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Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

FOR SALE - White Wyandotte
eggs. Martin strain, and r. I. eggs for
Matching. w. G. Barackman, Chand-
Ter. If
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51--WANTED HELP--MALE AND
FEMALE
s2--EDucATloNAL

EDUCATIONAL
YOU ARE WANTED-Men, wom-
en-. Government jobs. Commence
s95 month. List positions free. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 11-H. Rochester. n. Y. 1t
EARN $110 to $3.50 monthly. ex-
penses paid, as Railway Traffic In
spector. Position guaranteed after 8
months sparetime study or money
refunded. Excellent opportunities.
Write for free booklet, E339, Stand.
Business Training Inst. Buffalo,
n. Y 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

ss-LlvEsTocK
FOR SALE-Registered big type
Poland China pigs. five weeks old;
will weigh approximately So pounds:
they are from prize winning stock at
state fair. Phone 10R3. db
WILL TRADE Ancona hens for
young cattle Phone 2325. tt
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ss-PET STOCK
PETS FOR SALE-Bull pups,
pigeons. Guinea pigs. fine pedigreed
rabbits, cheap. Sunday only. S15 n.
FOR SALE-Thoroughb Tiger
striped Persians kittens. T42 f..
Brill st. 1t
FOR SALE-Hound puppies. guar
knteed Tree stock; beauties; first
Class hunting dogs. Phone 21OR2,
Phoenix or write Box 7S2, Mesa, Ariz.
dg
PEDIGREED Airedale female pup
pies for sale at SIS. Freeland Sun
shine Ranch. Northern Ave. and new
Black CANYON road. Phone 3SJ11. 1t
FOR SALE-pit bull pup; good
watch dog; mos. old. Hall, Care
Republican. gb
LLEWELLYN SETTLERS. thor
oughbred; weeks; males and fe-
males w. J. McManus. 2217 North
Ninth st. Phone 1885, id
4o-Eces AND POULTRY
FOR SALE-Milk- grain fed fry
ersr alive or dressed. Phone Weber,
21SJ2. On
FOR SALE-Hoganized White
Leghorn hens, McFarlen strain, $1,000
per dozen. q mile north of McDow-
~ on 18th st. Westfan. II
BROWN begnorn chicks. Phone
2046. Q. NJ. Henson, r. No. 8, Phoe-
nix. dix
FOR SALE-l00 turkeys. old and
young; call and see: all Gold Bronze.
John Montgomery, Meadow Brook.
dl
HATCHING season nearly over;
order now if you want chicks from
Arizona's most modern hatchery.
Pure McFarlane strain White Leg
horns; good Reds. Phone 205J3.
VOLTS Poultry Farm. dr
PRICES reduced: Wyandotte baby
chicks, Matching eggs and few ex-
ira fine breeding cockerels and pull
lets at half price. Opportunity to
secure finest thoroughbred, prize
winning stock or eggs almost as
cheap as common varieties this
month only. Orders filled in turn as
received. Clark Wyandotte Ranch.
Box E-534. Riverside. Calf. It
WHITE Leghorn baby chix for
May and June delivery at $1,000 per
100; s115.00 per 1000, from flocks in
spected and accredited by Sonoma
County Farm Bureau. Safe arrival of
full count, live, strong chix. guaran-
teed. The Pioneer Hatchery. 42S
Sixth street. Petaluma. Calf. 5-go
WANTED-Turkey eggs for set
ting. Phone $685.. dg
FANCY white pigeons for sale. Is
s. Ninth st. dn
CHICKS-Eggs. purebred Leg
horns, Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons. wy
andottes, Anconas; best laying
strains; prices reasonable; free cata-
logue; free delivery. Missouri Poul-
try Farm, Columbia, Mo. 1t
TWELVE White Leghorn hens,
one rooster. 81 each. G. H. Barghols,
first house east of Seventh st. on
Maryland Ave. Dig
RHODE Island Red chicks. Is
cents each. Elmer Sutter, Il mile
south of Wilson School. db
HIGHEST market price for fresh
eggs, hens and friers. Cut Rate Meat
Market. 622 w. Van Buren. 5-dm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WIDE MAN to take
charge of our local trade; Sc to IS
daily steady: no experience required;
pay starts at once. Write today.
American Products Co., $685. Ameri-
can Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WANTED--Agents in each town
in Arizona to sell the New Superior
Court Cleaner. 1907 profit. Send Csc
for sample and our unique selling
plan. Superior Noverty Co., Hart
ford Conn. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

DAY OLD chicks that live: r. L
Ned. White Leghorns. Barred Rocks.
Albert Liggett. R6. Phoenix. Phone
Glendale 111R12 tt
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

FOR SALE-Fine trio White Mi
norcas; few pigeons. c. A. Barr, 2034
f Madison 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
SADDLE HORSES

SADDLE horses for rent. Second
Ave. and Madison. Phone 4131. If
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

AGENTS-s5 to SIS daily easy.
Your pay in advance introducing new
style guaranteed hosiery. Must wear
or replaced free. No capital or ex-
perience required. Just show SAM
Piles. Write orders, We deliver and
collect. Elegant outfit furnished, all
colors and grades, including silk.
Dept. 4801, Mac-O-Chee Mills Co.
Cincinnati Ohio. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

BEGIN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
wholesaling chocolate bars, chewing
gum. candy mints. Attractive novel
packages. Write today. Exclusive
proposition. HELMET PRODUCTS
co, Cincinnati Ohio. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

HIGHEST PRICE paid for hens
and fryers Phone 6061. 510 S. Sec
Ond Ave tt
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

DISTRICT MANAGERS
to supervise sales force and
to appoint agents. Can be
handled in connection with
most any other line Of busi-
ness. Man with established
business preferred. Sales
Manager, Box S3. Times
Square Station, n. Y. City.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

LA r G f manufacturer wants
agents; sell advertised brand mems
shirts direct to wearer. No capital or
experience required. Free samples.
Madison Mills, sos Broadway, New
York, 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

FOR SALE-Hound puppies, guar
knteed Tree stock; beauties; first
Class hunting dogs. Phone 210R2,
Phoenix or write Box 7S2, Mesa, Ariz.
de
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
YOUR INCOME is
UNLIMITED

AGENTS - Sell new imported
ALUMINIUM VEST POCKET PEN
Gil SHARPENER with razor-steel
renewable blade. Everyone demon
strates themselves into a buyer at
Csc. Trial dog. $3.50. Profit 100eo.
LITTLE BROS. CO., 445 p. E. Bldg.
Los Angeles. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

150 ANCONA hens for sale. Phone
1926. If
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WANTED--ChiIdren to room and
board, $15 month. 1897 E. Garfield.
Phone 5125. dix
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

MAKE $25 to SIS weekly extra dur
ing spare time selling greatest sensa-
tion of year. Every candy. cigar.
delicatessen, drug and general store
a prospect. Sell from photograph.
Union Speciality Mfg. Co.. Dept. B,
Albion. Mich. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

A WIDOW with children wants
laundry: mems preferred. Phone
1858. id
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

FOR SALE-Pit bull pup; good
watch dog; 6 mos. old. Hall, Care
Republican. gp
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WHITE MAN, neat appearance, to
do porter work and clerking; expe-
rienced man preferred. Box 66-E, Re-,
publican id
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

MEN AND WOMEN-$50 weekly
introducing our exquisite embroid-
cred fancy goods. Enormous de-
mand. We furnish everything. Areno
Mfg. Co., Dept. 1-FF. 4s57 No. Craw-
ford, Chicago. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WONDERFUL side line, fast SELL
ing play suits for children. Selling
like hot cakes. Every general store
buys. Big commission. Write TO-
DAY. Cuteesuit Factories, 521 Gin
cinnati, Ohio. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

PEDIGREED Airedale female pup
pies for sale at SIS. Freeland Sun
shine Ranch. Northern Ave. and new
Black CANYON road. Phone SSJ11. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

46-WANTED SITUATION FE.
MALE
BOYD'S LAUNDRY-Rough dry,
finish: all work guaranteed. Phone
55S2 1t
NURSE wants nursing. Phone
1852. If
FOR TRAINED nurse. phone 6015
id
UNDERGRADUATE nurse wants
position. institutional or private duty,
or win so with patient anywhere
Pax 57E Republican. db
10 all kinds of sewing. Phone
20S2. db
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

PRICES reduced: Wyandotte baby
chicks, Matching eggs and few ex-
ira fine breeding cockerels and pull
let's at half price. Opportunity to
secure finest thoroughbred, prize
winning stock or eggs almost as
cheap as common varieties this
month only. Orders filled in turn as
received. Clark Wyandotte Ranch.
Box E-534. Riverside. Calf. If
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

A LADY, competent and reliable,
will go as companion and nurse or as
housekeeper anywhere. Cali T44 e.
Portland, 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

PATENTED Check Protector foun-
tain pen-high quality product-17
years. experience. No competition,
nothing like 1t on the market, sells to
every business and professional man.
Can easily make $1,000 to $4,000 daily.
KRITIKSON BROTHERS, Incorpo-
rated, Mfgrs.. l22 West Illinois street,
Chicago 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
46-WANTED SITUATION -- FE-
MALE

WANTED Family washing. Acc
rough dry; SIPS finished. $40 n.
10th Street. id
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WILL TRADE Ancona hens for
young cattle Phone 2325. tt
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WHITE Leghorn baby chix for
May and June delivery at $1,000 per
100; s115.00 per 1000. from flocks in
spected and accredited by Sonoma
County Farm Bureau. Safe arrival of
full count. live. strong chix. guaran-
teed. The Pioneer Hatchery. 42S
Sixth street. Petaluma, Calf. 5-gb
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WE always pay most. Bring Wei.
niek's all poultry. Phone 410a q
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

RHODE Island Red chicks, 10
cents each. Elmer Sutter, Il mile
south of Wilson School db
HIGHEST market price for fresh
eggs, hens and friers. Cut Rate Meat
Market. 622 w. Van Buren,. 5-dm
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

RELIABLE woman wants house,
work or keep house for widower with
children or couple employed. Call or
address IA S. Tenth ST. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

ONE neat appearing single man be-
tween 81 and 25 years, to travel in
machine with manager II $40 week
interests you and you can leave town
today it viii pay you to see Mr..
Hughes Hotel Adams, before 10 am.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

TWELVE White Leghorn hens,
one rooster. 81 each. G. H. Barghols,
first house east of Seventh St. on
MARYLAND Ave- Dig
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

WANTED--Laundry work to do at
home. Phone 1921. db
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

/ steam hoist man, SIS, hours.
! stationary steam engineer, S.,
hours.
4 shaft miners, $3.50.
Central Employment Agency,
Is Wall st. Phone 1868 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21

MANUFACTURERS now market
ing entirely new auto accessory
Makes night driving safe. PROFIT
possibilities practically unlimited.
Want statesmen with punch. Ray
Filter Co., Marion, Indiana. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
32-LiV ESTOCK

FOR SALE-Registere big type
Poland China pigs. five weeks old;
will weigh approximately S5 pounds;
they are from prize winning stock at
state fair Phone lOR3 db
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
5o-wANTEp HELp-FEMALE

WOMAN for general housework;
one who can stay nights or one who
wants a home right away. lis N.
Second Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21


WELL drilling wan ID: all work
guaranteed. Phone 4514. Can handle
your work for less than any other
outfit in Salt River valley. IT
= BY HIGH SCHOOL boy. knows
town we'll, can drive car and run
typewriter; willing to work. Good
references. Box 46-E, Republican. db
PARTIES wanting grain cut with
Combine Rarv. ster phone 2164. db
WHO WILL give me a job? Must
have something to do or starve- Not
physically able to do hard labor.
Many qualifications: good city refer
ence. Phone 62Ss from to IL a. m.
3:30 to $50 y. m. today. 1t
EA- SERVICE MEN SEEK JOBS
When you want help give the first
chance to ex-service men. a number
of men who have served their coun-
try now are looking for position here.
Phone American Legion headquarters.
1888, and we may be able to fill your
needs If
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
BOYS IN
FRIDAY WORKOUT

The Keystone Field Club will give
its weekly stag party on Friday
evening. An invitation Is extended
TO the public. Among the features
will be several workouts between
the best boxers OF this locality. The
feature workout will be between
Bucky McGinnis and Young Dundee.
Their workout last week was OF such
a nature that all who attended. re
auested that they work together
again this week. Another good
workout will he between Peter De-
vine. the fast-rising Polish lad. and
Kid johnson. known In this city ss
the iron man. Patsy Murphy who
is out for the nyweight champion
ship OF the state, will work out with
Teddy Hall. the fast little nywsiEht
OF the Fifth ward.
Johnny Baker. who looks like a
conner, will be seen against Young
Mack. Two OF the best midgets in
the city will also work out in the
person OF Emmitt Kelly and Peter
De Luccs. other boys who will prob
ably be seen in a workout will be
Freddy White. Jimmy Vincent. Kid
sum, Battling Lingo. Paul Keating.
Lefty Hayman. Young Armstrong
Young Warwick. II Ia also probable
that Ralph Raymond and Bobby
Hughes will work out. This AFFAIR
will start at s.45.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Beacon BuntS
BY BINGO

The Beacon twlrlers played a fast
ractice game yesterday with a good
pposing team. The Tenth streeters
rere victorious by i3-run margin.
Dick woodall and Bill seiby took
urns on the mound. Dick struck
|ut three men in succession. while
pm managed but one.
The battery was strong and II
.,oks like a promising factor for the
enth Street team. When Selby and
voodall get putting them over and
4 lark or Major behind the home,
70 Beacomites play a wonderful
anne.
Boggs. who has already developed
re business boys into fast baseball
llayers is we'll satisfied with the ex-
4ibition his men are making.
4 Never In the history Of the Tenth
rect school has there ever been
Iirned out such a classy nine as will
zerform this season. Big things are
poked for and IL plans already out
5ned do not go awry. Beacon will
ts well represented among scholas-
<c baseball teams.
n A practice game Is pending with
Friends School
4 on Saturday the Beacomtes will
Ii out TO Baynard Field 10 go
II rough a stin practice. The game
ill be with the Gas Company.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Seuen Track Meets for
Wilmington This Year

Jump record at the school OF 5 feet.
10 inches. This record should re-
main for a good many seasons TO
come. while at High school. France
only lost once, and that was in a
meet with Perkiomen. The lanky
jumper was the only Wilmington
representative 10 win hrst place
at the Delaware meet last year.
The Cherry and White runners
participated in only two meets. ~
Penn and Delaware. in 1921. In
neither OF these meets did tie lads
show their colors. winning a fourth
or NTH place. with the exception Of
Francs. With the number Of meets
for this season. the fellows will have
setter chance 10 show what they
can do.
To win a letter on the track team
Il is necessary 10 earn seven points
or more. This applies 20 the men
who arc last-termers. II the runner
Is Senior. the amount Is lowered
10 Ave. Captain Jacobson is the only
man on the track team who has a
letter.
In Ducky Carlin. Coach Ashton
kss a very good man for both the
high jump and pole vault. carlin
hopss TO win letter in track sports.
and II he should Il will make him a
thrss-lsttsr man. he also plays on
tho baseball team. covering the key
stone sack. with a little more work.
Carlin should come through this
season.
So far the thirty candidates have
been working out daily and next
week the coach inends TO start them
on the first lap OF hard practice. on
Saturday. at the intercisss meet
Ashton will keep a wstekfui eye for
talent
Manager Johnson says he think'
there may be smother meet or two
in June. The schedule reads:
Camden High. April ~. home
Penn Relays. April 20. away; Della
ware. May s. away; Glenn Mills
Nay IA. away; Tome. May 20. away
Chester. pending; sslesisnum, pend
ing.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
'ROTHROCK HAS
LOTS OF SPEED
Varsity Twirler Let's Out in
Practice, Working for
Scrubs
MAY PICK TEAM AT
DELAWARE TODAY

Special 10 The Evening journal.
NEWARK. March %. - Coach
shlpiey OF the Delaware College
baseball team will pick the men who
are 10 go on the weeks southern trip
either this afternoon or tomorrow
afternoon. Up until this time he has
given no intimation as TO who he
will take on the southern trip and
consequently every man on the
squad has been on his toes 20 try and
make good
joe ROthrock, who has been the
see In tho hole" on the Delaware
tesm for tho past two years. pitched
for the scrubs against the varsity
ysstsrdsy afternoon In practice and
notwlthrandinE the good records
that the varsity men have made In
batting they aid little with the
sour paws delivery. This was real
ly the nrst time that joe has let
out this year. using both speed and
curves
There II much speculation among
the baseball candidates a. 10 W
among the out1eld candidates will
be taken on the trip. Outside ~ the
outneld Il IL apparently settled &C
cordlng TO campus talk as 10 just
about who will 20. There will be /
players Manager Draper and Coach
Shlpley.
In practice yesterday Coach ship
sy used Murray Dantz and Harmei
In the outheld Whether or mol
these three men will be selected fol
the southern trip no one knows out.
side Of the coach and he says tha
he does not know for sure
The team will leave Newark Fri
day morning playing Georgetown
University that afternoon and Uni
versity Of Virginia the next day
After that there will be four game
In Sorth Carolina and Virginia be
fore the return home on April 7.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
HERE'S THE OPENER

League. doing the receiving. The
All-stars will have as its pitcher
Kitten August OF last years Sails
bury team and one OF the eity's best
southpaws. The receiving will be
ably taken care Of By Frankie
Burke, considered by many a. the
leading catcher OF the city.
The Aii-stars have announced the
signing OF last years outheld. which
made history IN local baseball cir
cles. II Ia composed OF Johnny
GertensberE. Alex and Jim Gala
CHER. This outhsld. together with
such stars a. Ike" Kerne Moriss,
Collins. Smith. Burke and August.
stand out ss a fast Independent nine.
The Ail-Stsrs are fast booking
games and any team In the city or
State that wishes 10 get a place on
the Bridgers schedule should write
In care OF the Athletic COMMITTEES.
4is South Head street. Saturdays
game. which gives promise Of being
fast contest. will start promptly at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

The baseball season OF 1874 will
be onieisily opened next Saturday.
when the Junior City League and
Ali-star OF the Sc. A. c. teams
meet at Eden Park grounds Both
teams have had a few workouts al
ready and are In shape TO go reg
ular nine-inning contest. Last year,
the Bridgers nine was looked upon
as the leading club In the city, and
a. the members DO not wish 70 have
their record broken. they voted 20
have hrst-clsss teams In the held
this season. Saturdays game will be
the FIRST OF a series Of three. and a.
much friendly rivalry exists between
TIE teams. a large crowd Is eI-
pected. The Junior Lesguers pre-
sent a fast nine this season and will
more than make their older broth
ers step 10 keep in the running. The
younger team Is pinning hopes on
Feriss who surprised the fans with
his pitching for Liberty last season,
and will have Steve Padlos, star
catcher OF last years Nelghbortood
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

Reports from the Yankees train
ing camp at New Orleans watt north
ward the information that Manager
Huggins is worried about his out
neld.
When Bob Meusei and Babe Ruth
were suspended Il was believed that
the New York club would not be
greatly weakened during the alb
sence Of these two stars from the
game.
It was believed the added pitch
Ing strength would carry the burden
imposed by their loss.
really thought that Bobby Roth
would step into Meusers place and
great ball player n he wants TO be.
He is the type who goes great guns
for a limited time.
thought Roth would MI the bill
because Il is usually in the pinch
that he does his best. However. for
some reason Roth has been suspend
ed. He can't be inquired on.
In many quarters there Is an in
creasinE belief that the loss OF Ruth
and Meusel is going 20 prove q much
greater handicap than Il first seem
ed.
Eye Of Baseball World VIII Follow
Jimmy O'Connell.
No ball player IL going to he
watched more carefully this sum
mer than Jimmy 'Conneli.
For fear you bave forgotten. jim
my O'Connell is the young man for
whom John McGraw Of the New
York Giants paid $4,000 to the
San Francisco Club.
In a few more weeks the Coast
League season will he on in full
blast. The eyes OF the cynical FAINT
will soon be coldly snalyzing his
work.
Not only will o'connei be re-
csiving the once over from ths
home town fans in San Francisco
but all over the United states.
The glare OF the sporting spot
light. however. doesn't seem 10 .hav'
fchanged o'Connell in the least.
when queried As 10 how he fel
about the publicity that had com'
his way because OF the record price
McGraw paid for him, he modestl.
remarked:
The major league is still one yea
removed. I am not giving a single
thought 10 the big show. still hsv'
60 make good In the minors becaus
I am as yet a minor Lacquer.
'I am very glad I didn't get
chance in the National League thi
year. I am sure to be a much i'm
proved ball player in 1929. reall.
need another year In the minors.
TN addition. by this time mex
year a lot Of the fans will have for
gotten all about the $4,000 Ne'
IYork paid for me and won't sxpec
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
BY POLLY HY

ny AOAAAtA NJ
The track team OF the Whining
ton High school will have hard
schedule this season. as Manager
johnson. through great deal OF ef-
fort. has booked seven meets. These
meets include It's rival. Chester. and
tho Penn Relay Carnival, which Is
considered one OF the biggest events
In scholastic and college sport cir
clos. This schedule may give each
man an opportunity to earn his COW
eted letter.
For the past two or more seasons
the track teams OF Wilmington High
have not been up to par. There are a
few reasons for this failure. First.
that the men have not given their
cooperation when the call for track
mon was Issued. Second. that the
coaching was not OF the best. and
third. tho track facilities Of the
school have been poor. Thus this
season should sec a great change for
the better under the tuteiaEe OF
Coach Harry Ashton.
For many years the men Drscticed
at the Tenth street reservoir. The
distance around II thrse-eighths OF
a mile. Although the place is suit
able for the sprinters and distancs
runners. there Ia no place 10 prsc-
tioe heId events. This year Ashton
Will have the msn practice at Bay
nard Field where he can keep watch
both on tho track and baseball
teams
The use Of the Pennsy Field wa,
sought. but Il already had been
leased. This field has perhaps the
best cinder track In the city.
This years team will be composed
OF eight veterans from the last two
seasons. Most OF them are runners
although there are one or two nelC
men. They are Captain Jacobson
Thatcher. Fallen. Rennie. Csrlin
Barkiey. Booth and Lohman.
The absence OF Ralph France.
mslnstay for three seasons ~ IN,
track team and who has matricuiat
ed 10 Delaware. will be keeniy felt
France established a running hiEi
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
HOSE MAKERS AND
PUSEY AFTER TITLE

Final games Of the scheduled sea
son we're howied In The Industrial
Rowling League last niEht AZ cradys
Alleys and the Electric Hose and
Rubber Company came through win
ners of the second half a. expected.
The Hose Makers will meet Pusey
and Jones, winners of the hrst half
In best out OF nve roll-on next
Tuesday night for the sll-season
Announcement OF the individual
winners has not been made. but Il Is
that Jack Everett cinch-
ed the high average prize for Glass
A. and Bill wood. the high average
prize for Glass r. last night. Ev-
erett also copped the high three hon
ors. The nnal standing OF the teams
fofioW.