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Evening star., 1941-06-20
Junior Division Upsets Mark Star Sponsored City Net Meet for Juveniles
Difficult Schedule Job Awaits
Successor to Murphy in G. u.
Manager of Athletics Role

With speculation rife concerning
the identity of Gabe Murphy's sue
ceSSor as graduate manager Of ath-
letics at Georgetown, it is increaS-
ingly apparent that whoever gets the
position will step into no bed OF
roses. 1t is a tough spot to be in,
and a position worth every cent Of
the approximately $4,000 it is be-
lieved to carry.
Booking games for the HoyaS al
ways has been a difficult proposition
and has grown increasingly harder
with their teams again in the fore
ground of the collegiate sports pic
ture. The lack Of a conference
affliation and a policy of playing
most of its games with Northern
schools and away from home placed
schedule makers under heavy
handicap in years gone by and the
condition has not been alleviated
since Murphy took office.
Difficult to Get Games.
For three years Georgetown foot
ball teams have ranked with the best
in the East and each passing year
has found it more Of a problem to
arrange suitable schedules. Alumni
and sports writer's complained that
the Hagerty-coached squads were
not being fairly tested or getting
games that would tend to increase
their range of recognition. but if
this was true it was no fault of the
retiring graduate manager. He has
a sheaf of letters from schools ap-
preached for games, all politely de-
clining to play.
In resigning to devote his full
time to his real estate and insurance
business Murphy leaves behind an
excellent record as director OF
Georgetown athletic program
That he encountered some Opposi-
ton in alumni ranks is true, but by
the same token it was no more than
men occupying similar positions al
Yale, Harvard, George Washington
or any other private institutions
met with. During his term Of Office
he was a credit to the school anc
did much to increase its prestige II
the sports world, and the Rev. Johr
j. Kehoe's commentator o1
Murphy's services to Georgetown
Evening star., 1941-06-20
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. June 20. An
other of those doWn-the-Stretch
duels between Leslie MacMitchell
and Walter Mehl, two of the Ma
tons outstanding milers, shaped up
today as Mehl sent in his entry for
the national A. A. U. track and
field championships next week end
at Franklin Field.
The Wisconsin theological student
and MacMitchell, New York Uni
versity's No. l miller, raced seven
times indoors last winter with first
one winning and then the other.
Mehl came out of the series with a
4-3 edge.
They'll hook up again in a 1900
meter race, known as the Metric
Mile. Mehl will be running in de-
fense of the title he won last year
at Fresno, Calf, in the record time
of 3:47.9, one-tenth of a second off
the world mark set in 1886 by Jack
Lovelock, the New Zealander, at the
Olympics in Berlin.
MacMitchell, one of the early
entries, will be out to win his first
national senior title-and at the
same time even his personal score
against the Wisconsin ace.
Other entries in the 1,500 field are
Phil Leibowitz of the University OF
Idaho, whose 4:093 mile in the Pa
oi6c Zoo ct chamniOnShinS was the
fastest of the year: Campbell Kane
of Indiana, Tommy Fields, formerly
of the University of Maryland, and
Bill Hulse, MacMitchellS N. Y. u,
teammate.
Charles (ChucD Beetham, de-
Tending champion in the 800-meter
race, also will be shooting for his
second straight national title-and
the opposition looks terrific.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
De Chord, Local Heavy,
Gets Draft Papers

Jimmy De Chard, the Districts S
candidate for the heavyweight
championship of the world, has re-
ceived his draft papers, it was
learned today, and must file them
with his local board no latter than
June %.
If called, the youngsters pro1es-
sional ring career, which has been
launched in earnest, will be seriously
retarded, but there is chance that
he will be granted deferment be-
cause he currently is employed in
work on the new Navy Department
Building in Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Riggs After Revenge
On McNeiII in Clay
Court Tournament
Both Score in Straight
Sets as They Reach
SemifinoI stoee
nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 20.-They're
using only tennis rackets as weapons,
but serious little Bobby Riggs is out
to get" Don McNeill, king of the
Nations amateur meters.
Mcneil, the Oklahoma City blond
now living in Gambler, Ohio, toppled
Riggs from the clay courts throne
year ago and went on from there to
supplant him as the national cham
pion, doing it all in highly impressive
fashion,
Riggs, grim competitor now in
stead of a frolicking performer.
tipped his plans yesterday in dis
posing of Bill Reedy, Beverly Hills,
Calf, in three sets, 6-3, 654, 6-2.
A year ago in this same national clay
courts battle Reedy carried the
carefree Riggs five sets and almost
knocked him out of the running.
McNeill. aware of the Riggs men
ace, is playing his usual steady
game. He joined Riggs in the semi
finals yesterday by defeating Ted
Schroeder of Glendale, Calf, 6-3,
ca. 6-1. He faced Frank Parker,
Spring Lake, N. j., the 1889 cham
pion, today while Riggs was idle.
Parker disposed of Bryan Grant of
Atlanta yesterday, IS, IS, 6-l.
Gardnar Mullox of Coral Gables,
Fla, qualified to meet Riggs in
Saturday semifinal tussle by trim
ming Billy Talbert of Cincinnati,
So, 6-1, IS, 3-6, "a.
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, over
Whelming favorite in the W0men'S
division, opposed Doris Hart of
Miami and Barbara Bradley and
Mary Arnold. Los Angeles entrants,
met in the other semifinal.
Miss Betz defeated Gloria Thomp-
son of East st. Louis, Ill, 60, 6-l,
and Miss Hart eliminated Catherine
Malcolm, Chicago, Ga, 8-6. Miss
Arnold and Miss Bradley were idle
after reaching the semifinals
Wednesday,
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Hall PIeoses Rams by Giving
Assurance He'll Be Available

Johnny Drake, all-league full
back, also was married last winter
and probably will draw a deferred
classification.
Most of the 1941 plans for the
club. including the schedule, have
been held up pending completion OF
details surrounding the sale to Dan
Reeves of New York and Fred Levy,
ir.. of Louisville.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Renewal of MocMitcheN, MehI
Duel Seen in A. A. u. Meet

Beetham, former Ohio State star
who raced the 800 in 1:5l.1 at Fresno
to nose out Kane, will compete
against a field that includes the
Indiana star, MacMitchell, Leibowitz
and possibly Ed Burrowes, the
Princeton flash.
Burrows, third in last years race,
was injured in dressing room &C
cident at the Penn relays, but is
planning on returning to action in
the nationals.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
GIRL RE SUITS.

First round-Jsne Wannan defeated
Dorothy Jefferson, Sc, I'll. Ruth Jonn-
sen defeated Ruth Lotus by default: Mar
gerv SnOwden defeated Felicia Miller. g.
6-2; Betita Martinez defeated Katherine
Munter, TO Ii. 6-1.
Second Tound-Margot Parsons defeated
Jane Miller, 6-3, 6-1; Amy Weston de-
feated Ruth Mae Levin, e., O.; Ann
Powell defeated Jean Burnside, 6-1, 6-1;
johnson defeated Wannan. Is. to;
Jeanne EcholS defeated Gwen Groves, 6-l,
6-2: Barbara Nesbit defeated Ann. Fen
nessey, TO, 6-4; Julie Fiske defeated
Carolyn Wilson. 60. 6-2: Snowden de-
feated Martinez 6-3, I'll.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Lunsburgh, Mt. Rainier
Mines Loop Victors

Lansburghs and Mount Rainier
Businessmen defeated Elite Laundry,
5-3, and Census Bureau, 70, re-
spectively, in their National Night
Softban League games last night.
Five runs in the first inning won
for Mount Rainier, although it got
only three hits off Rubin. Silver Of
Lansburgh raped homer to help
his mates to victory.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Merrick Blue Jays Loom
AS Team to Conquer

Merrick Blue Jays stamped them
selves as a team to be watched in
the Boys Club Insect League by
pounding out 29-O victory over the
Merrick Braves yesterday.
The Jays 29-hit attack was paced
by Dellinger, with six hits; Walker
and Milstead with five each. Earn
shaw held the losers to a solitary
bingle
In other games Days Food Shop
scored six runs in the fifth 20 beat
Merrick Boys Club, 7-3. and Eastern
Branch Bees manufactured 4-run
rally in the ninth to overcome Police
Boys Club No. 5, 63.
Evening star., 1941-06-20

upon receipt of his resignation yes
terday was mo idle gesture.
Many in Line for Job.
The list of possible successors IS
long and includes Rome F. Schwagel
of New York, Harry Connaughton of
Chicago, Cliff Mccormick. New
York, and Tom GOlson, Chicago. A
dark horse is Pete Haley Of this
city, long recognized as one Of the
schools most ardent supporters.
1t is believed Murphv's successor
will come from New York which has
a powerful alumni body closely
identified with the sports program.
In this event the man would be
SchWagel, an extremely popular
alumnus and good friend of Murphy.
L. F. A.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Many Reguttos Fostered
BY New Orleans Group
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
New Orleans Power Boat Associa-
tion, bolstered by the addition of
seven new class E inboard run
abouts, owned by racing members,
has under way the most ambitious
power boat regatta program in Gulf
Coast history.
Two races already have been held
and additional regattas are Sched-
uled for: Sunday. Lake Pontchar-
train; July 46, Biloxi and Gulfport,
Miss; July 20, Lake Pontchartrain;
August 3 and 7, New Orleans; Sep
tember l, Madisonville, La, and
September IA, Lafitte, La.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Touchdown Club Grows;
To Change Quarters

Permanent headquarters of the
Touchdown Club will be established
ut the Raleigh Hotel after July g.
President Max harrington has an
nolnced.
The change from the Lafayette,
where weekly luncheon meetings are
held, Is being made for the sake of
space to accommodate new men,
borg
Evening star., 1941-06-20
HumiIton's RuIIy Short

Hamiltons fiye-rm Outburst in
the ninth was two runs short OF
overtaking Metropolitan. which took
a rs decision in their Bankers
League game.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
JUNIOR RESULTS.

First round-BAl Helfrich defeated Keith
Drake, 6-l. TO; Emmett SheehaH de-
feated Ellsworth Homan. by default. vii
liam. Kerr defeated Chantler Hunt, by de-
fault; Ed Erwin defeated Jack Mcclellan,
g g; Billy Games defeated Steve
Sha1roth. %. TO; Keith Stewart de-
feated John Bartlett. 6-2, 6-l; Ben
Fisher defeated Billy Poag by default; Jack
Wright defeated Jack Beatty, 6-2. Go;
BUDDY Dawson defeated james Thomas,
-, 6--3. 6--3; Dan Perry defeated
Howard Bailey. by default; Robert Hall
defeated Sam DOYLE. G-u. 6--l: Ernest
KIentz defeated owen williams. 7-5, Ga.
seeonG ronndE7Bobby Bensinger defeat
ed Charles Hackney, I'll, I'll: Robert
ShoItley defeated RAYMOND Muller, 1T:
G-4, 81. Gerald SchweItzer defeated
Morris Scheed. I'll. ii. t-3; Robert
Miller defeated Robert Hutchinson, 6-l,
e; Robert Kershenbaum defea ted Ster-
ling Lee 6--4, 3-6, 6-;} HelfrIch de-
feateG Sheehan. G-3, tt Gaines de-
teated Stewart T., 6-2, Fisher defeated
Wright -, 6-3: Dawson. defeated
KeF5y, KIT e. - WI I,I,-tca aa co1s5 asfea5ed 5a
feated Dan Walser. TO, 6-4. John
Waits defeated Ash Fuller, I'll, 6-l;
hlbIr Dulcan defeated Jack Hartz t.,
G-l; David Smith defeated Leon For
mar, St. 6-4, to.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Results of Matches
In Junior Tennis
BOY RESULTS.

DatIl, 90, If 60; Henry Hales de-
feated James JeffrIes by default: John
Knlskern defeated Peter de SibouT, 1T;
6-:. Is. Britt SChWeitzer defeated
Leonard Levy. 81. 6-3; James Everett
defeated Ed Wendell. 6-3. t. Delos
Smi defeated Johnny HudelnS by de-
81. 90; Robert Smith defeated Donald
Hertzog, G - d John Gjoe5srty de-
Steve Shafroth defeated Joe Rafferty, by
default; Billy Rafferty, defeated Dave
Semns. e, -: Leroy MoLgan de-
feated Tom Browning, 6-l, 6-l; Sidney
Falk defeated Ralph Williams, 6--+, 6--:i.
Second round-Hales defeated Billy Ber-
nard 1t. -, ti-4: SchweItzer de-
defeated Rng, Go, Go: Sterling defeat
ed Robert Smith, TO. 6-;i: Goearty de-
teated ShafrUth, G-S, G-2, e..
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, BIS.
Tennis.
Stars City Of Washington
boys tournament, Columbia
Club, 10 am.
Stor'S City of Washington
girls tournament, Friends School,
10 am.
TOMORROW
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, 800.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington
boys tournament, Columbia
Club, 10 am.
Stars City of Washington
girls tournament, Friends School,
10 am,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLD
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Get them at the DAILY Dispatch ct
flee at l0C per bundle or thrt
bundles for 25C. EST
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

WE HAVE CLEANED ALMOST A
thousand rugs IN Henderson SINCE
last April, We guarantee satlslac-
non. Ask one of our customers.
Huffman Cleaners, Homer ST.
Phone ~ a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM
four room apartments. steam eat
Fred b. Hight, phone 289. 2o2t1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

LARGE LOT LADIES ODDS
ends IN black, white and tan shoes
at 97c pair. Mems used suits SAB
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Store 2l-ti
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

Wit more than S9,00o.0oo'oo
worth OF money circulating IN the
United States. the average individual
Is supposed TO have S7239, That 80
cents, we suppose, is so that after
paying taxes he'll have something
left,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

FOR FRESH FRUITS AND NEGE-
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MS for plans. j. G. Whceler ~,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

PIANO FUNERALS. G.. MEHt-
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for wears to- come. See Us now for
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FOR RENT: THREE ROOM AND
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LARGE LOT LADIES ODDS AND
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at 97c pair. Mems used suits S475
and up. Bakers Shoe and Clothing
store 2l-t1
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Hal White Tiger pitcher is the New York Suns alstar
1871 Spring recruits Ben Hogan averaged 05 IN IA
golf which Mervyn Shea the champion golfer
among league bapayes better than he could
DO Al Sutphn dished $4,000 bonuses the Cleveland
Barons of the League hockey championship
incidentally grand total Of 2S5 1876
regular games five payof during
the just concluded
Louis who knocked Max Schmng beat Jack Dempsey who
knocked out Luis Frpo? You that one out Ken
Overn fought for Is before he his middewoigh
Joe Williams IN Y WorldTeegram has all settled
Cleveland will beat Brooklyn games the 1911 World
Series he points out that they did it before and Bob
Teller, like Stanley Coveese will win three Of the games
Jimmy Fox reported to have lost $4,000 operating two
golf St Petersburg, Fla Among Cincinnati fans
are think Billy Myers will be sadly missed at short
stop because of his defensive ability Tom ORely Nv Y
thinks Toto (the Ringing gorilla stir crazy Brook
lyn pass got a shock charge of 40
plus dime federal tax Dodger ducats Jimmy Car
roll the St Louis betting commissioner picks the Ianks and Reds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Scribes Steamed Up Over Charges

Gordon Cobbedcks implication in weekly that only
Cleveland baseball pure up other cbes
The estmable Colby himself Cleveland journalist singles
out New Workers especially The should be
The charge incorporated article which Colby
praises the Indians 1910 game bali club Whether
the Cleveland overreached himself the piece in the
mag. intriguing We may yet have give back those
oranges got from Wish Egan
Detroit would be the spot for the Ty C0bbBabe
golf match for charities and Walter Hagen
referee Tom Crossley 81 years old playing tourna
Petersons billiard parors Dave LIVE his
year golf pro Shaker Heights club the Ceve
land
Tunney Of the first World War army SO
cid Bob Martin heavyweight champion and Babe Asher the fly
weight titehoder IN the T. F. Who will Of Uncle
defense army2 TunneY fought preliminary
boy the Dempsey Carpenter card New Jersey IN 1921
million dollar gate So Roscoe Iolcs
fight Acknowledgements Abel Cestac Luis FHpos
protege Godoy and Alberto Lowell Roscoe should give
highly good trial the bouts slated for
George Lawrence taking the Detroit heavyweight 10
the South American country Lawrence has been managing
with his .JocW Oodman for 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Writers Predict
AN-0hio Series
By LAYTON CARVER

inifrnhnonai NeNt SERVER NPurts tdfof
NEW YORK. April Is The
betting odds and Connie Mack
favor the New York Yankees for
the American League pennant IN
the current race, but the experts
the newspaper fellow - string
along with the Cleveland Indians.
according to information at hand
today
We pass if along as the last b.
Of lorecasting 10 show hoW varied
opinion can be on sports stu
alton
Virtually all Of tho gentlemen
who lay cold unsentlmental ODDS
on baseball have established the
Yankees as at least slight fav0-
rites. Connie Mack, 7S-year-old
manager of tho Philadelphia Ath-
letics. picks the YankS TO make a
+ comeback. barring injury to key
players and in making this pre-
diction yesterday pointed out that
last season he picked the YankS
for third, where they finished.