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are included Ia the above table. J
A consideration Of this table
covers the contest pretty thor
oughly, West Virginia's superb
GRITTY Is Just about correctly mea'
sured BY Its total yardage of 772
in slxty-one plays as compared to
Pltt'e C72 yards In seyenty.one
plays.
In the matter Of first downs,
Pitt had q decided advantage with
nIpe rs compared to the West Wiz
gInlans' four. Two Of Pitts first
downs resulted from penalties II
the Mpuntaineers for ofHslde play,
however.
Won't Meet waynesburg.
The Fairmont State Normal
team will not play Waynesburg at
Waynesburg this week, as rulnor-
ed, according to Homer Tooth,
man, Normal coach. He says that
waynesburg kept putting him off
and changing dates and would not
answer his letters, Finally they
called up at the eleventh hour and
said the game was advertised for
this week, Homer told them his
team would not be there. z
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MoNoNGAH
DIcllpg.NIcDonald.

Dlcling.McDonaId.
Miss ursuline DIellug OF
Westernport, Md, and Patrick H.
Mcdonald Of Monopgah were
united IN marriage at Clarksburg
yesterday In the Immaculate Con-
ception Church, the marriage
ceremony was performed by the
Reverend Father McDermott, Miss
Dteling, who is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Dieling OF West
ernport, ia former resident OF
this town and sister OF Mrs.
James MeKaln OF Maple street.
Miss Dieling graduated from the
Cook Hospital several years ago.
She has been employed for some
time by the Consolidation Coil
Co. as welfare nurse IN the mining
towns near Clarksburg. Mr., Nc
Donald, who is son OF Micheal
Mcdonald Of Main street and a
native Of this town, has been en-
ployed-for some time as Buperin-
tendent of mines at Meadow brook
by the Consolidation Coal CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald will live
at Meadowbrook.
u. Y. r. U. Meets.
Group No. 3 of the B. Y. p, U,
rendered the third program OF the
B. Y. P. u. contest Sunday night.
This group was assisted with the
music by Hayward Reed and Jack
Bredbenner of Shtnnston. The
fourth aud last program will be
given next Sunday night.
New Minister Present.
The Rev, s, HI Steel, now min
lister OF the local N. r. Church,
preached hisS first sermon here
Sunday morning. The Reverend
Mr.. Steel expects to move hIs
family here shortly. The Rev.
Ralph Mccoy, who has been IN
charge Of this church for the past
two years, will move tomorrow 10
his appointment near Clarkahurg.
Personals.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Fabian at their home on Main
street yesterday.
Mrs. Lannis Leeson, Mrs. Clyde
Leonard, Mr., and Mrs. Roy Mar
tin and Mr.. and Mrs, John Martin
were In Falrmont Sunday attend.
ing the funeral of Mrs, John Mar
tins mother, Mrs, Anna BRrthlow.
Dun Morris OF the Blue Ribbon
Restaurant and ], s. Rex left yes
terday for a few days hunting
trip in. the Cheat Mountains.
Wost Monongah High School
will meet East Side High at Trac-
ton Park next Friday at, $3.50 In
a game OF football.
A daughter was born TO Mr..
aud Mira. Virgil Koon At their
home near here Saturday.
Miss Agnes Hoover OF West
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AMERICAN LEGION
.PLANSTODEMAND
.sNARCHEST FUNDS
Interests Of Disabled Soldiers
Declared TO Be First
Responsibility.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I7.-With
tie declaration OF Hanford Mac.
NIdor, national commander. that
sc American Legion regarded the
INTERESTS Of the disabled service
man as its first responsibility still
ringing IN their ears, World War
veterans hogan the second session
ofStheir convention here with indi.
,ssations that the rehabilitation CUES.
Mon would again come up for dis.
eliHston. The legionnaires were
considaflng the bulletin issued to
all post commanders by Lemuel
Boyles, national adjutapt, advising
them that millions Of. dollars col
Slheted during the war for benefit
{ot soldiers. and sailors rightfully
4 belonged to the American Legion.
After citing court decisions set
ting the legion as the one organi.
EatIon in its class to disburse the
funds, the national adjutaut al.
syised the commander TO take proper
3steps 10 secure all war chests col.
leetioAs,
After the business sessions to-
day, the veterans will turn to many
social and athletic events planned
Tor their amusement,
Samuel Gompers, president Of
the American Federation Of Labor.
Is here to address the convention.
baseball Commissioner Lands, who
arrived last night, will address the
convention today.
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SPECIAL TRAIN NOW
CERTAIN FOR GAME

MoRGANTowN, Oct. II. = II
plans now being made go through
a special train Of six coaches will
carry the Mouptaineer football
squad, coaches and attendants, the
University cadet band and Morgan
town fans TO Charleston this week,
end. Since the victory over Pitt
this city has been football crazy
and by tomorrow the special train
is expected to be definitely SEIZED.
ulsd.
One Of the~cars will be occupied
by the squad. two others by the
band and the remainder are being
reserved for the teams followers.
Director OF Athletics Harry A.
stansbury announced today mini.
mum number of fifty persons is
needed to Insure the chartering of
the special. Up until today nearly
forty had applied for reservations
and with several more coming In
every hour the securing OF the spe-
cIal seems assured,
The train Is scheduled TO leave
here Thursday night and the trip
will be made by way OF Fairmont,
Clarksburg, Parkersburg and Hunt.
ington. The cars will be available
Friday night, thus saving fans from
here hotel expenses. The return
trip will be started some time after
the game Saturday.
Interest here In the ". & L. cou.
test Is Just as great as It was be-
fore the Pitt battle and members
OF the team are being urged by
everyone to "beat W. & L." The
Generals are old and formidable ri
Tals who must be beaten. Football
Is the sole topic OF conversation
here these days and so long as mon.
ey Is available many fans can be
expected 10 follow the team over
the country. The success Of the
proposed special is, in the opinion
OF those who have already signed
up for the trip, only few hours
away.
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Union has accepted a position in
the Reckner Store on Bridge
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Kaminsky
visited friends In MorGRatown
Mr., and Mrs. James Gallagher
and family and Mrs. Beatrice
Sprays and son Lesley attended
the football game In Pittsburgh
Saturday,
Mrs. Thomas Killeen visited
Mrs. Thomas Doniin In Fairmont
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mex salyattl of
Scots Run visited here over SUP
day.
Mrs. Lee king, Miss Zone Cor.
nell and Mrs. Joe Jones We're
shopping in Fafrmont yesterday.
Miss Edua Brown Of AnnabelIe
was here Sunday visiting Miss
Helen Ice.
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ELECTION laws
TO Be EXPLAINED
Open Meeting Of Citizenship
Department Of Woman's
Club Announced.

The American citizenship depart.
mspt OF the Woman's Club, which
Is scheduled 10 hold a meeting
Thursday. afternoon, will postpone
this meeting until Saturday, octo-
Der 2S, when an open meeting will
be held IN the Masonic Temple at
There will be an attempt made
10 get great numbers Of women in
for this meeting from all over the
county, and the program will be a
practical lesson In citizenship, han.
dled- in absolutely non-partIsan
manner, and highly instructive for
every woman voter in Marion
County.
The Warrington Club and the
Pennington Club will be asked to
assist in urousing the interest OF
the women generally throughout
the county, and both the women's
Republican party leaders and those
Of the Democratic party will unite
efforts to get their women out for
TIE NESTING,
The American citizenship depart
ment feels that women voters need
and desire information about tho
ballot and about the proper way to
MARI a ticket. and also that lack
of this information keeps many
women away from the polls who
are too shy to ask questions at the
voting booths. One, Of the features
Of the meeting will be q query
box where women may deposit
written questions about voting and
election laws that are bothering
them. These questions will be full
~ answered and explained, thus
giving information not only to the
one who has written the question
but to the others present who de-,
sire 10 know.
This is expected TO be one of the
largest department meetings that
will be held by the FaIrmont Won.
ans Club this year. for It is an
open meeting to which every won,
an in Marion County has been in.
vited. The meeting Is dated 70,
Saturday afternoon, because tina,
day Is a general shopping day with
women from out Of town, and the
time has been set for their con.
venience.
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Landls Joins Fcstirities

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. H.
kenesaW Mountain Lands was
paFnded through the crowded
streets last night on the shoulders
OF leaders Of an un.programme ed
procession Of more than 5000 war
veterans who are here attending
the American Legion national
convention. When the veterans
SSad returned home to the crowd
I'D lobby, Mr.. Lands was called
on for a speech.
Boys" he said. "I'll never
miss another Legion convention
as long as ! live. My supper's
waiting for me-You know how
far I'll go for you. Gangway!-
- The veterans then shoulder
cd Hantord MacNIder, retiring ma,
tipnal commander and marched
with him through the streets 10
the same manner.
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CORSET gFsEcf EoR MsN.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE correct.
ly attired man Of the next few
months will wear trousers with a
corset effect, delegates to the ma.
tioqal clothiers' convention assert.
ed here today.
A rliablo belt permanently at.
tached to each side OF the trousers
and drawn around and fastened in
front gives the corset affect. The
back Is unsupported by the belt.
Norfolk coats with corset effect
belts and top coat provided with
an effective yoke will be popular,
the clothiers said.
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading
OCTOBER II

The governing sign OF the scales
and the middle sign Of the Air-TFl-
pllcity, and the governing planet
Is Venus, the goddess Of love, The
birthstone Is an opal and the
astral colors are crimson and
black,
Libra people are physjc coIlec.
tors of thoughts. having the abil.
ity 10 acquire the occult laws OF
nature. Possessing the power Of
perception Of spiritual knowledge,
they can reach the highest goal Of
human attainment by bringing
their powers to center within the
bosom,
Thees people are too apt to take
things from material standpoint,
and though their fine interior ma
ture will often show them the true
soul-side Of the question, yet they
often prefer and accept the con.
illusions Of human logic.
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(lTor the benefit Of the reader,
/ II should be explained that Ia
reaching the total number Of of.
felRlve plays, the number OF for.
ward passes completed, intercep:.
ed and incomplete arc ellmlnateY
since they are included In the TO.
tai number Of forward passes al
tempted. Similarly, the number OF
reiuTns on punts and kickofEs, the
number o. first downs, penaltiaJ
and flmhles are omitted since
they are moi offensive plays, but
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IMMEDIATE possession rs acres
at forks. OF road. Good s room
house, barn and other outbuildings.
Three car garage. Land well wa.
tered Price and terms easy. Harry
Layman, Phone 1452.R. 5592A
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TRUCK FARMS that pay dividends
annually can be bought at res
sopable prices here, Vegetables
are shipped eight months In the
year. Three and four crops are
grown on the same land annually.
Excellent climate and health. Plec
" Of labor, strikes unknown, Well
organized ASSOCIATION that sells ali
farm products. For particulars
write LAKE REALTY COMPANY,
Beaufort, s. Z. 5s76A
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The West VIrginfan wifi not be
responsible for more than cle in.
correct insertion o: any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
ttm.e
All cancellation orders on con.
tract aud until forbid orders must
be In writing addressed to the
WantAd Department, This is for
your protection.
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Metal workers. steamfitters and
plumbers will do well to use tho
Want Ads in their trades this
month, as they will be Invaluable
assistants.
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This innocent looking boy Is the
center Of plots by Austrian and
Hungarian monarchists. He is
Crown Prince Otto, son OF the late
Emperor Charles and Empress
zlta, He would be emperor today
had the Austro.H Hungarian empire
not fallen. Il (.
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Contracting:

WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER
PHONE 1851 GENERAL.
PLUMBING AND REPAIRING
ALBERT A. WRoE, ll4 WILEY
ST. 5Ss6A
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PENNSYLVANIA, FARMS FOR
MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND
SALEr-l have for sale some very
desirable farms at pre,war times
prices and would be glad to- com.
mualcate with anyone who Is con.
templating the changing their
places Of residences, We have
slightly rolling or level land, coed
roads, good markets aud mild eli.
mate, plenty cunning aud fishing,
good schools and colleges, e1cel.
lent r. X. facilities. Write me your
requirements, or come and let me
show you these properties without
charge TO you or under any obliga,
ton whatever. II, G, JONES FARM
AGENCY, Eikton, Md. 5677A
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Farms For Sale

A CLEAN well laying farm 117M
acres, within one mile Of Rives-
Vile corporation. Two homes, one
three room cottage in good con
dition; one new five room house
oak finish, Garage for both. also
good barn and other buildings.
Yonug orchard, Inquire c. N. vii
son, Rivesville, h. F. D. No. 2.
No. 6740-A
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Lost AndFoniili

BLUE BEAD AND GOLD EAR
DROPS between ;cranea Ding
Store and Nelson theater! Finder
please call The Westty irgtnian OF
flee. B795A
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FOR SALE Room house with
large lot, good bar1 and other
outbuildings; good we'll Of water
Terms reasonable. For tnforma.
ton, 929-J.
No. 5717.A
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Women's Specialties

FOR NuBoNEi-MADH no MFSA-
SURE CoRsETs AND suRGl-
CAL BELTS, MARGARET RUS
SELL. Phone lt54.Ai 81 1889.
Rs "a if3 hARr A
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.PUNTS AND
.+: PASSES ::

wi send his men through a hard
grind this week In preparation for
the Elkils game, and homes to
5treunce the team that held Char.
lesion to q low score.
AZ Traction Park
The East side:West Union game
hooked for this Saturday win be
played at Traction Park instead OF
South Side Park, owing to the fact
that the Elks' circus Is booked for
tie local ball yard all week. Coach
Gamage expects to have his men
IL shape for the contest and hopes
ta5Eeepre victory. Despite the re.
yeFs last Saturday, the East Side
boys are full Of fight and will bat.
tie all the way.
The Statistics
Following are the statistics on
the game as complied by the Tr:.
state News Bureau for the Pitts
bprgh Sunday papers:
Number Yardage
OF Plays
p. W. Va, p, W, Va,
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FAIRMoNT BEAUTY sHoP--We
are prepared to give RAIN WA.
TER SHAMPOO. Open evenings
by appointment. Phone 1902. $40
Monroe street, opposite postoftlce,
Rosie Tucker, Proprietress. 5704A
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINs-t;old crowns
$500 up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extracted Zoe. DR.. Smith, s04
Merchant st. Open evenings.
&2sAi
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To save my coin Ishall not try
Ny hope Of bliss has flown,
! cannot hoard enough toihuy
A coal mine OF my own.
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GOING souTH3 TouristIs cam.
car with table and beds foi
six, wardrobe, hptwRtef. light
and other eolyeniences! WIN sell
or exchange temporarily feF com
Portable home during school sen.
son. Apply Box 570etA care liAs
West Virginian,
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Houses And Lots

8 ROOM house and two lots. III
Maryland Avenue.
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING 4 hops
BUILT AND REPAfilEb
FAIRMoNT cARR1AGEiy voRKs
Phone 1851. ~
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TWo-ToN TRAFFIC. l'RIuI x
remarkable bargain Tor essii.
Write A. @. AHA, Huntington.
W. Va. 5ss4A
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DR.. DEEM. CHIRopoDlsT AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT sHURT.
LEFF 4 WELToN'S EVER 7
MONDAY. 5535A
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Autos And Accessories

Philadelphia Battery sersise
AtE.t;ol
In FaiTmonL Carnage Work.
recharginE and repairing on ali
makes OF batteries, PhilahalpSla
Diamond Grid nRtteripS. glaf.
Anteed two yeRrs,
JOHN n. SPiARs Prom.
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WANTED-GiTl for houSewoFk
small family, no washing, gooo
pay. Board with or without room.
Apply sos Pierpont Ave, Z 56ssA
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED: GOOD GIRL for gem
eral tousework. Phone 1S65-M.
No, 5732-A
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Restaurants
Furnished Rooms

TWO FURNISHED FRONT
ROOMS for light housekeeping.
Close to Owens Factory. Phone
1851. 5747A
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HINDU AsTRoLoGIsT AND
THE WORLDS noted medium.
DR.. Himihia Of East India tells
your past, present and future BY
the Stars, II worried, troubled or
discouraged send date Of your
birth; twenty-five cents. will
send a horoscope of Importance to
you. Self-addressed envelope. ADJ
dress Dr.. W. q. Himihia, Savan-
nah, Ga, Lock Box 1888.
No. 574e.A
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Personal

YOUR. FuRTURE FoREToLD:
Send dimes birthdste and stamp
for truthful, reliable, convincing
trial reading. Prof. Erwing, Box
1920. Station O., Los Angeles, Cali.
tornia. SCALA
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FOR RENT: Furnished rooms
with or without light house.
keeping privilege. Phone 1574-R.
No. 571z.A
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TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, 211 Chicago street.
5465.A
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20
HEAVY SCORING
FEATURES GAME

Eea4s scoring AS the feature Of
the Finishing department Twisting
department game Tuesday night Of
this week al the Vandale alleys. in the
Mauhasset Mil league series. The
Finishers came through with a three
10 one point ain after d hard tassle
With their opponents.
The Finisher rolled up a game to-
tai Of 1905, oaly one man, Martin.
bowling under 200 for three strings,
and be- was only eight pins behind
The same was true also Of the Twist
erz. B. Benoit being low man with
275
Barne Spilled the ducks FOR a single
Of l2s again { one by Cooper Of
I25. the latter being high with q three
tring total 4 3Gs.
Tie score
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20
WAIVERS ARE WINNERS

H. q4f5 closely eos ei game
Tfaaaay evening DaH I2A. thu
Mean1 department eli To- 1a1hassat
NH IeaE8s took three pe#s from the
spinning department winning the to-
TAI pm fail point b rs prs Hart
for the Snnuers was the Ear Of the
evening. bat aid No hina d f9Li can
die power until the Spinner had lost
the FIRST string. D8Bo- Ter 5he WeaY-
er lost his shuttle n the FIRST and
thH1 strings. and turned n "a small
score for nm
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20

door wednesday night BY its most
ahate4 ~ rivals. = Klliugly Htgh, is-
10
During me first fer minute ~
pIay the Putnam team kept lead 81
one o. Two points over - opponent,
and the score rtsadily mounted = ~
ia favor Of the locals. Soon after. by
field goal. the score vas tied and 4
saccessful free try BY Biakeiy pat Toe
visitors one point ahead. FOR TIE re-
msirder Of the first half Putnam was
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20
Pre-Inventory Sale

BeaF IN mind cut prices On watches
at Shaw pre=inveatory sale II viii
pay you handsomely to buy now
Adv
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20

Insure your property in the strons
est and most reliable companies repre-
scented by J. Richard Carpenter.
Agent Adv
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20
ELINGLY HIGH
DEFEATS PUTNAM
Came Wednesday Was Closest,
Fastest One of Season

In the closest, fastest and most
thrilling game u the year, Putnam
High school Wa defeated on its 0rFn
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20

The summary ard lineup:
PUTNAM ID ETLLTNGLY I'd
Bove, n 81. Arlington
Thayer. II FF. Meunier
- Williams. e. Eeech
Charron capt. ). ~ #. Com Kiln
Donovan. * r, Crosby
Substitution Putnam II, Carpen-
ter for Williams, Cartier for Taayer
KiiHngly I'd. P. Williams for Aiming
ton Field goals, Bese 3, Gbarron 9,
Cartier. Conklin g, Keeeh >. p VII
liams Foul goals. keech g. BOFe 3.
free tries missed, P5taam !, Killing
d. 2. Score. Putnan I5. K5Hagly -
Referee. Llster. Time. ta4 2o-mIu.
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20
PUTNAM HIGH BOYS
TRIM SoUTHBRiDGE

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-. - S - H.. +, ~
- -, ~ - - - E,i5sy
-. IT, g., - -. ,se 49,
-, ,,ve4.s -. - = 30 80.
- "a - e. N. - .s5.b
- - ~. - 10, -. 80. -
-. = ~, e....s..,...4... So. h....
- 80 -..s..z-.. -. -..s. .,..,l.
- Lee, 49, hi, -, g.. 40 ST.
-, -, -. -. - - -.
~ .so.at#s.. - - - 80 80.
80 - - No. p....s--
49, 49,, - -, - -. = 49,
=s5zz,...o.z
~. 80. ,..-z. ain - f...sa a.
so5.t,,,.,.45. - T- RI. .g,-,rse-y
- f5..
Putnam patriot., 1922-01-20

forced to take the defensive, and de-
spite the almost hefeulean efforts q
The fighting Putnam boys ki.iing.y
scored consistently. and The half end
- IS to 9. with fhe D4rie'son school
on the long end.
The second half started with Put
nam determined - "win Or die. and
tie local team has never been seen 70
better advantage. and worked fbe ball
down the floor - speedy password,
onig 20 b. met by the fivt-man defense
barrier u Killingly. o. the bali vas
within shooting distance Of the has
ket. Time and again this was repeat
ed. and i vas very noticeable that,
could 8 flaw have been found ia the
visitor defense the game would have
been uon easily b Putnam
After Two roals by Capt. /. Ames
- Putnam. and one by Blakely XII
lngly, tie score was 1913. and Nith
orls o fev minute ~ play eft, the
Putnam fans kept up a continual up
roar H. the local boys. fighting mad,
1870 = -
's'.s'.'''9 - -
z5i2i'
PiAinly s"a' me ,.. mn apPso'' - ~ s
nc s'''. = - -. - :,
-, = - 'i' 49, - !. -, - : =
!. : y. nam an Z 49,
hiaii''s 80. ...5 2''' -. 70
zai.'' % s''s -na 4.
-. - -.
Gu. ~
...t'lt z..l.-5... -