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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

One of the largest individual
Christmas gifts of the recent sea-
son was 80 tons of meat provided
for 5000 needy families by Louis
K. Sigman of Denver, each
family receiving a 10-pound pack
age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

With a record of SO realty
transfers made recently, includ-
ing IL important deals consum-
mated since January l, local
realtors are enthusiastic over the
situation in Key West and Mon
roe county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

If war is hell, asks a Key West wag,
why do the soldiers in the war between
Finland and Russia freeze to death?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Right now it looks as if the Finnish
viii finish the Russians before they will
finish the Finnish. And we have never
read Gertrude Stein.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

The Transvaal region in Africa
is an important producer of man.
ganese ore. 1t ships out 100000
tons annually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09
THE PLANNING EXHIBIT

A116 RA<@INN4N1 6AE2xn44
now showing at the u. S. Coast
Guard Building offered the Key
West Art Center a splendid OPP
pCrtunity to extend a worth
while service to the Key West
unit of the State and County
Planning Board, since the Flor
ida State Planning Board is the
legal sponsor of the Florida Art
Project, parent of the Key West
Art Center, and since the local
Planning Board has always CIV
en- most sympathetic support to
the Art Center organization in
Key West, it was most fitting,
when the opportunity was pre-
scented, that the Center bring in
and set up the current show and
put all its facilities at the dis
poSal of local Planners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Some are pinning their hopes for
peace on Mussolini, but Halle Selassie is
still skeptical.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Though the Key West police
have been doing effective work
the last few days in arresting
violators of traffic regulations
several "one-eyed cars" are still
to be seen on the city's streets
at night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

First murals for semi-public
places, being painted by artists
of the Key West Administration,
are to be hung here soon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Further particulars about the
development that Senator Will
liam M. Butler and associates of
Boston will make on the tract of
land on Key Largo purchased
from Stephen F. Lowe were an
nounced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Western Union telegraph serv-
ice was established at Pirates
Cove fishing camp. according to
announcement by C. d. Kirkland,
local manager of the ART. Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Ferry Boat John S. Collins ar.
rived in port from New York,
being on its way from that port
of construction to delivery in
Galveston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09
CLIFFORD HICKS. as

-
CLIFFORD HICKS. as special
chairman for the exhibition, has
promoted a very comprehensive
program, and with the exhibit
ton services of the Art Center,
directed by F. Townsend Nor
gan, most satisfactory display
is now available for the public
of Key West. Nightly programs
devoted to the various civic in
terests are being carried on
through Thursday night of this
week. The exhibition was ar
ranged and produced by the
Florida Art Project, directed by
Mrs. Eve Alsman Fuller. for the
Florida State Planning Board, to
be shown primarily at the an
nual Southeastern Planning Con-
ference, which was held last
month at Hollywood Beach Hotel,
Hollywood. Fla. One of the i'm
portant features of the Planning
Exhibit is the Third Year
Achievements of the Florida Art
Project. WPA, which is on state
wide circuit in Florida. It gives
a more comprehensive exposition
of all the activities and services
Of the Art Project than anything
heretofore attempted. All Art
Center members should view this
show. On Thursday night the
Art Center will present its speak
er on the program.
ON JANUARY 5TH the Key
West Community Art Center
Corporation held its annual
meeting at the Center gallery.
the feature of the meeting being
the election of officers for the
coming year. A proposal was
passed to revise the constitution
and bylaws. This requires a fav-
cradle vote of fifty percent of
the membership. Ballots by
mail are being sent out and all
members are urged to return their
vote promptly so that it may be
counted ct meeting to be held
on Monday evening, January
22nd, at the Center.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

A strong temperance drama
was presented at the Garden
Theatre, with a cast Of twelve
persons, by the members of New
mans church. ,a -4..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Twenty-four hydroplanes, COM
prising an aircraft squadron of
the navy's scouting fleet, en-
route from Hampton Roads to
Guantanamo, Cuba, passed over
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

The light being constructed on
Cosgrove Shoals will be in OPP
Grafton soon, it was announced
by the Lighthouse Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

First shoot of the season was
held on the shooting grounds at
Casa Marina hotel, a high wind
making the targets rather ''chop-.
py". "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-09

Key West Hospitality League
held a meeting to arrange de-
tails for the Birthday Ball to be
held the latter part of this
month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Wayne Relays To Be
Held At Belle Isle
Saturday Afternoon

Ed Common. ace Splinter from
Hamtramck. will have an opportu-
nifty TO pit his speed against that
OF the best dash men in the metro
politan area in Wayne university's
seventh annual Metropolitan High
School Relays at Belle Isle.
Another Detroit sprinter who
will he entered in the short dashe
is Ed Solomon. Northern. Both
Solomon and Conner will compete
in the hurdle.
The annual meet this year has
drawn 57S entries in Glasses A and
p. we'll over the 395 mark set in
1899.
Besides silver baton to be
awarded the team winning each
race. prizes will be given first. sec
ond and third places. A circulating
trophy for the team making the
best time in each event and an
other for hIgh-point teams In
Glasses A and y will also be pre-
scented.
Among the 10 relays which will
be run of are the 4i0-yard, mile.
shuttle hurdle. four-mile. two-mile
medley. SS0-yard special 1O0-yard.
Class p ss0-yard and Glass 3 med
Icy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

racing In the kecnly contested
events.
Sirocco. the Detroit-owned colt
by Sweep Ali. is a nice colt. and II
the Dixiana Stable ships him TO
Detroit for the Spring meeting he
will about sweep the line. He can
match strides with the best OF
them. think ! will timber up on
my riding at the Dude ranch out
Utica way as W. (BilD Obert and
Earl Pool are still able TO ply their
trades as Jockeys. They have been
riding for 80 years, and that gives
me a chance.
Don Meade gets license 10 ride
In Kentucky, and he Is riding in
fine form l said he would get hot
when he got TO New York.
II has been Shispered around tina
Trainer Roscoe Goose has some
real good two-ycar-olds for the
Marsch Stable. Ten OF them.
Honey Cloud holds his good form
we'll and will be troublesome in
any company from now on. Well.
the steeplechase hosses will have
their inning at the Pimlico track.
and boys. this is part OF racing
that only the rich can support.
Over the jumps Jocko!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Chatter Of Hoofs
The Tongues Are Wagging About
Bimelech's Derby Chances
BY RAZZ BROWN

Well. with the Motor City about
ready 10 open the Fairgrounds
meeting. racing will be here at
home. Boys. we can 60 out TO the
track dur ng the week days and
then root n the Tigers on Sunday.
One new improvement is in store
for the boys thie year--the Pruett
Starting Gate And since racing has
been in vogue at the Fairgrounds.
we have had the cream OF the crop
10 race here. such as Calvacate.
War Admiral. Discovery. and otn-
ers too numerous 10 mention. Let
US hope that Manager King Lehr
will keep racing here ur 10 Its high
standard. know he will.
Miss Ruth Sidcll will he here
with her fine stable. trained by
the sterling colored trainer. q. r..
Miller. This stable Is headed BY the
good handicap boss. Jim James
Night Editor is hos- that always
runs best races over the Fair
grounds track. He will bear watch
ing. And there Is young sp-
prentice jockey who Is going plac-
rs. His name is II. Lemmons. and
hope he rides here. He Is real
find. boys. Don't forget him. He's a
star.
Well. after Big BIN. I mean
Bimelech, got through running a
mile and an eighth in the fast time
OF 1851 flat. going the first mile in
1887 flat. the II told you so boys
started 10 wag their tongues. But
stuck with BIN all winter and re-
marked many times that here was
overlayed al , n | IN the winter
books. Pay or play in the Detroit
Tribune.
Fighting Fox is back 10 the races
and in fine form. even though he
has broken forcleg. With $50
mounds up he whIzzed three-Quar-
ters Of mile In Ill Boys. this
Splinter is the berries and will win
for Jim Fitzsimmons many times
wherever they slip him. With
Challedon not a sure starter in the
Dixie Handicap. II looks like Isola-
tor. trained by Foxy Jim Fitzsim-
mons. has fine chance TO win this
event in grand shape. The weather.
man looks as though he will be
kind from now on. Racing at all
points in the East will blossom
forth with some real high class
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Leach And
Ross Tied In
Lower Class
Hudson Unable
To Defend Title
In Second Half

Maynard ''Hsmtramck" Pines
won the championship in the heavy
weight division OF the city-wide
checker tournament sponsored by
the Checker Club OF ST. Antoine
YMCA. Pines won first place with
80 points. losing only one game
and drawing five.
Jack Bowman won second place
with total OF al points. losing
FIVE aud drawing nine. This was
the third consecutive year that
Bowman had finished second.
Norman Williams. Percy Jacks.
and John ]. wan finished In a
tie for third place. and in the
playoff Williams was the winner.
But II was in the light-heavy-
weight division that the fireworks
broke out SO keen was the COM
petition that Edward Ross. Wind
sor, Ont. defending champion. and
Nathaniel Leach. club reporter and
Detroit school teacher, finished in
a deadlock for first place. each hav-
ing Al points.
Then. just TO keep the record
clean. Henry Colquitt and c. l.
Stewart. treasurer for the club.
finished in another deadlock. How
ever. these players decided the po-
sitions by engaging in playoff
which was won by Colquitt.
However. the winner OF first and
second place in this division will
not he decided until this Friday.
The two contestants PLAYED until
lis a. m. without reaching de-
cision.
Millage Hudson. heavyweight
champion OF 1899, was unable 10
compete in the second round OF the
because OF business
Plans for the presentation OF the !
Percy Jacks trophy will be made
at the regular meeting which will
be held Friday night in st. Antoine
YMcA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Mitchell Scores Win
Over Willie Williams
At Fairview Garden

Napoleon Mitchell. Diamond Belt
heavyweight champion winner
scored his fourth consecutive VIC
tory since turning professional
when he defeated Willie Williams
IN six rounds Friday night at Fair
view Gardens.
The fight between Mitchell and
Williams had been arranged as an
acid feft FOR the former Diamond
Belt champion. and since he has
successfully handled the obstacles.
battles with more experienced men
Will be arranged.
L s Chocolate. veteran Detroit
featherweight, dropped six-round
decision 70 Tommy Morris in enc
OF The preliminaries Pat Carroll
defeated Pat Thomas in the fea-
tire bout Rudy Kozole stopped
Harold stokes in the third round.
and Chuck Hirst won foreground
decision over Gordon Drake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Armstrong Deefat|
Maine Ring Veterar

BOSTON-The sixteenth defend
Of the title he won three wears al
from Barney Ross. proved no az
ferent for Henry Armstrong thai
those which had proceeded
Armstrong scored iochnl's
knockout over Paul Junior. Lewis
ton tMe.) veteran. before crow
OF $4,000 persons Friday night 4
Boston Garden.
The welterweight champion hd|
the Lewiston veteran on the tlo1
five times before Referee lohnnl
Martin stopped the bout Junior va
on his way TO the sixth knocl
down when the bout was siopned
The fight began as most ~ Arm
strong's fights begin: the cham
pion opened the contest with VIII
flourish OF blows, battering %
challenger to the floor twice [
rapid-fire order.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

who will be out for the preseason
practice which. according 10 Man
ager Dwight Nuttall, will begin in
August
Brown IL a fine forward passer,
weighs IFS pounds, and made a fine
record while carrying the ball for
Wilberforce. Walter Griffin. for
mer 290-pound tackle for Ham
tramck high. has signed aud will
be seeking a position.
Nuttali said the club had ar
ranged 10 play games with num-
Der OF strong white clubs during
the coming season. notably Carbon
A. c.. Delrsy, Rossford. Ohio. and
the Dowery A. G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Pioneers Sign One College And Two High
School Stars For The 1910 Gridiron Season
Fall Practice Sessions Will
Begin In August; Many Strong
Clubs Have Been Signed

Although thsre will he many big
sport events occurring before the
football season roll, around again.
officials NJ the Pioneers. Detroit's
pro eleven. are not letting any
grass Frow under their feet
Already the hoys have begun
scouting around for material. and
number OF good prospects have
been signed.
Luther Strong. former hslfbsck
81 Northeastern high. has put his
name on A contract and will be
hurting his 1S5 pounds against the
opposition when the season opens.
providing ho wins 2 revulpr berth.
Nrt''ur Brown. former wilberforce
university hall back. Ia another
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Fighter Toles Joins
Motor City Lodge OF
Elks With 28 Others

Roscoe Toles. Detroit contender
'or the heavyweight boxing title.
and Ronald Marshall clerk In the
Common Pleas Court. were among
The initiates OF Motor City Lodge
SO s62. I. p. p. o. +. % ". The in
l'iation was held April IS in the
lodge rooms 22s r. Forest
Brazil J BRYANT. grand trustee.
presided over the initiation ~ the
81 members. A social followed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Detroit Stars
Recognized
Open Season
On Road, May S

The Detroit Stars are coming
back,
Reorganized several months ago
the team has already been outfit
ted in new uniforms and the play
ers have been holding practice SEES
sions during the past two weeks.
Some OF the players already I'M
der contract with the team are:
Larry Bleach. Shirley Petway.
Percy tDimp) Miller. Dean and
Walter Thomas. Red House, Ed
ward Salters. John Booker. Mar
shall. and Smith.
The majority OF the players were
members OF the Detroit Stars OF
two years ago. To these will be
added number OF promising
young players before the regular
seasonal games open.
The first game will be played
Nav In Richmond. Ind. The fol-
lowing Sunday the Stars will go
10 Chicago 10 meet the Chicago
Mills. There will be return date
IN Cnicago the latter part or the
month.
Miller. sterling southpaw with
plenty OF experience. will be one
OF the mainstays OF the Stars pitch
ing staff. Dean and Walter Tho
mas are experienced right-handers
Larry Bleach will also take his
turn on the mound.
The bulk OF the receiving will be
done by Shirley Petway. Petway
played with the Stars two years
ago. and prior 10 that was with
several southern league teams.
Salters is a former Western
State Teachers college star. and
also played with the Detroit Stars
in 1898. He is an outfielder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

LUIS year marks the first attempt
OF the group 10 sponsor tourna-
menl The dates are Nav - and
%. The place. OF course. will be
the s.. Antoine yWCA All clubs
or groups are invited 10 participate
in this big affair.
The handsome trophy viii he
donated by the Supreme Liberty
LIE Insurance company. This tro-
ply Will become the permanent
property OF the pair winning three
tines. Individual loving cups Will
be presented 10 the winners In
hrst and second places.
For further Information contact
Mrs Claude Cooper. secretary,
Madison l747.
Committee: Stanley Jones. Or. !.
" Gogglns. director: Claude H.
Cooper Mrs Claude n. Cooper. and
James Solomon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Toledo Crawford
Clowns Open Serie

The Ethiopian Clowns commend
their second round OF harnsiorI
games next Monday. MAY s. vii
Oscar Charleston's Toledo and Il
dIanapolis Crawfords Of me NegI
American league. with JessI
Owens. accompanying the bl
clubs and presenting in person N
"Streamlined Track Exhibition
the conclusion OF each game to |
played.
The Crawfords are scheduled
open their Negro American leaEd
season at indianapolis against 4
Chicago American Giants on SD
day, May 26. while the Eihlopd
Clowns will play an exhibited
double header at Milwaukee, VIZ
Sunday. May rs against the CD
cinnati Buckeyes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Supreme Liberty Life Donates
Trophy Cups For Bridge Tourney

The St Antoine YMCA has offered free contract
paRe lessons to It's members for the past three wears in
20 satisfy rhe growing needs of its membership for
wholesome recreation The classes have increased in
popularity each year This year total number of thirty
sent at each meeting group of ten lessons was cven
oy Pr j. B. Goggins and Stanley c. Jones instructors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Jack Trammell Back
In The Fight Game
After His Suspension

CHICAGO ~ Jack Trammell.
Youngstown (Ohio) heavyweight
who was suspended more than two
years ago by the Illinois Boxing
Commission following his bout
with Jimmy Adamick was rein
stated Monday at session OF the
commission.
Trammeli. in the bout. was stop
ped by Adamick in the third round
after having the Detroit heavy
weight on the verge OF a knockout
IN the second round.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Jesse Owens Touring
South With Clowns

Jesse Owens. former Olympic
sprint and broad jump champion.
IS now transforming in the South
with the Ethiopian Clowns. The
Clowns are touring with the Toledo
Crawfords.
owens established himself as the
worlds greatest athlete In 1895
when he captured the 100 and 200
meters runs in the OlympIsd at
Berlin. Germany. and then won the
running broad jump.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Detroit Teams In
National Bowling
Tourney Saturday

Mastine, Brown Bombers.
Lark Grill. Supreme Linen and
Judge Maher teams have al
ready fled entry for the nation
al bowling tournament in Gle
veland Saturday and Sunday.
The Porters Girls. Westheld
Girls, and Mastin Girls. have
also entered the tournament.
The finals OF the Motor City
land Twilight leagues will be
bowled during the last week OF
Nav.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Pines Wins City, Wide Checker Tournament Titl9
Coleman Wins Two
Firsts In Ira c k
Meet At Western

KALAMAZOO-"Happy" Hor-
ace Coleman. man at Wes-
tern State Teachers college. fin
ished first In the 100-yard dash
in a meet between the Broncos
ard Grand Rapids Junior col
lege. Saturday. Coleman also
ran first in the 220.
The former Hamtramck high
school star was timed in :i0.6 IN
the 100. and :23.S In the 22o.
Russell Peck, OF Muskegon. also
freshman, was second In the
40. and ran on the relay team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
-Four Negro
Athletes Win Al
Two Big Relay,
Ellerbee And
Ewell Capture
Sprint Events

Negro athletes won four indiJ
ual events at the Penn and nj
Relays last Saturday. One coil
team romped across the finish
line In the front OF It's opponentl
Mozel Ellerbee. Tuskegees
rel-chested Splinter. retained }
Penn Relay sprint champion,I
by defeating a crack field in
l00-yard dash. The Tuskeres J
err broke in front with the gun u
was never headed.
New High Jumper
Joshua Williams, Xavier univl
sity, New Orleans. La, establish
himself as one OF the hest M
jumpers in the country by wind
that event at the Penn RELAY NJ
liams won the event with a lean
9 feet 4 inches.
Hampton Institutes one.m|
team won the teachers college MI
relay. The members OF the wind
team are: w. Fnrcon. J Griffin
Childs and S. Washington.
Walt Arlington. Michigan stl
college, finished second in the "A
ming broad jump with a lean
% feet IL SIS inches. James Hs
bert ran anchor on the New vi
university relay team which Vi
the college mile. Tuskegee fnishl
fourth in the teachers college nj
relay.
Out at Des Moines Barney Eus|
Penn State sophomore, won d
l00-yard dash in ;099.
Archie Harris. Indiana unirs
sity. won the shot put with a hea,
OF As feet az INCHES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Brown Bombers
Lose By 40 Pins
Detroit Girls
Defeat Chicago

RoNirs up total ot 25Si pinf TO
25ii for their opponents me
Bro0r.cs Tavern CAlcago defeat
ri Tie Bewn BcmbSrs bowers
sunday afternoon
TIE Rsovn Romhers paced by
C lhstt Wes,aeid and Joe l.oais.
jumped ielo The lead in The FIRST
game >ss 10 755 This lead Was
,hof,-inta as G bert Houston
dropped MS Vail In tho groove FOR
oop and William Harris scatter
cd pins 70 the tune OF 9oi giving
tie chs ago team a total OF s45 10
500 for the Romhers
Confines Pace
Louis hung IN his high score
Cor tAe afternoon This same.
lowing neat ls2.
Continuing the hot pace set in
me second game the Chicagoans,
With Harris again going over zoo
v'a sol smack ed over enough
pits - 10 ect SS3 points The
Brewn Pombers ~ere only able TO
seow $50 fer me game.
W.'tam iiafris was high point
man during the contest putting to-
g''afr it> ga and col for a total
Q, 5N 'ogl. paced bis team vita
ssf 00srrs @Fh III. moving 10
if- agA '..n doping 20 i5G IN the
FINAL game
This members 90 'he brown Bonn
hers ssa i.onls J II Brown. Wal
te- Sri1 George Fields Gilbert
Wes,heli ana Jimmy Jones These
~ me Chicago team are Olherf
Ngfon Oscar Harrison Harold
pfFaachsre william Harris. and
Ntam rhcaihar.
neteo tenn composed ~ vir-
rin 4 III Nnfeoi Brady
'inr Wac s'rca Roeer Hazel
'.vnifr a-- r'r-na Gibson de-
'tasef tc eeaTo Phar.on Five
M r. '1.s 7Ae nerbers ~ the
aro 'earr a-e Daisf pcvd Nil
t-e 'a.'er ~ Thomas Ionise
l'or'cn HoTret'a Fpps. and
George jones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

However as in every endeavor some succeed and
some fail but in large degree there certain amount
of pleasure and enjoyment derived out OF the ire
cardess Of the. score.
Jnnistakabv the name is misleading, for il should
customarilv be named "On The Farway, because the
standard Mav 10 play is n shoot down the farway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Off The Fairway
BY CHAs. PETwAY
by CHAs. PETwAY
The canvas game
Is all indoors.

The canvas game
Is all indoors
Bat constantly at il.
VIII better your score.
When the Spring air begins to blow
And the grass begins TO grow.
Golfers start their trek.
To lower their score each week