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Evening star., 1940-07-02

missing here today that if the new
type of organization is decided on
it would be possible for the national
committee to re-elect Mr.. Hamilton
and still leave the candidate free tc
name campaign manager, with
both officials operating as part OF
the three-man committee.
Mr.. Willkie has had several con-
ferences since yesterday with Gov
Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota and
also talked over organization prob
lens at breakfast this morning with
Samuel Pryor, national committee
man for Connecticut. He is slated
to continue these discussions this
afternoon with two party workers
from Oregon.
Looking for" Campaign Manager.
Mr.. Willkie said he had made no
choice of man to handle his cam
paign, and added:
II am looking for that man now.
He must be strong, vigorous man,
with organizing ability and he may
be a business man, newspaperman
or a politician.
But he must know his way
around"
Asked what part Gov. Stassen
might play in his campaign, Mr..
Willkie replied: "As active a part
as can get him to play"
Il hope to be able to announce the
basis for my campaign setup by
Friday" Mr.. Willkie asserted. How
ever, want to give the whole mat
ter serious consideration, and may
not be able to have it completed by
that time. Certainly it will not be
before Friday"
Mr.. Willkie said he would have an
important announcement to make,
perhaps at his afternoon press con-
-farence~lon campaign policy, with
particular reference to his views
on campaign contributions.
Action Likely Late In Week.
Even if the subcommittee on
organization questions named by
the national committee Saturday
does meet with Mr.. Willkie tomor-
row, final action is not expected be-
fore Thursday or Friday In the
end, the orthodox type of campaign
machinery may be set up, but if the
new plan is adopted, Mr.. Willkie
has indicated to friends that he
would disregard geographical loca-
ton in order to find the best avail
able man.
Mr.. Willkie was asked yesterday
afternoon to comment on the speech
in which Senator Wheeler, Demo-
crat, of Montana, called him a Wall
Street lawyer and an interventionist
who would involve this country in
Europe's blood bath"
"I never pay any attention te
such eXtravagant statements as
that" Mr.. Willkie replied. IF
am a Wall Street lawyer Franklin
D. Roosevelt's law Office was right
across the street.
William Allen White, Kansas edi-
tOl dIlU WllUC1, SduCo Oll Ml Vlllhlc
today and offered his support. They
posed for photographers.
Here's a man I really want you
to take my picture with" Mr.
Willkie remarked.
Mr.. Willkie took his family to
see the stage production, Life with
Father" last night and received an
ovation when he entered the thea
ter. The cry of 1--WE want Willkie'
those rose from the galleries OF
the convention hall In Philadelphia
was taken up by the theater audi
ence last night.
May Stop in Washington.
The Republican presidential NOM
lnee, busy winding up his private
business affairs and studying party
organization details, has not yet
arranged for a meeting with his
Evening star., 1940-07-02

pouring from occupied Bessarabia
and Northern Bucovina. Although
Russian troops already occupied the
areas, .Rumanian removals we're per-
mitted to continue until noon to-
morrow
Tomorrow has been set aside by
the authorities as "a day of national
mourning"
Evening star., 1940-07-02
SINGAPORE on Alert,

SINGAPORE, July military
authorities at this British base an
nounced today the speeding up Of
defense precautions in view of the
Far Eastern tension. Trees and other
obstacles along the coast are being
removed where they interfere with
the view from gun emplacements.
Evening star., 1940-07-02
Eaypt BUYS More in u. S.

Egypt's purchases of products in
the United States in the first three
months of this year were over dou-
BILE those of the corresponding Pc
riod of 1899.
Evening star., 1940-07-02

Every household in Germany Is
obliged to take coal assigned to them
during the summer and fall to avert
a fuel shortage next winter.
Evening star., 1940-07-02
Hong Kong
Continued From First Pal

= TCOIClnueQ FTOrn FIISC FdRt.I
breach of faith on the part of Brit
ish authorities is strictly contra
dicted"
Evening star., 1940-07-02
Nav Stop in Washington,

May Stop in Washington.
The Republican presidential NOM
1nee, busy winding up his private
business affairs and studying party
organization details, has not yet
arranged for a meeting with his
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
ARClN PUSO A DORMIR A
CAL CAGNI

Filadelfia, mayo 2.-Mlt
rcn, de Chicago, pele0 de nuevc
con Cal Cagni, de New York, y
-e derrot6 por nocaut tecnico en-
el sexto asalto,
Cada uno pesaba Isl libras.
En- I'm anterior encuentro Gag
nj habia conquistado Ia victoria.
Aron cerr6 ell ojo izquierdo
de Cagni, con sus jabs, y este de
volvi6 ell castigo, ~cerrandole a
~ contrario tambien ell ojo IL
euierdo,
Henry Armstrong, Ell negro
campe6n del peso weller, presen
clio la pelea.
Henry Taylor, de Filadelfia,
venci6 per decision a All Gamer,
de New Haven, en- 81 semifinal.
Sammy Lutspring, de Mon
treal, venci6 por puntos, derri-
tres veces, a Andres
Jesserum, de New York.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
pROCLAMADo PETEY seal
70 CAMPEoN DEL PESO DE
PUMA

Washington, mayo 2.-La A
sociaci6n NacionSl de Boxeo a.
cord6 aver proclamar campe6n
mundial del peso de pluma, por
su brillante ejecptoria, a Petey
Scalzo, Ell p1gli de New York.
Varios de los principles gla-
diadores de las 126 libras decli-
naron peieas con Scalzo, temien
do ser derrotados. Esto ha lie
vado a la Association a conce-
derle ell titulo.
Hace pocas semanas Sc reti-
re ell reconocimiento a Joey Ar
chibald, por negarse a defender
gu tftulo frente a Scalzo.
Harvey L. Miller, presidente
de la Association, agrega que ha
pasado I'm aho desde que ell ven
cedor de la pelea Archibald-Ro
dak Sc comprometi6 a pelear
con Scalzo y no ha cumplido su
palabra.
Scalzo firm6 entonces contra
tos para pelear con Harry JEFF
fra, Jimmy Perrin 0 Simon Cha
vez. Jeffra decline ell match.
Perrin rehus6 pelear y exponer-
Sc a una derrota segura.
Chavez demand6 una garantia
de $500.
Sc ha comprometido ell nue.
We campe6n a boxear con un O.
ponente que la Comisi6n lie es-
cola.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Pablito, el Incompatible Cogor-
"a.
Ahora, Ell decano de la gallo
ia madrilena estaba en- grande.
Raro era ell dia en- que, luego
de hacer Ell recuento de 10 apt
hGdO por las differences bandas
en- que habia dividido a SD gen.
te ell genial generalisimo de la
hez madrileha, no Sc embolsa-
"a un puhado de duros.
ri reparto Sc hacia siempre
en- ca la Mona, que tambi6n to-
maba parte en- las razzias con-
ira Madrid, y que operaba unas
wees como descuidera Y otras
como mendiga s~encillamente, A.
cercandose a implorar la Carl
dad de las damas.
iUna limosna por DiOs, Sc
hcritas, que no he comic ma des-
de ant'ierl L..
Las Sehoras, compadecidas,
Sc paraban, y una de elias a.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

oriendo la escarcela sacaba u
mas monedas de cobre, alejan.
dose las mas de las wees conner
tando con sus hijas o sus ami.
gas:
Pobre mWjer!... Parcels
verdaderamente deSfalletidal. l.,
iAy, cuanta miseria, Y cuantas
gracias tiene una que dar a Dios
por haberla reservado de tanto
NAL como hay por ell mundol...
10 malo era que luego, en- el
teatro, o en- casa de Ia amiga, Ia
sonora caritatir0 echaba de me-
nos ell bolsillito de los billetes...,
o un collar, o el mismo reloiito
oe pu-sara, arrancado de un IL
ron cue ella tom6 por I'm encon-
'ronazo contra Ia pobre mendi-
ga y medio desmayada...
81 Cogorza hacia Ell reparto.
Y no hay que decir que Sc
Quedaba con la parte del leon.
Para colmo, era 81 siempre 81
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
np0RTS
LA TEMPORADA DE PELO-
Ia SUAVE EN- Ell PARQUE
DE CUSCADEN
Los primero8 d~esafios Sc efec-
tUardR hoy D maddna

Comenzaran esta ncche en- e.
parque de Cuscaden, con IN do
BILE juego, la %temporada de pelo
ia suave.'
FL primer igssJ Sc verificara
a las 8 entire las novenas Pepsi
Cola y Florida Roofing. Amman
do Garcia, director del Pepsi
Cola, abrira con Baby Joe Sic
ira de pitcher y Braulio RamiI
de catcher.
La Florida Roofing, dirigids
por Rafael Martinez, usara Ia
baterfa Richard Alfonso y Ma
nuel Fuertes.
Ell segundo partido Sc iugara
entire ell Tropical Ice Cream y el
Uceta Shops. Jose Solomon di-
rige La Tropical y Luis Bunch
la otra novena.
Manana viernes Sc jugara
tambien.
Johnny Dfaz, p~residente de Ia
Camara de Concrete de Ybor,
lanzara la primera pelota.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

lprecio.
Por ESQ, cbligaba desde STEM
pre- a TRAFALGAR a la Chata. que
era para 6l algo asi como una
eompahera inseparable Y natu-
raj del burro, del simpatiqufsi-
mo Borrasca, que todas las ma
drugadas subia con ell carrito
hacia Madrid, a reccger las So
bras de la inmensa ciudad.
! Garcia era tambien Ia que
tenia la obligation de poner des
ayuno, comida y cena para Ia
'amilia, de buscar Ell dinero
cuando no 10 habia, de pedir
prestado en- las tsndezuchas del
oarrlo' y, ademas, de agenciar-
Sc VINO y aguardiente en- album
aahela' y tabaco para su hon-
Nomo Sc We, la moral de Co
gorza no podia ser mas admira.
BILE y elevada.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02


Con 8 hits el Cincinnati hizo
9 carreras, tres de elias anota-
das por Werber, la 3b. Pegaron
cuadrangulares Coscarart, Wer
Der y lombard. Casey cargo
con la derrota. lie sustituyeron
Mungo y Tamulis.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, De; Cincin-
natl Sc, 8h, De.
Los demas desafios anuncia-
dos en- este circuito t~uvieron que
uspenderse a causa de la lluvia
ia nieve 0 ell frio.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD DREATHl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA CALLE

sa..., erguiase, igual que un mo-
nolito entire unas ruinas, el fir
me deSeo de continuar, de Sc
guir su calvario, hasta hallar
las huellas de Miguel. las hue
Has de Pedro y de su hiia.
Rapidamente hizo sus prepa-
rativos de Marcia para esta
misma noche.
Iba a volver a Madrid.
En- Madrid. tquien sabe? D..
iGuzman tendria quiza algln
pariente, algGn amigo. alguien
que informase a Maria y la pu-
sierra scbre Ia pistal...
iAirel
IA Madrid L..
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Pero no Era asf.

Pero no era asi.
Pablo, va 10 sabe demasiadc
Ell lector, era un hombre que u.
MIA a sus maravillosos talentos
una discretion y una prudencia
y una provision a toda prue.
ba.
Tenia tornado un p6simo con
cepto del sexo opuesto, Y su E.
goismo refinado Y quintaesen-
ciado, haciale descOnfiado Y re-
.celoso.
Cal'aba, pues, finjiendo ante
Garcia que los negocios iban lie
NAL en- peor, y no entregando nj
un centimo siquiera para Ia ma
nuterci6n de la familia nj Ell SOS
tenimiento de la casa.
va sabemos que Cogorza ba.
bia considerable siempre Ell ira
bajo como algo abjscto y des-
preciable, y a los que trabaia.
ban' como seres inferiores, que
merecian compassion y des.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Los pitchers de los Sv"ado-
res no encontraban la "goma"
y dieron Is bases por bolas. Hol
lingsworth abri6 ell juego y lie
sustituyeron Carrasquel, Mas
terson y Krakauskas. Este ulti-
mo lanzador cargo con la derro-
ia. Newsome abri6 por los Til
gres y lie r~eemplaz6 Nelson, a
Cuien Sc anot6 ell triunfo.
Detroit Toe, 10h, Be; Wash
ington 7c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Nelson Potter limit6 a 7 los
hits de los Indios y solo les per-
miti6 hacer una carrera. Con
sus IL hits los Atleticos entra
ron cinco veces. Mack, Moses y
Johnson descargaron "jonrones
FL jonron de Mack produjo "a
Gnica carrera del Cleveland.
lCleveland 1c, IN, 2e; Filadel.
fla sc, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
PACE r AL FILIPI-
NO DANO

New York, mayo 2.-Con IN
peso de 124 libras, George Pace
de Cleveland, hizo su primera
presentation en- New York y de
rrot6 al filipino Pablo Dano, de
100.
Pace, nuevo campe6n del pc.
so bantam para la Association
Nacional de Boxeo, prob6 supe-
rioridad desde los primeros a.
saltos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Mike Jacobs calcula que una
nueva pelea entire Jose Luis Y
Godoy llevara a las taquillas no
menos de $780, 900.
Godoy esta representado por
AL We'll Y llegara manana a
New York. Julian Black firm6
va Ell contrato por Jose Luis. O.
tro de los directories del cam
pe6n Sc halla procesado en- De-
troit..
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

muerte de Joe Jacobs, Su direc-
tor.
Temporaanente Sc han heeho
cargo de los negocios de Galen-
to, Harry Mandel, un intimo a.
migo de Joe, y Herman Taylor,
'&l empresario de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Buddy Raer Sc batira ell vier-
mes por la noche, en- la Madison
Square Garden, con Nathan
Mann, de New Haven. Combate
a IL asaltos y marca la reapari-
ci6n de Buddy.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Liga Americana

Los Medals Blancas hicieron
altar al pitcher Grove; pero
Hash lie sustituy6 y gan6 ell jue-
70. Bateando 10 hits los Medals
2oias a~notaron II carreras. Ia
bor, la 3b de los vencedores, dis
par6 tres hits e hizo dos carre-
ras.
Chicago 4c, 8h, De; Boston
12c, l3h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Monte Pearson dej6 a los
Browns en- cinco hits, proporcio
nando la victoria a los Yankees.
Cargo con la derrota ell lanzadoT
Auker. Tom Heinrich bate6 un
tribey.
San Luis Sc, 5h, De-; New
York sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Tony Galento y Max Baer Sc
batiran Ell dia % de mayo, en-
Jersey City. Dicese que DOS
.Toneladas" Sc propone solicitar
un aplazamiento de varios dias,
con motive de haber suspendido
su entrenamiento a raiz de la
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
EN- LAS N LIGAs.
Lgd NaciOnal

Los Rojos de Cincinnati rom
pieron aver la cadena de victo-
rias de los Dodgers, con Bucky
Walters de pitcher.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
La GACE'rA

La noTena de onis sigue me-
iorando Su posici6n.
De Land 2c, 8h, Bel DAytona
Beach 13:, 18Th, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

a La semana pasada Torres
le di6 una vntaja de 10 libras d
Cooper y lie derroto.
Los jueces Sc "equivocaron",
probablemente con la buena in
tenci6n de que Ell combate Sc re-
pitiera.
Mr.. Cooper tendra de nuevo
ura ventaja en- ell peso, mahana;
a pasar de 10 ~prometido.
No Sc "~rebajara" el las libras
hasta las 147; pero al pdblico
Sc lie ha hecho la promesa... que
no sera cumplida.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

La pelea de mas importancia
de manana, en- Benjamin Fled,
la sostendran Joey Raymond Y
Rafael Ferrer.
Son dos gladiadores de inne-
gable habilidad y de roconocida
experienced.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Few women today are free from some sign
OF functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
foOkSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
vous' depressed lately-your work too much
for you
Then why not take Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound 10 help quiet weary.
1ysterleal nerves, relieve monthly pain
cramps, ~baekaehe, headaehe) and weak
Irregularities. -
For over so years Pinkham's Command
mas helped hundreds Of thousands of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women 10 %
smiling thru difficult days" Why mot give
this wonderful "woman's FRIEND a chance
to help your Try IN
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Con LOS CUANTEs

I'm nuevo campe6n en- la divi-
sion del peso de puma, Petey
Scalzo.
Era va Ell campe6n sin corona
Y aver la Association Nacional
de Boxeo resclvi6 coronado. Pc
tey derrot6 al ingles Ginger F.
ran, de Liverpool, ell martes.
La Association hasa su deter
minaci6n en- ell hecho de que va
rios notables boxeadores de las
1876 libras declinaron pelear con
Scalzo, suponiendo que serian
derrotados,
iCamps6n legftimo, porque
ya Sc lie venia llamando ell trey
sin corona" del peso de puma.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
LIGA DEL ESTADo

He aqui el resultado de los de
safios de aver:
San Agustfn Oc, 5h, de; Oca-
la &c, Oh, De.
Ivey y Schiro integraron la
bateria de los vencedores.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02


Jamas habia sido mas activa
~ fructifera para los randas "a
labor de la famoso empresa CO.
gorza, Company Limited.
RobOs en- los trenes, atracos
en- plena Gale y en- pleno dia, en-
el centric de Madrid, asaltos in
creibles a las tiendas, estafaS a
los Dances de mas posttn y, so
bre TODD, un incalculable nime-
70 de rObos de ~carteras, de relo-
ies, de monedsros de sonora, de
sortijas, de collares, de pendien-
tes...
Madrid parecia Ell foco de una
dilatadisima banda de ladrones,
maravillosamente organizados.
La policia andaba loca.
Y todo debiase a los mdltiples
y admirables ,talentos del gran
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Gainesville SC, Oh, 2e; Lees.
burg &c, 15h, 4e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Sanford DC, Al, sep Orlando
1Oc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

encargado de vender, pignoral
o empenar los objetos robados.
Y claro es que rendia a sus
subordinados unas cuentas, al
.lado de las cuales las famosas
del Captain Grand eran gloria
pura.
Total: que Cogorza iba au-
mentando de I'm modo escanda-
loSo Ell puhado de billetes que
va habia comenzado a guardian
cuando Pedro de Ndnez les en-
treg6 aquellos no menos famo-
SOS mil duros que Ell randa hizo
Greer a su distinguish cos
tilla que lie habian quitado...
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Cualquiera hubiese creido, por
10 tanto, que la situaci6n en- la
.chozs inmunda de los traperos
habfa mejorado en- grade sumo,
bajo aquella iluvia de orc que le
GAIA al general de la gallOfa, de
los cielos,
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

La Gay1IA
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La gaceta., 1940-05-02

Aquella misma noche, el ex-
preso sic la llevaba de nuevo ha-
cia la corte...
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

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La gaceta., 1940-05-02

81 Columbia tiene un terreno para ell estaciona-
miento de los coehes de sus clientes. en- la Gale %. v un
serene para ell debido cuidadO. Lleve ALI su coche, hay
Iespacio suficiente.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-21

The mouse in the maze could
be no more confused than the
fistic fan who tries to figure out
the screwy situation in American
boxing.
Baseball has its Judge Lands
Tennis and golf have associations
with national control Other
sports have regulatory boards. .
But boxing has no universally
recognized national body.
One organization, the National
Boxing Association, has jurisdic-
ton over % states, but harmony
doesn't always exist within its
ranks. In the rest of the country
where there is boxing, a group
OF independent state commissions
with the New York Athletic
Commission the most important.
run the show and often thumb
their noses at the other commits
siOns and the MIA.
There are few nationally rec
ognized rules, champions, or sus-
pensions, only a batch of loose
working agreements which are
easily and often broken.
There are 10 less than three
So-called world featherWeight
champions. There are two world
middleweight rulers and an I'M
crowned champion who has de-
cisions over both of them.
A boxing enthusiast, in Florida
let's say. reads a New York dis
patch that Ken Overlin has
won the world middleWeight
championship by Outpointing
Ceferino Garcia. A few days lat
er. though. he encounters a Seat
tie bulletin which says that
Tony Yale has won the middle
weight championship by defeat
ing Al Hostak
No wonder he shakes his head
dazedly. exclaims what the
hell" and turns to a sport he can
understand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-21
Today's BIRTHDAYS

DR.. Howard H Russell of West
erville. Ohio. founder OF the
Anti-Saloon League, born at
Saltwater, Mimi, IS years ago.
DR.. James L. McConaughy.
president of Wesleyan University,
Conn. born in New York, SO
years ago.
Axtell J. Byles, president of
the American Petroleum Insti-
tute, New York. born at Titus
vile, Pa, go years ago.
DR.. Albert w. Beaver. presi-
dent of the Rechester-Colgate
Divinity School, Rochester, NJ Y.
born at Moscow, Ida, So years
ago.
Stanley Walker of New York.
newspaperman. born at Lampas-
as. Tex. - years ago
Jay n. Darling ('J. N. Ding'1
of Des Moines. Ia, cartoonist,
born at Norwood. Mich, 81 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-21
Nv DILoN GRAHA1. sports EDITOR Ap Feature Service

Let's consider the regulatory
setups. Most states have boxing
commissions and % of these are
members of the National Boxing
Association. They are Alabama,
Arkansas, Illinois, Texas, Kan
sas, North Dakota, Minnesota,
West Virginia, Wisconsin, Vir-
ginia, Kentucky, North Carolina,
New Jersey, Louisiana, Rhode
Island, Indiana, Connecticut, Mis-
sissippi, Iowa, Colorado, Nebras-
ka and Montana.
The MIA also says it exercises
jurisdiction over a number of
city commissions in states where
there are no central commissions
and that its decisions are sup
ported in several foreign lands.
Several states, including Wash
ingon, Wyoming, Idaho and
South Dakota, are not members
of the MIA but recognize its
champions.
There are no state commissions
and comparatively little box
ing-in New Mexico, Arizona,
Florida, Oklahoma, Nevada,
South Carolina, Utah, Vermont.
Oregon. Ohio, Georgia, Iowa,
New Hampshire and Tennessee.
Several Of the major boxing
states are not members of the
MIA. These include California.
Maryland. New York, Maine,
Michigan, Delaware. Missouri and
Pennsylvania.
These commissions give va
rious reasons why they won't join
the MIA. New York. for in
stance, says the state law requires
that boxing be administered by
the New York commission.
And so these states go merrily
on their way, ofttimes Oblivious
OF their own world" champions.
doing their won suspending, and
running boxing within their con-
fines to suit themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-21

cate the cellar. A hard-fought
contest Is expected.
Peppers Plumbers and Mer-
chants are scheduled to do bat
tie in the nightcap of the twin
bill. A victory for the Peppers
will throw the Civilian League
into a three-way tie for first
place and will sink the Merchants
deeper into last place.
Merchants have dropped three
straight contests. two by de-
cisions and one by forfeit. Plumb
ers have won one and lost one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-21
ALL-AMERlCA
BY DILLON GRAHAM
Sports Editor. APP Feature Service

It's a long road down the
autumn stretch to All-America
football ranking but those with
hopes of the mythical team rating
have jumped away to a fast start.
They know that one spectacular
performance doesn't bring star
billing. that AlI-America nomina
tions 60 to fellows who hit the
BALI all season.
Here are some who grabbed
the cary headlines:
TOM HARMON All-America
back last year. got away TO the
fastest start of any ball-carrier.
He bewildered California with
four long touchdown runs, scored
all of Michigan'S q points against
Michigan State and gave the
East show with his brilliance
against Harvard.
BILL DE CORREVONT. who
bumped into trouble as highly
touted sophomore, has given
Northwestern something to cheer
about. His play has tabled him
as one of the best.
JACK (RABBIT) GRAIN OF
Texas, one of last years sophie
more sensations, made his bid
quickly with some smart play as
the Longhorns upset supposedly
strong Indiana.
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