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THE FRESNO BEE rresno Wed- 4-1953 WS OF THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY MeClatehy Newspapers Servlet Additional Sports News Exeter Red Cross Drive Begins With Goal Set At $4275 Camp Briefs Institute For New Officers Winds Up EXETER Tulare Co annual American Red Cross drive is under way with a goal of SI-275 The Red Cross will receive no money this year from the! BAKERSFIELD Kem Co Exeter Ckiimnunity Chest An institute for the new presi- I Slee the local chairman! stressed the fact the Valley Blood dents and secretaries the Ro- Rotary Parley Bragan really had the Stars huffing and puffing at their Spring training camp here today Bragan who made his first appearance in camp only yesterday put his boys through a rigorous three hour drill that left them limp He had the players doing calisthenics battling infield and outfield workouts and wind sprints The latest arrivals in camp were pitchers Red Munger and Harry Fisher who appeared just in time to get in on Bragan's tedious first workout Angels See Action The Los Angeles Angels played the first of three intra squad games here today in preparation for their Spring practice opener against the St Louis Browns at rig ley Field Saturday Today's six inning game was between the Goodales and the Warners Willie Ramsdell and majority at recent special elec- OaU 7 U7 1 Bob Zick for the Row Is Continued HANFORD Kings Co A hearing on an order to show cause why an injunction should not be issued against the formation of the Kings County Water District has been continued until March 12th The postponement was granted because of the illness of attorney Kenneth Wright and District Attorney A Hugo Pearson who represent the county The hearing was scheduled yesterday Superior Judge Mache-tanz of Tulare County last month issued a temporary order restraining the Kings County Board of Supervisor from completing organization of the district which was approved by a large hT J' 'j V' a m- road at Nebraska Avenue where several accidents have occurred The photograph was made by Don Sorensen Monmouth residents are appealing to county and state officials for safety measures at this grade crossing over the Santa Fe rail PCL Training ONTAR Manager Lefty groomed southpaw hurler Bob Schulte today to start on the mound for San Diego against San Francisco in a warmup game here tomorrow The Padres felt pretty proud of themselves after executing a triple play during an Intrasquad game yesterday in which the Buddy Petersons outclassed the Murray Franklins 4 to 1 Earle Brucker led the attack with three straight hits including a double 1 Pitcher Bob Malloy worked out with the Padres for the first time yesterday after arriving from Cincinnati with his family Bill Sweeney Smiles PALM SPRINGS UP Manager Bill Sweeney was all smiles today after his Seattle Rainiers went through what he described as best practice session The four hour workout yesterday was climaxed with batting practice A lot of good swats caused Sweeney to say: coming along fine" The Rainiers announced shortstops Alex Garbowski and rookie Chuck Davis were the latest signers of contracts Beavers Meet Seals The Portland Beavers hustled off to Riverside today to clash with San Francisco in the first exhibition game for both teams Coach Bill Fleming said he will use pitchers Larry Ward Dick Waihel and Ben Lorino against the Seals Catchers for the Beavers will be Jim Gladd and Aaron Robinson Fleming said outfielder Jim Russell has come to terms and will report for training shortly perhaps today Singleton Starts Elmer Singleton San star pitcher last season was to start exhibition game here against the Portland Beavers Aiding him on the mound were to be rookies Ted Shandor and Kenny Wright who would go three innings' each on the hill according to Manager Tommy Heath Bill McCawley hit three for three yesterday as the Seals regulars smothered the Yannigans 14 to 1 In an intrasquad game McCawley an outfielder got a homer and two singles in his three trips to the plate Stars Work Hard UP Hollywood's new manager Bobby Mrs Graff Wins were to pitch Goodales and Bob Crane and Joe Stanka for the Warners The Angel-Stock ton Ports school will continue the rest of the week starting after each intra squad workout Two Oaks Agree The ranks of the Oakland Oaks swelled today as two more holdouts came to terms Utility man Piper Davis telephoning from Birmingham Ala said he would head here today and third baseman John Jorgensen telegraphed from El Paso Tex he is on his way Manager Augie Galan had other reasons to smile as pitcher Dave Mann the former Oregon State College grid star turned into a hitting ace yesterday by belting two balls over the center field fence Galan said both of the hits by the 21 year old right hander traveled more than 400 feet Davis and Jorgensen with second baseman Hank Schenz were late in signing contracts due to their competition in the Caribbean playoffs which were completed Sunday ir Havana Cuba: Schenz was expected to arrive in camp today Signs With Solons SANTA Mario Pieretti veteran righthanded pitcher has agreed to terms with the Sacra mento Solons and will report soon to the Spring training camp here The only holdouts now are pitcher Rob Palicia outfielder Dino Restelll and infielder Bob Dillinger Pitcher Ken Gables has reported after an arduous trip from his home 'in -Walnut Grove Mo Bowling News Records Show Increase In Parks1 February Visitors SEQUOIA -KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARKS Officials of the Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Parks today reported that travel last month showed an increase of 13 per cent over the same period a year ago The records of the park show that last month 6399 ears entered the park with 22513 visitors In February 1952 the totals were 5767 and 19931 Counts on out of state ears showed-478 cars with 1673 persons entered Sequoia during the month and 256 rars with 896 persons visited Kings Canyon Illinois Michigan Ohio Minnesota and Wisconsin were ahead in out of state visitors- Mrs Fearnside Heads Revamped Fowler Red Cross Mrs Beverly Fearnside was elected chairman of the Fowler branch of the Fresno County Red Cross Chapter at a reorganization meeting here last night in the John Fremont School Other new officers are Mrs James Carter vice chairman Mrs Joan Fearnside secretary: William Eiland treasurer and Carl Pisor and Ed Sarkisian directors Committee chairmen are IL Kasparian 1953 fund drive Earl Hill disaster and Water District tion The injunction Is sought by the Boswell Company the Salyer Company and George and Lillian Hayes Tulare Lake Basin farm owners The order issued by Machetanz prevents warrants from 1 being drawn against the district or the recording of the election results in the official minutes of the board of supervisors The Tulare Lake opponents claim there is no valid reason for the district that pre election hearings were unecessarily delayed and that the proceedings were not according to law The restraining order remains in effect until the injunction hearing is held Muny Basketball Cburrh AA IlivMoa First Methodist (67) Wolverton' 39 Gantry 4 Lang 15 Paregian 10 Linger felt 19 Covenant (311 Ward 8 Colton 2 Wall 9 Anderson 0 William 12 Cedar Baptist (54) Reaves 18 Savagt It Enloe 15 Penberthy 4 Cats 0 Young 6 Calwa Baptist Martin 4 Cox 13 Gilbert 15 Butler Eaton 9 LDS (37) Fife 14 Tanner 8 Reed 7 Patters 6 Massa 2 Flshar 0 Man Tanner 16 Pearson 4 Mitchell 4 McClellan 2 Malan 0 Bellas 4 Cburrh A Division Calcarlana (43) Bigger 1 Smith 0 Biggera 11 Clark 0 Stovall 5 Temple 12 Hyde 8 Roue 6 St Paul's Methodist (17) Hunter 4 Dickey 0 Jordan Hall 0 Griffin 6 Hughes 2 Westfall 0 Jordan 5 Vlllinea 0 PACC (40) Baraenlan 19 Atamajlan 10 Mooradian 7 Avaklan'4 Anajoran a Gram Naaarene (19) Marque 0 Kearns 6 Worrell Taylor 0 Behwabenland 7 Barker 4 Lavender 0 Fouty 0 Firet Baptist (32) Hubbell 15 Dodson 6 Good 10 Dobaon 1 Meeks 0 Gould 0 First Southern Baptist (30) Martin 6 Furry Alias 18 lackey 2 Bishop 4 Logan 0 i AA Plvlalos Hillfe (49) Walker 22 Beasley 4 Roberts 15 Pollard 5 Cato 3 Luna 2 raver 0 Boyds (47) McCall 0 Fiacb 14 Black 21 Smith 7 BernasonI 7 Minor Division Power Club (33) Mahoney 8 Hogne 8 Bishop 11 Steele 2 Doty 3 Glover 0 Maple Srhroeder 2 Torlsian 0 Sanderson 10 Parr 6 Stanley 2 Challenge (37) Tomlinson 1 Simpson 2 Watts 4 Borden 14 Andrews 7 Stnud-enmire Jorgenson 5 Alexander 4 Panthers Bobbitt 0 Banmbaek 4 Goss 2 Wangberg 6 Mitchell 7 Ladd 7 Gol- (29) Eaton 4 Salley 1 Schmlt 4 Lown 13 Hammer 0 Bort 7 ETC (23) Ede Lowell 6 Wilkie 6 Anderson 5" Anderson 1 Goodbar 0 Best 0 Best 4 Decksrt 1 Junior Minor Division West Fresno Boys Vanre Hicks 9 Campbell 13 Majors 0 Wltson 7 Steven 9 Pitt 0 Grayson 0 West Presbyterian (42) Burgess 0 Burges 0 Duty 6 Berry 10 Dervish lan 0 Lantla 13 LaRoia 13 Calks Lions (28) Parnell 22 Anderson 4 (Sargent 3 Keathley 7 Goyne 0 Ruben 2 Waters 0 St James (30) Kirkwood 11 Coles 8 Johnson 4 York 4 Schroll 3 Hot Shot (28) Flaherty 4 Romans 2 Toon 8 Clark 6 DeRouchey 6 Arm a oT Fresno Colony (26) Henrix 7 Brewer 3 Gray 9 Williams 3 Whitten 4 RiFay Wall quan 3 Lew 6 Marie 3 Quan 4 Jus 7 Chin 12 8 Quan Lea 2 WCBS (28) Holmes 4 Red mill 8 Williams 10 Harless 4 Combs 2 Vikings (34) Polite 2 Gambrtll 3 Bartram 6 Workman 5 Brown 8 Bern 5 Walls 4 Stanton 1 Irish (17) Stefa-nicit 8 Showritee 3 Stefanich 5 Coc-cola 1 Walsh 0 Maglio 0 Elementary League Holmes Larks (20) Summers Daniels 0 Derviaian 2 Lung 6 Turl 2 Warner 2 Smith 2 Mazzlian 0 Bianco 0 Ball (7) Pule 3 Palomino 4 Vinson 0 Henderson 0 Turney 0 Banzo 4 Peanut League John Burroughs Niles 10 Shackelford 10 Farnsworth' Rice 2 Farnsworth 4 Hampeon 0 Coughlin 0 Keen 2 Bright 2 North Avenue Hawks (32) Mlkel 8 Berdngg 0 Stark 9 Col-line 2 Trotter 8 Bash 2 Stovall 10 Erby 1 Komaln Smith 3 DeMeritt 4 Cross 3 Gaynor 2 SplUer 8 Ball (ID Murdock 1 Provencio 0 Crump 0 Prince 4 Vargas tomorrow night's and 'Friday schedule AA Division Thursday 8:00 Dex vs HiUJ Ball 9:00 PM' Axemen Boyds BiU A Division Wednesday 9:00 Mayfair Power Club Roosevelt I 7 :90 (loser of Mayfair vs Power Club) Ball vs winner of May-fair Power Club) Freeno High 1 9:09 Challenge ve Bruin Freeno High I panthers vs ETC Ikmgfellow Church AA Division 8:00 LDS vx Cedar Avenue Baptist Freeno High I 9:00 PM Calwa Baptist Seniors va Covenant Rooaavalt Cburrh A Division :00: First Baptist vs PACC Roosevelt II: :00 Firat Southern-Baptist vs Gract Naaarene Fresno High IL Janier Minor Dlvlalnn Wednesday 7:00 Calwa Llona vs-Hot Shota Roosevelt 7:00 PM Ft James va Fresno Colony Freeno High IL Thursday 7:00 Alaska va Beat Fremo Boys Chib Fresno High II 8:00 PM Vikings Fay Walt Fresno High 11 Post 29 va Westminister Presbyterian Roosevelt II Irish va WCBS Roosevelt Fraaut League 1 Friday 7:00 Avenue Hawks va Ball Pantbera Ball Klrmentarr league Thursday 7:00 Holihea lark va John Burroughs Roosevelt I Friday March 6 St Alphonsua CYO va Ball Ball Women Wrestlers Are Given 'Actresses Not Athletes' Label SAN UP At last somebody has come right out and said it Tom Rooney the manager of the forthcoming San Francisco Sports Travel and Boat Show took his courage in both hands today and declared flatly women wrestlers are actresses pot athletes defense of the girl grunt and groaners came after State Athletic Commis-sioner Joe Phillips flatly nightly one fall bouts by a pair of imported Midwestern feminine gladiators will not be permitted at the show rules do not permit matches involving the commissioner said Rooney retorted the performance is an act burlesquing the theatrics of present day wrestling hold cards in the Amer- ican Guild of Variety he said So far as Phillips was concerned however if they wrestle they are wrestlers i tary Clubs in District 158 was the major feature of the six-j teenth annual district convention today as many delegates the bulk of their business completed! began heading for home Among the speakers is Robert Craine of Hanford chosen as the-new district governor who will! take office this Summer follow-j ing his formal election in the Paris meeting of Rotary International Craine will succeed Floyd Bohriett of Santa Barbara Choir Performs The- presentation of the Bakersfield High School and College music and narrative of the Battle Hymn Of The Republic was well received last night! when the group performed be-! fore the 600 delegates i The Rotarians from the cen-l tral and coastal counties wound up the third day of sessions with an award meeting in the after noon and a salute to Craine speakers included Ilany Pillsbury of Pacific Grove Past District Governor Paul Knoles of Stockton Past District Governor Thomas Crowe of Visalia George Means from Illinois secretary of Rotary In temationai -Other highlights of yesterday were two speakers one a recipient of thc'PauL Harris Foundation scholarship Alice Gibbs of Ventura who completed her schooling in Dublin Ireland The other was Hans Freeman of Sidney Australia in this country taking a research course at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena The Paul Harris Foundation was set up in memory of Paul Harris founder of Rotary for the purpose -of sending outstanding students to a foreign country of their choice for a one year college course Contrasts Life Abroad Miss Gibbs described the many differences between colleges here and the University of Dublin She said the college is very old the classrooms small and poorly heated Some classrooms consist of a bench across the back of the room on which students sat a hearth in the center of the room She found the people of Ireland friendly and described working as a secretary in- a office after her one year of college and finding" no typewriter All documents were done in longhand Later a typewriter was purchased equipped to write in seven languages Freeman doing research work in chemistry is a graduate of the University of Sydney He said in Sydney after the elementary grades boys and girls are sent to separate schools One of the things he admires about this country is the coeducational system Wasco Won the attendance trophy which was presented by Robinson-of Ventura Madera Man 86 Kills Himself With Bullet in Garage MADERA Madera Co Henry Ulysses Mowrey 86 committed suicide at the home of his son in law Bud Bradley 412 South Lake Street late yesterday afternoon Mowrey went in the garage and shot himself in the temple with a 22 caliber rifle The body was found by his daughter A note found beside it distributed several hundred dollars to relatives The body was taken by the Jay Mortuary BOTH 86 PROOF KENTUCKY Bank and the annual Red Cross Swim Week are financed by this money in addition to emergency aid services for veterans and men in the service and contributions to the national disaster re-lief program Central District CTA Schedules Corcoran Session CORCORAN Kings Co Tlfe California Teachers Association will hold its central district field conference here tomorrow at 5:30 PM in the Corcoran Union High School Rex Turner president of the CTA and assistant superintendent of schools in Oakland will speak at 6:15 PM at a dinner meeting in the Bret Harte Cafetorium Mrs Sarah Streshly president of the Corcoran Faculty Association will preside Turner is the CTA candidate for president of the National Education Association Other speakers' will be Don Kellner president and John King secretary' of the CTA central section-They are teachers at the East Bakersfield High School Howard Delp president of the Kings County division of CTA will preside at the opening session Sectional meetings will begin at 7:30 PM Speakers wiU be Oscar Anderson San Francisco research department consultant Erwin Howlett Chico CTA field representative: Howard Nord strom principal of the John Muir School in Fresno and Robert Rees Fresno CTA field representative Eastern Couple Are Hurt Gravely In Crash On 152 LOS BANOS Merced Co Leonard Levy 52 and his wife Edith 44 of Philadelphia suffered critical injuries in an automobile-truck collision in which Charles -P Sakin 60 and his wife Lois Edwards Sakin 29 of Palm Springs were hurt less seriously Mrs Whose injuries included multiple fractures of one leg' was taken to the Los Banos Emergency Hospital and the three others to the Los Banos City Clinic Hospital' All were occupants of a 1949 model car driven by Mrs Sakin which collided with a two ton van type truck driven by Donald James Roberts 26 of Kerman- late yesterday Highway Patrolman Wayne Ware said Mrs automobile westbound on State Highway 152 nine miles west of here went into a skid and was struck broadside by eastbound vehicle The accident was at the junction of 152 with State Highway 33 Rites Are Held For George Esrey 81 Son Of Early-Settlers LEMOORE Kings Co Funeral services were held here today for George Esrey 8L who died Sunday after a long illness parents came to the Lemoore district from Sacramento in 1837 He is survived by one brother Robert Esrey of Lemoore and many nieces and nephews of Lemoore The private services were held in the Phipps Chapel with Rev Fletcher of the Island Baptist Church officiating Burial was In the Grangeville Cemetery Funeral Services Are Set For Selma Woman 98 SELMA Christian Science services will be conducted in the Page Chapel at 2 PM tomorrow for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Bobo 98 who died last night in the home at Del Rey and Ditch Avenues where she had lived for 56 years Burial will be in' the Wesjr Selma Cemetery Airs Bobo a native of Georgia came to Fresno County 66 years ago She is survived by three sons Lee Bobo of Firebaugh Thomas A Bobo Fresno and Lon A Bobo San Gabriel four daughters Mrs Lillian Price and Mrs Susie Traver Selma Mrs Lulu Darling Los Angeles and Mrs Nellie Keech Glendale 13 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and 16 great great grandchildren' Speedy Efficient 24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE 4 Competent Plumbers On Call Phone 2-5136 NEWMAN 320 No Street Opee Saturday Til 1:00 Servlaf Frit no Since 191 1 Pisor home service Chairmen of the Junior Red Cross and blood safety and pub lic information committees will be appointed later Attending the meeting and assisting in the reorganization were Clarence Wigh third vice chairman of the county chapter Warren Tinkler coordinator: Genevieve Cockerline home service director' Mr Virginia Johansen Junior Red Cross and blood program director and Mrs Ruth Blakey executive secretary of the county group SQUARE DANCE (TOMMY WEIGHT Callar) AND CARD PARTY BENEFIT March 7th 8 PM VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING Aipltti Clevis Wamva'i Club Community Asks Safety Device At Fatal Crossing MONMOUTII Monmouth residents' have sent requests for a warning signal at the Santa Fe Railroad Nebraska Avenue grade crossing to the Fresno County Board of Supervisors the safety council and the state Public Utilities Commission Obstructions block the view for highway travelers both north and south of the crossing From the south trains round a curve and can be seen only when they are a short distance away Nevertheless only one accident involving a northbodnd train has occurred In the past 10 years and residents who have studied the record fed the greatest hazard from southbound trains In the most recent accident Franklin Ross of Bakersfield traveling west on Nebraska Avenue did not sec a train traveling south because of a winery Marks on the pavement showed his vehicle skidded 40 feet Another reason cited for the need of the signal is that the bus which takes students to the Caruthers High School must cross the tracks twice each morn at 7:40 and 8:05 When the fog is bad the bus driver realizing the quietness of the diesel engines has made it a custom to stop rut off the motor and listen before proceeding On a morning when the fog was unusually thick this Winter he asked a passenger to get out cross the tracks and listen Gibson Will Give Oath Mariposa New Superior Judge Phil Gibson of San Francisco chief justice of the state supreme court will administer the oath of office to Attorney Thomas Coakley when the latter is sworn in as judge of the Mariposa County Superior Court at ceremonies in the courthouse here next Wednesday at 11 AM Coakley recently a a appointed to the post by Governor Earl Warren to replace Judge Andrew Schottky who was elevated to a post on the appellate court Judge Srhottky will be master of ceremonies at the induction which will feature an address by thd chief justice a'' BUNDED WHISKEY CONTAINS SX CRAIN I Hanford Okehs Cafe Dancing By 1099 To 825 Vote HANFORD Kings A Hanford City Council ordinance permitting dancing in night clubs and cafes where -liquor is sold was upheld in a special election yesterday by a 1099 to 825 vote About 50 per cent of eligible voters turned out to vote down a referendum backed by churrh groups which opposed an amendment adopted by a 3 to 2 vote of the city council last Fall Hird said a decision will have to be made by City Attorney Clarence Wilson as to when the measure will go into effect 'He pointed out however that a final decision probably would await the counting of 18 absentee ballots Considerable interest had been aroused in the election since the referendum was proposed A petition for the referendum containing 5S0 signatures was filed December 22nd two days before the ordinance was to have gone into effect Some of the opponents declared dancing and the use of liquor are physical and moral evils Others of the protesting group which had appeared before the council approved dancing as such but deplored a combination of dancing and liquor Tavern owners countered with the argument that dancing is permitted in liquor establishments outside the city and sought the amendment on the finess increase their revenue and offer the same entertainment available outside the city and in nearby communities RAIN for 4 RENT! 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Farm iprinller lystemj for rent Divisadero at 2-1359 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 41? 4S Of HILL COMPANY IWSVU1E KENTUCKY Claaila Ulin la PlaydiHm j- Illll-Hlll won two 2781 Umamnto 605 Chan 532 Matannaaa 504 Yamamoto 615 ZOIa 525 Tick 2748 Mlfa 497 Balwla 588 Hurl 546 Koda 636 Fiekla Br 501 Playdium won two DM 559 Quan 492 Kamo 558 Tanouyo 480 Xru-aka SOI Kovacar 2662 549 Fallen 523 Wandlandt 506 Untlaay 528 Lawla 549 Marki-Bemardl won three 2753 Bar-her 60S Bernardl 598 Marka 519 Kleholt 506 Rathbone 527 Cab Houaer 556 Snow 523 Chinn 506 Bplaak 528 Plost 549 Offutt won three Nowell 572 Avakien 482 Mlcelt 555 Meadowa 460 Banaovlcb 576 Aimiaement 2566 Par-ling 483 Simon 502 Sarkialan 472 Beat 544 MuaridS 565 Diamond won two 2660 Beharton 584 Young 456 Larrey 487 Moench 558 More 111 575 Supply Bonnet 494 Gaaliardl 474 Spaulding 474 WMttemor 602 Chile 522 1 League la Palace Peerless won two Mann 468 Delgado 306 Daniel 345 FTeltaa 346 Proppa 410 Marka 451 Hamblin 324 McBrlda 405 Bait 381 Huftman 401 Coamopollten won three Jacob-aen 410 Legarl 406 Lanfraneo 417 Hart Serna 400 Cottage Rlckerta 395 Tone 361 Hochatattar 420 Bcott 446 Weber 476 Slick's won two 2122 Crawford 441 Carpenter 431 Baxcndall 381 Counts 444 Sylvester 425 Amusement 2060 flchlemt 346 Kehmeier 443 Winters 406 Meyer 468 Moomey 391 Packard won three 2011 Johnion 432 Coon 352 Johnson 420 Peterson 371 Shearin 436 Yoeemlte Mathl-son 361 Gear 345 Brooks 417 Smith 322 Bcott 341' Mercantile League la Rialto Davids won throe Dreiser 615 Dresser 453 Barafian 426 Schmidt 452 Moomey 459 2316 Btumpf 505 Cierler 419 David 504 Konkel 44 Moyer 417 Legion won two Gehl 496 Randall 505 Ramm 465 Rnscoe 444 Copp 512 Bhangrl La Borger 468 Wilson 387 Ball 368 Bosink 460 Chapel iCT No 2 won two VOUneva 564 Vandeveer 428 Erirkeon 352 Nnr-kola 447 Portella 429 Producers 2287 Fraby 467 Darlry 408 Gores 484 Alford 468 Con (lit 450 Recruiters won two 2841 Rhea 396 McFarland 429 Molyneux 505 Fowler 428 Lempesta 429 Dodge Carver 468 Lieka 498 Jackera 432 Ferguson 551 8chwarz 434 Playdium Trice Lragne Ho 2 2183 won Parrish 409 Doerksen 477 Workman 423 Chase llflew Ann Tlownev and re 897 Hancock 477 Peddler iviary Aim Luwney ana 457 Ecklts 372 Carlson 362 Webber 454 Bamea 391 Engineer 2377 won Petaraon 556 Paul 426 Harris 386 Beasley 483 Detimer 526 Mlaiips 2382 Lewie 420 Hayes 487 LaJune 413 Dyson 551 Tote 442 Weeo 2347 won two Flurrn 504 Arden 471 Osborne 455 Keith 465 Jamison 452 FOB 2307 Becker 461 Stillwell 452 Fitzgerald 502 Sc bearer 456 Jordan 373 Teateenter 2104 won two Henry 425 Boos 422 Forbes 433 Smith 423 Wood 450 Tlmherwolvea 2174 Gil-gen 435 A Falla 471 Gals 458 Falls 362 Hala 448 Switchmen 2348 won two Hettlek 517 Stag 520 Erickson 387 Via ala 395 Edmund 476 King Cole 2171 Hirst 488 Woodard 384 Fields 423 Becker 487 McDonald 409 Pencil Boy 2281 won two Lurker 467 Roberta 440 Marvin 377 Barnard 553 Johnson 444 2221 Lung 516 Smith 294 Hcizenrader 352 Fowler 474 Fltzjarrel 459 Playdium Trie Girl League 1083 won Smith 315 Tvede 381 Mercy 380 1 Scacllone 374 Adklne 378 Lee 332 Pinheads 1057 won two Coppiru 369 Meek 298 Buie ich 390 Alley cats-LJ 15 Eda 338 Virginia 387 Beits 357 No 1162 won two Tots 433 Stanley 352 Bennett 377- Striker 1119-e-Robftisao 383 Hendrix 346 Mul line 348 raises Telco League Lucky Stnkee 1437 won two Bend-fng 298 Moore 458 Doucette 326 Bellar 359 Alley Kata 1431 Garabedian 356 Casarto 337 Blackburn 341 Lehr 379 H1 Voltage 1509 won Eckhardt 365 T-'hd 381 Counts 419 Wright 344 Jail Birds 1455 Seib 352 DcvccchlO 369 Mahaffey 334 Sommar 283 Baseball Star Killed GLOVERSVILLE NY AP William McMillan 22 the battling champion of the Canadian-American League in 1951 was shot to death in a hunting accident near Perryman Md McMillan sn outfielder wbn the hitting crown while playing for Gloversville during the last season of the league's existence He played last year for Sioux City' of the class A Western League and unbury Pa of the class Interstate League Mrs Kenneth Graff is the 1953 winner of the Fort Washington Golf Club Alta Boyd trophy She had a score of for the 36 hole medal handicap tournament The runnersup and prize win ners in classes: Class A Mr Innbuch 189-28 181 Sira Tforman Foley 193-32 181 Mr a Meaaiek Marjoria Tripp 198-28 170 Clan Mrs A Brown 180 Mr Harold Beatty 201-38 163 Mrs lea Blrmen Un Bryan 204-36 168 Cine Mr A I Reinhardt 209-40 1ft 9 Mr Johneon 221-48 173 Mr 2nd Rhrlner 220-46 174 Mra TJnd Claaa Mr Richard Baird 286: Sira A1 fUmpaon 167 -Mr Pack 228-60 1 68: Mr A Paaco 229-60 169 Mra William Bheppard Class Mr Barnett Vra Jack Frey 245-70 175 Mra Sid Whliehorn 242-64 178 Mra John Chl-Bello Mary Faulk Has Chance To Retire Golf Trophy ST AUGUSTINE First round matches jn the Florida East Coast women's golf tournament today were expected to give an indication whether the big golf trophy will be retired this year Mary Lena Faulk who has two legs on the cup and is defending champion had trouble with her iron shots and her putting in the qualifying round yesterday and was tied with Barbara Romack of Sacramento at 78 Medal honors were shared by Maurice Click each with 76 Driver Ray Dies ORLANDO Fla AP Nathaniel Daniel Ray 63 veteran harness racer and trainer who won the 1926 Hamblctonian with Guy McKinney died last night Difference of opinion males horse races But unanimous on Tatar quality all-around males Kentucky Hill and Hill a uinnerf KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE KILL AND.