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              Lock Haven To Test Trackmen .???Jll3.i*?? Huskies To Make Last Hornet Appearance Today Beforr Defending Title m Lock Haven Teachers, who opened their season last week by defeating Slippery Rock in a close meet and then were nosed out at Shippensburg will be here today for the last home appearance of the Huskies who will defend their state title at West Chester a week from Saturday. Today will make the last home appearance of twd of the stars of the squad, Kenneth Hippensteel, of Espy, and Dan Kemple, of Cumbola, who will be graduated on Monday, May 27. There arc the only seniors on the varsity squad. The field events wJll start at three o'clock this afternoon and the track events at 3:45. Following is the schedule of events and the entrants of each college: 3 P. M., pole vault, Lock Haven- Nolan and Skixpon; Bloomsburg??? Wagner. 3 P M., shot put. Lock Haven- Gene, Beightel; Bloomsburg???Bonham, Kashuba, Williams. 3:45 P. M., mile run, Lock Haven??? Yothers, Randall; Bloomsburg??? Kemple, Reed, Magill. 3:45 P. M., high jump, Lock Haven ???Culberston, Tucker, Nolan; Bloomsburg???Kashuba, H. Jenkins, Barton, Halpin, Doster. 3:45 P. M., discus, Lock Haven??? Plummer, Bieghtel, Gene; Bloomsburg???Bonharn, Kashuba, Williams. 4 P. M., 440-yard dash, Lock Haven ???Crocco and Plummer; Bloomsburg??? Spontak, Don Jenkins. 4:10 P. M., 100-yard dash, Lock Haven???Fawsett, Long Crocco; Bloomsburg???Harry Jenkins, Doster, Barton. 4:25 P. M., high hurdles, Lock Haven???Culberston, Tucker: Bloomsburg ???Harry Jenkins, Don Jenkins. 4:25 P. M., javelin, Lock Haven??? Sagona, Culbertson, Giles; Bloomsburg???Bonham, Don Jenkins, Turini. 4:25 P. M., broad jump, Lock Haven ???Long, Fawsett, Tucker; Bloomsburg ---Kashuba, Lutskus, Joy, Halpin. 4:40 P. M., 880-yard run, Lock Haven???Yothers, Sullivan; Bloomsburg??? Kemple, Magill, Reed, Halpin. 4:50 P. M., 220-yard dash, Lock Haven???Crocco, Fawsett; Bloomsburg ???Harry Jenkins, Spontak, Barton. 5 P. M., 2 mile run, Lock Haven- Randall, Giles; Bloomsburg???Hippensteel, Lavelle, Tomlinson. 5:15 P. M., 220-yard low hurdles, Lock Haven???Fawsett, Crocco, Culberston; Bloomsburg???Harry Jenkins, Don Jenkins, Spontak. Husky Tennis, Baseball Teams Are Rained Out 5/9/40 Bloomsburg State Teachers College ???baseball and tennis teams, enroute to Mansfield yesterday morrriflfg were intercepted at Muncy by a telephone message which informed it was raining in Mansfield and the contests) would not "be staged. The Husky j . athletes immediately returned to j Bloomsburg. Whether the games will I be staged later is doubtful as there I are but two weeks of schools remain-\ ing and the sports schedule for that! period is heavy. Mrs. Thomas E. Wayne, Of Scott Avenue, Dies I Mrs. Thomas E. Wayne, town res-1 I ident, died at her home on Scott ave- ??? nue at 5:30 o'clock yesterday morntog from angina pectoria. In ill health \ for the past six years, Mrs. Wayne, who was sixty-nine, had been confined to her bed but a day. The daughter of the late Isaac M. and Martha Lyons, of Pine township, Mrs. Wayne attended Bloomsburg State Normal School and for several years taught in. Pine township. Much of her life she was a resident of Bloomsburg and was a member of the First Methodist Church, the Women's Home Missionary Society of that church and the Women's Auxiliary of the Valley of Bloomsburg Post, American Legion, of which she was a past president. Surviving are her husband, two children, Eugene L. Wayne, of Harris- I burg, and Mrs. Grover C. Shoemaker, [ of town; a sister, Mrs. Harry B. Wright, of Oneonta, N. Y., and a grand I child, Eugene L. Wayne Jr., of Har- j risburg. Funeral services will be held at the late home on Scott avenue at two o'clock Friday afternoon and will be in charge of the Rev. Dr. J. Edgar Skillington, pastor of the First Methodist Church. Burial will be made at Millville.