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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

thing / can do for
You, write me or
ask me" So Paul
Bazaar, Of Ro-
chester n. Y.
who had both
hands blown off
during the war,
waited until the
senator became
the President,
and then asked
him to help him
get a job. Har-
ding suspended
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
Domestic

Operation Of "a nationwide baseball
lottery with headquarters in Cleveland
IS Indicated, police announced, as the
result Of the Arrest Of a man at st.
Louis believed to be the local agent.
Attorneys lost their Fight TO get John
Duval Dodge, young millionaire, out
Of the house Of correction at Detroit,
Mich. where he was sentenced for
five days on It speeding charge.
Dry raiders found liquor in the fifth
leg of IL dining fable. in rooming
house NJ breckenridge Tex. The leg
had been followed The womau who
owns tbc table paid 500 and costs.
BeHjUmin i. Austinc president Of
she Augustine Automatic Rotary En-
CINE company Buffalo, y Y, was
held for trial at Charlotte, Mich, on
charge of violating the state blue
sky" laws
one hundred and fifty Chicago drug
gists lost their licenses by order OF
Charles A. Gregory, prohibition direc-
tor for selling liquor ON fraudulent
prescriptions
Five masked men at night stripped
glued and featbered a man on the
public square aft sulphur Springs, Tex.
and then told him 10 go home 20 his
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

lean Legion -four
ishes and cele-
brate 5 p c e.
West Point is the
home of the Stew
art Whiting Hoo
yer post, which Is
under command
of one of earth's
glorious species,
a hig h-ranking
non com.
Andrew Rheu
de, a sergeant,
was chosen from
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
Sporting

johnny Dundee of New York won
the decision over Charlie White of Chi
cage in Il slashing 1J-round bout at
the Madison square Garden at New
YORK.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Baron MdntOn Of Compton Eerney
was thrown from his horse and killed
while fox hunting near Stratford-on-
Avon Lord Manton formerly was
Joseph Watson head of big soap
firm
Four men in disguise entered the
ST. Brides home ut Galway. reland,
and shot and killed Sergeants Gibbons
and Gilmartln and seriously wounded
81 constable. Just previously three
masked men entered the workhouse
hospital ana killed Patrick Cassidy of
Mayo.
Mustapha Kemal Pasha has gone
from Angora to the general headquar-
$ of the Turkish nationalist army,
and viii inspect the Turkish advance
divisions. preparatory to the coming
offensive
Twenty natives were killed and
thirty wounded at Nairobi, British
East Africa in fighting which followed
demonstrations over the arrest of the
Indian agitator Thuku, says "a London
dispatch
4 serious epidemic of smallpox is
sweeping Costa Ricu. A dispatch from
san Jose says 1000 persons have the
disease.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
LEGION POST AT WEST POINT
Andrew Rheude, a Sergeant, Heads
Organization in the Country's
Greatest School for War.

In the heart Of the country's great
est school for war, a post Of the Amer
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
HE LOST BOTH HANDS IN WAR
Paul Bazaar, Rochester m. ~ Legion
Man, Given Special Consideration
by President Harding.

"My bow" said Senator Harding, in
October, 1913, IF there IS ever any
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

DARYL WILSON is the kind of baby every mother wants her
IL child be- He sturdy handome Hehas been voted
baby SoSin milwaukee, Wis. where he z-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
r oreIgn

Baron Manton Of Compton Yerney
was thrown from his horse and killed
while fox hunting near Stratford-on-
Avon Lord Manton formerly was
Joseph Watson head of big soap
firm.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

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Even in hot weather the unopened
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Are you keeping a record of your
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Write for our beautiful little record
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sent YOU FREE. together with an
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THE BORDEN COMPANY. ~
BORDEN p,,;J5ics Nesv yort n
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

-Four men in disguise entered the
ST. Brides home ut Galway ireland,
and shot and killed Sergeants Gibbons
and Gilmartjn and seriously wounded
a constable Just previously three
masked men entered the workhouse
hospital ana killed Patrick Cassidy of
Mayo.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Nlscouat Pee, former under seyre-
tary f yhe aar AND air ministry and
eaaugcaor vi the dueaF ii Lancaster
g. the pr@seo, gaNorunenI ait London,
Aas peen appointed secretary OF STAGE
for india
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

For Tie FIRST time in tHe- ai>ory 81
Bakershei eal, people there -uak
ened ta see ,ae cay covered Win s
blanbet of SHOW.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Alustapha Kemal Pasha has gone
from Angora to the general headquar-
IS of the Turkish nationalist army,
and Will inspect the Turkish advance
divisions. preparatory to the coming
offensive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
JUNIOR SWIMMERS
SHOWING UP WELL
Wardenburg Establishes New
Record; Dudzinski improves
His Time.

The results Of the time trials held
IN the Y. NJ. &. 4. pool yesterday for
the members Of tho Junior team that
will compete against Baltimore on Sat
urday night were most gratifying as
several members Of the team hetteref
their best marks and new find was
made among the plunycrs.
During tho plungfng practices PAM
Wsrdenburg was induced 20 take
plunge. lie showed great possibilities
and after short practice cut six sec-
onds off u tho time for his first plunge
and made the distance, 20 r.. in io2
seconds -Vardenburg promises 20 -
one Of the best plungers IN Whining
ton and with conscientious training
will make tho best " the locsl plunG
ers work overtime To retain their
! laurels.
/ Raymond DudZnsI<l. tho one leg-
ged boy who has created such a biz
/ sensation In local swimming circles
and startled tho Baltimore fans ~
taking 4 second place "a the plunge
bettered tho new recor> wh.rh ~
/ made last week by ono second
Bruce Difendcrfer. another high
school youngster is displaying great
form IN the 40 yard swin and was sgr-
cessfuI in clipping il sec. ~ - rs
old time Yor this distance 4n frs
time trial held yesterday. Young ~
feuderfer along with Franklin Palmer
are two promising candidates for tns
high school team
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which Is the opening date OF the sec
Ond half Of the league race.
Some OF the fastest players that
money can procure have been signed
up and every town and its following
OF fans are spreading the news wait
until the next half" we will show a
faster ball club than what played the
first half.
The attendance at all Of the games
has been exceedingly good. not a club
in the circuit at any of their games
falling TO show a good financial
amount TO their clubs treasury. With
interest growing and becoming keener
for the next series, il Is more than
/ likely that every club in this league
will make money this season.
| The umpiring has been of the best
that has been engaged for several
years. The men are not located in
any part OF the territory covered by
the league and no favorites are played
and the order at all the ball yards has
been OF the very best.
This is due 10 the selection of an
able president OF the league, Arthur
T.. Jewell. OF Havre de Grace, who
makes unexpected visits 10 the games
and mingles among the fans IN the
stands and gets their opinion by the
closeup method OK being present al
The games.
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+. d. LACKEY, JR. HOME.
Local Young Man Makes Notable
Record Mt Andoyer Academy.

Frank d. Iackey. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. u. Lackey. has returned home
from Andover Academy. Andover,
Mass. lie has been a student of the
academy for the past two years and
has carried off both academic and
athletic honors each year. He entered
Andover as a junior and won three
letters. He was captain OF the varsity
baseball team which, under his lead
ership defeated the Phillips Exeter
Academy by the score OF is 20 .. He
was member OF the Student Council,
the Advisory Committee and the Ath-
letic Committee OF the Academy. and
vice pre- sident OF his fraternity. In
the fall he will enter Yale.
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EPW0RTH AND ST. STEPHENS
UNABLE TO PLAY GAME

Epworth and ST. stephens will be
unable To play the postponed game
which was 10 be played tomorrow.
Managers Hirzel and Dickey made
every effort TO procure playing field
for the game but as everything is
taken up, it was necessary 10 put the
game OF until a later date. possibly
after the Fourth OF July.
St. stephens is scheduled 70 meet
the First-Central aggregx ton in a
regular scheduled Church League con-
test Friday at Baynard Field. Len
Thorpe and Jack Williams will do the
battery work for the Saints" On the
last meeting Of these two teams
about two months ago. the 1utherans
lost a close game TO the First Contra
crowd. but since that time have gained
considerable strength and have clean
ed everything in the league up.
The management of the St. Stephen.
team would like TO arrange a game
with some fast out of town indepen.
dent team for this Saturday and alsC
for a double header on the Fourth Of
/ July.
Address all communications to As
sistant Manager Lester T.. Short, o.
call either 1881 or 3405-W.
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GREAT INTEREST NOW
IN SWIMMING CLASSES
Enrolment is Unusually Large
and Program is Expected to
Develop Many Natators.

A great deal 81 interest II being
manifested by the business men ana
the YOUNG mon of the city in the
swimming classes being conducted In
the y. NJ. G. A. at ls.l5 and sis on
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. The
senior members meet On Monday and
Thursday evenings at 500 o'clock for
swimming aud life saving instruction.
\ number ~ swimmers are enrol
ling VA the classes for the purpose of
prrfecting their swimming and taking
advanced work Tuesday nights have
been set aside for the purpose ot Civ
ing swimming ana life saving tests.
Onc copy " ~ Progressive System
ct swimming" has been presented to
every man ana boy enrolled In a
swimming class IN order that they
may know what they have Ia do to
quality rs beginner. swimmer. ad-
Nanvcd swimmer. or life saver.
The nttlc booklet. "A Progressive
System of swimming T. nllng "a much
needed place ia the swimming pro-
gram ~ the local Association and
PROMISES tu place swimming On q
much higher plane IN Wilmington.
The enrolment IA the huNs' classes
q unusually large ana a great deal ct
attention IL being given the young
STEERS The hoys meet three times a
week. There are twu classes Tor he
Hinu,rs ana one each for tho swim
inors advanced swimmers and NE
savers Al glasses are held In tho
Afternoon and Tuesday and Thursda y
mornings ARE sct aside FOR the purpose
Vf giving tests
This summers program Is undoubt
eddy the most extensive ever put OF
10y tho Ia, Al Association and should re
suit IN the development OF a srca'
many good swimmers.
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LOCAL SWIMMERS FINISH
SEVENTH IN INTERNATIONAI

The Wilmington Y. NJ. G. A. finished
in seventh place in the international
swimming and life saving contest. This
is the greatest swimming event OF the
year and is world wide in its scope,
The Y. NJ. G. A. of Honolulu, Hawaii,
was the most successful contender and
won international honors, with Berk-
ley, California, and Lincoln, Nebraska
pushing them hard for the honors.
w. keoloha, of Honolulu, Of Olym-
pic fame, and worlds champion in the
00-meters back stroke swim, was high
scorer, with a total OF 31l9 points and
J. LeGate Of Chicago was second, with
2.4s5 Edward Bardo was high scorer
on the local team with a total Of 2,l35
points.
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Catholic Daughters Entertainment

In the knights - Columbus Ha .
Tenth and West streets as nigh
the Catholic Daughters 81 Amer =
held 2 BUSINESS meeting and s0c'ai.
Tire proceeds from tho entertai rrner-
VIII be applied 20 me New building
fund and the Juvenile Court WORK. The
attendance last evening vas large and
the program was excellent Miss Ella
Lewis - chairman 81 ne huIdi0 Z
fund and Mrs n. r. Kaighn Chsirro a n
Of the Juvenile Court fund. This eve-
ming the women viii give a card part
IN Gilbert studio.
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Sllverbrook Athletic Association.

Al the last meeting Of the Silver
brook Athletic Association. which was
held at the home Of John Elliott. 1906
West Fourth street, a glee club was
organized and the following persons
have signitied their intention of be-
coming members. with Raymond I4lley
as director: Edward Harting. Elwood
Calhoon, Francis Autman. Russell AL
temus, Evan Simpson, Robert Green,
Harry Daley, Mr.. Peoples. Archie Nc
Claren, William Prestofer. Rehearsal
will begin Immediately. Tho next
meeting will he held at the home OF AL
bert williams, 1925 West Fourth
street, this evening.
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DEFIANCE PREPARED FOR
NEWPORT INVASION TONIGHT

Defiance is prepared for its in
vasiOn Of Newport tonight when they
will clash with the league leading
krebs nine.
Jimmy Kerrigan, the Salesianum
High pitching ace. is slated TO twirl
for the Tenth Warders and the tall
blonde hurler is anxious to put his
teammates back in the win column.
Kerrigan's appearance will also dispel
reports Of his playing with a local
semipro team.
Crouch IS slated TO work for the
pigment makers and the fact that he
hung the Indian sign on the Bulldogs
in the previous engagement. he is
anxious 10 work again.
All Defiance players are requested
to be on hand at the association club
house at 221 North Jackson street, at
6 o'clock.
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LOCAL BUTCHERS AND GR0CERS
TO GO TO PHILADELPHIA

The Wilmington Butchers and
Grocers Athletic Association VIII
Journey to Philadelphia in automobiles
tomorrow and will play the J. J. Felin
co. ball team Of that place. at The
Logan Sail Park. a. $50 p. m.
After the game they will return 70
the company's plant for the rest of the
sports as we'll as 4 feed. All those
who have made arrangements with
President Gray and Manager Ander-
son for the trip. are requested 20 be at
COZ King street, not later than lis p.
NJ. and all those with cars are TO be
at the same place.
James Faulkner. salesman for the
J. ]. Felin Co, and also representa-
| tive of the athletic association Will &C
company the Wilmington Butchers and
! Grocers to Philadelphia.
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FastIake vs.. Defiance Juniors.

Eastlake Brigade Viu line >
against Defiance Juniors on Thurs
day night AT Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets. IN 40. 4 diamond. The
game "a scheduled 20 start a. g 10
o'clock
The Brigade would Ike - arrange
games with any team IN the city he-
tween the ages Of - and -. Nd
dress challenges o &. Townsend, -3i5
West street. or call Sill
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National League
MILFORD A. A. WINS OVER
DOVER GIANTS IN BATTLE

Milford. June 9S.-ln a pitchers
battle at Dover yesterday the Milford
\ y defeated the Dover Giants. }
to -. after one extra session had been
played.
Mitchell. OF Milford. scored one in
the first stanza with a wallop over
the right field fence. Then neither
team touched the home plate until the
ninth when the game was tied up by
Dover scoring run. Dover duplicat-
ed in the tenth and Milford put the
game on ice with TWO counters in the
last half.
Van. OF Milford \. A.. whitfield IS
batsmen, and Manlove, of Dover,
struck out Il
! Score BY Innings.
Dover Giants O.. 10000 OO01 IL
Milford y A. e. e.. 100000 %
! Batteries: Nan-Fountain; Man
! love Cubbage.
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MANY ENTRIES FOR
JULY 4 SWIMMING
f. E. Gallagher is Chairman;
Contestants Must Make Ap-
plication Immediately.

Entries are coming IN for the big
swimming meet on the Fourth OF July,
which is a part u the program OF the
Community independence Day cele-
bration. and an interesting program
is in store FOR the followers OF water
sport
Al meeting Of the general commit
tee 81 the Independence Day celebra-
tion. IL was decided To start the
aquatiCs at II a. m, instead OF having
IL I'm the afternoon 80 as to attract
larger crowd. This will be right
after the various neighborhood pa
rades and other celebrations, and is
meeting with the approval OF those
who have already entered their names
for the contest.
The program includes events for
men and women and boys and girls
with prizes for first three places in
each event IN each class. The boys
and girls and the men and ladies' will
alternate In the competition, the first
event will be a 25-yard swim for boys
S5-pOund class. this will be followed
by 20-yard swim for the S5-pound
girls class. The llO-pound boys class
will swim their 25 yards. TO be fol
lowed by the lI0-pound girls class, anC
/ SO on. The meet will be conducted il
the same order Of the last three Bran.
DIVINE meets, which brought ou
capacity crowds.
Francis T.. Gallagher is chairman
u the swimming committee. and ha.
with him Leroy +. Sparks and c
Walter kadel OF the Y. NJ. c. A, VIII,
are working 10 make the swimming
meet one Of the best attractions of tn,
day. Harry Hainsworth. the new swim
ming instructor Of the public pools
Is also working with the cofnmitte,
and will be one Of the officials of tn,
meet. Entry blanks may be secure,
at Brsndywine. kirkwood, Deiamor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
BOXING SHOW POSTPONED
UNTIL THIS EVENING

The all-star show scheduled for last
evening at the Chester Ball Park was
postponed until this evening on &C
count of the rain. The first bout will
start promptly at $50 o'clock, weather
permitting. if not bouts will be held
the first clear night.
One local boy. Lenny Sullivan. a
young brother of Kid Sun. appears on
the bill. meeting Willie Brown of Phil
adelphia. in the main preliminary
bout. This bout should prove a hum
mer as both boys are fast stepping
fiyweights and are out for a knock
out victory. Jackie Moore. OF New
York. colored featherweight champ,
of New York, meets Johnny Mosley. of
Philadelphia. in the wind-up.
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lAIfS TO ACT RIDING
IIO>hHD.BHlrT0N SEANtE

New York, JNre IS. New
York state Boxing Commission,
a. SIS weekly meeting yester-
day. took no action Ia regard 20
the sudden termination Of the
bout between Benny Leonard
and Jack Brit;un which was
severely criticised by sporting
writer's
Commission officials announc-
ed that they were contemplating
no inquiry into the match, which
ended IA the thirteenth with a
decision FOR BrittOn on a foul
delivered BY Leonard.
While taking no action as far
Rs the principals OF last nights
contest were concerned. the
commission announced the sus-
pension 81 Charley Leonard.
brother Of Benny. who acted as
one 81 the lightweight cham
pion's seconds for jumping into
the ring before the referee an
nounced his decision.
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A game that promises Co lie real
hot battle Will be staged tonight at
psvnard Yield No J. when McCabe
and Trinity 81 the church League
meet The game is scheduled 20 start
o. q o'clock The last game between
,hp teams was close and interesting
throughout Tonirhts game should
b. rcpufition OF the last
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28

Seventh Ward will have the strong
parkside team as the attraction to-
night az Fourteenth and WoOdlawn
avenue in a city League game. The
'parkers" are out 20 even the count
a. the "Warders' handed them the
short end Of the score at their last
meeting.
Friday night they meet Union in
league game. Union always gives
th. Chicks" fast game. and real
battle Is expected
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The Bacharach Giants of Whining
ton and Atlantic City will return TO
Harlan Field today for a three days
stay. They meet the Richmond Giants.
said TO be one of the strongest colored
clubs In the south, this evening at
$50,
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NATIONAL Lt.uI l..
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. 4; Boston, ,.
Athletics. 6: Boston. ia game)
Cleveland. .; So. Louis.
Chicago. 9; Detroit. ;.
Other clubs not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. :; Philadelphia. l.
Called end of sixth, RAIN
Brooklyn. : Boston. 3.
P.ttsburg. &; Chicago. !.
Plitsburg. :. Chicago. 6.
second game)
81. Louis. 3. Cincinnati. 3.
I2 innings
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Cambridge. Nd. June 2s-Rain
broke up yesterdays game In the first
half of tho seventh inning. with one
Crisfield run across tho plate and n
runner on second and two out, with
Cambridge leading. Johnson's catch
Of high foul In deep left field back
of third base. WAS tho fielding feature,
Nuth. OF Crisfleld, hit a two-basc hit
and home run. The score:
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Home Run Contest

Four-base blows popped 20 the right.
left and in front yesterday in the
major leagues. Twelve was the toll,
each wheel having six. Title Walker
OF the Athletics, moved his total TO 10.
and he was the only man among the
leaders TO improve his position. Others
who circles the bases We're: Cooper
and Rohwer, Pittsburg; Young, New
York; Wirts. Chicago; Hargrave and
Daubert. Cincinnati; Flagstaff. De-
troit; Mostu and Schalk. Chicago;
Burns and Dugan. Boston The
standing Of the leaders:
National IaapDa
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Harrington. June 2S-Ralph Sharp,
colored, Of Milford, VIII meet Watson
Dickerson, Of Philadelphia, in an eight
round fistic combat here on July g.
Both fighters weigh about us pounds.
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independent Games.

Pepper Club Vi. Westminster
Reserves. Baynard. No. 4, $50.
Bacharach Giants vs.. Rich
mond Giants, Harlan Field, $50.
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Pocomoke WalIops Salisbury.

Pocomoke city. Md. June Is
Pocomoke defeated Salisbury here
in one-sided game. by the score OF
l3 to 5.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
T0NIGHT r.
It.

Bankers and Brokers vs.. st.
Hedwig's, Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets.
Defiance VS.. Krebs, at New
port.
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Church League.

First Division-Cookman vs..
Westminster. Rockford. No. ..
Observation-Disclosures.
Second DivisiOn-Scott VS..
McCabe NJ. T., Baynard. No. 4.
Observation-Disclosures
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and Y. NJ c. A. pools. Swimmers who
are thinking OF entering the meet are
urged 10 send in application TO f. l..
Gallagher as quickly as possible.
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Laurel-Parksley Game on.

Laurel, June 2S.-The game schednl-
ed here between Laurel and Parksley
the league leaders. was called off on
account OF rain.