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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

81 dobe nalehavejsiho profile
mu nez jest otazka socialnf,
ktera sc media resit bez proni-
kavych 1prav hospodafskych.
Mir nen1 ohrozen jenom nepra
telskymi akcemi mezistatn1mi,
nybrz i nesrovnalostmi social
mimi, tF1dn1mi i stavovskymi.
Proz1ravy statn1k must proto
pfedevsfm zde pTilozit ruku k
dllu, nebot vsechny spolecen-
ske slozky 1zce navzajem SOU
visejf. Mas stat jest hrdy ma
to, re dovedl vzdy We vaznych
chv1l1ch tuto harmonii spole-
censkych slozek naj1ti, k nimz
nalez1 take soulad politiky
vnitTni, politiky socialnf a po-
litiky zahranicnf.
NaSe demokracie ukazala,
re je dostatecne pTizpGsobiva
a hybna a re mas lid dobre po-
chopil to, CO Havlfcek oznacu-
je jake politiku rozumnou a
poctivou. Bee oslnujicfch he
sci, bez davove propagandy
dovedeme konat to, echo je "
dane chvlli prave tTeba a pTi
tom jsou 81 nasi v1dcf statnici
vedomi, re lid opravdu "a mimi
stoj1 a re je v kriticke chvfli
neopustf. To je hlavnf d6vod,
proc Sc nikdy a Ia zadnych o.
kolnost1 nemusfme bat rakous-
keno osudu. zadne nebezpecf
nam nehrozf, kdyz neohrozf-
me sami sebe bud ustrasenos-
tt nebo nesvornostf, nebot ODE
tyto v~lastnosti privolavajf u
tocn1ky. Ustrasenec nejsnaze
zavola ma sebe to, echo Sc bo-
il. Budeme-li m1ti v poradku
svou politiku, svou administra-
tivu, svoje hospodarstvf a svo-
je ~vojenstv1, pax sc nemusime
bat, re budeme vesvete opus
tent. Musime ovsem pTedevsim
ma sebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Vojenska sprava odsouzena L
nahrade skody.

o poslednich manevrech We
vychodnich Cechach byl petit
Lefty Zdenek TluhoT, synek ces-
tare We Hradisti u Pardubic
velmi tezce zranen autem, KITE
re T1dil zaloznfk, porucfk, ko-
naj1cf vojenskou sluzbu. Auto
bylo porucfkovym majetkem a
stat 81 je pronajal pro name
vry Poole prfslusneho zakona.
Velmi dlouho byl hoch ma hra-
nici mezi zivotem a smrti.
Loni ma podzim -podal zalo-
bu ma stat O nahradu 10000
Kc ma bolestnem. Senat kraj-
skeho soudu v Chrudimi uznal
stat "a povinna tuto skodu ma
hradit. Proti rozsudku odvo-
lala Sc financni prokuratura k
vrchnfmu soudu v Praze s tim,
re "a skodu rucf pouze rfdic a
MATTEL vozidla, ne stat. Pr
odvolac1m jednanf vrchni soud
v Praze vsak toto odvolanf "a
m1tl a potvrdil chrudimsky
rozsudek, re totiz "a skodu
zpGsobenou timto pronajatym
vozidlem rucf stat jake provo
mi podnikatel v te dobe. Chte-
je mfti zasadnf rozhodnuti
prapodobny prfpad dovola Sc
financni prokuratura k nejvys
Simu soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

We stredu dopoledne spacha,
sebevrazdu obesenfm vymen-
kaf Frant. Dosoudil z Hrabo.
We. Jeho yet sci do kilny pre-
zebTfk a Ike svemu zdeseni wi.
del sveho tchana obeseneho.
StaTec byl jiz mrtev. Zoufal
81 z omrzelosti zivota proto, Re
trpel bolestmi v dIsledku IRA
nenf, ktere utrpel We valce. Do
soudil byl vdovec a zanechal
dopis ma rozloucenou, We KITE
rem take prosi, ably jeho Gin
byl odpusten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Soustredsnf statotvornych sill.

Pffkazem dolby je, ably cely
narod vystupoval ma venek S
naprostou jednotou. V dnesnf
dobe stale Sc zvykem podceno-
vati duchovnf hodnoty. Zapo-
nina Sc, re i vn6jsf prostredky
moci a silly jsou produktem my
Slenek. Kdo chce pro svou vec
zfskat della, must nejdrfve zfs-
kat srdce delostrelc1. Proto
take i naSe obrana prot vSem
eventualitam must vychazeti z
hodnot duchovnfch. Bee odho-
dlanosti a jednoty z1stavajf
vsechny vnejSi akce jenom
prazdnym slovem. Csl. narod
osvedcil v techto nesnadnych
chvflfch, jez jsme prave prozi-
Ii, kid a jednotnost, ktere Sc
obdivuje CHINA. Mas pokojny
temperament Sc Ease jednou
prospesne odlisil cd projevu
jinych narod1 cd prfrody VINE
tlivejsich. Projevem tohoto
klidu jest nejenom stanovisko,
jez jsme dovedli rychle a bez
|rozpak1 zaujmout k udalos-
tenn zahranicnfm, nybrz i ry-
chile vyTeSeni akutn1ch otazek
vnitropolitickych.
Dovedli jsme zapomenouti
ma zajmy stran tTeba opravne-
ne, kdyz slo O veci ~celostatn1.
Proto bylo odlozeno splnenf
pozadavku o vymenu resortG
ma dobu vhodn6jsf, ale "a to
jsme povolali z oposice Ike spo-
lupraci Narodn1 sjednocen1.
Dali jsme konkretn1 vyraz sna
ham pc soustTedenf, pc kterem
chvfle VIOLA. Povazfme-li, S jak
velikymi obtfzemi uskutecnuj1
v techto tezkych dobach nutne
soustredenf narodn1ch sill i de-
mokracie starSi a zkusenejs1
nez je nase ,musfme tim sp1se
oceniti fakt, re We Wade budou
spolupracovati ceskoslovenstl
nacionaliste s Nemci a Sc stra-
Mani levice. V tom je hlubsl
vyznam poveTen1 POSI-. Jezka
ministerskym 1radem. Tento
1spesny krok vlady je ovsem
vychodiskem a nikoliv koncem
prace. Jest prvnf etapou. Ne
nj pochyby o tom, re je skoda,
re Sc nepodaTilo zlskati ku spo
lupraci take slovenskou stra-
nu Pudovou, jez, bohuzel, pro-
viva techto dnG zvysenou ra-
dikalisaci, jez Size psycholo-
gicky je pochopitelna, ale po-
liticky sotva ucelna.
Vlada ukazala, re nemfn1
odhaneti cd prace nikoho, KIDD
S nj chce upT1mne a loyalne
spolupracovat. Snahy o zf1ze-
nj noveho hospodafskeho mi
nisterstva, nejsou nikterak pro
duktem rozpakG, jak naj1ti
move ministerske kTeslo. I SOU
stredeni hospodarske prace a
hospodarskych plant jest po-
zadavkem dolby. Jsou to pro-
blemy hospodaTske, jez neusta
lie nalehaveji tlukou ma brany
vsech statI. Nenf prost6 v ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Hoste vyzrali ma hostinskeho

Hostinsky v obci nedaleko
Lisan ma zatecku poTadal ma
konec masopustu zabavu. Ma
pozvanky napsal, Re vstup ma
zabavu je volny, jen "a pose
zenf ma zidli pry Sc plat 3 Kc
davka. Ma bal sc seslo mnoho
lidf, ale kazdy 81 pTinesl pod
pazf zidli nebo stolicku. Vstup
ne nikdo neplatil. Hostinska
81 zavolala muze do kuchyne a
zle mu vycinila. Kdyz hostin-
sky hodne cd zeny zakusil "a
volali 81 no hoste do salu, "a
platili a dali mu zahrat solo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

mi jSem Sc SeZnamlla. liza
Ease umlkla. Patrne sc dom
nfvala, re uz rekla vsechno.
Oddychla 81 z hluboka jake pc
zpov6di. Byla il tato zpoved
skutecne tezkou. JindTich il
rozum6l. Chapal, re il stale
velke premahanf, nez Sc Ike
vsemu pTiznala. Dosli Ike ko-
stelu sv. Stepana a tn zastavili.
"Vratte Sc Izo! Je pozde,"
rekl Jindrich. "Kde ted by
dlite?"
LA vahala S odpovedf. Te-
prve pc chvfli, jakoby Sc byla
rozmyslela, mali odpovedeti
vdbec, rekla jaksi nejiste
"Vlastn1ho bytu uz nemam.
Nebylo mono no udrzeti.
Jsem V podnajmu." Ted zas
chvfli mlcel Jindrich.
"A stac1te ma to-" taZal Sc
potion a HAS sc mu znatelne
chvel. "Izo, kolik mus1te den
ne vydelati?"
Ted sc ma neho pod1vala
pTekvapenf jevfcfm pohledem,
ale neodpovedela.
"Jen mi to pov6zte!" MALE
hal. "Proc sc stydite? ia pre-
ce vim, re musite penfze sha-
nett S namahou a zadarmo
YAM nikdo mic media. Kolik mu-
site domG prin6sti v nejnutnej-
sim pTfpade?" LA 81 vzdychla.
"Dve zlatky muslin mfti kaz
deho dine, jinak zGstanu dru-
heho dine dluzna "a straw i
"a byt."
"Vidite!" zvolal S vTelym
prfzvukem. "Dnesnf nase set
kanf zpGsobilo YAM Skodu. Je
mojf povinnostf, abych YAM il
nahradil. Zde vezm6te a jde-
tie primo domG. Je dnes velmi
spatn6 pocasf."
JindTich il podaval papiro-
YOU petku. LA pc bankovce
nesahla a rychle O krok ustou-
pila.
"Izo, nezarmucujte mne!"
Ease takovym vTelym hlasem
pravil. "Je to jen nepatrna
splatka meho dluhu. Hlubo-
ko je V mem srdci zapsano, re
jste byvala Ike mne dobra,
kdyz mne vsichni nenavideli a
Wy jedina cftila jste Sc mnou
soustrast. A vzpomente 81 jen!
ia bral ochotn6 a rad cd vas
vsechno, kdyz jste Sc Sc mnou
DELLA o svGj obed nebo O svou
snfdan1. TAX vidite! Proc by
ste Sc ted ostychala witt 81 O.
de mne, echo Wy potfebujete a
ia ne?"
LA 81 zakryla oblicej diane
mi a dala Sc zas do place. Ten
tokrat az vzlykala. Odsunuv
JEFF ruku S obliceje a vtisknuv
il bankovku do diane, sevrel il
dian V pest a pokracoval: "Uz
neplacte a radeji mi Teknete,
kdy Sc zas uvidimel"
Ruce il sklesly, zdvihla hla-
WI a hledfc ma n6ho skrze Shy,
tazala Sc udivene: "Vy byste
Sc chtel Sc mnou jeste sejfti?"
"Ale IZo, samozrejme!" re-
XII skoro rozmarne. "Prece ne
skoncf to nase setkanf pc toll
ka letech dneskem! Muslin
YAM take prece vypravovati
svoje osudy."
"Tak ia tedy nevfm," rekla
tichounce. Ultra je nedele a
Odpoledne mann volno," navr-
hoval. "Coz kdybyste ma mne
pockala o druhe iodine tady u
kostela? Prijdete? Rad bych
vas videl "a dne."
"Ale coz, kdyby vas nekdo
spatril. Vite, nekdo znamy,"
namftala nejiste.
Gale ma tom mi nezalezf,
vzdyt jsem vojak. Tedy pTij-
dete?" Tekl podavaje il ruku.
"PTijdu," Tekla a svou ruku
do jeho vlozila vahave.
Dlouhou chvfli drzel il "a
ruku a hledel il dlouho do O.
bilceje smutnym pohledem.
Potion pojednou il pustil a po-
hodiv hlavou, jakoby chtel ne
jakou nepffjemnou myslenku
zapuditi, rekl: IS bohem a Ii
ira ma shledanou!"
IS bohem!" opakovala po-
zdrav tichym hlasem.
Jindrich odchazel rychle Cd
mefenym vojenskym krokem
vzhGru do Lipove ulice, kudy
obycejne chodfval dom1. Ne
kolikrat Sc ohledl. LA stala
ma chodnfku naproti kostelu
nod nlunnunn LIZ n1r<+;lnou
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

Rocky Mount, August IL.
Mountain Test Farm at Swannoa,
August IS.
Coastal Plain Test Farm at Willard,
August 8.
More than $4,000 farmers, their
wives and agricultural leaders attend
ed the field days at the test farms
last year and IAN increase is expected
this year, Miller said.
prominent North Carolinians lden-
titled with Agriculture and govern
ment will be heard at the test FARMS
this year together with research au-
thorities in all phases of agriculture, )"
Miller added.
Plans have already been made, in
anticipation of increased attendance,
to have loud-speaker systems in ope-
ration at all of the farms during the
field day programs, the details of
which will be announced "well in adj
vance" of each meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04
assistant director of the Motor We
hicle Safety Division, says

Among recent additions to the list
of candidates who have paid their
fees and formally qualified for the
May primaries are Henry l.. Stevens,
Jr., of Warsaw. for Judge of the sixth
j. Abner Barker, Roseboro, for So
licitor of the same district; and w. r.
Badgett, Pilot Mountain for solicitor
Of the 21st.
The Badgett entry brings to five
the total of 21st district solicitorial
aspirants. Stokes, Rockingham and
Caswell have one each while Surry
now has two.
It's the first election ever to be hell
in the Dist, which was carved out Of
the 18th and 18th by the 1887 General
Assembly, and its opener bids fair to
be a regular battle of the Kilkenny
cats.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04
.LNE-AT-HOME IS
FIELD DAY THEME
This Years Event at Test
Farm at Oxford Sche-
duled for July %
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir Walter Hotel

Raleigh, March Agricultural re-
search and "live-at-home" practices
will be the general theme of the field
days to he conducted at the six North
Carolina Department of Agriculture
test farms this year, Fred e. Miller,
Director of test farms announced to-
day.
Dates for the field days, announced
by Miller, are as follows:
Blackland Test Farm at Wenona,
July IA.
Piedmont Test Farm at Statesville,
July 21.
Tobacco Test Farm at Oxford, July
%.
Upper Coastal Plain Station at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04
Capital Gossip
ny HENRY AVERILL
Daily Dispatch Bureau
"a the SIR Waltev Hotel.

Raleigh. March Clyde c. Carter,
Wilmington lawyer and politician, has
secured a job with the State Unem-
plovm mt Compensation Commission.
That. in itself. would be no news,
as many. many politicians have secur-
81 Jobs with the State U. c. c.
But the interesting angie is that a
mong those who recommended Mf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

Carter for the JOB was Mrs. Bessie
3. PhoeniX-the same Mrs. Phoenix
whom Mr.. Carter said should be
known as Boss" Phoenix during the
heated Mae Oliver-Arch Allen cam
paign for presidency of the Young
Democratic Clubs last fall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

A feature of the field days will be
contests to determine the outstand-
ing horse and mule team of the re-
spective sections of the state, from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

Work has started on the addition to
the Revenue Department building and
one whole side of the first and second
floors now has temporary wall OF
ouite-smelly fresh lumber.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

a pulling standpoint" Winners :.
contest will enter their tenn. n The
Great State Fair in 0ctoba '"is at the
pete for the state chamnian 10 com.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

AS part of safety Week." North
Carolina ministers have been asked to
saw a few words on the subject at
their Sunday services, Ronald Hocutt,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

Basketball enthusiasm in Raleigh
famed by the Southern Conference
tournament is almost on a part with
the annual fall football frenzy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04

The North Carolina Board of Nurse
Examiners will conduct spring exam
nations at the Capitol on April 6, 7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04
Wife PreServers

When you serve shrimps in a
sherbert glass for an appetizer or
cocktail, arrange the shrimps in
glass with chilli sauce, mayOn-
naise or other relish. Serve wood
picks for spearing shrimps-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04
MOTTO

Just arrived from Florida fresh trail
err load Citrus Fruit and Vegetables.
Oranges $1.15 bag, soc peck, 10c doz-
Large grapefruit, 6 for Csc, string
beans, 1Oc lb. Tomatoes, lbs. for Csc.
Lettuce, for 15c. Celery, 2 for 15c.
Turnips, 2 punches for 15c. Apples
Csc peck. Potatoes 10 lbs. for 19c. No.
/ new potatoes, lbs. for 10c. Fresh
behring's, 2 doz.. 35c. Florida cabbage,
4 lbs. 1Oc Country eggs, doz. 35c.
Florida Fruit Store
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-04
from "Slaves Bondage Vance-Today and

and 8, it has been announced by Bes-
sic M Chapman, secretary OF the ex-
amining board.
Evening star., 1938-11-04
Running Game Still Big Factor
Of Good Football, HoIos Says

SON. To make a passing attack
successful, team must carry q
running game threat-and in the
final pinch it's usually the rushing
game that marks the difference be-
tween two evenly matched elevens." T"
1t was after the 1882 season that
the National League adopted the
rule permitting passing from any
point behind the line of scrimmage
as compared to the college rule per-
mitting passes only from yards or
more behind the scrimmage mark
er. And Halas pointed out that the
rule has done exactly what its
makers acknowledgement up the
game and reduced the number of
dull, scoreless and tie contests.
Passes Please Fans.
In five seasons, 1928 to 1882, in
elusive, National League teams
played IS tie games, IA scoreless ties
and 13 contests decided by single
point. In the next five seasons, 1888
to 1887, inclusive, with the new rule
operating, there have been only 13
ties, scoreless ties and 9 games
decided by one point.
''The forward pass has made many
an exciting game and the fans have
shown they like scoring action, -
Halas said. But don't think the
pass is going to do away with the
rushing attack. 1t may be old
fashioned, but it's still good way
to win games"
Evening star., 1938-11-04
Gonzaga and Johnnies
Shift Grid Contest
To Griff Stadium
Purple Figured More
Powerful Than Its
Undefeoted Rival

The long standing football feud
between ST. Johns and Gonzaga will
be renewed Sunday at 230 pm. at
Griffith Stadium, with the Johnnies
risking their undefeated record
against a team considered slightly
more powerful.
The game originally was slated at
Catholic University Stadium. Last
year $500 attended the contest. The
admission price is 40 cents, and
tickets sold for Brookland Stadium
will be houored at Griffith Stadium.
st. Johns, outweighed about
pounds man. will rely chiefly on a
passing attack, and its recent sue
cess in the air admittedly has wor-
ried Coach Orrel Mitchell of Con-
zaga. With an alert secondary and
fast-charging line Gonzaga hopes to
nullify the Johnnies' edge in the
ozone.
For his own part, Mitchell plans
no radical changes in his usual plan
of attack. He has the edge in re-
serves, he believes, and can rely on
Eddie Shea, Bill Gardner, Jim
O'Brien, Ralph Simone and Jack
Walsh as ball toters. So far this sea-
son, the Purple has lost to Eastern.
7-6; tied Central, 6-6, and beaten
Anacostia, 1916, and Loyola, 100.
St. Johns, undefeated and scored
upon only once, has had the worst
of it in previous meetings with Con-
zaga. The last time it won was six
years ago, when Gene Augusterfer,
its present coach, was quarterback
on what probably was its greatest
team. Last year it lost, 22-6.
Evening star., 1938-11-04
Less Than Z Minutes
Of Play in Grid Tilt
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 4.-That
old question, How much football in
a football game?" is here again.
Four Marquette University stu
dents with stop watches and fair
for statistics analyzed a game on
the Marquette schedule. Here are
some of their findings and figures.
The actual playing time from the
moment the ball is snapped until
the ball is downed was II minutes
As seconds in a Commute game.
OF this 3:06 was consumed in max
ing 1913 tackles, 5:24 used up in
actual scrimmage and 3:15 employed
while the ball was being passed.
lateraled, punted, kicked-off or
place-kicked. The greatest thief of
time was unscrambling after plays
and getting ready for the next
signal. This took 1929. Team A
employed huddle and took 1922
to call 43 plays. Team B used
signal-calling quarterback and called
81 plays In 9:34.
Evening star., 1938-11-04
District Draws
Blank on Grid
Tomorrow
6. W., Cards Away:
Maryland and A. u.
Have Open Dates

With George Washington and G. q.
away and Maryland and American
U. enjoying open dates, the local
college scene will be free of football
action this week end excepting the
important Bucknell Georgetown
tangle tonight.
George Washington was to arrive
at noon today at Greenville, S. c.,
Tor its game tomorrow with Glenn
son. Without the services of Guy
Renzaglia, outstanding guard, and
several others slowed by injuries,
the Colonials face a tough outfit
which holds notable victory over
Tulane.
Only One Card Out.
The c. U. squad is in Chicago,
where tomorrow the Cardinals face
De Paul on Wrigley Field. With the
roster intact, excepting Charley
Moutenot, who will be missing for
the rest Of the season, the Cards
are given the edge over De Paul,
which has been beaten in every
game but its opener against Ripon.
c. us two losses were to Midwest
schools and Coach Bergman is out
to break the territorial jinx and at
the same time better the Cards 500
record to bolster interest in the
Armistice Day meeting here with
Miami. A long session yesterday
before boarding the tram put the
players on edge. Tonight the play
ers will be dinner guests of Catholic
Universitys Chicago alumni.
May Make Line Changes.
Bergman may make some last
minute changes in the line, but the
same backfield that started against
st. Louis here last week is expected
to take the field tomorrow. This
will be Rocco Pirro at quarterback,
Burke Vidnovic calling signals from
left halfback, Hank SAINT 'Ambrigio,
sporting a guard for his injured
nose, at the other halfback and
John Matukaitis at full.
Both Maryland and American U.
will continue prepping tomorrow for
next weeks games against Florida
and Haverford, respectively.
Evening star., 1938-11-04
Bs the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Almost 20
years of football-as player, coach
end team owner-has convinced
George Halas of the Chicago Bears
that a sound running game is the
cardinal requisite of great eleven.
"They can throw that ball all they
want to-and they're really tossing
it around" the owner-coach of the
Bears said today, but the Green
Bay Packers and Detroit Lions have
proved that successful football still
is built on a rushing game"
The Lions powerful running
game, built around Bill Shepherd,
set the Bears back on their heels
last Sunday, 13 to 7. The Lions lack
the passing talent boasted by most
National League teams, but their
running game is so strong that it's
keeping them strong contenders for
the Western division title.
Running Threat Necessary.
1.-THE Chicago Cardinals concen-
trated almost entirely on passing,
Halas pointed out, "and look how
they've gone. Cardinals have won
one game in eight starts this sea-
Evening star., 1938-11-04

a 28-14 decision over Colgate's
kids Jumpin' Joe Dugan, the
old Yankee third sacker, is bossing
bar in one of the midtown ho-
tells here now ). doc Sutherland
rates his all-time football list this
way: Southern California 1928,
Notre Dame 80, Minnesota "a
and Fordham '38 And how
about Pitt '38, doctor? Trotting
horsemen from all over the coun-
try invade Indianapolis Novem-
ber lib to decide whether the
sport needs shot in the arm -.
Columbia scouts, back from the
South, say Jim Gillette, Virginia's
southpaw pitcher, will be the
toughest back the Lions have
tangled with this year And
they've seen all the Ivy Leagues
best, too.
The guy who travelled 5000
miles for a fight and then saw
only the Weigh-in because the
bout was called off had nothing
on Bill Potts, the Los Angeles
Examiner boxing writer Bill
hit town Tuesday TO rthe Arm
strong Garcia 60 just in time to
find out It was OIL Garcia.
incidentally, has his managers
Evening star., 1938-11-04

permission to paint this burg red
until next Monday . Then
back into training Ed Scan
nell Worcester (Mass) Gazette
football writer. reports gloomy
Gil Dobie is through at Boston
College and Dick Harlow is
washed up at Harvard after this
season Harlow may land at
Penn or Penn State, and Boston
College would like to get Lou
Little or Adam Walsh That
headache on the Wisconsin
campus this week is Harry Stuhl-
dreher's His Badgers only
have Northwestern, U. G. L. A.
and Minnesota coming up.
Note to Hymie Caplan, some
where in the Far Northwest:
Come home, Toots, all is for
given u. We promise to forget
all about your Solly Krieger's
dates with Jannazzo and Lee ).
Best football piece of the season:
Jimmy Conzelman's job of ex-
planning why he'll take good
backs over good lines in that
nickel weekly Around the
Big Six they're saying another
year Like this for Nebraska and
Evening star., 1938-11-04
I. T.. U.-TuIsa Game Pits
Two Great Pitchers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla, Nov. 1.-Two ex-
pert marksmen have date for a
personal passing duel Of wide in
terest tomorrow in Texas Christians
clash with the University of Tulsa S
Golden Hurricane.
On one side will be Dynamite
Davey' O'Brien, leader of the Horned
Frogs, and on the other Tommy
Thompson, recently singled out by
Sammy Baugh (anybody wanta see
his credentials as judge as the
seasons best intercollegiate passer.
Last year Thompson led the
Southwest by completing SO out of
128 passes for gain of 954 yards,
including nine touchdowns. O'Brien
made good 96 .out of 237 for 947
yards and four 'touchdowns. How
ever, OBrien has thrown 10 touch
down strikes to date this year while
Thomson has maneuvered eight.
Evening star., 1938-11-04
Demon OF Past Leers at Georgetown BucneU EZeven uades
WI, Lose or Draw
Hoyos Willing to Match Kercher With Nowoskey
Veteran Pro Grid Stors Now Are Tukinq Over
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.


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has the saddle 8 times Seabscut
ridden the land his
the the Biscuit according
Trainer Smith, when Sonny Workman had the mount That
when the Howard hoss second
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kind of a ride"
November in the National
beginning the front Don
tied with Gayne Tns of the Chicago Cardinals
caught 28 but whereas Tsey
wizard has made eight The
also have faded and heading the
playing his fifth with the Giants
with the Redskins
also wrested the
lead from Andy Farkas