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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
MANY ENTRIES FOR
|. TUESDAY BIKE RACES
Classy Contestants for Pre-
Iiminaries at Fair Grounds
Assure Excitement.

Earl IIearne, 20t West Nineteenth
street, will enter on n Pierce Kramer
Special. In the bicycle races at the
Fair Grounds Memorial Day. Earl
will do his best TO beat Tom Ieech. the
Elsmere wonder. who will also line up
with Clark Springer and Edgar Reel.
There arc many others who viii race
In this class, to be announced later.
Others who have signed up are: Frank
lin Holt. 1913 Franklin street: Albert
Adams, Ala East Third street; Freder
lex Book, 1912 West Tenth street
Earl Lofiand. 504 West Thirteenth
street: Howard Britton, 921 Market
street: Harold Johnson, 1881 Madison
street. Charles A. Mnker, 1914 Mary
land avenue; Glenn w. Wiley, 947
East Seventeenth street; sydney
Trott. 1913 West Fourteenth street
Norman McCalllster. 1918 Washington
street. Oswald Jamk, 1919 Church
street; Herbert Cooper. 445 Geddes
street: William Smith. AT South Har-
rlson street.
Others viii bs announced later.
/ Boys entering the bike" races will
Ibe classed according 10 their ago.
weight. ana height Mondays oven
ling papers viii give the class or event
| in which the rider Is to participate.
and every rider win be lined up in
order Of the events announced on the
program.
There will not be any restrictions
lin regards 10 tho dress of the cyclists
IN the races. Boys may wear either
their riding or every day suits. There
are a good many boys who cannot af-
ford the proper riding suit and would
Hike 20 get crack At some Of the
prizes. IN order to do this q became
necessary 20 eliminate the riding suit
restriction 80 Rs TO give every boy 2
ichancc to win something.
At IL O'Clock noon. daylight saw
ling time, boys must he at tho gate
OF tho Delaware state Fair Grounds
Here. each ono will receive his pass
number and "Go0. Regas" cap. which
everyone must wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27

High School lost hard fought game
to Salcslanum yesterday afternoon
when consecutive errors by High
School let In both of the Sallles' un-
earned runs. Jim richards was In
fine form and with better support
should have won over Kerrlgans SUI
perior pitching.
High had many chances to score.
Once with the bags loaded and again
with Lichenstein and richards perch
ed on second and third.
The second game was unlike the
first. the Cherry and White boys out
playing the Sallics, who were granted
the breaks of the game.
Brint Donaldson contributed the
longest hit, when he socked one of
Kerrigan's shoots FOR two bases.
"Pewee" Cunningham oxcelled for
the Catholic boys, along with Ed
rahey's spectacular catch in the
early innings.
Burke, heavy hitter. failed 10 come
up to expectations in the batting
line. ~ did "Duckie"Carlon. who was
n total failure before the shoots of kei
|rlgan.
Jim Richards pitched n masterfu
game and he should have little
trouble I'm winning tho two games hC
is scheduled to pitch in. those being
against Norriqtown and Chester
An outstanding feature of the game
was the fine umpirinR, tho ump beinr
no other than Jack" MCGowan.
Tho blue ribbon goes to kcrrigar
ers Jacobson and Topkis arc 90 b'
recommended for their cheering soc
lions. They completely Outcheerc'
their opponents and did not give M
Iuntil the final curtain.
Whether the Sallies can claim tn
Estate championship remains 10 b
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
BASEBALL GOSSIP
I" FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Bask eth all and Football Pros
poets for Next Season Being
Discussed Already.

= High faces the strong unheatcn T.
(, I. II. team this afternoon. Coach Ash
ton announces tho lineup: White. T.;
Maxwell. c.: Dawson. H.; Donaldson
F. Oh: Lchenstcin. IS: Carbon. I'D Jones
If; Stirlith. CT. Weiner. RI.
ON Tuesday afternoon Jim Kick
ards faces tho crackeriack Norristown
High team I'm the Pennsylvania town.
The latter are anxious TO annex the
game and atone for the walloping
s"Allah" wciner and his mates gave
them In basketball.
= ON next Wednesday. West Chester
comes 20 paynard Field and will try
.nnd solve Herb" Whites shoots.
ON Friday. June ?. the unbeatcn
Z Chester High nine. with II victories
viii he entertained on Pennsy Fold.
Richards will once again face Mcfad-
den or Pierce Pierce was sent to the
showers I'm the third inning In the
FIRST game and the Pennsylvanians
know they Will not have snap when
they send him I'm the box again. Juno
3 viii be n biz day for the team. II
will be- the last day for some who VIII
participate I'm the Senior morning
cXercises. at noon ho handed their
rnal markings; at 3.l5 face Chester
lnsh. and IN the evening there's the
Prom.
Next years squad will no doubt scr
d Richards. White. Hays and Wood.
pitchers: stout or Green. III. Midi e.
ton. Oh: Lichenstoin. IS: Scott. 81;
Jones. re-. Stirlith, Ct: crooks or Al
bolt. lf. and Dawson, G Manager
MnikCn is already schcduling games
and hopes his team viii make as good
a showing IA capt. carbon and his
mates have made this season The
,artainCy n now logical question.
and IL looks as II Lichens,ein. Rick
nrds or Jones will hc tho lucky man.
Coach Ashton will call preliminary
. basketball practice Tor one week after
the closing of school Football men
have finished their spring training and
viii he summoned three weeks before
tho opening of school in september
"Emmic" Maxwell is the latest ath-
irto 10 enter the University ~ D'la
ware. The Frcshies should have n
strong football team I'm tn" FAM with
Maxwell. Carbon. Kramer. Barkley and
Thatcher local boys. along with the
material coming from the ncighhorinS
county high sChols
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
Tocomotlve's" Trip or.

Sam Johnson. the human loconO-
tive" who undertook to run from
New York ~ Washington. in nifty
hours. failed in his efforts, for when
seven miles south ~ this city on his
wnV 20 Baltimore his manager trail
ing in an automobile mot with an
accident IN = pouring rain and the
outfit was wrecked. Sam could no.
proceed without the supplies and the
trip was called off.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
PENIS GROVE HIGH
CLAIMS JERSEY TITLE

PENIS Grove High Schools base
ball team now claims the South New
Jersey interscholastic championship.
The team has won ten games. the
only defeat being administered by
Chester High School. PENIS Grove has
its strongest team in years and its
most recent and important win was
over Clayton High School, the final
score being % to 3.
AS Clayton defeated Camden and
PENIS Grove has eliminated the other
South Jersey contenders. Atlantic City
High is believed to be the only con-
tender left for the championship.
Bell is the star pitcher for Penn's
Grove. and Willis, first base. and
Roach shortstop, are the others who
have aided by hitting and good field
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
"KlNNOCKS"
BY Bernie Dane

Fletcher now appears to have
learned the ART Of hitting home
runs.
According 10 Ty Cobb It is fluff"
business judging ball which takes
the HOP.
Some girls are so modest. they
won't even do improper fractions.
Did YOU ever see a ball run?
Headline-Conan Doyle Claims
Best Spirits Materialize.
According TO this line of think
ing then our best mediums are the
booueggers.
Umpires remind Us that pies are
not the only things that have crust.
Woe unto the bauplayer who
tries TO buck a MOUNTAIN
Lands.
Surmount all obstacles; don't be
a quitter--think of the bootlegger.
Many a sports heart Is broken
because OF a ~Tuff Break
your future can be as splendid and
as glorious as you will to make it..
So says every athletic dreamer ant
catch penny sporting philosopher.
/ Attic there's Prohibition still ever.
Jail has its bartender.
II you want to do a thing ACT
now.
All Of which acting advice the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
High School Drops Before
SaleSianum Second Time

seen, but they should have little
trouble In annexing It. Beacon Col
lege holds one OF the two games play
ed with the Sallies. and they should
be granted deciding game.
Charlie Jones was put into tho line
up in the later innings. and bcsldea
making "A neat sacrifice. put IA lot Of
pep i'm the locals. Jones will play
against T.. l. -. this afternoon.
Yesterdays crowd was not ns large
as was expected, being about 1000
less than those present at the first
game.
The next fraCas with the Sallies will
be when Capt. Stout aud his football
squad face the Sallies on Baynard
Field, next fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
VIRGINIAN ENTRY FOR
LOCAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Richmond, Va, May Pin the
mixed golf foursomc held at the Coun-
try Club of Virginia yesterday Mrs
Frank NJ. Traynor and George Gilbert
took both the low net and low gross
prizes.
Sixty-two entries took part in the
tournament. which was the most sue
cessful in the clubs history.
Mr.. Gilbert will probably enter the
Middle Atlantic tournament which
will be held next month at Whining
ton. Del. There will not be a women's
tournament In conjunction with it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
HURLER WILBUR HUBBELL
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

Philadelphia, May 27.--Wilbur
Hubbell, Philadelphia National
League pitcher, who was hit on
the head by a batted ball, con-
tinued to improve yesterday
afternoon, DR.. John A. Boyer,
the clubs physician, announced.
There is no sign of brain
pressure and the outlook is
promising" DIR. Boyer said.
'Hubbell says he feels a little
better. No adverse indications
OF the necessity of an opera
ton have developed. If Hubbell
continues TO improve he will be
able to leave the hospital in a
short time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
DELAWARE j. DROPS
TO WASH. COLLEGE
Ramsey HurIs Great Ball as
Blue and Gold Nine
Loses.

Chcstertown. Md. May 2i.--Wash
inEton College defeated University of
Delaware here yesterday to ..
Wright hurled excellent bali Tor the
locals. allowing only six hits. Ramsey
was touched Tor eight safctiCs. but
the majority Of these were gathered
ut opportuno times. Bounds hitting
featured Tho sCprC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
PHILLIES SUSPEND KING.
Outfielder Also Fined for Indifferent
Playing In Yesterdays Game.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, May 27.-Outfielder
Lee King of the Philadelphia Nation
ais, has been fined $50 and indefinitely
suspended for alleged Indifferent play
ing. Manager Wilhelm announced to-
day. King was taken out of the game
in the second inning Of the first con-
test of the doubeheader with Brook
lyn yesterday. He came to the Phillies
last year from New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
MASTEN'S WORK WINS
FOR ST. THOMAS NINE

Philadelphia, May 27.-The St.
Thomas team. Of Wilmington. through
the superb pitching Of Masten. lowered
the colors of St. Columbia here this
evening, before a big crowd. Masten
was in mid-season form and held the
fast local nine to two scratch hits.
The score:
St. Thomas. 0 $1,000 0 O-3
St. Columbia. o 5000 % 0 Ii
Batteries-Masten and F'ishback /;
Kilroy and Daily. Umpire-Briggs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston. : Athletics. Is 60 innings).
Washington. e. New York, l.
Chicago . ST. Louis. l.
Cleveland 4: Detroit. 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
brooklyn. - rhillies. g.
Brooklyn. :. Phillies. (2d game).
New York. g. Boston. ..
New York, 10: Boston. .
cd camel.
Chicago. g Cincinnati. .
Cincinnati. .. Chicago,
cd game).
81 Louis 6; Pittsburg, 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
LETTERS TO SPORTS
EDITOR MIST BE SIGNED

Communications addressed TO
the Sports Editor, intended for
publication must be signed.
Several such communications
have been received recently.
but they have not been pub
li.hod. due 20 the senders fall
ure 10 sign his or her name.
The name Is not desired for
publication. but merely 10 show
the good faith of the writer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
Westminster and Epworth
Triumph in Church League

In a first division game Westminster
defeated Mt. Salem. 5-3. at Baynard
Field yesterday. The game was fea-
tured by the pitching Of both twirlerg.
Ehiteman allowed five hits and famed
seven. while Harvey allowed three
hits and famed five. Lindsay and
Strebb each had triples. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
MT. SALEM.
WE STNHN STFR

SQUIRE 81 INNINBS-
Mt Salem ........ o D . o 0 3--3
Westminster 3 o I 1 o q %
Earned runs. Westminster. 4 Mt. Salem,
g. Three base hits. Lindsay and 9trebh
Struck out, by Harvey. ;: Whiteman. :
Left on bases, Mt. Salem, g. Westminster.
, Stolen bases, Black and Ward Sacri-
flee hits. Blake Ward and Harvey. Hit
by pitched ball. Harvey GAMBLE Base
on balls. Harvey. l. Wild pitches. Harvey
l. Passed balls, Ward. f. Fisher. ?. Time
of game. 25. Umpire, Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
ALBERT IRONS WORK
WINS FOR No. I Sf Hoot

Altor+ irons. pitching FOR School
No. !. hold the boys from school $50.
% 10 ono hit and won his third Eu'
cersive victory for tho French street
school boys by ( 20 : ecor"
In tho first two contests. IN which
tho teams from Schools Nos and
met. the games ended in o 90 rorr.
with Walker ~ No 2s having Utt'o
the beet 81 tho pitching houorv I1
the third game. Walker wac touched
up for total ~ three hire. ONE -
which was th~oe-hag Rer. UIf .r
Bishop in tho first innins vfh 100
men on bases
Walker and Smith ~ SO "a eVecif-
cd snappv double play in Tho sixth
frame. which brought forth round
Of applause from tho large following
Of both teams. The score.
! =
school 20 : ...- 2hO1nfh-t
School 80. oS.....- 0oOO0o1--i B
T>rv ~ psver,y Tvc-fnr --,rt -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27

Fpworth triumphed. H.. over
Scott AZ Rockford Tower asst nigh.
when Hughes famed eight and allow
ed three safe ones. King and SAW
each had three hits. butcher had
two hits 20 his credit, Including e.
-triple. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
srnRE RY INNINGH-

w IT. S...........O . o o o % o %
Salesianum ,....-. q o o q x
Struck out Bv kcrrigan o. hv Eic't-
ards. O. Bases on halls OF EerTiRau. /.
Two-hase hit -Doualdson. Double play
Kerrigan to Sheehy. Left on bases
" w. s., I. SaIcsanum. T. Time Of
game ta5. Umpire -Jack' MrGowan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
BEACON BEATS CENTREyuIR.

The Beacon baseball nine. which
has been on "A tour down the PENN
sula. defeated Cenueville. Nd, High
school nine, So. al Centreville. yes
terday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN IEAGI y.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at -. louis.
Chicago al Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston az Brooklyn
81. Louis az ChiCago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
Babe followed at $4,000 bucks a
week.

Babe Ruth once asked, Haven't
l the right to spend my money as l
please" The man who answered him
was Judge Lands.
We wonder II the "goloshes" are
still being made up in Hungarian
style.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ILAGLG.

Philadelphia at RostOn.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
New York at shington.
NATION IEtGtE.
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York
chicago ne Cincinnati.
iittsburg at 81. Louis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
SEVENTH FOR ROSE HILL.
Grammers Pitching and Drummond's
Stick Work Feature.

Rose Hill A. c. defeated McCabe.
50, at Baynard Field, last night, in a
game featured by the pitching of
Grammel, who allowed but six hits
and famed II. Drummond had a big
day at the bat with two doubles and
a single in three trips to the plate.
This game is Rose Hills seventh
straight win. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York NJ Washington.
cleveland az Detroit.
81. Louis ~ ChiCsCp.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
ChicagO at Cincinnati.
l'ittshure at ~ Louis.
Philadelphia al New York.
Boston az BROOKLYN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27

oh. Gentle Reader, you and
May tap rival on the chin:
Nor yet n savage fist let fly
At rugged jaws amid tho din;
We may not feel upon head
The weight OF Pugdoms ancient crown,
The whne rival waits in bed
Until his features settle down.
o. Gentle Reader, may not
Lash mighty homers out through space.
Unclassifed Kings of Swat
Who founder on from base to base;
They may not bind upon dome
Tho festive olive bough OF fame
Because we drove runner home
And set q record for the game
Rut wander through tho land
No bowling mobs meet train or boat
No souvenir collecting hand
Is harrhly laid on shirt coat;
And when We yearn to take the mir
No long lines wait without tho door
To greet us with noisy blare
Or wolf like try to track spoor.
Think not that Il Is envy's cry.
or that the grapes arc turning sour.
But Il is something not to fly
To sheltered places every hour;
To eaunter TO humble jobs.
With TO bother where we've eaten,
Nor light our way through cheering mobs
Who'll cheer sti louder when we're beaten.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27

BrOwnBon ...-....... % D %
Hlts-On Tobin, m Burfe. q
Earned runs-DeAance 2. frpwnson Oh.
TWO base hita Burke 2. Three base
hit MCKenna struck out By Trhin
T. BY Burke 10 stolen bases Me-
riii. Lynch. Owens. Quinn. TOhin. s7.
rihce hit Quinn Paseg or balls NT
Burke Z. Unpireg- Ford and Mixer
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wASUI\CToN COLLEGE


Runs scored BY Griffith (2). Duty (2);
Mccormick. Mcdonald
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Washington .......... . | o O q x
Delaware - ....... | q q u q u %
Two-bssc hit. Bounds. Sacrifice hits,
Jones. GrifNth. Bases stolen. Grihlth.
Duffy, Bounds, zap. Bases on balls. or
Ramsay, 3. Struck out, by Ramsay. q {.
by Wright. = Umpire. Henry.
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/; Trade Mark Registered. u. s,

Downright 1921 New York Tribune Inc Trade Mark Registered
for tho
imesth clohes"-News ITEM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
HI
ENTERS TOURNEY
NIGH SCHOOL PROM SooTAESN
ENID or STATE mAhES OSooA
IN TOURNEY CIRCLES.
Baskstesrs Printing to MAKE A''I"4 ny
pearanee O sucoess-FFohp'''S
Bright

S,.ciol Dispntch 10 Tho Intelligenccr,
Ruckhanuon. W. Va, March I'--Ai"-
,ny "a III, daily increasing interest," VI
thn ninth annual state high "h""'
chanpionship basketball tournament "
81. hold here March 18Th, I'm and l''h,
,or,.a IN. announcement In the form al
nm official looking telegram, from
Huntington high school. that thc"
high school rve will enter tho tourney.
THIS announcement has sent Sh'' -
Down the spine OF all tournament ~"
,hualas,s. for II win mark the 'h'''''
apncarance Of Huntington high as par
,iripants I'm the annual floor t"hrh"
mcnt. with Spencer, Sis'"rS> no.
,.harlcstou. Parkcrsburg and 'Ichoel'
min nil entered, this entry by hunting
ton nuts a new color on the intcrc>
fost reaching rovcr heat In tho S"nthcr'
part or the state. T.,
Huntington has never been seen II
action In n state tournament, IL IL s"!'
Tint the duwn-rivcr high hve have la''
all other business aside, and are mar
=, vori, 10 put some final hn'Shlhi
! ,nurhcs ON their floor work. so as u
make their first entrance In IN" n"
state high school floor meet ShapP'
one. -,
CLAW county high is said 10 have sim
ply mopped up several Ohio ana Ken
lucky high school CUNTS. l" say IN
Icas, this entrance OF Huntington ai"h'
! with her sister southern high hvcs' :
Going to give coaches OF teams III IN
rorthcrn end OF tho Little Mountal
state something to think about.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
Mis-. SECONDS
ARE ENTERED IN
MARIETTA MEET
GOLD AND BLUE SECOND TEAM
TOSSERS WILL ENTER AN
NUAL FLOOR TOURNEY.
Lang Sends in Application for Aan1S-
sion-To Be Held at MARI
eta, March 10.

According to m announcement maoS
last evening 10y William y. Lang, dlrec-
Tor of phySical education OF inc Srh""!S
of Wheeling. Wheeling hich sch"o, -, >
second team Of basketball toSse'S "''
he entered in tho annual Marietta tour
u,r,cnt to be staged at Marietta on
March 10.
Mr. Lang announced the formal ap-
nIi~ution blank had hccm sent To th'
tourney officials, and the team VIII ne
gin a, once rriming for the meet which
nromiscs to he the biggest In the history
If tho college.
Whcclings first team was invited. ou'
rejected the offer. RcIaire an" VA
,;ns Ferry high schools boys teams Will
l.. entered. and Judging from shoWi'S'
mad, nv the Onto Sida varsity flrcs
against the Gold and Riuc. the SECOND
foam OF the local school might not OF
/ expected To progress very FAR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
CASEYS PLAY Y, M.
AT CARROLL CLUB
Second Game Of the Series TO Deciuo
City Championship between the
Two Rivals This Evening.

This evening tile fast 'N' floor team
will invade tho casey floor at tho ar
ron club for tho second game OF the
civ championship series. Tho Casey
hovs succeeded in winning III" hrSt
game 4n-2I. in ouo oc the hott""t con-
tests of the season 1t the local l ~
y. gym last week c -
Tho "Y" quintet arc ANXIOUS Tor Il
comcback this evening "hi they "'l ''''
hat ,hcv arc strong enough /" down
tho Cnscys. Eoth teams haN" h'"h pi"'-
,jcInr very hard during u" r"St i'"
DAVIS. all the players are reported ~ '','
hns, or condition aud regular hattie
* o<pcctcd tonight when th'>" rivals
meet. ..
,,,ch ,osscrs as the StcuhenViiic Pan
thors the Franklin CullcGians and INC
Wcllsburg independents. Local BASKET
hall fans should hc given real er'A'
81 ,bn Carroll Clup tnls evening and nc
douh, Il Will be tho feature contest o.
The knights home schedule.