HANDBALL TOUNRNAMENT
Games won and lost W
E. Sandbeck 4
Ray Manthey 3
Jack Rosness 3
O. Sandbeck 2
Marty Skinner 0
Sam Estes 0
R. Petaja 0
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Unconfirmed reports have it that a
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"been seen in each other's company for
many months past, will soon take
marriage vows.
JACK TAKES ALL THREE
Jack Rosness, high school handball
\whiz” stung Rudolph Petaja three
times in the same place last night
when he captured all three games
of handball, the first these boys have
played in the boys single tournament
now under way. Scores 21-14, 22- 20,
21- 5.
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first hairpin, according to those who
sanr the film taken.
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