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CHEVY CHASE S8. 500.

I bedrooms and bath. oil heat, choice To-
Fstlon, terms Call Mr.. Treat
ALLIED REALTY corr,
$500 wis Ave WI 6S4o.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
$12.950 and $13, 3,450.
BARNABY WOODS,
"Where Folks Really Live"

Only " new homes left in this group.
built by one Of WashtnEtOnS s better build
ers Both have 3 bedrooms. 3i7 baths.
uhrsrv, screened porch, alr-conditioned OIL
heat
see these today-tomorrow may be too late.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

l5-ACRE CHICKEN FARM.
4-room bungalow. cleo. furnace heat. large
chicken house. S35 mo. ERWIN REALTY
CO. call HyattSville 0334; ewes. WA. l43l.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.


This lovely detached brick home with 2
bedrooms. " baths recreation room and
maids room is close 10 schools and trans
pottation. offered % responsible party
IN small cash payment and balance like
rent Shown hv appointment
VI c & A. y. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co,
N DT 1J64
Evening star., 1941-02-12
ROLLINGWOOD,

An opportunity to purchase a lovely de-
tached brick home in this fine community
me price OF 81 $50 Is far below the
price of surrounding homes & large rms
: baths, auto. heat. attached garage.
screened porch. Vacant; immediate occu-
pancy. Very easy terms Also have a s.
bedroom home; consider small trade on
either. A LuChS e. Son. builders Cal
MI, MI Barnes, EN-; O352, with VIM. BOS-
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IN RARNARY WOOOS

TowPrin- oaks lend enChantment n
the rustic setting Of thiS charming
Colonial home. It's features include Z
generous bedrooms. = baths lSt-foor
library and lavatory. large living ann
din1nc rooms. sparkling step-savInC
kitchen, huge living porch, floored attic
maid shower, buIlJ-!n garage. air
conditioned oil heat on a corner lot
So #. wide facing Rock Creek Park. in
n { this is truly the ideal homo
To ins0cCt. phone OWNER. WO 1:;G1
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AMERICAN SECURITY
4 TRUST co Trus He
By VIM. l. BEALE

V0TNT NTTFNT|
A. H. SHTLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
fPS 10 1SISIQ
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LAST CHANCE RITUDFRS

Large group lots NV: only S1475.
Others Smooth groups Sc 80 at 5000
On ave S5S5 ca. 32-unit apt. site. Nv,
cot. O.HARE ESTATES Ma go
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A WESCHLER & BON.
AUCTIONEERS.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEIN9
PREMISES 4s45 RESERVOIR ROAD
Evening star., 1941-02-12
BARNABY WOODS.

~ I,T0U.
Studlo-tvne living room ("5x15O Bed
room and bath st floor bedrooms. bath.
"nd floor. auto oil heat, 1-Car garage,
Wooded lot s. deep
Mr.. WOODROW WILSON HIGH.
S9.950.
4-bedrooms "-bath home auto. gas
heat nlce garden and garage, bed
rooms bath tSt floor
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SILVER SPRING-S6,15O.

1S min downtown a. 3 and rms New
Oct. brick homes, tile bath. gar. NV h !:
easy terms: white reStr. Call WO. 22S6.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS.

Bordering Rock Greek Park in MARYLAND
LARGE lots with all improvements available
IN this highly restricted community from
; 800 UP. Drive out Conn. ave beyond
Chevy Chase Lake TO Beech drive and turn
right TO Rock Creek Hills. Continental
Life Insurance Co, Investment Bldg Call
Ma ShN2 WO RSuN
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BROOKDALF.
60 QSn

50 $50.
Attractive 6-room. 1-hsth, white painted
brick French PrOvencIal with fenced-in
garden. auto heat and garage
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
S8.750.
New detached brick. SIX rooms and
hath. auto. OIL heat. Popular location.
VIII sell quickly
EN- S311 JOHN Under EN- 1890
400 COnOer-ic
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DON'T BUY JUST FOUR
WALLS AND A ROOF

Buy an opportunity for good health con-
tentment and pleasant living. Your home
on rolling lot under fine trees with 3
oeoroomS, baths aSd lavatory, recre-
alton room and built-in garage; $3.50 on
easy terms; Call Mr. Keasbey, EN-. 1919.
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NEW-NEARBY MD,
$9,450.

Lovely detached brick home. e rooms
baths. automatic air conditioned FIRE
place, large rooms. lot 60Xl so. paved
street. terms possession at once Phone
MR.. LANE. WI f@Sq or MA OSh6
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THOMAS DOWNING & co. Auctjoneers
931 H S. NV

A H. SHILLINGTON
Assistant Secretary.
fnS Z - " 10
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NEAR TECH HIGH

RECONDITIONED LIKE NEW
ONLY S6.45O.
Beautiful Seml-det. home, 6 large rooms
and bath: new de luxe kitchen, concrete
covered front porch. Southern exposure.
American Red jacket INV heating plant.
2-car garage. Cash payment, balance
S3S 40 mo. Vacant. Call DI 1872 for key
Evening star., 1941-02-12
4636 18th ST. NE.
.S4.7 75O.

Beautiful new brick home, large living
and dining rms, de luxe kit, 2 large bed
rms, recreation rm. alr-cond. heat. F. H. A.
financing MR.. SPARKS, MA. 1913.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
WORTH WAITING FOR.

ROOMS AND . BATHS
We are Just finishing a new detached
home a. this very desirable loCation-6623
S'h St. W. Be sure and look 1t over. Open
llEhed and heated Drive out Piney
BrenCh I'd. to Whittier st and turn 100
feet south Terms and price right Only
one Don't miss it. Cut out this ad and
crlve out this evening or Sunday.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S y 81 N w nistrict -S--
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
MARYLAND Park. Md. S495O-S6. SOC

PHILIPS H. CLARKE CO,
West Lanham Hills Warfield 1850
Out Bladensburg rd to Peace Choss,
right on Defense highway : miles
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ONE BLOCK OFF 18th ST. NV
SEMI-DFT RPICK

EXCEPTIONAL BUY-S7,75O.
tapestry brick home Of SIX rooms and
larse reception nall maid 5 room. D'' wash
trays and extra lavatorv in basement
Cal Mr Sachs. DT 609@, with
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
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SEE TODAY,

't'Si AANiii NII lATJIP.
This home IL IN the " Mass ave locs-
ton and Will appeal to the discriminating
buyer Immediate purchaser can select
decorations
W. c & A Y MILLER DEvEr OPfNG CO,
llI9 11th St y W DI ASA.
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!, hEN YON-PECK. INC
Arlington s OWN ChevrnIe,
osHn Wilson blvd ~ Deal

CHEVROLET 1898 master torrz
ef agiifq gray Duco finish hotewst.rs sedan;
ouy speca for ea,da todsy E@1d oS tres "gs real
p BUTLER, INC. 1921 2ist 80 LEE
Continued on Next po..1
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FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WE PAY OFF THE NOTES
Leo RCCca Inc.
43Ol Cam Ave Emerson p00
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
$3.50 CASH-INSPECT!

S5,950-New brick home large rooms,
bath, convenient Northeast section; high
elevation. overlooking the city REALTY
ASSOCIATES, MA. l43S until pm
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BUNGALOWS

PHILLIPS e. CANDY. INC,
Ma 1900. Peal;or. IOIH 10Th ST Y W
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IHOICE LOCATION IN
WESLEY HEIGHTS
TODAY'S BEST VALUE,

New detached brick nome out Coles
VILE pike. left Al Sligo Branch Come
inside and see real value. 3 and bed
rooms. baths, oil heat garage. trees,
large lots. See today. Prices slashed for
quick sale. Open daily 10 to s. OWNER,
Evening star., 1941-02-12

BUICK 1889 phacton convertible -dooy
sedan. radio and heater, one NJ the incest
cars Of this model m the city. priced to sell.
ready 10 drive. only SGg5 COVINGTON'
authorized Buick dealer 6aOI Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda, Md WI. 5OlO Open
ewes until 10
Evening star., 1941-02-12
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.

Rrookland-1-room detached house, 4
bedrooms: suitable for home or investment
car be arraneed for > families; unusually
low terms. MR.. ROBERTSON. MA. l6l3.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

CHEVROLET o-l94oS, 39S, '3Ss re soe
52S, one-Gwner ~; earS reconditioned sn3
our factory-trained men means t0soI. oy
hnest h train$portstlon that is possibis tns ne
trades on new Chevrolets THSHamped with
marked down for quick sale Dr'yno cars are
out and get our liberal trade allow - mules
with your present budget For VII nj IN
% torinE an s1d trouble-free transportssppipoy tsppy mo
Evening star., 1941-02-12
ADAM A WESCHL ER a. son.
AUCTIONEERS.

-, HAIRY N PACKARD,
4t F w. = I'll a1,
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS,
NEAR NATIONAL CATHEDRAL.
l BLOCK SOUTH MASS. AVE.
0En

purchase a detached house as close in as
this 7-room home, 3 bedrooms. maid s
room and bath. Automatic heat Stair
beautiful lot in a quiet. exclusive neigh
bOrhood
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
MA. 1000 REALTOR 1912 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1941-02-12

Part OF monastery GrOundS.
SSO5 18th PL. NE.
6 rooms. > baths, attached garage, big
tenced-in lot Bryant air-conditloned
heat.
Price. $9.950.
TERMS MIGHT TRADE. OPEN Dali 7
TILL, PM
out Fhode Island ave. 10 18th st; ne.
rish, rIsn 10 TO- property. w. -''' = y.
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR,
2125 r. /. Ave. NE. Ho. 5000
Evening star., 1941-02-12

$3.50. 50 down, balance Is nm M new
S36i3 monthly. LOGAN SERVfiSGC1FF-NllTTr,Ial SERVfiSG1F- g. az
2Ol7 Va. ave NV. ME 2SiS HN En-.
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fkbANAhA 18th and aaAn
Al ERSooSs au evenings 20
sharp Luxurious furniture. oriental
fuks hfiU=HsnHaE tapHalfissl ausns|
dfapefles ana china and many
nIHar LIN.
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foI feed Will pay phone Gals
Jensen Fox Faffn. RI 7 OR s2ts
WasTED-Lissstoc. ana poultry
Van Leuvsn OR Seas ~ IN 80
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Lost and Found
$50 REWARD

I OST-Package on outbound Point
l. Defiance bus. Saturday Contained
photoRraph Proctor 1912
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COUPLE 81 esrs for
cor-s o. Apartment e Exchange tos
sezi. Xxl.S ca. Ina.
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Sifusfons Wanted, Female

usIsCuMBERED refined LADY. over
s5. with pleading personality and Of
good appearance desires connection
VITA aoczl company. Have selling
Initiative and erDer<1os n retail
selling and Demonstration UoTk ard
genera office zorE No HhoTthsnd
or fast tipping Address Box Pc
care Tacoma Isnaek
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Real Estate Tor Sale


BARGAINS
SOUTH TACOMA AxESuE
~ aessrn fst1FsrneFn hs1nEss
- fasl = few eiees. firm
seath nsessnA ss.lnsss aEstFist
Lovely lsfxs nssnx resa. -
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utility Fesn garage. - -
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100 dean s4th payments
nash smaller taAn Fsnt
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reea Bungalow n teNn. srssls
50 living rsem. rice iarks ests
reens hath klsshsH nses
basement to lsrxs -. sci
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down. menthiY payments Sc =
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Miscellaneous Tor Sale
AInN
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A. ths Magnificent Residence u
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woMKs's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU-
Al Lutheran Compass Mission It7s
Pacific ave 10 n % o u
Ma Sass except esxurcays
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Transportation
Beauty Parlors

NEW Ray Gold Seal Permanent Waves
PETER PAN BEAUTY STUDIO
i4lo Washington Bldg. Main 4I34
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SILL OR TkADE-f7ss sesss. i've
fupsn hosass ssffsss fruit. nAlD
8sss Mrs. GORDON
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Wanted 70 Buy

JusK--RAgs bottl.s. iron. usstAl
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~ z kEaE = q L e
~ CONTRACT BROKER
sos Bust Building kH zlti
TWO LFgEL LOTS God buflaius
49, inquire sss7 pa lie evenings
FfvK ROOM hssas< loas ssoa
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Stroks Beer Snags
Eiue Man Epent
in K. ofC. Meet

OGRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb.
3-tR-Leadsrs remained un-
changed IN the second annual
knights ol Columbus State bowl.
ling tournament.
Stroh Beers Of Detroit won the
five-man event with ASS, while
the J. "A. Bsksr Agency nve Of
Detroit placed second with T.
100.
Ted olsee and I'd Duha. 0rand
Raplda led The doubloo With L.
1S3; Dan McInnis an q
0'Leary. Detroit wsfs sseund
with 1883.
Singles winner was p. Churtis.
Detroit, who scored 60. Second
place went 70 3. CruchoN D.
troit, who collected ol0. IT, ~
events title went 10 n 0HDG,
with 1854: W. Keast sl LAn61no
plaeed second with 1yo3A
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

They sling fists at the slightest
provocation. Free.for-all battle
royals are commonplace in the
lily-white leagues. The custom
ers oeeasionally take part in the
proceedings.
In the Eastern Amateur
League this season. Harry Dick
Of the Atlantic City Sea Gulls
led the penalty parade after IS
games with 101 minutes. In the
National League over the entire
48-game schedule last season,
Red Horner Of Toronto was the
bad man, with 81 minutes,
Milt Schmidt Of Boston led the
National League last season with
So points on % goals and 80 as
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

sists over the 48-game schedule.
In the Eastern League this sea.
son Norm Burns of the league.
leading Warrington Eagles had
- goals and Is assists for SO
points after 50 games. Sam Fas-
ano of Atlantic City had -
points on 20 goals and 3 assists.
CUSTOMERS PREFER
THEIR HOCKEY ROUGH
Part Of this discrepancy In
styles can be laid 1t the doorstep
Of the National League itself, or
more directly. to the body check
which Eddie Shore put on Ace
Bailey few years back.
The league had been frowning
for some time upon increasing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Amateurs Outdraw Professionals
Money Clubs
Alarmed as
Fans Turn TO
Simon Pures

oNCW YORK, Feb. 3-Profes-
sional hockey is going through
the humiliating experience Of be-
ing soundly thrashed at the turn
stiles by Its young and lusty am.
ateur counterpart.
In such metropolitan centers
as New York. Boston and De-
troit, bases Of the major National
League, simon-pures. playing
on the same Kinks Is the money
men outdraw their foster par
ents At q ratio that sometimes 10
as high as two to one. The same
is true In IA American League
cities.
The ultimate outcome of this
upward surge Of the upstairs IL
hard to predict. That the pros
are aware Of the trend is evil
denced by the assertion of Frank
Patrick, the hockey pioneer.
If the amateurs at the prices
continue to give fans the kind of
hockey. they are playing, the pro-
fessionals can't stay in business
very long" says the Montreal
Canadiens' front man and mem.
Der Of the glittering games
Royal Family.
AMATEURS GIVE MORE
AT LOWER PRICES
The amateurs offer q price
scale averaging from 50 cents to
$1.1O as compared to the 85-cent
to $3.50 range Of the pros.
The amateurs play q wide
open, high-scoring, chock-full-
of-action-type of game that Is q
decided contrast to the conserva.
tive, defensive style featured. in
the National, and to a lesser de-
gree, the American League.
The amateurs spill blood.
Younger and less experienced
than their professional brethren,
the amateurs take the game as a
matter of life and death.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
City (agers
Resume Play
Four cvuciol Tits
70 Fsoturs Come

oFour of the most crucial
games in the city recreation
basketball race will take place
in the Mount Clemens High
school auditorium tonight.
Indicated Howie's lgages
the fast rising. second place
Koleky Cleaners In what prom
ises to be a standout battle for
first place in the league. The
Howie's team has won seven
games; Koleky has won six and
dropped one. The tilt Is third
on the card.
"A battle for undisputed pos
session of third place will also
take place when the deadlocked
Merchants and Owls, with re-
cords Of four games won to
three losses, try to score wins
over the fourth place Kibble
Toggery team and the last place
Williams quintet.
The Owls and Williams are
scheduled to stage their contest
in the second game Of the eve
ming; while the Merchants and
Kibbles fight out the tail-ender.
Another place will be decided
when Gilbert's and Snay's clash
in q sixth place struggle. Both
teams have won one and lost
five.
Records during the past
couple Of weeks have fallen
thick and fast, and tonight's en-
gagements promise to provide
plenty of new NAILS.
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Army Squash Team
Wins State Tile
Wins Championship
In clsss- lsssve

OThe Selfridge Field squash
team annexed its third state
championship in the CLASH
league Saturday afternoon in
Detroit when it won four Of
its five matches.
The team defeated the Detroit
Athletic club Saturday, after
taking the University Club Of
Detroit Friday and the Sidney
Hill and Y.M.C.A. in two other
matches. A bye was gained from
the Racket Club.
The team Is composed Of:
Capt. p. w. Blachard, Lieut.. K.
s. Garman, Lieut.. J. s. Chen
nault. Lieut.. A. T. Bennett, and
Lieut.. ". ]. A. Bowen. Capt.
]. N. Stone Is manager and
coach OF the squad.
Yesterdays match was played
at the University Club.
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Detroit Bo.ulers
Lead All E1ents
in Ellis Tourney
OKALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb.

oKALAMAzOO, Mich, Feb. 3
-(R-Frank Zion, Detroit, who
compiled IN All-events total OF
1858, was the only new leader
to appear yesterday Is the gath
annual Michigan State Elks
bowling tournament reached the
halfway point. Detroit bowlers
led every event.
Brunswick Mineralites topped
the team event with $3.50; Jim
Marshall and John Crimmins led
the doubles with 1890, and
Crimmins paced the singles with
Tao.
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Born Shoots 704
In State Pin Meet

CLEANSING, Mich, Feb. 3--tR
Fred (Pete) Born, Bay City,
was cisplaced at the top of the
all-events column In the Mich
igan State Bowling Association
tournament here yesterday, but
he turned In . 704 series that
put him Ia top spot in the sim
gles.
Born's series, which featured
q 2e0 middle game, was the first
total over 100 TO be compiled In
the tournament. The other out
standing development over, the
weekend was q 500 series rolled
by Pete -Deneve. Detroit, Satur-
day night. N L-il,
Born scored e04 In team CON-
petition, but slumpsd 70 470 In
the doubles. His all-events total
Of Its was % pins short Of the
lead.
Two more Detroit teams NOV
cd into the Zig Five" In team
standinss. The J. /. Hudson team
took third with Ass, and Regal
Finance was fourth With s.sso.
In the doubles Harold nay and
Milton Payne, Detroit. took third
with l,33o, and Guy, Wee1ol and
Arthur, Ward, also a Detroit.
took fourth with 1887.
Larry Ansstman. Bay City,
moved into nth IN The all-events
with l.o11: l'--~- ~ - - -. = - y
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M|lridgs (agsvs
Win Third Straight

oSsifridss Field Poi basketball
players won their third straight
game and their sixth out Of
seventh Saturday night In De-
troit when they smothered q
River Rouge team in the Detroit
Amateur League, 1888.
The Field men led st the half,
22-1T and had little difficulty
winning the contest. High scor-
sr was Capron who sank seven
field goals I'd Q basket for Q to.
TIL Of IL points. Buckholz, of
the River Rouge team was Sec
ond with nine tallies.
The Post team cancelled Z
same scheduled Tor tonight but
Will take On Barnetts Clothes,
Pontiac. o. Thsir3day.
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Bruins
Capture
18th Game
~ The AssseialsA Press

The Boston Bruins have reach
ed their 18th consecutive game
without q defeat and are hot If
ter the National Hockey League
record, but at the same time
there's no overlooking the fact
that the league leading Toronto
Maple Leafs aren't losing very
often.
From here in, the going may
be tougher for the Bruins, who
knocked of their favorite VIC
Tins, the. New York Americans,
Al last night in Game No. IS.
They have four to 60 to equal
the record unbeaten string set
up by the New York Rangers
last season and those four games
three on the road--are against
Toronto, Detroit (two) and the
Rangers.
Toronto took Z Al drubbing
from the fourth-place Chicago
Blackhawks before 1880 Chi
cago fans last night, but on
Saturday the Leafs had trimmed
the Hawks at Toronto 81 for
their sixth game without q set.
back. And after al that Boston
winning streak, Toronto still Is
six points in front.
Last nights other game saw
the Rangers. displaying Z strong.
er defense than they have in .
good many games recently, turn
back the Montreal Canadiena
FL, to stay close behind the
fourth-place Chicago club.
Charlie Rayner, the sensa.
tional rookie soalie the Ameri.
cans recently brought up from
Springfield, made last nights
game q lot harder for the Bruins
than some of their other tits
with the cellar jewellers. He
made 81 saves in q brilliant per.
Torrance as the Bruins attacked
ceaselessly. Pete Kelly, an.
other newcomer, scored the on
ly New York goal after Flash
Hollett, Woody Dumart and Ter
~ Reardon had given Boston 4
30 lead. Roy Conacher made
the final tally with Bill Cow
ley drawing his usual assist.
Chicago, after losing three
road games, got of to q fast
start at home which Johnny
Chad end Phil Hergesheimer
scored in the first period and
they made TAO before Sweeney
Schriner made Toronto's lone
tally in the third. The result
left them only two points BE-
hind the third-place Detroit
Red Wings. The game also pro-
vided . test for the leagues new
rules penalixing players enter
Ing lights started BY someone
else. When Walt Stanowsti and
Bob Carse started swapping
punches. Earl Seibert tried 70
60 70 Carse's aid and q free-for-
all was about ready to start
when Referee Bill Stewart got
things under control.
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OPHOENIx, Ariz., Feb. S-tN
trail Of gold this season
10 proving I bumpy "detour"
for some Of the games big
money winners Of 1910.
With five Of the big winter
tournaments Ia the recorl book
the last entry being the. West
ern Open Champinship which
ended yesterday with Ed Oliver
of Hornell, N. T., the $1,000
first place winner-only one of
the four biggest winners of last
season Is among the upper brac-
ket purse this year.
He Il little Ben Hogan, the
Texan now registering out Of
White Plains, N. Y. who tied
Byron Nelson Of Toledo, Ohio,
for second place yesterday. He
was the 1910 leading money
winner with some $10,650 earn
ed with the magic Of his clubs.
Right now, however, he has to
take second place to Johnny
Bulla Of Chicago. Not one Of
the big winners last season,
Bulla to date has pocketed So
900, picking up $500 yesterday
by finishing ia fourth place.
Behind Hogan's second place
81, 550-he and Nelson tied and
divided second and third money
of $1.200--was another man
who didn't do 20 we'll last year,
blond Craig Wood of Mamaro-
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roughness. After Bailey. with his
head split, lowered for weeks On
deaths doorstep, Il was decided
to abandon the premium which
had been placed "a roushhouse
hockey. With drastic penalties
provided for outbreaks Of fisti.
cuffs, the pro version q the
game settled down TO The scisn.
title set-a-goal-and- sit-on-it
brand.
Fight fans would rather 80 Z
pair Of unlnowns batter eaeh
other than watch The two bogt
boxers parry for IS rounds. The
same principle applies 70 hockey.
The paying guests prefer
rough stuff.