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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
HUYKE ESTABA EN- PONCE

Don Juan B. Huyke sali6 de San
Juan para Ponce, ell jueves pOr la
maiiana Y regres6 aver Ell seiior
Huyke no presenci6 la parada efec-
tuada en- honor dc d. Antonio X. Bar
cello.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
Ell elise DIARIO

Nos informan de Guayama que ell
dia dos del corriente, ell chauffeur He
riberto Martinez, arrollo, causandole
la muerte, a la nina Luisa Santiago.
Ell Fiscal hizo la investigation del ca
so, ordenando ell arresto del chauffeur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
BAYAMoN

Sc Ell, uentra enferma la sehorita
Eva Rivera. Don Alfredo Jimenez,
repuesto de la enfermedad que le
aquejaba. Sc ha hecho cargo de la
direction de la oficina postal.
La pClicfa secreta ha recuperado
las prendas que lie fueron robadas q
don Pepe Umpierre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04

CONTINUES vISITAS

D. Antonio r. Barcel6 esta recibien-
do constantes visitas en- su despacho
del SenadO. TOdos los uniOnistas no
tables que han podido venir San
Juan, han lido cumplimentarle.
Un redactor de Ell IMPARCIIAL ha
solicitado del senior Barcelo, por con-
ducto del secretario del SenadO, una
entreyista para pr6xima fecha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
POCA LIrZ

Las ncches que llegua el correp
americana, el postmaster de San Juan
deberfa rdenar que fueran encendf-
dos todos los focos de la oficina en-
que estan colOcados los apartados. La
noche del jueyes dltimS Re notaba
mucha ubscuridad en- dichO local.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
CORTE SUPREMA

Para ell martes estan senaladas las ST.
guientes apelaciones:
CrimindleS.
Ell Pueblo VS.. Julio Quinones, ct al
Adulteraci6n de leche Abogados: Car
los V. Urrutia, Angel r. de JESUS Y
Fiscal.
FL Pueblo VS.. Ventura Rodriguez.
Infracci0n ordenanZas municipales,
Abogados Sergio Leon Lugo Y Fiscal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
REUNION pRoTEsTANTE

Los miembros de la Union Church
efectuaran mailana una cOmida a las
6 80 p. IN. en- la Association Cristiana,
despues de. que celebren la primera
de una serie de reunicnes imfornales
que estan OrganizandO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
VERIDICO

Interrogado un Comisionado acer-
ca del caro- que lie inspiraba mas con-
ianza en- su viaje por la isla, contes-
to embellishments: Un Dodge de
1922, immune a toda resistencia.
Vendedores: Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
Ell elise DIARIO

Nos informan de Guayama que ell
dfa dos del corriente, ell chauffeur
Heriberto Martinez, arroll0, causando-
le la muerte, la nina Luisa Santa
go. FL Fiscal hizo la investigation del
case, ordenando ell arresto del chauf-
feur Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
LO QUE A I'D. INTERESA

AL aceptar usted nuestro CAIRO
Dodge Brothers, compra la mejor cali
dad al mas bajo precio, dado 10 redu-
cido de nuestros gastos generates.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co., San Juan.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
REPARTO DE l.APATOS

En- la Gran Logia Soberana, Cristo
6, repartira maiiana la sOciedad Ell
Zapato Esco:ar varios pares dc @apa-
tos ninos pobres de las escuelas
pGblicas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
EN- SAN HAN

Vista San Juan ell senor Mercedes
Cartagena, de Ponce. Pasara dos o
tres dias en- la ciudad, regresando des-
pues su residencia. D.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
HIPODRONIO.

Mailanh per la tardc habra earre
ras de caballAs ell el Hip6dromo,
stop 20, Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04

PAPA CRISTOBAL
En- geStiones de ntgociCs em5arc6
para CriSt0bal (Zona del Canal de
Panama), el se1or Jose II. Cobdn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
ENFERMO

Ell active Inspector de aduana, don
Luis Casalduc, esta enfermo en- SUI
residencia de Santurce, aunque no de
cuidado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
CiUiles

Rogelio Iturrino VS.. Saturnino de
Jesds Iturrino. Indemnizaci0n. Abo-
gados: Jose Sabater Benet Y Souf-
front
The Mayagiiez Show Co. VS.. NUM-
cipio de Mayageiiz. Injunction. Abo-
gados: Jose Sabater y Juan Alemany
SoSa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-04
CASA DE ESPANA
EN- PUERTO RICO
FAJARDO

secciones "rganisadcs para 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15

HOW Does 1t Strike YOU?
The Sand Deal
Clyn,er's Career
College Gambling
By
THE OBSERVER

r1 r. BAKER president Of the phie bos norted with four ball
players "a piece of change for Hene Pacific
significant for It shows the willingness the rhes president
The a "on p big sf for it deuSsu Sss
s% sSs @ f@sss are a % 1ss' r. m., . on. the
@ ' % point int he chip s ss, ss %n
p T pleased rs with
would be- be working % With the pitcher the
s " ' s Putting with the
w Smith always looking arguments and even starts them Pete eva
naesr has been the big about bu.
be hitter although smart, snoppy fielder
THE personalities players run parallel in only on nrac.
L tcisc--their magnetism for drawing friends.
Is lmerL Losing Managerial Punch
DILL the real managers
boss of minor league clubs bridges
@ sn let the s5 Sw% n b 5 S1D the Enss '9sn s
cs @h his first e sen ~ 5 s S fond % sosss Watched s ye %
n % 5 s = he In naS Sses % saP" thur % @
Of the twenty times he went to the post
He has ms Louisville Toron Ba%ao seattle seattle
% % STss % not 1Ss than a Dig league s'0 you wi"
"'t E1t % % under
since 1917, he placed Lou'sv to position
coNs punch,
esOundlng ELL longer He Is
on the side Of fifty.
Gambling on
MAJOR JOHN GRIFFITH Western Conference Athletic COMMISSIONER
IN
huge adums in which to the does constitute
q o
the hands
sadia will
for better cit. md tlis better America
Major Griffith points the gambler
or aumms
It students
the outcome of the big 1t is quite the
hava
community
probable
to these innocent student pools and
college this
the tried to throw the and nves
guilty bromide
fire.
WHILE
w thought to the other
pools should be stamped out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
LIGHTWEIGHT RIVALS READY
Winner Of White Mitchell Fuss To-
nIqht MAY Meet Leonard

New York. Dec. 1J.-CharIey White.
Of Chicago, and Richie Mitchell, of
Milwaukee. contrndcrs for the light
weight title now held by Benny Leon
ard. meet in a fifteen round buot in
Madison square Garden, tonight, and
il is generally expected that the winner
will be given u chance to take the crown
from Leonard.
Mitchell has already proved danger
GUS, when, in n bout staged by Miss
Anne Morgan two years ago, he floored
Leonard for the count of seven after
the champion had scored three knock
downs in the first round.
In the semi final, Johnny Shugrue,
who recently stopped Willie Jackson in
Jersey City, meets Elmo Flores, who
fought sensational draw with Jack
Bernstein several weeks ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
OLD INK PURSUES
CHARLIE PETERSON
Home Runs Wild With Trick.
Shot Artist at 1872 Balk-
line Game
-.-------------
CLOSE EXHIBITION TONIGHT

The od Philadelphia jinx clung to
Charlie Peterson in his exhibition
matches with Willie Hoppe, worlds
tS.2 bnlk line monarch, Yesterday at
tho Hudson Recreation parlors. and as
result Charlie was on the short end
"f the count. In the afternoon Hoppe
won, 300 10 "A. and he ran out the
evening block while Pete" was chalk
ing mp 5S. s,f
" 'Tis strange thing about my
showing against Hoppe in this town,
said Peterson after the matches.
ncvpr can come anywhere near doing
what | am capable Of. 1t is. of course,
Aiaicut for man to play fancy shots
and then try to play the balk line game.
The stroke is so different. But elimi-
mating that part, / just simply cannot
get going here and never could"
Hoppe thrilled the crowds with hiS
hlgh runs. After running 200 from
/ spot Wednesday. the champion came
hn"h Yesterday afternoon with 223.
lie won the block in four innings. Inst
night he chalkod up a perfect average
by going out in three innings.
DR.. Buck Wharton, Of Penn, saw
the champion perform and marveled at
his gcneralship. DR.. Wharton and
Dr.. Arthur Light will make n physical
examination Of Hoppe and Peterson
today.
Tho Philadelphia sports writer's will
give Hoppe dinner at Teisse's Hotel
next Thursday. the affair having been
postponed from last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
WRITER'S TO IGNORE
TVS JOHNSON HIT
Ask National Body to Ratify Action
Scoring Change

New YOrk. Dec. 15..-At the meeting
of the Baseball Writer'S Association of
America, held at the Commodore. the
question of upholding the official score,
in the ma ter Of tie famous hit that
put Ty Cobb in the 400 class came
up for action and considerable debate.
The New York chapter presented a
resolution recently adopted in which
the president of the American League
vas severely scored for changing the
Ctlicial verdict.
The New York baseball scr!bes asked
the national body to ratify their action
and stand on the matter, which was
done after the president of the Amer
lean League failed TO respond to an
invitation to appear before the meeting
and explain his ion in the case.
The motion was carried by the mar.
row margin of 4 TO 3. the writer's voting
by chapters. with only seven cities reD
resented. New York. Brooklyn, Bos.
ton and Pittsburgh voted in the affirm =
ative and Philadelphia, Cleveland and
De ,roit in the negative.
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NATIVITY TO BE BUSY
Manager Hughes Schedules Manv
Games for Uptown Caoe rIva

Manager, hughes, Of the Nativity
'Htho1ir, cub, has scheduled many
games hoIh ut HON" and away, for the
"ptoWHrrS; TOMORROW night they op.
pose N.N-' which recently defeated
st. f"t"rs. The game will be played
at Nativity Hall, Belgrade and Madison
streets.
On Monday Nativity travels TO Nh.
rhih'sts Temple and opposes St. Fran
Nvity on Saturday night. An untnvn
team will play at Nativity on Cbrist'
mas and Holy Name has been sermrad
for New Years. w
81. Henry will also play series with
Nativity. Teams wishing gnmes Sbonid
address james Hughes, Nativity Hall
Miller street and Allegheny avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
BRUlNNER MAY PLAY
WITH PENN GRADS
Princeton Planning
7-Gane Grid Season

Princeton, n. j., Dec. II. y
scven game football schedule for the
1923 season is the plan OF the
Princeton Athletic Association.
G. s. Murray, secretary Of the as
sociation, reports the schedule still
in an embryonic stage and that the
only games definitely arranged are
with Harvard I'm the stadium here
November 10 and with Yale in New
Haven the week following.
The tentative schedule will not be
made public until ratified by the
Graduate Council at n meeting Sun.
day. The opening game will be on
October 9, one week later than this
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
PENN GRID COACH
STILL IN DOUBT
Football Committee Meets, but
Fails to Discuss Problems Of
Tutor or Schedule
COzzENS ANSWERS QUERIES

A MOTHER day has passed, and the
"A world concerned about football
doesn't vet know who will coach the
University Of Pennsylvania football
team or what the schedule will be for
the season of 1929.
The Football Committee Of the rni.
vcrsity met yesterday afternoon behind
closed doors, and after some three
hours .dcliberation 1t was said that the
schedule and coaching problems had
nor even been mentioned. "Routine
business occupied the committee and
there WIS no time 70 talk games or
coaches. said one official.
Shortly before the meeting endc,
Ernest Cozzens. graduate manager of
athletics. emerged from the meeting
, room and was piled with questions bv
the impatient scribes. To all the for
mer football captain gave the same an =.
swer that there would be no,hinc
whatever given ont for publication. All
that we have done this afternoon must
g" to the Athletic Council. which meets
tomorrow afternoon to be ratified by
Five pointed questions were asked
Mr. Cozzens. They follow with the
Was anything done by the commit .
tee about coach or the schedule for
next season?' was the first. "Abso !.
luteiy nothing was the reply.
Was, Hamer ratified as capta,n Of
the football tcam?". "Yes." "
who Is the next manager OF the
team" "Can't answer That. The
'ouncil Will pass on that tomorrow
nat names if any were mentioned
rs possible successors to Mr.. Ueis-
man. None"
when will the committee moot n
TAX" UP the questions ct coach ond
$rhednleE Can't say. Probably alter
the first of the year"
"Will Mr.. Heisman, in tbe ovort
that h" isn't head coach next yoor he
r"talhrd IN some capacity having to do
with football? THAT | cannon sov ~ -
All OF which shows just how close
the powers to be at the I'niycrs;tv %
concerning the coach and the contests
for next year. At least thot 20 n.b =,
one would surmise from the ohowe
questions and their answers.
;Mcr"rdinG to the rules OF the Foot !.
pau committee. the coach for the fol-.
loving year must be named by the new
c4m!h!t,re, ., which takes Office shortly
-, ''''N VI tIe year, lpStprln Y
Pos Miller. captain Of tho R'"mi Rcd "m,
Blu" team during the last sen as"n "n. :.
Manager Jim Compton. also Of % III
year : team; Thomas Ringc. prrsident =
OF the senior c'asS. the undergraduotos' g
ana MeSSrS: Hill and Hutchinson, of
n" alumni voting members. and
mrh"Hf i,.rN ,,,, ,o.%IenS, I, graduate manager,
~ Inc ne" committee will consist Of
Tex, llamer, captain elect who was ne
ratified Yesterday; the new mnnogor
who may he Hill Almy, Jact Heubor or
Fred Smii"y; Thomas Ringe and ,bo
two graduate members mentioned
above" '''''eo
This committee will become .,o.
after ratification by the Athletic Cow
ell at its meeting this afternoon, Wbnn
1t will gather to discuss the ali -imnnrD
| tant matters that have the lention NJ
the college world Is not known. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
TO RESTRICT TICKETS
FOR YALE GRID GAMES
Some Graduates viii Only Be Al.
lowed Single Ticket In Future

New Haven, Conn. Dec. 15.--Sev-
cral changes in the mcuhod of allotiny
tickets for the more important football
games ut the Bowl next season are an
nounccd by Harold f. Woodcock, man.
ager of III" Yale Athletic Association.
in nm nrlir lc in the Yale Daily News.
These changes include reduction in
nllotmcnts to certain classes of Yale
men and in rcwOrding of the personal
USE pledge on applications.
Mr.. W""dcock suggests that these
changes will n"ip solve the increasing
ly difficult problems of finding seats for
the thousands Of Yale men who are en-.
titled to them.
He further writes that discrtmina.
tion in allotting seats will be of more
ultimate value than adding balcony
to the Bowl, which would place spectn.
tors too far away from the field.
The rulings rs announced bv Mr..
Woodcock will bar former members of
the music and art schools who are not
graduates from receiving tickets. One
ticket each will be given to graduates,
however. One ticket will be allotted 70
ex-mcmbers of other professional schools
ut Yale. and two tickets to members and
graduates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15

fnster and better than we expected. anu
it would not surprise me at all to soc
10000 watch the game" said Almy
this morning.
The entire freshman class Of the
University will sec the game. whiIc thr
cheering section will probably be filled
TO its capacity. The University hanI
will be on hand, and all tn" other
features that go with big game during
III" season will be there.
A number of tho varsity players will
hnld a short signal drill this Afternoon
on Franklin Field along with twolI"
or fifteen of the graduates. The grid
iron was covered with hay and straw
Wednesday night and should be in good
condition tomorrow in spite Of the snow
and rain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
K. OF c. FlvES TO MEET

Tri-, ouucn basketball team will
meet the fast Visitation five at the *.
OF G.. hall, Thirty eighth and Market
streets. this evening. Tri-Couhcil has
season and hopes to keep up its good
work BY adding another victory this
evening. Columbus Council will moe
St. Gregory's in the preliminary game
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
PENN SWIMMERS IN N. Y
Red and Blue opens Season Tonlob.
Against City ColIeoe

New York, Dec. 15.--The Intorco,-
legiate Swimming League opens its son
son tonight, when the swimming Ie" o"d
water polo teams of the College Sf |I,n tha
City Of New York and the Inivnrsii"trr i"r
pool. '''Ahcr
These two institutions opened tbc
,IasusS tnn s,j"n SrmT"m '"st year, Penn winning
the water polo game. Indications noin.
TO the same results this year, the omntt ott
crs being favored to annex the swim.
ming honors and the Lavender the wa.
ter polo contest. '"' wa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
FITZPATRICK IS MANAGER
Former kayouIa Leader to Pilot s.
Henry Five

Petey Fitzpatrick, formerly moro...,
of the kayoula basketball tenn ! bo :
been signed to direct the cagc destin;a, man
Of st. Henry. ITc will take cboroo' b''", os
tho uptowners tonight. when thcv noo. %.
St. Raphacfs at Fifth and Covmg, ,''ur,
streets. 10y "s'
The latter has q winning strcok -
eleven straight, while St. Henry h No 10
been in the midst of the worst sIumn
in its history. The playing nipbt 81
st: Henry will be on Tuesdays in the
Games nre scheduled with St. Pc
tors, Cathedral and Nativity at St.
ienry's ilnll. In the linc-up arc
Eddi" Gallagher and Charlie O'NciiI
forwards; jay Smith. center, and Cy
Simondingcr, Austin Meehan and XII,
patrick, guards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
JOCK SUTHERLAND TO
REMAIN AT LAFAYETTE
Signs Contract as Football Coach
for Another Year

Easton, Pa, Dec. 15.-Dr. "Jock"
Sutherland has agreed to coach the La =
fayettc College varsity football team
next year, according to -. LEROY
Reeves, graduate manager of athletics
The contract Is for one year only.
This settles all reports that DR.,
Sutherland would leave LAFAYETTE to
accept similar position at the Uni.
versity Of Pittsburgh to succeed Glenn
5. Warner.
DR.. Sutherland. in discussing his de-
c!sion TO return tn Lafayette. said no
did so becaus" the boys wanted him to
return ana because he wanted to re-
turn to the boys. In the four ycnrs Lo
has had char:" of Lafayette football
Sutherland has enjoyed rcmarkoble
success, his team NOT losing a home
game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
GOLF DRIVE GOES
OVER3O0 YARDS
Marcus Greer Puts Tee Shot
Over Regular Third at Pub
lie Links Here
NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

THIS Is the season of the golf year
l. hereabouts when the proper mode OF
procedure is to park on n prominent
bench at the nineteenth hole and crate
on super shots of the season defunct.
The rain and snow falling without
made everything wet except this story,
which more or less featured yesterday &
meeting.
Marcus Greer. Llancrch. was the
non present hero of the tale. for, MS
witnesses related. Greer smote drive
more than 300 yards on the public
course here at Cobbs Creek recently.
The petite local amateur was playing
with NJ. f. TObin. Jr., against John
Scheubel and Herbert Obendorf at Cobbs
Creek recently when they came to the
third hole. From regular tee to regular
green the slated distance is 300 yards
Grecr's tee shot rolled over the regular
green into the trap beyond and has to
be slated as one of the rare tee shots to
travel more than 300 yards here.
Many are familiar with the tremen :
dous carries Greer ordinarily gets of
tee. but this is the first time such q
carry has ever been recorded.
Elect New Officers
At Il meeting Of the Philadelphia Golf
Club. tho lone corps now installed at
Cobbs Creek this week, the following
new officers were elected:
president. Israel Goldberg; secretary,
w. +. Tyson; treasurer. +. A. Fran q.
co.'s tone ycar).
Board of Governors. Frank Lewis
T.. ID. Mandcll two year term.
Membership committcr, Harry +.
Levy, Jack Lord. Thomas V. Lough :
ran and c. NJ. Fomeroy.
The retiring committee rcported that
forty eight new members had joined
the body in 1922, which report was re =
ceivcd with yips Of approval.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
thnt the organization is replete with
playing talent, and the new president
made speech advocating match tour
naments with public links players OF
other cities and Philadelphia.
In connection with this, it was de-
clnred that Leo Boyle, new champion
bcrs), NJ. +. Tobin. Jr., Thomas Conte,
Charles Downing and others would form
better than n backbone for local team.
The first contest may be with Whining.
ton. which was discussed.
There was mention of the fact that,
though Cohle didn't qualify at Toledo
in the public links championship, he
won the first sixteen for those who
didn't qualify. To wind up the meeting
there was n buffet lunch with vote OF
thanks to the retiring officers.
Leo Boyle and Charles downing sre plan,
nittE TO enter tha tOururmrNt Ht LinWood.
s,'''' ~, I,,o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15

TUTAY7S 8 SCHEDI'LE
Germantown High VS. West PhI,d.,,h,.
High, OF Adelphia Academy. Thirty.ninth
Central High W.. Southern IIiRh NJ E,e,,,
street and Lehlgh avenue ~ ''Sh'h
Northeast High W. Frankford High. n,
Oakland and Harrison streets "'
BuXMONT LEAGUE
=, Souderton High vs., Amber High at Avn.
bier. Pa tnighO. "N ut Am
JenkIntown Iiish vs. Doyles,own Htrh .,
Doylostown High (n!ght). s"' AZ
OTHER GAMES
81. Asnes, His IN W. Catholic High nj
Broad and Vine streets. e"' Ut
p9wninstown High VS.. Norr!stown High
at Norristown. Pa. 3 z. NJ. '''sh'
Chester. Pa. e'' ut west
kcyport Hsh vs.. Neptune High, at hom.
Wilmington. Del. '"e' Ut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Hermann Is Colgate Captain

Hamilton; y. Y" Dec, u Abort J. Her
cato athletics has been elected captain, Of
the varsity basketball tam to succeed Nor
team, who has been declared inclig BILE for
inc rest of the semester, due to sChola stio
difficulties: Hermann IL also captain elect
OF baseball,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-15
Williams Five Easy vIctors

Wiliiamstown. Mass. Dec. l5.--Williams
opened IL Basketball season by defeating
Norwich rSd rHSnIpHsrsiIy p AZ to 10 in one,sided
first minute Of play and scored frequently
as the, game continued. Blackmer and Reid