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Fridiay Oulyl33 REDE HLIUT l................. ~~ Alonday and Tssesday Speciols ..... . ...... ....... 2 e &k.Sbo-4teetFloor - Ak SU U AilUU I1 w I ..... year, added tO its làurels last wek by winniftg four matches, two of theni from league schools. Waukegan», newest member of the league, was the first ývictiM. ThÏe match was played on Tuesday at the Indian Hlili Country club# and -New. Trier Won, 8Y, to 61/. The best scores were turned in by Joe Franco, %who had a 76, and George Victor, who shot 78.. Victorps opponent, F. "Perplch, l finished with an'80. The three mem- bers of the New Trier teaml besides Franco and Victor wuere Charles Moreau, who scored l'/2 points, Caril. Mickelsei, and Fred Wo'rkan, who contributed two p oints. Each school in the league uses a five-man teai, 'and eighteen hol es are Lake Forest academy was defeated by, New Trier, Il/2 to 3Y2, at the. Indian Hill course on Wednesday afternoon. The New Trier teain, with one exception, was composed of, the sameé players that competed against Waukegan. Gilbert. )Xlntosh se- placed Fred Worknian. 7GeogÉe Vic- tor hadl the best score of the day, 79. Joeý Franco turned -n an 82 and Char- les- Moreau an 83. Moreau, Victor and Mc1ntosh contributed three points each to New1 Trier's total, and Franco made two and a haif. Victor 1n Rom Form for the "third timie within 'a Week, George Victor, No. 1 man% on the.New Trier team, shot under 80 when bis. team whipped Oak: Park last fflday .ftern .oon in another Suburban leagu match at, the Oaký Park Country. club course, ý8 to 7: The Oak Park course is "tough," according to HM. B..AMain, New Trier coach, and the home boys gave their north shore opponents the hardest battie of the season. Points for New Trier were made as following: Joe Franco, 3; Gilbert Mc- Intosh, 3; George Victor, 1%~., and Charles Moreau, Y2. The fifth mcm- ber of the teami was Fred Workman. Victor shot a 78 and Franco an 81. At the McHenry Country club last Saturday New Trier whipped the Mc- Henry High school team, 9%4 te 5%. G.Lghe, Off Tem Tom Gallagher, captain of the New, Trier team this year and ranked as the No. 3 player, recently underwent, an ap)pendicitis operation and will be lost for thé entire season, Coach Arani reported this -week. His loas weakeus the team considerably, but the boys stili have hopes of again, winning the psAM ~OV5MNT&Y, LOÇA TED 5ERVING THE CICIAGO ARIA, Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Cunning- ham and daughter, Mary, 156 Wood- stock avenue, ýKenilworth, motored to Culver, Ind., to spend Motheils day with their' son, John. oLDT'.Evi A to wrnter ci