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Supper Club
Notes

Anchor ROOm-Lounge at the An
napolis Hotel; no dancing, but en-
tertainment nightly.
Cafe of All Nations - Popular
downtown cocktail lounge with en-
tertainment afternoons and eve
nings by an instrumental quartet.
Cafe Caprice Intimate lounge
for cocktail and supper dancing at
the Roger Smith Hotel Music for
dancing Is by Don Carpers four
piece instrumental group.
Casino Royal - Shows featuring
several acts and a chorus, nightly
at 7:30, 1890 and l am. Dancing
| to Jack Schaeffers music.
CirO'S-DoWntoWn cocktail lounge
at 1904 G street, with nightly en-
tertainment until l o'clock. Open
Sundays. No minimum.
Club TrOika-Continental resort,
with nightly reviews in the Cossack
and South American manner. Music
for dancing is by Sasha Lukas
Orchestra. Minimum charge.
Cosmos Room - Supper club at
the Carlton, sleek and sophisticated.
with dancing at the cocktail and
supper hour to music by Carmen
Cavallaro and his orchestra.
Ell Patio-Popular cocktail lounge
with entertainment almost cOntinu-
ously by Jean and Joe Rose and
Capt. Nick Hope. the accordionist.
Hamilton Hotel - Milton Davis
and his orchestra play for dancing
in the Rainbow Room from to
$50 and from 10 to l.
Hi-Hat LOunge-At the AmbasSa-
dor Hotel, entertainment nightly by
the Four Ms.
La Sale Continental
supper club at the Well-known French
restaurant L'ESCargot. Dance music
by Burrus Williams Orchestra, with
nightly entertainment by Jose and
Paquita, in their authentic Spanish,
Mexican and South American dances.
Log Cabin-South of Alexandria
about 32 miles on the Richmond
highway. Dancing nightly to music
by Tempo. Inc.
Lotus-ShoWs, featuring several
acts and a chorus, at /, 7:30 and
1870 pm; dancing to Bill Strick-
lands Orchestra. Minimum charge.
Lounge Riviera-Gay and init
mate spot at 2400 Sixteenth street.
with dancing until las, with music
! by Pete Macias and his orchestra.
MadrillOn-Spanish and American
cuisine; dancing from 730 on to
music by Carr Van Sickler, Don
Shook and their orchestra, and to
the Trio Lirico in the rumba and
conga tempo. Songs by Adelita
Varela and June Sothern.
Mayf1Ower Lounge-Dick Koon' s
Orchestra plays for dancing from 5
to and after 10, when there's a
minimum charge.
Metronome Room Wardman
Park Hotels supper club. gay rem
devious of the towns young set.
Music for dancing by Jack Coffey's
Orchestra. with nightly entertain
ment by Sougstress Beverly Blayne,
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Evening star., 1941-04-24
Death Of Mother Of Five
Is Declared Suicide

A certificate of suicide was issued
in the death Yesterday of Mrs.
Rhea w. Hudson. 40, mother of
five children. found hanging by a
rope suspended from a door hinge
in her third-floor apartment at
3700 Massachusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. Hudson's body was discov-
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Evening star., 1941-04-24
Shakespeare Plays
AnaIyzed for Fo|eer
Theater Audience
Yale Drumu Heed TuIks
On Poets Theme Of
Evil Destroying Itself
By JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

nv JhMES "Hbbo Fh"tEi t'
A capacity audience in the Eliza
bethan Theater of the Folger
Shakespeare Library last evening
heard Prof. Allardyce Nicoll, head
of the department of drama. Yale
University. analyze Shakespeare's
show how crime leads to crime and
disaster to disaster until justice
is achieved and peace restored.
The speaker was introduced by
DR.. Joseph Quincy Adams, director
of the library, who read a quota
ton from Thomas Carlyle to the
effect that in an emergency
Shakespeare would constitute bond
between the English-speaking ma
tions of the world Such a time"
he said, has come"
Spiritual Powers Described.
Prof. Nicoll began his address by
reminding his hearers that Abra-
ham Lincoln was reading Mac
BETH shortly before his aSsassina-
ton.
Why is it that so many men
turn to Shakespeare in the ordeal
of their lives?" the visitor asked.
Perhaps it is because Shakespeare
has the power to give them spiritual
health.
The poet, it was explained. reached
the same conclusions that a philoso-
pher might, but used different meth
DDS. Prof. Nicoll declared: The
path of logic is the course of the
philosopher to an end which the
poet attains by Imagination. Shakes
peare worked on three separate
planes at once. So it happens that
writer's of today may discuss his
plays for their representation of
human characters, their social i'm
plications and their metaphysical
meanings. Each aspect of each work
is related to the whole so CLOSELY
that to separate them totally is
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Mrs. Hudson was the wife Of
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Against them three Stanford bockers and IL Meyer
hadn't missed his block Means Albert would
been driven out of bounds by the Warrington quarterback
on the u. w. six-yard line.
As II this grand strategy" play up Stanfords
first touchdown the that eventually the game.
Some skepos ask what the Husky nsmsn dong ali
the time Albert fading Well. check them
tackle and left kept tied thu night
Of sfAnfords
Right and night tackle charged ah~ad sse-
nh fake boek which protective
or
n ord drifting
Such play requires Note takes TO yards
complete ali the pays
Husky stadium Saturday
practice. they
"a
shaughnsssy. the old play
AnAmsesn Albert all
that look his Albert
Naturally Stanford telling
anybody 100000 playa
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Koehler's Pin
Record Stands
Leonard Juicy Is
Close in Bird Loop

Roman koehier's ssi pin record
in the Early Birds club was
threatened Sunday by Leonard
juicy. but finally survived the on
slsught when Lens mark reached
e6e. best score rolled In league
competition since koehler set the
target at near 700 pins.
juicy started his series with
100. then reached 2ss in the sec
ond game and finished with 2ss
after some of the stesdiest pin
smashing seen in Tacoma league
play In recent weeks.
Jerry Receconi's high seere.
ordinarily good for the honor In
any league. wss somewhat
dImmed BY Juley's topheavy
count, but nevertheless goes In
the records ~ one of the big
totals Of the current season.
derry registered ss7, lss and
EOS. for n so total
There were other good scores by
the Early Birds. Roman Koehler
rolled $50. Ray Fletcher Sal. and
J. Melboe SOL.
Helen Bernard rolled 456 for the
best score of the women bowlers.
her games going for 1+7. i5t and
1855.
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Pro Football

NEW YORK pro foot
ball critics who'ye been asking. Us
Ace Parker through" had their
answer today.
Picked as the National leagues
most valuable player last season.
Parker has been something less
than a ball OF fire this season.
Hampered by the after effects of
another OF those broken ankles
suffered In baseball. Parker could
not get along and the Brooklyn
Dodgers lost three straight after
winning their first two games.
Parker got started Sunday
and In one Of the greatest one
man exhibitions ever staged
In the National league. the
IsS-pound Dodger haifback
led his club TO IN astounding
1918 victory over the New
York Giants.
The Dodgers were is underdogs
but when Parker got through the
Giants had their Eastern division
lead trimmed TO half game over
the Washington Redskins.
The former Duke star gained 90
yards In IL attempts, completed
five OF Is passes for IS. He pitched
a pass for one score, set up the
other touchdown and the field
goal. Altogether he accounted for
I4 yards. is yards more than
the entire Giant team.
BEARS ROLL ON
The Chicago Bears continued ~
the seourge Of the west with .
BAT victory over the Pittsburgh
Steelers. II was the Bears fifth
straight triumph and gave them
a total OF ZOE points, an average
OF almost a. points per game.
The Green Bay Packers rolled
up 43s yards and downed the
Detroit Lions. 24-7. Steve Bell
chick scored the Lions only touch
down on a 73-yard punt return.
Getting off TO . l7-point
lead the Washington Redskins
defeated the Cleveland Rama.
I7-13, for their third straight
four-point victory. Sammy
Baugh's passing and puntinE
l52.s average on five puntsD
featured the Redskins fourth
straight win.
The Philadelphia Eagles rolled
up a thres-touchdown lead and
beat the Chicago Cardinals, 2t-i4.
Jim csstiglia scored two Eagle
touchdowns and Tommy Thomp-
son passed to Wss heAfss for
the third.
Sundays results: Green Bay ~.
Detroit T. Bears ~. Pittsburgh
I. Washington Il, Cleveland ID.
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VickY Lee Is
Trial Winner

sAPA. Cal. vieky Lee. Pointer
owned BY Dick Seward u sss,tis,
won the Open ali age stakes sysns
u The twO-dsy annual Nsps Rod
and Gun Club field trials PES
tsrdsy.
Goliksi Willing Cir. owned BY
Frank OsHars of Grass valley
Cal. was second and caldasna.
owned BY John Kaufman a KAN
attn FsIix. Ore. sss third Rainy
weather kept dcsn ths dast and
aided ths scent.
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"7777777777 ~
Local Women
Bowlers Lose

Csrrlson's H0ysrs. pems an
hosisfs. tDsirnsysd u Peyaliup
sunday 10 play ina fnysiisD
romss. and losi. 70ss 70 ists.
Whitman uss hlEn for Fuysilup
with tss series and iss ssnxis.
sswm~vdsv had high sevsss
for the Never. vita AIS ssd
high sisxi~ ~ las.
trs~hi~r sss EsKissd ts~1
vita Sss.
carrison's Hot Shots. special
mems team. dsfsAtsd ths picked
Pussasp team. ztss "a zsoi- Ths
score.
Hot Ahsts Pm sxIae
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Master Stroke of Strategy

But back to the 1941 Stanford Washington game.
One thing, it lacked the offensive thrills of the 1910
200 contest because both teams had lost key man in
their offense.
M like Norm stand
leeWashngton lacked and kicker like Dean
McAdams.
Consequently developed contest similar to poker
with limited oankro out
each seeking other Each waiting for that big pot
the touchdown which should have the game
Phean banking Ernie steeles touchdown
his ouehdownt evened
from the
L. w. tumble in the last minute of the first half
But Shaughnessys boys also got second touchdown the
between 1877 victory and
And would settle for II tie today!
How Stanford that first touchdown the most brilliant
play strategy, carefully planned
brilliantly executed
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Luies Named
Weeks Giants

Pacific Lutheran has hen
picked ~ the ellttie xianf- feat
hall team Of the w~ek. The
Times Vas advised today ~
New York sources. Official
announcement Of the selection
VIII be made Tuesday 81 We'd
ne>dsy.
Selection Of the f.uthersns
focnse. attention On Falkland
and puts the Chf olsen-ocach.,i
eleven In line for . bowl hsd
for . >es Years dss game
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cHAhLkn0l. - - runersi
services will BE- he'd Tomorrow for
william c. Phillips. ~. former
pitcher for the csneinnsfi R<ds
and baseball manager IL ths Old
Federal iesgus. ~ho died ~ h1s
hens here last Saturday night
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uroekdsie held . match play
tourney on fsail handicap. Sunday
winners rirss divisson nsd
Lehman . 40. c. A Payne Z ~.
Joe Greco ap. A. iiagsn = 10
Second dlsisieni f~ts Ftesxen I
up. Paul Nielsen NJ
Third dlvislaa. ilsTaia Llnahaln
4 up. Normsn Esp~idins Z ur
Other sc.res Geo Helm de~s.
Pete asxst.d . up. fca Foreman
down. Harpid ksncsid 1 ds~n.
Hob Wilson 0 dawn. Mack stan
hope = dawn. 1. ~ stevenson 1
down. Goo. Wise . dawn, Earl
Phillip. Z ds~n. y. chspsn . down.
Qua nagolla dawn. Eddie Hivssss
8 down. Al Carter . dswn. Carl
Lawson , down. Ted Iahnsoa }
down. Ken sarr~lls 4 dawn. Harry
Ro~sa 4 down. Chef Corey !
down. DR. Mace I do~n. Geo Moe
down, c. n. wood I as~a. Car.
snes Taylor q dawn. Gen. Mar.
snail . down. Don issnb~fx even.
Leonard niaksly even. Jim Farm.
ing dawn. v. C. Iisehalz even.
Jim nnris down. Paul cssusa
even. v. q. Mandsv,IIs . down. I'd
Hines even, FRED lilmmslshaeh 4
down, Cecil liuiss . down. Paul
Comsrnd sven. Emil Bsffs up.
Vance coambs . down. Al rstssak
> up. Jim Mondan 1 up. ishn nus-
xsica J down. Oliver arodsier 2 up.
Geo Hopen.its down. .. 4
johnson . down. L. ". Hammond
! dawn. y. l. chnssins I ~. !. %.
Cha ~ b<rfain q dawn. flsssyul ysnss
! down. chss Ssudoffsr Q ay~s.
Harry hstfsriss ! up. John Cod.
ogefu ! dawn. Nd soibess sven.
Burt Morris , up. c. O. Peterson
even. Joe Desmond down
Transfers MEDAL play. n.ll
handicap. winnsss Jim nsadsu
so-zs 81. Carl Lawson s7.iS q.
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LET'S Study 100000 Play

frankie Aberts 47-yard run on fake pass was a
100000 play 1t Stanford the Rose Bowl for the
second consecutive year How worked well worth study
ng not only what happened during its execution but in the
20 minutes which preceded the play.
Let's go the preminaries:
the entire Stanford only passed seven times
preceded Albert 47yard All five
followed general pattern In sending the
fake play the receivers
field almost
n the diagram in the next column:
Stanford the center then swerved to the
practically the thus
behind Washngtons secondary
Washington last their left
this
Indians didn't this
rs n In motion running far
TO eligible for then he would
sdenes Nashingons left ends Olson sioan
Kmetoyic's TANKER
the ball kmetoyie, who raced IL
Sanfods only successful completion during the
entire 60 minutes.
Now the fourth eligible receiver Right Half sheor Being
the his actions described last
behind the Washington hacker
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Philadelphia al. Cardinals Il.
Brooklyn is. New YORK. -.
Next Sundays schedule: Card
malls at New York. Green Bay a.
Bears Pittsburgh At Washington,
Detroi, at Cleveland. Philadelphia
A. Brooklyn.
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uppers, fnally coming into pass
range in the fiat on the stsnfo4 d
left.
Checking over the first
five stanford passes reveals
that Albert never once threw
the ball to the left. always
to the right and for . very
definite purpose.
Two passes, one incomplete,
were TO Kmetoyie in the right fiat
TANKER position. One, also incom-
plete. was TO Kmetoyie. halfway
downfield on the right. TWO others.
one incomplete and one intercepted
by Means, were far downfield to
Meyer.
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son Dean McAdams from Idaho a Merle Hufford or
BY Hanes from Oregon in the u. W. starting lineup.
Perhaps our home grown boys-the Ercksons the Bar
retts-are bit the better Add Rentons Roy Sloan and
Everetts Larry Hatch and perhaps Washington might
TO the Rose Bowl in 1913 with sWashngton backfied
just it did in 1925.
That 1925 backfield-George Wilson. George Gut
tormsen. Elmer and Louis Tesreau, Harold Shidler
and Harold Patton-were all boys from the state
They lost TO Alabama 20-l9 in one of the greatest
Rose Bowl games.
Washingtons next Rose Bowl team in 1886 had all
foreign NATURALIZATION Muczynski Haines and Cain.
They lost to Pittsburgh 270. This thought you'd
like the comparison.
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FrBALL RESULTS
~ rsffkD pnsss
~. MAYS Of Iexss 20. n<gis ~.
-. Mays 70. Lss ola IN.
oonzaKa 10. Portland H.
LAsaiis Z. Caalsius ..
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Double "Gotes" Are Set Up


That the setup for Albert just before he called what
this corner calls Shaughnessy Double Gate fake pass
play.
II would not have worked had not Washington been led
To believe that Stanford would always pass the right 1t
also depended having two gates of three bockers ready
10 swing on Husky defenders al two key points.
Gate No. /" composed Of shslor remember
close behind the Taylor
guard right tackle Of the Indians
ineligible dovnfed
passes dfted the right Joined shor
coming behind gave
for Albert
These three formed compact the left
lines block anticipated taelers
stsmrn
fensive fulback probably follow shellor
Albert who faded back the stanford s0-yArd would
when given signal by shelor head straight
His !. diagram
picture diagram Albert
gate had Youngove.
stsnms perfect block Youngovs partially obscued
fleeing Albert members
Taylor are shown
Note the look Albert Hes already
FOR Cate No 2 which 20 the
receivers knetoye Meyer
the Washington 15-ysrd
Pass Receivers SWING Cyofe No
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Passing TT Along
With Harold she~

Overlooked in all the rehashing of Stanfords semucky
victory Washington the fact that for the frs time
since middle of 1880 the Husky starting bsekd
composed entirely of Washington state boys.
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Don Means and Bob Bar
rett, both of Queen Anne high
in Seattle. and Ernie Steele
of Highline and Bob Snow of
Puyallup, both Puget Sound
conference graduates. were
Phelan's choices for the all
important Stanford game.
If the Husky mentor con-
tinues TO name all Washing
ton backfields. il will be quite
a departure from the custom
when there was either a Matt
Muczynski, Chuck Newton or
Art Ahonen from Chicago. a
Burl Bufkin or Jimmy Cain
from Texas. a Jimmy John
ston or Dean McAdams from
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Pass Receivers Swing Gate No. 2

Between Gate No. 2" and the Husky goal line were
three Washington defenders-Steee. Barrett and Means
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Idaho or a Merle Hufford or
Il. W. starting lineup.