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Evening star., 1921-03-06
TABOR, WEST VIRGINIA
GRID STAR, is KILLED

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, March .
William johnson Tabor, who was
shot and fatally wounded at Welcii,
w Va, Wednesday night, was Il
member of the West Virginia Uni
versity foot ball team last fall. He
withdrew from the university last
December. owing to the illness of his
mother.
old. was a graduate of Swarthmore
prep school. He played with the
Mountaineers in 1916 and 1.20. He
also served with the American Army
OVERSEAS.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
YALE IN WATER RECORD
Blue Relay Team Does SOO-Foot
Event in 2::22 in Race With
Penn Swimmers

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March g
,lhe Yale relay swimming team made
worlds record today when it de-
feated the Pennsylvania qua tet in the
ooo-root relay race. negotiating the
instance in minutes and 22 seconds
Ihe former record of 2.2s 4-5 seconds
was also held by Yale.
me winning team was composed of
Jeilieffe, Pratt. Thurston and Rinna,,
Yale won the meet by 80 points to
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Delay in Naming Date
Agreed 20 by Georges

NEW YORK, March 3.-TeN
Rickard received cable mes
xage today from Francois Des-
camps. manager Of Georges Car
pentier. agreeing to the pro-
mOter's request for an extension
of thirty days i'm which to oh
tain a site for the world heavy
weight championship bout be-
tween the Frenchmnn and Jack
Dempsey.
e.. r.. Graham, the Montreal
promoter, wired Rickard today
that he will arrive Monday to
confer with him in regard to
staging the bout in that city, for
which he has offered $7OO,OOO.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Belgian Netmen Enter
Davis Cup Competition

NEW YORK. March 5-An
Official challenge for the Davis
cup arrived here today from
Belgium. This. the tenth chat
lenge for the internn tiOnaI
trophy. was received by Presi-
dent Julian $. Myrick Of the
United states Tennis AxSocln-
tlOn I'm n letter from Chevalier
Paul de B"rman Of Brussels.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
CRIMSON VARSITY CREW
TENTATIVELY SELECTED

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March o.
Harvard's varsity crew as it will row
Yale on June "a has taken on nearly
final form. Coach Bill Haines said
that the rowing machines this year
had developed a combination that he
thought would stand as follows:
Bow. Codman: 2, Morgan. ). Kun
hardt; 4. Olmstead; 5, Sedgwick; 6
Terry; :, Capt. McCagg: stroke. La
Fargo.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
TILDEN BEATS RICHARDS
IN A FOUR-SET MATCH

NEW YORK, March 5.-William T.
Tilden. I'd. of Philadelphia. national
tennis champion and member of the
victorious American Davis Cup team,
defeated Vincent Richards, national
junior champion. in an exhibition in
door match here today, 6-3. C..
it 6-4.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
All C F Except Courtney Some Doubt That Title Fight VI
NEITHER HEAVYWEIGHT N
is TRAINING SERIOUSLY
Dempsey Fails to Engage in Bouts He Went to
California for and Carpenter Shows No
Tendency to Get Ready.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK. March 5-Wri New York sporting who know
the London laughing the S750sl
Mcdonald the English Demp
h2t nnd them doubt
be
boxing this today his belief that the big fight will
that the heavyweight champion the months has been giving
good who within
the the formidable he has
met
Evening star., 1921-03-06
TITLE SKATING TOURNEY
AWARDED TO PITTSBURGH

The international indoor speed skat-
ing championships have been awarded to
the Duquesne Gardens, Pittsburgh. The
meet will be held March IA and Il.
The sanction of the International Skat-
ing Union of America. has been granted
for the meeting.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
G.. u. HAS THE MATERIAL
FOR A POWERFUL NINE
BY II. c. BYRD.

- GEORGETOWN expects o a ball team
which will duplicate the accomplishments the 1879
~ and another bid for the championship Ger
Blue and fair do what it
the Hilltop thinks probable And besides
good ahead
beeno he field for e
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Title to Rutgers Swimmers

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. March :
Rutgers won the championshin
meet OF the Eastern Collegiate swim
s ling Associatlon here today. taking
se.eH events out of eight. Rutgers
had 81 points: Lehigh. II: Jobns
hopkins. ID. and Swarthmore. 2
Evening star., 1921-03-06
G. w. u. Swimming Team
Beats w. & l., So to 10

LEXINGTON. Va. March o.
Swimmers representing George
Washington University tonight
easily defeated the Washington
and Lee team, 81 to 10. The
visitors captured every first
place except two, decisions on
the plunge and fancy diving
going TO the locals.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Blue Ridge Makes Plans.

MARTINSBURG. W. Va. March g.
Officials of the Blue Ridge League. in
session yesterday at WaynesborO, Pa.
fixed a salary limit of $4,000 per
month for fourteen players. They de-
cided upon a single season of 100
games.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
PERTICA, CARD PITCHER
ADMITS HE'S HOl DOlIT

Los ANGELES. Calf. March s.
Pitcher Bill PertiCa; traded to the ST
Louis Nationals by the Los Angeles
club. admitted today lie was a hold
out. but said he would leave Monday
for Orange, Tex. the st. Louis train
ing camp ito talk terms" with Man
ager Rickey
Evening star., 1921-03-06
MEET
ISAWARDEDTOHARVARD

March 5-Harvard University unanimously
awarded the oryfth annual track and field championship
intercollegiate Association here this afternoon The
Soldiers Field May
will the that has been
With delegates representing OF the
Cornell Pennsy addition Harvard
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Bulldog Grapplers Ahead.

PRINCETON. n. j., March o--The
Yale wrestling team defeated Prince
ton today. Is points to 10. Capt.
Carpenter of Princeton was defeated
for the first time this season.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
No Spring Work at Penn.

PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-Coach
be no spring practice this year for
the Pennsylvania foot ball squad. He
will call the candidates together later
in the spring and give them a talk.
outlining training rules for the sea-
son, but no actual work will be done.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
MISS WOODBRIDGE SETS
RECORD AT SWIMMING

iLA'oELPHIA, March 5.-.Iiss
Marearet Woodbridve of the D.troit
A,h hIetlc cub. set new record TO-DAY
VIII shc won the 226-yard national
coverinv the distance in o.59,-. RI
former record was 2:5345
Evening star., 1921-03-06
COLLEGE BASKET BALL

Princeton, b; COlumbtn. IL.
Michigan, :s6; Ohio State. 3::.
Chicago. 20; Illinois, :6.
Clemson. 253 WOffOrd, 15.
Purdue, Fl; Iowa. 10.
wisconsin. l1s; Minnesota. II.
Citadel, N; Furinun. Fl.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Maccabee Nine Wants Games.

The Maccabees. who are to play
in the Fraternal Base Ball League
want Independent games with speedy
mines in and about the District
Teams interested should communicate
with Manager A. G. Chroniger, 1873
llth street southeast.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Make Clean Sweep on Mat.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, March o.
Pennsylvania States wrestlers won
every bout from Pennsylvania matmen
here today. The State grapplers regis
tered six falls and gained one decision.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Mullen to Umpire in A. A.

CHICAGO, March John Mullen of
Pittsburgh. has signed Il contract to
otiicIate az an umpire in the American
Association. He has had twelve years
experience. having worked in the Amer-
can, international and Western leagues
Evening star., 1921-03-06
OUTFIELDER ROBERTSON
is SUSPENDED BY CUBS

CHICAGO, March Dave Robert
son, outhclder OF the Chicago Nationals
has been indefinitely suspended for fail
ure to report for s0ring training
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Lynch to Battle Burman.

.EVELAND, Ohio, March J.-Joe
LYNCH bantamweight champion. has
been matched for ten-round bout win
Joe Rurman of Chicago here next
Thursday.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Argonnes Win in Eleventh.

Argonne Midgets went through
eleven innings in their base ball
game yesterday. before scoring a
7-to-6 victory over the Cooke School
Midgets Tafts double with two on
decided the issue.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Hockey Game to Dartmouth.

PHILADELPHIA. March 5-Dart-
mouth defeated Princeton, to /. in
an intercollegiate league ice hockey
match tonight.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Yale Fencers Win Meet.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March s.
Yale defeated Harvard in fencing
r'"et this afternoon, eight bents to
live.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Americans Win at Hockey.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 1.-THE
Cleveland hockey team defeated the
Winnipeg team. 70 5, in an overtime
game tonight.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Midshipman Teams Down
Three College Outfits

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March o.
Midxhipn.,n athletes again came
to the front today in varsity
events.
The boxers OutfOuSht their
opponents of the University of
Pennsylvania, winning six bouts
to one; the SymnnStic team
trimmed the Yale representa-
tiyes. 33 to II points. and the
fencers defeated Columbia. Ave
out of nine bouts with fOiix and
three out of four with duelinE
swords.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
HEDDONS GETS % GOALS
AS YANKEES WIN, 90 TO 19

The Yankees defeated the Indian
Head five by the score of 92 to 10 in
a game featured by the goal tossing of
Heddons who shot twenty-three.
The visitors, although. outclassed.
put up a snappy game.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
so CUNTS in Tourney.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March .
Thirty-two teams have entered the
Amateur Athletic Unions national bas-
ket ball tournament here. beginning
Monda.'.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Carpenter Enjoys Films.

MANHAssET y. Y. June ALI heavy
work was called Off to-day at the Car
pentler camp and Georges contented him.
self with morning road jaunt and a
long cross-country walk in the after.
noon.
He enjoyed five reel movie shown In
his training camp residence tonight
The Aim was projected by a portable
machine brought from New York
Georges said he likes comedies best, but
also took great interest in the other pic
lures. This sort OF entertainment will
be provided for him two nights a week
for the remainder of the training period.
Trainer Gus Wilson is keeping the
F'renchman to regular hours. He is in
bed each night at and arises at 6 80
in the morning. Light breakfast Is
ready at $3.50. after which comes fifteen
minutes of calisthenics. Then he spends
two hours on the road. Before luncheon
he sleeps for an hour. then rests until
3. when any other training on the sched-
ule is begun.
Carpenter will not be permitted to at
tend any more bouts or other events that
might break into his training hours.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Harvard and Yale Suggest
Changes to Britishers

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 2.--Harvard
and Yale. In a cablegram tonight TO
Bevil Rudd, captain of the oxford Uni
versity track team, suggest, in case
these American teams are tied with
Cambridge and oxford in their inter-
national meet In the Stadium, July 23.
that second places count. The cable
gram also suggested that there be ton
events instead of the nine which have
been on the programme the four previous
meets. The cablegram signed by f. w.
Moore. graduate manager OF the Harvard
Athletic Association. Is as follows:
Understand from Associated Press
that you desire shot put added to former
schedule. Suggest following events /:
Hundred. quarter mile. half mile, one
and two miles. broad jump. high hurdles.
shot put, hammer throw and high Jump.
Suggest Olympic rules govern meet. Also
suggest that second places count in case
of tie"
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
King Albert Yacht Cup
Race Off Till Next Year

The transatlantic yacht race for the
cup offered by King Albert OF the Bel
gians has been postponed UNA mex,
year. Baron de Cartier the Belgian
Ambassador. cabled yesterday TO the
committee that only two entries had
been received up 20 May 81. One OF the
conditions OF the race was that at least
three yachts must start.
The race was to have started on July
at Sandy Hook and finished of Cstend
Commodore Francis II. Mayer OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club entered his schooner
Intrepid soon after the race was pro-
posed, and .he ketch Siesta was entered
by w. +. Clayton OF Annapolis. but SUBJ
seduently withdrawn.
Although yachtsmen were enthuslast site
at the prospect OF an ocean contest. :,
was said that few OF them felt able 70
undertake tho expense SO soon after the
war. IL was estimated that Il would
cost about 100000 to put one ot the
big schooners into commission for a
race across tho Atlantic.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
CALIFORNIA CREW
PRIMED FOR RACE
Oarsmen in Condition, Con-
clude Preparation for Tussle
With Princeton Eight.

Special Despatch TO The NEw YORK HERALD.
PRINCETON, y. j., June 2.--"My men
are in the finest possible condition. and
If we lose on Saturday 1t will simply be
because Princeton is tho better crew.
declared Ben Wallis. coach OF the Cali
fornia eight tonight. He continued
I'VE will have no alibis, and, although
the water Is different here from that on
the coast, it will be just the same for
Princeton as 1t Is for u.s.
The Blue and Gold mentor had just
returned from the boathouse and his
afternoons work with his men. The
visitors spent their time in practising
on racing starts, and Wallis said that
the hard work OF preparation is over
He also divulged the time of their three
mile trial this week as 16 :32. which is
considered excellent under tho water
conditions at that time, but said that Il
was at least a minute slower than their
regular time In California, due to the
fresh water of Lake Carnegie.
DR.. Duncan Spaeth sent the Princeton
varsity through only the lightest OF
workouts. fearing that too much effort
will tire the men. Exams and scholastic
pursuits apparently have boen trims
the eight, and there is q pronounced
fear on the campus ut Old Nassau tina,
iI may become stale. Racing starts
comprised the only activity OF the
Tigers this afternoon, and tomorrow
they will do little moro than paddle
out from the boathouse.
An evidence of the perfect good feel.
Ing existing between the two crews wa.
seen In Wallis's announcement that to.
morrow he intends to take DR.. Spaetf
out with him to look the Western giant,
over from the coaching launch and ge
a line on them.
The Princeton r. o. r. C. Field Ar
tillery Unit Will Tomorrow stage thei,
first annual show at the Princeon rae,
track. seventy students taking part. 4
cup Will be given to that one OF the
thrce battalions OF the unit which fin.
ishes with the highest score and ribbon.
to individual winners.
The Princeton Athletic Association to.
day announced the awarding OF 166 ata.
letio insignia by the committee in charge
OF all sports to the members OF the
crews. baseball, tennis track and rifle
teams. This Is an unusually large mum.
Der and Is due largely to the fact that
the seasons of several teams have ended
Fffty-hve won the coveted varsity ''Ps'
and q like number the numerals, the re-
mainder being minor sport insignia. The
Importance of crew was seen in the fact
that II led in the number OF varsity
letters. nineteen men getting them.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Champion Disobeys Managers
Orders as to Resting and
Is Disciplined.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 1.-The truth Of
the old saw as to the absence OF the
watchful feline affording the rodents
an opportunity for playful recreation
was illustrated to-day by the actions OF
Jack Dempsey. Under orders OF Man
ager Jack Kearns. Dempsey was to re-
frain from all active work of any sort
till next Saturday, and when Kearns
left for New York last Tuesday. he
warned Dempsey not to disobey his in
structions
The champion promised to obey the
orders, as he knew the object of the ces-
sation of work was to prevent him
going stale, as he did at Toledo. ne
cessitating q layoff of q week at a time
when the bout was but q week on.
Kearns plans to set Dempsey at light
work next Saturday and then about the
middle of the present month start him
in intensive training, so that he will
be on edge when he enters the ring.
Dempsey obeyed his orders Tuesday
and Wednesday. doing nothing more
strenuous than strolling on the Board
walk, reading hairraising detective
stories and going to moving picture
shows. The champion was Ill at ease.
however, and chafed under the enforced
idleness
Kearns was expected to return to
quarters this morning. but he did not
appear, and when two picked teams
started o ball game this afternoon
Dempsey forgot all about orders and
with a whoop declared himself in as
the pitcher Of one of the mines.
The champion was q sorry boxman,
his shoots being hit to all parts Of the
field for nine runs in the first inning.
After the ninth member of the opposing
team had crossed the plate the captain
suggested that Dempsey might do better
at first base, as he was afraid the effort
at pitching might Interfere with his
batting.
When Dempsey came to bat for the
first time he gave the ball q Babe Ruth
clout and SKINNED the base lines like a
scared rabbit. He was Just turning
third when Manager kearns entered the
grounds.
"IIey!" he yelled at Dempsey. "come
out Of that gamei Whatja mean taking
such chances? Wanta break a leg?"
Although the champion could have
scored q homo run he left the diamond
In a hurry and went to his dressing
room. The umpire declared him out for
running out of the diamond.
Dempsey tonight went to see a filIu
play, "The Wonder Man. with Carpen-
tier the hero.
The champion watched the Frenchman
closely. but declined to comment on the
histrlonic ability of the man he is to
meet for the title on July 9.
Dempsey, who is a neat dresser.
saunters about the Boardwalk, looking
much like business man on a vacation,
He never appears without causing a
blockade. but seems to pay no attention
TO the crowds
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Totals. .33 . q - ss

Totals. .s3 7ic % 10 8
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Eugene Corri and Other
SpOrtsmen From Abroad
Will Be Here July 2.
BY CHARLES F. MArHrsoS.

Scores OF prominent European sports.
men will attend the Dempsey Carpenter
combat at Jersey City July 2. There Is
small question that Lord Lonsdale
president OF the National Sporting Club
OF London, who has received a special
invitation from Promoter Tex Rickard
Will make the journey and that Arthur
+. Bettinson, manager OF the famous
London Club, will also be at the ring
side.
Eugene Corri, the famous London ref
cree. has accepted Richards invitation
to witness the contest. Mr.. Corri's let
ter of acceptance, written on the Ma
tional Sporting Clubs letterhead, dated
May "a, and sent from London. reads
Ny dear Mr.. Rickard: Thank
you very much for your kind let
ter inviting me to the Dempsey
Carpenter contest on July 2 next
at Jersey City, which 1 am very
pleased to accept. Wishing you the
success you deserve, believe me
with kind regards.
Very sincerely yours.
Eugene Corrl"
p. S.--I would have written
sooner. but have been away in the
country.
Mr.. Corri was third man in the ring
several years ago. when Carpenter won
on a foul from Gunboat Smith IN Lon
don. His name has been mentioned sew
eral times in connection with the com
ing struggle in the capacity of referee.
Jack Smith of Manchester well known
boxing referee, Will attend. He was
third man in the ring for the Pete
Herman-Jimmy Wilde match and also
handled Frank Moran against Joe Beck
EFT. He was referee OF the Gus Platts-
Johnny Basham fight for the middle
weight championship of Great Britain
on the night before the race for the
Derby was run. Smith was never
beaten as a boxer and is the retired
lightweight wrestling champion of Great
Britain.
Benny Leonard and Rocky Kansas
Will box in the Harrison Ball Park at
Harrison. n. j., next Monday night, rain
or shine. This announcement was made
yesterday by the promoters.
I'VE have q big canvas roofing which
can be put up in short time" they
said. and IL the weather looks threat
ening this will be placed in position to
cover the seats that are not already pro-
tected by the grandstand roof at the
bal park. We will hold the bout mex,
Monday night unless it SHOWS"
Dave Drlscoll seated nearly 47.000
spectators in a most satisfactory man.
ner when he put on the bout between
frankie Burns and Johnny Kilbane in
the Jersey City ball park, and declared
that the bout on Monday night would be
handled in the same efficient manner.
I'VE intend TO hold several big bouts
az Harrison this summer" declared Dris-
coll, land we want all our patrons to be
satisfied in every way with tho show.
We don't want any slip up. No expense
will be spared that will help to make
the affair huge success"
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Future Financiers Start
League Season To-day

The Financial District intermediate
Baseball League will be formally
launched this afternoon at Fort Jay, on
Governors Island. General Bullard, his
staff and the Twenty-second Infantry
Band will welcome the teams. The game
will be between the Federal Reserve
Bank and the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. No player will be allowed
to participate who Is over 20 years of
age.
lied. which will allow no players to
be over II years OF age
!. This Is the first time that the younger
Wall street generation has had an op-
portunity to represent its respective
concerns In organized baseball A
trophy will be presented at the end of
the season to the team OF coming finan-
ciers having the best record.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
French Tennis Team
to Sail on July %

1-HE French Davis cup lawn ten
mis- team, accompanied by
Il Mile. Lenglen. worlds woman
champion. will sail for the United
states July 20. Word TO this effect
was received yesterday from William
I. Tiiden I'd of Philadelphia. who
now is competing IN the worlds hard
court championships at St. Cloud.
The French team probably viii
meet Japanese players in a Davis
cup preliminary at Chicago. Mile.
I.cnglon will compete in special ex-
hibition and tournament play as we'll
as IN tho womcns national champion
ships. She also may participate In
the national mixed doubles play with
a member of the French team.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Dempsey Hits Ball for a Home Run,
But Is Sent to the Bench BY KearnS
Frenchmen Backward
in Backing Georges

Special Cdble 90 THE NEW YORK HERALp
Copyright, 1891, by THE NEw YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, juno g.
FRENCH sportsmen are SO dazed
H by Jack Dempsey's anatomical
L superiority over Georges Car
pentier that they are not willing to
bet a single sou on him, although
they are convinced that their coun-
tryman will win the battle July 2.
Boolrmakers here report that there
is plenty of American money avail
able on Dempsey, but there is no
willingness to give odds OF even II to
10, which might bring out French
wagers.
At the Hotel Chatham to-day THE
New YORK HERALD correspondent
was informed by leading boxing ex-
perts that 1t Is generally considered
that everything depends on Carpen-
tiers winning In the first five rounds.
and IL the battle exceeds that Demp-
sey Is counted on as a sure winner
owing to what Is admitted to be his
better staying qualities.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
CLANCY Gets Decision.

CLEVELAND. June e.-Georre CS. o.
CLANCY and Danny Frush OF Baltimore won
their twelve round decision bouts here to-
night; CLANCY was awarded the judges
decision over Billy McCann. Cleveland
LIGHTWEIGHT. and Frish knocked out Eddie
Wallace. the Brooklyn featherweight. In
the third round. frankie Rice OF Baiti-
more won from Young Erne ot Buffalo
IN tho fourth round OF scheduled ten
round preliminary foul. and Pat Nc
Govern OF Baltimore won the newspaper
decision over Jack Dalton OF Cleveland in
the six round curtain raiser
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

Runs batted in--By Frisch. I: by Young. I |:
By Walker. 2; by Rapp. @ First base on error
View York. Earned runs-Off Zinn, 2: off
Carlson. l.. Sacrifice fies--Frsch. Young.
Walker.2. Sacrifice hits-Bancroft. Kelly. Tier
ney. Two base hits-Young 2 Burns. Tierney.
--Bigbee. Tierney. Sacrifices--walkcr 2. Ban
croft, Frlsch. Young. Kelly. Tierney. Double
play-Maranvlle. Cutshaw and Grimm. Left
on bases-New York. q: Pittsburgh. Z. Bases
on bslls-Off Nehf. 4: off zinn. I: off Carl
sor. 2. fIits-off zlnn. 10 In i-3 innings:
off Carlson. in 2-3 innings: off Nehf.
4 In innings. Struck out--By Nehf, I: nv
Zinn. !: by Carlson. I. Losing pitcher
Zlnn. Umpires-Hart and Mccormick Time
of game-1 hour and 50 minutes
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Bryn Mawr Polo Victor,

Special Despatch 10 TIRE NEw YosK Iirsup.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2-Bryn Mawr
defeated the First Division team OF Wash
irgton to-day at Bryn Mawr's Field b..
10 goals TO i2. Converse ana Roe starred
for Bryn Nawr. the former scoring s
goals and Roe ). This match finished
the nrst round for the eecond Wootton
challenge cup.