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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24

OMr. and Mrs. w. P. Keith at
tended the University of Arizona
VS. Flagstaff football game at Tic
son, Friday. Mrs. Keith's brother
Upton Killingsworth. freshman
at U. OF A played with the win
ming team.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Mcllveen,
Phoenix. were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Parke w. Soule.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24

. Mrs. Leon keith wrote her son
Dick in Gulfport, Mississippi. some
family news, and received the re-
ply If you want to beat your
local paper, write sooner!"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24

. Mrs. William Maddox OF ca
fornia is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. f. G.. Attaway.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24

. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lindemann
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Cole
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Elliott at dinner Sunday Mrs. FL
lott was celebrating her birth
day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-24

. Mrs. Phil Necse aaG new baby
daughter Sandra Kay are expect
ed home from Florence Hospital
today.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

aquel que en- realidad Sc abria en-
la orilla del mar.
Veia su vida manchada, aven-
tada a todos los vientos y a to-
dos los escarnios, siendo, en- ade-
lante, ese tipo irrisorio y ridicu
10 del marido burlado, al que to-
do el mundo trata con una con-
misericordia suave, conteniendo
tufaradas de risa...
IAN, que horror!
IAN, no, mol
iEl, tan digno, tan elegante,
tan altivo, siendo uno de aque-
Hos perSonajes DE- sainete que
hacen reir a la sala con carcaja-
das inmensas; uno de esos hom-
bres que acallan las conversacio-
mes al legar a un salon o al club,
Y cuya honra sirve de paste a la
murmuraci6n Y de picota para
que las sehoras desenvueltas y
los hombres cinicos hagan a su
costa chiStes sangrientos en- to-
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
OEPORTES
LA TEMPORADA
DE
Los Partidos de los Clubs
Locales

Para esta semana Sc hallan a.
nunciados los siguientes parti-
dos por los basketbolistas loca-
les:
Esta nOche, en- ell gimnasio del
Sagrado Coraz6n, Jesuitas con-
ira ell quinteto de Brandon.
Martes por la nOche, Plant
contra Lakeland, en- ell gimnasio
de las Panteras. Viernes por Ia
noche, Terriers contra Lee, en-
Ell gimnasio de Seminole Heights
Plant contra Jackson, de Jack
sonville, en- Ell gimnasio de Pal
ms Celia; Jesuitas contra Jeffer-
son, en- ell gimnasio del Sagrado
Coraz6n. ~
Sabado por la noche Plant
contra Lee, en- ell gimnasio de
Plant; Hillsborough contra Jack
son, en- ell gimnasio de los Te-
rriers.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

jaran de ~noSotroS.
Entonces, deseando acabar,
Ihizo una mueca horrible.
En- su mano brill6 algo a Ia
luz del SOL.
7 la Quietud de la mahana tur-
bose, de pronto, con una detona-
.cion SEGA, cuyo eco repitieron los
altos acantilados de la costa.
Ramo Florido cay6 al suelo,
banado en- sangre....
FL revolver que habiase pues-
to en- Ell bolsillo al salir de Ma
drid, le sirvi6 solo para atentar
contra su vida en- un momento
de horrorosa desperation,
Sus clos Sc eerraron...
Sc oscureci6 ell sci, Y Sc hiZo
de repente la noche en- el cielo v
en- el mar.
FL marques Sc hundi6 banda
mente, d~clorosamente, en- ell va
clio y en- la nada...
Pasaron unos minutes.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

La sangre seguia corriendo
de una herida, y empapando ell
polvo del canine.
De repente, una joven elegan-
te que iba paseando por aqui Sc
di6 cuenta del accidente, Y Sc
precipit6 en- auxilio del marque-
sito.
-iSenor, senior L-decia en-
frances con suave y melodioso a.
eentO-. ion, por Dios!, lqu6
ha hecho usted?... iNo me oyer.
Ay. Dios MIC, creo que esta
muerto L..
La piadosa muchacha habia
levantado la cabeza al herido o
al muerto, isupiese Dios!, Y CO.
nero a gritar con todas sus
fuerzas:
-iSocorro!,.. iAuxilio!. L.. ia
vor!...
FL rostro de Pope estaba livi-
do y descansaba en- el hombro
de odette..
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

da peild, en- los entreactos de los
eSpectaculos, en- los cdbaretS ele-
rantes Y los salones de te de n O.
da... iNo, nO!.-
DeNpues. cesando de liorar, Sc
miro a ST mismo de un modo
nuevo.
EStaba enfermo, realmente
enfermo, con una enfermedad
misteriosa que lie iba ~enflaque-
ciendo de un modo alarmante,
que lie hacia sudar copiosamen-
te por las noches que le tenia SIN
apetito.
ERA la tisis?...
va muchas wees sc 10 habia
preguntado con terror, y alhora
voHvi6 a estremecerse al pregun-
tarselo de nuevo.
Y estando enfermo, solo, per
siguiendo como ahora al fantas-
ma de una mujer cinica e inno-
BILE. iiba a resignarse a vivir?
! Ademas... vivir, iera esto3.'.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Sc reunira manana, en- la To-
gia Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca, la Liga Intersocial. Ruegase
la asistencia de todos los senores
Delegates y subdelegados.
Uno e los puntos principles a
discutir es Ell precio de la entra-
dada. Desea la delegation del
Circulo Cubano que ell precio Sc
aumente a 20 centavos, por los
dos juegos.
Varios de los senores delega-
dos opinan que debe darse la en-
trada de gratis a las sehoras y
senoritas. Tenemos entendidO
que los directories de las cuatro.
novenas, va seleccionados, son
los Sres. Jose Domingo, por la
Unione Italiana; Manuel Llau-
get, por ell Circulo Cubano; jim
my White, por los Leales, v
Faustino Casares, por el Centric.
Asturiano.
Los Rojos &c Cincinnati a.
brieron hoy su campamento lie
practicas, en- Plant Field, a las
diez de la manana, bajo la direc-
ci6n de Bill McKechnie. FL cuer-
pc de pitchers aparece reforza-
do por Monte Pearson, expitch-
er de los Yankees. Johnny Van
der Nicer, segGn Jos eXpertos,l
volvera a brillar.
Las estrellas maximas del
pitching, Buck Walters, Paul
Derringer y Gene Thompson, va
estan aqui, 10 mismo que Whit
ley Moore, Jim Turner y Joe
Beggs.
McKechnie cree que Pearson
les dara no menos de Is victo-
rias en- la temporada. Johnny
Hutchings, que tene un eKceso
de peso, tratar& de rebajaF su
nGmero de libras.
Arribaron tambien Bob Lo-
gan, ell catcher Bill Baker, Ernie
LOmbardi, que aun no ha firma
do su c~ontrate, Ival Goodman,
Lonnie Frey; Everett Hill Y
Ray Lamano, de los Barones de
Birmingham, que vestiran ell
traje de los Rojos; Ell coach Jew
81 Ems y Ell coach Hank Gowdy,
que es aguardado en- la mahana
de hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
GERACI EN-
FOREST HILLS

En- los primeros encuentros
de la temporada de trio, en- For
est Hills, Nick Geraci, ell tampe-
no. hizo 80 blancos de un total
de 100, siendo muy aplaudido.
Henry Lehman qued6 en- segun-
do lugar, con SO de 100.
Hicieron tambien buenas ano-
taciones w. P. Lehman, Ted de
la .Vergne, James T. Swami, S,
C. Weaver, Antonio SchQeman,
Charlie Spicola y otros.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
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gradients act faster, peter. An
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his pulpit:
Attendance 1T church is noess
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La gaceta., 1941-02-24
ESTA NOCH
DOS MUJERES

Dos notableS luchadoras, esti-
10 a-garra-moios, componen ia
principal attraction de hoy en-
Benjamin Field.
Miss Mildred Burke, la cam
peona, Sc batira con la estrella
de Tennessee, Elvira Snodgrass,
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

I'm programa de once carre-
ras Sc anuncia para la noche de
hoy.
Rock Springs venci6 de nuevo
ell sabado a sus veloces COMPETE
dores.
Memphis vencio de nuevO ell
sabado a sus veloces cOmpetido-
res.
Memphis Pride es uno de los
favoritos para Ia octava carrera
de hoy, en- la que participaran
tambien Captain Tussey, My Ju
1y y Hellenic.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Bill Terry ira a Cuba en- esta
semana. Los Gigantes jugaran
alli con los Dodgers, Frank De-
mares va esta en- el campomen-
to, 10 mismo que los jardineros
Joe Moore, Buster Maynard,
Johnny Rucker y Morrie Arno-
vich Y los iugadores de cuadro
Myatt, Chiozza y Wick. Sc rea-
.lizan gestiones para solucionar
as dificultades con Harry Damn
ing, eli notable catcher, Joe Oren
go, Burgess Whitehead y los pit
cheers reclutas Bob Carpenter y
lack Brewer.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

la esposa Del lachadoE Shod.
grass la esposa del luchador
Snodgrass.
Miss Burke asegura que no
hay una sola mujer en- Ell sur que
pueda resistir sus naves.
Ell vira figura en- Ell progra-
ma Y tendra de contrario al car
nicero Lee Henning.
Otros encuentros completan Ell
programa.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
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La gaceta., 1941-02-24
PELEARA EN-


Sarasota, Feb. 24,-Un vete-
rano del peso ligero, Bobby Syl-
vester, Sc batira hoy con Billy
Murray, del estado de Ohio, a
diez asaltos. Murray todavia no
lhasido vencido en- los cuadrilate-
ros locales.
Harry Leatherman, excarl-
pe6n de la conferencia de Flo
rida, sedara de puhetazos con
Johnny Wilson, de Orlando,
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Los Medals Rojas de Boston
iniciaran hoy sus ejercicioS en-
Sarasota, la vecina ciudad. va
Sc encuentran ELF Ell director Y
pelotero Cronin; los Coajhes
SheIlerbach, Daily y Duffy; los
pichers Mickey Harris y Bill
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre. Ia pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por kim
Hardware, 8a. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Kampouris arrib6 al campa-
mento de los Dodgers, en- la Ha-
bana. Sc lie esta dando una prue-
.ba al catcher cubano Casanova.
Dirige Eddie Mccormack los.
~ejercicios calistenicOs. Reiser,
segdn los expertos, no necesita
algunos buenos puntos, sino un
buen bate.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Porque la muchacha compasi-
va que habia acudido a auxiliar
al marques, era Odette, en- efec-
TO, la linda y apasionada mods
lila p~arisien...
CAPITULo x
MGrtires
-JY ahora?
-Ahora, armemoe otro tin.
glado aqui, que servira de cua-
ara a las caballerias.
iY la pista?
La pista la improvisaremOs
tambien.
u Como?
ESQ digo 20, Ic6mo?
-Esperar. Venir conmigo.
Los nihos, los cuatro pobres
artistas heroicos, estaban impro
viSando, en- efecto, Ell primer cir.
co Sdeano, despues de su fuga.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Sc tap6 la cara, deteniendose,
al tempo que una congoja no
rrible lie estremecia de pies a
cabeza. al
Lloraba, ST, lloraba.
Doraba con un terrible des-
consuelO sin fin, como un niho
desamparado, como un hombre
que Sc viera perdido en- una isla
desierta, sin Ia mas leve esperan
"a de salvaci6n...
A sus pies, con los ojos cerra-
dos, veia un abismo negro e in
sondable, mucho mas hondo que
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Con el bate. Ia 'MascOta y los Espejuelos
La Liga Intersoeial. - Directories locales.
Los Rojos empezaron a practicar
(POr Tira . cuarta)

Burtland, y otros peloteros y Pc
riodiStas. Ell dia 7 jugaran en-
esta ciudad con los Rojos de
Cincinnati.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Red Rolfe acept6 las codicio-
mes de los Yankees para 1941 y
hoy Sc presentara en- st. Peters
burg.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

A cola cough seriously endargers
sou, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
COUGHS causes more loss of time
than all other diseases corbined.
IT YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-Nulsion, the guaran-
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La gaceta., 1941-02-24
BN LA ACADEMIA NCES.
IRA Q DEL PERPE-
TUG SCCORRO

GNN MA AJOSAOGaehASA NOEON
IRA SENCRA DEL PERPE-
TUG SCCORRO
La facultad de la Academia
Nuestra Sonora del Perpatuo
SG:orro planea una function tea
trail con Ell astreno de la opereta
"V2mos a viajar', en- la que Sc
rr..entaran numercsas <cancio-
nes y danzas de todas las nacio-
mes.
Tn grupo de cincuenta ninos,
con ell ncmbre Rhythm Band. Sc
"a uno de los principles atrac-
ives de Ia fiesta. Vestiran trajeu,
con los dolores blancos, azul y
rojo.
Sc han asignado n4meros .
Jos2fina Napoli, Jorge Vallejo,
Sergio Roy, Michael Morris, An
toinette Minardi y Luis Alvarez.
DeSpu5s &c la operets Sc re
nresentara la comedia en- un ac-
to BOSS Versus Secretary. De-
ompenaran importantes pape1es
Maria Luisa DiMaio, Frank Urso
Jimmie Sims, Manuel Alvarez,
Sogunda Garcia, Lily Pizzolato,
COrchita Barcel6, Ofelia Andra-
de, G,oria DiMaio, Jose'ina San
chez, Mildred Cory, Mildred
Johnson, Violeta Llaneras Y Ma
nuel Sanchez.
Sc verificara la function en- 81
Auditorio Municipal, Ell dia 10
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

En- st. Petersburg nl1ezaran
tambi6n a practicar les Yank-
ees, en- el dia de hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
Ell PONCHE DE HONOR DE
LA ORDEN
DE LA LUZ

Ell vierni e, en- ell edificio de la
Doce avenida y calle 10, ofrece-
"a un ponche, en- honor de las
autoridades, sociedades, logias y
prensa, la Gran logia de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz.
Sera un acto brillantisimo. Las
invitaciones So estan r~epartien-
do.
I'm acto que merece la simpa-
tia de todoS, por su profundo sig
nificado de confraternizaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Pope sinti6 que la terra Sc
hundia bajo sus pies.
Era uno de esos instances te-
rribles en- que Sc hace la noche
en- ell alma, en- que falta ell alre,
la fe en- TODD, EN- que hasta la luz
del sol y los colores del cielo pa
recen oscurecerse para siempre,
en- que la vida y la fuerza que
nos s~Ostenia, parece que sc ale
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
La Gaceta Folletin Nm. 4lO
TONIC SEGuNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

cias de mancebia o de arrabal L.,
IPobre de mi!
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

JIba a ser uivir 10 que 81 haria a
partir de hOy?...
~ que habria de hacerG IRE
SigndrSe, como esos marbles bu-
fos de las operetas francesas, Y
trGnSIgir con la conducta escan-
daloSa de su mujer, que volveria
a Madrid, con ell amante?
IMatarla?
JMatarloS a los dos?lY un Ra
mo Forido Sc veria en- la carcel,
envuelto en- una ola de sangre y
de tragedia y de escndalol.. L..
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

V1UtOuiano Manteiga, Editor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
This, That And the Other

booked Earl Roys of Bristol next Thursday in Waterbury former amateur and Golden Gloves according Lacey in real test Sar- Ted Chys of New licked Forte Frank Conn., the lad who ow Saturday turnout Naugy baseball fans who migrated from wiamsp Pa might be glad to batting League topped only by WkeBarre with 3S4 for 7l
 while Goodman has played e6 games So seems Goodman lives up to Kolberg Wllamport Bnghampon Hartford the backed Hartford Baseball Veterans association dded with Of equipment mostly uniforms Waeburys have not been beaten in three four starts The two teams meet next Hamilton couldn't Juniors City
 s get together advance ticket selling proposition that the kids  tickets kidding aside. Kelley
 
 using club his tofaced shcehookeroo which fawayS ens not only ambitious but well Alter emerging "du" with his 9 Monday lowing statement publication: inform public number sport from with apologies pitchers Waterbury hole, Monday when the sportswrers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Empire City Summer Race
 Meeting Opens Thursday

weeks, Empire will stage another twin-featured program with the Wakefield Handicap, 5000 added, for two-year -ollds, at about six fur longs, and the Yonkers Handicap, $7,500 added, for t11ree-year-olds and upward, at one mile and six teenth.
 At the close of the Saratoga meet ing, Saturday, August 30th., racing vii move back to the Metropolitan area with meetings at Aqueduct, Belmont, Jamaica ard winding up the 1941 season at Empire with a Fall meeting of IA days from Fri day, October 17th, to Saturday, No yember list.
 Courtesy buses will run from the end of the Jerome Avenue subway line and the Mt. Vernon station of the New York Central to the track and will be free to patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
NEGRO RING STAR NOW X 'FEATHER'
 TO SHOW HERE
Waterbury 4, C. Books Ring Natural for July !. 10; Roys vs WillOgghby

Jimmy Hatcher, the Ikeable little lad from Lake City, South Carolina, who "wowed" the ring worms of Waterbury and vicinity last summer when he 0utpuncned and outpointed the shitty Snooks Lacey of New Haven, and then fol- lowed up with ottare important glove victories, will make his local -l94l debut Thursday night of next week at the Randolph : Gloves stadium in the principal bout ot eight rounds of a five-bout card sponsored by the Waterbury A. c.
 Hatcher's record since last sum- mer has been so outstanding that the w. A. c. matching department had to dig up some classy oppoSi- ton, but came up with & huni- dinger in the person of Georgle Pace of Cleveland, N. B. A. worlds bantamweight champion two years ago who subsequently, lost bis title to Lou Salica, and then could no longer make the bantam limit of l18 pounds. At this time, the negro has been campaign nS Cleveland negro has been cam- paigning as featherweight, and figures more than good enough for Hatcher, wants to tangle with Hartford's Bobby Ivy in the worst way, but the board of strategy handling Ivy does not wants it5 meal ticket punched full of holes, and have consistently refused to take on Hatcher, one of the hard est hitters among the little fellows today, and certainly one of the top ten featherweights in the land. Pace, negro, is a torrid fighter, whose class as a bantam was na- tionally known. He figures to out point Hatcher and box rings around the Southern lad, if he can avoid a knockout while doing so.
 Waterbury 4. C. officials feel that the Hatcher-Pace bout will be one of the outstanding bouts of the Connecticut outdoor season.
 Roys Vss WilI0ughby
 Another promising lad who will see action on the card is Ham Wi1loughby of New York, sched- uled to box Earl Roys of Bristol two weeks ago on the original Harkins-K -Kaplan card, in 8 bantam weight duel that is expected to be an interesting bout of six rounds that will back up the main go.
 Reports in New York yesterday from the management of Willough- by were that the boxer will be 8 sure-fire performer against any bantam and Is on edge for his Wa terbury showing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
WOOD CLASSY IN GOLF EXHIBITION
 AT ROCKLEDGE
Rain Spells Attendance
 But Not Scoring of U. s. | Open Champion

West Hartford, July 1. = Rain lightning and high water on the golf course hurt the attendance ai the British war Relief exhibition match at Rockledge yesterday, but Craig Wood, National Open cham pion, Bud" Geoshegan, Rockledge pro, and their amateur partners Frank Ross and Bob Grant, man. aged to scramble through. IT holes
 Scramble Is used to denote the sequence of the holes played and not the caliher of the golf. Wood was GA with one hole left and tnere- fore had a four for 6s. Rosse had 6s for the IT holes, Grant 6S ard Geoghegan 67.
 Finish AM Even
 The match finished all even when Grant clipped close for a birdie four the second time the foursome played the ninth hole. The ninth and second holes were played twice and the third and fourth not al all.
 The, match was scheduled tc start at 4:30 o'clock. Just about that time terrific thunder storm broke and the players sanely re- mained In the clubhouse until the weather cleared. just before o'clock.
 As result of the weather con. ditions, only about 100 spectators saw the match, which was spor- sered by the Insurance and Indus. trial golf leagues of Hartford. Rair insurance kept the thing from be- ing q total loss.
 Wood Gets Eagle
 The few who braved the sQuishy walking to follow the match were rewarded by some tremendous tee shots by wood, as well as some generally high grade slaotmaking The open champion gave his sies the lead by driving the green or the 302 yard eleventh. A beauti- fully.hit tee shot with . slight hook left wood eight feet from the hole and he knocked the putt in for an eagle two.
 Frank Ross, woods partner birded the hole but didn't help. On the thirteenth Ross had a deuce and SO did wood. Ross finally came in with a helpful four on the sev- enteenth. the only hole that Wood tlaree.putted.
 A deuce by Gsoghegax1 on the fifth and Grants sung chip for 2 birdie four on the ninth were the holes that enabled the 70" men tc square accounts with Wood and Ross.
 wood made . splendid impression with his grooved swing and fine putting touch.
 Geoghegan leaves today for Den yer, where he will play in the Ma tional PGA championship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
ZIVIC-DAVIS ON
 TONIGHT MAYBE!

New York, July 2-(UP)-Thun- der showers that postponed the Zivic-Davis Polo Grounds battle un- til tonight may prove pennies from heaven" for Promoter Mike Ja- cobs or may cause . washout at the gate.
 It all depends upon what eccen- tric Jupe Pluvius does today. If the Weateher permits the brawl will be staged tonight, the 24-hours delay should boost the gate rohustly.
 But if the skies start weeping again today. poor old Uncle Mike virtually will be forced to shift the bout into next week, because of the July 4th holiday on Friday. He would hardly dare to slate it for tomorrow, the holiday eve, when half the city heads for the beaches or mountains.
 If staged tonight the l2-round non-title bout-aided by 2l hours of extra ballyhood- fulfill Ja. cobs' hopes for a crowd of 3S,- 900 and 6 gate of $125,O00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
PARKER, KOVACS AFTER
 CLAY COURT CROWN

New York, July 2. - (UP) - Frank Parker of Altadena, Calf. and Frankie Kovacs of Oakland Calif., probable finalists in the east ern mems clay court tennis cham pionships, meet Joey fishbach oi New York and c. Lyttleton- Rogers, former Irish Davis cupper. respec- lively, today.
 Parker, seeded No. and defend ing champion, raced through a bye and two local competitors yesterday to gain the round of l6. He defeated Conrad Lanxa and John Curtiss. both of New York. Lanza lost 6-l, 60 and Curtiss exited, Gel, 6-l.
 Fishbach. winner of the recent Delaware State championships, downed Harold McGuffin of New York, 7.5, 6.l, and Kovacs won 6-l, 3-2. default over Joe Abrams of New York. Abrams defaulted, af. ter rain halted the match. explain ing he had to work today.
 Other seeded players Gene Mako Of Los Angeles. red olewine of santa Monica, Ted Schroeder Of Glendale. Calif., aud Jack Kramer Of Lose Angeles -- all advanced.