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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Poll On Pepper Deal
Senator Truman Presses Political Pressure Charges
OUer Defense Contract

uses his high office by active
intervention on behalf of a great
oil company in the matter Of
bids for contracts where the
contract should go to the lowest
qualified bidder, the danger Is
that the people may believe that
there is connection between
his appeal for intervention In
the war and his motives for
Intervention in the oil company
deal"
Pepper, following Tobey to the
floor, told the Senate that the
charges were false" and that he
had no connection with the deal
except to make two suggestions"
to clear up what he termed a
scrambled situation. Pepper did
not say what these suggestions
were or to whom they were made.
81 will welcome an inquiry"
Pepper shouted. This is an
attempt to smear me because of
my foreign policy and my sup
port of the administration. It's
about as low a thing as Hitler
ever STONED to-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
International News Service Wire

WASHINGTON, May 8.-Sena-
tor Truman CD of Missouri. chair
man of the Senate defense investi-
eating committee, said today he
would poll the committee on a
request that it investigate charges
that Senator Pepper CD of Flor
ida, used political pressure to
obtain a defense contract for Pan
American Oil Company, for as
phalt for an air field near Val
paraiso, Fla.
Truman added, however, that so
far as he is concerned Pepper
gave a satisfactory account" of
the contract during heated debate
in the Senate yesterday. The
charges were made by Senator
Tobey (R) of New Hampshire.
The battle broke out when
Tobey sought TO read into the
record a newspaper article charg-
ing Pepper has used political
pressure" to obtain half of a
100000 gallon asphalt contract
for the oil company.
Senator Tom Connally CD Of
Texas, supporting Pepper. charged
Tobey with violating Senate rules.
and demanded he be ruled out of
order.
ASKS TO HEAR MORE
Pepper. however, insisted that
Tobey be allowed to continue,
whereupon Tobey shouted:
when = high government
official beats the drums for war
which will result in huge profits
to certain companies In the
United States and when that
same high government official
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Mayo Surgeon Gets
First Call 10 Britain

WASHINGTON, May s.-tINSl
DR.. Howard R. Ives, 30-year-old
Mayo clinic surgeon. today was
revealed by the American Red
Cross as the first United States
doctor TO qualify for overseas
medical duty with Great Britain.
Upon his arrival in England he
will be given a choice of serving
either with the Royal Army Medi-
cal Corps or the civilian units OF
the emergency medical service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Rail Wreck Sabotage

WASHINGTON. May s.-fINSl
The interstate commerce COM
mission reported today that the
Pennsylvania railroad accident
near Baden, Pa. March Is, was
caused by malicious tampering
with the track" A Pennsylvania
passenger train was derailed at a
speed between 60 and 10 miles
per hour, killing five and injuring
121.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

H-Undressed fur skin
45-What was Isabella Craig's pen manner
47-Run off secretly.
49-Regret.
5O-Ease.
52-Small islands.
54-Symbol for dysprosium
55-Indolent.
57-Straightener.
59-Wtser.
60-Amateurs.
VERTICAL
Point out.
"A proposition.
3-Zest
Feminine name.
5-Fuit OF q pa,u Cpl J.
6-Tract of ground
Egyptian sun god.
S-English letter.
Sun disk.
10-Deduce.
1l-ReltgiOus ceremonies
13-Additional respiratory sounds.
16-Masculine name.
19-Conmmed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

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is 2095 longer. And three
;. you enjoy a cooler,
smoother smoke, thanks to
that extra length.
Try a pack todayl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

You get a triple bonus from
Lorillard's new King Size
BEECH-NUT Cigarettes.
One more quality Ia
grand new blend of top
grade tobaccos. Tpo. more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
SeIfridqe Road Approved

LANSING, May 8.-LOw bids on
Is highway projects totaling ex-
penditures of $550,000 were ac-
cepted today by the state high
way department. Included in the
projects is one calling for con-
struction of an access road be-
tween Mt. Clemens and Selfridge
Field,
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Only Two Shells on Hand, Hoyo
Crew Splits Triangular Test

Georgetown University Rowing
Clubs triangular" regatta sched-
uled here tomorrow met a snag yes
terday when Hoya oarsmen ran
hard up against the plain fact that
only two eight-Oared shells are
available in Washington.
How to accommodate three crews
in only two shells was the perpleXing
problem facing members Of the club
which hac invited Washington and
Lee University and Richmond Uni
versity to compete in three-Way
regatta off Potomac Boat Club to-
morrow afternoon.
Thirty years ago, when local inter-
collegiate rowing was in its prime,
YOU could stumble over an eight at
the slightest provocation. But not
today. The Potomac Club has the
only two Immediately available here,
while there are several others down
at Old Dominion Boat Club in
Alexandria.
Hoya Coach Jack Sweeney, who
is never at loss when rowing prob
lem arises, settled it this way:
Georgetown will meet Washing
ton and Lee tomorrow at 4 pm, and
Richmond on Sunday at pm. So
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Victory Over Temple
Puts Hoya Tennis
Standing al $50

Georgetown tennis team boasted
$50 percentage today, following
q 5-4 conquest of Temple yesterday
on the Hilltop courts. It was the
winners third victory in four
matches.
The Hoyas began the doubles COM
petition with Al lead gained n
singles and clinched the verdict
when Don Martin and Lee Ritger
stopped Waldo and Harris in the No
l team match. Martin also won
the No. l singles for Georgetown.
beating Davis, 60, 50.
sINGLE LEs-Martin CG. u defeated
Davis Go, e.. Waldo Temple, de-
feated Nunez. It, G-3, G-3. Zach
Temple defeated RItger. 60 st
G-3, Boyer &c u DEBATED Harris 2-6
6--3. 6-3: Watts &C. u defeated Knob
LAUGH. 6--}. 6-4. Greene &C u de-
1eatPd Brooks, t.. 4-6, g.
DOUBLES Mar n-RitEer &c u de-
ipafed Waldo-Harrls. 6--4. 6-". DAVIS
Zach Temple defeated Nunez-Raskopf
tt s.. I'll. Knoblauch Ramsey
Temple defeated Gralneer-Buzzi, 64,
I4-l2.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Mat FriIIs Passed Up
As George Scores
Over Kampfer

Usual rough and tumble tactics
we're ignored in the feature rassling
at Turner's Arena last night with
both grapplers displaying clean,
scientific form.
Ed Don George was the winner
when Hans Kampfer gave up in
% minutes under the Furnishing
pressure of an arm lock. This was
the first feature in several months
that wasn't decided by fall.
Two draws, one more than usual,
marked the program. The Green
Hornet and Len Macaluso worked
to a Commute Stalemate in the
semifeature, while Milo Steinborr
and Fred Grobmeir did likewise in
preliminary.
In other matches, Maurice La
Chappelle disposed of Wild Man
Zim with a drop kick and Tommy
Rae defeated Ed Newman with a
body press.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Shaw Again TO Drive
Winning Maserati
At indianapolis
BY tLt Associated Press.

BY tLt Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2-The
sleek italian Maserati speedster in
which Wilbur Shaw won the last two
Indianapolis Motor Speedway races
is among Al cars entered in this
years 500-mile Memorial Day classic.
Speedway officials announced that
trials would begin May II for the 33
qualifying places. The minimum
qualifying speed over a 1O-mile route
is ll0 miles per hour.
Forty-one entries were received
before the close Of the entry lists
last midnight. but that total may be
SwelleC by entries postmarked prior
to that time and still to come.
Twenty four cylinder cars we're
entered. Thirteen have eight-cyl-
inder power plants, six have six CYL
lnders. one u and one l6 Twelve
have superchargerS Seven have
front-Wheel drives and two rear
motored cars entered by Eddie
Ofutt, Los Angeles, have four wheel
drives.
Shaws car is one of three entered
by Nike Boyle of Chicago. Kelly
Petillo Huntington Park, Calf, is
the only other former winner nomi-
mated.
Eight-cylinder Talbots Will be
piloted by Rene Lebegue and Jean
TrevauX Of France, the only foreign
entrants. Lebegue competed last
year.
Rex Mays, Glendale. Calf will
drive the same car he piloted to
second place last year. It was
entered by Robert NJ. Bowes Of
indianapolis. who also entered a
new eight-cylinder Job with V-type
motor, to be driven by Ralph Hep
burn, Los Angeles.
The rear-motor. four-wheel drive
cars will be driven by Al Miller
Detroit, and George Barringer
Houston Tex. These speedsterS
were rebuilt after failing to finish
the last two races.
Lou Moore, indianapolis, has
entered two cars. to be piloted by
Duke Nalon, Chicago, and Mauri
Rose. Indianapolis
Emil Andres, Chicago, will drive
one of two speedsters entered by
Joe Lancki. Chicago. while Joel
ThOrne. Burbank. Calf, will handle
the same car he entered last year
Art Sparks. Los Angeles, has not
-
cylinder entry in which the late
Jimmy Snyder set a one-lap record
on the Speedway track.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
ST. AIbans Racketers
Close In on Title in
Beating Friends

A sweep OF the doubles after It
had lost the two top singles matches
gave st. Albans a 80 victory yes
terday over Friends, its most serious
contender in the Prep School Tennis
League, and left the still Undefeated
Saint netmen one step nearer the
loops championship.
Bobby Bensinger defeated Reggie
Cooper and Alvin DulCan whipped
Taylor Chewing in the Nos l and
2 singles matches to give Friends a
20 advantage, but Sterling Lee
beat Armand Newmyer TO leave st.
Adams only one point behind as
the team competition began.
Cooper and Chewing then
avenged themselves by beating Ben
singer and Delos Smith in the No. l
doubles and Lee and Sam DOYLE
whipped Dulcan and Newmyer in the
deciding match.
SinRIes-Bensinaer 'Fr.endst defeat ed
Cooper, I'll, 6--3. Dulcsn Friends de-
feated CheWnuR. st It. e Lea
(St Albarsl defeated NeWmyer 6-l. -"
Doubles -COopcT-Chewn.ue ST Adams
defeated BrnsinFer-SmIth. G-.}. 6-Ii
DOyle-Lee s. Adams defeated Du.Can-
NeWmveT. ST, l-6, e..
Evening star., 1941-05-02
County High Events.
Muccobees Win Easily
With 11-Run Sturt

Eleven runs in the first inning
were more than enough to decide
the game yesterday as Arlington
Maccabees topped Center Market.
1873. in a ve-inning Departmental
League clash.
Another big inning decided a
winner as Cameo Furniture tailed
four times in the third to top
ODonelI's, So. in the Industrial
League.
In other outstanding sandlot
tits, St. Elizabeth's nosed out War
Department, 80, in the Federal
Commercial loop, while Railway
Mail whitewashed Veterans Admin
istration, so, in the Times Herald
Government League.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Derby
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
check the colts tendency to bear
out.
Right behind the three favorites
came Robert J. Kleberg, jr's Dis
pose, Flamingo Stakes winner, at 8
to /. J. Fred Byers' Robert Morris.
named for one of the financial
hackers of the Revolutionary War,
and Mrs Vera S. Bragg's recently
purchased Blue Pair, winner of the
Derby trail, at 10 to /, and Lou
Tufanos New York-owned Wood
Memorial victor, Market Wise, at
II to l.
Four Are Rank Outsiders.
The other four-Rocky Palla-
dino's Little Beans, Hugh NeSbitt's
Staretor, Swain and Emerson F.
WoodWard's Valdina Paul-Were
rank outsiders-in there more with
hopes than a good chance.
Little Beans chances were given
setback when Jockey Don Meade
was ordered by his contract en-
ployer to stay in New York. Palla-
dino planned to use George Moore
now riding in New England.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Rep. Randolph losses
Out Ball as SIeuths
Face Naval Air

Representative Jennings Randolph
OF West Virginia, new president Of
the United States Government
Baseball League, successor to Dutch
Bergman, Will toss out the ball for
the loops opening game tomorrow
at 2 o'clock on the East Eilpse be-
tween F. B. I. and Naval Air Station.
Naval Airs Band will play.
The league is operating with only
four teams having lost Gas Co. and
Pepco. These organizations do not
have teams this year because Of
heavy construction work. Three
games will be player each week,
If rain forces pOstpOnement to-
morrow, ceremonies Will carry over
until Monday and the regular Sched-
uIe will continue Tuesday with
Treasury and Union Printers.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
College Sports

Baseball.
GEORGE Washington, e. Virginia 9
GEORGETOWN Frosh, 10, Maryland Frosh.
IL
LAFAYETTE, J.. GettysburE. >.
Temple =, UTSlnuS T.
Penn State. :; Dickinson. "
Hanpden-Syd 3, Richmond ..
Wake Forest. Is. n C. State 4
Presbyterian =. Erskine. =
LFnolr Rhyme -: Appalachian state. 1
NewheTry. ~. South Carolina, >.
WofOrd. :. Furman.
Iowa, >, Luther. 3.
Tennis
GEORGETOWN. :; Temple
MARYLAND Frosh. @ Western HiEh n
LOyOla Nd r. ElOu D.
western Maryland, : Mount 81.
Mary l.
PRESBYTERIAN q Davidson q.
Clemson J. Ienoir- -Rhyne "
WaShuCtor and Lee, > GulIOrG. =.
HampdcD- sydney. Blueheld l.
PuTd4r., Butter. o.. x,.-.,--s -r..,.
erS 3
Kenyon 3; Michigan Teachers, ="
Western Maryland. ?. Haverford T.
HampoPn- sydney. I5l2 Richmond. 2iz
Ca'awba. IS, Hich Point, q.
TTacR
Hsmpden-Sydney, sei7; LvnChburE
Oklahoma. ss'z: Oklahoma A and NJ,
~ 2.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
81 in Gold Cup Meet
Al Warrenton Sets
Mark for Classic
Black Sweep Fuvorite
To Repeot in Main
Event Tomorrow
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

Fifty four great-hearted thor
oughbreds, stars of the 1941 hurdle
and steeplechase season, are en-
tered in the four events that make
up the card of the goth annual
meeting of the Virginia Gold Cup
Association to be held at the his
toric Broadview course near War
renton, Va, tomorrow at 3 pm.
This is a record entry of out
standing racers for this classic, and
far greater will be the fame of one
of the noted horses when. after the
finish of the Virginia Gold Cup, its
owner receives the coveted trophy
once owned by Catherine the Great
Of Russia, in competition for the
first time.
Black Sweep, whose last years
win gave Mrs. Frank M. Gould
permanent possession of the gold
cup. will be favored to repeat by
many racegoers. Commedienne,
ridden by Owner T. Beatty Brown
and winner of three straight VIC
tories in the Virginia and Maryland
field this season, one of them with
a record, will be backed heavily by
many keen judges.
John E. Hughes Field Glass,
which took very respectable third
in the fast-run Maryland Hunt Cup
last Saturday, should be hard TO
beat.
Others Receive Consideration.
Tom Motifs Port Law may find
the going more to his liking at
Broadview than Worthington VAL
ley and be up in the laurels. La
Touche. which won the Virginia Ma
tlOnal in 1910 for F. Ambrose Clark
should be an important factor. Two
entries that will be given close in
speCtlOn in the paddock will be
Windsor Boy H. L. WelSh'S winner
of the Rokeby Bowl, and c. NJ
Greer, jr's, Goldun. which beat a
brilliant field in the Belmont.
Other great steeplechasers en-
tered for the Gold Cup are:
RAYMOND Guests Tiger Lane MIS-. A s
Carhart Sir Romeo Mrs Ester du pom
WeiTs The DOok md. Mrs. Lau!ers NJ
HamHtOns Music Mountain and Lcns.,uoe
Mrs. J N. Franklin charge Account, a. a
BALDWIN Mavis. George Walkers Ne
tCpe. Mrs Frank " GoEld'S Hold Forth
Mrs. William 2. Cochran. trS Ibn Zee
Mrs n. D. Warehouses; Five Star. Alber
P HinCkleys Sky Knees and Tnoma
Letters Lew Park.
Line-Ups of Other Races.
Fauauler Plate. a. z-mlle hurdle. Mrs
RegMad SluClairS CatStaT and Roue!
Passage. R Kirkparicks Forest Ranger
Mellon Similar Mrs Frank N. Gould
Fred Astalre F. Ambrose Clark's Nebuchad
nezZar and Tara Harp, MIS-. :. ?. Miller
Scout Hazard. Thomas Motifs Surveillance
HUGO R. HoffTsnS Sedgefre, ". s
Sprague's BUDS Light Mary a Rumsey
Louis Dudley Unnamed Mrs. Turner WI.
ShlreS T!ger Lady and Ms. ". E. Whit
aev S Alry Spirit
Vrgnia National a 2l7-mlIe steeplechas
over brush. Mrs. Lev.s A Parks CyockC
Wood Mrs Ester du POnt We!r.S The Doc
2Dd. T. Ambrose Clark Ia TOuche Nh
Iaurens N Hamiltons LonEltude. J Ere
Nrs Frank NJ Gould'S Black Sweep an
Naenard and Mrs. Van Lear Blacks Golde
Warrenton Hunt Cup. ia miles Owe
hurdles Richard K. Mellon Dlfsren
I'd and Dispenser, Ambrose Clarke
I Stables Flyine FrIsr, Mrs. Van Lear Black
Brown Imp. Mrs Frank NJ Gouids FTe
AstaITe. Mrs. ReFinald SInoia,Is Roue
Passage MIS-. Ester cu Ponf Welr'S IN
Dock % and Mrs. Turner wiltshire IlEe
Lady.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Battle Among Washington and Baltimore Schools Looms p Track Meet
Links Picketers
Land in Bunker
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May a.
Failure of the city. to open
the League Island golf course
prompted more than a score of
linksmen to picket a meeting of
City Council, but exercise was
about all they got.
Its silly to picket u.s."
said Council President Bernard
Samuel. Go picket the park
commissioners. They're the ones
who control the course, not us"
Undismayed, President Charles
Nick of the League Island Golf
Association, declared:
We're getting warmer. The
commission says see the Council
and the Council says see the COM
mission. Well see them both"
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Mann, Vida Dent Annex
Tennis Tourney Titles

Donald Mann and Vida Dent won
the mems and womens singles
championships Of the National
Archives fourth annual table tennis
tournament last night, each being
extended to four sets by the losing
finahstS.
Mann defeated WesteI WiIlough-
by, 2l-l9 2l-18, 18-21. 21-I6,
while Mrs. Dent conquered Mrs.
A. E Ansley, 21-l6, 2l-l9, I6-2l,
Pig.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

maybe it's still a triangular regatta.
Crews will race over the tradi-
tional Henley distance of | and FIVE
sixteenth miles, with finish of the
clubhouse.
The Hilltop oarsmen, three crews
in all, will compete against the
University of Pennsylvania next
Wednesday in Philadelphia and
will row here again on May 13,
when they meet Rollins College
from Winter Park, Fla.
Tomorrow's regatta will mark the
second intercollegiate event of the
Georgetown club since its forma-
ton last fall. The group is basing
at Potomac B. C. and using its
facilities on a special membership
basis.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Bobby Jones, Sd, Is No
Chip Off Old Block
In Links Debut
&, the Associated Press.


CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. MAY q
Fourteen year-old Bobby Jones, Sd,
son of the one-time king of the golf
world. was far out Of the running
today in the annual Southern prep
and high school golf tournament.
The youngster, making his COM
petitiye debut, posted yesterday a
tWo-round total of 95-98-l93,
which was SO shots over par.
I got every penalty on the whole
course" Bobby explained. I went
out of bounds, 7 hit opponents balls
and did everything else.
His father. here for the opening
rounds of the 54-hole medal play
event. had predicted his son would
have "97's or 1855 on each eighteen.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Harris Cup, Cards Top Award,
Goes to Corbett, Track Star

athlete and gentleman. and the 1874.
choice was wise one.
Tim Murnane was announces a
captain Of the next football team
If c. Z. has one. HuCk Hughes will
lead the ring squad into action ana
Mike Cherulo Will captain the
CCUrtmen.
Bishop Joseph NJ Corrigan, rector
Of the university. briefly addressed
the gathering and the awards were
made by the Very Rev, Ignatlu
Smith.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Hoya YearIings Hand
Terps Same Dose
6. W. Gave Them

Victim Of l9-run assault by the
George Washington freshmen on
Wednesday, Georgetown yearlings
rebounded to score that many them
selves yesterday in walloping the
Maryland frosh, 1911, at College
Park.
The young Hoyas. in fact, made
eight more runs than they did hits.
but nine Terp errors aided their
cause no little Seven Of those mis-
cues came in the first inning when
the winners scored nine times on
four hits.
Maryland outhit its opposition, l8
to II. with Doty Rosenberg lead
ing the losers with perfect day at
bat. five for five.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Spot for SoftbuII Team

An unlimited softball team IS
wanted to fill out the Fraternal
League playing Sunday mornings
at Sixteenth street and Colorado
avenue NV. Clubs already entered
are Standard Tire, Bnai Birth,
jewelers.. / w. O. and Cardinals.
Call Joe Caplan at 242 jefferson
street NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

Totals A. IL II 3 Totals Al Is = 10
GeorEetOWn FTosh aOu u54 lU-lp Q
Msrviand FrOSh III 1873 IO-l !
Runs-Schuerholz RemsbeTE a.. Evans
t"). Wright, Travis. Knepley Ns-do P.
WrEht, Kosterman g.. ReislS t2l. Kull-
koVskl t2f. GeOrzydeak -. GahblaueII
Skrypek 90, Dansher CO.. O'Donneu. Ola
t2l, Dyer ~ Errors-KnepIey a., SChu-
erholz t2p Evans Skrypek. Kuulkowski
TWO-baSe hlt-RPmS SberE ThrPe-bsSe hit
-KoStermau. Home runS-TrayIS. SChu-
erho!z, Gabbianeu Double play-Re gis
% CeorEydeak 10 Ofa wild pitches
DAVIS co., Rver Bases on bauS-OE
Wr.Eht. 2, of Roberts. ]. of DAVIS. I. Of
p. WriEht. of Rver 3 Struck cut-Bv
Dayis 3 ov Bver. .. bv p WRIGHT. E"
W.un.nE pi'Cher-Byer. Losing pitcher
Roberts. Umpire-Nr. Uhrlnak.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
SoftbaII Twin Bills
To Open Campaigns
AT Two Stadiums

Two double-header attractions are
set to open Washington's big-time
softbau season on Monday night at
Washington SoftbaIl Stadium and
Ballston Stadium.
Teams from both Capital City
League and National Night League
Will be in action at Washington
Stadium. Kavakos opposes Yellow
Cab and Lansburgh takes on Eve
ming Star Club in these games.
At Ballston It will be International
Business Machines against Senate
Beer and Adam Hats opposite
Standard Linen.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

The Harris Cup. highest award
Catholic University athlete can re-
Ceive, will grace the mantelpiece OF
John Corbetts home for the next
II months. He took home the priced
trophy after last nights buffet sup
per at the Mayf1over, where CardI-
nal alumni Joined IN hOnOrlng the
schools athletic heroes.
Corbett is a crack 2-miler on the
current track squad The award IS
made annually to the senior quail
fying as the outstanding scholar,
Evening star., 1941-05-02
CoIQnials' Win Over
Cavaliers Bodies No
Good for Hoyas
Redinger Stors on Hill
And Socks Home Run
In 6-to-2 Victory
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

opeCldI DlSpatch 10 Inc otar.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 2.
Georgetown may be favored over
George Washington in their game
tomorrow, but off what the Colonials
showed here yesterday in beating
Virginia they won't be pushovers.
Jack Redinger held the Cavaliers
to six hits and tossed in a home
run in the third inning for good
measure as his mates hammered Bill
Harman for eight ringles and a 6-2
decision. 1t was the District teams
third consecutive victory.
Roy Mcneil, Colonial Shortstop.
raped out a single, double and
triple to pace his mates at the plate
and Jimmy Dodson rang the bell
with a lusty round-tripper.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Jump Marks in Danger
As Tope Is Too Short
e q AseocLated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, MAY 2
Track Coach Dave GIasc0ck Of
Indiana State Teachers College
with a timely investigation. saved
COLLEGIATE broad jump records from
wholesale eclipse in a meet here.
He examined the tape measure
that was being used and discovered
that somewhere in its length It omit
ted ! foot, 1872 inches.
Wallie Darius Of Indiana State
leaped 20 feet, 217 inches to win the
event.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
95-Pound Wuhoo Landed
To Set Bermuda Mark

A new Bermuda WahOo record was
set recently when Maurice A. Mar
tin of Vancouver landed a 95-
FOUNDER of the Challenger Banks.
It was taken on a l6-ounce tip and
24-thread line. Il struck a feather
bait.