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The Washington times., 1931-12-21
Robert Harper Plays
For Championship

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q.
Robert Harper, of Denver, was
to meet Joseph Hall here tonight
in the first 50-point block of their
match for the national three
cushion amateur championship.
Harper lost the title last year
to Frank Fleming at Champaign,
The Washington times., 1931-12-21

It seems that after the out
door boxing season closed at
Fort washington late last
october. Matchmaker Frankie
Mann was no little perplexed
to find a spot, as the boys call
the locale of their operations,
wherein to promote winter
fighting.
The Washington times., 1931-12-21
MOSEANS ANXIOUS

The Mosean five is seeking a
game with l45.pound team for
tomorrow night. Call District
e163.
The Washington times., 1931-12-21
Color Surrounds Alex. Ring
Program Tonight

Alexandria tonight local boxing fans offered
fights of the provided they have the
the desire Bobby Goodwin swap punches
with the main 60 the Alexandria Day Nursery
henef card
The Washington times., 1931-12-21

NICK TRONSKY, of
New Britain, Conn., is the
ace of the Connecticut
Blue Ribbons who face
the flashy National Pale
Dry team, of Washington,
at the Lucky Strike alleys
Wednesday, December 80.
Tronsky is the present No.
1 ranking bowler of the
country. Frank Barber is
manager of the invaders.
Carl Frisk is the leading
bowler of Hartford, Conn.
The other members of the
team are Jack White, Bill
Tato, Mike Bogino and
Joe Gacek.
The Washington times., 1931-12-21

Daily Nebraskan, student paper
at University of Nebraska, states:
"The. football team has become
nothing except an advertising me-
dium for the university"
Isn't advertising something
that's paid for?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19
U. S. STUDYING
PLAN TO PLACE
LIMIT ON ARMS
Budget Method Considered
as Means to Curb
War Preparation.
BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June ia study
of the budgetary method Of limiting
arns-which France and her allies
have praised and the United States
has fought-is being made bv
American disarmament experts. it
was learned today.
Although officials emphasized
that they expected to continue al
the world disarmament conference
next year their long fight for the
direct limitation Of war materials
which they regard as more effective
than the budgetary method. Re-
cent changes have made them
slightly more cordial toward the
French thesis.
The primary change is In the
method Of applying the budgetary
system. Originally it was proposed
that the budget Of the United
States, for instance, should be
compared with that of Nation b"
Ambassador Hugh Gibson at the
preparatory disarmament meetings
pointed out this method would be
unfair to the United States. This
country pays its soldiers more than
any other nation. Steel and other
materials cost more here. Wages are
higher. Thus the United States
might spend more than Nation b"
yet get less fighting power for the
money.
Other nations realized the JUS
tice Of this objection and the
method was changed to provide that
budgets of the same nations should
be compared for successive years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19
NEGRO CAUGHT IN CHASE

Pursued six blocks by passersby,
John Hunter, Negro, TIC Darnell
street, Thursday night was captured
and held for police after he is al
legged to have smashed a window in
a parked car and stolen a quantity
of clothing.
The automobile was parked near
st. Clair and Meridian street. Wit
nesses told police that the Negro
obtained a suitcase from the auto
mobile. Police are holding the
clothing until the owner Of the car
is located.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19
PROBE POLICE SHOOTING
Captain Claims Ricocheted Bullet
Wounded College Athlete.
BIZ United Press

bY Untted Press
CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 49,
Investigation began today into the
wounding Of Lowell Mason, Duke
university football star, by Police
Captain Alex West, who fired at
Mason when he leaped from a police
car in which he was being taken to
headquarters after an automobile
accident.
West claimed he fired his pistol
downward and that it ricocheted
from the pavement The bullet
pierced the college students pelvic
bone.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19

fight against Lieutenant Paul ThlH-
tun, night commander Of Gary po-
lice, who was suspended after he
had testified before the grand jury
investigating alleged crime condi-
tons in Gary. Johnson indicated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19

Quoting the Gary investigation, re-
vealed that on May 8, Thixtun sub
mitted list Of gambling establish
ments which now are paddock pro-
ceedings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19

ing the mayors conduct. Thixtun
denied writing the letter and Estil
declared he never had received It.
Kenneth Parmalee, assistant
prosecuting attorney, who is con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TIilxLun would be charged with in
subordination.
Mayor johnson exhibited an un-
siened copy Of a letter which he
declared Thixtun had written to
Prosecutor Robert C. Estil criticiz-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19
PAGE 10
Surrender Witneas nies

BIZ United Press
SPENCER, Ind. June l9-Albert
o. Patrick, 81, veteran OF the Civil
war, died at his home here. He
witnessed General Lees surrender
at Appomattox.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19
MAYOR FIGHTS OFFICER

Gary Police Lieutenant Accused as
Part of Vice Probe.
GARY, Ind, June i9.-Mayor r.
o. Johnson is prepared to press his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-19

The Home Of Guaranteed Furniture conveniently located
Washington just IL blocks Of Illinois
street directly opposite statehouse.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
CHARITY GAMES
ARE ON TAP
Eastern Schools Planning
Tournaments On
Gridiron

NEW YORK. Oct. Is. GA quick
response TO owen ID. YLung's call
Tor football to help the unemployed
mas brought prospects Of the greatest
grldiron carnival in the first two
weeks Of December the u. s. ever has
seen.
Today, less than "a hours after the
chairman OF Pres. Hoover's COM
mittee on the mobilization OF relief
resources issued his request for foot
balls aid, games have been arranged
involving ten OF the EaSt's outstand-
ing football schools, the western
conference has laid the groundwork
Tor most battles and various ether
colleges AMI even professional teams
nave fallen In line.
The Army-Navy game at New York
Dec. II. originally the one big charity
clash, now takes place as the climax
OF a great football festival with two
grldiron tournaments involving Yale.
Dartmouth. Holy Cross and Brown
on the one hand and Princeton,
pennsylvania, Cornell and Columbia
on the other taking place during the
week preceding the service cash.
Ine two tournaments. which bring
a new idea into eStern football were
announced last night through K. X
Hall, chairman Of the intercollegiate
football rules committee. at the re-
1uest OF the colleges. The four New
England institutions will meet In the
Yale bowl Dec. S. while the others
Will come together at New York Dec.
3. In each tournament two 20-min-
ute preliminary games will be play
cd. with the opposition decided py
lot, ard the two winners will meet
IN a Commute final.
Although no games have ret been
arranged IN the Western conference
the rules have been amended to err
nit members to engage one another
in charity games and to extend their
seasons 70 Nov. 20. Major John l.
Griffith. Big Ten athletic COM
missioner estimated that five such
games would net close to 81, 1000, 600
for the unemployed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
VISITORS In
GREAT SHAPE
Howard Barrett, Stellar
Back, Slated To Play
For Bulldogs

Brownsville highs climb back UP
the football ladder will meet a high
hurdle here at $3.50 p. m. when the
Screaming Eagles take on John Rea-
gan Houston) at Tucker field.
The squad tapered off with light
exercises Thursday afternoon in
preparation for the contest while
the Houston Bulldogs swung aboard
q rattler for Brownsville.
Reagan has one Of the strongest
high school teams In the state and
Coach Arnold Krichamer Is bring
ing 81 of his men here on the
squad. In the group Is Warren
Barrett. husky half back, over whom
an eligibility fight Is raging in
Houston. Barrett is a stellar per-
former.
The Eagles have been pointed
against Reagan for the past two
weeks. The visitors r expected
to spring a full Pledged Notre Dame
attack against the locals.
This will be Brownsville fans
first opportunity to see the Eagles
In action against tough opposition.
Tickets are on sale at downtown
points.
The probable line-ups:
EAGLES Pos. REAG D.
L. Escobar Gooden
Left End
yates MCNadtdu
Left Tackle
FT"n0m1M hUIEEH
Left Guard
Ross rdITeu
Center
r. Escobar Hogge
Right Guard
g. Bennett Witt
Right Tackle
A. Taggart ............. Padgett
Right End
villarreal Rickard
Quarter
washington or Trujillo.. ... .Asbell
Half
Pacheco or Cabler ......... Barrett
Half
Ed Ems Royal
Fullback
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
Chances For Title
Will Be Tested Out Friday

over there will be no time for let
downs. The T1rSedes o irgen.
under Coach SchmalzTe.d is q
.0ugh one.
They have drawn a 90 tie. q
1910 win and a 60 loss IL three
games with strong outfits. Al
though practically out OF the run
ming for championship honors, the
Mercedes boys are well prepared to
spring occasional "upSets."
This will be the Eagles second
home game ard a large crowd will
probably witness the game.
In Capt. McCord. fullback; A.
Jackson, half; d. Seitz. half; and
d. GroSsnickle, quarter; the Eagles
have uncovered a hard charging
backfield. The Eagles also have
another find in II. Amyx. a pass
s%nagging demon from Breckenridge
high.
However, just how they will COM
pare with Mercedes smart little
quarter and captain, Etnire. who
has been change from center to
backfield. and his running mates,
Wilhelm. Hager and Bailey remains
to be seen.
Starting lineups OF the two teams
will probably be:
Mercedes Pos. Mission
Greene E. Miller
Left End
Trouinger .............. ferguson
Left Tackle
Dillon card
Left Guard
Mitchell Duncan
Center
Welsh Carpenter
Right Guard
VanBurg Wood
Right Tackle
Ewing II. Amyx
Right End
Etnire (capt.) $3.50. ID. Grossnickle
Quarterback
Bailey A. Jackson
Right Half
Hager .......... d. McCord (capt.l
Left Half
Wilhelm ID. Seitz
Fullback
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
HOUNDS OUT
OF HARNESS

10y L.M.A tlf H"NHHA ANA.N.MH
SAN BENITO, Oct. l5.-So many
san Beni,o high sch Grey
hounds are inelig Die at this time
that Coach Grady Reynolds, VINO
las had tie experience d having
= number u M1A Ols y. tie liar
lLAtl games -or TINS reason, had
~ look al lle calendar Thursday No
re-asslra himself Jhat lle Car
a-aa-s really W-rO no. - .AG scleG-
I-e To- E1-a@y.
But even AayMoD1sIi-U, which
comes ler. FRIDAY, may prove 10 De
q hard nut 10 crack with live men
lle-gll-e aid Coach Grady Rey-
mods IS expecting any ming except
: runaway.
All the losses have been II the
Inc. Louis Humble, Bernard woods
Robert GJOde, Gilbert Pills and
Wyman Jones, al llncmen, are
ineligible for play this week. This
VIII give Vernon MayIield and
Gleason Place a good opportunity
to earn permanent oeI.hs Tor them
selves a. guard positions and Eldon
Scogln a place at end. Z 0ode is an
end and it appears as If he may
be out fSr the season. Remainder
Of the ineligibles are guards.
The backtlcld Is intact but the
horscmen cannot do anything II
he line Is in bad shape, says
Grady.
the reserves are playing in
Lyford THURSDAY. They also have
ames with the Harrington and
1-owr-v le reserves ard a return
ame with the McAlien reserves
whom they defeated recently, by
one touchdown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
CLASSIC ON TAP HERE FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Guess Score And
See Notre Dame
Film Sat a y

The Spirit OF Notre Dame. q
football picture which has been ac-
corded high acclaim. opens az the
Capitol Theatre with mid-'yht
matinee Saturday. In conjunction
with this show. Manage John
Tanning is offering prizes to fans
who call the turns In the Drake
Notre Dame gaane Saturday.
One ticket 70 those who gueS
correct score. Fill In here: Notrs
Dame ........: Irake ~. WY.
Two tickets 10 those who nams
the quarter which see most scor-
ing. Fill here: ......-..- quarter.
Four TO the fan who names tbs
player who scores first. Fill here:
Each fan Is entitled 20 one guess
nc each OF the three propositions.
The answers must be I'm the hands
of The Herald sports editor by 10
a. m. Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
SELLOUT GAME
Seen AS DUE

CHICAGO. Oct. is. P-Western
confe. ence football attendance fig
ures for 1881 will take a big jump
Saturday with two capacity " near
c~apscity crowds Just about assured.
The traditional rivalry between
Michigan and Ohio State has all
the elements to induce a sellout In
Michigan's huge stadium and 10000
or more spectators r expected 10
watch the wolverines and Buckeyes
struggle to remain in the champion
ship race.
There have been few eIlouts at
the University Of Chicago In recent
seasons but the appearance Of little
Able Booth and his Yale squad.
along with the ceremonies IN con-
nection with Amos Alonzo Stages
fortieth consecutive year OF coach
ing the Maroons, have stirred the
imaginations OF the customers to the
extent that $4,000 spectators. all
Stagg field viii accommodate, are vir-
tually certain.
Wisconsin and Purdue, another
pair Of teams with elimination from
the championship scheme facing
will battle at Madison. and an
other $4,000 probably will be added Z
the attendance figures. Iowa will
hold its homecoming at Iowa City,
with Indiana as its foe. which prob
ably will be good for 5000 or more.
The appearance Of the University Of
CALIFORNIA; southern branch at
Northwestern does not rate as a big
attraction, but wildcat followers are
proud Of their team and the contest
al Evanston should attract about
10000. Illinois and Bradley will MAY
before the Illinois student body and,
plus about $4,000 Illinois school chill
dren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
Mat Card Up Here
Tonight; 0'Brien Is Back

Pat OBgien. the grinning Irish
g-ggCy4c, returns TO the Browns
vile grGnt wars here tonight, tax
ing on Tony lie Blanc Ia the main
event Of q card to be staged at the
American Legion Sports arena.
OBI en- has MADE a big h. with
local fans. re gives them a lot o.
action ana his shown ush.p IS
good Its hard 10 convince some o.
the local gruut and groan fanatics
that Pa isn't the strongest IAN on
earth. They po.at 10 the things H.
did TO Dutch Leahman and il al
most takes a stra!ghtjacket to calm
Them down.
lie Blanc Is a sturdy performer
who will make O'Brien give his
best. He has wrestled here on num-
grous occasions and has never fail
ed to turn in a good show. win,
lose or draw. THIS barefoot boy"
knows his bar in ~chancery.
The semi-final pits Geo. Poulos
and Geo. Craig. Just why this bout
was relocated 70 the second post on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15

Craig is high.y popular here-oT
vas before his last bOut-and Pou-
los is a certain crowd puller. He IS
noted for the rough stuff. Craig
has never sidessepped a fight as
yet. He has gained most Of his
popularity by roughing larger men.
But, be that as it may. Craig is
out here hus.iing hard all the time
and fans are wondering just wha,
he will do against the rough and
tumble Greek.
The bouts get under way at BIS
D. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
How Eagles And
Reagan Compare

The John Reagan and Browns
vile AigA. SQUADS WA.cA meet Ae.e
Friday afternoon are set cut below
John Reagan:
James Farrell, center, los.
raymond Fermal. hall, 80.
3 Warren Barrett, na-I, ~.
4-John Padget, end, lou.
Thomas Cortemegha, MAJ, las
-Wilbur Gooden. end, l6i.
Maurice Brooks, quarter, l55.
8 Marion Asbeu, half, 1873.
Burt Better, end, los.
lO-Roy Royal, full, los.
llJohnnie Rikard, quarter. $50
l2-Thomas Thornton. center. l10
l3-Colfton Hogge, guard, l62.
l4-Quig McMahan, tackle, ITO.
l5-Earry Witt, tackle, EOS.
l6-Alton Couvillion, guard. ITS.
l7-Martin Sorsby, tackle, l69.
l8-W. II. Price, tackle, $50.
19-Spike Turner, full, l55.
2O-John Kalleen, guard, l69.
2lJack Farrar. end. l60.
Screaming Eagles:
Lotto Escobar. end, 100.
Stan Ross, tackle, las.
Miller Seaman. guard, i57.
Herbert Thomas. center. l62.
SD Bennett. tackle. l65.
Allison Taggart, end, $50.
Tee gillarreal, quarter. $50
Geo. Cahler, half, l27.
r Truiillo. half, 1873.
Ed Ems. full, $50.
c. Pacheco, half. Isl.
Walter washington. half. $50
John Cooper, half, l35.
Lencho Ceyares. quarter. 100.
Carlos Delgado. quarter, i28.
Bill Barber, full. 155.
M. Trujillo. half, 1873.
Wilbur Washington, guard, l23.
Cotton Warner, tackle. l28.
Harold Keller. guard, la.
Dick Cooper, center. las.
A. Alvarez. guard, IS.
Homer Fitch, tackle, i55.
Re- 70 Escobar. $50.
S. r. end, $780,
Thomas Glenn, end. l4s.
Roy Bennett. tackle, l25.
Howard Frazier, guard. i65.
Roever. guard, $50.
Ruperto Loya, full, 1875.
M. de Ia Huerta. quarter, IS.
RAYMOND Mickle, guard, 100.
I,loyd Parker. half. 100.
Gerald Wigington. half. lis.
Clarence la Roach. end. 100.
Willie King, half, l40.
Stroman. guard, i35.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
M'Anen to Play
Alice Grid Unit
fBv staff Correspondent,

McALLEN, Oct l5.-The McAllen
RuIldoes win leave here Friday
morning for Alice. The Alice team
e fresh from a sound beating at
the hands OF RohStown to the tune
Of 1860, but this is no indication as
n what will take place between
the bulldogs and the boys rom the
queen City. =.
i,r,es ~ consequence. Last season
~ MeAIlenites whipped Alice S.
= This Is McAllen's last Kings
:" zane. for afterward L will
plS Men making mai the trip are; HAYS HAYS
s0ass' KsTam, q . low. w EsaS.
rs ar poIlins. t. Karam. McVey'
westmoreland, and FINCH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15

MISSION. Oct. ~l5.-Settling down
p ter re- lar class "B" schedule,
lie IL sion Eagles are hard at work
preparing for Fridays tilt with the
Ne ,ccLcs TIGERS here.
With each game meaning more
and more TO the Eagles who took
the measure Of the Tri-City Bears
last week, Coach Beatty realizes
.that from now until the season is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(BY The Associated PreSSl

DETROI-Morrie Sherman. Mich
igan, outpointed Tug Phillips. Erie,
Pa. U0).
OAKLAND, Calif.-Midget VOL
CAST, Philadelphia, knocked out
Tony Russell, New Orleans, (3).
Billy Wells. England. stopped Mickey
Gibbons, Vallejo. (4).
SAN FRANCISCO-Leon Chew
alier. San Francisco, knocked out
Jack Spence, Dallas, ~.
TWIN FALLS, Ia.-Franuel Quin-
tero, Tampa, Fla, stopped Tony
Sottelo. Philadelphia. G0l.
SEATTLE-Tod Morgan. Seattle.
outpointed Sammy Santos, Los An
geles, 90.
During the ten-year period from
1920 TO 1890 there were about
600 600 cases Of smallpox in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
CapOne Insulted
By School Paper

EVANSTON, H., oct. Is. R-A
Capone has been invited 10 stay
away from Northwestern University
football games in the future.
Jack Leach, chairman Of the
editorial board OF the Daily North
western. student publication OF the
university, issued the invitation.
yesterday IN the newspaper. COM
menting on CapOne's recent appear
ance at the Northwestern-NebraSka
football game.
Under the caption, Get this
Capone," Leach said:
You are not wanted az Dyche
Stadium nor at Soldier Field when
Northwestern is host. You are not
getting away with anything and
you are only impressing a moronic
few who don't matter anyway"
Leach complained that Capone at
the Nebraska game" swept In with
an escort of motorcycle police like
an emperor going to his coronation"
Canada last year ranked second
among the countries producing
gold. being bestec only by the
Union OF South Africa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
DONNA PLAYS
PICKER SQUAD
Have Real Oppo'
nents In Robtown's
Fast Aggregation

Game Today
Edinburg Jrs.. at McAllen Jrs.
Friday
John Reagan at Brownsville.
Robstown at Donna.
McAllen at Alice.
Raymondville at San Benito.
Mercedes at Mission.
P-SJ-A at La Feria.
Edinburg at WeSlaco.
Three in~tersectional and four
district clashes are on the Valleys
grid docket for Friday aftsx1nAl
The Valley will likely 9rf4 90
OF her intersectional gaswx .
win the third by a top-heavv UJtnt,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15

Inc valley Will likely 9kf4A 80
OF her intersectional gasxE& .
win the third by a top-heavy Ubhnt.
John Reagan Houston), n OF
the contenders for the state title.
comes to Brownsville for an en-
gagement with the Screaming
Eagles. The locals are hoping TO
surprise the visitors with a Staunch
defense.
Donna, far ahead in the Valley
B" ranks, takes on a tough num-
Der at Donna Friday in Robstown.
The Cotton Pickers have been
running wild in their section. Last
week they trounced Alice 1860. 1t
Is hard to see a victory for the
Valley team, but they are certain
TO put up a game hard fight. Robs-
town has found Valley teams tough.
Last season they seemed headed for
a District Eight title when they
a into the Harlingen Cardinals
and lost by a lop-sided count.
San Benito, another undefeated
club in the b" ranks, has an easy
one In Raymondville. The Hounds
have been hard hit by ineligibiliti-s
and may have a long pull against
the Willacy county boys, however.
Mission, also undefeated, takes
on a real test in Mercedes. Coach
Schmalzreid has been pointing for
this encounter and he Is anxious
to bring home a victory.
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo at La
Feria and Edinburp at Waslaro
complete the program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-15
Grid Trays Scheduled Over Valley for Frida:
G'Sores
NV -

Campbell's Bowling Alleys took
three straight games from the
Frigidaire five here Wednesday
night in the teams first start in
the business Mems Ten-Pin league.
The first game was the warmest.
Campbell's won out 773-76l.
Scores for the night were gen.
orally low. Call \ ay OF Campbell's
got high three w.th a sol. Galloway
also had single with a l89.
The scores:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
GIRL NET STARS
MEET IN CONTEST

PHILADELPHIA KET
CLUB. ST. MAREINS, Sept. 10.
U.P)-Alice Marble top seeded 10
vear-old girl OF san Francisco, was
10 meet Hilda Boehm, seeded sew
enth and a representative Of Bos-
ten in the semi finals of the girls
national tennis play here this after
neon. The other pairing will be
Grace Wheeler of Santa Monica,
cal. against Ruby Bishop off Los
Angeles.