Championship between the Fourth and Sixth Marines will be at stake to-night at the Foreign Y.M.C.A. when the two teams meet in the final of a three-game series, specially arranged by the athletic officers of the Opposing regiments, Play starts at 8 pin, and the public will be admitted free of charge.
In the first match which was Played last Monday, the 4th cagers Grerked victorious after a thrilling t by a score of 33 to 31. Although considered the stronger side, ihe Sixth Marines failed to pull themselves together, Bradley, Wel-born, Elárige, and Miller, usually the scoring threats of the team, did not shoot correctly. The same poor form prevailed in the first half of the second tussle, the Sixth Marines trailing on the short end of a 17-5 count, But on the resumption of play, the "Calloping Sixth" suddenly came roaring back and within te minutes they obtained the mastery. The Fourth, no matter how desperately they tried, were unable to stave off the threat and lost by an even closer margin of 27-26.
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