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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28

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de los actos sociales mas bfillantes de
los que hasta ahora hanse. registrado
fen los anales de aquella sociedad. IA
las''diez de la iloche, Sc flev6 ID cabo
| IA ceremonial nupcial sen IL Iglesia ca
t6lica, habiendo ofciado en- las mis-
mas los. tres Sacerdotes D6namicds
que existen ALI. A esta bora, eE IN
terror del Temple ofrecia un aspecto
deslumbrador, por la selecta y nunne-
rosa concurrencia que fornlaba Ell bri-
lante acompanamiento. IS s
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fsima, fascinadora, sugestivamente
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sociedad de Isabela.A 81
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" el Dr.. Franklin. /
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dona Ana Regina de Lluch, tpadres
del joven contrayente) y las bellas
Ihermanas de este, senOritas Euisa,
Mercedes u Monserrate Isluch; lose
Lluchs senorita Isabelita Torres, se-
nor Fidel Martinez sefiora Fidela de
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nor ATmando Arroyo, Miguel Martf-
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
Ell ..HABANA I.LEGA MANANA.

De la casa de Villar y Co, nos in
fornan que ef ydpor cubano @Habana1
llegari este puerto maiiana tempra-
no, procedente de la Habana y otros
puertos de su ruta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-28
JUICIO pOR MUILACION

Esta 1nafiana comenz6 q celebrarse
EN- la Corte de Distrito, seccion Sc
gunda, eT juicio contra el sujeto Isl
dro Coto, por un delito de mutiIaci6n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
STAGE SEME-F|NAL
At COUNTRY CLUB
Some Good Matches Played
Yesterday; Interest Being
Manifested In Tourney.

Tho scmi-nhnl round Of tho wo-
mons Spring Golf Tournament be-
ing staged Mt the Wilmington Coun-
try Club was played yesterday after
noon and some good matches were
played. Considerable interest is be-
ing manifested in the result Of the
tourney this year ms handsome
trophy will be given TO the winner In
each class.
Tho feature match OF tho after
moons play WAS the one between
Mrs. T. w. Miller and Mrs. Lindsay
Curtis In the third eight. Mrs. Miller
taking the match from Mrs. Curtis
on the nineteenth hole. The match
was a see-saw AFFAIR with Mrs. Miller
being one up on the seventeenth,
Mrs. Curtis sauaring up the match
on the home green. taking tho mn tch
TO the extra hole, which Mrs Miller
won, &c.
Playing wonderful golf. Miss Cor
nelia Draper worked her way TO the
finals by taking a close match from
Mrs. John Markell. by tho score of 2
up. Mrs. Robert Pennington, by win
ming from Mrs. Tyler. will be Miss
Diapers opponent for the champion
ship of the first eight this afternoon.
First Eight Semi-6nal Round.
Miss Cornelia Draper defeated
Mrs. John Markell, 2 up.
| Mrs. Robert Pennington defeated
Mrs r, Tyler. up.
Second Eight Scmi-anal Rouud.
Mrs. NJ. Draper defeated Mrs. Johf
| L. Nields. 4 and g.
| Mrs. Truman w. Campbell defea et
| Mrs. Poyntell Johnston by default.
Third Eight Semi-1pal Round.
Mrs, 7. W. Miller defeated Mrs
+. Lindsay Curtis, 1 up, 10 holes,
Miss Kathryn Hilles defeated Mrs
Irving Warner, 9 up and I.
The final or championship roun'
OF the tournament will he played thi
afternoon and large gallery is ex
pected to be on hand.
The pairinEs for this afternoon
play ia IA follows;
| Final Round. First Eight.
Miss Cornelia Draper meets Mr..
Robert Pennington.
| Final Round. Second Eight
Mrs NJ. Draper meets Mrs. Truma
w Campbell.
, Final Round, Third Eight.
Miss Kathryn Hilles meets Mrs =
w, Miller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
WLM|NGTON|ANS At
DEVON HORSE SHOW
Thoroughbreds Exhibited in the
Presence Of a Large and In
terested Gathering.

Tho ANNUAL Devon Horae show and
Country Vair opened yesterday with
many members OF society attending
Thoroughbred horses were exhibited
by many Phlladelphians and by horse
lovers from the surrounding country
Among the Wilmington exhibitors are
Misses Louisa and Irene Carpenter,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. NJ.
Carpenter. William du Pont and
Misses Mary and Esther du Pont.
Horses from Dilwynne Farms won
several prizes, as did Montpelier Farm
horses. Fourth place In Glass 7. har-
ness horses over ID hands. 2 inches.
not exceeding four years old was won
by Montpelier Fortunity. Tho other
prize taken by local exhibitors in the
morning was third place IN Glass los.
pony in harness. not exceeding IA
hands. . inches. which was won Dy
Take Wildflre. of Dilwynne Farms.
At tho afternoon show. Powelton
Of Dilwynne Farms won second place
in Class 5. saddle horses. combination
class. 90 per cent harness, 90 per cent
saddle. Fourth place in Class so.
harness horses, tandem, over Ia
hands, inches and not exceeding Is
hands, 2 inches. was won by Mont
pelier Corinne of Montpelier Farms
Powelton of Dilwynne Farms won fifth
place in Glass 81, saddle horses, for
best park saddle horse. horse should
have style. finish. good manners and
show all-around brillianCy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
DT PONT AND TRrMp BROS.
At ROCKFORD TONIGHT

There will he an interesting gau,a
staged AZ Rockford. 80 diamond.
this evening. when tho du Ponf and
Trump Bros. teams ~ tho industrial
League hook I'D TO play or their game
Of May 2, which ended IN a tic eight
all. Both teams are tie with PENNEY
for first place. the three teams having
won two and lost none.
The winner ~ tonight's garne v-iU
hold undisputed possession - FREE
place in the league ~ ~ least few
days. Game will 20 called az %. fu..
and President Bit Warren ~ ne
City League viii furnish an umpire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
HIGHS VICTORY OVER
|. PENN'S GROVE A CREDIT
New Jersey Team Has Brilliant
Record Since Loss TO
Locals.

One Of Highs bright lights % the
season II turning out 10 be the teams
victory over PENIS Grove High. Tho
latter team has been Boosting ~ being
indicated, but the locals victory
over them should not be overlooked.
Highs first game of tho baseball sen
son sent the Jersey boys home on
tho short end II 4-5 score.
PENIS Grove has been unbeaion
since that date and has challenged
Atlantic CITY High for the State
championship ~ Sew Jersey. Jim
Richards was tho victor over Ding"
Bell, who since has been tho pride =
the powder town boys. High school
mas defeated three other Jersey teams
outside ~ PENIS GROVE. they bcinc
Camden, Haddon Heights and wood
bury.
Today Coach Ashton sent his brr,-
against the local Catholic High team
and expects win.
BY the looks ri thinge. , r - vol
looping Germantown Academy yos'o-
day Herb white viii have "a sflT elmo
turning back the mu'e~ Tho tvo
games with Norris'ov'n High on
ttt'Df MUM tfdF ~ A" i'tt. n '.t' fffhN 70
one game. 10 be- played in tho after
noon.
Norristown crushed Temple Prep
lvlctors over thu locals. and they ehoul 2
put up q stiff battle on Tuesday Ws~'
Chester High and tho urhea'en Ches
tor team win also be hosts % Capt
! Carbon and his mates.
Coach Ashton may start pre'imi-
airy la sk.tbau practice immediate y
after tho baseball season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
He who swings and hits his dome
VIII take few rays OF sunshine homo.

When seemed as Mile 1enscn a Miss
repeatedly her over
the
4,
moved by any standard supposed
Of a
would Milo
winning where merely playing the
do with the
Seconds
intercollegiate
And tho range of picked Berkeley
from Harvard will again
oe a Wit doubt to the final event
And
universities the break happens
be a'trno pleasant
Princeton
into the 1nercc'lesAeS
Another California victory
who from the Pacific to tho Atlantic 'ev
Canal There be fam
OF aualt n sunshine
The
leer the modern baseball is than the missile Of ten
ball club with team batting average around ESQ stood well
VI nc 400
tho batting Of those who starred the e decade
Dempsey today Is vt
then rood lonely hn scanning the valleys with no challenger in
promoter Wills match when
mentioned the cheering extremely
light The huaha" wouldn't he great tn" size tho purse were not
public expected to check million dollars for
the should
Charlie Chaplin make millions out of comedy where heavyweight
champion can't
through Of
the throos Of Of
with tIornshy The Missouri,
rtl has
Of
he'd n
why can't some ono run yards
incentive FOR speed is never quito reached
. 3 O
at
air
how he
IN at some
Il .
lI have no aseba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
CHAIN NINE
STOPS BACHARACH GIANTS

The American Chain Company
baseball tenn. OF York, Pa. invaded
our fair city last evening and hand
cd tho Bacharach Giants the short
end Of "A I to 4 score. This ls the
first defeet charged against the for
mer Atlantic City nine since they de
cided to make Wilmington their home
Lefty" George. former Minneapolis
American Association and Detroit
twirler. was on the hill for the visit .
ors. and he set tho Lundy crew dom
with ease SIR Richard" himself war
the only Bacharach player who could
hit the big southpaw with any con
sistency. Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
RUTH CHASED FOR
ASSAULT|NG UMPIRE
Throws Dirt in OfficiaHs Face
Thsn Goes After Fan; Two
Homers for Meusel.

New York, May ?e.---Bsbc Ruth Is In
hot water again Just what the tsnl-
pcrature OF the water Is was ~ atNsS
ton burning the thoughts last night
OF 1900 fans who saw him throw
diamond dust In an umpirc's face.
The Yankees won the game from the
Senators by 6 TO 4. but It was Bob
Nieusel who did tho trick. not Ruth.
Mcuscl twice hit the ball out of the
lot for home runs and rs the iugmen
WIN by a two-run margin. Bob's feat
can be appreciated by New York fans.
After Ruth had sacrificed two pals
along a sack I'm the first frame by lay
ing down a neat hunt both scoring on
Bakers solid clout TO center. the Babe
wpllopod one to center In tho third'
lilo tried 20 stretch his hit into
double. but he had forgot Ia figure
upon the throwing ability Of Rice. The
lAtter's toss TO Harris at second beat
pabc by a second or two. and Umpire
ln,debrand called tho Bambino out as
the reinstatcd Home Run King plough
al into tho bag.
Ruth protested vehcmently. and
then gathering n handful - dust
threw ~ In the umpire's face. Hide
brand wiped hts oycs with one hand
and waved Ruth to tho showers with
the other. On his way from the field
Babe stopped many times In an ehort
To got the last word This aroused
the displeanlre OF some of tho fans
and they boocd Ruth as no walked TO
the Yankee bench.
A Ruth reached the duEout fog
horned voice IN the stands roared
eoncthing which To Ruth was UNI
pleasant. The homo run hitter vault
cd the dugout and started for the man
who had displca sod him. This fellow
Ned to safe spot under tho stands
and Babe started for the showers
With head bent ne walked slowly. and
a. he reached the blearhers he looked
Up to shake his fist at those who
Jeercd him Then the stands let out
. great cheer and Ruth doffed his car
and bowed as he disappeared through
tho clubhouse gate.
4 group OF fans then started for
the man who had shouted at Rahc.
This individual was requested by 20
lice 90 leave. and he did.
Tho Ramhino's attempt 60 won't his
wrath on a hooinE fan recalled IN,
Etion or 1y tohh, the veteran l'aci
VINO entered the stands IN New York
ton years sGo and had more success
than Ruth I'm reaching hts annoyer
Ty WAS suspended for ton DAYS At thai
time and tho incident caused the
famed strike" Of tho entire Detr,i
team.
Babes misdemeanor WAS rcporte,
60 league headquarters and to-day M
WAS awaiting the verdict and the sen
tcnce IL appeared that Babe woul'
draw. another suspension. or a heaV'
fne, or both.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
CLOSE AT DELAWARE.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, May 26.-JOhns Hopkins
baseball and track teams will both
be here tomorrow to meet University
of Delaware teams on Frazer Field
These will be the final contests OF the
season for both Delaware teams.
The track meet will start about l
o'clock and the baseball game at about
3 o'clock. 4 record crowd is looked for
as there IS always keen competition
between Delaware and Hopkins teams
Delaware went TO Chestertown, Md,
for baseball game with Washington
college, this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
GIANTS Offer s150.O00
FOR TWO REDS STARS

Cincinnati, o.. May s6.--Man-
aGcr John j. McGraw. OF the
New York Nationals. yesterday
announced that his club IN will
Ing and ready TO pay $4,000
for tho contracts OF Eddie
Housh. outnelder, and peto
Donohue, pitcher, OF the Gin
cinnati Reds. President August
Hermann, OF the Reds. said
Donohue was rapidly develop
ing into ono of the great stars
OF the mound, and that he would
not be traded or sold to any
other club under any cIrcum-
stances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
SHOOT SATURDAY FOR
FELIX OU POINT TROPHY
Interesting Events at Bellevue
Tomorrow Under Trapshoot-.
ing Asso. Auspices.

The second shoot for tho Felix du
Pont trophy viii take place
I tomorrow at the club grounds at Belle
we. The shooters will be classified
by n committee appointed for TINT
purpose and two sterling silver spoons
will be awarded for each class. three
classes, on the Lewis class system.
There is an additional or season
trophy Of n set Of knives and forks.
which will be awarded 20 tho shooters
in a plan that Is being prepared.
The Delaware state championship
challenge trophy will also be con
tested for at this shoot. the holder.
Isaac Turner, having been challenged
by l.. n. Willis Great interest is being
taken I'm this match, as both contes-
II lnts are confident Of winning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
DEFIANCE GIRLS ~
VICTORY OVER RECREATION

Thu Defiance girls opened 'he'r
baseball Seas on last evening 30
Bavnard Field with an - 20 9 ,ic'o-y
over tho Recreation tcarn
Hap" gum. star finger for 20
Tenth Ward fair pas'irners allowed
but four hits Tho feature - .ne
game WIS the hitting ~ Niss OuH
Helen Mcmahon. Jennie M~Naho-
Gene Roller for Defiance end Mes
Roberts for Recrcation Helen Nfr-
Mahon hit for the circuit IN tra
sixth with two IN base The s~rre
Defiance .... 81 . - 10 g
Recreation go 2
Batteries Quili and Dougnerfy.
Parkinson ard Robinson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
.HUMAN LOCOMOTIVE HERE.
He IL Sprtnting From New York Il
Washington.

Samuel A. johnson. New York
newsboy. known as the Human
Locomotive" passed through this city
last night on his way from New York
20 Washington. Johnson has made n
WAS~r that he can run from New YORK
Go Washington within so hours. He
has a letter OF introduction from.
Mayor HYMN To President Harding.
whom he viii call on upon his arrival
IN Washington.
Running from 100 20 ESQ miles a, a
Etrutch, with short rests and prac-
ticAlly no sleep. IL a habit with him.
When he dccs take a nap II is a few
wtnks curled up on the back seat Of a
motorcar. which follows him. johnson
has several running records 10 ais
credit He ran from Albany TO New
York. 100 miles In IS hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
BOND NINE TRIUMPHS
OVER C0OkMANITES

The Bond Manufacturing Company
of the Industrial Twilight League
took the measure Of Goodman, . 10 ;.
in an interesting game at Baynard
Field. The hitting honors were car
ried off by F. Peters and Sterndale Of
Goodman, and Carter and Sutton, of
Bond. The excellent fielding Of Peters.
Cole and Carter featured. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
ERRORS PERMIT ST. PATRICK'S
TO DEFEAT PIONEERS

Pioneers, with a patched-up line
up were defeated by st. Patrick's
team in farcical contest. Is to l.
The score indicates the kind of a game
it was, the Pioneer aggregation never
having a look in. Sullivan pitched
fair game for the losers and deserved
better treatment. Errors by his
teammates. eight IN number, account
ed for most OF the runs.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
LETTERS TO SPORTS
EDITOR MUST 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
lished, due TO the sender's fall
ure to sign his or her name.
The name is not desired foc
publication. but merely to show
the good faith of the writer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
MEETING TO PLAN FOR
CITY FIELD MEET

Representatives of all athletic clubs
in the city are invited TO attend
meeting TO be held in the Community
Service headquarters. 2054 du Pont
Building, next Monday night at s
o'clock. market street elevators).
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss a proposed city field meet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
EpwOrth Defeats Trinity,
First NJ. p. Drops Contest

The First Central boys won their
Church League game from First NJ. y
last night at Rockford Tower, 1874
The game was married by errors
Heavy hitting featured. w. Baldwin
and Brodley getting two hits each
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26

Slated for Young In 9th
'Batted for Wheeler In 9TH.
onatted for Finley In 9th
SCORE ny INNINGS.
American Chain = I q q % o %
bachnrach Uiant-~o u u q q "a
Twu-base hits. Toner. . Three ia So
hit Elliott. Home run. Lundy Sacrifice
hits. Toner Ernest Sacrifice nv, partie
Bases on balls OF George Oft Harris .
OF Wheeler. 2 struck out by George 7 :
by Harris. / by Wheeler 2 Stolen
bases Lundy. q Yank. Feori Davis,
Hits. on Harris, . in 4 IA innings on
Wheeler | In 2 "a innings of Streeter
? IN 2 innings Passed hall, Yank wild
pitch. Wheeler EMPIRES. Henry and
1smison. Time of gamc. hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26

Epworth defeated Trinity. Al. IN a
postponed second division Church
League game at Eden Park yester
day afternoon. Crouch allowed the
losers but four hits and had nine
strikeouts TO his credit Swain and
Taylor made two baggers. J. Warren
had two hits to his credit The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26

seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Prandywinc 4. G. ...... 3 . q o q q 10
New Castle A. n .. 2 D q q 2-5
Summary Earned runs. Brandywine
A c, New Castle A. A. 2 Two-base
hits, Mcdaniel. W. Madden. 2 spcakman.
Thrce-bs.e hits W. Kern. Speskman
Home run, Worth Sacrifice hits. Proud.
J Gallagher. Ninkcr. Mayor Hit by
pitched ball. G Madden. MAYOR Bases
Struck out. 10y Ingram. 2: by W Mad
den, l. stolen bases. A Gallagher. G.
Madden. Davis. W Madden. Minker
Left on bases. New Castle A A, : Z.
prsndywine. A. c, @. Umpire, Gear
hAusor. Time. 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
TAKFS ONE
FROM NEW CASTIE

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. May se.-The New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team las, evening lost the first twi-
light game OF the sea son to tho Bran
dywtnc A. &. team OF Wilmington by
the Close score Of 6 to 3. at Battery
Park diamond in a scven-inning con
fex. Tho SCORE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
ST. STEPHENS WINS.
Wildcats Drop Game Mt Elmhurst Fea.
| tured by Dennis Pitching,

st. Stephens of the Church League
defeated the Wildcats, Ell, at Elm
hurst yesterday, in a game featured
by the pitching of DEM. who allowed
but one hit. Yerger allowed seven
hits, but had IL strikeouts.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
abe Ruth in Lin1eLght Again; Bacharach Giants Lose
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY


County League.
Delaware City Va. New Castle.
Five Points VS.. Newark.
Marshollton vs. Yorklyn.
City League.
Eastlake va. Defiance.
Edge Moor Va. Seventh Ward.
st. Hedwig's Va. Krebs.
Bankers r. Brokers va. Union.
ST. Mary's VS.. Parkside.
Suburban Church League.
Braek Eek Mt Bbenezer.
Hockessin at stanton.
Newark at Cedars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Boston
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEE6UE.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia q gamesl.
Chicago at Cincinnati q games).
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26

NNOhI1 II INNINNN,
st. Stephens G. l.. ...... o 1 o Go
Wildcats .................., q o l o D o.
Earned runs st Stephens, T. Two-ba So
hits. Cam. 2; Warren and Eckels Struck
out, Yerger. IL: Dem, 5. Double plays
Nennsteel to Kendeil. Left on bases. St
stephens. o; Wildcats. z. Stolen bases,
Nennsteel, Cam and Shaw Hit by
pitched ball, Yerger (Hirxel. Nennsteelj !:
DEM (Oberly). Bases on balls, of Yerger
2 DEM. /. Wild pitches. DEM Passed
balls. Oberly, 2. Time Of game. l.25.
Umpire Reed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
"klNNOCkS"
ny Pcrpie Dane.

when Old Doc Rain threatened
10 throw his WET blanket or
something over the old BALL
GAME and then changes his mind
and smiles through tho afternoon
with pleasantncss-say aint HE
wonderful
The ring that interests most boxers
is the RING OF the old
MIGHTY DOLLAR,
He drank white Mule because
he believed himself TO be
W0NDER-FCLL! J!
What has become OF those Southern
"baruyard" golf players?
Fr,I sh- Rcisler Chased. No doubt
fighting In Michigan for glory and
no purse made both boxers sick
In "Dc-troIt."
A puff proposition for any rookie
those senators OF washington
play baseball like those Senators
of the senate handle the coal
"strike."
Just az soon as a fight rumor leaks
out between Jack and Jess. oil usually
LEAKS out on Wizards ranch.
Many rookie pitcher Is now
working In the GAS HOUSE.
Percy Kendell-Noted Golfer and
Sportsman Dies.
Time. like an ever-rolling stream
Bears all its Sons away"
Before the curtain rises; .Sug-
gestiye names for race horses;
JAZZ
H0OTCH
SARACEN
ALMOST
DEAD BROKE
The reason some teams lack har-
mony is because somebody is always
throwing a monkey wrench into de
work 81"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-26
FRANZ DAIRY NINE DOWNS
NINTH WARD GROCFRs

The F'raim Dairy nine defeated no
Ninth Ward Crocers ia a loosely play
ed contest At Twenty second and
tune of 2 70 T.
This makes two out - three games
for the milk tossers They defeated
the Clover Dairy CO.. two weeks aga
by the score Of . 70