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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
MCVeigh Rites
Set Tomorrow

LOS ANGELES. July 2S.-Fu-
neral services for John Horter Nc
Weigh, assistant professional at
Red Run Golf Course in Detroit,
Will be held here tomorrow with
burial at the Holy Rosary Gene
terry. following a funeral mass at
st. Charles Church in North Hol-
lywood.
Olin Dutra. brother of Red Run
professional Mortie Dutra, will
head list OF golf celebrities who
will he pallbearers The Wood
land Hills course where McVeigh
was pro before going to Detroit,
will be closed all day tomorrow in
of the sensational young
star who was killed in an automo-
bile accident in Detroit last week.
More than 1000 messages of
sympathy have been received BY
his family here, most Of them
from persons unknown to the
family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Howard Jones
Ro(kne
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played left end for three years.
Upon his graduation in 1903 he
became coach at Syracuse Univer-
sity and there accomplished the
feat Of plotting an unheralded team
TO victory over the great Yale.
The feat won him the post of
coach at Yale. and he made foot
ball history his first year there.
With a string of 10 victories and
no defeats, he piloted Yale TO the
National championship.
In 1910 Jones went 10 Ohio for
three-year period. then back 10
Yale for three years. In 1916 he
began an eight-year stay at Iowa.
He coached Duke for one season,
in 1924. and the following year
succeeded Elmer c. GLOOMY Gus)
Henderson at use.
Except for the presence OF a
Negro maid, Jones died alone. His
wife, the former Jane Dean Ridley.
and his daughter, Carolyn. IA.
were visiting friends. while his son
by former marriage. Clark Jones.
was reported 10 be in Seattle, en-
route to Alaska on A vacation.
Jones also is survived by three
brothers, Tad. also famous coach,
who is in New Haven, Conn. and
Clarence and Tom of Exeello, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Sea Bright Title
IoCooke, Riggs

SEA BRIGHT. n. j.. July 2s--
Robert L. Riggs. the Clinton, S. C.,
squire, and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Cooke of New York, wore new
jewels in their tennis crowns to-
day. each having come through
with impressive weekend triumphS
in the fifty-fourth annual Sea
Bright Invitationaf tournament.
Mrs. Cooke won the women's
singles championship with sensa-
tional rally that routed Helen
Bernard, her fellow New Yorker.
Yesterday. After Miss Bernard had
won the first set, S-6. Mrs. Cooke
came back 10 take the match,
60, rs.
Riggs defeated Ted Schroeder,
Glendale: Cal, Ga. Ga, 60. in the
mems singles finals Saturday. II
was the fourth time Riggs cap
turcd first honors at Sea Bright.
Frank Parker, Spring Lake, n
J., and Don Mcneil. Oklahoma
CItys teamed up 10 win the mems
doubles yesterday. and Mrs Cooke
and Jack Kramer, Rollins College,
Fla. annexed the mixed doubles
crown.
Parker and Mcneil defeated
Wayne Sabin, Portland. Ore. and
Gardner Mulloy. Miami, 81, GA,
IS 81, while Kramer and Mrs.
Cooke smashed frankie Kovacs,
Oakland, Cal, and Virginia VOL
fedon. New York, 2-6. 6-3, "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
63 Wins
At st. Paul
For Smith

Continued from First Sport Page
IGuIdahl carded 90 on each of yes
terday's two rounds, and had a
previous total Of 139.
Jimmy Thomson, the heavy hit
ter from Chicopee. Mass, tailed
II on his final round for a 72-hole
total of 279-three strokes behind
Smiths 276 and two strokes be-
hind Guldahl's DIT.
Johnny Bulla, Ben Hogan, and
CORA were all well into the
money, tied with cards of $50
apiece. For Hogan, this meant
the SD consecutive time he has
finished in the money. for which
he has been dubbed the Joe Di-
Maggie Of Golf,
Thomson's third place share Of
the price money was $500. while
Bulla. Hogan and CORA figured to
collect $466.66 apiece Another
S277 50 apiece went to Clayton
Heafner of Linville. N. c., and
Byron Nelson of Toledo, o., both
of whom finished with totals
of 2Sl.
Others low among the finiShers
included Sam Snead and Ky Eaf-
foon, 2S3 apiece; George Dawson,
Chicago amateur, 2S3: Harry
Cooper, 285 The slipped 10 a Is
on his last round); Dick Metz,
286; Dutch Harrison, 2S6; Jim
Terrier. 286; Len Mattson, Bud
Williamson, and Lawson Little,
2S7 apiece.
Scores through 292. except
amateurs. shared in the purse, the
balance OF these were:
Vsrn Alien. Hopkins. MINI. 2Ss; I'd
Wysowski Kewanes III. 2ss Jim Nil
ward. Madison. wis. 2ss; Johnny Revolts.
Evanston ILL.,. Denny shute and Jimmy
Hines. 2se apiece Len -DedseH- Of Kansas
cttyg Al HuSks, Dekaih. III, and Sonny
Houss, Wauksgan, m 2eo each; shss
RisEsl. Glendale. Cal, amateur, ann
Mario Gonzales. Sac Paulo. Brazil. ANA
teur 2al apiece. and Warren Riepen, Kan
sas City; Stan Larson. St Paul, and Tom
Wright. Dyer, Ind. 2s2 apiece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Poor LipPy
BUGS Spoil His Birthday
Winning Twin Bill
International New. s.rvir. Wiz.

PITTSBURGH, July 2S.-LipPy
Leo Duroeher. manager Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers. looked back on
his thirty-fifth birthday today
hoping he'd never have another
one so unhappy.
.Durocher received several con-
eratulatory messages before the
Dodgers doubleheader with Pitts
burgh yesterday, but few persons
had enough brass 10 wish the lip,
many happy returns, after ihs
flatbush flock blew two contests
10 the Pirates and fell pair Of
Crucial games behind the St Lotus
Cardinals in the Natinal League
pennany race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

FrOIic at


The ninth annual Adcrafest of
the Adcraft Club will be held next
Tuesday at the Groose Pointe
Yacht Club when Adcrafters will
be the guests of George NJ. Slo-
cum and Leo Fitzgerald, former
presidents.
Gilbert Y. Radoye, general
of the committee in
charge, has appointed more than
a score of club members 10 serve
on the four subcommittee
Chairmen are as follows:
Boat committee, Admiral Slo-
cum; entertainment committee,
Leo Fitzpatrick; publicity. Colin
Solph; steering committee, Ed
ward r. Strand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Goshen Track Opens
For 2-Week Season

GOSHEN. n. Y. July Is
GNS The Goshen horse race
season opened today when the
TOU1UTx and PAGERS we're primed
for Two weeks Of grand circuit
racing.
The meeting at the historic
track was 10 Get under way with
the handicap sweepstakes that will
decide the ISSUE among the ma
tons hest amateur drivers
Three other important stakes
races viii be held at the century
old half-mile track before the pro-
gram IL moved over 10 Good Time
Park site Of the rich Handle
ionian on August 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Wrestling attention tonight will
be divided between mat battle
royal and a women's match which
are co-featured in the Arena Gar
'denS Bowl.
In the women's match Cecilia
Blevins. a Cherokee Indian lassie,
meets a hill billy from the South,
Elmira Snodgrass. They are
wrestling for a chance at Zoska
Burska's women's title belt. There
are four bad men and a former
heavyweight champion involved in
the battle royal which is oue Of
those mad mat ScrambleS which
more resembles an alley fight than
anything else The winner is the
last man on his feet at the finish.
There arc also two other bouts
on the card. In one OF them Bert
Rub and Joe Melich. a pair Of
-TrrdtTr1rrT,- arc-t1- meet he
opener starts AZ $50. In case Of
bad weather the bouts will be
moved inside the Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
AUGUST l DEADLINE

But, win. lose or draw. every
player competing in the tourna-
ment-no matter what class-will
be given an a d m j s ion TO the
Pageant of American Youth pro-
gram which annually opens the
world championship games.
The Class A winners, of course,
Will represent Detroit in the world
title games. Other championships
TO be decided in the Metropolitan
tourney will be Class r and G for
men; Class B for girls. and the
junior division for boys II years
of age or under.
Entry blanks are available al
every department of parks and
recreation playfield in Detroit. The
coupon appearing elsewhere in to-
days issue of The Detroit Times
will bring as many entry blanks
as needed.
But, no matter the method-if
you plan to take part in the fun
and bid for the glory associated
with the Metropolitan tournament
get In your entry as quickly as
possible. Remember the deadline-
AUGUST /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
TAKES 4 BOGEY

Next came n 15-footer at the
tenth and he WAS believed 10 he
in. But me muffed his tee shot on
the short eleventh-and took a
DOGGY four.
Sheehan. playing brilliantly all
the way picked up two strokes
here and suddenly became n real
threat after trailing Sellers by
four going into the final round
Sheehan also had 81 az the final
turn then rornpcd home in 30.
But again Sellers pulitzer helped
him OUTFITS time on the twelfth.
He sank ono Of lS feet here for
his fifth birdie in SIX holes and he
was back in good spot again.
Sellers led Sheehan by two
strokes on the final tee. But he
took a par to TommyS birdie
despite one Of the greatest drives
OF the tournament Glib didn't
bother 10 cut the corner. but.
giving the ball what he called
the treatment" belted II more
than 200 yards down the middle.
lie didn't have much more than
four iron left. but tried a three
quarter swing with his two iron
out Of heavy lie and was few
yards short and near n trap AZ the
right. He Clipped 8 feet past the
cup and missed coming back.
which was terrible for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
CHAMPIONS CROWNED

Booming drives and overhead
shots and amazing returns turned
the match into an interesting,
gruelling battle.
Earlier. Elizabeth and Crowl
eliminated Louise and Carl Grawn
in a seminal test, 6-1, Ga.
Other champions, crowned Fri
day and Saturday. are Gene Rus
sell of Hamtramck, mems singles
Mrs. Pearl Peterson. former Nash
vile. Tenn. titlist. wome 3
singles and James Tobin and Dick
Prakken, Public Parks winners,
who defeated the veteran COM
hination of George and John
Rendel in the mems doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
WINS FOR Sd TIME

MIS-. NilIktN WI DIOOtfi vi tii-
ton captured the women's cham
pionship for the third consecutive
year by breaking 81 out OF 10C
TO nose out Mrs. Henry B. Joy OF
Detroit by one target.
Sergt Paul Slack of the Detroit
Police Department and Allen were
paired in the two-man team race
and their combined score OF
l9Sx200 took that title.
The high-over-all championship
was captured by Don Sperry OF
Flint, star during the first day
whose three 9S scores during the
two days Of shooting gave HIM a
294 out Of a possible 800.
Scores 100 all gauge:
Mel Read %. G r Dunlop g. G p
&C sehs spsrk Is az = i pr y Ljxls 81, DR.
Don Kudner 90 c. Hsmnn u %. Dav.
Miller "a. n. Demsy %, q. ANDERSON 81
Bob LutI 50. Carter sparks =! = Perssk
= W MeysS * ~ :. OTIS OTIS o. G J. tDoej
EbsrlY es c. sehnell 81. ID. Nymsn 81.
Grubaugh IS, McCarthy VI W. =
Gseel -. z II Grsf. sirmIngnam' % "
TssEus 90. H. wni %, r. c. oids 81. P
Quick 90. W Moshimer s5 Art oushl 9s,
J. vincent %. Mrs n. y. Joy 90. G.
RonEio sS. NJ A. Kelly IS, c. Warfl.Id II.
W. y. Small So y. heDabiels IS. u. De
monte 81. Paul slack %, @. Decker 81.
w A. Brown %. r. X. Hscker 90. " p.
Joy Jr Ga u. spsrry ss, r. AetEgsr -.
J. Rafferty, 81. Ned schwmmer %, n, A.
Kerr 81 j. kudnsr 81. n. Davis 90 l..
Brewer o. r. Baker o. Mrs. Dwight
Allen 81 Bud Russeilo 81 Mrs. n. Nc
BFoom 81 N MeBroom %. Jane Kudnsr
So " curry sS Mstt Haskin 81 "
Gates a1--I- Gsnstsr- al,-G- Patisrsaa g.
l.. Pom AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Mrs. Sarah Cooke
Wins al Sea Bright

SEA BRIGHT. n. j., July Is
QNSl-MrS- Sarah Palfrey Cooke
added a new pearl 10 her crown
with a brilliant rally that won the
women'S singles championship from
Helen Bernhard in the fifty-fourth
annual Sea Bright lnvitational
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Co-FedturesLure
Mat Followers
TONIGHT's ROUTs

Cecilia Rievins VS.. Elmira snodgrass
one fall, hnish.
Battle Royal--"Reh" Russell. Gorilla
Gubmter. stanley Buresh, Bobby Bruins,
Fritz Kreuger.
Bert Ruhi vs. Joe Melich, ons fall.
''Wild Bill" Brooks va. frankie Hart,
one fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Long. Puts
Win Open
.FOrGib
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a record-equalling 66. And he was
80 hot on Sellers trail that after.
a great iron second TO the gree.
on the 4S9-yard eighteenth h1
might have tied Sellers had he
been a little stronger with his first
putt.
Al Watrous OF Oakland Hills,
seeking his fifth title in this event.
was third, only two strokes back
of Sellers. while two more strokes
away. with 2SI. were Chuck
Kocsis OF Stonycroft and Chick
Harbert OF Battle Creek. Limerick
Kocsis. the defending champion
from Lakepointe. was next with
283.
Sellers. a chatty fellow appar-
emily without nerves, and a big
favorite with the galleries, had
only a one-stroke lead over Wat
rous and limerick and Chuck
Kocsis going into the final round.
And Watrous himself moved out In
front when he started this round
with three threes, two of them
brides, compared TO Sellers 4-5-3.
PUTTER TO RESCUE
The Edgewood pro certainly
was in a tight spot, down and out.
many thought. But il wasn't long
until his fine putting stroke. de-
veloped In his days as a caddie
and handyman in the shop at Hot
Springs. finally come 10 his rescue.
His climb To his first championship
since coming to Michigan this year
followed.
You see. in the earlier days OF
his csreer-he's 81 now-Gib used
to be matched against big city
slickers who came 10 the Arkansas
resort city for rest and golf He
usually had 10 give so many
strokes II was a struggle all the
way. III he dared TO miss a putt
IL was just too bad. He became n
great putter through necessity
And so with Watrous threaten
ing him-Sheehan didn't become
dangerous until later - SellerN
called upon this putting skill {
help him out and il responder
nobly. First he dropped a l0-footer
on the seventh. Then one of 40 on
the eighth and 40 on the ninth.
That enabled him TO match Wat
rous's "a al the turn. lie was still
a stroke in front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Bobby Riggs annexed the mems
title by downing Ted Schroeder,
Glendale, Cal, Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
HAMPERED BY ANKLE

Miss O'Donoyan. l194o single,
champion, and Mrs. Politzer, ar
experienced player. headed the
Blackman sisters only once il
yesterdays final match. They lee
2-1 in the second set, but were un,
able to stop a four-game streak
which turned the tide. Miss
O'Donovan was badly hamperec
by the ankle injury which forced
her to retife from singles competi.
ton. CS,....,
Elizabeth later teamed with Bill
Crowl TO win the mixed doubles
from Mrs. Flora Lomax and
Clarence Hunter in what Tennis
Club experts termed the fastest
match in that division in years
The scores were 2-6. SO, GA.
The hard drives Of Mrs. LomaX
and Hunter gave them early leads
in the last sets. but they wilted
under the steady play OF their
They led in the second
set Az and in the third, Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
TIMES SOFTBALL MEET

Please mai b.. entry blanks and for
METROPOLITAN DETROIT SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
Sponsored by THE DETROIT TIMES
Aodress
Entry blanks also available at any of the City Parks
and Recreation plsyhelds
NO POST ENTRIES
Entries close August !. Drawings August 4.
Mail this request 70 he Athletic Office Department Of
Parks and Recreation, 504 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Entries Flood
.Softbd|I Office
For Times Meet

That Wayne County softbsll
teams have very definite idea as
10 their ability 10 cope with any
competition. was seen in the rush
of entries ever the weekend into
Metropolitan Detroit softball tour
nament headquarters.
The tournament. sponsored by
The Detroit Times. is without
Question the biggest tournament
of it's kind in this area and. with
the host of entries already re-
Iceived. II is certain 10 provide a
real test for every team.
Frank Lafferty, Detroit commits
sioner for the Amateur Softball
Association OF America, un er
whose auspices the meet will be
held. expressed satisfaction at the
response shown 10 his plea for
early return of entry blanks.
MANY STILL TO COME
However. Lafferty said, there
are many others who requested
blanks who have not returned
them as yet. To those. and to
others who plan TO enter the
Metropolitan tournament, Lafferty
urged additional haste
The August / deadline will not
-cannot=he extended. Any team
not duly registered for the tour
nament by Friday Of this week.
will be ineligible TO compete. Don't
slip up. because no matter the
alibi. no change in the rules will
be made.
The drawing OF opponents will
be made in Mack Park, a week
from tonight The bid for the
championships will start
II.
The Glass A championships. in
both the mems and girls divisions.
will be decided on a two-game-
less-and-out basis. Other classes
will be conducted on a sudden
death note. That is. one loss will
mean elimination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

They took their first net instruc-
tons together on the Tennis Club
courts where they triumphed yes
terday. Louise was Ii years old at
the time. Elizabeth -.
Since then, they have estab-
lished themselves as real stars.
They competed in important East
ern tournaments such as Sea
Bright. Rye and the Nationals,
from 1934-37. and were so thrilled
when they once took the first set
of match from Alice Marble and
her partner that they buekled and
lost.
In 1899. Elizabeth reached her
best form when she won the city
singles crown. then added the
Canadian National championship.
More durable and tom-boyish. she
has been consistently superior to
her sister on the courts.
Both have the artistic tend
encies OF their parents. Louise
faNnrs- music and the piano and
studies painting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
EBERLY's TEAM WINS

c. J. (Doc) Eberly's five-man
gateway skeet team had prac-
tically no competition in capturing
the five-man skeet team title.
They broke a total Of 490x500. On
the team was Allen SO. Brown 90.
Walter Tulburt 81. Paul Slack SO
and Gerald Decker 81.
After shooting off for the state
title Metzger was declared first in
Glass IA, Brown second and
league third.
DR.. A. w. Meyers of Pottersville
and Charlie Donzio OF Detroit tied
for first place in Class A with
9Sx100. Tom Mccarthy of Detroit
went Is straight before missing
but his 97xl00 easily won him first
place in Class B. A. Quehl of De-
troit won Class G and Glenn And
erson, a 16-year-old boy Of Lam
sing. took the Class title With "a
hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Allen S 90 Wins
Skeet LdureIs
AT Jackson
BY DON GILLIEs

JACKSON. July 28.-Dwight p.
Boots Allen OF Birmingham, a
Detroit textile manufacturer, and
"a sooper-dooper Kentucky quail
hunter. is the new Michigan skeet
champion.
He won the states most exalted
shotgun shooting prize by break
ing 80 out OF a possible 100. and
then going ahead and defeating
Tom Metzger of Greenville; Bill
Brown OF Detroit and Ralph
league OF Detroit in a shoot-off
after the four had deadlocked
with 99's.
In the overtime portion OF the
program. Allen shattered another
80 targets TO prove that he was
the outstanding skeeter OF the
state despite the fact that he has
only two years experience. He was
a pre-tournsment favorite TO win
yesterdays 100 target all gauge
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Continued from First Sport Page
Guldahl carded 90 on each of yes
terday's two rounds, and had a
previous total of 139.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
AXIS PARTNERSHIP WINS NET TITLE
Bacnan Sisters Win Womens Doubles Grown by Beating
Connie O.Donovanr Mrs PoEtzer
BY WILL HARDY

A Rome-Berlin partnership rule,
the women'S doubles division oi
Detroit tennis today.
Elizabeth and Louise Blsckman,
charming Indian Village Club
sisters. handily.defeated Constance
O'Donovan and Mrs. Esther Polit-
ger Ga. 6-3 yesterday in the finals
Of the Tennis Club OF Detroit's
tourney TO win the event for the
fourth time.
We're Axis partners" Louise
explained after the match. "Our
parents were married while
studying music In Berlin. i was
born In the German capital and
Elizabeth was born In Rome be-
fore they returned to America"
LEARNED TO PLAY HERE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

He wants 10 Keep up With affairs back homo tEets
Why he'd like 10 have The Times sent 10 him regularly.
deay :. +. Uys bt5nitret0w 70 ordor.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-20

LA.,I U.s., PLl.7!l:ING COT,
slGn-up necessary G1-a ;szsweo..
% many of tho 1,1oati ons VIII e. t.Ao
81 oup asked concerning thai phase
CT tho work. Tn. A1t9o CHIT dis oIad
% Looms VII CHI a.,o available u
tho people CT the Valley Or tfo
wiring Of tho rroarLs cse -s2,'old
RICO, 17stonslo1 Of. Agent. br5- ol1y o.x~
p.-a3 ned the contract, III GIT of.Wo-T
easements, and apD1.l cations fer
NO, ID o>'sh1p, also, plans we're mado
for meetings in the camp dis 51:i cts
in the Valley,
ALI mon in tho Valley Wao ere
Interested in working o. lis pro-
joct, olthcr on slashln3 crows or
IS vi comon, arc asked to lace
tnoir applications ct the 2xtonsio
office,
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-20
There will be IN i

There will be an imp91 tant
mooting Of oil Vegetables GroWors
Taos 5ay Afternoon J'2no = C $50
Phi, Ploasc pI@n or totns taoro as
this is en- ilnDoc ta2t5 nc o7nl,
Robert Ion, fIoG,
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-20
,Tun 20, 1911

FED LETTUCE AMI RTL5AGA
zA*cPt Co, sudden w=24siS, and
changes the climato2 nero 6 3 Ems TO
~ very mach Ike 1,ha+ H. ah3 jul
lar. AIS, with WI. CT Happen to
BE fs-iat llt-r. These ios ore : elro:l5
for IL. Ge1'ni oIar Does. NJ. Dca
IrW5 5a77ls me and NJ of2-cf survey
cor.f -12as his opinion that 3eo]seep-
ing E6re can becC~o Ne1'y profit
able '.oarch OF aCzi G. lt.trc, There
j list IS not anything - these Us.
that COMPARES w til yc'21' -cc47 i 10
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B-&t bcekoop7nS Is act my sue
joct n this Issue. Today
would like to snare vi "a tic Sott-
lers in this gorgeous valley what
ever experiences !.ava had wat tn
field lettuce and Spanish 1uto,,ta Q.
Field lettuce to ny l.roWI.dgo
IS the only green Vegetable th&t
no winter frosts Kill. Nc matter
how 6eop the snow OF hcW Aao Tire
icy condi ton Of the to5 soil,
fold lettuce roYraias green and
sooins ovon to grow Till ~2y lcto
in winter. All you aooo 10 40 Is
to go cut, remove the snow Tor IS
much Of it os YOU n3c1 md uc3n
cover tao lettuce W IN tic 5o1ao
snow. Ihowing end 1rcl=:-1g 1ee4ir
mi ght roo it. Tt ALSO goes ~ Tho
namo Of Lamb s Loi5f,,>co, 6 o11c t&.1oa
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to grow and narlco5 oone ct 50
have until rocont,T always gI.or7-
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morfly taste, not st~onc borrower.
We mover cooked IL, o7aAy" 80 it
groom. Planted il 49, ~ vi
r1lr1c1v ;r7oOvy In
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groom, bost wi tn SLICED ooiatcca,
or with beans added, Gil ma WING
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