THE TIMES: APRIL 11, 19i9
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MXOCHXE TOVUXA-.
MEXT TONIGHT
At tho Eighth District Democratic
club the pinochle tournament be
tween the Ktghth and Xinth District
Democratic clubs, will open. Each
team is confident, i One hundred and
fifty games will be played, iifty to
night the Eighth, and fifty. Thurs
day nirfht, at the Ninth. The third
night will be decided by a toss of
the coin. Each team will be com
posed of ten men. The Eighth dis
trict men are as follows: W. Mayers,
8. Carso, A. Tibbals, J. Whelan, F.
Tate, J. J. Hickey, B. J. Reinstine,
J. Griffin, V. Kogg, R. Barrett,
while the Ninth will be selected from
the following: Charles O'Brien; Roy
Bishop, Francis Rock, Francis
Shaughnessy, James MacDonald, Leo
Shaughnessy, Joseph Saksa, Jr.,
George Zimmer Joseph Halcovitah,
Andrew Saksa, "William Donahue,
Stephen Meaney, Thomas Hunger
ford, Frank Hearn, Fred Hilsinger,
F. Dunigan, John Roache, Richard
Ronan, Fred Youde, John Golden.
The winner of the series will piay the
Sixth district team in their new club
rooms on North avenue.
Harvard will enter Krogness in the
pentathlon at the Penn relay meet.
The event should be very interest
ing this year, with Bartels, the pres
ent champion; Gillo of Colgate, Gil
fillan of Notre Dame and Jordan and
Thompson also among the entrants.
The pentathlon will be held on the
first day of the carnival, April 25.
The championship sprint and dis
tance relays will also be run on the
same day. Both of the events have
drawn the greatest list of entries
ever known in the history of the re
lay carnival, which should make the
first day vie in interest with the
final day.
SIREN BLOWS
FOR BEARDSLEY
Stratford Gives Royal Wei-;
come to Hero Come
Home.
