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Evening star., 1941-04-10

cate and lacy and velvety Of erumb As that Of
\ blue-ribbon winning loaf at the State Fair.
That wheat can be one of mans finest natu-
raj foods-there Is no question. But until now
it has never been possible to give you ALL the
rich benefits of wheat in 4 bread all people
,Oosld eat. Or, fit for all people to sot
A Mining Engineer
SoIrss The Problem
Despite fortunes spent, no miller ever found,
without losing precious vitamins and minerals,
how to get rid of wheat's bad outer, bitter,
and indigestible, splintery Skin" Then came
this epochal and far-reaching discovery.
In the "flotation" process, which separates
the dross from the gold of the hills, Theodore
Earle, mining engineer and inventive genius,
at last found the clue toward separating the
bad from the gold of the plains.
First, scientists Of leading university set
out to prove the new health values; milling
and baking experts of the Continental Baking
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Terps Look 10 DuVaN,
Wright 10 Make Tilt
Real Contest
Much Depends on UIman's
Kicking; Blue Devils
Are Three Deep

On the theory that an aroused
football team is dangerous if it has
something on the ball to 60 with its
enthusiasm, Maryland appears to
have an outside chance of upsetting
Duke tomorrow at Baltimore in what
well may be the Terps' most impor-
tant game of the season
Around town unSentimental dope
sters who pick their winners on cold,
calculating figures, like Duke by
margins ranging from three to five
touchdoWns, but if Maryland's men,
tai attitude is a criterion it'll be a
lot closer than that. Everybody on
the squad seems to sense an upset
in the wind and when a team feels
that way and gets a fair share OF
the breaks it can be a hot hombre
TO handle.
Big IFS" to Be Considered.
There are some big ifs TO be
considered, Of course, and probably
the most important concerns punt
ing. II Bernie Ulman even ap-
proacheS the long distance form he
displayed against Hampden-Sydn
a couple of weeks ago it will be a
help. But if Ulman is slow in get
ting the ball away he may be q
liability.
If Jack Wright gets help from his
mates in carrying the ball that Will
mean lot to the Terps. The burly
red-head played SO minutes of the
Western Maryland game and worked
like truck horse and if he has to
go the same route against Duke he'll
finish like a truck horse in a g.
furlong sprint. One man simply
can't carry the burden alone against
Wallace WadeS power house.
Finally. If Mearle du Vail gets
enough protection to take his time
in picking out a potential pass re-
ceiver he'll give the Blue Devil
secondary fits with those long. ac-
curate pegs. Maryland intends to
do lot of aerial bombing tomorrow
and the Baltimore boy will be chief
bombardier. Nobody will deny that
he can chuck that apple All he
needs is somebody to catch it.
81 in Duke Squad.
Maryland has regained the serv-
Ices of Bob James. sophomore left
end, and Fullback Jack Mier for the
game. Mier will understudy Wright
and James is certain to see action.
The Terps were to Timber up in a
light workout at College Park this
afternoon and were in good physical
condition.
Duke is due in Baltimore tomorrow
morning with squad of "a players
This makes the Blue Devils three
deep in every position.
Wade's warriors are top-heavy
favorites, but it's a good spot for an
upset. L. F. A.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Meck|ey Meets Davy
For N. A. Women's
Links LaureIs
Prove Capital Boosts
Better Foir Golfers
Than Maryland

There cannot be any question now
that the feminine golfers around
Washington are the top players in
the State Of Maryland. Mrs. Betty
P. Meckley Of Kenwood and Mrs.
Myron Davy of Columbia, two Of
Washington'S leading women golf
ers, battled today over the Five
Farms Course of the Baltimore
Country Club with the women's Mid
die Atlantic championship at stake.
Their match was a repetition of the
final round in the Maryland women's
championship last June at Chevy
Chase. In that tourney, Mrs. Meek
ley triumphed on the home green.
Baltimore women are having a
tough time winning their own State
title and the Middle Atlantic. Mrs.
Jerome Sloman brought the Middle
Atlantic title TO Baltimore last year,
but previously Washington women
had been almost uniformly victori-
Gus. Among the Washington victors
in this important sectional tourna-
ment have been Mrs. Meckley. Mrs
Walter r. Stokes. Helen Dettwiler
and Marion Brown.
Mrs Meckley won her way to the
final the hard way, going to the Goth
hole to beat Mrs. T. E. Schulderberg
OF Baltimore yesterday. Mrs. Davy
meanwhile, had an easier path into
the ultimate round. beating Mrs
Harry c. Trace. and 2.
Next Monday at Congressional
Washington women will meet a
Baltimore team in an intercity
match. with Mrs. Davy serving as
captain of the local outfit.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORMAN, Okla. Oct. 10.-Ec-
centric Dewey Luster, the Okla
homa Sooners new football coach
who answers to the awful nick
name of Shorter, is the littlest,
biggest worrier in America.
He's worried away S pounds
over his game with mighty
Texas at Dallas tomorrow and at
this rate will be dried up and
blown away before the season
ends.
Shorter has only 1876 pounds to
start with, packed solidly in )
foot s inch frame. He is the
smallest head coach ever seen in
these parts. !.
This mild-appearing. bespec-
tacled little fellow has fellow
tag along behind him on the
practice field with a thermos OF
coffee, Shorter slipping cup
when he feels an idea for a new
play coming on.
He's a deacon at the Norman
St. Johns Episcopal Church, abb
hors swearing passed q rule
against 1t. But q weak damn
rumbled up one day when .
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Second Term Looms
For Mrs. WeibIe
As Golf Leader
w. D. G. A. to Nominate
Slate Tuesday; Bonus
Tourney Planned

Feminine golfers will get together
Tuesday afternoon at Kenwood. fol-
lowing the Presidents plate tourna-
ment, to choose a nominating COM
mittee, which in turn will select the
1912 slate of officers for the Wom-
ems District Golf Association.
Monday a Washington feminine
team will meet a BaltiNor> team at
Congressional in a reNmpticS of
the intercity feud ana TuesdaS
present and past officers o. the FEM
mime association will gather at Ken
wood for their annual closet tour
nament.
So successful have the women's
events been this year in point of
money paid in entry fees that the
gals now are talking about bonus
tournament to spend in prizes the
extra money taken in. Sales of
budget books and entry fees have
reached new high this year. The
bonus tourney is not certain, but
may be held, according to Mrs. Wal
ter L. Weible, president of the aSso-
citation.
Mrs. Weible probably will be re-
nominated for a second term as
president of the association. al
though the choice will rest with the
nominating committee. which must
make its report by early November
If the custom OF. other years is fol-
lowed the president will serve two
terms.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Thomas, Houghton Doomed as Golf Champs
ondcop Whocked scibes Bowling Operators Party

orators around town "a crowd Of
kindly gents who dote on making
friends) will toss the party with
the pro golfers and sports writer's
as guests. 1t will be staged at
Kenwood October 13 and Green
keeper Jack Athey even now Is
letting the rough grow to make
matters tougher for the sports
writers-as if that is necessary.
Thomas and Houghton, as a
team, won't win the l94l tour
nament. That is all settled now.
They won't win unless Houghton
plays the Kenwood course in
about 55 strokes. For the Handi-
cap Committee, with picture Of
Thomas loaded down with cups,
golf balls and jugs of miscel-
laneous liquid won as a result
of his good CD golf and Hough-
tons skill before them, have
performed an amputation on
Thomas handicap. The tip is
out that Rod will go to the post
with less than half his original
handicap of II strokes, and that
he and Houghton will have a
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Aroused Maryland Out Surprise Heavily Duke Baltimore Fray
Tulane, Texas, Fordhom, Penn,
Notre Dame, Stanford, B. c.
Among Football Choices

Army-Virginia Military: Taking
Army but with no real assurance.
Northwestern Wisconsin: The
Badgers will have to do better than
they did against Marquette even to
stay in this ball game. North.
western.
Strings With Temple. az
Temple Georgetown: stringing
along with Temple.
Dartmouth-Colgate: Appears to
be a real battle. Colgate, narrowly.
Harvard Cornell: Seems Harvard
won't prove just how good 1t is until
November. Cornell.
Princeton Columbia: Plenty Of
savvy and no depth on this typical
Lou Little-coached Columbia out
At. Picking Columbia.
Syracuse-Holy Cross: The Orange
wasted its opportunities in the Cor
nell game. Awaiting proof of q
change in that direction. Holy Cross,
Michigan State Marquette: On
what it showed last week. Marquette.
Nebraska Kansas: The HuSkers
may have real trouble here. Still,
Nebraska
Missouri-Kansas State: Taking
Missouri.
Baylor-Arkansas: Guessing again.
Baylor.
Kentucky-Vanderbil: You figure
this one. Well resort to the hat. and
out comes Vanderbilt
Louisiana State Mississippi State:
L. S. U. has shown nothing so far to
indicate it can halt the conquerors
Of Alabama. Mississippi State.
George Washington Washington
and Lee: Strictly on the Generals
fine showing against Kentucky last
week. w. and L.
Furman- North Carolina State.
Sooner or later this Furman outfit
is going to click. Furman, doubt
fully.
South Carolina WAKE Forest.
Your guess is as good as mine. Wake
Forest.
Virginia Richmond: Taking vir-
ginia.
HOva Defeat Influences.
william and Mary Virginia Tech:
The Gobblers' conquest of George.
town influences this vote for Vir-
ginia Tech.
California-Sant Clara: That Call
ifornia bubble really burst last week
Still this should be close. Santa
Clara.
Southern California Oregon:
Maybe the Trojans can bounce back
after that Ohio State rout. but It's
doubtful. Oregon
Washington State-W Washington.
Extremely even, it appears. WASH
ington.
Skipping over the chalklines 9TH
erwise: Duquesne over Manhattan:
Penn State over Bucknell: Brown
over Rhode Island State: Rutgers
over Lehigh: West Virginia over
West Virginia Wesleyan; Detroit
over Central Michigan; Southern
Methodist over College of Pacific:
Citadel over Presbyterian Alabama
over Howard Auburn over Louisi-
ana Tech: Tennessee over Dayton:
Davidson over Sewanee; Utah over
Wyoming Colorado over Utah
State; Denver over Brigham Young;
U. c. L. A. over Montana.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Not in the memory OF the Oldest
member of the Columbia Country
Club has there been throughout the
long history of that big links or
ganiZation a club title tournament
which has seen so many upSetS as
the affair which moved into its
semifnal phase today.
Some funny things have happened
in previous club championships at
Columbia, but the men who sit on
the terrace overlooking the home
green in their comfortable sun
chairs cannot recall the parade of
upsetS which has marked the cur
rent title event in Washington's
Biggest club championship, in point
OF :.umbers entered.
Co-favorites Eliminated.
Before the tourney got under way
Earle Skinker and Martin F. Nc
Carthy rated as co-favorites to win
the title. Today both are out of
the tourney, and the names you look
for as the affair nears its end are
missing. We mean Skinker and Nc
Carthy and Tommy Webb. Tommy
even has been licked in the consola-
ton. He won the title three years
ago.
After Earle Skinker whipped Nc
Carthy in the opening round
Wednesday the locker room dope
sterS tabled 20-year-old Earle as
the new champ. Who can lick
him?" they asked. The answer to
that one lay in the hot CLUBS OF Ray
Swearingen. who has, been playing
good brand of golf around CO.
lumbia and the neighboring clubs
for a couple of years now. Ray
caught Earle a little off the keen
edge the youngster had when he
whipped Martin Mccarthy. and put
the crusher on the Skinker BOY
yesterday on the sixteenth green.
Today's semifinal rounds shape up
this way: Comdr. Thomas o.
Brandon VS.. George F. Miller, E. J.
Farrelly VS.. Ray Swearingen.
Brandon May Make 1t Triple.
Brandon is the Navy officer who
has been touted by the boys in the
golf shop as a possible winner. II
he does win. he will make the
Brandon family the top golf trio
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Skins Face No Setup
In SfeeIer Eleven
Al Pittsburgh
Fee Sunday Gained More
Against Gionts Than
CopitoI Team Did
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

Those Steelers the Redskins
meet in their first road game at
Pittsburgh Sunday took a l7-point
worse beating from the New York
Giants than the Skins did, but
They gained IA yards more rush.
ing against the Giant line than the
Redskins did, 49 yards more by
passing and made two more first
downs.
All of which indicates that it
doesn't behoove the Skins to take
their next foes too lightly, regard
less of the record which shows the
Steelers still seeking their first VIC
tory. A fourth-quarter rush, dur
ing which it scored three touch
downs, was responsible for New
York's ultimate 27-point margin last
Sunday, Pittsburgh being behind
only l0-17 as the third period
ended.
Two New Steeler Stars.
Buff Donnelli didn't find too many
outstanding freshmen on his hands
when he gave up his job at Duquesne
TO coach the Steelers, but q couple
of them were Standouts and good
enough TO play on almost any team
In the league. One of them, Half
back Art Jones. from the University
OF Richmond, was Bert Bells first
choice in the draft last winter and
the ex-Spider is said to be living
up to the reputation he fashioned
in Old Dominion circles. He is 6
feet and weighs 1874, not exactly
small, even for pro back.
PittSburghs other outstanding
rookie is John Schiechl. Santa
Clars's an-America nominee last
year. Schiechl, a 0-pounder, who
also stands inches over feet.
has been sharing the snapper back
duties with Charley Cherundolo, an
eX-Penn State star obtained in
trade from the Rams, and Maui
rice Moose Harper. who had been
with the Eagles for four years.
Skins to Face Old Timers.
The Redskins will find such IA
miliar faces as Boyd Brumbaugh.
Jay Arnold. Dick Rifle, Don Looney
and Dick BaSsi at Forbes Field Sun
day, but none half so apt to spell
their doom in a close game as Ar
mand Niccolai. the old place-kicking
tackle from Duquesne. Niccolai is
% years old, but last year wound
up with the second best field goal
in the league.
Coach Ray Flaherty will herd
the Skins aboard the lis o'clock
train'for Pittsburgh tomorrow. Sun
day morning special train for
several hundred fans will leave
here at Gas, getting 10 Pittsburgh
in plenty of time for the 2 O'Clock
kickoff.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

further handicap in being paired
with Redskin Willie DiSmer.
All the lads will be the guests
of the bowling alley operators at
dinner following the golf tourney
and Witty Cox again will be the
POSTMASTER. That in itself in
sures success, for Witty has the
knack of stopping speechmakers
with curt sentence and with
no offense meant. He stopped
Thomas so cold last year that
when Rod rose to tell how he
won the tourney he set an all
time record for saying nothing.
He was on his feet five minutes
and didn't say word. 1t was
the high spot Of the evening.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Hunrohun-Juckso Loft
Hos 200-MiIe Winner

A bird from the loft of Hanrahan
& Jackson took first place in the
200-mile young pigeon race from
Roanoke conducted by National Cap
ital Racing Pigeon Concourse. More
than 800 birds from IS lofts were en-
tered.
Summaries in yards per minute:
Hanrahan & Jackson. 1,35927 Sproes.
ser, l.35S91 Silver Loft. 1,Ij7.41; Ran
Silver Loft l,35351; Rowe, 1851 .S3;
Sproesser. l,35050: Yates. 1,34S -, Miss
Eva Loft, l.34sO3: GlaZer. l.34 90 4,
HUNT. 1,:f5.:IO; Miss Eva Loft. / -; i. ::
Vollmer. ,:i42 -: Good, $40 go. Christy.
13392S FierStein 1883 10, Friendship
Loft, 1,334.1j: PolanSEy, l,333.61; Frey.
1888 81: Haste, ,;i3,! 33: Rupert l.
33l l07: Bird. !; 81 ;: Turowski, III -;
Edwards, i,3l6i5; B. F. Miller. i.ji 20;
Mills l,3l096; Sterzer, I,3OS O6; Reid.
l,307.S0; Fields. 1.30; 40; George Thomas,
1,3O320: Moore, l.3O2 l3; Mount Rainier
Loft, l.299.21; De -Atley, l.299.lS; Cana
van, I,2a6 So; Manor Loft. 1895 So;
Haber. ,244 80: Brana. ,293.23 Robey'
1899 IS; SCheuch l.2S6.61; Arbuthkot,
1879 81; Lehr, 1.21645 Lyons, l.263 90;
Troth, l,259.4O; CLANCY l.25340: Tomp-
kins, 1850 9s Mathews. l,255,07: Fed
herty. I.234 u. Matson, 222 %; RICE,
1.1a4.35 Fulcher. ll93.35; De Binder
Booth. i158a6 Bis@sf &ol2 M'Ha' Bros iii33 ii3
Mccoy, LILLE; Fry, 1,1U9.17; Albrit-
tain, 1,0s6.25.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Combined Ground, Air
Gains Make Virginia S
Dudley Grid Leader
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Oct. 10-Bill Dudley.
VirginiaS sensational back. heads
the Nations ball carriers in COM
bined gains by rushing and passing,
according to statistics compiled by
the American Football Statistical
Bureau He was second in rushing
and fifth in passing.
In 43 trips with the ball he piled
up 28l yards In passing he COM
pleted u out OF 20 for 1T yards.
making a grand total of 1913 yards
gained. He handled the ball a total
of SO times.
Grigas of Holy Cross tops the
rushers with 1923 total, while Can
TIM of Carnegie Tech is the leading
passer with 20 completions in So
attempts for 265 yards.
Leading punter thus far is Au-
burns Gafford who averaged 48
yards on five boots.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

freshman ball carrier out-ma-
neuvered a varsity man. Shorter
sprinted around the track for
punishment.
That Shorter handle was at
tached in 1916 when he was a
freshman gridder for Oklahoma.
He came weaving up the field,
sounding all the world like q
locomotive.
He has been coaching 19 years,
six of which were spent as line
and backfield coach at Oklahoma.
He holds both B. A. and IL. B.
degrees at the Sooner school.
His new football alignments
are the "A" and box formations,
which he picked up from the New
York Giants pro club last year
while guest coach. The "A"
stresses deception and ball hid
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Sooners' Little Luster Biggest Grid Worrier
Five of 1856 Pounds Shed os Coach Ponders Texas Tilt

ing, widens and weakens the de-
fense for swift-striking power,
the aim being to conceal the ball
until the spread-out defense Is
punctured.
Use of the "a" has labelled
Shorter as the Big Six mystery
man.
Shorter replaces Tom Stidham,
who went to Marquette, and be-
lieves in starting out the hard
way, for the Sooners' schedule
would shiver even Minnesota.
Two weeks ago it was 19 to VIC
tor over the Oklahoma Aggies.
There's Texas tomorrow, Santa
Clara and a big game with Mar
quette later on. All this and the
Big Six competition, too. Mis-
ter, that's an ambitious begin
ming.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Choice
Over Veteran Day
In Chicago Ring
Winner Will Be Roted
Strong Lightweight
Title Contender
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Davey Day of
Chicago, 2e-year-old veteran of II
fights, will go into the ring tonight
as the underdog in his 10-round bat
tie with Bob Montgomery, Phila-
delphia Negro.
Montgomery has won 10 straight
victories this year, including a de-
ciSion over Lew jenkins. lightweight
champion, in New York, in a. nom
title fight last May.
Day hasn't had fight since out
pointing Billy MarqUart in Chicago
last February.
The fight, expected to draw 10000
spectators, will inaugurate the in
door boxing season at Chicago
Stadium.
The winner will qualify as an OUT
standing contender for the light
weight title.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
WouId-Be Mat Xmas
Led by Ernie Dusek,
Victor Over FraIey

Ernie Dusek is first in line for
Promoter Joe Turner's proposed
heavyweight elimination tourna-
ment to find an opponent for a
championship match here against
whoever is champion.
Tentative plans call for matching
winners for several weeks until an
outstanding challenger is decided
Dusek won last night over Pat
Fraley in the co-feature, getting the
decision after Pat was forced to re-
tire with hurt wrist.
In the other match taking top
billing, Carol Starr defeated Celia
Blevins in 10 minutes with a body
press.
Nanjo Singh won over Fred Grob-
mier, Joe Cox defeated Frank Jud-
son and Maurice La Chappelle
pinned Jim Austeri.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Wright Will Receive
Belt EmbIematic Of
Boxing Crown

The age-old custom Of awarding
belts to ring champions will be re-
vived at Uline Arena Tuesday night
where Chalky Wright will receive
one emblematic of his New York
State featherweight title.
The presentation will be made BY
Nat Fleischer, editor of Ring Maga-
zine.
Wright was to train today at the
Apollo A. c. gym. Leo Kodak, his
partner in the 10-round bout head
lining Tuesdays show. was due this
afternoon from Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
BY HERB BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Climbing
out on the football limb and waiting
patiently for the drop that's sure
TO come.
Rice-Tulane: No weakness in this
Tulane machine that any one has
discovered so far. Maybe Rices
Owls will come up with the answer,
but this corner. for one, will have
to be shown. Tulane.
Texas-Oklshoma Dana Bibles
Texans boast a good line, flock of
talented backs, headed by Pete
Layden and Jack Grain, and plenty
of scoring punch. Oklahoma s played
only one game and remains a ques-
tion mark. Maybe it'll be an ex-
clamation point after Saturday.
Until then, Texas
Georgia Tech-Notre Dame: Tech
scared the ears Of Notre Dame in
that 1920 business a year ago. This
may be another scare. but there
appears to be too much depth in this
Notre Dame squad for the Engineers
in the long run Notre Dame.
North Carolina -Fordham: Ford
ham nearly got its ears pinned back
by S. M. U. a week ago. Maybe
that experience will do the highly
touted Rams some good. They rate
pronounced nod over North
Carolina in any case.
A Prophets Nightmare.
Oregon State Stanford; These
games in the North are a football
guessers nightmare. State was good
enough to whip Washington week
ago and should give Stanford a
battle. Hesitatingly. Stanford.
Minnesota Illinois: Obviousl
Illinois is improved, but this doesn't
appear the spot for Gopher beat
ing. Minnesota.
Georgia Mississippi Would prefer
to dodge this one. This is pivotal
test for Georgia. for if the Bulldogs
get past Ole Miss they may wind un
unbeaten. Ole Miss has Hapes and
Hovious: Georgia has Frankie Sink
wich. Boy, the coin. On the spin
Georgia.
Yale-Penn: The season probably
will see no more spirited rally than
Yale's 2l-point second half drive to
beat Virginia. But Penn seems to
have unlimited punch. Well take
Penn.
Navy-Lafayette: Shouldn't bt
more than a good workout for Navy
Maryland-Duke: Ditto for Duke
Boston College Appears
to be a real dog fight and the guess
here is Boston College.
New York U.-Texas A and NJ.
No real line on the Texans yet but
this ballot is cast for them
Michigan-Pitt: The Panthers may
make it close, but even that Is SUBJ
ject to doubt. Michigan.
Indiana Texas Christian: In
diana's lost two tough ones; Chris
tian's won two Of the same variety
All of which means precisely moth
ing. Out of the hat, Texas Christian
Florida -Villanova: Villanova sup
posedlv is one of the strong teams
in the East. Accepting that, at least
for the time being, Villanova, but II
should be close
Evening star., 1941-10-10

Defending Champions Rod
Thomas and Al Houghton have
gone into training for defense
of their sports writers-golf pro-
fessional championship in an
affair that undoubtedly will turn
out to be the usual weird exhi-
bition of how not to play golf.
Rod is training by not playing
golf and Houghton has. been
working out at Beaver Dam to
hold up his end, which he did in
shipshape fashion last year by
stroking an immaculate SO at
Kenwood.
Again the bowling alley op-