davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-18
New York Suour

speculative buying lifted world sugar fu-
lures IA to 3 points in narrow trading to-
day. July traded at Ill. March LIS.
Small trade and operator buying orders
steadied domestic futures, absorbing hedge
selling and LIQUIDATION Prices in the
midafternoon ranged UNCHANGED to points
The raw market was nominal Two lots
of Puerto Ricos clearing June 26 were Of
fered at $50 cents and Philippines due in
mid-July were available at 217 cents
Cuban sellers were withdrawn
Refined Withdrawals remained slow at
q basis of 4.5O cents pound
Futures No. 3 closed . lower to l higher
Evening star., 1940-06-18

LONDON, June 1s R.-All classes of
securities declined sharply in the market
mum pending clarification of the war
Near the finish the market leveled of
At the lower levels. and in some in
stances worst declines were trimmed
siightly. Industrials and oils displayed
% %noss resistance. British government
LvERPoOL.-Trade calling In the
points today. Other months remained
at minimum levels
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. June 1s lP.-Poultry, live;
hens. pounds and under, 1917: hroilers,
2h pounds down; colored: 15A: Plymouth
Rock. II; White Rock, II; springs. under
1sh: turkeys, hens. IL; other prices un-
changed
Potatoes, arrivals. 40; on track, 323:
demand fair: market weak: California long
whites Sl;l. o. No 1 2i00-25; California
csSo,,n. cso 1si1mphs, roph.- w. NO l. 2'95; NORTH
Arkansas and Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs,
U. 8. No. ] 1.50-70: Alabama Bliss Tri-
4mDns TniDmphs S 50 No. zoo; e6D louisiana Bliss
Butter. 1,195,S37; arm; 90 centralized
carlots, 20; other prices unchanged
EGGS 1884; steady: checks. 12: other
prices UNCHANGED.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, June 1s Up Omitted State.
Department Of Agriculturej.-The wool
and prices were strong. Graded fine De-
laine bright fleece wool was sold At 1896
cents, in the grease. Graded combing
bright fleece wools brought 4O-42 cents,
In the grease, for three -eighths and quar-
ter blood grades. Combing quarter blood
territory wool was sold at 74-76 cents,
secured basis. Sales were closed on comb
ing three-eighths blood territory woods at
1880 cents, secured basis.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press.
STRAITS TIN-Futures closed 325 to
40 lower June, 51.25b. No sales in
-, CoFFEE-Spot quiet; Santos No. 4,
7L-?s; Rio, No. T. 5A. Cost and freight
offerings included Santos Bourbon IS and
5s at 64O-7.dO: Santos. No. 4 ID, fu-
bags July, 5.sl; september, 5:97b: De-
cember. 6.1S. Rio. No. 7 IA futures,
unchanged to higher. Sales 500 bags
July; 3,97b: September, 4.O4b; December,
WOOL ToPs-Futures closed s points
higher to l lower July. 95.0b; October.
CRUDE RUBBER-rutures closed 1898
lower. Sales. No. l standard. IO3 con-
tracts, July. Fl SOB; September. 19 1915:
December. 17S9-90. Smoked, ribbed, spot,
RAW s1LKaFStures No, / closed e.s
gust, 2 %: September 1867 81.
RAW HIDES-Futures closed Al lower.
Sales, ,5.160,OOO pounds, June. 1O.Oan
September, 1913, December. 1924 Spot
No, ! Western light native cows, Ion.
b Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Kellogg Co. Declares
5O-Cent Dividend
By the Associated Press.

by tne ASSoclRted Press
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June l8.
Directors OF Kellogg Co., manufac-
turer OF ready to eat cereals, yes
terday declared a dividend of so
cents share, payable July l, to
stockholders of record on June ~,
The last dividend of Is cents a share
was declared last March %.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Baltimore Quotations.
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

1' tIe Hssocldteo Press.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Cotton
prices worked progressively higher
today, attaining gains of 81 90 a bale
at the best levels. A persistent
trade demand and covering by
shorts and mill interests, as a re-
suit of the recently improved textile
business were principal factors in
the upturn. Offerings were small.
Midafternoon prices ranged IL to
20 points higher, except new July,
1929, off on an early sale; July
(old), 1926 October, GAL; January,
9.09.
Futures closed 1914 higher
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions BY customers with
odd.lot dealers or SPECIALISTS on the New
purchases. involving 157. .614 shares; 5,319
sales. involving 1897 shares, including
1855 short sales, involving 6,162 shares.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index Of
35 commodities today declined to II Sc.
Previous day 7l.s0; week ago 71.36;
month ago, II 90. year ago. 66.39
1910. 1889 1888 I933-37
High -- 1929 1922 74.37 1914
Low 7l.12 63.7S 1886 4l44
1926 average equals 1907
Evening star., 1940-06-18
New Orleans Prices.
High. Low. Close.
Ok N o. ~ o.

CottonSeed OH closed steady. BIeaCh-
able prime summer yellow, soon; prime
crude nominal, July. 5.49b: September,
5.6Sb: October, 5.64b: December, SOB
Bid. Nominal
Evening star., 1940-06-18

In bankruptcy or receivershlp or beins
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid last year Declared or paid so
far this year. I Payable in stock Paid
last year. h Cash or stock Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
ur Under rule. WV With warrants. xW
without warrants war Warrants.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

MIddIlne. spot tTs-inchI, Il .03n.
Nominal.
Cottonseed OIL
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
! lower to 3 higher. Sales, 20 contracts.
July; 5:96b: September, 6O9b: October,
6.lOb; December. 6.15b; January, 6.lSb
New Orleans Prices
NEW ORLEANS. June 1S CP.-Cotton
futures advanced today on short covering
and price-fixing by mills Closing quota
tons were steady at net gains OF 12 to
Ii points.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Chicago Cash Market
Cash wheat: Sample grade red. -7h.
sample grade. hard 73la. Corn, No
ys,i9s' Whi9s .ss4H-65h; No: 2, 64;-66ia: No. /.
Barley, mailing, $3.50; feed, 4O-4s: sam.
pie grade, 40. '""
baltimore Quetations
, BALTIMORE June Is LP.-Wheat, No
: req winter, sarlicky. SPOT domestic, 93I,
Winnipeg Prices
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Short-Term Securities
Reported by Smith, Barney g. Coz

Bid. Asked.
Ala Ct Southern "A" IS 43 1O9h 1IOK
Alleghany Corp CIV IS A = II rs
Amer Tel a. Tel 5Es 43 1O6b 1O7
Austin N Nor'western Is Al SO 95
Central Foundry Is Al - 30
Central RR of Ga 6s ~ 64A
Chicago Union Station As A 1O3 1O6
Childs Co IS 1943 41h 45h
Colo Fuel q Iron IS 43 103 1O4h
Conn & Passump RR As 43 SSh
Cuba Northern Rys 5as AZ 81 %
Delaware & Hudson As 43 40 AZ
Federal 1t g. Traction Is ~ 1OOn 103
Grand Rap & Ind 4hs Al 103A
Init Hydro-E1ectric IS A 43 43A
Intnatl Nero Marine 6s Al 81 81
Laclede Gas Light IS AZ 80 81
Lake Erie Western 5s Al 86 90
Lehigh Valley Term IS Al 81 40
Liggett g. Myers rs A - 123h 1894
Y Central d Hudson As AZ 874s S9A
N Y g. Long Branch 4s Al 25 "A
Norfolk Il Southern IS Al 80 64
Pennsylvania Co 3as 1941 1O1h 101M
Penn-Dixie Cement 6s 1941 93h 96h
Pennsylvania RR As 43 1O8
Peoples Gas 1t Coke Is 43 11ON 112
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 43 1904 10
Studebaker Corp 6s 46 SO 81
Union Oil of Calf 6s 42 1O9A lin
Utah Power q Light IS A. 98h 80 "
Warren Bros 6s Al Il - 1917 21h
Western Y d Pa 4s 43 - 107A 106h
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Gasoline is selling for 80 cents a
gallon in Fire.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

A white dove flew on to the cam
opy of the Pope's throne as he ad-
dressed 800 newly married couples.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Hgh-speed motorboats will run
between Nanking and Hankow,
China.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Ital Superpwr A
Jacobs Co
Jer CP&L pf ~
Jones & Lau Stl
KresstSH)pf so
Lake Sh M t1e)
Lehigh Coal
Line Mater .15e
Long Isl 1t pf 3
La Land&Ex zoe
La P & l. pf (6)
McWuI msDredR
Majestic Radio
Mead John t3a)
Mesabi Iron
Mid W est Corp
Midwest OiI go
Miss r Pw of (6)
Molybdenum soc
Monarch M 1.50e
Mount City c.
Mount Prod t.60)
Nat Bella aess
Nat Fuel Gas ~
Nat P & l. pf f6)
Nat Rubber Mach
Nat Sugar Rein
Nat Tea pf
Nehi Corp .125e
NEPA6 % pf 4.50k
N Eng T&T 3.25e-
New Ha ven Clock
N J Zinc (1e)-
NY P & 1t pf (e)
Mag Hudson Pw
Mag Sh Md pf A6
Mag 8 Nd 3 .25g
Nor Am 1t & Pwr
Nor A r prpf (3)
North'n P .40e-
North'n Sta P tA)
Ohio P 8 pf A (7)
Ohio P 8 lst (6)
Okla Nat Gas.5Oe
Okla Nat G pft3)
Oldetyms Dist.
Pao Gas6 p pf1.so
Pac P & l. pf (7)-
Pantepec Oil
Parkbg R&R .26s
Psnnroad
Pa-Cent AirlineS
Pharis TER .30e-
Phila Co (.36e)--.
Phoenix Secur
Phoenix Sscur pf
Pioneer Gold 40
Pitts BILE 1.50-
Pitts Fors t.25e)
Pitts Plate G(2e)
Potrero Sugar
Premier Gold H.
Prudential Inv
P 8 Ind 81 pr pf
Pug Sd $6pf 1.25k
Puget Sd P S6 Of
Pug Sd Pulp1.25e
Raym'd d Concrete
Raym'd Con pf J.
Republic Aviat'n,
Rhssm Mfg (1)--
Richmond Rad.
Rio Gr g vtc- ---
Royal typ (2e)--
st Regis Paper
st Regis Pap pr.
Schin Co ~ -.
Soovill Mfg Soc.
Segai Lock -
Seiberling Rub
Sentry SAT Con
ShAttuck-D(.10e)
VIII 1.60e-.
Simmons q & P.
Singer Mfg (6)--
Solar Mfg ---
Soss Mfg .0625e-.
So Penn Oil 1.60-.
8 c Ed of B l.60-.
Stand Dredg 100
Stand DR. pf 1.60-.
Stand OIL O t1)--
Stand Tube (B)--
Sterling Brew.
Sterling Inc t.20)
Sunray Oil .05e.
Taylort Ky)Dist-
Technicolor SOC
Trans.Lux (.10e)
Tung-Sol Lamp.
Udylits (.20e)---
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Chicuqo Stock Market

CHICAGO June ls tP-Followine is
the complete list Of transactions on the
chicago Stock Exchange today:
Evening star., 1940-06-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
~ private wire direct to The Star

Stock ana Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High. Low. Close
Aero Sup 3 .20g Is 5N 81 5M
Alum Co Am (2e) 65Os 1872 l59 1891
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK June 1s.-Dividends de-
elared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co:
Evening star., 1940-06-18

Futures closed 1914 higher.
Old contract.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
Foreign Markets

rants. New. st &stp)-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired by maturity,
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Christmas Novelties

Boys imitation leather trims. Upper
fastening ToiIored style. 3 TO 6.
Girls solid coIors or plain trims.
Matching hoods. 8 to s.
LANSBURGHS-Fou Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Friday Special! Reg. 5.95
WOOL BLANKETS
4.99

Full 72x84-inch size. Well Ioored
and finished. Wide royon toffeto
binding. Choice Of eoIors: rose, cedar,
green, blue, peach.
LANSBURGHS-BId
Third Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
Red Wings Defeat
Toronto Ice Club

pstroits rsvamped Red wings
defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs
last night for the first time in
this seasons national hockey
league race
The nep wing forward wall Of
Eddie wares. Sid Abel and Aiss
Motier showed unexpected power
and n was Wares who scored ths
last two goals 10 bring his club
from behind and down tho Leafs
"a The defeat left the Leafs
only slx points ahead Of Detroit
In the standings.
Boston took sols possession Of
third place two more point. be-
hind Detroit by rwampinr the
New York Americans al. Schmidt.
Bauer and Covisy zach scored
twice
The win enabled the Bruins 20
move one point ahead 81 tho
Chicago Black Hawks who were
held to IS tie by the New York
Rangers Hextaii scored twice FOR
New York. Patrick once Kelly
notohsd two 81 cbiesxo1s soais
and cafss got The other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
May Have to ..ey Rose Bowl
Battle in Ward oi1ospiial
Nsbrosko's Jones Should a,o,n
Physiciun 10 Scout Cord Flew

To. there ~tfi ~
rule ssssnst having . ~
. mad ed u Fnetlan h>fA ~
hsii 70 snapped A s1n~tts ~
IN nave = - ssv<a p~Fmis-is.
70 spsss IN The huddl~ h~fnr-
enc play 10 rin. h~rsu<~ the
coach msy hss- eat hIm n ~
ssra . trsmnsss that Il !. tine
foe Rim u tsks "a aspirin ~
% put dFeps ap hls nns> Ard
whsn ths tse captains Ers~t 10
feF. the klekaff fer the tees me
ens ~he<< th<rruau~tsf ssass
shs higher Temperature sreuld
h< EiSsn his ehotee ffss sheses
~ sasls rat a n<ss,s.s 70 xtves
hts real snste< Ne rsirnt upset
shinxs ~ saying IN s<fsra ths
snuth bod IN tho rssss~rs
tilnir. Ard lssx. ths ssme rat.
ksrshooi Tnsfs I 60 One
mere sns<ss ssf they'll have ne
starting the s.ms II rlrht suarsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
Dew. Taylor
|DiSmOunt to
Trade Blows

CORAL GABLES, Fla. Jockey
Earl Dew OF Sac City. la. was
still three up over Walter Lee
Taylor OF Houston. Tex. in the
race toward the National Riding
championship today but at fisti-
cuffs he could get nothing better
than a draw
The two i9-year-olds swung
punches after the third race At
Tropical Park her. yesterday, but
they fought to no decision. The
imbroglio grew oui Of the duel
between Dew. sstride Modest, and
Taylor. who was up on Best
Quality Other riders stepped IN
and stopped the flare-up. and Chief
Steward Tom Thorp attributed the
outbreak 10 "eompetitiy. spirit
The riding race remained ~ the
status quo when Dew romped
hom. aboard Hazel y In the see
ond event and Taylor eountsrsd
with last minute score on
Endymion In IN. eighth. At the
end Of the day IN. count was
Dew 2s3. Taylor $50 There are
six more riding days until the end
~ the year. since Dew will ny
10 California tomorrow night 10
take advantage Of the Aqua Cali
ente program on sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27

Jim Hobiason. psw |. sonsasa
undergrad; tsrn Champagne.
ens ~ Bella rfnise's sii-tims
sii-star basketball performers.
and many others.
The ssms slil ~ ons If ths
features u tho annual homseom.
ing eslsbrsiion 81 the ahooi
Joe sslstino. one ~ Bsilsrmin.' =
mos famed sthlstss. wiii h.
referee
Bel Coach rsnk Haug SAID
Thursday he would floor his
strongest team for the alumni
fray. starters Nfil 10 Paul Crisr-
and Larry Essk. ferssrds. Rudy
bOeksi and Cliff sebissx. guards
and either NJ CALLER or Jim
Biehssl. center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
Ski Weather

The state highway departments
road and ski report today:
Mt. Baker-Temperature 80. IL
inches new snow: 20 inches on
ground showing moderately; snow
on road: carry chains.
Stevens Pass-Temperature SO;
five inches new snow; 80 inches
on ground; overcast and calm /;
snow on road; chains required.
Snoqualmie Pass-Temperature
80; Az inches new snow; rs
inches on ground; overcast and
calm: snow on read; carry chains.
Naches- Temperature 50; two
inches new snow; As inches on
ground. showing.
Paradise Temperature -: five
inches new snow; As inches on
ground, showing.
Deer Park - Temperature 30:
four inches new snow; 80 inches
on ground; overcast: southwest
wind. skiing excellent: road good /;
carry chains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
3me|ech, Excuse Horse, Tops 40 Money Winners
Club TO Honor
Hoop Coaches
Edmundson Nomed
Guest Speaker

Hee Edmundson. University 81
Washington basketball coach. vii
be guest speaker al the Young
Mems Business club luncheon Fri.
dsy noon al the Hotel Winthrop
Various Pierce county basket.
ball coaches and local sports
writers have been invited
The coaches include: stuart
Parks. College Of Puget
Sound; Cliff Olson, Pacific
Lutheran college; Lem Yandle.
81. Martins college; John
Kennedy, lincoln high school;
V. &. Lowman. Stadium high
school; Henry Hang. Bellar-
mine high school: Al Dahl
berg. Puyallup: stub Jones,
sumner. and Bill Ninson. Fife.
Guests also will include h o.
Besl, principal OF Lincoln high;
Howard Carr, principal Of sta
dium. and Bill Hardie and Johnny
Neinriek. head coaches at Lin
coin and Stadium. respectively.
Entertainment will include a
tujutsu exhibition by Paul Walker
and c. C. King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
Army Selects
Mentor Blaik
Dartmouth Coach
To Guide Cadets

Nrsr fof>r. N.-rhe Army
today put its football dsstlniss inse
civilian hands. To rs capable
hands 81 Earl Red nlaik. 4. ;.
Military Academy graduate Mo
IA. been released from hs coach.
ING contract At Dartmouth u tsks
ovsr the West Point ss.asnmsnt.
Blsis. who graduated with = sec.
ond neuteusnis commission IN
1870, viii bring hls entire staff
from Dartmouth sometime during
the winter % he ready 10 take fun
charge a spring football practice
Confirmation q nisih'. ss-
oepisnee Of the Army sffes
came lat aIght from hE,s adler
General Hahstt .. tichsih<r-
ger. superintendent 81 the ass.
DENY.
The uncertainty 81 being able u
secure desired Army efficsr fcet-
ball coaches during the existing
national emergency. was one fac
tor considered IN making ths
change Eichsibsfgsr said
nlaik succeeds Capt William
Wood. who completed NJ. three
year coaching assignment this sea
son. and wlu return 10 aetlve duty
At FORT nllss. rss.. IN February.
In his seven seasons At Dart
mouth. Risihs teams ~cn ~
games, lnst Is and tied four. hls
1897 club vas undefested.
HANOVER. y. H-psrtmouth
officials we're so stunned by Earl
Rlalhs resignation. that they have
had no time 10 think Of his sue.
eeasor a. head football coach. .
apokss nan said today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27

just the opposite In the case
OF the 1910 group Of young
sters. They are of the highest
class.
With Midland. sesbiscuit. ka-
yak ii and others. Charles 3. How
ard. the San Francisco automobile
man. led the list OF winners with
1916 q05 Mrs Payne whitney's
Greentree Stable. with Hash
showing the way. was second with
s17s.405.
Mrs. Emil Denemark's stable led
in winning races with liz.
Earl Dew Of Sac City. la. and
Walter lie. Taylor of Houston
raced It out for the riding cham.
pionship.
Alfred Gwynn. Vanderbilt wor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
THIRD TIME Is CHARM
FOR OLD SFABISCUTT

The third time was the charm
for gallant old Seabiscuit, the
thrilling comeback OF which in
the 500, 1000 Santa Anita put him
in third place with soc. $50, and
sent the son of Hard Tack to the
stud as the greatest money win
ner Of all time with S437 $50.
Gallahadion was fourth with
$50, $50
George ID. Nidener's Eight
Thirty, which, on the record,
has more of claim to the
handicap championship than
Challedon, was fifth with
&s1.45O.
Warren Wrights Whirlawsy, re-
garded by many as the 2-year-old
champion and which started slow
ly but finished fast, was sixth
with S77,275.
The Woodvale Farms Our Boots
placed seventh with S72 ,551, about
s60, 900 of which was earned in the
rich Belmont Futurity.
Challedon won five Of seven
was defeated only when he
conceded considerable weight. His
$40 625 placed him eighth
boosted his total to 1922 $50. He
earned 5000 in the $4,000
Hollywood Gold Cup and shat
tered the track record. He picked
up $4,000 in the Piml.co Special
in which he trimmed Myron SELF
hicks Can't Wait by two lengths
at level weights.
The LeMsr Stock FARMS Many
stings. winner Of the Widener Cup
and SOS, 500, and Can't Wait with
S6s 615. complete the first 10.
William du Pont, Jrs Fair
Chant was the top money winning
flly with 346,75O. Shot Put was
the foremost reuter- and Cottes-
more the champion jumper.
At least II juveniles showed
signs that they will hsv. 10 be
reckoned with next year. They
are Whirlawsy. Our Boots. Gold
Irishman. New World. Blue Pair,
Attention, King Cole. Little Beans,
Omission. Stimsdy. Level Best,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-27
NJ ns>ms xtsuons


rnises Pres. start cesr~srs.s~.s
PASADENA Cal - clsfs
shaukhnsssv EFT TIE University
- chlesss 70 get swsy ffum
ssx.waan fasthaa but naw u
isoks ss r thAt /. Wat -
might have 10 play ~ shs russ
noysi
shaashnssy. sisnf0ta In.
dams really are ths vanishing
Americans They have hesn
vanishing frem ire ffsetses
ftsid 70 N. dossars efflss sna
the hospital At TIE rate u twe
ard thfee = tsy. They're nst
specializing on any an. silmsnt.
either. bot rather they srs play
ma ne field Som. have had
The "a. same have had calas
and same have had bath - thss>
Plus tendon. hEamsas and Knee
cap tFouhis.
The Htanferts with = huge
rcd eros painted sssp their
special car. ! prssamsl are
scheduled u gather N thls CITY
q Roses today In order %
carry on an lntsllifsnt eonvef.
sstlon with the coaching staff
and player. nav. hssn reading
up on medicine In ny almanac.
From what I've heard ths eass
don't discus. football mueh 9th
anyone. bat spend their tinas
sschsnsin. recipes Tor cough
syrup. discussing the merits ~
kerosene ard sugar. framing
k.rsy plates ard sutoEfsphinm
one spothsrs mustard rlasteFs.
t,ea Coach shsashpessy 10
ssid 3. have s~es influenced nv
The psedissi tsIL. and IL ess-
siaeriaG sersppins the famed
T.forsustiea for . Nose nessi
offens~ hssed on lssrsey's ihesvy
81 the circulation sf The blsca.
What . break u would have
hesn for Nebraska u Coach mr.
Jones had bssn sighted
enough 10 have engaged = COM
petsnt doctor To scout tho In.
dlans A Doctor eould have
brought bach q much mors com.
prshsnslye dlsruosl. than any
ordinary football scout.
This may be an extraordinary
football game between stanford
and Nebraska On New Years
day. Al that. FROM phoenis.
where tho Nebraska team has
turned desert rat and /. tougher
ing Itself BY srflmmssins midst
the oseti. Word come. that sick.
ness and injury have nj ,hs
cornhuss.fs and that they. ,no.
may stssgsr inio ths howl from
the workings of an smbulsncs.
Flu has hit ssus ~ the players
and camp followers and there 10
much coughing and snssslns so
Ing on.
unien. ths two isams regain
their health before kirh.off
time. certain changes In the
riias for ths game wiii have IN
be made
For iastssse. there Will have
10 b. . psnsisy vriiisa In far
the illegal uss ~ the sseess.
u would se unfair fss ss siiiss
tsrLis on sss team Ia ,hseaies
. healthy opposing tackle win
. ssse,s that might sssa his. In
he'd for . seek sish an attack
81 Hripps.
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.Challedon, the
.HeavilYLaden,
Racer Of Year
BN HARRY GRAY>ON
NEA service sports Editor

When Bimelech, thin and drawn.
struggled in third. 10 lengths hack
Of sirocco IN the Arlington Classic
Stakes, they said the ,sst son Of
Black Toney WAS a bust-sn ex-
euse horse.
But Col Edward Riley Bradley
doesn't have II explain the $40
COS won by Bimelech with four
triumphs in seven starts
William L. Branns Challedon
again was named the horse Of the
year the first steed TO be
awarded that honor two years in
succession. but Bimelech topped
them all in money earned
Carroll Bierman slipped Mrs.
Ethel '. Mars GaIlahadion
through on the rail 10 nip the
supposedly inyincible Bimelech
in the Kentucky Derby at
IS to |. Corsdon beat Bimel-
ech In the Withers at IS to /.
But Bimelech made good in the
Preakness. and demonstrated that
he was something more than
Splinter in capturing the Belmont
Stakes at mile and a nalf.
In a confusing season. in which
thorou9hhreds beat one another in
all divisions with the exception Of
the 2-year-old fillies. Bimelech WAS
the only runner to collect more
than s100.o 900.
Midland, which came on rather
slowly to take the S62 $50 Amer
can Derby in deep Washington
Park mud, among other events
WAS second with SOS 7S0
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Bellarmine Alumni Basket Squad
To Battle Current Five Saturday

The annual clash between Bel
larmin.s current basketball team
and squad made up ~ grads
will be held Saturday night In the
Bell gym. beginning a, 20
O'Clock
A how ~ former Beiisrmln.
hoop greats" vii perform for the
alumni Manager Mike slsmlon
announced tho starting lineup
would read ~ folIows
Dick Smith and Bob o'connsli.
forwards. Clare Norniis. center,
and Bob Weaver ana Jerry Hsslsy.
guards
In reserve will BE- ssleh for
NOR Lion stars as Matt
hsrkIs, nay y,oriss. Mike
and Louie Aasano. "slsspy,
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the horssman Of the year award
for many and varied contributions
10 the sport at Belmont Park and
rimlico.
With mschirts installed for the
first time. New York cracked mu.
tuel records
California built smother besuti-
ful track with a three-tief grand
stand the 81 600 900 plant Of the
Golden Gate Turf club at Al
hany overlooking San Fran
cisco Bay.
They know how 10 do II In the
Golden state
The trick Ia for them not Ia
oyerdo H.
NEXT; Football.