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Evening star., 1940-10-13

proportion in 1914, and more than
treble after the, second draft.
His conclusions were that the labor
shortage and excessive demands on
industries essential to the produc-
ton Of armaments resulted during
the war in four main effects on the
employment of women, namely:
Cd Sharp increase in their en-
ployment in these industries during
the war; CD marked decrease In the
number Of women in the traditional
ly woman-employing industries re-
lieving long-standing congestion and
Improving wages; (3) employment of
women in skilled crafts, other than
armaments, from which they had
been practically debarred before the
war, and
% THE success attending the
emergency employment Of women in
occupations requiring a high degree
OF skill and the expansion Of COM
mercial trade, resulted in the re-
tention Of women in most of these
crafts and industries after the close
Of the war and bade fair to encour-
age larger use Of woman labor"
Evening star., 1940-10-13

to play wild West" and Of the
time he stood q younger sister
against q door and was preparing
to throw home made knives about
her when the family intervened.
Tom last visited Mrs. Schwartz
in July. Mrs. Elizabeth Mix, mother
Of the cowboy star, died here in
1887.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Priest Declares World
Is Spiritually Bankrupt

Hy the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 12.-"The
world today and especially our own
United States is spiritually bank
rupt," the Right Rev. Msgr. Peter
M. H. Wynhoven of New Orleans,
La, president Of the Catholic Press
Association, told Of the associations
national educational press congress
today.
only IS per cent Of our Ameri-
can people are still aligned with Or
ganized religion and 100000 Of
our people do not belong to any
Evening star., 1940-10-13

religion at ALL" said the speaker.
who is editor Of Catholic Action Of
the South.
Pulpit and Christian schools do
not reach them. Only q God-fear-
ing press can begin to make them
conscious Of eternal values"
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Officers Installed

The Allied Youth, Post No. 13, Of
Arlington County, Va, has installed
officers as follows: John Holler,
president; Hugh Burner, vice presi-
dent; Pearl Thompson, secretary;
George Clark, treasurer, and Eddie
johnson, editor.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Kenmore Teus Resume

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Oct. II
(P. - Social Saturday afternoon
teas, a fixture at Kenmore a few
years ago, will be resumed this fall,
with hostesses receiving in costume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

Southern beaches should be
sparkling ond Coy this winter. Beech
styles promise TO do their port, as
witness the charm Of these. The
ploy dress left is one piece offoir
Of green and white woffIe pique in
heart and doisy print, with white
picture frome yoke. The other style
is q three piece bothine suit with
full skirt in block and white hond-
blocked cotton pique 1t hos wrapped
bro and the woistbond Of yellow
royon pique motches the color and
moterioI Of the swim points.
Wide World
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. And so smartly

=. And so smartly
to bed in these pretty
pajamas! Make them
easily for yourself by
this simple pattern.
and you'll be as
dangerously happy
in them as is film
dom's Ellen Drew.
Note the comfortably
ample armholes, the
excellent cut Of the
trousers, the trim
waistline. and the
pockets to keep that
vagrant hankie def
nitely in its place.
They're adorable in
flow ere q flannel,
striped broadcloth or
pastel silk crepe.
Send for Pattern No.
H-3401, designed for
sizes IA, Is, l8, 20; 40
and AZ (32 to AZ BUST.
Size Is requires S
yards of 39-inch ma
terial without nap;
la yards of trim
ming.
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There's Just the right touch of masculine
tailoring to make this casual two piecer ultra
smart. For the slim little junior in the II to
l9 size range it's a devastating outfit! And
it's easy to make by the detailed sew chart
that comes with the pattern For the long
hard wear you'll want to give it, there's no
better material than napthalized wool Pat
tern No. 1889 IS designed for sizes II. l3, u.s.
II and 19 20 to 81 BUST. Size Is requires
Sc yards of 54-inch material
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
u DIRECTORS
TO Be PICKED

Election ef II hoard members
fer the Dyslin Boys ranch will BE
ere Of the ltsms 81 business BE-
fore thu Young hsns business
club Friday noon At Hotel Win
thror. A number ~ nomlnstscn
have already been made and more
may h< made from the flcor D.
fore the election Friday.
After the beard has eeen chosen.
It's members viii select their own
officers
Those thus far nominated in.
ciude J. p. Lexher. George y.
childs. Or. Fred Francis. Harold
Keller. Otto L. Johnson. Or. Arthur
Z. Nordl, Ted Hssklnson. Gilbert
waite. Lew nlilla. John Thirty
acre, Herb syford. W. l. Quest.
Harry A. Houss and Ralph Davis
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
CRASH VICTIM
IS IMPROVING

TIE eendfzIen - Ezfward ~
M.lstru<H. 60 ~ s<vsn hnrt = Z
twp~ssf ersse early Wednesday N
IL Olympia TNecnA hl1kway,
49, impFuv~1 Tkur><lay a<<ors1znn
ta rspc<ss fren n. Jc>>pnY -
pst.l wA<sV ~ y sad>v s>se<vs.
tiea.
Nalstrum. ~ - - ~
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xve.. wNs vemvv~d frNw IL -
pltai ~ rer< L<vfs T. T~eoNn
ist. "Wednesday. ~ sNee wse ~
tarpa IN the e<eaa. en1 10y -
eeeatsss ~ <eNfSn>msnt ~ reme
si<u<. hat ~ eeNdIfina ~ NJ
c<Izsssd p<rsez1e rive ac<ucants
II Re eer wsve NM wk>u ~ ~
ehfns 49, str<h ~ = s<F 6vty~a
~ frsne a. Meysr4 ~ !. r1<~.
me-. " Senep ~. Mainerum's
raf overturned
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Nv q. 4. MAYHEM

Across Tacoma's eastern sky on
Thursday morning there appeared
In richest coiors a painting fully
100 miles long and 80 miles wide
that must have deeply Impressed
every one who saw Il.
Here the January sun tries each
year 10 improve upon its master
piece OF the year before. utilizing
with the dawn the fixsd elements
OF the earth and the shiftlnE sls-
ments az the sky.
II h Mount RAisier's it.s1e
feet Of towering height and the
many -chaa GtaE patterns Of the
clouds that give the sun the
material with which Ia work.
Thursdays product 81 morning
light upon the mountain. the en-
tire length Of the Cascade range
and ths overhead clouds was an
achievement Of rsrs beauty.
Al first only . faint hand Of
lemon light outlined the crest Of
the range and cut between the
deep gray gloom Of the mountains
base and the clouds that banked
around and above the mountains
peak
The light yellow asepsasd Ia
orange and reds - Tire sss
EAinsd Altitude east 81 tho
range. and the rich ooierisg
spread higher aad higher In
the heaveaa, and famed cut
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TEAMMATES Or pIMMEapaTEs
SIS. Tonic Is tn.
choice 10 increase the
appetite. TO bsest energy

TouSTfIss fboslssnds u n<n sssf
Wosasn eau testify 10 ths bsashif
ssS. Tonic has brought tlssm.
1hs iaas arc simple h~esgs ~ 81
conditions efrsfing the kamaa isesif
iou 1aassd eDaBt il mo.f deceptive.
II fou fesi rt1adOan laft iesn
appetite have l0ss wsizbt +. oont
siss up until sou restore lhoa< pre-.
sloss red l1ees Grille bssl 70 nosmsl.
SIS. Tonic msY ~ l,sm What 500
usfd to gsi f0a on the Ebi fead 10
health and Happiness sSs.n.
Ia So fesgis goai ~ siser fls
ifDssbit IN two ssyf hspt Yos infssss<
ihe appetite sad b<stsr yosF siesaxeh
dlscaiien- fhua mailing bsuer us< ~
fhs iDod 700 esf-s>eondiY. thip. nskk.
sstsry blood u made fifh and red
zE1in ihls giving Yosl b<,cai Ia ene1Ty.
Try SIS. shieh any drug nors can
supply and NJ ethical dealer vii asK-
ssst a isstniitwls. Ihs BIZ 70 o. are y
= 40 sssst tIesinseHf and represents .
SAVING 10 The paEchsse psiee .CSAac c.
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MORE WPA WRITING
CLASSES OPEN HERE

Establishment Of WPA shorf
story. poetry and dramatic writing
classes at Fishers auditorium each
Friday was announced BY ths adult
education division Thursday. Tho
poetry ana drama class sArts ~
10 a m. and the short story class
at .. m. wPA also announced
room for more students IN iis
French class Thursday evenings At
7 O'Clock In the Stewart junior high
school 30. 50th and Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
BURGLAR TAKES
Gun, ANTIQUES

Priced antiques were stolen
from the home of Mrs. F. A. Bel
foy, 1924 No. Tacoma ave, by
burglars using the passkey me-
thod OF entrance, police revealed
Thursday.
The burglary was reported by
Mrs. Belfoy. who said the footing
occurred during a period OF
several days when the home was
vacant following a death in the
family. Missing antiques included
an old double-barrel shotgun, a
revolver of ancient vintage. six
dinner plates and six chocolate
cup saucers, chocolate pot and
four China cups and saucers.
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Tacoma educators win Be hosts
next Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
Jan. Is. - and IS. to nearly 1000
teachers from the entire length Of
Western Washington and At the
same time TO one Of the eountry's
leading educational philosophers,
Or. William Heard Fitzpatrick. from
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S. II. S. Girls Sing
At Club Luncheon

Carrying on its annual custom,
the Stadium Girls Senior Glee
club, under the direction of Clay
ton Johnson, entertained at the
Rotary club luncheon Thursday at
Hotel Winthrop with four choral
numbers.
The group sang the following
numbers: Kentucky Babe" by
Giebel, given a capella; Ma Indy
LOU" Strickland; ''Good-By,'
Tosti; Coin Home Dvorak. with
obligato solo by Ruth Michael
Janet Ferris was the accompanist
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Sun Paints Beautiful Scene
Above 14,426-Ft. Mountain

farther 10 ths north ssa ssutn
In . csastastiy changing spss-
tActe.
Toward actual dawn. . sharp
shadow like the Knomon II . nun
dial cut upward ard westward
through the eoinfinH sky. u vas
the true shadow Of ths great peak.
etched against the ceiling Of
clouds. and probably VIM esa
say the largest shadow that can
be produced on earth by any phys
lcsi characteristics Of iis own.
Thus changing, the sun ard
mountains and shy performed fully
IN hour.
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]. Y. Col(RAD's nTD
TO De N CE|(IRlLM

Is.ssss v. caarA1 fsthe< - ray
". ccnrH1 ~ gsae1fesksr -
Mrs. Ntsnisy neans - neema
died Tuesday n ceatx~lla Wnose
~ nsae NJ nam> ORR ihoN
me- 80. cnnrst i>avss -
daughters. Mra t(auA ualssy -
Ah~vd<sn an Mn l>avy x><>ens
~ cnehaiis: twe erns waller ~
centssils ana Marry - nremer.
sao Funeral spsvseoe VII ~ ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Crowd Seeks Seats During
WOman's Death Trial Here

tcontinued rrcm rsrs onel
Ashford resa eoe.tswetlen
worker, Rarrey fAwickL whose
name she had take. fer hers.
Miss Jones Tor Mrs. zawickt, a.
she Ashford community knss hesl
vent before = jury swern Il con.
sder the death penalty " she u
proven 10 have sssct vslfaIls and
Intentionally at To.year-oid John
Reese. pianeer Paradise valley
camp operator. rho died oct II
from = - ealseer bullet threash
his bach.
JURORS ARE NAMED
The II jurors who heard epen-
ing testimony tass before 8 o'elcek
Wednesday wsrs Arass Happ. III
30. sssh ct: Otto noha Route l.
Roy: Fanny Fern whlte. ssis No.
Cove. Mrs. Hsien Weed. s1s So
sheridan, Bertum \. Harn. iios
10. a.: parth IAsdwick, ss12 40.
Tacoma ave. A. n nastel iios
itth. sw- rsysllup: Alice Hunt,
7os Tsh ave. NV. puysllup:
Charles r. Hubbard. sTzs rsvceii
ave, Tacoma walter Mclaughlin.
sa7s No. Ferdiasnd: Mrs. Anna
swindlsr. ess 20, Stevens. and A.
II. Mccoy. III No. shersdsn
They will he kept together dur
Ing the entire trial
INJURY pEsCRInEp
Testimony by County Coroner
T. ". Long tina, the bullet fired by
the defendant into Re>sss hack
tho afternoon OF Oct. II nicked hls
spinal cord and must have caused
instant paralysis WAS the first
major blow struck ~ the Kisi's
trial started wednesday afternoon.
DIR. Longs testimony that Reese
must have been parslysed by the
shot was introduced 20 refuts the
seif.defenss claim Of the defendant.
Since the night ~ her arrest Al
zawieki's home, three miles above
Ashford on Mountain highway.
Miss Jones has insisted she shot
because the elderly man approach
ed attempting TO modest her.
BULLET ExnunrrED
In his opening statement to the
jury, Chief Criminal Prosecutor
Dewitt G. Rowland ssid he would
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1000 Educators to Meet
In Tacoma for Three Days

Northwest members Of the Pro-
gressive Educational association.
Sessions will BE held In the audi
forum and study rooms Of Jason
Lee junior high school.
sapt. Howard r. Good Of the
Tacoma public schoola announcing
the conference Thursday. declared
the study conference leader 10 b,
next 20 John Dewey. -the leading
prophet In education At the present
time" regarded by many ~ Amer
icas foremost teacher.
The association sponsoring his
appearance. Supt Goold said. exists
TO study means OF increasing the
rapidly Of educational advance
ment and promote experimentation
In new methods. DR.. fitzpatrick.
he said. win appear In two other
major conferences In the North.
west. one at Spokane and one al
Eugene, Ore. and on his return trip
will lead a shorter session at Boise.
Idaho.
Pre-Registration Affair
While a few admissions TO the
conference viii be available at the
door. the superintendent an
nounced, IL will be almost entirely
a pre-resistrstion affair. with Mon
day the final day for registering.
Or. Fitzpatrick win make his
first talk In Tacoma At q luncheon
OF group leaders at i1:so on the
2eth at the First Methodist church
He will speak at two general SEES
sions. that day. one at $50 and
the other at o'clock.
Saturday. the 2Tth. he Will speak
at a general session at 1928. a,
which President William w. Hag.
gard Of the Western Washington
College OF Education at BeilinE.
ham will preside. Mrs. Louise 3
Taylor. Pierce county school super.
intendent, will lead a session tina,
afternoon at $50. on Progressive
Education and Social Change" al
which DIR. Fitzpatrick viii speak
again. A banquet will be held tina,
evening in the Crystal ballroom Of
the Hotel winthrop.
Final on Sunday
The visiting educational leader
will make his final address Sunday
afternoon. the 2sth. at 2 o'clock
Educators from ali parts OF the
state will be leaders OF group meet.
ings between DR.. Kilpatrick's ad'
dresses to the conference.
Among them will be DIR. Edgar
NJ. Draper Of the University Of
Washington; Roger Elder, vice
principal OF Lincoln high school
Paul b. Hanawalt, Puyallup super.
intendent: Worth Mcclure. Seattle
superintendent; A. C. Hudtloff. Of
Clover Park school: r. l.. Powell
OF C. p. s.; w. Virgil Smith, as.
sistant superintendent in Seattle
and Dean Willis L. Uhl, from the
university.
Supt. Goold will be genera
chairman Of the conference com
mittee. Assistants include Asst
supt. Mont J. Downing. John os
well Peterson, Leland r. Brown
Helen Laurie. Eugene j. McNa
mara and Everett G. Shimmin.
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Dads Night at PIT. A.

A tighter feeling in the steering
assembly of an automobile may be
an indication that the front brakes
are dragging.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
0. B. PARKER
PASSES At 80
Had Been Prominent
Resident of Sum-
ner 80 Years

SUNNI Err - Orpheus Bailey
Parker. aged 20, died Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. Laura Merritt He leaves
three other daughters. Mrs. E. L.
Emery Of Roy. Mrs. E. c. orton
Of Sumner and Mrs. Robert Lind
sey of Los Angeles; Is grandchil-
dren and 10 greatgrsndchildren.
Parker had been a prominent
resident Of Sumner for the past 80
years. He was born in Weather
field. H.. in 1s4e and engaged in
farming in Iowa before coming 10
Sumner to live. He was member
of the Christian church. Funeral
arrangements are in Charge of the
Funk Funeral home.
Called TO Chicago
Roy Ingalls,. manager OF Wash
ington Packers: r. p. Juhnichen.
sales manager; Raymond Melhart,
superintendent OF cold pack, and
Kenneth Cain, purchasing agents,
left Wednesday to attend the Ma
tional Gamers convention in Chi
cago, Jan. 81 to 81. After the con-
vention ingalls, and Juhnichen Will
go east and south in the interest of
the cannery.
Library Score High
According to the findings OF a
committee appointed by the Wash
ington Library association for
judging Washington public librar-
les, the Sumner library was ac-
corded the grade of 95.5s per cent
or the rating OF excellent. Points
on which the library was scored
were personnel qualifications. fl
nancial support, book collection.
book circulation, and hours per
week the building Is open for pub
lie use.
Sponsors Gard Party
First Of a series OF three card
parties, sponsored by the Royal
Purple club. will be held Tuesday,
Jan. 20. at 2 p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. Herbert Besel, 514 Kincaid
ave. The public is invited.
Dads Night Mt PIT. A.
Alderton PIT. A. will hold Its
annual Dads Night Thursday at s
o'clock in the Alderton gymnasium.
Men will have charge of the pro-
gram and refreshments. Hosts for
the evening will be Fred oliver. AL
bert Jensen. Victor Bengston, Glen
McChesney, Sam Wahlquist, Otto
Davis, Arthur Spooner, w. r. Was
mund, Harlo Bryson and z. j.
VanWinkle.
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MRS. BoRAH TALKS

When the senate convened at
noon, Chaplain Re Barney Phillips
prayed for Borsh's recovery. SEN
ators visibly were moved.
The Borahs apartment IL on
the fourth floor of a fashionable
building at 21oi Connecticut ave,
in the northwest section OF Wash
ington.
Mrs. Borsh, n graying woman,
met reporters in the living room
Of the apartment. She seemed
composed and responded quietly
TO the few questions that were
asked her.
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r. ID. INTERESTED

Members of Borah's office STAFF
took turns calling at the apart
ment.
Borah has only two close rsls-
tives. They are . sister. Mrs.
Matte Rinard, of Fairfield, Ill.
near where Borsh WAS born, and
Wayne G. Borah. a nephew who Ii
a federal Judge In New Orleans.
President Roosevelt requested
his secretary TO give him frequent
reports on the senator's condition,
In Borah's office. Mia Rubin
sat at her desk red-syed. answer
ing telephone call after telephone
call. office clerks gathered In q
corner talking in low tones.
GREAT AND SMALL"
An almost continual line Of per-
sons. great and small. visited the
office. From time to time a call
came from the senator's home.
we are all going TO feel ter
rihle about Mr.. Borsh," hiss Rubin
ssId. But he would want VS. TO
be brave about this"
Around the capitol and senate
office building Borah's condition
wss almost thu only topic OF con"
yersation among senators and rep
ressntstiyes, pages and elevator
boys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
vANDENBERG FEARFUL

On Capitol hill the usually calm
Vice President John NJ Garner
paced back and forth In his office
Senator Borsh win be missed
as much as any member Of the
senate" he said.
Sen. Arthur II. vsndenberg, r.,
Mich. had tears in his eyes when
he returned 10 the senate after
call at the Borah apartment.
zone of the foundation stores OF
stones Is being swept out from
under the country" he said.
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EXAMINED MONDAY

When Borah's INJURY mt be-
came known yesterday, Il was
said merely that he had been
bruised in the fall and was en-
peeted TO be up In two or three
days.
Then today his office announced;
Senator Borah In suffering from
q cerebral hemorrhags which oc-
CURED early Tuesday morning.'
Friends said that only on Mon
day Borsh had undergone . phys
icaI examination and had been
pronounced In good health.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SENATOR WIN. B0RAH

caused the senator 10 fall and
strike his head.
He Was believed 10 have slipped
on . small rug. lie Was uncon-
seious when picked UP and carried
TO bed.
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Library Score High

Sponsors Gard Party
First Of a series Of three card
parties, sponsored by the Royal
Purple club. will be held Tuesday,
Jan. 20. at 2 p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. Herbert Besel, 514 kincaid
ave. The public is invited.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-03-28
Rep Quintet Trounce Trinity M. E.
Win by As to "a Score

The G.A.c. "Reps" added another scalp to their
belt by defeating Trinity Noe. winners of the East
ern Division DC. Recreation League, IS to 81 at
the school gym, Saturday, March 70.
The first half found both teams deadlocked at IL
all. This half exceptionally slow, 9TH teams
missing enough shots to win ordinary game. After
the intermi ssion, both teams to life, and play
ed brilliant basketball. By the of the Bird
quarter Greenbelt had forged ahead, and leading
% to %. The "Reps" passing and combination play
ttat had begged down for quarters started click
in the final quarter and from then the result
in doubt.
H. Cougar and williamson, of the losers, scored
- and II points respectively. Cougar of Trinity
one of the best all around basketball players
at Greenbelt this season. His GOODNESS and level
headness under fire was delight to see, his
sinking of shots from beyond mid-court.
Jack Cain nigh of the "Reps" with -
points. Nc Donald and Greisch each contributed
points. Marack broke up scoring threats by
Trinity, recovered the ball, dribb1ed the entire
length of the floor to and win the plaudits of
the crowd. Barker, defense without peer, set
some kind of a scoring record for himself when he
sunk field goals and foul to run his total
to points. J.A
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-03-28
Greenbelt Bowling League

The Greenbe1t Duckpin Bowling League turned into
the home stretch last Tuesday night, March lo, at
the College Park Alleys, and the leading Musketeers
again went down to defeat, this time games to l,
and beaten by the Holi-Rollers That makes it tie
again for the top spot with the Lions, who more
successful, and took the odd game from Starlig IL.
Both have and lost the same, and only 3 more
nights to 60. Will it be hot right to the
wire?
The Buckaroos showed that they were hot after the
leaders by taking two of the three games from tn
Crescents, while the Starlight NJ team moved into
fifth place with shutout victory the Blues.
There were two clean sweeps egistered, when
the Jaguars and the Romans really went places and
took with them all three games from the Consumers
Services and Cardinals respectively. In the other
two games the American Legion took the odd game
the Knights of Columbus and the Scribes after drop
ping the first, back strong to win the next
and pluck the Eagles wings.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS