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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
The Voice of the Dunes
BY N Nildred Wenrich

Gary. Ind. Feb. 1.-The Janu-
airy birthday party turned out a
great success. Many of the men,
bc1s showed up and had a swell
evening playing cards, bowling,
dancing and eating chill.
The girls bowling team seems
to ae getting along pretty good,
they are only few games behind
the ladies. Come on girls we can
still beat them. All we need is a
good mean swing like the ladies
have.
The boys are getting along
pretty good too, they are game
ahead of the men, Keep it up,
boys
1t seems as il the basketball
team lost hot game last Friday.
The score was "a to 81. Dairy
came out for the first time and
second six Of the points.
Emma seems to be loosino a
lot ',f weight The girl would like
to know your formula, Emma!
d mt forget our monthly meet
ing next "Wednesday, Feb. 7. The
meeting starts promptly at 800
o'clock.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

"au'rno bes 3weig 80 iiberaeben
nerten ioa. Neben auoerem miro elm
Q 9"ann SrdeIter gum SanSe auf,
'picl'n. e'niritt lit SOC pro Terion
fllr sven u1o Cams. Cas Glien (an-
geb'lh l'ncarilder Wltlaidy, miro
'erp'ert Inn I llbr abenos. I'm 1880
llb. beg;nnt oe-: San5. 8er iein
TbeIoelien subauic bat, besablt nur
23c. Sbr 'cbt alio, tuie bebabt oas
Ronl:tee alles arrangiert bat.
9rrlm nift pergebt Sen 10. ,se.
brltor, Der Tris- uno ,sran3-8aa inn
Sat'erbeim. q. 9cppncr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
2lucia 40.

Gs b:cnc ollen Shlueltern sur &C.
fGiiiHen Nod,riHt, ooE sic n1d)lte mo,
natlhc %erlnnlmlllng am Sonntog,
ccE T. isebruar, pllnft 3 llbr nahm.
ltott':noet. Sic Sdpteitcrn iiuo er.
'lld,t an>peiHro 81 lcin.
SSSas Gonuitce iiir Qnffcc unb SIT,
G'n 81, ierr;eren lp,lrocn folgenoe
Sh'r'itcrn "rnornt: a4crtba Seluig,
%or't"tcrin &otD, &ellner, ,Srieoo
8,lr@an. Seth 8ua, Cara Scbuiiert
a'tul;o piig,l Gis Sbipeitern &cgino
&ralit, Me, ic ss,oer l,no Sonnot
Carlton melocten i,f f,rr Greile ipcn,
ocn. Maria &lob, Yrot. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Slaiin. ball fir bic &;n6cr.

Ger 3pe;o 81 peranItaltet sSrcitae,
Den . Seb!llor, G6enes, einen 8la'
liusGnu fir bie &inGer. slQe Gltern
ilno aebeten ibre &inbcr an bielem
Mbcus IN Dos Sahcnbcint 5u bringen.
Scr Nintritt ut 10 gering, bn6 es ie.
Dem nogli(h lit III fommen. Mu6
tucrhen Ole &inbet iuieber cine fleine
Grirtldn,n9 ertaltcn Gin glltes SEQ
!nitee miro aqes nufs bette porberei,
ten. I'm rebt 5ablreihen Beiu6 BIT.
tet 3os &omitee.
fer Sara 5rans Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

2iucio 5.

a9Ien @riioern pom 3pcig 5 snr
griIGigen 9sud,riht, bab Sic ,1iblte
rcacln,dfiae &eriomnllng Sonntog,
Sen 4 6ebrnar. nof)mittogs 2 ltbr,
Itottiinoet uro aIle WitgIieoer iino er.
init oieier Gerialnnllng beisuipob.
ncn.
'lniere Sailing ltnterbolt,rne lit
I'M 2. Sebruar, gnfong 6 llbr, oles
lit Ours bette pprbereitet. Sseines
slbe"bciien, quite Grfrildama lmb Ell,
ne feline Mliif fir Tan5en. 3u bieler
ltnt"rbaltung iino al,G pelbe Stoot,
Gcnr'te eingelcben. auh ser @eiong.
perr;n lit cinge!aben, ipelhcr l,ns
luubriheinlih nl,h 2,soer portrogeu
luirb. sllio fommt, oamit mir uns
cinlrlal gut rnterbalten.
SSsrbn Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

N'e trallcrnoe @ihpc uno ainocr
fa0er a,f oieicm @eoe oaen Sonos.
lc!,trn 9satjbarn uno sSreunocn IN.
ltlg'i'n Oarf fir sic idonen piclen
@llrmcnipenoen, fir sic sur @eriii,
gl,ng geitellten slntompbile mo fir
Ole I"t,tr ibrem @atten uno Iatcr er.
luieitnc Gb"e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

ter, Rceinc ssplbertb, Maria Sart-
mal,:. Sara @opbs 9 unb Sob. Chr.
manu-, rperoen fiji: oas 3ubereiten oes
ihnl:fbaft,n Elien nno Die quite I'm
lcrbo!tlng Gorge tragen. slae Shlpe.
tern, ncIde lith bete;ligen linb &C.
tcttn ct,pas Seinlaebufenes mit5u-
briulen. Charlotte Salf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
3,usia rs.

YHen Y-ilberr Sl,r aenntnis, bof
oic regellniisiee Wpno.sberinlnlung
on Snuntap, hen 4. Hebrllar, punft
3 ,'Gr uah.rittoJs, atgebalten miro.
Sic @riioes iino eriuhi onipeieno 81,
ieiH, nm :p:hti1e @elfdfte 81 Der
Cnno"!n. M;tael &loos, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Saidina-8oG

syuIOliuEsOUu
am 3. cSebrum ,r oeranltultcn un0
iibe, lirb oie nolle slusfiibrllng luo
lletsTl I 1ihungen ~ arrangicren oem
@elnngperein obtr ben Singern, mel.
d)e ic Gle altItebenoe Witglieoer oes
G. =. Iino Gs ipar er5auenb in Ieb.
ter Msrinmr!lun1 ,ple sic SGngcr
eife, ter, einmal fiir ibrcn 6. g. cine
geIt. luiiene iSaitnatt l1nterbaltrma
nrrnna;eren su hiirfen no noh ed)ter
Sd,,Gcrart einmnl aclrngen llno I'M.
lerb1:cn tperben inu yFulif lno lie,
beria, flngen lpereen ba fem fir alt
nno rlng am 3. Nebrllnr in umierer
Sadi'nballe. Gs ioQ bel oieier Gin.
lao.:nG MIR nod erlrIbnt nerben,
caR beionoere Tifets frei ausaeae.
ben rrsroen botm Gintritt uno bitten
mir ale Iitglieoer mi' ibren Sobnen
lt1lG Sn0tefn .pelc0e M1tglleOer nm
ierer @ereine iinb, beralls5ufommen,
oaEi1! mir lehen fnnnen ipelfe bon
uns >.c @liifli;hen 1lno. gs Iollen
lebr ifone uno ordhtlge Sa6en irei
2Sir maren gliiflih oie beriibnte
Sdron 0nno bon Glepelanb, Ohio,
anter Sei':lng bon @eurg Sprpatb
fir uniern ,snid)ingsb,a 5l befom,
men mo boiien altf eincn groBen aus.
luirt!oen 8eiub 10 a,d) bon Salem
!lno llnrgegeno. Glellrift bis on Der
Gluflihe ober oic @liiflihe!
Iuf Wico"rieben am 3. 6ebrl,ar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
lie neuen 9eamtinnen oes 3lueia

'>::e neuen 9eantinneu oes 3peig
Is linb:
Yrdi., Gliicbetb @irId)t;
GiSc.8rai., slnna Gploer;
ot.=Sefr., &ath. @unelh;
iir.-Sefr. Mar:e Gang;
6. 9. Ser. Marp 2olprp;
slb.sSefr., Sermine &aras;
Sdakm., Anna Sd,n1iot;
@er.palte:innen, aio'a Slider,
Suicnua Ssronills 1, &atbarilta
Trotlef @egina 9rotlei, slnna
S6uiter:
@ari6ali, 9lgneta Sfuiter;
9iiripad,e, slnna Ssrisman;
Ml,menfonlitee, Mccia Sdllter;
sl;n IA. ;Sanuar fanb Die ginfiib-
riln5 Ser neller @eolntinnen burh
Gr=Erai. &atb. Haulini ltatt. Sic
ridtete ernite Worte an bie nellen
Veamtinnen, 3llm 5. Mal iibergab
lie zen 9amr1er ser Hrdi. Gliiabetb
Giritt NIT Dem Wunif, oaB aud
1910 elm Sobr ser 3,liammenarbeit
lnb Ses ssrieoens lein moee. CO.
nit erillhc ih allc Sablen MGo=
hen lmo Jrn,en oie nod nid)t 81, rn=
irrem Serein geb0ren, iih uns an5ll-
idlieBen.
Mann beoiirfen mir mebr 9uiam.
nlcneeborigfeit ais eeraoe in oieier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Nns Neiu GaitIe, Ya.
3,ueig ~.

ssn ser am II Snnllar obgehaltc-
nen Nerlanlmllrng nl,roc bcidlolien,
olu. 20. Sebr. siner ge'ellld,oftliben
irc,cn Mbenb
fir aae gltite6enbcn Mtitglieocr bcs
Gcrcins su beronltoltcn. Sin tiihti-
oes &rmitcc ipl,rbe ouf9eiteut. bas
Elm friues Siibnerciien bereitet lnb
hniir Sorne traacn miro, boB ser
HlhG!h bel gcniitlihem 9cilanlmcn-
lsln :lnb in frShlid,cr Wciie berlebt
tuirh. slac Mi!olicoer mogcn Iih nit
eutcm Slmlor IN ser Gintrnd)t S5oIle
on So0lor Ctr al biciem 9lbcno elm.
fin0vn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
&irdeu Syramen @erein Der
Sunterus 0emeiube.

&icrlnit lucroen cue S6ipeiterr
benaf'r;d)tiot, oaf ole nGd)lte Ser.
lan':n!!ng am 4 sse6ruar, 3 l(b,
naaj.nittags itattfiroet. aaiiee uns
9lld,'n ipire bon einieen Shlpelterr
Ieroi'rt mer>en. Inn aablrei6en 8e
ile3 miro gsbeten.
Mfaria &enoeI, Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
3,ucis II.

G;c nGd'ite &eriammll,ng finoet
Sonntng. SEN 4 sscbruar, 3 ltbr noh.
lnitings ita:t Mac Shtpe1tern 5ino
gcheten piirftlih uno sablreid sl er.
iGciren, bonit rniere 8eif)Gfte friib-
seitia erlebigt iperben fonnen. Nad)
Ser %er'anlml,lng iueroen sic Sc,
burtstagsfilrber Goia @oIff, Sara
G'rubs unb Gerna @oobs &affee uno
&iltten ierpieren.
~ Ser lebten @erIcmmlung, ipel,
cre Icbr gut beilld,t ipar, tuuroe Scan
Gfar:,nret Serman bonn Ssltgenobi,nb
Sllm 9mcie If iiberld)rieben. Sie
ln,ibe bon aG!n Shiueltern berslid
o;lfQcnommcn.
Sc uniere Sdhpeiier eleanor
S;!,i9bler nit Serrn Mc5arlano am
6. Srnllar in oen fl. Gbeltanb getres
ten, 10 9ratulierten olrh mir bem jun,
gen Bnar ,lnb tpiinIhen ibnen piel
@liif lnlb Seaen.
,Scrner miro llnier monatlihes
Gurfenpartie ont 9onnerstag, Sen 8.
;Sc! rllar, 8 llbr abenos, abgebalten
iueroen, 81 bem alle Wtitglieoer, 8e.
fornte uno ssrellnbe aufs ber5lihite
eing,loben 'ino. 9ie Sdnpeltern q.
,Solf uno @ 90. ssrielenbengIt tuer.
sen inns an oieIem Mbenb Ierpiercn.
Charlotte iSalf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Mns Niles, Obto
2meig 70.

Nlnen Mit1l;cbrrn 5!lr frcunolihen
N'1tc;llng, Hob bie i,tidbIte Gcriamm,
llrlg Sonntag, sen 1. Sebrlar, 9 llbr
nodlnitta9s inn Sohienbeim itottfin.
Set. Mac 9riioer iiuo crillht 5ablrcib
il erltcinen.
SSrtonn 0apio, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Mnh per'Glme niemanb, Dem 8or.
trogc bon Or. Sans ssoiiel am sSrei.
toy ahenb, ben =. ;Sebruar, bei5ulppb,
nen. ltnS !uer Elm glltes gbenbmabl
e'f'n mill, fann Dies oud) tln, benn
OaS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fat cill
iolc5es porbcrcitet uno eripartet, bob
ul(c Nriiocr nnb Shlpcitern iib oaron
lnhct. GoE &irGeltle!retdv Sobn
q MIh"mann miro bieri'bcr mebr 81
leien icin in oicler Spelte.
Mcrtin Motb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
2tpeiN 6.

Sic reaelndsiac &erionlmll,ng III.
icrcS 2lpeilcs finoet Itatt om fom,
mcnsen Spnntng. Sen 4. sScbrlar,
9 llhr nahnlittaas. Ole Mitglieber
tprrc"n hermit eril,dt, lih al ser,
iclben reht snhlreid 81 beteiligen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
NnS Salem, Obio
3iueia IS.

Scr &ranfan llnteritiitlnospcrcin
3lreiq 10 hp'd,lo!, in ieiner regclmii.
biaen Gerlnrnml,lng ON 7. Samlar
cine. Id,0nen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Sic nGhite rcgcIn1Gliec Terinlnn,
lung finbet am 8. ;Sebruar, Gonners.
tug abenb, 'tatt. b
slnnn 2iencrt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Iaid,ino=1'nter!,altmna.
Die alliubrlihe
JaIh:ugsfeier

Die alliubrlihe
1aid,:ngsfeier
oes q. @. M1nner al lint. Ierein
Slpeil 5, miro h;cs Mal am Cams.
tag, sen 3. isebruar, in Ser g. g.
&allc nbgebolten, 5u oem ale Mit,
slich"r oi,ies &ereins, iptpie alle
'Hit rlieber res 9 g Ssrauen Ser. II.
&er.ln 3iueig II aufs ber5lihlte elm.
9cIa. en- Iino. su eriheiNen. Sieler So.
idlins miro cine ger1!itlide slffaire
mcl orn lluo mir erill6en aae Wdnner
mnb ;Srouen uno Ssllngiraren, tueld)e
iid Gel bieiar llnterbaltllng beteiligen
luol!en, einsn allten S,,nor uno Elm
pacr quite Tensiiilie mit5ubringen.
Sos glbenbrlien mfrs Inn pllnft 6
l:br abenos N oer Sberen SaQe auf'
getra1en unb oa mir oiesmal ale 5ll.
l,H"'eu eiicn .pollen 10 miro Inn
piinftlihes Sriheinen gebeten. llnier
Gcicrapere,n lit oiesmal ald) einge.
luh II l,nr mir nit :tlihen i6onen
Sict. I'll allt!rarter. Inh lit fiir cine
port~effli6e M,liif BON allspGrts
soroe getragen. Ilio fonnt ale llno
!aht in,s elm paa' froblihe Stl,noen
re:!e5en un., loBt inns oen Hrin5
garn!hal 5eigen, oab mir audi lllltig
iein ionnen. d
81. 6. Srieienbenalt, 5in.- SER.
slllen Sbnelterr our Na6riht. oaB
ser WGnnerpere'u 3tpeig 5 ipie iib-
llG z,!dl oisies S:obr cine syaihing-
llrtcrEnlturq pernnlta!ten Samstag
3. S"bruar. 6 ltbr ahenos, ,lno ale
sd, Deitern lino ,u oieiem 5eit berg
!it c'naelaeen Gin tiiftiges aomi-
fee. hsEtebens aus folaenoen Shme-
iterI: @. Jrieienl;eueit, ella Cleo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Dec. 30-Cleeland East VS.. Alliance
Cleveland East
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

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Evening star., 1940-01-10
Conn Gets First
Test as Heavy
Scaling It's
Fovored Over Cooper.
190-Pounder With
Dangerous Left
BY BILL WHITE,
Associated pre,s sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Watching
Billy Conn, the Steel City sock
maker, in his Madison Square Gar
den fight tonight will be something
like seeing Hamlet in a tuxedo.
The melancholy Dane could be
just as unhappy in evening clothes
as in toga and, similarly, Conn
is still Conn-even though this time
he is a heavyweight.
Having climbed the light-heavy-
weight ladder until no more rungs
were left, the Pittsburgh power
house decided to become q heavy
weight. Not because he liked to
fight bigger guys, but because there
is more money In that division
and Conn isn't in the fight game
just for the fun of wearing satin
pants.
Cooper Subs for Dudas.
So Billy, the hght-heavyweight
king, signed as q heavyweight to
meet Steve Dudas, a veteran trial
horse, but that worthy caught an
attack Of grip. SO Billy must try
out his heavier artillery on Henry
Cooper of Brooklyn. A husky l90-
FOUNDER, Cooper has no more imag-
nation than clock, but possesses
q very good straight left-hand
punch.
Actually the Pittsburgher. after
remaining out Of the ring since
last November, has gained enough
weight to move up a class, although
he will weigh only a pound over the
light-heavyweight limit Of ITS and
some four pounds over his best fight
ing weight In that class.
Nearly every one except the i'm
mediate members Of the Cooper clan
thinks Conn will win handily. After
this bout he is expected to meet
Johnny Paychek Of Des Moines.
Conn thinks it will be only a matter
Of time until he is in there with Joe
Louis-a prospect that doesn't seem
to frighten him the way it should.
Popular With Fans.
It was only year ago that the
22-year clouter made his first
appearance in New York and pro-
ceeded to belt out Fred Apostoli. a
one-to-four favorite. He repeated
in an encore and went from there to
the light-heavy title.
The thing that endears him to the
promoters is his success at the box
Office as well as in the ring. The kid
has IT." and enough of 1T" to pull
his weight at the ticket window as
well as on the scales.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Two Contests Tonight to Give
Line on Championship Race
In Eastern College Loop

speedy, team led by Albie (Mite)
Meyers, last seasons league-leading
scorer. The Lions were rather un-
impressive in losing to California.
Stanford and Fordham, but last
Saturdays victory over Navy was
distinct improvement. The students
even have organized pre-game pep
rally. They seem safe enough for
one night, for Harvard has dropped
five straight games this season and
looks to be headed for the cellar
again.
Cornell, whose stock has taken q
sharp drop as a result Of early sea-
son performances, dropped another
non league game last night, its sew
enth defeat in 10 starts. The big
Red team didn't have anything to
match the scoring of Bob Collins.
Colgate captain, and went down be-
fore the Maroons, 1886, in an. over
time game. Collins scored 20 points
and Bob Meeker, sub center, 10.
Philly Twin Bill Headlines.
Outside the league, the double
header at the Philadelphia Conven-
ton Hall tops tonight's program.
The feature game sends New Mex
leo State, starting an Eastern tour
after winning seven of eight games
in its home territory, against Tenn
pie, which has lost three games
and scored a couple.of notable VIC
tories. st. Joseph's meets City Col
lege of New, York in the other con-
test.
Other standouts are unbeaten
Washington and Jefferson against
Carnegie Tech, Fordham-R Rutgers,
Duke Navy, Georgetown Penn
State, Westminster -Pittsburth and
| Tufts Brown
Evening star., 1940-01-10
DeIhuds, F. B. ]. Provide
Bio Bottle in League

The outstanding game of the first
half Of the Heurich Amateur Basket
Ball League is on tap tonight when
Federal Bureau Of Investigations
crack quint threatens the once-de-
feated Delaware & Hudson team in
the feature Of q triple bill at $50
o'clock. Garvin's Grill and United
Clay Products will open action at
7:30, with Marvin's Credit and Ban
tam Press clashing at $50.
Gerald Burns set . new individual
scoring record for Heurich gym last
night when he collected % points
to lead the D. d II. tossers to . So
80 win over Marvin's Credit. r.
B. !. whipped 6. q s. Laundry, Al
30. In . second game.
Evening star., 1940-01-10

The public high school basket
ball series today was chugging along
in smooth style, with Eastern's de-
Tending champions and Roosevelt's
rangy outfit firmly installed as gilt
edged threats to cop the crown. Ten
days hence. however. a collision of
import will materialize at Tech
High gym when the Lincoln Park
ers and Rough Riders tangle.
Coach Lynn Woodwork, who de-
veloped a kink In hts neck from
peeking up from the dark recesses
of the cellar while handling Roose-
welt, and earlier, Business, teams,
apparently is destined for another
sour season with his newly ac-
quired Central team. It ranks with
the most inept teams Central ever
has produced.
Barring sensational improvement,
Central, once the dictator in scho-
lastic court ranks, will continue Its
rather slow pace Of recent sea-
sons. In losing to Roosevelt. $3.50,
yesterday at Roosevelt gym, 1t dis
played nothing to warrant opti-
misrn.
Eastern though, is visioning the
series through rosy-hued spectacles
after rallying to trim sturdy Ana.
costa team, 36-31, at Anacostta
gym. Indicated, the Lincoln
Parkers will seek their fourth
straight victory tonight when they
tangle with George Washington
High at Alexandria.
Seeking its sixth basket ball
crown in seven years, Eastern Is
presenting a formidable team, but
in Roosevelt apparently viii receive
. strong challenger. The Rough
Riders tall and capable, have lost
only to the Navy plebes In five
starts and seem to have developed
their finest quint In years.
Lambert Anderson, Anacostia
center, kept his club in the running
for three periods. but Eastern's
well balanced five pulled away In
the final minutes. Anderson regis
tered l3 points to take scoring
honors, while. Bob Custer and Joe
Essex topped Eastern scorers with
nine points each.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-Loyola
(New Orleans) which abandoned
football, may put it back. N. S.
Williams, a molasses merchant,
is sponsoring q movement to
have IS 900 fans chip in q buck
4 year to pay the starting freight.
The atr sponsors have agreed
to the Giants and Yanks' terms,
but still are trying to get the
broadcasting company to shave
something on the air time. Lou
Ambers will take two out-of- town
'tune-up bouts before meeting Al
Davis here February q. Jockey
Don Meade has bought . night
life spot near Ventura, Calf,
and his pop will run it for him.
Is Stan Hack Of the Cubs going
to be the 1910 third sacker for
the st. Louis Cards? That's
what the little brides are saying.
Todays guest star. Wilson
niece, Orlando Q1a.) Sentinel
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Mr.. Keller Knew How to Pick Spots

stricken with the desire sandwiches
appetite
been appearing in the lately? Don't they
what? Charley Keller, the Yankee
World Series ball
Myand), after Cleveland Kinston
Charley signed
under and Keller waited for all
been the poet laureate Maryland Phi
the numerous
he finally chose the Yankees club
every October
Will Harridges together report
trends for the
from baseball will be firmly
game We know the Browns and Phls hope And
this does Marshall? -- .....
Jim Braddock blew into night
fights and probably will need vacation Florida
breakdown Everybody
already has
party o newspapemen at his hotel Today things
Braddock to have luncheon
Building Hartley
ngton the legal
back
Evening star., 1940-01-10
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Three
Eastern intercollegiate League bas-
ket ball teams-Columbia Harvard
and Yale-get their first taste Of
ivy League" competition tonight,
and, at the same time, the fans may
get some indication Of how the race
will shape up.
So far, there has been only one
league game. The dark horse"
Pennsylvania team turned back
Cornell by one point last Saturday.
Tonight, the Quakers play Yale,
another team whose status is rather
uncertain, on the Ellis court. Har-
ward and Columbia meet at New
York In the other league contest.
Yale Gets Good Start.
Yale was sixth in the seven-team
league last season, but has beaten
three preliminary rivals. including
a fair Fordham team, this season.
Penn's record is somewhat more i'm
pressive. Before facing Cornell, the
Quakers turned back California and
Maryland, two pretty good teams.
Columbia's student body is all
steamed up about its little, but
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Willis Is Reflected
As Capital Yacht
Club Commodore

E. Hillman Willis was unanimous.
ly elected commodore OF Capital
Yacht Club at its annual meeting
last night in the clubhouse, Eleventh
street and Maine avenue S.W. It is
his second term.
Others elected to posts were Rich,
ard S. Doyle. vice commodore; Dam
iel H. Fowler, secretary and treas
urer; Col. H. H. Jacobs, measurer,
and r. Clyde Cruit, DR.. Albert E.
Pagan and E. P. Henderson to the
Board Of Directors.
John T. Lokerson, commander Of
the Potomac River Power Squadron,
presented club officials with a pair
Of fireside andirons in the form of
kedge anchors for the clubs court
estes" during the past year. The
local squadron stages many Of its
functions at the club.
Announcement was made of an
oyster roast to be held at the club.
house on January %.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
HemsIey's High and So Is Bonuro

Remember when Cleveland the hire nreem town?
Now Pittsburgh must be the place When Bill
Tech yesterday all they had do the avngs
cedng Kern Jock Sutherland Pittsburgh Clipper quit
Duquesne Pie Traynor quit the baseball Pirates
Johnny Blood quit coach of the football Pirates
word but fellows caught switches
than fired"
West
Nomination for headlines "HemSey
Gets High Help Quail Roli taking
climbing hungry
The Pulitzer deadlne
The zeke Bonura handling the Giants pretty but
quick zeke the end?
Bill las a
contract presumably calling for approximately the
Terry him the Phlies nibbed
that
the would
something All
have an idea that the club with
trouble
baplayers uniform
living other rackes but he'd rather play ball.
Evening star., 1940-01-10
Cards to Get Hack Of Cubs to Poy Third Reports Say
FootboN New Gont Contract Makes onu R

contract. Oklahomans bet Don
M'Neill would beat Bobby Riggs
In straight sets for the Sugar
Bowl championship and that's
Just what Don did.
70 uadd 'em up. Peter Hod-
kinson, new pro at the Glen Ar
ven Country Club, Thomasville,
Ca, set q new high In links serv-
ice the other day. When three
duhs struggled in to the ninth
green In charity tournament,
there was Hodkinson waiting for
'em-with m adding machine.
Jack Corbett, former owner Of
the Syracuse Chiefs, Is In town.
Says Bill Sweeney, who'll man
age Hollywood, has one Of the
finest jobs In the minors 2
year contract at 90, 900 per. Mike
Jacobs is going to Chicago Tor
one more try 1t signing up, Al
Hostak to night Ceferino Garcia
here.
Helen Jacobs must mean busi-
Evening star., 1940-01-10

ness this summer. Said On the
air the other night her greatest
tennis thrill Is yet to come. San
Diego, Calif., had six local boys
playing at the same time In the
last Rose Bowl game-all with
Southern Cal.-and II any town
can beat that it can move to the
head Of the class.
Found: Perfect team. Rodney
Dunn, Columbus (Ohio) athletic
director, who said the perfect
basket ball team u composed o6
two Jewish lads, two Negroes.and
IN Irishman, win be Interested
to know his dream team u play
ing for Eastside High ct Pater-
son. N. J. Furthermore, It has
won three IN q row.
Fair warning. This box" now
decorates al boxing columns ap-
pearing in the Chicago Times:
ITO whom it may concern: Il =
q criminal onense TO fake 4 fight
In Illinois,"