Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 106

I2-T SUNDAY J1 CrfOimc V1929 OUKOi A Tk-TrTm -fluffed warn TT QrX jsmaia CITY PLAYGROUNDS BUSY RECREATIONAL CENTERS DURING VACATION DAYS U1 irrMn I- A Ar 1 I kPM- Ai I f5f 4 i7ldM 1S a It 1 v-V p'lv 'I i Vm Ulifl-7 17 nu niPS rt 3 hP' ('IP: Ievard includes players on the and horseshoe tean. In the front -row, from left to right, they are: Joe Wilmot, Charle Kerwin, Richard Wilmot, Bill Peterson, Richard Williams, Melvia Williams (mascot), Sammy Bercovich, Joe Chimienti, Joe Spong, Ralph Flegal, Carl Flegal; standing, Jimmy Dix, BillSliannan, Vin v' The busiest recreational centeri during vacation, day are tlie city' municipal parks and the program of entertainment offered by the directors in charge fills these sports arenas daily with a capacity attendance. The playground groups of girls and boys featured today ar from BUSHROD and PARK BOULEVARD. The Bushrod girls (lower left) from left to right are, sitting: Ada Meblieni, Eleanor tAdams, Annabelle Ackerman, Marilyn McGrath, Nadine Streeter. Eileen Streeter, Floretta Reinecke, Albina Brusasco, Roberta Cass, top row: Doris Mae Hedlind, Rose Brusasco, Marjoric King, "Skipp" Streeter, Mis Cornelia Middleton, director of girls' activities: "Jerry" Sullivan, "Billy" Claire Burke.

Boys from the same playground (lower right), first from left to right, are: Henry Valin, George' Krull, Jim Jenkins, "Buzz" "Red" Boardman. Harold Karruth, Ferdinand Valin; top row, George Mechem, Dick Kruger, Joe Furtado, Director Edward Fox, Max Sullivan, Elmer Lopez, Jack Grimes, Billy Ny. -The Park Boulevard girls (from left to right) are: Sitting, Frances Dunn, Lillian Braunstein, Lois Randolph, Barbara Jacobs, Clara Jacob. Frances Melikean, Jean Melikean, Geraldine Hetherington; top row, Mary Kerwin, Marjorie Pearce, Ewyian Rakestraw, Miss Helen Morse, director; Gertrude Smith, Mary Rake-straw, Elizabeth Smyth, Lois Mae Ventre. The boys from Park Bou- if'1 1:1 U-' Losgrove, Kay White, AI Mudge.

TRIBUNE photos. LINCOLN HAS SUCCESSFUL CAMGfi Thirteen Titles Are Taken During Summer. TEAMS in the summer ac tivities program at the Lincoln foj-ground under the management of Director Walter Rogers, in charge of the boys and Miss Muriel Vorheis directing the girls, have hoisted the flag of championship victory thirteen times during the vacation season tt date. And if thnt treatment is a jinx, why, they are all Oliver Twists down at' the Eleventh street park, and they are not afraid' to tell one so. Tho championships include four In handball in tho 70-poiind dou- ltlttC fi uinflac 1 It'll singles and 120-pound singles.

In baseball the lL'O-pound batters took the title, but it was tho horseshoe ovumun viiw MuKeu a regular knockout when they captured fiv victories. The winning finalists wcr tenuis in tho "u-pound doubles, -85-pouiHl singles, 100-poubd singles, 120-pnuud doubles and the junior unlimited singles. The pla.vgrouuil's contribution to tho winning column for the past week was tho 70. 85 and )20-pouiid section champion-. ship in basketball.

The policy in effect on this play ground in all probability has-much to do with the exceptional achievement of these downtown athletes. It provides for the participation. of as many players as possible on all teania and in as many sports as are plnyed on the playground. Many home tournaments and practice play days hav -been held to enable the directors to select the best material for tho inter-playground contesting teams. Sportsmanship and clean play have been stressed at All times Unit tlie teams may be) good sp crts as weU as -good -v-t I 1 '-44 'J Large Group THE "dead-eye shots" of flashy hoop stars passed the playground basketball teams successfully through the qualification tests for the summer league championship honors to the greatest finish mid-summer cagemen ever have experienced.

Seven triple tics and ten remilar tlo giiines In various wiilRht series are to bo untangled tills comlnir week by tlieso Intrepid goal Rotters before the winning tenuis may ba nmiouneed, which is by wny of saylnsc Hint our oourt ontliusisstn are putting plenty of keen notion Into thla pre-season sport. A partial list of the basket-ball touniiinient players In (tlvon below, and will he concluded next woclt: SUl'TIO'V I 15. MoniUS Ut.ix X'arl I'Msher (ieori: l.erlKlit, fieoi-KO Kraw, IVil Maenusen, John inflow, llemiie CruKun, Jack Tlrct JOl.llo SantiiH, Alex Kraw, Vernn (lenrRe KlKbuv, J)ii-vld Slniiiicms, Arthur V'ulcrnon, Iianlsli, (illbert Oiillolie. -Kreit lletelho (enpt.V Nleludns liresxell, Wilhaiu J'aihlv Kvan: JJd-dle IVrry Jbirolii Clark, r.ineni l.iarK. INItKlfl nuscov leli, Al- took trnijor port In the plajr day.

Ilawrlinrne tool, one vli 1ry mid unit defeat, for tho Hltermioii, he M-ore lietnoen leffertou mill Hawtlioriie wuh 21 to 1) with the home groiiml Iflrls on tlie Ioiir end, while the SrH-omi frt)iue reunited ij vlifory for tlie vli-ltiinr JVwey ti-iini. ot the Hawthorne tenm were: Mildred Hemshnrn tcantalnV Xaoinl 'Walker, Dorothv ITeferle, I'liillpol, Mildred Muriel AKites Nelson, Her-nice Hcnishorn and Huth no inteie.stim,' rh.n,-ieteri;;tic ot the coutest wa.s the pplrit of sportsmanship nnd dlnplayed by the plnyeiu. The lob of nlav'inir for the fun in tlie nairm to-edom- inated over the iallacious Idea of fun In victory When the Karnes were over all teaniH, winning or losing, had a good time. AH limes were, under the liny and gdrl uf-fii-lalu from the phiyui-oiiiid, Jteferees, liniplrc, hem-ekeep-ers and timers for the- o-ii-sion were: Harry t.eorte Selimilz, "Hu." Anderson, Snm Iombn, JIikI AViitsun, AI IJmlNiy nurt At Another vletoriotiH team, that Il lustrates a different phnse of play ground activity, is the, ehec-ker. rund.

This group ot playars has cliallenged and won In everi tournament this season, and the team Includes Harry Lewis (captain), 'leorce Sehmitz. (leoree Tlolland. Chuck" Jiernandcis, Muriel Buzz" Anderson and J5ay Fernan- dtz. BOYS SPONSOR FRICK HIGH Athletic Day A'dis Spice to Plans For Summer. 7ARYING his reguhir schedule of organized ac tivities at the Frick Junior High playground by featur ing an athletic carnival last Tuesday, Director Nathan Tolman added plenty of zest and zeal to his competitive sports program.

The field day events were sponsored by the Boys Safety and Citizenship club ot t-Jie. playground and the. events Included relays, tug-of-war, dashes, sack races, bl-cvcls races, various obstacle races and a baseball gairm between teams north and south of the boulevard. The Soiitticrn Icam won ft hard fought game by a to 1 In wliluh tho pitching of Horace Tlret of tlie winning team who let tho Northerners gale, Harold Hoberg. Willie Un rapher, Art Peterson, Herbert Clark, Henry Rogers, Charles Ma honey, Alfred Colman, Sidney Hof- fenberg.

LAKEVIEW Morton Max (capt.) Rud Wells, Howard West. George Ward, Dudley Morgan. Johit Laln-gor, Dee Learner, Bill Beelding, Bill Kutweiler, George WaJd, Don Roth Frank Cook (capt)), Walter PoraD, Erland West. Harry Davis. Louis Kennedy, Howard Higgmbotham, Jack Hershev.

Eucene Berirer: Bill Garcia. Dana cook, Bob Beeby, Lin coin Blnkeley, Harry Parker. Les Levin. Rollin West, Pel Anderson. PARK BOULEVARD Richard Williams Ralph Regal, Joe ivennetn Jones.

Morris Hor-witz. Jim Want At MiiHb-. ipttTit i Carl Iiegal, Ray White. Bill Magfi- ano, Ritchie Williams, Richard Ber- rieau, Joe Wilmot, Bill Wilmot, George Cosgrove Bill Shannon, Vincent Earl Keefer, Bill Mahen, Jorbln Olson, Johnny McGill, Johnny Larkin, Lawrence Grondona, "Chick" Kennedy, "Scot-ty" Flegal. GLEN VIEW Louis Goldenson (capt)), Maurice Clifford.

Eugene Stevenson, Don Carroll, Sam Moe, fiewcy lovM, Jim CrlUbartL CARNIVA cent Mattery, hrl Keeter, Lieorge Bushrod Closes This Week With Varied Events SPORTS people on tho Bushrod Park playground will terminate the vacation season this wcekqnlth a program of activities thai Include a hoys' city tennis tournament; a presentation of a play in the Vagabond theatre on the shores of Lake Merritt In which both girls and hoys will give "Clown of Doodle a real party for everyone ot W'edncsdny at the homo clubhouse; a Girls' Play Day with visiting teams from five or more playgrounds who will compete In a series of tennis and handball matches; a Play Festival with exhibition games in baseball, klckball, long-ball, netball and relaja, circle irsmes nnd folk dancing. down with one' hit. was the feature of the contest. Pat Ambrose of the North likewise did some fine mound work. Results of the field day contest and the prize winners are, aa fol lows: rtash-r-SO yard, (under 65 lbs.) Won by Louis Kolley; Junior MeT.enn.

second. 5n yards (under St lbs.) Won by Conrad Mollath; Norman Rear don. second. 75 yards (free for all) Won by Robert Colbourn; Billy Pocock, second. Sack race Won by Allen Ship- man; Norman Reardon, second.

Coaster wngon race Won by Jack Passmore; Linton Mollath second. Three-legged race Won by Con rad Mollath and Norman Reardon (tie); Billy Bovyer (tie) second. Bicycle race Won by Bob Col bourn and Horace Tiret. Tug-of-war (four teams contest ing) Won by Robert Osegueda Allen Shlpman, Eddio Devoe. Jim Dawson, Horace Tiret, and Kepneth Jones.

Medley relays Won by Conrad Mollath Enrl Flint. Kenneth Avery, Fred Codington, Chris Burford, and Jack Passmore. Baseball Won by the Southerners. The lineup of both teams include: Son th Kenneth Jones. Robert Morris, Fred Codington, "Mickey" Johnson, Hyinnn Swick, Kenneth Av.ery, Norman Reardon, and Gerald Paulson.

North Chris Burford. Pat Am brose, Bob Colbourn, Conrad Mollath, Henry Pruitt. W. Wosarhalev. Billy Pocock.

On Thursday th same bovs club Journeyed to Neptune Beach for. a days instruction in life av- ioe and swimming, 1 BOYS, GIRLS POPULAR Hawthorne Playday Voted Success By Scores. By BILL WOGtLWORTH "(rertor nt Hm(liorni IMnj itrounrt BASUALL, basketball and dramatics were the events that featured the fleighborhojod play day held at JIawlhornc on Tuesday July 30. A gala of more than two hundred girls and boys filled the playground as twelve teams competed for winning honors. On tlie othir Iiaml a croup of players pur uuipuieu in me piays unit were presented on the traveling theater Alexander JLintllton.

Jefferson Dewey. Melrowe nnd Hawthorne, were the contenders in tha fenlured games. After uiie hour nnd a half of, active play both teams nnd opec-taturs assemljled in Hiinborn park adjoining me pinytrround nnd on the presentations ofth Vag a'oond theater. The piny dayr wai.unlque In that Bolli noyn and Rljfs took' part multnnfeouRly. Ii TO-poiind KT-kr-ihall teum rtefcutpd Hhiii-ilton a 0 to 2 M-ore mid the wiimci Ineluded: Allttn hniltli (ciiptiiin), jincs Hemi, t'aiil Juan, Hohort IVKtmio nnd Ksiihertr.

Iio- b.i-pound Hawthorne, boys downed In a fhamplonHhip lb to T. Tliu p'ayers for Hawthorne were James tieery (captain), J.avreno MvAr-dll. Allen Jaek Reully, i'ed Linday and Joe JUendonea. On tho team were Melvin Xlfeuxahou (eaptain), Steve Gaydos, Jaek Jeweu, ThVinna Flvnn, Kd-ward Jingland and Jtohert Neldl- ven, riawfhoi nrs team In tho 00-pound Keries took a double bill in biseb.ill. They defeated Dewey by a score of 7 to tl end then downed Jeffersop, 5 to 4 The victors were: ihy McSweeney captain), Edward Guy, Howard Sampeon, Andy Carlyle, Jim Heerv, Leonard Hamilton, Frank Horwath nd Ernie Caine.

Girls' baseball Um aUo PROGRAM Takes Field bert Krvln Robert. verrss, wiutor (cant). Kil- wrd Franks. Miko T'enner, iniutos, Jiarvey ueorHe riiillp Oordon: Tony Botli-ello'(capt), -Francis Hlnkley, Rogor Williams, Harold tlernnr, Kenneth (lenier, Kddie tJerner, Fred "Red" Miller, Charles Raker. JUOHLAND Joe' Fcrnnndei, (eapt), Clarence Ferrelra, Klmer liar her, Theodore Henry RUale, Marenco.i Htove Him-inoiiH; Urnest'Rose (capt), Frank Fernandes, Dan McCaXfiey.

Ray Pnva, Jiarry (Sukodi, Flank Robelln, Fete Angoronl, Joso Reelo; Tony C'orrlroiil (dipt), JJomlnloo Angrer-onl, Ray Stagnero, Joe Reale, Frank Oorrlconl, Fete Francisco, Charles DeW'ltt; Goorgo Weber (capt), Alex Rofclcs, Larry 1'. Rubles, Finery Rose. 1 UlCKWOOD Joe Falconer John Broso, Freddie Kddle Rotello, Joe Carnao, "Sonny" I'errelra, William Mahan; i.ionald Falconer Freddie Cores, John Zleh, August F.nsel, David Porrclra, Norman Herbert Nobrlgn, Manuel Feresa; Anthony Herolo Walter Mattos, Pn-vld Fnlconer, John blmmons, Andy Anderson, Clarence Rnptist, Hyiin Adklns, Wiljio Fernandez; Ray Hiown lave McTntyre, Heoi-ge Fernandez, Moto.II Damoto, Jack Dirk, Vincent DePoJo, J. R. Johnson, Frank Ferrelra, unbrlol Mcllo, Hill Wardswortb.

Jack New-man, Flunk Turnu, liave Mick; Charles Feeley Walter Idn-dronth, Don Wellesen, Clarence Costa, Blair Pollen, Johnny J'oilen, Oeofgo I'arker, C. IfolliH Fw-ru-l, Rob Smith. KRICK Horace Tlret (eapt). BHIv f'oeoek, Fat Ambrose, Henry Fruit, Henry Rovyor. Norman Rear-itou, Dob MorriKli, ilurdon t'Viffee, Merle stoker, Karl Flint, Chris Bur-ford, Cordon Saunders; Alex I.arlo (eapt), T.loyd Turner, Kenneth Avery, Kenneth Jones, Tlyimm Hwlck, Jack MeNaugliton, N.

Rodrlgues; Jimmy Cotter (eapt Ralph Wall. Aaron Oelaer, I.ettoy McKay, Howard McClnskey, Marvin Minnltl, Bruce (lallnwav, John Pollen; David Calllnrd Allen DeKay, David Rodriglies, lilll MeClee, (ieorge Albert Phillips. Karl Rollin, Jf. Ailnmson, Adamson, Joe Burk-ery, Claude t.lnkerelfer, Arlo Klfen, Charlie Levlnsky, Charles Moorish. lil.MHUUST Ben Buehannan Roy Tnrvln, Keith Nelher-cott, David Catnbni, lante (Jrassl, lieorgo Croplej-y Francis Flaherty, Hlnaldo Tonato, Call (h-agun, Pete Vlttonl, Frank Nick vella Joe Uracil, Dick Per-terfield, Bernard Richairtson, Willie Slluard, Frank Na.lera, Pete Blaiicl Rnlpli I'ctrie, Wiley, lion Walters; Smith John Xutella, Tony Ferrerla, Don Mur ray lull Nutce Cas tellucclo, Bernard Richardson, Jack Robinson, Charles Suva, John Fran cis, Carl Salmon, Charles Atkins.

NKITIOV II JOHN SWKTT Dick Tacheco Gene Smith, (Jrniit Sandier-son, Alfred Whalley, Cllfferrl Al'my. Warren Joseph, Pelbert Kisen; Joo ruhre Meivln Kisen, Desire DeUo. Ray I.affcn,- Bill Laffen, Harold Rossi, Mel Joui'dalne, l'ete Dltn, Mack McKelrnan, DelvJn Ranche, Ray Jensen, )tugo Scarella. ALLF.MiALK Sam Kunalca Charlie (Hidden, Junior Dole, Jack Doris, Mario Ferlera. Janies Clilsholm; Wallv Person George Walters, frank Costes, Jerome Nelson, Ruben Phil-i in Playground lips, Joe Phillips, Cilen Wcatherbee, Rob Rraee; Jlminv Muller (cant.) Arno Rerge, (ius Lester Nelson, Henry Slemers.

Frank CoMes; Ray Graham Wnlter Sliolz, Richard (llbson, Pete Rlseh. Forrest Field, John Jne Spaelo; Kmll Nelson Ronald Goodall, Ray Rotando, Frank Farrau, "Lefty" Nlcholascn, George Kllner, Freddy Wnlf. FHUITVALE Richard Thomas Kdward Gallagher, Paul Ralph Cant, Donald Whlt-tinghain, Rernal Kahn, Clifford Gant; Bill Clark Paul Nash, Wesley Roff, Henry Mayer. Clinton Whltmnre, Max Fvans. Charlea Row-en; Allen Anderson Llovil Gant, Jack Merkoley, Charles Pratt.

Delniar Rambo, Ar.tliur Good, Fred Hoffman: Harry Miller Francis Gallagher, Manuel Gon-siales, Reginald Heho. Ilck Roff, Will Courtier, Norman Goodby. William Hageninii, Alfred Good, George Hammond, Bill Deimoiiu, MAXWFLL PARK Harold Johnson Dave Green, Bob Mo-Conn, Pete Lee, Jim. Mockley, Will Hheahy, F.ddlo King, J. J.

Jerry Smites; Paul Holn Terrell Hill, Jack Slicahy, lave Johnson, Lloyd Hoffman, Paul Johnson, Jack Sclfert. Norman Harris, Ned Sheahy; Nevel Sheridan Charles Jennings, Llovd Zwaall. Don Olson, Irving Aukley, Dave Rodriglies, Keith Pen-In, 101-drcd Hoffman, Bill Evans, Hal liif-fert, Rollin Parker. BURCKH ALTER John Mnlllns Ren Newton. Jewel Ross.

Morley Ryer, Willie Taylor, V.ldun Hanes, Fred Cranston: King Tolles xtus ieiciNan b. Me Nabb, Jim McNabb, Ted Flddy uek' HCODOl. LAUREL Willie Hehert, Hobble McClnskey, Renin Mepeheltl. Willie Kendrlek, Francis Morris; Willie Flemmlng, Qiienttn Morris. Glenn Hainllnc, Dart Green, Jnck lie Cluskey, "Buddie" Nelson.

Jhu.fny JMcit, iiiicnaet ignr, ai uiarn, Catron; Bernard Maver, Frank Prlngle. AI Short, "Sho'rtle" Soren-sen, Joe Glroux, Walter Gross, Clar- enco McMillan, Jim Dutton. SUCTION III JTAWTHORNK Bob Peterson James Betin, Junior Segan, Sonny Cecil, George Erhart, Cecil Wells, Kenneth Noage, Allen Smith I'aul Juan, Allen Ilyulu-rg; Jim Deery Joe Mendonea. Charles Lewis, Elmer Vlerra, Bul 1 liayer Lawrence MeArdell. Augus tine Coya, Kddie Peterson, Jack foully.

Buy Hemshoon, Jack Coker, Jnck Scbilly; Gene Criunn Gordon Hyde, Krnle Caine. Leonard Hamilton, Andy Carlyle. Bob Mar "is, Joan Petana, Ed Guy, Edward Hcmshorn; Harry Lewis "Rea" Sullivan, Babe Larson, Buzz Anderson, Nathan Lane, John Mc- MH'eeney, "Chuck Hernandez; Ed Newirth (capt). Paul Kalderhead. Joe O'Hern, George Kyle, "Shortv" Mylues, Francis Morra.

Pat Hennessey, Frank Harris, Hally Cigden, Harry Meredith, Kd Sllva. MF.Ll.toSK, c.eorge Gaydos John Vasconeelos, Peter Mellltoglie, Reno Mazzttntl. Donald Grey Dave Plzaotol. John Bovden; Melvltr-Dlsabou Steve Gaydos, IJddle England, Tom Flynn, Jnck Robert Neidiver, David Plniental, Willie Tocchini; GeQrge Carrlgan A I Mellt-foglie, Nils Lllgedahl, Manuel Furtado. Evo Centonl, Lewis Frlsohl, Frank Vasconeelos, Ravmond lie-Coto, Elmo Gerbe.

Elwood Coyne, Henry 6hi man, Fcter Sacchetto; Cage Series Gabriel Mendoza John Gay- nun, j.es nsrnen, rsui itn, I'aul Dunn, "Red" Ravelll, Frank Hocks, Charles Mwzantl; John Harder Georgo Howard, Henry Stulz, Arthur Gustafsbn. Robert Keener, Arthur Hocks, Guide, Mll-ano, John Mllano, Tony England, Manuel Piemntal. GARFIELD Martin Santos Manuel Spinola, Gilbert Texena, Ernest Molcro, Angelo Ex-codo, Warren Benson, John Knos, Cole, Ray Hutton, George Tolles; Richard Alcala Wll-bert Demeral, Joe Souza, Fred Mon-Iz, Charles Rodi'lgues, William. Souza, Melvin Lelhelt, Manuel Gonzales, Joe Quintal; George Moniz AI Monlz, George Abreu, Edward Kovell, Elwood Body, Joe, Splnoln, James Cartland; Charles Alexander (capt), Georgo Mendonea, Joe Santos, Trinidad Gonzales. Louis Gomez, Tony Texorla; William J.

Perry Charles Prelte, John Mesplo, John Tosmlc, Herman Vlerra, Raymond Holmes, Arthur Tekrol, Dan Nobrlga, Joe Dickson. DEWEY Johmiv Ward Henry Sciielding Prank Witt, Jack Hurney. Melva Fergundas, Steve MaKiMtretl, Fred Hancock, Bill San-I'uril: Ray Butler Bill D- vlic, Ed Bernstein, Yacum Detlef. sen, George Douglas, Eldrldge Ad-ama, Ernest Ferrari, Clyde Hart-man. Frank Ferrarri, Frank Moicra HAMILTON Jimmio Dignan Fred Morrison James Lamher, Angus Lines, Russell ork, Seott.

Vincent Scott. Midori Jnoye, Emll Enz; Jack Keddy Kenneth Watkins, Rex Sim mens, Don Johnson, John Catnal. Kobert. Nellson. Bernal Bright, Rob-erf Anderson: Mervln Rice (cant.) Sidney Clarke.

Richard Mollan. Harry Brindlc. Lavar Harrison, Henry nines; rani tyrreu Frank Philllpi. Mareel Pelliter, Walter Burns. rank Perrlllo, Anthony So-na, Albert Pllbert Simmons; AI Larson Keith Singleton, Ray Gross, Jack Davis Joe Del Mozzo, Joe Souza, Frank Slmmwns.

Howard Ferrl, Edgar Simmons, AI GBiffman. HORACE MANN Maurice Williamson (cnpt), Richard Peter, "Swede' Nelson, Bob Humphries. Milton Johnson, Edson Warren? Harold Nelson; Gerald Williamson Joe Rodriguez, Joe Carr, Bob Warren, Boyd Webster, Ben Fouchc, Bob Ledson, Bob Doran, Marvin Cummlngs, Lloyd Berg-stroni: Phil Brooks George Stack, Lindsay Lueddeke, Bill Humphrey, Gordon Beauhlan, Gene Johnson, Bill Stein, Bert Townjsend, Frank Snow. AI Lima. SUCTION IV ROOSEVELT Harry Gay Edmund Williams, Fred Evering-ham, Leroy Sarrfrant, James Oliver, Vincent Cabral, Rlty ftornlng, Irving Bllsey, Thomas Healy, Carl de Franks; Blllv Alexander Bob Reid, Walter Zelleweger, Harry Cutler, George Wallace; Lee Stuart (eapt Del, Johns.

George Kllner, Charles Wilson, Jack Johnson, Lee Cameron, Lewis Smith, Allan Peave, Ralph Faulkner, Carl Hu- ber. FRANKLIN Billy Stewart Leon Nightingale, Richey Alvin Edlin. Carlton Hoberg, Elliot Burton, Clarence 11a-deiros; Frank Moreira Al fred Cat he rail. Walter Cloquet. George Tanaka, Elijah Thorn, Tony Moreira, Ray Hadlock, Richard Mowrav: Jim Dolan William Brock, ifaia.

Art Nigatia-,.