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The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
ANSWERS TO MILITARY l. q.

l. InIdnhY.
z Absence wihout oHieid Leave
Molly Pitcher carried Amshoon
sodsu bhssing during battle OF Monmouth Hhsn
her husband wounded she took his place us
al Eight She annuity by
The Psnnsyvunia General Assembly.
1 Distinguished Service Cross
soldier equipped q sending receiving who
line hsadquursu
& Shovel
grenade baYonst pistol machine gun
gun 7smlmss gun 37milimetsr
gun
washinsons frs, bats ror Necessity occurred IY i7sb
Victory suniaqo 1898; pcksns GstYsburg
1851 Ueburs 1854 washinses command ei
The conHnsno Amy. Its
o Msdieai Corps.
Ulysses sandsen Of General o. g.
Chnshan grundson Of Stone
wall facksozL
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
BRIDGE GUESTS

Twenty-eight Of the Gulfpori
girls who have been entertaining
Service Men with weekly card
parties and dances at the Gulfpori
Community House were guests for
bridge al the Keeslcr Field Ser
vice Club Thursday evening. Fif-
teen tables were In play with high
prizes going 10 Mrs. Allne Butler
and Pvt Chsrles Vile.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
NON-CoMs RECEIVE
TRAINING

A series Of Instruction meet
ings for all squadron duty nom
commissioned officers on the Field
began Monday night at $50 in Re
creation Hal 5. The meetings are
being held five nights each week,
and will continue for IS meeting
lights. They are scheduled to last
an hour.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
voc TOTAL RISES

Since the beginning Of the Vol
unteer Officer Candidate program
in March, 1000 woes have been
inducted into service as Of July
20, the War Department reveals.
Volunteer Officer Candidates are
class 3-A Selective Service Regis
trants, deferred FOR dependency
only, who volunteer for induction
for the express purpose OF COM
pcting for admission 70 Officer
Candidate Schools.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
31Oth Sets
Rapid Pace
In SoftbaII

TIE sio;h Tech Sc. So, con-
tinues 70 bowl ever al opposition
in The new six-team Replacement
Training Center Softhan League.
having three wins against no loss
es Tor a perfect 1000. The s0eth
club is in second spoi with two
victories and one loss.
The 3i0th record shows . SIS
win over 309th; a los edge over
se9th; and 1913 walloplng Of
303rd. IN addition. the leaders
played a IT tie with 4o0th. In the
only other game played last week.
30eth downed s0oth. 10.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Boxing Gard
Reset Aug. Il

The KecsleF Fiela-Alabama
Drydocks Corp. boxing matches.
scheduled Tor last Friday al Mo
ole. were called on when II was
found hat ihe ball PARK would bs
,mavailahle. Corps. James Smith.
ksesler leam coach. announced
that the matches haYs been re-
scheduled for Aug n At Mobile
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12

Community House. Pictures will
be exhibited until Sunday from
1900 70 1900 and from 1900 to
2200. The speaker at the club
meeting Thursday viii be mem
Der OF the Field Photo Section.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Play October ID
At Charlotte

King Football taxes over a
Keesler Field this week.
A meeting OF all football can
didates has been called for ? pm.
Friday in Building 20, Block q
by lst Ii. Arlo NJ. Klum. athletic
officer and coach Of the Com
mandos. Actual practice viii get
underway Saturday. with more
than 100 players expected out by
the close of the first v,eek Of prac-
nee.
Meanwhile Lieutenant klum
has announced the signing Of
: Davidson College for . game
Oct "a at Charlotte, n. c.
Davidson n the rlma mater Of
Ii. Samuel Reeves Keesler.
after whom this field was
named. Lieutenant KeesIer.
one of Davidson's all-time
football greats. was killed In
action near yerdun In the
first World War. Fitting mem-
orial services during the game
are being planned.
II plans 60 through, Lieutenant
Keesler's father, Maj. Gen. Sam
uel r. Keesler, mayor OF Green
wood, Miss, will make the trip 10
North Carolisa. The Carolina col
lege, despite losing many players
30 the armed forces, is expected
70 have another good team this
year.
ANOTHER BLOW
The Commando suffered an
other blow last week when Pvt.
Glenn c.. CFabtree, giant Wake
Forest and Detroit lions pro tack
le, was called to join his teammates
with the Service All-Stsr clubs.
Private Crabtree has Joined Col.
Robert R. Neyland's squad at Yale
University, New Haven, Conn.
Eight other prospective Keesler
stars have been sent to the ALI
Star teams.
Lieutenant Klum has issued a
notice for all grid candidates. 1t
reads:
1. Men are requested TO
provide themselves with a pair
of tennis shoes and shorts.
2. II will be necessary for all
men TO furnish these articles
during the first ten-day train
ing period.
3. AT the end of ten days the
squad will be cut to rs men,
and all men will be issued full
football equipment.
FIRST TILT SEPT. rs
All men on the field who have
had either college or professional
football experience in the last year
CT two are urged to attend FRI
days meeting. The Commando's
first game OF the season is with
the University Of Mississippi on
Sept. 26.
The great football program that
Keesler Field is about to begin has
it's place in Americas wa effort.
Here are Lieutenant Klums
thoughts along that line, given to
each and every candidate:
your part in the 1912 football
campaign extends much farther
than just the role of a player. In
Americas great war effort men are
called upon to carry out many Diff
ferent tasks. On the numerous
fsr-flung battlefronts, the primary
duty is to engage in actual phys
ical combat with the enemy. Here
on the home front we also have
duties equally as important to
perform. You men have been
chosen TO accomplish special task
by the means OF your participa-
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
REsuME nAYoNEr DRILL

Bsyonet drill. Suspended here FOE
the past two months, last week
again became q part OF the basic
drill given recruits by the Re-
placement Training Center. A per-
manent bsyonrt course has been
Quilt on the drill field.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
FIELD WORK FEATURED

An exhibition Ct the work Of
professional photographers from
Keesier Field will feature a meet
ing tomorrow Of the Biloxi Camera
Club in the new WPA picture gal
lery at the rear OF Central Park
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Commands Sign
For Grid Game
With Davidson

ton IN the Keesler Field football
program. For these reasons i IS
essential that every man begins.
carries through, and completes The
football season with these oolee-
iives in mind
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12

tththtiik khtuAt PoiCtSc.
In addition to the obstacle
course and calisthenics, the men
participate In softball. baseball,
volleyball, tennis, badminton and
horseshoes. There also has been
move toward mass boxing in
struction recently. MIR. Grimm now
is constructing an obstacle gym
for use by students and hopes to
have ii ready for use soon.
Assisting Mr.. Grimm are Ray
mond Plato, in charge OF Replace
ment Training, and Werner Luch-
singer, in charge OF the School
Squadrons; eleven junior direc-
tors, and IS enlisted physical
training leaders. The physical pro-
gram is by no means confined to
the enlisted men. Officers, like
wise, are required to receive a
certain amount of exercise week.
ly.
Capt. John r. McEvoy, Execu-
tive Officer of the Post Hospital,
sums up the benefits of regulated
exercise this way:
I'VE all know that exercise
is Of great health value when
taken under . systematixed
daily routine. II keeps the men
In shape for the job that has
10 be DONE"
Maj. Gen. Walter r. Weaver.
Commanding General OF the
AAFTTC, recently had this to
say about physical training:
This program represents .
most significant factor In as
surinE victory. Success In the
physical training requirements
will give the trainee confid-
ence 70 meet an opponent and
beat him. II we are 10 cope
successfully with the enemy,
our soldiers must be on the
alert, must have strong agile
bodies, and must play the
game bo win"
THERE Is NO SECOND
PRIZE"
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
FUTURE CEILING.

Maximum height man viii be
able to reach with present type
alfplanes has been set at $1,000
feet by scientists Today's record
stands at approximately $4,000
feet.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12

Totals ~ II IL Totsis n
Score By iaaisxsi
Pensacola . fOo ia 100 - n
Cornrnsndos ta...ts. 0io 600 oCo - 1
summary Errors. Woodruff, Boryia
2 Bender, Msndfs, runs battsd In,
Wllcossn. Woodruff. Franks d Jones
4, stolen bases. Woodruff T. doubis
plays, Sexton 20 Woodruff To Hershey,
hsndsa tunsssistsd1, bases on bslla.
on sexton !. on y berry /. of Kloti
~ 4. by kloix L. LEFT on bases. pensa-
cola a. commandos Q. runa. hits on
y, Berry in ti-3 innings. 4 runs, !
hits of J. Berry in ] ~ innings 1
run, | hlt off Kiotx IN I inning. runs.
pitcher, sexton. losing pitcher. p.
Berry unpirss. Thrognoffon and Me-
Bride. time OF game. J hours. u min
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-12
Physical Setup
teonunued nom page onel

Grimm said:
I'm the School Squadrons
We plan 10 test the men per-
iodicslly In order 10 accumu-
late data as a means Of evalu.
ating the effectiveness Of our
program. and as = guide In de-
termining future policies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

test winners there arc Charles
King and Mary Jane Wright. and
race winners are Ann Mason and
John KurSe. FINALS of the waltz
contest will bc Sunday night with
presentation Of medals and tro-
phieS.
An unusual program is set for
Rouge Park Rollerdrome Satur-
day night Its called Ladies
Choice Night Girls ask for
dances and cut while the boys
cant make single date. If a
boy should forget and ask a girl
TO skate dance he must forfeit by
wearing lipstick, rouge and a hair
ribbon and being a girl for the
rest Of the evening.
Race winners there are Dolores
Radcki and Sylvia Camtell. Rich
ard Wagnak and Frank Gan
tomSke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Olympic Stays
7 Games Ahead
LANDINGS

Olympics' grasp on another title
today in the Women'S MAJOR
League is mOrS apparent as 1C
weeks of-the season remain. Last
night al Riviera Recreation they
kept seven games ahead of Altoona,
their chief competitor. by winning
two from Chene-Trombly, 2546
to 1899.
Altoona had the same outcome
with DENLY with the totals read
ing 2545 70 2460 Rainbow climbed
nearer fourth place in sweeping
Palace. 255l 10 $3.50. Twenty
Grand had six pins over Goebel.
2506 10 300 but dropped two.
Enterprise gave up one 10 Kinney.
26lO 10 PATS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SATURDAY

s:i5-Cla~ C--Heitman- Garand Grsphb
Ars Blue. Jack Fishel Class D-Albipf
Foundry Albion 81 Ind, Berne sayles
Ffrderck Stearn League Esterin. DeFof
DAVIS NysiEesic. Franz: Reese NyEfrn'
Arsunauts. Detruit. Archu.. Frank Nlgren
Blocks Ford Fpundry Melt Dearborn
Fred Temple. Class f-tfederlck Stesrr
Astrngosoi Acrl RSmai Huskeys
Purchasing Ternstedt Al Blake once
Gelatin Prod Ed Bender, Tool Room
Chp Tank Arsenai &. Carson
6.oO-CiAN A-sfrohs saginaw Kos
riuszko. Bert Sonsm.th Glass B-Sohaefsl
i1noh, bsarhorn Jr House, l. Lark
Mefrh. 40 H. Willard Roach: Dearborn
Moose League Royal Clothes. Richsrc
Gallo Tony Cate. Alex MyCek. Cover
nnfs Tom Naubert 81 Class D--Hefda
do'te Merchants Lester kiss Tanned
Frogs, Cadillac Eng David Kidd ship
pers, Parker Wolverine. Jack Marsden
Ates Lager. r Warren House Gabriel
lass mi. Clemens Rose Gardens, DAILY
leader Harold Essmsker
s:i5-ClaN B-Arhurs Shoes Strsth
moor House. John Gersimeer. Class d
National BroaCh Miscellaneous Ray ia
cobs. cutters, James Hought9n Hodge
Auto. Music. Genital John DOell Earl'i
Bar Ecorse Bus. Men Bob Gougeon
lass E-Federal Mogul Q s Dept Ras
Hun Jr.' Bars. Tony Jerome Grinders
Tony Olzak Diamond Bore Louis K0vacs
National Breach Inspectors Carl Gueel
Breaches Louis Mayes, Gunners, Locs
s83 CO Walter Gust
IO:3O-Ilsss A--Salionsl Times Classic
Louis Burr Uncle BUhs. Flint CITY Franz
Aiberts Class B-Faygo Beverage. Rltei
Rouge Down River. Joe Nemeih. Glass -
Or Nader Dentists r. ~ q. Travelling
Louis SchiappscaSse Jr Class D-Ysnks
The Major, Vincent Kelly. American Pack
INK p MARI. Merch Louis Delegs 70
Rudy Appliances Packard T~elve Chss
Ter RIAfN Class E--Federal MOgui
Finish FaCe stanley Konieozny: Breach
Cyr.l De Wof. MHmas cafe. Packard
TWeiye Al Adams Tigers The MAJOR
Joe IssCarSr Service - Il Joe Waldo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
SPORTS

can be called veterans The other
three in the starting lineup. Maui
rice Garccau, Edgar Mcathc and
Joseph Barton, have worked in
well y
Laucr rs no stranger 10 Detroit
sports fans. Back IN the early
1905 he was considered the best
all-around athlete ever developed
AT - JoScphS High. Later he
became a star Al L. of D.. cap
tanning the Titan basketball team
in 1896
He was also widely known as
a pitcher on The local SandlotS a
few years ago ne entered pro-
leSSiona baseball with OgdcnS-
burg. Y Y. in the Canadian
4 \ m erIcan League where he
pitched no-hU. no-run game. re
IS still active in the league. pitch.
inc now for the Utica. y Y. team
WITT HAS HUNCH
lis only a bunch TO Archie
Witt CaSS Tech athletic director
but he believes the Mechanics
basketball team this season i,
headed high up the ladder IN tho
Metropolitan League.
Wits bunch is based on thi,
wears Michigan automobile
license plates The colorS are
green and white - CaSs Tech
school ColorS.
Anyway, the last time Michigan
license plateS were green anC
white. in 1929 Witt recalls. tho
Mechanics won their last Metro.
polilan League championship In
baseball.
So Witt is putting faith in that
omen. He also has faith in CaSS
1912 basketball team. coached bS
Max Fulchcr, because TO date II
has won all four starts on tho
east side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Detroit Tech Cdgers
Down Tri-State, &c. 30

Detroit Tech cagcrs We're homo
today after scoring 4 600 victory
over TlI-S'a'o College AZ Angola
Ind last night.
The DynamicS entered the sec
ond half trailing, 1912. but forged
ahead 10 stay early IN the second
S'anza. Capt. Joe SleZnCcr topped
the winners with Is points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

sive record is among tho best in
the city
LAuer has developed An un-
beaten crew despite the scarcity
of experienced material AZ the
start Of the season only Fred
Otto, the teams best all-around
player. and Capt. Walt TherSSen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
LAUER'S TWO CAGE TEAMS UNBEATEN
St. Paul High Girls Keep Pace With Boys

In four years az 81 Paul'S High
Of Crosse Pointe, Eddie Laucr has
proven himself highly successful
basketball coach. N
So FAR this season, however,
Lauer'S record is a perfect one -
doubly so, If that is possible. He
coaches not one. but two undc-
feated cage teams. ~
LauerS boys team boasts the
longest winning streak in the
Catholic League II straight. II
already has CllnChcd the eastern
section title Of the Second Divi-
sion He StiIl finds time 10 coach
the st. Paul'S girls team. and The
girls have kept pace with the boys
by winning 10 in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
WELL BALANCED

st. Paul Will send a smooth
ing well-balanccd team
against either ST. MaryS Of Royal
Oak or ST. Frederick in the Sec
ond Division finals AT Olympia A
week from tomorrow night. Aver
aging slightly more than six feet
in height. the Crosse Pointe quin-
tet hasn't been in the habit OF run
ming up big scores. but its defen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
PLAN OLD TIMERS PARTY

Varsity Gardens Will have ar
Old Timers party tonight with
some Of the original roller
skaters OF Detroit present There
viii be skating to old fashioned
dances and waltZeS Waltz con.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Rollin' Around
BOMBER PARTY PLANS
SET AT ARCADIA RINK
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Here's news Of the Kinks:
All plans are set for the BUY
A Bomber roller skating party
Saturday night Al Arcadia, Wood.
ward a. StimSon This party will
begin AT midnight with skating
until the people are tired and
want TO 90 home.
The program will open with
playing and singing OF the Star
Spangled Banner. followed by
general skating. Later there Will
be exhibitions by Bruce Towle
state senior mems figure skating
champion and second place ma
tional winner; Eddie Stapp and
Audrey Schroeder, Nancy Lee
Parker and Betty UeineS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

the doubles IN tho state bowling tournament a.
Saginaw with 1898 total, eve come close to
winning major events before and I'm close again.
hut my fingers are crossed"
BOB WHITE 91-ycar-old director Of the
D9tron SportSncn> Congress sergeant Inman.
rhe instructor AZ Mackenzie High certainly
knows his stun. I thought I knew how 10 shoot.
hut he has taught ne more about how 10 shoot
rifle than l can ever possibly learned by my
self"
JOE KNZfUSKY. Fold>on High School
swimming coach: This regional swimming meet
AZ Ford>on Saturday i going 10 he tough one
and the team that wins j. really going 10 have
10 swim"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
md RRAY,s THIRs. AFrERNooN sarAn

s.l5-t lass B-BoifUc Decorators Tren-
'ou Iuter-City steve Sotrs Class G
Banner. GfArtmou', Sam More. Ford
Rvtgs FIraI A. Pieper Class - HAM >
tarteO'Inrer - Flariar, ksspefoVicz
lass t-D.e SeftJs ClcUenre FISH
Fond Af'nu- b. Press Room, George
\.rr'e Press Operators steve DrIDa
N4.0'e-s~ John Constantine, IrspeS-
.ors Etfrsw Hsnte. ppOl. PsgAstrs
Atf,rs" $50 ? MstGsH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
BIG CROWD ASSURED

About 230 in the morning
there Will be an announcement by
Orville Godfrey, owner of the
rink, as 10 the amount 10 be-
turned over TO The Detroit Times
Bomber Fund. All money minus
actual expenses will 90 10 the
fund Tickets which are priced al
s. cents can be purchased AT Ar
cadla. Edgewatcr Park, West
Seven-Mile road Al Telegraph and
Madison Gardens
Godfrey has already informed
us that over 500 tickets have
been sold. 50 gel YOURS early.
Mayflower Rink. located Al
Middle Belt AZ Eureka roads lr
Romulus. is the latest advertiser
in our directory. Eddie Hickey
one Of the most popular of the
younger professionals. Is on duty
there. He gives free skate dance
instruction every Wednesday night
from Z 10 s. Hours are every night
from s 10 IL and Saturday night
until IL 30 There's a matinee
Sunday afternoons from 2 10 4 30
Edgewater Park defeated Madi-
son Gardens in roller hockey
game recently, Sd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
WHAT THEY SAY

JOE tAENETIf Rod Wn- forward. as a m
NJ inteoper playing the line with Adam
Guess Ill have to change Brown
PETE CARrER Of Detro who Mh .ohn GaNLn Is loadLng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Local Officials
'Ba|k' at Game
Continued from First Sport Page)
terms with both schools" said

Continued from First Sport Page)
terms with both schools" said
one official who preferred TO re-
main anonymous.
And the reason is more than
obvious.
These intra-city rivals have met
only twice before. i'm 1885, and
the TartarS won both games. Jake
Ritter and Joe LesSel officiated
in the first battle at Central
High. which ended IN a 3-26
count, and Ritter teamed with
John kobS. Michigan State basket
ball coach, worked the second
game.
There were 36 fouls called in the
first game, "A on l.. Of ID. which
found its starting lineup banned
from the game at the conclusion.
WAYNE committed p fouls 10 II
for the Titans in the second en-
counter. reversing the balance. but
the total was two more than IN
the frSt game.
GRIFFITHS CHOICES
Which is indicative Of the feel
ing behind the Saturday night
clash. which will bring these two
teams together for the first time
IN seven years. And it's also the
reason why coaches Lloyd Brazil
and Newman Ertell left it up TO
Mai. John l.. Griffeths, commits
Sioner of the Big Ten, TO select
the officials.
Only other time this season that
other than local officials were used
was in the Detroit-M Michigan State
game at Olympia. Dan Tehan and
Ike Craig called them AS they saw
them and there weren't any
S0uaWkS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
DLTRoIr >FoRI>NII<'S do>GRI>S
lnOI-IN MIEH IL VII

~ Ham JU1AH SFT"t.f I1p TIIt-I
F'rhs - - Len HIt'hfse g b,-
nAf'In n frnel.on Chsu.u Is BE
Team Dan ? on 81 D.,s EsArer - AZ
Nolan 90 Hsk B.gsn tI- Russ "a - -
Pa-t Team Ar'r4f F-., ssa~ S. OBJ.
Garner 20 Mann Frt,n II Iona r
IA ssn~ 20. Whsm HA4p, IS. II s.
curry -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Rifle Entrants
Improve Over
initial Scores
Average Records 30
Per Cent Better on
High School Ranges
BN DON GILLIES

All rife shooters in Detroit and
those contemplating taking up tho
sport arc invited 10 attend tho free
showing OF the National Rife As
soclaton's movie Fundamentals
OF Workmanship" in the Depart
ment Of Recreation Auditorium.
53S Elmwood avenue, tonight at &
o'clock.
An average of 30 per cent im-
provement over their initial scores
IS the record revealed today by
the latest scores from nearly 400
members OF the Detroit Sports
mems Congress, firing at various
high school ranges These com
paratlve scores bring home the
value Of obtaining expert rifle in
StUnctlon from competent army
instructors IN the night school
classes offered by the Board of
Education.
IL Is without doubt one 81 the
finest night school classes ever Of
fered by Detroit high schools, and
the popularity of the course is
evidence of the fact. All shooters
who enter ale automatically en-
tered IN the William Randolph
Hearst Citizens Rifle Marksman-
ship Competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

ART SIPERKO manager Of Scenic Garden
national finals Youngstown sure
this good "a surprised
10 see uS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
ST NDAl'

1O:J0 n. m-CIa. D-Roossyst Clerks
p o.. Andrew Bstchelder Dept -, ChrN
Vogue Mon House ~ Anne hiscos
Mich Steel cast John Kelly. Technicians
Mich Tool Ste. Leonard Bralczewski
Parrots Dodge Truck Once, Frank Bssls
Class E--S'Drcs Great Lakes steel Guns,
Ecorss Vernon clifford Red Head shell.
Monty Wsrf James MDsier Jones BOYS
Bonn Aluminium ~ Jones Welding PNe'
S'oker, Joe stencil Gsnrsters. Gar Wood
Gtven's Dam, Ecorss Merch NIL, Rocco
Gambino
Is45-6Ia. Go. Briges F1nsl
Bieske bet Dental TechnlcIsns Lake
,tde VIC Jorwsy. Ransom Rs ndolph Sell
Goddard Class Do. 4 Dodge MAN
Ps't Henry Vein RAthnaw Clothes 81
Iohn the Eyargehs'. John Msczinskl, Rob
bins Furniture O~osso Msrch- IA !. J.
Greer Class &c + smith League No.
b, g Damn Sr. 80 ?. Ber S,sfler No
EOy Parker cross Country. Sssrs-Crand
River 9 Welker Mshts. Csrooloy. Ches-
ter Tomaszev skt Props, Fisher BODY
Niehtha"ks, Tony Zaineb
MANIFACTT RERS JOBBERS SQUAD
3;OO-t lass B-Pabs, Blue Ribbon. WeU
side Travelling James Jackson. Class G
Time Bar. Jolly sixty. Bud SchaeNsr
Class D--lniiau League GrsndAsy Cafe
James Laughsrn, Aliens CAFE Charles
Gi'hpoly. Claude sniz Inc. 81 Fisher
NJ ,chigsn Optical PAU Mann. Nat BIZ
Co Pfz Sheliie Cr.ekmur, Nabisco.
Henry krieEer Bronson Vacuum Cleaner
Ted -Rr..I.G4.I.-Crs -T+F@--4 .,.f~s
Joe Marins Bar. n Ker-ten Class r.
$orfpn 90 AbrAsites PM Clspp
5.IS-tlaSs R-Siuger sewing Machine
Npsllant Inter CIV Classic John Max
~ Clemens Daily Leader MAJOR Prlehs
Sales Co. oscar Zoehng Dads Rustic
Rest ursrt Edward Sfsd'sr. nottingham
Inn Contra TrsNeUuC Charles shelley
A.es Laser 2ofh Ceufgrv House Paul
rsosu' Class C--Es hsrdt 4 Bec1sr Brs~-
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