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Evening star., 1940-03-17
North Wales
Race Meet
Lunch Party
Other News Notes
From Warrenton
Neiehborhood

WARRENTON, Va, March 16.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory s. Carhart and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harry Pool enter
tained at luncheon today at North
Wales for the riders in the point
to-point races and other friends.
Miss Betsy Charrington has re-
turned from Philadelphia, where she
was the guest for two weeks Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Charring-
ton and other relatives.
Mrs. E. M. Moss of Washington
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. B.
Kinkead.
Mrs. Shravesande Leaves
For Florida Visit.
Mrs. Pieter Shravesande left this
week to join her sister In Florida.
Mrs. H. G. Groome has returned
from trip to Mexico.
Mrs. Richard Wallach, ST., who
spent the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines Gwathmey at Westbury,
Long Island, has returned to her
apartment In Wagrenton.
Mrs. C. K. Huston, whose hus-
band is in the diplomatic service, is
occupying the Strong residence on
Winchester street, which she has
leased for three months. Judge and
Mrs. Richard Strong are spending
the time in Florida.
Mrs. Katherine F. Bowman went
to New York this week to attend
the National Flower Show in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Mrs. Ellison A. Smith left yes
terday for Pinehurst, N. c., to visit
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Ward. jr.
of Middleburg have gone to Miami
Fla, and from there will take boat
to spend several weeks in Nassau
Mrs. Jones Sexton of Columbus
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Rigar
Mckinney at Burrland, near Mid.
DR.. and Mrs. j. o. Hodgkin, jr.
are spending the week end at Lex.
ington. Va, where their son. j. o
Hodgkin, Sd, is a cadet at the v
M. I. They took with them Mis-.
Bowes of the Warrenton Countr!
School. Miss Betsy Brittle and Mis-!
Scotty Thompson, who will attene
the dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sloane, VIII,
came from Florida for a short stay
at their Warrenton home, have lef
| for Nassau.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kenneth Jenkin!
are in Florida and from there viii
| 60 on two-week cruise.
Mr.. r. c. Winmill has joined Mrs
Winmill at Clovelly Farm for the
Evening star., 1940-03-17
DR.. Guardia
TOBe Feted
While Here
White House Dinner
For Costa Rican
President.Elect
(Continued From First Page.)

honor Of their newly elected Presi-
dent and Sonora de Guardia.
This social affair of the Minister
and Sonora de Castro Beeche per-
haps will be the last large party
they will give in Washington. The
Minister is retiring from the diplo-
matte service and when he and his
wife sail the latter part of next
month they will bid farewell to
their many friends in Washington.
Senor and Sonora de Castro Beeche
will be greatly missed in this city.
They boast among their host of
friends not only colleagues in the
diplomatic corps but many in Of
f1cial and residential society. Senor
Beeche plans to devote his time after
his retirement to private interests
and it is thought that he may again
take over the ownership and pub
fishing Of newspaper.
Pan-American Union
Luncheon Planned.
DR.. Guardia will be the honor
guest at luncheon given by the
Government Board of the Pan
American Union, this function fol-
lowing meeting Of the union. Plans
now are being made for an evening
party on this date.
The future chief executive of the
Central American Republic, who is
one of the outstanding doctors of his
country, will be feted at luncheon
given by the American Medical So
ciety, and while Dr. Guardia is being
honored by leading physicians of
this Nation his wife will be the honor
guest at luncheon with Sonora de
Castro Beeche as the hostess.
Thursday, March %, the visitors
will conclude their stay in the
Capital and will leave by train for
Chicago. After few days stays in
the Illinois city the president-elect
and his party will wend their way
back to the metropolis, from where
they will sail for their native country
April 6.
Inauguration Day
Will be May 8.
When the President-elect arrives
nome he will find plans we'll ad-
Vanced for his Inauguration on May
3. He is taking the opportunity OF
visiting this country while await
ing his induction into Office for
after he takes his oath according to
the constitution of Costa Rica he
will not be permitted to visit for
eign countries.
DR.. Guardia has risen with rapid
aty to the highest Office of his coun-
try. He only recently celebrated
his 41st birthday anniversary and it
was only six years ago that he took
his place in the Costa Rican Con-
gress. At the time of his election
as president he was the ranking
member of the legislative branch OF
his native land. Sonora de Guardia
Is a native of Belgium. She for
merly was Mile. Yvonne Clays and
her parents reside in Belgium. The
Guardias have no children. The
president-elect's parents, Senor and
Sonora Calderon Guardia will at
tend the inauguration of their son
in San Jose, the capital of Costa
Rica and others who will be proud
spectators on this occasion will be
the future Presidents brother, Seno1
Francisco Guardia, and his widowed
sister, Sonora Maria de Fernandez.
Evening star., 1940-03-17

Morton Levy, Jf., son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Morton Levy of Philadelphia.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mrs. r. B. H. Lyon was hostess
Tuesday at family luncheon party
at her home, 1880 Thirteenth street.
Leap Year Dance
Cards Are Issued.
Miss Barbara Ann Baer and Miss
Marjorie Rosenthal have cards out
for a leap year dance at the Wood
mont Country Club on Monday,
March 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hertzberg left
Washington Friday to spend several
weeks at Miami Beach.
Mrs. Louis Schiff of Charlotte,
N. c., is the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sigmund of Woodley Park
Towers.
Mrs. Joseph Bendheim, jr.. was
hostess at a shower in honor Of Miss
Nancy Goldsmith yesterday after
noon at her home in Arlington VII
lage The engagement of Miss
Goldsmith to Mr.. Herman Leo Neu-
gass of New Orleans was recently
announced. Their wedding will
take place in the spring.
Mr.. James Newmyer, who is a
student at Yale University. is home
with his parents for his Easter va
cation.
Miss Ruth Simon. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Simon, is visiting in
New York.
Mr.. Louis Simon is in Richmond.
Va, where he attended the wedding
of Miss Elizabeth Whitlock and Mr.
Edward S. Herschler of Richmond
at the Jefferson Hotel last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Illch are
vacationing at Miami Beach for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Merryle S. Rukeyser of New
Rochelle, N. Y. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Louis Simon, at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Barnet are
again in their home on Chesapeake
street after a stay of some weeks In
California. Mrs. Sadie Hofheimer
of Norfolk, Va, mother of Mrs. Bar
net, has been spending some time
here as their guest.
Mrs. Samuel Revness of New York
has been spending the week here
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg, jr.,
and was joined by Mr.. Revness for
the week end.
Mrs. Dora Cohen was hostess at a
luncheon and cards at her home on
Woodland drive Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kraft
Return From Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kraft, who
have been spending their honey
moon at Miami Beach, have re.
turned to Washington and are al
the Broadmoor.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Returns to Staunton
After Trip to
Mexico City

STAUNTON, Va, March 16.-Mrs.
Duncan Curry and her sister, Miss
May Young, are spending a few days
in Washington. Mrs. Curry re-
Gently returned to Staunton from
Mexico City, where she spent sew
eral weeks, and Miss Young was the
guest of Mrs. J. Allen Wheat at
Ackley, her place near the univer-
sity, until she joined her sister for
the brief visit to Washington.
Mrs. Abner Clarkson of Washing
ton came this week to her former
home here and is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles n. Clarkson for the
late winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hogshead
had as their guest the latter's sis
ter, Miss Rachael Gierhart of Yon-
kers, N. Y, who was joined here by
her f1ance. Mr.. Malcolm S. STEM
house of Flagstaff, Ariz. Miss Gier-
hart was accompanied to Yonkers
the first of the week by Mr.. STEM
house. Their wedding will take
place next month in Yonkers.
Evening star., 1940-03-17

Mrs. Cecilia Karpeles of New
York, formerly of this city, is visiting
her family here for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Freedman
will be at home, 1903 Buchanan
street. tonight in honor of the con-
tlrmation of their son, Seig Freed
man, which took place yesterday
morning at the Sixth Street Temple
Mrs. Samuel Bederman and Mrs.
Ann Miller left Washington Thurs
day to spend several weeks at Miami
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levi of the
Westchester are on a three-week
vacation at Hollywood Beach, Fla,
and Nassau.
MIR. and Mrs. Sanger
To Leave This Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanger will
leave during the week for Parkers-
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Pharmacists Book Tennyson

The Washington branch of the
American Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton will hear a discussion of The
Harrison Narcotic Law and the
Druggist by A. S. Tennyson, chief
counsel of the Federal Narcotics
Bureau, at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
American Institute of Pharmacy,
2215 Constitution avenue NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Titled Author to Speak

Baroness Trina Ungern-Sternberg,
author of articles on conditions in
the Baltic nations, will speak at a
meeting of the Baltic American So
ciety at pm. tomorrow at the
International Student House. 1708
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Of Personal Note Here
Mrs. Harry Grossberg and Daughter
Visiting Parents in Washington

Mrs Harry Grossberg Cleveland accompanied
daughter visiting and Mrs Nathan
Grossberg formerly Miss Alice Frank
Mr. Mrs Oppenhemer with their daughter
return this week from Miami where they
the greater part of the winter
Mrs Sidney kaufman of 1920 Sixteenth
their daughter
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about Sacramento $ Solons

pitching staff along with right
handler Bill Schmidt. Freitas won
81 games. lost II last year, while
Schmidt won Is and lost Is. Their
aid will come from Al Sherer. re-
turning highlander. who won six
and lost u. and youngsters from
the Cardinal chain, including War
rem Lilly. George Munger. Norbert
Kleinke. Oscar Judd, ROLAND Van
Slate. Warren sandell and Benny
Salss.
Best bets TO stick are Van Slate,
who won II and lost ~ In the
South Atlantic league: Lilly. who
won six with Albuquerque, and
Judd, who won II and lost six
with Decatur. III.
Bruce ogrodowski and jim
erik. capable backstops. again
will handle the catching duties.
Larry Barton will play first
base, Dib Williams second.
Bob Blattner from the Three-I
league viii be at short. and
Art Garibaldi. who just misses
being n big Lacquer. at third.
Reserves are Borgmann. ca
pablo second sacker: Charles
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Big 10 Chiefs
Pop Challenge

CHICAGO All athletic neKo,ia-
tons between Big Ten schools were
~ a standstili today In q drastic
move 10 force the University Of
Chicago 10 back up Its "unidenti-
fled Spokesman. with proof that
Western conference football Ia DIS
honest.
shortly after Chicago sud
denly announced it, decision
20 withdraw from intercoile-
giate football last fall. the
mysterious spokesman charged
the Maroons quit because they
could not play football In the
Big Ten and remain honest"
Resenting the inference that
their own methods were under fire.
athletic directors Of the nine other
schools announced Saturday night
they will draw up no more con-
ference schedules until Chicago
turns over to Commissioner John
L. Griffith any material 1t may
have bearing on integrity of the
conference.
II Chicago fails TO reply. II was
reported. the Aaroons may be
dropped from all other Big Ten
sports.
With that report. tho drums
again started beating 10 adopt
Pittsburgh as the ION conference
school In case Chicago withdrsws.
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Trojans To Play
In National Meet

SAN FRANCISCO 49, Southern
CALIFORNIA; basketball team, beat
en- only twice this year, will repre-
sent the Pacific coast IN the Ma
tionsl Collegiate Athletic assooi-
alton playoff In Kansas City
March % and 20.
Tho Trojans turned on the
power for which they are pro-
verbal 10 spank the Oregon
State college Beavers. IS TO 20.
saturday night. after winning
the first game Of the series,
50 TO IL.
Southern CALIFORNIA; two de-
teats were chalked up by stanford
and California. but Troy otherwise
maintained a fast clip through the
east, midwest and coast, dumping
Long Island university. Purdue
and other hot shots. Coached by
Sam Barry. the Trojans will go
into the Kansas City tourney ia
vorites 10 capture the crown now
held by the University Of Oregon.
which lost out in the final week
Of play TO Oregon State for the
Northern division title.
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Lsysla csis ID
70 Play h Hawaii

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BELLS, ABES OPEN PLAY0FF SERIES At LINCOLN
Bengal Star
Wins Midget
Scoring Title

Although fireworks in TIE vars
iiy chase have rot ceased. the city
midget squads have packed away
their ,ars and again Il = found
that tie Stadium HAe<@ have
oopped most a tho iaursls De
sides taking the loop Champion
ship with eight straight wins. the
Tigers found their ace forward.
TED Wakefield. the leader IN the
individual scoring race ~iih a.
points In eight games.
Hal Disard. Lincoln sharpshoot-
er. was In second spot with -
markers. while Floyd swanson.
Stadium. came In third with ~
last wears leader. sisdIum's Hob
Angelina. played in only two
games before = knee injury laid
him up. lie Gagged - points In
those two games
The first 10 leaders,
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BY JAMES s. sHEEHY


You can't count out the Sacra-
|nto club from the Pacific Coast
que baseball race while the
ons are backed by the ST. Louis
Fds,
Sacramento does not loom as
Ping as the 1899 team, which
shed fourth and won the
haughnessy playoff. Missing
Pitchers Tom Seats, Ira Smith
Lee Sherill-winners last year
long with Shortstop Joe orengo
b Outfielder Milo Marshall.
Yet If Manager Bonnie Borg
nn's 1940 entry does not click
can depend on strong reinforce
nts from ST. Louis. His club
bpped the first 10 games last
Ison a sufficient setback to
Organize most teams. But the
lie guy put himself on second
e. got shortstop orengo and
Yer players back from the Car
als and spanked the club into
bennant contender.
The solons again will play
eads-up, alert ball; will steal
nany bases and Use the hit
hnd-run often. You have TO
y fast and have = good arm
Ind head TO remain long In
be Cardinal chain.
kouthpaw Tony Freitss. hardy
Fennial Of a score Of years in
eball. again will anchor N,
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Knight Wins
In Gun Shoot
Captures l6-Yord
Event and Skeei

Joe Mcknight a. olympia I'D
participants sunday IN TIE Ts-
ccma Gun clubs sheet. WANING
the fs.ysra event with . scofe a
a. out 81 SO ard the skest with
~ cut cf 70
Art fssxhissa. '. Y. Nel-~s
ard n. n iip.e~us fl~1 fer
.~eeed. cseh with ~ cot -
81. and Pat wetlrsas asS Les
ter Must were seat ~ssA ~
Zach
Or n. 1. Petit woa TIE hsnssi-
cap with "a ont Of IS. followed
by Mcknight and FIRED May
Win q score q II eat % -.
Al Lewis placed fret IN the dou-
hlcs. winning over Mcknight. who
scored 70. and Dr.. Petit VIVA
posted 10
Dr. =. I. Hiair va s~eseA
IN the ske~f with 81 cut 81
50. and leha Lake ard n. l.
trivia WIRE it'd for sAira NTH
~ zach.
Participating In the skees for
the first time. young David Met
calf registered an encouraging Ia
The next sheet viii be held On
March 2t
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Willie Davis. Bill Hansen
Headline Wrestling Card

Wee While Davis, mammoth
yirginian who tips the beam NJ
2s2 pounds. will be CIT after his
third straight main event victory
when he meets biIIy Hansen %
salt I.aks CITY In the wrestling
hsadIinsr at Greenwich coilsusm
this Monday night
Davis n shooting 81 the
mark ~ five is . rms esssb-
ii.hed here last year by the
same Hsssra, and "sshipissh
Blils.- iIshs ysasG ssyiist. 10
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Bear Rugby Squad
To Play Canadians

BERKELEY-The University Of
California rugby team meets the
University OF British Columbia In
Vancouver on March 20 and the
Vancouver All-Stars March %. II
was announced today. Coach Miles
Hudson said IS men would make
the trip. II will be the first in
vasion Of British Columbia since
1887. although the All-Stars nosed
out the Bears. 10 to is. at Treas
ure island last year.
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suyfar from Decatur, III, and
Byron Bridgers from Albu-
querque.
Max Marshall and Chester Vice
zorek return To the outfield with
.295 batting averages. Both are
fast, can throw and should hit
over 800 this season, five other
outfielders will battle for regular
reserve duty. They are Lynn King
235 hitter from the Cardinals;
Dick Land and Mel wasiey, $50
hitters from Springfield in the
Western association; Louie Scot
fic. 800 hitter from Mobile. and
Stanley Hough. .2s2 hitter from
Ashevilie Of the Piedmont league
Five of them are left-handed hit
tiers. while Wieczorek and Seoffie
bat right-handed. Land and Hough
also throw left-handed.
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Dog Teon, Driving

M&W h<$&Ht&s V@4*s &f*t*At
iisssmsa. wmtd ess@melaa DO
sxsm driver VI Twla ksiiss ida.
hsla shs shnvai issd i.gsixs 40
si.rtsy title tesssy. ps~inx esst
f'slsy baum. Ashton. La. a~fsfsas
lns sgsishussisF. ~ - seconds
ifssemsn Nszss sundays fsss~
mile heal n - minutes. 10 s<s.
sasds tsr : rsossiAy total ~ ~ ~.
ls4ums sssas hfness Tins wss 81 -
Ten Fsruansisx. Etfss. tsis Li<Yd
ysnAlesls, Ashsaaf Epsfh@st safsasn.
lisgsy. lie Vera cssfsiiaEsY. Ash
TON. ard Hossie ftesee. FsEt. Ida,
finished 10 that etd~r
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Santa Anita Draws
Cool Two Million

ARCADIA. csisf Despite .
state decree sisshlag racing Gays
from 81 70 81 the Lss Aagsiss
Turf elsb. operator u santa Asita.
fs4psd . harvest " assfly Iva
million dollar. during the ssa.1a
Nhleh elssss last Saturday.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

NOTHING so celebrating Weekend IN the country
at this time Of the year Nature producing nen ne
HIGH one can sec at every turn OF the eye
The ody ari.tocr.e mauad. have mated
I'm swimming formations by their mothers sides One
Natures pieces Of handiwork
sauntered TO Of
ah The Suddenly there raueous
Tapping blue heron took 10
flight still believe human hair stands
q bully. just deadend punk Threw
Of cabin few English
a breakfast And blue
instantly took beating the little The
tbbns evidently his size
chill the country 10
gle your making lengthy walking delight rather
orchestra all sidesthe
family think
fellow nstnetivey you
face heavenward
Nothing amusing chpmunk In high
his tiny straight
the ehipmunk
highly color flag on tip Of
by by light represents
held gttering the lights
lected Such picture adds to the JOY of the early morning
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se~ tsss r~esss tspptst.
Their msssh. On eight .FusssjSr.
beet two fslls out u thfss. will
affss en- Interesting contrast v
mat mstha-as. since Davis - :
villain. a. widely -asspsssa ~ any
man In ths gains. while Hsnesa.
smooth end selsntifie, y one II
The most popular.
John kalan II Montreal, whese
tao recent matches with Davis
we're a pair Of the most sensational
roushhosss struggles seen IN To-
anms IN . decade. Fssurns To shaw
hls wares In Tia flsssfaand sesnt.
final against Pat Msehsn. popular
youngstsr from Vancouver. .. c.
Ths hest iva out ~ three faiis
wiii decide the lasns.
Terry Assslissts. ss1-s.-
tns~a ysssG Nea~sts. t,stsf.
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ssia. swaps hstss with 1ss.k
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Northwest. chsFisy Ftsfiaa ~
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the shfes-foana. sns-fsii aFee~s
''ceHsissssn Je<~ c@b<tt
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Phelun Bills Drills

SEATTLE Coach Jimmy Pie
Ian Of the University OF Washing
ton today called special football
practice for March Is.
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low for the Horsher Side OF Life

The death of Jack Stevens wrestling referee in Seattle
Falls tragedies of the fighting arena
The most shocking death in ring action in the northwest
ps that night in 1880 when Frank Farmer the grand
Md Bald Eagle" leaned against the ropes smiled wan.
ed smile at his opponent, Sparkpug Boyd and then
bmped to the soied canvas-dead
Frank had TO the ring pits for 20 years.
aiming and fighting had taken toll his heart leaving
n unfit to fight He not given to others advice
the day of the fight had laughed off urgent plead
Never sitter Met he said There. many good fights in the
| hide yet"
few gone collapsed
at Eddie Marines boxing 18th and Pacific Eddie
Several years before
tune to play hand in another Tacoma ring death
Young Walter Jones' possessor boxing
ing Seden at Marines Commerce street gymnasium The
going at things ordinary
Harold and Morgan Jones collapsed Shock
til almost compelled Marine deeply symahetc fellow
He blamed himself
h an attitude He was to blame in
Negro named Cartwright believe. killed
Seattle some He suffrng
yer should have been permitted in the ring
the last 40 well say percentage
most nil As whole the boys have been well
erns the squared circle for action
letter from Peder Jensen, pioneer Tacoman and re-
ed druggist of Fern Hill :.
Peder staunch in refusing to give In TO Seattle the
me of The Mountain That was God, insists Mount Ia
at sunrise sunset remains of the beauty marks
the earth and Tacoma by the hearts of thous-
DIS despite MANY of local Tal0rs of TOOey Street
Peder wrote reading description
nt sunrise that bahed the peaks crest in glorious
remember Peder WELL though
him. He little drug Of
amber Of Commerce the where the
k place Peculiar isn't
Peder used a lack tie the do
kids used buy heorice
Pbaby taste
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All Saints
Five Wins
Loop Title
Defect Holy RosorY
In Crusade League
rinole. 81 TO IS

All Saints won the Crusade
Basketball league championship
Sunday afternoon AZ Rellarmlne
by defeating Holy Rosary. 81 TO
26. in a game marked with thrill
ing action throughout.
c. kuciemha and a. Soivay
set the pace for the winners
with 10 points each. T. scott
and q. Rocket led the losers
with 10 and nine points. re-
speciively.
In the other game ~ the after
noon. 81, Patrick's beat Visitation.
20 TO 81. r. Harklns made IL
points for the winners. and T.
Pagni 10 for the losers.
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The lineup@s
~. ratrick's tsa) Ie-l Visitation
v HarkinS go p. a. l. Aerke
T. sponarlch 80 p. o. J. ceochi
n. Harkins ti3 C go. a. }. Riley
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