Pax* fourteen TUESDAY. APRIL 6. IMS. WATERLOO DAILY COURIER. WATERLOO. IOWA Lopat Adds Knuckler: High School Suggest Sale of Matmen From 10 Fighter Charles 1C CINDEDMtH feg* Pitcher Has Derby Track to Cities in AAU Will Appear in U Stun FOLLOWING BEARDEN'S Non-Profit Group 'Des Moines Ring Scouts A/ire Chicago — (U.R) — A%£ommittee Mat Tourney DCS Moines — (IP) — Ezzard Monday's action ended bowling of the American Turf association's Charles, a contender for the va- PHY HOST TD in the Water Falls league, with PATTERN OF 1948 Long Beach, Cal.— (&) —Major board of directors Tuesday recom- Cedar Rapids, la.— (INS) —The cated heavyweight title of Joe S & S emerging the victor. Qual- league scouts are keeping tabs on mended that Churchill Downs race navy's defending U. S. wrestling Louis, will fight in Des Moines ity had to be satisfied with second St. Petersburg, Fla. —iff}— Ed just junk, if it isn't over the plate." a 16-year-old Wilson high school track be sold to a'non-prof it char- champions will arrive by plane in Apr. 27 or 28. place, and Johnson's copped third Lopat, chunky New York Yankee Lopat threw the knuckler at junior who is phenomenally adept itable organization after the spring Cedar Rapids Wednesday or Thurs- Promoter Pinkie George said place. southpaw, is following Gene Bear- Dick WakeHeld the other after- at making batters fan the breeze. meeting. day for the National AAU mat Monday night Charles would ap- DUE Slum den's example by adding a knuckle His name is Frank Followell. The committee agreed unani- tournament in the Coe fieldhouse. pear in a four round, no decision The Minor league has three noon in an exhibition game. The teams tied for third, Home Furnace, ball to luV repertoire. Detroit leftfielder was so sur- The six-foot southpaw has pitched mously Monday that it was desir- Tournament Secretary JohnEich- bout. Charles is scheduled to fight With the opening outdoor dual Pastime, Borden's. Zierath's and seven games this season. Three able to transfer Churchill Downs horn also said that a former lowan, Jersey Joe Walcott in June for meet with Drake coming up Sat- Bearden was just another pitch- prised that he let it sail past Louis' title. *• Bus Driver's are tied for fourth. C. er in the Yankee farm system un- for a called third strike. have been no-hitters and the other and the Douglas park race track to Leland Christensen, had indicated urday at Cedar Falls, Track Coach Morse picked up the 5-10 and R. four merely shut-outs. the new corporation. he will fly from San Francisco to "Charles' opponent has not been Art Dickinson has turned up with til Casey Stengel taught him the News of the knuckler leaked out chosen yet, George said. some surprising strength on the Lucas the 4-6-10. J. Habbena's 210 knuckler at Oakland in 1946-47. Frank hasn't been scored on in Earlier, the - committee re- compete in the tourney Friday and and 559 by K. Tournier were top Last year as a rookie he was a before Lopat was ready. He hoped 49 innings. elected Col. Matt Winn president Saturday. Iowa State Teachers college track icores. to puzzle American league hitters "It's a matter of temperament," and general manager of Churchill squad. • 20-game winner and world series before they knew he had the new Christensen formerly lived in Conger holds first in the Water- hero for Cleveland. Cliff Meyers, his coach, explained Downs, and recommended that the Cherokee and was a member of the Plan to Form The Panthers lost six of their loo league even though it lost three pitch. Tuesday. "Frank just can't stand.to new corporation execute bonds U. S. Olympic .team last year. •even top scorers from last year, points to Local 46. Second Place Lopat doesn't expect such start- "Like any other new pitch," he have enemy batters touch his of- payable in 20 years to purchase Wrestlers from '10 Iowa cities when they won six, lost two and Waterloo Bowling Alleys took three ling results. With him, it's more said, "you have to take it easy orferings." the property. have filed entries for the tourna- Major Softball finished second in the North points from Kunkle to climb with- of an experiment. you can ruin your arm. My shoul- Meyers goes on to say Frank The board of directors okayed ment. They will come from Iowa Central conference meet. .n four points Of the leaders. Jack- "I don't know whether I'll use it der started to tighten up a little isn't just another kid with a lot the report and said a meeting of City. Davenport, Waterloo, Ames, Circuit Here man's moved to fifth place by tak- the other day after I threw it so The pursuit of osteopathy caused in a regular game," said Lopat, of speed. He's got a rerriarkable the directors would be called to North Liberty, Eagle Grove, Cedar An eight team softball league ing four from Happy Hour. Pepsi "but it worked pretty good down I dropped it for ,a while. Same change of pace, slow curve, fast take final action on the sale rec- Falls, Osage, Cherokee and Mt. No. 1 scorer—Ed Herrmann — to ?ola and Shaw's split, remaining in here. thing happened when I started to curve and a drop. ommendation. to play night games on the Deere transfer. He scored 88^4 points in throw a screw ball in tl»e minors." Vernon. diamond here will be formed. bird and fourth positions. Bob * * * •> The coach says there hasn't been The Davenport contingent in- 1948. Transfer also took John Re- Bantz had high single game of 238. fewer than three scouts in the Joe Straub and Leo Morris, in velle, the crack high jumper who "You have to be sure about two Lopat's best pitch is his screw cludes three men from St. Am- charge of the athletic program at The final night's bowling in the stands at a Wilson game this year. brose college. set a school mark of 6 feet 4% Westside Business Men's league things with a knuckler. First, the ball, a low breaking ball that The Pirates, Yanks, Browns and Set Dates for the Deere company, said Tuesday inches. found 7-Up in first place by sixball has to do something. No may- curves away from a righthanded Tigers all are watching him, Mey- that plans are being made for a Ineligibility got two more of the points, with Courier News in sec- be about it. If it doesn't flutter, hitter. It's his ace when he wants ers said. NBL Playoffs Tripoli, Buckeyes league to be known as the Major top seven. Marriage claimed a ond place and Fish, Wheeler's and you're dishing up a nothing ball. to make the batter hit the ball on league. fifth. A football injury has kept DeLorbe's all tied for third. Courier Second, you have to get it over. the ground with a chance 'for a Lafayette, Ind.—(U.R)—The first Play for Crown Teams will be from Waterloo and Dutch Goodvin—No. 2 scorer last Ads finished sixth, Popular Cigar The best knuckler in the world is double play. Supreme Court game of the eastern division play- Cedar Falls. Managers or spon- seventh and Westinghouse eighth. off in the National Professional Finals of the third annual YMCA sors interested in entering teams year with 61 points — from tak- Review Granted Basketball league will be Friday gold medal basketball tournament ing up the shotput and discus 7-Up raised its own high single will be played Tuesday night. in the circuit may contact either again this year. game to l!098. The loop's annual Baseball Briefs to Grid Fixers at Syracuse, N. Y., and the western Straub or Morris. sweeper will be next Monday night. Caps Lose fo division's first play off game will Meeting for the championship at In addition, one more of the 12 Washington — Two men con- be at Oshkosh Wednesday, league 8:45 will be Kramer's ofx-Tripoli lettermen, Quartermiler Dwight H. Arend had high game with 233 (Continued) and the Waterloo Buckeyes. HUDSON VyiLL HAVE Michl, hurt a leg and has just start- and high series with 592 in the Lafcers, 88-84 victed of trying to bribe New York headquarters here has announced. Elk's league. Stubby Schultz Staff and Florian Cassutt to minor Giant pro football players have Syracuse will play Anderson, The 7:30 consolation game pits DRIVING INSTRUCTION ed to work out again. league farms. Minneapolis— (U.R) —George Mi- Ind., Friday and Saturday at Syra- "Craft-Cochran of Waterloo against But with the 10 available letter- picked up the 4-7-10 split, and Fred been granted a supreme court re- (Courier i'flecia! Service) Amfahr and Bill -Matthiesen each Collum, who struck out Joe Di kan, the Basketball Association of view of their trials. cuse and on Monday at Anderson, the Cedar Falls Amvets. Hudson, la. — An adult driving men. Dickinson has gotten effec- Maggio with the bases loaded two America's all-time scoring cham- The pair, Harvey Stemmer and in the best-of-five series. If addi- ^Awards will be presented im- tive service from two transfer stu- picked up the 6-7 split. The Elk's weeks ago, was sent to Omaha; class will be conducted for 16 stu- league will have a buffet supper pion, Tuesday appeared ready to David Krakower, were charged tional games are necessary they mediately after the final game, and dents, who will receive instructions dents and five freshmen. Staff to the same club and Cassutt climax his season with the greatest with offering bribes to Giant Stars will be played Apr. 13 and 14 atthe committee has requested that at the Elk's club, Thursday, Apr. to Lynchburg. The Cardinals from students at Iowa State Teach- They have already set three 14. individual exhibition in the league's Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes. Anderson. all players who participated in the ers college, Cedar Falls, under the new indoor track marks, reset- dropped a 5-4 decision to the Red playoff history. The purpose was to get the play- In the western division, the first tourney be present. Chamberlain's went into a point Sox Monday. direction of Bert Woodcock, direc- ting the 880 yard mark three lead in the Sportsman league over The towering center scored 138 ers to throw a crucial game with two playoff games between Tri- tor of safety at the college. times in winning four indoor Viking as it walloped Hansen's St. Louis (N) . 000 000 102 1—4' 11 5 points in four games to lead the the Chicago Bears on Dec. 11Citie, s and Oshkosh will be played ELSON WILL SPEAK Rosemond Auto company will meets, taking the state AAU ti- four games. Viking won three from Boston (A) 100 001 100 2—5 6 0 Minneapolis Lakers into the BAA 1946. Wednesday and Saturday, and the Local 1192. Batteries: Munger. Pollet, Yuhas, Fa- playoff finals and Monday night following games will be played Apr. ON SPORT HIGHLIGHTS furnish a car with dual controls. tle and finishing second in the pai and Baker; Stobbs. Galehouse and The incident led to the barring Instruction is expected to slart next North Central relays. The Zephyr Ladies' league will he scored 42 more as the rampag- of Filchock and Hapes from the 10, 12 and 14 at Tri-Cities, using as Bob Elson, Chicago sportscaster week. begin bowling at 6 o'clock Tuesday ing midwesterners defeated the National professional football many dates as are needed in the who is the speaker for the Water- Davenport's state prep champs night at the Tavern on the Green GIANTS 15, INDIANS 10. Washington Capitols, 88-84, in the best of five series, said League provided three successful freshmen. league. loo YMCA annual all:sports ban- AUSTRALIAN CAPTURES BIRDS. lanes instead of the usual 6:45 p. Lubbock, Tex. —(U.R)— The Cleve- first game of the best-of-seven Stemmer and Krakower were Commissioner Doxie Moore. quet, will talk on "Highlights in Bill Hall of Waverly — a trans- m. land Indians Tuesday sent Pitcher Sydney, Australia— (IF) —An ab- fer from Simpson college in In- championship series. The next sentenced to prison terms of five Sports." Elson will speak about the Prizes will be awarded to the Don Black to their farm club base game will be played here Satur- to 10 years each. They appealed top sports figures and also give a! original drover at Oenpelli Mis« dianola, la.—gave promise indoors Classic league bowlers Tuesday at Marianna, Fla. Black, recover- day night. to the supreme court from a de- Howie A/fen review of the major league train- of becoming one of Teachers' all night at the Tavern on the Green ing from a near fatal cerebral in- Mikan scored a record breaking cision by the New York court of ing camps and players for the for Her- time dash stars, provided he can lanes. Also, prizes will be distrib- jury, will be under the tutelage of 1,698 points for a 28.3-points per appeals which upheld their convic- Oelwein Pro 1949 season. bert Deignan of the United States run as well outdoors. uted to bowlers for the first an- Muddy Ruel and Hank Greenberg. game average during the regular tions. Officials in charge of the affair, National museum the remarkable He hit a new school record of nual Classic league Sweepstake, He hopes to rejoin the Indians Apr. BAA campaign but his playoff pro- Their appeal contended that New (Courier l Hcrvirr) which is scheduled for Thursday feat of catching birds alive with 6.2 seconds in the 60 yard dash. which will be Tuesday night at 17 in New York. duction has been even more spec- York state had improperly used Oelwein. la. — Howie Atten, for night in the YMCA gymnasium at a stockwhip. He would flick the Unofficially he clocked 6.1 seconds 7 o'clock. League bowlers are urged The Giants defeated the Indians, tacular. He made 14 out of 21 field evidence obtained by tapping tele- the past 10 years associated with 6:30 p. m., have asked that all whip and wrap the tip around the in a telegraphic meet, equaling to be present at the sweeper and 15-10, at El Paso, Tex., thanks to goal attempts and 14 out of 16 phone wires. the Edgewater Golf club in Chi- reservations to be in Wednesday. bird's beak and bring it down the world's mark for the 60. I receive their prize money, accord- home runs by Walker Cooper, Bob- almost unharmed. In the half-mile the Panthers Thomson and Starting Pitcher free throws against Washington to cago, has been named pro-manager Women are invited to attend this ing to E. S. Peterson, secretary. boost his total in five playoff games FIRST MANAGER OF of the Elks Country club here. He,vear's all-sport dinner. This is the As a result Deignan, associate have four men who have cut the WEST SIDE BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE Dlint Hartung. Bob Lemon and to 180 points, an average of 36 peri has assumed his duties." i first banquet to which women curator of birds at United States previous school record, only one 7-Up 4, Popular Cigar 0. Sam Zoldak were the victims of contest. ' INDIANAPOLIS TRACK Atten said he hopes particularly,have been invited. National museum, was able to get of them a letterwinner. Dnn Bandfield 231 and 396, Tom Casey New York's 17-hit attack. 1 220. R. H. E. Minneapolis was ahead by as DIES IN POVERTY to develop golf interest and enthu-1 — films of the birds alive as well as Freshman Leland Crew holds the DeLorbe 4, Westinghouse 0. New York fN) . 014 233 020—15 17 2 much as 14 points at one time but siasm among the young people of CARNERA IN TIE. good specimens. best time now, 1:59.2. Ivan Spencer. J. Kalianov 220 and 530. Cleveland (A) . 051 100 210—10 15 0 Long. Beach. Cal.— (INS) —Funer- the Oelwein area. Detroit. Mich. — (INS) — Ageless Deignan was a member of tha a letterman, is next with 1:59.3, Wheeler 2. Fish 2. Batteries: Hartung, Kennedy and Coop- Jack Glass 204. H. Bender 522. er, Livingston; Lemon, Zoldak and Mur- Bones McKinney and Little Sonny , , T, . ,, -^ ... At the Edgewater club he was an Jim Londos today is sharing a toe- joint expedition to Arnham Land Ken Orton follows with 1:59.8 and Courier Ads 1. Courier News 3. ray. Hertzberg put the Caps back in the day for Ernest Moross 75, first instructor under Pro Bob MacDon- hold on his version of the world's by the Australian department of Freshman Don Lange of Davenport H. Kahler 237 and 548, Tluerman 201. * * * manager of the Indianapolis speed- w AUen said he has j d in information and the National Ge- DeLorbe 2.952, 7-Up 1.098. game. way wno died in poverty at Long wrestling championship with a fel- hit 2:00.3. ELKS LEAGUE. SQUAD TO BE IN SHAPE. Washington Forward Jack Nich- many tournaments with the famed!low who once held the heavyweight ographic Society of America. Adding Machine 1, Fish 2. Beach Monday, His wife, Mary|Chick Evans> a pcrsonal friend of [boxing championship of the world. In the 440 yard run, Ted Marr, Orlando, Fla. —(U.R)— Mgr. Joeols tieucdu thuiec 2>i_uscori ce aeitt 84-alot-dili witwiuhi r^«iu^.,.« ...i~~. **u u'™ u. ' \^nj*-iv j-.voi.ij, « jj«_*«v/..*v** v*.*v-.,.« ~+ Three new track records were set dur- Yarrow 205 and 536, Hagermarm 536, seconds remaining but McKin-l^yn, who was^thjnm when AUelVs since his caddy days at the The 49-year-old Londos wrestled a, transfer from Berkley, Cal., Scholz 202. £uhel, whose Washington Senators 64 he died, said she had pawned her ing the recent Hlaleah meeting. The has the best present time at 52.7 Westinghouse 1, Hitter and Rundle 2. lave been beset with wholesale in- Elgewater club. to a draw with Primo Camera Fri- horses posting new marks were Maka seconds. Lettermen Doug Pink- Thieman 223. Ellsworth 211 and 587, uries this spring, predicted Tues- Minneapolis what proved to be the Atten is a member of the PGA. day night before a Detroit crowd Swing, Alpho and Coaltown. ham and Dick Purdy of Cedar Boeger 200, 208, Baird 201, Hiedel 206,day his club would be in good winning point. McKinney fouled of a long illness climaxed by pneu- of 9.472, who paid $18,061 to see the Rundle 216. moma. "world's championship" match. Falls are next at 53.0 and 53.1. Weslon's 3. Rath's 0. physical shape when they open the Don Carlson and the Laker for- Moross was working gold and KNEE OPERATION ON Freshman Bruce Florence of .Arond 233 and 592, Klein 213, Schultz regular season against the Phila- ward sank the free throw. Davenport hit 53.3. 2f». delphia Athletics, Apr. 18. mercury mines in Nevada in an ef- TAB FOR BERTELLI AAU MEET CONTINUES. Baum-McDonald 2, Allbee 1. * * • fort to recoup a fortune lost in the Boston —'(U.R)— The mass produc- Heddinger 222 and 577. Neww York City —IU.R)— Quarter- ATTENTION In the distances—mile and two Coach Quits, So 1929 stock market crash when he1L "^ /"*?„ tion National AAU boxing tourna- Weston's 2,924, Westinghouse 1.034. BROWNS CUT SQUAD. was stricken with a blood clot last ^ngeio a one-time ment wearily wheeled into its sec- mile Letterman Frank Morrison ? BUR-PAEK SPORTSMAN'S LEAGUE. Austin, Tex. —(U.R)— The St. Lou- Dame standout, was Sporfs Fans has come through. He hit 9:44.0 in- Local 1192 1. Viking 3. Goalie Wants to January. uled to enter Lenox Hill hospital ond day of action at noon Tues- doors to break a nine year old Jenning 224 and 570. is Browns-Chicago Cubs' spring Moross had managed such famous day. HEAR . . . Goehrig 2, Mid-Continent 2. series moved Tuesday to the state i . _. __, . . , , Tuesdaj_ UUDVAOyV foi\J ri. a knervi icet operationvj>Jt.i ct \,i\j* i,, bareuw* ^- record in the two mile, and timed Leave Boston Club | drivers as Barney Oldfield and Ed- , 24 hours after signing with the McDonald 185. Roy Gilfillian 521. capital. FIGHT RESULTS. BOB ELSON 4:29.3 in the indoor mile, within Hansen's 0. Chamberlain's 4. The Browns Monday optioned In- Eveleth, Minn.— (U.R) Veteran die Rickenbacker m addition to;combined New York Yankee- five seconds of another 10 year Hugo Handrup 190 and 469. Goalie Frankie Brimsek-said Mon- promoting automobile speed clas- Brooklyn Dodger team of the All- CBi/ (he Amafiafd Press) Chicago Sportscaster mark. WATER-FALLS LEAGUE. 'ielders Billy Sommers and Charley day he wants to leave the Boston Baltimore, Mcl.-Elis Ask. 125, Finland, Quality 3, Wolf Den 1. Srant and Catcher Bill Leonard to 1 America football conference. stopped Filberto Osario. 125'/3, Cuba (41. j In the pole vault the third Daven- Wayne Jacobs- 216 and 572. San Antonio of the Texas league, Bruins because of the resignation Moross claimed he helped fi- The 28-year-old Bertelli was , New Orleans, La.—Keith Hamilton. 133, port freshman — Jim Lundquist — Johnson 1. S. & S. 3. ' while the Cubs released Pitcher of Coach Dit Clapper. j nance the first racing car built by traded from the Los Angeles Dons JNew Orleans, outpointed Jackie Weber, lifted over 12 feet 6 inches to better Walt Ceilley 224 and 537. He added, however, that he still, Henry Ford and that he gave|to the Chicago Rockets last season 135'.!, Pawtucket, R. I. (10). 1949 Y.M.C.A. Annual Lester's 4, Ideal 0. Ben Wade to Los Angeles of the , . , , , Council BluHs, la.—Norbcrt (Pat) Letterman John Bancroft and take Milo Borich 196 and 556. Pacific Coast league. wants to play hockey. Although' Rickenbacker his great chance as a but saw no action because Ot a o'Leary. 126, Denver, knocked out Jim- All-Sports Banquet over Bill Weiler's place Weiler MINOR LEAGUE. * * • ' he didn't say so, it was understood i big time pilot when he hired him cartilage condition in his right j my O'Connor, 139, Lincoln, Neb. (3). Pastime 1. Bus Drivers 3. THURSDAY, APRIL 7 scored 41 points for TC last year, LOPATA PHILS' 1ST CATCHER. he wanted to be traded to the I to drive in Columbus, Cleveland knee. Vern Jensen 180. C. Murray 479. Chicago Black Hawks. and Indianapolis for $110 a week. 6:30 P. A*. Waterloo prep Gerald Cohn, who Zierath's 1. Hub 3. Montgomery, Ala. —(U.R)— As a At the end of the season he was was state champ while at West A. Hamer 203 and 508. Brimse.»_*i. XA41UV.Hk. sai,jti,i dv* h-nve- haiiuvd* ni*ov j-'Jprefer. t_i.i_i. - IOWAiNf/"\lMT A X^f /"!/% w*.Tm granted his free agency. LADIES INVITED high, may replace Revelle in the Home Yurnace 0, W'loo Auto 4. reward for being "the most im- ence for another team, but admitted » COLlsT TRY OUR NEW W. Sdiake 108. K. Tourneir 559. proved player on the club," Rookie SWIM TRIUMPHS GET TICKETS BEFORE high jump. He has hit 6 feet 2% Borden's 2, Big T 2. Catcher Stan Lopata Tuesday was that if he were with the Black RETIRE JERSEY NUMBERS. BODY and FENDER inches indoors. J. Habbena 210 and 546. Hawks he would be close to his Iowa City, la.— (Special) —The Lexington, Ky.— (U.R) —The Uni- WEDNESDAY NIGHT WATERLOO LEAGUE. designated the Philadelphia Phil- finest all-around swimming sea- Three former state champs, Cohn, ies1 first-string catcher by Mgr. home and the new blueprint busi- versity of Kentucky Tuesday re- REPAIR DEPT. —ot— Crew and Lundquist, are working Shaw Plaster 2, Pepsi-Cola 2. ness he has started in Chicago with son in the history of the Universi- Bob Bantz 238 and 550, Orville Barber Eddie Sawyer. ty of Iowa now has closed and in tired the jersey numbers worn by Y.M.C.A. MAIN DESK for the Panthers. 215. Al Edwards 209. Lopata's promotion drops Veteran his brother, John. Ralph Beard, Alex Groza, Cliff Glass Replacement Kunkle 1. Waterloo Alleys 3. Admitting that he was very fond record r, plaees in g £ - ^ ™ , BLACK HAWK SPORT SHOP Les Wilier 188 and 541. Andy Seminick to the second- wcstein conference and Na- * '' s TENENBAUM'S JEWELRY Local 46 3, Conger 1. string. Ken Silvestri, a third re- of Clapper, and that he had heard! wildcat Ge* Our Prices! MILLER DRUG Iowa State Host Glen Young 209, 203 and 561. ceiver, also may be retained. Happy Hour 0, Jtckman 4. tion while en route here Saturday, CRAFT-COCHRAN SPORTING to Kansas Nine + « * ern conference basketball cham- GOODS CO. Mike Klein 210,' Con Brody 544 and 206, he explained: Hawkeyes also won the Iowa AAU pions. Rollins was graduated last (Courier .••";>( cial Service) Gene Salsburff 206, W. Penrose 200. TIGERS LOSE TO CRACKERS. I figured that with Dit gone I'd 'itle a"?. won dual ™eet* fro™ Pur- Frank Collord Co. Adults $1.50 per Plate Ames, la.—With half of this non- Jackman 2.841 and 989. Atlanta —(U.R)— Red Rolfe's De- due, Wisconsin, Minnesota and year, the remainder will be grad- Franklin ot Third St. STARDUST) LEAGUE. troit Tigers were scheduled for just as soon leave the club, too." uated this year. High School (and Under) conference season over, the Iowa A&L 1. Credit* 3. When told that Bruins' Pres- Michigan. Ohio State was the • Phone 5009 • State baseball team turns to Big A. Wood 145, M. Farmer 375. another crack at the Atlanta Crack- only victor over the lowans in a $1.00 Per Plate Seven play this weekend, facing Kleen Maid 1, Spider Kurth's 3. ers Tuesday after dropping a 3-2 Weston Adams had no intention dual meet. RIDES SIX WINNERS. H. Kiefer 165 and 428. decision to the Southern leaguers of trading him and believed the Bowie, Md.—
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