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CHANCE LEIDS
II SALARY RACE
(Continued from Kir?t Page.)
ftniih in llr*t. second or third place.
With that condition carted out. be
will receive. In addition to a ?tlpulated
amount, a psroeatadn of the earning*
and a bonus, the latter depending on
what position the dub occupies at the
end or the season
High managerial salaries promise to
n* an Important feature of the base
tall season The winter bas brought
about many important changes In the
besehe)) firmament, with tia of the
major league* club* being placed In
the hands of new leaders Discontent
in tnanv cries hss compelled changes In
the management of the clubs, and In tho
general shifting about the men selected
to assume shargs hare been In posi?
tion dii tat? terms under which
ibey would Sita eh their signature* to
? ontractg
: iff GOING IS
CIOSE OF SPILLS
Continued from first Page*
wars ths onlv ones to come to grief.
Mr. Mvdnor went oft at tho first lump,
but fortunately some Kind friend
raugbt his horse and enabled hltn to
finish the course So damage was
?lone other than to give him a slight
shakeup and to play havoc with his
personal pulchritude and the gorgeous
ness of his pink coat.
Th* run eas from McPonall'a
and Chtldrer a to lakeside gate, on
brook Turnpike, then through I*ehe
side. Bloemtiigdal* ami Bryan Park,
I'V Uethleham Chgrch to the Country
( lub, making about eight miles.
HOWITZERS WIN
PRACTICE GAME
: Continued from I irst Pag* i
r*r Reserves i; November SO Howit?
zers 2?. C. C. A. IS; Dc ember 1?.
If Sen Sei S 23. Richmond College 2?.
December 21. Howitzers 1* Wiiiiam
and Mary College 25. January ?.
Howitzer* 53. West End Association
2S. January II. Hun liners H, William
and Mary College M January U.
Howitzers if. Kredericksburg College
M. January 29. Howitzers 47. C. C. A.
14
On Rsturday night. February I.
the Howlt/ers will play the John
Marshall Athletic Club, at the armory
at I JO o'clock Dancing will follow
the game. A larg* crowd is expected
t? Witness the contest
The line-up of the teams follows:
Howitzers Position C. C A '
I iicker.forward .... Woodard
Hell rcsptain! forward . I'endleton
Lawrence.centre.Oreen . . j
B i Mantlo''
Ryan. guard.Anderson
Row*.guard.Patterson
(Captain!
Summary - field goal*. Lawrence.*.
I Tucker 4. Rowe 1. Ryan I. Pendle
ton 2. Patterson 2. Woodard I, Oreen 1
Foul goals Bell I.Pendleton I.Woodard
1 Referee Seay. empire, Heil. C. C.
A.: Timekeeper. Hord. O. C. A.:
Beorer. Tousey. C. C. A. . time of
halves. 20 minutes
The Howitzer* fac* a haid schedule
for the remainder of the season, play?
ing the following teams r rederick*
burg. February ?th. Naval V. M. C.
A iNorfoIki. February '?1st. Trtnity
College 'Durham. N. C ;. February
29; Richmond Y. M. ?'. A.. March
tat"
Thousands of Eyes
Are Monuments to
Scientist's Genius
l.minent Fxpert In Rectification of
Ocular Defects Makes His Name
a Synonym for Success in
Restoration of Impaired
Vision.
It is no wonder that people arc amazed
and go into raptures over a method of
correction for defects of the eye nhich ir
so effective that the ills to which the sight
of man is liable vanish before it as if by
rrwigi?.
Thousands of persons in all parts of the
.-ountrv hail this method with joy. for
!:rough it they have been able to utilize
to the utmost extent the greatest of all
the senses of man?the sense of sight.
Charles Lincoln Smith, the discoverer,
perfect or and sole possessor of this method,
is back again in Richmond, and the repu?
tation nnkh he has attained and main?
tained during his many years of pr c tier
hcrr has made his quarters the Nh - :
multitude- suffering from impiin-'
It i> the thousand* of dcfcitr.
*hkh he has made right again I hol
stitutc the monument-, to this man's
( H VR! 19 I IM OI.N SMITH,
REFRACTIONFST.
If vou have blurring, dizziness, neural- {
gvi. hradecne. spot* before the eves, wink?
ing, trembling spells. , a-.v, ? m-ming
and smarting of the eyes, various nervous
and brain affections, emailing not only
positive injurv fo t he. aight. but untold,
misrrv, call immediately.
He is now r^raanrnth krated at hi*,
lormer suite of roarna, Nes. l?elU-IM- I
Murphy a Hotel Annex, at r^aghth and,
BrrswJ Streets-Righth Street eerrranre;
take elevator -and w? roe near to give
lAhaawhstiflgi free each day this week
hctnern the hours.? m A. M and 4 P. M.
Advertise warnt.
1W Ways of Destiny
ng Snriel Drama in Two Pa
sstzsaantarv and Tfeursenav.
Virginia
ATHLETIC BOWLING TEAM
WITH PALACE BOWLERS
BY R. N. (JAKE) ROUSEY
Ill R. N. JAKE ROITSET .
The scoict- and games Hi the Palace
Duck pin League last week were un?
usually good, and the player* raided
(heir average* considerably.
On Monday night the Palace lost
three games to the Virginians. This
victory for the Virginian* put them way
ahead of the Journals In the standing.
On Wednesday night the Journals
won two out of three games from the
Times-Dispatch team.
It will be u hard run between the Vir?
ginian. Journal and Palace teams for
first place in the standing.
Last Friday night the Alcos won
two out of three games from the News
I.eader in an interesting series.
Notes of the Players.
Cosby still leads in the average
column with 107 H.
Manley and C. Anderson rolled well
in the series Monday night.
F. Lohmann and Patrick rolled Hke
champions.
T. Anderson and Gilbert rolled well
Cheek rolled like a champion in the
series Monday night.
Coalton. of The Times-Dispatch,
rolled well last week, and was also the
star of the series Wednesday night.
Slaughter and Cheek were in form.
Richardson and Cook rolled well last
week.
Snead. C. Lohmann. Gayleand Wat
kins all roiled weli in last week s series.
Games Thin Week.
Monday. January 27. at % 30?Journals
ts. Palace. ?
Wednesday. Januarr Jf. at ft 30?
Times-Dispatch vs. News Leader.
Friday. January 31. at ft 30?Vir?
ginians vs. Alcos.
New League Formed.
The Washington. BaPimore and'
Richmond Intercity Bowling Associa?
tion has created quite a bit of Interest
among the local bowlers, and many of
the regular du? kpin rollers have turned
to the big pins. Because of this new
Interest, the Palace Alleys have or?
ganized a new league, which Is com?
posed of new bowlers who have never
bowled on any league team before.
Quite a number of the new fellows
are showing up well, and it ts hoped
tbst e goodly number will prove to be
strong bowlers In a short time.
Several of the best men have prom?
ised to encourage and coach the new
boys, and that will be a big bslp to
them.
The league will be composed of the
following teams and players
Battle Axe?Thomas Allen. W. S.
u.iA-ledln. Fred Clark and W. Clark
Hanover?Horace McOraw. Lloyd
Csss. Walter Ladd and C hris Judge.
Regal Shoe Co.?.John Darenport!
tiro Foizey. Tom Dolan and Harry
guarles.
Jacobs * Levy ? Bishop. Dyson,
Lutr.pkin and Murphy
This Week's Arhedule.
Tuesday night?Battle Axe vs. Hsn
orer
Thursdsy night?Jacobs A Levy ts.
Hegel Shoe Co.
All bowlers sre requested to bs at
the alleys by 8 P. M
? By R. N. (JAKE) ROWSF.Y
Manager.
Bebedale Palace Ten pin League.
Tuesday. January a. at ? ??Battle
Asa vs. Haaovers
Thursday. January 3?. at 8 JO?Regal
Shoe Co. rs. Jacobs A Lery.
Tuesday. February 3. at | 30?Jacobs 1
A Levy ts Hanovere
Tu-redey February ft. at ft Is?Regsl
1 8bo*, t o ts Battle Ase.
Tueeday. February II. at ft
neers es Regal Shoe Ce.
Thursday. February u. at I 3ft?Bat?
tle Ase ts Jacobs * Levy.
I needsv February W. at ft 30?Hen
orers vs Battle Axe
Thursdsv. FeaTuerv 36. at ft Je?
Jecebs a LgTy.Ts Regal Shoe Co.
1 uesday February Ii. st ?30?Han
overs ts Javobs A Larry
Thursday February ft. at ft je? Bat?
tle Axe ts Regal Shoe 0*.
Tueeday March ft at 8 ? - Regal
Shoe Co. ts. Hanorers
Thursday Msrch * at < *?- Jacobs A
Lery rs. Bettle Ass
Tuesday Maro? Ii. at II
Axe ts Hanovers
Tb-iredar. March It el ft
?bee f o rs Jacobe A 1-ery
Tweeeay March it at I Je?Jacobs A
laser ts Ifaaorers
Thuradar. bfaerh S? at ? I
?hoe Co rs ?a*tie At*
tie rage et Players.
Players Ca as as A ear
C II Ceeby. ? .... hW?Jl
?l imnisoa. a .
(Mian . I* .
Dewson. *
Patrice..?.... **
Andereon. ft .... ftfts ? ?
Carne* . V .. let? r
F I/o a men. ? .... kB? I
Be> k . f .... IsV*
Si
E> it
Oayte. 30 _ 95?i]
Slaughter. 27 .... 95 - 8
.Jordan. 3? . . . Mr? ?
Hul.her. I? .... 94-2
Cobean. 9 .... M? i
W. Brown. 27 .... 93 -12
Cook. *> .... w? ?
cheek. 21 .... ?j-- 3
Mauley. 33 .... 95? 7
Daron-. 12 _ 92?4
Morillo. I* _ 92?4
Barron. 12 _ 91? |l
Watklns. M _ W?7
W. Anderson. 33 _ M?1
Tuesday. March 25. at 8:30?Han
overs vs. Regal Shoe Co.
Thursday March 27. at 8:30?Battle
Axe vs Jacobs A Levy.
Tuesday. Apr 1 1. at 8 JO?Hanovers
ts Battle Axe.
Thursday. April 3. at 8.30?Jacobs A
Levy vs. Regal Shoe Co.
Tuesday. April 8, at 8-30?Hanovers
vs. Jacobs A Levy.
Thursday April 10. at 8:30?Battle
Axe vs Regal Shoe Gs>.
Tuesday. April 15. at 8:30?Regal
Shoe Co. vs. Hanovers.
Thursday. April 17. at 8 30?Jacobs A
Levy vs. Battle Axe.
Standing of Teams Totals.
Team Games Totals
Journals. ."W .15.717
% iigiriian's. 24 .13 144
Palace. so .11912
Alcoa. 37 .li.J0S'
News-Leader. 24 .11.057 ,
AI cos. ? .15 715
High total?Journals 15.717
High aver age?Cosby 107.31
High single score?Cosby 138.
High totsl?three games. Coeby 354.
High total?one game. Virginians i62
Standing of Teems.
Teaais P. \V. L. Pet.
Virginians.. 33 21 12 63?
Journals. 3t 23 17 587
Palace . 3? 19 17 527
News-leader. . ?7 12 15 444
Times-Dispatch. 30 12 1* M
Alcoa. 30 12 Is 342
SPIDERS LOSE TO
YELLOW JACKETS
while the yellow Jackets scored twenty
nine points. In the second half the
excellent team work of the Yellow Jack?
ets was a big feature, and thesSpiders
were unable to break up the passing
In this half the V ellow Jackets added
twenty-one points* making a total of
tfty. while the Spiders ended the gam>
with thirteen hi their credit
Manager Walker pleyed en excellent
game for the Yellow Jackets and was
the star of the game. Tuhhert rend
Bro. k played best for Richmond ! ?>??'
lege. 1 he line-up: a
Randolph Kl> hsnoJetj
Mscon Positions College
Mtlllcan. < apt . . R. Y. Tillery
Tatet?.L. V.Tiibberi
Brown. C.Duffy
Walker.R. 41.Brock
Wray.L. G.Hart
Summery Goals?Miiii<sn. 4: T??
tern. 5 Brown. *: Walker. ?I. Pbtt. I;
' Cotnpton. 2; Tillery. I; TubbS't. I.
Brock, i Goals from foul?MHNoan
I: Tillery. 3 Substitutes?Randolph
Maeon. Hopkins Plitt SboeTey c omp
tonend Woodlinuse. Referee ?Hslsy.
William and Mary.
BACHRACH'S
Saves You Money
By buying your Diamonds. Watches.
JeWelrr. e'e from us
Ton sate from tr, per rest tn 50 per
rent ne Your Purrhsorv
we also lean you mote liberally on
vr.nr Diamond*. Watches. Jewelry Sil
Tgrware
Interest i net rent to 1 per cent per
rooath.
S. BACHRACH'S
t ollster?! Lena Orflre.
Mia Rast Bread Street.
CaU For
Standard of the
World Whiskey
By its fail name and voo will got a
food drink.
1
4.000 BOWLERS
FOR?.B.C.TOURNEY
mttnued from F
Fage.)
hare been scattered broadcast over the
land. Many inquiries have come in
from cities throutnout the Middle
West, 'oncerning seei 1a1 dates for vis?
iting teams Ruch' unusual interest
has been displaced at this early period,
that the officials of the Toledo Tourna?
ment Company, which is flnan- ing the
big event, and the American Bowling
cngrcsg are confident that the entry
list for the meeting will equal and pos?
sibly exceed thnt of the Chicago tour?
ney in HI?. At the Windv City meet?
ing W.' five-man teams were entered. ?
surpassing by far the old record of 414
teams made at St Louis the previous'
year. The number of two-man team
entries reached 1.412. almost 500 more
than bo-vled at Detroit in 1SI0 Nine
men. short of 2.900 rolled in the individ?
uals at Chicago. almost 1.000.
more than at Detroit. These are some
of the fleures that Toledo will be ex- j
pected to beat, in spite of the fact that
probably one-quarter of the entries
oaaaa from Chicago itself.
With each passing season the game
to tenpins has waxed larger and larger. |
and this fart furnishes the basis for the:
optimism rampant among the heads of
the tournament.
Besides the 4,onn bowlers many spec- j
tators are expected from cities in all I
parts of the country to view the best '
performers in the land on the drives.
The bowlers will have an opportun- 1
ity to roll for solid gold medals in each i
event, while a solid gold, diamond-;
studded medal will be donated the
winner of the all-event contest, the
highest mark for the nine tournament
games.
In former seasons the entry list has
reached as far Hast as Maine, while
teams have come to the tournament
from Victoria. B. C. Fives from To- ;
ronto and Hamilton. Ontario, have
participated in former affairs, as well
as 'I'ibs from Texas and Louisiana
In view of the great passenger traffic I
during the tournament the various !
passenger organizations, including the
Central Passenger. Western Passenger. ,
Eastern Trunk Line and Canadian
Passenger Association have guaranteed
reduced rates to Toledo, which can l?e
se. ured any time after February I. j
This is the Orst time in three rears
that 'he railroads throughout the conn
try have given the bowlers redtned
rates. 1
, ( ail or e-rite for a valuable little
pamphlet.telling about the new
Parcels Post Insurance
Kverv concern should have it ?
Urge or small, h ull information on
this ami other kinds of insurance
gladly given. Just phone mc, Madi?
son 420f.
LOUIS
iga
"5JEM
MANDMADF CIGARS
DOWN THE ALLEYS
BY WHIT WHITMAN.
The local bowlers cun?nue to smash
records as the season grows older. New
sct.-< have been muds the past week in
all three leagues Thursday night, at
the Newport Alleys, the champion
Alco and the Richmond Lunch aggrega?
tions played a double-header The
AI' os. by their heady bowling, captured
five out of the ms games Wednesday
night, the Blshon Shirt Company went,
down in defeat at the hands of the
Everett Waddey five. Both teams made
a new mark in high totals. Then came
the big noise, when the Cook Printing
Company and the Remingtons came
together There was some pin spilling.
The Remingtons had just received three 1
application blanks for the intercity
tournament, and judging from the,
scores made, they evidently thought
they were already in Washington. Inj
the second game they set a new mar*
for this city, when they totaled 1 082.
This Is a record that no doubt will stand
for some time. ?
The Times-Dispatch League played
their regular schedule, and put up
some close and interesting games. This
league is showing a wonderful improve?
ment this year, and many of the players |
are advancing fast into the class A divis?
ion.
The new Commercial League is
proving to be a great success, and all of ;
the players are taking the game serious?
ly. Each mat< h is hotly f-ontested for.
Ureat rivalry has already begun to exist
among the players.
Monday nigh' the strong Petersburg
team, which fought the locals to a Bn
jgh in Petersburg last Monday night,
will be over to play a return series.
They have sent word that they will be
well fortified, and will try to attempt
ftp take the lorals scalp, regaining
lost laurels A good crowd will be on ,
hand to welcome the boys from the
Cockade City.
Notes of Players.
Williams is certainly making a fine
showing this year.
That boy Wade is a naturai-bo-n
bowler, and he now has a lug average
to his credit.
Deay is badly missed by the Cook
Printing Company team, and it is
hoped that he will soon be in the ranks
aga i n.
That boy Brownie I'ugh won't stay
with the amateurs long. lie is good
for the big show.
1 Mcl arland showed grea* nerve and
true loyal love to his team-mates
Thursday night when he played all
three games with a bleeding finger In
order to trv and heip them out of the
hole.
Spilling keeps on pulling his average
Von young fel'ows had better look out
Kennedy is the most consistent
boWler in the league this veer.
Whitman is now running in his usual
form, and he Is now near the top of
the Isdder.
leanings looked good in the ranks this
week. _
Rowsey is now playing the game of
bis csreer.
Dobie seemed to bsve s habit of big
scores this year.
Colonel Burgess stilt hss :hst high
score safely stored away.
Roberts ws? s bur find r*r the oirm
pics _
Blsir took a trip to Dream'and this
week Sleep, little one. steep'
The interHtr series hss put new life
in the game here vt h Re-hmond nt
the big eeeet '
(ire-man dreerve? gie*' <-edi? for
his wer? h * veer he keeps on plug ,
ging the pin*
Us' i ' I'"'''?' ? ?nd Rirh
mond MothUt night
AI !...?>?? r,'?-^?'ed in the inte'
city series meet come forward end re
port either a- the Tslece er Newport
this week * ? 'n"ies rl.av this Week
( ,f line and lend s helping hand
?i ei?fce FtH > mend make s big ?*re
?tending- of the players
i Ia. er? 0. ? \ f
Thorpe . .. M IK I
W Ml msn.0 It) IS
Wede .fl m S
Bowser. P3 tfl
el l artend . M |ss ?.
Ian - - -. ? rat 7
Bareow, J. ? t?: n
Blair. SS res 3*
I oek . n 17* -U
tum? . .n its is
?an .... es? ?* its? t,
VBruime....UM rt irv- s?
Spilling.2? in?24
Kennedy.1? 17ft? 8
Schmitz.25 ITS?20
A. Sutterlin.77 172?12
Campbell.in 170
Brll .17 l?t?I
Van Dien.11 If*? ?
Bnilev.4? 1??? 1
Jennings.I? 1??1*
r'itr.gerald.H 194? 2
O Sutterlin.* 1*3? 4
Densv.1* 1??1*
A Hotiehens.24 1*1?20
C Houchens.3 138? 1
Bishop.5 134
J. Barrow.2 12?
Standing of Clubs.
Clubs W. It. PC
Alro*.It 8 .70?
Cook Printing Companyll 13 .458
Remingtons.11 M 444
Richmond Lunch.t II .374
. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Individual Standing of Players.
Players. Games. Avj.
Merello. 3 172 ?
Johnson. 3 1?7?1
Buttel. I 1*5?2
Litttepage. 3 1*1 -1
Pugh. 3 1*1?
Lowery. fi 157?4
Bishop. 3 1J2?2
Dunnivant. 3 150?
McCurdy. 3 ISO?
Houchens. I 130
Clordon. 3 148?2
Sweeney. 3 14??1
Thorpe. ? ' 144?3
Graves. I 144?1
Irvln . 3 I??
Meitzier. 3 144?
Joyce. 3 113 ?
Phippe. * 18*?1
. arrar. * 13??2
Amos. 3 Isl?2
Harris... J 112?
Miller. ? 10??1
Usher . '-? to?l
Norman. 1 72?
Standing of the Clubs.
Ciiibs. W. L PC ;
Kveret: Waddet Co. ? o n?o
Bishop Shirt Co. 3 3 508
1 \V Wood A Sons . 3 3 Ml
Vaughan-Robertson Co ... . 0 * 00?
Tl*nes?DI??etch League.
Players. Games. Avs.
Ooode. Zi 171
Helfen. 3? i#7?% ,
Wells. 34 Ul?I
Have*. IS 150?14
niH.... 3? 14??45
Magarian. 3s 14*?25
Burks. 37 '.43?I*
Kdelblut. t 141 ? 1
Wiiliams. 3? Is}
Rose. ? IJ*- 1?
Davis. s? 1.4- fl
Elliott.... 23 IN
?standing of the Tessas.
Teams H l< P?
Make Cps. U IT 5*4
Make 1 ps . 22 17 .5*4
Ad Men. Ii i? 13*
Monotype*. ?* 21 4*1
engraver*. 17 .4?
Schedule for the Week at Newport
Alleys.
Monday nigh. Petersburg vs. Rich?
mond
Tuesday night Make-t'ps vs. Mono
?ypes Richmond Lunch vs. Rem?
ingtons
Wednesday nigh' - Kngraver* vs. Ad
Mee ; . W. Wood v? Bishop Shirt
<omrt?ny
I h'jradav night ? AlcoS *s. Cook
Printing Cumpati\
t riday night?Vaughan-Robertson
Drug Con pan y vs Everett Waddey.
This Week's High Scores at Newport.
Ten Bin*.
Bn.lt I.2?7
wutman.ix
Wade ..'4*
Thorpe.2*4
Sthimtz.2*S
Meitzier .2S
Rowsev.a*
< ampbell..1*
Coek .?.727
Kpi'hng.m
Uvarmann. 21*
A. Hutterhn.fcH
O Sutterlin.211
>de
713
24?
2?.
*rd. in
er* . IS
13
18'
Its
117
IN
Come in and try on.
The best way to select Clot
and to insure Clothes satisfact
is to "try on."
Many men appear to think that*
if they try on Karmcnts, they are
expected to buy.
Not so here?our Suits and
Overcoats are here to he shown and
tried on.,
All Suits and Overcoats
During this Month 25rr off*
Oofhiert
rtftM.it
ishers /
Butch .....?... lot
Alros.
Players. I 2 I Total?
Uaron.in* 117 84 394
Watkins. S3 US 10* SSJ
Hellers.im? ro w rt3
I.. LohlnRn. 95 84 196 284
C. Lohman.. 89 99 105 28?
Totals.4*1 5?
News-Leader.
Players
Cook....
Barrow. .
Hukher.
?Jordan. . ,
! Richardson.134
102
494 1.4M
3 Totnttt
81 398
9J 28t
?3 MO
9? 8?t
93 am
Totals.
Scorer?Moore
Foul line, Ollbert.
Standing of teams:
Teams P.
Virginians.33
1 Journals.39
: Palace.36
; News-Leader.30
i Alcos. 33
i Times-Diepateh.27
490 443 4'4 1.377
w. l. r c.
21 12 ?39
17 4*7
19 17 ?27
11 17 440
14 19 409
II IS 342)
Athletic*.
1
Curry. 171
Bagg. 180
\ Cohners. 21 r
.Norton. 11J
! Lanier. 134
149
IV,
199
3 Total
195 513
323
147
558
519
.389
Cockades
1
814 720 S3? 2373
Burgess. 157
C. Barksdaie . IJ7
? L. O. Jones. 149
I E. O. Jones. Captain 142
' Ennis. 139
3 Total
147
147
I?
12*
118
150
150
187
154
464
454
304
422
m 67? 785 2199
High score. Dobie. 24?. winner men's
pn.-.o; O. Kitz, 236: Captain Jones, 239;
Smith, 22?; [>unier. 226, Curry, 233:
Bragg. 223. Conner?. 219: Walke, 220:
Talmage. 220. Colonel B Burgess. 219;
Roberts. 218; J. Barksdaie. 216. Haitisoin
213; Oolden. 212; Innis. 210.
Boys' prir.e- Fran1' Strallman. win
ner. 180. (Mikel Kid.. IBS C. Barks
dale. 16.}: Brooke Wilcox, 1*4; Herber?
Jones. 158.
NORFOLK SCHOOL WINS
Maury High Takes Measure of John
Msrshallltrs In Basketball Gasae.
Norfolk.Va. January 25.?The Maury
High School basketball squint defeated
the John Marshall High School of
Richmond here '.his afternoon in a
brisk game. The score was 43 to 3aV
Line-up.
Maury High Position John Marshall
Macon .L. F.Hatches*
Boyenton .R F.Hargrowo
CarTee .C. Fuller
Wood.L. F.Robin?
Pott*.R. F. Padgett
8ummtr.tr: Substitutions?Baxter for
Macon. Woodhouse for Potts. Baker
for Robins. Turner for Padgett. Pad?
gett for Turner
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