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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAYERS TOP POLL
DiMaggio Leads In Voting
Ruffing, Walters, Feller
b, On Pitching Staff

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-tR-Domina-
ton of the American League-es'
p%ecially the New York Yankees -
again was emphasized in a poll
of 25S baseball writer's for the 1883
All-Star team announced today by
the Sporting News, baseball publ
cation.
The junior circuit placed nine OF
the II players, with the Yanks land
ing five berths-same as last year
and the Boston Red Sox three.
joe Medwick of the st. Louis
Cardinals and Bucky Walters, Gin
cinuati pitcher, were the only Nat
ional Leaguers given the first team
honors. Eight clubs were represent
ed on the second team.
The All-Star selections:
First Team fos.
Joe Medwick, Cardinals --------Lf
Joe Dimaggio, Yankees ---..----CF
Ted Williams, Red Sox ---------RF
Jimmy Foxx, Red Sox --------1B
joe Gordon, Yankees ---------2B
Bob Rolfe, Yankees ----..-------SB
Joe Cronin, Red Sox -----------SS
Bill Dickey, Yankees ------------C
Red Ruffing, Yankees -----..---P
Bucky Walters, Reds. -----------F
Bob Teller, Indians --------------P
Second Team Pos.
Bob Johnson, Athletics ---------LF
Mike Kreevich, White Sox ------CF
Mel OFT, Giants ---------------Kt'
Johnny Mize, Cardinals ..------lB
Charley G~ehringer, Tigers LIB
Ken Keltner, Indians ---------SB
Luke Appling, White sox, or
Leo Durocher. Dodgers (tie) --SS
Ernie lombard, Reds -----------C
Paul Derringer, Reds ---..-------F
Bob Grove, Red Sox ------------P
Curt Davis, Cardinals ------------P
Cronin made the team for the
seventh time since 1925 to tie Mickey
Cochrane and Pie Traynor. Notable
among the missing on the first
string is Charley Gehringer, who
previously had been selected six
times in succession.
Joe Dimaggio scored a little
slam" in the balloting, receiving
25s of the 259 votes. The other one
placed Kreevich On the second
team.
Next in line were Dickey with
239, Ruffing with 233, Walters 23l,
and Medwick 1876.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-10
NUGGETS RESUME
CAGE PLAY HERE
Snaps And Crackers Win
Games Played At Y AS Sea-
son Gets Under Way

Midget basketball teams pried the
lid off their post-Christmas season
yesterday afternoon with two games
on the Y. M. C. A. floor.
In the opening encounter, Captain
Jeffords' Chocolate Snaps crumhled
the It'd Bits with a last-half as
sault that netted them an 1l-6 win.
1t was a battle from start to fin
ish with the winners having a little
the better of the pass work and
shooting. The lid Bits guarded well
but could not hit the hoop.
In the nightcap, the Soda Crack
ers held the Animal Crackers
scoreless until the final period and
took a 7-2 decision. Although both
teams missed numerous shots. the.
Soda Crax deserved to win with a
much better passing attack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-10

Hockey games for the Midget
loop are on tap for Thursday after
noon, It'd Bits playing the Soda
Crax in the opener at 300 p. M,
and Chocolate Snaps meeting the
Animal Crax in the finale.
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.Kiwanians
First Game
Kids Who Know of
Misfortune 10 Be
Benefited by Tilt

s'sdium and lincoln hIst
seheol sridders VII open N. ipag
football season n the Stadium
Friday evening sept 20
hut this conts.t MI mean som.
thing beyond The renewal ~ /.
'ins-honored rivalry between ne
north and snuth End schools
Not enis wlii 10 rai.. IN.
earisin ea rseesnas fall mtg.
.hin program IN NJ small
sense % Win I'D IN hitting the
Eieem that ssstle. ever som.
Of the ei,ys L.. fortunate
ehi'dren. through No fault 81
Their ewn.
Fer next Fridays clash win n.
sponsored hy the south Tacoma
kiSsn's club a. = benefit 10 h.lp
scores Of underpfleilsesd young.
stef. This marks the seventh
successive YEAR kiWsnlans have
got behind the Lincoln. stadium
opener Tor similar purpose H.
u the second year the south ia
CONS club has taken entire charge
Football followers who huy
tickets 10 nsxt weeks contest are
DOING more than awaiting them.
selves Of the opportunity 10 wit.
ness hot encounter between hard
youngsters
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WATERLOO. lat may net
make senss ~ first but Hal
tFenser 81 Naferlee % the
fhrec-Eye leaKne struck cut
and scorcd ~ ne .ane play
against Springfield. The catcs.er
dropped the laird strlse. thr~ss
wildly n first allowing CreneF
10 Get O. third. thea reisyea the
return ~ the kall eser the laird
hssemsn's hesa - 80 Craa.eT
sense home.
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Sieilacoom Nine
Wins Ball Game

SEATTLE - Howard Greer #
the Western State Hospital nine
steilaccom. hurled five-hit ball lsst
night at Sick field 10 defeat Sc.
attle's Classera 10 o. in state
-smi-pro Championship play. sno-
homish edged out White Center
10 I.
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Little Guy
Beats Big Guy
BY Knockout

bALIiMoRE-chalky Wright
racine Coast featherweight gave
sway ~ pounds % Joey Fernando
iass night and knocked him out
MIDWAY In the fourth round. The
n'ue Negros speed and punch
osereame the weight advantage
Of his foeman.
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Leonard Named
freshman Coach

SPOKANE. Wash. - Ray
Leonard, Portland. a graduate OF
Portland high school and Con
zaga university. has been named
freshman basketball coach At
Gonzaga, school officials an
nounced today.
Leonard was captain OF the
Conzaga varsity basketball team
In 1898. his senior year. He Will
report for duty Sept. 10.
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Crew Star Will
Grow Vegetables

BEkhELEY, Calif-Llnton En-
erson. California varsity crewman,
has left for Wake island in the
Pacific ocean. where he has q lob
with Pan-Ameriesn Anyways. En-
erson, who nnajored in agricultural
economics. will raise vegetables on
the Island landing base.
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Hebert 2: struck out. bv Wake
Hebert :: base on balls. off walker
l. LETT on bases. Seattle 4. San Diego
>, home run. White; two-base hit.
kearse' runs batted in. 0yselman,
Niemiec, White. before: double PLAYS,
archie 70 Schuster TO Archie. 0ysel-
man TO Niemiec TO Archie.
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Runs responsible for. Piliefte 3.
Scribner 5: struck out, Pfiiette 2.
scribner s: bases on balls. off Piiietts
2. Scribner 3. left on bases, Seattle
Mcdonald. Hasiin: two-base hit. Mes
ner: runs batted in. Schuster
Vanni. Sslkeid. Mcdonald. Hasiin'
Garibsldi 2: stolen bases. Stewart,
Archie: double plays. schuster 10
Fiemiee to Archie, vanni 70 Niemiec
20 Archie; time. i:3o: umpires, Pan
ming and Doran.
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Losing pitcher. Quay. innings
pitched. By Guay KfttLe 4 ~
Quay s. Kittle >: runs scored. or
Quay Z. Kittle 3: runs responsibis for.
Gonzales 2. Quay 2. Kittle 3: struck
out. b. Gonzales 3. Quay 2. Klttle D.
Jensen /. bases on bali2, off Gonzales
]. Quay 2. Kittle .. Jensen 2: passed
ball. Leonard; two-base nm, Norbert:
erick >. Gonzales 2. Adams Marshall.
hos>noerE: sacrifice. Gonzales. stolen
bAse. Reich
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GIVING FULL CREDIT

cin1fANATI - Dixie Walker,
brooklyn oufieider. may win the
batting title. but he insists Harry
banning. the Giants catcher IL
ths National Leagues best hitler.
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Over His Outlook for 1910

oenters. Dave oa-ea and Har-
Ian Cough.
The five haekfleld FOLLOWERS are
Carl Hobert and Jack Mcousry
rivals for the fullhsck Dob which
would have gone 10 Pete Youdall
had he chosen 10 return 10 school:
Quarterback Rin Elmor.. and Left
Hslfhseks orv Hatcher and Rm
Huters
The biz role At right half will
Be filled BY sophomore Jim Jurko.
vita Of Fresno. Allison IL high IN
praise Of Jurkovitz and writer.
who saw him a. . freshman say he
has II in him to be another sam
Chapman.
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OF The coveted 600 Ills team.
rem salt took the single gam.
honors with $50 and was no..d
out by one pin by Defiance Ium.
oers 2oti series. and 2sss by the
Big Bad Wolf squad.
The matches resulted In wins 10,
Post office ) 10 l over IIook.,
chemical Office. slmmond- Saw,
10 l over Heoker Plant Penn
SAT- = to 0 ocer Jordan Bread. RE
had Wolf 3 to over Defisne.
Lumber, and . four point .weeo
Tor kresm Krust Bread. the only
feminine team in the loop. ov.r
crystslike.
SPECIAL BowLERs. MEET
A special meeting Of Coliseum
and Play Nor league bowlsrs viii
De held at the Coliseum tonight Al
. O'Clock. Several natter, on in
terest will be discussed.
Schedule for the double shin
century league at the Coliseum
tonight. z o'clock: communi,v
Tavern W. Little Paris a.sn,y
Shop; hsyflowsr Cafe VI. soar |
Lunch; Bryans Super Cream :.
Fisher; Hub clothiers W. Brot. |
mans man. o'clock squad, Tacoma
MIX Producers Va Paulson,.
harpers Confectionery W.. Its m.
water; Washington Hsrdwar, =,
sehon Paints; and Stevens ana
Vstter W.. Old NJ I>oul.
The Tacoma Men. CITY l.ss,.
GOT of 10 record bres kins .tsr,
~ me Coliseum alleys last nlgh,
Many nigh scores were turned In
song with sons fancy shooting
making the session Iook NOR. ~.
me OF mid-season than that OF IN,
opening night
ioDy Tyler was the star Of IN.
isn., punching out a big ass series
or the kichfisld Bi-oetsns ,ousa
lis games were 7oz. zIz and 221
ohris christisnsen of the Car
ems team posted three games Of
a. zoz and 1853 for big s7s
mes. Ken Macdonald on IN.
'hhson Painters was close, regis.
ilng q o1s including a 72z game
slil Lsftwieh. veteran pin rar
cafstens finished up his series
I'm . sizzling zf7 game for m.
gh single Of the circuit. Big BIN
erdman, another OF Tacoma.
ssfsn pinmsn. and Bus Ander.
n both bowling for Merrlck and
zee. helped their team take two
mes from Coast BrsDh with
sir hot zzo and 2s4 sams. 70.
sctivsly.
Nigh single rams VI.
posted BY the Tsesm. Police
officers bowling for Grim.
FUEL In their first they
Knocked the naples around
or 1918 counters. Thls "a.
ne only RAM they succeeded
n tskinH from the Pacific
'isteh boys for In the seeosd
lame nanny Coles. Taeoma's
peefseuiar soutbpas. packed
"a The birthstone 10 anchor
De team with . z44 xam~,
he high spot IN his SIS series.
Hi-Octane and johnson
NJ, both rolling with hlgb
dieaps. COPIED the honors for
three games with zs7s and
pins respectively. caswsu
icai turned In a 1908 game
Riehfisid had one Of zoos
yard cassen. rolling with
h2sls Service after = years alb
= from the pin game. posted /.
&c 554 total
ssuits Of other City lsafu. +,
rhes: Richfieid took two from
hiehsels Service. johnson /
I took two from csrstsns. ana i
vel Optical treated Hub Goth
hkexis<.
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Scores by Ward
And Campbell

Ward defeated Ellis Knowles
Rye. y. l.. 8 and s.
Canpbsn defeated I'd hsistsr,
Cleveland. 2 ana 1.
Second Round
Ward defeated Freddy Has,
New oriesns. 2 ana q
Thomas sheehan Jr., Worthwhile
MICH, defeated Campbell, l Up.
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Faces Severe
Links Test.

sEATTLE-M Marion Miley o
Lexington, KY, twice winner O
the women's Western Amateur
golf championship. faced her stiff
est test In pursuit of another It'll.
today when she faced Elizabeth
Hicks of Long Beach, Cal, in tn,
quarter final round of play.
Miss Miley. co-medalist in the
4Oth annual tourney, eliminated
Mrs. Frank Currie of Seattle, 6
and 4. yesterday, while the dimin-
utive Miss Hicks was trouncing
Mrs. Helen Bertagnole of Salt
Lake City, 6 and s.
Betty Jameson, national
champion from San Antonio,
Tex, scored a close l up VIC
tory over Ellamae Williams Of
chicago on the 10Th hole.
Miss Williams drove out of
bounds and required seven strokes
on the hole while Miss Jameson
was carding a par five. Today she
faces Nancy Hurst of Portland
VINO eliminated Georgia fainter.
western junior champion. Fargo,
". D., 4 and 2.
In other matches today, Mrs.
Mary Mozel Wagner Of Portland.
Facific Northwest champion. faces
Mrs. ]. X. Priebe, Seattle, and
Auriel veatch Of Longview is
matched with Beatrice Barrett. of
Minneapolis.
Results Of Wednesday. play:
CHAMPIONSHIP
MARION hiley. Lexington. KY. de-
.eated Mrs. Prank Currie, Rainier.
ana 4; Elizabeth Hicks, Long Beach.
S s,.i- defeated Mrs. H. H. Bertagnole.
Mozel Wagner. Portland. defested
Sy Green. Portland, and 2: Mrs.
= n. Priebe. Sand Point, defeated
Jeanne Cline. Bloomington. III, I-up:
Detty Jameson. San Antonio, Tex
u,eeieated Ellamae williams, Chicago
ies sn noe: Nancy Hurst. Portland, de-
ana 2: Muriel veatch. Iongview'
u,eIeateo Mrs. Omar Anderson, Port
.eno, 3 and 1; Beatrice Barrett, Min
paPoiis. defeated Jane Goodsili. St
cHAMPIoNsHIP CONSOLATION
Eilzaoeth Tanner. Broadmoor, de-
,sateo Betty Frank. Rainier. 5 and 4:
NJ. q. b Butterworth. Broadmoor,
oelested Margaret Barry, St Paul. l.
~ Mrs. Erick Eckholm, Beilinghann.
neieated Dorothy Traung. San Frsn-
.lsco. zist hole: Mary Jane Gilkey,
Ssnd Point, defeated Mrs. O. Prank
Dunn, Sand Point. and 1: Elizabeth .
Inn. Seattle. defeated Mrs. Carl W
zones, Rainier. 4 and 3: Mary Agnes
Wall. Menominee, Wis. defeated Bet
Jean Rucker. Spokane. 5 and 4:
SSeoe Freese. Portland. defeated Kay
carson, Houston. Tex. 22d hole:
,essle Miller. Astoria. Ore. Won by
,seiault from Mrs. Lillian II. zech.
FIRST FLIGHT
Mrs Villas Norton, Chicago. defeat
Q Ms. II. b. Christensen. Olympic. :
and 2, Ruth Canaie. Tacoma. de- Il
eated Mrs. Ralph Norbon- In9le-
Fooo- and Q: Mrs. MAI Block. Glen :
ale. defeated Mrs. J. c. Baldwin. In :
levooo, l-up: Shirley Mcdonald. Ia :
oma. defeated Mr. W. K Richards. =
and Point. 7-up; Mrs. K L Howe. :
University, defeated Mrs. W. A. Kirk-
IAN, University. and 3: Barbara q
Iurns. Broadmocr. defeated Mrs. =
:. Pope. Sand Point. 2 up; Ruth Il
eeger, 81. Paul. deseeted Ruth Hunt.
hicago. 4 and 3: Mrs. J. p. Tomp- =
ins Broadmoor, defeated Mira r. y.
>CWdY HroAfrnoxrr mn
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san FTancIsco 90. ITO OIL O0x--l0
Winning pitcher. Liska: innings
pitched, by Liska 4 plus: at bat. off
Liska "a; hits. off Liska 10: runs
scored. off Liska S: runs responsible
for. Liska 7. Gibson /, swope 0:
struck out. by Liska 4. Gibson II.
Swope /; bases on balls. off Liska 3,
Gibson ., Swope 9: three-base hit,
Gibson: two-base hit. Fain: runs
batted In Fernandez. Norbert. Fain.
Wright. Gibson g. Holder. Frederick;
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Ward Trails
RRi illlloow4ss by by
Four Holes
Field of Sturs Is
Reduced to Eight:
Chopmon Has "a

WINGED FooT GOLF
CLUB, MANIARoNEK Bpd
Ward Of Spokane. defending
titleholder, was knocked out Of
the national amateur golf
championship today by Ray
Billov>, Pcughkeepsie, n. Y,
I and 8
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ny JAMES A. SULLIVAN

EAAAA ENWuFMN
BERkEfEY. CaI-Head Coscs
Leonard tstubl Allison rate. hi.
1910 University Of California foot.
ball eleven as strictly second divi.
sion and were inclined to agree
with the top sarge" this time
last year he told the world
California wouldn't he "a hot
In the football aars The
world disagreed. and AIlison
was right The team had n.
worst year In California his
tory, winning only three
games and losing seven.
This years team should not be
% bad. but the Improvement will
not be sufficient to place the Gold
n Bears Of Berkeley on par with
L. S. C.. U. c. L. A. Washington
md Oregon State in the 1910 Pa
life Coast conference play.
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Bowlers Active on Various Allevs

Tacoma bowling took anothe
big jump forward Wednesday with
the opening of two leagues. com
posed Of employees OF the Seattle
Tacoma Shipbuilding corporation.
Employees on the day shift hay,
formed a 16-team league TO bow
wednesday nights on the Broad.
way alleys, and those who work
nights will have their own pin
competition in a circuit that viii
shoot at ii o'clock on Wednesday
mornings on the Broadway. Both
leagues started play yesterday.
Organization Of these two
leagues adds ut least 100
brand new bowien 10 the
stesdily growing ranks Of
local pinmen. The leagues are
going first class Already, the
night circuit has Joined the
City association and the
American Bowling Congress,
and II h expected that the
morning loop will do likewise
soon.
There was q lot Of enthusiasm
in the meeting OF the circuits.
Most Of the pinmen appeared to
take their bowling seriously, and
many Of them appeared in the
lineup properly equipped with
bowling shoes.
SCORES SEPARATED
Scores in the opening matches
were widely separated. There was
one 800 total In the morning
league, a 619 registered by Jim
who has been around
The alleys for quite some time. His
games were 20e. 2f4 and 100.
The best total In the even
ing loop also went 10 . man
about town. Irwin Snyder, who
has been aiming at the head
pin for more than one season.
He reached bs7 for the Pipe
filters.
Merko Pozar. captain and lead
II man for the Welders No. 2
cam. captured the high single n
anne honor with 1876 and his team
ave promise Of being In there for G
he championship from the very II
tart. n
GOD WITHOUT HANDICAP
II rolled 1855. without handl- y
lp, for the high team total Of the
sening. which accomplishment ;,
,rries with IL each week the q,
ward OF IS cash prize.
In their top-scoring achieve q
ent. the Welders rolled a. fol-
ws: Aerko Pozar AS, Dan Mohn Il,
u. Erling Hicks as. Bernie Mohn
i. and George Winegarden 40
ne team won four points from
e cranemsn.
Three more leagues open "
their season at the Broadway
alleys today. The Broadway "
Ladies roll ut Sis, followed
two hours later by the Odd
Fellows and the Coast sash
and Door company loops g,
Friday will find the Class A =
omen's league on the Broadway a
les a. e:15 and the Milwaukee
guers at $50. There Is no
que play on the Broadway r.
sys Saturday and Sunday an
II alleys WIN be svaiIabIs dur ca.
those days for practice and
'cial matches, Manager Dick {,
Nerthney has announced. Ne
" STREET ALLEYS !
" score Of 1876 To 1922. Cam MI
rano Brothers beat General DIS
'oung Co Il. Ceryais Of Cam
'sno Brothers had a three-gAme {
y q sos. high for the match. Bro
cast House Materials won over bat
ons French Bakery. 200 10 Oar
!. y. Ainnitu Of the winners The
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was high with 52s.
Arctic Bottling Co. defeated \
ST. Recreation alleys, 22o7 TO 2iis
With a total OF 537. Bob Thiel Of
the vietors was high scorer.
Led by Jack Lohrs. who scored
fs2. Home Plate Tavern beat
Memo Cabaret. ZOOS To zis4.
CLASSIC LOOP PLAY NOR
Dave Wilson. anchor man for
the Tacoma Truck Sales. las,
night paced his team To a four
point win over the olympic Dairy.
His oes series was the high spot
OF the league session and was
made up Of games OF 1874. 1873 and
241.
High single team game OF pis
was rolled by Rankos Drug. Nc
Minis 500 total combined with
the consistently good totals Of the
otner players gave the Druggists
high three game total OF 27O2 and
accounted for thu four point win
from the Dahl Paints.
Pabst Blue Ribbons took three
OF the four points from the Model
Lumber quintet. which had trouble
In hitting its stride. 4
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COLISEUM BOOSTERS

Hal Krehbiers 25s game was IN.
spectacular spot In the Coliseum
Boosters matches. Combined with
his 1os and I7s game. this gave
him . 800 total. just ten pins short
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MAMARoSEck. X. Y-n

11NEtns ". II. = bud
Wards national amateur golf title
appeared to be slipping from his
hands as he rounded the turn four
down to Billows. Ward has a
two-over-psr IS and won only one
hole. Billows shot a IS.
Wehrle was the first man To
reach the semi-finals. He scored
a s and 5 victory over Dawson.
A few minutes later. Chapman
came home with a 8 and S triumpb
over Burke. apman meets
Wehrle over the 36-hole route to-
morrow.
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There are definite weaknesses in
the line and some backfield prob
lens to be solved before California
can hope to be the feared" power
II was several years back when
Bottan. Chapman. Meek. Stock
ton. stoll, Schwartz and Herwig
were wearing the blue and gold
jerseys.
California lost Is seniors by
graduation. Three backfield men
on whom Allison had been count
ing heavily failed TO return 10
school.
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MASON MAY MAKE

Tom Mason. another sophomore
may break In At one Of the guard
posts. Allison viii turn to 1898
reserves-Jack Chapman, George
Herrero, Joe herlo and Paul
holmes--for help In filling the
tackle berths.
Allison and his staff win
have only 10 DAYS 10 buiki thI.
motley array Of talent into .
football machine capable Of
giving University % Michlran.
Big Ten power. . hattie In
the opening game Of the Cali
fornis season here sept. ~.
After Michigan. California take.
on ST Mays and then swings into
It's seven-game conference sched.
ule. meeting Washington State.
ucLA. Washington. Oregon state
Y. 8. C.. Oregon and stanford in
mat order. Then unless the Golden
sears get a bowl bid-and the
chances are 10 to one they won't
they have q post-season date IN
Ga. to play Georgia Tech
Dec. Is.
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= 4 AD1UM AND LINCOLN OPEN GRID 81 SOW crDT %
Bear Coach Is Pessimisfic

Strictly Second Division. S.mk An:=.. c.
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WINGED FooT GOLF cLUB.

WINGED FOOT GOLF CLUB,
Mamaroneck, n. Y.-The field was
cut to eight today in the national
amateur golf championship. and
the weary survivors set out this
afternoon for another Is holes that
will decide the semi-finalists.
FULL Is HOLES
Burke had to go the full is hole.
to win one up from frankie stra-
faci. Great Neck, N. Y, and Bill
lows took an extra hole match
from Harry Haverstick, Lancaster.
Pa, one up in 10 holes.
The rest of them breezed in.
Chapman defeated Maurice Nc
earthly, Cincinnati, 5 and 4. by
shooting "a, two under par. on
the first nine.
Wehrle was and 4 over
Tom Sheehan, former captain
OF the Notre Dame golf team,
and Dawson had no trouble
winning from Otto Greiner.
Towson, Md, 6 and 4.
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KAY STREET ALLEYS

BY score Of 1876 To 1922. Cam
msrano Brothers beat General Dis
triouting Co. b. Ceryais of Cam
marsno Brothers had a three-gau.
total q sos. high for the match.
Coast House Materials won over
Tacoma French Bakery. 200 70
zoI1. Y. Ainnitu OF the winners
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That left him with only IL
letfermen. Five Of those are
ends-Cari Leipzig. Ray Am
ling. Ray Dunn. Morley
Mathewson and Ted stafficr.
Only one is = tackle, big Bob
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08
REYNOLDS BACKS
DEFENSE PROGRAM
Senator, At Hickory WPA
Airport Dedication, Praises
ROosevelt's Plan

HICKORY, Sept. 7-RHNational
defense measures such as are be-
ing advocated by President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt will add to the Sc
curity of the United States and en-
able us to remain free from the
holocaust which is now raging
across the Atlantic and in the Far
East" Senator Robert R. Rey-
nolds told an audience gathered
here this afternoon to dedicate Hlc-
kory's new 5000, 900 airport.
And Senator Reynolds declared
that he is backing the President
one hundred percent in his pre-
|paredness program. And asserted:
81 am indeed glad that l have
been a member of the U. S. senate
at this particularly critical period
in our nations history to that l
might have an opportunity to vote
for every single defense measure
which gu rbeloved President,
Franklin D. Roosevelt, has advo-
Gated"
Emphatically Senator Reynolds
gave assurance that he is doing ev-
erything possible to bring about
favorable action by the civil aero
nautics board for the establishment
of the proposed Norfolk to Knox
vile air line through Hickory.