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Twin-City herald., 1940-03-30
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Is Stoves, Bunglo's, Heatrolas, cook
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Cash or trade for unneeded furniture.
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Twin-City herald., 1940-03-30

While q family may be free OF
tuberculosis, its members come in
contact, directly or indirectly, dur
ing the course Of each day with hun.
dreds Of people, some of whom may
be spreaders of tuberculosis. X-ray
and mberculin tests are modern
weapons for protecting q family
trem tuberculosis.
Twin-City herald., 1940-03-30

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want the assem-
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sit up and take
n o tice you'll
walk into the
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some in n e r.
time bearing a
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Twin-City herald., 1940-03-30
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
By EYdncey Lee Bdrfo,

A hot savory oyster dish Is a
IA great comfort to the inner
man - and woman - on a raw, cold
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Tucker Is Welcomed
As CoIoneIIo's S Sub
In Bout Tonight
Meets Another Willing
Warrior in AIfuno in
Feature at Arena

Tommy Tucker and Mike Alamo,
no threats to Heavyweight Cham
pion Joe Louis, but a brace of will
ing warriors who should satisfy
will tee of at each others chins
tonight at Turner's Arena in the
feature fuss.
Tucker, who owns q respectable
record, is substituting for Italo Col
onello, stablemate, who Cancelled
his bout with Alfano due to a re-
ported case of grip. That Tucker
detracts nothing from the card is
evident by his victories over such
talent as Henry Cooper, Gus Do
razio, Bill Poland, Mickey Dugan
and Bud Mignault.
Returning from a recent success
full invasion Of Pacific Coast rings,
Tucker registered a three-round
kayo over Tony Morelli last week
and is reported in top physical con-
dition.
Johnny Duca. who gave Phil Furr
torrid session several weeks ago,
will swap swats with Joey Spangler,
popular Richmond welterweight, In
the eight-round semifinal.
Mickey Duca. Johnny's brother,
will meet Marcus Pitts in a feather
weight six-rounder, while four
round bouts list Hunter Crostic fac
ing Jimmy Burns and Bogie Man
Coleman trading punches with Hi
toshi Tanaka.
Action will start at $50.
Evening star., 1940-01-22

Grange" Stuhldreher said. IT don't
think we can leave of George Gipp
"a great ball carrier, passer, line
breaker. kicker-anything you ever
needed. But in my mind Berwanger
Of Chicago, on any good team. would
have been the greatest Of them all -
agree with Stuhldreher. I saw
Berwanger Tight of Minnesota s
greatest team, which included Pug
Lund, Bevan, King Kong Kostka
and others, almost single handed
until he was carried from the field.
Berwanger on Minnesota would
have been q riot.
IF you ever are looking for q
great football player" Bob ZuppEe
once told me, stop at Berwanger--
200 pounds Of speed and power
elusive and also smashing, 6 nne
kicker and q brilliant passer.
''The only all-afound man." 8
veteran coach once told me. who
in my opinion, was even better than
Jim Thorpe. Why? He was bigger
and Just Is fast. He was q better
passer and almost as good . kicker.
So there it stands. Now break us
down and give us any better men
Average line weight, $50 pounds
backtield weight, 1oA And Ill
speed-plus brains.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
D. {. Roller Hockeys
Have Telling Punch
In Home Debut

Home surroundings gave the
Capitol Casino roller hockey team,
local member of the new Eastern
Roller Hockey League, added punch
yesterday which led to an 8-to-3 vic
tory over the Reading Brewers, re-
versing an earlier defeat by the
Pennsylvania club. It was the first
game on its own rink for the Casino
team.
The Capitol team, member Of the
eastern division, will not be seen
here again until February II, when
the Audubon Zephyrs will supply
the opposition. Next Sunday the
Corydon Ramblers will be met at
Corydon, N. Y.
Yesterdays victory was accom-
plished with little trouble. The Ca
sino crew rallied five times in the
opening period and from then on
the visitors had little chance.
Evening star., 1940-01-22

Teammates at Long Island Uni
versity several years ago, Phil Rabin
and Ben Kramer today were tabled
as important cogs in the Heurich
Brewers campaign to capture the
American Basket Ball League
championship.
Kramer is one of the brainiest
players in the league and one Of
the finest floor men and ball ham
dlers I've ever known" praised the
high-scoring Rabin following yes
terday's 1926 victory over the
Wilkes-Barre Barons which sent the
Brewers into q 1irst-place tie with
the Philadelphia Sphas.
Both castons. Kramer having been
engulfed when the Troy Haymakers
and Kingston Colonials merged and
Rabin having been sold by the
Sphas, the former Blackbirds have
teamed with such prominent court
figures - Nike Bloom, Moe Dubuier.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Track 10 Lose Great
Cunningham When
Season Closes
Only Hope Of Olympic
Berth Hos Kept Him
Active, Glenn Says
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22-The iron
man of track, Glenn Cunningham,
plans to quit running before his
joints get rusty.
Just when people were beginning
to wonder whether the durable KAN
san would lope along forever. he dis
closed in a radio interview last
night this would be his last season.
For long time now I've post
poned my retirement from active
competition, but it's one Of those
things that can't be put of forever"
he said. This will be my last year.
No Goal for Glenn.
Tive continued in competition
these past two years mainly with
the hope Of trying for my third sue
cessive Olympic team. Now condi-
tions on the other side have made
the holding of the Olympic games
impossible. So why go on?"
The great runner, who used to
break some kind of a record nearly
every time he competed, already has
made three appearances in this
winters indoor meets, besides in the
Sugar Bowl meet at New Orleans in
December.
He won the handicap mile feature
of the Grover Cleveland-O Osceola
Club games here Saturday night in
4:l96. In his other starts he ran
second in the $500 meters at the
Sugar Bowl, won the half mile in
the Knights of Columbus games here
and ran second to Gene Venzke In
q 4:13.1 mile at Boston.
Eager to Teach.
Cunningham said he was more
and more anxious to enter my
chosen professional field" and ex-
pressed desire for "a teaching posi-
ton in a department of health and
physical education, preferably some
where In the Midwest"
Since receiving a doctorate from
New York University in 1898, Cum
ningham has been a lecturer for
the University of Kansas extension
division.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Gene Tunney, A. E. F. light
heavyweight champion, has re-
ceived an offer of $4,000 for
three fights in London.
The "two-bit" baseball seat is
expected to be abolished by big
league officials at their meeting
next month.
Matt ]. VIM, vice president of
the Kentucky Jockey Club, has
announced that the added value
for the Kentucky Derby will be
raised to $30, 900, S., 900 more than
heretofore.
The United States is expected
to challenge Australia for the
Davis Cup this summer.
R. D. Morgan, Washington and
Maryland trapshooting cham
pion; Julian T. Bishop and George
A. Emmons, also Of Washington,
are cutting fancy capers in Pine
hurst IN. c. tournaments,
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Mats 10 Help Yankees
Open After Start
Here April Is
In New York Inaugural
Three Days Later; Bosox
Begin D. c. Season
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASS 2ociated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-The New
York Yankees begin defense Of theiI
fourth straight American League
title and world championship this
year on April 16, against the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
That date not only marks the be-
ginning of the Yankees campaign
for five championships in a row, but
also the beginning Of the league s
fortieth season.
While the Yanks are opening at
Philadelphia the Boston Red Sox
begin at Washington, Cleveland at
Chicago and st. Louis at Detroit
All the opening series run three
days. The season closes on Septem-
Der %.
In recent seasons Washington's
Nationals have jumped the gun by
opening a day ahead of the other
teams, but this procedure has been
abandoned in favor of the uniform
inaugural program.
New York gets its first 1910 view
Of the powerful Yankees April 1s
when the champs meet Washington
Philadelphia plays at Boston the
same day, Chicago at st. Louis and
Detroit at Cleveland.
The four Western teams begin
their first swing through the Eastern
half OF the circuit April 80 and the
Eastern teams begin their first
Western jaunt May IA.
The Nationals Jared we'll with IL
Sunday dates at home, and one OF
their three holidays is choice, as
the Red Sox play here Labor Day
On May 80 the Griffs meet the Ath-
letics at. Philadelphia, and on July
4 the AS will appear here. The Mats
play one night game in each of the
three cities sponsoring nocturnal
bal-Philadelphia, Cleveland and
Chicago. +
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Cornell Five Gets Lead
IfIt Beuts Princeton
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Only one
game is scheduled for the Eastern
intercollegiate Basket Ball League
this week. The chances are it will
serve only to increase the con-
fusion.
While most squads are busy with
examinations and studies, Prince
toms Tigers, idle since January
while engaged in academic pur-
suits, take on Cornell in their first
league game on Cornell's court
Saturday.
AS things now stand. Dartmouth,
defending champion, and Cornell
and Yale are tied for the lead, with
two victories and one defeat. Har-
ward has won q game and lost one
Penn and Columbia bring up the
rear.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Preukness
Continued From Page A-14)

sons Epatant was good for $15,2O5
F. A. Firestone's Marogay, which did
not race after July, collected $11, ,125.
c. V. Whitney's Flight Command
won $10,325 before retiring in
August. Boy Angler, which races for
Braoley's niece under the nom de
course OF "Mr. French" drew down
$10,O95.
j. H. Whitney Barn Leads.
Several have had tests at dis
tarlces beyond a mile. Bimelech
breezed in with the l 1/16-mile
Pimlico Futurity.
From John Hay Whitneys barn
has come the largest eligible list
seven, headed by Calory, which
finished no worse than second in
three 1899 outings.
Although the Preakness first was
run 81 years ago, there was a lapse
OF several years with no racing.
So the 1910 renewal marks the
golden anniversary. The first win
ner received only SIS, 1000. This year q
Mr.. Big, Pimlico officials say, will be
carrying a hatful away, what with
the $4,000 added money, the
Futurity fees to make and keep the
contestants eligible and the $500
for each supplementary candidate
The complete list Of Preakness
eligibles:
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Evening star., 1940-01-22
Athletic Subsidies
Openly Given Aim
OF n. T.. ). Alumni
Fund for Scholarships
Approved by Head Of
Southern Loop School
BY the Associated Press.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 22.-Alumni
Of N. G. State College, a member
Of the Southern Conference, have
organized a club which openly will
award athletic scholarships to stu
dents who qualify.
D. w. Seifert of Weldon, presi-
dent Of the club, which includes
among its founders Dean ]. w. Har-
relson Of the college, announced
yesterday scholarships would be
provided for ali sports.
There has been no formal ban on
athletic scholarships at N. c. State
since December, 1887, and lists Of
alumni contributions to aid students
since then have been printed in the
alumni magazine.
Beyond Faculty Control.
Wade Ison, the college publicity
man, said the scholarships would
be handled entirely by an alumni
committee, independent OF any fac
ulty control.
N. c. State Is a unit of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina, of which
DR.. Frank M. Graham is president.
DR.. Graham in 1886 authored the
Graham plan" to de-emphasize
athletics In the Southern Confer
ence. HARRISON voted for the plan.
The Southern Conference virtual
ly scrapped the Graham plan two
years ago, permitting aid to ath-
letes by alumni clubs and others,
but retaining a provision that no
school could help athletes from
school funds.
Graham said he had no comment
to make on the action Of the N. c.
State alumni.
Would Be Above Board.
whether we like it or not, sub
sidizing of athletes is and has been
going on for years in every school
Of our acquaintance" Seifert said
For the last two years we have
endeavored to bring our proselyting
activities out from under the table
''' We believe the time has come
for athletic scholarships to be placed
on a businesslike basis, open and
above board. = -
"The Wolfpack Club intends to
create fund sufficiently large to
give our coaches in all sports the
athletic material they need and
should have to meet powerful teams
on our schedule"
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Rangers Take Lead,
May Crack Mark
For Few Losses
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Hockey players don't like too
much talk about things that may
happen, but the amazing New York
Rangers may surpass the 1929-3O
feat of the Boston Bruins, who lost
only five times in a 44-game Ma
tional Hockey League campaign.
The Rangers have played % of
this seasons 48 contests already and
lost only four. From the way they
played against Boston's world cham
pion Bruins last night in capturing
the league lead, there seems to be
nc reason to believe they will be
beaten often in the next 20. They
already have gon through one 49,
game stretch without loss to set
q league record. Last nights AZ
victory over Boston, before a crowd
Of 1924, was their second win since
that streak ended.
That game also was their fifth
against Boston this season without
a defeat. The first ended in a tie.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Brother Joe's Stordom BoIks
Vince Di Mag, Ex-PIot Claims

doesn't push himself forward as
much as he could.
IF he would forget Joe and play
the game according to his own
ability. believe he would DE just
as valuable to the Reds as is Joe
to the Yankees"
Meyer says Vincent is just shade
behind Joe as a f1ychaser and his
throwing arm is as accurate, al
though not so strong.
Vincent led the American Asso-
citation last season in home runs
with 46 and total bases with 346,
although his batting mark OF .290
was far down the list.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Heurich League Tie
Pluyoff Wednesday

Delaware & Hudson will meet
United Typewriters at Heurich gym
Wednesday night, at 8 O'Clock, in the
first playo1f game for the first
half Heurich Amateur Basket Ball
League title, which resulted In q
three-way tie. Later in the week
Jewish Community Center, also in
volved in the tie, will meet the
winner.
In second-half games tonight
Regal Clothiers meet Garvin's Grill
at 8 o'clock and United Clay plays
r. B. I. at 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
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Evening star., 1940-01-22
Demaref First 10 Nab
San Francisco Golf
Tourney Twice
His Second Big Victory
In z Weeks Makes Him
Top Money Winner
BY RUSS NEWLAND,
ASsociate ted PreSs Sports Writer.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22-Pro-
fessional golfers hiking along the
winter tournament circuit. and
they're hard shelled, uncompromis-
ing lot, made their salaams to a
new leader today-Jimmy Demaret,
from Houston.
When the Texas Tornado, and no
other appellation more fifty describes
the way he blew through the tourna-
ment, defeated Willie Goggin, local
crack shot, yesterday to win the
$1,000 San Francisco match play
open championship, he wrote three
new headlines for golf thus far
in 1910.
The 2-and-1 victory in the &c.
hole finals put Demaret in the fore
front of the current years money
getters in the art of battling par
Drive to Top Sensational.
He captured his second major
tournament in as many weeks-the
other being the Oakland medal play
open. At the peak of his game,
steady as clookwork, and pacing the
field, he'll be the one to beat from
now until the boys bang out their
shots in the United States open and
the P. G. A. championships.
Along with $2375 earnings-$75 in
the Los Angeles open, 81 200 in the
Oakland and $1,l00 in the San
Francisco event-Demaret became
the first player In the 10-year history
of the local tournament to win it
twice. He was top man here in 1898.
Demaret's drive to leadership of
the parade was accomplished in
sensational fashion. After finishing
in tie for 10th at Los Angeles he
won the Oakland tournament by
coming from behind in the last nine
Of the 72-hole event.
Wins 4 Under Par.
He qualified in second place in the
San Francisco tournament, then
won five match play rounds without
once being down to an opponent.
He shot sub-par golf over the
Lake Merced course to take Goggin S
measure in the 36-hole final. For
IS holes played he was under
standard figures. He had to be.
Goggin finished under.
Deadly iron shots to the green's in
the face of biting wind and an
uncanny putting touch that curled
the ball In from all angles and dis
tances on the green's made the
Texan master of the match from
the seventh hole on.
He went into the lead at that
point, then increased it to q 3-hole
advantage and matched putt for putt
when they counted most.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOcIated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. a.
There is something in a name, after
all, and in Vincent Di Maggio's
case. it's h biggest handicap.
So says Billy Meyer, manager of
the Kansas City Blues, who peddled
the eldest of the ballplaying Di
Maggios to the Cincinnati Reds last
summer for reported $4,000.
Vincent has an inferiority COM
plex," explained Meyer, who is
spending the winter on his farm
near here.
HE thinks that Joe (his New
York Yankee ball-busting brother)
is the big stuff of the family and
Evening star., 1940-01-22

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Evening star., 1940-01-22
Wilson and Western,
Unbeaten in Title
Series, Clash
Outside Contests Give
Red Raiders Edge in
Contest Tomorrow

One Of the three unbeaten inter-
high title series basket ball teams
will drop from its lofty perch to-
morrow afternoon when Woodrow
Wilson and Western meet at Roose-
velt gym at $3.50 and will be unable
to rise until Friday night when a
double-header at Tech gym sends
both against different opponents.
So far Wilson and Western have
played only one game each, Wilson
beating Anacostia and Western STOP
ping Tech. Neither game afforded
much of a line on the winner as
Anacostia and Tech have lost all
their series games.
Western Granted Edge.
However, on the strength Of non-
title play Western figures to have
q slight edge over the Tiger five.
The Red Raiders have played six
outside games and have yet to lose.
Wilson has played six and lost two,
the latest being q one-point defeat
by Gonzaga.
The easy triumph of Washington
Lee over Eastern Saturday bolstered
thoughts that Western might win
the championship. Earlier in the
season Western had little trouble
beating the Virginians, while last
Saturday Eastern, defending title
holder, proved an easy victim. How
ever, some contend that in Eastern's
latest loss Coach Johnny Mcbride
merely was experimenting in an
effort to put the Blue back on the
right track after its loss of two
straight interhigh games. A glance
at the lineup used against W.-L.
lends credence to this.
Wilson Drops Prestige.
Wilson lost considerable caste Fri
day by bowling to Gonzaga, which
it trounced several weeks ago. The
Purple has had only a fair season
and was expected to prove easy
again for the Tigers. Now, because
Of that defeat, there is not so much
talk about Wilson winning the inter-
high title.
Tech, which with Anacostia is at
the bottom of the interhigh group
will meet a non-series foe tomorrow
when 1t plays st. Johns at Tech
gym at $3.50. In other games Roose-
velt will invade Bethesda Chevy
Chase at 3:45, St. Adams will play
host to Baltimore Friends and Lam
don entertain Rockville. Both the
latter games are set for $3.50.
A night game sends Fairfax High
against Washington-Lee at Ballston
at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-01-22
Former College Mates Team
To Place Heurichs at TOP

Dick Lee and Mack Posnack to give
the Brewers . team which looms as
q favorite to Jump from the cellar
m tho cha hamniorehi, within a yaor