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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Teller May Get
Call
international New. Service Wiz.

CLEVELAND, June 25.-Th a I
famous young m n of baseball,
Bob Teller, may yet see his dream
of pitching 30 to 35 wins for the
Cleveland Indians realized before
he is called to duty in the army.
His selective service draft board
revealed today that 400 unopened
missionaries must be considered
before Feller's is reached.
Several weeks ago it was esti-
mated that Bob, who, powerful
right arm has accounted for Is
wins for the Indians this season,
would be drafted by mid-Septem-
Der, an estimate that made thou
sands of fans. Bobs teammates
and the Cleveland club owners
most unhappy.
Now il appears that the forecast
mid-September drafting of the
young country gentleman from
Van Meter. Ia, may not come to
pass. 1t might be October before
he is called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

as good as fisheries experts OF
the Michigan Conservation De-
partment say il will be
Favorable Spring weather in
duced early spawning. assuring
both a good crop of fry and a
season opening at which the fish
will be off the nest and ready to
grab az the gaudy assortment of
lures AT the end Of anglers lines.
Largemouth and Smallmouth
bass, protected since December
81. are expected 10 be plentiful
in all inland lakes and streams.
The limit is five fish. each not
less than 10 inches long.
Whatever the gooC luck Of the
bass fisherman may be. the bare
foot lad with willow or cane
pole and a can OF iuiey worms
viii beat him TWO 20 one on blue
Gil fishin~. Blvc~iilf h.vc been
pro e"tCd since Mech 81 10 ale
low for SpaVn.2~. TIE SIC
limit for these delicious testing
fish remain unchanged AZ six
inches. The crecl limit allows
each licensed angler - fish,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
B jockeys Hurt,
One Seriously,
In Spill Here
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

There won't be so much Jam
ming on the turns at the Detroit
race track today Not when the
riders remember Jockey Newbold
PierSon in Highland Park General
Hospital and look at the bruises
of OWE Scurlock and George Wal
lace. the other riders who were
hurt in the three-horse spill yes
terday.
Pierson is suffering from pos
sible fractured skull, possible frac-
tured jaw, internal injuries, sew
eral bruises and face cuts. The
date of his return TO racing is in
definite Wallace and Scurlock are
expected TO be back in the saddle
today,
The spill occurred when Sour
lock rode his mount, Miss rhythmic,
up on the heels of the ultimate
winner. Ball and Chain. as the
field of IL horses swung into the
turn out of the back stretch in
the third race. Miss Rhythmic fell,
mount Cloud buster,
went over her and Bob Dodge,
with Pierson up. fell over Cloud
Buster. All three jockeys were
sprawled on the track and had
narrow escapes from the hoofs of
other horses.
The three boys received first aid
treatment at the track and Pier
son was removed to the hospital
IN a semi-conscious condition.
II was the most serious spill
TAT the track this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Poffy Banned
For Season
international New. Service wire


ATLANTA, June 25.-B 90 I s
Poffenberger, eccentric Nashville
pitcher, today was suspended for
80 days by Major Trammell Scott
president of the Southern Associa-
ton. following the pitchers as
sault on umpire Ed Dutch" Hoff-
man in last nights Nashville-New
Orleans game.
The suspension means the loss
of Poffenberger, Nashville's :op
moundsman in recent weeks, Tor
the rest of the season.
Major Scott declined to COM
ment further on the ruling, one of
the most severe he has ever
handed down.
Hoffman's report said that when
Poffenberger was ordered from
the field after what Hoffman re-
ported as the pitchers continual
gripping and use Of abusive Ian
guage directed at me,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 25.-
QNS)-Manager Larry Gilbert
declared today that Nashville was
through" with Boots Poffen-
berger, following his assault on
umpire Hoffman and 90-day sus-
pension by Major Scott today.
II will not tolerate such tao
tics" Gilbert said. Fellows like
IN a { haven't any business in
baseball"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
AL NETTLOW MAKES A HIT IN PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA June 25-Benny Mccoy who is slated to
month will leave for the army with the satisfaction of
having made great comeback this year and proved fans
he play ball In the early months this season the Grand
VILE Mich boy who Tiger justified the $4,000 price
mark put on him to sign contract with the Athletics
Incidentally Mccoy of few players who beat the
sophomore ink this Dom Daggio Of the Red Sox u.s. of
course another Among those who failed to live expeca-
tons Bob Kennedy white Sox Walter Judnch Browns)
Pee Wee Reese (Dodges) and Jim Pofahl Senators) Sid
Hudson (Senaors and Johnny Babch (Ahee have off
form.
Mervyn Shea of the Tigers wonders if Babe Ruth
match with T Friday viii be able ea feeohe HIKE
he called that home World game Chicago
Ruth will be the betting Arthur Donovan who didn't
get TO referee the LousCOnn bout will ocate
oaue Bett DAVIS is giving trophy The receipts 90
the USO OF course that's the best part of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Reports Are GOGsF
For BASS Season
BY DON GILES

Hard fighting black bass and
bluegillS, the "kingfiSh" among
the states game fiShe became
legal quarry al dawn today as
thousands OF anglers with light
hearts and high hopes. sped mer-
rily TO their favorlte inland lakes
and Streams.
For the benefit of weekend
anglers Thursdays Detroit
Times will carry a complete
fishing report on How Fish Are
BitingD
Whatever fishing has been
done prior 10 today j. peanuts.
compared 10 the number of
anglers who dot fishing holes in
every corner of the state this
morning. Today is THE day
the opening of the real fishing
season. and many an argument
with ono of thorc bic old black
hc-s VIII &c settled ere the sun
sets tonight.
Anglers should return home
this evening with mOrc than
enough 10 wet the frying par"
4 advance fishing dope is half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

After the Tigers went down in
order IA the fourth. the Athletics
in their half of the heat kicked
up a fuss. but il didn't get the
home boys anything in the way Of
a score. Johnson walked and
SiebertI hit into a double play
After Collins walked Croucher
booted Hayes grounder, but Suder
fouled TO Tebbetts to end Phila-
delphia aspirations.
Again in the fifth the Athletics
threatened, but nothing but hopes
came out Of the threat. First up,
McCrabb singled 10 left and after
Brancato popped out, Moses also
scratched a single. But Corsica
bore down and disposed Of Nc
Coy and Johnson to break up the
rally.
There was one down when Nc
CoSky, in the sixth, beat out a
bunt 10 Suder for a single and
raced around 10 third on Mullins
single 10 right. But York lined TO
Brancato for a double play, spoil
ing the Tiger scoring chances. The
seventh double play of the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
PLANNING Max Baer-Conn Bout

Nettlow former Derolter IN Gene Tunney Naval
Reserve outfit made Philadelphia recently by refusing
Irving kapan the after cutting earlier IN the
bout Al handy by centerpg his attack the body
Jacobs has his eye Max BaerConn scrap
September f7 Grounds New York is the likely
date for the Louis oys bout.
Washington Iiusies look like Joe Louis bet the
ghkeesie regatta the hudson this evening bat there
casterners look upon Cornell dark horse Frank
Stranahan. 1Syear-old who fired 6fegh below para
the Mississippi golf tournament by
his gofing naturally His daddy played lot of golf around
Toledo and Detroit.
AL Dummy Davis booed when he introduced
the Louis Conn ring which anything craftsmanship
After ALL he joined the army Davis Fritzie Zvc
for the welterweght title in New York week Jimmy
Dykes This going 1922
when the Yankees barely nosed the Browns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

Bing Miller shares Bakers opinion d.
frankie Croucher wonders what the so
clergymen who played in golf tourna-
ment at Tully-Secane course here in
Philadelphia Monday said when they
missed their tee shots
Detroit and Pontiac friends must
have gotten a kick out Of Chef Labs
two home runs and nine runs batted in
in a double-header in Boston the other
day 4. Yankees will play a double
header with the Tigers at Detroit, July
10 :. Barney McCosky and the young
Tigers draft board in Detroit are trying
to run down a mystery somebody
sent McCosky draft QUESTIONABLE to
New York :. and the draf, board menu.
bers say they haven't as yet sent out Nc
Cosky's . incidentally, McCosky's new
home in Dearborn Hills, which he built
,,,,II ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Wilmington, DR.. Jaffar
Win Caddie Meet

Harold Wilmington and DR.. d.
J Jaffar OF Crosse lie won the
annual tournament for caddie
chairmen and caddie masters at
Plum Hollow yesterday They had
best ball of 70 with Wilmington
contributing a II
Three teams tied for second
place, all with best ball of 70.
Harry Hilton and Ken Moore of
Oakland Hills. Don Cochrane and
r. w. Hope Of Bloomfield and Bill
Mulligan and Emil Shultz of Red
Run were all bracketed back of
the winning pair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

shifted 10 a two-iron. Both play
singing iron shots. but Ruth ex-
cells al chipping and Cobb al put
ing.
Cobb dubbed two nino iron chips
from the back 81 the ninth and
he wound Up with a sis on the par
four hole. But how each will react
under competitive pressure n
something TO be determined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
BAD BOUNCE MAY DECIDE MATCH
Cobb, Ruth Settle Their Golf Feud TODAY
International News Service Wire

NEWTON, Mass, June 25.--At
long last. Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb
today settle their private golfing
feud and thus determine which Of
these immortal baseball players is
the better golfer.
The testing ground is the hilly
Commonwealth Country Club and
the distance is Is holes medal
play. More than a thousand per-
sons are expected 10 pay 81 each
10 see the Bambino and the old
Georgia Peach battle 1t out for
charity.
No cash prize awaits the winner,
in fact each paid his own expenses
so Boystown in Franklin, n. H..
would benefit. But the winner will
carry off a huge silver loving mug
donated by screen star Bette
Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Bison Is Fined

NEW YORK. June -. GNS)-
First baseman Mickey Rocco of
the Buffalo BiSonS was fired 500
by President Frank J. Shaugh-
messy Of the International League,
for taking part IN an alteration
with q spectator when the BisonS
were playing the Red Wings al
Rochester June Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25


Tigers defeated
tn Athletics.
2-l. in the first
Of a three-game
series.
To win, Cor
outlasted
McCrabb
in a stir ring
pitchers d U G |
IA c claimed b y
%. 1872 paid GUS
[ o m e r S - a
healthy turnout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
BY LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA, June 25. =
Johnny Corsica today had won his
first night game in the majors.
Not only that-he pitched the
Tigers back into fourth place in
the exciting American League
race.
The trick was turned under the
arcs here last night when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Ex-Mipor Loop Star Dies

BROOKLINE. Mass, June IS
QNS) 49, Michael J. Ford 76
tobacco merchant and a one-timC
minor league star with Toledo and
other Ohio, New York and Penn
SylVanla teams, was dead today
following q heari attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Welsh Wins Is in Row

Welsh girls Softball team cap
tured its fifteenth straight victory
by defeating Hudson. 1872, at
Mack Park last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
YORK SCORES BIG oNE

The other Tiger tally came in
the ninth after Bob Johnson, in
the eighth. inning, tripled with
Wally Moses on base TO deadlock
the count. 1t was Rudy York who
scored the all-important Tiger
counter when he singled and later
clicked at home after Eddie Col
Inns had made a spectacular one
handed catch of Pinky Higgins
drive TO deep center.
There were seven double plays
in the game-four executed by the
Athletics and three by the Tigers.
Al Brancato. flashy Philadelphia
shortstop. started all four OF his
teams twin killings, just one less
than the record held by Charley
O'Leary, the old Tiger The record
for double plays for one team in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
.Huskies, Bears
Chief Threats
In Keepsie

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y June
College navies from the far
Pacific, from Wisconsins lakes and
from The Atlantic Seaboard were
primed pointed and poised for the
nations Nmost spectacular rowing
competition this evening. the
Poughkeepsie Regatta.
Al the food Of ~ tide, bronzed.
naked backs Of nine varsity crews
viii bend and sway. driving their
splinter-like shells downstream
from the start off Krum Elbow 10
the finish mark a half-mile below
the mid-Hudson automobile bridge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
ockey Gilbert Hurt by Weight

record crowd of 1864 Langhone Speedway here Sun
day in which Met Simms killed Simms
Philadelphia hosiery worker who had been five
Johnny Gilbert rated best handler of 2yeaods getting
few Delaware Park because of weight and the
jockey doing much road work the horses heavily
bundled in he joys miles the heat the avodu
pos down Gilbert is married Don MeadeS sister and the
cou"', have 4-year-od named after ,'aade
athletes of the Soyals Catholic Soo Americas greatest
Slovak athletic fraternity will celebrate the anniversary Of their
founding independence Day 1905 with their twelfth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
He Can Learn a Lot From Bruce

Bruce Campbell has been appointed Dick Wakefield
chaperon the University Of Michigan boy Camy
bell and Richard would 10 go far find nice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Explains Why Mack Likes Night Bali

feats. To add to his pitching fame,
Corsica batted home one of De-
troits pair Of markers. lie did il
in the third inning with "A single
on which Charley Gehringer, who
had doubled. scored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

couldn't he-Yes2 Mo- AL Well says In years 10 come
they'll rate what he really is truly great tighter
times" You've 10 hand the bouquet 70 Stanley
Woodward Of York Sun who three days after the
fight that he thought Louis was ahead at
hadn't changed his mind Some did
change their minds hysera caused by the
chaengers Pip Radciff said Louis slowed up
some-so does a truck truck still do lot of
damage If doesn't get out Of the way Of H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

roomle Bruce can teach the kid 9
lot about playing in the outfield .
Marcus Griffin (New York Enquirer
doesn't agree that Billy Conn will whiT
Joe Louis the next time they meet. il
they do have next time Griffin
says:
1--WE don't think Conn ever again
will be- in the frame of mind, physical
vc0nditiOn. or attain the sharpness he
did the other night when he won out
of Is rounds. Marriage may dull his
refleXes. make him lazy. Hell also
face the mental handicap of having
once been knocked out by Louis. And
good locks, competitive spirit and good
intentions fly out the window with
punch ON the jaw"
Griffin could have something there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
Bookmaker Switches TO Yankees

Jack Doyle, The Broadway bookmaker who June had
the Indians the favortes likes the pen
nant Del Baker has liked the Yankees right along and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
EUTH BETTER DRIVER

Ruth should out-drive Cobb
from the tee. Sonic OF the Babe
tee shots were well over $50 yards
during his practice rounds Cobb
had trouble at the beginning. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
APPEARS Toss-UP

1t looks like a toss-up Both
usually shoot in the middle 70's.
Both tried the course yesterday
and each carded a four over par
II on the outgoing nine. Ruth was
chatting and laughing aNhe went
from stroke TO stroke. Cobb was
more studiouS, questioning yard
age and seeking advice from his
eaddy. On one hole Cobb called
for a three-iron, but the caddy
a four.
81 bow to your superior judg-
ment," remarked Cobb. with a
smile. The shot was good and
the ball landed on the green
some 100 yards away - with
carrying wind.
This is the first of two matches
for charity staged this week by
Babe and old TyTus. Friday they
play Is holes al Fresh Meadow on
Long Island. The pro- eeds 90 TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

that explains why Connie Mack is
strong for night baseball.
II was Gorsica'S fifth victory Of
the season against but three de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
A TWIN KILLING

To start the game Croucher, in
the first inning. singled 10 center
only 10 have McCosky hit into a
double play and Mullin 90 down
when Mccoy came up with a nifty
scoop on a groundhr back Of the
pitchers box. With one out,
Moses, in the home half OF the
frame. beat out grounder 10
Higgins, but was caught trying 10
steal on Tebbetts fancy peg. Then
Mccoy popped 10 Gehringer.
The Tigers were the victims OF
another double play IN the second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

one game is six and for two teams
a total of nine. The latter mark
was established by Detroit and
Washington i'm 1925.
During the evenings battle Cor
sica gave up nine hits. four Of
which were bagged by Wally
Moses and two by young Collins.
Barney McCosky collected three
of IL saleties off McCrabb. York
was the fielding star of the con-
fpct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
ALSO HAVE HACKERS

Coach Bob Moch's engineers
from NJ l. T. also had their sup
porters. Most experts were inclined
10 classify Rutgers and Wisconsin
with the minor sea powers, but
even these lightly regarded crews
were girding themselves for an
upset.
Veteran river men were casting
anxious eyes at the weather. After
10 days Of fine, fiat water. quar-
tering wind was kicking up white
caps on the course yesterday caus-
ing apprehensiVe observers 10
wonder Of last years rough water
conditions were going 10 prevail
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
New York . II O-Meton and banning
Chicago l-tFrench Olsen anc
Mccullough
Cincinnati 10 2=Warers and LON
Phlla. LIB . k HOerst and
warren, Livingston.
s. Louis u ~ waraeke and Padrett.
Baston 4 2-fErricks0n. sslv q
and Berres. Mont.
Eomery.
e .orttn si2 o. Davis and franks
fi.tsJUrzh . o. .Larrn~ Wrac sui
ir7r. Gl-tz and
Baker.
tLosne pitcher.
TOpAN-S GAMEf
phladcip hia ~ Cincinnati 60
New York n Chicago
Brooklyn al Pittsburgh.
Boston 81 ~. LOUIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

the united service organization 10
provide recreation for the boys in
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

when, after York walked, Camp
bell grounded 10 Brancato. Hig-
gins then retired the side with a
long fly ball to Moses. A Tiger
double play broke up a rally in
the Athletics half of the second
Johnson led off with a single and
after Siebert flew out TO Mullin
Collins also singled But Hayes
grounded TO Higgins, who engi-
neered the twin killing.
Breaking the ice, the Tigers
scored a run in the third. First
up. Gehringer bounced a torrid
grounder over Sieberts head for
a double. moved to third on Teb-
belts infieid out and scored when
Corsica laced a single 10 center
After Croucher drove a long fly
ball 10 Collins, McCosky singled
but Muilin popped to Mccoy.
RALLY FIZZLES
With two away, the Athletics
in their half of the frame, put a
couple of men on base, but the
rally ended when Mccoy grounded
TO York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
How They Stand
LEAGTE

Games behind leader.
YEETERDAY' RESULTS
DETROIT 2 10 Corsica and Tebbetts
phaa 1-McCrabb and HAYES
Boston 13 Is III Newsome and PVT
Cleveland 10 3 Harder Brown Jun.
gels and Hemsley
New YORK Q 10 1-Gor1ez and D.ckev
81. Louis . eMuncr.e1. kr amer
and Ferreil,
Washington s 10 2-Loenari and Early.
chicago f--Lec and Turner.
;Losing pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25
TWO CHIEF THREATS

Once again it will be the white
tipped sweeps of Washington
which will draw the attention of
the other eight coxswains, of the
observation train Jouncing along
the west shore. and OF the thou
sands who will view the three
races from vantage points on shore
and from watercratt anchored
along the finish
Washington. the national cham
pion, and The Bears from CatIfOr-
mia, were the chief threats. And
yet as old grads gathered on the
eve of the historic regatta. as they
have for nearly a half century Of
PoughkeepSie rowing there was a
growing feeling that the big red Of
Cornell the smooth Princeton
crew. Columbias light blues, or
even Syracuse might break the
grip which western boats have had
on intercollegiate Rowing ASSocla-
tion championships in late years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

TODAY s GAMES
DETROIT AZ PhusccI1ria.
Chicago az Washington.
So Louis AZ New YORK.
Cleveland az Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-25

will be ready in a month.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Deyoe Captures Two Big Titles
In North South Skeet Event.;
Shootoffs Held in Dark

targets against the sky while ref
erees stretched on their backs. Two
of these ties will be decided early
today. There are Is contestants,
all over 100. with their handicaps,
who are battling for first place in
the individual and almost the same
number after the team handicap
title.
Women Shoot in Dark.
One tie that was decided in the
dark was the women's handicap,
captured by Mrs. E. T. Brooks of
Jacksonville. She tailed 77-26-
108 in the regular round and 18-
6l2-24l2 in the shootoff against
Mrs. George Dyer of Washington,
87-21-103 with a shootoff of 18-
5l2-24l2.
Trailing Mrs. Smyth for the wom-
ems scratch title was Mrs. M. B.
Orr of New York, SO, followed by
Mrs. c. A. Thomas. Dayton. 90.
The shoot ends today with the all
bore individual and flve-man team
championships. Such large field
is entered that firing is scheduled
to begin at am.
Summaries:
Womens Championship (scratch)-wop
by Mrs. NJ. L. Smythe. Akron. g.; second.
Mrs. NJ. B; Orr. New York. 93 third.
Mrs; c. A. Thomas, Dayton. 90.
Won sy MS :boctos z T ssroofs. JaeksonyIIle
second, Mrs George Dyer, washing ton.
SI-2l-IO3 tshootofi. lS-5la-23i ? /;
third. Mrs. w. A. Walker, Washington.
91-1-aS
.410-sause (scratehl-won by George
Deyoe. Washington. 81: second, r. NJ.
Watson. Washington. 81 Cshooton, 23);
third. G. L. Hutchinson. greenwich. Conn
Bethesda, 81 tshootoff 22). Hutchinson
won toss for third place.
3O-Eaqge tscratch)moowon by GeoEEe
sS9nd cS6n1 ss shoot6 al''4Ps0n 74 nifd r'eR*i'P
Thompson. Chester, Pa, 81 lshootod. 20;
fourth. Roanoke. 81 (shooton. 23): NTH,
DR.. Don Johnson washington 81 shoot
2O-sause two-man team (scratch)--
Won by l. ,, Hutchinsoni n1no, Greenvieah; ea as
-195; second. George Deyoe. Washington
1913 lshootofr 4s); third, ". F: Thqmp-
mans, Soai Cfasiei Ma. s7EssmlSa tshooto1. AZ
Junior championship-.Won by Lester
ard williams, washington. As.