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Evening star., 1941-12-06
Travis Draft Status
Still Is a Mystery
To Boss Griffith
Loss Of Star, Reported
Slated for Induction,
Would Wreck Mats
By BURTON HAWKINS.

President Clark Griffith Of thu
Mats today professed ignorance o.
possible disaster 10 his baseball
team through the medium of Short
stop Cecil Travis impending induc.
ton into the Army, saying. y
haven't heard anything about it"
Il can't comment" said Griffith
because I haven't heard from
Travis or his draft board. I thought
Cecil was too old for the Army.
though. and I still don't believe
they want him. 1t sure would be a
blow TO lose him"
Travis, who has no phone at his
Riverdale. Ga, farm, was not avail
able for a statement. but is reported
to have been denied a plea for de-
ferment h the Fayetteville, Ga.
draft board. He is said to have
been placed in Glass la and Sc
lected to be inducted within g
month.
Mats Most Valuable Player.
The loss of Travis, coupled with
that of Buddy Lewis, Washington
outflelder and third baseman nov
stationed at Fort Bragg, N. c.
would strip the Mats of their twt
most valuable cogs. 1t was arounC
Travis that Griffith hoped to con
struct his 1912 team.
Travis case represents one O
those borderline affairs that have
puzzled draft boards. He was q
years old last August 8, more thar
month after the deadlne fol
exemption set by the Selective Serv.
ice Act amendment.
Runner-up to Ted Williams o.
the Boston Red Sox for the Ameri.
can League batting championship
Travis was the second best hitter
in baseball by the average last sea-
son with his .359 mark. Voted the
sixth most valuable American
League player behind Joe Di Mag
gio, Williams. Bob Feller, Thornton
Lee and Charley Keller. Travis easily
was Washington's outstanding per-
former.
Owner of a 450-acre farm. ad-
jacent to a 250-acre farm owned by
his brother, Travis raises cotton
corn and peaches on the land near
Riverdale. Ga, 10 miles south of At
lanta. Cecn's farm has been op-
Grated by his brother during baseball
season and it repeatedly is that fact
that prompted his draft board tt
deny exemption.
Clubs Only Shorstop.
Lewis and Travis, who batted third
and fourth, supplied what punch the
Mats were able to muster last sea-
son, with Mickey Vernon and Jake
Early lending some support. Griffith
had reconciled himself to the loss Of
First Baseman Jack Sanford, who
was to be converted into an out
fielder, but he still is hoping that
Dixie draft board will leave hin
Travis.
Should Travis be lost, the Nat!
will be left without recognized
shortstop. Jimmy Pofahl quit tn
club in a huff last June and cur
rently is under suspension, whil'
such performers as Jimmy Blood
worth. Hills Layne. Stan Gale, Bos
Repass and Charley Letchas eithe
are second basemen or third base
men.
Evening star., 1941-12-06


jimmies
Ritinski, Santilh Sabasteanski. Sar-
tori, Hudacek, PieculeWicz, Andrejco,
-FilipoWicz-had enough? Why, that's
only a glance at the first team.
But Missouri respects Fordham as
a team as tough to get through as
1t is to pronounce.
Missouri Coach Happy.
1t is only natural that Jim Crowley,
one of the Four Horsemen, employs
the Notre Dame system of attack.
This makes Missouri's coach, Don
Faurot. very happy.
He thinks he can beat it.
Michigan State used it. The IT,
gers walked away with 1910 vic
tory.
The fact that Fordham works be-
hind this system is every particle
of information Faurot has on the
team Not one Fordham game was
secuted, and Faurot doesn't give a
hang.
Feel He's Better Off.
He points out that he is much
better off than two seasons ago,
when Missouri PLAYED Georgia Tech
in the Orange Bowl. Missouri en-
tered the game without an inkling
of what to expect in the way of an
offense or defense from the South
erners. The score showed it 21-7 for
Tech.
So Faurot figures he's one-up to
start with this time.
On the other hand, Crowley had
every New York U. game secuted
this season. This would mean Mis-
souri, was given the once-over
when it defeated the Violets, 26-0.
Now. If Mr.. Crowley foresaw a pos
sible meeting between his Rams and
Missouri, he has enough notes to
make a homecoming bonfire.
But lot of new plays have been
added since then.
Bob Steuber, Harry Ice and red
headed Wade-the INT. trio which
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Toronto Leufs to Meet
Montreal Six Tonight
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The two Canadian members Of the
National Hockey League take over
the spotlight tonight, with the
Toronto Leafs expected to defeat
Montreal and climb into a first
place deadlock with Boston in the
only scheduled game.
While all this goes on north OF
the border, the Bruins will be getting
ready for their clash with the New
York Rangers in Madison Square
Garden tomorrow.
Montreal keeps right on travelling
after visiting Toronto and takes on
the Red Wings tomorrow night, and
the Brooklyn Americans are at Chi"
cago In another Sabbath tilt.
Evening star., 1941-12-06

personally has accounted for most
of Missouri's mile and a half of
yardage along the ground-are pass
ers. They are good enough so
Fordham cannot bunch up defense
against the T formation. which
springs them off to touchdowns.
without leaving itself vulnerable to
aerials.
This air threat, coupled with the
running power, is Missouri's key to
success.
In oil. Crowley should be per-
turbed. He never has faced a T
formation such as Misosuri's.
But his Rams have plenty OF
buck. Did some one say buck fe-
yer? Maybe it was Pitt.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Mccoy Drubs Spormotes
And Is Given q Day Off
nv the Associsted presx

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Young Kid
Mccoy Of Detroit. training for his
10-round fight with Fritzie Zivic
here Friday. pummeled several spar
mates so severely yesterday that
Manager Joe Gould gave him a day
of today.
Zivic. the former welterweight
king who hopes to gain another title
scrap with Fred (Red) Cochrane,
will arrive Monday from Pittsburgh
to complete his training
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Tackle That Costs 7acs Team Loop Lame Caps Grid Season Ode
Win, Lose or Draw
Looking Back to Thot Night in Nav
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.

note from Izzy Kline the trainer that
buooy Baer back in the East again preparing
ary engagement for championship Joe
Louis 'Ihls time adds Izzy "Buddyll have a jab"
Nearly eight months will
IN Gfnth Stadium
licked anybody worthwhile nearly took the title experienced
punching Negro licked
the night Buddy sugged Louis
him he
although one
noCo nS characteristic until possible
LOUIS ner embarrassment
champion might have fallen
getting back IN time As it Louis craWled
OBVIOUSLY
In the sixth round Louis finally Buddy
the bell didn't help Buddy
possibly on lis
Evening star., 1941-12-06
G. P. O. RiHemen Score
Third Win in League

Three victories in four matches
fired this season is the record
boasted by Government Printing
Office rifle team. Latest win on the
G. P. o. string was over Mount
Rainier Christian Church. 1,049-817
in a District Rife League match
fired at the N. r. A. range.
Hurbert Cook led sharpshooters
with 270. while F. Miller topped the
losers with 257.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Dons Facing Tough Foe
In Mississippi State
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-The
University of San Francisco Dons get
a chance to establish themselves as
famous footballers when they meet
The Mississippi State College Maroons
before some 10000 fans in Kezar
Stadium today.
The Southerners, Southeastern
Conference champions, are 3 to l
favorites to stifle the ambitions of
the Dons who. in winning their last
five games, established local repu-
tation for deceptive high-sooring
play.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Tulsa u. Grid Star
In2HoIiduy Games
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated fTesS.
TULSA, Dec. 6 - Charley
Greene, University of Tulsa cap
tain, is taking q double dose Of
holiday football.
With permission from univer-
sity officials. the big tackle will
play on the Southern team in the
North-South all-star contest at
Montgomery, Ala, December q,
then fly to Ell Paso, Tex, to join
his teammates for the Sun Bowl
game.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Don Meade Will Leave
For Florida Next Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Don Meade,
who has booted home 2l0 track
winners this season, is recovering
from a severe dental operation, but
will leave next week for Florida and
the opening of Tropical Park, De-
cember 20.
Meade will free-lance at Florida
since Walter Chrysler, to whom the
South Dakotan is bound by contract,
will race his horses later in the sea-
son,
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Petworth Quint Scores

Petworth A. c. basket ball team
defeated Greenbelt. 1924, in a pre-
liminary to the professional game
last night at Turner's Arena. Henry
Morus was high man with ID points.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Bonto Of Eagles Aims to Show
Redskins They Passed Up Ace
Three Former Hoyos Also Help to Make
Invading Pro Grid Team Formidable
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

Redskin castofs desire show his EXPOSES and the
hankengs of three Georgetown University products shine
debuts their alma matters home grdron make the
Philadelphia Eagles something than seup
last football Of the local
Inasmuch Jim Casga Lou Ghecas and will be
Evening star., 1941-12-06
SPORTS Mirror
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year gao-Jake Powell.
outfielder, sold by New York
Yankees to San Francisco OF
Pacific Coast League.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Rams Give Missouri One Fear:
Can't Pronounce Foes Names
Tigers Coach Confident He Can Cross
Notre Dame System With His T


COLUMBIA Mo, Dec Gwen Missouris sorreltopped Maurice
Wade sophomore running star getting hairs the
Mention Fordham and you get shudder return. The
Tigers plenty worried.
They afraid they won't be able
their rivals when and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Pass Buck on Lighting
Oregon Highway Falls

FoRTLAND-The United states
forest service Vas passed the
buck Of Illuminating Multnomah
falls by the Oregon state highway
commission.
The Bonneville American Legion
post made the request to the COM
mission, but the commission indi-
Gated 1t would pass the request on
TO the forest service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Green Wants Nominal
Fee for AFL Members

WASHINGTON - Preside [
William Green OF the American
Federation Of Labor said here he
was .strennously endesvorngs to
persuade AL local unions 10
charge a nominal initiation fee
for new members securing en-
pioymsnt on AL closed shop de-
fsnse contracts.
Green also said the AL has
taken definite sction within the
limits Of our authority to estah-
lish uniform fees for national and
international unions. thus placing
q limit on the maximum amount
that can be charged by strong
unions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
TERMED HITIFRS
FIRST SET RACK

Only the deliosey Of IN. anti
German domestic situation in jug.
oslsvia. with the threat Of civil
war approaching reality. could
have forced the fuehrer to agree
10 such terms II 10 Hitler's first
setback at the hands of a small
nation.
BY compelling the fuehrer
TO relinquish his plan TO use
Jugoslasis a. . military base,
the Belgrade government has
given important help 10 Great
Britain and Greece. For, IN
Germany attacks Greece. 10
can only he by the difficult
Bulgar routes.
Russia's influence probably has
been Of considerable help to Jugo-
slavia in tho holdout against Ger
many. The exchange Of pledges
between Russia and Turkey prom
isinE the Turks Stains non-helli-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Sentence Porolee
For Auto Theft

CENTRAIlA - Bernard Burge-
son of Everett, parolee from Mon
roe reformatory. late Tuesday Was
sentenced to Is years at that insti-
tuition on his plea of guilty on an
automobile theft charge.
He was arrested March Is while
driving car owned by Mrs Har-
riet Goff of Centralia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

The conditions o. the trinl. Al.
lance provide that any signstory
shall use political. economic and
military means 70 assist any other
signstory If attacked BY any power
now al pesee Assuming this same
wordsge Is contained in the pact
negotiated at Vienna. Jugoslavia Is
hound to help any Of its eonfeder-
ates II attacked. for instance. by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
WORD SUSCEPTIBLE
To VARIOUS MEANINGS

However. ne werd attacked =
susceptible n VARIOUS internrsfa.
tons At tks san. tine. re
means for contributing help Il
not defined and dces rot neees-
sarily include helligereney. Thus
there are leorholes for evasion.
even II the triple alliance doe. not
contain a secret escape clause. -
has been reported
The most important fact sssoei-
sted With The Vienna ceremony Is
the open. written pledge 10 respect
Jugoslav sovereignty and territory
and not io send troops through
Jugoslsyia. made by tho German
Foreign Minister Joachim Won RIB
bentrop. The Belgrade govern
ment has scored an important sue
cess by thus placing Germany On
record 10 keep troops off Jugoslsv
soil II Hitler were II break this
promise. the Jueoslsv army would
he free 10 fight for national rights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

ssrsnt support. n Ire event that
Turkey = attacked. xss announced
n Ire eve II Iuxexisxiss men,
hsfshir u ihs triple alliance
Tes timing - re ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

: n e.. significant than the psct.
itzslf. Rusxis's Increasing display
- unsszins<s ever Balkan develop.
nsent Garnet - 1T - Germany.
Ser - : - nnszs1nasrsssoa -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

osake Asfsuoss. Jarsns foreign
minister. Who sss berg received
- stain n Moscow. - fhe same
the thaf 10 antI=f.ernan Russo
Turkish accord -. eelnk prepared
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

Fer proclamation - tAe Nnrla.
Iaxaeiaxls hss thrust = ~ Entn
- smooth working - fkr triple
alliance = Southeastern EuFnr<.
nth susss.s nnHrunt<d approval
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Jugoslav Pact Diplomatic Success
Regard attached Pledge as Rebuff
For Hitler, But Not a Military One

JnEosssiss adhesion II tn. alliance
for Adof Hitler but the attached pledge
German troops through Jugoslsv territory
military rebuff Tor Hitler amounting strategic The Jnso
saVs have emerged from their Selfrespec than
the other Balkan countries that pressed alliance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

re UnIt.i States. Russia OF Tur.
lev
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