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Evening star., 1941-07-23

washington aspirants for the ma
tional amateur golf championship
have only q little more than a week
to enter the tourney. Entries from
amateurs with handicaps not ex-
ceeding four strokes will close with
the United States Golf Association
at 5 pm. August l.
Sectional qualifying rounds will
be staged at the Country Club OF
Maryland August 4. The cham
pionship proper will be held at the
Omaha Field Club. Omaha, Nebr.,
August $3.50, inclusive. Omaha
Field Club is the home organization
Of Johnny Goodman, former United
States Open and amateur champion.
Three of the top youngsters
around town already have entered
the tourney and will 60 to Omaha
If they qualify sectionally. They
are Bobby Brownell. the Middle At
lantic champion from Manor !;
Ralph Bogart. the District ANA
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Vernon, Tummy Ache
Cured, 10 Be Ready
To Fight Thomas
Soeked by Green Apples,
He's Sound Again for
A. A. U. Show Monday

Buddy CReds) Vernon may be the
the Golden Gloves lightweight
champion kayo artist of first rank
and one of the best amateur pros
poets in local rings. but beneath that
slick veneer of stardom he's first
of all just another typical American
boy.
He proved it couple of days ago
by coming down with an age-old
boys ailment-a stomach ache
brought on by eating the forbidden
fruit-green apples. A pint OF choco-
late milk on top of the unrlpe fruit
didn't help the situation. but dose
of the ancient household standby,
castor oil, did.
Bout Is Big Attraction.
Buddy, or Reds as he is best
known, is sound again and has
sworn off green apples, but his ILL
ness for a time threatened to inter-
rupt his training routine for Mon
day nights bout with Walter
Buddy Thomas for the amateur
lightweight championship of the
city. The three round go tops an
otherA. A. tscard at Turner's Arena
and promises to pack the premises.
Both youngsters are adhering to
strict professional training pro-
gra mthis week, with daily work
outs. sparring sessions with two and
three partners and 3-mile runs in
the first pink flush of dawn. Thom-
as is the District A. A. U. champion
and victory in this bout means much
to his future hopes, which lie in the
direction of a pro career
Vernon is toiling at Metropolitan
Police Boys Club No. 4 gym, while
Thomas does his stuff at the Apollo
A. c., and both are rapidly reaching
peak form. Around Southwest Wash
ington, where Vernon is kingpin,
they say the redhead will knock
Thomas kicking in two rounds and
If his work last night against News
boy Bob Brodigan is criterion they
may be right. Reds has packed a
terrific wallop in his right ever since
he laced on his first pair of boxing
gloves and If Thomas sticks his
chin in front of 1t he'll think 4
panzer division hit him.
Thomas Also Can Hit.
But Thomas, who halls from near
by Colmar Manor, is a pretty good
hitter in his own right and is just
as liable to drop Reds If he gets in
the first good shot. He has been
boxing with Joe Cannon, a swift
moving featherweight, to increase
his speed, which is one department
in which Vernon will have the ad-
vantage.
His suburban supporters are just
as vociferous as the opposition in
their pre-match victory claims. but
at this time the only certainty is
that both will be ready to give their
best and will manufacture the best
amateur scrap seen in this bailiwick
since Bobby Goldstein was bowling
over all opposition at the Jewish
Community Center.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

lions Of ladyfish feed on shrimp
around this pier. 1t isn't unusual
on one cast for four ladyfish to
hit the feather or plug of the
angler. AS fast as one fish strikes
and shakes the hook on q Jump
another picks it up. The action is
fast and continuous, even though
few fish are landed.
They jump like animated shut
ties across the surface of the
water, leaping continuously in
their effort to throw the hook.
BY any count the ladyfish is as
sporting a fish as you could find
in many days travel. On light
tackle, such as a trout rod or a
light plug casting outfit. they are
as good as any bass or trout that
ever swan.
At low tide they swarm over
the sand flats at the mouth Of
the pass. And the best part OF
the ladyf1sh business is that they
are everywhere along the Florida
coast.
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ROD and STREAM szs'55 szssstaAn
Boy Trout Catches Increasing in Size
Bio Fish Plentiful at Ocean City

one. This is particular true Of
brookies, for instead of frightening
them it often goads them into strik.
ing. This is equally true of small
mouth black bass and 1t works with
many saltwater fishes.
The white marlin exhibits the
nearest thing TO rage We ever have
seen in fish when the bait is
pulled away or the boat is speeded
up just enough to keep it out OF
reach. When dropped back it dis
appears into a wide-open mouth.
Mangrove and Lane snapper, usually
shy, finally will rush a lure contin-
ually cast in one spot There are
probably many others that will do
the same. All of which means the
successful angler must persevere.
Monday was the best day Ocean
City has experienced so far this
season Nearly every boat out had
tuna. for they were everywhere. but
the five white marlin brought in is
a new high for any day. They were
scary and temperamental, but there
in reasonably large numbers. An
other day or two of normal weather
and the fishing will be all any one
could ask for.
On Monday We tried the fishing
straight offshore, believing they
were there because they weren't TO
be found below. Fishing six hours
brought us into likely looking
water-really flshy. Tuna were
everywhere with porpoises and
everything else TO make what the
offshore fisherman terms a paradise.
On Sunday Capt. Irv Mumford
brought in the top fish of the sea-
son. 1t was a buster weighing ll0
pounds. But if the run of large
fish continues, larger fish are bound
to be brought in. Never have they
been so large since these fishing
grounds were pioneered six years
ago.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Northern anglers who go TO
Florida In quest of tarpon during
the season will miss one of the
finest sporting fish of the salt
water unless they take along very
hight tackle as well as the big
tarpon rods and have a whirl at
the ladyfish Of the sand spits and
inlets.
Not many anglers know of the
ladyfish. Many haven't even
heard of this jumping, gyrating,
acrobatic warrior which grows to
around 3 feet in length and fur
nishes-on light tackle-all the
thrills of the heavier and sturdier
tarpon on heavier tackle.
The ladyfish is cosmopolite,
inhabiting all warm seas. It is
particularly plentiful around in
lets and deep passes. At Boca
Grande Pass. on the west coast
Of Florida, there's . heavy con-
Evening star., 1941-07-23

WH1TE|6 MEN.
White to Play and Mate In Two Moves.
Ladder on No. 347: Georse Schumm,
Daniel r. Longley, Stanley F. Davis, Paul
Hatmaker. Norman lie Roux. W. 3. Boser,
e r. Mccarthy, Leroy D. Martin, Edmund
Nash Dr. E. S. Caldemeyer.
George Schumm sends late key to
You Are Invited.
From August 1923 the SD an
nual congress of the New York
State Chess Association will be held
at Colgate University, Hamilton,
N. Y. Robert Whitman will play in
defense of the title he won last
year.
An open invitation to participate
has been extended to chess players.
July %. 194lD
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Remember the fishing rodeo at
Solomons last year put on by the
Washington Chapter of Ikes?
There's going to be another on
August 7, with every indication this
one will provide as much fun and be
as interesting.
Frank Mulkern is officiating this
time, and with over sl00 worth of
prizes already In the piscatorial
grab bag it appears the lucky fisher
men will find the day lucrative.
Tickets soon will be on sale at the
sports stores.
All over Upper Chesapeake Bay
catches of trout have been increas-
ing in size The real trout fishing,
however, still is on the Middles and
around Point Lookout. Capt. Taft
Tippett reports large numbers being
taken trolling as well as fishing on
the bottom and a cobia every now
and then falls for an anglers bait.
With a good chum-line of ground
menhaden there is little doubt these
big gamesters would make good
days fishing anytime.
Trout Offer Good Sport.
With the trout season closed In
Maryland and bass waters so rolled
since the opening day on June Is
many fresh-water fishermen are
going to saft water for their fun
They're taking their flyrods, too. but
bottom fishing with them for hard
heads isn't the fun a school OF trout
will supply when they can be found
on the surface.
To set out deliberately with this
type of angling in mind is like bet
ting on a horse at long odds, but
by carrying the nyrod along on nor
NAL trips for the time when trout
school is encountered is good bet
for lot Of fun. Fresh-water anglers
soon will find the name weakfish is
misleading. and that it refers to deli
cate mouth structure and not to
their fighting ability.
The second broadbill swordfish OF
the season was caught at Montauk
last Thursday. 1t weighed 24l
pounds. Stewart Kenyon, secretary
of Montauk Yacht Club, says the
July fishing tournament is arousing
more interest than ever before and
drawing entries for all classes ex-
cept one.
Anglers from the New York area
find the finest kind Of fishing at
Montauk 1t is the practice to 60
down just for the day Why anglers
from the District do not fish it oc-
casionally is mystifying, but they
keep on going. when they get that
far, to Maine or the Canadian prov
inces.
Fish Goaded to Strike.
Persistent casting in one spot with
the right fy often will raise a big
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Long Island Grid Team
To Be Packer Farm
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The Long
island Indians of the American
Football Association announced to-
day they had reached a working
agreement with the Green Bay
Packers of the National League
whereby the Indians will become
a Green Bay farm.
The Long Island team expects TO
receive 10 to IS players from Green
Bay during the Indians training
period at Cornwall, N. Y.
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D. G. Golfers Must Hurry File
For National Amateur Test

teur champ from Army Navy. and
Earle Skinker Of Columbia. A few
more local amateurs will enter the
event, but In the nam the field
will not be as large as In past
years because of the distance of
Omaha from the National Capital.
Entries must be filed on forms
furnished for the purpose By the
U. S. G. A. and must be sent to
the association Offices at 70 East
Fifty-seventh street, New York.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Western Division Wins
AII-Stur Boil Game

Concentrating all their power in
the last three innings, the peewee
all-stars of the Western division of
the Washington Boys Club League
left their Eastern rivals on the short
end of 1875 count yesterday.
The Eastern team held 40 lead
going into the fifth, but the West
erners scored three times in the
fifth and five times in each the sixth
and seventh for all of their runs.
Second Baseman King of the win
ners had perfect day at bat with
five hits.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

from New York, Illinois, Michigan,
Texas, Massachusetts,, California
and Canada.
Chess Problem No. 351.
By CAUBY PULCHERIO, Second Prize.
Two-movers. "Xeous Mate" Magazine,
May-June, 1925. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
BLACKS MEN.
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Champ Dorothy Kirb,
Annexes AsheViNe
Medal With Is
nv tho Associat.d preSx

BY inc HSsOCIaIeO FrtsH.
ASHEVILLE, N. c.. July 23,-
Dorothy Kirky OF Atlanta. defend
ing champion and medalist. was
matched against Caroline Dykes OF
Columbus, Ga, today in the first
round OF the summer invitation
golf tournament at Baltimore For
est Country Club.
A one-over-per rs was good
enough to give Miss Kirby, the
Georgia champion, first honors yes
terday. .--
Louise Suggs OF Lithia Springs
Ga. Southern titlist. had 79. while
Miss Dykes was way behind with
a 95.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Atlanta Grateful
Knoxville Exists
By the Associated Press.

By the ASsocIhted FresS.
ATLANTA, July 23.-Atlanta
leads the Southern Association
by IS games and last night nearly
5000 fans attended an "apprecia-
ton night" for Knoxville, which
has helped the Atlantans hold top
place since the season started.
Knoxville responded to the fans
appreciation" by losing the game,
8 to 4. The club has lost Is of
the 18 games played with Atlanta
this season.
One consolation-the Tennessee
team has only four more sched-
uled games with Atlanta this year.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
1t. Bill Bryant, Former
Terp Athlete, Weds

1t. Bill Bryant. former all-around
athlete at the University of Mary
land and now an Army officer sta
toned at Fort Devons, Mass. has
joined the ranks of the benedicts.
The bride was Beulah E. Neblett,
daughter of Mrs. Beulah E. Neblett
of Chester, Pa, where the ceremony
took place. Roswell A. Bryant was
best man for his brother.
While at Maryland Bryant starred
in football, basket ball and baseball.
For a time after graduation he toyed
with the idea of a professional dia-
mond career, but abandoned it in
favor of engineering. He was con-
nected with the State engineers Of
fee at Rockville. Md, before being
called to the colorS.
Bryant now is with the Quarter
master Corps.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

by lNt HsSOCIdIeu FItSk.
Beacon, n Y, outpointed Clarence
(Redl Burman. 1894, Baltimore C10):
Pat Comiskey. PA. Paterson, N. j., de-
feated Henry Cooper. 1a1 ", Brooklyn,
N. Y, IO); Lee Savold. 1881
Des Moines Iowa. outpointed Solly
Kriger, 1s0, Brooklyn. N Y. 1O.
NEW YORK. - Jimmy Garrison,
Meal aotySood oysr .orsin Ga,if scored sern
Boston 80
LOS ANGHES-Richie Lemos. 1871.
Los Angeles. outpointed Cleo Shans,
127l2 Brawley, Calf UOD
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Cary, Griff Formhond.
Goes to Charlotte
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, July 23.-Bob
Gary, Washington and Lee outfield-
er who was signed by the Washing
ton Mats and sent to Mayodan. ad-
vanced to Charlotte in the Pied
mont when the former dropped out
Of the Bi-State League.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Virginia Tech Gridder
Working as Skuter

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. July 23.-Irvin
Chasen, Virginia Techs rangy jun
ior end, is working as a rhythm
skating floorman at the new Cava-
lier Sports Arena here.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
. CHE 3 s @
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

open Dallas in
United Chess
the
which is
the distinction competing the championship tilt The
sections of elimination
professional
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Hume Springs Booking

Games for the remainder of the
season are desired by the Hume
Springs nine; phone Alexandria 1854
Evening star., 1941-07-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City. 80: Indianapolis o..
Columbus Q: Minneapolis, 8.
St Paul q; Toledo. &
Milwaukee, ); Louisville. 2.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark. -; Toronto, "a.
Rochester. 2-6: Syracuse, 0-3.
Buffalo, 8; Jersey City. 4.
Montreal, &. Baltimore, D
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circles. IN Cne opening IOunu won
from Mrs. Russell Williams Of Chi
cago, defeated Joseph Rauch OF
Montreal in the second, scored in the
third and then drew with L. Walter
Stephens.
Standing of the players after the
fourth round.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Match play will continue through
July 81. Five of the sixteen entries
are from st. Louis. The others are
Evening star., 1941-01-23
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Evening star., 1941-01-23

SpeoioI purchase of IS. Cotton oordu-
roy. Solid colors. novelty ploids. Zip
per Fastening or toiored button front
styles Sizes 4 to Ok in the group.
LANSBURGHS-Fourt Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-23
ChiIdren'S Shoes

$50 Prs. ChiIdren's 6 Orig. Now
Jr. Miss Straps 6
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white, beige, black, red; broken sizes 5 to 81
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Evening star., 1941-01-23
Table Radios Reduced

Also R0dio-Phonogr0bh Combinations
New models and floor samples. 1910 and 1o4l
Rodios. New rodio guarantee.
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LOCALS WELCOME
RETURN GAME WITH.
NEGRO CHAMPIONS.
ETHIOPIAN CLOWNS. PLAY.
MIC HERE TOMORROW. De
FEATED KEY WEST BASE.
BALL STARS ONCE

Ethiopian Clowns, colored
baseball champions VIII meet
the Key West Colored Al Stars
tomorrow afternoon at Price
Field on Tumbo Island The
game VIII start AZ 3 pm
The Clowns played hare about
three years ago and won from
the locals By vide margin, but
the locals have been waiting for
= return game with them
Allen Smith. Who has played
two years with the Clowns. VIII
be the Key West pitcher and Joe
Niece viii be behind the plate.
Goat Smith, who VIII captain
the Locals. has played with the
Clowns and tTo years with the
Miami Giants.
TIE Clowns played IN the Ma
tionsl Negro Baseball league and
won the title IN playoff with
the Backfa Hiants Of New
York. an1Efl
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RIFLE SHOOTING
Aiming
BIZ DAVE CARLSON
Fosnass Nationsl chanpinn

tAxseezafea Press Feature serxEees
L previous articles you have
been brought to that point where
you are aiming at the target
Prom this point. pivoting On TIE
lefE elbow nave the whole
body until your sights line W On
the bullseye- Nov relax Cheek
yourself muscle BY muscle and
consciously ~ 10 relax each one
Look along your sights Prob
ABBY the rife has swung of :
CIT from the center Of the bull
Move youT bay TO bring your
sights N line z-ith the center Of
the ball Check yourself again
for relaxation
We must also eliminate the
source Of instantaneous reflex az
ire moment Of firing The begin
ner N rife shooting, al that
moment. naturally tends 70 finch
or draw back However. In rife
shooting as in golf OF tennis.
there must be follow through
70 maintain the correct sequence
.uf motion Don't ysnk the trig-
ger ana Qslit. Keep your eye on
the sights and target after fir
ing
Being IN what yOa hopefully
think IS . perfectly relaxed Do
sition, sci your eyes On the line
Of sight Be careful not 70 move
your head Now turn your eyes
away While you are looking
away, your muscles are further
relaxing. giving II 70 that slight
tension you may have put on them
by holding the rifle n perfect
alignment while you looked
through the sights. Now lock
back through ycur sights, and be
sure they are stiH in alignment
With your position Strengthened
out. aim at the bull Look away
for several seconds 70 permit
your muscles 70 relax.
Keep looking through your
sights when you correct your
position. Shooters trying this
method for the first time have
to make number Of adjust
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FOOTBALL
FUNDAMENTALS
misunderstanding
By SID HICKMAN 4.
chiEzso Hesrg Au-Lzszens
: Quarssrbzek ~0@

GAs@seizfes Press Feztzre serEIee3
Q1rserbscking. basiczIIy, Is a
sucSesioh q DDS ard donsts, the
first of which IS don't do as
Lucknan does. do as he tells
y0a, for Luckmzn sometimes
discovers himself prscticing
something no self-respecting
ousrterback would deign to
preach We call thesee errors n
judgment Our coach. George
HAAS. has a much more explicit
name for them-aIso for the Of
Tending Quarterback
To successfaIiy direct . team
the quarterback should at all
times know the down. the dist
ance TO the gained. the position
Of the field, and the time re-
naming 10 be fiaged- He must
keep 4 constant watch On the
defense 70 know whether It Is
using q zane defense CT a man
to-man system or both IN GOV
ering pass receivers, whether
the backs are playing too close
OF TO wide.
He must rely upon his linemen
for information On the play Of
the opposing team, far there IS
no sense IS going outside a tao
kle. for instance. when # IS cas-
Ter to go inside OF him
The most important part Of his
job, however, Is thorough
knowledge Of every play IN the
teams repertoire-in the Bears
case $50 and careful study Of
each teammates capabilities and
condition at every stage Of the
game.
It Is impossible to tel what
plays you win call until you
have seen the defense. Contrary
TO some reports. Bill Osmansks
6z-yard touchdown run On the
second play Of the championship
game last year was not a series
play lone Of several that follow
in a definite sequence) nor had
we planned before We went on
the field to use il.
Washington's defensive stra-
tegy, revealed on our first
smash, seemed to me to be cut
out for the OSmanski nisneuyer.
Unless we gummed it up our
selves, I was confident when I
called it that Bill would go for
a long gain 81
As a general rule, however,
quarterbacks use strong basic
play on first down TO get as
r1any yards as possible On sec
ond down, the practice is to call
something fancy and tricky, some
play where you cut loose. On
third down you return TO a ba-
sic maneuver IN an attempt to
pick up a first down Some
shift in the defense can change
this at any time. however.
4 Il is necessary that the quar-
terback know the individual as
sets of the opponents almost as
well as he knows his own per
sonnet so that he can direct the
attack to put his fastest pass re-
ceivers against the slowest de-
tenders.
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PLUMBERS ANNEX
SIXTH STRAIGHT

Peppers Plumbers rolled 70
their sixth straight victory last
night Al Bzyxiew Park IN the
fErst gane Of dogbleheader.
defeating faer nearest rivals.
Red Raiders. 81
arGce Cigarette willie
Gates. ace Key West softbslI
rnoundsms1, handcuffd tlse pep
y. young Raiders with fwo hits
Results R H z
Plumbers - IOI ii Is Is I
Raiders 600 0IO OIL ? 4
Gates and Hopkins; Arnold.
Thompson and Garcia
Coast Guard scoring freely.
bumped the Ma ten, 1873. N the
nightcap- Amassing Y safeties
and aided BY SIX errors. the
Gusrdsmen piled four big scores
n several innings
Results: r H z.
Ma 23I OIL O-s 6 6
Coast Guard 40I 6s4 x-Is u 6
Blancett and Dean: Castro and
Mslgrat
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nezts before they get into
proper position
Eventually, you VIII be able
70 lie Gown and take position. aim
and look away once or twice and
bit night IN the group While I
have referred only 70 the prone
position, al Of these factors ap-
ply equally to any other position.
In fact the less steady the posi-
ton assumed, such as kneeling
OF standing, the more closely
must this relaxation be checked
70 make sure that the sights align
themselves naturally on the
blIllseye.
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IRE ercss- hlockizg plays on de-
fczsive Hnsrsn wkD~ charge
across the lire Of scrimmase.
Use slant bucks and quick open
ina PLAYS On wet. slippery and
soft fields.
Throw passes down the middle
CT the field when the ball is
wet o. slirperY.
Throw passes 70 tail ends when
phort defenders are trying 70
cover them
Fun PLAYS repeatedly al weak
defensive players who are
dangerous On oEfense.
Punt frequently IL opposing
safety man Is an uncertain
punt handler.
Use quick slant bucks to score.
Use besf bah carrier over Ycur
best blocking hnaman WHEN
yzrdzce Is absolutely nscss-
szry.
Use fake forward pass plays
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STILL HAS HOPES

NEW YoRK-Asked by a law
yer in court IN this city if she was
married, Ada Calvert. a witness,
replied: NO, but I'm only 4s and
SIN have hopes
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when opposing ends and
tackles are too energetic about
rushing the passer.
Keep Yct1E rnird open and re-
ceptivel 70 learn some new
truth iik1s every moment Of
play. wl
-The End---
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Argentina Is one Of the largest
import markets for iron and
steel products
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-08

China has l0s. 900 rural coop
erasire societies. with teal
membership Of 100000.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBALL
BaYviev Park TAO p. m.

First Named Teams 'sVisiting0
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Red Raiders Us.
Coast Guard.
Second Game-Navy vs.. Nav
Sta.