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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

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Demand the orieinnl Cc'o.a5s in the distinctive
checker. board box. Accept no substitutes.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

Mrs. Beshanna Eneas died on May
13 at the age of IS. Funeral SER
vices were held at Wesley Church
Rev. w. V. Eneas and Rev. w. 7.
Mayepeace officiating. Several fra.
ternal organizations of which she
was a member were in attendance.
Mrs. Eneas is survived by son
Mr.. Ellsworth Eneas, a step-son,
Rev. w. ". Eneas and a number
of other relatives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28
Eks Dist. Deputy
To Visit Temples

Office of the District Deputy
1872 y. w. 6Sth Street
Miami SO, Fla.
To the DIT. Rulers Officers and mem
bers of the South Florida District
Daughters of IBPOEW.
My Beloved Daughters:
Another six months have passed
and God continues to shower His
blessings upon us. How glad L am
to be quite well and happy and to
greet you, in Just few days on my
official visit to every Temple in our
large district.
l wish to state that peace
harmony prevails in every Temple
there was only one discussion in
just one temple and we were able
to straighten it out through love
and prayers.
First of all l want to congratu-
late DIT. Ruler Josephine Dunn of
Antlers Temple No. 80 for her fine
manner of cooperation and that
wonderful principle of sisterly love
that she has demonstrated to the
daughters of Greater Miami Temple
and the daughters Of Liberty Temple
indeed her administration will be a
great one, and we will be able to
march together under one banner of
charity, justice and sisterly love.
God bless her.
My itinerary is as follows:
Wednesday, June l, Pride of FIT.
Lauderdale No. 395. Tuesday, June
7, Sunny South Temple No. S19, Del.
ray Beach. Wednesday, June s.,
Greater Miami Temple No. 769.
Tuesday, June 14th, Paramount
Temple No. 48, West Palm Beach.
Sunday, June 10, Everglades Past
Daughter Rulers Council, Liberty
City. Tuesday, June 81, Liberty
Temple No. 724, Miami. Monday,
June 81, Coral City Past Daughter
Rulers Council, Key West. Tuesday
: June 28, Coral City Temple No. 400,
Key West. Tuesday, July ~, over.
sea Temple No. 745, Homestead
Tuesday, July 26, Pride of st. Lucie
Temple No. S53. FIT. Pierce.
I'm requesting all officers to have
your reports ready, an accurate list
Of financial members and auccurate
list of unfinancial members. And
accurate financial report of all
monies.
| wish to thank you for the
splendid support you have given me
as your deputy during these sever
long. years. The joy has outweigh
ed the sorrow.
So may the quiet streams o.
peace
Through all our motives flow,
Until we see each others face.
In Gods keeping 60"
Marie White
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

On May IL Miss Madeline John
son and Mr.. Ivan Nicely OF Bogue
Eleuthera We're married by the Rev
IA. W. Brown. The bride was given
in marriage by her fats er Mr.. Win.
cent Johnson. Miss Julia Kelly was
maid of honor and Mr.. Stanley Bar.
ton served as best man.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28
News From The
Bahamas

Nassau, Bahamas, May The
West Indian Chemicals Co. of
Inagua is building a project at Mat
thew Town. There will be ii modern
bungalows with all convenienees.
The bungalows will be rented. OF
sold to members of the staff, i'm.
ported and local.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28
Help Wanted
House For Sale

SMALL S7RoOM CHS HoUSE-lo-
Gated at Goulds. close to Dixie high
way. Near schools, stores, Grey
hound bus. Electricity. running
water. shower. bath. $500 down $40
per month cali Mr.. Weiss. 30S42 or
S2-5566.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

Eureka Lodge of Elks have elect
ed the following as members Of the
Trustee Board: Maxwell Thompson,
G. H. Reeves, Charles Rhodriquez,
William Daley and Edmund John
son.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

'Two Ragged Island boats arrived
recently from Haiti with a cargo of
$4,000 mangoes. Reports are that
no more licenses will be granted for
the importation of mangoes.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

The Ebony Musical Association,
r. s. Barrett, director, gave very
enjoyable concert at the st. Johns
BAPTIST Church, honoring the open
ing Of the Baptist Convention.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-28

The wedding of Miss Mildred L.
Stuart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Stuart and Mr.. Egbert Hud-
son son of M +. and Mrs. Audley
Hudson took phase on May 10 at
Bethel parsonage, Rev. H. w.
Brown performing the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss
Barbara Nelly. Mr.. Carl Stuart was
fathergiver.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
mrs. McCoIIum Is Honored

The wives of members Of the
vestry presided at the tea table
and taking their turns at pouring
tea were Mrs. J. H. B. Gilliatt.
Mrs. George Randolph. Mrs.
Samuel A. Leech, Mrs. Wales H.
Jack. Mrs. Kelsey Y. Saint. Mrs.
John B. Libby. Mrs. Earle r.
Closson and Mrs. Isis F. Lewis.
During the afternoon Mrs. Nc
Callum was presented silver bowl
and silver sandwich tray engraved
with her initials and inscribed as
tokens Of the esteem and affection
of the members of the parish.
Father McCallum will retire the
end of the month after serving st.
Paul's parish for more than Is
years. He carried the parish
through the trying four years of
being without a church following
the destruction of the old building
on Twenty-third street for the
new George Washington Hospital
and the completion of the new
church on K street which first was
occupied the end of June last year.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Post-Deb Wed to Mr.. Smith

Miss Patricia Jean Emery. daugn-
ter Of MFR. and Mrs. Gustav Harold
Emery, became the bride yesterday
Of Mr.. william Francis Smith. son
of Mrs. William Frank Smith and
the late Mr.. Smith Of Cherry
Lodge. TraviIah. Nc. Tine wedding
took place In All-Saints' Church at
Chevy Chase Circle. the Rev. DR.
Charles w. Lowry officiating.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father and attended by
Miss Lee Wiiloughby as maid of
honor and by Miss Anne Davis
and Miss Emily Barton Hall as
bridesmaids.
Col. = Lothrop Embury Smith
served as best man for his brother
and the brides brothers. Midship-
man William Taft Emery and Mr..
Robert Elliot Emery. were ushers.
Others were Mr.. Joseph Semmes
Ives and Mr.. Francis Colt De Wolf.
After honeymoon In the Pocono
Mountains, the couple will live
at 1881 Willett parkway, Chevy
Chase.
The bride attended Holton Arms
School and Junior College and
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Mrs. Angus Dun, wife Of tn
Bishop of Washington. was a gues
at the tea yesterday afternoon
given in honor of Mrs. Arlington
A. McCallum. wife of the retiring
rector of st. Paul's Episcopa
Church at 2430 K street N. w
The fete was given in the chill
dren's room OF the parish house,
which was decorated for the oc-
casion with late spring garden
flowers.
Mrs. McCallum received the
$50 or more guests who were
limited to the ladies in the parish.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Adele
Redfield. Mrs. Lester Wilson and
Mrs. Nagel Haskin.
Mrs. Robert c. Kell, wife OF
the rector of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, and Miss Mary McCallum
daughters OF the Rev. and Mrs
McCallum, also were among those
assisting.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers
Albright of Alexandria have sent
out invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Ann Virginia. to
Mr.. John Einar Olsen of Cleve-
land Heights, Ohio.
The ceremony will take place
Saturday in Fairmount Presby-
terian Church in Cleveland
Heights and a reception at the
Wade Park Manor Hotel will fol-
low.
The bride-elec is a graduate of
Allegheny College and has been a
resident of Cleveland for the past
eight years. The groom to-be is
a graduate of Western Reserve
University and Western Reserve
Law School and now is associated
with q law firm.
The wedding will be attended
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Miss Littlejohn
To Be Married

From Gadnsy. 6. C.. comes the
announcement by Mr.. and Mrx,
Samuel Crawley Lttls,oiin of the
engagement OF their daughter
Julia Katherine. TO Mr.. William
Williams Foaro. son Of Mrs,
Frank Young Blackwell of Marion
S. c. and the late Mr.. Henry
Gilbert Foard OF Wilmington
NJ. c.
Miss Littleiohn attended Lime
stone Colleae and was graduated
from the University Of Georgia
and is an employe al the United
States Bureau of Standards
Mr.. Foard attended Castle
Heights Military Academy and
will be graduated in June from
Clemson College. During the war
he served as fighter pilot with
the rank OF lieutenant.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Old Club
Teahouse
t0ns. GserEs washingtsns Cass

tOBss Geerfe Washinrtss tsss'
GREATER wASHik6TokS
FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious Sieok. Chicken. Hon.
Turkey. seost Sect. Sec Food o's-
asrs and lsnehes-keses Expensive
4 Trip to woshinston's Old Club
Is Nest" for Capital Visitors
Open Daily 8 Sunday. u TO . 30
SIS So. Woshinsson ST.. Alexsadr,s
On MI. vern. Mem. Hwy. Al sasAl
Reeeptisns Ba anauets Family Parties
'Lnara lee inrtses Yos'
= r
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Date Is Set For Wedding

by many Cleveland families who
also were present at the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albright more
than thirty wears ago.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
Meat Storage
Permit Needed

LANSING, Jan. Hunters
planning to save duck, pheasant
or venison for some special oc-
casion more than go days past
the end of hunting seasons, are
advised by the conservation de-
partment to get storage permits
when they pack the meat away
In the 60-day post-season peri
od no permit is needed, but with.
in five days after this period ex-
pires, owners and operators OF
storage places must notify the
conservation d art m e n t OF
game in their possession for
which no permits have been Sc
cured.
The permit costs nothing.
They may be obtained from the
conservation officer of the coun-
ty in which the game is to be
stored, upon showing proof of
lawful possession. Permits are
needed for both imported game
and game taken in Michigan.
Permits for keeping waterfowl
are limited by federal regula-
tions to an additional 80 days,
but permits for storing other
game are good indefinitely. The
total amount of game stored,
however, may never exceed the
possession limit, and no permits
for storage are issued unless the
place of storage is open to in
spection at any time by a con-
servation officer or the state
police.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
S
Journals
In Loop Lead

The bowling season hitting
the half way mark has the Bing-
ham Stampings leading the IL
team loop at the Marathon and
the Toledo Union Journal team
out in front in the eight team
Bowl-O-Drome loop.
The Marathon circuit has Will
lys Units Bill Sirotnyak head
ing the individual average de-
partment with a 180, one point
better than Binghams Joe CLAP
inSki. Third place is anyones
race with no less than five bowl
ers tied up at the 178 mark.
They are Burke's team team
mates Leo FlorkoWski and Al
Bikowski; PAC members Tony
Kosnek and Mel Aumiller and
WHY'S Units Ray ZielaskoWski.
The Congressman Burke team
compiled high team total to date
having 2815 and PAC taking
over high team single game
score with 987. Jake Wisniewski
of the Bingham team leads the
individual ranks with a three
game total of $50 and high
single game of 268. Al Bikowski
IS second in three game total
having 624, Ollie Owczarzak al
so of Bingham with two pins
less.
The Mems Monday loop has
Mel Aumiller top average bowl
er with 181 and teammate
George Rock having 179. Pete
Bronkie of Air-Way is third with
176 followed by Val PawloWski
of Auto-Lite with IT'S and Stan
Trzcinski of the same team up
with ia
Auto-Lite has high team single
game on a 994 total and the I'm
ion Journal team has three game
honors on a 2799 series.
Leo Florkowski heads the in
dividual high scores having a
254 single game effort and a 641
three game total Gene Lipe in
second in the three game depart
ment with 623 followed by Pete
Bronkie with 613.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

the loop.
The closest game on the
S C h e d ul e saw the WHY'S
Overland team defeat the
Schultz Die Casters, newcomers
to the Local II Basketball
League, in a very close game to
the tune of "a to 25. The Die
men led 18 to 16, at half time,
but the superior height of the
Automen was to their great ad-
vantage during the closing min
utes of play when they forged
ahead in the scoring.
Harold Moss, WHY'S guard,
was high scorer, collecting IL
points while Schultz Bill Ryan
accounted for nine for his team.
The Schultz team is small, but
fast, and should give the other
teams in the National Division
plenty of trouble during the re-
mainder of the season.
The Spicer Unit-Toledo Scales
tilt was another thriller with the
score being close until the dying
minutes Of the game when the
Spicerites blew a small lead as
the Scale forwards hit the
bucket consistently to win by
the score of AZ to 80. Maynard
France marked up 10 points for
the Scalemen as Johnny Manore
and Ezra Moore chalked up six
each for the Spicerites.
Joe Horvath, Auto-Lite Unit
center, went on a scoring spree
as he collected 21 points to aid
his team in the 48 to 20 win over
a plucky National Supply out
fit, in the final game of the Ma
tional Division. Bill Dart did
well for the Supply team as he
looped the ball for a total of Is
points. The Auto-Lites had an
eight point advantage at half
time which they increased as
the game progressed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

Bob Satterfield of Chicago.
Satterfield was matched orig
inally to meet the Alabama Kid
but the fight was set to a later
date because of Satterfield's i'll
ness. Then Moore was signed to
substitute and will be given a
chance to meet the classy Chi
cagoan who has won % OF his
35 fights by the knockout route.
Another ten rounder on the
impressive looking card will be
between Billy Borne, of Lincoln
Park, Michigan, and Bill Stem
mler, of Windsor, Ontario. Also
on the program will be a four
rounder with Bobby LaLonde'
Seattle, Washington, tangling
with Larry Breton, of Montreal,
Quebec.
Another fight show which
promises to please the boxing
fans will be staged by Sid Gold
berg, matchmaker of the Star
Boxing Club, when Joe Louis,
worlds heavyweight champion
appears at the Civic Auditorium
on Monday, January II, in a
four round exhibition bout with
Art Swiden, of New Kensington,
Pa.
Many Toledo sports fans have
never seen Joe Louis in action
and have started an early pur-
chase of tickets for the show.
Matchmaker Goldberg has prom
ised fine supporting bill for
the show and is now dickering
to bring two ten round bouts
here to strengthen the boxing
program.
The complete program will
appear in the next issue of the
Toledo Union Journal.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

How far red fox travels in
a given period, open to specula-
ton by game specialists, was
partially determined when one
of the species was recaptured 35
miles away from his home at the
Rose lake experiment station
near Lansing, Michigan.
Porcupines are notorius for
their salt tooth" Their gnawing
of ak handles, aluminium pots
and other articles with a trace
of salt sometimes causes havoc
in vacant backWoods cabins.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
Trophies For
Most Valuable

Casey High Pockets Jones
the athletic wonder man, (won-
der how he's gonna lasD Is the
unofficial mayor of Sepia, so /
am lead to believe according to
the political demands for his
time these last few days.
Edwin "No Teeth" Barr the
Dip" from the metropolis of
Bowling Green, can lit the fill
ing out of your teeth without
disturbing a nerve. Pretty clever,
these suburbanites.
Walter up and Down Klock
has beer In and out of the Plant
so much these last few days
wonder half the time whether he
is going or coming. What is it
Walter? A dual life?
Anyone notice Mike Hot
Stuff LaBadia the last couple
of days? All dressed up like a
deep sea diver ready for fourty
fathom dive into a damp clotn.
NOTRE DAME, Ind, - Quar-
terback Frank Tripucka COM
pleted his four years of foot
ball at Notre Dame with a pass
Icompletion percentage of .567.
The slender New Jersey boy,
playing in 1945-46-47-43, hit on
so of his 14l passes for 1922
yards and IS touchdowns.
Tripuckas .567 completion
average tops Johnny Luiack's 5
.5l4 for three seasons and An
.gelo Bertelli's .522 for three
years.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
Sports Arena
COMING EVENTS

Fri, Dec. 81 - Grand Old
Opry, $3.50 P. NJ.
Sat, Jan. Hockey, Wind
sor Ryancretes VS. Mer-
cury's, $3.50 p. NJ.
Sun, Jan. Public Ice Skat-
ing, Mat, 3:30-5:30, Eve.
S:15-l0:45.
Mon, Jan. 3-Public Ice Skat-
ing, Eve. S:15-10:45.
Tues, Jan. 4 - Public Ice
Skating, Eve. S:15-10:45,
Wed, Jan. 5--Hockey, Jerry
Lynch VS. Mercury's, $3.50
r. NJ.
Thurs, Jan. 6 -- Wrestling,
$3.50 p. NJ.
Fri, Jan. Hi School Bas-
ketball, Central VS. Scott,
$3.50 r. NJ.
Coming-GrOtto Circus. Jan.
16 Thru %. Tickets at Sports
Arena and b. r. Baker.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

division of the American and
National Leagues.
The Double Play Kings of
Baseball, e a turin g play
around second base by such
standout combinations as Lou
Boudreau and Joe Gordon of
Cleveland, Vern Stephens
and Bobby Doerr of Boston,
Red Schoendienst and Marty
Marion of st. Louis and Bill
Rigney and Johnny Kerr of
the New York Giants, is an
excellently done film which
should prove extremely pop
ular w t h youngsters and
older fans alike.
Il + X
Remaining Of NJ i C h / z n
lakes, rivers and streams is
in accord with conservation
department policy where
confusion and duplication can
be eliminated.
Indicative of the duplica-
ton which still exists is illus
strated in Lake county. This
western Michigan county had
five Perch, three Bullhead,
three Big Mud, three Little
Mud and two Bluegill lakes.
The adjacent Mason county
possessed four long and four
Mud Lakes.
What was Joe Pages NY (A)
record In his lst year in ma sjors?
Won g. lost 3.
Did Bucky Harris ever man
age Det(A)?
Yes. From '29-'33.
When was Yale last unbeaten
and united on grid?
1928 Tad Jones COACH 8 wins
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

against II defeats, marking a
fourth season in which ne
bettered the 20-victory total.
Hal won 20 in 1914, came
through with 25 in 1945, and
another 26 wins in 1946. In
1e47 he won II and lost as
many.
The going was rough for
most American League fling
ers in 1948. Bob Feller, 20
game winner for a fifth sea-
son in 1947, fell one win
short Of that total in 1948, as
did Vic Raschi of New York.
Next biggest winner was
Jack Kramer of Boston, with
18 wins against five defeats.
Cleveland's title bid rested
on consistent pitching, with
the Indian mound staff hav-
ing no fewer than 10 men
who registered better than
500 marks. Chief contribu-
tors TO the Indian victory col
umn. behind Bearden, Lemon
and Feller, were Sam Zoldak
% won and six lost, Steve
Gromek (9-3) an d Satchel
Paige (6-D.
4 r. Il
The record books may have
the 1948 world series down
as history, but the classic
between the Cleveland In
dians and Boston Braves still
is going to get a big play
from the fans in 1949.
Early in spring the film OF
the 45th series spectacle,
along with an educational
print c allie d Double Play
Kings of Baseball" will be
released for general distribu-
ton by the motion picture
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

In the American Division, the
American Floor, Surface Com
bustion, and Toledo Joint Coun-
Gil registered victories over the
Plas kon Division, Industrial
Heat Treat, and the Unitcast
Corp.
In a complete reverse of early
game play, the American Floor
Five overcame a 20 to IL half
time lead of the Plaskon Divi-
sion and went on to win by the
final score of 35 to "a. George
Edwards of the American Floors
was high man with IA points
and Kenny Rengel got nine
markers for Plaskon.
The Toledo Joint Council
turned the heat on game Unit
cast team as the Tee Jay Gees
won by the overwhelming scrf
of SIS to %. The game was VI j
played, but the Council sharp
shooters were more successful
than the Unitcast shooters. Bryan
Ferris collected Is points for the
winners.
The Surface Combustion took
an easy win from the Industrial
Heat Treat as the later failed to
present full team for the game.
Manager Dick Morris of the Heat
Treaters wants a few good bas-
ketball players to fill out his
roster.
The Martin-Parry Unit team
drew bye and did not play on
the opening night of the Local
II Basketball League. However,
the MP outfit will break into
action, Monday night, when they
tackle the Unitcast Corporation
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

One came ms way UHOUsII usIVeIy aI D0o-
ton the afternoon of Oct. 4 as he pitched the
five-hit 8-3 win over the Red Sox that gave
Cleveland a playoff victory and the l940
American League championship For as that
dramatic contest ended, Gene walked off the
field the newest member of an exclusive
pitching organization which until next sea-
son could be dubbed the American Leagues
1927" club
For that victory gave Gene his 10th win
. ~, .,.oy, ,ud Ioro,,ob+ to 227 the num-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

How many golf clubs may q
player carry in pro tourney?
IA,
What horse won 20 Kentucky
Derby?
Paul Jones.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
From The
Rule Book
Bv Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Iocdl II Recreation Director

Pitching honors came Gene Bearden's way in steady
stream this past 1948 Through the championship
Aroerican League seasons dramatic Wndup in playo1t
and the ensuing world SERIES the lanky Cleveland indian
star wrapped up big portion of the year mound honor
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

Is baserunner entitled to steal
base while an argument goes on
in playing area?
Only if umpire does not call
time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

olONSii' "
Of times 20 or victories season have been regis
tered in the leagues 48-year history
Joining Gene 1948 in the 2O-vctory circle was team
. rob en,on with 2O-14 record, and Hal Newhouser,
. ca Detroit southpaw Hal through with Il wins
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
Wi||ys Wins Close Game In Local 10 League
Men Bo,UIers Reach Half Way Marx
Toledo Scale Auto-Lite
Also Win In American

The 1949 Local II Basketball League got off to whrl
wind start last Monday night at Robinson Junior High
School, twelve took the floor in the American and
National Divisions in their quest for the championship
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
Fine Fight Show Here Monday;
Joe Louis Coming Here Jan. II

Much depends of the Archie Moore Alabama
Kid professional Monday night at the Sports Arena 1t
by Thurkete fight promoter that Moore
defeat matched later with the coming
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
EARLY WINNER

The University of Chicago football team con-
ssten winner in the early stages of the Western Con-
ference Chicago took the championship in 1885, '9s,
O5, 'O7, 'OS, '13, and "a.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07
Local IL Basketball

LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN DIVISION
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-07

What was Joe Pages NY ca
record In his lst year in ma lors?
Won 6, lost 3.