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Evening star., 1940-12-13
Number of Hunt Meets
Booked Tomorrow

Fixture cards received from hunts
in nearby Maryland and Virginia
show the following meets tomorrow:
Potomac-Piney Spring farm of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Moran McConihe, :45 pm.
FairfaX-Wickens-Joy 10 am. Estler
Palmer will entertain at hunt break
fast at his home near Bancroft following
the hunt
Farmineton-Drag hunt from the ken
nelS at 80 pm.
Blue Ridge-Red Gate, 10 am
On Sunday Manor Hunt Will go out at
10 from the farm of Mrs. Nan
Bonifant.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Hockey Game and
Christmas Fund

The Stars Christmas House
Fund will benefit by 10 per cent
of the gross receipts Tuesday
night when the Washington
Eagles entertain the Boston
Olympics in an Eastern Amateur
Hockey League match at River
side. Stadium
The Olympics, boasting the only
outstanding au-American lineup
in amateur hockey today, are con-
sldered one of the Eastern
leagues ranking attractions and
scored a smash hit in their debut
here recently as they lost a fierce
ly fought match, 4 to 2.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Kimbroueh Leans to Runch

ATLANTA, Dec. 13 (P).-John
Klmbrough, all-America back of
the Texas Aggies on his way to New
York, declared here that there will
have to be a lot more money in
professional football than I think
there is to lure me away from the
ranch I've already picked out in
East Texas"
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Toronto Hockey Club
Wins 9Th Straight;
Seems lnvincibIe
BY the Associated Press.

sy the Associated fleSs.
Prospects of heading off the To-
ronto Maple Leafs in the National
Hockey League looked simmer than
ever today as the flying leaders cele-
brated their sixth straight victory.
scored last night at the expense of
the Montreal Canadiens, 4 to 3.
The triumph. featured by pair
of valuable goals by the veteran
Sweeney Schriner, enabled the Leafs
to run their total points to %. COM
pared to IS for the second place
Detroit Red Wings.
The Chicago Black Hawks and
the New York Americans helped
themselves slightly by battling to d
2-2 deadlock in Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Outscoring National Stars,
May Be Double Winner; Bill
Martin Among Leaders
BrookIonder Fires Score Of 42-45l to Lead
Men for Evening; Convention Hall Sets
Record for One Days Contestonts

Tull, 50-389; L. L. Louft, $3.50:
Don Quinn, 40-389; c. E. Lemerise,
34-3oS; R. Keefer, 54-3S6; E. A.
Davis. 48-386.
Bethesda-Men, John Henry Hiser,
the irrepressible, 28-426; r. w.
Beall. $3.50; George Teunis,
48-378; L. o. Thomas, 46-374;
Ed NJ Warner, 54-379; william
Kirby. 36-372.
Petworth-Men, Ralph L. Bailey,
$40; Minor Hudson, $3.50.
Silver Spring-Men, Frank Baroni,
1885, William Pitner, 46-423; /;
r. Whitford, 48-417; Paul Mckay,
48-4l7; J. FRANKIE, 36-4l2. Woman,
Mrs. Wire. 52-382.
Arlington-Men, Patrick Norton.
46-397; Bert Monahan, $3.50;
Hyman Eisen, 54-384; Ray Cullen,
52-303; F, M. Arthur, 44-367.
Clarendon-Men, L. Adams, 54-
405; NJ L. Heath, 54-385: Stanley
Jackson. $3.50; Mickey McClung,
45-379 w R. Sprull, 36-378; M.
H. Stockett. 54-376
New Recreation-Men, C. Hender-
son, 46-410; S. GraboWski, 54-395;
j. w. Martin, $3.50; Cornelison,
1885, woman, Virginia Calvagno
28-357.
Georgetown Recreation - Men,
Edward Rice, 500 John L. Gill,
54-398; George L. Barber, 54-394; ;
Charles R. Brown, 54-388; women,
Edna Harris. 1850 Dorothy Gill,
54-354; Estelle Waters. 54-344;
Helen Wallace, $3.50; Vivian
Walsh, 54-322.
Some More Fat Tallies.
Penn Recreation-Men. Alvin C.
Wavering, 54-443; Al Caffo, 80
435; L. H Williams, 54-426: Louis
Turner. 54-4l1; E. Flinnseay. 54-
407; L. V. Valentine, 52-4O5; Glenn
D. Mccoy, 54-4O1.
Lucky Strike-Men, John w.
Reynolds, 54-429; John R. Elliott
48-428; William E. Dowling, 54-
425; N. E. Ludwig 34-40O; c. A
Grimes. $500; women, Miss Rees,
46-363; Elaine Nesline, 54-355.
King Pin-Men, G. L. Reeder,
38-429; A. R Kidwell, 44-424;
George Bolts, 48-4o9; George R
Lewis, 42-405; women, Anna
Williams, 54-325.
Northeast Temple-Men. NJ
Apperti. 4S-4l8; C. Chite, 54-O9;
Pete Lipski. 400.
Mount Rainier-Men, w. Cones,
34-437: H. F. Fletcher. 44-417;
F. Mcmahon. 2O-412; Phillip Perry,
54-408; w. Mutzbaugh, 26-4o1; P.
T. Myers, 1884
Rosslyn-Men, Ralph Neff. 42-417;
Lee Rose, 50-408; Edward Todryk
44-399; Frank Allison. 4O-392.
University-Men, w. Rea, 44-333;
J. Bladen, 50-39O; J. Wells, 54-367;
C. McLain, 50-37O: E. Talifero, 54-
36l; G. Small 54-35l; P. Crisp 81
351; l. Lichliter 52-349; NJ. Price.
54-349:: W Burton. 54-345: R.
Flowers. 42-239: P. Oliver. $3.50.
Brookland-Men.B Bill Martin. a.
451; w C. DuvaI, 36-434; Robert
T. Smith. 46-429; Jack Moulton
50-425: Harry Milburn. 52-4l2;
Clark H Thomas, 42-411: Dick
Townsend, 30-409; Tom Maloney.
42-407; William Sheehy. 46-4O4;
John Barnes, 54-4O2: Lyman Drissel,
54-402; Henry D. Mallory. 34-4OO,
not to speak of J. H. Williams,
42-398.
Takoma-Men. George Fredericks.
50-376: Earl Pruitt, 54-346: Clinton
Bortz. 54-343; women, Frances Will
son, 20-4l6; Thelma Youngblood,
54-351: Betty Wells, 54-344: Lillian
Baus. 54-326; Kathleen Downing,
54-324 Margaret Lustig, $3.50.
Rendezvous-Men handicaps to
come: S. Chipouras, 307: Joe
Leckert, $50; Larry Phillips, 367;
Bill RoSar, 354; Sam Howard. 345.
Queen Pin-Man, Buddy Seal,
36-4l8.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
West's Team Starts
Training Next Week
For Shrine Game
Eost's Squod Will Leave
Chicago December l8
For Coast Bottle
By the Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l3-
Coaches in the annual Shrine East
West all-star football game here
New Year Day planned training
procedure today for their respective
squads.
The East team, in charge of
Andy Kerr and Bernie Bierman,
Will assemble in Chicago December
l6 and start West Immediately.
Coaches Babe Hollingbery and
Matty Bell of the West plan to
start training their squad here
December 20.
Each squad consists of % men,
all chosen for outstanding play IN
collegiate games the past season.
The Eastern team is composed of
players from colleges east of the
Mississippi and the West squad
from schools west Of the river.
Proceeds 90 to help maintain the
Shrine Hospital here for crippled
children
The West squad:
Centers-Rudy Mucha. Washington; Rob-
ert Nelson Baylor.
Guards-Leonard Younce. Oreson State;
Ben Sohn. Southern California; Harold
Lahr, Oklahoma, Bernard Weiner. Kansas
State.
Tacklcs-vic Sears. Oreeon State Jim
Stuart. OreGon: Jack Hartman Rice, Stan
johnson. WASHINGTON State.
Mcdowell Washington: Howard Hickey
Arkansas. Jack Mulkey, Fresno State.
Backs-Paul ChrIstman. Missouri: Andy
Marefos. ST. Mary'S. Jim KisselburEh. Ore
eon State. Dean McAdsms Washinston,
Jimmy johnson. Santa Clara Bob Peoples
Southern California; Jack Banta. Southern
California; Elmer Gentry, Tulsa.
The East squad:
Centers--Leon Gaiecki. Penn State;
DWIGHT Calm. indiana.
Guards-Tom o BOYLE, Tulane; Joe Jo-
kane. Northwestern. Louis Cont. Cornell
Tackles-Tony RuHa Duke Fred DAVIS
Alabama. Nick DrahoS, Cornell: Nike Enich.
Iowa.
Ends-Larry Cabrll, coleare; Ham
Schmuck Cornell Ed FrutiR, Michisan,
Bill johnson, Minnesota
Backs-Bob Pa9rath. Minnesota: Tom
Harmon. Mlchlean. RED Hahnenstein;
Northwestern Mllt PlepiuL No;re Dame;
frank Resgan. PennSylvanla; Georgc Muha.
Csrnesic Tech; Dave Alerdice. Princeton
Forest Evasheyski, Michiesn; Georse Kra-
cum Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
l3's' to General
Rose Bowl Foes
BY the Associated Press


LINCOLN, Nebr.. Dec BITS
Friday the 18th and this little
item is just to show that Coaches
Lawrence M. Jones of Nebraska
and Clark ShaughnesSy of STAN
ford, Rose Bowl opponents, aren't
walking around with crossed
fingers.
You simply can't be superstitious
when you let the quarterbacks of
your teams wear jersey No. l3.
And that is Just what Signal
Callers Roy Petsch of Nebraska
and frankie Albert OF Stanford,
do.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Gooch Becomes MANAGER
HUTCHINS(

HUTCHINSON, Kans., Dec. l3 Up.
Johnny Gooch. catcher for the
Pittsburgh Pirates for eight years
and their scout last year, has been
named manager of the Hutchinson
club of the Western Association.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Mat Matches
2, the Associated Press.

EE INt NssOCIaltu PTtsS.
HARTFORD Conn Marvin West.r-
ber2, Tacoma. WASH. and Yvon Robert.
Montreal were both disquG ifed af-sr
each had one fall
ST. LOUIS RAY Steele 9o95, s.
Louis, defeated Bronko NagurSkl 24u.
International Falls. MINI l3al3t
Evening star., 1940-12-13
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE
Schedule.

Schedule.
Tonight-BsltImore at WsshlnEton, Bos-
ton at Atlantic CITY.
Tomorrov-WsShl ShlngtOn az River Vale:
New York at Boston. Baltimore at At
lsntlc City.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Hockey Results

By the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto, 4; Montreal g.
Chicago. 2 New York Americans 2 Cover-
time tleJ.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Buffalo :; indianapolis -.
New Haven, + Providence g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul 6; Tulsa, 3
TONlGHT's SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York RangerS al Detroit
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Spares Washlnston-Germsnn, Cour-
teau. McTeer McCurry. RoesiCnoi Mac
Beth Mallley- Burns Baltlmore-Moe.
Roach webster Grisor Wychenka. Vita
relI, PARTS Riley.
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&esiitriernus fir bas neae @ebrs.Iet

9em nel,ea1 @ebrseies ins Grie.
oens5eit'' genldB baben am berganae.
men -.16. 0ftober lt1,gefdbr 16,O00,.
900, 8ebrpflidtiae, stpilden 81 INTO
SO Sabren, regiltriert. 8or:s benief.
ben 1foaent .lbdbl.nesipeiie 100000
Mann I'M eriten Sabre 5u rnilitari.
ider altsbilbllng einberttfen iperoen.
@s lit uabrideinlid), baB nid6t mebr
als 100000 por Dem 1. SSan,tar elm.
berllfen nerDen. nax IN: II
.9ieie &esiltration, lit berid)ieoen
bon ser Negiltration, tpelber 1id} oie
Mnslanoer ,sit unteriuerfen sbahen.
Mnslanoer n1Hiien. ,iid ebenfalls Ser
@inberllfung 5ur 8ebrpflibt ,,nter.
iperfen, aber nur oieienigen, lpelde
I'M 8eiibe ibres eriten 8apieres Iitto.
fonneu sur 8ebrpflibt beransesogen
meroen., Musbriidlide 8eitinnn,mgen
iinb nod 1rid)t setroffen iporoen fiir
lol6e Muslan6er,, Sic MIR boriiberae.
bend fid III oen. Ser. 5taaten befir.
ben, ipie 5. 9. 8ei,,ber, 5eeleute ooer
Sh,oetten aus DEM Ml,slano.
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0aittuodj, ben %, Dftober 1910

9aittpodj, ben %, Dftober 1910
Ilidfeit Ser Seele nno bic grilten5 Der
gottliden goriebnng fildt oie Bbilo-
lfopbie ii, 3peifeI 81 sieben. Waf
glanbt 6as Sabrbunoert Der Mnffld.
rllng iei aneebroden; iiberan rest fid
ser bei6niibe GeiIt, iel6it alif sbem
@ebiete Ser 9olitif, mo Waed)idbeai
oenlelben einsl1fiibren fudt. europa
Ion ieines briitliden gbnrafters gatt3
beranbt iperben. Das ltitfraut Der
SrrIebren lmo Ser @laubeltsipirreu
|idoB mabtig in bic Salme Sn gtg-
lano batte: bn5r geranlailltng eegeben
Sobann 8tcliff, tpie in Delttidlano
oieies Sobonnes SUP tat. Gdfief
|bieneid)t ser Serr, tpabreno bus
Sbifflein ser Stride bon ben ihdlt.
nlenben @ogen tpilo 1imbersepeitfdt
ipl1rbe, ober bate er ieine Sano bon.
|enbs BON Ser MenIdbeit allriidge5o.
gen? . 'neir, Ser Serr id)lief nidt;
tpie Bate er a,t1 Sen Ser Stride per-
beiBenen boberen 8eiitano biefer Der.
iagen f0nnen2 @iebernm beoiente ct
iid nnideinbarer 8erf5e,tge 5ur Ser.
steioisling feiner Stride, unb oariu
seigte = iid feline @ottbeit ipieber. in
gang berporragenoer, 8eiIe. ~
~s 8ernDaroin bon s5iena mar es in
oieiem Sdbrb,lnoert, Ser sic Menid.
beit> tuie inn borigen 9atbarina. bon
Siena,. bur6 @rmabnuneen, .Rat-
idlase nno 8eiipiele aus bent
SdIanm ser eeiitigen ,mo morali..
iden @erberbtbeit tpieoer 'Derporsog.
er iprad6 gu ben @roben .oieier groe
l,no tie, .idpiesen: Der &er5os bon
Waila,l6 3IieB ob bon ieiner blutigelt
Sprannei; Der &aiier Signm,b. borte
tdglif ipdbreno ieines neunnronatlt-
6ell Aufentbalts in 5iena ben, besei.
iterten Brebigten 6es fron,men M0n-
dies s1. 8ernbarbin .erboba feline
5timn,e nnb Der olird piloe .Bartei-
leioenIdaft sendbrte aampf Sipiiden
ben @bibellinen ,mo @uelfen Iegte GA
in ben Staoten sSstaliens. ,@ie IN. Sta.
lien gernbarbin, 10 eridiittcrte in
5ranfreid, ben Nieberlanoen. .Gng.
laro. Srlan6 ,lno. Sdottlqno Der bl.
8incens derrerius Die .golfer onrd
leine 8reoisten ,t,'o fadte oas nun
lnebr glimmenbe 5e,ler. oes @laubens
ipieoer au bellooernber Jla,nme: an.
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8ie Der aer5te Nabrung Ser Men.
lden llnmdBigfeit lit, alio lit Ser. 80
bofaten Afer nnb Hflug Der Men.
iden 3anfhldt .,lno ltneinigfeit.
M6rabaht d Sanfa CLARA, ss .ss
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GeDamfen mn GriltmerMngelt
Bon @eb. Gran3 Guertges

! 5tsfanerlnnettl SObne lttl0 SO6ter
i'm &loiter nuo int ser @elt! Der De-
niitise 5ran5isfus bate getuiB audi
Sdmierisfeiten, iie alle naunentlid)
ollf5u5abler, ein 8etueis fir Die
Srubtbarfeit oes Sransisfllsltammes.
Sebt bas IA. Sabrbunoert. 9as
mar cine traltrige, oas mar cine ente
leslicbe Belt. Oas &aiiertlln lit obn=
ntddjtig, Sem Eaubtpelen perfdllt bas
gittertum. Die Stdote berbinoen iid
in iogenannteu ginlrngen 5u S6us
nno Sruk eesen oie ra,tberiiden
ltebersriffe oes sloels. Sier bort man
bon grbbeben, gnglano miro nertpii=
itet brr6 ipolfenartise Srfane, IN
@rie6enlanb berbiillte monatelang
ein >1nbur6bringliber gebel Die
5onne. Ser iogenannte idparse 600,
cine peltartige 9rantbeit, burblduft,
an Ser Sitgren5e gbinas beginnenb,
gang Mlien unb europa Bis 5ur Wiin=
oltng oes @ua6alquipir. @enigltens
Elm .Drittel Der eansen 8eu6fferans
erliegt oem neuen 8iirsensel: 9as
idlimmite ltebel ser 3eit aber tpar,
bob man am 8alme ser @iHenidaft
oie alte Sdlange ser 2iige 5u freier
Sorid)nng in oerfiibreriider 8eiie
anlodte, inoem Sic in iener 3eit aufs
fommenoen, reid pribilegiertem ltui-
periitaten our6 ibren &lan5 oie Gel,
iter gu blenoen anfingen. >@ :.
9o@ oa tudblte @ott, nm ieine aa-
mabt 10 redt sldn5eno s,t 5eigen,
bas S6pade a,.s, tint bas @etpaltigc
5u beiiesen. Gin fdtpabes- MGoden
ipar es, bas ba 5eisen iollte 6ie gei=
itige Nadt ser Stride elmer bonn Sod.
NUT Der meni6li1en 8iiienidaft per-
blenbeten @elt. Sbne allen Inter-
rtdt aufgeipa6ien, nidt eiumaI 6es
Sdreibens flmoig, beiaB 3atbarina
BON Siena, iuie WeiB in ieiner @elt-
geldidte iagt, balo ben sr6Bten Gin
flub altf oas seiltige 2ebem, ni6t t,ur
in ibrer 8aterItabt Siena, ionbern in
gang Stalien. Sic las ibrer ltntae-
b,,ng auf oem. @runoe ibrer Seele
nno iibte blrd ibr 8eien cine unbe-
oingte Serribaft iiber iie aus. Sdon
ibr @nblid betpos 8erbreder, ibre
5iinoen 5lt berelten ,mo at seIteben,
imo ibr 3uiprl.d bat gerurteilte 10
geltarft, baB iie nit SebnIl,dt mad
Dem SoSe auf bas sdaffot eilten.
S'1 Nom ipirfte iie fir ben redtmd-
bisen Baplt llrbon oen SedIten tpioer
ben @egenpapIt Clemens Sen Sieben.
ten onr6 SenoIdrei6eu at aailer
uno &onige; oenu oie idlid)te ssarbec.
todter bon Siena, 10 iagt @eib, tuar
cine e,tropaiide Mlltoritdt geiporoen.
Sit oas ni6t iuunoerbar? Sit bas
nlbt ein neiler, slorreider Sieg ser
alrde? Gbriitus pincit, G6riItus iieat.
es lit mieoer Ser @eiit @ottes, Ser
lelbe auma6tige @eiit, ser al(es lenft,
Der l'ns oie iie6elt @abcn iAenft, Ser
ltnmme Scngen reoen madt, ipie CT
lm' Seben S,teitb uno Ser gItber bic
ies friiber ge5ei9t bat. Denfen mir
nur oaran uie biele Suoitb, ibre' ga.
terltaot 8etbnlia ,tno gang Suoda bon
Den aiipriern errettete, inoem fie oem
Seerfiibrer Solofernes bas Saupt ab.
ldlug. sic, ein einfades, idfpades
Weib, miro in Der ,Sano @ottes sic
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Gortieknna)

uuS" SSHopItt>J*'S, IVY ~ ON9NiSA'
9ie 3eit bes antifen' Seioentums
brobte tuieoer Derein5llbreden. 9ie
Neiden fannten. nidts als 8enlB nno
aberinals @enalB, nno. Sic sfrmltt
fdien tpieSer @egenitano erbarntuitgs<
IoIer 9era6tl,ng ST peroen; cine tiefe
&iuft trenilte Die einselnen Stdnbe
Ser menibliGen @eiellidaft. europa
fd)ien inn -Sumpfe ser lteppigfeit 5u
beriinfen.
9urd sic &re,,55iige ,,dlulid tuar
bas Mbenolanb I'M gerfebr nit oem
Morgenlanoe nGber getreteu. @an
tpar befannt geiporoen nit oem finn.
Iid) iippisen 2eben ser Miiaten, bur6
ben angefniipften Sanbel iparen bie
Grseugniile bes Sitens na6 bem 0es
ften gebradt tporben. 9ie abenolanbi=
fde @eniigIamfeit tpar geidlu,,noen,
@enublud)t obne @rensen uno obne
MaB mar an oeren Stelle getreten.
Neben ser @ennBi,,dt madte iid Ser
geiitige So6ml.t brett, ,mS beioe
brahten Sic a8elt at ben 8ano bes
geroerbens. 9en Spp,,s jenes Sabr=
blu,oerts fteQt bar ser Sobenitaufe
SrieoridJ Ser 3peite, ser it ieiner
@ol(uIt nno ieinem geiItigen Sodmut
Gbriitls germ b6tte berleugnen mo-
gen, ll1n lngeniert ieinem @pbammeb
anDangcn 81 fOnnen.
Sod Sa erideint in Sieien 8ertpir-
rungen ein Mann, arm uno bemiitig.
Der sic 8elt 5ur grfenntnis uno Tim.
febr ,fiibren iollte, ein Mann, arnt
uno 6emiitig bon Ser5en. Sransisfus
lit ser Mame bieIes Wannes, Sran.
5isfus, ser freitpillig Mrmsetporbene.
9ominifus reidt ibm oie 9rl1oerbanb
,nno beioe itiiben nit ibren 5hultern
bie Sen Ginitur5 orobenbe Stride
@eibe ernerern sic 8elt 6ur6 Sen
@eilt ser gntiasllng uno opfermillige
2iebe, Sen iie preoigen unb iiben. SSn
2urnpen eebiillt, treteu iie ais 8ettlcr
inn1itten elmer iippisen ,no genu6-
fii6tigen 8elt nno als Narren per-
idrieen. God Ser Gater ser srnelt,
er riiltete iie aus NIT @,noerfrait.
,Sbr I'M Mbt0ten abgebdrmter 2eib
.uar fa,m imItanoc, bos in ibm 10
hernoe Se,ler ser 2iebe 81, ertraeen,
Die @etpalt bes @eiites i6ien i'm boll-
enos alef5ureiben. llno iuenn bas
Seuer Ser 2iebe iiber lire
blei6en 2ippen floB, Damn fonnte tel
ner nebr tpioerlteben,. oann fam man
.5ur grfenntnis ieines @lenos i'm
S1lamme ser Siinbe. S6reden er-
grciit ale, menn iie in flammen6en
@ortcn idiloern boren sic @eredtig-
feit oes etpigen &idters. 3u &anara,
5tuei Meilen bon s(iiiii, erbob emit
Jran5isfus iein Slammeniuort. Ser
fammelt mar 6as @olf Des Srtes unb
Der ltmseeenb. Ct iprab bon Der
;@erehtigfeit Ii. ben '@eri1te, ii. 6as
BoH bebte, idlud5te uno tueinte. gs
ipari iid oem &eiligen 5u SiiBen i,no
berlanetc oas 2leiS ser iogenannten
Mrmen 8riiSer ober ben Sdleier ber
armen S6lueltern. Grat,5istrs ltano
6a Italnenb iiber sic tpunoerbare
Nesling ser Miidfebr 81, @ott. Sa,
bn arnler Seius, 9u bait geiiegt iiber
bic in Sodmut rno @enuBiubt Der.
funfene @elt. GbriItlls bincit, Gbri-
Sf,,9 S;oo4 S,,o;4or -, EI .cSra,,,2f,ts
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Cbis Maiieafreano

i I9ieranf begtbt ltd] Der Sobepfteffe
INIT benz Boben Mat bon Sernlalen
liaef) 8etbnlia, tpo Elm Snbelfeit &c
feiert miro. l1no int 8ude gitbe
Iipirb er5dblt, ipie oie SSiioin Gltbe
BON benz periii6en aonig Miiltern
5ur 8iiroe Der aonigin erboben NOR
|oen tpie Ser BON Dem @iinitling Mmal
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-25
BY A BLOZZER

CLEVELAND, June 24-REOut-
fielder Ben Chapman deserted to-
d a the I-should-wear-glasses-bu but.
I-won't society, which includes a
select list of major leaguers whose
dwindling batting averages provide
the tip-off of their eligibility.
It's more than a suspicion that
ball players shun lenses. Some
fear their club or the fans will
think they are nearly as blind as
an umpire with his peppers closed.
Consider Chapman, for instance.
Opposing pitchers have been TAX
ing the Cleveland fly chaser all
season. and his average of $50
today is nothing to cause an out
fielder to beat his chest sore.
II refereed a lot of basketball
games in the south last winter,
he explained, land it seemed that
every night l had to drive in rain
or snow until two or three o'clock
in the morning. My eyes were wa
tering and smarting all the time,
so 1 slipped off to a doctor in Fort
Myers, Fla, during spring train
ing.
He gave me some stuff to put
in them, and told me it might
help. The club found out about my
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-25
WIN ENDS LONG
LOSING STREAK
Alderman Holds Visitors To
Seven Hits, While Mates
Collect Ten Safeties

Wilmington's Junior Legion base
ball team broke its five-game losing
streak yesterday afternoon as it
marked up it's first triumph of the
season with a s to 6 decision over
the Selma Juniors in a game at LIE
gion field.
Allison Alderman limited the visit
ors to seven hits, while the locals
collected 10 safeties off the offerings
of Suggs and Mozingo.
Selma opened up with a two run
outburst in the opening stanza, the
runs coming On a brace Of hits, and
a hit batsman. They added another
marker in the third on three safe
ties and wound up their scoring for
the day with three runs in the fifth
that came on two hits, one a home
rur by Beddingield with two on,
and a pair of base on balls.
N%otching up n tally in the first
frame on a walk. a hit and an er.
ror, Wilmington knotted the count
in the second with two lore runs
on a hit batsman, two base on balls
and two hits.
Three hits, n a long triple by
Adrian Rhodes, in the fourth gave
the locals an additional two runs
and after Selma had forged ahead
in the first of the fifth with a one
run lead. the locals came back with
a three hit onslaught to send three
markers across the plate.
From there on their lead was
never threatened.
After getting off to a shaky start,
Alderman settled down and held the
visitors hitless for the last four in.
nings. Suggs started for Selma but
wa re ieved by Mozingo in the sixth.
Rhodes, with two singles and a
triple out Of four attempts, paced
IT, locals at bat. McCabe with a
triple and a double out of four trips
up followed.
V. Sullivan with three for four top.
ped the Selma attack. Beddingfield
gathered two for four.
The local nine will play Raleigh
there this afternoon and will meet
the Capital City lads in a double
header here Saturday.