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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

ton to give them preference. 1t is
natural that the national organization
whose membership is made up of Those
men should be among the foremost in
looking after the welfare of their own
men. Hence, the present movement
The movement ought to receive co.
operation on the part Of the public s:,d
the employers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

Perhaps Gov. HARNESS. unheralded
round of the offices in the State House
one day last week was in response to
mild intimation in some journal that
he was scarcely in touch with affairs at
the State House. But personal wish
tation was probably not what the con
temporary meant to imply. However,
the visit did no harm, perhaps it did
some good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

cate that the United States IL deter
mined TO leave to Great Britain, France
and Belgium the task Of surveillance
in view Of the fact that those conn
tries have denied to the United States
the early distribution of money to The
United States in payment OF the cost
OF maintaining an American army on
the Rhine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

That solicitude which some big bust.
ness men profess to feel toward one
Henry Ford of Detroit, Mich, is wasted
worry. They may have need for some
OF the reserved supply of solicitude for
themselves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

Now that an invention has been
found by which listening in" on the
telephone is made possible, inventive
genius will be turned toward perfect
ing counteraction, else the telephone
win lost its prestige.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

Withdrawal of 100 American sol
diers from the watch on the Rhine
means, no doubt, that the need for
surveillance is rapidly being eliminated.
At the same time, II may also midi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

Like prosperity according to re-
port spring is 4just around the cor
ner.p OF the two, we are counting ON
spring first in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20

st. Louis gamblers who have taken
to betting on the weather really s.re
taking a chance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-20
What Makes a Bank Strong?


this efficiently
bnaton Of requisites which without
combination ALL
These requisites fundamentals briefly thus:
Fnst-Adequae invested capital
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the policy the institution
ThrdEmcient and o of
directly n to h service
the community without the sacrifice diligence the
FourthAn to handet the
Fnh-Rigd o thosere
resentng public authority which the
spirit Boosting sehemuion
to
institution
that financial
which shall
In the National
hity invoked
tanned periodical
this security system
lie welfare $
The Peoples National Bank of Barre
per cent-The Only National Bank in Barre per
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Police Register Win
Over Me|rose Firemen

The Perth Amboy Police Social
Club baseball team scored a victory
over the Melrose fire department.
team in a well played game on the
Raritan Copper Works field Satur-
day afternoon. The final score os
this game was 7-s. The MeIrose
outfit threatened 10 pass the locals
in the final inning. a nice play by
Captain Emil Koyen terminating
the contest.
Molly. a South Amboy veteran.
occupied the hill for the locals and
although his offerings were touched
for sixteen hits he succeeded in
keeping them well scattered. Tho
veteran famed eleven of his neigh
bors and did not issue a pass. HIS
work in the pinches was sensational.
Koch was on the mound for the
visiting aggregation and his delivery
was maced for an even dozen safe
ties. The Melrose hurler famed four
batters and issued one pass. Koch.
the South Amboy right fielder, AMI
DeFort led the visiting team with
the willow. each being credited with
three safeties. while Frank Burke
featured at bat for the home club,
also making three hits.
This afternoon the Majestics and
the Police Social Club are scheduled
TO clash in the second game OF their
series, but il is likely that the
weather will interfere with the play
ing of this game. A booking with
the Kearny police for Thursday ar
ternoon is pending.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
a.
PROTECTION FIRE Co. TO
PLAY FoRDs DEPT. lIHl

KEASBEY, June 2o.-A basebai
game of great interest TO this com
munfty will take place IN the loca
field, Sunday morning when tn
mines OF Protection Fire Compan3
No. l and Fords Fire Company No
i, clash for the first time in many
years. Both teams are planning 70
have a large following and as som<
Of the old time friendly rivalry still
exists, a lively game is being looked
for. !.
Umpire Michael Parsler viii vel
play ball" at 10 o'clock sharp
The local fire ladies are consid-
cred among the best teams IN this
section and are expected to keep fht
bacon here, while on the other hant
their close neighbors have been 90
ing good lately and may pull soms
eleventh hour surprise when the,
take the field.
Keasbey will select a team from
the following hremen: Pfei6er. J
Romer, Grispart. Wagenhonef, Ka
trausky, Sullivan, Fullertor. Glon
Damback, w. Romer.
The Fords nine will include Jen-
sen, Durham. Lybeck. w. Rodner, l.
Rodner. Olsen. Hansen, Handerhan
Lund and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
To SWIM
CAMPAIGN ON
Annual instruction Week for
Nom Swimmers Now Un--
der Way at ny"
The annual Learn to Swim" cam

The annual Learn to Swim" cam
paign of the local Y NJ. C. A. was
started yesterday. eighty-five boys
who could not swim reporting for
instruction in the afternoon. Today
another large class will be handled
and this will continue every after
noon this week with the exception
of tomorrow-women's day. The
boys who are non-swimmers secure
from their respective schools cards
assigning them to a certain class for
instruction at the "Y" n each is
given three lessons during the week.
Physical Director. Schuyler c.
Pew, who has been conducting these
campaigns annually at this season
of the year for many years, is being
assisted by an able corps OF from
ten to fifteen instructors, thus max
ing it possible to give each boy per-
sonal attention. These campaigns in
the past have proven that boys, IN
able to swim prior to the instruction
week, have acquired the art and
rudiments and quickly progressed
thereafter.
AS the Y. NJ. C. A. members have
an opportunity to receive swimming
instruction at all times, this annual
Learn to Swim" drive is for the
boys of the city who are not MEM
bers of the association.
Next week. on Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday night there will be in
struction classes for the men OF the
city who cannot swim but would de-
sire TO learn. No charge is made for
the instruction and applicants need
not be members of the association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
SPOTSWO0D s
FIRST WINNER
HeImetta Loses First Game
of Series Sunday by Score
of 1871

SPOTSwooD. June 2O.-Before
a capacity crowd of real baseball
fans, Spotswood drew the first VIC
tory of the three-game interborough
series at this place on Sunday after
noon in n Of the best and wierd-
est games staged here in years. The
errors OF Helmetta that came in the
last three innings enabled them to
throw away a game that Mondoker
had sewed UP till that time when
in the sixth inning four runs were
scored. Seven more came in the
seventh and in the eighth four more,
making fifteen in all. Up to the
time Helmetta blew up, Mondaker
had held the local scoreless and al
lowed but two singles and had he
been given halfway support a vic
tory would have resulted.
The final score vas Is to z.
Helmetta scored two in the first
inning on Paul L~atkanic's two-bag-
ger. One more in the fourth, two
enth and eighth ended their efforts
for the day.
A bad decision by Umpire Dint-
rolf nearly caused a riot, but cooler
heads prevented blows being ex-
changed.
Spotswood scored four in the sixth
when McMulkin walked and went
down to an error by Richards. A
single by ". Dingle put two on and
a steal advanced both runners. HUM
was out to short. Steele came
through with a two base drive scor-
ing McMulkin and Sharpley and was
brought home on Nisonoff's extra
base drive.
The game was made secure in the
seventh when sever runs were scored
IN two singles and two extra base
drives. Errors in between made the
merry-go-round n long to be re-
membered by the overjoyed fans
whose pleasure was complete when
victory was at last in their grasp.
The feature of the game was Nj
sonoff's batting. the playing of Steele
and HUM for the home team. For
Heimetta Peter Larkanic excelled
at the bat with j. Holtz's field play
at par.
The second game of the series will
be played at Helmetta on Sunday,
July %. The score and lineup fol-
Inwcs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

Representatives OF the local Y.
NJ. II. A.. copped third place in the
relay event staged in connection
with the state Y. NJ. II. A. field meet
at Newark Sunday afternoon.
No matter what addition is made
to the Speedway baseball team this
outfit is having a hard time to ge.
a real start against representative
teams in this section.
Pitcher Faircloth of the Harrison
Hudson combination did not fan :
Tottenville batter in last Sundays
game. 1t was incorrectly announced
yesterday that he famed eight bat
ters.
From present indications there
will be plenty of action for the chill
dren at the Fairgrounds this year.
Events bigger and better than ever
before are being arranged.
1t Is probable hat the Perth Am
boy Athletic Association nine will
have at least two new faces in the
lineup next Sunday afternoon
against the Long Island City team.
The lineup used against Ridegwoods
cannot be depended on TO functioQ
in a similar manner for the remain
der of the season.
New Brunswick probably will
have a representative team on the
basketball court next season. There
Is talk of entering a representative
county seat <eam in the proposed
county circuit.
The st. Emery baseball team
finally broke its hard luck losing
streak by winning an interesting
game from the fast going Eagle
combination from Pleasant Plains.
II the weatherman permits.
this afternoon the all important
return game between the Majestics
and the Cops will be staged on the
Raritan Copper Works field and a
big crowd is expected out.
In a small Carlton canoe Joseph
Mandula left Coney Island bound
for this city on Wednesday. He
dared the ten miles of open wafer
and reached Sandy Hook breakwa-
ter in four hours. Then he padded
to Long Branch on Thursday, from
there to Atlantic Highlands on Fri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

Charley "Waffles'' Brownmiller
emerged the victor In a pitching
duel with Fimiani in the industrial
league game on the Raritan Copper
Works field last night between the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock and Atlantic
Terra Gotta Company teams. TIE
final score was 10 and 1t was neces-
sary to go into eight innings in
order to decide this game. All in
dustrial league games are regularly
scheduled for seven innings.
Brownmiller and Fimiani both
had their respective opponents at
their mercy in this game. The Of
ferings of the Dry Dock twirler were
touched for three safeties, and nine
Terra Gotta employees famed the
breeze, while not a pass was issued.
-uiani allowed five hits, struck
OUT five and issued n pass.
The only base on balls given by
Ffmiani sent across the only run
scored in this game. To start the
eighth inning Loeser beat out an
inieid hit, Brownmiller singled to
left and Brown made an infield hi.
Campbell attempted the squeeze but
grounded to FiWiani, who threw
Loeser out at the plate and Chris
tiansen famed. 1t appeared as If
the Atlantic pitcher would pull out
OF the hole, but he could not locate
the plate for Tague and the count
err was forced across. Brownmiller
scoring the run.
Several times the two teams
threatened to score but in each case
the pitchers frightened up and re-
tired the side. A majority of the
strikeouts credited to the two pitch
ers were made in pinches. In the
seventh the Atlantics got a man
around to third as a result of a hit
batsman and an error, but the next
two batters were famed.
Two OF the Atlantic batters in the
last half of the eighth also fannsd
the breeze. Campbells backstop
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
K. Of c, WINNER
At WOODBRIDGE
Columbian Club Defeats the
Railway Colored Giants by
| Score of 10 to 5

WOODBRIDGE, June 20.-The
Columbian Club defeated the Rah-
way Colored Giants on the Grove
Grounds, Sunday, by a score of 10
to 5. Thomas allowed only two hits
until the eighth inning when he was
touched for six and another in the
ninth.
Moore started for the Colored
Giants and was relieved in the sec
oHd inning after five runs were scor-
ed. Burton occupied the mound for
the rest of the game.
The Columbian Club will play the
Falcon A. c. of Elizabeth next Sun
day. Last Sundays box score fol-
lows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
PIONEERS LOSE
TWO CONTESTS
-
First a IA Inning Game With
The Railway R%eformatory
Nine

The Pioneer baseball team lost two
hard games over the weekend, the
first on Saturday afternoon to the
New Jersey Reformatory nine on
the iatter's grounds in a fourteen In,
ming game, 2 to 1, and n secono
sunday afternoon to the Woodbridge
ISield Club team by a score Of 8 TO
6.
Lovedahl pitched Saturday after,
noon and his offerings were toucneu
for nine hits. Railway scored IN inc
fourth and fourteenth, the visitors
in the third inning: 1858 featured
at bat for the winning team, wnlie
Malinowski and Olsen were the |
ting stars for the visitors. The RAN
way nitcher was strong in the pinch
is. Olsen pitched against Martin IN
sundays game. Each team MADE
ten hits.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
DRY DOCK NINE TIED FOR sEcoND PLACE IN LEAGU
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E L


day and finally 10 this city, arriving
saturday. He is a former local boy
and win spend several days with
friends here.
Next season promises to be a big
one for bowling In this city. There
Is a possibility that tie city league
similar TO the n OF last season
will be organized.
Stinson is playing great ball at
second base for the Danville. Va.
team in the Piedmont league. In
three games, Friday and Saturday.
he handled twenty-six chances with
out q miscue. Regan is at present
playing a bangup game for Dan
Vile az first base.
There is plenty of good boxing
material in this vicinity. IL the idea
OF running an open air show is put
through. Matching up the best boys
in this section would aid in putting
the show across. :
Messrs. Apologize and Poulsen of
the Perth Ahboy Athletic Associa-
ton nine announced. yesterday that
James "Jiggs" Donahue of Newark
had been given a release.
Three members of the Harrison
Hudson baseball team. performed
with the Harrison Knights of Co
lumbus basketball team, Brady and
the two Ffynns. This team lost to
the Speedway basketeers in this city.
Recent victories of local track
teams are proof OF the ability to To-
cal representatives, and II this city
had a track on which its aspfrants
could perform, greater results could
be obtained. J
The Atlantic Terra Gotta baseball
team, present leaders of the indus
trial twilight league, Is endeavoring
to arrange q game with Charley Hill
ker's Aquehonga baseball team of
T~ottenviile.
The veteran, Ty Cobb, deserves
great credit for the showing of his
Detroit Tigers in the American
league race. After losing a big ma
jority of its games at the start of
the season. this outfit has staged a
real comeback and is up in the rum
ming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
BroWnmi||er TWirIs
Shipyard Nine To 10
Victory Over AtIantics

work and the play of Ed Brown at
third base featured for the Dry
Dock team. while a catch by c.
Zalari in right field of a clout by
Wally Mazurek with the bases load
ed in the eighth was the best field
ing play credited to the losing team.
The Dry Dock team is tied for
second place as a result Of last
nights victory. The next hague
game probably will be played to-
morrow night when the New JERSEY
Terra Gotta and the Bakelite teams
are scheduled to clash, and on
Thursday night the Dry Dock and
Atlantic Terra Gotta Company
teams will play again. Last nights
contest was a playoff of a postponed
game.
The box scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
H,C. BEATS
CHROME TEAM
Game on City Grounds is
Decided by 1913
Score

The Hungarian Catholic Club
baseball team downed the White
Eagles of Chrome. 10 to s in a game
on the City grounds, Sunday after
noon Levay was again the batting
star for the winning team. making
three hits in as many trips to the
plate, while Sabo and Sally also fea-
tured with the stick. G. Mitruska
played a good game in the field for
the yictors.
The box score:
III, c. C,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
SOUTH RIVER STERLINGS
LOST TO HELMETTA TEAM

HELMETTA. June 20-The Hell
meta Holy Trinity A. 4. Juniors
won easily over the Sterling A. C.,
of South River. on Saturday after
noon, Sd. The visitors played a
good game in the field but were
unable to do much with Pietraskie's
pitching. The feature of the game
was the batting of both teams. six
extra base drives being credited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
HIGH TIDE Table
Barnes Makes Good Score

Associated Press)-Jim Barnes, the
American open golf champion, turn
ed in a card Of ~ in the second
qualifying round of the British open
golf championship today. giving him
an aggregate of 154 for the two
rounds. ice Kirkwood. the Austria
liam champion, also scored a ~ for
an aggregate of lat.
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago,
British open golf champion, turned
in a card of rs in the second quail
tying round giving him an aggregate
of 149 for the two rounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
KEYST0NES WIN BY RALLY
N NINTH INNING OF GAME

A two base hit by ]. Mozniak in
the ninth inning with the bases
loaded. decided the game between
the Keystone and Iroquois teams
on the Pardee grounds Sunday at
ternoon. The final score was ST.
Bosie pitched for the victors. while
]. Ryan did the hurting for the Iro-
quois.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Local Players in Action

Mickey Milchiek defeated the
Cranbury team. Saturday afternoon
by a score of 3-2. Milchick is pitch
ing for Allentown. Joe Wood on the
mound for the Elizabethport team,
was defeated by the Linden nine.
Saturday, while Fedderson pitched
part of the game Saturday for Lin
den and was credited with the win,
bur on Sunday he was beaten by the
Casey team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Stinsnn Going Good

"Pud" Stinson IS playing a bang
up game at second base for the
Ioanville. va. team in the Piedmont
league. He handled twenty-six
chances in three games on Friday
and Saturday. Ed "Blackie" Regain
u playing first base for the Danyille
outfit. and Rogers of South Amboy.
Il enc of the leading pitchers of the
tam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
pIav EXTRA Innine Tic

The Staten Island Railroad Com-
pany team and the S. S. White Den
tai Company team engaged in q
fourteen inning tie game on Sat
uriay afternoon. The final score
was A. rain preventing a finish.
Wilson pitched for the railroad team
and Knott did the mound work. for
the orposition. A return game may
he played this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
BOWL MORE GAMES IN
HEAD PIN TOURNEY

The Y. NJ. c.. A. head-pin tourney
will be brought to a close this week
If the schedule arranged by Super
visor McComas is carried out. Last
night several more games We're
bow1ed, Golden's 10 being high
score, while Mallet averaged high
for three games with 81.
= The SCORES follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
81 !
Railway Colored Giant

The summary: Three base hit,
Whiteridge. Two base hits, Pen
der, Robinson, Dawson. First
base on balls off Moore 3 in 2 in
nings, Thomas /, Burton 1. Left
in bases Columbian Club g., Colored
Giants. Struck out by Moore 4,
in two innings. Thomas 10, Burton
6.
The score by innings:
Colored Giants 00000050- 5
Col. Club ..... 2ssoo1o1x-1o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
KEASBEY EAGLES BEATEN
BY THE BLUES AND GRIfs

The Keasbey Eagles bowed to the
Blue and Gray team on the Lead
Works diamond Sunday afternoon
TO the score OF 81. The storm
caused the game to be called in the
sixth inning. The going was nip
and tuck until the game was called.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
White Eagles

Summary-Home run, Kurshin-
ski. Three base hits, Levay, Sabo,
]. Wipkler, NJ. Winkler, s. Makwin-
ski. Two base hits, G. Mitruska.
Sally, Seplaky. Strike outs, by Sep
laky, s.; Makwinski, o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

On Sunday afternoon the oriole
Aicse.s annexed their tenth victory
in eleven starts. by taking the meas
ure OF the Pioneer Juniors OF Fords,
rs a. 20-5 score. .iffsHHf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
AMERICAN CLUB WINS
IN ROOSEVELT GAME

ROOSEVELT, June 20.-Ameri-
can Club added another win to their
stars Saturday in a close game by
the score of 4 to 2. Next Saturday
the Woodbridge Colored Giants Will
Field. 'N'
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

The Y. NJ. C. A. boys division
team defeated the PAGERS in 1 con
test played Saturday afternoon BY
a score of 1913. II was ~
boys second victory OF the season
Games with heavy junior teams are
desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

The Flyer heavy junior team met
defeat at the hands OF the Triangle
Juniors. Sunday afterhoon by a score
Of 1o-3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

cIorers Did Not Play

The Clover baseball team did not
play Sunday afternoon as schedulea,
fnasniuch as the game with the
West Amboy nine was cancelled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
LEAGUE
RESULIS
National League

St. Louis. 5, New York. 4.
Brooklyn. s; Pittsburgh 5. {
Philadelphia. s: Chicago. 6.
Cincinnati at Boston train.)
American League
Cleveland. 4; New York, 2.
Chicago. q: Washington. 0.
Detroit, II; Boston. ..
St. Louis. 8; Philadelphia. 2.
International League
Jersey" CITY. s; Rochester. ..
Reading. 2: Toronto. o.
Baltimore. II: Buffalo. ..
"''nsGASfES TO-DAY
National League
St. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Cincirnati at Boston.
Chicago ct Philadelphia.
American League
New Yefk at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
International League
Rochester al Jersey cffy.
Syracuse nj Newark,
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Toronto at Reading.
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

meta. s; Spotswood, Q. Base on
balls off, Mondoker, 2: Nisonoff. 4.
Left on bases. Spotswood. 3; Hell
meta, 6. Wild pitches, Nisonoff.
| Wild throws, Mahalski, g.; Witkow-
ski. I: Steele. B.. First base on err
rors, Spotswood, A.. Two-base hits,
Paul Latkanic, Peter Latkanic,
Sharpley. Steele, S. Nisonoff, 8; APP
pleby. Struck out by. Mondoker. 2;
Nisonoff, T.. Double plays. Holtz to
Smith to Latkanic; Mahalski to
Holtz to Paul Latkanic. Umpire
Norcross. Scorer, Dentroff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

Summary: Two base hits, Janelle,
W. Romer. Peters. Hit by pitcher.
John Romer. Base on balls, off
Sunday, /; off Parsler, 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Carterct All Stars

Summary-TYo base his, Skurat,
CoughHn: three base hits. Rowe
Cutter: struck out, by Lewis 8. by
Donovan 6: base on balls, Lewis 0,
Donovan 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Iroquois
The score by innings:

~Iroquois 49,. sOO11O002-7
Keystones $50. 101O00s03- SIS
The summary: Home run, Near
de. Three base hit. Ryan. Two
base hit. Peterson. n. Midura. Woz-
MAX. Struck out by Bosie Is. Ryan
10. Eases on balls off Bosie l Ryan
6. HIT by pitched ban. Ryan ?.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Pioneers


The score by INNINGS "
Pioneers 0 o 0 90 Q 0 0-1
N. J. r.. oOO1ooopQ0QoO1-2
The summary-Three-base hits,
Callow. Olsen, 1868. Two-base hits,
Brown. 2. Hit by pitcher, Bonalsky,
Brown, 1902. Bases on balls off.
6S53. Thompson and Lovedahl.
Struck out by, Lovedahl. 10;
1908, 9.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

The summary-Home run, c. Cod
dington. Two base hits. Kosh. Too
Ian, Burke and Peterson. Doubr
play, Egan TO Koyen, TO Se1both
Struck out by Molly. II: KoAh,
Bases on balls, off Kosh, l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

The score b. innings:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

Representatives OF the local Y.
NJ. II. A. copped third place in the
relay event staged in connection
with the state Y. NJ. H. A. field meet
al Newark Sunday afternoon.