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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-12
Idaho, Whitman
Open Ball Play

MOSCOW. Idn.--University Of
Idaho and Whitman college were
to open the intercollegiate season
here today. after yesterdays
doubleheader was rained out.
Merle stoddard and Dick synder
were named as starting Vandal
pitchers.
Coach Forrest Twogood Of Ida
no. meantime. announced that
Paul Gregory, former vandal
hurler. win report to the Boston
Red Sex farm club at Canton. o..
this year.
Gregory. q three-year veteran
here. was signed In 1899 but did
not join the Red Sox. He will re-
port April 10.
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Tigers Meet
Sumner Nine

Stadium's baseballers will strive
to carry on their indicated rec.
ord tomorrow afternoon when they
take on the Sumner Spartans in a
double-header at 3 o'clock on the
Stadium field. Each game will
last seven innings.
So far the Tigers hold two vic
tories over Eatonville and another
over Clover Park.
Pitching In the first game
will be Lyman Anderson. A
right-handed ace, Anderson
pitched a ope-hit. no-run game
In his initial showing against
Eatonviile. Captain John Bait
will be Anderson's battery
mate in the first tilt.
Joe Belford, southpaw hurler,
will start the second fray, with
Bill Turnbull catching.
The starting lineup for the
games. aside from the pitcher and
catcher, will be: Harry Mansfield.
first base; Dave Molitor. second
base; Vince Genna. shortstop; Rod
Giske. third base: George Gunno-
vich. left field; Bob Angelina. CEN
ter field. and Bob Snodgrass, right
field.
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Bowling

The closing time for entries il
the 1910 Northwestern Interna'
tionsl Bowling Congress tourna
ment is Saturday night. Ralpi
Bement. local promoter for the bis
pin event. announced today. Al
entries must be made and entry
money paid by that time. Bemeni
said. in order that the schedule
work may start Sunday.
The tournament comes 10
the broadway alleys. starting
April IS and continuing until
MAY 4. Northwest bowlers
are hoping 20 set an ail-time
record and = last-hour rush of
entries Is counted upon to
bring the number of teams
competing TO more than ss5,
the record which was set In
Spokane last year.
The tourney win be held upor
10 alleys At the Broadway anc
work of resurfacing the drive:
started Wednesday A eomplets
overhauling Of the big bowling
establishment will be made prioi
to the opening Of the tourney.
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Tacoma One Site
For Golf Classic

NEW YORk-Qualifying rounds
for the National Open tournament
will be played in rs districts on
May 81, the u. S. Golf association
announced today.
The tournament proper will be
held June 6-s at Canterbury Golf
club, warrensviile. o., near Cleve-
land. A field of ITO viii be eligi-
BILE to compete.
Players who participate In
the So holes Of medal play In
the sectional qualifying rounds
probably win be shooting for
approximately 1ss places In
the tournament because the
low so men and ties In last
years ch n m plonship auto
maticaily are eligible.
Entries will close at the U. S.
C. A. office in New York at 5
p. m. Tuesday, May II.
The districts and courses where
qualifying rounds will be held in
clude: Tacoma, Wash, Tacoma
Golf and Country club.
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County League
Schedules Games

Pierce County league base
ballers expect to get diamond
warfare underway on one front
Thursday and three fronts Friday
afternoon provided rain doesn't
hamper the horsehide operations.
Games listed are orting at Roy,
Federal Way at Eatonville. and
Fife at Kapowsin Friday. Yelm
is leading the loop. having chalked
up a win against orting last Tues
day IN the only league game play
ed thus far. Yelm meets Clover
Park this afternoon.
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Barrett. Pitcher.
Comes Home Sick

SAN FRANCIsCO-Dick Bar
rctt. Seattle pitcher and one Of
the Pacific Coast Baseball leagues
most consistent hurler.. was on his
way home today for observation
OF an ailing back.
Manager Jack Lelivelt said the
right-hander had been bothered
with the ailment since the start
Of the training season. Barrett won
~ games last year.
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Open Champ Now Caddy

MIAMI BEACH-Cyril Walker,
who beat out the immortal Bobby
Jones 20 win the United States
open championship at Oakland
Hills In 1924, now ekes out an
existence ~ . caddy on the Miami
Beach municipal course.
He lives In = Salvation Army
homo.
Walker. SO, has been IN /.
weighs only l07 pounds.
He hasn't played In four years
and says he probably would have
trouble breaking 30 today.
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Even Money Bet

TORONTO - The New York
Rangers were rated at no better
than even money for their clash
with the Toronto Maple Leafs to-
night in the fifth game of the
Stanley cup final series.
Each club has won two games
in the best of seven series. the
Rangers winning the first two at
Madison Square Garden. The
Rangers have not won the cup since
1888 while the Leafs last won II
in 1892.
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Well. the Hockey
Series Is Ended

VANCOUVER, b. en- a ] o r
league hockey as exhibited last
night by the Chicago Blackhawks
Of the National league proved SUI
perior In the pinch. and the East
erners left for home today with a
victory in their exhibition series
with Vancouver, Pacific Coast
league titleholders.
Chicago won last night. 7-3. cul-
minatIng a comeback after drop
ping the first two games.
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NYA TO SPONSOR

The National Youth adrah iaira.
ton will sponsor . baseball team:
Be entered in the Twilight
league NYA youths who desire to
turn out for the team are invited
70 report At Stanley plsyfield
Saturday at l:so p. m.
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Pleasure Makes Gold :.

Fishing and hunting provide not only the greatest pleas
Millions but genuine stream of gold into the treas
uries of the automOtive industry
National Wildfe Federation, for instance has made
survey sposmen annual expenditures and offers these
interesting figures:
for sporting transportation 100000
Car driving sportsmen spend s0oooo each year on auomo-
bies
Money spent oil gas, grease and $39OOoO00
Sale of tires S2000,000
100000 annually and does not
great spent outing clothing rods reels
lines and other equipment
sir the hunter and fisher is money
circulating guy you should
things the boys and gals start
the fishing season, the 21st of this month
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Vet Hurler
Says Gabby
.PerSeCufeS
Tiff With Manager
Brings Sl00 Fine:
Does Some Tolking

cHICAGO-Dizzy Dean headed
for Chicago today to have a show
down with Owner Phil wrigley
over what he termed "persecu-
ton by Manager Gabby Hart
nett of the Chicago Cubs.
Dizzy's latest brush with his
boss brought 500 fine for viola
ton of training rules, whereupon
the pop-off artist promptly jump
ed the team at Kansas City with
the announced intention of join
ing a transforming semi-pro team
rather than pay the fine.
First Dean departed for st.
Louis to pick up Mrs. Dean. The
next stop was scheduled to be
Chicago-Wrigley's office.
Wrigley was willing to meet
his costly pitcher any time
Dir wanted to drop into his
skyscraper offices In Chi
Cages loop. Last season.
Pitcher Laddy French made a
similar visit TO Wrigley and
was told to go out and be
as good a pitcher as he knew
how"
The youthful Cub owner indi-
Gated he had the same sort of
reply in mind for the man for
whom he paid S1s5,000 in cash
and three players only two Aprils
ago. Dir, sore arm and all, came
from the st. Louis Cardinals.
AMT FAIR"
That fine amt fair" Dean told
interviewers in Topeka, Kas..
where he'd been notified a fine
had been assessed for his late re-
turn from a visit to an uncle, the
Rev. Bland Dean, who lives near
Wichita.
'Hartnett has been after me
ever since first reported. l don't
want to be ridden all the time and
don't have to be. l can make
more money in three weeks with
a transforming team than / can
with the Cubs all season. l didn't
expect to play with the Cubs this
year anyway. This transforming
club is already organized and I'll
pitch with them on Sunday, too,
any time the Cubs are playing at
home"
Hartnett was the first TO agree
when Dizzy decided he was
through.
when Dean took off his
uniform before our exhibition
game at Topeka he was all
thr0ugh-at least until that
fine is paid" Hartnett said.
"I'm fed up with his antics"
Deans attitude has puzzled the
Cubs and travelling newspaper men
all spring. When he pitched five
scoreless innings against the st.
Louis Browns on Monday, most
were willing to give him the bene-
fit of the doubt concerning his
latest comeback"
OF that appearance, however,
Dizzy said:
'Hartnett put me in there
hoping I'd get my brains beat out"
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seattle ............ 600 W UOO- U
San Francisco 60. 003 OHIO o0x--l4
SUMMARY
Innings pitched by Gregory plus,
Soriano 1. Charge defeat to-Greg-
DRY. At bat-Off Gregory 23. Soriano
Y. Hits batted-Off Gregory 8. Sori-
ano s. Runs scored-Off Gregory g.
Soriano 3. Runs responsible for
Gregory 8, Soriano 8. Struck out
BY Gibson 5. Bases on balls--Off
Gregory 3, Soriano /, Gibson /, Sim
mons !. Hit by pitched balls--Storey
by Soriano. Wild pitch-Gibson.
Three base hits-Jennings. Gibson.
Barrett 2. Two-base hits-White.
Sprinz. Vanni. Wright. Holder. Sacri-
flee hit-Norbert Runs battcd in
Barrett 2, Holder. Storey. Norbert 2.
Sprinz 4, Gibson, Jennings. Wright
Double playwright TO Story TO
Burns. Time of game so. Umpires
-Enseln. Mazseo and Hood.
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Seals Belt
Rainiers,
III 10 Zero
Nothing Pitchers
Offer 4 Puxxling
10 Rivol Hitters


Halfway measures never do for
he san Francisco Seals. When
they lose they 20 higher than
Prof. Picard. When they win
they do It with similar ease.
Lefty o'Doul's men got on one
Of the good old fashioned RAM
pages last night and although
they didn't climb out Of the cellar
they did play football with the
Seattle Rainiers. winning 40.
Cad Sam Gibson was Scotch with
his hig red apple and the Studs
rot only i've hits. two Of them
6cuhlss BY Jo-Jo White and Edo
Vanni
Meanwhile the Seals went
- work - Raul Gregory.
III 1ennings made amends
fsr NJ - fielding by crack
1ng eut : triple h the first
0lhosn h1mself opencd Tire
Mid WITH : triple and Johnny
Darseet duplicated tire feat.
Jeanlngs walked. Barrett
scersd q brooks Holders ny,
1od Nerbert sacrificed and
Jeanlngs came home on
Harvey Storey's single
thruo runs.
Seven Seals hit safely In the
sixth before the Rainiers could
get Z man out In all. Is men
went TO the plate In the riotous
inning during which 10 runs were
scored Gregory gave way to
Dewey Soriano. Tom Simmons
held the Seals hitiess In the last
two innings.
STILL AT TOP
San Diego chung TO first place
with : ga victory over second
place Oakland. wally Hebert
not only scored his second win
of the season but scored George
Detors with the winning run In
tn sixth to break . TO 2 tie.
and doubled in the eighth to score
Detors and Ed Stewart. Lloyd
Christopher scored the Oakland
runs In the fifth when he doubled
10 center with Bill Lyman and
Hugh Luby on the bags. George
barrow was the. losing pi r.
Portland cuffcd Sacramento
again. 81, behind The seven
hit pitching u NH Thomas.
n wns The fifth straight de- !
feat for the Solons. The
Beavers had one big inning
the fourth---whcn they scored
al their runs.
Freddie Nuiler's home run with
two men on base was the clincher.
Oscar Judd. who toiled into the
seventh inning. was charged with
the defcat. Rollie Van Slate
turned the Beavers back with one
hit thereafter.
Manager Arnold statx's ninth
inning homer with two men ahead
Of him was not sufficient to over
come the early lead piled up by
Hollywood and the stars beat Los
Angeles 81. Floyd Isekite, who
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came to the Angels from Tacoma,
was in hot water from the start.
He was touched for three hits and
two runs In the first inning and
three Of each In the fifth before
he departed in favor of Joe Berry.
Berry limited the Stars to one
hit thereafter.
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Secretary Garrett Hudson,
Seattle, will arrive In Tacoma
Sunday and will make his
headquarters here until after
the tournament closes. Work
of arranging the schedule viii
start Sunday.
Local bowlers and team spon'
sors are urged to get their entries
IN as soon as possible as all must
positively be in by Saturday night
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Portland ............. 900 400 600
Sacramento ....... 900 900 1901
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher-Judd. Innin $
pitched--Judd 7 la At bat-Off
Judd 30 Hits-off Judd TO- Runs
scored-Off Judd 4 Runs responsible
for-Thomas /. Judd 4. Struck out
BY Thomas 4. Judd S. Bases on balls
-Off Thomas 2. Judd 4 Passed ball
Adams. Left on bases-Portland g.
Sacramento 8. Home rum Ter.
Runs batted in-Hawkins Muller 3.
Pfleger. Double piays-Blattner TO
Pfieger to Barton: Muller to Brown
10 Reich: Pfieger to Biattner to Bar
ton: erik to Barton.
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Oakland .......... 600 020 00o-2
San Diego .......... 600 OIL 02x-5
SUMMARY
Runs responsible for-Darrow 2.
Hebert 2. Struck out-By Hebert | j.
Bases on balls-Off Darrow 2. Hebert
l. Hit by pitcher-Dunn by Hebert.
Left on bases-Oakland Q, San Diego
3. Two-base hits-Lyman, Chris
topher. Hebert. Christoff. Runs bat
ted in--Christopher 2. Jensen 2. He
bert 8. Sacrifice-Vergez. Doub e
plays-vergez to Luby to Dunn; He
bert TO Mesner to Stinson. Time of
game-i -. Umpires-Powell and
Edwards.
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IQtale 20 ~ ID U
aBatted for Berry IN ninth.
bran for Cihocki in ninth.
Gran for Hernandez in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Hollywood .........-. 1o0 vSo O0o-o
Los Angeles ......... ool 900 COS
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher-Isekite. Innings
pitched-By Isekite I a. At bat-Off
/ fsektte le. Htts-Off Isekite 9. Runs
scored--Off Isekite S. Runs respons-
iole for-Osborne /. Isekite 5. Struck
out-By Osborne 2. Isekite 3. Berry 2.
Bases on halls-OSborne 2. iSekite S.
Left on bases-Hollywood g. Los An
geles :. Home run-Statz. Three
base hit--ThompSon Two-oase hits
--Kahle Collins Runs bstted in
/ Thomson Herman. Collins Kshie
?. Stair 3. Double nisys-Stringer 70
Cihocki 70 Collins. Cihocki 20 Stringcr
70 Collins 2. StTinger 70 Collins. ClS-
sci 70 Sweeney.
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Box Scores
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
San Francisco II. Seattle o.
Portland 4, Sacramento /.
San Diego 5. Oakland 2.
Hollywood 5. Los Angeles 4.
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TURF CLUB PRACTICE

The Turf baseball nine of the
City league will practice this even
ing at $50 o'clock at Lincoln
bowl.
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The PaYof
Collier League
Where Jumps Used
GetowoY Cars.
Does Folding Act 9
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Writer

Efforts to prevent the Cape
Breton colliery league from dis
migrating appear to be unavail-
ing.
Ii Is unpleasant to hear of any
baseball circuit folding. but the
fireworks of the little colliery loop
on Cape Breton Island. a little
way up the coast from Maine, will
be missed much more than would
the monotony Of other wheels.
1t was principally noted as the
champion of all umpires' grave
yards.
Formed in 1886 as an outlaw
layout. the Cape Breton Colliery
league entered organized base
ball in 1887. A six-club league
at the outset, with Sidney. Glaze
Bay, Sydney Mines. Dominion,
New Waterford and r eserve
Mines represented, the last named
club was first to toss in the
sponge for financial reasons.
Then Dominion disappeared,
making it a four-club route.
1t was a short-ship circuit .
all towns within a radius of IS
miles.
The casualty toll among
arbiters was heavier in the
colliery league than in any
other diamond lineup. As
many as rs were hired, fired
and chased in season, al
though the staff consisted Of
only four at one time. There
was a pronounced hazard for
life and limb.
Umpires were mobbed and sent
to hospitals. There were sticks
and stones as well as names
fists and feet.
UMPRIES ESCAPE
In GETAWAY CARS
Some umpires failed to last a
single game. The home crowd
caught up with them, and the
next stop was hospital. Veteran
arbiters were imported, but were
happy to make premature exits
while still in one piece. Use of
professional pugilists failed to
solve the problem.
The league provided a get
away car and driver in each
game, In an effort TO save
umpires from being taken
apart. When storm clouds
broke either during the game
or at the close, umpires foot
ed IL for the getaway car, the
driver having everything ready
for a sudden exit through
special gate. Raw meat fans
anticipated this strategy. how
ever, and blocked the exit.
One car was pushed over a cliff
to- rocks Is feet below. after
someone reached in to whack the
driver and break his jaw.
The umpire was given an over
hauling had to be taken to
a hospital with the driver, after
both were rescued by police. The
car was turned into junk by a
shower of groundfruit and black
diamonds.
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Listen 80.


LlStSH
Druxman-Ma rino-Hostak keep the surgeons grnnng
Nate has under two major operations recenty Eddie
And Al has had his broken hands in the doctors
occasions for months EACH Besides these docs don't
blush when they begin adding Many major critics are
picking the Yankees to take the tumble this Well
teams good better have tumbed from lofty perches
too All Puyalup folks should turn out for the Active
club amateur ring card Friday night in Puyallup Hi
privileged children milk Marv Rick
like ball player
things. really brute that bulb Why
like these: Cagan oDough
Moke Muligans voice from
that Morry Abbott retire.
him. But they'd him
other I'd like TO the Tigers
White Nothing thrilling than jack
rabbit the paths Proof baseball timber improves Far
fycasers
casters who have their
maden fly would make laugh the
of gun guess fish at certain spots
the trout this year.
by I'll locate picture of Freddie
you requested seems certain boxing and
through regeneration TO make 1t worth
promote Tacomas modern interest
to the the dashng steele
Ball teams innings while the
played and protected the edge
Sunday after next the zlst How
silly that
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PLAYERS HAD TO BE
GOOD IN THIS LOOP

Players had a tough time in
the colliery league. too. More
than 200 were used in the four
lineups in one season, although
each club launched the campaign
with 16. Nearly every train in
and out of Sydney, the jumping
off spot, carried players in and
out of the league. Some were
released after one game.
Nearly every customer bet
from 81 TO S25 on each game
in his home town, and woe
unto the athlete who failed
to hit In a clutch, n the home
town crew was vanquished.
When a mine foreman dropped
dead while seated smack dab ring
side in a grandstand. the umpire
was almost mobbed for proposing
that the game be interrupted long
enough to have the body carried
out
II would have been great
league for old Bill Klein.
A lot Of us would like to see
some baseball and action such as
that provided by the colliery
league
Most baseball is altogether too
orderly.
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The Truck Could Hit. Cloy

hitting abt ywhen he with the old Tigers of 19OiO5.
DO you really believe he could hit ball harder than Morry
Abbott of the present Tigers? Clay W..
Dear Clay W. Well I'd hesitate plenty before saying that
hit farther than Abbott when he
pickles willow Morrys blows
been unbelevaby long
Truck only the Truck had to smack
belt far better than 325 feet
left field fence at the old park
Of the West End hotel That
18th Streets southwest and the
X streets
believe that at his prime hitting today he
minimum each Why in the dead
That 1904 He smacked 81
triples stole 20 the redhead
Remember the pitching Egan faced great
pitching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05
P. L. C. Sophomores
To Sponsor Party

Plans for an April all-school
party are being made by the sophie
more class at Pacific Lutheran
college, as announced By class
president Martin North Of Tacoma.
With publicity in the hands Of
Miss Doraine LaBesu and Mr.
Harry Lang, Mr.. North has chosen
the following sophomores 10 COM
plete party arrangements. decora-
tons. Misses Norma johnson. Mar
jorie Nelson and Mr.. George Thor
liefson: program. Misses Irma
North, Lenore Rasmussen and Ro-
berta Robson; refresh ments.
Misses Ruth Opstad. Ruth Bengt-
son and Marcella Frederick: games.
Miss Lenore Huntington and Mr..
Ed Valentine. Assisting these COM
mittees will be Misses Juanita
Sinex, Frances Wallace. Messrs.
Kenneth Johnson and Jordan Moe.
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PrssbyierY Raps F. D.
Over Vatican Envoy

M'MINNVILLE, Ore.-The send
ing OF an ambassador by Presi-
dent Roosevelt to the Vatican this
summer was scored in a resolution
adopted by the presbytery of Will
annette In its two-day meeting
here.
Joining other presbyteries OF the
Presbyterian church, the william
cite group declared the separa-
ton Of church and state was an
accepted American principle, and
urged the whole Christian front to
ask the president to cancel his
action in recognizing temporal
power" in any church.
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aAil-lQC1GtlA
Mrs. Smith Feies
Miss Peters

Entertaining in honor Of Miss
Beverly Peters. Mrs. Richard d.
Smith tJune Everson) was hostess
At = miscellaneous shower Fri
day evening. The evening was
spent playing games, with prizes
being won by Miss Virginia
smyth and Miss Lois KhuL A late
supper was served buffet-style
from = table conferred with DAFT
fodils and pastel colored candles.
Bouquets Of daffodils were used
throughout the rooms.
Assisting Mrs. Smith was her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Everson.
Guests invited for the evening,
besides the honor guest, were the
Misses Virginia smyth, Helen
Stalwick. Betty Kuhl, Beth Ar
mond. Clara Oliver, Margaret
Laithamer. Beulah Eskildsen. Lois
Kuhl, Helen Nicola. Mary Reitzel,
Dorothy Louise Beck. a cousin Of
the hostess, and Mrs. Clarence w.
Johnson barbara Beardsiey).
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Miss Bloomquisi
Plans Drama Niuht

As faculty advisor for the Pa
cific Lutheran college Drama
league. Miss Grace Blomquist is
In charge of three one-act plays
which will make up p. L. c.'s an
nual drama night Friday. April 5.
''The Jeweled Hand" 10 be pre-
scented by the freshman class, is
under the supervision of Messrs
Donald Mates and Harmon Van
Slyke. student directors. The
sophomore class will present the
evenings comedy In Buddy
Answers an Ad." with Misses Inez
Nelson and Marjorie Delin direct
ing. Miracle Chance" a drama
enacted by the seniors. Is being
directed by Messrs wilfred Jewell
and George Calbraith.