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Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

CHICAGO cAsUALTY-Roy Case
Of Chicago. formerly Of Little
Rock. was killed In Chicago
March 81. He was . graduate Of
Dunbar bi school. and served IN
the Armed Force. Mrs. Santonia
Lindsey. mother. Mrs. =. Casey
wife and relatives. gratefully &c
knowledge and thank their many
friends for their kind expressions
Of sympathy during this time.
MIA Clarence johnson were here
from 81. Louis visiting Mr.. and
Mira claud Anderson also Rev.
JOHNSON preached ct st. Paul las
Sunday. Ray Dolby made .
business trip to marianne he ives
accompanied back by his children
who win spend two weeks with
him. 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Green and family. Bro. James
Rodgers Mrs. Hazel Biedsoe and
Elsie Mae johnson visited the
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

tar. federal or state. Ia any state.
Until some authoritative ruling Is
made TO the contrary. We do not
believe We are liable for TIE
payment Of state income taxes
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

Ellis Morgan
Mira Charles Lewis Is here WIS.,
ting her father. Luther Banks. 4.
Mrs Ruby Barnes left for Omaha.
Neb.. where she win visit her
husband. The Vacation Bible
school at the CINE church. clos
81 July 8 with q program and
display.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
cresseii

The First Baptist revival d
continuing through this week.
The candidates viii be baptized
Friday, July stu Mrs Evelyn
Cotton passed Saturday. June y.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
Gregory

James ns1gssu
Ms. callie Young visited her
children In Chicago recently. i.
Mr.. and Ms. Cliff Rodgers and
Helena Eddings were visitors In
Searcy on business. Rev. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

fashioned rhubarb pies, rhubarb
lstewed and baked.
Think afresh about rhubard
this year-it's actually q YER
|satile food. Try it for example,
: as an Ingredient Of q long, cool
'Idrink.
Fresh Rhubarb and Limeade
Cook 2 quarts 6 pounds)
diced fresh rhubarb and 2 cups
water in q covered saucepan 8
Ito 10 minutes or until rhubarb
Is soft. Drain. Add 3h cups
sugar. u teaspoon salt, . cups
fresh lime Juice and 6 cups cold
water to rhubarb liquid. Stir
until sugar Is dissolved. Chill.
Serve in tall glasses over crushed
ice. II desired. 0arnish with
fresh lime slices. Makes about q
gallon.
Baked Fresh Rhuharh
and Apple Sauce
Combine { CUPS an pounds)
diced fresh rhubarb with 3 cups
diced fresh apples. / cup sugar
and u teaspoon salt In q IA
quart casserole. Add 2 sticks
whole cinnamon. about 3 inches
long. Cover and bake In q pre-
heated moderate oven (376 -
Il hour and 20 minutes or until
Irhubarb Ii tender. stirring twice
during baking period. Remove
cinnamon sticks and serve warm
or chilled. Serves eight.
Old Fashioned Fresh
Rhubarb Pie
Lie q 9-inch pie plate with
pastry rolled to hs.inch thick.
ness. Combine s cups diced un.
cooked fresh rhubarb with ~
cups sugar. 3 tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca. l teaspoon pure
vanilla extract and V teaspoon
salt. Turn into the pastry lined
pie plate. Dot with 2 table,
spoons butter or margarine.
Cover with pastry rolled to ".
inch thickness. Trim. turn under
and flute. Cut 2 or 3 gashes in
the top crust to allow steam to-
escape. Bake in o preheated
very hot (450 p oven for IS
minutes. Reduce heat to mod
crate $3.50 FJ and bake 80 min
utes or until done. DO not serve
until cold. Serves six.
GRelesssd By The 1ell syndicate. lne. /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

beets. New Jersey asparagus
and local rhubarb.
II you own a home freezer,
1t might be well to investi-
gate the frozen food sale
featured for the week end.
Among the specials listed are
frozen juices and vegetables.
minute steaks. cheeseburg-
ers and beef patties.
" r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
MARKET BASKET
Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page B.
squash. cucumb ers and
watermelon all rrom Florida
are rated as good buys.
BY the way, have you seen
how they're packaging lime>
and lemon juice these days?
Lfe-like looking plastic
lines and lemons hold IA
nuid ounces of reconstructed
Juice. Remove cap. squeeze
fruit" gently with fingers
and out flows the Juice.
Other items to look for
include Boston lettuce, new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

For an interesting. edible
vegetable garnish for roasts, Ill
partially cooked. followed. out
white onions with crushed pine
apple. dot with 6 bit Of butter.
u teaspoon brown sugar and top
with bread crumbs. Place in .
shallow baking pan with q little
water and bake In . moderate
oven $3.50 degrees p for about
80 minutes or until tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Rhuburb FIuvors Drink

when fresh. pink-to-re6
rhubaYd appears on the market
stands. it means that summers
not far of. The unique, tart
taste of this vegetable holds
memories for most Of us Of old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

Diced freesh apples added to
chicken salad give interesting
flavor and texture TO TINS pop
ular dish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Coke Trouble?

When . cake has Q sticky top
crust. the defect may be due to
too much sugar or insufficient
baking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

Here's your chance to get acquainted with
the most wonderful cat food in the world
and save money too! Hurry to your grocer's
and look for this special Red Heart Cat Food
3-Pak- You get ; cans and pay for only
two. But hurry! Get EN- while they last!
And that Red Heart Cat Food Your
kitty will love it-and you can't feed her
anything finer. Table.fresh whole fish in a
vitamin. packed balanced formula" makes
Red Heart the best in all-around cat nutri.
ton. No other feeding necessary!
Evening star., 1957-04-17

USA: Eric Portman stars In
q British-produced film por-
traying the part women
played in England during the
war years In Great Day.
(l946)
$3.50, WRC f4)-Father Knows
Best: "The Spelling Bee. +"
Kathy, about to enter the
county spelling bee. is frantic
when she discovers she mas
left her lucky penny behind
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Navy Log:
Assignment BRIT" A Nayal
officer, unhappy with his desk
Job. winds up leading an in
Evening star., 1957-04-17

fantry attack against a Ger
man battalion in Normandy.
Herbert Hudley. TV Key
says: above average for the
SERIES"
$500. WRC tA-Kraft Theater
COLOR: Raymond Massey
stars as Jason Innes, q hui
manitarian faced with max
ing a decision that could mean
the difference between his
living or dying in "A Matter
Of Life" TV says: Interest
ing idea, but q routine treat
ment."
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Ford Thea
ter: Singapore" A glamorous
operator of a gambling ca
sino is torn between love and
revenge. Paulette Goddard.
$3.50, WTOP t9)--I've Got a
Secret: Special guest is Joan
Bennett.
1000, WMAL t1-Wednesday
Night Fights: Randy Sandy
meets Spider Webb in a ten
round middleweight bout
from Chicago.
1900. WTTG t5)-Presidential
News Conference: The Presi-
dent is interviewed on i'm
portant issues of the day by
the Nations leading reporters.
1900, WTOP (9D-The 10Th
Century Fox Hour: Phyllis
Kirk. Kendall Scott and NAL
com Broderick star in Men
in Her Life" A teacher un-
knowingly influences a young
roughneck's heart. TV Key
previews: Still q heart
warming yarn"
l1:lO. WTTG t5)-Washington
Moyietime: A research doc
tor. in for manslaughter dis
covers a cure for a rare fever
in "Millionaires in Prison
tl940).
11:l5. WTOP tsl-The Late
Show: Flying Tigers" stars
John Wayne. Anna Lee, Paul
Kelly and Tom Neal. A young
American works for Chang
Kai-shek as leader of an air
squadron Of adventurous
American pilots in the days
before World War II (l942)
11:20, WMAL tD-Night Show:
Born to the Saddle" Left
Erickson. A horse trainer
finds that his employer is
the leader Of an outlaw gang
(l950.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
TODAY'S Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

700. WRC (l)-Last Of the
Mohicans: "The Threat" A
group of city-bred settlers
from England head into the
wilderness. guided by two
supposedly trustworthy scouts.
1880, WMAL (7)-Disneyland: /:
More About Silly Sympho-
MES" A cartoon story musi-
cally depicting ancient fables.
Included will be water Ba-
bies." and "Farmyard SYM
phony."
1880. WTTG t5l-Federal Men:
Three suspected watch thieves
relate three different stories
to the Federal Men in "The
Case Of the Cut4Rate
Watches"
1880, WTOP (9)-I Led Three
Lives: American Communists
take ruthless action when
their own infiltration methods
are used against them. Rich
ard Carlson stars in this
drama Of an FBI counter
spy.
$500. WTTG t5)-Movietime
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Wly" Good
Charlie" Suffers
Uneasy Bladder

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or drinking may be a source OF mild. but
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Evening star., 1957-12-03
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

"on the FIRST George Gobel
show Of the season." writes q
Waterbury. Conn. reader,
there was quite q lengthy
musical number involving the
various cast members in a series
Of musical numbers. Painted
on the scenery was the word
'segue' and many Of the lyrics
included something sounding
like 'seg-way.' Is that the way
'segue' Is pronounced - and
what does 1t mean. anyway"
"Segue." pronounced-as you
surmised-SEG way. Is q term
common in the iargon Of mu-
sicians. especially pop" mu-
sicians. II means to move
from one musical selection to
another without incubation or
interruption. "Segue" comes
from Italian and originally
meant to follow.
An orchestra leader in re-
hearsal might well say to his
men: Wen open with two
choruses Of Night and Day.
then segue into verse and
chorus Of Girl Of Ny Dreams. A"
AS noted. it's a fairly technical
term and Just why Lonesome
George should build q whole
number around it Is o bit be-
yond me.
Another colmunist wrote re-
Gently; Every time / use the
term brought up a fellow in
Fresno. Calf, wires me and
states that I should have said
reared Perhaps I should
have. But ! like brought up
better"
I know what my fellow coll
umnist has endured. for / too
have eccentric critics. most of
them in California, who are
everlastingly correcting" nom
existent errors. The matter OF
bring up" in the sense Of TO
raise or rear children, is Just
another Of these perfectly cor
rect expressions which some
people mistakenly consider
wrong. To set the matter
straight. bring up" (past tense,
brought up") is entirely cor
rect for both formal and in
formal speech and writing
Furthermore. raise" is per-
fectly acceptable in the same
meaning, being only slightly
less formal than rear"
released By the Bell syndicateD
Evening star., 1957-12-03

chance Of discarding a club
on his partners diamonds. But
rather than bank everything on
the finesse Of the club queen,
he played as follows:
He cashed the ace Of trumps
at trick two. He took the ace
and king Of diamonds. led q
third diamond and ruffed II
with the king Of spades. He en-
tered dummy with the nine Of
spades. picking up the defen-
ders' last trumps. then led
dummy's last diamond and
ruffed II with the queen OF
spades.
Now he led his last heart tc
dummy's ace and returned the
nine Of hearts on which he de-
posted his trey Of clubs. Mr.
/. Champion won with the ten oi
hearts and had no return which
would give his side o second
trick. A club lead would &C
into the A-Q and q heart re-
turn would be ruffed in dummy
while Mr.. Masters discarded
the queen Of clubs.
distributed BY MeNsusht syndicats.l
Evening star., 1957-12-03

"Oh, yes, insert some
small derogatory remark
about my good friend on
the opposite side Of the
aisle. :. He'd like TO demand
some equal time"
Evening star., 1957-12-03
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
ny EASLEY BLACKwOOD

When your partner opens the
bidding with one Of a suit. 1t Ii
not advisable to make a jump
takeout just because you would
have opened the hand II YOU
had been the dealer. A sound
jump shift has slam imphca-
tionS and should contain one Oh
more Of the following qualiflca-
tions: A very good suit. requir-
ing little or no support from
partner: q good fit with part
ner's suit; or q hand OF such
overwhe elming high card
strength that game is certain
even with a partnership misfit
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
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WEST EAST
CMr. Champion) Mr. AheD
ATS asa
VQJl02 0S64S
oJ7S2 oQ94
AKl09 AJS42
SOUTH
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AAKQJlo6
07s
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The bidding:
North East South West
lo Pass 2A Pass
ant Pass - Pass
So Pass Ga All pass
Evening star., 1957-12-03


II Mr.. Masters spade suit In
today's hand had been headed
by A-K-7 his first bid would
have been one spade. But with
solid spades and Is high-card
points. his holding justified q
Jump takeout Of two spades.
His second bid Of four spades
was by no means intended as a
shutout. II simply meant that
he had Q suit that needed no
support and that his first bid
had not been shaded.
Mr.. Dale, who had underbid
his hand slightly with his two
no-trump call. was glad 10 move
ahead with q bid Of five hearts.
which said that he was inter-
ested In q slam and had the ace
Of hearts. With this informa-
ton Mr.. Masters was willing TO
take his chances at q small
slam.
The queen Of hearts was
opened and dummy's king won.
Mr.. Masters saw there was no
Evening star., 1957-12-03
WORD GAME

Find 22 or more words IN
w HITH Z r
meaning. ito what point
where" Average Is 20; time
limit. 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters 2, Words which
acquire four letters hy the addition oi
-. such a. ''bats," ears" are moi
used g. Only one form Of . word 4
used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer 70 F0RcEPs
forees. fore. freseo. ropes. rose. cope
core. CORPS, eorse. eopse. corpse, crops
peso, pores, pose, prose, score. scope
serf. sore, spoFe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
st AIMS Seeks to Retire
*. Of c. Tourney Trophy

Walsh 1877, Jones 275 and Craw-
for 273.
Among the 26 victories by the
Stanners this season is a 55-43
victory over st. Francis Prep OF
Brooklyn, defending tournament
champion. st. Francis scored
two victories over st. AIMS later
however. ITO in the regular sea-
son and $3.50 in the New York
City playoffs. st. AIMS hopes
to square the account here.
Carnesecca, in seven years of
coaching the Stanners, has an
overall record of l67 victories as
against but 35 defeats. From a
mediocre record of 1911 in his
first season in 1852, Carnesecca
came back the following year
for 24-6 mark and the city
championship for st. AIMS for
the first time.
Many of the boys coached by
Lou have gone on to stardom in
college ranks. Most notable, of
course. is Tommy Kearns, North
Cardinals brilliant playmaker
and All-Atlantic Coast Confer
ience guard who was the most
valuable player here in 1854
Others include Don Lane. one of
IDayton's top scorers; York La
reese. an all-tournament choice
here twice and most valuabl
player in 1855, now with the
North Carolina Frosh; and Ken
my Harrison, a standout at Viii
Ilanova. Lane and Harrison also
won all-tourney berths in the
TX. of c. event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
INbA Semifina|s
Open Tonight
BY the Associated Press

The semifinal playoffs of the
National Basketball Association
get under way tonight, with the
Syracuse Nationals meeting the
Celtics at Boston and the Min
Ineapolis Lakers tackling the
Hawks at st. Louis in the best
offs series.
The Nationals. who rallied to
win 20 of their last as games to
grab second place, eliminated the
defending champion Philadel-
Iphia Warriors in the first round
of the playoffs. two games to
none.
Minneapolis came from last
place in the Western Division to
finish in a triple tie for first
place with Fort Wayne and St.
Louis. The Hawks defeated the
Lakers in a playoff for first
place, but Minneapolis took two
straight from Fort Wayne to
qualify for the semifinals.
Boston plays at Syracuse in
the second game Saturday, ma
tionally televised affair at 2:3O
pm. with the third game at
Boston Sunday afternoon.
Minneapolis remains in St.
Louis for a second game Sunday,
then goes home to meet the
Hawks in the third game Mon
day night.
Winners of the semifinals meet
in a best-of-seven series for the
championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
'CYO Boys Teams
Qualify for Finals

Seven parishes yesterday quail
ifled CYO boys teams for cham
pionship games Sunday in semi
finals played at Our Lady of
Lourdes and Catholic Univer-
sity.
AT Lourdes,. Queen of Peace
won the only midget "B" semi
final, 1928, over st. Ambrose.
Nativity beat Queen of Peace,
34-24. and st. Ombrose beat st.
Thomas. 34-15, in midget "A"
games.
AT Gu junior semifnals went
to Mount Calvary Gold, $3.50,
over Queen of Peace. and to
Lourdes, 51-32. over Nativity. In
the intermediate class st. Mich
ael's beat st. Bernadette's, 53-4O,
and Blessed Sacrament beat Ma
tivity, 41-22.
Sundays finals will be played
at Gu, beginning at noon. There
will be seven championship
games, including three girls
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Tar Heels Back
AT Top Strength
For NCAA Play

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 81 Dr.
North Cardinals unbeaten Tar
Heels arrived here last night,
first team on the scene for the
four team NCAA basketball
championships tomorrow and
Saturday.
Coach Frank MCGUIRE, almost
everybody's coach of the year,
said a few days of rest had
helped Joe Quigg and Bob Young,
Who were injured in player pile
ups last week end in Philadel-
phia. We're in good physical
condition and ready to play" he
said.
North Carolina meets Michi-
gan States Big Ten cochampions
at $50 washington time) to-
morrow night and Kansas, the
Big Seven titleholder, plays San
Francisco's defending and two
time national champions at
1890.
Only Regional TeleyisiOn
Saturday nights championship
game will be televised over a
regional networth that Will in
clude Kansas City, Topeka
Wichita and st. Louis.
Tomorrow nights games will
be tclevised over a North Caro-
lima network of four stations,
with others expected to JOIN
There is possibility Of a Mich
ligan network. but apparently
national television is out.
All four teams had 75-minute
practice sessions scheduled to-
day. with the Tar Heels. who
last week became the first col
llege team to win 30 straight
games in a season, on the floor
first.
The Municipal Auditorium
with a seating capacity Of l0.500,
has been sold out for weeks.
Kansas Coach Cautious
Dick Harp. who completed his
first year as coach at Kansas,
would not make a prediction on
the outcome of tomorrow's game
with the Dons. "All the compe-
tition here will be All-American, y
he said. And remember the
two games we lost this year were
TO teams of the same type OF
San Francisco"
Kansas is the favorite be-
cause of the presence of Wilt
Chamberlain.
Coach Phil Woolpert of San
Francisco said films have proven
Chamberlain is virtually unstop-
pable. I'VE may use five men
against him, or may ignore him. .
he said.
Mcclure said Lennie Rosen-
bluth is the greatest player he
ever has coached land can score
from any point on the floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Cugers Continue
Heart Fund Event

The opening round of the
fourth annual Heart Fund tour
nament for unlimited basketball
teams continues tonight with a
double-header at the George
Washington High School GYM
'nasium.
Elm's Restaurant of Arlington
plays Dixie Pig of Alexandria at
7;45 and Cahill's Cafe OF Airing
ton meets Aristocrat Dairy of
Prince Georges County at
O'Clock.
SemifinalS will be played to-
morrow night and the final at
8 pm. Saturday.
Last night. Hopkins of Alex
andria won its 29th game in a
row, 74-44. over Manassas Amer
lean Legion Post 158 and Kidwell
and Kidwell of Prince Georges
defeated Hamilton'S Of Airing
ton. 1851. John Holup led Hop
kins with IS points. Tony Sgro
scored 20 for Kidwell and Kid
well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Ezra Midkiff Dies;
Ex-Muior Leuuuer

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Mar.
q tAo)-Ezra M. Midkiff. 70, for
mer sheriff and one-time major
league baseball player. died of a
heart condition yesterday after
a long illness.
After starting in baseball here
Midkiff was signed as a third
baseman by the Cincinnati Reds
in 1910. He played briefly with
the New York Highlanders NOW
the Yankees in 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
HITCH FOR TOWING

passed over the stern and brought
up to the fore thwart where a
dashed paddle will check it will
keep the bow high out Of the
water. With canoes where the
thwarts are close enough. two
paddles can be laid lengthwise
with the blades passing through
the loop and under the thwart.
thus acting as a check on the
tow-line.
Questions and Answer
@: A group Of us have decided
to organize a boat club. Do you
know where We can get informa-
ton about setting it up?-P. LIT.
A; Write to the Cupboard Boat
ing Club of America, BOT North
avenue, Chicago /. Ill.
They will send a free booklet
with all the information you will
need.
X X
III you have any questions
similar to these. mail them to
Bob Jones. care Of The Evening
Star and we'll do our best to
answer them here.l
ICopyrisht, 1857, superior Features
Syndicate. Incl
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GLOVES
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Continued From Page Ala
cago scored a 1'KO over James
Chavis in Ito of the first round.
Then Ernest 'Tyrell of Chicago
pounded out a decision over
Eddie Bramlett at IT'S pounds
and Ernest McClendon Of Chi
cago outpointed Bill Pickett at
100 pounds before the Smith
McGhee bout went on.
A goodly portion of the crowd
of 6 SAC thought Smith deserved
a better fate at the hands of
the Judges for his fine effort
against the Chicago fighter. But
the more spectacular appeal of
McGhee's hooks and right
crosses as contrasted with
Smiths jabbing style turned the
trick.
Pell Only New York Winner
Norman took advantage of SUI
perior reach to score frequently
with his heavy jab in the first
two rounds. but McGhee weaved
in close to land repeatedly with
body blows. The clever jabbing
consistently frustrated the Chi
cago representative in the Sec
ond round. but he appeared to
have slightly the better of it
when Smith switched to a
southpaw style in the third.
Other West victories were
contributed by Heavyweight Joe
Hemphill. who was in command
all the way in beating Lee Will
liams of Lowell. Mass, and
Lightweight Billy Braggs. who
carved out a decision over Vim
cent Shomo Of New York.
The only New York victory
was Flyweight Albert Pell's de-
cision over Pat Moore of MIL
waukee.
Results-tH Home towns in pa
renthesis):
l.. pounls--Albeft Pell. New York.
outpointed Pat Moore. Chicago tMii-
waukeel.
Is nounda-Tommy Reynolds. CHI
cago kansas City. stopped Tommy
smith, New YORK. IN i2l Of the third
lod pounds Brown McGhee, CHICAGO
Montgomery Ala outpointcd Norman
Smith New YORK. tWash.ngton, d. c
i35 pounds--- Billy Brasgs, CHICAGO
lKenosha. WIS.,. ouipointed Vincent
Shono New YORK
Ia pounds--Joe Shaw. Chicago tKan-
sas Citvi stopped James ChRvts. New
YORK tpittsburghi. in l.In o. the hrst.
100 DouadS-ErnFSt McClendon. Chi
cago. outDointed Tom Brown, New York
(NeWafk. ~ j.
ii5 pounds--Ernest Terrell. ChicagO.
Eddie Bramlett. New York.
Heavyveighs-ioc Hemphill. Chicago
Rockford. III, outpointed Lee Williams.
New York Lowell. Mass