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RULE MUSTENDN IS SULTMATUM Agrees to Retention of All Allied Forces in India,
 if Accepted TROUBLE COMING IF
 PLAN IS REJECTED Will Reluctantly Use All Its NOn-ViOlent Strength
 to Enforce
BY JOHN R. MORRIS United Press Far Eastern Manager)

(United Press Far Eastern Manager)
 Wardha, India, July IS. - (UP) - A non-violent mass movement on a wide scale was envisaged by Nationalist leaders today if Great Bri- tain refuses to accept a reso- lution of tke working com mittee of the All-India Con- gresS calling for immediate end of British rule in India.
 The resolution, sponsored by Mo- handas K. Gandhi, agreed to re- tention of Allied forces in India in view of the threat of Japanese invasion.
 Gandhi, commenting on the ac- tion, emphasized the Congress de- sire to avoid violence but indi- cated that 1t might prove impossible to avert riots in carrying out the resolution.
 It threatened that if its appeal for home rule failed it would be reluctantly compelled to utilize all the violent strength 1t might
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
ARMY CORPORAL
 CAUSED ARREST
German Born American Is Caught With Plans of
 Army Bomber

New York, July IS UP) - An army corporal was credited to- day with having caused the arrest of Washington Glendale Spiegel- berg, 35, a German-born American citizen held in $25,00O bail on a charge of stealing the plans of the Army's B-24 bomber.
 Spiegelberg appeared in federal court yesterday, as did Jean Leon- ard Musa, naturalized American citizen of Swiss birth. Musa was held in $5,000 bail on charge of being an agent of Vichy without having registered as such.
 The corporal, whose name was not revealed, heard. Spiegelberg bragging in tavern about having the bomber plans and reported him. In announcing his arrest, P. E. Fox
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
Status Of Talbot, Pape More Mixed
 Than Ever Before
Attorney Gen. PaIlOtti Puts More Chairs on C. 0. P BandwagOn - Talbot Has Not Vet Taken
 Definite Stand About Ticket

An announcement by Attorney General Francis A. Palotti that Republican leaders have assured him of renomination this fall hghghted todays developments in state COP circles. The Pallotti statement took emphasis from the fact that it made at party meet ing in Fairfield County home of State Chairman Kenneth
 Bradley who has been reported cool toward second term
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15

PREPARE-For success at Post Junior College of Commerce, 2l Central Aye.-Adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-15
Army, Navy, Marine Corps Aerial Power Won Sea Fight Against Japs
Navy Dept. Complies Tally
 Sheet On Losses Of Both Sides

Washington July 15:-(UP-Here the tally sheet the Battle Midway, compiled official navy department nques losses of both sides:
 SHIP LOSSES
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Tacoma Rifle
Club Active

The annual business meeting and
dinner of the Tacoma Rifle 4 Re
volver club was held Saturday
night.
New officers for the ensuing
year are Emery Muzzey, president;
Roy Barwell. vice president. Chef
Paulson. secretary-treasurer; Har-
old Cramer. executive officer. Dave
Gates. property custodian; Harvey
scofield and Arthur Kellenberger.
trustees
Qualification medals for last
year were presented shooters who
qualified. The club had . very
successful year. with the largest
membership on record.
II has bought and paid for
20 acres Of land with its club
house and covered firing point.
and IL now planning To i'm
prove the range by building
10-target pistol range on the
present rifle range.
The club is planning 10 do It's
bit for defense by training guards
and civilian defense units in rifle
and pistol craftsmanship. Anyone
wishing 10 learn 10 shoot rife or
pistol should contact Chef Paulson
At the Washington Hardware COM
pany who can give additional In
formation on these activities In
the city Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
. GOLF

The Brookdale Mems club held
a points tourney on full handicap,
Sunday.
Winners. first division: Harold
Kincaid. ~ points. Carl Lawson,
40; Elmo samuslson, 40. Second
division: Leonard Blaksly. 20.
Paul @. Gomnud. 40. and Pete
Hsgstad. 80. Third division: J. ID.
Chamberlain. ~: Jim Eagle. Al:
y. L. Christine. Oliver 0rodviT.
General Jones and chas. fsudor-
fer, 40.
Transfers. medal play. fun
handicap. winner. Carl Lawson.
7s-12-ss: paul ComsrId. ss-is-
90.
The Northwest Greenksspers'
association will hold It's regular
meeting at BrookdsIs Monday eve
ming preceded by a dinner.
Fircre.t- sunday, points t0urns-
ment. 1T division: D. l. Gunner
son, s0-1O-40: Pat Johnson. 10
1i-40. Second division Richard
Roland, 2Z-15 81. Saturday -
Aeday play. lat division c. Y.
Bonnell. sO-1s ct. b. V. sebwalsn.
1913 10. Second division: h
Loren. $40 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Honor Sinner,
Grid Mentor

CORVALLIS. Ore Seven hun
drsd businessmen. state officials.
alumni members and students
honored Coach Lon stinsr and IN.
Oregon state College football
team. Rose bowl winners. at .
banquet here Saturday night.
Gov. Charlie A. sprAgus.
Secretary Of state Earl smell
and others made addresses
Governors of Washington.
Montana and California sent
kilograms Of congratulations.
a. did Mayor Ro<si Of san
Francisco.
Smell told the 81 players they
would receive engraved rngs In
stead Of defense bonds as a re
ward for their victory. The plan
20 give bonds was discarded when
il was found IL would interfere
with the players amateur stand
ings.
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sGArTtE--At he fssh naval
district headquarters yousil find
slKns. warning 10 The
necessity az secrecy In time Of
var. some n tnes. sixns show |.
woman talking TO . friend. m the
background listening intsnIly. wlil
e~ the figure q . san. obviously
f-eign agent rsr~nthsticaily
spssslF. this 10 mot ntsndsd ~ =
re''ee..r on women. bat To warn
msn OF e .~rvk. slput passing
i"forma'i" on = them and the
Importance Il msphg military
secrets. seote Nee 1 think that
most men IN ~ armed services
realize the lmpoa.nss ~ na, ,....
ing along inform. :. mo- matter
how .llshs. because hs .n.my Ia.
a way Of plseinT E,,m.,,a. a..
ssthsr. However. sai' 1. moi th~
case with civilians.
A case In point rhs.s., A.
a man who lives withlGs..,
Brsmsrton oornrr.d me d. -.
he looked furtively up al a..
the street and then In . ~.
cant whisper said. did you -
F. ste. stn ?" BE gave M.
formation that should ~ a
sbsolutsly quist--lnformation .
enemy IL eager 10 get
Nov ysu might asGss thst
ths ssssay sertaisly Ms
pleaty Of agents living wtthis
sight ~ nreussrtss. - whom
this sasss infer,astiss = avail
abis. and We admit ssas THE "
probably true. bat We sss't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Passing Ut Along
With hsreld Shsv

Ring around the-rosy' basketball with the final stand
ngs very likely TO wind hree-way tie just they did
in 1910.
That's the the city prep basketball looks 20 this
corner after watching all three teams in action last week
It's going 10 be ring around therosy because.
Beharnhnes got the stuff Ia Stadium
LAneoln's got the stuff 10 b. Belarmlne
stadium's got the stuff Q beat Lincoln.
Let's look over the three teams:
Lions shots checked closely
They lack height but have Check downeourt msno
then into tight ball the basket they defending
Good enough shots defense but might trouble
getting set against good defense be beaten
" team which places tall under the bucket TO bat the
rebounds which their sarpsooters from out in front Should
play both Lincoln and Stadium Exposition hs their speed
might outrun Lincoln while they better shots the wide
against stadums
Lincoln: Lots with big tail team but lack
consistent msrksman
has IS points, VIII
10 play a small
reless like Huntington Taylor and
strong at end Of
Stadium: 127 defense
without couple of good marksmen Have
Fincham trouble getting
opponents
hands
defense
built for and this big Stadium
enough blackboard
tall m.
Briefly Lncolns height the
while Bearmne craftsmanship against Stsdum enables
Lions defeat the Tigers Stadiums
match Lincoln height gives the Tigers the edge the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Sports Parade

Hockey club. lets off steam
during his losing streaks by
playing ping pong on the trunks
In the dressing room. :.
Paul Moss, film writing man
ager Of Billy Soose, IL back
from the script mills Of Holly
wood and will join the navy.
Moss, incidentally. has never
seen soose fight. He stays in
the dressing quarters by him
self during the bouts. nervously
pacing the floor and smoking in
the most approved chain fash
ION.
Wheatley stable has a half
brother Of Seabiscuit. a tiny
little cuss named Push who
weighs only 500 pounds
President Holcombe Ward OF
the United States Lawn Tennis
association estimates that the
present supply Of tennis balls
will last only five months even
II rationed.
The steel shortage win force
golf club manufacturers 90
standardize irons and weed out
q few of the numbers from one
TO 10. Old timers consider this
= boon, holding that n golfer
who needs IA club. for hls shots
h just n mechanic.
Greg Rice, two-mile record
holder will appear Saturday in
The three-mile Metropolitan A.
A. L. title race here. Dart
mouth has started the football
rolling by rallying Ivy league
members to sanction the uss
Of freshmen players On varsity
teams next fail.
Major league magnstes are
still rubbing their eyes in amaze
ment AZ the statements Of
Clark Griffith Of Washington
in favor Of playing not only
seven but Is or more night
games a year now that the presi-
dent has okayed the 1912 sea-
son. Griffith has been the most
bitter enemey q night ball In
either league. Sonia Henie
returns 70 the inks tonight
with another ice show. She Ia
In quest Of her second million
now.
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Russ Wiseman
Tops Scorers

Russ wiseman. Central WASH
ington center who made his fresh
man numerals at the University Of
Washington, Is the leading basket
ball scorer In the Winko league.
according to the first compilation
OF figures made by the league sec
rotary.
Wiseman has scored 81 points in
four games and 10 well on his way
10 a new league record n he can
maintain the pace. The league rec
ord is all points set by Sig Sig
urdson In 1910
Some indication OF the strength
of Eastern Washington Savages Is
shown by the fact that the starting
Savage lineup il included among
the top II scorers The leaders:
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Finchum or HUNTINGTON .

Don't you think Bob Fincham of Stadium is the most
valuable player to his team in the city prep basketball
Lacquer" fan asked last week.
No answered this
well, then, who 50"
Ed Huntington Iincoln's guard"
what mean"
We'll take this Belarmne example Belsrmine
plays strong dovn-court checking and takes good
the ball the floor defense
ingon brought 1t without
Yeah, but that's only the game"
"Am right, watch Huntington check. In
city He'll hold Ffncham down when the Abes Stadium
IaVerne Martneau. Benarmne got
few good shots In the last BeiiarmIne game"
That's okeh but basketball making points"
We'll Huntington getting better in this department
Remember kids develop
grade school and junior high school like they
such schools have basketball Huntington
front he time,
around a 1ay-in' basket"
perhaps but I'll stll take Ffncham."
But asked who the
could get along not well it's true without Fnham the
would still their
height But Lincoln would
handler in Huntington stin my
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Third School
For WairlllInon
cssuneusss olvoa
70 n O. llonduy

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nssssy 81 80 p -. wtth sssse>>1-
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was eswpists< hass1.y wSsn ~
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and John cssklIi. nsvtA Wes1epn
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and Lars p<rn. F~tsrmnn h1nHa-
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conefsts = stssi rsps Co. Everett
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
S. 7. Kiwanians
will Be Hosts

b<i<Gstloas fren n e<hsr II
wants eisss - snls vicinity ,SiII -
present ~ the ws>kiy nesting Il
ths s<nsth Tacoma kiwnnls club
"Wednesday IL sis D n IN lhs
Mssonis tsmpi~ a sol IA. Tseoms
ssS. ~hsn tn< z7fh snaiv<rssry n
kiNanls fnt<fnzflsnsi nj ~ 80
served.
James p Meal 81 osympsa. :
former vies-pf<sia~nt q kiw1nis
inssfnstion.i sna formsf xov<rner
~ the F.elfle Northwest district,
sili - speaker. ard sntsrtalnmenk
viii - provided ~ ths Elss club
- tbs Tacoma klssnlx slub.
Apprenticeship $50 yin b in
sitsfdznes. Including members d
ths T@eons. f'uyzilup. Buc<lry.
Enumciaz. nsntoa. Kent. Auburn.
issaquah. oiympls and ah<lIoa
eissez. ms program v IN ehArxs
II ia COMMITTEES On kiHanis s<u-
cation and the chairman, Leonard
A. kmmsrt. Win pfssid<.
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Bob Fincham
Moves Ahead
Tiger PloYer Now
Sixth Top Scorer

Bobby Flnoham. Stadium Tiger
junior. climbed up To sixth place
among Cross State league basket
ball scorers this week and may
Jump into second place after this
Tuesday nights game with LIN
coin II he can score eight points =.
Bob CASTOR. Everett Seagun
center, took over the lead in the
scoring race by tsllying rs points
In Everetts two games With
Yakima and Wslla Wsila.
YakimA's scoring twins. Nell
Bryant and Bill Elliott. are second
and third in the score race. Bry-
ant scored IL points against
Everett.
The fnn nrnrerrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
BY JACK GUENTHER


NEW YORK-A free trip on
the sports merry-go-round: Ival
Goodman, the Cincy Reds right
fielder, an orthodox thrower
throughout his career. will
debut as southpaw this year
because a shoulder silment has
deadened his right arm.
Forget those rumors regard
ing the immediate shift OF Carl
Snavely from Cornell. The
crafty Cayugan has fine team
coming up, for one thing. and
n tied down by contract for
Two weeks ago the United
Press was informed that Aelp
Bettina, the Beacon, n. Y,
heavyweight. had been seriously
injured in an auto crash near
Pittsburgh.
Bettina personally informed
the sports department via tele-
phone from his home that he
hadn't been near the steel city.
Five days later Bettina fought
in Pittsburgh. crashed his car
while driving 10 New York and
was sewed up with Is stitches. =.
Conn McCreary. the turfs
mighty mite, h back In stride
at Hialeah, thereby proving that
there mBst be such n thing as
courses for jockeys as well a.
courses for horses. :.
Tom Gwynne, originator OF
the Gwynne school OF turf
writing which has folded up
since the war hit Santa Anita
park. reports he has discovered
the Bill Tilden OF 1850.
HIS name is Georgia Gentry,
he IL only II years old and he
Is the mos valuable possession
Of the LaJolla Beach and Tennis
club. Tilden himself says.
Gentry is the greatest player
In the country"
The boy weighs only 90
pounds and stands Just IS
inches tall but knocks off
LaJolls's tennis biggies with an
ease that approaches indiffer-
snce. Only an amazing re-
straint stopped Prof. GWynne
short Of adding that George
also can sprint. go the route
and come from behind In the
stretch.
Charley Constantine, an East
Side New York feafherweight,
has won SO straight boxing
matches Red Dutton, boss
man Of the Brooklyn American
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SECRECY ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
Don't Pebble Information
That May Give Any Aid or
Comfort to u. S. Enemies
APPS KEPT NUN ON DATE OF ATTACK

/, h~ss ~ sushe n s~ey ~
ske<n.
A ranking naval officer ssla ~
other day that ths r~as.a Zoe th>
laps astonishing sufprss. victory
II frsri Harhof Uns the fact thai
NOT ONE JAP rALkmp. Tns
fiffh soIumn.sfs kept their swn
council. reporting only 10 kas~n
sgsnfs Thsy didn't tails 20 thslr
wives. IN thstr s~ssshsarss. To
THAR children. 10 THAR frssnds. nar
10 anyone
Ths result 90. that ths latsill.
ksnes sxsnts n i've highly IN
voived countries the unlfea
states. Great Britain. the rr~~
Dutch. Rnssls and china could
find out exactly NOTHING. ~
cause NOBODY TALKED.
fhis !. e~peessiis ss,nsss9
~hes yea esasid~r ~ s.ass
sf ths Jnpssess sissehs wnsrh
sere sinssss sisssslsaaesas--
from . thessss< mssles Ell Ne
California ns~~t ~hsv~ . ssss-
ehsAissss wss tssp~ase1. 10
nis9spsss. iselp1tss ~ re~st
nsrsss 80 rhilappsss Isias1
attack.
And 20 the willy Jap Won ne
f5r~ ss.s .,s.@ @.~Sx.1zk
because HE people undsrst5S3 NJ
Of me FIRST principals II warfare
suFpvsss. which can b hassd
only uson utmost seerscy.
We ion's suppos~ soma fslks wiil
-ssiis the Importance ~ kssp<na
MI. military information sserst
ntliihs bombs b~rin 10 rain ~
> ar IN city. % until . great bal.
tisss 10 torpsdosd at Cape FIAT
tsfyey . waiting sssbmss1ss
bsess somsons talked.
sSstses States 10 ~ wsv.
usss tsiesste - sesssnis.
y ere esthes . fvtes1. -
, fses. shs are pvsss - -
y &c isfss0u~tiss. - ssss
y rsss. fss sss lsss 81 b>ss~s
n assssss sh~m.
y III sspsst yoar frtsnds ~hs
" worm nrsmsrtan 10 cell yea
whssnlts ~ osir fleet are th<fs
- sna The nFsmsrten navy ysfd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Vel o. his way 20 break the
z45zpSint record set - Frank
spear Last year. Frank Drsysr ~
FIfs hAs sc0rsd ia points IN tbs
first $50 Flsrcs County is.gus bas-
ksibaii games.
othsr leading scorers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
NAZARESEs WIZ

Ia GRANDE. Ore. - Northwest
Nazsrsns College Of Sampz. Ida
defeated Eastern Oregon College
% Education In a tight basketball
game here laz night s5-5s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

frsss1lsi approval has bssn
given sises fie<-d eontfei pro-
jet N rec eoanty. according
70 wife&cslyed Tuesday from
senator n G. Wsilxrsn ard
Congress- John NJ Codes
couniyflelals sad he funA
= for slnna8es q . WFA
pFolsct entsrcosanty river Inn
pFvvsmsn4ndsr dirsetlon % fhs
intsrcosifssssr sHEinserq Frank
= pau tier. Work has been
Under wa5r soms time On Ire
stuck. vi and upper Puysilssp
rivers teontrol banks and
erosion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Calvary Methodist quintet win
meat Lincoln Psrs Christian ~ .
on tbs r. N {. A. floor t0nlEn NJ.
Oakland Presbyterian viii play .
practice Eams st . o'clock
Individual sesSisK leader ~
th~ is.Ess 10 mn orsEssy ~
ths rresby isfiaas, -ifs 81
markers.
Ols Hansen ~ Emmenusi Meth
odlnt n eioss Dshlnd sith 80 scores
Completing ths fret flss scoFsFs
are Burlington Of Calvary Meth
odszf with ZEE. Funk u flrst La
thsf1a win 20 and siaDseypbsr u
Lincoln P.rk chnstlaH With -.
FNaf.fF arAafsfN6t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Gill Quits
TIER Post

JasQsiii. president ~ tbe Tsr
eonsxsrs. announced Tuesday
n ~ssslTn that psss ~ ts~ an
nssi citing ~ airset0ss ThuFs-
day s<noan.
y k.< b~ss s~sd ~ ~
nEs fef tss i..t four sssss.
TAIL ss<F th~ h<iss n 1883
bsahis le~l~fsssp. Tsesaus
nssss sh@axhn~>~s pisys
sff-af slS ssi ffsisk fIrse
sar sos.
esiiiesnfiy flied 40 |. esa1a-
date : eaaa missioner - pabtle
safety.
I sszgnklnsis - be interested
n TsNS baseball. whsshsr pre-
fsssiosh>r smstssF.~ qalll ssid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
EAGLES LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS

George EffeleerE. anchor man
fer the undersskers. led the bowl
ers q the EaKles league Monday
night on the Coliseum alleys.
shooting 2iT for the high game
md sol for the high total
ue usders.ker> made an
other sweep % tseir series.
this time taking the measure
ef thu Jewelers. Dan Bssant
had HI. secesd high series IN
. re~. shooting ssf IN the
scsdeff spet.
Results Laundry :. Wolves I
postponed, Dairy :. red's ..
Hotels 4. Center Street o: Wolves
:. Niece. 1. Motors 7spo, s~iss o.
Husk J. Club Room l.
Other good scores included. Ray
sanderson sos. y. wiivers so2.
John White ss6. Sam Tokstzd sos.
Earl Balloon 81, including = AIS
single. bud Robinson SOC.
LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS
Bill othick. anchor man for the
first half champion Tlremen. Was
sizzling In Industrial league play
IN matches played Sunday and
Monday nights. Shooting In .
postponed match Sunday. he rolled
iss, 225 and 2os for q Sos series.
then came back in regular play
Monday to top the trundler. with
s7.. including games Of iss. 7is
and 227.
The rireuen split even with
Botsiers In their postponed
match and won thr~e from
Dentists In Monday play.
Grocers won three from Hark-
ness. Printers won three from
Don'.. Insurance won three
from Bottlers. and Bert's won
three from the nag.
Listed among the high scores
were Earl Brooks b0e. Jim
shsughnessy bo4. Billy Ruehle s2s
Earl Mahnkey $50. Bob Fisher $40.
Bob Friberg b23. John Ester b6t.
including a 23s single: Archie Mel
son $40. Stan Cummings ei4.
Wayne Hsrter b27, John koenig
800. Ovid Leterneau sos. Ed Girls
void 6i2 and II. studholms so7.
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Tri-Couniy Loop
Playing Tuesday

silverdale defeated Vaughn. 81
to 81. In a makeup game 10 throw
the Tri-county league into . four
way tie for second place.
League games this Tuesday
night put Port Orchard AZ silver
dale. cambridge at Gig Harbor
and Vashon at Poulsbo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Fife Sophs Down
Bellarmine Frosh

Fife sophomores took the meas
ure Of Bellsrmine freshmen Mon
day afternoon al Bellsrmine in a
41-35 game. The hneups
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7 p. m. Messiah Lutheran -
AOnsrehss 8 ?. m. Jefferson Play
field - Portland Avenue. and a.
. O'Clock. Garsgsnsn ami Latter
Day Santa.
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