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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14
GERMAN STOWAWAY
CAUGHT AS SHIP DOCKS

NEW YORK, May 14.-Johannes
Meyer, German stoWaWay,
squeezed through a portfolio Of the
steamer George Washington as 1t
locked in Hoboken and attempted
to escape by sliding down q rope
to the wharf.
Passengers were knocked and
Jostled about when guards chased
and finally captured him after a
stiff fight. He will be deported.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14

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Singer Box Top. good sewer. $40
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14
THIS VENERABLE
MAN TESTIF|ES
Tells How Dreco, the
Great Root and Herb
Remedy, Increased His
Strength.
Relieved Dizziness, Con-
stipation and Strength
ened His Kidneys.

Uniontown people continue toscall
daily on the Dreco Expert at his
headquarters in the Central Drug
Store and relate their experience
with this new medicine which Is
causing such widespread interest
since its recent introduction+ here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14
ENTHUSIASTIC GARDENER
SPADES UP CITY STREET

BELLAIRE, Ohio, May 14.-Hugo
spicowchi spaded up the yard in the
rear of his home here. So well did
he like garden making that he con-
tinued spading out into the street.
He had fifty feet of the street
ready for cultivation when city Of
ficials restrained him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14
SCAN CITY FOR CONVICT
, DISGUISED AS WOMAN

Women are being carefully scruti-
nized by Washington police today
following word from Atlanta that an
escaped convict. Luis Eduardo
Deshelly. is making his way to the
Nations Capital in feminine disguise.
Deshelly, a Spaniard, is described
by the penitentiary authorities, as
"clever" and Is able to speak Eng
lish, Spanish and French fluently.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14
Heat Hits the Schools.

CALEXICO. Cal, May Are
cause of hot weather the school
board has ordered the schools to
open at o'clock in the morning
and close at noon. The thermometer
registered 1913 degrees Yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-14

Three Of these, "The Free"
Cabinets guaranteed for
LIFE), in Oak and Walnut.
Also two brand new SEWELL
Cabinets, made by the makers
of "The Free" See full de-
scriptions to the left.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Colby Puck Chasers
Meet R0WdOin Today

NSUtCIII % NEnnCDeC JOUTnaIJ
Watervillc. Jan. 19--The Blue and
Gray scXtct will cross sticks with the
pucksters from Bowdoin on the Colby
rink this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Both team have su. cred a set back
from the fast maroon squad from
Lewiston. According to the dope.
Colby should win easily but after the
exhibition put up Thursday night
against the Watcrville Ice Birds,
some followers of the ice games are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Pirates Sign up
Roy Leavitt of
Lewiston Star TaXis

Lewiston. Jan. 19.-Roy Lcavitt,
the star catcher and outfiolder of the
Star TaXis baseball team which
represented Lewiston on the diamond
last summer. will take a tryout with
the big league" next spring. Roy
whose home is in Gorlam, N. H.,
was considered one of the best in
the State of Maine last season and
there was a wealth of material from
which to pick. Maine fans feel GER
tain that the former Kent's Hill and
Brown University star will more
than make good in fast company.
Leavitt was offered both a Red SoX
and a Pittsburs contract and the
National League offer appeared the
best to him so he has signed and
will go to Hot Springs, Ark, some
time next month.
While in Lewiston, Lcavitt work.
cd behind the bat and in this de-
pa"tment was rated as the best in
this section Of Maine. In the out
field he was once more considered to
he All-Mainc material and it is prob
able that it will be at this position
that he will work with the Pirates
Roy was one of the most reliable
batters in the State and his average
for the season was over the 400
mark. All twrler5 looked the same
to him and though some had an idea
they could stop his batting streak
1t was never proven and the husky
young catcher" as a Boston Post
sport writer called him continued to
break up games with his timely
ClOutS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Expect to Develop
Strong Track Team
At Kent's Hill

kent's Hill. Jan. 1o.-(Spccial to
Kcnncbec Journal -For the first
time for several years. Ncnts Hill
is to be represented with a track
team, as there is wealth of mate
rial available and Il strong team is
expected. Among the most promls-
ing candidates are HartsgroNe. Garlic
ton and Cotter. HartsSroNe looks
good in the weight events and Garlic
ton is Il high jumper of the first Or
der. besides being a star on the cln-
der path Cottcr is a broad jumper
who should place in any schoolboy'
meet. Hyland also shows ability as
a jumper and Suarez is fast in runs.
AS this is the first season in some
time that the Hill is to compete in
this sport. the authorities aim to
start gradually and try out the ma
terial with interClass meets before
entering into competition with other
schools. There is a small squad out,
due to lack of running track. but
much enthusiasm is being shown
among the students and a good
showing should be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Lew Tender GETS
DECISION IN H lot
SCRAP WITH MORAN

New York, Jan. 19-LeW Tender,
Philadelphia lightweight, was award
ed the pudses' decision tonight over
Pal Moran of New Orleans. in
slashing - round battle at Madison
Square Garden.
135 II, a half pound over the light
weight limit while Moran scaled 1874.
Both fighters began cautiously and
there was little action il the first
three rounds. Moran OutboXed Tend
Ter. blocking the Philadelphian's left
hooks and shooting in a damaging
right that brought a flow of blood
from Tenders mouth. Both traded
hard punches to the head in the sec
ond round and in the third Moran
staggered Tender with a right smash
to the chin.
taking the aggressive in the fourth
round, Tender opened terrific as
sault that soon had Moran in distress.
The Philadclphian battered his OPP
poncnt about the ring in both the
fourth and fifth rounds. opening cuts
about Moran's mouth and nose with
ripping right and left hooks. Moran
came back strong. however, in the
sixth round. After WeatherinG
storm of blows to head and body. he
swept Tender almost off his feet
with furious two listed drive and OPP
cned nasty cut over Lewis right
eye with Il joltin- LETT smash.
Tender missed Il number of wild
swings as both set furious pace i'll
the seventh round. Moran shook Lew
With a left hook to the head in the
eighth but toward the close of the
round absorbed some terrific body
punches at the hands of the Phila-
delphian. Moran carried the fight to
his opponent in the ninth and joitcd
Tender with 4 smashing right to the
chin.
Both mon fought at a terrific clip
in the tenth round. blood streaming
from cuts on their faces as they bat
tied toe and toe. Tender drove Nor
an about the ring in the eleventh
with ripping lefts and rights to the
body but Moran rallied toward the
close and opened fresh cut over
Tenders left eye. They continued
their fast pace in the twelfth, Moran
shaking Tender with several rights
swings after being iolted by the
Philadelphian's south paw punches.
Tender had Moran hanging on in
the 18th with a smashing attack to
the body. The referee was forced to
separate them when they fallcd 10
stop fighting at the end of the round.
Tender administered terrific pun
ishr,ert to the southerner in the 14th
rocking him With terrific blows to
the head Moran fought back gamelE
under Tenders punishin" onslaught.
Tender tried hard for Knockout
in the 18th but Moran MANAGED to
weather a rain of left hooks to the
head. He caught Tender flush on
tho chin several times with right
swings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Bowdoin Athletic
Council Considers
Faculty Coaching
Especial 10 kennebec Journal. }

especial 10 henneDec JOurnal.)
Brunswick. Ne. Jan. 19.-Mem-
bers of the BoWdoin College athletic
council went to Portland this eve
ming to be entertained by Lyman \.
CousenS. '02. at the Cumberland.
Following supper Il very important
business session was held to discuss
the proposition of having BOWGOin
adopt the system OF faculty coach
ing for all branches OF athletics. as
suggested by President NJ. Ekiljoin
of Amherst. The council also APP
proved tho baseball and track sched-
ules for the coming season. In the
track schedule two changes were
made. The proposed trip of the re-
lay team to take part in the Millrose
\. c. games was not approved as the
dates of the games conflict with
some important examinations at the
college The dual track meet with
the University of Vermont. sched-
uled for May >. was also disapprovcd,
on account of the expense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Colby Frat Wins
Snappy Game Over
COburn Basketeers

Especial to kennebec JOurnal)
Waterville, Jan. 19.-The Phi Delta
Pheta Fraternity team of Colby Col
lege defeated the fast Coburn five
$3.50 in one of the fastest and
clcancst games seen here this year.
At the end of the game there was
considerable discussion as to the cor
rect score, some of the scorers
claiming that the game had ended
in a 1871 tie. the others declaring
that the Fraternity team had won.
After examining all score books,
Referee Mathewes declared the Col
lege team to be the winner by one
point.
The game was remarkably free
from fouls and from the first toss up
until the last whistle it was any
bOdyS game. one side taking the
lead only to be overcome by the
other. Burke, Shoemaker and Bau-
man were the outstanding stars for
the Fraternity team and McCrory
and Adams played a hard game for
Coburn on the offense as did Gold
berg in the backfield.
lilc SUMMARY
PHI DELTA PHETA COBURN
Bauman rf. ...............l lib Schiller
Burke ..............rb Meddledorf
Shoemaker c..............c Adams
Shanahan rb. Goldberg
Rood i
Haincs Id. ...............l If McCrory
Scorc-31 80; goals from floor,
Bauman :, Adams 6, McCrory ,,
Shoemaker ., Schiller ., Burke l.
Goldberg /: goals from fouls, Nc
Crory s, Burke Z. Shoemaker 2.
Scorer. Minnehan. Timer, Shana-
han. Time, -Four 10 m. periods. At
tendance $50.
The Albion Haig team took a
tough battle from the Coburn' Sec
end team by the score of 26 to IS. w.
Spearin and Rood starred for AL
bion, Brown and DOZENS for Co
burn.
Summary:
ALBION COBURN SECOND
Bessc IT,. ............lb Brown
Rood If. RIB West
". Spearln c...........c lngraham
q. Spearin lg.. If Wescott
Spearin I, Rood 3, Trcfothen 3,
Brown 8, 1ngraham .. Leader l,
Besse /; goals from fouls, w. Spear
in 2, Brown =. Referee, Matthew's.
Umpire Colder Scorer AIinnehan.
Timer White. Time. Four 10 m. per-
iCds. Attendance $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
BATES PUCkSTERS -
PROVE MASTERS OF
AUGUSTA, II TO 3

Playing a beautiful cross passing
game which .baffied the Capital City
bcys. tho Bates College hockey team
easily defeated Augusta II to 3 last
night on the local rink. 1t was the
f:st game Of the season and only a
few fans were in attendance, although
tho weather was good
The visitors. who have been playing
for over a month, had the cross game
down to perfection in the first two
periods. but in the third the local boys
began to not only solve the play but
staged a whiriWind folloW-up style
which nottcd them three goals. The
Play Of Williams and i. Jarvis for Au
glsta was especially noteworthy and
they were ably seconded by Ryan.
!3aglcy and Randall. the high school
lads on the Augusta team, played well
and hold much promise as players.
Tor Bates. Captain Roberts and Co
gan were tho bright particular stars,
playing a beautiful passing and shoot
Ing game.
The visitors were greatly pleased
with their reception III Augusta. Cap
tain Roberts declaring it was tn"
fdircst deal We over got in hockey"
The st. Dominics will be seen here
Monday night at the same hour and it
is hoped that there will be a better
turnout Of fans. The summary:
BATES COLLEGE AUGUSTA
Roberts. lw ........... lW. Williams
CoC2n, c ............... c. l. Jarvis
Corey, nv ............... w. Bagley
i. Stanloy, Id ........... Id. Weston
Scott. RI .................. RI. Ryan
Iatten. g .......... 6. *. Jarvis
Substitutes: J. Stanley for Scott.
Leonard for coean, Scott for X. stan
Icy. Cogan for Corey. Corey for Leon
ard. Randall for BaGloy. score. Bates
II Augusta .. Goals: Roberts (. C0gan
3. !. Stanley !. r. STANLEY >, Jarvis ..
Williams .. Referee. Duffy. Timer. i.
Mcdonald. Time, three I'm. periods.
Goal judge, Ralph Smith and McDon-
AID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Joie Ray Suspended
By Central A. A. /.
VIII Run i'm East

Chicago, Jan. I9.-SuspcnsiOn OF
Joic Ray. middle distance runner.
today was laid to peanut politics
by Charles Dean. chairman of the
Illinois Athletic Clubs committee on
races. Ray. who runs under the l.
a. G. colorS. WAS suspended yeSter
day by the \. A. L.. until Feb. 1G.
Tor participating in two unsanCtioned
boxing matches here last October.
Dean said annulmcnt of the SUI
sponsion would be sought from the
Central \. A. L. board of mana gers
and asserted that eastern athletic
clubs. where Ray was to appear
within the next few weeks had his
full sanction in their contemplated
protests on the ruling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Y. M. C. A. Basketeer'
Defeat Hall0Well
High Boys, q to 70

The y. NJ. c. A, defeated the n
lowell High Boys in one of the has
est fought games OF the season at 4
Augusta y. gymnasium with \
sulting score of 27-20. The game d
in favor of the Hallowell boys al
end of the first period but Ben a
in fast in the second and turned :
tables.
y. NJ. c. 4. HALLOWELL B
Dick Ben, IF ........ lib, l. P. Pacn
O. Kendall, If .......... RIB, So
c. MoultOn C ..........c, V. Wa1
L. Woods
Sam Mccall, RIB ....... If, F. Cred
f.. Overlook (Sub)
X. Titus, lib .........rf, A. Mason
Score 27-2O.
Goals from Floor: Ben, s: Keha
,; MCulton. 1; Greedy, 1; Wesioi
Gray, 2; Woodside, ,. II
Goals from Fouls Y. NJ. c. Az
H. s., s.
Referee, Kendall. Scorer. Ken1s
Timer, Kennedy. Time Four ~
ute periods. Attendance 50.
The girls, who played Lawn
High, Fairfield, won by a score
to 5, their opponents being un
outclassed. Those who played u
or The other of the periods
kathryn McGinn, who is ous
manager as we'll as center, Mary
who is captain. Frances FulleLn
phene Andrews, Grace Blake, y
crime Woodside. Audrey Snare
Smalley, Louise Smith, Alice
ems, and Minnie Hughes. A p
percentage of the baskets WeE
by Delphene Andrews and f
Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Jewtraw Meets First
Defeat in Gold Gun
Skating Lake Placid

Pittsburgh, II. Y, Jan. 10
Charles German of st. John, n. B.,
won the half mile and Richard Dom
ovan, of Johnson City. the three
mile event on the closing program
of the Adirondack Gold Cup skating
championships here today. The VIC
tories of German and Donovan
marked the first defeats for Charles
Jewtraw. of Lake Placid. during the
meet. Jewtraw having won four con-
secutive races in two consecutive
days. Jewtraw won the meet on
point scores with total of 16O. DON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Lions Win Over
Tigers in Volley Ball
Cubs Win by Default

Only one of the two games of the
Nolley Eall League scheduled for Fri
day evening at the "Y''. was played,
the Lions defeating the Tigers in
two straight games by the scores of
% to-. and Is to 6. The other sched-
uied game between the Cubs and the
bears went to the former team by
default
On Wednesday evening the Bull
Dogs defeated the Bears by default.
The last game of the first round of
the league will be played "Wednesday
evening of next week. when the Lions
and Cubs will play
The lineups of the two teams play
ing last evening were as follows:
Llons-A. $. Merrill. George Coop
er, +. w. Burrill and DR.. Kendall;
Tlgers-C. =. Quimby, A. w. Gorden
and L. c. Burliegh.
The standing of the League is as
fellows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Red Sox Have Gagged
Three Tall Hurlers

Boston. Jan. 19.--If length is an
asset to a pitcher. tile Red SoX may
expect to win many games during
the season OF 1923. According to the
club statiatCian. the SOX Will have
on their roster this year three of the
talleSt hur.crs in captivity.
Daniel Roy Fowklos. purchased
last September from tho Memphis
club of the southern Association, is
said to be the tallest man in the
American League. He is six feet
5 IA inches in Height and weighs
225 pounds. Carl Stimson, acquired
from the Rock Island club of the Mis-
sissipi Valley League. stands 6 feet
S inches and weighs 195 pounds. The
third tall man who will pitch for
Frank Chance is Howard Ehakc OBJ
tanned from Detroit in the deal by
which Pratt and Collins went west.
The veteran Ehmke is feet, inches
in height.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Johnny Dundee Wins
From Pepper Martin

Boston. Jan. 10.-Johnny Dundee
or New York. Junior lightweight
champion, was awarded the, decision
over Pepper" Martin of Brooklyn.
New York. at the close of their. 10.
round pout here tonight. Dundee
1872 1-2. ''u Wal Ill
Martin took two rounds accora
ing to ringside opinion, and two were
even. The remaining six went to
Dundee by shade, according r. the
experts. A, section Of the crowd did
not share this view. however and
as cheers. . wei
In the opening rosnd Martin stag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
HOCKEY NOTES

Announcement was ma~ ~
night that the Central MANY 80
Co. had organized a Duner 80
be known as the Electric % ~
team is willing and eager 10 n
any Duffer team in the clvth \
ticular mention was mace "
ternal Revenue boys. tnoss II
State House. the sports iiv Quad
NJ. C. A. and last years oid 49, n
Of whom the electric boys w
form teams. The SHOCKING sorls|
be glad to play at any time =
lent to the opposing team "A
The members of the ne r.si]
jumpers" are Sandy Noyes' ~
Williams, Jimmy Dunn. al !.
Marston, George GreehwvS "a
Samuels, Waldo Adams az"
Eaton. .di
Sandy says that the boys "
hurry if they intend to s.a "a 4
as the season is well aions
time Is limited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Philadelphia Women
Organize Pony Polo

Philadelphia. Jan. ia woman's
pony polo team has been organized
here and started practice today for
its indoor season which opens next
MondaN night with a match against
Eryn Mawr at the West Philadel>
phia Armory. \ complete schedule
is being arranged for the team. the
members of which are we'll known
horse women. The team is composed
of Miss Georgianna 6eatman. DR..
Mary NJ. Moore. Miss Lillian ]. Ric-
kart and Miss Anna *. Johnson. All
are members OF the Riders and
Drivers Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20

gered johnny with a right swing to
the head. Dundee came back strong
in the second and this and the third
round were even. In the next three
it was ding dong battle. the honors
going to the junior champion. but
Martin forged to the front once more
in the seventh. when he presented
Dundee with rights and lefts from
every angle. For the remainder Of
the bout Dundee outboXed and out
generated his opponent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Meeting Of Interest |
Augusta Baseball u
CITY Hall. Tues. Nigy

On next Tuesday evening ~
in the municipal courtroom
will be held the first meeting
New Year in the interest OF ~
gusta baseball club. 1t Is tns
of the associations memDen ~
terest as many citizens as m
in the sport and all are irivlN -
present and discuss plans y
coming season. At this mee'
GERS will be chosen for the
year,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Hagen And KirkwOod Win
Over SaraZen And Hutchinson

Los Angeles, Jan. 19-Walter Ha-
gen, British open golf champion and
Joe kirkwood, former Australian
champion. and holder of the Cali
fornia open title, today defeated Gene
Sarazen. national open and profess
sional champion and Jock Hutchson.
former British open champion, and
!, In an is hole match at the Mid
wick Country Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Eveleth PuckSters
Win Over Duluth 20

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. 19,-Eveleth's
20 victory over the Duluth hockey
team here last night, ousted the lat
ter from leadership of the Western
group of the United States Amateur
Hockey League and placed st. Paul
and Cleveland in a tie for first place.
Duluth is in second place The sec.
ond game of the two game series
will be played here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
SQUANT0 WILSON
TO PkSTIME IN the.
blue RIDGE LEAGUE

Portland. Maine, Jan. 49,
George "Scuanto" Wilson Of
Winthrop, who has played with
the Red Sox, Detroit and clubs
in the International. New Eng
land and Southern Leagues, to.
day signed as player. manager, Of
the Hanover Club of the Blue
Ridge League, class D. organi-
zation in Southern Pennsylvania
and Maryland. Wilson. who. 10
a former Bowdoin athletic,
played with Ben Houser's Az.
gusta semi. professional team
last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Young Sharkey
Wants Scrap Dates

Sporting Editor. kennebec Journal:
Young Sharkey of Waterville is
looking for fights with the 100
Founders of Maine. Sharkey has
twice defeated Joe LaRoche of Lew
iston and has met Ruby Levine,
Ileurant twice and Young Laliberty.
Lou Dixon, 112 to JIG lbs, is also
looking for fights. These boys are
fighters and guarantee satisfaction.
MGR. CLIFF. NIGCE.
10 Gold St, Waterville, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Frat Basketball 1t Dow"

Especial to Kennebec 49,
Brunswick, Me-, Jan. iv.,.nb
interesting games in the nv, rhJ
nifty basketball league weI ,rs
Bowdoin College this evenJn Z
non fraternity team ~ !
Psi Epsilon . to 4. Kappa 81 ~
before the onslaught OF e. 60
the tune of 30 to D ano
defeated Sigma .Nu II y !"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
Journal BOWlers i
Defeat Miscellaneous
In Double Header

The Journal bowlers copied all
eight points from the Miscellaneous
hvc in double header at the Au-
susta ~" allies last night. Eddie
Haskell was high single for the
match with 10 and for three string
total Farnham was high with POI.
The summarizes:
First match:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
St. Dominiques Win
Over Waterville in
Snappy Puck Chase
Especial 10 Kenncbec JournaD

VoPCcIdI 20 kenhcbec JOurnaD
Lewiston. jan lin one of the
fastest hockey games played here this
year tho st. Dominiques won over Wa
tcrvillc by score of to 1. AT the
end OF the first period the score was
: to |. During the second period it
was held at standstill. neither side
gaining. st. Dominique gained third