davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-02-14

it isn't really big business like racing. Rae
ing took an ex-FBI fellow named Spencer
Drayton and invited him to set up the Thor
oughbred Racing Protective Bureau to chase
the mobsters off the tracks. Racing solved
its problems itself Boxing needs the help
of a national law.
know there are people who are against
Washington getting involved in boxing.
These people also think boxing should be
outlawed entirely. But if you make boxing
illegal it will go underground. New York
outlawed boxing so years ago. 1t didn't
stick.
"Look whut boxing did for me"
Can boxing be such bad thing if it brings
out men like Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey
and Jimmy Braddock? There are former
fighters who are doctors, lawyers and dem
lists. Ex-boxers have sat in Congress. Some
former fighters 60 bad, but SO do people who
never saw a boxing glove in their lives.
l can defend boxing, bad as it is, because
l know what it did for me. Without it /
would be nothing. 1t let me move around
and meet people. l even went to visit
President Roosevelt in the White House.
And few years ago saw picture in the
papers of Rocky Marciano with bunch Of
important athletes posing with President
Eisenhower.
I'm not trying to sell anybody bill of
goods. I'm not a politician looking for
votes. I'm trying to do something for a
game that has been good to me and lot Of
other fellows.
went into the Army in 1912 and SO did
lot of other boxers. We were glad to do it
because Uncle Sam needed our muscles
then. Right now say what boxing needs is
Uncle Sans muscles. The End
Evening star., 1960-06-15

drinker. The finicky man or
dered a special brand Of vodka,
"3 ounces. no more. no less"
then put one ice-cube in the
mixing glass. and add s drops
of vermouth. Wait 3 seconds
between drops, for proper sat-
uration." The bartender
held up the mixing spoon:
How do you want 1t stirred.
clockWiSe or counter-c clock
wise?"
SPORTS NOTE: The promot-
ers of the Archie MOOre-Eric
SchOeppner fight in Toronto
next month are urging ticket
buyers to wear dinner jackets.
They also want the ladies 70
come dressed to the teeth The
promoters therefore are arrang-
Evening star., 1960-06-15
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

be worth 200 millfon-"give OF
take 25 million" he Said-hearo
a friend say of Ray Ryan, the
oil-explorer, Ryan has a lot
of money" E. mo. he hasn't
said Richardson. =. "Ryc1 is
a millionaire" his friend in
sisted. "Oh, yes, he's a mil
lionaire all right" Richardson
conceded, but he doesn't have
a lot of money"
MUSIC NOTE: The Broad
way shows could have reopened
in time for the big Saturday
night receipts. But the Musi-
clans Union contract doesn't
allow for per-diem rates; musi-
clans would have had to be
paid a full weeks salary
hence the decision to reopen
instead on Monday night.
y \ y 4
COCKTAIL NOTE: Bill Zeck-
endOrf, jr., watched admiringly
the way his bartender at the
Playbill handled a martini
Evening star., 1960-06-15

ing a 81 million insurance
policy, covering any loss of
jewelry.
REALTY NOTE: Because of
an error in the plans, or hasty
construction, there's one sec
ton of a new building here
where the walls don't meet
leaving an abyss. "In this build
ing" said one employe, I'VE
have everything except wall-to-
wall walls"
TV DEPT: Plans have just
been announced for demolish-
ing the movie house at Eighth
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Still in the Red

NEW YORK.-David Merrick,
Broadway'S most active pro-
ducer, said the other day that
it will take another year to
return the full investment on
Take Me Along" Nor has
"Destry Rides Again" paid off
as yet, after IA months. This
despite the fact that to keep
the show running for the past
six months, the authors waived
all royalties, the producer
waived fees and Office expenses,
and the Shuberts waived thea
ter rent.
y
FASHION NOTE: Valentino,
the designer who first uttered
the memorable Mink is for
football" was asked to COM
ment about a woman who al
legedely looked chic. "Chic
chic" Valentino Scoffed. ITO
look chic today is very de
mode"
TRAVEL NOTE: Ethel Mer-
man told Billy Rose that she'd
been renting Rolls Royce
limousines from the new Buck
ingham Livery Co.. for herself
and her family. you've been
hiring a Rolls?" Rose Snickered,
as he signaled the doorman to
bring up his Rolls. Hiring a
Rolls is like not having a pretty
girl of your own"
FOOD DEPT: James A.
Beard, the food book writer,
told the Cognac Festival in Los
Angeles the other day: These
days, anybody who eats broccoli
is considered a gourmet"
FINANCE DEPT: Sid Rich
ardsOn, the Texan, reputed to
Evening star., 1960-06-15

avenue and Twenty-third.
Jackie Gleas0n's staff will in.
spect the premises, photo
graphing it for reproduction in
Gleason's TV show about Jim
Fiske. The movie house was
once Pixies Opera House, built
by Fiske for his true love, Josie
Mansfield. 1t has the Board
Room where he conferred with
Jay Gould, the Office where he
operated the Erie R.R. he won
from Vanderbilt, the room
where he trysted with Josie
before Ned Stokes shot and
killed him.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
GIenn's q Conny Trader

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). =
Glenn Ford, a canny trader, re-
ceived a duplex apartment in
Paris. payment for doing 26
Radio LuXemb bourg shows.
Glenn's next movie, Cry for
Happy" with the two girls
Evening star., 1960-06-15

go to Australia with his outfit.
Also heading down under are
Ricky and David Nelson. Dave
is just out of the Army, and
Ricky says, "We have guitar,
two months of from TV, and
will travel It's going to be
hard to follow Bobby DARN at
the COpacabana in New York.
But another very popular rec
ord star will try it-18-year-olo
Paul Anka July IL, then back
to Hollywood for "A Matter OF
Conviction"
\ y
If it can be rewritten in time,
SimOne Sign0ret will star in
THE SpinSter." . From Caro-
lyn Jones: 1--WE been smoking
since I was II, and driving a
car since I was g." l forgot to
ask her what state she came
from!
Michael Curtiz is after
Laurence Harvey for his st.
Francis of Assist film, "and
Dolores Hart for Sister Clare" A"
But when? Harvey has a list of
pictures to take him to 1862.
/. Michael Rennie, happy that
his 50 million series, Third
Man." has been sold for this
country, will marry the former
Mrs. Otto Preminger when his
divorce is final. Otto has
already married - the former
Hope Bryce. And when a man
keeps marrying after a divorce,
you know he's a natural born
husband.
y
Debbie Reynolds has tied up
the new Los Angeles pro foot
ball team. the Chargers, for a
benefit deal with THE Tha-
lians"-"and we've begun re-
hearsing with Bill COIleran, Lee
Remick'S husband. for my first
spec. You'll see it Halloween. d"
Fantastic that this pigtailed
lass has become such big busi-
ness. Her misfortunes with
Eddie Fisher certainly proved a
financial bonanza for Dehbie
and did not hurt Liz Taylor
dollar-wise. The one to get
bruised and a bit squished in
the affair was Mr.. Fisher.
Tuesday Weld rides the
carousel with EIvis Presley al
Pacific Ocean Park, and holds
hands with Richard Beymer,
her High Time" romance AT
20th-Fox's Cafe de Paris
Richard, so cute as the boy
friend in DIARY of Anne
Frank" is delighted to be
starring in "The West Side
Story" Also in the movie ver-
sion is Judy Meredyth, who
seems to be engaged to producer
Robert Cohn.
Fernando Lamas, who likes
to sing, has just recorded
"Carmella Mia" the song in
THE Lost World" movie, and
"Ay Sandunga," a fiery song
of his native Argentina. I'm
jetting to Cypress Gardens in
Florida to do a color spec for
NBC with Esther williams" he
reports. Fernando's marriage
with lovely Arlene Dahl seems
to be on a more even keel these
days.
Jack Lennon has his friends
wondering when he is going to
marry patient long time steady
Felicia Farr. Jacks ex-wife
Cynthia already has remarked
and divorced. With THE Wack-
lest Ship in the Army" behind
him, Jack has been promoting
his new movie for Billy Wilder,
THE Apartment" Coming UP
is THE Face in the Crowd" for
Broadway.
We will have a chance to
greet Joan PlOwright, the new
Lady Larry Olivier, in the fall
She stars on Broadway in the
British hit, "A Taste Of Honey
Evening star., 1960-06-15

from "Sayonara" - MiyOshi
Umeki and MiikO Taxa .
Marilyn Monroe brings good
luck to the people who initiate
her-Juli Redding, who did just
that on the Steve Allen show,
landed a place on Steve's re-
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Pilgrimage Dinner

Religious Heritage of Amer
lea, Inc, will hold a dinner
concluding its three-day 18th
annual Washington Pilgrimage
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
Hotel Stataler. Representative
Judd, Republican of Minnesota,
will be guest speaker.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Films of More Than Routine Merit

NORTH BY NORTHWEST'-Cary Grant fees spies and
Eva Marie Saint in cOrking thriller by Alfred Hitchcock
ION THE BEACH-Dramatic story of the worlds ending
whimper after the big bang of nucear war.
"OUR MAN IN HAVANA"-Aec Guinness in a rollicking
spool of the ways of international espionage.
PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES"-DOris Day comic
marital caper based Jean KerrS best seller.
room AT THE TOP"-SimOne SgnOret Laurence Harvey
in the soaring story Of a ruthless succesSseeker.
"TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON"-Glenn Ford and
American democracy cOmicaly meet Oknawan i'm
paSSe.
, 1960-09-10

BILL. No. l166 : Act to Grant Special Priority to
Virgin Islands War Veterans for the Purchase OF Home
stead Land. Proposed by Senators at Large Earle B. OFT
lev, John L. Maduro, Walter J. M Hodge and CandidolR
guadalupe; and Senators from the District of Saint Tho
mas Percival II. Reese and Joseph a. Gomez.
BILL No. 1867 = Act to Amend Section 726, Title 3,
Virgin Islands Code, Relating to Pensions OF Former Gov
eminent Officials and Employees. Proposed by Senators at
Large Earle 3. Ottley, John L. Maduro, Walter / M.
Hodge and Candida r. Guadalupe: and Senators from the
District Of Saint Thomas Percival Il. Reese and Joseph a.
Gomez.
BLL No. 1853 Act to Provide for a Feasibility Sur
vey Of the Harbor at Coral Bay, Saint John, Virgin Islands,
Proposed by Senator from the District OF Saint Jonll,
4nGoyalu s. Moorehead, Senators a Large Lucinda A.
Millin and Ronald de Lugo, and Senators from the Dis
a4ct Of Saint Croix Aubrey "A. Anduze and Fritz Lawaetz.
BILL No. 1859 Act to Provide Additional Appro-
~priations for Projects and Special Purposes for the Fiscal
Year July /, 1859 to June 80, 1860, Proposed by Senators
at Large Lucinda A. Millin, Ronald de Lugo, Senator from
the District Of Saint John Theovald 2. Moorehead and
Senators from the District of Saint Croix Aubrey A. An
DUE and Frits LaWaetz.
Those are all the bills for introduction and assign
ment at this time.
If thereis no objection the Chair will declare the
House in recess until tomorrow at z:OO O'Clock pm.
(Gavel sounds.l-Recessed 548 PM
WALTER I. M. IIODGr. Il
President
IOHN II, MADURO LIB
, 1960-09-10

the gayel because the Minority carried on a dignified OBJ
lection.
THE PRESIDENT suppose that q Chairman uses
the gavel when he is not too sure Of himself with the
Rules. hAUGHTER
DR.. ANDUZEs In that case, Mr.. President, then you.
should be using the gavel because you are not acting IN ac-
cordance with the Rules.
THE PRESIDENT: ! am letting the members have
their fun.
Mr.. REESE: Let US get back to the business OF the
House, Mr.. Chairman. It is time to go home.
THE PRESIDENT: We have for introduction the
bills which referred to earlier in the session.
we also have about four bills that deal with the bond
issae. / have not called those bills for introduction, nor am
introducing these bills until we have had an opportunity
to meet the individuals concerned. I understand that these
persons will visit the Governor shortly and he has prom
ised to have them sent down here for discussion with the
members of the Legislature.
We have another bill also that was discussed IN the
Committee Of the Whole earlier today with Mr.. William.
c. Moore.
These bills are being held because believe members
would desire to visit the sites-at Brewers Bay ana the
one opposite the Virgin Islands DiStillery.
INTRODUCTION N ASSIGNMENT OF BILLS
The following bills are now introduced and assigned
to the Committee of the Whole.
BILL No. 1865 ! Act to Regulate the Distribution OF
Commercial and Non-commercial Handbnls, to Provide
Penalties for the Violation Thereof, and for other FUR
poses. Proposed by the Governor.
, 1960-09-10

i have the honor to inform you that / have this date
sanctioned and approved the following bills which were
passed by the Third Legislature Of the Virgin Islands at
, 1960-09-10
MESSAGES FROM TIE GOVERNOR:

GOVERN a1ENT 4 Uol
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
Islands Of the United States
April 20, 1860
, 1960-09-10

The Honorable
me President Of tic Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands
Ny dear MI. President:
Evening star., 1960-01-31

STALLION. registered. for sale, fne
pedieree. good racing record. Bell
cheap, or will trade for Iiding
horse. 10. 7-0690.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
POULTRY AND EGGS

PEAF0WL, l pair 2-yrS. old, l pair
3 yrs old. l 4 yrs. old, female.
WA. 7-O5S5.
PHEASANTS: Ringneck hens, $3.50:
cocks, So, Amhurst, 81 ea. Also
peafowl. WA. 4-9666.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

SEASONED OAK and hickory fire-
place wood $50 cord. Phone
HErndon 39J2.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

LOCKERS. steel, single door, S.:
for storage. SO each. Cost "Un-
cle," S25. o5l3 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

PIANO-Full-size Gramer upright
piano. mahogany finish, good con.
ditiohi sweet rieh tone. 1892 A
q ? n AZ
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Emery-Georgian Hotel
1872 G ST. NV.
m 900
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

HI34 @ ST NV
GLE AND DBLE rms. with phone
and running water. near mod.
baths with shower; elev.. spacious
lounge, TV rm. and sun garden:
Evening star., 1960-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDoZERS. leaders. generators.
chain saws, pumps, Ford tractors
cement mixers, grinders, finish
ing machines. etc. JU. $1,000
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIPMENT CO
CHAIN SAWS. hand saws, floor
sanders, hand sanders. polishers,
paint SprayerS, electric hammers,
Wallpaper steamers. extension
lad dders. paint torches. Dupont
and Glidden paints. etc. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY, WO f-O5"S.
FRONT-END LOADER. John Deere
on .cleatS: S55 a day, $3.50 per
week RENTAL TOOLS AMI
EQUIPMENT CO, JU 5000.
RUG SHAMPOO. machine and wei
and dry pickup: vacuum cleaner
PRINCE GEORGES PAINT 4
WALL PAPER CO., RE. b-3l3l. q
Evening star., 1960-01-31

LATHE, SOB; 24-ln Delta iig saw
S27; No. 3 arbor press, S45; Other
tools: used ozilid mach. Model Z
in crate, S75; Brunning whit
printer, Model 100, S7b. 1924
rodar Ct N M pa plpDO
Evening star., 1960-01-31

LIVING RM.-Sofa and chair, with
slip covers in wine color: ligh,
green chair. coffee tbl., end tbl,
sofa pillows, curtains and tbl
lamp. All in fairly good cond
Nice set for den, rec. rm., cottage
or bSmt.. $50. I'm 4-SS40
Evening star., 1960-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

AIR CONDITIONER, at least / tor
h.po "a amp. not over 2 yrs
old. good cond. and reas. FL
Evening star., 1960-01-31
MT. PLEASANT
INL9lIE O .. NzEE 7 OI
THE DODGE HOTEL
N. CARITOL AND E SITS. NV.

NV, nr. stores, etc.-Warm, clean,
quiet; bedrm., So wk.; Ink. SO;
empl. ladies. DE. 2-9624. 81
NV. AREA-Lge. double rm., kit.
privils Near transp. Reas. RA.
H-54NS
Evening star., 1960-01-31

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass. furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
AND oLNEY. MD. iGK AVE EXT. !
6640 GEORGIA AVE NV.
WA. 4-4024 TU. 2-"727
BEDROOM. dining rm. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, stor-
age; reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937,
BEDRM. AND LIV. RIM. FURN.. in
good, cond,; best prices. ia. =
BEDRM. FURN., din. rm., appli-
ances.. TV. Cash, pick up DC,
Md. Va. ia. S-9347, today, l0-9
BICYCLE. 2O-in. boys. Top quality
in excel cond,: no dealers; terms
Call, SP. 3-19Sl.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
ALPION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa
ave. NV, ST 3-669S
COINS, American or foreign Presi-
HOBBY SHOP, 14lS Wis ave
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any de.
ERNEST sGRk, 6is iath St NV NV
ELECTRIC lawn mower Sharpener
saw filer; saw retoother: saw set
grinding equip; used mowers and
parts: wkdays, RA. 6-O33O.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS. highest prices
paid, GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
SHOP, 922 9th st. NV Ma. S-9402
Open ewes til $50.
ESTATE JEWELRY
We appraise estates OF iewelry and
associated articles. CREST JEW
ELERS, 1000 18th st. NV, lobby
OF Solar Bldg., RE. 7-7S0l.
FURNITURE AND REFRIGERA-
TORS. good cond.: top prices
Call Ii. A-1033.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

PIANO, mahog. baby grand. excel.
cond.; must sell; need space: $500
or reas. offer. HE. 4-2197.
PIANO, baby grand, b-ft.-1-in. apt.
size, Knabe, mahog.. like new. OIL.
4-S3SO
Evening star., 1960-01-31
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
(coNIINUEo)
MEAL WORMS

MACAW, South American military,
talks: also Chihuahuas, minia-
ture. AP. 7-S773.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BLACK FILLY. 3 y. O.. West. or
Eng; also quiet blk. work horse.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
SINGLE ROOMS

Warm, comfortable. reaS. weekly
rates. Dbl. rms. Sl4 wk. up; Rms.
$3.50 day per person. Maid serv.
Ldry, facil.: blk. of Conn, near
Mayfower walk. downtown; 1928
7.6I1S ME S-SO44
Evening star., 1960-01-31
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANT 10 RENT trailer or will
transport horse to Texas in your
trailer for privilege Of bringing
back my horse. Phone or write
J., AUSTIN SMITH, 6l9 Warner
Bldg. 18th and z SITS. NV,
Washington, d. c., ST. 3.0lO4
or in Middleburg. Va. CL. 3-2353.
WE WILL HAVE 25 two-year-oid
registered Angus bulls on the
farm at Rectortown, Va, from
8 am, Saturday, January Both
until 5 pm. Wednesday, February
3rd. These bulls are IN excellent
breeding condition. tested 9nd
PRICED to sell. If you have an old
pull that you want to trade in,
bring its registration papers,
Please call either Emerson 4-6332
or Emerson 4-3305 before coming.
B, A. g. JOHN W. RUCKER, Dela:
plane and Rectortown. Va.
3 NICE RIDING horses, we'll man
nered. safe for anyone to ride.
CHANTILLY FARMS. Fairfax.
Va, Phone Herndon 39-J-2.
l. CHESTNUT sORREL GELDTNG,
blaze face with 4 white socks: 4
years old; high spirited, good
stable manners, guar. sound, 5000;
| roam gelding, yrs. old Western
broke, guar. sound, perfect con-
formation, very gentle, good stable
manners $500. AK. 9-p436, JACK
R. PEYToN.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HI-FI
TRADING?
Washington, o. c.
JonuoV 81, 1860

Audio Center makes the best trades
We have the franchise for these
exclusive manufacturers. Ampex
Sherwood. Mcintosh, Leak. Rek-O.
Kut, Garrard. XIII. AR. Wharf.
dale. J. B. Lansing. Fisher, Scott
and many, many others.
A large selection OF used equipmen,
from trades this week. Come in
and see for yourself It's
Milford chronicle., 1960-01-29
Many New Exhibits
At Zwaanendael
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ches long, handmade probably by
sailmaker. 1t is covered by
knotted saiImaker's twine and con-
tains three needles. Even the
needles are different from the or
binary. They are three-sided in
stead of round, and were kept in
the box, which was called a
needle house.
A sailmaker's palm" is also
shown. It is a shaped leather strap
holding a small metal disc and
was worn by the sailmaker to
force the needles through the
heavy sail cloth. An old hand.
made shuttle or needle and a
winder, also displayed, were used
by seine or net makers. They show
signs of continuous wear, when
many residents of Sussex County
depended on the sea for their live
lihood.
Shipbuilding, a prosperous in
dustry during the 1800's made use
of many iron tools, which were
generally handwrought from iron
ore mined in Sussex County and
forged in local iron furnaces. The
current display includes pieces of
ore, reamer and a wood splitting
tool used in the shipyards at Mil
ton, Delaware, and rusty hand
wrought iron spike found on Lewes
Beach, probably from a ship
wreck.
Two old letters are also shown.
One was written by Commodore j.
P. Beresford to Col. Samuel B.
Davis, Commanding Officer at
Lewes during the bombardment
of the War of 1912. Com. Beres-
ford in this letter dated April 6,
1873, renewed his demand for sup
plies and water for the British
squadron. The demands were con-
tinuously refused by Col. Davis,
who with his small force out
witted the British and saved the
inland from invasion.
The other letter, dated 1866, was
written to Col. Henry B. Fiddeman
in Milford, Delaware, in sympathy
at the time of Mrs. Fiddeman's
death. Col. Fiddeman was a very
prominent resident in Milford
having been president of the First
National Bank of Milford and the
Milford Steamboat Company, an
original Director of the Junction
and Breakwater Railroad, and
twice elected to the State Senate
This exhibit will be held for
several weeks, then replaced by
the display of a collection of post
age stamps and old postal cancel
lations of local interest.
Museum hours are: Tuesdays
through Saturdays, 10000 a. m. tC
$50 p. m, Sundays and holidays
1890 to $50 p. m, closed Mon
daYS.
Milford chronicle., 1960-01-29
Natl Guard Court
League Is Completed
CONTINUED from page one)

All teams will be completely uni
formed except for shoes which
must be provided by the players.
Seventy-seven players register
ed in the National Guard program
and the tryouts and player draft
has been completed and the teams
selected. Team coaches are Paul
McNatt and George Davidson,
VFW Coolies; Cecil Maloney and
Jack Allen, Sharpshooters; Ralph
Gootee and Harvey Marvel, EN-
Club; William Wollters and Rich
ard Argo, Rumpstich Machine;
Frank Donovan and Charles john
son, Hammond Cadillac; Frank
Sapp and Thomas Frank, Marvel's S
Insurance.
Members of the Milford National
Guard Enlisted Mems Club will SUI
peryise the program headed by
Master Sergeant William N. Mar
vel, Vice President; Master Ser
geant Cecil Maloney, Treasurer and
Specialist Homer D. Holt, Secre-
tary.
Anyone interested in serving as
officials, scorers and timers in the
League are urged to contact Mas
ter Sergeant Johnson.
Player assignments on the lea
que teams are:
HAMMOND CADILLAC: C. Call
away, D. Lebright, D. r. Masten,
r. S. Fisher, D. Phillips, V. Kirk,
L O'Day, J. L. Allen Jr., d. A.
Corder, B. E. Cooper, ]. Webb, V.
Hayden, B. Sigler.
EN- CLUB: G. Hall, r. Lynch,
H. E. Maloney, ]. Briggs, w.
Wayne, r. Lingo, d Gillespie, j.
Lonergan, B. Haughey, w. Bill
ings, H. Marvel, X. May, G. Rogers.
RUMPSTICH MACHINE: w.
Stats, w. Nauman, C. Porter, r.
Fischer, w. Tribett, ]. Sigler, E.
Passwaters, T. Harrington, H.
Conard, G.. Bennett, E. Goodwin, S!
Bunting, C. Morgan.
VFW COOTIES: K. Porter, J.
Davis, ] Ross, d. Collins, H. w
Sharp, III, w. Kenton, r. David
son, B. Webb J. B. Adams, r. Por-
ter, G. w. McNatt, T w. Burn, L.
Pfieffer.
SHARPSHOOTERS: r. Spark
lin, J. Wilkerson, r. E. Erdman.
G. Collins, S. Dillinger, r. M. Phil
lips, r. Webb, S. Sipple, G Wint-
jen, G Ingram,R. Harrington, G.
Manlove, M. J. Amrhein.
MARVEL INSURANCE.: d
Sockrider, j. P. Hammond, III, H
L. Clendaniel, j. w. Banning, D.
w. Kenton, D. w. Kline, H. d.
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