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New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

II was the second defeat handed the'
Far West by an Eastern team during
the week. a. West Virginia triumphed
over Gonzaga at San Diego on Christ
mas. q 20 i3. One more international
contest remains 20 be played, that be-
tween Penn State and Southern Cali
fornia At Pasadena on New Years Day
The Pitt machine. with Hewitt as
battering ram and triple threat
Flanagan, never let up after the game
started, pounding steadily At the stan
ford line and ends. The Californian
attack was soon solved and the Panther
llnemen time after time were over
Doughty. Cleveland and Cuddeback be-
fore their plays we're started. The
work Of Sack, scidclson and Williams
on tho orcnse was an outstanding
feature.
only vicious Stanford defense pre-
vented the score from being higher.
Six times the Pitt backhcld, with is
crack fullbaek, Hewitt, and its star
halfbaek. Flanagan. doing most Of Tho
work bv line bucks and forward
masses. carried the ball % within the
Stanford coward line and SIX times
Stanford held and puntod out 20 SAFETY.
n was one Warner-trained team play
ing against another and the more eH-
psrieneed eleven won. Glenn warner
Who is coach OF the Panthe-s, Is also
advisory coach OF the Stanford team
and comes TO take full charge OF the
eleven In 1924.
Both Teams Minus Stars
Roth teams we're crippled b. the
absence Of stars. On the stanford
side. Art Wilcox. former captain and
slar triple threat" man, was out with
injuries, while the Pitt team played Tor
ali but three minutes without Holleran'
It's captain. Holieran entered the game
for the last three minutes Of play.
Warmers team outplaycd the Cali
fornians during the first quarter but
could not score, the ball being on the
two-yard lire az the period ended.
Anderson. Flanagan and the mighty
Hewitt carried the ball from their 85-
yard line % within this point and Fhen
Hewitt was given the ball the Eitire
Stanford team was on him a. ne went
through left tackle for the Arst touch
down. Williams easily added the point
rs Winterburn held the ball.
A tumble paved the way for Pitts
other score during the second period.
Cleveland fumbled q bad pass on Stan.
ford's 22-yard line and Clark recovered
for Pit.. Anderson made three yards
az right end and Pitt was penalized
ffteen yards for holding. This dis
tance was made up on a double pass,
Flanagan 10 Williams. After Hewitt
made two yards through center, Will
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Yards In 1892 lately. has iskea ~
70 enter Mcrcersburg AeaeenN
Miss Loretta Rush. siz.eenJtNt
swimming and diving star We + T
captured a long string Of tiilc p .
Panama Canal Zone, will year i
colors OF the Ambassador s. = q 7
Angeles hereafter lt is pl,nit
enter her FOR q number o. \ 4
championships.
Girls OF the Jsntzen knitting
Portland. Ore. propose 20 be fs
tive In 1928 and plan a eonf /,
tour of the entire Pacific Coaa
snong them-Miss Ethel klu !.
Miss Pauline Kleiner-haye mas
mark In Northwestern A. A. y y,
sports. and they are counted w.
reap signal laurels on the p''i'''-
triD.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

cup by a single bird.
No less than Rfteen Of field Of fifty
gunners finished the high handicap
shoot with full scores Of 100 targets
each. After several shoot-ofs the cup
was taken by J. c. Taylor. B. L. Duke
was tho winner Of the 1ravers Island
Cup. Both the Hasln and the Monthly
cups had more than a hall dozen each
with legs chalked up TO their credit.
Being the final Saturday shoot Of The
month Tor the Winged Foot" Club, ali
Of the regular cups came to an end. q.
Gilchrist was the winner Of the Haslin
Cup for December with four legs. The
Monthly Cup went 20 W. A. Finn with
two legs The doubles for November
and Decemb-r was taken by W. S. Silk
worth. The distance handicap, also a
two months shoot, went 20 ". A. Finn.
Tho New York Athletic Club is 10
hold it, regular Sunday shoot to-day.
In addition there will be special holi-
day shoot C. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
MeCill Defeats Victorias

BOSTON. Dee 90.-McGu Vnirsr.
sity hockey team defeated the We
torlas here tonight, Q 10 3. the coi-
,egiens outskating and outplhying the
= ,. II: A. sextet. Flanagan. McGnTr
right wing. was the individual star Of
the game Scoring FIVE goals himself
and making possible several others'
In the third period McGll netted siY
goals. Play wGxed rough as the game
advanced and penalties we're manv
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Williams Five Preparing
For Game With Knox

WILLIAMSTOWN. Dee. sO.--Coaeh
Mcsser Of the Williams basketball
.eam hes notified the varsity players
20 return % college . couple Of days
ahead Of the re-opening Of college. fol
Loving the Christmas recess, In order
that several practice sessions may be
held before tie home game With Knox
Collsgs here on January 8.
The previous games played this sea
son With Norwich and New York State
both proved easy victories for the Pun
pie quintet and the coming clash With
Knox will prove ils hrst reel test Of
tho season. A year ago the Western
srs uncsrksd surpriss ~ d~~ninf
Williams heps
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Bethlehem Steel Beats
Brooklyn Wanderers

BETHLEHEM, Pa., Dec. 3O.-By
defeating the Brooklyn Wanderers, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, By the score Of Q
goals to o at Sehwsb Field here this
afternoon, the Bethlehem Steel Foot
ball Club gained two additional points
in the American Soccer League and
advanced into second place below Fall
River, the leading club in the competi-
tion. At half time Bethlehem had q
lead Of 10. Easton shot the goal after
play had been in progress Tor fifteen
minutes.
Midway In the second half, Easton,
playing at center. shot Bethlehem's
second goal. The third and last point
came through a fine effort on the part
Of MeCourt, inside right on the home
team, within hye minutes Of time.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

iams sent a placement kles ,...
zO-yard lins over the upngs,s - \
INC score 10 70 o ia iagsr of q.
Hewitt, the pIunglns isll1,., =,
Panther closed biz coIleg. 49,, 7. 2
tne gfidiron today he Ts'
Without q gain only oree 5s,,..
stay IN the game and ~, ~. '.l \, =
,hird period, Ehsn The sstIr. s,,,,.,,
line was on bin, yet he eat So
up - the whistle blew Hs -.
great ovation o. tie Calif,rri,5s. s'''
Flanagan Makes n.yTs RI,
The insl scoring "a, Don, kW.1
period Stanford Nu fs,s.J - !. -, =,
on its l2yari line, C.gy,l,-1',, !, @ ilf
gong out o. bounds On N. 4, ~
mafk. Flanagan then grabbed ~.
sons forward pass and tfoi.sI 49, A. ~
goal ure, covering forty-ore yafit 4
raf the longest run of The ar 4
in no way spectacular
With his team greatly outrlr.i
Andy Kerr Stanford coach. re,,
Doughty and Cleveland with Nurnrl
Dennis In the backGold, and these :
tive sons brought The crowd d
feet when they opened up Q fo7.
passing exhibition. which carried /,
ball from their 40-yard line over
Pitt goal for their only score u.
touchdown vas made when Denah 4
guessing the Pit players, aid arr
right end and through the PITT :
posts.
The Pitt team LEFT here to-nlss, n
Pasadena a. $3.50, where 4 WI =,
ness the game between Penn STAT n
Southern California on New Years b
as q guest Of the Tournament Of ~
committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Squadron A Polo

Two teams representing squadron A
and The Riding Club broke even IN two
Indoor polo matches last night a. the
Squadron A Armory. In me clash be-
tween the teams known as the A teams
She Squadron combination cane out on
TOD. whils the Riding Club carried Of
fhe hon0rf IN ths teams match
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Donohue Leaves Auburn
For Louisiana State

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dee. s0.-Coaet
Mike nonohue, for nine years head eoarl
A. the Alabama Polytechnic Institute
lAuburnl. announced here to-day tha.
he mad signed contract with the
Louisiana State University at Baton
Rouge. Donohue stated that his con.
tract Was signed for fvs years. AM
he viii receive $4,000 . year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Butler College Retains Pnge

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 3o-Har-
Ian orville (PAt) Page to-day signed a
contract 10 continue az director Of
athletics AZ Butler College here for
the next Ave years. Announcement was
made by the board Of trustees ~ But
lsT tonight
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Golf is bred In the bone Of the
Maekies, and IS as much matter Of
inheritance az their tastes Tor porridRe
and their broad accents that smack
OF the highlands and heather from a
distance OF three Scotch miles. Ike
Maekie Was the best player Of the
family, and still 10. Jack was the poll
tieian OF the family and progressed %
the point where be was elected %
the presidency Of the professional
Golfers Association a few years back.
Dan Maekic makes a periodical ap-
pearAnce In open tournaments II they
are not too Far away from his New
Jersey home. but "Wullie" has been
the most retiring Of the lot and is
little known 20 the majority Of golfers
in this district.
his chief claim to fame IS that
James Braid, the "Old Master Of the
royal and ancient game. though
enough OF "Wullie's" skill and techni-
cal knowledge 20 appoint him chief
instructor az Walton Heath, where
Braid himself held forth NJ the hey.
day Of his colfng career. The Winged
Foot committee Was on the LOOKOUT
for fOlf protcsfionHl WHO Nvuiu
teach the game, and they are eontent
10 take the word OF Jim Braid that
"Wullie" not only knows the game but
can impart o fcw of its secrets 20
others not so ski'lful. Since arriving
in this country some years back,
"Wuiie" has been iu hiding as in
struetor on several private courses on
Long Island. This Is his first cornee-
ton with a live organization, and he
has certainly jumped 10 the fore in
getting the Winged Foot assignment.
II was expected that home-bred pro
would be appointed. Ia fact this was
announced a. tho policy of tho Winged
Foot organization. bat tho committee
found several difficulties in the way
Of getting the certain home breds they
wanted and finally gave up the attempt.
One difficulty was that the prominent
native professionals are too fond or
competing in open tournaments in oil
parts Of the land 20 suit a club that
: Is looking more for instruction than
advertisement. Another difficulty was
that most Of the good home breds al
ready possessed fsirly lucrative and
important jobs and were not available
for the Winged Foot place.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

She is credited with winning the
years all around championship OF the
Pacific A. A. U. by scoring the greatest
number Of points IN the title tests
and with doing In competition so yards
free style in O:29. or within two-hfths
Of a second OF he worlds record: 100
yards in l:lO 2-5. 22O yards in 3:Ol,
100 yards back stroke in 1875 and 100
yards breast stroke in 1887 10.
While these times do not compare
with international standards. except IN
the dash, Miss Friesenhausen has
shown marked improvement lately. and
Coast critics predict that she will be
conspicuous hgure in water sports for
women this season.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Ogden Captures High Scratch
Prize at Winged Foot" Traps

Exceptionally high returned in the final regular shoot Of
Travers Island Of the New York Athletic Club
yesterday Of the day W. Ogden winner the high
scratch prize regular Mayor
with strings possible 100 targets
year hootoG Ogden taking
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Cnnnefnx Defeais BrunO. !.

Bob Cannefax again deiess'.r .,rserlf'
Bruno IN both Afternoon. ,,.l..,s ans 4 !,
blocks OF three-cushion 'Ses.sssli
Strand Academy YESTERDAY, - bii
won the opener, 80 70 - W., are.
run OF +, and took the tnH
"a ~. with n high run 0f .
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

WINNERS
Hieh scrafch prizt-w. n ogden
HiEh handicap pflze-J. q Taysr
Travsrs Island cup-B. l. DUKE
Hasiln cup-All EunnrrH with fun s~rrea
% % farTsfa
Monthly cup--An runners with scores %
~ targets
MONTHLY WfNNBHa
HaGin cup--0. Gilohglst
Molthly cup-N. A. Fllnn
TWO lfoSrEE WINNERS
Deuhicf-W n 9fikwdrfh
Disla w, a. Elihn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

OF the twenty-four tournaments held
by the intercollegiate Chess League,
Pennsylvania has won IL, Cornell 3.
City College and Massachusetts Tech
/. In addition. Pennsylvania tied once
with Cornell and once with Brown Uni
versity.
Appended are the individual scores
made in the tournament:
city Coiicrc-santasiore 1h-ih Tholf-
sen. 40. GrOasman. lh-ih. Levine. = A.
IA.
MIN: Casciato, h-2h Everding, al.
New York univsraity-kabatsky, a. o.
IL. A. Adams IL: UladHtone. iih-1b
Namsuron. 2ts-ih Aipern. 10.
MaHsachufetts Tech--W. W. Adams. as %
fis: Brinberg. 2-2i shedioysky. sit-i y
stark. %. Edison. i.
cornoli-Ncidich. Ia. Bryan, - Haight
= n-1h Singer. 10 samuels. e-l; Thomas
o.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
LOomiS Institute Star, and
Wood, Runners-Up in Doubles
Elder whitbeck Victor Over Kuhn in Thrilling natue
Against Odds, While Brother Brainerd Easily us
poses of Hill; Appel and Van Ryn Win DouDieS
By Fred Hawthorne

-hn F. w. Whtbek Loomis Institute, Windsor Conn., Won ue
opa indoor Junior singles tennis championship Of the Oha
,,es Yesterday and his younger brother Branerd H. Whtbek IT, won
m. bos national singles title a. the 7th Regiment Aoy IN
addition, John, paired with Charles ~ WOOD lr hnu A
To- The national unior doubles championship which by kenneth
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Whitbeck Brothers Win Titles Junior and boys INauona
Pittsburgh Pnnthers Defeat
Stanford Eleuen by 10 70
Hewitt and Flanagan Star in Easterners VIZ.
Over Coast Eleven; Warner's Team M
CaIifornians ScOreless Until the Final p..

PALo ALTO, Calf. Dec 3oThe University of Pies-s
npbed over Leland Stanford University here to-day In , G
onal clash 6 to before crowd Of 10000 the stadium %
natural amphheaer which seats $4,000 The unsettled wsa
rir mos. ~ the week held TIE attendance =
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
New York A. C.. Golf Club Signs
Willie Mackie as Instructor
By John Kieran

night by President C. Mobiles Of the winged
Foot Golf Club that Mackie brothers gohng
quartet professional for the trsx hole course
Of the Mamarone Wu he is known by his
Scotch conpatro Macie can though not we'll
known as Jack Dan the world
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Indians Sign MyalI

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec h,
nouncement was made .csis,el,l
S. Barnard, president Of ne Nh hs b
American League team ins ~ y
signed catcher Glenn Myatt' oi - -
wsukss American Assooist'op
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
McCiH Quintet
Surprises Crescent q,
And Wins, IS to g

The McGll University oa,i,,s,' oll,, -. -
ed the Crescent A. c. bs'AeIns,l ~ h,
nation quite a surprise Pasn." -,
evening al the laiters eoln
they walked OF With Che hene. Z Z
score OF s5 to 80. The Cau.a,.i ~
conc down to defeat al The ~. -,
the 81. Francis Eve, who si' -, -.
the Crescent's victims iof t-s.,...i :
and the home team vas 81 =,
underestimate the visitors "a
the second defeat Tor Crese''
ten games. 4rlh
MeGill got OF TO a ane ',,s l., ~, y.
one time In the first periea y. "a I.
ing. II 70 4. Crescent allies ral 4. :. -,
hall time trailed, 10 20 TO- y s,lri
ond half the Half MoonsI, s- -.
stride and succeeded IN s'sI, "a, N
the lead OF their opponent. 49,
score s2 70 27 and With 9n' ..,,.l
minute 10 60 the Canadi'n'
great finish and won out ll.ti
Mendelsohn, Manson ate tes.c'H y
we're in the limelight FOR Ass s,'-, q
former In particular .gls,,lI'
some sensational baske' i,,fa
Barker scored sixteen oi
noinfs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
n. Y. u. Wins Third Place in
intercollegiate Chess League

University Cornell contested the last match in the
championship Of the Intercollegiate Chess League at the
Marshall Club thereby bringing conclusion the
meeting which had been carried of
Friday By City College with Pennsylvania second.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Miss Friesenhausen Captures
Pacific Coast Swimming Laurel'

Miss Florence Feenhauen, seyenenyarod star Of the M
Swimming Club Francisco has been selected the leading n
Of 1922 in Northern California and experts Of the district look %
Of the country's promising fair natators
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Goals from heid.-N Ncoh Cas- "A
(gl. Amaron (i). Manson iih ~ n
ffttla. Crescent. Barker W
Barkeiew (2l, Nickias %, ,i.nrr
Goals from foulwMcohH
Crescent, Barker (sl ..- 49,
substitutions--Barksls" "
Nicklas for 0riffn. 49,. AZ tI'
Referre-Brunn, Cornell ii
20 mfuutaa
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31


Joe Wheatley, formerly swimming z
champion Of tho New York A. c.. now
coach at Mercersburg Academy, has
been In town for the holidays. and
seems quite confident that Edward
Roddy, reliance sprinter Of the school
team, will shatter the international
scholastic free style records from 90
20 200 yards in the next few months.
He says he never has seen q swimmer
with more wonderful possibilities than
Roddy's.
Entry blanks have been received
here for the water carnival Of the
Brookline 6. c.. Boston, on January IS.
az which will be decided the womcn's
senior national ffty-yard swimming
championship. Entries close Janu-
airy l8.
Duluth developed a little mermaid
likely 10 be heard from IN Miss Cur
meth Robins, fourteen years old. Under
difficult conditions she swan 220 yards
In 3.l4 lately, and there are very few
lassies Of her age who can touch this
time with everything favorable.
Pennsylvania University has ses
January 81 az the date for is annual
set Of interscholastic aquatic events In
the college pool, and the fixture is
looked forward 20 with more interest
than usual, for there are a number
Of crack watermen in the Eastern high
school field at present. and they will
try conclusions for the first time az
the Penn meet.
AZ the suggestion Of the city authori-
ties a change has been made In the
date OF the Janunry water carnival ~
the local Womtn's Swimming Assoeia-
tion and IL wll be held in the municipal
bath at West Goth street on the 26th.
The metropolitan 500-yard champion
ship for women will be a feature.
There Is keen speculation in aquatic
circles concerning the probable out
come Of the annual water polo tourna-
ment for the intercollegiate champion
ship. On paper Princeton, Columbia
and G. c. n. Y. appear very closely
matched; Pennsylvania displayed un-
game with c. g. n. Y. and may be
hard in the running II the Quaker
players develop more effective team
work. Yale Is said to have eScep-
tlonally good material and Is danger
Gus. Never were prospects better for
keen competition and the race for the
pennant promises 10 be the mos in
teresting ever witnessed.
Harry Clancy, Of Pittsburgh, The sew
enteen-year-old swimmer. who has
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
The lineup.
1ORE M PERi0Ds

subTitutes-Pitt. shsisr fsr Wi-sh.,,
sager f0r Jordan. Ngriock fsf 49,.
C0ufley f3r Nurdock sftf'ioc % o.,
ley. CoIonna for Hewiff. Afttssrt a
Powssr. HoUeran fgr shu'u
gtanf1f Dennis fgf C.fftirt ftss
f9r Lawson, Dole fof Idolu It-rif
Merit. Cleveland for Dsr1s De ~ l. t.
con. D~nr'. f0r cl-v.iaHt Fsrrf ~ ca
ven. sp.nny f0r FaYih clzctfl ID
Woodward. Murray f1r cana Dslgu I
Doughty.
fsub Tor Cleveland. Gfs1 frn 80 Z
Williams Points after tlllaQFt-N I
Hans. Cuddelalk.
Referee-Gcorgs Narrel s,ttt,t tri
pire-T0n Thorr ro'grfth lltss-ii
Walter Eckersail ch.cago ~ No.
9. j. McCarty Germaliosh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
City College Five
Defeats Holy Cross
Players, 43 to "A

The City College basketball team
avenged the defeat at the hands OF
Holy Cross last year. when At the local
gym last night the Lavender sent the
visitors down 70 a 80 10 % defeat.
The contest was fast In the first half
but IL roughened IN the second half
when four players were pvt out OF the
game. They were Ederstcin and Hahn
for the locals and Koran end Martin
for Holy Cross.
The foul shooting was particularly
poor. Edelstein, one Of the best IN in
tcrcolicgia,e circles, getting only six
out Of eighteen attempts Nadel
starred for the locals and Riplel was
the biggest point scorer for the visit
ors. Score az half time was % 20 Il in
favor Of c. C. y. Y.
In the preliminary game. City Col
lege freshmen defeated High School OF
Commerce 26 10 20.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
sreetser Qulls Journallsm

SWcether Nuth journalihm
Jess Sweetser has ceased signing his
name 10 newspaper articles written By
him as Yale correspondent for a local
paper and IL is rumored that this was
done at the urging OF the United States
Golf AsEociation. the idea being that
Jess was In some way capitalizing biz
fame az golfer. This seems AXE
straining az gnat while camel BE-
swallowed with relish. since Ouimet.
Evans and others contribute regularly
% other columns with their names in
blaek-letter caps AZ the heads Of the
articles. Funny thing about IL was that
Sweetser was not writing about golf
al all, but merely sending In the rou-
tine reports on football and other col
lego sports.
Gardiner White will try a real
"eome-back" this season in metropoli-
tan golf circles. Last year he
was still badly handicapped b. The in
jury 20 his wrist ana WAS not able 90
attain anything like his true form.
Sweetser ran oh with the metropolitan
title without a bit Of oppofition from
White, who had previously held the
crown. The Nassau player viii prob
ably star his campaign az Pinchurst
in the North and South amateur cham
pionship, ard n he returns 20 the form
he displayed before he became the vie
tim Of the automobile accident he will
take his place among the leaders Of
competitive golf In this neck Of the
woods
The municipal golfers are preparing
20 march on City Hall in q body. The
organization is rapidly Increasing IN
membershiP, and as each one is a voter
Z is felt that Mayor Hylan will not
dismiss their petition FOR better public
links facilities 80 nonehalantly a. he
did last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

G. G. n. Y. graduate, president 81 the
league. will be formally preCentod
Wednesday evening az the Marshall
Chess Club. in advance OF the stimuli
taneous exhibition 20 be given there
by Frank J. Marshall, the United States
champion.
The summaries
CORNELL VS.. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Goals from heid-C q. y. s.. Nadel g,
klsubcr 90. salz f2l, Edciu~in Palitf
tiAhn, tufFhn, FcaIlman. ll0.y Cross
hifL8l ~. Horan. Goals from foui-c. q
n r; Edelstein out Of Is paitz. ou-
~ Z. Hahn. 0u of loly clors. Too-.
HES ls out % .f
rabstitut Ions-C. r. N Y. Tatz To-
ralE hatcn for Edelsteln. qchtierman for
1urran. Hahn for Match. saiz for psi,fz
Oulran fer schtiern4au. Hahn for EIai-
stein. Paiita Tor salz. Mafch for Vabn
teeIlnl t,l,Iln lan Tor Naael. Patterson fof Match
fef shannon. H0ran Tor Martin. Hanoi
ssoI horsn' Martin Tor Hanson. shannon
htitrcc-Nafd brennan New Yort
Astle- Impire-Mr Hastings. Cornell
Time Of halves-zo rainuteF
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Uhltbeek-s sets. q games. i61 points. 80
earned. iOS errors.
KuhB-2 setA. n games. i54 points. 80
earned. iiS errors.
Time Of match-2 hours and So minutes.
Heferee-MOrris ID. Clark.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Harry Clancy. Of Pittsburgh, the sew
enteen.year-old swimmer. who has
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

cornell played white on the odd-num-
bsrei boards The openings: 4, Queens
Pawn Z: Two Knights defense, 8, Ruy
Lopez; T. Gluoco Piano
The dnal standing Of the five teams
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ister," with NIGEL barrie aud nm Al
Star Paramount; also rashc News ami
Pollard comedy. 1-4I-4
Mrs Mnns stahison sEr ana Mrs
George Gofdiag of Lake aYenue and Nj.
ana Mrs hiaer Atel4ison pc Hammond.
aetared to groeiTer. Iad on Sunday
where they sited With frseuas
1rH and Mrs JNmeg Nicholson Of