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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-09-25
CAMP HAAN
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

The following schedule for Camp
Ham is as follows at to date, OPP
ponent and place:
October 4th, Fresnos College,
Fresno, California.
October 18th, Ford Ord, Orange
Bowl Stadium, San Bernardino,
California.
October 18th, March Field, Vince
lock Field. Riverside, California.
October Goth, Moffett Field, Moi
fet Field.
November LIST, use Spartans, ten
alive.
November 7th, San Diego State
College, San Diego, California.
November 18th, UCLA, Los An
geles Coliseum.
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For the center sports the
most experience of all tho
places. There's Bill Simmer,
husky senior, and Bob Hans
mann. Young Gamradt, In
spite of his inexperience, turned
in well at the other guard. -.
Ends were most at loss. Vet
eran Herman Lying played his
first game at end, forsaking
his regular tackle spot. So did
Emblom. The change was
necessitated with Paul Keldahl
laid up with q minor injury.
His return to the line will re-
lease Lying to the tackle and
then only one end slot in which
to cram some experience.
We hadn't realized the really
green material on the squad this
year. It's lacking in its fundament-
ais on account of its newness. g..
It's a little afraid to make mis-
takes, primary reason for its often
sive failure to jell. Samuelson,
Olson and Anderson in the line
gave promise. In the backfield
oldest head is Eddie Kurrell.
Mooney who saw brief service last
year is new at the quarterback
post. Proell got into his first game
at halfback the other night, show
ed some running ability. As
did Mooney. -.
Their biggest trouble Friday
was that they didn't have the
ball often enough to try much.
But even when they did a GER
tain ultra-caution, a fear Of be-
ing a little reckless on play
selection seemed to give them
a waiting complex, coaches in
timated.
It's like anything new one tries
Try bowling for the first time, or
tennis or golf. . Your eternally
afraid to make mistakes, so you
stiffen up and actually are afraid
of the game itself. . That's what
happened to the Sank Centre out.
fit. It's to their credit that
defensively at least they lost some
of that fear of the game. Fol
they tripped up Litchfield's scor
ing attempts several times in the
last half.
Seems to me what Sank Cen
ire teams have really needed in
these pinches is a back that
can really get out and go. -.
I've noticed on other teams
that really go someplace that
there is one man particularly
outstanding in the backfield in
front of whom the team Is able
to get along and fast. Not
since Allan Brown has this
town had a really and truly
baclxfield man deceptive and
fast, wise on the cut back and
open field running. Wheth-
er in Mooney or PrOell any of
these qualities are couldn't be
seen in the opening game. :.
It's a little early for this corne
to pass complete judgment on thi
team. Coaches say that unde
that layer of inexperience a mum
Der of these boys have ability. .
Football is a demanding game
demanding of every bit of wit an
strength a boy possesses. H
can't learn it all in one game O
two or three weeks of practice. &.
But it's up to him to try to absor
as much as possible. At tn
best this season will be only ave-
age on the basis of this openin
game. hope they surprise
lot by going even further. >.
1t takes plenty of spirit to
go the route. There's plenty
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WEST CENTRAL

Results Friday
Montevideo 6; Benson 6.
Litchfield 20; Sank Centre O.
Games September 26
Morris at Sank Centre.
Litchfield at Benson.
Montevideo at Glenwood.
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saturday-s:oe to 1900 story

hour.
Saturday-1:00 to 500 hikes.
Games include catalina, ping
pong, checkers, dominoes, cards
and other table games.
Playground games and crafts will
be carried on at st. Paups school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Hitting the Old Head Pin

The boys were "out for blood"
last night in the Tacoma Major
league matches at the North End
alleys. as the following perform
ances Indicate:
"a A new team single game
record of 1,043, established by
Mike Berry's Fuelers, who broke
their own mark OF 1,041, set last
week.
90 The 1921 total rolled by
Scotty Murdock's Packers, a bare
Is pins short of the league record
of 1885 set last week by the
Fuelers.
(3) The fat" single game eff
forts of Bill Eggleston, with a 266:
Murdoch. 1852; and Dave Wilson.
255. with the latter also rolling a
63e series total, high for the eve
ming.
"a The fact that only three of
the 40 pinmen competing failed to
climb above the 500 mark. and
that there were rs of the con-
testants over $40.
Last nights play saw only Fred
WahlerS' Matchmen and Ken Nc
Donald's Sixth Avenuers remain in a
first-place tie which last week was a
five-team deadlock. The Matchmen,
with 2eos pins, won two points from
Jack McIntyre's North Enders, 267l,
and the Sixth Avenuers, 1886, cap
tured a pair from Bill Chicks team
1904
In the other matches. the Packers
even with their 1921 total. we're able
70 win only two points from Berry's
ruelers. 27ee, and Ieftwich's X
Streeters 1908, swept all three count
ers from Bill Herdman's Tugboat
Armies. 2706.
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years. wasn't at the banquet to
receive the plaudits of his team
mates and other banquet guests.
The big fullback was convalescins
In the hospital.
Mayor Harry p. Cain was
~ aPeaker Of the evening
while DR.. o. A. Tinglestad,
president u the college. greet
ID visitors. Olav Solo, student
body president, va toast
master.
Letter awards will go 10 thu follow
ing Coach Olson announced:
Four ycars-MArvei Harshman. Lake
stevens, Marvin Tommervik, Lake
wood. Martin North, Tacoma. George
rallstrom, Roy; Don Sloppy. Tacoma.
Stan Fries. Seattle.
Three years : Sterling Harshman.
Lake stevens. George Thoriiefson, Sc
attic
Two years-Tom Lumsden. Tacoma.
Paul Polillo. Ridgefield. George An
derson. Hoquism; Hugo Swanson, Ka-
powsin; Elmer Peterson, Anacortes.
Eriins holland. Everett. Stan White
head. Roy.
FIRST yesr-Frank Spear, Fife: Ker-
nit Dubois, Sumner. Stan Grieb.
LonRview; Jack Bratiie. Ridsefieid;
Tommy Hoskins, Tacoma: Ted Iufer,
Taco.na; Eidon kyllo, Lacrosse.
Gold footballs will go To RAY
Pfleuser. Falkland: Vestal Hughes.
kapowsin: Art Larson, Tacoma; Oliver
Maliey. Sumner. Frank Evancich and
Selichi Yamada, Fife.
Managers-Dick LanGton, Bill Ram
stad, Waldo Elefson.
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but We will begin the search for
a new staff Immediately"
Phelan said he had not been
formally notified of his dismissal.
Eekman said Phelan WAS
notified this morning.
Dismissed with Phelan were
Chester (Cotton) Wilcox. back
field coach. and Ralph Pest
Welch. line and freshman coach
and chief scout.
Eckman said the salsries Of
Phelan and his assistan; would
be paid up TO and includin< March
81. 1912. The dismissal will be eff
fective as of today.
Phelan came to the Univer-
sity of Washington campus in
1890 after Enoch Bagshaw
had been fired as football
coach. Phelan, who guided
Purdue 10 a Western Confer
ence in 1929. has served as
Husky coach Tor IL years, the
longest span of any U. w.
mentor.
During the Phelan regime the
Huskies won the Pacific Coast
conference title in 1886 and fin
ished second in 1910 and 1941.
Since the round-robin schedule
was inaugurated Phelan's teams
have won more games than any
other coast eleven.
However. continued criticism by
alumni groups, especially after
Washington would lose games
which the fans expected" them
TO win, led to Phelan's downfall.
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Inspiration.
Award to


Marv Harshmsn. Pacific L,Ifh-
GRAMS great football leader. was
voted tho inspirationsl trophy BY
his teammates and George Ander-
son and Hugo Swanson. both
tackles. were named co-captsins
for 1912. II was announced AZ the
annual p. L. c. football banquet
last night ut the Hotel Winthrop.
Harshman. who has quarter
backed the Lutherans TO % wins
In rs games during the last three
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Ski Weather

snoqualmie Pass-Partly cloudy.
Road icy In places from six miles
east Of North Bend to the summit.
Six inches snow on ground: COM
mon crust. Skiing poor.
snoquaimie Ski Bowl-Insuffi
cient snow for skiing.
Paradise cloudy. Road
open to Paradise; chains required
at Longmire. Snow stable. Tenn
perature 81: highest yesterday q;
lowest last night 20. Eleven inches
Of snow on the ground with one
inch layer Of wind-crusted snow;
unbreakable crust. Skiing yester-
day good; this morning fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Zivic, Mccoy
In Draw Scrap
Welters in Furious
Bottle OF Gothdm

NEW YORk-Activity in the
velterweight division was halted
today until physicians report on
the condition of the tao badly bat
tered eyes suffered by Fritzie
zivie OF Pittsburgh and Young Kid
Mccoy OF Detroit in their io-round
draw at Madison Square Garden
last night.
Both OF the lat Founders came
out Of their furious battle with
orbs badly puffed and possibly cut.
Zivic. whose eye was hurt as early
as the fifth round. was believed
more severely injured. McCoy's
eye didn't begin to swell until near
the end OF the bout.
Promoter Mike Jacobs had
announced that the winner Of
the match would meet Raw
Sugar Robinson. undefeated
Harlem Negro, but the draw
upset his plans and q rematch
may be scheduled. The s.571
customer who paid s2e.e7s
10 see Jacobs first war time
bout probably would return
for . repeat.
Although there were no knock
downs and neither boy was stag
gered, the bout was a fast and
furious one. Mccoy. whose real
name s Adam Piangs, solved
Zivics peculiar style late in the
match and earned his draw with a
spectacular last round rally during
which he rocked Civic all around
the ring.
The fight was rough, replete
with low blows, thumbing. elbow
ing and liberal use of shoulders
but Referee Arthur Donovan only
once called a halt to the proceed
ings-he penalized civic in the
fourth round for hitting below the
belt.
The United Press score card
gave Mccoy the edge at five,
four and one, hut Donovan
and both judges called It
draw-one at four. four and
two and the others at five,
five.
Civic won his rounds with his
usual clever display OF infighting
while the 23-year-old Mccoy, who
has risen swiftly since he left the
Ford Motor company three years
ago, relied on a sharp left and a
chopping right cross Pianga, or
Mccoy. hit the hardest punches
but Zivic hit oftener.
Zivic. the former champion.
weighed 14s%; Mccoy 1851.
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Traveller
Grid Game
Cancelled

SEATTIE-The West Coast
service championship football
game between Noffett Field.
Calf. and the Arkansas Trsv-
elers of Fort Lewis. scheduled
here today, has been cancelled
by army authorities without
explanation.
The order was issued upon
Instructions Of Lieut.. Gen.
John l. DE Witt. Fourth Army
commander. Previously, both
Fort Lewis and Moffett Field
had approved the match.
The Moffett Field team had
already arrived for the game.
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Tickets


CORVALLIS -Plans for the
Oregon State-Duke Rose Bowl
football game are progressing in
a normal way despite the Pacific
war. Percy Locey, o, S. C. athletic
director. wired his office from
Pasadena today.
Lccey said ticket sales were
good and that mail orders Of
tickets yesterday were the
heaviest since he arrived 1t
the Rose Bowl headquarters.
A big Oregon State roofing Sec
ton was assured yesterday when
student ticket sales on the campus
passed the 1000 mark. About 100
band members and the rally COM
mittee were also scheduled TO at
tend the game.
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Hoop Results

Washington State "a. Montana
IS.
Fresno State II, College Of Pa
cific Sc.
UCLA Al. Loyola 81.
Utah 81, Idaho Southern Is.
College of Idaho 80, Montana
State %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Fight Results

AT HOLLHWOOD = RodoIfo
Ramirez. i4o, Mexico City. drew
Cecil Hudson. 13e. San Jose. Cal.
(1o): Billy Metcslf. 165. Chicago.
technically drew Jimmy Casino.
1853. Los Angeles Isl; Jimmy
Brooks. 155. New Orleans. deci-
stoned Mickey Willis. $50, Sacrs-
mento. Cal. IA; Al Medrsno. 12e.
Los Angeles. decisioned Buddy
Spencer. f24. Los Angeles (D:
Jimmy Holden. las. Los Angeles.
decisioned Al Calderon. 146. Los
Angeles (4l: Norbert de Orc. 1ss.
Los Angeles. deciSoned Chuey
Figuero. i34. Los Angeles ca.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

1872 Cd High game. 10 Porter 1853:
high series 10 Porter $50.
South End Tavern League
Hi-Nas Alleys
Davis t3) VS.. Stevens (o). High
game, Boob Schiesz 1874 high series,
Boob Schiesz SIG.
Pagni's % vs. Whylies' ca. High
game, Tell Pagni 2o3 high series,
Barney's C2D VS.. Murphy's 10 High
Olsen 56s.
Portmans az VS.. Dukes ID. High
game, Portman 1T: high series. Port
man 4ee.
Commercial League
Play Nor Alleys
Michael 2565 "a VS.. Highway 243a
co. High game, Al Loska lBe: high
series. Al Loska 535
Petroleum 1868 90 vs. Insurance
24lo (ol. High game. Less Hallett
2l0; high series. Les Hallett 564.
Odd Fellows League
Play Nor Alleys
Rainier 237e (2) VS.. Fern Hill No 2
2e25 ca. High game. Cochran 200;
high series, Cochran SAT.
East Tacoma Camp 1927 C0) VS..
Fern Hill No. 1880 a. High game,
r, Besaw 1893: high series. Besaw $40.
South Tacoma 1882 ID VS.. East Ia
coma 2476 80 High game. Walter
Butts 2o4; high series. Butts SAL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

NEW YORk-Football practice
ct Fordham was resumed today
after six additional players filed
enlistment papers with the naval
cir reserve.
When Coach Jim Crowley
started drills Against Missouri
paays . check showed Walter
Quinn. Jim Lansing, Jim
Noble. Jim Blumenstock and
Capt Larry sartori awaiting
Gala 10 active DUTY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Cougars Roll
Over Montana

PULLMAN - The Washington
State college basketball team. last
years Pacific Coast conference
winner, had little trouble In
swapping Montana State Uni
versity last night, 74-45. The
Cougars led at half time, 34-24.
Kirk Gebert led the WSC at
tack with is points. Burgess was
high for Montana with 10. The
Cougars played most Of the game
with reserves In the lineup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Dodgers Gain
Strong Batter
Hoznlin. Coscururi,
Phelps. Wosdell Go

NEW f0Bk - Brooklyn said
goodbye n four at the Beloved
Dums today but the brief cere-
nony was obecured by general
rejoicing that Arky Vaughan. for
10 years one Of the most potent
bafters IN the National league,
would play for the Dodgers IN
1pz1.
Vaughan vas procured yester-
Gay h one Of tn biggest deals of
TIE annual winter trading season
and oae which removed two Of
General Manager Larry Mac
Phail's irritating problems
Pitcher Luke Home Run Ball
Hamlin and Catcher Babe The
Blimp) Phelps--from the Dodgcr
roster.
Hamlin. Phelpa. Reserve In
FIELDER Pete Ccscarart and
Outfielder Jim ny Waadell
weso traAe1 - ~ Pitssburgh
Hmass ~ - steclsy Dsr
i.elslAsr. AlshsssA NJ esst
appean higA n actually
wnoat-
That's because Phelps had play
ID only 10 games when he quit
the Dodgers on q western trip last
year: Hamlin fell far from the
form which won him 20 games
two years ago. and coscarart was
used mainly ~ . runner In . few
contests-
WADDElL THE hest
wasdeIl vas the most import
ant podgsr IN the trade. He hit
- N ~ games and was m ak
esllent performer IN the field.
n deal. meFe Or leas En-
pected, came - . slight sur
prise hecane the National
league meeting In Chicago
ended officially Thursday.
MacFhall had announced he
wns After two men-VauEhan
and Johnny Mixe Of 81. Louis.
who was stoIca away by the
New York Glanta-
Vaughan viii plug at least one
and maybe two gaps In the
Brooklyn infield. He In 30. mar
NED u and not likely to be called
for military service. He will take
over the shortstop position II Pee
Wee Reese. now classed la, Ia
indicted into the army.
WILL AID PUNCH
Until then. however. MacPhail
and Manager Leo Durocher are
expected TO Gust Cookie Lavagetto
st third base. Vaughan will play
there ~ long ~ Reese remains
with the team and his batting
prowess 10 certain to add punch
20 the Dodger attack.
Vaughan has played In the
Rittsburgh inficld for 10 Year,
and while no Zorina In the
field. he has complied . afe-
time batting average Of $40.
His best average was In 1855
when he won the National
league championship 1T .sSs
and WAS selccted ~ the
leagues most valuable player.
Last year he played in only los
games and hit .sl6. He hit two
home runs against the American
league In the all-star game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
New Football
Coach for AZ
EckmGnn Makes
Announcement

SEATTLE - The University ~
today discharged
James NJ. Phelsn. its football coach
for Il years. and two Of his as
sistants.
Ray Eckmann. director Of
athletic. made the surprising
announcement. a change IL
needed for the betterment of
the athletic situation at the
University of Washington
Eckmann said in q terse state
ment.
Eckmsn said the university had
no successor Immediately in mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

Sports Parade

NV fORk-Wzhrn var comes,
personal disappointment invsri-
ably melt into insiEnifiosnoe This
= particularly true IN sports,
where yesterdays headline il to
DAYS minor item. When = nation
begins 10 fight for it, existence.
the sacrifice Of boxing. baseball
or football careers can't be ex-
pected 10 greatly matter.
For example there }. the
case Of Robert William FelIer.
the 2s-year-old fireban pitcher
from Van Meter, Ia He fig
ured the other day In q two
inch sport page story which
two years ago would have re-
suited In . national sensation
The story stated that young
Bob had Joined the navy.
Feller has known for some time
that he would spend 1912 IN one
or another branch Of the armed
forces. Yet. while other baseball
figures. fighters, jockeys and foot
bali stars have pleaded various
reasons for deferment. Feller has
asked nothing Whatever he could
do he said simply. he would do.
There il a difference between
Teller and other boys of his age
or men who are q little older. He
has followed a singular pattern of
life. Since he was first able TO
toddle. Teller mas thought first,
last and only of baseball.
How the mighty arm which
for three straight years has
won more than "a games-for
q loose and careless ball club
In one Of the really great one
man shows Of baseball-has
been Offered for service. That
arm Ia the most precious thing
Feller has.
II has been given cheerfully and
with all the sincerity that won for
this boy nations heart and a
professions respect. Sure, he prob
ably has a few regrets: We all
have. Egen now that he has gone
to war his name will be remem-
bered as long as baseball is played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

SOutn - Nortn W
Puyallup Vikings came from be-
hind to nose out Renton Indians,
1914. in the opening period after
Bill Belmondo's eight points had
put the Redskins in front, IA to
s. Little Bill Calligan scored 10
points for the Vikings to take high
point honors for the evening.
The Mountaineers exhibited
polished attack in defeating High
line with Bob Ross, Neil Ross and
Lowell Doud sharing the spotlight.
Puyallup, two year defending
champion, doomed as a strong con-
tender to repeat with Renton and
Buckley expected to furnish the
leading opposition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
THIRD GAM
rot RTH GAME
S. F. Open Golf
Meet Cancelled

SAN FRANCISCO-The
Junior Chamber of Com
merce yesterday cancelled
the $1,000 annual San Fran
cisco open golf tournament,
scheduled for Jan. 21-25,
because of the national
emergency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
South Victor
In Jamboree
Buckley Cinches
44-40 Bosket Win

AUBURN - Buckley Mountain
GERS rolled up a l0-point margin
over Highline Pirates in the third
quarter of the fifth annual Puget
Sound conference basketball jam
boree to lead the South quintets
to 44-40 victory over the North
teams.
IT,. .zo.. -. -sza-
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Subs: Roy-Hsrkness 81. Larson
ca. Jones. House Federal Way -
Butler tel. Sutherland.
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ROY-A $3.50 basketball game
didn't provide all the thrills here
last night. Between halves of the
second game. natural black
out occurred when light service
was off for 20 minutes.
Roy Lynx defeated Federal Way
Eagles in the Pierce County league
game after Roy had rolled up a
22-1l halftime lead. Eagle re-
serves won. II to Is.
RDv l2Il tS0l Eederal Way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

lett ca. Reynolds IA. Mclaughlin
t2l Kasemeier t2). kapowsin -
Sable %, b. Garner az, Bjerge (3)
Barnes.
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f16l Olympia

Subs: Lincoln-Hiyashi ca, Camp
bell t6D. Music ca. Ster ID. Hin
shaw Olympis-Bert ca, d Tay-
lor. Bettcher. Alfred "a. Budd, swan
son 90, Farrow. Kyle
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Clovers Roll
Up 5l-22 Win
Roy Bdrely Beots 4
Federal WoY. 81 80

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Glover Park 81. Kapowsin ~.
ROY 81. Federal WAY 30
SATURDAYS CANE
Eatonville at Yelm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Can Still Fish
AT the Point"

Blackouts and home defense
activities have not made IL impos-
sihle to fish al Point Defiance.
Frank Hsrting of Point Defiance
boathouse said Saturday
Harting said he had received nu-
merous calls asking II fishing is
permitted. He said that the coast
guard had ruled fishing could
continue as il had before the war
Fishing at the point is excellent
now. both on the in-tide and out.
tide.
SU n RISE
Sunday. DEC. Il. .s:ts
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Grocers Lea CUE
Coliseum Alleys

Coliseum Alleys
Mel Fisch led the bowlers OF the
Grocers league in their matches on
the Coliseum alleys. registering 4S4
for the best series
The Market team. OF which Fisch
is leadoff man. rolled well 70 take
three points from Mob Hill Close be-
hind Mel. was b. Todd with At. Joe
THORNLEY, rolled ass and F Gutter
idge 42o 70 accumulate the team
total OF 2226, including handicap
Julie Lee Wright won three from
Sleepy Hollow and Kitchen Kraft
dropped three 70 Edwards
Dorrie Rsnsick rolled 1913 for high
single game
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Bells Notch
Fifth Victory
Lions in Repeot
Win Over Shelton

Bellsrmine Lions notehed their
NTH consecutive basketball victory
Of the season by defeating Shelton
Highelimbers 31-1s. at Shelton last
night.
The Lions maintained a two-to-
one edge all the way holding s-4.
1871. and 23-12 leads at the re-
spective rest periods. Bell reserves
went on a scoring spree. winning
81 TO 13.
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VARSITY GAME


Subs: Lincoln-Hanson 80, Brolin.
johnson, Taiyor a.. Pirie Olympia
-Akeley ca. Gilbert Ieidy, Hankin.
RESERVE GAME
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knights of Fythias
Coliseum Alleys

EsQuires won three from Senators
and Pages won three from Knights
IN the matches Of the Knights o.
Pythias league on the Coliseum ALLEYS
H Martins Ia was high single
ssme and G. Thompson <se was
high series.