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Evening star., 1937-04-09
BOUT FOR WELTER
CROWN IN MAKING
Ross Manager Would Have
Champ Meet Montanez
in Puerto Rico.

- HICAGO, April 9 P).-A
world welterweight title bout
between Champion Barney
~ Ross and the sensational
Puerto Rican slugger, Pedro Montanez,
was "on the fire" today.
Sam Plan, co-manager of the title
holder, said he had communicated
with a party in New York" relative
to title bout in Puerto Rico this
Summer Plan said that While 1
have had no direct offer, I know that
Promoter Pedro Serrallis wants the
fight, and If the price is right we
may accept"
MONTANEz whipped Lightweight
Lou Ambers Monday night in
New York. The Puerto Rico battler
weighed 1882, but Ross believes he
has all the makings of a real 147-
pound challenger. The Chicago
champion has lacked serious opposi-
ton ever since he whipped Jimmy Nc
Larnin for the second time in 1885.
Plan said he expected to hear from
Serrallis over the week end and then
possibly might make known the guar
antee he would ask for the title holder.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Faces Tough Opposition.

VACANT because of the absence in
Australia of 1886 Champion Jack
Macionis on ever since he first started
Maionist on ever since he first started
swimming.
He has tough opposition-Adolph
Kiefer of Chicago. Ralph Flanagan
Of Miami and Charley Hutter OF
Harvard. to name only three of his
rivals-but at least Yale Coach Bob
Kiphuth knows the lad will be in
there trying
Kiefer further helped his Lake
Shore A. c. squad into the team title
race lead by winning the 150-yard
backstroke. The other swim crown
went to Peter Flick of New York, who
successfully defended his 1oO-yard
free-style laurels, but the evenings
sensation was Al Patnik, unattached
Ohio State freshman, whose home is
in Pittsburgh.
The slim Penns. .'lvania lad de-
throned Al Greene of the Detroit A.
G. as l-meter springboard diving
champion, flashing form that should
make the totally untouted youngster
one Of the favorites in tomorrow
nights high-board competition.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
YALE'S SWIM STAR
AFTER 22O CROWN
MaCionis Meets Fast Field
in Effort in National
A. A. U. Tourney.
By the Associated Press,

bS lHe ASSOCIATED RreSS.
n YEW HAVEN. Conn, April g.
M This college town, which so
" far in the National A. A. U.
senior swimming champion
ships has had to cheer one New
Yorker, one Chicagoan, one Pitts
burgher and one Rhode Islander. to-
day was prined to root one of its
adopted Yale sons to victory.
The adopted son is John Joseph
Macionis, free-style expert, from
Philadelphia, serious student OF
economics, the lad who is the like
liest successor to Dick Cooke as cap
tain Of the Yale team next season.
John Joseph will go after the va
can't 220-yard free-style title in this
afternoons trials leading up to this
evenings final. The 220 is one of the
three championships to be decided
on this second day Of the water car
nival. The others are the 22O-yard
breast stroke and the 40o-yard free
style relay.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
HURLERS PR|MED
FOR FULL TERMS
Lewis, on Edge, to Relax at
'Nooga-CasCareI|a Gets
Win Over LookoutS.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
STAFF Correspondent OF The Star,

~ ~HATTANOOGA, Tenn, April
9.-1t'S an old Chattanooga
custom for the heavens to
~ cut loose when the Nationals
pass through on the way North, but
this is one year raindrops won't bring
teardrops, too. In fact, little rain
and rest will be welcomed.
Heading his Griffmen here for a
three-day stand, Manager Bucky
Harris looks upon a conditioned
ball club Only one of his pitchers,
Joe Cascarella. has pitched a full nine
inning game but when the bell rings
a week from next Monday Bucky
expects that all Of his starters will be
ready for a complete test.
Shanty Hogan, after seeming to
tread water for few days, has started
to come along fast again and the
indelders and outfelders could open
the American League season tomor-
row. AS a matter of fact, here and
there can be detected signs of f1neneSs,
especially in Buddy Lewis. The kid
third baSeman, according to Harris
plans, will be used sparingly in the
next week and OSSie Bluege will share
the duty at BuddyS post.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
POPPING a.
Off"~JtGf5 jiz<Zz12 -
Training Camp Memories That Linger.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 9-The
kuhels face the Pitcher Leon Petit of Baltimore hit
the head Winter those
~ the ground, straight a
30
and expecting fall
Clark Grihs absent -mndedne when counted
Rookie Pitcher
Kelly missing BY SIM rasped Gh Il wonder sent
him money"
Wasdels battle watched
Kuhel play
thing Wasdells
determination with the Nationals
delegatn
Evening star., 1937-04-09
PICARD FAV0R|TE
IN GARDENS GOLF
Rivals See Little Chance
of Catching Pro, Who Has
Three.Str0ke Lead.
BY the Associated Press,

NNooNStotNA
- HARLESTON, S. c., April g.
On the old Wappoo course,
I where he took up the game Of
~ golf 10 years ago as a caddy
master, Henry G. Picard of Hershey,
Pa, had three stroke lead to pro-
tect today in the third round of the
Tournament of Gardens.
Named to the Ryder Cup team for
the second year and second among
the money winners of COLTS Winter
trail of gold, Picard had staged fine
comeback from his miserable showing
a week ago in the Augusta National,
where he wound up in tie for thirty
second place.
Around the locker room the early
arrivals saw little chance of Picard
missing the top money of s1,250 and
25 per cent of the added $40 entry fee.
Two Press Leader.
PUT right up there within striking
distance was Lighthouse Harry
Cooper of Chicago, with 1873, and Sam
Snead, the rookie from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, who led the opening
round with 81, but slipped to 70 yes
terday.
OF the four recently named Ryder
Cup players, only Picard and Johnny
Revolta, the big-fsted fellow rrom
Chicago, scored we'll in the first two
rounds. Revolta was two blows back
of Snead with 14l.
Gene Sarazen was in a seven-vay
tie for tenth place with 146 and Hor-
ton Smith of Chicago stood in a three
way deadlock for twentieth position
at 148.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Seven Georges Play Base Ball for Michigan State
Griffith Thinks Simmons
place finish for his Senators,

place finish for his Senators.
Marty McManus, veteran Ameri-
can League inf1elder, has caught on
with Albany in the N. Y.-Penn loop
. Ellsworth Vines says two more
years Of pro tennis will be enough
for him . The Cubans called Carl
Hubbell's screw ball "tornilla bola"
Charlie Tocchio, Waterbury,
Conn, golfer, once collected two
aces on an 18-hole trip.
Bernie Bierman will be in charge
of foot ball classes at the Uni
versity of Montana's first big time
coaching school, June 21-26 :.
Joe Cronin is thinking of letting
young Bobby Doerr, the Coast
League sensation, lead of for the
Red Sox this year.
Rod Munday from the West
has become assistant pro ct the
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Boxing Comes Later.

>HE main job here is to get my
legs IN shape. I want to do a
lot of hiking, and this is the place
to do it if the roads ever get dry. !
shall do little boxing here, but not
for possibly another week I know ]
shall need lot of boxing, but the
bulk of it will be done in my camp
nearer Chicago. The development OF
timing and speed also will come later"
Located 6 miles off the highway
from Stone Lake, the nearest village
Braddock is isolated completely from
the excitement of everyday life. 1t
is rugged, wild country. Virtually
every step he takes, whether hiking
through the woods or walking to his
cabin, is up or down grade. There
isn't level footing anywhere for
miles. At night ne can sleep refresh
ingly in the deathly silence of the
woods. Braddock believes he will be a
different man after he has lived in the
woods five weeks and has completed
the work outlined for himself.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
BRADD0CK BUILDS
H|SF|GHT|NGLEGS
Hiking Main Part of World
Champions Training in
Wisconsin Woods.
By the Associated Press.

bs Ine Associated PreSS.
y TONE LAKE, Wis, April O.
James j. Braddock, world heavy
weight boxing champion, hopes
- to develop his fighting legs
by hiking along the roads and wooded
trails around his camp at Little
Sissibagama Lake.
Braddock revealed today his leg
developing plan was the principal
object of his invasion of the Northern
Wisconsin woods.
The minute he feels they are right
he said, he won't have a worry In
the world, because he is positive he
can hit hard enough and box well
enough, if his legs carry him through
A flve-day growth of black whiskers
adorned his face, giving him back
Woodsman's appearance. AS Brad
dock explained his objective:
Evening star., 1937-04-09

Metropolis c. c. at White Plains,
N. Y, which is insurance for the
members if Paul Runyan, the boss
pro, makes the Ryder Cup team
The Florida State League,
with 2 player limit of IA men, will
play a 154-game schedule, includ-
ing IA scheduled Sunday double
headers Is that going to be a
tough league for pitchers?
1t looked like old times to see
Dana x. Bible turn up for the
first Spring practice session at
Nebraska Now at Texas u,
Bible happened to be visiting at
Lincoln and just couldn't stay
away >. The boys gave him
hand.
Wilmington, Del, has produced
two pocket billiard champs
jimmy Caras, present title holder,
Evening star., 1937-04-09
GIRL is PISTOL CAPTAIN
Colorado State Team Leader Mas
ters Gun in Two Years.

FORT COLLINS, Colo, April 9 LP,.
"A pretty college girl who two years
ago couldn't handle a gun now is
such good marksman she is a mem
Der Of the Colorado State College
mems pistol team.
And, says Caroline Edwards, sister,
in-law Of Glenn Morris, Olympic de-
cathlon champion. every girl should
know how to handle firearms for her
protection and to soothe her nerves.
I believe pistol shooting helps give
one sense of mental and physical
balance and control which might bene-
fit a person of nervous temperament" {"
she said today.
Evening star., 1937-04-09

lives there, and Ralph Greenleaf
is former resident Sammy
Goldman and Pete Reilly (two
smoothies) have the Jump on the
other New York fight managers in
trying to sign Jaul Junior, Port
land (Me) lightweight, who is said
to have plenty of what it takes.
Old Travis Jackson, who used
to annihilate fast-ball pitching
with the best of them, says he'd
rather hit against Dizzy Dean than
Van Mungo any and every day in
the week 1t was a break for
Pitcher Jim Tobin when the YAM
KEGS switched him from their New
ark to Oakland farm The
longer Coast League season means
an extra pay check or two, and
Jim lives in Oakland and can walk
from his home to ths ball park.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Nationals Begin Their Honeuard Journey in Excellent Condition
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Base Ball,


Georgetown VS.. Harvard, Hilltop
field, 8.
Maryland VS.. Cornell, College
Park, Md. 4.
Woodrow Wilson VS. Tech pub
lie high title series), Roosevelt
Stadium, $50.
Western VS.. Washington-Lee
High, Ballston, Va.
Tennis.
American University VS.. Western
Maryland, Massa chusetts and Ne
braska avenues, 3:15.
Horse Racing.
Bowie, Md, 230
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Washington VS.. Chattanooga,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Maryland VS.. Rutgers, College
Park. Md. 2:3O.
George Washington VS. Washing
ton College, East Ellipse, 2:30.
Lacrosse.
Baltimore A. c. VS.. Maryland,
Byrd Stadium, College Park, Md,
$50.
Track.
Virginia Poly VS.. Maryland, Byrd
Stadium, College Park, Md, 2.
Tennis.
American University VS.. Swarth-
more, Massachusetts and Nebraska
avenues. q
Horse Racing.
Bowie, Md, 2:30.
Swimming.
Middle Atlantic Y. NJ c. A.
championships, Shoreham Pool.
6:15, 8:15.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
.CARAS IN COMMAND
IN CUE TOURNAMENT
Defending Champion Holds Clear
Lead as Greenleaf, Lauri
Become Upset Victims.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April s-Jimmy caras
of Wilmington, Del. the Defend
ing champion, was all alone on top Of
the world pocket billiard champion
ship tournament standings today with
two of his closest contenders in second
place. upset victims of under1ated
players.
Ralph Greenleaf of New York and
Onofrio Lauri, Brooklyn veteran. were
those toppled from the top. Green
leaf was the victim of surprise win
by Charley Seaback of Boston, who
defeated the former title holder. 125
to 86, in 81 innings. Seaback will get
crack at Caras today in an afternoon
match.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
The standings .
SOFT BALLERS GATHER
Prince Georges County League
Backed by Newspaper.

A meeting of the Prince Georges
County Soft Ball League will be held
at the Herald Sports Department
Monday, at pm. The league will be
sponsored by the Prince Georges Post,
a county newspaper. All games will
be played Sunday afternoons.
Teams seeking franchises must have
representatives present. For further
information call Temple FARRELL At
Hyattstville 350-R.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Exhibition Tits
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington fA), 4: Chattanooga (S), 8.
st. Louis tA). 4: Chicago CND. 8.
Memphis lS), 8; Philadelphia (A0. 0.
New York (ND. 9: Cleveland (AD. ..
New York (AD. 1: Oklahoma City (T). 0.
Detroit "a, 5; Montreal u, !.
Toronto a.. -: Buffalo ID. 6.
Rochester G). s; Columbus (AAD. 7.
New Orleans (S), 8: Jersey City %, 2.
Boston tND Savannah (S.A.L). rain.
Brooklyn IN st. Louis (N0. rain.
Cincinnati fN). d: Jacksonville SAIL.
(tie, eight innings. rain).
Today's Schedule.
At Richmond. Va.--Philadelphia (N)
VS.. Richmond tP).
At Columbia. S. -C,-Boston (N) vs..
At Savannah. Ga.-cincinnati (N) vs..
Savannah (S,A.LD.
AT San Antonio. Tex.-Chicaeo (N)
VS.. ST. Louis (A).
At Longview, Tex.-Chicago (A) vs..
Pittsburgh (ND.
At Jacksonville, Fla-Brooklyn (N.) VS..
Jacksonville (S.AL).
At Helana. Ark,-Cleveland A.) VS..
New York (N).
At Tulsa; okla.-New York A) VS..
Tulsa (TO.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Blisters Hands Telling Trees.

A PAIR of raw, blHtered hands
caused a sudden switch in his
training plans. He engaged in his
first gymnasium workout yesterday
whaling away at the heavy swinging
bag and light punching bag.
1t was surprise training move
necessitated by the blistered hands
which will be soaked in brine prep
aration to tougher them. The blisters
developed after Braddock had felleo
five trees
Evening star., 1937-04-09
STANLEY HOCKEY
SERIES IS BITTER
Two Sent to Hospital as
Detroit EVenS Contest
With Rangers.
By the Associated Press.

~ ETROIT. April 9.-The STAN
ley Cup defenders, Detroit's
Red Wings, and their chal-
- lengers, the New York Ran
gers, groomed themselves today for
the third game of hockey's premier
series, which is tied at one-all.
The Wings ended the sensational
winning streak of the Rangers last
night, to 2.
Two New York players, OFT Heller
and Alex Shibicky, suffered brain con-
cussions.
Hit Goalie's Record.
PREVIOUSLY the blue-shirted New
Workers had won five straight
play-of games, bowling over the To-
ronto Maple Leafs twice, Montreal
Maroons twice and Red Wings once.
During that run Goalie Dave Kerr had
been scored upon only twice in 313
minutes, while his mates had pushed
in Is goals.
The injured Rangers were undergo
ing hospital examinations early today,
although their hurts were not believed
serious.
Heller was knocked unconscious and
carried from the ice after a collision
with Wally Kilrea in the third period.
He was revived in the dressing room.
Shibicky was dazed when he was
checked by Bucko Mcdonald, big Red
Wing defenseman, in the second.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Florida Finale
Cu1NCT0N

Chattanooga 600 900 21O-3
Washington 80 600 O0X-4
Runs batted in-LeWiS, Kuhel. Simmons.
Mhalic. Estaela Bloodworth. TWo-base
hit-Hill. Three-base hits-Estalella. Early.
Stolen bases-Stone. Early. Double plays
-Honeycutt to Wasdell: Mihalic to Myer
to Kuhel: Bensmiller to Boodworth to
Wasdell. Left on bases-Chattano 4:
Wsshlngton Yyss Frs base On sirsE baso o
BY Isbell. : by Cascarella. 3; by Haynes,
J. Hits--Of Isbell. T in ). innings; off
Haynes. . in . innings Losing pitcher
Isbell. Umpires-Messrs Basil and Ain
smith. Time of game-One hour and 55
minutes.
Evening star., 1937-04-09

Of Ais klnfolk from Kings Mountain,
N. c., including Ma and Pop Early,
were coming to see their boy. His
promise to work his way back after
released him to Chatta-
nooga
Rookie Ken Chase's frustra-
ton the time he walked into
the hotel at 1880 am. ian hour
and a half after curfew) and
found himself on the same eIe-
vator with Manager Bucky
Harris.
"Gawsh," he told you later, first
time I ever got caught"
Not So "Gas Housey."
THE way Radio Announcer Arch
McDonald's expressions of speech
caught on. He introduced and popu-
larized "Kaff, kaff,' "Harumph" and
the equally nonsensical "fub dub"
and the ball players even used the
words on the field instead of DAMN"
$50 and So and other unprintables.
The way Mickey Cochrane told AL
Simmons of his sale to Washington.
First Mike walked over to Griff's box
in Lakeland and quietly said, "You
can have that fellow, Griff." Then
he walked over to Simmons, leaning
against the batting cage, and said,
"Al, you belong to the Senators" Just
like he palmed off $4,000 invest
ment.
The disillusionment you felt
the day 18 members of St. Louis
so-called Gas House Gang
jumped two sports writers in q
hotel lobby. And inflicting most
punishment by swinging their
spiked shoes in the face Of
ScribeS.
The sorroWful face of Freddie Sing
ton when he heard of Simmons pur-
chase. Fred was determined to be-
come a regular and, presto, goal
OF lifetime was whisked beyond i'm
mediate reach.
or "Will Power" Newsom.
DUCK NEWSOM'S exhibition Of
will power" "Ive made only
one resolution this year." he said
when he reached camp, "and that's
to lay off those damned slot machines.
No more for me-" That night he poured
so bucks into one Of the cancers
and played them steadily for four
weeks. The ball players ranting and
raving if a dilatory passenger in their
special bus held them up for two
minutes. And after they'd get back
to the hotel all they'd do is stand in
front of the entrance for three or four
hours watching the people walk by.
The futility on the faces Of
Harris and Grimth ths dAy
Evening star., 1937-04-09
BOUT FOR PUGLIsI.

SAN FRANCISCO, April (P.-
Angelo Puglisi, New York Italian, and
Marty Simmons, Saginaw, Mich, mid
dleweight, have been matched for
10-round bout here April l6.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
HENRY TARBORO PILOT

TARBORO, N. c., April P).-Tar-
boro in the Glass D Coastal Plains
League has announced that Fred
(Snake) Henry of Buffalo would man
age the club.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
DODGERS LOSE Strip
Infected Teeth Apt to Keep Third
Sacker Out of Opener.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Joe Strip,
Brooklyn Dodger third-sacker, is now
No. casualty on the Dodger list.
Strip, on the bench for the last few
days, probably will not start the sea-
son, as a sore shoulder has been
traced to bad teeth and he will return
home to have them removed.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
MADE MARQUETTE LEADER.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April (P.--
Raymond Sonnenberg of Milwaukee, a
block right halfback has been elected
captain Of the 1887 Marquette foot
ball team
Evening star., 1937-04-09

ball team calls on George
to do it, he has to step back into
the dugout to avoid the rush
No fewer than seven tossers who
answer that moniker, rally around
:. You can get even money on
Broadway that Mike Jacobs puts
on Barney Ross-Pedro Montanez
fight this Summer-and with the
blessings of the State Athletic
Commission.
Foot ball and base ball situations
being under control, Louisiana
State has started Spring basket ball
practice . Persons close to "Old
Fox" Clark Griffith say he thinks
Al Simmons may mean q second
Evening star., 1937-04-09
PEEWEES ARE BOOKING.

Brookland Eagles. peewee base
ball team, are anxious to schedule
Sunday games with clubs in their
class. Manager Bill Cox is booking at
Decatur 3168
Evening star., 1937-04-09

Shanty Hogan didn't show up
at Lakeland and word was re-
ceived that he spent the night
at St. Petersburg. Who knew
but that it was good-by TO pen
nant chances if Shanty was
misbehaving.
The relieved expressions whel
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Mats to Return to Orlando.

FOR four innings the Lookouts did
not get semblance Of a hit,
while the Griffs were pounding Maurice
1sbell for 40 lead In the fifth
Bloodworth got single and in the
seventh the 'Noogas began to threaten,
but through no fault of Cascarella.
With two out he walked Wasdell and
Estalella tripled run across. Myer
booted Bloodworth's roller, however,
and the lead was whitfield to a.. Jake
Early's triple opened the eighth inning,
but only due to double steal by Early
and Ben Miller, with two out, was the
final run scored
A walk to Jesse Hill, singles by Lewis
and Kuhel, a long fly by Simmons and
Johnny Mihalic's single crossed the
Griffs three runs in the first inning.
What proved to be the winning run
was scored after two were out in the
second frame. Hill doubled and raced
home on single by Lewis.
Before the game the Mats were given
a send-off by the Orlando Chamber of
Commerce, which presented President
Clark Griffith with horseshoe floral
piece. Articles were signed calling
for Washington to return to Orlando
In 1898.
Evening star., 1937-04-09

PRESBIES WILL PRACTICE.
All candidates for the Arlington
Presbies soft ball team are requested
to report for practice today at o'clock
at Shoots Field, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle. 8: Oakland. 8.
ssor1iane sserIsmenta 4 gan as srano1seo: hnas|s.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
CascarelIa Goes Route,

HARRIS looked back upon the
Griffs' training camp with some
satisfaction today.
Things generally panned out well,
he said. "Shanty Hogan said he'd lose
weight and he did. OF course, Gilt
Bottoms leaving didn't help us and
neither did Jack Salveson's failure to
show more impressively, but the per-
formances of fellows like Weaver,
Mihalc, Cascarella and Travis have
more than atoned for them. If our
pitching holds up we're going to be in
the running"
AS the Mats practiced here today in
the wake their farewell victory at
Orlando, there was nothing to indicate
any immediate fear need be felt for
pitching. Cascarella stuck quite q
feather in his cap when he held Chat
tanooga to three hits and became the
first Griff hurler to pitch nine innings.
1t looks as if Joseph is bent on fulfill
ing all the eXtravagant predictions
made by Harris as to his future.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
Monte Lives Again.

Shanty turned up in good shape and
armed with a plausible explanation.
Evening star., 1937-04-09
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.

YEW YORK, April 9 (P).-
When Coach John Kobs of
the Michigan State base
ball team calls on George
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Stock Averages
Compiled by the Associated Press)
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Write

NEW YORK, July 1.-The stock
market rested on its oars today after
further upstream pull in extension
Of midyear rally.
While gains were shaved through
out the list in the afternoon, most
shares held advances of fractions to
more than a point. In late dealings
prices settled into an aimless drift.
A shift toward steels was seen in
a brisk upturn in the group for a
while, accompanied by break of more
than 3 points in Chrysler. However,
steel shares encountered larger Of
ferings on the bulge and yielded part
Of the ground gained Chrysler, a
recent favorite, which seemed TO have
been particularly hard hit by SWITCH
ing into steels, recouped most of the
loss before the close.
Transfers approximated 100000
shares.
Steels were in favor partly on the
assumption the industry, for while
anyway, had emerged from the rough
est phases of the battle over unioniza-
ton and was headed for a fairly busy
Summer.
In contrast with further gains in
most utilities, American Telephone
bowed to renewed liquidation. 1t was
off around at one time.
Out in front of the advance were
United States Steel, Bethlehem. Ma
tional Steel, Western Union, Public
Service of New Jersey. American
Smelling. International Nickel United
States Rubber, Paramount. Allis
Chalmers, Pure Oil, United Aircraft,
Great Northern preferred, Illinois Cen.
tral and Texas Corp.
In thin market, Allied Chemical
was up more than points.
Down a little were Westinghouse,
Santa Fe. Goodrich. Boeing, Southern
Pacific and New York Central.
Farm implement shares did little In
face Of further run-up in wheat,
taking some options up the scent a
bushel limit. Cotton sagged. Bonds
were mostly higher.