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OTHER SCHOOLS

OTHER SCHOOLS
Arcadia. So: Boxley. II.
Aurora. 80; Batesville. 10.
Aurora. Reserves, 80; BatesViile reserves
Ben Days girls. 21: Plainheld girls, 4.
Berne. "a; MonroeYille. %.
Nincennes. 80; Bloomington. Is.
Button. 80; Petroleum. Is.
., Pstricksburg varsity, IS; Brazil reserves
Butler, 80; Scott Center. ..
knightstown. Is; Carthage. s.
Shelbyyille. 81; Columbus, 90
COLUMBUS reserves, 10; ShelbyYihs re-
Converse. 81: Jackson. 10.
Culver. 26; Winamac Is
Decatur Catholic. 20; New Haven, H.
r.! Washington (E. c.. 81; Horace Mann
,.,{ Central iEvansville), II; Bosse EVANS
Flora, %; swayzee. %.
Flora reserves. "a; swayzee reserves, II.
Eaton. SO; Portland. 10.
Hope. %: Mt. Auburn, 10.
a. Hope reserves, 80; Mt. Auburn reserves.
Winslow. 1e; Petersburg. IS.
Pet. Petersbgrg reserves. IS; winslow RS
P PrsaktQn; 80 EG,. PsndstSS5n. ls.
Pao.i, ~: Orleans. 90.
OolItic, 20; Brownstown. %.
.OWensburg varsity. "a: Oohtic reserves,
odon. Is; French Lick. 20.
odon reserves. "a: French Lick reserves,
New Palestine. 81; Noblesyille. Il.
New, Salem. "A: Manila. 81.
S9sRsa vi s g. NeR AUGUSTA 81 a.
New Augusta reserves. %: Whitestown re-
serves, 10.
Muncie. 70: New &c Caste asst il. 49,
Muncie, reserves. 81; New Castle re-
MoTristown. 80; westland. s.
Mitchell 20: New Albany. a.
Mitchell reserves. II; New Albany re-
MoTsantown, rs: stinesville. II.
MorEantown reserves. is; stinesyille re-
MOnroyia reserves. IS; Mooresyille re-
North vernon. So: Milroy. 20.
G Spers4M ST 81: Madison. Is. '''' 90
Greensburg reserves. rs: Madison re-
Fortviiie. 80: oaklandon. 81 (overtine).
Anderson. IS: Central #. Wayne. u;
Northside Fl. Wayne, q; Auburn, 20.
Galveston. 80: Erwin. "a.
Emerson Carr, g.; VALPARAISO Is.
Kentland. 90: Goodland; IS.
Rushvlile 80: Greenfield. 10.
Greenfield reserves. %; Rushvile re-
Catholic Central Hammond. az; Griffith,
Central reserves. is: Griffith reserves. IS
South Side Fl. Wayne. 81: Hartford City,
Hobart. %: wallace Gary: 20.
Huntineton. IS: Delphi. 49,
Jeffersonvilie, As: Bardstovn. Ky, 7.
Kendallville. 81; Columbia City, "a
Morton Memorial. IS; Raleigh, Is.
New London. p; Lincoln, II
Logansport 81: Rochester, II.
Rochester reserves 50; Logansport re-
serves 90
Connersville. 20: Morton. Richmond, Is.
Luxembourg 35 Rising sun, IL
Prairie. IS; Russiayille. Is.
Scircieville, 50; Forest, 26.
Scottsburg, "a: Corydcu. H.
Scottsburg reserves. 81; Corydon re-
-crves. Il.
Versailles. Is: Sunman. II.
serves. 10.
Upton, IS; Windfsll. IS.
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Bruiin Squad
Heads West

By United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-National
League training season was opened
unoff1cially today when the first
squad of Chicago Cubs left for
Catalina island, where they will be-
gin training next Wednesday.
The first group of Cubs was COM
posed of pitchers Guy Bush, Bob
Smith, jake May, Lester Sweet
land, LIE Roy Hermann, Jess Petty
and Richard Montague, catchers
Gabby Hartnett and lack Taylor,
coaches Ray Schalk and Charlie
OLeary, trainer Andy Lotshaw and
Secretary Bob Lewis. Pitchers
Lynn Nelson and Lou Warneke will
join the party at Kansas City and
another group of batterymen will
join the squad on arrival at Los
Angeles Tuesday.
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I League and pulled his average up 10 20I.
JACK Underwood was next with $40 which
included the high single game OF 246.
Team results showed the Hoosier Optical
taking three from Tuxedo Feeds, as Gem
Coal billing Candy. Prima Beverage. H.
Schmitt and Real silk won two from Ft
Harrison. DIFFERING Litzelman, Arvin Heat
ers. Vogel Service and Goodrich Silver
town. High team game went to Sch1nitt
insurance with mark Of 1.04s.
The Printcraft bows are getting ready
for the annual Trl-State meet in Cincin-
natl. Thursday night, Hornberger rolled
Sos woodland. $50; Holy. ISL: Colvin. $40
Ward. 6l3: Carmin. SIS and Schieimer.
! eo2. These bows will roll in the Tri-State
meet Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 2l-22
Sturm featured the Fountain Square
Recreation play. taking all honors with
total OF OBS OIL games of 265, 203 and 216.
Paul Stemm continued the squirt that
has featured bis play in the last two
weeks. leading the fast CITY League With
a 68S total Stemm's counts were 203 254
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Basketball

During the weekend play in the Mill
tary A. A. basketball league. Eleventh In
fantry team from Fl. Benjamin Harrison
continued It's smashing drive. defeating
i5lst Infantry No. !. 81 to 81, and as a
upset. Third Field Artillery defeated 113th
Observation Squadron. 81 to 2s. BY de-
10 to 7. TT. Harrison Officers team moved
into second place.
Eighteenth Division. Naval Reserve, won
from 152nd Infantry. 80 to 20. while the
Seventeenth Division. Naval Reserve. de-
feated i39th Field Artillery. l9 to IA. The
l5lst Infantry No. ?. won from the Thirty
eighth Signal Company. % to ~.
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in
City Card
Two Tits Scheduled for
Tonight's First Round
Moved Up.

Two important changes in The
opening round Of play in the thr-
tenth annual city championship
cage tourney were announced today
by Wayne Emmelmann. secretary Of
the Indiana amateur basketball as
ISOLATION.
Play in the event will open to-
night at Riverside M. e. gym with
two contests. Bell Telephone will
tackle Riverside Olympics at 7 p. m
with English Avenue Boys Club bat
ting st. Philip A. c., defending
champions, at $50.
G. and j. Tires and Kirshbaum
meters will clash Monday night al
$3.50, and Eighth Christian Scarlets
will tangle with Sunshine Cleaners
on Tuesday at $50. Both games
originally were scheduled for to-
night. The revised program:
TONIGHT
7:oo-BeiI Telephone VS.. Riverside
,s;so-English Avenue Boys Club vs.. st.
MONDAY NIGHT
6:45-Lauter Boys Club vs.. st. Philips
Boys Club.
T:35-Real Silks VS.. Central Y. M. c. A.
S:2S-G: d j. Tire VS.. Kirshbaum Center.
lean Settlement.
lo:05-St. Patricks VS.. Eli Lilly.
- l9;5Gfndianapolis Stove vs.. Communal
TUESDAY NIGHT
7:o0-East Parks vs.. Indiana polls Deaks.
I:5oEIndians School for Deaf vs.. Hoo
s:4oEIndianapolis olympics vs.. Holy
Trinity A. C.
93oZEighth Christian scarlets VS.. Sun
shine Cleaners.
1o:2o-Winners z game Saturday vs..
winners 1928 Monday.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
nerS $3.50 Tuesday.
Monday.
,s:4o.winners els and 1905 games OF
9:5o-Winners 1885 game Of Monday
rs. winners game Tuesday.
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TENNIS LEADERS MEET
Report Of Ranking Committee Holds
Chief Interest.
By United Press

~ TItttU
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Tennis
leaders from all parts of the nation
gathered here To-Day for the fifty
first annual meeting of the United
States Lawn Tennis Association.
Although some thirty-one COM
mittees are scheduled to report.
chief interest is centered in the de-
cision of the ranking committee. in
regard to the rating of William T.
Tilden and Mrs. Helen Wills Moody.
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SUIT ASKS $4,000

Chicago Cubs Defendant in Action
by Injured Fan.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The Chica go
Cubs baseball team was named de-
PENDANT today in $4,000 damage
suit filed by William Vipond, an
ironworker, who attended the Cubs
Brooklyn game at Wrigley field on
June 90, 1890.
Vipond was standing near the
railing of the second deck, when
Hack Wilson hit long fly. The
crowd surged forward to watch the
ball. Vipond charges he was pushed
over the railing and fell to the
lower deck. One leg and an arm
were broken in the fall.
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SPITZ GIVEN TROPHY

81 JHtted PTesS
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-George
Spitz, New York university fresh
man. today succeeded Stella Walsh,
Cleveland girl sprinter, as holder of
the Rodman Wanamaker interna-
tional trophy, issued annually for
the outstanding performance in the
Millrose games. Spitz' world rec
ord high jump OF six feet seven
inches won him first place votes of
FIVE of the nine judges and a total
Of twenty one points.
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HoILYWoOD-Young Papke. 1885,. de-
feated Don Smith, 1879, six rounds. Ernie
Hood won a decision from Young Sport
az.
SAN DIEGO. Cal.-Homer Sheridan,
sioux City. Ia. knocked out Rex King.
round bout. Mickie o'Neil, Milwaukee, de-
risioned Jackie Stewart, san Francisco
liol.
SAN RANCISCO-Frank Rowsey. 1854,
rns Angeles. scored a technical Knockout
over Gene O'Grady. 10, Ashland. Ore. (Sl.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.-Midget Wolgast,
nvweight title claimant. scored technical
Knockout over Al Beauregsrd Of Hartford
in the third round.
PITTsBURGH.-Billy Rose. Cincinnati
weiterweisht. outpointed Billy Holt, Pitts
burgh, in ten ROUNDS.
CHICAGO. Eddie Anderson and Danny
belmont, Chicago lightweight rivals. bat
tied to a draw In ten-roundS here Friday.
ERIE. Pa.--Joe Trippe. Rochester vel
terveight. copied an etsht-round decision
oyer Jackie Horner OF 81. Louis
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Northwestern
Cage Choice
By United F'ress

By United Fress
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.--Northwest-
ern's undefeated basketball team,
leader in the Big Ten race, was
favored to defeat Chicago's quin-
tet on the latter's court tonight and
move nearer the cage champion
ship.
Three other games are scheduled
tonight-Minnesota at Wisconsin,
Indiana at Purdue and Illinois at
Iowa.
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College Rivals
Settle Dispute

By United Press
PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. 14.-The
f1ve-year war between Princeton
and Harvard was at an end today
with the two schools pledged to a
resumption of competition in all
sports except fotball "as rapidly as
scheduled engagements permit"
The truce was announced Friday
night in joint statement by DR.
Charles w. Kennedy, chairman OF
the Princeton board Of athletic con-
troll, and William J. Bingham,
Harvard director of Athletics.
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TR0JANS NAME CAPTAIN

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Feb. l4.-Stanley
Williamson, center, will captain the
1881 University of Southern Cali
fornia football team, it was an
nounced today after the annual
banquet Of last years squad. Will
Hanson is junior.
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THREE Tits ON CARD
Turner's, Girls and Blues Face
Strong Foes.

University Club of Louisville, KY,
will return here Sunday afternoon
for game with South Side Turner's
meters, determined to avenge the
defeat handed them a few weeks
ago.
Another important engagement is
scheduled for Q when South Side
Turner girls will face the strongest
foe OF the season in the New AL
bany Calumet girls. Indianapolis
Midways and Turner Blues will op-
pose each other in the opener at l.
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Different
By Unit,dPrcss

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. IA. - Jess
Petty, veteran southpaw, had
an interesting comment to
make on the new National
League ball. designed to aid
the pitchers.
Il like a smooth ball." said
Petty, and it's possible that
the raised seams on the new
ball may hamper a pitchers
control
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Friday College Scores

-Notre Dame. Is; Wabash. II.
state Normal. II; Ball college. 10.
Washington college. As: Johns Hopkins
20.
Wittenberg, 30; Detroit. 81.
Kansas Aggies. So; Iowa State, "a.
.Duuuesne rs; Georgetown. a..
Davls-Elkins. so; American university
iva ShinRtonl. 81.
Vale. AZ: Holy Cross. 90.
oregon State. 81: Idaho. "a.
Texas Christian. "a: Texas Aggies, %.
BAYLOR. 90: Arkansas. az.
Wyoming. 50: Colorado college. %.
Utah. IS: Montana state. 81.
Colorado AgHies, 80; Denver u. ~.
North Dakota. 81; North Dakota State
y cionrssa 81: Montana. 2s
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Terre Haute
Drops Muncie
By Times Special

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb. IA
Normal college rivalry was rampant
here Friday night as State Normal
and Ball Teachers college Of Mum
Gle clashed on the court. The 10
Gals turned in a q to 10 surprise
victory.
All of the state regulars counted
field baskets. Harper and Mccain
mon, with three field baskets each,
tried hard to keep Ball in the race,
but were oVtdistanced.
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Canzoneri Meets Fuller

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Light-
weight champion Tony Canzoneri
will make his next ring appearance
March 6 in an overweight match
with Sammy Fuller Of Boston, at
Boston garden.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Like sew
eral other American League man
ages, Stanley Harris of Detroit is
seeking more punch and better
pitching. Detroit, until last season,
always had the power, but was shy
on pitching. The pitching was some
what improved in 1880, but the bat
ting strength was decreased.
Apparently, Harris is of the
opinion his hurting staff will de-
liver this year. The Detroit roster
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BY NORMAN E. ISAACS
Pinch Hitting for Eddie Ash

DAY the thirteenth has passed but it little nothing
to most ball players In basbaldom super
stions
hold much
instance hits it
and Any ball will
Last provided its "nx
ones, too. This will just many.
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BUTLER TACKLES IRISH

Nineteen members of the Butler
track team left today for South
Bend. where they will open the in
door season with Notre Dame cinder
stars tonight.
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200 IN TRACK MEET

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Feb. IA.
More than 200 athletes, represent
ing eighteen colleges. were as
sembled here today for the third
annual West Virginia indoor games
to be held at Mountaineer field
house tonight.
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Collegiate
Rivals Set
Indiana, Purdue to Battle
on Lafayette Court
Tonight.
Probable Lineup


umpire, Maloney. Notre Dame.
BroadcastMRsdio station wFBM IN
dianapolis. and WBAA. Purdue viii broad
cast the game.
Ey Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Feb. 14.-Pur-
due and Indiana, both smarting
under the lash of unexpected de-
feats suffered in the past week, will
meet in Memorial gymnasium here
tonight in a return Big Ten battle
that is expected to produce one OF
the hardwood features OF the sea-
son.
Coach Deans Crimson five will
invade the Purdue stronghold de-
termined to avenge the 30 to % de-
feat at the hands of the Boilermak-
ers last Saturday.
Both coaches have devoted the
past week to gearing up their Of
lenses, for inability to hit the hoop
for the elusive two-point markers
has provided the stumbling blocks
in the victory trail.
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Detroit Tigers Hope for Better
Hurting and More Power at Bal

Editors Note-This is the fifth of a
series of articles detailing the efforts of
American League clubs to strengthen in
preparation for the 1881 season. Monday,
st. Louis.
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Young Mother Tries Suicide

Young Mother Tres Suicide
WINCHESTER, Ind, Feb. IA
Mrs. Virgil E. Harr, %. is recovering
after attempting suicide by swallow
ing poison due to grief over a baby
born dead. She is the mother of two
other children.
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SHEA, FRANCIS sign

Eeathcrwe1ghtS TO CiaSh In manson
Square Garden Feature.
NJ Unfted Press
NEW YORK, Feb. fiddle
shea, Chicago featherweight, will
meet Kid Francis of Italy in the
feature ten-round bout at Madison
Square Garden, Feb. 20. Both
fighters boast victories over Fidel
Labarba of California. who was
forced to Withdraw from the return
bout with Francis. because of illness.
shea also holds a decision over
world champion Bat Battalino
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Fox Film Mystery Five CHALLENGED the
FOX Remnants to a special match on the
Illinois alleys. The Remnant accept but
are anxious to uncover the Identity OF the
Mystery Fl e before time to roll At all
events. q cal battle is eXpected
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First Americans. all-Indisn team from
dependent games in the state. They will
Saturday and Taylorviiie on Monday. The
Redskins desire a game for Sunday with a
JORDAN at the Colonial hotel.
CRAwFORDsvILLE. Ind. - Crswfords-
vile Casket Factory I'VE trounced Plain
IS. avcnging a defeat handed them two
weeks ago By, the ,Plainf1eld fiye. Plain
ban has ~ S Sssso for n no the
Teams desiring games with the Caskst
Factory five write Harry Hybarger.. man
s toF4. care OF Charlottesville 0a'k'' Fac
Edgewood A. G. defeated woodruff A. C.,
thirty points and Pollard IA for the losers.
A. C.s would like to here from strong city
s s6T state teams Can ,l Pr s5 1891 ask
Wizards defeated Christamore Flashes
Monday "a 70 8. and Rhodus Ju nE on
defensive play of Burke feature both con-
tests; For games in 16-lT-year-old class,
call Harrison 4477-W, ask for Joe.
Arsenal Bulldogs. PLAYING in the 1s-year-
old class. desire games for the coming
Ees5 sn Tefu59 Is nSTets notice
Call Cherry 1856. ask for Bill.
Msnaeer OF Rhodius Park Dark Horses
Is asked to call Cherry 70ls, ask for Bill.
before Z .. m.
Any Sunday school basketball team de-
1889 today for information.
Communal Y. NJ. H. A. will meet Bar
gersyille Boys Club from Morgantown
Sunday at their gym. II West Morris
street. Y. M. H. A. trounced Fl Ben
ismin Harrison Blue Devils Tuesday night.
32-4T. The Communsls have only two de
feats this season and expect to make a
fair showing in the city tournament. Next
their annual tilt. For games with the
Y NJ H. A.. call Drexef 1924 or write
George Crumbo. 1902 South Talbot.
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Friday H. S. Net Scores

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Peru. d: Shortridae. II.
Brazil. 81: Manual. IS.
Broad Ripple, 10: Reitz (Eyansvillel, 10.
Cathedral. 81: Southport. 1s.
Mt. Comfort, 50; Washington, 81.
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RumorS that Secretary Durbin of the
washington League has been looking over
the corners in the Film League are con-
hrmed and contracts for future NAV il,
this loop will be offered.
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down the Alleys =
: BY LEFTY LEE

Features galore will be offered local
bowlers at the various alleys over the
weekend. At the Illinois alleys the first
Week series OF the Stanley Jewery l9o-
to the $50 diamond ring award offered
by the sponsor, guarantee of $50 cash
prize viii be given the winner each week
At the. Indiana alleys the final doubles
and singles events OF the City tournament
ming Champions in the doubles, singles
anq all-events will be declared at the
end OF this play.
AT the Pritchett Recreation. the eighth
annual Women's Central States meet viii
GEL sIt I 1aS way Many famous quintets
Prominent among the leading PIN pins ge asss
WI be the Paige Dairy of Toledo. and
Sandusky. o., South Bend, Huntington,
w. "; Evansville, Columbus o.: CIeve-
lana o.; Toledo, O.; Detroit and Terre
the local Patterson Shade team. is a
FORMER champion of this association The
meet Will be in charge Of Mrs. 10 Mraz
OF Cleveland, secretary.
The Uptown has the women's champ as
E r1e attraction over the week end Mrs.
points of the game.
At the Fountain SQUARE. Harmon is all
set TO take care Of the &C. class boglers
IN the annual Diamond Watch classic.
T Sea is for players with an average of
includes bowling charges.
Last but not least is the 1,Ooo-scratch
Recreation alleys. This tourney is real
~ the Official opening Of the eight new
drives drives at this house: as they were
Monday. A. B.. G. regulations - even ~ I'iF to
the weight of the pins will be followed
uurIlng Inns meet, three pound-fours being
uS h;l;, Entry Zee will be. S8.75 per team,
Whlch includes bowling charges.
W. Brown cut down the ST split in his
nrst frame during the Washington League
shot by tossing his first bali Of the second eTnS
frame IN the gutter. His team won ky
four f pins. however. so Captain Earl Bright
Rumors that Secretary Durbin of the
washington League has been looking over
lrmed and contracts for future play in
this loop will be offered.
Fox Film Mystery Five challenged the
F T1q;1 remnants to special match on the
Illinois alleys. The Remnant accept. but
M sTe snxiqgs to uncoveT the identity OF the
events, cal battle is expected.
Tommy Milburn showed signs of The
RRe be t6ssed in Of s 81 o Sw H s bali o TI
This is Milburns best effort Of the Season,
and to make it better was shot against
in this set cutting down the 81 split
Bob Wuensch initiated Jess Pritchett this
672 FRIDAY night, total Of l.si5 H for the the
week. The 672 led the WASHINGTON
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Wizards defeated Christsmore Flashes
Monday ~ to s. and Rhodus Juniors on
Wednesday. SO to 16. Shooting of Doll and
defensive play of Burke feature both con-
cs HaFFsoR sm 4177-W ask foF Joe 'SSS'
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Tommy Milburn showed signs of the
possibilities Of his new HOOK ball when
ne tossed in 563 for Heffelman Candy.
and to make it better was shot against
new. pins. Russ Miller also pulled a shot
IN this set cutting down the 81 split
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Arsenal Bulldogs. playing in the I6-year-
old class. desire games for the coming
week. A return game is promised. "Y''
Leaders and Communal MidgetS, notice
Call Cherry 1856 ask for Bill
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Any Sunday school basketball team de-
string to enter a tournament, call Drexel
1889 today for information.
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w. Brown cut down the ST snlit in HE
hrst frame during the Washington League
play. and then spoiled the effect Of this
sshot by tossing his first ball of the second
frame IN the gutter. His team won ky
Jour pins. however. so Captain Earl Bright
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Msnaser Of Rhodius Park Dark Horses
is asked to call Cherry 70ls. ask for Bill,
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Bob Wupnsch initiated Jess Pritchett this
week. tossing a SAB Wednesday night and
672 Friday night. total of 1875 for the
week. The 672 led the WASHINGTON
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Friday Ring Results

7 cionsasa. So: Montana. 2s.
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! =, The Uptown has the Women's champ as
thelr attraction over the week end Mrs.
struct local women bowleTs in the Amer
points of the game.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-01-09
Pdnordmd By KINEMA

More than 150 years have elapsed since the first Russian mariner sighted the headlands of Alaska somewhere near Cape Addington. Fur was king in those days and the man who could despoil the land of the most marten and sea otter won the greatest prestige; the first col onists gave little thought to agri- culture.
 Now comes the news that three stalwart Russian monks from the monastery of Mt. Athos are to have a share in the agricultural devel- opment of Alaska. Father Nicone of the Russian Orthodox Church, recently visited the Matanuska val ley and arranged with W. T. White, animal husbandryman of the Az ricultural Experiment Farm, to e'n- ploy three lay brothers from the Grecian monastery until they can take out their first citizenship pa pers, after which they may apply for homestead rights.
 Reminiscent of a well-known