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Evening star., 1941-02-08
Midwestern Skaters
Menace EIIenwood
In Mohawk Meet
Kit KIein's Two Nieces
Are Promising Entrants
In intermediate Class
BS IN, Associated Press,

b. the Associated Press.
FORT JOHNSON, N. Y, Feb. g.
Speedy Ted Ellenwood, Amsterdam s
skating stock clerk, faces Midwest
ern competition again in the Mo-
hawk Valley outdoor speed-skating
championships today and tomorrow.
EllenWOod. winner this year of the
Eastern State and Middle Atlantic
titles. is a co-favorite with Charles
Leighton of Minneapolis. a consist
ent performer in national and North
American meets.
Others regarded as contenders
are Joe Panice, Norwalk, Conn; !;
Jack MacGoWan. Boston, and. Joe
Bree. New York City
Virginia jain, Creeskill, N. j., and
Blanche Armstrong, Saratoga
Springs, are due to battle for the
senior Women's title. while Betty
and Jane Klein. Buffalo, nieces of
Kit Klein of Olympic fame, will
furnish the opposition for Rose
Steininger, Troy, in the intermediate
girls events.
A total of 118 skaters from 81
communities are entered in the
meet. which also will see titles
awarded in the intermediate boys
and JuEior boys and girls divisions.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
PuttRuIesModern Coll, Declare
Critics as Dawson Tops Texas
Open With Hot Carpet Game

A spectacular splurge on the last
nine that netted him a 30 and a
total of SO, kept him nestled close
to the top after an outgoing nine
that was wobbly in spots.
The same story was told by Dick
Metz of Oak Park, Ill, the third
man at 36-3t70. Putting did it.
The elements licked many good
golfers yesterday, and with colder
weather forecast those who stood
as far back as "a still were very
much in contention.
The II shooters included Clayton
Heafner, Ralph Guldahl, Bryon
Nelson and Criag Wood
Slammin' Sam Snead paced the
70 shooters, a group that included
E. j. OutchD Harrison. the 1899
winner of the Texas Open and
John Barnum, Chicago amateur.
Some of the bigger names, Horton
Smith at Is; Harold McSpaden at
IT; Leonard Dodson at 78; Lawson
Little at IA; Sam Byrd at 78; Henry
Picard at rs, had their work cut out.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
YVES FerreII Rated One of GoIfs
Gomest Players as He Wins
Uphill Tilt, Reaches Sennis

himself. had Ferrell three down at
ond-round match of the Baseball
Players Tournament yesterday. But
Ferrell one of the few pitchers ever
to win 20 games in his first season
in the majors, wound up winning
the match, 2 up.
The batters might have a head
start on Wes now. They might not
even know what club he Is with
about those clubs he has in his bag
when they come down here TO tackle
him each spring.
He shot a 33 into Waner on the
second round of their match-2
under par. He might have had g
81 except for missing couple OF
puts, the kind he usually cans. He
is a tough man in the stretch. Just
as his former teammates at Cleye-
land and elsewhere say he used TO
be the best man of them all pitch
ing in money games.
Ferrell meets a fine golfer in to-
days semifinals-Merv Shea, coach
of the Detroit Tigers. Shea was
close to par in winning his two
opening matches from Whitney
Witt and Rick Ferrell. brother of
Yves, who still is catching in the
bigtime. But FerreI probably will
trim him too.
The only possibility I see of get
ting Ferrell pried loose from the
ball players trophy is for some
club to sign Sam Snead or Ben
Hogan to a 1-year contract. And
even then they better had sign
both of them to be on the safe side
Ferrell lacks the distance off the
tee of either Snead or Hogan, but
he Is a terror around the green.
Manush Holds Fast Pace.
While Ferrell and Shea are
settling their argument this after
noon, an adjoining fairway at the
Jungle Club will resound to the
conflict between Heinie Manush and
Lloyd Brown, the other semi
finalists. Heinie. who won the tour
nament medal with rounds OF
72-73, kept right on shooting the
same caliber golf Yesterday in elimi-
mating Johnny Murphy of the Yam
KEGS and Jack Russell, the former
National League pitcher. Brown
disposed of Roger Peckinpaugh, the
Cleveland manager, and Paul Der
ringer, Cincinnati pitching celebrity
The winners will clash in 36-hole
final match tomorrow. At a guess.
the ultimate contenders will be
Ferrell and Manush. the pitcher
and the batter in there trying to
mangle each other again.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Bozeman Seems Only
Obstacle in Hoppe
Romp 10 Crown
BY .ht Associated Press.

BY -1't ASSOCIATED HTeSS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-The current
three-cushlon billiard tournament
for the world championship looms as
another romp for cool, precise Willie
Hoppe unless young Jay Bozeman of
Vallejo. Calf, can do something
about it.
Hoppe has won II straight and
Bozeman has won 10 out of II starts.
The red-haired, fast-shooting Cali
fornian has shown an ability the last
few days to stick with the defending
champion while other top-fiight
contenders were whiting rapidly.
BoZeman goes against Art Thurn-
blad of Kenosha, Wis, and Hoppe
engages Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia
this afternoon, with Allen Hall, Chi
cago. meeting Art Rubin. New York,
in the third match. The engage
ment between Jake Schaefer. Cleve-
land, and Welker Cochran, San
Francisco, features the night ses-
sion.
Hopes 18th straight victim last
night was Thurnblad, former cham
pion, so to SO, in 54 innings. Boze-
man followed with a 50to-39 de-
cision over Rubin in A innings.
But in the afternoon matches
three veteran stars who were rated
a fine chance to give Hoppe battle
faded, two of them losing to lower
ranked rivals.
Schaeffer was the victim of the
most stunning reversal. bowling to
Earle Lookabaugh, Chicago, so to
40. giving the balkline ace his sec
ond loss in II matches.
Hall, who had won eight straight
before he started losing. dropped
his third in a row, falling before
Joe Chamaco. f1ashy Mexican. so to
%, in 27 innings. Chamaco missed
tipping Hopes tourney mark for
low game by only one inning.
Reiselt, whose early play matched
Halls record, lost to Cochran, so to
81. in 40 innings. This likewise was
Reiselt's third loss in II starts, tying
him with Hall and Cochran for
fifth place.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Terrapins and Cards
Shift Line-ups for
Ring Struggle
Maryland Shrinks Leites;
Kyzcewski c. U. Durk
Horse os Heavy

HSst, matesl Don't let on where
you got 1t but Maryland and Catholic
University this afternoon at weigh
ing-in time were shifting their line
ups for tonights ring match like a
couple of palsied checker players.
"Conniving at the Crossroads" they
call our little drama.
The match follows a basket ball
game between Maryland and WASH
ington and Lee at College Park START
ing at o'clock
The Terps figured on sweating out
Izzy Leites into 165- FOUNDER while
the Cardinals had dark horse entry
in the heavyweight class-Casinir
(SneeZe) KyzceWski. That's pro-
nounced Kyzcewski.
Was Heavy Last Year.
LeiteS was a heavyweight last year
in the general sense of the term.
Not a terrific hitter nor particularly
brilliant strategist he nevertheless
managed to outfumble a couple of
opponents. He made his Al debut in
a surprising appearance against Fred
Goettel Of the Coast Guard and was
defeated Meanwhile, 1t developed
he had been toiling for the wrestling
squad as a light-heavyWeight. so
Coach Mike Lombardo figured he
might be cut down to i65 for to-
nights business.
If he makes it Leites will get
crack at Gerry Strang. but strictly
at his own risk. And Strang was
runner-up for the national intereol-
legiate crown last year.
Kyzcewski replaces ailing Julius
STANCES. A rugged 225-pound grid
man, Casimir is a green hand at
this sort of exercise but after fiat
/ tening a couple of partners in the
gym admits it is lot of fun. His
partner will be Maryland's Len Rod
man. a body-punching student from
the school of pharmacy in Balti-
more. Rodman hopes to mix up a
formula of rights and leftS that will
disturb KyZCeWSki'S stomach so
much he'll be unable to continue.
Early Weighing Helps Both.
/ The early weighing-in hour Of
o'clock was expected to be beneficial
to both teams, permitting, as it did,
the mastica ton of a thick steak and
accessories before hostilities got un-
derway. This treatment was de-
signed to restore some of the hitting
power lost through drying out,
weight-making practices.
/ Catholic u. undefeated In two
/ matches. was a slight favorite but
Maryland. routed by Virginia last
week after chalking up two VIC
tories, was not without supporters.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Left Jabs Save
Billy, Favorite
Once F|oored
Another Scrap at II
Rounds Is Planned
For March 7
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-As a 3 to 1
underdog. Ernie Vigh came so close
to beating the highly-billed Billy
Soose that Promoter Mike Jacobs
made plans today to rematch the
two before giving either shot at
Ken Overlins middleweight cham
pionship.
Although Soose, the former Penn
State College boxer, was awarded
a unanimous 10-round decision in
Madison Square Garden last night,
he was anything but convincing
about 1t, and had TO come off the
floor to turn the trick. Besides. 1t
was learned today he was fighting
fellow who had been bedded by a
temperature of 10l degrees lass than
u hours before the fight.
What with that picture, plus the
added touch of an all-day shower
bath which old man weather gave
New York, holding the gate down
10 a mere s22,699. Promoter Mike
talked to the managers of both
lighters today about putting the
tussle right back in the Garden
March 7. This time it would be
over the 12-round route, instead
of TO-
Nigh'S Dynamite Jars Soose.
Each fighter thought he won last
night, and there were as MANY
"boos' as cheers from the 10.507
fans at the verdict. Soose, naturally.
figured the officials did the right
thing, although Referee Eddie Jo-
sephs. while voting in Billys favor.
called the fight five rounds for each.
Vlgh contended his aggressiveness
and the knockdoWn he scored with
crunching left hook at the end of
the eighth round-Soose still was
on the floor at the bell-Were enough
to win the fight for him.
A course of times the dynamite
Vlgh carries in each fist seemed to
have Billy on the go. and as if it
eventually might carry the New
burgh IN. " larruper on to win.
In the first round, he led off with
three ripping rights that staggered
Soose. In the eighth he dropped
Billy with a left. And in several
other heats he tagged the Pennsyl-
vanla boxing master with rights to
the ribs that were. to say the least,
no help to Billy's appetite.
BilIy's Left Jab Tells.
Soose, on the other hand, used his
advantage of boxing skill and inches
In reach to pull out of danger with
long, stabbing left hand. This did
no more damage to Ernie, who has a
chin that hasn't been dented in
tWo-and-one-half years of fighting.
than a feather duster. Yet. Soose
piled up points all the way with this
weapon.
Paul Moss, Soose's manager. wasn't
too keen about a return match. He
still was shouting for the Overhn
shot. but said that if a return was
necessary, he'd talk it over. anyway.
Sol Gold, who handles Vigh's af-
fairs, revealed his fighters illness.
A docter was called in to attend his
heavy cold Wednesday night, Gold
disclosed, and he wasn't sure until
early yesterday morning that the
fight actually would come off.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Queen Of Dartmouth
Winter Carnival
Chosen in Rain

BY the Associated Press.
HANOVER, N. H., Feb. S.-Amid
the worst weather conditions ever
encountered by the Dartmouth win
ter carnival, brown-haired 10 Ann
Walters of Rochester Mimi, a
granddaughter of Will Mayo, found
er of the Mayo Clinic, today was
hailed as queen of the event.
She was standing under an UNI
brella held in a driving rainstorm
by Dick Hampstead, AZ. also OF
Rochester, a childhood friend, when
the judges chose her last night
from among 81 of the comliest Of 959
girls attending the carnival.
Clad in a gray sports ensemble
with parka and hood, she gave her
age as II, her height as S feet
inches and her weight as 125 pounds
A student of the Emma Willard
School at Troy, N. Y. she is the
daughter of DR.. Waltman Walters
Dartmouth IT, q member Of the
Mayo Clinic staff, and hopes for q
career In music.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
By the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Impressed
by the debut Bob Montgomery made
in Madison Square Garden. pro-
moter Mike Jacobs today offered the
Philadelphia Negro an overtime
weight fight with Lightweight
Champion Lew Jenkins of Sweet
water, Tex, in Madison Square Gar
den March 81.
Montgomery outpointed AL Nettlow,
Detroit welterweight, in a hard
fought eight-round semifinal to the
Ernie Vigh-Billy Soose bout last
night.
After watching the philadelphia
Armstrong" Promoter Jacobs i'm
mediately asked Herman Taylor to
stay in New York overnight in order
that they might talk over Jenkins
match over the 10-round distance.
Montgomery and Jenkins fought
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Victory So Narrow Soose Must Fight gh Again for Shot Oven Title
Mats Ticket Sale
Opens Monday

Tickets for the opening game
of the major league baseball sea-
son, involving Washington and
New York at Griffith Stadium on
April Ia. will go on sale Monday
at 9 am. at the Washington
Baseball Club office.
Tickets for night games. the
first of which will be played with
the Yankees on May %, will go
on sale at the same time. Tickets
also will be obtainable for the
following night games: June 18.
St. Louis: June 27. Boston; July
%, Detroit: July 80, Cleveland;
Philadelphia. August 6; Septer1-
Der 9, Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Wo|cott Threat
ToNab Boston
Meet Honors
HurdIer Sets Record
At Penn A. c.; Cards
Bog Mile Relay
BY GEORGE A. SCOTT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.-Memo
TO Boston track fans: Don't be sur
prised If lanky Fred Wolcott of Rice
Institute steals the spotlight from
the all-star field assembled for to-
nights Boston A A. meet.
The blond Texan did it in last
nights Penn A. c. meet with a
world record 81 seconds perform
ance in the 50-yard high hurdles
his second world mark within
week and an achievement that won
him the vote of sports writers as
the meets outstanding athlete.
His 70 mark for the 60-yard
hurdles in last Saturdays Millrose
games also was new world record
and also won him the sport writer's
vote as that meets outstanding
athle4.
Close behind Wolcott for the Penn
A. C. award was little Greg Rice
of South Bend, Ind, who hung up
his 18th consecutive indoor Emile
victory in the fast time of 9:O63.
Rice and Don Lash and Tommy
Deckard of Indiana, who finished
behind the former Notre Dame
star in that order, will resume their
rivalry at Boston tonight.
East Ties Sprint Mark.
The only other athlete mentioned
In the sports writers poll was un-
known Tom East. a Cheyney Pa.) }
State Teachers College Negro. who
equalled the world record of 50
seconds for the 50-yard dash in
upsetting Norwood Barney" Ewell
of Penn State. the defending cham
pion and pre-meet favorite East.
the PENNSYLVANIA Teachers College
sprint champion. was making his
first appearance in a major meet.
The milers, expected to better
Boston's fastest mile time Of 4:0o 7
tonight, will have 10 do better than
they did on the Philadelphia boards.
Despite the fast pace set by Luigi
Beccali for the first three quarters.
the mile feature ended with a AIS
winning performance by Wisconsin S
Walter Mehl, who led John Munski
of Missouri and Chuck Fenske of
Wisconsin to the tape.
New York University's defeat
after five consecutive victories by a
Fordham quartet that turned in a
sparkling 1922 performance high
lighted the college mile relays.
Card Mile Team Scores.
Catholic University's mile team
of John Weschler. Joe Street
Charley OKeefe and Joseph Ma
laney made an auspicious debut in
defeating West Chester Teachers
and st. JoSeph's of Philadelphia
Street, substituting for ailing Johnny
Doyle, ran a strong leg to help the
Cardinals hit the tape in 3:348.
Jim Kehoe, Washington A. A
middle-diStance star, finished sec.
ond again in the half mile test, this
time finishing scant foot behinc
Chuck Beetham. Kehoe, essayine
the role of pacemaker from the Sec
ond lap, was overhauled on the
final trip around by Beethams great
stretch drive. The winners time
was 1868.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Bv GAYLE TALBOT,

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb. g.
Maybe the name of Wesley J. Fer
rell is only vaguely familiar to lot
Of baseball fans. Wes passed his
peak some years ago. and now he
is hoping only that the Boston Bees,
who are giving him one more
chance will let him do a little
pitching in the coming season.
But you ought TO see the Sonova-
gun play golf! As one who has seen
a number of golf tournaments. I am
sure in my own mind that Ferrell. in
a clutch. is one of the very best
match golfers this country ever
produced.
Paul Waner. who is a good golfer
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Sports Program for Local Fans

Boxing.
Catholic U. VS.. Maryland, Rit-
chic Coliseum, following basket
ball.
Arkansas Tech VS.. Columbus,
Turner's Arena, 8:15.
Badminton.
Fourth annual Atlantic Coast
tournament, Kensington Armory,
l:30 and 7:30.
Wrestling.
Rutgers VS.. Maryland, College
Park, $50.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles vs.. Atlantic
City Sea Gulls, Atlantic City,
n. j.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

about Is per cent Of what he
makes, you can understand why
he is going around knocking off
buns at the rate of one month.
Big town still talking about Jack
Miley's vitriolic column in the
New York Post in which he tore
Morris Arnovich apart for &C
cepting a draft deferment because
of defective teeth. Irony of the
thing is. Arnovich played quite a
spell for the Phillies who are
managed by Doc Prothro-a den-
tist. Ho hum-Basil O'Connor,
secretary to James A. Farley, says
Evening star., 1941-02-08

the deal for the Yanks is nearer
completion than when Farley
left for South America last
month.
Today's guest star-Arthur E.
Patterson, New York Herald
Tribune: "A baseball lesson in
three easy headlines, past, pres
ent and future: Dodgers Acquire
Owen-'Best Catcher in National
League Says MacPhail. Owen
a Holdout-'Must Beat Phelps
for Brooklyn Catching job Says
MacPhail. Owen Agrees to
Dodger Terrls-'Best Catcher in
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Basket Ball

Georgia, 81: Georgia Tech. 26.
South Carolina. so: Clemson. 81.
Albright, 55: Gettysburg. 81.
Jefferson, 25; Villanova, %
Richmond. 36 Virginia Tech. 36.
William and Mary. 64 Furman. 80.
Marquette. Al: Butler, 81.
Bucknell, 81; Ursinus. is.
Youngstown, 50. St. Francis pa, So
overtime.
Denison. so: Wilmington. %
Akron, 50: western Reserve. 80.
Grinnel, ~: Carleton. IS
Concords. 81 ST. Olaf. 80.
Louisiana State Normal. IS; oente-
Nary, 3R
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Dewitt Come Mere Romp
For Western Quint

Western Highs five star" ouint
after dropping 1-point series game
/ to Central last week, is back in
stride. having registered an impress
sive 1925 victory over Dewitt School
yesterday in the Raiders gym.
The host team went out front
early in the opening period and
never was headed thereafter, lead
ing, 1911, at intermiSsion and boost
ing its margin to 32-19 before giving
way to the reserves after the third
StanZa
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Your Curiosity Burning by Now? Relieve 1t

Lew jenkins and Sammy Baugh Fel
Darriree Buckv Walters Claude
Harvard Alice Marble a. Frank Frsch at Fordram
s. CIaIahadion T. Bmeech; a
Louis KenesaW
son Little 10 Billy Soose
H. Van De Weghe Princeton backroke
M Maggo l3 John Kmbrough
pitcher Gen
l6 Mag Illegally,
s Gene Sarazen beaten by Little
land 90
Southern
Il Al dbarred
whom Brooklyn s150O00
North Carolina
Is Paul Association
Union American Kennel Hockey
PLAYED football
KLEIN.
81 twelve 81 baseball tennis hockey jail alai
Cardinals; "a Gene Tunney: Schmelng
36, Jack Dempsey;
go, Detroit.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington and Lee vs.. Mary
land, College Park, 8.
Furman vs.. George Washing
ton, Riverside Stadium, $50.
Georgetown vs.. Yale, New
Haven, Conn.
Baltimore Poly VS.. Maryland
Freshmen, College Park, $50.
Loyola Of New York at George.
town Prep, $50.
Gilman at Episcopal. $50.
Wilson High vs.. Randolph-Ma-
con, Front Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Bob Montgomery Offered Bout
With jenkins in Garden

in Philadelphia last September Is,
and the champion had to rally in
the last round to win, after being
f1oored early in the fight. Jenkins
has a bout pending with former
Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers
on February %.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Miner Tops Cheney

Miner Teachers College today
boasts a 53-40 victory over the
Cheney Teachers five. scored on the
Miner court last night.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
B.-C. c. Recs, Hisers Clash

Bethesda Chevy Chase Recrea-
ton Center basket ball team meets
the Hiser Theater in a game tonight
at 8 at the Leland Junior High
gym.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Next One Will Test Your Versatility

30 With what sports the following terms dentlhed 5utpen
dedans. penalty box, peoa?
pitcher nicknamed The Fiddler"
the Navy?
heavyweight champion is parachutt'
wrestling referee?
81 heavyweight champion appeared in musical
in 1910?
80 If
following would call Bak Earle
80 What that
pennant?
What major that has finished in
asst
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Wilson Tonkmen Lose

Baltimore Polytechnic swimmers
defeated Wilson High School nata-
tors. 51-15, in a meet at the AM
bassador Hotel pool yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Must Make Comeback to Be Worth 1t

baseball PLAYER fetched the highest sale price in 1910?
Longhorns; b) Wofpack
Jefs, Id the HaVkeyes,
"a Which the difficult of billiards 1872 bakne three
games o pitchers
sc
26 has hits of all big still
o.
following sport: N. A. A.
Q. A K c. N. H L7
Chicago last
year?
following Mickey Ion King Clancy,
Stewart?
OF
n baseball ne?
81. How PLAYERS are there lacrosse team7
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Win, Lose or Draw
By JOHN LARDNER

Or the
the third OF four drttclespresentn1
nstalrnents
pour memory executives
athletes connected NTH different sports
Evening star., 1941-02-08

your memory coaches,
athletes connected NTH different sports.
Take Heart; Experts Average Only SIS Per Cent
questions
contributed athlete
10 he n they?
of them.
ID the National Amateur
football I'D
national singles title?
big once q football starr
Howm times defend his title in 1910?
g. mat Kentucky Derby?
What horse for the DerbyP
Do the rules visiting team must bat fstf
Which people following middle
Louis Scobe, Lawson?
And, Still He's Not Champion!
mddlevegt champions Of the world What
1910?
medley MCCOY, AL Hostak Al de
Weghe?
12 What player batting year9 The
League?
Whosen Is Jarring
brilliant
n
Ulysses Lupien.
IS What dictator a 81 o doubles l94O9
football
official error?
golfer posted National the third
career?
the famous baseball muny?
following football:
(b) tc) Wieman Homer Norton
BUNNY?
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Contract Awarded
For Emergency Wafer
Supply Chamber
Hydro Electric Plant
To Be Converted Into
Pumping Station

An influent chamber will be con-
structed at the Washington aque-
duct hydro electric plant north of
Chain Bridge, the District Engineers
Office announced today, in connec-
ton with plans to insure an ade-
quate water supply for Washington
in the event of damage Or de-
struction to the two conduits now
supplying water to Dalecarlia Res
ervolr from Great Falls.
The hydro electric plant, located
on the old Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, is being converted into
pumping station to serve during any
emergency.
Cost Estimated at $500.
The contract was awarded to Leo
Butler Co., Silver Spring, Md. and
the cost of the inf1uent chamber is
estimated at $55,380. Due to a
shortage of materials the work will
take about six months.
The two conduitS now supplying
the reservoir have a capacity of
220,000.000 gallons of water a day.
the water consumption was less
than 90,O0O,00O gallons daily, with
a peak of 1O5,OOO00O gallons. With
so much water normally going to
waste a hydro-electric plant was
built to generate power for general
purposes and for pumping water to
the reservoirs.
Turbines Would Be Pumps.
The plant is still turning out
power but engineers said it will be
a simple process to convert the tur-
bines into pumps. The proposed
influent chamber will be built on
the bank of the canal. Water taken
from the canal, in an emergency,
can be pumped into the reservoir.
Engineers estimated that during
an emergency putting the regular