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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06

the other five quintets In the cir
cult are Main Bowl Savoys, Cathay
Post East Union All-Stars, Nisei
Vets Old-Timers and Methodist.
Before the first shot is fired, Ca
thay Post looms as a powerhouse
in the "A loop with such well
known Chinese stars as Ray 500,
Glen zee, Ed Wong and Willie
Chin. 500 was a member of Al
Brightman's O-Brien-led Seattle
U Chieftains
The East Union All-Stars will
comprise of Filipinos and Negroes
and will be feared.
The Nisei Vets Old-Timers in
clude ex-Tokuda Drug star. George
Kozu
Athletic chairman Chin appoin-
ted Kenji Yoshinaka to be league
director for the '54-'55 season.
Only two teams were represent
ed in the "B" league at the initia
meeting Friday night in NV(
clubhouse Director Yoshinak'
hopes more teams will register TO
B competition.
Both A and B leagues will begil
their season the latter part of thi
month if Director Yoshinaka
plans materialiZe.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06
BowIinu Marks For Your inspection

kawa 433 Elaine Miyake 1865, Mar
ge Tomoguchi 1853; Toms Grocery
(O-Madge Kirita 1896, Grace u
chimura 376, Mits Kodama 1872
Fumi Suzuki $40 Mary Hiraki 1888
Takano Studio (2-Susie Kuwa-
hara 428 Xxi Tsutakawa Adj, Al
ko Kyono 447, YoYo Konishi Ats
Chihar % = jeanne Ottawa 800
Janet Okamoto 1888, Pauline Ma
tsudaira 4O4. Marian Namba 4O4
Carol Takeshita 1896
Honk Kong(2-hissie Sakana'
shi 435 Mary Maniwa 1874, Mic
Tanabe 1862 Decko Shibuya All
Carol Daty sos; Min Tsubota Cd
Miyuki Hasegawa $50 May Nam
ba 384, Nobi Takahashi 373. Toy
Kitayama AIT, Bette Fuiioka 39'
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06

Mickey Oyama 22S. $40. Jackson
Furniture 1868 1884.
jackson Furniture (3)-Lols Yut
500 Mary Yokoyama 523, Pat Hi
daka 496, Fumi Yamasakl 4oo,
Mickey Oyama SAG; Gyokko Ken
m-Joyce Toshi 1872, Kiyo Kan
da 436 Gloria Osawa All, Marge
Senda 400, Rose Young 483.
CT Takahashi( 3)-Miye Ishika-
wa 424 Peggy okada 5O2, Gladys
Hamano 431 Kazie Yokoyama 546
Amy Takano AL; jefferson Phar-
macy(O)-Elsie Morihiro BAL, Sal
" Nishimori 319 Emf Takenagf
4O3 Taxa Takenaga 1872, Jane
Sugitachi 424
Paul observation-disclosures Maya
467, May Terayama 412 Masu
Furumoto 1867 Gloria Hyodo 34s
Lii Tada 379; SFNB (O)-Rose Shi
mizu 1888 Mary Hikida 267. Rutl
Hikida BIT Rose Hikida 1856. JOSH
Nakamura 400
Nogak (3)-Anne Aoyama Az
Yone Kanda 33l Marianne Ura
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06
Eight Teams Join
NvCCIass Akoop;;
B. Elves Sought

Eight teams including three
from Lotus vikings Mercury and
Lancers) are tentatively entered
in the Glass A basketball league
sponsored by the Nisei Veterans
Committee Besides the Lotus trio,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06

Next meeting of Glass A and B
basketball team representatives
will be at 7:30 pm Tuesday, Nov
ember 16, in the NVC clubhouse.
slsal.dule for the two leagues will
be drawn
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06
Nisei Soldiers Memorial Rites Recall
AID Combat Team heroism In War
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


no r,ce of freedom is high revereny honor
ancestry who lie here and IN ner aos
If we have learned that this nations greatest
only hone TO- individual awareness OF the lncacu-
BILE value of human their sacrifice will have meaning
1oo Hro volunteer of the Combat Team VINO served
its throughout the called upon the Nsei
free themselves from compacency and apaey ne Sao
~ the 42d spirit OF community task to carry on
An honor GUARD and special squad remen from the wel-known
rrd Regmen-the Presidents official guard-reo
oev of three shots Nse dead Inc sounoe
~ ans bv buge Regiment concluded the sXtn
o Ne Memorial Arlington National Cemetery
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06
Big 10 Leaders

Johnny Chinn with an awesome
2O3 in the Nisei Commercial and
Yuk Takeuchi with a respectable
1871 in the Nisei Merchants are the
leading Oriental men bowlers to
date in Main Bowl.
The NCL and NML's big Ten
,,oca cettprc are
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06
q Nisei Merchants League

q Nisei Merchants League
NObs Akada 246. Bob Kawahara
GIG
. Ontario Nisei Major League
Ted Shoda 231. Heizi Yasuda
224, Jim Wada 1923; Heizi Yasuda
639 Ted ShOda COS, ShO Uchida
SIS
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-11-06

q Ontario Nisei Commercial
Lee Jackson 21S. George Hiro-
naka 214 Jake People 200. KaynO
SaitO 200; George HirOnaka SIS
Roy sasaki SIS Roy Hashitani 57S
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Group Meets To
Plan Annual Event

Representative Of several Twin
CITY groups and organizations met
Monday night Nov 10 10 discuss
plans for the establishment of an
annual Appreciation banquet 10 he
rendered each year To honor two
individuals who have contributed
the most TO community living and
progress in each Of the two Twin
cities during the year
A tentative organization was
ect up with temporary officers
The next meeting viii be held On
/ he, ~ a. whirh time other or
/ ranizariUns viii be asked 20 Join
/ IN the planning Uf the yenrly
event 4 total 81 % organizations
we're invited 10 participate Ap.
rrosimaiely ton organizations
were represented a. Monday
. nights meeting
Temporary Officers named we're
r Is Carey. chairman Mrs C"ciI
Taylor chairman. Mrs Lur.
"0a Washington. secretary and
iuhn l. Williams treasurer
Condition ImproNrdi Mrs WI.
lam Ewing 5000 2Gth Az 81 pa
nont In Fsirvtew hospital IL -.
ported slightly Improved Rev and
Mrs Trago McWilliamS. her
rrsnddauRhisr and husband ~
Lincoln. Nob came 30 the city ir
D" NJ her bedside Rev nrWn
Jams has returned home but Mrs
Hr"iniams viii remain until Mrs
swing ~ able 20 be- up and around
gain
Jimmie Gtfnn's sports column
follows closely the careers ~ The
yoInR athIrtr. In Twin Uty high
."ho"ls, always encouraging The
tr"UnisInE youngsters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Kansas citlunS Visit
DuuuhsoT q Son-ln-lu~

Mr. and Mrs James &, Smith
of Kansas city, Mo, enroutc home
from u vacation spent on the West
Coast spent n few days in the city
the past week ana were house.
guests of their daughter and son
in,law, Mr. and Mrs James e
Clardy of 1914 10th Az. g.
Mrs smith, frequent visitor
To our city. was honorcd with n
prettily appointed luncheon given
by her daughter on Thursday
November II
Following lunch an interesting
afternoon was enjoyed playing
games and Socialiging
Guests sharing her hospitality
included the Mines Roy L. nurns
Fred Down. y. g Clardy Enroll
EaEse't James Granville, David
Jackson Marcus Jackson. Robert
Patterson Charles Sexton and
Zephyr Turner
Mr. and Mrs Smith loft for their
home un Friday November ~ and
plan to spend a few days In Chicn.
go rnroutc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
FRANK coNNERS oBSERvED
THEIR Sand WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY NOV. u

Mi and Mrs Frank Conners OF
1891 Second Az, had the pleasure
of enjoying n lovely evening with
u few close friends who helped e
make their Sand wedding anniver.
sary happy occasion when they
entertained on Thursday, Novrm
Der II. with cocktail party In
honor " the occasion.
The lace covered serving table
centcrei with floral arrange
mcnt Of NUNS In different fall
hues and the trays ~ assorted
horS odcuvres presented an ar,
resting picture and added To the
beauty Of the setting
Guests enjoying the refreshing
cocktails TeminisCed over the
years and wished the Corners "a
more happy years of welded bliss
Guests enjoyed the refreshing
were the Messrs and Mines Boyd
Crawford. Spencer Shivers. Eu-
gene shepherd Enroll Fassctt
Harry Lucas the Mines Maymr
white Carrie Jackson, Hazel
Clark Eunice Aston and Mr. lrv-
ing Smith ~ Los Angeles Mr. and
Mrs Earl Comlcy sent n gift, but
werr unable "a be present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
MRS. JOHN COTTON O
DAUGHTER 0BJEcTS
or nABV SHOWER

Mrs. John Cotton and baby
daughter OF 2tl st, Anthony Av.,
were honored guests at u baby
shower given November 9. at the
home OF Mrs. Eugene Ross. 7s5
Marshall Av. Hostesses were the
Mines, Eugene Ross, Roger Leon
ard and Robert Anderson.
Guests enjoyed the various
games played and prizes were
awarded the winners,
Tho table was conferred with a
decorated doll buggy with min
iature baby doll. Gifts were placed
In a baby basket and presented the
honorcc and the many useful ar
ticleH for the little newcomer were
displayed 10 the delight OF the
guests,
Guests present were tho Messrs,
and Mines, Henry CapiE, Ralph
Lopez Forrest Hamilton. Roger
Leonard. Frank Brown. Clarence
Lewis, Louis White, Joe Harrison
and Robert Anderson, Gifts were
received from Mrs, J. II. Nelson
and Mrs, =, Bradley who were UNI
able to be present.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Club Entertains Al
Cocktail PortY

II was an evening Of breezy
chatter and hearty laughter on
Sunday. November -. when the
Cresiteundos club entertained
members and their guests with a
cocktail party The gala affair
was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert Johnson, 42il
Fourth Az s, from 10 . p. M.
Black and cardinal red, club
Colors dominated the decor OF the
party The serving table, laid with
a lace cloth, conferred with Il black
pottery bowl OF cardinal red car
nations. ca,tails and pine foliage
between lighted red tapers in cry
stall Candelabra made an attraC.
tive background and enhanced the
beauty of the table appointments
which carried out the club Colors
The table was laden with trays OF
assorted canapes that added Zest
10 the refreshing cocktails
on entering each guest WAS reg
istered and presented with n red
book OF matches inscribed with the
clubs name In black Club mem
bcrs were identified by wearing
red carnations
The affair took on the flavor Of
New York In sophistication and II
made club members happy 10 see
the more than 100 friends who
came in during the hours and tar
RED even after the hour was well
past nine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Lyle joined the group and the rest
of the evening was enjoyed rem.
iniscing, soCishzing and watching
TV.
New Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
ton Granger, 22S f. 10th St are
building a new home in the I6th
block and Fifth Av s.
Chicago Visitors: Mr.. Harry
Pauley and Mr.. Walter White OF
Chicago spent a day visiting in
the city the past week and were
house guests OF Mr. Pauley's
mother. Mrs Ida Pauley OF 1924
Washington Av. N.
New Mail Subscriber: A new
mail subscriber to this paper is
the John McGraw family Of 1904
Third Av. s. Mr.. McGraw is a
longtime reader OF the paper dat
ing from 1884 when he was en-
ployed at Browns Clothing Co,
an early advertiser in the paper.
Kappa Tou's: Miss Deloris Fat
son. S70S Fifth Av s.. was hostess
TO the Kappa -Tau's on Saturday
evening. November IS, Plans were
completed for a sleigh ride party
at the OK Ranch, scheduled for
November 26th, Further an
nouncement will be made later.
Back Home: Rev and Mrs. c
Parker and two granddaughter OF
2437 Fifth Av. s. returned home
Monday afternoon, November IS
from Cincinnati, O., where they
were the house guests Of their son
and family. Mr. and Mrs. c. T.
Parker Jr Rev. Parker spoke on
Sunday, November 7 at Calvary
Methodist church giving the com
munion meditation before "A large
audience and on Sunday evening
spoke at the York Street Metho-
dist church and had several speak
ing engagements in churches and
schools. Rev. Parker was a former
pastor of the DIR Street Mctho-
dist church and a resident OF Gin
ctnnati and vicinity for 10 years
Auxiliary Meeting: The Ladies'
Auxiliary TO the BSCP met at the
home Of Mrs Dorothy Payne 1920
Elliot Az on Tuesday evening
November rs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
carly TO SPEAK
AT NAAcP BRANCH
MEETlNO SUNDAY

The Rev. Denxii A. Carly, prcsi.
dent OF the Minnesota State Con.
ference OF NAACP will be the
guest speaker at the November
meeting OF the Minneapolis
Branch, National Association For
The Advancement OF Colorcd
People, ON Sunday, November n
at p M. at Phyllis wheatley
House, 500 Aldrich Az, NJ
The Rev, MIR, Carly has spear.
headed the current campaign for
n state FEPC bill. which will be
presented to the 1895 state Leg,
islators lie viii outline progress
in the campaign. tell OF some OF
the obstacles which have already
been overcome, and the prospects
for passage. Rev Carty Il also the
chairman Of the Minnesota Coun,
ell Tor FEpC, Many groups and
organizations are cooperating IN
this endeavor. and proponents ar,
quite encouraged by the favorable
reaction Of the public thus far,
At the meeting ON November ~
the nominating committee of IN,
Minneapolis Branch. NAACr vii
report On its recommendations fol
officers and executive board mem
bcrs for the year 1854, Additional
nominations may also be made b.
petitions signed by three or NOR,
members of the branch In goo'
standing,
Tho public is invited 90 IN,
meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

is the house guest OF his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Aston of 39l7 Third Az. S
has been the recipient Of many
courtesies during his stay. Among
the courtesies extended were
a dinner party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Crawford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burie Carmichael; dinner
guest of Messrs. and Mines Sgd
ney Salter and William Godette;
DIN p. Wells, Charles f. Noble.
Spencer Shivers and dinner party
at the Curtis Hotel. guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Tela B. Burt. He was al
so honored guest at supper party
at the Flame given by Mrs. w. ID.
Brown. Miss Lena Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Shepherd. Fol-
lowing supper the group went to
Miss Smiths home and were en-
tertained with moving pictures
taken in l949 when the Smith
brothers were visiting In the city.
Twilight Social Club: On Satur-
day evening. November Is, Mr..
Mrs. Lewis Seaton Of 1912 Clinton
Av., were hosts to the regular
monthly meeting Of the Twilight
Social club Plans were discussed
for the Clubs Christmas party TO
be held in December Following
the business session. a social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed
The next meeting will be Decem-
Der IL. with Mr.. and Mrs. Norval
Barksdsle, 1908 Emerson Av., as
hosts.
Double Celebration: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Lyle. 1893 f, 3sth St.
entertained at seven O'Clock dinner
on Sunday, November Il The af-
fair, which was a bon voyage"
party for the Misses Esther and
Nora Byars also was in celebra.
ton Of the 10th wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle. Follow
ing dinner, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

"Wednesday Matinee Ciubi Mira
Sue Gordon entertained the We'd.
neSday matinee club ON November
10 AZ tho home OF Mrs Ida Tay,
lor b?6 Emerson Az. N. After d
short business meeting. refresh.
ments were served, The birthday
honorce, Mrs ESsie bradley, re-
ceived many lovely gifts and cards
from the members The next meet
ing will he held In ~. Paul nj the
home OF Mrs LeVernc Parker. h3s
Carroll Az. ON December LIST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
NEW Low PRICE MAKES NEWS!

Now with its wonderful price reduction,the
superb quality Of Ancient Age can be enjoyed
by more people than ever before
Next time you buy bourbon, choose Ancient Age.
You'll be glad you did
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
NEXT WEEKS PAPER
0OES TO PRESS
ONE DAY EARllER

o The next weeks edition.
dated Friday, November 20.
will bc printed one day earlier
on account of Thanksgiving.
Copy for this edition must
reach cur Minneapolis offiCe
later than Tuesday noon. No
NrmlSrF IS.
Al advertising copy should
reach rs by 4 ., IN. Monday.
November - Ca insure p,IblIca-
tion In the November 20 edition
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

New Residents Mr. and Mrs
Frank Jackson recently arrived IN
the city and are at present reHid
Ing ~ 1pi7 Second Az y Nj
Jackson was discharged from the
army last month after fourteen
years of service They plan "a
make their home In Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Seen enjoying quiet tete-a-tetes
were the attractiVely attircd
Mines. Lawrence Stewart. Sarah
Nicholson, Lillian Finley Ceols
Webb, Ruth Hickman, Josephine
Oden. William Small. all OF ST
Paul, Edward Hayes, Theodore
Woodland. Emma Simms. Geraldine
Sisson Anna Johnson, y, Cook.
Jeanne Mourney, Miss Vivian
Patterson AuEie Dial Alice Fort
and @, MRyes
Also the Messrs and Mines
Claude Mason. Clarence Smith.
Andrew Clark Jr, Donald Soho
field, Henry Josey. Johnnie Young,
Virgil Hsdlcy. the Messrs George
Clark. Edward McMoOrc, Richard
Mann, Russell Mayo, ChRlmer
Lawson. Dan McAdams and Eddie
jefferson.
Members of the club were kept
busy seeing that everyone had u
good time Mrs Starr shepherd
and Miss Betty Preston registered
the guests. Mr. David Faison and
Miss Ruwcna Warren were kept
busy dispensing cocktails the
Mines Vedra Horn. Janet Carter
and Mary Armstrong kept the
trays filled with appetizing can,
apes and Mrs Virginia Johnson,
hostess, was hitting here and
there seeing that guests were
taken care ~ and their every want
was filled M Johnnie Armstrong
president was busy with the bust
ness affairs Of the club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Social and Personal
, MINNEAPOLIS =

Engagement Announced Mrs Daniel Russell 5l47 Irving
Av this week announced the engagement daughter
Miss Juanita Wynn 1924 Third Av Mr. Coze Breedove
of Mr. j. A BreedlOve 622 Fremont Av n They plan
ming a June wedding.
Californian Feted Mr. Irwin Smith of Los Angeles who
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

IndIspoScd Mr. Andrew Clark
Sr. i0i5 Clinton Az who has
been confined 10 his home with a
virus infection IL greatly i'm.
proved and hopes 10 return 10
work ~ n few days.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

o the
f
Cecil
MohHey A Hall
socalc n club
| its onghh
nnctM the e din figure OF the
Evening star., 1954-04-12
LoMotto in Comeback Fight;
Ldusse Faces Turner Toniqht

will be the Carmen Basilio-
Pierre Langlois match at Syra-
cuse (ABC-TV) Saturday night.
It's a rematch of a December 10
draw in which all three officials
split after a. fine late comeback
by the Frenchman.
Basilio, pride of Canastota,
N. Y, is next in line when Kid
Gavilan gets around to defend
ing his Welterweight title.
Eduardo Lausse. impressive in
his first visit to the States, re-
turns from Argentina tonight to
Evening star., 1954-04-12

box Jesse Turner of st. Louis
at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway.
lThe bout will be on tele-
vision in Washington over
WTTG at $3.50 pm.)
Moses Ward of Detroit, who
made many friends in Slugging
match with Willie Troy last
winter. tops the st. Nicholas
Arena card Friday (ABC- radio,
NBC -TV) against George john
son of Trenton, N. j. With the
circus in. the Garden, the usual
Friday shows will come out of
st. Nick's until May.
Eastern Parkway finally got
the Tommy Jackson Jimmy
Slade match. but had to settle
for new date, April 26, and 10
rounds instead of the original IL.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
Martin McCorthy's 50 Marks
Golf Team Qualifying Relay

Scotch foursome at Army Navy,
while Comdr. and Mrs. D. j.
Garrison were second with
83-14-69. Col. and Mrs. A.
Ressler were third with g. 30
70. Low gross leaders we're Mrs.
l., r. Drake and Col. Frederick
Schuerman, 78; Maj. and Mrs.
William Rogers, 80 and Gen.
and Mrs. E. w. Anderson, 80. S
Players figuring to compete
in the spring handicap tourna-
ment at Courthouse should con-
tact the golf shop for starting
times. MedaliSt for this affair
was Lewis Smith, 70. Robert
Howard had 80, Gordon Kewer,
80; and Ralph Moloney, 80.
y S. L. Parzow scored 140-71-69
to win a Galloway tournament
at Indian Spring. Dick Bird
and DR.. Harold Berman tied for
second with net II.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
LITTLE SPORT
By the Assoeioted Pres,

NEW YORK. April 12.--Jake
LaMotta is on the way back. :
The Bronx fireplug puts his
comeback on television Wednes-
day night (CBS) at Miami
Beach in a 10-round match with
Billy Gilgore of Miami.
When Jake quietly knocked
over some nothing fighter at
West Palm Beach a month ago,
nobody paid much attention. But
the comeback apparently is
serious.
The fight Of the week probably
Evening star., 1954-04-12
BeIvoir Nine Defeats.
Akron u. Team. ll-3

Fort Belvoir is winging along
on a 7-2 baseball record follow
ing an easy victory over visiting
University of Akron yesterday.
The Engineers banged two
Akron hurlers for IL hits and
capitalized on six errors for an
11-3 victory. Akron is winless in
two starts
Evening star., 1954-04-12

Martin Mccarthy. Col, Rennie
Kelly and Mike Janowski are
Maryland State team champion
silip qualifications.
Prince Georges faces Rolling
Road in the first match of the
team championships Saturday.
Standouts for their clubs in the
Fifteen other teams, including
Congressional. which meets Sat-
urday's winner. start a week
from Sunday.
Mccarthy, 57-year-old tour
nament veteran, scored a one
mder-par SO to pace Columbia
Country Clubs qualifiers yester-
day. Other Columbia leaders at
the halfway mark are Col. Ken
Smith and Buddy Bowie. each
with rs; Dick Milburne, 78; Jim
Gardella, 79. and Earle Skinker,
SO.
Col. Kelly topped the Congress
slonal shooters with rounds of
1872. DR.. w. j. Evans was four
strokes over Col. Kelly's total
with 77-77-154.
Mike Jankowski leads at
Prince Georges with 76-79-155,
followed by John Jankowski.
73-74-l57: Bob Miller, 77-80-
157, and Gil Willett, 80-77-l57.
Yesterday produced four holes
-in-one. Bill Familiar, playing
a farewell r0Gnd at Congress
Slonal, got his first ace in 35
years of golf. Familiar, who is
moving to Oakland. Calf. holed
out on the 195-yard 18th with
four wood. Pro Witty Cox, c..
E. Huntley and J. C. Mccormick
were his playmates.
Frank Wilkinson, Wallace
Smith and j. Marvin Haynes
scored the others. Wilkinson
made his on the 206-yard third
hole at Manor with four wood
While playing with L. E. Hill and
John Jones. Smith made his
with six iron on the 17O-yard
sixth OF the East Potomac B
course. Haynes made his on
the l40-yard 10th hole at Chevy
Chase with an eight iron. Play
ing with him were Mrs. Haynes
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynn.
Congressional. Woodmont
kenWood and Manor held blind
bogeys. The winners:
Congressional (75) - Thomas
Shotten, George Cramer, Frank
Morgan, William Foreman, DR..
Ernest Williams. John Flatley
and r. Charles MillWater. Wood
mont (72)-Sam Schwartz and
Lester Rosenberg. Kenwood (7D
Joseph Tubridy. E. w. White,
w. F. Watkins, R. A. Curtin.
Ted Rutley, Robert Cook and
II, L. BrookShire. Manor co.
w. H. Billich and H. E. Davies.
Tom Morey and Jack Betz tied
for third with rs.
Argyle defeated Bethesda,
34l2 to 25 z, in a 40-man match
played on both courses. Argyle
won 2ll2 to 8l2 on its course
and lost, 1913. at Bethesda.
Fired Davis and Harold Vance
We're 4 up against par to win
the tWo-man team tournament
at Belle Haven. Merle Lafferty
and John Lyon and Robert Geb-
hardt and Ed Kirkham tied for
second. each team with 3 up.
William Gutherie, E. P. Bank
croft. A. K. Borough and L. P.
Sinclair scored IA points to win
a Breakfast Club event.
F. T. Gradoville threw away
his six worst holes and came up
with 43-6-37 to win Glass A
honors at Washington. j. r.
Murphy scored 70 for gross hon.
ors. Class B winners were j. G. |
Garrett with 51-12-39 and S. w. |
Reynolds with 81 and Glass c
winners were E. R. Hitchcock
with 50-14-36 and Al Gardiner
with 81. Lew SWartwout with
74-69-l43 and, Jack Williams
with 74-75-149 are the leaders
in the 36-hole qualifying round
for the club ladder.
Col. and Mrs. K. L. ReaVes
scored 82-16-66 to win the
----------------------------
Evening star., 1954-04-12

The New York State heavy
weight title will be at stake.
Jackson, sensational knockout
winner over Dan Bucceroni. will
meet Charley NorkuS in the
Garden, May 81 or, May % if he
gets past Slade.