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tut compromis, dupa cat "a aflat,
sunt:
Notarea dc catre senat legei
pentru reconsolidarea datoriei
streine catre America prezentata
de camera fara nici referinta la
proiectul de lege a bonusului.
Votarea proiectului de legc
pentru bonusul soldatilor dupa ce
va trece prin camera, fara nici 0
referinta la datoriile streine.
Amanarea ori carei actiuni re-.
lativ la un nou imposit din care
sa Sc plateasca bonusul soldatilor
pana cand Sc va colecta din da-
toriile streine orr din vanzarea
bonnrilor impruputurilor streine
reconSOlidate.
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o BOALA ORIENTALA
ISL FACE APARENTA.
Gu rrezenta chinezilor in
California.

Departmental Salubritatii Pu-
blice al Statului face cunoscut ca
o boala numita clonorchiasis, CO.
muna in Orient, STA facut pentru
prima oara aparitia III Statele
Unite, Gu venirea a 81 negustOri
Chinezi in California.
I Investigatiile au arafat ca boa
la nu este vatamatoare sanatatii
publice atata timp cat masurile
de precautiune sunt urmate.
Boala, dupa cum s'a lamurit Ia
Washington, cauzata de un pa
razit intestinal, a carer inprastie-
re sc face de object prin melci 81
peSti de apa dulce.
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fara ca sa treaca prin teritoriul
aliat.
81 prietinii 81 inamicii lui Poin-
care sunt de acord ca Poincare va
.primi sprijinnl celei mai mari ma
joritati ce a avut candva un gu
vern francez. Sprijinitorii vOr ii
roialistii din dreapta, conservato.
rii din dreapta, blocul din centru,
81 blocul national din stanga.
Char 81 radicalii, = ell foarte put
tina exceptie, s'au exprifnat
pentru sprijinirca guvernului Po-
incare. Deputatii ce vor Fl contra
noului guvern nu sunt mai multi
de 10.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

'lul sOldatllOr.
Senatorul James w. Wads-
worth de New York, presedintele
comitetului pentru afaceri mill
tare al senatului, un al doilea
Republican care a declarat astazl
ca ell Sc va impotrivi la votarea
proiectului de lege pentru bonusul
soldatilor.
S'a aflat ca in cOnsfatuirea de
astazi a senatorilor Republican, a
fost o discutie aprinsa Gu privire
la legea bonusului, dar ca ma
joritate covarsitoare fost pentru
votarea lui Pare cd este sigur Cd
Sc va ajunge la un compromis in
tire Casa Alba 81 Capitol cu pri-
wire la legea bonusului soldatil0r
| 81 reconsolidarea datoriei streine
Conditilrnile principale ale aces
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

PARIS 18 Ian-Premeru Poincare complectat declara-
tile minsteriae fl cetite in Declaratiile
mpar in doua part ocupa potca nterna
lalta poitica externa.
Declaratie referitoare la poca exerna Frantei
edactate r still vguros Ee afirm dornta guvernuui
de mentnea 81 consolda aliantele sale 81 ntenta de
ea totdeauna de poca cuprnsa in traatu de Versailles
In prvee conerina della Genoa, Poncare declara
Franta trebue saba garantii della sovietee din Rusa
Despre Germana e spune matte trebue obc
ideea ca poate euda obgate sale luate prn
rataulu din Versailles de reface regune de-
vastate de armatele sale.
Partea refeoare la poitica ntea ocupa mportan
cese financare Frantei Chestia acceparii nvtarii
de particpa conerna din Genoa chestie
lesovata cabinet cand consaturea hat sfars
Dfcultae iv in jurul aane anglo fanceze sunt
aranae derendul reertor la rasartu apropat
discuta camdeodata.
Un comunicat Official dat All, spune
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
NuTatOTc q de|llBionat
dta Opera din Chicago
Zice ca nu poate suferi sa fie
stapanit de o femeie.

- ~ ~ ANAAs AAsCAuh
Muratore, aclamat de Mary Gar
den ca "succesorul lui Caruso," d
parasit compania dramatica 81 a
anuntat ca asia seara va Fl ultima
lui aparitie pc scena sub directia
D-rei Mary Garden.
FL nu vrea sa fie stapanit de Q
femeie. Mary Garden ii sdruncina
nervii, a declarat Muratore.
eva fl impossible sd reviu sub
dlrectia ca" a urmat Muratore
80 femeie nu poate conduce cum
sc cere O opera - ca este prea
schimbacioasa.
"E imposibil pentru cineva sd
fie 81 cantaret 81 director in acela;
timp. Trebue sd sacrifice fie abb
litatea artistica fie abilitatea CO
merciala. -
"Acesta este sfarsitul. a excla.
mat Mary Garden, cand fost in
formata ce-a zis Muratore. Este
ultimul paiu. Aceasta inseamns
sfarsitul dominatiunei streine Ii
opera din Chicago. De All fnain
te Sc va da preferinta americanilol
81 nu streinilor. Acum nu pot spu
ne mai multi. La sfarsitul sezonu
lui vol face mai multe comuni
cari.'
Hotarirea lui Muratore dat 10,
la mai multe cementarii.
Uni sc fntreaba: "N'a fost oar,
vre-o frictiune intre Mary Gardel
81 nevasta lui Muratore. Lima Ca
VALERIE
Lima Cavalieri IL "a cantat in Sc
slunea aceasta. Unii carl Isl adu'
aminte de primul eli interview il
sezonul acesta din Chicago SC in
treaba de ce n a cantat.
Cavalier a zis atunci: "Sa-m
tund parul! Nici odata. Mic mum
pasa daca Mary Garden sau alt;
Isl tunde parul. Eu ma tin d,
moda veche."
Mary Garden spusese mai main
te ca mandra ca STA taiat parul
Cavalieri, care considcrata d,
unii "ca cea mai frumoasa femei,
din lume," a fost angajata de com
panic numai pentru ca era singur;
Gale de al face pc Muratore S;
iscaleasca contractul 81 Ora Gar
den era foarte dOritOare ca Mura
tore sa cante anul acesta in Chi
cago.
Interviewul tenorului fos1
foarte franc.
"Mie imi place Mary Garder
ca artista. Mia procurat O pla
cere sd cant Gu ca, 81 daca impre
jurarile vor cere vol canta Gu ca
81 in viitor, dar este imposibil sd
cant sub directia eli. Nu-mi place
felul cum vorbea Gu mine. Ora
Garden prea capritioasa. Intr c
ri foarte placuta 81 doua ri nu
da nici buna dimineata. Aceasta
imi excita nervii 81 fmi strica yo-
cea.
"Dansa Isl schimba prea DIES i
deile. Oar de sigur ca sunt drep-
turtle ci de femeie. Poate toate
femeile Isl schimba ideile.'
Muratore a adaogat ca in sesiu-
nea viitoare sc va reintoarcc in
America, dar nu site la care COM
panic Sc va angaja. A dat sd Sc
.inteleaga ca pana acum s'a ofe-
rit trei contracte.
=
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''Ministrii 81 secretarii general
au avut un consiliu sub preseden-
tia d-lui Poincare 81 au aprobat
termenii declaration ministeriale
al caror text va fl redactat in
mod final name, Gu ocaziunea unel
sconveniri tuturor ministrilor la
palatul Elysee."
Premierul Poincare, venind dc
la consiliu, a declarat represen-
tantilor preset:
'''Eu nu cred ca America as
tcapta decisia. noastra cu privire
la conferinta din Genoa pentru Ca
sa la 81 ca o atitudine. Ea este
destul de mare ca sd decida sin
gura'
Intrebat de un ziarist ca vrea
Poincare sal autorizeze sa spuna
ca Franta asteapta decisia State
Tor Unite pentru ca sa hotareasca
de lua sau a nu lua parte la con-
fcrinta din Genoa, ell raspuns.
''D-ta poti spune aceasta ell insa
nu."
Sc poate insa spune ca Poincare,
in conversatia sa Gu premierul
Britaniei, pus urmatoarele con
ditii pentru participarea Frantei
Ia Genoa:
In primul loc: recunoasterea
tratatului din Versailles de Ru-
sia; in al doilea loc, ca chestiile
de despagubire nu sc vor discuta
la Genoa.
ID BRAND, in ultima sd vOrbire
in camera declarat Cd conferin-
ia din Genoa va fl cOnferinta Gu
caracter absolut economic 81 fl
.nanciar.
In cercuri inalte politice Sc
vorbeste ca dl Lloyd George ar Fl
spus d-lui Poincare ca prima che
site de ce Sc va ocupa cOnferinta
de la Genoa va fl ceea despagu-
hirilor, 81 Cd dl BRAND ma inteles
bine parerile lui Lloyd George.
Aceasta neintelegere este cauza
diferendnlui dintre Poincare -
Lloyd George. .s
Poincare . declarat reprezen-
tantilor preset:
''Puteti scrie ca, in ce ma pri-
] veste, Ell nu vol merge la Genoa.
Franta poate ii representata, dar
nu la conferinta ce Sc ocupa de
chestii politice. Oamenii de aface.
re al Frantei pot fntalni pc oams-
nil de afacere al Rusiei ori al Ger
maniei, dar Ffanta yrea ca confe-
rinta din Genoa sa nu fie mijlocul
de propaganda a bolsevicilor in
Europa E
Sc spune ca de accea fost alcs
! ofasul Genoa pentru, ca delegatii
tlysyiei rot yeni n feest oras
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perdsrea unui picior san
m6n4, Uniunea s. B. =. az IN
bsnsficiu do sapts suite dolayi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
i IRECELE ALEXANDRA AL TTGOSLAVIEI
FTanta Sc tine de- : '!fatatu|
din Versailles

PREMIERUL POINCARE PREZINTA All DECLARATII-
LIE MINISTERIALE. 80 CE A DECLARAT PONCARE
REPRESENTATION PRESET - CONDITIILE FRAN
TEL DE A PARTICIPA LA CONFERINTA DIN GENOA
-POINCARE VA AVEA MARE MAJORITATE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Bowl by Telephones;
Albuquerque Winner

Albuquerque Y. NJ. C.. A. bowlers
won two OF three games which
they played against the Y. NJ G.
A. team at Miami, Ariz., in ac-
ceptancc q a challenge from the
Arizona team. last night The
match was played by telephone,
he local team bowling Mt the ~"
alleys here and the Miami team
bowling at tho "Y" In Miami
After each game the score wcrc
exchanged by telephone.
The scores Tor the three games
were: Albuquerque. P21 sS6 and
gt7. Miami, SIS, gi6 and SIS.
Flint, McCroden, Marsh. Strange
and Franklin made up the Albu-
qucrlue team. while Briggs, Floss,
Hin. Barron and Fletcher made up
he Miami team The high score
for the Rnfue was made by strange.
who bowled 21f In the third
game on IA Arizona team Fle'-
cher howled 202 In the second
game, and VAS the only IN TO get
above zoo.
PcwlinF matches by telephone
will be played with o,hor Arizona
teams in the near future
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Rosenwald Cup Play
Starts Today With
New Handicap List

The preliminary round Of the
Rosonwnld cup tournament will be
played today at the Country club
golf course. The new handicap
list for this tournament. as well
AS those 90 follow for some time
has been announced and will be
used as the basis for compiling
scores.
The play tomorrow will be to
eliminate an but 10 players The
10 who come out from the Is
hole round with the lowest scores
Will remain IN the tournament
The frs match will be played eff
on Washington's birthday and the
second round on the following
Sunday There will be four rounds.
and the final play for the cup.
The new handicap list. as an
%nounccd. h.: ; Macarthur, %; r.,
Kelcher, %, W. ~ Allen, 30; X.
BaldrldEc, 90! Lester Cooper, 80.
J r. Guild. 49, Or. McLandrcss,
92i y 3 Hanger. ga George
Downer 81 w. Disque. aS; George
Farr. 9Ss r White, 9S; II Cooper.
rs Thomas Hughes, eS; H. G.
tcniken. sS; Tony Gilbert, 9S: II.
Cudehac IS. W A. Keiohor. 81.
D. Mcranua. IS; Roy Mcdonald.
U.s.. Or Cornish. Jr, as Rceaur.
so; Kari Aber. So; l., NcranJo, Sc.
pr Van Alta, sti II. Coors. Ir..
Sc; a G. Simms Sc: Charles
white Sc: +. O'ero. S. Loo Muir
uhy sN A. Prayer. Ss 4 Bruce.
sS; g. Herkenhoff, s.. c. Gioul.
90; Roy Strome. 90; J. Tlcrnoy,
90; g. Tierucy. 30, Or Cornish,
ST.. go; Joe Swlllum. 90: q. Cul-
pepper. 90; Or G. \. Elier. %.
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repeat its performance OF Friday
night during fhe first halt. Tint
half ended with the cor . TO ?
In favor OF Albuquerque.
by desperate playing. the III
paaO girls managed to tie the
core. and led with the :
to 8 when the game ended. The
Albuquerque girls still hnd a free
brow coming, however and Cos
lltz tied the score. The teams
then played off the tie and Albu-
querquC lost by allowing the III
Paso girls free throws on personal
fouls. I'll PRsO scored two troc
throws. and tire game was called
with The score ? TO Z.
butcher prayed well Mt forward
Tor the local girls. and when Goe-
lltz was substituted for her IN the
second half. the substitute did
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Second Western
College Conference
To Be Organized

CHICAGO. Feb tS-Can was
issued tonight hy mid western
collegiate athletic directors for q
meeting of representatives ~ tho
leading colleges. not including
'hc pig Ten for a meeting IN
Chicago next saturday { a organize
n second western college athletic
conference.
The new conference Is expected
TO include Notre lie me wabash
Michigan Aggies. Marquette. De.
troll North DAKOTA, South Da.
kOta, Nebraska and possibly
Creighton and 81. Louis.
Tho invitation was Issued when
leading mid western athletic direc-
tors approved the idea or O now
circuit and agreed that 'hore was
a general demand Tor It's organizl-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
BASEBALL TEAMS
REMNANTS BUD IN
SOUTHERN FIELDS
Managers Confident as
Clubs Flock to Train
ing Camps

NEW YORK. Feb. iS-Base-
balls 1922 plants Will be put out
to bud In southern soil within the
mex ten days
An Of the major league and
many Of the more u%ffiuent minor
clubs viii join In a general exodus
OF hasehall to the south. whore
tho managers viii put their hopes
ca 40 open up under warm suns
Around New York The fans are
looking at tho training trips VI
their Two prldcs as the first step
81 "a routine journey toward two
more pcnuants and II worlds
championship.
Such cocksure confidence ~ not
shared about the Giants all around
the National league circuit. Al
mittiur that John McGraw has n
club of eve 500 hittors, the
sweetest iufIeld in the league and
a good ouffcid. The dopestcrs
question his pitching staff The
81. Louis cardinals looked like the
team 10 the league at the close
w ihst season and the Pirates also
TO be considered. The re-
Vlaed Cincinnati Reds should be
stronger and even Boston doesn't
appear out OF the class.
McGrnw has TO bank "A lot on a
veteran pitching staff ana N some
81 the venerable arms 90 not come
through early In the season, the
worlds champions may have to
hoN To another,
Even with most OF the pitching
talent in the American league or
ncrcd he New York Yankees are
uo sure bot TO repeat. Six weeks
without Babe Ruth and Mcusel
viii give some other team % chance
60 step out and opon some dis
lance that Miller Huggins might
have trouble In closing The 81.
Lnuls Browns looked dangerous
last year and the Cleveland In
dams finished out OF the top only
because OF a series OF bad acci-
dents and the collapse OF "a fine
pitching staff There Is no ussur.
0nce hat the Nank staff might not
prove just as hig IA disappoint-
meut
Washington looks like q much
improved team and IL the Boston
Red soN get some pitching they
are due some place with the maui
ing crew Of sluggers that Hugh
Duffy has gathered.
There IL only one thing ure
about ho'h pennant races. and that
Philadelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Z STATE LEAGUES
ARE FAVORED TO
BOOST BASEBALL
Post Season Series Is
Part of Plan by
Dan Ortiz

\ proposal for two baseball
leagues In New Mexico Is made hy
Dan c. Ortiz, of Santa Fc, one
Of the men In the state who has
followed the game closely Tor tho
past few years. His suggestion is
a league made up OF one team
from Las Vegas. Belen. Santa Re
and Albuquerque To form "A New
Mexico Central association and
another league made up OF Clovis,
Roswell Las Cruces. ncming. sill
Yer Cl,y, santa Rita, AlamogOrdo
and Carlsbad, to he called the
New Mexico southern league.
The plan then calls for n reg
ular schedule Of games to he
played each sunday and holiday
other games could be played with
outside teams on other days, but
these would not count In the Of
fetal standing Cf the teams They
would keep their standings on a
percentage basis.
Al the end OF the season, the
team winning OUT in each league
could havd a seven-game series
for the championship OF the state
This series would he played with
three games In each Of the two
cities. and the seventh game to he
piayeu on a field chosen by lot.
According TO Ortiz's plan the
teams would be semi-protesfional
cities wishing to have n few pro-
fessionnl players could do so, but
a salary limit would be fixed. A
regular get Of officials for the
league would he elected. and u
would have one official umpire In
each Of the towns where the teams
play.
Ortiz believes that this plan
would greatly Increase intercs: in
baseball IN the stare, ana would
sn,c much expense 20 each ban
club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
JOHNSON PICKS
f. BEST FEAT Of
4 LONG CAREER
Pitched So Scoreless
Innings in Season
Of 1913
By WALTER JOHNSON.
What 10 you regard IT, your best
nprfOrmanCpg

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Foil Counts Out
Yankees; Three
Others in Ra.-

ST. LOt'ls. Mo, Fob. is-Lee
Foil. skipper Of the 81. Louis
Browns. thinks The New York
Yankees Will have a difficult time
finishing one, two in the Ameri-
can league fight This season.
That New York crowd will do
mighty well II they finish first or
second Fohi said. There are
three other teams IN the race,
clubs which must be considered
prominent ponnant contenders-
the Indians. Senator's and Brown
The team spirit 81 any one Of
these three candidates looks better
To ms than that Of the prosen,
champions"
Foil doesn't believe the Yam
KEGS pitching starr. even though
greatly strengthened this year
win live up 20 expectations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Tex Richard to
Enter Sport Game
In St. Louis

NEW YORK. Feb. is-nesigna-
ton os TEX Richard from tho
management OF Madison square
Garden was followed by another
surprise today when II was learn
ed that he Is going to take up
sport promotion ~ -. Louis.
Announcement that Richard rs
Interested with a party that has
secured a 20 year lease on the
coliseum IN 81. Louis" was made
public by his secretary. II WINS
added that the coliseum would be
patterned In plane and policies af-
ter Madison square Garden.
Rickard, " il understood, will
remain "a zone OF the interested
parties until after his trial and
II he IL acquitted. he will assume
active management OF his new
enterprise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

q ~lAmh|

Il wuuldpt a.. ne oil .vrn
II 1899 roducn6 some now n,as
Rocky Eapsns i'm his rocor, 49,,
with benny Innnard f,tisd 10 ,V',
I'M, ebnwninn.bip hut bs 1920,
tsynpJ dnttbt tb,t a,,n W
moi ln,inrrbi. ~
-
II was fb. general tpnro..a.
amopr the critic. thnt i,.onas ,
would win La r,upd such ~
forced Leonard to show his hest
warc3 90 win
"
Leonard ls 90 pretty big light
W'lsht' IN hll probability making
ne weight slows him up a bit.
Ihcre are many who believe that
leonnrd would show TO- better ad-
vantage fighting as "a weller. II
"" 1911
Johnny Kfbap. is sim tho ,o.,t
sr weigh; chHWnlrn ua ~ boht
The title ntmn.i Ia y,ars ~ :, ~
u itself verv r.pi.rknbte ~
Rickard is nov trying 10 have tsttN
nHmN TIuL hNu FFtfU HH 10 Inuf "a 60
isou Suuars With gbart., ttaoana.
-
\ great mnuy critics beiicva ,h,,
viii Dee able tc wr.St the tit,r from
The champion Many believed Dan.
ny Frush would turn the trick
kilbano knocked Frush out. but
there We're s0 many u%npleaaant In
'idcnts connected with that bout
.'"''l''"
=
Dave Shade tho wtltcrwelght OF
he three Fighting Shades A.
'o get me chance GO Jack Triton
rpWn ON tho nlpht OF February
~. Shade Will have "a big follow
ing In that bout There are mnny
The type OF fighter to beat Iirlt
ton.
~. -.,,t
lis ia da,i, ."Ie ut ours
n,ys,,r IN up pnr'
- lu' nNHhll"n despll'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Resignation of
Lands az Judge
Pleases Heydler

NEW YORK. Feb. ~ Tho
resignation % Judge X N Lands
from tho federal bench caused
general satisfaction ln baseball
circles here
we ough' TO congrut uiutc our
selves thet JudgN Lands mas de-
cidei 20 deTote his ont re- time ia
baseball John A. Hcvdier. prcsi-
dent ~ the National league snid.
NE has done lots for baseball al.
ready ana with his entire timc -
devote to the game he should be
able to do eve more"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
M~ID.IiMERICK BRIGADE
Rl.pOHTED IN HItDl.

DUBLIN, Feb ls-The mid
limerick OF the Irish republican
army IL reported TO have issued a
proclamation refusing to rccog-
nize the southern provisional gov
eminent or the army chiefs who
stand with Collins and Griffith
The brigade In said to have
Sworn allegiance to the existing
Irish republic"
This was the first sign OF dis
affection In the Sim Fein rnniui
as the time for the important con-
vention OF February ~ a%ppronch-
ed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

equally as wen. roth Albuqucr-
que guards played n ugh'ing
rnmc. having more opportunity
than they had on Friday nlgnt.
THE El paso girls showed much
Improvement in passing. Their
guards also had ths burden OF the
game"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
WHITE sOx DEPART.

CHICAGO. Feb. fs.-Seventeen
members Of the White sox team
left tonight with Manager KID"
Gleason for ePring training ~
Marlin Springs. Texas They will
arrive there Monday afternoon and
work will commence Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

Are thoroughly trained ad
writers. If you SO desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your sd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Scouts Winners in
y Basket Ball Game

Y The Boy scouts basketball team
,ton from the Harwood school jun
lbr team at the Y NJ 6. a. yeEier-
afternoon by "A score OF - 20
Ia Whitehouse. forward on the
ecouts' team. was the star OF the
rnme. making IA OF the Scouts rs
s,olnte ffss team took the lead IN
she first half, the half ending with
DE score 10 20 10 In favor OF the
Boy Scouts.
"a The l4ne-uqe were.
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GIRLS AND BOYS
FROM PASS CITY
WIN FROM LOCALS
Bankers Defeated IS
to IS; High Girls
Lose 9 to 7

Displaying superior team work
and more accuracy az shooting. tho
III rnso High school won from the
Bankers team In the basketball
game played on the armury floor
last night. So "a 25 The El paso
girls cvcuod up with the Albu-
gucruue High school by winning
from the local girls by a scorc OF
% to e..
The Bankers looked good at the
Opeuing Of the name. With two
minutes yet To play In the first
half they led with the score 10
to S. The high school team start
cd their work then, and The Bank
crs did not get on the long end Of
the score again during the game.
In the last two minutes OF the
first half the FL phso boys made
hnskc's In such rapid succession
that the half ended with the score
90 ia 10 In their favor.
In the second half the game
was slowed up somewhat, and both
en- ms TOOK to long runs FOR tho
full length OF the floor. drihbling
thr ball At first the Bnnkcrs be-
gan TO reduce the lead ~ the high
school team. but the inst-minute
rush again threw the III paso
team well into the lead.
Stoweli played well at first for
the nnnksrs. hut later In the game
was found nb~cn' from plays IN
which he should have been. Bryan.
the. other Banker guard. played
consistently throughout. Gilbert.
al forward on the Bankers tears
made a number Of spectacular
shots. ami was like n streak uf
lightning In his playing.
Cohen. the III paso forward
showed the same accuracy in
shooting that he showed against
tho local High school Brown.
Che big ri iazo guard. handled
NOR" than his share Of the game.
while Lozauo wns always IN tho
Bauker4' 'vny.
lho Mnn-un. Mnrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

A mid western auto dealer al
ways washes and polishos nov rars
brought 10 him for any kind Of
service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

Referee. Grace Mccormick.
subH.i'ution, Gooiitz for Dut-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
RNsKErnAIL REsILrs

United rressl Illinois defeated
Minnesota In "a western conferences
basketball game here today hy a
score OF 2S TO Is