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Nogales international., 1945-11-02
Santa Cruz First
ToOversubscribe
Victory Loan

Santa Cruz County got off to
flying start Monday in the first
day of the Victory Loan Drive, in
fact, this county Oversubscribed
its 100000 overall quota that day
to the extent of $151,00O.
One local man, alone, bought
$371 900 worth of bonds.
Santa Cruz was the first county
in Arizona to oversubscribe its total
although it is still short of it's E.
Bond quota.
Efforts of the Santa Cruz County
Victory Loan committee will now be
devoted to securing an oversubscrip-
ton of the county's E-Bond quota
of $4,000.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
Happy Reunion
Aboard
Ship At San Pedro

On last Monday, Johnny Peterson,
who has been serving in the Navy
on the USS Hansford, received sew
eral recent copies of the Nogales
International with his mail as his
ship docked at San Pedro.
In one of the issues he learned a
Nogales boy was aboard the battle
ship USS Texas, also docked at San
Pedro, and much to his surprise
found the Texas was standing just
SO yards from the Hansford.
A happy reunion was the result
for Johnny was soon making his
way to the Texas and there he
greeted the local boy old friend OF
Johnny at Nogales High School.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
Condition Of
Mrs. Mcfarland
Continues Serious

The condition of Mrs. Keziah Nc
Farland, 82-year-old mother of us.
Senator Ernest w. Mcfarland, who
was injured in a fall at her home
in Phoenix October 16, continues
serious, it was learned yesterday.
Her son, Senator Mcfarland, was
called from Washington to her bed
side, arriving in Phoenix October 20.
1t is the second time in a month
that the Senator has been called
home. First was when his brother,
Forrest G. Mcfarland, died in Phoe-
nix on October T.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
(By MARTY LOUGHMAN)

Coach Howard Beazley
Nogales High School.
Dear HOWE:
Well, am told your football
team is doing all right, having
knocked off Bisbee. TIL bet that
game knocked my friend, Gus Mich
aels, speechless. On second thought,
that's impossible.
Those Nogales kids are all fine
lads, and it was particularly pleas
ant to hear about Harry O'Eagin
running 102 yards for a touchdown.
OF course, Harry learned that open
field running last winter by working
for tomatero. He developed that
technique running to the bank to
cover overdrafts.
His ancestors must have come
from the same part of Ireland as
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Nogales international., 1945-11-02
New Chevrolet To
Be On Display
Here Today

A new 1916 model Chevrolet car
will be on display tomorrow at the
Nogales Cheshire Motors on Grand
avenue, it was announced this week
by Roy Cheshire, who invites the
public to come in and see the car,
first brand new Chevrolet to be dis
played here in a number of years
Cheshire says the 1916 Chevrolet
is outstanding not only for style
leading design, but for quality in
materials and construction, ad-
vanced engineering, proved perform
ance, economy and dependability.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02

lapse of Bataan, Quesenberry, VAIN
wright, and, other officers, were
taken from Camp O'Donnell, the
Japs prize brutality camp, to For
mosa where they were held for more
than two years, then shipped to
Camp Hoten via Shanghai.
BEATEN REGULARLY
They were beaten regularly and
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Nogales international., 1945-11-02
Lettuce Shipments
Get
Under Way Today

Packing and shipping of lettuce
grown this year in the Tubac dis
trict by the Wolf Growers will get
under way today from the firm s
new packing sheds now being erect
ed just east of the civic building, it
was announced by r. T. F1eischer of
r. T. Fleischer & Company, dis
tributors and packers for the grow
ing concern.
Wolf Growers have about 120 acres
of lettuce planted, and about 80
acres of cauliflower, shipment of
the latter crop to start around Nov.
2Oth.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
Questions and AnsDers


Q,sI was discharged on February
"A, 1943 by reason of ''Sec. ii, AR.
615-360 and CDD." Will you explain
the meaning of this. I will soon be
q years Of age. Is there any way
I can volunteer for service. in the
OccupationaI forces? S., Rogers
vile. Tenn.
A. 'ThiS means that you were dis
charged under section of the code
governing discharge of veterans and
"CDD" means a certificate of medi-
cal disability. In other words, you
were discharged for a medical dis
ability of some sort. The nature Of
your disability should be stated on
your discharge. Yes, if you can pass
the physical, the army is accept
ing volunteers for the occupational
forces.
@. How many points does father
of four children have who has been
in service since last October "a and
across since July?-Mrs. r. B., Uh-
richsvilIe, Ohio.
A. The army point rationing sys-
tenn as of September 2 gives l point
per month for time in service,
point per month for time overseas,
-, IL points for each child under Is
years with a maximum of three,
and 5 points for each decoration or
battle star. If your husband has no
decorations or battle stars, he would
have about 81 points. At this time
80 points are necessary for dis
charge, although the army has an
nounced discharge for 70 points by
October l, go points by November
l and elimination of the point sys-
tenn later in the winter.
@. am writing in regard to q
soldier killed in Germany who made
his insurance to a lady who raised
him. After his death, his own
mother came and claims she should
get his insurance. Which one is en-
titled to the insurance?-Mrs. T. G.,
Water Valley, Miss.
A. If the soldier named the lady
who raised him as beneficiary in his
insurance, she is entitled to it and
will get it Notwithstanding the moth
er's claims.
Q.-My brother left high
school recently to join the navy.
Is my mother entitled to an al
IOtment or allowance from the
government if he allOts the re-
quired SIS? E. w., ROgersviIle.
Tenn.
Ayes, providing your brother
listed his mother as dependent
when he enlisted or was inducted
into the service.
@. If a member Of the regular
marine corps extends his enlistment
while overseas and the extension has
one more year before expiration, will
he have to remain overseas until the
expiration, if he has been over
seas 20 mOnths?-Mrs. w. D., West
Memphis, Ark,
A. Not necessarily The marine
corps has set up rotation for re-
turn to this country after 1o months
service overseas. Extension of his
enlistment would have no bearing
upon the time he spent overseas
The chances are this marine viii
return soon for duty in the states.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
.OPA Offices To
Close On Dec. IS

A meeting of merchants will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce
at 4 pm, today to decide if Nogales
should maintain a price control
clerk to handle price control and
price violations, after the local OPA
and rationing board offices on
Grand avenue close Dec. Is.
An order to close the offices was
received this week.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02

water for five or six days and dur
ing, which they were beaten con-
stantly by their conquerors, as they
trudged along under blazing SUM-
Thousands died on that march.
After Corregidor fell on May g..
1942, almost month after the col
Nogales international., 1945-11-02

EDITORS NOTE: This newspaper.
through special arrangement Uith the
Washington Bureau of Western Ne.0s-
paper Union at 1916 Eye Street, N. w.,
Washington, D. c., is able to bring
readers this weekly column on prob.
lens OF the peteran and serUiceman
and his family. Questions may be ad.
dressed to the above Bureau and they
sUiH be Gns,Uered in subsequent col
umn. No replies can be made direct by
mail, but only in the column which Uiu
appear in this newspaper regularly.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
NAVY HAPPY
RETURNS

Dave Henderson, October 20. Born
in Globe, Arizona.
Mrs. John Wagner, Nov. 10. Born
in Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. Dave Henderson, Nov. 4.
Mrs. j. v. Robins, Oct. ~.
Miss Virginia Ann Robins, Oct
90.
Danny Pollak, Nov. 2.
Johnny Harker, Nov. l.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02
Swyers Hurt
On Roundup

81 Swyers is recovering at st.
Joseph's Hospital from injuries suf-
fered when horse fell on him dur
ing a roundup on the Wilshaw
Ranch.
The animal struck it's hoofs in
some quicksand and fell on Si.
Nogales international., 1945-11-02

With the retirement of Miss FL
eanor Davis as city librarian, due to
i'll health, attention is focused on
Nogales international., 1945-11-02

TO the NogLH w b is
a Tusa aekrom afternoon game is Florence
In reading from o
Fh row: Person Ton Ben
R Harry
is shown knelng n
NuaIs ha two game from Tmht
Nogales international., 1945-11-02

John L. Williams, Sr., was in
town Wednesday from the Meigs
ranch in San Rafael Valley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

WAR BOND
APPLICATIONS
may be left a any
HUDSON WAR
STAMP BOOTH
az we'll as our ifth
| Floor Bond Office
| (Bonds wiH be WALLED
to you promptly
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Celebrate Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jameson
Williams will celebrate their
fifth wedding anniv versary
Wednesday with a dinner party
in their home in Puritan road.
1t. and Mrs. Soule T. Biting.
Y. S. Navy. are guests OF Miss
Jessie Winter of Brookside
School this weekend. coming
from Chicago where they have
been visiting en- route TO Florida
from the West Coast. Mrs. Bit
ting is Miss Winters niece, the
former Peggy Lighter. who is
graduate of Kingswood School.
1t. Biting has recently re-
turned from service in the
South Pacific on the carrier
Salvo.
1t. Gg.) and Mrs. Edward II.
Lerchen and their small son are
expected home for short visit
next week from Long Island.
~. Y. They will divide their
time between their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Gray Muzzy and
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Lerchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot S. Nichols
and their daughter, Anne. are
in Norfolk, Va. visiting 1t. f.
s. Nichols Jr. and his bride, the
former Sally Freeman Of New
York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Dorothy Buckley
Bride Saturday

MISS DOROTHY MAE
BUCKLEY, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson II. Buckley of Corr
land avenue on Saturday became
the bride of Arthur Edwin
Metivier. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schobers of French road.
Judge George L. Bladder per-
formed the marriage ceremony
which took place in the home Of
the brides parents.
Miss Virginia Thornley, was
the maid of honor and Jack
Cronguyer was the best man.
A reception was held at the
Wardell-Sheraton, after which
the bride and bridegroom left
for Cleveland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Almost nightly rehearsals
of ways and Means" are
taking place in the Fritz c.
Hyde Jr. house in Long Lake
road. Mr.. Hyde, the director,
and his assistant, Romayne
Thompson, will confer with
Terry Waugh of the Gran
brook Academy of Art. who
recently came from Holly
wood and is planning a
glamorous set for this play.
Mr.. Waugh has already exc
cuted small model.
On the technical side OF the
production are Mrs. ]. Robert
r. Swanson who is designing
the other sets. Walter Bromley
and Benjamin Brewster who
will manage the scenery shifting
and lighting effects. Mrs. Bruce
Coulter and Mrs. Rogers /.
Marquis in charge Of properties.
and Robert Bates, director OF
music at Cranbrook and Kings
wood schools. who will direct
the musical liRteFlHdes.-------
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster. who
Is production manager and is
handling publicity. will also in
troduce the musical numbers
with John l. -knccht IN short
skits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
St. A4n,tan Guild
R,e,enting 8 Plays
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, April 7.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS April z.
CT DUNSTAN GUILD April 20 will present three short
- plays with musical interudes in the auditorium of
brook School.
Much talent has been added to the organization and
many Of the original members will participate when Sheldon
Noble will direct his play, Its Your Move" assisted by
Mrs. Frederick E. Booth. This and another comedy "Ways
and Means by Noel Coward will be followed by suspense
drama, "Just Of Pccadiy" directed by Eunice Disset
assisted by Mrs. Donald w. Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Women Writer'S
To Submit Stories

THE DETROIT WOMEN
WRITER'S CLUB will hold its
annual meeting Tuesday in the
Women's City Club. At this
meeting members will submit
manuscripts completed during
the year in a prize contest. The
winners will be announced at
the annual luncheon to be given
in Nav.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
The Arnold Studio.

ing at 2 o'clock, Tuesday, IN The
home of Mrs. George B. Hoops
of Fairfield avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Mrs. Dinan Enfer4ains

ANll - OOilil- q
tertain at luncheon on Tuesday.
Her guests will be:
MEspAMEs
walter Bemb David y Broderick
y A. Schirmer Edvin J. Anderson
Carl I=Wh44H- William Dognsy
George Trumbull Donald Y. Bsthrick
ChAries y Carey Ernest v Breech
John r. MAcMAnuS Joseph y. Eahfrty-
1t. Bruce Craig, a fiier in the
u. S. Marine Corps. is spending
a 80 day leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman J. Craig in
Orchard Ridge road. 1t. Craig
has been on duty in the Pacific
area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Polk
Jr. are giving a breakfast party
this Sunday morning TO meet
1t. (jg) and Mrs. Albert d.
Thomas who are visiting in De-
troit this weekend on their way
10 Jacksonville. Fla, from Cali
fornia. Other guests will in.
clude:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Paul Y Ninsei Clark D. Andress
" Bufl schmidt Jr. Y Jameson villa ns
John r. Earle Edward 3. WanBch
Wsii~f-leffFsy " --
MEsDANES
Jack schoo Richard wunsch
and Dr and Mrs.. Alvin G. Lambert
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
British Empire Dauqhters Meet tuesday

DETROIT CHAPTER
Daughters of the British En-
pire, will hold its monthly meet
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
RECEIVING STATIONS AT HUDSoN'S

armer-Grand River-Section !
near women's Neckwear
Observation-Disclosures c,
near the Ribbon Counter
Woodward Avenue Building
Section E, near Jewslry
First Basement Drop-in Bins
Woodward-Seetion Z, near
Women's Sportswear
Farmer-Section c, near
Mems Furnishings
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Install Bats of Celotex
ROCK WOOL Yourself

Keep out Summer heat and Winter cold with
efficient, easy-to-install Rock Wool bats.
They are IS inches wide, 4S inches long,
3]s inches thick. Eight bats per carton,
enough to cover 40 square feet. $2.29
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Redf0rd Threat
For Track Title

Rcdford High. bitter rival Of
Cooley emerged as the Cardinals
chief competition for the Metro
poIitan League indoor track title
by Swamping Northwestern. 66 2
TO 1872.
John Wilcox. who already has
been induCted into the navy but
is awaiting call paced the HuSkics
with 1914 points. Wilcox captured
the 80 and 220 daShcS, the low
hurdles and ran lee on the win
ming relay team.
Cooley. meanwhile matched
Redford unbeaten dual meet
pace by scoring its fourth straight
victory over Western, 66 SO 10
19 l.6.
In other meets Miller downed
PerShing, 57-29. Northeastern
whipped Northern. 63-33; South
eastern bumped Hamtramck. Al
80, Eastern downed CaSS, 76l2 10
9lq. and DENLY Swamped Central,
68l2 10 l7i2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
They Can Dream

Dix Trout planned 10 buy p
home in Detroit with the World
Series money he DID NOT get
last fan. Harold NeWhou>Cr
planned 10 buy a hunting lodge
in the Upper Peninsula. Doe
Cramer was going TO put part OF
e. IN the sock and buy more
chickens with the reSt for his
ranch in Jersey. Eddie Mayo
planned to buy a home with IL
the bought a home anyway at
Clifton. y. j. ... Paul Richards
was gong TO buy more bonds. ..
Rudy York was "a fNin' 10 buy
more land and farm stock IN
Georgia, ~
: York. incidentally hears that
his old pal, CleluS Boots Poffen-
berger. une-time Tiger finger,
now is p private first class with
the marines. somewhere i'm The
Pacific. Harvey Riohc, Tiger
rookie catcher before the war, Is
a sergeant with the infantry on
the Western Front. Lambert
Dutch Meyer, former Tiger sec
ond baseman. wrote Jack Iollcr
that he expected 10 be discharged
from the army soon and would
like 10 return m the Detroit club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
He Gets His Blow

Walter was beginning To slip
at that time. still that blur
that was the ball was the fast
est thing ] ever had seen. !
guess closed my eyes but !
swung.
II was surprised when ] heard
boffo" and more surprised
when I saw the ball sail away
out to left center field. I got
n double on the hit. II started
n rally that drove Walter from
the box.
But we didn't win the game.
Bucky Harris sent Firpo Mar
berry i'm to pitch when Walter
departed and the Firpo was
then at his best. He checked
us and the Mats won. is.
Despite the defeat I was .
happy kid that night after the
game. 7 had faced the greatest
pitcher in baseball and made n
double that started him from
the box. I know Walter didn't
groove that pitch for me be-
cause he just wouldn't do that.
But I know also that the kind
ness he showed me when 7
entered the game gave me en-
couragement To get that hit.
"Since that day ! have be
lieved that Johnson was one Of
the finest characters baseball
has known. 7 also have marveled
at memory that would recall
the face Of a youngster that he
had met only once"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Has Dicks Number

Don Ross. who is battling for
the Tiger third base Job, wears
Dick Wakehold'S No. ? numeral
on his blouse 3. Maybe that
VIII help me hit, Ross suggested
Or. Ray Forsyth, the Tiger
trainer, was a lieutenant in the
ROTC at Culver And tried
for A commission in the current
war But. ! never heard any
thing from 1t. f." Doc declared.
Maybe was too old for then"
Doc is A. Steve O'Ncill
already this spring has shed II
pounds and is down 10 a chubby
23S.
Wish Egan calls Ken Hum
phrey's case miracle Hum
phrey once shot himself in the
leg in a hunting accident. and
is now working out with the
Buffalo BiSonS al Hershey, Pa. He
was flown by a Sclfridge Field
plane from Northern Michigan 10
Detroit after the accident. a res
cue that probably saved The lad $
leg. If not life. go. They said Ken
would never walk again Egan
recalled. Now he is moving
around as good aS ever a
graduate from Dearborn High.
Humphrey played SandIot ball IN
the Dearborn league.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
E&B Bows
To Norge

II Herman Benger hires a band
and promotes dancing in the
streets today he is not furtherinG
his candidacy for any office. just
celebrating NorgC'S two-game VIC
tory over T. d b last night in
the Michigan Major League al
Crest Lanes.
Secretary Fred Hirtzel not only
verified the feat but the score
sheets showed Norge with 3122
in spite of Bill FrcdcrjCkS 53l %
F. Il B's 1904. Norge is in twelfth
place.
Stroh welded two games from
2971 TO McCarthy.> 2SlS and is
one back OF r &, B with nine left
and the outcome apt TO be- settled
position night.
SulfTinS raped 3O3l, their thir-
tcenth straight 1900, believed to
he a new league record. They
won three from Crest Industries
and are crowdIng Ira Wilson for
fourth place
Norge tailed as follows: Joe
Reese. 623; Carl Edwards, 652;
FrcdcrickS. 53l Walter Johnson,
655. and Tom DOrazio, COL. For
+ q E Thcrman Gibson had 6S2
Chct BukowSlN. 623, Fred
BrccklcS. 627, Fred Buiack, 5i7,
and Louis Siclaff, 6l5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Veterans
Missing

ANN ARBOR. March 29-Uni-
versity of Michigan football squad
will begin spring training Mon
day, but at least five veterans
will be absent when acting head
coach Clarence "BlgEie' Mum
starts working on the 1915 WolV-
crime griddcrS.
Fritz CriSler. head football
coach, left here last month 10
Join a group of prominent ath-
leteS and coaches making an army
sponsored tour Of overseas battle
fronts
QuarterbackS Joe PonSctto and
Howard YcrgcS. halfback Jack
WciSenberGcr aud fullback Ray
a transfer student from
Western Michigan. are all out
for baseball and VIII probably be
starring for Ray Fishers Big Ten
champion diamond squad. Milan
Lazetich. All-Conlcrcnce tackle,
has announced that he VIII be
unable TO start practice until next
fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

bounced off the Fort Worth
catcher'S mitt and a. l tried
10 get out of the way Of IL, j
accidentally kicked the ball -,
10 rolled into the dugout and
the man on third scored with
the winning run.
The next day In Shreve-
port paper, the box score of the
game read runs kicked in--Pas-
Sarclla l."
PaSSarciia recalls that he um.
pired his first hiC league game IN
Cleveland, with Bob FcllCr pitch
ING for the Indians and Johnny
hurlnC for the Browns
Bob Swift caught Niggeling
that game 1 was not too
happy starting with Feller, fast
est pitcher in baseball, and Mig
geIing. a knuclIle hall artist. ]
learned one thing l had not
known before that daN, Feller
had a fine curve ball as we'll
as a blazing fast ball.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
u. D., Wayne 10 Play
Spartdns in Baseball

EAST LANSING, March %
Athletic Director Ralph II. Young
today announced a schedule Of IA
baseball games for Michigan
State College. headlined by a
pair Of games with both Indiana
and Ohio. and home and home
arrangements with the University
OF Detroit and Wayne.
Still held 10 the rule of meet
ing opponents with only civilian
personnel. Coach John KohS' dla-
mond squad faces the shortest
and perhaps the easiest ever
carded
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Gave Him Pointers

Once started upon the subject
Of baseball, Rogell began TO rem
lnISCc.
I'll neXer forget my first
season In organized ball nor
my first game in the big show
he said. ~ met Walter Johnson
both times, and ever since then
I have been marveling about his
good memory and his fine char
acter. The Big Train really
WAS nice guy. Wait till /
tell YOU.
Back In 1923 ] am breaking
in with COfeyville. Kan. That
IL JohnsOn's home town at the
time and Johnson has for some
reason come home. I forget
what brought him home during
the baseball season.
somebody introduced me 10
Johnson and we had long
talk. told him ] hoped some
day 10 play in the big league
and he said he hoped realized
my ambition. lie gave IRE few
useful tips. Then We shook
hands and We parted
Two years after that. I am
breaking I'm with the Boston
Red SoN. We are playing WASH
ington and Johnson il pitching.
When I get into the game We
are behind. IL.
when I stepped 10 the plate
for the first time Walter stood
ON the mound and looked me
over. Then he walked toward
the plate and said, Well. son,
I see you made IL. That Is hns.
Then he walked back and
started Ia pitch.
HE got two strikes on me
and was in bad hole. He
grinned and said, Lsts see t1hs'
YOU can do with thi, one. Then
he threw fast hall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Genius En Or OEpT' Wafer
EX-U. OF M. SWIMMER
BUILDS RHINE BRIDGE

ANN ARBOR. March % -
Another University Of Michi-
gan athlete has proved his
worth-thiS time on the battle
fields Of Germany.
Capt. Charles Barker, ace
Wolverine 80 and 1O0-yard free
styler from 1868, commanded
the army engineers company
that constructed the first pom
toon bridge across the Rhine
River at Remagen, it was re-
vealed today.
Barker, overseas since early
last year, came through the
operation unhurt.
Although he was only ; feet
3 inches. Barker was one Of the
finest swimmers ever to attend
the L. of NJ" Wolverine tank
coach Matt Mann said
Barker took the 50 and 100
free-Style national champion
ships two wears In a row. He
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Will BibeauIf Crack?
BrUIin GOaIie ON Spot

VIII Paul Bibcault crack to-
night under the fuSillade Of Red
Wing shots and the Scorn of BoS-
ton hockey followers ?
That question viii he in the
minds OF the Red Wings as they
drive on the temperamental
French-Canadlan i'm the Boston
Bruins nets at Olympia,
Bibcault is being udiculcd in
Boston for allowing the goals
winch decided the two games by
which Detroit squared this play
off hockey series.
lie didn't moYc from the corner
on Mud Brunetcaus diffiCUIt Z
angle shot which gave Detroit a
B. victory Sunday.
Il thought l had the angle
covered said Biboault
Erunetoau explained hc SuIpcd
into an oIEht-inCh gap from 30
feet on right wing
Paul could offer no explanation
for hiS failure 10 spot the puck
between his feet before Murray
Armstrong punched DO IN for the
winning goal n lhc final mnutc-
Tuesday.
I'd Bruncteau and Jud Me-
Ntee, who play the Tanks on
the line with Murray Arm
strong. have hit their peaks in
the playoits .. MCAtee hasn't
popped any goals but he has
been a driving. scrapping player