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The Washington times., 1930-09-20
Envoy Plans
Return on
Monday

The British ambassador, Sir
Ronald Lindsay, who has been
the guest of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, at
Newport, r. I. for the past
week, has gone to Long Island
where he will be the guest over
the weekend of Mrs. William
Bayard Cutting at Tuxedo
Park.
Sir Ronald will return to
Washington on Monday.
In Virginia
The Assistant Secretary Of
state, william r. Castle, has
gone to Hot Springs, Va, to
rejoin Mrs. Castle for the
weekend.
j. H. van Royen, jr., attache
of the Netherlands Legation,
entertained a small company at
dinner last evening at the Carl
ton.
\
Entering School
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter
will have their niece, daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. Colin Camp
bell in their care for the next
few years.
The child will be entered at
the Formata School at Aiken,
s. c., for the coming year. She
is about the same age as Mr..
and Mrs. Letters daughter,
Miss Nancy Letter.
Capt. T. P. Bonnelli, Of Port
Washington, Long Island, N. Y,
is at the Carlton for a few
days.
DR.. and Mrs. John Paul Earn
est, jr., will arrive Monday in
New York on the Pennland from
Antwerp.
At SPA
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant
Mason jr., of Tuxedo Park, are
at the Ambassador, Atlantic
City.
AA
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D.
Thompson, of Washington, who
motored to New York, are guests
at the Hotel Breton Hall.
X 4
Mrs. Ralph Worthington en-.
tertained at dinner last eve
ming at the Carlton, her guests
numbering six.
\ y
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Hubbard
have motored from their home
in Baltimore, and are stopping
at the Carlton.
The Washington times., 1930-09-20
NEWS VIEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE NAToNAL CAPI
Diplomat Will Be
Luncheon Host At
. Embassy TOMORROW

The second secretary OF the
Brazilian embassy, Mauro de
Freitas, win entertain at q
stag" lunch N tomorrow at
the embassy
His guests will include Pablo
.Ynsfran, charge d'affaires Of
the legation Of Paraguay; Car
los Leiva, charge d'affaires Of
the legation Of Ell Salvador
Count Montefuerte, charge daft
faires Of the Spanish embassy;
Oscar Blanco Viel, first secre-
tary Of the Chilean embassy;
Augusta Mendes Leal, first seo-
retary Of the legation Of Portu-
gal, and Ben Cohen.
i ~
Miss Virginia L. Hunt Is
amongst the passengers arTiv-
ing Monday on the Minnewaska
at New York from London.
The Washington times., 1930-09-20

fit neatly and smoothly, but
not tightly.
TheA two costumes sketched
are typical Of what you'n see
on golf courses-Tom Thumb
or regular-an over the country
this fall.
The one-piece dress at the
left has side pleats, a belted
waistline and comfortably cut
sleeves and shoulders. And, like
many good general daytime
costume, it has the feminine
and flattering touch Of white
at the neckline. But It's q
plain collar, you'll notice-in
keeping with the purpose Of the
costume.
The cardigan jacket costume
at tie right Is a practical one
for fall because you can play
in your sweater and skirt and
have the extra comfort Of the
jacket after the game is over.
Add a beret or a simple tai.
lored cloche that shades the
eyes and pair Of comfortable
sport shoes and your fall golf
picture is a pleasant one. And
fashion-right for the country
club or the Tom Thumb course
in the middle Of town.
Copyright, 1880, by Amos Parrish)
Monday: FalI fashions in
girls coats are described by
Amos Parrish.
The Washington times., 1930-09-20
Pepluns Are
Smart This
Season
By WILMA LaVMLE

Have you noticed how many
frocks flaunt peplums this
year? These peplums are Of
various origins and all Of them
are smart.
The little short peplum is
of Greek inspiration. It is just
the length of the tunic or pep
lum on an ancient Grecian cos
tune. Almost every woman
finds 1t easy to wear. whether
she is slim or not, as it breaks
the line Just below the waist
and adds q flattering variation
to q straight silhouette.
Longer peplums are Of Per.
sian inspiration. You are no
doubt familiar with old Persian
prints in which the men wear
costumes with little tInIcs or
peplums Just below the hip line.
This is the length that we use
this year, and the peplum may
either flare from the waistline
or be applied further down.
Whsn the skirt below the pep
lum is full 1t gives q pagoda
effect and is sometimes called
the minaret silhouette.
We found two unusually
smart peplum frocks to sketch
today. One has q brown can
ton crepe skirt with q wool lace
jacket in "Hermes'' red, which is
a bright rust color. IT'S very
youthful and will be warm look.
Ing and smart for winter. The
other frock is of brown canton
crepe. 1t is also a jacket frock
and the top Of the blouse sec.
ton IS made Of eggshell satin.
These frocks are both from a
Washington store and are me-
dium priced.
Miss LaViIIe will gladly an.
swer any question about these
articles or about fashion il you
will telephone District $3.50, ex-
tension 165, or write, sending
. selef.addressed. stamped en-
velOpe.
The Washington times., 1930-09-20
State CHIEF
Week-EndS
In NY.

The Secretary Of State, Henry
L. Stimson, left Washington last
evening to spend the weekend
at his summer place, High Hole,
on Long Island, where Mrs.
Stimson has been since earlier
in the week.
On Monday the Secretary and
Mrs. Stimson will entertain
group of their friends at High
Hole in celebration of the secre-
tary's birthday anniversary.
Cabinet Host
The Secretary Of War, Pat
rick J. Hurley, was host at
dinner last evening at the Con-
greSsiona1 Country Club in
compliment to the Fidac del
egates. His guests included
General John j. PerShing. Prin-
cess Alexandrine CantacuZene,
Mrs. Robert Walbridge, Major
julius Peyser, Lieut.Col. Fred
w. Abbot, President of FID.
A.C., General Raoul Ponthus,
Comtesse de Kerchoye, Col. Ra-
dosSavljevitch, GanZie Cimpin-
clio, Lady Edward Spencer
Churchill, Nine. M. Bremard,
Signor Gianni Baccarini, Colonel
John Brown, Mrs. Donald Nc
Rae, Colonel and Mrs. John
Thomas Taylor, Major Jan LII
dyga-Laskowski, Nine. Jean
Coy, M. Ruy Scherley Pereira.
Nine. julie Mazaraki, DR.. Virgil
Serdaru, Nine. Marie Zaleska,
M. Joseph Granier, Nine. Anas-
tasiu, Colonel Joseph Vavroch,
Nine. Agatonovich, Mrs. Adalin
MacCauley, Mrs. LEVEL Hobart.
&&k
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Peoples,
accompanied by their daughters,
Miss Jean Peoples and Miss
Helen Peoples, have returned
to Washington after spending
the summer at Warrenton, Va.
X
To New York
Miss Angelica Remey, afer
spending the summer at James
town, r. l., will go to New York
for the autumn before return
ing to washington,
X 4
Clinton Locke Doggett, of the
United States Shipping Board
publicity department., Is arriy.
ing in New York Monday from
California on the liner Penn
Sylvania.
The Washington times., 1930-09-20
Announcement Is
Made of Marriage
Of Washington Man

Mrs. Charles Biles Wilson
has announced the marriage
on August 20, in Baltimore, OF
her daughter, Anna Louesa, to
Charles r. Schoeneman, Of
washington. The only attend
ants at the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mitchell,
Of Baltimore.
A cruise to Quebec and
Montreal was followed by a
visit to Newport, the former
home of the bridegroom, where
the couple viewed the Amer
ica's Cup races.
Mr.. Schoenennan is assistant
to the Undersecretary Of the
Treasury, Ogden L. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenemal1
will reside at the WestcheSter
Apartments, Cathedral Avenue,
where they will be at home
after October Is.
bFcLtOn UOOuS
Mrs. Laura Weeks has gone to
Breton Woods, N. H., from
Providence, r. l., to remain
for the rest of the season.
X 4 +
Mrs. j. Nicholas Brown, who
has been at the Berkshire in
New York, will go to Newport
today.
Mrs. James Ross Todd, who
was at the Drake, in New York,
for a fortnight. started yester-
day for Louisville.
y
Guests of Legion
The delegates to the Fidac
convention were luncheon guests
today of the American Legion
in the rose room of the Hotel
Washington.
In the evening they viii be
entertained at q State dinner
by Henry l.. Stimson, Secretary
of State, at the Willard Hotel.
Addresses are to be given by
Col. Paul ". McNutt, former
commander of the American
Legion, and Signor Arnilcare
Rossi, Of italy. The guests will
number about $50.
The Washington times., 1930-09-20

! Brig. Gen. Stanley Ford, new
srs. military attache of the Ameri.
~. can Embassy in Paris, will sail
atil, on the s. S. America from New
,4tt York for Europe on Wednesday
to9 next and will go direct to his
30 new post. He will succeed
Brig. Gen. w. w. Hartz, re.
Gently retired.
7@ii4 George M. Abbott, who Is on
,ne his way to Norway to assume
-snttais duties as vice consul at
ssd Oslo, is also a passenger on
as.5 the America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
A.A. j. WORKS
FOR AMITY
Former Denver u. Director
Selected as Aid To
President

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-lF-Thc
Amateur Athletic Union Of the
United States. under the direction
Of President Avery Brundage o.
Chicago. has launched an extensive
campaign TO improve its position
in the athletic world and 70 make
itself more understandable. especial
" by the colleges.
Ever since the organization found
itself at Loggerheads with several
western conference colleges last
spring over the question OF COM
peting with athletes under the A.
A. u. ban. Brundage has been map
ping out the campaign.
j. L. Bingham. former director OF
Athletics at Denver University. has
been chosen assistant 70 Brundage,
and a full time publicity man Is
on the job.
The initial step In the organiza-
tlon'S campaign is a drive for men,
bership. the proceeds Of which will
be used toward the building up OF
an endowment fund. the income de-
rived therefrom to be used to pro-
mote amateur competition on a
more widespread scale.
The A. A. u. and the colleges al
ready are working in closer har-
mony." Bingham reported today
we have nearly $50 colleges as
members, and nearly two-thirds OF
our new governing board are col
lege men"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
YOUNG METERS
AFTER HUNTER
Flashy New Yorker Gives
Tennis Star Hot Race
For Money

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-tPl-Young-
CT players. cunning for the scalp Of
Francis IT. Hunter in the national
indoor tennis championship. are
polishing up their volleying.
Jean Borotra. one Of the worlds
great masters OF the volley and
smash. trimmed Hunter last year
in the final Of this event. Yester-
day Frank Bc=-eau OF New York,
using t@7 same weapons With a
Southpaw twist. pressed Hunter
hard before he finally was beaten
at Cd. 3-6. Us.
Eugene McCaulifi. Fordham pro-
duct. faces Hunter Ii the quarter
finals today.
In the same half or the draw
Herbert Bowman meets Perrine
Rockafellow in an all New York af-
fair.
In the other half Gilbert Hall
Of South Orange. N. j.. faces r. r.
jenkins, New York. while Julius
Se!igson. Lehigh University. meets
Harris Coggeshali Of Des Moines.
Goggeshall yesterday flattened
Sidney Seligson OF New York Uni
versity. 90, 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
PRIMO CARES
CHOPPER AWAY

CHICAGO. FEB. 5.-lP-Primo
Camera, Italy's fighting giant, has
frightened Elzesr Rioux, wood
chopping heavyweight from Mon
treal. into an indefinite and invol-
untary retirement from 1llino.
rings.
Rioux went into his forced rc-
tirement yesterday at the order O'
the Illinois State Athletic commls-
sion. which concluded after On u
vestigation that fright alone va
responsible for his unsatisfactorT
showing against the italian mar
mountain at the stadium Frida'
night.
In addition. the commission fin-.
him $1,000 and revoked his license
the maximum penalty IN this state
Camera. who won the match BY
knockout after just ~ seconds. W.
held l'-meleSs by the commissior
and enriched by approximately SIG
600. his share of the gate which vas
held up pending the investigation
Dave Barr. referee Of the abbre-
Waited match which resulted IL
booes from fans. told the commis-
sion Rioux was only a victim Of
fright and he saw no signs OF r.
conspiracy for 2 dive on the par,
OF the Canadian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
SAINTS DEFEAT
SOLDIERS 26-S

The San Benito Saints continued
their climb up the lower bracket
ladder in the Valley Amateur Bas-
ketball league here Tuesday even
ing by easily defeating the Fort
Brown quint 26-S.
The tall Saints had little trouble
in outworking the Soldiers on the
floor and their goal shooting was
fairly accurate. The Fort Brown
cagers missed a large number OF
shots.
Grady Reynolds. stellar center for
the visitors was high point man, al
though he had an off night as CON-
pared to his usual work. Reynolds
rang up IL points.
Wallace. former Scorpion, was
second in scoring honors. He Tipped
three field goals and Two free losses
through the basket for a total OF
eight points. The Soldiers made a
number Of personals, and the Saints
used them 10 fatten their score.
Eight Of the Saints points we're
made on gratis heaves.
The 18th Cavalry band furnished
music for the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
AZTECS DOWN
COMETS q,

Keeping UP their winning
Supt IL. a. Francis Wilson
Aztec quint defeated the (
AZ III Jardin Tuesday afternol
II. This ran the Aztec reco
10 eleven wins against one
feat.
ORear, Wilson Tract. foI
was nigh point man for the
noon, despite the fact ne VI
play all the game. The "
eager dumped 10 points int
hooper. Triplett OF the Come
Young or the Aztecs tied fo
ond scoring honors with six
Spurrier. O'Rear's running
al forward. looped five point!
These two clubs play a
game AZ Primera Thursday
noon.
Miss McAfee'S Aztec girls nj
feated the FL Jardin femininI
tingent 26-l4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05

position in the bracket Is expect
ed to develop between San Benito,
Sebastian and the collegians.
Dudes Drop
Foraker's has slumped 10 a .375
standing. since their fellow citi-
zens. the MethodiSts, put them on
the creased downgrade.
The most significant game IN
the upper bracket scheduled for
Friday night is the n between
Edocuch and Donna. Edinburs
McAllen and Pharr should win
their games with R~aymondville,
Mercedes and Progreso.
Likely looking tits in the lower
bracket are Sebastian at Browns
vile Junior college and Foraker'S
at Model Laundry. The Scorps are
.doped'' to defeat Sebastian and
the Cleaners should take Foraker's,
If they can stand the gaff for two
halves. The Methodists will have
no trouble with Rio Hondo and
san Benito should take the Soldiers
easily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
San Benito, McAllen Amateurs New Runners-u1

the Valley Amateur Basketball
league hit the skids Tuesday eve
ming and a pair Of strong teams
took over their berths. The Edin-
burg Firemen and the Harlingen
Methodists easily copied encount-
ers with tail-end clubs to main
tain their two-game leads.
IN the upper bracket. Harley
Jackson's McAllen Insurance Gag
ers romped on Donna 1910 10
knock the DONATES from the
runner-up position. The MackS,
generally conceded to be one Of the
best clubs in the upper bracket,
took over second place with a us
rating. As a result Of her defeat,
Donna now rests in fourth place.
Saints Step Out
San Benito has turned Sebastian
down for second honors III the low
Ct bracket bee. This was accom-
plished BY virtue Of the Saints
4l-40 win over the Bastian crew
last Saturday night. Both OF these
clubs won Tuesday night, the
Saint easily downing Fort Brown
26-8 and Sebastian defeating Mod
el Laundry l7-l2.
This little exchange Of places il
the two brackets fulfilled general
opinions that Donna and Sehas-
tian were enjoying somewhat false
leads. san Benito and AcAllen
are recognized as strong CUNTS
end they have fought their way u
the percentage ladder to their
present standings. It Will likely be
some time before they are unsea.-
cd. r,less they meet the bracket
leaders.
Ph.rr Again
III the upper bracket, Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo continued 10 make
merry at the expense Of the Pro-
greso cagers. The tri-city aggrega-
ton won It's fifth straight 1910
10 establish a .555 mark. Although
III fifth place. the Pharr quint :
one Of the most feared clubs in the
upper bracket
In their present mood. they ere
liable to take the measure Of any
team they meet.
Edcouch proved she wasn't a back
number. even though she has taken
a couple Of Wallop.ngS Of late, By
defeating Mercedes TO a lively clip
41-I0. Edcouch is very much in
the running.
In the lower bracket, the
Brownsville Junior college Scorps
climbed a notch as a result Of their
win over Foraker's 1926, and the
Model Laundry's defeat at the
hands Of Sebastian. The Scorps
are n better club than their fourth
place IN the standings would in
dlcate. a hot fight for runner-up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05

Although Week refuses to give
out salaries for public knowledge. Il
Is known the big reason for the lack
Of holdouts among the Cubs is due
to substantial increases in pay for
the more important members OF
the national league championship
cast. Wilson is to believed q have
deceived a contract calling for s25.-
900. a good increase over 1929. while
Charlie Root. Guy Bush and Pat
Malone. ICES Of the pitching staff,
also will draw fatter pay envelopes.
Wrigley has his heart set, not only
for another national league flag, but
another chance TO win the worlds
championship. His spirit is shown In
the players.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
Skeet Shoot Today

The second Skeet shoot Of the
season Will be held over the Batsell-
Wells range Wednesday afternoon
beginning at 4 o'clock.
Frank MarkuSsen ran off With
honors in the first shoot held Sun
day. He broke a perfect Is IN his
first attempt.
In order 10 reach the range. turn
TO the left off Palm Boulevard just
before reaching the big resaca.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
WRIGLEY'S EXPERIMENTAL
CUBS GRAB PENS, TO SIGN UP

CHICAGO. Feb. 5-PJ-William
Wrigley's tempermental Cubs, VIC
tins Of a few undesired records in
their recent world series skirmish
with the athletics. have established
a somewhat different record in sign
ing 1880 contracts.
Instead Of giving owner Wrigley,
president William Veeck and mana
ger Joe Mccarthy several headaches
by becoming holdouts. as Is the Gus
tom Of players on most champion
ship clubs, ever Cub has signed his
contract without delay.
Even Hack Wilson. who year after
year has played the holdout role,
came through with his signature in
record time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
BY The Associated Press


1NDIANAPOLIS-Tony Herrera,
Chicago, outpointed Eddie Kie
Wagner. Philadelphia. uO). George
Nate. South Bend. Ind. outpolnted
Young Irish. Akron. Ohio. 81.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-Farm-
er Joe Cooper. Terre Haunte, Ind.
outpointed Sammy Buchanan. Way
cross. Ga. (l0).
BALTIMORE-Jack McEvey. New
York, outpointed Tiger Thomas.
Leiperville. Pa. d0l.
LOS ANGELES-Edd.e Mack,
Denver. knocked out Joe Sanger,
Milwaukee. (5l.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Jackie Evans
Kansas City. outpointed Chick
Wagner. Lafayette. Ind. G0).
SEATTLE. Wash.-Harry Dillon.
Winnipeg. knocked out X. o. White.
Seattle. t6).
PORTLAND-Del Fontaine. VIM
nipeg, and Pete CeTkan. Peel. Wash
drew. i0J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
Miss Valenta To
Return Monday

Girls basketball al the Browns
vile high school Will likely get
under way soon after Miss Mar
garet Valenta returns Monday
from q two-monthS visit to
Europe.
Miss Valenta. athletic direc-
tor for girls. has been travelling
in Europe following her brothers
graduation from the University
Of Rome.
With the Cherry twins and
Johnnye Cabler back. the Eagle
girls should put a good seXtet
n the field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
National League Ends Internal Strife of Brooklyn Baseball CID
Basketball Results
tBy Associated Press

At Oberlin-Akron 20; Oberlin ls.
At Delaware-Ohio Wesleyan 30.
Miami 10.
At Milwaukee-Notre Dame 20;
Marquette Is.
At Omahs-Missouri 80; Creighton
30.
AT Observation-Disclosures Tech as:
Central State Teachers q.
AT Enid-Phillips Y. 80; Tulsa Is.
At Greeley-Colorado Teachers "A:
Denver n.
AT Stanford-Stanford "a; St. Ig-
latius "a.
At neutrality-suspicious. Club IS; Cal
ifornia 81.
At Lexington. Mo-Wentworth
Military Academy 81: Chillicothe 20.
AT Fayette. Mo-Central 40: Mis-
souri, Valley 10.
AT Emporia. KaS.-SouthweStern
l6: College OF Emporia 10.
At St. Mary's Kas.-St. Mary'S
So; Kansas Wesleyan %.
AT Lindsborg. Kas-Bethany A:
Bethel %.
At Wichita, Kas-Wichita 40,
Friends 30.
AT Kansas City-Kansas City Life
~: Ottawa 81.
Al Fort WORTH G. T., 81;
Baylor q.
At Abilene-McMurry College %.
Texas Tech "a.
AT BrOwnWood-AbIlene Christ
ian College %; Daniel Baker "a
AT HuntSville-Sam Houston Bear
kats 20: North Texas Eagles %.
An ancient fire bell has been
Akn A.r A.~ - 80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
Ramblers Defeat
PIT. Isabel 1873

The Brownsville Ramb!ers defeat
cd the Point Isabel Pilots 1913 in a
hot fought game on the Fort Brown
court Tuesday afternoon.
a. Gonzales was high point man,
ringing up six points for the win
ners. For the Pilots. Garcia dumped
four points into the hopper. A fair
sized crowd saw the game.
The Ramblers will take on the
Boy Scout Troop No. ] Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
FRIDAY Schedule

Tuesday Results
AT Harrington: 3. j. G. %, For
aker's 20.
At Harrington: MethodiStS 81,
Rio Hondo 4.
At Sebastian: Sebastian II, Mod
el Laundry IL.
AT Fort Brown. San Benito &c.
Fort Brown 8.
Friday Schedule
Harrington Methodists al Rio
Hondo.
Sebastian at b. j. G.
Fort Brown at San Benito.
Foraker's at Model Laundry.
BY HAL EUSTACE
As the undefeated leaders sailed
eerenely on. bracket runners-up -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
Eagle Cagers Down
Harrington rs to Is

HARLINGEN. Feb. 4-Soc Platos
Brownsville high school Eagle cagers
got right here Tuesday afternoon
and defeated the Cardinals 26-l8.
The game was we'll played and a fair
sized crowd was on hand to witness
il.
'3arnhart. Eagle forward. was high
point man with II 70 his credit. Ray
Murray turned IN the best game
for the Cards although he scored
only II field goal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05
GAME SATURDAY

The four-ga7le series between the
Brownsville Junior college basket
ball quint and the Edinburg Junior
college aggregation will open with
a game at Edinburg 8 p. m. Satur-
day. it has been announced b. j. w.
CRedl Irvine, Brownsville athletic
director
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-05

Eagle subs L. Perez C0l and Fer
guson n. Card subs: Dilge 90. Was
ham 49,. w. Lawrence CA, Palmer
(4D and Jones t0J.
The second teams also played, the
Cardlets defeating Boy Newman'S
Eaglets 1918.