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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
White Pigeon

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Adrean
were Sunday callers at Mrs. Alice
Drake's.--Jo Fouts spent the
week end in the twin cities.--An
old time serenading and a miscel-
laneous shower were given Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McInturf, at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. McInturf, Saturday night
The crowd was given nice treat of
candy and cigars. Music was fur
nished by. the Davis brothers.
The bride accompanied, by her sis
ter, Miss Newton, gave few selec-
tions. A number of nice and USE
full presents were received, and are
very much appreciated.--M and
Mrs. Geo. James and Walter Ander-
son spent Sunday with relatives in
Harrison cOunty.--Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. McInturf were Sunday guests
at John McInturfs. Caroline Green
of Stockport spent a week recently
at John Greathouse's.---T Thelma
Fogle Of Stockport has returned to
her home, after spending number
of weeks at the Snearly home.--J.
r. Best and wife, Russell Best and
wife and daughter spent Sunday
with Vivian Wise and children OF
GAINESVILLE. Geo. Strobe and wife
and Clair Strobe and wife were Sum
day guests at Roy James. Law
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
Stockport Route Two

Regular meeting of East Windsor
grange, Friday evening, Oct. Is, be-
ginning at 7:30.--Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Hosom of Chicago arrived here Sum
day for a visit with relatives
Born to Carl Rippey and wife, Oct.
Is, a daughter, named Rhea jean
een.--Mr. and Mrs. Ona Watson re-
turned Friday to their home at Co
lumbus, after visit with relatives
here Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Teal Of
Rich Creek, Va, are visiting the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Tillie Henery, and
brother, Emmett Gatewood.- Roy
McVeigh of Chicago visited over
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Rilla
McVeigh.--Fl Floyd Hendershot and
children visited over Sunday with
relatives at Lower Salem Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Blaney and Mrs. Carl
Wilson Of Newark were guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Bole.--Sunday guests of Mrs. Liz
zie Rhinebarger and sons Frank
and Clarence were Mr. and Mrs. C.
F. Moore and daughters Marie and
Ada, and Miss Betty Jean Rhine
barger of Fultonham; Mr.. and Mrs.
-. II. AcdSuIS duu uouSuCCio OAdu
and Florence, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bartholomew and son George, and
Miss Mary Rhinebarger of Zanes-
vile, and Mrs. Caroline Denny of
New Lexington. The latter remain
ed for few weeks visit---Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Hupp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Hupp and daughter of
GAINESVILLE were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. .Clem :. Sells, Sunday Miss
Lura Behout is working at the home
of Carl, Rippey.--Mr. and Mrs. Den
zil Frameb and daughter of Philo
were guests of Arthur Hosom, Sun
day. Eileen Brewer of McConnels-
vile spent Saturday night and Sun
day with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Moore.--E. r. McAtee
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Emory and daughter spent Sunday
at Parkersburg with relatives. Mr..
and Mrs Harold McVey of Cincin-
natl visited Sunday with the for
mers mother, Mrs. Olive Hanna,
and grandparents, j. P. Hosom and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Postichel
and daughter of Swifts were guests
Sunday of Carl Bebout' Mrs. Liz
zie Rhinebarger and son Frank
spent Tuesday at GAINESVILLE. Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Calendine spent
Monday in Columbus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman entertained at their
home Saturday, Mrs. Ocie Wilson
and son Clyde, wife and children,
and Mrs. Fox of Kentucky. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Moore and sons, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arch Moore and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Moore and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pettibone
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Peterson. The latter also enter
tanned the same guests at their
home, Sunday and Mrs. Jake
Miller of Xenia spent Friday at
their farm here
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
Chesterhill

Carl Patterson is confined to his
home, suffering with "a blood clot
on the muscles of his heart. Men
ton of his illness is made elsewhere
in this paper.--A son weighing
eight and a half pounds was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller (Lu-
cille Dillon), Oct. Is. Named Gar
ry Eugene. Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Dill
lon and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Mil
ler of Westland are grandparents.
John and Sarah Patterson and
children of Columbus spent Sunday
with Carl and Edith Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Miller spent
Saturday in GAINESVILLE. Miss Lu-
cille Miller returned home with
them for the week ,end.--Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy PenrosS Of Canton
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Sadie Penrose. Miss Hell
en- Penrose returned home with
them for a visit Miss Nina Martin
Of Rinards Mills returned home Fri
day, after several weeks stay at the
DR.. A. H. Whitacre home Mrs.
Clyde Bowman and son Dickie are
staying at the Selby Burfield home,
Stockport, while Clyde is away
Rally day was observed Sunday at
the M. E. church, with 131 in at
tendance at Sunday school, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Robinson and son
Richard of Akron, were week end
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24

been quite a sufferer with rheuma-
tism for several weeks past j Quite
a large scope of land has been leas-
ed through the central part of No
BILE county, which will be developed
for oil and gas in the deep sand.
Filling Station Held Up
The filling station on the corner
at the George v. Murray place, op-
Grated by Floyd Lowe, was held UP
one evening last week by three
highwaymen. They first bought and
paid for gas and oil, then they ask
ed for change for a. $40 bill, but
Lowe told them he could not make
the change. The holdup men seem
ed to be armed, or one of them at
least, since he exhibited three guns.
When they had gone, officers were
called from. McConnelsville, but the
sheriff and deputy both being away,
three of the highway patrol were
sent out, but were not able to get
any clews to follow, but their de-
scription seemed to fit trio who
had been operating farther north
in the state.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
by
MARY
RUSK

Questions and answers
VIE. is meant by "abrasivo' as
scd III describing cleaning mate
1ls2
Wien the term abrasive is ap-
l;cl to cleaning materials it de-
..rioes a substance containing
arp particles Of glass or sand
81 viii scratch any fine surface.
n aorasiye material should be
.~.6c! n cleaning cnarlels, paints
- It cr sara ces wi.cre a hlgh
-.' Is Gc2ired.
Can gou give n'e q recipe for
aat3 Stcw? 1t is a dish tnoVa
a tie South / understand, and I
.t...'} tie to k.coW ho1C it is con-
cocted.
Cc@lo Stew is dish suitable for
al c"else meal, and is made with ,
,'.esa ingredients:
Camp Stew
slices bacon
i, 3. latri, shoulder
S.r and pepper
onions
large potatoes
tomatoes or u c. canned tomatoes
4 1bsp. coarse crumbs
Tb3p melted butter
| tsp. Worcestershire sauce
Fry bacon Salt and pepper the
lamb. Fry lamb until brown with
sliced onions in bacon fat. Line
h5ttam Of baking dish with bacon
strips, place lamb on top of this,
having drained fat from it first.
Cover with layer of fried onions,
tnen with sliced potatoes, then to-
nlatoe3. Season lightly with salt
and pepper, sprinkle with buttered
crumbs that have been moistened
r-ith Worcestershire sadce. Cover
with a close fitting lid and bake in
a slow oven $3.50 degrees) for
about 2 hours. Uncover a few
minutes before serving and let
brown.
Is there any Way to remove
orgyrol stains from q white silk
dress?
Argyrol may leave rather per-
sistent stain. First wash the gar
ment in cold water. Apply undi-
luted hydrogen peroxide and rub
in baking soda. Hold over a bowl
Of .steaning water until the stain
fades. Rinse we'll and wash in hot
suds. This treatment may be used
on white silk, cotton, linen and
flannel.
I9il you tell me how to make q
Blsshing Apple Salad? The ap-
"'es are bright red and l acould
it:e to k11ow If they are colored
mith vegetable coloring matter.
Use these ingredients for Blush
in- Apple Salad:
Blushing Apple Salad
8 apples
lfa c. sugar
1R c. water
~ c. red cinnamon candies
l pkg. cream cheese
z Tbsp. finely chopped walnuts
Lettuce
Wash, pare and core apples.
With French, vegetable cutter,
cut small balls from 2 apples. Boil
sugar, water and cinnamon candies
5 minutes. Put whole apples at
time in the red syrup; cool slow
ly, turning frequently. When ten
der (not soft) and evenly colored,
remove from syrup, drain and cool.
Cook balls in the syrup and drain
when tender. Mash cream cheese,
soften with cream, add nuts. Fill
cavities of apples with cream
cheese making rose on top with
pastry bag. Arrange on lettuce
cups and garnish with apple balls.
Serves 6.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
Civil Service Examinations

The Ohio civil service commissions
will conduct competitive examina-
tions for 19 state positions Oct. 20,
80 and 81, according to Chairman
Ralph w. Emmons of the commits
sion. They include chief of the dir
vision of accounting of the depart
ment of liquor control, for superin-
tendent of the Mansfield reforma-
tory, dentist at state institutions,
key punch machine operator, tab
ulating machine operator, grade
three physician, psychoclinician for
the Ohio hospital for epileptics, ste
nographer, assistant highway engi-
neer, two assistant engineers for
the highway testing laboratory,
claim agent for the department of
liquor control, and grade two exam
iner for the bureau of motor We
hicles. Detailed information may
be obtained from the state civil SER
vice commission, which is located
in the new state office building.
Chairman Emmons said.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24

of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Pier
point, near Chesterhill, were mar
ried Saturday at 4 o'clock. by Rev.
VIM. G.. Dowd, at st. Paul's rectory.
The bride wore a green dress trim
med in fur, and green hat, with ac-
cessories to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierpoint are graduates of Chester
hill school, and Ohio University.
Mrs. Pierpoint has been employed
the past two years in the office OF
F. j. Beasley company. Mr.. Pier
point is principal OF Utica high
school, where he has been teaching
the last seven years. After Nov. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpoint will be at
their home at Utica. Their many
friends extend congratulations.
Marion township schools, will OBJ
serve education week in Ohio
next week. There will be a special
program each day at one o'clock.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
STATE CAPITAL NEWS LETTER
Increase In Gas Money

The gasoline tax division of the
state tax commission reported an
increase of 5,0O3,748 gallons of tax
ed gasoline for motor vehicle fuel
in August as compared with the
same month a year ago The total
certified for tax collection in Aug
ust, 1895, was 96,331,9 $50 gallons.
as compared to 81, 1,328,232 gallons
in August, 1884. In the eight
months of 1895 the total was 664,-
622,169 gallons, as compared to
629, 9,404,353 in last years like pc
riod, an increase of 35,217,816 gal
Ions. The gross amount earned by
the tax in August, was $2,733,578.-
58
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24

Csc Silk and Wool Hose, Csc, at
Kraps & Betz'.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24

wife of Stockport, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony. The
Rev. Erskine of the Church OF
Christ, of Uhrichsville, officiated
The single ring ceremony was used
Floyd McInturf and wife of New
Philadelphia were the only attend
ants. They will be at home al
Zoar, O., where the groom has en-
ployment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
Farm Income Increases

Farm income in Ohio has in
creased 81 percent over what it was
year ago, according to data CON-
piled by Director Earl H. HanefeId
of the state department of agricuI-
ture, who is dirt farmer himself.
He estimated that the cash returns
of the states 255,0OO farmers I'm
1875, will be approximately $72,--
100000 in excess of what they were
three years ago. He stated that
farm credit Is more readily avail
able and that large number Of
farms have been refinanced during
the past three years. Taxes have
been reduced to nearly half of what
they were in 1929 and 1880. Crops
Of better than the average yield
have been harvested this year in all
sections except the flood-stricken~
areas, Director Hanefeld stated.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24
Direct Relief Toll Dead

In all probability Ohio will con-
tinue to receive federal funds for
direct relief purposes until Decem-
Der /, according to word from
Washington. The government had
said that it would retire from di-
rect relief activities November /,
but delay in the Works Progress
Administration program necessitat-
ed the change in plans. When the
November date was set it was
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-24

thought that at least 100000 of the
100000 Ohio employables on relief
would be given WPA jobs by that
time. Thus far only 5000 persons
from the relief rolls have been put
to work, but additional WPA prof.
ects are being put in operation
daily, according to the state WPA
administrator.
, 1935-05-05
BEACH MEET
NEARS CLOSE
A. M. Hassell Looms AS
Dark Horse OF
Tourney

A. M. HaSSel, with q handicap OF
le, Is looming as the dark horse
OF the Rex Beach Cup tournament,
IS he has already advanced into
the semi-finals.
HasSeu defeated Charles Bowie /
up 10 20 into the semi-finaiS
In the lower bracket with Has
sell are Doug Ireland and B. K
Hlnkley. Jr., with handicaps Of Is.
who have yet TO play their third
match. However, the winner Of this
match will advance into the semi
finals because Of an incomplete
bracket. and viii meet HaSsell for
the right to enter the finals.
In the low-hRndicap bracket Fred
Adkins Is continuing his winning
stride. defeating DR.. j. 8. Peek one
I'D In Is holes. He will meet Hol-
man Harrison in a quarter-finals
match.
In the upper bracket with Adkins
are d. X. Clint and A. B. Cole, who
VIII play for the right to meet Sam
Bell in the other qu~arter-finals
match.
1t Is expected that the remaining
uuarter-finals matches viii be
played Sunday, that the semi
finals matches will be played some
time during the week, and the
finals are scheduled for Sunday,
May II.
, 1935-05-05
MAHA IS SURPRISE WINNER in KENTUCKY DERBY CLASSIC
Stuart of Donna Wins State Title in AO Yard Event
Young Jockey 10
~Speechless After
Victory In Derby

CHURCHILL DOWNS. Louisville,
KY. May 4. Rp-Ldfted to fame by
his victory ride on Omaha In the
6lSt Kentucky derby. Willie Smoky
Saunders was almost speechless with
Joy when fellow jockeys greeted him
with shouts OF -Atta-Boy" In the
Downs dressing room late Saturday.
The Sandy-haired. ~blue-eyed
youngster from Bozeman, Montana.
hardly had been able TO stutter the
customary speech. greatest thrill
OF my life" at the ceremony In front
OF the grandstand.
A broad grin spread over his SER
icus. rather peaked face when VIII
liam Woodward. owner Of Omaha,
remarked. that was a bully ride
SON"
Escorted through an admiring
throng by National GuardSmen, the
youth appeared to forget his bewild-
erment once he was In the dressing
room.
Il never had any doubt of the re-
suit when We hit the back stretch"
he remarked after recovering the
power OF speech. Omaha Is the
greatest horse I ever rode. / thought
all along he would win the derby"
, 1935-05-05
TENNIS MEET
NEARS CLOSE

AUSTIN, May 4 R-Murray
Marshall, slight. ~l6-year-old Deni-
son high school student, and Steve
Latham Of Mason advanced TO the
finals In the state tennis tournament
by straight-set victories Saturday.
Marshall upset Emil Colmenares
Of Sam Houston. Ga. 6-l. and Lath-
am buried Arthur w Gilliland OF III
Paso under a 60. 81 score.
F1nalists In girls singles were Dor
othy Pool Of Adams high school.
Odem, and Willie Dell Houston OF
Paint Rock. Miss Houston waged an
uphill battle against Floreine Jones
OF Rnippa, winning finally by a
score OF 40. Ga. 60. Miss Pool elm
mated Marjorie Murray OF Calves
ton in another three-Set match. rs.
1-6. 60.
The favored team OF Mary Nc
QuiSton and Florence Boil of North
Dallas had no trouble IN the girls
doubles Semi-finals. The Dallas pair
vanquished Zanata Novian and
Jean Stephens Of Paint Rock. so.
81. Cleo Cock and Ellen Mobiles OF
Lone Grove defeated Adele AIRING
ton and Barbara 5ivcosky OF Ander-
son. so. Ga
, 1935-05-05
Mexico Defeats
Cuba Net Stars

MEXICO. d. r.. May 4. P-Mex-
leo scored as traight set doubles VIC
tory over Cuba Saturday to gain a
three-match victory in their first
round North American zone Davis
Cup competition. The Mexican pair
Of Alfonso linda and Joe Llano de-
feated Arturo Randin and jose
Aguero Of Cuba. 6-4. 60. 6-3.
MEXICO, D. F.. May 4-P-
Mexico'S cripple Davis cup tennis
team apparently has clinched its
tirst-round American zone series
with Cuba.
Despite the illness which deprived
the team of the services OF its
captain. DR.. Ricardo Tapia, the
Mexicans made a clean sweep Of the
opening singles matches Friday.
ESteban Reyes easily whipped
Arturo Randin in the opening
match. 60. 60. 6-3. but Daniel
Hernandez. l8-year-old Mexican
Schoolboy star had TO come from
behind to down Lorenzo Nodarse In
five sets. ST, So, As. e-6. 60.
Victory In doubles automatically
would advice Mexico TO the final
round Of American zone competi-
ton.
The United States team OF Bryan
Grant. Donald Bulge and Gene
Mako will play China here next
week.
, 1935-05-05
HIGH SCHOOL
LEADS LEAGUE
San Benito Softball Loop
Has Four Games
This Week
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. May 4-The high
school entry IN the local Softball lea
que was a long time in getting TO
play a game due 20 several postpone
ments on account Of rain but when
they did see action they handed the
powerful Rio Hondo team. a 80
shellacking. 1t was Rio Hondo's
first loss.
Marshall CriSpin, high pitcher.
held the hard swatting Rio Hondo
bunch well in hand in the Friday
night game. beating Bill Kachtick,
veteran Of many baseball wars. Two
runs were scored in the seventh and
the third was a homer by Willett.
The Hygeia team took its first
licking Monday night when the
Lions turned the trick. 10 to 3. Tues
day night Highland downed the XII
wants team in a close contest. 8 TO 5
and Wednesday night F~ireStone won
a postponed game from the Lions,
Q 70 8. II was a l0-inning game. first
extra inning tilt Of the season.
FreStone had little trouble cal
ci-lining Rangerville. Is TO o, Thurs
day night.
, 1935-05-05

terSon, HillSboro; 3-Atwood. Texas
City; 4-McLean. Brady. Time, 52.4.
$50 Yard Run
l-Cardwell. North Side OF Fort
Worth; 2-Huggins, Zephyr; s.
Bearden, McCamey: 4-Huddleston.
LameSa. Time, 2:O2-5.
Mile Run
BELL. Dowdy; 2-Martin, Wood
row Wilson OF Dallas; 3-GarciG,
Thomas Edison of San Antonio; -
Oats. Melvin. Time. 4:40.6.
Mile Relay
- Abilene CT1dwell. Jones,
Chaince and Green: 2-Greenville;
3-Waco; 4-Breckenridge. Time,
1902.
200 Low Hurdles
1-Burnstein. Houston San ia
cinto: 2-Hartenberger, Thomas
jefferson of San Antonio; 3-Ever-
cit. Valley Mills; 4-Kriesle. Aus
tin. Time. IS seconds.
100 High Hurdles
Fitzgerald. BARRIERS Hill; o
Lilliard. Woodrow Wilson Of Dali
las: 3-ThomaSon. Brentwood: s.
Shoemate, Edna. Time. l5.4.
Broad Jump
l-Fitzgerald, BARRIERS Hill: Q
DotSon. Wharton: 3-Altenburg,
Henderson: 4-WilliamS. Austin.
Distance. 81 feet. 5A inches.
High Jump
ALLEN. Prairie Point; well
born, New Boston. and Wilson. Ro-
tan. tied for second; Shoemate OF
Edna and Hansen Of Oak Cliff,
Dallas. tied for fourth. Height five
feet ten inches.
Pole Vault
Bryan. Richmond: 2-Johnson,
New Boston, Golf OF Evant and
Patterson Of e. Paso tied for sec
ond. Height 10 feet.
Javelin
1-ONeal. Yoakum: 2-MikeSka,
Seymour; 3-Seale, John Reagan
~AAO01eOlH S4AAobAO~1F 14EEWN@A
Distance. ITO feet. eight inches.
Discuss Throw
Hughes, Lamesa; 2-O'Neal Of
Yoakum: 3-Adams. Graham: Well
born, New Boston. Distance, l26 feet,
five inches.
Shot Put
1-EarwoCd, Rock Springs; 2
Price. Santa Anna: 3-BeaverS,
Snyder; 4-Darby, lola. Distance, 81
feet, 2is inches.
Rural PentathlOn
Petty Of Farmer. Young County,
first with Is l-3rd points; Driver Of
Lakeview. Hale county, second.
Brown OF Range Greek. GraySon
County, set a new record OF % feet.
che inch IN the standing hop. step
and jump. Old record Of Is feet set
by Floyd withrow Of Tona, Kauf-
man County. in 1892
, 1935-05-05
Allison, Van Ryn
Cop Net Doubles
AT Checy Chase

WASHINGTON. May 4. R-wil-
mer Allison. Austin, Texas, and
Johnny Van Ryn, Philadelphia, pair
ing for the first time this year. wen
the Chevy chase invitation tennis
tournament here Saturday.
The several times Davis Cup
doubles team won from WatoSn
WaShburn. New York, and David
Jones. Washington, in the finals
Ga. 4-6, Ga. 60.
Other results
Semi finalS-AlliSon and Van
Ryn beat Ray Bidwell. Boston, and
Louis OlivariS. Washington. so. 6-3;
Washburn and Jones beat Cedric
Major and Ned Hearndon. New York,
Ga; default. CHearndon injured
Leg.
Quarter finals-AlliSon and Van
Ryn beat Ray Bidwell. Hoston, and
Barney welsh, washington. 6-3. SO;
Washburn and Jones beat John
Cole. New York. and Stanley Carr.
Washington, 60, 60; Major and
Hearndon beat Tom Mangan. Wash
ingtcn. and Hugh Lynch. Washing
ton. 6-3, 6-3: and Watts and Olivar-
Is beat Stewart Young and George
Bodman, Of Seabright, ". j., Us. 6-2.
Allison and Van Ryn drew a first
round default from Eugene Dixon,
Philadelphia, and Lawrence Baker,
Washington. while in other opening
round matches. delayed because Of
rain Friday, Watts and Alivaris won
by default from Carl Behr. New
York. and Ralph McElvenney. WASH
ington. and Mangan and Lynch beat
Carroll Morgan and Pat Day. Wash
ington. 6-3. 6-3.
, 1935-05-05
TITLE rs WON BY
RARRERS HILL

AUSTIN May 4.-Carl Fitzgerald.
one-man track team from BARRIERS
Hill. Chambers county. Saturday
won the 25th annual Texas Inter-
scholastic league track meet.
Fitzgerald's 10 points. scored by
first places in the broad jump and
the 120-yard high hurdles, were
more than any other school amaSsed.
No records we're broken, but the
marks were fair considering the
heavy track and the cold. rainy
weather. Charlie Haas OF Corpus
Christi Mead Smith. Hereford
sprinter. and ID. G. O'Neal. Yoakum
javelin and discus thrower. tied for
second high individual honors.
Haas beat Smith In the century
In ten seconds flat. but Smith edged
Haas out In the 900. O'Neal won the
iavelin with a throw Of ITO feet. 3
inches but could do no better than
second in the discus.
The results by events viii be found
elsewhere on this page.