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~. =, DLLIH =. On FTluay, July
90. 1863. at Freedmen's Hospital.
MRS. DELLA p. HARVEY of 1000
s. Harvey. Also surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Bernice H. Lucas;
one sister, Miss Minnie Payne, and
one brother, Leroyal Payne, both Of
bynchburg, Va: one grandchild.
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
ST. ne. (ample parking facilities)
where friends may call after pm.
Monday, July 90, and where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
July 30. at IL am Interment
Lincoln Mnmnrial Cemeterv
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INLAY, GEORGE W. On SATURDAY

July "a, 1903. GEORGE W. INLAY,
husband Of the Meis ste SATAN arlnf 81 i Ss
father Of Mrs. Blanche Nicholas OF
the home address, Nathan T. Inlay
Of Vienna, Va. Mrs. Beulah Win
stead, Fort washington, Md, and
Ellsworth Z. INLAY, U.S.N., San
Diego, Calf. He is also survived
by 10 grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren and one great-Rreat-
grandchild. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 N
Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va, where
services will be held on Tuesday
July 30, at IL am. Interment Ma
tional Memorial park 90
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Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.


nhhAt DEnNthD ~; Oh Suuuas
Hospital, BERNARD A. O'HARA OF
42Ol Massachusetts, ave NV. huS-
band OF the late Pauline c, O'Hara,
father Of Lawrence, Joseph and
Robert o'Hara; brother OF Thomas
O'Hara Of East Orange, n j. Mrs.
Helen Grant Of Chester Pa and
Mrs. Margaret Tighe OF DgnmoTet,
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
st. NV, on Monday and Tuesday,
from / pm. 10 ) pm. and pm, 70
10 pm. tDarEing on premises Mass
will be offered at the Church OF
the AnnunciRtion, $50 Massa-
chusetts ave NV, on wednesday,
July ~, at 0,l5 am. lnterment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 80
PENN. JESSIE l.. on Friday. July &c,
1868. JESSIE l. PENN OF $500
New Hampshire ave, NV VIE Of
the late Isaac Penn and sister o.. OF
are her nieccs, nephews ether iela:
tiyes and many friends After 2
pm. Wednesday. July 81, friends
are Invited 10 call al her late resi-
denee, Where the Rosary VIII be
recited at . pm, Requiem Mass VIII
be celebrated Thursday, AlguSt !,
Church, 18Th ct, and PARK I'd NV.
az am intermcht Harmony Me-
mortal PARK. ARRANGEMENTS BY Me-
CURE, Inc, 81
EA 5sp j1; ' y. ioSj 8RLrJTss uF G.
RANDOLPH Of or Dahlia q. NV
dolph, father Of Albert r. Ran.
dolph, Mrs. Julctta r. Smith and
sylvia y Randolph' brother Of
Randolph OF New York City Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After. pm, Mon
day, July 80, friends are invited
10 cali at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1890 9th 81. NV. Funeral
on tuesday. July 80, from the
Plymouth Congregational Church.
North Capitol 81 and Rigs I'd.
nv, AZ / pm interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 30
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Of sos west clifton ter. NV. on
July % 1863. widow Of Clair j.
Hornberger and survived by three
brothers and four sisters Remains
at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st. NV, until Tuesday, July
30. at 10 am. Funeral services and
interment Arlington National Gem
etery At ln.3n m
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MIS-. BEATRICE E. HANNA, w. M.
MRS. HARRY K. NAY, Secretary.

SAUL. ANNIE E. The officers and
i E:;i.: !: !: q: !:
ANNIE E. SAUL. on Satur-
day, July %, 1858. Sery-
ICES on Tuesoay, July 80 at IL am.
a the =. H. Hines Co. Funeral
FRANCES RANKIN, Worthy Pres
RUTH s. BICHEIL, Secretarv
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ALLAN, IZORA S. On Friday, July %,
1868. .IzoRA s. ALLAN. beloved
wife. of the late Harold A. Allan;
mother of Mrs. Margaret Mahan
Of Rosemont, Penna., and Shorey
Allan. sister Of Miss Eva L. Shorey
OF Bridgton. Ne; also survived by
seven grandchildren. Memorial serv-
ices on Tuesday, July 80, at II am.
at the Fort Lincoln Chapel. Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 90
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Sc, a former foreign missionary
with the Methodist Church, on July
81, 1863. sister OF Carl p. and
Girard r. Jetton. There are three
nephews and one niece. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 18th
st Sc, on Wednesday, July 81, at
/ pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry,
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SIMMONS, MATTE B. On Sunday
July rs. 1868, at Casualty HospitsI
MA. TIE lie B. SIMMONS OF 22S OAK,
gaze pl. NV, devoted wife of James
M Simmons. She also Leaves 70
mourn her passing. six dauehters
one son, mother, father, two
sisters. three grandsons, a stepfather
0ther relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
hnines CO. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 10Th
st. ne. Notice of funeral Iatar A''ti
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lnston Hospital. CLARENCE HENRY
JuEnL5 Of iOi South Veitch st.,
Arlington Va beloved husband o.
Lena NJ. Juedes, father Of Mrs
Lorraine r. Harwatch OF Spring
field, Va; son OF Mrs. Anna Juedes
Elsie Waver. Mrs Mildred McCleary
Mrs Henrietta Market, Charles, jr,,
Harry, and Henry Juedes He also Is
survived by two grandchildren
Friends may call az the Ives Funeral
Home. .s47 Wilson blvd Arllngton,
Va, after 3 pm Monday, July 20,
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday, July 81, AZ pm.
Il.erment Arlington National Gene.
terry. 80
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PIPER, HATTIE r. AND JAMES K

YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHI ERB,
MRS. JULIA BAGLEY AND MRS.
MARY ROGNTREE. AND HuS-
BAND, MR., JAMES MORRISON.
PIPER, HATTIE B. AND JAMES K.
In loving tribute TO the memory
OF our mother HATTIE B. PIPER,
who passed away June IS. 1857.
and our father, JAMES r. PIPER,
who passed away July 90, 1855.
They are not dead who in the Lord
do rest.
Their journey done. their faith con-
fessed;
Their glory now beEone,
With US wait they for His trium-
phant day.
THEIR DAUGHTERS. ELSIE, HELL
EN- AND GRACE.
RUTH, WILLIAM a.. IN loving mem
DRY OF my dear father. WILLIAM
ago, July 90, 1947.
The road into the sunset
Is one we all must tread.
Although Il brought me sorrow
When you went on ahead
LOVING DAUGHTER, VIOLA r.
GREENFIELD
WILKINS, ROBERT A. In loving
memory OF nv beloved husband,
ROBERT A. WILKINS, who passed
away four years ago today, July
Although llies sun for each must
set,
Those whom we love we ne'er forget,
YOUR WIPE, FRANCES.
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IUHNSUN, MINNIE. On Thursday,
Hospital. MINNIE Johnson. she
leaves five children, one sister, Mrs.
Sadie Y. Kelly two Aunts, two
uncles, a devoted friend and a host
Of other relatives and friends. After
pm. Monday. July 20, friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home. 2IO North Washington st.
Rockville, Nd, where funeral sery
80, at pm. lnterment Ash Me-
mortal Cemetery. SANDY SprinR Nd
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LOVING WIFE. BEUL All

DOUGLAS, AUGUSTA E. In loving,
memory Of our dear wife and
mother, AUGUSTA E. DOUGLAS,
who departed this life three years
ago today, July 30, 1900
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July 20, lDB3, AZ Washington Hos
ppn Pa secsNntet' MRS MRS opHELIA 90 %,
leaves TO mourn her loss two daugh-
ters, Mrs, Gladys Hinton and Mrs.
Betty Kaiser; one son, Curtis John
SON four sisters, Mrs Beulah Hall,
MIA Joyssll Marsh Mrs, Lotti,e
Mrs. Olivia Davis; five grandehll-
dren, other relatives and many
friends, PemainS resting at the
John II, Rhines Co Funeral Home,
30lb 18th 81. ne. Notice Of funeral
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lin Mrntnrtatit

BROWN, WILLIAM j., Jr. In loving
memory of our dear son and brother,
WILLIAM ]. BROWN, Jr.. who de-
parted this life four years ago to-
day, July 20, 1859.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps one to forget,
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DFatha

GARNER, THOMAS BLAKE. On Sun
day, July 2S, 1868, THOMAS BLAKE
GARNER. beloved husband OF the
late Rosa Elizabeth Garner. father
Of John Wilson and William Francis
Garner, brother of Nettie Moss He
also is survived by three grandchil-
dren and two Jgreat-grandchildren
Mattingly Funeral Home, 131 18th
st. Sc. parking facilities), after
q pm Monday. Notice of funeral
later.
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LEE, DR.. ROSCOE F. IN sad remen1:

NVNug HNeHIIo VIIU HENIIIUL IEo
OF a loved one passed to rest,
And those who think of you today
Are the ones who loved you best
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON
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Soccer Teams
Try Again Today
After 8 DeIuys

The British Lions and Italia
Soccer Club of Baltimore viii
try for the fourth straight
week to play their Stewart Cur
first round match at 2:30 pm
today at the Polo Grounds near
Jefferson Memorial.
The two clubs have been
forced to call off their match
for three straight weeks be-
cause of bad weather. The win
ner viii play the Bata Soccer
Club In the quarter final
round.
And Central Valet again will
try to get in its Rowland Cup
match against Clear Spring at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. also at 1880 O'Clock. This
match also has been postponed
several times.
A National Soccer League
double-header win be played
at Thirty-seventh and Tilden
streets NV, with Maryland
Soccer Club tangling with the
Washington Internationals at /
pm. and the Bavarians taking
on the Georgetown Soccer Club
at 3 pm.
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Women List
Golf Events

The women's District Golf
Association championship will
be held June 1921 at Kenwood
Country Club, the WDGA an
nounced yesterday when it re-
leased its 1868 schedule which
calls for 81 association events.
The schedule opens with the
team match series beginning
April % and running through
May 81. First major Glass A
tournament is the Keefer Cup
at Chevy Chase, May 80. The
Class A Star Cup will be played
July IL at Brooke Manor and
the Class B Star Cup on August
q at Westwood.
., April I.. %; g, 30; !, May z: IA 4; le
May SO. Class A Keefer Cup, chev.
Chase. 10-Class = Gable Cup, Brook
Manor: 15-17-Virginia-N North Caro-
lima team matches, Danville. Va: IT.
Class WMAL CUP. Congressional
GEORGES; 29-class c. Simon Cur, Co.
mmbia.
June 3-7-Eastern women's Cham.
pionship. virginia Beach: 11-class
A YRC Cup, Belle Haven; 12.-clasi
B Mark Evans Cup. Argyle: l7-21-
District Women's Championship. Ken
wood; 24-Class c Meckley Cup, In
dian Spring; 25-Class d Goldsmith
Cup, Woodmont; 27-2S-Cumberlan
Invitation. Cumberland, Nd; 2S-Class
3 Hines Cup. Washington G&cC.
July 11-class A Star Cup. Brooke
Manor: I2-ciass b WDdA cup.
Country club Of Fairfax; 10 Glass
= Harris Cup, Army-Navy Qair-
Herald CUP, Bethesda; SS-2s@vireiIlis
Women's Championship; Hot Springs,
Va: 1926. Virginia Senior Womer )
Championship. Hot Springs. Val as
Glass. c shorey Cup, Norbeck.
August 12-l4-Farmington Invita-.
ton, Charlottesville, Va; i3-cisss
E WeisberE Cup. Norbeck; l3-wDGA
Seniors. Manor: l9-Class D Ander-
son Cup, Indian Spring: 2O-Ciass A
corby Cup, Columbia; 23-VirRinia
Sun Bowl Army Navy: 27-Class B
Star Cup. Westwood; 2s-Class G
WD0A Cup, Chevy Chase.
September b-Class A Post and
Times Herald Cup. Manor.
October 7-IO-Virginia state Team
Matches. virginia Beach, va; 10
Presidents Plate. Prince Georges. 90
24-Virginia North Carolina team
matches. Wilmington. N. c.
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MESA. Ariz. (AP). : Two
20-year-old bonus boys, Out
fielder Danny Murphy and First
Baseman Mack Kuykendall, re-
ceived special attention as the
Chicago Cubs officially opened
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BOYScLUB
BASKETBALL

Danny Porter scored q
points yesterday to spark the
Lakers to a 1906 victory and
the championship in the senior
division.
May Hardware won the Jun.
Tor title with a $3.50 triumph
over Alexandria and Jelleff'l
defeated Falls Church. 1925
for the midget championship.
MIDGETs
yelierff's 33, Falls Church 25.
Silver Spring 20, Fairfax "a.
Alexandria 46. Carrollton 20.
JUNIORS
May Hardware IS, Alexandria IS.
Silver spFing IS. Falls Church 81.
Baileys Crossroads IS, Mclean 20.
Adelphi "a, Arlington Optimist 10.
Culmere 40, Carrollton rs.
INTERMEDIATES
yelIeff's 4s, Falls Church 90.
Silver Spring 90, First FEDERAL IL.
Adelphi 81, GILMORE "a.
"axitus 49, kessmssde 70.
LAksrs 70. Csltiss pe.
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Trotters to Play
Split Twin. Bill
Here Saturday

The Harlem Globetrotters
and Atlantic City Sea Gulls
will play q daylight basket
ball double header at Wash
ington Coliseum Saturday Il
accommodate the usual turn.
away crowds that show up fol
the Trotters' appearances here
The Trotters have been CON-
ing here for the last 81 year.
and drawing sellout crowds. Alb,
Saperstein, owner of the Trot.
tiers, says, I'VE feel that By
booking separate games and
supporting shows for afternoon
and evening sessions we are
in a better position to accom-
modate the Washington area
fans. We have regretfully
turned away thousands Of Spec
tators here in recent years be-
cause Of the limited seating
space"
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one was erased on an at
tempted steal and the other
on a double-play grounder.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP).-
Pancho Herrera slugged two
home runs in a losing cause
as the Dick Schofields whipped
the Johnny Logans, 1913, in
the Pittsburgh Pirates first
squad game.
Herrera's blasts came in the
first and third innings and &C
counted for four runs. Bob
Skinner had a solo home run
for the Logans plus another run
batted in.
Larry Elliott and Elmo Plas-
kett socked homers with nc
one aboard for the Schofields.
Bob Bailey. the highly touted
rookie third baseman, left tbs
game with q sore left shoulder
after hitting a triple and Q
single in three times at bat. A
team spokesman said Bailey
hurt the shoulder while check.
ing a swing, but the injury was
not serious.
SARASOTA, Fla. (AP)-The
Chicago White Sox held their
first squad game, with the
Tony Cuccinellos defeating the
Don Gutteridges, 81.
The winners scored two runs
in the fifth and last inning of
the abbreviated game, with
doubles by Deacon Jones and
Charlie Smith sparkling the
rally.
Dick Sparks. q 6-foot-6 bas-
ketball prospect who left In
diana University last fall, turn
ing In an outstanding pitch
ing performance.
ORLANDO. Fla. (AP). -
Manager Sam Mele hustled the
Minnesota Twins through a
vigorous running exercise, even
though rain kept them off the
diamond.
Holdout Lenny Green. who's
about $4,000 apart from Presi-
dent Cal Griffith in contract
negotiations. moved his gear
out Of the clubhouse to work
out with q high school team.
ST. PETERSBURG. (AP).-
Joe Christopher, who hit .244
with the New York Nets last
year. signed his 1868 contract
for an estimated $4,000.
Only two Nets remain un-
signed now. They are Elio Cha
con, infielder. who has not yet
arrived In camp from a ses-
sion Of winter baseball in the
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Virginia Opens
Spring Drills

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Mar. z
(SpeciaD. - Coach Bill Elias
win greet 70 candidates as the
University Of Virginia Football
team begins spring drills here
Monday.
The Cavaliers will practice
every day, weather permitting
with Saturdays reserved fol-
scrimmages. The varsity alumni
game will be played April G
at Scott Stadium.
Elias and his staff will be
faced with finding a number
of requirements from last
years team which compiled q
5-5 record, Virginia's best since
1852.
Among those missing viii be
Quarterback Gary Cuozzo, who
broke all Virginia passing rec
ords during his three-year ca
Ireer. Cuozzo has signed with
the Baltimore Colts.
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spring training with q full
complement of 80 players.
Murphy. a $125,000 bonus
player three years ago, is a
candidate for the rightfield
job. Lou Brock. last years
rookie centerfielder who is be-
ing shifted to right, is his
main opposition.
Kuykendall, who received
100000 for signing out of Ana
darko (Okla) High School in
1861, is UP from st. Cloud, MINI.
where he batted .244.
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Ruiders Hire Dohms
AS Defensive Coach

OAKLAND. Calf. Mar. Q
(AP). Appointment Of Tom
Dahms. IS. former pro-football
player, as defensive line coach
for the Oakland Raiders was
announced today.
Dahms has been defensive
line coach Of the Dallas Cow
boys Of the National Football
League three years. He played
with the Los Angeles Rams. the
Green Bay Packers. the Chi
cago Cardinals and the San
Francisco 49ers.
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they're looking at these kids
who aren't playing. What are
they going to do? They're go
ing to have to go out and get
an experienced pinch-hitter
and give up one Of the kids on
waivers.
That, according to Selkirk,
is the danger Of the rule.
Sid Hudson, the Senator's
pitching coach, was having
trouble getting through to one
Of the young pitchers and later
was saying that sometimes
they have to learn the hard
way. II did" Sid said.
Hudson recalled a game he
pitched against the old Phila-
delphia Athletics. Bucky Har-
ris was Hudson's manager.
I'VE were leading by a run
In the sixth inning when Sam
Chapman came to bat with
two on. I hung a high curve
and he slammed it against the
fence for a double, scoring the
runners.
when / came back to the
bench Bucky told me I should
know better, and he really
chewed me out. He told me
never to do 1t again. 49,.
1--WE scored two to go ahead
/ and in the eighth inning they
had q man on base with Chap
man UP again. ! accidentally
hung another one and he
slammed 1t for a double, sc0r-
ing the tying run.
Nobody said a word when
IL came back to the bench" Sid
said. I'VE went out 1923, and
| I started out for the mound. I
had Just bent over to pick up
the rosin bag when Harris
yelled, that's enough ~
walter Masterson was sit
ting beside him. Walter hadn't
thrown a pitch. He sent Mas
terson in to relieve me and
Walter got the side out. We
scored a run in the bottom Of
the ninth and won the game
for him. 1s,a
"Bucky never did say any
more about it," Sid said, "but
I learned a lesson. I didn't
take a chance on hanging any
curves against Chapman again.
4 =
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ASHFORD NAMED
Pee UMP CHIEF

SAN DIEGO. Mar. 2
(AP).-Emmett Ashford, a
Negro. has been named UNI
pire-in-chief Of the Pacific
Coast League, President
Dewey Soriano announced
today.
The colorful Ashford, al
ways popular with fans,
has been in the league since
1854. Emmett has done q
very creditable job and de-
serves the promotion" So
riano said.
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WEST PALM BEACH, (AP)
-Outfielder Mack Jones ended
his brief holdout with the Mil
waukee Braves, leaving Catcher
Joe Tore the only player still
outside the fold.
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SPRING TRAINING BRIEFS
Koufax Shows Old Form;
BUGS Bonus Boy Injured

vERO BEACH. Fla, Mar. 2
(AP). - Sandy Koufax fur
thered his comeback by facing
the minimum six batters in
two innings today as the Danny
ozarks defeated the Leo Duro-
cheers, 60 in the Los Angeles
Dodgers second squad game.
Koufax, who won IA games
before a circulatory disturb
ance in the left index finger
sidelined him last July, al
lowed a clean single to rookie
Ken McMullen and an infield
hit to Bill Skowron. However,
one was erased on an at
tempted steal and the other
on a double-play grounder.
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SaA AbbCaAAS dAAd OuOAACAuCL rIhLl
Thomas, who is asking $4,000
for the coming year. The Nets
are believed to have eountered
with $4,000.
TUCSON. Ariz. (AP).-Out-
fielder Willie Tasby signed his
1868 contract with the Cleve-
land Indians and Immediately
started working out.
Tasby, the last player on the
Cleveland roster to sign, said
he took a slight cut in salary
1t is estimated that he will re-
ceive about $4,000.
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Colts Sign Tor Heel

BALTIMORE, Mar. 2 (AP).
The Baltimore Colts have signed
Tony Hennessey of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina as a free
agent. The 265-pound Hem
Messy will be given a trial at
defensive tackle. 49,.
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BASEBALL BEAT
Worshom Tells
Real Fish Story
Bv MERRILL wHITTLEsEY

PoMPANO BEACH Fla, Mar 2-Whether not you
believe fish story often depends who tells It, Lew
Worsham has face and the former National Open
golf champion swears this one is true -
Worsham went fishing in the Everglades the other day
with Ralph Terry the Yankees 23-game winner Julius Boros
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who like worsham is an ex-
Open champion, and some
members Of worsham's Coral
Ridge Country Club.
Terry was bringing his line
In, preparatory to making a
new cast, and had the bait out
Of the water when wham. a
tarpon struck.
The tarpon, about a 4-footer
according to Lew, obviously had
been trailing the bait and Just
couldn't stand to see 1t get
away. AS Terry pulled his line
out Of the water the tarpon
leaped and overshot his mark.
The big fish jumped into the
boat, smacking the unsuspect-
ing Boros in the face. Boros
was sitting there minding his
own business, watching his
line, and paying no attention
to Terry.
Boros fell backward and the
tarpon dropped into the bottom
of the boat, where Terry and
some Of the others whacked at
1t and stunned it.
The Senators play the YAM
KEGS in a couple Of weeks. I've
made a mental note to check
with Terry on this, but Wor-
sham is emphatic. He says II
positively happened.
George Selkirk was talking
about the danger Of the rule
whereby clubs must protect
certain first-year bonus players
or place them on irrevocablt
waivers.
The Senators do not have
anybody in this category thu
year. but Tommy Brown coulC
fit the classification next sea
son.
Baltimore has three young
bonus players on its majol
league roster. The Orioles car
send one to the minors, but
must charge him to their major
league roster and play with "a
men. They must keep the other
two, although they don't figure
to play.
Mark Belanger, an 18-yeal
old infielder, Dave Johnson, 6
20-year-old infielder, and EC
Watt. q 20-year old pitcher, arr
the three players. according II
Selkirk.
80 the Orioles are in thu
thick Of the pennant race or
August is but need q left.
handed pinch-hitter to win thu
pennant," Selkirk theorized, Il
guy who can win three games
the difference between first ant
second. Say Gene Woodling O.
Dale Long.
Everybody in the club know
{ they need an extra hand. anC
Navajo times., 1963-08-15

Body Organization.
SHE IS a graduate of Santa Bar
bara, California High School.
Navajo times., 1963-08-15

FRANCES A. CHESTER is men,
Der of the graduating class of
Regina School of Nursing, St.
Joseph Hospital, Albuquerque, New
Mexico. The graduation exercises
will be held at St. Vincent Aca-
denny Auditorium, 600 9th Street,
NV, Albuquerque, 7:3O p. m. Au-
gust 20, 1868.
EARLIER Baccaaureate exerci-
ses will be held in the hospital
chapel, 500 am. A faculty grad
uate breakfast will follow.
WHILE attending Regina, Frances
was active in Sodality, State Stu
dent Nurses Association, member
of the Eucharistic League, Student
Navajo times., 1963-08-15

Frances is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Che ster resid-
ing at Klagetoh, Ganado, Arizona.