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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-17
With the Ball tossers

Waite Hoyt. Yankee pitcher, who
started in the Worlds Series last fall.
visited the club Offices, New York.
with his bride, Wednesday and
signed contract for the coming sea-
son. The youngster. who received
10000 for his work last season, was
granted an increase of more than
lO per cent" in his new contract.
Aaron Ward. New York Yankee
second baseman. said Wednesday at
Fort Smith, Ark, he had returned
his second unsigned contract for the
l922 season. They offered me
$1,000 this time" be said. discussing
the second document he has re-
ceived. Il want $4,000 a year and
Ill sign no contract until 1 get it,"
Walker Ruether. Brooklyn Ma
tional pitcher. arrived Wednesday at
Cincinnati and said lie hoped a deal
can be arranged which will bring
him back to the Reds. Ruether said
he would try to obtain permission
from the Brooklyn club to negotiate.
Manager Pat Moran and Pres. Au-
b uSI IIclI illdlIIl Vi the INcuS are at
tending the National League meeting
in New York and Reuther will wait
here until they return.
Baseball practice at Williams COL
lege was ushered in at Williamstown
Wednesday when a squad of Is men
answered the call of Capt. William
Hoyt of the varsity nine FOR battery
candidates.
The New York Yankees Wednes-
day announced the receipt of signed
contracts from Shortstop Everett
Scott and Third Baseman Babe Ruth
stating he would report at Hot
Springs. Ark. next Monday for early
practice. Ruth has not yet signed a
contract. Wescott Kingdom. young
shortstop, has been released by the
Yankees to the Bridgeport club of
the Eastern League.
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harmon :, Jordan BATTLE
WILL DRAW BIG CROWD At CITY
HALL TONIGHT semi IS HUMMER

Augusta fight fans are promised
one Of the best bouts Of the season
in Promoter OBrien's offering for to-
night in City hall. The main bout,
double six affair is between two lads
who have never yet appeared IN this
city, but each has a record OF wins
that carries conviction with local ring
followers.
Willie Harmon. the sensational
lightweight, formerly Of New York
but now hailing from the Hub, has
been tearing along tie past year at
a terrific clip and has his optics on
the top rung of the lightweight lad
der. The fact that be has won over
such boys as Harry Mitchell, Young
Maxwell, Pete Hartley, Joe Shugrue
and Ralph Brady, has duly impressed
the fans.
His antagonist is one OF the classy
boys from Al. Cassidy's stable in
New Bedford. Cassidy is anxious to
show local fans that he handles only
live ones and has selected Tommy
Jordan, the French Flash to oppose
Harmon. The Flash who is a sparr-
ing partner OF Frankie Britt has won
over such boys % Rilly Woods.
twice, Young Blades. Johnny Downs,
Phnney BOYLE. Tommy Leahy. Harry
Colson. Jabber Smitn. Harry Mitchell.
the r. I lightweight champ, and twice
over Dummy Burns.
The semi final is really another
main bout as fans will declare, when
they sec Bova and Manly in action.
Young Bova has Won over such boys
~ Bobby Josephs. Johnny Sheppard,
Barney Snyder, Paddy Owens, Red
Chapman and a draw with Chick
Sugcs He is fast, clever and packs
a hard punch in both fists. Against
him viii be seen another boy from
Cassidy's stable. Yong Manly, the
nghting Portuguese. He has won
over Mack Murphy. X. o. Morris,
Young Smith (2), Young Tansey
Frankie Ryan. Kid Lee, Kid Kansas,
Harry Mitchell. Red Chapman. Vic
tor Richie t2l. Yourg Gardner, draw.
Jack Perry. draw, frankie Jerome.
There will also be A prcfim between
Young Kid Norfolk and Bonny Dun
doc ~ Gardiner. These boys will go
six rounds. For a curtain raiser Kid
Tucker will clash with Buck Miller.
snd 81 sure will be some clash. Fans
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Harvard Grad
Group to Plan
World War Memorial

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. IA conf
mittoe of graduates to assist the H2r-
ward University authorities in form
ulating plans for permanent menlp-
rial to the 372 Harvard men who gave
their lives in the World War was an
nounced today. 1t includes among tha
% members General Leonard Wood
governor of the Philippines; Theodc.'c
Roosevelt. assistant secretary of the
navy; Franklin d. Roosevelt. former
assistant secretary of the navy, Bishop
Charles Fl. Brent. John S. Sargent the
artist; Col. Arthur Woods, former as
sistant secretary of war, and Han
ford MacNider. national commander
of the American Legion. Langdon L.
Marvin Of New York is chairman. IL"
committee is one of several selected
by r. NJ. Grossman of St Louis. pres
ident Of the Associated Harvard CLUBS.
Four college, presidents. all of them
graduates of the Harvard \ graduate
schoolFof arts and sciences. are mem
bers of another committee headed by
Malcolm Donald Of Boston. to consid-
err the relations of students and alum
nj OF Sfa Quate SCHOOlS 10 inc UNI
sity, and to suggest ways for making
those relations more satisfactory. Thsy
are James II. Angel of Yale. VIM. =.
Nelson of Smith. Frank Aydelotte Of
Swarthmorc and Kenneth c. NJ. sills
of BoWdoin.
La-t June the Associated Harvard
Clubs adopted the recommendation OF
a committee headed by Charles O.
Nashburn F." worcester for Harvard
memorial COL Theodore Roosevelt
to take liz. ~ Of a headquarters Cor
the college :tafr Of tutors and to in
clude Roosevelt memorial room. The
clubs authorized the appointment OF
two committees. ono TO make further
arrangements with the university au-
thorit!cs about plans and site OF the
building. and the other to raise 'he
money. Mr. Washburn heads the frs,
of these committees, with Willam
Roscoe Thayer of Cambridge and
Owen wister Of Philadelphia as his
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Committee to
See Movies of
Muscle Shoals Plant

Washington, Feb. 16.-Flrst con-
sideration by the Senate Agricultural
Committee of the Ford offer for pur-
chase and lease of the governments
properties at Muscle Shoals. Ala,
resulted today in the presen hilton to
the Senate of n resolution asking
authority for the II committee men
to inspect personally the projects in
, Alabama. A suggestion by Repre-
! sentative Miller, Republican, was.
that the House Military Committee
men who are investigating the offer,
also visit the properties was tenta-
lively considered by that body. but
! no formal action was taken.
Chairman Kahn said he believed it
would be possible for members of
the House and of the Senate to Wis
ualize Muscle Shoals by use of
motion pictures.
j. w. Worthington, chairman of
the executive committee of the Ten
nesscc River Improvement Associa-
ton and advisor to Mr.. Ford on the
Muscle Shoals transaction was the
only witness heard today by the
military committee. He offered the
use o a film which, he said, depict
cd the development of Muscle Shoals
from the time the first soil was
turned to its present stage of COM
pletion and revealed the various
plants and power projects as they
stand at present. The committee ac-
ceptcd the offer and deferred action
on the suggestion for visit at least
until after the picture had been
seen.
The counter offer of the Alabama
Power Company submitted for pur-
chase and lease of the properties
yesterday received general attention
at the Capitol today although it was
not officially before the legislators.
Mr.. WorthingtOn agreed to put q
statement in the committees record
which would show the number of
minimum tons of finished fertilizer
which could be produced annually
by Mr.. Ford at Muscle Shoals. Sew
eral members asked whether Mr..
Ford would agree definitely to pro-
duce a fixed amount of fertilizers in
their completed forms and We're in
formed by the witness that he be-
lieved it an impossible thing for the
Detroit manufacturer to do.
1t was intimated that such a pro-
vision would be recommended by the
committee when it finally reported
the offer to the House for vote on
the Ford plan.
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WITH the RoxerA

Iish Johnny Curtin of New Jersey
beat Abe Friedman. New England
hantamwcight champion. in a fast 10
round bout "Wednesday night at the
Fall River Casino a. \. Battling Pet
crs 81 Fall River defeated Young
Rate of Fall River in the semi final
Harry silva and Denny OKeefe of
Chicago were signed Wednesday to
box at the Carlyle a. c. next Monday
night
Scottie Montietti has been made
matchmaker for the Olympia "a. A. of
Philadelphia.
Freddie Warren has been matched
20 box Barno" Rivers in Woonsocke..
Feb ~.
Billy Woods and Dusty Dumont
box at Biddeford. Feb 90.
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Lincoln County Pomona

Lincoln County Pomona met with
Dyers Valley Grange Tuesday, Feb
IA. The attendance was good. many
oranges Icing represented. The
meeting was called to order AZ IL
o'clock. After opening exercises the
fifth degree was conferred on two
candidates. At the close OF this
ceremony dinner was announced, a
pretty feature of which were the
valentine favors which were placed
at each plate. The dinner which was
one OF the best. was much enjoyed
by all.
At the afternoon meeting an inter-
esting program was presented by the
lecturer. Mrs. Iva Jewett as follows:
Address of Welcome by Bro. Mari
responded to by Sister Snow; music
both vocal and instrumental: paper
by Sister Woodbridge talk on gen
eral grange work by our State lee
turer, Bro. Merle ]. Hartman Of
Readfield.
The next meeting of Pomona will
be with Whitefeid Grange, TUESDAY
March ii.
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MCGOWAN Wins
Skating Title
at Lake Saranac

Saranac Lake, Feb. 16-Everett
McGowan of st. Pail, won the Amer
lean Professional 1dt-door skating
championship title from Arthur Staff
of Chicago here today. MCGOWAN
scored 10 points il, the three days
meet which ended today and Staff
scored 100
Professional 220 yari dash won by
Arthur Staff, Chicago: Everett Nc
Gowan, st. Paul, second; Edmund
Lamy. Saranac Lake. third. Time 10
3-5 seconds.
Professional three quarter mile
race. won by Staff; MCGOWAN second;
Bobby Mclean, Chicago, third. Time
two minute, q Is seconds.
Professional five r,i'e race, won by
MCGOWAN; Edmund: Lamy second:
Mclean third. Time, Is minutes, Is
seconds.
Amateur go yard dash for boys
16. won by Orlie Greene. Saranac
Lake; John Darra'. Lake Placid.
second; George ShetTie Id, Lake Placid,
third. Time. 81 4-5 seconds.
Amateur 440 yard dash for seniors
won by Leslie BOYD Lake Placid; Al
fred Nupfer, Cleveland. second; w.
Murphy, New York third. Time. 40
seconds.
Amateur three mila race for seniors,
won by Boyd: NuDfer second: Her
man Perlberg, Clevciand, third. Time,
nine minutes. 10 4-5 seconds
Amateur half mile race for boys of
II, won by Earl Fin' h, Lake Placid;
Francis Bettors. Sa:arac Lake, sec
ond: Dan NanNortwick. Saranac
Lake. third. Time. minute, 81 As
seconds.
Amateur go yard dash for boys of
10. won by Phelps Mace. Saranac
Lake; Sam Duprea, Saranac Lake
second. Time, 81 2-5 seconds.
Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake fin
ished third with 100 points. and Bobby
Mclean of Chicago scored 80 points
In winning the three-quarter mile
race in minutes Is seconds. staff
established new world record for
the distance. clipping off two seconds
from the time made by Lamy at Cleve-
land in 1910.
Claudius Lamy of Saranac Lake de-
feated T. Carl Milne of Plattsburg for
the barrel-jumping championship.
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SPORT NOTES

Amherst hockey team was defeated
by the Mass. Aggies in a fast garfe
at Amherst, Thursday. the score be-
ing l to 0. The lone tally was made
by Haskins in the third period.
A two mile race for 80 pound var
sity crews will be added to the pro-
gram of the annual regatta at Pough-
keepsie. next June &c, if as many as
two entries for the event are receiv-
ed, it was decided Thursday by the
board of stewards of the Intercole-
Eiate Rowing Association. The reg
ular varsity race will remain at three
miles for this year at least, the board
decided, and the freshman and junior
varsity events will be two miles each
The board announced it had receive
assurances that the observation train
to be used at the Harvard-Yale re-
gatta June %, would be taken to
Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate
races.
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Objects of Art and Beauty
Being Made known" TO
Blind Children of Chicago

Chicago. Feb. 16.-Ar effort 10 give
to blind children IN opportunity to
enjoy and appreciate the beauty that
they cannot see is being made hy the
Museum of instruction Department al
the Chicago Art Institute. stories
descriptions. and small illustrative
objects that the children can hold IN
their hands are of gre at help N this
work. Sculpture can he readily ap-
preciated by the buid as is proved
by the case of a small hoy in class
of blind children at nc museum who
came across a we'll known bust by
Houdin. oh" he exclaimed JOY
ously. running his fingers over the
features. It's George Washington
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Spheeris VS.. Condos.
Next Monday NIGHT ,

Curley Spheeris of Augusta and
Jimmy Condos of Waterville will
meet on the mat in Maccabee hall
next Monday night, Feb. 20 and Pet
err Sturgis of Worcester, Mass, the
wcll-known wrestler, arrived on
Thursday to remain and referee that
and future bouts.
John Palozzi of L~-+'~'~1 and Char
ley West Of Portland will also try
conclusions and Philip Jacobs and
Teddy Vance, both of Augusta, will
open the evenings entertainment.
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First Baseman McInnis
Transfers to Cleveland

Boston, Feb. 16-John "Stuffy" Nc
Innis. premier first baseman of the
American League, has agreed to his
transfer from Boston to Cleveland
and expects to go South with the In
dams next week. McInnis' contract
with the Red Sox which had another
year to run, stipulated that he was
not to be traded without his consent.
After several conferences in the past
day or two with President Frazee of
the Boston club, McInnis today ex-
pressed himself as perfectly salts
fled" with the conditions of his trans
fer, adding that he was now waiting
to hear from iris Speaker, playing
manager of the Cleveland club. re-
garding the spring training trip.
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SPORTING NOTES

In 1O-string match with Harold
Jameson at the y. NJ. c. A. bowling
alleys Tuesday afternoon. al" Will
son broke the alley record of 1917
for ten strings by hitting, the timber
for 1135. With the exception of an
IS. all strings were way above 100.
The succession of pinfalls is as fol-
lows: 1913, ia, SIS. ia, log, III. III,
l36, 12e. 107. with an average of
1874. Jameson tota!led S51.-Bangor
News
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Important Development Of Lake
Georae

Through the Central Maine Realty
Company of Fairfield. ]. +. Tully
proprietor of Lake George hotel and
cottages has interested New York
capital in developing this beautiful
resort.
Work will begin soon on important
changes and additions. to include the
installation of large athletic field
to include baseball grounds. cricket
field. several clay tennis courts. a
running track. a wireless station. a
score of tent-platforms in the groves
which are to be cleared of brush and
small trees SO as to provide an ex-
tensive and splendid grove for tents
and camps. The water system Is to
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SPORTS
Boston

Feb Portland A. C. at Boston
College.
Fob. l1-Hockey: Eatcs VS.. Domi-
niqu" Association. Lewiston.
Feb. 11-Froeport High at Bliss Bust
ness College. Lewiston.
FL. 17-Tt omastor High at Rockport
High.
Feb. l7-Edward Little High VS.. Ban
Eor High.
Feb. i5-Hockev: Springfield ct Bates.
Icb. lS-Hcckey: Dartmouth at
Eatcs
Feb. l7-lS-Winter Carnival sports in
Augusta.
Feb 2i-Cumherlard County Fish and
Game Association at Portland.
Fob. 22-WirtCr Carnival at Bangor.
Fob. @'-Wintcr Carnival Bar Harbur.
lob. .5-IIocNcy: Colby at Ba:es.
Mar Annual Buwdoin Indoor In
ter-scholasttc Track meet and Re-
lay Carnival Brunswick.
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Notice Of Change

The events for Saturday morning
which have been scheduled to take
place at the Muster field, are to take
place at Ganeston park. The Angus
ia Grammar schools ski and snow
shoe meet of Is events. at A. NJ.
is to take place near the Norwegian
sport house on the Gannett place.
The open ski run and the outing
club events are to take place. also on
IRE Gannett estate. being started just
south of the Gannett home, with a
course over the Muster field and
back to the starting point. This
charge should be borne in mind,
when following the programs.
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Would Allow
Batter to Attempt
Steal of First Base

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 15.-ln a
statement explaining his suggestion
to Judge Lands to permit batters to
attempt a steal OF the first sack, n.
c. Gillian explained that his pro-
posed change would entitle the batter
to make an effort to steal first base
in case of q passed ball" or If the
"outs" were running a man down
between the bases. Mr.. Gillian also
contemied that If the fielders in some
manner threw the ball away" the
batter should be entitled to an at
tempted steal.
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should be in their seats at Sis to
see this opener.
Jordan and Manly arrived in the
city last night, Manager Cassidy
stopping over at Lowell where his
star boxer, frankie Birth fought last
night. Both will arrive here this
morning, and Britt will he seen in Jor-
dams corner. Harmon and his manag-
err are also due here this forenoon.
Tickets will be on sale at the usual
places up to +. NJ. and after that
hour at City hall.
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Reprievc for Condemned
Murderer Believed Insane

Chicago, Feb. 1G--A repricve was
granted late today ~ Judge kickham
Seaman to Harvey Church. under
sentence to be hanged tomorrow FOR
the murder of two automobile sales
men to obtain an automobile. The
plea for the stay OF execution was
based on the assertion that Church
had become insane since his convic-
ton and sentence.
For n week jailers have forclbly
fed Church since he went or hum
ger strike and he vas wheeled into
the death cell today In an invalid
chair.
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For Higher Education in Mass.

Boston, Feb. 16-The appointment
OF a commission to study the oppor-
tunities offered in Massachusetts for
higher education was urged today al
hearing before the state committee
on education by educators from all
parts of the state. The hearing was
en- a bill petitioned for by the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor. and de-
signed to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY
OF establishing state university.
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associates. The second committee has

not yet been named.
George l.. Markham of st. Louis is
the new chairman of the committee
on service TO the university which will
aim to point new activities in which
the alumni might engage for the good
of their alma mater.
A committee on policy in publicity
formed to give the university and the
alumni the benefit of expert advice on
publicity matters has as members
Frederick Roy Martin, general man.
ager of the Associated Press: Edwin
p. Gay, president of the New York
Evening Post; Ellery Sedgwick, cdi-
tor of the Atlantic Monthly: Ralph
Pulitzer, publisher of the New Yori:
World; Arthur w. Page. editor of
Worlds Work, and Mark Sullivan Of
Washington. Jerome D. Greene of
New York is chairman.
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Sid Sherman Bowls
IL Straight Strikes

Toledo, Ohio. Feb. 16.-What is
claimed as a record feat in bowling
was the perfect score bowled by Sid
Sherman of this city. in a match
game here. Rolling one ball with
his right hand and the next with his
left, he knocked down 10 straight
strikes. He is normally right hand
ed.
officials Of the American Bowling
Congress preparing for the A. B. c..
tournament to start at the Terminal
said they never heard of like per-
Torrance.
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Colby 80; Bates "a

Lewiston, Me-. Feb. 16.-Colby de-
feated Bates here Wednesday night
in a slow game of basketball. SO to "a
Haines and Baldwin starred for Col
by, while Kempton's shooting from
fouls and Wilson's field goals were
the features for Bates. The sum-
mary:
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BATES
r@ol<
Eastern League Buys MuIrennan

New Haven. Conn. Feb. 10
Dominick Mulrennan. pitcher, has
been bought outright from the Chi
cago Americans by the New Haven
Eastern League Club, it was an
nounced today. Mulrennan, who
pitched last season for Chicago, was
with Providence three years ago,
when sold to Columbus, from which
team he was bought by Chicago.
When with Providence Mulrennan
led the Eastern League pitchers with
Garry Fortune of Pittsield.' His
home is in Woburn, Mass.
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Mile in a Minute

Miami. Fla, Feb. .15.-Peter Mar
key of Montreal established a new
worlds motorcycle record when he
did one mile on seven lap track in
one minute fiat breaking the previous
record made here several weeks ago
BY e. r. Murphy Of Miami. Of 1.o1.
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johnson to Run With X. c's

Boston, Feb. 16.-The entry Of R.
Earl Johnson of Pittsburgh, national
five and ten mile champion, for the
two mile run at the Knights of Col
umbus indoor games here. March 4.
was announced today. johnson Won
the three mile event at the recent B.
A. A. games and finished second last
night in the two lilo run to Joie Ray
at the X. of C. games in New York.
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Kerr Ready to Sling 'em

Chicago. Feb. 15.-Word was re-
ceived here today from Dick Kerr,
diminutive left hand star Of the
White sox that he is ready to pitch.
Kerr has been wintering in Texas
and reports that he is in fine condi-
ton.
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Bowdoin-Bates Relay
Race Improbable

Brunswick. Me-. Feb. 16.-Maine
track fans probably will not have
the pleasure Of seeing the Bates and
Bowdoin relay teams comp pete in a
special indoor race. In reply to a
telegram from Coach Magee regard
ing the times made by Bates and
Bowdoin at the B. A. A. games.
Manager Kanaly Of the B. A. "A. sent
word Wednesday that Bowdoin's
time against Williams was Bun 4Os.
and that Bates time against Vermont
was SIN 46s.
Bowdoin men without extending it.
self in much faster time than Bates
did, although pushed to the limit On
this basis Coach Magee does not be-
lieve that Bates merits a race.
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Wednes day's Basketball

At Observation-Disclosures Acad-
envy 90, University of Maine fresh
men, is.
At Belfast-Belfast A. A. IS. San
gerville A. A. Is.
At searsport-searsport High go
Belfast High second II.
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Henriksen to C,eci. Boston

Boston. Feb. 16-The appointment
of Olaf Hcnrikscn, former Red SoX
outfielder. as baseb;-h coach at Bos-
ton college was amour ccd today. He
will have charge of the team for one
wear
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Oak Grove Trims
Lamba Chi Alpha

NassalborO, Fob. .5-(SpeciaO-
Tho Oak Grove seminary boys met
tho Lamba Chi Alpha basketball
team OF Colby in a closely fought
match Thursday evening, in which
Tho superior shooting ability Of the
seminary five gave it the victory. IS
10 -. The lineup.