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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
KIrkWood Match Set

Joe Kirkwood, Australian trick
shot artist, and Ralph Stonehouse.
Coffin pro, will be paired against
Chuck Garringer, Speedway pro.
and Neal Mcintyre, Highland pro.
in the eighteen-hole exhibition
match at Speedway next Sunday.
Kirkwood, rated among the top
flight golfers of the world, will dis
play some Of his famous trick shots
after the match.
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Bill Terry Signs Two-Year
Contract to Manage Giants

Mel OFT and pitchers Jim Moo
ney and Carl Hubbell Terry
was particularly disappointed in the
failure of his pitching staff this sea-
son and the slump of many of the
clubs most dependable players.
Terry, 33, is one of the youngest
managers in major league baseball.
He shares that honor with Charley
Grimm, player manager of the Chi
cago Cubs, who is the same age.
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Tracy Starts
Hard Training

FlStlc fans of the city are Begin
ming to look ahead to the next bov-
ing SHOW at Perry stadium on the
night Of Sept. % and if advance COS
SIP means anything the Tracy Cox
Harry Dublinsky feature will attract
the record crowd of the local glove
season. e-O'0
Cox has jumped into hard train
ing Tor the important contest, for
ne realizes Dublinsky is one of the
promlnents of the lightweight
ranks. 1t will be scheduled ten
round scrap.
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Ruth to Miss
League Games
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Babe
Ruth still hopes to play in his
tenth world series in the 1882
classic. The Yankee sluggers con-
dition was reported improved today.
He had practically no fever and the
pain in his side from an inflamed
appendix was decreasing.
1t will be another day at least be-
fore he can be up and around. it
was said, and the diet which he
has been given has left him weak.
Ruth probably will not play in any
more league games, it was said. but
if he continues to improve should
be in top shape for the series.
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TIES DOUBLES MARK
knickerbOcker of Hens Poles Sixtv
Third Two Dagger.
By Times Speciai

- Z tWt y NDfffNI
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.-Bu
hnlckerbocker, star Toledo short
stop, who is being groomed to fiji
the position for the Cleveland
Americans next year, tied the
American Association two-base hit
record here Monday when he poled
his sixty-third two-bagger of the
season. The A. A. record was es-
tablished by Earl Smith when with
Minneapolis in 1924.
Pearson of the Hens held the
Colonies to one hit in the first
half of the twin bill, and it was a
home run by Olivares. Craghead of
Toledo held Louisville to one hit last
Saturday.
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Monday Fight Results

AT NEW YORK-Benny Leonard, former
lightweight champion. easily outpointed
Nike Sarko, New York middleweight, in
ten rounds here.
AT LOUISVILLE-Bil Moore Indian
apolS middlewelght, dropped a ten-round
decision TO Jimmy Finley Of Louisville
AT PHILADELPHIA-Ben Bass ex-
IeatherWeight champion. trouncsd Tony
Falco over the ten-round route scoring
four knockdowns. Eddie Coll, Tacony
lightweight, beat Joey Costa. New York
IN eight rounds
AT observation-disclosures Thomas. Pitts
ourgh Negro bantemveight outpointed
Art GerouX of Montreal in ten fast rounds
Johnny Dstto. Cleveland festherweight
thumped Jimmy Dean, Erie Negro. In ten
AT CHICAGO-Ray Tramhlie Rockford
veteran. was trounced soundly in ten
rounds By Young StuhleI Of Kewanee.
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has Sept. rs open. Games are desired with
state teams preferred.
Glen Valley A. C.s defeated Morgantown
az Morgantown Sunday. to 8. Next Sun
CAV the Morsantown team will play at
G!en Valley. lot of interest has been
stirred up in the rivalry battles.
Mars Hill lost hard fought game
Sunday to the strong Indiana Nll-Stars
OF Greencastle. to 6. Next Sunday
indianapolis All-Stars will visit Mars Hill
and another interesting game is expected.
KirshbaunT All-Stars won their twelfth
ana thirteenth consecutive games of the
IL to 4. and Brightwood Cubbs. to 3.
The. second tilt was a tight pitching bat
Tie between Montgomery of the Cubs and
Abe Goldsmith of the All Stars who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
PURPLE OPENS FRIDAY

Washington high school CONT
nentals will open their football
campaign Friday, opposing Carmel
at the west side field Eleven let
ter nen--Captain Warren, Burns,
DeXalan, Baumbach, Brown, Yo-
vanovich. Lunar, Totten, McTars-
ney. Cherry and Howard are work
ing out.
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allowed three hits. All-Stars are without
game Sunday and would like to hear
from any strong city or state team Joe
1aver he's been signed up for the rest of
the season. For games write manager
l2O2 South Meridian street. Apt. 8. or
phone Drexel 5244-R near D. m.
Leon Tailoring nine has an open date for
sunday and desire to hear from a fast
club. Icons have one of the strongest
nneups IN the city and were recent win
ners OF the Big Six League. The Tailor
boys have lost but two games out of
twenty-five played and have won eleven
consecutive starts. Call Harry Beplav
Irvington 1897. Flanner and Buchanan
notice
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Mcintyre in
Record Round
BIZ Times Snecinl

By Times Special
GREENFIELD, Ind, Sept. 1s.-
Neal Mcintyre, Highland of Indi-
annapolis pro, shattered the course
record here Monday with a 81. five
under par, and during the weekly
INDIANA pro-amateur tourney. He
paired with G. Hidy, Anderson ANA
teur, TO capture first honors with
a best ball score of 81. Mcintyre
was clicking in brilliant fashion off
the tee and had ten one-putt greens.
Massie Miller and Bert Bruder of
indianapolis placed second with a
o. Next weeks event is carded at
Charlottesville.
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He cut corners. He tried for dis
lance out Of the rough where his
rivals played in safety, and he went
after his long puts where some of
the others we're content to come
close on the approach and TO go
down on the second bang at the
hole.
Ouimet Cards 7S
Today's second and final qualifica-
ton round found many of the pre-
tournament favorites already on the
outside looking IN at the boys who
will rate places in match play Fran
els Ouimet of Brookline, Mass, de
Tending champion, could do no bet
ter than 70 on his first tour
Others of Ouimets border line"
class included Tony Torrance of
England. with 80; Eric McRuvie,
who, like Torrance, was a member
of the British Walker cup team with
70; John DE Forest, British amateur
champion, rs; Don Moe. Portland,
80, Rex Hartley, England, 81 Then
there was Eric Fiddian, another
British cupper, who was we'll out Of
it with a 80 for his first effort.
Along with Fischer, the leaders as
the second qualification round
started today were Jack Westland
of Chicago H. and Charley Yates,
Georgia Tech sophomore; Johnny
Goodman of Omaha, George Voigt
of New York, w. o. Blaney of West
Newton, Mass, and d. l.. Armstrong
of Lancaster, Pa, each of whom
had a r.
MoreIand, Seaver Slip
Two young stars prominently
mentioned as possible successors to
Ouimet, Charley Seaver of Los An
geles, and Gus Moreland of Dallas,
were fairly safe with the f1rst-round
scores of rs and rs, respectively.
Chandler Egan of Delmonte, Cal,
became one of the sentimental IA
vorites by scoring 70 in his first
test. Egan won the title in 1904,
and repeated in 1905.
Today's play will be made up of
the second qualifying round Of
eighteen holes. Two rounds Of
match play at 10 holes Wednesday
will reduce the thirty-two qualifiers
to a field of eight, which will begin
80 hole match rounds on Thursday.
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Giants finish we'll
up in first division
next season.
Terry said he
would reorganize
the t e a m ext
year into a much
more formidable
organization He
said he could not
announce definite
plans at this time
because the sea-
son was not fin
ished.
However, it is
u n d e r. t God in
baseball circle S
t h a t Bill will
S h a k e up tn e
whole team. There
is the possibility
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
Dunn Takes
Medal Title

Another title was added to the
collection of Elizabeth Dunn of
Riverside, city women's links cham
pion, when she banged out an 81 at
Indianapolis Country Club Monday
to capture the city women's golf as
sociation's annual medal tourna-
ment.
Mrs. B. c. Stevenson of Meridian
Hills, Miss Mary Gorham of High
land and Mrs. j. G. Patten of I. c. C..
tied for runner-up honors with 89s.
Low net laurels we're taken by Mrs.
Robert Benham of I. G. c., who had
a gross of 81 and a handicap of f1f-
teen piVj11o her 10
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BIZ United Press
LONDON, Sept 13.-Lord Wake
field, wealthy British sportsman and
backer Of Kaye Don in his efforts
to gain the Harmsworth trophy for
England, announced Monday he was
finished with motorboat racing
Il will not participate in any more
of the contests" Lord Wakefield
said. My reasons are personal"
Don's latest bid for the trophy
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Thomas was close to turning in a
shutout, the one error of the game
paving the way for the lone Buck
eye run. The Indians got away to
a lead of to 0 in the initial stanza.
on hits by White, Huff and Anglev
and hit batsman, Kroner taking a
Dean wild one in the ribs.
Angley Hits Well
A drive by Tom Angley gave the
fans a thrill in the jump-off in
ming, his line clout bouncing of the
rlght-f1eld wall 1t was a mighty
smack and probably set a record for
being the longest and hardest single
hit at Perry stadium. Goodman.
visiting right-f1elder, made a per-
feet play on the rebound and held
Tom on first.
In the fourth stanZa Goodman got
two bases when Taitt dropped his
long fly, Crawford fouled to Kroner
Riggs beat out hit to short. thanks
10 umpire Johnston's bad guess. and
Goodman scored on IDEAS one
base poke. The Columbus run
scoring ended there.
In the eighth the home nine nut
over second cluster of two markers
on singles by Angley, Chapman and
Slgafoos and a couple of outs.
Anderson Grabs Long One
Both teams experimental with
rockies, the Indians using four and
the Birds the same number The
Birds were alert in the field and ex-
ecuted three double PLAYS to inters
1ere with the Tribe attack. Harold
Anderson turned in the fielding gem
OF the evening when he went to deem
center and shared Ed Lowell's whis-
Ting drive with one hand. Lowell
1lrSt sacker, recently was recalled
by the Indians from the Scranton
Miners. go wa
Bill Thomas added fielding bril-
lance to pitching skill as he
knocked off the Birds and checked
IN with five assists and one putout
He made a snappy stop of riggs
hot shot in the eighth and cut Off
hit W 0'' vi
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HEAVY BATTLE SEPT. %
BIZ Times SpecinL

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Mickev
Walker has been granted four-day
postponement in his scrap with Max
Schmeling, former heavyweight
champion, and the rivals will square
of at Madison Square Gardens
Long Island bowl on Friday. Sept. %.
The flfteen-round scrap originally
was carded for Sept. 10, but Walker
asked the delay due to a boil on his
left arm which has hampered his
training.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
Kentucky Youth Is
3 Strokes i'm Front
Many Prominent Stars Fall Behind, Including Francis
0uimet, Defending Champion, With 70; Gus
Moreand Cards rs, Charley Seaver Gets rs.
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

BALTIMORE Md, Sept 13-Todays of the United States
amateur golf championship Johnny Fischer Thomas XIV
This 50-pound sxfooter holds
compromising set out with $50 Others complete qualifying rounds
the 1882 tournament His of SO for the qualification round
Monday just three
and only golng keep him from rating nac
in Wednesdays match e :" P'
All but overlooked when the choices for the top were being
mace
daring style which him the college with manv aotr
title Of lesser consequence 1870 ' ""0"tei
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
5 VETS JOIN BULLDOGS

Five lettermen joined the Butler
football squad Monday. Earl Elser,
Charles Dayton. Nelson Raber Rob-
ert Eynotten and Marshal Healing
were the veterans taking part in
their first drill.
Twenty-six candidates are work
ing out twice daily under Coach
Fritz Mackey.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR r
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


Minnes polls . ............ o0i OS- 0
GsS!er and Collins; Benton and Rich
ards.
Eight Innings RAIN
Milwaukee ...... 600 1913 90 10 o
st. Paul ............. 600 202 OIL 10 0
Braxton and Young; Munns, Adkins
Harris and Guiliani.
First Came
Toledo .....,........ DOL 002 100 10 0
Louisville ........... 0O1 600 600 l /
Pearson and ,ONeill; Penner and Shea.
Second Came
Toledo .............. 020 DOL 600 Z 2
Louisville .:.:...;.... DOL ITO OK IA l
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh .......... goo 0lo 600 i 2
swift and Padden; Rhe NJ G LH Elliott {
and V. Davis.
Brooklyn ........... DOL 600 lo2-4 II /
Timing, Grimes and Hartnett; CLARK
st. Louis at New York and Cincinnati at
Boston played in double-headers Sunday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia .... 1O2 1l2 600 I'll
Detroit ............. 900 600 100 9 2
Grove and Cochrane; Sorrell, Uhle and
Hayworth.
Washington ...... 030 20S 0lO- g II o
Chicago ............. 900 900 003-3 2
Crowder and Spencer; Chamberlain. Gal
Ivan and Berry.
twelve InninRsl
New York ..... 010 001 90 OO5-8 IL
Cleveland ..r..., 900 200 010 600 IA
Ruling and Dickey; Hildebrand, Connally
end Sewell.
Boston at st. Louis; PLAYED in double
header Sunday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
AKERS. SLAUGHTER SIGN

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 10. -
Jess Akers, Indianapolis light
heavyweight, and Sammy Slaughter,
Indiana middleweight champion.
have been signed by promoter Bud
Taylor for a ten-round scrap here
next Monday.
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By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-New
York's Yankees moved within one
game of the American League
championship Monday by defeating
the Cleveland Indians, 8 to 8, in
twelve innings.
Charley Ruffing who turned in
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Major Leaders
LEADING HTTrERS
MEDICAL GOLFERS PLAY

Annual golf tournament of the
indianapolis Medical Society will
be played Wednesday at Indianap-
oils Country Club, starting at 1890
o'clock. Eighteen holes of medal
play are carded.
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By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Memphis
Bill Terry, who succeeded John j.
McGraw as manager of the New
York Giants in June, was signed
Monday to continue as player-pilot
of the Bronx outfit for two more
years.
President Charles A. Stoneham
made no mention of Terry's salary,
but it is understood to be about
$4,000, with bonus at the end of
1888 and an increase in 1884 if the
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Thursday night at p. m. at Illinois
aIleys. ANY teams desiring to enter this
loop are asked to be represented
John Crawford was high in the Psstime
League Lea at the Washington alleys on open
ing night. He hit for an even 500. with
IN high single game with 22S.. six 2O1
games were posted. There are openings
t t? Two more teams to complete the pas
ume loop: For information call or see
WEBB wallace at the INDIAN allevs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
DIENHART CUTS SQUAD

With his squad cut to forty-four
candidates, Coach Joe Dienhart to-
Gay continued to drill his Cathedral
high school pigskin FASTENERS for
Friday nights game with Peru at
Butler bowl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
Tribe Regulars at Bat
PITCHING
NUMBERS BUY OUTFIELDER

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. 13.
Zach Smith, young outfielder, has
been purchased by Minneapolis,
American Association pace setter,
from Nashville of the Southern, As
ISOLATION. He will report next
spring.
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ANDERSON GRID VICTOR

By IIWeS NDeCfdI
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 1S. -
Scoring a 13-to-6 triumph over
Westfield, Anderson high school
football warriors dedicated their
new athletic field here Monday
night.
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Runs batted Hunt, Angley, ODea.
S1gafoos. Lowell Double plays-ODea to
Crawford to O'Dea; Carey TO Crawford;
Whitehead TO Carey to Crawford Left on
bases indianapolis. 2; Columbus. 9. Struck
outTBy Dean. 4; by Thomas, Q. Hit by
pitcher-By Dean (Kronerl Umpires2
Erwin and Johnson. Time-1:17.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13

IN the National League, however,
the second-place Pirates have four
teen games left and the Dodgers
twelve. If both make clean sweeps
and the Cubs win ten of their four
teen remaining games, the standings
would be:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
Yanks Need
One More
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-New
York's Yankees need only a victory
today over the Cleveland Indians to
clinch the American League pen
nant, while the Chicago Cubs re-
quire ten victories out of fourteen
remaining games to assure the Ma
tional circuit flag.
Joe McCarthy's Yankees can lose
eleven of their twelve remaining
contests, while the runner-up
Philadelphia Athletics take all of
their twelve and the Washington
Senators sweep their fourteen, and
still the New Workers will triumph.
The American League standings
then would be.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS might.
Toledo at Louisville.
Kansas City of Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at St Louis
washington at Chicago.
New York and Cleveland
only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St Louis at Brooklyn 1.-TWO gamesl.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York two gamesl.
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At Stadium Monday
COLUMBUS
INDIANAPOLIS

IoVaIs .......... 81 9 "a 9 Of
xBatted for Carey in the ninth.
+Batted for Dean in the ninth.
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that only three members of the
present lineup will remain in 1888
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The Tremounts would like to book a
double-header for next Sunday See Jim
Collins, 523 Kentucky avenue. A first base
man and catcher are wanted The ire
mounts viii practice tonight and Friday
al Diamond Chain. All players report
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wheeler Lunch Ladies League will meet
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West Side Aces defeated New Brunswick
cues, Is TO 10, IN a SUGGEST. Lewis poied
nome run during the struggle Aces will
pay at Mlckleyylne next Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13

The Second Reformed No. team of the
Reformed League featuring five members
Of the Schoch family in its lineup, de-
games while the First Tigers were taking
two from the First Y NJ c. - even
500 total by H. Schoch led this play.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bell spent the
weekend with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Fairy and daughter in Mans
field.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Anna Bryan
returned from Mt. Vernon where she
had been the guest for several days
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. McCollum and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fairy and
daughter, of Mansfield, will spent the
weekend in Rochester, Ind, where
they will be the guests of Mr. Farry's
father, 0. A. Fairy, who is celebrat-
ing his eightieth birthday. Mrs.
Fairy and daughter will remain in
Rochester for weeks visit.
~ ~
Miss Miriam Jackson, of Columbus,
is the guest this week of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis.
..s ~
Mrs. Edward Killeen and daughter,
Maxine, Mrs. r. H. Thomason, Mrs.
l.. D. Lenhart and Mrs. J. F. Bell mo-
tored to Kenton on Thursday and were
the guests of Mrs. Bells sister, Mrs.
Francis Davies.
Mrs. Paul Reid is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Cary Swingle, of Grove
port.
Mrs. H. r. Denyes spent Thursday
with relatives in Groveport.
~ .S
Mrs. Clyde Markley, of Miami, Fla.
is the guest this week of her sister
Mrs. Charles Amsden, and family, OF
Columbus.
Mrs. w. A. Holman will entertain
the members of the Bridge and Book
club at her home on N. Madison ROAD
this evening.
The Wimodaughsis society of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. John K. Coberly, Sd N
Walnut street, Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Assistant hostesse.
will be Mrs. ]. r. Watson, Mrs. A. M
Workman and Mrs William Roddy.
=: ~
Mrs. G. L. jenkins and her daugh.
ter, of Columbus, are guests this weel
of Mrs. Jenkins sister, Mrs. Ear
Robinson and her family.
~ ~
Miss Mary Katherine Bynner, Of
billiards, is the guest of her cousin
Miss Eloise Cornwell.
~ .H
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Yauger enter.
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G
Daily and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Yauger
of New Lexington
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-15
C. L. OF C. ENTERTAINED
AT PARTY AT KATHERINE
MORRISSEY HOME

Two of the committees of the Cath
olic Ladies of Columbia, went to-
gether and sponsored a party for
members of the organization which
was held at the home of Miss Kath-
crime Morrissey, near here, on Tues
day evening.
About thirty were present, most of
these being entertained at bridge and
euchre.
The score awards for bridge were
given to Miss Evelyn Fitzgibbons,
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan and Mrs. VIM.
Gallagher and at euchre to Mrs. Rose
Jones, Miss Katherine Callahan and
Mrs. Mary Connolly.