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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Of 40
Plan Spring Panic

FRED BOLTON. chairman, Is
bursting with enthusiasm over
the plans for the Spring Panic"
TO be engineered the night of
April 25, in the Activities Build
ing of the League Of catholic
Women. by the Committee of 40.
Dancing starts at $50 o'clock
and continues until every one is
ready TO go home. Proceeds will
be devoted TO the St Rita's
Community II ouse building
fund
The committee is composed of
the following Joe Monaghan,
Jack Connolly, John O'Brien.
Bill Keane. Line Wurzer. Ernest
O'Brien. Everell Fisher, Tommy
Thompson. Dick Hasse, Joe Col
Inns. Frank MacDonell, John
Egan, DR. Max Laffery, Bill
Noah. Louis Giebel, Judge Neal
Fitzgerald. DR. William Ander-
man. Gene Walker. Joe Schrage,
John Power. Robert Coleman.
Richard Coleman. Don Carney.
Bob Sweeney. Gore Hastings,
Frank Potts, Maurice Hally.
Charles Cummiskey, John Cum
miskey. Bill Moynahan, John
Bagley. Elmer Ulrich. Frank
McVay, Ted Feldman, John
Annas. Roy Brett, Gil Dittmer,
Dick Foley, Jack Moran, Rich.
Cronin, Art Cronin, Paul Shaef-
fer, Danny Holefca, George
Pfeffer. Frank Brady, Bill Shea.
John Hanley. Howard Heating.
John Hammond. Tom Moran.
Tom McGrath. Joe Moynihan.
Bill Tucker, Fred Cody, Bill
Gargaro, Herb Comiskey. Burns
Cody. George Harris. Norm.
.EredeHieks, Erie Irvine. Roy
Whvte. Dick Dignell. Dawson
Taylor, Paul Rahaley Leo Howe.
Charles Risdon, Hcaly Sharkcy
Joe Walker. Ted Sweeney. Vic
Schaeffner Bill Walker Jr.,
Charles Corey Jr.. Hanley Daw-
son and Len WEIGH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Fashion Show
On Program
For Auxiliary

THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
LEAGUE of ST Pauls Cathedral
viii have a dessert bridge and
fashion show April is as the
first event of its poSt-Lenten
season.
The social service fund will
benefit from the affair, which
will be held in the Cathedral
House.
Mrs. Gordon o. Rice is chair
man, and on her committee are
Mrs. Arthur c Wood, Mrs. w
F. Anklam. Mrs, Don Kilgofe,
Mrs. NJ Rivard Klippel, Mrs. A.
Frederick Stryker. Mrs. J. W.
Purvis and Mrs. Frank N. ISbey
Among the patronesses are
Mrs. II. II. Rice, Mrs. Eli Alex
ander of Birmingham, Mrs
Leslie Green, Mrs H. J. Van
Week, Mrs. William II. Aston.
Mrs. ], T. Rose. Mrs. r. J.
Palmer. Miss Katherine Colwell
Mrs. G. +. McEnteer, Mrs. A. H.
Sempliner. Mrs Robert Novy.
Mrs. A. J Clark. Mrs. ] Will
liam Hagerty. Mrs. Thomas
Pinney, Mrs Leland Kennedy
and Mrs. Z. II Hidgin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Girls From Camp Bryn Afon
To Steal March on Summer
BY THE SPECTATOR

IT'S HIGH time to get out
your play suits, your tennis
racketS and swim suits.
For Summer is lust around
the corner"
Or so the Camp Bryn Atom
girls seem TO think. They're
busy with plans and prepare
tons for happy Summer days up
at Lake Snowdon near Rhine
lander. Wis.
Right now they are excited
about the twenty-fourth annual
reunion of Camp Bryn Atom, to
be held Easter weekend. At
that time girls will gather in
Detroit to renew their friend
ships and TO reminisce about the
jolly times at camp.
Addie Mason is general chair
man of the reunion. Her assist
ants are Gertrude Whelden.
Pickle Mcmahon, Margaret Nc
Kean, Judy Mexican. Lydia Kerr
and Marjorie Booth.
Highlight OF the reunion will
be the banquet Easter Saturday
night at the Country Club. A
bowling party is scheduled for
that morning at the Country
Club.
Barbara Hughes will enter
tain at a tea for the Bryn Atom
ties, Friday afternoon, at her
house in Maumee road, Crosse
Pointe.
Pickle Mcmahon is giving a
gay house party over the re-
union weekend and, for the pur-
pose. is taking over the home of
her grandmother. Mrs. Horace
j. CaulkinS in Lewiston road.
Crosse Pointe There she will
entertain the two girls. Kitty
Lee Honnaker of Louisville, and
Marie Stref1low of Peoria, iii,
who were the captains of the
Blues and the Whites, the rival
teams AT camp last Summer.
Others in her party will be Jean
Perry of Toledo and Addie Ma
son and Sally Claggett of Sag
NAV.
Lucie Nauman has invited a
group of Grand Rapids campers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Triumph at Last

FLORENCE YOUNG says they've won 49,.
They the young things of her Ingesde Club dancing
class.
One of the LasHolder outersA gainst- sweaterssnd-
Saddle-Shoes for dancing -.
Miss Young has finally given in said go ahead for
night ....
At the party will be
Barbara Ensing Betty Crawford. Ruth southwick
Polly Bushnell. Margaret Kinder.
And young
Douglas Winter. John Engel. Dwight Eager War
Pickett and Frank OBoye....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Reception After Wedding

RECEPTION at the Crosse Pointe Yacht Club viii fol.
ioy the ceremony.
Tomorrow afternoon Betty Henke of Berkshire road
will give and personal shower for Marian. her
home
Next Wednesday. Virginia Purdy of Three Mile drive
will a tea and miscellaneous shower
April y. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur b. Topping and their
daughter Louise of Lake Shore road .H give cocktail
party.
For both Marian and Tom
Easter Sunday the Hammond brothers and their wives
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P Hammond Mr. and Mrs Fred
erick NJ Hammond Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hammond.
and John Hammond =.
viii give large cocktail party the Bloomfield Open
Hunt Club. for Marian and Tom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Mutiny on Parade

THERE is bit of attractive mutiny- they tell Us
among The 500 women who have been chosen march
Army Day parade today
The 500 we refer to members of the American Red
Cross. ...,-
And the girls aren't unpatrotic -.
They're just little sttish at marching in uniform in
front of All Those People who watch the parade. -.
Following the parade they lunch en- uane the Book.
Cadillac Hotel. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Day and Night Shift

THE AFTERNOON of April IS. Anne Collins will
give luncheon the Country Club for Marian and %
other guests. -.
That very evening of Toms friends the
University of Michigan Law School---in Ann AFber
Howard GRADER Jr of Palmer Woods =. and Jay Sarge
will give cocktail Howard's house. A
dinner at the Detroit Athletic Club
For Toms law school friends and theirfadies
we'll the bride and bridegroom.elect -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Mrs. Whitney
Never Has a
Dull Moment
BY MATRY PAUL

NEW YORK. April Pew
women in United States society
or any other walk of life. for
that matter-have more diversi-
fled interests than Mrs. Payne
Whitney.
First, she is a devoted mother.
No two children were ever
brought up with greater care
than Joan Whitney Payson and
Jock Whitney. Second. she knows
nearly all there is 10 know about
horses and can talk intelligently
with even the most experienced
trainer
Third she wields a graceful
pen and under the name Of
Helen Hay is the author of
several delightful books OF verse
which enjoy wide circulation.
Mrs Whitney's literary tai
ents are an inheritance from her
father the late John Hay. seere-
tary of state under President
Mckinley whose "Castilian
Days is one of the best books
on Spain in the English language
and who. until his dying day,
was a constant contributor to
leading magazines here and
abroad
It hardly seems four decades
ago that Helen Hay married
Payne Whitney, who left a fabu-
lous estate of many millions
when he died some years ago.
Forty years IS a long time and
It's little wonder Mrs. Whitney 5
interest in society has dimmed
and that she is seldom seen
these days in the hauntS OF our
metropolitan faShionables.
Now at her estate in Thomas
vile, Ga. Mrs. Whitney soon
viii be back at her Fifth Ave
nue. house and Long Island eS-
tate Early May viii find her at
Lexington Ky. IN residence
az the fine colonial mansion
standing amid century old trees
IN the center of her stud farm.
When she is at Lexington.
Mrs Whitney devotes all her
time 70 her horses and to
writing
IF my memory serves. Mrs.
Whilneys acreage in the blue
grass state once formed part
OF the vast domain of the late
James 3 Ilaggin. Today Joe
Widener also owns some Of the
Haggin terra firma and Mrs.
WhitneyS stud farm adjoins
the estate that once was the
property of her brother-in-law,
the late Harry Payne Whitney,
and descended to his son, Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt Whitney
Helen Hay Whitney dispenses
hospitality at Lexington in a
spacious brick dwelling that was
falling into decay when She a.
QuIred It
Today IT has no end OF South
cfn charm and its walls arc
lined with paintings of famous
Whitney Grcentree- Stable Win
ncrs and prints Of celebrated
fleet steeds OF the past
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Friday, April 4, 1871

afternoon, in her home in Buck
ingham road.
A LUNCHEON will be given
tomorrow by the College
Women's Club. in the Ivory
Room of Hotel Statler, following
the annual meeting, which con-.
venes at IL o'clock. Bridge will
be played in the afternoon in the
clubs headquarters in this hotel.
Five new members are TO be
elected to the board to replace
those who have completed their
three-year terms. Retiring men,
bers are Mrs. L. 1. Woolson.
Mrs. J. L. Asselin, Mrs. C. Eas-
ton Allen. Mrs. Charles Scott
and Mrs. T. A. Boyd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

10 be her house guests for the
reunion at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p.
Nauman of Moran road, Crosse
Pointe. This group includes Bar
bara Wilcox, Patty Muir. Sue
Stekettee and Peggy Furbee.
The reunion festivities will
end with a tea TO be given by
Miss Lolita Broadbridge Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Isl Lady Tells Youth
Never 10 Be Afraid

NEW YORK. April AIMS
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt today
advised youth not to be afraid to
change views. She said;
"Once you're afraid to change
you become reactionary even
If II is on the left-you can he
just as reactiOnary on the left
as on=the right. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
h N ay5 f: L.
I'LL with U-

WITH THEIR wedding date Just two weeks away.
The social calendar Of pretty Merriam Tom Ham
mond =. filed 10 the hrim
The wedding a small which only the imme
families of the been invited will take
place S-Pauls Church Crosse Pointe April H..
q II O'Clock.
Marian the daughter Of Mr. Mrs. Marion X. zwo
ind of Lochmoor boulevard and Tom the youngest
Of Mrs Edward P Hammond of East jefferson and
the late Mr.. Hammond
Betty Hammond . the debutante sister of the bride.
groom-eect will be Marians only attendant--and John
Hammond will be his brothers best man..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
One Evening Indefinite

APRIL 10 Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. BART of Windmill Ponte
drive with their daughter June and Bob
Will give cocktail party. buffet supper. and bar
shower. for Tom and Marian. ..
The spnster and bachelor dinners will be held on the
evening April II. but plans for these are still
indefinite
Mr. and Mrs Zwonski will give the rehearsal dinner
April 18....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Bridge and STYLE Show

CROSSE POINTE YACHT CLUB will have another of its
bridge uncheons and fashion shows tweny-second
the month
Mrs. Herbert ]. Woodall is chairman for day.
Her aides include
Mrs. Frank Couzens. Mrs Dan S. Eddins Mrs.
J. Fitzpatrick. Mrs James H. Marks -.
Mrs Ward II. Peck Mrs II. Lynn Pierson. Mrs.
George NJ slocum. and Mrs c. B. Thomas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Gen. Hugh. =. Johnson.
America Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
And Points West

DIDJUNO:
That Dr. and Mrs. William Gramley of Somerset road,
Crosse Pointe have left for holiday Los Angeles
Hollywood San Francisco and Mexico?
That Mr. and Mrs. David E. Burgess of Birmingham
Marie Louise Hawey receiving congratulations the
birth Of David Michael March 81?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Mrs. Gordon Due
Home From N. 7

MRS. WILLIAM II + y r Y
GORDON of Muirland avenue is
returning home this evening
following a several weeks stay
in New York City.
MR.. AND MRS. WINTHROP
HILTON Common virginia
Marks announce the birth of a
son, John Winthrop, April 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Girls to Be Honored

kIfI GALS home college, Ha-A=f4-=-7- writ
H h1Haed supper party be sorority Sunday
night - Gaze Doycs house Puritan avenue Highland Park
HaHorces include Arocn Hodges Eileen Murphy KYLE
Irene kese Phen9 Wilson Margaret Thompson Helen
Assisting hgsfosses VII Shirley Keller Joan
suohm. Jackie Moran Pat Kelly and Elizabeth Fisher
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01

Overcoming a l3-point lead
held by us. Marines al inter.
mission, Lions Club last night
threw the city Basketball cham
ricnship playoff into a tie with
. thrilling 4s-4s uphill victory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01
SOFTBALL SEASON
OPENS TOMORROW
NIGHT; TWO GAMES
LEAGUE FORMED
AT MEET LAST NIGHT: ]. M.
VARELA ELECTED PRESI-
DENT aG-

Inactive for nearly five months
since their city leagues disbanded
! in November, Key West softball-
ers will play two games at Bay
view Park tomorrow night as the
openers for a new and revamped
schedule.
NavStas will tackle the Navy
in the first end of the double
header at 7:3O o'clock. with the
Army playing Sawyer's BARRIERS
in the second-haf.
City recreation committeeman,
acting swiftly last night at a
meeting with co-defense coord-
inator Marvin Lewis and repre-
sentatives of the teams, agreed to
a six-team league and set up
rules for a new schedule of play.
Roy Hamlin, manager of the
Peppers Plumbers and longtime
supporter of diamondball in this
section, turned organization of
the league over to the recreation
board, which was represented by
Athletic Committeeman Paul AL
bury.
]. M. Varela was named league
president and S. Thompson, vice
president. Hamlin was given the
important job of holding down
light bills through custody of the
electric meter, while William
Russell and Pedro Aguilar were
named official score-keepers.
Rules and regulations for the
league were discussed and team
rosters were ordered confined to
IS men. Civilian teams will turn
in their rosters to President
Varela with the understanding
that once set, the rosters must re-
main unchanged through the sea-
son. Two games a night will be
played each Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, with each game limit
ed to an hour and Is minutes.
Teams were represented at the
city hall meet by Lieut.. Russell
Pmkle of the Army squad: John
Yankowsky, Navy; Private W.
Lipscomb, Marines; Philip Baker,
Navstas; Hamlin, Peppers. and
Lewis for the BARRIERS.
Lewis, in closing the meeting,
thanked Hamlin for his energy
and enthusiasm in continuing his
efforts to create baseball and dia-
mond ball interest in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01
JOE LOPEZ WON
CITY GOLF TITLE
VETERAN spoTTsWooD SEW.
EN- STROKES BEHIND
LOCAL ACE

Joseph Lopez, one of Florida's
outstanding amateur golfers, cas-
lily won the Key West Country
Club championship by a nine
stroke margin.
Lopez got off to a bad start,
scoring high As on the first
nine, but settled down to success
sive rounds OF IS, "a, and "a. The
latter two sub-par rounds were
the only ones of the tournament,
which was held recently.
Joe's total score was l43, seven
points less than runnerup Robert
Spottswood, l52. !
Lopez will receive a cocktail
set donated by the Southernmost
Pharmacy and Spottswood is to be
awarded a tie and collar clasp
set, donated by the club.
A veteran tournament player
Spottswood scored TITS for his
total of l52, four strokes better
than the nearest rival for runner.
up honors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01
Lions Tie Marines
For Basket Crotun
In 1913 Thriller
STERLING LEAVES
TOMORROW FOR
: DELAND TRYOUT

Clayton Sterling, one of Key
Vests heaviest baseball sluggers,
leaves by bus tomorrow morning
for a tryout with the DeLand
Red Hats of the Florida State
League.
The second local player leaving
here to join the upstate nine
within a week, Sterling annouhc-
ed last night he will be given a
trial in the outfield. He will be
shifted from his usual position at
first base to the outer garden due
TO his hitting and throwing abil-
ity.
William Butch" Gates, men,
Der of Sanford and st. Augustine
mines a few years ago, left for
DeLand Thursday of last week.
Originally scheduled to leave
with Gates, who has been prom
ised a regular berth at third,
Clayton was forced to remain
here with an infected leg. Ready
to depart yesterday, he was adj
vised by a local physician to re-
frain from travelling until tonor-
row. .3,I tt
A telegram from Gates Satur-
day requested the star first-saek-
er of the Sawyes's Barber ten
and Trojan nine to report as soon
as possible, adding that he was
"sure to make the grade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01
L E G A L S
Notice of Special Meeting Oh
stockholders
SOUTH SHORE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY

NOT1Ce Oh SW3claI MGeIEnE OF
stockholders
SOUTH SHORE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY,
Florida Corporation
Notice of Special Meeting to be
held April II, 1871, upon the written
request of the owners Of more than
one-third of the outstanding Capital
Stock
Key West, Florida,
March 20, 1941.
To the Stockholders of the SOUTH
SHORE DEVELOPMENT COM
FANY, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the
State of Florida:
Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders OF
the SOUTH SHORE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY will be held at the office
of J. Lancel5t Lester. 400 Whitehead
Street, Key West, Florida, on Thurs
day, April II, 1871, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, for the following
purposes as well as in place of the
regular annual meeting which was
omitted on the day appointed by the
bylaws for that purpose:
l. To elect Board of Directors.
2. To consider and act upon the
matter of amending the bylaws
of the corporation as follows:
Na) by duulHB at InH emu VI
Article II, Section l, of the
bylaws, the following:
If such regular meeting
is omitted on the day
herein provided therefor,
special meeting may
be held in place thereof
and any business trans
acted or elections held at
such meeting shall have
the same effect as If
transacted or held at the
regular annual meeting,
OBJ BY amending Section OF
Article III, as heretofore
amended so as to read as
follows:
A majority of the Board
of Directors shall con-
stitute a quorum.
3. To consider and act upon the
matter of authorizing and con-
sentfng to the sale of all of the
real estate of this corporation in
Key West, Florida, to determine
the price and terms of such sale
and to take any other action in
relation thereto.
4 ITO consider and act upon the
matter of ratifying and confirm
ing all actions of the stoekhold-
ers taken at their meeting held
.. september y, 1891, anu Oh the VI
rectors at their meetings held
September 8, 1887. December s,
1887, January 81, 1899, and
August "a, 1899, and at any meet
ings held subsequently,, as re-
corded in the Corporation Rec
ord Book of the corporation.
). To consider and act upon the
matter of ratifying and confirm
ing the action of the president
of this corporation in executing
in it's name and behalf, deliver
ing and accepting, an agree
ment dated April IS, 1910. by
which this corporation appointed
Richard T. Childs it's exclusive
agent for the period of one year
from the date of said instrument
for the sale of all it's real estate
located at Key West. Florida,
and fixed the compensation of
said agent in the event of sale
of the property.
5. To consider and act upon such
other matters. if any. as may
properly come before the meet
ing.
By order of the Secretary.
GEO. V. PERPALL,
r1-S-15,1941 Secretary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01

IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
MARGARET CAMPANA BINSTED,
Plaintiff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That Lurlene L. Curry, holder of
Tax Certificate No. 2S5. issued the
7th day of July. A. u. 1880. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed TO
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County Of Monroe,
state of Florida, to-wit:
PIT. of Tr 5, Book F-5, page
276, G1-434, Windsor Lane d
olivia & Pauline Streets, Mon
roe County Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name OF Assets
Realization Co. ct al.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month OF May, 1871,
which is the 9Th day of May, 1871.
Dated this LIST day of April, 194l.
TSEAL) Ross C Sawyer
clerk OF Circuit Court of Monroe
april -s-15-22, 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-01
PLAYoFr
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

five seconds of play. The game
ended with the B's In possession
Of the bali. thus leaving doubt as
10 the strongest of the teams.
The outcome last night provided
a definite answer.
The Second-stringers topped
the regulars, a0-io. in the first
auaIaer and maintained a cnm-
manEins lead all the way, Fight
ing spirit was the dominant fac
tor Of their triumph.
A rubber Fame will be staged
tomorrow night
Ralnh Arnold and Ike Saun.
deFs tied for scoring honors Of
the 3 boys, each sinking IA points
Anthony Mcmahon. A forward,
passed those marks with IS
points, Robert Hanllin and Har-
ny Colgate. n guards, and Rob
erts Smith, A guard. starred on
the defense.
Score by quarters:
Varsity - 10 "a a. so
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HORNETS ANNEX THIRD
STRAIGHT BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT TRIUMPH

The rookie team coached by
Lysle McCown yesterday after
noon advanced into a tie with
Harry Colgate's recruits in the
Junior High Basketball Tourna-
ment. The McCowns downed
the Baby Conchs of Anthony Nc
Mahon, 1926.
Haskins, McCown forward who
holds the record in individual
scoring at present, topped the
players yesterday with IA points.
Mcmahon forward Costar ran a
close second, sinking IA. Albury
of the victors, eight, and Herrick
and Cash of the losers, six each,
were next highest. Cash made
the best foul-shooting average,
two out of four
Attempted shots: McCowns 40,
made Is; Conchs 81, made IL.
Foul-shooting: McCowns, two cut
of eight; Conchs, four out of IL.
Score by quarters:
McCown ------.---- 10 % "a 81
Mcmahon ,....-.-.--- 5 IL I'll 20
Ralph Arnold's Hornets stretch
ed their victory run to three
straight in the nightcap of the
twin bill, wallopina Ormond Cor
dova's ROCKIES, 64-33.
Heavy scoring by two Hornets
accounted for the one-sided score
Schoneck swished the net for 81
points and teammate Wells rack
ed up 20. Sweeting led the Cor
dovas with is markers, followed
by Newlan, IL.
Attempted shots: Hornets Is
made 81; Cordovas So, made Is
Foul-shooting: Hornets, two out
of nine; Cordovas, three out OF
nine. s