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dew thfai CTOBlac wtwsn Dinner to IM at efcureh, alt and to The affair lU 119 Vcloch. -v leuua ended tha Moond MMBB of with two-Bijftt pfofTUB held at BC Uike'B this week! Sour ehamploo basketball tarn the all-stare ot than twenty teams oartldlpat- ID the two cycles play during winter the Sunday achool team, opposed tbe All-star on Tuesday ovonlnr at St. and the champions took the victory leading the ftrat half was it thriller all the way. The were the 'only winners to -win from the all-star team. In the, A.

Class Simpson Method LSI wlnnera banded a defeat by All-Stars, 21-20. Simpson led at half time 12-2. All Stars went wild in the 'second half. lineups: i atria. 0 2 0 0 0 0 Marka, C.

1 Charjeaworth, G. 0 Miller. 0 -AlfM, a 0 Totals Barclay, F. Nale. P.

Buchanan, C. Pee, Bard. G. Trcase, C. Simpson i 'Owona, P.

AULson. Tiffany, FhMllus, Flegal, G. Winners, G. Totals P. 0 Stotn, P.

0 Farlg, C. "0 Robinson, G. 0 ,0 0 Smith, Hi 0 22 .0 2 0 0 0 0 Training Camp GBEBNST3ORO. C. Whltcy Witt'a homer with' the banes mica, gave tho Yankees an 11 to 8 victory over the Brooklyn Ruth ftin- ned throe times, with the umpire and poutea in when ho was given the raspberry.

hit In the tenth Inni rig'ttrova Rabbit over plate with tho run that the WhUe Sox RJ 6-4 vlct6ry over tho Giants. The -winning maoo off pitching, of Virgil Barnes, Powell, outfielder for tho Phillies. IB to be ehlp- ped back to Boston from whence fie came, A bad knee has from becoming a. permanent member of the Bouad. Albert Nixon, formerly of Brooklyn, and now with the Braves, will be the new film mane IB the reigning: sensation In the camp or thfe Mecktncn.

The recruit Bet fans afire by his hitting ami Mack.ttcclnrc3 ho wilt show the something before-the ncason la JUNIATA MAZDAS BEADY, TO SIGN UP BALI 9 The. Jrinldta 'Mocda. Athlnlle- cliib, piiortltiK a hatieball Is anxious to, book tramea with' the KQTK, licUwood Cubs, Bollwoort-Y; Tyrone, Cresaon antt ClenrtlDld junior ms. OamcH can bn wrlt- "Alanaeor Carl Guy or of 112 Twelfth, avenue, JuhJtila or- caning Bell B57C-X. Members signed -up for the Jfazda.

club arc: William Anderson, Clarence Babcock, Barry, J. Beery, J. urnB i V. DessonborEer, 11. 'Eflmundson, J.

Ferry, G. Gates. CJuyor, J. GrlffLtfi, HaberHlroh. A Klolrt, J.

Kclls. C. Lar- rHtroh. A Kloln, J. Kolla.

Ben William 13. ri, Laird, R. Martin, D. Miller, C. Smeal, Smith, Show, K.

Witkcflcld, D. Wolr, William Wh'orry, Wright, J. MeCIoakcy, William Kohlnson, W. llamer, H. CorUn nnd Kelly.

FEATURE GAMES OF ALL TIMES'MIRROR SERVICE What 'the kreateat big league ball Ramea ever played? il Bccretnry and a Etllieilulo ot 33 amea Memorial day and clos- MEMPHIS, McKochnle, Pirate manager, will begin to luaue releases alter the exhlhltlon aeries here with the Memphis learn. Some of tho promising youngsters will bo farmed out to the Columbus. club and NEW New Orleans .14 to. 11, lost 4. CHATTANOOGA.

Rube held the Detroit'Tiger'a to five scattered htta and the Cincinnati Roils won ten one. Rulio Brcssler smacked two homers and Cavency and 'Plnetll one each. Atlanta Crackers tho 9 to A In no vert innings. KANSAS CITV. Cuba and the IJlues meet in tho second game today oC their glvc-Bamc Kcrlcs.

Yesterday the Cuba won 6 to 3. Portamouth club of (hii Virginia league 'won their third straight canio from the York cjub of the New York-Fennuylvania league, to 4. play What aland out aa the of tho major lenguea? icrolc fi Every baseball fan Is Interested In the aumerliiUvcs of tho national -itent games ever played. a Mirror has compiled the greatest game for each day of tho major league Ecanon, Log Inning- with the earliest opening dale, April 11. This feature will bo as Interesting to the old-lime as tho modern 1 fan, It-dateu-Vack to the Inception of major leagues, Get'ready, fans, for the most inler- sport STAR' feature over'offered.

Rollfng game in the Mkltilo Division ICIHTUO Inat evening. Telegraph and Signal Department hung up a seuBon record, scoring 2,807 "Ens. Tho team arot the highest Mingle ftmo totnl with 1,020 in tho ftrst game Jcnaon turned In a 243 snore. Pete FrankH high for tho match with 597. Tho scores: W.

'Lluck Plugs Strlltraattcr Brlner 129 169 ICO ISO 100 100 125 161 135 181 29 29 53 TeL Biff. Franks 192 Tlcnson 24S 678 810 759 2217 NEW LEAGUE MAY ADOPT BLAIR PLANS WOTKE DAME TAKES GAME. Tho Notro 13ame rngo live ivon th championship in tho Y. M. I.

Uaakot ill I can no on uos tiny livening, win from lliij rordhain qulnltiL 37-25 'ho rrnnio llio tliird of the scries Tho lineups: Notre Dame 37 Pordham Diinlan rorwrtrd Gnll Forward Call Center Snyde Guard SulUv hVcn.li-l.ind 'Uuaril CrnlE for Fnrr FLehl Dunlap lilcy 4. Wcaklnnd 3, Garin 1, CiiUy Sullivan 1. Koul Dunla The 'now leagua written for In- fort null cm on tho cviducl of ilia Blair County maeball league, tlie by-laws and rcffulatlohs tidopicd Jn liiuir forwarded. No less than lialf a dozen. leiiBuen have suuffht tlio "JJJalr unty ytan" during the past few years, ETS iraV.

T. M. bowlcra high total In the A. M. IJowlliiir LcaRiio on Tucaday cvcnlnK.

team winning two Of three Annies from tlic Metro leaders, Motro coppc'd the ojicnlnE game by 16 pins but lost the next two by big margins. Tho wlnnera got 2829 aa a. to al. Frank Bauman, T. M.

A. leadoft bowler sot a new league Ing 257 In tho ue and 673 In the Ing 257 In tho and 673 In the match totals. Koh Donnelly turned In a. 621 score. All howlcra hit tho qina for good scores.

The scores: Y. K. Btiuman 203 212 G72 WcLcr 1GS 181 narth 175 191. B33 I-Aiiggiith 1 if 9I1B 1EH 911 Sherry, ToUls IlnrrlH' ttuycr Meek Poo Total? 190 832 B62 375 2829 213 169 192 140 171 207 53S 163 311 168 142 007 SG8 2641 173 147 227 145 185 108 1020 879 958 2807 WZXOJ XCBET SFAHOIiEH, Tho Altobna Catholic Hlffli basketball team will play the third Ramo of Iho ticyrlfa with th SpniiKler Catholic High ttain, ar run King to meet on the Crosson floo tlilii-wcck, Altoona lOBt at Kpanctcr and the ppnni-Jer team lost in iliis city Tlio name wilt be the yt-asoti wlnil- affalr for the local players. KATE WO, HOKX FABK.

NEW YORK. April son home games on tho schedule niny have to be played, by tho Newark International Icanuo club at Jcr.icy City. John.Conway president of thfl league, Bald today. The Noiyark owners have failed to flnd a place for their Barnes to take Iho place of llar- rieon Held, which was burned down last Ecason. They trtcd to get ponnls- sion to use Meadow Hrook park, but the application was denied for the second time by the.

board of education. At Annapolln, Navy Georgetown 3. PcJncelon, Princeton Swarth- At New TIaven, New York Unlver- ilty Yale 3. At Cainhrldxe, Harvard. 12; Aon Hall 1.

New York, Columbia Williams At Eaaton, Lafayette Villa Nova NFAV YORK, April baak to championship form, Willie Hopnfi, world's billiard champion, humiliated Edonard HoremnnH, Helginn champion, laat night by beating: him EOO to In th5 second of three EOO-polnt blocks 'he-chaRinlonshln. Hof him a lead of 3,000 KO Into tho final block tonight. A crook until 7ou are off a few quick your car gone. Call, Galln 2. Ilcfur Car of Huntingdon '1JI support a pa-BcbaM team durlni he learn, lo tho club ot 'Jfuntlngdan, The 1 nine will UM tho P.

R. It. utb- fleltf. cht'chaniploB, called a match In Canal Zone witb JOM I.orabardo and may accept ona of two made to flight fCufrene Crlqui, NFAV TORK. April ears HKO, a minor lonfrup meot- BIH Killlfcr was AEkod why KpcnO some tho iniUlonJ! re- utc'rt to ho of the Chicago Cubs and set himself a club.

Kllllfcr lPlicfl that he never would have a ub if ho had to liuy one. It was hla theory, hn said, that the sst results! wore to bo obtained by jlldlnjr and developing youriff -Hd that whllo progrefes inlRlit he slow, tho roKiiEts more permanent, Klllifer Is still building, nnd be to be net on an Intention ttf ho Cubs raft yonnp pitchers who oiild keep trie club up tor-yeara after KOl its rcnl fitnrt, Tho Cuba finished thci nrst division ant year, nnd thoy will entor tho 192-1 pennant raco with tho snmo team. Tho for IniullnB a hit'hPr place thta depends Inrucly upon tho 1m- in tho yountf CLiarloy Iloliocher, a fine ahortutop. nrriictnil In tlio nikldla of tbe ifflnnry it was boliovcd by Jus in Hiftt IIol tocher trying to work thpm for H. transfer to aiiotbe; club, ana ho was plaecil on tbe lat) Knrl-Adnms, a younesler, was nt ubort, anil ho did well.

Tho club was Imndlcnppod also by a peculiar trouble Hint crlpplci Ray GrlnioH, tlift rcnular Hrut bane; wua reported from the trtiln Ing cnmp thlH ycnr that he was mu'cl bolter, nnil thiit ho would be'able ti play hlH standard came this ycnr. George Ctrnnilinm, Rood hlttor nn' A baso-rnnnrr, will soconj baao atsMn. lit, inri't the flossiest flcld er In the tramc. but bo 1m proved thin year, llai-ney PrLberp, good nll-roinul will bo iRHln at third -Stats lloathcot Miller from the outHeld coinblnn allon. Slata and Miller It Rom offenao BlreiiRth, but It Is none to fin tho dfifonKo.

OTTarrell and Ilnrtnett tho tho regu Inr catchers, but tho sturdy ami dura Mo O'I''nrreIl thrives so much on wor that ho do moat of tho Sob bo liind tho bat. rover Alexander, wlio feoma to l.i holherc'l Ifttlu by ago, leads tho pitcli Ing stiff, with Aldr.fiC, Kauffmnn. Koc ami OsboniD ns tho vcgularfi There is a lot of possibility in Mi slafi! anil also In the youngsters tlm KJUiror hus picked up and Is worli Ing with. If thc-i'o Is any great ivcnkncna 1 the" cluV, It is In (he luck of ood serves, and KJllifor hau not cxjicrli ed linlji to cull in an eintTirenoy. Tho Cubs nru a good deal like th Pirates.

They hav cdono very llttl to Improvo tho team, la prnlinlilc that tho team will closo lo Us 1923 form. HtrOGIHS IS CONFIDENT. N. April neia. Action on team wna aken nt a mec-tlnir of tho Frank I'.

Hammon No 14 at a recent meeting and a year la sod. Players that form tho P. H. R. cam of fast, year have been signed with several additions niadp.

All local ttlent will be used, the ot playcra being post member. 1 Veterans of Foreign Wni- and Am- rlcan legion nrc for amca. Arrangcincnta can bo nmdc by KBW TOU Jack Dempner and Harry WIMs are almost certain to fur the world's heavyweight champEoo- Bhlp In Jersey City next September, It I)ellevc4 horo following the announcement of Newton A. K. Hughce, Nuw Jersey Slnto JJnxInK commlsKlon- or, that he had no objection to mixed bouts or to uny arrangements for a Every poultry raiser remembers with dismay the errible death losses of his young chicks in past seasons.

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