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GALVESTON TRIBUNE.
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HOUSTON’S ELECTORATE,
BRAZILIAN NOTE
DENIES WILLARD
IS MADE PUBLIC
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By Associated. Press.
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foreign affairs by the Brazilian min-
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granted in Albany, N. Y., by the state
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fight Fulton or anybody else, on March
match with
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standing of the Teams,
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THROUGH TRAINS — NO STOPS.
SPO’T SPLASHES
Chalmers
Dodge Bros*.
Motor Cars
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will press a steel pin through
a gear
Galveston Motor Car Co.
in a twinkling; it will
Expert Repair Work a Specialty.
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PHONE 178.
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A. Meyer
J. Nolan
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John Christensen & Go.
Phone 82S.
714-18 Tremont St.
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Agency Diamond, Norwalk and Ajas
I champion and Fred Fulton haye been
I matched for a ten-round bout in New
GALVESTON MOTOR
2219 Church Street.
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8:30 a. m.
10:45 a. m.
*'1:25 p. m.
7:00 p. m.
*9:30 p. m.
ship-
and
before the training camp special train
leaves Chicago, that he may determine
the players upon whom he can count.
Earl Blackburn, catcher, and W. H.
Massey, second basemen, have signed
contracts with the Boston Nationals, it
A German scientist has invented an
elestic glass which, is almost impos-
sible to break. Boxers with glass jaws
should be interested in this.
0. H. COMPTON, Div. Pass. Agt. '
ARRIVE.
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given a
Kansas
weight
night.
Rio
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City,
bout
it is so much easier to tell others
how to do a thing , than, it is to do it,
yourself. •
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the fourth round of his scheduled ten-
rotund bout with Alvie Miller of Ohio,
and his seconds threw the sponge into
the ring. ,
Arlos Fanning, Bartlesville, Ok., was
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The gasoline consumption is unusually low.
The tire mileage is unusually high. .
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TWO GOOD GAMES
IN CITY LEAGUE
Tom Jones Says Proposal Was
Made, But Has Fallen
Through.
each;
each.
TRACK
THE BEST
SERVICE
THE BEST
Accessories GOODRICH Supplies
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and rules established for military
erations of this nature.
Touring Car or Roadster, $785; Winter Touring Car or Roadster, $950;
Sedan, $1185.
(All prices f. o. b. Detroit)
----on March. 26,
speculation among
D. D. Wilcox,
Anahuac.
S. V. McNeil,
Angleton.
i Colorless faces often show
the absence of iron in the
blood.
Carter’s Iron Pills
t will help this condition.
Our stock consists of the best,
most substantial and desirable
makes known to the trade.
"ImaWise
Cld_
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Starts your liver without making
you sick and can not
« salivate.
ister at Berlin .in reply to Germany’s
declaration of the resumption of un- York,
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Fireproof-—Modern—Central.
300 ROOMS WITH BATHS,
Ito Mexico city
Fulton was proposed, but had fallen
through.
1 Efforts to define as a professional
any tennis player who deals in sport-
ing goods were defeated at the annual
meeting of the United States National
! Lawn Tennis association in New York
bout next Monday night. ... -----
- r ■ Willard’s manager, however, issued a
the danger they ran if they navigated ; statement in Chicago in which he de-
Meals : Table d’Hote and a la Carle
WRITE FOR BOOKLET.
T). P. RITCHEY. PROP.
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There have been no bursts of speed in the upbuild-
ing of this great business.
Both production and sales have been stable,
steady and spontaneous — scrupulous care in
the one producing huge volume in the other.
Although producing a large daily volume, Dodge
Brothers are "losing business” by keeping pro-
duction within the bounds of continuous bet-
terment.
But over against this great loss is an infinitely
greater gain—the implicit faith of the people
in the integrity of Dodge Brothers’ manufac-
turing methods.
GUNTER HOTEL
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
CHANDLER DELIVERIES.
“IT’S NEWS TO ME,”
ASSERTS WILLARD
Texas Citv-Galveston
Auto Line, Texas City.
DEALERS.
Smith, 7 each; Levin, 2; Kemp :
Grundy, each.
Foul goals: Kemp and Grundy,
Few People
I Know This
Large doses of pills for
the liver are not as ef-
ficient as small doses.
•• The big dose purges its
way through the sys-
tem fast, but does not
cleanse thoroughly.
The small dose (if right)
acts gently on the liver,
and gives it just the slight
help it needs to do its own
work, and do it well.
Take one pill regularly,
until you know you are
all right.
CARTERS
HITTLE
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here. A license for such a match was
Saturday. FEBHUARY 10, 1917.
of the German note, declares that it
to the German secretary of | Jess
in 4 ten-round light-
in Kansas City, • last
Nelson, 2; Levin and Nolan,
“I have just been directed to inform
your excellency that the federal gov-
ernment has the1 greatest desire to see
modified the actual situation as long
as the war lasts, a situation in which
Brazil has imposed upon itself the rig-
orous observance of the laws of neu-
trality since the commencement of hos-
tilities between nations with whom
she has had friendly relations. The
unexpected communication we have
just received, announcing a blockade
of wide extent of countries with which,
Brazil is continually in economic rela-
Makeshifts (43) Strong Arms (36).
C. Eckstrom (cant.) E. Levin (capt.)
Left forward.
L. Peterson.......... E. Middleton
Right forward.
German communication, says: : athletic commission yesterday and ac-
“The letter of your excellency said ’ cording to a representative of the cor-
that the German government, having poration which controls Madison Square
confidence that the government of Garden, in which permission was given
Brazil would appreciate the reasons for the fight to be held, the bout has
for the methods of war which Ger- ■ been arranged on condition that Ful-
many was forced to take on account ton wins from Charley Weinert in their
of the actual circumstances, hopes that bout next Monday night. Tom Jones,
Brazilian ships would be warned of
Dodge Brothers
to choose between them. The
Strike Called off:
It is said that the proposed barcball
strike has been postponed , until Oc-
tober. It is a lot easier to strike with
full pockets than it is to strike when
the bankroll is depleted.
been started at the Chandler factory
in Cleveland, by the erection of two
large new buildings, totaling nearly
200,000 square feet in additional floor
space, and Chandler officials are not
content with simply buying materials
for the production of over twenty-five
thousand Sixes next season, but are
actually filling their stockrooms to
capacity to insure prompt deliveries
in the rush of next season.”
decision over Eddie Butler,
Doak Roberts declares that the sign-
boards are one of the big causes for
baseball not being a paying proposi-
tion. As a rule those who stand around
and watch the signboards when the
team is at home are the ones who
haven’t time to go to the park or else
haven’t the necessary cash.
Earl Mack, son of Connie Mack, will
be player-manager of the Charlotte
team of the North Carolina league this
year. We hope that his team will be a
bigger success than his dad’s was last
season.
Right guard.
Substitutes: Fox for Kemp.
Field goals.: A. Nolan, 9; Nelson and
I used the machine without his employ-
1 er’s permission. An element of .theft
' was involved which, according to the
J prosecution, made Tian’s act of kill-
। ing murder and not merely manslaush-
l ter.
Ban Johnson is patriotic, if nothing
more. He says the American league will
hold open the positions of players who
enlist if war is declared. Wonder if
these men will be able to play baseball
after a few years of dodging cannon-
balls.
Chewing the Rag.
The Baseball Writers association will
meet in New York in a short while.
There is likely to be much hot air
wasted at this gathering. •
In our opinion one of the biggest
factors in lessening the popularity of
baseball is the continual bickering be-
tween the players and the magnates.
National polo contests are planned
between the East and West for the near
future. We place polo in the same class
with six-day bike races, though the
grind is not so long.
In the.second contest it was any-
body’s game until the referee’s whistle
sounded for the end of/ the contest.
Eckstrom, Nolan, L. Levin and W.. A
Smith starred. The goal-throwing of
both teams was accurate and there was
Go Prepared for Trouble
if you start out with patched tires.
But go with confidence if you have
been wise enough to let us vulcanize
the damaged places. For, we elimi-
nate all marks of damage and make
practically new tires of old ones—
at very little expense.
By Associated Press?
Chicago, Feb. 10.—Whether or not
tie knots in
MARDI-GRAS
New Orleans and Return, $12.93
On Sale Feb. 13 to 19. Limit March 2. .
LEAVE GALVESTON 6:55 A. M.-G:W P. N)
THROUGH SLEEPER.
TEXAS BOTTLERS ASSOCIATION
San Antonio and Beturn, $12.40
On Sale Feb. 19: Limit Feb. 21.
LEAVE GALVESTON 6:55 A. M.-0:40 P. M.
See the Apache Trail of Arizona
SUNSET LIMITED Daily to California, 6:10 p. m.
ELECTRIC BLOCK SIGNALS.
STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPERS.
UNEXCELLED DINING CAR SERVICE.
It's ‘‘Submarines” Now.
The Dallas team in the future will be
known as the Submarines. That would
have been a good name for them last
year for they were under the other
seven clubs of the league all season.
tion of property, and the wholesale
disturbance of commercial transac-
tions.
“In such circumstances and while
observing always and invariably the
same principles, the Brazilian govern-
ment after having examined the tenor
TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE
shafts or axles; it will tear a starter
chain into two pieces, determining the
weakest point and recording at the
same time the exact amount of force
applied.
and asserted that a
Janeiro, Feb. 10.—The note
Charse is Made Against Chauffeur for
Killing Man With Auto.
By Associated. Press.
New York, Feb. 10.—Murder in the
first degree for killing a man by run-
ning him down in an automobile was
the charge on which Rollins Tian, 20
years old, was brought to trial here
in the first case of its kind that has
reached the local courts.
Tian was formerly a chauffeur for
Miss Jane Peterson, an artist.
The killing itself was not held to
constitute first degreemurder, but it
became- a capital crime, the- state al-
l leged, owing to the fact that Tian
Every druggist in tow—your drug-
gist and everybody’s, druggist—has no-
I ticed a great falling off in the sale of
j calomel. They all give the same rea-
( son. Dodson’s Liver Tone is taking its
place.
“Calomel is dangerous and people
know it, while Dodson’s Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better results,”
said a prominent local druggist. Dod-
son’s Liver Tone is personally guaran-
teed by every druggist who sells, it. A
large bottle costs 50 cents, and if it
fails to give easy relief in every case
of liver sluggishness and constipation,
you have only to ask for your money
back.
Dodson’s, Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harm-
less to both children and adults. Take
a spoonful at night and wake up feel-
ing fine; no’ biliousness, sick headache,
acid stomach or constipated bowels. It
doesn’t gripe or cause inconvenience
all the next day like violent calomel.
Take a dose of calomel today and to-
morrow you will feel weak, sick and
nauseated. Don’t lose a day’s work!
Take Dodson’s Liver Tone instead and
feel fine, full of vigor and ambition.—
(Adv.?
“For these reasons the Brazilian
early today. It was announced at the
meeting that the Longwood Club of
Boston had been awarded the national
doubles championship and that the
Ohio Lawn Tennis Association of Cin-
cinnati, had secured the clay court
championships.
Roy Moore, minneapolis lightweight
Gasoline F-M.C. Electric
Lv. Houston.
Congress St. Station
6:50 a. m.
7.10 a. m.
*9:10 a. m.
*1130 p. m.
5:15 p. m.
*8:43 p. nr.
Joe Stecher, Dodge, Neb., claimant of
the world’s heavyweight wrestling
championship, threw Charley Peters,
Mr. Knudson YVill Establish Ford
Branch in Capital.
Mr. Knudson, Ford factory represen-
tative who has for the last .several
years been identified with the manu-
facturing department of the Ford fac-
I tory, passed through Galveston this
। week on his way to Mexico City, where
, he is going to establish a Ford agency.
' From Mexico City Mr. Knudson goes to
China on a similar mission,, and after
, completing his work in China will re-
I turn to this side .and work all the prin-
- cipai cities of South America. Mr.
Knudson said that his new work was
j following out a policy Henry Ford had
/ordained, to sell Ford cars everywhere
that gas and oil was sold.
President Weegham, of the Chicago
----------- Nationals, yesterday ordered members
government, in spite of its sincere and I of his club to report Feb. 18, two days
keen desire to avoid any disagreement
with the nations at war with whom it
is on friendly terms, believes to be its
duty to protest against this blockade,
and, consequently, to leave entirely
with the imperial German government
the responsibility for all acts which
will involve Brazilian citizens, mer-
chandise or ships.”
Instrument at Dodge Plant Has Lifting
Power of 100,000 Pounds.
Recent Panama canal pictures show
an 80,000-pound rock being hoisted on
a flat car by a gigantic derrick, estab-
lishing a record for lifting dead weight.
At the plant of Dadge Bros., Detroit,
is a testing machine that excels, this
derrick. It is known as the Universal
testing machine, and is one of the most
important of the many vital • instru-
ments of a like nature in the Dodge
Bros. physical laboratories. It has a
direct capacity of 100,000 pounds.
Through lever arms it is capable of
exerting an almost inestimable power.
To make it a trifle more graphic, it
may be stated that 100,000,000 pounds
come within the range of “inesti-
mable.”
- The machine is used for tension,
compression, shear, transmission and
sometimes torsion tests, the last three
named requiring special fixtures. It
Willard, world’s heavyweight
a justified and had a clear margin over Johnny flit-
profound impression through the immi- chie of Chicago, in a ten-round no-de-
nent menace which it contains of the- cision bout in Minneapolis last night,
unjust sacrifice of lives, the destruc- ' while Joe Burger, Chicago feather-
weight, suffered a dislocated jaw in
Poll Taxes and Exemptions in City
Aggregate 16,317.
Houston, Feb. 10.—Houston will have
an unusually large electorate this year,
according'to the tabulation of poll tax
receipts and’ exemptions how being
made in the office of County Tax Col-
lector A. R. Miller.
The total number of polls for'the
city is 14,059 and the total number of
, exemptions 2,258, making a grand total
of qualified voters of 16,317.
The total number of poll tax receipts
issued in Harris county was given out.
as 20,500, but the total number of ex-
emptions in the county has not yet
been figured, although it was esti-
mated at 2,700.
Proposed Blockade Contrary
to International Law,
Brazil Protests.
$1.00 TO $3.00 PER DAY.
A HOTEL BUILT FOR THE CLIMATE
Official Headquarters T. P. A. and A. A. A. PERCY TYRRELL, Manager.
can not accept as effective the block-
ade which has just been suddenly de-
creed by the imperial government. Be-
cause of the means employed, such a
blockade would be contrary to the prin-*
ciples of law and the conventions I Papillion, Neb., in straight falls in
milit------ Omaha, last night.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. 11
When you have a bad cold you want a
remedy that will not only give relief,
but effect a prompt and permanent
cure; a remedy -that is pleasant to take,
a remedy that contains nothing in-
jurious. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
meets all these requirements. It acts
on nature’s plan, relieves' the lungs,
aids expectoration, opens the secretions
and restores the system to a healthy
condition. This remedy has a world-
wide sale and use ard can always be
depended upon. —(Adv.?
New York Takes Action to Enable
Erection of Fort.
By Associated Press.
Albany, N. Y., Feb. 10.—Bills to au-
thorize the New York sinking fund
commissioners to cede to the United
States certain lands at Rockaway de-
sired by the government for the "erec-
tion of fortifications, were introduced
in both houses of the legislature to-
day and passed to the order of final
passage without opposition. These are
the measures which the war depart-
ment yesterday requested be passed
expeditiously.
was announced last night.
/---------
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 21 ST AND MARKET. PHONE 4000.
By Associated Press.
Chicago, . Feb. 10.—Jess
restricted submarine warfare was
made public here today. The note,
after acknowledging receipt of the
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Susie Linares by Fred C. Pabst,
trustee, to O. C. Pabst, lots 7 and 8,
block 41, 1st division, Texas City; $500.
Fred Clouse et al. to R. G. Harris,
lot 5, in block 100, San Leon; $30.
San Leon Co. to O. D. Bradly, lots
13-18, block 60, San Leon-; $180.
San Leon Co. to J. B. Mayfield, lots
25-28, block 96, San Leon; $120.
San Leon Co. to Kate Carroll, lots
33 and 34, block 50, San Leon; $60.
Clifton-by-the-Sea. Townsite Co. to
E. E. Mudge, lots 15 and 16, block 62.
Clifton-by-the-Sea; $100.
Clifton-by-the-Sea Townsite Co., to .
A. O. Mudge, lots 13 and 14, block 62,
Clifton-by-the-Sea; $100.
Nicholas Weekes et ux. to O. Wells,
lot 14 and west one-half lot 13, north-
east one-fourth of outlot 44; $500.
J. S. Burton et ux. to Jno. Stephen-
son, parts of lots 13 and 14, in north-
east block outlot 35; $1800.
J. S. Burton et ux. to Jno. Stephen-
son, lot 33, block 3, subdivision 1, Tex-
as City Heights; $75 /
world’s heavyweight champion, assert-
ed here today that the announcement
made in Albany last night that he had
een matched with Fred Fulton for a
ten-round bout in New York, March 26,
was news to him. Willard added, how-
ever, that he understood that such a
match was a possibility, but that he
had not been informed it was acer-
tainty.
“If the promoter meets our terms
and if the public shares his opinion
that Fulton is the logical contender for
the heavyweight title, then we will
fight," he said. “I have-always been
ready to defend my title in spite of
reports to the contrary. Now ft looks
as if Fulton had stepped into the
contender’s shoes and when the proper
times comes he will get his chance.”
Tom Jones, Willard’s manager, re-
iterated his statement of .last night
in which' he said that Willard would
not meet Fulton or any other fighter
in New York on March. 26, and that
although he had discussed terms for
such a match the financial inducements
offered by the New York promoters
were not great enough.
Constant Increase in Demand for These
1 Cars Is Shown.
“Confident assertion early in the
season, by officials of the .Chandler
Motor Car company, that production
would more than double this year, over
last season, has been proved most
conclusively,” said Sam Boyd, local
Chandler Six distributor.
“An increase, in actual deliveries,
of 352 per cent for October of this
year over the same month last year;
is surely the strongest kind of evi-
dence of the demand of the public
for the Chandler motor. “And October
was no expeeption, for production in
every month this season has shown
a. big lead over corresponding months
of 1.915.”
A letter from Sales Manager Dun-
lay says:
“Preparation for 1917 has already
The manufacturers have ad-
vanced the prices on bicycles.
But we have on hand a large
stock we purchased before the
advance, and which we are offer-
ing at the same old prices.
DEPART. GALVESTON, HOUSTON & HENDERSON ARRIVE
4:10 a.m. So. Pacific (cast bound) and H & T. C. connections.
8:30a. m.......... .Galveston-Houston Express........
..........Galveston-Houstol (Sunday only)....
...................Houston Local. .............
1:25 p. m... ........ Galveston-Houston (Sunday only).....
......Galv'eston-Houston Special (Sunday only)..... 10:05 p
10:45 a.m....................Sunshine Special................... 8:25a.m.
DEPART. INTERNATIONAL a GREAT NORTHERN ARRIVE
10:45 a. m................. The Sunshine Special................ G:35p.m
7:00 p. m... San Antonio, Austin, Waco, Fort Worth Passenger.. 8:23a.m.
4:10a. m....................Local Passenger...................
Says Willard and Fulton Will Meet On
March 26.
Special to The Tribune.
New. York, Feb. 10.—Jack Curley,
who is associated with Tom Jones in
the management of Jess Willard,
world’s heavyweight champion pugilist,
today confirmed the announcement
from Albany that a ten-round boxing
bout between Willard and Fred Ful-
ton had been arranged for March 26
at Madison Square Garden.
. The announcement from Albany said
that the Willard-Fulton bout was con-
ditional on Fulton’s winning from
Charley Weinert in their bout next
Monday night.
DEPART. MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS
7:00p.m...-.................'. Katy Flyer..............
4:10a.m..............Katy north connections.........
DEPIRT. GALVESTON-HOUSTON INTERURBAN. ARRIVE
To and From Interurban Station, 21st Between Church and Postoffice St.
G;00a.m...................First train (Daily)................. 7:40a.m.
Daily every hour, on the hour, from 6 a. m. to 11 p. m.
11:00 p. m.......................Last train.......... .12:40 a.m.
Baggage trains leave 8 a. m., 12 noon and 7 p. m.
Few men are as black as they are
painted or as white as their tomb-
stones would indicate.
P.
Makeshifts ........ 2
Hot. Hands ..... 1
Strong Arms ..... 2
Eall High ........... 1
Texas Medics........ 1
Ball Seconds ......... 1
was a matter of
boxing followers
. Right guard.
Substitutes: Shoomer for Block.
Field goals:-Eckstrom, 11; Nolan, $;
Middleton, 4; E. Levin, 4; Meyer and
Smith, 3 each; Peterson, 1.
Foul goals: Eckstrom, 6; Levin, 2;
Peterson, Nolan and Middleton, 1 each.
Officials for both games: E. F. Peter-
son, referee; G. Peck, timer; C. C. Hard,
scorer.
the interdicted zones, the same as pas- I nied emphatically that Willard would,
sengers or merchandise on board any? -
other ship of commerce, neutral or 26
otherwise. , ’
SI-Round Trip-$I
Trains leave Congress Street Station
at 9:10 a. m., 1:30 and 8:45 p. m.
Leave Grand Central Station 10 min-
utes earlier.
Left guard.
. ........... . . P. Laycock
Schedule of Arrival and Departure of Trains
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
DEPART. Sunset Route—G., H&s. A. Railway. ARRIVE
6:55 a. m.. .California Express, H. & T. C. and T. & N. O. con-
nections (Daily) .......... 9:40p.m.
6:10 p. m.. .New Orleans Express, H. E. & W. T. and H. & T. C.
I connections (Baily) ................................. 1:20p.m.
9:40 p.m California Limited H. & T. C. connections (Daily).. 9:20a.m.
DEPART. GULF, COLORADO & SANTA FE RAILWAY. ARRIVE
6:36 a. m. California Special, Chicago-Texas Express, via Houston 9:0: n m.
1:30 p. m............... Galveston-Houston Local............... 8:48 h.m.
9:36 a.m......Galveston-Houston (Limited) (Sunday only).....2:45 M.m‛.
10:15 p.m......Galveston-Houston (Limited) (Sunday only)..... 7:13p.m.
7:45 p. m...............The Ranger, via Houston.............. 9:25 a m
5:30 p.m............... - Main Line Local................... a. m.
5:40pm...............Galveston-Beaumont Local.............. m.
R. Davison ..............
Left guard.
W. A. Smith. Jr..........
Results Last Night.
Makeshifts 43, Strong Arms 36.
Hot Hands 53, Ball Seconds 12.
- Two interesting games of basketball
were played in the city league last
night, thie games being played on the
Y. M. G. A. courts before a fair-sized
crowd. The Makeshifts defeated the
Strong Arms by the score of 43 to 36
after a hard-fought contest, and the
; Hot Hands had little trouble in ad-
ministering - a defeat to the Ball Sec-
onds by the score of 54 to 12.
The playing of. A. Nolan at forward
for the Hot Hands was the feature
of the first game. He tossed nine' field
goals. Nelson and Smith scored seven
goals each. The Ball Seconds only
scored two field goals during the game.
The line-up:
Ball Seconds (1) Hot Hands (54)
Robt. Kemp (cap.) J. F. Nelson (cap.)
Left forward.
' Right -forward.
L. Craig......................A. Nolan
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