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on THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

TONIGHT the guys with the red ezzes win make things
merry for you at Athletic park -.
Afii Temple, Shrine, h sponsoring these Wenatchee
series games
And when the fezwearng gang sets out TO do thing,
that thing b done
You can search the old globe end TO end side to
side and never come up with grander bunch Of fellows.
= superior organization
Crouch you can't your little frau has you
doehouse the world through happier
take these games even all OF them
you get little womans doghouse, take her
along atmosphere and you'll
Be back your domestic throne again
patrol add color the Shrine
band and other bits Of entertainment
the Tiger first will that old fsvorite In
Oriental Garden"
Floyd Kinnssr accompany Hong
Z portable piano. promises a
(llck-csugh Hayward win deliver eulegy r. d.
~ Osunty Smith. lifelong
var big Coal Of he Hot Stove win
sts The Of opsans bottle Of soda with his teeth This
Gerry 0sehan KMorator. system
hs chords He through series OF what
throatal gups olive oil sark with
Wheaes with mashed juicy red Strawberries and It's
appetizer right
Harry famarl
Jerks The Who Stands s will by proper
leg and hip action how walk ~ miles within
larger than % By 20 feet within two and half hours
These the something's you
but most all youn the Tigers meet their old
sppie way the wenatchee Chiefs VIII you BE- there3
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Goes East as q
Good Polo Pluyer

NEW fORk-Jim Rogers. son
OF the late VIII Rogers. will APP
pear with an sll-cslifornia polo
team against a high-goal Pegasus
Polo club array at Rockleigh. n.
j., June s. Playing with Rogers
will be Tex Austin. son Of the
polo pioneer. Bobby Cross and
Willie revis. Rogers has earned
q reputation as one of the Pacific
coasts outstanding performers.
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Win Series
Two TO One
AT Spokane
Schonz Hurls Good
Boil Lost Night
And Bengols Win
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

Yesterdays Results
Vancouver II. Wenatchee /.
Tacoma 8, Spokane 3.
Salem 2. Yakima 0.
Tacoma's striped Tigers come
home tonight with wide srins at
the top Of the Western Interna-
tionai league flag chase.
They face wenatchee's hustling
Chiefs In a four-game series. spon-
sored by Afifi temple. the Shrine,
which opens At 3 bells At Athletic
park tonight.
A game Saturday and .
twin affair Sunday wind up
the Wenatchee competition on
this trip.
The Tigers last night hit at OPP
perfume moments and were favored
by five untimely errors by the
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Spokane defense at Spokane. Then.
too. Charley schanz pitched good
ball.
Milt Cadinha. who was such 4
sensation in the Oakland high
school league that the San Fran
cisco Seals had to pay him a
humping bonus to keep him from
signing with a big league club,
will start for the Tacoma Tigers
tonight.
Cadinha arrived here q few
days ago from the Seals on option.
Cadinha. Of Portuguese parent
age. 10 Is years old. He finished
high school In January. On the
small side, he Is five feet nine
inches tall and weighs l6o pounds.
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rd-Siorey Lose

dahl and Johnny Revolts beat
Amateur Champion Bud Ward and
Ken Storey 2 and over the Mani
to Golf course here yesterday.
Guldahl equalled the course rec
ord Of SO, Ward stroked q 20.
while Revolta and Storey turned
in 73s, one over.
A crowd Of 700 saw the charity
match.
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Wallace SCOTS Lincoln high
tennis team will attempt to out
paddle the strong University OF
Washington Frosh squad twice
this weekend, meeting them this
Friday afternoon in Seattle and
playing a return match Saturday
morning on local courts.
The unbeaten Frosh net team is
rated the best ever assembled at
the University. and some critics
say that the first-year squad is
on 4 par with the varsity. The
Abes win be facing two familiar
foes, a. Rightly and Lefty Eden,
former Stadium Tiger aces. hold
down the No. ! and 3 spots on the
University team, respectively.
The Lincoln lineup will include
Don Carstens. Al Schendel, Hol-
lister Gee, Dave Pohrman and
either Earl Jorgenson or Elvin
Crout.
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Turf Smoke shop and john
son Paint company meet FRI
day night ut Lincoln bowl In
what promises TO be one Of
the best games of the week.
A win for the Turf clan puts
them In first place. Game
time Ii o'clock.
The door to baseballs Hall of
Fame. opened for Howard Greer
Thursday night at Lincoln bowl
when he pitched a no-hit no-run
game for Smelter Local No. rs,
the sensational performance CIV
ing the Smelter club a II to o
win over Cammarano Brothers.
The game was called in the last
Of the eighth because of rain.
Greer was In rare form, and
never during the game did the
Bottlers as much as get near
q hit. His great effort estab-
lished new City league rec
ord for strikeouts, as II Cam
marano boys went back to the
bench after taking three cuts
at the ozone.
This In only eight innings
leaves only seven Bottlers able
to hit the ball out Of a pos
sible "a, a record not only for
City league hurlers to shoot
at but perhaps one that or
ganized baseball Is unable to
match.
Carl Kelvin started for the
Cams but three run attack In
the first plus four more tallies
in the second forced him to retire
in favor of Pete Sabutis who got
by nicely until the seventh when
three more runs scampered In and
the big noise came in the eighth
when a lot Of errors plus three
hits netted five runs.
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SAN FRANCISCO

Losins pitcher. schmidt; innings
OF Gibson "a; hits, of schmidt I;
runs scored. off Schmidt 4. winford
i struck out, by Gibson 9; left on
3: tWo-6ase hits. Fsin: runs bstted
In. Williams, Fsin. Storey. Sprinz;
sacrifice. Wright: stolen bases. Wiec-
zorek; double plays. Garibaldi to VIII
liams to Barton 2, Wright TO Storey TO
Fain. Storey TO Wright TO Fain. VIII
liams 10 Fandley to Barton: time,
1911: umpires. Hood and Engsln;
PLAYERS walking. Fain. Barrett, Wright.
JenninRs
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Bimelech Still
Solid Favorite

BALTIMORE, Md.-The weather
ink which haunted Bimelech the
entire week of the derby blew in
from Kentucky today as spring
rains pelted old Pimlico with
reminder that the Preakness may
be run on a muddy track for the
third straight year.
The skies began TO curdle shortly
after Mrs. A. J. Abel's Honey
Cloud scored q nose victory In the
seth running Of the $4,000 Dixie
handicap. and they sprinkled the
Baltimore area with light drizzle
for hours. The rain wasn't hard
enough to seriously change the
track this morning. but the skies
remained bleak.
Despite . bulky field Of q
dozen starters, Blmelech was q
solid choice 10 reverse his
poor derby form In the Freak
ness--until II began TO look
Hike rain. The drizxie threw
the golden jubilee renewal Of
the $4,000 added stake open
again.
1t 10 open to Callshadion. the
derby victor, Midland, Dit, Pictor.
Royal Man. Andy X. Jacomar.
Your Chance, Marogay and pos
sibly Sun Pharos. Abrasion, Pass
Out. Asp. and Snow Ridge. All
of these have tested the Pimiico
oval In the past two days, either
In competition on trial spins. The
others appear definitely out.
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Vancouver on
Batting Spree

WENATCHEE-Heaviest hitting
display In WI ball last night oc-
CURED here. where the Vancouver.
B. C. Capilanos loosed a 16-hit
barrage against four pitchers for
a l4-1 triumph. Their biggest in
ming was the third. In which they
scored six runs. Merrill held the
Chiefs to six hits.
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Speaking Of Wing
Shots in Golf

SPOKANE - Golfer Arthur
Harms got off . short drive
from the tee. Disgustedly he
wound up for his second shot
and let 70 with . Erunt.
The ball killed . robin In
mid-air.
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Navy. ST. Johns
Join !. c. "A Ronks

NEW YORK Navy and ST.
Johns Of Brooklyn win be ad-
mitted 10 the intercollegiate A. A.
A. A. this spring when the or
gsniZatlon meets at Cambridge,
Mass. May 80. Addition Of the
Middies and Redmen give the L C.
"A. a total OF IS member schools.
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Stolen bases, Portman, Brooks:
home runs, Brooks. J. crosetto; dou-
BILE play. Sabutis TO Grant; left on
bases. Shelter S, Cammaranos 4; 7
hits. runs off Kelvin In i-plus in
nings; 10 hits, 10 runs off Sabutis
In 7 innings; struck out. by. Sa-
off sabutis 8. off Greer /: losing
pitcher, Kelvin: balk, Sabutis.
passed ball. Aquino; hit by pitched
ball. Aquino: time Of game, 400;
umpires, Stave and Forsythe.
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Coast Ball in Boxes

bases on balls, off Newsome 2, Thomas
Pickrel; left on bases, Portland 7, San
Diego 10; home run, Haslin; runs
batted in, Jensen. Newsome. Patchett,
Sperry 2. Rosenberg. Haslin: sacrifice
Stewart: stolen base. Sperry: double
plays. Mesner to Sperry TO Mcdonald.
Newsome 10 Mesner to Mcdonald
Sperry TO Mesner to Mcdonald.
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Salem Takes
Hurting Duel

YAknlA--The Salem WI base
ball club finally broke up . pitch
ing duel in the eighth frame last
night with . two-run splurge and
defeated the Pippins 20. Each
team got seven hlts.
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LOS ANGELES

Winning pitcher. Fallon; losing
pitcher. Walker: innings pitched, by
Slime 6-plus, Gregory 6-plus. Thomas
/. Fallon /. Walker Is; at bat. off
Gregory I'll. Slime ~. Thomas 2,
Falion 3, Walker Z: hits. off Gregory
4. Slime 7. walker 4: runs scored.
off Gregory 2. Stina S. Walker 8;
runs responsible for. Gregory 3, Stine
S, walker 4. struck out, by Gregory
q, stine /, walker l. simmons q;
bases on balls. off Gregory 9. slime
1. Walker /; hit by pitcher. Gregory
by slime; left on bases. Seattle 4,
Los Angeles 8: three-base hit, Schus-
ter; two-base hits. White, Gyselman.
Lawrence. Collins. Cihocki, stringer;
runs batted in. Campbell, Gregory Q.
slime, Carpenter 2, Schuster, Law
renee, Cihocki 2. Stringer 2: sacrlnces,
schuster, Lawrence, White q. Holm
stolen bases. Collins. STATE; double
plays. Niemiec to Schuster 70 Archie.
Mayo to Stringer to Collins.
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Runs batted in, Samhammsr 2,
Sinner. Cailteaux 2, Stewart. Lloyd,
Quinn 4. Morrison 3, McCue /; two
art; three-base hit, Samhammer:
double plays. Sinner to Cailteaux to
Quinn. Sinner to Cailteaux TO Quinn.
Ratio TO Kerr 70 McCue: left on
bases. Vancouver 8. wenatchee 10;
bases on balls, off Merrill 2. Jacob
sen 2, Rogers 2. Horton /;
Singleton l. struck out. by Jacobsen
/. Horton 2. Singleton l; hits. off
Jacobsen 7 in az innings. off Mer-
rili 6 In Q innings. off Rogers | in
4 inning. off Horton 2 in I innings.
off Singleton in 2h innings: hit
by pitcher. BY Merrill 2: passed ball.
Lloyd: winning pitcher. Merrill: los
Ing pitcher. Jacobsen; time OF game.
2:io. umpires, weiseerber and Moran
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NEW YORK - Promoter Mike
Jacobs said today that Buddy Baer.
California heavyweight. viii meet
vslentin CsmpoIo Of Argentine At
Madison Square Garden In q r.
round bout June 6.
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Two base hlts, ItoWtT. OEf-
rstson; home run. Nc lance;
stolen base. Trower; double plays,
Trower 70 Hartman TO Garretson.
Medeghini 70 o'Brien 70 Garretson;
left on bases, Tacoma 9. Spokane 9;
0, Medeshini i: struck out. by Sehanz
Q, Andrews .: hits, off echanz 2 in
o-pius innings, 3 runa: off Andrews
4 In Q innings. runs; wild pitch.
Schanz: winning pitcher. eohanEi
losing pitcher. Andrews; time OF
gams. 9:oo: umpires, chssterfisid ana
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 4. New York o.
Boston 8. Detroit 5 (lo innings) i.
St Louis 4. Philadelphia ?.
Washington 8. Chicago 4.
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Vince DiMaggio
Goes 10 Pirates

CINCINNATI. o. The Cincin-
natl Reds traded outfieider Vince
DiMaggio TO the Pittsburg Pirates
yesterday in exchange for Out
fielder John Rizzo.
General Manager Warren c.
Giles OF the Reds said no cash was
involved in the deal. The two
players are expected to join their
new clubs today.
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PACIFIC COAST LEA0UE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles Z. Seattle 8.
San Francisco 8. Sacramento /.
Hollywood 5. Oakland 4.
San Diego I. Portland /.
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League Standings


Yesterdays Results
New York II. Pittsburgh 9.
Brooklyn 4. Chicago ! 90 in
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IHo<111@ III BIZ. rPfIuEtfs
fhree-baas bit, na<r; runs bstt<d IN.
on balls. Len z. Soinilz I: struck
cut. Lien 5. solnilz Z: hit b pitch
81. Whippls By Goinila: caught steal
ing. Petersen. left on nkses. Salem
{. Yakima .: time. 80. nmplfss.
Gnle kE6 NeneEich-
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pitcher, Can6lni: runs responsible for.
Osborne 2. Candini 4, struck out. by
Osborne & Blthcrn g. bases on balls.
off Osborne 2, Bithorn 2, candini s;
two.base hits. clssell. Matheson; sac
rifice. Raimondi, Lyman: stolen bases.
Christof Raimondi; double plays.
Lyman 20 Luby 70 Dunn 2, Osborne 20
Sweeney, Kahie 20 Sweeney, Uhait 20
Kahis.
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BLAINE LOSES APPENDIX
CHICAGo-Tony Blazine. Chi
cago Cardinal tackle, In reported
resting comfortably following an
appendectomy.
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nings).
Cincinnati I. Boston /.
st. Louis 9. Philadelphia 4.
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Whiffs II
Rivals 10
Set Record
Smelter Hurler
Sees Club Score
II to o Win

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
GUN CLUB ENTERS TOURNAMENT

The Greenbelt Gun Club's PISTOL team, capta1ned
BY Cal Shuan, is entered in pistol tournament OF
ten teams competing in series of ten weekly indoor
shooting matches at the Natl onal Ri e A55oci ont
gallery in Washington. Our team is composed of Sh-
man, John Bolton, ae Armstrong, Paul Zimmerman, Don
King, and Achnttz. Each team is required to turn
in eight team the ten-week period in
der to get in the several medals offered to the
high teams and to high individual Monday
nights at 800 Pei. is the match timeo
The gun clubs pistol shooters now commencing
the construct on Of separate practice range beside
the present target range in Greenbelt for the of
handgn shooters only.
Carrol Gardner, club executive officer, has issu-
ed r;a mat tch challenges to George Washington Univ
ersity, U.S.A5gies, Hyattsvlle National Guard, 1t.
Rainier Christian Church Ptfle Club, Georgetown Uni
ersity, an1 to a Raj timore team for match to be
held in Greenbelt Sunday in October Noveml-
er. To date, the U.S.AgCies have declined, and
reply has in from the other organizations.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
LAURELS TO THE LADIES
By Lib Goldfaden

Twas the night before Halloween, and wi tches
and COLLINS were getting ready to ride. The good
ladies of Greenbelt must have been getting ready to
celebrate, too, since there rather small crowd
at women's gym.
However, the fewer the fun, IS it turned out.
Volley ball, which almost always starts the evenings
proceedings, is wonderful game for breaking the
ice. Ycu simply can't maintain digified reserve
while jumping up in the air to bat fiercely at
little white ball. And try to think about your
troubles in the midst of heated camel 1t can't be
done. It's cheaper than going to the movies, and
does lot more for the soul, not to mention the
figure. Try it time!
Badminton, shuffleboard and ping-pong rounded out
the evening. And - oh, yes! There little
basket ball practice sneaked in too, though Tues
day and Thursday the regular nights.
Incidentally, we have heard some disparaging re-
about womens basketball from various gentle
about town. 1t they have fears that they
Will 60 to sleep if womens preliminaries used
this year before the mens games. The game is SLOW
er, boys, but the girls not! I guarantee you
WON'T 90 to sleep.
Bowling comaents-Arcade Sunshine and Strikettes
cancelled their game this Monday because of of all
things the electionI Just in passing, Margaret
Tallbott who consisten oO's bowler last year
now has the second high game. That shows there's
hope for all of US.
Adios see you all in gym next week.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07

The BADGERS scored their second consecutive shut
cut Last Tuesday night, October 20, the l6 teams
1ege Park Alleys for the seventh round of league
competi tion. Their victims the CONSUMERS COOP
IL, and by winning these three games they moved up
to first place in the standings. The best the prev
ious leaders, the RED SKINS, could do, was win one
game from the DODGERS.
In other games the BARNACLhS defeated the ORIOLES
games to 1; KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS took the odd game
from the CONSUMERS COOP #2 the BUCKERooS shut out
the UNIVERSITY MOTORS to O; the STARLIGHT EAPLS
set the WINNIE'S down in of the games; the Colts
dropped two to the COG1NTTY MEMS GLASS;; and the
EAGLES trimmed the STARLIGHT RARoNS 2 to l.
That Two Dollar Merchandise Prize given by the
lARVIN'S CREDIT STOE, land One Buck League cash prize
by Wofsey, of the Colts, who also has
second high individual game of the league for that
fine game of Isl.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
WITH THE REPS
By John Murray

Can it be that rhematics, sciatica, contusions
and general manifestations of old age creeping
upon the local citizenry. Can it possibly be that
the shades of time are drawing to close this
array of ex-atletes, athletes, and would-be athle
tes, who once flourished in our town. We, early
settlers, remember the various sports seasons
overlapping themselves. No had the cold and
dampness Of fall set in than footballs began to fill
the air, and before the last leaf had hit the ground
basketball, with a dozen different teams,
the gym.
Now it would gentle, less trying and
hazardous form Of exercise has become the devotion
of the It is good sport, this bowling, but
90 yard sprint to gather in a pass cover punt
is not to be denied. Fellows who pointed prid
fully to yard gain in an Off tackle play,
night in which points shot against CON-
petitive block basketball team, now boast of that
% average and that doubleheader strike they spilled
a month ago.
To record this decline and fall of our once
proud athletic quota is sad task. To witness the
retreat of sporting stalwarts from the wind
swept flats of softball field the warmth and
comfort of the clubhouse is trying indeed but until
checkers, dominoes and picking winners football
cards becomes the major program will
tears.
Basketball ahead more week nearer, the
beginning of the season. Saturday afternoons and
Monday and Wednesday evenings find the local Req
squad blossoming into a smooth working unit under
the direction of Flash Goldfaden. The squad, yet
wchosen, will in all probability, consist of nine
men wi tn the Flash the roles player-coach.
They are DEFINITELY promised in the Prince Georges
County League against LOOP Of the sections best
teams. These Saturday practices are highly inform
ative and do the lads world of good but we are
not quite that their training will qualify
for place basketball team job as a foot
ball dopester. convenient radio in the sym pro-
Ndes them wi the nations best games, and it is
not at all unusual to a furious scrimage sud-
denly cease entirely while the announcer relates
climax plays out in Minnesota Indiana.
Not that they do hi. any good and not that they
make him look any prettier but Charley Bradley has
lost his bowling shoes again and wants them back.
they are big, black, and high topped. Will the
c1dental borrowere return them. questions asked
and he light even be staked to a Barbarossa.
This column feels very happy new CON-
panlon on the sports page. Lib oldfaden is her
name, women in sports is her theme, and unlim
the numbers OF her adjectives. We not yet sure
whether Goldfaden made her do it, asked her to do
1t, or couldn't stop her--in any she is well
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
ALL STARS LOSE IN FINAL

Ora Donogue's Soccer team proved themselves su-
perior to the All Stars by defeating then in the fl
nal soccer game Of the year to O. The All Stars
were picked players from the three losing in
the tournaments Captain Ora Donoghue made
three goals for her team and team mate Helen Zoell
made one.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
GUN CLUB WINS FIRST MATCH

The Greenbe1t Gun Club its first official
match Eonday, November l., in competition against the
u. S. Aggies team at the yattsville Armory. Team
suits in this three-posi II on match
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07

HIGH TENi GNl# Buckeroos 1885 K. Of c. so.
HIGH TEAA SET X. of C. 1901; Dodgers 1876.
HIGH IT'D. GNE# Millbrook l5o; Wofsey ISL.
HIGH IND. SET Jones 387; Araujo 37o.
HIGH STRIKES Boggs & Stewart L.; Bell Jr. -.
HIGH SPARES n X Jones S.; Henshaw 81.
HIGH FLAT CANES DeJager & Bowman 95.
HIGH IND. AVER. Araujo ll3-l; Jones ll2-l7; Cosby
llO-e; Henshaw lo8-l5; iillbrook
lO7-l2; Boggs 1915; ;Trewhella l07-4.
In the Women' League last Monday night, october
2e, the UNIVERSITY ALLEYS girls their 7th, 9Th,
and 9th straight contests they took all three
games from the MTTEAI's, and remained at the top
of the List. The BLUEBIRl6 and the LITTLE TAVERN
lassies held to second and third place when they
the odd gare from the REDBIPD6 and the TROTT
OVENS respectively. G. P. Iversop defeated ARCADE
SUNSHINE games to 1, and STARLIGHT dropped gut
Of 3 to the STRKETTES.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07

Prince Georges County Boy Scouts are to have
new camp this sumner. The Government leased 90
acre tract STREAM in the southern of
Greenbelt to the Prince Georges Council of the Boy
Scouts of America, pr. Harvey Vincent donated the
material for the camp.
Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Vincent and Mr.. Frank S.
Taylor of the Boy Scouts Council went looking for
ite for the Administration building of the camp.
Mr.. Vincent finally found his way back to the Boy
Scouts Barbecue at Indian Springs--just to sample
what camp life would i've the boys.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS PICKED

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TFlMs PICKED
The High School Girls large basketball squad had
been broken down and divided into three teams: the
first second and third by Kiss DUNCAN and her
two student assistants Betty Andrus and Mildred
Zoellner. The first team Will be the varsity team
which will meet outside teams. The girls vino
not chosen the team will play intranural games
Saturdays from II to P.'.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07

Helen Zoellner
|'arion Benson
Ora Donoghue and Betty Simcoe
Ca Alkaline Salter
Doris Asher
Patty Day and Dolores Carr
l'ary Jean ncCarl, Jerry Andrus,
Tneo Trewhella
-Arlean Livermore
June HaEmersla
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
STANDINGS OCTOBER %.

HIGH TEAM GNr# G. P. Iverson III; little Tavern and
Starlight 452 each.
HIGH TEAM SET Cop. Iversm 1907; Little Tavern 1901.
HIGH IND. GNiE# Dove El; Talbot ll9.
HIGH IND. SET It Dove 3l9; Lastner 3o8.
HIGH STRIKES Tompkins 81 Eathers, lsen ,Abrahins o.
HIGH SPARES X Martone IS; Timunons g. Dove H..
HIGH FIAT GAlTE* Iastner a.; Witcher 81.
HIGH IED.AVER.s 94; Lastner 923; baritone 9l-O
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07

L. F. Doris Henry and Ruth Henry
C. G. Florence Ram
I. g.. Jones
r. G. Lucille Endress and Dorothy Her
berry
Third Team
C. F. louise Ri tier
R. F. Martha Ekens
L. F. -,fary Lose and Virginia And
c.. G.. louise Vanietre
l.. 6. Ruth Stauffer
R. G. -Ze1la Bryan and Alice o'dea
Substitutes Helen Gorden and Maletta
Vetter
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-11-07
First Team

Center forward
Ri ght Forward
Left forward
Center Guard
Ri ight guard
left guard
Substitutes
Second Team