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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
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school board 10 teach science In
the high school.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". .. wsa-wersh
of Buckley have recently rented
their ranch and are moving TO
Tacoma.
Fills Evans. who II employed ~
the West End grocery. recently
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Evans 81 Elmira-
A package containing = pair Of
new and large woman's stockings
and a receipted bill for 81 was
received this week by mn Case.
husky cigsr-smoking dispatcher Of
the Foss Launch A Tug Co. The
egift" was mailed IN Jamestown,
y. d. and correctly addressed In
detail 10 the puzzled waterfront
bachelor.
-
less. D.. IItten. 1sii Thurs
ton. and Lncy ". Morelsnd. Had
lock. wash. made application re-
Gently for marriage license from
the Grays Harbor county auditor
at Montesano.
Nj. Aannahgr
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
T. Jock" NeOmber Of COS East
3Sth. recently returned home after
a weeks visit with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". ~. McOmber
Of Auburn.
City hall patrons are wondering
what Val Fswcett. finance com
missioner. will wear In his lapel
when the little blue oornfioaers
which have adorned his coat all
summer go out Of season.
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Masonic.
1922 SO Yakima ave. have M
guests this week. Miss beverly
Cook. ~ los Angeles. She II tho
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Cook. former Taeomans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ella. Hop. asos
So. II st, we're recent visitors
At the John fs.iinEer home tist
east Of Spokane.
Don seifsrt. iTi7 So. 7ih. can
almost hold family reunion al
his employment ~ BoeinK Air.
craft company In Seattle Two of
Don's cousins. Biain. InEham and
Roy seifer. both o Eima, are
also working at Boslngs
Mrs. ID. :. WYATT and daughter.
Lois. Of Lynden are now visiting
Al the Howard wyatt home at
spsnsway
Cecil Davis. 70. Tacoma. and
Rosie Gi-Ie. -. South Tacoma. re-
Gently made application for a mar.
rage license from the Lewis coun-
y sudi,or AZ chshshs.
%. .. Van Alta. who IL known
10 close friends a. the Merchant
u Market Street mas just re-
turned from = three weeks buy-
INK trip. BE II merchandise mana
ger Of Rhodes Annex.
Betty johnson i recovering
after undergoing = tonsilseioiny.
niaafd f>pixl ra..sii. publicity
director for CALIFORNIA; Ail.Ysa
club ~ Los Angeles. il vacation
visitor In Tacoma. visiting bis par
snis. ". and Mrs.. John d. p..-
.eit. Fasastt occasionally crosses
the paths u such well known -.
facomans a. Bravsa Dyer. Ar
fillmore. Hsnry Webster, Jimmy
Mitchell also recent visitor
ssfsJ Maj Roy Nc siiIss. Roy
'tss hfsAn. nov doing Phoenix.
ARR. publicity sad = fs~ other
ads Who used Tacoma nsespapers +.
nd RADIO stations a. spring boards. /.
spig| "a once star sa0-yara F
runner ard miisr o. ths CPS tack /.
team.
msl hsnySa y. Younger ~ Ia
'oma Nili represent Washington
state selsetiys Service hssdqusr-
.sfs ~ a conference II personnel
'ffiesrs from idaho. Oregon. Mon
ana ana Washington a. as4ttis
Apg. 70 and 20. E
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". .. Cousin
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. Esd o.. Decker. /
gtth daughter. tirrisis Decker. rs-
l1Fnsa ThgFsdAy from four -s1sy
motor TIP n Vancouver. p C.. ana
snvrons
Young hostssses al . dancing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

pariy. = surprise Tor tsr~. lee
Cooper. Thursday evening ~ Asr.
ricks. were Ruth Wsss and nuh-
HE. Olsen. Forty attended.
Everett MessK.r. assa 80 unscn
ave. ha. been appointed Local Ma
tional nag week chairman for the
iath annual observance throughout
ne nation. Sept. III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Young hostsssss at a dancing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. N. " a. Con.ia
and Mr.. ssd Mrs. tsf D. Decker.
Ntth daughter. tirriBis Decker. re-
turned Thufsday from . four-sisy
rnnsor TIP n Vancouver. p. G.. ana
snv1rona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Parker Eleven
0ute|dssedb by
u. D. High, B-6
10000 See Cubs
Whip Old Rivals
in Night Contest

To its coach, Bob Herman, the
u. of D. High football team last
week was green but with posi-
bilities."
To $1,000 highly impressed fans
in L. of d. Stadium last night,
however. the Cubs were a slick,
smoothly functoning unit OF UNI
doubted championship calibre as
they thumped Highland Park. -
10 s. for the sixth straight year.
The crowd was the largest since
the rivalry began in 1927.
For an opening game, L. OF d.
High had more polish than some
prep teams acquire in an entire
season. Particularly impressive
was the line, although the Cubs
tailed three of its four touch
downs on passes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Dackers Have Room Robbed Sd Year

Here there Sylvanus Apps the Toronto Maple Leafs
great may uniform before the year according
Ralph Globe and Mail The Maple Leaf
captain the army after
which he hopes for appointment with the active army Big
Portland Montreal Canadens defense recently
married to Miss Isabelle Robertson of Collingwood Ont
Reggie Hamilton Of the Maple Leafs father
daughter named Gloria For the third
five members of Green Bay Packers football team had their
Milwaukee hotel robbed while they playing an
exhibition game Buckets Godenberg remembering the
thefts hid his avoided loss Mickey
and Bill off the y H. l. list Of referees for the
1912 hockey season league with deaf
referee Charles Rabbit McVeigh and Abter Chadwick with
sight in only eye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Gideon in Ann Arbor on Furlouoh

PICKED Up on THE MICHIGAN CAMPUS: Elmer
Gideon Michigan athlete who signed by Washington was
In Arbor this week fuough from Fort Riley Kan where
he and Fred rosko learning about horses from the ground
up. It's the biggest cavalry station in the country
Hercules Renda the nifty might who feet inches in
the morning feet inches the afternoon turned
by corps his draft board because he's 40
pounds overweight weighs 10 and insists tits
weight and not fat"
Cliff Keen father of two daughters is the father of
youngser James Clifford Keen James is for
Cliffs father Keen wrestling coach and assistant football
coach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
International New. .sspise .Vre

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20.-The st.
Louis Cardinals were within a half
"a game of the National League
leading Brooklyn Dodgers today as
a result of humping Chicago. 3 TO
I, last night behind the seventh
hurting of Harry Gumbert.
The Cards collected their pay
off hits off Paul Erickson, the
Bruins rookie Highlander, to put
over a run in the opening inning,
then rallied for another pair of
ITALICS in the fifth to chalk up their
margin Of victory.
Terry Moore. whose head injury
had kept him out of the Red Birds
lineup returned with a bang and
a two-base hit TO start the Cards
going. The hit sent Jimmy Brown,
who had slashed out a one-bagger,
to third. Stan Musial strolled TO
MI the bases. Erickson regalned
his poise long enough to Whit
Johnny Hopp and Estel Crabtree
but then he walked Frank Crespi,
forcing Brown home with the
initial tally.
The Cubs. who got seven singles.
tied the score in the fourth on
singles by Bill Nicholson, Babe
Dahlgren and Lou Stringer.
ST. Louis won the game with
two runs in the fifth on Gumbert's
single, Browns force out of Gum
bert. Moores double, sending
Brown home from first and
MuSials hit, scoring Moore.
The victory was Gumbert's fifth
consecutive win of the season. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
.Snedd Cards "a
To Lead at PhiIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 90
Out from among a pack that in
cluded virtually everybody who il
anybody in the world of golf bust
Slammin' Sammy Snead TO take
the opening lead in the first an
nual Henry Hurst Invitation golf
tournament.
In a list of 10 starters. Sammy
put together red hot 32-32-64
at the Torresdale- Frankford Coun-
try Club TO set a new course COM
petitive record.
Right on his heels came Teri
Johnson, pro from nearby Norris
town, Pa. who raped out a 1882
for a par-shattering 65.
Thirty-nine-year-old Billy Burke
Of Cleveland, 1881 Open winner
registered a 31-36-67 and Tony
Penna of Dayton, o., got a 1888
IS Craig Wood wound up with
32-39-7l, Vic Ghezzi had a 34-41
rs, and Ben Hogan's card read
35-37-72.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

Marjorie RoW, Youngest Champion Women's
District Has Had, Rated Fine Golf Prospect
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

The Women's District today has
the youngest champion in its his
tory-Marjorie Row, l9-year-old
Meadowbrook golfer.
What's more, the tall and blue
eyed miss who yesterday defeated
Mrs. Donald Weiss. 4-2, in the &C.
hole final at Red Run. is the best
prospect TO appear since first Mar
garet Russell and then Hope
SeigniouS began winning titles.
Now that she has convinced
herself she can win, Miss Row
who shortly will resume her
studies al Michigan State as a
junior, should continue 10 60
places.
As she demonstrated this week
al Red Run IN marching 10 her
FIRST important championship. the
MeadoWbrook star has about
everything that il takes to be a
successful golfer.
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Louis Shows He Still
Has His KdYo Punch

GREENWOOD LAKE. n. Y.
Sept. 20.-GNS)-Has Joe Louis
lost his punch?
This question received a firmly
negative answer today at the
champions training quarters here
after Louis fattened George
Higgs. one of his betty sparring
mates.
Training for his heavyweight
title defense against Lou Nova.
September %. Louis went four
rounds. in all, with the human
punching bags, and trainer Jack
Blackburn said the bomber's
punching was sharper than I've
seen il since last Winter
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HAS LOTS OF POWER

There's power in her we'll
and picturesque swing.
She was home with her tee shot
on the 220-yard sixth yesterday
afternoon. And sank a 15-foot putt
for a woman's eagle deuce.
She plays both woods and irons
well off the fairwayS On holes
like the fifth and ninth. she was
almost as far IN two as some OF
the mightieSt males get
She's a fine putter. Yesterday
she Just about matched Mrs. Weiss
on the greens. That's saying a lot
because there are few better putt
ers any place than the Flint star.
She has youth and, with IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
$4,000 PIdyoff Pool
Voted for Hockey

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept 20
GNS)-President George Higgins
of the American Hockey Associa-
tion announced today on his return
from a schedule meeting in Omaha
that the league had voted a play
off pool Of more than $4,000 for
the l9il-42 season
The league season opens NoNem-
Der ) with ST. Paul at Fort Worth.
and Minneapolis at Omaha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Emery Clashes
With Bdrnunn
At Crosse lie
Burkemo Has a g.
as 7 Out-of- Town
Golfers Qualify

Something doing all the time
never a dull moment.
That's the boast Joe Devany
and the other loyal Crosse Hers
like 10 make about their invita-
tional tournament, which moved
into the match play stage today
and continues over Sunday.
They must be right. too.
Walter Burkcmo. the former
Detroiter now living in Chicago,
started the tournament off with a
bang by capturing the qualifying
medal with 1884 81. a new anna
teur competitive record He got
II despite the loss Of stroke
through a ball only inches out
of-boundS on the twelfth.
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Keller Has
Series Hopes
International New. Service wiz.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-Char-
ley Keller today held hopes that
he would be able to Join his New
York Yankee teammates in the
World Series.
Keller, who sustained Clipped
bone in his right ankle sliding
into second base recently, planned
TO exercise the injured limb today
at Yankee Stadium. A cast was
removed from the ankle yesterday.
and physicians said il is possible
that Keller will be able to partici-
pate IN the series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

over his airedales the night Buddy
Baer flattened him In Washington.
GaIentO and Braddock both dropped
him when Joe got tangled up with
his tOotsies. Heavyweights are born
to be awkward, 1t seems, starting
with John l.. Sullivan.
But Nova is 80 graceful that he
would be natural leading COnga
line. Lou could give Madame La
Tonga six easy lessons. Joe Louis
challenger says:
1T II all a matter OF balance.
have learned through my Yogi teach
ments how 10 distribute my weight"
And his sparring partners. who
wouldn't know a cosmic punch from a
kick In the pants, say that 1.-The guy
hurts you" and If this isn't sincere
4 the sheerest forms of flattery.
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Near but SO Far
Cards Only TDo Points From Lead but Dodgers
Have Edge Playing Futile Phillies
3, Inl.rnatIonal So. ser,Ics

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.Those high flying Cardinals from
St Louis sraning feather all wings to gain the
altitude that will enable them to perch the top
of the National League ladder within gliding dis
Of the high today but they needed the heerest
fine fortune to attain their goal
The Cardinals again squared off with the Chicago Cubs,
generally conceded to be fairly tough customer around the
circuit
st. Louis trounced these Bruins to l. and
within half of the idle Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday
Even If the Cards trim the Cubs again in this
seo Of their SERIES the pacemakng Dodgers although their
seemed strung sharply fdders strings had
comparatively foe in the futile Phies Philadelphia
The Dodgers engaged the Pills twice while the
Cards had only single crack at the Cubs.
Terry Moore furnished large portion Of the punch TO
aid pitcher Harry Gumbert humble the Cubs This the
lone in the major leagues and IL left the blazing
National League in the following status;
Team Pa Behind To Play
Brooklyn % 80 GIL
louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Baseball in Brief
By International News SsrvI
HOME RUNS
= hnu1era nnna


Yesterdays homers. none
EADERS-American. Willisms Bosfos
IS Keller. New York %. Heinrich. Nev
York 81.
Nationai--Camnii. Brooklyn 80: ott.
New York 81 Nicholson. Chicago IS.
LEADING HTTTERs
American--williams Boston COS: Travis.
Washington .35s DiMaggio New YORK
.35f Heath. Cleveland $40; sisbert,
334
Nationai--Reiser. Brooklyn 33s. Hack.
Chicago. and Mize 81. Louis az Med.
wick Brooklyn. ana Cooney. Boston .3IA
RUNS BATTED IN
American Keller. New York ia; Di.
Maggie. New York. and Williams Boston
tie. NatiOnal-Camlr Brooklyn ia.
oung, New York ioi. Mite. 81. Louis
LEANING PITCHERS
National krist, 81 Louis 100. Dtstr
I'll. Riddle cincinnatf iT-t!
IT'S
American Gomez New York is-t,
Ruring NsW York i3-5 Dobson Bort0s
.2-5 Fsner Cleveland 2t.i2. Leonard.
Nashington i1-i2.
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Dallas Beats Tulsa
br Texas Loop Title

TULSA. Okla. Sept 20.-GNS)
Dallas today reigned as cham
pion of the Texas Baseball League
having defeated the Tulsa Oilers
2 10 in the deciding game of the
title series last night.
Gordon Maltzberger pitched the
rebels into the title. limiting the
Oilers 10 seven scattered hits
The win gave Dallas the necessary
four victories, as they had previ.
ously won the first, third and fifth
contests of the series.
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MAKES GREAT FINISH

They were even az the ninth,
eighteenth and twenty-seventh.
Then Miss Row, apparently becom-
ing stronger, played the first seven
holes OF the final nine in only one
over mems par TO end the match
with perfectly played four on
the sixteenth, the thirty-fourth
of the match.
Although she was defeated, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

~ Y sports writer's This second guessing at
its very worst
THEY'RE passing the around that Tom .Yawkey
big baseball bankrol from Beantown has piece of
Negro fighter Beau Jack currently campaigning in New
York.
If Brother Yawkey thought he had trouble keeping Ted
Of fights with menwel he going to
learn about headaches in the boxing racket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81. Louis 1-Gumoert and Man
Cuso
Chicago Z 1-Erckson and Nc
CullouEh.
Only game scheduled
TODAYs CANES
BROOKLYN AZ Philadelphia a..
Chicago a. 81 Louis
Pittsburgh AZ Cincinnati az.
Boston a. New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
So games scheduled.
TopAYS CANES
DETROIT A. Chicaro
81 Louis a. Gle Gland
Philadelphia a. Washington.
New YORK 81 Boston.
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o'BRIEN FINDS MARK

Bill O'Brien. Bill Rice and Bill
Duggan are three small and shifty
backs who can carry the ball, but
L. of DIS tackles, Franklin Nc
Laughlin and Paul Bonefante. are
linemen who can make the job
easier and more pleasant. On Of
tense, Highland Park ran into a
stone wall.
O'Brien's pitching arm was re-
sponsible for the three touchdown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

I'IVNVI TT SEVE bEgTI IN ITIV IIUVU'
Chicago 600 100 000-f
ST Louis 100 O20 O0x-3
Runs Nicholson. Brown ?. Moore. Err
rors Mccullough, Hopp. Runs hatted in
Crespi. Striuger Moore, Musial. Two
base hits-Moore 2. Stringer. Muslal. Sac
rfice hits-Erickson. Marion. Bases on
balls-On Erickson 4 off Gumbert g.
Struck OUT BY Erickson 4. by Gumbert 4.
Left on bases-Chicago 7. st. Louis Q.
Double plays-Crespt 10 Marion 10 Hopp.
Hopp tunassistedl. Umpires-Ballanfant
Barlck and Pinelli. Time SO. Attend.
ance-3 500.
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Probable Pitchers
TO-DAY
By international News Service
AMERICAN TFACIrE

~ InternaiIonaI NeWs SeTNIce
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York russo A. Boston (Wagner)
Detroit INewsoml ~ Chicago tLeel.
81. Louis CHsrris) a. Cleveland (Mil-
narb
Philadelphia Fowler a. Washington
OLeonardf
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn wyatt add Hlgbel ~ Phla-
delpha tHoerst and Rlantonl ? games
Chicago tschmtzl az St Louis War
nekei
PITTSBURGH Butcher and sirIncevichl a.
Cincinnati CDerrnEer and walters. 2
ramss
Boston tJohr son and JaveryD A. New
YORK FISCHER and CarpenterD, 2 games
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Bob : q
~ BY BOB m.vq4Y
Syl Apps Is Due for Commission Soon
Ion, StelUart Off N. ILL.,. List

The NovaLouis fight is nearing. And of the stuff
Mike Jacobs publicity agents grinding is really terrific
AS starter let quote you few pearls that dropped
from the typewriter Of one of Uncle Mchaes agents.
Most heayyweghs have two left feet Joe Louis to
constantly tripping his gondoas Joe fell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Fight Results
nv international New. Service

A. New York Raw Robinson. i35. New
York scored technical knockout over
Make shapiro 1913. New York 90.
Antonio Fernandez $50. WeterveiEht
and middleweight champion 81 south
America. drew With Steve Belloise. i54.
New York Hl.
Beau Jack. 49, Springfield Mass .
knocked out Al Reid. 100 New York So
A. Akron Sammy AnEott 13s
Washington Pc stopped Lee sheppard.
100 ClevelasA m.
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stamina on her side. This helped
her 10 outlast the courageous lit
tie Mrs. Weiss yesterday. when
for the first time in years, the
final was al SO holes, a real grind
for most women.
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Now Only Half Game Behind Brooklyn; Tally One
in First Inning, Ttuo More in Fifth

has won IL and lost 6 this year.
Erickson sustained his seventh de-
feat. He has won five.
Both hurlers went the distance.
Erickson being touched for eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
2cCarthy Victim of Second Guessers

Mccarthy boss of the Yankees and Ben Jones trainer
Whraway. been the victims of championship
second guessing during the last week.
Turf experts them criticize Jones for overworking
Whirlawav They say this is defeated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

Saturday by War Relic.
Seems to me it was only few
weeks ago that several of the same
writer's were crying
Come on. Mr.. Jones. You've
got a chance to beat Seabiscuits all
time money winning mark. Shoot us
Whirlaway in all the big events"
Jones obliges and now he is bad
trainer for overworking his great
thoroughbred
AS for Mccarthy, all he does is
keep his big outfielder in there swing
ing from the heels. Sure, the Ianks
had the pennant tucked away. But that
didn't keep Keller from wanting to boost
his batting average, his runs-batted-in
record, ct cetera.
You should hear the hue and cry
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WOOD HAS II

Jack Wood Of Cincinnati, run
nerup 10 Jack Emery last year,
missed another score in the SOS
when he took a double DOGGY )
on the eighteenth for a II
Excitement also was promised
right off the reel in the first of
today's two rounds. Wood, always
a threat tackled Frank Stranahan,
the Trans Mississippi champion,
from Toledo. And Emery had big
Jack Barnum Of Chicago. another
of the favorites. as his first round
opponent.
Scores up 10 and including rs
made the championship flight
Emery was one of those with rs.
Out-of-town players gained seven
of the Is places. adding further
10 the interest in the tournament.
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praise indeed II Is Of the sheerest forms OF fattery
And that my friends is what you call balyhoong fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
GRIFFIN FACES STAR

Among the seven was Bob
Thompson. a husky from the Pitts
burgh district. who several years
ago won a couple of matches in
the National Amateur and who
took on Time Griffin of Red Run
in the first round
Following Wood in yesterdays
qualifying round were two with
72's. Randall Ahern "A Meadow
brook and Barnum. The latter
teamed with Burkemo IN the last
tournament.
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Continued on Page lO)
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T9taIs 81 2. 10 Totals q 5 % !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-20
Patterson Wins
Putting Contest

X. d. Patterson, of HaWorth,
N. j., won the weekly putting
contest at the Casa Marina yes
terday, after a play off with Fl.
Mcguire II. P. Henshein. All men
had an even par eighteen on the
first round, and Mr.. Patterson's
10 to the others 20's in the sec
ond round gave him the victory.
In the women's division, Miss
Annette Bose, of Rutherford, NJ.
j., won with a 49, Miss Bose de-
serves especial credit for her sue
cess as she really has been work.
ing hard on her game, and pro
Eddie Bush reports most excel
lent progress.
About twenty-five entered the
contest, among them MIR. and Mrs.
Edwin Thanhouser, of Port Wash
ington, L. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Jehle, of Webster Groves, Mo-;
Mrs. Don Teetor, of Hagerstown,
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gayle,
of Richmond, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Hughes, of Brooklyn; Ern-
est II. Foster, of Naragansett, r.
l.; DIR. John E Brown, of Column
bus, also Commander Dick, Mr..
and Mrs. r. " Kenyon and Pc
ter Schutt.