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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-28
Hawkins Is
At Palmer

Or, John Dew
t\ Hawk COL
..trd dentist, has
been named L.
'tse Board oI
Trustees of Pal
amer institute
SedalIa, at tine
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 10; Washington 8.
Boston 81; Philadelphia 2-ll
St. Louis 5: Chicago =.
Detroit 9: Cleveland Is.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-28
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

NOTIOIK .. DUrnUm 7.
AsheVIlle s. Winston Salem 8.
Charlotte 10; Greensboro 10.
Richmond 8, Portsmouth s..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-28

CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE

western Auto g. Hosiery NH 0.
North Henderson Is, Home Guard
,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-28

Continued From Page .
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Baltimore Still Holds
Dominant Position
In Duckpin Meet
Three Standings Change
After Atlanta Rollers
Take Their Turns
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, April 24.-Baltimore
still dominated the standings in the
National DucApin Congress Tourna-
ment today.
Atlanta entries took over yester-
day and throughout the afternoon
and night fired away, but when the
last ball had rolled last night there
were only three changes in stand
ings.
w. N. Carson and George Tyler of
Atlanta edged into second place in
the mems doubles with 778, but still
five pins shy of the 783 scored by
the leaders, Charles Bauer and Dick
Arthur of Baltimore.
The Atlanta duo moved in ahead
OF Tony Noppinger and Andy Au-
gust, also of Baltimore, who held
third with 766.
In the mems boosters, which is led
by Anderson Flower Shop of Atlanta
with 1876, Roselle, the Halter, edged
into fourth place with 1,648.
In the mems singles Lowry Whise-
nant OF Atlanta. with Ali, got fourth
place, showing down Skipper Ellison
of New Britain, Conn, with 4O6. into
fifth. Julian yesterday Of Baltimore,
with 459, still leads.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
George Beyers, One Time Grid
Hero, and Other NotdbIes Roll
With EIks in City Tourney

Soil Conservation League and men,
bers Of the Windsor Shop team of the
Rhode Island Avenue Business Mems
League. Hooker banged out 345 in
class F singles while the Windsors
gained first place in class C with
1870 with George Fanshaw's 154-
BAT high.
Alden Smith of Stanley S & 10
thrilled as he climaxed a 148 count
with triple
Al Gouchers' 1868 and Ed Radtke's
l43 were the heaviest wallops as the
Bottle Drivers of the Heurich Brew
erS League took over the leadership
of class D with 1,677. Joe Yocum
was the big gun with 371 as the
Plainsmen of the Interdepartmental
Mixed League gained the top spot in
class E with 1868
Ned Warner, manager of the Del
Ray pin plant, was the highest sin
giles roller Of the evening, moving
to second place in class B with 1853.
His lat also was tops.
Posting 361. Joe Bell of the Fed
eral Communications League forged
to the front in class B singles, while
William Hoppe shot into second
place in class D with 346.
Doubles Leaders Topped.
Top scores were boosted in three
doubles classes as R. Rains and F.
Alkire forged to the front in class
c with I'll, B. Traver and A. Howell
hit for 658 in clasas E and Tom
Cribbin and D. Trantham posted
583 in the class F.
After warming up in the singles
with inconspicuous scores, Norman
Prather and Bill Shelton of the
Heurich Brewers League raped out
the top doubles count of the eve
ming, 724, to gain second place in
class B. j. Noll and H. Herbert.
who helped to put the Plainsmen in
first place. rolled identical scores of
1856 to take third place in class 3
doubles with 7l2.
knights of Columbus. NAVY Yard
and Country Club howlers will take
over the drives tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Hill Billy Pair 10 Pep
RassIing Program;
Hornet on Gard

Hill billy capers, with a side dish
of wrestling to keep the advertising
honest, features tonight's mat pro-
gram at Turner's Arena.
Elmer and Elvira Snodgrass, a
couple of newcomers on the circuit,
will supply the mountaineer act,
with Elmer meeting Tom Marvin
and Elvira engaging Gladys Will
liam. Elvira doesn't pretend to be
gen-u-Wine rassler, but just an
ornery, or ordinary, scuffler. But
she always wins her scuff1es.
In the straight wrestling the
Green Hornet meets Lou Plummer,
Hans Kampfer tackles Warren
Bockwinkle and Henry Kulkovich
meets Fred Grobmier.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Tonight's Schedule
In Pin Tourney
ANGLES PM.

Ciass Phil Caul, Eddie Jackerson.
Glass C-B. jenkins, Hamel, Bowie. haIpn
Dudrow, jr. James Graham, warren no
gan, Nanny Landsman, Hubert kaloen-
Class D-Langley, Travis Brewer. Will
liam Brewer, Raymond GotSin' JACK
ciass Ed. Nance Swami, Buford Tyler,
Class F@FTederick Pfasins, Dustin
TEAMS-S PM.
Class A-Washington Daily News No. l
(chevy Chase CommerciaD.
Class eAntlers tElkSl: ,.L p,,.
No / (Lutheran), Proof Shop Navy Yard
Class DICharity lElksl, Retirement
CRsiiroad Retirement Board).
DoUBLES-1O PM.
Glass Al Hendley, ST., and Al Hend-
class B-oeorse Croker and Fred T.
Class c-Herbert Myers and Joseph
Class D-Harry Burke and e. Finn
seay. J. Earl Burgess and John Perry,
Travis Brewer and William Brewer.
Glass TMelvin Carrico and Judson
Deaner Dustin Mussante and Hubert Kali
denbach. Vance Swami and Peter Charu-
Class rFrederick Phasing and Buford
Tyler.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
1ubbs-Mifka Duckpin
Combination Rules
Mixed Tourney
Luckett-Helms Second
Two Sticks Behind in
Event at Arlington

Lloyd Tubbs and Ruth Mifka were
$3.50 richer apiece today by virtue
Of their victory in mixed doubles
staged at the Arlington Bowling
Center. Tubbs fired 154-422, while
his fair partner, making her debut
in stake competition, posted 286 with
110 for her top string. Their score
Of 754 included a 46-pin handicap.
Jim Luckett and Kitty Helms
finished only two sticks back of the
winners to split $40. Luckett rolled
i60-412, while Miss Helms, a new
conner fast gaining recognition,
counted 1892. Lillian Copeland,
starring for the feminine contest
ants tackled 1886 to AL Wright's
1872 to land third place.
Bert Lynn of Shaffer Flower Shop
grabbed top honors in the Southeast
League with 153-41l, while Boyles
Restaurant and City Baking divided
highs Of COS and 1,749, respectively.
A record fell in the Financial
League at Brookland when McCul-
lough of Winthrop-Mitch hit
for 400.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

try it, Fabier would be warned and
go into hiding. AS it is, both think
they're safe. They'll meet some
where, perhaps in Puerto Rico"
OBrien still didn't like it. His
scowl was darker. Here's man
murdered" he said, "and you Army
guys ask us cops to let our one lead
get away. What I'd like to know is
what are you after?"
You know what Carmody was
don't you?'
"Sure. A millionaire ornaments
salesman"
well, Carmody had something
the War Department is interested
in. Certain documents that have
disappeared. Fabier got them, ot
course. That's why we're so keen
about finding him"
"And you think he'll really meet
the Mora dame?"
Exactly, O'Brien. Wish me luck
old man.
OBrien said, Good luck" grudg-
ingly. And David boarded the ship.
David watched the girl all through
dinner, and when she left the din
ing salon he followed her up to the
promenade deck. She wore a shim-
mering black evening dress and bo-
lero. She was overwhelmingly love-
". The tiny white forelock in her
dark hair was intriguing.
David Makes Approach.
David lighted a cigarette, follow
ing her. and when she stopped at
the railing amidships he went up to
her.
He said, "a nice evening""
She slowly turned to look at him
Her eyes were wide and very dark.
She said, in a husky voice with a
faint accent, 1T is a nice evening"
then turned her back.
David leaned on the railing and
watched the moon, pale, red, coming
up in the southeast. The water was
full of whitecaps. The ships wake
was turning phosphorescent. The
deck had a gentle motion. 1t was
all very pleasant. David thought
he would enjoy it more if he didn't
have to hound this girl.
From the corner of his eye he
saw that though she had turned her
back she hadn't moved away.
He said, Going ashore at San
Juan?"
That brought her around facing
him. San Jan? I do not know
the place. I am going to Puerto
Rico"
"Well, San Juan is Puerto Rico's
main city"
"Oh! Then I am going there.
Mop"
He laughed. He liked the way
she tagged mo" at the end of the
statement. He liked, too, that wisp
of white hair Both were distinc-
tive. Then he saw that she was
frowning.
What is so funny? I, perhapS?'
mo. Not you at all. I always
laugh like that"
That is strange, I think"
"a little strange" he said. "And
a bad habit. I'll have to watch my
self"
David Is Complimentary.
The girl said, 81 think so, too
and started to turn away.
David fell into step beside her
He said, Haven't I seen you some.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

had been, day ago, merely a name
on a map. And playing an excit-
ing role, that of LYDIA Mora-and
almost being LYDIA Mora. She
thought of how she had spoken with
a faint accent, fooling her ship
board acquaintance, David Larsen.
Hildreth Walther was reading on
the sofa. She looked up, her dark
eyes remote and unfriendly. She
said, who was the man, Miss
Mora?"
David Larsen"
"You knew him before tonight?"
mo. He spoke to me. I let him.
I didn't think it mattered. You told
me LYDIA Mora was in the habit of
flirting a little"
Flirting a little is all right, of
course" Hildreth said. But be
careful you don't give yourself
away"
Don't worry. I fooled him COM
pletely."
Nan crossed to the door of her
bedroom but hesitated as knock
sounded on the passageway door.
Hildreth went and opened, and Nan
heard the woman's sharply drawn
breath, which was like startled
gasp. She saw Hildreth attempt to
close the door, but the man who was
there had his hand against the
panel and forcibly pushed it aside.
He stepped in. closed the door,
stood with his shoulders against it.
He was a tall man, his shoulders
very wide. He was blond, hand
some, but behind his glasses his CO.
balt-blue eyes were cold and hard.
A smile lay crookedly on his mouth.
He glanced at Nan, then back at
Hildretn. Don't ever close a door
in my face, Hildreth," he said. RE
member that"
Hildreth'S Stolid face was pale.
She said. Get out!" Historically.
The man shook his head. mo,
you get out Hildreth. And let me
alone with my wife"
Hildreth didn't move. She looked
at Nan with terrified eyes.
The man said Get out!" And
Nan, frightened, saw Hildreth obey.
(Copyright, 1941, by Chicago Daily NewsO
(Continued tomorroW.)
Evening star., 1941-04-24

where before? You seem awfully
familiar"
1T is possible" she said. "A great
many people see me. I am on the
stage"
"Oh, an actress :" He gave
her sldelong glance. I've got it!
You were in that play, No Other
Rapture You're LYDIA Mora.
I'm flattered"
II should have recognized you
sooner. I saw your play. You are
very good actress"
She smiled; and when she smiled
her eyes lighted. Il like that. I
like to be flattered. Even though
I am poor actress. But it is
very kind of you. :" She made
a dramatic little gesture with her
hands. And they told me Ameri-
can men were not gallant"
David looked right into her eyes.
He said, I'm an exception. You
don't come across my kind every
day"
Then I had better take advan-
tage of my luck. Mop"
David said, Yes" and offered his
arm. Once around deck, and then
a cocktail. How's that?"
LYDIA Mora took his arm.
Her eyes laughed at him over
the rim of her cocktail glass. She
said, You do not tell me one thing.
What is your name?"
David Larsen"
David Is Optimistic.
David. :" Her voice gave
1t strange and new connotation.
That is nice. I like it. Maybe
like you, too. Mop"
Il don't know. Tell me about
yourself"
There's nothing to tell" David
Evening star., 1941-04-24

said. I'm soldier on leave. That's
all"
LYDIA Mora'S smile faded and a
froWn came to mar the smoothnesS
of her forehead. "a soldier! I do
not like soldiers. The world is full
of them. I know. I have seen
1t in Europe"
But this isn't Europe. It's diff
ferent here"
Il know" The smile came back.
And I am glad. You are one
soldier I like, David"
He smiled at that, and silently
congratulated himself. He could
handle this girl. 1t would be easy.
She would lead him right to Eric
Fabier.
He said: "Are you travelling alone,
Miss Mora?"
But, no! My secretary is with
me-"
Meeting friends in San Juan?"
mo. know no one on San Juan.
7 am merely on vacation, My play
closed. need rest before open
in another"
Maybe we could see the sights
together?" David suggested.
And LYDIA Mora said, Maybe
80" very softly.
Report on Fabier.
David left her at her cabin door,
then went to the smoking room. He
sat and thought about her, wonder-
ing how a girl such as she hap
pened to be involved with men like
Eric Fabier and Richard Carmody
She wasn't the type. Or was she?
David remembered she was an act
ress. Quite likely she could play
any sort of role she wished-on
stage or off. And it was just as
likely that she had been playing a
special role for him.
He shrugged her out of his
thoughts and took a paper from
his pocket. 1t was a telegram from
G-2 containing information about
Eric Fabier. 1t read:
Eric Fabier. formerly military
attache, Czecho-Slovak Embassy,
Washington. Staying in United
States on special visa. Suspected of
implication in Zorane spy plot.
Nothing proved. Recent trip to
South America got him involved
with Brazilian police. Born Prague,
1910. Wealthy family whose estates
now confiscated. Fabier's personal
finances obscure"
David frowned over the message
1t told him nothing he didn't al
ready know. He would add quite a
bit to it. There was definite link
between Fabier and a spy ring
which had headquarters in Havana.
Fabier's finances were not obscure,
for he had plenty of money, but
the source of that money was OBJ
Scure. Then there was Fabier's re-
cent association with Carmody, man
of mystery, and Fabier's cigarette
case in the room where Carmody
was murdered. Finally, there was
Fabier's romance with LYDIA Mora.
David didn't like to think about
that. Now that he knew LYDIA Mora
he didn't like the thought of a love
affair between the two.
HiIdreth Is Terrified.
Nan Bentleys color was high as
she entered her sitting room. Both
her lips and eyes were smiling.
She had had a lot of fun tonight.
Nothing in her drab past could
compare to this. Aboard an ocean
liner, sailing to some place that
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Powerful Foe Sought
By Little Toverns

Little Tavern baseball team of the
Industrial League wants games for
Friday and Saturday with strong
unlimited mines. The team has a
diamond.
Maryland Aces or Greenbelt A. c.
particularly are challenged. Call
Sam Cole at Republic O123 during
the day or Randolph 56O7 at night.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

George Beyers, famed as a half
back when the Navy Yard and Mer-
curry teams were making Capital
sandlot football history nearly two
decades ago, will be at the helm OF
the Charity team when boWlers of
the Elks League slide the runways
OF the Lucky Strike tonight in the
third evening of competition in the
3lst annual tournament of the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
tion.
Star of a little later era when the
Apaches all but showed the Mo-
hawks off the football map, Seymour
Hall, now secretary of the Elks
League, also is expected to see &C
tion on one of six teams slated to
roll.
Schroth, Mulvey, Nolan Shoot.
More prominent in the bowling
ranks, Norman Schroth and Ed Null
vey, who once were main cogs in
the strong Cornell Lunch team of
the District League, and Tom Nolan,
VINO asked no quarter from the best
OF 'em more than quarter of
century ago, also are slated to per-
form with the ElkS. Schroth still is
one of the most feared bowlers when
Convention Hall is the scene of
battle. Mulvey sports the all-time
class G singles mark of 432, rolled
in the 1888 w. c. D. A. tournament
at Convention Hall. Roger King,
top bowler of the Elks loop, is down
for action.
Bill Caul, prominent pinman of
the Bureau of Standards League,
will be among the most of singles
contestants firing at 7 pm, while
Al Hendley, sr., and Al Hendley, jr.,
will be a father -and-Son combina-
ton rolling doubles at 10 pm. along
with George Crocker and Fred Wat
son, two Hyattsville Commercial
League topnotchers.
Among the eight new leaders who
forged TO the front last night at the
Lucky Strike, probably the most
pleased, were Phillip Hooker of the
Evening star., 1941-04-24

woman following her is her sec
retary"
David glanced at the secretary,
saw that she was colorless middle
aged woman. He turned and faced
the speaker, Detective Sergt. Mike
OBrien.
Il recognized her, Sergeant. You
were quite right. She is leaving the
country"
Yeah. And once she gets to a
foreign country she'll be out of our
reach"
Puerto Rico" David said, "is part
of the United States"
Maybe it is. But don't like this,
anyway. If it wasn't for you fell
lows from the War Department, I'd
pick her up"
That wouldn't work. LYDIA Mora
comes from a country that has a
Gestapo. Not even a third-degree
here would make her talk"
OBrien scoWled. His round, f1orid
face showed how much he didn't
like this. Maybe you got a better
way" he groWled. But I doubt it.
There's only one way to handle these
foreign DANES"
Sees Need for Finesse.
mo. O'Brien, this takes fnesse."
David grinned at the detective.
Before this ship reaches Puerto
Rico, LYDIA Mora will be telling me
her life story"
All want her to tell is where
Eric Fabier is. I have notion to
yank her off that boat"
"On what charge? You haven't
a thing on her"
II could book her as witness.
I've a hunch she knows plenty
about Carmody's murder"
You couldn't hold her minute,
O'Brien," David said. And if you'd
Evening star., 1941-04-24
st. AIbuns Nails Gilman,
KEEPS Net Slate Clean
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Md, April 24.-St.
Adams tennis team of Washing
ton remained in the undefeated
column today as a result of its
go whitewash Of an old rival, Gill
man, here yesterday. All of the
points came in singles, the doubles
being cancelled because Of cold
and darkness.
Every match was decided in
straight sets.
Summaries:
stnsle-cooper defeated Walsh. 6-3;,
50; Chewing defeated Bonneii' 81,
60: Lee defeated Maxcy, 81, S-S;
Doyle defeated Murdock, 6-4. 50
cuisgle defeated Handrahan, 6-2. S-f
sacks defeated Chapman 6-4' 3D.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Fussing May Cost
Orioles Pin Meet
By the Associated Press.

ATLANTA. April 24.-Baltimore
Is scheduled to get next years
national duckpin bowling tour
nament. But approval will be
withdrawn unless warning fac
tions of the city's bowlers quit
wrangling. Those who know say
they have until tomorrow night
to kiss and make up, or else.
This years tourney, a record
breaker, winds up Sunday. And, by
the way, did you ever consider
bowling is about the only sport
where the players pay to compete
and the spectators get in free?
Evening star., 1941-04-24
SObe Glorious Illusion
by Michael 7'eaf 60

The story thus far Nan Bentley accepts the startling
ton offered by LYDIA Nora current Broaday European
refugee requiring Nan to public
peek during Which LYDIA plans quietly Eric Fabr The
LYDIA Faber
LydaS secretary Hidret Wather efficiently plans
their immediate trip to Puerto Rico Shortly they
Leave for the dock policeman the apartment
Nan Uho he beepeS OF be Lyda cigarette
and asks she it, Nan doesn't
asks where
orders the maid to Sho1U
Evening star., 1941-04-24
FOUND.

DOLL TRUNK, on New Mexico ave. Owner
please identify. EN-. 4l96 between 3-5 p m.
LOVE BIRD found. $500 Jones Mill I'd,
Chevy Chase. Md.
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS TO Animal Rest Shelter, 1900
Wheeler rd sc. AT 1858 Present facili-
ties limited to that class only
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Fiqhts Last Night

ny the Associated Press.
BIJFFALO, N Y.-Clarence Jones, 1904,
Huffalo outpointed Al Delaney. 1885, New
AoE PERTH AMBoY. N. J-'Red' Coch:
rane. l43, Elizabeth, N. j. outpointed
Reaso Dell, 147. Scranton Pa. tS.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS,
Washington Permanent Building Associ-
alton will be held at the office, 500 F
street. Northwest. May T. 1941, at 300
p m, for election of officers and directors.
Polls open from 1000 am. to 200 pm.
HERMANN H. BERGMANN
Secretary.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. THOMAS j. TATE, JR, 1890 Peach
tree st, Atlanta, Ga. pa
WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself JOHN H. RYON, 1922 c st. ne.
"a
Evening star., 1941-04-24
CHAPTER III.

David Larsen watched the
the them.
gangpank She slim and
thought
something out of a woman's fashion
dame Captain. The
Evening star., 1941-04-24

BUSINESS WOMAN with pleasing tele-
phone voice to contact families in or
arriving IL Washington who may desire 10
purchase a home. Information strictly
confidential, and the person selected for
this work should have contacts and facill-
and qualifications Box 492-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

CAFETERIA counter girl and tea room
mattresses. experienced, 21 TO 30 yrs. OF
aEe. References. Apply So pm, Tally
HO ReStaurant. $40 1Ith ST. u v.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be expert; Food
pay. steady work LIlIas, Uptown Salon,
RAJ Conn
Evening star., 1941-04-24

BOOKKEEPER-Hea boOkkeeper for hotel,
Experienced and efficient. knowledge Of
stenography desirable. Apply at once.
Hotel Grafton
Evening star., 1941-04-24

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced;
permanent position. lI43 ST. NV,
PpaufN Monk
Evening star., 1941-04-24

BEAUTY OPERATOR, al around, apply
IN perscn- lLnl Evo s. n "
Evening star., 1941-04-24

CLERICAL POSITION, knowledge Of Short
hand ana typing necessary. Phone man.
ager. Me. 5000, for appointment.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

SODA DISPENSERS, expert
enced desired but not neces-
sary. Apply Whelan Drug
Co., 631 E st. NV, Rm. 400.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

Nan meets her husband.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

LERK-CASHIEP AND TYPIST for real
estate firm. Experience not necessary,
but must have high school or equal edu-
cation, business course preferable, be under
20. and have a pleasing personality. Box
37S-Z, Star
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Mems S City Duckpin
Tourney Scores

SINGLES.
Norman GLAss sSssh.r 4 ass John IAss Eais.E p aas
Ned Warner 3SS
L. G. Collins 339
CLASS c.
Marvin Nalley 324 Ben sisemoore 333
George Boyd 2qQ Joseph Bell - 36l
A. Fincham--- 323 Bill Shelton - 317
CLASS D.
2oSsra GSa asIs#an Emsn 39s wssnsf RsnlfF 3s5ss
w. Hoppe - 346
A. caporalletti- 31b John wasko - soe
GLASS r.
r. whittord - 2s6 P. Hooker -- s45
DOUBLES.
CLASS B.
Ns 9s 19s 1ss 1ts Nas lss e
H5:s 5s e s Sc Has%a ssS;s IL Is 1Ss g
C6ON 232 1873 1879 (6s0 232 22O 216
sRsSn sPstRsr m 8 iS 1 srevtt eRn 1is IS "a q q
c72Q 219 258 249 tsO0 2o3 2O2 2O2
E6asl s Ss s9 @ ss g Gons En. 5S 9s
reas, a11 227 1as cesa a0s 255 2se
Bssfh IL = os 53 stanstt 1Sa g 2 z g
tsss) 212 225 24a GOD 2O2 204 201
Rhnss Rkfe IL IL IL IL P9F5sn g. S5 95 1s3
SP 1 g fss s ass zss5: esI:e ls$ fs5 fsa
Rl5ss, 81 Il IL IL Es:sn ls$ s IL 4
(6aD 204 2el 22e $500 100 1s6 2l5
s5ihsT- Eiifsg 19f 199 III III 1Cs 1os
7Os 217 272 2l4
Z4ssas xHnss 1ss 8: Ra R5ss: 1s M ss s sS 1sS
Ceo0 1913 1913 2l8 Css0 212 1875 226
fSvSi HoWsli 1i1eo 1i1eo 1fGss 1fa fR' TaPRam 81 s. s$
(s6s> 24s 2o7 2o3 C5s3 2o9 1873 1856
TEAMS.
CLASS c.
Windsor Shop. Stanley S & 10.
EBeech 1os 132 1932 Tamasni ss 1od 10d 102 O.
Johnson III 1l4 IL cover sS I0o sS
EeR EeRo Ss Sa 1ss ss 15 1S5 Roser R59Ee I % fS
Il $500 531 5e6 593 u,5s4) 497 b42 555
Happy Five. Chemists.
HoWes aoRman e. s9 100 90 Wasman % So So 107 1ai
FUR 116 119 107 Oglio--- 95 SO l IS
Mathe's 1O6 "a 102 Hauer- 118 103 S3
Taylor 110 1O6 11s Caul-- ia 105 81
n.5s0 527 544 512 u.51s) 5le 4sa 5o4
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Richard'n 80 100 124 Bell - 1O3 "a 119
Hutchn 95 129 sS Wasko 90 95 "a
Lemerise 100 116 93 Runyan lis 125 90
Farmer lO1 1O4 1876 Fulmer 98 113 103
Q,595) 4a3 54s 554 n.524) 5O2 51s 5O4
May Hardware. Office.
Hipsiey los 102 1O6 Lanier-- SO 9S 102
aeTHse1 aewsen q % liz s. Nieholas 10S o. liz liz 125
NoIi - 90 12O 81 Miltner- 126 119 1O1
u.57S 623 563 4s2 d.e12) 500 $50 SIG
CLASS D. CLASS E.
Bottle Drivers. Piainsmen.
Rodtke 143 50 100 Blank 100 90 90
Goucher 13s 100 III sapp 1oe 105 ia
Bennie e3 as ,s7 Yocum 15s 13s 129
ti,s7D be7 5a2 b4s u.5eO 6s2 612 524
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