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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08
LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
SENATE Bill No. 1881


(Senate Bill No. 1881
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That Lurlene L. Curry, holder OF
Tax Certificate No. 2S5, issued the
7th day of July, A. ID. 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 g.
Olivia G. Pauline Streets, Mon
roe County Records.
The assessor nt 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 5th day of May, 1871.
Dated this 1st day of April, 1871.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
apr1-s-15-22. 1871
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Mayor Officially Opened
Dian1ondbaH Season Last
Night; Sta's IS, Navy 10
Heavy Hitting Featured
Curtain-Raiser; Sailor
Johnson Blasted Homer
First Time Up

With Mayor Willard M. AL
bury tossing the first ball of the
season for perfect strike against
NavSta catcher Clarence Ais
house last night, the naval station
civilian employees romped over
Uncle Sans naval landlubbers
by Is to 10 score.
Mayor Albury, taking part in
the opening ceremonies with de-
fense-recreation coordinator Mar
vim Lewis, expressed the hope
that service men and Key West
residents will mingle on friend
ly basis in the games and told the
players the league was establish
ed for their benefit.
The mayor tossed in the open
ing ball from the mound for a
strike and catcher Allshouse took
a cut at it, but missed. After
that, the NavStas didn't miss
many more.
Coming from behind after the
enlisted station players had scor-
ed four runs in the first inning
on home run by Johnson, the
civilian employees tailed in everv
inning but the fourth and racked
up IS hits to the Navy's 10.
The NavStas scored one in the
first on a fielder's choice and a
triple by Charles Wells, with the
Navy going ahead in their half
on two hits and Johnson's homer.
The station players picked up an
other in the second on double
by Charles Sands and a fielder's
choice, the Navy going scoreless.
In the third, Phil Baker of the
NavStas raped out triple after
a single and two walks had filled
the bases.
Both teams went scoreless in
the fourth, but NavStas banged
in five runs in the fifth and the
Navy never caught them again.
Dewey Buckley, oldtime baseball
star. Curry and Phil Alvarez sin
gled in the inning and Anthony
Kelly and Charles Wells doubled.
Navy picked up run in the
big fifth; both teams added one
in the sixth and another barrage
ended the scoring in the seventh
when NavStas pulled in four
more runs
Sands pitched three frames for
the NavStas, giving up nine hits
and eight runs, while Baker, who
finished the game, allowed only
two runs and one hit the rest of
the way.
The victors played without the
services of a number Of their star
performers.
Lewis, who helped organize
the league, acted as base umpire;
Meme Castro officiated behind
the pitcher, and Pedro Aguilar
was scorekeeper.
Because of a misunderstanding
in scheduling the games, a sec
ond match last night was post
poned, probably until the end of
the season.
The score:
r. H. E.
NavStas .-.. ia 05l Ale Is 3
US. NAVY 4O4 oil do 10 S
Sands, Baker and Baker, Sands;
Kirklie and Wells.
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GEORGE SIDNEY BINSTED

GEORGE SIDNEY BINSTED,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above stated cause that
GEORGE SIDNEY BINSTED, the de-
PENDANT therein named, is nom
resident of the State of Florida and
resides at "a Bender Place, Cliffside,
New Jersey; that said defendant is
over the age of twenty-one years;
that there is no person in the State
of Florida the service of summons
in chancery upon whom would bind
said defendant.
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and he is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday, the 5th day of May,
A. d. 1871, otherwise the allegations
of said bill will be taken as con-
fessed by said defendant.
1t is further ordered that this or
der be published once each week for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, newspaper pub
lished in said county and state.
Done and ordered this 9th day of
March, 1871.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY (Sd.) Anita NJ. Salgado,
Deputy Clerk.
ALLAN b. CLEARE, JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
april s.1941
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
MARGARET CAMPANA BINSTED,
/ Plaintiff.
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SOFTBALL
(BaYview Park. 1880 p.m.)
TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers VS.. US. Army.
Second Game-Not announced.
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TENNIS
JUS. Army Barracksl
ca TTTnnAy

Opening matches of annual In.
vitation Tennis Tournament.
Mems singles.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASKETBALL

High School Gym. $3.50 p.m.)
(Junior High School Tournament)
THIS AFTERNOON
First Game-Menendez VS..
Arnold.
Second Characterization VS..
Barber.
TOMORROW
First Game-Colgate VS.. Nc
Mahon.
Second Game-Hamlin VS.. Cor
dova.
THURSDAY
END of First Half
First Game-Menendez VS. Nc
Gown.
Second Game-Barber VS.. Arm
old.
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EXHIBITIONS
High School GYM
FRIDAY NIGHT

Lions Club VS.. Alpha Sigma
of Florida Southern College.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Lions Club VS.. Alpha Sigma
of Florida Southern College,
MONDAY NIGHT
Lions Club VS.. Alpha Sigma of
Florida Southern College.
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BASEBALL
NELSON ENGLISH Park. i:o0 PM
SUNDAY

First Game-SAL's VS.. All
Stars.
Second Game - Key West
Conchs VS.. Piraees.
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Home Talent Rules
Victoria Golf Meet

VICTORIA. Il. C.-Home-tovn
talent predominated today as the
annual Empress winter golf tour
nament neared its conclusion.
Louis Blondesu of Quebec, the
last outsider in the mems bracket,
fell before c. L. Mclaughlin. Vic
toria. 8 and 2. Medalist Ted Col
gate took a one-up decision from
Alan Riches.
G. X. Verley. Victoria. elimi-
mated L. A. Diether of Vancouver,
2 and l. while Jimmy Hogan de-
fested Rev. S. Rysll, s and 4
In the womens bracket. Grace
Hiscock OF Seattle remained in the
running with 5 and 5 decision
over Joan Fletcher Of Victoria.
Miss II. Pendrsy, victoris, shaded
Mrs. Frank strohecker, Seattle.
one-up.
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NPy 70 = e~o'eo
0ropeoi that Luis Angel Firpo
bring NJ Argentins protsee. The
Young wild Bull Of the Psmpas.'
10 the United States for 4 heavy
weight campaign.
M young ~Buli' IL Abel cestar
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Bay Meadows
Opens Saturday

SAN MaTEo. Cal - The BAY
Meadows race track opens tomor-
row with more than 500 horses
in the barns and prospects bright
for the busiest and most profitable
season in years
The Speed handicap at six fur
longs IL the feature event of the
Inaugural program. with Cen1
Manager. second 10 Midland in the
San Juan cspistrano mile and q
half, the likely favorits.
Other possible starter, are
Straw Hat, Our Mat. Capt.
Cal. No Competition, Strong
Arm. BAlmy Springs. Mistress
Plato, Journey On, Wilton.
Certainty, Bubbiing Boy and
Son o. War.
So crowded are the Bay Mead
ows barns that many horses are
being sheltered at nearby Tsnfor-
an. Other mounts still are srriv-
ing from Santa Anita. After five
days Of warm. sunny weather the
track Ia in near-perfect shape.
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College Basket
Meet Near End

KANSAS CITY. Ms.-san Diego
and Santa Barbara State. Of Cali
fornia: Murray (ky.) state. and
West Texas State. Of Canyon,
fight IL out tonight 10 determine
the finalists IN ths fifth national
intercollegiate haskstban tournA-
msnt-
Yesterdays results:
Santa Barbara Sc. Appalachian
State 20.
Murray State 90. Aaryyille
MOI Teachers -.
West Texas State -. Delta
State ~
San Diego ssats -. Texas
Wsdsyaa u
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Friel's Club
Is Favoriie
Stamford 10 Open
With Regular Five

PULLMAN. Wash. - Washing
ton state college and Stanford
meet here tonight n
the first ~ three-Esne series
to decide the basketball chan-
pionship Of the Pacific Coast con-
ference.
The Cougars. playing on their
home court and boasting rsngier
and more rugged squad. wers
slight favorites over the Indians.
Washington State won Is confer
ence games. lost only three-sll
to Oregon State. Stanford won
10 Of its II conference starts.
The Cougars compiled
point average OF 1904 per
game against Stanford's 1858.
Defensiyely, W. =. c. held op-
ponents to an average of 1871
points. while Stanford gave
up 1888.
Stanford viii open tonight with
its regular first string Of Don
Williams and Forddy Anderson.
forwards. Don Burmese. center;
Ken Davidson and Bill CoWden,
guards. Washington state will
start with Dale Gentry and Nern
Butts. forwards; Paul Lindeman.
center; Ray sundquist and Kirk
Gebert, guards. A second game
will be played tomorrow night ans
a third, if necessary. Monday. The
winner enters the NCAA tourna-
ment at Kansas City next week.
end
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Buckaroos Lose
Another Game

PORTIAND-The downtrodden
Portland Bucksroos suffered de-
feat at the hands Of the Vancouver
Lions last night. 40. in their final
game Of the 1s40-41 Pacific Coast
Ice Hockey league season.
Portland previously lost its last
chance to gain the league plsyoffs
and the result only gave a slight
lift to the Vancouver standing.
Jim McFadden. Portland
wingman. left for Montreal
after the game. He planned
TO play the balance of the
season with les Canadiens.
who previously took an option
on him and Ching" Dheere.
Dheere WAS honored after the
game last night with an award as
Portlsnd's most popular player.
The sports writers named Ron
Martin the teams most '1nspira-
tionsl" player.
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Arkansas in
avored Role
Ndmed Tenn to
Be0t in Event

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-The rsngy
Arkansas University Rszorbacks.
with . perfect record against coll
leee opposition this season. today
were favorites TO win the National
Collegiate Athletic association
western basketball finals here next
weekend.
Arkansas may find it's strongest
opposition from the west coast
representative. which will be Stan
ford or Washington State
These teams begin . three
game plsyoff series for the
Pacific Coast conference
championship ut Pull Imam,
Wash. tonight and the win
per will come here. stanford
won the southern division race
and Washington state the
northern.
Wyoming. which took the Big
Seven conference championship by
winning it's final game with Colo
RADIO last week, will represent the
Rocky Mountain area, and the
Missouri Valley entrant will be de-
termined Tuesday. when Creighton
Of the Missouri Valley conference
and Iowa State OF the Big Six
compete in . plsyoff contest here.
WYOMING VS.. ARKANSAS
In the western plsyoff here
March 2l-22, Wyoming will meet
Arkansas in the first game and
the Missouri Valley team will play
the west coast entry. The first
night winners will meet the next
night for the right 10 meet the
eastern finalist for the national
title. which will be decided in a
single game here March 20.
The manner In which Ar
kansas disposed Of 20 col
iegiste opponents, including
ali members OF its own strong
southwest confer ence, sr-
counts for the strong backing
given the team here.
Either Of the western hopefuls
should give a good account of it.
self. Washington State took the
northern division race with Is VIC
tories and three defeats and Stan
ford the southern with 10 tn
umphs and two losses.
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Husky Crews
Almost Even

SEATTLE-Cosch AL Uibrick-
son. who couldn't make up his
mind last year about which was
his varsity crew, today faced a
similar dilemma.
The varsity and junior varsity
shells went two miles over choppy
waters yesterday with only q half
length separating them at the
finnish.
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Walla Walla
Sees Vikings
PuYollup Hoopsters
Arrive for PloYoH

WALLA WALI-A - Puyallup
high school basketball team ar
rived here this morning by special
Pullman and Immediately took a
workout on the Whitman college
basketball floor.
The visiting squad. who will
play WallA Nalla high school
Saturday night on Whitman
floor for the 18th and final
berth In the state tournament,
had left Puysllup yesterday
afternoon. changing trains In
Portland.
Walla Walla officials are ex-
pecting a bumper crowd for the
game which is the first playoff
in state history matching an East
side and a West side team.
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rAsss n,ay - . blight delay
h ths reply bsaanns Firps and
hh hghtes 49, hvisg out ut
CARES Csssrss - FfrpoS
huge ranch nat boasts some
5000 cattle and 1000 sheep.
Dempsey told reporters
Friends Of mine in Argentine say
that this Abel Cestac is a great
prospeet-that he's . big. black.
haired fellow who can really hit
And only ~. young enough to b
developed. He must be good. Of
Firpo wouldn't monkey with him
Old Angel 10 pretty shrswd, 20,
know.
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MumpsKeep
Hoop Coach
From Event

SPOKANE, Wash. - Basketball
Coach Ezra (Squinty) Hunter of
Lewis and Clark high school WAS
stricken with mumps yesterday
and will not be able TO take his
city champion hoop five to the
state tournament in Seattle next
week.
Hunter has led the Lewis and
Clark five to the last eight tourn-
eys in a row.
He was taken i'll during basket
ball practice Wednesday and doc
tors diagnosed the ailment yester-
day as mumps. Football Coach
Lyle Maskell is expected to take
the basketball team to Seattle in
the absence of Hunter.
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Lelivelt' S Widow
Gets His Estate

los ANGELES - Mrs Ethel
May Lelivelt. widow OF Jack Leli-
welt. late manager OF the Seattle
baseball club. was named bene-
fieisry OF his estate today under
terms Of will filed for probate
The estate consists of several
parcels of real property and 5000
shares in the Seattle club. valued
at 81, 500. Lelivelt died last Jan. 20.
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CENTKALIA. Wash. = -Four
teams bsttled today in the second
round Of the fourth district high
school basketball tournament. the
winner of which viii represent the
district in the state meet at
Seattle.
Yesterdays scores: Woodland
%. Pc Ell rs: oskville 2s. Ilwsco
-: csthlsmet IS la Center Is;
Moclips 50, Boistfort 30.
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National Hockey

The Boston Bruins won their
third straight National Hockey
league title last night by trounc-
ing the New York Americans. SIS.
The champions scored two goals
in the first period. added smother
in the second and climsxed their
spree with fiye-gosl burst in
the third period.
Detroit's Red Wings frightened
their grip on third place by coming
from behind with two goals in
the second period and one in the
third 70 shade the Chicago Black
Hawks. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Saws Munqo Gave Him Beating

HANANA-Frsncisco Cslads Csrreno Cuban known
showed police number Of body
suffered fight inge Mungo
Brooklyn Dodger pitcher.
Police quoted Czrreno saying that
his wife and dancing partner
under extremely suspicious circumstances"
payers hotel
Soon after the alleged fight Mungo departed by plane
Miami when he suspended and fined Dodger
dent Larry MacPhsi for breaking training"
The Latin dancer threatened TO Nungo 100000
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Coast Camps
BY UNITED PRESS

ny UNITED PRESS
ONTARIO, Cal. - Los Angeles
was scheduled to play an exhibi-
ton game with use today. Jigger
STATE and his squad have been
forced into idleness by rain for
two days.
SANTA MONICA, Cal. - Port
land Beaver training headquarters
heard today that two pitchers
from the Pittsburgh National
league club would be in the fold
soon. The Beavers also Will get
a catcher on option before the
Pirates complete their training. at
San Bernardino, Cal.
Ell CENTRIC. Cal. - Mud
hampered San Diego today,
but the Padres struggled
through a short practice, the
final of the week before they
depart for home tomorrow.
Manager Cedric burst said he
had scheduled two-game
series with Pittsburgh tomor-
row and Sunday Mt San Diego.
HOLLYWOOD - Manager B-lf
Sweeney slated a thorough work.
out for his Hollywood Stars today
in preparation for an exhibition
game with the Chicago White Sox
tomorrow. Following mass
signing of contracts by holdouts
John Bittner, Roy Joiner, Wayne
Osborne, Bill Brenzel. and Her
man Schultz yesterday. Hollywood
is left with two unsigned con-
tracts for Joe Hoover and Frenchy
Uhalt.
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Bremerion Five
Evens Series

BREMERTON, Wash Basket
bali teams representing sppren-
tees Of the Puget Sound and Mare
Island navy yards meet in the
third and rubber game of their
18th annual series tonight.
Puget Sound took an early lead
to beat Mare Island last night Al
TO IS after the visitors had won
the opening contest, SAB. At half
time the score was 2o-16 in favor
of Bremerton.
Coke Morrison. Mare Island for
ward. again was high point man
with u. Joe Broderick. Bremen
ton guard. Gagged IL.
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Boston College
Chooses Myer

BOSTON - Denny Myer. hne
coach At Brown university for four
years, succeeds Frank Leahy. now
head coach at Notre Dame. as
head football coach at Boston
college for an undisclosed period.
il was announced today.
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HE SAID 1T FIRST

In speech before the Anti
Slavery convention in Boston, in
1880, Theodore Parker, minister
and abolitionist, first said. A
democracy-that is government
of all the people. by all the peo-
pie, for all the people"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Seeded Elves
Meet Defeat
County BIS" Bow to
Lower Hoop Teens

Seeded clubs in Class p Of the
Pierce County Intsr-L<sgus has
ketbsll competition at Jason Lee
took setbseks last night.
On the other hand. similarly
rated squads in Class c advanced
In their battles.
Y. NJ. c. A. seeded second In
Class p. started out night with a
So first quarter lead over Co. c.
1s6th Infantry. but soon trsiled
1913 at the half and 2o-il In the
third period before losing out in
the last two minutes. 2s-25.
Behind 17-13 at hslf-tims. Head
quarters. 18th lombard m e I
group. moved ahead 2o-is at the
end Of the third period and. behind
Earl FollensbeeIs pivot scoring.
upset Clan Gordon SIPS.
Central Lutheran swamped
90. T.. Medical corps. B5-2z.
In . game that WAS closer In
competition than the score.
The top seeded Headquarters
Department. 4lst Division. trailed
1871 at the half against seth
Reconnaissance. In the third
quarter the favorites rsmmed in
five points TO one for seth and
cut the deficit TO i4-12. Then
moved into q tie at 1914 and 1915
before failing in the clutch. 1920.
Class c opened with Co. Il,
1884 Infantry. winning as II
pleased over First Congregational
church. 81 to II. and Aormons
swapping Sd Medical corps. b5
to 10.
HARD BATTLE
First seeded Co. X, 161st In
fsntry. had . whale of . battle
with 3sth Street Boosters, trail
ing 1875 at the third quarter,
before . io-point rally sswed up
the game. 1880.
Fife. second seeded. trsiled all
the first half against Co. II. I6lst
Infantry. then moved out In front
10 points at the end Of the third
quarter and cosstsd In with
si-2s victory.
Friday night brings 10
tsasms Of the remaining -
Into action with those arch
rivals. Norwood and Inter-
CITY Auto Freight, meeting 1T
$50 o'clock IT Jason Lee.
The Freighters are behind the
Norwood club two games to
one this year. but are stiil
seeded second In the Class A
bracket.
At 7:so o'clock Consumers
Market meets thu powerful Buck
ley Merchants while California
Florists, first seeded. faces seth
Bombsrdment Squadron. at $50
o'clock. The nightcap at $50
o'clock pits Russ Michsels Serv-
ice Station entry against Co. L.
16lst Infantry.
Class ID games are: 10Th Air
Base Group w. knspp's Modern
Business College at $50 o'clock;
Messiah Lutheran vs.. Co. c. 1880
Infantry at T:30 o'clock; Co. C.
16lst Infantry W.. Community
House at $50 o'clock, while
Manitou Community church plays
esth Bombardmsnt Group at $50
o'clock.
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LOCATED

The klondiks region is in north
western Canada. not in Alaska.
Bordering Alaska, 1t lies mostly
south Of the Klondiks river. in the
Yukon river basin
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ON WHALES

Being lung bresthers. whales
must come to the surface to
breathe, 10 their horizontal tail
fins. or fukes. make II easy for
the mammal 10 20 up or down.
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CLASS n
(Second houndD
Iaa M

20. Y, lseth t<sl tEoD W Y. -
DULY a. ~. 81 Harvey
Mooers l2 .....c........ Lewis
Gabehart 80 &c. ..... 49, soper
Hsif-time score. Co. c, iseth 10,
Y M c. A. o.
subs. Co. c. lseth; crsmer ca.
Jerke. Y NJ c. A: Nelson ca. kori.
Referee. Charley Barofsky.
Game No. 4
Ha. A Hq. tsD t2s) Clan Gordon
4 neolnn "a, 90 .rr.,7 20 TolI st,ls5
Foliensbee ds) CT. go Ester
Gilbert 49, .....G ..... ~ PIPER
Flanagan -. q -. ~ rlIsr
Half-tlme score. He. and hq. Is,
Clan Gordon IT,
Subs. headquarters and Head
quarters. nth Bombardment Group;
Damon t3). Referee Charley Barof-
sky.
Game No. 2
co; =, Medical ts2l ta5, Lgth .I1,, :
Mcconnell t t4j ..F...... 49, Nichols
Bergman -. O.. 49, l.. Smith
Hslf-time score. Co. p. Medical
Corps IA, Central Lutheran 81.
subs co. L. Medical Corps, Moves s,os :,
Norman a.. Referee John Kennedy.
Game No. 10
Headquarters t2Ol tgAl seth Recon.
Parker 90 ......F....... 90 smith
Murphy (31 ...F...... 90 Gyther
Henderson 80 ..C........ Harris
johnson a. G........ ts) Dial
Brown Isl G....... Never
Half-time score Headquarters, 4lst
Div. T. seth Recog ID.
Subs: Headquarters. 4lst DIVISION
Callsrt Preble Bsth Reconnaissance
SQUADRON: Baker a.. Referee: John
Kennedy.
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CLASS &
tsecond Round)
Game No. .

Co. y. 163rd t54D t2D 1st Conc.
ID. Bushman 80 P... tl2l Moore
Mccormick % .F.... az shoup
J. Bushman C24) c.. "a Alexander
Bow 81 .....G. 90 Greene
Oswald 50 &c.. Hiltbrunn
Halft-tims score Co. Z, l6srd 2s.
FIRST Congregational 7.
Subs. Co. L. l63rd Infantry: La
counte 80. Monrowe 90. Torgerson.
Nichols t2. First Congregation
Church Arthraud ca. Referee
Scotty Macdonald.
Game No. 3
3rd Medical uoD $3.50 Mormons
Deneen % ....F. 1900. Q31 Lay
Wells 90 ......F..... t6b Klinger
Brannon t0....C..... 90 Peterson
Gruber ID &c. 81 Roy Baldwin
Thorton =. &c t6) r Baldwin
Half-time score: sra Medical Corps
T. Mormons l9.
Subs. sra Medical Corps: Curtis.
Bohn. kellin. Irwin. Mormons:
Dickson u2). Maynes %. Referee:
Scotty Macdonald.