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Big Four Defeats Fl. A. c. Net Squad
in League Feature; Pennsy Wins
RaIroaders Take Brilliant Victory From Strongest Con-
tender for City Net Circuit Crown

The powerful Big Four A. A.
basketball team dynamited it's way
to a clear path in its race for the
City Basketball League title. The
Railroaders rammed their most
dangerous contender, the Hoosier
Athletic Club team, on to the rocks
in Wednesday nights feature bat
tie at the H. A. G. gym, Al to 80.
The league-leaders dispeued all
dreams of a deadlock for first place
by stepping out in the final half to
run up an insurmountable lead.
The winners started fast and be-
fore the H. A. G. five had a chance
to look around, the score was 10 to O.
Hickman, Hoosier star, came to life
and twice went under the basket
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Talking
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Young Mr.
In Caldwell is going to crawl into
a big league uniform next June
and try to Burbank what has been
a most creditable football career
into something approximating base
ball greatness.
Others have tried it without max
ing any great Roadway. Including
James (Red Eye Thorpe, a pioneer
2 in the odd business Of capitalizing
the collegiate touchdown on the pro-
fessional base lines.
The Giants took Thorpe follow
ing his Olympic triumphs at Stock
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Cue Wizards in
4OO-Point Play

Indianapolis cue fans had an OPP
portunity to witness big league"
billiards at Harry Coolers parlor
this afternoon when Young Jake
Schaefer, worlds 1872 balkline
champion, met Welker Cochran,
former champ, in an exhibition of
400 points. The match was scheduled
at 3.
To night, at 8, the billiard wizards
will play another 400-point block
to close their local stay. The stars
give their best while entertaining
fans during exhibition play.
Their appearance here is the big
treat Of the winter cue season in IN
dianapolis.
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Flanner &y Buchanan and Thorn
burg-Lewis teams we're transferred
to the New August sectional. The
players of the Tnornburg team re-
side at Brownsburg and the team
will be required to play under the
name of BrownSburg Thornburg-
Lewis club.
The complete drawings for the
Indianapolis sectional tournament
follow:
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SPRING GRID PRACTICE

The winner of the local event will
represent Indianapolis in the State
tourney to be staged at Tomlinson
Hall, Feb. %, d and Is, when thirty
sectional champs meet to decide the
State championship.
Thirty-two teams, the largest
number ever entered in the city
amateur tourney, will take part in
the local meet. Play will be con-
fined to evening and night per-
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for field goals. The second time hs
was fouled and he added two free
throws. From then to the end of
the half, the Hoosiers battled the
Railroaders to a standstill and the
period ended 1918, Big Four.
In the second half the National
champions of the New York Central
Lines proceeded to pile up the count.
Led by Captain Carl Howard the
winners poured in the baskets. The
game was broadcast over WKBF,
the Hoosier Athletic Club station.
Carl Foil was at the microphone.
In the first game of the evening
the PENNSYLVANIA r. r. team nosed
it's way into SO to 80 triumph over
the hard-f1ghting Polk Milk quintet.
The Folks put up great struggle
and were ahead at the half, II to 16.
Summaries:
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Torrance. The Indianapolis Ram
blers, winner of the city champion
ship for the past two years, will de-
fend their title this season. The
Ramblers play the Central Y. M.
G A. quintet at 8 o'clock, Tuesday
night.
The Hoosier Aces and Purple Filler
teams of Indianapolis were trans
ferred to the New Palestine section.
al, while the East Tenth st. Dekes,
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News and Gossip of Pin Topplers

teams in the Brightwood Shop League
a score OF is7 for high game.
The Exports won three from the Re-
funds as the Lading team won two from
League. Johnny Naughton, hiding behind
the name of Nawton. had high total
with games of 1877, 1874 and 245, total of
626. McColgin also rolled we'll, getting
602 for his three games.
The Tomatoes won three games from
the Lettuce as the Kale and Onions
took the odd game from the Mustard
and Pickles in tho, Frieden's League
had 219 game for high score.
The Fort Pitt team Of the Uptown
they crashed the Naples for a score of
LIS in their last game Of the Uptown
League series at the Uptown alleys. Their
scores were: Feist. 23l; Pauley. 2l3; Pal
mer. 255; Mize. 20l, and Whipple, 215.
Their other games were 93a and 954 for
a total pinnage of 3,007. and a three-time
win over the Metalcraft team. The In
diauapolis Candy and Fifty-Fourth st.
Merchants also won three from the Up
man-Rice team took two from the Try
Me quintet.
Whipple turned in games Of 21s. .2OS
and 215. total Of $40. Broucher had
625; Palmer. SGT, and Linton, 627. Her
man Bohne led a list of eighteen. zoo
scores with count of 25S IL his last
The Farmers Trust. Marion County and
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Saints, RdmbLers
in RiOaIry Tilt

st. Philips A. G. and Indianapolis
RamblerS meet tonight at the st.
Philips gym. 535 Eastern Ave, at
$3.50. Ramblers won the first contest
between the two east side rivals
earlier in the season.
Saints have strengthened with the
addition Of Ken Roberts, husky
guard. who starred with the Big
-Four team Wednesday night. College
Cubs will meet the Spartan A. G. in
the opener at 7:30.
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holm in 1912, and
tried to make a
big Lacquer out of
him. They kept
trying for seven
years before adj
hitting it couldn't
be done.
Plainly, it is one
thing to smash the
ends and another
to smash the Gid
to m a to. Caldwell
may prove an eX-
ception. T h e r e
have been eXceD-
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American Central Life teams won three
from the Bankers Special, Continental and
Fletcher Savings and Trust. as the City
Trust took two from the Fletcher Amer
lean in the Bankers League games at the
Delaware alleys. Pearson had games OF
reached 607 with games of 1876, 200 and
The Masters, Guards and Horns won
three from the HOOfS. FeZZeS and Blue
Devil No. 2, as the MonarchS, Deputies
and Prophets took the odd game from
the 4mps, Tails and Blue Devil No. 1,
in the GrOtto League games at the Hli-
nolS alleys. Clark Of the Masters turned
helped his team to total Of I,066 for
high game. This game also gave him
high individual total with count of
The Boarders and Machine Shop won
three games from the Full Fashion and
Spinners in the Real Silk League games
at the Illinois alleys. The other, contest
resulted in two-time win for the Con-
ners over the Mite Knitters. Wishouer
had high total with games of 226, 148 and
1874, count OF $50.
The Freshmen took the Printers into
camp for three games in the series which
decided the championship of the Indian
ana alleys. The champion FRESHMAN team
and Koelling and they dropped the pins
in the pinches. Now all that is left is for
the members Of this loop to get together
put on the feed bag, and vote for another
league next season. as some real fun was
had By all at these weekly sessions.
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Joplin ROOters Launch Movement to
Handle Western League Franchise.
By United Press
JOPLIN. Mo, Feb. 9.-Joplin fans
today planned to prevent. with
drawal of their Western League
baseball franchise. William Fleis-
chacker. president of the local club,
lecently announced he would not
back the team this year.
Fans. rather than lose the fran
chiSe, launched a movement to form
a $4,000 corporation to handle the
club.
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AT COLORED Y. M. C. A.

De Hart Hubbard, worlds cham
pion broad jumper, and his Cincin-
natl Comets basketball team will
appear here Friday night at the
local Negro Y. M. C. A. against the
Indianapolis Negro "Y" Big Five.
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J0ie Ray
PENNSY TEAMS CLASH

Indianapolis Pennsy f. r. club will
oppose the Terre Haute Pennsy
division at the local railroaders' gym
Sunday afternoon. The Terre Haute
five always has had a top-notch
team and only two weeks ago handed
| the locals a 1925 defeat.
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tions. Christy Matthewson of dear
Old Bucknell for one. At college he
was more famed as a drop kicker
than a pitcher. Subsequently he
developed into one of the greatest
pitchers Of all time.
But these exceptions are rare.
Caldwell is known more for his
football exploits than his base
ball gifts. At the moment he is
much sought after young man.
No fewer than six big league clubs
are dickering for him. l am
reasonably sure that at least five
of them never heard of him as a
baseball player until he ieaped
into headline prominence last fall.
CTILL Caldwell was, and still is,
~ suppose, quite a ball player
as the earnest young college youths
go. AS a freshman he hit 1862 and
as a sophomore 1856. He didn't get
a chance to show much as a junior
on account of a broken ankle. This
year he is a senior.
Caldwell always has hit in the
cleanup position for Yale. This
shows what Joe Wood, the veteran
coach thinks of him as hitter. For
the most part the young man has
played second base. This year he
will play first. They say his arm
is not as robust as it migho be, and
for that reason first base is more
likely to be his spot.
II
Caldwell is a six-foOter, weigh
ing 1876 pounds, and is as trinity
set up as a racing slO0p. He came
into my Office yesterday lowed by
one Eddie Collins, a fellow towns
man of Cumberland, r. l., and
who appears to be functioning in
connection with the young mans
affairs in a capacity similar TO
that which yielded mutual Opu-
lence to MeSsrS. Grange and Pyle.
7TRoM the young man, 7 learned
y that the biggest day he ever
has had on the diamond was when
Yale played Harvard two years ago.
In that game he got three hits out
of four, including two doubles, and
handled ten chances in the field
without a bobble, nine assists and
che putout.
1t was after that game, 1t de-
velops, that Joe Wood who played
professionally with the Boston and
Cleveland Clubs. made the comment
that Caldwell looked "a hell of a
lot like that fellow Hornsby."
-
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STAR GOES TO IOWA

EW UHIfed PfeS8
IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. 9.-Robert
Buruh. one of Massachusetts, best
all-round high school athletes, has
enrolled at the University of Iowa.
he was an all-State football player
for three years, holds the Massa-
chusetts record in the shot-put, and
plays basketball. 6
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REYNOLDS WINS

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. g.
Jack Reynolds, welterweight wres-
tier, defeated Yaqui Joe, Sonora,
Mexico. in two out Of three falls
here Wednesday.
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2.21I TEAMS!

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Feb. "a rec
ord number Of teams will compete
in this years American Bowling
Congress when 2,211 five-men
teams play in the tournament
here during March and April.
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TWELFTH FOR PITT

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 9.AThe Uni
versity of Pittsburgh won its twelfth
consecutive basketball game by de-
feating Carnegie Tech, so to %, here
Wednesday.
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Taylor-Sangor Ring
Go on Air

Thousands of boxing fans in the
Hoosier State are interested in to-
nights battle in Chicago owing to
the fact Bud Taylor, Terre Haute,
worlds bantam champ, meets joey
Sanger in an effort to obtain a
chance at the featherweight title.
Radio fans are advised to tune
in on WEBB, Chicago, for tonight's
scrap. The radio program has it
listed for $50 to IL. WGN and
WIS, other Chicago stations, also
may broadcast the event.
SPRING GRID PRACTICE
By United Press
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Feb. 9.-Foot-
ball candidates at the University Of
Illinois have been ordered to re-
port for spring practice.
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ESCAPES INJURY

By Unitcd Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 9.-Tom-
my Hitchcock, Americas polo ace,
narrowly escaped serious injury
when his pony fell in a-match here.
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Fights and Fighters

TOLEDO. Ohio-Joe Packo, Toledo. de-
feated Yale Okum, New York, light heavy
weight. twelve rounds, newspaper decision.
son, outpointed Jimmy Wright, Dayton.
ten rounds. George Smith, Indianapolis
Negro, went six rounds to draw with
Hiawatha Gray. Indianapolis Negro. Billy
Moore, indianapolis. drew with Rosy
Baker, Anderson, six rounds.
KANSAS CITY-Leo Wax. Sydney, Aus
tralia, knocked out Chuck Fulner. Lincoln,
Neb. tenth round.
San Francisco heavyweight, won from
Tommy Randolph, Los Angeles; seven
rounds; technical knockout.
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WOMEN'S MEET STARTS
~ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The Contra,
A. A. U. women's swimming cham
pionships will begin here tonight.
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indianapolis Buddies Club, city 1876
pound champions, trounced the strong Col
won eighteen games this season and lost
one. that to the Muncie Midgets, State
champions, by. close score. For games
write Jack Selig. 841 S. Capitol Ave, or
call Drexel 15l8-M
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The final standing Of the All-BaDtist
RaSkethall LeAaue is as fnllnMs:
WEDNESDAY BASKETBALL

College
Illinois. 80; Northwestern. 20.
Catholic University. 80; Navy ~.
Pennsylvania. 80; Maryland. 26.
U. of Pittsburgh. so; Carnegie Tech, 20.
nigh School
Delphi. IS: Flora, %.
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Y. M. S. added another victory to its
list by defeating the All-WorrellS. 30 to
p. but lost later to the College Cub jun
Tors, So to "a. Tonight the Y. NJ. s. will
meet the Fletcher Savings and Trust five
at the Sacred Heart gym. For games call
Drexel 4439-R and ask for Francis.
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AND THANK YOU. TOO!

DEAR blackboard:
When are. you going to make your pick
for the State championship? II you want
the champion Just toss UP a coin and
name heads Anderson, and tails, Logans-
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FANS WANT BALL CLUB

Totals III 80 Totals "a 4 20
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BY LEFTY LEE

:. A two7time win was the best any of the
K. of G. teams could do in their session
Wednesday night at the Century alleys.
the Calumets. Ninas, IsabellaS and Pintas
winning from the Marquettes, La,-Salles,
Santa MariaS and Columbians. Mathews
OF the CalumetS secured a total of sos TO
lead the field on games of 1876, 211 and 200.
The Office and Production won two from
the Foundry Office and Service teams in
the .Wheeler-Schebler League games at me
Indiana alleys. All of these games were
SO close as to be In doubt until the last
frame.
Frank Fox starred in the Marotts' three
time win over the Pioneer Coffee in the
Indianapolis League games, with scores OF
243. 1888 and 223, total o. 500. This is
the second best total rolled in this loop
during the present season, Rasmussen lay-
ing a score of 701 a few weeks ago. The
Bemis Bag. Robertson Coal and 3-F Cof-
fee also won three from the Virginia
Sweet. FurnaS-Schoen and Silver Flash as
the, Blue Point Service and Hotel SEVERN
City Lager boys. The Hotel SEVERN had
high single game with a 1920 score in
their last try.
Other GOO totals were turned In by
a flock of the boys. Pritchett having
636; Mounts. 606; Fehr. 603; Neppef
607; E. Schott. GIL: Sargent. 634 Eng
lish. 6l1; WeStoVer, COZ; HeiSs, GIL, and
Pollard, 602. Art PoIIards 24i was the
high single game.
The Electrician and Boiler Washers won
three from the Inspector and Boiler Maker
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City Basket
Teams Face
Tough Card
Hard Games for Local H. S.
Clubs; Many Home
Tits.

Southport at Cathedral;
Shortridge at Mooresville.
Boys Prep at wilkinson.
Washington at Edinburg,
SATURDAY
Manual at Broad Ripple.
Rushville at ShortrdRe.
Anderson VS. Technical at Armory.
Fairmount at Washington;
Columbus at Boys Prep !afternoon).
Cathedral at Hartford City.
An appetizing basketball menu
will occupy the attention of Indian
apoliS high school basketball fans
this week end. -Four games, involv-
ing city quintets, will be staged Fri
day and six on Saturday.
Of the four Friday tilts, only one
will be played at home, the South
port Cathedral struggle at the new
Irish gym. The game promises to
develop into one of the most excit-
ing and closest contests of the week.
Shortridge will be at MooresviIle.
Boys Prep at Wilkinson and Wash
ington at Edinhurg.
Only one of the six Saturday tits
will be staged out-of-town the
Cathedral squad moving out to play
Hartford City. Boys Prep will play
Columbus in an afternoon game at
the Prep gym.
Manual and Broad Ripple will
meet at the Ripple gym while An
derson and Technical meet at the
Armory. Shortridge and Rushville
play at the north siders' gym and
Paramount performs at Washington.
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Will Friday suit you?
n r q
Keep boz ncing in those names
for the teams of the new Wash
ington High School. The contest
closes Saturday. Two tickets to
the Butler Franklin game to the
winner. Wanna go?
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II you're CHASING 'em, pick
Butler, Purdue and Notre Dame
for the big Three" this year. But
don't recognize the Book Nookers
until Clevenger plays several real
Indiana teams. And, please, let's
don't have an afternoon sub-edi-
ton Of the Daily Student in In
dianapolis. w.
Now, the problem arises. Is MIR.
W." correct or otherwise? Despite
what MIR. W." says about the
"ShOwersviIle- on the MOnon boys
just hanging on to the first divi-
sion in the Big Ten, which doesn't
come near the Indiana Confer
ence," we have very definite ideas
on that matter. The DOWNSTAIRS
are pretty good, MIR. W." and if
you don't mind we'll leave 'em in
the big Four" with this rating:
!. Purdue.
2. Butler.
3. NOtre Dame,
4. Indiana.
n
STILL PICKIN' EN-!
cambridge, Ind.
DEAR Blackboard:
cambridge meets Clinton at Balm
bridge Friday night. Clinton has
lost only one game, that by two
points to Brazil. Brazil comes to
cambridge Saturday night. Neither
Brazil nor cambridge has been de-
feated this year. Please predict who
of us is going to be disappointed.
We'd be glad to have visitors from
all parts of the State. We have a
large gym and a large welcome
awaiting any who desire to attend.
lib. A. FAN.
That's a tough One.. Wen just
have to hand cambridge the edge.
Yes, we're Old-fashioned and be-
lieve the home team has the adj
vantage on the home court.
Il
THANKS-EvER so MUCH!
Indianapolis.
DEAR blackboard:
Manual lost to Bainbridse. but our boys
put up a great fight during the second
half in which they held the score down.
We have fighting team which never quits
and which we are preparing to back up
In the sectional You are kindly in
vited to the Manual-Broad Ripple game.
G. AND 2.
n
AND THANK YOU, TOO!
Indianapolis.
DEAR Blackboard:
When are you going to make your pick
for the State championship? II you want
The champion Just toss UP a coin and
- -. I.ooIc ArdareoY opd SoiIS Yooopc-
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port One or the other is going to winl
Anyway, whoever you pick. hope you have
lots of luck. MOLLY.
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Midway Juniors have had very SUGGEST
full season to date and desire games with
teams playing in the 15-l7-year-old class.
Call DreXel 6074-W and ask for Frank.
Fountain st. team desires to book games
with city teams The Fountains have
access to a gym. Call Cherry 2l83-R
after p. m. and ask for JEFF.
Heath Eagles lost a fought gains
to the strong Spartan A. C.s in an over-
time battle, 90 to 81 The Eagles fol-
lowed this up with an easy victory over
the Strand FIVE, 80 to %. Eagles wish to
hear from fast city teams in the l6-18-
year-old class. Call Cherry 1884 and ask
for Frank.
II. N. S. of Holy Trinity won their
eleventh straight victory by defeating the
Brightwood Midgets, 81 to l6. II. N. s.
play in the l4-l6-year-o class. Teams
desiring games call Belmont 1898 between
s and p. m. and ask for Albert.
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THANKs-EvER so MUCH!

DEAR Blackboard:
put up a great fight during the second
half in which they held the score down.
We have fighting team which never quits
and which we are preparing to back up
In the sectional. You are kindly in
vited to the Manual-Broad Ripple game.
G. AND 2.
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indianapolis teams wishing to take part
in the tenth annual Indiana Amateur In
dependent basketball championship tour
ney, who failed to get their entries in for
the local sectional tourney, may enter the
Saturday. Feb. l8. Eight teams will par
ticipate in this one-day sectional and only
two local teams can be taken care of in
this tourney. The winners of the New
Palestine meet will participate in the
State final tourney to be held a Tomlin
son Hall. Teams desiring to enter are re-
quested to leave their entry at 200 w.
Washington 81.
Woodside A. C.s defeated the Reserve
Loan Life Insurance Company at Pennsy
gym Wednesday night, As to II. The win
ners were ahead at the half, % to 49, H.
N. s. Juniors defeated the Woodstde Sec
onds. % to IA. Woodside Mdgets, ITO
pound team. tied the Pennsy Girls team.
l3 to Is.
Kiefer-Stewart Ell Verses defeated the
Notre Dame Alumni % to II, st st. An
thongs hall Tuesday night. Ell Verses lost
to the College Cubs recently, rs to %, and
defeated the Leonard Cleaners. % . %.
Friday night the FL Verses play the Yves
ley Filters at 8:15 at Twenty-Second and
Broadway.
u. =. N. s; added snOther ,yictSTy to its
81, but lost later to the College Cub Jun
m he Will
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Totals As II II Totals ....I5 90
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That's tough one. Wen just
have to hand cambridge the edge.
Yes, we're Old-fashioned and be-
lieve the home team has the adj
vantage on the home court.
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The Electrician and Boiler Washers wor
three from the Inspector and Boiler Makel
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teams in the Brightwood Shop League
games. Orphy of the Inspector team had
score OF 1877 for high game.