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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Brunswick, Me-, Feb. 22-Frank
harrington Of Augusta was the indi-
vidual star of the dual track meet
held between the Bowdoin college
freshmen and Portland high school
at the Hyde Athletic building this
afternoon. Bowdoin won GA to II
taking six first to three won by Port
land high. While one event was tied
by, members of the two teams. Far
rington made q total ofsl3 points win
ming two first and one second place.
In the 800 yard run he clipped a Sec
ond off the record held by Hamilton
Of Bowdoin and he also won the 40
yard dash, he took second place in
the shot put.
The highest praise is due Etter
Portland high crack runner who took
both the mile and 1000 ward runs with
comparative case breaking the record
OF 5 minutes 3-5 seconds held by
Howes of Bowdoin in the former by
S2-J seconds. Wiley of Bowdoin add
cd six inches to the record held by
J. NJ Robinson of Bowdoin in the
pole vault. while Buker of BoWdoin
hurled the shot two feet two inches
| further than the record which was
held by Charles of Bowdoin.
The summary:
10 yard dash first heat won by
: Kohlcr. Bowdoin. Time 5 Is seconds
Second heat won by COnnor, Bow
doin. Time A. seconds. Fourth
heat won by L. Currie, Portland. time
seconds Final heat won by F,
harrington, BowdOin. Conner, Bow
dom second, +. Currie, Portland third
Time 4 "A seconds 100. yard won by
Ettcr, Portland; Eoynton, Bowdoin
second: Whittier BowGnin third. Time
. minutes. 33 As seconds. 900 yard
run. First heat won by f. Earring
ton, Bowdoin. Conner, Bowdoin, sec
ord. Time sc % seconds. Second
heat won by Wood. Eowdoin; Cutter
EoWdoin second Time sc 3-5 seconds
Third heat won by Flake. Portland:
Kohler. Eowdoin second. Time 81 3-5
seconds. Final heat Won by +. Far
rinGton, Eowdoin; Bake. Portland
second; Wood. Bowdoin. third. Time
81 seconds Nnew rccord.
As yard hig,l hurdles. First heat
won by u. HARRINGTON B0WdOin; Ken
dali. Bow6oin second. Time 6 As
seconds. SECOND neat won ny MclH
nos. Bowdoin: Hun. BoWdoin Second
Time 6 A seconds. Final heat won
ny McInnes. RGwdoin: d. harrington
EowGoin. second Kendall. Bowdotr
third. Time 6 % seconds (equaled
reCordN. RunninC ltyoad lump won
by Norton. Portland: J Mullen. Port
'nra. second. T.. IN "rin"ton R0wdoin
third. Distance 10 foot Az inches
- piund shot nut won by Rukor
Bowdoir: T. FarrinGton, Rowdoin
second. II!,li. Rowdoin third distance
- foot '~r'los (Now I;rC0roN.
GOO vo"l WIN vHn hN INV PowGo'N
pov.o"-. prrt,", ce"nrd Fa"rusNr
Portland. third. Time minute % 81
sccorfe
Eunning h'Sh jumn tie between
Kendall. Howdoin and Wood. Port
land: Hull, Bowdoin and Renouf
EQwdoin tied for third. Height
) feet inches. Mile run won by Etter
, Portland: Ham, Rowdoin. second;
| Austin. Portland, third. Time min
utes IS Is seconds. tNew Record).
Pole Vault won by Wiley. Bowdoin
| Ecuouf. Rowdo,n, second. kaler
Eowdoir third. Height 10 feet
inches, (New Record>.
Relay race won by Bowdoin. Time
. minutes Is seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Winsl0w Grammar
Quintet Wins Close
One from COburn Five
Especial TO the Kennebec Journal

Especial TO the kennebec Journal
Watervlle, Feb. 22-The Winslow
grammar school won by close mar
gin from the Coburn Midgets In
game here tonight. the final score
being 1911. Day OF the Coburn team
ard Taylor of the WinSlOw quintet
did good work. The summary:
Winslow Grammar Coburn MidgctS
Higgins. Clidden, RI .......... III Day
Clarke J. ................ To Grihdah
Gerard ............... DennlS"h
Taylor RIB ........ IL McMullen Ryan
W Roy T.. Roy. ID 49,. IF, Wheeler
Score Winslow 10. Mideets IL. Goals
from floor. Day 2. Den!ison I. Ryan
]. Higgins 1, Glidden l. Clarke !.
Gerald /. Taylor 3. Goals from fouIS.'
Taylor /, Grindall 2. Dennison ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
HARRINGTON, FORMER C0NY STAR
WINS INDIVIDUAL H0N0RS AT
BOWDO|N-PORT Land DUAL MEET
T|ERNEY, Holy CROSS
LOOMS LARGE FOR
OLYMPIC TRACK BERTH

New York. Feb. "a formidable
candidate for Olympic distance laurels
stepped into the athletic spotlight to-
day in the sinewy person of Joseph
Tierney of Holy Cross College.
Tierney flashed two worlds indoor
record performances last night in a
spectacular track and field meet held
by the New York Athletic Club at the
end Regiment Armory. He will re-
ceive official credit. however. for only
one. a record Of So seconds for 500
yards which he established-in defeating
fleet field. including Tommy Campbell
and Ray Robertson in the Buermeyer
Special. His time was two-fifths of a
second tasted than the mark Jake Dris-
coll Of Boston established in the same
event two years ago.
Tierney's other performance was in
the third leg of three -cornered mile
relay in which Holy CROSS opposed
Yale and Virginia. The stury New
Highlander raced his quarter in 40 1-5
seconds. one-fifth of a second tasted
than the worlds mark held jointly by
Tom Halpin and Walter Koppisch. but
since it was made in team event the
time will not be entered on the record
books.
Tierney's burst of speed gave Holy
cross nve-yard margin oyer 1ale,
but Chapman carried the Blue to victo-
ry when he outfootcd Higgins of Holy
Cross in the final 440 yards.
Aside from Tierney's performances
the meet was featured by three sprint
victories by Boots" Lever, former
Pennsylvania track champion, over
Bob McAllister and Jackson Scholz at
so. 60 and 20 yards. 1t was Levers
third straight triumph in this contest
. for the Loughman cup.
Marvin Rick, former Princeton run
fer. now representing the N. Y. A. c.,
also repeated a 1923 triumph when,
with the aid of a 150-yard handicap,
he conquered n strong field in the
three-mile run. including r. +. Brown
Boston A. A. who won stirring bat
| tie for second place from Johnny Ro-
mig. Pennsylvania State. Brown and
Romig competed from scratch.
Lloyd Hahn, Boston A. A, won the
Baxter Mile in the fast time of 4.19 "a
from a field that included Schuyler
Encl, Penn State; Walter Higgins. n
Y. A. c.: Elmer McLane, Pennsylvania,
and Nal Douglas. Yale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
intercollegiate Hoop
League of Eastern
Colleges View for "a

New York. Feb. 22.-An intercol-
legiate baseball league composed OF
six or eight eastern colleges is IN
prospect for 1924.
According to plans said to be I'M
der tentative considerations Yale,
Harvard and Princeton would be en-
rolled with Columbia. Cornell. Dart
mouth and Pennsylvania as other
leading candidates for membership
No other college diamond leagues
have existed In recent years. despite
efforts at organization on several oc-
casions. In early days of the game
in college ranks, Princeton. Harvard,
Yale and Columbia composed q cir
cult while later Amherst. Brown.
Dartmouth and Williams were link
ed in league.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Sport Events in Full
Blast at u. S. Amateur
Ski TOURNEY at N. Y.

Lake Placid, n. Y, Feb. 22-Skat-
ing will give place to skiing in win
ter sports prominence here today
with the second days events in the
United States amateur ski jumping
: championships and the postpone
ment until tomorrow afternoon Of
the previously postpned 440 yard ana
three mile races in the international
amateur speed skating champion
ships.
Conditions once ideal for skating,
now favor the ski experts, with Is
inches of snow on the level and both
senior and junior jumps in excellent
shape. The American Olympic team
and 35 others are entered in the ski
jumping contests today.
Francis Allen. Chicago. was award
ed the half mile speed skating race
Yesterday after Charles German. st.
John. n. g.. was disqualified for
striking Richard Donovan. Saranac
Lake. Paul ForSm IN, New York,
finished second and Donovan gained
third place. The winners time was
IA. Donovan reversed his position
IN the three quarter mile event win
ming in .04 3-5 after Allen and Joe
Moore New York, were forcen gu,
by collision and Orley Greene. Sar-
anac Lake. found the pace rco
strong. Harry Kasky, Chicago. was
second and German third
Tho stating divided attention with
t're, cross country sti races yester-
ay. Rolf Monson of the Hrattle'oro
irtic Club. Prattleh0ro. VT. won the
zen mile cross country championship
event in 1898. Robert Reid of the
Nansen Ski Club. Berlin. ~ r., won
the mile cross country race in
three hours and so minutes fiat. This
event was not championship event,
being directed by the Snow Birds
Winter Sports Club, n Lake Placid
organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
H0rrsby Signs Peace
Pact Between st.
Louis Cardinals

st. Louis. Feb. "a peace pact
has been signed between Rogers
Hornsby and Branch Hickey of the
St. Louis Cardinals. II was an
nounced here last night. According
to Manager Hickey. he and Horns
by held conference yesterday. at
which both signed the documents OF
peace"
mir. Hickey and have talked
things over" Hornsby said. There
Is no longer any misunderstanding
between us. want to have the
best year in baseball I have had.
and want the Cardinals to have the
best year they have had"
Hornsby was suspended last year
and fined $500 when he refused to
play. In January. Hornsby stated
he would play next season but said
the breach between himself and
Hickey was as wide as ever. The
declaration of peace comes as sur
prise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
JOie Ray FavOrite
at Legion Meet

Boston. Feb. 22-Joie Ray. Illinois
A. c.. miller. and Joe -'ierney of Holy
Cross, are favorites in the Legion
mile" and the Colonial CASTOR 600
yards special, respectively. features
OF the fifth annual indoor track
meet of the Massachusetts American
Legion in the East Arnory here to-
day. One OF the strongest fields ever
entered in these contests will com
rete.
On the program Of events are on
and two mile relays between teams
from Dartmouth and Harvard: a
mile relay between teams of How
doin and Williams an da two mile
relay in which teams of the Boston
College and Bates are matched.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Christensen Stars
at, Newark Club
Indoor Track Meet

/ Washington. Feb. @.-karl Chris
tiernsen of the Newark Athletic
Club. who broke the indoor track
record of six seconds fat for the
4J-yard high hurdles. was the indi-
vidual star OF the annual indoor
track meet last night at Georgetown
University. He equalled the record
twice. once in the preliminaries and
again I'm the finals. Loren Murchi-
son of the same club won both the
JO-yard dashes in ; % seconds.
Georgetown with 53 points was
the winner of the meet however and
the Newark Club came second with
13 points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Resume Bouts in
Garden Next Week

New York, Feb. 22.-Madison
Square Garden. prevented from stag
ing a scheduled boxing show next
Monday night because of suspension
imposed by the state athletic COM
mission as result of the recent
Marks-V Villa flyweight title fiasco,
will resume flstic activity with two
IL round feature matches next
Thursday night.
Paul Berlenbach, sensational New
York midcleweight. who has piled up
a record of "a consecutive knockouts,
will attempt to increase this string
wehn he opposes Young Fisher, vet
eran Syracuse boxer. AID Stone,
Philadelphia's fighting Marine"
will meet Dave McGilI. Irish light
heavyweight champion, in the other
main attraction.
Mike Burke of Greenwich Village,
and Ray Neuman of Jersey City, are
matched in a six round preliminary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Northern Invasion.
Ends in Setback
for u. of Nj. Ice Crew

Fredericton, y. L, Fch.
Fredericton easily defeated the Uni
versity of Maine hockey team her"
this evening in the first game of til"
visitors New Brunswick tour 10y Il
score of 14-3. The visitors. while
putting up a good exhibition of COM
bination play. were outSkatcd and
away below their lighter opponents
in ability to stick handle. Baxter for
the collegians played a wonderful
game in the nets, turning aside SHOTS
by the dozen.
The game was particularly clean,
and while some allowance may he
made for the fact that the Coll"glanS
had been travelling for the greater
part of the day. they were totally
outclassed. Elliott, captain and CEN
ter for the visitors, was tn" out
standing player on the forward line
scoring two of their three goals.
Sterns Noted the third tally. This
is the first occasion on which n
hockey team from the state OF Maine
has ever invaded New Brunswick.
the visitors apparently being unused
to playing in "A closed rink with aru-
fetal lighting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Pres. Coolidge Does
Not Care for Sample
TIGER Jacks Punch

Washington, Feb. 22.--Pres!dent
Coolidge greeted Jack Dempsey to-
day as zone who has been before the
public longer tran | have
The worlds heavyweight. accom-
panied by Jack Kearns. his mana
ger. called at the White House and
was introduced to the president by
Secretary Siemp with the eXplana
ton that the boxer could knock out
a man with two inch punch.
We'll, that is two inches more of
a punch than ] would like to get
from you" the President replied.
The President inquired if he had
any engagements in sight" and was
told he expected to box two or three
times during the spring and sum-
mer"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Colby Freshmen
to Meet Kent's Hill
in Dual Track Meet
lSpecial ID kennebec JournaD


Waterville. Feb. 22-Tomorrow
afternoon the Colby freshmen will
stage track meet with Kens Hill
Seminary team at the Colby gymna-
sum. starting at 2.30 o'clock. Much
interest has been aroused in this
meet as II is the first of it's kind
that the yearlihgs have ever taken
part in and with some fine material
on hand they should put UP good
cid for the meet
Mittlesdorf, the freshman wonder
at Colby. will corp the dashes hand
Gown. while Taylor and BIudno are
expected To place in the other run
ming events. In the weights Colby
mas Seidelman. London. Peacack and
several others but Hartsgrove. of
kents Hill is expected to win cas-
lily.
The running events will be staged
on the new board track on the lower
campus while all weight and jump
ing events will be held In the gym
nasium.
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Plans for FirpO-
Fulton Boxing Bout
Sometime i'm May

st. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 22.-Prelim-
mary negotiations for a match be-
tween Fred Fulton. Minneapolis
heavyweight and Louis Firpo OF
South America. have been completed
by mail and telegraph. Jack Ready.
st. Paul promoter. heading the box
ing clubs of the Twin City said to-
day. Ready who is Fulton's man
ager, will leave for New York with
s In few DAYS to arrange for sign
ing of articles for the bout in the
Twin Cities in May II possible.
ia In New York Ready will confer
with William Carney who is hand
ling Firpo's business interests in the
United States. Carney had assured
Ready that he has received power
from Firpo to so ahead with plans
Tor the fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Death Well Known
Kentucky HOrseman

Lexington. KY, Feb. 22.-Michael
Bowerman, n. for nearly so years
prominent in the trotting horse
world. died at his home here Mday,
following a long, illness. Mr.. Bower
men was a driver as well as a train
or and owner. and won the Ken
lucky Futurity with General Watts
to whom he also gave the worlds
record of 2.06 "a for a three year old
stallion. Recently he sold the last
horse In his stable. Morgan AK
worthy. which will go to Holland for
the improvement of stock in that
country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Cold, Wet Weather
Hampers Ball Players
in Southern Workouts

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 22.-Initial
field practice is scheduled today for
the Detroit American League team,
working out at Augusta, Ga, &C.
cording to information received here
from the team Cold wet weather
has hampered the players in their
first workouts the last two days, but
I Is expected the ground will be in
better shape toGav. There are 10
athletes now at the spring train
ng camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Mohawk Golf Club
Beats Country Club
Trophy Curling Match

Brookline. Mass. Feb. 22-In the
Stockton trophy curling contest play
ed at the Country Club today, the
Mohawk Golf Club team of Schenec-
tardy, n. Y. defeated Century Club
team No. !. "a to 10 Brae- Burn
Country Club won from Schenectady
Curling Club IL to 0 and the Hart
ford Comm Curling Club defaulted
t. st. Andrews Golf Club of Mt Hope
n Y. Utica On. " Curling Club
team No. 2 defeated Country Club
No. 3, Is to ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
.Tilden and Weiner
Win Opening Rounds
N. Y. Tennis Tourney

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. William T.
Tilden and his youthful protege.
Sandy Weiner, won their opening
rounds of the singles with ease in
the first days play in the mid winter
invitation indoor tournament of the
Buffalo Tennis and Squad Club to-
day. Cedric Major and Wilcox Ad-
sit. fell before Tilden's and Weiner's
initial onslaught.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
New Hurdles Mark
at Exeter Meet

Exeter, n. H.. Feb. pa new
record for the As yard high hurdles,
was set at a Phillips Exeter Academy
track meet here today by Charles T.
Elliott, Jr., of Brookline, Mass. His
time for the event was As seconds,
as recorded by the officials Of the
meet. The inter-scholastic record
for the event Is 1-5 seconds and
tse A. A. 9 record six seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Stribling Conditioning
For Slattery Bout
at Buffalo Monday

Buffalo, \. Y. Feb. CIV. l..
Young" Stribling and the Striblng
family arrived in Buffalo from New
York today for the southern school,
boy fighters six round bout with Jim
my Slattery of Buffalo Monday
night. Final conditioning of the 10
year old boxer was - start with a
workout this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
English Lightweis kt
Boxer After Ring
Laurels in II. S. -.

New York. Feb. 22.-AIfie Sim
mons. English lightweight boxer,
will arrive In the United States
early in April. 1t became known to-
day. simmons record includes a
knockout over Harry Mason. a few
moatNs lahore Mason defeated Sea-
man Hsrl for the lightweight cham
pionship' oS England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Colby Hockeyists
Ready for Bates
Especial TO Kennebec JournaD

Waterville, Feb. 22.-Co.by will
meet Bates tomorrow afternoon at
Augusta in one of the attractions
of the Winter Carnival at the Capt.
tai city. The winners of the. game
will be presented with the Baxter
trophy, which has been won by
Bates the last two years.
Practise this afternoon was slow,
as Vale. Millett. and McBay failed
to show up. The team will probably
show effects OF fine day lay-off in
the game tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
ROBERT N. TAKES
FEATURE RACE AT
GARDINER meet
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Gardiner, Feb. 22-Robert NJ, re-
peated his stunt of a year ago by
coping the $500 purse in the Free
For All, at the annual carnival of
races held on the kehnebec River
ice-track Friday afternoon. Minerva
c. was a close second, leading the
field to the wire twice. The local race
was taken by Ed Spencer's Home
Brew in three straight heats, while
the matched race was close one re-
curing five heats TO settle the title
which went to Mchenney Maid.
There We're five entries IN the named
race which was holly contested. it
finally ended in Larry Mac and In
diana Dillon tying Tor tirst money,
and the purse OF 500 was divided
between the two.
The setting was perfect, it was a
clear zero day, with very little wind,
and despite the fact that the stores
were kept open and the factories were
all running there was good crowd
on the ice to witness the races. The
Portland lassies came up on the
morning train and joined by the Gar
diner girls they canvasSed every ave-
nue. leading to the race track, and by
noon a man without Il red tag was q
curiosity. The WORK of promoting
and arranging the details for the
carnival was in the competent hands
OF c. Gil Brown land therefore the
Carnival was a success from every
point of view.
The summary:
FREE FOR ALL, PURSE, $500
Robert NJ. (Wilson ........2 l l
Minerva c. (Silva) ........1 z
Gold Quartz (Hayes) ......3 d
Time, 301a, 3012, 3ls4. 81 y, 81.
LOCAL RACE PURSE $500
Home Brew (Spencer) l l
Monty Archdale (Foye) ........2 : )
Frances (Harris) ..............o :
Time 33, 33, 81.
MATCHED RACE PURSE 5000
McKenney Maid (Wells) % , l l l
Ruth S. OHays) (F'leming) i l :
Time. 31l4, 81 y, 80. 81 q, 81.
NAMED RACE, PURSE 500
Lady Mac (Fleming) ........1
Indiana Dillon (Whiting) ....4 4 l l
Northern Queen (Steward 20 2 2 2
Sol Direct (Foye) ............2 ) 3
Mudlake (Wells) ............5 D 8 z
Best Time, 80 seconds.
Starter, A. l.. Standish. Judges
Stickney, Morrell, DR.. Chesley. Timers
Carroll and Theobald.
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EARN WINS 25-
MILE DOG DERBY

Ashton. Idaho, Feb 22.-Eighteen
year old Olcott Earn won the Is
mile American dog derby here to-
=. Gay. Young Earn in past races al
ways placed well but this win to-
Gay was unexpected
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Brooklyn Nationals
Dispose of Barber

Little Rock. Ark. Feb. 22.-The
purchase of Turner Barber. an out
fielder. from the Brooklyn Nationals,
was announced today by r. G. Allen.
president of t.le Little Rock club of
the Southern Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
Coles Warriors Clean
Up Harrison Pin
Crew by 10 Pins

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Skowhegan. Feb. 22.-After the
league game came the big excite
ment when Coles Warriors cleaned
up Harrison's Specials by 10 pins.
Doc. of the Specials led the teams
with Il single of III and total of 289.
col .E,S WARRIORS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-23
CQNY GIRLS COP
FROM BAR HARb0R
BOYS LOSE TO EDDIES

The Edward Little high basket
quintet nosed out the Cony high hoop
five in a game at the Cony high as
sembly hall Friday evening by three
points, the final score being 22-l9.
Cony put up a good fight against the
Auburn team. playing much better
game than they displayed in their
first game with the team at Auburn.
Capt. Winslow of the Red and White
dropped four counters through the
net for eight of ConyS points while
Costello of the Eddies also had his
. eye for the circle. contributing eight
points towards Edward Little's win.
The Cony girls team continued
their uninterrupted voyage toward
the state championship by upsettins
the fast Bar Harbor lassies in rather
a lop- sided contest to the tune of A.
90 Miss Hussey of the local team star
red for Cony, shooting baskets at
random froom all over the
floor, tossing SIXTEEN in from
the floor and two from the
foul line. Miss Getchell at center did
some good work in getting the leather
on the first jump and Miss Currier
from her position as forward played
a great offensive game for the Cony
girls.
The game was easily on ice in the
last period of play and the Cony girls
second team were given 4 chance to
try their eye for the basket. They
put up a good game but were unable
to lower any through the hoop for a
tally, with the exception of Miss
Moulton who contributed one. Miss
Suminsby of the Bar Harbor outfit
did ynnd work her
The summary:
EDWARD LITTLE CONY
simpson, II ...-. III, Howell
Juneau. Hall. If :. RIB. Boyd, Hayden
, Costello, C ........ C, Poor. Plummer
Huston, RIB, ............ If, Winslow
Thomas. Id ................ IF. Stiles
Score Edward Little. 90. Cony high
10. Goals from floor Juneau 2, Cos
tello 4, Thomas 2, Simpson ., Stiles
1, Winslow 4. Poor .. Boyd 2. Goals
from fouls Simpson .. Hayden I. Re-
fierce Virgins Scorer Viles. Timer
Gregoire. Time four eight minute
periods.