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Evening star., 1941-02-25
The Niqht When Bolton Took Powder

happened right that
dining touch We adm1ng from
Bolton Wreled stabbed his steaks
into submission
this particular evening Clifton in rare FORM displaying
zest maSmuch Bolton
shrimp cocktail through
a his mouth said:
much of after tonight don't feel
good"
of Zh sticking the 10 pitchers 1t
The morning Manager Bucky
Bolton who the threshold OF promising
vanished into the night
He healthy mortal could hope to but
elf lust packed up literally $1,000
Somebody N. little
proCe
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Ston CoyeIeskie-He Raised Minnows

the when Stanley CoVeeSkIe was CeVe
frequency
he
he little This
Mr.
dedicated
could learn neither Stanley
bath during the entire training period
We though, when Yves Ferel professional
clubown
the national
the eighteenth hole of match parked his
his blond
a Ferrel had the
TO pause kill myself you'll find the
owe pocket" continued to dent the
1000 for ball player and
haveh a golf
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Dogs, Handlers Fret
As Snow Postpones
National Trials
Now Slated Tomorrow;
Courses Treocherous
And Bereft of Gume
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Feb.
24-Handlers who've nursed their
dogs into the pink of condition
fretted futIely today as the opening
day schedule of the national field
trials was buried under an inch
deep snow.
Judges decreed poStponement until
tomorrow of the morning and after
noon heats because of the heavy
snowfall, which continued all morn
ing, leaving the 8-mile-long courses
treacherouS and bereft of birds.
Weather and terrain permitting.
the first heat will start at 9 am
Tuesday over the rolling acres of
the vast Hobart Ames plantation.
That brace, a pointers duel,
will match Homewood Stardust,
owned by H. M. Curry, jr., of Pitts
burgh, and Equigin, long-haired
entry of the Dr. T. G. Reed Kennels
of Charleston. w. Va.
The afternoon round will brace
pair of pointers. Hows Chances.
owned by o. E. Massy of Mount
Holly. N. c., and Homerun Airport,
the entry of Miss Claude L. Phelps
of Alden, S. c.
Because of the heavy list of en-
tries-36-Meet Secretary r. H Scott
said the Linner's Purse would be
boosted from $1,000 to $500
The trials, with four dogs running
daily, are scheduled to last nine
days. In the event of a second series
runoff, the meet would not be con-
cluded until the end of next week
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Terps in Spring Grid Practice
ShuffIed by Coaching Trio

II there are going to be any
changes in Marylands football
coaching setup they were not evident
yesterday when the Terps reported
for spring practice. Jack Faber, Al
Woods and Al Heagy, the gentlemen
who handled the squad last year,
again we're at the helm and they
didn't act like it was a temporary
arrangement.
There will be some tranSpoSition
of players, however, for they started
with Don Shockey, a fullback last
season, reporting with the Inemen
and Luther Conrad, an end, return
ing to guard. Shockey ripped loose
his thigh muscles kicking off in an
early season game and never re-
gained his old form, so he's going
back to the line, from whence he
came, where his Drawn will come in
handy.
Line Coach Heagy has a suspicion
Conrad will develop into another
Mike Surgent or Bill Wolfe, and the
Terps can use all the guards of this
caliber they can lay their hands on.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Barons Gain Revenge
On Landon as Fine
Season kears End

When Bethesda Chevy Chase
Highs basket ball team finishes the
season Friday against the Sherwood
High five. one of the finest records
ever attained will be recorded by
the Barons who now have won 18
of their % games.
One of these defeats, 1914
upset by Landon earlier in the sea-
son. was avenged yesterday as the
Barons played an air-tight defensive
game to romp over their nearby
rivals, q to 9, on the losers court.
With both teams employing the
zone defense, outside shots were
the deciding factor, and as Dick
Poerstel counted with five goals the
visitors ran up a 1875 half-time
margin that was increased to 1876
after the third stanza.
Center Paul Baker of Landon
scored six of his teams points to
take runnerup scoring honors.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
DeIhuds Wary of Trinity A. C..
In A. A. u. Court Tournament

Launched with an upset, the A.
A. U. basket ball tournament will
continue at Heurich gym tonight
with another four-game card start
ing at 7 o'clock And because Mount
Vernon's crack quint was eliminated
by the Silent Sphinx last night. not
even Delaware & HudSon'S fast
moving five is considered a shoo-in
against Trinity A. c. in the feature
game.
The first of the 145-pound divi-
sion games will open the program
with Jacobsen Florists meeting Y.
M. C. A. Flashes. Three unlimited
contests will round out the evening,
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Dixie Bosketer in Doghouse for Spurning Grid
Mccarthy Yankees Having Greatest Rebuilding Job

Pearson likely to help the Reds?
The general opinion is that Larry
MacPhail pulled a boner in not
availing himself of the first call
on the former Yank"
Pro and con--Is Joe Louis on
the skidS, or is he the same old
Joe Louis? Herewith, we give
you opinions of two of the
smartest minds in the sports
writing profession:
H. G. Salsinger, Detroit News,
says he isn't. He says it is fool
ish to expect a guy to knock out
an opponent in the first two or
three minutes, as the public has
come to expect of Louis.
On the other hand, Dick Cul-
lum of the Minneapolis Times
says:
Evening star., 1941-02-25
PofahI BattIinq
For Job as Nat
Middle Sacker
Failure at Short, He
Enters Scrap With
Myer, BIoodworth
By staff Correspondent of fhs Star.

By Staff Correspondent of rhe Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 25.-Ths
battle for the second base job with
the Nationals will be three
cornered affair, Manager Bucky
Harris announced today as he threV
the cap of young Jimmy Pofahl
into the ring. Pofahl is the short
stop whom the Washington club
purchased for a reported equiv
alent of $4,000 He came from
Minneapolis to play short last year.
but the little fellow not only lacked
a throwing arm but he gave little
indication that he could hit in the
majors.
Before the season was over Po-
fahls position had been occupied
by others and this year Cecil Travis
will be moved from third base to
play shortstop, leaving Jimmy with
out a regular post.
Second Base Worries Bucky.
Harris is worried over second
base. He is ready to count on
Draftee George Archie, from Seattle,
at first base. All Pacific Coast
League reports on Archie have been
flattering. Travis will be adequate
at shortStop, although he is no
Wagner, and Buddy Lewis will re-
turn to third following a year in
the outfeld.
Jimmy Bloodworth and Buddy
Myer originally were slated TO
battle for the second base assign
ment, but Harris is not high on
either Myer is Sc years old and,
since 1885. has been ailing from
time to time Bloodworth has a
certain amount of power at bat for
little man, but he lacks speed
afoot and he is inclined to strike
out often.
I'm going to let Pofahl work out
around second, as well as at short
stop" Harris said. IF he can beat
out Bloodworth and Myer it will be
all right with me"
The Mats plan to retain all three.
The pair failing to win a regular
job will be used for utility duty.
Jimmy Arrives Early.
Pofahl came to camp a week early
when he checked into Orlando last
Sunday, ahead of the other in
felders. He claims that daily hand
ball play strengthened his arm over
the winter but it remains to be seen
whether he will throw better than
he did last year.
The throw from second base Is
shorter. of course, than from short
stop" Harris said, but a second
baseman still needs something of an
arm. especially on double plays.
Anyway. we'll See."
Pofahl played a couple of games
at second base last season, after he
lost his shortstopping job, but he
did not receive enough opportunity
to prove that he could fill the bill.
Meanwhile. the Mats spring
training is proceeding slowly. There
won't be much to see until the main
body arrives on March l and the
rookie pitchers. who are legion, are
called upon to face the hitters.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

Great as he is. Joe has and
always has had his vulnerable
points. When a man comes along
who can make Joe miss and can
punch back, he may suddenly
find where Joe is not the man he
used to be and suddenly is AK
actly the word"
Football picture Col. Bill
Keefe of the New Orleans Times
Picayune thinks the North and
East will be back in the South
plucking football stars they want
to help make the gates click.
That's because of the new South
eastern Conference rule. It's all
right for the Southern boys to go
North. And it's all right for the
Northern boys to go South. The
big idea is-go where the dough
u.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Giants Hopes Hinge Recovery Jurges From Beanng Suffered Last Yea
Win, Lose or Draw
Spring Trunine-It Provides Some Laughs
BY FRANCIS f. STAN,
Star Staff Correspondent,

ORLANDO Fla Feb 25Only few of the who filling
training game
old the rockies these
with national
amusing
dining Orlando
behind back the second hit him
n stomach. KrakauskaS promptly replaced
saw a
worlds looks
but he all
Krakky after nobody told Joe
for meals three times day
a biggest I
making distinction like tribute I'D hate
enough
d ea meal"
Evening star., 1941-02-25
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Well,
here's a little dirt for you
What good Southern basket ball
player is being kept in the dog
house because he wouldn't go out
for football? Names and ad-
dresses on request. Lefty Gomez
was in better physical shape
than any of the Yanks who re-
ported to Joe Mccarthy at st.
Petersburg Monday. Biggest job
confronting any big league man.
ager is Joe McCarthy's-he must
remake an entire ball club.
Today's guest star-Dan Daniel,
N. Y. World Telegram: Every
where I am asked the same old
question. How much Is Monte
Evening star., 1941-02-25

Jacobsen Florists meeting the Airing
ton Maccabees, Bliss Electric TAX
ing on Maryland Sports A. c. and
D. & H. going against Trinity.
Mount Vernon was expected to
take the Silent Sphinx five last
night, but the latter-composed of
players from Gallaudet College
established a half-time lead of 3
points and went on to win, 51-43
Two other games were even, Gen.
sus Bureau nosing out Bethesda
C. c., 1884, and Y. M. c. A. tripping
Gallinger, 47-42. In tn only other
game Walters of Petworth matched
Ludovic's 24-point total as his
mates routed Bellman Fuel, 69-39.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

Conrad was drafted for emergency
duty at the flank last season when
the supply of ends was exhausted.
but the promotion of half dozen
freshmen has relieved the pressure.
permitting the change
Mearle Du Vail. crack paSser, will
not report for spring drills, but will
conflne his athletic activity to base
ball. The Baltimore youngster un-
derwent a successful knee operation
during the Christmas holidays and
will not do anything to bring about
a recurrence of the trouble.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Columbia Basketers
Eve Clear Claim
To Second Spot
Would Goin in Eastern
Circuit at Expense
Of Yale Tonight
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Columbia'S S
Lions, still hopeful of overtakingthe
intercollegiate Basket Ball League
race, seek to move up step tonight
at the expense of the last-place Yale
team.
That's no easy job, for Yale,
despite its record of seven losses in
nine games, has a notably strong Of
fensive team and has been losing
only by narrow margins. In their
previous meeting, Columbia won,
40-38, in an overtime period.
Last Saturdays beating by Dart
mouth dropped Columbia into a Sec
ond-place tie on percentages with
Cornell, but as the Lions have lost
only two games and Cornell three,
Columbia figures to have the better
chance for the title. Dartmouth's
record is one defeat in eight games.
Cornell is the only other league
member scheduled for action to-
IlSIlI, ulctGIllS lIS poWc1lul upoOdeC
rival, Syracuse. Other leading games
in the East send Canisius against
Fordham and st. Joseph'S of In
diana against st. Joseph's of Phila-
delphia.
CaniSiuS, starting a four-game
tour, dropped a 55-53 decision to
Long Island University before 9,452
spectators at Madison Square Gar
den last night. In the other game of
the double le-header, City College beat
Brooklyn College, 1910. Long Is
land overcame a 17-point deficit in
the last IA minutes of play to win
out on Hand Blenders basket in the
last few seconds. 1t was the Black
birds 21st victory in % games.
The Indiana tourists trimmed st.
Francis of Brooklyn, STAT. The only
other major Eastern tilt last night
saw George Washington whip Vir-
ginia Tech, 81 to 81.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Buptizes Herman,
But Picks Reds
By the Associated Press.


NEW ALBANY, Ind, Feb. 25-
The Rev. r. R. Murphy, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of
New Albany, disclosed today he
had baptized Second BaSeman
Billy Herman Saturday night just
before he left for Chicago to join
the Cubs baseball team.
The minister, who played base
ball in college. said he told Her.
man he believed the Cincinnati
Reds would be too much of the
Cubs in the National League pen
nant race.
He didn't reveal what Herman
said.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Baylor Grid Job Goes
To Frank Kimbrouqh,
John S Brother
By the Associated Press.


WACO, Tex, Feb. 24-Franf
Kimbrough, Hardin Simmons Uni
versity coach. today was named head
football coach at Baylor University.
Ralph Wolf. Baylor business man.
ager of athletics, was promoted to
athletic director.
Kimbrough is brother of all
America Back John Kimbrough.
He declined to comment on the
personnel of his staff
Morley Jennings. who quit recently
as Baylor head coach, is slated TO
become athletic director at Texas
archaeological College at Lubbock.
Kimbrough's teams have won Al
games and lost in the last six years.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
More Vitamin Tablets
Bought for Cards
To Pep Training
Dodgers Muneo Shines;
FerreII Cuts Loose
EurIy for Bees
By the Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. Is.
Manager Billy Southworth is
seeing to it that the st. Louis
Cardinals take their pep pills daily.
It's his job to pass out the vitamin
B1 tablets furnished by Boss Sam
Breadon, who is so sold on the idea
that he has ordered $4,000 more
to send to every team in the Car
dinal organization.
The Cards will get three tablets
apiece a day the first 10 days, two
a day thereafter.
HAVANA.-VanM Mungo's arm was
the Brooklyn Dodgers principal
topic of conversation today after
an intra-camp game that was better
forgotten otherwise. Mungo pitched
two innings and looked to be almost
in mid-seaSon form. Manager Leo
Durocher commented afterward
that he really had something on
the ball." and that he used his old
free overland motion. Catcher
Clyde Sukeforth said Van had a
"real live fast ball" Coach Red
Corriden, VINO watched Mungo's
face for signs of a twinge, couldn't
see any.
SAN ANTONIO, Textile Bos-
ton Bees pitching candidates have
accused Veteran Wes Ferrell of
stealing a march on them by doing
most of his spring training in winter.
Ferren cut loose during the opening
workout and amazed some of the
youngsters. Since then, he has been
mobbed by rockies eager to learn his
"nuthin' ball" secrets.
TAMPA, Fla.-The signing of
Johnny Hutchins has rounded out
the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff,
but they're still short on catchers,
with Holdouts Ernie lombard and
Neil Clifford sitting tight in their
neighboring homes at Oakland,
Calf. The Reds Birmingham farm
club has sent couple of catchers
to help Bill Baker and Dick West
with the backstopping.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Chilean in Ring Streak

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (P).-An-
tonic Fernandez of Chile won his
11th successive fight in the United
States by knocking out Dem WAX
erlis of Boston in 2:40 of the third
round last night.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
White Sox Good Setup
Hit by Weather as
Real Toll Starts
Yankees Rookie InfieId
Makes OnIookers Gasp;
Cronin Warns Hurlers
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf. Feb 25.-
Manager Jimmy Dykes had every
thing under control, except the
weather, as the Chicago White Sox
began real practice today. Muddy
uniforms were all the players had
to show for yesterdays opening
drill. Billy Knickerbocker, favored
to win the regular secondbase job,
joined the early starters, although
he wasn't due until Saturday.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-The
batterymen, who usually get all the
attention during the first week of
training, appear in for a bad time
of it in the New York Yankees
camp. During the first drill, four
rookie infielderS-Johnny Sturm,
Gerry Priddy, Phil Rizzuto and
Buddy Blair-put on fielding ex-
hibition that drew gaSpS from the
rest of the squad.
FORT MYERS, Fla.-Clevelands
second squad was due to report at
camp today with only two absentees
-Outfielder Roy Weatherly, a hold
out seeking a two-year contract,
and Clarence (Soup) Campbell, re-
covering from flu. jeff Heath came
to terms last night, saying: I'm
starting this season determined to
forget 1899 and 1910. I think I'm
good hitter, and I'll prove it,
SARASOTA, Fla.-Manager Joe
Cronin of the Boston Red Sox has
told his pitching corps that only
Bob Grove and Jack Wilson, of the
19-man staff, can consider them
selves regulars. Grove, apparently,
isn't taking any chances, for he was
the pace-setter in what Cronin
called "the finest first-day practice
this club has given me-"
ANHEIM, Calf Manager Connie
Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics
learned today that Wally Moses,
feet outfielder, suffered a bruised
left shoulder in an automobile ac-
cident near Lubbock, Tex. Moses
told Mack over the telephone that
his car went into a ditch to avoid a
collision with a school bus. His
companion, Al Simmons, was not in
jured.
SAN ANTONIO, Textile St.
Louis Browns were hoping it
wouldn't rain today so they could
open their spring training, but Nam
ager Fred Haney already had his
ray of sunshine. That was the news
his star outfielder, Rip Radcliff, had
signed the fifth contract the club
offered.
MIAMI, Fla.-Besides reducing
his own weight, George Hartnett has
taken on a second big job for the
New York Giants. 1t is teaching
Cliff Melton to throw overland.
Hes got a world of stuff" says
Gabby, land he'll prove 1t when he
masters that overland motion"
Evening star., 1941-02-25

Three years ago-Henry Arm
strong knocked out Everett
Rightmire in third round at
Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

Totals 10 81 Totals -
Score at half-Bethesda-C Chevy Chase.
Il; Landon, s. Referee-Mr. Shirley
"a. b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Good GARAGE Doors

Good garage doors are vital TO
the utility of the place where the
car or cars are put in for various
lengths of time. Heavy doors are
more satisfactory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Hdd|ey Sales
Soar in Jan.

The most active January in his
firms history and the most en-
couraging forecast for Spring sales
of both new and existing homes
was reported Saturday by Guy N,
Stevens, sales manager of S. c,
Hadley, Incorporated. member Of
the Detroit Real Estate Board.
Tt Is encouraging TO report
also that we are finding quite a
number of families who were
renting have decided themselves
to buy the homes they are oc-
cupying," Stevens said. these
tenants, who observe the buying
that IL going on around them
and decide to substitute home
payments for rent receipts, are
the best type of purchaser be-
cause they know the property
and Its operating costs so init
mately."
Stevens said that Detroit !.
gradually turning from a buyers
into a sellers" market as far a:
real estate is concerned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Architect
Dinner
Planned

Detroit Chapter Of the AmeTi-
can Institute of Architects will
celebrate a becoming for old
and new members az its dinner
meeting in the Intercollegiate
Alumni Club. Wednesday, it was
announced Saturday by Prof Emil
Torch, chapter president.
Ernest Wilby architect of Wind
scr. Ont. member of the Detroit
Chapter. will be the speaker He
will be accompanied by d. J. Cam
eron, architect of Windsor.
Wildly has been closely identified
with architectural progress in
Michigan through his lecturing
some years ago at the College OF
Architecture, University of Mich
igan. and his early association with
the office of Albert Kahn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Reports Sales
Total S1SO,OO0

Greater Michigan Homes, Inc.
announce they are experiencing
their greatest volume of business,
with sales of 40 building jobs to
date this year totaling $4,000.
This volume of business so early
in the season indicates a peak
production will be reached about
30 days earlier than in the past,
according TO V. F. Gilmore, vice
president of the firm. He believes
this is partly due to mild Winter
and great increase in work on
defense program contracts.
prices are going to be adj
-xapeed," Gilmore said, with la
-bor going into defense work and
thousands being drafted, along
with unionization OF construc-
ton trades and scarcity of Ia
Dor.
Nineteen Hundred and Forty
one promises to be our largest
building year, and we contem-
plate building 500 homes.
"A large group of our homes
have just been started In our
Seven-Mile Dresden Develop
ment and also in Pontiac, where
we purchased 100 lots near the
Pontiac Motor Company and
have opened an office" Gilmore
concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
See Pdtterninq
Of Mortgages
As Safeguard
Leaders and Officials
Set Forth Reasons
for De la a tions

Economic patterning of home
mortgages constitutes a very
powerful safe guard to the home
owner, in the opinion of both
BODYBUILDING leaders and officials
of the Federal Housing Admins
tration.
Economic patterning of mort
cages is defined as adjustment of
the amount and term of the mort
gage so that a proper relation
ship between the lender, the I'M
DERIVING security, and the bor-
rover will characterize the trans
action.
1t includes adjustment of the
plan of repayment of the debt to
the paying ability of the buyer.
Patterning also concerns the ar
ranging of other details of the
mortgage instrument in order 10
minimize the likelihood of default
and loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Gordon SCheurman
Opens Development

c. II. Miller. sales manager Of
ordon-Scheurman Company, an
nounced Saturday that a new de-
velopment Urban Gardens has been
opened in Garfield avenue. two
blocks outside the city limits at
Grand River avenue.
All of the lots are TO be al least
70 feet wide. the company declared,
thus affording an excellent oppor-
tunity 10 build a home Of estate
like proportions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Early FLA Study

The proper patterning of home
mortgages has been a subject OF
study by the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration from the beginning of
its operations.
In every mortgage insured by
the FILA the amount and dura-
ton of the mortgage are con-
trolled both by the buyers finan-
cial capacity and his other charac-
teristics and by the property
valuation, the quality of the
dwelling structure, the quality of
the location. and the suitability
of the dwelling to its environ
ment.
In every case the monthly pay
ment must provide accruals so
that taxes, hazard Insurance. and
mortgage insurance can be paid
when due.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Helps Borrower

Such patterning Of 10 an s
strengthens the position of the
borrower and lender alike and
makes the home owner more Sc
cure in the possession Of his
home.
The requirements OF regular
debt amortization enables the
owner TO improve continually his
position and enchances his ability
to meet adversely should it over
take him while he is clearing his
property of the mortgage encum-
brance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
tandseapinq Aids

Handicapped grounds about the
house make for more contentment.
Colonial types in the low-cost
housing field have brought to the
front much charm TO the small
houses of today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Store Location

Nearby stores are conven-
fence at times but at others they
are decidedly inconvenient. Make
sure the stores will not be q
detriment TO your property.