The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 9

Saturday, April 3, 1926. Page Nine News of today the world of sport DASKETDALL BOWLING BASEBALL COXING HINT LEAGUE SCHEDULE GIVES PORT HURON OPENING GAME THE PORT HURON TIMES-HERALD Michigan' Ontario League, Official Schedule 1926 Sportorial RECRUIT UPSETS SISLER'S PLANS FOR CHASE cX VETERANS WILL RETURN IN 1927 TO PLAY NET SCHEDULE Htfr0 Pitted As Captain; Many Hard Canes Listed, With Several New Teams Appearing On Local Court i AT rORT HCROX 13-14-11 Mir Jun 4-S-t jur.t 22-23-24 Alt. 3-4-5 T2 13 4-3-T 22-23-24 J-4-S May Jjn 1-2-3 j-- July 23-14-1S Aug. -T-Z Aut. 24-2S-2 May Jure --lJ 1 July t-'IVtju Sport AT ITIXT Read AT nY CITT BAT CITT Times Mty May 51-31 ii 2-2i-2; Aug I-ll-l2 Sept.

TIS 1 3 -1 -1 July 5-8-4-I juiy 2J :4 Ail. 1T-1I-19 2-l-4 ITJ.XT s--t e-s tf.e rKrli; of th 2J77 High tU; ty 22. via J. Mjer. d.re-ct-ir of i at I w'X rm At er.

1 With the re -er trance 1-to the circuit was Tr.ere'y a "stAll" ca that so rrcF-res has been rtaie la the rrcro-3 tlan. lrelient HaJyraa. cf the lesc-je bats the frrr.er ciub mrr.b-er full use la which to make gc2 their prorr.ia to pv I1.2S8 each and leral a.rocia:jon rarera before he cffictaUy aneosnc cf the rti.ioT. r.vst the fact the ffice has cent out fc.ur-clut oche-Siiie leave little room for Soubt that the Canadians circy. make the grade.

rather retSab! In Lcadon. It has beea learned that Joha Anderca ha decHned take itr the Loadon franchise frora W. II. Heard. A week as It aa aid Anderson stood ready to bur the c'ut at baseball figure a.

Since then. tur LoaloB Heard has er.Jeavored to boost the rrlce and that hia efforts hare tr.et with Biy orlr.lc-n." sail the informant, "that Heard den't care a. rap whether Iocdoa has baiwbaU not. He Soem't like the gam and he doesn't the American cJtib owner. He a wealthy and he Jul 3'-3l Aut or tat It or t-: tr.

l--, 1 icjrt 9-itty ttrr. pro- -powt lr.i:sr Helm f)Rl HLK4JN i iUr jir. ju: j-: Auk-. i 3 J-II; sn. i Oscar Mellilo Is Making Real Bid For Berth In Brown 4ti Infield Br BlUr EVANS Tarpon Apr.

t. One Oscar IeUllo has upset con-slderaMy the plinn ct Manager George Sisler cf the Bu Louis Browns. By way et introduction. la a second haseman. He starred with Mll-auka la the American association last year.

When Sisler cam south to cor.di-tlon his athletes for the III race, he feU that his Infield waa one jeprtnnt ct play that waa defi-fcUeiy eettied. In other words, tt -enied a certainty that C.ene Kob-ertson would play third. Walter tierber short. Marty JdcManu eec-tnd. white Manager would cay on aro'tnu f.rst.

It is Just possible that hie Infield will line up that way when the season pens but at present It ta the mot unsettled part the team. Krom the very start eirlra training Mellilo has made It apparent that he la a mighty good ball player. He early showed brilliance In the field but did nothing serantlonat at (he bat. When It seemed as If Ma battlrw as too light to furnish serloua competition for Marty Mc.Vanus. he began to slug the ball alt over tre Jot.

Jn a came I saw pay against Itrooklyn. he made lour clean drires for a base or better i1' Throughout the spring eihlbi- 5 1 ee ftorr. i i i ft r. r- ft at FV If 1 i if J- v- A r. f.

1 i -4 I SaturJaya SaturJaja Rtturdajra I SaturJiva 31 10-11-13 Columns TYGER PITCHERS nEADTFOR EOi Holloway, Stoner Pitch Eight Innings In Game Ajr 3 Kn t-1 St rep teT re T)itra by an en- e' at v. liolioaiT tr. in kcwparahle Suzanne Will Be Married Soon To Writer it.v'a-lf'1 T-' I i -r. i Tr-rril to Itr ratenni I 1 1 f-- i-t c-T It -it- I td t. r.

-4: .4 fV'M f.er S.viil '-i- Irrn t-ut il. fr f'-' 'f ur-(tr rJ.ra. a -f I-'- i M. krun 1 irlri the I 4 .4 n-t uf 'h rc of i ur I I aa ri! f'uMrr, 1 v' 3-'. THE yUjrlrr ch2u: fsr JJ: of A ih Xiichicn-Onxi ZUMtAlI 1 reA4 t-ir.

It contains the r.rnt cf sly fear clvba. on ind Lor de Bfrt It woaM em tht thl is rvidenc tht tfc Cab w-i'-l rot measNer ct th i ye-r. club have a. few kourt in hch to r-5ce cn thr for r- 1 to 1. by lk Ji-rf-Jpr last tslfel- It Im cf rsuwt n4 tht lh 1 Mint a THE cm.

at fflcla'tT airii It jwia r.ct nt the rr.ani the Hut ctr.er la r. cittea have eer.t wori that the rejueet Icr ARE SCHEDULED TO ROLL TOUT 1921 A. B. C. Leaders Last Hope Of Critics To Cop Lead From Port Huron Ait.

3 who went In their team atrin Krt-Jay right were echedalel to to back on the today to attempt Jto pet their rarr.e ca the hoard and i IrciJer.taHy to carture a ehare the rr.oney la the American Cor Kress tournament here. ilembcra cf the r.arhasol ti ao red a best in the country are on the rropram double and sintle. nsroasois cr.tiiiu ethers expected to maVe a show- tt the events are mem-lers of the I lanalr.gton hotel of Milwaukee who alo registered hich. the Bishop Kettelers of Cht- cso an dothers. W.

Katrj Kecreatlon club cf Toronto, Is ore of tha best bets tr tonight In the five men. accord- ty A. II. C. followers.

The Karry'a formerly the saunaers iwhk-h won the 1921 tournament with a score of 3.P65 on tha last rifrht cf the meet, are on the 1'uad. i Tim I r1f1nr XltC lCtm.Aa Uccroatlon No. 2. ln Huron SO.Vt Ulrk Itrothcts, t'hirago 302 K. A.

Itivera. Ilochester ....2999 agies. Toicdo 23s Columbus 2)t flnrdetla-Tocco. iHtroit llnbert-Ooiey. Ilocheter Cleveland.

itathke-Fucik. Iictroit 'icrloski-Shiokett IMI IIU ALS cel. rtra-! Cleveland M-ier. Newport. Ky.

L'uck, Detroit AM, l.YI.NTS flerloskf. Dtro.t r-jonornono. Hochester Chicago I Chirao Ucholi. Buffalo .1 J5S- .1344 133 1 3.i 1 3 I 731 7M 711 -oi .177 .1942 .1923 Cruickshank Is Finally Champ Tir.h-.irst. N.

Ajr i Bobh F-oU Is A g-M cr.a-ri sfrer r.urrero-is re- vra. of ti ncrtb snd rri lie 'ct til epen In l--' Jor.s In a piay-o. xh.e aiir'er i las gursd in the me.nev In to'irriameits, iae treats. a re F08MEB CHIPS 51 representing," a i i 1 I AT SACLNAW yu May tjf) June S-I; Ju 1 Jul J5--31 Aug Il sept. -4 May jac jur.

May Jun jur Aug. Aug. Herald Mty 1I-1J-: ja July 3r.f Au. JO-31. 1 May Mr ju- ju.y AUK.

ray Juno E-5-4-T juir 1T-1S-1J re1em the Miwa ry the team. Tne rac-q-t tr.t at Iat ia the tt in eoveral iwaaora and the cf can for jUcea I. l.r.r Most rf the junior of the etate contemplate hmvlnx tarr.e th yar. Gran 1 l.ap:d ht luch a of tart th? he on the lr.trro;f It Fronorirg a atate- Junior jnt which heM e-i:) i.lT.t la hown 'tr ether jjrir.r ItMee at FS.nt. IVrt II I'arlc and Day HOT Wc-'-rn Prate ar-i Cal-vtT c-llec.

aa a cf 'h r.ik'rc the Mlchl- cowper.l.ve s.a'.e thl The sate f. a wl 1 he tec: led at Kt I i. VCerstty" cf MlchTgan t4m. wV T)rt tJtk. rt ln thji meet l'se to ri- sl rree's ar I to tht Z.

1. 1 sihlcli t. early la iters, are The h.rtin the former Agi' hro-An oy otti- 'ial dn-t'-m. meet two West- ern Crfererr s-haoij in baseball tr xxr.t. M.chigan and Ohio Mate.

The S. C. schedule la large! s. th list Including hniral. Syracuse lake IV ret.

Hijtier. St. i v'ora T'fh sr. I Western il two garret wsth th r.iveraty cf gn. th a'ejs' rir pr-oaith-n ii; r-rr.

fr'-m Aiti r. H--p" ar 1 Western a- Nrrr.al. Th i he training ea nt 1'crt rg There are e.ght s.T-foters cr i Tvg'ra' trtrirg A'; ('. They are Cobb. I'ip (Jihatsn.

Harry Krftti 11'lbair. Carl He.rn.e Ue'rge Srnith ar tig I The Tiry T.rn"" ti is Jack ah? towers 5 fee i ir. hs syard srl eighs PHTnOIT Three Mu-h in r-1 -r I'sguers hve tr in ry'rir. ir-pa. C'sier cf tve rates.

Charis kr'-rr cf r5in'" ti.e Tlge-a a-1 Wg'i'e 1" P. 's-1 Typla. wiil la the lie Is. Or.lND Amateyjr hov -g chs rr a In be decijel here 12 at the ra'a the s'lte Bevere s'res are en-teret from An Arbor. C.tr.

tus'et Kaiarr.aaoo r. 1 Crartd lt.tr lis. A T.B TON" rWe-t turret out fn s-jua I tcr na by 1 c-t. cc.ege. h-tl cac were me-g wht responded.

i car.di tates :4 22 31 I i tt. 1 1 vnktf. if. tr.i to kei ti: torr. '-r.

bi at th I 2-l r.rvrr. r- l.ort. hi r.o'f.r fur- 1. Irm! 1 jrrr r. th XI irl --i- a ro- Carlisles Game Monday rf the Heri'js the lirr t.urr.t.er -f Tru- f-; that t'- i-i at tv 't reguTar a r'g hed-iie cf hn he en r.

I i ee rn i ttr. 1 ia a A ti- ij i. m. in in a'tr t4 l.n'j HU NK anil if hi. iwnU rf are as Itarf Vnt- Matle-e ny.tee I il tl.

Wliie I staling re It as if thvt remiriab'e enhTe I win the -e'sT was r.c re so g-. I. Iu: f-etr a fne art Is haTl deal two fet the eTTt rn 1 hy L'vtn. He the rnt: ar.l E. ar a rr- le ho.

af'er he s-par- hal it won a f.re t- he iri. ri 1 the Kv ans ard cinched the t.t 1 I'f see. It was th 13th lxlo that et francls nlh.r lltle anil iie mr imafrtir championship to Mas lirton. artcrjl years mn when the- lo -tans mot. OlIMrrs TOll.ll I.ITK Tt sit even a hn Ouirrtet is a r(k.

a i ttie rcre a fr-Ti h. cup Mvr-sr -s a hvv on the a a a rf II) yard. It th.it tt wvsid Ire? a iac cl th Th (- tK The hs'l h't hoy sc-j wor'str c-t the i utae ar.l s-rei ahout 4' I -t h.e. Maratcn, the i tha he h. a 1 a glcp.rg it a i Cv.

was fthkrr. He I 'see! It's ps.tt a and i He tra.led the rt cf tfce we. Thesa arc il a few of the many rmps.rt.ant maithew that hat b-a destle on he tjth l.otc. -Hers caa it a Jin Dam- per. WORTH IH SPORTl KNOWING1 M.ae Be a e-t fa s-t c.er cf 1 Wis.

g-t a verr rrurh i Pee I j. ss her w. a th.s star titie. as O.v.r cf Creen Bay tot a- cn i NV. 4.

a ev -Z ard he ira rc 2rse- at th Bl- I cc i aukee. wot? te I a II. Ui Ir ta i i i should worry. I beiieve he made omethlnc fll.CO lat year and he'll be money ahead If he loses prwlon cf his listed play-era and those aa'e trial now. And he's bound to Soee them I -caue no Individual can own bail era he connected with crgar.lied TF London and fall to meet the requirements ct the league, as set forth after they had been dropped, both will lose he-avliy on pinyets.

Harr.iltnn has a number epier.dld rccrtiita lut In owns a number cf ethers. Lottdan Is In a like position. Unless these clubs assign the listed players to ine iiie.i ip the league and allow It to dispose Jmer.ta. theVll lo. every dime the are worth.

For all win be des-lared free agents. This Is an orgs-ntred baseball laar. which only p.ermlts sale or holdings In an authorized league. The Canadians have been duly apprised of this by the league office, but have taken no action to far to ward off a financial loss. IX the rew schedule the renins; r- m.

fA k. a fa. Ttlnf t.ort Huron. The Saginaw Aces the opponents cf the Vehics fPn Tuesday afternoon. May 11.

and port Huron fans will entertain Bay Wolves. The Bay City club jil then corne to and Fael- tiaw will come to I'ort Huron. This is the makeup of the first week a piaylng season. The Saturday. nnA holiday dates have been as evenly apportioned as pos- sible.

Tort Huron, lying a little outside of the Michigan gone, has the greater miles to cover, or 1,450. Bay City Is next with 1.400. Flint and Saginaw are even with 1.J'.'0. These are round numbers however. They permit one to estimate, however, that a well balanced league should make money on such short mileage.

And no one should be- rrn.U-n all the clubs if they can make a little money after the ups and downs of recent years are considered. Firpo Ready To Face Spall a In Comeback Fight (Vt The AasoetstM Praa Buenos Aires. Apr. J. Luis Ar.gel KIrpo expects ta defeat Erminio cf Itaiy la tl-eir IS-round bout tonight.

"The Will Bull cf the larr looks for a hsrd Cght, however, than he hat when be put the heavyaeght of fiurope to s'eep tmo years In 1' rourta hss teen tra cir.g unter the tufe'aa-e cf Burge. sportsrran. who was oil rrector when Jsrk r-en psey knocked him cut at Vv Vr.rlr f0noarers rrejt-t tl-at send the Italian erraattirg sn4 krirko, m. rounds. rirpo.

however, is n-t quits so cpt -yi W'l teg'n ht 1 9 Vew Tork tirr-e. Firro it! ant.t tr-e about and Gre6 Ready To Quit After He Has Won Title Jfarrr Oreb who Ire. rr.ta. hox'rg tit! tr Tger Flowers recert'y. has three rr.hl-flcra.

The rt Is to win hack the rhtrrpiT ship In th return bout F'owers. May 21: the is to meet and defeat psu; Berien-t-arg. 1'ght hesivywetght tttlehoid-er. and the third la to r're after he hae acccrcpiished h.a first two -fm re-rer to let that I s-rjrk in the garr fr I ahoti'd have Oreb was e.at- ed as sayirc when qiuesord shonM I a. I the money i ever need, mien I get throtsrh with regf FTowers frht I'll bar like left out cf rr.y 1927 Basketball Card Arranged Jan.

I. rising. I JllxiTtte. IS At r4 I. 21 I rrrvlale-.

2S IT. CUiMUS. Feb. 4 Monroe. 1 1 Hint.

12 Arthur HUI is TptlantL It Bay City. r.oyal Oak. March 4 At RirminaTbam. 8 At rratac. Two game played la rrr.ber with cotsr.ty High school teams, while a cmontest with Attn i 1 Arbor fr Xarca 11 p-tasz.

1 ie Looking Over State Sports With The A. P. Tie AaeoeSa'et rr State ha In Barney Trayr.or aa a- foetal! coach who fortl-T. 12 yarV eiprience In teacMr-c the sriitrcn ga-re. lUcic tn the da- wVn t.

at-enlel Vi: H.gh echoI. Trayrtor cn l-ttera lr an 1 Kttn the war. whi-h entere-1 lliaoil aa -n tn trtint.l frora -hfol. roull not tn.h from l.im. for he layej In IVdr.ce en ttimi re.ru.:4 arrr-sy rank.

For jearj. lli. Traynor plaj -n the f-rothatl team l.e carta Jnel year. i5J sport wer. not frstten.

f-T he tio two Traynor coached the Una In the years Imrre- rtucwin rn Co ite. There, too. he tn coachlrg track: nje.a ant baaetbaU theory. I-aat vear he rnt at ua v'y law. Trtr'r begin spring foot wtrk at I Itna Apr.

S. lie takes the John Taj r. I row cn a r's leave. T.a rinin cf ornr.ii.! hae- a return ta this ar live aroused ist.C la- er-t ii l.wl.rgton but riasy cities an I towr.a near- Hart. ir an 1 fare he ier.a.ir..

cf at t.ngtrn l''ji f- b.i ii-1 ii "t'ri ho uniTtr 1 been mr sicreea. ful In Lud.rgtjn than In nary cities if Urgr It ta rer-nte frri cities cf Michlsm. but Its be'n i- a circuit Grand arl KdtmtP) th nitter cf ar.l irr: road trspa a rr.uch s.m-'prr ere than that of teyrr-e It the M'chigin-Or'a'to whl-h In 'past years have the eper.a of ior r- to ir I frti Ontrt cit'es of tj-a Irin the f.ranrial si tb L'J enterp-ise s.i. start There is a fund rt frtm the f-rrer Lu 5 trg'n Central league clih. srl is ioi 'ea by a ft fur da.

Def n.te ira. i cf a iir and piayers and other de tafs cf haaehtil crrfiat'cn are heing he- ti aheysree ft has been def.n.te'T errr th: the new league r. cf as a sp.rt In Michigan is se-i in arnourcerr.er.ts fro-rj several stlte concerr.isg plans for their 124 net fearr.s. At Michigan Stlte college the rtetrren are be.rg looked to In part GIVING THE I aV av a i i I nUs roi eolet.oi arorei f.e aero- 1 ar 1 :r.n;r run t-e vK-tora. Warr-r.

position on the hot corner cf t-e it 2 ir no -in Xta by 11 Manager cc.s g.t ve.rn.rg Wn he settt Into center feil tea-n. He got ore hit tn two trips to t'e Ar.otr st4 perhaps an In'er-ciub g-me is the program jr tiav. y-jndsy be a day cf ret. ar.l Menlae the Tygers. en! route toward Navla meet team of tre Southern jic in an on game at A r.

x. It .1 be a series i -r rmflha-. ti 'am. a4'i tte f.njl esh.l.Ulon gume tcieluieJ at a ek ay. Tre cup comretflon In ter-its lrauguratel In 1J0O.

then It ha 1 een held every vitii the cf the war peri-1 1 lS-yl. A erir won the first ar.1 Ji Mr ouch the ers bss been iju 'e ul -trs s-imrver the f.irr.ous A-rri-an r'irtet. rorr.posel cf 1 i'n. i.invn. Ii.charls ar gave thl country Its th fj--cesa.

setting a r.ew -r ever.t. It S.a a fart that rrrr, cf the tej K-a-ea ave C' PT 1 the Ther are 1 sr. I Au'tra'a the f'Trrer havrg f.ve victories crt.t ar.l the latter seven is's 1 Iri 22 fnt'rn rations entered, ere cf the largest f.e'.'ts In the histcry cf the Many farreus ci'' have re ree! fT the cup. s.rr.e rf the f. -re rrom'rert cr.es helr.g Broskea ard W.llirg rf Australia; hh.irr.'i i srd Ha-s'ta.

Japan; B-ro- tra art Fnr', ant V. ten arl Hi chtrds cf Ar.trici. II I. OOD. raiif T-mrry rt tit't 5 g' -raTi'n.

"et a k-xl- Tra-k C-irago -tm Ckl t-T-CsL i tyA'S. AO t-C3t 1 I 1 IENMS I i i TJ va Pt- i "rl notches ghy vt 'Cr-. navinsj no worries over his Infiel.J, Manager Sisler has teen forced to dv considerable ea iverlmentir.g. He has been using cwnua and imbertson at third base. That Is Kobertson tegular Job.

hen McManus csm to th American Lergue It was as a third baseman. He did fairly well but waa oon shifted to second and at ence took to th new position. He is now rated as on of th best players in th American league around th keystone sack. Second base has always been Mel-lllo fort. It Is th on plac In tn Infield that can play.

His great showing In th spring made it necessary for Sisler to shift bis combination. Desirous of retaining the batting power of McManus would much -refer playing second, he Is behav-iric like a good soldier and giving th club his very best at the difficult corner. If Mellilo force McManus eft second and McManus wins th Job at third, it will relegate one th best men in th league at that bag; to th bench. Gen Itobertson. Mellilo can field and like to play baseball.

1 would rat him a sure enough big leaguer. His cbiiity to consistently hit big league pitching can only proved In actual competition. L'ntil that Is definitely demonstrated there is no certainty as th makeup the St. Lenuls Infield. Iiegardlesa of who win th Job a- regulars, th club certainly hss been strengthened by th addition of so clever a player as Oscar Mel-liTo.

Mellilo is sur to popular In St. Leouts. Th fans will like Me style. Iiegardlesa whether he wins a regular berth or merelv r'ye utility roles, he will out there giving hi best. Theie are only a few player of Italian birth In the major leagues.

Melliln la on of them A goodly portion of the fans In Ft. Louis ar Itahans. So when Mellilo puH a rood play this summer mey eiperi to hear: "Vive ss tl. id CC-J-Ieg cheer for Mellilo. Northwest Has Strong Grasp On Net Title fnr TVS Apr.

Th aster states) of North and South Dakota, s'and tgck fo hack IMty to hatti Colorado and li.fh-ieti, fnf. lh. High school basket hail title of the na 'ion. Fargo. North meets ieMo, Colorado, sr.d Ksiern.

S-yyth Dakota, meeta r.t'M.arg, Mass, 1st today In th semi-finals of the Natiorst Invitational Tournamert of the Unlrerstty of Chl-sro for th High echoed Championship, and th winners of the (wo frays ITI corn-tefe tonight for the golden th emt fern of s-jprernscy, Th two Dakota quintet marched to th round with viotorlea respectively over Mirp Nti Teg whil Kltchhurg was conejuerlrg NsrtScok. nd fneMo wss Wire Newton. Kan. The North- th rp of vieory with! resep. ttr h-rh surrlvirg tr.

are aerorded an even chance or better pertKIpat In th final FVHay Night's Score were rr-r. N. D. 2, Oaylord, Minn. 2 4.

Salem. B. D. 25. Ttre'lrenrtdg High Pan An'onio.

IS. Baehlo. CoU 1. Ne-won. Kan.

It FTtrhh-orr Jd, 22; Nantlcoke. Pa 14. Muravero Picked As Court Leader niehard Muatem, a Hras of two aeaaona. will lwj tft Tort liaron lHzh hoed td-White dsrlng th 127 batkrt-ha II rwmratlzD. At a r-oent mes-tinc JU Msgster) ga'T.

ereal nlne of 19 poair4e oew for tb powttton. orsve-ro has wren taro hall enters, I are, ta ftrwhall and two la basketball. If th ha will perohaMy win tn behn this pt-to. he will finish ereod yes of erapethtow a a High aonorj at hie-to srttb e-ew rnimrrtlt. Grand Trunk, Play Third i tr i -n 'T gj-r-e --t a r.

-I I a i i ge- T. i -A i fi e- e. or( I a a the stor.d t-a tITa 7 i yra iet EVAN nx i T-st ta ail i 'r tU- aeTf crl rs a ar iMi be: e-ery fgh'er et he ls bji ry, a S'ra e- 3 aa e-ir, va VI as -x. rt i i -rt out A tii. ate rt a a a i i pat rr v-has rrt I rt fc rfeasikn.aU ere srtpcr-th, i j.i..., -'sa me- I t.

lir ttvo tM. li front Ron; MBtTt J---ir IS a h. a lis K-rttg-N-! 1 th it t-irr, i'-r I a i -r 'ct i Ft-ree won cren at -the i the c5'y t-ct cf r- A. after f'a'lg -n. a i th "a e.

E.S -ee Vf -c at ahctit a fcot and the rr'nt. Be- hat A th-ea h'm the b'g ra Ve t. a A a 9. be 3J i -a area eas-iy. a par threa tole a rUHTa to N-et ihe tmtctl 4atra, la ho cf the a ccu-se th.xt Jw I FLAG CHA NCES ON THE a.

Ma-Ioeia: I snd stuth efamrt'n eri-ur i hew Tork ar-a'e and Tommy Hinr.on. you-g profes "r.i. fn- sor.1 i t-Cf-'srran. a stroa beh.lDl the HOT TRIV1. ark Cu1r ds r-o.

I'lt'shurch. scored kr.irkOTt ever Mel Dcs Ante BALL CLUBS iaS-AT 13 tt.Z tS CM oC04 i i i i eTT tLU keV i Jk- 7 3 vV K. sasassw a. a ai TrlA'CUieVO C- Jr SZT CL5i e-- -r ye tr-j a rv er RSS the catt-rial am eharr by th. ss Ch c'g Evatta av- ho' rrarg aas tve CsMt-s.

e. v. thajr.r-st r--i- turttel tie cuy. rr.ca; -t Ul, Aec.