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Evening star., 1942-05-09

TO the junior church by the Rev. 8.
w. williams; $50 pm, holy COM
munion; 8 pm. the pastor will
preach on "A Conglomeration of
Human Nature" Holy communion
will be served.
New Bethel (CoIored).
At IL am. sermon by the pastor;
$50 pm, the pastor will preach
at the First Baptist Church, ac-
companied by congregation and
senior choir; 8 pm. Thanksgiving
service, G. U. o. o. r. Sermon by
DR.. C. David Foster.
Mount Horeb (Colored).
At IL am, sermon by the Rev
Charles H. Fox on THE Ideal
Mother" Music by the senior choir;
pm, Mothers Day program and
pew rally, sponsored by the Tribe
Of Judah Club; 8 pm, 4 religious
moving picture. under auspices of
the Tribe of Judah Club.
Metropolitan (Colored).
At II am. DR.. E. C. Smith will
speak on characteristics of Moth
ers; $50 pm, Ideal Working Club
annual pew rally, with DR.. J. l..
Henry guest speaker; pm, Moth
er's Day service by the Junior Fell
lowship Society.
Mount Bethel tColored).
DR.. K w. Roy will preach at II
a m. on Christian Mothers At 8
pm. the Rev. Albert Thornton,
pastor of the Beulah Baptist Church,
Alexandria, Va, will be the guest
speaker His subject is Revealed
Christianity"
Second (Colored).
Or. J. L. S. Halloman will preach
at II am. on THE Honor to
Parents" Communion service and
reception to new members will be
observed at pm. The pastor will
preach in the evening on Gods
Care for His Children"
Zion Southwest tColored).
On Sunday special services will
be held in commemoration of the
Festival of the Christian Home"
At II am. the Rev A. Joseph Ed
wards has as his Mothers Day ser
mon "A Decalogue of Love" Ap-
propriate music will be furnished
by the senior choir. At pm. ser
mon by the pastor.
Trinidad tCol0red).
At 1870 I'm. the Rev. Spencer D.
Franklin will preach on Good
Mothers" At $50 pm. he will
preach at the new Mt. Olive Baptist
Church on Motherhood" At pm.
the Wilson Harmonizers will render
musical program.
Mckinley Memorial (Colored).
The Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins will
preach at IL am on the Mother
| hnod of C;od" Nofher,s nav ra,,sie
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st. Matthews.

Mothers Day will be observed to-
morrow morning. with the Rev
Theodore P. Fricke speaking on THE
Nations Debt of Honor to Mothers"
The sacrament of holy baptism will
be administered to several infants.
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Christian

Third.
Chaplain Albert N. Corpening, U.
S. A.. will be the guest preacher at
ii am. This service is in honor of
the men in the church in the armed
forces. The choir will sing. The
Lords supper will be observed
There will be a prayer service from
$50 to 9 pm.
Park View.
Christian Zeal VS.. knowledge"
will be the subject tomorrow at 8
pm. The Junior and senior choirs
will assist in the services. Mothers
will be recognized during the services
of the day. Sermon subject at IL
am. God in Christ" Junior church,
II am, Charles Jones in charge.
The Rev. George M. Anderson is
pastor.
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Third (COlOred),

At II am. Attorney Ruth Whit
head Whaley of New York will be
the Mothers Day speaker Special
music by the senior choir; 8 pm,
religious drama.
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Methodist
Dumbarton Avenue,

Dumbarton Avenue.
The Rev. Lloyd G. Davis will
preach at II am. on The Ideal
Mother" and at pm. on The
Christian Home"
Meeting of the Official Board
Monday at 8 pm. Special prayer
meeting. Thursday, 8 pm
Methodist.
Mther's Day services will be OBJ
served tomorrow. The Rev. w. F.
Wright will preach at II am. and 8
pm. The topic in the morning
will be Motherhood and Christ" !"
The United Spanish War Veterans
Of the District Of Columbia, also the
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Union.

Union.
DIR. Selwyn K. Cockrell will preach
at IL am on The Religious In
f1uence OF Mother" and at 8 pm.
on "A New Law
st. Paul.
The Rev. William Pierpont will
speak at II am. on THE Worlds
Debt to Mothers" The informal
meeting at pm. will be a Mother s
Day program.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will give supper Thursday
starting at $50 o'clock. The public
Is invited.
The Young Adult Glass will hold
business meeting and a wiener
roast Friday at $50 pm. at the
home Of its teacher, John Klein.
Lewis Memorial.
There will be Mothers Day
service at IL am. The Rev. H. r.
Deal will use as his subject Prob
lens Of the Christian Home" The
Junior and Senior Choirs will fur
nish music for the service. At 8
will be a continuation of the study
of the Lords Prayer, the subject.
Daily Bread and the Kingdom of
God"
On Friday evening the East
Washington District Youth Fellow
ship will meet.
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service will meet
Wednesday, the day circles at l
pm. and all evening circles at 8
pm.
The annual Bible story telling
contest of the Church School will
be held Thursday at 8 pm.
Gorsuch.
DR.. Lewis S. Rudasill will preach
at II pm. on My Mother: at pm.
on The Training of Children"
Brightwood Park.
The Rev. Robert K. hewitt an
nounces themes. II am. AN
Understanding Mother: 7:45 pm.
Upper Rooms" On Thursday at
7:45 pm. he will lead the concluding
discussion in Rules for Living
Holding to Your Schedule" The
church board of education will meet
at 8:35 pm. The Mems Wesley
Bible Glass will offer a minstrel on
Friday at s:l5 pm.
BrooklAnd.
The festival of the Christian home
will be observed at IL am, with
DR.. s. Paul Schilling preaching on
Homes That Reveal God" At 8
pm, the topic will be Faith Heroic"
The Church School Workers Con-
Evening star., 1942-05-09
Pilgrim tCOlOred)

The Rev John S. Miller will
preach at II a m. on "A Mothers
Union the Solution for Youths
Problem" His junior choir will
sing. Preaching at 7 pm. At 3
pm. the girls and boys will present
the program, Mrs. Ella Smith is
sponsor. On Wednesday at 8 pm.
he will preach at the Wesley A. M.
E. Church and his senior choir will
render music
Evening star., 1942-05-09
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
Bresident ORR nized Rihla Tdass Assneiaf


The Rev Howard pastor Congrega-
honal Church. will be the Mothers
Burial Class of Calvary Baptist Church morning
Group
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Schedule Of Activities in Washington Churches

Somerville, executive secretary OF
the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign
Missions Society. Communion will
follow.
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Good Will (COlored)

DR. James l.. Pinn will speak in
the morning on The Mother of
Moses" In the evening there will
be a program by the Womans
Auxiliary.
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HAreAn lCalNredl

The morning service will be con-
Quoted By the Rev. Wendell e.
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auxiliary, will be special guests in
the evening. The Rev. Mr.. Wright
will preach on Our Two Mothers" :"
Special music has been arranged by
the Vested Choir.
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Mckinley Memorial tColored)

The Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins will
preach at IL am. on the Mother
hood Of God" Mothers Day music.
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Brightwood Park.
Br0Okl1nd.

The festival of the Christian home
will be observed at IL am, with
DR.. s. Paul Schilling preaching on
Homes That Reveal God" At 8
pm. the topic will be Faith Heroic. |"
The Church School Workers Con-
(SAe XCTTVTTTES pace Z.iK7
Evening star., 1942-05-09

The Sunday school lesson for
May 10 Is Monday: The Day of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xxi: 12-z2.
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ness ana social
meeting Mon
day at 8 pm.
The Mems BIZ
BILE Glass of Eld-
brooke Metho-
dist Church will
be taught to-
morrow by Al
den w. Hoage,
vice president,
Organized Bible
Glass Associa-
ton.
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Lutheran
st. Stephen's,

81. StepncH 3.
At II am. the Rev. George K.
Bowers will preach on What Is
Common About the Common Serv-
ice?" The young peoples choir will
sing.
The church council meets Tuesday
at pm.
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Vermont Avenue tCo,cred).

vermont Avenue tC0lOred).
The Rev. c. T. Murray will preach
at II am. on "A Mothers Wages; !;
ll:30 am, Mothers Day." sermon
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Trinidad (Col0red)

At IL 80 a IN. the Rev. Spencer D.
Franklin will preach on Good
Mothers" At $50 pm. he will
preach at the new Mt. Olive Baptist
Church on Motherhood" At 3 pm.
the Wilson Harmonizers will render
a musical program.
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Baptist
Church Of the Redeemer.

ChurCh O the Hedeemef.
Mothers will be special guests at
the Sunday school session at $50
am. and again at the Young Peo-
Piles meeting at $50 pm. At l0:45
am. the assistant pastor, the Rev.
Olindo Marseglia, will speak on
Maternal Watchfulness."
A baptismal service will take place
at pm. The ceremony will take
place at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church.
East Washington Heights.
The subject of the Rev. Glenn B.
Faucet at II am. will be Good
Homes-the Foundations OF Democ-
racy and Christianity" Boy OF
Mine" visual presentation will be
shown at TAO pm.
Fountain Memorial.
Mothers Day observance at IL
am. Mother and Home" is the
topic. and at 8 pm, Fulfilled
Prophesy
Wisconsin Avenue.
Vision Plus Faith" will be the
topic of the Rev. C. R. Ferguson
at II am Mothers OF Faith" will
be the theme at pm, conducted
by the young people at the Home
for the Incurables. Miss Mamie
Brewington, leader. What Is
Eternal Life?" is the theme al
pm.
Dinner will be served for the Sun
day school teachers and officers on
Thursday at $50 pm. The meet
ing is for conference and prayer
looking forward to Decision day on
May IT.
Baptist Home Board.
The Board OF Lady Managers OF
the Baptist Home will meet at 10 80
O'Clock Monday. at Calvary Bap-
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George E. Harris. executive sec
retary, Organized Bible Glass As
sociation and past president of the
Vaughn Glass, Calvary Baptist
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Baptist Home Board.

The Board of Lady Managers OF
the Baptist Home will meet at 10 80
O'Clock, Monday. at Calvary Bap-
tist Church. Mrs. w. B. Hoofnagle,
president, will preside.
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c h ar les c.
Haiq will sneak
Evening star., 1942-05-09

to the junior church by the Rev. s.
w. williams; $50 pm, holy COM
munion; 8 pm. the pastor will
preach on "A Conglomeration Of
Human Nature" Holy communion
will be served,
Evening star., 1942-05-09

(See ACTIVITIES, Page A-l50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11

, up again failing and gasping. She put her foot in his face and pushed hard. She felt 1t was a very satis- flying climax.
 Nigel came up the third time, thoroughly disconcerted, and when he got his breath he saw Peggy clinging to the canoe, cOnynlsed with laughter at him, His eyes took on a determination that sent her with a plunge and a fast stroke towards the shore. Nigel was after her, gaining on her, She stretched every ounce of strength to beat him and had just touched the wooden wharf when his hand wrenched her away. Tn a moment his strong arms had turned her around to revenge his duckiDg when a sudden twist Of emotion as they touched one another crushed their lips together,
 With R frightened gasp, fearful Of her own inner turmoil, Peggy pushed him away, elambeFed 10 the wharf and ran to the boat house,
 He watched her go with strangely stlll eyes, She turned as she stopped by the door Of the boath0use,
 ' stilI hate you" she cried,
 Then be began ta smile again
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11

pressing a sudden desire to tir Nigel out of the canoe, restrained by a realization that she was too tired for fooling. She looked al Nigel, her green eyes calculating the proper reply to his obvious grin of triumph.
 Paddle back to pick Baldy up," she said at last.
 Nothing doing" said Nigel Let him swim back"
 
 Peggy's temper hared, You !, you beastl I know what this isl It's all part Of a plot to cheat Badly and cheat me, Reastsl All of youl hate them and you tool I loatbe youl l never want to see you again."
 4 man in loye,( Nigel should have been disturbed by this burst of passion, but he had had the most 0f the morning to think about t and had been warned Of Peggy's violent temper by MyTa, He Fedise0veFed that in Peggy's company be felt stimulated in some lFeEplleable but very pleas. ant way, Her burst Of anger made him laugh with pleasure and his lalgb only made her temper worse, What she said lD the next feW minutes as they pulled to the shore should have WltheFed him and east bls spirits 10 the depths, She made t alltN clear, end tn hstS Ing language, thRt his face, his person, hts character, and aVeFys lhing about him ln nllnutAst de. taii, were the most hateful and nest daspieable traits she had yet met with, Furthermore, she WaE gelng t0 take good care that she never say anything Of him agaln.
 fIats made blm laugh more thAD eveF, delighted t0 see hew vital and attractive her face was when slaa was nIaefy,
 EIls laugheF was the last stFeW le her Ilapstienee end ag he threw beck hie head An delight she Jumped hp an tlle side 0f the lail0a, oyaFlasFnlng lt, pitching Dotf ef them Into fhe watef.
 nliael swallowed more water tan was good l0E ne eelnf0Ft ena ama 1p splaltiering end aAsplng, lesRv wgeneiled at hls haiF and ll1e1 hifn under eaaAas He eamo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
SERIAL STORY
MAROONED AGAIN CHAPTER XII
HENRY

Peggy, pleased with her brilliant ptaR work, slid into the water in her Hawaiian swimming suit. To the average man she would have been 8 perfect completion of the morning Ucene on that quiet lake, but Baldy elosed his eyes. It was all like the pOver of Q travel folder-Peggy the Inevitable pretty girl with an at tractive figure. All his life he had been plagued with pretty girls and sentimental scenery in the show business. He lay back and shut his eyes to forget 1t.
 If it had been Peggy's sister, naldy unused. he might have kept his eyes open. In these days of fancy makeup and beauty busi- ness it was seldom one saw an honest-to-goodness homely face, pne that had no nonsense behind t. xes, she was quite girl, and k he were a younger man with out all that alimony to pay, he'd pick a girl like that.
 Yes, a man could go places with e girl like Myra and not be afraid to leave her alone for fear of hay- eng tall, dark and handsomes hanging around while he was sway. That was the trouble with Blossom, That was the trouble with Maisie and Angela. He'd picked ieEn from the show business when he still thought pretty face was Q fortune and good figures added up to something, But 8 man learned even # he had to pay and keep on paying for 1t.
 2eIdys thoughts drifted until he sogea oif into quiet sIumbeF. When Reggy came out of the water she covered his open mouth with his handkerchief to keep the Aies out and Icy down to dry in the sun and dream Of her swift flight to fame, When she was at the top she would come back to Montreal fn beautiful clothes, Then some faees she knew would go green with envy, With this unworthy thought she dFifted into Q conn plieatee aaydTeam,
 Neither Of them sew the Feeonv naaesanee petrol tn the woods on the shore 0f the lRke, Neither saw Che tW0 soldiers with the skill Of 1Faaned canpaigneFs put 0R ln the ether canoe, approach the Island silently, land and creep around 10 esae hlue canoe, Neither heard R sound and neither noticed the blue eanoa drift IaElly out Into the lake, aided by q gentle push,
 When Peggy sat ID, the blne eanoe Was alm0st b0 yards from fIae Island, lust about t0 drift out of sight, ehe looked at baldy, yse WAa asleep, She eelld swim cut nnd set the canoe and bring W haek, Peggy FaD around the igs Aaaa aEld dyed Into the wateF, cutting through lt with the clean glFekas ~ @ good swimmer, bslt Rpe canoe seemed se be moving tfeaflt sway
 eleN1y ste reduced ihe distance nlib # wAs q Long pull, ebe was aklins kiFea WheD higel sWhfn |N8'Ig ng0nfla the end 0f tAe canoe |as slth gsFsful ssiil beistsd him'
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
Hold Everything

Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
ASHTON ASSIGNED
 BOSTON POSITION

EoFmeF Chairman Thomas v, Ashton Of the board 0f education, wilo has held federal WaF posts for some months, Dag been tFansfeFFed from Washington 70 the new TNgs lenal Osilee 0f tue waT production board at Boston.
 MT, Ashton has been serving Hath the contract distribution division 0f the WYE, Because Of hlg federal post he Waa not e candidate for rec election t0 the school board last Eail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11

3. Charles Chaplin, James Hil- ton, Marc Connolly and other fa- nous writers and theater people cabled Moscow because of big celebration held there April g in honor of whose birthday?
 Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11

2. Bath Eng fish city recent ly bombed by Ger m a n S, is m entio ned in m any famous stories. Why was it annnnnd pnthO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11
WAR QUIZ
Fsrguson

1 This insignia on navy mans As uniform shows he is in the air force, but what do crossed ham, Ynarc indinota0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-11

During the second aaiAgt6g Oi i03D, tic United states imported 25s7sT,s ez8 pounds af sSilaae aiiss ell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
WORLD WAR /
1917

The United States Government restrict.
ed the use of sugar in World War I.
The response of The Coca.Cola Com.
pany was expressed in the newspaper
advertisement reproduced at the left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Burned by Cigdrets,
She Accuses Husband

Charged by his wife with as
sault and battery, August Jorn,
"a, of 1860 Michigan avenue. today
pleaded guilty in recorders court
TO burning severely his wife's wrist
and hand with lighted cigarets.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jorn told Judge
Thomas M. Cotter her husband
was drunk when he burned her
February 3. She said that on
previous occasions he has choked
her and threatened TO kill her.
Judge Cotter ordered Jorn held on
$500 bond for sentence Febru-
|arv 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

Five army fliers were killed when
their multi-motored plane crashed
at nearby East CRANKY, army Of
fcials disclosed today. A sixth
occupant of the ship is believed
TO have parachuted to safety.
None of the victims were
Michigan resldents.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

two years probation today by
Judge Arthur E. Gordon while his
wife. Alice, was given a suspended
sentence. The Better Business
Bureau informed the court IL had
received numerous complaints that
the Cole shop did not live up to
advertised promises regarding its
repair work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

Post Mein Kampf's Words
at NJ. Y. Air Field

NEW YORK, Feb. II INS).-
81 shall strike first-Hltler."
This warning from Mein Kampf
was posted prominently today at
headquarters of the First Air
Force. Mitchell Field, Long Island.
Placards bearing the warning
will be distributed to the civilian
air craft observers posts and air.
craft information centers through
cut the East as an added reminder
to be on the alert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
PROFITS REVEALED

The report said his bank ac-
count AT one time in November,
1910 showed a balance OF STA
IL u. revealing deposits for the
same period in the amount Of
must -be-kept in
mind that all this income resulted
directly from profits on national
defense contracts"
The committee said that al
though Shanak did not have a
machine shop Of his own nc was
able 10 obtain orders from Rem
inGton, and that Shanak has
admitted that on a total of $263,-
666S3 Of orders for perishable
tools received during the first 10
months of 1941, he earned a
profit Of Sl24.74322."
The committee recommended
that the war department deduct
from future contracts all profits
over l per cent obtained by COM
brokers handling subcon-
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Radio Man Guilty
OF False Advertising

Convicted of false advertising on
complaint of the Better Business
Bureau. John Cole. operator of a
radio repair shop. was placed on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

spread ~
Tnr FaddiS committee said
..w abstraction agencies have be
afreIN adopted some recon-
Ucndations made by II IN a
p-pN.ai> report
Much Of the committees find
5HES We're based upon It's inquiry
IHf. huge munitions contracts
Nar5ci 20 The Remington Arms
Company Of Bridgeport Conn.
and suhcontractS handled for
Remington by Leon X. Shanak
~ New York. Subcontractor and
commission agent
Shanak'S background was de-
,crthed as that Of "a truck sales
man and fight promoter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
5 Army Filters Die
In Connecticut Crash

BRADLEY FIELD. WINDSOR
LOCKS, Conn, Feb. II GNS).-
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Dodgers Grid Coach,
Sutherland, Joins
Navy as Officer
Pro Job to Go to Getto,
Assistunt Mentor on
BrookIyn's Stoff
E, the Associated Press.

Ey tue ASSOCIATED EreSS.
PITTSBURGH, July 11.-Dr. John
B. Jock) Sutherland, Brooklyn
Dodgers football coach, today was
sworn in as lieutenant commander
in the Naval Reserve at the Naval
Procurement Offices here.
DR.. Sutherland, one of the Ma
tion's highest salaried football
coaches. said he would report to the
chief of the Bureau of Navy Per-
sonnel at Washington next Wednes-
day for further orders.
This is the greatest day in my
life," the famous coach said. II
have been hoping for this commits
sion for months. I hate to leave
football, but from now on the grid
iron game will be my secondary
interest"
Before becoming coach OF the pro-
fessional Dodgers, DR.. Sutherland
had meteoric football success at the
University of Pittsburgh.
Sutherland said Mike Getto,
former Pittsburgh star who has
served as his assistant coach, would
replace him as head coach at Brook
lyn.
Jock added that he expected to
retain some advisory position with
the Dodgers football pros, but he
would receive no remuneration.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Former PubIinks Champs Duel
For Western Amateur Crown

tional public links title here a year
ago and will be the boss man of that
big tournament until it is resumed
at some future date.
Both Abbott and Mccormick are
former national public links king
pins. The former won the title in
1886 and Mccormick took it the
following year.
Abbott was l under par for the
20 holes it took to send Givan, an
ex-Walker Cup player, to the side
lines.
Mccormick shots were of line
and he spent much of the time
scrambling around in the woods of
the tree-lined Manito course. For
the IS holes necessary to win, Nc
Cormick was seven strokes over par
figures.
He made up for some of the blum
ders by long-range putting.