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Battle To Finish
Grunts and groans echoed thickly amid the steady flow of rubbing liniment Monday morning. preventing this reporter from having an extended interview w|th any victim of Sunday’s Softball games between the Married Women-Single Women; and the Married Men-Single Men.
Thus he is limited to a spectator's view instead of a “face to face account. Though a cloudy sky early Sunday and right up until game time made any playing doubtful, after a few practice swings, the Married Women lined up in the field for the first frame of the 7 inning game. Promptly the sun made its appearance and with the light wind, made for perfect playing weather.
Mrs.. Jonas Alther took the mound for ‘the Married, with Captain Mrs, Harold Estes, catching. Mrs. William Payne performed at first, Mrs. Charles Corder at second, and Mrs. Edward Clark at third, while Mrs. Russell Racer was responsible for (Cont’d. to page 6) *
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