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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18
Bv DREW PEARSON

KnudSOn, head of the Office of Pro
duction Management, and probably
the busiest man in Washington.
Mr.. Knudson is working day and
night to try to produce airplanes
for Great Britain, tanks for the u.
S. Army, anti-aircraft guns, anti
tank guns and everything else.
However, Mrs. Byron went to
see him on the withdrawing mat
ter of appointing John J. McMullen
her campaign supporter in Allie
gany county, to a defense job in
Washington.
Furthermore. Mrs. Byron re-
NAMED with OPM Director Knud-
son for a total Of forty-five minutes
during which all matters of nation
al defense where held in allegiance.
Not even leading members Of the
Senate have imposed on Knudson's
time to this extent.
*#.#
ROUND THE FREE STATE
Senator Tydings has been pull
ing all kinds of wires to be chair
man of the Naval Affairs Commit
tee. The Senator, who always has
been close to the gold braid boys
around the Capital would like to
have Senator Walsh of Massachu-
sets retire from the Naval AT
fairs Committee and accept the
Craftsmanship of the Senate Finance
Committee left vacant by the death
of Pat Harrison. Some of Tydings
brass hat friends have been roofing
for this. - Congressman Lansdale
Sasscer who is given to salty
tongued statements, was warning
of the danger Of too much taxa
ton against Maryland tobacco.
Said he: at simply gets down to
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18
PLAN new CHURCH
SOUTH HAGERSTOWN
Building Operations Con
tinue Brisk in Various
Sections of Town

Excavation has been started for
the new Grace Brethren Chcrch,
corner First and Spruce streets.
Rev. l.. l.. Grubb is the pastor.
Other building operations in the
city are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Di Pietro, frame and We
neered dwelling, Maryland avenue
and Wilson boulevard; Acme Linen
Service, Inc, storage building for
linen, S20-822 Pine street; Claude
Brown, frame dwelling. Maryland
avenue; st. PauIs U. B. Church,
two-car garage, 10 East Franklin
street; William L. Meyers and
Louis Meyers, to convert first floor
into three apartments. 405-407 W
Washington street. and R. A. Shoe.
maker house, Bryan Place and
Franklin street.
The estimated valuation of these
building operations. which have
taken place in the past week, is
over $4,000. a
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

This and That: Two years ago
a local editor was hustled to the
hospital and assigned to the Fifth
floor, room 567; ten days ago he
was again taken i'll and was as
signed to room 567, fifth floor
English sailors are popular here
in HagerstoWn, and local resi-
dents daily invite them home to
lunch or dinner. A colored
political leader in the Fifth Ward
reports that he has lost his job,
the reason given being that he did
not "kick in" with donation in
the last election - which reminds
me that the former tax collector
kicked in to the tune of 5000 and
lost his job anyway; Private Dor
rance (CampbeIl's Soup family
whose income is $21 900 a month
is now soldering along with
million other Americans drawing
$21 a month, all of which has
something or other to do with
great democracy; the new fence
around the city hall is an i'm
provement and the b'hoys are
hereby awarded gold star.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18
ANNUAL u. 8. PICNIC
AT Pc NMAR, JULY %

The annual Sunday School picnic
Of st. Paul's U. B. Church. with Shi.
lob and Chewsville cooperating,
will be held at Pen Mar Park on
Wednesday, July %. The train will
leave the Washington Street Sta
ton at $50 A NJ. and leave the
Park for home at 1870 P. M. This
special train will stop at Potomac
Avenue Station, Security. Chews-
vile and Smithsburg.
The committees for the picnic
follow: General chairmen. George
F. Bell. Clyde Itnyer and Fred
Baker; baskets, Fiske Elgin, Ty-
son Waltz and Martin 3. Keener;
publicity and ticket sales, Clarence
Harbaugh; noise makers and all
amusement tickets, Miss HERNIA
Biershing and Miss Blanche Len
gle; games, Howard Johnson,
chairman, and Scouts. Howard
Johnson.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18
HANGOVERS
By
LITTLE HEISkELL

Being a Magistrate has its prob
lens - in fact, at times, mag
istrate must compete with
Solomon. A recent review of
cases tried before Magistrate J.
Andrew Cohill. shows that he has
had practically everything in the
book, and still they come. What
worries Magistrate Andy, how
ever, is the thought that maybe
those brought before him don't
realize that he has a solemn duty
to perform and that the Job will
cause him to lose friends. All,
we'll, we have yet to know a guy
holding public office who didn't
lose something!
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

Trout placed in the streams in
the rear of the Municipal SWIM
ming Pool, Frederick Road, by
Republicans, amt doin' so good
under the Democrats. 1t seems
that they are giving up the fnny
ghost and are passing on to
watery grave. Time was when
these big frys in great numbers
wigged IaziIy in the cool waters
with nothing to worry about, but
in recent weeks the ground keep
err has found 'em floating on top
of the aqua. Does it mean that
they prefer passing on with the
Grand Old Party?
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18
LIEUT.. LAY HERE

Lieutenant James S. Lay. former
ly advertising manager of the Ha-
gerstown Gas Co. now located at
Fort Livingston, La. was a visitor
in this city. Lieutenant Lay came
north to attend the funeral of his
mother in Washington. D. C.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

A burglar in the home of R. G..
Collins of Chicago, stole the false
teeth belonging to Mrs. Collins.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

Maybe you don't know it. but
information trickling in from
across the river in West Virginia
is to the effect that Government
men are hard at work surveying
a tract of land five miles wide
and seven miles long. for the re.
ported use of military camp.
The strip of land runs from Dam
No. q to Dam No. 5 and also in
cludes the NARROW and Falling
Waters sections. Reports that
options on land are being taken
by the government cannot be
verified, but anyway, the presence
Of surveyors there have resulted
in the birth of scores Of wild ru-
mors.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

Eskimos are said to have no cuss
words. Neither do they play golf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

afoot They shoot fast with amazing accuracy But back
in 1895 and 1887 Washington had faster passing teams than
this years quintet And passing the key TO the basketball
Nalhala of Nalhalas.
Five years ago the Huskes the best college team in
the Olympic games eliminations That the year Ed
Ashcan Loverch much acclaim with his handed
push shots.
quick hut sn his didn't
Huskies pried
Ioo.efo few a target spot
circle Ioverichs left
they
that point but the Hnskes
"hotbsed Losech for the few
needed.
Washington Oregon game
-baled Norm Dial
thorp -Four connected
Those baskets
shooting the
Bobby IAndh Bu Morris
DaIihop All checkers the No requ
81 o Edmundson.
that speed
shifting around Flfet.
delivered
speedbsls and ssround
Northern Division
Bow Down Washington" couple of
Merlin Giertsou. Everett
Ford the Roosevelt or Seattle
Arnd,
Anne Seattle.
Last week the Husky freshmen beat Olympia Eks SILL This
he amet
really frebal Of all fbals
= m, Father Time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
.Huich-Heaih
Stove Guests

jeff Meath. outfelder Of the
Cleveland Indians. and Freddie
Hutchinson. pitcher Of the Detroit
Tigers. will head q delegation from
Seattle at the annual meeting Of
the Tacoma Hot Stove league at
tho American Legion hall. %th and
@ SIS. Saturday night.
Heath and Hutchinson were
big hits Wednesday night at
the inaugural meeting Of the
Yakima Hot Stove league In
Yakima
1t Is possible that Dick Barrett
and Edo Nsnni will also come over
from Seattle for the dinner and
program.
Shirley Parker. former owner Of
the Yakima Pippins: Clarence
Freeth. former Tacoma business
man and now a resident of Yski-
ma. will head group from Yaki-
ma.
Less than so tickets TO the din
ner were unsold Friday morning.
Attendance will be strictly limited
TO 500 and when that number OF
tickets has been sold the doors Of
the American Legion hall will be
cloaed
The dinner. buffet style,
goes on nj o'clock. The
business meeting and program
10 scheduled for 4 o'clock and
the refreshment period begins
at 10 o'clock.
The entertainment will be fea-
tured by the 1941 American League
motion picture. and talks by big
league ball players.
New membership cards will he
available for distribution at the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Hoopsters
.ReinStated

BREMERTON-All three Brem-
erton Wildcat basketball players.
who were fired" from the team
by Coach Ken Wills last Saturday
morning. were rsinststed today
following a conference last night
between the trio and Wills.
Wills said none OF the three,
Center Allen Maui, Forward
Maurice Campbell and Re
serve Roger Hall. would start
tonight against Stadium but
would b. on the bench In uni
form.
IL was not learned what wills
action would be In regard 10
uSng the three players II Stadium
got ahead ~ the Wildcats, who
beat the visitors quite handily in
Tacoma ten days ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

be held under the most favorable
conditions in ABC. history. Forty
alleys will be rented and set up
in the Municipal auditorium in
the heart OF the city. The alleys
all will be under one roof, on q
single floor, with ample accom-
modstions for spectators and not
a post to bar the view.
Prizes In last years tourna-
ment, held In Detroit, totaIed
S2l0,S02. Warren explained
that whether the 1S4l purse
will be greater depends upon
how many bowlers enter be-
fore the deadline, Feb. l.
The team champion will receive
81 500; doubles winners. $500 each;
singles winner. 5000; and all
events champion, 5000. In addi-
ton to cash, each top winner will
receive a gold medal, ing or belt
buckle, studded with a diamond.
The sponsor OF the championship
team will get large trophy.
SPONSORS TOURNEY
The 1871 tournament IN spon-
sored and underwritten by the st.
Paul Winter Carnival, and il
scheduled tentatively TO close May
S. Bowlers will come TO St Paul,
bowl for two days, post a score,
and return home TO await returns.
They travel at their own expense
The ABC. rents the alleys and
hires about 200 employees to con-
duct the contest.
Attention here viii BE- TO
cursed on the Monarch Beer
team OF Chicago. which won
last years tournament with .
5,04s score. In the 40-year
history Of the tournament. the
championship never has been
successfully defended. SPEC
tstors also will watch for 800
/ scores. At Detroit two men
rolled perfect scores, the
seventh and eighth IN A.B.C.
history.
The defending singles champion
will ~ r. Brown. Tsrrs Hauts
Ind. VINO bowled 7t2 total les
year p. Fischer. Buffalo. y Y
holds IN. sll-events crown with |
2,o0i. Doubles champions with
l'oss total are II. Freitss and }
Sinke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
National Hockey


Sowing In every ported. The New
rors Americas mashsd up ,hsss
nrs Nasieesi nechsy league Wa
tevy II is>i rsssssay night ~
defeating the Chicago MARK
Hswhs. So rsss slcesdisn's last
period sosl provided the Amsu-
cans with Inc winning margin -
their nsw scsils. Charlie H.ynos.
repealed . late Chicago surge
Ns Toronto Mapis f>ass rem
their fsvss -pises margin 10 ssn
posnss ~ shading the netvust NED
Wings. 81. Sweeney nwhrinss
ssesed the winning soai ~ i1os
NJ the last period ~ posses fruss
Dan Nets end niily Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Mulloy VS.. Kovacs

CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Gard
ner Aulloy OF Miami attempts to
halt the tournament winning
streak OF Frankie kovscs Of Oak
land. Calf today when they meet
In the semi-finsls 81 the Uni
vsrsity Of Miami tennis tourna-
ment.
Mulloy lost the first act ~
his mstrh to Hal Surface ~
Kansas CITY In the quarter
finals Yesterday, hut won nut
ga. so. 50. koysns out
stroked Elssod Cooke ~
Portland, Ore. 81. st.
Bobby Rigs Of Chicago. former
National Amateur champion. and
third-seeded Jack Kramer Of
Monticello. Calf. made up the
other semi-finsl scheduled for to
morrow. Rigs Ousted Wayne
ssoin OF Portland In hard
fought match. 1-s. rs, SIS and
Kramer defeated Gardner Lsrned
Il Chicago. SO. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Hot Contests
In Park Loop

The hottest and ne.t important
game In IN. las, % tho first ~rsss
~ Park Hsssstsst league ~iIl 10
played % 80 o'elesk Friday night
in tho nellsrmln. gym.
The tsn teams In tanlrht's spot.
light ar. Central Lutheran. three.
time champions. and FARMLAND
Lutheran. last years rinnsr-up
and this seasons aniy sndefestsd
auint In the ia.tssm circuit.
4 sia for rsskiAad ussess
the cod NJ tho series ssa per-
manest pos.esslss 81 shs first
series trophy, hat . lsss Win
force . pisyeH with Clas
Gordon. A rsshissd i.ss 9TH
~wd th~ sess~s In . tsspts Ne
zap. nec~esltstina ~ etiswlsa-
tsea s~rses sss~e~s shsss skses
g",n,s.
There are two other gsmss On
tonlghts calendar. with the opener
at Tao between jefferson Play.
field and Fuller Paint club and the
nightcsp ct $50 featuring ruy-
sllup Christian W, Messiah Lath.
eran.
Tho game originally esfdsd for
ss0 o'clock 10 out. ksstor chapter
DeMoiay having dsfsuitsd three
games. having been dropped frnm
circuit, % W. O. w. ~ill use this
period for practice only.
The hest house of the season u
expected out tonight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
California Ski
Team Favoriie

MEMO. New. - University a.
CALIFORNIA; winter sports per
formers today we're favored tn
retain their championship In the
University Of Nsssd. skl inset
10 bs held on the Mount Hoss
course tomorrow and sunday.
stanford. with Isobby Hiatt
leading tho team. vas expected
10 give the caIifornisns . eisss
hattie for tho title
Nsysds. champions three years
running until sippisntsd In ie4o
by the Golden Hears. y. c. 4. A,
California poly. California AxEles.
Oregon. and Oregon state. Cali
fornis Tech. and u. \ g. slsa hsss
entered sisiom. do~nhlil. Jumping.
and cross eosniry performers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Starving Dog
Left 10 Suffer

a sklse s~a aver ksea
psister s.s. ~.>selsf>s thre.Hh
.ssrsstls-. vss left tied ~ th>
sex ker-ei 81 nh hemrevas
hc~~~ - Nils~e. n>.pss -
ports krwrst feasS ~
ssir>.i Nsedsv ~h>s - ~>~s
.. rare fss hss swe sess. ms
might ~ . es.> f.x ne Wa=
rss~e so~i~ts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Savold Wants
Cash Statement

Drs MONIES. In. Charging
that MA manager. p. l. Npinkis)
George refused 10 give an itsnizsd
account 81 szpsnsss and dsduc-
tons from money received for
bouts. Lee ssyold. Des noin.s
heavyweight boxer. has filed suit
10 force an accounting
"it's IN. old story Of q fighter
trying 10 max. his manager N.
sespegost." George said today.
"Ssyold has had a clear and com
pists accounting after every fight.
When appear IN court will
prove my rights"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Best Figure
For Coliseum
rrundloY Gets Hot
In l6rsom League


rAs fs-ssam csnsnvy fsau,ss
t.v,..6 IA 50. e.vv,rs r~.a,ts
last nlsns 81 Inc Coliseum sIisys.
Anasnsr league record was
e>sssu ~ I've nuss ~sm c< -
pins
n SO Nsnnss crvwsn. kssllng
for rsh.s Niue RlhAon. vsc nrrhs
the three 9s~e ssrs~s rscord REM
ris's games ere ne n>ss That nave
been rallied Ia any league psay the
s>sscn.
We Nd ~ ssnsss and ssshe
spsrs~ ~hish TUNED cut ME fhsas
s;s, ssf. ssT esa
rh1s sr~sp - \ - - -
rsese nsss nin>ea ~ ~ -
wssA s5pS p>ss.
.. vsnsHa swsnsss ssa y
cv~wpu ~ "a. 4 me- 60.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

men and . woman VINO occupied ths delivery wagon
he VAS pulling.
Ths arrested tho told u.s story Of MS dls.p-
pesrsnes.
Epinsrd had been stolen from . stus farm where
he had been living life ~ ease after a successful
turf career.
The horse thief droy. him ont % Psris just
ahead n N. German armies nut ovsrtsksn
at Chsrtrss and returned - psrs.
There tina horse fell INTO the hsnds of the AZ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Epinard Returned 10 His Heritaue

yICHY, Franes-Ths french stallion Epnard
vas returned to his heritage today after police
found him In n. shafts o, . delivery wagon and
turned him TO his owner. Pierre Wsrthsmsr.
Missing sine. the occupation Of Paris. Epnsrd
was far from the thin. sleek thoroughbred who
70 the United States In 1924 II rae. in a
series of international matches
Thin, dirty. Scared and hungry ypinsrd
hauling vegetables when police recognized IN,
great Of ths french turf ard arrested the TWO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Soldier Teams
Win and Lose

Teams Of the McChord Field
league. the 23eth ONO and the
ssth ONO. this week went TO
Bucoda and Tenino for action.
The 13ath defeated Bucods, AZ TO
80. and the ssth lost To Tenino. Is
10 %. Next Wednesday the teams
reverse opponents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Gretchen Ski
Race Winner
Tacoma Stor Leads
Sun Valley Classic

Sun VALLEY. Ida. = Nrs
Gretchen Fraser. Tscoms. Pacific
Northwest girls skiing champion.
today held the diamond All and
sun" award Of sun Valley for q
successful rae. against time down
PERCEPTIONS Badly mountain.
Mrs. Fraser. first person 10 win
the award. negotiated the two mile
course in three minutes - and IS
seconds. well under the four min
ute limit for women skiers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Badminion Stars
In Action Here

Badminton stars Of national
reputation, Reg Hill. Ham Law,
Zoe Smith and others. all from
Seattle, will give an exhibition
this Friday night at IN. Y. W.
c. A. at 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Ski Weather

Todsy's road and ski reports
NJ. BaL~r Temperature "a. ons
inch n new snow. pT inches On
ground; overcast snow and lee
on road: carry chains.
stevens Pass Temperature "a.
no new snow. 81 inches ON ground
showing. carry chains
snoqusimie Pass Temperature
30. no new snow s5 inches on
ground. showing normal pack
skiing fair. carry chains.
ssehes TsmpsfHi1r. ~. no
new snow. ~ inches On ground
raining. carry chains. skiing fair.
Paradise - Temperature 81.
trace of new snow. ~ inches on
ground, rain mixed With snow
stable crust. skiing fair. carr
chains.
Deer Park Temperature 80. ne
new snow. IL inches On ground
southwest wind raining lightly
road good with chains. skiing
poor
saog,ssirn,s sLi Hssst Tempsfs
ture ~ no nsw snow. 40 inches
IN ground calm overcast norma
pack skiing good.
f~svspssrts Are. Tsmpefa.
tgrs 20 n inches On ground rad
good snow stable sath common
crust. SKIING fair.
STAMPEDE Temperature q ~
inches On ground. snow stable
skiing good.
Martin - Temperature 81. ~
inches On ground vet snow over
crust. skiing fair.
tsyuss Pass ~ Temperature 81
~ inches On ground. er1s,sd SIR.
face. skiing fair
OhtsDs -hI DOPE
PORTLAND ski fans Of ths
Northwest today looked forward
u good winter sport. condition.
for tbs weekend with the weather
man promising slightly DeioS
frssxing temperatures
Umt~rlins road 80 viii b. clear
10 ihs lodE.. xith chains mandx-
tory from junction 10 lodge.
state highway 80 also Win b.
clear. with tSo-Ssy traffic -
government camp. sixteen inches
u SNOW AS reported.
A. Anthony Lakes = tt.ineh
pack was measured with a 50
men powder top.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Basket SCORING
Record Is Made

PH1LIPPI, W. Va. - Ken
Griffith. = Isnky. sharp-shooi-
ing forward on the basketball
team Of Little Anderson Broad
dns college, TODAY stAked q
claim TO the worlds record for
scoring In four Year, Of college
basketball.
Griffith collected - points
last night 10 run his four-year
mark 20 1908 and thereby break
the former recognized record n
1896 hung mp by Hank L,Iisstti
while playing for stanford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

has ever had. For they aren't that
Good-yet.
Just because the Huskies win
four games. all At home. and three
Of them by two points or less. is
no indication the L. of ". cagers
are the Gee. whiz. They're past :
boys of all time.
Wait until this week ends
four-game road trip is off their
chest. Then vel know whether
it's speed gets EN-"
AJ,,s,,a11,. ~ u,cl,o- ara faet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Pin Tourney
For Tacoma
Sixth Annuol Event
Billed Feb. 1915

Plans ~ the staging - ~
sixth annual tournament a ire
city Rowing association have esen
completed. seecrdinr 10 G {
Collins. president - -. ess pm
group under wnc., jurisdiction ths
annual championship even, y
held.
TIE tram ev~st. f.s the is<i
city championship. yin ~
held saturday ard s"sdsy.
February rs s.a -. and tire
doubles and singles ~iii ~
rolled the following we~h e~A.
riay ~ill 10 he,a - the
Hrc.dwa, sl,eya
Tho same rule. that were n
.ffeet last year wtil h. used tn.
year. All teams viii shoo, In cns
division and the winner viii ~
tho city champion for issi ms
tourney wiil no staged under .
handicap arrangement. with 1000
scratch in the five -msn event, sea
in tho doubles and 200 IN ths
singles Eighty psresa, handicap
will 10 allowed
A long ilst ~ prlses ~tli b
awarded. for there 10 prize foI
every fourth entry. a. 10 custom,
AIRY In all regular tournaments
More than 100 teams are sure Il
take part in the tourney. accord
ing 10 Secretary Vance Mcclure
who 10 serving his sis,h year IN
that official capacity. In sddi'
ton To the money prizes. there ~sl
be many special merchandise
awards fer outstanding accom-
plishments In the tourns mont
More than sco teams. members
Of leagues sanctioned by ths
American Bowling Congress. ~il
be eligible 10 compete. sscrstaf,
Mcclure has stated. Already. 2os
teams from - leagues are mem
bsrs Of the City association. viii
the Eiks league and the X street
Merchants. comprising so teams
a. well as other smaller circuits
yet TO turn in their memberships
Teams that are not members al
sanctioned leagues and bowler,
who howl in unsanetianed leagues
are not eligible To participate IN
the tourns
The 1910 championship wss
w~ nv the Columbia Her
team with . total ~ siss. Ia
Guiding iA pins handicap.
Members ~ the team. wkish
~ss split up NJ The start al
this s~~so0. we've Captsts
Jimmy R~dontrh. BiII EEEi~s-
ton. Dick MoSerthney. VIC
Johnson and Ted Tsdich.
Entry blanks and . copy Of ih'
tournament rules have been pre-
pared by Secretary Mcclure ans
will be mailed To captains ~ al
eligible teams. Entries should b.
made al once. and may be- eishsi
mailed Ia Mcclure. or left In ,
scaled envelope. with tho sntr,
fee. for him NJ tho Broadway
alleys Doubles and singles en-
tries may h. made nov or later
but ali team entries should b.
filed st once. Complete rules foi
the tourney will be published ~
soon - they are released by See
Rotary Mcclure.