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Costa Tapped
For Title Bout
After Victory

NEW YORK, May % (P.-
Carmelo Costa. a 21-year-old
Brooklyn featherweight who
didn't fight his first main event
until last June IA, gets the next
shot at Sandy Saddler, the
champion.
Billy Brown. Madison Square
Garden matchmaker, tapped
Costa for the job last night after
he had swarmed all over dancing
Lulu Perez to win a unanimous
decision in a hereunder.
Brown said the title bout
would be held in July or August,
presumably as part of the We'd
nesday night TV series from the
Garden.
Although many thought Costa
still was six months away from
championship battle. Jerry
Salica, his co-manager, pro-
nounced him ready" after his
decisive victory over Perez.
Costa, ranked No. 6 among
the contenders. undoubtedly
boosted his rating by the way
he handled Perez, the No. Z
man in the 126-pound class.
Walking into Perez best punches,
Costa scored repeatedly with a
right hand lead to the body,
followed by a left hook to the
head.
Beaten only twice in 80 fights.
Costa has the boxing skill and
speed to bother Saddler. He did
beat Joey Lopes at the Garden
March ID. and Lopes gave Sad
dler a sound humping Tuesday
IN non-title bout.
Judge Jack Gordon had it GIL
Judge Artie Aidala 80 and Ref
cree Mark Conn Sal, all for
Costa. The A. P. card was 81
for Costa. giving Perez only the
seventh round.
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Four Win Letters

MERCERSBURG, Pa, May %
(SpeciaD Those receiving let
tiers for sports at Mercersburg
Academy here included John o.
LaGorce of Washington for
tennis. Bahram and Farhad
Farzanegan of Washington for
baseball. and Enrique Garcia of
Arlington, Va, for track.
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CARDS, 7; REDLEGS, 4

Runs-Temple, Landrith, MCMILLAN
PAYS, schoendienst Musial 90, Re-
pulski 3D.. Boyer: Error-Grammas
Sarni (2), Moon (2l. Kluszewski, Land
Bell. Temple, RepuisEi. Home runs-Re-
R ReWsR Ja6fonse Left oa ba ssGs
MoS 'Nuxhsii. Z; on vaIentine, l.; Oh
Arroyo; /; Struck out-By, Nuxhall. l;
Nuxhall, S in 3ss innings; off Podbeilan,
. in PA innings; off Valentine. . in 0 in
ming tpitched to three batters in sew
Arroyo s in 6ss innings; of La Paine,
in "a innings: Runs and earned runs
of Nuxhall. 5-5; of Podbeilan, 90;
of Valentine 20: of Klippstein, 90:
off Arroyo. 4-3 of La Paine 90 Win
ming pitcher-Arroyo. (5-0l. Losing
pitcher-Nuxhall t4-3). Time-2:33.
$40.
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TIGERS, |; WHITE sox, 0

Totals 80 62412 Totals 90 s 27 10
Walked for Donovan in eth.
Chicago " 600 600 000--O
Detroit ----- 600 0l0 00X--l
Run-House. Run batted in-House.
Two-base hit-Groth. Home run
House Stolen baSes-Rivera (2). Sac
rifces-Fox; Stephens, Hoeft. Double
plays-Stephens to Fox to Jackson Dom
ovan to CarraSquel to jackson, Phillips
to Malmberg to Fain, Left on bases
Chicago, 8; Detroit, T.. Bases on balls
out-By Donovan. 4: by Chakales. |; by
Hoeft. T. Hits-Of Donovan, 8 in 6
innings: of ChakaleS, . in . innings.
IL; off Chakales. 90. Winning pitcher
-Hoeft t4-2l. Losing pitcher--Dono-
van t5-2). Time-2:19. Attendance
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN TEArTIE

BATTING Biased on 100 at BATS.
kg4enn, Detroit, .377: Kaline. Detroit.
s Mantle al, New York. .54l; Toilar, Chi.
RUNs-Mantle,, New York. AZ: Bauer,
New YORK, 80; Smith, Cleveland, 35
kalins Detroit. 20; Carey and Berra.
RUNS BATTED N--Berra, New York.
York "a; Vernon, Washington. So;
trs S4 Rs petr Nsx 3 5o Kalins Pc
eye!snd snd Mantle hfE fG New ~ Yor Sm e.
DOUBLES-Finigan. Kansas City 10;
iks pssn White Hffte,, AND o1 Agsanis Boston
TRIPLEs-Maptls, New YORK, s; Fox,
Chicago; and Kaline. Detroit. 4; Ste
S Seens yo Boston and Bauer and Carey,
HOME RUNsUzernial. Kansas City, and
Y YoTk; 10; Jensen, Boston, and kaiin as
STOLEN BAsEs-Minoso. Chicago, 8;
Jensen. Boston, and Kaline. Detroit,
5; Rivera. Chicago: futile, Detroit;
Hunter New York, and Busby. Wash
PITCHING biased on Q decisions>-Aber,
Detroit: 30. 900; Turley, New York,
WIN wv s ga F3rd New York S,l s51
Kellnsr. Kansas City, Al. 500,
STRIkEOUTS-Turley New York, rs:
score Cleyeland, ~; sullivan, Boston,
Detroit. SO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 100 at bats-Ash-
York. 1851; Schoendienst, st. Louis.
PAMELA, Brooklyn. and Kluszewski.
RJ;NS-Snider ProokIvr az. pru+on
Nays New York so Gillian sfM nof Brook Ok;
Ky, lyy9' snd 4r Aaron Milwaukee, Is;
Brooklyn, and Kluszewski. cincinnati'
,, Il; Ennis; philadelphia, %, -.
HiMTsSM vd%Hsn .ns Ne D.r YORK So; Aarop
Schoendienst, st. Louis, As; Campo
n niIh Brooklyn and Kluszewski. Gin
DoUBLES-Hodees. Brooklyn, and Ash
burn, Philadeiphia, ii; Adcock. Nil
gaukee. and, Repulski, st. Louis. 10;
me players tied with 3.
tchssM and Aaron MsS Yq Mwsak rend &
Baker Baker Chicago. and Bruton. Miiwau-
HOME RuNsnaKluszewskt. Cincinnati.
Bro!oklyn, and Mays; New York. 10;
sT sId En RasE sshiled1iSlshia n9oo.,vr
Temple, Cincinnati, and Boyer, st.
Louis, 8: Baker and Fondy. Chicago,
Harmon, Cincinnati, Bruton, Milwau-
PITCHING biased on decisions
Newcombe Brooklyn. 10. 1000; Jeff.
coat, Chicago. and Arroyo. st. Louis,
.s75; Erskine, Brooklyn, 90, $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Chicago. So; Con-
ley. Milwaukee, 81; Antonelli, New
York. "a; Haddix st, Louis, 40: Rob-
erts. PHILADELPHIA, 40.
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Rugby for Pitt Back

SARNIA, Ontario. May % (P).
John Jacobs, 200-pound full
back from the University of
Pittsburgh, has signed with the
Sarnia Imperials of the Senior
Ontario Rugby Football Union.
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PHILLlEs, 5; PIRATES. z
Totals 40123 1910 Totals IS z 80 II
Grounded into double play Tor

Totals 40 IL 80 10 TotalS so ou 10
Grounded into double play for
Struck out for King in 10th.
PHILADELPHIA 600 600 002 3--S
pittsburgh -------. 100 900 100 o.
Runs-Gorbous smalley Jones' Sem Sem.
batted in-Lynch. Groat. Seminick t2)'
smalley. Ennis, Jones: Tw4,base hits
Smaley, Jones, Groat Home run
MS. sacrifices-E. Freese. Ashburn.
Double plsys-E., Freess to Great 70
Left on bases-Philadelphia: s.; Pitts
bursh, 8 Bases on 6allsLoG We py Ift.
Of Friend WsbS stTs9k s. oui By Friend.
i: By King, l.. Hits--of Littleheeld;, 2
in ia innings; off Friend. In ~ IN
nings; off King, > in q inning. Rune
and earned runs-of Wehmeier,- 81;
81 Littlehed 90 of nt,t Fpisnd SSi HT
I3-oI Losing pitcher--Friend CID.
Time-o:43. Attendance-6,956.
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GIANTS, 3; DODGERS. I
Totals 81 7247 Totals 80 8 20 10
l Fouled out for Roebuck in 9th,
Brooklyn
New York

Runs-Gilliam. Thompson, Mays, Hof-
man. Runs batted in--Snider, Hoffman,
Mays CD. Home runs-Hofman, Mays.
Sacrifices-Maglie CO, Robinson. Sac
rif1ce fiy-Snider. Double play-Maglie
to Dark to Lockman. Left on bases
BROOKLYN. @; New York. z. Bases on
ballS-Off Erskine, .; of Maglie. 3.
Struck out--By Erskine. 4 by Maglie. 3.
Hits-Of Erskine, 8 in 71a innings; off
Roebuck, 0 in % inning. Runs and
buck 90: of Maglie, II. Winning
pitcher-Maglie (5-3. Losing pitcher
Erskine t6-21. Time-2:23. Attend
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Totals 81 II II IF Totals 81 Y z
Flied out for Palica in 9th.
New York - 400 OI0 010-6
Baltimore -- ITO 900 600
Runs-Bauer, Carey. Berra (2). Noren.
Robinson. Kennedy, Diering. Error
Carey. Runs batted in--Berra. Robin
son 80, Diering, Mantle, McDougald.
Woodling. Two base hits-Mantle. Hun
ter. Three-base hlt-Mantle. Home runs
Robinson, Diering. Sacrifice fy-
Berra. Double play-Hunter to Nc
Dougald to Robinson. Left on bases
balls-Of Ford. g.; OF Palica. 2. Struck
out-By Ford. 4; by Palica, q. Runs
and earned runs-of Ford, e.; off
l6-D. Losing pitcher-Palica 2-5j.
Time-2:30. Attendance-2l,15O
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BRAVES. 7; CUBS, 5
Totals 36ll 27p Totals "a 81

Totals 80 279 Totals "a II 81 IL
Walked for Cohen in 5th.
. Grounded into force play for Nc
Cullough in 9th.
3 Grounded out for Andre in 9Th
Grounded out for Jeffcoat in 9th.
Milwaukee -------- 0Oo 100 1907
Chicago ----0ll 001 200-5
Runs-Burton Tanner. Aaron. Logan
90 Grove, Crandall, Miksis, Baker,
Speake, jackson, Tape. Errors-( Nonel.
Runs batted in--McCullough. Grove
t2l,. Jackson t2I. Bruton i2i, crandall,
Sconley, Logan, speake (2l. Two;base
hitS-Banks. Crandall. Baker. Home
Runs--Bruton, Jackson. Logan. Speake
Stolen base-Bruton Sacrifice-Baker
Sacrifice fly-McCullough Double plays
-Bruton to Logan to Pafko: Crandall
to O'Connell; Banks to Baker to Fondy.
Left on bases--MilWaukee. S: Chicago,
g, Bases on balls-Of Jones &: off
Conley. 3; of Bull, 2. Struck out-By
Jones. 3: by Conley, 6; by Bull, =,
by Jeffcoat, l.: Hits-Off Jones. in
~ innings: off Cohen . in - inning:
of Andre, o in / inning; off Jeffcoat.
3 in 3 innings. off Conley, 10 in Z
INNINGS NM OF # Bull: IN . innings. Runs
Cohen, IL: of Andre, 90: off Jef1coat.
IL; of Conley, SIS: of Bull, 90.
Winning pitcher-Conley T-1. Losing
pitcher-Jones (5-5). Time-2:51. At
tendance-S,S4S.
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GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Miss Star Nc, Mighty Prompt,
Royal Kitty.
2-Major's Star. Gettysburg,
Bertram Junior.
3-Royal Brev. Gypsy Gal. Ver-
mons Baby.
4Quick Way, Marcenelle,
Meadow Bird.
5-Tiana, Goblin, Belle Rose.
croft.
6-Onda Hanover. Miss Nc I,
Miss Antoinette B.
7-Date Knight. My Scotch
Belle. Billy's Lady.
8-RIPLAND, Trixy Tass,
Mighty Gwen.
LOngsh0t daily double
JEFF PROTECTOR and
GETTYSBURG.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
YANKEES, s; ORIOLES. 2

Totals 81 IL 81 IL Totals 80 Ell
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other World
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice to the said
Administrative at the office of
James A. Cumming, Attorney for
estate, at II E. 9Th ST., in Column
bia Falls, in the County of Flat
head, State of Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
ALVINA GARLOUGH
Administrative of the Estate Of
said Deceased.
Date at Columbia Falls, this 18th
day of November, 1854.
James A. Cumming
Attorney for Petitioner
Dec. "a, 81, 1854; Jan. Z, IA, 1855
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

WANTED - 14-16 FIT. ALUMNI
UNI house trailer. Write best
cash price. 344 1st Ave. w. Kali
ispen. 25*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

SADDLE WANTED WANTED
to buy good used saddle. Ca
ley's c1-25
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14
Legal Department
SHERIFF's SALE

Bank of Columbia Falls, Inc, a.
banking corporation, Plaintiff,
Against
Herman Gilbertson, ct al, Defend
ant.
To Be Sold at sheriff's Sale:
On the 9th day of February,
AID, 1855, at 200 o'clock P. NJ, at
the front door of the Court House,
in the City of Kalispell, County of
Flathead, State of Montana, that
certain real property situate in
said Flathead County, and partic-
ularly described as follows. to-
wit:
That part of the Northwest
Quarter of the Northwest Quar-
ter of Section 81, Township 81
North, Range 10 West, M. P. NJ,
described as follows:
Beginning at point on the
West boundary of Highway No.
2, which point is $50 feet North
from the South boundary of
said subdivision; thence West $50
feet on line parallel to the
South boundary of said NWA
NWA; thence at right angles
South 208 feet to a point; thence
at right angles West 416 feet
to a point; thence at right angles
North 416 feet to point; thence
at right angles East 624 feet
more or less, to an intersection
with the West boundary of sale
Highway No. 2; thence Souther-
ly, following the West boundary
of Highway No. 2, 208 feet, more
or less to the place of beginning
Together with all and singula,
the tenements, Entertainments, ant
| Appearances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining.
| Dated this 10th day of January
| AID, 1865.
i RICHARD P. WALSH,
Sheriff of Flathead
County, Montana
by Francis Ripke,
Deputy Sheriff
Pub. Jan. IA, 81, %; Feb. 4, 1855
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ter 440, Ingraham 535 Totals 1893,
1923, 841, 2457. Columbia Falls |!
Lumber VS.. Bank of Columbia Falls
Peltzer SGT, Choate 545, Vinegar
483, Dewitt 472, Chef $40. Totals
1872, $50, 901, 1888. L. Ryan 581,
D. Downen 486, K. Downen 444,
u. Ryan 539, D. Crosswhite 500,
Totals 888, $50, 921, 1859.
TIMBER LEAGUE
Standings: Won Lost: Stoltze
Lumber No. 2, 1919; Canyon Ho-
tel and Bar, 41-27; Plum Creek
Planer, 1888; Stoltze Lumber No.
/, 1896; Plum Creek Lumber, 81
36; Rocky Mountain Lumber, 81
36; Superior Mill, 1926; Plum
Creek Sawmill, 1919.
Honor Roll: High individual
game, Kittleson 249, High indiv-
idual series, Kittleson $40; High
team game, Canyon Hotel & Bar,
986; High team series, Superior
Mill 2799.
Results: Rocky Mountain Lum-
Der VS.. Canyon Hotel and Bar: Reid
513, Klein 522, Lind 443, Allen 5O4,
Aaberg 500. Totals 877, 902, Sol,
1880. Veach 585, Kittleson 649,
Barnett $50, Border SOP, Fred
Johnson 497, Totals 985, 812, 986,
2783. Plum Creek Lumber VS.. Su-
perior Mill: Knapton 619, Hanlon
(, ST., Howard Johnson ass, Nutshell
SIT, Rude 587. Totals 985, 874,
800, 2749. B. Adams, Jr. SOL, Butz-
laff 583, Lyle 532, B. Adams, Sr.
GOT, Skyberg SIS. Totals 922, 972,
905, 2799. Stoltze Lumber No. VS..
Plum Creek Planer: Christofferson
480, Gill ass, Nadeau 496, Larson
I470, Wiley 557. Totals 1874, 825, 800
2468. A. Luce 548, Weyrauch 514
, Mateka $50, Piper asa, Himmesoete
$50. Totals 855, 878, 1872, 2625
Plum Creek Sawmill VS.. Stoltze
Lumber No. 2: Binns AS, Kesslel
SOB, Orondorf 479, Wilson 499
5 Vinegar 513. Totals ITO, 847, 813
: 2439. Forcum 446, Slocomb 513
/: Harley Johnson 491, Preston 452
Donegar 615. Totals 1856, 1888, 1913
2517.
, ALUMINIUM LEAGUE
Standings: Won Lost: AAC
+ Operating Office, 1920; Foley
Constructors, 1925; Construction
Stfffs, 1870; Field Engineers, "a.
l 80; AAC Warehouse Office 1873
e Casey Electric, 1888; Potline Tuf
f;oc OK 90. A Az yU,robo,,co 90 on
Honor Roll: High individual
!; game, McMaster 229; High indiv
< idual series McNicol 612; Higl
S team game, Foley Constructors
952, High team series, Foley Con
i structors, 2731.
: Results: Potline Turtles VS.. Con
h struction Stiffs: Alderman Az
/; Johnson 465, Lindsey 576, McMas
t ter 578, Woster $40. Totals 868, 911
829, 1908. sheldon 489, Harne
5. 480, Irvine 518, Hickey 492, Add
3, abbo SCI. Totals ISL, 1872, 857, 254t
n Casey Electric VS.. AAC Operatin
3, Office: Kelly 464, Gotcher 53l
e Wulf 495, Sullivan 500, Harris At.
h Totals $40, 1872, 829, 247O. Gobl
= 500, Vucasovich sos, Eccleston Al
S: Liddicoat 576, Feeney 442. Tota.
: 827, $50, 813, $500. AAC Ware
l. house Office VS.. Foley Construct
0. ors: Williams 464, Estensen 81
t. Vervoort 551, Rowles 481, ]
l. Thomas 467. Totals 1913, 8O7, "a
4. 2479. McNicol 612, Elliott 81
Y. Hamer 533, Chef 535, Sattler 54
r, Totals 884, 895, 952,- 2731. AA
9. Warehouse VS.. Field Engineers: A
lie word 556, McClintock $40, Thacl
E er 438, Carey $50, MCGUIRE AZ
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 56O6

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 56O6
Estate of Evvie E. Parker, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the Administrative of
the estate of Evvie E. Parker de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them,
with tn necessary vouchers,
within (four) months after the
first publication Of this notice to
the said Administrative at the Of
flee of James A. Cumming, attor-
ney for the estate at II E. 9Th ST.,
Columbia Falls, Montana, in the
County of Flathead, State of Mon
tana, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business OF
said estate.
Mrs. Alice r. Reid,
Administrative of the Estate OF
said Deceased.
Dated at Columbia Falls, Mon
tana, this 7th day of December
1854.
James A. Cumming,
Attorney for Petitioner
Dec. "a, 81, 1854; Jan. 7, IA, 1855
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE - 3 ROOM HOUSE
with picture window. Partly fur
nished, nice location, good soil,
in Lenonville. Very reasonable.
Phi. Sikh. 25*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

Totals S2s, 822 $50 2481. Apple
gate 538, Hula 472, Roster 489,
Stedman 544, 10th AT. Totals 813,
100, 887, 249O. Casey Electric VS..
Foley Constructors: Harris 461,
Kelly 556, Gotcher 564, Red Smith
467, Wulf 504. Totals $50, 865,
1913, 1852. Chef 535, Hamer SOC,
Elliott SIG, Dryer 486, Sattler 485,
Totals 879, 819, $50, 1923. Potline
Turtles VS.. Field Engineers: Alder
man SGT, Johnson 482, Lindsey $50,
McMaster SOB, Woster 584. Totals
1874, $50, 800, 1854. 10th 538, Lane
512, Stedman 465, Roster 464, APP
plegate 523. Totals 804, 1876, 872,
2502. Construction Stiffs VS.. AAC
Operating Office: Barnes 521, Har-
ney 522, Schmidt 499, Addabbo
498, Irvine 483. Totals $40, 808,
875, 1928. Goble 496, Vucasovich
538, Eccleston $50, Liddicoat sos,
Feeney $40. Totals 852, 872, 889
2613.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14
Compiled by Mrs. Jack veach
MERCHANTS LEAGUE

MERCHANTS LEAGUE
Standings: Won Lost: Moody's
Clothing, 1920; City Cleaners, AZ
Is; Hungry Horse Maintainers, 80
80; VFW Post No. $3.50, 1888;
G & G Service, 1898; B & B Food
Mart No. 2, 29-39; Vandevanter
Meats, 28-40; Lutheran Brother
hood, Plat.
Honor Roll: High individual
game, Blades, 230; High individual
series, DeReu, 6O4; High team
game, City Cleaners, 969; High
team series, VFW Post $3.50, 2750.
Results: City Cleaners VS.. B & B
Food Mart No. 2: DeReu 6O4, Sky
berg 533, R. Larson 500, Martinson
535, Cuba 465. Totals 800, 898,
o69, 2676. Rickert SOL, Simmons
AL, Gochnauer 535, Roeschlaub
SCI, Warnock 486. Totals 872, 829,
843, 2544. Moody's Clothing VS..
G & C Service: v. Lane 500,
Moody 518, Holmquist 594, Chef
514, Trimmer $40. Totals 903, 873
938, 2714. Greene ATT, Weaver ACT
Jordan 489, Gilman $50, Janni 478
Totals 806, 881, 804, 2491. Luther
an Brotherhood VS.. Hungry Horse
Maintainers: Bergen 489, Hoye sol
Pryce 500, Bakshas 489, Rasmus-
sen $50. Totals 1888, 916, 858, 2557
D. Thomas $50, Craft SIS, Lee $50
Sletten 497, Harner 496. Totals
1913, 1872, 879, 1909. Vandevantel
Meats VS.. VFW Post No. $3.50
Hacker 494, Ford 495, E. Vande-
vanter 524, Leighty 486, R. Vande-
vanter 495. Totals 1886, 831, 1913
2494. Blades 594, Clapper SGT
Higson sos, Johnsrud $50, Ritter
494, Totals 879, 910, 961, .2750.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standings: Won Lost: Canyon
Cafe, 571z-1015; Apgar Villag,
Inn, 33h-34h; Union Sheet Metal
33h-3415; Columbia Falls Lum.
Der, 1896; B & B Meats, 1896
Rex's Skin Heads, 81 " "; Banl
of Columbia Falls, 29-39; Lion
Club, 19-45.
F1OVOT null IllSl ulQlVlOud
game, Apologize, 237, High indiv
idual series, Hyndman, 626, Higl
team game, Union Sheet Metal 994
High team series, Union Shee
Metal, 1929.
Results: Union Sheet Metal v!
Rex's Skin Heads: McManus 54$
Hanson $40, Driscoll 564, Hyndma
626, Aaberg sol. Totals 994, 90.
913, 1929. Dickey 497, Applegat
SOL, w. Lane $50, Curl All, Veac
485. Totals 900, 842, 822, 1854. Ap
gar Village Inn VS.. B & B Meat
Thompson $50, Riley 581, l.. Mac
kin 583, w. Mackin, Sr. sos, Sun
ell 568. Totals 913, 919, 938. 277
Lynn $50, R. Thomas 514, Christ
ensen 564, T. Crosswhite 493, De-
vail 564. Totals $50, 935, 939, 272
Canyon Cafe VS.. Lions Club: y
Lane 512, Bealey STA, B. Ressle
483, Smith 488, H. Ressler SO
Totals 1874, 1854, 928, 1886. Beag
ATT, Aubert SIG, Hudson 486, Ca1
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

WANTED-LICENSED PRACTI-
cal nurse wishes specializing in
private homes. Hope Smith. Call
1912 after IL. 25*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

FOR SALE-27 HOUSE TRAILER
Metal exterior. tandem wheels
and toilet. $1275.00. Sunset Trail
er Courts, Col. Falls. 25*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

In the District Court Of the Elev-
enth judicial District Of the
State OF Montana, in and For
the County Of FIathead.
ALIAS SUMMONS
No. 1922
R. W. VESSELS, Plaintiff, VS..
LEN SULLIVAN and GLADYS
SULLIVAN, his wife, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
sends greetings to the above
upon one OF you in each County
named Defendants and to each Of
them:
. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED to answer the Complaint in
this action, which is filed in the
office of the Clerk of this Court,
copy of which is herewith served
wherein any OF you reside and t.
file your answer and serve copy
thereof upon the Plaintiffs attor-
neys within twenty days after the
service OF this Summons, exclusive
of the day of service; and in case
of your failure to appear or ans
wer judgment will be taken against
you, by default, for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint. This
action is brought to recover the
sum of $375.00 together with in
terest on $500 at SO per annum
from March S, 1854, to August 81
| 1854, and interest on $4,000, al
So per annum, until paid, to-
gether with plaintiffs costs, fol
monies loaned to the defendants
by the plaintiff at their special in
stance and request, said recovery
to be made only against the sun
of $395.75 now in the control o.
possession of Sheriff of Flatheae
County, Montana, by reason of thu
attachment by him made On Aug.
ust 20, 1854, of said $395.73 ther
on deposit by the defendants will
the Conrad National Bank of Kali.
ispell, Montana.
i Witness my hand and the Sea
of said Court this 14th day of De
cember, 1854.
| (SEAL)
, JACIE WILLIS,
Clerk of said Court
by Cecile Sund,
) Deputy Clerk
Rognlien and Hash
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Kalispell, Montana
Dec. "a, 81, 1854; Jan. 7, IA, 1855
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14

TWO OR THREE BEDROOM
house for sale. Full basement
Corner lot. Inquire H. J. Mustell,
1873 Second Ave. East, Col. Falls
Phone AK. 27*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of v. B. GARLOUGH, also
known as VAN B.. GARLOUGH,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the Administratrix Of
the Estate of v. B. Garlough, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-28
STARTED FIGHTING EARLY

IlncolntOn S amateur Welter-
weight boxing champ. Jim Carter,
is "a years old now. but he's al
ways been a scrapper, amateur
style, ever since he was small
tyke. He remembers, when the
family lived in Cherryville, that
as 6-year old they used to get up
in the ring to do battle with other
kids his size or larger as a "side-
light" attraction to the town box
ing shows put on by the older
groups. used to get lot of ice
cream and candy" Jim reminisced
on his kid" fighting days.
This week Jim moves ever closer
to his ambition of becoming U. S.
amateur welterweight champ. and
perhaps later, pro champion, if
he decides to leave the amateur
ranks. He's to participate in the
Eastern AAU GIG. finals in New
York as the "CarolinaS Welter-
weight" king. He is the son of
Clyde Carter. we'll known barber,
and a former Semi-pro baseball
pitcher, His wife, the former Bet
ty Laney. was an outstanding
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-28
LR And ECTC To
Participate In
Dist. 20 PIoyoffs

HICKORY - Hickory, N. c..
and KinSton, N. c. have been
selected for the opening sites for
the NAIA District &c playoffs it
was announced by district chair
man, James Hamilton, basketball
mentor at Lenoir Rhyme College.
Lenoir Rhyme, winner of the
North State loop regular season
crown, and East Carolina have
been selected as two of the four
teams to participate.
Action will begin Monday night
February % with the final con-
test being played on Wednesday
night at an undetermined spot.
The Bears will play host to one
outfit in Hickory while the Pr
ates will meet the other team in
KinSton.
East Carolina qualified for the
playoffs by virtue of their super
ior record against NAIA foes
while the Bears automatically
qualified on their first place rat
ing in the North State loop.
Lenoir Rhyme ended the re9u-
lar campaign with 1874 record
and 14-2 in the conference. East
Carolina posted a 1876 season
mark and a 1874 loop record.
The winner of the District 26
playoffS will travel to Kansas
City to compete for the national
crown. Last season, East Carolina
copped the District 26 honors but
bowed out in the first round at
Kansas City.