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Women's City Club Plans
Season-End Gard Part,

Mrs. william Lee Corbin, president
Of the Women's City Club. and the
members are planning q seasons end
card party to be held the afternoon
and evening of June 10 at the club
house, % Jackson place. Among the
hostesses will be Mrs. Merritt O.
Chance, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt,
Mrs. william r. Rhoades, Mrs. Paul d
Bunker, Mrs. William Peyton Wright
Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss Myrtle Bum,
Mrs. I. b. Dodson, Miss A. Hazel Swift,
Mrs. Edgar T. Brown, Mrs. Grattan
Kerans, MRS. Gladys Ball Middlemiss,
Mrs. J. K Preiot, Mrs. John Allen
Munson and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher
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chairman Of the banquet committee, is
assisted by Mrs. Ralph Carlo, Miss
Mary Louise Darr. Miss Grace Fowler,
Miss Julia Kennedy, Miss Alicia Goen-
ner, Miss Margaret Pearson and MRS.
Fred Seibold. Miss Agnes Walters, a
graduate of the class of '26 Of Holy
Cross and of the class of 1880 Of Trim
ity College, will be toaStmistress.
Two members Of the Eta Chapter. one
of the local units of the Phi Gamma Pt
Sorority, have been elected to national
Offices. Miss Tillie Udoff will officiate
as grand chancellor of the Phi Gamma
Pi Sorority during the coming year and
Miss Betty Kronman will act as grand
scribe. The elections were held at a
luncheon and grand council meeting at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Atlantic City
on May IS. The local girls who at
tended the conclave are Miss Rose Plot
nick, Miss Tillie Udoff and Miss Betty
Blanche Kronman and Miss Rhoda
Kaplowitz of the Theta Chapter. The
installation of the officers will be held
in New York City on date to be
announced.
The end-of- the-season luncheon held
annually by Alpha Chapter of Theta
Chi Sigma Sorority was set forward
week or two In honor of Miss Ruth
Proctor of Chicago, who was in Wash
ington last week as a delegate to the
advertisers convention. The luncheon
was held Saturday, May "a, at the
Iron Gate, 1874 N street northwest.
Other out-of-town guests were Miss
Ruth MiSkelly, Mrs. Hazel Pierce, both
of Chicago, and Mrs. Nan Ferguson of
Miami. Local members attending were:
Miss Madeleine Krogmann, president Of
the chapter; Miss Helen McGivern, vice
president; Miss Kathleen Dorr, secre-
tary;. Miss Mary Farley, treasurer; Miss
Frances Beckley, Miss Eileen Cush, Mrs.
Joseph Pricci, Miss Helen McGivney,
Miss Margaret Farley, Miss Josephine
Beckley, Miss Virginia Mcguire, Miss
Frances Cornwell, Miss Nora Ganey.
An afternoon bridge followed the
luncheon. Prizes were won by Miss
Helen McGivern, Miss Margaret Farley,
Miss Eileen Cush and Miss Madeleine
Krogmann
There will be one more meeting of the
sorority this season, at which Miss Vir-
ginia Mcguire, neophyte, will receive
the degree of initiation.
Holy Trinity Alumnae held its annual
reunion Sunday, May Is, in the school
at Thirty sixth and o streets northwest.
Miss Dorothy Cavanaugh, president,
presided at the business meeting.
The Sisters Of Mercy Of the school
faculty and the class Of 1880 were
guests of honor.
The alumnae was entertained by the
Stella Dramatic Club, which presented
. one-act play.
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Official Washington
Largely Represented
At Pleasure Resorts
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
Mrs. Wilbur J, Carr will return tomor-
row from Virginia where they are
spending the week end and holiday at
the Swannanoa Club near Waynesboro.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury, Mr.. Walter Ewing Hope, and Mrs.
Hope leave Washington today for Sims
bury, Conn, to attend the commence
ment exercises at Miss Walkers School,
where their daughter, Miss Marian Tai
colt Hope, Is member of the gradual
ing class. Yesterday Miss Hope rode
in the Gymkhana, and Is a generally
accomplished athlete. She will make
her debut in Washington next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope are occupying the
residence at 1857 N street.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles NICK.
Saltzman have with them the latters
sister, Miss Virginia Eskridge of Bos-
ton. Miss Eskridge has been visiting
her brother in-law and sister, Col. and
Mrs. Oliver Eskridge, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Kreger, wife of Maj. Gen. Ed
ward A. Kreger, will leave today for
Ames, Iowa, for short stay. She
will return in a fortnight.
Col. and Mrs. Consuelo Andrew
Seoane have left for a motor trip to
Detroit, Mich, to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George Elon Farnsworth for
10 days. Mr.. Farnsworth Is q brother
Of Mrs. Seoane.
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford have
as their guests over Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wing Of Newton Gen.
ter, Mass.
Maj. and Mrs w. L. Browning were
at the Cavalier Hotel, Virginia Beach,
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Va, for Decoration day, where a num-
Der Of officers met for q brief holiday.
Maj. and Mrs. Allen w. Gullion have
as their guest for a fortnight Mrs
Mathews, wife of Col. l.. o. Mathews
Of Atlanta, Ga. who will go to An
napolis this week and open her house
there for the festivities at the Naval
Academy during June week. Midship-
man L. o. Mathews. jr., will graduate
from the academy this year and Mrs.
Mathews will entertain house party
Maj. and Mrs. Gullion also have with
them the latter's niece, Miss Laurance
Thomas Of Lexington, KY.
Maj and Mrs. Ernest @. Cullum will
give up their house here the first of
July and start for their new post at
Denver, Colo.
Maj. and Mrs Cullum have had as
their guests during the week Mai. and
Mrs. A. E. Wilbourn, who motored from
Fort Ogelthorpe, Ga, where the former
has been on duty. Maj. and Mrs. Will
bourn are now visiting in Maryland
and will shortly go to Maj. Wilbourns
new post at Fredericksburg, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. John H. Gibbons will
close their house on N street this week
and 60 to their Summer home at Deer
field. Conn.
Lieut.. Comdr. Arthur w. Dunn, jr.,
who has been In command of the
U. S. S. Hopkins, has been ordered to
the, Bureau of Navigation at the Navy
Department. Mrs. Dunn has been
passing some months with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Duncan McKen-
ney, in their apartment, at the Ward
man Park Hotel, while Lieut.. Comdr
Dunn has been at sea.
Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas @. Kinkaid
will arrive by motor today from New
port, r. l., and will be at the Ward
man Park Hotel, where they have taken
an apartment. Comdr. Kinkaid who
has been stationed at the Naval War
College, at Newport, has been ordered
to Washington for duty.
Lieut.. James e. Duke, jr, has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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the District Of Columbia League Of
American Pen Women, has returned
from trip North, where she visited the
Newport Branch of the league. She
was also entertained by the Short Story
Club Of Providence, r. I.
Mrs. Horace King Hutchens and little
daughter Katharine, are with Mrs.
Allen M. Sumner. of 1916 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest, for q few days.
They will sail from New York June 5
to join Mr.. HutchenS. who Is in business
in San Francisco. Mrs. HutchenS was
Miss Pattie Morris Of this city.
Mrs. Margaret NJ Weldy has closed
her house in Cleveland Park, and will
be at her home in Meyersdale, Pa, for
the Summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Jacobs
Surprised by Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Jacobs were
entertained at a surprise party given by
group of their friends, at their home,
1888 Monroe street, Thursday evening,
in celebration of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Bollinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. S. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
KlotZ, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Blom, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Brothers, Miss Barbara
Brothers, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stanton
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Sauls-
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Takes, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Schoonmaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Alexander, Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Mrs. Roberta Jacobs, Mrs. Henry Frank,
Mrs. Chris Cotton, Mrs. Warner
Scheryer, Mr.. K Bailey, Mr.. Earnest
Hess Mrs. James Burke and Mr.. Z. A.
Sprouse.
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Joint Reception Planned

FOR Ounday Evening, June o
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M. Rosenthal and
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Milstone will re-
ceive jointly Sunday evening, June Q,
from to IL o'clock, at 3148 Nineteenth
street, in honor of the confirmation Of
their daughters, Lenora Gordon, Helen
Rosenthal and Gertrude Milstone.
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DR.. Robert M. Duncan, assistant pro-
lessor in government 1t Texas Chris
tian University is to spend the next
three years at Peiping. China, as politt-
cal science professor in Yenching Uni
versity.
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Leland Dotson Webb, have returned to
her apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel from New York, where they went
to attend the ball on board the S. S.
Lafayette.
Mrs Harry G. Ball, president of the
Southern Memorial Association, has left
for Biloxi, Miss, to attend a convention
which opens Tuesday and continues
through Friday.
Mrs F. M. Gilman of Moorcroft,
Surrey, England. Is a guest at the Dodge
Hotel over the week end.
Mrs. George Walter, r., has as her
guest at the Wardman Park Hotel, Miss
J. Jarvis Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Nolan left
Thursday, accompanied by their daugh-
ter Rosemary, for o short visit to Mrs.
Nolan's mother, Mrs. Rose Conway, In
her home in Phillipsburg, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. O'Brien Of Wash
ington spent Decoration day and the
week end at the Cavalier, Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. George Foster Peabody of Sara
toga Springs, N. Y, has been at the
Dodge Hotel several days, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Peabody
Waite.
Mrs. Estelle NJ Moses, president of
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dwight will
close their house, on Twenty-flrst street,
the middle of June and will go to their
Summer place, at Tawas Beach, Mich,
for the season.
Mrs. Hoggart Clopton, with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs
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Miss Hilary Dabney sailed for Lon
don on Thursday, where she will pass
several weeks Miss Dabney will then
go to Paris for the remainder of the
Summer, where she spent six months
last year.
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Mrs. Estelle M. Moses, president OF
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lightweight wool
ems and silks that you E
can wear now and all =
Summer. Blacks and
the wanted shades.
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Mrs. Walter D. Denegre will close her
home here tomorrow and go to New
York for a weeks stay en- route to her
Summer home, Villacrest, at Man
chester, Mass, for the season. Mr..
Denegre Is spending fortnight in New
Orleans and will join Mrs Denegre in
New York before going North.
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James Z. Duke, at the wardman Park
Hotel, having come from Selfridge
Field, in Michigan, where he is now
stationed.
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The Alumnae Association Of Holy
Cross Academy viii entertain the class
Of 1880 at the annual alumnae reunion
banquet TO be held Saturday, June Z, at
z o'clock pm. at Holy Cross.
Mrs. Leo !. Kavanaugh, general
Evening star., 1930-12-17
HOYA FR0SH QUINT
IN Benefit CLASH
Meets St. Mary's 1yeeum in Head
liner of Twin Bill in Alex
andria Tonight.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 1T.-
Georgetown University Freshmen viii
assist the St. Mary's Lyceurn I'VE m
putting on its benefit basket ball pro-
gram for the Alexandria Day Nursery
tonight at the Armo-y Hall.
The Hoyas and Lyceum teams VIII
take the door at O'Clock, with the
st. Mary's Buddies and AlexandriA High
school girls appearing in q preliminary
at pm.
The annual battle between the Alex
andria High School girls and the
alunnae has been arranged as prenm-
iriary game to the AlexandrtA High
school boys' battle with Central High
Saturday night at the Armory. The girls
viii play at 7:30.
Billy Schwartz. local protege Of Fra nkie
Mann, will appear at Philadelphia ON a
Christmas holiday boxing card. Schwartz
is a heavyweight.
Roland C"Speed King'0 Jones. one of
tina best pitchers In Alexandra dia-
mind history, who at one time was the
property Of the Washington American
League club, died In the hospital at
winchester, Va, Monday after long
illness.
virginia Juniors. who hung up fine
record IN winning the District and
Northern Virginia crown this Fan, VIII
disband tonight at a meeting called
for 1913 South Royal street at o'clock.
Pete Hoy and Ear Robey were re-
taIrne 1 winners In the blind-pig tourna-
Y11ent held at the Health Center.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
.DAER BIG FAVOR|TE
IN co WITH SCHAAF
Western Boxer Well Rated,
but Opponent Is Not a
Poor Fighter.
by ALFRED DAYTON.

n YEW YORK, December 17--One
mi might well imagine, listening
TO the chatter in certain necks
Of the fistic woods, that Max
Baer, the California heavyweight, Is
going to do q shadow boxing solo with
himself ct Madison Square Garden on
Friday night.
res Baer, Baer, Baer, Baer up and
Baer down and almost all around the
town, but hardly q word about Ernie
Schaaf. who is going TO furnish the test
when this young Westerner makes his
Eastern debut.
"Baer will knock him kicking In q
couple of rounds" said one fight fol-
lower, whose enthusiasm had got the
best of him. Another added: well,
II he doesn't do that he'll hand him q
terrific beating and then stop him along
about the eighth"
ephemeral ones when put TO the test, as
was observed tuesday when one Of these
Baef boosters was asked to back up his
assertions with q wager. Others, too.
tempered their talk when q bet was
mentioned, and for the FIRST time some
one spoke about Schaaf In favorable
manner.
Likes schaaf IN Ring.
The one who cllampioried the cause
Of what amounts to the contender In
this battle was an individual who Is
rated Is about the foxiest person around
the fEft game right now. He offered
I'VE to one that Baer would not win
on q knockout, and when this was not
srapped up went on to argue q case in
favor Of Schaaf
Frankly 1 haven't seen Baer in &C.
ton" he began. "and aside from know
ing that he looks like a fighter, that
lets me out on appraising him. But
I do know one thine-he ISN'T going to
have any cinch with Schaaf, for Ernie
must be more than q fair fighter OF q
sl1rewd manager like johnny Buckley
wouldn't have purchased his contract.
Buckley was never known TO throw
his money away and don't think he's
changed to the extent Of spending
@12, 900 on fighter without possibilities.
CandidIy, I don't look for SchaAf to
be the Leading contender for the heavy
weight title within the next few months,
but from watching him in 8 few fights
he's not an easy man to handle.
Knows Boxing Game.
Hes . mighty tricky boxer, and smart
enough to know what to do II he is
hurt. 1 don't think he can stop Baer,
but it wouldn't surprise me at all to
see him take the bout on points.
ITO my way of thinking Baer's only
chance Is to win on a knockout, and in
order to do this he must land that ter
rife punch which every one Is toIting.
He may be able to do it, but have my
doubts. If he does get it over, though,
I'll be right out there In front shouting
him praises the loudest for any one
who can stop Schaaf right now will
have to be a pretty good fighter"
And then Schaaf himself had this to
say: go ahead and make Baer as
heavy q favorite as possible. Thatll
suit me perfectly. You know wat
has happened to those favorites e-
Gently"
Evening star., 1930-12-17
RING COMMISSION
IGNORES STR|BL|NG
Max Must Accept Challenge
-4Within Fifteen Days or
$500 Be Suspended.

n YEW YORK, December II P.
nj The New York state
IN Athletic Commission has
- reshuff1ed the heavyweight
deck without affecting the rela-
tive position of the cards.
The recognized champion, Max
Schmeling of Germany, has been
notified that he must accept with
in Is days a challenge from Jack
Sharkey, Boston sailor man.
Schmeling was advised of the COM
missions action in 8 cablegTarn, sent by
Chairman James A. Farley, which said:
There is IN file in this Office clIal-
lenge directed at you by Jack Sharkey.
Your six-month period in which to de-
fend the title expired December IL.
You are directed to advise within is
days from date your acceptance Of the
above challenge"
Sharkey thus once more is picked as
the logical contender and viii get an
other chance to redeem himself for
some of the miserable exhibitions he
has put up in important MATCHES.
SchmeliI1g won the title last June when
Sharkey fouled him.
striBling Ignored.
Schmeling's acceptance of the ohal-
ier1ge was considered virtually certain,
but should he refuse it, he viii be slls-
D. 1ded.
The commission ignored the some
what general view that w. L. (Young)
Estribling of Macon. Ca, is this coun-
try's best heavyweight at the moment.
The solons apparently took the position
that since Sharkey had Beaten Strib-
ling once, there was no real reason why
he should be forced TO battle him again,
Ignored also were the rising crop OF
younger heavyweights among whom Is
Max Baer, Pacific Coast slugger. who
makes his New York debut against
Ernie Schaaf Of Boston In Madison
Square Garden Friday night.
Camera in Bad.
Coincident with the commissions &C.
ton, It was revealed that the Garden
had no intention of arranging q match
between 6tfiblif1g and Primo Camera
in Miami, Fla, this Winter, With the
survivo- bEttling Sharkey here in April.
Under this reported arrangement, the
winner { the April bout would have
met SSI1nsz1ir for the title in June.
Bill Carey, Garden president, told the
commission his organization was not
dickering at all for Cameras services.
Camera has been under suspension
here ever since his somewhat Inalo0orous
bout with Bombo Chevalier at Oakland,
Calf. "
Evening star., 1930-12-17
MUCH POWER NOTED
IN CENTRAL QUINTET
Shows Fine Offense in Eout Of
washington-Lee--
Wins, Business Loses.

That Coach Bert Coggins' Central
High basket ball quint must be reck-
oned as a contender for the public
high school championship was seer
yesterday rs the Blue, which had shown
but little heretofore, flashed a strong
offensive in downing Washington-Lee
High School, 56 to %, on the Central
court.
Central was the most impressive of
the three high school Quints to play
yesterday. Western was the other team
to emerge victorious, winning over Wood
ward, 26-15, while Business bowed to
Catholic University freshmen by 81
to Is.
proved no puzzle to the Central High
tossers. Coggins inserted many re-
serves. Henry Br0adbent, veteran for
ward, was the outstanding player, scor-
ing IA points. Bill Burke, his running
mate at forward, also had his eyes on
the basket, scoring IL points.
The bright spot of Western Highs
victory over Woodward was the play Of
Vowel, center, who scored IL points
and played a clicky floor game through
out. Since the training season, 1t ap-
peared as though one Of Coach Cliff
Moofe's biggesS jobs was to find a ca
pable pivot raan to I'LL the shoes OF
Bob Freeman, AH-high selection.
Yowelrs work yesterday, II 1t can
be taken as criterion, sh6uld lift
much Of the burden from Moores
shoulders.
In winning over Woodward, Western
hung up It's fifth straight win Of the
season and did it without the services
Of Everett Buscher, regular forward.
Business High School, bereft Of many
Of its veterans, almost won basket
ball game last night from Catholic
University freshmen, but with a speedy
forward, White, leading its attack, the
frosh quint stepped out in the third
quarter with the score 9 to 4 against
It to win, 23 to IS.
Whit scored 9 points. Capt Bobby
Lucas, with three field goals and as
many fouls, was best for Business. The
game was q preliminary to the c. o.
Maryland State Normal game.
There was no one ON the Rockville
High School q1int to stop Capt. Dick
Heekin yesterday as Georgetown Prer
swamped their guests, 46 to 10. Heekin
running wild, dropped in 10 field goalt
for 40 points. The score at half time
was 81 to II.
Evening star., 1930-12-17

lContlnued from EHst ra6e.l-
ley and Kerr win start this sort OF q
lineup against the Westerners;
Ends, Baker (Northwestern) and
Gantenbein (wisconsin); tackles. Lub-
rStovich (Wisconsin) and Van Bibber
OP11rdue); guards, woodwork CNorth-
westerly and SeIby (Ohio); center.
SiAno CFordham): backs, Baker (Pttt),
Br1Ider CEorthwestern) Hart (Colgate)
and Macaltlso (Colgate).
Rosenweig Of Carnegie Tech. Wheeler
of Michigan, Vincent and Linehan Of
Yale and Bernar of Syracuse are some
Of the others on the squad
Coast Squad Powerful
The Pacific Coast team is being
coached by Percy Loeey Of the Olympic
Club and Dana Bible of Nebraska and
includes the pick Of the seasons senior
stars Of the Missouri Valley. Southwest
and Far western sectors. Johnny KitSs
miller, the flying Dutehman Of Oregon,
viii be one of the star backs on the
Western team and Beckett Of California
VIII be at guard position,
Before leaving Chicago last night, the
writer was told that Jess Hawley, for
nier Dartmouth coach, was being strong
~ considered for the University of Cali
3fornia position left vacant by the res
ignation Of Nibs Price. William w.
Monahan, California's graduate man
ager, is headed East to interview several
potential candidates for the job. Among
the others mentioned for the place are
Bob Zuppke of Illinois, rad Jones, for
x1er Yale leader; Dick Hanley of North
western and DR.. John w. Wilce, for
many years at Ohio State. California
6oviously Is out to Get the best o6a6h
@saflable and one who quickly can put
rs 06l@6M I6aRB B66M Oh a pA9 Wttk
ans0 Rnd RoMthern California. =
Evening star., 1930-12-17
POINTERS ON GOLF
BY SOL METzGER.

Golf! What is It? What Is the
mystery Of the swing? From the
miles of instructive material printed
concerning 1t, from the hundreds of
text books, from the millions of feet
of slow-motion reels and the count
less lessons given the year round, too
little Is cleaned that helps us improve
our games.
why? Well, the fundamental ideas
are clouded.
Now that so many Of us are con-
fined indoors during the Winter, IL
strikes us as q good time to sit down
and reason It out so we may 60 about
building up our games when the out
Evening star., 1930-12-17

By the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS.-Ed shea, Chi
caeo. outpofnted Jackie Sharkey, Min
neapolis (l0). Newspaper dectsion).
NEW YORK Stanley Poreda. Jersey
CITY. outpointed Ted SandwinA, Sioux
City, Iowa (10); Jack Portney, Balti-
more, outpointed Hubert ellis, Bel
gium 90.
INDIANAPOLIS-D Fontaine, Win
nipeg, Canada, stopped Johnny Wag-
ner, Fort Scott, Kans. 90.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-"Cyclone'
Smith. Fort Benning, Ga. outpotnted
Roy Bailey, Cleveland 10).
WEST PALM BEACH, F1a.-Kid
Dixie, Newark, eutpointed Jackie Pur-
Wis. Indianapolie (101.