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Canadians
Win on Grid

NANcoVNEn. n & NanrouxsF
eclisss turned n lss laird win ~
me ssssun hsrs last hiEht whsn
they stopped Custer hlsh sehcol ~
Custer. WASH sota. n IN Amer
lean football Eams
IN their fra year NJ Amsriuan
football the csaadi.n sehoolboys
have lest cniY ere sams. q elpss
80 dsfsat ~ nlains rhcv hold
wins ever Mount baker. Seattle
Edmends sad Custer. ard hsla
81 Martins college 10 = scoFslsss
draw Games vith Fsrndsle and
opes rsmsin ~ the schedule
me college team = hslisvsd q
be ths only one In Canada plaYsng
with 1. 3 teams under American
rules
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Miss Christensen
Sets Pin Record

Margaret chfisilaHsan. bowling
for Or T. = Whstatons. last nlght
act = nsv three game womsn's
City league record vith sff.
Mary Hewitt as es1se behind
with sts Other 500 club mem
bcrs ~sfe Erma Mnnsslnnn ~ith
57i ard Fannie Cambis ~ith s0T
HarY Hewitt had FL fof hlEh
single game ~ tina evening
Louise Walters Won the weekly
prize for the most splits IN three
games
Little PARIS Beauty girls remain
IN tas TOP spot having won three
points from Peerless Cnii
Xmas Beauty Nook won four
points from the Fifss United Mii-
taal Savings Bank won three from
Pacific Aatehi Helen Davis won
four from sherman Tackle. Or
l. = whststons wan three from
Roy p Aruhef
A dieap tournament for
Northwest women vii h. held At
the Coliseum alleys Nov 1, q. o
ard 10 several out-of.toNn en-
tries have slFsady besn received
hsdais Nili b awarded for hign
scores
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Bell Reserves
Beat Lincoln

Via narslnsan paced the nsllar-
mine reserves In an NJ 70 0
triumph over a completely Ell
classsd Lincoln eleven yesterday
in the south side bowl AArtlneau
roored two toaehdowns and passed
for another ore 10 account for al
the Lions scores
After a scafslsss first half the
heavier neilArmine machine got 10
rolling. The fret tally came e.
result ~ an lntsfcspllon 81 q Ian.
coin pass with Marllnsau rambling
% yards on the play The tonsh-
down came after Lincoln had driven
deep into Lion territory
The second ala point. came
on = ts-sssa pass. NaFiinsaa
10 Marris. rhe final nell scass
came In the fourth psried whsa
Martlnssn returned = punt ~
yards "a pas dirt. The run 81.
empiired me art n swivel hip
ping.
Four Lincoln tackiefs eonvsFsed
on the fsllsrmlns star on the Abe
s0.ysrd stripe but with some beau
tiful side stepping. hartsnsan
broke loose and gallopsd 10 the
promised land
All three Bellarmlns try for.
points were stopped. By far the
outstanding man on the field vas
Vic Martinean. a itbspound junior.
Tom ssto looked good Tor the Abes
deanlla defeat.
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Enunclaw
Continues
Win Streak
Sumner Defeated
BY 1877: Winners
Toke League Leod
Friday Results
EnumelAw - sumner 7.
Renton Is Kent -


TNuatiAw Rolling up FIVE
louohdowns. chuck smiths Enum-
claw Tsgers moved int sole cam
mand ef the Puget Sound con.
ference end rare BY walloplnT
sumner srartsns. ~ 10 T. here
last night
The nengals really pat on =
show, scoring each touchdown IN
different manner but the clineh.
er was the scare that big jim
Erwin manufactured with the I'D
u Rob slott
sumner had the ball On
their own 81. attempting "a
punt Edwin rushe~ Through.
blocks the kick. which slot
recosers and carrie. ten yards
dowufield. Al this point slott
lsterailed IN Erwin. who went
the resi 81 m. wsy.
Another thriller Was Warren
jensens aa-yard pass 70 Norm
Richardson for = touchdown Jens
sen. himself. scored 10 points while
bud Hoffman made the first
touchdown
Summers score cams on . a.
yard pass play from Tom Mailsy
70 Don Rumpf
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Student Killed. Others Hurt.
En- Route 10 Idaho Utah Game

BOISE. Ida. - Douglas Dlngle.
72-yesr-old University Of Idaho
student from Occur d'Aisns. was
killed and five other students were
injured In an automobile accident
while en- route 10 attend the Idaho
Utah state football game here
today.
State police and Ada county
sheriffs officers said the car.
driven by Dlngle. apparently
struck a truck trailer last night
about one-hslf mile south Of the
Horseshoe Bend hill summit on
the north and south highway. Tn
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car overturned twice,
Dingle, whose chest was
crushed. died soon after reach
Ing . Boise hospital
Betsy Ross. university student
from Spokane. Wash, vas recov-
ering from cuts and bruises and
a possible back injury. Four other
occupants Of the car Jim Yates
and Don Duncan, both Of Boise
Joyina Marsh. Wallace. and Tom
Harland, Caldwell - we're treated
for minor injuries.
The driver Of the truck. Daniel
Webster Of Boise was uninJured.
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Grid Finals

George Washington 10. wes,
Virginia o.
Maryland q. Western Maryland 0.
Duquesns 10. Manhattan ..
Kentucky 7. Georgia 7 fiiels
Eastern Washington College ~
Education 40. lewiston State Nor
NAL 0.
st. Louis n Drake 0
Idaho Southern 40. Albion -
San Francisco state 10. Cali
fornia Poly 40.
San Diego state 0, Fresno state o
Santa Barbara 0. san Jose State
IS.
wAsmsafos rRIr SCORES
Port Townsend 10. Port or.
chsfd 7.
oDsa "a. Lakeside 9 both Sc
attie1.
Seattle Prep 10, harYsyills u.
Clover PARK 81. Roy o.
Federal Way IL, OriinT o.
Hlghllns 7. Auburn 0
Franklin IA. Broadway 0 both
Scatter.
Roosevelt o. Cleveland . lboth
Bsatiisj
Vancouver ~. Olympia 0
waiiA Waiia 10 Dayton o
Enumeiaw %. sumner 7
Rsnton ~. Kent -
sultan 10. stanwood .
Langley ~. Everett %" ..
Ellensbufg 20. Prosssr o
Toppenish -. Pssoo 20
Granger 20. Goldsndals 0.
snoqualmie IS. Redmond 7
GonssKa 10. Lewis md Clark .
both spokansl
Monteaano Is. Raymond 7.
Elma -. ~ Martins Prep o
Hoqusm % Aberdeen p" o
Pomsroy 80. Waltsburs q
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/ MACCABEES LEAGUE
At the Play-Mor alleys: The Hot
Shots peat the Softies. 2,4s7 to
2.213. Walter Butt had high single
Of 1a2 and high total Of 3e6.
Terrible Turks beat the squack-
ers. 2,40e to 2.s2s. Art Murphy
had high single of 14s and high
total OF 1853.
Ivory Heads beat Smart Guys,
2,423 to 1850. Joe stemp had
high score Of 4se
HILLTOP LEAGUE
At the Play-Mor: Swiss Dairy
beat Tacoma Dairy, 2.677 TO 2,50l.
L. Erhart had high total. 4ee. and
T. Thompson high single, 1888.
Wilvers and Kemmers beat Bell
Fuel, 2,612 to 2,50s. N. Kemmer
had high total. $50. and also high
single. 1874
Mckenzie Fuel defeated Tacoma
Amusement, 1853 to 2.441. II.
Myklsnd scored high total. sos,
and 3. Hollstrom high single. as.
NORTHWEST DOOR
At the Hi-wsy alleys: The Odd
department won two points from
the Night Cutting department.
Frank Whitman OF the losers took
individual honors with 21e single
and 566 total
Tear Down department won four
points from Sash department. scor-
ing high total for the evening.
Veneer Shippers won over the
Door department, three points to
one; Panel Cutters won by the
same score over Glue department,
and the Office team took four
points from the spreader crew.
MARKET ST. BOOSTERS
At the Coliseum: Interstate Pro-
duce won four points from Com
mercisl Distributing Co. r.
Brandes was high with 47s.
Cozzs a Sons won three points
from Corbetts q Co. George Cozss
was nigh for the winners with 4e4
and 3. Spectators for the losers
with $40.
Poodle Dog won four points
from Wartenbe Service Dan ellis
had high total Of 475 and high
single Of FOG.
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Jack McQuary
To Start Game

sEArTLF-Undefssted and an.
scored on this season In the Pa
oiflc coast conferences. the Uni.
vsrsily 81 Washington u facing
the University Of California today
In = football game that viii 20
far In determining the far Ssss .
Ross Bowl team
Weather cleared SITTER several
days u rain. ana The turf was ss.
psetsd 10 be fat
The proba bic iinsupa
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Prep Ski Date
On March e

SEATTLE me state High
school Athistie association today
set ths week end ~ harch ~ Tor
the second annual prep fotirsuay
xxi championship meet u viii
b. decided later shsthsr the
championships ~iii b. hsla N I'm
day and Saturday OF saturday and
Sunday. A nts must also b.
chosen.
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KENT II doesn't pay 10 score
first on the Rsnton Indians. 80
the Kant vandss discovered last
right when the powerful Redskins
Manufactured IS points 10 hand
the Vandals q crushing tb-ia de-
feat in Puget Sound conferences
game
The victory moved the Renton
eleven into second place M the
conference grid standings.
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Locals Drop
Contest by
Two Scores
Lose Opportunity
To Keep In Fight
For I'd Loop Spot

A sNsshhaskhnx rfsN II TAX
ina riratss invaded Taeoma lsst
night ard carries of1 .not ~ - = .
from : brave hut Inflated Lincoln
sleeves
Ahput seoo fans witnessed tss
contest IN re stadium
ne cards seemed = he stacked
against the Ahss frem ne start
with Yakima taking aayaataxs ~
tea Lincoln mlspiays ard convert.
ins them inta touchHauns
The wtH kept ~ cos.alF.'
mathematical hers re =
cruss state le.gas slsle sllxe.
while the Raii.plitfer.' h..
sllnslnaiea them frnsn q 49,
end place chance.
Yakima seafed in the first fea
minutes ~ ths secpnd quarter a. a
result ~ lapa~ ~ memory ~
two ABE haehfisld men Nhieh
Melted = 7syard loss and showed
Lincoln haek . its nsn tsoz Yzrd
line
The play put ths tYnx In hole
they never cot out ~ After
blades had pssntsd Il ths tlnsaln
a.. Yakima started n move. Ray
Hsdman made five At center rut
Campbell picked up smother 80
around right end followed ~ q
2tsyard pass. Redman o. Wright.
10 ths Axsmsn ioyard stripe
After three attempts d crack
The Abe forward val had failed.
Rsdmsn filnpsd . pas 20 bryant
who iuGEied the ball nomsntafliy
bat hung on 10 u Tor the score.
The play was god faf seven
yards wFlahl's try fof the sxira
point was side
wAHNEn nTaOtEns
Recovery AZ = tumble hy Var.
nsF. Yakims end. led 10 the finai
sis points The mlaplay occurred
on the at-ysrd line with rot Camp.
bell. . diminutivs by wha played
whals II : game. scoring ~ a
cnthaek over his right tackle on
the nest play wnFhts place.
ment again vas side
iincoln's eniy scoring threat
came In the blessing ntinuis.
Of The firsi half ~ p...lag
and piunEinG the Assmsa
maved the ball io the seven.
Then by The aid 81 a penalty.
The oval sas asssea ~ lhs
four.
With fourth doun and = yard
and half 10 20. Grasai hursisd
the center ~ the lins b,it missed
making first down ~ the nat
of gnat'a syelash Yakima
punisd oiit sf danEsf
Campbell and l,sdnan we're out.
standing IN the barkfirii for Tak.
ina. yhiis Bryant snd Wright
stood out IN tho line Gfssai ana
Manning spanked the Ahsa affsns-
lively. with Mnrtsnaan. Mo-. Blades
and sloysr vsrs hulwarka on
defense
The linsab fpf last alshls Football
aaWs BOT seen linraiH and Faafma
sas - f1liqss
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Maybe the Guy Has Something, En-?

Dismissal or retention % coafb Ted Bank VIII
not solve Idabo's football problems" Johnston
wrote in ths student newspaper
II Idaho 10 70 Increase IL football pfo~ess. u
must pot more cash into the sport Those well.
known turnips. me alumni must b. squeezed for
more blood
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Butte Becomes
Football Town

BUTTE. mont.-Butte became .
college town today a. Il played
host 10 conzsgs university Of spo-
kane Wash. and Montana state
university. who meet here In their
traditional annual game.
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Linfield Wins
Game at Last

LAGRANDE. Ore. The Wild
cats Of Linfield college scored their
arst victory in five starts IN the
current gridiron campaign last
night BY defeating Eastern Oregon
College Of Education II 10 10.
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Bowlers Have Busy Night

Broadway alley bowlers wound
MP a big week Of league play Fri
day night with the matches Of
the Class A Women's league, the
Milwaukee circuit and the Tele-
phone Ladies.
Matches of the week saw the
Broadway trundlers hit mid-yesr
form, with the best total Of the
season being registered by Fat
Person In the Industrial league.
His peak mark was Gel for three
games.
Commercial leaRuers turned
In high scores with the best
mark going to woman star,
DAM Radonich, who rolled
big 5s7 total
Merko Pozar rolled 614 In the
shipyards league for a new record
m that circuit, and other good
single games and totals were
scored in all the leagues.
SHERIDAN STARS
The best mark In the Friday
leagues was rolled by Harry sher-
idan, who wound UP play with q
big total. L. ]. Pentecost rolled
213 for the high single game and
finished with $50.
Fourteen women's teams
rolled their weekly matches
Friday night on the Broadway
lanes. Frances Lusier copied
the top honor In the -1O-team
Glass A Women's league with
Isl, 152 and 156, for n 465
total. Helen Martineau turned
In a nice 424, including 154
single game. High single Of
the matches was Delphia
Clarke's 1917.
Results of the Class A Womens
league matches: Brotherhood Of
Railway Clerks 3, Broadway Sport
Center /; Cascade Linen q Towel
Supply 4, Washington Dry Clean
ers Institute o; Myrtle's Beauty
Shop 2, Broadway Bowling Center
g. Swiss Village 4, Fisher Com
pany o; Tacoma Women's Credit
Club 4. Fashion Bootery 0.
SINISTER SHOOTS AT
Jessie Shuster rolled AIT for the
best score in the matches of the
Telephone Ladies league, with
singles of las, 131 and Isl. Mar
garet Bell finished with 40 and
registered 173 for the high single
game.
The Plant team rolled 1,7<7 for
The best team performance, with
the members scoring as follows:
Pearl Hauptmann 354. Dorothy
Bailey 800. Janet Selwyn 376,
Laura Rae 2eS, and Frances Wells
2e2.
With league play out Of the
way for the week af the
Broadway Bowling Center, at
tention viii center over the
weekend on the 200 club
medal tournament which IL
scheduled for Sunday. The
first squad shoots At noon.
with others at 2, and 8
o'clock.
All men who have rolled zOO
games in leaguesplsy on the Broad
way lanes this year are eligible
TO compete. About 100 men are
listed for the meet The contenders
viii roll the regulation three games
and the high game of the tourns-
rnent wins the gold medal. with a
silver medal going TO the next
high game. All the Broadway
leagues viii be represented in the
fnasrrarnan4
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twenty-five
Grid Teams
Shoot All
Lay Records on
Line In TodoY's
Notionol Program
nv HARRY FERGUSON
rnlfed Prr.s Snnrfs Ealfnr


NEW YoRk-Twenty-two UNI
defeated football teams lay their
records on the line against stern
opposition today ana by niehtfall
the carnage win Be terrific.
The biggest explosion viii occur
at Ann Arbor. Mich. where
Michigan. banking on the hipper-
dipper running Of Tom Harmon.
meets Pennsylvania and Francis
Xavier Reagan. greatest back Of
the east.
Both teams are indicated and
united and II win be the top game
Of the day with Michigan slightly
favored in the betting.
The other moderated major
feams-<ome Of them have
been tied - are Mississippi.
Tennessee. Mississippi State.
Texas A. a ". Columbia.
Cornell. Fordham. George
town. Rutgers. Penn State.
Boston college. Texas. Notre
Dame. Minnesota. Northwest
ern. stanford, Southern Cali
fornia. Navy, Lafayette. and
Franklin Marshall.
Running the Michigan Penn
game close second In national
interest is the one between stan
ford and Southern California at
Palo Alto. The winner has a good
chance at the Rose Bowl. and,
generally. this one IL rated a. an
even game.
Other good ones in the far west
u. c. L. A.-Oregon State, Wash
ington California, Washington
State Oregon. Idaho Utah State,
Colorado Wyoming. and Utah
Denver.
The mld-western schedule Is
dotted with good games In add
ton to the Pennsylvania Michigan
classic - Notre Dame Illinois,
oklahoms Iowa state. Kansas
State Kansas. Michigan State
Santa Clara. Minnesota Iowa,
Nebraska Missouri, Northwestern
Indiana, Purdue Wisconsin and
Tulsa-Texas Christian.
CORNELL VS.. OHIO STATE
Top game of the east sends un-
defeated. united Cornell-dresm-
ing Of a national championship
against Ohio State at Ithaca.
Ohio State, loser in two games.
is thirsting for revenge on the
licking Cornell handed out at
Columbus last season.
Tennessee. apparently at this
stage the best team in the south.
has q fairly easy game against
Florida, but the Volunteers can't
afford to let down too much II
they are going 10 another bowl
this season.
Some others worth watching in
the south:
Arkansas Mississippi, Georgia
Tech-Auburn. Louisiana Wander
bilt, North Carolina Tulane, Wake
Forest Duke. North Carolina
state-Mississippi state.
Two games command the atten-
ton in the southwest and both OF
them win be worth the price Of
admission. At Waco. Tex. un-
defeated and united Texas A. q
NJ, apparently shooting for an
other national championship. gets
real test against a Baylor team
that has looked good one week and
bad the next.
At Houston. Texas. featuring
Cowboy Jack Grain. takes on Rice.
which looks great one Saturday
and terrible the next. Texas il
undefested and united. but II may
be a different story by sun down.
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MOSCOW. Idaho If the University Of Idaho
expects winning football teams It must pay solid
cash, Student Editor Bni Johnston wrate yesterday.
the vsndaIs have lost four consecutive games
this year. falling 70 score while their opponents
have run up I47 points
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Mays Umpire H n. Husbsi.
Michigan Llnssmani Ralph Cole
man. Oregon state Field judge
James Mitchell oonEa2a.
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AAH ID. TnAFFIo A0afnENTs

The number Of Americans killed
In traffic accidents during the last
~ years Is greater by far than
the number killed IN all the wars
that the nation ever mas been IN.
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HsFs fsFisaH hsfsiHna AFne HaHFt
rialsfk ksnasIl aua Has~nanH pr
Yasluaa NJ tssnaia nfaaE Leighton
fsHaH Robins
offlelais kBs Cons fsfsfes Ffea
iffsnsss Hssd iinssmaa Al fisnis
hers umpire
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Not the Weather Man

MINNEAPoIIs Mnn-ft hadn't rainsd for than week
Augsburg here but th cheated shoes Of the
mud The light Augsburg
field eusodian had forgotten TO turn
off the
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OREGON PREP SCORES

Grants PAss ie Klamath Pals 6.
Bend 10. Medford 6.
Fehalem 7. Eestucca
Heppner IL. Condor o.
Vale 81. Payette udahol 9.
Molalla 20. Lebanon o
Hood River IS. The Dalles -.
Ia Grande 10 Mec-High 9.
Astoria 81. Seaside Q.
Eugene IA Corvallis ~.
Sweet Home 40. Dallas 10.
Albany So. Milwaukee Q.
Vernonia Is. scappoose 3
Moscow Cldahol 10. Pendleton o
Jefferson 90. Lincoln both Port
FRANKLIN 8. washington 0 doth
Baker &c. Enterprise Q.
Joseph 8 WaiioWa O.
pilot Rock z Helix 0
NcMinnville IA. Tillsmook Q.
Beeverton 81. Sherwood 2.
Hiiisboro 7 West Linn Q.
salem 30. Chemawa 0.
Gresham 70. 81. Helens 2.
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Cheney Beats
Lewiston, 400

LEWISTON. Ida.-Pssses turned
the trick last night for Eastern
Washington College Of Education
a. the ssvsges smothered Lewis
ton state normal. 400.
After a scoreless first period.
hslfbacks Sam Tortorelli and Bob
Gilmore turned To the aerial game
and spanked the Cheney eleven 10
a 200 half-time lead. FulIback
Gary Bennett led scorers with
two touchdo~ns.
II you're not using II, sell II with
Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phone Main 3151.
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Sunrise Time

DaeA sh~etlau tiuze sandaf -.
eita steadas. eftf.
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car overturned twice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
THREE WINNERS
ina TOURNEY
Joyce Leads st. Thomas
Holy Names partans,
CrOssbOnes Win

The Bristol Crossbones, st. Thorn
as Holy Name and the North End
"Y" Spartans survived in the first
round Of the third annual Connecti-
cut class A basketball tournament
last night held at the Pearl Street
Community Center.
The Crossbones edged out the
Palm Beach five % to 81, in thrill
er. Tony Jacks with nine points
stood out for the Palm Beach team,
while Strahowski and Lynch with
Is points between them, led the
Bristol team to victory.
At $3.50 o'clock contest the Spar
tans trounced the New Milford
Golden Nuggets, AZ to 16. Jim Roach
with IL points and Tom Cullinan
with 10 stood out for the victorious
Spartans.
In the final affair of the evening
Joe Joyce and his st. Thomas Holy
Name quintet took a 80 to 80 deci-
sion from the Danbury Blue Devils.
Joyce Tailed Is points for the locals
and Mannion Melted himself 10
points in a losing cause.
The first round tournament games
will be resumed again Thursday
evening with two contests booked for
that evening: p. Orange Wave
VS.. Wonderland A. c.; p. m.-
Hamzy's Tigers VS.. Sportsman,S Five.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Mack And Mccoy May Make AS Flag Contender In 1874
Casey StengeI Is
Paging a Vulture
BY DAN PARKER

BRADENroN Fla. March 49,
ssTg once pn lex gDDets Field after making circus catch
nesting in his dandruf- injected locks
pull version OF the hat trick at Bees Park this
Spring he'd probably substitute vu sparrow vultes
seng Bees as s again Sd cy s hi
as male descendants
The Bees punch Billy They have
at ag 1Ss 90 0s5 S s
center learned to keep box while watching Johnny the
endorsed club Bento
m hapet broccoli
Fppo Mast has ao Seen Daed od M
South Boston that Mussoln cabled recently y
short?" - ~ ~ ~ e 80 "A O ~ 'Oppa
Casey, tells Miller $4,000
who broke an ankle last year. he has At running mate for
ne three sturdy SONS Italy ONE who doesn't far behind the
ne o. @ sGaT wnm be the
S Of IT, sa One 1 e @ and less
est regular in the majors when he his
Ssss ns, s.s ITO,
question mark at every infed position.
AS it is present consist of crom
s s sh hits Chester h Ross ss ker fro from whose feat
ne was called from the farm earned him regular left
dd e Learned to catch nes while opening his mouth yode That
With s nc a b back on None Of these
Inere are also couple of guys from Hartford
OF pitchers only Lou Fette and Bill Posedel
survive MamFayd Turner and tanning having peddled
whereas Fette broke with
Fette Holdov include Sullivan
lost last Erickson whose record was exactly
the Erickson the sensation hurt
shoulder last and didn't the end
OF the campaign He looks better this Spring. counting
heavily ON Piechoa and Nick Strincevc the
Yankee farm system and expects Tobi
1osmer Yankee whom he acquired, with
Boot Of the pitchers camp George Barnicl up from
What made Casey cling to Barnce that game
against the Cards last September
the kid struck out Medwck Nze Slaughter inning
Casey will have the catching year headed by Al
pnosse Lopez the Ban Latin Phil N1a camp last
year as free agent with Todd right
@ pa CLUB Is expected to do the than
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