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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Dc. Ps 20 JAN. "a

DEC. % TO JAN. II
CdprtcOrH-A natural knowledge
Of government and legal procedure
is your heritage-make use of that
gift, IL can be valuable in every
walk Of life and particularly where
leadership is needed Benefits.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
-Shipbuilders. dealers
IN lumber, metals, cable, tools. ma
chinery you skilled in making war
material equipment and vehicles
are unusually sponsored. Keep
pace with demands.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-SpecialiSts in industry,
trade; meteorologists, navigators,
astronomers. biologists among the
highly favored this good day.
Favorable. too, for student hiers,
officers in transportation, supply
and other branches of the armed
forces. Recreation okaycd.
4 HILD born on this day
Alert, energetic, ambitious. foter-
ent of others ideas and wishes. A
tendency to be too retiring should
be corrected. Talented, artistic,
capable.
Birth date Of Michelangelo, great
Florentine artist; Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning, poet.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Two DaiIy
Quizzes
Knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

By DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
The manatee is ca a marine
mammal CD American Indian
(c) japanese nobleman?
What well-known American
was known as the "rail-split.
ter?
I-Differentiate between 'marten'
and martin"
What was the name Of the hero
in the book Gone with the
Wind
what statue al Concord, Mass,
appears on war stamps and
bonds?
i-True or false? An ocarina, the
music instrument, gives forth
whlStlelike tones.
7-Istanbul. Turkey. is the
changed name of what city?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Fighting Mans Friend:
Failure TO Apply
Doesn' t Rule Out
Navy Allowance

C. J :. @ Nv husband enlisted
in the navy in preference 10 m,
army IN July, 1912 Is there any
possibility of my receiving am al-
lotment even though Nc did not
make. an application iol me "a
receive IL?
A-lou are entitled 10 the
allotment. Application forms
may he obtained Al $50 West
LArned street.
d. b. Q-My father passed
away Feb. S. 1913. which leaves
my mother. who Is IS. and my
sister and I. My brother, who is
81. is in the army He is the only
one we can depend on for support
is there any possibility Whatso-
ever Of his being released?
A-There Is no possibility Of
your brother being released.
However. he may file an appli-
cation for family allowance 10
be sent 10 your mother each
month.
A. B.: A-Your friend was
undoubtedly rejected at the in
duction center for some physical
defect, which he does not wish
90 divulge.
Mrs. L. l.: Q-My son is in the
army and has made me beneficiary
OF his insurance. Could he name
knfh his x11otka~ ard JoI &c ka-,a
ficiaries? II he should be killed
and / should die before the whole
$4,000 has been paid. who would
receive the balance of the insur.
ance?
A-Your son could name your
husband as contingent benefit
ciAry II you should die before
the full amount has been paid.
In the event that the bene-
ficiary should predecease the
insured, or should not live to
receive all of the instaIlments
certain, and no contingent bene-
ftciAry has been named by the
insured, provision Is made by the
law for payment of the remain
Ing instalimenfs certain within
apermitted class OF beneficiaries.
II. #. G.: Ali your husband
h not indicted before he Is SO,
he will be placed In Class All,
and viii not eligible for the
draft after July III because Of
hts age Your husband was
placed In Class 2-B as he is
considered essential to the war
production program, and was
not reclassified into 3-B as there
are no children.
The minimum weight require
ment for q man 50 inches tall
Ia 12s pounds.
Mrs. A. B.: Q-My husband is
in the navy. i get the So a month
for myself and two children, but
IL Is not enough 10 pay up my
back bills. is there a nursery
school where could put my two
children. so that / could 90 back
TO work until my bills are paid?
A--Suggest you call Columbia
1000 for information pertaining
20 day nurseries.
Soldiers Wife: A-Write 10
the Office OF Dependency Bene-
A. 213 Washington, Newark,
n. j.. to find out why your allot-
ment Ia being held up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
BY Frances
Drake
Horoscope

Look the Yov Birthday Comes In, aud Find What your
Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
Saturday. March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

ANSWERS on opposite page)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
shipyard Bowling Tourney Opens Saturday,
On Ohe lam, -!
wsA FllIoTT MxrcAu

Shoo on those teho say IS" is HHluctv
On January - for three consecutive pears bou'ers IN
Dayton, Ohio. hare rolled 500 or perfect games
- jan IS 1911, Roy Walters. 500 yaa. IS 1913 Del
Fieref, 500; Jan. IS, 1913 I'd Schneider 500.
Dear Met Why were fighters more vicious and the game
when men like Choynsk. Jackson Mysterious Billy Smith,
MA La'lgne and such fought? -. An Old Timer.
Wen old timer all can ten you is there's difference in
conditions pertaining 10 game.
There modern fighters who II they had lived in
those days most certainly would have been stars
The nature Of whole changed
II ooNng were eanshed there would be men fighting tho
beaches barses private out
Thered be fighters 1T be
night for the sheer drama
pa'of wouldn't be what the legslired possible
Fighting IN the days Sullivan Dempsey
Nonpreh and former mddlewegh champion and such
that lured certain types youngsters
You see except for football which certainly
and baseball there weren't boy
about
Coli tennis bowling just weren't reekoned as sports
sofbal wasn't heard Of The closest
and indoor baseball sport
fighting men Of The rinS Eoobsn here's ga,sa ns =, mr.
tain degree among than many.
You couldn't find section city that didn't have its fighting
hall barn directly
promoters operators
professional fights study
They'd put practice
self fashioned rings
youngsters pro-
fessionsl ring and new fans for the pro fight halls.
Purses weren't anything to about those days but dollar
went long Besides those who fought then thought Of
ability they money although
the dough, of course played important part.
Fighters their headquarters halls
ling halls
But time the auto along and finally Henrys snorng
Fannes Distant places were drawn closer to the many
Movies vaudeville passed out
World War No. l and with the blaekbroncd
his crushing his color magnetism
and the million dollar gates Richard.
Fighting golden purses audiences
thing
big the business professional and social wh be speeta
Fight managers hsry cOnnng
became cuties and big business
better circles and what they worth
retirement Joe Louis
Fighters the old whole dspated
off the decay their systems
distance of that
pacing which, fine these
rounds.
whole fighters of yesterday and those of today basic
by nature
polish prestige of today
rougher because the rougher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

startled reporters who were Civ
Ing him the old one-two inter
view by shouting "scabiscult h
stIIi the hest horse I've ever
ridden"
George remembers he had an
excellent opportunity 10 observe
Aisab while he was riding whiri-
away In their NarraEsnsett
match race.
"Alsab looked mighty good
that day from where I kst--on
Whirly's back and running sec
ond In n two-horse race"
Later Woolf and whirly evsnsd
that up by trouncinE Aisab IN
the Jockey Gold Cup classic.
He's ridden Alsab. too. but he
never was aboard the latter IN
n race against Whirly.
Meanwhile, he aid. he vas
having . great time pasyisE
trainers of the two horses
against each other.
Ben Jones. who traissd
Whlriy. wanted me 10 ride for
him and sarge s~enks. Aissb's
trainer. wa after me 10 sit on
Alsab.s
What he WAS doing. Wool
explained. was seeing which one
Of the trainers would pay him
the most for hiding.
BE didn't reveal who was the
most consistent winner In that
little private financial race. but
what GsorEis will siys Uncle
Sam in the way 81 income tsxss
won't be just stable hay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Drecker Wins
Bowling Till

N Drseksr captured high seor-
ing honors In ths matches ~ the
ksgisrstts issglis on the Coliseum
ailsya registering ia for high
game and <ss for high ssriss
Doris nsnnison. fhs isaxus sss-
rstsry. cams through with . s7s
ssriss for tbs Fanner-ap seors. Gst-
ting games ~ $50. isi and ia
St~~uiisi sese's ovvhsss ..
Cass~sss ~ wss1y's !. Ply
wssa l Lsssh .. t1sSessss u
Inssssses q. S~~sisss VI 1sv-
sss .. Fisvt.is D.
Mary high single games w<fs
rolled by ths ksEisrstts is1iss
Ann Barry registered iss. Esiphis
Glars Tee. Evelyn West -. ~
Adams isf. Eims Tstsr iss for
ethsrs besides thoss ALREADY nan
toned.
Elma Tsrst rolled eco fer ths
rssnn@r-vp SERIES ana Dorss n>ar
nlson. the isAxsss s>erstsry. came
Through with tTs for anetn~s II
the mseh bsttsT thsa average
scores.
Ths Tavern team went Into flrst
place by virtue II its s~s<p IN
ths ssrsss vita ths fIorists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
TOtlay's Sport Sol Da,,e,s
m = ID n II IL Soys He Con
TAhADH Whip Al

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IL strxlxht siefovf<s.
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TAG. And ~ rsp = nnu1lnG -
. hsat wash cAIlarA te 6nat<o
ths dlsput<d utie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Luihers VS.. Loggers Friday
BorofskY's Men Have Improved
In Second Game Of Series

Pacific Lutheran's improves
basketball squad gets a chance To
even things Friday night on their
home floor when they meet with
College OF Puget Sounds Loggers.
This viii he the second Of
fi,e-game series for the Ta-
coma city collegiate title.
Play win begin nj 1880. There
will be no preliminary.
The Loggers swamped the Luth-
Grams on the Logger floor in the
first battle. which was held just
before Christmas. The victory was
more than 10 with the Loggers
entering the 70's.
Since then the Lutherans have
lost TO the powerful Cheney and
Ellensburg quints In winko league
competition and began coming
into improved form in the last
Ellensburg game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Just Coasiing Along

ARCADIA, Cal.-Race horses
will come and 20 and new rec
ords may be set every season
but there1l never be another
horse as great "a seabiscuit.
At least that's the 'Ieeman's"
opinion.
Race fans and turf experts
and especially rival jockeys.
know the 'Iceman" TO be George
Woolf. the tough little guy who
many claim has ice water In his
veins instead OF blood.
II that's true Woolf won't be
any help 10 a blood bank but
then he hasn't been any help TO
rival stables during his career
as a jockey. anyway.
George is little different
finaneially-from other members
of hfs profession in that he
makes a lot Of money and has Il.
too
Right now he's loafing. play
Ing golf and running his little
roadside Inn located near the
Santa Anita raeetrack, former
scene of some Of his spectacular
rides but now de-equlDized by
the army.
But 10 get back 10 the Biscuit.
Georges fAyorite horse:
He was better than Whiri-
away and he was better than
Alsab and I'd take him in his
prime over any other horse
there ever was especially In a
tNo-horse match race"
Woolfs information comes
straight from the feed box. and
they say In the reserved boxes.
because he's strsddled all three
Of those grests-one ~ . time.
OF course.
He was astride Whiriy when
he passed the Biscuits money
winning mark by capturing the
Massachusetts handicap.
II WA after that race he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Many Squads
Will Compete


Win - teams r~sdy % faes
tire fsal nns. bowler. 81 the ship
yard pm leagues sili cp~n their
hlg tournament saturday night 81
the broadway alleys the first
teams shooting Al : e'eiesk Sun
day squads a. o. the alleys Al
neon. and the final coasinksat wtll
trek ento ths alleys at 8 . e'eieek
sunday night
me tournament has hen In ths
planning stages fer weeks ard al
rules and arrangements have eesn
made BY . committee appointed ny
Ralph conklln. president a. two
81 the leagues and an ardent dsvs-
tee u the tenpin sport
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fr.m The his srsC sasa. ssa
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Ortiz KaYoss
Rival in Ten
Now Sets Sights
For Solico Bout

OAKLAND. Csif>-Asnusi Or
tix. Of n Centre, Calf. the MAS
world bantamwslght boxing cham
plon. today prepared Ia settle Lou
saliea's claims % the disputsd
crown nsxt month after tschni.
calIy knocking out George Frsi.
tss. San Jose. Calf. IN the 10th
Of q scheduled fs-rosEnd iisis bout
here last night.
Ortlx defeated na1ten h .
io-rousA fight ~ 11silywss1
list Au9u~t n Wis ~ No
tssnsf nsssnG ssse~tstiss uf1A
but The New revh hsnisg
eesnnsss~lss rsfsssd - peesg-
sir@ any fight NADER 10 ssun1e
sad iisted sailoa ~ cha@u1se-
The fh-round clash 10 ssttis TIE
controversy will BE- hsid hsrs rsh-
~.
Referee niIly Burts awarded
last nights title asfenss 10 Orfix
At the end Of the 10th after tn
champion opsnsd . bad sIssh over
Frsitas right eye with . furry Of
stlff punches 10 ths head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

Then the other night the
Lutes sent out 10 Fort Lewis
and played the powerful War
riors neck and neck. losing
. 81 90 ~ contest.
THE boys really hit their stride
In that game" said Coach Barof-
sky. "and IL they continue at that
pace or improve, well beat the
Loggers and make II tough for the
rest of our 1s.s foes. probably win
far more than well lose"
Tho Iutes' main fanit In
their losing games WAS In
ability 20 hit the twine. They
got into firing position plenty
of times hut simply eouidn't
dunk most Of their shots.
polillo and Anderson will start
at forward. Elsfson ut center, and
Kapus and Kyllo at guards.
Coach Norm Mayer hasn'i
named his starting five.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

on badges worn by pompous and
busy-body measurers and such
who clutter up the inheld at track
and field meets
That outdoor-indoor meet open
ing the New York season was a
grand idea. II was a bit too cold
for the great bulk Of the badge
wearers.
Eliminating the badges would
eliminate the surplus judges in
doors. Without the decoration
they wouldn't bother TO crash the
gate.
That would give spectators an
opportunity 70 get a look at the
athletes for q change.
Ray Dumonts IDEA for a na-
tionsl association Of old-time
baseball players isn't Few.
There has been such an organi-
zstion in Waterbury and other
parts Of Connecticut for two years.
Johnny Eyers vas q guest OF the
National Association q Veteran
Baseball Players. as the group Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Coles Blasts
Headpin Hard
Sets '43 Mark for
City Loop With 67l

sam Coles. Taeoms's star south
paw bowler. found the pocket early
N City league bowling on the
Broadway alleys "Wednesday night
and when the firing had ceased
three big games had given him =
new record FOR the year in the
fast pm circuit
Starting With = 2ss game.
the left-hander came up with
2S5 In his second game on
alleys y and 10 and then moved
over 10 | and 2 to register =
final 2ls count. Ills series
score was 6sl. six pins higher
than the previous sss record.
held jointly by derry Warden
and Tony Netter.
SIX Of the city stars were over
500 in another scoring spree which
saw almost half OF the trundlers
pass the sac mark. Rennie Crow
ell blasted out q big $40 series,
Hal Brown registered $50. c. c.
Collins and Roman koehlcr COS
marks and John Artoe a sos series
The Dsirymen appeared more
inyincible than ever before. taking
four points from the Fuelmen.
Coles big score went into the 3ol5
team total of the Dairy. high team
mark for the evening.
The Painters continued .
threat for the league leader
ship by winning four points
from the Bottlers. Hal Browns
$50 series and Roman koehl-
ers sos mark were for the
Broadway team and proved
too much for the Ciothiers,
who dropped four points.
John Fijslkas scrappy Tavern
boys manhsndled the hitherto I'M
beaten Packer outfit. taking three
points in an important fray. Bill
Herdman's opucals won four
from the Terminals and big Bill
redeemed himself from a poor
score last week by rolling a big
$50 series.
The scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Pigeons Found

A homing pigeon. unable 10 ny.
il held al TIE home Of Mrs. 7. c.
Maule, 41Os No. tn st. The bird
bears a leg tag with thiE inscnp-
ton: TPA-1I42 Mrs. Asuls found
the pigeon BY her home and has
been caring for II for two days
Another homing pigeon lsst eve
ming Iuttered 70 the feet Of J. L.
Darling a. Ms Brown Point home.
The bird was roughed quite bit
and seemed 70 desire protection.
Darling has the bird N safe Keep
ing. TIE bird bore q lsg tag with
these numerals and letters .
AU-&z- tag s4oi. DaKslnss phone
IA CRAstHew 1884.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Dsrringsr Sold
By Cincinnati
To Chicago Cubs

CHICAGO - Ths chi<aGs CO.
boistsxsd thsir uasmpvssnsvs pt1sn-
Ing staff ts<ny with IT, e9Gn1n1'
ton ef thelr formsr nsm1nlA ~
srsn rinht<hasded hnvIew -
psrrtnGsf a. fhs cInelnna1t Ne1a
Dusssne~s ea4s - - O.
N . sesnighe 80 tsnennseonn
with ~ senss psnyesu iwvuovoA
tI~sssn1 sonssspv Snnuo =.
tin1lnehpv ~ ~ Co.. - -
alse1sss - pswAaos pUoua
bue \ No. suDss~1 - -
49, 80 eAn1v -wssAhego
pierhev ~ snmp@1DnG - -
s~>gnsssnsa1 - o1o.to4
rhrooghssff NJ t1-ysev esssw =
the Nstionsi iesgus. perytngse -
eousist~nfty vhippe1 ~ osha
betting thsm - slmss WIS epso-
pinn ~ d~eislaaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Beaver Yearlinqs
Defeat Webfoois

CORVALLIS. Ore. - frankie
Roslsndt. former Portland prep
star. paced the Oregon state frssh-
man basketball five b a decisive
ss-sl win over We university of
Oregon yesrllngs kxre last night.
Roelsndt scored 81 points for
nigh scoring honoFs. Ths first
ys.r Beavers lad Oregon sz-74 st
the had.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Boosters Roll
In League Play

Three members 81 ths Broad
way Booster issrus we're Gloss
rivals for ths high scoring honor
O nths Broadway alleys Alma
Dzibsk finally emerged with <tz
for the best mark. followed closely
BY Toots cavelti with at and
Alma Trsseh with 4ss
Phonsys won TIRES from Topics.
and Retailers won Tires from
Wholesaler. nias Cavsltfs 40
vas high sams-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Ohe Scoreboard
Priority on Whistles Would Be Capital Idea:
Would Be Big Help to Basketball & Hockey;
BADGE Ban Would Give Track Fons Chance

known, at Torrington last year.
The Little Trojan by the way,
is too i'll at his Albany home 70
attend the New York baseball
writers dinner.
Members of the National Asso-
citation of Veteran Baseball Play
ers sponsor Junior teams and
coach them. as President Dumont
Of the National semi-Pro con-
gress suggests Waterways junior
team has lost only two games in
two seasons.
John A. Quincy, veteran sports
editor Of The Waterbury Demo
crat, tells me the juniors Of his
city have another Bob Feller IN
the making. His name is Joe Nc
Carthy. but the Kids call him Babe
for obvious reasons
Quincy reports that young Nc
Csrthy can really hit the ball for
distance. so well that he plays
the outfield when he isn't pitch
ing. And in the latter depart
ment. he has several no-hit games
and as many one and two-hitters
10 his credit.
Roger Connor. New York Gan,
batting star Of the handlebar
mustache days, and his brother
Joe, a Cleveland catcher al one
time, are members Of the Water
bury chapter.
Connecticut realizes that the
membership Of It's National Asso-
citation Of Veteran Baseball Play.
ers is not nationwide n scope, bui
the IDEA. originated there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

NEW YORK When the gov
eminent cult off the supply OF
ammunition to private citizens
Michigan states supply of ~ cali
Der blanks for starting pistols was
low. Coach Karl Schlsdeman is
boarding a few rounds for use IN
meets. but is trying TO find a SUD
Stitute for practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Oswald Gates
Takes Over Grid
Job al Pacific

FOREST GROVE, Ore,--osvaif
ID. Gates. ns~iy-sppointsd coach
At Pacific university here. vas On
deck today 70 assume his nsv
post
Oates win immediately take
over the fortunes u the
Badger basketball aaisses,
shieh has been . group Of
orphans" since former Coach
Roger .. PolEats left fof .
government post
Gates was former director of
physical education ard sthistles at
Pullman. Wash. high school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

Less 1854 against Joes 751i
gave them three points and moved
into a tie for the second half lead
with Johnnys who dropped three
70 Dicks trindlers. 1865 20 1851.
The third match also ended IN a
three 10 one score with coleys
taking three from Arts. 2s27 70
26Os.
Scores u 500 for the night:
Vance Mcclure 52s, Howard Gas
sen $40. Charley Putbrss 5l3,
Howard Kennedy 5z7. Clarence
Hammerschmith $50. Geo. Cole
man $40, and Vic England 5O7.
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Yanks 10 Start
Training Early

INV YORK PltchffH. eatfhsFa
and coaches 81 the View York
Yankees we're ordered today 10
report for spring training ct As
bury PARK. ~. >. on March -. q
week sArher than originally plan
ned
Tss ps<n.6.1sr a tAs sqas1 VII
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After all
ira OK events
h ave 10 be
started, a n d
we re all out in
athletics these
days, but is Mt Il
too b a d the
OPA oes I
clamp down on
The W histle
footed by bas-
eth all and
kew Off
Gals
And h o "
q 0 Ut priority
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CLEVELAND - Jimmy B.NnH
and Anton ChustofOrldss. both Of
Cleveland. were scheduled today
70 meet here FEB % In a boat
whose winner the National Box
ing association viii recognize a.
light heavyweight duration cham
pion-'
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9Th AVE. BUSINESS WOMEN
9th Ave. Bowling Center

Tavern Girls down the Clippers.
1874 70 1916. taking four points.
Led By Edna Vierks. 1s5-43s.
Laundry five took four from
Mattress Ladies by default and
COisy's ard Audry'E each took two.
1892 70 1876. High scores for the
evening we're Edna Vlerk lss.
Mildred Ceer l62. Alma Hammond
i47. Beverly Nitz las. June King
I4s. r. Henderson 1872. Peg Her
10y 1877, Helen sehvarz 14B, Kay
Bonvlez 1zT.
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Dartmouth 70. Holy Cross 81.
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