M( irry o\t: . wourg annLaurel s giants blEMcd a hopelcssl' outclassed Sea! -b ro outfit. 60-11 Friday’s t- mifinal lt;ontests will thro* Lynnville against Kellogg and Laurel neniiist Ming).ivim go «*/NewburgLineviUr f2 Clio 10.I’riimue City 20 Lxline 19.At lt;»oo*r UkeCLASS AF1 KT HOUND Da - cnport 53, Clinton (Ljons) 29.CLASS BFI RT HOUND Walton 50, Sabula 6.Pr* *ton *19. lt;harlott*• IT.At Grand Jet.CLASS AFIRST ROUNDPerry 43 Bayard 2 4At kalonaCLASS AV IRsT ROUNDIowa City 32, low a City (fct Patrick a)Class A 'KittIcy win clt;f uadi r waytonight with Gvinnell ant! Newtondoped a? heavy favorites over Moriroe and Prairie ( * spectivelF* Newton will pla at * clock, after Grinto 11 Uiiv.rRs *ith Monro *at 7:30. The «irn«r. will men? for the Mctioi.a! champion- tp ir. the second gan:t of Saturda nighti card.CLASS BFIRST ROUNDTo* a City (Sharon To'mhip) 27, Ainsworth 25.Lore Tree 29 WY*t lt;hester 9.At krokukCLASS A1 IKT ROUNDKeokuk 71 lliirlititrion lt;M. Paul) 31.CLASS BFIRKT ROt NDDenmark 30, West Point (St. Mary‘a)LynnvilleMontrose 21 \r?yle 15.At kmiwilleCLASS BFIRST ROUNDMilo *5, B^ech 27.SECOND ROUNDPella Christian 26. Liberty Center 20. Lacona 4 *. Harvey 21At MerhanirsvillcCLASS BFIRST ROT NDW! eat land 38. Bennett 36.« alamo* 31, 1 An.iff 26.Io*a lt;tty i Sf Mary s) 49, Liabon 5.\t M lt;*lt; I i a polUOLASS AFIRST ROt ND Burlington 4 1. t opmibu* Junction 24 Mt. Plea-ant 60 Morning Sun 30.CLASS BFIRST not NDYarmouth 26, Dan villa 25Mount t i.ion 3 5. Huron ConsolidatedThe bo* arora Lynnvlllo— 27Van Hall, f .Maltha* a. tMiafftr. fB. Ciauae, f , R .Gausa, e , Wi|»m»n, gsparks, gJ. NortheuttBaxter—2At MontourCLASH B1 !Rs1 RO! \’D Dunbar 4 1 F*rr *on 2^.Oirvi’i 29, !7aM»*ill** 13.Oilman 39, Van « ova 11 Green Mountain 43. Albion 27.Montour 29. Toledo (Mata Juvenile Home) 22\t \rwtonCLASH BF IRS 1 ROt N DLynn v illr 27 Baiter 22.KallOcf 39, Farrar 1 *M inf a 47. Vewbii rg 2*Laurel 60. hr*r«boro 11.At OnknlooaaCLASS Bri» I ROUNDMart in*hurar 3.5 What I hear to. Competim Tap. (Farion) 51, DeltaTotal* h 6 15 2‘.hcore at half Lynnville 16 Ba\trr 7 tree thro*» mi»*rd: Van Hall. Matth **• R Cause 3, U ataman 4; Halter bJohnitoa. Hill 6. Jonti. Johnson 2. But ler.Kcllogf—39Boat, t ............Mayer, f ..........Ray Simpson, 1Thorpe, c ........Herd, c ...........Duane, g -■ .....Cooper. % ..... Roy Mwp»oc, g Mulford. a* -----Pack^ood 26 Cedar 22At ^ illiavn«hurgCLASS BFIRST ROt NDTiffin 44. BlmrMovn 35Oxford 30. Thornburg 18.At WvomingCLASS BFIRST ROUNDLost Nation 4 1 Baldwin 15.Andrew 32. Wyoming 30.Conroy 27. Cosgrove 21.South English 22, Wabatar 14feT.COVD ROUNDMonmouth 29 FI wood 21Farrar— IBRooney, t ...Battle*. 1Jim Blii». fReagan f ...Moreland, e L. Whole. curifftlon, gMcNaar, gA Nichols, Jot Shaw, gTotal* ............ 6 6 b 11Score at half: Kellogg 17. Farrar 9,1 ree throws mitatd: Boat, Ray Simp %on 2, Ro Siropton: Battlei 3, Mort land, Gr.ffilon 3. Reagan 2.LaurelMingo—4 7Fuller, t ..Deaton, iHorlt, 1 ..Fatw ell, f Southern, c Warrick, g ( ummingiRichardion,Tus Laurel High sthuui cagert playing the last game of th* *ournament s opening night, made a deep lmpr-ssion lt;n , i a crowd vi fang b\ tmtfehiut' at: impotentStartboro five, 60-lLMrgil Dye and Dale Locker, huge-center and forward, respectively, for the Marshall count r.iampi-.ns were the chief reasons fur the t f-feet on the tans as they escorted their W( ight with uua- a! rtn* -•to epark their team iu 11- first round appearance.Lye counted 13 poictg, anu Locker 12. but forward bob Ward took •coring honors with a total o! 1 points. Center Richard ba\iB *op ped an ineffective Seat-boro attack with five points.The Laurel giants wasted litti. time in getting up hti-arn to:- tlu contest as they r out! immediately •fter the openim whistle 011 a jiivot ■hot by Ward, and kept it up with monotonous regularity throughout the game. Th* winners raced to a 140 lead in the fit ya; rt«r befur Kenneth Arthur connected toi Searaboro with a long shot, Tm Narsbali county boya continued lor * 20-2 first quarter lead, and blast-ed their way to a 3®-3 score - the end of the half.Favorites to .in the title . lt;ur-day night, the powerful Lain],hare first to meet Mingo In 1 semifioal eofouiit^r Fridiy nifht.Newburg—25Mcllrtth, ( McGmty, fFolium, f ......Palmer. 1 ....Breed**!;, f ..Pit w I lt;e . -----Fiend nekton.Rutherford, gKeup. g ... Welter g ...* . A A * ....... * . . . . .Bcore at half: MinFree throut 111 ttaed Richardson; McGintyford 5. Keuu 5 PaNewburg 12ler, Deaton 2u! 4 Rut be/Weifir.Laurel — Ward, fLooker, Paul f Lukehart LyJis f Dye. c ,Miller • Iron « Kline, gHatvari uLaveHy.Ruaaer,• UY WITH C0NFI0I NCtIf your old car Is ready for crutches, George advise* that you curb your Irritation and go to JOHN MONROE’S. There you'll see how you can save coin by trading up to a better model.Scarebo-o— 11Arthur, fhuddn.g,VlfSCfcM, fDa v ia. c hnider. gNorman, iTula!* ............... 4 S 10 Fhcort at half: f.aurei 36 Hear*boro 3 hire throw* rn -*ed: Locker L)v* 4k'h*if A/’Lj; 2# No mao 3,