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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

am candidate for the once OF
Sheriff OF Dickinson county, subject to
the decision OF the Republican voters
In the August primaries.
G. G. HUFFMAN
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FRED BROMNRIGG

am candidate for County Commits
sioner from the Second district OF
Dickinson county. subject 10 the action
Dickinson county beet toithe action
OF the Republican voters In the August
primaries
BERT FUNK.
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Marriage License.

Ora o. Kohler, Woodbine, 80
Minnie Mae Missimer, Woodbine q
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

/ am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff. subject TO the
decision OF the Republican voters at
the August primary.
DIV G. A. SHERMAN.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

announce myself for County Com
missioner In the Second District on the
Republican ticket, su bject to the Aug
ust primaries. Sincerely
dawtf ELI COPELAND.
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Beemer-Hawkes.

Married, at the Baptist parsonage
southwest of Hope, May %. Rev
Ehrhorn officiating, Miss Mildred
Beemer youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Beemer, to Mr.. Harold
Hawkes., son Of Mrs. Frank Hawkes.
all of Elmo. After the ceremony the
happy couple Immediately returned
to the home of the brides parents
north of Elmo, where a wedding din
ner was served to the guests present
and congratulations extended to the
bride and groom.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

Clean, old papers, SC bundle, at
this office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

/ am a candidate for Sheriff OF Dick
inson county. subject to the action OF
the Republican primaries in August.
b. II ISSITT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

am candidate for Sheriff OF Dick
lnson county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican primaries in August.
JOHN A. KRAUSE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

l am candidate for Sheriff Of Dick
inson county. subject to the action OF
the. Democratic primaries in August
: KELLY ALIEN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10
Farewell PARTY.

A farewell party was given for
Miss Lucille Halleck at her home last
night by the GabaShiwin Campfire
Girls. of which Miss Halleck Is guar
dian. Miss Halleck left on the after
noon train for the state Of Wash
ington TO spend the summer Mrs.
Harry Beach will have charge Of
camp during her absence.
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Lake-Meade.

Miss Minnie Lake and Mr.. 9. f.
Meade. Abilene. were married this
afternoon at 1870 O'Clock. by the
Rev. Father Maher. Mr.. Meade's'
brother acted as best man and Miss
Opal Bone as bridesmaid. The bride
is a pretty and charming young wo-
mar, OF the brunette type and has
been employed at the telephone or
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HelIer.Sandy.
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Teats-Gibbs.

Married at st. Mary's church in
Hot Springs, Arkansas, ON May 26,
Miss Ella Teats, formerly of Hope
to James r. Gibbs of Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-10

flee. Mr.. and Mrs. Meade will make
their home in Abilene.
Tuesday evening Miss opal Bone
gave miscellaneous shower for Mrs.
Meade at the home of Miss Bones
sister. Mrs. Andrew Richardson.
Spruce and Phillips. The dinner was
served at O'Clock by Mrs. Anna
Bone. after which dancing and
games were the diversion. The house
was decorated in pink and white
and many beautiful flowers were
used. The guests Of honor received
many presents. Those present were;
Miss Bone. Mrs. Meade. Misses Agnes
Hasse, Edith Ohlson, Lola Kessler.
Louise Freesen, Ermyntrude Gun
ningham, Tecla Terled, Mildred
Paris, Kate Anderson. Salina Union
AAA
Helier-Sandy.
Miss Rose Heller of Abilene and
Captain Henry Sandy of Covert were
married Wednesday morning at IL 80
o'clock at the First Methodist church.
in Salina. Rev. A. S. Hale of Downs.
friend of long standing of both
bride and groom, officiated, using
the ring ceremony. The marriage is
the elimination of a college romance.
the bride and groom both being
graduates of the Hays Normal. Cap
tain Sandy served with distinction
with the A. f. +.
& AA
Teats-Gibbs.
Married at st. Mary's church in
Hot Springs, Arkansas, ON May 26, !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
DEFIANCE PLAYS
BLACKS0X NINE
Big Crowd Expected at Third and
Adams Grounds Tonight When
Two Fast Teams Meet.

Defiance will have as its opponent this
evening the crack Wilmington Black Sox
team. one of the leading colored teams IN
the State. The latter club claims PAIR
Of victories against the highly-touted
Harlan Giants. and on Monday defeated
St Hedwig's, leader of the Catholic
League. by the score OF TO 0. The game
will be played at the Third and Adams
streets ground and the largest crowd of the
wear is expected TO turn out. as both clubs
have large number of followers.
Manager Shields Of Defiance had not
decided last night who he will send against
his rivals, but it is likely that Buckley
Magill will get the call, with possibility
of IMtz starting Either Maxwell or
Pennock Will be seen behind the plate
to direct their shoots.
The manager of Black Sox could not
be located last night and it is not known
who will pitch, but as they have strong
string. whoever gets the call can no
doubt he able to hold his own against the
Tenth Warders. The game will get under
wav at $50 and all players are requested
TO be on hand at that eme IN uniform.
Tomorrow night Defiance viii line up
against an all-star team from the ALI
Wilmington League. The latter clubs
lineup will be announced tomorrow night.
Last night the Single Men defeated the
Married Men by the score OF TO 4, thus
giving them a jump In their series OF
games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
R|FLEMEN WANTED
FOR NATIONAL MATCH
Excellent Opportunity for Della
wareans to Spend Month on
Shores Of Lake Erie.

With the arrival of good weather the
State Rifle Range at New Castle mas
opened 10 the red-blooded 'he-men OF
Wilmington and vicinity. Individual
members of the National Rife Association
or men belonging TO one of the animated
clubs will find a supply of Springfield
ammunition on hand at the range and In
case they do not own rifles there are a
few belonging 10 the Wilmington and
Brandvwine Club that will be loaned them
AZ the firing points. There will be a trip
"a Camp Perry, Ohio, for the lSmen whose
scores at the range between now and July
2s prove them to be the best rifiemen IN
the city. !,
This trip will cover the entire month OF
August and will be made without cost to
the men. While in Ohio the rltiemen Will
attend the National Rife Matches, the
matches Of the National Rife Association,
and the matches of the Ohio State Rife
Association. Prizes at these matches
will run into thousands of dollars and
there is possibility that some of the
local men will not only enjoy long vaca-
tion on the shores Of Lake Erie but will
also bring back a few trophies and little
loose change to prove to the rest of the
country that Delaware dIdn [ drop out OF
existence as soon as the last Victory Loan
had been over-subscr1bed.
Upon reporting at Camp Perry the
local rif1enen will be refunded their trans
nortation and subsistence expenses al the
rate of sc per mile When the matches
are over they will be given sc per mile for
their return journey. While attending
the shoot. the men will be the guests OF
the State OF Ohio and United States Gov
eminent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
LORRAINE PLAYS DOVER.
Down Staters Will Hold Game With
Manager HirzePs Cohorts.

The Lorraine A. A. will play Dover in
the capital this afternoon and the down
state fans will have an opportunity to see
Manager Arzels nine in action. This
game will be the first of several encoun-
ters with teams from the lower part of
the State as Lorraine will have n two weeks
trip beginning the early part of next
month.
Manager Wharton of Dover, is wei J
prepared to meet Lorraine with a very
formidable team, composed chiefly of
college stars, among them being Ennis,
who several years back p4ayed with
local teams, Horsey brothers and Hardesty
all of Delaware College.
Captain Gilbert, "Gibby' Patter-
son, ''Tot" Hopewen and "Sol' Slaugh
ter will comprise the infeld, while Joe
Tobin, Walt Scott, KDecht and Arm
strong will be seen III the outer garden.
Either Martin, the star slabman who
formerly worked In the Suburban League,
or ''Dick" Hughes will be in the box, with
Joe Pierson or Jack Price doing the re-
ceiving "Babby' McGonigle being ssved
for Saturday encounter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Held to Sound Out Sentiments
of Employcs About Athletics.

Representatives. OF the Wilmington
newspapers held an interesting meeting
at the Office of the Sunday Star .ast night
and discussed pans for the formation OF
sn athletic association OF the newspaper
employees of this city. Horace I. War
rington presided rs temporary chairman
and explained the intent OF the organna-
ton.
Considerable interest WAS manifested
by the representatives who were present.
A committee WAS appointed to sound out
sentiment of the various employees rela-
tive to the organization of the associa ton
Joseph Berger, physical director of the
Community Service, explained the adj
vantages that would be gained by the
formation of such an association.
MIR. Warrington III some remarks urged
nothing but clean sport and said that the
organization of an athletic association
would develop much interest and closer
relations between the newspapers OF the
city. The committee appointed to sound
out views was as follows: William Stew
art, Sunday Star; Casmir Franklin, Even.
ing Journal; Mrs. Fell, Sunday Star
Charles Horn. Every Evening, and Walter
Andrews, Morning News.
The next meeting will be he'd next
Wednesday night at $50 at the Stal
office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
SHUTOUT FOR SEAFORD.
.Dal" Culver Did Good Work Against
Centreyile Yesterday.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford, July I4.-"Dal' Culver, Sea
ford's star southpaw, pitched a remark
able game against the strong Centreville,
Md, team here yesterday and Seaford
scored a shut-out, 4 to 0. Seaford scored
all its runs in the first inning T. Donoho,
first man up, was hit by Pitcher She'll
burg. d. Donoho beat out a bunt. Daw-
son was passed. T. Donoho was forced at
the plate by Warrington, who was safe on
first, filling the bases. Pusey hit for two
bases, scoring three runs, and Krahe
tripled to left scoring one more. This
ended the scoring for the day. Shipley,
Seafords catcher, received a split finger
on the second batter up and retired In
favor of P,lsey, who caught fine game
and batted very timely. Krahe also batted
well and fielded faultlessly. Besides hold
ing the visitors to four scattered hits Cul-
yer famed Is of them. Score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
GREENHHL MIDWEEK SHOOT.

The Greenhill Gun Club will hold its
regular mid-week shoot tomorrow after
noon. Shooting will not commence until
4.30 o'clock, but will continue we'll into
the evening. The 18-yard championship
medal will be in competition on Saturday
and several shooters have announced
that they will practice on Thursday at
Is yards In order to get in trim for the big
Saturday event
Plans for the registered shoot on Au-
gust are now fast rounding into shape
and it looks as if on this day Greenhill Will
hold the biggest local shoot of the year. A
third trap, to accommodate the crowd, is
now being installed. The program will
consist Of $50 targets, with an added
handicap of 25 targets and IL pairs of
doubles Over $500 IN trophies and
cash will be awarded the shooters Every
club member is asked to help TO secure a
trophy donation, and have it forwarded
at the earliest possible date to the secre-
tary Of the club. If the members will assist
in this movement the club will be as
sured Of holding the best shoot yet"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
R0MMELL ALLOWS ONE
HIT, BUT AS LOSE OUT
Star Finger Holds Indians to One
Safe Bingle; Meadows Batted
Hard by the Reds.

Although Rommell, of the Athletics,
allowed but one hit, the Indians won the
game yesterday, As. The ragged twirlins
of Keefe in the opening session was the
bar to the Mackmen's happiness. New
York and the Browns split a double-header
when the surprise of the~day was that
Babe" Ruth famed FIVE times. The Tiger
woke UP and walloped Boston, 104, when
they landed on pair of Red Sox pitchers
Chicago took the opening game OF the
series with Washington, 5-3.
The Reds won over the Phllhcs, 81,
when Meadows was batted to all corners
of the lot by the Cincinnati nine. A wild
heave by the Brooklyn catcher threw
away the game with the Cubs yesterday,
The Pirates won again when they punched
their hits with the Braves errors for the
second victory over Boston. The Giants
won a twelve-inning game over St. Louis,
Spencer's single bringing IN the winning
run,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
SHIPLEY AT NEWARK.
He is Successfully Coaching Ball Club
in the South.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, July l4.-Coach II. Is. Ship
ley, of Delaware College, who is managing
the baseball team at Tarboro, n G., which
is in an amateur league of that State,
was in Newark yesterday. Shipley is on a
hurried trip in search Of players. He tried
to secure both "Joe" Rothrock, the Della
ware College star southpaw, and Ogden,
the star twirler of last years Swarth-
more team, TO return with him, but as
far as could be learned neither player
would go.
Coach Shipley is greatly pleased with
the treatment accorded the players as well
as himself by the people of Tarboro
There arc six cities in the league and the
teams are made up entirely Of college
players. The first half season ended a
few DAYS ago and Tarboro was but one
game back of the winners The second
half will end August 2l and Shipley will
make a special effort TO win this half
Two Delaware College players are with
the team, Gray Carter, catcher and
''Skeet'' Wilson, utility player.
Carter is catching every other game
and PLAYING the outfield when not catch
ing. Shipley says the crack catcher Is
going fine and hitting the bali hard. Car
ter will remain in the south until August +.
The team is ip need Of twirlers and this
caused Shipley's trip north.
While in Newark, Shipley stated that
he expects To take a squad Of Delaware
College football men to Rehoboth fol
preliminary work the latter part Of August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
AMERICAN CYCLISTS
IN OLYMPIC GAMES
Their Opponents Will be Some OF
the Best Amateurs on
Other Side.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Antwerp. July l4.-America will have
twelve opponents in the bicycle road race
and ten i'm the velodrome track events IN
the Olympic games. Among the con-
testants will be some os the best amateur
cyclists on this side of the Atlantic. IN
Guiding Perks, Dutchman who has been
winning all over Europe. >,
The following nations have entered
the velodrome events to be held August
Q and 10: ~,
The United States, Great Britain, Hol-
land. Denmark, Italy, South Airlca, Can
ada. Luxemburg, Switzerland, Poland apd
France. =,
All OF these except Switzerland Will
compete i'm the l70 kilometer road race
ON August II. Czecho-Slovakia, Norway
and Sweden have entered for the road
race but not for the velodrome contests.
The polo matches at Ostend Will be
plsyed from July "a to 81. The American
nolo team is Colonel Nelson L. Margetts,
Colonel John G.. Montgomery, Captain
Terry De La NJ. Allen, and Captain Ar
thur Harris, regulars, with Captain " llnam
W. West Captain II. {. Greenwaid, Gap
tain Sloan Doak and Captain Harry N.
Chamberlain. substitutes. All OF them are
army officers who have recently been play
ING I'm France and who now are training
with the American rifle and equestrian
teams at Coblenz Belgian, Spanish,
French and British teams also are en-
tered
America. Holland and France have
entered the archery events, which Will be
held here from August 3 to August s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
SALES RECORD IS
GOING At FAST CLIP
du Pont Girls Nine Has Good
/. Record for Season IN
"B" League.

Sales Record baseball team is battine
nearly thousand They are now at ting
top OF the list in "B'' League and ready Tor
the big game tomorrow against Mailing
Department, who won recently from the
Chemical Co e team after stiff light at
the du Pont Country Club.
Miss McCaughan, the teams catcher, is
a wonder and nothing passes ber behind the
bat, not even foul balls. The assistance
she gives her pitcher is equal to any
catcher of the big leagues. Mi SIS X. Eisen-
BRAY. the speediest and strongest girl
pitcher in the league, will start the game
tomorrow against Mailing Department,
with Miss Wise as an understudy and
perfect third base-pirl as well Miss
Livingston the captaln) IS suited To a
"T'' ut first base, and Miss M. Elsenbray,
sister to the "whiz" pitcher, holds down
second basc~xith ease.
The two "short stops" Miss Whitaker
and Miss Haley, are ever alert to scramble
up grounders or flies and start the bali
right To first before the batter gets o start.
| Then with Miss Geary at LETT heid, VINO
| never was known to drop fly, and MISS
Oakes at centre field, who, besides BENG a
| craeker-jack in her position, Is a fine SUP
| stitllte catcher. and Miss Potter at right
| field make up the Sales Record out held.
| Miss Grav is an apt substitute for either
short stop position, and Miss Reynolds
| and Miss Siddell are two other efficient
| substitutes ready for immediate action.
This tiger team, with their black and
| orange colors, have about five home run
bitters and score at least four home runs
| every game.
The lineup for Wednesdays game: Me
Cauehan, C.; r. Eisenbray, p.i Iivings
ton. / b.; Nj. Eisenbray, b.; Wise, 3 b.
Whitaker, r. s. g.; Haley, / 8. s.; Reynolds
RI: Oakes. c. f.; Geary, l. f. Substitutes
Potter. GRAY, Siddell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
WITH THE ANGLERS.
They Are Finding Good Sport in Various
Delaware Streams.

Weakfsb and croakers are being
caught in large numbers by the fishermen
off Bowers Beach, while some have been
fortunate enough to bring IN drun'flsh
weighing an much as 60 pounds. Channel
bass have been very scarce, but this sport
is expected 10 be much better next month.
Fresh water fishing is improving ~ that
section with fishermen IN search OF base.
trout and pike.
Delaware City and Lorewood Grove
have been attracting many angler 8 ior
fishing in the Chesapeake and l)ela-
ware canal, while hundreds Of fisher
men have been ENJOYING the sport in
the ponds of lower New Castle and
Kent county. White catfish and blue
gill sunfsh are being caught in the canal
ON the upper level
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
Pine A. G. After Games.

The Pine A. G. has organized then
Junior team for the season and are ready
to meet any team in the city whose player.
range in age from II 10 - years. Send all
communications To Manager William
Shields, $40 East Fourth street The
lineup Of the team is as follows: Arthur
Lister, c.; Joe Konitzer, So; Allen Tay'
lor, Ib.; Al Mccormick, 2b.; F. Ponder
3b.; Bill Shield, p; A. Weaver, CT; 6
Hayes, rf; William Hayes, IT,; J. Brad
lev and &. Horgan, substitutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
ST. THOMAS WINS.
ST. Ann Loses in Game Featured by
Paving of Weaver at Short.

ST. Thomas stepped rung higher on
the championship ladder in the Catholic
Twilight League last night, when they
defeated st. AIMS, 6-4. Over two thou
sand fans witnessed the game, which, al
though Of SIX innings duration, was full of
thrills and spectacular plays. Weaver
plaved a stellar game at shortstop and
Fishback performed in great style at
third. Ward, of st. AIMS, made home
run. The score by innings:
81 AIMS o i o l o. 6 |
81 Thona. ~ 4 % o o x-6 9
Batterie. Thomas, Morgan and
Bri.coe: St. AIMS, Ferguson and Ma
loney. Umpire-Maguire.
ST. MARY's TAKES ONE.
st. Mary's took frmer grip on sec
ond position and placed themselves with
in striking distance of the leaders, St.
Hedwig'., when they outplayed St.
Elizabeth at Third and Church streets,
score of s TO 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
OFFICIALS FOR RACES.
Additional Prizes Are Announced For
Events 10 be Held Saturday.

j. H. Minnick announced yesterday
that he will present five dollar gold
piece and three bicycle tires to the Com
munity Service TO be used as prizes in
addition to the en- already listed for the
bicycle races on Saturday.
The following pacemakers who will
ride motorcycles In advance Of the con-
testants on bicycles have been appointed: :
J. 4. Cloud, T. r. Forsythe, H. r.
Wooters; starter, J. II. Minnick; timers.
Harold Keats, William Osgood and Ray
mond H. Stout.
The route will be as follows:
Tenth and Market streets, Delaware
avenue, Pennsylvania avenue, Tower
road, Park Drive, Sixteenth street,
French street TO City Hall.
The entry list will csc on July IS. All
entrants should send their applications to
Joseph c. Berger, Community Service,
Church Building, Tenth and Market
-freets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
TENNIS CAPTAINS cHosyN.
Al Meeting at Rockford Under fommuniiy v
Service Auspiet~

The Community Seryics gave a picnic
M Rockford Park last night. ~ Hhifb
the captains II four tennis teams gcfe
elected, ~ follows ksnimcre team.
Mary lyle, Kcntnlere folding roam. Anna
FORESTER, Rockford Lawn room, Nor
Toomic; second team, kaiimerc folding
room, Margarci Lang Jhl baseball t'am
captain il Theresa Maeksy. with hgrra
Mahaney as property nniiagcr
The Community SeryIce ~ muif y
classes will meet every THURSDAY cwn.fg
NJ z O'Clock, a. the BrandyEIne swimm y
pool. All those who have been under iir
instructions of Mr. COrs0fl, ~ any other
directors, may ioin the grmp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
NORTH rNpRRs TAEE CAME

The North End team defeated ffr
Colored Playground outfit yesiefday ~
ternoon, 7-3, In a siE-inning game
Sixteenth and Walnut sifcefe diamnrl
The North End team will ilay ihr liaf .l
Giants next wednesday night Nhrn 'Ir
linrrD will be AZ foll0w Lynch
Beeson, y. Palmer = Merrgg, l'
Colb, %. Kramer 80 Win. u Shotfn
IF scrapple, n. Players ~ bofh irnr
are requested % report 90 thc U0lrH
not later than . 1'cl0ck t1fnorr0w eYrr
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
PURCHASING WINS
OVER ENGINEERING
Fair Sex Players Have Close Game
at Country Club Grounds; Miss
Ramsey Drives in Winning
Tally.
The Purchasing Department nine romp-

The Purchasing Department nine romp-
ed off with 12-11 score, yesterday al ter
noon, when Peaches" Ramsey connected
with Texas Lacquer and scored the win
ming run over the Engineering Depart
mept team The Engineering team girls
started off with run lead in the first
inning, but Purchasing dug in shortly
afterwards and kept on scoring until they
were on the long end of the game. Miss
Bertha May Boyles played fine game IN
the field, having to her credit an un-
assisted double play. Miss Williamson
played fast game at first base. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
AFTER LIBERTY'S SCALP.

Manager Fred Woerner Of the Third
Ward team, formerly Of the Defiance
League. wishes it made known that it
was not his team that met defeat last
Saturday at the hands Of the Liberty A.
C.. AS was enormously reported around
town last night Manager Woerner,
however, is anxious 10 arrange a game
with Liberty and will give the above
team any date. on his schedule. II the
latter team desires game communicate
with Fred Woerner, care Of Defiance Ath-
letic Association, or call 328l-J after 7.30
o'clock