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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13
Marriage Licenses
RECORDERS OFFICE

Carl Weaver of York township
easement for state highway pur-
poses.
Frank l.. Carr and wife, Windsor
township, right of way, to the Ohio
Power company. 4-s.v,,
Helen Kuntz, deceased, to Ivan,
Gale, Mary, Betty and, Eleanor
Kuntz, 628 acres, Morgan town
ship, affidavit for transfer. Ivan
Kuntz to Gale Kuntz, 6.28 acres
quit claim deed; Helen Kuntz, by
Sheriff Ray Doak, to Carl Miller
6.28 acres, Morgan township.
James r.. and Vera A. Wilson to
RUSSELL Sees, 67.S9 acres. Center,
deed. go
Clyde and Mabel Hobart to- Frank
ie Hawkins. two Stockport lots
deed. @
N. ID, Hardin and wife to e. O
Blackburn, deed, Center:
s. p. Price and wife to Donald
and Loretta Rose Murphy, 20 acres
Union, deed.
Averal H. and Grace Beckett tc
Lucille Dalton Montgomery, 5-.4a
acres, Marion, deed.
Blanche Torbert ct al to Arthur
! Torbert, McConnelsville lot.
C. C.. and Susie Spears to The
Henderson Oil company, surrender
of oil lease, Union.
Herbert HI. Manly, deceased, II
Frances Manly White, and Jose
phine E. Cook, each, one-half of thu
undivided one-f0urth interest ii
Malta lot, certificate for transfer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13

Value of estate is $500. No admin
istration is being had on said es-
tate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Herman y, Barber. q Hszei Strickland
Charles " Brown. IS Rose Eileen Jones
BENJAMIN cumming. 81 Cora wnder 80.
Vernon Leblanc. 30. Clara Nunk. %,
John Simon IS: Christine Nolak. %.
Prank Middaugh % Marion kushner -
Joseph B Bshr, Is Anita ~ MANI. rs.
Richard o. Ruppei. y {. Charlotte WIKI
risar cooE 10: Ann walaskay. l.
Joseph b. Leszczsnski, a. Mary Neroniea
Srnykla. 90.
Petsf Gsegi IS Clsga serafni, %.
Rudolph Fusins 20 Adeh t1oriitt p
Tsui p Eneief -. 1iis De Coste %.
Louis Hoffman, 80: Minnie Rosen. 81.
Frsnl Dzbanski. %. Sadie Zahara, -.
Wendell g. Treyarrow. %; Alberta r ste
vincent shsrpe. Is: Ann Pagan. %.
Frank ceimer. 28, Anna NJ. Rajcs. 2r
Linden r, Foster. 81. Ida NJ. Bissonnetie,
Iahn Domlnsh. q Jennie pulaneeki IS.
Walter Jacek 20 Ann G. D1luba. =,
prank Edwards. 80; bernice V. NojtoWiez.
40 Dominlek Papola. % Rose Proyen1ola.
Thomas =. Move. IS Beatrice Carol John
Alfred y. MakowskL IS; Gertrude stan
Fdssr Hardy 90: Reulah Lattimer. IS.
Joe. Wells % Bernice Parker. 10.
James r. Dincoent0. %: Irene Ludwig. %.
william r. Endress. -; Ruth Pretty, l.. .
William Assalley. % MARY Graves "a.
Donald Witt. u Bonnie Smith. q.
Eugene c Rollins 20 Lucia NJ Moore, -
Joseph JagodznskL "a Florence oehre-
noWic1 IS
chester Welnng. n; GLADYS Mary GIL, p.
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BIRTHS

Alser Olsen. i1aS jefferson. MusksFon.
Gloria Petit astl So Antoine
shirley pnrtnoN 1879 Linwopd
Ledna Urban. e1li BtFou.
Marguerite Riemer iaaAs flandefs.
Anna ReeK. lou3o Abingdon.
IVA Ryan. 1855 orleans
rheIma singleton. -s3s Hrainsfd
Marjorie swift, 10 ProYenesi road crosse
Jsnsi Smts. sas East vernon
Elizabeth Thompson. eab Femheti0n foad
CROSSE pointe Psrk
Irene Telhsh. ass NnHamsqn.
RUBY Hanover. go MatHmh
Reatrice WieleI. lsu1s sorrento.
sarah WeIf4er. as.l IgAea1-
Girls vere born 10.
June HartaunH. a8sf Haft.
Elizabeth collins. -s2Aa r. an Eaa.. warren
Helen Ciehaski. sac Heathda.e, ten't +.
GeneSieve cross. 1921 Gfan6y.
yfera 'tf.i-ri, t7eii Dexter.
Rose neFazI1. fail FISCHER
Neien puitmaB ltN-2 NurraN II
Beatrice nawsey zoos lHlnos
Maroon DAVIS. 1900 Vest Be;hune.
cecilia urHzioVskI. 2ulif AnEi'n
Wilma Eek. ISIS Turner -.
Margaret fUuFfeY. llU East ialmf.s
Isabelle FshroW. a93g fousscfe.
Mary Fantozgi, in.a4 Oakland
Rose German. 1925 Essf FsrH.
BETTY HolHneld sass EsIrvieW
Lillian HofmCyer 4i4l Yorkshire
Annie Irvr. iii3 Hoihrook.
Ansstssia Ketko. 3i69 Theodore
Gertrude hopcrs. 5t"3 CHOPIN.
Mary Lynch a2aa kruslHgtou road.
Betty Nayers. .asi Fimhurst
Maine Markoyitz 1900 Fourteenth.
AAa.e MeNAAler.- la.lhA- Littlel-ell
Marjorie Mcclure s2f3 knooe4.
L-.lllLe 0zz.la1- .1-A Al4lieit
Iaa Tarnes 22l0 West Pm adeiph.a.
Mildred PETIT, $3.50 Gray.
Anne Roby 26ei Boston boulevard
Mary Rogers. 26f2 Casper.
Ida Stevens. 15fi1 Quincy
Lena simon 3756 Williams
Jennie Skladzien. 1850 Thirty second
Nfuriel strinuerE. 1851 Dexter boulevard.
Celia Smaliuskf 1855 81 Lauls.
Dorothy TTyhuTk5 f5f3l Conley
Regina Tada1eWSkl. $500 kH-t Palmer.
Marie Wlszyuski 55nf Mt Elliott
Dorothy ZNicrzyusai. 45ji Eimw HHt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS
Bo,s were born =.
Thelma Brady. 1876 Rosem0nt road.
Fvelyn Baker 22-73 OsbWond. East Detroit
Dlsns Collier 1900 Huntington RoyHl OAK.
Louise Coryen. 1873 West Maple road BIZ
mingham.
Msrgsrst cole 65s4 Care.
Nora Cox. SIS Harmon
luanita DoWlinE. qI2g Central.
Genevieve prurN. i3lus steel
FLORENCE pinVid1ie gtt- knodcH.
Laura Frisco lEsfra srHr7fs
Ferne FarnAm. 56l4 Buchanan.
kAry Gomez 1920 Lacrosse.
Iyie Glenn goo West Vernon
Eorothes Htmo-s. 1929 Hamilton. High
land Park.
estnerine HAYES 1922 Meyers.
Betty HYDE. 1850 Puritan road, Brm.ns-
Ann Heuchart 81 Belmont. Hamtramck.
Eileen Hills 1857 Wilson. Lincoln Park
Lorraine lett. 1850 seminole Bedf2rd
Township
F<ther Jones. 2iS Harmon
Ye;ta Ketchen $3.50 Ssytri twins
Virginia Whoelock. so C.sVcft rast
Crosse pointe
EHeivn Kraeyvelt. $3.50 Nanistique
10 Hale Lyndon 9eq WuItu1rt r77+
AuEeline LukAsiak. Sos Thirtt h!-h.
Mabel IaYiniefte Akl1 Hamilton.
Anne McCulm is42S Sorrento.
Phyllis Messler. $685. Harrison.
Freda Mernatti. 22sf Parker
Caierina Mucci. 370a NcpoucaN
Sean Martin. 1854 Sixth.
Rose o'Connor. 1928 Monte Vista.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
\ Tram Blast Is Mystery

SALINAS. Cal, May Sins
After a 2i-hour investigation
railroad officials declared today
no trace of sabotage or any other
clue was found TO the cause OF
the explosion which demolished a
giant Southern Pacific freight
locomotive. killing four persons
The blast wrecked part of az
car train carrying army supplies
10 Can1p Roberts
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Male Help Wanted

PATRoLMEN FOR POLICE DEPT.
over 100 anticipated vacancies in the neal
future at a starting salary OF 81, pei
year to be filled by competitive examina-
ton. Applicants must be between 20 e
Is years, inclusive. must be no less thar
5 feet eiz inches and weight at least
1874 pounds. must have a high school
diploma or Its equivalent, and must have
been residents of Detroit since June /.
1910 To make application and for full
details apply in person at the entrance to
the Detroit Police Headquarters marked
''Armory" on Clinton street Just east OF
Beaubien on or before May 81. 1871. Dur
ing the present week. applications may be
made during the following hours:
Monday. May 5 and Thursday, May 8.
80 p. m. to . p. m.
Tuesday, May s: Wednesday, May 7. and
Friday, May o. $3.50 a. m. to 1850 a. m.
and i:30 p. m. to 3 .. m.
Saturday, Nav TO- $50 a. m. TO 10 30
a. m. and 30 p. m. 10 p. m.
4 MEN for advance sales work new high
commission rate now effective. Apply
before noon. Jewel Tea Co, 1881 Liver
noiS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frsrcls . Ir--ans =. Janc pCtIF- =.
= red Flock. % Audrey n. ksisch -.
samuel A s,oJack. %, Elizabeth Ann
Griffith %.
Edward L rlgurskL -. Marion Il. kraase.
q.
Benjamin p Kaeel p. Alice seaman q.
Jamts Edwin Clsppe - Vera Gou.l. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Death notires

kUR>MO- 2. sina. wife OF the late
John. dear mother OF kristian, Mrs
Delbert Gibson Flint. Mich Mrs. Erie
Anderson. Mrs. Thomas Sommerville Brade
Of Lafayette Ind, Jacob and Mrs. Gust
Anderson Funeral from George =. War
rick Funeral Home. 1898 East Grd. Blvd.
Tuesday, p. M.
SCHILTZ- May 4, 1871. Caroline. Of s72
Philip, beloved wife OF Charles, dear
mother Of Mrs, James DAVE. Mrs. Louis
Mueller. Edward A. and Emil &. schultz.
grandmother Of 7 grandchildren. Funeral
service Wednesday 1. 45 p. m. at A. Il
Peters funeral home. i2057 Gratiot. and
50 p. m. 81. Paurs Lutheran Church
Jaw and JOS Campau
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CONTRACTORS
COMPROMISING sIRIAL. WORK


INDUSTRIAL construction company; in
dusiral building; maintenance work 33lo
Seminole. Plaza Of32
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ACCORDIONS
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS

RosANoVA ACCoRDIoNs - New. used
repairing, sales. reasonable. 1919 Grauot
YlfTrov GoEl
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.AlGER FLOWER SHoP-I623s East War
vrc7 TUXEDO ann. Deliveries rDe-
frolf -suhuflsl
ANDREWS FLOWEBS-AH occasions, de-
nyeries telegraph. 3lua Fast Seven
Mic road Townsend S-7218.
FLOWER CENTER Whittier Hotel AS
Burns drive. LeuoN 5000. open eve
nings holidays.
VIRGINIA FLOWER SHOP sool Twclnh
street. Tyler 5-ss65. Deliveries. Tele-
.ranh ENrninEs sunday.
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Advertisements accepted at any Of
hundreds of convenient neiShborhood
Want Ad stations or at the Times
Main office. Times Square at low
economy cash rates or YOU may tele-
phone your al to Cherry $500 and
have It charged.
Ads ordered by telephone and ac-
cepted from person as listed in the
telephone book or city directory on
memorandum charge only. In return
tor this courtesy the advertiser IS ex-
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FIVE words additional.
The Times reserves the ? { h I 10
classify ads under appropriate head
ings.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must be made within 10 days
after expiration of ad.
Errors should be reported immedi-
ately. The Times assumes no respon-
sibility tor errors after the first in
sertion.
To insure publication in the Sunday
paper, copy must be IN the Times
office by II 30 a. m. Saturday. To
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sCIATICA and Rheumatism Successfully
Treated, Pauline Barbagiia, Manufac-
turer Of the Plaster. 505s Chalmers.
IEnox Os3S.
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DIVORCES
Mothers Day Gift Guide

G1Vfe Rice Nckelvey from Maxine Virgin
Mabel AHs4Ff- from Clifford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Monday, May 5, 1871
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

A LA SPECIAL, 9x12, $2.95
Cash and Garry. Si.95; work 1905 guar. !:
IS yrs. exp. cleang. repairg. bet. Oriental
Rug Wks.. i2i22 Brosdstreet. no. 5000.
REAL cLEANING-exi2, S2.e5; guar
snteed. insuredi complete window shade
service.
SUPERIOR RUG AND SHADE CLEANERS
$50 West State Fair Townsend s-27T7
ABSOLUTELY Guaranteed 9xi2 scientific
cally cleaned, renovated, 1926: insured.
FEDERAL Rug Cleaners. University 1880.
1925 Hamilton.
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING co.
40 years experience: exi2. 81 .93. guar. !:
200 used rugs. carpets for sale.
s63s OAKLAND Sun. ia MAD. 1913
AN EXPERT-Rug cleaning. renovating.
guaranteed. insured: 9xi2, s2.95. Furni-
ture cleaned. mothproofed. Detroit Carpet
Cleaning. Laying Company. Incorporated,
$50 Harper. Madison 1888. Branches.
DRexel 1927, Plaza 1857.
CARPETS. rugs maze over; laid. repaired.
Standard Rug a Opt Cleaners. RIA 645i.-
FAnED CARPETS dyed. cleaned, repaired,
refitted. guaranteed Mayfair Rug Clean.
Tag. 1888 Bellevue. Plaza 3s0s. Dearborn
0l33.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning-i5i5
collingwood Rugs cleaned. insured. Tele-
phone Hogarth 300.
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xxoek Sehzcp DEzQczdzY
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
JEwELRy-COMPLETE LINE

CENTURY Embellishments. watches
jowelry. repairing work guaranteed. $3.50
Fourteenth Cterry Park.
JACOB WELLER-Watch-jew elry repair
ing. prices reasonable. 1868 Dexter.
Horarth 56IS
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR !

Painlessly-Permanently Removed. New
Quick, Guaranteed method. No needles
Used.
Keat Institute, 706 Francis Palms Bldg.
Pill Woodward corner Elizabeth. Randolph
2ISO
sIJPERFLUoUs HAIR Permanently De-
stroyed by Famous Wizard Stick. ONE
s. Treatment does the work. No Needles.
No Injurious Drugs. No Soaring. De-
stroys Root and Follicle. Particulars by
Mail. Mack Company. 1921 Virginia Park,
Detroit Appointments Madison 1868.
UNWANTED HAIR Permanently Removed
By Electrolysis Emilia Boccabella, 3Isj
Cratiot ont. EllotD. Plaza 0S50.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results
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CILANING CONpoI MS
COMMERCIAL DUMP IRtek,
COMBINATION DOORS
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY


JOIN =. CAMERON hot0g1agas tF5f
merry Arnold studios.J z9le2 Michigan
Dearborn 255s
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MOVING. STORAGE, ALL STATES
DEARBOKN1
MORTGAGE RIA LEANS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHoTOSTAT PRINTS
PIPE BOILER INSULATIONs

ASBESTOS hot water tank Jackets - up.
Repair. replacement work. NELLIGAN
INSULATION Company. HaEarth 100.
J. =. sTOCKS-Pipe boiler covering; hot
water tank covers Hosarih 9S3s.
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WANTED
Help Wanted-insfruction

WOULD like 10 hear from reliable men
we can train to overhaul. install and
service ACKNOWLEDGING and refrigeration
equipment. Must be mechanically inclined.
No interference with present occupation.
For interview write at once giving name.
address, age. Utilities Inst. Box B-655s,
/ Detroit Times.
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QUALITY COMMERCIAL PRfSTERs
tfss -aTfsv5iX Quanty
srd service LEnox s3g7
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CARLSON sTUDloS-Advertising displays
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
ma
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REVEREND LILLIAN LEE--Church Of
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
REVEREND TRAEB-Popular Astrologist.
Consultations Daily. 1917 Michigan Cup
stairsD. Lafayette 01s6
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SMITH-ORR co.
Coal and Coke

DAvY for good coal. 1890 Dexter. T,
S-52bO
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IS Lbs. Damp, SIC
EXTRA FOR FLAT FINISH. 3se
LENOX 1870

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Iistings
IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section,
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Twenty Bouts on Tap
In Amateur Boxing
Event Tonight
McAIwee Hailed as Dark
Horse in Feather List;
175-Pounders Hot

The f1ght-for-the-fun-of- boys
move nearer to the end of another
District boxing tournament tonight
at Turner's Arena where a program
of 20 bouts bring the novices into
the semifinals and seniors into quar-
ter-finalS.
One youngster who will be
watched closely is Ray McAlWee,
dark horse entry in the novice
featherWeight class, who boxes Dick
Hunt of the Prince Georges Police
Boys Club. McAlWee, only recently
recovered from a fractured jaw, de-
feated Marvin Clark of National
Training School in his first venture
within the squared circle and made
hit with the fans. He will be the
favorite tonight although Hunt is
no puShover.
Another knock down, drag-out
braWl looms in the 175-pound senior
division when Bill Smith of the
National Guard and Taylor Miller,
fighting unattached, get together.
The winner goes into the semi
finals and is conceded a good chance
of taking all the marbles.
Southeast fans will have an eye
cooked for Leo Marcopolus, scrappy
lightweight, who meets Paul Ludwig
of Prince Georges. Leo dropped the
Golden Gloves title to Reds Vernon
last month and is trying to win his
way back to the top of the heap.
The first bout tonight goes on
promptly at 8 o'clock
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Washington College
Scanning Talent
To Rebuild Nine
CoppIe, Slab Star, Main
Loss; Opener Slated
With American U.
By the Associated Press.

BY Jne Associated Press.
CHESTERTOWN, Md, March IA
Veteran Coach Tom Kibler is
casting a sharp eye over 40 candi-
dates drilling for places on the
Washington College baseball team,
seeking able requirements for stars
lost from the 1910 squad.
Chief among the 1910 losses was
that of Adds Copple, star south
paw pitcher whose college hurting
career showed 18 wins against only
2 losses. Copple now is making a bid
with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Selby and Rayne, veterans of two
campaigns, will be nucleus of the
mound staff.
Joe Bremen, who did most of the
catching last year, is available
again but probably will return to
third base if likely receiver turns
up among new men. Bobby Everett,
1910 third sacker, was graduated, as
was Mike KardaSh, ShOrtStop. Kar-
dash is trying for berth with the
Baltimore Orioles.
Big Charley Fetter at first and Jim
Bush at second will afford strong
side of the infeld. Bob Ruff, a
nephew of Fritz Maisel. is among
leading new infield candidates.
Jim Stevens heads a list of out
field prospects.
Washington College opens a IA
game schedule with American Uni
versity here April II.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Boxers Looking Ahead
To Bigge: Bout in
Their Fight Here

Pedro Hernandez, Al Wells
newest istic find, and Johnny Mar
celhne Of Philadelphia will be fight
ing for something more than an
eight-round decision Monday night
at Turner's Arena.
Top billing on another card within
two weeks awaits the winner if he
disposes Of his rival in impressive
style and that means more lucra-
tive purse. Matchmaker Gabe Men
endez has in mind an idea of pitting
the winner against the winner of
the featured Tommy Forte-Vic Cor
chado bout coming up Monday night
although the latter are bantams and
Hernandez and Marcelline feather
weights.
But Forte evidently must go out
of his class to find regular employ
ment as Menendez also is figuring
in putting him in against joey
Archibald if joey will take the
match Forte whipped the Irishman
in a previous bout, but Archibald
has a lot of fight left in him and
could possibly reverse the decision
Supporting matches for Monday
show include El Brookman VS.. e
Franklin. Billy Woods VS.. Oscar
Wright and Wirbert Reabis VS.. John
ny Thomas.
Evening star., 1941-03-14

DURHAM, n. c., March 1.-THE
third annual Duke-Durham scho-
Iastic basket ball tournament ap-
pears a wide-open race going into
the second day of competition, with
tourney followers looking to the two
Washington Metropolitan repre-
sentatives. Roosevelt and Bethesda
Chevy Chase. to supply possible
favorite by the conclusion of first
round action.
They were to take part in their
first games early today, the Riders
against Boys High of Atlanta and
the Barons against Lafayette High
of Lexington. If both are victorious
they VIII meet in tonight's semi
final.
The tourney was thrown wide
open with the elimination last night
of Durham High, defending cham
pion and previously undefeated in
two seasons of poSt-season tourna-
ment play. In that time the Bull
dogs had won the Duke-Durham
and South Atlantic titles twice and
the Glens Falls IN. " tourney
once. The streak was halted last
night when John Marshall High of
Richmond upset Durham, 1923. In
the other opening-round game
Greenville IS. c. High eliminated
jefferson of Roanoke, 1892.
Washington biggest hope in the
tourney is Roosevelt, twice winner
of the District public high title and
a finalist in The Washington Eve
ming Star Metropolitan Tournament.
In meeting Boys High they go
against the Journeys youngest team,
which finished second in the Georgia
State championship race. Most OF
the players are small, with only one
reaching the 6-foot mark He is
Lester Hughes. Other standouts are
Johnny Doyle and Clint Castleberry.
The team won IA games and dropped
five this year, losing the State title
to Savannah by single point in the
championship game.
Bethesda's Barons, who like the
Rough Riders were eliminted in the
first round here last year, also are
conceded a chance of surviving first
round action today, but will be I'M
derdogs should they face the Riders
in tonight's semifinals, having re-
Gently lost to Roosevelt in the semi
finals of The Star tournament.
Lafayette, like Boys High, presents
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Coach Teaches Football Players to Dance
Modern Game Demands Rhythm and Timing Successful Holds

stalled in the school gym. Grown
ups and kids alike began dancing
there. By popular demand. Gram
fill was drafted to teach them
the steps.
He knows the Virginia reel,
figure 8, quadrille, 10 pretty girls,
schottische, heel and toe polka,
put your little foot and such.
About half of his football squad
has turned out for the classes.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
sphas 10 Play Bruins
Here on March 26;
ROvers Booked

Philadelphia Sphas, American Pro-
fessional Basket Ball League cham
pions, will play the Washington
Bruins, colored pro outfit, here on
March 26.
Another addition to the Bruin
schedule brings the Jersey Rovers to
Turner's Arena next Sunday. They
are subbing for the Fordham Flashes
who were forced to cancel because
Of the illness of three players.
The Bruins have been strength
ened by the signing of Bricktop
Wright, former Lincoln University
captain. Last year he played with
the Harlem Yankees.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
George Deyoe Of DC.
Named AII-America
Skeet Shooter
National Capital Club
Member Is One Of Five
Picked From 5000

George Deyoe, stocky police ser
geant at No. precinct, whose hobby
of skeet shooting has won him
more honors and trophies than can
be listed in a full newspaper column,
has perhaps the greatest of all to
add to his collection today.
Hh was named to the all-America
skeet team in rankings released by
the National Skeet Shooting AssO-
citation. governing body Of the sport.
Richard Dead-Eye Dick Shaugn-
essy. 18-year-old national champion
of Deadham, Mass, was named
captain of the all-America team
and other members are Henry E.
Jov, jr., Detroit; Alex Kerr, Beverly
Hills, Calf, and Bobby Parker,
Tulsa, Okla.
Shaugnessy was named captain
despite his youth on the strength Of
81 skeet championships and an
all-gauge average of 990 on 1,450
targets shot during 1910
The team was selected from tho
more than 1900 registered shooter
in the country.
Deyoe is a member Of the Ma
tionaI Capital Skeet Club and cap
tain of the clubs fve-man team,
| the Rebels. which won the annuS
North-South shoot last year.
Among other things. he is co-holdcr
with Rufus Watson, also Of II .
National Capital Club, Of the woT'
record for tWO-man teams, with q
perfect 20OX20O
The list Of championships Dey'
has won is too long to give
full, but here are the titles he VIC .
last year:
Great Eastern worlds Fair prelir-
| Lordship. Conn. lOOXlO0. Narylan
| District open SUB small gauge, 47X5u,
MNlsrylsnd-District open high over i
! man team with Watson) l94x24n.
/ Adirondack open sub small gauge. 91xl0",
Adirondack, open high over all 294x30l'
/ 91xl00: Old Dominion 12-gauEe l00yl 0n,
Old Dominion sub small gauge s6xl0n'
| Old Dominion two-man team with We
| SOM. 100x100. Maryland District STATE
| 12-gauge. 99x1O0 Maryland-Distrt0'
State sub small gauge S9xIOn and NJ
| Hart Memorial shoot, l2-gauge. e9X1O0
| His 1910 averages