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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Professor Raymond Pearl. of the u
S. Public Health Service. has dis
covered that both the suddenness and
he destructiveness of the first .'fiu'
epidemic comedies significantly with
the normal death rate from heart dis
eases in many American cities. II
does not so coincide with the death
rate of any other important disorder.
The infs-t nee is obvious.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06
WATERS RECEDING
AT PUEBLO; SWEEP
TO OTHER PLACES
CONTINUED From Page ~

ply of anti-typhoid serum and lime
be rushed to Pueblo as soon as pos
sible
There is no unusual danger of an
outbreak CT oiphtheria and typhoid .
Mr.. Morehead explained. but the
health officials report that their sup
ply of these preventatives is nearly
exhausted"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Typhoid fever was spread in South
Carolina by undisciplined workmen
aud camp followers of the army in
1918. Since then the State authorities
have reduced the disease 40 10 IS per
cent. in certain counties by mere
sanitary education. says the U. s
Public Health Service. If there. why
not elsewhere9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Venereai diseases are diseases. not
crimes. says the L. S Public Health
Service Many people have been in
fected innocently or in very early
Youth The incidence of the disease
in boys OF seventeen is very high
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

II trea.ed promptly by reliable DOC
tors or at public clinics. venereal dis
eases can be cured. says the U. s.
Public Health Service. Patent medi-
cines bought without competent adj
vice often do great harm. The same
is true of the work of most doctors
who advertise that they cure mems
diseases.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

PUEBLO.COI June e-Goyernor
Shoup today asked the United States
Government 10 place $4,000 900 at
the disposal OF the State for use in
flood relief work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Baltimore, 10; Jersey City. 0.
Buffalo. IL: Toronto. 8.
Rochester. IA; Syracuse, 5.
Newark. z; Reading. 3.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

+, Ford predicts synthetic eggs. All.
we'll Perfection of the art of make
up has already given us synthetic
chickens.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Holes in The streets are warnings
against more holes. SO are holes in
she graveyard Repairs in time Will
delay both.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Germs. says the L, s. Public Hcalb
Service, are usually hand 20 mouh
affair Better wash up
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06
siandlng OF The Clubs
INTERNATIONAL
Today's Schedul,

Jersey City al Baltimore
Rochester at Buffalo.
Newark at Reading.
Syracuse at Toronto
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

New York. 3: st. Louis. A.
Washington. 8; Chicago. 2.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

ST. Louis, Z: Philadelphia. T.
Brooklyn. 5; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati. 6; Boston, o.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06
Standing OF The Clubs
AMERICAN
Today's Schedule

St Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06

Large Flour Bags $1.OO dozen.
Annapolis Baking Co. j6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-06
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMONG TEAMS
OF MAJORS
NATIONAL
TOday's Schedule

Philadelphia at St Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn al Chicago.
Boston al Cincinnati
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

The North Dakota Independent
forces have about decided to hold re-
call and will hold a meeting within
a day or two to decide the question
definitely and to select the time as
well as the officers to be recalled.
It is quite certain that all state Of
ficials from governor down, as well as
league senators and members Of the
house will be included. H. A. Bron-
son, ]. E. Robinson and r. H. Grace,
members of the supreme court, will
probably be included as we'll.
The League members held a caucus
at Bismarck Friday night and decided
in the event that the Independents
start recall, to start one them
selves, to include Justices Christian
sen and Birdsell, Secretary Of State
Hall, Treasurer Steen, and other Of
ficials not considered friendly to the
league The league has started a
fund of 100000 to be used in the
campaign, 100000 in cash being rails
ed at the league meeting in Bismarck.
1t is planned by the league to raise
500 in each township in the state.
The league realizes it is fighting in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
Mcdaniel Elected on State Curling
Association

DR.. A. d. MCDANIEL was elected a
member of the board of directors of
the North Dakota Curling Association
at Grand Forks last week at the close
of the Bonspiel. The doctor and his
rink made a 100 per cent record at
the Bonspiel, losing all four of their
games. J. c. Shepherd of Grand
Forks was elected president Of the
Association and Mr. Wynn Of St.
Thomas, vice president. DR.. Geo. NJ.
Williamson of Grand Forks was elect
ed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The Minot
Kinks didn't need any special car to
bring home their trophies, in fact
they had little bad luck and were
eliminated from the finals. They had
a fine time however.
The Kinks from Minot were made up
as follows:
II. NJ. Wilson, Ray Miller, f. c.
Britten, Dr. A. d. MCDANIEL, skip.
p. J. McKone, F. Violette, r. NJ.
Graham, DR.. l.. Fl. Kermott, skip.
Frank Roach, Russell Wallace, DR..
r. w. Pence, NJ. F. Mulroy, skip.
Frank Taylor, DR.. r. c. Laing, AL
bert Novak, DR.. f. j. Hartl, skip.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
Boyer Salvaging Much Stock-Win
Put on Fire Sale

Workmen have been busy all, week
salvaging stock from the f. H. Boyer
clothing store, which place was recent
ly destroyed by fire. The stock is be-
ing carried to the Peter Ehr block on
First st. S. w., where some time next
week it will be placed on sale. Watch
the columns of the Independent next
week for more definite announcement.
At first it was believed scarcely
anything could be saved from the
ruins, but when workmen started dig
ging around they found an immense
lot of overcoats, shoes, rain coats,
shirts, hats, caps, neckties, underwear,
wooden, silk and cashmere hose, ETC.,
that had been damaged only by smoke
and water, and some was not even
damaged in the least. This will all be
sold at a big reduction for every item
must go.
1t is understood that Mr.. Boyer is
planning on re-opening his store in
his old location as soon as John Ehr
rebuilds the block, and is planning on
one Of the SWEETEST stores in the
northwest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
|. V. A. FORCES QUITE SURE OF
RECALL; INCLUDE SUP. JUDGES

the last ditch and is preparing to put
up a desperate battle. Governor
Frazier has returned from the east
where he made an unsuccessful at
tempt to sell state bonds among the
labor organizations. He states that
in the event of recall, he is quite
hopeful of reelection. 1t is probable
that Townley will be kept out Of the
campaign as he was considered more
of liability than an asset in the re-
cent election.
The Independents feel that nomi-
nation convention should be held not
later than April and would probably
call an election for June.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

been placed among the poultry breed
ers of Burlington and vicinity. Mr..
Madison says that he is now fully sat
isfied with his flock of Barred Rocks,
which he has been breeding up for
years. Several of his ROSTERS are
prize winners from fairs and are val
ued at fully as large figure as an or
binary horse. Mr.. Madison has both
the light and dark breeds. He has
without question as fine flock of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Ada Beerstecher, the school
nurse, expects to start class in In
valid Cookery in the near future. This
will be an interesting class for the
Home Economics students.
Tables arranged in the shape Of a
triangle, daintily decorated with the
Y. w. C. A. colors and illumined by
pretty candles, gave most inviting
appearance and festive air to the up
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
$1.OO- POPULAR BOOKS -$1.OO

The U P. Trail Starr Of The Desert" "A Daughter OF
Ths Land" THE Eyes OF The Blind The Virginia. hs
Hunters. Burning Daylight whispering Smith white
Fang, The House Of Torchy Wilt Thou Torchy, The
Flying Ranch "The Courage Of Marge ODoone" THAT
Printer OF Udes "The Beasts Of Tarzan THE Flying US
Flying U" Cabin Fever big Timber 'The Son Of Tar
zan Buck Peters Ranchman Bar TO- and many Others
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

In an attempt to break up the whis-
key ring in Burke county, States At
torney Hanson has summoned 20
prominent residents of Bowbells, some
of them women, and hopes to ascertain
how the liquor is being carried into
that city, and by whom.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
Madison Gets Oregon Prize Winning
Poultry

Einar Madison, well known Burling-
ton merchant, recently received twelve
full blooded Barred Rock pullets and
cockerels from Portland, Oregon, sew
eral Of them being prize winning
birds. Mr.. Madison has kept several
of these birds and the others have
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

Barred Rocks as may be found in the
state and will have some eggs for sale
this year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

changes hi residence may vote in his
old precinct until he acquires a new
residence elsewhere.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
Prohibits Sale of Narrow-Tread Sleds

Prohibits Sale of Narrow-Tread Sleds
The senate killed house bill 1888
changing the term Of supreme court
justices from six to ten years.
House bill 124 which prohibits the
sale Of narrow-track sleds, less than
So inches, and cancels license of COR
porations which ship narrow tread
sleds into the state, was passed by the
senate.
Senate committee recommended out
for passage, house bill 20 relating to
enforcement Of premiums Of work.
mems compensation department; house
bill " relating to taxation of insur-
ance companies and house bill 1l6
requiring register of deeds to furnish
to elevator companies lists of indebt-
edness against grain crop. House bill
LAG, giving the county commissioners
salary of SIS day, when they work
seven hours, from 8 a. m. to noon,
and from l p. m. to p: m. was pass
ed by the senate.
Senate bill "a, amended so that di-
vorce actions must be heard during
regular court sessions, but removing
the requirement that the hearings
must be public, was passed by the
house
The house passed the senate con-
current resolution for a constitutional
amendment under which a voter who
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

per hall Of the Main building Friday
evening. Over fifty guests were served
at this banquet, an annual event given
by the Y. w. c. A. to it's members.
Miss Bryson had charge of the dinner
which was served by the girls them
selves. The Social committee, con-
ststing of Misses Selma Stalsberg and
Johanna Klebe, planned many details,
including decorations, place cards and
programs. After the dinner, the fol-
lowing programs of toasts was intro
duced by Miss Hazel McCulloch, the
Toast Mistress:
Reconstruction
Financial-Miriam Clarke.
COMMUNICATIONS Gardamee.
Educational-Cleo Hartmen.
Observation-Disclosures Klebe.
Every student in the Normal school
seems very happy over the possible
addition Of the west wing to the Main
building, if the appropriation meets
with as much success in the House Of
Representative as in the Senate. The
appropriation bill providing $1OO,OOO
passed in the Senate. This addition
to the Normal school will fill long
felt need
After an absence of seven weeks,
enforced by illness, Miss Amy, critic
teacher in the fourth and fifth grades,
has resumed her work. Mrs. WIKI,
who has been in charge Of this de-
partment during Miss Almy's absence,
visited her daughters who are teach
ers at Kuroki and Souris, respectively.
She then went to Columbus, where she
has accepted position as principal
of consolidated school.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

Hawaiian Twilight, Whispering, Japanese Sandman"
kiss Miss, "Hiawatha's Melody Of Love- my Little
Bimbo,, "on Miami Shore, Avalon" Venetian Moon
lingo" Norma in the Cleaning June, Ia yeeda'
Sweet Mamma" DO You"' You Could Care, Dreamy
Anyday Anywhere" Dreamy Moon, Sweet Hawaiian
Moonlight. In Your Arms, blue Bird, Patches Blue
Bird Waltz, "Mammys Lullaby, and many others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
ROANOKE COLLEGE QuINT
No MATCH FOR CADETS
V. NJ. J. Five Has Little Trouble
Defeating Opponents, Win.
ming 81 1n IL
ifrecial :" The T!mca- Dlspa;chl

i'Ee'idI 20 Inc Times D!sultch -
LEXINGTON, Va. Jan .I5.-v. ~
!. had little trouble in defeating
Roanoke College here by tho score
Of - 10 IL The game was fun OF
thrills. and pretty Basketball was
shown BY both teams
Ice began the scoring for th.
cadets. ana the remaining baskets
came IN qu!cl: succession The V NJ
). boys proved themselves the bot
yer team In all departments Of the
Ghmc The passing was especially
GOOD The floor work of the two
guards. Captain Becch aud stuart
VAS nnt""orthv. ana the Gu!cl; shoot
ing OF Ice and bunting was a feat
r ,,,, A,klns0n aud Price starred for
iII,ahokc College. The ilu"-up.
l.cech cC) .rlgh, guard N,k!nson
stuart ......lcf, guard Gnrris &c }
summers ....... center Rinse!
limiting fright forward prico
Lee cleft forward chuuruu
summary: Subs'ltutlons--y NJ I
shannon FOR l."rrh. ScuanS for stu
'rt. campbell for Ice Ice co, sam
inrrs summers for I.c". L.. FOR
Itmnhcl. shannon for stuart. Sc
mans io- shannon. stuart for S"nans
ttmphell for Ice. Ice for Cnnpb"ll.
Hoanok". smith fcr chapman Goals
ron h"ld- VI J., Leo s. limiting
.amnh"ll ! itoanok", Price 2 Kiuscv
!, A,kinson ! Goals trom fonlE
limiting II. pr!c> J. rogls--Hoan-
9ke frinof Grrris, chapman. Vi
IT, iocch lunt!ng. shannon Referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
ny II. HOWARD llEL,.,.

NEW YORK, Jan. i5.-Bcnuy
h ~, ,,ii.. Ash-rnted champion OF MS
spy" wiling from tn" doughty fists OF
= game. iiEHtns lad from ont OF the
W,I', Nd when his stunned BODY
.hHhdea J-"!nst the canvas a MAI!
went Up from those who We're !uathr
:" sec a warrior king dcthroued. For
E.> crown awrE upon his humG,oi
.'.Ai threo,"ncl p ,ogplc 70 The n5nr
rs 'lrhie M.tcHcl!. :eathcr.d ia tho
b aspiration of battle and seeking
revenge for 'Nro, knoCk-dowus, hout
&rniiE ahuv" him.
i ahe VA. O.: 4...uoy anh d,spajr was
.nmmit !E.H From smooth lovely
thro"i-. .cpn .iannel cO!.ared ana
sweat "r"l jhcopS aud thos,, iucaset
ny WHY. Sihrchrd collars numbered
the u.ticniUs approval thut the
tNdrns most picturesque assembly
nhd.rmnn' of championship
match.
H!ng-s side seats rocked. arena boxes
r,nih.Id ana way up IN the smoke
,.cn. Madison SGE:,rc Garden Was in
nprGar. Cent? women abandoned
td"ir poise and their silks and gems
flashed the excitement o. their yui."~
and thelr eyes Us they merged cheers
"!th men from the bowcry. Nieu In
formal clothes Forgot dignity pnI
i.Ghped ana shouted their applause.
An! with these cheering FOL. was
tu'Hh.ucd the hcdlIm OF The regular
"E.t !aNS--'' motley crew at tb IT,
Srch demons irn-i0n from such an
1Hl'chce Madison square Garden las
never knuWn Cprr. Now. ,Na- tho
'%Nl IS A!Stor- and Leonard sim
cars his cro"u with honor rII..
. mons 'rttion has but one m,ansn.
nos. VINO rlccraG madiy last ,ll.h,
or nc uni error." who r-ir.
t'"h%. 70 cI:ir. irund his feet ami
WEed his man, knew frll we'll that
~ h.chi. M.tchcil's pres nc. thgy
J. L. O.
nan Win a lighting heart aud
Today thos" folk who saw the bat
o. ana Il was q battle: there is no
liner term TO describe it--:,rc sol
r"'ncm h"rinS tn" thrill that ntch,,.
."'c tnem ia that first round Thrv
. ~" sun r"mcub nrlHp the nashcs Of
AS .'hii.,N and COURAGE that naral
'%ni during .hc five Succccding
-''udS They cannp; forget how n"
." his i"ct, time after time. and
5'ht ~ Siao@"rnr blows that mad
&C. Aainn break GROUND.
To-day these FOLK are Saving over
MI hill o"sh, 10 get another
Nnl 80 h. should lilo took 2 hard
TT .hF-2rd was douhly hard for
I'm - TAX" IL Ills young vito vas
here suf:nriur from cvcrv allow h.
took; r!or":nE IN cvo~y WALTON n
cont across Ills rrey-hl!red aaa
WIS There. watching his boy sInv
""n'er;ul h.ht before thr exalted
""wh! "f i .tTIn-s. biz city.
- ~. Of those reasons Richie
~ ''HrI should be seat against Leon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
RICHMOND ATHLETES TO
i !. STAGE MARATHON RACE
Evening Dispatch Donates Medals
and Cup for Runncrs-lirst
Eight to BE Rewarded.
co MMITTEE WILL MEET
"Details OF Event TO BE Arranged at
Conference of Athletic .iuthori-
tics-Sta,c Colleges Arc De-
D. clarcd Eligible.

Athletes OF colleges. prep schools
and independent organizations
throughout the state VIII be given "A
{. chance to compete In a modified Mara
fthon run 10 bc conducted by the
Evening Dispatch, on day to he
selected by the leading athlcii, or
CARNATIONS OF Richmond. The event.
i, which will be run through Jhc streets
Of this city. Will. take place either
the latter part Of February or the
first OF March. The cNac; date o. tho
event Will be decided upon ~ a meet
Ing TO be held the carly part OF this
week
While the affair Will be conducted
by the athletic organizations of Rich
mond. IL viii be under the auspices Of
the Evening Dispatch and medals TO
be awarded the leading runners Will
be given them by The Evening Dis
patch. The winner will receive
handsome gold medal. Second. third
silver medal, and the next four men
VIII be given bronze medal. TO the
team finishing first Will he awarded
handsome silver trophy. The trophy
VIII become the permanent property
OF the organization winning ii three
times.
Those connected with. the several
are cnthused over the event. and
lhrGe representation OF local athletes
is sure 20 face the starter. UNIVERSE
" of Richmond Church lin Athletic
Club. McGiI Union. Richmond Attn
letic Club and John Marshall High
School. all are expected to enter a
team o: runners in the race state
institutions such as V. i. l.. t-nivcr-
sity Of Virginia, V NJ J.. Washing
ton and Lee and others Will he asked
10 send mcn 10 this city To compe;c
in The event. Such institutions com
ncted in The last race conducted hy
The Times Dispatch, aud authorities
~ inc colleges are expected 10 sane
liGn sending a team 20 this City
II Is probable that the race will
ne Tor distanC" of eight miles. Srv
"ral prominent athletic directors arc
n 'aVor OF the event being Toy this
distance. believing II sufficient over
the paved streets. This detail and
others viii Nc thrcShcl our at Tie
meeting this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
VIRGINIA tech FIVE WINS
CAME FROM ROANOKE "Y'
BIacksbnrs Aggregation Defeats
Opponents, % To %. In Hard
Fought Contest.

Bl.hckSRURG. VA. Jane lh.-yir.
Sinia Tech defeated Roanoke hcro
tonight. 20 To ~. in the fastest ana
most exciting game OF basketball,
ever staged on the local court.
Tech struck n Tartar in Roanok.
ana the Visitors had the locals guess
Ing throughout the contest. At one
stag" Of the game the Roanoke
puint ran ahead or Tech by one poIn,
George Parrish. Techs star center
quickly came to the rescue and ran
his team ahead when he pulled two
difficult shots from The middle of IN.
hoor, Roamokc had u shade the bet
ter Of tho battle during the hrst
period which ended. u to ? in favor
u! Tech.
The playing OF Luck. Of Roanol.
the former vandcrbnt star. was ,hn
best brand OF basketball accn hero
~ yearF. His four goals from mid
dle OF the court in the FRS, period
We're all sensational shots Gcorpe
Enrichy ran his team ahead near The
close - tn" game WHOM he Gagged :,
guarding or lioanOkc was hish-clas..
Tech was OFF In goal shooting to-
hl.nt ana many easy shots went
Wild; Rhodes Was the particular
Tech win play Lynchburr College
IN" lineup:
Tech Position. po,,o,,o
Mailer. right n"ld. y. Enrlcbv
Parrish - center = Emsin,
'Cantarip
Brooks. RICH, guard Rurk,
ioimes; ...... left guard Luck
Referee Shut,on tGcrniantown>.
Teen scoring; Rhodes. { Parrish =.
walker. :: Brooks. =. Fouls Parrish
Roanoke g.Urluy-l.uck Z. I',,,.
by. I: J EnGl"Ny. ]: T. Enrlohv
Fouls-r. EnEicby. :: Suhs;i,uiion,
Ior Tech Wrcnn for walker: Walker
for Wrenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
MED|C0S TAKE CONTEST
FROM SPIDER QUINTET
Medical College Of Virginia Five
Victorious Over University of
Richmond, 35 to ri.
DEAN MURRAY STAR Or GAME
Leads His Team to Victory by Reg
istcring Nine Field GOnls.-Zie2-
lcr's Playing Features for Spi-
der Players.

The Medical College OF Virginia
baskctccrs showed their superiority
over University Of Richmond Cagcrs
last niEht 1T the Y. w. e. y, IN a
rough and ready basketball contest -
score OF 81 10 -. but only ate.
thiriy-siN minutes Of the forty mac
passed. Up to this time the game was
ahyCodys. Dean Murray. OF the Med
!coS. leading his team III a wila dash.
over the iioor which produced The
needed squirt TO outScOrc the spiders.
I'm unusual number OF tccAIiI:,.
iouiS weiy called. the Red And sue
nrehtinS mostly from Their opponents
in!Scucs. In iact The ,!Sht IO.scy..
i!ve. fouls SHOT by Iirsivi ~ the :.rs;
h;.i!. on such opportunities. was enc
81 We me features OF n, aai;.c
embryo Piiiro!!ers were four points
~, ADVANCE OF the DoosuH.:es, Aid
Mn.H me Two puints resumed IN"
.r.cas after tie recess. III. s.iae w,";
n!p-aad-iuck fashion WIZ: RIca.nona
~ ono ;!mc cqua!:He ;ae das..:.g
MruigHS, inf Yes; and ::t;%s;
ne "a zones wiki The REQ .nu :5,ue
producing IN. same qualify tA,ey;
wntn ,ae winning forwards burst
h"shtis anu TWO ioa!S - qGIch or.
ct:. near the close Of it.e same
While the whole MoG:co team DIS
throughout, Captain Murray. ~ a &c.
H!.'rhaeie manner, lowered head and
shoulders over his team The
playing OF Dickerson and &. Curavati
likewise formed an ;i!r-tight defense
under the spiders basket. with the
result that CAPTAIN Motticy was eN-
centionaily closely covered SCorius
only three points. XicElcr got but one.
BASKET: however. he rung up eleven
out OF sixteen fouls. Carlton had
di!mculty IN locating the basket
The lineup:
NJ. G. of Va. Position l.. OF Il
MN"r"land. left forward Mottl.y tcl
Murray tc) right forward. H!cE;rr
- t1TaNIti center ...... Carton
=. Cararai. left guard go. Rrturli
b!ckcrSon: RICH; guard. Nuun
Score-Aicd!cai College. 81. tMlX.r-
SLY OF R!ch;nond, ~.
substitutes: Medical I'Ollcg, =ryl,~
10Y Mor"!and. Richmond CnlV,r-l
--T"wil for Rethc!; Fray for Ii,i:I.r
Goals from iicid--Murray ,"D. L car.
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