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Evening star., 1938-09-15
Miller Named Vice President
ON. B. H.. to Meet Here IN '39

Okla, was named chairman Of the
Finance Committee.
Vice presidents elected were Harvey
j. Miller, Washington: Sam MarburYer,
Indianapolis; Edward w. Bohn, Dem
yer, and Joseph Triner, Chicago.
Washington, D. c., was chosen as the
site of the 1899 convention. In an
nouncing the selection. Reynolds COM
mented on, the enicient manner in
which boxing is being conducted in
Washington. He also said that the
thorough manner in which N. B. A.
quarterly ratings have been released
from the Capital in the past two years
has reflected great credit upon the
organization the world over.
I Claude w. Owens, Washington box
ing commissioner, spoke before the
convention and explained the c.ty's in
jured boxers relief fund. Several
State delegates questioned him at
length on this phase of the commits
sion's work, and planned similar funds
in their jurisdiction. =.
: The association voted automa tic sus-
pension, beginning October /, for any
fighter engaging in = bout with q
suspended boxer in other than territory
controlled by the N. B. A.
Delegates voted to uphold the Cali
fornia Athletic, Commission in its
six-month suspension Of Eddie Staims,
Ohio heavyweight, for m ''unsatisface
tory performance" asatnst Phil 1ru-
bahsr, OAKLAND. oahf.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
BY EDDIEeBRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. Sept. l5.-How
about . little football dope, read
ers? Notre Dame is in for one
Of its toughest seasons I know
100 huskies reported for early prac-
tice and all that. but don't be
surprised If the irish drop five
or six games :. Clemson should be
plenty hot in the South Jess
Nicely, who is doing a swell Job
down there, has veteran line and
no less than 2o-count 'em-capa-
bic bali carriers Teams on the
Tiger sked had better hoist storm
warnings :. Pay no attention to
the ,-.~wls Pooley Hubert Is emit
tirI at v. M. I. He'll have
the best team in the Old Dominion.
Keey an eye on John Carliss, a
sophomore down at West Virginia
-. We're telling you now the guy
is hot Also George Stirnweiss,
North Carolina's ace quarterback,
who probably will be the outstand-
ing performer in the Southern Con-
ference l.. Pitts starting back
field chat Is, No. u should be bet
ter than Notre Danes -Four Horse
men Of IA years ago Dartmouth
Is the crew to watch in the East,
although Prof. Lou Little at Co.
lun1bia has few tricks he hasn't
pulled out of his hat yet
Correction: Instead Of reporting
Evening star., 1938-09-15
LEADERS SLOWED
BY GIANTS SURGE
Cubs Close in When BUGS
Drop 2-Bronxmen Need
Only Four for FIaq.
By SID FEEDER,
associated Press Sports Writer.

They put a blowout patch on thu
Pittsburgh Pirates pennant h,,bhl.
today and tried to get it to take off
again In what is hilariously referred
10 these days as the National League
race" N'
Those forgotten New. York Giants
featuring patched-up infield and a
pitching staff relying on sore wings.
all but blew the bubble to bits vester'
day by taking both ends of a double.
header from the "choked up" Pirates.
linus was continued the happy GUS
tom OF never allowing a dull moment
IN this daffy senior circuit chase for
the chicago Cubs, by whipping Bos-
IONS Bees. climbed to within ~. game,
OF tne top and the Giants moved to a
third-place tie with Cincinnatrs Reds
VINO split a twin bill with Brooklyn.
Giants Return to Battle.
Terrible Bill Terry gave up on tho
nag three weeks ago and then took up
MS option on prerogative usually
reserved for the fair Eek, changing his
mind and cutting the Giants back in,
The Terrific Terriers have rolled In
their sleeves, and, with everything to
win and nothing to lose, have decided
its up to them for time to maintain
the recent laugh-a-day production Of
the Ford Frick Frolics.
AS q result of the silly set of de-
Velopments yesterday, the race il
something like this:
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Losing Football Season Predicted for Notre Dame


huskers. In fact, only four Of
the squad Of IS come from outside
the State Virginia Tech Is
thinking Of changing the school col
ors to green and black-the former
to represent the material and the
latter because it's the most appro-
pirate for mourning. p. Florida
is all set to 60 to town. In the
Southwest, it will be Rice and Texas
Christian with several others
threatening. The most publi-
cized athlete in the Big Ten may be
Fred Gage, q Wisconsin sophomore.
:. Things don't look so promising
at Minnesota, but probably they'll
spread-eagle the field, at that.
Odds and ends: Curly Lambeau,
coach Of the Green Bay Packers, is
sendin ghis son, Don, a 2l2-pound
fullback, to Fordham. The
Messrs. Dupont are all smiles be-
cause at least 35oQoo shells were
used in the recent national skeet
championship. IL IlOW OcVcAOpS
that Young Taylor. who became di-
rector Of athletics at the Ashland
Va) High School at 81, succeeds
George Dent, who was appointed to
the same post at the ripe old age Of
10. 20. Don't sell the Duke football
team short despite the mournful
walls OF Wallace Wade, who is tops
in wailing.
Although the Red Sox train
there, the folks down in Sarasota,
Fla, are roofing for the Reds be-
Evening star., 1938-09-15
PLAY: TWIN BILLS
IN BALL TOURNEY
Washington Meets Lorain
as Rain Doubles Play
for SandIot Title.
BY the Associated Press.

y the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. l5.-survivors
In the National Amateur Baseball Fed
Grafton tournament had double task
today, morning and afternoon games
being scheduled because of yesterdays s
contests being washed out.
Detroit's Altes meet the Mechanical
nine Of Weirton, w. Va, and the Dear
born, Mich. entry battles Dayton.
Ohio. The Detroit nine has chalked
up 38 runs in routing Akron, New
York City and Lorain, Ohio.
Ellwood (Ace) Lee, star of the Altes'
mound staff. likely will oppose Jimmy
Bradley, West Virginia southpaw.
Weirton has defeated Pontiac, Mich !:
Washington. D. c., and Williamsburg,
Pa.
Dearborn and Dayton have won
twice.
Williamsburg, which won from
youngstown, Ohio. and Fort Wayne,
Ind, will oppose Barberton, Ohio.
Other games bring together Cleve-
land and Youngstown. Washington
and Lorain and Fort Wayne and To-
ledo.
The field was to be trimmed to eight
at the conclusion Of the morning
round, and by nightfan only five teams
will remain. Twenty-three teams start
ed play Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-09-15

OF course, the Pirates, boasting a
lead, still are the boys to beat, but
they can't stay up there if they 20
through many more days like yester-
day. Prince Hal Schumacher, sore arm
and all. "sinker balled" them to de-
feat, 80. in the first game, taking ad.
vantage OF the fact they were pressing
like your nelghborhood tailor. In the
nightcap. the Giants Just sent a seven-
run blast over in the second inning
and coasted in at 1913.
Hartnett's Homer Protested.
A homer by Gabby HArtnett with
the bases loaded gave the Cubs q SIS
margin over the Bees, but the Bostons
disputed the hit as being Just 4 foul
ball and finished the game under pro-
test.
Ernie lombard dashed two four.
basgers and the Reds dropped the
Dodgers, 8-4, in double header night.
cap after the Brooklyns won the
opener>6-2. Ducky Medwick hit pair
Of round-trippers as the Cardinals
crushed the Phillies, 1873 and 81.
The American League race saw the
Yankees final game Of the year with
Cleveland rained out, but the Yanks,
nevertheless, advanced to spot where
they need only four wins to clinch the
pennant. Boston's second-place Red
Sox belted the Tigers, 90, behind Joe
Heving. In the only other game that
escaped the weather man. the Ath-
letics nipped the Browns, 4-3, on WY
Moses ninth-inning homer, to climb
out Of the cellar.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
GRIMM NO LOSER
IN CUB Job LOSS
Ex-PiIot Is Given Three-Year
Radio Contract Paying
$100 Per Day.
ry the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-For the next
three years Charley Grimm, former
manager Of Chicago's Cubs, expects
to be telling about what major league
clubs are doing instead of telling q
major league club what to do.
Grimm. who commented in July that
he got his first good nights Sleep
after Gabby Hartnett succeeded him
as manager of the Cubs, turned down
two offers to return to baseball and
signed . three-year contract as sports
announcer for Radio Station WBBM
Chicago.
After the seasons end Grimm will
vacation on his farm near st. Louis
returning to the air to cover the major
and minor league meetings and spring
training camps on q sponsored sports
series.
He was signed as an announcer three
days after he was released by Cub
Owner P. K. Wrigley.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
international League Playoffs.
Rochester at Newark, Buffalo at
Syracuse, postponed, rain.
American Association PlayofYs.
st. Paul. 8; Milwaukee, Z.
Kansas City, 8; Indianapolis, 2.
Texas League Playoff&
Beaumont, 8; Tulsa, /.
Oklahoma City - San Antonio,
postponed, rain.
Southern Association Playoffs.
Atlanta. 3; Memphis, 2.
New Orleans, s; Nashville, 1.
Eastern League Playoff.
Elmira- -Hazleton, postponed, rain.
Pacific Coast League.
. Sacramento. 3: San Francisco, l.
Seattle, 8; San Diego, !.
Hollywood, I; Portland, 8.
Los Angeles, 6; Oakland. /.
South Atlantic Playof.
Savannah, S; Macon, 3.
Bi-State Playoh.
Bassett, IA; Danville, 9.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Wally Moses, Athletics - Hit
homer in ninth to beat Browns, 4-3.
Hal Schumacher and Harry Dan
ming, Giants-Schumacher blanked
Pirates. 80, with seven hits in
opener; Danning's homer and
single drove in four runs in night
cap.
Gabby Hartnett. Cubs-Hit homer
with bases loaded in 6-3 win over
Bees.
Johnny Heving, Red sox-Held
Tigers to nine hits for 80 win.
Ducky Medwick and Morton
Cooper, Observation-Disclosures hit
homer in each game of double VIC
tory over Phils; Cooper pitched
three-hitter in nightcap.
Ernie Koy. Dodgers, and Ernie
Lombardi, Reds-Koys two doubles
drove in three runs in SO opener
win; Lombardi whacked two
homers to win nightcap, 8-4.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
CLIPPED BONE PUTS
ALLEN IN STORAGE
Cleveland Pitcher Retired for
Season-1njury Is Traced to
All.Star Contest.

Blythe Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 15.-The pitch
ing arm tnat brought Johnny Allen Is
consecutive victories In 1897 is through
for the season because of = Clipped
bone in the elbow.
An X-ray examination disclosed the
nature of an injury believed sustained
as lantern-jawed Johnny, mainstay Of
Pilot oscar Wits hurting staff. pitched
to Ducky Medwick Of the st. Louis
Cardinals III the July ali-star game.
Il A4ef will return to hit St. Peters
burg, sFlf, home for astflons rest"
Further examination and treatment Is
scheduled later this fall and possibly
an operation.
The aggressive right handler had
won IL df l3 games up to TIE all-star
engagement. Thereafter he captured
only two out Of nine.
Evening star., 1938-09-15

cause Paul Derringer is so popular
with the natives Incidentally,
three or four major league clubs
would like to move into Sarasota If
the Sox ever leave Here's what
happened to four guys on q Kitch-
ener (Ontario) golf course: Bill
Brickley, playing the 475-yard fif-
teenth hole, carded an eagle g..
Lloyd Tucker, pro at the course,
took the hole away from him with
q double eagle >. two on q par S
hole The two other members
Of the foursome putted for brides,
but missed -. Not bad for four
guys named Joe, eh?
Evening star., 1938-09-15
3y the Associated Press.

MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-Charles r.
Reynolds Of Providence, r. l., has been
elected president Of the National Box
ing Association for the coming year.
Reynolds succeeds Frank Hogan of
Montreal. Edward Foster Of Provi-
dence was reelected secretary and
Col. Harry j. Landry, Friars Point
Miss, treasurer. C. C. McCrary, Tulsa,
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Max Thought He Was Doomed.

The belongs the owersaed Redskins
he with the Giants, but he football
and secondly supporting widowed
aviation
UP
a practical inclined
Taherty
confidence slipping from when Redskins
broke Baln entran for Chicago
backd
out o
hope not said because that ball
few times I'll make this football"
F1ahy that the ball under
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Leaders Called
To Plan Series
~ the Associated Press.

~ ehS AooVtAAIC0 co.,
CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-Kenesaw
M. lands, commissioner of base
ball, today called a meeting of
club representatives and league Of
ficials for tomorrow morning at the
Roosevelt Hotel. New York City, to
make world series arrangements.
Named to appear we're representa-
tives Of the New York Yankees,
New York Giants. Chicago Cubs,
Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati
Reds.
President Ford Frick of the
National League aud President VIII
liam Harridge Of the American
circuit also will be present.
Evening star., 1938-09-15

overweight. as We chronicled re-
Gently, Marshall Goldberg, who car
ries the mail for Pitt, c..ecked in
weighing 1874, 6 pounds less than he
scaled last season.
Five members Of Nebraska's start
ing eleven hail from Lincoln, a city
Of 10000 and home Of the Corn
Evening star., 1938-09-15
SAVANNAH is ONE UP

Captures Lead In Shaughnessy
Play-off With Macon.
AUGUSTA, Sept. IS P.-The Sa-
vannah Indians held a one-game mar
gin today in the South Atlantic
Leagues Shaughnessy finals with
Macon. The Tribe copped a 5-to-3
thriller from the Peaches yesterday.
Savannah won the regular season
pennant by half game over Macon
after the Peaches had held the lead for
several weeks.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Krause Won Game With Eagles.

But Riley
with bad leg Battles football
Philadelphia the Redskins lost three straight exhibition
against the Miami
Dallas AStar
champions
The Redskins couldn't the without
first bancarryng
the Max hit
flashed
thrown by Bugh second touchdown
n Of the second half he hit the center Of the line again and
yards for touchdown
The Redskins rubbed
this Krause! official
tries This
bearcat defense
Evening star., 1938-09-15
oiraes Pennant Bubble Springs Leak While Idle Xunks Cain
Win, Lose or Draw '
It's Time You Got to Know Mr. Krouse, FootboIIer
Redskins Forgotten Man May Annoy Dodgers.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,

AYBE this good time acquainted with
l football Washington
Sunday the Redskins licked
Mr. Krause vaguely familiar
Eagles Yankee Doodle
suspicion around the Redskins
painted Cliff Battles moved
This to be good~ime
Gth stadium
be opened with the Brooklyn Dodgers the Mxan
Spokane almost
anything about
named Bauh Battles Pnckert Riley
trying to explain why Krause didn't
like
Howell He of the
when the Redskins far out getting
crowds cheer
Redskins bit
ded Washington had
the New York Giants
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Comes From Coach's Home Town.

Max Kraue stocky legged %
within 10 blocks of Faherys Spokane
like Taherty College
that
the professional football
Justice
0onzaga National League
players
At
Junior year which 1881 When he graduated Giants grabbed
His being
coaches in New York. entirey
1872 yards he gained
equed previous
Fahery with the
and Flahey left the Giants Redskins
land the tackhaired
Neo
fell through
Faasch did not
F1Ahey and Owner Marshall
Evening star., 1938-09-15
He Is Fastest Man on Squad.

There Flahey the
the blocking
shrewdest all Smith
and fell Forgotten
Krause doesn't look it, but faster than anybody
Redskins Il hold Fahey
At believe
fellows giving
appearance"
almost kicking
getting away
Tie the Giants anything
when they tried him wngbak This
q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY
BY RUSSELL KAY

lahoma, Southwestern Cham
pions, in the Cotton Bowl at Dali
las, Texas, on Christmas Day.
They have been chosen to meet
the outstanding eastern team,
playing in the Cigarette Bowl at
Winston-Salem on January 2,
while Atlanta wants them on the
same date for an All-Star game
in the. famed Georgia Peach
Bowl.
But lack of funds has so far
prevented the acceptance of any
of thes invitations and it will in
deed be a shame if, after their
brilliant record, this great color
ed Florida team is denied the
privilege of, bringing additional
honor and glory to the state,
through lack of interest and ap-
probation on the part of its citi-
Zens.
Earned States Support
After all, a Champion is a
Champion. and : this splendid
Florida team has earned and de-
serves our support. Remember,
Florida A. & M. is a Florida
State Institution and the Florida
RattlerS are Florida boys. Let's
be public-spirited and fair enough
to LET. them finish the job with
Florida victories at Dallas and
Winston-Salem or Atlanta.
And while we are on this SUBJ
ject of the achievement of Flor
ida's colored citizens, few are
aware of the fact that for years
the negro exhibit at the Florida
State Fair has stood as the great
est exposition of the kind staged
in America, attracting national
attention.
Played Their Part
Likewise, Florida negroes have
played their part in advertising
and publicizing Florida TO the ma
ton through their participation
in the magnificent Florida Ex-
hibits at Chicago, New York and
Cleveland and will again partici-
/ pate at the New York Worlds
Fair next summer.
The Florida Orange Blossom
Quartet, all students Of the Flor
ida A. & NJ. College. directed by
Rudolph Won Charlton. is known
today as one of the finest negro
musical organizations in the eoun-
try. ranking with the famed
Fiske Jubilee Singers. They
have given Florida thousands Of
dollars worth OF valuable pub
licity with their radio programs
ard recording Numberless times
they have been featured on Flor
ida programs. coast 10 coast. with
such artists as Major BoweS. Ed
wynne, Ray Perkins. StoopuagIe
and Bud. Tiny Ruffner and
Graham McSamee-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RATTLERS FLoRIDA'S
LEADING FOOTBALL TEAM

While the Florida Gators have
given more or less sluggish per-
Torrance this season, allowing
themselves to be kicked and cuff
ed around with only an occasion
al warning snap of their jaws,
Florida is not without football
honors, for her practically un-
known and unsung "Rattlers"
have been gliding throughout the
southeast, striking with deadly
result at every foe, to secure for
the second successive year the
coveted title of Southern Con-
ference Champions.
Among the South's institutions
of higher learning, Florida Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College
for negroes at Tallahassee ranks
high, and every Floridian may
point with pride to the record es-
tablished in advancing the well
fare of four negroes and the serv-
ice it has rendered in publicizing
and promoting our state.
Lack Funds
Handicapped by lack of funds,
smiling Big Bill' Bell, former
Ohio State line star-modest and
unassumuing despite his amazing
coaching ability-has taken the
raw material at hand and given
Florida A. g. M. College a foot
ball team that for two years
stands UNBEATEN.
While Floridians for the most
part have given little thought or
attention to their colored Rat
tiers, we should not overlook the
fact that this team too, is Flor
ida's" and while it may be little
known at home, it is known and
respected throughout the South.
So far this season Florida A.
Orange Bowl Classic
/ NJ. has piled up a total of 100
points to their opponents moth
! ing. Among their brilliant VIC
+ tories was the defeat of North
/ Carolina State Al to 0 and Tuske-
gee 30 to 0.
/ On December 3 they tangle
with Kentucky State in their
Orange Bowl Classic at Orlando
for the National Championship,
and il Floridians want to see a
real football game they'd better
not miss it. The brand of foot
ball these southern colored lads
have been turning out is 50 good
that white folks. have been
flocking TO their games this year
throughout the South.
Invitations 70 Bowl Games
AS Southeastern Conference
Champions, the Florida A. g. III
RattlerS have been invited "a
play LangSfon University Of Ok
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
. eseeseeeesesssseeess.ss
DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By Gravy
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The regular golf dinner match
will be played on Thursday. 1t
is suggested by the captains that
you play in the morning on ac-
count of you might not be able
to in the afternoon. Of course
some wise guy will remark that
he knows certain golfers that
can't play golf either in the
morning or afternoon. However,
the captains say they would like
to have a good turnout if pos
sible. In case part of your four
some does not show up, get an
other group together. Maybe
your friends were unable to find
In golf course. Anyway, Capt.
Old Bye Duke of Rock Sound
SAYS his side will beat those led
by Capt. Handsome Horace
O'Bryant. The pairings follow:
q Spottswood-Mesa VS.. Lopez
Pinder.
9 Price Watkins VS.. Parks
Strunk.
3. Kemp-Curry Harris VS.. Kirch-
heiner-G Goldsmith.
1. Mccarthy Fripp VS.. Russell
Ketchum.
5. Pierce-Slingluff VS.. Grooms-
Showers.
6. Callahan-Plummer VS.. Sam
Harris Bruner.
2. O'Bryant-Kerr VS.. H. Price
Ridenhour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Gill 7;30 p. m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday:
not much change in temperature;
light TO moderate variable winds.
Florida; Partly Cloudy tonight
and Thursday: colder in extreme
north portion Thursday afternoon
or night.
Jacksonville TO Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Light to moder-
ate variable winds becoming
moderate 10 fresh northerly
over extreme north portion and
partly overcast weather tonight
and Thursday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23
First Key West East Coast.
Entry Since 1881 |; Squad
os3GTt 1899
Announced; H La Min, Is
Manager

The Key West Conchs We're en-
tered in the East Coast Winter
Baseball League following a long
distance phone call last night TO
Manager. Roy Hamlin. with the
first game scheduled TO be against
Hisleah Sunday at Hialeah Field
3 o'clock.
The Key West club had been
voted into the league at a meet,
ing Mohday night in Miami. The
second game Key West will play
win be al Miami Field December
4 against Fredericks Market. =
Other teams in the league be-
sides Hialeah and Key West are
Fredericks Market and Railey-
Milan mines from Miami, Fort
Lauderdale and West Palm
Beach.
Manager Roy Hamlin will be
assisted by p. Acevedo and Man
uel Varela as coaches and the
squad viii be composed of the
following:
William Gates, first base; Cheta
Baker, second base; Armando
Acevedo, shortstop; Esmond AL
bury, thirdbase; j. Carbonell, 3b;
Outfielders Gabriel Garcia, Luz
clio Gonzalez, Marvin Griffin,
Chino Hernandez, Freddie Car
bonell; Catchers Cyril Griffin and
Alberto Rodriguez; Pitchers Puby
Carbonell, Robert Bethel, Harry
Wickers and Jose Casa. The team
will leave Saturday afternoon for
the Hialeah game.
Hialeah was defeated 10 in
ten innings at Miami October %
when Esmond Albury damned
out a walloping big homerun.
Hialeah then turned around and
defeated Key West in this city
81 November 6.
Most of the games will be at
Miami but Key West will see
every third game the home town
boys play.
The entry marks the first since
1891 when Key West led the
East Coast League with a fast,
heavy-hitting ball club. The
teams seem well matched now
and should show strong COMPETE
tive play.
A complete schedule will soon
be released.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-23


follows:
Monday, Nov. 28-Lions Club
VS.. DeMolays; Park Tigers VS..
Army.
Friday, Dec. 2-Kigh School VS.
Army; Park Tigers VS.. Sea Food
Grill.
Monday, Dec. Sea- Food
Grill VS.. DeMolays; High School
VS.. Lions Club.
Friday, Dec. 9-High School VS..
Park Tigers; Lions Club VS..
Army.
Monday. Dec. 12-Lions Club
VS.. Sea Food Grill; High School
VS.. DeMolays.
Friday, Dec. 16-Lions Club VS..
DeMolays; Sea Food Grill VS..
High School.
Monday, Dec. 19-Army VS..
Sea Food Grill; Lions Club VS..
Park Tigers.
Friday, Dec. 23-DeMolays VS..
Park Tigers; Army VS.. High
School.
Monday, Dec. 26-Army VS..
Park Tigers; High School VS..
Lions Club.
Friday, Dec. 30-Army VS.. De-
Molays; High School VS.. Sea
Food Grill.