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Evening star., 1938-02-20
Varied Sports
College BoxinE.

College BoxinE.
Catholic University, 5l7: PITTSBURGH. 2iz
MARYLAND, 4; Coast Guard Academy. i.
yirsinis, s; Penn state. ?.
Virgins y,!,s Teeh, a p North Carolina
syracuse, :: Navy. 3.
North Carolina, s; Duke. 2.
Collese SWIMMING.
Wasn. Vsie, 45; =. .coTnslI' r.!i 60.
e1'ns!sss phIS s;ste. I 4SS mi Michigan, 81.
Misss Minnesetao 90 AZ DaFs%9qta: Nofshh:s;:2;n s2; =.
MfFsce1s6uss FeeIs Academy. Il" !" Lehish
y,5s1ns iaHa so' MiItsry 1jt;ns;, 4s; g. Duke 80.
western s,s,, ., Reserve "A; Michisan
Columbia. As: Navy. 80.
p,,,,,u 40. Collese Track.
Nebraska. 64: Minnesota. 35
GorTe Sorn.,i Dane me ys,.a 55.a; Indiana 2sh.
College Wrestling.
Columbia. 15la; Cornell. l4E2
virginia fsE2 ea Tech IS; AUGUST. Mill
Navy, 90: Harvard. 8.
Blair Academy, 21; Navy Plebes. 9.
Michigan. %: Lehigh. g.
Kent State. "a: Michigan State, a.
Franklin-Marshall. 17i7; Kansas
State. 10i2.
College Hockey.
HrSe1G wsssern onysis''y ontsro M1asssn asrys5d B.
Collese Polo.
Army. 10; Yale. 4.
ColleEe Fencing.
Navy, Il: Cornell, 10.
Navy Ss,,o Ple6ss' a. Penn Charter
North Carolina, 10; virginia Tech. 2.
Yale Jayvees. Is; Dartmouth Var
Penn State. u; Lehieh. S.
COLLEGE Gymna q sites.
Emerson High. IS: Navy Plebes. rs.
College Rifle.
Navy. 1852; Yale 1.316.
Prep BoxinE.
Virginia Episcopal, IA: Randolph
Macon Academy. "a.
Pro Hockey.
National League1
Montreal Canadiens. 4; Montreal Ms.
rooms. 3.
Observation-Disclosures Leaeue.)
philadelphia. l; Cleveland, 0.
Pittsburgh, ! Providence. 0.
Springfield. A. Syracuse, 4.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
Girl Bowling Aces of Atlantic Seaboard Battle in Gull Stakes
LORRAINE STICKS
TO S|DEL|NE ROLE
Margaret Lynn Tournament,
en- Tap Tuesday, Finds
Champs Ineligible.

Ace girl bowlers of New England
and the Middle Atlantic and South
ern States will shoot 1t out today and
tonight at Convention Hall in the
fifth annual Lorraine GULL Sweep
stakes. with Ethel Brewer of Baltimore
as defending champion.
Two f1ve-game sets will be rolled,
starting at and 7:30 pm.
In spite of insistent pleas of many
entrants, Miss GULL will not compete
in the tournament named for her.
When 1t was inaugurated in 1894 she
was so far superior to other fair
duckpinners that victory would have
been a cinch and she established a
precedent. never broken, of remaining
on the sidelines.
Billie Butler Holds Record.
Billie Butler of Washington holds
the tournament record with 1899,
rolled in the inaugural event.
A hot favorite to win this time is
Ida Simmons of Norfolk, who sue
ceeded Miss GULL as the foremost girl
duckpin roller of the country.
Another noted tournament sponsor
Margaret Lynn, also will be spec
tator this week at her own party
The Lynn Sweepstakes, limited to
bowlers of both sexes with averages
not exceeding l06, will be rolled Tues
day at the Arcadia The entry list is
so large three squads will be necessary
starting at 2, Z and 9 pm. It is re.
quested that all entrants who can
roll in the o'clock group.
The entry fee is So, including cost OF
five games. Each contestant will re.
ceive a handicap of two-thirds the
difference between his or her average
and LOG.
Sponsor Not Eligible.
Mrs. Lynn is ineligible. Keeping
her company will be last years win
ners. Annetta Matthew and Bill Sci
denberg, who have increased their
averages beyond the 106 limit.
The Lynn Sweepstakes is one of the
most popular events of its kind in the
country, made so not only by the
desirable conditions under which it is
held, but by the esteem accorded its
sponsor. Mrs. Lynn, former secretary
Of the Washington Women's Duckpin
Association. for years has been among
the most effective and self-sac crificing
OF fair bowling leaders
Evening star., 1938-02-20
S0FTBALl LAURELS
EARNED BY SHANKS
Most Valuable Player" Award Is
Given Treasury Slabman by
Center League.

Orren Shanks, ace twirler Of the
Treasury softball team that was run
ner-up to Victory Post for the Dis
trict championship. has received the
Community Center Softbali Leagues
award for being the player most val
liable to his team"
Shank's ability to make a mediocre
team a constant threat coupled with
his 500 batting average made him
the logical choice. although Pitcher
Harold Steffes Of the champion Post
team crowded him closely for the
honor. Shanks handed Victory its
only defeats.
Idle with an injured shoulder dur
ing the first half when his team prac-
tically was out of the running. Shanks
recovered sufficiently to toss Treasury
to the second-half title. Then his 20
shutout Of Victory forced the piay-off
to the third game.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
COLUMBUS BOXERS
AGAIN ON METTLE
Oppose Ambitious Citadel Team
Tuesday in Second Tough
Meet Within Week.

Columbus University's undefeated
mittmen will undergo their second
successive stiff test Tuesday night
when they mix with Citadels highly
touted boxers at Turner's Arena as
the main attraction of Columbus first
homecoming celebration.
Citadels clouters fought the Ex-
plorers to a A. draw last year to be
the second outfit to accomplish such
a feat in the last seven years. The
Explorers 5-3 decision over Appa-
lachian State Teachers Friday won
revenge for the first blemish on their
record
Foremost among the invaders, who
are ambitious to supplant Maryland as
Southern Conference champion, is
Hugh Rogers. ranked among the Ma
tion's best collegiate heavyweights.
Rogers will oppose Jim Brown. the
Explorers hard-hitting freshman, in
the feature bout.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
GEV|NSON'S SCRAP
W|THDUNNE TESTY
Boxing Fans Look for Best
Bout of Indoor Season
Here Tomorrow.

Irish Eddie Dunno, whose cherubic
features probably would appear more
appropriate in the garb Of choir boy,
and steeple-beaked Lou Gevinson, local
lightweight, will square of in q 10
round bout tomorrow night at Turner'S
Arena and the consensus is that the
scrap will be the best Of the indoor
season.
1t will be the irritating, continuous
stream OF light blows tossed by Dunno
against the less frequent, but more
solid punches OF Gevinson.
Not in the 14-month professional
career Of Gevinson has he faced a
fighter with the general ring knowl-
edge Of Dunno, who hardly is as rugged
as joey Archibald, but nevertheless
superior boxer. His ability to soak up
punishment like joey is doubted, how
ever, and LOUIS supporters are count
ing on him to land often enough to
test Eddie's staying qualities.
Dunno Unbeaten Here.
Dunno is undefeated in local engage
ments, having disposed of Cowboy
Howard Scott, Joey Straiges, Irish
Johnny Dean and Sailor Born He
probably could claim the District
lightweight championship if he want
ed to take the trouble If Gevinson
wins, his manager, Matt Twomey, i'm
mediately will hop down to the District
Boxing Commission and plead that
Lou be recognized as 135-pound ruler
in this bailiwick.
Benny Leonard, who retired unde-
feated as world lightweight cham
pion, is Dunne's tutor and will be in
Eddie's corner. In the opposite corner,
handling Gevinson, will be Leonards
arch rival Of his fighting days, Lew
Tender. who twice lost to Benny in
sensational scraps Tender, like
Gevinson, is southpawed.
Title Bout Promised.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn de-
clares he will offer Lou Ambers, world
lightweight champion. $4,000 to de-
fend his title here against Gevinson
if the local lad impressively disposes
of Dunno.
Steve Mamakos will meet Franfie
Velez in six-round semi-fnal, while
four-rounders list Alex Frankie facing
Johnny Miller Bill Temes dumping
into Johnny Gilley and Mike Morton
colliding with Lew Transparent. The
first Of these will start at 8 80 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
ALL.STARS SUPREME
IN BOYS CLUB TESTS
Win at Touch Football, Volley
Ball, Soccer, Tie for Indoor
Baseball Crown.

All-Stars reigned supreme in first
half competition among the inter-
mediate athletes Of the central branch
OF the Boys Club Of Washington. They
tied with the Eagles for the indoor
baseball title, won touch football hon.
ors. got the volley ball crown and
topped the field in soccer.
Junior division first-half play was
dominated by the Red Sox and Braves,
with the former winning at indoor
baseball and soccer, the latter at volley
ball and the two teams tying for touch
football honors.
Leaders in the Central Branch Bas.
ket Ball League are Georgetown
Branch, 85-pound; Georgetown
Branch. 00-pound; Northeast Branch
1l5-pound; Boys Club Fleetwings
l30-pound. and Northeast Branch in
the l45-pound class.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
TARHEEl BOXERS SCORE

CHAPEL HILL, N. C., Feb. 10 R.-
North Carolina's boxers tonight de-
feated Duke, 8 to 2, to win their first
State championship and their first
victory over the Blue Devils since 1884.
Summaries: A.....
11b-Bob Price puke). technical knock
oyt over Tony Santori. after IS seconds
12b-capt. Joe Murnick (North Caro-
linal. =, technical knockout over Phil
136-.Joe Fisher North Carolina), de-
eisioned Chuck KaSik
14b-Capt. Danny Earrar (Duke), tech
nicsl knockout oyer Claude Sapp after 40
l6t-Croweil Little North carolina),
technical Knockout over Art Burns. after
minute 40 seconds OF second round,
165-Bil Moore North Carolina). de.
cisaoned Ewede Vincent.
eisioned Tom 00ode
a. .uplimitsd- hubbard tNorth Care.
i16. o. 04 q 4fS8 F011G
Evening star., 1938-02-20
SCHMARR RETURNS
AS PRO BASKETER
Former c. U. Ace, Now Playing
With West Virginia Collegians,
Faces Heurichs Today,

One Of the Districts best collegiate
court products returns here this after
noon when Hermie Schmarr, Catholic
University's high-point scorer for
three years, leads the West Virginia
Collegians against the Heurich Brew
ers in the latter's gym.
Coming with Schmarr are Joe
Stydahar and Babe Barna, two former
West Virginia University athletes who
since have continued their athletic
careers with outstanding professional
teams. stydahar played left tackle
for the Chicago Bears against the
Redskins in the play-of game for the
pro football championship while Barna
is under contract with Connie Mack's
Philadelphia Athletics.
Today's game will start at $3.50
o'clock and will be supported by two
other features. One of them, a table
tennis exhibition, is an innovation
on Heurich's Sunday caelndar and will
bring together Elias Schuman and
Nanny Moskowitz, champions of the
District and New Jersey. The other
is preliminary game between Treas
ury and the D. c. Fire Department.
Evening star., 1938-02-20

Navy, 81; Catholic Univer.ity. 81.
Pgsa'i Psnn state f. e ac'l;ysst we.4 v,I:,n,. a.
westminster. IS; sliDner, ROCK Teach
saspSsFsd?. q. 81; Wilson Teachers. 20.
Princeton Frosh 81; Army Piebes. 80.
Wss1hinston and Lee. 80; virsinia Tech.
M,nas:Gt.: Marsss1 ss 70; Mlsml, Masnif;n' fs 20.
Alabama State Teachers. 80: Hrskine.
eisSSsnd: esS5s,s Gs:h g. s$ v H HaeGr.is +, g. ~
IIIinois; vii'. as,: q; Is: ohic Il stats. Al.
washinrton ton Ciiisns'n coiese al: 81 Delaware. a.
M;s1y Mss1l.I H';a &: K;nssa ssoik H'sh: 20.
HHorthrsstsfn. Hsr1,ss sf; 6ai,mSf. sS 1pSdiana Al.
Chicago. sS: Iowa. IS.
Murray State. Al; Tennessee Poly
Hsnover. 10: Central Normal. IS.
Nebraska. 80: Loyola (Chicago), 30.
Marquette Marquette 90; Miehixan state. 20.
C. Y. 20; st. Johns ,Annapolis).
Baylor. "a; Arkansas. ~.
Texas Christian. 80: Rice. ~.
Oklahoma .AEgies. 81; st. Louis Uni
versity. FL.
R:;i%S?ts: P:;|ss Il: S2i.,Gse, Ssii Gerss,' ss. AZ.
St. Joseph's. ~; Joliet. 10.
Detroit Tech. AZ: Defiance. A..
Lincoln Memorial University. a.; King
College. 26.
wsyne. 81; Northern Michisan Teach
Esst sS5'a e. .,:ssis:ER qk.sf,o,. p,
Evening star., 1938-02-20
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR,

60 FEW of the major league
clubs have been able to get
their players in line with the sea-
son openers only few weeks of,
1t has been reported that an or
eanized holdout movement is afoot.
Connie Mack may have at least
one well-known big Lacquer with
his team next season. Sam Craw-
ford, erstwhile Tiger, may be seen
in an Athletic uniform.
Eddie Cicotte, the White Sox's
star twirler. has signed q contract
for 1918 which calls for a sub
stantial bonus If he wins 80 games.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
BOUT
BIG GATE MAGNET
More Than 100000 House
Looms for Heavy Title
Tilt Wednesday.
BY the kssccie ted Press

BY the kSsccitt ted Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. ia gate" OF
more than 100000 loomed tonight for
Joe Louis 15-round tussle with Ma
than Mann in Madison Square Garden
Wednesday night-first indoor heavy
weight championship bout in ls
years.
Mike Jacobs associates in the
Twentieth Century Club declared
that brisk advance sale and an ex-
pected influx of fans from Manns
Connecticut bailiwick indicated a
near sell-out by the time the fighters
step into the ring They expect 5000
or more to come in from New Haven,
Manns home town; Hartford, Bridge
port and other Connecticut cities.
Louis to Fight at 2O2.
The betting odds ranged up to S
to l with Louis in the favorite's role
These odds may shorten a bit if
Mann's supporters back their opin-
ions with cash, but there's no doubt
the champion will be a prohibitive
choice.
Louis. preparing for his first title
defense since he outpointed England S
Tommy Farr last August, boxed six
rounds at Pompton Lakes today and
plans two more boxing sessions of
similar length tomorrow and Monday.
The Brown Bomber weighed 2O5 be-
fore today's workout and expects to
scale 202 for the fight.
Mann boxed four rounds at Summit,
N. j., and will taper off sharply after
another four-round workout tomor-
row. He plans nothing but light ex-
ercise on Monday and Tuesday. He
scaled 1913 pounds, two more than he
expects to pack at weighing-in time
Deemed Tune-Up for Champ.
Neither Louis nor. his challenger
will come to New York until the day
of the fight. They will weigh in at
noon.
Although Manns record indicates he
may extend Louis, boxing experts
view the match as a simple tune-up
for Louis who is looking ahead to a
major championship defense against
Max Schmeling.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
GR|DLEAGUEBANS
POST-SEASON TRIP
Pros Also Reject $4,000
Bid Made by Miami for
Title Contest.
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l9.-The
National Professional Football League
voted today to prohibit any post-sea-
son tours such as was conducted after
last season by the Chicago Bears and
the champion Washington Redskins
The league also rejected 4 guaran-
tee Of $4,000 from a group of Miami
Fla. business men to hold the annual
championship playoff game in Miami
The present system of alternating
playing on the home fields OF the
winners Of the Eastern and Western
divisions will be continued.
One Exhibition New Limit.
Starting next fall, the champion.
ship team will be permitted to play
only one post-season exhibition game
and that not against a league team
Carl Storck of Dayton, Ohio, Sec
retary of the league. who presided at
the closed meeting in the absence OF
President Joe Carr. also said an H.
game schedule will be played this
year.
The report Of the Rules Committee
and discussion Of possible revision OF
the player limit will be made at ses-
sions to be held later. The meeting
ends tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
TIE IN BOXING MEET.

BLACKSBURG. Va, Feb. 19 tE.-
Boxers of Virginia Tech and North
Carolina State fought a 4-to-4 tie here
tonight, exchanging two of the eight
bouts by forfeit.
The summaries:
15-pound-Brown CTech). defeated
Deboy. Decision.
Draw.
l3o o-pound-Loueh tTech), defeated
rell. Draw
- 55-pound-Traylor (state), defeated
HAWKINS. Decision.
1b5-pound-Smart fState) defeated
olIveT Technical knockout. ,1:27 seconds.
n.o-pound-Sowde fTech). Forfeit
heaVs~elsnt-Conrad tState). Forfeit.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
WILSON MERMEN LOSE
Randolph-Macon Wins Dual Meet
in Own Tank, SO to 80.

in Own Tank, SO to 80.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FRONT ROYAL. Va. Feb. 49,
Woodrow Wilson High of WASHINGTON
lost swimming meet with Randolph
Macon Academy here this afternoon,
36 to 30.
High individual scorer was Wilkins
OF Randolph-Macon. who won the 60
yard and l00-yard free style events.
Summaries:
Macon ooiph-
twooS1oHd waS,yayd SEssst %;;ssa str9ksmwon by Ryan
4o:yard free styie.won by wikin,
.an3. M;31A2; A. second MilleI 1woodrow Wiz
,woaG!yuard woIyard free style-Won by Turner
IL. ,K;.M A.; third. Brylawski (Woodrow
Diyins-.won by ouackenbush R-M
a. ~ Second. Freyberger (Woodrow wilson,
- l9o-yard free .styie-won by wilkins
~, ~; IN; A., second. CARLY Woodrow will
som third. Holbrook CWoodrow wilson,.
4v-ynro back stroke-Won by 6uther-
nno tWoodrow WILSON,: second, Perkins
'H.-A A.; third. Hoffman R.-M. Al.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
BERG STOPS RING FOE.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 10 (F.-Jackie
Kid Berg, the English windmill" who
once held the junior lightweight
championship, stopped Silvio Zan-
grillo of Brooklyn with a technical
knockout in the fourth round of his
opening comeback" Hereunder at
Ridgewood Grove tonight.
Evening star., 1938-02-20

Maryland University's rilemen yes
terday outfired the Navy Yard Ma
rines. 1362-1329, in a f1ve-man match
and the Fleet Marine Reserves, 1892
1076, in q four-man match on the
Maryland range.
Evans, with 275, was high man for
the winners: Rusk, with 285, paced
the Navy Yard Marines, and Stille,
with 276, topped the Fleet Marines,
Evening star., 1938-02-20
Price Tag Kills
Deal for Tuffy
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

opeClal DlSpttch 10 Inc star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 10
Twenty-Five thousand dollars. an
amount termed ridiculous" for any
professional football player by mag
mates at the National League meet
ing here, was the price tag attached
to Tuffy Leemans by the New York
Giants when President George
Marshall made overtures today to
purchase Tuffy for the Washington
Redskins.
Ostensib1y 4 scheme to forestall
any bidding for their ace running
back, the Giants entertained little
notion Of getting that amount.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
EAGLE BASkETERS
DROP TIGHT GAME
Hampden.Sydney Scoring Flash
Rings Up 18 Points to De.
eide Issue, 43-39.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY. Va, Feb. 10.
Willard Craft led a second-half rally
that brought Hampden-Sydney from
behind tonight to defeat American
University, 43 to 80.
The f1ashy center, who scored 21
points playing forward last night
against Bridgewater, was high again
tonight with 18 to his credit, is of
them gained from the field.
Schulz. American right guard, and
Webb. left forward of the visitors. were
Americans mainstays. accounting for
13 and 10 points, respectively.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
BROWNS SIGN COLE,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10 {R.-Ed Cole,
right-handed pitcher who came to the
st. Louis Browns with Catcher Billy
Sullivan and Infielder Roy Hughes
from Cleveland, signed . 1-year con-
tract today.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
WESTERN QUINT WINS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Feb. "a
Western High of Washington won a
fast basket ball game with Randolph
Macon Academy here today. 80 to 81.
Western opened aggressively and
the Yellow Jackets were unable to
penetrate its strong defense in the
first half which ended 1876 in favor
of the visitors.
In the second half, Randolph
Macon outscored Western but could
not overcome their earlier margin of
Evening star., 1938-02-20
COURT TITLE AT STAKE
Georgetown B. c., Stanton Aces
Meet for Crown Tuesday.

Georgetown Boys Club and the
Stanton Aces, both undefeated in five
starts, will clash Tuesday afternoon 1T
$50 o'clock in the Boys Club gym
for the first-half title in the Boys
Club Of Washington 100-pound Basket
Ball League.
In yesterdays games the Stanton
Aces nosed out the Northeast Branch,
20-19, and the Georgetowners nicked
the Boys Club Fleetwings, 2O-18.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
TERP CUB FIVE AHEAD
Paced by 0chsenreiter, Dewitt II
Beats Episcopal, $500,

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Feb. 10
(SpeciaD Paced by Gene Ochsen-
reiter, former Rockville High star,
and George Dewitt, Western all-high
product, Maryland's freshman basket
ball team defeated Episcopal High
School of Alexandria, Va, 1920 this
afternoon.
Ochsenreiter captured individual
scoring honors with IL points, fol-
lowed closely by Dewitt with 10.
Preston. Bell and Bradfield led
Episcopal tossers.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
LITTLE GENERALS LOSE.

PETERSBURG (speciaD Peters
burg avenged an early-season basket
ball defeat by Washington-Lee High
by drubbing the visitors tonight, 81
to Is.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
MACKMEN MAKE START,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 R.-A
group Of batterymen, headed by Con-
ME Mack, 75-year-old manager of
the Athletics. left today for the clubs
new training camp at Lake Charles,
La
Evening star., 1938-02-20
Clark of Teachers Is Sensation as
Shepherd Wins, 52-36.

SHepHeru WINS, oZ-36.
ST. ecial Dispatch to The Star.
sHEPHERDsTowN, w. Va. Feb.
19.-Shepherd State Teachers defeat
ed Wilson Teachers of Washington
tonight, 52-36, in a game that saw
Wilson lead only in the first few
minutes.
Casey. Ambrose and Hanna led the
Shepherd attack with IL, 10 and 9
points, respectively. while Clark. SEN
sational Wilson forward was the only
District performer who could break
through the Ram defense. He COL
Evening star., 1938-02-20
CUNTS IN LEAGUE TIE
Falls Church, Sigma Nu Stand 80
in Southeast Circuit,

Falls Church and Sigma Mu Sigma
are tied with eight wins and two
losses for the second-half lead in the
Southeast Community Center basket
ball loop.
National Savings and Trust are close
oenlnd with six wins and two defeats.
Standing Of Teams.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
G. w. HIGH ELIMINATED
Knocked From Virginia Basket
Race BY Hopewell, 1880.
eciAl DiSpatc tch to The Star.

SEtclaI DlSpttch 70 Th6 Star.
HOPEWEIL, Va. February 19-
Hopewell High knocked George WASH
ington High Of Alexandria out Of
the central district basket ball race
tonight, winning, $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-02-20

BOWLING LEADER DIES.
TOLEDO. Ohio, Feb. 10 R.-Elmer
Dyee. 10, former president OF the
American Bowling Congress, died hare
tdnishk
Evening star., 1938-02-20

Schedule Tor the week follows
Iomorrow (Mondayl night: 1:15. p. w.
ticn; 4; vs.; HS:ticnal City Christians; s:i5. Ma
g:l5. Miller Furniture vs.. United Clay
Tuesday: 7:15.. Tuxedos VS.. Assembly:
Miller's vs.. Falls Church.
~, Wednssday; ear. 7:16. Congress Heights VS..
Of Benninxs vs.. Sigma Mu; els, National
savings vs. National City.
Friday: 500. p. w. A. vs. Flying Eagles,
and At g. Millers ". Merchants.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
WILSON TEACHERS BOW

Totals - IA IL SO Totals
Evening star., 1938-02-20
TWO FOR MARYLAND

Totals 327 Totals
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-08-12
Welcoming Visitors
Pays Big Dividends

Summer tourists are pouring in
to the state in increasing numbers,
it was indicated this week.
On an informal traffic count be-
tween Chehalis and Vancouver,
Wash, Herbert Nelson, Olympia
resident, told the Washington State
Progress Commission that 81 per
cent of all the automobiles he OBJ
served in single day bore 'for-
eign licenses.
every city and town in the
state has seen lots of out-of-state
cars this summer, but probably no
state has taken the trouble to ac-
tually count Them" Foster OBJ
served. IF you think state adver-
Using is not bringing visitors to
Washington this summer, go out
and try Mr.. Nelson's experiment"
Pointing out that the state has
erected Welcome Lodges to aid
these visitors, Foster urged that
Citizens of every community go
out of their way to greet these
people, to inquire if there is any
thing that can be done. Try it and
learn how much little cordially
is appreciated, 1t will pay big di-
vidends."