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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

q new departure and, as such. should
not be revealed while some rivals
still are debating what type to use.
When this Paul Junior High
School student says he expects to
go to Akron" this year, he means
TO 60 as the Washington champion
and is drawing on all his recollec-
tons of his 1899 and 1910 perform
ances to get ideas for improvements.
He is using heavy two-layer floor
board of Georgia pine and fir. solid
nose and tail blocks and bulkheads
of 1-inch plywood. His brakes, he
says, will be similar to those used
by Tommy Fisher.
Must Watch Weight.
Since he is building a relatively
heavy car, Gene must be careful of
weight to get in under the $50
pound limit set for car and driver
together. Last year he weighed 90
pounds. Now he pushes the scale
arrow almost TO 1870 pounds.
The broadcast tomorrow also will
feature the latest Derby news and
answers to questions received at
headquarters in the Star Building
from boys registered for the coaster
classic.
The Derby here is open to all boys
between the ages of II and IS years,
inclusive. Those wishing to enter
must go to the Chevrolet dealer
nearest his home, accompanied by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

spirit of tolerance and friendship In
these times.
Spokesman for the graduating
class were Katharine Chase Marble.
who discussed "A New Beginning
and Peter RaWson Bickelhaupt,
whose topic was Youth Looks To-
ward the Future"
Diplomas were awarded by AL
bert E. Rogers, headmaster. Robert
w. Atwood, member of the Board
of Trustees, also spoke briefly.
Four of the % graduates were
elected to the Cum Laude Society.
They were Miss Marble, Amy Ross
Weston, Alice Chiacheng SEE and
Frank Sales Pohanka, jr.
Prize awards went to Richard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

Amy Marble. Harvard Club OF
Washington book prize; Barbara
Jean Taeusch, Charles De Saussure
Mackay, cup; Frank Pohanka, jr.,
Thomas w. Sidwell book prize;
Miss Marble, Frances H. Sidwell
book prize; Theodore Meier Ran
nett, Minor Giles Atwood, science
prize; Miss Weston, Alberta Wilson
book prize; Mary Caroline Eliot.
Joseph S. Whiteford mathematics
prize; Jackson Thorne Marland and
Madeleine Marie Lurba, American
Legion medal; John Miles Carter,
Junior F Club award; Neil Rutledge,
eighth grade cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
Derby Entrant TO Tell
OF Car Being Built
For His Third Race
Gene Been Constructing
Sure Winner; Speaks
Over WRC Tomorrow

Gene Bean, Is, who reached his
class finals in last years Soap Box
Derby and came away with an
armful Of prizes, will tell of his
determination to go to Akron" this
year during the weekly Derby radio
program at 1890 pm. tomorrow
over station WRC.
In successive trips down the
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. course
last year, Gene picked up a heat
medal, silver cup, $40 worth of
sports goods and second place
medal in the Glass "B" finals. He
also received a portable radio as
the boy placing fourth in the city
standings and wristwatch for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
SidweII Graduates Told
To Avoid Pessimism

Clarence E. Pickett, executive sec
rotary of the American Friends
Service Committee, warned the
graduating class of sidwell Friends
School against the easy pessimism
of the times.
Speaking during commencement
exercises Wednesday night in the
school gymnasium, Mr.. Pickett de-
clared
ut is particularly important that
ws find ways of keeping alive the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

Is 1725 Kenyon street NV; James
Lipkey, IS, 623 G street SW.;
Howard Little, IS, Blue Plains:
Russell Maske, ID, 6O7 Edmonston
road. Hyattsville, Md; Thomas
O'Callaghan, IA, 939 Cameron street,
Silver Spring, Md Arthur Schrader,
IA, 308 Sixty-first street, Capitol
Heights, Md; William Siegel. u,
1901 G street Sc; John L. Sullivan,
IS, sos Tenth street Sc; Leon Will
liams, 13, $50 Cathedral avenus
NV, and Chauncey Calbeck, jr,
1854 Monroe street NE.
watch The Star for Derby NeUSy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
Tool Commissuriut
Set Up by Russians

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June ga commits
sariat of machine tool construction
was established today by decree of
the presidium of the Supreme
Council signed by President
Michael Kalinin.
Three MISUNDERSTANDING com.
missariats already are functioning.
A I. Yefremov, appointed head Of
the new commissariat, was relieved
of his duties as commissar for
heavy machine building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

Includes settee and two
matching chairs of stick
rattan In a natural var
nished finish. Auto spring
filled seat and back
cushions,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Five Unbeaiens

PORTLAND - Klamath Falls.
Salem and Milton-Freewatsr were
bounced out Of the undefeatsd
class over the weekend ~ the
field for the mythical Oregon Prep
football championship was whit
tied down to five.
Transfers. Points Tourney. Win
nsrs: Rick Thompson. ~. Carl
Lawson. ~, and NJ. w. Mills. 90.
Hole In One Tourney on No. Is
green won by N. l.. Calbraith IA.
seven feet, seven inches from the
pin. Second. Al Carter mp.
seven feet, nine inches. Third.
Garry Holm OBJ. eight feet. -four
inches.
FlnCRESr-saturdsy. sdal
play with handicap: John Gil.
christ. s+-i3-7i; r.. /. Hsgen, 90
fs-77: b. d. schwsien, s4-I7-77
Sunday. match play versus par: 1s'
division--John coriiss, 2 up. Bud
Anderson, ] up: Warren Lawson,
even; ID division l. Hagen, Z
up: w. l.. Duncan. even.
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UNKNOWN TO BROADWAY
AND THE NIGHT CLUBS
Billiard
Meet Opens

PHILADELPHIA - Willie Mos
conf opens defense Of his worlds
pocket billiards championship 1T
Town Hall tonight by meeting
George Kelly. another PhiiadeI-
phian. In the first match Of the
1871 tournament.
Ralph GreenIeaf, who held the
title II times, makes his first
start In the tournament since 1898
by facing Don Toner. Decatur.
III. Twelve contestants are en-
tered.
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~ HARRY GRAYSoN
Tacoma Times Special Writer


NEW YORK - His winning splurge at
Jamaica gives Alfred Robertson belsted pesog-
milton.
In the eyes Of those who know racing best.
Robertson has been Americas No. / sll-round
rider for some time.
Like Tod Sloan Buddy Ensor, IAverns Fstor
and other greats. he has fine hands and the
perfect seat
Horses like 10 for him.
Good jockeys are mighty scarce.
Don Meade and Eddie Arcaro topnotcss-
ers. Meade IL particularly adept at getting and
keeping n horse out In front. like Pony Me-
Aztec. Meade has the knaek of making = quar-
ter-miie race out of csrded for . mile-and-
a-quarter Meade viii take = snug hold on .
horse. and make the Others believe the animal
10 doing his best.
The others wait for Meade's charger to come
back to them, and before they know II the
thoroughbred under him v making = bid that
10 too much for them all.
Arcaro is excitabls and. like Meade. intim-
idates and DULLES younger boys. Arearo also
has been guilty of repeated fouls He's the old
school rider up to all the tricks Of the game.
George Woof IL q great money rider. Basil
James and Carroll Bierman are Grade A, but
off his record day In and day out, the vast ma
jority of horsemen will vote for Robertson.
UNKNOWN TO BROADWAY
AND THE NIGHT CLUBS
Robertson has never been before the stew
Ards to be questioned about his mount not
giving its best Not since his early days has he
been before them for rough riding
Robertson 10 unknown to Broadway and
night clubs.
Robertson won six out of seven on one after
noon for . New York record after bAgging the
last the afternoon before.
Giving you m idea Of how well ~ Judges
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Bearcai Goal
Line Crossed
Willamette Scored
On for First Time

willamette University ran re
victory string 20 four this week.
end bat had iss goal line crosesd
for the first time since meeting
the same team . year ago.
The villain vas whittier college
% California, which the Besreatn
ysngefully trounced ss.T II Salem
Friday night, after losing lat 81
whittier last year. The result
pushed willsmette's scoring total
for the season TO III
sharing Wiilansstte's usAe-
feassa status 10 Pacific 1xssh-
e~as Coiiese 81 Tsceusa. cham
pios ~ the WashiHgteu Inter-
collegiate eeafesesce. Which
hateesea Ne csees- lows eppun-
ens. College Of Puget sess1.
40, IN Ne s~la saturday
niGht. n We M 1<stes' Isth
consecutive victory N tws
seasons.
Lutheran rallbaek Mary Marsh.
man scored three of HE team {
touchdowns. and Mary Tommsr,
wiz. little All-Amsriea halfback
ran ~ yards for another. North
Anderson ana FRIES made the othel
tsllIes.
Only one Northwest conferences
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Luihsrs Romp
Over Loggsrs
Glodiutors Score
40 Gid Triumph

rs<lfse Lsthsvsn olsdsasass hsd
never scored 90 College, ef Puget
seund I.eussss n tw~s pvsviesIs
football sreaesmsots. All II winch
we're ven ~ the t1smbsvjaeks.
Nut Saturday wight TIE f<sehsr-
ans made W FOE Lost time. won't
completely srcss-evAsy The iasi
half 10 vin. 40. after lsedsnn
only Is-o IN The FIRST two psrs@ts
nessv oDasuhmsa hs~9se1 svss
thsps - ~ psves tsssh1swas -
MARY TewWupsvih west - yns6s
sss ssssAss. to sseesu wese ~
Ne ~ Rsx MARTY NsssA. rsshss
George As1ssusa So neassve
na~k ssas ossse.
Andersen's scors. ike nest 10
tn last in the sams. cams whsn
The bsG Lutheran nnsman hnifsd
through the line and intercepted .
Logger lateral
North made HE scofs ~ r~sins
Is yards on IN snd-sround play.
Harshmaa's is-yssd psas 10 rnlIlio
had previously sst W ths toueh-
dawn.
The Iogssrs bsttled sam>iy.
weren't svvn subdusd with tn
score. 40. against thsn for they
took the nest kickoff ard with
steve Daley doing mast At the
work drove 10 the Luther three
yard line ~ tbs game ended.
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Seek Gene
Tunney for
Ring Show

Word from the Secretary OF the
Navy as 70 = change in the timer
airy Of Gene TNlnney 80 that he
may appear At the all star army
civilian smoker Friday night Is ex-
pected this evening BY officials Of
the Young Mems Business club.
Secretary Knox was wired over
the weekend when II was learned
that Tunney's schedule calls for
stops IN Seattle on Tuesday and
Wednesday, and in Portland on
Thursday.
Appearance of ex heavy
weight champion. Tunne,, az
referee on the program
would give the show an
everything from soup to
nuts" slant.
Among the attractions planned
by the Young Mems Business club
are boxing matches between army
men from the 1o3rd Anti Tank
battalion and civilians from the
new Tacoma Boxing club, wrestl-
ing matches. boxer vs.. wrestler.
Jiu-j itsu, weight lifting, q battle
royal, a one man band. and any
other notable features that can be
found between now and next
Friday.
Paul Walker. chairman OF the
affair, announced Monday that the
show promises TO be one Of the
best programs Of real entertain
ment that has hit Tacoma In q
long time.
Starting st Q p. m. on FRI
day night, at the Tacoma
Armory, nth and Yakima the
show is being put on by the
YMBC In an effort TO repay
the 10Srd Anti Tank battalion
for their fine work during the
Tacoma Water Carnival this
summer.
Proceeds from the event will be
spent for recrestonal equipment
for the battalion. Tickets are now
on sale at service clubs. down.
town stores and the YMBC office,
no Commerce.
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Girl Rides
In Caliente
Turf Race

AouA cAtIx>TH--Anns Lee
WHEY. hinaa~ teskss fFcu nFu<A.
ccle. entered . fsmaikr men >
Fss- enndsF sna fsn,eh~d s>ceei
10 Jahnny Adams. ere of me t<ss
20 the men Fid~r>.
Miss Wiley Fc<te lee Tefeh Hh<
weas 10 the fturs 81 ne starr sns
he'd . LEAD to ths hsesssrstrs
~here Adsms. % Abide. evsstcok
her.
Track sfFsclsis aid u wss th<
firss time % this continent that
. girl has beer allowed IN . r~au-
lar race "a . rserGnss~d track.
Pr<sssussy sifi riders have b>sn
restricted 10 their s~n powder
puff svsnts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
'4lsi, Flyers
In 90 Knot
Army Elevens Tie
In Northwest Tilt

Paine Field Flyers and &1st Di-
vision Sunsets battled savagely at
the Stadium bowl yesterday in a
Northwest league game but neither
could score on the other and the
game ended in a 90 deadlock.
The Flyers were on the defensive
most OF the first half but I'M
corked an offensive In the third
quarter which the Sunsets halted
on the 41st division 26-yard line.
Then the Sunsets started rolling
but were halted by a pass intercept
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Fircrssi King
Takes Houlory
Brookdolo Llnlu
Scene 81 pIoyod

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ps~e he won ~ from six furioags "a . mile
and nvs fursoags. lie hes The patience II .
good freshman football coach.
Robertson had a field day because hs had
fin. mounts. of course. but on two three
occasions he brought In the second and third
best horse.
Robertson. born In Aberdeen. Scotland, and
raised in Canada. never has been given all the
credit due him. lie v . diffdsnt SORT who
has not had too many mounts capable Of at
tracing attention In big races.
CLEVER RoBERTsON MAD NO
TROUBLE WITH wHIRi-AWAY
Warren Wright and Hen Jones paid Air
fine compliment when. with Arcaro suspended.
they engaged him 10 ride whiriswsy.
Because he got the FIRST crack. Arosro was
laudsd for having made whlria~sy remain on
the straight and narrow. but Robertson had not
the slightest trouble with the little dark cheat
nut in taking the Travsrs and American Derby.
Robertson. Who will b. - year, old the 10th
Of this month. has bees under contract 10 osiy
four employers. Harry Payne whitney. Cor
neiius Vanderbilt Whitsey. Mrs. Ethsi '. Mar.
and Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane.
A topnotchsr ever since he broke In st Mon
trssl la 1927, he has been the choice Of such
master trainers as Jimmy Rowe. or. and IT,.
and Tom Heaey. He always has been q high
salarisd rider. riding 100 more winners
year When he finished knocking en- into the
aisles at Jamaica the other afternoon. he had
won his iiith victory OF is4i.
Not one of his mounts his big day at
Jamaica WAS a favorits. the shortss,-prioe
horse being Paul Pry. which paid Si27o. and
the longest starliks. which paid $3.50.
A ~ pariay on his six winners would have
brought exactly N13s.54o.so.
But II was just another days work 10 All
Robertson. who returned the following day to
do ~ well a. he could with what was under
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
WinsFourth
Texas Title

FORr wORTH. Tes.-Ts Mrs,
Amelia Gobsithwaits's ceiiectse~ sl
golf trophies today Wa sdded hes
fourth Texas womea's epes soIi
championship.
She upset the favored sseiss
Dctf~siIer Of washingtos. ID. g.
Yesterday. , and !. In the Ss-hois
finals. Mrs. Goidthwsits VS. play,
Ing over her hometown ntsss
Crest Country club cour.s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Aeros and Jackets
To Meet Saturday

The championship of the North.
west Independent Football leagu,
may be decided next Sunday after
noon when the two undefeateC
leaders, the West Seattle Yellow.
jackets and the Seattle Aero
Mechanics clash for the first tint
this season.
Both teams won their fourth
consecutive victories yester-
day. West Seattle, scoring In
the first period with q pass
from the I4-yard line, defeated
Enumciaw 10. At Brem-
erton, the Aeros pushed Bill
ZiegIer over the goal line in
the third period TO win so.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

San Molly Glib. Of
New York and Sparks. New. today
had . California trainers license
At Tanforsn racstrsek. The society
horsewomsn, who schools her
horses sidsssddIs. owns and trains
two selling plstsrs Sir Maxim
and Black fce-st Tsnforsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Ducks Still Play
Santa Clara. Texos
COAST CONFERENCE


SAN FRANCIsCo-oregon held
undisputed first place in the Pa
cific Coast conference football
standings today at mid-season, and
appeared likely to stay on top at
least to Nov. s.
The Ducks schedule threw them
into six straight conference games
right from the opener. while the
other eontenders had outside
games or open dates. As a result,
Oregon's three wins and one loss
stands at the head of the list.
stanford, Oregon State. WASH
ington and Z. 3. c. were In a four
way tie for second. each having
won two and lost one. Washing
ton and U. $. c. have also been
beaten outside the league. L. {.
1. A. and California, with two de-
feats and Washington State with
three losses are out of the Rose
Bowl race but could still dump
some of the leaders.
Oregon, narrowly beaten by
Stanford in the opener. came on to
beat Idaho, u. S. c. and California
BY two touchdowns apiece. The
webfoots whipped California, lei,
Saturday and are favored TO win
their next games from U. c. L. A.
and W. S. c. On Nov. IL oregon
plays Santa Clara outside the
league. giving the other contend
ers a chance to catch up.
STILL A SCRAMBLE
Aside from putting Oregon on
top and dousing the last hopes of
u. c. L. A. and California, Satur-
days games had little effect on
the conference scramble.
L. s. C., after two straight
losses, beat Washington State is
In the nearest thing to an upset.
Washington beat L. c. l. A. 14-7
under wraps, showing only enough
for two touchdowns in the second
period. Oregon State was idle.
Stanford won a careless 1926
affair from University of San
Francisco. Montana beat Gonzaga
1875 and Idaho beat Utah State
1870.
BRONCOS OUTPLAYED
Santa Clara. although outplayed
by a fine Michigan State team,
kept clean its record as the only
unbeaten major team on the coast
with an unconvincing 10 victory,
The Staters had all the statistics
except the one on the score board
st. Mary's dallied with Portland
University for half, then whipped
over five touchdowns In the third
and fourth periods to win a sun
day game, $40.
The Stanford-Washington classic
tops next Saturdays bill and
neither team can afford TO lose
Oregon is favored over L. c. L. A.
Oregon State over w. >. c. anc
the Californian. S. c. game fig
ures about even.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
GRID RESULTS

81. Mays 81. Portland 0.
Niagara IS, 81. Bonaventurs o.
81. Francis IS. Scranton ..
Lawrence Tech 81. st. Mays
(Michigao) 9.
Mt. st. Mary :, LAssIIe Q.
st. Ambrose FL, Roelxhurst 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

Regiment Wins

Playing their first game Of the
SEASON. the z0sth Coast Artillery
fsnti-sirersftJ team knocked ths
aggressive 1874 Tapks1s from the
ranks u the undsfs.tsd In .
rough game played on the vstsr-
ans hospital field last week. TINS
final score was $50.
FIRST score of the game osms
with only sss minutes played In
the frs, quarter when . 1924 punt
vas blocked BY Turner On . third
down kick. resulting Ia . safety.
Outstanding work IN tins hack
field for the yletsrs ~as done BY
hsifbsek rry~r with . net gain 81
81 yards ia ~ tries. susrtsrhs<k
Kseton pith I'll yards In II at
tsmpts. and "a yards In tri~s BY
Hunter. is0-lb. fullt~ek.
sesssiiistisg 81 right ssd VS.
zaaser VIA s<esed tss tssses10~ Ne.
sss 60 ~ ee1 ssssssd play for ~
yards. sd s~sthss by IT, sesisi
se.ss 90 . 1s-yssd p~ss sses ~
gsaA Ms.
D~fsnsively. shs work of tbs
whole line was good. with Eas-
berry heCsnss. Turner. hssisy
ard Peters continually unkinx
through 70 - the Tanssrs foe
losses.
FOR the Tanssrs. the work Ia
shs bAexfisld vas mainly done BY
. baby tank named kueha. No.
50. VINO setsd IKE . fuIi-sro~n
psnzer unit. Carrying tn srunt
Of ths attack. k1eha vas In on
practically every play. both o.
fsnavsiy and osfsnsissly. In ths
line. the defensive work Of Jolly
and hastin~y. tackles. and Collins.
end. was far sboss average.
sssss sszaa
Yds sslssd b. serlm, Iss Is
Yards lost b. scfim ~ ~
Passes complste1 5 foF s< . for II
s..sss lnx.sspsss ~ Z Z
49, - ~ a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
DOUBLES TOURNEY

Leo Penowich and Ed sorensen
won first place In the handicap
doubles bowling tournament on
the Coliseum alleys Sunday with
a score of 1926. including hsndi-
cap Of zoo.
A big 235 game by sorensen.
with which ne closed his series
brought the first place money Ia
the winners on the final squad
Ed checked in with les and 1875 in
his first two games. making his
total COL for the series. Peno-
wich rolled 152. zoo and I5s.
Les Sherman and Ted johnson
won second place In the tourney
with 1893. Third place went u
Eli Sherman and Don Stewart
with 1.2sI.
There were ~ teams entered IN
the meet. Other winners were
Bill Ellison and John White i,z43
II. Hamblln and A. Mcbride 1927
l. Sherman and Don Stewart
1895. Bill Hsrdmsn and Jim Rad.
onieh i,233. and Eli Sherman and
Bob Holt 1920.
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games Of s5t. and the Supervisors
high Ksms Of sss. Other roo
games we're turned In by Frank
Lorsn, Charley Summsrdor. Gene
Du Clancy. Eddie Hsrtwick.
Charley Collins. George Hutehin.
son. Harry Sheridan and Nat
Cline.
The Boiler shop .'Aalss" are
stu In lead. Increasing their lead
over the Sscond place Coach Yard
TO two fun Esmss The Coach
Yard drew out In 'front.' Of the
Store Hsipsrs and General Offices,
VINO each dropped three rsmss 70
tbs Boilsrmassrs and Asehlnists.
The Coach Yard ana supsrvi-
sors broke even. a. DID the Black
smiths and store Department.
The Pipe shop also ted WITH the
Eotlndhouse.
Games October ~ find the
Store Department meeting the sl-
psryisors. Blaeksmiths W. store
Helpers. General offiess W. Pipe
shop. kolndhouss ". nachln.Sts
ana Boiisrrnsksrs W. Coach Yard.
This iAst game between ths
Bosisrmzksrs and Coach Yard
should furnish ths high hight Of
the evening. a. they are tn LIST and
End place respectively. and ara the
teams that rolled off The tie for
last years seasons championship
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MILWAUKEE BOWLING


The Ailysukse league turned
some nigh scores Last week. being
topped By Louie kL1ah with three