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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
LOW COAL POLO
MEET BEGINS
SUNDAY "
Games at Harbord and
Park Fields Open
Fall Tourney.

San Antonios annual fall polo
tournaments begin Sunday afternoon
with two matches, one at Hartford
Field, off the Austin road, between
the teams of the Second Division In
fantry and Kelly Field, and the other
at Breckenridge Park, between the
San Antonio civilian team and the
Fifteenth Field Artillery. Both
matches start Mt 2 80.
The competing teams are four of the
six entered in the opening event of the
fall meet, the low goal handicap tour
nament. The other entries are the
second team of Eighth Corps Area
Headquarters and the Twelfth Field
Artillery four. These teams will play
Wednesday but the schedule for that
day has not yet been arranged.
HIGH GOAL NEXT.
The high goal event will start i'm
mediately after the low goal tourna-
ment is completed.
The low goal competition is limited
to teams aggregating not more than
five goals.
The high goal meet will be excep-
tionally interesting this fall. The en-
tries include the first team of Corps
Area Headquarters. the Fifteenth and
Twelfth Artillery tours, Kelly Field.
San Antonio. Division Infantry and
the strong Second Division team. .,
LIGHT GIVES CUP.
Interest was aroused to high
pitch with the announcement that The
San Antonio Light would offer a big
cup for high goal honors, a perpetual
fall polo trophy.
The fall tournament among local
teams will be followed, probably in the
latter part of December and early
January, by the annual winter meet
in which army and civilian teams from
other sections will compete.
1t is probable that college tourna-
ment, such as that held here two
years ago, will be promoted during the
Christmas holidays.
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ONE UNASSISTED
TRIPLE PLAY MADE

The unassisted triple play made its
rare appearance in 1925. after the
year 1924 had gone into the records
without one in the major leagues. Glen
Wright Of the champion Pittsburgh
Pirates, was the hero of this baseball
novelty. II happened on May Z in a
game with the Cardinals, and did not
not show again this year.
Wright turned the trick in the ninth
inning. With Cooney on second aud
Hornsby on first. BOttomley lined 10
Wright. He touched second. retiring
Cooney, who had started for third, and
then no touched out Hornsby, who had
dashed for the keystone sack.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
LUQUE, CINCINNATI
STAR, HARD LUCK
HURLER OF SEASON

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. a.
Adolfo Luque the Cuban right
handler with the Reds, must be set
down in all fairness as the champion,
hard-luck pitcher of the National
league in 1925, Luque won only six
teen games and lost eighteen for an
average of All this year. for club
which finished in third place with a
team percentage of 1923.
Yet all observers who followed the
work of the Reds during the past sea-
son will freely admit that Luque's
own personal work on the mound was
at least as good as that OF Rixey. ana
Donohue, each Of whom won Fl cham
pionship games. the former. losing
only eleven and the latter fourteen;
Rixey and Donohue were the only Red
pitchers who had a winning average
of over 800 and a better percentage
than that Of the team, but the CUBAN
was fully as good rs they WERE IN
spite Of his more humble average
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ILLINOIS,
PENN OR DARTMOUTH
TO PLAY ON COAST

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14.-Either
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan or
Dartmouth will play in Pasadena New
Years Day in the annual East West
football clash under the auspices Of
the Tournament Of Roses committee.
Denial was made that Dartmouth
had been invited and accepted TO rep
resent the East.
The one with the best record at
the end of the season will be invited
first. in the event Of failure to ac-
cept, the invitation will be extended
to one Of the other three.
The Western representative will be
selected by the Pacific Coast confer
ence and viii undoubtedly be either
Stanford, California or Washington.
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GREEN SECTION
LISTS $50 MEMBERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The Green
Section of the United States Golf
association has now the comforting
total Of $50 member clubs on its
roster, scattered all over the world.
One Of the recent members adj
mitted was the New Zealand Golf
association at Wellington. n. H., and
at the same time in came the Elmira
Golf and Country club, the Cold
stream Country club, Mt Hampstead,
j.. T.; the Canadian National Rail
ways course, at Ontario; the Can
ndian National Railways course at
Alberta; st. Mary's Country club,
Pennsylvania the Lake Shore Coun-
try club, Glenco. ILL.,. Prouts Neck
Country club, Prouts Neck, Me-, and
the Antlers Country club, Amsterdam,
N. Y,
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however, and sifted through for gains
almost as they pleased.
The full-grown tussle, as has been
remarked before, will come off when
the Yellowjackets meet Coach Mule
Frazier's Alamo Heights eleven in
the near future.
The Saturday line-ups:
ST. Anthony's. st. Mary's.
Macauley seq. .......s.ss ciniVH
Left end.
Ryan ........ OuerIa
Left tackle.
Dunn ............. ..s... Jlrash
Left guard.
Buckley INSTRUMENTATION. Brady
Center.
De la Rosa Shaddi
Right guard.
Oswald NATURALIZATION. =. Nader
Right tackle.
ellis ................. Lyons
Right end.
Seidel (C) .................. Gay
Quarterback.
Noonan ............ Menghini (C)
Left half.
MlelllO ............. .ass.. Oafls
Right half.
casey ss.......- .s..sss..ss Gsssy
Fullback.
Substitutions
st. Anthonys-Hamel for Oswald.
ST. Mary's-S. Nader for c. Nader,
Clarkson for Lyons, C. Nader for 5.
Nader, Billiney for Brady, Rodriguez
for G. Nader.
Officials: Fisher (St. Mary's),
referee: Seng est. Mary'sl, umpire;
Bob Meitzen "a. and NJ, head lines
man.
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SCORE OF BULLDOGS
e MAKE LAREDO TRIP

Twenty players and the manager
comprise the party Of doc" Warren's
San Antonio Bulldogs. who left Sat
urday night for Laredo to play the
Texas Harvest Hat Company's team
there Sunday. The following made
the trip: Hall, Carvajal, Kanning,
Boiling, McIlheran. Mann. Gamble,
Rowan, Lord, Digger, Tillinghast,
Brandt. Rossman, Votava. Dreiss,
Schleicher, w. Spencer. Celeda, John.
son. Rynwyn and Manager Warren.
Schleicher and Votava are stars Of
the st. Mary's College Rattlers, who
have become Bulldogs over Sunday.
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PLAYERS KEEP UP
POLO AT HARVARD

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE future
Of polo, which was in doubt at Har-
ward because Of the expense, has
been assured for the current year.
The candidates for the team have as
sured Colonel Clark. their coach, that
they will foot the bills.
The initial cost Of membership in
the Polo Association is $12: This
year a further expense must be met
for the care Of the ponies, the upkeep
of the field and the purchase OF
equipment.
The squad, however, promised 70
maintain polo as a sport at Harvard
and voted that the expense would be
divided equally among its members.
The number will be limited to 20.
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LIFESAVING CORPS
TURNS OUT 22,SO2
TRAINED SWIMMERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Not all
the expert swimmers in the United
States are engaged in swimming the
English channel.
This year, 22.S02 swimmers trained
not only as experts in the water. but
also in the science Of saving life in
the water. were enrolled in the life
saving corps Of the American Red
Cross. according TO extracts from the
annual report Of that society.
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HOW THOSE GREAT
GRID STADIA RANK

Several letters ask about the rem
tive size of the great football staaIa
of the country. For the benefit OF tne
various interested fans the followinG
seating statistics arc given:
Yale. $4,000: Pennsylvania, 70'oW
Ohio State. 10000; Municipal sta
dium, Baltimore, $4,000; Yankee Sn1
dunn, 5000; Michigan, 6O.Uoo III
nois, 10000: Pittsburgh, 6O.OoO LAT la
ward. 10000; Polo Grounds, 6o,Vo
California. 10000; Grant Park, Chi|
cago, 5000.
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MINNESOTA TAKES
CONFERENCE LEAD

CHICAGO, Nov. 14-Minnesota
took the lead and Michigan stepped
into second place, while Northwestern
fell heir TO the third position in the
Big Ten conference standing as a re-
suit of today's play. All three of the
leaders we're victorious in conference
games, Minnesota eliminating Iowa
from further consideration by the
score Of 80 TO 0, Michigan trouncing
Ohio State, 100, and Northwestern
beating Purdue.
Chicago. beaten in a non-cOnference
game, neither lost nor gained percen-
tage, but moved into fourth place with
two games won and one lost. Iowa
and Wisconsin are deadlocked for fifth
place with the other teams lining up
as follows: Ohio, Illinois, Purdue and
Indiana.
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COFFROTH HANDICAP
WINNER TRAINED BY
WOMAN THIS YEAR

TIA JUANA, Mexico, Nov. A.
.Atherstone, which won the Coffroth
handicap last spring and thereby en-
riched his owner, Mrs. Victor Vivadou
OF New York, to the extent of S56. 900
will again be campaigned at the bor-
der oval it was learned here today.
Not only is Atherstone still owned by
woman, but this winter he will be
trained by n woman-Mrs. G. II. Abb
bott. who has successfully raced a
stable of her own for eight years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
HOWARD KIBBY, S. A.
BOY, WINS FAME AS
NAVY TEAM PITCHER

Among the San Antonians making
good in athletics away from home is
Howard Hibby, son of II. A. Kibby,
1126 Carson street.
Kibby. just IS and only two months
in the navy, is hailed in The Hoist.
the weekly Of the Naval Training
Station at San Diego. Cal. as the
young pitching marvel from Texas"
He is hurling for Company A-6.
which took the measure Of Company
B-1. 6 10 ., thanks 10 Kibbys good
work.
Young Kibby is also a good boxer
and goes in for most sports.
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Harvard Field
Goal Beats Brown

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 14.-Chaun-
cey's field goal in the second period
gave Harvard a 30 victory over
Brown University Saturday, avenging
three successive defeats Brown admin
istered in 1922, 1923 and 1924. Har-
ward was inconsistent, as was Brown.
Once the Crimson was turned back
with only a foot to 90 for a touch
down.
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WEST POINTS GRID
SQUAD MAKES FINE
CLASSROOM RECORD

WEST POINT, n. Y, Nov. IL
Apparently, members Of the Army
football squad are just as good in their
classroom work as they are on the
playing field. Twenty-three members
all varsity men of the first and second
teams-show a grand average in all
subjects Of $50 per cent.
These subjects include the follow
ing: for the first class, ordnance and
gunnery. military art and engineering.
law and economies: for the second
class. philosophy. chemistry. Spanish
and drawing; for the third class.
mathematics, English. history ami
drawing for the fourth class, mathe-
mates. English, French and gymna-
stun work.
In addition, all classes have Que
hour a day devoted either TO military
drill or 10 intramural athletics. Furth-
er. the first. second and third classes
have riding every other day.
In addition each must take part,
periodically. in guard mounting, pa.
rades. inspections, reviews and the
like. and walking sentry duty at night
in the halls Of barracks.
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of the country.
The other gentlemen, by their posi-
tons in the officials association, are
similarly qualified. All have played
football, Clarke with Texas University
and the famous Second Texas Infan-
try team of war days, Winters with
Ohio State University in the days of
Chick" Harley, and Wood with Ohio
University.
Watch for their selections in The
Light of December ).
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STANDING,

Team averages: Boosters, 1858; Socials,
3s5; Parrots. ass: Eagles, S33; Hornets.
327, and the Tafiors 324.
For the present time, the Grand Alley
Boosters are holding the high game
record of $50, while the Parrots hye
81 for high inning.
Schedule for the week:
November 1S-Eagies VS.. Boosters.
November 19-Socials VS.. Parrots.
November 20-Hornets VS.. Tailors.
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UPSETS
DOPE, BEATING YALE
CONTINUED From Page 1, Part g.

VOUHIIHU EU IUIII dst II IN V'I
when all odds and all experts pre-
dicted victory for the Blue.
Slagle had been a whirlwind. n
pestilence and deSolation 10 Yale,
Joe Prendergast, the man in the
leather mask. the boy with no nose
but plenty of heart, had plunged
through the Yale forwards for two
touchdowns. Dignan had made an
other. Four touchdowns for Tiger.
Hooray,
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seen all the Texas members of the
conference in action, which means all
except Arkansas. and they have dis
cussed players with virtually every
coach, lots of officials, many disinter-
ested critics and fans by the hundreds,
and know the conference crop from
start to finish.
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Leading Officials Will
Select ALL star Teams
For Lights Grid Fans
Mr.. Clarke and Mr.. Wood haze bee

among the busiest
of high school Off
Gals in this section,
refereeing games
twice and some
times three times
every week. In
their work they
have been all over
South Texas and
have seen at least
every leading team
in action.
Mr.. Venue and
Mr.. Clarke have
ms for The Light
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A. NJ. Venue, past president Of the

A. NJ. Venue, pa
San Antonio Off
CT al S Association.
and Harold Win
tiers, first vice
pres s d e n t, will
handle the college
end.
z. S. Spitz
Clarke, president
of the officials as
ISOLATION. and Le-
land s. Wood. sec
rotary, will choose
t h e high school
teams.
Mr.. Venue and
Mr WinfarS hnrn
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VERNON ALL EXCITED.

VERNON, Nov. 14.-Vernon is all
excited over It's high school teams
game with Wichita Falls Monday for
the honOrs in the eastern end Of state
district number one. A special train
will be run to Wichita Falls for the
ger1e.
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named all-star tea
in other seasons
and have been com
plimented on their
choices.
Mr.. Venue long
has been a South
western official,
has coached college,
high school and
army teams, and is
regarded as one OF
the foremost au-.
thorities on the!
rulaS in This MARI
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Aggie Backs Wade
Through Rice Line

HOUSTON. Nov. 34.-The A. and
NJ. Farmers waded through the Rice
Owls for a 40 victory here Satur-
day afternoon before one of the largest
crowds ever assembled on Rice Field.
Hunt, Wilson and Kishi ripped
through the Rice line for short gains
almost at will through the first three
periods and, in the last, this trio of
backfieh men increased their gains,
adding some successful passes for va
riety.
Rice fought stubbornly for a half
and completed three forward passes
for short gains, as well as finding an
occasional hole in the Aggie line, but
were kept within their own territory
by the Aggie rushes.
The Owls held the Aggies on fairly
even terms in the first half, field
goal by Hunt being the only counter.
In the third quarter, however, the
Farmers opened up, and after
march down the field, Wilson went
over through the center of the line for
the first touchdown.
The second touchdown came in the
fourth quarter on a forward pass,
Hunt to Kishi, the flashy japanese
back. A previous pass, good for IS
yards, also from Hunt to Kish, had
advanced the ball into Owl territory.
Hunt and Wilson were only two of
the Farmers stars. Wilson's toe kept
the Owls from becoming too dangerous.
Hunt found many openings in the
Owl line through which he darted
for good gains time and again. Kishi
played a flashy game, as did Colgin.
The lineup:
Rice. Aggies.
Left end.
Left tackle.
Heyck ............... Octerbe0k
Left guard.
Underwood Co ........... Watt
Center.
Williams DanSby
Right guard.
Reynolds .................. Irwin
Right tackle.
Joseph ................. Beutel
hight guard.
Quarterback.
Hertlng ............... Wilson 10
Left half.
Hoculi .................. Kishi
Right half.
Ogg ...,.'.. .-......... McGulre
Fullback.
Officials: Kinney mississippi 4.
and NJ, referee; Meyer (T. c. u,
umpire; Proctor IT. G. w., lines
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The San Antonio Light sports de-

partment is pleased
10 announce that
four of the leading
football officials in
the state will, in
the edition of Sun
day, December 8,
name an all-South-
western collegiate
football team and
all-star teams for
South Texas in
Glass A and Glass
b high school foot
ball.
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UVALDE HIGH BEATS
EAGLE PASS, IS TO 8

UYALDE. Nov. 14.-Uvalde High
School Saturday defeated Eagle Pass
High, Is to s.
With Hutcherson and Perkins star
ring in the line, Scott on end and
Jones and Pope in the backfield
Cvaldc had to give its best to down
the Eagle Pass boys, who were LEI:
by Treyino, Lane, A. Bennett and
Schofield.
\ bad pass from center. recover ID
behind the Eagle Pass goal-line by
Hutcherson gave Uvalde its first
touchdown in the opening quarter.
In the second, Eagle Pass scored on
a blocked kick, A. Bennett falling on
the ball. Jones of Uvalde intercepted
pass and ran Gj yards for touch
down in the third quarter. Shortly
afterward. when tumble forced
Cyalde back to the vineyard line.
safety first" was adopted as the
team slogan and Pope strategicalIy
allowed a safety. In the last quarter.
Scott of Cvalde intercepted q pass
and ran GO yards for the final touch.
down.
The lineups:
, Uyalde Eagle Pass
Monaghan ................ Trevino
Left End.
HUTCHINSON Vaercs
Left Tackle.
OreeH ................ huffman
Left Guard.
FRANK .................. Lane
Center.
Rncgcl1
isuoSfh $3.50. pOl0DeTs
Right Guard.
PERKINS (c) .............. Pilgrim
Right Tackle.
Right End.
White .......... Il. Bonnet (c)
Quarterback.
Stevens .............. A. Bonnet
Left Halfback.
Jones Rodriguez
Right Halfback.
Pope ................. DeBOna
Fullback.
Officials: Horton. referee: Bald.
win, umpire; Kennedy. head lincsman.
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buttons, ..
Main High-west Texas NJ. A., post
st. Mary's Academy-Hondo High, can.
celled.
SOUTHWEST.
Texas Aggies. II; Rice, 0.
Texas u, 20; Arizona. 0.
$. NJ. u, Z: Baylor, s.
t. c. IT,, 3; Arkansas, o.
EAST.
Princeton. IS; Yafe, 12.
Navy. 10; Bucknell, Z.
Columbia. 81: Army. :.
Harvard, 3; Brown, 0.
Colgate. 10: Syracuse, 6.
West Virginia Wesleyan, q; Boston
College, 6.
Villa Nova, 6; Lehigh, O.
Bowdoin. IA: Tufts. Z.
Holy Cross. G; Rutgers. 0.
Cornell. 80; Canisius. 0.
Haverford, IS; delaware. 0.
Lafayette. AZ; Susquehanna, o.
w. and j., z; Detroit University, 0.
Washington and Lee. 1; Maryland, ..
Johns Hopkins. z; st. Johns. Z (tie).
New York University. 2s; Trinity, 8.
Dickinson, "a; Penn Military. 0.
Grove City. 81; Allegheny, 0.
Mount st. Mary's, Z: Philadelphia Ma
rines, 0.
Fordham. rs; College of New York, o.
West Virginia, IA; Penn State. 0.
Pittsburg. IA; Pennsylvania, o.
Georgetown, Al; Centre, 3.
Franklin and Marshall. 20; Ursinus, O..
Vermont, Z; Middlebury, 6.
Geneva. Z; Duquesne, 0.
st. Thomas Z; Manhattan, Z.
Carnegie Tech Freshmen, 4; California
Normal, 6.
Niagara, Z: st. Bonaventure, 0.
Maine. Z; New Hampshire, o.
TTnsala IA. Drexei
western Maryland. 10; Washington
College. 2.
Boston u, IA; Providence, 6.
MIDDLE WEST.
Dartmouth, 80; Chicago, Z.
Illinois, 81: Wabash, o.
Wisconsin. 81; Michigan Aggies, 10.
Indiana, 80; Rose Poly. Z.
Ohio Wesleyan, &c; Denison, 0.
Minnesota, SO: Iowa, o.
Michigan, 10: Ohio State, 0.
Grinnell. ,; Kansas. o..
Missouri, 16; Oklahoma, IA.
Wooster. 20; Akron, 0.
Cornell College. 20; Buena Vista, 0.
Case, IA; Hiram, IA (tie).
Notre Dame, 26: Carnegie Tech, o.
Northwestern. IS; Purdue, 9.
Butler. 10; Dayton University. z.
Musklngum. Il: Ohio Northern, 6.
Oberlin. IS; Miami. Z.
Carroll, Z: Bethany. 0.
Detroit City College, %; Toledo Uni
;crsity, 0.
Button, G; Defiance College, 2.
Baldwin Wallace, :; Western Re
ierve, 0.
Aquinas. %; st. Xavier, 0.
Depauw. IA; Hanover. I.
Washington University, Z; Rolla
fines, 0.
SOUTH.
Tulane, IA: Sewanee. o.
Auburn 10: Vanderbilt. ..
Georgia Tech. 3: Georgia, 0.
Albania, "a; Florida, o.
Tennessee. II; Mississippi Aggies, ..
Furman, 2; South Carolina. 0.
Virginia. 10; Virginia Poly 0.
King College, IS; Milligan, o.
Kentucky, 7; v. NJ. l., 0.
FAR WEST.
Washington, Z; California. O..
Nevada 19; California Aggies, 0.
U. S. c.. %; Montana, Z.
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ST. ANTHONY
/ TEAM Wins
HANDILY
Penalties Keep Score
Down-Miellio's Runs
Feature.
-The Four Magicians.'

-The -Four Magicians.
Whatever might have been said in
the past about the four little back
field men of the st. Anthony's Col
lege was not enough.
Give them 80 more pounds to the
man. and. in the opinion of a South
western gridiron authority who saw
them trim the st. Mary's High School
Buttons Saturday afternoon, they
would make as great a scoring com
bination as any college in Texas has
produced in recent years.
1t was not hurried observation.
made during the exciting moments
when the little wonder quartet vas
in action, but was the expression OF
an honest opinion after the first flush
of enthusiasm would ordinarily have
II
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
BOWLING
CITY NINE PIN BOWLING LEAGUE.
Eighth Week.

The eighth week of the City Nine
Pin Bowling League is incomplete on
account of the contest between the Grand
Alley Boosters and the Jimmie The
Taiors. originally scheduled for Tues
day November 100 has been postponed,
due to Inadequate arrangements. for the
patriotic Armistice week.
The Parrots won the flying race by
chattering the Hornets for the first
game. but were stung in the second
game.
The Socials remained sociable with the
st. Joseph Eagles by dividing a double
header Friday night. the thirteenth.
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AMHERST SOCCER WINNER.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass, Nov.
14.-AmhcTst defeated Williams. 3
to 2, in Saturdays soccer match.
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7our Magicians Trick St: Marys High to 1910 Defea
Football Results
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
st. Anthonys College. IL; st. Mary's
Buttons" O.
Main High-West Texas NJ. A., post
poned to December 5.
st. Mary's Academy-Hondo High, can
celled.
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Officials: Kinney mississippi 4.
and NJ, referee; Meyer (T. c. u,
umpire; Proctor IT. @. w., lines
man.
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FROGS, MUSTANGS
AND FARMERS WIN

CONTINUED From Page 1, Part g.
, 1925-04-09
IN THE pIorRIGT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF TIE UNITED STAlro. "aRI@TIANSTED SUB
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
en- THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ALICE POULSEN, DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given, that A. z.
STAKEMANN, executor Of the es
~ tate of ALICE POULSEN, deceased,
having filed in the District Court of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States, his
final account OF the administration Of
said estate, the hearing Of the same has
by order of the Court dated 25th March
1926 been fixed for FRIDAY THE 1sT
DAY OF MAY 1925 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon at the office OF the judge Of
said Court il the Town Of Christian "a,
Island of st. Croix, and ali persons in
tprested in he said estate are hereby
notified then and here to appear and
show cause, ii any hey have, why The
said account should not be settled md
allowed.
Christiansted, SA Croix, March 25th
1925.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Executor.