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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-21

right for an afternoon tea party or
Fourth Of July gathering.
A blue linen table cloth, a CEN
terpiece Of red roses and white
napkins effectively carries out the
red. white and blue color scheme.
Or have snowy white cloth with
tiny American flags and toy SOL
.diers arranged In parade forma-
ton as the centerpiece. II you have
glasses with red. white and blue
decorations use them for iced tea.
Try these ideas In giving patri-
otto expression to the refreshments.
Cd Small three TERED drum"
sandwiches made Of both white
and brown bread. spread with
honey and iced over top and sides
with cream cheese. with narrow
crossed strips Of pimento simulat-
ing drumsticks. CD Stars and
stripes cut from citron and mara
schino cherries decorating iced
squares and rounds. Of cake all
made from the same cup-cake
batter.
Should you wish to depart from
the traditional In the service Of
iced tea. you might try the deli
cious new summer drink known as
"Frostee" that Is made by adding
a heaping tablespoon Of lemon or
orange ice to each glass imme-
diately after pouring the tea over
crushed ice.
FROSTEE
1quart hot freshly brcwed tea
IL mint sprigs
teaspoons powdered sugar
Gwholc cloves
tablespoons lemon Ice
bottle carbOnatcd water
Pour freshly brewed hot tea
over mint leaves which have been
crushed in the powdered sugar.
Add the whole cloves and crushed
ice to chill. Serve in tall frosted
glasses filled to three quarters
depth with spiced tea mixture. Add
to each glass tablespoon of lemon
Ice. Top of with carbonated water
and garnish with mint leaves.
FRUIT ICED TEA
3oranges
3 lemons
cup sugar
cup water
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
DEPORTES
al PRACTICAs DE SKIES
Es M Pagi1 Mediocre

PreSenciamos aver los ejerci-
clos de Bob Skies, en- el gimna,
sio de la calle Franklin.
81 Tommy Gomez Sc halla en-
buenas condolences fisicas, IA
cilmente derrotara a Skies.
El movimiento de piernas de.
wisitante es POGO satisfactorio y
cuando tira golpes fuertes da Ia
sensation de un pequeno globe
que pierde el gas. Hizo guante;
con un negro Y no luci6 bien.
La prueba no sera dura para
Gomez, 81 sc halla venido entire
nando sacramento.
El tampeno llegara del Cam
pamento Blanding, en- la tardt
de hoy, y practicara en- Ell GIN
nasio de Frank LaMarque.
Tommy ha venido ejercitan
dose, en- Blanding, en- compahf;
del negro Kid Smell, un p1gil d.
gran experienced.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
10 conseguiremos?


-Yo creo que ST. Hong-Kong
esta relativamente cerca 6e a.
Qui. En- un par de dias, navegan
do EN- este barquichuelo, logra-
remos llegar a la colonia ingle-
sa, 81 no hay novedad.
An, 81 Dios %quisiera!
II Dios guerra, sonora! He
mos Sufrido demasiado para
que ell Senior no Sc apiade de no.
sotros. Y yo nunca he perdido
la esperanto de que nos saliva
Ramos.
@C6mo no lie han matado a
listed con gran GU
riosidad, la mujer del ingeniero.
NO me 10 explico 70 Tampa
co, sonora. Uno de los jofes Chi
nos, y esa LILO, Ia feroz capt.
tana, como la llaman sus mis-
mas gentes, parece que Sc apia-
daron de mi, vi6ndome tan dull
&c tan sumiso. lNo ma observa-
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
do listed una cosa, sonora?

do listed una cosa, senora?
-lQue?
Que para veneer en- la vi
Ga, la mejor arma no es una es-
pada, sine ia astueia quiero de
cir, no es la fuerza, sino un ella
10 entendimiento que nos haga
serenos, constantes, pacientes...
isl, si-repuso ahora la
mUjer con viveza.
70 he logradO hacerme ri
co-prosigui6 ell hidalgo lusita-
no, en- fuerza de p~aciencia, de
conStancia, de serenidad. Y por
eSa constancia v esa paciencia y
esa dulzura, que forman el fon-
do de mi ~caracter, es por 10 que
he consaguido que huyamos.
Pero icalle!
7lQue?
Que me olvidaba del tim6n.
Es precise que huyamos hacia el
Sur, pero no en- Inca recta, sino
l~igeramente hacia 81 SO. De O.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

su contrato. La direction de los
"Rojos" le hizo Urn considerable
aumento de suel1O.
Les gigantes obtuv;eron de
nuevo los servicios de Hank
Leiber, el corpulento jardinero,
que llevaba tres amos con los
Cubs. Dieron, en- la operaci6n
al pitcher Bob Bowman y una
cantidad de dinero.
Ell ano pasado Ell catcher Hem.
sley particip6 en- SO desafios y
bate6 con un promedio de 24O.
Los Indies utilizaran en- Ia
mayor parte de les desaffos, er
1941, a Gene DeSautels, a quien
ayudaran Jim Hogan y Otto
Denning.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

Almeida habia entregado a
las gentes que les ayudaban a
huir-otros cuatro o cinco chi
nos, que quedaban en- ell embar-
cadero7 unos papeles.
Ell SampdR comenz6 a sepa-
rarse en- seguida de Ia costa.
La embarcaci6n volaba bien
pronto sobre las aguas, un tanto
alborotadas.
Maria de Ia Cruz Y Almeida
habian lido a refugiarse a la ca
samata de la proa.
Ell miedo de la martir era que
alguna galerna de las que son
tan frecuente EN- aquellos ma
res, hiciera zozobrar el cascar6n
de nuez.
d Ad6nde vamos ?-inquiri6
al fin la triste, que sentia una
emoci6n que la ahogaba.
-Vamos a intentar acercar-
nos a Hong-Kong-repuso Ell hi
dalgo.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
Ell Banquete de la LA l%ntersocial
Habl6 ell Sr. Nash Higgins

tara aeste p~eri6dico en- muchos
de los desaffos, esta enfermo.
Pronunciaron e~locuentes brin
dis los Sres. Jose A. Gonzalez,
~presidente del Centre Asturia-
no; Severino Martinez, jefe de
los Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA; Francisco Garcia, presi-
dente del Cfrculo Cubano; E. o.
Palermo, presidente de la Unio-
ne Italiana, y los periodistas Sc
fores Herman Canal, Roy Ia
MARCO, Byron Hollingsworth,
Peter Norton Y otros.
Egta noche, seg1n nos die
ron en- la Gale, Ell Centre Astu-
riano obsequiara con una conf
da a los peloteros.
Por ell acto de anoche felicita-
mos a la Liga lntersocial, a la
que deseamos nuevos Y grandes
triunfos deportivNs.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
Ell BANQUETE DE LA.

Ell ~BANQUETE DE LA.
Ell banquete annual de la Liga
Intersocial Sc efectu6 anoche,
con eXtraordinario lucimiento,
en- Ell restaurant Columbia.
Asistieron todos los eloteros,
ell executive de la Liga, delega-
dos, subdelegados e invitados.
Pas6 de ITO ell nGmero de CO.
mensales, todos los cuales elo-
giaron Ell exquisite menu servi-
do.
Los cheques fueron entrega-
dos a las sociedades por Ell pre-
sidente Vicente Guastella, que
preside Ia comida.
EXplic6 Guastella ell desenvol
'vimiento monetario del aho, que
result6 muy satisfactorio...
Ell trofeo conquistado por la
novena del Centre Asturiano, sc
entreg6 por ell presidente de la
Liga al senior presidente de esa
poderosa sOciedad, ell estimado
amigo Jose A. Gonzalez.
A Percy Gonzalez, campe6n
al bate, Sc lie entregaron varios
premios.
Nash Higgins, supervisor de
recreo de la ciudad de Tampa,
ful9 el principal oradOr de la
noche.
! Tuvo calurosas frases de elo-
gio para la Liga IntersOcial y
dijo que labora por ell mejora-
miento de la pelota, y de los de-
portes en- general, en- Tampa y
en- Ybor City. Las palabras de
Nash fueron muy aplaudidas.
Nuestro director, Victoria
no Manteiga, Sc excuse por me
do de una carta enviada al pre-
sidente de la Liga,
Ibrahim Diaz, que represen-
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
n 0EUWTZ
Los Rojos de Cincinnati comprapon Hensley
Riddle firmo SUI contrato
Hemsley bate6 con un promedio de 24O

Jacksonville, Die. 5.-Los ro-
jos de Cincinnati adquirieron a.
YER los servicios del catcher
Rollie Hefsley, que en- la Ultima
temporada jug6 con los Indios
de Cleveland. La transaction
envuelve una apreciable canti-
dad en- metalico.
S%ignifica la compra del valio-
so receptor que los dfas de Err
ME lombard como catcher n1-
micro l del Cinci estan va conlta-
dos.
Al mismo tempo anunci6 el
Cincinnati que ell joven pitcher
Elmer Riddle, Ia sensation de
este ano, por cuanto gan6 10
desafiQs y solo perdi6 A, firm6
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
La Gaceta Folletin No. 176
TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

tie la mano, que la mujer que
ria besar.
%lN0 hablemOs ahora de
gratitud, senora!... iEs precise
que huyamos pronto, 81 no que.
remos que TODD Sc malogrel
-iEstoy prontal
-Suba listed aqui.
Almeida subi6 delante.
Maria de la Cruz lie sigui6.
Fl sdmpdn en- Ell que iban a
huir, era una especie de barca-
"a casamata en- la proa Y tripu-
lado por seis chinitos.
Estes, con gran sorpresa de
Maria, commentator a remar de
pie, a Ia moda china.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05


Dian sacado algunas provisiones
del pen6n maldito de ChaIFd Y
aqua potable en- un barrilete.
IPero provisions y aqua CO.
menzaban a agotarse.
Almeida, desde ell dia ante
rlor, parecia muy preOcupado y
pensatlyo,
III, que no habia tenido nunca
NADIA de marino, empezaba a be-
mer que Sc lutheran extravia-
do.
En- vez de dirigirse hacia
Hong-Kong, debian haber deja-
10 atras la possession britannica, Y
anora bogaban o debian bogar
por cerca de las eostas del Tom
KIN, quiza al Norte de Luz6n.
I'll crepdsculo de csc ouinto
oia' iba cayendo sobre ell mar,
ul mar milenario, sin una isla,
SIN una nave, como 81 fuera un
mar de la prehistoric, un mar
de Ia luna,
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

El sargento Ort. de Orlando,
1876 libras, peleara ell tunes, en-
el pfograma G6mez-Sikes, cor
Cowboy Greggs, el hombre que
Ell tampeno venciera en- Jack.
sonville.
Sixto Morales tiene la inten.
ci6n de derrotar, en- los prime
ros asaltos, a Frankie Kalborn
de Iowa.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
Con el bate Ia Mascota y los EspejueIos
(Per Tira . CuartA)

Dfcese que los Indios vendie-
ron al catcher Hemsley porque
este deseaba la direction que Al
va Bradley concedi6 al "torpe-
dero" Boudrea. " como la de-
seaba y no Sc la dieron... acaban
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
jo. Dirfjase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
ALFONSO POPEZ FIRMO 81
CONTRATO

Jacksonville, Die. 5.-Alfon-
so Lopez, ell famoso catcher de
IA Liga Nacional, conferenci6 a.
yer con ell presidente Bill Bens-
wager y firm6 su contrato para
Ia temporada de 1912.
No Sc di6 a conocer el sueldo
concedido a Lopez, que es uno
de los mas habiles receptores
de las grandes ligas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

tres HAYES, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
lies IA y Is. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

ST, senior, cornpre IA
pintura B. L. p. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-05
Rheumatic Happy;
ReIieYesP anQuick

Thousands who suffered trorE , to. nans
rasna al Rheumatism, s~ciatica, !unpago, ~
tbeir discovery Of NURIro. Nov they nays
found a uuick-acting formula when spee sn55
relieves those exhausting museulaI Ja-ondsbls
pcontains no cpiates. II you want to ieei agan
the ioy Of relief from pain-so you can WOE ~
neaee and sleep ir comiort-be wise an9 ~
EiJRITO under this ironclad guarantee; II tnS
very first three doses do not relieve mat GIe a
main TO your satisfaJion-your money WA
refunded. Don't suffa. Ask your oIuSsSt U%S{
Ar NdRITO on this guarantee NI'N'~~
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

no ambiguo-. 70 creo que has.
ia manana, temprano, no Sc der
cuenta de nuestra fuga. Y Guam.
DO quieran buscarnos, estare.
mos lejos.
Gallo ell portuguese, que pare.
cia otro espectro.
. Los amos de s~ufrimientos, las
humlilaciones, las torturas a
que a Ell tambien lie habian So
metido, habianle convertible en-
un fantasma de hombre.
Y Maria sinti6 que la reco-
rria un e~stremecimiento.
Use salvarian?..
~
No dos dias, como habia caa-
culado Ell portuguese Almeida. 81
no cerca de cinco, naveg6 Ell sam
pan malayo por las soledades
Gei mar Amarillo, buscando inn
tLimente Ia possession inglesa de
Hong-Kong.
For suerte' los fugitivos ha.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

Los Yankees mandaron aver
dos j6veDes jugadores, Earl
Reid; un pitcher, y William She
ley, un jugador de cuadro, al
club indianapolis.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

Van Lingle Mungo Y Ell cat
cher Angelo Giuliani fueron en-
viados al club Minneapolis, por
decision de Larry MacPhail.
Los dos estaban con el Mon
treal.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

tro mcdo irismos a parar a las
costas de China 0 a las remotas
Filipinas.
Diciendo este, ell portuguese
giro Ia palanca del tim6n, y la
naive Gambia igeramente de
rumbo.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

Les chinitos remaban con ar
dor creciente.
FL mar eStaba s~olitario, alum
brado poeticamente por la lu-
ma.
@JNo cree listed que encon-
tremos algdn vapor durante
nuestra extraha travesia, senior
Almeida?
-iPudiera serl Y en- csc ca
so, estabamOs salvados, defini-
tivamente salvados.
-jEs que adn pudieran co
gernos?-pregunt6 Maria con
terror.
-lNOl-repuso q OtrO en- to.
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

de limpiarle ell canine al nuevo
director!
La gaceta., 1941-12-05

ASeg1rase que los Dodgers Y
los Medals RCjas obtuvieron va
waivers, por cuanto ganan
crecidos sueldos, en- los pelote-
ros, Dolph Camilli y Jimmy
Fox, dos de los mejores juga-
dores del pals.
Las otras novenaS no desean
pagan los sueldos que ellos pi-
den w.. otorgan los waivers.
Los "RojOs' intentaron COM
prar a Arky Vaughn y Maurice
Van Robays, dos jugadores de
Cos Piratas, pero Sc les Nlform6
que no estaban zen ell mercado"
Lloyd IWaner, que recibiera
Cincinnati, firmo aver con los
Phillies.
Bateo con un promedio de 292,
en- la temporada de este ano.
Los Tigrs completaron la ne
gociaci6n en- cuanto al SIS Billy
Hitchcock, mandado al Kansas
City, novena a que este pertene-
cia, al jugador de cuadro Boyd
Perry Y al jardinero George
Stainback.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

amount of feathers, but they are
needed and to cut off the supply
would work a serious handicap on
anglers.
Anglers would have to fall back
on domestic fowl for their feathers
and these to a large extent are un-
satisfactory. Imagine trying to SUBJ
stitute Plymouth Rock feather for
a jungle cock-that's the nearest
thing we have in this country-and
multiply that example several dozen
times and you see where fly fisher
men will be.
Use Short Trout Rod.
If you're heading for nearby
streams on Maryand's trout opening
day on Tuesday our advice is to
take the shortest fly rod you own.
A long one, BIZ or 9 feet, only will
get in the way of every bush and
tree while 6 or foot weapon will
reach everything in sight and still
not become tangled
Best streams near Washington are
Big Hunting and Fishing Greeks and
these are small with trees growing
down to the water and joining over
head.
There's not much room anywhere
for back cast and the shorter your
rod the better. Also you can leave
your waders at home and be more
comfortable in hip boots. There's
hardly spot on any nearby Mary
land stream where hip boots won't
take you safely.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Ambitious Cocoa Kid
Battles Dangerous
Foe in Jessurun
Puerto Ricun Defeated
Twice by Fighter Now
Attempting Comeback

Cocoa Kid, Puerto Rican colored
scrapper with ideas of winning the
world welterWeight championship,
will continue his campaign in l47-
pound ranks tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena, meeting Andre
Jessurun, Dutch-Jewish battler from
Brooklyn, in the 10-round feature
match.
A rangy specimen who has been
forced to fight middleweightS due to
the reluctance of welterweights to
meet him, Cocoa Kid is no stranger
here, having whipped Wild Bill Nc
DoWell and Phil Furr and dropped a
split decision to George Abrams in
local bouts last summer.
Gains Prestige in Defeat
Cocoa gained considerable pres
tige even in losing to the highly re-
garded Abrams, who won only by
grace of a hotly disputed decision.
Abrams now is being groomed for a
crack at the middleweight title, a
fact which doesn't make Cocoa's
Welterweight crown ambitions seem
out of line.
The Puerto Rican is facing no easy
assignment in JesSurun, however. for
Andre holds two decisions over him.
Jessurun, who launched a comeback
eight months ago, since has walloped
Steve Belloise and Ralph zanelli in
upsets.
Cocoa in Much Demand.
Locally, JeSsurun won from Tony
Falco several years ago and dropped
a decision to Saverior Turiello, then
a prominent welterweight.
Cocoa, whose services repeatedly
are being sought in Baltimore, Chi
cago, Toronto and New York, re-
Gently spotted 81 pounds to Tony
Cisco at Baltimore and won easily
The supporting card lists Larry
Hochard, Canadian heavyweight,
meeting Jabo Kenner: Ceasar Ferro
tangling with Ell Brookman and
Carol Alexander feuding with Larry
Ciricit in siX-rounders, with Billy
Kekeris colliding with Ken Strib-
ling in the opening 4-rounder.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
A. j. Racketers Lose
To Colgate in Tilt
Halted by Snow

Colgate's touring tennis team took
an abbreviated match from Amerl-
can University netmen, 80, yester-
day before snow flurries stopped
their engagement on the A U. courts.
1t was the first time this season
that the Eagle team even had been
on an outdoor court and aside from
the No. match, in which Ernie
Webb fought Colgate's Reid to a
draw, its players were pretty much
outclassed. Webb, though took the
first set, 60. before losing the sec
ond, As, and the third ended in a
1414 stalemate Each player had
numerous set points from the 18th
game on, but neither was able to
cash in.
Other summaries:
Bowler tCOlgate) defeated Lands
man, 6-3, 60: Andrews (Colgate) de-
feated Doolittle, 81, 6-3; Adams
(Colgate) defeated Evans, GA, 60,
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Maryland State Links
Association Lists
u Tournaments

TWenty-one links tournaments
including three major champion
ships, are listed on the Maryland
State Golf Association schedule, an
nounced last night by the Old Line
State organization. Major tourna-
ments are:
Maryland amateur championship
Baltimore Suburban Club, June 20
81 and %; open championship, Elk
ridge Club, July %, and womens
championship, Chevy Chase Club,
June 24-28 inclusive.
The schedule opens with a handi-
cap week tourney, starting April 80
and runs as follows:
Maryland four ball championship
matches. MAY 4, Rolling Road; May IL,
Indian Spring; May is, Woodholme May
IS. CONGRESSIONAL.
MARYLAND intercollegiate championship,
Hillendale; May p, amateur pro and
handicap, Beaver Dam: June I. amateur
junior championship. Indian Spring.
July 9, mixed two-bal. Columbia; July
Is, junior open, Baltimore Country Club,
cap, Manor Country Club; -, Washing
ton-Baltimore amateur team match,
Manor.
August 6, amateur pro and handicap,
Hillendale; IA sectional qualifying anna :
teur championship, Country Club OF Mary
land. II. mixed two-ball, Country Club of
Maryland; 10. amateur pro and handicap.
Confessional; 90. Washington- Baltimore
Junior team match, Bonnie View; "a,
father-snd-so Championship: Five Farms.
Green Spring Valley: II, amateur pro
and handicap, Woodholne: State team
championship matches, September =, IA
21, % and October 3
Evening star., 1941-03-30
GaIento Coming Here
Thursday 10 Toll
AT Huron Gym
D. c. Boxing Commission
To Meet Tomorrow
To Pick Referee

Tony Galento will transfer his
training camp from New Jersey to
the Huron gym this week to prove to
one and all his readiness to take on
young Buddy Baer at Uline Arena
April 8.
Galento is scheduled to arrive
Thursday in time for a drill at the
Eleventh street gym and will be on
exhibition every day thereafter.
Baer is expected to come here three
days before the bout-that would be
Saturday, to amaze the public with
his feats of skill and daring.
The District Boxing Commission.
meanwhile, will meet tomorrow to
consider a suitable referee for the
match. Arthur Donovan of New
York previously had been selected
to handle the bout in what amount
ed to vote of non-confidence in
Washington's own officials. Ga
lento is reported to have protested
against Donovan for some reason
unknown.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

game 1911 lOI sporting duBISTS
alone. 1t did pass resolution,
though, that asked for an increase
in the minimum length and estab-
lishment of an Atlantic Coast
Striped Bass Commission to regu-
late the fishery so as to provide
maximum yield. 1t also proposes a
plan of education among commercial
fishermen to end waste.
1t is unlikely that anything can
or will be done in Maryland as in
California, where the striper is
prey for sportsmen alone.
There are too many commercial
fishermen in Maryland for COM
mercial fishing to be outlawed and
perhaps such a step is not desir-
able. Waste and harmful netting
and the catching of small fish should
be ended, however, and some COM
mercial men are learning how to
catch fish without killing off the
species. In recent years there has
been a slight upswing at times in
the number and size of stripers but
they still have a long way to go be-
fore reaching their one-time peak.
Feathers Needed for Flies.
Another legislative matter COM
manding attention of anglers is the
proposal now in Congress to pro-
hibit the importation of feathers
for fishing flies and lures. Impor-
tation of feathers for other pur-
poses-women's hats, decorations
and so forth-already is prohibited
Fishing flies take only a small
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Provision for Public Golf Fast Growing Washington Years Behind Time
Golf Pro AL Jumison Will Seek Berth Here
Hogons Scores Presoee New Record in National Open

Worth in June. The Colonial
course, while 1000 yards long,
has a par Of 10, and isn't as
tough as most championship
tests. The present record of 281,
held by Ralph Guldahl, may be
lowered.
The tipoff is that Ben Hogan
played the course for two weeks
and didn't go as high as 10 in a
single round.
Name of the District Open will
be changed this year to the
Washington Open, and it may
be played at Beaver Dam, where
AL Houghton, present champ, is
the pro. Indian Spring is lining
up dates for team matches with
at least two Virginia clubs. It's
no secret that the club wasn't
completely satisfied with the way
the Maryland State matches
were run last year, meaning the
championship playoff.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

AL Jamison, former Indian
Spring pro, is due back in town
in a few days, and this capable
fellow will be seeking a links
berth for 1941. Jamison has been
at Miami Beach with Bob Bar
nett, Al Houghton and Claggett
Stevens during the winter.
Jamie" didn't say so, but Bob
Jones and Bob Barnett had a
friendly argument about the
merits of steel and wooden golf
clubs shafts while Jones was at
Indian Creek.
Barrett long has been believer
in wooden shafts and wondered
If the modern pros could score
as we'll and hit the ball as
straight with hickory as they do
with steel. Barnett also pro-
posed big pro tourney in
which the contestants would use
hickory shafts exclusively.
Look for a new National Open
championship record at Fort
Evening star., 1941-03-30
College Sports Offer Variety
AS They Go Into High Gear;
Only A. u. Idle This Week

matches during the week but IL
should make a clean sweep with
out undue difficulty. Dartmouth
and Harvard don't rate with the
potent Terps and while Loyola
turned back Springfield, ga, in it's
opening match, it still has a long
way to come before getting on
par with Maryland.
George Washington No. / tennis
player will be Davey johnson, OF
course, and the Colonials expect
to surround him with enough talent
TO make a respectable showing. Len
Sokol, an outfeld candidate on the
baseball team, also may share his
time with the netmen and would
be valuable addition.
HOyas WciI Fixed in Tennis.
Georgetown loses only two of its
1910 tennis regulars and should
show improvement. Don Martin
VIII hold down the No l spot with
Henry Watts, George BOYER. Lee
Ritger, Bill Riordan. Jerry Raskopf
and Mike Nunez battling for the re-
naming positions.
Maryland's trackmen. bolstercd
by the return of Gene Ochsenreiter,
who will run the quarter, and half,
goes to Chapel Hill Saturday for a
meet with North Carolina. The
Terps would like nothing better
than win over the Tar Heels to
open the season but appear too weak
IN the hurdles and pole vault to turn
the trick.
Bob Montgomery, Bob Condor,
Tom Fields, Lou Chocos. Tom
Devlin, Randall Cronin, Vernon
Miller and Joe Murphy are rounding
into form and Coach Coleman
Headley is pretty well fixed for
runners.
Fields, crack middle distance star
and conference indoor mile and
2-mile indoor champion, is regarded
as a sure point-winner in his spe-
cialties. With a little help from
the field department this aggrega- =
ton could win itself a few meets.
L. F. A.