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Evening star., 1939-02-20
Boss & Phelps Get
Draw in Court Fight
with Bank Receiver
Realtors Win and Lose
On Plea to Apply
Deposits on Debts

Harry K. Boss and H. Glenn
Phelps, realtors, got a draw in the
Court of Appeals today in their
case against Cary A. Hardee, Com
mercial National Bank receiver,
against whom they brought suit to
obtain credit for their accounts
against their Indebtedness.
When the Commercial became in
solvent in February, 1888, the part
ners were indebted to it to the eX-
tent of $4,000, which was secured
by collateral. They had on deposit
$4,000, segregated into half a dozen
accounts-lnsurance, rent, sales, gen.
eral account, special account and
collection account, the court said.
~ After the bank closed the realtors
demanded the receiver set off the
total OF the deposits against the
firms Indebtedness, but Mr. Hardee
declined. The realtors contended
the deposits belonged to them,
whereas the receiver maintained the
realtors were merely acting as
agents for their clients and GUS
toners.
When the case was appealed the
first time the appellate court sent
1t back to District Court with in
structlons to make definite findings
u fact. Further evidence was taken
and District Court dismissed the bill
OF the realtors. They then appealed
again.
Today the Court of Appeals held
that equity will follow a bank fund
through any number of transmuta-
tlons and preserve it for the owner
as long as it can be identified, re-
gardlesS in whose name the legal
right stands. Accordingly the court
reversed the case in part and af-
f1rmed it in part, ruling that the
costs should be divided equally. The
court held that the set-of as to ac-
counts in the insurance and rent
departments of the bank should be
allowed, while those in the collec-
ton and sales departments should
be disallowed.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Death of Interior Clerk
Is Called Suicide

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
issued certificate of suicide today
in the death of Douglas Mcclure
Anderson, 29-year-old poet and De-
partment of Interior clerk.
His body was found yesterday in
his third-foor room at 1923 Six
teenth street NV. He had slashed
his wrists and wrapped his head in
a blanket over a gas heater with
jets open.
The discovery was made by his
brother, Dean Anderson of Phila-
delphia, and Thomas Fitzsimmons,
manager of the house in which he
lived, when they forced the door of
his room. According to police, Mr..
Anderson had been called here by
one of his brothers superiors in the
Department of Interior, who said
the young man had been acting
strangely.
Police were told he was de-
Spondent because he failed to get
an appointment in the Bureau of
Indian Affairs.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Driver Held in Attack
On Two After Collision

BY the Associated Press.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Feb.
20.-Charles Martin, 80, Of Caro-
line County, was being held in the
Spotsylvania County Jail today on
charges OF assault with intent to
kill after he allegedly attacked
John E. Flippo, SO, and the lat
ter's son, Leslie Flippo. 20, with a
crank handle late Saturday follow
ing a collision between automobiles
driven by Martin and young Flippo.
The two Flippos are in Mary
Washington Hospital here with
compound fractures of the skull and
are unconscious. Physicians said
their condition is serious.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
$5,311 Claims Paid in D. {.
BY Security Board

The Social Security Board Ger
tilted 78 old-age insurance benefit
claims. amounting to s5,3l144, for
payment during January in the Dis
trict, it announced today.
These payments were to workers
reaching the age of IS, or to sur
vivors Of deceased workers. Single
cash payments are made in such
Evening star., 1939-02-20
cases until 1912, when monthly benz

cases until 1912, when monthly ben.
efits begin.
The average payment here in jan
uary was S68.10. Since the start
of the program, a total of s68 99O.23
has been paid on 1,45l claims.
The January report showed 31O
claims. amounting to S20,278.38, in
Maryland. and 257 claims, amount-
ing to $l3,29235, in Virginia.
In the country as a whole, ST.
256, 6,72l "a was paid on 1871 claims
during January and $1,000, 7.22
has been paid on 285 ,653 claims since
start of the program.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
VilIunovu Club
Dinner Is Tonioht

The Villanova Club of Washing
ton will hold its annual dinner at
the Hay Adams House tonight at Z
o'clock, with the Rev. Edward v.
Stanford, o. S. A., president of
Villanova College, scheduled as the
principal speaker.
Officers for the coming year will
be installed. They are: Anslem x.
MarilIey, president; William J. Hoo
yer, vice president; Joseph G. Nc
Manemin, secretary.
The committee in charge of the
dinner is John j. Kelley, Charles F.
Move, toastmaster, and William H.
Ritter, chairman.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Legion Post to Visit
Wushinqton Tomb

George Washington Post, No.
American Legion, will make its an
nual pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
Wednesday to lay wreath at the
tomb of George Washington. Mem
bers of the post will meet at 10 am
at Seventeenth and H streets NV
and proceed to Mount Vernon
Members of other Legion posts are
invited to participate.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Boys Bond Concert Tonioht

The Holy Comforter Boys Band
will present a repeat performance
OF its seventh anniversary concert
tonight at o'clock in the school
auditorium at Fifteenth and East
Capitol streets. The band, under the
direction of the Rev. Joseph H.
Denges, played an anniversary pro-
gram last night at the auditorium
before large crowd.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Pay Boost Is Urged
In Veterans Division

Sufficient funds to grant certain
employees of the Veterans Admin
lstratlon one-step pay increases
have been urged on the Senate by
the United Federal Workers of
America. it was announced today
The U. F. w. proposes these in
creases for workers with three
years service and an efficiency rat
ing of good or better.
1t also is urged that an additional
ST 100000 be voted in the inde-
pendent Offices bill to insure an
eight-hour day for Veterans Ad-
ministration hospital employees.
Evening star., 1939-02-20
Sniper Hunted
After Attacks
On Two Buses
staf Correspondent of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 90
Virginia State police today were
searching for the sniper who en-
dangered more than so passengers
on two Alexandria, Bancroft and
Washington buses last night as they
passed through Gum Springs, 6
miles south of here.
Two shots were fired on the trip
from Fort Belvoir to Alexandria and
one on the return to Fort Belvoir,
according to the driver, James
Thomas, 26, of 129 North Fairfax
street. The shots broke a side and
rear window, but missed striking
any of the passengers. although the
bus was full on both trips, Mr..
Thomas reported
State police combed the neigh
borhood for several hours last night
and Sheriff Eppa P. Kirby of Fair
fax County was notified, but no sus-
poets were taken into custody.
Jaywalkers are being arrested and
Evening star., 1939-02-20

JayWalkers are being arrested and
fined in Strabane, Northern Ireland,
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Horned Frogs
Go to Town

NEW ORLEANS Seems be
levin. as the draws have II down
here in Dixie. and seeing little
DAvcy O'Rrien in action Is 10 be
heve that the lS0.pound Texas
Christian quarterback is the
greatest paSser in football history.
Pitching T. 1. L. 10 1871
victory over rugged Carne-
vie Tech eleven In the Sugar
bowl Yesterday was Just an
ordinar, afternoons work 10
Da,e,. But for The 10000
persons jamming Tulane sta
dunn 90 the gunwaies, u WAS
the undeniabIe conquest OF
the throne upon which 'hr
great sammy Baugh once sat
supreme.
The little huokaroo calmly
whipped out touchdown pass,
heaved another ball that made the
second touchdown possible and
then booted three points through
the uprights.
Aerials accounted for 223 Of the
3si Yards the Horned Frogs
moved To win tho ball game.
OBriens rieh, arm moved through
It's famous ritual IS times and II
times the ball found receiver
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Vols Batter
0kIaIlonlaIls

I'M n m = Trnste.aun rastr.l ~
one ~ 'hs sss. '"''e~h teams ~
ivas Today after its decisive tfsu
victory over previously nnb~sten
ost.aau. 4, IN. o,.u.. t~.~t
!. -,
'"~' w % W. "sss :"
sppfsinE svefsi N pfosids, ses
tho anbeassn champions ~ the
Southeastern conferences ron up
more points Yesterday Than Okla.
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/ will
greater victory, did Coach
to 0 Duke going into
then light the whole situation
the Toans representatives Of the West stood
the classic
otherwise elated His Alumni
nemesis jumped 1888 lose
AlaDama Trojan
back victories the powerful
eastern turf and their remaining Coast confer
rivals except Washington
Phean the TroJans and the super
Alumni Jones
crowd mad proud Cal
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Anderson Sparks
For Cam Skaters

In nili Anderson. rammafano
Brothers forward Tacoma ice
hockey fans viii ars ane ~ the
best a. well as most popular
players IN the Pacific Northwest
in action Wednesday evening 81
the Lakewood Ice arena
Anderson will play IN the second
game on the program of the city
Ice hockey league when the Cams
tangle with the Aradnswest
Daifiss team at . .. ~. The frat
fray finds All iieidelberTs facing
off with Griffin Furi at Tl1n
o'clock
In The league openers last
week Andrss.@ appeared u
h. one of the b~-f men nm ihs
ior and counted tws NJ ihs
IN re tsiiie. made by ths Pin
nerrs ~ The, dropped an = Ia
y decision 10 tbs teeid~tlerg
five,
Several other outstanding purk.
msn Of this section ~ the country
wili see action IN The double bill
Manager Fred J kisl.nabury ~
the ARENA announced that pre-
pstatians are being made 10
handle a large efaNd
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After passing raenms ~ for
several wechs. the wrsstlers viii
return ,n sr,tan ~ Greenwich
coliseum nssl Menaay. ssn .
Thai Vas The announcement
Tuesday of Matchmaker Jack Con.
nor upun his return tfnm a hass.
asy tsuai whton carried hlm
through fiss western states IN
search vt suitable talent faf the
resumption II mat warfare here.
Conner WAS luhiiant sssr
the results II his trip, sisre
he returned with sikn~a esa-
tracts riedssas appearances ~
tarems Of some ef the h~st
ban. headefs sa the aaU~.
Amans The stappirfs whs viii
display their wares Al the saiis
srum neat Monday nr al snme
other llnc during the neat few
weeks Is sailor HsFta. rigin. III.
heavyweight. who "a regarded az
the he's, mailman te come aut ~
Uncle Sans navy in many nlaons
pr. Harold Nsh.e. tD~s
Melnr.. lava. wra.sc, Who
rates ~ one NJ the el~sesest
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Mars and Tiege
Win Boat Events

Dorothy Ill. piloted by Tom
Mars. won the powerboat race.
and the Manana. with Jack Tioge
at the helm. captured the sailbost
competition Monday In the Tacoma
Yacht clubs annual regatta on
Puget Sound.
The water was rough, with a
stiff breeze buffetinf the boats
and making navigation difficult.
The wind was particularly brisk
around Fox island. Some Of the
boast did not finish.
The powerboat race. held over
2T-knot course. saw Robert {.
Bourbon pilot the Emma Is to
second place followed by the
Picaroon, with Paul Riggs IN
charge.
The salboat race was held over
course measuring l2lg knots.
Martin Stockwell's Marune was
second and Silas r. Nielsen =
Mamie third
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PRO HOCKEY
~ INIIED PHtss

Tbs seN iors Raussfs again
held see0aa place IN ,he National
Hickey league iosizy tSO points
hslox the Boston Bruins
Ths Rangers tied for second
xith fhs ksN Yofk Americans,
moved 0ai u the deadlock las,
night with a 30 victory over the
Detroit Red Winss All other
tea ma we're ials
The Americans had moved into
tie sunday night by defeating
Toronto 81 while the Bruins
pulled -four points ahead with a
81 victory oysf Detroit that
snapped 4 tNO-gsme losing streak.
The last place Montreal Canadians
defeated the Chicago Black Hawks
80 sunday.
The Rangers forged ahead
early IN the nfst period last nigni
On goals BY Allen and Ehiblcky.
Hitler tailed early in the last
period.
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BOW LING

Fred Wahlcrs and Biii LefiWieh
won flrHt place IN the handicap
doubles tournament. staged al the
Broadway alleys over The week.
end shooting combined total VI
1877 MarJore 8taughncaay and
Bryan Shaughneasy. daughter and
father Won second place win
1878
There were 81 sets II doubles
rolled in thr meet The other win.
nefs were Mr. and Afs Cal Hick.
man 1861 AT Hcpp and Paul
Schaeffcr 1853. Louise Hhhlcls
and BIZ Gehrke 1856 jim shaugh.
messy and Louise Wshlers 1850
Bill EggieHton and Mike Miller
l2t2. Norman gustafaon and jim
shaughnessy 1885 Nik. Miller ard
Bill Aoriafliy 1890 Josephine
snopks and Chet Webster i2zg
~ CUppernull and Ted Rivers
1924. Marjorie ShAughneasy and
Bill Lsftvleh 1873 Roman Koch.
Ter and ~ Hspp 1928
smoothing lH get gene @oHNu8
pnaHlos Faelfls Astsh shoDtsT f0ilfa
rs - and z9s ~ 1Bo tSfai pas
u tas hlgh tgta.t ~ tils 5caf - ths
Bfoad aag alleys
Fridag evening 10 custonffs -
III Bfo4Gysy aDegs Nsfs treated 20
rare slgDt. 4 p.gssc team d gun
ny-saeK champions from liar HlNaa-
Efs lssaiss consulting - JOHN r.
tons Boo RoDerts Waite Jennings
Ysilsf ~ F.dss aEa HHs Fisicnsf
ioos a SOUND dfIDBiHs from lsGifa
tram consisting u Aess3 aines npb
srts Jennings Dastdsk Bfrsxef am
s,or1ussfs
Ti.e firtt game aas . ~ baf ff4a4
thfff ~. flf iadseH B-aau 70 Gem
ontffaE thirty EHuef4gFgff 4 q
Colilhs DfesIdsnt ~ tRe Hlsauffs
isasDa IA s<fioutiT e0naidsring sHtsf-
IBg tao lsHisa iesHis 80 re isagiif
areofeIns ~ hit mate Flfisnsff
si2 "a high foy tie 1naLeh - ths
nnen fsg4sseq one nonor 10 IN trey
LsATus pisS after . Eoisd&g lsyoif
all star snfN tonight sltn tfs CIT
flnploFss i<szls shtsotsns a. efelr<f
ana the Cofamercisl isassls a. z IS
sne ssis ne first Commercial
szSis squsd scbsdgie y snasSh-
Efssys Cafe 81 IADEeian0 FllTn@ssa
Western furnace - Ia D~lirsfi
isnselsnd Di W Arctic Bottifrf
Eiafionsft Ts Bits Tavern. gfauD
Elli1On 50 hogal AFrsnpH
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WRESTLING TO RESUME
At COLISEUM NEXT WEEK

Mtg mes In The ssrs~. b ~
ether arweesss~s heskea ~
asAepse under tsasss's sss-
rsess skssti,.
Pour wrs.tlrTs whs haze sa-
pestsa hsfs IN tho past are Also
an the lpeal mat lmpfvaeflas llst.
cur rhieas. handsome ypuaxstrs
who played foolhsii 81 University
90 Southern CsiifnfAia 4 few yrars
hack DAYS jahnroa. whe Tssnsd
most az his fsHa~a a. The Red
Shadows manager hsliv Hansen.
salt Lske CITY afsppIsf wha
gained q vteie fnlIewiax hrss :
eoupte ~ years ago. and tstlsy Esi.
wards. ana vsestisa hsfs - .
tight heavy hu1 VIA new 10 .
falisalssd heavyweight
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ability
op-heayy fsyorits another Not II - a
sport unfold multitude Of lightning situations
all n Zach different
proposition And ToJan supporter. N. betting msrs gave
touchdown Ouch .s
Either Christian Cal hotfs Dzms
club all title
tending record folks hand the
1888 Christian this
Cotton 81 bsrys Cash
Mosga Cal another touch Of distinction Western football
They the highly Teens 20 I5 but had the
Of the latter when the from
to3boo~ns
third 10 down Texas
may friends
annual Shrine spectacle San FrancHco the ys Of
the West hsmrung the Eastern aAeres representative ~
0.
Baylor university Billy he's from Ts1as
from Texas pitched for the Vests two touch
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Bulge Goes
Pro Tonight

NEW ,oRk For the first
time since his star rose out af
the west. Don Bulge takes the
court tonight a. the undsr.dog
Ia tennis match
lie shoots fer hard cash in
stead II silvefwere IN his pro.
fessionAl debut under the lights
Of Madison square Garden. and
= thin edge In the odds gees TO
the tanned. gangiing young man
who Will be his opponent Ellis
worth Vines
The pressure Viii be- on Bulge
lie has 10 prove that he Is as
good indoors A. he IA outdoors
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Not only IN the air friends but when he did take to ground attack
he yadage times
the soil the folks and the opposition that
he could the pinch he cooly
scoring
He brilliant you say this the final and most
crucial before When that
what Davie played his
parting effort TCU. He's boy
The such schedule
without rivals another
he had o
by
Nagursk Eckersal Cardeo, Clip
Neyers astonishing passer
history
His likes probably will not be generations
Little Mr. Pnt-Size he of football He
decision keeps IL
Hes mighty small the pro game.
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MIN <tktS t.aw punching
prevented Marty ssMmuns AZ Aas
NAV Mlsh from winning a de-
elasnn aSef nlddisweisht CHAM
rion aniiy knegsf IN inifnuna
nan.titie gixnt Yesterday rhr sans
cat. Witnessed NJ a.nosf fans. Mas
called draw
simmons hat tNo rounds foe
low punching ile maAs . strong
finish. winning the last tso ruunsis
decisively. after ktiexsF piled up
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On the Lam,
With -.
Elliott Metcalf

TURN to the gold page of football history, where the
: mortals of the past have been recorded
And write down this name in bold briiance
"Davie 0'Brien Texas Christian university. spearhead
and sparkpug of the 1888 national champions
OBren, pnt-size quarterback of TCU. named all
worth while A-Amercas every bodys choice the out
standing individual of the gridiron year
He earned that distinction by his uncanny and marvellous
performance during the regular attaining forward
passing heights those reached by another South
west immortal Sammy Baugh :.
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season score against the
great defensive Blue Devils
For sheer grid drama and spec
tacular thrill, the 1889 heart-rlp-
per will go down in Rose Bowl his
tory on a par with the Washington
VS.. Alabama classic on New Years
day. 1926, when the Huskies lost
20 to 10 "
The loss by Duke broke Coach
Wade's Rose Bowl record. In three
previous starts he never had lost.
He beat Washington and Washing
ton State and tied Stanford. Wade
then was coach Of old Alabama q.
On the other hand, Coach How
ard Jones bolstered his Pasadena
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krieger Draws

. be led early ln tAx flzht The
rhausesoa apparently tnpsfsd nss
hsnsss and ava little punching ths
sat five roantis
Thet~ were m kneekdewax
Neither fighter Ianded dsns1ssK
hiows Simmons. = fazsetls stathY
nnssg. swung wildly IN iss early
fesusts. hut kesssef evade5 ths
punches and eaantrtsd Nttn bks~s
TO shs fsee sftd bnsy
kFslxsF weighed la pounds.
ainnsnns Ia
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Trojans Uphold the West

FOOTBALL prestige of the West upheld in the historic
Rose Bowl by Southern Gals fction-ke victory the
Blue Devils of Duke, to 3
Four consecutive successful passes hurled in the
diving seconds the game with about 30 seconds
remaining Nave substitute who had not played enough
in the season gain his letter, threw into the end
zone where Al kreuger great sophomore end took for the
win
SO 900 broke hyeca bed
No old
The pass he'd a prayer doubt Maybe So prayers
that hadn't been told all
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Fiiction.Like
Pass Does Il
~, ur>sy NI.rNonr

PASADENA, tai. - ANY.
thing from = new baby buggy
To a filling station opening Is
Stupcudous and colossal in
California. but FOR once the
citizens used those words
lrhtfully today in describing
the Rose Bowl football game.
In fact a tea nes enss muss ~
colncd 10 adequately describe the
situation that Developed yesterday
when southern California licked
Duke. "a. IN The greatest same
~ = series hsEun IN 1919
Mans, many marc football
samrs viii h. PLAYED In ,h.s
land before they pat 90 an
ether like this. Because. with
the largest crowd IN hi.,es,.
ns,ooo looking GA. ths tta%
Jan. won ON = to,i. haoaa pass
In the last 40 second. Of PLAY.
Tho only consolation fnf DUKE.
which hadn't even bren senrvsi
upon before yesterday, was that
u got more gold than u. = g.,
The gate also broke all Previous
records and ~ the some 1910 600
cut up, Tho boys from Durham. "
g. left FOR home with sitoo 600.
or $40 600 more than was collected
by the Troiana wha shoulhered the
home team expenses
SEEMED srt tRt
Leading by three points the re.
sui of field goal by Tony Ruffa
on the SECOND play Of the last
period The Dukes thought they
were in Then. out ~ sky that
was heavy with rain clouds. South.
ern California rained passes With
an obscure fourth string quarter.
back throwing them and = snbsil.
tutr end catching them. Southern
California; passes moved 10 .
touchdown
10 plays. tho last four al which
were aerials from Doyle Nsves To
ALVIN Kruger. Kruger caught
the last one IN the end sons. and
Duke vas licked
untii II wa. threvn, M sne
In the vast stadium thought
southern California had y
chance Ia win. And when u
settled In the arm. NJ krucger.
the great gathering NJ Trojan
hackers. Who had hundreds of
thousands Of dollars riding M
their heroes. rose In one III the
maddest football demonstra-
lions of all time.
Southern California won the
Rose bowl game. its fifth without
loss. because Of superior man
! power.
JUST TOO WEARY
hut thry were working against
team that was dead ON It's feet
talked 10 nm official 81 the
game and he agreed with Coach
Wallace Wade OF tho Dukes that
had IL not been for WEAKNESS The
Blue Devils would have knocked
down the pass
Southern csiifofnians differed
with this opinion They ssid the
victory vas the result " the hot
test throwing arm In the history
81 the Rose bowl Maybe they
are right, because certainly no
pasHer. even Sammy naugh or
Davey o'Brien. ever threw a bet
ter ball than Ssves did In that
ficiionBi finish
Under terrific pressure, with
A..A
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|Lefty' ISekite Sold To San Francisco Seals
here ARE BOWL RESULTS

Rose Bowl. Pasadena-Southcrn California :. Duke :.
Sugar Bowl New orleans-Te,as Christian l., Carnegie
Tech T.
Orange Bowl, Mismi-Tennessee Il. Oklahoma q.
Cotton Bowl Dallas-St. Mary's 20. Texas Tech Il.
sun Bowl III Paso. reN-ltah s6, New Mexico o.
East san Franesco-West II. East o.
North.South. Montgomery, Aa.-Norh /, South o.
Pineapple Bowl HONOLULU. L l.. \ a. L. of Hawaii I
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he has 10 prove that he can
hold his game together when he
runs up against slam.bang
hitter who can pcit EN- across
the net like shooting star.
he has Ia get used 10 yelling and
booing. for all the niccties Of
tennis etiquette are ignored
when the pros have at each
other.
Win or lose tonight. Bulge il
on his way 10 earning s13 600
Promoter Jack Harris has guar
sntecd him that much for a
national tour. and Budges takA
may 20 10 500. 600 II the crowds
everywhere are as iarg. as to-
nights
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ana lnen went On 70 nun 4 great
Notre Dame team into the turf
putting emphatic clamps on the
Alumni busy-minds -.
And now Jones comes back %
beat a great Duke team which.
by the way, vas coached by the
man who vas mentioned as Jones
successor. And do mean Wade
The victory over Dul.s proved
one thing for sure that the
Irojans had courage and fortitude
all through the season. To come
back after twice being defeated
and beat such great eleyens as
.lotre Dame and Duk. IN two Of
the outstanding classics Of the ma