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Evening star., 1921-11-12
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Ehenezer M. E.Cht1rch

Cor Ath and ID SITS. Sc:
REV, J, W. WATERS. Minister.
$50 am.--Sunday school (Bibfe ciasses).
l1:OO a.m.--Holy Communion.
$50 p.m-Epworth League.
Bench rally and musical.
REV ALBERT J. MITCHELL VIII. spEAh'
7:3O p.m--Holy Communion lcontinued).
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
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LUTHERAN.

Keller Memorial Lutheran
ND. AVE- AND 9th ST. NE
S. T. Nicholas, DID,, Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:3o am.
Mems Bible Class, 10.
Morning service at II.
Evening service at 7:45.
Young Peoples and Intermedi-
ate Societies at GAS pm.
Evening star., 1921-11-12
REFORMED.
REFORMED

18th AND o STREETS NV
o1dSS HENRY Fl. RANCk, d. D.. Pastor.
1.-THE Wickedness Of Weakness
St"Building the Church"
$40 ans 8. p.m.-C e.
Es~.x CORNER 18th AND MONROE STS.
1uSI DIR. JAMES D. BUHRER.
9:45 a.m.-Bible school Of all departments.
II ANS pm. services. G. E., pm.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
City League Clips
BY HOT CAKE

Better late than never. but have
been all shot up since I had to swal-
low two defeats last week. one hy
the Bear Cats on Tuesday whom
Desco lost three out of five hard
fought games to Dennis Bear Cats.
and again when the Shippers in our
Desco League took three soft ones
from the Receivers. Three is all
we played
Daddy have been looking for
that wheel-chair, but have no,
found any so for.
The boys in the City League re-
gret very much 10 hear OF the death
OF Jos. Carey. a former member Of
Baldwins All Star team who PLAYED
in the All-Wilmington League last
year.
Desco expects to have old Cat-E
in the game again this week as he
is fast shaking the leaves from his
old ivy vine.
And possibly another who has not
been around for long time, Jack
Davidson Of V. n. p. l.. fame. He
is a Desco boy they all know.
The Moose and Desco mix up this
week for the first time. and should
put up game worth your time. as
both teams are composed OF first
class players.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
Baseball Bits

silverbrook Academy held its first
baseball practice Saturday. At a re-
cent meeting Dave Bavioe was elect
ed president; Edward Harding. vice.
president; Frank Foster. secretary.
and Robert Crockett. treasurer The
next meeting will be held on We'd
nesday night at s o'clock at the home
Of William Prestoffer. 51l West Fifth
street All members are requested &C
be present.
The Union stars defeated Union
Garden Saturday, II to 9. Ferguson
started the game for Union Stars.
but gave way 10 Lowell in the sixth.
Pine Neighborhood Association at
its weekly meeting decided to have
g baseball team this season. The
team players will be under the age
Of II years. Thomas J. Fitzsim-
mons was elected president. and
James Farmer. manager. The team
will have new uniforms. and will 60
In the Neighborhood League for
boys. The league will be composed
OF all the neighborhoods that have
Fairgrounds in the city.
Because OF a prospective baseball
league in the city for the various
colored ball clubs. the Young Mems
Progressive League have begin plans
to put a winning team in the field
During the week at Kirkwood Park
Cyclone Gibbs and ''Home-run'
Evans we're seen working out ths
kinks This will in all probability b,
the battery and present indications
point to an all-star cast.
Lorraine Juniors defeated IN,
White Stars Saturday afternoon BY
the score OF to s. Features Of tn,
game were the pitching OF Byrne and
the batting OF Kuhns and Ellis FOL
Lorraine. Trott was the star fol
White Stars.
st. Hedwig's Midgets took theii
second straight victory Saturday b,
trimming the Cubs. 1s to 10. White
/ twirling for the nners was tn,
feature. He sent eleven back TO tn,
bench by the strike-out route. st
Hedwig's Midgets would like 10 heai
from any team in the city ranginJ
in age from IL TO "A years. Address
Leon smulski. 512 South Harrison
street. The Midgets's lineup: Blu
koski C; Spider. p; White. IS: smui
ski, 1b; Opalski. 2b: Cheuney. 3b.
Smith, II; skiper, Ct; small
Spider, RI.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
DeSCO Dizzy DOingS
BY HOT CAKE

Receivers against the world is the
remark Sure Shot was heard to make
last Thursday.
Never mind. sorrel. you won't
have Cat Eye to hold you up when
the dogs begin to bark. as the leaves
are falling fast from his ivy vine
and the canary Is going 20 roost on
his strong arm.
protest on the Prairie Dog com
bination for the Kennel League ss
they are both stars. You all know
James is a star and the other one,
No. 6. Ed. Starr.
President Mousiey is linked up
with myself in the new league His
proteges will be known as the Hot
Dogs and will make Il hot for the
rest OF the dogs. as old Torpedo sure
can knock a quoit for a row OF hobby
horses
Sorry 20 lose my old pal. Sure shot.
az we made a record no other team
can claim. We made a clean sweep
in the first season. and lost one In
the second TO the Shippers. but he
cannot get away from South Paw
Conner. the noted Irish tenor who
is hia new pal
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
SMYRNA BALL TEAMS
LOOK PRETTY GOOD
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA. Del. March 2i.-This
town will be represented on the
baseball diamond this summer by
one OF the best teams that has ever
been organized here. under the man
agement OF Victor Z. Boyer. former
Peddie Institute and Peniyn Hall
star. Steady practice will begin this
week. and the new athletic field OF
the Smyrna High School will be used
both for this and for home games
played.
Manager Boyer has gotten to-
gether some OF the best material In
semi-professional circles. The pitch
ing stan. the weak point OF smyrna s
teams in former years. will be un-
usually strong for a down-state team
and will include Collins. southpaw,
who played last season with the
First-Central team OF the Church
League; Duffy. also a southpaw. who
pitched for Wil-Del last season; AL
lee Downs, premier pitcher last year
for the Roebling, n. j.. team; West.
who pitched in the Atlantic League
prior TO its disbandment, and Clark,
a former Wilmington Conference
Academy mound man.
Players in other positions signed
up are Bill Madden. former Bethle-
hem Steel star; Pugh. first baseman
last season with the fremont team
OF Wilmington; Hutchison. whose
fielding ability with the Yorklyn
team was well displayed last season
Smith. formerly OF the Millington
team OF the old Eastern Shore
League. and the following players OF
last seasons Smyrna team: Ashton
Scott. Patterson. jacobs. Phillips
Thomas, Turner. Bell. Berry. Lassel
and Tilghman. Bud" O'NeS. for
merry OF saiesianum and the Dc,a-
ware Division A. A.. will also be seen
in the lineup.
The opening game or the season
Will be played on April IS. wher
Delaware City will be the attraction
A double bill has been arranged for
Decoration Day with Keystone. Of
the All-Wilmington League. Tw,
games are pending for July 4 with
Parkside. Games are also scheduled
with Delaware Bronze. dupont Mo
tors. South Side-Eden. Defiance
/ strawbridge and Clothier and Dover
Evening journal., 1921-03-21

for the New York Yankees said he
wanted to sign our slugger in case
anything happened to Mr.. Ruth, but
Tiny merely laughed and claimed
he must stick with the boys.
We had only another game or two
in sight, and while l was debating
Nanny Hatton came TO me.
"Squawk," he says. "the season
Is drawing TO a close, and we have
only a coupla games to play. As
you know, I've been talking business
to a moving picture concern, and
they have decided TO use the boys
and myself in a special feature.
Freddy Hopper will help write. We
want to start in as sopn as our
schedule is empty. II will take a
month or six weeks, and by that
time the football season will arrive
We would like you to"
mo movies for McGuffl" I OBJ
ject. That amt in the old con-
tract, Nanny, dear"
III you don't want 10 appear in it,.
won't argue" utters Nanny. But
suppose you take a little vacation
and then come back and handle
our football eleven. All the old
crowd and some new ones will be
on hand. or course, Wrigley won't
Nor will Val Brewster. We have
lost him already, it seems"
How Gomez"
"Oh. I guess you know why. He
has to 20 back home on business
and Lois Chandler Is going back,
too"
Well. after all the events Of the
summer and the swell set OF mys-
teries. I wasn't unwilling 10 take a
little rest. A week later I said good
bye 10 the Wildcats until fall.
All but one. had read an an
nouncement in the papers which
sent me calling upon V. Morgan
Brewster and lovely Lois Chandler.
rs 1t true?" I want to know.
They blush.
Guilty, fear" finally grins
Brewster. I'm leaving Tuny Doyle
out in the cold. and taking on a new
battery partner"
He had the nerve to kiss her, right
in front OF me.
That's what I wanted 20 heart
1 yodel. IAN fhe luck in the works."
you must come to the we'd
dingi" insists the girl.
"Oh, I'll have all the rice and old
slippers in town." / warble.
And then I pulled on dare
devil stunt
I'm glad it's all settled and
everything is gonna end happily
| like the best novelists would hav,
| It," 1 chirp, but have a bet &c
make. / gamble 1 know one dish
that won't be served at the wedding
breakfast"
whats that?" they demand, IN
sudden suspicion.
"Raspberries." 1 chortie.
And probably Il was only a run
ming start that spared my life TO tel
this tale.
(The End.)
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
M0RRIS-J0FFIE
TOEXCHANGE SWATS

The Keystone Field Club viii give
a real all-star athletic and musical
entertainment on Thursday evening
in Pythian Castle. The entertain
ment will surpass any show given
this year by the Keystoners The
committee in charge has arranged
to have several new musical num-
bers' and In the athletic end OF the
program the matchmaker has ar
ranged the treat OF the season.
For the wind-up. Mickey Morris
who. without doubt. looks like tho
com ng flyweight champion OF
America. meets Harry Jeffrie. who
has fought two sensational bouts
here with the local kid.
For the semi-windup, the match.
maker has arranged a bout between
Jimmy Ireland Of the Keysion,
Field Club, and Young Stanley, of
st. Hedwig. This bout promise.
some real action. Jimmy looks good
and Stanley will have TO step som,
to make a showing.
The main preliminary brings to.
gether Soldier Stokes. who made a
great showing last week. and Johr
Mclaughlin, OF Philadelphia. IL /.
well known to a number OF ioca
fans that Johnny is one Of the bcsi
welters In the country. and Stoke,
has a hard road TO travel II n,
wishes TO stay the six rounds.
In the second number. tho fan.
will see one OF the most sensationa
bouts OF the season. when Bucky
McGinnis clashes with Kid johnson
These two are great rivals and wher
they meet on Friday the fans car
rest assured they are in FOR a rea
treat.
In the opener. Al Cross. who 6,
anxious 20 meet Kid Sum. vii
tackle the Ninth warder's sparrinf
partner. Young Mcdaniel This vii
give tho fans a chance 90 see II Cros.
really has a chance with the lad
who defeated X. o. Billy Carney
Charles Dawson will referee at
bouts. The show will start prompt,
at $40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
WEST END-DEFIANCE
PASS EN- TONIGHT

Another crowd is expected to jour
ney 20 Brownson Hall tonight when
the speedy West End I'VE will make
an effort to down Defiance.
West End will enter tonieht's
game a favorite due TO the victory
over Defiance earlier in the season.
That the Tenth Warders have hit
their stride IS attested by the way
they performed last Tuesday night
against Hagley. Despite the limited
playing space OF the floor. due TO the
crowd present. the speed merchants
from the West Side gave pretty
exhibition OF passing which brought
JOY 20 the hearts Of their many fol-
lowers
when Referee Maxwell toots his
whistle at $50 tonight for the big
game. West End, accompanied by a
big crowd OF 200 Of their followers.
will start the game with the same
team that defeated Defiance before.
Strebhs and Donnelly will be seen
at forwards. Currans at center. with
Billy Mayer and Shorty Firth at
guards. This is the combination
that the hackers Of the red and gold
are betting their last penny on and
II enthusiasm is taken as criterion
the West Enders will leave Brown
son Hall with another victory to-
night.
on the other hand. Defiance Is
not discouraged. Manager Shannon
said today he expects a victory OF
at least / o points He will place tn,
same team that beat Hagley on th'
floor. including Quinn and Gillespie
in the offensive posts with Magill al
the directing station. leaving Lovel
and Walsh at guards.
As a side attraction Defiance
Fourth will play another loca
contender for hte third-class cham
pionship Of the city.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
STANTON TALKS BASEBALL.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
STANTON. March 21.-The stan
ton baseball team Is preparing for a
very active season. They have rent
ed a plot Of ground from Boyce
brothers, which is about 3OOx345
feet. The diamond has been put in
first class condition. and most Of
the players have signed up for the
year. Twelve candidates appeared
for the team on Saturday. The
finance committee which was recent
ly appointed, 10 canvass help OF the
community. announces that they have
met with much success, and believe
that the people OF Stanton are in
terested enough in the team to sup
port II literally.
There will be an important meet
ing Of the team this evening at Eu-
gene Narvers store, and anyone in
terested will be welcome. The boys
say that they will have much
faster team in the field than they
had last year.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
UNION SLIPS OVER
WIN ON MADISON

The Union baseball team got on
to good start Saturday afternoon
when they slipped on 81 win over
the fast Madison A. c. in an extra
session game.
Moore, the Union twirler showed
some OF the furm that brought the
1920 championship 10 Union Church.
while Jack" Thompson and Few
clothes" McCaulley each performed
well with the stick. Johnny" Car
ter. a new man. showed class on the
hot corner.
The score by innings was:
Union A. A. r. II. r
OOO2 ooi38 10 2
Madison A. c.
OO1O2 5000 II s 2
Batteries: Union. Moore and Oar
rell. Madison Merkel and Link.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
CHAPTER XIV.


am among those who will affirm
hat Robinson Wrigley. alias Hedge,
received that licking. Like the
whining sneak he really was at
heart. the son OF Siegfried Hedge
tried TO beg of. but once in the
clubhouse. V. Morgan rolled up his
sleeves and was ready TO go.
Il trusted you as no other man in
college," he says. bitterly. You
were my roommate and had my con-
fidence. Because was Sam Brews-
ter's son you tried TO ruin me. You
tried TO lose games when / pitched
as you did this afternoon. And II
was you who poisoned that water
bottle in Medbank, not Sol Grind
stonel You know it, Just as you
secretly tried TO poison minds
against me.
Always calling yourself my
friend and appearing to help me,
you supplied the material for those
rotten messages and laughed up
your sleeve at the unsuspecting fool.
For I hadn't though II could be you
and 1 was unjust to other real men
in my mind. But your father has
been caught. and tho game is up to
youi"
We'll, my father made me do
81" the traitor bleats-
Give Il ohm, Vail" Make him
hghtl" cry the boys
Exhausted as he was, Brewster
nevertheless thrashed the rascal
with tremendous thoroughness.
think Tuffy Doyle described the
beating in mouthful when he
chirped, "Wrigley was all gummed
up"
Bruised and battered. ne took his
lonely departure from the ball park.
Before long we all knew the de-
tails OF the mystery. The Hedges
had been at the bottom OF all the
Raspberry missives. aided now and
then by two OF the old mans crook
comrades Robin Wrigley had been
a veritable Iscariot all through V.
Morgan's career. He had doped
the water bottle, and pulled other
stunts even while in college, It leak
ed out.
The firm Of Curtis and Grain had
lost a good share OF Brewster's mil
lions, but enough was left to keep
the wolf from getting pas the but
Ter. Colonel Chandler. father Of
Lois. was to help Harker straighten
out the tangle for the young man.
Curtis and Grain later went "a
prison, as didd Siegfried Hedge and
his companions They were part Of
a badly wanted gang. We learned
When all the facts were known
Harker and Hyde came in for much
praise. but I knew-and Brewster
knew, toO-that great deal OF
credit for plucking the Raspberry
should have gone TO pretty Lois
Chandler.
The boys managed to get a return
game with the Eastern Allstars
with Brewster chucking the onion
we won 20 TO 0. and Tiny Crumt
crashed two home runs A scout
Evening journal., 1921-03-21

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March al Grubb a
Freshman from Wilmington. by his
clever pitching for the Delaware
College scrubs against the varsity in
q practice game Saturday afternoon
probably won himself place on the
varsity his first year in college.
Grubb went the entire nine innings
holding the varsity TO six hits the
scrubs winning 8 TO 4.
Rothrock and Collins each pitched
two innings for the varsity and
Brandt i've innings. Features Of
the game in addition TO Grubb's
pitching was the is Of Challenger
al short for the varsity and home
run drives by Mcdonald az Marvel
OF the six hits made OF D, one
was a home-run and were
triples. The batting order Of the
two teams with the runs and hits
follows.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
TWO OLD-TIMERS
WITH PHTLLTES
By Newsnaper Enterpriae.

GAINESVILLE. Fla. March IL
There are two real old-timers with
the Phillies here AZ the training
camp. one is Sam Payne. Phlily
park superintendent; the other. ".
J.. shettsline. club business manager.
Payne's been with the team TWEEN
ty-four years. He is "a. but looks
far younger.
shettsline has seen fourteen man
ayers take charge OF the Phiilies.
He's the oldest active business man
ager in baseball. He had the team
managerial relns for four years
starting in 1898.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
WHO HAS DOLLAR
FOR PARKSTDE BOYS

The campaign for $500 for the
Parkside Athletic Club. which was
to have closed last Saturday has been
extended for few more weeks.
Some Of the captains OF the teams
have been working on the new gym
and have not had sufficient time 10
10 the work that has been allotted TO
.hem. It is thought that with few
more weeks the committee In charge
will get the $500 to furnish the
building.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
TusEY HIGH MIMI RIEIE-

Tusey was high man In the senior
class shoot OF the Brandywine Rifle
and Pistol Club competition Satur-
day afternoon. while Lester beat out
Robinson in the Junior squad. The
pistol range will soon be ready for
use. Rifemen who are interested are
invited to the Auditorium tomorrow
70 look the range over.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
pI.AN sOIDIER GAMES.

NEW YORK. March 21.-The
rwenty>third Regiment is to hold a
set Of spring games April l6. Nine
events will be for members OF the
regiment, two for members Of the
Military Athletic League and six for
clubs and registered members OF the
A. A. u.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
FRANKIE LEWIS.

frankie Lewis. local lightweight
mitt singer. will re-enter the roped
arena for bis first bout within a
year tonight, when he mixes blows
with the hard-hitting Lancaster. Pa.
hsticuffian. Frank Erne The boys
will collide in their six-round argu-
ment az one Of the Lancaster clubs.
Lewis is a stable mate OF Sammy
Briton. who won decisively in Balt.-
more a few nights ago.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
CITY LEAGUE QUOT SCHEDULE

Tuesday, March p, Keystone vs..
washington Fire Co. az Keystone,
goa East Fourth street
Wednesday. March 2S, Desco VS..
Moose. at 5O4 Market street, third
floor.
Friday. March 25. p. B. & W.
A. A. VS.. Bear Cats. at Eighth and
Market. fourth floor.
All City League managers are re-
quested 10. attend TO the meeting at
the Keystone Field Club. 7.SO
o'clock Tuesday night.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
oARsNlEN on rHE JOE.

NEW YORK. March 21.-colum-
bia University oarsmen are on tho
water. tuning up for the seasons
schedule. Two varsity and two
freshmen eights have been ordered
out on the Harlem river.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
G7ubb Looks Good As
DeIarUare College TUirIer

Magaw; Catchers - Spaid. Marvel
and Nutter; Inhelders-Walsh. Nc
Donald, Wilson. Underwood, Chal-
lenger and Robbins; Outfielders-
Donoho. Madden. Dantz, Deppe.
Banum, Murray and Mendenhall
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
Totals ..........


Home-runs, Marvel and McDon-
aid; three base hits, Madden, chal-
lenger and Nutter.
Because OF the good weather for
practice during the past two weeks
Coach shipley has decided not to
hold a squad here during the Eas-
ter holidays for practice. Only
three days practice will be missed.
The students leave here late We'd
nesday or Thursday and return at
noon the following Monday.
Two more games have been added
10 the schedule, Lafayette at Easton
on May IS and University Of Mary
land here June ;.
The baseball squad in a few days
will likely be cut down 20 22 men
as follows: Pitchers-Roctrock,
Collins, csrlL Grubb. Ramsey and
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
cAIL GRIDnRoN STARS.

CAMBRIDGE. March 21.-Har-
ward football team aspirants will get
a spell OF spring training. Head
Coach, Bob Fisher has called them
out for March IS. Training will
continue until April IS.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
WAsHINCToN TEAM DTr

WASHINGTON. March 21-wash-
ington was one OF the first cities tc
take up professional baseball ar,
has been in many leagues. But nary
a pennant has been won. Fans arr
pulling for Manager George McBrid,
this season.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
sFT CUP RACE DATE.

BALTIMORE. March 2l.-The
Maryland Hunt Cup Association Will
hold its twenty-eighth cup race April
30. Il will be a four-mile run over
,ne OF the stiffest and most trying
courses in the country.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21

The Want Ads will be helpful a.
all those who seek a room. a hous,
10 rent. and those who have prop
erty to sell win find IL advantageou
10 advertise in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21

The Want Ads for the cominE
week are favorable TO bookkeepers
and accountants who are looking for
better positions.
Evening journal., 1921-03-21
SOME GAME AT NEW CASTLE

Special TO The Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, March 21.-Im-
manuel basketball team defeated
New Castle Academy Saturday night
6 to 2. The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
JIM JEFFRIES

JIM JEFFRIES =
MILKMAN. The ia
nous ex-heavyweight
fistic champion can be
seen most any day driv-
ing a motor truck load
of milk the fifteen
miles from his 1O5-
acre ranch at Burbank
to Los Angeles. Jim is
said to be as proud of
his prize winning regis
tered Holsteins as he
ever was of any of his
ring victories.
Glliams
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

THE KID" HIM
SELF. Five-year-old
Jackie Coogan, the most
famous youngster in
America. the original
kid" in the recent
Charlie Chaplin picture
by that name. He is a
protege and great ia
vorite of the inimitable
comedian and has come
on to New York for
the first time to witness,
with his proud daddy,
the premiere of Peck S
Bad Boy" in which he
stars. Jackie. though
short on his A. B. C. S,
can recite Robert Ser
vice at length and his
present ambition is to
do slapstick.
International
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

A SNAPPY MASCOT.
Troop l of the Eighth
U. S. Cavalry stationed
at Fort Bliss, Texas,
has a mascot that is
truly home talent-the
husky young coyote
or prairie wolf pictured
above with one of the
troopers. Looks as
though Master Coyote
wished he could Join
his fellows on the
prairie and add his
yowl to the throatv
chorus that make mus;-
cal the cavalrymen's
nights. Uud-,,rood
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

COLONEL GEORGE
HARVEY, of New
York, President Hard
ing's newly appointed
Ambassador to the
Court of ST. James,
from a new and inti-
mate camera portrait.
Bachruch
Lett - CAMBRIDGE
WINS. Nearly 500, 900
persons see the Cam
bridge Varsity Eight
defeat the Oxford Uni
versity crew by a
length in one of the
most thrilling struggles
ever rowed on the
Thames-the time be-
ing l9 :44 over the 4 Il
mile course. In the
foreground is the de-
feated crew immedi-
ately after the finish.
Several of the oarsmen
collapsed, so strenuous
was the pace.
International
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

A CHARMING AQUA
TIC PHENOM. Eleanor
Garrard, fifteen-year-
old daughter Of Col
onel Garrard of the
Canal Zone, who is Pan
ama's champion swim
mer inner class, holding
both the 150-yd. and
the back stroke title.
She is also an expert
diver. Miss Garrard is
one of many girl swim
ming and diving stars
developed by H. ]. Grie-
ser, government direc-
tor of swimming in the
Canal Zone.
Underwood