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Evening star., 1928-04-08

COT. enabling the ouint to take over
considerably more prize money than any
other five.
Some curious instances OF the va
carries of the duckpin game are seen
en- examining the pinfall The Interbu-
reaus finished five full games behind
Economics and yet spilled 44.0l0 pins
TO 4S,735 for the latter. Plant Bureau.
with .4S,S29 pins. finished eight full
games behind Accounts, who toppied
but 4S,li6. Soils-C Chemistry dropped
42,029 pins. but had to be content to
inish a game behind Blister Rust. whose
total was 4i.S00 The Plant Bureau
quint, incidentally. supplies strong tes-
tlmonv as to the value OF handicapping
In balancing league strength. for It
travelled the entire season with team
average of siS or better, rather unusual
in closed league competition. and yet
barely broke even In games won and
loSt
The honor roll tfive high individual
averagcsl for the 1929 season in
clu6eS the names of Lyons ul0-23
Lindstrom (lGal. Dixon (i07-23), De
Glantz u06-3n and Rupert (l05-60)
Rupert beating out Rohrman on the
final night by l05-60-S4 to l05.42-69.
The joint Agriculture tournament,
open to all bowlers In the department,
will be staged Thursday. April II, 1928
with teams taking the floor in two re-
lsvs-at 7 and pm. Votes for most
valuable player" award will probably be
taken the week OF April %.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
MEN IN LONG GRIND
BATTLE SLEET, SNOW
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
MCLEAN, Tex, April Batting
sleet and snow all the way. the parade
of athletes In the cross-country foot
race we're led over a 3S.8-mile lap from
Groom to Mclean today by Phillip
Granville. Hamilton, Ontario.
The Canadian, who negotiated the
storm-swept course in 5;29:4S, ranks
fifth in the long trail from Los Angeles.
with elapsed time of 239:44:09.
The rigors of the blizzard forced
three contestants out of the running
and caused some to lag far behind.
Among those who we're unable to fin!5n
before nightfall we're Arne Suominer.
the Detroit Finn, who leads the field in
elapsed time.
John Salo. Passaic. N. y. and Oil
Wanttinen, New York, both OF whom
are IN the first 10 leaders. finished III
a dead heat for second place in 6:37,
Others who finished in order were
Pat De Marr. Los Angeles: Fred Kam-
Ter. Miami. Fla; John Stone. Marion
Ind. Mike Joyce, Cleveland. and An
drew Payne Claremore. Okla.
The runners and walkers In the race
we're quartered In hotels tonight after
the caravan of trucks carrying tents
and bedding became mred down on the
road from Groom.
The field of contestants was reduced
to IS by the dropping out of Billi
Busch. Boston; James White. Duluth
and Frank Chavez Pasadena. Calf.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

HIGH team san,es--La Fssette. g5g: whit.
ing 6iA
Higb. team, se's--La Fs,st,e. 7ae: Ts.
k0g.a. / 50g
Hgh individual aEefagcs--B Burtnef ten.
lenaisi. LS-24; Watson. La Fsyette. ii1-I6.
Krounaaa. DslFfs fI0-f.
High in5istdnsl gsBaes~.~Ryan Naval 1910.
k,onmsn. Osiris I6H; BerDan. -. Johns
High individual sets~~-Isuftner. csnteanial
-. Newman, justice. 40A kFopmaB Osifts
:. Htzh. sirlkes-- Wsteon. La FaSette.. 81:
HIGH Fpatek~~Wsts9n. la Fasette. 9ds
Eyftnes Centennial ego Kronmsn. OSIRIS
Hgh weekiy games Barnard. Pentaipha
and aseman Harmony is3 each.
To clinch the pennant La Fayette
has 10 win but three Of the remaining
six games while Whiting could only tie
by winning all six, being behind In
pinfail Fourth. Attn and sixth places
viii not be determined unfit the final
week
King Solomon. in next 10 last place,
accomplished the seemingly impossible
by winning six games this week. taking
the strong st. Johns and Petworth
teams into camp
The following shot $50 or better dur
ing the week: Barnard, 3B4. Koehler.
36S: Earl Lewis and Isernan, 362.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
THREE NAVY CREWS
TO ROW ON HUDSON

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April - The
Navy will, for the first time in its his
tory. be represented by three crews at
the Poughkeepsie regatta this year.
June % The Navy Department has
approved the request of the academy
authorities to enter varsity junior
varsity and plebe crews
1t will be the first time that the
Junior varsity of the Naval Academy
has rowed in the regatta on the Hud-
son. and the plebes rowed for the first
time last year. finishing ahead In the
freshmen event.
The Naval Academy had had its
varsity in seven regattas. finishing first
three times and second twice
II is believed that the action of the
Navy officials indicates the academy
will be representa- regularly by three
crews at Poughkeepsie unless special
reasons prevent
1t is also settled that the academy
varsity will enter the Olympic try-outs
II its showing in the earlier races
juStifies it.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Eifh team ss1s-~~InteFbDFesaa $50 Cen.
tfal stofhE. .Hsi Accounts. I 6f5
HlFh team Ranass~~AeaonHtk. Bik. inter
bureaus G1fs piant 8E7
High iad dsidasi sats~wReads 4fAi TER
9isss 3ga' utx9n HR4
Hlgn individual games Ready. IB3 siark
fbg COpkAA I4g
High game final Seek ---sts,b, Palmer. iss
To Hank Miller goes the honor Of
leading the Economics guint 10 It's FIRST
InterbuFe8u championship n was n
popular victory 81 the qllint IL charter
member 0f the circuit and has been
reaching for . pennsnt since 1915 The
Economics team, incidentally, was The
FIRST InteTiHITeau outfit with every reg
ular topping the los mark,
Charlie Lyons NJ The inkfbureaus
set new individual mark for the league
with an average Of 1929 for 10 games
barely topping the mark OF II0-il set
by Etork OF Accounts IN 10 games last
season Dan Ready, anchor man for
the Ints, Was the Leagues mast spec
taclilAF bowler, however, rs tle shot f0f
an average Close 10 106, while adding
high sei, ll3, and high individual game
'ls3, and these hiGil counts gave his team
hiEh sci, 1865, and second high game.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
UPPER MARLBORO HIGH
NINE SHOWS STRENGTH

HYATTSvILLE. Md. April lit ap-
pears that Hyattsville High School. 1927
Prince Georges County high school base
ball champion. will have hard time
defending its title against Upper Mari
boro High in the championship series
which soon gets under way In its
Manassas. Va, High, TO ?, in IL.
inning battle featured by q pitching
duel In which Ben Duvan, Marlboro
hurler. who famed 20. shaded his op-
ponent After the locals scored three
runs in their half of the twelfth Duvall
retired three Manassas batsnen in
row TO clinch the game
Evening star., 1928-04-08
GRIFFMEN ARE PICKED
TO END IN SECOND PLACE
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last season in spite Of the fact that 1t
was riddled by injuries.
The Giants are due to surprise a lot
OF observers who have consigned them
to the second division. however Nc
Graw has welded fast. hard-hitting
and aggressive combination into which
Cohen fits admirably O'Doul is bound
to prove power on offense and we
opine the club will be better off without
Hornsby, although 1t Is conceded that
worthy will greatly strengthen the
Braves.
The latter will have to live up to the
fondest expectations OF their followers
to finish ahead of the Reds and Dodgers
and improved though they undeniably
are they do not rate to land higher
than the Cubs, who can't be assigned
to place lower than fourth.
The 154-game stretch that opens for
the Harrismen here next Tuesday, when
the Red Sox will be their guests. and
for the other IA clubs in the major
circuits the following day. may badly
scramble the above dope. but every one
is entitled to a guess-and that's ours.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
ST. ALBAN'S TOSSERS
LOSE TWO CONTESTS

St Adams School base ballerS Iosr
two games yesterday on the local field.
but in each made piucky stands.
In the morning the local scholastics
bowed TO Forest Park High of Bslti-
more, 8 TO IL. after an uphill battle. and
in the afternoon were beaten ny st. Al
bans alumni in a 1876 contest.
Forest Park piled up ali their II
runs in the hrst two innings and 81.
Adams was not quite able 70 overcome
the big lead The Baltimoreans hit
Rudd, St. Adams starting pitcher.
briskiy and also profited By erratic play
on the part of Rudd's mates Thonip-
son. however. who replaced Rudd. held
the visitors well in hand and was given
flne support. Capt. Judy Bowies at
third and Bill Galliher, left fielder.
starred for the locals
Included in the ST. Adams alumni
lineup were Church. now captain of
the Hamilton College nine: Chatfeld. a
member of the same team. and woodv
Weaver who plays with the University
OF Virginia Freshmen diamonders
Evening star., 1928-04-08

playing Bonds Clothing Store Of
Washington in Dreadnau9ht Park at
O'Clock. the first independent game of
the season.
Episcopal High School athletes will
games and track meet scheduled,
The Maroon and Black nine will play
Eastern High Wednesday and Fish
burne Military Academy Satllrdav.
Episcopals outdoor track team viii
open its season Friday afternoon, play
ing host to Eastern High.
Dewitt School of Washington will plav
George Mason High School on Edward
Duncan Field In Potomac Monday after
noon at O'Clock.
Plans for the Sarepa Lodge, No. 46.
Independent order Odd Fellows. base
ball banquet Friday night are moving
forward rapidly. The spread" will BE-
held in the Sarepta Home at $40 Wolfe
street.
st. Mary's CeItics will practice to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock on No.
Motor Co.'S Field. Manager James
Bradley requests all Of his candidates
TO report.
John Dagrossa has accepted an offer
to coach the St Mary's Lyceum A. C.
unlimited team next Fall.
Del Ray Athletic Club will prsctice
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock on Ed-
ward Duncan Field. in Potomac.
Jack Tulloch. manager Of the Alev-
andria Gazette base ball team. has
signed Gerard Edwards, Billy Trsvers.
Pete Williams. Bunny Hull. Strike
Clarke, Reynolds. Carne, Whalen
Lynch, Pharr. Petit. Thomas and
Reenstjerna. TuIloch himself will care
for the catching job.
Columbia Engine Company viii WORK
out on Hayden Field tomorrow after
noon at l:30. Coach Gillie Lee wants
all players to report.
Sarepta Lodge. No. IS. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. viii practice st
O'Clock on its diamond near Potomac
Evening star., 1928-04-08
W0LSTENH0LME WINS
IN BOWLING MATCH

Glenn Wolstenholme OF the Conven-
tion Hall team OF District League is
$400 richer and retains his title as un-
official bowling champion of the Dis
trict by defeating Make Rosenberg OF
Curb Cafe team of the same league in
a special five-game match at Conven-
ton Hall last night.
After leading the way after four
games. Rosenberg felled l08 pins in
the final game, while the Convention
Hall mauler dropped TAI to gain a 62l-
to $50 victory Rosenberg led by
pin at the end of the fourth game.
The match settles a feud which has
existed between the two stars for sew
eral seasons. Their rivalry was fired
by their supporters, manv of whom
turned out to see the match last night
The purse was raised by the contest
ants and their hackers.
Scores
wOLSTENHOLME.
III 1"i III 131 14i--6"i
ROSENBERG y
los 12f III 13, 1Os-5Sa
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Bowler Fails as Life-Saver,
But Is Given a Medal ANYWAY

others. About five years ago at Seventh
and the Avenue q guy. a little dazed
walked In front OF an auto and the Old
Timer hoped out from the curb In time
TO push him from In front of tt"
Gosh. hero stuffi" exclaimed Bin
amazed That's better than winning
bowling medal-saving a mans life.
You never told"
Life Saver Temporarily.
He didn't save his life." said the Kid.
He pushed him out from In front OF
the automobile right into the track oil
a street car and the man was killed.
so they gave him the medal for the
attempt. eh7" said Hank. Rather un-
usual thing. that"
NO" replied the Kid. solemnly, "the
guys widow bought the medal for the
Old Timer as a slight token OF her ap-
nreciation"
Evening star., 1928-04-08
WASHINGTON LADIES LEAGUE.

Whatever hope Commercials had of
achieving titular honors was rudely
shattered when they lost two out of
three TO the BeeQues last week Losers
made game fight. however. rolling
up counts that would ordinarily be good
tor a clean sweep over the opposing
quint. but the champs were not to be
denied--they needed two victories to
clinch first place and they simply ham,
mered the naples for the necessary
counts TO get them.
With the fight for first place finally
settled. interest during the remaining
two weeks OF the campaign will be CEN
tered on the annual struggle for the in
dividual leadership between Lorraine
GULL and Reny Levy. Rena has game
" held the lead for practically the
whole season. but. faltering slightly last
week. she dropped point In her aver
age by rolling rather poor 27s set.
while Lorraine shot 3l3 10 60 to the
front with margin of three pins The
latest figures show Gull with l02-6l
and Levy i02-5s. while Marie Frere.
who has been the dark horse" In the
race. is well up with 1929
Helen Sullivan of Daughters of 1sa-
celia contributed the best three-game
total Of the week when she socked the
NAPLES for counts OF l1S. li3 and 102.
giving her the. neat average boosting
total OF 333. Her good work enabled the
Daughters to score sweep over the
Amazons.
Kitty Klein OF Columbians also was
in rare form and crashed the naples
for nifty 33e total. rolling the best
single count of the night, with neat
l22 In the first tilt
Pauline Thomas set the pace for
BeeQues. getting 326 with games OF i0s.
i0S and 10 Her teammate. Catherine
Quigley, shot 30s. with high game at
no
MARGARET Lesman shot three nice
counts of Ill. l04 and los. for set
total OF 800. Margaret's good pinning.
with count of 1iS by Zelda La Porte.
enabled E-Nee-Mo to garner two from
Hilltoppers.
s
Evening star., 1928-04-08
ST. JOHNS LACR0SSEMEN
BEAT L'HIRONDELLE CLUB

Johns College of Annapolis defeated
L'Hirondelle Club at lacrosse here this
afternoon, 6 to S.
The first half ended with the teams
deadlocked at 3-ail Most of the play
during this time was nip and tuck.
Two goals by Swartz and one by
Branner accounted for L'Hirondelle's 3
points, while Hines. Eisenbrandt and
Pu dv accounted for st. Johns.
During the second half O'Conner and
Baker shot goals in succession. making
the score 4-all Then Purdy and EiSen-
brandt scored for ST. Johns. practically
clinching the contest
Just before the game ended Taylor
scored for LHirondelle.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO
CHILE AND SPAIN TIED
IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS

BARCELONA. Spain. April lH1,~
Ciaiie and Spain ended The flrst day 0f
Davis Cup play IN the European zons
today eli square, splitting even IN two
singles matches.
genoY Eindreu ~ spain defestsd Do-
fnsYg0 ToFraig0, Chile, 5-~5, 6~~2 3~~e,
A~3
IAIis TorTsigo cfliie bOweyer syenI-
ID this defeat By overwhelming JusIiico
~ Spain 6---1 So, G-2.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
THREE BADGER PLAYERS
ARE BARRED FROM NINE

MADISON. Wis. April Z t4Y.--Three
veterans Of the University Of wiscon-
sins base ball team have been ruled
ineligible for playing Summer base ball
They are Mike Murphy, first base
man; Capt. Earl Burbidge. outfielder,
and Stan ClauSen. pitcher.
The Wisconsin team Is now on its
annual Southern training trip.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
FEDERAL LOOP IN NEED
OF FOUR MORE TEAMS

Four more teams are being sought by
Federal League. Any teams in the Po-
tomac Park Athletic Association group
are eligible TO enter. meeting viii be
held Wednesday at o'clock at Tumble
Inn. Call President Schmidt at Main
2520, Branch 1852. for particulars.
Players OF Navy team are requested TO
report every Monday and Wednesday
evening on North Ellipse diamond for
practice.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
VIRGINIA is SMOTHERED
BY HOPKINS STICKMEN

BALTIMORE. April Johns Hop
kins lacrosse team smothered the Uni
versity Of Virginia's twelve, l2 TO l, In
its opening game at Homewood Field
today.
Hopkins opened with a rush. the
first half ending with score Of 10 to 0.
Nixdorf. Biddison and Eagan were
the big guns for HOPKINS.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
INITIAL TlLTS LISTED
FOR MAJOR LEAGUES
By tn. Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April Boston and
Washington will beat the gun in the
American League by opening the sea-
son at Washington Tuesday, The two
clubs will move on TO Boston 20 open
the season again there Wednesday
when the other American League clubs
an the National League will get under
way
Opening dates.
American League.
April 10. Boston at Washington.
April IL
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston
National League.
Pittsburgh at St Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN.
Boston at New York.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

ron & Luchs and the District Title Co.
and Edward r. Carr and the Joseph
Shapiro Co. were postponed.
J. Dallas Grady team took three
games from Hedges 81 Middleton, Ca
fritz took two games from Thos. E..
FARRELL tS Co. Boss d Phelps took two
games from the Wardman CONSTRUCTION
Co, and M. g. r. b. Warren took two
Evening star., 1928-04-08
AGGlE GIRL BOWLERS.
! LOSE IN B. & O. SERIES

Baltimore e. Ohio girls outrolied
Agriculture Economics fair bowlers OF
tnis city by 90 pins last night at the
Coliseum and won their kix~eame
honne-snd- home series by 80. The
Baltimore women oyercame an ad-
vantage 0f 10 pins gained by the 10
cssS In the first block. BOWED at Bal
t1p1ore several weeks ago
Last night the Baltimore rollers shot
i.<fo 70 522 for the AggieE.
Scores Of last nights rolling follow.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Tournament Here Will Be Largest City Bo,vg EUent Euer Staged


games from the j. E. Douglass team
High individual game for the week
was rolled by Coster of Cafritz Co.. with
q score of 1874. Charles Knapp of j.
Dallas Grady rolled high individual set
with 343
j. Dallas Gradys team rolled high
team game and high team set with SIS
and 1888, respectively.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
PENN CREW Is HEAVY.

PHILADELPHIA. April Z tP,.-The
University of Pennsylvania will have
q varsity crew averaging more than
lS- pounds. and with the shortest man
In the shell reaching feet skyward.
Judging by the most recent seating
made by Rusty Callow. head coach.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
ABANDON SOCCER GAME.

Clan MacLennan and German-Amer-
leans have abandoned their soccer
match. scheduled today as the final
game OF the local season The German
club, however. may play contest In
Baltimore before ringing down the
curtain.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
RANGERS EVEN SERIES.

MONTREAL. April LP1.-New YORK
Rangers evened the count in the Stan
ley cup hockey series tonight BY annex
ing the second game from the Montreal
MaroonS BY Il goals to in q ftariousiy
played overtime engagement
Evening star., 1928-04-08
sARMrENTo FIGHTS DRAW.

MANILA. April Lpl.--Pete Sar-
niento. Filipino, pugilist. we'll known in
the United States, fought a l2-round
draw tonight with George Montane2,
II was Sarmientos third fght since re-
turning from America.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

Only five sets remain on the sched-
ule for each team. with st. Marks in
first place by two-gan1e margin.
Georgetown defeated Grace, to 3. In
the feature match Of the past week.
Best records for the last week we're:
High team game. Grace. SAB; high team
set. Reformation. 1861: high individual
game. w Ruppertus. Zion. l4i. and
high individual set. Culp, Trinity. 347
Evening star., 1928-04-08
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
Team sta nding
Rronr. Medal Cnn,e.i.

High team ganne--Drfters' Canoe. SIs.
High team xet--WashinKton Canoe. lkt.
l SSa.
High Individual avaraKe-Rice. Washing.
ton Canoe Iss, los az
HiSh individual ysme-McCamhrtd-e. Po-
lorsAe Boat Club 1Sa.
High irdiriduaI set - Bradt. Drii,ers'
Canoe 3SQ
stTises-McCauiiev. Washington Canoe
Ist ~
Snsses--Neany Potomac Boat Club. i9c.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
LOTT TAKES NET TITLE.

ASHEvILLE. NJ c.. April Z Op).-
George M. Lott, the Chicago star. an
nexed the singles title In the Western
North Carolina tennis tournament BY
winning over Francis X. Shield, New
York. the national Junior champion In
four sets 4-6. 6--3. 6---4, 6-2.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
CRESCENT INSECTS WIE.

Cfes1eFl insect ioeseFs druDbed Bur.
ieitla lnaectS. ~ W q. yesterday. Man.
aeeF 0erfes IL booking games for tha
winners al Potomac aSl5
Evening star., 1928-04-08
By JOHN A. FERRALL.
%HE Kid noticed that the Old
Timer appeared depressed.

bx JOHN n. FEMhALL.
TINE Kid noticed that the Old
Timer appeared depressed.
What's the matter?" he In
i quired Has your landiady
called on you for your overdue
board bill9"
do I look depressed?' inquired the
Old Timer, trying to shake of the feel
ing The fact Is that Alan came into
Ann and myself we're going over for a
counie Of games OF duckpins. and sort
Of inagged him into joining us"
Il see" interrupted the Kid. 'You
knew he hadn't bowied for year or so
and you rugged 1t up TO give him trim
ming-and didnt?"
That's good guess" confessed the
Old Timer. THE way II worked out
Just gets my goat He trimmed me ~
10 95 and 90 to 30 and then had 10
leave And he was scarcely out OF the
alley before ! shot 1891"
Beginners Lucke
That's duckpins," declared the Kid
And he doesn't bowl at all. so he nat
urally had a beginners luck. Funny
how beginners always win. isn't it7"
They DON'T" declared the Old Timer
confidentialiy, looking around To see II
any one could hear him. They don't.
We old timers just encouraged 'em In
that notion TO get 'em In the game
and not necessarily diickpins. either"
They had bowled only couple of
games when Bill and Hank drifted In
and prepared 10 join them.
Watch out for that coat!" yelled the
Old Timer, observing that Hank had
picked up his 0vercoat and apparently
figured on throwing IL under the bench
70 make room for his own. There's n
package In the pocket"
The package. however. was not In the
pocket. 1t was on the floor and the Kid
just managed 10 rescue II before Hank
trsmpied IL under foot.
Photographic proofs" exclaimed the
Kid YOU don't mean IN tell me any
girl is dumb enough 10 want your pic
ture-~-D'it maybe it's one OF the Ivy sis
teTs?"
Remember the Ivy Girls.
ivy giris?" asked Hank, looking curl
olisiy at the Old Timer.
Sure" explained the Kid The Ivy
girls-~they cling " old ruins"
"Harl Hafl Hari" laughed Hank rOh.
II isn't that He's getting them ready
for the newspaper~-when he rolls the
lowest set on record In the tournament"
I'm not going 10 order any pictures,
declared the Old Timer. as the bunch
gathered around the Kid and locked at
the proofs "They are no good. ! look
like a gorilla"
"Y0iI should have thought OF that be-
fore you had them tsken," said the Kid.
Before We get through with him he'll
he looking worse than that" added Bill.
THE Kid and myself will double against
you and Hank, Are you and HANK shoot
ing doubles In the tournament"
THE Old Timer" asked the Kid Say
you must think Hank IL crazy It's just
throwing away dollar and the game
money 10 double with The Old Timer"
why thf Old Timer won medal ~rs~~
began Hank
"Applessncs," interrupted the Kid. He
didn't get that for bowling
IN like ~ and out how got II, then. .
said the Old Timer
= wax with him, aAld tas ~ 10 the
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Line-ua and Summary.

1patA-~~SNAFtN fa-tr taahffs nv
ior. Hines. Efsenhrandt l.i. Pufdv tSA.
Oconnor. suhstitutions---Midi idileton for
Gr(fner RranneF for Swartx MrMsips for
Rer1ldt. ZaleSak for Alien. Rsrger for Shriver.
Puriv for ConIegvs Miller for Gross poole
for Baird Andrews for Clark, O'coDnor for
schriT Fisenhrandt far Hines SnrinT tnf
Sartorf Norris for Turner Clark fnr Andrew.
Time of haives--30 minutes Refcree-Mr
Gs ahEm.