davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arkansas world., 1940-09-21

Ans. Don't do Z. Stick right to
your work for you have advanced
considerably in the last five years.
The trouble that arose doesn't af-
feet you any, even if 1t did affect
your boss. You should be loyal to
the whole firm and not to just one
man.
l.. NJ. E--t am planning on buy
ing some property and wonder II
I will be successful and is that the
thing for me to do?
Ans; Very good judgment shown
on your part,rI am sure that
you won't have any difficulty At
all buying the property
j. o. J-Was this boys mother
telling the truth about what her
son said about marrying me9
Ans. The mother was truthful
.. but that doesn't spell thing
The hoy himself certainly hasn't
proposed marriage 10 you. Don't
get the big head tine mother
would like you for daughter. bn
il will be some time before the sor
commits himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Eagles Obtain Three
Hockey Players in
Filling Gaps
Burns, in League Lost
Year, and Other Pair
Stoned in Canada

Coach Redvers Mackenzie, from
the training base of the Washington
Eagles in Montreal, has announced
that he has signed three centers to
replace men lost from last season.
Les Ramsay, Ken PARTS and Roy
Covert, Washington's centers in
1939-40 Eastern Amateur Hockey
League competition, all have gone
elsewhere. Ramsay is to play Ca
madam hockey; PARTS goes to Balti-
more and Covert's plans are un-
known
Supplanting these stars will be:
Norm Burns, 6-foot. 195-pound star,
who was associated with Atlantic
City and River Vale last season;
Russ Rossingnol, formerly of Verdun
Juniors, and Roy Mcbride, who
played and managed hockey in
England last season.
Burns is great puck dribbler, has
fine change of pace and is deadly
shot. RoSsignol is an exceptional
skater, a good passer and work
horse and Mcbride clever and
shifty performer.
Owner Severine G. Leoffler, ST., of
the Eagles, will leave for Montreal
tonight. He will attend exhibitions
involving the Eagles and Cornwall
Flyers just outside Montreal Friday
night and watch the Ottawa Seniors
in Ottawa Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
WaIdorf's Wildcats
Are Not Easy for
Gophers 10 Tame
Soft Before His Regime,
They Hold Serious Edge
Since He Took Helm
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 30.-Some
Of the older settlers hereabout can
remember when Northwestern was
just a pushover for the mighty
Gophers of Minnesota.
But portly Lynn Waldorf, affable
in drawing room, but fierce as
they come on the gridiron, changed
all that. Before Waldorf assumed
charge OF tie Purple, in 1885, North
western had won only of Is pre-
vious encounters with Minnesota.
Since then the Gophers have
bowed to Waldorf machines three
times in five games. Northwestern
was the fourth team to kick a sub
par Bernie Bierman product in 1889,
but the Wildcats other two wins
came against previously undefeated
teams.
All this and the fact that both are
rolling along undefeated this sea-
Son lends q touch of drama to this
Saturdays encounter between the
two in Dyche Stadium. The fans
have learned to expect a crushing,
bitter conquest when these aggre-
cations clash, $4,000 of them having
snapped up tickets to make the
game sellout.
Back in 1886 Waldorf coached
eleven raced undefeated Minnesota
and won in a muddy setting, 60.
swapping Gopher winning streak
at 81 games. In addition. that was
the first game Minnesota had failed
to win or tie in 20 starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
SoiIed Linen Tells
Of 6. u. Attack

Here's tip for scouts of st.
Vincent, Tulsa. Hardin Simmons
and Providence-future gridiron
opponents of Catholic University.
Obtain a laundry business and
then get the table linen contract
for downtown restaurants and
hotels.
Coach Dutch Bergman of
Catholic u, being good after
dinner and post-luncheon speak
er, receives several invitations to
attend such affairs each week.
Before and after each of his talks
he spends his time mapping new
plays for the Cardinals. BY the
time each meal is ended the
white tablecloth before his plate
is covered with tricky diagrams
of of1-tackle smashes, end runs,
long passes and other items
which will be added to the c. U.
repertoire the following week
end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Purse, Race Conditions May Be Changed

Handicap which proved horsemen
the mark potential greatness His stall failed
pang from the barrier After being IS lengths
the halfway he and by s. all
while concedng chunks of weight.
entered the Pimco Special of 1910 still
prove If Midland still would
beang Bmeech him in the Derby
Chaedon will explain the
ckgs Thirty HASH though he giving
thus Can't Wait will be recalled that
while getting
develop Vanderbilt the end will have to raise
better stand
MISREPRESENTATION of $40
Specials Oand while facing lesser opposition 1t
conditions the have be changed
getting IS pounds from Chaedon
might chance But equal weight the Sznck
will be mderdog
Perhaps handicap Vanderblts patrons next
perhaps Atty will get better
of horsehesh 1t doesn't necessarily follow that the
the AdmalSeabcut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30

Georgetown's football team is
placed third in the East to Cor
nell and Boston College in the week
ly point standings OF the Lambert
Trophy Committee
The Big Red team from Ithaca
Is rated at .978. Boston College at
$40 and Georgetown at 965.
Navy is tied for fifth with Penn,
which it meets this week, at 955,
lust back of Fordham, which is rated
at .955.
George Washington is in seven
tenth place at .914 and Catholic
U. at thirtv-second at $50.
Incidentally, the Lambert COM
mittee picks Georgetown, as usual"
to win its game with Syracuse
Saturday, the Orange being rated
sixteenth on the list at .92l.
Lambert Trophy ratings are not
a percentage basis and are not
judged strictly on the records. but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
6. u. IsfearfuI
Or Orange link
On Saturday
Stopped Clean Slate
In 1927 and Tie Lost
Season Hit Record

A two-tine spoiler Of Georgetown
University football teams having
perfect records will menace the
three-year- undefeated Hoyas Satur-
day when Syracuse's big eleven is
met at Syracuse.
A year ago it was Syracuse which
played Georgetown TO a 1913 dead
lock after the Hoyas had gone un-
beaten and united in 10 consecutive
games.
An even more surprising upset
was administered Georgetown by the
Orange back in 1927, however. when
surprising Syracuse scored a 19-to-
s victory over a Hoya team that
rolled up grand total of 377 points
as against 81 for the opposition in
nine games that season.
Jolts Hoyas in 1927.
The 1927 Hoyas, one Of the Ma
tons leading point scorers. refused
to permit eight other teams to cross
their goal, and safety credited
Lafayette represented the only other
two points scored by Georgetown
opponent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
with 18-Pound Pull, Can't Waits Been Licked

all until he a retired Midland
looked his league
handcapp Chaledon Eight Thirty HASH Can't Wait
each other with regularity.
following bangtais
Cadon Eight Thirty the best the
Thirty while
the rail birds can't understand
how Speciala 10 Is mile affair which each will 26
with Chaledon and be close
Myon Sell
Chaly,
licking They admit that Cha
But few of them gaoper
Midland the Special different Since
the the west
has with the American
DERBY the big Handicap and
also the Maste Handicap Jamaica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
ST. Vincent's DetzeI
Is Rival for Sachon
In Sundays Game
Catholic U. Scouts Find
Menace in l75-Pounder
Who JoIted Cunisius

The local version of the battle of
all-America football candidates -
such as last weeks affair between
Tommy Harmon of Michigan and
Francis Reagan of Penn-comes ur
Sunday when Catholic us pride and
Joy, Pete Sachon. stacks up against
Dick Detzel of st. Vincent at
Latrobe. Pa.
Coaches Dutch Bergman, Fod Cot
ton and Wayne Millner went over
scouts reports of last Sundays game
in which the BearcatS won over
Canisius at Buffalo, $500. and every
where they came across the name Of
this DetZel.
The 175-pound right halfback &C
counted for two touchdowns and led
the way for two more to bring his
team from behind His best kick
travelled 40 yards while he completed
three out of five passes for a total
of As yards. He also intercepted two
passes for gains of So yards, ran back
two punts for 40. and otherwise con-
Quoted himself in flashy fashion.
Another lad, Mike Pollack, work
ing from the left halfback post, took
part in the wild passing game and
indicated he also will give the Car
dinals trouble.
Meanwhile Coach Bergman OF the
Redbirds will be arming his star,
Sachon, with new aerial plays. Pete's
heaves accounted for the two touch
downs against West Virginia Wes-
leyan last Saturday when C. U. won,
1870. He was out for practice yes
terday after taking a day off to rest
a sprained ankle. He was favoring
that member in Saturdays game
and two of his puntS slid of for only
short distances to cut his average
somewhat, but he did manage to get
off enough good boots-one of 81
yards-to make his average 44.3
yards for the game and At for the
season.
His 55-yard pass to Marty Dono-
van in the end zone broke his own
record of so, made last season
against Long Island U. In all he
completed of Is throws for total
of 174 yards, his best game record.
This put his season average at III
yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
American and National Hockey
Leagues Both Inouguroting
Campaigns This Week

returned to replace the Syracuse
Stars.
Buffalo will play its home games
in the new s1.500, 900 Memorial Sta
dunn. and will be managed by Cecil
CTiny) Thompson, one of the great
est big-league goaltenders in his
career with the Boston Bruins and
the Detroit Red Wings.
Buffalo will play in the leagues
western division with Pittsburgh,
Cleveland. Hershey, Pa, and last
years sectional winner, Indianapolis.
Providence, Philadelphia, New Haven
and Springfield will make up the
eastern division. Each team in both
groups will play Sc games this sea-
son, with the four fasteners en-
gaging in an extra round-robin to
balance the f1ve-team western group
The opening schedule tonight calls
for Hershey to play at Cleveland,
Springfield at Philadelphia and
Providence at New Haven. Pitts
burgh plays its first game at home
Saturday against Hershey. while
Buffalo opens Sunday against Cleve-
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
No Horse Stundout in Own Division

beginning horses invited through
the medium Vanderbs god-engaved invitations Chaedon
although he had been racing much and the
from bad Bimeech
the king; Eight Thirty rated by
Seab who had been the Tennyson
acknowledged their invitations choused neghs
They retiring.
done well in August and September
This left Chaedon Hash
Midland Later, Can't Wait got belated
including the Washington Handicap at
Laurel last Saturday.
that Midland would and Howard finally DECIDED
City
Hash we'll lately also had time of making
the Special the Weschester and
finally Mr. Vanderbits pet event got the go-by
entirely, This has been no
division the handicap class has been
has shown clear superiority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Injuries Slow n. Y. u.
As Il Primes for
Missouri Trip
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30-New York
US Coach Hal Stevens is keeping
his fingers crossed and steering
away from contact work in practice
sessions in the hope he can avoid
more injuries before the Violets
leave tomorrow for their game with
Missouri at Columbia Saturday.
Now suffering from bruises and
injuries are Vincent Roxy) Finn,
AL Franz, Joe Yushkowski, Rico Ca
succi and Tom Pace, backs, and Paul
Boroff and Clarence Frydenborg,
ends
AS result, Stevens is relying upon
dummy scrimmage in his defense
drills against Missouri's intricate
passing plays and in work on the
Violets' passing. 1t is likely N. Y. U.
will start two new ends, Vincent
Reitano and Charley Heiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
RN the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-While foot
ball followers are talking about mid
season games and die-hard baseball
fans still are rehashing the World
Series, hockey makes its appearance
on the sports scene tonight with the
opening of the American League
season.
This circuit. from whose name Gin
ternational" was dropped last month
in recognition of the fact that it
hasn't had a Canadian member for
five seasons. gets three-day start
on the bigger National League. al
though several clubs still are looking
for players from major league teams
to complete their rosters.
Besides the name. there has been
one other major change since the
Providence Reds beat the Pittsburgh
Hornets in the final playoffS last
spring. The Buffalo Bisons, who
dropped out of the old International
League in 1896 before it combined
with the Canadian-American, have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Wchgan Harmon Continues to Pace AAmHca Bac Candidates
Win, Lose or Draw
The Friday Special at Pimlieo
By FRANCIS (. STAN

through lines after
42e bokenhed the alarming nforma
ton that Alfred Gvynn Vanderbilt is holding another of his Pmco
Specials Friday the old Hilltop
This Special which hasn't been widely exploited Young
Mr. Vanderbilt uthessy ignored the public There
who that Atty intends throw lawn for
small group
that will be the fourth
his Speaswas designed for privacy Plenty people poured
when General in 1888 when Sea-
biscuit beating Admiral match and again
last Chaledon trimmed Kayak II
VandeIbis difficulties getting the horses
indicated
that outside of Chedon and Can't Wait
with the field involving nothing else the Special for the first time
nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Texas Ags Tennessee Is New Orleans Sugar Bowl Guess
RIme for Slump Yonks Golfer Jimmy Hines Red Hot
lines Is Red Hot

DR.. Bob Madry, North Carolina
us demon press agent, is here to
steam up the Fordham game and
get in few plugs for his Sc all
America candidates. Mickey
Walker heads West soon to referee
white hope tournament at
Cheyenne, Wyo. Up in Canada,
they're planning to erect per-
manent memorial to the Edmont
Commercial Grads, former inter-
national women's basket ball
champs who disbanded this year
when competition ran out. Mel
OFT of the Giants has bought
new home in gay New Orleans.
Well, some say so-In other
words. Ohio State considers Carl
snavely q pretty fair country
quarterback.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-New
Orleans is guessing it'll be the
Texas Aggies VS.. Tennessee in
the Sugar Bowl. But they'd bet
ter get Maj. Bob Neyland to
autograph that contract right
quick. Always a good sport, Joe
Mccarthy told 'em up at Fort
Erie, Ontario, that if any one
is to blame for the Yankees co..
lapse, he's it. Golfer Jimmy
Hines is hotter than a Christmas
chestnut. Tuning up for the win
ter circuit, he turned in a ST,
IS and a pair of SOS on successive
days. Dick Hanley, former North
western coach, says this years
fullback crop Is the finest he
ever has seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30

New York regiments he would
charge the boys a couple of hun
dred smackers for what the Army
will give EN- for nothing. Well,
that's something. Nomination
for the football owl champion
ship: San Jose State, which plays
eight games under the arcs this
season.
Today's guest star-H G. Sal
singer, Detroit News: Refer
ring to Notre Dame as the best
team Elmer Layden ever has de-
veloped is an understatement.
Notre Dame probably is the best
six teams Layden ever has devel-
oped."
People you know-Lou Nova
starts his comeback tonight
against Joe Somebody ct Oakland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Ten GroppIers to Toll
In Tomorrow's Show

Ten rasslers will take part in to-
morrow's regular show at Turner's
Arena. with Babe Zaharias meeting
Warren Bockwinkle in the feature
affair.
Also being headlined in two-man
team match in which Eddie New
man and Herbie Freeman take on
Tiger Tasker and Tommy Rae.
The card has been completed with
two other matches, Emil Dusek
against Jack Singer and Chris "a.
harias against Paul Bosch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Five Tons of Gridmen
Put Stanford at Top

By the Associated Press.
PALO ALTO, Calf, Oct. 3d.
Perhaps this is one reason why
Stanford's team is rated best on the
Pacific Coast. The aggregate weight
of the 52-man squad is only a few
pounds under five tons, and the
average is about 1907 pounds.
Seventeen of the Indians weigh
200 pounds, or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Hoyos Are Rated Third in East
ToCorneN, Boston College

on factors such as personnel, con-
dition and morale. Defeat or vic
tory is not strictly a basis of rating,
unless the game reveals fundamen-
tai weaknesses or strength. Fiji
teen points differential in the Lam
bert standings theoretically repre-
sents a touchdown advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Golden Gloves Tourney
To Sturt December 6

The annual Golden Gloves box
ing tournament for amateurs in
Washington and vicinity will run
five nights this season, beginning on
December 6 and ending on January
10, according to an announcement
by James A. Sullivan, director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Observation Ward.

Well, Witt has made his exodus
(Which wasn't news to most of
u.s.,
And on the left there forms a
mob
Of gents who'd like to have his
job.
Harris, Sewell and Peckinpaugh-
Most daring guys we ever saw.
Harris on inside? - Around
here, they believe Bucky Harris
will be first choice, and that if
he comes too high Alva Bradley
will reach down in that fish bowl
and draw Luke Sewell's number.
Everybody here is glad Holy
Cross spiked those reports Coach
Joe Sheeketski won't be back.
Physical Culturist Artie McGov-
ern told one Of the camp bound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
CoIored Foes SOUGHT

Lorton Reformatory football team
Is seeking games with colored elevens
from Washington, preferably the
Lincoln A. c. or Brown Bombers.
Interested parties should contact
L. E. Steele at the reformatory
athletic office. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
Square Deals Drill

Square Deal Liquor will practice
tonight and Friday night at 730
O'Clock at Thirteenth and D streets
Sc. The team is booking games for
Sundays. Call Lincoln 9437.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30

Five years ago-Duke renewed
Wallace Wade's contract as ath-
letic director and football coach
for five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
The 1927 record:

A year ago Syracuse was leading
with only four minutes to go, Is TO 6,
when Lou Ghecas squirmed loose
for 73-yard run to touchdown and
Joe McFadden kicked the tying point.
That game. incidentally. was far and
away the Hoyas' closest call in
streak that has extended to 81
games, 20 victories and a deadlock.
Pointing for Georgetown.
Coach Jack Hagerty. recalling
hese upsets by Syracuse. also cites
hat the Big Orange will be pointing
for their second jolt of major col
lege rival Saturday. having surprised
Columbia us previously undefeated
and united squad last week end,
3 to 0.
A spirited scrimmage involving
Georgetowns varsity and freshman
squads will be staged this afternoon.
The yearlings will be armed with
Syracuse plays which the varsity
will endeavor to stop.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Bond Averages
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Medium-
priced railroad loans and some for
eign dollar bonds stood out in a
generally mixed market today.
Announcement by the Norwegian
government it would meet interest
and sinking fund payments on two
issues when it was due brought rises
of from / to points in the 41as and
Is. This is the first time since the
country was invaded by Germany
that interest on its dollar obligations
has become due.
Other foreign issues moving up
moderately included Montevideo rs,
New South Wales SIS and Australia
AVS.
Domestic issues, rising mostly
fractions, included American Tele-
phone ga, Bethlehem Steel 31as,
International Telephone SIS and
Kansas City Southern IS. Un-
changed to slightly behind were
Southern Railway As, Pennsylvania
general AIS, Erie SIS and Chicago
Railway SIS.
United States Governments were
inactive and mostly unchanged.
Kansas City Southern IS came up
in late trading to end at 62ls, up
212, and Boston & Maine SIS of '67
finished up IS at 755s in fairly ac-
tive turnover. The balance of the
market held to its formel trend in
the final hour.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Chicago Trade Board
Will Initiate Trade
In Cottonseed Oil
Survey Shows Market
Could Serve Large Part
Of Staple Territory
BY the Associated Press.

oy the ASSoCldteQ FreSS
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Chicago
Board of Trade will initiate trading
in cottonseed oil futures August 10,
officials of the exchange announced.
The action followed a survey,
headed by Edward A. Green, which
found that many factors exist to
make the Chicago market a logical
one for large section Of the United
States cotton territory.
Receipts of cottonseed oil in the
Chicago territory, Mr.. Green said,
are extremely heavy, and many of
the leading professors Of the coun-
try are located here and in other
Middle West points. In 1899 receipts
at Chicago totaled 108 100000
pounds. while shipments were only
l4,137 900 pounds, indicating the tre-
mendous use of the product in the
Chicago territory.
THE location of Chicago" Mr..
Green said, gives it an advantage
in the movement of oil from the
pressing plants in the territory i'm
mediately south, southwest and west
Of here, and large number of the
reflneries of the country are either
in Chicago or its vicinity"
Mr.. Green pointed out that with
the establishment of a market on
the Chicago Board of Trade, great
convenience will accrue to spreaders
by having trade in both cottonseed
oil and lard in the same pit.
Under rules adopted by the board.
the trading unit will be 10000 pounds
or one tank car. The price basis will
be in multiples of 1/100 of / cent
per pound. The deliverable grade
will be detachable prime summer
yellow cottonseed oil, or higher
grade at contract price. The hours
OF trading Will be from 9 am. to 2
pm, except on Saturday, when
trading will be from 8 m. to II I'm.
Other principal cottonseed oil
markets are New Orleans and New
York.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Cunners' Stocks Decline
Sharply From Last Year
81 the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
Gamers stocks of vegetables,
fruits and salmon are reported by
the Commerce Department to be
much smaller than a year ago.
Comparisons of stocks on July /
with the same date last year showed
decreases in each. of the surveyed
commodities, as follows:
Peas, 69.5 per cent; corn, 53.3 per
cent; tomatoes, 16.5 per cent; beans,
61.8 per cent; peaches, 172 per cent;
pears, 80 per cent; salmon, 24.9 per
cent.
Stocks of distributors also were
lower, but by smaller percentages.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Bv the Associated Press.

oT Vic hsSOCldtcu FIcoS.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Comparatively
steady wheat and corn prices today
reflected the grain trades analysis
Of August private crop estimates in
dicating that weather conditions in
July reduced the prospective corn
and spring wheat harvests S and l3
per cent, respectively.
The estimates were about in hne
with trade expectations and were
offset to some extent by evidence of
recently improved weather condi-
tions for corn and an upward re-
vision in experts figures of winter
wheat production. Some hedging
appeared in the wheat pit at times,
but there was buying credited to
mills.
Wheat closed unchanged to Il
lower, compared with yesterday S
finish; September, 76-757s; corn, un-
changed to 5s of; September, 6lh2-
3s;; December, 5S1a-Ss; Oats, "a
q lower.