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Evening star., 1949-05-25
Kenwood Holds Marrow Edge
verMonor in Women S Golf

third while losing to Prince
Georges, 60. That enabled p. q
to move from fifth to fourth
ahead OF Kenwood. a 7hz-1h vic.
tim of Congressional. Chevy
Chase took over the lead by beat
ing Belle Haven, 7-2. while Manol
and Washington continued In q
second d-division deadlock by split
ting, 4la-41z.
Parker Nolan won the tourna-
ment at Congressional yesterday
during celebration Of the clubs
i25th anniversary. He fired a 73
to top 154 competitors. Low net
leaders were: j. w. Faltley. 81
14-e7: DR.. w. J. Evans. 76-8-6a
and F. z. McArdle. 8o-11-6e.
Mrs. d. 8. Platt won the blind
bogey at Manor with 108-26-82
while the low-putts prize went to
Mrs. Roy Brooks with 81. In the
nine-hole tourney. Mrs. r. z. Lam
bert was low with ~ and Mrs
H. z. Hansbury had Is puts.
Georgetown Prep surprised yes
terday by handing Coolidge High,
leader In the Interhigh League. q
90 defeat In a match over the
Prep course.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Moxim and Lesnevich
To Fight Again Sept. n
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

CINCINNATI. May 25.-Cham-
pion joey Maxim Of Cleveland
and Gus Lesnevich Of Cliffside.
N. j.. are being rematched for
the NBA-recognized American
light Heavyweight crown.
Promoter Sam Becker. who put
on the 15-round championship
bout between the two fighters here
Monday night. said yesterday he
already had signed Lesnevich for
the rematch, to be staged at Cros-
ley Field September "a.
Becker said Jack Kearns.
Maxim's manager, would sign to-
day.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Di Mag Passes Up Drill;
Heel Hurts Too Much
ly III. A,,esius.d pss.,

by the Assceicfed Pfess 50 az
NEW YORK, May 25.-Joe Di
Maggie. sidelined New York YAM
kee outfielder, passed up q sched-
uled workout before yesterday S
game with st. Louis because he
said his heel hurt too much"
I'D be out there II 1t didn't I
hurt 80 much" he said. Joe did
not put on q uniform.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
They Let George Do It and Win
Pennont in Bowling League

Gloria Seigel. Catherine Koval
Beatrice Strizak and Christine
Shaw, captain. Olga Kazemersky
of the losers topped the match
with $50 and 365.
Ray Watson with 145-367 and
Jim Bowling. acting captain. with
140-362, sparked Standards VIC
tory over Patent ONCE men by a
1903 to ], ,645 count. Bill Holshouser
Gene Moreland and Don Wagman
bowled with the winners. Percy
Patrick, who was the first Bill
Wood Dub" tournament cham
'pion in 1928 and regular captain
Of the Standards outfit, was absent
A rubberband tournament will be
the attraction at Takoma Recrea-
ton tomorrow night. Scratch will
be 1870 with a limit Of 80 pins for
three games. Entrance fee is $3.50
including cost Of games. This IL
the second Of series of novel
events Manager Evelyn Gay will
stage weekly.
The annual meeting Of the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton will be held June Z in the
Colony Room Of the Ambassador
Hotel at pm. Harry B. Dixon,
association secretary, also an
nounces that trophies won in the
recent city tournament at Brook
land can be picked up at the Arena
Sport Shop, 1924 Fourteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Roined- Out Motorcycle
Meet Set for Iuesduy

Rain washed out the debut Of
motorcycle racing at the West
Lanham tMd) Speedway last
night after many Of the big-name
riders Of the East and South had
reported for action. The 17-event
competition holds over until next
| Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
School Boord Lends
Crew Funds for Trip

Washington-Lee High School
eight-man crew will fly TO Detroi
for the national high school shei
championships Friday and Satur'
day. thanks to the Arlington
County School Board.
The Generals. who won tht
Eastern title In Philadelphia las
week In this. their first year at thu
sport. didn't think they were coins
to make the trip. Lack Of fund.
was the drawback. The schoo
board fixed that up last night b,
lending the Washington-Lee Ath.
letic Association 81 900. repayabls
November !.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
By Ben McAIwes

Five Georges. whose last names
are Clark, Bradt. Splitter, Kibler
and Hall. today held the Rosslyn
Major Duckpin League champion
ship after winning 13 of their last
Is games.
Bowling as the Hiett's Servicen-
ter team the I've Georges last
night beat Heon's Restaurant, 2-l.
to nose out Hutchison's Furniture
by one game In the seasons wind
UP of the 20-team loop. Hutch
ison's whipped Diamond Cab 2-1
In the final but needed sweep to
gain top honors on total pins.
During their pennant conquest
the Georges shot all-time league
record team scores OF 712 and 1902.
1T was quite some time after we
got rolling together before we dis
covered all our first names were
George" said Team Captain Clark
and one Of the leagues charter
members. you see Kibler Is called
sgd Bradt's nickname Is 'Pinky'
and Splitter answered to Buck. >"
Patent ONCE women and Bureau
Of Standards men won the team
championships in an elimination
series staged by the Department Of
Commerce Recreation Council at
Kalorama.
Marie Ecklon with . 1872 game
and 325 set led the Patent women's
quint to victory over Once OF
Secretary In the final by q 1880
to 1855 score. A 48-pin handicap
gave the winners their edge. Other
members of the Patent team were
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Probable Pitchers

AllERISAN LEAGUE.
Cleveiand st weshinston tnight)---
coiemsn ts-s) ys. Pierstti ta.D.
Detroit at New York-Newhouse
t4:3) vs.. Hyrne f2-o)
81. Louis at Boston-Fannin TO,
''' e'000s NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN at rittsbursh--Barnss
as VS.. Lively al.
New York at chicsso-Kennedy
(4-2) VS.. Rush DBL.
Boston at st. Louis-Spahn (5-2)
or Hall (0-D VS.. Pollet G-3D.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, z; OAKLAND, q.
ssrri.nso ssn Dl:sS; o. Los san Ansslss sf1.ne9.eo
Hollywood. A; Portland, 1.
WEsTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, II: Pueblo. II f10 inningD.
Denver, 4. Omaha. 3.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
|Turnesa in 4ih Round
I0f British Amateur;
ITriumphs, ) and 7
By The Asse<icssd Press

PORTMARNOCK, Ireland. May
25.-American Champion Willie
Turnesa Of Elmsford, N. Y, de-
feated Vincent Herlihy Of Dublin.
3 and 2. today In the third round
Of the British Amateur golf cham
pionship. Turnesa held o Sup
lead at the turn after going cut
In 80 strokes.
Turnesa, who won the British
title two years ago. played IN q
fine rain which blew In Of the
Irish Sea. He lost only one hole
on the front nine. when his drive
landed In the rough On the as
yard ninth hole.
When Herlihy got Q birdie four
on the 5s0-yard sixth. the little
Yank holed . 5-foot putt TO dup
licate 1t.
Putting errors by Turnesa part
ly enabled his opponent to square
the match on the 18th. Willie
missed q 2-footer on the 10th and
a 3-footer on the 11th and then
took four strokes to reach the
green on the 557-yard 18th hole.
But that was his last mistake.
He shot two threes and Q i've on
the next three holes to close
Herlihy out.
Their cards:
Turnesa, OUT 444 554 $3.50
Herlihy, out ---- 454 564 464-42
Turnesa. ill., $50 633 5
Heriihy. ill., 443 545 9
j. Ellis Knowles, 63-year-old
New Yorker. lost to Jack PRESLEY
of Scotland. / up. after having
held 3-hole lead over his younger
opponent at the turn.
PRESLEY, rallying strongly on the
back nine. won four Of the first
five holes to catch the veteran
American and 60 l up. Knowles
squared 1t with a birdie 2 on the
i88-yard 18th, but Presley again
went ahead when Knowles took a
6 on the 5l9-yard 18th.
Once again Knowles pulled even
at the 17th, where Presslty
floundered to 6. but 1t was all
over when the American seniors
champion again went over par on
the final hole.
Defending Champion Frank
Stranahan Of Toledo. Ohio. had a
later starting time today for his
third-round match against Eddie
Lowery of San Francisco.
Other matches today involving
Americans:
Robert Stranahan. Toledo. Ohio.
VS.. David Govan Of Scotland.
William Campbell, Huntington,
w. Va, VS.. David Blair. Scotland.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

It will be pay-on time for bowl
ers OF the District Minor District
League at 1880 tonight at Pet
worth.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
All games postponed.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

while 1t will be bit different to-
day and tomorrow when the boys
get out the cards and pencils. the
scoring still figures to be low.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

at the school, national school
assembly at 12:45 for the Junior
n!gh and las pm. for the senior
hlsh. On that day there will be
parent-teachers association meet
ing at 8 o'clock in the evening
at the school auditorium.
Other events up to and includ-
ing the last day of school, May
1T:
Tuesday, April l2-Baseball,
ounnyside at Kennewick; Elk's
minstrel, auditorium, 500 pm.
w e d e d ay 13--Kennewick-
Rlverview education association,
1880 pm.
Thursday 14-Track, Sunny
side, Pasco at Kennewick; spring
concert, auditorium, 800 pm.
Friday 15-Tennis, Kennewick
at Richland; Good Friday; base
ball, Kennewick at Richlad.
Saturday 16-Tennis, Pendleton
at Kennewick.
Sunday 17-Easter. =
Tuesday 19-Tennis, Walla WAL
la at Kennewick; baseball, Pros
ser at Kennewick.
Wednesday 20-Baseball, Walla
Walla at Kennewick; junior class
play.
Thursday 21-Yakima college
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

choir.
Friday 22-Baseball, Kennewick
at Grandview; Band to PaSco;
Track, Walla Walla relays; tennis,
Kennewick at Grandview.
Saturday 23-Tennis, Kenne-
wick at Pendleton.
Tuesday 26-Tennis, Pasco at
KannewiclS; baseball, Pasco at
Kennewick.
Thursday 28-Spring music con-
cert chorus and band 800 pm.
Friday 29-Blind Organist con-
cert, auditorium Junior high
school LAS pm. Senior high scho-
oil PAS pm; chorus to Richland;
baseball, Kennewick at Sunny
side; track, Kennewick at Rich
land night. ..
Saturday 30-Junior Tennis,
Elementary school gym
Tuesday, May 3-Tennis, Rich
land at Kennewick; baseball,
Richland at Kennewick.
Wednesday Baseball, Ken
newick at Walla Walla.
Thursday. Senior class play
Friday Baseball, Kennewick
at Prosser, night.
Saturday Track, sub-dis.
trict meet.
Monday 9LParent Teachers as
ISOLATION, auditorium 800 pm.
Tuesday 10-Baseball, Grand
view at Kennewick; Tennis,
Grandview at Kennewick.
Wednesday 11-Ken newick-
Riverview Teachers association
7:30 pm.
Friday 10 Junior high school
one act play; music concert.
Saturday 14-Track District
Meet at Yakima; Tennis, Valley
sub district, Pasco, band to Spo-
kane; Lilac festival.
Tuesday 17-Tennis, Kenne-
wick at Walla Walla.
| Friday 20-Senior High School
award assembly; Junior high scho-
oil award assembly. u.s..
Saturday 21--Track, state meet
Pullman; Tennis, Yakima Valley
tourney, Pasco.
Sunday 22-Baccalaureate.
Monday % Final semesteh ex-
amintions. I'LL
Tuesday 24-Final semester ex-
aminations. 49,.
Wednesday 25-Junior high
graduation.
Thursday 26-Senior high
commencement.
Friday 27-Close of school.
Home baseball games will begin
at 3:15 pm. according to Yaki.
ma ruling.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
Big Pldns for Lilac
Festival ut Spokane

Spokane's Lilac Festival asso-
citation is making plans to make
this years Lilac Festival week,
May 8 through Is, the biggest
in the city's history, it was an
nounced by John Armenia, presi-
dent of the Lilac Festival associa-
ton.
Names of inividual committee
heads for this week-long show
are as follows: Entertainment
and events committee, Joe Grove.
H. c. Godfrey Fry and Stan Wit
ter: finance committee, George
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
Aim Is to Raise
Potato Prices

"The object of Potato Mar
keting Agreement is to raise the
regular price for the area" said
Mr.. w. j. Broadhead, field re-
preventative of the production
and marketing administration Of
flee in Portland. "Also it will
aid in keeping off of the market
the lower grades and smaller
sizes Of potatoes" he continued.
The statement was made TO po-
tato growers from district 4 OF
the state Of Washington assembl-
ed in the Benton county court
house annex Thursday morning.
District 4 consists of Benton,
Franklin, Walla Walla, Columbia,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
Employment Law

Continued from Page 1O
plicable to both unemployment
compensation and disability COM
pensation becomes effective July
1, 1919. Under the new schedule
worker to be entitled to bene-
fits must have earned 5000 during
a specified period-the previous
requirement was $500.
Other changes and revisions in
the unemployment compensation
act provide for more equitable
distribution of experience rating
credits ITO employers, Houston
said.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

Gudonson campaign queen Washington
April drive Of the American Cancer Society is shown
state this week give
opportunity striking back at Cancer Miss Gudjohn
son Americas q festival In
December interest campaign partly
q victim Of Cancer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

Thursday night, from $50 pm.
TO $50. The club formerly met
on Wednesday nights.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
NEW TEACHING DEGREES

Pacific Lutheran college, Park
land. has made application for
permission to grant both clement
airy and secondary teaching de-
grees. Heretofore, p. L. c. has
granted only elementary certifi-
Gates. However, an act passed
by the state legislature this year
give permission to state schools
to give both elementary and high
school degrees and paved the way
for private schools to Go likewise.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

NEW MEETING TIME
Kennewick toaStmaSters club
has changed its meeting time 20
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
Many Events Listed for School
Students Before End Of Term

When KenneWlck high School
resumes next Monday, after a
three-day spring vacation, teach
ers and students will face a
long schedule of extra events
besides the final six weeks per
iod of scholastic work which gets
under way April 10.
Teachers will have returned
from attending a teachers meet-
inng in Spokane, and one track
meet will have been participated
in by athletes of the high school.
First extra curricular events for
Monday are Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y
meetings at 10 am. and las pm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07

Hackette; parade committee, Ro-
bert Peters; housing committee,
Clark Mailman; speakers commit
tee, chairman YET unnamed; ticket
committee, Mrs. Thomas Malotte;
membership committee, Frank
Lavagetto; flower show commit
tee, Mrs. c. F. Dallugge; Miss
Spokane committee, AL Canwell;
street decorations committee, O..
F. Allen, sportsmans show COM
mittee, Harold Sampson; pub
licity committee, Glenn Waugh
and William Owes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
Garfield, Asotin and Whitman
counties.


The meeting held in Prosser
was a preliminary to the hearing
held in Yakima on April 4, S, and
6. At the hearing evidence will
be gathered from growers of the
entire. state to determine if an
agreement and order should be
made by the secretary of the U.
S. department of agriculture.
Mr.. John Griffin of the solici-
tors office in Los Angeles pre-
scented the legal aspects of the
Agreement and explained how
the hearing would be held. 9th
ers present from the u. S. depart.
ment of agriculture were r. P
Galloway and Russell L. Have:
of Washington, D. c., and Lyle
Carlson from Portland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-04-07
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our
friends for their sympathies and
kindness and lovely floral offer
ings during the recent bereave-
ment.
A. F. Stops
w. E. Stops and family
Mrs. H. G. Frank and family
O. F. Stops
and relatives
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