Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1948 — Page 10

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er Roys-need-not-be-in school former Hoosier, today. feted lon at Bhortr e for Legion Junior base- r-loday prod SATURDA AY—Hurtigtan at RIEHmon bitter disputes over the selection Columbia City at d; Pt Wayne and can play on team of a Un States Ol io entral at Hammond Cl + Bouin at Eo Ae 1 AR ited ym as-is Oconto, 0 th a or io thes nestle {Ketball team. . Gary Tolan” Salgarsiis a1, Ia v . ue Is! n their legal residence in| Guiiion, former president of Rend Washin ak. ‘Hammond, Noil;' South

. Legion pants are of high school age and scouts

‘finals if this city wins the nod

““Ehowh tomorrow at the Riverside

Columbus-—-May 11. 12: June =k . 5 Py 10, 11, 11; August st. Septem Still Tor the vistors.

= ito Feld Playing Dates

Ellenberger to Be ‘Home' Diamond "By BOB STRANAHAN Athletic Director Sani Kelley _ldisclosed - today that Howe will! join ‘with other Indianapolis high| schools in a baseball program for the first time this spring. The action followed a meeting| of the Irvington school’s Men's! 40¢ Club in which the organization agreed to furnish the $1337 needed to carry out the prograi.. “Kelley said that Roscoe Pierson, assistant football coach and a (former pitcher in the Three-1 League, will handle the team. The Men's 400 Club voted $500 from its treasury, chipped in an additional $214 in a pass-the-hat act and agreed to make up the remainder of the budget submit-| ted ‘by the athletic director. Home Field Ellenberger Park will serve as the “home field” of the Hornets, just as other city parks diamonds

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become a tremendous diamond classic , . . Many big league ball players of today and many minor leaguers received their start in baseball . . . All partici-

the big and minor and baseball notables flock to the “round of four”. .. The titie| tourney was held in Los Angeles last year and was won by a Cin cinnati “kid” nine , . . The 1948 dates are Sept. 6 to 10, and Indianapolis’ Victory Field will be available, since the Indians will DS SWAY: u those Gales Lu Ted Sullivan, Tribe business manager, sald today the Indianapolis club will donate the park to the Le-

glon Junior teams playing the|teams here.

. Kelley said that the Hornets will participate In at least four double-header games at Victory Field. Dates at the Tribe park are tenative, subject to approval of the baseball club officials. Howe's decision to field a team gives all of the-Indianapolis pub-

from National Legion uarters , . . Sullivan said the boys would have a choice between day and night games . , . The huge event also has a convention anie because it is sure to atiract many fans from out of town ...

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.

Week's Important High School Tilts

Important et bret High School basketball games this week:

HT — Jiabash at Warsaw, ale Brazil; Wayne Contrett; Bimby rst at Haven; Lyon¥ at Bicknell, Otter Creek at ; Paget of Louisville

T Cireencastle

at eso Ale, RROW=— Indianapolis at Tey sie, Hammond Tec Tolleston. Mishawaka

Washington h at Gary Rh Bend

Y--Alexanaria at Elwood: ford City at Auburn; Muncie Jasper; Warsaw at Plymouth; Peru at Frankfort at Tipton; Columbus at Greencastle; Connersville at Muncie Central; Martinsville at Franklin; Madison at Greensburg, Indianapolis Tech at Rushville; Seymour at Bloomington Unie

Hart. Burris at

Parents, other relatives -and|ll¢ and parochial schools repre- versity: Anderson at rion; Kokomo|gtrange gOINgs on. School, returned to his home friends of the young playersisentation in the SPO foraevile. Richmond at Terre Haute Gerst- rake, ‘for example, the charg-| today from Methodist Hospital, io hag the scoring column, and| would make it a “must” to be in heote. Bowe: s schedule: meyer: Scottsburg at Aurora: Batesvilleling of 4 double timeout. One of-| Where he was taken Jan. 20 fol- putier squad with four field! Indianapolis on the tourney dates. Cathedral Fae: Sn Er Pao ia Lawrenceburg! Magison 86 ficial hustled to the bench with! lowing heast attack in the Eifenb 0 —Manual at|Qresnsburg; orth Vernon at Scuthport:ithe word that it was to be as- . Suramar FOR AMATEURS ber w : maries Legion Junior ONLY... 30—Bhortridge "at. Victor Victo Theld Ae aly + Biutfion, 's M1. Warne Cr og sessed against Tech. The other Julius, still in poor condition At D ile Ind on © double-header); Ma: fr JRipple at|Decatur; Avilla at Carrett;” Waterloo at sed that the “Blue team will not be allowed visitors anville' Indiana Central! “tion this year is open only to May Cathedral 1 Bllenberger: Max. 16|Gary Emerson at. Had cr land; I Yo a. settled by: until he fully regains his captured a thriller for its second boys who did not attain their ple at J Virtory Red * (hail of|Mann at Est Chicago Roosevelt: Gary| oo ed : xy lub strength. ‘triumph over Canterbury. t 17th birthday before Jan. 1... . outied t= Crimis A A tucks al, victory ‘ped Wallace at Valparasso; Hammond Shah SSditing ne to ne water of Central led the A boy born before Jan. 1, 1981, | (halt quble-hea re” proces BEhare a Then there was the matter of Gehoadyle Tonight 'through the first half, ahead at is not eligible, Competition |9*'* May Ga ion at at menberper | Wa Wayne Concordia at oo “igh: |the premature pistol. The timer Centrak..th : ata eee eee LaPorte at South Bend Central, Michigan tessed that he cocked the piece] Cathedral at Decatur Central. the intermission, 32-26. The Greyis limited to amateurs, that Is, City at South Bend Riley: Mishawaka at| on P Zionsville at Pike Townshi ‘hounds increased the 1 boys who have mot been paid (5 Hi P di Culver: South Bend Adams at Nappanee:|@ little early and that it went off) “0n% 2 P- crea, e lead ‘early . vilon re cis Evansville "Central at Bedford; Blooming. fed to pick it with n the second period to ‘38-28, hefor playing baseball, or who |. a on High at Washington: New A at when he trie 0 pic up. height, but he ‘was inserted by I the 8 Canterbury rally. have not played with or against Bitter N t Fi ht Evansville Reitz: Huntingburg at Boon- some 17 seconds of the game re-i coach Jerry Steiner when it was Rennie Not aca Bool O 2 baseball teams where other | e 9 Faraville. Memorial ar Winslow. Terre maining. Shortridge led at thaticiearly evident that plenty Of|yan Jaq a® counterattack which members of the teams receive | ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 11 (UP) [Batis JJ*TI00..* sliitan a Eneloirs | “are points were going to be needed in |gave Canterbury a 51-47 edge money for their playing. —Blair Gullion Washington Uni. Otter Creek at Terre Haute Wiley Delphi Start for Showers this one. {with eight minutes to The | . 8 = ' a} Renstelast; Shazpaville ut Flora; War-| he teams alfeady had started, Keever led a second-period Blue sore was then 80.

versity Athletic director and a|{

the National Collegiate Basket-

Concordia_at Howe at

d Ripple; Indianapolis Cathedral at Howe. Indianapolis Washing-

a Evansville Rel 8 at Princeton; oe Wayne Tech the ball out of bounds to start the play and more palaver ensued.

First Win Still Best

The first running of the Lawrence Realization stakes was worth more to the winner than any of

ever, if no team is in| ball Coaches’ Association, said the SoIgnity of his resi-| he wished to make “a plaintive dence, he JuAY Play with team|plea to the Olympic committee : _ nearest his to avoid another legal ret If something in not done in . = near future, he went on, the TURNING BACK THE PAGES... . There's. a. scavelly.. Amateur Athletic Union and the Eo a Wy BUT Jui ier that betwee the} Wayne.

Kaufskys Hop

* The under-manned Kautskys

ners, 73-65. Lewis scored DST points last season with Sheboygan to cop second. place scoring honors in| the league. Redskins he has carried nearly a. 10 point average. Also missed in the lineup last night was the steady, deliberate

and retired from action oni the diamond, he had the Amer-

his all-time record up to date “es His lifetime record came up exactly even, at .500, with 64 victories and 64 defeats... Bill Burwell has a big league managerial « «+ He master-

forces are going to havei$34,100 by winning the inaugural} Cosmic Bomb got

Will Ease Shortage

By BILL PITTMAN The Indianapolis Kautskys were in Chicago today still hopeful of a chance at the National Basketball League -playoffs. ~The spark of hope grew brighter with the acquisition of Fred Lewis, traded from Sheboygan for $6000 and Milt Ticco.

Lewis’ sharpshooting last night when they lost to Ft. Wayne Zoll-

‘Pro Basketball

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This vear with the!

Pet Anderson ...sciaeisanesse 38 L150 "Rochester . an in Wayne ... 650 Toledo 390 8 Ho 0 | ‘ 140

its 54 renewals. Salvator earned

1889, $10,050 for winning Jat year.

e Lewis

could havé done with a little of

NINE he PIFates-in-ome’ sri BT Tn Th a r BS . pct | x CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS. | Washington Catholie . 39, Terre Haute last year, the season's finale, and |0f the Butler squad. Tri-Cities ~~EattShatridiadl nn bs way spt. Baines B., the Bucs won : “Available Tonight © Oshkosh ..... 478 Franklin Township 40, Whitatand "31. STATE coriio in ———————— Both Lewis and Dietz will be in|INDIANAPOLIS $i . © OTHER WIGH SCHOOLS | Wabash 46. Butter 31. Golf Notes the Kautsky lineup tonight when|' |! sty dur a dened Cian ths 34 (over |Indiana Central $1. Camierbury 54. they meet Syracuse in the Chi- Tolle ., ro a Concur 76, Benton Harbor 5%. Sound movies of some of golf's Akrotf 80, Star City |Goncordla 76. Benton Hi : tmak cago Stadium. Oshkosh 8 Rochester 40 Bloomington 55, Linton 41 i ng Gis outstanding ' sho! ers and] The Kautsky starting string— ‘NEXT GAMES Connersville n. Ro sisbams 1 Moat oe no pst of. the nt Joe Leo Klier, Bruce Hale, George aay a RTIANATOLIA a (overiime). " Bowl Boston College 48.

Louis-Joe Walcott fight will be|Glamack, Bill Closs” and Ernie

Andres—played ‘all but 24 seconds of last night's game. Closs went out on fouls. The Zoliners grabbed an early lead and stayed ahead until the [last period when Glamack and

Golf Club at 8 p. m,

Indians at Home

Wib Kansas City April 15 I. 11; Pri» , 8, 4; 2620, 30; August]

> oh Te aaa y 10-2: | Andres found the range to tie the ith’ § oe uy

1 Pantha May S§8me up. At the first intermission

wih Mitw ido ig 0; Jiiwagtertaprit 26, 23, 1 Lig Ma 1 When the teams left the floor at

the. half the board read, 34-30,

The Zoliners gained some more on an underbasket drive by Paul ber| ATmStrong. After two free throws and a Indians Abroad fielder by Bob Pelkington, they A Kansas Cltyapel 21. 28 20, June began a ring-around-the-rosy 16, 17; July 18, 1%, 18; Aug, is, 19, stall, Another drive by Niemiera| | mat %. %. 3 netted a couple of free throws! At Ly Paulo-ia, .. June 18, 13, land put Closs out of the game. 11. » Play Keep-Away . The game ended with Zollners RA Iplaying keep-away in the center

na EA 14; dune 566

he ith Low vier ay 0; a (5, 5; pogust 9,30. 11; Aus. 2, 25; Sepiein

te 5 the Zoliners were ahead, 21-'5-cisions.

, {to bring the crowd onto the floor

also knew, but he wasn't too sure of some of the other happenings.

LaPorte at Wichigan Gy sou a free throw as the game “ended.” NEW YOFK, Feb. 11 (UP)—|a5q down off the bench all eve-

ning when decisions seemed go-

{fusion probably was induced by

A Aldrid Albright gunner, had been held out of the Jiu 3. ridge,

CONFUSED, TOO~The ball Ties motionless on the floor as a Shortridge and Tech player scramble. The Blue Devil is Dud

Burge and the Techster (only. partially visible) is Bob Kelley. Chuck

Keever of Shortridge comes charging 1 in to try for the loose leather. Shortridge won the game, ‘43-37.

Satans Least Confused

By THE OLD KUNNEL

Confusion.

the doors at the East Side gym, but he probably foupd out all right

that the final score was 43-37 in| . Julivs Home After

favor of the Blue Devils. That much our scalped- friend. Stay in Hospital Russel 8. ulius, athletic

There cerfainly were some director at Shortridge igh

Itice for the engagem: Cincinnati in the fieldhouse here

In Net War of Nerves

The kid who sold our friend his student 35-cent ticket for a| center. New |buck-fifty probably knew as much about the game today as the

In ity High School Basel :

Spectre of Slow-up Walks Bulldos Floor

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Cincinnati Saturday After Wabash Loss

Butler's Bulldogs today licked {their wounds and tried to forget [the spectre of a last-of-the sea{son let-down as they began pracent with

_ Saturday night. ; { The ghost of last season’ s slow{up haunted the Bulldogs last [night as they absorbed a “sweet revenge” 46-31 thumping at the

(hands of the Wabash Cavemen . - last night in Crawfordsville.

Wabash Coach Bill Johnson shifted his squad at the last, minute” to gain the height ad-|

Schedule Tonight |

Anderson at Defiance.

Eastern Illinois at State.

Indiana

vantage with Ronnie Geschideler at forward and Walt Riggle at

The roof fell on Butler mid-

“gcalpee” who watched Shortridge win from Tech in the Battle of \way in the first period as Wabash

spurted to an 18-7 lead. The,

The scalper was one of the hundred or so fans hanging around | un controlled the ball most

{of the time, taking a halftime | lead of 25-15. After the breather Wabash | again. began. to. control. the ball and won going away. Gene Clones, sharnshooting Wabash forward, tallied 15 voints

for the dressing rooms and had o|t0 be recalled to finish it up. In the interim, another little argument cropped out whether or not a Shortridge boy had tried to toss

point at 21-20 when the left the floor at the half.

One of the officials handed)

partment of Utter Confusion. Keever got Coaches of both teams were up

ing against their boys, so they probably were 100 tired to get into this one. “Tech-8hortridge ‘encounters al-| Ways are a war of nerves ‘o all jconcerned, anyway, so the con-

10-and that

points for Shortridge,

the tenseness. The players were

not immune, either, for Joe Kearns and - Gene Lambert squared off like a couple of banty |i ary: : roosters and finally were thumbed |" Shoriridge. (4B Tech TF to the sidelines by the equally bes rs, f 0 3 8(Pa ef . ° 2 wildered officials in the last quar- Ax dna 8 3 Hbollom.? $3 ww, ORE EERE As to the game, the kids made Ralph.ec 4 3 a better spectacle of it than every- impart : ‘ 3 Alright ¢ oo one else concerned. Eton. £ 001

Tech Takes Lead”

Tech got away to a 13-9 lead| Totals Score by Pes

ndesson.

A starting lineup in favor of more] Umpire—Layall Fisher, Lapel.

Wayne,

officiating by throwing coins; peanuts, programs and paper containers on the playing floor. During the fourth period several irate fans came down to the floor side to tell officials Max Tabacchi and Frank Scanlon what: they thought of the de-

Several times the misanthropic antics of the officials threatened

ing Gree! Bhutiton 4 Defiance 64.

Converse 50, Sweet Duke 4 41. Wake Forest

r 27 Dalerille 48, Sulphur Springs 43 (overs

aus Chicago Washington 64. Hunting-

Morehead Ky) 57. Georgetown 56.

Hartford City 33, Decatur 32. | Murray 1, LA hain Tunteriown’ 5, Sou iter 2s ion Valley if William Jewell &0 Obertin Jasper 48, New Albany 46 val Knightstown 65, Knightstown Morton iis Msrquetie 41, Lavola ila.

3 oria ringfield 89. Harvard 5 Monroeville 41, Leo 32 a Ee 80, Augus'ana 5

Milford 48, Middlebury 25

en masse, Marshall % Kin a Witten! 38 As en ® 85) . Milan 61, Moores z Wilmington 9. Rio Grande 30. —_— " a Fi. Wayne pins Ri Metea 43, Walton 34 | Westara 48, Akron 4 il $5 Pixie t F 15 Pf|Mt. Comfort 51, Maxwell 33 Weslevan 64, Triniy 58. Kier 3 4 4 Hamil ont 6.3 7 Mosreaville 66 60, Plainfield 42 vier 72, Dayt n° 52 Glamackes -# 2. ITKaney.c 1 a|New Ca Winsl 27 Er “loss T 2° 3 Smileyg 5S 4 1 {Owensville a inslow | Andres. g 5 3 4 Toughg 4212 Owensbora (Ky) Th, Rock rt 30 He’ n Take a Cha {Tieco.g 000 irimowt %¢ 3 [Richland Twp. (Fountain) 49. West Leb. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11 (UP) Towery,g 3 0 1 Anon AT ON rapeion 39 ~Richard (Pancho) Gonzales, 20i ockvi Totais 20 15 23Pejupera tl 3 3 3|South Bend Riley 31, Rochester 3 year-old tennis discovery of the Totals 22 21 20 |Sonth Bend Central 53, Hammond Tech past year, has refused Mexican Indianapolis ToT. 7 Pefloas 1 1-s Spencer 49, Worthington 43. |citizenship .and a sure berth on

Viren Milkars 61 ang a8 ad 5 y

Montpelier 54, Pennville 30, Western Kentue 3, 3. North Dakota 41 :

Devil rally which saw the North! > Siders trim Tech’s margin to a again at 53-53.

Incidentally, it took 35 minutes to play two eight-minute periods of ibasketball during that first half |—another addition for the De-

all of Shortridge’s Cloncst points in the third quarter as the Blue Devils still trailed, 27. | Rotton.s 25, then Dud Burge and Bill gg Ralph chimed in to help him in ithe final stanza. ,This was a| {hot and profitable one for Short-| ridge - with--18.-points-. to. Tech's} . pr. Wd IE meant the vietary. [ion Retiree pavaas 0 O'Brien, Maas Evans. a =

Keever wound up with 18]

Gordon King 11 for Tech and Gordon Denies Island Island Bid

Lyall Fisher and Eugene Glaze] SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, with a couple of headaches. Sum- | (UP) —Jimmy Phelan,

inthe first quarter, largely dr ge... 2 4 3 to some good free throw tossing.|Tech oe oD : Chuck Keever, Shortridge’s chief yor", "Heute ised oy Kearns 3.

H.S., College Cage Scores

Nidson 190 atone i. e). | DePaul wrence ech paritneion 3_pover 3 {double overttm {Dartmouth 78, American International MM. DeSoto 53. Gaston 29 iran 6 SE ’ ’ ; ram ase Evansville Bosse 58, Evansville Memorial| Hamline 56. 5 (Thomas, Minn) 54. Fast Chicago Raosevelt 35, Rensseiner 34. Holy Cross Temple 44. -

scored by ‘Woodie McBride for

net as the game ended.

Wabash (46) Butler 31)

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Is Score at Hall—Wabash 25, Butler 15. Throws -Missed-—Clones 3, -H

veteran head coach at St. Mary's College, today said he intended to com-|

plete his present contract which!

3/has three more years to run. His | 3|statement was a denial that he. athad ever been approached as }/ head coach: for the University of. Hawail.

16 11 22) Totals 11

distinguished beauty:

") July 5 4; August 8, 27; i, Wine “Al rigiow Tote Masia Wl F) Clinton. + the Mexican. Davis Cup squad. A matron ¥ Columbus 11. 18: June 10. 30,0 the court. la, Kin ops Nelmiera Hale «. ‘Mller, |Vallonis 82, Needmore |He rejected the Mexican offer and 20: July 27, 2.29; September 11, 12, 12.) Durin the ame the: fans! Glamack 2, Closs 1 Wakarusa 88, Nappanee 43 said he'd take his chances of a lode Max 19, 20; J 1, 2% 8 & Officals—Max ® Tabaceht “and Prank |Whitestown 58 Westfield 53 { al? 23, 24, 25, 25; September un. showed their disapproval of thelgcanion. ‘ Wawaka 43, Ligonier 39. Davis Cup berth in this country. | « OFFICIAL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE 1948 A ; ’ At Toledo At Columbus At Indianapolis At Louisville At Milwaukee At Kansas City At St. Paul At Minmapel A ———————————.| S— poi | heres —— - - . - eee a —— | "May 18, 16. 18 | "May 13, 14 May i, 12 Apr. 21m» — | May & 3 pe May 7 A 3 o | May 4, 8, 8 | Aug. 10, 11, 12 June 5, 6 4 June 2, 3 4 une 16, 17 . une 11 | June 13, gr 14, 18 Toledo setuaraanen Make. It | Sept. 4.5.5.8.8 July ‘1. 8, July 10, 11, 11 July 18] 17, 18, 18 June 19, 20 July 13 July 14, y | | Aug. 28, 2. » | Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 3 | Avg 16, 17 | Aug. a 15 18 Avg. 0 0 2 a ol Aug. 18 b yo +5 Yay ay R30, 3%. in 1 | May 0,13 May 13, 14 TT May 78, 9, 0 May 3 “., Wu | der. 7m, an, 2 y Apr “30, May 1, 3, 3, = Nine 2, 34 | June 5, 6 : June 14, 15 une une 9 ne Columbus essences Aug. 24, 25, 26 A Must | July 10, 11, 11 uy 1 8 July 13, 14 July 31, 22 + July 18, 18, 19, 20 Ia July 16, 17 vo A | —— Aug. 31, Sept.'1, 3 | Aug. 38, 20, » | Aug. 14, 18, 15 Aug. 16, 17 Aug. 18, A | Aug. 20, 21, 22, 23 May in ne May wo 18° May is. 8 16,31, 31 May 1,2 2 “Apr. 21 [VE May . May 7, 8,9, 9 idanaps snsenel Juv 26 8, 98 | Juv a oy » To Read Aug, 26, nm uly 15, 30 July 16 17, 18, 18 June ian le nen Bent, pt, 8, 9 =. b Sept 12, = pt. 6, § Aug; 31,23, 22 Aug. 18, 19 Aug. 16, 1" Aug. 13, 14, 18, 18 May 18 “May a May. 20, 30 May 3&5 I May 7, 8 09, “Apr. 30, May 1, 3. 3. | Apr. 27. 28. 3 | . June 19, 20, June 11, 18 July 8, § . Yona F132, 13, 13 oo hs” : A ard, 33 | da A 2 io " Louisville «oouveees| Bly a7, July 34. "3, 25, 26 | Aug. 9, 10, 11, M4, 25 The Times v3 13 8 , 11, July 31,32 y 13, 14 July 18, 11 July 18, 18. 19, 30 Sept. 11, 2 , 9,10 Sept. 4, 8° Aug. 18, 19 Aug. 21, 22, 23 Aug. 13, 14, 18, 18 | Aug. 16, 17 April 18, 18, 19, 20 Ew 1 APF. 34, 28, 38 31, 9, 2 ———— : Ce Bo MR, Milwaukee May in. 32 | May 33, 23, M4 Tah a a |» = nam Mar , 0% a 31 May 3, i nm. Wi i ssbhauadtl uly 1,2 June 28, 29, 30 | June 23,.24, 2 June 28, 27, 7 Every Day Sept. 5,5. 6. 8 July 2 he >. 3 | Jy 26 27 i sat | 08. 1. 8. Aug. 5,6 [July 3, Aug 11: | Aug. 2,3 4 a Sept. 8. Sept. 11, 12, 12 Apr. 21, 23,.33 “Apr. 34, 5, 28 | Apr, 15, 16,.81 | Apr. 18, 18, 19, 30 | May 15, 16, 18 ————— Su a % 1 Ee ay 21, May 25, 26 | May 23. 23, 2 y 21, 2 , ly 4.4.8, 8 hs ol Kansas City setestl June 26, 21. 27 June 23, 24, 28 {Jute 28, 20, 30 Mo La ub 2,50 3, For News | * " 1.3, July 31 Aug. 1 1 | Aug. 8, : | Aug. 7, 8, 8 1, 12, 12 Apr. 18, 18, 17 Apr 18.18, 19, 30 | Apr. 31, 31, 33 | Apr. 34, 35, B® | June 2 3 “May 17,1819 eo, : May 33, 23, 3 ay 2, 22 Ns 3 7 May 25, 26 July 16. 1, 1 «| June 88, 6 St. Pad sasenteans) June 36, 29, 30 July June 2, 1 7° June 33, a» Ju uly 7, 8 and Notes , 4 intima | LAUE. Aug. 2, 3, 4 | duly 3, 1 Aug, , Sept. | te Aug. 2, | 5 — Bi » Apr. a1 a 19, 20 | Apr. 1 5 By “May 17, 18, June da Moy ie 3ty, June 1” a ay 23 une id : July ri ery Sue 3,3, "30 Ww 1 8 5 ‘Aug. 10, 13, 23, 2 of the A, A. 784 Ae Aug. 28, 20, a Sept. of - Al am

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