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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Defense Work Takes Priority
Over Women S Social Affairs
Perry Guests. Club Members Turn TO Patriotic
endesvors; Scores Aid in Local Red Cross Activities

Quick to realize their need in defense work. Tacoma
who have been interested in club and social affairs
have reorganzed their 10 include much volunteer
work for the benefit of the Red Cross and other organza
tons vitality concerned with both national and home defense
Gay afternoon uncheons have taken serious
aspects and rather than bridge, afternoon hours
defense program.
In both Tacoma and Pierce County chapters of the Red
Cross work has been speeded up various branches
demands Mrs. A. ID. Fay chairman of this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

Preparations for Christmas under way the various
associations throughout the city, Parties
planned and baskets being filled and toys donated
for needy families
First aid classes project of the Tacoma Council of
PIT associations already being formed in schools
and plans under way for classes schools through
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

Mrs. Henry Hewitt = chairman
Of the hostesses for the Christmas
tea hour. She - being assisted
BY Mrs. Alexander Hosmer. Mrs.
Audsley Fraser. Mrs. Robert
Beach. Mrs. William Psnmsn.
Miss Jaequeline Noel. Miss Amy
Lou Murray. Mrs Paul Graft. Mrs.
Curtiss Hill and Mrs. Donald Dilts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
MONDAY

MONDAY
Franklin PIT. A. and Presehool
are starting a first-aid class Mon
day evening from 7 to ? p. m. IN
the school auditorium. DIR. Trim
BILE. head of the Tacoma first aid
unit Of the American Red Cross,
is sending two instructors. Glasses
will be held three nights this week
and two nights the following week.
One hundred persons must regis
ter. Anyone interested may at
tend.
Washington PIT. A. will not
hold its regular meeting this
month. In its stead there will be
a school program in the school on
the afternoon OF the last day OF
school. when all parents viii be
welcome.
Washington Preschool meets at
1.45 p. m. Monday in the home of
Mrs. ]. d. Shotwen. 1920 No.
Union ave. The kindergarten
teacher. Mrs. Jean Jepson. will
speak. Mrs. Robert Hunt will
lead the singing. Each member
will bring canned staples and a
toy which will be given 10 a chill
dren's home. Assisting Mrs. Shot
well are Mrs. J. c. Rossio and Mrs.
George A. Atchison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

Your postmaster can tel yot
how TO invest IN L. S. Defens'
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
TUESDAY

Bryant Preschooi meets Tuesday
at s p. m. at e3s Ridgeweod ayr,
the home Of Mrs. Fremont Oliver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Aloha Club to Entertain
AT Yuletide Guest Program
Mrs. Henry Hewitt Is Hosie. Chairman for Mondsy
Gathering in Annie Wright Seminary Greet Hall

Each member Of Aloha club will be privileged to invite
guests join her the additionally outstanding Christ
program the club for which the hospitality Of Annie
Wright semna Great Hall has been extended by the head
mistress Miss Elizabeth NJ Fitch member Of Aloha club
Colorfu decors of the yuletde will deck the
spacious the members and their
guests will gather at 2:30 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Lutheran Young People
Plan Skating Party

Central Lutheran young people
will sponsor an ice skating party
at the Lakewood Ice Arena this
Saturday evening. Hours will be
from 1915 p. m. until 1918 a. m.
Tickets at nominal charge are
being sold by the Luther league.
OF which Evan Carlson is presi-
dent. Tickets may also be pur-
chased at the door and all menu
bers and friends of the church are
invited TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

Sourdough Club will hold its
regular meeting Friday evening at
s o'clock in Emerson hall. 110eis
Broadway. A short business meet
ing will be followed by an election
Of officers. games and a social
hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

Gray Ladies' 1t Fort
Another busy unit OF the Red
Cross 10 the Gray Ladies. Of which
Nrs. A. W. Paulsen Ia the chair
man. for Fort Lewis and Camp
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
IN SWIM Champs
Fac 5pallans

oANN ARBOR, Mich, March 10
-t3 Michisan's record-breal-
Ing swimming tesh. fresh from
is third straight triumph in
the Wsgtarn conferences meet,
fecss tie MichiSan state College
Spertans here tonight
Coach Matt Mann said not I'll
Of his first string. which set j
new record BY scoring "a points
in the western conference coma
petition Saturday n Iowa City.
would swim against the Spar
tans.
He said two attempts would
be made, however, @ shatter
national records. Jim Skinner.
who set new Big Ten ana a..
tipnat inter-colleeiate records -
Iowa City, will take ! crack ~
. better mark, ana the medley
and l00-yard relay teams viii
try for records.
Last year Michigan beat the
Michigan State aquatic team 20
to IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
IlooSiers Take
Track Crown

oCHICAGO, March 10-R-
Nine-tenths Of the track and
field section Of the Big Ten con-
ference still were seeing red to-
day-the crimson Of Indiana I'M
iversity.
I The HOLSTERS fulfilling almost
every expectation saturday
night NOT only Jared Michigan
loose from it's seven-ysar hold
on the indoor cont6relace title.
but ran up Z point tOt1I snrpass-
cd only twice In 81 years Of
congestion: Indiana, comp1ote-
II dominating the field from re
yards through two miles and
picking up other useful points
here and there, collected a
points 70 - = for the Wolver-
ines. Michigan scored 20 n points
In winning the 1885 renewal for
the all-time conference high
mark, while Illinois amaued q
points In 1921.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

looked like . walk-0vor IT, Tor
cnto'6 Turk Broda up - last
night when De Ne1 York Rang
erS wallcped tl3e hea4s o-S. That
left him ! Doa1 behind frankie
Brineek Of Boston, Iast yeGr's
winnGr, and Detr0tvs rookie
Johnny, MovverA Who have NJ
'lowsd . goals Seeh tAis 80
7ivwsss shut " ~ sixth
y1nce 1goutrea1 cQ|ko4bonb eot-
ovyvhile ~ ~ Ny1nog tang
~ : ~ vtsl1ey - - uritn.
- duplleateA ~ l1tg ~ nlGht
Wills ~ Hr1l11o 6l6Gun661 eleht
ooole thsuurA spe1Ilo 1uul ~
beoo1t q lool1voo1 6 49, ~
soos6n's boustt 1AMo6 ~ ~ NOW
q. - - I! - : nssk.
lnagpa - - 1870 =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
(aoels(l 4
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aWith rtayoffs but two rounds
away clashes n the City Recre-
ation b4sketball lGaGne tonight
should provide 3orae of the hot
test and most exciting moments
Of the seabon.
The teams play the 18th round
tonight and the 18th round
Thursday night. Playoffs should
get started next week.
Howie's Service. ieadef Of the
league. Il certain q ! spot ii the
playoffs but will fight to main
tain ~ first place position. How
les meets Snay'.s tonight. Snay's
Is fighting for Z fourth-place
berth.
First game Of the evening
brings together the Koleky
Cleaners; co-hc1ders OF second
place With the Merchants, and
tho laSt-plsce Gilbert'S five. Gill
bert's can GAIN nothing by The
tussIe BY may knoek koleky out
Of Me x,,nAer:up Sp6t. /
The Owls and Kibble's clash
IN In opebud encounter Of the
eyeniAf TN Owls want a.'vic-
to &c = Trip IN foutth ptace,
Kan ~ lhizd r1acl, must win
avsrtAnIkS ~ xva{S> -. 49, 1.xssrGk ,0sI. &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Local BOw1ers
Lose Lead I'm
Paris Sweeps

oStroh's Of Detroit took the
lead In the second round Of the
Paris Sweepstakes saturday
night, diSplacing the Bowl. o.
Drome team a, Mount Clemens.
The BOWL -Drome tea N,
composed Of Mel Frederick,
Floyd Fredsrick, 0sorge Note
boom, Emnst Quinn, and Nor.
man LaCfoix, went into tI,e
LEAD In the three-week 1900
sweepstakes q the Palace last
week with Z 3,o70. Stroh's
rolled Z 3,Ol3 tlais weekend 70
drop them = second placs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

70 Z greater degree than ever, 4
the Tribe's front. ofnce and
Cleveland sports writers Start
with The assumption that they
have the begt club.
Maybe thsy, have. but 4 there
n . slip-up soGnewhare along
the line, which tlhere has been
for two decades, the good peo-,
pie q the lakefront are .again
built up for q terrific letdown.
This Il particularly unfortu-
nate In this instance because
Roger Peckinpaush Is back % .
major league foreman for the
first time since he was removed
in mid-season 1883 with Alva
Bradley's famous remark: 1.-THE
owner hires the manager, the
public AreS him."
Last season the Redskins said
they couldn't win because Oscar
Witt gave them the filters. j.
Now, with what they con-
tended was the principal reason
for their failure removed, they
pre- definitely on the spot, and
Peckinpaush is right there with
them. s q
MEL HARDER
LOOKS BITTER
This easily could be Cleve-
lands year. There isn't much
TO beat, and Bob Teller b Ia
surance against Z losing streak.
Mel Harder's arm appears 70 be
way ahead Of schedule. and II
the left-handed Als-Milnar and
th-repeat their performance
OF 194O. there'll be loud cheering
in Cuyahoga county.
James Bagby. Jr., and Harry
Eisenstat should be of some
help, and the old blokes, Clint
Brown aAd Joe Heving, are
staunch relief workers. Joe
Krakauskas won eight games
from the Yankees In three cam
paigns and as q Washingtonian
annoyed the Indians.
Blu Zuber and Nate Andrews
are still around, and Cleveland
acquired bright prospects In
Dewey Adkins and Willard How
ell, strapping right flanders.
{ Adkins in his Arst year ont,
struck out $50 M bagging -
while losing 8 for the last-place
Pine Blur array Of the Cotton
States League. asd then c0pped
J TO 3 for. Oklahoma City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

= There seems r. - suuss ex-
cu6e, .aftsr III. ~ playing IL
last week q the natienol h6c-
key le1gue season:
Wills me- g ~ plaIoek popi-
tions have bssn pee1ty w01l -
lied. thGre are ~ ~ 30
changes betW0em NV - N
final ennlo : 49, me- 1ooe-
TOW. DoGooQ md 'ToCo1D ~
only tW6 polatD aC11t go
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.iouGhip and IL Me- 4 p1p3olg
~ Whilo - lQow xo1k 49,
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

bespectacled Russ Peters.
II Il - true that John Geo6fsy
Heath's two poor years were due
to his inability TO understand
Jitterbug w.t. Cleveland VIII
ride high.
Je6 Heath perhaps could ceaAe
closer 70 making the Redmem
Z hag winner than any other Il.
dividuek He would take tn
club Z. considerable distance ~
throwing ! ysar' Hike the one h
enjoyed - IN apprentices n le3o.
Roy veaEhsrly 4 a Ad1Qlato
lsalo4 naAn ana couldn't &0ver
mora 41Ond IN center Hold 4
10 rod4 HI pehble. !,T
04ro1 Il Rol11oR r. ttp4 Il ~
INNS t1e 20 ~ J TIL NJ q
nd I'D uA9 /. 4
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
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In ~ bsn Gul (

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The Nichjoan Stnte leogue, ~
usador current problem appaf.
tntly renAov6d 81 tn reolloch-
TIA q ~ Lansing ftunchloo,
.loUeo1 anond to-day - tpfInG
Z ~ - { I'D :. sssSon a $500 !.
t1saeus I Ssidsnt Tom J. HSls
licoA q INT rspoetsd ~ e1ueI
representative q 1 ~ ~
hoto yQloort1ov that Lanoln ~
t1cgDD NJ faloe1 i a, ~ -
&C., 4 .tronuoel1on vlAofo1V
'1A1gnas go NJ - lanA elis
'PoIl11rs yve9D9 - I ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

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there doesn't Appear q ~ my
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
How They Elrsd

circuits In the Macomb
county district play IN The
Michigan lnterp cholAstic has-
ketball champi onships Sataar-
day night. Teams Indicated
are winners Of the district t.
ties and 90 into the reeionals.
At R0sevil1e:
Clans = - Birmingham;
Glass c. Clawson; Class d.
Clawson Log Cabin.
AT Sc. Clair 6hores:
Class CLake Shore; Class
DIST. Clair Shores; st. Ger
trude.
AT st. Clair:
Glass BSt. Clair; Class c
New Haven.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

Silly as II moy seem 70 US
Americonos who ore too CIV
I liked" to find pleasure IL. any
but the porIor brond Of the
, sport, the Mexicon government
hos posed an ultimotum -
athe effect that any motodor
not sloyino his bull in Q rooz
sonoble number Of tries n,oy
Mind up in joil for IS doys be
Tined $, 900 pesos tobcut ST.
eQOO), and may even be BAN
ned from the ring. !.
The regulation wos passed
becouse Of the public indiQno-
ZION at the "disarocefuI foiI-
ure" lost week, occording to
the kssocioted Press, Of one
sof Mexico most celebrated
bull fiohters, LORENZO Gorzo,
'.'The Magnificent. /"
lt has come to this: thot
I, either q mon must oct his bull
IA O hurry. or give Up and Yet
lie bull get him. Gods, whot
Is the world coming to?
Derby Stendosts
The Kentucky Derby IS
months away lNsoy 81 hut al
reody news IS trickting in on
the noos thot ore going to
awe their all to win the most
prixed race in the horseflesh
sport.
We have bsfors US the list
Of Ieodinq stake winners OF
1910 who have been noninot-
ca 10 run the roce. Most pre-
fentious n ON . include,
I1iIrEGW6Vy. our Book. DIS
.nose ard Porter's Cop. Bime-
jech hos not been entered. !.
Whirlowoy hos BY, for the
most impressive record u that
meons anything. He won.
seven tinres, pioced second
swice, and third four times in
rs storts, winning q totol OF
S77,275. His defect by Cod
MUM ond AericoIs, however,
take some Of the glitter Oft the
record. Our Boots shows
earnings Of ST. ,35l for the
year, having won three races,
pioced second In one, ond
third IN Two in six starts. Por-
ter's Cop started seven tires,
won three, pIoced third once
!. IN seven tries, for q total eorr-
ina of So, 800. Dispose wds
the stondcut winner oe the
Flominoo Stokes.
No one ct the horses looks
aood enough to crock the
Derby record set at. Churchill
Downs by Twenty GRIND II
He did the mile ord q
aquorter turn in z:01 AS. In
tersstina sidelioht Is thot
Sweep All, sire Of Boy View.
sensational winner OF the
! 500, 900 Sonto Anito hands,
cop winner this yeor ron Sec
ord in thot race.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

and two points. In the last Pc
Rod, however,, Romeo rolled up
eight points to st. Glars two.
Reed, Of Romeo, led the scor-
ing with eight points. Man, St.
Clair center, took second honors
with seven TALES.
st. Clair meets Rochester to-
night for the district champion
ship.
Scoring Saturday night:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
MARCH 10. te 1'' AGE 9
The Spo Glass

Dfoc ~ first time IN recorded history beee man ore
Nettivo II tvo(6le for MOT thpowlno the bull 80
Noe only thot but government regulations hoye ossn
boss6d enforcno bukthEowin0. ~ !. ss...a !.
MOL e bulls rot HE kind tot eozs on the postufes OF con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Indians Taking the EI1as
Msv Boss Mound Hep for Eeller
Asd Expecfed Heath Comeback
H1iled as Pxanaat Ppgider

n. MEYERS, Fla. March 10As exclusively predicted By
Cleveland supporters virtually every spring SINCE
the Indians American League season.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
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Evening star., 1941-08-05
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO Inc star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 5.-With
two of the four seeded stars, Wash
ington is given a good chance of
carrying of top honors In the girls
Middle Atlantic tennis tournament
which entered its second day Of
competition here this morning.
Both Betty Jacob and LaJeanne
Echols, seeded second and fourth,
won handily yesterday,
Miss Jacob routing Katherine
Rogers with the loss of only one
game and Miss Echols defeating
Nancy Wehr, Ga, 6-1. Ruth john
sen didn't play yesterday, but swas
scheduled for two matches today,
providing she wins her first tilt,
with Jean Chatterly.
The only Washington girl to lose
was Betita Martinez, but her match
with Polly Simpson of Ruxton, Md,
developed into the hottest Of the
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Chicago Golfers Offer Good Relations Example
Clubs Hold AIDoy Get-Toeether Starting With Breakfast

Chicago golfers are doing a job
of selling better golf and coun-
try club relations. Once a year
the Chicago District Golf Asso-
citation stages a club relations
day, starting with breakfast and
continuing with golf and a din
ner at which all matters per-
tanning to golf in the district are
discussed.
1t could be a good idea for the
Washington area, this business
of improving club relations, al
though there isn't any question
that the clubs around Washing
ton get along we'll together.
However, a field day or two every
year, staged by the District Golf
Association, would work out to
the benefit of all, and the gate
fee needn't be much. Three bucks
would cover the cost of every
thing, green fees, breakfast,
hxnch and a modest dinner.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Young D. {. Net Aces
Score in National
Title Tourney
Bensineer Double Junior
Victor and Schweitzer
Takes Boys Match
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CULVER, Ind, Aug. 5.-Washing-
ton, D. C.'s junior and boy tennis
champions were in the third and
second rounds, respectively. of the
national tennis tournaments here
today after eliminating three of the
So contestants to be pruned from
the huge starting field yesterday.
Bobby Bensinger outpaced his
fellow -townsman, Britt Schweitzer,
by one round defeating both Ray
mond Speth of River Forest, ILL.,,
and Clarence Mabry of Alice, Tex,
while Schweitzer was licking Ken
meth Culp of Monroe, Mich. Ben
singer swept over Speth. 6-2, 60.
but Mabry gave him a real battle
before the District representative
won $40, 6-3, ga.
Schweitzer's lone victim bowed by
scores of 6-3, GA.
Gardner Larned of Chicago, Victor
Seixas of Philadelphia and Jimmy
Evert Of Chicago-heading the jun
ior seedings-all came through their
opening matches without trouble
while Bob Falkenburg Of Holly
wood, Calf, Jack Tuero of New
Orleans and Don Harris of Los
Angeles justified their top ratings
in the boy division by winning as
they pleased. Falkenburg is the de-
Tending boy champion, but Bob
Carrothers of Coronado, Calf, who
won the junior title last year, is
past the Junior age limit.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Midget Auto Records
May Tumble Tonight
Albanian Track

Several individual favorites will be
among the drivers tonight on the
seven-race midget auto program at
West Lanham for which track off,
cials have promised a fast strip. A
new surface has been layed since
Lucky Teter's visit last week and
some more records may be added.
Outstanding among the leadfoots
ready for tonight are four drivers
who already have established marks
at West Lanham. Ernie Gesell has
made three records; Bill SCHNEIDER
is credited with two, and Lyle Dickey
and Mike Joseph with one each.
Gesel also is the only driver so far
to win feature races on two success
Sive Tuesdays.
Among the other big-name drivers
entered tonight are Henry Steiger,
Bill Troutwine, Bill Baker, Len Dun
can, Andy Furci, Johnny Ringer,
Jim Forte, Frank Beebe, Bob Condit
and Frank Hoff.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
SoIters Of White Sox
Is Recovering From
Fractured Skull

Julius Solters, ce-busting Chi
cago White Sox outfielder now con-
fined to Georgetown Hospital with
a fractured skull, will rejoin his
teammates before the end of the
week, it was reported today.
Hospital officials said the big ball
hawk spent restful night and
was feeling fine"
His attending physician said that
although he suffered a definite frac-
ture it was not serious enough to
keep him in the hospital more than
four or five days. The injury Is on
the frontal bone of the skull.
SolterS was struck by ball
thrown by his teammate, First
Baseman Joe Kuhel, in pre-game
practice last Saturday. He was sent
to the hospital for observation de-
spite his protests that he was all
right.
Evening star., 1941-08-05

The District Golf Association,
worthy body that it is, could
profitably hold one or two such
general meetings each year. AS
the situation now is, the District
fathers of the game get together
only once each year, at the an
nual meeting in February. There
are plenty of problems common
to all to discuss, although the
District association does not in
tend to 60 into the business of
greenkeeping as does the Chi
cago district organization.
Washington has around II
country clubs and five public
golf courses in the immediate
area around the National Capt.
tai. Chicago has around 200 pri-
vate and public courses. The
problems there are wider and
more diversified. But Washing
ton could profit by round-table
discussion of common golf prob.
lens.
Evening star., 1941-08-05

Dundee, because of the latter's in
sistence on showing Abrams into
the title scene, was adjudged the
winner by most ringsiders and
scribes in his first bout with Soose
but failed to receive the verdict. His
confidence in his ability to hang
it on Billy stems from this as we'll
as Abrams recent third victory
over the champ.
Overlin has worked with Abrams
in the gym and taught him many
tricks of the game. Ken will train
for the fight at Nine. Bey's camp,
leaving early in October to get into
condition. He is currently doing
sports broadcast for a Washington
station.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
OverIin Sure He'll Whip Soose,
Regain MiddIeweight Crown

Operating on the theory that if
Stablemate George Abrams can beat
Billy Soose he can, too, Ken Over
lin today predicted he would win
back his claim to middleweight box
ing honors when he meets up with
the loose-jointed Pittsburgher No
vomber 81 at New York.
Announcement of the match was
made yesterday by Promoter Mike
Jacobs and helps clarity a muddled
situation that finds several out
standing contenders for Soose's
crown, which he won from Overlin
on disputed decision earlier in
the year.
Overlin, reported on the verge of
an open split with his agent, Chris