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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-30
Todav's Birthdays

Ex-Gov Alfred E. Smith of
New York. born there. 6s years
ago
DR.. Stanley High. editor,
clergyman, born in Chicago. 46
years ago,
Prof John Bakeless Of New
York University. teacher of
Journalism. author, born in Car
isle, Pa, AZ years ago.
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NOTICE TNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME <T4TTFr

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that
tns undersigned. desiring 70 engage
y business Under the fictitious name
q The shack. Southard and Nzr-
garst SITS Key West. Fla intends
10 register the said fictitious name
with The CLERK OF the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County. Florfaz.
Dated December seth. 1871.
MRS G H WALKER
dec5esIssls JaEs-f3-zR-zz.Is4z
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LEGALS
NOTICE INDEX FTCT4Tf6fS
NAME gTaTTE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT
the undersigned. desiring 70 ensnga
u ousihsSs under the fictitious name
OF Sene'S Newsstand. intends -
register the said fictitious name
with The Clerk Of the Circuit cours
q Monroe County. Florida
Dated December 1a1h- rssT.
hrs. HOWARD WALLACE
dec4e-l s4I: 3ans-ia-2a-2T.is 1915
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NOTICE
Restrictions on Small Craft.
Storm and Hurricane Warnings

4AGSAAA(A4CAS OAA A9AAAoA OAoAAf
Storm and Hurricane Warnings
For the duration of the
war. or until further notice,
all wind and weather fore
casts for ocean, coastal and
marine areas have been dis
continued except small craft,
storm or hurricane warnings
OF advisories thereof. These
warnings and advisories win
contain information as TO the
wind velocities expected, the
area affected, time of hoist
and duration of display. How
ever. no information viii be
given regarding the direction
of the wind, the movement
and location of the storm, or
any conditions surrounding
it.
Warning displays viii be
as follows: ONE RED PEN
NANT win be continued as a
warning to small craft. TWO
RED REMNANTS will be
used for a storm warning
without direction. TWO
STORM WARNING FLAGS
square red flags with black
centersl viii be continued as
hurricane warning. No
storm warning lights win be
displayed.
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WEATHER REPORTS

Observation taken at 7.30 a m.
18th Mer. Time City Office
Temperatures
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IN COUNTY JUDGES COURT, MON
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.


Re Estate OF
HENRY DAMON ARCHER,
Decez sed-
NOTICE OF INTENTION To MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that have
filed my final report and petition
for Final Discharge as Exeeutrix
of the estate Of HENRY DAMON
ARCHER, deceased: and that on the
18th dag Of January, 1912, VIII ap-
ply 70 the Honorable Raymond r
Lord. County 5udge Of Monroe Coun-
y. Florida. for approval OF said
final report and for final discharge
as Exeeutrix of the Estate Of Henry
Damon Archer. deceased
This 5th day of December. 1871.
VERA HEISSER
As Executrfx Of the Estate of Henry
Damon Archer. Deceased
dees-16-2 3-3 80. 1871
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N THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE

II Il & o
ROGELIO CABRERA, also
known as Eogelin Cabrera
Fernandez,
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Tomorrow's Almanac
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1e4o-L.Dndon fights German
homb.rs IL battle for her very
life.
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l854-country's first oil COM
pany. the Pennsylvania rock
OH, chartered in New York
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1g03-Eagic Iroquois Thea
ter. Chiesgo, fire-taking toll OF
some 600 lives. mostly women
and children
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le1e~~American soldiers fight
ing in Siberia
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l853-Hist0ric Gadsden Pur-
chase completed: U. S. pays
Mexico sl0,OO0,OO0 for strip now
New Mexieo's southern border
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Iei6-(25 years ago) Allies
spurn German peace proposal,
branding proposals less an offer
~ neace than war maneuver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Jerry McSafety
At Riviera Today

JERRY McSAFETY. the Charlie
Mccarthy Of the Detroit Police
Department, and his partner. Of
ficer Wayne Fernelius. will be at
the Riviera Theater in person to-
day al the matinee only. Jerry will
appear on a special program on
the stage in person presenting his
ventriloquist act.
Added attractions will include
extra cartoons. The two feature
pictures are In the Navy" and
Wagons Roll at Night"
On Wednesday Jerry will make
a personal matinee appearance at
the Ramona Theater. and on Sat
urday will appear at the Varsity
TO present his routine on traffic
safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Direct Wire Keeps
Romancers Posted

THE ROMANCE between Ann
Sheridan and George Brent seems
TO become more serious daily.
Since she finished her role In
Navy Blues" a fortnight ago
Miss Sheridan has been spending
every possible moment with the
ailing actor. who has been in tho
hospital for several weeks.
But now Ann is working again
and Brent won't be discharged for
sometime. So Miss Sheridan has
arranged for a direct telephone
line from the set OF Kings Row
at Warner Brothers 10 the actor S
hospital room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Wrong Lines

WHEN MARY ASTOR broke
into dialogue lines that didn',
make sense for The Maltese Fal-
con-" everybody look startled ex-
cept Mary. She was just sheepiSh
and apologize.
sorry" she murmured. 1--WE
just said n mouthfuI OF "Wuth-
ering Heights I've been re-
hearsing for a radio show"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
NeuU ShOlys
Open at
Night Clubs
BY MAURICE WALKER

BOWERY-Fifi D'Orsay. one OF
the first big names TO play at this
spot, Is back for a return engage
ment. bringing with h the popu-
lar French songs and manner. A
fast-moving show supports Miss
DOrsay, featuring Collette, dainty
dancer; Spruce and Rogers. CO.
medians; Blanche and Elliott,
Latin and ballroom dancing team,
and the regulars. Paddy Cliff,
tenor, and the Don Arden Girls,
who offer new production num-
bers. Music for entertainment and
dancing is furnished by Benny
Reshs orchestra.
PALM BEACH-Ron and Mary
Norman head the new show this
week. offering some new angles on
balancing. tumbling and acrobstic
work. They are assisted by Pons
and Claudette. smooth ballroom
duo. who do exhibition and
Spanish numbers. Another versa
tile star is Kay LaSalle. who
dances in any Language" She
offers speciality numbers in several
styles including the rhumba,
Hawaiian. Spanish and tap. Bob
Tolley, fast talking master Of
ceremonies. stays another week
while Don Pablo and his orchestra
continue TO supply music for
dancing.
CASANOVA-Almost ever
modern dance style is represented
in the new show this week.
Headed by Beth Farrell. an aero
batic dancer who does some re-
markable things using a table as a
prop, and Kay Travis. dancer in
the sophisticated vein. the show
also includes those expert ball
room dancers. The Gallos: Ro-
inertia. whose feet trace intricate
Patterns. and the Hoffman Sisters
VINO NIX tap ana nign-klck num-
bers with songs and humor. Carl
Denny is the master of ceremonies
and music is furnished for enter
tainment and dancing by Lee Wal
tiers and his Collegians.
YER NE S+A one-man war
against gloom is waged by master
Of ceremonies Billy Meagher. who
offers a vast collection OF laugh
provoking stories. pattcr and
novelty songs lie is supported by
Bobby Robbins. streamlined swing
singer, who puts todays tunes
across in todsy's tempos and
Raoul and Annette. comedy and
rhurba dancers. Music is by Alto
Fryer and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
LIST COMMITTEES
BUSY DAY

Events of the day and evening
will include games. a picnic, dance.
barbecue. corn roast and for those
desiring TO golf. a special arrange
ment has been made at a nearby
course.
In addition TO the ticket sales
agencies named. committee men,
bers from each theater circuit and
exchange are out selling 10 chalk
up a record in attendance. The
party is a nonprofit affair Spon-
sored by the Variety Club. which
is the charitable organization
within the theatrical business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Priced Ring

CONNIE RUSSELL'S most
.prized possession Is star
pphire ring. mounted in pounded
odd nuggets. which her actor
father. Tommy Russell. brought
her from Australia. So fond is the
starlet OF her fathers gift. that
she asked permission 30 wear II
in her singing role in New York
Story"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Tonieht's Concert
At Belle Isle

THE DETROIT FEDERATION
OF MUSICIANS band. with Muir
doch j. Macdonald conducting,
will open a new series of concerts
tonight at the Belle Isle Shell.
starting at SIS. Macdonald will
conduct the concerts through the
week which will present interest
ing features. including the debut
of one Of the federation additions
winners. Thursday night, and of a
promising young Detroit pianist
on Friday night.
Tonight's program follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Variety Club
Plans Outing
Next Monday

TICKETS ARE now on sale for
the biggest gathering in the his
tory of the Michigan film indus
try. a combined picnic. field day
and moonlight dance and barbecue
scheduled for Monday, August 1S,
TO last from 10 a. m. 10 2 a. m.
The affair will be held at River
side Park on Utica road near the
Eighteen-Mile road. and tickets
are now on sale at the Variety
Club. sponsor of the event, and at
the Film Exchange drug store.
Those attending will include en-
ployes of the motion picture indus
try in Michigan, associated crafts,
theater employees and their rela-
tives and friends.
LIST COMMITTEE
The advisory committee for the
picnic will include +. &. Beatty,
president OF Butterfield; Ray
Branch. president of Michigan
Allied; Carl w. Buermele. Coop
erative chief; John Howard. Para
mount manager; Earl J. Hudson,
president United Detroit TheaterS
David NJ. Idzal. managing director
Fox Theater, and Lew Whisper of
w. and w Theaters. J. r. McPher-
son. National Screen Service man
ager is general chairman of the
party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
+TAIs sTAR DsNrIFIEs ooPERAIIvE THEATERs

IpfC-Tast cd. Blvd. and.Jos. Campau 4
mo Cooled Free 20 Ladies Constance
Bennett Cosmetic, Rudy Nailse Helen
Parrish TOO MANY BLONDES" Dick
Psrceu KING or IuE LOMBIEs. A."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

cpVcTAI Michigan and Sist street =
NhiOihL cont. from - Noon. Cooled
Free ninnervare Geo Brent Martha scott.
''THLN DARE NOT LOVE" g Starrrft.
+ 'iOUTI-AWS or TIN PANHANDLE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

U0I | VUn0n--4s0s ". Port. PARK Free 4
iIVLbi HVVD H0il5 wood Theater Maintains
2 Sourdproof Nursers Where Mothers and
Children can See and Hear Performance IN
SeciufIon ard Cnmfdrt Bring me Babef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

C0IlpTrCV-Wcst Vernon at Military
IUOhlLJl Jungle Girl." Cartoon Johi
Wayne IN LADY FROM LOUISIANA.
THE RtACk CAT" with Hugh Herbert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

ri lWc0N-ClaWson. Mich IL. 2-0tsG 4
ILhUOVN open 6.3n = ~ Mick,.
Rooney Wallace Beer SLAVE SHIF q"
RIDE On. NAoI FRO" Cesar Romero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

IONihl open . 80 Caroie Lombard an
Rober, Montgomery To- MIR And MRS.
SMITH" Plus Freddie bartholomew in
NAVAL ACADFMl D." "Bone Trouble. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

HOME -'''' f 1"r's.' s. r..,.. a., c,,o'tt
HNTres - VERGENCN LANDING"
"THE BIG Boss" with Otto Krurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
wAN pnVAI 0iY-LI. casio
IrcTIC--M oodNard at MIN.

pih'LoiiN Open ~ A. NJ Park Free
Frank Morgan Ann Rutherford. WASH
INGToN NEiODRaMA. Plus REPENT
AT LEiSl RE" Kent Taylor w Barrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
! RANONA-GratIot and s-Mne =,

D ANON --Gratiot and Smile Cooled
hhnUih Open i.i5. Free Parking.
COWBOY AND THE BLONDE" Mary
b. Hughes c. Montgomery. Edw r, Hor-
ton. Baby sandy. "BACHELOR DADDY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

nLVlN-ssie Grstist-IreqHois. PI. 1858 =
DhHN Cooled open - Noon Adults f5t
~ s r. Morgan ASHINGTON NEIO-
DRAMA "TIANF or NFW ORLEANS. g"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Yakima Here For
Three-Game Series

Victorious over Salem in a
thrilling game Friday night. the
Tigers return TO their home park
Saturday night to open a three
game series with the league-lead-
ing Spokane Indians.
One game will be played satur-
day night at $50 o'clock. and two
games will wind up the series
Sunday night at Athletic park.
The twin bill will begin Mt I
o'clock, with a seyen-inning
game scheduled To open the
program, followed by n nine
inning contest at approx
mateIy $50 o'clock.
Only IL home dates are still on
the program and Tacoma fans, II
they want to see professional
baseball here this season, will
have to get it in before the end Of
the month.
While the w. I. league season
runs to Sept. Z, the final game in
Tacoma is scheduled for August
81, only three weeks away. The
Tigers are home Saturday and
Sunday and then leave for four
days, following which there will
be a series with Yakima at Ath-
letic park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Hot Putter
Helps Al
Zimmerman

PORTLAND - sandy-haired Al
Zimmerman held his fourth North
west open golf championship today
and he credits a hot putter for
the nine-under-par 27e score which
did the trick over the Portland
Golf club course.
Tim was hot on the final Is
round late yesterday, his so slam
ming the door on all opposition.
chief OF which came from Louis
Jennings. Portland amateur, who
finished in second place with 2s3.
Hottest golf of the day came
from the sticks of Marvin Bud"
Ward, Spokane, the former ANA
teur king and defending champ,
who shot n 81 In his morning
round. but finished with a ~ and
gross Of 287. only good enough
for a tie In the fourth rung along
with Emery Zimmerman and Joe
Mozel, both Portland pros.
Charles Congdon. Tacoma. and
Ted Longworth, Portland. a pair
Of golf teachers. pulled up In third
place with 2s5s.
other scores included:
Jack Burns. Yakima, 2e2; Wen
dell Wood, Eugene. 2e3; Dis Mar
mon. Walla Walla, 2e4; Ken
Tucker, Everett. 302; Dick Hanan,
Marshfield. 303; Bob Connolly,
Seattle. 303; Neil Christian. Yak
ina, sos; Gordon Richards. Seat
tie. 306; Henry Farletts, Seattle
300: Erv Parent. Seattle. 500;
Asa Smith, Vancouver. Wash, 300;
]. p. Mihelich. Seattle. $40; Jim
johnson, Eugene, 313; John Hoet-
ner, Seattle, 315.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Pete ReiSer
Regains Bat
Leadership

NEW YORK-Pete Reiser. out
fielder whose sciatica has kept him
out Of the Brooklyn Dodgers line
up. played in only three games last
week but. making six safeties in
10 trips to the plate. rose again to
lead the National leagues hitters.
Ted williams Of the Boston Red
eox, with an amazing average Of
400. assumed . sS-point margin
over the best In the American
league. Cecil Travis Of the WASH
ingt0n Senators climbed to the
runner-up spot with $50 when Joe
DiAlaggio Of the New York
Yankees dropped from ST. 10 1858.
Howard Krist. indicated right
handler OF the Cardinals. retained
his National league pitching lead
As he chalked up his ninth success
sive triumph A record of seven
wins and two losses gave young
Marvin Breuer of the New York
Yankees command of the junior
circuit hurlers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Longview Ace
Easy Victor
Anne Murray. Anne
Barlow Win Flights

Poor putting by Mrs. J. r West.
Seattle city titlholder. cost her a
serious challenge for the Washing
ton state women's golf crown yes
terday as she went down before a
lopsided 9 and 8 defeat from De-
Tending Champion Muriel veatch
In the 56-hole finals over Fircrest
course.
Miss veatch. 71-year-old Uni
versity Of Washington coed. play
ed a steady game throughout while
her older opponent three-putted
frequently. Miss veatch was four
up at the halfway mark.
In the nine-hole play-off of the
Washington State women's Golf
association meet here between
Mrs. J. r. West Of Rainier Golf
club. Seattle. and Mrs. S. p. Neil
sen. also Of Rainier club, Seattle;
Mrs. West medalled a 43 and Mrs.
Nielsen a As. making Mrs. West
the winner.
Mrs. West and Mrs. Nielsen
were co-medalists in the qualifying
round last Monday at Fircrest.
The deciding match was played at
the Fircrest course Saturday
morning.
Flight winners:
First flight--Mrs. W. r. Jones.
Seattle. beat Shirley Mcdonald. Ia
coma. 4 and 3.
Second flight - Anne Murray.
Tacoma, beat Mrs. A. r. Matlock,
Seattle. on the 18th.
Third f1ight-Betty Frank. Sc
attic. beat Mrs. J. c. Baldwin. Sc
attic, 4 and Z.
Fourth night - Anne Barlow,
Tacoma, beat Mrs. J. N. Colman,
Everett. 8 and z.
Fifth flight: Irene Church. Sc
attic, defeated Mrs. Ralph Teats.
i up on the 10th.
Sixth flight: Mrs. B. CARAT.
Yakima. defeated Mrs. w. +. Finn,
Seattle, 8 and /.
Seventh flight: Mrs. J. K. Char
bonnet, Seattle. defeated Mrs. w.
II. Tucker, Aberdeen, and 3.
Eighth flight: Mrs. II. ]. Jack
son. Tacoma, defeated Mrs. II. B.
Paige. Bellingham, 2 and !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Torgerson Up
On Top Again
Wenotchee Rookie
Jumps Over JolleY

Earl Torgerson of Wenatchee
experienced loss of six points
in his batting average last week
but Smead Jolley dropped eight
points off his record, thereby en-
abling Torgerson to take the
lead among the Western Inter-
national league hitters.
Torgerson appeared in 65 games.
went to bat 240 times and made
S4 hits. Jolley. who is only two
points behind the leader, appeared
in 95 games with 379 appearances
at the plate and 1872 hits.
Henry Martinez of Spokane hit
safely in % straight games before
he was stopped by Oliver of Salem
in the second game of Aug. 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Mrs. Herbert Fry
To Defend Crown

Mrs. Herbert Fry will defend
her Washington state women's
public links golf crown at the an
nual state meet which opens Mon
day at jackson park links in Seat
tie. The tourney runs from August
IL to Is.
Mrs. Fry Il right at the peak
Of her game and is expected TO
put up a stiff battle to retain the
title she won last year. Mrs. Fry
II from Brookdale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Holmes Stops
Salem, 7 TO 0
Tigers Pound Boil;
Pips Here Tonight

Five-hit pitching by Del Holmes
stopped the Salem Senators cold
last night a. the Tacoma Tigers
pounded out a 10 Western Inter
national Baseball league decision.
Morrie Abbott hit a home run.
In sharp contrast. Vancouver
and Yakima slugged out 80 safe
ties before the Pippins emerged
ahead I4-5 with the aid Of an
eIght-run splurge In the third.
The leagUe-leading Spokane In
dams got the best Of Wenatchee's
cellar occupants in another slug
fest. 1910. scoring half their runs
in the fifth inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
7Skeeters
Go Perfect

INDIANAPOLIS In shooting
for the 25O-target all-guage title
Of the national skeet champion
ships yesterday. 10 of sos con
testants made perfect scores Of
100 In the opening round. includ-
ing Dick Shaughnessy. Dedham,
Mass. the defending champion.
Contestants will shoot another
100 today and the final so sun
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11

ST. LOUIS-The A e X an d er
House Community association OF
Maui. Hawaii. today had "a points
to lead the field in the 1912 ma
tional AAU mems outdoor swim
ming championships at Maplewood
pool. The Hawaiians dominated
the first four of the meets u
events TO be run off.
Tonight's finals include 100
meter backstroke, Adolf kiefer de-
Tending champion. Bruce Donald
son of Seattle is one of the entries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
W. |. Directors 10
Meet in Vancouver
VANCOUVER. b. C.

VANCOUVER, b. C.-Directors
and trustees of the Western IN
ternational Baseball league will
gather here tomorrow for a reg
ular session. President Robert B.
Abel will be in the chair.
IL will ne the first time since
Vancouver entered the loop
that directors meeting has
been held here.
The league officials will stay
over for Mondays exhibition game
between Vancouver Capilsnos and
the Seattle Rainiers of the Pa
cific Coast league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11

Patty Greenup will be seeking
her third consecutive champion
ship in both the womens and
junior girls divisions. Victory IN
the women's sector will give Miss
Greenup permanent possession Of
the Womens challenge cup.
Chuck Ballogg. defending
champion, heads 81 entries In
mems singles. Other seeded
players are Jack DIPriest.
Dick Meyers and Jess Curt
right.
Mems doubles will bring out
some outstanding competition
with Jack DuPriest and Wally
Scott the defending champions.
Scott and Miss Greenup are de-
Tending champs in mixed doubles.
Richard Cromwell. defending
champion. heads the list Of IS in
the junior boys singles while
Wally Cavanaugh defends his
crown in the boys us and under)
event. Cromwell and Bob simp-
son are the No. l seeded team in
junior boys doubles
MEMS SINGLES
1000 a. m.-Jim Fisher VS. Lewis
Wines PIT. Defiance. Wally csvan-
Augh vs. Hugh Craft. PIT. Defiance.
1t. Ed ralorz VS.. Dick Meyer, PIT.
Defiance
HOO a. m-Jess Outright vs.. Dick
Burrows. PIT. Defiance. Warren
Thompson vs.. Carl Johnson
100 p. ms. p. Evjen vs.. Floyd
Swanson. Bill Hemmings VS.. Jack
Miller; Kirk Stewart VS.. Bill Brown
las p. m.-Bob Fishery vs.. Joe
Kent. Walter Olson vs.. the winner of
Jim Fisher. Bud Wines. winner OF
Cavanaugh- Kraft vs.. the winner OF
Valorz-M Meyers.
2.30 D. m.-Chuck Bsllogg VS.. LYLE
Morton winner of Curtright-B Bur-
roughs vs.. the winner OF Thompson
Johnson. Harvey Mosich VS.. Art Way
bright.
3:l5 p. m. - Norman Winslow VS.
Tony McCugh; Roland Grant VS.
Wally Scott.
400 p. m.-Lorny Bacalich VS.. Army
Strom; Gov Teats VS. Kenny Bur
roughs; Bob Simpson VS.. Jack Du-
Priest.
4;45 p. m.-Harold Mosich VS.. Ro-
land Schrup
MIXED DOUBLES
10 a. m. - Gladys WATSON Dave
Stockton VS.. Dorothy Morton-Lyle
Morton.