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Magic City Basket Ball Pive Elimi
nated from Contest.
UNI PLACE DEFEATS SYRACUSE
filDMEV-GO.
Willis K.V.
Urablll L.l
Lk. Park , C.
uuzze iiu.
Cloiman ,..La
frigatest Contest In Tournament
Between Theao TTfo Teams He
nits tn Difference of Only
Alngle Point.
, LINCOLN, March l2.-Speclat Tele
brum.) South Omaha, usually a strong
contender for championship honor In the
ntate basket ball tournament, wan elimi
nated on the, first round here this after
noon by Shelton. Tho Packora were de
feated 17 to 3. Shelton took thi lead from
the start and by breaking up the team
Jilay of tho South Omaha five prevented
scoring, while R Henninger with ten field
coats made victory possible for his team.
Vnlverslty Place, one of the strongest
trams In the state, encountered a Mr sur
prise In Syracuso and barely nosed out,
IS to 17, ."with A Victory. The Byracuso five
put up a plucky fight and only a free
throw In the closing minute -of play de
cided the contest. It was the prettiest
game of any tournament since the fight
between Omaha and Beatrice In 1911,
Sltxeen games thla afterjioon finished
out the first round. Following are the
results of afternoon gomes:
irardr-Fnlrbary,
a
. PAimnmV, 9), I UAItDY
iioimnn ,.-.v,,uf,
i-oweii un
2 out of S; Flynn, 3 out of 6. Ileferee:
Hawkins.
Miilncy-Cullierlson.
CUL11EIIT80N 3.
K.F.... Fahrenbruck
ti.F Henke
C...... Hill
It.Cl Miller
U.Q.,
Hpenccr
lfiflrl ennls! Closman (T). Orablll. Park
(S), Willis (15), Miller. Free throw: Henke.
Roferee; Brannon.
Kearney MllMry-IJnvll City,
K. M. A.-16.
Nlmnm R.F.
lAVHson UF.
Newburn c.
Swanson R.O.
Union LO.
DAVID CITYt-2l
It.F.., Quarto
I, .F Schweaser
C Doty
II. Q... I. Hlnda
h.O..... Carlisle
Ward
Bradley .., U.K.
mi
JF Tucker
ua n. nmns
JJ White
11.F,. ....... II. Ttalns
enny R.r. n.O.'..- Haves
FleId goals: Holman (O. Drndlev (tl..
Benny. Tucker 5,-- n; "aina (2)i Freo
throws: Holman (1), II. Rains (S). Reforteiii
A . TCrmta. ir
Snpcrtor-Arlliiirlon, "
Field Koala: Wilson (2). Eaton. New
burn. 11. Wilson. Schweaser, Doty (3),
Quade. Freo throws: Wilson (2), Eaton,
11. Wilson (2), quade (0). Referee: lim
ner. , , ,
Silver CrrekHoldree
Sliver Crco kforfclts to Holdrege.
University IMace-Syraonie.
University Place 18
usicnuurg ik
Clarke R.1S.
Amos ; C.
Mcdee R.F.
Cole R.O,
Syracuse 17.
R.K Ooos
Ij.K France
C... Metsger
R.(l Amende
L.0 Poliman
Field goals: Klchburo- (3). Clarke. Amos
(3), Ooos, Metzger (I, Poliman, Amende.
Free throws: McQee, 4; Metzger, 2. Ref
creo: Ilrunnon.
Nebraska Clty-Fnllerton.
NEB. CITY-(11.
ailmoro UF.
Porter UQ,
Kellogg C.
Kcituits n.F.
lluglcy R.O.
substitutes i Lara
FULLERTON (lS.)l'
L.F Smith
UQ Hattpn
C Kramer
R.F Abel
ItO Uoodlnr
ror Jiugiey, ioskv
for Hehultr. Wonda for Hiwllno-. iriel.1
Koals: Bchult (t), Hugley, Kramer (a)
Abel (3), Gooding. Free throws: Kel
logg (2), Qoodlng. Referee! Towle.
Scottn Hlnff-Htanrt.
8. BLUFF-(21)
Plain UF.
.Weight UO.
VROach C.
'Ktnarna R.F.
iicp ,.-., R,a.
8TUART-fll.
1.F C. Burke
t.a. ......... Murohy
C... ...... O. Burke
R.F, Maths
JUUi. ..,.' -Jones
SUPERIOR ().
Sfl ,.UF.
Gllbirst l.ua.
Bessemayer .1....C.
Jiursh ... R.F,
uiision o.
I.TAOINBHKDI.U
ARLINGTON (18.
ua:::...r?h
C.... Qllferey
K.P... Ltidwfp
ouDsuiuies: u iirowntor nice. l'icK
tfoals: Plain rh. Wrlsht (1). Roach (2).
ftearna (8). Rice (, Mains (4), Jones
(U. rre throws. Rice (3 out of 4), O.
Burko (1, out ot 4). Referee: Haslcelt.
Sehnyler-IezliiRton.
from Tecumseh and Kearney from
Howard,
Summary of the morning games:
Klmirnod-West Point
KLMWOOD-UM
Schneider R.F.
Ti'sou L.F,
McCrory O.
H. Toulo ......R.a
It. Toule L.Q
WEST POINT-(8.
R.F Blllott
LF.. J. Krauso
C 1 Krauso
R.O wens
L.O Schwedhoin
Riihatlttitoa: niementa for Schneider,
Roepta for Toule, Jerson for 8ohwed
hcln. Field goals1 Schneider (4), Tyson
(1), McCrory (I). Elliott (1), L. Krausa
(11. Free throws: Schneider (3), Elliott
(3), L. Krauso (1). Referee: lllltner,
Oeneva-Clay Center,
OKNEVA-(9.).
Curtis R.K
Marun u.t.
Ashton U.
Koehler ,UO,
Borland H.U.
C. CENTER (2.)
R.F Borcland
UF Patterson
C McDonald
UO Wilson
R.Q Orr
. Substitutes; Kllllon for Koehler. John
son for Borland, Allen for Wilson, Wood
rnr orr. meld sroais: Aiarun iz). can
ton (1), Koehler (1. Free throws: Mar
tin (1). Borland (1). Wilson (1). Referee-
tlliltnor.
Omnna-Onkdale,
OMAHA(22). OAKDALE ().
Flothow ...,;...UF.'UF U Adams
Bawman RiF,R.F O liver
Berry C.iC E. Adams
Gardner ........H.a. Jta , feeiM
Platz ...UO.iUa Warwick
Substitutes: Engstrom for Flothow,
Bllszard for Gardner, Faynter for Baw
man, Brown for Warwick, Smith for
Peette. Field goals: Flothow, 6; Berry, i;
Gardner, 2; E. Adams, 1; Brown, 1. Free
throws: plats, 0 out ot 2; Berry, 0 out of
1; aOrdncr, 0 out ot 3; Warwick, 0 out of
3; 13, Adams, 3 out ot 2. Referee: Bran
non. Pawnee City-Hebron,
HEBRON
SAYS CUBS NOT UP FOR SALE,
Thompson DoeBn't Believe Taft Con
siders Disposing of Club.
BIS EMISSARY BACK FROM CINCI
Assertion Made Situation Confirms
Ileports Mnrphy Never llntl
Controlling Interest In
Clnb.
STATE FLIPPIMEET OPENS
First Round of Basket Ball Tourney
Played at Lincoln.
GENEVA FIVE HAS CLOSE CALL
PAWNEE tW).
J. Daugherty..,tt.F.
J. Oubby., UF.
Martin C.
B. Andorson,...R,a.
J, Anderson.. ..ua,
(17).
11. F. Lawleas
L.F E. Bailey
C Hill
R.O V, Bailey
UO , Nacke
R.F Vn.anlt
ifeidi. H?aJf.;. ai'hlwt (2). Bessemeyer
Free throw:" iiursh (l).' Referee":' HoVard.
nentrlre-tlnvetinn.
RAVENNA (14).
L. Jr. .Minor
U O Kostal
C. Franklin
IU V. ....ThlbbetU
IL (i .Hmnluan
mi iia.MW?mi.H,.rt- nUUtM. Lebas
Thihh,Wi (Sl'.iCook Pninklln (3).
hb -t-m.,1, UnorV, ?ro" th'ow! Le
bas, Thlbbetts (2). Referee: Ilugg,
Creie-Ord,
. CRETE (,).
w. Andrews.U F.
SCHUYLER (17)
Sraitn L. F.
Hoof .L. O,
Knoff C.
ICnillnrk It lf
IChromister ... a.
BEATRICE O)
smith U F.
"11101)11 O,
Mbas i....'C,
Herman ....R. F.
vook R. a
fidka c".
y?r R. F.
'tio a.
aui.ntltutes.- r
OllD (9).
L v ........Flynn
U Q Sorenson
C 11. Arlv
1 Marts
ISVttSCh
Andrews for Belka.
Trunde iTrn? D" iF ,..uc'K.a.
PliU it, a .v" ior uuescn.
BaverKBt JLWiAnTlrew,.JS)- a'k' .
uayer, Flynn (2). Freo throws. Bayer!
n EiU4t Wis Ctt lVM'MfJt
isiiiaait7Mm(tflslllSHasj
m m
LEXINQTON (15).
U Tesch
L, a Krlr
U , Knapple
R. 1'. ....... .Dunlap
R. Q. .....Ferguson
Substitutes: IfahleV for Itnnrts: Kwen
for Ferguson. Ileld goals: Smith. Hoops,
lvnorr (3), Kadlcck, Tesch (4). Knapple,
Dunlap (2). Free throws: Smith (8),
ivuufiJiu. jioicrcv. inicsen.
I.lncqln-l'apllllnn.
LINCOLN (IB).
Metheny UF.
Van Devevln ..L.a.
Bryan c.
Schmidt .R.F.
Smith R,a.
I Hub'stltUles: Leeso for Metheny, Hager
for Van Devevln, Albrccht for Bryan,
Morse for Schmidt, Schroder for Smith.
Welch for Brown. Field goals: Leese, 2;
Albrccht, 2; Morse, 3; Schroeder , 2;
Prickoy,' 1: W; Jungmeyer, 4. Free throws.
Mbrse, W. Jungmeyer.
South (lnialin-Hheltnn.
PAPILLION (11).
j-Ov Frlcky
C Wright
R.F..W. Jungmeyer
R.O Brown
BOUTH OMAHA 3.
Foley R.F.
McBrlde UF.
Nixon C.
Beul R.O.
Teach L.O.
8HELTON-17.
R.F Carlson
UF....R. Henninger
C E. Henninger
R.a....F, Henninger
UO...,. , Wrest
Substitutes: a. llcnnlnscr for Wrest.
Mullen for Carlsonr Field goals: Foley
(2), n. Henninger (6). F. Henninger (J).
Referees: lllltner and Flory.
KtroiuaburK-Temple Itlah.
STROMSO'O (U). TEMPLE (IS).
A. Pearson ....R.F.
Colsen ., UF.
McCuo C.
Llrd ..R.O
R.F. ....... ..Bowers
UF. Neat
C. , Henry
R.0 Weyant
Efficiency i
c
Speclflcallons ou paper
Claims of bigger value jg
New and startling inno-
vatlone v C
All fade beforo this one
word efficiency, , S
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t .i
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means efficiency In design, S
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A fair proportion or ol- 2
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makes cars cheaper ;
The greatest efficiency
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This Is one of a series of
talks on how to buy an auto-
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containing a wealth of valuabla S
l&formntlon may be had in
booklet totta by asking S
Mirion Automobile Co.
8101-2103 Farnam Street.
Omaha, Neb.
O. W. McDonald, Mgr.
m)asigt.Hil
Erlcson UO. UO Kimball
1 .1.1 tl T XT.. I
(i), jumuan, iieury ti), uowers IS). Free
throws. McCuo (5), Neal. Referee, Thle-
sen.
tlothenbnrnr-llaniiiton.
OOTHENBURQISI)
j anion U F,
Johnson a.
Besger C.
Risoh R. a.
Nelson R. F.I
HAMPTON (3)
U P. Fellheves
U C , Peterson
C Newman
it. a camp
R. e Horn
Substitutes! For Gothenburg. Swanson.
jicaui ana jupK: lor Jtampion, t'eter
son. Hanson. Field goals: Jansen (().
Bcager (). Rlsch (4). Nelson, Hansen.
Fro throws: Camp. Referee: Krause.
Newman Urove-Kenrsavv,
Newman Grove 28.
Johnson UF.
Olson UO.
Field e.
Hlnman R.F.
Sklllstad lta.
Kenesaw 4.
H.F Ernst
R.G Alsconue
9 Ochshleger
UF Anderson
UO Wenner
K,s,,l O,on !t Flel(1 Wn.
man ISI Waiih., IT-- . i. . . . i
Rejen
ree:
Brannon. '
OSIAHA AND. HASTINGS STRONG
Tito Teanm Slunr 1'n Well In the
ainrulngr nnteata.
LINCOLN, March lt-(Speclal.)-A con
tlnuatlon of play Jn the first round of
the state high nchool basket ball tourna
ment, conducted by the University of Ne.
braska athletlo authorities, with sixty
four Nebraska high schools contesting.
saw umun and Hastings, two strong con
tenders, easily dispose ot their opponents
today.
The Omaha flva defeated Oakdale, sup-
posrdiy a fast team, tS to C whllo
Hastings beat Alnsworth, 46 to 4. The
showing ot the Hastings ftvo was the
most impressive of the tournament. The
Hastings . boya threw baskets at will.
Omaha was hampered In Its scoring by a
smalt floor in the chapel, the regular
cymnasltsm being in use.
In addition to theso two games. In the
morning round. Elm wood beat West
Point. Geneva won by a low seoro from
Clay Center. Hebron beat Pawnee City.
Franklin lost Ohlowa. Central City won
Substitutes: Tracey for Gabby. Atkin
son for Dougherty, Gray for E. Bailey.
Field, ogals: Gabby, 1: Martin, 1; Daugh
erty, 2: Tracey, l; E. Bailey, 3. Free
tthrows: Nacke, 1 out ot 1; Lawless, 0
out ot l. iierereo: tiugg.
Franlclln-Ohloiva.
FRANKLIN (It). OIIIOWA (JO)
H.F,
CinCAGO, March 12. "The Chicago
National Leaguo Base Ball club will not
be sold this year In my belief," John
R. Thompson said tonight, after receiving
the report of his emissary wl" I""1 a
conferenco yesterday In Cincinnati with
Charles P. Taft.
Mr. Taft would not set a price for the
stock he holds In tho club, Mr. Thompson
added, "and as far as my agent could
determine has not seriously considered
selling his interest. Ho has as much as
said to my representative that ho had
as much property Interest in Chicago as
any resident and felt that ho could bo
regarded as a Chlcagoan."
When this news bocamo known several
ot those, who have been Interested In the
posslblo Halo ot the control of the club,
asserted that the situation tended to
confirm previously reports to the effect
that Charles W. Murphy never really
cwned a majority of the stock ot the
Chicago club, nftd had not therefore sold
It back to Mr. Taft. The same persons
asserted that the recent retirement ot
Murphy merely was a nominal change ot
ownership, leaving Mr. Taft free to name
a now president ot the club, while
Murphy remained Inactively connected
with the organization.
In this connection it was said that
Charles II. Thomas, secretary of the
club, might bo elected president for this
year under tho present ownership.
Prusslt
Davis L.F.
Phlnney C.
Piatt ,iva.
Hussong UK,
R.F L. Domeler
UF M. Shafor
C W. Domeler
R.G Phlng
UF E. Garrison
Substitutes! Storey for Piatt. Bleber for
Phlng. Field goals: Davis (2), Hussong,
Phlnney (2), Prussia (J), w. uomeier w,
U Domeler (4), Phlng (!). No free throws.
Referee, Howard,
Central Clty-Tecnmaeh.
CEN. CITY (28). TECUMSEH (3).
R.F.
urleve ur,
Fleming C.
Stubb R.O.
Nolte UF.
R.F Townsend
UF Graff
C. Livingston
n,a; Jordan
L.F- Buerstetta,
Substitutes: Ayrcs tor Nolte, Barnes for
Jordan, McCoy for Townsend. Field
goals: uneve is), i,utos i&j, r iemtng t,
Townsend. Free throws: Lutes (2),
Townsend. Referee, Howard.
Hastlnss-Alnarvorth.
HA8TINGS-(45.) 1 AINSWORTH-(4.)
Park R.F.IR.F Forman
Wilson UF,
Flynn C.
Klein R.O,
Kernam UO,
L.F....... N. Morgan
c urunt
R.G Kirkpatrlclt
UG L. Morgan
Field goals: Wilson (7), Flynn. Parks
(7). Klein (2), Whltehouso. Burr (2), For
man. Free throws: Wilson w, Forman
(2). Referee: Brannon.
Kearney-Seirard.
KEARNEY (32).
Beardaley UF.
Ball R.F.
Wallace C.
Johnson ........R.O.
Shields ,, UU
' SEWARD (IS.)
UF.; Wellor
R.F Graff
C Wray
R.O Miller
UG.... Ramsey
Field goals: Shields (3), Wallace (4).
Ball (). Wellor (2). Ramesy (4), Wray,
Miller (2). Referee: Krause.
ERRORS OF WOLVES SAVE
SOX SHUTOUT, PROBABLY
SACRAMENTO. Cal., March IS.
Albert ("Dutch") Klawitter might hava
scored a shutout victory over the first
squad of the Chicago White Sox ot the
American leugue here today but 'or
costly errors made behind him by the
Sacramento Wolves ot the Paclflo Coast
league.
Sacramento won. to 2, making two
victories out ot three games ployed.
Score: R.H.VX
Chicago 2 7 I
Sacramento ...4 T 4
Butteries: Clotto and Schalk; Kla
witter ana iionrer.
MAYER MAKES EXCELLENT
SHOWING IN BILLIARDS
NEW YORK, March 11 An excellent
exhibition ot balk line billiards was
given today by Joseph Mayer, the na
tional amateur champion, and Charles
Hedden ot Dowagiac, Mich, who met In
the fourth game of the national amateur
11.3 balk line tournament. Mayer, who
was defeated In the Initial game on Moiu
day night by Dr. Uftenhelmer of Phila
delphia, played up to championship form
today and won by 400 to 262.
Offer for Dantucarduer.
TAMPA, Fla.. March UAn offer of
U.O00 a season with a bonus for signing
waa made today to George Baumgardnor,
pitcher ot the St. Louis American league
team by George Stovall, manager ot the
Kansas City Federal league club. Haum
gardner. according to advices from St.
Petersburg, Fla., where tho St. Louis
club la training, refused the otter.
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ROOTING CANT RATTLE
THIS HURLER; HE IS DEAF
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 12.-H. U
("Chief") Battlste, graduate ot Gladulette
Indian school at Washington, D. C, and
track star ot the Cleveland Athletlo club,
has signed a contract to pitch for the
Portland Northwesterners and will re
nounce his amateur standing.
Battlste is visiting. In southern Oregon.
He received an offer from the Washing
ton Americans a year ago, but at that
time declined to turn professional.
Battlste Is deaf and dumb.
BREAKS WORLD'S MILE
RECORD ON ROUND TRACK
JUAREZ, Mex., March 12.-Chrlsto-
phlne, 3-yoar-old filly owned by ths
western turfman, S. Volller, broke the
world's record on a circular track at tho
Juares course this afternoon, going the
distance In 1:864-
The record formerly waa 1:37, made by
Bonnie Chance, Jefferson Ltvlng,ton'a 5-
year-old.
Christophtne is a daughter of Plaudit,
the noted sire, and Is entered in all the
big Kentucky stakes.
Chink Playera Land.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 12.-Flfteen
Chinese oase nan players and their
manager. Hop Sing, irrived here from
Honolulu on the first leg of a seven
months' tour that will take them over
the country, ending with a series of
games to be played In Cuba during Sep
tember. The team Is the championship
icam ui mo Hawaiian juaso uau league.
Arrive tn 3tonroe.
MONROE, La., March 12. Twenty-eight
members ot the St. Louis Federal league
club arrived today for Drlnr training
Manager Brown will start the players lu
worn tomorrow.
LAWYERS BARRED FROM
MEXICAN PRISON CAMP
FORT BLISS. Tex., March U -Oeneral
Scott today refused admittance to the
prison camp of lawyers who are working
to obtain the releaso ot the 5,000 prtsoneia
on writs ot habeas corpus. The lawyers
requested permission to get the Individual
signatures necessary beforo going into
court, but General Scott declined to
grant it.
"To throw 6,00 indigent Mexicans on the
city of El Paso would be a serious mat
ter," declared tho general. "However, If
the move succeeds and the prisoners are
r)eaaed I'll throw in several miles of
barbed wire with the lot." The wire sur
rounds the camp.
SERVING WARRANT ON A
PREACHER, INSPECTOR SHOT
SEATTLE, Wash., March It-Leslie H.
Howe, city health Inspector, while serving
a warrant today on Rev. Robert F, But
terworth. a preacher ot the Reorganised
Church ot Latter Day Saints, was shot
and seriously wounded. After the shoot
ing the pastor barricaded himself tn his
house, from which the health department
had sought to oust him because ot Its
alleged unsanitary condition, and a squad
of police was sent to arrest him. Two
policemen entered the house and over
came Butterworth after a nard tusscl.
Six-foot linoleums, worth 75 cents,
Monday at SO cents square yent Brandels.
Plucky Quintet from EfrtnaT Makes
Unexpected Stand Against Cham
pions of Last Year In
Opener.
LINCOLN, Neb.. March 12. (Special
Telegram.) Tho first round of the state
basket ball tournament for the high
schools of Nebraska, with Blxty-four en
tries, started last night wth a series ot
eight games. Tho features of the open
ing games tonight was the fast work of
the Sutton team, which piled up a scoro
of 43 to 7 against Humboldt. Geneva, the
champion last season, had the greatest
difficulty in defeating tho Ewlng eleven.
17 to 13. Wllbcr had an easy tlmo with
Tekaham, Mlnden with Bancroft, Colum
bus With Cortland and York with Craig.
The Alexandria-Broken Bow gomo was
close, but Broken Bow finally managed to
nose out a victory.
Following is the summary tor the games
tonight:
5atton Asnlnnt Ilnmboldf.
SUTTON (43)
Nolde R. F.
Anthes ,...U F.
Grosohaus C.
Dries R. a.
Zimmcrlle .....L. XJ.
HUMBOLDT (7).
R. F Bash
L. F. Petrashck
C Davis
R. G Bant
U G Williamson
Snbstltutes: Ochsncr for Nolde. Nolde
lor Zlmmerle, Gergens for Williamson,
woon ror xsaan. Field goals: aroseliaua
(8). Noldo (7). Anthes (2). Williamson (2).
Zlmmerlle, Ochsner, Pretashek.- Free
throws: Grosehaus. one out of four: Will
iamson. 1 out of 1; Zlmmerlle, 3 out ot 2.
Pierce Asratnst Derrltt.
PIERCE (34)
Powers R. F.
Witten U F.
Manske C.
VanDerpool ,.R. G.
Roberts L. O.
DEWITT (3).
R. F. Howlett
L. F Brier
C. Lake
R. G .Bailey
Lv G Blodgett
Field sroais: Mansko (12). Power C4V
Roberts, Brier. Free throws: Lake, 1 out
or i: Brier, none out of 2. Referee: M.
Towle.
Geneva Asralnst ISwInar.
GENEVA (17).
Nelson R. F.
Spear U F.
Larson C,
Davis ....Rj O.
Richards U G.
EWING (IS).
R. F Moore
L. F. Splttler
C. Homier
R. O. Stanton
U G Hopkins
Field goals: Splttler (4). Davis (2). Rich
ards (2), Larson (2), Speer, Moore, Re
mler, Nelson. Free throws: Nelson. 1 out
ot l; Moore, l out ot l. ueferee: lllltner.
Wllbcr Airnlnst Tekamah.
WILBER (20). I TEKAHAM (4).
Pllhal ,.R. F.R. F Gibson
Kudlacck L. F.
Toblska C.
Piucha , R. G.
BicpicKa u a.
L. F Bliss
C Nesblt
R. a Farrons
U O McGregor
Substitutes: Frledrlch for Kudlacek.
Beck for Sleplcka. Field goals: Beck (4),
Kudlacek, Toblsca, Prucha, Gibson. Free
throws: Toblsca (4), Beck (2), Nesblt,
Gibson. Referee, lllltner.
York AKnlnnt Crnltf.
YORK (19).
Olmstead .R.F
Cox UF
Conway C,
Miller R.G.
Stoner UG.
CRAIG (5).
R.F Frita
UF Batchelder
C Dechhead
R.O Erwln
UG McDonald
Substitutes: Tranger for Olmstead; It.
Erwin for Batchelder. Field goals: Cox,
6: Olmstead. 3: Batchelder. 1. Free
throws: COx, 1 out of D; Batchelder, 2
out or b. lieieree: urannon.
Mlnden Asalnst Bancroft,
MINDEN (32). I BANCROFT (12).
Johnson R.F.IR.F... Farley
Rodger L.F.ILF Craig
urcutt u.iu , Kouk
Peterson H.G..R.G Cates
Carman ,Uti.UG Vogt
Field coals: Johnson. 8: Orcutt. 4
Rodgers. 3; Farley, 3; Craig, 1; Voght. 1;
Cates, 1. Free throws: Johnson, 2 out
or 2; cates, o out ot z. itcierce: iiugg.
Columlins Afiralnst Cortland.
COLUMBUS (18).
Miller R.F
Weaver L.F.
Phillips ....C.
Drawbaugh ....R.G.
Glur UG.
CORTUVND (3).
R.F H, Malone
L.F O. Mai one
C McPherscn
R.G Bonebrlglit
L.O Glensmun
Substitutes: Thompson for Drawbaugh
Field goals; Phillips, 4; Weaver, li Mil
ler, l; Glur, 1. Free throws: Glur, 4;
Bonebright, 3. Referee, Haikell.
Alexandria ARnlnet Broken Uoit.
ALEXANDRIA (9)1 BROKEN BOW (14).
Welsel ;.R.F.R.F Reneau
Demorary LF.jUF Humphrey
Heston C..C Hennls
Hoppo R.G JR.G Prcdmore
Allen Ua.lUG Crawford
Field goals: Hennls. 3; Reneau, 2;
Dcmoraryi 2; Heston 1; Allen, 1. Free
throws: Welsel, 1; Reneau, 4. Referee.
Hawkins,
Twelve-foot linoleums, worth 85 cents,
Monday at 49 cents square yard. Brandcis.'
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my cus
tomers because I have confidence In It
I find that they are pleased with it and
call tor It when again in need ot such a
medicine," writes J, W. Bexson, Monte-
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