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by Snyder and North Bend. The
other six teams are the Hubs and
Sonins Of Fremont, Arlington,
Hooper, Blair and Scribner, last
years champions.
Local fans believe they can see
as good baseball in the 1EIkhorn
league as they would In a state
organization. Besides, they point
out. they get a bigger kick watch
ing the home town boys than they
would by razzing the imported
talent.
Ed Reichle OF South Sioux City
manager of the Beatrice State
league team last year. would like tc
manage a Fremont nine in the same
circuit this year. But thus far, his
support has even been lukewarm.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

memory is working good, Kurtz and
Wedberg OF last season both did two
or three feet better than that.
Andy Bertacini still stands without
petr in the broad jump and is there.
fore counted upon to add points In
that event.
The dashes with Reed, Becker.
Hupp and Chidester are the big hopes
for first honors and their workouts
throw a good slant on affairs.
The baseballers will need an actual
battle to really show them up. On
the diamond in practice they look like
fast bunch of lads. However. with
only Reeves and owens TO be counted
on al twirlers things might 20 back.
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TECH BASEBALL
RESERVES TRAIN

More than so men answered the
first call issued by Coach Hubbard.
Tech High reserve baseball coach.
the veterans from last years squad.
Some OF the likely prospects for the
team are Bradley. Smith. Wackup,
Animate and Bake. who had some
experience In the Tech home room
baseball league last year.
Coach Hubbard is arranging yames
with the other reserve high school
teams, and games are pending with
Missouri Valley and Nicola, la.
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champion of the Pacific coast. here
last night. Parks gained the first
fall after 13 minutes and 35 seconds
of wrestling. Reed came back fast in
the second period and after "a minutes
and 80 seconds Of tussling won the sec
ond fall of the evening. When IL
minutes had elapsed Reed was on top
and had Parks shoulders down for the
third fall.
The first fall was accomplished by
an arm scissors. The second fall was
gained by a deadlock. and the third
also was won by deadlock.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Bowers fight might be called a bat
tie for the middleweight champion
ship of Iowa. Both boys hail from
the great corn state located across
the muddy creek and both claim the
title Bowers comes from Des
Moines and Strong from Spencer, or
thereabouts. Bowers and Strong
fought several months ago. The bout
ended in a draw. but each thought
he had ii on the other. There isn't
a whole lot of friendly feeling among
The two.
Strong has been coming along
like HOUSE afire." His recent
knockout over Carl AugrNine of
st. Paul has boosted his sta sk con-
siderable lie is the fayorit~ to win
over Bowers, but over in Des
Moines they think Mr.. Bowet< can
take Mr.. Sfrong's measure.
The semi-windup will bring to-
gether Frankie Rand of Des Moines
and Tommy Grogan, the Advo
kid" This fisfic encounter is
scheduled for eight rounds.
This Rand person is said TO be
somewhat of socker. "Curley"
lrich. the referee. is authority for
the statement that Rand is one of
the hardest punching little fellows
he has seen around this section of
the country.
When Grogan meets Rand II will
BE the first time the former has en-.
gagged in an eight-round bout. His
speciality is a four-round affair. but
he has been fighting long enough now
10 step out and exchange fistic greet
ings with opponents over the longer
route.
The "Advo Kid" is one Of the most
promising fighters in the state. He
Is clever and can hit. Grogan also
has shown ability TO absorb punish.
ment. He might have 10 absorb more
ishment than he wants to when
he meets Rand.
Dick Grotte. matchmaker for the
Elks, has arranged a card OF six
fights and a three-round exhibition
between the Caseyettes Of Fremont
for the fight fans tomorrow. Forty
one rounds Of boxing are on tap for
a small admission price.
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was the big noise.
O'Neil, a shortstop, who is play
Ing third until Burch can land a
player to take the late Jimmy Will
cox's place. got four hits out of five
times at bat Friday, poking out two
doubles. He accepted seven chances
without making a bobble. O'Neil
made two putouts and five assists.
Omaha fans will be tickled to death
IL this O'Neil person comes through
In grand style. Jimmy played an in
and out game at short last season.
because Ne was recovering from
serious illness.
One of the Omaha clubs rockies
showed up well against Houston. His
name Is RED" Carroll, shortstop.
Red" got two hits, one a triple and
the other a double.
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MUNY UMPIRES
ATTEND MEETING

Forty five aspirants for the task
Of umpiring amateur ball games at.
tended Johnny Dennison's umpire
school last night IN room 402 Of the
city hall. The national pastime Vas
discussed from all angles.
Benny Rubin, a personal friend Of
Dennison and a headliner at the Or
pheum theater, was present and en-
tertained the Jumps with several
short stories concerning umpires.
The writer is of the opinion from
observations Of the talent which has
thus far attended the bottle dodgers
school that the amateur umplring this
season win be much better than that
of any preceding seasons.
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fall was made Saturday by A. A.
Schabinger, athletic director for the
Bluejays.
Reagan coached the University OF
Utah linemen last year and devel-
oped a squad of green material into
one Of the strongest lines in the
western conference. For his work
at Utah, Reagan was cOmplimented
by nearly every coach in the con-
ference. 1t was his first year at
coaching and he more than made a
success.
In 1921, -? and '23, Reagan played
center on the NOtre Dame university
teams, and no less an authority on
things football than knute ROckne,
famous Notre Dame coach, says that
Reagan is one of the best certers
ever turned out at the South Bend
school.
Chet Wynne, now head coach at
Creighton .,and Reagan were team
mates on the 1921 Notre Dame foot
ball team. Wynne Is high in his
praise of Reagan and is not a bit
backward in informing the public that
his new assistant is bound to be a
success as line coach.
Reagan will report September a..
He will have, charge of the linemen,
while Stewart Neary. former Creigh-
ton athlete, will assist both Wynne
and Reagan in their work.
The signing of Reagan-he has a
one-year contract-is in keeping
with the policy Of Athletic Director
Schabinger i'm enlarging the Creigh-
: ton university coaching staff so that
individual instruction may be given
athletes competing for berths on
Creighton teams.
Hear Coach Wynne and his assist
ants. Reagan and Neary, will be able
TO teach football to many Creighton
gridsters next fall. Lloyd McGahan,
freshman coach. will handle the
"frosh" gridsters.
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BUCKEYE CAGERS
FETED AT DINNER

Columbus. o. April 5.-ohio states
basket ball team. 1925 Big Ten con
ference champions. heard its swan
Tribute was paid 10 Coach Harold
G. Olson and to the team. Gold basket
balls. emblematic of the title. were
presented to nine players. The din.
ner marked the final appearance of
four players-Captain Cameron. for
mer Captain Miner. Shaw and Matu-
soft.
The gift Of former varsity ath.
letes. the student body and friends,
Johnny Miner, all.conference forward.
was presented with a chest OF silver.
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ONeil Stars IN
OmahQ's Defeat
byHouston Club

IE hitting of Jim.
my O'Neil, Oma
ha Buffalo in,
fielder. was the
big feature OF
Omaha 8 second
game with Hous.
ton, Tex, Friday.
The II o u S I o n
Texas leaguers
evened the series
with the Buf.
faloes, . winning,
10 to 3, but the
pla ying of O'Neil
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WINS
BOWIE FEATURE
By Universal service.

Bowie. April S.-Arabian. a winter
oampaigner from New Orleans. bear.
ing the silks OF jose Mansus. proved
best OF the six starters in the Pros.
pect. a dash Of one mile and 20 yards.
that was the feature Of the racing at
Bowie today. lie was favorite at I
to over Faenza. Quotation. Pixola
Friday the 18th and Westwood.
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brasks. third. Distance. 14s, feet G
inches
Relay: Won by Nebraska team. com
posed Of Helm. Beckert. sherrick and
Daily. Time. 5sa 7-5.
was third but was disqualified on &C
count OF knocking over hurdles. Time:
.1f4-5.
$50 yards: Richardson. Stanford first
Houdershelt Nebra ska second; Swayne
Stanford. third. Time: 2.o5.
Broad jump; Meek. stanford. first: Nc
crea and Crookshank. both OF Nebraska
tied for second. Distance. ?. feet y
inches.
Discus: Hartranft. Stanford first,
The South Omaha Boosters. under tbs
management Of Frank Feeney. veteran
amateur player are expected 10 make
things pretty warm for the other mem
bers OF the Southern league.
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Guthrie Girls Five Loses.

Hampstead, N. Y, April 3.-The
girls high school basket ball team of
Guthrie. Okla. champions In 1923 and
1924, tonight was eliminated In the
first round OF the national title tour
nanient here for the West field cup
by the iStruthers High school team Of
Isf'rtners. Q. The tcore was 20 to Is.
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BOWIE.

First race: Six .furlongs:
JACQUES lHudgensl .............b.2o 100
Neptune g. stevenQ ,,.....;c-;,.. ~ -. 40
Wild Goose. Admirer. Lieutenant Farrell.
Poor Sport. Johnny Jewell, sun Marks
and oil Burner also ran.
Second race; Halt mile;
Irresistible lBueD ..............s.2o ;. 80
'Fe Tims: ~ Freda D.. sepoy. Muffe,,
Endor Little Blaze. Becky Sue and Sea
Third race; Flv. and one-hslt furlonss;
The f'e WINNER msTs69w ~, arSey) i''o $50 ssssS Ia
Dazzler tThornndykel. .,....s..i..... 70
.nan T%' H. Ladas ss pses NGss and cSs Tss. Lfs
Fourth race: Seven furlongs;
Drums Cw,. Haryey) .............2.7O 2.sso
Time: i.es. loot Mon. Faddist. sand
hurst and cloudland also ran.
Firth race: Mile and seventy yards:
DR.. OMara tWllliamsl .i1.90 $40 40
Red wingfieid tcostello) -. 1890 600
Time: 1888 4-5. Prince James. Yankee
Princess and The Roll call also ran.
Sixth race: Mile and a sixteenth:
Nexation tMcTigue) ....5s0 $40 2.tn
Blue Hil tW. Harvey ...... 3.s0 40
Prince III TIL tstnttsl ...-.....;..., ESQ
trepld and Rama also ran
seventh race: Mile and an eighth. 4
Altissimo liz wv SMITH 1900 7,so S 90
Rupee. lio Giebgold) ...........,Ato 2. 20
Time. 900 as Eiiesmar Old Timer.
Yeodlake. ST Martins, Rork and Gray
Gables also ran.
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Industrial Lea que Schedule


MAY 16-JULY 2. fTwilight).
Baker Ice Machine-First National
Northwestern Bell-Omaha Printing.
Nebraska Pc xer-Police.
Item Blscuit-Alamito Dairy.
MAY 23-JULY IL.
Northwestern Bell-Police.
E Nebraska Power-Baker Ice Machine.
Alamito Dairy-First National.
Item Biscuii-Omaha Printing.
MAY 2S tTwilightl-JULl Is.
Nebraska Powsr-omaha Printing.
Northwestern Bell-Alamito Dairy.
1ten Bisruit-First National.
Police-Baker Ice.
July 2@AUG1sT AUGUST 3.
-Four leading teams TO play off for
cham apionship. four low teams to play fol
{ championship of second division. Per-
eentages Of games won and lost during z
season TO continue in effect.
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Yellow Jackets Win.

Pittsburgh, Pa. April 3.-The fel
low Jackets defeated the Fort Pitt
Hornets. 2 to l, in an extra period
game here tonight in the first OF a
five.game series to decide the United
States Amat teur Hockey league title
Both are local teams.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
BY RALPH WAGNER.

II X T. i
S T r o y G, the
sensational mid
dleweight fighter
of Billy
Uvick's stable OF
knuckle bruisers,
will attempt to
erase one Floyd
Bowers from the
niddlewcight list
at the Elks' club
house NJ o n d a y
night when they
meet in a 10
ro und main
event bout.
The Stro n z
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Alamito Dairy-Police.
Item Biscuit-Baker Ice Machine.
Nebra ska Power-Northwestern Bell
telephone.
Omaha Printing-First National.
APRIL 25-JUNE 13.
Baker Ice Maehine-Alamito Dairy.
NorthWcs Bell-Iten Biscuit.
Police-Omaha Printing.
First National-Nebraska Power.
MAY JUNE 20.
Nebraska Power-Iten Biscuit
Alamito Dairy-Omaha Printing.
Northwestern Bell-Baker Ice Machine.
Police-First National.
MAY JUNE 81.
First National--Northwesfe Bell
Nebraska Power-Alamito Dairy
Baker Ice Maehlne-Omaha Printing.
Len Riscuit-Police
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Luke stuart, Tulsa Western league
baseball player, is still a holdout, but
should he decide decide to sign, there Is
Tyrreil. will keep him from being able
to secure a contract. Tyrrell is hitting
and fielding like a demon at this time.
He is a player new TO the Western cir
cult, but the Oiler mani ger, Lyman
Lamb, believes he will make good.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
New Happy Hollo1U "Pro''

HEARN six the Country club Hast
Neb, Willie Wothspoon pro
WoerspOon left Omaha this week for
Kansas City, where he will become professional at the Hicrest club
golf the middle
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Badger Grid Coach Accepts
Position at Northwestern

Chicago. April S.-John J. Ryan,
for the last two years head football
has accepted the post Of first as.
sistant football coach at Northwest
ern university. Herbert Steger. cap
tain OF the University of Michigan
eleven last year. will become assistant
baekfield coach at the Purple insti-
tuition while r. G. Dukel Dunn.
former Michigan star. will be retained
as line coach
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Reagan otre Dame Center Named Assistant Coach
ThrtEight Rounds of Boxing Program Elks Club Room
Will Fight Strong Monday Night

HAT might be called fight for the mddeight championship
w Iowa will be at the E Floyd
Bowers Des Mones Everett 10rOund
main event Bowers claims Hawteye title
fight should be seeing.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Everett Strong
to Meet Bowers
in Main Event
frankie Rand of Des Moines
and Tommy Crogan Will
Meet in Eight-Round
Semi-Windup.
FIGHT FACTS.

Time-s:30 y. IN.
Plnce-EIks club
Main Event-Eserett Strong against
FIovd Bower 10 rounds.
Semi -Windup-Frankie Rand against
Tommy Grogan. eight rounds.
Prelim--Nike Rozga against Charlie
>ovick, six rounds.
Prelim-Iasey Cook against Fmett
Flood six rounds.
PreIim-Abam Meng against Kid
Howard. four rounds.
PreIim-Sammy Cross against Jimmy
Mardi. four rounds.
PreIim-The Caseyettes. Fremont, three
rounds.
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sturdy. former first baseman with Mu.

sturuy' fUrner IIFst Da>eMHH VII" Wus s
in the Tulsa cutfield. broke leg in slid
ing for second base the other day in an
Oiler-Corsicana, Tex, game. and the
gloom caused by the accident to the
promising fielder still hovers over the
camp Of the Oklahoma team. Sturdy was
> of the most promising youngsters To
come into the Western for, a number Of
years according to those who hYm
work In the Oiler camp. But he Is now
lost TO the league for this year.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

"HE Waverlys won two games
from the Stortz Blue Ribbons on
II the Omaha Bowling association
alleys last night. Marble, of the
losers, had high three.game total of
G43.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Jack Reed Throws Parks.

Ogden, Utah April 4.-Jack Reed of
Ogden, middleweight wrestler. won
from Douglas Parks, middleweiatt
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
TIA .IIfANA.

First race; -Four and one. half furiongE.
shasta Donna tElstonl 300 200 u
Friend Joe GO. Johnaonl l.+........ 2. ~
TIM. 81. KalIko. Chlapas. Pflncees
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Unless the Denver Bears have a streak
OF bad luck. the hole in the infield which
OF the weaknesses OF the team
last year will be remedied for the 1926
season. II one of the several men in
camp come through the situation will
solve itself. II Locker or Handley can
make the grade the solution Will be
simple. II Donovan makes good Gorman n
ran move over TO the hole at third base.
This would shift knight TO second base.
Under any condition the outlook for im-
proving the infield of the Mile High city
team Is bright.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
GG01fo

bF THF Ffft<.
Leading golf professionals. arriving
in New York yesterday from cam,
paiens in the sunny lands. brought
the word that Walter Hagen. twice
British open champion in the last
three years. is not expected TO de.
fend his title this summer Gene sara.
zen also is reported TO he satisfied
with the tournament list on this side
Of the otVan.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

The Transmissori Passenger club
finished its season last Monday right
with one match game. The Glacier Ma
tionHis copied three games from the
Rocky Mountain Nationals. while the
Zion Nationals forefeited three games to
the Yellowstone Nationals Bloom topplsd
hixh single game score OF sss and high
three.Esme total Of h1a. His ctt single
game was high for the season.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Former Teammate
of Chet Wynne:
Reports in Fall
Coached Linemen at Universe
ty of Utah Last Season
Will Have Charge of
Bluejay Forward Wall.
BY RALPH WAGNER.

has been en-
larged to the
extent of two
new assistant
grid mentors.
namely Bob Rea-
gan and Stewart
Neary.
Announcement
that Bob Reagan,
f o + m er Notre
Dame university
center, had been
secured to as
sist Head Coach
Chet Wynne at
Creighton next
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Art stokes, pitcher with the Des MOines
Demons last year. who was sent to Ph.ia-
delphia Athletics. has been spiked by q
fish. IT Is not unusual for a player 10
have several spikes pressed into his leg
or foot when the said points are on !
baseball shoe OF an opposing PLAYER bui
Stokes got his spiking from a fish Tho
former Western Lacquer fishing In
the river near the training camp Of the
club in ST.. Petersburg, Fla, the other
day and while wading In the water his
OF his intended catches.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

The Peerless bowling league. = strictly
ladies sffair which has been rolling a
the fikS riHh sHeNS brought the -
season to a close ifh = O clock luncheon
fresdsN. Those present were Nessan,s 5
Askcicf. ANin. HeSkits. Bradley. Ccnrs T.
crane Cook Cr2ie cole riinn. f'sin.
Goodrich. Watt FahhS GAddis JepSen.
kesn, NcGin Miiis. Mora. Rasmussen,
and sutick
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

The United States will he represent.
ed in the British event. however. with
Leo Diegel. Macdonald Smith and
Jim Barnes. seeking honors. Smith.
according 10 his fellow professionals.
has recovered his form in the winter
competitions.
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From The Omaha Bee Files
April 4, 1905

NN EMPHIS, Tenn.-Captain s. S.
M Browns handsome bay colt,
A'A Agile, romped home an easy
winner in the annual Tennessee derby
at a mile and an eighth. The stake.
$10,535. of which $500 went to the
winner. was probably the richest
stake ever offered IN the south.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-03
DOUBLE HEADER
IN FOOTBALL
ARRANGED

Schwab Field will be the scene of
double-header football program
Armistice Day.. it was decided at a
meeting Of local school athletic Of
ficials Tuesday morning.
Starting promptly at 2 o'clock, the
West Texas Military Academy and
San Antonio Academy clevens will
take the field for their annual struggle
for supremacy.
Then, at 3 80, providing the cur
tain-raiser is decided by that time, the
st. Mary's College Rattlers will trot
out against their powerful rivals for
that day, Dallas University. There
should be plenty Of daylight for the
second game.
This move was made when it be-
came. apparent that the Rattlers could
not afford to import an eleven OF the
class of Dallas University and play
them in counter attraction to the
annual cadet clash. The two academic
teams had already secured Schwah
Field for their event but agreed to
share it on that day. f"i s.
A single ticket will admit specto-
TORS TO both games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-03
Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker of 81 Colt Champions. "Gstf's
most successful Teacher" SAYS
"Chick'' BvAn1.

The tendency of the clubhead is to
cut across the ball from right to left
when the body sways forward into the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-03
WESLACO PREPPING
FOR H-DISTRICT
FRAY AT ROBSTOWN

wEsLACO, Tex, Nov. 3.-Tbe
weslaco High School Painters started
a week Of hard practice Monday In
preparation for the bi-district contest
with Robstown. which probably will
be played in that city Friday after.
noon OF this week.
Coach Martin Of the Weslaco. team
has a scintillating star in Swinnea,
quarterback. Swinnea made two runs
OF more than 40 yards In the valley
championship game in which Weslaco
defeated Edinburg, both runs resulting
in touchdowns.
In Pennick, who plays in the line
except when called back. Coach Mar
tin has field goal kicker of more
than average ability, who viii prove
A dangerous threat II Wcslaco gets
within 80 yards of the Robstown goal.
More Is a consistent ground gamer
in the wcslaco bnckfield, and Inc
coach will rely on him to a large ex.
tent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-03
DISTRICT RACE
IN SUDDEN
TANCLE

From the quiet, pastoral scene 81
several days ago, when Alamo Heights,
Floresvillc and Edna High Schools
we're going calmly about their prepa-
rations for meeting each other for the
Glass b football championship Of Dis
trict IS, there has been n sudden
and rather bewildering change.
First, some time between Saturday,
when Floresvillc High defeated Runge,
and Monday afternoon, the Flores.
vile coach lost control of what had
previously been a very good mem.
DRY, according to Coach Mule" Fra
zier of Alamo Heights.
to Mr.. Frazier, he had arranged a
game with Floresville, to be played
ON the Alamo Heights gridiron this
coming Thursday. The F1oresville
coach, when called by Mr.. Frazier
Monday afternoon, in reference TO the
approaching game, deposed and said
quite logically that he. Mr.. Frazier,
must have gotten the wrong number.
He was quito willing to meet Mr.. Fra
zier's team. now that II had been
brought to his attention. but it would
have to be on the Florcsville grid.
iron.
WILL PLAY EDNA.
This feature of the affair Mr.. Fra.
zier can't see at all. He claims that
some Of his smaller players would be
In actual danger Of begging down in
the Floresville sand and starving Ia
death before they could be located. So,
Alamo Heights is without a game this
week, and Floresville will meet
Edna.
Then. TO further cOmplicate mat
ters, Secretary Roy Henderson OF the
Inter-scholastic League called up
Coach Frazier Monday afternoon and
informed him that some team in this
district would have to take care OF
Somerset High or he would never hear
the last OF it.
Ii seems that Somerset, with an
outfit weighing around 40 pounds to
the man, hns gone quietly along so
far, piling up huge scores on every
team it has met and receiving forfcits
from several others, until 1t now has
four certified wins to its credit, the
number required TO 90 into the semi
finals. As soon as this had been ac-
complished they wired Mr.. Henderson
and requested admittance to the Sc
lcct circle.
NOTHING DOING
When informed Of his impending
game with Somerset team, Coach
Frazier went straight up in the air
and when last sighted Tuesday morn
ing hadn't "lit' yet. OF all the teams
in the world he didn't intend TO play,
Mr.. Frazier asserted, Somerset was
the ringleader.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Frazier, while presiding as a disinter'
estcd spectator at the Somerset-E York
town game last year, suddenly dis
covered himself to be the invited guest
at what was called a "scalping party"
Mr.. Frazier. somebody avered, had
told somebody else the Somerset sig
mails. Since that time the popular
Alamo Heights coach has cut Somer-
set off his visiting list. and he de-
clares that Mr.. Henderson or nobody
else is going 30 force him to chance
n re-opening OF the break.
Florcsville also has refused to meet
Somerset. as it looks MS il an livery
handled monkey wrench has been
flung into the machinery.
Alamo Heights will remain idle this
week and see what will happen next.