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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
Baptist Church
Formally Organizes
And Elects Officers

The members of the Browning
Baptist Bible Study met last
week al which time they adopted
a temporary plan of organiza.
ton.
The group name was changed
TO Browning Baptist Chapel
with Rev NIllcS E.mmcl as past.
or. and an ad, iSory board was
elected consisting of four mem.
hers: Joe Bear Medicine. Francis
Red Horn. Dr. Edward King. and
John 2uiS, q: Cut Bank. This
board will function as the gov.
crnina body of The assembly
Thomas No Runner was elect.
cd Srcrc;aryircaSurcr with Vic.
tor Runli!Ig Crane as assistant.
Sunday school organization
was completed with teachers and
altcrnatrS being elected for
three CLASSES. The teachers for
beginners ne Mrs. Vivian En-.
mel and Mrs. King For the
Junior class. Mrs. William Schulz
OF ca, Bank and Mrs. John QuiSi
Of Gut Bank For the adults.
nr. King aud Rev. Emmcl.
DR.. King was elected Sunday
School Superintendent with Joe
l;rar MrGirinr As assistant. Mrs.
Joyce Gum 40 Runner was
elected >crrclary.ircaSurrr Of the
sunday School.
\ similar Sunday School or.
gainzaiion was adopted for Starr
S'huol with Mrs. Flora Running
Crane elected adul, teacher. Mrs.
Stuart Rear Child as junior
TEACHER. and Mrs. Marie Bear
Medicine rs beginners class
teacher.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
California Man Found
Dead In His Car At
Many Glacier Camp

WEST GLACIER - An elderly
Sacramento. Calf. man. William
l.. MCuScr. was found dead in his
car at the Many Glacier camp
ground Sunday morning. Supt.
J. ". Emmcrt of Glacier Nation.
al Park announced.
Emmcrt said that Mcuscr ap.
parcntly ovcrcXcrtcd Saturday,
then climbed into his car to
sleep. Ncighboring campers
were unable TO awaken him Sun
day morning.
4 son. Vernon Mcuscr of Sac
ramcnto. was notified. Emmcri
said.
The body was taken to Brown.
ing by Coroner Merle Beck.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
Don Wright Lands
So |b. Brook Trout

One of the largest Eastern
Brook Trout to be caught in the
streams of this area was landed
Sunday afternoon by Don
Wright, tipping the scales at five
and Onchalf pounds. dressed.
The fish measured only 10
inches in length, but was a good
six inches in depth and unusu.
ally wide across the back which
accounted for its hcavincss.
Don has entered his catch in
the Marshall Wells contest at
Cut Bank with its closest com.
pc,itor weighing around three
pounds. The catch was made
in Doggonc Lake.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
Browning Ball Club
Drops Two Comes
On Costly Errors

The Browning American lie.
gion baseball team travelled to
Great Falls las. week Friday
where they played one OF the
teams and we're guests of Robcr,
Fowrllrr ."r swimming. Later
that evening they were guests
of the Elcc;rics.
The locals dropped the game
II TO 10 on costly errors after
having carried the lead TO final
frame 10 10 ! when il was tied
and went into an extra inning
with the Great Falls club pound.
ing out the winning run.
The BruwncrS made 4 good
showing despite their defeat in
collecting 10 hits 10 their OPP.
poncntS 3.
Wednesday the locals took q
mild .. l defeat at Shelby where
errors again COS, them the game.
Tom Whi,ford had 4 no.hi,ter
going into the last frame when
4 two'basc error in the ouificld
allowed 4 Shelby man to reach
second then come home on the
mex, haiicr's only hit of the
game.
Whi,ford IN allowing one hit.
struck out - men and walked
three Dllhrr fhr vinNiny
pitcher. allowed > hits and struck
out II.
Wednesday. august |. NJ s
y. ~. Shelby comes TO Browning
for the last game Of the season
IN out .of.,own competition. and
Friday u, q y, N the Legion
plays their las, game against an
other local team.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
MIA. To Present
Drama Show Friduv

The NJ. l. A. is presenting a
program of drama and music en-
titled IAN Evening on the Hill. "
The show will start promptly a,
8: 80 p. NJ, Friday, July 9th,
at the l.. ID. S. Recreation Hall.
The public is invited to come
and support the young people of
Browning who will supply the
talent and to see what the
NJ. |. A. is II will be an evening
we'll spent. and there will be
laughs for everyone
Admission will be so cents for
adults and IS cents for children
under IL. Sec you there,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
4.Day North American Indian DAYS
Celebration Opens Here August 10

The event is one Of the largest
of its kind in the nation and
brings together members Of In.
dian Tribes throughout the en-.
tire Northwest Pacific area and
Canada who will re.inact their
many ceremonies and tribal
rituals with English intcrpreta.
tons for the white man.
Tribal dances will be present.
cd including the Owl dance,
Pigeon dance. Ghost dance,
The fourth annual North
American Indian Days cclebra.
ton will be held at the Brown.
ing fair grounds August 10. II,
IL and l3 according to Theodore
Last Star. chairman of the cele.
bratlOnS committee.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
East Glacier News
To Appear Week. y

Residents Of East Glacier
will Be pleased 10 know that
. news correspondent has been
secured In their community
and that news items will be sp.
pesrinS regularly In The Re.
porter.
Mrs. Lee Burns will report
the news from that community
end residents ere urged 70 sivs
their news items 70 hsr. First
items appear In this issue.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
HEALTH CLINIC SCHEDULED
FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

Lillian NJ. Cook. U. S. Public
Health Nurse. has announced
tina, the weekly health clinic will
he held at the Heart Butte
school. Wednesday. August l. be.
tween the hours Of 10 a. m. to
2 p. m.
\ child conference will be
held at the Babb school August
2nd from l p. m. to 3 p. m.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-26
Glacier County Has
High TB Percentage
Among indians

4 report from the office of
DR.. Edward King. city health Of.
ficer. shows that there are ITO
cases of tuberculosis from, Ola.
cier county carried on the active
state registry. OF these 1903 are
listed as Indian and . as non.
Indian.
Glacier county is the only
reservation county in Montana
where the high incidence of
tuberculosis in the Indian popu.
latiOn does not seem to have
caused an increased incidence
among non.lndian residents.
The below tabulation of rates
and death rates are based upon
the estimated 1855 population of
Montana which was ST, at GO. 900
with an Indian population Of
~ nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Girl, II, Top Morksmon
In ; Sectional Events

throughout the Nation. Miss
Long was awarded first place on
a target inspection, 8 to 6.
Oddly, each has a State direc-
tor of junior rifle and pistol ac-
tivities for a father. Mack
Hodges, ir.. an Alexandria real
estate salesman, holds that NRA
position for Virginia. Daniel
Long is director for Washington
and Maryland.
The Pinwheel Club took team
honors at Fort Belvoir with a
score of 737x800. darlington
was second with 1874.
The other sectional meets in
this area were held at Sparrows
Point and Baltimore.
Don Webster, a University Of
Maryland freshman on the
Greenbeit Gun Club team.
scored 1856 to take individual
honors at Sparrows Point. Sam
Franks of Baltimore was second
and Lynn Bodine of Washing
ton and the Greenbelt Club,
third, l76 and ia. Greenbelt
topped st. Andrews School OF
Middletown. Del. 676 to 645.
Baltimoreans led the way in
Baltimore. Robert Lilly taking
individual honors with 1876 ano
the Mount Washington club
winning team honors with SOS
Hal Ingraham Of Montgomery
High scored 1872 and John Cain
also OF Blair, scored 1870 for the
next two individual spots, while
the Blazers were runnerups In
the team standings with $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Seixus Defeats
Suvitt to Gain
River Oaks Finals

! HOUSTON, Tex, April 81 (P).
Vic Seixas. the Nations top
ranked amateur, defeated Dick
Savitt. former Wimbledon cham
pion. in straight sets today to
enter the finals of the River Oaks
tennis tournament a third time in
five years.
The Philadelphia star, seeded
first, defeated the fifth-seeded
Savitt, rs, O., Ga.
Darkness halted the second
semifinal match between sixth
seeded Ham Richardson of Ba-
ton Rouge, La, and seventh
seeded Herb Flam of Los An
,geles. Richardson was leading in
sets Ga, Go, 8-6, and the
fourth set was deadlocked, 8-8,
when the contest was stopped
after three hours of play. The
match will be resumed tomorrow
with the winner meet
ing SeixaS in the afternoon.
1t was the third straight year
for SeiXas and Savitt to meet in
the semifinals. Savitt won in five
sets in 1854. and Seixas won in
four sets last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Seeded Juniors
Win as Arlington
Tennis Opens

Jim Chase, ranked No. /
brushed past George Selfridge
6-1. 60, as thesjunior boys divi-
sion opened the Arlington Metro
politan Invitation tennis tourna-
ment yesterday at the Four Mile
bRun courts.
Hugh Trigg, seeded No. 2. beat
Robin Myers, Go, 30, 6-3, ano
Bill Whipple. No. 3, scored over
Ben McMakin, AS, Us, 6-3, in
the juniors, for boys 18 years OF
age and under.
The days only upset came in
the boys division for those Is ano
under. McMackin. seeded No.
in this division, was upset by
John Calvert. 0-6, Ga, GA. Glen
Adams. No. /, defeated Tom
Fridenger, 6-2, 20, default. Fri
denger retired with blistered
! fingers.
Nancy Gates scored over Annie
Lomax. Us, 60, and Marian
Trenis beat Mary Ann Miller
6-l, 60, in Junior girls action.
Play resumes today with the
boys starting at IL am. and the
girls starting at l pm. Donna
Floyd will meet Miss Gates in
the first girls match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

one of the country's largest
standard bred breeding farms.
During this time he was busy
acquiring one of the top harness
racing stables in history.
Stable of Champions
The Johnson stable was han
died by Sep Palm, who drove
Greyhound to the all-time trot-
ting record of 1854. The stable
included such stars as Ensign
Hanover, first winner of the
$4,000 Little Brown jug and
Victory Song. champion trot-
ting stallion. At one time there
were no less than seven 2-min-
ute champions in the johnson
stable.
AT one time johnson also built
up a small thoroughbred stable
and secured as his trainer Billy
Postsof polo fame.
Through the years johnson
has been close to professional
baseball, and long has been a
fan of the Washington Baseball
Club. He was a member of the
late Clark Grifiths famous
pinochle club.
In recent years johnson has
served as a judge at Roosevelt
and Yonkers Raceways in New
York and last year officiated as
a Judge at Rosecroft.
From 1912 to 1945 he served
as a captain in the Air Force.
johnson resides in Kensington
with his wife and two children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Georgetown Net Team
Beats Gettysburg, 81

Georgetown University swept
everything except one doubles
match in turning back Gettys-
burg College. 81. in a tennis
meeting yesterday at George
town. 1t was the fifth loss in as
many starts for the visitors.
GEORGETOWN has a 3-2 record.
Summaries:
sineles-Tony valenti ooU, defeated
Bob Rice IL I'll Bob Jordon GU
defeated wayne Smith. 81 Ga
Gecrse LandeEsar COY, defeated Charles
defeated chauneey Yinsst, ,6-.3ii e-l
Robbin. 81. "a, Bob MeHuSh toui
defeated JOHN Houser. g.? g.
testsd Jim sSSth,flaSS1 u SsS o orc b'lE
YinFst a. "a Vince S.tSsO and
Hnusef. a. Al
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D. c. Tennis Association
Lists 30 Tournaments

sirls, and boys and girls ! > and under.
June S-9-Hotchkss Cup Matches.
norfolk, Va. mems singles and doubles.
June 9-l7-D, c.. Recreation Depart
ment tournament. Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets, mems and womens singles
nd doubles
June l6-23-Maryland State Junior
championships. Baltimore, singles and
eoubies Tor juniors and boys and girls
June 1S-23-USLTA Interscholastic
championships, University OF Virginia.
June "l-24- Middle Atlantic Seniors
cay court championships. WASHINGTON
Col sno Country CLUB
June 95-30-Junior Chamber Of Com
merce tournament, East Potomac tark,
d. {, residents only.
June %0-July ;. Middle Atlantic CLAY
Court championships Edscnoor CMo.
men s ana women's Singles and doubles,
mixed doubles
July Middle Atlantic Father and
Son championships, Edgemoor Club.
july l:-l5-Woodmon Country Club
tnutationa" mems doubles.
July l4-*2--D. G. Public Parks cham
and women's singles ana doubles.
July 3-.S-Middle Atlantic Girls
championships. Edgemoor Club,
July 2s-29-WashinRton Golf and
Country Club Invitational, mems douoles.
July 2S-August 5-Government En-
pIoyes tournament, 18th and Kennedy
streets, mems and women's SINGLES and
doubles
July 81 August western Maryland
championships, Mountain Lake Park,
mems and vomen's singles end doubles,
mixed doubles,
July 30-Ausust SD. c Recreation
Department Playground championships,
TakpnG Park Recreation Center
August ll-i2-Washingt Golf ard
Country Club, Invitational, mixeo dou-
.FS
August l3-1g-Army Navy Country
Championships, location 20 De announced.
mems singles and doubles.
August 3-lg--Army Macy Country
Club Invitationa, Women'S singles and
doubles
August 1926 - Northern Virginia
Cnampionships. Four Mile Run, singles
ana doubles in all divisions, open only
to Northern Vlrginia residents
September l4-l6-Virsinia State Sen
Tors Championships, Virginia Beach.
September 26-29--District Of Column
bia Seniors CHAMPIONSHIPS Army Navy
Country Club
October definite date undetermined
Columbia Country Club Invitational
mems doubles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

LOS ANGELES. April 81 CP,. -
Oscar Bean. l8-year-old Jeffer-
son High School senior. has
broad Jumped IS feet Az inches
bettering the National prep rec
ord BY a quarter Of an inch. Off,
cials said the jump yesterday will
not be accepted as a new RECORD
because OF ruling that -four
schools must participate. anc
Jefferson was competing against
only one. Dorsey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Meudor Captures
Stock Car Feature

Herman Meador of Washing
ton, leading most Of the way.
won the 25-lsp feature for
sportsman-stock cars last night
at Old Dominion Speedway.
Jack Dennison Of Arlington
was second, Preston Welsh OF
Silver Spring. third, and Wally
Gore OF Arlington. fourth.
About l.400 fans were on hand
for the opening OF the racing
season at the Manassas track.
The opening night twice had
been postponed by rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Jimmy johnson Named
Official at Rosecroft

r Jimmy johnson of Kensing-
ton, Md, nationally known
sportsman and horse expert. has
been appointed assistant to the
president of Rosecroft Raceway.
which opens its 24-night harness
meeting May Z.
JohnSon's appointment was
announced yesterday by John
W. Miller. president of the Oxon
Hill track. who said that john
son would serve as liaison man
between his Office and the vari-
Gus departments at RoSecroft.
--~ Johnson's experience and his
popularity with horsemen are
expected to be invaluable assets
to RoSecroft. Miller said, in the
tracks relations with owners.
trainers and drivers gathering
from all sections of the country
for the approaching meeting.
Born in Buffalo, N. Y, in 1904.
JohnSon's colorful career has
stretched from pro football and
semipro baseball promoter, pro
golfer and cavalry and Air Force
officer to owner of top show
horse and harness racing stables
and harness racing official
In recent years he has been
devoting most of his time to such
organizations as the Touchdown
Club Of Washington, the Thor
oughbred Club of Lexington. KY.
The United Hunts Club, the
Meadowbrook Club of Westbury
l.. l., and the United States
Trotting Association, governing
body of the harness sport.
Grand Circuit Official
Johnson has been a director of
the Hambletonian Society, which
annually sponsors the 100000
classic which is harness racing'S
classic event. He now is honorary
vice president of the Grand Cir
cult. harness racing's major
league"
From 1923 to 1888 he served
in the Essex Troops of the Ma
tional Guard Cavalry Associa-
ton where he became an expert
horseman, skillful polo player
and he also rode jumpers at
horse shows.
In 1888 he left the Essex
Troops and began assembling the
Nations largest horse show
stable with which he toured the
show circuit.
He also became owner of the
famed Castleton Farm in Lex
ington. which since has become
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
American U. Netmen
Win Over Drew. Sd

American University's tennis
team defeated Drew, 5-4, yester-
day on the AU courts. The Eagles
now have a record of four vic
tories, one defeat and a tie,
while Drew lost for the first time
in four matches.
Horn tAl defeated Hitsher, 6-3, GA
Thomas (A) defeated Harseson. 6-2,
IS, 90. Munsey ca defeated Deodene,
SO, 90. Wainwright Cd defeated Ma
Hirsch. SO. So Hsrsreay YES ID de-
feated Ballack. Ga. rs.
Horn and Chung lA) defeated Harse-
on and Wainwright. 60. SO, 7-5;
dene and Hipsher, Ga, al: HarEreaves
and Hubbard ID defeated Nadanyi and
Meyerle. 81 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
|vi||anova Nine
.Breezes Over
.Hoyas, 14:5.

Villanova rolled up a To lead
in two innings in its game yes
terday with Georgetown on the
Medical Field and coasted to a
l4-5 victory.
The Wildcats picked UP four
runs in the first inning, although
getting only one hit, a single,
off starter Joe Gallaher.
Bill Daley. a southpaw, took
over the pitching for the Hoyas
in the second inning and re-
ceived little better treatment.
Terry Hayes walked with the
bases loaded to force in one
Villanova run and John Dona-
tucci singled for two more.
Georgetown. meanwhile. could
do little with the pitching of
Jack Kelly. despite six errors by
Kelly's teammates. Making his
first start of the season, Kelly
gave up only f1ve hits while
striking out seven and walking
six.
The Hoyas came up with two
runs in the first inning. the only
ones they earned. Jim Vaughan
walked and scored on Ray
Smiths triple, with Smith scor-
ing a moment later on f1elder's
choice.
A single run in the third and
two in the fourth completed the
scoring for Georgetown. Villa
nova scored four in the eighth.
with Tom Casey's home run with
two on the big blow.
The fielding play of the game
was made by Rightfield Ron
Debiat of Villanova who streaked
to his right in the seventh inning
to grab Bill Harrison's long fly
beyond the cinder track. Debiat
fell and rolled over but held onto
the ball.
The victory gave Villanova a
81 record Go0rUntou,yo &c I O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Courts Open Today
At Sheruton-Purk

Exhibition singles and doubles
matches will be played this after
noon as featured attractions for
the official opening of the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel tennis courts.
Beginning at 2:30 pm, Allie
Ritzenberg, new Sheraton-Park
tennis pro, will oppose Pauline
Betz Addie in a best two-of-three
match. Following the singles ex-
hibition. Ritzenberg and Mrs
Addie will meet Fred McNair
and Dick Covington in doubles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Al7-year-old girl. Peggy Long,
a Junior at the National Cathe-
dral School, and Mack Hodges
III. proved to be the best rifle
shots in three sectional meetings
of National Rife Associations
junior championships yesterday
Miss Long. of the Pinwheel
Junior Rifle Club of Washington,
and Hodges. of the darlington
JRC, each fired 100000 in the
sectional meet at Fort Belvoir,
one OF 81 such affairs going on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Marines Win
Irianqu!arMee!

LEXINGTON, Va, April 81
(SpeciaD The Quantico Ma
rines' track team romped over
Georgetown University and the
host VMI team in a triangular
meet here today. scoring SO
points to Al for the Hoyas and
80 for the last-place Keydets.
Two VMI track records were
broken by the Marines. AL Can
tello. former NCAA champion
from LaSalle. tossed the javelin
232 feet, six inches. Bill Taylor
who has paced Yves Santee in
some of the latter's indoor meets
set a new mile mark of 4:18.8.
100; ard dash: Hopkins tvMn
wilson WIND: 3-Lee 90: Sim
clair 90. Time. 0:l0.2.
Hop ;EGy'T 1vM da.h lwSTEyn VA S 3
Bruce o.. Time. 0:224.
440-yard dash, Brown (0) q
Bisbee tGl: 3-MacKev Co: 4-Sessoni
(vMI Time. 0;499.
SS0-yard run: Nelson tGl; Q
4-Dillard WIND Time. l:5S2
Mile ru. 1-Tavlor (o); 2-Lipp
meier tGl: 3-Franklin 'Gl; 4-etekI
| tG). Time. 4:ls.S.
Two mile: 1-Flanasan. tG): q
Time. a:50.s.
120-high hurdles: 1-Fedak C0l; q
Broke 90; 3-Martin (Ql; Hyatt
tVMI). Time. 0:14.6
.s0-low hurdles: l--Fedak 0Gl; Q
prole tol; 3-Houkins tVMIl; A.
Martin 90. Time, 0:22.0.
HiSh jump: 1-Machen WIND: p
Earhart %: 3--Durant 90: New.
3 lin TO-. feet ! inch.
Broad lump Bruce co.: Moor,
to): 3-Flsherty fOl: 4-Whittle tVMIi
- feet H. inches
Pole vault Tie, Ehrhart tQN; l.
Marxusch tG) II feet,
Jayelin: 1-cantello tO): 2-Delfriei
tQt; Lewis lOl Johnston fVMIi
80 feet 6 inches
Shot put: 1--Deskins 90: =. Baron
as feet inches
Discus. More t0l stark Col
Ward tol: 4-Baroncelli 90. IA;
feet IL inches.
Mile relay: 1--GeorSetown; 2--vMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Tennis players in the Wash
ington area will have plenty of
opportunity for competition this
summer as the District of Co.
lumbia Lawn Tennis Association
yesterday announced its annual
tournament schedule, which in
cludes about 80 events in the
District area.
Heading the list again will be
the Middle Atlantic clay court
Championships scheduled for
June 30-July 8 at the Edgemoor
Club, Bethesda.
The date and location for one
tournament was still undeter-
mined on the schedule prepared
by Thornton Moore, vice presi-
dent and tournament chairman
OF the D. c. Association. This
was the Middle Atlantic juniors
and boys championships which
were expected to be held some
time in mid-July.
The complete tourna M n t
schedule. with location Except
where site is obvious and type
OF players eligible, follows:
April l-2s-Arlington Metropolitan
Invitational. Four Mile Run junior boys
and girls plus boys and girls , and
under
April 2S-Msy 3-Friends School In
Vltationsl junior boys and boys Band
under singles
April 9S-May i3-Ariington Metro
politan lnyitatlcnal, Four Mile Run.
hens aud womenS singles and doubles
Nav 5-lti--Friends School Invitation
a. junior girls and girls ) and under
singles
Inyitational. 10th and Kennedy streets,
mems singles
May l"-@O--Womcns Interclub Con-
gressional Country Club womens sing
les and doubles. mixed doubles
May 9h-June COLUMBIA Country
Club Inyitational mems singles and
doubles.
June 2-S-D. C Junior champion
ships, 18TH and Kennedy streets SIN
giles and doubles for junior boys and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Howard Clips
Eagles, 1876.

Clarence Taylor struck out nine
and batted in four runs with a
home run and single in helping
Howard University to a 1876 VIC
tory over American u. yesterday
on the AU field.
Towards record now is TT.
with one tie. while American is
ii
Umpire George Buckholtz was
hit on the ankle by a pitched ball
and taken to Georgetown Hos
pital. He was released after
X-ravS revea led no fracture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Villanova 43n 100 O4O--14
lGeoreetown POI 200 900 Z
Runs-DiGlorenza ~. Feretti 81.
HAYES 90. Cofone. Donatiucci. Debiat.
LaMontaene Casey Vaughn. r. Smith
it21. White. Daley Errors-Valgenti
-, Donatucei 81. Hayes. LaMontagne.
White Macchia. Casey Runs batted
M Zone, ~. Donatucci -. r.
Smith Valsenti LsMontasne Vaughn
Harrison, Debiat. Casey 90. Two-base
hit~--DiGilorenza. Three-base hit-R
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