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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
Comings, Goings
OF Local People

Ike Club has returned home from
a trip TO Oklahoma and Hot Springs.
He was accompanied by his brother,
Will Club, az Floydads, who will
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Cole who have
been here for the past six weeks
visiting A. L. Bsnta and DR.. and Mrs.
p. l.. Cole. have returned TO their
home in Billings, Okla.
A. Plenn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Plenn, who has been here for some
time visiting his parents. left Sun
DAY evening for Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Oleson and two
sons. OF Chandler. Okla. left Monday
afternoon for their home. making the
trip by automobile. They had been
in Brownsville for the past week,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oleson,
Mr.. and Mrs. FL OlesOn and Mrs.
Ella Becknell.
Mrs. s. NJ. Minis left Monday for
her home IN Houston, after an ex-
tended visit here with her daughter.
Mrs. W. Il. Sudlow.
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Drunken Rumania
Crew Blamed For
Wreck; IA Killed

TURNUSENERINU, Rumania. Jan
16.-CPi-Railroad inspectors said to-
day that drunkenness on the part Of
the engineer and crew Of the Bueh-
arest-Temesvar express cost the
lives OF fourteen persons. In addi-
tion. about two score passengers
were injured last night at Prun-
isoru. near here, when the express
crashed into a local train which had
been dersiled,
In their excitement over the de-
rallied local train station officials
apparently forgot about the Buchar-
est express which crashed into the
passenger coaches of the local tram.
Both trains caught fire. adding TO
the horror and suffering of the pas
sengers pinned under the wreckage.
Most Of the injured persons we're
Rumanians.
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FL Jardin PIT. a.
Makes Scrapbook

Good progress is being made on
the Fl Jardin Psrent-Teacher associ-
alton scrap book, according to Mrs.
n. T.. Triplett, publicity chairman
Of the organization. Material Is
being collected steadily, Mrs. Trip
lett declares, and a cover purchased
for the book IL now at the print shop
10 be printed with the name Of the
organization. and other appropriate
material. Colors Of blue and geld.
the official colors OF the national
Parent-Teacher association yer
chosen for the binding.
The book is being made as a result
Of an offer Of a $500 prize made at
the meeting Of tho tenth district az
the Parent-Teacher association IN
1928 By DR.. Jennie Green OF Corpus
Christi. for the best scrapbook made
up in the year l926-29.
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farewell Party
'or X. |. CLOVIS

Mr. and Mrs. r. J.. Glow who left
6dnesday morning for their new
|ne in Shawnee. Okla, were honor
tests at = party given by Mr.. and
i. w. l.. Pendergraft. and which
|luded in the guest list a number
the close friends Of the CLOVIS.
y tables Of bridge, and one Of
rty-two supplied the diversion for
y evening. Successful players
re Mrs. :. e. Graham. who held
Eh ut forty-teo. and Mrs. j. J..
high az bridge. The honor
received a gift.
They Pendergraft home was deco
ted for the occasion with vases Of
d roses. A salad course, cake and
flee we're served TO the following
MessieurS and Mesdames
4. Graham, George Hillyer. W. G.
bod. j. T.. SHEPPARD, Jr., Duff How
\ and r. J. Glow. Is
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Owens Has
lilo Bridge Club

Mrs. Clyde Owens Wa hostess TO
~ Hi-Lo Bridge club and a number
bf guests on Tuesday afternoon.
A~ar!-colored sweet peas, arranged in
low bowls gave a charming floral
herslding the approach OF
|nrinS III their dainty hues and
fragrance. Those present we're Mes
aamcs g. 81. Harvey, ". {. Wood, 3.
Price. Hawkins White, j. L. Shep-
lard, Jr.. ". r.. Pendcrrraft, Harry
.iayitchck. Null. NJ. J. Upton, Rob-
.rt Warren and Frank Markussen.
|irs. N. l.. Pcndergraft won high
rizc and Mrs. j. J.. Sheppard the
IT.. Mrs. Upton received the con-
collation..
The club meets next At the home
= Mr.. Hawkins White. with Mrs.
land Sutherland entertaining.
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MERCEDES
DELPHIANS ST
REFORMATION

Mrs. Florence halotleiscn N~S
hostess to the members OF the Der
phian club on Saturday afternoon al
an informal tea. The home was most
attractive IN floral adornment. ot
mink radiance roses and Turks caps
blossoms.
Rev. {. r. Owen 90 the local Pres
bytcrian church gave a most inter
esting talk on the Reformation, and
Carr r. Kitchen Of the Mercedes
school faculty. discussed the social
aspects If that period. /.
Mrs. ". y. Hager gave three vocal
numbers belonging to the Retorma-
ton period. and Mrs. l.. ~. Nigness
OF La Feria gave a piano solo.
Mrs. kalbfleisch was assisted IN
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American Land
Company Heads
Are Reelected
fEnecial ~ The Herald

MERCEDES. Jan. 1e.-At the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders cf
the American Rio Grande Land and
Irrigation company held here r.on-
DAY. the following Officers were re-
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Harry r. Scay: vice president.
". Il. Seay; vice president. Clarence
u. Ling; vice president. ID. W. Glass
cock; vice president. ". +. shaw;
secrctary-trcasurer. John II. Jones,
and assistant secretary-treasurer. I'd
e. Olsen.
All Of the above with the excep-
tion If Olsen are directors with the
addition Of r. r. Florence of Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16

LARGER NEON SIGN
TO POINT TO BRIDGE

Neon gas letters measuring two
and a halr feet in height arc n RE-
place the sign which now spans
Elizabeth street mn Thirteenth. point
ire the way to the Gateway bridge
to Mexico.
The larger sign will ~ installed
in three weeks or 4 month. accord
ing "a WI. C. Mckinney. representa-
tive Of the Neon Electric Sign Co..
San Antonio. The letters are ~ IT,
manufactured as soon as possible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16

BANQUET GIVEN
FOOTBALL TEAM

Mrs. Geo. Bevil entertained Fri
day evening It the Odd Fellows hall
with a banquet. ~honoring the junior
high football players OF which Glenn
Devil is captain. This has been the
custom Of Mrs. Devil for the past
four years.
The long table was beautifully
decorated in the junior high football
coolrs of buff and blue and bowls
Of roses.
The guests were delightfully."- en-
tertained during the dinner by
Misses Jean kreidler and Clara
Mae Young. who gave two dance
numbers and q reading Team
Work which was very appropriate
BY Lola Akens. Supt. j. u. Bramlette
gave n talk. Mrs. Devil was pre-
scented with 2 beautiful leather
purse BY the football players.
Glenn Devil acted - POSTMASTER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
BROWNS HOSTS At BRIDGE

A delightful bridge party or the
weekend had for hosts Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. Brown. A color scheme of pink
was gained with lovely pink roses in
termingled with greeneries.
In the games OF bridge Miss Lena
May Freeman and Morris Brand
made the high scores.
Covers we're placed for a tempting
course Of refreshments after the
games for Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Brand, Mrs.
Effie Jewell Shekell. Miss Zeima
Morgan Of Donna, Miss Loise Free
man, Miss Leila Armstrong and Wal
den Haynes, Frank Tappan. Philip
Bowie OF Brownsville and Carl FINN
Of Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
AFGHAN REBEL
WAR GOES ON
New King Unsatisfac.
tory to Natives,
London Hears

LONDON, Ian. i6.-F-London
newspapers said today that they
had learned in authoritative circles
here that serious fighting was Goa
tinuinE in and around kabui, Afg-
hanistan. despite the abdication of
Amanullsh as king.
The Daily Mail said the rebels did
not approve ~ King Insyatullan,
Amanuliah's successor, any more
than they did of bis younger bro
thcr.
The Daily Express said u grim and
ferocious battle was turning kabul
into shamblcs. Bachai Sakao. the
rebel commander. refused TO regard
the abdication as a reason for laying
down his arms.
The British residencv. where Sir
Francis Humphreys. British minis
ter. and his wife were stationed was
IN the line ar fire.
BERLIN. Jan. Berlin
newspapers today expressed the be-
lief that the lbdlcation or King
Ananullah OF A~fghanistan was \
British diplomatic victory over Rus
sia.
The Dcntsrke Allcgemeine Zeitun-
said the abdicstion meant the end
for an indefinite term or Soviet i'm
fluence in Ksbul. remsrking that
from the moment Amanullah openly
sided with Russia. IL was clear that
England would not permit him to bs
victorious over the rebels.
The Lokal Anzieger said that the
British government feared that the
example Of an independent king IN
A~f-hanistan would enhance the am
billions for freedom Of provinces n
the neighboring Indian states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
THUfsDAY

| Civic League al the Chamber OF
)Commorce. } p. m, for the annual
election az Officers. All members
are urged TO attend.
West Banker Civic club meets
., m. home Of Mrs. A. ". Lewis,
$50 y. m.
Post Bridge club.
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CATTLE. RANGES GOOD

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. l6.-(P-Al
though rain and snow In northwest
Texas worked hardships on stock
cattle, making them lose weight. live
stock and ranges were generally in
very good condition on Jan. I. the
United States department Of agri-
culture report for Dec. showed to-
dav.
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TO VOTE on ROAD BONDS

RANKIN. Texas. Jan. is.-tPi-
Upton county commissioners court
at its present session will order 4
100000 bond issue election provid-
ing for the paving OF 50 miles OF pc
troleum highway and repair IF lat
eral reads, IL WAS announced yestcr-
dav.
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PERSONALS

Granger Smith spent the weekend
as a guest Of his grandmother, Mrs.
Fred WEIGH OF Hidalgo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde London left
Saturday morning for Lubbock where
they will make their home in the
future.
Mis- Dick Zachry returned Thurs
day from san Angelo where she has
been for the past two months for the
benefit OF her health.
". 4. Mccarthy returned to Nc
Allen Friday from Austin, where he
had been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Card had As
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. q.
X. Reiss OF Mercedes.
Mrs. H.. Warren and children, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Geo.
Folsom have returned to their home
in Amarillo.
y. u. Mathis was called to Lam
pasas Wednesday ny . message an
nouncing the critical illness OF his
father. who is past eighty years q
age and had suffered a stroke q
paralysis.
Mrs. W. q. King Of Houston is
the guest or her sister, MIS- DleA
Saunders.
Mrs. Y. r. Eckelcamp Of San An
tonic ard Mr.. and Mrs. o. Schneider
~ st. Louis who have been the
Guests Of MIR. and Mrs. v. j.. Eekel-
camp left Tuesday evening for their
homes. Mrs. ". y. Eckelcamp Is tne
mother Of Mr.. Eckelcamp and MI,
and Mrs. Schneider are aunt ana
uncle ar Mrs. Ekclcamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Powell who
have been the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. +. Nelson left Sunday TOT
their home in Corpus Christi. Mrs.
Powell Is a sister Of Mr.. Nelson.
Mrs. Mary Butler and son. Lynn
Butter and family will arrive TINS
week from Midland. Texas for a VISIT
With Mr.. and Mrs. Z. VI. Card. Nit.
and Mrs. Lynn will visit for two
weeks. while Mrs. Butler VIII re-
main for the remainder Of the WIN
ter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
HAVE BRIDGE
At T~EPEHuAJE

4 delightful affair II Friday eve
ming was the bridge party given nv
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Hart and Mr..
and Mrs. Niles Esrey al the Tepe-
huaie country club.
Mrs. W. III. Moon received the
womer's prize for high score and
Tom Beels the mems prize. John
eating received the consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. London were pre-
scented with a souvenir as a re-
m%pmbrsnee Of the occasion.
There we're about sixty guests
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
Yesterday

Governor Dan Moody and Lieuten-
ant Governor Barry Miller inaugu-
rated in joint session.
House finance committee voted
unanimously against passing appro-
priations bills during regular ses-
sion,
Senate voted down motion 70 post
pone indefinitely consideration N
judiciary. appropriations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
In Legislature
wednesday

Wednesday
Senate confirms passage n judi
ciary appropriations bill.
Senate goes into executive session
"a vote On l03 recess appointments
of Governor Moody.
Finance committee OF senate gives
further consideration TO emergency
appropriation bill.
House introduces more bills and
many committees meet for first time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
LEGION AUXILIARY

Members of the McAllen unit 81
cf the American Legion AuNiliary
met Friday afternoon ut the home of
Mrs. II. II. Schildt for the regular
business and social session.
After a short business session a
social hour was enjoyed and several
games we're played for which prizes
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HIDALGO BRIDGE

Mrs. ] +. Pate entertained the
members Of the Hidalgo bridge club
Friday evening At her home.
Mrs. Lena Woodsll received the
first prize and Mrs. r. A. Brock sec
ond.
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Valley Society
Phone z

Phone Z

had q social hour. tn. respective
hostesses serving r~efreahncnts-
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serving the guests by Mrs. J. q.
Jones and Mrs. Luther Kelly.
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Day in Congress
CBy The Associated Press.)

AA- - %NNNsA
Wednesday:
Calendar day in house. Senate
taxes up cruiser bill.
House merchant marine and ways
and means committees still consider
ing radio bill and tariff respectively.
Senate Indian afafirs committee
continues hearings on Indian affairs,
Public lands committee begins
consideration Of Salt Greek Royalty
oil leases.
Tuesday:
Senate ratified Kellogg treaty for
remuneration OF war as instrument of
national policy.
Nomination Of Walter o. Woods OF
Kansas to be treasurer Of United
States confirmed BY senate.
House passed a department sp-
preparation bill.
Bill 10 regulate bituminous coal
industry described Is ~"unsound' be-
fore senate interstate commerce com
mittee.
House passed war department ap-
continued hearings on tariff revision,
and merchant marine committee went
ahead with consideration or bill 10
prolonr life and radio commission
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ACE HIGH CLUB

Mrs. n. W. Doster wa hostess Fri
day evening at her home south OF
town 10 the Ace High bridge club.
Mrs, W. II. Duncan received the
women's prize and Geo. Palmer the
mems prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-16
LINCOLN PIT. A.

The Lincoln Psrent-Teachers'
association met Wednesday after
noon in regular session in the Lin
coin school auditorium with forty
three present.
Pupils Of Misses Eula He'll and
Myrtis Foreman presented an enter
tanning program featuring Thrift
IN the home 81 we'll as in the school.
Miss Ruth Henry's room was
awarded the book IN the interme-
date department for having the
greatest number or mothers present.
Miss Willie Eargle's room received
the book in the primary department
in the same contest.
At the business session the P.-T. A.
voted 10 endorse the standard set by
Supt. j. D. Bramlette for the new
year. which calls for character
building and the placing Of a new
library book in the hand Of every
child. Mrs. Z. l.. Gregory. president,
appointed the membership commit
tee. the program committee. and the
social committee, to act IS one IN
cooperating in every way in accom-
plishing this purpose.
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we're awarded the winners. Mrs.
Harvey Hixson, Mrs. r. d. Lawrence
and Mrs. Earl Herxh we're the win
ners in the contests.
The next meeting Of the unit Will
be held Friday evening. January %,
az the chamber OF commerce.
CLUB HEAD RESIGNS
The resignation Of Miss Elscta
Alley as president OF the McAllsn
Business and Professional women's
club was the chief feature Of the
meeting that vas held Thursday
night at the Margaret Louise tea
room. Mrs. Nydia McMinn, CORE
spending secretary, was elected t.
serve as president for the remainder
or the term. Miss Gladys SedRick
was named nev corresponding secre-
tary.
The club voted to donate $40 70
the McAllen Cemetery association
and other business included plans
for a party to be held February II.
Mary Combs and Ina Mason will
have charge or the affair. Tenta
tive plans for booking 4 play weSr
also discussed and Miss Hattie Lee
Ellis was appointed TO gather data
on this phase Of the clubs work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21
DARTMOUTH IS HEAVY
SCORER FROM FLOOR

There Is no question about the
basket shooting skill Of Dartmouth's
five. A year ago the Hanover Col
legians topped the Eastern Inter-
collegiate League in goals from the
floor, totaling 314 points, 19 more
than Penn. the winner. Its defense
was its weak point. Naturally that
is being bolstered this season.
The New England raccoon- coated
five uses a three-man attack, two
forwards, No. 2 and No. 3, and the
center, No. l, driving down the two
sides and center when the ball is
secured, the forwards leading. 1t is
a cut-back-and-forth offenSe, not
unlike that used by Pitt more sue
cessfully year ago than this sea-
son.
If No. has the ball and is drib-
bling he drives straight ahead until
forced to pass. Then he passes TO
one of his forwards, who is leading
down court and who, foreseeing that
a pass is coming, cuts in toward the
center line. After he passes No. ]
breaks to the opposite side and
drives down toward the right of the
basket, the other forward, No. 8,
cutting across to the opposite side
and back of No. 1. Thus the three
attackers weave back and forth I'M
til one gets a chance for shot.
Usually the play works so that
No. /, after passing. Is able TO break
clear of his opponent and take a
return pass from No. when near
the basket for a shot. Tomorrow
the variation to this attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21
|UNBEATEN TOSSERS
PLAY IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February al
Newport News High School of Newport
News, Va, undefeated this season and
champion OF its section of the State, will
play Alexandria High School here to-
night at 8 o'clock in Stewart Memorial
Gymnasium.
The contest, which will have no
bearing on the State title. stands out as
one Of the best attractions presented by
local scholastic teams this season.
Charles Corbett, manager Of the st.
Mary's Celtic base bal lteam, has called
q meeting to diamond candidates for
tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Lyceum Hall.
The Celtics plan to make q preten-
tious start this season and already have
arranged a game with the Reading In
ternational League Club to be paved
ct Richmond. Va, March a.. Other
games with minor league teams are be-
ing negotiated.
Gilly Lee, former Dreadnaught out
fielder, has been offered contract by
the Goldsboro, N. c., team Of the East
ern Carolina League. Lee will accept
II his salary demands are met.
George Mason High School girls were
to play the HyattSville High School sex
tet at Hyattsville, Nd, this afternoon.
Episcopal High School cagers will en-
terrain Maury High School of Norfolk,
Va, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 pm, In
Stewart Memorial Gymnasium.
Episcopal High Schools track team,
will compete In the Virginia meet at
Charlottesville. Va, Saturday night.
Coach Charles Leavell will not make his
entries known until after today's work
mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21
WILLIAMS WILL RUN
IN TORONTO TONIGHT

TORONTO, February 2l.-Making his
eighth start in less than three weeks,
Percy williams, Canada's double Olym-
pic winner, provides the principal at
traction at the Canadian national track
and field championships at the Coliseum
here tonight. Coming directly from De-
troit where he added another victory
to mis- list of indoor triumphs last night,
Williams will run In the 60-yard dash.
The conditions for the young VAN
couver speedster's event are better than
those usually found in indoor meets.
The race will be run on the hard clay
floor down the center of the arena in
stead of the board track.
Phil Edwards, New York University
star, and Jimmy Ball, both members of
the 1928 Canadian Olympic team, will
head the fields In the longer races, while
Harold Osborne. veteran high jumper.
and Victor Pickard of Hamilton, star
pole vaulter of Pittsburgh University,
are the headliners in the r1eld events.
The Canadian girls relay team, which
scored one of the outstanding Olympic
victories, will meet an all-star team
from Hamilton, Ontario, in = special
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21

~ NE teams gain is another's loss.
Jewish Community Center un-
limited basketers ind them
~ selves without q foe Sunday
due to the fact that Skinker
Eagles were successful in landing q game
with the highly reputed Brooklyn
knights Of Columbus five, the latter
contest to be played IN Congress Heights
Auditorium.
Manager Stein of the Center ouint is
anxious to send his charges against Sill
yer Spring Service Co. team, which
holds the only decision recorded over
the center five this season. Manager
Brook Grubb of the Maryland Militia
men or the manager of any fast unltm-
tied team Is asked to call Stein at Lin
coin 5159 for arrangements.
Joe Sweeney and Ralph Bonnie went
on scoring rampage last night to give
Skinker Eagles a a to ~ triumph over
Ham Adams University Athletic Club
five. Bonnie got Fl counters.
Willie Andrews is having trouble
keeping his National Circles busy. Un-
limited foes will be booked at Lincoln
1892 during the day. Tivoli Whirlwinds,
through Manager Eddie Fitzgerald. are
also seeking games at Franklin 489.
ZeIIer had on his scoring toys last
night and Army War College FIVE
downed Y. M. c. A. cagers. Is to 81.
Scoring h0noFs went to Pepco Barry
as American ExpreSsmen recorded q
28-to-25 win over Hoffman Clothiers
last night.
Two goals late In the game by Red
Schaeffer enabled Arrows to down Ar
cadians, ~ to Is.
| scored freely to give Tivoli Whirlwinds
a 40-to-34 win over Naval Airmen, led
by Whatson.
In . thrilling court engagement last
night Moseans eked out an i8-to-l7 win
over Five Jacks.
Melton's % points assured Mount Yer
mons victory over Tremonts last night.
Mounts won, II to 20.
Stewart Bros. quint proved no match
for the fast-stepping Brentwood Hawks,
taking q 3S-to-45 setback.
MacCartee led Crescents to victory
over Metropolitan Greys last night, 10
to IA.
Western Lightweights ran wild in taxi
ing a 63-to-23 decision over Y. NJ. c. A.
junior courtmen.
Fort Washington fioormen took Al
to-36 decision over Quantico Marines
last night with Ferguson and Mash
leading the scorers.
In Boys Club League games. Brook
land B. G. downed Good Shepherd. q
to Is: Optimists trounced Corinthians
80 to 8. and Deluxe i've stopped Light
nings, II to 8.
Scoring honoFs went to Booth and
Finnin as Calvary Eagles dewned Cal.
vary Reserves last night, IS to 20.
Led BY Lyle. Phoenix A. g. shooters
downed St. Martins five In the latter
teams gym last night, 81 to a.,
Congress Heights Cyclones, who
downed Aces last night, Is to 9. will
schedule loo.pound foes at Lincoln
2792.