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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
LEFT RIVALS BEHIND

The immortal Count Fleet, win
ner of the 1913 Triple Crown, ran
three races at Pimlico in 1912 and
1943 and won them by a combined
total of 43 lengths.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
DaIamar Ladies
Ladies League

High team set: Safeway Store
1926, Ruth's Beauty Shop 1918,
Ben Franklin 1912. High team
game: Ben Franklin and Safe.
way $40, Hershey's Cleaners 539
and Ruth's Beauty Shop 531.
High strikes: Davis truths
Beauty Shop, 48, Higgins tHer
shey's) Al, Duvall (Gaithersburg
Bank 38. High spares: Higgins
CHersheys) 146, Duvall Gath.
ersburg Bank las, Davis truths
Beauty Shop 362. High game:
Davis (Ruth's Beauty Shop $50,
Higgins (Hershey's) 149, Duvall
(Gaithersburg Bank 1873. High
average: Higgins, Davis, Duvall
104, Gloyd &C & P) 102.10, Clagett
and Stiles SO, Morris 97.40, Cross,
Compton, Slicer, Phebus 90. High
flat game: Hundley (Women's
Club 95. Subs Miles SO, Sadtler
Sc, Brown 81, M. McBain 81,
Stucko Sc, Solo "a, Knick 70,
Moses Sc, Howard SO, Allison SO,
Eubank sc, Ginger Kinder 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Soft Ball League Meets

The Montgomery County Adult
Softbal League, sponsored by the
Montgomery County Department
of Recreation, will hold it's final
Organizational Meeting before
league play, Tuesday, April 2, at
8 pm, room 113, County Office
Building, Anyone interested in en-
tering a team in this league is
invited to attend.
Topics on the agenda will in
clude: Number of rounds to be
played, playoffs, franchise fees,
played, Playoffs, Franchise Fees,
A. S. A. Membership, Selection of
Umpire Association.
All proposals, recommends
tions, and changes will be vel
coined and decided upon at this
meeting Major changes in the
Leagues operation cannot be
made after league competition
play has started, so please be sure
your team is represented.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
10 Boys Teams Get
County Franchises

Ten teams have been assigned
franchises thus far in the Mont.
gomery County Boys Baseball AS.
ISOLATION. Seven of the teams have
entered the Midget Division, the
yougest of the three age groups
(13 years and under) which opens
its season May 4.
The first Midget entries are Be-
thesda Sports Mart, Bethesda
Builders Supply Co., Carrier
Drug, Wheaton Rockets, Lyons
Nursery, Potter's Cleaner and
the Takoma Tigers. The Midget
Division which fielded % teams
last year will accept entries
through April 4.
The Junior Division, which
does not begin play until May 10,
has already received its first two
entries-Carl Freeman, Inc, and
the Takoma Tigers. Bethesda Civ.
itan is the first to enter the Sen
Tor Division although competition
in that class does not start until
June /.
In 1856, the Baseball Associa-
ton was composed of SO teams in
its three age categories. Informa-
ton and applications of teams for
the county's baseball program
may be obtained through the De
partment of Recreation, Poplar
2-2121, Ext. 236.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Stars Go
To Boston

Playing in the basketball tour
nament which will determine the
championship of the Army Anti
Aircraft Command at Fort Dew
ems, Mass. this week will be four
members of Battery D, 602nd
AAA Missile Battalion team of
Rockville which also won the
Montg emery County Adult
League title.
Lieut.. Tom Holbrook, Ed Sui
ley, Ed Rancic and Roscoe Will
liams are players on the Battery
D team which first won the Bat
talon tournament at Edgewood.
Next they annexed the champions
ship of the 18th Group by defeat
ing the 54th AAA Missile Battal-
ion 1861. At that tourney, Col.
Laney, Group NINA nd r,
awarded individual trophies to
the champs.
Following the Group playoffs,
the same team engaged in the
End AAA Regional tournament at
Fort Meade and as a result of
winning that, they won the priv
ilege of going to Boston to play
for the championship at Fort Dew
ems. 1t. William Brown of Lay
louisville will also be a member
of this team.
1t. Holbrook, a graduate of
Eastern Kentucky State, received
honorable mention on the United
Press All American basketball
team when he was a senior. In
the Montgomery County League
he broke the Adult scoring record
by tallying 81 points in the Bat.
terry D game against Naval Ordi-
nance, but later broke his own
record, when they played Bethes.
da Merchants, with a total of 80
points. Holbrook was also top
season scorer in the Adult League
with 242 points, and Ed Sulley
also Battery D player followed
him with 158.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
GlenbrOOk Loses
Nine to NH
Permanently

After losing nine holes to the
National Institutes of Health for
development, Glenbrook Golf
Club will now be a nine-hole
course. Glenbrook, a public course
across from the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Avenue in Bethes-
da, was formerly Woodmont
Country Club.
Glenbrook will have a 5000
yard, nine-hole layout with a par
of IS and contain two par-five
holes. All of the county's high
schools will play their qualifying
rounds and practice matches on
Glenbrook or Sligo Park courses,
and Montgomery Junior College
will play its home matches at the
former club. Both courses are I'M
der the supervision of Forest Gus
tafson, director of recreation for
Montgomery County. Mantle
nance is handled by the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission.
Roger Peacock, pro at Sligo
Park, will supervise layouts of
the two courses, and will be as
sisted by Bill Sanford at his home
club. Glenbrook will have Pros
Smitty Padgett and Billy Wolfe.
At Sligo Park, six new green's
and four fairways were built and
planted last year. Its clubhouse,
which burned down, win be re-
built as recreation center, with
shop and a snack bar for the
golfers.
Montgomery Council has APP.
proved spending S175,OO0 for plan
ming and acquiring a site for a
new golf course, probably in the
upper part of the county. A total
of $4,000 is earmarked to be
budgeted over the next three
years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Stars Drop 2
TO Sandy Spring

Receiving their second defeat in
16 games, the Montgomery Stars
lost to Sandy Spring, 67-66, on
Buddy Kuykendalls set shot with
five seconds left in the game. The
Stars, with only three regulars
available, were at half strength
and had to use two players not
familiar with their style of play.
High scoring honors for the
game went to Don Benson of the
Stars, with Is points, whose jump
shots and sets almost pulled out
a victory for his team. Score at
the half was 1892 in favor of the
Stars.
Dick Tetlow led the Stars with
most points scored during the
season. He tailed 220, closely fol-
lowed by Don Benson with 219.
Benson had the highest points
per-game average with 15.9 to
lead Dick Tetlow with 1912
average.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28

saying that the local winner had
driven magnificent race and
that at the end Wallace had lost
the use of his brakes. Wallace
paid tribute to the ability of his
mechanics to help bring his car
to trophy.
Juan Fangio in an Italian Mas.
craft had won the 12-hour endur.
ance race which began at 10 a. m.
and ended in complete darkness.
The average speed of Fangio was
85.45, and he covered 1877 of the
50 mile laps around the hairpin
turns of former Sebring Air Base.
Wallace and Bunker drove total
OF 1876 laps in the endurance test.
Early in the race occurred
fatality which was the first to
happen in the six-year history Of
this event. Bob Goldich, 33-year.
old father of two small boys from
Chicago, lost control of his Ars
nolt-Bristol, skidded, turned over
three times and burned.
Chevrolet had hurried to com.
plete special blue, rocket-shaped
experimental Corvette in time for
the race, and very little had been
told the public about its details.
but the Corvette broke down once
on the course, and after stopping
twice for mechanical replace.
ments, it was withdrawn from the
race.
The concrete and asphalt run.
ways of the former air base pro-
vided an additional three-hour
race Sunday for the many appli.
cants who had not been included
in the field for Saturdays race.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Races Open
At Laurel

Laurel Race Course will begin
a 29-day race meet Monday with
the six-furlongs Capitol Handicap
featuring the inaugural pro-
gram. Post time will be 1870 p. m.
daily through closing day Satur-
day, May A. Every Thursday will
be Ladies Day, with female pat
rons required to pay only the nee
essary taxes.
More than 800 horses from
Florida, Maryland, and winter
quarters in the Carolinas and
Pennsylvania are alre lady in
Laurel, and an additional 200
horses are expected from Arkan.
sas, Louisiana, and Gulfstream
and Hialeah Parks.
Expected to compete in the
Capitol are the 1857 stakes win.
ners, Fabricator, Oclirock, Solar
System and Weeper's Boy. Ken
lucky Derby candidates will test
their mettle in two stakes at
Laurel this spring, the Chesa-
peake Trial at six-furlongs April
13, and the Chesapeake Stakes at
mile and sixteenth April 20.
Other important stakes to be
decided here this spring are the
Cherry Blossom for fillies and
mares April 6, the Bowie Breed
ers April %, the Laurel Handicap
April q, and the Laurel Spring
Turf Handicap May "a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Crusader Lutheran
Mixed

Saints (Bernice Shields 265 and
Bill Robertson 328) won two from
Angels Louise Owens 258 and
Bob Stuart 1922; Holy Rollers
Jackie Fowler 297 and Ralph
Powell 312) won two from Devils
Helen Burlington 1913 and Dave
Friday 305); Missionaries Marie
Willett 271 and Russ Anderson
300) won two from Sinners Jim
Golden 313).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Rockville Major

Reed Brothers doug Fletcher
1881 BANKED Tastee Diner (Walt
Souder 37O; Rockville Bowling
Center (Will Watkins) won two
from Collins Brothers (Cleve
Loeffler 1881; Princemont Con-
struction (Charlie Jansen 373)
won two from Veterans Sheetmet-
al Duke Duquette 1861; Rockville
Fuel & Feed Pop Kirby 359)
blanked ]. L. King Floor Co. Dob
Simmons 373).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Rockville
Recreation

Rockville Recreation Depart
ment is holding its basketball
playoffs this week, according to
Gene Moran, director. Champion
ships will be decided in the fol-
lowing divisions: Pee Wee cage
8-91A), Elementary (sixth grad
ers), Jr. High 9th, 9Th and 9th
grades and ST.. High 90, II and
18th grades.
In the Elementary League st.
Mary's was to meet Lone Oak
for the title. The Jr. High race
was between Rockmont Motors
and BealPs ESQ, and, in the Sr.
High Church League, Christ Epis-
copal Church was to play Rock
vile Methodist for the champion
ship.
Watch For TryOuts
The Rockville Boys Baseball
League for boys between 8 and
10 is now being organized, and
at the present time consists of
% teams. Assistant coaches
and sponsors are needed for
these teams; pleace call Gene
Moran Poplar 2-6945 or A. Nj.
Tuchtan Garden 4-8252, if inter-
ested in helping.
Watch the next issue of the
Sentinel for announcement of
playing field and time when try
outs for the various teams will
be held.
An organizational meeting to
make plans for a softball league
for Cub Scouts or boys of that
age will be held April 1 at Rock.
vile Jr. High at 8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Rockville Ladies Glass A

R. L. McElfish Shirley Duvall
1888, new high set) won two from
Williams Barber Shop KAY Rush
306); Geeraert's Twinbrook bet
ty England 306) won two from
Childrens Center (Rose Bucking.
ham 340); Rockville Shopper
(Bobbie White 343) blanlsed Toll
mur's Restaurant audrey Muir
rill 305); United Carburetor (Ei-
leen Simmons BIZ won two from
Rockville Glass (Toni Newman
305).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
YMCA Basketball

In the semi-finals of the Be
thesda-Chevy Chase YMCA
Church Basketball League at Lee
land Junior High School, Christ
Lutheran defeated Bethesda Pres
byterian 26-14, and Chevy Chase
Presbyterian beat Warner Memo
rial Presbyterian 22-18.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Rockville Ladies Class B

Chuck's Mobile Service eileen
English 340) BANKED Rockmont
Motors (Kay Rush 267; Baker
Motors Virginia Allison 325)
BANKED Modern Furniture MAY
belle Ankney 270); AIS Texaco
MARY Payne 321) won two from
Medley jewelers. (Cyrtice Holten
299); Hungerford Inn (Grace Dis
ney 303) won two from Miller &
Fields Kay Armstrong 289).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-28
Charlie Wallace
Finishes Eighth
In Sebring Race

In the world championship sports at Sebrng
Florida Saturday. Bethesda driver Charles Wallace
the handicap trophy and finished eighth in the field of
drivers Wallace poted PorscheSpyder and assisted
driving by Art Bunker of Kansas City In the radio broad
cast after the finish Walter Kronkte introduced Wallace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

The Executive Committee Of
the Women's District Golf AS
ISOLATION met prior TO the AS
sociation's annual meeting al
Belle Haven yesterday and rec
commended the 1858 tournament
fields be reduced through Gre
alton Of another handicap class
In 1857, there were 20 WDGA
sponsored tournaments. five
each in Glasses A. B. c and d
Many of the fields ran over 100
players, which overburdens the
courses.
The recommendation would
provide for four tournaments
each in Glasses A. B. c. d and E
with a handicap maximum Of
%. The present maximum is
"a. The maximum field under
this proposal would be about
80 players.
The new club chairmen will
VOTE on this proposal at the
FIRST 1858 meeting in late jan
uary.
Because Of a crowded ealen-
dar at the club it was impos-
sible TO postpone the annual
meeting yesterday. and 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
Brootz's Play May Help
Redskins Win Last Two
BIZ LEWIS =. ATCHIsON

A Observation-Disclosures named
Tom Braatz may help the Red
skins square accounts with the
Philadelphia Eagles at Grifiith
Stadium Sunday and then 90
on to q close-cut victory over
the Pittsburgh Steelers to end
the season on a happy note.
II the Redskins win these
two. they'll have an even break
with every Eastern Division
rival except the Cleveland
Browns. who rallied TO gain q
1890 tie in their return game
here several weeks ago. A VIC
tory over the Chicago Bears.
after q tough loss 10 the Balti-
more Colts. gave the Redskins
q stalemate with Western Di-
vision rivals for the year.
Braatz, feeling more at home
at end than any other place.
displaced Steve Meilinger q
couple Of games back and looks
like q fixture. The rookie from
Marquette has been bothered
by q shoulder bruise this week
but It won't keep him out Of
action. Toms blocking and
pass receiving have been Of
high order, giving an added
punch 10 the offense.
End Coach Joe Tereshinsld
spotted Braatz early in training
camp last summer. At 6-foot-2
the freckled kid with the crew
cut was tall enough. but his 210
pounds seemed a little light
against a 240-pound tackle.
His speed was Just a bit better
than average, but he was smart
and had q good pair Of hands.
He also had plenty of moxie.
He wasn't extremely mean, -,
Head Coach Joe Kuharich said
today. but he did everything
asked Of him. We used him as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
MRS. MANCOs REFLECTED
DC. Women Golfers Urqe
TourneyFieIds Be Reduced

held despite the adverse driv-
ing conditions.
A surprising number OF men,
bers were present.
Mrs. John Mancos OF Belle
Haven was reelected president
after another banner year by
the extremely efficient organ
iZation.
Mrs. Edward L. DUNES of
Washington Golf and Country
Club was elected first vice pres
ident. the only new officer.
Others reelected in addition 10
Mrs. MancoS were Mrs. Paul H.
STREET OF Chevy Chase. second
vice president; Mrs. Ellis II.
Veatch Of Army Navy. secre-
tary. and Mrs. Ray WeiSberg Of
Norbeck. treasurer.
Mrs. JplDs Friedenson. chair
man OF the handicap commit
tee. announced that Lillian Lea
Of Court House showed the
greatest improvement for the
1857 tournament season. re-
ducihg her handicap from 1874
to 6.24. or almost 10 strokes
for the year.
wHITTIESEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
Logort Fovored
Over Ortego in
Tourney N Bout

CLEVELAND. Dec. 8 Up
The loser Of tonight's l2-round
battle between Isaac Logart
and Gaspar INDIAN Ortega
will have o long wait for a crack
at the vacant welterweight
title.
The winner-and Logart is
a Us favorite-will continue
to meet other fighters in an
elimination tournament for the
l47-pound title surrendered by
Carmen Basilio. Basilio gave
up the title after betting Sugar
Ray Robinson out OF the mid
dleweight championship. To-
nights fight is the first Of the
elimination series.
The fight will be televised and
broadcast nationally starting at
10 pm. Eastern Standard Time
tIn Washington. the bout will
be carried by WRC-4)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

q linebacker and q wingback,
and he gave it a good try. But
since we've got him back at
offensive end. Tom really has
blossomed out. The way things
have worked out. he's got the
job. II Meilinger wants it back
he's got TO show enough TO get
him out Of there"
Norb Hecker underwent sur
gerry on his knee yesterday for
the removal Of a damaged car
tilage and should be better
than ever in 1858. Hecker, Of
course. is through for the year.
as is Scooter Scudero. who un-
derwent treatment at George
town for a badly pulled ham
string muscle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
THIRD SON SAVES
NANTES STREAK

JOPLIN. Mo. Dec. 6 tP.
Mickey Mantle and his
wife have a new baby. and
for the third straight time
it's a boy.
The 7-pound. i5-ounce
son was born yesterday at
Freeman's Hospital. Both
Mrs. Mantle and the child.
as yet unnamed. are doing
fine.
The Yankee outflelders
other two children are
Mickey. jr.. I. and David. ?.
The Mantles live at nearby
Commerce. Okla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

an enthusiasm for bowling few
men can match. He died in his
sleep on Wednesday night
just after bowling three games.
His average at that time-ll3.
His age-73.
The tournament is made TO
order for average bowlers You
get four-fifths handicap based
on a $50 scratch. The entry fee
is IS and prizes range from
500 down. You can enter at
the alleys from IL am. TO 10
pm. Both men and women are
invited to compete.
Another tournament comes
off in Baltimore Sunday-the
gath annual Memorial Classic
at the Patterson alleys. 2l05
Eastern avenue.
Starting at 2 pm, this one
carries q prize list from 5000
down to $40. So-called minor
league prizes also will be Of
fered for those whose highest
average for 80 or more games
last season was under l2l.
Competition will be over q
block Of six games. Entry fee
is $40.
WITH THE TENPINNERS-
Stephanie Baloeh Of Cleve-
land had TO withdraw from
the World Match Game In
vitational at Chicago because
of the death Of her father.
The finals Of the tournament.
which opened yesterday. will
be televised nationally next
Friday night.
Another national tenpin
tournament has been scheduled
for January 1919 at Minne-
apolis-the 18th annual Bowl
ing Proprietors' tournament.
Don Carter and Mrs. Marion
Ladewig. who have become
well known lately because Of
television. are the defending
champions.
A three-way tie has devel-
oped for the lead in the Com
mercial League at Alexandria
The Aces. Margie'S outlaws
and Wilkes are all locked up.
Harvey Tressler is averaging
1870 in this league after COM
ing through with 2l5--6l3.
Charlie Robinson. with ais
SIT. led Shirley Bowl TO a
sweep over Rosslyn. The vic
tory put Shirley Bowl in first
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
Don Kaiser Gets
Induction Notice

ADA. Okla. Dec. 6 R1.-Don
Kaiser. 2l-year-old righthanded
pitcher. who was traded TO the
Milwaukee Braves by the Chi
cago Cubs yesterday. said today
he had been notified to report
for induction into the Army in
Oklahoma City December IL.
Kaiser said he failed four
physical examinations but took
another one recently in Okla
homa City and was told at that
time he had failed it. However.
he said he later received his
notification TO report. Officers
at the induction center said
Kaiser apparently viii have 10
undergo another physical be-
fore his status is decided
definitely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
Braves Rivals Burnino
Over Steal of Bob Rush

several 10. 2-l and 30 games.
as well as few in extra in
nings for the Cubs. who fin
iShed in a seventh-place tie
with Pittsburgh. He has a life
time mark of lO4-l24. His best
season was 1852. when he won
II games and lost Is.
Kaiser. a former SIS. 00C
bonus player. had a 20 record
with the Cubs in 1857 anc
finished the campaign with
Portland. where he won six anc
lost five.
Phillips had a 80 record fol-
the Braves. while Taylor battec
.257 in 100 games for Atlanta
Despite his low batting average
the 24-year-old receiver is re-
garded as very promising.
Among the players in the
Cincinnati-St. Louis swap, only
Schmidt and Taylor played in
the majors last year.
The 28-year-old Schmidt
used mainly in relief. had q
1913 record. including a nine.
game winning streak. How
ever. he had a Att earned-rur
average. Taylor. acquired from
Seattle last August. hit 1862 in
80 games for Cincinnati.
Flood batted .299 for Sa.
vannah and is highly regarded
Kutyna had a 1913 record al
Richmond and Wieand was IS.
IA at Houston.
In a separate deal. the Red
legs sold Pitcher Pat Scantle-
bury TO Toronto. The 32-year-
old Southpaw had a 1914 mark
with Havana last season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

Advise is a commodity one
can pick up in great quantities,
sometimes without even asking
But there seems TO be a scarcity
OF it on bowling alleys at a time
and place where it would do a
forlorn bowler the most good
/ Too bad. Joe, you'll snap out
lof it," Is the type of useless re-
mark one has to listen to while
battling a protracted slump
that could be corrected If one
only knew how.
/ A second party. an observer
is needed here. A ball lands at
a certain point in the cluster OF
pins along a pre-directed route.
Why 1t goes to the right or the
left OF center normally can be
detected in the delivery.
Carolyn Sue Smith. who
broke out of a slump with a
smashing I67 game and 1872 set
for Roma Restaurant in the
Women's District Minor League
Tuesday night. is a good ex-
ample.
Il was having q terrible
time" says Miss Smith. an EN-
ploye Of the Department Of De-
tense. II Just wasn't hitting the
pocket. Then Nell HUFF. my
teammate. took me aside and
told me what / was doing
wrong. She said to put the ball
out more: that / was letting my
arm drop to the side.
II think it's q good idea to
have somebody stand back and
watch YOU when your game is
off,
/ Miss Smiths slump is reflect
ed in her average. which was a
il03 going into Tuesday nights
action. She has a l04 mark with
the Defense Department
League and los with Gustl's
Restaurant in the Washington
Ladies League. Normally she is
"a l09-1l0 bowler.
I A bowler for the past 10
years. Miss Smith won the
Washington Duckpin Opera
tors Association tournament
last year with a 399 set, In
1850 she was second by two
pins in the Old Dominion Clas-
sic with $50 in five games.
The memory OF one of this
areas most lovable bowling
personalities will be honored
Sunday when the seventh an
nual Jack Mooney Memorial
tournament Is staged at Mount
Rainier.
! Mooney was a fireman with