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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
II Err Els MORE ABOUT
81. PAUL MEN LOSE

and contributor under the law to
the Unemployment fund.
The dispute originated May is
when employees Of two logging
camps failed to appear for work.
IAe saw and shingle mill shut
down May IL. and the company
announced 1t would reopen May
n Resumption Of operations.
however. were halted by a picket
iine. The plant has been idle
oince.
blamed Company
Inc workers charged the COM
pany with refusal to enter into
negotiations, thus placing the re-
spondhility for the dispute on the
operators.
Preston, however. ruled that the
picketing BY those persons who
wers determined that no part Of
~ compsny's operations should
continue until negotiations were
undertaken. brought about = COM
plets stoppage Of work and caused
IT, emp1oyes. including the nom
union members and members Of
IN unions involved. TO discontinue
work.
.sIAe refusal to pass through the
egtah1lnhsd picket lines constitutes
Z rufnaal TO work, In sympathy
with Tie strikers. amounts to d.
rect participation in the dispute
ana manifests an interest In it,
ealtoonae- Employment was avail
ALL which thu appellants either
noenod Or were unable to accept
~ reason Of union restrictions pro.
limiting II passing Of . picket
-"
Gfeupa Interested
4is raferencs 70 those employees
~ directly concerned in the frs
1fnputa includad workers On tn
~ and single mill. boom. pom,
A rafting operations and tn
xa11road.
lGnst a the compsny's 10
eunpaoyss were members Of tn
1nternational Woodworkers' union
= Go affnfAfe.
Twalvs striking workers appeal
I'd from IN earlier denial by tn
znempaoyment compensation divi
- 49, inclr,dod.
Lcuio E1lgWcrth Jackson. Jane
4 Purfe. Warrep Brownfielt
0ax1es Chaser. Charles T. Parish
John 3 Higgins. Ray d. shrinel
1oGs Ward. Humbert vsldes, Gil
bsrt Cax1spn, EKick johnson an
Jamos Z. boyd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
PICNIC AUGUST Is

PICNIC AUGUST Is
Former residents of Richland.
Wash. are invited to attend a pic
mic on Sunday. August IS, at Point
Defiance park beach.
Hospital flowers. Him. florist.
(adv.)
BLOGG WILL SPEAK
The Tacoma Philatelic society
will meet in its clubrooms. 30
Provident building. at s p. m.
Thursday. Cecil F. Blogg, the
speaker, will have as his subject,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
Bedy Lice
- eiokons I'd Grds

QinoIv surinkle TIE chickens with
uUm1o, aiftias IT, Pevdsr tArsush
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SS1;Hs d nasie pre9sc<ive powdsr
= yenr csoos and IN honsss- Its guar
orfne3 mls-but uure dsafh n licsy
-. - $3.50 - NJ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
BOW LING

High coring honors OF the
Intercity Classic Bowling league
matches, rolled on the Ideal alleys
in Seattle Sunday night, went to
two Pacific Match company PIN
men of Tacoma.
Fred Nahlers, captain of the
Match team, cracked out a 654
to continue his sensational pin
smashing IN the speedy LntercitA
loop and lead the ~ stars. John
Pa>nlCk finished his series with
!6S single game. the best single
game uf the session.
Ted Tadlch continued his duve
toward the top IN the Individual
averages. shooting 643. to lead AL
Heidelbergs ~ inorganic victory
over Rainier Exports. Four Of the
Heldeloergs reached 500 and the
team total was 2O54 highest team
total o. the six teams. Lee Tore.
one OF Seattle high class plnmeu
rolled 672 for the Exports 70 almost
equal the high score OF Fred Wahlers
With Nahlers and PasniCk on
scoring spree. Pacific Match
doNned Iammarano Brothers for
three games. Bill Eggleston rolled
500 10 lead the CammaranOs.
Tom Smiths Green woods won NO
games from the strong Ideal alleys
team Jake Ncpb crashed . 632 total
for tho GreenWoods auo Louie VIA
l.c1 rolled 90 20 lead the Ideals.
Tho scores
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Hansen Vies
With Thiede
In Mat Mix

Popular Billy Hansen of Salt
Lake City meets Cliff Thiede,
former University of Southern
California football star. in the
eight-round main event, best two
falls out of three, on Monday
nights wrestling card at Green
wish coliseum.
Because both Hansen and Thiede
are clean, ethical grapplers who
abhor the tactics of their villain
Gus contemporaries, the match
should be another fine exhibition
of scientific wrestling such as Han
sen produced against Sailor Barto
on last Mondays card.
The card won't be without
its william" however, since
Billy Edwards, the crooked
nosed knave from Kansas
City. is still in these parts.
Edwards tangles with George
Harden, who halls from Sa-
Nannah, GA, and will be maxi
ing his Tacoma debut, in the
fiVe-round semi-final, one
fall match.
Dave johnson. another Of the
mat games shsdicst individuals.
Is paired with the well-hked
Sailor Barto in the three round
special event, also Of the one-tau
variety.
The three-round opener will find
Leo Burke Of Tacoma trading
holds with Toby Wallace Of Oma-
ma II will be a one-fall match
and will get under way promptly
at $50 O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
1928 Skiers
At Paradise
BY NORIAGT
Mount

PARADISE Inn, Mount
Tacoma-A record crowd for
the 1889 skiing eason
blackened the slopes of Para
disc valley Saturday and Sun
day. Seven hundred and thir-
ty-one automobiles, each bris-
Ting with skis. carried 3,213
persons through the park en-
trance.
The 3,000-odd did not come
In vain. They found the snow
dry. powdcry, fast. perfect
easil, the best seen at the
mountain since the season got
underway In November.
Had 1t not been for clustering.
savage, south wind which rakcd
the valley fore and aft. the day
would have TO be set down down
in the red-lettcr file. But the
snow more than made amends for
the frigid wind.
The wind, however. did cause the
cancellation of special race,
which was to have been sponsored
by Otto Lang, dean of the Para
disc Ski college Maestro Lang
had put up special award for
the winner. but the wind was
whining in protest and the event
was postponed until later date.
Aiso postponed were the
Washington Ski club time
trials. Aspirants for the WSC
team were 10 have run
giant slalom-a type of race
never before attempted in
Paradise vail" y but the
weather made the committee
say nay.
Saturday night Maestro Lang
showed number of ski pictures
here at the inn, Sunday. to the
dickens with the wind. large
number of expert sl<iers were
given pointers on racing technique
by Lang He held his class on
Devils Dip. best known spot on
the popular ski trail from Para
disc to Narada Falls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Giants Triumph

Los ANGELES-The New York
Giants got on the record books to-
day as winners of the first pro
fessional bowl football game"
Ward Cuff. who led the Giants
to victory over the Green Bay
Packers in the 1888 play-off for
the National league champion
ship, was responsible. The former
marquette star kicked A la.st-per-
iod field goal for 1910 victory
over professional all-star eleven
selected by popular vote.
With the score tied at 1910,
the Giants capitalized on
break with less than five min
utcs to 20. Ed Goddard, for
mer Washington star back,
fumbled punt deep in his
own territory and big OrVille
Tuttle yered for the
Giants. on fourth down, Cuff
kicked the winning points
from the 20-yard line.
A crowd of 10000 saw the game
which will be an annual feature,
with proceeds going to the Sal
walton Army.
The Giants scored first. in the
second period on Leonard Bar
nuns 1s-yard field goal A few
minutes later Ernie Smith. of the
All-Stars, tied it with a 19-yard
place kick.
The stars forged ahead in the
third period when Sammy Baugh
of the Washington Redskins threw
a 10-yard pass to Perry Schwartz,
former California end, and then
flcked one TO Lloyd Cardwell who
caught it on the Giant 40 and ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Ice Hockey Clashes To Be Rough

With what appears to be the
toughest hockey game played on
the Lakewood ice 10 date, billed
for Wednesday evening when the
Alt Heidelbergs tsngle with the
Griffin Fuel five. Manager Fred
Kislingbury of the arena an
nounced Monday morning that 100
additional seats would be in
stalled al the rink for the contest.
The Heidelberg Griffin contest is
billed for Q O'Clock with Cammar-
ano Brothers tangling with Medo-
sweet Diaries in the 1.30 O'Clock
opener.
standing room has been at
premium at the arena since
hockey play started. In an
effort TO handle part of the
overflow crowd that has been
unable TO get into the build
ing the additional seats viii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Twas Rainy Eve in Moscow

crship, faces the overdue Beav-
ers in a double-header.
Oregon meets the Cougars Tues
day and Wednesday nights at Pull
man. and then travels to Moscow
for a brace of games Friday and
Saturday against the Vandals
Any hints as to the outcome
of the championship quest are
apt to come from east OF the
Cascades. for Washington still
will have its toughest oppon-
ents and all of its road games
ahead. regardless of success or
failure against o. ;. {.
Oregon can afford to lose one
of its four Tits. but Washington
State. playing at home. needs
double victory to skirt the. danger
line, and Idaho. despite the Satur-
day win. remains the outside con-
tender for title honors.
The conference standings.
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Ski Weather

tNOntLaN. . a. M. from the state
Highway department
Paradise NallcN-Koads open tn
Narada Fails; chains required
above Longmire; temperature of
20 degrees; three inches of new
snow; total depth of III inches;
snow il dry; overcast. with snow
and light southwest wind; skiing
good.
Mt. Baker Lodge-Roads open
to lodge; snow on road from Shuk-
san to lodge; chains required;
temperature of rs degrees: two
inches of new snow; total depth of
las inches: snow il dry: overcast,
with light snow; skiing good. 49,.
Snoqualmie Pass-Snow on road
seven miles west of summit To
Easton: chains required; tenn
perature of 30 degrees; four inches
of new snow: total depth 10
inches: overcast. with occasional
light SNOW: skiing good.
Park Junction->now On road
four miles east of Enumclaw TO
Park junction; chains required;
temperature of - degrees; trace
of new SNOW; total depth of 10
inches; partly cloudy; skiing good.
Cayuse Pass-Total depth Of III
inches; skiing good.
stampede Ski BoWl-Temper a-
ture of 80 degrees; >iN inches of
new SNOW; total depth of u
inches. snow In fair condition;
calm. with light SNOW.
neutrality-suspicious. of 81 de-
greeS: nine inches Of new snow;
total of 81 inches AT Martin lodge
and IS inches at Nonad lake;
snow IN fair condition; light east
wind. with light SNOW.
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he installed In such manner
that they win not cut down
on the standing room TO any
extent. Thus an additional
100 spectators may be handled.
Led by Stan Goldsberry. william
of the circuit who has spent Ia
minutes in the cooler for various
foul tactics. the Brewers have
been penalized g total OF so min
utes in three games. Griffin Is
right behind the league leaders
with penalties totaling % minutes
having been netted out.
Medosweet and Cammarano viii
be battling for second place IN
the preliminary encounter with
the Bottlers trying 10 run their
victory string 10 three straight
while the Milkmen attempt TO
come out Of slump which has
cost them their last two contests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

o.AkLAND-Dick Metz and z.
J Dutch1 Harrison tee of today
for an extra is holes 10 determine
who will get first place money in
the $4,000 Oakland open golf
tournament. They were tied with
PA for - holes.
The two Chicago professionals
VIII receive $1,000 for first place
and $3.50 for second They will
split so per cent Of the gate re-
ceipts for the play-off
Mark Fry. local favorite. almost
made it a three-way tie His five
foot putt on the final hole hit the
rim-and bounced away He tied
for third with Ben Hogan the
former Texan now associated in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES-lt has long

inited Press staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES-lt has long
been the policy of this racing
expert TO announce his choice
for the kentucky Derby
months in advance Last year,
while the Bluegrass was still
blanketed with snow, / unhesi-
tatingly came forward with
Bull Lea. In 1887 parents were
late in decorating their Christ
mas trees. SO busy were they
in plunking down their all on
my pick, Military.
The year before that the
ducks flying south paused
long enough to boot and honk
at my Derby selection, whose
name has escaped my memory
and the record books
To-day, on Januar, l6, give
YOU not only the winner of this
years kentucky Derby, hut
also the winner of the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap.
His name is Porter's Mite, a
three-year-old belonging 10 W.
+. Boeing. Mr., Boeing is an
airplane man. and he has built
few planes that can fly faster
than Porter's Mite. The pur-
chase of the Island of Man
haitian for SPA worth Of cos
tune jewelry was no greater
bargain than Boeing got when
he bought the Mite from John
Hay Whitney Tor less than
$500.
EARNS $1,000
That was Just year ago,
and since then the Mighty
Mite has earned ST 900 won
the classic Belmont Futurity,
and set a worlds record for
SIX and one-hsH furlongs. He
is now at Santa Anita the
first Futurity winner ever 10
campaign IN the winter as a
three-year-old.
He has made one start since
reaching here, In the Santa
Maria stakes last saturday,
and he won II like the cham
pion l think he u. Carrying
l2S pounds he won 80 easily
that Jockey Basil James never
had to touch him with The
whip. And he wasn't running
with plates. either.
Now. the Santa Maria isn't
the Derby and six furlongs
isn't a mile and quarter,
which is the Derby distance.
but Porter's Mite finished the
shorter race SO strongly that
there is no reason 10 believe
that ne cant go the route.
After all. he is bred for dis
lance. His father. a respect
able taxpayer named The Por-
ter. could go the whole way,
AID has sired more than one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
BY RICHARD ". JOHNSTON
United Press staff Correspondent

aH't'u it"r Ftdti Correspondents
II was a rainy night in Moscow
Saturday. and it was the Wash
ington State college Cougars that
got wet.
,Rainmakers were the under
rated Idaho Yandals. twice beaten
by the Washington Huskies and
figured as the wagging tail of the
northern division conference dog
The Nandals wagged -
points through the hoop while
holding the Cougars To
meager lS. and thereby gained
not only reprieye from the
division cellar, hut the distinc-
ton of having spilled the con-
ference applicant.
As a consequence, the Cougars
were denoted to second place
tie with the reviving Oregon Web
foots. who handed Oregon state
its third defeat Friday. 1926
This week the Oreeons head into
the Inland Empire for four games.
while Washington, secure until
Friday in its 20 conference lead
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telling what viii happen VIII
the Tiger lick his chops. or
viii the Lion There's no
predicting the score There's
4 lot At stake There's bound
TO he action-concentrated. so
intense it'n probably hurt
Here's why
This will open THE series
It's victor wrests the right 10
represent Tacoma In the an
nual state basketball tourna-
ment al Seattle next spring
A Cross State basketball
title brings a splattering OF
fame and a cup. but the city
crown brings not only a cup,
but lots more glory and, most
important of all. trip TO
Seattle along with the top
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Today's Sports Parade

reuter-. Ancrold could run a
distance. and so could Rose
mont, who won the 100000
Handicap, and Toro. second to
Reign Count in Kentucky
Derby.
BOOK AGAINST HIM
Porter's Mite will go to the
post in the Kentucky Derby
with the record book against
him. because no futurity win
ncr has ever won the Blue
grass classic. Not even such
futurity winners as Pompey.
ST. James, Top Flight, Chance
sun. Pompoon and Menow
could make the grade in the
Derby
The general run of horse
men do not like either Porter's
Mite or his greatest rival Of
1888. FL Chico, for a Derby
winner. They lean toward the
Saratoga stables Nolitant and
y. X. Bradley's Benefactor.
Valiant is q son of Display,
who sired the mighty Discoy-
cry. Benefaetor, a Blue Lark
spur colt, ran the fastest
three auarters run at Pimlico
last fall nv horses of any age.
Horsemen look on Fl Chico
and Porter's Mite as nothing
but sprinters and prefer the
STAYING power of Nolitant and
Benefactor over the Derby
distance
However. your wlseSt horse
men can be wrong or why
would War Admiral have paid
$40 when ne won the Derby,
or Sea biscuit have been the
under-dog against the Admiral
a. Baltimore
say Porter's Nite. and am
giving this information early
so that YOU can start a penny
bank and place your savings
on MS nose II he WINS. thank
me. II ne doesn't. well. you're
a sucker for having taken my
word.
Copyright. 1892
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But seehcader He his beating
through the three winter months And no matter how boseous
hitter-cold the westher sleot he sticks
rod his sffy line hour after hour
that hope you
to the s,eelhesders that brings to him such eucstg self
Hope literally leaps the giant
he hopes catch that which usually made
vapor big always
that of still fish Thus continues
his quest thrilling catch finding his suffering and hardhp
True human he secet, to himself
again and tha~ed and comfortable the stealing
He the tug of
the line the fight the thrill excitement before he
There other sports quite like him. mentioned
the victim fishing
faces the turbulent extreme blasts of Old Man Winter while virtually
a small boat the
No sir folks can't tie that breed downright
lie takes 1t with a grin and loves
seehead fishers widow about the animal she'll
say:
peculiar. a
complains
And he is tip Of MS rod to of his
THE unpredabe gets against
Lou Nova York. May 20 The coorul Baer
football result whim He fight like champ
= chump While Bud . gong
circles Chuck Congdon The Country club
line performer the competition II Is
possible
lncs Dayes the fighter promise Buegh Grimes insists he
turning In play.
Hutchinson his first baseball collected
better Seattle Hurley
Tmberine Mount Hood visited Ills
Hostak left healed preec, Manager Marine
The croaker did job The Van Lingle
GU
undccated. united other school, II
On the Wing movie reel at the Music Box makes
Itchy shows wild decoed the blind and brought
down BY straight shooting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Anticipate Close
City Loop Games

A program of evenlv-fought
games Is forecast for Mondays
Tacoma City Basketball league
play at Lincoln gymnasium. The
leadership for the second half is
at stake IN the 5 O'Clock Cammar-
ane-GMC game. The cellar fives.
c. T. S. Frosh and California Flor
lists, meet at =. and johnson PANT
and Chilla's close the fast program
at Q o'clock. with second place
going to the victor.
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counted on ,hc youugster 70
star for MS Abes
Thus Ear the Lynx have
hardly beer Impressive losing
their arst three Cross-State
league games On, Lincoln
fvcs OF other years have made
remarkable comebaeks and Il
would not BE- surprising Il the
current Lincoln hoopsters up
SET the Bcngals
Stadium. however cant BY
any reckoning be bracketed as
soft touch I'll take a
lot OF top-night basketball 10
trip this seasons Bengals.
They have lost only one tit
this yesr-that 10 Jefferson
high of Portland By a single
point. Coach Y. q Lowman $
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Exhibitions Set
In v. v. League

western Washington league
basketeers 60 in for little exhibit
ton basketball this week along
with 20 league tCssles.
Monday night Helen stephens
takes her Olympic Goods TO Eaton
vile TO play the LumberJacks
while Buckley Merchants play
New York Shamrocks.
Wednesday evening Puyal-
lup Tptems meet the UniVer-
sity of Washington super
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for touchdown. Tackle Joe Sty-
dahar kicked the extra point.
The Giants began a drive
late in the period and carried
ii over into the fourth to tic
the score. On 10 plays they
marched 10 yards. Ed Danow-
ski completed five straight
passes in that drive, his last
a 32-yard pitch which Chuck
Geltaka caught on the goal
line. Cuffs conversion tied the
score. Ten minutes later,
Cuffs field goal decided it.
The stars made 10 first downs TO
Is for the Giants. DanoWski out
passed Baugh. completing nine out
of Is compared to Sammy's four
out of nine.
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Although Lincoln and Bel
lsrmine have always threat
ened 20 cop the Tacoma cham
pIonship. IN many years right
Up to the last dramatic
game u has been Stadium
teams who have worn the
crown for the last 10 CON
sccutive years
And no other Tacoma high
school team but Stadium has
ever represented the city Al
the state hoop scramble at the
University OF Washingtons
monster pavilion.
TO BREAK TIGER RULE
That Stadium long rule
viii be broken .entually. not
even the most rabid Tiger ian
Will deny. That II will be
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On the Lam
With %.
Elliott Metcalf

HI a fire Of drift wood trying TO his purple
cold hands by the flames that blazed through smoke
which stung his eyes and nostrils =.
His cap pulled down his forehead and his coat
collar up and his neck
He sat there. object of senflicted suffering
halffrozen human being who looked colder than the
driving rain and wind that enveoped him his winter
ting at the side of the Puyaup river
fishing shoulder the line
small branch He had himself by
partially the ms
take steelhesd fishing
ncar-fTeezing suffering
And in this the steelhead fisherman
believe the ardent all followers
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Holy Cross Wins
Over RosaryFive

a sharpshooting Holy Cross
basketball team handed Holy
Rosary its first defeat, IS to "a.
in a Crusade league game Sun
day at the Bellarmine gym. Half
time score was 10 to : in favor
of the winners.
Other loop tilts saw All
Saints whip 81. Leo's, IS to
rs: ST. Peter and Paul down
81. patrick's. 2S tn rs, and
Nisitati ON trouncc Sacred
Heart, 3S TO 20.
Wednesday night in the Bell
gym, All Saints will meet Vista
ton at s o'clock and Holy Rosary
will clash with st. Patrick's al o
o'clock. St Leo's win meet Sacred
Heart and Holy Cross will play
SITS Peter and Paul Thursday
night at S and Q o'clock, respec-
lively.
The lineups.
MI saints (3S tsSl ii Lees
syoboda. F "a r. e g, A Fivnn
Mladnlch no. C. l2l cloherty
SYoboda / a. G -. "a oBrten
Radosovlcs 81. G ~ Mcmahon
Substitutes All Saints Svoboda
t2), A, Zchnder %. L, Svoboda "a.
s., Leo's-J LAMA %, V. Bentz. A
Dor!ner ca
i. Patrick's us) Ces) sts. Peter 4 p.
Ford 90 ....,...F .. d3p ssoutis
Y. Harkins .....F. 49,. Baginski
b. Harkins "a C. 81. (6) Polowski
q. Rapin 40. go. Grabinski
Il hanfn I. DRlH ~Y
Substitutes: st. Patrick,sEJ Hark-
ms ca. 7, Sponarich, H. Harkins
ca SITS. Peter ana paul-M Siemion
ca, A Holcomb 5. Truselo, Don
aidson.
Official-Ba rnfsky
Visitation 1881 t2Ol sacred Heart
Gates fIl .s.....f. &C.. "a Shriner
TARIFF 90 ....-F. ..... 90 Cora
SeiasQua t6l &C. ....s 90 Burns
stevens 81 80 -. ., J. BOYD
Downey 81 -. @ 500. to1 Londos
Substitutes Visitation---i Reda ia.
J Fitzpatrick. J Mccarthy L Hoff-
man. J. Riley Sacred Heart. Con-
uors 81 BOYD
HOLY Rosary CsU tS5l HOLY Cross
. prenovost 90 p 81. 40, Mihoich
littel f5l .+.--.4C. ....- Isl .ugn
9 Prcnoyost t5l G. 90 Mcconnell
Patnode 90 @ -. l2l Corey
Substitutes Holy RosarV--S Malo-
vich 90, Rezele. 7. Burcar