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from the doctor Carl had often
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cay ~ Detroit. on The Twenty
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Judge ~ Probate In The Matter
~ The Estate Of ETHEL SIMMONS.
also known a. ETHEl. HICKS. De-
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a copy Of this order he published
three successive weeks previous
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troit Tribune. a newspaper printed
and circulating In said County OF
Wayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate.
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OF Probate IN The Matter OF the
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the Court House Ia the ely ol
detroit. County Of Wayne and
.il.Ns ~ Mich. on me ,oth day ol
Apui. A. u 1898. Present. Honor
,hle Guy A. miller, Circuit Judge
Y appearing 10 this Court iron
ffldayit on file that The defend
ant, Mary Collects wheroaboutl
.fe. unknown
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Evening star., 1938-11-12
Dead Arm Seems Ill Wind Blowing Good for Grove
Had More Stuff After Cure Than Lost

simply swoon when he passes by
-. My, my.
From Wilbur Adams of the
Sacramento Bee comes word the
Sacramento Pacific Coast club is
trying to land Boiling Boily
Grimes as manager to take Bill
killefer's place Ever since
this corner pointed out that five
touchdown passes by Arkansas
had been received by five differ
ent sophomore ends. the Razor
backs haven't scored on a pass
=. Those scouts must have been
reading the papers.
S'pose you all bet on that N.
Y. U. over Colgate special we
handed out yesterday? :. Well,
neither did we Funny thing
about it was that Bill Galu, who
saved the game for the Violets,
has been out for football only
the last three weeks Was
hurt as a soph all last year and
then was ineligible scholastically
up to 20 days ago.
Jerry Dougherty, a 9-year-old
out Long Beach (Calif) way,
came through with hole in -one
tother day :. Say, Sonny, come
over here and tell us how to cure
that slice, pub lease Osborn
Newberry. a Joliet ull) fan who
knows his football Che picked
Carnegie over Pitt-and are we
sorry we didn't listen), took the
odds way back last December that
Evening star., 1938-11-12
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.--The
Red SoX aren't shouting about it.
but members of the club tell you
that after Lefty Groves dead
arm came to life toward the end
of last season, the old master had
more stuff than he's shown in the
last five years The Mccoy on
the Whizzer White trade talk is
that Brooklyn's pro grid Dodgers
offered to take him, but Pitts
burg mixed the deal even
though the Pirates stand to lose
plenty of do-re-mi on the season
and are paying the Whiz Is G's.
West Texas folks are bowling
to have Texas Tech admitted TO
the Southwest Conference
Clemson's Tigers need just Is
yards against Kentucky today 10
make it an even mile advance for
the season .. Have 1,745 yards
in seven games Georgia Cole
man. the ex-Olympic diving
queen. who's recovering from pa
ralysis, is studying electrolysis
here and plans to open her
own studio in Beverly Hills, Calf,
when she learns what it's all
about.
Confidentially, we're informed
Bowden Wyatt, Tennessees foot
ball captain. is such a handsome
devil the gals around the campus
Evening star., 1938-11-12

Larry Gilbert threw 'em every
year, now that he's transferred
from the New Orleans managing
job to Nashville.
Babe Didrikson and John
mysterious Monty) Montague
are in training in Texas for their
coming golf tour On which
they'll challenge any two men
players you want to put up :.
Burke Gillespie. Council Bluffs
uowa) Nonpareil writer, rates
Paul Christman, the Missouri
back, the greatest soph ball-car-
rier OF the year Not excluding
Bob Saggu of Notre Dame, Bill
Elmore of California, Sweet La
lame of North Carolina and
Frank Reagan of Penn J.. . Well,
he'll have to go some to top
Fordhams Len the Karin RAM
Eshmont.
When the U. S. Tennis Associa-
ton gave its blessing to Don
Bulge for turning pro, could it
have meant possibly that the net
fathers are about ready to listen
to talk of an open tournament?
-. Pro football scouts might take
a look at Rafe Masters, Newberry
IS. CO College end, who hasn't
given up a yard around his wing
in six games, and has gained
(believe it or not) 1874 on end
around plays alone Well,
that's what rooters down that
away tell us, anyway.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Stage Is Set for Lpse Footballs Mighty Teams Tsse Today
Win, Lose or Draw
Net Soees Already Are PoImine OFF Davis Cup
Bulge Is Ticketed to Wind Up as Mr.. Pro Tennis
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

what whsay termed tennis that the calamity howers
the bath which
the Then the
Germany will lift the trophy and off.
how lightly the
Bobby Riggs
Californian positively
tennis
there nobody else the
Bobby
young this follows will be
will Mako who has
Budges travelling companion phonogaph Wnder and
United States losing the Mr. Riggs Develops
the noised around
A purpoy Riggs
but after the Davis the path
the
enthusiastically which of the
Evening star., 1938-11-12
}. Donald Is Going to Get the Cold Shoulder

Here's the they'll work
VINO has been knocking the
or two Vines is lick Bulge nearly
while Both will be
better tennis player Too ELY
all the
But 1t Bulge
ELY
play golf He's getting like golf
eventually be
natural
Bulge from recognized undspued
is coming up Not Riggs Bobby
tennis but beside fellows like
pat-a cake. short
Nor will it be Mako he
all the work
hnbut doubles
singles the Davis this
Cupper unless doing
things.
likely sympathy He'll put away
mate somewhere Won Cramm would
Baron squared after his
play tennis,
j. Donald will the
as the amachoo gang will miss him. No longer will Mr. Bulge
places like
his checks and forget about them No longer will people
for him will
don't they stockings
the big how -do-you do and etssi this one-ou.
All of sudden the
laundry truck Oakland a
gacousy in his pretty white flannel
white and blue shield the
did.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
-Four Battles 0((upy
Washington S Grid
Warriors Today
6. w. Host to Kansas,
A. U. to Hoverford
On LocuI Fields

With Catholic University's sue
cessful start of the week end Great
ing an air of optimism, four other
local college elevens are dividing
District football interest on local
and foreign fields today. with
Georgetown taking the spotlight
while risking its unbeaten and un-
tied record against West Virginia
at Morgantown.
The other visiting team finds the
battered Marylanders far to the
South at Gainesville, Fla, playing a
similarly shattered University Of
Florida eleven. George Washing
ton is host at Griffith Stadium 10
University of Kansas and American
is playing its homecoming game
with Haverford. at A. U. Field.
Although the Hoyas were favored
on their West Virginia excursion.
the Mountaineers were expected to
give them a stiff battle in an at
tempt to salvage some measure of
glory from disappointing season.
Both elevens drilled yesterday on
the West Virginia field, and Coach
Jack Hagerty reported that his
Georgetown eleven, future bowl bids
forgotten for the moment, was in
good condition, both physically and
mentally.
Florida. with a record almost as
sad as Maryland's was installed a
slight favorite over the Terps. al
though it will be without the Serv-
ices of Jimmy oxford. ace who al
ternates at center and blocking
back, who was ruled ineligible be-
cause of classroom difficulties.
Benching of Vic Sampson and
other shifts by Bill Reinhart have
had strong effect on the Colonials
and their mood today was expected
to be a little vicious. A versatile
Kansas backheld opposed them as
the Jayhawkers, their ranks thinned
by injuries, have backs taught to
hold every position.
An Eagle victory today would
raise American US average to a
commendable 500. it previously
having lost to Swarthmore and
Hampden-Sydney and beaten ST.
Johns of Annapolis. Its home
coming opponent, Haverford, plays
ball in the same class, but sports
much better record with four wins in
five starts.
Howard U. plays st. Paul at Law
renceville, Va.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Budee-Vnes Better Rivalry Than ELY and Tden


Somebody always smelling fellows like
so
long demonstrated
playing eventually
of the Britisler matches
Vines still is his playing fellow Californian
will be sell
rivalry than it the VnTden thing because William Taem
old ELY
the
match.
the calling
Budge-Vine
Evening star., 1938-11-12
st. Johns Flashes Grid Class
In 7rouncing Little Hoyos;;
HowIey st. AIbons Star

Followers of the football fortunes
of ST. Johns College are beginning
to realize that not since 1880. when
Gene Augusterfer, its present coacn
was its quarterback star, has the
school had an eleven to compare
with its present outfit. which thus
far has come through tough
schedule undefeated and is holder
of the local Catholic prep school
championship
The title was won within a week
by downing Gonzaga last Sunday
and then by taking command at
Garrett Park yesterday to sink
Georgetown Prep. 1910. With jim
my Mulvihill out because of injuries,
Joe Gallagher able to play but one
quarter and Capt. Frank Cadv
elected for period because of
scrapping, several Johnnie substi-
tutes came through in impressive
style.
Outstanding among these was
Danny Williams. who previously had
been overshadoWed by regulars. At
one time or another yesterday he
took every backfield position. 1t
was his 20-yard dash for a toucn-
down in the third period that put
the game out of reach of the Little
Hoyas after the Johnnies had marked
up a score before the half.
Scores in Final Play.
Cady ran to a St. Johns tally in
the second quarter and in the last
play of the game Reckert intercept
ed a Georgetown Prep pass and
raced 80 yards to the goal.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Gil Hunt Took Care Of Successor Riggs

Mr. failed at all
Bulge there all
distressing Mr. Mako is okay doubles partner
reached final
licked Bulge the hats longer
they had hgh-class rackeer coming
Washington D. c.,
waoped rounds Gilbert Hunt most unorhodox
played around with Riggs
then finally the finishing blow
topnotchers he licked Donald
all along that Mr. Bulge later
professional j. Donald merely waiting until the
When s 900 finally
good schnozJ Donald
ELY Vines Perry slccumbed
Evening star., 1938-11-12
SOphs Are Pacing Cards.

oVp"s HtC Il dCITS >aF0S.
Inc Cards are on the upgrade lust
as definitely as Georgetown, at least
Sophomores are pacing the c. II
team and only the dependable Burke
Vlonovlc and Capt. John Kasunich
are valuable senior cogs If there
Is one thing the Cards need now it
is quarterback who can do several
thlngs well. And there is a chance
that Sophomore Pete Sachon will
develop before another season rolls
around. Sachon already has one
accomplishment to his credit. He
probably can outpunt any back in
town, including Jim Meade at his
best.
Spearheads of Catholics CONQUEST
OF Miami were Johnny White
sophomore center; Henry Brostek. a
sophomore halfback: John Matukai-
It's. another halfback. and Lou Shine
and kasunich. junior and senior
END. respectively. White, kid brother
OF Eddie White, a former C. U. CEN
Ter. moved right to the head of the
class among the local pivot men off
MS performance yesterday He
played a smashing defensive game
twice lntercepting Miami passes
When the chips were down and the
pressure was on.
Brostek and Miami's Eddie Dunn
were the two best backs on the field
1t was Brostek who gained most of
c. US ground and who provided
the touchdown punch. 1t was Bros
tex who played 81 hard minutes on
day that was hot enough for even
the Floridians. In fact those sopho-
mores, who are the bulwark of c. u,
are iron men. too. Matukaitis and
White put in so minutes of football
and BroStek wasn't far behind.
Breaks Help c. U. to Score.
The Cards showed little punch
outside of their touchdown drive
which was only 20 yards long due to
blocked punt. Still there is no
telling how much punch they could
have mustered If necessary. Armed
with TO lead. the Cardinals NAV
have felt that this was sufficient.
Miami was banging away on C.
us 10-yard line in the first period.
Toward the end of the quarter Capt.
Kasunich leaped in front of one of
Johnny Noppenberg's kicks, blocked
and recovered it on Miami's 20.
Catholic got big break when Vid-
movie tried a pass. which fell far
short of Shine. its intended receiver.
But Miamis Grant Stockdale was
detected pushing Shine and c. u.
was given the ball on the 5-yard line.
Brostek carried it over on the first
try and Cairo kicked the extra point,
That summed up C. us offensive
gestures. Miami was no ball of fire.
either, but the Floridians kept it in
teresting In the final period they
marched and passed from their own
Is to c. us 12-yard line, where they
were held for downs and where the
game ended
In all it was good football show,
with the American Legion's crack
display enlivening the spectacle for
], 500 customers.
Evening star., 1938-11-12

Notre Dame would 60 undefeated
-. Maybe he Zee zomezings."
This is an extra special tip:
Right now it looks to be Texas
Christian and Carnegie Tech for
the Eastern Bowl here Deem
ber 10.
Baseball writers are all gonna
miss those swell craWfish dinners
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Miner Eleven PAGES
Districts CoIored
Gridiron Group
EosiIy Trounces North
Caroline NormuI-Lucy
Wins for Armstrong

Miner Teachers College eleven
continues as the standard bearer OF
colored college fotball here. 1t al
ready had doWned Howard Univer-
sity, and yesterday it scored a most
impressive 20-6 victory over North
Carolina State Normal of Fayette-
vile, at Howard Stadium.
Yep Smith tailed in the second
period and again in the third. In
the latter quarter Sammy Anderson
also scored The Carolinians got
their touchdown late in the game
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.


Today a year ago-Pittsburgh
football team scored twice in last
10 minutes to beat Nebraska, 1877,
before 10000 fans.
Three years ago-Irish Free
State won international military
team title at National Horse Show
for first time.
Evening star., 1938-11-12
Fifth Battalion Trims
Yard Marine Shots

Fifth Battalion, Marine Corps Re-
serves, defeated the Navy Yard Ma
rines in small-bore rifle match
held at the Roosevelt High School
range, 1921 1923. Sergt. Rusk of
the regulars was high individual
scorer with 283-300.
Evening star., 1938-11-12

Adams again went across with
HaWley making a touchdown after
Landon tumble had been recovered
on its Is. Desperate passing late
in the game gave Landon its six
points as heave from Maloney to
AmusSen was made good.
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Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY,
Football.

Football.
Kansas VS.. George Washington,
Griffith Stadium, 2.
Haverford VS.. American, Amer
lean Field, 2:30.
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia,
Morgantown, w. Va.
Maryland VS.. Florida, Gaines
vile, Fla.
Howard VS.. st. Paul, Lawrence
vile, Va.
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Little Terrors Easy
For MARYLAND Cubs

The Little Terrors are licking
their wounds today following an
impressive one-sided victory scored
by Maryland freshmen over Western
Maryland freshmen at College Park,
$50. The young Terps collected IL
points in the first period and scored
almost at will therea fter
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The Figures

Touchdown-Brostek Point after touch
doEn-Pirro. substitutions: c. U. Conen
Sachon. Guyon. SAINT Ambrogio, Calabrese
Wrawczel. M. U.-Paskewich, Fox, Sails
bury. HAYWARD. Corcoran. Cohen. Jones,
Grimes. Bolash. Aries Referee-Mr
OMeara tGonzasD: Umpire-Mr Tebell
,virsinia). Head linesman-Mr Warren
ARMY. Field judge-Mr. Farrell CHoly
Cross.
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Lacy Scores for Armstrong,

Armstrong High made it a clean
sweep in games played by District
colored schools yesterday when it
doWned Howard High of Whining
ton, 60. at Brookes Field. A drive
down the field in the third period
ended with Lacy plunging over from
the 3-vard line.
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TouchdoWns-Smith to>. Anderson, Gra-
ham ham. Points after touchdowns-Sm
-. Wright for Torrey, j.
Sraham for Shaw. Holmes for Jones.
Spauldlng for Holmes Daniels for W Nc
Coy; Barrow for Williams. Truitt for l.
Mccoy Galbraith for Brown. Cherry for
Sparks, Douglass for Smith, Newman for
seldom, Derricote for Newman. billiard for
Gibson. Referee-Mr. Burr Umpire~Mr.
Hunter. Head lineSman-Mr Iurner
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Touchdown - Lacey. Substitutions -
Brown for Jones. Neal for Bolden Boiden
ior Neal. Mitchell for w. Jones' Referee
Mr.. Contee: Umpire-Mr Cupid, Head
lineman-Mr. Turner