successful iruon next year, Middletown's be't baseball talemt between the agrs o f nine end 16 will be featured i in four games, two at Smith Farm in the afternoon and two at Gardner diamond in the evening.The Class A All. Stars, eoerhed by Bernic Cain, will be seen at 3 p.m. at Smith Farm. Pitcher Eddie Cain and Outfielder Don Garver of the champion VFW No. 380f team are on the team as aro Catcher Larry Sm'th and Pitcher Ted Traylor of run* ner*up Junior Optimist.Mrs. (liirnnilrr l ops Ladies IhivMrs. Vic Carpenter** H5 was lowj gross score for 18 holes of play, lt;»n Ladies Day at WLdwnod Golf Club this week The low net j ‘core was Mrs. M. L JohnstonVMrs. M. R. Sanderson's 48 was J low cross on tin* fir^t nine* Holosl and Mrs. E. C. Husrlton's 38 was! lew net. Mrs. Del Meyer’s 48' w as best gross mark and Mrs IT tr.ua 11 u,«. Knil nnllCec'l Reffitt's Class C squad of 30 is tha largest team.The Class C encounter will be played under the Gardnersurance and Jim Ousley o f American Legion, the winning-be furnished bv the Middletown Umpires' Association.\\ ilson Sees Much Work For LionsDETROIT ,T — George Wilson } admitted that his team looked|w* tagged'* and he noted that lot of *r( work remains before the Detroit) ^ {Lions are molded into a top foot-ball team. j JAnd hlt;» would have liked it much *f better if he could have used more