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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-15
Wells River H. S.
Has Fine Record

The Wells River high school
basketball team has just closed a
very successful basketball season,
winning 16 out of the 20 contests
played. Among the teams in the
immediate vicinity taken into
camp by Wells River were Dan
vile and the St. Johnsbuly NoCa-
tional school, besides Peacham
and others. The record follows:
Wells River, II; Peacham, %;
a%ay.
Y ellis River, So; Newbury, Is;
away,
Wells River, So; Groton, II;
away.
Wells River, 55; McIndoes, o.;
away.
Wells River, SO; Peacham, u.
Wells River, SO; Newbu1y, ii.
Wells River, IS; McIndoes, -.
Wells River, "a; South Ryegatc
Ind, II.
Wells River, 81 South Kyeg1te
Ind, y.
Wells River, 81 st. J. V. S, -,
away.
Wells River, 10; Dantiiie, -.
away.
Wells River, IS; Groton. i.
Wells River, Is; Bradforl, ~
away.
Wells River, %; Brad ord. 20
Wells River, %; MoG.. Som,
Is; away.
Wells River, IA; Aggie-, 10,
away.
V els River, 80; Mon. som.
j.
Wells River, 40; St. J. Y. s., g
Wells River, 40; alumni. -
Wells River, 40; Danvillc, 81
Total: Wells River, Go, oth.l
tcams, 334.
individual scores: MORRISON,
1ts; Cameron, 100; G. Roncr,3.
81; Joliffe, Is; Farwell, 40 Grant,
~ Wilson, %; Lund, II; I. Rob
cts, 8.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-15
West Glover

Mrs. Ncttie Baker has been hcIp
ing at Dana Clarke's the past
weeks.
NJ. A. Davio is working for c.
r. Vance during the sugar season.
Schools in town closed Friday
of last week for their spring vaca-
ton.
Miss Isabelle Young spent Sat
urday with her aunt, Mrs. Cora
Young.
Ross Wright commenced work
for c. L. Williams this week.
Lynn Skinner has gone to Col
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-15
Orleans Bar HOnOrS
Memory of Associates
(Cotniucd from Page ID
on record in Orleans county.

on record in Orleans county.
Judge Alfred w@s not sccl, ~
after Office and never held many
contributor to the many appeals
Offices In his hon g town, During
The word war be was a generous
that were constantly being press
ed. lie was also active in the
work Of the Advisory Draft Board
beng chairman OF Il committee
appointed by members Of the bar
to ASSIST in preparing for the
young men the complicated Ques-
t.onare papers.
lie was publicspiritcd and was
always ready to assist with his
purse any worthy object. And
speaking Of his interest in his
home community, he was parti-
cuiGrly interested in the proposed
Orleans county hospital which is
to be erected in Newport the
coming year.
In MS will he left to the Hos
pitel Association his home pl.ce
together with a residue which all
together viii amount to at least
thirty thousand dollars. This,
with The legacy OF five thousand
from Ms. Alfred has made the
proposed hospital IN assured TACT,
"N nat better monument to the
memory Of Judge and Mrs. Alfred
than that beautiful building which
is so Don to be erected where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
Cleveland,


'Eaited for Lindsey in fourth.
'hatted for Edwards la sixth.
fHatted for keefe in seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
IS OPEN FOUR-G GAME SERIES WITH BRONCHOS HERE TODA
GIANTS SHOULD INCREASE
LEAD WITH 28 HOME GAMES
Champions Recover From Slump in West and Expect
TO Have Easy Shedding at Polo Grounds
Until July 4th.

"rs became weary and their infeld
beyond price was marked down to
20 cents in couple OF games. but
the talent is still there. and 1t Is
the same talent that sent them awny
for that tour with long lead over
the field.
The Giants next twelve games are
games with the weakest pair OF
teams in the League. the Braves for
three and the rhillics for nine which
should be easy enough for them at
home or on tour. Then comes the
cubs. Reds. Pirates and Cardinals
ia order for four games each on the
Giants own grounds II is hard to
pick any Western club rs an easy
club for the Giants to beat. consid-
erinE what happened when the cham
pions tried them in order out where
the hootch is a little stronger and
the West begins 10 begin. But the
cubs and Reds shouldn't he az strong
mere as they were out yonder where
they caught the Giants in n slumu
And II the Braves can whale the
Cardinals four times straight on ST
Louis soil. tho strong New York
team should raise few welts OH
them at the Folio Grounds. where
every prospect pleascs and the ham
alone is vile.
Incidentally. thrce-day diet OF
double headers against the Phillics
in which the Dodgers won five out
OF six. has Put the hatbush frugal
ties back into the race again For
that matter. the Cardinals have lost
much prestige, and are now barely
ahead OF bunch OF three teams
themselves. the Dodgers and Reds.
any one of which may occupy third
place from day TO DAY. In the Amer
lean League. from second place to
sixth. inclusive. the contest Is SO
clos" that mild winning streak
OF half a dozen Games might pitch
the Senators up into the second berth
for b"lated vindication Of the hand
some things that were said about
them the season rot under way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
ny WrstbrOok I'eQl~r.

United News STAFF CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK, May 2S-If Pullma II
Jumps and rmbble- stuffed mattresses
wer" the cause OF the Giants troubles
IN the long Western trip from which
they have returned with an unhap-
py report OF eight games lost and
nstful won. they Will soon have
a cha nee to retrieve all of that for
forfeit in stand OF twenty eight
Sames on their own lawn beyond
~" hluTs. They heSan.to prove their
case against the trials OF travel when
they crushed the Braves with on
handed cas-" Immediately upon their
return To New York The Braves
wer" still inflated with that winning
spirit acquired in 81. Louis. where
hey surprised themselves no, less
than tho Cardinals by whaling
Branch Eickey'S strong bari club
four times in a row. and were be.
iievcd. therefore. 10 he a team pos
Scsscd
For some reason II is always as
sumcd that tour OF the road IA
icues ball club although the
tumps are mere overnight trims oc-
CURING every four days. and the
men are hunkcd in the best hotels
between leaps with no limit eX-
c"pi III ia. case OF the Athletics. on
- '''''''' VI ~ re pI the 1000 tnPN
may order at the Serretarys ex-
pense. For some reason night on
u sleeper shelf is a frichtful hard
ship on a trained athlete. but a poker
party in Harlem fiat or nine
mile dSnC" at country club with
IN motoring distance " Broadway
: just relaxation. Somehow that's
so
anyway, the Giants Will have
everything in their favor from this
date until the Fourth OF July. and
ON known and proven strength
should haul still further ahead OF
The lirates and Cardinals Their
hitting f"ll on slightly ont West, as
any cluh's hitting will: their pitch
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| supervisor. who gives his entire time
10 The development Of character In
I children and young men. as well as
n",i"ihS Their physical bodies The
"cIu occupies mn entire city block
an" Is inclosed by twelve foot
fence Just as he G. II. A. A. field 10
now the community center for young :
s'"rs. so the association homes TO
make IL the community center for
men ana women. Members believe
me association Inns the opportunity
10 do constructive service TO the city
and State.
Install Bath. and I.ocker.,
shower baths and lockers arc hc
ING installed In tho clubhouse. Hum
dreds visit tho park daily There
children are safe from trarfc and
under tn" supervision Of a Young
man we'll equipped for his position.
Tho bouts To bc witnessed l,y mem
hers and invited guests tomorrow
night arc scheduled az follows Rod
Leonard vs.. Rcd TAYLOR. six rounds ,
Rocky Marin vs. Young Norlandcr
six rounds. speedy Lawrence vs. teY
Dempsey. eight rounds; charlie Hol-
man vs.. Terry Brooks. eight rounds
Holman viii work out at the G. H. a.
field again this afternoon.
Members Viii h" permitted to bring
ladies as their guests 10 witness IN.
contests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
Totals
New ork.

'Battcd for Winters in ninth
Tran for Toney in tho NTH.
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LEW TENDER To FACE
BARRETT ON THURSDAY
Sou'hpaw Slappcr, New to
Ring, Hooks Up With
Lcf,ic I.cwic.

NEW YORK. May Is Bobby Rar-
rst'. a rcd-haircd rheumatic south
paw slapp"r. new :" IN" ring and
crude in his methods. may S"ttlc tn"
financial contruvcrSy between Low
1ndl"r and Benny leonard. light
weight Champion. hv Knocking on,
Tender this wcch. Hobby and I.cftic
Levi" ar" 20 Eight an cighr-rourd-
nn-dccisi"n bout In philadelphia
Thursday. Barrett Is described AZ Il
'crri'i" puncher With his let. Tend
lcr also Is sou,hpaw
This Viii be the most impor,an,
fight OF the week In tho East. II Bar
reu wins IL No doesn't IL viii be
Just night. Victory for Barrett
would eliminate Tender from con.
sidcratinn for match With E.nny
Leonard and huge guarantee, Tend
Icr having r'S'scd $1,000 for his end
some time ago.
In New York Sob Roper. tho SOL
dicr heavyweight, lights Billy Misk..
Both have been going well Of late
and are in tho tor flight OF hcavics
next to tho champion.
Joe Lynch and Midget Smith. ban
temwcirhts. and OF championship
class. viii box to decision in ,h.
garden. They fought 4 draw last
winter. Smith at that time was the
likeliest Of all the hantams 10 take
Johnny Runs title. hut RuN ran
away from tho match and. while he
was in England. smith 60, influenza
tho after effects Of which are sim
with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29

80 that J can even do my housework
and my washing now. and I surely
feel good about it," said Mrs. William
T.. Gisc. OF Gal South Twenty-ninth
Street. PaXtang. Pa. In an interview
with The Plant Juice Man.
The awful rheumatic pains came
In my back across NV kidneys, and
in my limbs. knees and ankles. got
so bad of | had to he helped in and
out OF bed and had to walk with a
cane. | also suffered from indigcs-
ton. gas and terrible bloatlnE.
PLANT Juice has made a different
woman OF me. because II drove all
the rheumatism from my body. and
! do not have an ache or n pain now
have a good appetite, eat anything
and never suffcr from gas or bloat-
ing afterward."
Plant Juice Is sold in Richmond at
TraEls's drug store: In Petersburg
by Morrison, Tho Drug Man; In Chase
City by The Chase City Drug Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
BOXERS FINISH TRAINING
AYFORC.H.A.A BOUTS
Eight Boys to Punch One Another in Entertainment on
Church Hill Tomorrow Night-Charlie Hol-
man Star of Aggregation

In secluded places, far from IN.
maddinS crowd. eight boys viii to-
dny wind up their training for boxing
bouts tomorrow night at the park at
Twehty-hrst and u Sweets. operated
by the Church nm Athletic Associu-
ton. Inc.
Thes" eight youngsters are said TO
De gifted in the art OF sclf-dcfensc.
One especially. Charlie Holman. can
hihS more gloves ut an opponent than
any youthful bantam In this section.
The Church Iiill association plan.
To give monthly outdoor entertain
nent for Its membcrs. As soon a,
the scope of it's activities becomes
widely known, tho association expects
10 bccom" tho leading community cen
ter. as IL Is now tho athletic center
OF the East End. which houses a
large part OF Richmond's pobulation.
Not only boxing, wrestling. baseball
football. soccer football. basketball
tennis and gymnasium exercises Will
10" INDUCED In. but also the associs
ton members viii DC benefited by
radio concerts. motion pictures and
addresses on current problems bv
prominent mon
Mcrrn for EounEstcr..
To-day the G. H. A \. field Is tho
Mecca Of school boys and girls There
they receive instruction. physical.
moral and mental from Carroll Mills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
HORNsBY LEADS LEAGUES
WITH THIRTEEN HOMERS
Cardinals Make Three Cir.
cult Drives and Defeat
Pittsburgh.
by Associated Press. !

81 LOUIS. May 2S.-Two home
runs by Hornsby. and one by Me-
henry. enabled the local Nationals
10 oeie"t Pittsburgh here today. 1
10 81 ana take the odd game OF the
No s"ho series. The Cardinals
were outhit by the visitors. who were.
however unable to solve Pertica'S de-
livery with men on bases An even
dozen of the visiting PLAYERS were
left on bases.
iiorhsbS, last years batting cham
rion or the National League. took
the lead among the home-ruu slug
gers OF the two MAJOR leagues by
scanning out two circuit drives
bringing his total to 10. The FIRST
came In the first inning of Carlson.
with one man on. the second was
mahe or Iinn In the eiuhth inning
with the bases clear The score.
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AMERICAN JOCKEYS .
TO RIDE IN DERBY
IRy Assoclated Press.l

PARIS, May % -Frank O'Nell. the
veteran American jockey. and tho
leading rider OF the French turf for
many years. left for London this eve
ming 10 ride Sol Jocl'S rondoland in
the Epson Derby next Wednesday,
Frank MCGEE. another American
jockey, who VIII have the leg up on
Lord Londalc's Diligence. accom-
panied O'NciI. French turf follow
ers were considerably disturbed over
reports received here that Pondoland
had gone lame as they backed tho
horse heavily In the future books
owing 20 O'Neil having the mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
JIMMY MURPHY WINS
POLE IN 500-M|LE RACI
Gains Honor by Averaging
l0O.5O Miles Per Hour
in Trials. :
LITTLE HARRY mAnrz sEco,,
Third Chr In the First Row OF Aut,I
mobile CIn"Hic ut Indianapolis Wi,
lie Driven by Ralph de I'nimn-onr
Foreign Chr 0unIIfirs
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial To The Timcs- Dispatcb
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May ,s
Jimmy Murphy. tho Irish Flash fror.j
Los Angeles. will havo the pol. atI
the start Of the international 500 mill q
race 10 TO held at the indianapolis
Motor Speedway next Tuesday. Tool
| ing his Murphy special at an avcraye|
OF lo0.50 miles per hour for tho ,.n
qualifying miles. no was the bcS, of|
tho nineteen pilots who made the re-
1uircd speed on the opening DAY OIL
tho trials. Drivers qualifying from
now on viii fall in behind those Who
qualified tho opening day.
Little Harry Hartz tho TOW driver
making his ir~t start at lndianapoIIs.
gave tho big thronE that saw the
practice the thrill of tho day whsn
ne broke tho track record for a sin-
Hl" lap Of tho two-and- half
oval for ears Of 1888 cubic inches mis-.
ton displacement. Averaging 1926
miles per hour. shutting OF on ali
the turns. with his Du.eenberg. His
average for ten miles. however was
''''' miles per hour, and he VIII start
b"hide Murphy. The third car in IN.
hrst row VIII be TAlph dc ralina's
't"am-c"lorcd Duss"rhcrr. The best
tn" darling OF the epccd fans could
Ralph milford In Second Row.
Leon Duray headed tho list or From
t"nhc pilots, and will he tho first car
IN inc second row. Ills average Mas
''.2" miles per hour. This is hle nrst
start NJ indianapolis. Ralph milford,
IN Front"nac. was next. with an
average OF 1920, which was better
'han Ho'co" Saries. his tcammate.
could do. Sarlcs just arrived at the
track with his car. and Immediately
toured me ten miles at nn average
Of ninety eight miles per hour Hat.
Tn" third row Will bc made M Of
l"rry Wondcrlich. in n Duesrnbcrr:
Frank Elliott. in a Leach Special. and
Ira Vail in Distocl-n ucscnbcrg
Peter DcPnolo. Frontenac: chr Du-
rant Durant Special. and Tom AlI.y,
Monroe, VIII make ur the fourth
row. Then VIII come /. i. Rcd" F.,-
'crmar, in Du"scnbrrg: ora iIaiba.
~ companion car, and l.ora J.. CO.
rum. in a Monroe. for tho NTH row.
On- Foreign Chr Qualities.
T.. g. "Carnonball" Baker. Fronte-
nae. Joe Thomas, Ducsenherg, and
wilbur D'Alcn". Monroe. viii make up
the sixth row. and W. Douglas
Hawkes. driving an English BENTLEY.
the only foreign car TO attcinp, to-
qualify, will be the nrst car in ths
seventh row.
Neither tho two French Ballots 10
he driven by jules Goux or Eddie
Hcarne nor the French PeuEeot OF
Howdy Wilcox were ready TO qualify
today. Tommy Milton was another
prominent driver who tid not wheel
his car To the course. These and
other experienced pilots were content
to work on their cars, and Will quail
ify before race day. Ten cars arel
Yet To qualify for tho race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
CT BIS. 8: REDS. Z
IHy Associated Press. !

CINCINNATI, MAY IS. 49, chicago
won tn" closing game OF the series
from the Reds here today. after =
'los" struGrle. in which both teams
dated hard and f.ldcd poorly. I.uauc
was knocked out of tbs. box in rh.
Fourth inning. The home team at.
'hcN"d Alexander vigorously in thu.
fourth and nfth innings. Knocking
MIN off tn" mound in the latter round
The cubs won tho gam. in rho six,h
IN errors hy Cav"n-y ana pinalIi and
% nit 10y crimes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
TILDEN AND PRODIGY
LOSE TENNIS MATCH

PHILADELPHIA. May %. Will
liam r. T!ldcn. H.. worlds tennis
champion. and Sandy Wiener. his IA
year-old prodigy, went down TO de-
feat today in the seminal round Of
doubles in the tournament for tho
Philadelphia championship. They
were defeated in straight sets by
Philip Be,tcns. San Francisco, and
Carl Fischer. Philadelphia. s-3 rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
BROWNS. 4: WHITE SOX. ,
LRr Associated rress.l

CHICAGO. MAY "S.-Tim.iy hit-
ting by st Louis behind nas.s on
balls gave the visitors the frn! game
n tho series here with Chicago ~
day. 4 to .. Danforth was hit hard,
hut was given sensational support. u
play nv Gerber in tho seventh inning
retiring t." side and Cut.:nT "n two
'hicago runs. Gerber also starred at
the bat with four hits In fvn times
up. McManus drew four walks in as
many times up and scored two OF
the visitors runs score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
YANKS LOSE PITCHING
DUEL TO WASHINGTON
Judges Homer Scores Three
Runs and Gives Victory
TO Senator'S.
GBy Associated Press.1

WARRINGTON. May 2S.-waSainE-
ton made II TWO out OF three by TAX
ing toaaSs game from New York.
TO s. IN ten innings. Jones' had the
better OF his pitching duel with John
son until the eighth. when two singles
and Judges homer sonI three runs
over. Ruth failed to xrt the bnII
out Of the inheid in Ave tries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
BRAVES. ): DODGERS, 4
LRv Associated Press l

BRDpkI.YN, y. Y. May oS-Bustor
knocked Grimes out of the box in
three innings today getting JUS,
and Shriver stopped the Braves in
N" remaining innings. peschg ger
banked the Dodgers up to tho eighth
when two singles. An error by Ford
and Nh"ats homer, n drive over tn"
right -feld wall. scored four runs
Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
Icis out, hir by hat,en nal,.
Br0okiyn.

'Eatt"d for Ncis in eighth
Battcd for Smith in eighth.
tkan Tor Ru"ther in eighth
Stated for Schmandt in ninth
Rattsd Tor Shriyer in niain.
score by innings: n
hos,"n ...............2Ic 100 600
Sr""kiNn ............ 600 OnO Ito;
summary: Two-base hit-iIigh
Three base hit-Iiigh. Home run
Wheat Sacrifice -Holke Doublr
iaNs-Barbare. Ford and Hrlk..
Lett on base Boston. .: RrookI>n
D. Base on bai!s--on Oeschge-,
HhriVer. /. Hits-on Grimes. i'm
% innings; Smith. = in 5l-3.
HhriNer. none in | ~, 10y pitcher
Icy Smith. > INichoison. Powell,
struck "ut-by Ocschgcr. /; by smith.
HhrNer' !. Wild pitch Crime
]. smith. /. Losing pitcher-t;rimes
Impires-M Moran and Qu.rlev Tim,
!. So
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TIGERS, Z; INDIANS. 5
LRy Associated pras.

49,, May 2s.-Cleveland
uSed hNe pitchers and three pincb
n't,ers IN vain effort 10 defeat d..
uo't TO-DAY, the Tigers pounding
hdEnF' Lindsey and Edwards harJ
me early innings. and winning
: 10 D. Detroit took a four-run leaJ
!" the hrst inning and never w,s
headed The scora
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29
ford 81. Rarnctt. WOOD. Treyett (2).

ford 80. Barnett. wood. Trevett Cd.
h. Shuman CD. II. Shuman ca. Ma
pier. Harris. \. Walden. Franklin.
Parks. Sacrifice hits-Pitchford
Dunsmorc. Sacrifice Nics-Barnc;t.
H. Thompson. HIT by pitched ball
Parks by llattorff t2). Barnett by
Dunsmorc. Left on bascs-I.ak csldc.
Q: WcSthampton. 5. First base on
crr"r-l.akcside S; Westhampton. 2.
Rascs on bal!s-on Hattorn :: of
farks. |; off Dunsmorc. .. Iiits-on
Hattorm. In innings: OF Parks.
10 in innings. none out in sixth:
off Dunsmorc. { in 3 innings Struck
out-hy Hattorff. 2: by Parks. . by
Ibunsmorc >. Time OF gamc-2:lO.
Scorer-H 6 TiDslcy
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GHAREST. SWEENEY
= WIN MEMS DOUBLES

I"FecIHI 70 lhr IImos- NTsD7ich !
NORFOLK VA Nay ., 20 l..
Charest. and W. + sweeney won NE
mons doubles championships .u me
Middle Atlantic and virginia s,s,c
tournament which closed hcra tnda
defeating Jack EgGlesfon and hmm
Whitehead. Of Norfolk three sets :,
one. The scores were s.2 an
6l. 64
and Miss Tomlin. a., Mr.
folk, defeated charest and Mrs psb-
ney. also OF Norfolk. in the mixed
doubles. So ana 81. thus taking IN.
championship in that division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-29

'"rTTTH"rF. TWO base hits-WItt
Tosiin' Muesel. Three has. hits
Meusel. Brewer. Home run.Iudpc
stolen hase-Goslin. Sacri.icc-Ward
'ouple rlay-Jones 10 Ward To piru
i'eit on bases-New York. s; Wash
'nston' 5. Base on baIls-or Jonu.
son Jones 2 Struck out--by John
son. y; Jones 4. Wild pitch-Johp.
SON faSsel hall-r,rinich. EMPIRES.
Haiiin' Hiidebrand and Evans Time
c:lt. F
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STANDING or CI,rns
WHERE THE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
thfrnE0 NJ Cleveland.
Philadelphia mt New York,
Warrington at Dostou.
Detroit at st. Iouis