anaheim-gazette 1952-06-18

ON THE LAM ... with Jim Lamhofer Anaheim's Junior Legion baseballers battling down to the wire with Fullerton in the league's first round, face much the tougher assignment in the round's final games this weekend... Currently deadlocked with Fullerton for first (the teams sporting identical 1-1 records), the locals must subdue Placentia's potent nine, also still in the running with a 2-2 state; while Fullerton has only to turn back winless Orange. Eddie West comes up with the startling disclosure in his Santa Ana Register column that all Southland sports scribes have been apparently misspelling the name of Anaheim high's Larry Kirchmann the entire season... A CIF official told West that Kirchmann, one of the county's top quarter - milers, spelled his name with two "n's" on his CIF entry card. Reactions to a busy sports weekend just past... Have American golfers finally caught up with Bobby Locke, the South African who almost got chased back across the Atlantic his last trip over here because he was too good?... Locke dropped out of the National Open after his first game. Gregg Drops Major Debut Against Bucs Anaheim's Hal Gregg, making his debut with the New York Giants yesterday, dropped his first major league test with the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-2. Gregg, who moved up from the Oakland club on the strength of his 11-2 Coast League hurling record, had a 2-2 tie going into the seventh inning with two out. Carefully walking home-run king Ralph Kiner he faced Gus Bell, who then busted up the ball game by pounding a grand slam homer to push the Pirates permanently out in front. Meanwhile from a listless bunch of second divisioners, Chicago has again become the "go-go Sox" of the early 1951 campaign. Giving every evidence that they have pennant designs of their own, the White Sox last night swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics, 13-1 and 2-1, to roll up their eighth and ninth wins in the last 11 games. The double win moved them to within a half game of the faltering Cleveland Indians and boosted them to within only three games of the front-running Yankees. Chicago picked up ground on all Robertshaw-Fulton Out P & L, 4-3, Bloomers Drop 10-9 Game to Wolverines Anaheim Bloomers were downed by Brea Wolverines last night at Brea, 10-9. The game proved to be highly controversial in that the winning run was scored unknown to the Wolverines. Mona Carner and Mary Lou Gastelum boasted two hits apiece to lead the Bloomer girls on hitting. Kay Turner led in scoring with three runs. Mona Carner, Kay Dierst and Jo Ann Clark scored two runs each and Doris Holve scored the final tally. Anaheim's next game will be Friday, against Huntington Beach at Anaheim. Coach Lois Alderson and the Bloomer Girls will be going all out to win this one. Reactions to a busy sports weekend just past... Have American golfers finally caught up with Bobby Locke, the South African who almost got chased back across the Atlantic his last trip over here because he was too good?... Locke dropped out of the National Open after his first two rounds, a medioere 75-76—151... Remember Bill Fell, the Cotton sprinter and halfback who ran 9.6s and was supposed to become one of the world's greatest sprinters?... Fell, winding up his eligibility at Oregon, ran a poor fifth in a trial heat at the NCAA championships at Berkeley... And how about Reynolds?... A few years ago Reynolds and Joe Page were called the best pitcher in the American league... Reynolds would start and then tire along about the sixth, and Page would come in and save the win the Allie... Now, with Joe no longer around, Reynolds must figure he has it piece himself... He's finished all 11 of his starts this season, winning seven of them. Can you think of a middle distance race in track and field history that has three great runners in it than Friday night's 400 meters at the National AAU at Long Beach, which will match George Rhoden, Mal Whitfield, and John Barnes?... Rhoden holds the world's record at this distance, while Whitfield holds a score of the 800 meters standard, but Barnes could take them both... And don't count out Herb McKenley, possessor of the world 44 yard mark, who, like Dick Atteasoy, is slowly coming along the comeback trail... Being able to hold the AAU gigantic will help Long Beach to forget that black month last March when the Long Beach Relays were twice postponed and finally cancelled... SC could have captured the NCAA meet with a two man squad... COSTELLO BOOKED VAN NUYS (UP)—Comedian Lou Costello was booked on suspicion of drunk driving today. Police said his car smashed two fences, crashed into a parked car and rolled down a boulevard on the wrong side of the street without lights. in scoring with three runs. Mona Carner, Kay Dierst and Jo Ann Clark scored two runs each and Doris Holve scored the final tally. Anaheim's next game will be Friday, against Huntington Beach at Anaheim. Coach Lois Alderson and the Bloomer Girls will be going all out to win this one. White Templars, EUB Win Church League Games In the Church League doubleheader last night, White Temple upset Stanton Community in a close ball game, 6-4. The Duncan brothers came through with the big stick to help along with the victory. Duane Duncan got three for four and Hubert two for four. Jack Paulus also contributed with two hits to chalk up a win for Ira Webber. The second game between Grace Lutheran and EUB was fought down to the wire as EUB pulled the game out of the fire in the sixth inning with four runs to win 5-4. Howard Mush was the leading batter for EUB with three for four. Heavies Square Off Tonight in Olympic Matches KANSAS CITY (UP)—The pressure is on the heavyweights and light heavies as Uncle Sam's rugged amateur boxers square off tonight for berths in next month's world Olympic Games at Helsinki. Ten semifinal scraps will precede the championship windup. All the champions qualify for the U.S. Olympic team. Four alternates will be chosen from the losers. Edward Sanders of Los Angeles, representing the all-Navy team, scored a sensational first round knockout over heavweight Lloyd Willis, the midwest regional king, in 1:31 of the first round last COSTELLO BOOKED VAN NUYS UP—Comedian Lou Costello was booked on suspicion of drunk driving today. Police said his car smashed two fences, crashed into a parked car and rolled down a boulevard on the wrong side of the street without lights. If You Drive! Don't Drink the aggregate of any two of Jack Devis, with 18 points; Parry O'Brien, with 18; and Sim Iness with 10, exceeding the point totals of all the other teams. The Trojans did win an NCAA championship in the war year of 1943 with a four man squad. PGA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY GETTING UNDER WAY TODAY LOUISVILLE UP—The tournament of upsets, the PGA championship, gets under way today, and one of the safest bets in golf is that a lot of golfers who have been grabbing the headlines will be out of it by Saturday night. And Saturday is only the half-way point in the week-long grind, consisting of two 18-hole qualifying rounds and five rounds of match play. To increase your own safety as well as of your fellow motorists, check your headlights for proper working order and proper focus, advises the National Automobile club. Maladjusted headlight beams are a major cause of night blindness and consequent night accidents. The largest sugar refinery in the world is reported by the National Automobile club to be located at Crockett in Contra Costa county. Gazette SPORTS Robertshaw-Fulton Squad Squeezes P & L, 4-3, in 'Dream Game' Momers Drop Game to Wolverines Bloomers were down-sea Wolverines last night at 10-9. Me proved to be highly visual in that the winning scored unknown to the Mona Carner and Gastelum boasted two to lead the Bloomer hitting. Kay Turner led with three runs. Mona Day Dierst and Jo Ann fired two runs each and scored the final tally. Next game will be against Huntington Beach. Coach Lols Alderson Bloomer Girls will be go-to win this one. Chiksan Company overwhelmed Real Gold, 16-9 last night at La Palma park in the opener of the Industrial League encounters for the night. In the second game, Robertshaw-Fulton won a "dream" game rom P & L Transmission, 4-3. P & L lead Robertshaw 3 to 1 up until the bottom half of the seventh inning, when with two away, Ray Huston and Cliff Hornton hit successive home runs to tie the ball game three to three. Then Barney Swearingen and George Vierra garnered back to back singles, with Swearingen romping home on Bob Hansfield's safety over the right fielder's head, to win the ball game. P & L Transmission picked up their three runs in the third inning as Bill Pearson singled, followed by Al Bushman's double, both men scoring ahead of Joe Aguirre as he doubled and came home on an error. Chiksan capitalized on the extra base hitting of Bob Ritchie and Jack Russel as they combined to drive in 11 of the Toolmen's 16 runs. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press A year ago today — Mrs. Rose DiMaggio, 72, mother of the greatest of all baseball families — Joe Dom, Vince—died in San Francisco. Five years ago — Ewell Blackwell pitched a no-hitter as Cincinnati beat Boston, 6-0; he allowed only four walks. Ten years ago — Gusio, grandson of Man O' War, won $50,000 American Derby. Twenty years ago—Brooklyn defeated St. Louis, 5-2, behind the pitching of Larry French raising their lead over the Cards to 5 and a half games. A.G.A. Field Day At Meadowlark Tomorrow STANDING By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L. San Diego 47-11 Hollywood 48-11 Oakland 40-25 Los Angeles 32-28 Seattle 36-36 San Francisco 34-43 Portland 30-41 Sacramento 31-46 Yesterday's Results Portland 2, Los Angeles 1 Oakland 2, Seattle 1. Hollywood 5, San Diego 2 San Francisco 4, Sacramento Games Today San Francisco (Singleton Sacramento) (Johnson 5-5). Portland (Sanford 5-3) at goles (McLachlan 5-7). Seattle (Nagy 6-4) at (Ayers 4-5). Hollywood (Lindell 10-3) Diego (Luna 7-4). American League W L. New York 21-20 Boston 22-24 Cleveland 32-26 Chicago 31-26 Washington 26-26 St. Louis 26-31 Philadelphia 22-28 Detroit 18-27 Yesterday's Results Chicago 13-2, Philadelphia Detroit 7, New York 6. Washington (Cleveland 3, St. Louis 2, Boston 1). Games Today New York (Salin 6-2) at Houtteman 3-8 or Stuart 2. Washington (Shea 3-2) at land (Garcia 9-3) night. Boston (Henry 5-2) at S (Pillette 5-4) night. Only games scheduled. Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia at Chicago (2) Boston at St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. National League W L. Brooklyn 38-15 New York 34-19 Chicago 24-22 St. Louis 29-30 Cincinnati 25-30 Program Revealed. For Olympic Meet Officials staging the final Olympic track and field trials at the Los Angeles Coliseum Friday and Saturday afternoons, June 27 and 28, report a large advance ticket sale from Southland sport fans. The final schedule of events follows: FRIDAY (Track Events) 2:00-400-meter hurdles trials. 2:20-800-meter preliminaries. 2:20-100-meter trials. 2:45-5000-meter runs final. 3:15-100-meters final. 3:40-400-meter hurdles final. (Field Events) 1:30-High jump final. 1:50-Javelin final. 1:20-Hammer throw final. 1:20-Shot put preliminaries. 1:30-Brook jump preliminaries and final. 2:30-Discus throw preliminaries. SATURDAY (Track Events) 2:00-110-meter hurdle preliminaries. 2:20-800-meter preliminaries. 2:20-100-meter trials. 2:45-5000-meter runs final. 3:15-100-meters final. 3:40-400-meter hurdles final. (Field Events) 1:30-High jump final. 1:50-Javelin final. 1:20-Hammer throw final. 1:20-Shot put preliminaries. 1:30-Brook jump preliminaries and final. 2:30-Discus throw preliminaries. In these events will be pitted the finest American athletes, victors in a series of pre-final elimination meets and a field which includes past Olympic champions, American and world record holders. A.G.A. Field Day At Meadowlark Tomorrow Tomorrow all the Anaheim Golf association members will be heading for Meadowlark golf course. That is the day the AGA is holding its annual Field Day. Tee off time from 12 noon on. The tournament winners, which just finished at Willowick Golf course, will playoff for the grand championship. Winners of each flight who will playoff: John Ganiahl winner of the first flight, Ray Vah Wagoner of the second flight and John Shea, winner of the third. These three duffers or golfers are out to get the crown and should be exciting to watch as the three will be under constant pressure. Other prizes for the Field Day will be given for low net, low gross, blind bogie, etc. Vern Rold, committee chairman is in charge of arrangements. Trophies will be awarded to the honored player at a banquet which will follow the play. Tickets; are available to the AGA members and guests from any of the three men: Dick Gay, John Shea and Les Moon. Price for a good dinner is $2.50. See you at Meadowlark. JUvenile League Schedule TOMORROW A League 9:30-Gazette vs Cotlers. 10:20-Schaefflers Palnts vs Freeze. 11:10-Junior Chamber of Commerce Anaheim Palnts 2. Schaeffler Palnts 10.Fosters 5. B League Anaheim Nash vs Brown and Haskins 1. Optimizer C League Bob Williams Sporting Goods Nadorff Hardware 13.VFW 4.Cone Bros. 8. HUKS IMPRISONED MANILA (P)—William J. Pomeroy, American propaganda chief for the communist Huks, and his Filipino wife, Celia, today were sentenced to life imprisonment for armed rebellion in the Philippines. Each pleaded guilty to the indictment which also charged murder, kidnapping, arson and robbery as members of the Huk organization. These games are practice and there is still room for boys to sign up, any mormon City hall. Boys in can programs and Bible school urged to sign up and come later date. The basketball league will Sugar Ray Will Spot Joey Maxim 15 Pounds in Monday Night Bout By GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK. (UP)—Fights between good men in different weight divisions always are intriguing. The one coming up Monday night between Joey Maxim, the 175 pound champion, and Sugar Ray Robinson, boss of the 160 pounders, is providing the game with the greatest tonic it has had since Joe Louis came out of the Golden Gloves nearly 20 years ago. This is something the experts can get their teeth into. It is the showdown for that large segment of the fraternity which has long claimed, with some seriousness, that the great Robinson could hold his own with the big fellows if given the chance. This observer is of the opinion that Sugar's admirers will find they have made a serious mistake, and that the Negro flash will be happy to return to his middleweights after: Joey has worked his body over for 15 rounds or less. But it is a question which needed to be settled, and it could prove a terrific match. This much is certain. Maxim and his wily manager, Doc Kearns, crave to fight the lighter man so bad that it hurt—and not entirely because it represented a rich pay day. They were certain that Joey, who had fought Jersey Joe Walcott three times and Ezzard Charles five times without being knocked down, could give Sugar a systematic beating and not be hurt himself. Whether Robinson actually wanted to fight Maxim is more difficult to say. He at least pretended not to and repeatedly accused his manager, George Gainford, of trying to get him killed. Some fellows we hold in high respect for their knowledge of the inner workings of the noble pastime say this was just Ray's persuasive of getting more money than the official contract calls for. They do not believe that the world's biggest drawing card is splitting the proceeds 30-30 with Maxim, who never has drawn anybody much. Whatever the strategy behind Sugar's seeming reluctance to scrap a good man 15 pounds his senior; he has shown no signs of worrying since he inked the papers. He has looked relaxed in his training camp and has declared repeatedly that, so far as he is concerned, this is just another fight like all the others before it. Showdown Looming In Women's Open CHICAGO (UP)—A title down between medalist Rawls and defending champion Patty Berg loomed today amid the women's Western Open tournament entered only its second round. Miss Rawls, feminine golfer 1952 money winner with a $10,000, moved against and heralded amateur Mrs. D. Anheaux of Hinsdale, Ill., in upper bracket. In the lower bracket, Miss—seeking an unprecedented open crown—met a capable teur, Carol Diringer of T. Ohio. Only other pro in the bracket is Betty Jameson. If both win, Misses Berg Jameson would clash in to row's quarterfinals and that for would be heavily favorable reach Saturday's 36-hole championship match. Twinks One Game Off Loop Lead After Dropping Pads, 5-2 in Series Opener (By the Associated Press) STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L, Pet GBL San Diego 47 11 .603 Hollywood 48 51 .592 Oakland 40 35 .573 Los Angeles 38 28 .500 Battle 36 35 .500 San Francisco 34 43 .442 Portland 30 41 .433 Sacramento 31 46 .403 Yesterday's Results Portland 2, Los Angeles 1, Oakland 2, Seattle 1. Hollywood 5, San Diego 2. San Francisco 4, Sacramento 2. Games Today San Francisco (Singleton 7-6) at Sacramento (Johnson 5-5). Portland (Sanford 5-3) at Los Angeles (McLain 5-7). Seattle (Nagy 6-4) at Oakland (Luna 7-4). American League W L, Pet GBL New York 21 20 .608 Boston 32 24 .571 1½ Geveland 32 26 .552 2½ Chicago 31 26 .544 3 Washington 26 26 .500 5½ Louis 26 31 .456 8 Philadelphia 22 28 .440 8½ Detroit 18 37 .327 15 Yesterday's Results Chicago,13-2, Philadelphia 1-1. Detroit 7, New York 8. Washington, Cleveland 2. St. Louis, Boston 1. Games Today New York (Saln 6-2) at Detroit outteman 3-8 or Stuart 2-2). Washington (Shea 3-2) at Cleveland (Garcia 9-3) night. Boston (Henry 5-2) at St. Louisillette 5-4) night. Only games scheduled. Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia at Chicago (2). Boston at St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. National League W L, Pet GBL Brooklyn 38 15 .717 New York 34 19 .642 4 Chicago 34 22 .607 5½ Louis 29 30 .422 12 Hollywood is only one game out of first place in the Pacific Coast league, having felled the pace-making San Diego Padres 5-2 in the first game of their make-or-break seven-game series. Big Pinky Woods of the Stars was touched for nine hits last night but he was effective with men on base. Big gun of the Stars' attack was speed merchant Carlos Bernier, who smacked two runs across in the sixth with a screaming triple. Earlier, he had singled, swiped second and counted on another single. A real pitching thriller is set up for San Diego fans tonight, with the veteran knuckleballer Johnny Lindell throwing 'em for Hollywood against the Padres' young fireball southpaw Willie Luna. Portland's Lyman Linde combined savvy and control with a wicked slider to conquer Los Angeles, 2-1. Linde scattered four hits; walked nobody and whiffed eight. The lowly Beavers got their fifth win in six games against Los Angeles this season and snapped a five-game Angel win streak. The Angels' only run was Bob Talbot's homer in the fourth. Eddie Basiniski's double and Frank Austin's single in the fifth provided Portland's winning margin. The team's initial run came in the second as Basinski singled home Joe Brovia from third. Buena Park Lynx Drop Lionettes 4-3, at Orange Buena Park Lynx evened up the series last night by downing their cross-country rivals, the Orange Lionettes, 4-3, on the Orange diamond. The win gives each team an equal split in the series with 2 wins—2 loss records. The gals from BP boomed out all their bingles in the fourth inning; then had to stave off an Orange rally in the fifth as the Lionettes chased in 3 runs. Sharp fielding on the part of the Lynx then lowered the lid on further scoring despite the fact that the Lynx pitcher gave up 10 scattered lits during the game. Buena Park pitcher Bev Meissen, who also put together the Lynx' other victory against the Lionettes. Bertha Ragan chucked for the Lionettes. The battery of Meissen-McDaniels gave up three runs and nine hits. Games Today New York (Sain 6-2) at Detroit Boston 3-8 or Stuart 2-2). Washington (Shea 3-2) at Cleveland (Garcia 9-3) night. Boston (Henry 5-2) at St. Louis Lillette 5-4) night. Only games scheduled. Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia at Chicago (2). Boston 1st St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. National League W I. Pet GHL Brooklyn ..... 38 15 .717 New York ..... 34 19 .642 Chicago ..... 34 22 .607 Louis ..... 29 30 .492 Indinati ..... 25 30 .455 Philadelphia ..... 23 31 .426 Boston ..... 23 31 .426 Tsburgh ..... 16 44 .267 Yesterday Results Pittsburgh 6, New York 2. Brooklyn 9, Chicago 1. Boston 5, Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 2-9, St. Louis 1-4. Games Today Chicago (Rash 9-3) at Brooklyn San Cuyk 5-3). Pittsburg (Friend 3-5) at New Kirk (Hearp 6-1). St. Louis (Presko 3-3) at Philadelphia (Meyer 3-7) night. Inchmalti (Raffensberger 7-4 and Hmeler 8-3 or Smith 4-3) at Bosburdette 3-1 and Spahn 6-5). Tomorrow's Games Inchmalti at Boston (night). Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia (night). Softball Tonight CITY LEAGUE (City Park) Cyclones vs Los Alamitos. Alex Tamale vs Anaheim Merchants. Mr. League Results A League Otters 4. Fosters Freeze 3. Junior Chamber of Commerce 6. Cheim Gazette 2. Raffensberger Paints 10. Fosters Freeze B League Inchmalti Nash 11. 20-30 Club 13. Brown and Haskins 1. Optinlist 5. C League Job Williams Sporting Goods 15. Orff Hardware 13. FW 4. Cone Bros. 8. Juvenile League Schedule TOMORROW A League Gazette vs Cotlers. Schaefflers Palnts vs Fosters Freeze. Junior Chamber of Commerce vs Schaefflers Palnts. B League Anahiem Nash vs Brown and Haskins. 20-30 Club vs Kaulbars. C League Cone Bros. vs Nadorff Hardware. Larson Service vs VFW. These games are practice games there is still room for more to sign up, any morning at City hall. Boys in camp in crams and Bible school are to sign up and come at a date. The basketball league will start eight. The lowly Beavers got their fifth win in six games against Los Angeles this season and snapped a five-game Angel win streak. The Angels' only run was Bob Talbot's homer in the fourth. Eddie Basiniski's double and Frank Austin's single in the fifth provided Portland's winning margins. The team's initial run came in the second as Basiniski singled home Joe Brovia from third. Successive home runs by Johnny Ostrowski and Sam Chapman in the second inning enabled Oakland to take a 3-1 decision from Seattle. A home run spelled the difference at Sacramento, too. The Solons succumbed to San Francisco, 4-2 on Bob Thurman's homer in the seventh with two aboard. Both Sacramento runs came on a double by Rookie Al Anicich, fresh off the St. Mary's college campus. Stanford Opening Grid Clinic Today PALO ALTO. (P)-Stanford university's three day annual football coaching clinic got underway today with an impressive array of teachers. AUHS grid coaches will pass up the clinic in preference for a similar one at San Luis Obispo in mid-August. Coaches who will discuss football include: Glenn S. (Pop) Warner, retired Stanford coach; Kip Taylor, Oregon State; Dick Gallagher of Santa Clara; Stanford's entire staff headed by Chuck Taylor; Ernie Jorge, College of the Pacific; Bob Bronzan, San Jose State; Bob Blackman, Pasadena City college; Joe Verducci, San Francisco State; Homer Beatty, Bakersfield J. C.; Harold Hopkins, Pomona high; John Giannoni, Lodi high, and Red Strader, Jim Lawson and Phil Bengston of the professional San Francisco 49ers. Dust and grit in it and not the usage it gets is the greater cause of upholstery wear, according to the National Automobile club. Worked into the fabric of the seat covering, these foreign substances wear and cut until the material takes on a decidedly shabby appearance. HOLY CROSS COPS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE OMAHA (AJP)-Eleven rugged men from Holy Cross today ruled as champions of College baseball. With pitcher Jim O'Neill winning for the third time in the six-day tournament, the Crusaders last night defeated Missouri 8-4, for the NCAA title. Tuesday Fights Los Angeles — Gerry Dreyer, 147½, South Africa, outpointed Art Soto, 159½, Oakland, 100 Newark, N.J.-Bill Gilliam, 210 Newark, outpointed Charles Lester, 215, Cleveland, 8. Doors Open: 6:45 p.m. NOW!: 2 ACE HITS! ERROR FLYNN - RUTH ROMAN Mara Maru and MY CONVICTS MILLARD MITCHELL GILBER ROLAND Showdown Looming in Women's Open CHICAGO (P)—A title showdown between medalist Betsy and defending champion Berg loomed today although women's Western Open golfney entered only its second round. Miss Rawls, feminine golf's top money winner with almost 100, moved against an unadded amateur Mrs. Dwightaux of Hinsdale, Ill., in the lower bracket. The lower bracket, Miss Berg took an unprecedented fifth crown—met a capable ama Carol Diringer of Tiffin. Only other pro in the lower bracket is Betty Jameson. Both win, Misses Berg and Jeson would clash in tomorrow's quarterfinals and that vicwould be heavily favored to Saturday's 36-hole championship match. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage BULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call LAmbert 5-1845 Or Gazette Box 151MC Dust and grit in it and, not the usage it gets is the greater cause of upholstery wear, according to the National Automobile club. Worked into the fabric of the seat covering, these foreign substances wear and cut until the material takes on a decidedly shabby appearance. A vigorous brushing followed by application of the vacuum cleaner will remove the destructive elements. It should be done once a month or so. SLICE OF HAM VISITORS NOT ALLOWED BEYOND HERE "YOU REMEMBER BUCKLEY, OUR CAMOUFLAGE EXPERTS"