-5
seconds; MCGOWAN. second, and Lamy
third the half mile. won by Staff in
80 2-5, with O'Sickey second and Nc
Gowan third; and the three-mile in
which MCGOWAN was the winner in
9:10 Is. Staff finishing second and
O'Sickey third
Stafr received G5s5, MCGOWAN got
$3.50; Lamy. $40, and O'Sickey. $50.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
TERRIER SHOW ENTRIES
TO CLOSE WEDNESDAY

Entries for the Boston terrier show
to be held at the Wardman Park
Hotel March will close with S. J.
Held. 2130 p street, next Wednesday
evening. All terriers are eligible, as
1t is not required that they be pedi-
greed or registered.
Practically all of the Boston terriers
which competed in the big New York
show last week will be here. Included
among them will be all of the cham
pions of that show. but they merely
will be placed on exhibition, and viii
not compete for the prizes,
All the prizes will be cash, about
$500 being distributed.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
PENN DOWNS CORNELL
AT BASKET BALL, 22-2O

PHILADELPHIA, February 10
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell, % to
20, in an intercollegiate basket ball
game here tonight, retaining the lead
in the league race.
HANOVER, n. H.. February 10
Dartmouth defeated Columbia tonight,
'oI to is, in an intercollegiate league
basket ball game.
ROANOKE, Va, February 19.-Vir-
Rinia Military Institute defeated the
basket ball team of the University of
Virginia tonight, 81 to Is.
CHICAGO, February 19.-Indiana
defeated Northwestern in a western
conference basket ball game tonight,
% to Il.
BLACKSBURG, Va, February 10
Wake Forest was defeated by Nir-
sinia Polytechnic Institute at basket
ball tonight, % to 10.
CHICAGO, February 19.-Ohio State
defeated Chicago. 81 to 80, in West.
ern Conference basket ball game TO.
night, which was full Of thrills.
CHAPEL HILL. N. c., February 10
University of North Carolina defeated
North Carolina State in basket ball
here tonight. 81 to 10.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Just at present the matter does not
involve so much the attitude of the
players, who say that they are hold
outs, as other phases Of the con-
tractual relation. AS for ball tossers
who at this time of the year affirm
that they are not going to play ball
unless they receive more money than
is named in their contracts, it may be
said they are not seriously regarded.
That is. they are held by the man.
ayers to be evils as necessary and in
evitable as measles and mumps and
whooping cough and other things are
to children.
Where Shoe Pinches.
But there are other phases of this
contract business that do pinch. One
of them relates to the physical con-
dition of the players. All contracts
read that players shall report at early
spring practice 'in good physical con-
dition." Do they? They do not Long
fall and winter months Of inactivity
Evening star., 1921-02-20
AKRON DENIES REPORT
OF SALE TO MONTREAL

AKRON. Ohio. February 19.-Ofi-
cials Of the Akron base ball club to-
day denied reports that the Interna-
tional League franchise had been sold
to Frank Shaughnessy Of Montreal,
Canada Offers for the franchise have
been made by Montreal and Newark,
N. j., parties.
NEW YORK February 1s.-Com-
menting on conflicting reports of the
reported sale of the Akron club. Pres
ident John c. Toole of the Interna-
tional League said no franchise could
be transferred until the sale had been
approved by the board of directors.
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have added useless tissue to their bod
les. softened their muscles and cut
their wind.
The result is that much of the time
which should be devoted to polishing
up for the opening of the league sea-
son is spent in working the players
into playable shape. AS a matter of
fact, the average big Lacquer regards
these southern training spells as a
vacation trip.
Judge Lands in few of his pun
gent and well selected words would
settle this situation, and while it is
too late for him to effect any changes
this year-what with players already
len route or about to start for the
training grounds-the matter, as said.
has been brought to his attention and
the chances are that next winter will
see lot OF our big leaguers paying
greater attention to keeping them
selves dt.
(Oupyrieht 1o4.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

The answer to both these projects is
the importance-already vast. and
still growing-of the Pennsylvania re-
lays. which. according to recent an
by the presence of squad of French
champions. The chances thus are that
among all the 1921 track and field
games the Penn relays will assume
stature as one of the worlds greatest
meets. second only to the Olympic
games.
After last years attendance at the
Penn relay races and the intercollegi-
ates are compared it is seen that the
relays had much the better of it. In
fact, the Penn athletic authorities
found, somewhat to their surprise,
that the Franklin Field event had be-
come an extremely profitable financial
venture. yielding something over $685.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Western Heaviest Scorer

In scoring Western is well ahead
of the other quints. The Red and
White tossers in their seven engage
ments have totaled 191 points for an
average Of more than 27 per game.
Eastern stands second with 1873; Tech
is third with los. made in six games;
Central fourth with 112, and Business
trails with 80. Western, which has a
habit of setting high score records in
the league. recorded the best this sea-
son when it defeated Central. ~ to 21.
Defensively Tech easily outclasses
the others. In their six contests the
Manual Trainers have permitted their
opponents an average of 141-3 points
for each game. Eastern and Central
Evening star., 1921-02-20

The match here was hotly contested
until the final contest. Washington
went into the lead in the first game
with score Of 521 to sos. Wolsten-
holme turning in 1870. In the second
Roanoke shot GIL count. Gather
ton also got good game, 561. Roa-
noke got the third, 544 to 537. but the
Royal outfit tied the count in the
fourth, as to games won, with 552 to
543.
In the concluding contest the locals
ting counts in excess of 110 and gain
ing 69 pins on the game.
Gathers 143 score was the game of
the evening, while his SIS set was also
high. Harry krauss turned in 561 as
Washington's best total, lettering
Evening star., 1921-02-20
new INTERCOLLEGIATE
ASSOCIATION PLANNED

EMORY. Va, February 19.-Organ-
fzation of the Appalachian IntercoI-
1egiate Athletic Association will be
undertaken at a meeting in Knoxville,
Tenn, February 26. Delegates are ex-
pected from Maryville, Tusculum, Car
son-Newman, Milligan. Washington,
Hiawassee. lincoln Memorial and
Emory and Henry.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
DREADNAUGHTS EASILY
ROUT AVIATORS' QUINT

Boiling Field Aviators could not cope
with the Dreadnaughts in their basket
ball game in the Alexandria armory
last night, losing 13 to 80. Dreifus
tossed nine goals for the winners and
JanewicZ four for the Aviators. Bea-
ton. Dreifus, T. Hayden. +. Hayden
and Roberts were in the Dreadnaught
lineup. while Bennett, Janewitz.
Thrailkill, Rosa and Candington
played for the losers.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Miss Bleibtrey Breaks
Own Swimming Record

SYDNEY. y. s. W., February
19.-Ethelda Bieibtrey Of New
York created new swim ming
record for women for the 100
yards here today, covering the
distance in I minute 4 rs Sec
onds. She clipped f0ur-hfths
of a second from the old record
of 1 minute LIS seconds. made
by herself In Philadelphia i'm
July, 1920.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
COURSE IS MAPPED OUT
FOR ALOYSIUS CLUB RUN

An attractive course has been mapped
for runners who will compete in the
ive- handicap to be held by Alloy
sius Club Tuesday. The race will start
at the club, A I street. thence west on
l street to 9Th, south to Pennsylvania
avenue. west to 18th. north to r, east
to North Capitol. south to I and west to
the starting point. 49,
Evening star., 1921-02-20
C. U. Freshmen Beat Western.

Catholic University's freshman
basket ball team last night defeated
Western High School by "a to 23 in a
preliminary game to the c. L. varsity
Princeton contest. The high school
players were more inexperienced than
their opponents.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
BEAT
G. v. i. FIVE, 2518
Winners Sturdier and More
Aggressive and 0utIast
Hatchetites.
BY JOHN B, KELLER,
= GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

~ EON0E1OVN ~ Univ HNSil L
Il = basketers, sturdier and
~ more aggressive than their
opponents, overcame the George
Washington University quint at the
Coliseum last night, 25 to Is, but
victory was not achieved without a
struggle. The Hatchetites were in
the thick of the fray from the OPEN
ing whistle until the final second of
action and more than gave good
account of themselves.
It was the second encounter of the
campaign between these teams and
last. nights triumph gave the Hill
toppers a winning percentage OF 1000.
In the engagement in Ryan Gym
nasium last month, Georgetown won,
Is to 19.
In maintaining it's record of no de-
feats this winter, the Blue and Gray
did most of its scoring in the second
half. The first session saw 1t spurt
to the front sharply after play began,
but the Hatchetites were up and at
'em and soon surprised their follow
erS and Georgetown's adherents by
gaining a to advantage. The Hill
toppers quickly added a goal from
scrimmage to take the lead and never
were headed thereafter.
The half ended with the Hilltoppers
ahead. Is to 12. The pace set by the
Blue and Gray in the second half
proved too fast for its opponent. how
ever. The Hilltoppers' attack i'm
proved and they frightened their de-
Tense to such an extent that two
floor goals only were garnered by the
downtown university.
Flavin Scores Only Once.
Much to the surprise of those who
had seen him in other games. Jack
FIavin. Georgetown's star forward.
failed to score consistently. He made
a number OF tosses, but pocketed
only one, and he was not SO closely
guarded. either. He did well from
seven of his thirteen throws. Flor
ence and O'Connell were strong floor
players for the winners and the
guards were continually active. All
of Georgetown's scrimmase points IN
the second half were tossed by
O'Connell and the husky center made
five goals in all.
For George Washington, Boteler.
Spears and Chesney kept the team in
the game. Except for one basket
tossed by Bracklow. this trio did all
the scoring from floor and frustrated
many Georgetown efforts to get
In the first half the Hatchetites
played spiritedly. but they faltered
frequently in the second session
and plainly revealed their their Ia lack ,,,tt OF
that of the Georgetown tossers.
George Washington also was weak
at free tossing. Spears made good
in but two of six heaves and Boteler
in one of four.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
French Star Trails in Race: Georgetown and c. T. Teams Win
LYNCH STARS IN 1917
DEFEAT OF PRINCETON
QUINT AT BROOKLAND
BY II. c, BYRD.

unhappy lot of black
players who left the floor the Catholic University
lowing which they decivy clearly
Brooklanders. On uban
who the and black
by which they had turned back the Princeton five
them full
knot the Tigers tail by the Tiger usually
considerable elaton
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Yankees Lose in Richmond.

RICHMOND. Va. February 19-
Congress Heights Yankees of Wash
ington dropped at basket ball to the
Richmond Athletic Club all-stars
here tonight, 81 to 2s. No teams
ever fought harder or provided more
spectacular game.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
LEFTHANDER. EXPECTS
TO HANG UP 20 WINS;
- FEW GRIFFS OUT NOW
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

I'M ONELL not the only member OF his flock Clark Griffith
yesterday In later mail than that which brought the
bad that
him starting work weeks
ezebe Tecumseh Zachary
md cheerful
doleful Jezebe allows how his
throwing arm fett superous
avordupois itching hike outhwadrn
Evening star., 1921-02-20
SHOOTS WELL
Breaks 40 Out of so Targets at
Washington Club-Emmons
"Gets" SO in 100.

c. c. Fawcett continued his good
shooting yesterday in the weekly
tournament of the Washington Gun
Club, breaking 40 of so targets. G..
A. Emmons, with 96 breaks. led those
who fired at 100 targets. Scores:
Evening star., 1921-02-20
st. Johns Preps Beaten.

BALTIMORE, Nd, February 49,
Calvert Hall quint defeated ST. Johns
Props Of Washington in a basket bal
game here tonight. A. to 4. The Wis
itors were outclassed and out.
weighed.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

600 net. This year the chances are
that. given good weather, the stands
Will be packed and many turned away.
The National Collegiate Association
now enrolls representatives from a
large majority OF all the prominent
institutions OF learning throughout
the country. and once it sets its hand
TO the piew there will be no looking
backward.
(topyrieht. 1870
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LANDS ASKED TODECIDE
'WHAT is A CONTRACT?'
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK. February 9On the of baseball migration
southern Judge Kenesaw Mountain Land his
head of the has received from
of big league clubs to apply his legal learning the
the questionaways burning this time the
a nnta
Evening star., 1921-02-20
TECH CUNTS DEFENSE
GIVES IT LEAGUE LEAD
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

UTPOINTED by concerned
able place the list the
~ leagues leading the for the
high school basket scheduled this week
That Manual Trainers their
last season due mainly to their defensive strength Unable to garner
many Seventh Streeter have made difficult
opponents Statistics reveal that Tech
of the Giro
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GALLAUDET GIRLS AHEAD.
Defeat Wilson Normal School at
Basket Ball, 90 to 8.

Gallaudet girls won from the Wilson
Normal School sextet in a game played
for the benefit Of the soldiers at Walter
Reed Hospital. The score was 20 to 8.
Miss Laclaire was the leading scorer
shooting SIX floor goals and basketing
the ball twice from the foul line.
Seminary sextet at Kendall Green next
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
NIXON SIGNS WITH BRAVES

BEAUMONT. Tex. February 19-Al
Nixon. outfielder. sold last fall by the
Beaumont club to the Boston Ma
fionals. today mailed his signed con-
tract for 1921 to the Braves
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NEED FOR BROADENING
COLLEGIATE A. A. SEEN
BY WALTER CAMP.

YORK February 19There has
among colleges Intercollegiate
of America be broadend out at if
the college
effect reported will be taken This is in line with
Athletic
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98-PIN LEAD ON ROYALS

OANOkE Va, February 19The Palace duckpin this city
ouroed the Royal quint of Washington here today
FIVE games ten-gam margin of ninety
eight The remaining FIVE will be rolled
alleys the National Capital time
10 tenp to decide eWinn
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Gallaudet's game with Fordham was
the fourth contest Of the trip. Wed
nesday night the Kendall Greeners lost
to Ursinus. IS to 80, at Collegeville. Pa. !;
Thursday they defeated the Philadelphia
Silents, 80 to %, and Friday were on the
small end of 32-to-lS count in a
game with the Sanwood quint in New
York.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Substtutons-Donovan for Kelley, McNa-
mara for Donovan. Brawner for opie. Berger
for Wilmer, 0pie for Brawner, Brawner for
Jeffres. Goals from ioor-Lynch t4D Kelley,
Fasce. lie Gendre 80. opie. Jeffries. Dickinson
Goals from fouls-Lynch t11l. lie Gendre (5I.
Referee-Mr. Schlosser. Umpire-Mr Green
Time Of halves-20 minutes each.
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Penn State Matmen Win.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, February
1S.-Pennsylvania State wrestlerS
won every bout from Harvard TODAY.
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GALLAUDET IS DEFEATED
Proves No Match for Fordham
Tossers in New York, Game
Ending so to 18.

NEW YORK, February 19.-Fordham' s
basket ball team experienced little dlf-
ficulty in defeating the Gallaudet COL
lege quint here tonight, SO to Is. The
Maroon five took the lead at the outset
and easily held it throughout.
Fallon, who scored nine baskets from
the floor, and Kelly, who Gagged six. were
the stars of the local team. Bouchard
played well for the visitors. up
and summary:
Fordbam Position. Gallaudet.
Stocker ..... Left forward ...... Dano1sKY
FaIlon .... Right forward .Boatwrlght
Mcmahon. Central -..........;. ia! .es
Culloton. ....... Left guard ......: Bouchari
Kelly. Right guard ..... lafourtalne
SubstitutiOns-Hocter for Stocker, hea!ey tof
Fallon Lagenberg for Danofsky, Danofsky Tor
Baynes, Baynes for Lafourtaine. Goals from
fioOr-Fallon 90, Mcmahon 90. Culioton t3)'
Kelly t6). Healey. Bouciiard "a, Iafourtaine
(2) Danofsky. Goals from fouls-Cuiloton W.
La fOurtaiue "a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tut 1!fIcklow: cHes-
for RracEIow. kaplan for Loehler. Altrup for
KapIan. Goals from noor-FIavin, Florence
(s), O'Connen (5). Bracklow. Spears t2). Bote-
Ter (2), Chesney e. Goals from foul-Flavin.
= in IA. Spears in 4: Boteler. . in 5. Ref
eree-Mr. Colli6ower tGeorgetownD. Umpire
MI. Apple (Michigan). Time Of haives-20
minutes.
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A. & N. PREPS Defeat
HATCHETITE FRESH, 1912

The Hatchetites also met defeat in a
preliminary game. Their freshman
team was drubbed. 10 to 12. by the
huskier basketers from Army and Navy
Preparatory School. The Scholastics had
a better passing game and located the
basket with greater accuracy than did
the Hatchetites cubs. Lineup and
summary:
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Laurel Nine in League.

LAUREL, Md. February 19-The
Laurel base ball club. under the man.
agement of Arthur Tuttle. has organ
fzed for the season and expects to enter
a semi-professional league now forming
in Baltimore. Saturday and Sunday
games will be played at home.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Substitutf0ns-NeWby Tor Bowman. Wood
for birmingham. Goals from noor-Shapley.
Goals from foul-Shapley, 1 in ,: Wise, in
3; Birmingham. 3 in 5; Goldstein, / in >.
Referee-Mr. Apple (Michigan). Time of
ouarters-l0 minutes.
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Burke Leading Individual.

Everett Burke. Western forward,
leads the league at scoring. with nine
teen floor goals and thirty-six points
made from the fifteen-foot mark.
Lemon, Centrals speedy forward,
ranks second in total points with
sixty-seven, and leads the free tossers
with forty-one successful heaves from
the foul line. Four Western and two
Eastern regulars are among the lead
ing point-getters, while Tech has
placed two Of it's members at the foot
of the list. Allowing for the one game
more in which the players of other
quints have participated, the Seventh
Streeters could do no better than have
a representative in a seventh-place
tie in the records. Gosnell one of
Techs best shots. has left the school.
The ranking shots:
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run next to the Manual Trainers. Each
has yielded an average of 1881
points a game. Western has been
easier to score against by another
point, and Business has been swept
aside for an average of % II markers
in it's battles.
With the exception of two games
the series has been keenly contested.
Four of the matches have been de-
cided by a single point and five more
have ended with the winner leading
by points or less. The results of
the first series and part of the second
follow:
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Wolstenholme's count by two pins.
Roanoke rendered the visiting bowl
ers and their friends a banquet after
the match. Scores: