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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
WESTERN Clubs
STRONG RIVALS
OF GOTHAM MEN
Pittsburg Gains on Giants While
Yankees Retain Only Slight
Lead Over Browns.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHANGING RAPIDLY
Brilliant Pitching, Three Shut
outs and Heavy Hitting Help
Pirates in Race.

NEW YORK, Sept 10.-The New York
Giants and Yankees must conquer the
four strongest rivals, the Quartette OF
western clubs in each league, in the clos
ing three weeks of the major league
pennant races If they repeat their cham
pionship performance of 1921.
The Yankees, holding a lead Of game
and a half today in their neck and neck
struggle with the st. Louis Browns, start
west this week for the final drive Of O
race that promises to remain in doubt
until the last few games. The Giants
with their margin reduced during the
week by the eleventh hour on-rush Of
the Pittsburg Pirates. will make theil
last stand at home against the western
invaders.
Both New Workers Gain
Both New York clubs gained today
while their leading opponents were idle
Terrific hitting, especially by George
Sisler and Ken Williams. with Urban
Shocker carrying the main pitching bur-
den, has kept the Browns in winning
form, while the Yankees depended or
brilliant pitching, backed UP by air tight
defensive work and some timely hitting
Even Break For Giants
The Giants, due to ineffective twirlins
obtained only an even break against Sc.
cond division eastern clubs, Boston
handing the champions a double trim.
ming Tuesday.
The Pirates won six out Of eight games
against Chicago and st. Louis.
ST. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago
shifted places rapidly in the battle fol
third position in the National.
The Philadelphia Nationals, with the
heaviest record Of the week won five out
of nine games including four from the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Detroit held third place in the Amer.
lean. while Cleveland proved easy FOL
st. Louis in four straight games.
The Athletics gained on Washington
while Boston slumped.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Seyilles Meet
Barracks Today

The sevillAs will meet the Baracas this
afternoon in one Of the closing games
in the Twilight League. The Sevilles
are now leading the league by a half
game and will therefore exert themselves
to increase their lead ct the expense of
the Baracas. However the latter team
has developed a winning streak lately
and is trying hard to pull out Of the
cellar.
Bill Bell will probably pitch for the
Sevilles with Sara catching while Gal
lagher will pitch for the Baracas and
Charley Geist or Roukey will catch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
MOBILE GETS CLEAR
TITLE TO SOUTHERN
ASSOCIATION FLAG

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 1o.-Mo-
bile took clear title to the 1898 Sou
thern Association pennant today by
defeating New Orleans to in the
first game Of doubleheader.
Memphis, runner-up for the cham
pionship, also won its game today but
the Mobile victory in the opening
game at New Orleans gave the Bears
a four game lead with each team
scheduled to play only three more
games.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Rank of Esquire
Be Conferred by
*. of p. Tonight

The members Of the Pensacola lodge
No. will meet in the new Castle Hall on
West Garden street at 8 o'clock tonight
for the first time and will confer the
rank of Esquire on large class of Pages
This rank will be conferred by a special
ly selected team whose merits are well
known in all Florida Pythtan circles
There will also be great deal Of busi-
ness for the good Of the order that will
interest all Pythians.
Those members of the order who have
not been inside the new home are invited
to inspect It tonight The new Castle
Hall is still undergoing some few minor
changes on the inside and will officially
be opened with appropriate ceremonies
in the near future.
All members of the order are invited
to attend the meeting tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
First Practice
of High School
Grid Men Today

The football candidates of Pensacola
High School will hold their first practice
this morning at $50 O'Clock on the Ju-
nior Twilight League Diamond. Alex
Olsen, physical director OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. win be present to coach the boys
through some practice.
"ole Highs" prospects for winning
grid team are bright this year and a
large number of candidates are expected
10 be out to be ready for the initial game
with Walton Highs representatives soon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Heights Team
Defeats Brent
in Good Game

The East Pensacola Heights baseball
team won a close and well-played game
with the Brent aggregation yesterday
afternoon on the Heights Field by the
score of 4 to 8.
Bradley pitched a good game for the
winners and kept Brent's eight hits
scattered. He also helped along his own
cause with three hits.
The Brent team outhit their opponents
but the latter punched their hits off
Bell at critical times.
Score by innings: r H E
Brent 0i0 COL 1903
e. P. n. Coz o1o 01x-4
Bell and Roukey; Bradley and Kins-
ley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
i'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS
Red Wings Play
Blue Moon Team

The Red wings Win meet the Blue
Moons this afternoon At B;1B o'clock at
The Junior Twilight League Diamond. A
victory by the Red Wings would place
them only one-haf game behind the
league-leaders Obelisks SO today's game
should be g good one. Malcolm Smith
will probably pitch for the Red Wings
with Hicks catching while Quina and
Forsyths win form the Blue Noon bat
terry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
MOBILEBLANKS
PELCANS and
NOW HASCINCH
Bears Defeat Martina for First
Time This Season-New Or
leans Wins Second.
MEMPHIS DEFEATS
VOLS ON AN ERROR
Bad Throw by Morse of Blunt in
Sixth Inning Lets in Two
Runs and Loses Game.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-Mobile
cllnched the 1922 Southern Association
pennant-the first in Mobiles history
by winning the first game OF this after
moons doubleheader. Mobile could lose
her closing two games while Memphis
won all three OF her remaining ones and
Mobile could not lose. The score was s.
OF the doubleheader 5 to 0. First game
70 the doubleheader to 0. First Game.
Mobile &c. 80. 80. DOL 900 OO2-3 10 /
New Orleans -. .. 900 900 600 8 2
Fulton and Baker; Martina and Dowie.
Second Game
Mobile -. -. -. -. 900 600 90 s 0
New Orleans =. o.. =. liz col KS IL. 0
Fuhr, Acosta and Schultz; Walker and
Heving
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Red sox Knock Zachary

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1o.-Boston de-
feated Washington today OF 1, knock
ing Zachary out Of the box in the fourth
inning and hitting Frances, who relieved
him, hard. Ferguson allowed only four
scattered hits. washingtons run being
the result OF two bases on balls and Cos
Inns single. Score;
Boston -. ........ 020 102 010--6 Is 1
Washington -. -. 900 100 000-1 1
Ferguson and Ruel; Zachary, Francis
and Charity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
National League.

Cincinnati IS; st. Louis S.
Chicago -Pittsburg rain.
Brooklyn 4; New York 10.
Others not scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
American Association

Columbus SIS; Indianapolis 1874.
Toledo 81; Louisville 1-3.
ST Paul 81; Milwaukee rs.
Minneapolis 2-S; Kansas City 80.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Southern RsoociatIen,

Nashville /; Memphis 2.
Mobile 80; New Orleans 0-5.
Others not scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
international Leaaue.

Buffalo Q: Rochester 8.
Newark SIS; Reading Ga.
Baltimore Ill; Jersey City IL.
Syracuse $40; Toronto SO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Memphis Wins Two

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 1O.-Memphis.
runner-up to Mobile in the Southern AS
ISOLATION pennant race, defeated Nash
Vile today to in a sixth inning bunt-
ing attack topped off by a bad throw
by Morse on which Critz and Camp
score /, Score:
Nashville -. ,.... 100 900 0O0-1
Memphis =. g.. e.. 900 OO2 o0x-2 9 /
Guess and Morrow DicSerman and
Taylor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
Yesterdays
Results
American LEAGUE.

American League.
Washington !; Boston 6.
New York 1912; Philadelphia 81.
Others rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
YANKEES BEAT
ATHLETICS IN
DOUBLE Bill
5000 Fans Witness Game While
$4,000 Others Are Turned
Away From Gates.
LAST TWO GAMES
ON POLO GROUNDS
Bleacherites Tear Up Batting
Curtains and Halt Game by
Jumping Out on Field.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The New York
Americans increased their lead in the
American league race to a game and a
half by defeating Philadelphia in a dou-
-bleheader by scores of 10 to 3 and 2 to /
today.
The games were the last American
league contests to be played on the Polo
grounds and attracted the greatest out
pouring of fans of the year.
. 1t was necessary to close the gates
at the start of the first game, when 49,
900 persons were in the grounds. Police
estimated $4,000 others were turned
away. The bieacherites tore down the
center field batting curtails and ripped
them to tatters. The second game was
held up in the ninth when part of the
bleacher crowd jumped out of the stands
on the field.
Bush won his 23rd victory of the sea-
son in the first game and struck out
walker, Philadelphia's home run hitter
three times.
Philadelphia out hit New York ten to
three in the second game but the Yam
KEGS scored enough runs to win in the
first mixing on two passes, Ruth's sac
rifice and Schang's single. Scores:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
GIANTS TAKE
FINAL GAME
WITHDODCERS
Hill Driven to Showers But Jon
nard Checks Brooklyn Rally
and Saves Game.
CINCY TAKES THIRD
GAME WITH CARDINALS
Five st. Louis Pitchers Are
Pounded All Over Lot While
Redmen Also WObble.

RROOK1YN, Sept. 1o.--New York won
the final game Of the seasons series
with Brooklyn, 10 to I today, making the
totals IL games to 8 In favor of the
Giants. New York made II hits off
Reuther ana Galore. knocking the for
mer out Of the box In four innings. The
Dodgers drove Fill to the showers in
the third, Jonnard checked the rally
ana received credit for the victory.
Score:
New York e.. e.. zoe 200 1910 II Q
Brooklyn ...... >. coz 100 oo1- I 10
Hill, Jonnard ana Enyder; Reuther,
Galore and DeBarry.
cIney Pounds Cardinals
CINCINNATI, Sept. Io.-Cineinnati
made it three out Of five games In their
concluding series with St. Louis by win
ming a hard hitting match today 10 20 8,
and advancing into third place in the
league race. The visitors used five pit
cheers. all Of whom were hit hard except
North, who pitched the last inning. Don
ahue was punished severely ana Couch
relieved him in the eighth. Scores.
st. Louis -. -. 900 112 S01 --S II z
Cincinnati -. =. 900 oo5 Sox--13 II
Pertica, Barfoot, Doak, Shredsl, North
and Ainesnnith, Clemens: Dorahue,
Couch and wingo, HaPgravs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
T,osRs MEET sRowNs TUESDAY

ST, LOUIS. Sept. 10.-The third game
Of the seasons final series between De-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-11
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League.
Boston at New York.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Others not scheduled.
Southern AssOesaSioNA
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Nashville at Little Rock.
Others not scheduled.
twilight League
Sevilles VS.. BaracaS.
Junior twilight League
Red Wings VS.. Blue Moons.
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DIR. Hutchinson has returned.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Oh, Deah, Florence
Is to Meet Darling
In Rough Game

Football il q regular he
mans game, but when
Georgetown meets Boston
College next fall Il win take
on Q sort Of q ssmushy'' as
pect 30 far as the rival lead
ers are concerned.
Can you imagine . Flor
ence clashing with q Darling
In one Of those Georgetown
Boston College scraps?
Well, that's what win hap
pen when they come togeth-,
er In 1928.
While the Gsorgetown
gridders were selecting q
captain with - feminine
name in Paul Florence last
week, the gridders mp in
Boston were going them one
better. They picked Charles
"Chuck" Darling, Of Mime
So Florence win be intro
duced to Darling. Sounds
. like the names Of rival CO.
ed leaders.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Our 0Wn GrantIand
Rice Makes Hole
IN One" Club

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-
Our own Grantland Rice has
been hiding on us. Yester-
day Il was learned from one
of Rice's golf rivals that In
a match recently at the st.
Andrews Club in which Rice
and Irwin Cobb opposed John
Wheeler and Rex Beach, the
noted writer got the first
Zone" he ever made in his
golfing career.
! Grantland got his lace"
on the eleventh hole, which
measures about 120 yards.
He pitched boldly 10 the.
pin, they say, and had the
pleasure Of watching the
ball strike on the side and
trickle into the cup. The
mans modesty was delayed
this news . week or more.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
CURTAIN FALLS
ON UNLIMITED
TEAMS TODAY
Knicks and Hawks to Renew
Clash In Final Game on
Union League Gridiron.

THE sandIot football curtain
will be rung down on the
unlimited class today with
one last. grand clash between the
Mohawk and Knicker teams, which
fought 4 scoreless duel in pre-
vious meeting this season. Both
teams are ready for the game
with their strongest line-ups, and
are in first-class battling condi-
ton. Action viii start at Union
Park at 2:30 o'clock.
Danny Sothern. the Knicker-
bocker's outstanding star, In counted
on by the 0eorgetowners to give
the Mohawhs even more trouble
than he did the last time they laced
him. Needless 70 say. the Indians
win play him closely. syt @ z
Both the Mohawlrs ana Knicker.
bockers have been defeated once
this season ana IN each case by 4
field goal. THE Alexandria Inde.
pendents whipped the Knicker.
bockers and the Mohawlrs lost 70
Mercury. NJ y 4.
Hard practice sessions have been
held by the rivals IN preparation
for the game. the Mohawks under
Licarione and the Knickerboci<ers
under Martin. X y I,
Licaricne. who felt keenlys the Mo,
hawks defeat BY Mercury. has done
and VIII do everything within his
power to put the Mohawks back on
the championship throne now oc'
cupied by Mercury. In remark,
ably short time AZ coach. he has
put brand new spirit IN the Indians
He plans TO hold on 10 the reins
af the start OF next season and Il
assured or the whoie-hearted SUP
port of the Mohawk club In any,
thing he may attempt, Z.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
CENTRALGOLF
PLAYERS Plan
TO ORGANIZE J
John Brawner WIN Form Team
to Meet Western and BusI-
ness High Next Year.

rENE SARAZEN'S visit TO
VT Washington evidently started
the golf bee buxzing around
the ears Of Central High students.
And now comes the announce
ment from the Mt. Pleasant school
that the Blue and White win or
ganize q team next spring.
John Brawner n pack Of Il. He
is ralxing the school for the best
golf talent and distributing copies
Of sarazen,s tips ON how to play
golf as published in The Sporting
Herald TO his candidates.
Business and Western High have
clubs. BUSINESS has offered q
trophy for q school tournament next
spring. Central hss decided to 1t.
tempt to add the CUP TO the Mount
Pleasant trophy room
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
EAST LOOKS FOR TWO 4
VICTORIES In THREE
GAMES IN FAR WEST
West Virginia Expected to Defeat Gonzaga,
Pittsburgh Should Trim Leland Stanford,
But Penn State, With Buffeted Eleven,
Should Find Southern California It's Master
BY LOUIS A.. BOUCHER.

HREE football eevensWest Virginia.
Pittsburgh and Penn Stateare approaching their final tests
= o season.
country California
forms practice week. Soon
they will be swiftly moving bound for the Golden
certain Of . ri
The West Virginia Mountainees win be the their
mete tested On Christmas Day at San Diego Calf they
urday pecember go at Pslo Alto the Pittsburgh Psnhers win
Pasadena Hugo Bezdeks Pennsylvania viii
meet the University of Southern California That viii the
invasion Pacific
While each naturally looks victory, Virginia
generally thought
out on the long end Penn State which ha. been sadly
Far West Psburgh may win through knowledge
this year for the first time. E- 49, 80
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Carp and Sikh Plans
Stopped by Federation

\ PARIS. Dec. Il. 6.-1Plans for the
,roposed return fight between
Georges Carpenter and the Sene-
gaiese negro Battling sikh. were
deadlocked today.
fused 70 allow sikh to fight until
Carpenter ana Sil<i for the light
heavyweight championship or
Europe was d frame up.
sikh refuses 70 testify. Francois
Dcscamps, Carpenters manager,
refuses to allow him to meet Siki
until the negro complied with the
demand Of the Boxing Federation
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
GRIFF BOOKS
MANY BATTLES
FOR HIS TEAM
Seventeen Exhibitions, With
More Possible, include One
With Navy Team,
n RESIDENT CLARK c. GRIFl
I FIFTH does not mean 70 have

II RESIDENT CLARK G. GRIFe
FIFTH does not mean to have
his players do mncll boating
this coming spring. ALREADY hs
has seventeen exhibition games
scheduled, including one With the
Naval Academy team ct Annap-
oils, and win probably book ,
few more. n
fsoston s ss1 sraves. ths Phiiiiss. N ths car. ar
dinaIs and the Reds next spring,
playing . series with the Brave on
train st 81. Pstersburs. me cardi-
Orlando ard the rhifliss - Leo
The Braves wiii offsr the oriffs
A TAMPA On SATURDAY. March III.
This win give the 0riffs about
three weeks OF drillinE before going
into their first real game:
Y FOLLOWING u the schedule Of the
Games 10 be played IN Florida:
y March, IT, Boston Braves st Tampa
March se-- Bostcn nrsvss - D..
rfs MsseS is--st. Lesss c.rd,s.l. 4
Ssses II q. Lspi. c.rs,nsls 4
Hsrch ssst Louis cArains,s. q
asres si--cipeipnsti ssds. Il Tampa,
Y March 1s--Cinrinnatf RedA ~ Orlando.
n March sf--rhflliea - Tampa.
April 1-<Bcston BrAyss. ~ Tampa.
April s---f,ostcn Braves. st eaysnnsh.
April ie-1Boston Brsysss ~ chAriss-
xpril ii-so.toh braves st rerss.
y April -sestsu Eravss. - Nsrfelk.
April Boston Brevss q Hiohnond.
April a and ts--nestos BravsA q
! xpsii is--s.vsl Assa.ns. 4 AssAps-
The 1888 training sssson van b
lust q week later than last season's.
The pitchers win report Z week
earlier than the regulars, who win be
IN uniform about March 3. The
griffs Will leave Tampa It noon on
Sunday. April 8. spending the next
weak barnstorming through carolins
and virginia, finally reachinG wash
inRtcn Tor saturday and Sunday
games with the Braves.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Perry Props Start on
With Two Wins to Date

The ferry Props. last years cham.
pions cf MT. Pieasant. started or IN
fine form this year BY .defeating
the Cardinal A. o. and the Key
This year they are cut for the
11o-pound schamplonship Of the Dis
trict- They take on the fast Macl<in
ouint at the Calvary gym tomorrow
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
ST. Teresa Boys Win
Their Second Victory

In an exciting contest, the st.
Teresa youngsters trimmed the
Sacred Heart quint. 81 To- rs. It
being st. Teresa's second victory
In the Catholic Boys league. Last
week the Saints trimmed Nativity.
st. Teresa was trailing at the
end of the first half but at the
start OF the second began q clever
passing game that Melted point
after point. and eventually brought
Jerry Nslligap ana Meredith
were 81. Teresass best performers
and Costello : starred for Sacred
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
HARRIS WAS LAST

or an American League pitchers
engaging IN At least ten complete
games Bryan Harris. Connie Mack.s
string bean. was absolutely last
when It came down TO effirishcy.
He apotfed the other team 6.01
earned runs every time be ascendsd
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
JUDGE LOOKS WELL.

10 yndss. the Gnffs' nobby
firussnnksr. 4 resting this winter
ana Iooks wsil = : result. LAat
sprins he Va weak from Indoor
2ork when ne reported st Tampa
and took sons time 70 Get Into
shape = % ms bsst WORK,
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
McLAME PENN CAPTAIN

/ PHILADELpHTA, Dec. nj.
rmer Mcr,ane. who flnf1hed fiftf IN
the intcrcoIlceiste cross country
championships, has been eIsctet
62D<RIn q ths Unlvsrnlty of Penn.
s<Ilanfk hill ana dalh RUNNERS for
next season. fzis home n - OH
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
G. u. Basketball Team Wins Opening Game
Former Knox College
Star Is Playing
With Navy

A NNAPOLIS, Dec. 16y-
"A Basketball has received
q real acquisition In Craig,
who played with Knox Col
lege last year. He has al
ready demonstrated that he
Il likely to give either Harris
or Mckee q close rub for the
occupancy Of one Of the for
ward positions. Incidentally,
Knox plays both Annapolis
and West Point this season.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
nE lust cor IN

Luxerne Blue, the washington
boy playing first base FOR the
Detroit Tigers. Just inanased 20 set
into the 400 class last scasori, He
We rl1hf - he, nystios linoys -
and hIs tsainnate. RiRney. were
The only soluAi 100 shi{tsrs a me
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
KNlcKs TO RLEBRATE.

LorfnK r. Paul. recording score.
tary Of the Knickerbocker Al. c..
announces that hte club viii flIng
4 smoker next Thursday eveninr n
honor Of the football WARRIORS.
sports vritsn wiIl 81 sussts.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
YANKS SWAMP
INFANTRYMEN
OF VIRGINIA
Alexandrians Go to Pieces After
Giving D. c. Champions
Scare at Start Of Game.
By BILL COYLE.
T can't be done.

i can't be done.
Those champion Yankees
appeared to be In for merry
fight Tor Q few minutes in last
nights game at the Coliseum
against the Alexandria Light In
fantry team, but the virginians
could not keep up the pace and
Sinished on the wrong end Of Q
20 TO II count
Yank followers were given q
scare. On the sfirst play. Off cen
ter Petit. the Alexandria motorman.
scored gpal, On the next play
Roberts, . guard. tailed sitter one
Of hin team nstss muffsd 9 chance
Petit counted his second field
basket when he fooled the Yanl<s
and rot close enough to toss one
over. his head. boosting the visitors'
total TO six before the District king
pins knew what it was all about. y
Il During Their spurt the Infantry
mo1l flashet . steriing brand Of bas-
kefball. Their passing was good.
they followed every shot and their
tesmwork bore evidence Of plenty
Of practices. s.
: But they could not stand pros
perity. When the Yanks pulled
themselves together, the virginians
had nothing. in reserve to stem
the tide. To add TO their misfor-
tune. they passed miserably and
forgot teamwork. They had any
number OF ,easy pegs at the bas-
kefs. but blew them.
< Nate Saiber tossed In the first
two pointer for. the rsnks after re-
ceiving q pass from Heddons. Ford
made the Tanks' second goal. The
champions then produced their old
slam and soon passed the Alexan.
drians, the half ending 20 to
The second half was q REPETITION
Of the latter part Of the opening
period. The Capital court dictators
scored almost, at win without much
effort. Big Ted Heddons rested on
the basket and hooped nine bas.
kets from scrimmage. Nate Sauber
rot six. Lineup and summary:
The lineup and summary I
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
PARK VIEWS I'M TWO GAMES

Park visw's Basketball trans
will play = double-header Wedneer
day nieft u their gym The se,,icrs
fokIno en- the Blihe EIecfricaI
oohsol quint and the juniors the
Mng11lle ~ q y, u. y !.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
FRAnk LED HlM

9 <. cssss S: 4: s;s' ~ z =; Z; e: 3:
y1ar. slsvsn points better than
- Hs1llapsnlA get heeA