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+, Alaska now has many gasoline
sleighs in place of dog sleds, its chief
Transportation medium for centuries.

Eighty thousand men are said to be
employed in French automobile fac
and by motor truck producers.
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WANTED-AGENTS

BUILDING AND LOAN SOLICITORS.
Top commission Prompt renewals.
Can work anywhere in Montana. A
live association. State Building &
Loan Association OF Montana. Lew
istown, Montana.
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GLACIER PARK-Furnished rooms;
also Groom cabin for housekeeping:
reasonable rates; five minutes walk
from station. Monteath, Box IA.
FIRST class room and board in mod
ern home. 615 Sixth avenue north.
NICELY furnished room for one OF two
gentlemen. sos Sixth avenue north.
ROOM in modern home for gentleman.
So a week. Close in. Fone 1928.
FURNISHED room, So per week, close
in. Is Sixth street south. 8
FURNISHED rooms, board If desired.
615 Second avenue north.
NICELY furnished front room. Apply
1924 Fourth street north.
TWO downstairs rooms. with gas. 621
Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED room for rent. 7O9 First
avenue south.
BASEMENT room for rent. 500 Second
avenue north.
ROOM, $40. $40 Fourth avenue north.
FURNISHED rooms. 712 End ave. No.
ROOM, gentleman. Ala End. Ave. No.
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9 FOR RENT-UNFUB. HOUSES

20 FOR RENT-UNFUB. HOUSES
FOR RENT
2312 First avenue north
80 Fifth avenue north, 7 rooms
923 Fifth avenue north, S rooms
917-919 Second avenue south
4O4 Fifth venue south
406 Fifth avenue south
go Fourth avenue south
612 Fifth street north
Lawrence NJ. Mcdonnell
81 First Natl Bank Bldg.
MODERN six-room furnished house and
bath; full basement, tubs. water
power washer. good furnace, gas and
coal range, piano, nice shade trees,
pretty lawn. chicken house and park
garage for rent to adults. Fone 1924.
GROOM dwelling, north side. $4,000
s-ROOM dwelling. north side $4,000
5-ROOM dwelling, north side $500
Midkiff-Spalding Co.
POS Central avenue
IF its a dwelling or a bungalow you
want TO rent. Call at 205 Central
Ave. Misunderstanding Co,
FOR RENT-e-room modern house;
renovated and new urnace. Inquire
21o Third street north.
FIVE ROOMS. partly modern. 519
Tenth street south. Inquire, S14 Sec
n avenue south.
FOR RENT-Six room house at 2o4
Tenth street south. Inquire room 7,
lThisted block.
UNFURNISHED five room bungalow,
all modern. but heat. 5 Sixth st. No.
Phone 5544.
SMALL HOUSE for rent, with or with
out garage. 1901 Secoed ave. south.
Fone 1915.
! SIX room all modern house, 1906 End.
Ave No. A. Fl. Gray.
SMALL modern house. Enquire 81
Eighth avenue south,
HOUSE for rent with garden. 619 Ninth
avenue south.
HOUSE for rent. 5I5 Eighth ave, so.
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, FOR RENr-HoUsEk.PINo Rms.


LIGHT, airy housekeeping apartments,
k~itchenettes, special summer rates.
Fair Hotel, b0S-510 Central venue
FOR Rents rooms n bath, fur
nished for housekeeping. 1910 Fifth
avenue north. Zone 622S.
TWO we'll furnished rooms, $50. Sleep
ing rooms $40. S22 Sixth ave. north.
SINGLE housekeeping rooms, cool.
clean, comfortable. 800 Third ave. no.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
Jewell Apis. 122 Second st. No.
HOUSEKEEPING room, gas. telephone.
All Fourth e south.
LIGHT housekeeping room So month.
S08 Second avenue north.
FURNISHED apartments. 514 Third
avenue north. Fone s112.
NICE clean housekeeping rooms S12.
423 Fifth street north.
TWO modern housekeeping rooms. 51o
Third avenue north.
FURNISHED, modern. s23 7th ave. So.
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WANTED
~ SITUATION wANTED-FEMALB


DAY WORKS. Second avenu north.
Fone $3.50.
WASHING done at home. Fone 5S73.
ANY KIND OF WORk-Fone 1891.
DAY work any kind. Phone 1865.
WANTED house work, phone s1s5.
WANTED-Day work. Phone 7136.
DAY WORK. Phone 1887.
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HELP WANTED-MALD

parcmento Bergefs Ue=
partment Store
THE HENNEssY Co. department
store, Butte. Mont. requires the SER
vices of a thoroughly experienced
Drapery and Furniture salesman. A
splendid opening for a thoroughly
experienced, aggressive man who is
competent to eXtimate, sell and de-
sign. Apply to the superintendent.
Hennessy Company, Butte. Mont.
TWO YOUNG MEN to sell high grade
long distance radio sets, direct from
factory. You can sell these sets 500
cheaper than any place in town.
1876 commission Fone 1901. between
3 and $50 p. m.
HORSES AND HEADERS WANTED
Horses for ranch work and headers to
work by the acre: Boyle Land GO.
p. Q. Box 9o2, City. Ranch east of
Great Falls.
WANTED
Experienced farm hand. Mrs. w. P.
Grooms, Bynum, Montana.
WANTED-Experienced statesmen to
sell oil royalty. Must furnish refer
ences. Call 5o7 Montana Building.
Lewistown. Mont.
WANTED-At once, experienced dry
hand mixer. Good wages for right
man. Write to Sanitary Dairy. Lew
istown, Mont.
WANTED-Three men with good bind
ers and horses to bid by the acre.
30I First Natl Bank Bldg.
MEN to shock 500 acres wheat by the
acre. Cooper 1925 First Ave. No.
ONE chore man and harvest hands.
Call II Fifth street south.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Duggan Plumb
ing ard Heating Co.
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DESIRABLE residence lot on First
avenue north for 500. Interstate
Realty, 500 First Natl Bank Bldg.
WILL SACRIFICE three-room house,
$500. Close in. s19 Sixth ave. north.
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FOR ~SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-Or sale, a 5%Oo0-acre stock
ranch near Millesan. Cannot be beat
for cattle or sheep. Write C.. D. Eliot,
Box 27. Great Falls, Mont.
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4FAEMs AND KEL1S oUIsHMENrs

800 ACRES farming land near Genou
house, 1870 acres plowed, u mile from
postoffice. s7ta% oil, clear abstract
Warranty Iced for $3.50 per acre,
Terms. Consider auto or city property.
Best buy in farming land offered
this year. P. o Box 314.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
SEVEN

and Wade and Hamil always to be AZ
the back guard post. the above nys-
man scoring machine could not be
stopped by any other high schoo com-
bination in the valley. With this team
there are five long shots and five near
basket sure shots, five good foul caSerA
five good drIbblers ard a ive-man PASS.
ing Team. G.. Haniil is captain OF this
team.
The second team is selected from
among the best second timber ever
available. Hou,h, Of Wellsburs,
Porter, OF Steubenyille. are given ths
! first forward POSTS on the second team
by means Of their great work the pA@'
season. Poth are consistent scorers
and foul shots for their respective
teams They rank very close to the
first two forwards named and would %
valuable aids TO the first team.
! Byrd, Of Wheeling. who stands ns1t
70 Carl Hamil, Of L!nsly, in the center
positions, Is given the second center
| position. Byrd Is experienced and a
tall. lanky player, who fits in with n
rood combination. He is a good scorer
and frequently shoots fouls. e.
Nemic, Of Bellaire, and Watkins, cap
lain Of Wheeling, receive tho call fea
the second guard positions. Both are
players who score from mid-floor ana
are Of best guard variety In the valley
today, and only their lack Of scoring
ability keeps them from the frst team
! named. Both are born lighters and are
Of great value to their respective teams
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has fr> 7uent!y Won games for his team
single-hl ndcd hy his great scoring
ability. lie is n good dribhler and has
Il bcwildcrimS pass hard to judge by
the opposition. With his phys!c 10 hold
up at all times he IS then OF great
value 10 any team. Not only Is Hamii
regarded the best center in the valley
but state critics who have seen him
play proclaim him the best in The stat"
OF West Virginia. He has three years
experience on the court and has one
more year left at the L!nsly Institute
to play.
Wade, the star Of the tri-state cham
pions. the Wellsburg team, Is given tho
choice OF the first guard position. "aoe'
n natural fighter. one of the best floor
men in the valley, n good long shot ana
a bear under the basket. 4 good drib-
bier and passcr and 4 good shot OF some
experience, is by far the best guard
in the valley today. Wade who finishes
his basketball playing at Wellsburg
high this year has played on the team
for four years and was Captain for
three years. He mas the physic OF a
good guard and Is n great shot from
mid-floor. He also Is a good dribbler
and when once through the opposition
no is n clever shot near the basket
Wade also Is n dependable foul shot
and last year Won the West Virginia
state foul shot medal Mt the Ruckhannon
Quincy. lie is n good passer and lights
till the end. and uses his head TO good
advantage. 1t was largely through
Wade's playing hat WellshurG was able
TO win the tri-state tourney ut Bethany
last week.
DcBOlt. Of East Liverpool, who has
this season been playing the forward
position to perfection has been trans
ferred to the other guard position. frs
because he is n great foul shot which
adds TO the first teams strength. He
is a first class shot n stands fourth
in the valley this season with points
scored. He Is 4 hard fighter and
natural dribbler. He Is good in team
work and works best 10 advantage II
bringing the ball down the floor. eitheI
dribblinG or passing. is TN
maInstay OF the upper valley champs
tho East Liverpool high. and 1t Is large
~ through his playing that the pottery
I city lads have done 50 we'll.
With the use of the ive-man defense
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MOUNTAINEER TRACK
MENTOR HAS PLENTY
OF new MATERIAL
With Veterans Back and With Plenty
of Green Material, Prospects
Arc Bright

sNlf'lil u NV
M~Organtnwn. March 2O.-Although lie
will have his leading scorers ot the 1921
season In uniform this spring Coach
Natc Cartme! luf the West Virginia Tn
l~yerSity track squad IL expected 10 draw
heavily on tho Freshmen class for ma
tCrial with which To mould his track
md Held machine. Right now II looks
ns though these new men Will out mum
icr tho veterans when the regular sound
IS selected and It would. not b" aurpris-
Ing to see some Of the youths who
starred IN the high school track and field
meet here last May playing under III"
old Gold and Blue this year. SNmo or
them arc showing up exceptionally VOL
mil they will he heard from when the
Informal tryout are held. Coach Cart
nell plans to hold tho first Of those
next Friday. March Goth. IN order {" get
a iinu or his material. Witch another
VIII he held on April 18th. II is planned
TO hold the latter affair on class or col
l"gc lines, that Is. to have the members
nf tho various Classes and colleges COM
pete for high h"nnrS.
Prominent among Cartmcll's veterans
Rrc CHitain LNZ2"ll. Il half-mii"r. George
I'm, who starred last year In TIA" dashcs,
high jump nnI broad jump. Ii"rr" nm.
who also competed In tho high and broad
jump: Ralph knutti. II consistent scorer
Tn the hurdles: and Dewitt Courtney the
Ncst Of m" shot and disCu"Y candidates
All or those mon scored regularly n u
spring and Tailed fully ninety percent
OF tho teams points. other veterans
who will 10 out IN uniform this w"ok.
when prac:I"n is started in earnest. Will
hc Finch and Cuntncr. two.m tIrrS: Chris
man. discuss and jlv"Iin. iuldhcrC. shnt
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HIRAM COLLEGE TO
Be WELL REPRESENTED

Hiram. O. Mar. 2O.-Hiram college
expects TO put out 4 better baseball
team this season tina min years, even
though the sport has only recently been
revived after 4 lapse Of years, Many
experienced men Will be on hand. In
Guiding: II. Chapman. Medina; II. Z.
Wells, Garrettsville. q. L. II. CALVIN.
Youngstown; r. f.. Rloom. Nelson. O.;
{. c. Carleton, Mantua; r G. Bum.
Hiram. and George Morris, OyrS. New
material Includes: \. Fl. IicilwiE. Az
rom: W. II. Gore. Chagrtn Falls; 6. {.
Thoma;. Cortland. and +. Day, Miilers-
burg.
Some OF the lost glory OF past Hiram
mines IS expected 10 he rCCa!ncd. Coach
r. T.. Tillotson believes. \ new base
hall diamond was opened last year.
Hiram's schedule for the season is:
April 2@-Rescrvc at Cleveland.
April @6-Oherlin at Ohcrlin.
May 3--R"serve at Hiram.
May l2-Akrou At Hiram.
May 19-Akron at Akron.
May 2T-Baldwin at Hiram.
Last year Hiram won four out ~
seven games. most OF them being
played away from home.
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ONLY TWO VETS

yellow SnrFrG&,O.. March 20 Antioch
college Will build this years baseball
team around two veterans. |" n j.
Northup. the Only old rUc0 VIII" VIII h"
in the lineup Prospects ar" "ons!l"r"o
;air. The sChcdu," II:
April 6~-CvdNrri.i" 1t Aifl"ch
April S-Dhjo Northern N Aha
April li--Wilm!nE;on Mt Wilmington,
April 2~5--S1rhnan at antioch.
Npril IS Obi" ut Athens.
Arril "N-an!tal Uni. at Columbus
MAY -C"da;vIiic at ''cdarv!ll"
May f--I'ui. nf Dayton at Dayton.
May l2-Wilminrton NJ Amti"rh
May l2-Earjham at Richmond. Ind
May 2O-cap!lal nj Antioch.
May 25--Kcnova At Ant:"'h.
May 27-.Wcsl"yan Al l~c,J"d'"
Juno 2-p"nuis0n a. Antioch
June 9-Oticrhcin at Aut'"'h
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Third Team
Honorable Mention.

Forwards: Evans. Martins Ferry; BurH'
Eardt, Shadyside; Robinson. Warwood'
Yarmouth. MInEo: Jenkins. Stcuben-
willie; ConIff. Cathedral; Snyder. Bcliaire;
Hills, Triadelphia. CentrrS: Calder
wood. Wcllsburg: r. Miller, Warwood;
Smith, Philadelphia: Miles, Rcl!aire.
Guards: Buclekc. Wheeling; B"rreshem,
Lingly; McSwisgcn. StcuGenNillc.
Capta!ns-'. IIamil. OF the First
team: Frcdericks. OF the Second team.
and Watkins, Of the Third team.
Brinkman. the first Forward chosen.
Is of the Wheeling high team and one
of the best forwards ever 10 be procured
In the Ohio Valley. ~Brinkman, an cN-
pcrienced player of ability coupled with
size and weight has all the reHuircments
that q player should possess. First.
Rr!nkman is the highest point man in
tho valley this season and for the past
three seasons. lie is a good driObler.
fast on the floor. and the best shot from
under the basket and mid-lioor that Is
plAyinE on the court in this valley to-
day. Brinkman rs not the kind OF 4
player that blows up in i critical NOM
en-, OF the Ealnc and with the expert
ruce he has had he uses his head At all
times and is OF great value to any tea III.
Rrinknan also attains the best foul
record for the season. and In this de-
partment il" would be the first called
upon to shont fouls. Br!nkman iS a
rond paSScr and 1T various times finds
his way down ~ door To help his team
mates IN their Ill., man defenslN" which
is used extensively today. B~rinkTan. as
the first Forward "tards uut' @;"dly
above all othrrs in the valley.
shrimp Orin. OF BeltN!re. next 10 the
leading scorer of the Scns"n IN IN" VAL
lry receives 10y merits the next call for
the other forward position. Grin. VIII" Is
u natural baseball player. Is one OF tn
best offensive players, not only on the
Bcllairc team, but outside OF Br!nEmam
OF Wheeling. Is the best in tho valley.
Grin Is experienced and has a cool head
In q tight place. always playing Il stcl.
lar game when It is needed. He is alsr
an ndept foul shot and this season has
n percentage next TO Brinkman OF Wheel
ing. He passes the ball cleverly and
can dribble through the fve-man lie
gerse with ease. This season he has
been called upon to drihhle through the
orpositlon In order that his team might
score and has found himself To be one
Of the best dr!bhlers in the valley. lie
Is the right size player for \ basketball
team and couples with ~Iriukman Of
Wheeling as peer sin the forwards OF
the valley.
carl tamil. of l.!usly, stands without,
q peer among Ia" pivot men OF The val
Icy today and has held that distinction
for the past two years.
lTamil. with the phHsic Of the q col
leKc alhlct" and tn" aEgrcssivcn'SS OF
the best players available. and Il shot
Of untold value. his selection is q l"S'"
choice. Uamil who Is an experienced
player and n hard fighter. has the stuff
10 hold up under any kind of strain
tina, he Is called To. He IS 4 fine shot
from mid-floor. Under the basket and
anywhere within the radius Of the
basket. lie is Il dependable foul shot and
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C|NC|NNAT|AN
NEW LEADER
IN THE 4. B. {.

Toledo. March @0--Thrcc new names
appeared among the first ten leaders IN
the all events department of the Am
et!Can Bowling Congress tournament TO-
day but scores in the doubles and SIN
giles were not sufficiently high to cause
Il change in those divisions.
II. Stewart. of Cincinnati. collected
1926 pins for his nine games and went
away ahead Of the field In that class.
+. Schwartz, OF Fort Wayne, hung up
1873 and took second place.
A Nolt of Milwaukee. bowling on one
OF the late afternoon shifts, made his
total 1850 which gave him sixth place
Three mer, r. Dccgan. Buffalo. j.. os-
trander. Cleveland. and l.. Lucke. OF
New York, are tied for fifth position
with 1851.
The highest score Of tn" day in the
doubles WAS ll90, made 10y a Fort
Wayne team.
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STATE CHAMPS COACH
WILL FACE PROTEGES
MISS Taylor Will Play at Forward with
Alumni Quunt In Big Game
Saturday.

When the Wheeling high lassles trot
on the floor Saturday night TO meet the
alumni FIVE. they will face their coach
Miss Elanore Taylor, who will be at Il
forward berth.
Miss Taylor has coached three cham
plonship teams in the past three years.
and knows every tactic used by the
varsity Of the Cold and Blue. She has
been coaching the alumni quint along
the lines TO expect, So the varsity will
have every reason In the world to fear
th"ir opponents.
Others on the alumni lineup Will be
sara Cl"uIcnn!ng. Rose Arh"nz. leila
E'o"rman and H''H",S Tlrtch 80 tn"
alumni presents a most Formidable
lineup.
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FIRST SPRING DOPE ARTICLE BY
HUGH FULLERTON GENERAL COMMENT

mate or underestimate = p'"HSI' ""N
figure i up. Follow me IN 'h'S ""P''
Eut Lex me warn y"u again "N''"S'
betting ON baseball. II is ''l' P",'
snortsmansh!p and risky. This dope Is
no. for gamblers. hut Tor Us fans Nh"
love tn, snort and WAR, 70 have the les;
tenn win
BEFORE starting. however,. | want 70
sav that no matter what the dope SayS'
II. be- roofing for Rohhy and Spoke 4"
win; they ve right fulNS and good Ie'-
lows whether eighth or first.
X Now. com on. 1t the pencils sharpen
ed. and ;ct's 30 to it. In tn" next aru-
Gle we'll tackle The first haSrmcn.
Copyright. 1922, the New YORK Even
INK Mail.)
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Rheumatism at so
s. 8. 8. Thoroughly Ride de Dsdy =
Rheumatism lmpui6sA

Somebody's mother Ia suffering to.
nightl The scourge Of rheumatism
has wrecked her body; hmpinE and
suffering. bent forward, she sssS but
the common ground, but her aSed
heart still belongs to the starsi Does
anybody care? s. 8. 8. u n Of the
greatest blood-puriflers known. and Il
helps build more blood cells. tn med
icinal ingredients r purely veGstA-
BILE. It never disarranges tho stomach.
II is, In fact, q splendid tonic, . blood
maker, . blood enrtcher. It baniaha1
rheumatism from joints. muscles and
the entire body. 1t builds nrm flesh.
1t Is what somebody's mothar needs
out to get a bottle Of {. 8. s. yourself.
surely somebody In your family viii.
Somebody, get q bottle Of g. 8. 8. newt
Let somebody's mother be8tn to feel
joyful again tonight Maybe. maybe
It's your motheri g. g 8. - soA at
all drug stores, in two StseR The
larger Hize Is the more ooonenjca4
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WELLSBURG MAN
NAMES TOSSERS
Of ALL-VA[[EY
BR1NKMAN, oRIN, c. HAMlLh, "ADA
AND pEBoLr CHOSEN FOR
THE FIRST TEAM
stump" Fredrichs Chosen TO Lead ZIG
Second Ftve By Charles
Nichols.
by CHARLES NICHOLS.

The following first thrc" IIVcS O. V"V
uppcr Ohio Valley. selected by ME- Men
oils. arc taken from the high s'h""i aln-
lctcs in the radius Of East Liverpool
q. md S!stcreville, W. Va, these cams
comprise the upper Ohio Valley n not
,us, tho teams within the Wheeling OF
S,cubcnville districts, as some SeIcctoFs
havo made their selections from. Every
athlete playing on the court this season
has been studied and the first team
nickel Is made up of the pest eNpeFi-
enced five available. Material this sea-
son Is the best in the past 10" years
and makes the selection mat much
harder. Tho teams are as follows:
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esley. 0: Mozart. > (furfeiD.
nA rj-o1 rdiro
HARMON A. C. WIN
OVER ny" RESERVE

IN one Of the most exciting games Of
the season the Harmon A. {. basketball
team defeated the ~ deserves by tho
count $3.50. At the end Of the half tn"
score stood 1916 In favor of the "l'
quintet. but the Harmon five made 4
strong comeback and wnn ont. Tho
game was played on the Whitaker Chess
ner floor and a large number OF specta-
tors witnessed the game
The lineup follows:
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Field Goals--Davls. s: Witt. 7; Wurtz-
hacker; Hilgendorf. 8; Raush: Weith. :;
Killarney 4; Barty. 3.
Goals-Dav!s. -; Weith. ii; Bnrty
Ia.
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SuhStltutiunS: McGilu Tor rape
Evans for Rush. Hand for Noble. Noble
for II. Price, Committee for Noble.
Goals: Martin. 3; Taprc, >: lil!. =;
Tighc, ): McClannahan, 3. Hand, ,; II.
Price. |.
Fouls: Martin, o out OF /; Tighr. y
out Of IS; ". Price, l out OF l: Nc
Clannahan. 4 out Of s.
Score at half: North street. "a; Elm
Grove. I.
Referee: Turk.
49,. go. ~
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GRADE SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Last Nights Scores.
Varsity.

Varsity.
Centre. rs: Ritchle. G.
Webster. i: Clay. =.
Union, 10; Washington. 10.
Eighth Grade.
Centre. .: Richie, 0. (forIcttcd)
Webster. 10; Clay. ,.
Washington. IS: Union, |.
Seventh Grade.
Centre. 6. Richie. s.
Webster. s: Clay, 4
Washington, 10; Union. :
Sixth Grade.
Centre. %: Richie, l.
Clay. 3: Webster, :.
Washington, 10; Union, 4.
Special.
Mcklnly. IL. jefferson. :.
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NUOSIIIWtIONS I.NNtTIS IUT NNTNVE"'
Sanders for Lukcns. Radcliffe for
PosCy.
Goals: Cory. 8: shannon, |: Nay. 6;
Carleton. l; Kelly. =: a. Kenn"u. /.
Fouls: Shannon. : out of II: Nay, ;
out of ): \. Kenuen. s out Of IL.
Score ut half: Fourth street, Il; Zane
street, Z.
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ST. GAINESVILLE ALUMNI
WINS THRILLING GAMI.

The fastest game Of basketball ever
Witnessed in GAINESVILLE was played
last evening AZ the BarncSville High
school betwc"n tho st. CcIairsville
Alumni and Ia" Musk!nEum All stars.
tho former vim NJ by tho count OF
1871. Tho game" WAS full W excite
ment throughout and the feature or the
ramo was tho foul shooting OF II.
rhristy. S!dehottum ana FOX MISC
piRycd hne ball for The winners. moore
and brown exhibited great form Tor
tho Visitors.
The lineup and summary follows:
St. ClairSvtNe MuBkinRum All GIar1.
S"hlicr 800. MGoro
S~IdctHlIHhl boEh
II. thllSlE ffo"h
Fox Pollock
I. ChriSty .............. Moorchcad
clark.
Fic}h Goals Schnfor; S!d"hottnm. &:
II. Ghristy. Z: Fo\. :; J ChrlHty; Moore.
1. lloyd. 3: brown. :; MoorChrad. :.
Fouls II. rhristy. I "ut or Q: Moore.
+ out OF -
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Suhstitut!ons: BrasCh for WciSn"r'
Smith for McCausland. l.. Wcishar for
FrRCt.
Goals: Neiss. 4; Weiscl. |; McCaus-
land. /: McClclland. /: Fricdr!chs, .;
Smith, !.
Fouls: Nc.ss. c out OF II; McCaus-
land. Q out of :: G. Weishar. . out OF >;
FrtedriChs. 4 out Of G.
Score at half: ST. Johns, 10. Vance. s
Rcfrrep, CnmDhel1
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Masonic puch PIN League.

offenders w. War~ood Can. Marsh
&. H. va. Social Ciuh No. /.