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Evening journal., 1921-08-22
garden RAIDED
AS HE SNOOzED
Vegetables and Flowers
Raided by Richardson
Park Prowlers
FIREMEN WOULD
END MONKEY RUNS

Special to The Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK. Aug. ga
Driven almost to distraction by raid
ers who have played havoc with
their vegetables and flower gardens.
residents here have armed themselves
and are threatening TO shoot anyone
found I'm their gardens. II is known
that three young men are raiding
vegetable gardens, while one resi-
dent who has had every flower in
his yard damaged set a trap early
Friday morning and caught a young
woman on her way to work cutting
his flowers. Among those who re-
port having lost vegetables is James
Hanson. OF DUPONT Road.
One resident who had remained
awake until o'clock in the morning
recently watching for the thieves. fell
asleep and when he awoke at Z
O'Clock he found that every tomato
plant in his garden had beer
stripped.
The Five Points Civic Association
will meet at the old school hous,
on Friday nifht when important
business will be transacted. IN,
new secretary 70 succeed r. Rus
sell Gottschail, will be elected a
that meeting.
In order TO put a stop 10 the nu
merous monkey runs" received b,
the Cranston Heights Fire Com
pany officials of that company OF
60 frrIa.r arroD~or Nth .pgr.r. -
the Five Points Civic Assertion 4
confer with +. p. Bardo. manage
OF the Diamond State Telephons
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
VICToRs MARK UP TENTH wIN

VICrORS MARK UP TENTH WIN
The Franklin Victors easily won
from the Eastlake Juniors at Twen-
ty-ninth. and Market by the score
Of IL to 8. Witsil pitched a fine
game until the eighth inning when
errors by hi steam-mates let in the
scored runs. Pierson caught in great
form. Many of the fellows say he
is the best catcher in the city for
his size, and when his team backs
him up. Gibson and Herlihy played
their usual fine game, while Heck
Ter and Pollard shared batting
honors The lineups:
Franklin-Pierson. c.; Witsil, D.:
Gibson. h.; Lafferty, 2b.; Herlihy,
ss.; Quill, Sb.; Pollard, CT; Heckler,
IT,; Sharp, If.
Eastlake Jrs-Brooks, c.; King
D.; oliver. h.; Simmer. 2b.; Brom-
mall, S.; Cook. 3b.; Lynn, RI. Bren-
nan, cf.; Dawson, c.; Stirlith, 2b.;
Moore. Brittingham and Stirlith were
pinchhitters in ninth inning. The
score: r. H. e.
Franklin -. oO-12 - 3
Eastiake Jrs. 10 5 SIS
Two-base hits - Pollard, Heclxler.
Cook, Gibson Struck out-By Wit
sill, 10; by King. 3. Double play
Heriihy to Lafferty to Gibson Bases
on balls-off witsil. 4; off King. S.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
gQSeBQLL,
v0s0AGzc

aARpY c FiSHER<

Rule 46.-A caught foul tip does
not affect a runner IN nay way. He
must return to his base after It Is
caught.
Rule 59-A on third base, B on
second, one out. c hits fly to left
field which is caught but A beats
the throw to the plate, bringing In
the winning run B does not go
back and touch second base after
counts unless ball was held on sec
ond base before runner crosses
plate.
Rule 5e.-Two out and man on
third base. Batsman reaches first
on a single. He attempts to steal
second base while man on third goes
home. Run scores If man crosses
plate before man was put out steal
ing.
Rule 81, Sec. 3.-Runners on first
and third bases. The pitcher makes
a balk. Both runners advance
Rule 56, Sec. 1.-Two out, men
on first and second bases. Batsman
misses third strike and catcher
muffs the ball Batsman runs to
first base, man on first to second and
man on second to third Catcher
throws ball to third baseman who
tries to run down man who was on
second but fails. The runner gets
to third before fielder tags him.
Third baseman pulled a boner as
runner on second was forced when
fielder held the ball on third base
Rule 2S.-.Pitchcr works five In
nings and then is hammered of slab,
playing right field until eighth in
ming when he returns to pitchers
box. He is entitled to do so IL. he
has remained in the game all the
time.
Copyright 1921 by H. c. Fisher.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
vonE FOR THF CURTAINS.

If l only had something pretty
for the cute little windows in my
sitting room. silk is too expensive
and can't get the lovely pinky
mauve tint that / want in ordinary
materials" said the housekeeper.
Have you tried voile-just the
ordinary cotton voile Of which you
make little susan's frocks?" asked
her friend
And then the friend told how she
had used 1t for the past two years
with the most charming effect.
when II soils" said she. "and the
color seems a bit faded, wash it and
dye il at the same time and in tn,
shortest while imaginable / hav,
lovely new curtains for my win
fows
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SWEDISH SWIMMER MAKES
NEW WORLDS RECORD

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Aug. 90.
-Annaburg. a Swedihh swimmer,
yesterday established a worlds rec
ord for the 1000 meters free style,
making the distance in IA minutes 10
seconds, and lowering the record
made by F. f. Beaurraire at Ade-
laide. Australia. in February. 1920,
by twelve seconds.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22

Company, and devise means to stop
the practice Of bogus phone calls.
The Bellemoor Improvement League
az a meeting on Friday night, ap-
PORTED a committee of property
owners to confer with lawyers rela-
tive TO seeking an Injunction TO pre-
vent erection OF a one-story gaso-
line station in that section
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
POLISH GIANTS WANT GAMES.

The Polish Giants would like to
arrange games with any IL to 13
year old teams in the city. All chal-
lenges should be sent TO Benny Ket-
chel, s17 South Harrison street or
phone 9373-W. The lineup Of the
Polish Giants follows; Il. opalach.
C; Stanley Bukosld. p; Willie Wolf.
1b; Benny Ketchel. 2b: Joe Spider.
IS; Joe Buy, 3b; Joe Judy. RI; John
Constable. CT; Stanley Jordan, II.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
F you ARE WE'LL BRED

You will avoid wholesale intro
ductions as much as possible and
make your guest acquainted with a
few folk at a time. as they arrive at
your party.
In giving a theatre party. the hos
tess gives to each masculine guest
an envelope containing a ticket for
the young woman he escorts and
for himself The host often keeps
all Of the tickets himself and at
tends to them.
And are sitting at the aisle you
will step into It for others to pass
into the row of seats in which you
sit. instead OF turning for them to
brush past you.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
pARKsIpE RAsKETBALn PLOT.

Lew Dawson WAS reelected 10 lead
the ParlSsie basketball team for the
1921-22 season at q meeting held for
that purpose yesterday afternoon.
Lew made good in his initial at
tempt at plotting the Eiriswood Park
quintet last year an6 will most like
ly trot out another fast five.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
IVORY.

Heads are getting harder. Hands
are growing brittle.
That's the inside stuff on boxing
Judging from the cracked hands
now done up in bandages.
Georges Carpenter Cracked his
flying right on Dempsey's jaw.
Bob Martin splintered his right on
Frank Moran's front piece.
Joe Lynch broke his mitt on Pete
Herman's hinge projection.
Benny Leonard bruised his thumb
on a sparring partners dome.
Willie Jackson popped his hand
on his playmate's cheek.
These might be called bone-hesd-
ed plays
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
sTAR GANE CANcELEp

Fourth Ward cancelled its game
with tho Sunday Star Independents
for this afternoon. A game between
the two teams will most likely be
arranged for the near future.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Mo1AssEs CANDY.

Four cups Of sugar. two cups Of
moiasses. u cup vinegar. Boil till II
hardens in cold water, then stir in
one tablespoon Of baking soda Stir
snd pour into buttered pans to cool
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Weeks Baseball
TiOiHght Games
MONDAY

South Side Eden vs.. Lorraine,
Second and DUPONT streets.
Buffalo VS.. Eleventh w r. d,
Eighth avenue and Duncan.
Fourth Ward vs.. Defiance, Third
and Adams.
Butchers Association VS.. Park
side Travellers, klrkwood Park.
Fame a. c. VS.. Five Points, Elm
hurst.
Keystone Va. Seventh Ward,
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Union vs.. Nanoever, 18th and
Spruce streets.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SNOW HIIL BEATs MARDEIUA

SNOW HILL, Md, Aug. ga
Snow Hill easily defeated Mardeila
in Saturdays game, IL to 3. Both
sides played poorly in the field.
Drury hit home run.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
THURSDAY

ITOHoOAI
Belmont ALI Stars vs.. Fourth
Ward, Fourth and Church.
New Castle VS.. Lorraine, Second
and DUPONT.
First M. p. VS.. Liberty, Seven
teenth and Spruce.
Harlan Giants VS.. Five Points,
Eimhurst.
CHURCH LEAGUE
Westminster VS.. ST. Paul, Bay
nard Field, No. 2.
Grace VS.. Old swedes, Rockford
No. I.
Brandy~ine VS.. Second Baptist,
Rockford, No, 2.
Mt. Salem VS.. Goodman, Baynaro
Field, No. I.
Fame A. C. VS.. Edge Moor, Edge
Moor.
FRIDAY
Fourth Ward VS.. Seventh Ward
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
First Central VS.. VandeVer, Sew
enteenth and Spruce.
Sunday Star Ind. VS.. Five Points,
Elmhurst.
Haven VS.. Ezion, kirkwood Park.
New Castle at Dover.
Sunday Star Independents VS..
Five Points, Elmhurst.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Broken FIeurS De Lis
Another broken fleur de lis.

Another broken fieur de lis
Dramatic tragedies follow when
idols turn TO clay.
Georges Carpenter frst-now
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen.
Jack Dempsey and Mrs. Molla
Bjurstet Mallory fought the same
kins of fghts-grimly, determined,
fiercely.
Carpenter. crushed and bleeding
9ept as thousands cheered him.
Leuglen. i'll and broken hearted
fed from the courts with tears
streaming down her face, leaving
gallery disappointed and in doubt.
Dempsey was at his best. carpen-
tier was perfection. Molla reached
back into the yesterdays and be-
came the wonder Girl" she once
was. Suzanne. physically unfit &c
play, did so because she did no
wish to disappoint America
Yet they are broken fieur de lis
arpentier-Suzanne
Evening journal., 1921-08-22

He fought Harry Greb seven times
and on two occasions won decisively.
he claims. He never has been
knocked out.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22

The Want Ads produce the great
est results for the least expenditure.
Try them once and see how they
work.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
LACKING.

Harry Darneille, Washington's
fighting cop, who whipped 25 or
more in a free-for-all, has had his
first professional fight.
As a heavyweight title prospect
Darneille lacked lustre.
He doesn't know the ring arts. He
stands fiat-footed. arms dangling
and swings.
As a boxer he is a good cop.
Ring smartness can't be learned
in a day, a month, year.
Experience is the greatest teach
er.
The road ahead OF Darneille is
long. rough, doubtful. Manufactur-
ing another Dempsey is an ash can
proposition.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
WEDNESDAY

(Newspaper League Championship
Elks VS.. klwanis Club, Harlan
Field. Umpire Cunningham.
Defiance VS.. New Castle, Battery
Park.
Twelfth Ward VS.. Nandever, Sew
enteenth and Spruce.
Highland Ali-Stars vs. Five
Points, Elmhurst.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
TUESDAY

Baltimore Black Sox Va. Aber-
foyle, Harlan Field. $50 p. M.
Parkslde VS.. Eastlake, Twenty.
ninth and Market
New Castle VS.. Union, Baynard
Field.
teenth and Spruce.
Union VS.. Bethel, Klrlc~ood Park.
Goodman VS.. Second Baptist,
Rockford Tower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07

l Fnh td and heavy Gloves Regular s42s onefowth off
s319tle
Iae washable I'D Gamtes Regular 500 ono fourth f s525 par
all fourth 1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
HARLAN HELPING
LAID OFF EMPLOYEES
Finding Other Work for Some
and Endcavoring to Do
il for All.

In order not 10 have the lay-offs at
the Harlan plant complcato Whining
tons unemployment problem any more
than is absolutely Necessary, the local
ward of the Bethlehem Shiphuilding Cor
poration. Ltd, is conducting an elaborate
cmplovment agency for the other fellow
Men leaving the employ of the compan y
an shown the requirements of every
Wilmington IN dustry. rs we'll as every
shipyard IN this district
The bigness of bethlehem has per
united a partial asolving uf the replace
mcnt of laid-of Harlan workmen, but
the plcntItudc of labor everywhere has
prevented this plan from working ont as
vel as General Manager German would
like. However. the sparrow Point yard
has absorbed many tirst-class mocha MICS
who we're forced out Of Harlan because
of slackcnIng of work Many of these
mon ven never taken off the Bethlehem
rolls merely being tran sferrcd 10 tho
Maryland yard II they wern members
uf tho local employees Relief and Rene
tclal Association thcv automatically be
came members IN good standing NJ Spar
ruw $ Pount Not having 90 be- rc-cXaIn
med Tor physical lmpcrfectlans and moi
beng Obliged To 60 through the hiring
routine makes a big hit with the men
Thus procedure has also held good for
several transfers To the lorr River, Mass
plant ol the Bethlehem Shipbuildlng
Corporation Ltd MANY morc highly
trained On could have hedn taken car,
nf in the New England ward hut did
not like tho idea of going So far away
from Wilmington. even temporarily
Harlan directing head believes that
N 'lay-of Tunes industry owes a Ing
servIc" Ia terminating employees, that OF
making every effort 10 secure employ
ment tor them III selfish executive
might vrrv well saw. "Wouldnt be-
ipriish % attempt to got good mechanics
"ut nf Wilmington - other wards and
then when things got going again here
i he out of luck for number Of expert
'ncod men IIut that l-n the Bcthlc-
Is.m or German WAY of dolng things
Accnrluglv the rntip Harlan EMPLOY
mcnt turrc ls gwen over ~ the compiling
(" D. formation thqt may help mon effected
q, the slack,ning nf work u get lncatad
Sow hero u l4n exrceing q pcr cont
because noarlv everywhere thorc an,
ihr'' mentor every job, but tho workmrn
-'em - appreciate the company efforts
tn secure them another Job
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

pnc streot Mouth ~ Twentv-thlrd
,'rcet S3Hn Norman s Pleasanton
md vile. from John Bader ct Al
Nonrnc Place Southwest of Twenty
trst street. s. 5n David Roth. from
James GRADY Rollov
Linden street. 1911. s2.050 Adam
liirnlski and wifc from John ,Jamelkosk
Seventh street 33G East. g 500
iward Cotton from Bronislaw Levan-
,.nwHki
la Pont street South " Seventh street
- 500 The New Castle preshvtcs1
'rum Minister ~ West Presbyterian
Church
Fifth street. 1912 West 81, $50 Emanuel
rroden and wife from Rober i Fiotchc,
Seventh street, 336 East 81 BENJAMIN
~napanspcv and wife from Edward Cotton
Washington street. 23l0, 81 900 +. +.
Slooomb and Co, Inc. from Lancy l..
Iluvce
Franklin stree, Southwest of Twenty
ninth street $3.50 Charles II Brjce from
{ oncord Heights Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07

and preserved No extravagant claims
are made for Plant JUICE, the famous
herbal stomach medicine now bong m
trodnced here At The Miller Drug Store.
iO4 406 Market street hut that II Will re-
store vour system to 2 perfect state ot
health II suffering from stomach. liver
kidney troubles 81 rheumatism. If backed
up Nv tho statements of local people
who have red this preparation and arc
now loud n praise thereof
Take. fo1 instance the statement made
recently hy Mrs tlla REYNOLDS. a well
known and popular Wilmington lady. ro-
siding at No 10S Lombard street. who
has b host of frtondz She saws
Il am glad To- have this opportunity
To- tell the puthr what = wonderful med
cine vour Plant Juice is | had been
greet suiforp' from stomach trouble for q
long time ! could not take tho lghtc-t
kInd 81 food INTO nv stomach as Il would
cau,e gas e. form and | was m constant
pam could not sleep at night and my
nerves were IN terrible condition. wa-
vegv deepondcnt and dcpreee cd and had
no ambition or enc gv Ia do anything !
had tried 80 many medicines that I was
utterly discouraged ami had no hope ol
cver getting any better. my liver was
tofpId, and had no color in my face ~
al | bad heard So much i'm my nciehhol
hood about Plant Juloc and the wonders
It wa. working that ! get bottle ~
try II. Il certainly worked wonders with
me fcr now have splendid appetite Tor
m, meals | ,leep fine AT night and am
not nervous any more | have q finc color
IN my face and feel strong and fit Nv
sister and her little girl are taking Plant
Juice when fhev saw the wonderful bene-
fl got from II and have gotten the same
lnc results We are All enthusiastic about
Plant Juice and glad tn endor c II
The Plant JUICE Man IS At The Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street where
he is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits 81
this remedy. Free samples gwen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THE DAY

cur entire stock u Men odd Trousers one
third off
Mem f. SO fine kid dress Gloves. sale At 81 so
Mems 81 80 hnc woven madras SHIRTS sale
at $3.50
Mems 81 00 to $500 fine madras Shirts Fine
selection of patterns All ei7ec On sale at s3.25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Wonderful Values IN Our
Children S Wear
Store

M
H-n--ra4r ~0ea,er
serge and G.a- lre aul BE,
Ma-a ol.- teN e -te.
Bo N -a.t. ueer Tr
II. Narf aat uIddl e- PEI.
$500 and So 81 re-, re $500.
Regular S40o aa4 $500 nv
re-tal $500.
Ingnam Dre.-es. axe, % i.
lear>. regular $500 anl $ So, ae-
ciaI $500.
Gng1am Dyesse, .or ages 2 70 -
Years. va.uee Pr /. $500. pe1ial So.
Infants sweater, f1r ages 3 months
to o ears. regular 500 aaa $500
ones. $500. Regular $3.50 and g. 90
cHe>, $500.
Sweater, for .arEer gr.s. ages 3
n years. $3.50 mes. $780, SO ones,
$500; 81 ones, $780, $3.50 ones,
$500.
Goats tor lttie tots. 3ges : %
Years. in corduroy chtnchdla and
broadclcth. 5000 ones S4.00; $500
oneS, $500, ST. mes. $780, SIS
ones. $40; SIS ones, Sl2.
A pretty assortment ot Coats tor
girls. ages s b lo ears. 81 ones Ss.
SIS ones. $40; S22.S0 ones, si5i $50
oneS, $50.
silk Taffeta and Blue Serge DresSe,
including blue serge regulation styles.
at greatly reduced prices. $500 ones.
$500; so ores. $6.75; $3.50 ones.
$500; SIS ones, $40; Sis ones. Sl2..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
MANY STREET. LIGHTS OUT.
City Council Asks Police TO Report oil
Omissions.

Councilman James MoManus Mt meet
ing Of Council last night called attention
to the conditions Of number OF street
lights which he said were not lighted half
the time. Within the last few days lights
were not burning on Spruce street near
Tenth. on Bennett street between Ninth
and Tenth and on kirkwood street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh. resolution
was adopted asking Chief of Police Blnck
TO instruct his officers to report all defec-
tive lights.
Councilman Kane presented a communi-
cation from the Reliance Ere Company
requesting payment Of the sum Of $5SS
expended by the company for repairs to is
apparatus ncceesitated hv collision with
the automobile of the FIRST assistant fire
Chief ut Eighth and Poplar streets on
Sunday. June 81 The bill was referred to
Council Committee of the whole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
CONDEMNS 16 TONS OFM EAT.

More than l6 tons of meat were con
dcmucd during the past vea hv Charles
" Lutz, meat Inspector repoIted to City
council last night
The detailed report follows Inspected in
the city during the year 1920: cattle
$3.50: calves, PSI; sheep and lambs
,103. hogs. 30.s20 Shipped INTO this
city and subject to outside inspection
cattle, 1868, calves G,3i0. sheep and
lambs, Is ,97i hors, o. Condemned dur
ing the year. ~. 10 pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07

E
Ladies' Gsunte raw
an F
SEC and e
NJ
OnefortF off 81 ~ the
nd Ono fourth n
nov sl.s7a ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07

.. r.
~ -raa- ~0tate
serge aud lu- 1rr aal Bo
Aa-a sur. teN e -fe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Wilmington Lady
Was Discouraged
Since She Took Plant Juice
Says She Now Sleeps Fine
and is No Longer Nervous.

The benefit Of good health are obvious
10 MI Tho value of sound mind IN
sound body needs NJ Interpretation ~
people of elucation and understanding
II IS only necessary - show them how
this healthy condition may he obtained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Pnhlic School Robbed

Thieves entered Public school NJ j.
lfth and French streets. on Tuesday
ieht. and robbed the morey box IN the
clcphore booth. and severed tho tclc-
l'horc vines They also searched tho
'cachcls dcsks. Iut got nothu II value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07

CordovHn shoes with wing tips, extra
weight sole., $500 Now s975.
Tan calf shoe, medium toe, with rubber
heels, S1100 Now S775.
Gun metal calf, straight lace. low heel.
narrow toe, $1,000 Now s67b.
Educator Shoes in tan and black kid rub
Der heels Now $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-07
Big Values These

Little tots coats IN ages Z 20 & years.
made of fine quality chinchila corduroy.
broadeloth and many other high grade
materials IN all the wanted shadeS
Former prices 5000 70 S2S.oo Now
s400 TO s16.50.
q to 14-Ncar Dresses in pretty plaldS.
stripes and PLAN shades Of chamhray
and gingham NaIuco to $500 Special.
$500.
2to6Near Dresses IN wide variety Of
>t,c~ Naluce up 10 81 90 Special at
81 90.
All # our girls winter Goats in ages
s t. IL wears. onc-fourth off
$500 ones S 900 5000 ones Sl6.50
$500 nncs $3.50 5000 one So. so
The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Women at Tennis
On Bayhead Courts

spec,aI Despatch to THE NEW YORK HnRALD.
BAYHrAD, N. j.. July 16.--At Bay
head the summer folk no sooner COM
plete one event before they engage In
another. Thus II happens that a wom-
ems doubles tennis tournament has been
started Immediately after the finish Of
the singles.
Mrs. Natalie Farlee. the winner in the
singles. carried away her laurels after
decisively defeating Mrs. @. d. Graves
by Ga. 6--1. In the semi-flnal stages
she won from Mrs. Tracy vought, 6--4
and 6--3 Mrs. Graves defeated Miss
Margaret Baker. 6-2. 2--6 and Ga. A
large field OF players participated, the
entrants including Mrs Farlee, Mrs.
Graves, Mrs. vought. Miss Margaret
Baker. Miss Spinning. Miss Christine
Baker, Miss Jervis. Miss Marion Baker.
Miss Roxaline Dickinson. Miss Jane
Gates, Miss Rosalie Hirst, Miss Eliza
beth Cox. Miss Louise Lines, Miss
Joclyn Bronson. Miss Betty Cox. Miss
Lulu ". Cattus, Miss Christine Boggs.
Miss Esther Nimich, Miss Mary Baker.
Mrs. Archer Harmon and others.
Mrs Farlee and Mrs. Graves are
playing together in the womens doubles,
which rea she'd the semi-hnal stages to-
day.
Sailing her new boat the Bouncer
Miss Joclyn Bronson won the weekly
race for tho one design sneakbox class
oysr JnanE .othcr entries-