Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

4 A2 WITH IVE LINCOLN A IS Totals Golden Gloves Entry Blank (Place (X) Before Your Division) lyweight 112 pounds Bantamweight 118 pounds eatherweight 126 pounds Gee likely will be Beebe who subbed and Jim Rae a 2 deadeyed left the Big Ten winter again in the high he has plenty Her aro Bar first Endowment of libraries has been a favorite philanthropy in Amer ica The name' of Andrew Car negie heads the list of benefac tors while the Tro 40 About 1200 Ten encounter 1 ft A A 0 1 2 14 inal: 1 Tn If ROSS PEERLESS DRILL HELD OR CLASH Referee Ashley Umpire Kaufman GER ABE USES RESERVES Coach Abie Masters five looked as good during the first quarter as the other quintets which have been fattening up on New Castle' this seasan Whipping the ball around the floor in talented style and driving in for good shots the Bronchos rang up 17 points to he 9 during the opening period locals were hit ting well in this quarter and might have been' in the thick of the fight except for fine team play Then Masters sent four re serves into the fray and both the Broncho and Trojan attacks suddenly wilted The half ended with Jeff leading 20 10 TROJANS PULL UP Masters stayed with his reserve lineup in the third quarter and New Castle led by letcher and elix began to pull up With 20 seconds remaining in the period the Trojans were trailing only 23 17 and the invading mentor sent his lineup Dose Lan caster Gershuny Burke and Rush back onto the court This five which had clicked so well in the first quarter managed to keep Lafayette in the lead but its play was not as Impressive as it had been earlier in the evening OENSIVE LEADERS Dose Lancaster and Rush were the standouts for the invaders while letcher and elix gave lo cal fans hope by hitting a "few fielders for the home forces Jeff made 12 of 42 field goal attempts during the game jans hit 9 out of fans saw the Big Summary: Stuldreher Explains Town System to South NEW ORLEANS Dec (API The football fan who likes the game over again the minute he leaves the stadium has a chance to do it with experts in the midwest He can haggle his point with the coach himself said Harry A Stuhldrehef University of Wiscon sin mentor who is attending the meeting of the American oot ball association street corner critic is a pretty big headache to all coaches but we think really doing something about him in our sec he said TOWN Monday after a big game fans attend a luncheon at which motion pictures of the con test are shown I explain various points of offense and defense as the reel is shown Afterwards the fans send up written questions which I These Town originated at the Univer sity of Minnesota Stuhldreher said Others are in existence at his own and the University of Michigan and are spreading to the east More than 1000 coaches and col lege athletic officials are attending the grid meeting and gathering of the National Collegiate associ ation McKinney Cralgf Merkel! Grant Martin fir Littleton? Totals llomrig Please enter me in the Golden Gloves sectional tour nament to be held at Lafayette I fight in the following division College Basketball Purdue 63 University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles 39 Indiana 42 Southern Califor nia 39 Boston University 33 Butler 38 Drake 34 Kansas 29 Stanford University Long Isl and university 35 California 34 Ohio State 27 Syracuse 56 Creighton 39 Minnesota 36 New York uni versity 31 Kentucky 40 Pittsburgh 29 Horton Smith in Tie With Dodson HOLLYWOOD la Dec (AP) Blond 'Horton Smith of Chi cago and wise cracking Leonard Dodson of Springfield Mo came out of a mad scramble dqwn the home stretch tied at 278 today for first place in the $4000 Holly wood Beach hotel Open golf tour nament They will play another 18 hole round at 2:30 tomorrow for first prize of $750 the loser tak ing $550 second money In addition they will split half of the gallbry receipts Smith trailing Dodson by two strokes starting the final round dropped a seven foot putt on the last green for a three under par 67 to force the playoff Dodson scored a closing 69 after his morn ing 71 had sent him ahead of Smith Dick Metz 'of Chicago the 54 hole leader I one stroke dropped back to third place in the after noon with a 72 and a 280 total Metz collected third prize $400 Craig Wood of Rumson finished fourth at 281 and earned $350 Wood tied for the lead last night shot a 72 and a 71 today At (INDEPENDENT) 40 Ross Gear 151 BOSS (iPar 111 tnt I 2 Ross Gear to Meet Main Big ive in Preliminary at 7:30 Saturday Night at Armory Although Ginger Peer less AC netters hold little hope of defeating the great negro New York Renaissance five which makes another appearance here Saturday evening at the Armory the locals went through a fast paced scrimmage yesterday after noon The drill was held in the new Purdue gymnasium and the Peerless boys shpwed enough speed and ball handling to indi cate they may force the Rennies to step better than usual in order to insure not being beaten ADD TWO STARS The Rennies who last year lost only 19 games in 140 some clash es are out to present an even better record this year and have added two new colored stars to aid Smith Cooper Holt Saitch Jenkins and Johnny Isaacs However as many fans remember the Rens of last year seem to need any new stars so it can well be imagined what the great colored team is like this year when two newcomers crash the lineup CLASSY PRELIMINARY The preliminary Saturday eve ning will start at 7:30 with the locally well regarded Main Big ive meeting Ross Gear The Big ive is composed of Pur due grid heroes Jim Clem Woltman Cody and Cec Is bell and Andy Grant along with Jack Bogan ex Jeff star aqd all but Cec Isbell who is now in San rancisco with the All East team will play against the Gears The Purdue gridders really know how to handle the basketball The big attraction will follow at 8:30 o'clock with Bob Taylor and Bill Vaulk the officials Malaska and as good or other five in olSehldlert AlRoOf Kcrklioffc Martin Goodnight Adeg SNIDER ASSERTS LAMBERT LACKS RESERVE POWER Writer Thinks Pur irst ive Best in League Michigan Also Rated Title Threat BY STEVE SNIDER CHICAGO Dec Pur due and Michigan disappointed by their last minute flops in the 1937 Big Ten basketball cam paign came back this year with enough speed and power to knock the defending co champions off their throne Together they are the number one threats to champions Minne sota and Illinois and since they do not play each other either may slip in and capture an un disputed title Purdue the perennial contender must be considered first The racing Boilermakers have a (typi cal fast breaking offense designed and made famous by Coach Ward Lambert Natural speed and the Lambert offense coupled with the new jumpless game so far has made Purdue the most consistent high scoring team in the confer ence Jewell Young the hander who broke scoring record last is the chief cog geared attack But of help Johnny Sines who play ed the other forward opposite Young all last season has been hitting the basket regularly and Gene Anderson starting center is equally effective first five men Young Sines Anderson Pat lom uicKinson are better than anv the conference But Lambert lacks reserves and before tiie sea son is over reserves may mean victories when Injury and stale ness set in Dale Hutt and Harry Zink will relieve Sines and Young briefly Nick Barsha Ross Dean Carol Mangas and Carl Swan will work at guard but there is no first class relief for Anderson schedule probably is more favorable than other rank ing although the Boil ermakers must play Illinois Oth ers: Chicago Northwestern Wis consin Indiana ant Ohio State BANK ON TOWNSEND title road is blocked both by Illinois and Minnesota But Johnny Townsend versatile star is a championship threat in himself Townsend named at forward or center on the last two all Big Ten teams is greater than ever Surrounded by veterans at two positions and capable reserves at two others Townsend has led the Wolves from a darkhorse role into that of a minor favorite He is a senior forward Bill Barclay forward and man ishman star guard the other veterans although Clay may be pushed off the five by Ed Thomas a reserve One guard and center opened up by graduation of Matt Patanelli and Big John filled by Leo for Patanellt sophomore Coach ranklin Cappon has plenty of reserve strength in or wards Barclay Manny Slavin and Sophomore John Nicholson Guards Bob Palmer Dick Long and Russ Dobson and Center Danny Smick Michigan meets Illinois Minne sota Ohio State Wisconsin Northwestern and Iowa in con ference games JEERSON QUINTET DEEATS HAPLESS TROJAN IVE 30 23 New Castle Still Without Big Ten Victory Bronchos Hot in irst Quarter Reserves Play Second and Third Periods Dose Lancaster Rush Lead Scoring 'NEW CASTLE Dec 29 New Castle triec hard to chalk up its first conference win of the season here £onight but the visiting Jefferson squad was able to keep front at all times finishing the rather ragged tilt with a 30 23 advantage At Lincoln Gym HOTEL 29 16 ft JEERSON (30) Dose 3 11 I Lancaster 3 21 Goonen 0 0 1 Gershuny Ill Cors 0 0 0 Burke 0 0 1 Pechin 2 0 0 Rush 3 2 2 Dunkin 0 0 2 Totals 12 6 9 NEW CASTLE (23) elix 3 2 1 Lewis 2 11 letcher 3 1 3 Koontz 0 0 0 Modlin 113 Tldrow 0 0 2 Owens 0 0 2 Murray 0 0 0 Totals 9 5 12 Bahler 3 0 Price 3 0 Brady 2 4 2 Giles 0 0 Holmes ft 0 Anderson 2 6 2 Bertha 7 2 Price 8 1 Kremer 11 Gillard 0 0 Brady 4 0 Monroe 42 Haley 4 0 Totals 23 6 Totals 21 inal score: Wabash Hotel El Lin coln A 47 Hal2 score: Wabash Hotel 20 Lin coln A 18 if LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Thursday Evening December 30 1937 GRID MENTORS ft A AGAINST MAJOR RULE CHANGES 3 4 the Boilermakers fail also and 18 12 at (Continued on Page 13) 22 0 0 ft 0 6 8 at the official Square of in 7 8 9 to a lop Tri City St Boni 2 1 securing rebounds all this however has come to the speed To me it getting them are needed! The log book is a record of its voyage Henry Cotton Ralph Guldahl Harry Cooper Sam Snead Denny Shute Byron Nelson David Rees Henry Picard Percy Alliss Horton Smith A Whitcombe Ed Dudley Jimmy Hines Gene Sarazen Tomas Genta WOMEN GOLERS Jessie Anderson Estelle Page Katherine Hemphill Mrs Andrew Holm Patty Berg Marion Miley Doris Park Betty Jameson Dorothy Kirby Mrs Glcnna Vare Books printed before 1500 are known as incunabula standouts and Hum 3 4 1 ft 9 2 1 ft that the Boilermakers up 20 points while the were making but one! of the night Side won an St James 31 lead with St trounced St three world own CODE new rules player from Steve Snider is trying to handle tough assignment for the United Press these days that of giving Big Ten teams an advance rating from his desk in Chicago Snider writes that Purdue lacks reserves but his information has been slightly sour In mentioning the reserves Lambert has available the names of Beretta Yeager and isher are left out As a matter of fact Beretta has started all but one of the seven games won by Purdue this season Yeager is a real threat for a regular guard post and isher must have done all right after replacing Ander son against the Trojans Tuesday night baskets and two Other St Well Tuesday night saw Pur due in its first tough battle when Gene Anderson left the game with Southern Cal leading 36 35 and about eight minutes left things looked dark for in vading Dickin son scored up to this point when the game was over Tom had a total of ten points in his column when they Monticello vs Attica! What a bat tle that would be Alva Indians have scalped all ten of their opponents including Logans port while Glynn Red Ramblers after a slow start have come along like a Scarlet Scourge to Lebanon conqueror of Crawfordsville its first defeat of the year and wallop Williams Bingies Coach Sonny Victor of Brookston thinks this coming White County tourney is going to be one of the greatest in years with Monticello and Chal mers being exceptional teams and Monon finally coming through an unprecedented series of ill nesses and injuries and then of course Brookston to watch out for Biggest mysteries of the season: got into Ross ville to make them play so good1 after a very mediocre start? Why Delphi have better luck in the tough ones fate having laughed at them three times? and wrong with Romney? IRST The first ten for the first in stallment of the season: Monti cello Attica Delphi West Point Linden Chalmers Morocco ford Monitor Rossville out of the Igantown' Williamsport Rensselaer Brookston By LEONARD HORWITZ Rambling around the smaller cage circuits now that the boys are taking things more or less easy while certain proud mothers groom their tiny darlings for a strip tease late this riday evening: The game that come off according to present but which everybody would give more than a plugged nickel to see: You may recall that Southern California was leading 36 27 at one stage of the final period but suddenly Purdue was coasting out in front 47 37 those figures show that the chalked Trojans Although ed to make one of those great rushes in the first half furious scoring rallies such asr1 completely demoralized Detroit Loyola De Paul and others came through with one in the second half which has generally been overlooked Ralph rankfort star was a real thorn in side Two years ago Piggy Lambert never very out1 spoken about basketball players declared he would rather have Vaughn than any other graduat ing senior in Indiana high school ranks performance against the Boilermakers Tuesday night change opinion any wager Vaughn the former Waldemar von Zedtwitz Jay Becker Merwin Maier Theodore A Lightner Charles Lockridge Edward Hymes Jr A Mitchell Barnes David Burnstine Phillip Abramsohn Harold Vanderbilt Sherman Stearns Morrie Elist Aaron rank sided evening in Grade School league face gym last night Trailing 7 2 11 6 the end of the quarters the fight ing St Lawrence aggregation came back strong to remain undefeated and share the loop Boniface which 50 13 In the first tilt Morton of West easy decision over 10 The losers failed to score a field goal in the first half as the intermission count stood at 22 1 Individual high scorer for the evening was Brown St Boniface guard who led the St massacre with 10 charity tosses were Devitt of Cors of St Lawrence phreys of Morton Otterbein and Klondike Warn ing note: Watch out for Reming ton next year ritz Miller is now concentrating on his under classmen and they have won three out of their last four ritz likes the new rules none of his boys being giants Note to coaches in this district: Will youse guys please answer the recent letters this department sent you inquiring about your stand on the new rules? Sorta hate tow mention it but many fans are interested in what you think (after one of the duties of a coach is to come out with a sober' authoritative opinion on whatever the basket fan is argu ing about) Quite a few an swers have come in but many are still out Three groups which are definitely against the new rules: The lazy or plumsy giants sports writers who take so long in their note books they raise their hoses from scoring un til the noise of the crowd forces them to rear up and holler made and officials who pre fer to amble slowly up and down the floor BROOKSTON DIVIDED One of the most peculiar angles on the poll has been the divided sentiment at Brookston 15 of Coach 18 man squad like the new rules and at the start of the season so did Victor himself Now however he moans that he must vote against his boys how he explains it in part: fans like the rules as shown by their attendance But because of limited material I am forced to use a rather small varsity squad or lose most of my games It seems that something is hay wire with the rulq makers Only a short time ago they cut the games to 8 minute quarters in order to eliminate 20 minute halves with the excus of help ing the boys Now they make the boys play faster My boys train better than the average but I am sure they although voting for the new rules are more tired after games now than they were be fore We have used mostly a fast offense fop years and cannot see much advantage I have coached for many years and to my knowl edge only one boy has been in any way injured This was caused by allowing him to play too soon after a bad cold I hoping I am wrong in thinking there is in the new rules I also might add that I do not have a tall center We used to tell our Smith Tremble! Johnson! Crire Reeveflf Cardin! wurdn Mathowsg Cripeg Totalfl Barrett Two Minor Recommenda tions Made on orward Pass and Moving Ball 15 Yards rom Sidelines NEW ORLEANS Dec (AP) The football coaches turned thumbs down today on any general revision of the rules but suggested two changes which they said would make the game more spectacular through increased scoring Lou Little Columbia university coach and chairman of the rules committee which met today said the group agreed on these recom mendations: 1 That when the ball goes out of bounds or becomes dead with in 15 yards of the side line it be put in play 15 yards from the side line The present rule pro vides that the ball be brought out 10 yards AVORS PASSING TEAM 2 That a forward pass which touches an ineligi ble man behind the line of scrim mage be called incomplete and counted as a down Under present rules when such a condition oc curs the offensive team loses the ball The group also asked for a clearer interpretation of the rule relating to intentional grounding of a forward pass Little and Dana Bible Texas university coach will present the suggestions to the rules commit tee of the National Collegiate Ath letic association when it meets Sunday at Edgewater park on the Mississippi gulf coast Bible actiqg as spokesman for the coaches said the majority them thought the rules were good 1 2 3 4 5 Ox Just money: Monon Mich owler Brook boys that 30 points would win most games but it win half the games MASTERS OR RULES On the other hand there Is Pete Vaughan of Wabash college and Abe Masters of Jeff Like Victor Abe and Pete have been known for many years as out standing handlers of boys Like Abe Pete has always been against the state tourney as being too hard on the boys Yet recently Vaughan came right out and said he liked the new rules Masters also likes them as do his boys for the following reasons: think it evens things up makes it fairer between the teams As long as my boys are in good physical shape the faster play do a bit of harm However I think teams have to play so fast My boys the race horse team a lot of writers who seen us claim we Bob Hopper Reynolds athletic director is against the rules and his boys voted with him Says Hopper: my boys and I prefer the center jump It does not rush the boys so much and does give them a little time to think things over after a score has been made Hopper thinks the new game may be a ntue too strenuous PLAYER LIKES In favor of the though is at least one Stockwell Warren Ashby Ashby says "As a member of the Stock well team I have played in all nine games so far usually going through the whole game and per sonally I am greatly in favor of the new style of play The gams has been speeded up in tempo and a team must be constantly on the alert to attain any measure of success Heretofore a team sporting two or three tall men was able to control the tip nearly all the time and generally emerg ed the victor The new rule elim inating the center jump done away with the tall boy be cause he is invaluable around the backboards in spite of the little man front with his seems as if this is just what was needed to bring basketball up to where it should be by providing far more equality between the big ger teams and smaller teams" Of course everybody knows Piggy opinion about the rules: "I don't care what they do so long as they leave those bas kets up STAGGS IN AVQR Alva Staggs of Monticello and the old man of Indiana has found time be tween thanking his great bunch of boys for their aggressiveness and willing attitude to come out in praise of the new rules Alva admits: tell the truth I was at first quite skeptical about taking out the center jump To me it seemed like playing foot ball without the kickoff or sen timental reasons I want to see the center jump taken out But now with the season half gone I am beginning to believe more than ever that minor changes will not hurt the game so long as there are baskets' at each end of the court to fire at date I have talked with several coaches and in nearly every case they tell me they are playing to larger crowds This must mean that the change is popular with the average fan and he is the one that pays the bill True the boys MUST get into condition with the Increased speed But quite a few years ago the boys played 20 minute halves and sometimes three year of 1937: TENNIS Donald Budge rederick Perry Ellsworth Vines Gottfried von Cramm Hans Nusselein Henry Austin Robert Riggs William Tilden Lester Stoefen rank Parker Henner Henkel Karel Kozeluh Bryan Grant Vincent Richards Robert Ramillon OOTBALL Pittsburgh California Dartmouth ordham Alabama Villanova Louisiana State Santa Clara Notre Dame Minnesota Yale Nebraska Holy Cross Vanderbilt North Carolina Colorado Harvard Washington Duke Cornell BOXING Henry Armstrong Max Schmeling Barney Ross Joe Louis Henry Jeffra John Henry Lewis Lou Ambers 4 reddy Steele red Apostoli Tommy arr lEsssssasssssasas By beloved Boilermakers almost ran into of those at Los Angeles Tuesday night But after trailing most of the way eagers staged one of their big uprisings and pulled the victory out of fire It was the first real test for the Old Gold and Blacks and many fans were worrying about the abil ity of the Boilermakers to come from behind 3 Ray Billows red Haas Johnny ischer Wilford Wehrle Charley Kocsis Don Moe Marvin Ward Harry Givan 10 Roger Kelly 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 GOL PROESSIONALS 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Cliff Wells and a few more high school coaches would give that uneasiness the old kno'wing that iTom Dickinson was on the floor Which reminds us of a recent conversation we over heard between Abie Masters Dick old coach and another mentor The latter was telling Abe that Dickinson was playing swell ball for Purdue this year but scoring quite as many points as expected haven't had any close games Mas ters answered when Dick inson starts ringing them Allen McKechnie i And Barrow Cited By Sporting News ST LOUIS Dec Barrow secretary business man ager of the World Champion New York Yankees and Bill McKech nie former manager of the Bos ton Bees were cited today as the No 1 men for 1937 in the busi ness and managing ends respec tively by the Sporting News Johnny Allen Cleveland pitcher who won fifteen consec utive games last year was cited No 1 in the playing division in the annual awards announced by the National Baseball Weekly 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 GOL AMATEURS 1 Johnny Goodman 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 City Grade Loop Takes acation The City Grade School Basket ball league takgs a holiday this week with school being and will not resume play again until next Thursday when several im portant games will take up the slack At (INDEPENDENT) 'X I him Amnia i AMBIA Uowef Stevens! Turkerc Elkins St evens 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 Roberto Cavanagh (Mr Iglehart la one o2 the Greatest nolo In the but naturally did not Include his najne ni DAN CASEY Distributor 'M9 Salem St Phone 4829 Coaches Discuss New Code While Their Teams Rest Up Monticello Attica Now Best WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES Exclusive RAPP CO South Side 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CONTRACT BRIDGE 1 Oswald Jacoby 2 Howard Schenken Want to argue? Here are va rious Sports Illustrated ratings for tne 7 Totals ast inish Gives St Lawrence Win In a thrilling last quarter surge which garnered 13 points just one more than they had been able to collect in three previous periods the St Lawrence eagers defeated St of Crawfordsville 25 19 in a fitting finale the at Pinal: Kai Hlf: Kai Ptove KAL STOVE 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 (Although a top ranking player him eelf Richard ry Is not listed above because he made the selections) ruLu Thomas Hitchcock Cecil Smith Michael Phipps Pat Roark Skene Willie Turnesa Paul Leslie Charley Yates rank Strafaci Reynolds Smith Chick Evans Scotty Campbell Ed Kingsley Taller John Levinson polo players the ranklnt: above) TUR Horses War Admiral Seabiscuit Esposa Menow Toolbox Pompoon Rosemont Burning Stai air Knightess A 13 A I 10 Heelfly Jockeys 1 Eddie Arcaro 2 Johnny Longdon 3 Charlie Kurtsinger 4 Wayne Wright 5 Johnny Gilbert 6 Jimmy Stout 7 Lester Balaski 8 Harry Richards 9 Nickey Wall 10 Eddie Litzenberger Pct St Lawrence 4 0 1000 St Boniface 3 1000 Morton 2 1 067 St Bernard a 2 2 500 SL Ann 1 2 333 St James 0 3 000 St Marys 0 4 000 SUMMARIES inal score: Morton 31 St James 10 Half score: Morton 22 St Tames 1 ST JAMES MORTON 1 Oj Humphreys 5 0 Holtman 0 2 Ainsworth 2 1 Scheer 0 Swank 2 0 Basey 0 0 0 Schalble 1 2 0 0 0 Lux 10 Deboy 1 Wood ruff 1 0 0 OlSteckle 0 0 Craig 1 0 Cooley 10 Totals 3 4 Totals 15 1 inal score St Boniface 50 St Marys 13 Half score: St Boniface 24 St Marys 6 ST BONIACE ST MARTS Danaher 3 01 Kennedy fl Coomey 2 Metzger 0 1 Weise 3 01 Burkhart 2 1 Brown 10 2 Boes 11 orce 2 o1 a 1 0 0 olMarcuerte a 0 Hoeffer Ol Cavin 0 0 Bnnner 1 Thornton fl Korty Mackev fl 0 Totals 24 2 Totals 5 3 inal score: St Iwrence 25 St Bernard 19 Half score: St Bernard 11 St Lawrence 6 ST BERNARD ST LAWRENCE Devitt 5 3 0 0 Curtin 0 0 Head 1 0 Roche 11 Sherrier 3 0 0 OlPosthauer 0 0 Ross fl ol Bon gen 0 Rorhe J) 1 Deerr 3 1 0 01 5 0 jBrickler 0 0 Totals 7 4 Totals 13 1 Lightweight 135 pounds Welterweight 14 pounds Middleweight 160 pounds Light Heavyweight 175 pounds Heavyweight (No Limit) NAME 1 If you have never before competed in a Golden Gloves tournament place an (X) here (Print name plainly with pencil Entrants are limited to competition in one class only) (Mall to Gordon Graham Sports Editor Journal and Courier) JOE PALOOKA YOU WAS PRETTY SWELL T'DO WHAT YA PONE ER ME I'D VPONE IT ONLX MEBBE I I NOT SO BOOP WHAT 7 D'YOUSE i nllRSii YOU JSEE THAT'S SWELL I KNOW WHAT GUESS EV'PYTHING'S ME AH SaWRIGHTT GUESS JOY TOLD ME IT'S HUMAN ER EV'RYTWNS PEOPLE T'BE SILLY I DIDN'T 1 WUNST IN A WHILE WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUB22 A JdbJsoil Rv HAM ISHER WELL YA SURE TAUGHT I GUESS SHE'S OKAY HIM ALESSON ER G'BYE AT ER ALL THINK Vn LIE WELL I BETTER KNOBBY SHE'D TELL 'IM WHEW' GITCUTATH' WAY I'M GLAD I DINT HAETA "Lr SEE YA LATER fr JO 1.