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w. M. S. Winners OF
Loving Cup Award

The most interesting feature or the
meeting OF the Baptist W. NJ. s.
Monday afternoon was the report Of
the delegates to the Lower Rio
Grande Valley association meeting
held in Weslaco last week. These
delegates, Mesdames Il. a. King, r.
J. Cow and Ewing Clark reported
that the local society had won the
loving cup given for the best quar-
terly report. This is the cup pre-
scented by Mrs. s. c. Tucker as an
award 20 be given each quarter to
the society in the W. NJ. u. having
the best report.
The new chairman, Mesdames g..
q. Ellis, Ewing Clark. and j.. ".
Dowis took this occasion 20 make
talks. outlining the work OF their
departments for the year. The les
son study was based on the subject.
Sincerity and was led by Mrs. ID.
S. Leftwich. assisted by six other
members of the various circles.
Disagreeable weather brought n
slight change in the plans for the
meeting, as il had originally been
the intention 10 have Bible study
in separate circles. but IL was later
decided 10 have all three together.
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daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday aft
ernsc= 1th Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Biz
cell at the Elsa cafe.
Doris Carlson was a dinner guest
Sunday Of Marie Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Gates were din
ner guests Sunday at the Deane Gate
home at La Blanca. In the afternoon
they drove down to see the ley
bridge south of Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kendel and
daughter of Weslaco visited at A. r.
Miller's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Austin OF
Weslaco were dinner guests Sunday
at the q. v. Cingrass home.
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ELSA
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. Chen. Petit Of Edcouch was
in Elsa Thursday.
Mrs. Louisa Biggs of Ashland, kas.,
arrived on Friday TO spend the win
ter in the Valley at the Chas. Nc
Cashland and G. c. Stokes homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Scoggins and
sons, Edwin and Lawrence Of San Be-
nito, we're in Elsa Sunday visiting @.
L. Scoggins.
Mrs. G. j. HUMPHREYS and children
moved on Monday to McAllen.
Mrs q. L. Carlson and daughters,
Berneil and Bernice spent Thursday
with Mrs. J. W. Carlson Of Edcouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Raleigh and Mrs.
f. f. willard were in Weslaco We'd
nesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. c. Mack of Santa
Maria and Mrs. May Reed Of Iona
Linda, Cal. were visitors on Thurs
day at the r. Hopkins home in Elsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Gibson and
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EDCOUCII
SURPRISE PARTY

Tuesday. Oct. Q, being the birth
day Of Mrs. Ross Raleigh, a surprise
was planned in her honor and sue
cessfully ycarried out. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
visiting. At a late hour refreshments
Of sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served 20 the followin: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lembken and son. Gilbert. Mrs.
B. l.. Pleasant and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe kobeck and family Of
Donna; Mr.. and Mrs. X. r.. Snyder
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Will
lard and son, Ebert; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Carlson and children. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Carlson and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Galloway and
son, Neal. VIM. George and Rev. J. r.
Woods and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Raj
eigh and son, Cecil.
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In Fiue MILLION
Homes
TONIGHT

What will happen in your house
hold tonight II Baby can't sleep, and
won't stop cryingi II may be serious,
IL you've only medicines meant for
grown.ups. You needn't worry, II
o have a bottle of Castoria. A
few drops, and the little one is conn
forted; a few moments, and all IL
serene once more. Yet you have
given nothing but a vegetable pro-
duct which doctors approve for the
tiniest babies. Just n gentle. sooth.
ing preparation the very taste or
which tells you II j. harmless.
Castoris Is always a boon in the
home where there are children OF
any age; for the little everyday ills,
fretful spells. or any upset. sa
blessing when a sudden attack OF
collie or acute constipation demands
relief. Never be without Castoria;
some mothers keep an extra bottle put
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Methodists Have
Informal Program

The Methodist Missionary society
had a social meeting at the church
Monday afternoon, an informal pro-
gram being presented by members
and guests OF the society. 4 Hal
lowe'en color scheme had been work
ed out in the decoration, with cos
mos and greenery in abundance
about the rooms. The session open
ed with the singing Of Texas, My
Texas" and several hymns by the
society. Miss Evelyn Yates gave two
readings. and Arnetta Stewart play
ed a piano solo. numbers greatly
enjoyed by the audience. Mrs. vii.
lie A. George, president, made a
short talk. Hostesses for the after
neon were Mesdames Fred Pate, T..
7. Yates, and c. A. Manahan.
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HAIR
PROGRESS CLUB

PRDGRtSS CLUB
The Progress club Of Pharr held
its first meeting Of the year at the
home Of Mrs. W. G. Baker with Mrs.
MANS helping. The club has out
lined a fine and extensive program
for the year on an interesting sub
ject. A study Of Texas will be
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T. r
r MEET

Presbyterian men in attendance at
their organization, M~en-of-the-
Church. Thursday night favored the
launching a building program in the
not distant future following a talk
by James c. Bowie on the matter.
The organization held its annual
election Of officer. choosing Theo. v.
Pyle as president and g. p. Hagar a.
sons were present az this meeting.
which was the first one Of the new
season. the organization having sus-
pended for the summer. Dinner was
served by ladies Of the church. The
meeting was held in Bowie chapel.
Two other scheduled speakers on the
program were J. 4. Bell and George
A. Brooks.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nedegartncr
returned Sunday morning from a
trip to San Antonio and Austin.
Mrs. Z. w. Sullivan will have a.
her guest for b winter her broth
err, j. G. Wilson of Petersburg, Pa,
who arrived Sunday.
A. A. Highbarger is in Dallas.
W. NJ. Garrison and wife and
daughter, Harriette, IL. arrived last
week from Carthage. Mo, wher.
Mrs. Garrison has been manager Of
the Bell Telephone Co. They have
decided to make their home here, ami
Mr.. Garrison will be associated with
his father, A. NJ. Garrison, IN the
grocery business.
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made this year and the club motto
for the year is "A state in
power as its citizens become. en-
l~ightened." The new president, Mrs.
NJ. G.. Lowrie, made a very interest
ing talk and outlined the program
for the year. Much interest is be-
ing manifested by the women OF the
club and a very fine year is expect
II
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THURSDAY EVENING CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Ramona Johnson
were hostesses 10 members OF the
Thursday Evening Bridge club at
their home on Cage boulevard. High
scores were won by Mrs. z. NJ. Per-
kins and Judge J. f. Leslie. Those
enjoying refreshments included Mr..
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WEDNESDAY

Self Culture club meets at $3.50
y. m. with Mrs. c. G. Stewart.
5ust-Sew with Mrs. Ben c.
Clark, 3 O'Clock.
Wednesday Tournament Bridge
club with Mrs. Chauncey Reid.
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SAN BENITO
PLAN
PARTY FOR

Mrs. II. c. Harwell was hostess 70
the regular meeting Of the Neighbour
hood club at her home Wednesday.
October II. Current events and
reading Of short sketches were given
when roll call was called. The
minutes Of two previous meetinrs
were read and approved. after which
a short business session was held
and payment Of certain debts was
authorized. The members decided %
give a Halloween party IN honor Of
their husbands. Tuesday evening,
Oct. so, at the home Of Mrs. j. j.
Francis the event will be given. The
Halloween motif was carried out
in colors and flowers. Ice cream Of
a pumpkin yellow" hue was served
with cake and lemonade. Mrs. r. NJ.
Lyle will be hostess az the next
regular meeting az her home Nov. IA.
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MRS. kRAMPFF HOSTESS

Mrs. III. X. Krampff was hostess
to the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club on Wednesday afternoon at
which time three tables Of players
assembled. Those enjoying the
affair included Mesdames l.. J.. Polk.
l.. J. Lauck.. NJ. r. Gore, George
Holdridge. d. McLendon, l.. NJ.
Green, $. r. Melton, J. 7. Lockhart.
L. r. kruse. d. c. Hogan, U. j..
Boenhke. and Mrs. John Deyinc.
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ERLINE HAs Party

Little Erline Ainsworth entertain
ed a number of her little friends on
Saturday afternoon in honor Of her
fifth birthday. Many happy hours
we're spent by the little people out
on the lawn playing games, making
pictures, and partaking OF the de-
licious refreshments. Those present
and enjoying the hospitality in
cluded Paul Addison and Anna Mae
Flowers. Cruise Shippee. Donna Lee
Young. Ella Beth Melton. Cecil and
Harold England. Margaret Brown,
Marie Clark. Mae Marie Buckner,
Dorothy and Peggy jefferson, Err
vine Kelley. Bernice Baden. Elya
Lockhart, Henry and Bobby Maurer.
Hazel Skein. and Mrs. Ed Briggs who
assisted in the direction Of play.
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and Mrs. B. +. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
x. c. White, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. De-
vine and Mr.. and Mrs. Ramona John
son.
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Valley Society
Phone z
Phone z

Ioolan, Mrs. w. A. Tippit, Mrs
Louis Morris, Mrs. r. G. Richey, Mrs.
II. VI. Cottrell. Mrs. Frank Grimsell.
Mrs. Ralph Agar. Mrs. Cotlrell. Mrs.
a. p. Powell. Miss Mary Cowgirl and
Mrs. E. +. Gaylord Of Chicago.
THREE LINKS" CLUB
Friday afternoon the members Of
the San Benito Rebekah lodge met at
the home of Mrs. Z. =. Brown. \
club was organized under the name
OF THE Three Links Club" Off
GERS elected we're: Mrs. Owen Woods.
president; Mrs. Fay Martin. vice
president: Mrs. Margaret NicoI. Sec
retary-treasurer. On the first and
third Fridays OF evey month the CLUB
will meet. All Rebekahs are cordial
ly invited to att nd. Dainty re-
freshments were served BY the
hostess at the close Of the meeting.
LATERAL r
Thursdya afternoon members OF
the Lateral I club we're entertained
at the home of Mrs. Alex Kerr. Dur
ing the afternoon contests gave
amusement. A delicious luncheon
curse was served in the late after
noon. At the next meeting Of the
club on Thursday. Nov. 1. Mrs. II. III.
Parks will be hoste-- at her home
on the San Benito-Harlingen high
way.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

BIRTHDAY DINNER
Eighteen guests were present at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed killam
on Thursday evening TO dinner to
celebrate Mr.. killam's birthday. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. K. Z.
Slocum, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel and
son, Pruit. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. +. BROKER. John Schu-
macher. Mrs. Hold, Miss Holt and
Rev. Mcdonald.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
The music department Of the
Pharr-San Juan high school gave the
first program Of the year in the
high school auditorium on Wednes-
day morning. Miss Lenore Me-
combs. director of music, arranged
the for the occasion at
which time more than one hundred
students took part. The program
consisted Of solos. glee clubs and
other musical arrangements.
PERSONALS
Mrs. III. l.. Gum. worthy matron
Of the local chapter Of Eastern
Star. left Friday for FL Paso where
she will attend the state convention
of the Order of Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Standefer
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Fitzpatrick
and family formed a party and spent
the day at Pharr lake on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Hays Of this city
spent the weekend in Corpus Chris
ii with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Hooper. teacher ~
the Pharr-San Juan junior high
school spent the weekend in San
Antonio with friends and relatives.
Miss Sybel HARRISON spent the
weekend at Rio Hondo at the Girl
Reserve camp this weekend. She
is the local high school sponsor and
took the following girls TO the camp:
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ORGANIZE y
BRIDGE CLUB

Thursday afternoon Mrs. John VI.
Clark opened the season for the
newly organized Two-Table Bridge
club with 2 delightful event at her
home Thursday afternoon. The club
is TO be known as the Two-Table
Luncheon Bridge club.
Long-stemmed pink roses in beau
tiful clusters were placed at van
age points about the rooms. The
guests enjoyed a delicious luncheon
following their arrival. Mrs. Davis
Wade received the high score prize
for success in the games. Members
Of the club. all Of whom were pres
emit. include Mrs. Wade, Mrs. j. a.
Goolsby. Mrs. j. v. Clark. Mrs. J.
T. Wilcox, Mrs. Knox Smith. Mrs. ..
G. Henson. Mrs. John Bowie and
Miss MMary Work. Thursday after
noon, Oct. 81. at 1 o'clock, Mrs. John
C.. Bowie will entertain the club.
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PIONEER CLUB

PIONEEK CLUB
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Floyd =.
Worth entertained the members IA
the Pioneer Bridge club with their
first meeting az the new season. II
the interesting decorations and IN
appointments for the games the ap-
proach Of the Halloween season was
noted. At the close Of playing Mrs.
G. ID. Cowgirl held high score and
was rewarded with a desirable sou
yenir. Mrs. Frank Grimsell won he
guest award. In the late afternoon
a refreshing luncheon course was
served. Guests who are not men,
hers Of the club were Mrs. George a.
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$4,000 STAKE
FOR AUTO RACE
French and American Cars
Start 24-hour Spin on Me-
mortal Speedway

Indianapolis, Ind, April 18.-(AP)
"A $4,000 wager over the relative
merits Of Stutz Black Hawk and a
French Hispano- Suiza automobile
WAS the prize for which two private
" owned stock cars lined up at one
o'clock today for the start Of q "a
hour race ct the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway.
The Stautx il the property Of F. E.
Moskoviis Of Indianapolis while the
Hispano-S uize belongs to C. T. Wey-
mann Of Paris, France. Plans for
tIae contest were made in Paris
nearly = year ago while Moskoviis,
president Of the Stutz Motor Car
company was in conversation with
Woymann.
GU Andersen and Tom Rooney,
vetsran American rsce drivers, were
q alternate ct the wheel Of the
0tut3. Weymann and Robert Blob
yore - pilot the French machine.
Go1b team has spent several days
- p91etjce runs over the rough two
on9 oue-ha6 mile speedway course.
& No. announced that neither
eQfomobile factory had any interest
II ~ yace. u Wa sanctioned ~
- American Automobile associa-
- - hours stock record for the
1loN4D6li1 speedway was said -
80 otute = 1e97.
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yankee GOLF and
net LUMlNARIE
SAIL FOR EUROPE
Hagen, Armour, Sarazen,
Mehlhorn, Wills and Ander.
son Compose Group

New York, April 18.-tR-Lumin.
aries Of the golf and tennis worlds
depart at midnight tonight on the
Aquitania for vigorous campaigns
in Europe.
Four Of Americas best profes.
sional golfers will attempt to bring
back for the seventh time since 1921
the coveted British open champion.
ship. Leading the pack is Walter
Hagen, twice winner of the title.
With him are Wild Bill Melhorn.
Tommy Armour and Gene Sarazen.
Only a short time ago Sarazen
announced he would not join the
invasion of England this year, as it
would necessitate reshafting his
clubs to comply with the royal and
ancient rules. But the stocky play
er has had the best winter season
since he reached the heights in
1922 and 1923 and his recent low
scores have caused him to change
his mind.
On the same ship with the golf
ing contingent will be Miss Helen
Wills, National women's tennis
champion, and Miss Penelope An
derson Of Richmond, Va, who is to
play in team matches with the
Berkeley girl.
Helen will take part in the French
championships, in the Wightman
cup matches in En- -land and in the
British women's singles and doubles
championships at Wimbledon, in
which she will defend the title she
won there last year.
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Final Marathon For
Olympic Team Begins
With 283 Candidates

Boston, April 1s.-R-There
were 283 runners entered today for
the Sind running tomorrow of the
Boston marathon, the final Olympic
tryout at this distance, but in the
opinion of Tom Kanaly, athletic
manager of the Boston Athletic as
ISOLATION, not more than an even
dozen need to be reckoned with.
Kanaly made that prediction in
full cognizance Of the fact that a.
many times as not the historic
jaunt has been carried off by to-
tai dark horse and there are more
dark horses ready for tomorrow's
race than ever before.
The entry list today far exceeds
any previous record. In point Of
calibre it probably has never been
equalled. The leading favorite is
the incompatible, Clarence De Mar.
Melrose printer and Sunday school
teacher, who despite his 80 years,
is favored to capture the event for
the sixth time.
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OLYMPIC FIGHTS and FIGHTERS
By Spike" Webb
Omitted States Olympic Boxing Coach

Annapolis, Nd, April 1s.-R-
With eight new junior national box
ing champions crowned in the A. A.
U. title bouts in Detroit, it is we'll
to pause and look over the possible
American Olympic team talent who
will make drive for tic senior
championships in Boston late this
month.
The winner and runner-up Of the
championships in the Hub city will
likely he the nucleus of the team
which will sail for Amsterdam. in
July to battle the cream of mitt-
men from virtually every nation in
the world.
Each new Olympic brings new
names and faces to the list Of con-
tenders, and although there were
several hitherto unknown young
sters who romped off with honors
in the Detroit title bouts, they
measure up and in some instances
look better than the Olympic hope.
fuls who have gone before chem.
I sat At the Michigan city rirg-
side and watched these youngsters
maui each other, and if the senior
nationals in Boston offer just as
much excitement and clean, fast
f1ghting-then / build hiph hopes
for another worlds championship
boxing team in the squared circle
at Amsterdam.
One Of the classiest, hard-hitting
boys I've ever seen in the flyweight
class 10 James Kerr, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, Who won the junior
title from Al Santor Of New York.
It has been my commission zach
two worlds champions in this
weight-Fidel LaBarba and frankie
Genaro-and I can honestly say
that Kerr has every bit q much
promise @ either Of these champs
had. when ] toek them to former
olymnic4.
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Encouraged by Home
Folks, Andy Payne
Assumes Derby Lead

Chelsea, Okla, April 1S.-ND-
Encouraged by rooters from his
home town, Andrew Payne again
has taken over the leadership in the
cross-country marathon.
The Claremore youth led the field
Of ~ ~ the 49.7 mile jaunt from
Tulsa yesterday to finish in 1929,
forcing Peter Gavuzzi Of South
hampton, Eng, from the lead in
elapsed time. This gave Payne a
total Of 279:10:52 for the 1906
miles from Los Angeles. Gayuzzi,
who showed the Oklahoman into
second place several days ago, need
eda1O hours, 26 minutes and 10 Sec
onds, giving him a mark of
281:O7:15, nearly two hours more
than Payne.
The Caravan today had 51-mile
trek to Miami.
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REDS, YANKS
AND PIRATES
HAVE LOSSES
Kiki Cuyler's Timely Single in
Tenth Breaks Alexan.
der's Magic
INDIANS DOWN BENGALS
Ted Lyons Pitches Chicago
White Sox to Victory
Over Browns
INDIANS DOWN BENGALS

10y uS <ASSOCl&tEU xISSSI
Three pitchers of the holdout
variety in the big leagues were still
keeping their distance from their
respective clubs today although the
campaign is already q week old.
An effort by President McDiar-
mid Of Cincinnati to smoother out
the wrinkles of a dispute with Pete
Donohue in a conference yesterday
was unsuccessful.
Donohue said he was returning to
his Texas home while McDiarmid
wished him the best of luck. The
pitcher baked at a reduction in
salary.
Urban Shocker, the spitball veter-
an of the Yankees, is still engaged
in belated training siege at the
St. Louis ball park, waiting for a
move from the New York office to
reopen chickering's.
The other prodigal, Vic Aldridge,
has ignored the call Of the New
York Giants and it begins to look
like Pilot McGraw took the worst
Of the deal which sent Burleigh
Grimes to Pittsburgh in. return for
the current holdout.
Cubs Beat Cards
The Chicago Cubs had to 20 10
innings yesterday to break the
magic of the great Alexander for
3 to 2 verdict over St. Louis.
Percy Lee Jones held the Cardinals
to five safeties, three of which were
grouped in the third inning. The
Chicago southpaw clouted 4 single
in the tenth, went to second on q
sacrifice and beat Douthit's peg to
the plate with the winning run on
timely single injected by Kiki Guy
Ter.
Taking advantage of ragged field
ing by the Tigers, the Cleveland
Indians heaped q 6 to 4 setback on
Detroit. Manager Moriarty of the
Bengals benched Bob Fothergill be-
cause Of batting slump, Easter
ling, Seattle Rookie, landing the
veteran outfielder's post. Easter
ling made three hits in four times
up. Tavener put Detroit ahead in
the second frame by smashing q
homer with one on base but his
mates could not maintain q one
run margin.
Behind the steady pitching Of
Ted Lyons, former Baylor univer;
sity star, the Chicago White Sok
trounced the Browns by 4 to 2. st.
Louis outhit Chicago, 10 to 8, but
Lyons frightened at critical times to
prevent scoring. Nine st. Louis
players were left stranded on the
bases.
Monday Game Protested
Cold weather xnd rain kept the
other members of the Majors idle.
Manager Wilbert Robinson Of
Brooklyn sent q protest to John A.
Heydler, National league president,
on the 3 to 2 victory Of the Braves
on Monday. Robinson complained
that Pitcher Charley Robertson of
Boston had used . "glue" ball on
the Robins. The Brooklyn pilot
declared Robertson was allowed to
continue in the game after the um-
pire ordered the glove with the
'glue" discarded. Robinson said he
wanted to know why Robertson was
not put out of the game instead Of
continuing with another glove.
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9|6n!I!S LAST

(By The Associated Press)
Detroit - Sammy Mandell,
Rockford, ILL.,, lightweight
champion, outpointed Eddie
kid" Wagner, Philadelphia,
(10). Kid Francis, New York,
beat Ward Sparks, Terre Haute,
Ind, (8). Dick Evans, Y0ungs-
town, o., defeated Jimmy Krie.
ger, New York, co.. Jimmy
Hutchinson, Detroit, outpointed
Johnny Harris, Kansas City,
co..
Indianapolis - Bobbie Will
liams, New York, knocked out
Billy Peterson, Detroit, az.
Johnny Sherrod, Chicago, out.
pointed Eddie McGooty, st.
Louis, (8).
Los Angeles - Jackie Fields,
Los Angeles, won from Vince
Dundee, Baltimore, (10).
st Louis - Jack McAuliffe,
Detroit, defeated Battling LIE.
whisky, Philadelphia, (10). Ed.
die Goldberg, St. Louis, won
from Dwight Fryer, Little Rock,
(10).
Jacksonville, Fla. = Young
Stribling, Macon, Ca, knocked
out ITALIAN Jack Herman. New
York, CO.