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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-07
CIRCLE OF LIGHT
CEREMONY HELD

A beautiful ceremony was that OF
the Girl Reserves, In their Circle
OF Light ceremony. Reverend Lee
gave an appropriate invocation. The
choir, led by Warren Z. Reitz. sang.
Mrs. Frank Chastain sang a beau
tiful solo.
Rev. Lee gave the creed OF the
Girl Reserves. A beautiful inter-
probation for each item was given.
Tn. church was darkened, and the
president OF the Reserves. Miss
Louise Hill led in a prayer. Miss
Hill held her lighted candle. and
the girls marched up. each one
lighting her candle and joining the
circle, which extended entirely
around the large auditorium.
The song. Follow the Gleam,'
was the occasional marI'l.
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ELECTION OF
OFFICERS HELD

- AALA
Election of new officers for the
coming year was accomplished at
the Hidalgo county home demon
stration club council in session in
McAllen Saturday.
The new officers who will serve
the following year will be: Mrs. j.
<. Shaw, Progreso. president: Mrs.
C.. M. Holland, Donna. secretly;
Mrs. o. z. Van Berg. Mercedes, vice
president. Mrs. j. K. Shaw was
elected to succeed the retiring pres
dent. Mrs. c. N. McNallie Of Nc
Allen.
AT the next meeting. which viii
be held the first Saturday in Nov
ember, an encampment board
meeting will be held following the
regular session.
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Frdte
Gives Dance
At McAllen

Ur~she Kappa Phi Omega Fraternity
entertained Friday evening with a
dance at the Country Club. Jah
Magee furnished the music for
dancing. Sixty couples from all over
the Valley enjoyed this delightful
hospitality.
The entertainment committee wa
composed of MeSSrs. Duane Perkins,
George Young and Burlin Marshall.
The club members, who acted as
hosts were Messrs. Clay Zachary,
Dick Turner. Kenneth Alley, Duane
Perkins, Porter Leavell, Bill Pace,
Charley Downs, Arthur Clark, Bur-
lin Marshall and George Young.
BETA BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs, w. S. Stewart was hostess
Saturday afternoon to the members
OF the Beta Bridge club at her home
on North Twelfth st.
At the finish OF the games a dell
cious refreshment course was served.
Mrs. Stockton Fountain won high
score.
Club members present we're Mes
danes Vannie Cook, Jimmie An
drews. Horace Friston, San BazZell,
Stockton Fountain, Bob Bounds,
Jack Howell, j. NJ. Doss and the
hostess.
MRS wHIGHAM
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. w. z. Whigham was hostess
Friday afternoon to the members OF
the Needlecraft club.
Sewing was the diversion during
the afternoon. Each member drew
q name which will be her Sun
shine" sister for the next three
months.
A delicious salad ccurs7 was served
TO the following: NJ ~ mes l.. l..
Davis, j. w Martin, {. 3. Dockum,
Wesley Stiles. A. w. German, Frank
Henderson, Herbert Hamlin, G. o.
Bennett and the hostess.
TO COMPLIMENT
CLUB MEMBERS
DR.. and Mrs. Clayton Stokeley
will entertain the members OF the
Junior Bridge club Friday eve
ming at their home On North Twelfth
Street.
ACE HIGH BRIDGE
CLUB WITH DOSTERS
The Ace High Bridge club net
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. ano Mrs. T. w. Doster.
At the close of the games a salad
course was served and the prizes
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. A.. A. Bon
neau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Izenberg viii
entertain the club at the next re-
gular meeting.
The following guests were present,
Miss Ozelle Meek. Miss Onita Gus
meis and Ms. Whit Rogers.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Mortimer
Lewis Of Houston, are the guests
Of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Sigler.
MI. and Mrs. c. K. Lambert OF
Kansas City and McAllen are here
for a brief visit. They are guests In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Beels.
Miss Guida 3. Mickle Is confined
TO her home at the faculty club be-
cause OF illness.
Miss Tennessee Alcorn spent the
weekend in Brownsville as guest
O. Lvndall Yoder.
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LARGE PIT. A.
MEET HELD

The PIT. A. meeting at the North
Ward school on Monday afternoon
was the largest n ever held at
that school. Mrs. y. w. Rollins
presided with "a guests and 80
members present.
A clever playlet was presented by
the pupils OF 5th grade, directed by
Mrs. j. "A. Alderdice. The title was
King Lazy Bones"
Mrs. p. II. Maxwell introduced
the visitors and new members.
Mesdames Demic, Wood, Moore,
Hext. Garter. Morgan, Kendrick,
williams. Lindsey. Lightfoot. Oh
liver. Kenny, Mckenzie, Radford.
Mitchell, McCullum, Hodgkins,
Knowles, Walters. Gill. McClintock,
Jackson. superintendent j. p. Buck,
ar DR.. J. q. Britton.
Mrs. Grant. chairman OF grounds
committee. suggested seats placed
around under the shade trees. Mr..
Grant offered to superintend
the work. DR.. Britain spoke to the
association on caring for the teeth.
Superintendent Buck talked OIL
the work OF the PIT. "A. and the
cooperation between parents and
teachers, After the adjournment.
Mesdames Coleman. Whitley. Max
well and Waters served delicious
refreshments.
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WHAT TO READ
CLUB MEETS

CLUB MEETS
The San Benito chapter OF the
What To Read Club held its first
meeting for the second years study
at the home OF Mrs. r. Z. l.. New
shaw on North Milan last week.
Mrs. MewShaw acted as conduc-
tress for the program.
Mrs. Paul Cowan gave a review
OF Confessions by Jean Jaques
RoSseau.
Life OF Buddha" and Buddhist
Religion was discussed by Mrs. r.
II. s. Mitchell.
Mrs. c.. A. Fisher gave a sketch
of Eugene Sues Wandering Jew"
She also gave a brief summary Of
the famous French classic.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
r. H. Stewart Mitchell.
HOSTESS TO
MORNING CLUB
Mrs. j. j. Dunn entertained the
members OF the Thursday Morn
ing Luncheon Bridge club at her
home last week.
Mrs. j. z. Bell received the club
prize. Mrs. Leslie was remembered
with a gift by the hostess.
Guests were Mrs. z. L. Butts and
Mrs. G. j. Leslie OF Bonham.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. o. c. Hamilton.
CLUBS AND GUESTS
C~OMPLIMENTED
The joint Dinner Bridge clubs
had as hostesses last week Mrs. z.
Z. Ogden and Mrs. w. Z. Thomas
when they met at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel for dinner.
The games yer played at the
home of Mrs. Ogden on North Sam
Houston boulevard with Mrs. w. b.
Hinkly and Mrs. w. J. vinsant high
among the women and H. j. Hink-
ly and w. Z. Thomas high a-orl
the men.
Guests were Mrs. James Sweeney.
Mrs. Bah Of Donna and Russell
Dodds.
DELTA DECK CLUB
WITH MRS, CAFFALL
Autumn flowers were used for
decorations when Mrs. Altpl Caf-
fall entertained the members OF the
Delta Deck club at her home.
High score holders were Mrs. w.
M. Stone among the club members
and Mrs. Karl Bradd among the
guests Consolation award was
presented TO Mrs. Pat Murphy.
Guests were Mesdames Karl
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MRS. PITTMAN
TG NYr-yry wRrNEnr-r

40 Y NlEA4F1bLIt
Monday morning the execution
board Of the public library met at
the Woman's Building at $50. Mrs.
T. s. Herren presided.
One vacancy occurred On the
board, and Mrs. II. p. Pittma- was
elected to fill this place. The Il
brarian, Mrs. G. A. Macy gave a
report. Miss Adele Ronecker do
mated IS books. The story hour con-
templated, to be given In connec-
ton with the library WI start
during Book week. Book Week be-
gins November Is. An at home will
be featured in that week. New books
will be on display and entertain
ment will be arranged.
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Bradd. Rex George, +. L. Newell.
Eph Caffall and Ernest Jeffrey of
Rio Hondo.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. Steve McLarry OF Har-
lingen.
BELLS ARE HOSTS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
M. and Mrs. j. Z. Bell were
successful players when FRS. I. ".
Jolly. Jr., entertained the members
Of the Wednesday Evening Bridge
club at her home.
yellow cosmos we're used for dec
orations. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. v. Cauley.
The club viii be entertained next
by Mrs. J. w. Belts.
MRS. ALDRIDGE
ENTERTAINS
Hibiscus blossoms were used for
ACLOId IlOAAo NAACA MIS- ~ ~.
Aldridge entertained the members
Of her Neighborhood fridge club
and Mrs. l. v. Jolly, r., as a guest.
The members had luncheon in
town and then assembled at their
hostess home on North Milan for
the games. Mrs. r. A. Bowie held
high score when the -a-1es ended.
LAWN PARTY AT
CREWS HOME
The women OF the Methodist
church entertained with a lawn
party at the home Of Mrs. s. II.
Crews on North Bonham from four
to seven Friday.
During the affair a informal
program was carried out with piano
selections being offered by Miss
Ernestine Ramsey. Jean Brady gave
several readings while the pupils
OF the Fred Booth school under the
direction OF Miss Maud NoSler and
Miss Mamie Lies gave several
dances.
PERSONALS
Mrs. o. II. Polly has return,E
home following an operation at the
Valley Baptist hospital.
Mrs. S. +. Crecelius and son OF
San Antonio were San Benito
guests over the week end of Colonel
Crecelius.
Mrs. G. r. Robertson has return
ed TO her home on North Dick
bowling to recuperate following an
operation at the Valley Baptist
hospital.
Mrs. C. ]. Leslie OF Bonham, is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Belts. Mrs. Leslie
formerly lived here.
B A. Epstein has been called to
Calvert, by the death OF his father.
S. Epstein.
George w. Ralston has returned
from Houston where he attended
the funeral Of his brother-in-law.
F. B. Bynum OF Houston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bynum have visited in the
Valley several times.
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VALLEY STUDENTS
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VALLEY STUDENTS
HONORED AT C-tLEGE
News comes OF the honors be-
slowed upon three of the Harlin-
gen girls at school for their first
year.
Miss Ada Reid Alderdlce daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Alderdice
has been elected to membership in
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RESUME MEETINGS
OF BRIDGE CLUB

The Silk StockinC Bridge club
met this week with Mrs. Frank
Hadden, resuming their meetings
after a vacation through the sum-
mer months.
A delicious italian style cooked
luncheon was served at the noon
hour following which contract
bridge was played. Mrs. James
Anderson scoring high. Others pres
ent were Mrs. A. N. Brown. Mrs.
r. s. Tnlson. Mrs. N. p. Barton,
Mrs. II. r. HaEer. Mrs. r. +. john
son and Mrs. r. r. Barton.
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fresh by special key-opening vacuum
tins. Note its wonderful invigora-
ton. Note its a~fter-effect. You'll seo
then why thousands OF housewives
are turning to this finer, safer coffee
every day.
Signed statements 10 this effect, from
2,57f physicians Uho hare actually
tested Folger's Coffee. are on file IN our
Office.
FoLGER COFFEE COMPANY
Kansas City San Francisco
Dallas
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Of
ChapterAre
Entertained

SAN BENITO, Oct. T. Mrs.
Henry Alsmeyer was hostess to the
members OF the Alpha Delphian
Chapter last week. Roll call was
responded to by giving names OF
Bible characters.
The effect OF the Hebrew language
upon Hebrew literature was stress
ed in Mrs. John II. Shelanders dis
cussion Of the study for the after
Moons program. The place Judith
took in history and in the Hebrew
literature was told b Mrs. L. w.
Humble. A comparison Of the style
Of the modern writings with the
story OF Judith was given by Mrs.
Nathan Craig.
Mrs. w. w. Housewright depict
ed various characters found in the
story Of Judith while Mrs. L. j.
Smidth told OF the story C Judith
in other literature.
Judit and Holofernds, the two
outstanding characters YER IS
cussed in a round table discussion
OF the program. Mrs. NJ. Thompson
gave a book review Of "Dwarfs'
Blood" by Edith Oliver.
The next meeting Of the chapter
viii be held at the home Of Mrs.
J. A. Graham.
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What Doctors Say

After testing actual samples OF Fol-
gers Central American coffee 2,571
physicians confirm this. And further
state that its natural stimulation il
actually beneficial.
Just try Folger'sf for u week. Note its
keener, richer favor-kept always
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MRS. MCNEIL
CLUB HOSTESS

An enjoyable meeting OF the
Needle Craft club was held Friday
at the home OF Mrs. j. S. McNiel.
The afternoon was spent in the
exchange OF needle work ideas and
happy conversation.
The following guests and men,
bers were served a tempting re-
freshment course: Mesdames T. l..
Nolin. Lenton Acker. j. p. Dawson.
Lee Freeman. J.. o. Ward. ]. r.
Barry. Ed Yates. z. NJ. Crockett.
w. w. DE Cell, T.. B. Wilmer. j. III.
Christner, j. z. Haynes, L. M.
Findley. Margaret King. -. w.
Crockett. Z. v. MAY, r. L. Griffith.
Willard Agnew and Paul Shotwell.
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MARRIAGE Is
ANNOUNCED

Announcements have been re-
ceived in San Benito Of the mar
rage OF Miss Christine Menafee
and Nj. Pat Dolan which took
place on September 10 at Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan will make
their home In Chicago.
Mrs. Dolan was a member OF the
San Benito faculty for past two
years.
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Study Club
OfMecedes
Has Program

MERCEDES, oct. THE Mer-
cedes Woman's Study club met
Monday afternoon in the Music
room Of the new senior high school,
this being the first meeting Of the
current year.
The Background Of the 10Th
Century" was the subject Of the
program, OF which Mrs. @. q. Com
non had charge, opening the dis
cussion with a five minute talk on
Life Currents Of the 18th Century"
Mrs. John Shaw gave q short
discourse on The Rule Of Poetry
in the Early Years" MRS. John
Bruce gave a Is minute discussion
OF the drama Beckett" by Tenny-
son. The feature OF the program
was a resume OF the drama, "Cenci7
by Shelly, given by Mrs. Commons.
Mrs. John Bruce, president Of the
club for the coming year, presided
at the business session.
Those present and enjoying this
first meeting OF the year, were
Mesdames Josephine Blackwell, G..
K. Reiss, John Rouse, @, c. Fittz,
G. G.. Commons, John Ashton,
John Shaw. o. Z. Van Berg, John
Bruce, G. X. Watson, T.. +. VIM.
Raymond Mills, 7. L. Nolin, walter
Swarner, Shelly Collier, Henry
Lauderdale and r. H. Smith.
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WIENER ROAST AT
LLANO GRANDE LAKE

A group Of young people motored
TO Llano Grande lake, a few eve
nings recently, for a weiner roast
AMI a picnic supper. HostesSes for
the occasion were Misses Jean
Healy and Grace Newly.
Their guests included Misses
Lucille Wren Of Weslaco. Lola Lam
drum and Floy Adams and MeSs-s.
De Witt Rayburne. Leslie So y
dies, Harold kellogg and L. Weary.
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HANDICRAFT TALK
MOST INTERESTING

Mrs. Walden Haynes, art instruc-
tor in the Mercedes schools, gave
a most interesting talk on handi-
craft at a meeting Of the Just We
Neighbors home demonstration
club Thursday, which met at the
home Of Mrs. E. NJ. Crockett.
During a brief business session
1t was decided TO feature the next
meeting with an evening picnic ia
be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alden Wade, at which time
the families OF the members viii
be guests.
The latter part Of the meeting in
cluded a social program with the
following taking part. Mesdames o
T. Nichols, o. <. Ridenour, Bert
Nichols, L. j. Hartzell, John Thorn
burg. j. G. Potts, Fleet Lentz
Frank Edwards, @. @. Aldridge. S
T. Nichols, wesley Kramer, A. E
Darlington, George Crockett. Grant
Morrison, George Morrison. Alden
Wade and Walden Haynes.
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Bradd. Rex George, F. L. Newell,
Eph Caffall and Ernest Jeffrey of
Rio Hondo.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. Steve McLarry OF Har-
lingen.
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MRS WHIGHAM
TO COMPLIMENT
CLUB MEMBERS

DR.. and Mrs. Clayton Stokeley
will entertain the members OF the
Junior Bridge club Friday eve
ming at their home On North Twelfth
Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22
High School Teams
 Busy This Week

High school basketball followers are being offered plenty of basket ball this week. Tomorrow night both Wilby and Leavenworth swing into action on their home courts while Saturday Crosby goes to bat at the Wilby gym.
 At the Crosby gym tomorrow night Leavenworth meets Water town in a return game which should be packed with thrills as the Tech tossers scored a two, point win over the Towners on the latter's floor recently.
 wilby shows at home tomorrow meeting Ansonia high in Nauga- tuck Valley League contest at 8:15 o'clock. Ansonia gave Crosby a bat. tie a few weeks ago losing by three points and are out to make the Leemen step high and plenty.
 Saturday Crosby plays host to Bridgeport Central in another state league contest. Central defeated Wilby here some time ago, 3i to 27 and are anxious to duplicate that feat at the expense of Crosby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22
CITY AMATEUR LEAGUE
 BASKETBALL ROSTERS

7, The official rosters of clubs in the City Amateur league for the second round which gets unway week from Sunday are listed below:
 Washington Hills-Captain Hal Maloney, Joe Wall, "Zeke" Connors, Joe and Tom Navin, George Alton, Cyril Peters, John Carlson, Earl Lewis, Howie Kraft and Manager
 Scoops" Carey.
 Naugatuck Emeralds Captain Andy Daly, Norm Johnson, Bill Stokes, Eddie Nolde, Eddie Butkus, Ray Lodge, Ray Goggins, Joe Rozint, Ray Foley, and Manager John J. Daly.
 Hopeville Speedboys-Captain Roy Dubuque, Harry Dubuque, Mandell Green, Alex Mazzarella, Jack Grady, Lou and Jack Darlington, Nick Ver- zier, Frank O'Donnell, Frank Gill hooley and Manager Vincent Hogan. Brooklyn A. C.-Captain "YanoI' Carroll, Matty sheehan, Joe swasey' Pet Ginger, Kay Daly, Johnny Dunn, Frankie DiBiase, Mike Higginston, Harry Kane, Charlie Lewis and Man Iager Charlie Popikas.
 Sacred Hearts-Captain Jimmy Dunlap, Eddie Bellmay, Harry Kelly, Ray Snyder. Roy Murphy, Nick Siani, Pete Cassidy, Johnny Christoforo, Dick Heggerty, Homer Ruggiero and Manager Johnny Howard. AIS Tire-Captain Hennie Santo- pietro. Ted Harnick, Harry Huey. Julie Martino, Bill Sweeney, Bill Ross, Jim Horrigan, Joe Cavanaugh, Herb Colby, "Bossy" Harnick and Manager Renald Ouimet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22

Insistence upon some definite move in relation to the matter made by Attorney John F. Tobin to Commis- sioner Thomas E. Donahue finally brought out some official action in the suspension of Ben Embinder. Kelly's New York manager by Don ahue, which stops Embinder from doing any more boxing business in Connecticut or affiliated states. and that includes New York, where Kel- ly's money is tied up in a trust fund.
 Lawyer "PrOpOsitioned."
 Embinder's suspension came about only when Tobin paid q personal visit to Donahue and insisted on such action along with q hearing on the matter. The local attorney was asked if he "would be satisfied if Kelly got his money, without having a hearing on the matter" Tobin insisted on the hearing or the sus- pension of Embinder. Commission, CT Donahue confirmed the story that he had suspended Embinder for delay and refusal to pay a boxer under his management money due him."
 Bad News for Ben.
 Here's the official notice sent to all Connecticut promoters: Under the provisions of Section 4, Chapter 243 of the Public Acts of 1925, as amended the following action was taken: Suspensions: Manager No 22, Ben Embinder, New York, suspend ed indefinitely for delay and refusal to pay boxer under his management money due him. Promoters will !place this notice in a conspicuous place and advise those interested in its contents-Athletic Commission, by l.. M. Mclaughlin, secretary. Lawyer Tobin plans to take fur ther action with regard to recover ing Kellys money for him, in addi- tion to the sum of $G55 which Kelly claims due him from Embinder in addition to the Gainer bout purse. "Hands OfY." Says Tom. When interviewed about the mat ter this morning over the telephone at his home in New London. Com missioner Donahue admitted that he had suspended Embinder for failing to pay Kelly the money he earned. Asked what action. if any. he would take in regard to helping Rely get his money out of New York. the genial missioner replied: "l have nothing to do with that. That's a matter for the courts"
 Just another sample of boxing business in Connecticut under the present system.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22
Dorm Hoop Team
 to Play "Hellomen''

week from tonight at the Cen tral 'Y" the fast stepping "Y'' Dorm tenn, led by Al Schott. takes on the Southern New England Tele- phone team of the Industrial leag de in the f9a.ure game of q double header. The "Y' courters have been hitting on all six the last few weeks and hoil d six point win over the Bunker H.ll church team on the latters court.
 In the preliminary the crack Bridgeport girls five take on the pride ana joy of New Haven in q contest which should furnish the spectators with many thrills as both teams are rivals and are settling a long awaited score by playing on the "Y'' surface which is neutral to both teams. Dancing will follow the main game which will get un- derway ~ 9 o'clock with Bob Kic.'- sted as referee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22
CHUCK BURNS MEETS
 BUDDY HOWARD MONDAY

New Haven, Jan 22-Buddy How ard, Newhallville favorite, matched to meet Chuck Burns, San Antonio punching master. in the feature bout of the fight program to be presented in Music hall on Monday night, will have his hands full when he steps into the ring with the big Texan. The bout is scheduled to go 10 rounds, but whether or not Howard will be able to withstand the tremendous punching powers for 30 minutes is matter of much speculation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22

Records.
 High Single-Geigere, 157.
 High Three-Drumm, 374.
 High Team-Hallock, 1273.
 Drumm. Ganung, Pulver, Beebe took two games from Curtis, Dustin, Diver ond Dostaler. Pulver and Diver where high men on their re- pective teams.
 Drexlcr, Smith, Flanagan and Herr took two games from Erickson, Myers, Harris and "Chcf'' Naka. Drcxlcr and Erickson the opposing captains were high scores on their teams.
 Atwood, William Wookey, MarE- graff and Wally Wookey pulled two games from Hallock, Phelan, Stacy and Geisere. Wally Wookey and Geigere tfe anchor men were high with BAY and 345 respectively. League Leaders. This weeks leaders are: Drexler
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-22
I-Theta-P
 to Seymour Team
fSneciaI to The Dcmocrat)

Seymour, Jan 22-The Zi-Theta- PI hoopmen from the Waterbury central Y M. c. A. dropped close 28-25 verdict to Fred Clark's sey. mour town team. at Concordia hall last night before a large crowd of hoop enthusiasts The victory en- abled the locals to gain an even break in the series with the frater- nity boys as the "Y" club copped a 34-27 verdict in Waterbury two weeks ago Saturday.
 "PrimO" Manweiller. husky rear court guardian of the locals, featured the victory scoring Il points. three of which were from the. free throw line. 'Shorty" Mitchletree's pass ing was also responsible for many of the locals score. Idris Alderson, ca ptain of the Waterbury contingent, was the visitors high scorer. The loss was the Zi-Theta-Pfs seventh in nine starts.