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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
BORN IN ENGLAND

Did you know that Ronnie Will
liams, the new Open Amateur
champion, was born in England :?
He came 10 this country with his
parents when he was ) years old
and has lived here ever since.
His mother was in the gallery
Sunday at Rackham, the first time
she had attended a golf tourna-
ment. Several times in the midst
of the final round, following a
good hole by her son, she'd stop
him and inquire if he had won.
She was thrilled when he finally
crashed through on the eighteenth,
Ray Ala. former Sylvan Glen
star, nov in the navy and sta
toned al Crosse lie. was at Rack
ham Sunday. He reported a golf
tournament for the Servicemen at
Crosse lie will be played shortly
on the Island course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
DENLY Loop Meets

DENLY Recreation senior house
bowling league will hold a meet
ing Friday a. 1920 Whittier. All
captains Of last season and pro-
spcctive teams with averages Of
SIS 10 900 arc urged TO attend,
or call AR. GAS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Baseball Teams Hold
Field Day in N. Y.

NEW YORK. Aug 19 QNS).-
In addition to the hitting-pitch-
ing exhibition between Babe Ruth
and Walter Johnson, there will be
several other events Of the pro-
gram Sunday when the New York
Yankees meet The Washington
Senators in an army-navy relief
douhle-headeT, officials announced
War hnRdS-uGil he awarded as
prizes 10 the winners of 60-yard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
.ChrYsIer Inter Plant
Pin Opening Is SET

Chrysler inter-plant bowling
league Will open its season with 10
teams again at Olympia Recrea-
ton, September II, at 1880 p. m.
Jimmy Walsh announced today
They are Highland Park Service
and Engineering, De Soto, Tank
Arsenal, Dodge Main, defending
champion and Forge. Plymouth
Kercheval and jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
PRAISE HOGAN

Jimmy Sellers and Glib Sellers
back from the Rochester IN. "
Open. arc singing the praises OF
Ben Hogan for the spectacular "a
he had in the first round there.
Some rate it with Lloyd Man
grum's Ga in 1910 Masters at Au-
gusta as all-time tops in competi-
ton on-a regulation course, Sellers
is one Of them But Demaret. as
thrilled as he was by his partner
great round. docsn-t quito agree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Recreation, formed the Italian
American event. All three Will be
staged at the Garden this coming
season.
Damico took over his now duties
last night. At present nc is TAX
Ing league reservations at II
2-SS50 or ". 70l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Sees Isl Ace in 50 Years

MT. CLEMENS, Aug. 10 Alex
Macdonald, Hill Crest golf pro
who has been associated with the
game for 50 years. witnessed his
first holc-in-one when Guy "Gabby'
Brown. former deputy county
clerk. aced the 92-yard No. 7 hole.
Brown, who aced the same hole
two years ago, was playing his
last game dl civilian golf. He
leavcS for the army Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
POST PROJECTS
DETROIT

Totals IS ~ 81 80 To's's IN q u
'Rsusd for Msndsrs In eighth
Detroit 500 0i0 O0f-i0
Post Products 0n0 020 900 2
Errors York Richie f.uty runs co.
Franklin Cehringrr hcCosky sYork
Harris Ross RAdCHF i.ipon Riehe Nc
Gee LAmport Two-bAse hits Manders
1,smport Three base hits NcCosky Riebs
Runs bs'ted in-Nork 2 Upon ? Manders,
=. Corsica schodef Double pfays -Geh-
Ringer ~ Upon 90 YORK 60. t.amport 70
Gohle 20 Iuty Hts-On Manders IN
Innings. of Corsica ! In innings on Gui.
Hedge In innings ~ Fryman In 2
Innings. Of Scnoder 3 IN innings on
Milhiem IN ' inning on Miller In
innlnE on Nor man q ln ! inning Struck
out-Bv MandFrs =, by Corsica ? nv Fry
man 2 by Nordman ? by Miihiem I
BASES On hsiis-On Gulledge 2. on Schnder
b on Nordman on Msnders I. on Cor
ics ! HIT hy pitched ball Gehringer Coy
Fryman). Left on bascs-Detroit :. Bat
ne creek s. Winning pitcher anders
Losing pitcherLGuliedRe. tmpires Price,
Knode and Kline Time of game 0s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Jimmy still regards Lawson Lit
lies 81 two winters ago al San
Antonio as the best ever because
of the conditions under which IL
was made. II will be recalled part
OF the round was played While II
was showing and water stood on
most of the green's.
BY the way, Demaret also rates
Hogan's 81 in the recent Hale
America ahead OF the 64 at Roch-
ester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Sundays D. B. F. Schedule

CLASS
Auss vs. Auto C'ub y " No 2 N
CLASS
Grand River Chevrolet ". Acme, y
Is 40 2 r n
Samsv " -Four Leaf y vs. No 3 N
Jaw lA vs. Arthurs y No. s.
J. m.
BIKE ~ East SIDE 7 No S. r. m
CLASS 4
Tntei vs.. Bradford y. " 80. 3
! 80 3. n
CLASS u
Ford Post vs. Haags y ". No ?
80 p. m
Kov alsk vs.. Hudson 1884 p T. No 6
I 30 p. m
Craftsmen bye
CLASS y FINALS
state vs. Rita ~ " No L. i70 o. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Fight Results

NEW YORK Joe Peralta 1aAsk. Ia
maqua, Pa. outpointed Quentin Breese.
1885, Manhattan. Kan te) EVnie Petrous,
1881 Philadelphia ouip0inted joey VAR
OFT 1897 New York CO..
NEW YORK Beau Jack. 1871 Au-
gusta. Ca Knocked out Carmins Fatts
l31 New York Gls Hal Green. ifi ~
NeW YORK scored a technical knockout
over Joe Covernale. 1f7, New York (sl.
NEWARK. ~ J-Fredde Archer 1N,
Al,---t i---,'rt ~ Norman Rtiisr 49,
Ib4nu n Y. (i0l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
; DefroiterS 10 Sail
In Eastern Races

Tom Young, Ed McPhce and
Nate Van OSeol leave today for
Marblchcad, Mass, where they
will compete over the weekend in
the annual Ito class yacht races
over a Massachusetts Bay course
They Will sail boats belonging 10
the Marblehead and other eastern
clubs.
The event wag hold in Detroit
last summer and Won by George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Tigers Find
Chance 10 Win
Twilight Tilt
from First Sport Page

|ntinued from First Sport Page
OF his IS tickets he sent him
and the rest turned over to sol
diers and sailors.
Theodore r. Hodges sent in a
check for S25 TO be turned over
10 the fund with request for tick
cts. Other checks were received
from DR.. J. NJ. Robb J. w. Bryant
Jr, William j Chlttenden Jre r,
NJ. Roland, Judge Ralph w. Liddy
and John T. Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

3-Some upset! Today, IMPERIAL is the
fastest-growing whiskey in all America -. is
setting new track records in state after stated
So here's your tip, Mister...ask for an IMPERIAL
highball or cocktail at your favorite bar, or
take home tryout bottle tonight :. and
taste why it's the odds-on favorite in the
great whiskey derbyl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

lO'Day Of Marblehead. II Il the
lrulc Of the association TO hold the
7 tournament each year in the home
waters Of the previous years
winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Upon SINGLES

The Tigers added another in tho
fifth on a walk and singles By Rad
cliff and Johnny Lipon.
II was in this inning that Battle
Creek scored lis two runs With
ono man out. Alfred MCGEE singled
and Lamport doubled Merritt
|Schroder came through with An
infield hit 10 score MCGEE. Lam
pert scored later on an outficld out
and an error on Harvey Riebe.
The Tigers put together five
more hits in the ninth. including
triples by McCosky and Ricbc and
singles by York. Radcliff and
Corsica.
Manders had the Battle Creek
boys stopped cold as nc famed
nine in the seven innings nc
worked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

sprints, four-man relay races and
fungo.hitting contests among mem
bers OF the two clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
II. DaIllicO
Takes New
Pin Job

Frank Damico has severed rela-
tons with the Mack-Boulcvard
Company 10 become CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

proprietor with
Roy + e m in z
and manager al
the Garden Rec
reation, u was
n n n o u n c c d
today
W h ( ] Q al
NJ a c k Boule-
ward, y a mic o
organized { h c
Husband a n q
Wife and Five
Brothers tour
n a m O n : and
with Andy Ste
fanl OF Rainbow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

2-Some speed! And right the handicappers
were! In one state where IMPERIAL ran its
first big race, this grand whiskey quickly
showed its heels to all 332 long-established
brands -. is still running in first place..
lengths ahead Of the field!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

The Battle Creek team collected
four hits off Hal Manders in the
fifth frame for its two runs. The
|highlight OF the local teams rally
was a double 10 left field by Red
Lampert that scored the first run
for the local nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
SEE MOST OF TIGERS

Both teams substituted freely
with Del Baker giving the local
fans an opportunity 10 see most
of the Tiger lineup,
Manager Carroll Grimm ~ the
ISSal club gave all Of the members
Ris team an opportunity Hc
I'D a total OF six hurlers in the
nine inning route.
The Tigers scored in tho opening
frame when both Murray Franklin
and Charley GehrinGcr singled.
Barney McCoSky was safe on an
error, Franklin scoring Rudy
York knocked in run with a
single 10 short. After MCCosky
was thrown out AZ the plate on
Don Ross roller 20 short and Rip
Radcliffe flied out 10 center, Bill
Gulledge lost his control and
walked the next two men. forcing
York across the plate with the
third run Of the inning ManderS
then doubled 10 left and the last
two runs scored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Tigers WallOp
Battle Creek So

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 19-The
Detroit Tigers putop good show
and handed the Battle Creek Post
Products baseball team a 10 TO 2
shellacking in an exhibition game
here at Postum Park yesterday
afternoon before approximately
1000 fans.
The Tigers started right off in
the opening inning with five runs
and then added another in the
fifth. They CIimaXed their scoring
with a fur-run splurge in the final
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
BOSTON BRUINS
NOLONGER hot
Canadian Army and Air
Force Take Many
Stars

Boston, April 2. - Cup - The
Boston Bruins, stripped Of their
Stanley cup hockey championship
and their last vestiges OF greatness
as rulers Of the National Hockey
League for three esasons, arrived
here BY train from Detroit today for
q farewell banquet Saturday night
Eliminated In two straight games
by Detroit In senl-final playoff
the Bruins will be a radically differ.
ent squad II there Is any professional
hockey next season.
Already their ace forward line Of
Milt Schmidt, Bobby Bauer and
Woody Dumart Is In the RCAF, and
Dit Clapper, 36-year-old defense ace
may never compete again due to ar
Achilles tendon injury.
More Action Ahead
Three rockies Jack MCCALL
Glare Martin.and Lloyd GronSdal--
expect to be In the Canadian army
before summer. Gordie Bruce viii
reJoin his regiment, the four recon.
Nuisance battalion, at Ottawa, arc
Des Smith has sIgnified his inten.
ton Of Joining a tank unit. Bill
Hollett, O corporal In the Toronto
Scottish Home Guard Regiment, ex.
poets to so right into government
service.
Other players like Herb Cain
Dutch Hitler, Art Jackson and Jacl
Shewchuk plan to get defense Jobs
Even II these and some othei
players change their minds, Manager
Art Ross has other plans. Ross wal
satisfied with his patched-up teami
showing In the last third OF the sea.
son and the playoffs. Privately, III
didn't believe his green rockies alc
fading veterans would win another
game after losing clapper, Bill Grow
ley and the Kraut Line. But Rosl
Is strictly champion-ninded, and 9
shakeup Is inevitable,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
EXCELLENT ELKS|
BOWLING SEASON.
NEARING CLOSE.
Riccardi's Team ''In" But
Lux and MuIviIIe Teams
Close; 4 Weeks to Go

While II Is evident that the
American League bowling team In
the Elks league, captained by Silvio
Ricciardi (the policy king) Is going
10 battle someone's outfit In the
National league for the champion
ship within the very near future,
the race for honors IN the latter
loop is as close as the hands OF the
clock at half-past six. A few weeks
ago, every indication was that Joe
Mulville's Renders had the Ma
tional league situation pretty well
In hand, but since that time the
Herman Lux Lancers have moved
to within q single game Of the Lead
ers, though the team has lost I'VE
more games than Mu.Hlile and
Co., having rolled % games against
Mulville's SO contests. Four weeks
Of competition remain.
Richards Raviolas are eight
games in front Of Bill Stanton's
Seallons, with jolly Joe SamoskaS
Tired Tubes IN the third slot.
Meeting Tonight
Burly Bill Cavanaugh and Dash
ing Dick Hyland are having quite
O gallop for individual honors, each
with O 108 average to date, George
divers 1878 bringing up the rear,
though Cavanaugh Is 20 pins up on
Hyiand at this writing. Tonight,
Chairman Cavanaugh wishes all
bowling captains to meet ct 1880 to
hear reports from the banquet COM
mlttee, etc. Harry Cashins MIX
Punchers will be represented BY o
guy initiated HxC.
Another interesting feature Of the
Elks season Is that i've men are
tied for high game without q mark,
Bill Bannon, Augie Rinaldi, Frank
Monaghan. Bill Cunningham and
Marty O'Rourke having rolled 90
for one game In which o strike or
spare was not recorded.
Standings and records to date:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02

TOO bad not the late General smedley
Is onscson with oconnss crack about As fifth column eiiOrs
the soldier amateur athlete recently because he
OFFICER Or perhaps oConnel may have little Buffers make
After the manner II which New Ravens Jimmy Roche was given
business at that annual election ought be little careful about
COMMITTEE.
SWIMMERS Of beaueOus Of American
national champion record holder win perform the
vale Saturday night added feature o. the AAU nationals
axe Give rsndsri Sports Night for ne boys Il wners-
n who play I'll has been set M Thursaay April %
fling during the Pole vanltng incidentally
BARRED rs well as five miles sTRAIGHTAWAY.
JOB club hands Of club officials
some time though pro may not be appointed BY the way those Of
shorts by addressing thsaway
butts Platoon 2 Recruit Depot Marine Barracks Paris Island South
twice show that Jimmy Johnston has quite quawk Simon
IN anS ceany not knocked o as the reter.e claimed snd
SEINE Baog announced 70 the mob last Friday It quite prob
like blunt needle not the Louis kicked with tse4e to
the Army Belief fund Simon gave 2 the Ring Officials ? Mike
than the Naval Relief Society got under similar circumstances Bill
back yesterday hits
buys Charley hless times with
rngOn Its city bowling by
rsa before Mayor patten Whir the first bali down polished
ley The Dodg duo Of Reese and Reiser budde and teammates
heart last Sunday less than Is events are
Listed the o4s gCt calendar Of the Country Club
help golf balls players forward LADIES
Saturday and Sunday May 30 and 81 Saturday and Sunday July and
q August 49, September and q September series
ship tournament to from September IS through the 18th
Boston SpSer deferred By presidential order ga and fw A
the movie star conscientious oo Who at least admitted
anything request for defernen
which later proved to be UNTRUE when the Minneapolis seecty
statement
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
GLORIA CALLEN AT
YALE SATURDAY

New Haven, April added at
traction to the A. A. U. champion
ahiF@ Saturday night will be an at
tempt by Gloria Callen to break
the existing world and American
records In the 100-yard backstroke
for. women. Miss Callen will swim
100 yards but will be timed for so
yards as well, endeavoring to set
. noteworthy performance at this
distance.
The existing women's world mark
for the i00-yard backstroke Is held
BY Miss O. Kint OF Holland who
clicked 1851 In 1899. The Amer
lean women's record holder Is Flea
nor Holm Rose who Travelled the
distance In 1:07.5 In 1885. Mrs. Rose
also Is credited with the noteworthy
performance Of 81 and four-fifths
seconds in the 50-yard distance,
made in 1881.
The order Of events Friday will
be-: 220-yard freestyle; 22o-yard
breast stroge; meter diving; 800
yard individual medley; 400-yard
relay. Trials In the afternoon, A.
mails Ia the evening.
on Saturday, the events will be:
100-yard free style; 160-yard back
stroke; 44O-yard swim: 3 meter div
ing: 300-yard medley relay. Trials
IL the afternoon, finals In the eve
ming.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
"A. a. u SUOirn1irg Championships At Yale
Picard's s. PAGES
Pre-TOurneyPlay
Land Of the Sky

Asheviile, N. O., April 2.---CUP)-
Little Ben Hogan, the Hershey, Pa
money.maker, was an odds.on fav-
Orite to win the Land Of the Sky
Open Golf Tournament for the third
straight year as the Aeld teed of
today on the first leg Of the 72-hole
5000 defense bond contest.
Hogan contented himself with Q
nine-hole warm.up yesterday as
Henry Picard paced the pre- tour1la-
ment shooters over the scenic Bit
more Forest Course with a three
under par SO. Jimmy Hines and
Jimmy Thompson shot 73s, the
same score Hogan chalked up IN an
earlier practice round.
National open champion Craig
Wood, posting o rs, predicted that
the winning total this year would be
282, two strokes below Hogan'S first
money effort In io4i. q
Goes Home
Sammy Snead dropped off the
winter caravan yesterday 10 return
to his Hot Springs, Va, home but
the rest Of the name" professionals
were on hand for the battle over the
Biltmore layout, nestled In the
mountains and said by the Pros "a
be In ideal spring playing condition,
Lawson Little, Lloyd Mangrum
and Sam Byrd, winner Of the greater
Greensboro, N. O., open, were late
arrivals in an expected held Of TO-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
Boys Club. Members
TO Learn Jiu- JItsu


uH.h ~. noyoIne ~ the SanooA
"4O. n,S oOne " vs.. so.
annual silver Gloves tournament
April 10 and II between 30 and 40
boys come to tho club every Tues
day ana Thursday 70 Train under
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
ECAN DINERS
INCREASE LEAD
Farer News Team Helps
Leaders By Defeating
Metal Hose

Sirloin steak will be ION the
house" within the very near future,
at least for members Of the Egan
Diners who seem to have the sec.
ond division Of the Industrial Bowl
ing league we'll In hand, following
last nights pinning ct the Malta
tuck alleys when Egans took o 80
forfeit win from Lea Manufactur.
Ing, while runner-up Metal Hose
was being set back 2-i by Farer
News. In fact, patron Pat Egan sent
q carrier-pigeon out Of the west end
this A. M. TO announce that he
might include the Farer News boys
In on the steak proposition, for be-
Ing good enough TO knock of the
Metal Hosers thereby allowing the
ED array to increase It's lead TO
three full games.
Nice Work
Scovlli's Jack Culhafe was top
man last night though, as his high
single OF l5l followed o i43 and o
Bo-so 100 In his first game for an
even 400 that also took high three
honors. For this feat, Culhane gets
an autographed photo Of Russ
Hickman as burlington BERTHE"
when the league has Its annual
banquet Egans 604 game was
high, with Scovills taking plnfall
honors. Scores:
and DIV. DUSTY LEAGUE
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
MIDLAND TO RUN
AT NARRACANSETT
Howard Horses Headed for
Rhode Island Track;
Opening April II

Pawtucket, r. T., April 2. - One
OF Americas most prominent racing
stables Is on the way to Narragan-
Sett Park for the spring meeting
that opens the New England racing
season April II.
Those glad tidihgs were contained
In q telegram from Charleg'6. How
ard received at Narrangansett late
this evening. Howard asked that
Narragansett Park have stalls bed.
ded down for ten thoroughbreds that
he Is shipping from Florida. Inciud-
ed In the shipment Is Midland, sue
cesSor TO Seabiscult, worlds great
est money winner, as head man"
Of the famous San Francisco turf
mans stable.
Midland and the other Howard
horses have been campaigning IN
Florida since the Santa Anita Park
meeting was BACKED out by the mill
itary. Miolands last start In Florida
came In the $500 added Coral
Gables Handicap, which he won In
track record time OF i:40 2-6. For
several seasons this narrow-headed
son OF MILO d'Arezzo has been regard
ed o. one OF Americas outstanding
handicap canpaigners.
CLASSY Dat Munchers
Other stars Of the Howard stable
are the crack 4-year-old colt YAM
kee Dandy and the hard hitting A.
year-oid nlly Rackatack.
The Howard stable will arrive at
Narragapsett In charge OF Head
Trainer ATaciturn Tom" Smith. The
shipment also includes Present
Arms, Handy Justice. Sun Plane,
Hindoo Spy, Lady calval, crucifino
and Hatasu,
Midland was q winter book faV-
orite for the 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap, which was cancelled be-
! cause Of war conditions on the coast.
, His recent victory In track record
time indicates that he will arrive at
Gansett at the peak OF his form.
Arrival OF the Howard horses will
give Narragansett the most formid-
able representation from West Coast
stables that any New England track
has ever had. Half o dozen other
prominent California establishments
are already on the grounds.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
Sport
QUESTIONS
Answered

Have you q sports question You
want answeFed9 write your CUES.
ton clearly, sign your name ana
address and mail your query 70
Sports Fan Question Man, Sports
Service Bureau, The Waterbury
Democrat, 1913 18th street,
Washington, ID. g., enclosing 0
Scent postage stamp for per-
SonaI reply.
q. What Is the world weight
lifting record for the two hands mil
itary press7
A. The record as ofilcially accept
ed by the international Weight Lift
ing Federation Is 1888 kilos Zap
prcxinateiy 3l6.3e pounds, held by
Manager, Of Germany.
q. How does Joe DiAGaggio's 1911
batting average compare with hif
average for the previous Year,
A. His 1o41 average was 1857;
1910 average, $50.
q. was Jake Rilrain ever world
- =. -.-.- 80 49,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-02
BOSTON MARATHON

BotOon, April 2. - Cup - ponaId
Il. (Don) Heiaicle Of Baltimore,
Nd, who has finished among the
first three In IFS three previous BOg-
ton "A. A., fitarathoas, was the AFst
10 enter the 4Oth renewal u the
classic April 20, II was announced To-
day.
Other entries included veteran
Johnny Eeinple Of BctaCn, william
Carrigan, Boston, Michael >. O,Izara,
Ne wYOfk City, Charles ). yFedeFgoli,
Bosom, Harold o. Pentheiiy, Isopkin-
ton, Manuel silva, Cambridge. Man
vel i. Campbell, Vineyard Haven,
John y. Coleman. Boston. Frank
gifione, North Medfcrd, Walter n.
Ellis, springfield and Dick Taylor,
BrocktCn.