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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Israelsky parliament schvalil
odvody.

Tel Aviv. = Parliament schva-
Ill pTedlohu O narodnf sluzbe,
v n1z Sc stanov1 dvoulete povin-
ma sluzba pro muze a osmnacti-
mesfcnf pro zeny. Pro predlo-
hu odevzdano so hlasG, proti
.zadny. Dvanact poslanc1 zdr-
zelo Sc hlasovan1.
Narodn1 sluzba Dude zaleze-
tt v zemedelske a nutne praci,
i We vojenskem vycviku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-16
Tito vydrzi tlak Ruska.

Washington, D. c. = Spoj.
Staty soudi, re jugoslavsky pre-
mier vydrzf hospodafsky tlak
Ruska do nekonecna.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21
Best Harbor,'
Says Skinner
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be the condition of the city dock,
and he very carefully inquired
what maintenance work had been
done on the city dock structure.
Besides the city dock, Skinner
went on an inspection tour of the
entire waterfront, including the
Marine Ways and cold storage
plant. He also made a personal in
spection Of the Army dock.
Mr.. Skinner especially wanted to
get the exact figures on freight
tonnage moving over the docks in
Seward
The Chamber of Commerce will
have a full report on Mr.. Skinner S
visit at the next meeting.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21
DEAR BILL:

Word has been received by Bro.
Hal Gilfilen and Lloyd Calvert
that the Anchorage Elks plan on
making their annual trip to Sew
ard on February 5th for regular
lodge session and to initiate sew
eral lodge men.
A meeting of our entertainment
committee and officers will be held
some time next week to make
plans for entertaining our Brother
Elks and wives upon their arrival
in Seward. Watch your local news
paper and listen in on Girs radio
program for further announce
ments of this grand affair.
Stewards Barber Shop Quartet
met Wednesday evening at the
Bills Club with rather a small at
tendance, due to other affairs 60
ing on in town. The few attending
were in fine voice.
Our Elks bowling team lost four
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21

points Monday evening to the Bay
City Juniors. Those gals are really
good!
Out-of-town visitors last week
were Bro. John Rowland of An
chorage, Bro. Johnson of Ballard
Lodge, and Bro. Frank Wyne Of
Anchorage. Local members will re-
member Frank as former owner of
the Bear Creek Sawmill.
Saturday night, January %. there
will be another Chill Feed at the
Bills Club, cooked by that famous
chilli maker, Gladys Zentmire.
Don't miss this one, Bill.
Bill, let's get behind this March
of Dimes in Seward which Bro.
Hal Gilfilen is fighting so hard to
put across, both in his spare time
and on his KIBH radio program.
Seward B. P. 0. ElkS
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21
Shipping News

The Abigail Adams, which was
to arrive in Whittier Friday, will be
directed to Seward to unload her
complete cargo in Seward. The Vic
toria is due at Seward at 10 pm.
Saturday, and the Coastal Mon
arch is due at am. Sunday. The
Chief Washakie will return from
Valdez next week.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Larry o. Grounds, Minister
Service Schedule for Sunday
10 Am. Bible Class
II A. M. Preaching and Commun-
ion
Evening Service $3.50
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21

Do you know your house numberi
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-01-21

Do you know your house number?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

holding the Industrial batters in
check during the contest.
Dick Anglemeyer, National
Supply catcher, got home run,
double, and single to help in
the National Is to 6 victory over
the classy Airway Electric team.
National Supply has powerful
hitting team and blasted the ball
Tuesday, to tie for second place
in the National Division stand
ings.
The Plaskon Unit pulled a
game out of the fire when they
defeated Jim Maneras strong
CIO Club by the score of 2 to l.
Chuck Coder, pitching for the
Clubmen, gave up only three
hits to the determined Plaskon-
ties. 1t was the first rever8 'or
the CIO Club. Il
The Peerless Moulded Plastics
team finally got into the win
column by defeating the. Indus
trial Heat Treat nine, 6 to 5. The
game was well played and close
throughout the seven inning con-
test with the ultimate winner
was in doubt until the last out
in the final inning.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

The American Brake Shoe
Unit, with four victories and no
defeats, heads the National Di-
vision of eight teams. Two other
teams, the National Supply Unit
and the CIO Club, with three
wins and one loss EACH are rest
! ing in second place of the Divi-
sion.
In the American Division
games, Tuesday evening at c. Y.
o. Field, Ed Ankney started on
the mound for Spicer, but was
removed in the third inning
when the Local % batsmen went
on hitting spree which netted
five runs. Wiggy Keeler re-
placed Ankney in the pitching
department and held the Local
% lads in check for the remain
der of the game which was won
by Spicer, 10 to z.
Bart Tattersall got three hits
in as mssy trips to the plate
while his teammate, Don Hole
winski, slammed a home run
and a double to help in the vic
tory for the Spicerites.
Skippy Ross was strong on the
mound for Doehler-Jarvis as his
team defeated the strong Auto
Lite Unit team, 8 to 4. Ross, who
has been pitching softball for a
few years, allowed the powerful
Auto-Lite Unit batters but four
hits and struck out ten enemy
batSmen.
In the Toledo Scales Is to 2
victory over the Acklin Stamp
ers, Pete Rill, Scale pitcher, al
lowed only two hits to the Ack-
lin batters. Rill also drove in
three runs with a triple and
scored twice to aid in the vic
tory.
In the remaining American
Division game, the Willys-Over-
land outfit were victims of the
Colonial Hardware in 8 to l
upset, Steve Kaifas allowed the
WHY'S players three hits, while
Steve Amborski, on the mound
for Willys-Overland, gave up
four safe blows to the Colonial
batsmen. Johnny Graham got
home run in the ninth for the
Colonials to seal the victory.
There was one man on base
when the circuit blow came.
The American Brake Shoe
outfit continued with their win
ming streak, in the American
Division of the League, and
made it four in a row as they
defeated the Industrial Heat
Treat, 10 to 4. Bobby Brent
again looked good on the mound
for the American Brake Shoe,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

TUESDAY, JUNE I, AT $3.50 p. NJ.
All Games Played At c. " q. Field Bancroft and
Parksde Boulevard
AMERICAN DIVISION
Doehler-JarNis VS. Toledo Scales Diamond No. l
Wflys-Overland vs. Local 22 Diamond No. 2
Auto Lite VS. Ackn Stamping Diamond No. 3
Spicer Unit VS. Colonial Hardware, Diamond No.
NATIONAL DIVISION
Peerless Plastics The CI0 Club, Diamond No
National Supply Industrial Heat Treat Diamond No
Plaskon Unit vs. Industrial Rubber, Diamond No.
American Brake Shoe Airway Electric, Diamond No
THURSDAY, JUNE ., AT $3.50 p. NJ.
AMERICAN DIVISION
Toledo Scales Local 22, Diamond No,
Auto-L Unit rs Colonial Hardware, Diamond No.
Spicer Unit VS. Acklin Stamping, Diamond No I
WHY'S Overland VS. Doehler- Jarvis Diamond No.
NATIONAL DIVISION
National Supply Peerless Plastics Diamond No
American Brake Shoe PlaskOn Unit Diamond No,
Airway Electric vs. Industrial Rubber, Diamond No.
The CI0 Club Industrial Heat Treat Diamond No. 4
There is admission charge for Local IL Soba Lea
games.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03
Two Teams Tied
In Noondoy Ruce

The National Supply and the
Auto-Lite "A" teams are run
ming neck and neck in the race
for the championship of the
MONDAY Softball League, spon-.
sored by Local II. Both tg,gns
have won three games and Both
have suffered one defeat.
Acklin Stamping and Auto
Lite "B" are tied for second
position and Plaskon is in the
cellar with no victories and four
defeats.
In the games, Tuesday, at
CYO Field, Tony Golas pitched
the Auto-Lite "A" outfit to IL
to 5 victory over the Plaskon
Unit Earl Keller was his bat
terymate.
The game was highlighted by
two sparkling double plays by
the Auto-Lite "A's" when the
two fast Benedict to Peters to
Carroll plays were completed,
Bob Carroll also got home run
with two teammates on the
bases.
Jake JakuboWski and ny
De Stacio formed the battery
for the losing Plaskon nine.
In the other MONDAY League
game, the National Supply team
won a well-played 7 to 2 con-
test from the Acklin Stampers.
AL Lohbauer, mainstay of the
National pitching staff, held the
Acklinites to four hits while
the National batsmen pounced
on Sal Salimbino for ten hits
and seven runs. The National
batters poled out three homers
to swell the score.
During the month of June,
the team drawing bye in the
MONDAY League will play the
Toledo Police team managed by
Captain John Russell. The
games will be played at the
usual starting time and will be
on diamond ! at CYO Field. ~
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

fielder, walked and then went
to third on Helen Laroreaux'
sizzling double. Then, with run
ners on second and third, Pat
Budd drove another mighty
double and scored both runners,
giving the contest to the Toledo
lassies by one run margin.
Marty Farmer pitched the I'm
ion girls to the victory and was
helped considerably by Florence
Sheldon who did a very good
job behind the plate.
Tonight, the Local II Girls
journey to Whitehouse, Ohio,
where they play the Whitehouse
Lehmans in the up-river COM
munity. The two teams met
twice last year and the Local IL
Girls took both games from the
classy Lehmans.
A return game, on the home
and-home basis, will be played
next Friday night when the Lo-
cal II Girls 60 to Defiance to
meet the Defiance Merchants on
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03
Spicer Unit Leads American DivisionRao2
Local II PInvs Old Dutch Team Sunday
Lose CIoseOne
At Perrysburg

The Local IL baseball team
will play the first game of
the season on h e ir home
field when the UAW team
plays the Old Dutch Beers at
at 800 pm, Sunday, at Merrill
Field on Auburn Avenue. Man
ager Robbie Robbins is in hopes
that his team will win their first
game while on their own field.
To date, Local IL has lost three
games in as many played
Manager Robbins and Coach
Fred Rinehart will choose either
Danny Marquette or Bob Jen-
kins to do the hurling for the
u n on m n. Dick Welch ace
pitcher of the Local IL team,
will be held in reserve should
the other pitchers fail to deliver.
Either Molnar or Seller will
do the mound chores for the Old
Dutch Beer outfit.
Local II lost heartbreaker,
Decoration Day, VIII en- the
championship Schmidt Chevro-
lets came back strong in the
eighth inning to take the 3 to 2
contest at Perrysburg. Dick
Welch did the pitching for Lo-
cal IL and did fine job on the
mound, limiting the powerful
champions of last year to seven
scattered hits. The champion
Chevvies were held hitless for
five innings by the Union twirl-
er.
Joe Schuette, Local IL center
fielder, beat out a bunt in the
eighth and scored a few minutes
later on first baseman Jim Jur-
skis double to right center.
Then, with the score 3 to |
against them, the Local IL lads
scored another run in the ninth
when Dutch Kelmer walked and
was brought home by Danny
Marquettes sizzling three bag
ger, Schuette then lined out to
end the scoring.
Welch had two fine chances to
win his own ball game when he
came to bat on two different oc-
casionS with the bases loaded
The Local II hurler struck out
both times. Eleven Local II bat
ters were left stranded on the
bases during the game.
Danny Marquette, Jim Jurski,
and Joe Schuette were the Local
II batting stars, each one getting
two hits.
Manager Robbins announced
the signing of two Macomber
high school players when he got
catcher Bob Kubicz and out
fielder Louie INVADER to put
their names on the dotted line.
Both lads are good hitterS and
should help the Local IL scor-
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

Even now, a man as good
as Owen wouldn't make it for
sure in the Majors.
Commissioner c h a n d er
wouldn't be admitting he was
wrong by cutting the SEN
tences short. Besides, no big
man ever lost face by making
such admission.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03
Sarnia Plays SeItzers
Saturday Night Al
Sports Arena

The Sarnia Beavers Lacrosse
team makes its first appearance
of the season Saturday, June 4,
when the Beavers ace off
against the Toledo Seltzer Mo
tors Lacrosse team at the Sports
Arena in a regularly scheduled
Canadian-American l. & u e
game.
Sarnia, champions of t h e
League until the Windsor Ster-
lings took over the title the past
two seasons, is reputed to have
a strong club this season and is
out to regain the championship.
At the end of the week of play
the Sarnia club held second
place in the league, with l.
point lead over Toledo.
Most of Sarnia's young team
of last year has returned, with
the addition of several veteran
Lacrosse players, notably, Bill
Ward who scored > goals IN one
game against Detroit.
Coach Ray Brodeur hopes to
continue a winning sire k f,
started last Saturday when his
team defeated Wallaceburg 81,
Saturdays game will be spon-
Sored by the Macabees Central
Committee. Tickets are on sale
at the Sports Arena box office
and at the downtown ticket
agency in the B X Baker Com
pany.
When did the Wood Memorial
get its present name?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

IWgHIy IIIIIIIDSIS VV01E " IT71I-1l5 E7F
Canadian waters. Three boat loads of fish
ermen made the first trip of the season and
came back with record catch of fish.
AL Brown, president of the Champion
Reef Fishing Club, announces that there
will be very important meeting to be held
in the club rooms next Tuesday, at 800
pm. The business of purchasing large
power boat for the club will be discussed at
this meeting and all members are asked to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

It will be some time before
television cuts into baseball.
The screen, which functions
very we'll for b boxin 6,
wrestling, and even basket
ball, can't carry enough OF
the entire team to satisfy the
fans.
X X X
II you want to get a man
disgusted with the sport of
fishing, the quickest way is
to take him to some place
where the fish may be taken
with practically no effort on
his part. After a few days of
this, when the novelty wears
off, he will be bored to death,
Luckily, such places are next
to impossible to find.
X Il X
When Vince Foster and
Roc ky Graziano meet this
summer, which seems quite
likely, it won't be the first
time they faced each other
In the ring.
They stepped six rounds
against each other during the
war when Rocky was a guest
at Fort Leavenworth dis
sciplinary barrac ks a n d
Foster was a member of the
Haskell Institute boxing
team. No knockdowns, no de-
cisions, and no money.
h X
On the other hand, if box
Ing, right or wrong, sees fit
to give Rocky Graziano an
other chance, it goes without
saying that baseball should
do the same for Mickey Owen
and the other Mexican jump
ing beans, They were set
down for five years and there
still is no trace of pardon.
1t better come soon or it will
be too late.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03
Local II Girls Defeat
Defiance At SoftbaII
Win Season Opener BY 81 Score

In the opening contest of the 949 sobal the Local
strong Defiance Merchants the
3 to 2 Wednesday night at Ottawa Park.
Trailing to l in the last inning, the Local II Girls put
rally them Cora Gibson Local IL right
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

TUESDAY, JUNE T. AT 1l;0O A. NJ.
Acklin Stamping VS. Auto Lite "B', Diamond No. 3
Auo-Lite "A" Plaskon Unit, Diamond No. 2
National Supply Captain RusSells Police Team Dia No
THURSDAY, JUNE Q, AT 11OO A. NJ
Auo-Lie "A" Auto Lite "B", Diamond No. 2
National Supply VS. PIaskOn Unit, Diamond No. 3
Ackn Stamping Captain Russclrs Police Team Diamond
No
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

With what team did Al
Schoendienst, st. Louis INA
tionaD break into pro ball?
Union City (Kitty League) in
AZ, joined Cards in AS.
What was Joe Fulks goal per-
centage I'm BAA last season?
Fulks sank 529 of 1859 for
average ,313,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local II Recreation Director

The Champion Reef Fishing Club has begun it, acuVl-
ties for the 949 Seventy members now are listed as
members of the club and they have their own permanent
club rooms on Brown Avenue.
last weekend the club had an excursion in which
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03
American Brake Shoe Tops
In National Division

With four victories and defeats the Spcer Unit
presently the lead of the American Division of the Local IL
Soba League The Toledo Scales last years league cham
close the heels of the Spice three
one reverse position standings
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03


The next fishing excursion will be held by the club
members on Saturday and Sunday June II and H. when
four boat loads of fishermen will again go to Canadian
waters for their weekend sport
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

their own diamond. 1t should be
a good game as the teams are
very evenly matched.
The following. lineup was used
by coaches Stanley Olson and
Cap Wekwert in Wednesday
nights game;
Betty Bridenbaugh, 1b
Helen Lamoreaux, 2b
Edna Bretschneider, SIS
Vivian Spenthoss, 3b
Marty Farmer, p
Florence Sheldon,
Mary Jane Jasiak, IL
Pat Budd, cf
Cora Gibson, rf
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

Where was Aaron Robinsn,
Washington (American) born?
Nat catcher was born in Lam
caster (SC), 5-23-'16.
How many seasons did Babe
Ruth hit so or more homeruns?
Four. SO in 20, 50 in 81, 60
in '27 and 54 in %.
Did EwelI Blackwell, Cincin-
natl (N), ever lead National
League in pitching?
Yes, AT, won %. lost 3.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-03

When did the Wood Memorial
get its present name?
'27, called Wood Stakes pre-
viously.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
Really Rugged Gets Three Blues
In First Day at CuIpeper Show

with the pony division taking the
spotlight. In addition, the 5000
jumper stake and the two-year-
old hunter breeding class for the
Virginia high score award will be
run.
A. w. L., alf-Track. Circus
Rose and Golden Chance finished
in that order to score in the
first day of the three-day modi-
fed Olympia event. Ally Broom
was winner of the working hunter
three-day hi-score award. followed
by Stewart Felvey's Dominica.
Waverly Molly and Courtney
Burton's Mountain Briar.
The summary:
Working hunter hacks:
/. George Barkleys My Wish; 2, Nancy
ks Ally Broom; 4, Courtney Burtons
Mountain Briar.
Model green hunters:
!, Mrs. GREGORY MeIn.osh'sn Really Evs-
sed 2 courtney surtons s,r Dsnss pnssr hins
Mrs Gregory McIntosh's Joseph's Coat.
Model conformation hunters:
|, Really Rugged 2. Robert Falrourn
Sun Boss; 3, Dance Kins. 4. Joseph's Coat.
T. ' Robert TT c. Lees Bonne File: ?. Paul
Fouts Golden Chance; 3, John C. Hope
Green hunters under saddle:
J., Really Rugged; z. Mile Away FaIms .,.
Spring Farms Leading Edge,
Lightweight conformation hunters:
], Mrs. Amory Lawrence's Highlander;
c., MclnfnEh
Sir Sarazan; 4, Hi-Rock Farms Titan
Monarch.
Open green hunters:
Port Farms Flag Day; 4. Morton W.
Smiths On Time.
Knock -down-and-out
]. Golden Chance; >. I. s. Compton
Alert; 3. Circus Rose; 4, Col. and Mrs.
H. H. Pohrs ,Fitzrada.
ModIhed IA go olympia ra g days: Charlie. O.
singers Half-Track; 3. Circus Rpse' 4,
Golden Chance
IaqS Ms .na fSptSEm'59n %rs Wasr ueisIs c4as.s Swift
Stream: 2. Highlander; 3. Mrs. PaSe Jen-
nins's Icecapade; 4. Gloria Galgan's Skip
''!2 Three day working hunter Hi-soore
!: Ally Broom: 2 Stewart c Fsly.y's
Burtons Mountain Briar.
i, Sir Poss9m; 2, Meander Farms In
curSlOn, 5 Mr ana MIS-. IeOIRe "AllS
Hills Blue Ink; 4, Jack Be Nimble.
p Half-Traek; .. Bonne File; ,, Fitz-
rada; 4, John r. McCauley's SpintBoy,
Race Results.
County race-open to horses owned by
residents of Culpspsr County. Catch
/. John sisk's Psychie Polly; .; Frank
w. Bennett and Sons MacBriar; 3, L. p.
BACKS Sn., Ginger Flss Fsss, ,.,., r.,s,., -.
i, Robert c. Lees Pet Blade; .. J. T.
Harris Fiveo war; 3, Basil Benefits Sea
Hurry.
Open to all, nat, catch weights. 81
mile ifirst secton): Sl26.
l, J. T. Harris Blue April: 2. Robert
G. Lees Indian Star; 8, Georee Everharts
Talbiore.
Second section:
|. LLOYD Rhodecap's Tie Me; 2, c. c.
GovinRton.s Blaze Bob; 3, E. NJ Smiths
Tedious Time.
Steeplechase, open to all. catch weights,
ga miles over brush: $125,
l: Frank W Bennett and Sons Peter
,. Robert c. Lees Our Debenture.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
leries go-but still very obviously
held the sympathy of his fans.

E. J. Dutch Harrison played
golf left-handed up until the time
he was 16 years old. OF Dutch
made a living as a teen-ager by
chopping wood for a farmer near
his native Little Rock, Ark. Some
how he found that swinging the
axe from the top of his left shoul-
der was easiest. applied it to his
hedgling golf swing when a left
handed member of the local club
became friendly with him and
loaned Dutch his clubs. Finally
the member died and Dutch was
forced to learn the game right
handed. Harrison probably owes
this unfortunate incident credit
for becoming one of the very top
pros of the game during the last
decade.
Cliff EiSele, co-owner of Prince
Georges, probably is as much re-
sponsible for the low scores on
his course as any one. Eisele has
placed the pins smack in the mid
die of every green. Along with
this the superscoring also has
been the result of fairways that
are about as hard as a city street.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
Miss Herbert Wins
After Tough Set in
Public Parks Tennis

Top-seeded Willie Herbert was
given a good battle before winning
her first match in the National
Capital Public Parks tennis tour
nament for women which opened
yesterday at East Potomac courts.
She defeated Marion Ausness,
SIS, 6-1.
The other seeded players-Sara
Moore, Sosie Girgosian and Pearl
Mccoy, also won yesterday.
singles--carter Dawson defeated Lu-
featsd Emily serivens. As. 6C3. Ga;
Betty CLARK defeated Ruth Grosan, IS.
E2; sara Moore defeated Agnes Green,
Fennessey defeated Lucia ,Lhanon. Ga.
81: dlenors Hail detesssd Wss,,. PoTGthy .r6ary
son so9"n; BY i default It'll from S Elaine @ @cromWeI:
Marion Ausness defeated Edith LOVER.
6-1. 60; sosie Girsosian defeated Car
Moore defeated Deitimier. e-4. a-6,
as; Anne Fennesssy DETECTED Glen Stenors e.s
a tes dsfested M Msreo Dun. 81, e-l;
Willie Herbert defeated Ausness. s-6,
Today's Pairings.
Sineles-Girgosian VS. Bias Il noon;
Moore vs.. Fennessey. 10 am; Mccoy VS..
Doubles-Herbert Girsosian VS.. Cecilia
Green and Agnes Green, IL am; Mccoy
and Gleuore Hall VS. Cromwell and Daw..
son. i pm; Lower and Smith VS.. Duff and
Deitimier. II am: Moore and Fcnnessey
and Estes VS.. winner Of Lower-Smith and
Duff-Deitimier.
Mixed doubles-Herbert and Herbert vs.
Glenore Hall and Jack Mccarthy, ,.
onsolations-Emiiy Scriyens VS.. Ruth
Grogan. 10 am; Cecelia Green vs., Dor
othy Brown. 10 am. Roselyn Smith VS.
Agnes Green, 10 am.