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5, lfe.ed MORN LNG. NTNn FRIDAY JOURNAL THE LANCASTER NEWS oweer11 CHRIST LUTHERANS FORM FOR BASKETBALL SEASON HIGH SCHOOL SOHO GETS NEM UNIFORMS JORNSON DENIM BY MINOR LEAGUES Cold Weather Suggestions its season here an Friday evening war-- when they play the strong Marietta High School team on the local High School gymnasium floor. These two teams are always keen rivals and a good game can be expected. In the preliminary contest the Mount Joy High Reserves will play the Marietta High The tIrst game will be called at 7:30 p. tn.

The members et the Christ Lutheran church have organized a basket-ball team tor the coming season and desire to schedule games with rival teams of, the city and county. Managers wishing to arrange games are asked to communicate with Albert Fawber, 14 Caroline street, Lancaster. Eleven Members Of Varsity Squad Receive Suits; Are Flashy Combinations TRAINING RULES SET Cold weather demands heavier clothing. We are prepared for it with a complete stock of new American League President Criticized For Charges Of Gambling On Coast NO ACTION TAKEN OVERCOATS MOUNT JOY H. S.

FIVE OPENS SEASON FRIDAY 0 F2LLs Sweeten the Stomach' Mount Joy, Doe. 4The Mount Jo boys' basketball team will open Dartford, Conn. Dec. 4.The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, composed of the 25 minor leagues 11 the country, closed its annual meeting today by adopting resolutions denouncing Byron Bancroft Johnson, president of thci American League, for his utterings in respect to gambling conditions in the Pacific Coast League and reiterating Its confidence in Commissioner Kenesarr Mountain Landis as head of organized base ball. The association took no ac directing the course of action the association shall take to force President Johnson to prove or withdraw his charges of gambling in Pacific Coast baseball circles, reported the following resolution which was adopted: "Whereas, newspaper interviews attributed to B.

B. Johnson, president of the American League, have been brodicast through the country charging that conditiona in the Pacific Coact League are rotten and that open gambling on baseball for high stakes is in vogue and that such conditions exist with the knowledge and approval of the club officials of the circuit. "Now therefore, the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues demands that B. IL Johnson state whether or not he gave out any such interviews, and if he did that he prove his charges before the commissioner of baseball, not by innuendo, Insinuation. hearsay and gossip by sworn statements of reputable persons.

"And we further take this occasion to express our complete confidence in the administration of the national game in the Pacific Coast League and our strong belief in the integrity and sportsmanship- of its officials." Reading, of the International League, sold Hugh Ormond, an outfielder, to the Beaumont club of the Texas League. Reading also purchased Sam Hyman of the New Haven club, of the Eastern League. Oscar Tuero, Cuban twirler and former member of the St. Louis Cardinals, was sold by the Reading Internationals to the Mobile club, of the Southern Association. Thoman L.

Turner, president of the Portland club, of the Pacific) Coast League, announced the sale of Ed Lennon to the Williamsport club, of the New York-Pennsylvania League. tion on the proposed amendments to the major-minor league agreement Criticizing "a major league president," the first resolution adopted today, for creating "doubt, confusion and condition Inimical to the welfare of baseball," and denouncing those who by "harassment. guerilla tactics and otherwise," increase the perplexities of the office of Commissioner the Magnates went on record ail saying that baseball was in a "choatie condition," beCause of what they termed were "unwarranted The parting shot taken at President Johnson in the second resolution characterized by some of the more prominent league presidents ad the most drastic measure ever adopted by baseball to clean up the haze of suspicion against the national game created by Johnson's alleged insinuations. Harry R. Williams, president of the Pacific Coast League, whose oircult introduced the first resolution yesterday, which resulted in the general resolution adopted by the conventien as a whole today, said that Johnson's charges of gambling on the coast would be investigated to their source and that he would be forced publicly to prove his charges or withdraw them.

The first resolution adopted today was termed by one club owner as a shot at Johnson for his utterings concerning Landis while, the second resolution dealing specifically with the Pacific Coast situation, was adopted at the request of Pacific Coast League officials which supplements a provious resolution adopted yesterday ata special meeting of the coast wheel. The special committee appointed last night to draw tip resolutions Beautiful tailored Coats in all wanted shades and models, $12.50, $15, $18, $22.50 to $30. Don't buy without first seeing our full line. Boys' Sluts, Overcoats, and Mackinaws An Ideal Christmas Gift! Prices Range From $7.50 to $15.00 Good warm Sweaters, $2.50 to $7.50 Mufflers, silk and wool and cashmeres $1.00 to $3.50 See window display for full line of Xmas Novelties, 50c to $17.50 Don't Fall to take advantage of Roseboro's Overstocked Sale on Saturday "Behold the shieks" will be the cry when the Red Tornado of Lancaster High School takes the floor against Hanover High next Friday. The new uniforms were al-toted to the team at a meeting held In Coach Shockey's room last evening.

The eleven men who received the unifroms are as follows: McMillan, Smith. Borger and Karlip, forwards. StIVIUS and Weiss, centers, Beet), Morrison, Ergood, Garvey and Simon, guards. These men will carry the colors of the Red and Black institution against the invaders this coming season. The uniforms of the Red Tornado are the flashiest seen in years on the local floor and it will be worth the money to see these alone.

The team has decided to -abandon stockings on the principle that they are a hindrance, however heavy wool socks have been given to the team and they will wear these in preference to the long Coach Shockey decided notto Issue the long trousers Which have been causing so much comment in and about the school until a later date as he is afraid that they will be torn or lost if glven out before the season starts. Coach Shockey lakAlown a very strict set of rules to his basketeers last night and he expects them to be carried out to the letter. He emphasized the importance of training to the basketball player and urged every boy to do his best in keeping in condition. He also forbade any of the palyers to play on any of the independent teams while they are members of the High School varsity. It goes without saying that these rules will be carried Out to the letter and if any of the rules are violated it will cost the player violating them his Due to the Senior Reception this evening and the fact that the gym was being decorated last evening no practice was held.

The next pracLice for the Bed and Black will be lield oil Saturday afternoon when the team will blossom forth in their I108, uniforms. This practice will take place at 2.30 o'clock. rEP YOUR SCAll Clean and Healthy WITH CUTICURA nsm Viestenberger, Myers 125-131 East King Street El 'BETTER WEAR FOR THOSE WHO CARE" North Queen Orange Sts. Ilte Give S. H.

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