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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
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SMALL GAME
SMALL TALK

PIERRE. S. D. Nov. Is
The suzn game hunting sea
sen makes the scFewiest
news IN S.ush Dakota.
= H. PlSsaat strolEsd
unncls~t5 Gswn the main
drag c. 'AaEos On opening
daY.
a crackshot Indian near
WauhzY f.red his double
barrelied shotgun and drop
ped sever geese. more than
twice as Limit.
Indiana hunters put two
South Dakota jackrabhits in
. Webster locker plant say
ing. Tresa are great for the
follzs back home. They went
believe rabbits get as big as
sheep ont here. They don't.
quite.l
The state game director
capturd an albino pheasant
rooster in a quarter mile foot
race down a stubbIe field.
found il had a broken wing.
nursed IL back TO health and
now plans TO have It mount
ed fer the departments mu-
scum
Three members Of a rifle
club. all qualified as sharp
shooters or experts. ran into
a coveY CT more than 40 par
fridge and failed 70 drop a
bird with their shofgunz.
The former sheriff of Pot
tar County uses a muzzle
loading double barrel and
drops rhessants with the
best Of them.
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n
red-headed sophomore named
Maurice Wade who showed great
promise as a runner.
And he figured that Bob Steu-
Der l95-pound end who does
the hundred in 90, was wasting
ms speed as an end now that
Christman the pitcher was gone
So, 70 make each Of his three
runners a threat, Faurot worked
out super-speciaI Information
tno floater and a little wider than
the usual u. Since he didn't
have a super-pSsser like Christ
man be figured he'd have to get
everything possible out of his
running potentialities. Did the
idea work.
Well IN the opener against
Ohio State. Mizzou outstatistick-
Cd the Buckeyes bat lost the ball
game, i2-7. chiefly because the
club hadn't quite smoothed out.
Stsuber. for instance, wasn't
used to MS baIl-carrying job and
twice cut back into the safety
man when he was in the clear
Since then the Tigers have
BOWED ever Colorado. Kansas
State. Iowa State. Nebraska.
Michigan State ard New York
University. And how that Ter
rible trio has been going to
fcwnl Each of them has scored
at least twice from farther than
so yards out-and only two
touchdowns In the first six
games were scored from. with
in the ls-Yard line.
Ice. a 155-p0und fadeaway
runner, uses a deceptive fake off
his inside foot that sends tack
lers whipping harmleSsly by
him. He does the short passing
and Is just effective enough to
make trouble for teams that gang
up on the 7. Wade, a bright
star despite typical sophomore
mistakes. fakes in orthodox
fashion, and effectively. He's a
left-foet kicker (can kick with
his right and an ambidextrous
passer. Steuber's running style
Imagine 1876 pounds going at 90
speed: if It doesn't 60 around
tacklcr it'll smash right over
him. That's Steuber He does
the long passing-and he can
throw the bali IS or 20 yards.
In the first six games Ice
averaged five yards a ball-carry-
ing try, Wade and Steuber about
rs yards each Most teams are
tickled if they have only one
baI-earrier Boosting an average
like that.
As you might suspect. il takes
a little something up front to
make that new r go--and Fau-
rot has Il. In Captain Darold
Jenkins al center and Bob JET
fries guard. the Tigers boast
the nucleus Of one Of the finest
middle sections in the country.
Norv Wallaeh and Bob Brenton
CHS and EOS pounds respectively
if you're gulIible enough to be
lieve the programsl are extreme
" capable anchors at tackle, but
the ends are the pleasant sur
prise
Faurot bad pair of capable
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SAILORS PLAYED
RAIDERS TO TIE
GuARDsMEE IN OTHER
HALF or TWIN BILL

Fer the second time since the
new softbaH season got under
way at Bayview Park some weeks
ago. Navy, without a victory to
its credit, battled a topnotch ten
TO a tie.
outhit but playing better bali
than runner-up Red Raiders. the
Sailors last night earned an even
break with the youthful perform
ers with an 3-8 count.
Arthur Reese) Thompson, an
outfielder. held the weak-hitting
Navy to a half-dozen safe blows
but five costly errors BY his
teammates proved his down
fall
Sailors. miscuing Just once,
got only hit less than the Raid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15

Johnny little john Ogden re-
turned to old-time form last
night as he turned in a six-hIt
IA job against the sinking Coast
Guard ten IN the twin bill night
cap
While Ogden was holding the
big guns Of the Nays new unit.
he and MS HavSta mates were
pounding the offerings OF Mach
Ched for II Safcties. They were
aided by four Guard errors.
Results: r. H E
NavSta 7 II O
GuardSmn 8 4
Ogden and -Rosam; MachCIied
and Compton
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THE SITUATION; It's your
ball in mid-field against your
schools traditional rival third
down with eighteen yards to 60
due to a bad pass from center
The second quarter is just start
ing. and the game Up to the
present time looks very even
from an offensive and defensive
standpoint.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
l. Fake punt?
2. Long passs
3. Reverse?
3 - I. End run?
s S. Kick?
lAnsweF Elsewhere On PAGE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
Mizzou Gets Triple Punch
From It's Made To-Order T

featLIFe
oAAbiA Mo- INV l5szfT Three IS Eoars Don F,,
victory : A 1-s ssaE7-s9rt OF z
When Paul Christmsn finished IN last fal,
on ms baekffeid Resources that he had srr r. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Hockey Play
nv TINTED PRESS

The Chicago Blackhawks climbed
into first place in the National
Hockey league Thursday night by
trimming the Brooklyn Americans,
81 while the Toronto Maple Leafs
moved into a deadlock with the
idle New York Rangers for sec
ond place. The Leafs trounced the
Montreal Canadiens. AZ.
Harry Watson, a newcomer
10 the Americans. gave his
team a 10 advantage two
minutes after the second per-
iod opened but the Hawks
tailed two quick goals by Bill
Thoms and Mush March 10
lead and win. Veteran De-
fenseman Willie Fields was
hospitalized with an injured
eve after falling on another
players skate.
Led by Sweeney Schriner who
racked up two goals, the Leafs
scored in every period to defeat
the Canadiens. Terry Reardon
scored both Montreal goals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO-If IL comes
up rain at Palo Alto Saturday
and the weatherman says it's
likely to-Stanford's title-chasing
Indians are in for a lot of trouble
against the .mud-wise Washington
State Cougars.
In fact heavy rain might
change the present prevailing odds
of 5 to / on Stanford TO even
money.
Stanford T-formation.
smartest thing In football
these last two years, has had
two workouts this year. The
first time the mud was thick
and gooey. and Stanford lost
TO Oregon State for Its first
defeat In two years. The sec
ond time the field was more
slippery than muddy and the
T-boys ran away from Santa
Clara
A defeat for Stanford tomor-
row would blow open the Pacific
Coast conference race and make
Oregon State and Washington title
hungry again.
SLENDER HOPES
Both Northwest teams still have
slender hopes of a Tie for the
crown snd a big debate then as
to who's TO 60 to the Rose Bowl,
but Stanford. with only one de-
feat. looks in.
That is in" II IL doesn't come
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Rain Becomes Threat for
COUGAR Stanford Contest

up rain tomorrow and give the
Cougars, the conference wreck
ers," q chance 10 do what they
did to Oregon and Oregon State
this year.
Oregon STATE knows all
about rain 30 the Beavers
aren't worrying about the
prospects for precipitation in
Berkeley tomorrow when they
meet California. The Bears
have been an in-and-out aggre-
cation but even at their best
they don't seem TO match what
Lon Stiner can produce.
Washington is idle. along with
Oregon and use tomorrow, and
UCLA has an army team. the
Camp Ham Ack-Acks booked for
Los Angeles coliseum. The only
other conference game brings
Idaho and Montana together at
Moscow for an annual that is
always a hair-raiser.
BRONCS VS.. GAELS
Another one of those annual
battles is due for San Francisco
Sunday when Santa Clara meets
ST. Mary's before $4,000, rain,
shine or cyclone. Santa Clara.
despite three straight defeats. is
the fsvorite 10 beat the Gaels,
whose sole asset land a good one)
is the passing OF Presto Podesto
of Modesto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Clover Park
Plays Today

Clover Park Warriors face their
stiffest test Of the season this
Friday night when they play
Bremerton wildcats at Bremerton.
The Warriors will be putting their
eight-game unbeaten string on the
block for the Wildcats to chop
off, II they can.
The game. Clover Parks first
venture into big time football, will
be the first of two tough games
which the Warriors have slated in
the next six days.
On Thanksgiving day the War
riors play the unbeaten Elms
Eagles at Elma. Coach Ralph
Lackey OF Clover Park is a former
Elma coach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Renion Meets
Hiqhline Club

Only the Puget Sound confer
ence has league play scheduled for
this Friday among the prep foot
ball teams.
Shorty Lufts Renton Indians
will seek TO nail down their sec
ond straight league title when
Highline Pirates play at Renton.
Other league games send Puy-
sllup TO Sumner. Buckley TO
Enumclaw and Auburn to Kent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Tommervik Leads Way

SEATTLE-Ben Collins Of West
Texas State. the nations leading
collegiate scorer. and Terrible
Tommy Tommervik of Pacific
Lutheran college shared honors to-
day in small-college football
figures released by the American
Football Statistical bureau.
Tommervik, who hopes to pass
the 2.000-yard mark in his three
remaining games. has amassed
1.414 yards in SIX contests TO lead
in total offense.
He has gained more than
ANY other passer In the nation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Turkey Shoot
On Sumner Bill

Sumner Sportsman's club is
holding an all day turkey shoot at
its trap grounds on Linden drive.
midway between Sumner and Puy-
allup. Sunday.
There will be squad shoots,
splatter matches. and other popu-
lar features. Lunch will be served
on the grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Asserts Irish
Will Engage
In Post Tilt

MIAMI. F1a--The Florida Cath
ole. weekly newspaper published
here. carried q story in today's
Issue asserting that the Notre
Dame football team il ready and
willing to play in the New Years
day Orange bowl classic If asked. "
Il was revealed today.
The newspaper quotes Father
John J. cavanaugh. C. S. C.. vice
president of Notre Dame and fac
ulty chairman Of athletics. as hav-
ing said that . ruling barring
post season games has been with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Heavies
Meet Tonight
Lesnevich and Rival
Eye HeovY Group

NEW YORK - The worlds I'M
disputed light heavyweight cham
pionship is merely an incidental
tonight as veteran Gus Lesnevich
and young Tami Mauriello tangle
for the second time at Madison
Square Garden.
Each Graves an impressive VIC
tory so he can graduate shortly
into the golden heavyweight divi-
sion with proper fanfare. Cham
pion Lesnevich Of Cliffside, y. j.,
cares nsught about losing the 49,
pound crown. nor il the 2l-year-
old Bronx Italian agog over win
ming it, as he is favored rs to
achieve.
But each will 60 all out
tonight for a triumph that will
boost him into the heavy
weight league because ~
there's much more money
among the heavies. and az
Lesnevich already has trouble
pairing down to the 155-pound
limit. while Challenger Tami
10 growing 20 fast that In .
couple of months he will he
unable TO make the weight.
Lesnevich scorns the crown
which he is defending for the first
time-a diadem that was one Of
the richest in all pugilism during
the golden decade of the twenties,
the days of Carpenter. Sikh, Nc
Tgue. Berlenbach, Delaney and
Loughran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Ike Waltons TO
Dance Saturday

Izaak Wsltons Of Tacoma will
Saturday night set aside their fish
ing rods and all that goes with the
art and give their full effort to
dancing. The clubs annual event
is scheduled TO begin at o'clock
at the Edgewood Grange hall. Re-
freshments will be served. Sports
men are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Cougar Game
Goes on Air

The Washington State college
football team offers the next TO
last obstacle to Stanford univer-
sity's claim to the Pacific Coast
conference championship this
weekend. The two teams meet on
the gridiron at Palo Alto Satur-
day afternoon. Play-by-plsy sc-
count of the game viii be brought
to local listeners over station kJR.
Seattle 1000 keys by Associated
Sportcaster Hal Wolf starting al
las p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Champs Seek
18th Victory
Come Is Scheduled
To Open ot 8 Bells

Pacific Lutheran Gladiators 20
after their 18th straight victory to-
night when they play Linfield
Wildcats in the stadium bowl at
O'Clock.
Having annexed their third
straight winko league crown last
Friday at Yakima, the Lutherans
will be out to clean up on the nom
league competition. which took on
tougher hue Thursday with the
announcement that College OF Pa
cific had been signed for a game
on November 20.
Whether Linfieid will absorb
an expected cleaning tonight
IL not certain since the Luth-
Grams are not In the best of
shape and Coach Cliff Olson
has made several changes In
his starting lineup because of
wave Of stomach sickness
which swept the squad on the
return from Yakima.
George Anderson. regular tackle
and tower Of strength in the line,
will not open against the Wildcats.
Hugo Swanson and George Fall
strom will open at tackles.
NEW GUARDS START
Don Sloppy and Erling Holland
will get starting calls at the guard
positions in place OF Pete Peterson.
the Anacortes bounder. and George
Goat" Thorleifson.
Balance of the line viii consist
of Don DAndrea. 30-ton Kapowsin
tank at center; Paul Polillo, the
Ridgefield Reacher, and Marty
North, who carries the euphonious
name of Bones" at the end berths.
The regular backfield Of
Tommy Lumsden. Ster Harsh-
man. Marv Harshman and
Mary Tommervik win open
against the visitors although
MARY Hartman IL not In the
n<st VI Ssi0PN- AhF p'k wv
FOUNDER has missed practice
all week.
No workout was held Thursday
as Olson decided to rest his squad.
N. w. CONFERENCE FOE
Tonight's game will be the Luth-
Grams second appearance against
a Northwest Conference team, the
Lutes having previously outscored
CPS Loggers. 40
Linfield's record il devoid of
many wins, the Wildcats having
lost to Whitman. willamette, CPS
and Bellingham while taking a 80
verdict from st. Martins. Worst
setback was the $40 defeat dished
out by the score-conscious Bear
cats from Willamette.
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s9s yards-and ranked second
In compilations.

In competitions.
Collins gained 1899 yards from
rushing, and placed second to the
Lutheran siege-gun in combined
offense. Rehor Of Dickinson. with
n competitions. led the nations
passers, and his teammate.
Supulski. paced pass receivers by
nagging 35 losses compared to 81
caught by MARY Harshman Of Pa
cific Lutheran.
Mccarthy of st. Francis was
the top punter, with a 44.25-yard
average.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

drawn in celebration Of the schools
founding 100 years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
LuteS VS.. Linfield

Probable starting ineups for the Pacific Lutheran
Linfeld college game the Stadium o'clock tonight:
PACIFIC LUTHERAN LINFIELD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Gas and Autos
Hoop Winners
Stond Out in First
City League Tits

Gssmen and Autos stood out
Thursday night at Lincoln high
school in oepning Of the City Bas-
ketball league 1941-42 Season. A
good sized crowd was present.
Gasmen. as expected, soundly
trounced the youthful Lake
wood club. IS 10 IL. In the
nights first game. Anderson
led the scorers with IL points.
Chairmen stormed into a 10
lead at the first quarter and kept
up the margin intact 10 defeat
Shipbuilders. 80 to 81, in the Sec
ond game.
The nightcap found Yelm being
outrun on the floor to lose TO the
sharpshooting Autos, ~ to 20.
BATTLES DUE MONDAY
This makes Monday nights pro-
gram at Lincoln a real battle.
To start IL off Gasmen and
Shipyards play At ! o'clock.
while Lakewood viii attempt
20 get back into the running
by defeating Chairmen In the
second game.
Closing play at . o'clock will
be the initial appearance of the
4lst Division All-Stars against the
strong Autos in what promises to
be one Of the feature games of the
first half.
Bob Mckinnell was the big
gun In Chairmen's win over
Shipyards. The former Lincoln
hoop player dropped In nine
points and held Mike Sterbick
down to six. while the rest Of
his mates held Hurney. Hallin
and Spurgeon to 10 points be-
tween them.
Bob Pullar started off on the
right track with IL points in his
first start as the defending cham
pionship high scorer. He led his
Autos TO the comparatively easy
victory over the Yelm team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
CITY LEAGUE RESULTS

SubsIIIuIte, IaSHtH-FO sltT I5Ii
Angelina (6). Mckay co. Stevens az:
Lakewood-Andrews ca, Kirkpatrick
ID.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

Frank Gillian, referee;
lines man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

George Anderson, regular tackle
and tower Of strength In the line,
will not open against the Wildcats.
Hugo Swanson and George Fall
strom will open at tackles.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02

s'XVITH women" said Arthur Brisbane life
w really begins at 80. At 80 a woman has
more brains, heart more energy, more
courage than al any other age; and at all ages
woman has real courage, mental and
spiritual courage, than man"
Trying understand why some women who
shouldn't insist upon wearing short skirts,
Bellamy Brooks observed;
"A man knows he il not a Robert Taylor.
But the average woman IL appears never will
believe her legs are not a par with Marlene
Dietrch's.'
DAUGHTERS inherit the intelligence Of their
~ fathers the intelligence OF their
mothers So claim students Of heredty How
does this claim check al your house,
Red heads fall in out Of love with amaZ-
ing facility" states Philip Kerby
Judging by the famous red-haired women Of
history, Mr. Kerbys claim seems well suhstanti-
~ated But. Of course. the red-heads in your
neighborhood may be different
Anyway, brief as a red-headS love is, II is
always interesting. Or this department has
been informed.
at contains five vtamns. A. y, ID. Y and g."
That's what II says on the box about the dog
biscuit our pup consumes. No wonder that little
fellow is so full OF pep ! have good mind 10
break up few of those dog biscuits and Try
them myself
Do you remember Pearl White in The Perils
Of Pauline.
Be careful. lady Better say you don't if you
arc claiming 10 be 3o' years old. That q
years ago
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02
SCOT Fall Declines
In Last Three Years

There are five tons less SCOT per
square mile in Detroit now than
there were in 1887, but, neverthe-
less. 62.3 tons of SCOT fall annually
on every square mile in the city,
Frank j. Gibbon. Detroit smoke
Inspector. reported 10 Common
Council today.
Gibbon said the smoke and SCOT
density is thinning out because of
Diesel engines. oil burners and the
realization Of manufacturers that
smoke is a tremendous waste.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02
Empire State Train
To Be Put on Exhibit

The streamlined equipment OF
the Empire State Express, the
New York Cetral's day train be-
tween New York and Detroit,
will be on public exhibition Fri
day at the Michigan Central Sta
ton.
The train will he on Track l
from 4. TO 10 p. m Visitors will
be able toswalk through the en-
tire train from q he observation
car to the mail-baggage car.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02

~ the jobs they must double at to support their
families.
The old-time thespians carrying their scrap
books from one producers office TO the Other
with the hope that past glores will get them
something
The gals who are prettier than movie, stars
grateful for jobs like cleaning tables in
restaurants
The frail. old ladies who should have all the
comforts of home, shvering while trying TO
peddle gardenias.
TIN PAN ALLEY NOVELETTE,: In the early
i days of radio, his orchestra was one of the
three biggest coin-makers His wife and little
boy shared his prosperity and they lived within
their means-but Just within it.
Then the swing crews descended on The
American Scene and he lost program after
program Soon there were not jobs for his
band at all.
Instead of taking TO drink leaving his
faithful wife, etcetera-he put his fiddle under
his wing and joined the pit orchestra of a
Broadway musical.
He filled club dates whenever he could get
them (Which wasn't often) and played in relief
bands 10 make an extra few smaekers.
His wife gave up their expensive apartment
and the maid. too -. The kid walked to school
without a governess, and that's the way IT went
for too many years.
But now he is leading his orchestra again
with sponsors TWO network programs.
His names n. Brusilof.
SOONDS IN LIE Nl1i1 L. Al JIMMY NeHy .
~ He gave me look that hadn't been washed
in years"
In LaConga:
'She used 10 drink like tank, now she looks
like one"
At the Hurricane:
Hes a playboy-spends all his time dy-
dOllyng."
At the Cabardi Room:
He has strong will and she wants to he
In H."
AT Maison Louis:
Expensive: She eats like there IL no To-
morrow
Al Club Gaucho:
'"They go well together-an old bat and
foul bali"
NHNHATTAN MURAL: Mrs. FDR coming out
wi of the Roosevelt home on +. 65th Street
and shreking back 10 the maid so passersby
could hear II the cornerl
Don't forget to turn out the lights, SUSIE
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02

Lillian Roth is gaining steadily after her
major op al Cedars OF Lebanon hosp L. A.
Vernon Dukes thumbnoSe description OF
Sugar Daddies: Nincom-pop
7 TITLE TRAGEDIES ABOUT TOWN: The
IL displays outside Sixth Avenue Employment
Agencies asking for college graduates to do Sl4-
a-,peek dishwashing Jobs
The many aged people who shoeshine
boys"
College boys and girls who have time only
on the subways 10 do their honeWork-because
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02

the average feminine Chcagoan's figure.
To shoe horse man has to have a license;
hut anybody fl shoes on human beng.
The shoe stores having the best and most patient
filters get most OF the business
Note a record has been made Of Dickens \
Christmas Carol" I'll have TO get that for ny
Christmas Eve celebration
fOf men with light-blue eyes. Louise Bascom
Barrat states:
The women they invite out require chap
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-02

about two years and
a half after The pass
ing of their first wife
AS 10 how soon the
average WIDOW marrIes
no statistics are avail
able. Thomas Fuller
said: Sorrow for a
husband is like a pain
in the elbow, sharp
and short" and II. G..
Bohn. an expert on love
as il concerns widows,
stated: "A good oc-
casion Of courtshlp is
when the widow re-
turns from the funeral. -
EVD.)
EEMINlNE portion Of
Il ChIcago's population
is highly indignant oe-
/ cause a New York pub
1licaiion has stated the
Chicago bus seats are
made two inches wider
than the New York
bus seats owing 10
the space required by