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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

son.
Funeral services for. Mrs. Cornelius
G. Grover, who died at the home
of her son, Isaiah Grover, in Tren-
ton, Thursday, were held from the
Second Presbyterian church here ON
Monday afternoon, Feb. 26. She
leaves two sons, Isaiah Grover. of
Trenton, and Harvey III. Grover OF
this place. Rev. Frederick Schweit-
ger ofticiated and interment was
made in Cranbury under the direc-
ton of A. S. Cole, Son & Co.
Isaac S. Everett. father of Mrs.
George b. Mershou, celebrated his
eighty-second birthday, Friday,
February %. In his honor Mr.. and
Mrs. Mershon entertained at dinner,
Thomas Everett and his grand
daughter Of Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. L. Burroughs and daughter, Betty.
The Stitch and Chatter Club of the
Second Presbyterian church will
give their annual st. Patrick's sup
per on Thursday, March is. Plans
are being made for the supper
which will be served by real walters.
Opportunities neglected are lost. You
can't afford to miss the opportunities
among the A-B-C Classified Ads by ne
lecting to look for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
CRANBURY

Betty Burroughs. the four-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Burroughs, celebrated her
fourth birthday Saturday afternoon
when she entertained a number OF
young folks at party. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Those present were: Sally Symmes,
Marian Clayton, Alberta Clayton,
Frances Denison, Warren johnson,
Helen Schenck, Donald Dawson, of
Cranbury; Joseph Priory, of Hights-
own. Also Mrs. G.. B. Mershon, Mrs,
Priory. Mrs. Symmes and Mrs. John
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27

FORD
our Reasons Why You Should
'uy Your Ford Car This Month
The unprecedented demand for Ford Cars
throughout the winter months has taken
the entire output of the Ford Plants work
:. ing at capacity, indicating that the demand
!. this Spring will be far in excess OF the num-
Der OF Ford Cars that can possibly be built.
January was the tenth consecutive month
In which retail deliveries exceeded 100000
Ford Cars and Trucks Requirements for
j. February, the month when preparations
already under way for Spring business
called for 14S, 4O7 Cars and Trucks---more
than $4,000 in excess of the number we
can possibly produce
Ford Dealers i'm many parts of the country
already finding it necessary to specify
future delivery dates on Ford Products be-
cause there are no reserve stocks to draw
from.
Your order placed will protect you
against delay or disappointment later on
1t is the only way you can be assured OF
reasonably prompt delivery
Ve consider it important to give you these
cts, SO that if you are planning to purchase
Ford Car, Truck or Fordson Tractor for
Sc this Spring or Summer you can list your
rder at once and take advantage of our
callers first opportunity to make delivery.
70rd Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Dorsey Motors, Inc.
Ford and Lincoln Cars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-27
MAvIs FACE POWDER

This wen known brand Of
high grade face powder sold
everywhere for soc. "a
Our Sale Price ,.... 0JN
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First Star
Ball Meet
on Feb. Is

TIVE first meeting Of The star
Junior Baseball league viii be
called FOR the night Of February 10, a,
The Star. Teams planning 10 play In
the circuit. tho larFes, league in tho
Northwest. should begin 20 get a
line on their outfits for the year. Pre-.
iiminary plans viii be discussed nj
the first meeting.
The seaaon will start abou, the sec.
ond week IN April. and win run thru
April. May and June Tho finals viii
DO staged during July
Plans for making the league bigger
and bctssr than ever this year are
now In tho making, and managers
and players should follow THE dc.
partmcnt for announcements which
will be made from time 60 time from
now on.
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Bullseyes of Baseball

big lead and fell an easy victim for
Pinslll The trick play saved the
game.
Boston played the Tigers the fol-
lowing day. Ball players don't like
20 be caught by the hiddcn-baii trick.
The Red sox ~raxzed- Pineili from the
bench for hts bush stuff as they
called IL.
Don't get chesfy. I'll probably get
one OF you boys before tho day II
over" replied Pinelli.
Never before have seen two ma
jor league players the victims OF this
hidden hall trick on successive days
Pineili tells me that he has pulled
the hidden-baii trick from one to a
dozen times every year since he has
been In baseball.
TOM0RROW--The most sensa.
tional play ! ever saw.
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KEEN FIGHTS
FOR VARSITY
TENNIS TEAM

COMPETITION for places on the
" Washington varsity tennis team
will be unusually keen this spring.
as Fletcher. johnson and Art Lang.
lie. 1922 veterans. are returning and
a host Of crack frosh are eligible.
Bruce Hesketh. Armand Marion.
Joe Livengood and Windy Langiie.
one of the best frosh net squads
Washington ever had. Will make a
hot fight 70 win regular bcrths
A. the Pacific conferences tennis
meet Is TO be held here this spring.
more than ordinary interest In var.
sity tennis is being manifested now.
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4 II hitting and proper that credit
Hobe PinelIi OF Cincinnati with pull
NJ the trickiest play--if would be
mcre correct II ! said psays--I ever
~ on the ball field.
Come years ago the Carlisle In
dians pulled the hidden-ball trick In
football against Harvard. Receiving
fho kickoff. the Carlisle interference
formed for the runner with the ball
Getting behind the interference. the
runner who had received the kickoff
stuck the ball under the hack OF the
Jersey worn BY Dillon. An elastic
hand had been provided to retain the
hall
Then the Indians separated and
I'll dropped their arms to their side
as they raced down the field toward
the Harvard goal The Crimson play
ers were unable to dope it out Dbl
lon ran the length OF the field for a
touchdown.
The next year the rules COMMITTEES
1egisIated against the hiddcn-ball
trick. II no longer has a place in the
Er1diron sport
such acton mas seFerai Ufnc8 Deem
suggested relative TO the hidden ball
trick In baseball. but no action has
ever BEEN taken TO abolish II.
The play being legal. pinelli. who
holds the championship on pulling
the hidden ball. must be given due
credit for the clever manner in
which no pulls H.
Pinelli. who played such star
game at third for Cincinnati last
year. was with Detroit when saw
him pull the trickiest play ever
GMw.
Washington was playing at De-
troft Sam Rice, one Of the best
base runners in the game, was on
third. Washington needed his run.
I was umpsring the bases. The
Detroit infield held several confer
ences with the Tiger pitcher. In
some way Pinelli got possession Of
the ball. would never have known
II had PlnelIi not tipped me or as
he went by. Rice took his usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-19
PADGETT AND
SIMONICH IN
DRAW BATTLE

QUITE. Jan. Cowboy Padgctt.
IL OF Dolores. Colo. and Joe Simon.
ich. Of Butte. battied II fast rounds
I'm the main event OF n ring card
here last night A disagreement be.
tween Judges resulted in their verdict
being n draw.
III a victory was earned. II unauea.
tonobiy was Padgetts. He did prnc.
ticaily all Of the leading. padgett
lived up 10 HIS reputation as a slam.
bang mixer. but was unable TO score
except at infighting, where he
showed to decided advantage.
Neither boy was in trouble at any
stage OF the mill.
simonich started fast after the
first round, which was even, and
took a shade In the second session.
Tho third. fourth, fifth and sixth
rounds were even and ability TO keep
Padgett NJ distance gave simonich
a shade in the seventh. pndgett cut
loose in the eighth and ninth frames
with powerful attack on the short
ribs and wind. painting tho local
boys sides n deep crimson. Both
boxers tried for a sleep producer in
the 10th, but neither could put II
over.
Pndgett carried n shade OF the
nth. and after a whiriwind session
OF smuggling In the final round, 81.
monich was given shade. a ques.
tionable one, but enough to even
up the accounts, with three rounds
to the credit Of each boy and six
even.
Padgett and his manager. "Reck.
less Ray" Avis. leave In the morn.
ing for Seattle, where Padgett faces
the veteran BIN Wright Tuesday
night.
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ILLINOIS STARS GO UP

URBANA. ILL.,. Jan. 49, - Seven
University OF Illinois baseball players
will try out in the majors next sen
son. Two have already signed up
and five others have been offered
contracts when college ends for tho
summer Harry McCurdy, Paul
Stewart. Clifford Jackson and Don
Paden will report TO the st. Louis
Nationals; Dick ReIchIe to the Bos-
ton Americans; Tom Mccain to De.
troit, and Otto IL. vogel to the Chi.
cago Cubs.
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TOMMY GIBBONS PUTS UP
COIN FOR DEMPSEY BOUT

that tho winner of the OlbbonnJohn.
son bout viii got 20 Dempsey eveniu.
ally.
Ter Richard plans 70 put gibbons
on early IN tho summer with D~mp.
10y n he wins. bu, n johnson wins
Tex may have 90 rseam him up with
another bout. perhaps with Luis
Firpo
An tho wind seems 10 have escaped
from the jess willard haiyhoo. such
a row was raised by tho attempts 20
work up another Dempsey. VILLA ri
match that Richard has passed ~
the proposition. for the time being
at least. Willard lost what few
friends he had IN the boxing ranks
when hs refused 20 meet either Tom
Gibbons or Floyd johnson for tho
charity fund willard was offered
s2s.ooe. but declined 30 meet either.
Gibbons and Johnson then signed "a
so on the card for SIS 900 each.
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MAROONs VS..
COUGARS

The Vancouver Maroons and the
Victoria Cougars will be battling in
Victoria tonight The Maroons have
q nice lead In the Coast race and Il
looks like tho big battle shs rest OF
the way In this loop win b the tight
between Victoria and Seattle for tho
other playoff place. Victoria viii bs
handicapped tonight by the loss Of
Frank Frederickson- their star CEN
ter. who Is out OF the game. recov-
erfng from an operation
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MORGAN JONES
BEATS KRACHE

TACOMA. Jan. fe.--Ted Krache.
Hoquiam battler. lost his first start
in II fights hero last night. Morgan
Jones getting the verdict. Jones left.
handed his way to victory.
Billy Young. OF Vancouver, n. C.,
beat Chic Rocco. Of Portland. and
Chuck Hellman. Portland feather
weight, trimmed Ludwig Jones'. OF
Tacoma in the other principal bouts
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Os0das used to play first base for Seattle in 1912
He hit high fly at the James ST. park day and it lit
right top of the right field fence bouncing back into
the field.
Another incident that to mind occurred in Min
ueapoIs in which Lady Luck played big part We
behind, 2-1 and men second and third. hit a
weak grounder to second base.
Billy Hart pitching for Omaha that day and he
usually out of position at the end of every pitch If he
nd been standing in the box he would have trapped the
han
The apple kept rolling thru the diamond the short
stop and the second sacker getting their signals mixed
md neither went after the ball in time to flag first
Both runs scored and the game
saturday umpins In the early d.y.
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SUTHERLAND TO PITT

PITTsBURG. Jan. i9s-Dr. Jack
Sutherland, football coach at Lafay.
cite, win succeed Glen Warner az
coach at the University OF Pittsburg
In 1923. Warner is to take charge
OF football at Stanford and suther.
land has been signed to thrce.ycar
contract.
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PREP CAGERS
CLASHING IN
BIG BATTLES

nyHE second round OF prep basket
l. ball games were being played
today.
Queen Anne was tangling with
Garfield on the hill floor.
Lincoln was entertaining the Bal
lard quintet at Lincoln.
Broadway and Franklin we're mix.
ing at Broadway.
West Seattle and Roosevelt we're
clashing at Roosevelt.
Second teams were preceding the
first-team struggles. with the lifts
starting at $50.
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INLAND VS.. NELSON

FRESNO. Cal. Jan. Sounds
Ike old times. Battling Nelson
and Fighting Dick Hyiand have
bean staged 20 stage a three-round
bout hero January 20. II will he part
OF an American Legion card. Hy
land now is a member OF the Fresno
fire department.
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DEVLIN WILL
ACT AS COACH

Word comes from the East that Art
Fletcher, new manager Of the Phila-
delphia Quakers, has promised to take
on Art Deyiin, coach Of the Phillies
this season. Deviin played third for
the Giants when Fletcher was pas
timing at Hhortstop.
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GILBERT WILL
LEAD PELICANS

Larry Gilbert veteran outfisidsr.
has been named manager OF this New
Orleans team In the Southern league.
succeeding Johnny Dobbs. who goes
70 Msmphis Gilbert has been a big
star for years Ia the Southern loop.
but fell down when he was given a
chance with the Cleveland Indians.
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Lewis !. frayne :, Frankiand 4. Craw-
ford = free throws. Crawford 70 out Of
~ idaho-fisid sohls. Nelson :. ros
J. Thompson !. fftzke 8. Telford T. Gar.
Of H.
sabssiiutionsi Washington Hesketh
Tor FARMLAND. Idaho Fitaks for
Thompson. Edwards for gartln
Officials stan Riddle. referee. Tubby
Graves. Warrington. A. H kuudson
Idaho. timeksepsrs
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J0IE RAY AGAIN

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--officials OF
New York amateur athletic clubs viii
ask the central A. A. u. registration
committee 10, reconsider It's action In
suspending Joie Ray. star distance
runner 30 days for competing In an
unsanctioned match.
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FIVE PLAYERS
GO FOR STAR

Five players and a bundle OF cash
were turned over to Milwaukee for
Glenn Wyatt. crack catcher, by Cleve-
land. Catcher Shinault. Pitchers
Lindsay. Pott, Outfielder McNulty
and another player, yet 10 be named,
go TO the Brewers.
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ksfh- Inc ttiHitry team pays hafn
hockey and IL a good defensive out
ut. but the Calgary outfit isn't a very
good scoring team.
Edmonton and Regina are figured
10 give the Nets their hardest rub
In the North The Nets meet Ed
montan Monday. Saskatoon wednes-
day and Regina Friday.
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SUMMA TO BE
REGULAR NOW

Howard summa, the hard hitting
ou'neider 81 the Texas league. who
finished the season IN grand style for
the Cleveland club. g. being figured
az the regular right fielder for the
Indians Speaker. himself. viii be IN
center. with Jameson in left.
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yANKs REPORT EARLY

NEW YORK. Jan. 1a.---Babe Ruth,
Waily schang. wsiiy Pipp. Whitley
Witt and Joe Dugan have been or
dcrcd by the Yankee management 20
report with the battery men At Hot
Springs The last week Of February TO
start training.
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DENVER NOT FOR SALE

DENVER. Colo. Jan. 1.-The
Denver Western league franchise
viii not he noid. Milton T.. Anfcnrer.
one Of the owners. declared In deny.
Ing IMPORTS the club ownership would
be transferred 20 two wichita Fails.
Texas. OF men.
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Tom Gibbons Will Be Great Ring Test for Floyd johnson

Others whom Henry L. Farrell unbiased critic said
about classy heavyweight Young Hector.
Brennan has taken weight and
that fought Jack
There babies In
threat There's the veteran Billy Mke; the ored champion Harry
Wills Harry Greb the Pburg windmill the venerable
dian. Jess Hard
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BY HENRY L. FARRELL

.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10. - Tommy
IN Gibbons notified IN. boxing com
mission today with an official chat
ienge and a certified check for ts.Boo
that he wants 20 meet Jack Dcmp.
sey for tho heavyweight champion.
ship
II IL the way Of the rules % get
action out OF the champion. The
books say that a titichoidsr MUS,
accept a challenger within 80 days
Tho rules. however. do not always
work. as Harry Wills stiii has a very
formal looking challenge In tho com.
missions vault
Gibbons IN confident he wsii beat
Floyd Johnson IA Madison square
Garden when they &c, together In
March. and he wants Go be in a posi-.
ton then TO have Dempsey ready TO
talk to him.
There seems 10 be little question
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SOMETHING NEW
NEXT WEEK

Something new win be IN store for
Seattle hockey fans next week when
the Victoria and Vancouver teams
meet here at the Arena wednesday.
The Seattle team will be out of tho
city AZ that time and the two north
ern teams will furnish the weekly
hockey entertainment.
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All Clubs
to Present
GoodTrios
Seattle Indians Are Well
Fixed for Outfield Ma
terial; How Others Look

ERY club IN
tho Coast league
~ llniH. up good
eutneld force q
for the 1874 race.
Seattle. with
Blily Lane and
Brick Eiir~d as
thu nucleus. ha We
81 70 an iso OF q
srcat ore har q
patrol
Besides this
pair Harry VOL.
fcrton will have
Ray nohwcr. a
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Nets Play
Calgary in
Big Melee
Seattle Opens Prairie In
vasion in North Tonight;
Maroons VS.. Cougars

IE Seattle Metro
politans will open
their invasion ~
the prairie to-
night, battling
the Calgary IT.
gers on the Cal.
gary tee.
The Nets win
be at their top
strength for to
nights q a m =.
while n IL doubt
full II BIZ Binney
or Captain Sardi-
ner will be ready
yet for the II.
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sport and in baseball in particular
I'll never forget game in keokuk, when |
was catching for the home team against the
Chicago EDWARDS, a crack independent outfit.
They had brother battery, doc" and Char
ley Ingram Charley. the catcher, came TO the
plate in the ninth inning with the score IL
in our favor and with the bases loaded. He
crashed the ball TO right center and 1t should
have been held to a two-base blow. But
the bah rolled to the fence and went right
thru a small hole. just about big enough
for the ball to get thru. 1t cost US the
game.
Remember "Stonewall" Bill Jackson. who
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WASHINGTON
LOOKS STRONGER

The Washington team looked
stronger than last year. with Dick
FTayne adding a lot 81 power 10 the
team. Chuck Frankiand. at center.
ien'i brilliant performer. but he's
steady old warhorAc and he ~ much
more aggressive than Hcinie Sciilt
was last season.
The lineup and summary follow.
LINEUP AND SUMMARY
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FRosH WIN

The University OF Washington
frosh basketball team defeated 81.
Martins college. % to 81. in the cur.
iain.raiser TO the Idaho Washington
game az the Washington gym las,
night.
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Saved From Minors

Hank Gotodv the veteran Boston catcher t0H pdse for
the Philadelphia Nationals. Gopdy saved from the
minors by the Quakers he has Just about outlined his
big league usefulness. Gocdvs greatest claim 10 fame
oas his wonderful playing in the 1914 ioorlds series.
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= y 4 = ~ - INV
game OF his life,
Windy" Craw,
ford Washing
ton star guard.
scored rs points
himself. and led
the Purple and
Gold hoop team
20 a glorious ~
TO 20 victory
over the Idaho
tnndais az tho
Varsity sym last
night
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Indiana May
Halt Racing

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 1.-THE
state senate Thursday voted. 90
10 .. 10 prohibit the Go0.mils auto.
mobile sweepstakes held annually
on the indianapolis motor speed.
way on Memorial day.
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COLLINS TO BE
BOSTON PILOT

John Collins. veteran outfielder. ia
slated 70 be team captain OF the Bos-
ton Ted sox under Prank Chance
this year.
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They Johnson has developed good left but doesn't know what to
do with his right
Johnson has he with because
when he mixed with William Mhan Seattle he looked
terrible And Frank Farmer kicked the tar out him Tacoma about
the time.
Gibbons won't be the final test for Johnson beat Gibbons but
Johnson gets by the St Paul boy he will have gained world of prestige
in the heavyweight circle
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- - -
'HD El3.
lECJ799f%

TED Erschs. the sensational Taco
ma botsr. " due In seattle before
long. Seattle fan. have heard 80
mach about him that he shaald xs
over big here He has had xrrat
frtrf.
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DENNIS SCIENCES oE
ND.EDu8da1e %
A. old IoI.e Ias..
Luck 20 Per Cent of Winning Baseball
A. Told 10 Leo II. Lasscn
CHAPTER NIN.

uCk is at least 20 per cent of winning baseball.
II The team getting the breaks usually wins the close
games
Many teams of course make their breaks, but Lady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-19

goua uiltsr obtained from pittnburg.
and I'D Barney. the pinch.hltting
star
san Francisco has a wealth OF
good outfinldcra They iosa Jimmy
Oconneli but have Pete Compton,
Joe Kelly. Gene vaiia. Tim Iirndrys.
marley Sec and Tom Connolly.
itendr,x Is siuggcr and conseu
from the American association.
while Connolly played IN the Inter
national league last year.
salt Lake has two Of tho best ny.
eharsrs in the league in Paul strand
and Duffy Lowla. both tremendous
hitteFs. Then they havr'the veteran
Joe ~ilhoit and younrst.r named
Bob klnseiia- They may Land Pete
Compton from San Francisco.
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Crawford shot three field goals
and dropped tho ball thru the twins
10 out Of ?. times from the foul line
wonderful performance.
II was Crawford against Alex For.
the far famed forward stnr Of the
Idaho team Crawford held For 20
lone basket. shot just before the
final whistle. FOX only had two
shots Mt the basket from the floor.
The Idaho leader was plainly nervous
and neiticd AZ the persistent guard.
Ing Of Crawford
For showed his class AZ che foul
line. shooting ~ out Of ~ tries
The game WAS rough. a total Of ~
fouls being called by Referee Stan
Riddle. Chuck FARMLAND and
Thompson. rival oent1rw. both bad
20 leave the game with four personal
fouls called on them
WASHINGTON
STARTS FAST
Washington took th. lead right OF
the bat. ringing up cigh, points be
fore Idaho got started when the
first half ended. Washington held a
seven.point lead. being out IN front
~ to 10.
AZ tho start OF IN. second hal!
Idaho started a powerful offensive
netting eight points. which put then
IN the lead by one point
Then Washington forged TO IN.
lead again. But Idaho came back
and the score was 5s-34. The
Varsity forged into the lead once
more. and went off the floor q win
ner by one point.
Idaho plays Oregon In Oregon Era
day night and then plays q. A A
at CORVALLIS Monday.
Idaho and Washington play a 70
turn game in Moscow before the en-,
/ Of the season
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l.. A. NEEDS
MORE = STRENGTH

Los Angeles also expects to make
some changes before the season
starts.
The Angels win have waiiy Hood,
with Seattle last year. Dixie Carroll.
who should have better season this
year: Clarence Tssornbly. Buster Nc.
cabe and some youngsters. Red
kilicfer IL cunning for more out.
field strength
Vernon may need another outfieid.
er. The Tigers have no new men IN
line 10 far. listing Ping Bodse. Nelson
Hawks. Hughie High and Chef Chad
bourne aS holdoyers.
II Rohwer lives up to expectations
and II Barney plays the ball he Il
capable Of. Seattle won't have 10
play second fiddle 10 any or the
Coasters when II comes TO ouifield.
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