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Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Champion Harry Wilson In Is Slashng
|CREB AGAIN DEMONSTRATES IS
TOO MUCH FOR FORMER CHAMPION
GIVEN DECISION after IS HOT ONES

Round Six-They mauled each 9TH
er around but neither was dana ged.
Wilson sunk a left into the stom2
ach that made Greb dance. Greb
rocked Wilson's head with straight
rights. Wilson came back with
two fisted attack to the body that
forced Greb TO the ropes.
Round Seven-Both missed hard
punches and once Wilson, turning
all the way around, lost Greb and
started towards the side of the ring
for him, making the crowd roar.
Greb turned Johnny around again
with hard right to the Jaw. They
exchanged swinging rights to the
body >and then at close quarters
chopped at eadh others Jaw.
Round eight-Greb swung half
dozen rights to head and body. Will
sons head rocked from the impact
of straight lefts. Greb was ON the
defensive. Right uppercuts at close
quarters had Wilson's head bobbing
| up and down. Greb swung hard
right to the stomach as the bell
rang. .'..s
Round nine-There was a lot of
wild swinging by both men. Wilson
Jared Creb with a right to the jaw
and Greb came back with heavy
rights to the body. Greb was land
ing heavily to head and body with
rights.
Round ten-They milled around
for at least minute before either
landed blow. Greb then swung
another right to the body. Greb
was now dancing all about his oppo-
| nent and began swinging punches
from any angle. Greb turned Will
son completely around with chop
on the jaw and Wilson was bewil-
dered when the bell rang.
Round elexen-Greb danced
around and about Wilson and at
| times went around so fast that he hit
Wilson three and four times before
the challenger could find him again.
Wilson sent in an occasional hard
! left to the body. Wilson's left eye
f, was closing from a swinging right.
Round Twelve-There was hardly
any action to speak of. Wilson was
careful about his injured eye and
Kept stabbing let's at long range.
Greb landed a left hook to the jaw
as the round ended.
Round Thirteen--Greb flung lefts
at Wilson's head, Wilson countering
with short punches to the body.
Greb kept slamming a right to the
| body. There was a lot of clinching
| and the latter part of the round was
slow.
Round Fourteen Greb kept shoot
| ing the right ana it was doing great
work for him. Greb started mauling
at close quarters and wilson's mouth
! b!ed. y right uppercut shook Will
son to his heels.
Round F'ifteen-Greb slammed a
right to the jaw, Wilson coming back
with shaking left to the chin. Greb
drove Wilson to the ropes with a
| swinging attack ito the body. There
| was a lot of head to head mauling
which seemed to be an even ex-
| change. Grcb swung three rights to
the body as the fight ended.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19

The Auburn Ski Club which is
now a member of the L. S. Eastern
Amateur Ski Association. has re-
ceived notice that that organization
may recognize the ski jumping con-
test to be held the last day of the
Auburn carnival as being for the
championship of the State. The
sanction has not been given yet as
announced this morning but probab-
ly will in the near future. Lew
Haskell and Wallace Lowell will rep
resent the club at the Waterville
carnival jumping contests today.
The sport writers of the Portland
papers do not think there is any
thing wild about Earl Fleming. al
though one of them admits he has
a gobd. straight. right hand punch
that found Hoctor's hutton without
any trouble. And when he meets
Jack Conley, Bill Dube~ and Bling"
Conley, the self-made champion
C), he will find them Just as easv
as he did Hoctor. One thing is Ger
tain. anyway. none of the middle
weights in this State is flinging any
challenges at the Hell Cat" as they
have been throwing them at "Bing"
and the others. 1t begins to look as
though they all want set-ups and
don't care to take chances with q
puncher like Fleming.-Bangor
Commercial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19

There are over 100000 deVotees
Of "barnyard golf'' in the world.
George w. May. champion horse
shoe pitcher CT the world, will de-
fend his honors. Out of $50 shoes
pitched he has made 450 ringers
and 1874 double ringers. Maymc
Francisco. woman champion. will
also enter. Among other stars
who will compete are c. c. Davis.
Ohio ex-champion: Frank Jackson.
Iowa's star tosser: Harold Falor.
boy champion of the world; Blair
Nunemaker, II year old wizard OF
Miami; Frank Johnson, Ralph
Spencer, Frank LonGin and other
near champions and ex-champions,
including Frank johnson. Jr., Witt
Doyle. Hcimbaugh, Loren May,
Yokum. Faulkner and many others.
AS q result Of the meet, 1t is
sail in Lake Worth. horse shoe
pitching will become so popular
that even the natives in darkest
Africa will be pitching shoes in
stead of heads.
Practically every section Of the
country will be represented. The
meet held at Cleveland last Sept
cmber had over 200 competitors
in the mems contest alone. Nearly
all Of these made preparations TO
compete at Lake Worth. Cham
pions of many states and counties
will clash to play many a grueiling
game for a title. Lake Worth IS
located on the main line of the
Florida East Coast Railroad. seven
miles from Palm Beach and it is
expected big crowds will patronize
the meet from Florida's fashion
CeNte
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Gardiner Teams
In Double Header
At "Y" Gym Tonight
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Especial TO the Kcnnebec JournaD
Gardiner. Me, Jan. 1S--Gardiner
basketball fans will be treated to a
double header at 7.30 tonight at the
local gym, when both sirl's and boys
teams will meet the Hallowell high
teams. Both teams have been put
ting in some hard practice this week,
and n close game full of pep should
be the result. the boys will play the
following lineup. Captain Mcdonald
rf. Rose II. Davidson or Lucas c.
Barnard lg. Rogers Ig. The girls line
up will be Captain stuber and Nc
Curdy guards, Tyler and Babb. cen
ters. Marson and Darling forwards
with Williams. Mcwhinnie. Spauld-
ing. Powers. and others ready as sub
stitutes. There will be a dance in
the gym after the games.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
MOlla Barred from
Representing U. S. in
Olympic Tennis Games

New York. Jan. 1S.-(By A. P)--
Mrs. Molla Mallory. seTeu times ma
tional women's tennis champion. win
not represent the United States in the
Olympic tennis competition at Paris
next July. Hope that the former title
holder would be able to compete for
America despite the fact that she rep
resented her native Norway in the 1912
OlyEpics. was abandoned today when
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation was officially notified that the
international Olympies committee had
declared Mrs. Mallory ineligible to play
for This country.
At the same time the L. s. L. T. A.
was Informed that the international
committee holds Mrs. Mallory eligible
to compete again for NORWAY and it
is understood that country has invited
Mrs. Mallory 20 carry the colors of her
native land once more,
Mrs. Mallory was quoted recently as
saying she would compete for Norway
if ineligible to represent the United
States. but it was said today she had
not decided definitely what course 10
follow. In addition. there is a posi-
bility that her present status as an
American citizen may prevent her en-
try as Norwegian competitor at
Paris
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19

New York. Jan. 1S.--Harry Greb of
Pittsburg successfully defended his
worlds middleweight boxing title to-
night against Johnny Wilson of Bos-
ton, former title holder. receiving the
judges decision at the end of 15-
round contest at Madison Square Gar
den.
The champion carried the fight all
through the Is rounds and the decision
met with the approval of the specta-
tors that filled the Garden. Greb. con-
trary to his usual method, fought at
long range during the early rounds
and appeared to be as effective at this
style of the game as he was with his
milling, mauling tactics in the latter
part of the fight.
Wilson's best punch was left book
to the body which he landed occasion
ally. Greb was In good condition and
when he was going at top speed he
ran rings around the boy from whom
he won the title at the Polo Grounds
last summer. Wilson's left eye was
cut in the latter part Of the fight and
II was swelling shut at the end
At times both men had to be eau
TONED by the referee for holding and
cifnching. Greb weighed 1884 pounds
and Wilson 1874.
The results OF the preliminaries fol-
. low:
Dave McGilI. the Irish light heavy
weight. won the judges decision over
Leo Gates of New York in six rounds.
knocked out Jim Hubbard, one of Luis
E'irpo's victims. in the second round
of a four-round match.
In the first round Greb jumped
to the attack, landing O. swinging
left to the body. They worked at
long range with little effect. Greb
kept hooking the left to Wilson's
body and Wilson was unable to land
a blow.
Round Two-They engaged in an
| exchange of body punching at close
quarters. Greb missed a long hook
| and was sent to the ropes from a
stiff left to the stomach. He re-
| covered quickly, however. and they
began slugging. Greb was hitting
often but his blows did not seem to
hurt.
Round Threc-Greb swung to Will
sons stomach during n heavy slug
cling engagement. Wilson retaliated
| with n shaking left hook to the ia<
After n bit of milling around Will
son crossed a right to Greb's jaw
and Greb stayed away for the rest
| Of the round.
Round Four-WilsOn rolled Greh
with two swinging rights to the body
and a left hook to the. stomach.
They fell into half a dozen clinches
after missing punches and when the
! referee cautioned Greb to open up.
Wilson walked to the middle of the
| ring and said Lets fight" but the
round ended.
Round Five-Wilson led another
| attack to the body. Wilson was
| landing oftcner now. He kept send
| ing straight lefts into Greb's stom-
! ach. Greb began holding. Greb
| danced around and started a swing
| ing attack but Wilson evaded the
| hardest swings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
SULLIVAN PUTS
VERME7TE DOWN
FOR COUNT IN I'd
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Especial to the Kcnnebec JournaD
Lewiston. Me, Jan. 1S--Arthur Kid
Sullivan Knocked out Battling Ver-
mette of Brunswick in the second
round. Rabbit Violette of Rumford
outpointcd Elton Bean of Greene.
Sannonball Cote and BoXcar Evans
boxed fiash:ug draw Harry Tan
quay ana Young Parent boxed 4
round draw. Bennie Dottie Mari of
Portland, formerly of Augusta and
Battling Bernier boxed 6 round
draw. Stubby Speakman world known
Edward Little athlete and profession.
nj basketball player knocked out
Whitley Corey Of Lewiston in the 1st
round with right hand punch to the
heart. This is Stubby's second
knockout in a week. 7 he show was
held under the auspices of the Boost
sports sporting club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
WINTHROP HIGH
TRIMS HALLOWELL
comets SCORE 41-0
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Winthrop, Me-, Jan. 1S--The Win
tlIrop high school boys basketball
team swamped the Hallowell Comets
in a game played here at Town hall
by one-sided score Of As. Win
throp easily took the lead and the
Hallowell lads We're unable to even
up the high score.
The Summary.
Winthrop High .Hallowell Comets
Fountain. IF .... lb, Lester. Mackardy
n. behSOn. III n TO. SyiVi1U
T. Fortier. G ........... G. Garden
Lindholm. II. LarolIoy. RIB II. Flanagan
Fleury. Sturtovant, III 80. ri. Arata
Sore Winthrop Al: HallowelI 8.
Goals from floor Fountain 6. II. Bis
son .. Il Fortier 8, Lindholm ]. Gar
den ]. Sylvan 3. Goals from fouls,
Fountain .. Bisson !. Referee. Bis
sonette. Umpire F'orticr ?. Scorer
York. Timer Arnold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19

r AXE Worth. Fla. Especially.
IL Twelve of the, finest day and
night clay courts in the
United States have been put in
readiness for the greatest horse
shoe throwing contest in the
worlds history. the National Mid
Winter Horse Shoe Tournament. at
Lake Worth. Florida. Horse shoe
throwers from every part of the
country will attend the meet Feb
ruary IS to %. The meet is the
result of an invitation extended by
President Al Mitchler OF the
National Horse Shoe Pitchers
Assn. and c. S. Walters Of the
Lake Worth Horse Shoe Club at
the meet held in Cleveland last
September. Preparations are un-
der way to make this meet one OF
the biggest sporting events on the
Florida East Coast. The whole
town of Lake Worth has been
working hard, using every avail
able means to secure the best pos
sible conditions for a successful
tournament. They have put up a
purse of $1,000 in cash prizes,
$1,000 in trophies. $1,000 for en-
tertainment, 1000 cocoanuts for
free distribution TO horse shoe pit
chers and fans and a $500 bonus
to the National Association.
The Florida State Horse Shoe
Pitchers Assn. will hold their an
nuai meet the week previous, thus
intensifying the already high pitch
Of excitement over the worlds
championship tournament.
1t is estimated by r. B. Howard,
Editor of Horse chce World. that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
EARMINGTON NORMAL
FIVE LOOKING FOR GAMES

Earminyton, Jan. le.--Farmington
Stafe Normal has a fast basketball
,aam ON the court this winter. and
while there are several games on the
schedule. are looking for more.
Coach f. L. Dearborn has the squad
we'll primed for a series OF iast
games. The dates:
January
1S-Abbott school.
February
s-I.iv. Falls, Liv. Falls.
I5--Abbott school.
sf-T.iv. Falls. Pennington.
March
REORGANIZATION high.
Manager Boyn;on has the follow,
irr omen dates, Jan. rs. Feb. ., l6, =
ana IS. March /. 5. Is. -. %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
OAK GROVE QUINTET
lICkS ALBION LADS
TO tune OF 27-23

Especial to The kcnnebec JournaD
Albion, Nc. Jan. lS.-The Oak
Grove basketball team won from Al
bion High here tonight. 21-23. The
game was one of the bcst ever seen
here and the Albion boys claimed 1t
it is the ilrxt time they have ever
been defeated on their own floor
Cullaghan and McNinna contributed
much TO the win for Oak Grove.
spearin and Meadcr played a good
game for Albion.
OAK GROVE. ALBION
McCausland, RI ......... lb. Meader
Callaghan, If 80. -. RIB, Robinson
MearS, ............. T.. W. Speafln
Mckin0a, rb ............. III, ROOD
Alien. I'D .....,.. u. DSSse
Score. Oak Grove q. Albion 30
Goals from floor Callaghan 4. Nc
Causlard .. Mears /, McKinna 3.
Besse 2. Rood ]. w. Spearin 3. ID.
Spearin . Meader !. Goals from
fouls. Callaghan >, McCausland 3.
Mears 2. McKinna, 2. Gregoirc J..
Besse Rood /. W. 'Spearin .. Mead
er !. Referee, Carson. Scorer, Muir.
Timer, Knowlton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Entries For National
Track Meet Close Feb. q

New York. Jan. ls.-Entries will
close February % for the national SEN
Tor indoor track and field champion
ships of the A. A. l.. TO be held March
at the 2and Regiment armory.
The title event has not been held IN
New York for three years and with
athletes preparing for the olympics an
unusually successful meet is anticipat-
Cd Entries are expected from leading
college and club stars OF the country.
The Illinois A. c. will defend the team
title it captured in the 1872 meet at
Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Edward Little Five
Score over Bath
Five Minis. Overtime

Rath. Jan. 1S-Coach Carter's Ed
ward Little junior high school five
invaded the ship city Thursday even
ing defeating the Bath Boy Scouts
team 30 to % In a five minute over
time period. The regularly playing
time ended with the two outfits in
- 10 Il deadlock. In the overtime
session tho Auburn lads forged ahead
for tt victory. Belts was the high
scorer for Auburn while Jack was the
big man for Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Football Dates
OF Haskell Indians

Lawrence. Kas., Jan. fs.-The 1924
football schedule for the Haskell
Indians. includes games with Bos :,
ton College at Boston: Butler Col
lege at Indianapolis. and st. Xavier
at Cincinnati. ii is announced. The
Indians have one open date. Novem-
ber 8, which they are trying TO fll
with some Eastern school.
The 1924 schedule of the Indians
vii! carry them almost as far as the
1879 schedule. when the team played
ON both coasts and Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
TEAM PLAY Of WINSLOW HIGH
HOOPMEN TOO MUCHFOR CONY HIGH,
FORCED TO TAKE SHORT END iii

The Winslow high school basket
ball five, out-played the .Cony high
quintet. Friday night in the first half
OF a game at Assembly hall. Augusta
and held the Cony boys even in the
second half. winning by a IL TO II
score, The Winslow boys cutplayed
the cony high players in every phase
of the game, but especially in guard
ing.
Hardly did Cony player get his
hand on a bali. before the floor SEEM
cd full or orange and black clad fig
ureS. Where the ball was. there they
were also. In the last half they used
a five man defense many times with
telling effect, but in the first period,
they played tn ball So hard that it
MAS seldom necessary TO guard their
ba sket.
They also passed bea atifulIy. show
ing fine team work and pretty shoot
ing.
Cony high on the other hand SEEM
ed in a dazc. When they got the
ball. they lost it by bad passing or
by Juggling. ii they got a chance to
pass, which in many cases they did
not. The game at times resembled
more a football game with everyone
falling on the ball. At one time
nearly half the men on the floor. were
literally on the floor in one end of the
hail..
Reynolds the Winslow left forward
and Taylor their center. each nettcd
three pretty ones, most of which were
from close under the basket. On the
other hand the greater numbr of CO.
ny tallies were made from near the
center of the floor. Poor shot three
good ones, but Captain Winslow ham
dicapped by bad hand got but one.
He had to take time out during the
second half when a pass hit him on
the end of the bad thumb, but went
back into the game,
The Cony high second team easily
trimmed the Richmond second team
by score of So to G. The Richmond
team was apparently lost on the floor
and the Cony boys ran rings around
them. Tiny Overlook slid them in
fl ON all angles. and Tailed seven
baskets while Howard Stiles was
close behind with Eve.
The summary Of the two games:
WINSLOW CONY
Capt. Glidden. IF 80. lb. w. Hayden
Reynolds. If ........ RIB. Howell. Boyd
Taylor. c, I'oor
Wilson. rb ............. II, Winslow
DIX. ED IL. loui hs
Score Winslow IL: Cony II. Goals
| from floor. Reynolds 3. Taylor 5. Poor
2 Wilson /. Burns |. Boyd I. Goals
from Fouls, REYNOLDS .. Glidden /.
, Winslow !. Referee Kennedy. Scorer
! Nilcs. Time S-miuute periods.
CONY RICHMOND
! T Overlook. rio ............ lb. O'Neil
! II. stiles, If ..... rb, sherman, Blair
| piummcr. c ....... c, Umberland
| Howell. w. Hayden. rb rf. Blair
, Il. Merrill. liz ........ rf. Pushard
! Score Ccnv SO: Richmond G. Goals
! from floor. Overlook Z. Stiles 5. Mer-
! rill ., Puslaard >. Howell /, Sherman
l. Goals from fouls. O9erlock >. Ho-
! Mnll L Roferen Stafford. Scorer NileG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Play to Determine
Standard Golf Ball

Brunswick. Georgia, Jan. ia ten
day experiment with golf balls Of
varying-size end weight in an effort
To determine the standard golf ball
OF the future. was started on Jekyl
Island, l3 miles from here. today.
Thirty Ave amateur golfers including
Cornelius s. Lee, president Of the L.
=. Golf Association. are taking part.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
KENT'S HILL Oval
shooters TAKE
GAME FROM N, C, |,
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(Speclal 10 kennebec J0urnaI)
Keats Hill, Jan. 1S--In a clean
hard fought game. played here tor
night. the Kent's Hill Hoopmen
trimmed the Maine Central Institute
FIVE by as core of 53-sS. For Kents
Hir. Scott, Gardiner and Healey
were the main point winners while
for NJ. C. I. Lancaster played a good
game.
The Summary:
KENT'S HILL NJ. C. I.
Gardner ri. .lb Seekins
Capt. Healey .rb Reynolds
davenport c..... HodskinS
scott I'd .............. .f Lancaster
Chase ib .................rf Whitten
Score-Keat's Hill So; NJ. c. L.,
SO; goals from floor, Gardiner 8,
Healey 6. Davenport 8. Scott s,
Whitten |. lancaster s. Hodgkins 8,
SeelSins ,; goals from fouls. Healev
?. Scott !, Lancaster 5. Hodgkins 2.
Seekils L. referee. Matthew's: scorer,
Peterson; time i-10; attendance 400.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Old Time Gridders
To Be Given Letters

New York, Jan. 1S-S -Survivin
members Of the Wesleyan football
team OF 1884 will be presented with
varsity "W's" at n dinner tended
the mtonight by the Alimnia Asso-
citation. Three members of the team
which was the first at the university
and which defeated Harvard, will be
presnt tonight. II is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
=
Renault, Canadian
Heavyweight, Matched
Against Smith Feb. 6

Muskegon. Mich, Jan. 1S--Jack Re-
nault. Canadian heavyweight has
been matched with Homer smith Of
Kalamazoo for a ten round bout here
Feb. 6. The announcement of the
match was made today by Joe Gu
delsky. matchmaker for tie athletic
club here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Malone Wins in 10
Rounds over Todd

Boston. Jan. 1S-Jotk Malone OF
ct Paul was granted the Judges de-
cisiou after his 10 round bout with
Roland Todd. English middeweiRht.
here tonight. The decision was not
wen rcciyeed by section Of the au-
dienc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Edward Little
Hoopmen Easily
Trim Ex-Captains
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Lewiston Jan. 1S.-Edward Lite
High school basket shooters easily
defeated ex- x-Captains of Edward Lit
tie teams in Auburn Hall tonight,
1916. Score end of the half was 22-
S. The school boys showed superior
team work, with Costello, Juneau
and simpson. featuring. Stetson
and Moulton starred for the grad
yates. 1t was the 0rst game the Ed
dies have played In the Auburn hall
cage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
McDonough On Rampagne
Clerks Trim Legionaires

The Clerks took three of the four
points Friday night In their match
with the American Legion boys at
me Augusta Y. M. c. A. alleys. Nc
Donoush took high total with Ss5
and high single with 49,. For the
Legionaires. Lausier was high total
with sS9 and high single of los. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
.COburn Girls Win
From Besse High
By Score of 20 to 6
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Especial TO Kcnnbec .IournaD
Waterv.ilc. Jan. 1S-The Coburn
Girls Second Basketball team de-
feated Bcsse High of Albion Friday
afternoon at Cuburn Gym, 20 to 6.
Misses Simpson and Dot" Daggett
were tie main offence for Coburn
and Miss Libby for Besse High.
Summary:
COBURN md BESSE HIGH
ShiihoHu, " 9,..........,.. III LiDDy
SHlpson IT ....,........ III HordinR
lhaHeI t'.''. ...'.,..... &c 1urEer
H. DdEEetl sc. &C DRAKE
Hooper lg. liz Sanborn
Ood E...............rg BradStreet
Substitutions. Cohurn: Ddggett for
Simpson. Simpson for Snlmond. Sim
mons for Daggett. Bessee High,
BradGtrect for Drake.
Goals from floor: Coburn. Daggett,
6: Simpson 5, Salmond. Besse High
Libby g.
Goals from fouls: Coburn. Daggett.
Salmond
Referee. Allen: timer. n. Daggett;
scorer Pearcc: time, two rs and two
SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
EIGHT teams TO
BOWL. FOR TITLE IN
WhTERvILLE LEAGUE
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Wateryille. Jan. 1S.-Many of Wa
tervile's best bowlers have en-
tered into the Speed League Tourna-
ment at the Elm City Bowling al
leys. The contests started Thursday
evening and will continue to. April
s, under the direction Of the man.
arcr, Harry I.angill and his assist
ant, John Barney. Eight of the finest
alleys in New England are at the
disposal of the players and in the
same room are four new pool tables.
The alleys are reserved upon re-
quest and special attention is given
to all ladies.
Eight teams have been formed
and matches will be played twice
each week. The teams are composed
as follows: Team No. /, Murphy and
l.. Ivers; Team No. 2, Williams and
c. lvers: Team No. 8. Pooler and d.
Simpson,; Team No. 4, Mitchell and
Matthews: Team No. 5. LemieuX
and w. Simpson: Team No. 6, Cost
ley and Barney; Team No. Z, Cur
ney and Diambri; Team No. s, Col
lins and II. Simpson.
Following is a schedule of the
games for the rest of this month:
Jan. 17-Team l vs.. Team 2.
Jan. 17-Tcam VS.. Team 4.
Jan. 1S-Team VS.. Team 6.
Jan. 1S-Team VS.. Team s.
Jan. 21-Team VS.. Team Z.
Jan. 2o-Team VS.. Team s.
Jan. 23-Team VS.. Team 8.
Jan. 23-Team VS.. Team 4.
Jan. 2S.-Team 5 VS.. Team 8.
Jan. 2S-Team 6 VS.. Team :.
Jan. 3o-Team ! VS.. Team 4.
Jan. S0--Team . VS.. Team 3.