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Evening star., 1941-12-01
FIRST RACE-OL MPIAN,
CAMP NJ Z f tt NJ G, MA
BEST BET

OLYMPIAN won several nice
races on the MARYLAND half
milers and he has good a chance
as anything else in this very
evenly matched affair. CAMP
MEETING has worked well since
arriving at this point and he rates
stout consideration. MATHORA
has speed and she could be in the
picture.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
RACE - REMOLEE,
DOCTORS NURSE, WELSH
ittU
LAD

REMOLEE improved IN his last
and his best form should see
him the winner in case the sub
stitute is pressed into service
DOCTORS NURSE and WELSH
LAD to complete the payof pic
t11reI
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Sl,323 Reported Stolen
From Call Carl, Inc.

Police today were investigating
report from Call Carl, Inc, 5949
Georgia avenue NV. that sl.323
had been stolen from the establish
ment. A spokesman for the firm
said, however, that the company is
still checking on the possibility that
the money has beSp "mislaid.'
Evening star., 1941-12-01
SECOND RACE-APPREHEND,
HONEYMAID. TAIrT.

APPREHEND has been on the
sldelines for quite while, but the
BedWeu colorbearer could trim
this opposition if in halfway
decent condition HONEYMAID
threatened at Pascoag and she
should be a tough customer to
dispose of. TAUT copped in New
England and he rates consldera-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Oukton LEAGUE to Meet

OAKTON. Va Dec. ,SpeciaD -
Miss Dorotf1ea Asher. Fairfax County
librarian. will be guest speaker at
the December meeting of Oakton
School and Civic League at pm.
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Upoer Marlboro Ploy

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. Dec.
1 tSpeciaD The dramati1ation OF
Booth Tarkington's Seventeen" will
be presented at $50 pm. Friday by
the senior class Of Upper MArl-
boro High School in the school. 4
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Richberq Named Counsel

CHICAGO. Dec. l jP.-Retention
of Donald Richberg as legal counsel
for the Chicago Sun was announced
today by Marshall Field. founder Of
the new morning newspaper here,
and Silliman Evans, publisher. Mr..
Richbere gained national promin-
ence as general counsel for the
N. R. A.
Gold production in Colombia In
July was $4,000 troy ounces. or 8.422
ounces more than in June.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
HI Entries and Selections for
~ II - ~ ~ w , Tomorrow
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
LOVE MARK.

FIFTH RACE-PORT WALES,
HJBLAZE, ROMAN BOY.
PORT WALES hasn't shown
much of late but he could master
this caliber of opposition on his
best effort. HIBLAZE always
has shown to good advantage at
this strip and he could be in the
thick Of the fight all the way.
ROMAN BOY will like this
route and he will be with the
pace throughout.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Motions-Justice David A. Zine.

Non-Jury Actions.
Mo.-Methodist Cemetery Asso-
citation VS.. King: attorneys. L. J..
Ganss-L G. WOOD; Lester Wood.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

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Evening star., 1941-12-01
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Evening star., 1941-12-01
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500. claiming;
FIFTH PACE-PurSe 5000 Advances;
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Evening star., 1941-10-14

son of Selfridge Field, Mich,
was one Of the first fighters ac-
cepted for the big heavyweight
hope" tournament at Detroit.
The Southeastern Association of
the A. A.. U. lost its three top
ranking officials to the Army
when President Guy Stolen
werck, Frank Kopf and George
Griffin were called up as re-
serve officers. Is there any other
Army outfit besides March Field
(Calif) that has a private boss
ing its football team? March
Fields head coach is Pvt. Bias
Mercurio, who used to play for
Redlands U.
Quote, unquote-Herb Kopf
Manhattan College COACH:
When I'm scouting a team 1
spend a lot of time watching the
defense of the club it's playing.
Because if they're stopping 'em
We want to know how they do it."
Cleaning the cuff-The football
Dodgers have some "discords,"
too. Five guys with musical in.
struments trailed them out to
Milwaukee Sunday. but didn't see
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Injuries Force Terps
10 Shuttle Lineup
For Florida Tilt
Brenner, DuVoII to Run
Team With Mont Hurt;
Gilmore Also Is Out

Tommy Mont, regular signal call
er. will be missing from Maryland's
lineup Saturday when the Terps
square off with Florida at College
Park in their homecoming game.
Mont shoulder was injured in the
Duke game last week and he'll be
on the sidelines 10 days at least.
With him will be Jack Gilmore. cot
ton-haired end, who suffered a
broken toe last week. Gilmore and
Duke Alexander, his running mate.
played smart, aggressive football
against the Blue Devils and were
conceded a chance of ousting Con-
rad and James from the regular po-
sitions. AS it is. Alexander may get
a flrst-string assignment, but Gil
more must wait on his ailing toe.
Pop Wharton, reserve center. is
another on the casualty list. al
though he may be able to face the
Gators. James also underwent
rough treatment against Duke, but
is expected to be ready for Satur-
days game. Whartons loss would
be blow. for Sophomore Bill Tay-
lor. the only other reserve is nursing
bad knee and is riding the bench.
Jack Brenner and Mearle Du Vail,
who showed well last week, will al
ternate at Mont's position. Brenner
played a surprisingly good game
while he was on the field and Du
Vail this season has been playing
the best football of his career. With
them around, Coach Jack Faber
need have no worries about the
quarterbacking.
Faber visibly and outspokenly was
disappointed by Maryland's defen-
sive work against Duke, but his
chagrin was tempered somewhat by
its offense, which clicked off more
ground than either Tennessee or
Wake Forest gained against Wallace
Wade's potent outfit. If the Terps'
defense jells, they may be tough to
beat in their remaining games.
They reeled of 370 yards in win
ming from Hampden-Sydney and
3l6 against Western Maryland. al
though held to a 6-6 stalemate.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Snkw'ch UnstoppobIe Despite Broken Jaw, Says Little
Louis Being Examined for Army To Duck

Today's guest star-Tom SWee-
ney, Worcester Mass Evening
Gazette: Horses are horses. for
all that. Run 'em at lovely Trop-
ical Park or quaint Rockingham
or even Pascoag Park, and they
have tendency to reveal an i'm
mediate passion for running out
OF the money, straight and show"
Service Dept.-The Fort Ord
football team. which has been
doing right well on the West
Coast, has Pete Zagar, former
Stanford tackle, playing at full
back. He is there because 1t.
Snowy" Gustafson. the coach,
said so and because Pete is
corporal and outranks the other
candidates. Soldiers who were
sent from Fort Smelling Minn)
to Newfoundland still will be
able to follow Minnesotas s foot
ball fortunes. Movies of each
Gopher game will be shipped to
them. The Big Six soon may lift
its l8-game basket ball limit 50
the conference teams can play
the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station squad. Corpl. Cliff john
Evening star., 1941-10-14

much to toot about. George
Lewis. son of Herb Lewis, the old
Detroit hockey star, is playing
halfback in Indianapolis high
school football. Sacramento is
just finding out that Tiny Bon
ham, the World Series hero, prac-
tically is a stranger in his own
home town. But a guy who has
six brothers and six sisters, all
older than himself, isn't likely to
go out looking for publicity.
Clemson may name its new sta
dunn Cto be ready next year,
after John Heisman, who pio-
reered Clemson football and then
put Georgia Tech on the map. 1t
would make nice setting for the
annual Tiger-Tech battle. The
st. Paul hockey club has signed
up Jean Baptiste Pusie, who has
fought his way out of two leagues
in two seasons. Ohio Wesleyan
gridders have permission to grow
whiskers for the colleges found
ers' day, home coming and GEN.
tennial celebrations next month.
Instead Of being battling bish.
ops" they'll be bearded bishops.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Columbia and Georgia Tutors
GrociousIy Making Rival
Choice in Their Game

depend entirely on his mental out
look"
Il certainly won't play him if he
doesn't think he is ready to CO."
said Georgia's mentor. It's en-
tirely up to him."
Lamar Davis. the Southeastern
Conferences leading scorer, and
Red Keuper, fullback, spent most of
yesterday nursing minor injuries.
but both will be able to 60 against
the Lions.
Columbia, winner over Georgia
last year. 1913, has its usual small
but exceptionally well-trained squad.
The line is rated one of the best
Coach Little has had in the last
decade, although Don Snavely. one
Of the EaSt's best centers. may not
be able to play against the Bulldogs.
Ole Miss at Holy Cross.
The East will entertain another
Southeastern Conference member
Saturday when Mississippi invades
Worcester, Mass. for a game with
Holy Cross. Both have record
blotches, the Crusaders bowing to
Syracuse, 0-6, Saturday and Missis-
sippi losing its opening game with
Georgetown, Sis, and tying with
Georgia.
Mississippi licked Holy Cross last
year, BAT.
/ am looking for good game. if
we can keep the team in the same
form displayed against Georgia"
SAID Rebel Coach Harry Mehre.
Mississippi's squad will leave
Memphis in planes Thursday morn
Ing. stop over in New York for an
hour and arrive in Boston that
night.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

Monday practice front was the Lex
ington, Va, statement that Pooley
Hubert planned a drastic revision
of the V. M. I. passing attack for
the game with Virginia at Lexington
Saturday.
The Cadets have dropped three
tough-to-lose ones in row to Glenn
son. Temple and the Army, and ex-
pect very much of a battle from
Capt. Bill Dudley and his Cavalier
company.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-In case
you're still worried because your
favorite football team lost Sat-
urday, think of all the guys
whose big problem is when the
weather will turn cold enough
to start the ducks flying South.
One report from down Delaware
way, where the season opens
Thursday, says it has been so hot
there that shooters will be afraid
to try for the high flyers for fear
they might spoil on the way
down.
Lou Little, Columbia coach.
isn't expecting to stop frankie
Sinkwich easily Saturday in spite
of the Georgia aces broken jaw.
At the football writers luncheon
yesterday Lou said frankie still
can do anything any fullback can
do. Then voice in the back
ground added, except eat steak"
Joe Louis is to be examined to-
day to see if he's fit to fight in
the Army. Wouldn't 1t be simpler
just to ask Lou Nova?
Evening star., 1941-10-14
BY MORTIMER KREEGER,
Associated Press Sports Writer


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14-Many
queer things happen in football, but
few can be stranger than the angle
all New Orleans is talking about
today-that Tulane might miss a
bowl chance because its line did too
good job blocking punt against
Rice.
Local sports writers believe the
blocked kick, bringing safety
instead of a touchdown chance,
spelled Tulanes final doom in Satur-
days 1919 loss. And Coach Red
Dawson is wondering if he ever can
raise his teams spirits from the
depths into which the unexpected
beating plunged them.
The frustrated punt was only one
Of series of breaks figuring in
Rices victory; but the others were
due to Tulane errors or fierce Rice
charging.
The Owls were leading, 1917, with
about S minutes to play when
Tulanes line charged on "Stoop"
Dickson. kicking from behind his
goal line. The ball bounded from
the chest of Tackle Charley Dufour,
right through the end zone for an
automatic safety.
Three Greenies chased the free
ball." related Scoop Kennedy of
the New Orleans Item, land there
wasn't an Owl in sight Had the
oval been recovered anywhere except
out of bounds it would have been
too bad for the Houston Hustlers.
But instead Of six points the
Greenies got two, which probably is
the first time in history where
blocking kick just about lost ball
game"
Sports Editor Bill Keefe of the
Times-Picayune. under the caption
when Profit Was Loss" said "the
Greenies would have been better off
If they had failed to block that
punt"
He pointed out Tulane was hot"
Evening star., 1941-10-14
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Oct. l4.-Columbia' S
Lou Little and Georgia's Wally
Butts exchanged compliments today
and out of it came promise that
there1l be ding-dong football
battle between the undefeated Lions
and the unbeaten, but once-tied
Georgians at Columbias Baker Field
this Saturday.
Georgia" said Little, will come
in decided favorite over Columbia
this year because. with the losses
We have suffered, we cannot be
close to our strength of year ago"
And Butts handed it right back
thusly:
Columbia is one of the best teams
in the East. They'll be mighty hard
to beat. The Mississippi game "a
14-l4 tie last week. showed we are
not a great ball club by any means" :"
Each May Have Star Out.
Georgia's Bulldogs, after amassing
lis points in trimming Mercer and
South Carolina. merely gained a tie
with Ole Miss in a late-game rally.
Columbia's Lions trounced Prince
ton, 2l-0, last Saturday and de-
clsioned Brown, 1876, the week
before.
Frank Sinkwich, sparkplug back
whose jaw was broken in the South
Carolina tussle, went through the
Mississippi game without further
injury, but whether he plays against
Columbia, Coach Butts said, will
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Baseball Managers Don't Seek the Hams

DurocherS familiarity with Hollywood
Io successful baseball When
wonder in 1924 he
orchestra personalities Ninety
manager
golden opportunities their
ine establish themselves the public
you and and you.
When called
possible that Leos giving his
tuter Lids the
1t was reported that Lands verbally
gabd another
ride sought by the
The Judge may have heard about
conveniently happened to be in Boston the Brooklyn
cnnchd the National
cononce Nartn
private diner to New York being groomed
the players
Tony untincEingy
failed his York
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Tulane Line So Good in Blocking
Punt From Behind Goal Late
In Game 1t Loses to Rice

at the time and almost certainly
would have gotten the ball within
scoring distance against the tiring
Owls. But Dickson got a free kick
from his 20-yard line and literally
booted Tulane out of the game.
Veteran Tulane followers said they
had never seen a GREENE team in
such low spirits as this one was
after that game. Coach Red Dawson
declared: when a team has been
touted as bowl team, and loses
that way, it's a question whether it
ever can get back in stride"
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Georgetown Boys Score
In Table Net TussIe

Georgetown Boys Club table ten
mis- players defeated Y. M. c. A.
juniors, 4-3, in matches yesterday at
Georgetown. Perry Karas led the
winning team with victories in both
singles and doubles.
Summaries:
inson, 21-12, 2l-13: Hereford ~ NJ
e, A. defeated G. King. 2IS. e1-IS:
SSIark *. M C. A.. defeated Bible, 21-7.
I1nkham; al, 16-2I, 2I-ii: B. King
g. 9, c. defeated r. Parkinson, oi-i3.
IS-2i. 21-9: Karas &c. B. c. defeated
C. A. defeated Vitellis. 2I-13. 21-e.
Douples-,Eiseman-K &c. D. C) de-
leateo Iinkham- Thornton. ALB, 23-2I.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Students Get Grid Break

High school students will be ad-
mitted to the Georgetown-Georse
Washington game Friday night at
Grifhth Stadium for IS cents, Rome
Schwagel, Hoya graduate manager.
has announced. Tickets will be on
sale at both schools and at the sta
dium until Thursday night at 7
o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Clemson S Four TiIts
Give II Opportunity
To Guido Duke
Blue Devils Have Only
Three More Loop Foes;
Both Are Impressive
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 14-PasS
for the moment all the conjecture
about Dukes intersectional battle
with Colgate and North Cardinals
invasion of Tulane this week end
and have a look at two important
Southern Conference schedules
those of Clemson and Duke.
The Tigers and the Blue Devils
each have won two victories against
conference opposition and neither
has lost within the circuit.
From here on Clemson will meet
four conference foes and Duke
three. Clemson, therefore, can have
the numerical edge in games won if
it is able to defeat South Carolina
October Is, George Washington No
vember l, Wake Forest November
Is and Furman November % That
is mathematical possibility, but
this is to be football and it is. nee
essary to capitalize the ''if"
Duke plays Davidson November
8, North Carolina November Is and
N. C. State November %. rightafter
Colgate, Pitt and Georgia Tech.
The Clemsonites. by way of de-
Tending their conference title, have
downed V. M. l. and North Caro-
lima State. Duke has crushed Wake
Forest and Maryland.
The Tigers have walloped Boston
College. Duke knocked off Ten
nessee.
That is the setup now, and it will
take more than a crystal ball re-
flecting the October sunlight to tell
where the conference race will end.
And it might be remembered that
William and Mary and South Caro-
lima, with victory apiece, are still
in the fracas.
One main piece of news from the
Evening star., 1941-10-14

Win, Lose or Draw
Notes to You
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
Star STAFF Correspondent

There nothing with ba-cay1g
enotS won't That a
coeg coach
or every the BAIL
The the ball all ground when
the other team expected something
the line"
Census Bureau figures
World Series approximately per the
total
cash receipts of 26 bad
whatever became of
John Harrel, Navys is
pick fight He
Iamed wrestling before
MILDLY he also
States greatly
ruled
representative for football any wrestler
In the country. or pro
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Let's Stand United Gets
l. 5. U. Grid Deadlock
By the Associated Press

D9 VIIe 1f"nUVidIPu PTtSS.
BATON ROUGE La, Oct. IA
When their football team dropped
its first two contests to Holy Cross
and the Longhorns of Texas, the
Louisiana State student body adopt
ed a slogan Of Let's stand united"
Then the Tigers tied Mississippi
State. 90
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Navy Wants Stodium, but Feurs Public Sentiment

Navy and has In
Tor an affair 100000 without
will be the
steel we need right here the grounds
the public might the
men and we'll string along
corking football
2zoO hed
According to those
billiard and pool halls took IN s845OO 1889 Baseball
less than onehrd of this indicating
national pasme baseball
and dog tracks numbering only
theae total of 15115
family incidentally. pool hall called hall?
Would like to know
buys in for spo Ready here
ones; pairs
boxing gloves 36000o golf balls 28O0O0 clubs and 2OO0o caddy
HoyoColonio Come Moy Be Series Best
football playing present pace the big
problem in rating the Eastern clubs Maj
town
Griffith Stadium should be the best between these both
Of which the upgrade
fight who hand tonight when
Johnny Ate Une with ala card featuring Chalky
Whatkind
ball Washngon line the 2414 them
knocked the punges that
this
of thinking? BY somebody ought tell MI Hodges
boadcasng Pittsburgh Sunday Philadelphia
Phly Pennsylvania and
Brothery Mr.. H.
Pumme
this he will Snghs cobra
clutch quit wrestling. Say it amt So Lou.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Field Boil Teams Tie

Bladensburg and Marlboro High
School girls played a 6-6 tie in the
fleldball game yesterday at Bladens-
burg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

Bette Davis Plays Tag
With a Cactus Bed
International New. service wlre

International News service Mire-
DEATH VALLEY. Cal. Jan. 16.
Bette Davis the screen star,
felt like taking her meals from a
mantel today.
Miss Davis was To have been
filmed as she leaped TO the ground
from an airplane plotted by actor
Jimmy Cagney, just after the
plane landed and noSed over.
Her directions were to crawl
from the disabled plane and make
casual Jump into pile of soft
sand. Miss Davis always does as
she is told. so she jumped-but
not into a pile Of soft sand.
She landed kerplunk in a bed
of thorny cactus.
At a nearby hotel DR.. Lester
Clark removed 45 cactus needles
from the star and then ordered
her to take a rest on a couch
face down.
To add insult To injury. Miss
Davis was informed that another
scene in the script called for Gag
ney to shoot her with a slingShot,
the pebble to strike her in the
same sector of the anatomy. The
scene was temporarily postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Mothers Order
School Strike

To force a Showdown" on an
addition to relieve overcrowded
conditions in the Grant School in
the Ferndale-Pleasant Ridge dis
trict. parents today ordered their
children TO stage a stay away
strike" and the 220 students failed
to appear for classes.
The strike started yesterday
when only 40 children appeared
for the morning session. None
appeared for the afternoon session
and none appeared this morning.
Albert Scott, president of the
West Eight-Mil- Community Club,
declared that parent in the Par
ents-Teacher Association had urged
their children not to attend school.
They maintain only 40 should be
accommodated in the Grant School
and Hope School authorities will
transfer two grades to the nearby
jefferson School.
The addition has been approved
by the WPA. according to the
school board. but the Grant par
ents are unwilling to wait until
workmen can be obtained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Municipal Power
Given Boost

The city finance committee to-
day approved a proposed legis-
lative amendment which would
permit the public lighting COM
mission to issue revenue bonds,
and thereby revived reports that
the city some day might sell cleo
trio power to its citizens.
The public lighting proposal
would allow the lighting commits
sion 10 issue bonds which would
be liquidated out of revenue and
which would enable it TO expand
its present facilities.
During the peak months of No
vember and December the city
required $1,000 kilowatts. although
the regular output Of the four
municipal generators is but $4,000
kilowattS, pointed out Louis
Schrenck. manager of the light
commission.
At todays hearing Auditor Cen
eral George Engel. referring TO
the possibility of the city some
dav selling electricity 10 house.
holders, a project the mayor is
known to favor. pointed out that
we'll need this proposal in the
statutes if the city ever goes into
business on a commercial basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
CIO Gums for Judges
All II Circuit Jurists at Jayne Testimonial Fete Toll
Labor viii Seek to Gust Some at Election

While all II members of the
Circuit Court bench sat only 10
feet away. George F. Adde's. sec
retary-treasurer of the C1O-UAW,
exploded a verbal bomb under
them last night at a testimonial
dinner for Presiding Circuit Judge
Ira w Jayne by declaring that
labor is out to defeat some of them
in the Spring election. All the
judges are seeking reelection.
Reading a speech prepared by
r. J. Thomas. president of the
CIO-UAW. Adde's paid fine
tribute TO Judge Jayne, declaring
that labor regards him as one of
the foremost and fairest juristS
ever to sit in Michigan.
IL sincerely wish I could say
the same for all members of the
Circuit bench" Adde's said. AS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Ban Photographers
From Roosevelt Stand

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is
GNS)-Newspaper photographers
today were banned from taking
pictures of the stand in front of
the Capitol where President Roose-
welt will take the oath of office
Monday for his third term.
Arthur f. Cook, of the Capitol
architects office. told cameramen
they could not take pictures for
reasons which are our own bust
ness" He would not say whether
the ban was a safety precaution
for the President.