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= To cope with tho science Of base
ball ! advise a more elaborate
scoring system in basket shooting.
Give the players credit for an as
sist (the pass). the putout 1.-THE de-
fensive cheeky, and the error (miss,
tumble or Ivory" play).
Basketball has reached the stage
of development whore some coaches
urge players never to guard the
man, but to/gork % forwards and
pick, the op hings as is necessary
on the gridirons for the open field
runner to do.
There's nothing like the basket
ball "sweat-up."
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NO ONE CLUB CAN
STAGE DAVIS CUP :
MATCHES, is RULE

New York. Jan. IS. - United
Press.)-No one tennis club will be
evarded I'll the preliminary
matches for the Davis cup matches,
twas decided at meeting of the
international committee of the Unit
ed States Lawn Tennis association
last night.
France, Great Britain. Japan and
Australia have indicated iesire to
play the pseliMinsries in the Unit
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CLOSE CONTEST
IN,BIkES SPRINT


Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Aftsr 80 hours
Stein and O'Shea were one lap be-
hind in the six-d&y bike race at the
Coliseum, all other teams having
covered $50 miles at q. m. The
eaton Hill team, and Madden rid
ing with Magin, led In points, both
having 49,
! Eaton and Hill have held q lead
from a the start. Osterriter and
Kockler caught them with II
points last night. but they in turn
were passed this morning by Mad
den and Magin with Is points.
Ray Eaton was injured shortly
after I o'clock this morning In. .
bad spill in front Of the judges
stand, while going after . $ee
prize. He was taken from the
track unconscious but was able TO
relieve his partner. Freddie Hill, at
Z O'Clock,
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Clark Griffith won't sit in the
old bird house much this season.
He's turned things over ofncia!ly
to George Mcbride. his veteran
shortstop.
Let George do It.
Foxy Grin assumed the dutiessof
president Of the Nationals last year
but delayed naming his successor.
He couldn't have chosen 3 man
who'll be respected more highly
around the American league lanes
than George Mcbride.
George has 20 years of profess
sional baseball experience behind
him. He ID q Milwaukeean by birth
Just 60 years ago. He broke in
with hls hometown club in the
American association In 101.
After several trips around West
ern league diamonds he landed
With the Washington club in 1908.
He was never . great hitter but
his fielding 1t short was brilliant.
Walter johnson is the only Nat
to outrank him in vetefanship.
They've always been buddies.
George will take his ball club to
Tampa.
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uLNI WRESTLERS
: PROMISE. TO GIVE
BIG TEN A SCARE

Crbana, ILL.,. Jan. 1S-Six veteran
westlsrs Will face Big Tea grapp-
ling opponents when Illinsis starts
tho conference wrestling season this
month. Coach Paul Prehn IL put
ting his men through rigid training.
The mat men who have bean un-
der IRE In confersace meets are.
Captain lessen. Weltefweight; Ems.
heavyweight: Esslinger, middle
weight; sKellas and Chou. light
weights; mad Nostrum. feather
weight.
&everal sophomoIes who will
make their debut in conference
,circles this year. sre also regarded
a. promising men.
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NEWELL SELECTED ~
eLADOE MAN FOR
SPEAKERS TEAM

-
!. Cleveland, O.. Jan. 1s.-Joe Sew
=. Cleveland's recruit shortstop.
lo 90 ably filled the position left
cAnt BY the tragic death Of Ray
Saspman, is slated to be leadoif
~ Tor the Indians during the
- campaign. =.
). snaser iris Speaker intimates
NY II Seweu comes through the
anlng trip az we'll As Is expect
10 will try Joe out in the hat
POSITION held SO many years
Jack Craney.
swell batted $40 durint his
Ientystwo games in 1920 and drew
Pss bases ON balls.
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uLnt wAUKKRs
NOW AT TRAINING

Urbana. ILL.,. Jan. 1S.-Track
prepasations for the spring season
81 the University Of Illinois are I'M
der way. A large squad responded
to Coach Harry C. CHS 6fst call
for practice. The Orange and Blue
lunners viii meet Notre Dame In
tsbfuary for the frst Indoor meet.
The big event Of the indoor sea-
SON viii Be the relay carnival On
March s. II will BE- staged In the
big Illinois armory, which provides
tbs bsst indoor cindsr tracks in the
n,iddle weal,
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|IlsI|l|B ! ! ! ! / ! !
1|A|'EURs|I|'l| ! !
THAN
IN HENRY I. 1ARREIL.

x,nifed Press star Correspondent
\ Nv York, Jan. 1S.-British pro-
a,srisaal boxers 40 Z whole ar6
SlHes below par.
y rs Beckett, Bombardief Wells,
/ dS1dasd and othey leading. Lcndod
2rkfFs are considered jokes on
m side Of the water.
Igen Jimmy Wilde, considered
~ ono real fighter Of ali john
LIS glove swingefs, topplsd from
4 I perch Of esteem when he was
fnecked out by Pete Herman ~.
11tly But
Amateurs Are There.
ma British amateurs can teach
~ sSimon pures" on this side sey-
nj things.
( iris was shown at the Olympic
sines and most recently last night
vhen the British amateurs swept
ia slate clean against Americans
a the first amateur tournament be-
tween England and Amertca'a
amy, navy and police forces.
Better Than, Tanks.
TO all followers Of amateur box
M II was no surprise. The anna
teur lighters Of the othec side. are
superior to Americans. =
For this very reason this firsi
tournament was staged. For the
same reason the A. A. u. ia to hold
an International tournament be.
tween Canada and America here
Jan. Is.
The idea is to educate Americans
Ii the rules of the amateur boxing
federation which govern bouts or
the other side and are oficial fol
the Olympic games.
Try to Pick Up.
America is pointing to the 1924
0lympics and the internationa
tournaments are movements tt
stimulate Americans in amateur
boxing. The preparations are no
/, confined to boxing. however. Sew
eral departments Of track and neit
athletics have.to be strengthens,
II Uncle Sam 10 to win the mex
games. ~.
Recommendations Of the AmeSi
can committees resulted in the al
dltion of the javelin throw, discu'
throw, 44O-yard hurdles and tn
substitution of a three mile rul
for, the usual two mile event on tn
program for the intercollegiate
Championships.
Many College Men.
College men will constitute abou
4 Is per cent of the next Olympi
team and the addition of thes
-;events Should develop some goo'
talent in the intervening fou
V00YQ
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GIANTS CLNGMG
TO HOPE OF GROH
PURCHASE, RUMOR.

New York, Jan. -. = UNITED
Press.)-Hope Of obtaining Heirfie
Groh from Cincinnati has not been
abandoned by the New York Giants,
according to Charles A. Stonehan,
president of the club. A four-c0r-
nered deal between New York, Gin
cinnati. Pittsburgh and Boston is
still brewing. he said.
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WINS
BASKET TITLE
Defeats Washington and Walks on
With Grade School Champion.
ship-Standing.
FINAL STANDING.

In a game that was marked by
considerable roughness on both
teams, Franklin won the basketball
championship from Washington Dy
a score of II to l last night IN
Franklin gym. .
The game was closely contested
all the way. Franklin having IA to
Washington's 3 in the last quarter,
were held scoreless while Washing
ton threatened to even the score at
any time.
At the same time Longfellow and
Lincoln were playing q game in
which Longfellow> tried hard to
even the score with Lincoln. The
game finally resulted ina victory
rpf Is to IA for Lincoln.
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RULES OF Golf
FACE REVISION
lnsllsh and Scotch Experts to Aid
4 h Codification Without Changing
n Fundamentals Of Game.

- Chicago, Jan. Adjudication Of
( Ne rules Of golf and other changes
N TIE control of the game in Amer
ica are expected to result from the
gtarsat Of expansion by the Western
sqclf association and the decision
70 withhold action, according to de-
tails made public today by A. r.
Gates Of Chicago, vice president,
apd James +. Nugent Of Kansas
1city, a director of the Western as
tscciation, who were members OF
fths committee that went TO New
York and arranged an armistice
With the United States Golf asso-
ciation.
To Revise Code.
s. Details Of the threatened war for
supremacy in American golf, given
Aoet after the annual meeting last
EEK Of the Western. Golf associa-
tuon, showed that plans were on
not for committees of Scotch and
Mslish golfers to come to America
ms summer to revise the code Of
golf IN a manner TO satisfy Amer
sans without changing the funda-
hentals Of the game.
Seek End Of East Rule.
MT. Nugent said that while COLL
aad been controlled almost entirely
rom New York, only third Of the
y. ). G. A. memberss having . vote
ano nearly two-thirds Of the voting
snos being along the Atlantic, he
satisfied the present officers ol
~ Y. $. G. A. would do what had
ven promised. and he recommend;
mat the rising tide of western
DositlPn to the old regime, be held
ek until the change could b.
brought about.
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STAR OF INDIANS
NAMES ALLEY FIVE
AFTER HIS TEAM

Cleveland, Jan. 1S.-"Doc" John
ston, first bassman Of the worlds
champions, has organized . bowling
team called the Indians. Other men,
bars OF the team are Jack Graney.
Steve O'Neill. Bills Nsmbssanss,
and George Uhie. all mpmbers Of the
worlds champions. Doc Small,
wood, trainer Of the hasshall team.
10 an extra man. 4
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Bask tban Tops En- All
Most Interesting Game to Play, Says Page


9eS& ~ AAASy A0S>e
E1gee4o Up@vpG1lty 4aa-
~ Qcaea: nov o. But
e. ~ Coll49a.J
nvsry Dlayse 70 his sazne!
il ny Allnioa, haakethalI Il ths
eo&he e. eAane6, beth 70 coacir aud
70 splAy.
Interest has grown more IN the
basket 0pQFt II tho last Jocade than
In any oder form Of athletics.
Ccnmunities IN The United states.
Canada ana the orient "a clamor.
ing forx tDliseums to MAY in.
ri 3E]s Evogy XlekAs .
OF 6o9r0or football Il the great
n Spoelafle d ths crisp autumn
Baseball SatS I thousand n the
resi- old numuer time
<4at IN every niche in The coun.
tryf haskethall ahsorbS tho istarest
II v4nter
Daaebail Il 1 rama a sts11 and
nerves. Physical power and speed
d the eist or football. BaskethaiI
combines them all!
Here are reasons vhy the loou
sDort tops 'em ali:
The spectator sees tho name At
close range.
Tho spirits OF MAY Rets into the
spectator.
Players move faster.
/ Speed, endurance and creyerness
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CLANCY EARNS
Co FOR TITLE
Defeats Charlie Beecher and Is
Probable Opponent for Johnny
Kilbane-Other Results.

-
New York, Jan. 18.-(By United
Press.)-Andy CLANCY, Baltimore
featherweight, probably will be the
opponent Of Johnny Kilbane in .
bout for the championship. CLANCY
won the judges decision over Char
ley Beecher last night in = Is
round bout In Madison Square gar
den, staged to select challenger
for the championship. The Balti-
more boy outpointed tho New York.
er all the way.
In preliminary bouts Earl Baird
won from Joe Mooney in 10 rounds;
Tim Kelly and frankie Fleming
fought a six-round draw. and John
n.y. Gill won the decision from TIL,
lie Kid HeWan.
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Down in the Blue Ridge noun
tains Of West Virginia Bob Maj
tin is making weight.
He went home to Terra Alta to
relax and take on coal.
: He's wanted In England. Bob
WEIGH, London promoter, has of
fered the A. e. F. champ the big
gest purse the kid ever saw
A guarantee OF $4,000 for one
go!, Not much Is purses 90 nova
days. but to Fighting Bob 1t il a
whoppsr.
Martins trip is temporarily de-
.layed. There's talk OF sticking the
soldier champ In . London ring
with Joe Beckett,
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TH0MPSON IN FORN.

Hanover, Mass, Jan. lS,-Earl
Thompson. holder pf the xorldt
record IN the l20-yafd high hur-
dies, Wilt enter all thu big indoor
meets this winter in tn .east.
CSach Harry Hillmsn says T1omp-
son il bettef than ever.
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STOPPED Only At Last Gong.

There second when cSponi boring with
willingly
sounded Of hostes and bounded his
when the rules permitted action.
"n Wilson, though worthy who while he didn't
his summoned everything
attack confronted When Wilson made his
his fire cleaner and carried weight but the hide
fellow absorbed them all rarely checked
against blood surge
their Abbreviated so checked before
the little compete for the balance of
at evident the understanding existed between
Capp and Wilson the desire settle dispute
could with Wilson rode Capon hard the three
left having
in with hattie axains the BODY
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Barred for HITTING Too Hard.

ed States and it is planned to divide
the matches between Boston Phil
adelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh and
New York.
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DUMPS PENNSY.

rnncstcn, N. J., Jan. 1S.--(Unit-l
ress.)--Princeton cannot give
University OF California q foot
~ game next fall THE schedule
: eompleted.' Manager Love said.
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Right Way TO Boost Ones Self.

turning Sportscope this complimentary
Capon only established the of his integrity
intelligence WELL He also submitted clippings
draw but not until the writer
first
doing cties
boxers He that smart And after ALL only the smart but
really confidence
things really dumb their possibilities
illustrate Bess shooting when asked il he
between Rodgers and Do replied that the
would be entitled than 22 the showing made
Rodgers the whwind knockout Doy
with the aacy born
Barred for Hitting Too Hard.
also for Sailor Weldon Of Flint Mich,
the boxer Of established record who barred
mission because he hit sopponens hard The Michigan
commission has raled Weldon efa bouts within its
dcen just for that The conmssicn ruled
it feared that Weldon might kill rival boxer.
Bexipg critics Witnessed WeldQBs knockout of
Duvsn Da H. unanm0ug that the Sailor
bes Of second lack Denpsey They he faster than
Dempsey, who never . clever boxer.
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Caponi, As Seen BY Expert.

As to his opinion Of the bout Best authorized
the following article written by Harry Bullion boxing expert Of
the Detroit Free Press criterion only Of the result Of the
fight, but Of Caponrs skin Z boxer:
TOny Capon halls from the district that Billy
Papke out in Of sc prestige Is good boxer
quesade qader the handle he assumed.
DEMONSTRATING bis assets mipgle with boys Of than
average calbr Tony eutslueged and Red Cap VIII
saved card that ont Of r time the principals
in the wndup appeared feE action.
aponi wy, and, IKE most IT the youths Of his Is
tougher than IRON Wilson the tenderst mOrel in the
world himself 10 rounds, the Limit prescribed Tony ah
cred h ccuntman apny and left for arguments
tn viii Waafh A tfARh nv
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Tony's Speed Nets Him Verdict.

~ayfng sampled Wilson's power Of punch in those three
rounds too CapOn felt he had nothing
fast that Wilson, fighting back the best he knew how. almost
invariably wofsted in the exchanged
nsear as punching was concerned Caponi had little to
But cwd marveled the ability OF
stand that varied for instant In those whole
10 rounds.
"Rarey Caponi compelled to retreat Occasionally Wilson
Jared him coming In but then only long Tony could get
going again with the object Of his attack in against
the body Tony used swinging left half hook to the body and
frequently Strengthened the member somewhere In the
vicinity Of Red Caps nose
"W1lsOn devoted his time to fuarm delivery that often in
the early rounds particularly, ooided with Capes head which,
s event, proved had the eusnsss aid absorbing qualities Of
Riuhf Wax 10 Roost>0 ne's Self
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RTrCHIR LOSES.

st. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 18.-sKid"
Regan of st. Louis got the news
paper decision over Johnny Richie
of Chicago in eight rounds. They
are featherweights.
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OaYea - each.
Game average Island City. S2s;
As1ttyee, Sl3; n. & S., 7sl; Trac-
,tpvs. IA; c. r. !. & r, TAI; Bar
Total pins-Island City. 2.4ss;
Reserves, 2,Aas; Tractors, 1884;
N. 4 s., z,372: C. R l. 4 r. 2.z4s;
Barbsrs, 3.1ss.
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WILSON WINS.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. l8.-John--
ny Wilson OF Boston. middleWelght
champion. won a. newspaper de-
cision over Joe Chip, Newcastle,
Pa, in 10 rounds:
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WILLS KAYOS TATE.

Buffalo, N. Y. Jan. 18.-(Cnited
Press.) - Harry Wills, colored
heavyweight, knocked out Bill Tate,
Jack Dempsey's brown sparring
partner. In the second round here
last night.
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All the news all the sime-rhe
Argus.
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his dealings, Charlie Best lives up 70 his Surname
Ready Boost for His Rivals.

Best Is manager for Red Cap Wilson Detroit Of the best little
atherweighs
for than In quest of reputation Best
matched Red with
in his boy but he is blind ability
others.
Two weeks Detroit Capon eswhle Islander
Cap Wilson staged the best fights Fodv Best
asked for his opinion battle
last Being Of few personal rsarks he ndsposed
to talk about himself his
Best surrounded Tonys Rock friends admir-
good chance for the ayorite the
himself and his contender Red Wilson What
other have done? Well he would devoted hours permitted
Edacisio
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dPglLylv(R
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
Mrs. %. D.. BARTON
lNIIIkTAINS,

Mrs. ID. T.. barton tetcd two charm
ing young matrona yesterday afternoon
wnen size entertained at bridge In
honor OF her daughter, Mrs. George
sampson. IT. of WinslOW. Aria, and
her daughter-in-laW. Mrs. james
Richard barton. uf Gallup who are
visiting her. The Barton home OF
North Eighth street was arranged
with -vnr.r0lorcd auinmn flowers. and
s.N IN tables for the game. ASSISTING
the hostess In entertaining were Mrs
Luther Coppuck Mrs A.. a. Naha
and Miss Margaret White. The fol
lowing were the invited guests. Mes
DANES T.. q. Cornish, Gillette Cornish.
Arthur Sisk, Thor kullr, william
white. Lester Cooper. r. r. iaSsetter,
Harry Gray Gwiunup and Martin
Bi-rSmith. and the Misses Margaret
Lee. claire Bursum, LOrcna Burton,
kathleen Long, Alexandria Waugh
ey. Grace Stortz. Wilma Snyder, May
belle Lovelace, Mary Macarthur.
Margaret McCanna. Elizabeth I'M.
Ruth Dougherty, Katherine McMil-
len. Marcclla Matsun, Mildred Hdr-
rlH. Margaret Smithrrs, Grac. Win
frey. LILLIAN k"mpeHich. Juliet Flcis-
cher. Blanche Guley Myrtle walker,
Katherine kolchcr. Irene Fee, Ruth
Tompkins. Viola Il%crkcnhoff aud
Helen Stowell.
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compositions of Godowsky and when
these are interpreted by the com
poser now In the full maturity Of
genius at the age OF 20 years. no
music lover Is unr-sponsiye to his
mastcrml themes. Though most OF
his public engagements have been In
European countries the past 30 years,
GodUwsky has mnue many tours Of
his cou.ttry. For Godowsky 10 come
to Albuquerque gives distinction to
the city ana 60 IN, organization that
sponsors the engagement. Since 1879
Godowsky has been much % the time
Ia the United States n h the idol
Of musicians. The Furtuighily club
has PASSED q resolution. To be passed
ON to the public. that all who intend
to hear this piano master, prepare
To- better understand and appreciate
his numbers by hearing tho phono-
graph rccords OF his masterpieces that
can BE- found In an music stores
Subsequent concerts In tho Fortnight
Vs. series viii be. Vocal recital by
Richard Bonelih baritone, Nov I,
Vocal recital by Virginia ltea. colora-
tura soprano. Jan. g. Violin recital bS
Elias Brc"skin, February.
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INHERIT JAMES MARRIED
~ CHELSEA, OKLA.

Miss Alma McSpuddcu Of Chelsea.
oklahoma ana Albert James, now OF
MuakuE"v. but formerly uf Albuqucr-
que. were married "Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. " F M~cSprddcn. ip Chelsea.
The wedding was 10 large one. tot
lowed By a reception ut the brides
home. Miss Lola Loulcr "a school
friend Of Miss M~CSpuddon's. was maid
OF honor. and Floyd McSpuldvn, uf
Huuiiuy Okla. brother OF the bride.
was best man. The bride wore white
silk crepe meteor and a wedding veil
OF ulle and lace.
Miss McSpadden h. the daughter OF
W. T. McSpadden, vice president of
the Bank uf Chelsea, and is a first
cousin OF Congressman Charlie
Carter. She Is "a member ~ "a prom
inent Cherokee family.
Mt James has e. connected with
the Muskogcc supply company ioi
the past year. having gone there from
Albuquerque. lie h. we'll known in
this city, where hc has lived prac-
tlcally an OF his life attended school
here. and enlisted for service la the
war from this oitN.
Mr.. and MrF James. after "a honey
moon spent IN Tulsa. win return tu
M%uakugcc To- make their home.
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KArpA,s HAVE Rusu DANCE.

University circles were all agog
this week over the kappm Kappa
Gamma's first party Of the school
year, the lance given Friday evening
for the rushees at Huning castle. The
beautiful ball room and dining room
were lighted with soit rose colors.
and the music OF a dance orchestra
served further to provide an atmos-
phere of JOY and excitement. FavorS
IN the form OF vanity eases, and cor
slges. were the gifts for tho pledges.
The guests were Or. Edna Mosher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor koiie. Mr. and
Mis-. 4. ". Whitmer. Mrs. George
Sampson. and the Misses Elizabeth
shepherd. Mardell Morrison. Mol h.
rulpepper, Norma Williams. Mary
wilson, Helen Stowell. Wilma Snyder,
blanche Guley. Ruth Dougheriy,
Myrtle walker, Irene Fee. lorena
burton. Margaret McCanna. Margaret
lee, Alexandria vaughey,. Katherine
keieh.r, Hazel Hawkins ami Claire
HuSum, and Bruc. Hanger. Dale
snyder. Walter ward. Dick - pepper.
nm Hale, Norman MAyne, George
White. clifford Bernhaidt, george
Martin. John fernstrum. George
Hryan. I'D Leighton. Charles Culpep-
pet Hay McCannn, stuart Macarthur
Italrh Millet. Hiram ~lIerkenhoff,
fred white, Abe Stowell, I'D Horghn'
John Pope Hayes. WHY Sgnnzini
Dick Angle, Perkins Patton ana Louis
neN~elden.