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Evening journal., 1921-12-29
Edge Moor Corner
Kicks
49, w..
BY ROBBIE

No game scheduled.
When it comes to picking the
good days to be idle we are there.
What say2
Now as we didn't play on satur-
day. there will be no comments to
make about the game. So we will
turn TO and talk about the celebra-
ton we just got over. What celebra-
tion? Ask dad. he knows. why ask
dad7 Dad gays deeper yet (Yes,
deeper in his pocketbook.)
New Years resolutions:
Mark Fist-Not to be a detective
any more.
James Adamson-Same as above.
Harry Wood-Not to play in a
muddy field.
George Riley - Not to play the
part Of Santa Claus.
Lawrence Fish-Not TO nunt for
ducks after - (f)
Come from behind that mask
George we know you. AS a Santa
Claus. you would make a good SOC
Ger player.
A certain person wants TO know
II a halfback and two quarterback
make a fullback.
It must have been Xmas around
here. as everybody is smoking rope
! -Er, mean cigars.
Who was that fellow-dressed In
red-giving candy away last weeS7
Two OF the local boys are still
playing with the Gas Company
/ They are Tom White and Ted Ar
randale. These boys are playinl
we'll for Fletcher's eleven and thel
will be ready for the Allied League
next season. Keep the good work up
The Edge Moor soccer team
wishes everybody a happy and pros
porous New Year.
The time has come when we pla,
one OF the most important games o
the year, this being on Saturday
when we travel to West Philadel
pf.ia to meet the strong Kaywoo
c. c. at Thirty-first and Dickinso
streets
Edge Moor expects 20 have larg
crowd make the trip with them, a
this Is the last game OF the year an
a social affair will probably be he'll
after the match. SO everybod
aboard the 1890 boat from Fourtl
street wharf.
Manager Fish wants all his play
ers to make this trip.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Baseball is the popular game Of
all sports. because its play is open.
one can always follow the ball and
know just what is happening.
Greasy" Neale, who coaches the
Washington and Jefferson eleven, is
an outnelder and a mighty good
one. In Cincinnati he Is a big
favorite.
1t is only natural that Neale
should prefer the open game in
football With Neale the forward
pass is more than a threat. 1t is
more than mere emergency play
to be used only in the final stages
with defeat staring a team in the
face.
Much OF the offense OF the Wash
ington and Jefferson team is built
around the forward pass. His team
has good running attack, but to
Neale the forward pass is the best
ground gamer. 1t was a Beautifully
executed forward pass that gave
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
CERTIFICATE OF DIssoLUTIc
sTATE ,E on DELAwARE. OFFICE

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE q
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All to Whom These Presents II
Come Greeting:
whereas, lt appears TO my satisfi
ton, by duly authenticated record Of |
proceedings for the voluntary dissolut
thereof, by the consent Of oil the stol
holders deposited in my office. the IA
Texas Oakland Company. a corporate
OF this state. whose principal office
situated at 927 Market street. in II
city of Wilmington. county OF New "a
tie. State OF Delaware. Corporati|
Guarantee and Trust Company. bell
agent therein and in charge there|
upon whom process may be served. h|
complied with the requirements OF d
Corporation Laws Of the State Of Del
ware as contained IN 1915. Section|
TO 2i0l. Section 1877. Chapter 65. OF t
Revised Statutes OF 1915 as amendd
preliminary to the issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now. therefore. /. A. K. Benson, 81
retary Of State. OF the State Of Delawa
do hereby certify that the said corpol
ton did on the 2Sth day OF Decenbl
A. ID. 1921, file In che Office a duly e.,
cuted and attested consent. in writir
to the dissolution Of said corporate
executed by all the stockholders there
| which said consent and the records
| the proceedings aforesaid, are now
| hle In my said Office. as provided by Ia
IN TESTIMOl
WHEREOF
have hereui
set my hand a
OfflNiAL SEAL Official seal
Seeretar-'s Office Dover this 2s
1855 Delaware 1893 day OF Dec
WI the year OF
Lord, one tn
5and, nine hl
dred and TWEEN
one.
A r. BENSON,
decz9-lt. Secretary of State
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AMERICAN LEGION DANCE.

The dance given by the American
Legion Posts in the New Century
Club last evening was successful in
every way. The proceeds will be
given to Mayor Harvey's Emergency
Relief Fund. Music was furnished
by the Original Six orchestra and
the large dance room was decorated
with the flags OF the Allies.
G.. A. Wedler and William L. Duel
OF Fisher Post, John P. Eckles and
DR.. william c. Speakman OF Robert,
Post, Frank c. Hughes and A. n
Kuschan OF Delaware Post.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
ELKTON SMOTHERS
PERRYVILLE STARS

Elkton A. A. snothered the Perry
vile iAll-Stars 10 the tune OF $40 at
Elkton on Monday. The Perryvil!e
team was composed OF ex-college
stars from Cecil and Hartford coun-
ties Maryland. The features were the
all around team work OF Elkton.
coupled with the line bucking Of
Kelley. Schaffer and p. Dunbar and
the end-running OF r. Dunbar. The
spectacular play OF the game was
pulled of In the closing two min
utes OF play. The Perryville team was
held for downs on Elkton's 40-yard
and the Elkton team lined up In a
spread formation and completed a
50-yard forward pass. Schaffer "a
G.. Dunbar the latter being downed
on the 5-yard line. on the next play
r. Dunbar went off-tackle for q
touchdown just as the final whistle
blew. Vannort, Haggerty and Gilli'
lwere the bright lights for the losers
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
NOTICES.

SEABOARD FINANCE AND INVEST
MENT NY-CERTIFICATE
OF REDUCTION OF ISSUED CAPI-
tai STOCK.
WE, the undersigned. being the Presi-
dent and a majority OF the directors OF
Seaboard Finance and Investment Com
pany. a corporation organized under
the laws of the State OF Delaware. do
hereby, for the purpose of reducing the
capital stock issued by said com
pany make, sign, acknowledge, file
record and publish this statement of
reduction and certify that the facts
herein stated are true:
FlRST-That said company is au-
thorized to issue 1f3, 500 shares of capi-
tai stock without nominal or par value.
capital stock.
SECOND.-That, pursuant to a no.
tice duly given in accordance with the
provisions Of Section 2S. Of the Cen
eral Corporation Law OF the State OF
Delaware, and the provisions of the
bylaws OF said company a meeting OF
the stockholders Of said company was
duly held, in the city of New York. on
December T. 1921, for the purpose OF
acting upon the question OF reducing
the capital stock so issued by said
company to 1916 shares
THlRD:-That at said meeting. reso.
| flutions were duly adopted by the unani-
nous affirmative vote Of the holders OF
All or the Outstanding stock in SaiC
company that the 143, 500 shares o.
capital stock issued by said company
be reduced to 1916 shares. and tha
such reduction be effected by the pur.
chase at not about 500 per share. o
66.72i shares Of said stock for retire
ment.
! FOURTH;-That the reduction au
thorized in said resolutions has beer
duly accomplished in accordance there
with
FIFTH: That an Of the debts Of sait
company not otherwise fully secured
have been paid and discharged, and tina
all OF the creditors OF said compan,
have. in writing. duly approved the re
duction OF the capital stock OF said com
pany herein set forth. and the name
Of effecting said reduction herein Sc
| forth.
SIXTH:-That the name Of the Presi
dent OF said company is John NJ
Goetchius
SEVENTH:-That the names OF Al
Of the directors Of said company ar
as follows: John NJ. Goetchius, Georg
r. Slade. Henry Lockhart Jr. L. Emer
Katzenbach David M Goodrich. Arthu
r. Wells. Grayson Mp. Murphy Perc
A. Rockefeller. John L. Weeks, Bayar
| Dominick. Robert L. Montgomery an
Samuel McRoberts.
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we hav
set our respective hands and seals thi
22nd day OF December. 1921.
~
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

sport fans worship the athlete
who does the unusual.
That is why Babe Ruth is such
popular idol. No other player ever
was able to hit the pill like big
Babe"
In boxing circles the athlete who
wins the decision because Of his
cieverness is never as popular as the
fighter who knocks 'em cold with
punch.
That is why Tommy Gibbons for
the past year has been the most
talked about individual in pugilistic
c.-c,ea untn BARLEY Madden stay
ed the limit Of 10 rounds with Glib
hons the st. Paul hghter had scored
21 straight knockouts.
In sporting circles it is the fellow
who does the unusual that keeps IN
the spotlight.
rake the case OF Connie Mack for
example. From 1910 unuil lsl4 =,
Connie startled the baseball woriu
with the great teams he produceo
each year During that period he
was winning pennants and world
championships.
Mack was the most talked about
individual in baseball. Then over
night he decided that philadelphia
was tired Of team that outclassed
the field. He sold most Of his stars
and began to develop another team
Since 1914 Mack has continued "a
he A much talked about person, now
ever for an entirely different reason
Instead of winning pennants, MACK
has had strangle hold on last place
for about seven years
Now instead OF praising Connie
they are wondering what's the mat
ter with him. However, he still
keeps them talking.
There are a number OF othei
unique figures IN the sporting worl6
; who claim attention because the,
are able to perform the unusual
Take Tyrus Raymond Cobb OF thu
Detroit club. No wonder Cobb comei
in for consideration when the grea
hitters are discussed. His averag'
for II years in the majors Is .s7l
Then there is Babe Ruth. whit
during the seasons OF 1920 and 1921
piledeup 11s home runs. No wonde
he is called the superman OF base
ball.
For your au-around athlete
would he hard TO overlook Jir
Thorpe. He is now over 40 years q
age and Is still a star in professiona
football For "a years he has bee
doing a baseball stunt in the sum
mer and football in the fall.
Charley Paddock is tho most talk
ed about track man, because he
the holder Of seven worlds sprin
records.
Then there is stanislaus zbyszk
who is the wrestling champion al tn
age OF Al.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
DANCE AT DEL. HOSPITAL

The nurses and officers Of the
training school Of the Delaware
Hospital gave Christmas dance
last evening in the nurses dining
room Of the hospital. Decorations
were in keeping with the Holiday
season. A four-piece o.. hestra fur.
nished music Refreshments were
served
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
NrEARs-HrTCH.

Miss Mavis G. Mears, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mears, and
Wilson r. Hitch, son Of Mr., and Mrs
Thomas L. Hitch. both of this city
were married at o'clock last eve
ming at Trinity NJ. T.. Church par
sonage, 722 East Twenty-second
street by the Rev. L. II. Collins Mr.
and Mrs. Frank ]. Ingram attended
the bride and groom. Following q
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hitcf
will reside in this city.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
STATE OF DELAWARE.

Ufhce OF SecrefarY OF STATE.
I, A. X. BENSON, Secretary Of
State. Of the State Of Delaware, dc
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is a true and correct copy OF Ger
tihcate Of Reduction Of Issued Capital
stock OF the "SEABOARD FINANCE
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY" as
received and filed IN this office tho
twenty-seventh day OF December. A. d
1921, at 9 o'clock A. NJ
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
I have hereunto set my hand
and official seal, at Dover, this
(SEAL) 27th day OF December, in the
year OF our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and twenty-One.
A. X. BENSON,
Secretary OF State.
Received for Record December 2S 1921
DARLINGTON FLINN,
dec29- jan5-12. Recorder.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
COLLEGE woNrEN AT TEA

Delaware Associatlon Of College
Women gave tea yesterday after
noon in the parlors Of the First
Unitarian Church. The guests OF
honor were the Delaware young wo-
men who were home from college
for their Christmas holidays. Mrs
W. G. Adamson was chairman of the
committee that arranged the tea.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. e. f. dupont is a guest at the
Hotel Chatham, New York City, over
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. seidel, 420 East
Fourth street will spend the New
Years holidays in Washington,
ID. c.
The Misses Verna and Roberta
Bland of Newark, are spending the
Christmas holidays in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
CoNGRATUI.ATToNs In oRDER

Harold Pierce, of Bellefonte, who
is assisting John Titus, Collector Of
state Revenue, was busy today re-
ceiving congratulations because OF
the birth OF young son at his home
vest erday.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
ST. MARY's WANTS GAMES

ST. Mary's A. A. would like to ar
range a basketball game for satur-
day night with any frst-class team
In the city. The Cats have the use
Of St. Josephs Hall. Manager
Sweeney. can be reached by calling
phone 22S6-W between 6 and Z
o'clock tonight
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
suNsHINERs Avn pARrY

Washington Heights Branch, In
ternational Sunshine Society, held a
social and Christmas party yester-
day afternoon at Sunshine Hall
1903 Delaware avenue. Games were
played, music enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
POSTPONE ARNrMAs DANCF

Owing to the Richardson Pa
Civics Club having arranged for
dance at the Masonic Han. Ne
port, tomorrow night, the weel
dance Of the Armmas Frat Club v
be postponed. The Frat Club dan,
will be resumed early next mon
the first dance being arranged
January 6.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
CHEsTER TRINITY
HIcH STARTS wITH ToNrF

The Wilmington High School bas-
ketball team win get away to a late
is scheduled as the first opponent for
the Cherry and White on January 2S.
The game will be played in the local
gym
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
FESTIVAL AT GRANOGUF

The congregation OF the Talley
Mission at Granogue held their
Christmas entertainment last night.
Miss Letitia Taney. the superintend-
ent, had charge OF the program.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Every child should have from a
pint to a quart OF milk each day.
The brisket and the thick end OF
the shoulder are best for corned beef.
Ribbon cockades are used at CIR
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
COOL SPRING Asso. MEETING

The Cool Spring Neighborhood
Association will meet Saturday even
ing in the auditorium OF the Will
mington High School. Mrs. Edmund
P. Moody chairman OF the Christ
mas party committee, will preside.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
DEFrANoE LANDS IN FRONT.

Defiance Academy nosed out Trim
ity. Of Chester, in basketball game
last night at the Olympia Hail by
the score OF is TO 10. The play was
close throughout with the little Bull
DOGS staging a strong finish. Score:
DEFIANCE ACADEMY
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY

STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. SIS:
BE-IT REMEMBERED. that on this
22nd day Of December, AID. 1921. person
ally appeared before me. JAMES F.
MlMNAUGH. the subscriber, a Notary
Public for said county and state. John
NJ Goetchius. President OF Seaboard
Finance and Investment Company and
p. A. ROCKEFELLER. G.. Mp. MUIR
PITY DAVID NJ. GOODRICH. HENRY
LOCkHART, JR.. GEORGE T. SLADE
ARTHUR e. WELLS and L. e KATZ-
ENBACH, majority OF the directors
Of said company and parties to the
foregoing statement, known to me per-
sonaly to be such, and / having frsi
made known to them and each Of then
the contents Of said statement, they
did, each, severally acknowledge that
they signed, sealed and delivered .ht
same as their several voluntary aci
and deed. and each deposed that tn,
facts therein stated were truly SCI
! forth
GIVEN under my hand and seal o
office. the day and year aforesaid.
J. +. MIMNAUGH.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Notary Public, Kings County
Kings County Clerks No. SIS.
Kings County Registers No. 32s1
Certificate Filed In n Y. Co.
| Clerks No. 647; Registers No. 3477
Commission Expires March 30. 1928
JAMES +. MIAfNAUGH,
Notary Public,
Kings County.
Certificate Filed in n Y. County
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
TRANsPORTATToN
WILSON LINZ
Philadelphia, Penn's sGrOve, Chest
Schedule in Effect october Is, 1Ss
Eastern Standard Time

Subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington. 4th St. Wharf al
PHILADELPHIA, Pier 5. north. above Ard
street rect at f7.3O. 800. 1890 A. NJ, j
O'clock noon. f1.3O. AIS and t7.00 P. /
sRuns weekdays except Saturday.
holidays.
Wilmington-Penn' Grove Route
Leave Wilmington Sis, 7.45. 10 A. N
u o'clock noon. zoo. '3.45, 500. ad
10 and u p. NJ.
Leave PENIS Grove 5.55, 200, 81
II 90 A. NJ, 100, 300. '4.SO, 700. 800 al
100 p. NJ.
Trips marked 90 leave at 400 az
500 p. NJ on Sundays and holidays.
on Monday. January 2. New Year
Day, the schedule will be the same I
on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
TROOP A vIcroRIoNs

Troop A, Junior Mechanic Guards.
defeated Telegraph Council two out
OF three in quoit match last night.
Scores:
Guards ....21 21 1q-2
Telegraph ...12 4 21-3
Players: Guards, Wright. Moore,
Davis. Clark. Telegraph. Egnor,
Oliver. James. B. Clark
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

In boxing circles the athlete who
wins the decision because Of his
cleverness is never as popular as the
fighter who knocks 'em cold with a
nunch.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

THAT is why Tommy Gibbons for
the past year has been the most
talked about individual in pugilistic
circ'en Until BARLEY Madden stay
ed the limit Of 10 rounds with Glib
hons the st. Paul fighter had scored
21 straight knockouts.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

sport fans worship the athlete
who does the unusual.
That is why Babe Ruth Is such a
popular idol. No other player ever
was able to hit the pill like big
Babe"
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Take the case Of Connie Mack for
example. From 1910 until 1914,
connie startled the baseball world
with the great teams he produced
each year. During that period ne
was winning pennants and world
championships.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

2l56
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
YANKS
ARE
BEING
RAZZED

b1 HENRI Ia fAkk&kEAAA
NEW YORK April aI.-Tne Tan
KEGS are beginning to Be razzsd on
the Polo groundA
Miller Higgins has perhaps the
biggest combination Of talent In the
major leagues. but II lacks that clasu
responsible for q championship club.
Yesterdays game gives . good n
iustration Of that thing known ~
class.
The Tanks proceeded 20 gct -four
runs In the first three innings
against Washington. but they blew
n lead that would win for any real
bali club and dropped the game.
on the other hand. Cleveland let
the Detroit Tigers got off to four.
run lead. but Speaker used 20 play.
ers and finally won the game.
Speaker does not underestimate his
opposition and believes that q game
Is a game. The Yankees 90 along
apparently thinking that there Il
plenty Of time yet TO set started.
Monday afternoon the Yankees
were invincible for seven innings.
Carl Mays didn't allow hit in that
time. Then the whole works blew
and Washington won the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
FRENCH
PICK
GEORGES
BUT
M EDWIN ". nUILNCER

PARIS. April sT.-French spovts
mon arc going easy In putting up
real cash on Ceorges CArpentier. a.
tho the majority stiil think their r.
vorits viii beat Dempsey. Virtually
no French money has yet been forth
coming. Prominent fans say they
are waiting for odds.
There In no Disgusting. however.
that French sports are not 30 cock.
surc about the fight rs they werc
some time back
Victor Brcyer. editor Of L'Echo des
Sports. one of the leading athletic
paper. Of France. puts IL In this fash
ion:
There Is no doubt that the aver.
are American boxer In much better
than the average European boycY.
However. II In also unqucstioned
that Carpenter II much above the
average continental boxer. II re-
mains 20 be seen whether he In high
enough above the level 10 make up
for the general superiority Of the
American
Breyer refuses 10 pick . winner.
because he has never seen Dempsey.
Americans generally undcrvaluc
Carpenter" he said. He has far
more strength. punch and endurance
than he In given credit for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
GRIFFITH HITS 1000 IN
VERSATILITY LEAGUE

IL can be folded M 10 look as neat
as Bill Tilden's golf bag.
Also II can b. folded so rs TO make
a perfect child's davenport
Some OF the song hits Tom com
posed are I'll Change Your Shad
ows TO Sunshine" ireland. Dear Old
ircnnd." in Memory" and Take
Me Back to Old Ohio.
He and Rabbit Maranvfrle used ia
travel around the big league vaude
vile circuits singing during off base
ball months.
The Dodgcr outficider IL one OF
the chief entertainers Of the team
He plays his own accomplishments
and can make the worries trim.
Big league ball players often are
versatile. Many sing and play the
piano.
None but Tom writes their own
songs and build baby beds. He's In
q class by himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

When Il comes 10 bcing versatile.
Tom Griffith. outfielder Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers. bats nearly
thousand
He's one OF the best outficlders In
tho big league business and a hard
hitter.
Hos q song writer and a singer.
The last accomplishment Tom has
added TO his list Is invention
He has invented . portable knock.
down baby bed
"r'm prouder OF the baby bed than
anything l ever did In baseball or on
the vaudeville stage says Tom.
The world needs baby beds. II
can get along without baseball and
songs and singers
II have two children Of my own
and / know"
The bed that Tom built weighs but
IL pounda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

that Ray Bates will work at
first base when a southpaw
is working on the Hill for the
opposition and Rod Murphy
will cover the bag when a
highlander is heaving.
Roxy Middleton will take care OF
one OF tho outfield berths when a
Highlander Is on the knoll and at
present Rube oldring will work
when southpaw Is tossing EN-
over.
when Brick Eidred Ia In shape
TO play again ~ viii be impossible
20 keep him out Of there regularly
and Bully Lane viii also be In there
every day. SO u looks like niii Cum
bingham and Middleton will do the
shifting
This shin In working we'll at the
present time. and Il gives the Seat.
To team practically n right handed
hitting team against n southpaw
hurler. and will add a couple OF good
southpaw stickcrw 10 a right. ha ndcd
heaver.
The Seattle team probably will car.
~ three catchcrr. five infieldcrN
four outfieldrrs and eight pitchers for
the season
The player shift was used 10 adj
vantage by the Boston Braves when
they won the worlds Title. In 1873.
and iris Speaker used a triple shift,
In winning the title for Cleveland
last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
STAR BALL
GAMES
ARE
LINED UP

The Three Broth.rr Dye worsr
and the Louic's French Dry Cleaners
VIII play their postponed Class A
ssar League bah game sunday. May
-. probably al Woodland Park.
Several good games yin BE- dished
up By star league teams this coming
ing Sunday. Tho Stacy Shown nins
viii mert IN. ioui@'s Trwnch DRY
Cleaning outfit In . GaAs a gAxne
Sunday. These same te9ns met BE-
fore two weeks ago and the jewelers.
cmWT~d the vtctors after . hard
ssrrxgiA The Dry C,eAncss are out
with svest revenge In thar syrteus
ana are Anxfous 10 Ect Il oct The
same WI b played ~ Lincoln play
field
In the other Caa 4 gamA the
strengthened Shannon Athletic club
tram meets the Three brothers Dye
Works at Columbia 'playfield- The
Three brothers team has yet to lose
Tilt
In ciass u only two games are
scheduled for this Sunday. Washing
ton Park meets the South Seattle
Juniors a. South Seattle A closc
gamo In hooked for when thess two
teams clash
The Youngstown team. . new adds-
ton In the ,oaxue. taking the plaor
OF the diahanded zcroiene Cuts. win
meet tho Rainier Athlete club team
nj Youngstown
All othsr Class II teams YIN b.
booked with games thru Lefty Hoag-
hand Of spAiding's Booking agency.