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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma 90, Spokane 1-6.
Vancouver 6, Yakima 5.
Salem 9-5. wenatchee 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Jockeys in order: O. Smith. @.
Zufelt. Bierman. ! 40 AS. Slowbridee,
Alvamor. Front Man. Girl. Mr.. SIAM
ford, Myrna Misstep and Dark Amber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

Because no Church-Fraternal
basketball league games will be
played tonight. owing to conflict
ing school activities at Bellarmine,
the dates of the remaining games
of the schedule will be revised
with no more games being played
this week.
The new schedule:
Monday at Bellarmine, 6:45 p. m.
Puyallup Christian VS.. Latter Day
Saints: d. m. Epworth Methodist
VS.. Falkland Trinity Lutheran; p.
m. First Methodist VS.. Central
Thursday, Feb. Is, at Bellarmine.
Gas d. m, Knapps Business College
VS.. FIRST Methodist; 8 .. m. Messiah
Lutheran VS.. Latter Day Saints; 3
D. m. Epworth Methodist VS.. Puy-
allup Christian.
Monday. Feb. 10 at Bellarmine. T:45
d. m. Woodmen of World VS.. Messiah
Lutheran. Q p. m. Parkland Trinity
VS.. Central Lutheran.
The Park-Industrial basketball
league games will be played at Bell
armine this Friday night as usual,
with Northern Pacific Railway shops
playing Northwest Door company az
O'Clock and Peterman Manufacture
ing company tangling at Q O'Clock
with a team OF their own selection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Rangers Fit
For Lut|lers

The ST. Martins college Rangers
basketball team is ready for the
important four-game series with
Pacific Lutheran, starting next
Monday night at Falkland. Tues
day night the Lutherans will jour-
ney TO Lacey, and then St Martins
viii return to p. L. c. Friday
night, with the last tussle sched-
uled for Saturday night In Lacey.
Coach doe Paglia's crew Of
maple artists breezed through
Mt Angels high-flying
seraphs last Tuesday night 1t
the Lacey court, winning by
. 80 to ~ score. The Rangers
started slowly and were be-
hind nj halftime, I6 10 IL, but
found the range early In the
second canto and gaIloped
home by l7-point margin.
Paglia announced he would
stand pat on his regular starting
lineup, with Capt. Bill Hurney, a
Tacoma product. and John Katica
opening at forwards.
Windemere Reynolds will be at
center, and Doug johnson and
Dick Gilbert at guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Setback Is Dealt
ToFinniish Relief

NEW YORk-The Finnish re-
lief fund received its first setback
in sports today when the United
States Lawn Tennis association,
through its president, Holcombe
Ward. opposed open tennis matches
for Finnish or any other kind Of
relief.
Ward, in letters to Bryan
(Bitsy) Grant, former Davis cup
player now in Florida, made
known the attitude of the associa-
ton toward proposed exhibition
matches between the highest rank
ing amateur and professional
players.
The association believed, Ward
said, that it would be unwise to
make a precedent. 1t thought 1t
would be impossible to favor one
charitable organization and deny
others.
Such course, the officials fig
ured, would lead to so many calls
upon the time of players and
tennis officials that the association
would lose sight of its primary
purpose, the promotion OF amateur
tennis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Rainiers Sign Up
Two New PLAYERS

SEATTLE - The Seattle Rain
iers of the Pacific Coast baseball
league signed two new players
today and helped Spokane of the
Western International league get
a first baseman.
Seattle signed Pete Jonas,
former Whitman college pitch
er. and George Farrell, former
Stanford university third base
man, who was with Twin Falls
Of the Pioneer league last
season.
Max (Babe) Harmon, who came
out from Chicago to play football
for the University of Washington
but couldn't make the scholastic
grade, signed with Spokane. Har-
mon has played base ball for
Bothell and football for Bremen
ton and Renton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Says Paid College
Athletes Extinct

PORTLAND-The paid athlet,
is a thing OF the past. Percy Locey
director of intercollegiate athletics
at Oregon State college, told q
group of alumni here last night.
The new "Atherton report"
rules, Locey said, under which
proseIyting Of athletes Ii
something only for the men,
ory hook, are . far contrast
10 former practices, under
which California schools some
times paid $3.50 to $500 q
month for q good footballer.
and threw In an automobile
and . job for the girl friend.
The best way to recruit good
athletes now. Locey said, is for
loyal alumnus to steer their good
friends on the high school football
team toward their school.
you can see the Importance
Of this personal friendship thing"
declared Locey. I'VE want you
folks to get acquainted with these
athletes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
SEAHAWKS take LEAD

SEATTLE - For one night at
least the strongest offense was
the best defense and Seattle's Sea-
hawks were in undisputed posses
sion of first place today in the
Pacific coast hockey league.
The Seahawks virtually backed
into the lead last night by hold
ing Portland, 1889 champions, to
a scoreless deadlock. A tie counts
one point in league standings, and
the point put Seattle in front of
Vancouver, B. c.
In the same fashion the Grip
pied Buckaroos went into a tie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
rim G FIASCO

OAKLAND. Calf. - The state
athletic commission today sus-
pended Little Dado of Manila.
worlds flyweight champion; Tony
oiivera, San Francisco. claimant
to the world bantamweight title,
their seconds. managers and Pro-
moter Charles Marshelli, because
the boxers failed to 60 through
with their 10 round non-titIe fight
here last night
Commissioner Archie Clos
son and John Rustigan or
hercd the suspensions and
nslzed Commissioner Jerry
GcinIer Of Los Angeles 10 join
them for . special meeting 10
decide II the principals should
BE forced 90 meet again.
Money caused the fiasco. Dado,
under orders Of Leo Leavitt, his
financial advisor. and Attorney
Jake Enrich. refused TO enter the
ring until he was given the $500
guaranteed him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Tacoma Troopers
Win Hoop Game

Tacoma's Headquarters troop.
Path Cavalry div. journeyed to Gen.
tralia yesterday to down Battery
r OF the 205th Coast Artillery,
81 to IS. II was a hard fought
game with the score tied at 20-all
In the third quarter. But Coach
1t. Jack Potter's ample supply of
fresh men proved too much. A
return games will be played in
Tacoma soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
CLASSCLOOP
is ORGANIZED

HOLLYWOOD -A class CO.
baseball league will operate in six
California towns during the 1941
season under sponsorship of the
Pacific Coast league.
Officials approved the i'd e a
yesterday after a month of discus
sion. to sponsor the following
clubs; San Francisco at San Jose;
Los Angeles at San Bernardino;
San Diego at Riverside, and Holly
wood at Santa Babara.
Coast league spokesman said
Seattle would probably back
team in Bakersfield and Oakland
would sponsor a club at either
Fresno or Modesto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Crucial Tilt
Friday Night

Heading interest in this weeks
prep basketball bill is the forth
coming Lincoln-Stadium fracas
duel this Friday night on the Abe
naples.
A win for the Abes would be
the browning act in eliminating
the Tigers from city title conten-
ton, and would make the local
race between the Abes and Bellar-
mine. The Bells now rule the
roost, having downed both Sta
dunn and Lincoln. The Bells and
Abes meet Tuesday at Bellarmine.
On the other hand, a Bengal
victory would put the northenders
right smack back into the running
for the local championship and
keep them in consideration for
the honor of representing Tacoma
at the state hoop tourney coming
up in the middle of March-an
honor that the Tigers have had
since 1880.
Since the first meeting Of
the Abes and Bengals, which
ended with the Abes SO-23
victors, both squads have
come along rapidly. John Ken
nedy's southe n ders hold
second spot in the Cross
State league standings with
five wins in seven games,
while v. G. Lowman's charges
are perched one rung lower
with n three out of five
record. The Bengals can slip
into the second slot by a
slight mathematical margin
by coping tomorrow's fray.
The Abes are going strong at
the present, swapping out of a
two-week slump Tuesday with a
brilliant 4S-35 rout of the Bremen
ton Wildcats. Stadium turned in
a fine exhibition in their last ap-
pearance, downing the Wa-Hi
Imps by a 49-41 count.
A preliminary contest is to be
staged at 7 o'clock, with John
Heinrich's Bengal midgets match
ing shots with Tell Pagni's Lin
coin "small-frys."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Clemiinson Wins
Ping Pong Meet

The Park-City Ping Pong singles
wound up a spectacular round of
play last night, to complete the
finals. Ken Cleminson, newcomer,
and who handles a mean paddle
by the way, was the winner. Dole
ski fought hard for the top spot,
but had to settle for second place,
while Charles Stewart was con-
tent to hold the number three posi-
ton.
Charles Stewart 3, VS.. Ed Knosher
o: Grant Putnam 8, VS.. John Buder
o; Joe Doleski 8. VS.. Merle Smith o;
A. D. McNelly o, VS.. Kenneth Clemin-
son 3;George Fisher 0. VS.. Phil Gar
land 3; Vance Fawcett 0, vs.. Jim
Washburn 8.
o: Ed Konsher o, VS.. Merle Smith 3;
Grant Putnam 3, vs.. Kenneth Glenn
inson O; Joe Doleski 3. VS.. Phil Gar
land o: A. d. McNelly o. VS.. Jim
washburn 3; George Fisher o, VS..
Vance Fawcett 0.
/: John Buder 0. VS.. Kenneth Glenn
inson 3; Ed Konsher o. VS. Phil Gar
land 8: Grant Putnam 2, VS. Jim
Washburn i: Joe Doleski 3. VS.. Vance
Fawcett o; A. D. McNelly 0. VS.. George
Fisher o.
Charles Stewart o, VS.. Kenneth
Cleminson 3: Merle Smith 2, vs.
Phil Garland /; John Buder o. VS..
Jim Washburn 3: Ed Konsher o. VS..
Vance Fawcett o: Grant Putnam 8.
VS.. George Fisher O; Joe Doleski 3,
VS.. A. d. McNelly o.
Charles Stewart 2. VS.. Phil Garland
1: Kenneth Cleminson 3. vs.. Jim
Washburn o; Merle Smith 8, VS.. Vance
Fawcett o: John Buder 0. VS.. George
Fisher 0; Ed Konsher o, vs.. A. d.
McNelly o; Grant Putnam 8. vs..
Joe Doleski o.
Charles Stewart 8. VS.. Vance Faw-
oett 0. Jim Washburn g. VS.. George
Fisher o; Phil Garland 3. vs.. A. ID.
McNelly o. Kenneth Cleminson 2. vs..
Joe Doleski /; Merle Smith /, VS..
Grant Putnam 2; John Buder o. W..
Ed Konsher o.
Y /. A =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
LOGGERSKEEP
WINNING WAY

LA GRANDE, Ore.-A rally in
the closing minutes of the game
gave the College of Puget Sound
basketball team a 53-45 victory
over Eastern Oregon College of
Education last night.
Jim Paulson, CPS center, broke
45-45 tie with two field goals
and his teammates added two
more before the gun.
Rostock, Eastern Oregon guard,
led all scorers with % points. Van
Camps of Puget Sound made 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Abe Bengal QuintS Set
Idaho u Host
Ring Meet

MOSCOW, Ida--Ted Bank.
athletic director Of University
Of Idaho, announced today
Idaho would be host March 7-8
10 the Pacific Northwest's first
collegiate boxing tournament.
Bank said Invitations had
been extended to virtually all
colleges In Washington, Oregon,
Northern Idaho and Western
Montana. Rules Of the Nat
ionaI Collegiate Athletic assoc
Iation will be applied during the
tournament, which will operate
on an elimination basis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Taxicab Quint
Leaves Tonight

SPOKANE, Wash.--A basket
ball team sponsored by Spokane's
athletic round table will pile into
two taxicabs tonight and leave
for the interstate basketball tourn-
ament at Indianapolis Feb. 1928.
Accompanying the team as man.
ager will be Marvin (Bud) Ward,
national amateur golf champion
and secretary Of the round table.
The squad is composed of former
college and independent club stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Whitman Hoopmen
To Play Gonzaga

WALI.A WALLA - Whitman
meets Gonzaga university at Spo-
kane tonight in the opener of a
two-game return series, the two
teams having met here last month.
Coach Mig Borleske's varsity
dropped two straight to College
of Puget Sound last weekend in
regular conference games. The
losses virtually eliminate the Mis-
sionaries from title consideration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Local Handballers
PLAY Seattle Club

Tied for the leadership with the
WAC the Tacoma Elks Class B
team faces critical match this
Thursday night in Seattle on the
clubmen's courts.
This completes the first round
with Ward Pierce and Rip Revelle
playing In the No. l spot and
Archie Mclean and Harold Gloyd
playing in the No. doubles spot.
Charles Weber in the singles COM
pletes the team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

Scattergun lovers, whether
members or not. are invited TO the
Tacoma Gun clubs shoot Sunday
morning. beginning at $50 O'Clock.
Beginners. as well as experienced
shooters. are welcome. There will
be a full program of events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

with Vancouver for second place.
Spectators looked on restlessly
last night as the two teams bat
tied through the three regulation
periods and an overtime without
scoring. Only three penalties were
called, all on Portland players.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
CASTING CLUB
WILL ELECT

The Tacoma Casting club will
meet this Thursday night at s
o'clock at Jacks Griddle to elect
officers for 1910. New members
or persons interested are welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Deal For Bonura
Seems Giuen Up

PHILADELPHIA President
Gerald Nugent of the Philadelphia
Phillies today announced receipt
of signed 1910 contract from
Pitcher Kirby Higbe and that the
deal with the Giants for Zeke
Bonura apparently had fallen
through.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Bellarmine Midget
Quintet in Action

The Bellarmine high midget
hoopmen play the Crusaders this
Thursday night at o'clock at the
Bell Gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

Ruth idol of millions sports followers strike
pose puffs pipe birthday
Telephoto
YORK-Babe Ruth former home king 46 years
yesterday time his winter hunting to
"gof my lfe."
liking golf" the Babe said, II probably
gained pounds baseball.
occupied-keeps shape. play five six days week.
"They wanted to golf but wouldn't do II.
When you're it's work. When you're amateur and
get a doesn't difference"
said liked baseball well that it
work to him until his last few years in the game
still puts an hour a half a day signing
pictures himself baseba autograph books
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DEAR NET: Unless organized sporsmen take concerted
action against this ban herring raking sports salmon
fishermen win be given another blow
sportsman cannot legally rake for herring, but can
take herring with dip net Any angler will tell you how
dfeuh II y to get herring with dip net. You've got to
1nd The herring baled and that Is not always easy
questions would like to ask the state
notified they intend
q enfcrce the that regard:
~ why professional herring the
many them lying dead the shores7
why fishermen operating reducing plants
catch herring BY the huge tons,
~ Why the state law makers especially in food FISH con-
gone hamstrng the sports
ong1erf
Why many laws written into the books that tend to
discourage ssmon or invite deliberate viola
Maybe the after fines from the little
fellows
compel sports anglers to buy their herring
fishermen who nets in taking all the herring
thy desire,
10 perpetrators such that dog isn
anglers could rake In 10 years?
Ard 10 they really believe rakes desructvef
anglers few herring to bait
them from commercial
hnr7inx to enjoy racketeer privilege
n stns aepartnent antagonsc toward
opsr1s drove
tr trip waser there s
department accomplish without
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On the Lam
-W1th :.
E1l1Ott Metcale

NEWSPAPERS are suckers for Ma and Pa Barrymore
~ ros well for that trash that comes out of East
ament pvsefigkts Ia Louis Godoy h touches of the
disoustiH0 Gdlento thrown in
SIN BY sight agate marbles soyish
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sses.s by sight agate marbles soytsh
ounshs lsst
Willard, the Game Guy
O0KED the Dempsey Willard heavyweight title fight
pcures u 1919 showing at the Riviera theater
Ard now II years later I'm glad the guy
- e taking that bueheng at the hands Of the black
hlded Dempsey -.
Denpseys ferocity his speed Of hand and foot
hfs rejentlea1 cruel attack something to behold
BIT in your enthusiasm for the scowng browed Manassas
Maulr cannot help but feel the Of regret that
- Jem was losing
Because pictures indeibly mpress you
than giant any
NslgAk
Knocked down maued and
ougvsd third
~ chssk broken knocked out head face lacer
ated rhe smashed to splnters thrill Of relief
wan willard refused to the bell for the fourth round
~ Sss the and coorful cham
49, ~ >eEe lived He lost but he
Went asUn WITH . usn-nke heart
Even shudder you crash to the
canvas roll In grotesque calling his
artillery accurate
n thess protect al Dempsey
hsh.1 Nc Seas VIXEN he's IN the grit was annauke. for his
1an fsean hands off the floor. And then
sanahss ~ GIANT vulasrahie spoa There
noura1
slaughter
the
soundsd ending the with willard taking
drowned the faulty bell
Jack having left the compelled TO return
continue the daughter six minutes more.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-29

Bill verriker's Painters are max
ing a gallant try for top honors IN
the American League and looked
like a real outfit in handing three
game defeat to Jim Cameron,s
Builders.
Dave Fords Wrecking Crew blast
ed the hopes of Joe MIlvill's Rein
deers by taking them into camp Tor
four games.
Emil Mascola's Beer Barons are
still at the top in the National
League, the. latest victims being
Joe Jarlott's debunkers.
Jack Holians five Jays maintained
their lead at the top of the Amer1-
can loop by handing a four game
loss to Harry Cashirfs Milk-men.
Pat erik bon's Lumbermen took
possession of second place in the
National LooL by applying the
white-wash brush to Charley Da-
who's Squao.
Warren Cookies Watch-makers
ami Connie Larson's Norsemen
staged a merry battle last week
with donors teing even at the finish.
Tony Pep, with high single for
the week of l65 and high three OF
394 was the big noise in the rout of
Pete Prisavage'S Millwrights.
Chris Harmon's Hillies were forced
to be content with an even break IN
their contest with Lux's Clock-mak-
ers.
Jack Roberts Powermen are hav-
ing q tough time getting started,
but nevertheless were able to snare
one game from Joe Harpin's Crew.
Jim ourtney's Butchers were
forced to roll at top speed to take
three games from Bill Stanton's
team.
John Collins Automobiles climbed
back into the win column at the
expense of DR.. Leonard's team,
grabbing three games for their la
bors.
Billy Cavanaugh's Internationals
were blitzkrieged to the extent Of
four games by Mike Rossi's Grew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-29
Political Trend In CauIilower Court

Unwilling to give Steve mddeweigh full credit
for the following Hofoot Harry Markson cet
baer the goth Century Sporting Club had than little TO 40
with it. there following poicatnged piece relative 70
mddeweght title bout between Steve bese ana
Overln night MISC Steve by the way mas saA army
whom be In the Garden WHEN
makes try while Markson married to waterbury g
a look:
Fellow Citizens:
indefensbe man, he mas
been world mddlewegh for months and hn one
Overln at Madison square
Friday night shall support and am WIN
of the rounds to become new
It would surprise scored landslide victory OF suc
Inns fiscal policies quanders his money In
m to keen INV budget invest IN productive
enterprises And Overlns foreign policy? Why rev years
400 he travelled Paris himself be humbled by one M
Tno With modes ask you to look AZ my RECORD
have registered 10
the Overln supporters nat am 4ackns
victory Cerlno Garcia! INA OVeIa
decisive than Gid II he oo NOV u
Oyerln ever sport n straight? He old not o
cold with single punch as olo 10 V
few months ago? he old not Inc pesC
that he has gooo
submit that my bit as good as ms ana Nc
attack that Overnn cannon nope
equal should point that there is no harmony IN me
his trainer training methods No such CONFUSION exists M
where nv staff of advisers George Hughes is always
in agreement mddlewght division has long neeoeo NC"
Deal and propose that though always gded y tne
annie of those stawar of gone BY JACK
Mickey walker ana N
friends ask support Madison Square Garden FIoay I
iiieAuS' : "'N ' FF - BELLO1SE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-29
.OvERLIN RATED
SMART BOXER
OF EXPERIENCE
Youngest Ring Champion
Since IA May Be Crown.
ed Friday Night

New York, Oct, 20-It will be
youth and punching power against
experience and boxing skill when
Steve Belloise attempts to wrest the
world middleweight title from
champion Ken Overltn at Madison
Square Garden on Friday night.
The Bronx lad viii not be "a years
old until Dec. IS. Should he de-
throne Overlin he will be the young
est middleweight titleholder since
AL Mccoy knocked out George Chip
in 1914---McCoy was only 20. Bel
loise has been boxing only about
two and half years and has had SO
fights. Overlin is 80 years old, has
been boxing 10 years, and has fought
181 times.
Overlin is smart, knows how to
pace himself over the long fifteen
round route. It win be recalled that
when he captured the crown from
Ceferino Garcia last May he paced
himself SO well that he actually
seemed stronger in the closing
rounds than in the early part Of the
contest.
Two Handed X. o.
Thus it appears that the big adj
vantage for Belloise in this fight
rests in his superior hitting ability.
There is no comparing the punching
power Of Belloise and Overlin. The
Bronxite is a knockout hitter, can
render an opponent cold" with q
single punch, and is just as potent
with one hand as with the other.
Belloise has scored 16 knockouts in
his 80 fights, just short of 500 per
cent average. Overlin, on the other
hand, can point to kayo percent
age Of only about 100. It is by a
knockout that Belloise hopes to an
mex the middleweight crown.
Both champion and challenger
wind UP their hard training grinds
today, Overlin at Madame Bey's
Camp in Summit, N. j., Belloise at
the Pioneer Gymnasium here. Over
lin is having a bit of difficulty get
ting his weight down to 100 pounds
but is expected to hit that figure at
the weighing-in ceremonies Friday.
Belloise has no weight problems
as his weight Is around 1855.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-29
Piepul Hurt

South Bend, Ind, Oct. 28.-UP)--
Milt Piepul, Notre Dame fullback
and football captain, was relieved
from all practice sessions this week
because of q hip injury that may
keep him out of the game against
Army at New York next Saturday.
Piepul suffered bruises and posi-
BILE torn muscles in Notre Danes
Is to victory over Illinois at
Champaign last weekend. He was
turned over to Trainer Eugene
Young in the hope that treatments
will put him In condition for the
Army game.
I'm going to try to use him If I
can," Coach Elmer Layden said.
His folks and a lot of New Eng
landers will be there to see him
play"
Piepul's home is at Thompsonville,
Conn.