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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
Cease Relief,
 ButIerUrqes

Washington, Aug 6-(UP)-Sen Hugh Butler. eR-Neb.). returning from an around-the world air trip today called for an end of large scale government relief shipments and loans to foreign nations.
 The Nebraskan travelled 35 ,OOC miles to visit 28 countries. He re- ported widespread confusion and distrust,' and threat of revolu- tionary governments in nearly all corners of the globe.
 Abundant harvests throughout Europe, Butler said in an interview would make unnecessary further large-scale relief shipments.
 Butler reported most crops ap- peared in wonderful" shape.
 If direct aid is necessary in the future 1t should be continued on the personal level through racial groups. clubs. churches and mis- sionary activities" Butler said
 The United States foreign loan program, he said. should be admin istered with utmost realism" and as purely business proposition. He urged grants only for specific proj- ects such as railroads, mines and power plants.
 In China. where he met with GenerallsSimo Chang kai-Shek Butler found acute unrest.
 He urged immediate withdrawal oi the two U. s Marine divisions Ill China He said II s Army Der sonnel there should be cut to skeleton force. High ranking U S officers, he said were at loss to understand why American forces have not been withdrawn and ex- pressed fears that distribution of surplus armamentS to Chinese forces might give an impression that the United States is interven- ing in Chinas civil war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
George Olsen
 

Found unconscious in the bath room of his home shortly after 10 A M. today, George Olsen, about 50, Of 28 School Street, Naugatuck, was taken to Waterbury Hospital in the Naugatuck Police ambulance, and was reported to be in fair con- dition. Police said the man, who suffered laceration of the scalp in the fall, apparently slipped ane lay on the floor for 24-hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
Benzel Purchases
 O'Brien Property

Herman BenzeI, brother Vl Mimi Eellzel eoloratuIa soprano ol the Metropolitan Opera Company pur- chased property al 224 Pine Street from the Waterbury Trust Com pany. as trustee under the viii o1 John O'Erien Tax stamps on a deed filed al the town clerks office yesterday showed the purchase price to be approximately $l9,000
 Benzel also took out a $l4.OOO mortgage on the property with the First Federal Savings and Loan As sociation of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
Charles Wysocki
 DiUorce Plaintiff

Charles Wysocki of Union City brought suit for divorce in Superior Court today against Valerie Baro- naitis Wysocki. He claims cruelty and intemperance. The couple was married Aug. 14. 1887
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
TWO ON 4 NAME

Gallipolis. O UP William Shakespeare posed the question, What's in name?"
 In Gallipolis Lewis C. Warden is the judge Of the common pleas court, while c. Warden Lewis IS the head of drug firm here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
MASSES
BRADY

BRADY-A months mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated We'd nesday morning, Aug |, at 7;20 o'clock, at St Patrick $ Church. for the repose of the soul of the late James J Brady
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
ILL HEALTH  Six kepticoI-Don't t
 Blame Them

They lad been ailiug for months, taken drugs by the score and a good Ill a Ii 0 f t h 2 Ill h a Il even submit ted to an op- eratIoH N Inch they N F re told was nee eSSarV to re gain { h 6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
DItMp FIRE,

Firemen from Engine Company II eXtinguished a dump fire on city property on Fairfield Avenue at 8:28 A M. today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06

BEGNAL-tn this city. August $, 1946. Mrs. Sarah tMurphy) Beg nal, formerly of Riverside Street. Funeral will be held Friday morn ing at S;15 o'clock from the Null vile Funeral Home. 27H West Main Street to St. Patriekas Church at 2. Burial will De m Calvary cem- eterN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06

NORTON-Mrs. Beatrice fGuyet te1 Norton. 5l wife of Hobart J Norton. died last night at her home 40 Hemingway Avenue, East Haven Born ln MoretoWn. Vt.. Mrs Norton was daughter Of MT. and Mrs Curtiss w Guyette. 1O2 Lexington Avenue, Waterbury She was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church. East Haven.
 Surviving, besides her husband and parents. are a daughter. Ber- nice Norton. East Haven. three sis ters. Mrs Barbara Stills, Prospect Mrs. Beryl Perugin, Waterbury, ano Mrs. Bethany French of TerryVille; two brothers. Raymond c. Guyette of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Robert w Guyette of Kingston, Pa and sev- eral nIeees and nepheWs.
 Funeral services were held today at P, M at the Beeeher x Ben nett Funeral Home, 100 Broadway, New Haven, the Rev. Frank Swaf- field. of Calvary Baptist Church of- feiating Interment was in Green Mountain cemetery, Huntington, Vt
 QUINN-Clarence Carr Quinn of 225 Colonial Avenue died at St Marv's Hospital this morning MT Quinn was born in Torrington September 2l, 1882 the son of the late James P and Edna Hitch cock) Quinn. He was employed as a cost accountant at the Chase Manufacturing Company for 35 years MT Quinn was well known baseball player and was very active in the sport field in his youth. Sur NiVorS include his Wife, Edna lDu- SlnbeTe) Quinn.
 Funeral services will be held on Thursday at o'clock at the Alder son Funeral Home, TO Central Ave- nue Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, Torrington. Friends may call at the funeral home tomor- TOW from 3 to and to g P. M.
 MORIARTY Timothy Joseph Moriarty, 54 Pemberton Street, died at the New Haven Hospital yester- day after a brief illness.
 MT. Moriarty, lifelong resident of this city, was employed until eight years ago by the Roman Catholic Cemetery Association.
 Surviving is sister, Miss Mary Elizabeth Moriarty; and a brother, John Moriarty, both of Waterbury.
 Funeral services will be held from the Mulville Funer- al Home, 270 West Main Street at 8:15 to the Immaculate Concep- tion Church where a requiem Mass will be celebrated at o'clock.
 Burial will be in old St. Joseph's cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home today from T to 10 P M and tomorrow from to 10 P M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06

sCHLAG-In this city. August ,, 1946e Mrs. Louise (ConVard) Schlag of 22 Ellsworth Avenue. Funeral will be held Thursda y morning al S:15 o'clock from 9 Ellsworth Avenue to St. Michael $ Church at 9. Burial Will be in Cal vary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
NOR

MORAN-In this city, August 6, 1946. Miss Gertrude r. Moran of .so Cooke Street. Funeral arrangements will be an 6S0 Cooke Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06

Clarence Carr Quinn of 22J Col onial Avenue.
 Funeral will be held Thursday af- ternoon at ? o'clock from the All derson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery, TorrinEton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06

MARKET QUOTATIONS
 Furnished by EISELE & KING LIBAIRE STOUT & co. 68 Center St. Phone 4-3181
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06


 health. Months passed and still they were not regaining the healthy body which once was theirs. Is it any wonder they were skertical upon their first call at this office9 No-no won- der at all, for how often had they had their hopes blasted? There fore, can you appreciate their en- thusiasm when, after they had been given three or four treat ments they noticed the old ail- ments gradually leaving them that good. old time Pep and En- ergv again showing itself? They are now once more enjoying 100 percent Natural Inward Health. And may they always continue to retain the healthy body which is now once again theirs, and which everyone is rightfullv en. titled to.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06
DIED
MORIARTA

MoRIARTN-I this city, August ,, 1946. Timothy Joseph MorIarty of 54 Pembertou Street.
 Funeral will oe held Thursday morn ing at S:l5 o'clock from the Null vile Funeral Home, 27u West Main Street 10 the Immaculate Goucep ttan Church Il ?. Burial will be tn old St. Joseph S cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-06

The funeral of Mrs. Grace Bar low Brooks, sister of Mrs. Burton Chapman, Waterbury, who diec yesterday at her home in Cotuit Mass, was held at 2 today in Co., tuit Mrs. Brooks taught school ir7 Meriden for several years.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

You are cordially invited
to listen to
"Washington Prelude"
featuring music for
Neu Years Eve around the W0r'a
tonight at 7::O
Radio Station WRC
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Ping-POng at
Park Ridge

Pingpong enthusiasts OF all ages
will get a cahnce TO win awards
in the city ping-pong tournament
scheduled for March 14-l5-l6 at the
Park Ridge Community Center
Competition, sponsored by the
Ypsilanti Recreation Department,
will take place within three sepa-
rate divisions: the junior division
for contestants aged II or under,
the intermediate division for ages
l4-l6 inclusive, and the senior and
adult for entrants II years old or
over.
Anyone in the city can enter the
tournament, says Howard Harri-
son, city recreational director. En-
tries may be submitted either to
the city recreation department or
to Jesse A. Rutherford. director of
the Park Ridge Community Center
Fir"t, second. and third place
awards for each division will be
purchased by means of a small
entry fee collected from each con.
testant, Mr.. Harrison announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06

Cubs, Kens, Lincoln Winners

The Ypsilanti Cubs. the Lincoln
Corner Texaco Station. and Kens
Bar, by forfeit, emerged victorious,
Tuesday evening, in this weeks
games Of the current round robin
tournament in the city Basketball
League.
ken's Bar quintet won by forfeit
when the Junior Chamber OF Com
merce team failed to show in mum
Der great enough to play. The
J. c. c. team also forfeited their
game. Monday evening. with the
Park Ridge Ypsilanti Cubs getting
credit for that win.
In the other games scheduled for
Tuesday evening in the gymnasium
OF the Ypsilanti High School. the
Pepsi Cola team lost TO the Ypsi-
lanti Cubs and the Lincoln Corner
TeXaco Station defeated the Red
Coach Inn FIVE.
The Park Ridge team had little
trouble with the Pepsi five in the
first game OF the evening, Tuesday,
winning to the tune of AZ to 3.
The Cubs led all the way with the
half time score standing at 80 to T.
High scorer on the Ypsilanti
Cubs quintet was Bass, who netted
the ball six times to account for
70 Of the teams a. points. Burnett
was next high with a total of ten
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Bench Gossip
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

New York, Mar. 6-AP-Jimmy
Proscia and Jesse L. Stern, who
head up a new outfit trying to re-
yiye six-day bike racing, are toying
with the idea Of "streamlining'
the grind. The plan would call
for rest periods from 5 a. m. TO
noon-when no one is in the joint
anyway-except in the last as hours
and almost continuous sprinting
the rest Of the time e.. Another am
bilious plan, provided the test"
races in Chicago and Montreal
this spring draw the fans, is to
set up eastern and western cir
cults with a final in New York
-. They're also talking about
building a yelodrome on Long Is
land to develop new riders and
new customers and then importing
lot OF European talent to race
against the Americans Come to
think of it, If the riders can pedal
as fast as Jimmy and Jesse can
talk, they'll probably set a record
the first time out.
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points TO his credit.
In the second game played Tues
day evening the Lincoln Corner
TexacO Station topped the Red
Coach Inn by a score OF % to 10.
The Lincoln quintet, like Park
Ridge in the first game, had little
difficulty in yanquishing their foes
The yictors led through the en-
tire game.
Wales. with 10 points to 'his
credit, was high scorer in the win
ming team, and Goodsman, after
accounting for seven points, was
second high on the team. fonda,
with a total OF eight points, was
high man on the losing team.
In the three games scheduled for
the round robin tourney Monday
evening, in addition to the forfeit
OF the Junior Chamber of Com
merce to the Park Ridge Ypsilanti
Cubs, the Red Coach Inn five piled
up 43 points to defeat the Pepsi
Cola team by the score of 43 to 10,
and, In an overtime thriller, Ken
quintet defeated the Lincoln Corner
Station.
Next scheduled games for the
City League round robin tourna-
ment are scheduled for next Mon
day and Tuesday evening in the
Npsilanti High School gymnasium.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Horsemen Agog Over Santa
Anita Handicap Saturday

Arcadia. Calf. Mar. 6 -AP-
Sparkling workouts and the I'M
portant question of who's going to
ride which occupied the attention
of horsemen today as Santa Anita
began to run a temperature over
Saturdays 100000 handicap.
As far as Ed Mulrenan's favored
First Fiddle was concerned, every
thing was all set. Tho Fiddle.
fourth ranking all-time money
winner, worked a leisurely mile and
one-eighth yesterday in 1854 4-5.
Veteran Johnny Longden. winner
OF three stakes at the current meet.
will be aboard the seven year old
gray horse.
But the works that brought
clockers up short were Strides 2:O2
3-5 and Man o. Glory's 1908 3-5 for
the mile and one-quarter handicap
distance. STRIDE. coupled with Snow
Boots as Mrs. A. l.. Rice's entry,
VIII pack III pounds and Man o.
Glory only ia, compared with First
Fiddle's top 126.
Snow Boots breezed the same
distance in 2:05, after a slow start.
Jockey Basil James is tabled for
Snow Boots. with Otto Grohs prob
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06

ably aboard Sirde. c. s. HowardE
Mediterranean was clocked in 2:O6
Is.
Conn McCreary again is coming
out from Florida TO ride Tom Tay-
lor's Brio A Bac, and Aaron Hirsch-
berg is after Job Dean Jessop,
l945's top rider, for his filly threat,
Gamma, winner of last weeks San
to Margarita handicap.
Young Bob Howard tried TO lure.
Eddie Arcaro out TO pilot Bail
Bond. but Bail Bond wasn't suffi-
cient incentive for the stakes ace.
Tentative jockey assignments on
other probable starters include
Mel Peterson on Texas Sandman:
Hubert Trent. Paperboy; Bobby
Permane. Mediterranean; John
Craigmyle, Autocrat; Arnold Kirk
land, Knockdown: Johnny Gilbert,
Challenge Me, and Ted Atkinson.
Whirlabout or Be Faithful.
The prevailing feeling that il
might be a wide-open race has en-
couraged everybody to get into
the act.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Sports Roundup

New Yor-APThe eight lineup the National Invitation
expected
today already have been named for the tour
which selection committee which
qunes yesterday apparently
IS stil dckering with a number OF schools
Michigan Colleges football coaching staff
line Albert Kawa
this week after in the Navy.
New YorkAP in his against
ley Tech this big Mikan DePul
chance first the National Collegiate Individual
high scoring basketball Weekly bulsons Emoe
Mogenthaer New Mexico Mines heads the
points followed Bill Hall of Marshall 572 and Fred
Kentucky at SIC.
DetroAPTe Wings possessing current sobr
quet OF he hottest thing appear
Gardens with hopes OF extending their eight
defeat and getting exclusive hold third
Hockey League.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Back When
(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
Today a year ago-The Detroit
Tigers shipped pitcher Roy Hen
shaw and infelder Les Floyd TO
Buffalo Bisons OF the International
League and received catcher Mil
ton Welch and outfelder FL Mier-
kowicz in return.
Three years ago-Amber Light
defeated the favored ocean Wave
in the Louisiana Derby.
Five years ago-Billy Conn
knocked out Danny Hassett in the
fifth round in a bout at Washing
ton.
Ten years ago-Wally Berger,
hard hitting outfielder of the Bos-
ton Braves, signed his 1885 CON
tract.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
SEVENTY STATE PARKS

Lansing-AP-The state conser-
vation department today announc-
ed that more than 20 state parks
and recreation areas would be
operated by the state during the
1916 season through three regional
Offices.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06

COLUMBUS. O.-AP-Five hun
dred religious leaders representing
25.O00.000 OF the nations Protest
ant church goers convened here
in a special meeting to create
what one leader termed a new
morale for confused and cynical
world.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Ring Decisions

tBy the Associated Press)
New York-Steve Belloise. 1851,
New York, outpointed Freddie
Flores, 165, Puerto Rico tS).
New York Larry Fontana,
1904 Brooklyn. knocked out John
ny Ryan. 155, Detroit (6).
Tampa, Fla. Bulldog Cana
gueyano, 40, Havana, Cuba, and
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
MARRIED Il YEARS

Marine City-AP-John Stevens,
SO, and his wife Lydia. IS, cele-
brated their list wedding ami
versary Wednesday. The couple,
who have lived here nearly all
their married life, had six children,
five OF whom are living, and there
are 20 grandchildren and 80 great
grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06

BOMBAY-AP-The flag officer
commanding Royal Indian naval
forces in Bombay today presented
to the United States consul general
a new American flag to replace
one destroyed here Feb. 10 during
a demonstration by mutinous In
dian seamen.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Today's Guest Star

c. NJ. Gibbs, Baltimore Sun:
Rogers Hornsby is teaching the
Chicago White Sox how to hit.
Anyone would naturally suppose
that ball players who reach the
high estate OF employment by a
major league club would have
learned how to hit before they got
that far. Apparently the White
SoX are somewhat different"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
KELLY Al MOBILE

Mobile, Ala.-AP-Gov. Harry
F. Kelly of Michigan. vacationing
on the Fowl River near here, arriv-
ed in Mobile Tuesday to view the
Mardi Gras celebration. He said
he planned to spend another week
in the South with his wife, two
sons. Larry, 10. and Roger, nine,
and daughter, Mary, four.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
one-Minute Sports Page

Frances marcel Hansenne says
he won't return for another indoor
track campaign because he doesn't
like running on the boards and
prefers to appear when he can be
in top shape. But IL he had to
do it again. Marcel adds that his
only change in training routine
would h mot eat so much.
Billy Fox, Philadelphia's light hea-
vyweight knocker outer. will try
for. his 3Sth straight KO against
Ossie Harris at Pittsruore.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Legal Notices

J = IN X OA
THE CONSERVATION CoMAdIs-
sIoN-REGULATIN PrsHING IN
CERTAIN WATERS IN wAsHTE-
NAV COUNTY.
The Director of Conservation, hav.
ing made a thorough inves tigation
relative to fishing conditions in GER
tain waters In Washtenaw County,
recommends certain regulations.
THEREFORE,. the Conservation
Commission. by authority of Act 23O,
Z. A. 1925. hereby orders that from
April % to September 2. lg46, inclu-
Sive, II shall be unlawful to fish or
attempt TO fish in Sylvan Ponds. sit
uated in Section 8, Township 2 South.
Range 3 East, except with artificial
flies only from one hour before sun
rise to one hour after sunset each
day.
The daily limit shall be two trout
OF a minimum length Of eight inches
No boats or RATS are to be placed
or used on the pond during the period
covered by this order.
Every angler shall make a creal
census report each day he fishes on
forms to be provided at the pond.
Signed, sealed, and ordered pub
lished this seventh day OF February,
1916.
HAROLD TITUS.
Chairman.
Secretary.
WAILAND USGUOD,
CouuterBigned:
Il. ). hOF MASTER, director.
Adv. xz0
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Spur Cola

Deck 1895, Cullin S47. Cooley 449.
Koch 39l, Bowden 353, handicap
l3S.
Ga he totals 70S $40 6S5 2O63
Shaefer's (Huron ST.
Connolly i55. West 4S3. Stewart
1876. Wales 462. Crouch 5O3.
Game totals 7S6 76S 7S5 2339
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Hayward'S

McLain 339, Hayward 2J3, Foy
$50, Battelle 40l, Hunter 366, han
dicap ia.
Game totals $50 6l7 $50 1928
Pepsi Cola
kuster 449, Whitmire 35S, Vol
ter 339, James 42S, Cameron 40l.
Game totals 633 Gas 69i 1875
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
YPSlLANTl MEMS CLUB
Wolverines

+. Shaw 42S. ]. Breiel 359, r.
Lowe 372. W. Evans 463. A. Stew
art sci.
Game totals 500 762 692 2l5s
Foxes
Elliott AZ, O'Dea 4S1. Wildman
1923, Hart 470, Arnold 46S, handi.
cap 81.
Game totals s26 100 794 2410
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Able kaufman, 40, Philadelphia,
drew G0).
Hartford, Conn.-Dom Fiantine.
1870, Reading, Pa, outpointed Vim
ME Nazzo, 13l, Revere, Mass (S).
Boston-Dennis (PaD Brady,
1873. New York, outpointed Walter
Lewis, l29, Brooklyn Q0).
A nylon rope a half-inch in diam
eter can lift load OF three IONS.
The Louisiana Purchase doubled
the area OF the United States.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Rams

r. Gretzing Ala, r. Raham 3S4,
F. Bigelow 429, F. Jackson (avg)
351. B. Harrison (avg.) 3S4, handi-
cap 70.
Game totals sos 675 SCI 1884
Bearcats
r. Lee 427, X. Parker Al, w.
Wisbin 431, T. Parker 457, d. Lee
531.
Game totals 76l 6s1 rs 1867
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J. e. Moore & Co.

Schaffer 3S2, O'Hara 4l0. Nelson
421, Robinett 407 Wisbin 449, han.
dicap 80.
Game totals 707 757 695 2l59
Dixie Shops
Bruch 3S3, Raab 397. Maurer sos,
Helzerman 1888. Putnam 443.
Game totals 644 els 652 1914
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06

High team Richardson's
791.
High team series Richardson's
1854.
High individual game-Crouch
and Coxford, tied at 1856.
High individual series-Coxford,
$50.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Annex Tap Room

Steele 4S7. Schooly 469, Erlewine
sos, Lambert 44S, Anguras $50, han
dicap 1853.
Game totals S62 s91 914 1867
Shaeffer Hardware
Roll 61S. Deck 562, Sinkule 541,
Max 600, Hall 57l.
Game totals 922 1000 go 1892
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Forbes Cleaners
5chner 5l2. Scheffler 51t

UTUCo OTCdTCT1
Daschner 5l2. Scheffler SIG, Liv-
ingston 467, Edison 5l4, King 4S6,
handicap 80.
Game totals 775 S99 924 252S
Spur Cola
Jones 595, Dundon sos, Lutes 476,
Balsley 544, Mead $50.
Game totals 920 500 S54 1913
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Wildcats

Milbourne 420. McGafTin 435, f.
Bair 416, w. Lowe 500, Geib 543,
handicap 45.
Game totals 100 765 S04 1853
Birds
Bonner 400. Hunter al, Bird 40S,
Crawford 430, Miller 571.
Game totals 75S SIS 7s5 1853
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
RIVERSIDE HOUSE LEAGUE
ilncle Dams

Uncle Dams
Koch sos, c. Smith 491, Crane
629, ]. Fing 1872, H. fowler 567.
Game totals S35 921 S6s 1924
Trojan laundr"
Stadtmiller $50, Hardin 522, Sch
reiner 400, Miller 469, Stewart 1872,
handicap 8.
Game totals S2S $50 S45 1865
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-06
Bowling

RIVERSIDE LADIES' LEAGUE
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HHlcFlCdH Legion
Hayward AIS. 3. Kuster 557, G.
Kuster 564, II. Smith 451, NJ.
Stein sos. handicap 234.
Game totals 932 947 90S 27s9
Jackson Coal
Northrup 463, Hubscher $50.
Harris $50, Lamoreaux All, Frank
lin 592.
Game totals $50 s94 Ss1 2675