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Evening star., 1928-06-20
YALE LEADER ARRESTED.
Polo Captain Fails to Halt Auto on
Signal.

NORWALK, Conn. June 20 GP.-
Stewart p. Scott, captain Of the Yale
water polo team. was under arrest hero
today, charged with failure to stop his
automobile at an officers signal With
Scott in his car we're Miss Ailecn Rig
gin, former Olympic swimmer. and. Will
liam S. Meany. member of the Yale
swimming team.
Both Scott and Meany were gradu-
ated at Yale yesterday.
The machine was identified by
Pennsylvania license. and Scott was
arrested, Miss Riggin and Meany were
allowed to so.
Evening star., 1928-06-20

Ho,c come, YOU ask Do d little
arithmetic urth us and find out,
The average dentifrice costs
you SOC. You use about tube
a month. Twelve times fifty
equals six dollars, the yearly
cost. Listerine Tooth Paste
costs a5c (the large tube).
Twelve times twenty,6veequals
three dollars. All right. Six
dollars minus three dollarsequals
three dollars, your annual saw.
ing. Spend it as you please, the
inner tube is merelya suggestion.
Evening star., 1928-06-20

dates for Senator and governor, re-
spectively.
With six precincts missing out of 633
In the State. the vote for Senator was
Brewster. 46,940: Hale, 82.874. The vote
for governor stood: Gardiner, 69,126;
Hinckley, 26,202; Libby. 1850; Smith.
12.423.
Bangor would defeat Ira G. Hersey of
Houlton, who sought the nomination
for his seventh term as Representative
from the fourth district.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
Courtney Tests Flying Boat.

LISBON. Portugal, June 20 GP).-Capt.
Frank i. Courtney made a satisfactory
test yesterday Of the flying boat in
which he hopes TO fly to America, TAX
ing up seven passengers.
Evening star., 1928-06-20

The first agricultural census Of the
world ever to be made will be COM
pleted. 1t is anticipated. in 1880, 1t
is under the direction of the Interna-
tional Institute of Agriculture at Rome
Evening star., 1928-06-20
HALE INCREASES LEAD
IN CONTEST FOR SENATE
Maine Senator Has 90, ,S74 to 46,-
940 for Brewster-Gardine Wins
in Governors Race.

Isy the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Me, June 20.-Primary
returns from small towns and planta-
tions trickled in yesterday to add
slightly to the overwhelming vote
already accorded United States Senator
Frederick Hale and Col William Tudor
Gardiner, successful Republican candi-
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Double Birthday Party Held

A double birthday surprise was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mellinger, of Accident, on November
%, in honor Of Mrs. Mellinger and
daughter, Miss Mildred. A delicious
dinner was served.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mellinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Glotfelty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Johnston, Harvey Melting
er and daughter Vida, Mr. and Mrs.
d. T. O'Brien and son Glenn, all of
Swanton; Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Nolte,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howell and
daughter Doris, of Coal Run, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsey Smith and three
sons, Stanley, Leo, and Thomas, of
Deer Park; Rev. and Mrs. c. w.
Fraker and Mr.. David Fraker, of Nc
Henry; Mrs. Blaine Wilburn, Mrs.
Russell Wilburn and two children, of
Flat Woods; Mr. and Mrs. John Mel
linger and children, Mildred, Lois and
John, Jr., Misses Mona .O'Brien, Edna
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UNDERWOOD

Rev. F. L. Fultz was Sunday din
ner guest at the home of Mr.. Earl
Sims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stahl, AL
bright, w. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank King, Kingwood, W. Va, were
Sunday visitors at the hoem of Mr..
Howard Stahl.
Mr.. Charles Barkman and family,
Crellin, were here Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barkman.
Mrs. L. C. Nine and daughter, Miss
Auburn Nine, went to Johnstown, Pa,
Saturday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bert Nine, Miss Nine returning home
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harry Nicholson was in Oak
land one day last week on business.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Feather were sorry to learn of
the loss they sustained by the partial
burning of their home near Oakland
on Sunday morning.
l. ne IrleuuS O1 MI. anu mis-. hdIoIu
Ream gave them serenade on Mon
day evening to welcome them home.
Earl Sims is said to be afflicted with
sleeping sickness.
Mrs. Joe O'Heaver is i'll at this time.
Miss Crystal Barkman is a guest
of her grandparents here.
We are having lovely weather for
December. The days are cool and the
sun shines bright; the roads are dry
and hard and the farmers are hauling
lime and doing their fall blowing.
Send your Job Work to The Repub-
lican Commercial Printing depart
ment-it will be done neatly, cor
rectly and as promptly as in consis-
tent with good workmanship.
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1T is UNLAWFUL TO TRAP
MUSKRATS AT THIS TIME
State Game Warden E. Lee Le-
COmpt Issues Warming to Public

State Game Warden E. Lee Le-
Compt has issued the following warn
ing:
"In December, 1927, muskrat meats
were exposed in the markets of Balti-
more City for sale, at which time we
called the attention of the dealers to
Section 81, Chapter 568, Acts of 1927,
which provides:
at shall be unlawful for any per-
son to hunt offer or musket within the
State Of Maryland, or have the meat
or pelts in possession, if trapped or
caught or killed between the 18th day
Of March and the LIST day of January
following, in each and every year,
both dates exclusive, whether same
are trapped, caught or killed within
the State of Maryland or any other
State, territory, or country.
Therefore, it is unlawful to have
muskrat pelts or meat in possession
in Maryland at this season of the year
and it is unlawful to have the meat
of muskrat in possession whether the
same was killed in this state or any
other territory or country, except be-
tween January 1 and March Is, both
dates inclusive, under penalty of not
less than $25, nor more than $500, for
each and every offense.
''The department will be compelled
to eonfscate all muskrat meats in pos
session in Maryland, prior to January
1, and will prosecute the person hav-
ing same in possession"
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A Correction

An error was made in these col
umns last Thursday when two marri-
age licenses were combined to read
willie Frank Whitehair and Marie
Alice HENDERSON" The license should
have read: clarence Jackson Sisler,
81, mechanic, Friendsville, Nd, and
Marie Alice HENDERSON, 16 (parents'
consent), near Hazelton, w. Va" The
Republican regrets the error.
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ONLY FIFTEEN LICENSES
ARE ISSUED DURING WEEK
Slump This Week Will Cut De-
cember Total to Below Normal

Fifteen marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week ending on
Monday afternoon from the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, which
brought the total thus far in Deem
Der to &c. A good start was made
Saturday a week ago when II licenses
were issued, but the small number OBJ
tanning the permits during the past
week has brought the total below the
average.
The Christmas rush, however, A. G.
Ross, deputy clerk said, should bring
the number back to the average and
perhaps above. Two licenses issued
were marked don't publish"
Dennis Robert Armstrong, 81, auto
salesman, and Violet Cochran, 81,
both of Buckhannon, W. Va.
Albert Daniel Satterield, 81, me-
chanic, and Virginia Kathryn Belch,
IS, both of Fairmont, W. Va.
Wayman Pierce Coffman, 20 (par-
ents' consent), box maker, and Josie
May Crawford, 18, both of Clarks-
burg, W. Va.
Kenneth Denlze Eddy, %, farmer,
and Ada Emza Wilson, 20, both of
Fairmont, W. Va.
Franklin Winfield Collins, 81, car
penter, Uniontown, Pa, and Bernice
Kemp, 10, Brownsville, Pa.
Theodore Roosevelt Miller, %, car
penter, Uniontown, Pa, and Ethel
Kemp, Bidwell, Pa.
Melvin Lee Hymes, 81, electrician,
and Clara Belle Agnes Force, IS, a
clerk, both of Cumberland, Nd.
Roy Andrew Wolfe, 81, laborer, of
Latrobe, Pa, and Stella Mildred Cow
er, 81, Donohoe, Pa.
Howard Stockwell, %, miner, and
VERNE Holland, 10, both of Crellin.
Homer Lenwood Iser, 81, trackman,
Worthington, W. Va, and Reah Es-
telle Hefin, IS, Gypsy, w. Va.
Thomas Wiley Call, As, salesman,
and Alice Martha Flesher, SO, nurse,
both of Clarksburg, W. Va.
Howard Vernon Kelley, 81, miner,
Ben Bush, w. Va, and Viola Mae
Slabaugh, IS, Horse Shoe Run, W. Va.
Charles William Strahin, 27, miner,
Tunnelton, W. Va, and Margaret Ell
izabeth Shaw, IS, Larue, w. Va.
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Home Demonstration Agents
Schedule, December 1922

The following schedule was given
out by Miss Elsie Benthien, home
demonstration agent, for the week of
December II to %.
December II, Hutton All club at
2:45 p. m.
December Is, Friendsville Women's
club at 2 p. m. Christmas program
and party.
December 10, Mt. Lake-Loch Lynn
Women's club at 2 p. m. in Aid hall.
Christmas program and party.
December 81, Oakland Women's
club at 2 p. m. Christmas program
and party.
December %, Oakland Senior All
club at 2 p. m.
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LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
Dear Santa,

Dear Santa,
I am a little girl years old. I go
to the Red House school. I am in the
second grade. Dear Santa, will you
please bring me a toy sewing ma
chine, toy wrist watch and pack of
needles, for l like to sew. would like
to have some candy and nuts. Don't
forget the rest of our family. My
gradpa and gradma lives where we do,
so don't forget them, too. Santa, our
house is painted white and is on the
right side of the road as you come up
the road. Feed your RENDERS good
so they can travel on Christmas eve.
A merry Christmas, Santa.
Your little friend,
ALETE MARTIN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Arnold and little
daughters visited Mr.. Eliza Moon and
family on Sunday evening.
Quite number of people of this
community attended the funeral on
Tuesday of Mr.. Peter Fike, of Eglon.
Miss Rachel Smith is visiting her
brothers at the home of Mr.. Raymond
Martin.
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Nolte, Pearl Johnston, Rosaline Wilt,
Evelyn, Ivadell, Mabel and Helen Will
burn, Reed Wilburn and Clifford Glot-
felty.
Mrs. Mellinger and Miss Mildred re-
ceived many beautiful gifts.
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ing.
Mr.. Samuel Snyder visited Mr.. Guy
Harvey on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soelters and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Moon visited
Mrs. Moons parents at Eglon on Sun
day.
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Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus,
l am a little girl two years old,
light hair and blue eyes. play with
my little brother who is four years
old and we never fight. Will you
please send me sled, big doll baby
doll carriage, blanket, iron, Christ
mas tree, candy and nuts. l will go
to bed early Christmas eve. Your lit
tie sweetheart, Margaret L. Leighton,
106 Oak street, Oakland.
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Dear Santa,

Dear santa,
I am little boy four years old,
with red hair, black eyes and large
dimples. am very good to my lit
tie sister who is two years old. l
share with her all my toys. Will you
please bring me sled, scooter, ball,
Christmas tree, candy, and nuts.
Your little red-head boy,
Floyd o. Leighton, Jr.
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SUNNYSIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Snyder and Mrs
Pearl Walbert, all of Frostburg, spent
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Snyder.
Mr.. Lester Moon visited his sister,
Mrs. Charlie Vought on Thanksgiv-
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Rain Again
Halts Local
Tennis Play

Rain once again interfered with
the city tennis championships in
progress at the Hawthorn Club
courts and l and o'clock matches
scheduled for today were postponed.
1t was believed that if rain would
cease early in the afternoon,
o'clock and later matches would be
able to be played.
Favored by fair weather Wednes-
day, many matches were completed,
and officials today were hoping for
break" with the weather man.
Third round matches in the mems
singles we're on today's program to-
gether with the opening round of
mems doubles.
Few upsets marred Wednesdays
play, the Marshall Christopher vic
tory over Tommy Hendricks attract
ing the most attention. Christopher,
youthful Butler star, eliminated the
former Princeton player, AS, 6-2,
6-3.
Hendricks, a veteran performer,
has been somewhat handicapped by
a lack of practice and the f1ashy
game displayed by Christopher
proved too much for him.
Results Of Wednesdays play:
MEMS SINGLES
(First Round)
E. Lowery defeated Bob Hurst, 60. ga
H. Roberts defeated T. Scanlon. rs. -3-e,
II. Fournace defeated j. Johnston, SO.
J. H. Ehlers defeated J. W. Hurst. sr.,
!. .Haworth defeated Pat Mansan. Jr.,
G. Horst defeated Ed Dorey. s-3. 81.
Second Round)
Tommy Wilson defeated A. Fournace,
JACK Roberts defeated r. orbison. s-s,
j. H. Ehlers defeated H. P. Rainey. de-
fault
L. Haworth defeated H. Justus. SO. 6-4.
Dick Crane defeated K. Hickman. 60. 6-l.
NJ. Christopher defeated T. Hendricks.
]. sagaioWsky defeated E. Writ. default
G.; Darlington defeated w. Mayer, de-
P. Pike defeated R. Mccullough. s-4. s-t.
l. Reynolds defeated R. Cox, 2-6. SO. 81.
Bud Msrkey defeated D. Keller. So SO.
E. Lowery defeated A. L. Bennett, e-4.
(Third Round)
J. ssgalowsky defeated C. Darlington.
so, so.
JUNIOR SINGLES
(First Round)
Danner defeated Iuppenlatz. default.
Pritchett defeated West. default.
Mccullough defeated Ausherman. 60. 6-2.
Danke defeated Belzer. ll-l3. 6-3. So.
Crabb defeated Dunbar, Ga. 20, 60.
Lohman defeated Stout. 6-3. SO.
Whitaker defeated Thompson, 0-6.
Sullivan defeated Matthews. 60, Ga.
Warren defeated Lentz. SO. 6-s, 8-e.
Demmary defeated Thompson, default.
Lysaght defeated Coble. SO So.
Morgan defeated DuHadway. default.
Voelke defeated Meunier. 6-3, 3-6. 6-3.
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her nearest competitors. Mrs. c. A.
Jaqua and Mrs. j. G. Patten, with
10l. Wednesday at Meridian Hills.
Elizabeth worked like a motor boat
on a couple Of greens and just
"putt-putt and putt-putt," until she
finished with a 98. Thanks to the
fact that She had the big lead Tues
day, for Mrs. Jaqua crashed through
with 9S that tied the days per-
tormance of the double title holder.
n
MRS. JAQUA, it will be re-
4VA membered, battled Miss Dunn
for the title of the city association
a couple of years ago. she merely
demonstrated in this meet that the
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Marian Tupie,
Mrs. Horn Meet
Strongest Foes
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, June 28.-Favor-
ties settled down to their final bat
ties here today in the third round
of the trans-Mississippi women's
golf tournament on the Minikahda
course.
Miss Marian Turpie, New Orleans,
and Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn, de-
Tending champion, met their strong
est opposition of the week but were
favored to win. Miss Turpie was
paired with Mrs. Dow George, Min
neapolis, while Mrs. Horn met Mrs.
D. S. Veitch, Kansas City.
Mrs. o. S. Hill, Kansas City, who
turned in a medal score of "a for
Wednesdays round. faced Mrs. r. E.
brennan, also of Kansas City. In
the fourth pairing, Patricia Steph-
enson, 17-year-old Minneapolis girl,
opposed Mrs. F. B. Jaffray, Mime
apolis.
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Shn Risko
Gets Verdict
Over Negro
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Corresnondent


BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 2S-
The heavyweight division was with
out a black menace" today for the
first time in years. George Godfrey,
the 235-pound Alabama Negro, went
the way of Harry Wills Wednesday
night, as he lost the judges decision
to Johnny Risko of Cleveland in a
ten-round bout, staged in the same
ring at Ebbets Field in which Wills
was defeated by Jack Sharkey, two
years ago.
Godfrey, however, was not as
completely eliminated from consid-
Grafton as was Wills, who fouled
Sllarkey in the thirteenth round to
avoid a knockout Risko's margin
of victory was slight. There we're a
few dissenting voices in the crowd of
27,849 spectators.
A whirlwind body attack in the
last three rounds won the decision
for Risko. Towering over Risko like
a black Goliath. Godfrey punched
the Cleveland boy around the ring
during the larger part of the first
five rounds.
The tide of the battle shifted after
the fifth round, Risko opening up
fierce body attack which Godfrey,
even with his superior strength and
longer arms, was unable to stave of.
There we're no knockdowns,
and neither man was ever in danger
of a knockout.
Risko won in spite of the fact that
every physical advantage was
against him. He conceded Godfrey
Az pounds in weight, 51k inches in
height and inches in reach. Risko
weighed 1907.
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her regular duties
to play in the two
i a. y tournament
staged by the In
dianapolis Wom-
ems Golf Associa-
ton over the In
dianapolis Coun-
try Club and Meri-
dian Hills Country
Club courses e S.
Wednesday, in the
rain. Miss Dunn
was good for a 95
over the difficult
country club links,
W h i C h was six
strokes better than
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Americas Woman Ace
Takes Decisive Triumph
Over French Player.
WILBUR C0EN LOSES
Youthful Yankee DoWned
by Bunny Austin.
BULLETIN


WIMBLEDON, England, June
28.-George Lott, the American
youth, carried Rene La COste to
four sets, finally losing to the
Frenchman. 6-1, 81, 6-8, 6-2.
Johnny HennRssey defeated
George SherwelI. GA, rs, 6-2.
The older man was unable
to stand the young Americans
terrific pace and slipped after put
ting up a courageous second-set
fight.
WIMBLEDON STADIUM. Eng
land, June 28.-Helen Wills, United
States tennis queen. and champion
Of all three leading tennis countries.
passed safely through the third
round of singles play in the all
English tennis championships here
today by defeating Mile. v. Gallay
of France, without the loss of a
game, 60, so.
Her victory put Miss Wills in the
last sixteen in the womens singles.
She was joined there a moment
later by Miss Elizabeth Ryan. her
veteran Wightman cup teammate,
who defeated Mile. j. Gallay, also
of France. GA, 6-1.
Miss Penelope Anderson, also of
the American Wightman cup team
entered the last 80 in the women's
singles, beating Miss M P. Davies,
60, ga.
Wilbur Loses Out
Wilbur Coen, boy star of the
American Davis cup team, was de-
teated by H. w. bunny Austin
youthful Britisher, GA, 3-6, Ga, 3-G
81, in one of the hardest-fought
matches of the tournament. Coen'S
usually reliable backhsnd was sur
prisingly shaky.
The king and queen hal joined
the crowd of 10000 at the center
court when Jean Borotra of France,
defeated P. D. B. Spence, formerly
Of the South African cup team.
rs. rs. So. and thereby entered
the last sixteen.
Brugnon Also Wins
Jacques Brugnon of France Joined
Borotre in the last sixteen by de-
feating Capt. G. H. G. O'Callaghan
of the Irish Davis cup team, 60,
So, 6-2.
Christian Boussus, France, en-
tered the last sixteen in the men S
singles by defeating j. Olmstead,
Great Britain, 81, 6-1, So.
Other third-round victors-now
in the last sixteen-were: j. C.
Crawford of the Australian Davis
cup team, who defeated j. c. Greg
ory, British Davis cup player, 81,
GA, 6-3, and Ronald Boyd of the
Argentine Davis cup team, who de-
feated the Irish Davis cup player,
G. F. Scroope, 6-2, s-6, 60.
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EXHIBITION IS CLOSE

DECATUR, Ill, June 28-Lloyd
Waner, with four hits. was the
batting star of the exhibition game
here Wednesday between the Pitts
burgh Pirates and Decatur of the
Three-I-League. Pickering hit a
home run and Gill triple for the
locals.
The big leaguers used Leo Haze,
on the mound. He is a rookie from
California. Tesar pitched for De-
catur. Pittsburgh won, to 2.
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Helen Wills Shoes Brilliant Form in Victory Wimbledon
9AG;;OIzE G:;;!.!O',.. !. + z5i e. 4
! A--4 CLUBHOUSE g. EAIRNNAY G----1@'1

XETE beg to inform the golf fans
wv of the city who might be in
terested in knowing whether or not
a young lady who follows telephone
operating for an occupation and
plays golf for recreation is still good
enough this year to win titles, cups
and what not. We answer that she
likely will defend successfully her
title of city and State champion
next month.
Tuesday and Wednesday Eliza
beth Dunn took tin ough from
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AWARDED POLO MEET

CHICAGO, June 28.-Sheldon
Clark, chairman of the athletic
committee of the Chicago Athletic
Association, received official notifi-
cation that the Cherry Circle CLUB
had been awarded the Nnationsl
A. A. u. water polo championship
for 1923
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Buffalo Tourney
in QuarterFinaLS
BB Times Special

bW iWCS SpttiuG
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 28.-Four
uuarter-f final matches comprised to-
days program in the women's in
vitational golf tourney at the Buff
falo. Country Club. Glenna Collett
met Miss Fordyce. Beatrice Gott-
lieb faced Fritzie Stifel, Virginia
Van VIE played Helen Payson and
Edith Quier met Miss Wattles.
Wednesdays features were the
defeats of >Maureen Orcutt and Ber-
nice Wall. Miss Orcutt was elm
mated by Miss Gottlieb, one up.
Miss Wall was downed by Miss Van
VIE, 8 and 6.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-28

When Walter Mueller, extra
outflelder with the Indians, was
given conditional release to en-
able him to dicker for a job else
where that would offer daily acA
ton, the Tribe bosses got in touch
with Ralph Miller, former Tribe
utility player, and placed him
back on the roster.
Miller was with the Indians last
season and part of the 1926 cam
paign. He halls from Ft. Wayne
and is a prominent pro basketball
nerforrner.
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HOME RUN CLUB
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, June 28.ADave Shade,
who is being groomed for a middle
weight title match with Champion
Mickey Walker, and Bert Colima
have been matched by Promoter
Mique Malloy for a ten-round bout
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loca. women are
not ready to declare
Elizabeth infallible
but just willing to
admit she is pretty
much of a golfer,
probably six strokes
better in any two
day meet. Mrs. j.
G. Patten, who tied
with Mrs. Jaqua for
second honors at
the Country Club
Tuesday, turned in
d SO Wednesday for
a combined total
gross score of 200.
NJ D. - CA1,-..-
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son had 205, and Miss Ruth White
211. They were about the cream of
the low gross scores which means
that most of the women were not
playing their regular games.
In the net prize division we discover
that Miss Lou Adams with a handicap oi
forty-eight for thirty-six holes finished
with a gross 2ls and net ITO. Miss Roxie
with Mrs E. Lukenbiu who had gross
23e and net i79 Mrs Charles Kelly had
gross 232 and net i62 for fourth prize.
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PERU SHOOT WINNERS

BIZ Times Special
PERU, Ind, June 28.--Handicap
match winners in the trapshoot
here Wednesday we're: Class A, R.
G. jenkins, Orleans; Glass B, r. j.
Kemper, indianapolis, secret J
Indiana Trapshooting Association;
Glass c, DR.. R. A. Voisinet, Union
City; Glass D, Verne Yoder, Elk
hart.
DR.. Voisinet was high gun for the
day with 191 in 200 shots and he
won the Hoosier classic cup.
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Other scores for the two-day
women's meet, with combined two
day gross first and combined net
second, follow (the difference is
combined tMn-daV handicanl
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DR.. Roy Lee Smith. l03; Dr. Nathan
Berry, l05; DR.. E. Roger Smith 81; Dr..
Gerald Hiatt. 14i; Or A. FunEhouser. l47;
nington. 90: Mrs. r. o. Dorsey. ITO; DR..
J. W. Rockets, 90; Dr. Murray Hadley,
%; Dr., D. " Fosler. ll3; Or. Thomas
Or Hoopingaraer. 1903: DR.. Larry Fall. 1l3:
Or. C.. J. Michel. 146; Or; Daniel Lay
man, 102; Or. F. r. Henshaw los; DR..
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With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

Mars Hill will play the Western A. A.
Sunday at the Western diamond at p. m.
Juiy d. 8 and is. Cali Belmont 055s-M
after o. m. and ask for Roy.