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THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDXY, NOVEMBER 20, 1927 oo iicago Nationals For irafes Trade CUBS GET CUYLER FOR TWO PLAYERS I 6AR5 Adams and Pete Scott Pirates in Exchange Famous Outfielder Sparky Go to For of t. Providers Genuin Pleasure Since 1863 Unexpected freezes dont cars with Nofe.p It wont evaporate A Record of LEADERSHIP Sustained Only by Keeping Up The Quality and by keeping your system glycerine tight, make it last all winter. Safe NoVap is pure distilled glycerine and water, nothing else Standard. It will not harm Duco or other finishes. Leading manufacturers of motor cars recommend glycerine to prevent frozen radiators.

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Dependable Because NoVap will not boil away or interfere with cooling on warm days, you can put it in your radiator early in the season, then sudden cold snaps cannot find you unprepared. Because it wont evaporate you can give your radiator one Tilling at the beginning of the season ITAZEN S. CUYLER Who Becomes a Cub PITTSBURG, Nov 28 (A. Hazen (Kiki) Cuyler, crack outfielder and center of one of baseball most sensational controversies, tonight was traded by the Pittsburg Pirates to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Earl i (Sparky) Adams, infielder, and Floyd J. (Pete) Scott, outfielder.

Sam WatterS, secretary of the Pittsburg Baseball Club, announcing the trade tonight, said the deal had been arranged on a straight player basis with no money involved. Pittsburg was represented in the negotiations by Pres Barney Dreyfuss and Manager Donie Bush, while the Chicago negotiators were Pres William Veeck and Manager Joe McCarthy. Trading of Cuyler had been forecast in the middle of last season when he and Bush became Involved in a controversy that resulted in the speedy outfielder occupying the bench for most of the National League season and during the entire World Series. EARL ADAMS Now a Pirate as Result of Trade one of the best in the circuit. When the Pirates slumped badly early in the 1927 season, George Grantham was shifted from first base to second and Joe Harris, veteran slugger, was stationed at first base.

That lineup was preserved during the rest of the season, but Harris, handicapped by various injuries, played most of the time on his nerve. His batting and fielding suffered as a consequence. Cuyler came to Pittsburg from Bay City, Mich. In 1921, but was sent back for further seasoning the following year. He returned to the Pirates from Nashville of the Southern Association in 1923 and became a regular In the next year.

He batted .354 in 1924, .357 in 1925 and .321 in 1926. This year he compiled a batting average of a few points over .300 and led his club in stolen bases, although he appeared In only a comparatively few games. He is one of the fastest men in the league and during his service with the Pirates consistently ranked with the leaders In stolen bases. The new J. A.

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While many owners of such cars have used glycerino with satisfaction, the servicing required to assure success is not usually available. SOLD AT FIRST CLASS PI-'ALERS INCLUDING JENNET FILLING STATIONS Whole, file 1 1 IN SCO IT SUPPLY 574 Commonwealth Boton Tel. Kenmore 1461 Distributors BUTTS Gl ORDWAV 44 Stanhope Boston Tel. Back Bay 5301 Fined and Benched Cuyler had objected to being placed second in the batting order where, he contended, he seemed unable to hit within many points of his usual batting average. Later he was fined $50 for failure to slide into second base on a close play during an important series with the New York Giants.

Protesting against the line, Cuyler maintained that he had made the correct play inasmuch as by going into the base standing up he had prevented a possible double play. Shortly after the fine. Cuyler was benched and Clyde Barnhart was sent into left field. After Barnhart was safety LADIES FEDERAL RESERVE BOSTON AT NEW BOSTON Warren 1409 Hobah 1377 Dakin 94 125 9 111 too Ha-sam 1m 83 inn 85 Colby 97 113 93 -Brown 77 10 94 MacLeod 70 93 Shi Kaufman 80 97 Thompson. 80 14 ....100 ss 11 CUYLER TO MAKE CUBS' OUTFIELD FORMIDABLE CHICAGO, Nov 23 (A.

The acquisition of Hazen (Kiki) Cuyler by the Chicago Cubs was the chief deal on which the Cubs had decided for this Winter to strengthen the team. To get Cuyler the Cubs had to turn over one of the best second basemen in the major leagues, Earl "Sparky" Adams, and Floyd Scott, an outfielder. The addition of Cuyler gives the Cubs one of the greatest collections of fly-chasers and hitters in baseball history. Hack Wilson, Riggs Stephenson, Earl Webb and Cliff Heathcote are the present Cub fielders. Stephenson and Wilson, with Cuyler in right field, probably will compose the regu- lar trio.

In Adams place at second the Cubs will have Freddy Maguire. ex-Holy Cross star, and second baseman of the Toledo American association cham- At short the Cubs already another Toledo star, Woody I and at third is Eddie Pick, I ex-Kansas City player. These three youngsters on the infied xvill be by Capt Charlie Grimm at WINCHESTER FACES UNDEFEATED TEAM Amesbury High Eleven Has Impressive Record Post-Season Contest on Saturday Between Strong; Outfits ELLIS NOT TO PLAT BASKET BALL AT TUFTS ONTIL AFTER MIDYEAR Star Forward and Appiani to Devote More Time to Studies Fitzgerald and Kennedy Join Manlys Squad-40 Freshmen Out COTTAGE PARK GAINS IN AMATEUR BOSTON Mt Pleasant Increases Its Lead in 1, 0. 0. F.

Race ALLEYS Sea Lions 753 I Sruiiuns 719 Doherty 70 75 Calvin 74 76. Hooley 78 75 -Dwyer 71 OS Honan til 79 Maloney 04 hurt the Pirates recalled Adam Comor- Haniner 9t 79 Ready 67 63 sky a recruit, from the Western InuiIffiy 67 6.) Baines League, to succeed him and Totals 375 37k! Totals Lobsters 705 Flounders Morrissey 1 87 Snook Hunter 40 Bennett 7 ftonsfield Ryan 09 77, Tint Dummy 5 4 04; Moss to succeed him and kept Cuyler on the bench. From time to time Cuyler was used in a pinch-hitting role, but during the World Series he was kept strictly on the bench. Appeals of Pittsburg fans that he be Totals .441525 4431 Totals .434 470407 Everett 1400 i America 1371 Jones ..102 10 96 (Kuhn 100 85 101 Green HO 12 83 sp 103 70 Crocker 119 88 78 Smith 4 87 17 given a chance went unheeded. Totals.

..478 45 438 -J Putnam 1435 i benny no Pihlrantz 105 104 77J 99 los Coale Hali-h 77 lort 104 Maun lieu-urn. or, sli Totals 325 3801 Totals 340 358 Sharks 733 Hornpoufs 679 Michias Breaks Single Mark With 136 in Market Bowling Roman 02. To Tyler H'MM. Sul'vn 77 jDunimy Eaton 09 ioidenbnum 84 Sh.iun'sy Binkley Kiv.z 31 70 85 02 58 01 07 Pirates Welcome Deal Pirate officials regarded the trade as certain to strengthen the team for the 192S season. They pointed out that the National League champions were in need of a good second base-man and that Adams is regarded as first.

pions. have English, steadied 356 77 7R 70 U'J Totals. Eels- Hollllfai Gummier Borthwick Hu Huy Reunion Totals Totals. 409 4 I Wl Totals. .454 445 433 The Cottage Park Yacht Club persisted in Its quest for leadership in the Amateur Boston Pin League by handing the Oxford Club a clean sweep on the latters home alleys last night and as Winthrop lost one point to the BOSTON GLOBE 353 387 John 14.

Withers Ed Grant 1 Morrison 71 03 SMiiicLeui HI MacArthur Sfi 77 prHpatterson .300 Wilson SO OS lOOiSempie SO Yummy 2 71 Greene 01 Withers. H5 02 OS Grant 08 STONE 5, WEBSTER AT RECREATION ALLEYS Drafting No. 1 1312 n-iiaimmunt- -1292 Cohen La-c-kb Totals. .412 442 433! Totals. .430 432 40S Simpson 13.VJ Lamb 1331 Lees 84 119 Lamb 5 8 0M Stalling' 77 lol 74 83 82 Holmes 76 100 73, Green 01 93 IM 99 8H .108 86 Totals.

.516 478 4-Srl Total. .393 419 409 Hamilton 1413 Paige 1415 Mav 108 94 91 100 83 Davia ....106 80 107 lO Gara. 81 89 79 Snow 88 76 80 Bear 104 108 00 bl 76 101Tucker 88 90 .114 123 8H Leavitt ..100 106 91 Tilton Giivray. 76 90 36 Flanagan 86 lot 32 Hearty 78 91 86 Orr 71 89 34 Sampson 89 mo S3 MatLeilan. 82 102 03 Simpson 82 Lamb 08 87 70 Withers 92 07 Totals .497 449 4091 Totals.

.485 488 442 Totals. .400 471 421 Pu rchasin cr 1301 Little S2 01 84 Gibbons. 77 74112 04 84 00 Bennett 92 83 75 Dayhoff. 80 82 03 AMESBURY, Nov 29 Amesbury High School, with an unbeaten loot-ball eleven, will oppose Winchester High School in a post-season grime at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon at Ames-bury High School field. Amesbury High, under the coaching 1 of Charles Broderick, has won mr.a games, and for the first tinm since 1920 it has gone through its season without a defeat.

Seven years ago, under Aaron Yeaton, Amesbury High was unscored on. Winchester High shares an equal hold on the Mystic Valley League championships with Melrose and Arlington High Schools. Coach m-lield has had charge at Winchester and the entire squad has contributed the success rather than any eleven piay-, era. Tiie players have been well I drilled, but in meeting Ameshui tney will tackle a team that has won de-j clsively over its opponents in an irn-1 pressive manner, wuh one x. e- Lon.

Gloucester High. Amesbury High won over the Fishing City eleven by kicking the goal after the touchdown. The record is as follows: Dimmer Academy, 19-8; Swampscott High. 14-0; Gloucester High, 7-6; Exeter, High. 36-0; Rochester, If.

High. 40-0; Maynard High. 26-0; Methuen High, 32-0; Sanborn Seminary, Portsmouth, High, 52-6. The stars of the Amesbury team ars Clark and Brady, speedy, hard-running backs, and Capt Mailet, left guard. The others of the first team are Oue-lette, Suorsa.

Gordon, Scott. Boyle, McGrath, Richardson and Joubert. Totals 422 594 426 Totals ..440 459 441 Williamson 1247 Shepherd 1254 Doutrlas 79 102 78: Dummy 73 73 68 Fisher 85 73 68; Harvey 76 87 86 Young 73 86 OtjGreive 76 87 74 Sun 100 85 79 (Jordon 85 79 105 Williamson 75 86 93 96 91 1 Totals 412 432 403 Totals ..408 422 424 Totals .431 418 454 Aecountinr 1 231 -1345 1 AT CONGRESS ALLEYS ropobte. 1300 Rayobics 128 4 Boston city bowlers, only two points Mrafferty 7 3 76 cnZn separates the two teams. 02 95 62 Not a single Oxford pin-toppier 95 3 s7 ver bowled less than 100 in any but the Cottage upholders of the 1 Totals .451 411 4441 ancient sport of guita percha, were! Macs -1308 just a bit better, rolling 1781 to Ox-! 7 fords 1714.

Malden passed the Oxford Club in the leagues standing by winning four from Ionic, who captured the cellar position, as Kernwood pulled a surprise by taking three from Med- Saln(lrrs lord. Mierwood 8. 86 8 jyj arshall The Mt Pleasant team in the Odd Ldot 77 94 lojiciaymau Fellows League slept more soundly crommelt 67 96 ill stai 'ley as a result of last night's matches at North Station Alleys, for their nearest rivals, the Hobah outfit, only won one point from Warren, while the leaders took all four from Roxbury. Everett made a decided advance by a cleansweep over the American team. A new single string mark was set up in the Boston Market League when Michias of the Hollis team hit 133 to break Scott's 132.

The tie for second place was not decided as both Swift Company rollers and Thorndike Gerrish won three points. FEDERAL RESERVE AT CONGRESS ALLEYS YfaeU 1275 Coons 1273 92 72 79 Brannen 90 93 75 82 92 Oouthlm 85 81 8t 87 Hbfiit ....102 68 Walker 83 76 8.VZff 94 78 Boardman. 88 119 85 sE ONeil. 91 83 419 (36 420 Totals 462 4-13 Muskrats 1234 Coyotes 1165 Bi, keinr. 90 73 87 Tloaly 72 72 Clancy 78 81 63 i nninsrton 65 90 85 71 iGayuor.

84 81 1 Personnel Hedjrer Weber Wheeler burner NI Donald CORPORATION LEAGUE AT RECREATION ALLEYS Of 92 10UIontt-mo'y 79 83 78 NET 1506 Davis Px 109 115 Dummy 79 82 93 Glynn ....122 121 96 Smith 82 112 116 Butts 95 90 93 United Shoe 1423 Gatchelll03 83 93 Gchell. 79 82 101 103 87 119 'ox 89 83 99 Bennett ...118 87 07 79 79 78 83 H9 Totals. .413 435 4671 Totals. 419 433 399 Enfdneerim? 1387 Construction 1292 Fsondcn .197 94 91 Isnaford 78 82 78 Ethsridpe .1 14 180 112 1 Bower 74 98 96 83 9S 83 Me.tiury 77 82 83 Korr 81 85 84 ''ulhane 93 93 93 Jane 82 82 101 jBeekct 85 ltm 77 Totals. .467 459 4611 Totals.

412 435 425 Totals .476 517 513 1 Totals .492 422 509 Filene 1489 Hood Rubber 1408 Sillivan 86 99 96 1 Shackett 86 101 96 Roiilns 103 104 1 lOiPrower 82 87 80 Ferry 100 97 iisl.Avaneil 88 86 109 Jones 89 108 94iW 96 97 108 Tracy 91 108 106 Gilholm ..120 90 82 408 80 81 75 Knott 95 84 82 'Ilonougrh 78 77 7S Thompson. 73 61 1 15 Neville. 93 63 74 Totals .409 516 5041 Totals 472 461 475 Edison 1418 1 Checker Taxi 1336 Chase 88 89 80 Anderson. 99 94 86 Bergstrom to) 84 1 15 Hnryins 76 70 92 Red Davis 84 83 91 Mvonamano 89 85 77 AMATEUR BOSTON PIN Totals. .408 406 4201 Totals.

.392 399 304 Baboons 1289 Hyenas 1239 Oxford 1714 SOUTH END NEIGHBORHOOD AT MURRAYS ALLEYS South End A A 1386, Spartan 1377 Bonfilio. 85 115 90, Makes. 92 98 113 84 38 82 Herbs 96 81 98 Rockford .103 96 104 Bal-ama ...91 79 63 Fields ....104 91 8S.Syrios. 86 99 89 82 86 88 Karceettos 83 90 114 Totals. .438 476 452 Laconian 1 365 Davis 125 75 96 86 85 82 Lifousky.

91 72 104 Wilde 81 108 79 Sight 90 91 100 Totals. .448 447 482 Cathedral 1338 93 99 116 rules 97 77 73 .84 94 101 ji-mit 95 89 83 IcCarthy. 69 85 81 Comolle ..105 89 104 Brady 09 108 109 Jacobs. 88 89 91 Spinnelil. 96 95 109 Caldwell Lon sr .107 115 112 130 120 104 Buchanan 104 123 95 McWilliams 78 70 75 iM Oottase Park 1781 Marshall .140 148 110 Day ..120 108 136 Jlowatt ...108 113 93 Poirier.

90 116 146 Robinson .103 126 113 4 75 98 72 Bryant 73 77 80 89 87 81 77 93 4 80 81 88 Merrill loH HI!) 129 McAllister 75 86 90 Winslow .105 106 133 Solan 77 76 73 Hitching .105 105 119 68 89 90 Totals .406 433 499 Queen Quality 1438 Dolan 73 116 90 Greene ...128 86 94 Larne 99 99 93 Cawrv 90 88 88 Pellegrini .100 102 88 Totals. .448 483 455 Cont 1333 Kearney 81 88 85 79 86 93 78 93 88 79 88 103 105 91 96 Peterson Lorden Moltedo Yi ieners PROCTOR STANLEY Tufts Basket-Ball Captain Totals. .472 611 698 Kernwood 1493 Ballard 91 91 116 Thomas 89 61 103 Wyman ..119 107 Drew 95 116 Walker 93 95 1 13 Totals. .662 535 597 Medford 1409 Mackln 85 136 91 Dodge 94 91 102 Rideout. 98 84 105 82 93 116 Rideout .106 100 86 Totals.

.422 444 423 Hounds 1253 Kniirht 05 79 71 85 71 71 JHunier .103 81 72 McDermott 87 77 83 73 S8 97 Total. .394 440 405 Hedgehogs 1 234 Lind 62 81 97 West 95 70 77 Hill! 72 79 66 Atkinson. 75 80 97 Huuter 85 100 73 Totals. .490 491 435 Totals. .422 446 405 Totals.

.473 431 '461 Shawmuti 1391 Conrad 38 1 1 1 84 81 85 196 te'riso 78 99 98 Vltineusa 93 73 Georire. 92 92 100 Totals. .438 444 458 Jacksons 1384 73 91 92 Gene 91) 95 87 if arris. 81 HO 84 Ihaule 87 101KI6 91 93 103 Totals. .409 410 411 Totals.

.463 396 394 MUSIC TRADE AT CLARENDON ALLEYS Worley 1310 -Boston Music 2 1244 Tolals. .489 443 559I Totals 463 501 500 Winthrop 1713( City Club 1689 Promt 109 118 ..131116112 Rrtice 99 110 114! Robbins ..1 10 10 105 Lrier 130 123 ritan 107 108 111 Mansis ...110 115 111 daifnl .116 113 122 O'Connor. 99 83 83 tl Pugh 103 85 89 72 102 71 Cote 81 79 82 Pugh ..108 89 84 Burke Crossman Kokas. Carter Nannette. 77 65 63 78 75 90 87 84 93 79 91 105 81 89 87 BOOT AND SHOE AT TERMINAL ALLEYS Hub Shoo Co 1307 All America Shoe Maihais 76 112 71 1240 Kimbali Sr 96 88 72 Corrigan 83 61 75 Tiles ton ..100 136 111 MacFarland 92 131 109 Totals.

445 480 466 491 471 Laurels 1406 Madisons 1330 McKenna 91 90 100 Mansons 80 112 101 Daly 89 72 loo Gardner Roberts 87 ion iMoAuhffe Roche 8S 98 97 iHubburd Alberta ..101 97 89 Keefe 76 88 80 86 90 96 87 S3 86 76 97 92 HARVARD PLAYERS WORK OUT AT ARENA Some 50 Harvard hockey players had their first practice of the year on the ice of the Boston. Arena yesterday afternoon. when the curtain ivas rung up officially on the Harvard campaign and on Joe Stubbs career as a varsity hockey coach. The Harvard squad has been daily going through conditioning work on. Soldiers Field for the past week, but yesterday was the first time that the Cambridge players donned a runner.

Nothing more than a skating practice 3vas indulged in yesterday, but soon the real game will be on. tap. Stubbs has ordered another session of rudimentary stuff for tomorrow, and after that it is expected that the Harvard players will gradually work up to their standard once-a-day routine. Capt Johnny Chase at center ice, Johnny Tudor at a wing, Willie Howard, a defense man, and Joe Morrill and Windy Adams, both goalies, form the nusleus of letter men about whom Stubbs will have to build a team. Bobby Giddens, a product of Canadian hockey, is expected to fill in the forward line.

Last year the Canadian sophomore was looked upon as the find of the season, but we was forced to withdraw from college before the actual season started and so is still in the darlt-horse class. Bert Bigelow of the freshman team of two years ago, who did not play hockey last year, Is another who might well find a permanent berth on the starting team alongside of Willie Howard on the defense line. Bill Saltonstall, captain of the undefeated 1923 freshman team, not out for hockey during the last two years, was again out there on the Arena Ice, and with Lakin, Howard Wet-more and Guy Holbrook may form the spare forward line, so Important an aeset to recent Crimson teams. BROWN SOUNDS HARVARD ON TOUCH FOOTBALL Touch football, which has become popular In Eastern colleges as an informal, between-seasons form of exercise, may assume an intercollegiate status. The Brown Dally Herald, through its managing editor, is trying to secure the cooperation of the Harvard Crimson to arrange a match between the championship Harvard team, the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity outfit and the championship Brown team, which will be determined shortly.

The Crimson has turned over to the Harvard athletic and fraternity authorities the Brown proposal and some action will doubtless be taken on the matter. In what is believed to be the first Intercollegiate touch football contest ever staged, the Crimson editors played the Dartmouth scribes the Masterson. 74 102 76 Kimball Jr 96 86 83 Pacrflci 87 94 93 adden Potter. Bauer Clarke. 74 86 79 87 St 75 80 92 10(1 63 87 97 Totals ..648 604 661 Melrose 1687 Parent 121 118 139 Pit 107 10 107 Tanroley .122 124 108 Johnson ..104 95 11.8 Woodman.

99 134 09 Totals ..530 574 569 Colonial 1685 Smith ..120 1X1115 Robins 98 114 Hamilton .131 131 87 (irusek .114 101 122 Curran ...108 99 9t Totals. .470 444 492 1 Totals .405 470 453 Totals. .463 438 409 Hieks 1404 McGuire. 81 101 100 Homeyer. 99 98 96 Howe 86 74 100 Pentu 86 105 92 Sehmer'han 73 102 111 Totals.

.402 404 438 Oliver Ditson 1347 Peritlo 94 83 96 Allen 81 83 91 Hermitage. 78 mo 81 83 102 81 97 102 93 Leading the list of aspirants in charge of the freshman coach are Charles Hebor of New Britain, Conn, and Raymond Ochert of Attleboro, forwards; Reese, a center; Roberts of Medford High, a back. He has been out of school a year and has attended Northeastern for a similar period. Wrestling practice is engaging the interest of about 45 varsity and freshman candidates. With seven letter-men returning this year.

Coach Rug-geri should have little difficulty in rounding a well-balanced team into form. The most serious problem is the development of reliable heavyweight material. The basket-ball team will open the season away from home when it meets Northeastern at Boston on Jan 7. There are 16 games on the schedule. The Ivy Society will sponsor dancing after the game with Springfield and Mass Aggies.

The schedule, as announced by Manager W. N. H. Potterton: Jan 7. Northeastern at Boston: 11, Boston University; 14.

(Vmneotieut Assies at Storrs; 18, Brown at Providence; 21. Sprinirfle ft A Poly BOSTON MARKET AT FANECTL ALLEYS A Totals. .423 482 400 Mulch-Winch 13C3 Galliurher. 96 74 T9 McClory 80 112 Bennett 96 108 90 Ikiwnie. 76 98 79 Tantme.v 89 111 88 Totals.

.407 407 426 Rubber 1270 Shaunimr 63 74 88 Whttlredee 77 79 76 Sullivan. 97 98 87 Fitzpatrick 95 83 86 75 100 92 MEDFORD, Nov 28 Winter sports assumed full proportions at Tufts College this afternoon when Lew Manly, newly-appointed coach of varsity basket bail, gave the candidates their first workout. The freshman coach, Jimmy LeCain, also called for candidates and about 40 yearlings started practice. The early outlook for varsity basket ball Is not the best. Only four letter men are out for the team Capt Proctor Stanley, center; Teddy Abrahams, forward Earnie Brehaut, center, and Walter Weisleader, forward.

Henry Nessbaum has entered the Medical School and is lost to the squad. Fish Ellis and Leo Appiana, both letter men, will not report until after the midyear examination period, choosing to increase their scholastic standing. About 20 men answered Coach Manlys call. Next Monday the squad will be increased by four football men, Brehaut, Red Fitzgerald, Fred Kennedy and Gene Tobey. Kennedy already plays five sports, while Fitzgerald deserted wrestling for the quintet.

Tobey has recovered from an attack of pneumonia which incapacitated him for a few weeks. Doane Croaby Rose. Stvn Totals. 531 573 062 Total. .580 600 530 Malden 1662 I Ionic 1566 Pancroft, lot 111 94 Rurdett 63 91 112 J'8 123 100 I Armstead.

102 134 123 liardimf 101 135 1 111 Pearsou Ml 99 99 llnlnimon. 1 IS 1 12 120 (loss 99 116 80 Woodbury 100 113 108 Wans tall. 96 112 140 Co 149 80 120 10." 91 99 I'll 112 95 Lindsey 1 id 9s Kejes 91 103 99 Holils 1445 Michias ..136 109 83 82 76 76 82 89 82 Baker 87 117 101 Jason 106 122 95 Totals ..423 480 499 Totals ..433 470 444 Boston Music 1 1355 Woods 1340 Wilmot 84 85 91 70 84 87 93 SsSpoomer 69 92 78 83 86 SO MeCabral. 92 89 98 91 79 luklLang. 106 111 89 98 114 lou 79 86 Totals.

.437 503 423 Totals 4o7 434 429 Atlas Shoe Company 1337 Totals. .481 518 494 Totals. .623 696 53S1 Totals. .460 632 534 COMMERCE AND ENGLISH JUNIORS IN 0-0 DRAW The Commerce High juniors held the English High juniors to a 0--0 tie at Columbus Park, this afternoon. The soggy condition of the field hindered the English team, which is undefeated this season.

The summary: ENGLISH H. S. JUNIORS Atkins, lei Forte. It; Wint, Shapiro, Avuuh, rrf Lietiersou. rt; Thffe, re.

But -it qdI Gavatfi8. lhb; Milom. rhb: BHitL fb. H. S.

op COMMERCE JUNIOR ---O'Brion. re; Cummins, rt Mai-Mrn. i- Demy. Hutchins. 1: Mills.

It; Norton. lr O'Connor, jb: Hurley, rbb: Daubs', lhb fb. Referee, Wilson. Umpire Huvt Un man, Martin. Time, two oiu SUSPENSION AND $100 FINE FOR DUKE KEATS MONTREAL, Nov 28 (A.

Keats, member of the Detroit Cougars in the National Professional Hockey League, was suspended indefinitely and fined $100 tonight by Frank Gaidar, president of the circuit, for misconduct in a game at Chicago lat Saturday. Calder announced his ruling following receipt of the referees report of the game. After being ruled off the ice for rough play Keats became incensed at remarks made by a spectator and in attempting to strike him his hockey stick narrowly missed hitting Mrs Frederick McLaughlin, formerly Irene Castle, and wife ot the owner of the Chicago team. BRITISH TO TAKE' PART IN r28 OLYMPIC GAMES LONDON, Nov 28 (A. PJ-Th Olympic Council tonight while reaffirming its opposition to broken time payments to amateurs for lost salary, decided to send representatives to tb Olympic games at Amsterdam.

BLITMAN STOPS R0ACHE ATLANTIC CITY, Nov 2 (-. Harry Blitman, 130. of Ph delphia knocked out Larry Roaches or New York, 130, in the second round or a scheduled eight-round battle her tonight. Joey Reynolds, Atlantic City, outslugged Bobby Gleason of Philao1 phia, 153, la the semiwlndup, 75 8(1 87 90 62 107 81 84 100 94 Oveatt 109 Smith 95 Bohies 80 Stone 83 Remetein 90 Totals 4 57 Hamilton Brown Forfeited Totals. 493 513 439 Morrell Co 1349 94 94 103 CahlU 81 101 1)6 76 78 90 83 S3 78 Benner 76 114 102 414 40 Totals.

.443 457 4551 Total. .464 441 433 FIRE INSURANCE AT NEW BOSTON ALLEYS Russell Fairfield 1438 MeGoldriok 99 90 86 Valcour. 86 81 88 'cully 82 105 103 Warren 1 19 103 87 Craig ....103 104 100 Gilmour-Rothery 1449 Wiig 76 88 112 Marshalsea 93 93 08 Heald 96 114 96 McNaught. 87 112 86 Power 101 97 ODD FELLOWS AT NORTH STATION ALLEYS Mt Pleasant 152S Roxbury 1310 Hodykina 104 102 P2jTri'es .85 81 87 Van than .118 S8 91 Anderson 89 88 77 Rose S3 trt 121 ijo.hnson 86 97 99 liltchle 91 102 107 (Schwarts 85 83 74 Spencer 94 105 1 19 iFiickeniter. 80 82 119 Totals.

,410 470 469 Fletcher 1306 86114 De Ma.ro Jr 8 4 103 89 ouunv 91 9, Mahoney 90 Hi 84 -Nickerson 94 in 8- Veazie ...107 121 94 83 pj Totals. .483 513 5301 Totals. ..423 429 436 arch 3, Worcester Tech; M. A. C.

7. Holy Cros. Totals. .452 508 489 Totals. .489 483 466 Games at Tufts unless otherwise noted.

Fireman Fund 1 5f Hoffman 1432 laeie ...114 88 115 Reynolds 101 96 65 Kennedy ..107 97 JJ3 Bowman 98 124 96 Ixmila 1397 Hilton 9 Roach 89 97 81 Rambeau 93 102 80 Robbins 97 88 87 McCracken. 92 68 91 Maiden 1293 then 86 80 79 deck with 811 93 85 iitchie 93 78 80 VaJker 96 101 64 Fautkner 84 87 69 .114 112 90 ..101 95 95 .104 108 138 Solari Gordon Andrews Rix Zink Kilduff. .104 93 61 88 91 92 86 97 100 TRANSPORTATION AT TERMINAL ALLETS Raym'dAWhit 1289 ThosCookiSons 1200 Snyder 87 89 94 97 107 Crow-up 71 93 78 Brown 80 78 93 Mack 79 80 83 89 Murphy ..110 88 75 75 67 Durant 74 62 68 -McKenna. 69 84 87 Total. .421 432 436 Old South Ie Luxe 1364 Parry 93 103 84 Oulton 98 79 105 Daly 82 98 107 North 61 76 116 Burns 83 92 76 Totals.

.437 4 47 490 Colpitte 134 Total. .398 419 443 Grand Trunk 1807 Cherringtou 88 88 86 Mosley 66 71 61 Pohl 83112 92 Woods 81 93 88 93 104 7') 413 46S 426 Old South Spe's 134 4 Totals. .478 488 44i Totais 463 429 74 Wilson A Co 1447 IChambcrlain Co 1367 Bral ten 97 128 113 1 Haley 88 1 fiv Donnelly. 101 77 98 Nelto 09 98 Ldi 86 81 7LDeMyoSr 96 8 89 a'ter 108 97 93 128 86 as 96 97 92 Barrett 77 91 88 Total 540 498 581 The Prince of Wales was a spectator and showed no signs of his hunting mishap earlier in the day. Ho received a tremendous ovation from the crowd.

Totals. .439 439 41T Commonwealth 1217 Storks. 82 PI 93 79 73 88 90 81) 63 Hails 76 86 63 86 2 83 Total. .488 476 433 Lebanon 1427 Rlllson 93 108 92 Shuiman. Jo6 83 97 J03 S3 94 fiomatein.

98 90 103 Ztuer 94 91 98 OBrn R'sell l.MOfTlnekley Wood 1405 Ih5 96 97iPeak 90 89 03 Early 97 92 P9iMoffat ...112 78 90 1U 126 94 105iDaiy 88 90 10" Brown 99 114 84-Whltcomb. 96 107 83 Usher .....107 107 88 Clancy 96 102 S4 Totals 483 480 479- Totals. .488 438 441 CALEDONIAN CLUB AT LITTLEFIELD ALLEYS Sturrock 1228 MeKenxte 1339 day before the rival varsity teams clashed in the Stadium, but this contest is understood to have been highly Informal, with the rivals representing no one but themselves. PRINCE OF WALES SEES MOODY WIN TITLE BOUT LONDON, Nov 28 (A. Ted Moore of England and Frank Moody of Wales, middleweight, met in a 20-round bout for the British championship at the National Sporting Club tonight.

Moody won on points. Total. .496 437.474 Frauklin 1299 Mahson ..107 95 fdxterberf. 86 70 7' 71 73 67 Mice 112 92 94 94 100 66 Total. .413 412 392 Shawniul 1212 iiiun 82 73 83 71 81 .90 llockwood.

88 77 67 82 81! 82 Kraut 81 97 74 SkHe bH 19 10 1 17 10 pir. 87 82 Mt'LfHwl. 00 80 fid McKenzie 76 mo an 16IOO 80, Totals .534 503 473 Boston Tug Co 1389 87 79 82 Morris 84 86 81 Jaflagher. 87 94 97 86 100 91 Hollis 100 115 128 Petersoii Habhn Luccv. Jonf Goag.

$2100 fill I fJ Si a-i SO 9 70 94 95 91 83 70 80 93 78 98 88 98 Sj 89 113 1 Dana Norltnr cLeod Norman. Brown ,482 466 437 P. W. 1333 Gavagan. .100 93 92 Page 94 77 84 si 84 103 irr 93 86 80 90 94 82 BROWN OUTPOINTS COHAN BALTIMORE.

Nov 28 (A. Buster Brown, Baltimore, won a 10-round decision over Wilbur Cohan, New York, here tonight. Sidney of Baltimore. took the decision over Louis Gu-glimint, Washington, over the 10-round route. MfGrpw.

73 82 74 McPherson 81 64 67 68 79 5 lb 9 114 5, tarrock. 72 82 85 Total. .447 454 443 401 410 470 417 412 Totals. .402 412 898 Totals. 463 433 1 Totals.

.397 406 423 Totals. .446 474 469 458 434 441.