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Evening star., 1941-10-24
THE
How Tomorrow's Grid
TopIiners Shape Up
BY GRANTLAND RICE,
SpnnieI ForraSpopdent of The Star

Michigan Minnesota at Ann Ar
bor-This is not only the most vital
game on tomorroW's schedule so far
as any 194l ranking is concerned,
but also the hardest to pick. AS
far back as early September Mime
sofa, three deep. was nominated as
one of Bernie Biermans greatest
Gopher teams Michigan. minus
Harmon and EvaShevSki, was sup
posed to face an off year. In four
weeks Michigan has moved up on
even terms with Minnesota. So all
we have left is a hunCn guess. On
the theory that Michigan drew the
worst of the breaks against Mime
sofa last fall, we'll pick Michigan
to even up this time-and win.
Georgia Alabama at Birming-
ham-The Crimson Tide of Alabama
was named as DiXie's best before
the season opened. Georgia was
just another good team. Missis-
sippi State wrecked the early dope
by beating Alabama. IA to 0. But
Alabama with Rast, Nelson and
others still is strong. In one of
those nip-and- forecasts we'll
string with SinkWich and Georgia,
win, lose or draw.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Clippers Get Victory
With Extra Point

Cleveland Clippers boys football
team now boasts a record of three
straight following yesterdays 7-6
win over Cleveland Park Y. M. c. A.
Jack Haymaker scored for the
~" in the first period, but the Clip
pers came back in the final frame
with a pass, Por Conant to Bunky
Copperthite, to tie the score. Bill
Conant rushed over with the extra
point to decide the game.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
BY HERB BARKER,

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Taking the
customary wild swing at the weeks
football slate:
Michigan Minnesota - The game
Of the week, maybe Of the season.
Both undefeated, both united, both
top-ranking outfits. Michigan's
feat in toppling Northwestern eclip-
ses anything the Gophers have done
so far. Bob Westfall and Tom
Kuzma give Michigan plenty of
punch and there's been nothing
wrong with the defense to date.
Still the habit of victory is strong
at Minnesota and so is the football
guesser's habit of picking the
Gophers to win. Accordingly, Min
nesota, but those Gopher cripples
had better be in shape.
Alabama Georgia. tough guess.
Georgia's a constant threat while
Frank Sinkwich is in there pitching
or running. Alabama, after a shaky
start, seems ready to roll somewhere
ClOStI W lIlC SbdIlldlO III CdlIbCd 1Ol
the Tide in preseason forecasts. The
coin spins -. Alabama.
Texas Christian Misses Gillespie.
Fordham- Texas Christian - The
loss of Kyle Gillespie was terrific
blow to Christian. Taking Fordham.
Washington-Stan - Ought to
make this guess on the basis of a
fast, or heavy, track. Stanford does
Mt like rain as witness the Oregon
State defeat. Counting on cooper
alton from the weather man, STAN
ford.
exas-Rice-Doubt If any ones
going to stop the Texas juggernaut.
Texas.
Ohio State e-Northwestern-Maybe
this is where Ohio State gets off.
Not too confidently, Northwestern.
Tulane Mississippi - Two good
Southeastern Conference teams, and
one of them, Tulane, may be great.
Subject to revision. Tulane.
dNavy-Another real test
for the Tars in view of Harvard's
great play against Dartmouth. Su-
perior man power should turn the
tide toward Navy just as it did in
the Cornell game. Navy.
Army -Columbia-Earl Blaik has
wrought a near-miracle at West
Point. This Army team is thor
oughly workmanlike, but so is Co
lumbia and the Lions have played
tougher opposition. Purely guess,
Columbia.
Decidedly, Vanderbilt.
Vanderbilt -Princeton-The Tigers
are big and slow and seem no match
for unbeaten Vanderbilt, which
rates a decided nod.
Notre Dame-Illinois- the
Irish will trip somewhere along the
line and this might be the spot.
But this corner strings along with
Notre Dame.
Texas A. and M-Baylor-Picking
the Aggies.
Missouri Nebraska - Plenty of
scoring power in that Missouri line
up. The nod, extremely hesitant,
goes to Missouri
Wisconsin Indiana - Taking In
diana with full knowledge that in
and-out Wisconsin can make any
guesser look bad.
Purdue = Iowa - Probably close.
Purdue.
California-Southern California
Guess away :. California.
U. c. L. A.-Oregon-Looks safe for
Oregon.
Washington State-Oregon State
Like Oregon State.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Kennedy Is Hiqh Bowler

A 381 rolled by Tom Kennedy was
the winning wallop as Purchasing
routed Highway Planning in the
District Government League at
Brookland Recreation. Frank
Xanten'S 372 and Herbie Young'S
800 sparked respective 81 wins for
City Refuse No. l from Pumping
Station No. l and Pumping Station
No. 2. Headquarters pounced on
Building Inspectors in the odd game
as Fireman Jack Mooney flashed
with 367. Bill Alexander's 372 fea-
tured as Sewer Department white
washed Police No. with top set
Of 1859.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Middies Present Too Much
Mon Power for Harvard

Navy Harvard at Cambridge
Navy should have too many teams
too much man power for Harvard.
But Dick Harlows teams get better
and better. This is no Navy romp.
But We'll string with SWede Larson
and his Navy squad.
MlSsouri-Nebraska at Columbia
Nebraska usually dominates this
terrain. But not this time. Here
Is an even game with little choice.
but we'll take Don Faurot's Missouri
outfit.
Texas over Rice-Vanderbilt over
Princeton-Fordham over Texas
Christian mot too much) - Holy
Cross over N. Y. U.-Villanova too
good for Manhattan-Temple well
above Bucknell-Georgia Tech to
beat Auburn-Duke far above Pitts
burgh-Just nod for Santa Clara
over Oklahoma in one of the brisk
skirmishes of the day-Southern
California over California-BoSton
College over Georgetown in an old
fashioned war
Marquette over Brown
over Lafayette-Oregon over U. C.
L. A.-Detroit over Arkansas
Texas A. and M. to win from Baylor
Penn State to beat Lehigh-Penn-
sylvania to handle a good Maryland
team,
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Stonford If Field Is Dry,
Woshinqton If II Roins

Washington at Seattle
Stanford and Washington were
rated 1-2 in the Pacific Conference.
Oregon State has beaten both. But
Stanford and Washington still are
important people in this football
country. The winner still has a
chance to reach Pasadena on Janu-
ary 1. The loser hasn't. So this
Is big-money game. Stanford on
a dry field, Washington in the
rain. Edge to Stanford.
Yale-Dartmouth at New Haven
This will be an interesting after
noon for more than one reason. 1t
will prove whether or not Yales
young team can bounce back after
two defeats. 1t will give better
line on Dartmouth, after winning
from Colgate and losing to Harvard.
Dartmouth has the call.
Notre Dame-Illinois at South
Bend-Bob Zuppke's Illinois squad
Is one of the longest of the long
shots against Notre Dame. But
once in while Zuppke can con-
centrate on one upset and cause
trouble. Illinois, crushed by Min
nesota, doesn't rate with Notre
Dame. But the margin may be
much thinner than most people
think 1t will be, say around IA
points.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Chevy Chase Host Pin Aces Fire for PaiUp Entry Campbell Stakes
Grid Psychology
Varies in Texas
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex Oct. 24.--There
are three types of gridiron psy-
chology: The keying up, the mat
ter-of-fact and the subtle.
Dana x. Bible, willy mentor of
the University of Texas: Jess
Nicely, drawing tutor of the Rice
Owls, and Dell Morgan, smiling
leader of Texas Techs Red Raid
ers, exemplify the three types
in the Southwest.
Bible goes in for the heavy
stuff. Neely just talks about
the mechanics of the game.
Morgan gets the boys in a
dressing room and says quietly:
We'll, you fellows have a game
to play. I hope we're still speak
ing to each other afterward."
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Two Pin Records Set
By Garagemen in
Brook|and Loop
Roll 666 Game, 1880 Set;
Tew Sturs at Petworth
With Score of 3o3

Brookland Merchants Duckpin
LeaguerS today had two new season
records to shoot at as result of the
66l game and 1880 set Brooklsnd
Garage fired at University Delica-
lessen. Clyde Jenkins led the record
assault with l54-403 but he was
outdone by Phil Duvall who had a
154 game and 408 set in leading
the Cannon'S Restaurant quint to a
80 victory over De Perrin Delica-
lessen. Tony ZugelS 1896 fea-
tured Hite's Shells 2-1 triumph over
Dougherty's Action Sales.
Buddy Tew fired top set Of 1893
with IA his best single to give
Randolph Grill a 81 decision over
the strong Bill lavish outfit in the
Petworth League. Sharing game
honors with 146 to climax a 800
count, Artie Ball Shone as Brook
land Coal whitewashed Petworth
Bowling Center. City Awning
grabbed set laurels with 1,786
Labor Pinettes Set Record.
Labor Pinettes marked up a sea-
son record of 573 and top aggregate
of $50 despite 81 defeat at the
hands of the formidable Govern
ment Printing Office combination in
the Ladies Federal League at
Arcadia. Virginia Walters top
efforts of 355 gave Budget Bureau
81 edge over Agriculture while
Mary Bryant's top poke of 145 SAL
vaged the final game for the losers
Margaret Carlton shone with 100
318 as Machinist Clerks trimmed
Machinists Stenographers, 81, in
the Ladies' Federation League at
King Pin. The winners posted a
high of 1,370 while the losers chalked
up 472 to land the middle skirmish
Emma Bourne in Streak.
After firing a season record of 337
last week in the InterSorority League
at Hi-Skor, Emma Bourne came
back last night with top string of
121 to give Chi Sigma No. the odd
game over Sigma Gamma No. l,
Willie TCSSy " INClll uloO SIol Gu Will
1888 as the winners marked up
highs of 509-1 444
Paced by Parry McCurdy'S l6l-4O0
the Construction crew mopped up |
in the Interior League /
at Penn Recreation. Reclamation
rollers handily trimmed Cartography .
three times with top scores of 6l3-
1,744.
Machine Shop No. rollers pune
tuated their sweep over Material .
Testing in the Model Basin League
with a season record of 568. Fred
Mintz of the losers made a gallant
effort to prevent the rout with top
single of 1874. MezZanine posted
high of 1873 with Machine Shop
No. l as 81 victim. Archie Booth
of the officers quint rolled top
set of 331.
Harry KatZ's 141 and 352 were the
deciding factors as the Crosse &
outfit eked out 81 vic
tory over Harry's Servicenter in the
D. G. S. League despite the losers
highs of 557 and 1881.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Hockey Eagles Gain
Defensive Strenufh
With NewPIayers
Lessord and McLenuhun,
Juniors Lost Season,
Are Added to Squad

The Washington Eagles Of the
Eastern Amateur Hockey League to-
day had bolstered their defense with
the addition of Arthur Lessard and
Rolly McLenahan as the veteran
Len Burrage. backbone of the Eagles
defense. prepared TO Join the club
in training at Montreal.
Burrage, employed here as
starter at East Potomac Golf Course
during the off season, will motor
to Montreal tomorrow. The team
will start training Monday and will
play two exhibition games late in
the week.
Lessard, a 6-foot, I-inch, 1885,
FOUNDER. is the son of a Montreal
police sergeant and played with the
Canadien Juniors last season. while
McLenahan is 5-foot. 10-inch
graduate Of the Guelph Juniors.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Nebraska 10 Depend
On Power 10 Beat
Missouri Magic
Santa CIuru Should Win
From Oklahoma With
Plenty TO Spare
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24-Recall-
ing those upsets last week, the Big
Six football seers have become
wary-and silent.
So If you're interested in that Oc-
tober pastime of guessing who's
going to do what on Saturday, here's
the known data.
Nebraska at Missouri-The Tigers
have remarkable record growing
out of their speed and deception.
They have made IS touchdowns in
four games, only one coming from
within the 15-yard line and seven
from more than 60 yards out. Red
Wade, who should be ready to go
Saturday, Harry Ice and Bob Steu-
Der make up the terrible touchdown
trio which Nebraska will try to stop
with a line weakened by the loss
of two regulars.
Nebraska, losing some of its starch
by that Indiana defeat, is expected
to depend upon crushing power that
always has been its trademark.
Mixed with tricky reverses by Swift
Allen Zikmund and some passing by
Sophomore Howard Debus.
Missouri has won two OF the last
three games with Nebraska, but the
Huskers own % victories in "a games
that span back to 1892.
Iowa State at Kansas-The Jay
hawks have been beaten by Iowa
State only once at Lawrence in II
years. They lost, TO, last year at
Ames sfter running everywhere
except across the goal lines.
Santa Clara at Oklahoma-The
Broncos have everything to lose,
which might include bowl bid. and
Oklahoma has everything to gain.
Brightest ray filtering in at Norman
Is the return of big Roger Eason at
tackle. Santa Clara has 80 PLAYERS
back in harness who had hand in
routing the Sooners. 33-12 last year
at Sen Francisco. Buck Shaw. the
coach, has won nearly 80 per cent of
his games in his six-year STAY and
has a defensive average Of 3.6 points
per game. Unbeaten this season.
Santa Clara should not have to slow
down for this one.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Franklin Next to Rule
Heovies, johnson Says

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct 24.-The
fighter who will succeed Joe Louis
as world heavyweight champion, in
the opinion of ex-champion Jack
Johnson, is Lem Franklin, 22-year-
old Cleveland Negro.
This Franklin is fair boxer
with two very good hands, Johnson
said. He can hit harder than Louis
and he's hard to hurt"
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Bund to Back Princeton
AT Vanderbilt Game
Ey the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct 24-Ac-
eompanied by 70-piece band, a few
undergraduates and the usual ret
inue of coaches, managers and
trainers, the Princeton football
team last night left on special
train for Nashville, Tenn, to play
Vanderbilt.
Earlier, Coach Tad Wieman sent
the Tigers through an hour -and-a-
half rehearsal of pass formations,
both offensive and defensive.
Evening star., 1941-10-24

by rushing and passing against a
total OF 522 by its three oppo-
nents. A huge chunk of opposi-
ton gains were supplied by
stylish Hobart aerial attack.
Hamilton's game average is 287
yards and "a points.
That's far cry from last sea-
son when a weak, undermanned
eleven won two games while los
ing five by top-heavy scores.
Already Hamilton has reversed
the score on three teams which
beat the Continentals last fall.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Purdue Center Iron Man

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. "a R.-
Bob johnson. sophomore center of
Purdue's Boilermakers, is losing no
time building up a reputation as an
iron man" He has played three
consecutive Commute games this
season.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
BULLDOG Gridders Drill

Candidates for the 1OO-120-pound
Northeast Bulldogs football team
are to report for drills this after
noon at o'clock at Second street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE, or
contact Lou Logan at Franklin 3259.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Grid Games Are SOUGHT

Penal Institution football team at
Oocoquan, Va, has open dates for
teams averaging $50 pounds. In
terested managers address the Chief
Clerk. Box IL, Occoquan, Va.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Pantos Lucky Strike
Victor by One Pin
In Hot Tourney
Lost Box Deuce Ruins
Berger's Big Chance;
Jucobsens in Van

Jack Talbert will be host tonight
at Chevy Chase Ice Palace, where
another squad OF the towns top
notch pinspillers will blast away in
quest of a paidup entry in the 10th
annual Howard Campbell Sweep
stakes.
And if the competition is as keen
as last nights tournament at Lucky
Strike where Lou Pantos won with a
403 score, Talbert will have to call
out the Fire Department. Pantos
nosed out Johnny Burger by the
slender margin of single pin,
sparkling THYME to a clean sweep
over Yellow Cab en- route.
Berger, who led Senate Beer to a
80 victory over Johnny's Restaurant
in its first winning performance Of
the season, was in position to whip
Pantos in the final box but had the
misfortune of cutting deuce out of
the middle on his last ball.
But Berger wasn't the only one
put out over the victory of Pantos.
Harry Wolfe, after failing to enter
the preliminary, posted the eve
ning'S top score of 4l0 in Del Rios
81 defeat of Red Circle. The VIM
nerS grabbed the first skirmish by
one stick and with Perce Wolfe's 152
paving the way counted top team
game of 668 to cap their victory.
Jacobsens Take Lead.
Jacobsen's Flowers moved into un-
disputed possession of first place
over Red Circle with 81 edge over
PerruSo's Cafe. Walter Robinson
gave the losers the middle tilt by
wide margin when he banged out
1T, second high league game of the
season.
King Pin, with Jack WillcoXon's
I53 timely poke, made it 80 over
the Champion BenmaCks when Paul
cut a deuce on a last-boX
spare. Despite Karl Gochenour's
388, Station WINK dropped the odd
one to Jalepes Restaurant.
RulH Cdui l1O SpdIh hcu 81 VIII
for National Savings & Trust from
Loan while Aileen
3O4 paved the way for Amer
Ican Security & Trust to blank
Liberty No. in the Ladies Bankers
League. Liberty No. l put it on
Second National twice with highs
If 482-1 ,402.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
90-Pounders ChuIIenoe

Opposition in the e0-pound class
with teams whose ages run from IL
to l3 years is wanted by the Cleve-
land Park A. c. Call Woodley 1852.
Evening star., 1941-10-24

. Clemson scoring-Touchdowns: Franklin.
PAYNE. Point after touchdowns Timmons,
Z placements. South Carolina SCORING
Touchdowns: Elston, Roskie, Grygo (for
Evening star., 1941-10-24
PIazaS Win Exciting Match.

taLaS w IA IANisHhf
Plaza bowlers gained the limelight
in the Mount Rainier League when
Billy La Bille's 155 and Jim Owens
150-390 and top scores of 609-1, ,766
resulted in an exciting 81 victory
over the Ed Negus Service Station
combination.
Clevenger of National Cathedral
copped game honors with l42 in the
American Legion League at the
Lucky Strike while thinner of Lin
coin and Kirby of Columbia tied for
top set with 1863. The leading Sergt
Jasper outfit turned in coll ,663
for team highs.
Aggie Pearson and Maxine Disney
of the Strikers divided respective
highs of ia and 301 in the Western
Electric Mixed League at Fort Davis,
while Will Oliver of Timber Kings,
with 141, and Ben Sisemoore Of Red
Raiders, with 367, shared top counts
for the males. The Flockshooters,
with $50. and the Stumblebums, with
,629, posted the best team counts.
Led by Tom Miller's 146 and N
Ryan's 367 the Pumphrey Funeral
Home qtklt registered highs of sol
and 1866 to sink Silver Spring
Market in the Silver Spring Busi-
ness Mems League.
In the Ladies' Procurement League
at Hi-Skor Miss A. Spurgeon Of the
Aces was a standout with counts of
Team honors went to the
with 473-1,451
Top honors in the Revenue Rollers
Ladies League at Hi-Skor went to
Catherine Wrich with 118 and
Mildred johnson with 310, while
team highs were divided between
Maple Maids with 486 and Tobacco
cites with 1,411.
Evening star., 1941-10-24

Harry KatZ's 141 and 352 were the
deciding factors as the Crosse &
Blackwell outfit eked out 81 vic
tory over Harry's Servicenter in the
D. G. S. League despite the losers
highs of 557 and 1881.
Evening star., 1941-10-24

Paced by Parry McCurdy's l6l-4O0
the Construction crew mopped up
Miscellaneous in the Interior League
at Penn Recreation. Reclamation
rollers handily trimmed Cartography
three times with top scores of 6l3-
1,744.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
Red Box in
 Third Spot

St. Louis out-nomered Boston 4 to yesterday but the Red Sex came from behind in the last in- nings to win and go into third place in the American League.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
E. |. KEITHAHN
 ISCH05EN ALASKA
 MUSEUM CURATOR
WrdngeI| Institute Instruct or Appointed Today
 by Commission

Edward l.. Keithahn of Wran- gell today was appointed Curator of the Alaska Library and Mu- scum, filling a vacancy left by the death year ago of the Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff.
 The appointment was made at a meeting of the Alaska Historical Library and Museum Commission, of which Gov. Ernest Gruening Is Chairman.
 Keithahn is teacher of native arts and crafts at Wrangell Insti- ute. He made extensive studies of Alaska native customs and lore while stationed at Shishmaref on the Arctic Coast and at Hydaburg in Southeast Alaska.
 No action was taken by t h hc Commission with regard to an Assistant Curator. Mrs. Josie White, Assistant under Kashevaroff, has been Acting Curator since his death.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
SEATTLE IS
 WINNER IN 9TH INNING
Sacramento Keeps Up Vie- tory Streak Stars 0uf-
 bal 4 Beaver HurIers
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco went on batting splurge last night and overwhelmed San Diego's three pitchers with g hits while Larry Jansen turned in a seven-hitter.
 Sacramento took commanding lead in the Pacific Coast League last night as Al Hollingsworth achieved his seventh victory of the season and allowing only seven hits to Los Angeles.
 With two men out in the ninth inning, first baseman Les Scarsalla hit liner last night that sent home Seattle's winning run over Oakland, which had held the upper hand most of the way.
 With IA hits, but failing to capi- talize in pinches, Hollywood batted four Portland pitchers last night for IT hits to win the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22

The Daily Alaska Empire has ths largest paid circulation of any Al. aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
ELk5 SLATED
 WITH DOUGLAS

With the aid of the rain-god and a strong east wind. the Douglas ls- land nine will make trip across the Channel tomorrow evening for a seven-inning fray with the Elks.
 After the to beating dishcd out to them by the Islanders on May B, the Elks are out for re- venge, threatened by prospective loss of catcher Orrin Addleman. The game will start at 6:30 o. clock on the Firemen's Ball Park, weather permitting, tomorrow eve ming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22

The wise mother with a cold always wears a thin cheese cloth or gauge mask when she Is near her children. She also washes her hands before touching any foods or dishes and keeps to herself as much as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League

Seattle 4; Oakland 3. San Diego 5; San Francisco 15 Sacramento 10; Los Angeles 2. Portland B. Hollywood 10.
 National League Boston 4; Pittsburgh 8. New York 6; Cincinnati g. Philadelphia 3; Chicago T. Brooklyn 3; St. Louis g.
 American League St. Louis 6; Boston 8. Chicago 6; Philadelphia 2. New York 5; Detroit 4. Cleveland 4; Washington 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22

Try a classified ad in The Empirs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
NEMAHA HERE
 FOR SUPPLIES

Commanded by Chief Boatswain Garrettson. the Coast Guard cut ter Nemaha docked in Juneau late yesterday afternoon for water and supplies and sailed for Lynn Canal lighthouses at 3 o'clock this morn- ing.
 The small vessel is on lighthouse service in Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
Pirates. in 'l.''5'i ;'''.''.' 5ih Place,
 Naf.League
Hur|er Bought from Seattle Pitches Five Innings
 Gets Credit for Win
lRx Associated Pressl

Vince DiMaggio's fifth homer or the season yesterday started a hit. ting assault, bringing Pittsburgh victory over Boston and putting the Pirates into fifth place in the National League as Cincinnati lost to New York. Young Aldon Wllkie, bought from Seattle, pitched the final four innings for Pittsburgh getting credit for his first major league victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
Take Good CinCh
 Top Place
(By Associated Press)

Coaker Triplett hit a homer, double and two singles yesterday to lead St Louis to victory over Brooklyn and making the hold of the Cardinals on first place more secure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22

A heavy coat of frost on the freezing coils of mechanical re- frigerator cuts down the efficiency and steps up the operating costs. Defrost as soon as coat from k 10 Ii inch forms. Weekly defrost- ing is the average.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
Teller Wins
 HurIing Duel
tBy Associated Press)

Bobby Teller won an 11-inning pitching duel with Washington's Ken Chase yesterday and snapped Clcvelands three-game loSin g streak. It was Feller's first shut out of the season but his eighth victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-22
9th Inning
 Homer Wins
(By Associated Press)

Wally Moses ninth inning homer with two men out but a man on base snapped Chicago's five-game winning streak yesterday as Phila- delphia counted the fourth consec- utive victory.