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e,#a- linen, ta 6j temperature was bestowed upon' the - ~ athietes Tuesday. A high wind ham- pered throwing on both days. Most of th e time was occupied, wiïth batting and 'fielIding -'practice. "Sandy" used EarI Borrle at, first base, while Reggie Rounsfuli. and Dick Sauer worked at, second and third respectively. Jim. Dewey seems ta have, taken, over short-stop. AI Bruschini at present has the cali to catch. These. players spent a good deal of time drilling, on play fundamentals Wila .Thibo;iy (lef t), 731 Ce>.tial avemie, Wilmette, -is vice-Pre.si-, and fielding ýform. Coach Sandvig bc- dent of the Gamma Kappa.Delta l'otieg People's associiat of tMe Episco pal lieves that many victories, even ini diocese aid general chairmapi of the an» liai catliedral bail to b)e held Vay2& m» thegrand bailroomi of t1e Palme r house. The proceeds go toivards a cathèdral anid shelter f und. .4 queen contest aiid floor show will be special at-. tractionis at the bail. Robert Wt,. Thvýboniy (riqht) is ;north shore zo'we chair- -- 2.....~,,Jn-iI'. i, metias aed ticket sales.. Both .boys -are tue mbýrs of i GUIDE-LECTUI Next week's guide-l the general public ai of Natural Historym Iday. April 19, at 3 P.i and zoIog "Birds of se tours. c Sow loves ber Docomd Fkor high school baseball, are due to "sir"playing and readiness totake .advant.age of "breaks." The frosh-soph open their series against Oak Park, Monday, April 26.ý Newlyweds' Group of phoning Wil- Of New York ieridan road. Y