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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-21
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Themselves Of the use Of eAe Mentane
on and Minin@ Journals geological
library, whieA has the largest e@alee.
private reports on Montana ell ana
mining geology. Since many Of Ghsos
reports are 0wt 81 print, copies win
be furnished Of reports. te@ssheg with
maps, on q moderate folae charge
through the Supply Department. Men-
tana on and Mining Journal. First
National Bank bldg. Great Falls
&OmGmna
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Approximately Two Acres.
Alta Vista, Just Beyond
Bethesda. Md.-S1275O

Beautifully Handicapped: rolling and
wooded: Where can one find lovely place
like this at the price. within easy thirty
ton? very comfortable four-bedroom
house was built on Just the right spot
about thirty years ago. commanding q
splendid view. 1t is in excellent condition
and lends itself to whatever the purchasers
needs might be. in the way of remodeling.
Then again the conservative buyer might
is-and make changes from time to time
as he sees at. "A most attractive feature
OF the land is its generous frontage-3OO
feet on . vell-paved street. with q circular
driveway to the house. which is well back.
The consensus is that this section Of Alta
Vista is the best. Offered to settle an estate
home but as an investment. BOSS 4
PHELPS realtors. exclusive agents. phone
MA. 1900. Evenings. call WO 3297
Evening star., 1940-01-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

3213 wALBRDdE n. NV. 10th AND
everything furn.: 3 smpl. adults; s16 mo.
CEDAR COURTS" NEAR WALTER REED.
is.I posea asss :RRisa1sss
welcome. playGround. Mgr.. Geo. Ob33.
Ia eAIIE.YoUNd LADY TO SHARE
asppa;; aspsa;; eonyenisnt @ legation; reasonable. Met
SHo6E sM r..srne. ARr WHOLE S srd 1oR
apt. MERRnL iaei Fsirmont NV.
;s IS Si!s ss!! ::ss:s & AZ; /: 81 IS
800 MASS. AVE. N.E-1 OR 2 EXTRA
nlGs nde,n slespins Ssth rooms with running water
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE NICELY FUR
nished Arm. apt. costing $1O5 per month.
Wesley Hts sec. Kitchen facilities. Cali
between and pm Woodley s078.
sFe ns + e. steam ann sEG kT I.s 45,
base. apt. $5. 1881 o st. NV. at 18th.
l ROOM, KITcHENETTE, PRIVATE BATH.
Weil heated, refined home: for convalescent
with nurse. Box 73-z. Star.
child taken: mr.. cars. bus. 1905 Ca ave.
LADY TO SHARE VERY QUIET APT.
WITH another; own private bedroom. adj.
bath. 1l5 n. ave. NV. Apt. 8.
sUBLEAsE UNUSUALLY WELL-FURN l
room. kitchen. bath in fashionable apt
house. bachelor or couple. Emerson 5O2S
1899 EYE ST. N.W-1 AND 2 ROOM
bachelor apts nicely furn.: elec incl. con-
venient downtown. District s54s
5000 18th ST. N.W.-COMPLETELY FURN.
rms. bath; close to all conveniences;
reas. to quiet couple: unlim. phone
CHEVY CHASE-WIDOWER AND DAUGH-
Ter viii share their home. garden, tennis
court. gar. with couple; $45. wis. 2843-J.
229 End ST. sE.-COzY / ROOM AND
kitchenette, nice furnishings. Frigidaire,
SINK. phone; freshly decorated; $3.50.
GIRL TO SHARE BRIGHT, SUNNY 2
room apt, separate rooms; rent reasonable
I4I6 Chapin st. NV. Columbia 95O5-W.
BASEMENT APT, FURNISHED PRIVATE
bath and entrance. Reasonable. 2lO6 R
st. NV. Hobart 1852
APARTMENTS-FURN
FREE CAR SERVICE
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 2I7. Natl, 1884.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
S5,75O-S25O CASH

Your chance to acquire an attractive
buns allow in desirable section of Takoma
PARK Nd: with monthly payments like
taxes 5 rooms bath. h-wh detached
garage, front and rear porches. hardwood
noors large living room With fireplace
vacant. Immediate possession Eyes
phora c;reenwood 'oa64-J.
HOHENSTEIN RROS
Evening star., 1940-01-17
WAKEF1EI,n

Just being completed. with large rms. and
baths (an 3 bedrms. will take twin beds)
Lot 7O-ft. frontase; located Just west of
Conn ave. in Chevy Chase. D. C.. within
Jr; and Woodrow Wilson High School And
extremely attractive price and terms can
De arranged. Phone Adams 1923 or Emer-
son 5310 until pm
REALT0R EDWARD R. CARR. BUILDER
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Mr.. 18th AND COLO AVE

S,250-Out-of town owner desires quick
sale OF this modern 2-story and cellar
prick home. having 4 rooms on LIST floor.
2nd floor arranged for . families. complete
" equipped kitchen. bath, hot-water heat,
eiec.. also complete bath in basement
House in excellent condition Vacant and
ready for occupancy Ewes. phone wis. 652S-
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1940-01-17
YOU WILL STOP

Looking for q better bargain when you
see this new 7-room. 2-bath home in
Chevy Chase. d. c.. at less than S11 900
Call AID 1907
Evening star., 1940-01-17
BUY A NEW HOME

BUY A NEW HOME
725.729 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
FURNISHED BY HILDA MILLER.
near n,.n, Pau! Jr. Hish School, iacins Govern
rsse: semi.detachsd bricks 0e' w. large re
last word. Prices right.
wAfIG GE1s = JaaEs' hS En 1aS. Io 8,!t E Rn ss4s.
6tsh ave- and p.nshu1ss .h circle e G" sSands NaAE
new detached brick. large rooms, fuil
baths. nrst-door lavatory, breakfast room.
air-conditioned. full attic, garage. Modern
In every respect A DISTINCT BARGAIN.
$8,450-NEAR TENNYSON ST. AND
UTAH AVE. NV, CHEVY CHASE, DC
A splendid brick-and-frame home on So
loot lot. Blk generous rooms and bath, oil
heat, fully insulated attic, screened porch.
tifuliy planted back yard. f,ns home h In
Rs osPoRTINYE ad NTfEE n IN whsHv " gFss
$10.950. Attractive. modern six-room and
2-bath house with attached garage on 65'
Automatic heat. Wen below the price for
new homes; Immediate occupancy.
!$5,95O-PETWORTH BARGAIN. Near
7th and Hamilton sts. NV. beautiful
row brick in f1rst-class condition, having
double rear porches, both screened. large
dining rooms and modern kitchen With new
garage-a barsain.
PHiLLiPS q CxNBY, NC.
MA. 1900. 1012 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST Ia
SOUTHEAST SACRIFICE.
z 7En ct G r NTAp pA

SOUTHEAST SACRIFICE.
SIS, ESQ ST. Sc, NEAR PA AVE.
e3-ft. brick. semi-det: rms .
pains; 8 kitchens ?-car gar. etc. Excel
others Terms Cell till pm
LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4 CO MET 54nn
14th AND ALLISON SITS. NV.
Beautiful 23-ft. Colonial brick contain
ing large rooms a private bedrooms>. .
automatic gas heat modern kit. with gas
REFRIGERATOR. cabinets. etc This is one Of
the outstanding values Of the wear at the
low price of SS.450 Small cash payment,
balance monthly Call MR. GINNETTT
District 81 LOO. or Col O50r-I eyes
Evening star., 1940-01-17
HOHENSTE1N BROS.
9TH and H SITS. NE Lincoln Osa7.
ONLY $500 CASH.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
NEAR 18th AND IRVING

BEAUTlFUL NEW HOME
NEAR 10th AND IRVING SITS,
Mt. Pleasant Near Sacred Heart Church
MONTHLY PAYMENTS LIKE RENT
Overlooking Rock Creek Park-Brick. 8
large rooms, . baths, "Sun-lit' kitchen
and bedroom beautiful recreation room. .
nreplaces garage. 1850 Hobart St NV
q block north of Harvard ST.. Rep oao5.
$8.950-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Owner in California authorizes us to sell
at bargain price a detached home of :
roo rooms San. and bath a bedrmsl: . inclosed
son and Alice Deal Schools. close TO trans
portstton. Can Mr.. Irwin Emerson l4O1
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411
Evening star., 1940-01-17
ONLY $3.50 CASH

rooms and bath. with extra bath and
recreation room Large fenced yard Easy
monthly payments. Sample house fur
nished heated and open daily . to pm.
1915 WHITEHAVEN PARKWAY NV
TO EEACH-Whitehaven st. Just COM
one block north of T ST NV
PAUL D. CRANDALL,
BIB TOWer Bldg Realtnr Dist Qo4R
Evening star., 1940-01-17
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
OPEN.
2453 TUNLAW RID. NV
HIGH-CLASS HOME NEARLY NEW.
rooms, baths clubroom -S79.5 so
3714 r ST. NV
rooms bath h.-w.h, gar. refg $65 90
1918 S ST. NV
rooms bath: h..w.h. gar. refs. S6O.O 90
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV Dist 3346
Evening star., 1940-01-17
STUDIO APARTMENT.
SILVER SPRING
63Ol 10th ST. NV.

9 beautiful rooms kitchen, dinette. refg.;
plentiful closets, paneled walls, Venetian
blinds; carpeted corridors: from $3.50.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. GEO. $500.
1920 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
New building. carpeted halls; and 2
lovely rms. kitchen dinette. refg.; S45-S50.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GEO $500.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
TO SETTLE ESTATE,

tSIHfe AAiVSSl1N Fhrh.
S10,0OO-Semi-detach brick. s-room
house. with oil heat. and s brick garages
in rear; also building lot on property which
has soft. frontage House in very good
condition. large rooms with high ceilings.
Elassed.in End floor porch. concrete lst-
moor side porch. Total income from prop
erty. S1lO. Can be arranged for apts
Call BOSS t. PHELPS. Natl. $500. Eve
nings. Mr. Condit. Emerson 3S2a
Evening star., 1940-01-17
HOUSES sus. on vhpuR.
HOUSES ukfuRNlsHEp.

NEAR 18th AND KENNEOY-o ROOMS.
sleeping porch, breakfast room; oil heat;
Frigidaire: Rarage. Shepherd 1896.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
APARTMENTs FUR. or UNFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
BEAUTIFUL APT. REFINED TENANT
3O30 Wis. ave-; liv. rm., bedrm, kit. dinette
and bath. sun parlor. 20'
Al RANDOLPH PL. NV, BETWEEN R AND
sts.. "a block on North Capitol; one 2-rm
and one 3-rm.: reas. Lin O153.
borhoods: some furnished Car available or
appt. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 512S,
4-RM. APT, $35; FUR, $50.
bright rms. One left. Met Bis.
IN TOWN. RMS, K, $40.
Modern. attractive elevator apt. bldg ;;
large, bright rooms. Nicely furn. at slight
extra. BLAIR. 1921 M st. NV
Evening star., 1940-01-17

To you that we have the finest, roomiest
and most liveable Groom, 2-bath. CENTER
hall home you have ever seen, price and
location considered. This is a new all
brick detached home. near schools, stores
and TRANSFORMATION. Call AID 52Q7
Evening star., 1940-01-17

London Hall Apt. Hotel,
1913 18th st. n.w.-Bed-living rm, dress
rm.. kit, bath: elec. gas, linen, Frigid: So
day, Sis wk. UP, $50 mo up. Natl aOl o.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
SEE THIS APARTMENT.

Downtown newly decorated, like new.
front apt: 3 very large rooms kitchen and
bath: good. conv. neighborhood 1915 L
st. NV Res. mgr
Evening star., 1940-01-17
BURLINGTON HOTEI,

Enjoy the comfort and safety of q mod.
ern hotel. Large outside rooms. Foul
squares from the White House
$8-$9-$1O-$12 Per Week.
Vermont Ave. at Thomas Circle.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
HOUSES UkFURNisHED.
(6nntfn1nA

HOUSES UEfUkN3SHE0.
(oontinusdJ
ATTRACTIVE CORNER,
54O1 9Th sT. NV.
baths. hot-vater heat: electric rsfrisera-
tiSn lsS lsent T. ;ids snd rear porches; ga
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV Natl $500.
A MODERN HOME,
Chevy Chase, D; c.-An brick; large living,
Son: Fl. fssSu S.Ss h..sss ashfR Room third sis
fsIs a1sf Adams ssss
1446 SPRING RID.
rms: g bedrooms. bath, sleep,
ing s9aEssi gaSRN6s 5ssFsse Z LucHs co'. ses'So
1908 Il ST: NV National 2s4s.
418 End ST. NV.
al;, s:ts;, Set-.st.r % hsss. slsssiieis,. ''Cs sSs
BOSS g. PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl $500.
$3.50.
o., y, vgs BRAND-HEWme hn SEyym, ROOMS; ~.
been occupied Enjoy suburban comforts:
only 70 minutes by bus to downtown. Full
basement. oil heat. nice yard
Across Memorial Bridge, out Lee
boulevard to Glebe I'd, left At trafnc
light TO 9th st. so.
District 7740 Evenings Chestnut 4549
COLORED-613 N H. AVE. sac so. 8
rooms. brick and bath: good condition; gas
electricity. CUNEY. North 2s13 2Os
BROOKLAND 1901 14th ST. NE.-BEAU-
tiiul og corner. Will lease to desirable tenant.
1886 18th ST. NV.
REFINED COIORED.
% rooms and bath. hot-vater heat elec-
t5ieity; excellent condition; no children;
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 < st. NV Natl. $500.
COLORED.
211 TX" ST. NE.
SroHm briek all modern eonyeniences
313 10th ST. Sc.
Newly .reconditioned 6-room asbestos
Centrally located $40 80 monthly. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO, 9l3 New York ave.
NV. National 7416. 49,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
I HAVE DAILY CALLS FOR HOUSES AND
flats to rent. List your vacancies, Per
Evening star., 1940-01-17

OLD GEORGETOWN RD, MD
1la Miles Beyond Bethesda Bank)
Colonial home. completely renovated
throughout; and rms. and bath. h.-w. h..
ami, S45 and S55.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
733 18th St. NV National 0352.
FINE OLD GEORGETOWN ESTATE.
Located north Of Que St and east of
Wisconsin ave, on q large shaded lot con-
tanning II 1853 SO. 1T: and having 1O3-ft
rent at $4,000 a month. There are II
rooms. large inclosed sleeping porch, 4
baths, frst-hoor lavatory. Several open
pletely renovated with most attractive and
modern kitchen, plumbing equipment and
complete new oil-hred heating plant
PHILLIPS g. CANDY INC,
MA. 1900. 1O12 18th st NV
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-06

PaL?2a VS. L2o@20 Hor11,:s
Last Saturday ovoni@g, tho Palmer
town. team played a basket Ball
tlril1or WI tn tho Leonard Hopkins
c3gro cation Of anchorage. our boys
won 20 tho tune Of As to IS.
Captain Vorrol | % tho local team
in tire corinG. column wit. ~ points .
..i1os Franco FOLLOWED closely wi tn
: total Of Il points. Tho gamo
wos notc bic IS { wol1 pl G. oG end
clean contest with Q rli.2lrnul OF
fouls.
Tho attendance was pitifr-. Cot
out end root for Polmor. This
tocm deserves Jour support. Unloss
you 10 the boJswill : 9 unable to
continue.
The lineup included vofra1, R..
IIuntloy, z. 1hrhart, v. -,ro:;co,
+. Hoior, D. Rorris On anG. j. walker.
OLDT|M5 DANCE
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-12-06
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
@.oodrow Eurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 1880 AL.
N0rntnG "orahtp ct 1l:O0 AK.
CLI2ISlM.S G3l.-.17-I d.

O-lNtlA2 lid -"'-.--- = 1.-"C--
"Donco, lat and Be Merry" is Whit
everyone Will be doing at tho ann
ucl Chr is tr1os Benefit Dance on the
eve Of Doco21boc p (Thct's Saturday.
in tho Community Eo11 (Tlat's tho
"gy1" y.
This festive 2ffcir IS sponsored by
tho whole community undor the
supervision Of tho Chs irx?an Virgil
GcVickor. Watch for further pc p
ticu1ars concerning IT, orcho strc,
decorGt ions, etc., but rost assured
thct they'll be good!
The proceeds Will be used to provtd>
these big bc6s Of "Coodios" FOR the
younger generation, froo show
for everyone onG GIFTS for the
children in the hospital.
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Roosevelt Even.
Choice, Be. t..
Is Underdog
Horrodsburg, Lonier
First Foes of D. c.
CUNTS at Duke
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opcSAaA DiopotSh W i AC StSAs
DURHAM, N. c., March 14-Witt
the high-scoring Durham IN. C.l
High School team, winner of 6:
consecutive games, heavy favorite,
to repeat again this year. everythin,
was just about in order for thu
opening of the second annual Duke
Durham Southern high school bas-
ket ball tournament which gets
under way In the New Duke Uni
versity gymnasium tomorrow morn
ing.
The Durham team won the cham
pionship last year by defeating
Eastern High of Washington in the
finals.
This years tournament draws
teams from seven States, including
four State champions, and four
district winners.
Bethesda Faces Strong Team.
Bethesda Chevy Chase (Md)
High School was given place in
the tournament when Runnelstown,
Miss, found that they were unable
to make the trip. The Maryland
boys face one Of the outstanding
teams in the tournament, the third
seeded Lanier High Poets of Macon,
State champions of Georgia for
the past three seasons. The Geor.
gia State champs are led by per-
haps the outstanding performer OF
the meet, Joe Morrow. 6 feet, 8
inches, who has the best scoring
record of any man entered in the
meet. Morrow, who is captain Of
the team and plays center, has
scored 500 points in Is games this
season.
Roosevelt High Of Washington
meets Harrodsburg, KY, one of the
dark horses of the meet. The Ken
lucky boys are coached by Forrest
Sales, all-America center at the
University of Kentucky few years
back. This team has been beaten
only twice this season, once by two
points. again by single point, and
is regarded as one of the best teams
of its State.
Durham Meets Lynchburg.
In the other first round games
the Durham team will clash with
Lynchburg, State champions Of Vir-
ginia. High Point, runner-up to
Durham in the North Carolina high
school race, will meet Parker Is. c.
High.
Pre-tournament favorites are Dur
ham, Lanier, and Parker, while the
Roosevelt -Harodsburg contest IL
rated as q tossup.
The tournament opens tomorrow
at $50 am. with Roosevelt and
Harrodsburg meeting in the first
game. The Lanier-Bethesda- Chevy
Chase contest is the last game in
the first round and will begin at
l o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Test for Jacobs. WYNN.
Keller Will Gust Di Mag as Ace Yonk, Say Scribes
Vun Abandonment Of Grid No Fofed Times

ancient Herb Pennock the other
day.
Red face gallery:
When Louis Romano reported
for basket ball at a Clarksburg,
w. Va, high school, the coach
told him he was too small. Event.
ually, Romano wound up at
Glenville State Teachers College
and won four letters in basket
ball and three in football. This
week he is captaining his team In
the national intercollegiate tour
nament at Kansas City. And he's
hardly any bigger than the day
he showed up at high school.
The M'Coy:
At the Penn Princeton basket
ball game the other night a noisy
Princeton rooter attracted con-
siderable attention. Are you q
Princeton man?" some one asked.
Sure" he replied, I'm from
Princeton, Ind"
Evening star., 1940-03-14

has missed by less than 5 feet.
The ticket reads Lew Jenkins VS..
Lou Ambers in the Garden, May
10. The racing strip at Tropical
Park Is faster than 1t ever has
been before. Notre Dame sup
porters are disappointed because
Spencer Tracy didn't land the
leading role in The Spirit Of
Knute Rockne."
Not so dizzy.
It's good to read that Dizzy
Dean
Has used what passes for his
bean
And come back to the baseball
scene.
Florida flashes: Johnny Mize
has 40 bats in the Cardinal camp.
The Bees have decided to place
their interstate league farm at
York, Pa. Johnny Dickshot's
fine showing with the Giants has
the veteran 10 10 Moore on
something of q spot. Pepper
Martin has reorganized his Mud
cats, had recordings made Of q
folk song and is aiming for the
hit parade. Owner Tom Yawkey
Is working out with the Red Sox
: and was famed six times by tho
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Tribe Tilt Tomorrow Big Test
Of Mats Power, Cases Arm;
Sore Toe SIowinq Chase

few seasons, are due to hurl against
the Indians. The third pitcher will
be Gilberto Torres, the thin Cuban
handy Andy, with the southpaw,
Rene Monteagudo, ready to back up
this trio.
Only Jacobs and .Winn, however,
are considered likely pitching ma
terial for the Mats, Bucky as a re-
lief hurler and Early. who still is
serving his apprenticeship, as q mop
up slabber. Not much is expected
of Torres, while Harris has indi-
Gated that he is not high on Mon
teagudo as a Washington per-
former.
Tomorrow's game starts the Mats
exhibition schedule in earnest. On
Saturday they will journey to Win
ter Haven to play the Giants again
and on Saturday they will return to
Orlando to meet Detroit. There
after it will be a pretty steady diet
Of competitive afternoons.
Chase Is Only Casualty.
The only bad news in camp to-
day concerned Ken Chase, the
southpaw singer who has come up
with a bad toe. Trainer Mike Mar
tin temporarily has diagnosed the
swollen digit as victim of stone
bruise but little headway has been
made so far in treatment. This
may mean that Chase will be unable
to make his debut against the
Giants.
At long last President Grinith has
heard from Judge Lands on the
question Of three farm hands-Mor-
ris Aderholt, Hal Quick and Alex
Pitko. The old jurist and czar of
baseball finally got around to noti-
flying Griff, that he couldn't find the
Old Fox's lengthy explanation of
why the three players do not de-
serve the spring trials which Lands
seems to think they rate.
Send me a duplicate letter" :"
Lands advised and so at this rate
they are getting nowhere it may be
that training for 1910 will be over
before any definite decision is
reached
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Rangers Near Hockey
Crown, but Bruins
Likely 10 Get Il

NEW YORK, March 14.-Some-
times the best q person can do
isn't good enough. and that's about
the position the New York Rangers
are in today in the National Hockey
League.
They close their season tonight
In Madison Square Garden against
the Boston Bruins, who are half a
game ahead in first place. Mathe-
matically the blue -shirted New
Workers have a chance to win the
Prince of Wales Cup, but their
chances don't appear worth the
paper it takes to calculate them on.
Even if the Rangers triumph to-
night the Bruins could retain the
title they won last year by beating
the Montreal Canadiens Sunday,
and nothing seems simpler.
Evening star., 1940-03-14
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW YORK. March 14.-War
correspondents with the Yanks
predict Charley Keller will oust
Joe Di Maggie as the clubs pre-
mier hitter this season.
Those stories that Vanderbilt
NAV be the next big college to
give up football are not just fairy
tales. There is q strong faculty
bloc at work. Also, there is a
slight matter of $50 G deficit.
II RAY Morrison had stayed down
there they would have slashed his
nav in half and cut down on the
scholarships. If the alumni (who
want footbalD win out, the
coaching job probably will be Of
fered to Bobby Dodd, ex-Tennes-
see U. beckfield star. Meanwhile
Philadelphia papers are mailing
the new Morrison-Henry Frank
Josh Cody coaching setup as the
best Temple ever had.
Today's guest star. Bob Bohne,
Cincinnati Enquirer: "Who is
Jimmy Demaret? Remember all
those unbelievable feats OF golf
attributed to John (Mysterious)
Montague? Well, Demaret Is the
fellow who can do them"
The New York World Telegram
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Sports Mirror
ev the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-New York
State Athletic Commission ap-
proved Joe Louis-Tony Galento
fight, if Galento's condition satis-
factory.
Three years ago-Henry Picard
and Johnny Revolta retained 4
ball goft title at Miami, defeating
Tony Manero, United States open
champ, and Lawson Little, 4 and
3 in a, 900 playoff.
Five years ago-Primo Camera,
268, stopped Ray Impellitierre,
258, in ninth round before 1904
paid attendance, biggest crowd Of
winter In Madison Square Gar.
den.
Evening star., 1940-03-14

says Red Rulings salary whip
has been under specialists care
all winter and Red still is uncer-
tain of its effectiveness. Tony
Galento cut short his refereering
tour to rush back and straighten
out his income tax. Ted Will
liams, who has bets he'll clear the
463-feet right-f1eld wall before
the Red Sox leave Sarasota, twice
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Baseball Reveals Nothing New
To Sugden, in Game 48 Years

that we were playing before most Of
those kids were born"
Sugden, starting his 48th year Of
baseball and nearing 10, declared
he saw no way of comparing the
game today with what it was 40
years ago.
"A man can't throw a ball any
faster today than 40 years ago." he
asserted. pitchers had just as much
stuff then. The game was played
about the same. But there's no way
to tell what today's betting stars
might have done against the old
time pitchers. I don't see any way
to make q comparison"
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Prince Georges Loop
Will Meet Toniqht

A second organization meeting Of
the Prince Georges County Baseball
League will be held at $3.50 o'clock
tonight at the Maryland Park Mar
ket
Four teams were represented g..
the initial meeting last week, but
the league is hoping to hear from
Capitol Heights, Fort Dupont, Oxon
Hill and the Southern Maryland
Democrats.
Evening star., 1940-03-14
By the Associated Press.

BY Gye ASSOCIECeQ FIeSS.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March
14-Joe Sugden, who has been in
the game almost half of the 100
years it has been played, says there's
nothing new in baseball-well, prac-
tically nothing.
The veteran scout for the st.
Louis Cardinals organization, now
coaching rockies with the Rochester
Red Wings, Cardinal farm club,
observed:
There's nothing much new to tell
them. After all, it's the same game
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Diz and Chicubs Agree
u.4A>A.....4.an.>.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 14.-The
no longer Deanless Cubs and the
rookie-studded White Sox launched
Chicago's 1910 city rivalry today with
the first exhibition game for each.
Dizzy agreed to terms yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-03-14
Swimmer, II, .2-MiIe Victor

BELLEAIR, Fla, March IA R.-
His II years proved no handicap to
I. A. Klein, New York newspaper
man, as he won the 2-mile amateur
swim for seniors from . field Of 18.
His time was z hours II minutes.