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Evening star., 1938-08-28
St. Mary's Of Texas Takes Cake for Fancy Roster:
no Ohio Stote and Dartmouth Grid Pomphets Also Goudy

Knute Rockne he got q game with
Notre Dame and convinced every
one but Rockne Baylor would win.
Notre Dame won after 4 hard
nght," 1910.
Bridges admits fear cost football
one OF its greatest potential stars
. kid named Moses. Early in the
20s Bridges took his Baylor team
up 10 play Boston College. The
Bostons were riding high on the
feats of one great backfield star,
Eddie Darling. But in an early
play in the game the Baylors leaped
on Darling. When they got up.
Darling didn't. He had . broken
leg. 50 infuriated did the Bostons
get that they kicked the Baylors
to bits. Finally, Bridges had only
one sub back left-Moses, . track
star.
"In never forget him." said the
coach. He got 10 excited he went
on the field with his shoes on. And
when he got the ball and saw IL
angry guys running at him he set
. new sprint record. He shot
across the sidelines. leaped = fence
and didn't stop until he reached
the last row Of spectatofs."
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Runs Gomut Of !
By PAUL NICHOLSON.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Things
have come to a very pretty pass in
college football. AS the he-men
athletes quit their muscle-bend-
ing jobs for the summer and set
out for their respective institutions
of higher yearning. their deeds and
virtues are being extolled by fancy
brochures that make those issued
by Metro Goldwyn-Mayer homely
by comparison.
Some 20 of these gayly- -colored
rosters and brochures have reached
the old professors desk already
Topping them all Is that received
from little st. Mary's University
down at San Antonio, Tex, one
OF the mightiest teams for its en-
rollment in the pigskin trade. The
elaborate booklet Is done in prac-
tically every color Of the rainbow.
1t tells everything but the salaries
of the coaches, I mean. The
thing is As fancy as the costumes
used by Norma Shearer in Marie
Antoinette." though perhaps not
as expensive. I hops.
Even that old maestro Of Bone
Evening star., 1938-08-28
S0PHS TO DECIDE
c. W.'S GRID FATE
II Letter Men Remain, but
Newcomers Must Fill
important Jobs.

George Washington University's
squad. 35 strong. shortly will move to
the Capital from all over the country
in answer to Coach Bill Reinhart's
call for the first practice on Saturday
September 10. The Colonials. for the
first time In 10 years, will condition
in Washington.
West Potomac Park will be the scene
Of most practice sessions, although
Reinhart may slip the boys over to
nearby Maryland or Virginia for an
occasional secret drill.
The addition Of the University Of
Colorado to the G. W. schedule on
October IS forces Bill to move faster
in September drills than he had
originally planned
Twelve letter winners and several
squad men from last season will be
missing when the George Washington
coach, starting his first season as head
tutor, opens practice The group Of
graduating letter men includes three
ends. two centers. a guard and six
backs, q big chunk Of experienced ma
terial for any squad to lose
The men hardest to replace are Tim
Stapleton. center; Lloyd Berry. Tippy
Holt and Pete Yurwitz. ends; Ted Cot
tingham. guard, and Jay Turner and
Joey Kaufman. backs Nick Nicksick.
Junior quarterback who lettered last
fall, and several other experienced
reserves were lost through scholastic
deficiencies.
Reinhart says frankly the success
OF this eleven depends upon his sopho-
mores, who must fill several important
gaps. He has backs, guards and
tackles aplenty. but will have trouble
at end and center where the losses
were heaviest.
Tn crew of II returning letter men.
Of course. will provide the nucleus In
cluded in this crop are John Rebholz,
Daddy" Jones, Duce Keahey and
Wilbur Saeger, tackles; Guy Renzaglia,
Hal Soldering and Izzy Weinberg,
guards: Bob Faris and Don Eberle.
ends. and Vic Sampson. Frank Merka
and Bob NoVaskev hackS
Evening star., 1938-08-28
le1ps Start Hunt for Guards Squad Takes to Grid Thursday
WOzniak Retains Presidents
Cup S'oim Title in Easy Win;
Boggs Is First Capitol Man

milk truck helper, also Of the scran-
ton Y. M. G. A.
Continuing his steady pace on the
last lap. the bronzed, blond Wozniak
crossed the finish line $50 yards ahead
Of Taylor. who beat the firing Phillips
out OF second place by 20 yards. Dan
Felski Of the Buffalo Y NJ c. A. was
fourth. rs yards behind Phillips and
$50 yards ahead Of Sheldon Herzog
22-year-old sign painter. who assured
Scranton Y. M. c. A. of the team title
for the second successive year by nm
ishing fifth.
Wozniak, whose dual ambitions are
to make the Olympic squad and better
Johnny Weissmuller's sprint records,
dislikes distance swimming, preferring
the more publicized shorter races. but
will concentrate on the l.50O-meter
event in making his Olympic team bid
Forced to quit school when his
father died and work to support his
mother, Steve plans to go back to high
school this fall, compile necessary
credits and accept prof1ered scholar
ship to Yale.
Battle for Second Place.
Had it been . boxing match 1t
would have been declared no contest.
The real battle involved second place,
with Taylor and Phillips switching
positions throughout the race. Woz-
MAX completely Tapped three COM
petitors.
Ernie Boggs, Washington Y. M. "a.
entry, was the first local entry to fin
ish, taking 10th place, thereby annex
ing the District long distance SWIM
ming championship and the Jim
Sprigman Trophy.
Following is the order of finish. club
afnlistion and time:
]. Steve Woaniak. Buffalo v W
1:13344 A.
:. Jaek Taylor Scranton Y. M. c. A..
>. Robert Phillips, Scranton Y. NJ c. A.,
I:I8.O1 ~ ~
Dan Felski. Buffalo .M.CA.. 1880.
D. Sneioon HerzoR. Scranton Y. M. C. A.,
8. James Losue, Brookline CMass) 8 c..
Z. Ted Horlenko, Buffalo Y. &C. A..
g. Walter Reilly. ouantico Marines,
l.Zb.4O.
.. frank Gilday, jr. Scranton Y. M. c. A.,
10. Ernie Boass, Washington Y. M. c. A.,
IL. Mike Boryson. Buffalo Y. M. c. A.,
IL. Michael Lockavitch Ambassador q C..
washington. l:2a51
l". George Kilmsn. Brookline tMass.) 8. c.,
-. T ,Lukavitch. Brookline (MassD 8. C.,
1'. JACK JACK Thompson. Buffalo Y. NJ. c. A.,
1e. Robert Hammer. Scranton Y. NJ. c. A.,
j.. william an Murray, Brookline MASS s.
lH, EN-, Elm Hsyens .yss Is, jr, Washington Canoe
H. John Smith. Washington cano. Club.
go Fr.ncis Gels. unattached. Baltimore.
sl. John Merel. P.stim. A. c., New York,
%. Charles Schultz. Washington Canoe
a. John 1os,o, Le. n, ,Am0.s.ador m s. C., wash
"a. PICK Green, Washington Y. NJ c. A..
rs. John Mcknight, Washington r. NJ
c. A., 2:1a.3p
Team Totals
GLow Score Wins)
scranton Y. NJ c. A.. 10: Buffalo Y NJ
A., II; Brookline MASS Svimmlns
CLUB; sh; Washington Canoe Club, 36;
washington Y. M. c. A., 81.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TO-DAY.
Baseball.
Cleveland at Washington, ).
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club, 1915.
Cycling.
District A. A. u champion
ships, Potomac Park Polo Field, ..
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Cleveland At Washington, 3:l5.
Boxing.
Paul Lee VS.. Lew Feldman and
Cal Cagney vs. Bobby Cortez. CO.
feature s-rounders, Grifith Sta
dium, $50.
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club, As.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Chicago at Washington, 3:15.
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club. As.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Chicago at Washington, 3:l5.
Football.
Washington Redskins vs.. College
All-Stars, Chicago. $50.
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club, As
THURSDAY.
Chicago At Washington, 3:l5.
Wrestling.
Ernie Dusek VS.. Bibber McCov.
feature match. Griflth Stadium,
$50.
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club, as
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Philadelphia, 2:l5.
Tennis,
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club, As.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington At Philadelphia, Z.
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic tourney, Edge
moor Club, as.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Net Title Gained
By A. Ritzenberg

Albert Ritzenberg Of w. p. A. u
the new Government tennis cham
pion. Ritsenberg succeeded Tona
IAtona as singles titleholder. de-
feating Ray etocklinsh Of Patent
Once in four sets on the Potomac
Park courts, winning 60, l-.
IS and SIS.
The victory gave Ritsenbers the
odd victory In his matches with
stocklinsh. each having won one
match previously.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
TERPS TO Be BUSY
ON NCOURT, IN RING
Fl Basket Ball Games, Six
Fistic Battles, Pair of
Journeys on Card.

University OF Maryland's basket ball
and boxing seasons, which will follow
closely on the grid campaigns, will
find the Terrapins playing II courts
contests and figuring in six ring
matches. They also will take part
in the Southern Conference cham
pionships in these pastimes.
Eleven Of the basket ball games will
be decided at College Park. with three
others so nearby that they practically
are home tits. Three Of the six
fstic engagements will be fought In
Richie Coliseum, Catholic u, Rutgers
and Army invading.
While Southern Conference teams
predominate on the court list, Navy,
Army, Rutgers, Catholic u, George
town and George Washington offer
noteworthy battles, with the Colonials
being newcomers.
fair, but the ring team, after an off
1898 campaign, appears likely to come
back strong.
Boxing Schedule.
January IA. Duke at Durham. s2s,
Ca tholic University
February a. Virginia at Charlottesville:
II. North Carolina at Chapel Hill is
Rutgers; - and G5. Southern Conference
tourney tplace not selected.
March T.. Army.
Double-header with basket ball.
Basket Ball Dates.
December ]3; Richmond at Richmond,
10. Clemson: ] &, Davidson.
January Z. Army at West Point: II,
Navy at Annapolis IL. Duke, ,1s. v. NJ /
at lexington: II. Washington and Lee ct
Lexington: 20. North Carolina; 2s. Vir-
ginia.
February 2. Duke at Durham: 3. North
Carolina at Chapel Hill: 4. North Carolina
state at Raleigh; &. GEORGETOWN: II, Wash
10. st. Johns at Annapolis: Is. v. NJ l.
20 Catholic U 90: George Washington
March .. 2 and T. Southern Conference
tourney at Raleigh
Evening star., 1938-08-28
by BURTON HAWKINS.


Churning the placid Potomac into
. mild froth with each powerful sweep
of his stubby arms, 2l-year-old Steve
Wozniak yesterday successfully de-
Tended his Presidents Cup Smile
swimming championship and then. in
what may have been . greater feat
eagerly consumed five bottles Of
stomach trouble canloudsyed with
orange and grape labels. innumersble
flstfuls Of popcorn and two hot dogs
The youthful unemployed parachute
factory worker, 4 cocky Polish -Ameri-
can with an amazing reservoir Of en-
ergy. won AS he pleased in l hour IL
minutes 34.4 seconds Less than
minute over Ray Ruddy's record, WoE-
MAX modestly admitted he easily could
have bettered his time by five minutes,
but became disguised with the lack Of
competition and loafed on the last
mile.
The hachet-faced Buffalo Y. M. C..
A. distance ace. National A. A. U. S.
mile champion, and, in his own words,
- cinch" for the 1910 United States
Olympic team, trailed only in the first
100 yards.
Lets Others Take Lead.
At the start Steve allowed less ex-
perienced swimmers to jockey for posi-
ton At the barrier, wisely avoiding
the scramble, but rapidly sprinted TO
first place and held = 40-yard lead At
the end Of the first lap OF the trian-
gular course of the Washington Canoe
Club.
Wozniak, with 1874 pounds draped
over his stubby 5-foot 6-inch muscular
frame. increased that gap to 100
yards over Robert Phillips, l6-year-old
hotel elevator operator representing
Scranton Y. M. c. A., by the end OF
the second lap. Five yards behind
Phillips was Jack Taylor, l6-year- -old
Evening star., 1938-08-28
By BARTON PATTIE.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. q. LP'-
The preseason training routine. that
bruising, unsung part Of the collegiate
football game, will begin for some
100 Southern Conference candidates
on Thursday
Reports from around the l5-member
circuit indicate that North Cardinals
defending champions and Dukes Blue
Devils may be a shade weaker than
last year, but are still favored to set
the title pace.
Only once since the deep Dixie
members of the Southern seeded in
1891 to go their own way as the
Southeastern Conference has the
Duke-Carolina domination of the loop
been broken. This came four years
ago when Washington a. Lee, although
meeting neither Duke nor the Tar
Heels, claimed the Conference crown
on a percentage basis.
Play Five Conference Tits.
Both Duke and North Carolina play
a five-game conference schedule this
fall, neither meeting any of the quar-
tet of squads which are rated as
among the other strongest contenders
Maryland. Clemson, Virginia Mill
tary Institute and South Carolina.
North Carolina. defeated only by
Fordham last year and tied by South
Carolina. lost seven f1rst-stringers
from the 1887 squad and will have
to depend heavily on promising band
Of sophomores, headed by Jim Sweet"
Lalanne, passing wizard.
George Watson. ball carrier who
scored ~ points for the Tar Heels in
1897: George Stirnweiss. quarterback
ing veteran. and Tony Cernugle. half
back who quit the game more than
a year ago to rest an injured knee.
made impressive showings in spring
workouts. Steve Maronic, tackle and
co-captain with Watson. will have
some husky but inexperienced men
on the forward wall beside him.
Wallace Wade will launch his sew
enth year at Duke and goth season
Of coaching with shortage of line
men, especially ends. Dan Hill, CEN
ter and Fred Yorke. tackle, are the
only available forwards who have seen
much varsity fire. Backs are plentiful.
however, including such capable per-
formers as George McAfee. Eric Tip
ton. Bob OMara and Bob Spangler.
Maryland. beaten only twice in a
tough 10-game schedule last year, has
a bright outlook with II OF l9 letter.
men back. including Jim Meade, ALI
Southern back. Coach Frank Dobson' 8
biggest problems will be filling guard
vacancies and plugging the yawning
gap left by the graduation Of Blair
Smith. regarded as one OF the best
ends in Maryland history.
Only two 1887 regulars are gone
from the v. NJ l. squad and the sopho-
more crop is a hourishing one. The
team will be sparked by Paul Shu. ALL
Southern back and leading scorer Of
the conference last year, and Handy
Andy Trzeciak, smart signal caller and
willing blocker. The starting line will
be powerful and experienced, but re-
placements must be developed from
green material.
New Coach Has Material.
The outlook Is bright for Rex En-
right. who succeeded Don McAllister
at South Carolina for the loops only
major coaching change. He will have
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Merely a Grid Coincidence
Big Ten Rules Meeting in Chicago Happens to
Fall on Day Of Redskin-AI Stor Come.

Western Conference athletic au-
thorities were casting about for .
date for the annual rules inter-
pretation meeting of their organ
isation, and, after some serious
discussion, next Wednesday was Sc
kcted.
The action created no comment.
The last day Of August was just
as good as any other day, and
apparently no more significant.
Now. however, 1t develops that
August 81 Is the day on which the
Warrington Redskins play the all
college eleven In Chicago, which
happens to be the city in which
the Big Ten nnaudArins viii fore.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
ARMY, NAVY PAGES
WOMEN'S NET LOOP
Gets Championship With 2-Game
- Margin Over Columbia Team.
Wardman Is Third.

Army, Navy won the championship
Of the women's Tennis League after
one of the closets races in the organ
isation's history when 1t finished its
schedule with a record Of 40 victories
against % defeats.
Columbia, the runner-up. won three
less matches than the champions and
lost one more, while Wardman. which
played more matches than any other
team, finished third.
The final standings and last weeks
matches:
Evening star., 1938-08-28
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

Cleveland advanced to within ~
games Of Boston in the American
League pennant race by downing
Philadelphia as the Red Sox lost
to the Tigers.
Directum j. won the honors at
the Grand Circuit meeting at
Reedsville, Mass. leading a field of
fast trotters home in the three
heats OF the 2.06 pace for a $1,000
purse.
Connie Doyle. the only Wash
ington tennis player still In the
national tournament at Forest Hills.
held on in the third round. downing
George King Of Yonkers, 6-3.
@3 6-3
Evening star., 1938-08-28
WALKER NET VICTOR
Conquers Tilghman for Colored
Playground Honors.

George Walker Of Banneker Rec
reation Center captured the colored
senior District playground tennis
championship yesterday, defeating
Angelo 1flghman of Logan, So. 81.
Walker then teamed with Stedman
Lipscomb to take the senior doubles
title by trouncing Brady and Scott
OF Willow Tree, 6-3, ST, 81.
Malcolm Brown of Rose Park
whipped James Moore OF Randall.
81, '3, 6-3. to win the Junior
singles crown. while Malcolm Brown
and Leroy Brown won the Junior
doubles event with a victory over
Earl Caldwell and James Moore of
Randall
Evening star., 1938-08-28

gather to discuss the playing code
of 1898.
As q consequence, they viii b
able to do their duty by the con.
ference, all expenses paid, and, IN
the evening, sit in at the football
game. Did you ever hear Of .
coincidence more striking?
Evening star., 1938-08-28
SPLIT CASTING HONORS
Dement, and Gramlich Leaders in
Lincoln Pool Meet.

B. E. Dement,. j. Reed and L. Gram
Itch shared honors yesterday in Ma
tional Capital Casting Club COMPETE
ton at the Lincoln Memorial pool
Dement, had an average of 80 per
cent accuracy in the three-eighths
ounce test. while Reed and Gramlich
shared top spot in the five-eighths
ounce event with 90 per cent accuracy.
Other accuracy averages in the
three-eighths ounce event were Gram
Itch. SO: H. johnson, So; Reed, IS.
and Reynolds, 81. while Dement,. w.
Hutchinson and G. Votava trailed in
the five-eighths ounce competition
with 80, 80 and IS, respectively.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
BIG DAY FOR WARWICKS
Softies Play Giant Food Ten,
Gridmen Start Practice.

Warwick Athletic Club members
will be busy on two fronts today, with
their softball team slated 10 tanele
with Giant Food Store tossers at IL
o'clock and football candidates sched-
uled to practice at / 80 O'Clock. Both
events are at Fairlawn field.
Warwick's football team, local un.
limited champion last season, will be
coached by Murray Kanner. District
heavyweight boxer and former Uni
versity OF North Carolina end.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Horseshoe Mark
Is Tied by Jones
B, the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. IT.
Casey Jones of Waukesha, Wis,
the l9-year-old Badgers State
Champion. equalled his own world
record by Tipping Is consecutive
double ringers in the Midwest
horseshoe pitching tournament here
today.
Jones was pitching against
Howard Robinson of Nebraska City,
Nebr., when he tied the mark he
made a year ago at the State fair
here.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
CYCLE RACES TODAY
Two D. G. Title Events Listed for
A. A. D. PedalerA

Local bicyclists registered in the
A. A. U. will compete In the District
championships at . O'Clock this morn
ing 1T the Potomac Park polo field.
The 5 and 10 mile races will be held
today with the 1-mile and 25-mile
races to be run next Sunday.
Gold. silver and bronze medals will
be awarded to the first three to finish
in each race and the entrant who
earns the greatest number Of points
will be sent to the national cham.
pionships In Chicago on September Is.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
COLORED RINGER MEETS

Colored horseshoe flippers in the
metropolitan area will launch qualify
ing tests in The Evening Star tourney
Wednesday night at Banneker Recrea-
ton Center courts, which will be
available from 4:30 until . o'clock.
Tossers are to report to Arthur A.
Greene.
Virginia tests will be held at Halls
Hill and Alexandria, while Maryland
contestants will report at Cedar
Heights, Lincoln Park and North
Brentwood. Labor Day is the deadline
for qualifiers
Evening star., 1938-08-28
CAPTURE RIDING CUPS
Gates and Hardness Triumph in
Benefit Tournament.

MUTUAL, Md. Aug. 81 tP.-Law-
renee Gates and David Harkness out
rode Is competitors here today to win
the two coveted cups offered at the
annual Calvert County riding tour
nament.
Gates won the Parran Cup and
Hsrkness won the Goldstein Cup. both
offered this year for the first time
Thirty-five riders took part in the
regular contests Of the tournament,
held for the benefit of the Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
TENNIS STAR TO WE'D.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. n (P.-
Announcement of the engagement of
Clayton Sayre Sullivan OF Charlotte
and Gregory S. Mangin Of New York,
the tennis star. was made here today.
The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Results ef Matches.

Results 81 Matehea.
Mollie THOMPSON &c. c. defeated Louise
Otambaueh tRD. 6-2. 7-5: Hazel Bayer
81. 4-6. 6-1: virginia Whitsitt IN
z defeated Esther Wy tR. CO. g..
Preston IN. p. 60. As. 90: Mrs.
1pring "a. NJ defeated Catherine Heberle
iRD.. 60. 81: Barbara Christie a.
ny defeated Katherine johnson (G W.,
80. 81: Barbara Christie "a. NJ de-
Mary Gray tB. s. defeated Virginia Cor
Con4rd &c. C.l defeated Mary Grey lB. 81.
81. -: Roberta salzman tR. Cl de-
4eAted Polly Preston IN. P.D S. e3.
a-5:. Mary Louise Brazelton IN, de-
feated virFinia Whitsitt IN. P). s-.
Us: Eleanor Carroll IN. F. defeated
-: Annetta Matthew &c Wy defeated
Gertrude Blank tR, c. by default.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
BIG PIN LOOP FORMED
Independent League Of Is Teams
to Roll at Silver Spring.

An 18-team circuit, largest OF
Washington suburban bowling Or
ganiza tions, will operate as the Inde-
pendent League on the Silver Spring
alleys during the duckpin season.
Teams will roll every Friday night,
starting September l6
Jack Durham is president Of the
circuit and Norman Wootton vice
president and treasurer. Frank Spates
is secretary and scorer.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
TERRORS' RIVAL PACED.

Manager Joe Marshall of the Chevy
Chase Terrors requests the manager
Of the club who booked . game with
his team for tomorrow TO call him
today at O'Clock at Emerson. l491.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
BATTLE IN GOLF FINAL.

CHARLOTTE. N. C.. Aug 27.A-A
Dowtin of Wake Forest and sutton
Alexander Of Charlotte will battle 1t
out tomorrow in the finals of the
fifth annual Meyers Park Club tnv-
tation golf championship.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Aqueduct
Py the Associated Press.

Entries for Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-08-28

xApprentice allowance claimed,
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1938-08-28

O1E8T 8uU IUBL.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Detroit
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY the Associated Press.
The Omaha guide., 1938-01-15
CHARLES F. DAVIS
Attorney at Law 1884 No. Gath st

In the District Court in and for
Douglas County, Nebraska.
Pearl Miller, Plaintiff, VS.. Daniel
Miller, Defendant. Doc. 1872 No. "a.
To: Danied Miller, Defendant:
The defendant, Daniel Miller,
will take notice that on the 22nd
day of September, 1887, Pearl
Miller. the plaintiff, filed her pet
ition in the DISTRICT COURT IN
AND FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY,
NEBRASKA, Docket 1872 Number
"a, the object and prayer of which
is to obtain a decree of absolute.
divorce from the bonds of matri-
mony existing between the above
named plaintiff and defendant,
alleging as the grounds therefor
extreme cruelty toward plaintiff bv
defendant and non-support of the
plaintiff;
NOW, unless Daniel Miller,