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Evening star., 1955-05-28

!: Sonia Henie is in Mexico City
rehearsing the skating act she
premieres in July in Scandina-
via! The world is this girls
oyster and she has enough dia-
monds to encircle it.
The fish in Walt Disney's
10000 Leagues Under the Sea"
received better notices in Eng
land than did actors James Ma
son, Kirk Douglas and Peter
LORE. The honeymoon is
over for the Orson Welleses. She
left for Rome for conferences on
a new film and Orson went off in
the direction Of Spain, to do a
documentary.
Alec Guinness has been asked
to come to Hollywood to star in
The Little Hut" But Alec wants
a fabulous amount of money for
doing the movie and this could
kill the deal. Frenchman
Daniel Cauchy, young actor who
had some dates with Terry
Moore during the Cannes Film
Festival, has followed her to
London. Edmund Gwenn has
spent most of his fortune un-
successfully seeking a cure for
his arthritis. . Tallulah Bank
head is making retraction
about the San Francisco press,
and now says they were dahl
ings" during her Dear Charles
show there.
*k u
Dick Powells daughter Ellen
called to say her future Ken
lucky Derby colt is not named
Winston Churchill, but Timothy
Scott. Sorry. :. Fred Mac
Murray is serenading June
Haver with his new electric
guitar. Cecil B. De Mile
says he's up to So million and
Thou shalt not commit adul-
terry" in his "Ten Command
ments" epic. -. Quotable quote
from Richard Widmark: Holly
wood is the only place where
the life of the driver expires
before the drivers license"
Humphrey Bogart has the
best laugh on television. Some
time ago. Bogey signed with
CHS to do "Petrified Forest" p"
After the contracts were signed,
it was discovered that NBC
owns the script. So Bogey col
lected from the former studio,
and will appear Monday on
NBC in the play that started
him to fame.
Robert Cummings is most
unbewitched about the pros
poets for his "Bewitched" film
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don q Atkins Eealtor
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80
ROOMS - furnished Preferably
men SOB Buffalo St. Farrnvflle
I PFl0nE 1861 8-30-tf
Observation-Disclosures
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furnished 800 Beech st Phone
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CARD OF THANn1

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WEAVER--We ~lSu 10 esQre
our sincere thank and applecia-
ton TO our many friends aud
neighbors for their kind express
sions o. sympathy dur.ng o4e re-
cent beTea yement Mrs C.aad
Weave and children II-te-It
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SERVICES

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DITCHING - let us dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc by ma
chine especially designed for that
purpose Rural Tsk solicited
P1itney Plumbing and fSsting
Phone 4S3, Farmyille. Va. 4-2Nff
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O. e. TELBVISION sa1es and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service. Motley Hardware
Co. 1913 and 231 Main ST. phone
25s or 3o2, Farmmlle. Va. 6-l0-tf
w r MASON Zenith Radio and
TeleVlsion sales and service
Phone 1888 day or 300sMx night
Located opposite Taylor Mfg. Co.
on Route As s-3o-26p
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer:
shanaberger & Sons, RI. AGO East.
phone 1913. Farmville. Va. 5-27-tf
SPENCEi2c-can solve your figure
problem For health and beauty.
Annie Y Putney. Registered Cor
setiefe. Farmville 10-2l-Gp F.
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ers Bank and rms, corn.r,. III
Farnville held on Noyember f5
1855. the Rsql,lar semi ANN.
Dividend No. ia at the rata of
4 per cent and also an Extra mo-
idend Of 4 pei cent vara declared
on the Capital Stock 1f fna B4rt
payable December b. 1855 Is
+ Stockholders Of record Noven bef
IS 1885 j G. R0NDURANq,
Cashier. I-ig-2ttFt
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NOTICE
At a Regular Meetua Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of Bucxing-
ham County, held at the Court
House thereof on Monday Nov
/ Z. 1855 the following action Was
taken
Moved by G III Moon seconded
by NJ + LeSueul and carried THAT
The Board adopt the following
ordinance
Under authority Of Section 20
1875 29- 1876 and 29-l88 ! Of tine
Code of Virginia 1850 the Board
Of Supervisors 0f thr County of
Buckingham Virginia doth 0rean
as follows
SECTION I i, shall be uuiaW
~! tor amy person firm or corpot
alton % own ketp hold or harooE
any COZ over the ace Of 4 months
within BUCKINGHAM COUNTY VI-
2lnIa unless said doa ual have
been yaccinated Wi-a NOTED
live VIRUS antrabics vaccine 3p
proved by the Virginia State De-
partment Of Health within a per
iod Of 80 months
SECTION IT ANY person fIm
or corporation transporting 4 dog
INTO Buckingham County Virgin
Ia, for residence from some 9TH
er jurisdictions or any person
firm ca corporation now residing
in RlfGk5 4ul,rr,, T'c,ttt.. fgt....t.s,..
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1851 FORD

4door sedan custom V-8
Overdrive. radlo heater White
sidewdiI tires
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FOR SALE


YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
ShanAberger IL Sons. Rt. 4so East
phonh, 800. Farmville. Va. 5-2T-t
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livery prices So cord. on yard 50
Two miles east Prospect. r. r
Williams, phone 3o2oW. 1928 81
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REFTIGERATORS and electric
ranges Cheap Phone $50. Sic
Rothe. ll-5-tt
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NAME PLATES for dog collars
75c each. Walker Young. phone
III or 202G-J after 6. I'LL -4r
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BEST PRICES on beef for freea-
Ing Cralle's Store 81
TWO BEAGLES two years Old
and run good Price s35. II II
Dunkum. Farmvlie Va phone
2GlGJ lib 20
@~+~-~ . 80
WHY WORRY about rrouoi~sosne
skin infection Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. l2-2l-5fp II
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INSURANCE. Republication
local trustworthy claim service
Call 4Be or write MIS- Annie v
Putnep. Farmville t0-2l-6p If
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HOUSE, rooms and bath
Across from Kilkare Laundry Gail
farmsale 7i9R l1-f8- q
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BICYCLE Boys 26 good condi-
ton. Also wicker stroller. Both
reasonable Mrs w Edward
Smith. Farmville, phone 357.
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SAUERS Pure Black Pepper. III
&c stop ~ Shop. across Cumber-
land Bridge 1l-iB II
so LII. LARD TINS Toe Stop Il
Shop. across Cumberland Bridge.
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SALT 100 lbs. 81 IS stop 81 Shop
across Cumberland Bridge 11-fS-4
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TUREEYS-~Ordcr your Thanks
giving turkey now Fresh dressed
Arthur and Leroy Welchlin. Farm
VILE. phone 2029J. ii-l8~2
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TURKEYS See Ann jenkins.
Care Jenkins Brothers. Gwen
Bay Wa ll-l8-1
GUN T. Stevens IL gauge shot gun.
in good condition Walter l.
Wright. r.. 2, Box e4A. Gladstone
Va. Live on GAG leading from
highway "a 10 so ll-is- Il
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MAN Married man with car to
distribute Fuller brushes in Cum
berland County, by appointment
only $4,000 plus weekly expenses
Write manager, 1912 Memorial
Ave Lynchburg. Va. Phone g.
5l93. l0~28-tf
80 - - e~-~~-~
ROUTEMAN for serving farm
customers with Nationally Adver-
tiSed merchandise IN Prince Ed
ward County Earnings up to and
over $500 per week possible from
the start. Should be over Is years
OF age with car or light truck
For further information write
The j r. Watkins Company. p
Q. Box 507i. Richmond, Virginia
ll-4-3(F)
WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh
dealer in Farmville. Write Raw
letgh's Dept. YAK 650-R. Rich
mond, Va ii-l1-25- 2p
MECHANIC Il BODY man. Brick
eit OIL Co. 305 w. 3rd st. phone
283, Farmville. Va. ff-l8-2t
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Iq48 BUICK

Special prices on uIl above
cars for quick sole. Others
10 select from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
FORE AND AFT BY ne,s.lm lember., j.,

On the theory that it's never
too early to start teaching boat
ing safety, the Boy Scouts and
the Evinrude Boating Founda-
ton will launch a national pro-
gram Of small boat handling and
safety. Eventual goal is instruc-
ton for more than $500, 900 boys.
The initial phase calls for
training Of adult leaders, such
as camp, program and water
front directors of units. Courses
are planned this year for scout
camps at New Harmony. Md,
Morristown. N. j., Parkman,
Ohio. Usage Beach, Mo-, and
Crawford, Tex.
Sponsors figure it will take
two years to get the program
working on a national scale. The
foundation is devoted to an edu-
cational program of safety
afloat. small boat handling and
conservation Of fish and wildlife.
Entries have started coming in
to Chairman Yves Lusby for
Capital Power Boat Associations
wacky creepstakes regatta to be
held week from tonight as part
of CPBA's benefit dance. Well
known area and bay speedboat
racers will propel themselves
around the dance floor at the
Heurich Hospitality Hall on
four wheeled creepers used by
garage mechanics. Seven elm
nation heats are planned, fol-
lowed by a grand finale.
Among those listed to trace"
are Commodore Frank Vernon,
Joe Palmer. Joe Harmon. Bill
Carlo. Frank Pasquini. Mac Nc
Dougal, Ed Murphy. Don ,Thayer
and Lusby, and Scotty Strauss
of Baltimore and Ted Thompson
Of Severna Park, Md. Strauss is
the top ranking stock cupboard
driver Of Region 4 which takes
in three States and the District.
Lusby points out that the pub
lie may purchase tickets for the
dance and regatta at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
SaddIer's Slim Odds
Over Davis Surprise
BY III. A..oeieisd Pres.

NEW YORK. Feb. Sandy
Saddler, the featherweight cham
pion, takes his crown out Of the
deep freeze tonight in meeting
Teddy (Red Top) Davis in a
15-round title bout in Madison
Square Garden.
This is the skinny, 2s-year-old
champions first title defense in
Il months and he's a surprisingly
low 7-to-5 favorite to beat the
81 year old ex railroad cook
from Hartford, Conn.
On their records Sandy 139-
1920 should be at least 8 to
over Davis (59-47-2). the "los-
INCEST" challenger Of all time.
Maybe the odds are so small
because virtually every one has
forgotten there's such a thing
as a featherweight king. The
National Boxing Association says
there isn't. It lifted the New
Workers. crown for not defend
ing it within the required six
month period. but didn't name
a successor. Tonight's victor.
however, will be recognized as
NBA champion.
There will be $4,000 added to
the pot tonight from the radio
television receipts. The 10 pm.
scrap will be broadcast and tele-
cast coast to coast by NBC.
(WRC in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
Gu and Terp Boxers
In Meets Tomorrow

Catholic University ends its
dual meet boxing season tomor-
row night by entertaining
Georgetown and Maryland closes
its home schedule against SYRIA
cuse in the biggest night for
college boxing fans here in two
years.
Both host teams will be trying
to even their season records.
Gu lost to Army and Maryland
before knocking over CCNY last
Saturday. Maryland has won
two matches. lost three and tied
one so far, including a defeat by
Syracuse. The bouts at Brook
land begin at 8 o'clock and the
ones at College Park at 8:15.
Unless Coach Marty Gallagher
sends his Hoyas to the Eastern
tournament at College Park
March II and IL this match will
be Georgetown's only appear
ance in intercollegiate compete
ton this year.
Coach Frank Cronin of Mary
land is counting on a better
performance from one of his
NCAA champions and two lineup
changes to reverse a 412-3R de-
feat at Syracuse two weeks ago.
Gary CARRIER, national 119-pound
titlist, tired in the late going
against Frank Guelli and lost a
close decision.
Maryiand-Syracuse.
1875 pounds-Gary CARRIER VS.. Frank.
i33 pounds-vinnie Palumbo vs.. Caro-
ias pounds--Tony opposite vs.. john
147 pounds--osry Fisher VS.. Bob
l5s pounds--Dick soucy vs.. Gus
1856 pounds-Bob scali vs. Gil
Tvs pounds-Leo coyns VS.. Lou 1anni-
Heayywsisht-oens waters VS.. Nick
Catholic U.--Georgetown.
125 pounds-Biu Mcdonald vs.. ousn-
:. 1872 pounds--Mike Fahey W. Frank
5heenan.
1879 pounds-Jack DAILY VS.. Ed Ryan.
LAT pounds-Doug Borchard VS.. Felix
Salerno.
1855 pounds-Gene Maticko vs.. Bob
Menegaz.
1855 pounds-Mo GreenberR VS.. Tony
Essaye.
l7S pounds-Al Green VS.. Paul Liggio
Heavyweight-Tom DeCicco VS.. Tom
Quinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
Marquette ChaIks Up.
2tst Straight With
Win0yer Noire Dame
BY the A.soeiossd Pres,

You can't beat consistency and
II Marquette's Warriors aren't
the most consistent outfit In
college basketball this season
they'll do until something better
comes along.
The Warriors, No. s in this
weeks Associated Press poll.
chaiked up their 21st consecutive
victory last night by defeating
Notre Dame, 84-74. 1t wasn't
quite as easy as some of the
others, but Marquette still has
the seasons longest winning
streak in hand after dropping
its opener to Michigan State.
s Notre Dame, beaten only IS
times by Marquette in SO games
since 1919. had a 37-25 lead at
the half and was holding on for
aa4g-49 tie before Bob Walczyk
sank two foul shots to put the
Warriors out In front to stay
with IL minutes to 60.
Free Throws Stop Irish.
Free throws told the story.
Marquette sank 80 while hitting
"a fisld goals in SO shots. The
irish got 90 field shots, but hit
only 20. Walczyk was high with
~ points. II OF them on free
throws.
Maryland and Georgetown got
involved in q double overtime
scrap, finally won by the Terps.
57-49, as Georgetown managed
only a single point in the Sec
ond extra period.
.Furman, the Nations top scor-
ing team. sank Al field goals
seven more than Maryland and
Georgetown combined - while
clobbering Clemson. 124-87, in
It's final regular season game.
Darrell Floyd. who leads major
college scorers, had Sc points as
Furman went over the 100 mark
for the 18th time in 26 games as
his team ended with a 17-9
record.
One-Man Show for Iona.
st. Francis of Brooklyn played
on fairly even terms with Iona.
hut finally overcame the one
man performance of Wally Nc
Carvill to win 65-61. McCarvill
scored 81 points for the losers,
whose next highest scorer had
nine. The two teams join st.
Peters of Jersey City. N. j., and
Panzer of East Orange, N. j..
next week to determine the Dis
trict 81 NAIA tourney entry.
In other games. NIT hound
Manhattan defeated Brooklyn
College, 98-77; st. Johns beat
New York University. $3.50:
Richmond clipped Hampden-
Sydney, 81-65; Boston College
beat Northeastern. 1850; New
Mexico A8SM Spilled Arizona,
1852, in a Border Conference
meeting and Denver defeated
Utah State, 77-63, in a Skyline
contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
with Bill Leeteh

the things for which it was in
tended.
Sponsors Of three other House
bills are attempting to accom-
plish the same purpose. The poll
ticians apparently hate to see
good money paid out for some
thing over which they have no
control. II is high time these
funds were put to work.
The League of Maryland
Sportsmen announces the con-
templated construction Of what
Is described as the finest Of all
skeet and trap ranges. The To-
cation will be near Loeb Raven
and the cost win be nearly
$4,000. The range will consist
Of five different courses, lighted
for night shooting. with concrete
trap houses and walkWays
throughout. Electric auto-load-
ing traps will be in operation.
The course will be open to the
public.
From Lou Harshaw. news di-
rector Of the Chamber of Com
merce III Asheville, N. c.. comes
a warm invitation to all trout
enthusiasts to open their season
in North Cardinals famous
streams. Spring rains have been
heavy and there is plenty of
water in all streams. The spring
flowers and greenery will be out
in full force in the western part
Of the State around April 5,
which is the anticipated opening
date. Lou recommends the Da-
wilson. Horse Pasture. South
Mills. North Mills, Pigeon. South
Toe Rivers and the upper part of
the French Broad River. They
have superb streams and Won
derful trout fishing in those
parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25

young greenwing had been
Matched with only one wing.
Fortunately. for the cause Of
migration. nature had also
omitted the traditional webbed
feet and had given the bird ap-
pendages better suited to ground
travel. Freeman kept the young
ster in his bathtub overnight.
then sent her to the Calgary
Zoo for safekeeping.
Speaking Of ducks. identical
bills, HR162 and s75s, have been
put In House and Senate hop
pers. respectively. in an effort
to shake loose approximately
$13.5 million which remain un-
appropriated in the Federal Aid
to Wildlife Restoration Fund.
These monies have been coll
lected under the Pittman- Rob-
ertson Act by the impost Of ex-
else taxes on arms and ammuni-
ton. and the bills will insure
that the money be paid out for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
Morciono-C ockeN Title Fiqht
Set May 7Q in San Francisco

the British heavyweight and his
party return to England. They
are booked to sail tomorrow.
In case Cockell should upset
the champion, there is rematch
clause in the agreement, calling
for another match within 80
days with each fighter getting
80 percent.
Although Norris held out q
shade of doubt about San Fran
cisco as the site, Promoter Jimmy
Murray who will join with the
IBC in saying the scrap, has
been naming dates for weeks. It
is likely the fight will be seen
only on theatre television al
though those details still must
be- arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
High School, Mat Journey
Opens at Northwestern

st. Adams. defending cham
pion, and Northwestern High,
host, are co-favored among the
light teams entered in the an
Aual Metropolitan high school
Mrestling tournament today and
tomorrow at Northwestern.
The quarterfinals will be at
a O'Clock tonight. The semi
finals will be at 2 pm. tomorrow
and the finals at 7:30.
I In addition to st. Adams and
Northwestern, teams from Suit
land. Bladensburg. Episcopal,
Gallaudet Prep, Southern High
and Woodbury. Forest, Va, will
De represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25

The hall is located at Twenty
sixth and E streets NV. The
first heat is slated for 8 pm.
Proceeds will help defray the
cost Of the outfits power regatta
next July on the Potomac.
Potomac River Power Squadron
never lack for activities, even in
the winter time. The women's
auxiliary known as The Gulls,
sponsors a dance tonight at Cor
inthian Yacht Club. Next We'd
nesday classes in the weather at
Capital Yacht Club.
Major event of the indoor sea-
son is set for March 10 in the
Terrace Room of National Air
port. It's the 1855 graduation
dinner-dance at which men and
women who have successfully
completed the plotting course
begun last fall will receive Ger
tificates. Music will be by the
Potomac Ribbers, the squadron S
orchestra.
Harvey Lessons triumph last
week end in the Comet class
mid-winter championships was
particularly significant. The pop
ular Columbia Yacht Club sailor
beat out three former national
champions, all of them two-time
title holders, plus a fourth
skipper who has been runnerup
in the nationals four times. This
IS the way Lekson and Crewman
John Ericsson placed 4-1-2-2-2.
They came back to town this
week loaded with trophies, in
Guiding the big Don Q Trophy
which was first placed in COM
petition Is years ago.
George Washington High
School Grew Boosters Club stages
its annual variety show at $3.50
O'Clock tonight in the school
auditorium in Alexandria. Every
thing is new except the name;
it's still known as Leapyear
Follies. Tickets at 81 are avail
able at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Every-
thing is set for Rocky Marciano
to defend his world heavyweight
title against Don Cockell, a
pudgy Englishman, Thursday,
May 10. at San Franchises Kezar
Stadium. Only the formal sign
ing remains.
All the financial details were
ironed out yesterday at a con-
ference in the Office of Jim
Norris. president of the Interna-
tional Boxing Club. Marciano
will get 40 percent. Cockell 20
percent of gate receipts and any
extra TV or movie money.
Marciano was due to come
from his camp at Grossinger,
N. Y, to sign the papers before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
Clubs a and ii Open
Police Boys Cuqe Cord

A game between 90-pounders
from No. 4 and the No. II clubs
at ii am. tomorrow opens the
Saturday schedule for Police
Boys Club basketball teams. AL
games will be at No. 4 gym, BIG
Sixth street S.W.
The same two clubs meet in a
105-pound game at noon. Ninety
Founders from Nos. 5 and IL
meet at pm. and 105 pound
ers at 2 pm. The 120-pound
games are No. II against No. 4
at 66:45 pm, and, No. 5 against
No. ~ at 7:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25

of fly i n 6
s o u t h this
t a ! ]. George
r r e e m a n,
Ducks Unlim-
tied manager
in the Strath-
more (Alber-
tai area saw
t h e b r d
m q r c h / n 9
s o u t h after
most Of her
species h q d
departed. OBJ
viously Of the
1854 eron. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25

SO SPEEDING Jimmy Thomson"
Kroflite Woods, sets Of $500 1885
10 We'd "Iowson Little Regis
tered Woods, sets OF 4 $500 1895
s SPEEDING Bobby Jones" Air
flite Woods, sets OF 4 $500 32.c5
IA SpoIdins MoriIyn Smith" Kro-
flite Woods, sets OF 3 1850 1925
10 W 8 D "Lawson Little" Wom-
ems Registered Woods, sets of 3 $500 1925
4 WE'D "Lowson Lisfie" Mems
Registered Irons. set Of s 8o.25 3495
4 Spoldins "Morlyn Smith
Women's Kroflite Irons. set of 7200 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
Fights Last Night
BY The Associated Press

BY me ASSotIofed FFeB
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla-Billy Lau-
derdale, 1853, Miami, outpointed Jose
Olivera, 154h, Havana, 10.
PHILADELPHIA. - Garrett (Suear)
Hart, l46, Philadelphia, stopped Roose-
welt Coward, 149h, Philadelphia, /.
DALLAs.-Buddy thurman. lit. Tyler.
Tex. outpointed Sporty Harvey. 106.
San Antonio, 10.
HUNTINGTON. ". .va.--Noel Humph-
reys. 134la. Charleston, w. va, out
pointed Jesse Underwood. 1872. Hunting
ton. 12.
LOS ANGELES. - Fora Foley, 100
Chandler, Ariz.. knocked out Kirby
Seals, 1855, San Diego, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
OUTDOORS

An odd story culled from the
last Ducks Unlimited Quarterly
tells Of young greenwing teal
which was found hiking instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25
Pacific Coast League
To Keep Funs Informed

" the Ns1oeIofed PTeSs
SACRAMENTO, Calf, Feb.
25.-Fans are going to be kept
informed on Pacific Coast League
rhubarbs this year, Claire Good
win. the new league president
says.
THE minute there is a beef,
say at third base. an announcer
is going to tell the people what
1t is all about" he told reporters
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-25

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