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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23
Civil League To
Sponsor Meeting

The Detroit-Highland Park Civic
League will sponsor a Republican
mass meeting. Friday. March %. at
5 o'clock. at Berea NJ. f. Church,
on LaBelle avenue and Thompson
street.
All candidates are invited. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Civic
Leagues Male Chorus, under di-
rection Of Oliver Wilson. The pub
lie is cordially invited
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Hastings and willis
Rev. 4. u. james. netting nasf0r

Sunday. March 10, Rev. Barnes
delivered an impressive sermon,
his tex being According 70 your
falth, be 1t unto you" Matt 9:29.
Rev, Armstrong, the newly-call-
ed minister, was unable TO parti-
cipaie in the services, but occupied
the pulpit, Sunday, March II. A
large congregation was present.
AZ the meeting, Friday. March 8,
the members turned out in large
numbers. 1'he committee reported
favorably on Rev. Armstrong, and
the membership voted 100 per cent
to call him as pastor OF the
church.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23
Ministers Plan
Youth Conference

A committee Of outstanding
ministers Of the a NJ. r. conncc.
ton met al Ebonczer a NJ T.
church Thursday Mprch ~ and
hid plans for nc foaih Confer.
cnoe 40 q" N'd r St s'ersou a.
y p Caerb fh CHS JHne ~
~ aga fh III minlsfrs
consisted "a i,'f N E4an Az
hi Mich hoN n4n ~ Saginaw
Ret lllyddn tr Wasno. llc4
% Jackson MlcMaap,
Presiding t.lae WASHINGTON
.of the Detroit District. Rex,
G W. liabcr. pastor OF Fbcnezer
A. NJ + Church. Detroit Attorne,
Herbert l. Dudley was lso IN at
tendance.
One of the chief features OF the
conference will be Statewide
oratorical contest. TO be held Fri
day June 2S The subject for the
contest will he "The Youth and
ne 'huTcn, IN me Changing Social
Order For the purpose Of facilltat
ng the contest the State OF Michi-
gan will be divided into three
lrcas-thc South Bend Area. the
'lni Area, and the Detroit Area.
tev Crawford aud Rev. HAYDEN
viii direct the South Bend area; I
res Dean and Rev Evans. the
lint area; and iiev lIcndricth
nl lcliron Simmons. TIE Detroi,
ica Successful candidates of each
{ these areas viii compete in the
NAL contest 20 be held here in
une. An award Of fifty dollars as
scholarship to Wilberforce Uni
ersity. will be given to the sue
essful contestant.
All young people of Detroit. who
re interested in this contest, are
nquested 20 get in touch with
ey G w. Baber. pastor OF Ebene-
ar A. NJ +. Church. 545 Erskine
rect
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23
INFORMAL DANES CLUB

The club sponsored deiighliui
Marty. at the home OF Mrs. Henry
e77 Alger, recently with Mrs. Sallie
Thompson as hostess. Representa-
tiyes from several other clubs at
tended. The club is planning a
cabaret party, to be given Marcn
90.
The organization is making Tine
nrogress. The business meetings.
are held at the homes OF the vari-
OTIS members.
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOUS WORK
Union of Cho1s Hold Meet at Kern Road Baptist Church
CITY USHER BOARD UNION

The CITY Usher Board Union met
Thursday, March IL. at the Y. NJ.
G. a. After transacting business,
officers for the ensuing yeare were
elected. W. ID. Gordon, president;
j. Il Dempsey vice president;
Mrs. VI Coleman. second vice:
Martha Singleton, third vice; q.
iIasely financial secretary; Ella
iilack recording secretary; G. X.
Iibbs, corresponding secretary; y.
Wood, treasurer Mr. Butler. chap
lain, G. \. Leaster was chairman
OF he meeting; Mrs. Terrell. sec
rotary.
Installation of officers will take
place, Sunday, March "a, at OlIvet
Baptist Church. Everybody is in
tied
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23
A. M. E. Laymen To
Sponsor Program

The Detroit a. NJ +. Iaymen
viii ponsor their seventeenth in
sprational program. Sunday. Mar.
-, al . 50 ,. M. mt Bethel A NJ +.
Church. Frederick and ST. Antoine.
The speaker Will be Attorney
Lloyd LOOMS, assistant attorney
general OF Michigan. Music VIII be
by the Bethel Choir. The
Dublic Is invited
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Re Yourself Social Club

The club met at the home OF MIST
| ,ollie Dixon, sl45 Hidelburg, Tues
day night, March 10. with the pre-
sident presiding. Plans were maze
for the party which was given
Saturday night. March lG, at 1888
Hendricks.
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First Baptist Choir
Receives Offering
Banner

The rnion Of Choirs met q Frs'
liAp'is Church Kern- Roaa sun
lay March To The program began
$50 dr'ofinnals at2 .i5 m Ar
ta 'opnirs aue arf fn4ter
~ e Sai'' th chn'r NHcpt
taie took 'so 'aua Th wcrc
'lmel hy Zion naus olr
Sow llsven ana Ilmmlcf lmple
iunfrs Chapol cra'r sat for
olrcion after nhich n'cv rc-
nain'l standing and rendered
ihcir part ON program Thcy were
followed hy Morning Star. Good
Hope and 81 Lake choir~ which
ended the program
The First Baptist choir received
The offering banner. st. Luke re-
ceived tho dollar for promptness.
The ministers Of all the churches
participating were present. with
The exception Of one Rev r. f.
Thurman Of Detroit. was a visitor
Doxology was pronounced By Rev.
Z. Cowan- Of First Baptis, Church
lerns Road
Rev Manning president OF the
hOir Union
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THE NIGHT OWL SOCIAL CLUB

The charming Mrs. Annie mae
Hollirsworth was hostess to the
club Thursday night, Mar. z, at the
home 2ll6 Mullett street. A de-
lightfui two-course menu was
served. to the enjoyment of all pre-
sent. The remainder OF the even
ing was spent at whist and bridge
some OF the visitors present IN
c,uaed p. II. King. Mr.. Holdings
worth, and Mrs. Dillahunt.
The club Is making fine pro-
gresa under the capable leader
shin OF the president. Mrs. Euue
! Peoples.
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GET ACQUAINTED CLUB

The club met Tuesday evening
March s. with Mrs. Julia Judge.
The hostess served a tasty iunch-
con. after the business session. II
was very enjoyable meeting.
Mrs. Daisy Mum is president OF
the organization.
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ST. PAIL A. VI. T.. CHURCH

-. Paul and the entire COM
NJ niiy rejoices over the return OF
their pastor. Rev. NJ r. Rhonenee
who has been absent since the
third Sunday in February on a
visit South. His trip extended
through Arkansas. Oklahoma. Mis-
souri,. Tennessee. and Texas. The
pastor preached a very fine SER
mon sunday morning from the
topic Answer TO Prayer. The
assistant pastor. Evangelist Fran
ccs Fitzpatrick Was in charge Of
the services at ZOO p. M Julian
Han preached At 73o Madame
Walden delivered The message
The sick OF the church are Mrs.
Katherine Jones. who is reported
somewhat improved and James
lIardie Is also i'll at his home on
93l Copeland The church is ask
ed 10 pray for their speedy recov-
cry
Mrs. Rhonenee has lso returned |
home from the Middle West where
she was visiting her sister who is
i'll.
The third quarterly conference |
will he held on Sunday. March "a. |
DR.. ]. w. Saunders will preach at
the morning service. Al 800 p. m.
the following ministers and their
congregations will take charge Of
the services: Drs. Il. ". Ferguson.
River Rouge; J. ID. Howell. OF St.
Stephen and w. A. Crider OF Al
lien Temple. "drand Singing Bee
. | wtll he couAuctcd mt Z 40 ID. m.
q \<.~~s.,s rx~~e>oss ~ersss 49, ~~
r ry avenue. a musical program WI
I lnIso be rendered The public
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SPECIAL NOTICE

We do not incorporate in club
news and other social items, cards
of thanks as cards of thanks are
forms of advertisement which
must be paid for.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23

During these years of depress-
ion no group of persons have suf-
fered more than the Negro woman.
But in the midst OF the most dis
couraging situations she has not
boone discouraged. She has faced
them with the same courage as
did her mother and grandmother
years ago. She has engaged in
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-23

Rev. Wilkinson and the Gospel
Band. Rev. Jones preached at s D.
m. taking his text from Samuel
1879. King Solomon Quartet will
be presented at this church on the
fourth Sunday night. at which time
lthey Will present a splendid pro.
tgrnm
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SECOND MORNING STAR BAP.
list CHURCH

The morning sermon last Sun
day was preached by the pastor
Rev. f. North. his text being, 18th,
Lord Is My Shepherd" The after
lnoon worship was conducted h
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sHs hath Slowed theA o nans
what ID goodj and wha1 desth
tho Lord require Of thee, but -
do Justly, and to love mercy,
aid 10 walk humbIy with thy
GOdfr-Micah GsA
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81. PAU !. VI. !. cnIRcm

"fhe Failure OF Tho Bropk'
viii be- subject af The sermon hs.
Rev J a Charleston sunday
n"fDine in IS AZ s. Pau
living ~ Live sin be- subject
of sermon SUNDAY evening. 7t45
\ satrcd radio program viii be
rendered at $50 p. NJ. under aus
pieces Of Glass Leaders Council
AIRS Ethel Johnson. president
The Christian Endeavor League
will convene at 600 p. m with
Miss Evelyn Simmons as president.
Topic How Does God Guide
People Today Romans S:22-14.
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League 7 o Register
Enternrises Conducted By WomeI

many different types OF business
and is meeting with we'll deserved
success.
The Detroit Housewives League
is registering all women who are
In business. This information will
be OF value in the Economic Con-
ference that is TO be held In the
City this month.
, 1935-05-08
Games Wednesday

buVcL4eI dIlo Lllllolt McGhee hnc
Angley.
, 1935-05-08
CHTSOX AIDED
BY PITTSBURGH
Bucs Encouraged Chicago
Boys, And They're
Going Places

CHICAGO, May 9. -P- Ford
Frick. president Of the rival Ma
tional circuit, can call it treason If
he wills, but Ted Lyons says the
Pittsburgh Pirates are the one
big reason for the sudden surge OF
Chicago's White Sox. last years
American League door mat that is
fluttering grandly from the top OF
the standings Wednesday.
And Ted, a great pitcher who
has been one OF the few bright
lights during the long famine at
ComiSkey park, should know most
Of the secrets.
The Pirates started II ALL" said
Ted. When we started playing
them In spring training, we looked
like about the same ball club with
q few improvements here and
there. notably In catcher Luke
5ewell. Then We started to belt
the Pirates and win. In spring
training. most players on teams
getting beat merely growl, but the
Pirates were different. One player
after another came over to US
and told us we were a great ball
club. Pie Traynor was one. He said
we had the makings. So did the
WanerS and the others.
What happened2 All Of US be-
came encouraged. we worked hard
er and We got TO believing in our
selves again. And We haven't
stopped Now We think we can
challenge any ball club and beat
them all
Lyons also paid high compli-
ments TO Manager Jimmy Dykes
and his methods Of running the
club.
Lyons was asked how II felt. for
a change. 70 know that he had a
good team behind him when he
climbs on the pitching mound. He
replied:
ITS a great feeling. / feel like
l nave an even chance with my
pitching opponent. It's rather tough
on a pitcher. you know. when he
knows that he can't give up three
or four runs without getting lick
ed.
, 1935-05-08
CHICAGO SOX
GOING PLACES
Their Early Season Wins
Apparently Were
Not Flukes

The extraordinary early-seascn
drive OF the Chicago White Sox has
ceased to be q laughing matter 70
the rest Of the American League.
TopSy-turvy standings are the rule
Of major league races every spring
but the White Sox evidently aren't
foollng. Jimmy Dykes rebuilt club.
with q crop OF rockies who outshine
those Of any league rival. threaten
TO be troublesome. to put 1t mildly.
all year.
The pale Hoses 4-3 victory over
the New York Yankees Tuesday
served not only 10 bolster Chicago's
hold on first place but marked their
ninth successive triumph In their
own park.
Powerful hitting and good pitching.
especially from the rookie John
WHITEHEAD and the veteran Ted
Lyons have carried the Sox 70 the
top Of the standings, @ game and a
half In front Of the Cleveland In
@A1#h1 @AAG 90 h&AAA1o hA AA1A@ - AAAg
Yankees and Boston Red Sox who are
tied for third position.
The Detroit Tigers stopped the
Philadelphia Athletics. SO. for their
fifth victory in a row to remain a
game and a half behind the fifth
place washington Senators who
dropped the &c. Louis Browns, rs.
Tommy Bridges held the As TO
five hits, n o. flukey home run by
Wally Moses with one or IN the
eighth.
washington pounded out Is hits
In giving the Browns their eighth
consecutive defeat with Buddy Ny
er and John Stone each collecting
four. Earl Whitehill. meanwhile,
held the Brown batsmen well In
check.
Rain wiped out the other Ameri-
can league game and the entire Ma
tional League schedule.
, 1935-05-08
to Fight His Old Idol
Of Ring, Canzoneri, For Title

OF the slender negro, Kid Choc0-
late. A Sl.l0 ticket landed him way
I'D In the balcony Mt Madison Square
Garden.
Friday night Luigi D,Ambrosio,
now known as Lou Ambers and hall
ed as the Herkimer hacksaw will
have the choicest seat In the Garden,
right In the ring with this same Tony
CanSoneri. Instead Of cheering his
idol, he'll fight him l5 rounds for
the lightweight championship OF the
world.
A lot Of things have happened In
the fight business since the night
young D,Amhrosio saw the great
Canzoner1, one OF the most pleasing
ana capable warriors OF this genera
ton. turn a superb boxing exhibi-
ton 10 ward off Chocolates chal-
lenge.
A year and a half later, DAM
brosio had progressed so far along
the Canzoneri trail that he was hir-
ed as a sparring partner at S. q
day TO help condition Tony for the
Garden match In which he knocked
out the fading Chocolate In two
rounds. He was ever better a few
weeks later when he spared with
Tony. getting him ready to beat Cleto
Locatelh. Then their paths diverg-
ed.
Real Fighter
Tony slid off from his greatest
days. and Barney Ross on his title.
D'AmbroSio. only 70, one OF nine
young D'AmbroSioS. started to get
ahead.
T1releSS. clever, courageous, gain
ing punching power with every fight,
he belted a path through the light
weights. beat Harry Dublinsky Of
Chicago and Sammy Fuller Of Bos-
ton. and the New York State Ath-
letic commission said he must be
next 10 fight Ross for the cham
pionShip.
But Ross resigned his title, 50
now by official edict Ambers finds
himself fighting Canzoneri for the
crown and q favorite mt Y 10 ..
Canzoneri. with 125 fights behind
him. "a big farm housing the par
ent CanEoneris and all the CANON
eri relatives 10 Marlboro. N. Y, a
fortune estimated at $4,000 tucked
away in bonds. thinks this may be
his last fight
Il might just as well retire" he
says, If kids like that r. beginning
to catch up with me-
, 1935-05-08
'PORTERS WILL
PLAY INDIANS
Tough Teams Of Texas Loop
Finally Get Together
At Oklahoma City


Texas league fans viii get q test,
beginning Wednesday night, Of the
relative toughness OF a couple OF
top-notchers In the circuit as the
northward movement OF the battle
lines brings the league-leading
Beaumont Exporters to Oklahoma
City.
Everybody else breathed a more
or less public sigh Of relief at get
ting those two Rggregations off
their necks for a few days, but the
movement didn't help much In the
camp Of the luckless Dallas Steers.
who dug themselves a hole one
story down from the cellar Tues
day night In losing their 22nd
game Of the season, 4 TO 3 In IL
innings, TO Beaumont. AL the Steers
drew out OF the shift was q
chance to entertain Galveston.
10 looked for a while Tuesday
night like Dallas might finally win
another ball game-that would
have been four for the season. The
Steers got some good pitching ex-
cept for a wild streak by Jackie
Reid In the fourth, and COM
menced sticking their bats out
where the balls were. They tied the
game IN the ninth with the batters
working for their money, but that
late rally took all the steam they
had and a double. a walk and a
pair OF flies in the 18th kept the
exporters In the win column.
Houston and Galveston also went
u couple Of extra innings Tuesday
night before Galveston managed
70 raise enough pressure to come
out on top, 4 20 2. Catcher Bob
Linton drove In all OF the Calves
ton runs. MCGEE out-pitched Max
Butcher, the leagues leading
finger. for 10 innings. but had
little heI &C his back. The strain
got him and he let a couple or
men get on base In the 18th. Then
Linton whanged out a double
which won the game.
The Fort Worth Cats we're hit
ting them when there was a pay
off coming for hits, and won about
a they pleased from San Antonio.
II 10 > Blakely contributed a
homer 70 the III safeties the Cats
amassed.
They hit baseballs all over the
place at Oklahoma City. a total
OF 20 being rung up between the
Indians and the Tulsa Oilers, but
the Indians punched them more
consistently and won 4 TO 2 despite
o late rally by the TulSans.
, 1935-05-08
j. c. Records Set

COMMERCE. May s=P= Three
new records were on the books We'd
nesday. set IN Tuesdays Texas Jun
Tor College track and field meet in
which Paris won team honors.
Paris Junior college scored So points
~ S. rs for Texarkana Junior:
35 rs for Schreiner Institute or
Kerrvllle. Is l-2 for the college OF
Marshall 2 for Wesley college OF
GreenVille, and / for Lon Morris
college OF Jacksonville.
GaStmyer Of Paris ran the 22O in
zoo seconds, beating the old record
OF 2l4. The new record OF 8 feet Ia
inch. Ia inch better than the old
hlgh-Iump mark. was shared by
Young OF the College Of Marshall.
head OF Texarkana, Forehand OF
Texarkana. Reed Of Schreiner, and
Dawson of Schreiner.
Forehand Of Texarkana topped the
low hurdles in 24.5. beating the old
record Of 25.9.
, 1935-05-08
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Indrn RaArnm Cox

Filed: State VS.. Tomas Rivera,
charged with illegally dragging
seine in Laguna Madre previous
" convicted similar Of offence IN
March rs, 1891, complaint allegesJ
Pate vs.. Guadalupe Rivera, Ra-
nv Ramos, Pedro Trevtno, Fran
cisco Flores and Juan Rodriguez,
charged with illegally dragging
seine in Laguna Madre.
State VS.. Benigno Rivera, charg-
ed with illegally dragging seine IN
Laguna Madre previously con-
victed Of similar offence on March
IS. 1881, complaint alleges.
State VS.. Roberto Cara, charg-
ed with illegally dragging seine In
Laguna Madre previously con
Vcted Of similar offense on April
81, 1884, complaint alleges.
State VI. Mateo Ramirez, charg-
ed with illegally dragging seine IN
Laguna Madre previously con-
victed a similar offense on October
III, 1884, complaint alleges.
State VS.. Tomas Rivera, Benigno
Rivera, Guadalupe Rivera, Roberto
Cara, Ramon Ramos. Mateo Ra-
mirez. Pedro Treviho. Francisco
Flores and Juan Rodriguez, charged
with using nets less than l Ia
inch from knot 10 kot In prohibit
ed waters Of Laguna Madre.
J. @. Bennett vs.. ]. z. Kelly. suit
on note.
Daniel Yturria. et al. vs.. Victo-
rio NJ. de Camera. suit on lease
contract
, 1935-05-08
Movie Sideights
CAPITOL


Powerful modern drama. shot
through with the brittle humor Of
Broadway, spiced with two dis
tinct love stories running at the
same time. the most important
having that whimsical Thin Man"
~flavor-that's an advance descrip-
ton OF Times Square Lady" Me-
tro-G oldwyn- Mayors fast moving
comedy drama showing Wednes-
day and Thursday at the Capitol
theatre, Brownsville.
The cast includes a group OF
Hollywood'S new stars discover
les" who are expected TO contribute
much to making screen history.
They in1ude Virginia Bruce, the
S%tatueSque beauty who recently
scored in Society Doctor" and
Shadow Of Doubt; - bert Tay-
lor, the young man who leaped TO
fame with his dynamic portrayal
OF the young inferno in Society
Doctor: Pinky Tomlin, eccentric
"hog-callin' croner" who has rock
eted TO fame with his rendition OF
his own songs, The Objects Of
My Affection" and Whats the
Reason I'm Not Pleasin' Your:
Isabel Jewell. Nat Pendleton and
others.
, 1935-05-08
QUEEN

Fans who reveled in the mystery
and shook in the laugh quakes OF
The Penguin Pool Murder" and
Murder on the Blackboard are
In for another field day with "ANFr-
der on a Honeymoon" based on a
story by the same author and with
the same stars, showing Thurday
only at the Queen theatre. Browns
vile.
No less than Edna Nav Oliver
and James Gleason again take up
umbrella and cigar TO outsmart
the cunning OF mere detectives like
Sherlock Holmes. And Sherlock
never had a more battling mystery
70 fathom than that Of Murder
on a Honeymoon" with death
striking swift and unseen as a
seaplane is soaring between Los
Angeles and Catalina Island.
, 1935-05-08
Lions, Hounds
In Title Series
Especial % The HCfaldl

LA FERIA. May by defeating
the Santa Rosa team 9 TO 0 Tues
day afternoon the La Feria high
school playground ball team won
the right TO meet San Benito in a
three game series for the county
championship.
Tennessee pitching for La Feria
cent the visitors home with one lone
hit 10 their credit this a single 70
right field. on the next ball
pitched q ground ball hit 70 Smith
was fielded for a double play Smith
20 Adams to McMinn and ending
the Santa Rosa threat.
, 1935-05-08
ALFRED ASKS
LEGISLATURE
TO WORKLATE
Revenue Raising Bills
Necessary, Governor
Says as He Approves
Centennial Fund

AUSTIN, May 8. R-Reaction Of
the legislature to Governor Allred's
plea that it remain in session past
May ii to consider important un-
finished business was closely watch
ed Wednesday.
His request was contained in a
message in connection with his sign
ing the bill sppropriating 100000
for the centennial celebration IN
1895.
All the signs indicated the legisla-
ture would not be swerved from It's
plan to adjourn sine die on that
date, despite the governors hint Of
q special session.
Governor Alfred did not say he
would call a special session II the
present one was net continued past
Saturday. He did say he did not
want q special session of the legis-
lature, now or hereafter II 1t can
be avoided"
The governor expressed disapprov-
al Of appropriations without ade-
quate revenue-raising and said a
sound legislature will not leave
Austin without providing for money
they have ordered spent
He explained he signed the cen
tennial bill because 1t was "a man
date of the people" Dallas had vot-
ed bonds ard the legislature itself
had passed the measure.
1t was observed that Governor
Alfred said the most important q
the problems which should be dealt
with before adjournment was pro-
vision for relief Of the destitute att
er s20,O00,000 in bonds voted last
year were exhausted. There was a
possibility 1t would receive atten-
ton in sn indirect way. Relief funds
can be appropriated only by con-
Mtutional amendment.
, 1935-05-08
Coming GameS

SNAA OaAAAN1
Wednesday Night-Mixed doubles.
Thursday Night - GriSham VS..
Troop B.
Friday Night-Deuces vs.. Treys.
The Mckay Pharmacists gave the
boys a league record Tuesday niaht
when they rolled 986 In the final
game OF their contests with the
Troop B bowling quint.
The old team-game record OF 977
vas held by the Troopers. Williams
and Crixell rolled ass and Ortiz
contributed a EOS toward the new
record game. Fabra rolled $50 and
Feterarca 1865 but these scores were
pulled UP by a Al pin handicap.
The Pharmacists dropped the op-
ening game 665-76e but got hotter
as the contest progressed, winning
the second s33-s65 and the third
966-785.
In spite Of a lat in the opening
game, Chano CrixeI carried off high
score honors for the night with a
$40 series.
Tkn Ua~wmws