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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
TROY TO PLAY GEYSER IN
FIRST TOURNAMENT GAME

Troy is slated to play Geyser at
BIS for the first game of the tour
Y1ament at Glasgow on Thursday al
ternoon. Other teams playing IN the
same division with Troy are Shell
by. Harlem, st. Mary's, WOLF Point,
and Medicine Lake.
Coach Callaghan's first string
players making the trip are. Kay
Callaghan, whose height is Q tt. 5 IN,
is a senior and has played on the
team for three years and this sea
son totalled 237 points. Wally Cal
1aghan, 5 #. II in, also a senior
has run up LAG points for the sea-
son. This is his second year on the
team.
Don Moore, a junior, is it. II
in, has made lib points and has
played two years on the team.
JoeS Kuwahara, also junior ane
a second year player, has made d
points. He is #. in.
The third senior on the team. l
Jim Migaki with AZ points to nj.
credit in this his first year on the
string. His height is IT, in.
Second string players making tn
trip are. Ray Robbins, VERNE Vor
HES, Roger Kensler, Jim McCrack
en-, George Migaki, and Mike Joy
manager
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY

Situate III IlIiIoAt SoLiitJ, A@
Montana, will be sold at public
auction at the front door Of the
Court House in Libby, Montana at
1870 o'clock p NJ on the fourth day
of April, l94l
Description of Appraised
Property Value
Libby Original
Lots 5, 20, 81 and
%, Block 2 .......S 500 per lot
Lot s, Block ......... 1000
Lot II, block 3 49,. 1900
Lots 20, 81 and %,
block 5 ..............-..... lO.Uu
Lots II and 18, block
6 ............................ $500 per lot
Lots is, II and ID,
/ block 20 .......... 500 per lot
Lots | and 2, block 81 500 per lot
% ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1000 per lot
Jennison Addition to Libby
block / 100000
Lot q block 2 .. $50
Lots 4 and S, block 3 500 per lot
Lots 20, 81 and q,
block 4 ...............a. 500 per lot
Faust Addition to Libby
Lots and and M
lot 6, block ii 49,. $500
Lukens Addition to Libby
Lots l8 and IS,
block 10 ...S 500 per lot
Hills Addition to Libby
Lots 7 and s, block 500 per lot
Leonard Addition to Libby
/ Lot 10, block 3 ......- 900
: Lot |. block 10 -..,.... 1900
. Lots and 3, block
: 10 ......................... 1000 per lot
South Libby
Lots 7, and 8, block
: 7 ............. 500 per loi
! Lots 3 and A, block 10 1000 per LOT
! Lot IL. block ID 1000
I Lots IL and IL block
e Id ..............-........- 3U.uU
: Lot T, block Is .....- 10000
! First Addition to South Libby
4 Lots 5 and 6, block 20 1850
: Remp Addition to Libby
!. Lots to %, inclu
q sive, block ........ 22.0O
o Lots to %, inclu-
n Slvc. DlocK q ,..--.- 11.Vu
- West Troy
" Lot 80, block 2 ........ 1000
p MI lot 3 and all of
At lots and 5, block 3 $500
In First Addition to West Troy
Lot 10, block 5 .......l ,O00.o0
ar Nj lot IA, block 1000
Id StanfieId Addition to West Troy
np Lots IL, Ia and 10,
. block S ...l........... 500 per i
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06

that cannot be protected IN any 9TH
er way
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06
Pen Club Present Gifts to Team

As farewell present to Tie bas-
ketball team, Pep Club girls gave
maroon and white booklets auto
graphed by students and teachers
and good luck pins in the shape OF
horse shoes to the coach and the
bows. The presentation was made
Tuesday morning before the de-
parture of the team to the northern
divisional basketball tournament at
Glasgow. Pep club girls and their
sponsor, Miss Alice Clement, made
the gifts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-06

Bruce Monkey, plaintiff, againsi
Joseph Gilbert Husick, ct al de
PENDANTS.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAT-.

PLYMOUTH Ip7B d. luxe l-door sedan.
clean motor recently completely rr,ondi-
PLYMOUTH 1881 4-dr sedan. good con-
Il ton and appearance dlN l"Ih ne,
alter I Franklin 4.Hl
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe I-doot sedan.
equipped with heater. >il9 FRANK
SMALL JIr l3l9 Good Hope I'd Sc
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door sedan. gray I'm
lSh. immaculate inside al q ou.. low mule
age one owner. r5@9. FRANK SMALL,
Jr.. BOB Penna. ave. Sc. Il "ui;.
sedan. GOOD tires radio, 500, cash or
terms Phone Mr. Hall WO 5129
PLYMOUTH l"4l special de luxe coupe
maroon, nH63 400 mies s33 PRAco radio
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan
gray finish fine floating power engine, safe
hydTauhc brakes. very clean interior and
egnGpsd 1Ia @G w.h yeEy 492d qsGS loW
Wisconsin ave. Emerson 3S69
PLYMOUTH 1889 dc luxe 4-door tour
especially priced Burrows, Studebaker,
600 NJ st. Sc. AT. 1906
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door de luxe sedan;
onc-oWner car with SpotleSS dark blue
finish. This car IS beyond comparison with
your time to see this car before YOU buy.
Uncondilonally guaranteed IN NrItlng.
Edw, Adams Co. So Potomac ave. sc.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4-door trk.
sed., a l-owner car with low mlleage,
spotlessly clean. IN excellent mechanical
sa9 ERs1 PTsiSed i3F Tsdate sale ,s5d
PLYMOUTH de luxe coupe, 1888; rumble
seat runs good. 500 iuA price. Roper,
1880 R. / ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan. finest
ss9nditi3n saEcrilGe. S1s9: terms. Roper
Motor Co, 1870 r. l. ave. ne.
etc: Ike new; lady leaving, city sacrifice,
500 terms TO responsible party See
Sunday |" a m TO pm. Stored al
Roper 5 80 R. / ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 30 black finish 4-door tour
ing sedan. See car No 2n3 and see very
excellent buy al @f95 This car is III good
condition and economical IN operation
H; 3. LEARY JR., & BROS.
PLYMOUTH 1855 de luxe 4-door. heater,
perfeCl metallic gray finish. SpotleSs bsoad-
cloth upho!Stery. tires excellent. tptop
mechanical condition. L. c. inspection
sD'f""'''o TRIA&GfE G,SGalf Il HofoRs 5fo
llol Rhode Island Ave NE DE G3u2.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door 4eda exception
ally eo2a 9qnGyijGn thr9Hgbou5i ,1UTGb
$500 '1E Wi5 HkfPs A2e MOTOR s7lES@ Ni @o-7.
PLYMOUTH 1870 de luxe f-doog sedan:
beautiful black finish. has only been driven
5000 mile, mIesge guaranteed. perfect
CONDITION fully guaranteed. KEARNEY
MOTORS, 5H@3 Conn. ave. WO. 81 -.
Open Sunday.
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe l-door
sedan; beautiful 2-tone finish, gasoline
heater. has only been driven 1900 miles,
fully guaranteed; S795. KEARNFY MO-
TORS, 0O23 Conn. ave. WO. 5lI5- Open
Sunday
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan dark blue finish, Vhlte-WaN tires,
radio perfect condition; fully guaranteed.
KFARNEY MOTORS. 5O23 Conn. ave.
WO 5ll5 Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
AUTOMOBILES ZOE SAlE.

PIym61G.Gb Itsn ,5.ss 10 d''aHa 'cad
Ter appou'mcH' t'.Ncrn D" aud o.
PLYMOUTH 1880 COUP, grs' o rev ur,s
~ good condition >I'' private owner
eau Norm "N'l
PLYMOUTH IoaN door sedan. radio
nice nn.sh and interior eood mechanical
rm rlIS lISc2lN 8 vf fAFF MoT0Es. &l a.oo
sedaa n y one " owner. clean inside and Out,
,'' LINCOLN PARK MOTORS. ,
PLYMOUTH 1885 door and coupe, very
-, ID IINcoLM PARK MOTORS, .aoo
PLYMOUTH, 1880 coupe. good tiIe,S and
motor, excellent transportation Nl49.
LINCOLN PARK MOTORS.
l4I 18th St NE. AT G2oo.
PLYAIOUTH 1898 dc luxe 4-door sedan,
blue finish. perfect condition; fully guar,
MOTORS. 5023 Conn ave. WO. 5lI5.
Open sunday.
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo sedan; heater, low
mIlease excellent condition lhrouehouli
owner must sacrifice EN-. 65s3
PONTIAC 1910 convertible club coupe
radio heater, white-wall tires like new;
big savings. 9O-day guarantee. Simmons
Motors. 1887 l4th st. NV. NO @l46.
PONTIAC 1897 3-dr trunk sedan S3S5.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave. Nv.
Woodley S4ol
PONTIAC 1889 IS sedan radio ard
neater; will demonstrate. Have 10 sell.
AT. 6962-J after pm
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe 2-door sedan, one
owner car that has had the best OF care,
low mileage radio and heater, hne ap-
pearance and fully guaranteed, low price.
NOW S5sj. MCKEE PONTIAC, 22ud and
N SITS NV Me. otoo.
PONTIAC 1888 "-dr sedan. Sl25 FLOOD
PONTIAC 42@I Conn. ave. NV. Woodley
S401
PONTIAC 1870 4-dr trunk sedan cylin-
der. radio and heater. one owner. stI5
FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l Conn. ave
Woodiey S4ul.
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr trunk sedan; radio.
heater ard delIOster. immaculate Sl31.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 42@l Conn. ave. NV
Wondley SOL
PONTIAC 1870 town sedan. begu'sf ful Blue
finish raolo, good rubber. clean inside and
fully dc luxe EQUIPPED. a smart rlch h-lOOk-
ing late-mCdel popular car. ~b9J. FIRED
MOTOR CO. 400 Georeia ave-. IA 200.
PONTIAC 1910 convertible club coupe one
owner. radio and heater. like new. SS4J
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4.2l Conn ave. NV
WopoleV Atul l-
PONTIAC 1924 convertible coupe. rumble
seat: $3.50 FLOOD PONTIAC, 422I conn.
ave. NV Woodley S+uI
PONTIAC 1896 2-door ,edau. blue finish
o k. MOTOR good tires clean car vii give
YOU many thOuSands OF miles Of excellent
service $40. MCKEE PONTIAC. 5lOU
Wisconsin ave Emerson 5SG".
Evening star., 1941-09-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

rONIIAC coupe 1889 economical u-ry'.
ud'i motor 100 hne ooud ion eNcculn'
ga. hr.h. me rubber suitable for bl..-
No. or plea 1tr s1l1 fully guarRuIoCd
MCKEE PONTIAC, aluO Wisconsin ave.
Em,r on tNUn
PONTIAC 1880 de luxe sedan. pcrma
vine hIlsh low milcagc one-owneT car IA
me condition mechanically and m an
prtr.uCD hre car for only S595 MCKEE
PONTIAC Iluo Wisconsin ave. Emcr-
son 5~Un
PONTIAC 1910 coupe. black hnsh. used
very little by prominent local physician.
new-car appearance mechanically fully
guaranteed. save considerable. NOW ~64I-
MCKEE PONTIAC, 300 Wisconsin ave.
Emerson $500
PONTIAC 1880 "-dr sedan, il you see
this car YOU viii want 70 buy II A one
owner car IN The best OF condition A. a
very low price and guaranteed in writing
Easy terms Liberal allowance on your
car. EDW G ADAMS co. s.2 Potomac
ave. Sc Franklin l322
PONTIAC 1880 convertible coupe. radio,
heater; real buy. JACK PRY Packard
dealer, 18th and Pa ave. Sc
PONTIAC de luxe coach; like brand-ncw,
in storage one year: lust spent $50 70
S235, consider terms Ak Mr. Roper
1890 r ave nc.
PONTIAC 1910 6-passengor CLUB coupe
radio and heater. white sideWaIl tires.
LINCOLN PARK MOTORS.
14t l-th ST. NE AT 5000
PONTIAC 1899 coupe. equipped with radio
and heater. maroon finish, fine condition
$3.50
LINCOLN PARK MOTORS.
IA 12th ST NE AT. GOO
PONTIAC 1887 .-dr. trunk sedan; Original
black finish. radio and heater verv low
mileage, tires in Al condition You have
10 see this car TO appreciate It's va.ue
S375. ASK for Mr. Mccoy
HILL & TIBBITTS, INC,
lll4 Vermont Ave NV Ma $3.50
sTEAPNs- KNIGHT 1928 sedan: excellent
condition and clean: 500. 3954 East Cap
ltol s.
STUDEBAKERS tHil. company official cars
CHAMPIONS. Commanders Presidents;
terms liberal reduction HITLER MO-
TORS. 925 Silver SprIng ave. 81. 6l00
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 2-door
trunE- like new 9u-dav guarantee ~595.
SlmmOns 1877 4th ST. nv NO @I46.
STUDEBAKER Ia3s Commander 4-Goor
sedan gray finish, heater, except .Onally
nice ana clean througnou.. >Tfl.
POFANKA SERVICE
ll2G Hu.h s. NV DI Hlil
STUDEBhKER 1886 Dictator coupe radio
and heater. very gooc condition through
OUT. SIle
GEORGIA AVE MOTORS.
"soe { Or-ia Ave RA 9S6H
Evening star., 1941-09-14
AuIoMoBllIS IoR SAII-

SrUDEnAKEH lp" rr' ldcrI sedan Tom
nuiEh. NhIfr fidrUHI HTrt fHt.u hUd ,'.
mafIfff very clean uAurd Ul aI A..H
0inCef 'ry nice uuy a. tu'' ArLiHr-
TON MOTOR co IHC Fuss.Nu Va. I..t
arross Kry Budge CH lgIi
STUDEBAkER lGiu Command cIup o.
dan black nnish. Interior Ike rev. % on
motor good 'lros 800 ROYAL MO
TOR co Packard dealer, No. - Kru-
ncdy 90 Nv RA t.-u
STUDEBAKFR 1886 4-door sedan just
the th.ns ioI family man, Al CONDITION.
thTouRhOut. 80 Ask Tor Mr. NcCJy,
ELL 4 TIBBITTS, INC
1lli vermont Efc NV " $3.50
TERRAPLANE 1884 sedan. motor. paint
upholstery and tires goOd cheap franSpoT-
tallon. BARGAIN. S4j Woodley 3an3.
TERRAPLANE 1884 sedan a buy for only
Sl00 FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn ave
NV. Woodley s4Ol
WILLYS 1897 de luxe sedan sacrifice.
81 -. terms. Sunday only. 30 miles 70
gallon Roper 1870 r l ave ne.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

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Evening star., 1941-09-14
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Evening star., 1941-09-14

CID5NOBILE 1891 custom de luxe coupe
,adan. tbs car is Ike hrand-new N
cry respect and carries neW-caI 16-. guSG-
must sell and viii -acri1cc il al nls
s5lIncs m you- Terms and trade ad can can
he arrau-ed EDW- G ADAMS co. -
r7,t.r,ar ave- 80 Franklin l3HH
Evening star., 1941-09-14

CfDsr0BuE 1870 6-cyIndel. door tour
.~g sa5ar beautiful deep maroon mn hln!Sh t6
-,s, is spotrSs upholstery immacuIate,
.-noI with heater. driven very .lttle by
C-e on aer looks and runs Ike a ne" car
Evening star., 1941-09-14
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1926 "ufh :, W III "lt -
1rDzN0RIL 1885 - ldoor runH
>edaS NICE ian finish, very clean interior
Evening star., 1941-09-14

DSNOBILE 939 4-dr. yr; sedan. heat
- and defrozters, beautiful gray finish
~ew whlte-vdN tires: a one-oWner. to"-
mileage bsrgaln- 500 race 4nG Terms
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Or1hNEA SERVICE

1I.| 707| $ Nv DI III y. 7 r =
- Ds,,OrrrF 1850 "s' custom 4-door
ss5s~' .v1--1uc attractive finish. Ike new
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan, dark blue finish. vhlte-WaN tires
radio perfect condition fully guaranteed.
KEARNEY MOTORS. 5O23 Conn. ave.
WO. 5ll5 Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Cr-,=,.0RTr 1910 custom club coupe:
Lr5.-.|a gray finish IKE new, aosolVtey
so0-i-.. INSIDE driven very lttle ana sven
sv-ar.r-,r care since new. looks ana 4uIs
Evening star., 1941-09-14

'---s s.'-... PCuANr.A SERVICE.
~ ~ M q
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe blue-glay
finish, SpotleSs muhair upholstery radio
and heater, exceptionally larRe luggage
space. auIet. economical ensine. verv eoCG
tires. only So
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PONTIAC 1887 "-dT trunk sedan; original
black finish. radio and heater. verv ioV
mileage. tires in Al condition You have
to see this car to appreciate It's value,
1913. Ask for Mr. McCoy,
HILL & TIBBITTS INC,
l1l4 Vermont Ave NV MA 1850
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PACKARD IrI- c-orn. 5-passensrl ruu.
scdH. ono owner t'rau as pI tn.k
hni-l. hcaf.I written guaTau',' siu'
Optn sunday uulI
HANDLEY MOTOR GO
A..
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PONTIAC 1924 convertible coupe. rumble
seat $3.50 FLOOD PONTIAC, 422I conn.
ave. NV. WOodley S4uI
! PONTIAC 1896 2-door edau. blue finish.
o K. moor. good tires. clean car vii give
you many thousands OF miles OF excellent
service. 500 MCKEE PONTIAC. 5lOU
Wisconsin ave Emerson $500
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Dodec piyr.au',

DEMONSTRATORS
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door. 5-paSSenger Sc
dan: royal blue finish. white sldewa!l tires.
radio and heater. seat covers: one owner;
in excellent condition throuphour: SOTO
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer
45l5 18th s. NV RE O5G3
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-12
BANKS COURT SAFE
LOANS

The stock markets and exchanges
are trying to recover their place
in the SUM-" They want amend
ments in the Securities and Tx
change Act The bankers of the
country have been nibbling at the
investment business, and they
think they have better, safer and
more economic facilities for flnan-
cling big business than the stock
exchanges. The latter institutions
have been flying the distress sig
nails most of the time since the
debacle Of 1929.
Congress appears to have an
open mind on these matters. The
trend on the Hill is toward legisla-
tion that will serve the public in
terest and at the same time pro-
tect the public from huge losses in
the market. After all stocks and
bonds when properly controlled are
legitimate investments, and that is
why bankers throughout the coun-
try are willing to make moderate
loans on these securities.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-12
WARWICK

Mrs. A. H. Lingo, who has beer
ill at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Ewell Calhoun, in Georgetown
was taken to the Milford hospital
on Tuesday Of last week for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Esham and
family, of near Gumboro, were
guests on Sunday Of Mrs. Grace
Parsons and family, at Oak Or
chard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Higgins
have returned to the white House
Farm" Long Neck, after two
weeks stay at "Cambahee Planta-
tion," Whitehall, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson had
as their recent Sunday guests Mr..
and Mrs. Millard West and daugh-
ter, Nina Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Hickman. of Dagsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauford Warning
ton, of Nassau, spent Thursday
with Mrs. X. o. Warrington.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Short, of
Georgetown, were recent Sunday
guests of Mrs. w. T. Mcgee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Downs have
recently moved from Oak Orchard
to Rosedale, on the Indian River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Steele were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Steele, near Long Neck.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-12

VIC. Mumford performing the GER
emony
DOnaway-GOrdy
Mrs. Hannah 1. Donawhy, of
Pittsville, Md, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Smith, of
Millsboro, and former Coroner
Carlton H. Gordy, prominent mer-
chant of Millsboro, and son of Geo.
G. and the late Mrs. Sallie ]. Gordy
of Millsboro, were married at
Millsboro on the night of Decem-
ber 2 by the Rev. Edmund w. Hem
Wis, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church of Millsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1941-12-12

UNDER THE Dutch treat" plan,
everyone is supposed to take his
share of expenses. Promoting the
development of a town should be
kind of Dutch treat, in which every
one takes his fair share of effort.
Evening star., 1941-02-01
Main Points of New Code Explained

Main points of the code these:
golfer who birthday a
caddie assistant,
received instruction
exhibition
accepted membership privileges conditions
ordinarily available other members, him.
skill golfer
available other members that him.
Specifically exempted the provisions of the rule
recognized institutions of
outfits Unvery college championship
Walker members and contestants in the
public links national championship.
U. G. recommends that amateur instead Of
bulky silver objects which definite value shops be
Moeland back when the Trans Mississippi
block
who give it
proper publicity surroundings.
Incidentally of the local clubs which annually stages an
will have trouble getting down below that 500
figure mug they their affair
Evening star., 1941-02-01
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The brief
reign of Rhode Island State over
Eastern collegiate basket ball has
cracked up on the reefs that caused
many another wreck-Temple.
Sporting string of nine victories
and an average of more than 80
points a game, the Rams came out of
their New England stronghold this
week to show their proves to the
"city slickers" of New York and
Philadelphia.
They went through Madison
Square Garden Wednesday night in
low gear with a 57-42 decision over
st. Francis for their 10th triumph.
But last night in Philadelphia
they were turned back by the Tenn
pie Owls, 1913, in an overtime
thriller The game was part of a
double-header, with st. Joseph CIV
ing Philadelphia a clean sweep by
beating Butler, 47-43, in the other
half of the bill. Villanova cuffed
Connecticut State, 40-35.
Defeat of Rhode Island left three
teams undefeated in the East-Seton
Hall with 81 victories extending
back into 1899, 13 Of them this sea-
son; Baltimore with II successes and
Westminster. 8.
Baltimore faces a dangerous
Marshall College quint tonight in
one of the independent headliners
on a card that includes Syracuse
Evening star., 1941-02-01
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1-Tenacious Tiff
Denton, 53-year-old former cham
pion, is next on Willie Hopes list
of victims" in the world champion
ship three-cushion billiards tourney.
Hoppe, almost fully recovered
from the illness which sidelined him
for three weeks, faces the 1923 title
holder from Kansas City in this
afternoons feature match. Denton.
one of the slowest players in the
meet, isn't rated a serious title con-
tender, but Is one of the most stub
born competitors among the all
star field.
Tournament records fell again
last night as the amazing Hoppe
crushed 59-year-old Clarence Jack
son of Detroit, SO to 8, in 26 innings,
shortest game of the meet so far.
1t also was the worst beating ad-
ministered in the tournament.
Hopes Opposition Strong.
In winning four games Hoppe has
run up 400 points to 81 for his four
rivals, collecting this aggregate in
148 innings. His 26-inning game
was only three above the all-time
tournament record held by Johnny
Layton, Sedalia, Mo, and Jay Boze-
man, Vallejo. Calf.
But Hoppe isn't the only all
winning contender. Bozeman him
self being one Of three others who
haven't lost q match. The red
hired Californian meets Earle Look
abaugh, Chicago, today in quest Of
his eighth In a row.
If Bozeman wins this one, he will
be tied for the top spot with otto
Reiselt of Philadelphia and Allen
Hall of Chicago. Reiselt moved up
with Hall yesterday by whipping
Denton, so to 81, but it required
SO innings to turn the trick.
Schaefer Downs Chamaco.
Jake Schaefer of Cleveland hung
doggedly to the heels of the un-
beaten foursome by defeating Joe
Chamaco. Mexico City, so to 80, for
his eighth triumph in nine starts
All other contestants have lost two
q nAoee nnAtahAG
Evening star., 1941-02-01
Case of Golf. Sleeper Never Proved

prizes the shops old
run these places have no sentimental
qua least links competitor around toWna pretty good
eolfe-nade qualify and then
flight silver and into
although
played golf for quite while
Some wears back Association then in the middle Of
amateur rule
The local established what they called blacklist OF
this blacklist
A. boder-lne
looking
and definite and while
their net result will promising amateurs into
golf thatv be okay too
Golf be white, all costs
Evening star., 1941-02-01
Tenth Triumph Goal
OF Wilson Quintet
AT Blue Ridge
Teachers Maintain Pace
With Second Victory
Over GuIIuudet

Wilson Teachers College, making
its best showing on the basket ball
court in seasons, will be out TO win
its 10th game tonight as 1t faces
the Blue Ridge College five on the
Marylanders' floor at New Windsor.
The Owls have lost but three en-
gagements so far this season.
Last night the Teachers defeated
Gallaudet, 1888, in the Eastern
High gymnasium for their second
triumph Of the season over the Ken
dali Green team, having taken an
earlier game on the Gallaudet floor,
$3.50
Ray Battaglini, lanky Wilson for
ward, paced the victors to an early
lead, hitting the cords with four
field goals and three charity tosses
as his team ran up a 21-12 first
period advantage.
After adding to their margin for
a 1920 half time lead, which they
enlarged to 1925 at the end of the
third stanza, the Owls were held to
four points In the final period when
Gallaudst made eight TO prevent Q
Evening star., 1941-02-01
Befriended Boys Mourn as Mat
Vet Who Spent Fortune Dies

away. When he died yesterday at
the age of SO, all he owned was a
small apartment house and an auto
mobile.
But Dutch left as a monument to
his efforts in behalf of the underdog
the Maverick Club, an organization
for underprivileged boys, stressing a
physical culture program.
From a neighborhood club, Man
tell built it up to include the entire
county in its scope. He gave his
time, money and supervised develop
ment to many of its programs.
Mantell was born Alfred Albert
Joe de re la Gardieur in Diekirch
Luxembourg, and came to the United
States In 1900.