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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-31
Mary J. BdLmer Dies
At Mennonite Hospital

Word has been received by Bluff
ton friends of the death of Mrs. Mary
j. Balmer, sc, on Thursday, March
II, in the Mennonite hospital in
Bloomington, ILL.,, after an illness of
six weeks. She was the widow of
the late Leonard S. Balmer.
Mrs. Balmer was born January 13,
1869, south of Bluffton at the farm
home of her parents, Theothile and
Julia Charpie, on the Bentley road.
After her marriage to Mr.. Balmer
she lived in Pontiac, H., for many
years. She was a member of the
Lutheran church of Pontiac.
Services were held at the Raleigh
j. Harris funeral home in Pontiac
and burial was in the Southside
cemetery of that city.
Survivors include a son, John p
Balmer of near Roanoke, H.; three
daughters, Mrs. Jay F. Harris, Ne
wark, Ohio; Mrs. George H. King
Los Angeles, Calf, and Mrs. Earl
Miller, Bloomington, H.; brother
Emile Charpie of Enid, Oklahoma,
eight grandchildren and two great
grandchildren,
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Set July 81
For State Tennis
Tournament Here

July s, 8, 10 and II are the
dates which have been announced
by the Bluffton Junior Chamber of
Commerce for the Ohio Junior Tennis
tournament according-to Jack Koontz,
chairman of the state event.
Singles and doubles for boys be-
tween the ages of 12-14 and 1918 to
be sent here by some 70 Jaycee units
over the state of Ohio will be held on
the courts at Bluffton college, the
City courts and the Harmon Field
courts. f,sa rSB sa
Winner and runner up in both the
singles divisions may advance to the
national tournament to be held in
San Antonio, Texas, August 4 8.
A trophy for the winner. in each
division will be presented by. ma
tionally known candy firm. The tourr-
ament is held under the auspices of
the National Lawn Tennis Associs-
ton which sets up the rules and regu-
lations for the meet. i .gar1t exc
At the same time it was announced
that the local Jaycees would hold a
tennis tournament for Bluffton and
area boys and girls between the ages
of 12-14 and 1918 sometime in June!
Kenneth Hartman and Dean Falk
have been named chairmen of the
local tournament. @*' tt
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MOVIE TREAT TO
REPLACE EGG HUNT
FOR SMALL FRY

The annual Easter Egg Hunt,
confined the last two years to the in
terror of Legion Hall and aimed at
pleasing only Bluffton's smallest
citizens, will be abandoned this year.
In its stead the American Legion
Auxiliary's Easter treat" will be a
matinee movie at the Carma Theatre
Saturday afternoon, April 8, at 2
o'clock.
The free movie program at the
Carma will be open to all children
attending the grade school, Co-chair-
men Mrs. William Mericle and Mrs.
Don Martz have announced.
The party, they emphasize, is open
to all children of the grade school
age and is not confined to children
of members of the sponsoring organ
ization.
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STUDENTS MAY OPERATE
Continued from page l

25c or to bin them on the fee card. I
Another problem which faces the
student planners is the matter of a
news bureau. AS it stands now news
broadcasts would consist of a COM
mentary or an analysis of the news
taken from daily papers and from
network radio programs.
Another program possibility is the
use of tape recordings which are
available for educational programs.
Although these two problems loom
as the largest ones at present, the
availability of student help must also
be considered. 1t would take a num-
Der of students to serve as program
director, do the announcing, handle
sound effects and also to, direct and
produce programs of an educational
nature in addition to handling disc
jockey shows and other entertainment
programs. .,.v4 a
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Fort Wayne Bible College Prexy To Speak
At Services In Missionary Church Here

DR.. S. A. Wilmer, president of
Fort Wayne Bible college, Fort
Wayne, Ind, will conduct series of
special Easter services at the Bluff
ton Missionary church beginning
next Wednesday through Easter
Sunday, it was announced this week
by the pastor, the Rev. Robert K.
Welch.
The Bible college prexy has been
associated with the college for near
ly 25 years, serving as Instructor,
registrar, dean and now president.
He is a graduate of the college,
Taylor university and the Winona
Lake School of Theology. He holds
the Doctor of Philosophy degree
from the University of Chicago, and
also the Doctor of Laws degree from
Wheaton college, Wheaton,, Ill.
During the last World War he
served two years as a chaplain with
the u. S. Air Force. He has also
been pastor of the First Missionary
church in Fort Wayne.
The author of ~Galilean Fisher
man" and editor of Dwell Deep,
ne has also written numerous arti-
cles for Christian periodicals. Among
these are Winning Youths Loyal
ties" and "Education in America"
Bluffton residents have a special
attachment for the Fort Wayne coli
lege since its roots were originally
established here in Bluffton in 1889
as Bethany Bible Institute. 1t moved
to Indiana several years later, and
this year is celebrating its 5Oth an
niversary in Fort Wayne.
1t is believed that DR.. Wilmer will
show recently made motion picture
tracing the early history of the col
lege at some time during his four
day series.
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Tiffin Is First
BluftOn Opponent
In YMCA Tourney

Bluffton Triplett's basketball team
was to open first round play in the
Tiffin YMCA basketball tournament
Wednesday night meeting the Tiffin
YMD Bulldogs.
The 24-team tournament got un-
der way Monday night and will run
through April 5. The locals next
contest will be at l p. m. Saturday
when they meet the Findlay Moose
at the YMCA gymnasium. If sue
cessful in that contest they play
again Saturday at p. m. The semi
finals of the tourney are slated for
Monday evening at 8 and the finals
of the meet will be played the fol-
lowing night at the same time.
Trophies and medals will be
awarded to the first, second and third
place teams in the meet. Last year
the locals were eliminated in the
quarter-fnals of the tournament by
the Tiffin Routh Packers who are
again one of the. stronger teams this
year.
Playing under the sponsorship of
Bob's Recreation, Lugibihl's News
Stand and the Horseshoe Grill, the
team is composed of Don Schmidt,
Don Oates, Maynard Pogue, Fred
Hermann, Jim Howe, Art Hilty,
Morris Groman and John Moser.
The tournament will close the sea-
son for the Triplett aggregation.
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Malcolm Basinger
Admitted To Bar

Malcolm d. Basinger, Allen county
deputy juvenile probation officer and
son of DR.. and Mrs. Evan Basinger
of North Spring street, was admitted
to the Ohio State bar as an attorney
and counselor at law when he took
the oath in a ceremony in Hotel Hol-
lenden, Cleveland last Saturday.
Mr.. Basinger was one of 169 law
students who successfully passed the
bar examination held in Columbus
February 1-3. A total of 275 appli-
cants took the examination.
Last year he passed the Michigan
bar examination shortly after gradu-
alton from the University of Michigan
law school.
He is presently living in Lima at
718k West High street.
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Bell and child
rem were Tuesday evening supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Amstutz spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Jennings.
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Miss Nellie Huber and Mrs. Lille
Fett were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess
and daughter Mary nellie and Robert
Junior of Findlay and Prof. and Mrs.
Andrew Stauffer of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rhoades of Lima
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Naomi Steiner and son David.
Mrs. Villa Ann Niswander and son
Mark spent Tuesday with her mother
Mrs. Earl Hilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stettler were
Wednesday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Stratton and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stratton and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stratton and
daughter.
Robin and Reed Gratz spent a
couple days with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reichenbach
spent Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Jennings.
Friday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hauenstein
and family were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Hauenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Hauenstein and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
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LEGAL MOIK6E-

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Florida. General Deitvery.A will take notice
that on the ard dgS of March. 1856, this
Plaintiff. Lucille Cope. lAd her Petition
against him in thef Commen Pleas Court of
Allen County. Orb. the same being aCsse
No. 4270S. prssinR for divk}ce. aimony, and
other eouitRhEe lief. Sal defendant WIN
isss Ssssns sot5ss oa h" said ssy viii !, : p f.
1865 and thaf hA 10 requested 20 answer
said Petition@on or Abefore Aaid date. t.a
LUCILLE COPE
BY James O.. Rlair. Her Attorney
Mar. 10. i7.424. 81. April 2. IA
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SPRING CLEANUP" of nails,
wire, ETC., will help reduce hardware
disease in cattle.
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Youth Fellowship
Announces Dance

A Spring Dance for young people
and adults of the Bluffton communi-
ty will be sponsored by the West
minister Youth Fellowship of the
Presbyterian church on April Is in
the Legion Hall.
Sharon Conrad, general chairman
Of the committee in charge of the
dance, said that program of both
square and round dancing will be Of
fered.
Proceeds of the dance will go to
the Summer Conference Fund which
helps finance sending delegates to
summer church camp.
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:, LEGAL LEGAL 4oTICE -

I'm OOMMON III iAfAAo NOphI. Of
ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO
Case No 42697
Patricia Ann KeytonH Plaintiff
Herbert Edward KeyfBn. Defendant
The defendant. H rherta Edward Keyton,
whose last known pEAce oM residence is 440l
West Euclid Avenuea DetrJk Michigan, and
whose present addra&s is known and can
not with reasonable 4iiligenN be accertained.
will take notice thts on he 23rd day of
February. 1855 the splaintW. Patricia Ann
Keyton. filed bkr petition q divorce against
you in the Cbmtb bon PleaA Court of Allen
County. Ohiof inK Case lf4.A 426s7, on the
grounds of Qoss Ne slectfof Duty and ESs-
treme Cruelt$ ptayi1R that she may be di-
vorced from sAid DEFENDANT. that she b.
granted the care, custody and control of her
three children. and pr such other and fur
ther relief is jubt and proper in the
premises. Said cause sill be heard on or af-
ter six weeks from he first publication of
this notice.
PATRICIA ANN KEYToN, Plaintiff
BY j. +. Emans. Her Attorney
March 8, 10, IL. "a, 81. Apr. Z
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-31
Combined ChOirs GiUe
"SeUen Last Words"

Under the direction of Earl Leh-
man, the Vesper Choir and Choraliers
are uniting to present the annual
rendition of "The Seven Last Words
of Christ" by Theodore Dubois on
Tuesday, April s, in the First Men
MONTE Church of Bluffton.
Soloists, as announced by the di-
rector Earl Lehman, are: sopranos,
Nancy Parsell and Ruth Gilliom;
tenor, Luis Torres; baritones, Donald
Pannabecker and Tom Reichenbach.
Joint practice session are in pro-
gress during the regular rehearsal
periods of the respective choirs.
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Pirates To Get Basketball AlUdrds
At High School Assembly Program April 13

Varsity and reserve awards will
be presented to the Bluffton high
school basketball team in an assem-
bly, at the high school April 13 it
has been announced by Coach Joe
Harris.
Coach Ken Mast of Bluffton col
lege will be the principal speaker
for the assembly at which the three
high school cheerleaders will also be
presented awards for the past cage
season.
Senior Jim Matter will receive a
silver basketball in lieu of previous
letters and Thorne Lauriat, the other
senior on the squad, win receive a
varsity letter.
Jack Fields and Jim Berry, both
juniors, will receive bars in lieu of
second varsity letters. Juniors get
ting Varsity "Bs" will be Bob Bad
ertscher and Ronald Lora. Eleventh
year men who will receive reserve
letters are Jim Fisher and Dale
Hochstettler. Dan
Joe Urich, a sophomore, will re-
ceive the varsity "B" and win be
presented the free throw shooting
trophy which is presented by the
high school to the player hitting the
highest number of free throws dur
ing practice sessions. This gives each
member of the squad chance at
the honor.
Don Alspach, Dan Gleason, Mar
vim Diller, Ronald Geiser, Dwain Lei
Der, Gareth Basinger and Bill Herr
will be presented reserve awards by
Assistant Coach Pete Schmidt.
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Keith Brauen and Mr.. and Mrs. Win
ston Jennings.
James Gratz and Robert Robinson
of Avon Lake, Cleveland, were Thurs
day overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd, Brauen spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hilty.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Huber were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Berdell Huber and family.
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BlufftOn Hospital

s4 MARCH 90
Admitted: Mrs. Donavin Sommers,
Pandora; Orville Matter, Bluffton.
Discharged: Mrs. Vernon Schu-
macher and baby, Pandora; Mrs.
Henry Fairchild, Ottawa.
MARCH "a
Discharged: Nancy Andrews, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Amanda Cook, Jenera; Mrs.
Dean Nonnamaker and baby, Bluff
ton.
a. r,
Admitted: Charles Welty, Pandora.
Discharged:, Mrs. Sarah BURY,
Pandora; Mrs. Paul Obenour, Lima.
MARCH 26
Admitted: Clarence Ward, Ottawa,
Discharged: Ruth Ann Krohn, Pan
dora; Charles Welty, Pandora; Mrs.
Harold Bushatz and baby, Bluffton;
Mrs. Donavin Sommers, Pandora.
MARCH 27
Discharged: Mrs. Robert Reichley
and baby, Jenera; Mrs. Lowell Tate
and baby, McComb.
MARCH %.
Discharged: Mrs. Merlin Migrant
and baby, McComb; Mrs. Randall
Schroll and baby, Rawson,
MARCH 90
Admitted: Thomas Orwick, Will
liamstown; Mrs. George Elwood, Sr.
Ada; Mrs. Loren Steinman, Bluffton.
Discharged: Orville Matter, Bluff
ton; Clyde Warren, Bluffton; Mrs
Richard Miller, Findlay; Mrs. John T
Warren and baby, Bluffton; Mrs
Bert Williams, Rawson; Mrs. Roman
us Zuercher and baby, Bluffton.
SPRING CLEANUP" of nails
wire, etc, will help reduce hardware
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Federal Storage
IEurns Place in
National Tourney

The Federal Storage team in
the Boys Club of Washington
limited baseball league will rep
resent Washington in the ALL
American Amateur Baseball AS
ISOLATION tournament at Johns
town, Pa, starting next Wednes-
day.
Federal Storage won the
league title yesterday with a go
victory over the Home Plate Club
at the North Ellipse.
Dick Smallwood, former star
southpaw at Eastern High and
last year a member Of the Duke
University freshman team,
pitched the clincher for Federal
Storage. He scattered nine hits,
struck out eight and issued three
walks.
Charley Sampson, a teammate
of Smallwood at Eastern. had
three hits in four tries and
drove in two runs for the win
.ners. Bill HeSsler of Carroll
High led Home Plate batters
with four hits in five trips.
Federal STORAGE lO2 ego o4-q
Heme Plate Club 100 600 10.
Smallwood and fash. Smith and Day
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"a Boots Competing
In Snipe Championship

/ ALLATOONA LAKE, Ga, Aug
10 up. - Twenty-four skipperl
matched skills today in the frs
phase of the title race in thu
national Snipe sailing cham.
pionship.
Harry s. Allen of Westport
Conn. came out on top yester.
day in the final qualifying race
He led the "a who qualified in q
field Of So.
/ The races continue through to-
morrow.
! Weather was ideal yesterday
with breezes of II to IA miles
an hour blowing constantly
through the four-mile. triangu-
lar race.
Harry Levinson Of Syracuse
Ind, finished second. and Har-
old Gilreath of Marietta, Ga,
placed third. Winning fourth
place was Ted Wells of Wichita,
Kans., a two-time national
champion.
Those who did not qualify for
championship competition are
competing for the Wells Trophy
a consolation prize.
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ootkeyChoice
At0cean Downs

OCEAN CITY. Md. Aug. 10.
lSpeciaD Boot Key, 5-year-
old stallion owned by Roy Ware
Of Woodstown, N. j., figures to
be the horse to catch in the In
vitational Handicap Trot. fea-
ture of the eight-race harness
program tonight at Ocean
Downs Raceway.
Jack Wilcutts will drive Boot
Key from the outside post po-
sition, the horses handicap for
having won his last start in
2:0335. best time of the meet so
far, and for his record 2:04ls
at the Rosecroft meet.
Goblin has drawn the No. 6
hole for winning his last four
tries, while Autocrat. recent
winner here, is third choice. CAL
umet Wooden and Silver Ann.
also recent winners, and Daley
Gallon, an outsider who drew
the coveted No. / position. are
in the field.
Olin. Davis, trainer-driver from
Clayton, Del. now has three
victories at Ocean Downs to
his credit after winning the an
nual Sammy Adams Memorial
Trophy Pace last night with Jay
H., the 4-year-old bay gelding
owned by his uncle, James M.
Davis.
Jay H. was clicked in 2:054s.
best time of the night. in win
ming by a length and a half from
Mighty Con, driven by Lloyd
James. Royal O'Boy was third.
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Handicap Stors Running
In $4,000 GrossIund

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (R.-A
field of IL, including three grass
stakes winners, was named tt
run in today's $25, 000-addec
Grassland Handicap at Washing
ton Park.
Heading the cast was Hasty
House Farms entry of Mister
Black and Ruhe. with Calumet
Farms ark-Ye-Well also 9
probable favorite.
Mister Black, winner Of the
$25, 900 Continental Turf Handi.
cap, Mrs. Harry L. Nathenson's
Blue Choir. a six-length victor
In the $4,000 Balmoral Turf
Handicap, and Mark-Ye-Well,
who tied a track record in win
ming the Stars and Stripes or
the turf at Arlington. are the
big horses in the mile and three
sixteenths event.
Mister Black is topweighted al
100 pounds. Also running will
be Stanley Mikell's Brush Burn
last years winner after Mister
Black was disqualified.
Others in the race are Marion
H. Van Berg's Vantage, Mrs
Ruth Keezek's Able Sting. o. S
Deming's Warless, Walmat
Farms Hasseyampa, Scottdale
Farms Passing Hour, Monaghan
Farms Fly Wheel and Revere
and Knoll Farms Smoke Screen
who has finished second in five
stake races this year.
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California Youth
Scores Net Sweep

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. II
R.-Earl Baumgardner, Oak.
land. Calf. won the Nationa
Jaycee junior singles champion.
ship yesterday in an upset, ther
teamed with Roger Werksman Of
Los Angeles to take the junior
doubles title.
Baumgardner defeated Ar
Andrews, Iowa City, Iowa, fol
the singles crown, with Andrew.
fading IN the heat. The score
was 4-6. Ga, 60, 3-6, 60
Andrews was seeded first anc
Baumgardner fourth.
The Oakland lad teamed with
Werksman to win the double.
title from Maxwell Brown
Louisville, and Jack Tarr, Lyn.
don, KY, 6-3. 8-6.
The boys singles crown wen
to sixth-Seeded James Shaffer
st. Petersburg, Fla, who de.
feated unranked Paul Palmer
dr., Phoenix, in straight sets
60. 81.
Richard Leach, Arcadia, Calf.
and George Stoesser, Carmel
Calf. won the boys doubles
crown, defeating favored Gerald
IDubie and Ray Senkowski, Ham
tramck, Mich, 81, 3-6, 81,
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Midget Auto Races
Added to Sundays
Gard at Marlboro

Midget auto racing will take
place Sunday afternoon at Mari.
boro Motor Raceway for the first
time this season. in addition tx
the weekly stock car races.
Heading the midget racers will
be Carl Miller of Philadelphia
president of the United Midget
Racing Association and the
clubs leading driver Also ap.
Ipearing will be Cliff Rigott Of
Bridgeport, Conn, runnerup te
Miller, and Dick Reynolds Of
Washington.
The Northern Virginia Stock
Car Club will put on its fourth
annual Derby. a 25-lap feature
with the first three finishers tc
be awarded trophies.
Mack Hamburg, Bill Dove ano
Sam Hash. who finished in that
order last year for the NVSCC
championship, will be out to STOP
the winning streakS of Elmo
Langley and Bill Morgan.
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Locke and Van Donck
Fined by British PEA

LONDON, Aug. 10 Pl.-The
British Professional Golfers As
ISOLATION fined two leading
foreign golfers $3.50 each for
failing to show up after entering
the News of the World tourna-
ment last month.
Bobby Locke Of South Africa
former British Open champion
and Flory Van Donck of Belgium
were charged with violating as
ISOLATION rules.
Locke subsequently sent a
letter of apology to Comdr. r. c
T. Roe. secretary Of the PGA in
London. enclosing his fine
Locke said he got his dates mixed
up.
The PGA said so far it has not
heard from Van Donck.
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|MacPhaiI FiI|ies
On Sale tonight

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. 10 tR.-Twelve fillies from
Larry MacPhail's Glenangus
farm at Bel Air. Md, 60 on the
block tonight in the Saratogs
yearling sales. y
MacPhail, former president Of
the Dodgers and Yankees, last
week sold his General Staff to q
syndicate of II persons fol
$4,000.
Last night one of General
STATS sons drew a price Of
$40, 900 during the second session
of the 35th annual sales.
The highest price of the night
was SAL 900 paid by the Hasty
House Farm. for a bay colt by
Royal Charger out Of Pin Ur
Girl.
| However. the average price fol
the Al yearlings sold fell to ST..
632. The average price the night
before was 1888.
Harry S. Middendorf of Boston
sold a dark bay colt by Hyperion
out of Rosina III for $40, 900.
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ITrubert Will Be Set
For Big Matches,
Doctors Assert

| BOSTON. Aug. 10 R.-Ailine
Tony Trabert will return to de-
fend his National doubles tennis
title with Vic Seixas next week
and be ready for the Davis Cup
challenge round at Forest Hills,
N. Y. August 1928.
The welcome news to United
States tennis followers came yes
terday from Billy Talbert, Davis
Cup. captain. at a press confer
ence preceding the 18th Ma
tional doubles tourney at Long
wood Cricket Club, August Is
81.
| Talbert reported the 24-year-
old Cincinnati ace has heard
from doctors he'll be all right.
ITalbert added that Trabert
might have been entered in the
Newport. R. l.. mems singles this
week but was withheld to give
his injured shoulder and back a
chance to heal completely.
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Winnipeg Releases
indiunu Tackle

WINNIPEG, Aug. 10 (P.-The
Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the
Western Interprovincial Foot
ball Union have dropped Tackle
Ed Roth Of Indiana.
The club also announced that
.26-year-old Floyd HARDWOOD
'25O-pound tackle with the Cal
gary Stampeders last year, had
been brought in for a tryout
HARDWOOD, 6-foot-3. played with
Tulsa University from 1949 to
1853 and with the Green Bay
Packers part of 1858.
OTTAWA, Aug. 10 R.-Don
Bailey and Don Watson. who lost
out in a bid for a job with the
Hamilton Tigercats, have turned
up in the Rough Riders camp
here.
Bailey, from the University of
Pennsylvania, was traded by
Hamilton for Guard Zolton 10
vacs. Watson. former Austin
College star. tried out with the
Tigercats but was cut last week