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Evening star., 1944-07-07
Fort hyer Beats mrs, IS,
After Trailing 5 Runs

Fort Myer came from behind
Yesterday to defeat Naval Receiving
Station, rs, in an Industrial League
game.
Through its half Of the fifth. MRS
had a SO advantage, but Lindamood
changed the complexion of things
for the soldiers by slamming a home
run with the bases loaded. This put
new life in the Myer boys, and after
collecting another run in the nth to
make it Sail, they picked up two In
the eighth.
Cameo and Camp Springs were to
meet today On the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Table Tennis Tourney
To Be Stoqed Tonight

Third junior tournament in the
series being staged each Friday by
the District Table Tennis Associa-
ton starts at tonight at the Co.
lumbia courts, 1880 Fourteenth
street NV.
Dale Burch of Wilson High School
was the winner Of the first two COM
petitions, open to boys and girls
under 10.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

To embellish the double header
tournament a mixed doubles match
starting at O'Clock. will pit Frances
Wilson and Al Wright against Loi,
Gladding and Karl Gochenour, the
new Brookland manager, in a re-
turn engagement. The Gladding-
Gochenour twosome won the first
clash.
AL Robinson scored the Penn Rec.
reation drives the other night foa
a 195-game and probably would have
topped 200 had not he slid by .
ISingle-pin break in the anal box.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
War Relief Show
Program Tonight
6 p.m.-Gates open.

p.m.-Gates open.
to pm.-Batting practice.
to 7:30 p.m.-Infield practice.
7:30 p.m.-Nick Altrock
7:45 p.m.-American League pag-
$40 p.m.-Addresses by Bob Sim
mons, Touchdown Club, and Les
Steinem. American Legion
S:15 p.m.-50-yard dashes, Mats vs..
Browns.
S:25 p.m.-Battery of johnson. Ruel
faces Kuhel, Bluese and Sewell
S:37 p.m-Special entertainment
S:45 p.m,-Technical SerEt. Charles
Commando" Kelly and It. Ernest
Childers, war heroes, address fans.
q pm-8All zane
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TODAY.
Baseball.
st. Louis at Washington
(tonight.
Cameo VS.. Camp Springs, West
Elipse, $50.
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic mems singles
and doubles tournament, Edge
moor Club, Bethesda, 5.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
st. Louis at Washington
(nighD, $50.
Tennis.
Middle, Atlantic mems singles
and doubles tournament, Edge
moor Club, Bethesda, S.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Seattle May Get Clark

SEATTLE, July 7 P.-Earl
Dutch Clark, famed professional
football coach, may handle the
Seattle eleven in the new Pacific
Coast circuit. He will meet with AL
Davies. owner Of the Seattle fran
chise, today.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Monders Gets in Line
with BROOKLYN Tioers

NEW YORK, July Clarence
pug Manders. fullback for the
Brooklyn Tigers of the National
Football League the last five years,
signed his 1914 contract today and
will report August at training
camp.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
SoftboII Tens in Twin Bill

A softball double-header is sched-
uled tonight in Ballston Stadium,
with International Business Ma
chine girls facing the United Type
writer ten at $50 and Alexandria
Eagles meeting Fort Belvoir in the
finale,
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Richmond Goes to Front

RICHMOND. Va. July 7 (P.-
Richmond edged back into top place
in the Piedmont League last night
by beating Norfolk. So. while
Lynchburg was losing to Ports
mouth, 8-l6.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Bethesda Nine Wants Come

Bethesda AC wants q game Sun
day with an unlimited class team.
Call Wisconsin 6376.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Win,Lose or Draw

By JOHN LARpNER


William Tatem Tden, the deuce 81 old nickel and
Vincent Richards turned 49, but these gentlemen
ean the other and plump easily
the hashlest players in the game of tennis
mind results from brief the
Hills the them started IS
Mr. Richards performer these days and Mr. den
though pretty active not used
be- You have to look QUICK to see them at their work. But It's
worth it.
Richards glow with color like Holsters They admit It,
These people don't show more Mr. Tden
They're strictly business Mr. Richards They don't give 1t
fight Heck while hating the
CUTS the I playing Including yours rlden"
mo doubt" large William politely And will Rich
ards that for punk quite troublesome to me-
Johnston Was Second Member in Great Net Triangle
formed spectacular
slightly players with little Bill john
through for when Dick Williams
bounding ooru performer worthy Of his
slipped his nose in among the first three
main, there question how they ranked: Tden,
Johnston
was conflict in styles OF play which made Richards plainly INFERIOR
prove
Richards was good one to watch his heyday strong
faced kid oed terrcay all and fought
point Tlden did learn his tennis till he in
his middle 2os Richards played from childhood swept the boy and
junior ranks and still considered infant podgya pretty
loose spoat the time he wrestling for national cham
ponships with Tilden and Johnston
Big Bill Still in Shape While Richards Is Fat
kid when used bother Tlden singles ard
titles with him in doubles He years Junior large
William thn and strangely enough still but the difference in
skill between them has wde&d lden today push Richards
This urpris
ing since Tden gone right playing against
players while Richards quit big league
allowed himself hcken visby in thu
middle
beating doubles. Richards
left the CUP pav to Mr. den who could not handle the French
Richards years young friend
the commercial game and Immediately established
by whaling special of
And have been able to handle him since Mr.
the he will be beating Co. So
North Amer
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Official Score

Runs-Myatt. Kuhel 80, Ortiz. Er.
rors-Turner. Webb (2), Myatt. Ortiz
Evns o:tted in9rtiz 's} spe1nss fsIr:II
Spence. Double plays-Haefner. Sullivan
Kuhel; Webb. schalk. Carnett. Left on
On ballMGroy., .: e1on HsefneT, . Haynes mes
J.; Strikeouts-Grove. 2: Haefner, 2;
Haynes, 9. Hits-Groye. 6 in innings;
Umpires-Messrs. Pipgras. Stewart, Nc
GoWan. Time AS. Attendance-6.2O 2Ol
Evening star., 1944-07-07

latlonS are Sprlnkled.
Maryland and District of Colum-
bia sportsmen last winter made pos
sible the restoration work on a 100,-
000-acre duck-nesting area now
known as the Maryland Duck Fac
tory" announces Glenn L. Martin,
aircraft manufacturer and chair
man of the Maryland-District of
Columbia Committee for Ducks
Unlimited. In view of the added
responsibility assumed by the sue
cess of this program Martin de-
clares, I'VE are extremely anxious
that our area again shall set the
pace for the national restoration
program"
The vast Maryland District of
Columbia Duck Factory area al
ready has received preliminary sur
veys and actual construction work
on canals, dams, diversion bitches
etc, will begin in the early fall
Once completed the 100000 acre
area annually will produce more
wildfowl than the combined legal
kill on the Chesapeake and It's trib-
utaries.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

Remington Arms Co.. Inc, of
Bridgeport, Conn, has made some
IA million rounds of military small
arms ammunition for our armed
forces. Since Pearl Harbor, it has
produced more than enough military
small arms ammunition to fire more
than 500 times at every Axis SOL
dier. If all this ammunition was
in 80 caliber, and shot through a
standard Springfield rifle, it would
require an expert marksman Its
wears to eXpend il.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
With BILL LEETCH.

creel limits are among nonsensical
laws with which Maryland's regu-
iations are sprinkled.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Major League Statistics
rKDAY, JULY !, 1914.

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. 5: Chicago, O tnD.
ST. Louis, 5: PHILADELPHIA, 0.
New York, 4: Cleveland, 0.
Boston, 13: Detroit. 3.
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Byrd q
FaVOrite

CHICAGO. June q OP) 49,
Golfdom's big four" - Harold
McSpaden, Byron Nelson, Sammy
Byrd and Craig Wood-who have
won a total of S53,973 in war
bond prizes in 1914 tournaments,
gained the spotlight today as ia
vorites in the victory national
competition which opens al Edge
water Golf Club tomorrow.
In the Victory Open tourney,
which begins Friday as part of the
four-ringed competitions rolled
into one. this foursone will be
shooting for $4,000 in war bonds,
with extra cash 10 be added to
the prize later.
The war bonds winnings of this
formidable quartet break down as
follows:
McSpaden. SIS, 100; Nelson, S14,-
Sal; Byrd, S14066; Wood, S10,-
466.
A triumph for any OF the big
four" would put him close 10 Sam
Sneads all-time money winning
record of S19,534.49, which he
made in 1888
when Did You Last buy n Bondf--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
S9O,0OO,0OO Paid
To See Dodgers

NEW YORK, June q tUP)-
The people from the borough of
Brooklyn. who long have been
Convinced that they had the best
baseball team in the metropolitan
area, had concrete proof Of their
convictions today and more i'm
portant, Uncle Sam was richer
by some $4,000, 900
In the only baseball game ever
played where mutuel machines
could haze been used 70 compute
win. place and show results, the
Dodgers demonstrated their SUI
periority over their hated National
League rivals, the New York
Giants, and in addition, gained
some measure revenge from
the New York Yankees, who de-
feated them in the 1910 world
series.
Conceived 10 promote the sale
OF war bonds, the Polo Grounds
vas scaled at S25 for a bleacher
seat, 500 for a reserved seat and
$1,000 for a box seat, and nearly
$4,000 fans turned out for the
game.
The Dodgers nearly scored a
double shutout in winning 5 20 l
and 0, the lone Yankee run COM
ing while the Buns were in the
showers.
When MA Won Las, Buv 4. Bonds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Regains His Health

Speaker who but a compare
lively short time ago recovered
from an illness which threatened
his life. looks good and explained
that he felt something like my
old sell"
The Cleveland man has had
more Of his share of illness. Five
years ago he won a grim battle
with death when he recovered
after suffering a skull fracture in
fall at his home
For Sin years G910-19l5)
Speaker was one of the immortal
tfIhltY mat patro11ed The outer
Gardens for the Red Sox. George
duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper
were the other members Of the
star trio Most experts consider
that combination as the greatest
ever 10 represent one team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
.Hirsth Sells
Trophyfor Bonds

MADISON, Wis. June p ms
The nations eXchequer was
S40,025 richer in war bond
pledges today from the auction
ing of a football, baseball, bat,
basketball and a pair OF track
shoes, all autographed by Elroy
Hirsch, an idol of sports fans Of
the University Of Wisconsin.
The equipment was sold 10
eager bidders at a special rally
held during a baseball game on
the university campus last night
Hirsch. who made history in
football and other sports at Wis
consin and later at Michigan,
came to Madison for the rally
before proceeding to Paris Island.
S. c.. for a continuation Of his
training TN the marine corps
-Inyest I'm Invasion. Buy y bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Was Smart Catcher

"Nhile the Browns arc well
sprinkled with followers there
has been some doubt that the
pitching would hold up"
Speaker pointed out. Doubt In
the minds of some experts, at
least.
II believe Sewell has done a
splendid job In handling his
clubs pitchers. That doesn't
surprise me, because he was
smart catcher i'm handling
pitchers. OF course, pitchers
this year do not have the heavy
hitters to contend with that
they had i'm other years"
But, whereas big league base
ball has lost a number Of its out
standing stars, the game is still
attractive 10 Speaker.
"The competition Is still there
and l think fans get almost as
much, II not as much. enjoy
ment out of the games" Speak
er explained.
The former Boston and Cleve
land star thinks night baseball i
all right but would not recon-
mend too much of it,"
Seven, or perhaps IA games,
for each club is enough. I would
think" Speaker suggested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Derby Winning
Rider Suspended

CHICAGO. June 27 CUP)--
Jockey Conn McCreary, winner
of the 1914 Kentucky Derby and
Preakness, was under suspension
today for the remainder of the
Arlington Park meet for fouling
Al Bodiou in the fifth race yeSter-
day. McCreary brought in Twosy
by a nose ahead of Blue Skinner
but was charged with grabbing
Bodiou by the knee just before
the finish line. Blue Skinner
was declared the winner. Twosy
was disqualified and placed second.
when Did You Last Buy q BOnd?--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
.ziVit Beaten
By Tom Bell

PITTSBURGH, June 27 CUPl-
Tommy Bell rang up his 3Sth
consecutive victory last night on
split l0-round decision over Pvt.
Fritzie Civic Of the army air
corps. the ancient gladiator, who
once wore the world welterweight
crown.
Bell. although 10 years younger
than Civic, had 10 come from be-
hind in the closing sessions to
win. The lanky. 21-year-old
Negro from YoungS town. O.
looked like a novice taking lessons
from master Civic i'm some OF the
early rounds. Fritizie made him
miss constantly. meanwhile tying
him up and giving him a thorough
trouncing al close quarters
Ss,ttt.rs- ttu, tR9r ttonas Too-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

was a starter in the Red Run
invtational tournament. turning
galleryite after having been elm
mated in one of the earlier
rounds.
Since il was Speaker who
brought Luke. along with his
brother. Joe Sewell. and Riggs
tOld Hoss) Stephenson up TO the
majors from the University of
Alabama, the one-time Red Sox
gardener who later managed the
Cleveland Indians, takes pardon
able pride in the success of the
81. Louis manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Writers
Sold

PITTSBURGH, June II (UP)~-
An innovation in selling war bonds
was presented at Forbes Field last
night during the Zivic-Bell boxing
show. Between preliminaries,
highest bidders in bonds were able
10 secure the services of we'll
known Pittsburgh sports writer's
for a day or night Of mental or
'screwball services.
Although the unfortunate writ
erS volunteered 10 be sold for
such services as moving lawns,
washing dishes. of Chauffeuring,
such were not their destinies by
the time that nationally famous
tobacco auctioneer, l.. A. Speed
Riggs. completed his famous radio
mumbo- Jumbo over them.
Once Riggs got the abashed
scribes into the ring, he promised
the fans a-n-y-t-h-i-n-g if they
would bid high enough These
lads were adept, he proclaimed,
in washing babies didieS. cleaning
stables, digging bitches, collecting
butterflies. washing tenth floor
windows, etc.
Accordingly, bond bids reached
$4,000 or more for three Of the
somewhat Mortified gentlemen of
the press-Chet Smith. sports
editor of the Pittsburgh Press; Al
Abrams. boxing writer of the
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and John
L. Hernon of the Tri-State News
Bureau.
-SoIdIer. Buv War Boods Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

Mrs Zaharias, according to Miss
Russell. never hits any practice
shots before a round. Instead. she
warns UP with a few practice
swings on the first tee, without a
ball Of course.
And the only time she takes
prac tice swing during a
round" Miss Russell added, ais
when she's faced with an espe-
cially difficult shot"
Miss Russell says that the Babe
actually missed only two shots ~
ne entire tournam ent She
shanked one. proving her invul-
ncrahle as Miss Russell so aptly
pui % And once. with her ball in
The rough she gambled with a
wood club and failed TO get the
ball up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Hits 3 HOnlerS
Inn One Inning

OLATHE,, Kan, June q
CUP)-Bob Jenkins, former Red
Sox and Western Michigan
catcher, holds some kind of a
hitting record.
Jenkins slammed out three
home runs in one inning on
successive times al bat, as the
Olathe Naval Air Station base
ball team won a $50 game
from the National Distillers
nine.
The game was called at the
end of the seventh inning.
-SnlhIers RnN War Rnnha Tnn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
New York i. viii
Have Grid Team

NEW YORK, June u up
Phillip Badger, chairman of New
York University's board Of ath-
letic control, today said that the
school. which dropped football in
1912, would field a team this year
with a program "geared to war
time conditions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Parks Tennis
RESULTS
MEMS SINGLES

George Cushing Jr defeated Robert
Blumenfeld, OIL, SO; Id Roszak D. Cush'
inc 81. az Hubert Manire 4 A. :.
Hamilton. 81, SO, Waly Preston d Bill
sayres 10, So. rs. Ted sumida 4 Rob-
ert calder, ST, 6-4 80, Ray Gibson q.
Davis Beermsn, So SIS. II. Seymour
GreenberE d. Al Thav go. SO: Lee Watts
d Rudy fernando, 81, SO. Bill ByrneS d.
Phil BieEleckl, as, s-6, So
JUNIOR
Joe Price a jim Kennedy as 6-ii Bill
sayres a. Bill MOhF. SO. SO. Ken Bussler
d. elem Hopp SO. ga; John Koliba d.
Ted Jax, ga, ell Walter English d. Dick
Russell. 81, SO; Ed Trahan 4. John Ly-
chuck. So. 81; Bob Robertson d Arnold
Richards, so, go.
wOMEN's
Mary fernando d. Helene Zucke, so.
80. Josephine Smilka a. Josephine Paulek,
al rs: Irene Waskiewlcz d. Betty Miller,
Is SIS. Valerie kaufman q. Elaine Lew
icki. 6-f 81, Christine Whitehead a..
Mary Transki. So 61. Ruth Milo d
Theresa Ciecufs S.i 6.9: Lillian Nsn
Buren, Charlotte stepniak. SO. a. /,
Beverly Everson a Catherine MarburRer
81 6-3 Eugene Gorka q Mrs Charles
Mickey McGee1 Poser 3-6 So So
MEMS DOUBLES
Preston and Roszak Adams and
Grots SO Go. 81; Manire and Wrohhel
a Alexander and Cushing. "a. 81 az;
Leonard Ksrpeles-Frank skiersh q. Tom
Mou Nike Milo, ga 1-a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Catcher Al Lopez
Put in Glass IA.

PITTSBURGH. June q tUP)-
Catcher Al Lopez OF the Pitts
burgh Pirates has been notified
by his Tampa, Fla, draft board
that he has been placed in class
pa.
Lopez. IS, is married and the
father of one child Re joined the
Pirates in 1910.
-Invest In Invasion; Buy = Fond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Segurd Reaches
Net SemifinaIS

EVANSTON. III, June y up
Senior Francisco "Pancho' Sc
gura of Ecuador, South America,
went after his third tennis cham
in three weeks today
when he faced Dale Lewis, Utah
State College. in the quarter
finals of the National Collegiate
meet at Northwestern University
Did You Last BUY 8 Bond?--
--Soldiers Buy War Bonds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
First Of Star Trio

Speaker came up rs a regular
in 1903. Hooper the following year
and Lewis arrived in 1911 They
played together through the six
season stretch In 1916 Speaker
went 10 Cleveland.
II see Duffy frequently"
Speaker said, but do not see
~ much OF Hooper. as YOU
know, ~ travelling secretary for
the Braves, over In the National
League. ! saw Hoop about four
wears ago. He is the postmaster
at Capitola, Cal. and owns a
lot Of vineyards out there"
Born IN Texas, Speaker was 56
Ia April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Montreal Gains
On Baltimore

The second place Montreal
Royals gained a full game on the
first place Baltimore Orioles in
the International League race
last night by beating them 6-S.
Jersey City defeated Rochester.
III Newark beat Buffalo. sd.
Syracuse defeated Toronto 9-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Ike Williams
To FiQht PiHone

PHILADELP HIA June q
CUP)-Ike Williams. highly re-
Carded Trenton. n. j.. lightweight,
has been signed 10 meet Joey
Pirrone OF Cleveland here al the
outdoor arena on July 10, Phila-
delphia promoters said today
-InNeNt In InNnAlnn Rny 4 Rnnd----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Trainer Hit by Fire
Is Going 10 Suffolk

Trainer L. G Bedwell, one Of
those whose stables were raw
aged by the fire AZ the Detroit
race track. is turning the remain
ing horses back 10 their owners
and IS leaving to take over the
l3-horSe stable OF DR.. W. J. Lunt
az Suffolk Downs July !. Two Of
The best horses in the stable are
Valdina Punch and Boot and
Spur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Three Cities
Inn Net Meet

After years lapse the inter-
city tennis competition for the
Allen Trophy resumes Sunday
al Atkinson Park The teams
involved are Chicago, Detroit
and Cleveland
Deroits team is Clarence
Hunter. John Oats, James
Johnson. q newcomer from Tus-
kagec. Ala, Harold Richardson,
Delbert Russell, Ted Mitchell
and Rothchld Van Buren,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

sell was nm.
pressed by her
C. o n que TOR s
putting
"She has a
fine putting
stroke" the
Oakland Hills
star said
pointing out
that many
have over
looked this
fact because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Errors Give Brewers
Win Over Columbus

Four errors by Columbus aided
the leading Milwaukee Brewers 10
pile up a 6-l score over the
yrCUrd place fer1b1rdS m rf7e
American Association yesterday
while Toledo took a close 1911
decision from Kansas City Louis
Vile beat Minneapolis 1914 and
St. Paul whipped indianapolis Al.
-InYsst IN Invasion. Buy a bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

Run Golf Club.
i h 2
Browns have
. good team
and a smart
manager in
l. Ike Sew
ell Speaker
pointed out.
& pc a X c r.
~ nose business
takes
[ he form 2 r
great outfield-
er from his
home in Cleve-
land 10 Detroit
a couple Of
times a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Ruby Defends Title
In Bout With Gordon

Bert Ruby will defend his MWA
belt against Flash Gordon, who
held the title part of 1913, to-
night at Mack Park. It's Cor
dons second attempt TO regain
the crown, their last meeting be-
ing a draw. TonightS bout is 10
a finish. two in three falls,
The show will be moved inside
Fairview Gardens in case Of bad
weather.
When nId You Last Buy = Bond.----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Hockey Crowds Good

The National Hockey Leagues
figures for the past season had
an average attendance OF 1884
per game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
ByFd Saves Best Shot
For End Inn Record 81
By NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

90 record breaking GA, like the first 63 years
golf be the hardest.
If YOU doubt Byrd Plum Hollow pro who yesterday
of Ga Bloomfield Hills he and
tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Sports
Iris Speaker Gives
Luke SeweII Credit
For Browns Climb
By LEO MACDoNELL

The showing Of the Browns,
current leaders in the American
League championship race, doesn
surnrise Iris Speaker.
Nor would the Grey Eagle be
surprised if the Browns won the
-aeHHaF4t, Speaker explained be-
tween shakes in a dice game st-Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Yes. the Babes Good

EVERYBODY az yesterdays po-woman tournament Bloomfield
Is wanted Margaret RuSses opinion
Ddrson Zsharas The Of her march TO the
championship in last weeks Western Open Chicago defeated
Miss Russell
is the Babe they say she male inquired