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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
WORLD TITLE HIS coAa
Starring With Ice Copodes
FuiIs to Satisfy Robertson

Life with the Ice Capades d
more than merely gliding grace
fully through skating rOutines
for Ronnie Robertson, 20-year-
old star from Long Beach,
Calf. It's hard work. but he
has q goal.
You'll see Ronnie in action
starting Thursday night, when
the show opens q i2-day en-
gagement at Uline Arena al
$50. You won't see him when
he's working overtime TO polish
his routine and spending extra
hours In preparation for the
forthcoming worlds professions
figure skating championships
The pro title meet IL being re.
vived after q lapse Of 10 year.
and viii be held in May al
London.
Robertson spends most Of hi
time drilling on school figures
which win count for two-thirdl
Of the total score at London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Is tR1.
The National Football League.
with probably fewer major
problems than ct any time in
its S8-year history. holds Us
annual winter meeting here
Tuesday. leading or with COM
pletion Of the player draft.
Owners. general managers
and coaches Of the IL NIL
clubs are scheduled TO meet for
four days running through Fri
day, but Commissioner Bert
Bel thinks all business could
be wrapped up In three days.
The draft probably will take
about 10 hours, starting ct 10
am. Tuesday. The first four Of
the 80 rounds were held last
December I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

cisco. Cleveland and the
champion Detroit Lions.
Some Of the prominent coll
icge players still available In
the draft include; Ray Brown,
Mississippi quarterback: Mike
Neatherlnghanf. Georgia guard:
Garland Taylor. Florida back:
Al Aucoin. Louisiana State
tackle: Tommy Bronson. Ten
nessee fullback: Dick Lasse.
Syracuse end: Joe Francis. Ore
gon state back; and Don Luzzi.
viIlanova tackle.
Following the draft the own
era win meet in executive ses-
sions TO take UP such subjects
write into It's bylaws . rule
CATION OF sports. changing the
method Of making the bonus
choice. increased protection for
players with college eligibility
remaining. schedules. expan-
sion. and rules.
A proposal 10 extend each
teams schedule TO II games Il
expected. This would call for
two wednesday night televi-
sion games. one at home and
one away. Another suggestion
calls for home games between
natural rivals" and Q round
robin with the other teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
IHowion Heads
PLAYERS Group

CLEVELAND. Jan. rs R1.--
newly elected ofhcers OF the
National Football League Play
ers Association will meet to-
morrow with Commissioner
Bert Ben Of the National Foot
ball League to present the as
sociation's program.
The association wound up q
two-day meeting here with the
election of Billy Howton. pass
catching en- dof the Green Bay
Packers. as It's first president
The other officers chosen were
Kyle Rote. New York Giants
end. vice president and Bill
pellington. line hacker for ths
Baltimore Colts. secretary.
The three win comprise an
executive committee which Il
10 meet In Philadelphia tomor.
row with Bell.
Creighton Miller, former
Notre Dame football star and
! now o Cleveland attorney. de.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

whole show. Other skaters with
their own following in WASH
ington include those favorites.
Orrin Markhus and Irma
Thomas. Then there Is Stig
Larson. Freddie TrenkIer.
Johnny Labrecque and Johnny
Gray, Herbert Cowman, Diane
Grogan and Bobby Maxson.
Phil Romayne and Cathy
Steele, Helga. the German star.
Mercedes and Akbano.
Performances are scheduled
for $3.50 nightly. Monday
through Friday, with three
shows on Saturday at 1880.
$50 and $50. Only two per-
formances are booked for Sun
day. at 1880 and $50 pm.
There viii be no night per-
Torrance Sunday.
Tickets are on sale at Ul.ne
Arena and at The Fairway.
1928 q street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
rs MORE ROUNDS TO be PICKED
NFL Opens Session
With Droft Tuesday

|. AS usual, the teams viii draft
according TO their place In the
final 1857 standings with the
last-place club flrst and NOV
ing up to the champion. Where
there were ties the teams toss
q coin. with the winner getting
first pick. then alternating the
rest Of the way.
The Chicago Cardinals, who
at the December meeting had
the bonus choice and the No. !
draft pick. selecting Rice Quar-
terback King Hill and Texas
Ann Fullback John Grow. tied
for last with Green Bay. Then
come Philadelphia. the Chicago
Bears. : Washington. q tie be-
tween Pittsburgh and Los An.
geles. Q deadlock between New
York and Baltimore. San Fran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

elined to talk about the pro-
gram TO be presented TO Bell.
I'VE believe it's q fair one,
though" said Miller. legal
counsel for the group.
The meeting here was at
tended by player representa-
tiyes from various clubs. In
GLIDING Chuck Drazenovich Of
the Washington Redskins. who
was serving In place Of Eddie
lie Barron. who Is taking Law
school exams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

There's new smoothness in the ride, too, with
new Full Coil suspension. And you can have
real air ride night noao, as an extra-cost option.
Even the seeing is better in a Chevy, with
Safety Plate Glass all around. Sample this new
Chevrolet at your dealers. When you learn Of
his gOOd-as-goH buys you'll want to drive one
home for keeps 'op'oaa at extra cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
'WheeIchuir Elves
PIuy Here TONIGHT

The Flying Wheels Of Long
Beach. Calf. win play the
Florida Wheels In q wheel chair
basketball game at 9 o'clock
tonight at the Bethesda Naval
Medical Center.
The West Coast cagers. three
time national champions. are
also scheduled TO play the Nc
CURE Veterans Administration
Hospital Chairoteers at Q pm,
wednesday at Walter Reed
Medical Center.
There ID no charge for either
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

A touch is all it takes for steering, stopping or
stepping out. Chevrolet's power couldn't be
smoother or more efortless. The radical new
Turbo- Thrust V8' delivers such silken perform
ance, you can scarcely tell when it's idlng
Secret Of its smoothness is radical new design
that puts precision machined combustion
chambers in the block.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Pick any yardstick you use to size up car
response and zest, action and power, your pride
in owning it. Here's one that will measure up
with plenty to spare. Chevrolet is long, low
and loaded.
Loaded with special kind Of spirit, for
instance. II seems that the very instant you
give command. Chevy answers with action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

LONDON. Jan. IS W--Judy
Grinham. is-year-old British
swimmer who won q gold medal
In the 1866 olympic games.
left London BY air today for q
tour Of South Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
NEW GRACE AND GUSTO!

CHEVROLET There's plenty of action beck Chevrole
nqe ow-in-moom V8s set the for the
spirited Chevrolet engines built! And get choice of
TWO COMPLETELY for of the most
cradLe-sot rides ever!
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

HITCHCOCK MANTIENE
SU REPUTATION
HoLLYWOOD.-Cary Grant y
Eva Marie Saint Sc encuentran
en- 81 COMPARTMENTS de TN fe-
rrocarril, haciendose Ell amor
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
NUEV0S PEINAD0S PARA
LA NUEVA MODA

Junto con la nueva silueta
en- los vestidos, ha aparecido
la Inca nueva en- los peina-
dos. Los peinados de hoy han
eapturadp TODD ell romance y
la belleza de los periodos Di-
rectorie e Imperio, que han
sido copiados en- los vestidos
modernoS
Este invierno sera obligato-
rio ell peinado hacia arriba y
amontonado en- la parte supe-
rior de la cabeza. Amplios RI
EOS lie dan mejor aspecto, y
puede adornarse con joyas,
en- ell centric de la Inca de la
frente. Ash quedara como los
retratos que aparecen hechos
en- aquellas epocas.
Para Complementary sus
nuevos vestidos, particular
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11


para North by Northwest. AL.
fred Hitchcock, cuya fama por
tales escenas es tan grande CO.
mo SUI reputation en- ell suspen-
so ebay que recordar la escena
de amor entire Cary Grant e In
grid Bergman en- Notorious"
y la de James Stewart con Ora
ce Kelly en- LA Ventana Indis.
creta''), Sc encuentra dirigien-
do.
I'm columpio mecanico esta
dando al co~mportamiento ell ne
eesario vaiven del tren, cuando
(Pasa a la PagIna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
PARA CORRESPONDENCE.
AIionzo de 1859

va Sc iniciaron Jos preparati.
vos para la selection de la gen.
til damlta que lucira ell titulo
de miss ALBANIA I~nteramerica.
ma de 1859" y con ell objeto de
trazar ell programa para esta
TRADITIONAL fiesta Sc llevo a ca.
DO una reunion en- la Casa de
las Americas, quedando Ell CO.
mite organizador tornado por
la sonora Virginia de Morales,
dona Virginia de Torruella, Sc.
norita Paquita Rabell, sonora
Mercedes de Sarriera, sonora
Dinora de Sicree, sonora de Ru-
dy Lund, sonora Iris R. de Pa.
bio y ell caballero Julio p.
Mendez.
Sc acorGo que el bale del
concurso sera celebrado ell sa-
bado "a de enero y Ell de coro-
nacion ell domingo Is de febre-
70, ambos actos en- los lujosos
salones del Hotel DuPont-Plaza
de esta ciudad.
Gran lnteres existe dentro de
nuestro grupo femenino %juvenil
alrededor de este certamen y va
son muchas las aspirantes al IT,
tulo de Miss Alianza''. La triun-
fadora no Solamente ostentara
ell codiclado cetro, sine que tam
bi5n sera agraciada con una be-
ca de 100000 que ofrecera ell
conocido industrial y filantropo
y actual Presidente de la Allan
"a Interamericana, senior ]. Me-
vile Macarthur, ademas de ser
festejada en- multiples agasajos
que Sc celebraran.
Los requisites para ingresar
en- este concurso son los siguien-
les: edad, de 16 a % amos; debe
hablar espanol e ingles; poser
una personalidad atrayente.
Las solicitudes para tomar
participation pueden obtener-
las las aspirantes a candidates
err la Casa de las Americas, Ca
lie Salzedo 1922, Coral Gables.
Para mayor information sobre
este evento, llamese al telefono
de la ALBANIA Interamericana,
Highland 4-5452 o Plaza 8-4082.
Dos Amos
Celebra hoy sus dos afitos de
edad Ell precioso nino Alexan-
der Fernandez, hijo del senior
Juan Fernandez y sonora, Ket-
ty Gort de. Fernandez, motive
por Ell eual 10 felicitamos carino-
samente y lie deseamos muchos
amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

HOLLYWOOD. (SEIS).- Los
observadores del panorama CT
nematografico, que sostienen
que TODD eventualmente vuelve
al punto de partida, tienen un
interesante case que confirma
SUI teoria en- la carrera de una
picara chiquilla llamada San
ORA Dee.
Sandra, que rue estrella en- 81
primera p~elicula, y mas recien'
temente uni6 SUI talento al de
luminarias del calibre de June
Allyson. Jeff Chandler y. Con-
| rad Nagel, en- "Un extrano en-
mis- brazos", de la 'UI", ACADIA
de cumplir dieciseis amos.
Esta munequita, cuyos gran
des ojos casta1os parpadean
Embellishments bajo SUI corona
de dorados cabellos, mide ape
mas un POGO mas de metro y
medic de estatura y pesa cerca
de 4 kilos. No obstante, eli i'm
pacto que su personalidad ha
causado en- Hollywood ha des-
pertado la nostalgia remen-
branza de los primeros amos de
Ia historic cinematografica, en-
que las principles estrellas cram
de su edad y, algunas, aun me-
nores.
Entire las ne1las del pasado Sc
destaca, desde luego, la incom-
parable Mary Pickford, quien,
como primera reina de la PAN
ITALIA, marco la pauta en- la esco-
gida de los repartos. Mary Pick
ford tenia exactamerte 16 amos,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

mente los de talle alto, tenga
en- cuenta ell hacerse uno de
esos nuevos peinados para To-
grar ell efecto perseguido.
Quizas luzca mas joven con
ell pelo hacia arriba y separa-
do de la cara. Los Rios en- la
parte superior, pueden Suge-
rir ell efecto de una trenza, y
es por clio que debe saberse
contrarrestar esa forma. Els
question de tecnica y de ensa-
20.
Tanto los trajes de noch,
cortos como los largos, luci
ran mejor 81 combinan con
un peinado que los compile
mente, en- ctfalqufera de las.
formas disenadas con ese
proposito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
kE IISA Us d.
p. Q. BOX sas. MIAMI. rLoRpA
Despedido

Despedida
Por la via aerea saldran ma!
mana hacia Ciudad Trujino, Re
publica Dominicana, a d~isfrutar
de varias semanas de recreo, ell
senior Joaquin j. SOtomayor
Diaz y sonora, Eneida Ferro de
SotOmayOr, acompanados de sus
peque1os hijos joaquin, Ines Ma
ria y AdOlfo Enrique.
Los despedimoS cordialmen-
te, deseandoles una feliz trave.
STA y una permanencia muy pla-
centera en- la capital dominica
ma.
Bodos de Lon0
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Lana ,siete amos de venturosa
union matrimonial, ell senior
Agustin MachadO y sonora, Olga
de MachadO, miembros aprecia-
dos de nuestra colonia hispano-
americana resiente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras ca
lurosss felicitaciones y votos
porque disfruten de largos amos
de compression conyugal.
(PaSa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
Chismes y CUentos de Hollywood

cuandc por primera vez ilumino
la pantalla con la gracia du SUI
sonrisa y ell esplendor de SUI be-
lleza, ganando ell entusiasmo del
publicO hacia ell nuevo medic
de entretenimiento.
Otra favorita de los primeros
tiempos del cine fue Bebe Da-
niels, quien contaba apenas Is
amos, cuando recibio SUI primer
papel cinematografico al lado
del famoso comico Harold Lloyd.
A esa misma edad empeZaron
sus carreras Lillian Gish y June,
Caprice Y hubo aun dos actri-
ces que principiaron mas tenn
prano: Constance Talmadge Y
Lila Lee, que a los IA amos en-
traron a figurar como lumina-
rias del firmamento de Holly
wood.
Existfa una poderosa raz6n
para que los primeros explora-
dores del campo cinematogra-
fico Sc concentrasen en- las ado
lescentes. Su fresca belleza re-
guerra POGO maquillaje, I'm arte
entonces v~irtualmente descono-
cido. Ademas las sutilezas en- la
Illumination y los artificios foto-
graficOs, tan en- practica hoy
dia, estaban apenas en- SUI Ease
experimental, de manera que las
estrellas de entonces no conta-
ban con medios e~speciales de
hacer ,resaltar su zbelleza o dist
mular sus defestos. A los IS
amos va eran consideradas "vie.
jas" y entraban a figurar en- la
lista de caracteristicas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
E~MM
SALSA DE CREMA MIXTA

INGREDIENTES:
4 cdas. de harina.
4 cdas. de mantequilla.
2 tazas de leche.
10 cdtas. de sal.
l latica de "petit-pois" ex.
trafinos.
IA cdtas.. de pimienta.
IL cdta. de nuez moscada.
2 cdtas. de jugo de limon.
IL taxa de pimientos MORO
mes, picaditos.
~PREPARACION-Se derrite
la m~antequilla a banjo de maria.
Sc lie anade la harina y Sc. re-
vuelve hasta formar una pasti-
ca. Sc lie agrega gradualmente
la leche, sin dejar de revolver
y Sc cocina revolviendo hasta
que espese. Sc sazona con la sal,
ia pimienta, la nuez-moscada y
ell jugo de hmon. Sc retira del
fuego y Sc lie agrega los pi-
mientos y los "petit-pois''. Sc
emplea caliente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

ENLA RESIDENCIA del senior Gilberto Garcia y sonora,
Elena de Garcia. en- Coral Gables, Sc reunio en- noches recien.
ties un grupo de amistades de su hija, la culta y gentil senorita
Lydia Garcia, con Ell objeto de asistir juntos al bale de gala
del "Key Club de la Escuela Superior de Coral Gables ce.
lebrado en- ell Starlight Room del Hotel Biscayne Terrace.
Vemos en- la presente grafica a la e%neantadora Lydia en-
compania de dos apuestos j6venes, Charles Phillips y Ri
chard Esbitt.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
poema De boy
Nostalgia

Fue muy agra la lid. Basque ell canine
que lleva hacia Belen la caravana;
anne ell laurel y me embriague del vino
de la illusion sobre la TERRA vana.
Fertilizo mis- huertos la ~fontana;
opuso al lodo de la vida ell trino;
desgarre con Simbad la mar lejana
y mi noche espectral con Aladino.
Hoy absorto ante mi, pienso aterido
en- la esterilidad de 10 vivido,
en- 10 que nunca, acaso, Sc interpreta.
Y entire ell fragor de la ciudad extrana >,
vivo evocando mi natal montana
iy Ell suelo azul que me sign6 poeta!
RAFAEL ANGEL BARRO
"Bajo la Tarde"
Venezuela.
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Efna's Junior Circuit
Off To SPLENDID Start

ETNA, Pa. - The C.F.U,
Juniors enrolled in the local
Nest 81 launched a second
bowling season September 20,
1858. However the first few
weeks following were used as
practice sessions in order to
better line up the teams ac-
cording to averages, select
captains and team names.
The league consists of 4O
bowlers as 6 teams, the team
names and captains being
D euces, Bill McAllister;
Treys, Jim Protulipac; Jok-
ers, Richard To m ic h e k +;
Kings, John Kandesich; Dia-
monds, David Cavlovich; and
Aces, John McAllister.
We bowl at the Etna
Lanes, Is Freeport Street
in Etna, with the activity
every Sunday beginning at
1:15 pm.
Thus far the league has had
two official sessions which
left the Treys and Diamonds
tied for the lead at AZ. They
in turn are followed by the
Deuces and Jokers at 3-3. The
Aces and Kings make up the
bottom rung in the standings
ladder with two wins each out
of six starts.
T he mentionable scores
thus far have been Jim Nc
Anister, 104; and Richard
Tomichek, 122-328.
The undersigned takes this
opportunity to thank Joe
Vinski, the Lodge 4 Athletic
Club secretary, and Joe Far
rell, the sports director, for
help in aligning this Juniors
activity.
Rose Ann Cvitkovic, Mgr.
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St. Louis Sugars In Steady Loop 1ai|spin

Buneta led the way with a
194-533 series and Bob Potoc-
MAX had a 174 single and a
467 series.
Fassi Tavern, starting to
move after several weeks of
despair, came up with a two
game win over the second
place Chulicks.
Pacing the Fassis was
Frank Jovanovic, shooting the
high single and the high three
of the evening with a 225-
576 series, and Shorty" Zu-
pan scoring a 1856 single and
a 564 series.
For the Chulicks, it was
/ Emil Ivankovich scoring a
186-526 series and Frank
Kombol with a 189 single and
a 513 series.
John Mulch, Sec'y.
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Mi|waukee's vanguards At Social Best
During Society's 1949 Tenpin Classic
Tourney of Decade Ago Proof Positive
BOWlers PAY Little Attention To Miles

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The Tenpin Tournament which
had Travelled east and west moved north of this parallel
but for hundred miles, to Milwaukee, Wise, for it's 18th
renewal. 1t had not been there since 1899
The running, May 567-8 1949 took three estab-
ishents the Anters Hotel Recreation GIG No. Second
the Eagles Recreation 24O1 West Wisconsin Avenue and
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ST. LOUIS - Unable to
stop their current tailspin, the
John Sugar & Son five
dropped three games to a
handicapped Nv a n c i c h and
Brncic team as Tom Benac
threw a 1872 single and a 5O4
series along with John Ivan
cich's 198-47O series for the
Ivancich-Brncic rollers.
For the losers, who have
now lost seven of their last
nine games, John Mulch had
a 170-489 series and Nick Jer-
cinovic had a 1856 single and
a 457 series.
Ban Tile, refusing to quit,
stopped the frOnt-running
Lodge so five with a two
game victory. The last
game was decided by one
pin i'll favor of the Ban
Tilers.
Leading the victors were
Al Klarich with a III single
and a 455 series, and John
Ban, scoring a 158-4O8 series.
For the Lodge so team. Matt
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Annual Chicago Lodge q Club Smoker
Finds Males Enjoying Feminine Touch
MANY In Line For Vote of Thanks After
One of Biggest Fetes In Annals of Club

in the future with some help
from other members, we hope.
In Line For Orchids
A special debt of gratitude
is indeed bestowed upon that
lovely couple, George and Cell
Boulanger. This merry couple
have been club members for
only one month but in that
time have set an example
that we would do well to fol-
low in the future.
George and Cells philoso-
ply is a sound and simple
idea that will enrich our club
and we do hope it will stimu-
late others to follow suit.
Work hard and be willing to
sacrifice to make any event,
be it athletic or social, that
the club sponsors, a success.
The sacrifice that this cou-
pie made by working on their
wedding anniversary will not
be forgotten. Thanks again to
George and Cell. Everyone
wishes you both the very best
and a most successful life to-
gether for years to come.
This Is Fraternalism!
Indeed we have given ere.
dit to the members, friends
donors and workers like
Frank and Joe Jerbich, who
helped out when needed but
the person who deserves all
the praise that we can possi'
bly, bestow is Andy Hanacek
the Chairman, who guided
and directed his hard work
ing committee composed o1
Joe Kuhtic, Charles Vucinic
Joe Bielawski, Ed Vicinic
Frank Kunovic, Phil Vrasky
Millie Kovacic, and Dolores
Hanacek.
They did a terrific job ot
working together in true fra
ternal order - one for all anc
!, all for one.
| Let's all attend our yearly
meeting December 6, at Jo'
Pavlak's home in Lyons, t.
give these people a vote O
thanks. j. S. Jerbich, Pub
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Lodgers Still Running
Ahead Of John Pin Pack

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
pace-setting Lodge team of
the st. Rochus Lodge 5 Duck
pin League continued their
winning ways at the Novem-
Der 7th session as they reg
istered another shutout VIC
tory, the victims this time be-
ing the second place Church
team.
They now hold first place
by a comfortable six game
margin. Charles Gojmerac
was outstanding as he had
a terrific night, hitting the
naples for 214-2O5-597, and
new seasonal high. Brother
Andrew was second best with
a 182-47O card and John Gre
desky in there with a AL set.
For the Church team, John
Rozich led the pack with 1884,
1853, Philip Tomak having a
158-441 and Kay Spisak COM
ing thru with a feminine con-
tribution of 172-420.
The Rodoljub Singers
chalked up their second
straight FL decision edging
as they did the Baretincic
Morticians who appear to
have shot their bolt tempo
rarily.
Frank Kolar's 194-513 and
Frank Stojkovich, 498 and
Mike Duray, 444 provided to-
ward the Morts' undoing. Ag-
mes Podolka came in for 1856
372 credit.
However, the losers were
not completely without a
punch, their captain, Vic Far.
kas shooting 188-540 and Til.
lie Plaza having one of her
best nights as she sizzled the
pins for a 21O-492 count, both
now new seasonal highs.
Mrs. Plaza will be missed
by her teammates for she will
be hospitalized for a mino,
operation during the next few
weeks.
The league members wish
her a successful operation and
her teammates especially
quick recovery. The writer
thinks it was a smart way te
do it-bowl the seasons high:
and then shelve yourself tenn
porarily.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y