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celties Champions of League By Wide Margin.-Lose But
 One Game
t,,, Basket Decides Silk sox-Hesd-
 quarters Game

The large crowd that attended the s,si evening of Quinebaug Valley feague basket ball. in the Armory, a.ss moi disappointed in the contests ,.hieh as expected. were two ef the tsstest and most bitterly contested came presented on the schedule this season. Topping a line of games, which because of the enthusiasm of tbe players and the general interest sf tbe athletic patrons in Putnam, the Celtie-Collegiate tilt was a natural e5djpg to one of our city's most pop mar seasons of the court game.
 Although defeated. the Black and White collegians, of Woodstock. are now riding on quite as high wave of nopuIarity as the green clad Celtics, who finished the season as league Champions with only one blemish on their schedule of eighteen games. The Hibefnian combination of Murphy, King and Cody worked as of old with A machine-like performance, arassing A total of twenty-four poinrs before tbe final whistle. This is hardly surprise. as Murphy finished the sea sen as the leagues high scorer, with Cody and King close behind. The guarding of Mickey" Hannifan, sHenneee Bugbee and Winslow can bs justly applauded for holding the fast Collegian forward combination of Y Wetherell. Bartt, and Gap" John son. The latter, in fact, used his pc ealiaf weaving style to a fine advan- tage. but was unable to loop the ball because of the hurried shots. Frank Wetherell and Jordan furnished a good guard combination and worked well throughout.
 By a Basket
 The Silk ox-Headquarters game was decided by q lone basket. that lone seere by which the service team ef- fected a victory at the expense of the BH squad earlier in the season. But it was different story on Friday night II may have been that wild baaya bg "Rip" Nelson which entered th hoop with a sW h, ol t might have been that backward flip by "Bill' Johnson that brought gloom Co the saIdiers but. anyhow. the fiaal whistle I nd the thread makers leading b. s5afr gf 2f-f5 i4irht. Gardner and NaEade bore the bruut of the Head quarters objective. but seemed to laek that smaii something" that decides
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SILK SOX
HFAnoIfARTERS co.
11r. W. Cody. Referee
ReesPitulation

Boye. Timer, McEvoy. Time, minute naarters. Attendance 100.
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a fast pace to match the Norwich ob- jectiye. which led by Harris. the lanky pivot man. was of crack caliber Charlie Murphy and Sid" King each collected ten points and with Cody at center presented a dangerous attack The guarding of Hannifan. Bugbee and Winslow speaks for itself when one realizes that the ' quintet scored but three points in the second half.
 TET TIrE
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started the game. and at the half thcr regular team went in,
 The lineup. PUTNAM PLAINFtELD Davis, Bouis, If
 fl, Generous. Herr. DonaIs Steere. Rothwell. II
 IL. Noel. Glebas. Generous Morse Capt., C C. Roper, Gallup Cartier. SC SC. Lercie. Maggia Thompson. Sabin, Smith. rg
 rg. Troening, Barber. Day Smith. Lahonte, Bryden, lg
 lg. Day, Butler, Troening Referee. Sehofieli Time. eight minute quarters. Scorers, Morse and Brown. nmekeepers, Winslow and Reed.
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FRIENDLY INDIANS
ALL SOLDER GAME

The battle of the soldiers will be staged in the State Armory, Livery street. tonight. when the Headquart- ers' quintet mix 1t up with the Ser vice Battery team of Danielson. The tWn teams have never come together although there has been lots of talk and challenges have been thrown about. Il looks aa if there might de- velon an article of basket ball worth seeing when the big guns let loose.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
P. s. TEAM LOSES
 ONE BUT WINS TWO

X week ago Monday evening the Israel Putnam team was decidedly ou. pointed by the eighth grade quin- tet by a score of 39 to |. Despite the wide difference in scores the loosing team played gamely ta the finish and the one point made was on q foul which was shot by Yaugel In the last of play
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
Celts Win at Norwich

N. content with winning the Gum sbaug Valley Basket Ball League cbampionship, the Celtics, of Putnam, invaded Norwich and were returned ,,ictors over the '. Nj. C. A. team of
 tl,., c,tV. in fast and exciting con tss- The usual Saturday night '.r,,s4 turned out to watch the game which was played in the ' gymnasium. Althougb leading at the final whistle ,bs Iocal bovs were forced to move at
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04

KeCapithtdAtoh
 Looking over the schedule We find esat the Gelties received but one set back. That @as tt the hands of the Goliegiars when the Woodstock quin- Ief more fhan doubled the Celtic score The champs, however, ran up more han a hundred points over the G6IIeraus in the seasons total.
 The EolIegians were defeated on tsFa occasions by the Ha Go. team which has played all kinds of ball ia this one season. Three killings by fae Celties can also be found on the Woodstock sheet.
 Although scoring q smaller total Of points Tor the season than the Silk sax the Hq. Co finished as the thrd HIaee taanl. with seven victories and nine defeats. After considering the nev. material used the service team should be given a hand for their good showing as hey will undoubtedly be dangerous contenders in another sea son
 The Bedding Heminway team start. ed theiF season very well and ended # with the same variety of ball but the number of games lost m the rHgHI5f fiftE =EfNtA Nb hiAitE NtiEth Atfp fourtn place. however. close the gam es were. The B-H team did unusually we'll for a new organization giving even the leaders some of the closest games. Watch the "Silkys' next wear. Don't be surprised if they are enc of the first two at the seasons -end
 Last comes the scrappy Knights of Columbus quintet. Starting with bu; two experienced players the kaceys grew to be the most feared team in ] inc league. IL was truly said that the team chan won from the Knights earned their onions for the players cave their best even if it was rough variety of ball. In fact if some of the other fves had showed a little of their eririt he league standings might have been different. Only, remember, next season might spell another story when the Knights have seasons eN- nerience under their belts.
 Following is the standing of tho teams with the games played, won, and iost
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BOWLING

Nandale's Alleys Standing of teams for week end
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.Iiller Midgets need a southpaw
hurler. Any one wishing a trial
should call Lincoln 3324-J.
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TIIREE headliners have been
carded for Independent sand
= lot ranks on Sunday which
- i should give followers of the
amateurs and semipros some
thing to think about when picking
championship teams.
r. Georgetown Hollow diamond will be
the scene of the KnickerbockerK Ken
nedy A. G, clash; Chevy Chase Bear
eats will have a heated session with
Georgetown a. c. on Friendship Field,
and Silver Springs semipro and anna
teur mines will battle in the third
6 game of their series on Wheaton dia-
mond. All will start at o'clock.
/. Willie GlasCOe, who will take his
7Ehamrocks to Annapolis on Sunday to
Rattle Annapolis A. G.. has called
3. meeting of the Harp players at 1916 l.
= street southeast tonight at S o'clock.
80. Fort Washington diamOnders will
play National Circles on Sunday in
stead Of Glover A. G. tossers, who will
he met the following Sunday. Clovers
want a game with q team having a
home diamond. Call Lincoln 4S52.
Bob Magee is preparing to take the
mound for Warwicks on Sunday when
that team faces Cherrydale on Lyon
Village Field at o'clock. He has
been credited with many wins with
the Warwicks.
p zs-. -
Western 4. e. will schedule with a
strong senior team for Sunday. Call
Manager Eddie James, Main 2l09, be-
tween and o'clock.
Business Manager Tom Lascola
would like to secure an opponent for
his Takoma a. G. for tomorrow. Call
Shepherd 304G.
Unlimited foes are being sought by
Manager Sinnamon for Standard
Laundry diamonders. Call West 203l.
Hartfords got to Thomas in three
innings yesterday. defeating Hiser's
AllStars, 8 to :. Beilman allowed but
two hits.
Guyer was too puzzling for Poto-
mac Savings Bank batsmen yesterday
and the Terminal Icemen won, il to
3. He famed II and gave but 1 hits.
ElliOtt's pitching and w. Lovelace' S
hitting featured Hess a. C.'s triumph
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TRIO OF "WARM" SANDLOT
CLASHES CARDED SUNDAY

over Headquarters Company yester-
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Rex Peewees, with Berkeley pitch
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Western Union messengers have or
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100.
.Iiller Midgets need a southpaw
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should call Lincoln 3324-J.
Smithfield Juniors will meet at the
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Rovers and BroOkland Boys Club
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IMPRESSED CRITICS THEN
f. AS BUDDING BOX WIZARD
Veteran Whose Twentieth Anniversary Is to BE
Celebrated Next Tuesday Elected Praise
by Initial Effort August 2, 1907.

conditions. He did not come here
| after working his way up by slow de-
| Crees in small leagues. winding up
| with n finishing course in class A.
, Nix He came from Il hOrSe-and- buggy
! league in Idaho. where they play
! every Sunday if the Weather's good
and wait Il week if it rains.
In everything except the ability to
! throw and control the bah he showed
! his base bah raising. and proved that
/ am not Understanding his train
! ing The hunts, the fast and tricky
! base running. the taking chances, The
| big league signals. were all new to
! him, but | never saw him falling off
! in pitching. did you? He was little
weak on fielding hunts with men ike
Cobb and RoSsman laying them down,
because he had never seen men or
| balls like those teasers. But YOU can
! bet Your handbook he will be wise to
that stuff mighty soon.
Easy Movements Make Hit.
"What made the real hit with the
! crandstand was the easy movement
of the young phenom. His arm Is
aStonishingly long, several inches long
err than Clymer's. In pitching ne
moves his wing as freely and untlr-
lnSlN as " 1OullS, NllHoul tlN s7'i@ ~
| est larling or firing motion. 1t is the
movement of a man who could pltch
three games with less eXertion than
some of the big winners put into one.
And he also has a spit ball.
Eyes, Johnson certainly looks the
goods and Cliff Blankenship will hard
| ly have chance to J NY his contract
! for $500. as he offered to do before
! Johnson went into the box.
"In boosting the fine pitching of
Johnson don't forget that Siever made
most artistic showing for Detroit.
Had Johnson been opposed to aver
age pitching he would have won in
a walk.
Lest we forget, remember that
great game in right field by Ty Cobb.
! He gave the SWEETEST exhibition of
distance throwing combined with speed
and accuracy ever seen in the garden.
He caught Mil at the plate on a
throw that was a wonder"
Here's That Box Score.
Here's the box score of Johnson's
first game in a Washington uniform,
August =, 1907, as it appeared in The
hn fol
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First base by Washington. 2: De-
troit. L. Base on balls.-Off johnson. :;
s Detroit. 4 Innings ptched-tBy Johnson.
8: by Hughes !. Hits made-0f Johnson.
g. off Hughes. 4. Struck out--By Johnson.
81 by Hughes. .; by siever. Z. Home run
Crawford. Three base hit--Nill. Two
base hits-Delehanty Rossman. Sacrifice
hits----Hayden.. .Blankenship. Stolen bases
Delehanty. Cobb t2D. OLeary. Double plays
pires-Messrs Sheridan and Evans. Time
of game-1 hour IS minutes.
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Ba1neyMade Big Htm Debut
VETERANS BUREAU
NINE WINS IN DUEL

In the most interesting game played
Veterans Bureau vanquished Public
Buildings and Public Parks. . to /.
The winners counted both their runs
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DOUGLAS VS.. TAKOMA.

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Takoma A. &. on the District line dia-
mond tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Douglas players are asked to report
an hour earlier.
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day. i O'clock; St. Martin's ms VS. s Rmssels adii
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Jumping to n lead in the first inning
in their Departmental League brush
with Agriculture. Treasury steadily
widened its margin to cop. to /. The
Aggies were outhit virtually to /.
Noone. Treasury catcher, smashed for
the circuit.
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CAPITAL CITY MINES
READY FOR BATTLES

Insect terms will open the week end
schedule of Capital City League tomor-
row
ElkS and Corinthians will clash on
East Ellipse diamond at 1 o'clock, and
st, Martins and Russels are to battle
on Monument diamond No. 3 at Il
o'clock
The complete schedule for tomor-
row and Sunday and standings of the
teams:
SENIOR CLASS.
Section A.
A1ssssn,. s $$ FsG%i% SSsr:a 5$$
Auths vs.. st. Martins diamond No. A.. 3
o'clock: Falls Church VS. Crcscents diamond
No. 81. 3 o'clock.
NJ Sss.s Circles. 1893 s$$ z'fsS; 1888 55
Atlsntics VS.. National Circles Plaza. 2
o'clock: Freers VS.. Moose North Ellipsel 3
JUNIOR CLASS.
Section A.
M S$;@; $$ $5 f $sssS
Palace vs.. Kennedys ,pendingl Coco Colas
vs., Senators washington Barracks. 3
o'clock: Waverly VS.. Auths Washington
Barracks. L o'clock.
Section b.
Peerless y Il 900 Monticello. '" 3 6Gs
j. nG G. c.. !. :s soS Ll"d0erSh' 0 4 900
MoRteos Ks Moose S ewsb EcDss
Center diamond No. -. IL o'clock.
Section c.
Corinthians 80 / 900 Central Reds. ! 3 $50
Man afas / 800 'A'''"'''0' I . '''
winsalls vs.. Central Reds, ,tsouth Ellipsel
3 o'clock: Corinthians VS.. ManhattanS tdia-
mond No. o.. L o'clock
MIDGET CLASS.
Section A.
s Sm Rsss 1888 Moose Il esin. 5SS
Crandalls :. 2 2 800
Sam Rice vs.. Corinthians diamond No. 81,
IL o'clock.
Section Il.
W. L. Pet. w l.. Pet.
Aces Aces ;;:... q 900 Americans .22 800
=, Aces vs.. Eskimos West Ellpsel. 3 o'clock;
Rommels VS.. Americans tPlaza). i o'clock.
INSECT CLASS.
b. G. EIks :. 8 : 800 St. Martins i S i67
Elks vs., Corinthians East Ellipsel Satur-
day: l 9clock; 81; Martin, VS.: Russels Ida
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GOOding. on the mound for Judd &
Detweiler. limited Chestnut Farms
Dairy to five hits as the Printers hung
up Al win in Merchants League.
Gooding also got couple hits. one Il
triple.
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In Sport Mart League games tomor-
row Southerns and Central Reds meet
on Monument Diamond. No. at |
o'clock and Corinthan Props and
Mount Vernons meet on East Ellipse
at 3 o'clock.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

=, EK9pppal and Snyder; Huntzinger. Ryan and
s. k,D1 Paul d,,,; "o@9SaSo""o1dq}--ff 5 9
Called first Of ninth inning. account dark
shealy and Castor Setback. Murray and
Peters.
NMiilxsnsefs daSSoo3ooSsSSaa-ls} g :
johnson and McMenemy; Benton. Middle
ton. Hubbell and Gowdy.
Columbus at Louisville (wet grounds.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Glazner and Palm; McEvoy. Mooney,
Rmi rmnb,s d1SSdd990"11""""99--aa 3 3
Sheridan. Voolfolk. Morrell and Yaryan
Griffin. Morton and McRee.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
sparisnbus5e c q Ashsviie a
G GrsenSile, i IS: T Knoxvilie. o.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Salisbury. 10: Winston Salem. s.
Durham. 12-7: High Point. 11-0.
Rocky Mount. z: Raleigh. u.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland -: Missions. 2--3.
| San Francisco. s: Portland, 3.
Seattle. 1O-2: Los Angeles, %.
Hollywood. 4: Sacramento, ..
| VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
| Richmond 4: Norfolk, g.
| Kinston 7: Portsmouth. 8.
| Wilson, 5. Petersburg. =.
| TEXAS LEAGUE.
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COlOnys nOsed out Thurstons. s
TO Z; Nationals got a 80 decision
over George Burns and Corinthians
trounced Iris Speakers. 10 to 5, in
French Insect League games.
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.

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Crisfield 9: Northampton. 3.
Pa:ksley. 1 Easton 3.
Cambridge 8: Salisbury. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-29

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