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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
HILL IS STATE LEADER
Purpose Oh Drive Is Ia Col
lect Cash For Firms To
Buy Guns, Planes

Alan A. Marshall yesterday &C
cepted appointment as chairman OF
the New Hanover county campaign
for Fighting Funds for Finland.
Inc. The appointment was made
by George Watts Hill, Of Durham,
state chairman of the organization.
Peter Brown Ruffin, of Whining
ton, along with Governor Clyde R,
Hoey, Dorsey Pruden, of Raleigh,
Kemp D. Battle, of Rocky Mount
and Carl Goerch, of Raleigh, con
stitute members of the state com
mittee.
Burt Assisting
The state chairman, Hill, is be
ing assisted by Struthers Burt
prominent novelist, Of Southern
Pines, as vice-chairman of the
state committee.
Fighting Funds for Finlar j
Inc, is a voluntary agency now
being organized throughout every
state in the union to receive vol
untary contributions from those
Americans who are interested in
aiding Finland. It is not to be
confused with the Finnish RELIEF
organization headed by ex-President
Hoover" Marshall said.
The purpose Of the organization
Fighting Funds for Finland. Inc
is to collect cash with which guns
and airplanes can be purchased
for the Firms. All monies raised
will be turned over to the. Finnish
Continued on Page Five; Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
TURNER WILL TAKE
UP DUTIES SUNDAY
Scheduled tt Assume Work
As Rector OF Church OF
Good Shepherd

The Rev. Frederick Arthur Tur'
|her will become rector Of the
Church of the Good Shepherd here
az next Sundays services.
The Rev. Mr.. Turner has been
Ia charge Of the Episcopal churches
IN Hyde county for some time and
recently preached the baccalaureate
sermons at the schools in that
county.
he was born, reared and educat'
sa IN England and was ordained
aeo the Episcopal church by Bish'
w Thomas c. Darst, of the East
Carolina diocese.
AZ the age of 10, he was licensed
!" the Bishop of London as lay
Wohtlnued on Page Seven; Col. A
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
HALL INSPECTION
SCHEDULED TODAY
Renovated City Hall Will
Be Accepted If 1t Meets
Specifications

j. E. L. Wade, city commissioner
of public works, announced yester-
day the final inspection of the reno
waited city hall will be made this
morning at 9 o'clock.
The city board, WPA engineers
and representatives of the contrac-
tor will look over the building.
If the building is found to meet
the specifications of the contract,
Wade will formally accept it for
the City of Wilmington.
An open house is planned as soon
as all arrangements are completed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
Marshall Appointed Head
OF Finn Funds Campaign
Congressman Clark
Files For Primary

RALEIGH, Feb. %.
Attorney General Harry Nc
Mullan and Rep. J. Bayard
Clark Of Fayetteville, of the
Seventh congressional district,
filed with the state elections
board today to seek renomina-
ton in the democratic primary
May rs. McMullan's fee was
SIS and Clark's $1O0. Neither
has announced opposition so
far,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
Antiques
To 1910 Model
Electric Refrigerators

Useful merchandise of all
kinds is offered consistently
in the Star and News Want
Ads.
The For Sale Want Ads con-
tanned in the daily classified
section offer a world Of new
and useful merchandise that
can either be bought very
reasonably for cash or on the
easiest kind of terms. Many
Of those very things which
you have been wanting to buy
may be listed there today.
It's smart to be thrifty;
It's thrifty to read
News Want Ads
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
WEATHER
FORECAST

FORECAST
Noftn Carolina: Cloudy and some
IN nAas unsettled, occasional light rain
tr,, "oiiilhg, colder in west and cen
ersl,, pofllons Thursday, Friday gen.
bor chronological data for the "a
~s ending 7:30 p. m. yesterday.
Ion Temperature
NV d, m, 81: 7:30 a. ~. 81; 1870
q" ~, 1870 p. m. Sc; maximum
NAL IN ihnum 81; mean SO; nor.
Ian Humidity
D, NJ a. m. "a; 1870 a. m. 100: 1870
y m 81; 7:3o .. m, IL -'0 LOU
TITO, Precipitation
n., No. ior "a hours ending 1880 ..
the mo. haehes; total since first of
Tides For Today
Wilninyto High Low
e'oh -- 2:35a 9:51a
M~asonho,o 2:56p 1O:14p
Inlet - 0:31a 6:41a
Sunrise c.r l2:45p 6:58p
rise or. o'ola; sunset 6:08p; moon.
LA moonset 11:O2a.
e%tteviif. rear al r. river stage at FAY.
Dsd on Page Five; Col. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

sEATTLE-The American football statistical
bureau made public It's first 1910 compilations to-
day and established Drake university a. the lead
ing ground gamer among the nations teams
The Des Moines Ia. eleven gained $50 yarus
from rushing and passing IN two games Tor SOD
yard average. Another midlands team Creighton
paced offensives with 7ss yards In two games
Aerial supremacy was seized BY cornslis power
full forces who rolled up 276 yards via the ar lanes
In their opener.
Defensively. Mississippi State allowed an aver
age OF only 1s5 yards 10 each Of its two opponents
Georgia unlversity's ground defense gave exactly
four yards In two games No compilations were
released this week pass defense.
sectionaly, the far west made the worst show
ing finishing In all departments Of team play.
Figures for Oregon State college. however, were
not available. The Beavers believed the lead
ing offensive club ON the vest coast
Statistics also placed the southwest tradition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Grid Figures To Date

ally one Of the nations high-sooring afsas-eshind
other sections In yardaEe totals
Team averages appear in the following order
East Southeast, Midwest. Aldsnds. Southwest
Far West
Total offenss Cornell 47e. Mississippi t7i.T
Iowa 4od. Drake as. Arizona tuis Washington
245.
Rushing offenae brown 3s0h. Mississippi state
3ssb Iowa 36s, Creighton SEE Rice 7ss Oregon isb.
Passing offense-cornsll 77e. Duke 10. Illinois
257, Missouri 2o5 Texas A a NJ is3. Santa Clara
100
Total defense toppon4ntn' average ysriaasl -
Navy sos. Mississippi state las. Iowa a.. coio-
RADIO State S. Southern Methodist 50 Washing
ton 1878.
Rushing defense topponsntr average yardaEsl
brown 70. Georgia 2. lows -. Colorado State 70.
Arizona i7.s. Washington state COS.
Putting tno figuresl = Boston college. Ken.
lucky. Michigan state. Tulsa Teas Mines stan
ford
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

time IL working On play psrfse-
lion.
Monday he sifi resume MA rigid
scrimmags sehedals.
a reeapitnialiss ef the
passing rsesrd ~ al Wake
teams - date shows Pafifir
Lathsvna psfshed far shove
All other squads. The Lath-
srass ls three games have
eompisted ~ passss IN -
tries for . total ~ $40 yards.
Thsy are fss sh~ad ~ th~sr
D~.. record for this tiu.s isst
year.
BsliinshAfa IN Two games has
made good eight throws 10 a. at
tsmpis fof i01 yards. chsasy. tao
games. four compilations IN 70 tries
fof ~ yards. EllsnsbUFg. one
Kams. three oomplslions In eight
attempts for 10 ysras. ana ~.
Martins ons cams. FIVE toasea
Nath M eompistlons
Marvel Haranman. the big Lsih-
sran fulihaek. topa TIA individual
SCORERS v1th ~ polnts Esri Pisit
has ~: Blair Taylor. 10: Posis
Harmon. ~. and Torxlis. Elisns-
burg has ~ points in two games
Ths standings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Trap Shots
Bill Event
For Sunday


Many slabs OF bacon viii be
hung up for prizes Sunday at the
Tacoma Gun club.
That's the date for the second
big bacon shoot Of the fall season.
an event that viii be participated
in by many soldiers Of Fort Lewis
as we'll as club members.
In fact. Secretary Hans
Malcolm, who has been doing
a masterful job st the club
for several years. extends an
Invitation 90 all shooters, club
members or not.
Firing viii begin at $50 and
continue through the day.
Malcom also emphasizes that
duck shooting opens next wednes-
day and that target shooting viii
sharpen the eye for the fast flying
waterfowl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Major Pin
Loop Opens
40 Season
Two-Mon Squads
Ready; Big Bill
Herdmun at Head

The Major Bowling league, some
thing new In Tacoma pin competi-
tion, opens play on the HI Way
alleys in South Tacoma Friday
night.
The loop II 30 be composed
n two-man teams, each with
an average Of not more than
ss5 pins. and there win be no
handicap.
Several Of the contending teams
have already been announced, but
there are few vacancies to fill,
and all bowlers wishing to compete
in the circuit should be at the
Hi Way alleys not later than
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Bill Herdman. president of last
years Major league. is directing
organization Of the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Stein Shoots
603 10 Lead

noe stsln. sheetlHE ln ne dsy
shipysri. nssune lsssss rusiea
ga 80 aaa ia. e register saa
IN league pisy - ~ broadway
snsys Wednesday far ~ eest total
- 10 esss IN INC nrcaawas
drives
aas .sFstsa nssr~a ~ 80
line sta : ases ia .sssis. IN
riested tasaed h = sesY -
e~ps.l.ls ls1. Art Prise wsesa
~ ~. s~ss~. attn iss. saa p.=
Rslais ruled tsp Zoe sasthes
god ceaat
Rnsnsy stars turned n ths 49,
total ~ ths session Il ths alaht
shlpyaHsis lssais. ruling 30 b
asss oct t.is~sllyn Lisyd ~ =
single rin
fhs shipysri mes rollsa thfes
200 games FfsHk "a Fissf rs.slssi
200 far the highest count ueafrs
Chapman rolled out a Sos and
Harry ttaii Tailed so7
Result. 81 tAs asishe. we're
shipfitirss .. ttsip@s. ! wesa-
ets 1. ripeuttes- o. ie.ans~n
q. Ileanser~ n Ofnu. a. nass
e.. d aeidisft 4. nisessTs 81
snziesmiths q. crss~.ssa o.
wesders !. Painter. a. E,~stst.
elias. q. ships rights Q
Royal Arranum sun fouf points
from Lloyd suffer rlrs company Ia
tho play of ~ = poaspanea Com.
mrrrial league match 81 the nFusd.
way alleys Dayton Tiansaaa lssi
the wtnnsFs shs,otlns SEA IN ths
lsaaoff spot. while TEN Miller 30
very well IN the snshsf position
with sas
A team from me ahipYaFds
league. explained ~ Jim nhaush.
Messy. "Wednesday entered ths
handicap tournament schssiuled fui
next sunday on the Broadway al
ieys. bringing the number ~ en-
tries 10 seven Doubles and singles
spots In the tournament startee
nliing up yesterday The meet 4
for Tacoma bowisrs only and vii
start ~ noon sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Everett Star
Back on Team

EVERETT-conrad Sampson, IS.
today traded his army uniform for
a football uniform after officers
discovered his age.
An ace with the Everett Sea-
gulls, Sampson had been modified
with 151st infantry national guard
unit and was in training at Camp
Murray, but returned TO civilian
life yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

Henley were the local hunters who
took their limit.
A two-point buck weighed better
than $50 pounds which is a most
unusual weight for such a young
ster.
The three other men of the party
lived in the deer territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
MaiiY Snubs
Local Deal

PoRTLAN Nd Coach n l.
faAttyi Mathews today said me
University u Portland vas not
Interested" IN pest season cams
With Pacific Lsshsran college ~
Tacoma such = game had bssa
under discussion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Eight Deer Bagged by Tacomans

Eight mule deer were bagged in
Okanogan county by a parry in
GLIDING five Tacomans.
The animals will be on display
at Baydo's garage at 3402 So.
G st.
George Baydo. George jr.; VIII
lard Baydo. Ivan Porter and Earl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Adrian Dodson
Supplanis Les
Little Brother Now
Star Of OF L. S. u.

ATLANTA Les Dodson vas
the big football star and his
skinny brother Adrian rode the
bench back at Lee high school In
Columbus. Miss, but now that the
two have grown up and gone 10
college their roles are reversed.
Les was an aii-Ameriea high
school halfback and when he de-
cided 10 20 to the University Of
hlssisslppi. he was hailed al one
Of the coming stars Of the South
eastern conferences.
Big LES WAS . mop ~ .
sophomore bat ever one Wa
charitable enough "a blame u
on inexperienee. but he Was
No better - . junior. and nov
in his final year n Ole Miss.
he IL jssst another beefy full
bark On the Rebel restsf.
MsanwhiIe, Little Brother Adrian
was practicing pivois and running
x1th a 50-pound sandnsg across
his shoulders 70 strengthen hi
spfndiy legs. Be was q fair foot
ball player before he left Lee hiGh.
Last year he entered Louisiana
state. took hLs licks on the fresh
man squad. and Was graduated 70
the varsity this fall
CROSSES CROSS
Last week a highly favored
Holy Cross eleven came south u
tanRie with L. = u. and wher
Adrian DSdsOn vent IN as = sub
stituts for Jouiaiana's ace passeF,
Leo BIRD. be made the easternsra
look ike a bunch Of ssnoiotters.
Brother Adrian found ths Holy
Gross linemen as simple 10 get
around az the imaginary foes ne
learned 70 sldestep on hin private
przefios field in Columbus And
when he wsa hit BY the secondary
he would shoulder them off with
no more bother than II each Na'
his old bag of sand. He rang ~
three toueh0ogns In l. ?. u
rouf Of the Crusaders and sporti
writers hung superlAliyes &C hin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

faln kaskarep - Ihe Hsesf -
p=nzlee aaa tAs 1saaesf - leua
speakers IN the wetld nelnsent.
Iamsluz. Asa~auet asd AFiina-
tea rark eanaet ~ feper.a leE
the nunzner 81 tsuis - srah yea
- ~ huftnnhele.
a kmriHs 0itF - aWnzr =
eemfeFtsd ~ ~ snneie.ias that
~ herss al starr ths faes wfth
r. naalfIIs fan e exhaust and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

street ear fumes A uialssA
painted nanlnkees nsr thsif
wings A. Al q fnszn tracks !
nssatianed - asenanesf tells
yau = hurry sna Hizks Spar hts
iszt va - saul eat
Nae different kssnsisnd TIE
nHst thlne tness aha I'm q "a
asstsa I ses as a quiet nhFary
IL tie eIunnetlse = iItHafv ensse
shsises sd the nnsst eciieztlaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Berry in Uniform

Ft0ESE. Os. IIsifbsek lisics
nesrf. M fsssixed = sausueztrn
N he STAFFORD game lsst Ne@H.
pAz hask IN uniform to-day huf
c0arh To- Oliver - ovespn psav~d
safe anH - grooming I'm Hnhitn
- start IN HefrYs risrs sesinss
Washlnatna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

PULLMAN. wash W sshias-
Ten states Cougars ssFs IN Fouts
10 nsrhslsy to-day FoF thslf ssas
w4th cslifofnia. and cossh haha
Halnanhery pronounced thsm ~
eaerllant r1usiiti1n rhs team
arrives tofuorr0sg morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

ievs horses I'm . ThcY serve
fer nothing. Ire people WHO see
TIE races knew what fractional
times mean. know the eonfcrna-
ton Of = thoroughbred. know
the hiood thai runs through ths
veins q The babies VINO 50 =
the pest.
ms i a race track n = place
where = race TRACK should be.
over wonder through the walnut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

q faalnF hsoss IL n Nertd.
rhere = ~ lessl sFssA<f 81
kssnelana- ~ sas sells -
shrefs affh saf@ sIHHeFs ThTFS
: - nzsehsnlrsl rsnsFFs - -
san whs eInz ThsY stlll fFsssl
IN nsana fsaHaaent aesH hsFe-
- 49, AA4asz4As = raa=
frAea ~ the r~apls - thr 80
81 ana frx ~ nnfss Il -
fsrinf e. snefts II = fstInz
~ fzn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
HANK MLEMORE SEES BEAUTY IN CAME OF THE TUk

rhla - the trask whsFs thnss
eha watch - ut r'zstnHHeFH
IA ha4sz lovera Thia = the
t<s~k Nnsfs sv~a ~ lnsEx 80
a ~ 80. ast4 : Han6
"a = EeEnsiand p I.sHinE-
Ia x zad antn Sasi hzvs sen
Fsrlna here fou have sniY Esn
Thoroughbred heFa<s shearenesf
Ne NC 80 &c 30 Enerass<h-
hsssfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

tres i Col 3 r nrsdleY's idls
Hour farm.
Il as there that nImsierh.
Rlus LArkspar. Hack Servant
aad nziiaa5eH ars living. and
where fhs memories q nlacs
rnnsv ~ Ncrth star sd are
ss0s@@a
oss aeeen'1 appreciate her~s
rsrinn uafll he gees te heese-
land. santa Anlta has = raaun=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Hoberh TO RIGHT

BERkELEY-Carl Hoberh was
shifted from right half % fuii-
back on the University u Cali
fornia squad today against the
chance that Bin Huters viii not
be able 10 play against Washing
ton state saturday Haters. still
in the hospital. win be given an
other examination for a slight con-
cussion tomorrow. The Bears en-
gagged in their longest drill Of the
year yesterday, two and q half
hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Fircrest PLAY

Pairings for the sixth round of
the Fircrest Golf club presidents
cup tournament are; Mark Stew
art VS.. Walter Broenkow, Neil Les
lie VS.. Merrill Teats, J. N. Gregg
VS.. o. A. Watkins. L. G. Fielder
VS.. B. V. Schwalen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

keenciand 4 = track pitched
N the midst Of tn Hue Grass.
Prem the grandsfand ron can
So the rollinK hills. the white
washed fences. the lovely tres.
the lovely homes. and the mares
and their children running and
romping. muEzlin' md nuEElin'
through the soft grass.
Nobody gets pad At Keene-
land. Men who have money and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Another Deer
Hunter Shot

SPOKANE, wash.-Hospital at
PENDANTS today said Clarence
Kelley, 20. would probably recover
from a wound received when struck
by bullet while hunting deer near
Chewelah.
The bullet which ricocheted
from a tree after being accidentally
discharged by companions rifle.
struck Kelley in the small of the
back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Moody Tops
Scorers OF
State Loop


f<lsn ae~.fy haFa-sFtstaE ass-
aaun Aaifuexk. - lsazliaa -
cFess= state eeafsrs wIiH > fatsi
- q punka daosiv scssFea 80
iFas haawna aaalast ns~msFtssa
saa - snsfnat wsita Nalla
Trasa. Exerstt fallhseh f~uE %
tse tnaehau~ns azslnst ssssilass
ham lxsf wrek q mees lsse $50
ona piass wifs = togsl - Il ps'ats
rhfs wsths ieatses
Graz stats isaatIs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Norberg Returns

STANFORD UNIVERSITY -
The Stanford Indians were boil
stored today by the return 10 the
lineup o. Hank Norberg, ziS-
pound end. who has been out all
season with cracked rlbs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

United Press staff Correspondent
LEXINGTON. ky.-Those Of
YOU who condemn horse racing
must cone 70 Keeneland. and
see for yourselves that there Is
more TO the horse than check
cred vests. out-of-the-corner-of-
fhe-mouth-talk. fouts. green
sheet specials. and a general cir
Of sordidness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

Ike spanish moss in a cypress
forest.
Young Dodssa may have 10
pay the price Of fame this
week when ~ goes west with
the Baysu Tigers ts plsy kies
Institute. whs had = fieek Of
scout. watching ths Hsiy
Crse. Eaos. and spread the
serd b stop Dedson."
Teo other Southeastern eoafsf-
sncs teams hlt the road for inter-
sectional strife Saturday. Georgia
TEN. INFESTED IN it, ITO breeze
over Howard. meets Eotrs Dame
Al south Bend ami Tulane. the big
disappointment Of ths league Win
losses 20 Boston ana Aubsirn. plays
Fordham in Nss YORK.
Three headline eonfsrsncs games
IN Dixie vii reduce the unfie-
fssted clubs by Al least tso.
Ai.sisslppl state engages Auburn.
Kentucky tackles yanderbiit and
Georgia meets Alssisslppa Van
dsfbllt. nosed 10 BY Prneeton. IL
ths only club q ths six which has
lost = game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11

Since no game i slated until
Oct. 10. when Bsiilngham win b
entertained In the stadium bowl.
Olson u giving his boys plenty Of
rest this week. ami AZ the same
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Luiherans 60 THROUGH
Chalk and Board Work


A with blackboard workout
Odators Pacific Lutheran college yesterday Coach cf
Olson drew several revolving around Mar
Tommsrvfks passing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Big Red Is Brighter Than Ever as Cornell Rates
Top Heavy Favorites Role in Eastern Football
Fordham Given
Second Spoii in
Early Ranking
Nv JERRY BRoSDFrEiD

CORNELL is far and away
y the outstanding entry for
eastern sectional football hon.
ors that has been visible in
years.
critics concur on tina, 100 per
cent.
Fordhsm appears 10 be = good
runnsr-up, but below these two
there are no eontenders for any
thing liks a national title.
At Cornell. Carl snavely. the
old mouse-trapper, has the entire
first string line which played a
tremendous part in the indicated
season year ago. including ALI
America Nick Drahos at tackle
and sparkling Bud Finneran at
center. it's a line. incidentally.
two and three deep at every posi-
ton.
Almost the same situation holds
true in the baekfield where Capt
Walt Matuszczak, a great block
ing quarterback; Walt Scholl. Hal
Mccullough and others return.
The Others" includes Winnie
Eichler. battering ram fullosek
and 1899 eaptain-elect who was
out all last fan with injuries.
TIGERS ON PROWL
WITH GOOD BACKS
Fordham still has Len Eshmont
and Jim Blumenstoek. backfielders
who could make anybodys club.
Lou DeFilnppo. a center true TO
Ram tradition, heads q sturdy
line which needs only a trifle more
reserve strength.
Princeton looks like the best Of
the Big Three. with Dave Aller-
dice counted upon 10 engineer the
best passing attack the Tiger has
had in years. Bob Peters Is
classy running threat and there's
plenty Of experience up front.
Harvard will be strong enough
to make trouble for anyone, but
not tough enough To keep from
dropping two or three games.
Yale made be rated a bit lower.
The Ellis are badly In need Of line
reserves.
Penn State, loser only TO Cor
nell a year ago, may be sur
prise.
The Nittany Lions. loaded with
lettermen, have a fair share OF
briiliance.
DARTMOUTH WILL LOSE
SOME LUsTER IN 40
Pennsylvania Is improved. Frank
Reagan should be one OF the finest
backs in the east.
Dartmouth looks good up front
but could use a couple more backs.
The Green will not be bright
green this year.
Boston college has plenty left
from it's Cotton Bowl squad and
will stand lot Of beating.
Army and Navy are looking up.
Neither. however, can hope TOT
much better than an even split.
Syracuse IL slightly stronger.
Brown, without John MciAughry,
Is weaker.
Colgate will be nobody's push
over but not a champion.
New York university requires
line strength.
For the first time In a lone
while. Lou Little has EN- two
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Evening star., 1940-06-09
Dempsey May Enter
Ring Again in Feud
With Wrestler
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June SACK Demp-
sey, biggest drawing card in boxing
history. today indicated his willing
ness to re-enter the ring here July
l for feud fight with a wrestler,
Cowboy Luttrell.
The Atlanta Constitution says
that a 10-round boxing bout has
been arranged between the former
heavyweight champ, now IS, and
Luttrell, a former fighter, and that
Promoter Jim Downing is en- route
to New York with formal papers for
Dempsey to sign.
In New York Dempsey, when
asked about the proposed match,
said:
Il may be an old man, but I'm
willing to meet Luttrell any time,
any place, for any number of rounds
he desires"
A crack on the jaw from the
Dempsey fist started the feud with
Luttrel, who halls from Dallas, Tex,
during recent wrestling bout here
AS referee, Dempsey questioned
tactics Luttrell was using on his
opponent, Dorve Roche The cow
boy brashly bucked the former
champion, and brief hail of blows
ensued.
Dempsey's last fight was in 1882,
when he lost a four round decision
to King Levinsky at Chicago. He
decided then to end a comeback"
attempt and hang up his gloves for
good. Since that time he has been
much in demand as a boxing and
wrestling referee.
Luttrell is a former boxer who
turned to wrestling and is widely
known throughout this section. Thad
Holt, Atlanta Constitution sports
writer who arranged for the 10
round bout with regulation gloves,
said part of the proceeds would go
to the Red Cross.
The match is scheduled, Holt said,
for the night of July at the Atlanta
baseball park.