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Sizzling Finish
Gives Oliver
Houston Title

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. rs Up.
l-Porky Oliver, Canton. Mass,
found himself among the winter
tours top money winners today
after scoring q sizzling final
round 81 on a muddy course in
the $4,000 Houston Classic
golf tournament yesterday.
Five strokes on the pace after
81 holes. the 43-year-old Oliver
zoomed past the leaders with
excellent approach shots and
fine putting and collected top
money of $4,000 with q 68-73-
73-67-281.
It was one of the richest
titles ever won by Oliver, a
veteran of over 20 years on the
tournament trails. The last
tournament he won was in
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
in 1856.
He Was Nervous
The 224-pound Oliver was so
nervous and fldgety after sink
ing q 6-foot birdie putt on the
final green yesterday he would
not watch the final threesome.
I'm afraid something will
happen" he said, refusing even
to watch Jimmy Demaret. Jay
Herbert and Roberto De Vi
cenzo on the final green by
television.
But Herbert missed q 7-foot
putt that would have forced
a playoff. Two earlier bogieS
had wrecked Demaret's hopes
for a hometown victory and De
Vicenzo's back nine comeback
fell short.
Herbert and De Vicenzo each
drew $500 as runners-up at
282-six under par for the
I, 200-yard. par " Memorial
Park course.
Demaret, the 54-hole leader
by two strokes, jumped to a IA
by going over par on three OF
the last five holes. He missed
puts of S, 3 and 10 feet. This
dropped him to q fourth-place
tie at 283 with Dave Raglan,
Orlando. Fla, and Marty Fur
gol. Lemont, Ill. Each drew
$1,533.33.
Harvey H0spitalized
Paul Harvey, Worcester,
Mass. received $500 from the
tournament even though he
was hospitalized eight hours
before he was scheduled to
begin the first round last
Thursday. Harvey is recover
ing at st. Luke's Hospital from
an emergency appendectomy.
4 officials of the Houston Colt
Association. sponsors of the H.
year-old tournament, voted to
send Harvey S300-$3 from
each of the associations 100
directors.
divers $4,000 moved him
into eighth place among the
1858 money winners, although
he estimates he has won an.
other $4,000 in events not on
the PGA tour.
Top Money Winner
AS the winter tour moved or
to Louisiana for the Baton
Rouge Open, Frank Stranahan,
Toledo. Ohio, continued as the
top money winner at $3.50 %
! Stranahan turned in his third
straight II yesterday to pick ur
81 200 for a tie with Johnny
Pott, Shreveport, La, anc
Milon Marusic, Webster Groves
Mo-, at 28S.
Billy Casper Of California held
second place with $685., al.
though illness prevented hi;
playing here. Hebert's $2,50C
jumped him from sixth place to
third with $6.512.50.
The money winners:
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LEISURE
SPORTSMAN
RICHMOND SPEAKS ON 'BOATITIS'
Bonner Bills PASSAGE
This Session Doubted
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

The onset of a peculiar disease that is reaching
epidemic proportions was described to the medical
profession the other night by layman Vice Admiral
A. c. Richmond, commandant Of the Coast Guard.
The disease was labeled :'boatitiS" The occasion
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THE HUNGRY
SPORTSMAN
By EDDIE MEIER
BAKED COTTONTAIL
ON CURRY DRESSING

Skin and clean two young
cottontails and soak for two
:hours In salt water. Cut into
serving pieces. rub with oil,
season and place atop dress
ing in covered baking dish.
Roast l hour in moderate oven
$3.50 degrees), brushing the
meat occasionally with Q little
melted butter. Uncover and
bake IS minutes longer In hot
over (425 degrees).
For curry stuffing, melt 1
stick butter in pan and in 1t
saute u cup chopped onion,
"a cup chopped celery and one
6-oz. can mushrooms for S
minutes. Add liquid from
mushrooms together with 3
tablespoons water then mix
with Ia OTIS. bread cubes. Sea-
son with l teaspoon salt, Va
teaspoon pepper and "a tea
spoon curry powder.
lsend your tsyorits nSh or game
recipe 70 the Hungry. .sportsmaii In
USED ssis you PI % r.diy. yU sst sbo Ss:
Of 400-recips fish and eame cook
Boob ~ 81 In cash, ntata nrefefence. i
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In all instances the batting
averages would surpass ROy's
It nay be pointed out that
Berra is the leagues fines,
receiver. that Dolby at times
has been a brilliant outfielder
that Mantle can do 1t all. in
clude packing them in at the
gate. that Williams is Q top
attr ction, that Minoso can
steal q base, and that Musial
has produced so long and
effectively that anything short
Of presenting him a so per cent
interest in Fort Knox would be
fair.
y \ \ y
Sievers has his deficiencies
when he isn't swinging. His
injured shoulder has improved
to the point where his throw
ing commands at least aver
age respect from runners. He
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HUCN FT1VN KAT bOAT STIOW ENT7TDTT
dreaming aoat spring. here
raft called the Huck Finn which will be
the Chesapeake Boat Show March through March
10 the Fifth Regiment Amory in Baltimore The Huck Finn made
Richmond, Va, is powered by cupboard motor. 4
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. Famous Anderson Prints
. Wolfe & Muslin Prints
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SIS $500

Solo con su firma. Sin investigator
Traisa interprete. Nh, Day, FIR 3-5119
(4525) 2
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Chi Harmony Fete Set
For Saturday, Auq. Z

CHICAGO, Ill. - The Gro
attain Glee Club ''Harmony's'
Annual Moonlight Picnic will
be staged on Saturday, Aug
ust 2, at the Yugoslav Grove,
$40 South Narragansett
Avenue. >.-.
The grove will open at
400 PM, with tasty, hot
barbecued lamb ready at 8
pm. For the children we
will have various sand
Wiches.
There will be door prizes
liquid refreshments, songs
and dances, with music being
provided by Marty Vidovis
and his Tamburitza Orches
ira.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Dolores Mcclure, Sec'y
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Golfers To Vie For Tourney honors
In Hammond On Saturday, July 18th
Marty Vidovich Orchestra of Chicago To
Provide Music For Banquet And Dance

from the club manager or the
golf pro.
Here is some important in
formation for all golfers.
Preferred starting times will
be granted as they are re-
quested. We will try to ar
range your time as close as
you want it to be.
Foursomes will be started
off every six minutes. We will
arrange to have a variation,
or a mixture of foursomes.
In no case will we schedule
! a foursome from one lodge
to go out in the same group.
Team championship, indi-
vidual, guest, and Junior
trophies and merchandise
awards will be presented to
the winning golfers at the
banquet.
| Now for some tips to our
golfers.
Take care of the course.
Replace the sod you dig up
making an iron shot. Be care
full where you drop your golf
bag. Don't throw the flag
stick around carelessly. Try
to smooth out footprints you
make in a sandtrap.
Don't delay the game. If
you lose a ball signal the
group behind you to play
through. Don't stand around
a green filling in your score
card. Move to the next tee
for the paper work. Don't
drive into players ahead of
you. Don't talk when another
player is hitting. Don't stand
close to him. Just be polite.
Good manners and good golf
are classmates.
Your tournament commit
tee has put in a lot of hard
work to make this a success
full and enjoyable golf tour
ney. For all of this, we just
request your fine interest
and cooperation in all phases
of the event.
May we have the pleasure
Of seeing and greeting all of
you at Cressmoor Country
Club, on July 26.
Joe Rivich, Chair.
j. B. Rady, Sec'y.
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San Francisco Members Start Gettinq
In Shape For Cool Day At Hot Springs
Battle Between Acorns and Seals Seen
AS Threat To Major League Ball In West

SAN FRANCISCO = It's
the picnic of the year when
the CFU members and their
guests gather together at
Boyes Hot Springs, Sunday,
August 3rd.
Plans call for a day of
laughter, fun, sports, dancing,
and merrymaking, built a.
round the theme Parties
Make The World Go Around"
Offer Package Deal
A package deal consisting
of round-trip bus transporta-
ton, free refreshments a.
board the bus and at the park,
box seat ticket to the ball
game, and dancing to talented
Jim Boggio's music, is avail
able to CFU members for on
ly $500, and ,non-members
$3.50.
For those who decide to
travel the dull way, via their
auto, the above items are
set for $500 and non-mem-
bers $3.50.
Highlighting the day will
be the softbau game be-
tween the "Acorns" and the
Seals. This crucial con- I
test is rated . tossup.
East manager Rock" Iva
netich promises 4 strong at
tack with his pitchers while
Tiger" Bob Mestrovich, pilot
Of the westerns, pledges q hit
ting offense. So a thriller
looms at Boyes Hot Springs,
Sonoma, Calf.
Golf For Early Birds
Other encounters on the a
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Clarion Team Beats
Cokeburg Lodge Club
In High Scoring Tilt

CLARION, Pa. The
Clarion Lodge 248 softball
team shaded the Clarion Mo-
hawks 17-16 on June 25th
and came close in the second
half to losing the game, when
the, Mohawks did some heavy
scoring.
Two days later, it was
the CFU late inning scoring
that pulled the game out
of the fire, Ga, from the
Wilson Bucks.
Extra innings were required
to decide the game with the
Terrace Cleaners on June
3Oth. Lodge 248 tied the score
by pushing across in the 9th
stanza and came back with
but a single tally in the 18th
frame.
Terrace Cleaners on the
other hand in their bottom
half scored twice to win this
montague game.
July End Clarion Lodge
men to the tune of 12-5 with
A. Suda pitching snapped a
II game winning streak of
the Clarion Grillers. Lead
ing ga, they added 6 more
runs in 9th inning to def
nitely seal the fate Of the
Grillers.
An inter-lodge game with
Cokeburg Lodge 354 on
July 4th found Clarion the
winner, lis. The game
was close with no more
than two runs separating
the teams until Clarion
clinched the game in the
final stages.
The Clairtonites chalked
up another victory the follow
ing day at the expense Of the
Wonder Bakers. The score
6-3 finding the winners
ahead as early as the fourth
inning and never threatened
thereafter.
< John Bolcic
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About Attempt To Be Made July @
To Resurrect Cleveland Bowling Loop
All Greater Cleveland Lodges Urged
To Be Represented At Special Confab

CLEVELAND, Ohio At
tention, officers of all CFU
Lodges in the Greater Cleve-
land Area! s,-
AS an active CFU member,
you and your members will
recall the highly successful
CFU Bowling League which
operated here in Cleveland
several years ago, and it is
! our hope that the League can
be revived for the 1883
season beginning in Septem-
Der.
Meet At Croat Home
The subject was discussed
at the last meeting of the
Pioneers" Lodge and it was
by a unanimous decision that
a resolution was passed di-
recting the president of the
Lodge to invite all CF'U LODI
ges in Cleveland to send rep
resentatives to a meeting
which would be called for the
purpose of discussing a reor-
ganization of the CFU Bowl
ing League.
In compliance with our
Lodges instructions, there
fore, we are calling a meet
ing for Monday, July 28,
for this purpose and your
representatives to this
meeting.
The meeting will be held at
the Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Avenue, at 7::30 pm.
Ladies In Readiness
The ladies have already
started a movement to organ
ize a CF'U Ladies League for
this coming season, and it is
our hope that the Mems Lea
que can be organized, too.
Furthermore, we hope that
arrangements can be made
for the two CFU leagues to
bowl together, thus >reviving
the old spirit and giving =
boost to fraternal competition
on the bowling lanes.
This spirit has been on the
Wane in recent years and it
is to everyone's interest to
stage a revival.
In that spirit, therefore, we
hope that your Lodge will be
represented at the meeting
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Society Ready To Aid
Lodge And Junior Nest
Diamond Aggregations

PITT S B U R G H - Any
Lodge or Nest having organ
lied a softball or a baseball
team stands to receive aid
from the Croatian Fraternal
Union. It will amount to sew
enty-five dollars ($75.00) for
softball teams and an even
hundred dollars ($100.0O) for
baseball teams.
The applied for appropria-
ton can be your choice OF
either the cash grant or ath-
letic equipment at a discoun-
ted value of an equal amount.
The Department can make the
latter available to you for
your DencIlC.
In pursuing it's intent to
stimulate C.F.U. diamond
activity, the C.F.U. Sports
Educational Depa r tment
reserves the right to with
hold q portion Of the or
dered material until it, the
Department, becomes as
sured that the applying
team is meeting it's commit
ment. -..
Cash appropriations, when
ever requested, will be paid ir
the second half of the current
softball-baseball season.
There is also another pro
viso C.F.U. membership;
rec o m m e n d a tt o n by the
Lodge; playing under the
standard of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, the Lodge or the
Nest; regular reporting o1
your activity, wins or losses
in the columns Of the Zajed.
nicar.
For information, applica'
ton blanks and publicizins
that activity, please write tt
the Croatian Fraternal Union
CO Sports-E Educational De
partment, BAL Forbes Street
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-E Educational Dept
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Nest 81 Mothers viii
Picnic On AUGUST 31st

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - Gro
atian Fraternal Union Nest 81
and the Mothers Club will
stage their Picnic on Sunday
August 81, at the "St. Cece.
liza" Park, Lemont Furnace
Pa.
The music for this occa-
sion will be furnished by
the Selo Tamburitza Or
chestra, under the direction
of Pete Bacon Of Yer
sailles.
Further details concerning
our outing will appear in fu'
ture issues Of the Zajednicar
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Uniontown Ladies Put
Rinq Around AUGUST 3rd

UNIONTOWN, Pa. = The
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Gro.
attain Citizens Club wish to
announce that their Annual
Picnic will be held Sunday
August 3, 1858, at the St
Cecilia Picnic Grounds, just
north of Uniontown.
Music for the occasion
will be furnished by the IA
NOUS Sloboda Tamburitza
Orchestra under the direc-
ton of Joseph Grcevic.
The Croatian ladies' are
planning for an especially fine
outing and respectfully. re.
quest that other lodges and
clubs in the neighborhood ar.
range their affairs according.
ly so that they may attend.
Catherine Yukish, Sec'y,
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The registry can range
from twelve to fifteen players
and must be filed on a pre-
scribed entry form to be made
available for this purpose by
the C.F.U. Sports Education
al Department.
While some teams in the
area subscribe otherwise,
this Tournament will be of
the fast-pitch style and as
always nothing but official
umpires will officiate.
Teams definitely within a
$50 mile radius and those far
ther by expediency should a.
lign themselves to be a part
of this C.F.U. Tournament.
With entry blanks to be in
the offing in due time, we are
receptive to entries and well
intended questions from the
C.F.U. sports-minded mem
bers reading this announce
ment.
Please write to the C.F.U.
SIP o r ts-Educational Depart
ment, 3441 Forbess Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
! -..y1 Frank BraidiC
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Annual Gu Softba|I Tournament Set
For Sunday, September ], In Clarion
Host Lodge 248 Members Preparing For
Post-Labor Day Weekend Sports Classic

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - This
is to announce that the 1858
C.F.U. Softball Tournament
will be staged in Clarion,
Pa, Sunday, September 7,
1858.
John Bolcic, sports director
of the hosting C.F.U. Lodge
248, advises that the use OF
two diamonds has been Sc
cured for tournament play
They are the Clarion Park
baseball field and the Peters
Creek Bottoms grounds.
Players desiring to par
ticipate in this tournament
must be members of the So
ciety at least three months
and of the Lodge which
their team represents. Jun
ior members are eligible to
play with the lodge team
which administrates their
Nest.
The team has the privilege
Of recruiting two members
from another lodge, those
such being recruited being Ii.
mited to two players for one
team.
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genda are the women's mile
race, mixed partners egg
throwing contest, and the
sack race. For those who re-
surrect in the early morning,
a golf tournament is in the
making with 'early bird" Joe
Ivanetich at the helm.
All are welcome to at-
tend this gala affair, but
reservations must be made
by contracting any one Of
the following committee
members: Bob Mestrovich,
/ Chair, JU. 4-O569; Pete
Obad, Umpire, Or. S-3S72;
Tony Nola, Caretakef Of
Refreshments, TU. 5-2249;
s q m Mosunic, Publicity,
OV. 1-5159; Gene Benson,
Auditor, LO. 6-54S7; and
Sam Milon, Collector, JU.
6-6711.
So bring yourself, friends
and a picnic basket and join
the fun. The committee guar
antees you won't 60 home
mad.
Sam Mosunio
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. Members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union may be
found in almost every State
of the Union, in the Territory
of Alaska, and in every Pro-
vince in Canada,
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Heavens To Betsy

Q In 1857 the Scottish Par
lament, disturbed because
football and golf had lured
| too many young Scots from
the more spldierly exercise Of
archery, passed an ordinance
that "futeball and golf be ut
terly cryit dounr and nocht
usit,"
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HAMMOND, Ind. -- NOW
that the deadline for entries
to the 9Th Annual Midwest
Open Golf Tournament has
passed, we wish to turn to
the social side Of the forth
coming Tee Tourney.
In our past experience we
have found that service is a
most important product OF
any tournament host. Policies
are usually made so as to as
sure satisfaction and convent
ence.
We believe our banquet and
dance will be just that, salts
factory and convenient.
Satisfactory, because you
will be served the following
banquet meal for only $3.50:
Hot Beef and Gravy, Turkey
Ham, Potatoes au Gratin,
Beets, Green Bean Salad, Cot
tage Cheese, Bread-Butter,
Apple Pie, Cheese Slices and
Coffee.
Convenient, because it will
be held in the spacious dining
room of the Cressmoor Coun-
try Club, with music by a
well-known orchestra, headed
by Marty Vidovich of Chicago
We know that this arrange
ment will eliminate any hur-
ry-up chasing through city
traffic, and we believe you
will enjoy it.
We've been asked to direct
our golfers to the Country
Club, in other words, what
roads and routes to travel.
Chicago golfers and those
in nearby communities will
find the Expressway to be the
best. Travel East on it until
you reach the end which is
Burr Street, turn right on
Burr until you come to the
first traffic light which is
route 6. Turn left on route G
until you reach Hobart, Ind.
At the second overhead
traffic light you turn right
on Wisconsin Street and there
you will see Cressmoor. Incl
dentally, on the corner of
Wisconsin Street, a modern
and large Martin Gas Station
is located. Be on the lookout
for this location when travel
ing.
st. Louis and vicinity golf
ers can take route sc to 6
East on 6 direct to the course
Easy travelling, nice country
scenery.
In the near vicinity of the
Country Club there are {
number of motels. Some art
on route 6, the others or
route 80. We would like tt
make reservations, but it i:
quite a risk if some person:
do not show up and the com
mittee must foot the bill.
Therefore, we suggest tha'
you drive to Cressmoor Coun
try Club first. Then you will
get your motel information
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Emil Eskra Tino Kruzch
John Roman Julie Vuletic
Ray Lscich Loretta Bujan
John Micetich Mary Mataya
Charles Polich Josie Randch h.................1191
Vic Kariolch Nancy Karolich
Dan Kuchan Kay Kuchan
Emil Prodan Rose Prodan ..............~..
Frank Zakaria Ruth Zakaria a..................1163
Frank Shubat Dolores Mcclure, .............~.116O
Frank Strlklch Mary Aren
Frank Shubat Jr. Joan Shubat t..........-..w.1155
John Polich Josie Polich 1850
John Cecch Pauline Cecich h....................115O
Marko Cerneka Stefa Cerneka a.............."..1143
William Randich Angie Randich 1889
Steve Crnc Olga Crnic
Eddie Julian Mary Julian 1137
Ray Buktenica Goldie Buktenica ..............1135
Don Cello Agnes Markovich 1874
Nick Randick Marge Randick ..................1131
John Yager Marie Muller
Emil Staray Mary Staray ..........."......
Joe Shubat Jean Shubat ............... 1116
Joe McGinnis Alice Yerkovich
Adam Soch : Marge Soich ..:............. 1908
William Schenck Mary Holton 1895
Leroy Buktenica Rose Buktenica ............ 1895
Darwin Krllzic Mary Kress ..............."...1O90
Walter Crnic Elsie Crnic 1885
Vince Polich Mayme Polich 1877
John Staray Ann Staray 1912
Steve Milos Sandra Mlos 1910
John Nemsck Mary Nemsick ..........w"...1068
Harold Buktenica Dolly Buktenica ...........1065
Frank Kavois Henore Kavois s.................1O52
Ray Glaza Kate Glaza 1850
Charles Kruzich Rose Tomich 1O47
Tony Mraz Marie Mraz 1887
Joe Bradich Dora Bradich 1896
Adam Soich, Sec'y
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called for Monday, July %, at
the Croatian Home, where i'm
portant details will be dis.
cussed.
John Badovinac, Pres.
Lodge 663
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South Chicago Mixed Doubles Champs

C.F.U. So Side Chicago Mixed Doubles Tournament
Sunday, May 4, 1858
Scottdale Lanes, 83rd and Cicero Ave., Chicago ILL.,
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Social To Hieh|i9ht 9th Midwest Tee Tourney
Pitt 234 Patterson Tourney Recap

PITTSBURGH - The following the winners Of the
Annual Father and Son Bowling Tournament which
sponsored by Liberty Lodge No. 1884, May and T. 1853
in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Patterson
Anthony j. Delack, Jr Anthony J. Delack Sr ..... 800
Simon Roncevic Walter Roncevc ................ 905
MotherSon (Te)
Ann Labas Phillip Labas 751
Helen Pupich Stephen Pupich Jr ISL
Husband-Wife
Ann Papa Pete Papa 887
Dolores Fuclch JACOB Fuclch 0Uo
Brother Brother
Mike Pozar'- Nick Pozar
Ronald Frankovich Richard Frankovich ......... 900
Brother-Sis :..
Dorothy Eravac Andrew Evankovich, Jr. ...... 695
Emily Becer Edward Shaginaw 615
Sister Sister ~ ~
Olga Deack Ann Gaslevich TIA
Alice Sambol Geraldine Sambo .....",......... 698
Women Singles
Virginia Shag1naW
Men Singles
NICK IoAdT Czt
Ronald FrankOVlch OIL
Women - One Game High
Helen Puplch Loo
Men - One Game High .:>
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

The committee wishes to thank all those who partic
pated in this years successful tournament
Our congratulations to the winners and runner-ups in
their respective groups We hope to you at next
tournament in 1859. .