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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
BreSnQhdn in Need
of Numerous Ball
Players for 1922
Toledo Club Needs Most
EUerything TO Put 1t in
Running.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. 4-Roger Bres-
nabau says he Is going 20 be a contender
for the 1922 Tom Hickey flag, but he
hasn't yet been able to tell h5 patrons
how he is, going % do it. II is true that
he has several deals on for players Out
how these deals will come out is the
thing the fans would Ike to know.
They received gentle reminder remind. OF
ago when verih,atiou was had OF the
report that Pitcher Jimmy Middleton had
been traded by the Detroit Club for two
ban players. The fans were given 20
understand during the of season Of 1920
that Middleton who had gone TO Detroit
would Doe returned to Toledo X he taued
70 make the big league Grade, Jimmy ny
failed, iu the opinion Of Iy Cobb and ne
doesn't return 90 Toledo. So that's that.
1921 LEFT-OVERS
Won't FILL BILL.
Bresnahau attended the meeting In
Buffalo, also those OF New YORK and
Chicago and didn't find q thing" 20
quote him directly and correctly. He
said, semi suUfasa, that he didn't know
where the players were coming from put
he was confident he would find EN-
Bresuahau knows and so does every
body else, that his last years lett-oyers
will not do And again 1t is not likely
Toledo fans viii rally to the support or
made to build UP the defense.
There were several reasons attached
to last years failure. FltStly, pan Nly :
mer and his boss couldn't get along and
the Indifference was contagious. jim
Thorpe, the Olympic Indian, was sus-
pended for alleged failure to keep In con-
dition Claude Derrick apparently laid
down on the job" and Ben Dyer hurdled
to the outlaws, BIN Morrlsette, q pitcher,
wanted to be the manager and he too,
was suspended for lack of training.
Then along about the Fourth of July
came the big blow-of with Clymer re-
signing and Fred Luderus being made
manager. But Fred was manager IN
name only. Field captain would be bet
ter word for the Toledo owner was al
ways on the Job with his instructions and
this after Luderus had been given to
understand that he was to have complete
charge Of the team"
LUDERUS UNABLE
TO FIND TALENT.
Luderus has signed his contract for
next year. He is endeavoring to line
up some players out at the Chicago meet
ing two weeks ago he met Bresnahan
and told him he was unable to report any
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lEE!Sl1lNl4l N(s

1t was a big Tuesday for the winners
in the Star League and tough one for
the losers. There were no halfway meas
ures used, every victor taking three
straight Freshmen No. /, Newsbovs and
Printers won straight contests from the
Mailers, stereotypers and Freshmen No.
3 respectively.
The Newsboys and Pressmen No.
tied for the best team score with 1851
totals. The Newsboys nosed out the
Stereotypers by two pins in the last
game, while the Freshmen had a margin
of only one in their second match with
thee MaiIers
Peterson Of the Freshmen No. was
the whole show with scores of 235, lS2
and 220. Rubin of the Newsboys got
himself 210 naples in the first game
and Hall of the Mailers totaled 207 in
his first effort
Four teams in the big Commercial cir
cult won straight victories and four won
two out Of three. The Citizens Gas kept
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BOXING LEADERS
HERE TO MEET

L. G Winn, recently appointed organ
izer Of the new boxing commission OF
this city by Mayor Shank. has called
meeting Of the nine men first named as
members Of the board for tomorrow aft
ernoon in the mayors office. At this
time the final organization Of the com
mission viii take place. The personnel Of
the Lew body governing boxing in Indi-
annapolis probably will be cut down to
four mem beers. Just who these men will
be has not been definitely decided and it
is not even known whether the original
men named viii be included in the list
All this VIII be thrashed out at the meet
ing tomorrow. Vim is the only man
definitely named as q member of the com
mission.
The first thing to be done is to decide
upon the rules and regulations necessary
to govern the sport here. This will not
be difficult as other cities have satisfac-
tory laws under which bouts are being
conducted and It is planned to follow in
part some of the details worked ont by
other communities The chief idea behind
the board is that Of a governing body to
see that the bouts are conducted in q
proper manner. This uecessitates that re-
sponstble organizations or promotes put
on the bouts. Permits to stage the
shows will be granted by the new com
mission.
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progress Luderus returned to his home
ar Three Lakes Wis.
The Toledo club has a pitcher, Paul
Mccullough, whom Bresnahau wants to
trade for some players. He thought he
had a deal on with Pat Moran for a
shortstop. Sammy Crane By name, but
this also fell through, Crane gciug else
where
The Toledo clab win need about four
pitchers, two catchers, third baseman
and one out1elder. Outside OF that the
situation looks pretty good.
Al Wickland probably viii be back for
the right garden and Bill Lamar is
booked to play center Thorpe viii not
be signed TO Il 1922 contract Paddy Bau-
man Is through as class "A ball player
and that leaves third base open. Roy
Grimes will play second base unless he
holds out for a big leaugue salary. There
Is no shortstop in sight.
Bedient and Ayres Rre the only real
dependnbles for the mound and neither Of
these may be back. Several youngsters
tried out last year viii be absent next
season.
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INDIANA DAILY ZINES. wEDNEspAY. JANUARY 4, 1922
WRESTLING
Ohio State Fooled Star
Who Left His Position

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 4-Now that the
1921 football season is history 1t is per-
missible to relate how Ohio State de-
feated one of its strongest foes last fall
men picked by Walter Camp for his first
all-American eleven. The slight deficiency
was discovered by an Ohio State scout.
In early games one Of Ohio States
scouts noted that this player had dis
position to leave his position on the line
10 help back up another part Of the
forward wall which was weaker A trick
play was drawn up and true to advance
dope at a critical moment. this athlete
was far out of his place in the Ohio State
game, and the winning play was shot
through the hole where he should have
been.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

Ray team as opposition. ror games ad-
dress Hubert Hutchinson, 49, Linden
street.
The University five won a hard game
fr IN the Meteor $50 Gods. 26 to % On
account Of reOrEll,zl all teams
having games sch duled with the Uni
Fersity team are requested 10 call Wash
ington $3.50 and ask Tor Dan
The Salt Lake team lost to the Christa-
mores SO TO IS. Games are wanted with
any tast teams. Call Randolph 63S4 ring
= or address George Butcher, Route B-I.
BOX Sjl, Indianapolis
The r. basketball team defeated the
team representing Scout troup No. 81 last
rlgnt, Is - s The winners led at the
half, s to o. Wilmeth and Morton starred
Tor the winners and Goddard for the los.
ing team.
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It's lead intact by taking three contests
from the Billiards.. Other three-time
winners were Crescent Paper, Nordyke
& Marmon and Armour & Co. Bell Tele-
phone, Link Belt, Taggart and G & j
Tire won two out Of three.
The best team score Of the Tuesday
night bowling was made by the Crescent
Paper five with a count of 93S The
leading Citizens Gas outfit showed the
best form with scores OF S94, $40 and
$40
Walter Moore Of the Telephone five was
in form and shot scores of 223. 204 and
201. The high single game count went
to Hoffman of the Crescent Paper team
He toppled the naples in his second
effort for a count Of 231. Johnson Of
the Citizens Gas squad got 222 pins
for another high total
A meeting of the committees and off
GERS of the indianapolis Women's Bowl
ing Association has beer called for to-
morrow night, the meeting to be held
at 8 o'clock at the Democratic Club.
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TOSSING W.T., INDEPENDENT
l 'EM IN BASKETEERS

The Norris Street VI. Z five will meet
the BiFo-R Re team at the Turner Hall
tonight. Preceding this game the SIN
mons Narvels will meet he East park
". E. outfit. Saturday night Morris
Street plays the st. Paul Lutuerans at
Turner Hall Morris Streets record is
six games won and one lost.
The Christamore Tr.angles defeated
Mayer Chapel basket ball team by a
score Of a t. 10 The PLAYING Of Dur
ham. Perry ard McLintock Of the win
ners featured For games with the Tri-
angles call Webster 0130.
The South Side Turner's win travel 70
West Newton tonight with their regular
team of Braun. Kaltenbsch. Couley
Smith EberR, Phillips. D. Wordel, James
or Conn. The south side boys have won
two out OF three starts.
The Keystone Tigers viii open their
rev gym Saturday night with the Edwin
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Interest High at Marion

MARION. Ind, Jan. 4-Oficials Of
Marion High School are questioning If
any school In the State can bring proof
Of as great interest in a high school
basket ball team as is shown here.
Since the team has been playing in
Civic Hall a municipal building with a
seating capacity exceeding 1900, full
halls have not been unusual and the at
tendance at no time has run below 1900
With a record OF twelve games won
and none lost this season, the high school
basket ball team plays its ancient rival
Kokomo, Saturday night at Kokom0
Kokomo has a strong 1--WE. Much interest
is being shown in this game.
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TROUBLES FOR
MIDDLE CHAMP
New York Latest to Bar Will
son, but Action Is Thought
Hasty.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Without place
to use It, Johnny Wilson's middieweIgEt
title will turn out about IS useful to
him as snow shoes in Panama.
New York is the latest State TO de-
cree we can't use you, John"
Three other States have declared quar-
antine against him and practically moth
ing remains now but the small time,
where the champion win hear talk in
dollars instead OF thousands.
Wilson has been out Of luck since he
won the title from Mike O'Dowd and
his championship career has been one
mess after another.
In many cases the crossed fingers
which wag at the mention Of The mid
dleweight kings name are justified, but
in the present case there are two sides
to the story
In Announcing his intention to run
out Of a contract with Tex Richard to
meet Harry Greb the Pittsburgh jump
ing Jack, Wilson was making what may
prove a foolish attempt 10 get even with
Richard.
The feud dates back to Labor day when
Richard refused to carry out q contract
TO pay Wilson $37, 800 for meeting Bryan
Downey. Richard said the New Jersey
commission had ordered the money with
held but many whispers were heard that
Richard asked the commission 10 do it,
It has always been thought strange that
the commission never took an open stand
on the case.
Wilson wanted his money and elso he
didn't want to fight for it. Richard
wirelessed him the information that he
could have the money If he would sign
for another fighe in the garden and WI
son, figuring on using a club against
black Jack, signed to meet Greb and
was given his money.
Wilson then wrote Richard and said he
had no intention Of filing his contract.
The letter was shown to the commission
and ne WAS suspended indefinitely.
1t looks as II the commission might
have acted rather hastily. It might have
been better to withhold judgment unit
the contract actually has been repudiated,
be hard to imagine Commissioner Lands
suspending a ball player because he
wrote his manager he Lad no intention
of filling a contract to play ball next
season.
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Federated League

In the sixth round of play in the Fed
Grated Basket ball League last night at
the Y NJ c. a. gym, the Pair o-Dice de-
feated the Bi-Fo-Re. 40 TO 16. and the Den
Zare beat the Quart, 40 to IL
With r. WILDER, a new man in the BIZ
Fore lineup, at forward, the Rail-
readers put up a tight battle in the first
half Of their contest with the Dice
ouintette, the count az the rest period be-
ing Il 10 13 with the league leaders
ahead The second period, however. saw
the Dice wrecking crew hard at work
piling up points at will
Hutchinson and Mcclure. former En-
Roe players, performed in Den Zare uni
forms in the second contest OF the eve
ming. Next Tuesday the Pair-o-Dice meet
the Den Zare and the fraternity loop fans
are looking for the hottest scrap OF the
season.
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Aggies Get Big Zen Games

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan 4.-Games
with two Western Conference elevens fea-
ture the football schedule Of the Mich
igan Aggies for 1922 In addition to the
time onored tilt with the University of
Michigan the Aggies have booked game
with Indiana University at Bloomington
Oct %. Immediately preceding the con
test with Michigan at Ann Arbor. Nov. 4
Among the new contests arranged is one
with the Massachusetts Aggies here Nov.
%, which viii be homecoming" day.
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CHANos AFTER REYNOLDS.

James Chanos, Muncie welterweight
wrestler, has issued a challenge to Jack
Reynolds. Chanos has had numerous
bouts over the country and is well set
up for the art Of graphing He tips
the scales at 140 pounds. He can be
reached in care of the Muncie Star or
Muncte Press. Young Bobo, a local big
fellow, wants to tackle Young Olson. Bo-
DO has, just returned from the South,
of prominent big men.
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points. He Is good defensive player.
but not in any sense Of the word
shifty player and can not cover the noor
to much advantage Before this season
he has always played back guard. Riley
gets over the door at great rate, but
Is not very good basket shot, which
lessons his value 70 team whose great
weakness is lack OF power on the de-
ds team S0ks as 'h @o1e more ng p bea
ings when they meet Jefferson Of La
fayette and Columbus on their home
floors
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Dentals Work for Games

=, Coach Heze CIark's Indiana Dental
college basket ball players will scrim-
mage with Shortridge High School
basketball tossers this afternoon at the
Sho1tridge gymnasium. The coaches Of
the two teams believe both will bsnefit
by the scrimmage practice as 1t will give
the players an opportunity to try out
signals and meet a different style Of Of
Tense and defense. The practice is not a
game and both coaches VIII send in new
players and send the old players in and
out of the practice and will coach their
men during the workout
The Dentals meet Earlham at Rich
mond Friday night The Tooth Pullers
play Rose Poly at the Shortridge High
School gymnasium Saturday night 1t
the Dentals since early In December.
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Butler Net Schedule

The games arranged so far on the But
Ter basket card are as follows:
Jan. 5-Notre Dame, at Tomlinson Hal
Jan. 6-Rose Poly, at Butler.
Jan. Illinois, at Urbana.
Jan. 10-State Normal. at Butler.
Jan 13-Earlham, at Butler.
Jan. 16--NOtre Dame. at South BEND.
Jan. 2l-Centre, at TomlinsOn Hall.
Feb. 1 and michigan trip.
Feb. 4-De PAW, at Tomlinson Hall
Feb. 7-Wabash, at Charlottesville.
Feb. 10-Eyansville College. at Butler,
Feb. 1l-Centre. at Danville
Feb. 14-Franklin, at Butler
Feb. 20-Franklin, at Franklin.
Feb. 22-EarlhGm, at Richmond.
Feb. 25-Wabash, at Tomlinson Hall.
Feb. Flake Forest, at Butler.
Feb. S-Dentals, at Tomlinson Hall.
March 3-De Puw, at Greencastle
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LEONARD GOES EAST.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Lightweight Cham
pion Benny Leonard was on his way
to New York today, after declaring the
bout with Johnny Dundee, announced for
Milwaukee, Jan. II, had been called of
Benny wants this fight staged in the
East.
Meanwhile, the Wisconsin boxing com
mission had ordered Pinkey Mitchell to
appear for investigation next week fol-
lowing cancellation Of the bout with
Leonard last Monday. Pinkey's lame
shoulder, doctors stated today, would
not permit him to box for another ten
days. He stiIl has up a $1,000 forfeit
for q match with Leonard.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
Baltimore Baseball Paws

BALTIMORE, Jan. AT a meeting OF
the Baltimore Orioles. International
League champions, a 10 per cent divi-
dend was declared and prospects for the
coming season were announced as ex-
tremely bright. William Ashton resigned
as president to devote all his time to
the Newark club. of which organization
in all likelihood he will be elected presi-
dent Charles J. Schmidt, former Oriole
and Boston Brave, was elected to succeed
Ashton Jack Dunn was reelected to head
the team
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Schedule Experts Work
on Charts at Springs

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The annual task of
drafting the playing schedules Of the Ma
tional and American leagues is under way
at French Lick Springs, Ind. Ban John
son, president Of the American League;
John Heydler, president of the National I;
Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburgh the
schedule experts among the magnates,
and VIII Harridge, secretary Of the Amer
lean League, are at French Lick working
out the details of next seasons playing
program. 1t already has been unofficially
announced that the season will open
April u
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
BILLIARDS
BeantOwn Typist Wants
to Meet Mile. Geanne

BOSTON, Jan. 4-Wiu somebody
please page Mile. Jeanne LIE Mar, who
recently arrived in the United States
pugilists?
miss Adele" of Boston wants to put
on the gloves.
Miss Adele, as she prefer to be called,
for three years has been following box
ing and wrestling, not only as a par
ticipant but she has worked out at
times at a local gymnasium, where sew
eral boxers in training have agreed she
packs a wallop.
When not boxing Miss Adele is an at
tractive typist. She is young and
weighs 1875 pounds.
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Franklin Easy Winner

FRANKLIN. Ind. jan. 4.-The Frank
lin High School basketball quintet
celebrated the opening Of its new gym
here last night by defeating Shelbyville.
80 10 20 5000 people witnessed the game.
The first half ended, II to 9. for Frank
lin. Yandiver. although injured played
a great game. He was forced out Of
the contest in the latter part Of the
second half. Kaufman was the Shelby
vile star.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
BILLIARDS
SHANE DEFEATS BELL.

Martin Shane Tuesday night defeated
George Bell in the city amateur three
cushioned billiard tournament, 90 to 80,
and by his victory Joined Mitchell and
Bostock for second place honors in the
meet.
George Brown and James Girard are
scheduled to play tonight at Z 40 O'clock
MARION, Ind, Jan. 4.-Ross Thorn
ton of this city, will not enter the In
diana balkline tournament at Indian
apolis because other business demands
his time, he says.
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SEEKS COACHING JOE.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. bob Spiers.
veteran Ohio State tackle is the only
member Of the 1921 Buckeye eleven who
has rounded out his varsity career. who
aspires to coaching. Spiers was rated
as one of the most dependable tackles
in Ohio State history. In addition to his
football ability he is the heavy weight
member Of the varsity wrestling team and
can also handle his dukes with consider
able abandon,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

Articles of agreement have been reached
between Jack Reynolds, Indianapolis.
welterweight, and Bobbie Roscoe. Of Mon
treal, welterweight title claimant, cham
pion Of Canada, for a match to be held
at the Gayety Theater next Tuesday
night. Roscoe has beaten many Of the
leading welters and claims that he has
not lost a match in three years. He has
sought a bout with Reynolds for more
than two years, and the Gayety engage
ment will be his first bout with the To-
cal grappler.
Reynolds has moved down five con-
tenders with ten straight falls in the
five times he has wrestled here, the five
victims being Billy Trout Of Kokomo;
Jimmy Anderson Of Minnesota Al Man
tell Of Kansas Adrian Ross, Notre Dame
wrestling instructor and Young Londas,
Grand Rapids Greek.
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LOCAL. PUGs YTCToRs.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Jan. I'm
a two-event card before the Crawfordsvill
Athletic Club last night, Buck Masters
OF indianapolis knocked out Battling
Morrow Of Louisville in the third round
Of the scheduled eight period bout. and
Doc WEIGH Of Indianapolis outpointed
Jack Mitchell Of Louisville in ten rounds
1t was announced that Jimmy Bowley,
local grappler, would meet George Travis
of Gary at that place on Jan 9, and
Charles Betchel at Bloomington on Jan.
u.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
TATE AND WILLS FIGHT AGAIN.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 4-Bm Tate
and Harry Wills, heavyweights, will
fight ten-round bout at Milwaukee. Fri
day. the Milwaukee boxing commission
the outcome Of the match Monday, in
which Tate was awarded a decision in
the first round on account of a foul. The
money for Mondays bout has been held
up and will be paid after the Friday
night match which the fighters agreed to
enter without pay.
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Maryland Race Tracks
Paid Fortune to State

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-The States rev
enue in 1921 from the four one-mile race
nnaI report of the State racing commits
Fien, made public yesterday, disclosed
The bulk Of 1t came from the $4,000
per day fee each track is required to
pay. The report also showed that ap
proximately $54,000O00 was bet in the
pari-mutuel machines at these tracks at
the spring and fall meetings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

eight-round boxing match here Tuesday
night
OTHER TUESDAY BOUTS.
AT DENVER-Cowboy Padgett won the
decision over Morrie Schlaifer in twelve
rounds Roy Conley won from Morrie
Lux in the third round on a foul Charlie
Vancura, Chicago heavyweight, knocked
out jim Shirley, Denver, In the second
round Bud Hamilton won a four-round
decision over Chuck Roach.
AT OMAHA-JsCk Lawler beat Johnny
Noye in ten rounds.
AT TRENTON-Tony Caponi beat
Tommy Cleary in twelve rounds.
AT YORK. Pa.-Johnny Gill won from
Billy Richards in one round.
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WLADEK zBYsZKO WINS

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Jan. 4.-Wladek
bus, Ohio, in a wrestling match here Inat
night, winning two straight falls The
first came in Is minutes % seconds with
an arm and head lock. The second fan
was the result of a double armhold, and
came in 10 minutes 16 seconds.
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Basketball Results
COLLEGE.

Illinois. 40; Notre Dame, q.
Cornell. %; Wittenberg. II.
Michigan Aggies, 80: Albion. 10.
Missouri, 49, ROlla Miners, 10.
st. Louis T., 80; st. John e, 10.
Kansas, 50: Minnesota, IL.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Franklin, 80: Shelbyville. 20.
Crothersville, 81: Vernon. 10.
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Suckers Defeat Irish

URBANA, H., Jan. 4--For the second
time In as many nights the University of
Illinois basket ball team won from Notre
Dame Tuesday, sending the Hoosier
tossers down to 40-to-27 defeat. The
game was fast, with Illinois holding the
upper hand from the start.
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Games at Upton

Upton. Ind. Jan. 4-The Upton
High School basket five plays Frankfort
here Friday night. Both teams have
splendid records this season
on Thursday the Upton Athletic As
sociRtiou meets the Columbia Athletic
Club five Of St Louis at Upton.