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Evening star., 1941-11-05
Crippled UIines Buy
Rookie Of Canadiens;
Off on Journey

The Washington Ullnes have been
bolstered by the addition of Wing
man Stan Rookie. purchased from
Les Canadiens. but the local entry
i'll the American Hockey League
otherwise is crippled for two road
games due 10 injuries 10 key play
ers.
Allan Shields. crack defenseman.
and Connie Tudin, highly regarded
center, both likely were to be left
behind today as the Ulines left for
Indianapolis and an engagement
tomorrow night with the Capitols.
Saturday night Washington will
meet the Hornets al Pittsburgh.
Shields suffered wrenched back
in the Ulines' victory over Phlla
delphia here Sunday night. while
Tudin is nursing an ailing leg. Tu-
din was dealt a severe blow on his
leg at Philadelphia on Saturday
night and the prop collapsed the
following night after minute of
action.
Rookie repeatedly fast and a shift
ty passer. halls from Ottawa where
he played with the Ottawa Juniors.
Manager Lee Perrin hopes TO sign
two more players before the Ulinc
next home game Sunday nigh
against the Hershey Bars.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Fur Fights Harkins
In Turner Top|iner
Next Monday Night

Phil Furr returns to the Districts
boxing spotlight next Monday when
the local welterweight champion
meets Wickey HaIkins, 23-year-old
Philsdelpllian, in a 10-round fea-
ture bout at Turner's Arena.
1t will be the first appearance of
F'urr here since late summer bout
at Griffith Stadium, but Phil has
been working out daily and says he
is in good shape.
Harkins was selected as his op-
ponent because of his recent vic
tories over such welters as Jimmy
Leto, Irwin Kay Kaplan. VESSEL
Goldstein, Vic Dellicurti and Bayon
Pablo.
Two former Golden Gloves cham
pions. Ray Lands and Carol Kid
Alexander, also have been signed tc
appear on the card, but their foes
have not vet been selected.
Evening star., 1941-11-05

Notre Danes annual pre-game
rally in Washington Friday night
will wind up a busy day here for
the South Bend gridders as they
stop off before meeting Navy on Sat-
urday at Baltimore
The heavy schedule begins at 8
am. when 50-man squad headed
by Coach Frank Leahy arrives by
train. A 100-piece band and STU
dent delegation of about 400 are
expected to accompany the team.
Following breakfast at Holy Cross
College players will be taken on
sightseeing trip. followed by lunch
con at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Practice at 2 o'clock at Griffith
Stadium is expected to be secret
this year in contrast to the open
policy under Elmer Layden.
The student delegation under the
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Ice FoI|ies Declared
Incompatible as
Entertainment
Popular Acts Returned
With New Wrinkles;
Waltz Is Big Hit
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Appraising the Ice Follies consists
largely of surrounding elegant
adjectives with subject and predi-
cate. There simply is nothing in
sports or theatrical fields to match
it and the evidence is at the box
Office.
AS clean as an admiralS collar, the
Ice Follies of 1912 that opened a
13-night stand last night at River
side Stadium represents the acme
Of entertainment. No cum laude
language Is required to convey the
idea to Washington public return
ing to Riverside to refresh a convic-
ton formulated in previous seasons.
Viewed by more than 100000
spectators in its first brief existence,
the Ice Follies troupe has been seen
by 1,622,000 in the last II months.
No major league baseball club no
leading college or professional foot
ball team, circus or theatrical event
Of any kind can approach that rec
ord.
Chorus More Fetching.
The public hasn't misplaced its
faith, for again this season the Ice
Follles is a captivating production,
probably better than its predecessors
due to more cohesive and fetching
chorus, the usual lavish costuming
and few new routineS to blend
with familiar, but welcome, yepeti-
tions.
The sixth edition OF Eddie Ship
stad and Oscar Johnson's beauti-
full brain child, pausing here on a
tour OF the United States and Cam
ada. packs a wallop appreciated
alike by Junior and Granddad.
It's as appealing as a ripping brook
to weary hiker.
Amazing Evelyn Chandler, Frick
and Track, Bess Ehrhardt, Harris
Legg. Heinie Brock and others have
garnished their specialties with
novel wrinkles. but again it vas
little Ruby and Bobby MaxSon VINO
shared the most thunderous ap-
plause in leading the traditional
Ice Follies waltz. this time in pic
tureSque silhouette style.
Play Football on Ice.
The McKellen brothers. Gil and
Tuffy, neatly transplant their aero
batic antics TO an icy football field.
while the Galbraith brothers are
outstanding in precision skating
and Bobby Widholm adds a new
comic touch.
The Mr.. and Mrs team of Phyllis
and Harris Legg Whirl smoothly on
silt skates. A member of the 1886
Canadian Olympic team and rec
ognized as the worlds leading trick
skater and jumper Legg this sea-
son employs gigantic mushrooms as
hurdles and also leaps through
flaming hoops travelling in opposite
directions
Roy Shipstad. Bruce Mapes. Mae
Ross. Fran Claudet and the Thomas
twins also serve TO make the Ice
Follies the hit it is. This. of course,
merely scratches the surface. It's
one of those affairs that must be
seen to be appreciated.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Seven Tied for Lead,
P|ayoff Is Certain
For Cue Crown
PonziSets Tourney
Record With 104 Run
To Beut GreenIeuf
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-A play
off will be necessary to decide the
1941 world pocket billiards cham
pionship. now in progress here at
Town Hall, despite the fact that
four more matches still remain in
the $4,000 round robin cue classic.
AS result of play yesterday,
leadership again was thrown into a
flve-way tie among Defending
Champion Willie Mosconi. Philadel-
phia; Andrew Ponzi, New York; jim
my Caras, Wilmington, Del; Erwin
Rudolph. Cleveland, and Irving
Crane. Livonia, N. Y, all former
titleholderS.
Each of this quintet has won seven
matches while losing three. They
have only one encounter apiece left.
Yesterday Crane Joined Rudolph
in the select leadership circle by
registering a 125-to-4l victory in 13
innings over the Cleveland star.
Mosconi, in the first of the night
matches trounced Caras, 125 to 112
IN 22 innings.
Ponzi stole last nights show. end
ing early impotency with run of
104 new record high for the tour
ney. to lift himself from the brink
of defeat in the ninth inning, then
cluster 10 and out in the 10th for a
l25-1l2 conquest over l7-tlmeS
champion Ralph Greenleaf.
The defeat of Greenleaf. his fourth
of the tournament, dropped him into
a sixth place tie with George Kelly,
Philadelphia. and eliminated the Al
year-old 17-timeS winner of the
crown from any further considera-
ton.
Survivors of the first-place dead
lock who ultimately are to figure in
a playoff for top honors will not be
decided until Thursday.
opJinoc,
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TOMORROW.


TOMORROW.
Wrestling.
Weekly program Of five
matches, Turner's Arena, 8 30.
Hockey.
Washington Ulines at Indian
apolis.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Georgetown Frosh vs. Maryland,
Medical School Field, George
town, 2:15.
Anacostia at Wilson interhigh
series, 3:l5.
Roosevelt at Central Gnter-
high series, 3:l5.
Landon at ST. Adams. $50.
Coolidge at Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, $50.
George Washington High vs..
Andrew Lewis, Salem. Va.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Maryland VS.. Georgetown, Grif-
nth STADIUM, I'D.
George Washington VS.. Fur
man, Greenville, S. C.
American U. VS.. Juniata, Hunt
ingdon, Pa.
Eastern VS.. Tech dnterhigh
series), Central Stadium, 2.
Mckee at Washington Lee
High, Ballston. Va, 2:30.
Episcopal at Virginia Episcopal,
Lynchburg, Va.
Skeet.
National Capital Skeet Club,
1941 championships, /.
Hockey.
Washington Ulines at Pitts
burgh.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
D. C., Maryland and Virginia
Horses Pinned for Classic
Tests as U.S.. Show Opens

die and heavyweight. and some Of
them will be in the elimInations Of
the Handy. for which Il will be
selected TO Jump Sunday evening.
Smacko. Maj. McClelland great
gelding will be trying in the Inter-
national Military Team jumping
for the Bowman challenge trophy,
which was won last year by Capt.
David Wagstaff's S big jumping mare
Enterprise, with the owner up.
The first day of the daily knock
down and out-generallv next to the
international Military Team jump
ing, the featured fencing event of
the day-will find the Capital areas
jumpers battling for honors against
the top open horses of the East.
Miss Margaret Cotter and her Rock
sic. Mrs. Fred Hughes. jr's. Hi Ho.
Sam Bogley's Ringmaster. Eddie
TalbotS Good Friday and Cruso.
Mrs. NJ E Whitneys Bonne Mutt
and First Knight will be contending
against formidable array of East
ern stratosphere horse. Prominent
are the Maytop Stables Bartender
open champion last year. and
Golden Brew; Russell Stewart of
Albany, N Y. with his trio My Play
Boy, Ny Play Girl and Little Chief:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Schlusemeyer'
pair, Hi Rock Pompo and Lady
DimmeS. There will be many other
great leapers to prove the quality of
the Washington section champions
Same Grand Old Manner.
With half its usual foreign talent
unable TO participate. the National
Horse Show carries on at its old
stand and in the same grand man
ner. 1t had its inaugural in 1882
at old Gilmore's Garden on Twenty
sixth street and Madison avenue,
starting as an exhibition for the inn
provement in the breeding of horses
1t also featured classes for mules
and donkeys. During the Gay
Nineties' it became the smartest So
cial function of the season and today
is regarded as the event" which
ushers in the winter social season
Aside from its International Mill
tary Teams. the National brings to-
gether the finest and best of each
type of horSeflesh and those selected
as champions. be they hunters or
jumpers. saddle or harness horses.
have earned the most coveted laurels
in the horse show world when they
win here in Madison Square Garden
Evening star., 1941-11-05
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Central defeated Business. 10,
and needs only one more victory
to clinch the high school foot
ball championship. The touch
down was made by Capt. Buckley
at the end of a 7Oyard march
downfield following the opening
kickoff.
Harry Greb put himself in line
for a match for the light-heavy-
weight boxing championship by
beating Charlie Wienert In Is
rounder at Madison Square Gar
den. Observers believe. however,
that Greb has the punch but not
the size to win the crown.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Eagles Plan Brother
Actin With
Lessards Paired
Roland Would Join Art;
UIIyot and Allen Hurt
In Exhibition Come
Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
MONTREAL. Nov 5-The WASH
ington Eagles NAV bring brother
act into the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League this season. De-
fenseman Art Lessard ALREADY Is
regarded as one Of the Eagles de-
pendables and bidding for Job
as a wing is his brother, ROLAND.
Youngest of six brothers, ROLAND
campaigned with Noordium OF the
Industrial League here last season.
Only II. he packs IT'S pounds on
5-foot ll-inch frame and Coach
Redvers Mackenzie says he'll be
given every opportunity TO make the
grade.
Kenny Ullyot, slim center, has had
several stitches taken in cut over
his right eve and Keith Allen, de-
fenseman, is displaying a badly dis
colored eve as mementos Of the
Eagles recent exhibition with Shaw
inigan Falls.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Davis Is Three-Fourths
Of Spartan Bockfield

BY the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 5.-Pur-
due coaches and players have de-
cided that if you stop Davis you
will stop Michigan State.
A peek at the Spartan roster shows
three Davises, all of them backs
and all of them likely to be in the
game at any one time.
The confusing trio is made up Of
Wilford and Wyman, twins, and
Hugh, promising Negro sophomore.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Ey the Associated Press.

p the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. S.
The Indiana University campus,
used to publicity pranks of Coach
Bo McMillin. tomorrow will be
treated to another outlandlsh
football phenomenon featuring
Bo's daughter-a girly girly show
Of gridiron.
I. U. chapters of Kappa Alpha
Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma
sororities will playe their first
game of touch football.
Touch football is an affair OF
nine players to a side supposed
not to be as rough as the real
thing.
To make sure it's not so rough,
promoters have decreed in a GUS
tom tailored, special-for-Thurs-
day-only rule book that no player
may go into action before she has
cut or taped her flingernails-
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Standing!
FroIey, GoriboIdi Added
To Arenas Mat Card

Another of Promoter Joe Turner's
rassling elimination matches is
scheduled tomorrow night in the
series to find an opponent for a
championship match here. Pat
Fraley. who won last week over
Nanjo Singh on a disqualification,
takes on Gino Garibaldi at the
arena in an attempt to extend his
string.
Singh also is on the program,
meeting Paul Boesch. A double
feature heads the card with Mil
dred Burke, women's champion, de-
Tending against Carole Starr, and
with George Koversky taking on
Fred Chrome.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
indiana Introduces Coed Touch to Football
When Greek Meets Greek It's Likely Be Greek Everybody

manicure and polish notwith-
standing.
Hair pulling will be penalized,
primping will be allowed only be-
tween plays. and the refree will
carry the only mirror.
Starting line-ups will be char
acterized by brains and beauty
and absolute lack of football eX-
perience.
For Kappa Theta Alpha, there'll
be Elaine AK, dancer and musi-
clan. and Betty BOhannOn,
campus actress: for Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Prom Queen Dede Lung,
Yearbook Beauty Queen Sonya
Schlee and McMillin's daughter,
Bo Peep.
Sideline sitters at front-yard
scrimmage sessions of the pull
chritudinous pigskinners reported
today:
In the middle Of . practice
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Womon's Squash Events
To Be Held in PhiIIy
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-All
women's national squash racquets
titles will be>decided in Philadelphia
this season. it was announced today.
The Women's Philadelphia Inter-
club Squash Racquets Association
said the United States women's
singles and doubles titles will be
played at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club February TIA The Intercity
team matches also will be held dur
ing the same period.
Cecile Babe Bowes of Cynwyd
philadelphia Club, is the defend
ing singles titliSt,
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Ags Aim at Bowl
Record of Vols

B, the Associated Press.
Tennessee most cherished
gridiron record is in Jeopardy. If
the Texas Aggies should whip
Texas and get Rose Bowl invi-
tation they. too. could achieve the
pinnacle of playing in three diff
ferent post-season bowls in three
years.
The Aggies beat Tulane, 14-l3,
in the Sugar Bowl in 1910 and
turned back Fordham. 1912. in
the Cotton Bowl last New Year.
Odd possibility: That Fordham
and the Aggies might replay that
Dallas duel in New Orleans
Sugar Bowl,
Evening star., 1941-11-05
7ech LOOKING Next year, Polish Junior Talent Remaining Games
Redskins Must Hold Reserve
With Dodgers in Position
To Shoot Works Sunday

% and the Philadelphia Eagles here
in the last game on December T.
Like Bert Bell. We believe the
Eastern race now to be tWO-team
affair between the Redskins and the
Dodgers. It's doubtful If the Giants
can come back as far as they've
gone down in the last two weeks
and with two defeats already on
their escutcheon, it appears they'll
get two more in their return meet
ings with both the Skins and
Dodgers. As matter OF fact, it's not
altogether certain that they can
beat both the Detroit Lions and
Cleveland Rams whom they enter
tain at the Polo Grounds this Sum-
day and the next. When the Rams
left Washington. they were con-
vinced of their ability to upset the
Giants.
Dodgers Reported Improved.
Judging from Brooklyn reports,
it'll be a far superior Dodger gang
to the one which was beaten by
Rookie Joe Aguirre's field goal here
in the midsummer heat of october 5.
Ace Parker is said to have returned
to his old form. and Pug Manders
has developed into the leagues best
ground gaining back. Ben Kish,
Jock Sutherland's old quarterback
at Pitt, has replaced Rhoten Shelley
as the Dodgers No. l signal-caller.
while Merlyn Condit completes
Brooklvn's frst-period backfield
For the second and fourth periods
Sutherland calls upon Rhoten Shet-
ley. Dean McAdams. Bill Leckonby
and George Kracum. Not a weak
ling in either group.
The Dodgers are said to possess
the best spirit of any Brooklyn
football team in history. They're
working overtime this week, but
there's been no beefing from the
players They want to win their
first Eastern championship. and
they want it badly. But they've got
to beat the Redskins Sunday-and
that's something that hasn't beer
done since September %. And We
don't believe the Dodgers can.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
U|ines' Manila Tied
For Scoring Lead
In Hockey Loop
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. s.
Adam Brown of the Indianapolis
Capitals took the lead in goal shoot
ing and tied with six other skaters in
total points today as the American
Hockey League season went into its
second week.
Brown had five goals and one as
sist for total of SIX points. Other
pointers were Red Hamill OF
Hershey. George Mantha of Wash
ington, Ken Kilrea of Indianapolis
and Earl Robinson. Marcel Trem-
blay and Joe Shack, all Of New
Haven.
Having spent IS minutes in the
box during his first four games, Ed
die Bush of Providence took a wide
lead in the penalty division.
The leading scorers:
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Irappers 10 Compete
For Sports Writer'S
Cup on Saturday

Annual shoot for the Sports
Writers Cup will be held Saturday
by the Washington Gun Club over
the Benning traps.
The shoot Will be 100 targets.
with the winner TO retain possession
of the cup awarded in 1894 by
Washington sports writer's, for one
year. The trophy originally YVES
won by H. H. Shelton and since
then has been taken by Dennis
A. Upson, James Green, Dr.. J. G.
Wynkoop and DR.. A. V. Parsons.
An added feature this year IS
that the shoot will be registered
with the Amateur Trapshooting
Association with purses to be divided
on each set of 25 targets.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Something to Harp About

Back in September, Robert c..
Harrington, Frederick golfer. won
the S. Duvall Schell Friendship Cup
by defeating DR.. j. Elmer Harp of
Middletown. Last Sunday he won
the Presidents Cup at Catoctln
Country Club. 3 and l, and his vic
tim was Dr.. Harp.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Browne, on Army Leave,
Gives Aid to Huskers
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., Nov. Sit. Col.
Harold Browne, home from his mill
tary duties on a short leave, was
drafted yesterday to help the Uni
versity of Nebraska football team
right itself.
Browne instructed the backs on
the Hucker Rose Bowl team until
his mobilization with the National
Guard last winter. Nebraska has
lost its past three games and plays
Minnesota Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-11-05

game, the sisters 60 into huddle
and ask one another, whats the
score?" and who's ahead?"
Some of them still think a back
IS what you show off with an
evening gown and a line is some
thing a man hands you.
Qualified observers predicted
that when Greek met Greek on
gridiron the proceedings would be
Greek to even the best qualified
observers.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Irish Grid Squad, 400 Students,
Band to Spend Big Day Here

Rev. John J. Burke, prefect of dis
cipline of Notre Dame, at $50 am.
will lay a wreath before the Knute
Rockne plaque at the Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception at Catholic
University.
The pre-game rally will be held
Friday night at the Willard Hotel,
with Leahy and other school officials
as guests. The team will leave for
Annapolis by train at $50 am. on
Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Brothers Garry Boil
Across at Same Time
IL .hn A-rnc1-tcd PreSs

PN me HStNJIaT TFn f'ItNN.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, Nov. )
The F. J. Hassett home is two
radio household. and on a recent
Saturday afternoon one of the ma
chimes was carrying the account OF
the NOtre Dame-Illinois contest and
the other related the Parkersburg
Huntington High game.
HaSsett says that at the exact mo-
ment that Bill Early, Notre Dame
back whose home is in ParkerSburg
scored for the Irish, Brother Fred
Early connected for Parkersburg.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
on Court

Immaculate Alumni basket ball
team holds it's first practice tonight
at 8 o'clock at Wilson gym. All
candidates are requested to be on
hand.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
STAGES Live Grid Game

HagerStoWn will have its only COL
lege football game of the season
Friday night when Mount St. Marys
and Upsala play there.
Evening star., 1941-11-05

Five years ago-Burleig h
Grimes, veteran ex-spitballer.
named new manager of Brooklyn
Dodgers, succeeding Casey STEM
gel.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
New BockfieId Every Tilt

DENVER, Nov. 5 Lp).-All Is chaos
in the University of Denver back
field, where a different combination
has started every one OF the six
games.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Irish Aces to TruveI

Irish Aces l45-pound football
team travels on Sunday to Baltimore
to play st. Mary's Industrial School
at 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Manders Still Heads
Pro Ball Carriers;
FiIchock Second
Redskin Back Averages
Yord Less Per Try;
HinkIe Is Third
By the Associated Press.

BY The AsHoClated PreSS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-The tightest
race for individual titles in the Ma
tional Football League is being
waged under the heading "Ball-Car-
rying Leaders" where BroOklyns
Pug Manders still is in front.
Here is the way the top five line
up as a result of last weeks games:
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Luch Rated All-Americu

Duke partisans are booming Steve
Lach, Blue Devil halfback, for all
America.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
LEG PANS MAY
Be DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys

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abo',t ape, don Just complain and do nothing
yon nai VEN. Nature may be warning you that
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HIS ACIDS and poisonous waste out of tho
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don n' me . miles of kidney tubes and filters
in n = work well, poisonous waste matter stays
bacrL tlood. These poisons may start nagging
pen an aeS, Pneumatic pains, leg pains, loss OF
rnffn nna energy. getting up nights, swelling.
ne,s Dtss under the eyes, headaches and dizzi-
~ md burning sometimes shows there is some
wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Pills Talt! Ask your druggist for Doan's
years u Tt successfully by millions for over Az
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cps = ".ileS OF kidney tubes flush out poison
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-06-06
THOMSON APPOINTS
SESQUI COMMITTEE

A committee to arrange for the use
of the Butler County Fairgrounds and
to obtain dates was named Tuesday
at a luncheon meeting of the steering
committee for the Hamilton sesqul-
centennial celebration to be held IN
the fall
The special committee appointments
were announced by Alexander Thom-
son, Jr., general chairman, at the
meeting in the Anthony Wayne Hotel,
members being George Cummins,
chairman, B. S. Van Gorden, Frank
Vidourek, Thomas H. Feltz, and G. l..
Hardin.
The committee will make arrange
ments for use of the fairgrounds for
historical pageant to be presented
in connection with the sesqui-centen-
nial, and will refer to the executive
committee dates on which the grounds
will be available.