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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30
OUR NEIGHBORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boges of BIB Crescent are
Kind of about feeding the BIRDS Stretch
ed between two trees outside their apartment thew
have tricky roofed-over affair wit an automatic
1eed1ng device Whereby fresi fodcer trices rtc an
OUTSIDE trough as fast it is consumed. This
feature has scared away everything except tie Eng
Ii sh sparroWs.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30
Neat Fie, F'ami ly Style

l quart Il cups) leftover beef u teaspoons salt
roast or steak, cubed teaspoon pepper
l cut cooked snail cnicns Il quarts e cups
cups cooked potato balls l recipe baking
l/3 cup Shortening powder bi scui is
2/3 cups Coop flour tbsp. chopped
pimientos
Combine cooked meat cubes, oni potato balls.
Cook mushrooms Slowly in shortening unit delicate1y
Drowned and tender; remove fro heat. Add flour,
salt anc pepper to musfrooms blend until flour
shows no Jumps. Ado meat broth Slowly, stirring
constantly. Return to heat stir and cook until
thckened. Combire meat, vegetables ard sauce; pour
into large, hot serving fish. Roll baking powder
biscuit dough about III inch thick, keeping
tangular shape. Spread chopped priento dough;
roll for jelly roll. Cut off IL inch slices.
Note: For variety l or tablespoons diced, cooked
bacon may be mixed vi tn the pimien
Arrange slices of dough, cut side up, top of
hot filling. Bake If moderately Rot over. BIS de-
grees for 30 minutes. Serve from baking di sh.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30
CREENBELT'S NEW BABIES

George Hodsdon, manager of GreenOelt Consumer
Services, is passing out the cigars in celebration
of the birth of daughter, Sandra Lee, born January
% In Washington hospital. The baby weighed six
pounds, IS ounces at birth.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

Support the Birthday Ball sponsored by your Citi-
zens' Association. 1t is the only in the County
sponsored.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

Little Patsy Dunbar, years old, made her radio
debut the Chi1dren's Frolic of WRC last Saturday
when she sang "The Lilac Song"
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

Toby Marie Eeitsman of 3D. .ardenWay celebrated
her fourth birthday Saturday. Twenty little guests
attended her party.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30
Lost And Found List

The following list CT articles will be held at
the Admins ira on office until Saturday February s.
If they not called for by that date, they
will be turned to the Vel fare Association.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Melton, le-E Crescent Road,
entertained January - at farewell party for Mr..
and Mrs. T. Mjcik who moved January 20, to Pei Air,
Maryland, where Mr.. Njcik will be stationed.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30
Community Health

S.F. Berenberg, Nd, director
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

BILL, Of Mr.. Joseph Rogers, Var Drug Store
Manager, is employed by the Rochdale Coop Stores
Washington.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

Open cooperator meeting Friday night
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-01-30

Three Greenbelters who celebrate birthdays the
latter part of January Mrs. Leslie Atkins, Mrs.
Tessim Zorach and Dr.. Joe Still.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Eyes, Fins, Teeth and Hide All for Sale

The were struck blow when emma was ofceo
Chinese which, DRIED
Chinese make out of the fins For
business but of sudden,
shor: heon discovered.
We 81 for all kinds in couple OF weeks Buy Hunt
said. a factory almost completed"
category
the grn Or do shark grn We ddnt
the newangled device will be in
chickens
The regiouy and China whenever
the United States,
hide of the sand du leopard nurse lemon
used for shoes belts ETC. The flesh
tried but 1t cannot be
American public
demand With its richness in vtamln
prescribed those with chronic colds and
extracted for ornamental purposes tooth
necklace at the oock AS 1or
back to Mr. Hunt:
"The hammerhead has different
than others and finally
and make sckpns
and all Of ornaments out of them
has been
chickens selernos colony isn't particularly interested
meat Mr. Hunt
pong they'll chicken and so reckon it works out all
right for S n
Evening star., 1941-02-17

ing six inhabitants. It's one Of
the very few places that doesn't
have to worry about being the
scene of one of Joe Louis title
defenSes."
Sports Cocktail.-Two loyal
Brooklyn rooters-a bartender
and a bookmaker-following the
Dodgers to Havana. Sounds like
old times, wot? The Baxter mile,
which Les MacMitchell won Sat-
urday night, was named after
Hugh Baxter, who, strangely
enough. was pole vaulter. King
Levinsky has packed his razor
blades and cigarette lighters and
beat it for Miami, where it's
warmer. Maybe Al Hostak isn't
all washed up, after all, for here's
foxy old Mike Jacobs bidding for
his services. Feelers have been
sent 81 colleges asking If they're
interested in an invitation basket
ball tournament In the Garden
in March. Anton ChriStof foridis,
the fighter, dropped by the Asso-
ciated Press plant the other night
and showed the boys q snappy
backhand on the ping pong
table Ia tbs recreation room.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
AIvis in PhiI|y Seeking
Talent 10 Support
Conn Contest Here

Searching for additional talent,
Ray Alvis tonight will view the Joe
Louis-Gus DoraZio world heavy
weight championship bout, focusing
particular attention on preliminary
scraps at Philadelphia.
Alvis, who plans to co-pBomote
the Billy Conn-Danny Hassett light
heavyweight tiff at Uline Arena on
March 6, also was to witness Hassett
in workout today and confer with
his manager, Pete Moran.
Alvis hopes to obtain suitable pre-
liminary talent for his first Uline
Arena venture through his invasion
of Philly, perhaps plucking a fighter
or two off the LouiS-Dorazio card.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
MocMitcheN Passes Up A. A. u.
Mile Title Chance to Anchor
N. Y. u. Medley Relay Team

after the race, then turned to the
boy:
Les, that was all my fault. I
should have told you to run right
through the tape. You can't let up
until the race is over in that kind of
company"
MacMitchell admitted he hadn't
known Walter Mehl was literally
right on his heels in those last few
yards. When he did. he made a
desperate lunge for the tape, the
first time he'd ever done that at
the finish, and leaned into it SO
much he felt it hit him around the
neck instead of on the chest. 1t
was that almost crablike. sideways
lunge that gave him his margin as
he got just enough off the straight
and-narrow to block off Mehl.
Rice in Spotlight Saturday.
MacMitchell won't run another in
dividual mile until the intercol-
legiate championships March /. The
outstanding runner in this weeks
nationals, therefore, is likely to be
Greg Rice, who lowered his own
indoor 2-mile world record in the
New York A. c. meet and now will
go after his 3-mile mark of 1882.
Rice's 1884 2-mile was the sec
ond-fastest ever run, with the out
door 1892 by Taisto Maxi of Fin
land in September, 1899, the only
one better. Maki's time. because of
the war, has not been submitted for
international approval, so that Rice
not only improved on his indoor
1862, but also bettered the listed
outdoor world record of 1856 held by
MikloS Szabo of Hungary.
Evening star., 1941-02-17

Peerless prognosticator-Right
after the Sugar Bowl game Col.
Jack Troy of the Atlanta Con-
stitution wrote that Layden was
through at Notre Dame and that
Leahy was in. Notre Dame gave
Layden a new contract and Bos-
ton College signed Leahy. Then
the pros grabbed Layden and
Notre Dame grabbed Leahy. Now,
Cunnel, If you'll just tell us who's
going to win the Kentucky Derby
we'll go home.
Weeks waSh-Amateu Dick
Chapman now is listed as one of
the vice presidents of Golfing Mag
azine. Maurice Wade, who prob
ably will succeed Paul Christman
at Missouri next fall, can pass
with either hand and kick with
either tootsie. Conn McCreary,
whose sensational riding has
Hialeah addicts agog, was the
New York World-Telegram's
"star-of-the-week. Hardest work.
er at the Athletics training
camp Is old Indian Bob johnson,
who's out to prove last years
hoperoo was Just q flukeroo. Bet
oid Pets (Stlvee FoD Reilly was
Evening star., 1941-02-17
SoIted Skins and Two Silent Men

while the still high cold
February cammy dis
the codness and the cammnes
hplengh rubber three fannened
greatcoat olSkin.
fishing the Indian old, stripped
the darkness moved
smell
Florida
reminder OF nTaiS left too long in the
of the fins the racks
than others because the shark boats
hooked shovel
the Gulf Stream miles and slowly die and
almost when they brought the surface falling apart
smells
particular about bait the sharks and old beef
will
Neither men-Guy Florida, and
Crack-did talking stepped
felt famiay about the 32
Evening star., 1941-02-17
The Boot Wos Held by Wire and Cord

antique, stripped down until rembed
waersoaked peced
stepped at times and boot squooshd
pieces spark The motor
that still
smoke and then the motor
would grab wrench and whak at something
probably pump.
both total and midarkness and always this
fellow Qugy pfed live pipe within inches OF the eaky engine
something wasn't until hours later when
decided these fellows ata
something
happen difference whether administered by
o a leopard fire
had stood
roll half Of the charging the bow
vomit
the water Of he
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Fee|ers Out for March Basket Tourney at Garden
choors Slick Ping Sheriff Court Referee

fit to be tied when that Joe Some
body knocked off Petey Scalzo
the other night. Pete doesn't
send his guys in to get their ears
pinned back. P. S.: Is Jack
Sisco of North Texas State head
ed for Morley Jennings old job at
Baylor?
He toots and shootS-Ross Nc
Donald who referees college bas-
ket ball in Arkansas, is high
sheriff at Saline County and totes
his rod onto the court right along
with his whistle. Nobody gets
ornery.
O-Lee-O-Lay-ee.
We wish much luck and lots
of fame
For Frank Leahy at Notre
Dame.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla,
Feb. 1.-THE outboard racing clr-
cult riders headed toward West
Palm Beach today after a two-day
regatta here in which Paul YEARLY
of Muncie, Ind, Ind, won major
share of honors.
The George WaShington's Birth
day Regatta in Lake Worth is one
of the major winter motorboat rae
ing events, and drivers were hope
full of setting a new record or two
there.
In the final days program here,
YEARLY won the Glass B race and
placed second in the final heat of
the Glass G event to capture
the Dave Sholtz Trophy. He won
the first two heats of the Glass C
race Saturday besides capturing the
Thomas Upton Trophy in the Glass
A competition.
Ken Mckenzie of New Haven,
Conn, captured Glass F honors, al
Evening star., 1941-02-17
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE
national indoor track and field
championships Saturday night
will have to struggle along with
out Freddy Wolcott, Rice's cham
pion hurdler. Freddy broke three
records in eight days on his last
trip East and upped his expense
demands accordingly. Gloria
Callen, good-looking national
backstroke swim champ, who is
a dead ringer for Ingrid Berg
man, the screen star, was nearly
mobbed by autograph hunters at
the photographers ball the other
night. Golfers has sent Kyle
Crichton, one Of its writing aces,
to Alabama to do a piece that
will take the edge of its recent
football expose" by Bill HUE
which nearly blew the lid off
everything. One Of Tulsa us
grid scouts next fall will be Mrs.
Henry Frnka, wife Of the new
head coach.
Today's Guest Star.-Nixson
Denton, Cincinnati Times-Star:
An Ohio town u Nssed - hAy.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Defeat of Dartmouth
Makes Open Race
In Eastern Loop
Cornell or Columbia
Muy Be on Top After
Comes This Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Dartmouth
and Gus Broberg may repeat last
years record-smashing victories in
the Eastern intercollegiate Basket
Ball League this season, but ap-
parently they'll have a lot tougher
time than thev had in 1910.
Last year the Indians won the
team title for the third successive
season. becoming the second team
in league history to perform that
feat. And Broberg took individual
scoring honors for the second year,
piling up 180 points to eclipse the
record he had made the year before
In 1910, Dartmouth lost its third
game of the season then went on
to win all the rest.
This season the Indians won five
in row before they met defeat in a
league game. That was last Satur-
day, when Cornell staged a second
half rally behind sharpshooting Bill
Stewart to win 1927. Dartmouth
retained first place, as Cornell had
dropped a 1923 decision to Harvard
Friday night, but the defeat turned
what appeared like Dartmouth
walkover into a three-Way struggle.
The Indians have won five games
and lost one. Columbia, four and one,
and Cornell, six and two. Any one
of them can be in front when this
weeks program is completed. Co
lumbia plays Dartmouth Saturday
in the big game, but before that one,
the Indians visit Yale Wednesday
and Cornell meets Harvard in a
return match at Ithaca Friday.
Should Dartmouth lost to Yale
and beat Columbia and should
Cornell beat Harvard, that would
give the Big Red first place. Any
other combination of midWeek re-
suits would leave it to Columbia and
Dartmouth to fight for the lead
Saturday.
The individual scoring struggle
again has become a two-man affair
between Broberg and Jim Bennett
of Cornell. At present the Dart
mouth captain has better average,
14.5 points a game, but trails Ben
nett, SO points to 81.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
GIamack Running Far
Ahead of His Basket
Scoring Pace 40
Has 248 Points for Tor
Heels Il Wins in Row
To Lead League Race
By the Associated Press.

by Ine HSSOCldLeu PIeSS.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IT.
George Glamack, North Carolina 8
Sharpshooting center, has tailed 243
points in II Southern Conference
games to soar well ahead Of his
league-leading 221 in 13 contests in
1910.
Marion Craig Of Clemson holds
runnerup hOnors with 169 in 13
games and Buchanan of Clemson
with 140 and Pinck Of Washington
and Lee with 134 are the next rank
ing point-getters.
The biggest recent total accumu-
lated by a conference player in
family tests was 287 scored in 18
games by Jim Waller. left-handed
Wake Forest ace, in 1899. Waller
also was the 1888 leader, with 2O1
points in IA games, and Connie
MacBerry of North Carolina State
set the pace in 1897 with 270 points
in 21 games.
In the team race, North Carolina
remained out in front with IL
straight loop victories and South
Carolina boasts a perfect loop rec
ord with seven triumphs.
Washington and Lee. William and
Mary and Virginia Military InSti-
tute also have cinched berths in
the Southern Conference tourna-
ment, which opens at Raleigh on
February .27. Richmond needs to win
one of three games scheduled for
this week to be assured Of an inT-
tation. Duke has won 6 in 10 and
has two more to play.
The heaviest pressure will rest on
Wake Forests Deacons. who have
broken even in eight games and
must play five this week. North
Carolina State. Clemson and David
son each have mathematical
chances of climbing into the top
flight by winning their remaining
games.
The Conference Basket Ball Com
mittee, headed by Eddie Cameron.
Duke Coach, will meet next Sunday
to pick the eight clubs who will
compete in the tournament. The
committee always selects the teams
with the best records against loop
rivals.
Three contests are set for to-
night, Wake Forest playing at
South Carolina. w. and L. at North
Carolina and Duke at North Caro-
lima State. Wake Forest will meet
Clemson on Tuesday and Richmond
travels to Virginia Tech in games
which will leave the loop tourney
picture about cleared up.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Hommerheuds Are Gutted En- Route to Dock

chain rotine Each boat
morning caught Messrs Hunt and Ggy
made IS apiece for the work. which lasted seven
dangerous,
brought the surface dead and
decked from the bottom and the door
the foul the crude ugly boat
sinking three of the sharks
whipping those big powerful tails and swapping
their huge human hands and legs These had to
dubbed the of Joe D Maggos
Even then partially of the wolves
The the west and breathed
attened the holding this sy craft
Qgley took the wheel
and Hunt slit the hammeheads
he forth the
v and dumped them garbage off the fins and
the
Quigley than half the
Venhour aunt He meant the eyes OF the
hammhead tanned route ham
overheard That why only
50 cents is paid hammerhead liver
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Victory Over Purdue
Should Cinch Title
Tie for Badgers
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Wis
consin Badgers. riding along on a
7-game winning streak, should be
a cinch for at least a tie tonight
in the Big Ten basket ball race if
they can whip Purdue tonight at
Lafayette.
The Badger-Boilermaker clash Is
one of five games tonight, but only
three of them have any bearing on
the title race, which now looms
strictly as 2-team battle down
the stretch.
Indiana, which is playing winning
ball and waiting for the Badgers
to crack, invades Columbus to meet
Ohio State, and Minnesota, still
fighting for a piece of the top spot,
meets Northwestern.
After the Badgers battle tonight,
they have only three games to play
Indiana, Chicago and Minnesots
and rate as decisive favorite over
the MaroonS and Gophers.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Win, Lose or Draw
If It's Grimness You Wunt-Shurk Fishing
By FRANCIS {. STAN,
star STAFF Correspondent.

17-Now If it is sheer grmness that want
sports fishing This battle between and the
Gulf beats for pair OF
locked in match play in golf tournament
from the salfshng center of Stuart
Charley Mooney science discovered
vtamins In five his boats
have caught than 10000 sharks.
catching 900 sharks for the
Of it. That is and his boatmen Technically 1t
proposition but for practical purposes won't
big fish shark fighting
will sporting element this
usually the combaantS shortStop make
A fault football
reasonably to remain whole
boat the other and found it
back look forward again 1t isn't
There displayed by the veterans
seeking sails marlin These
live
big brings ST. This so
apiece small shark kind
hal S
Evening star., 1941-02-17
BY BILL BONI,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Because he
has a cool head on his shoulders
and a wise old coach at his side,
young Les MacMitchell won't try
for the National A. A. U. indoor
mile title at Madison Square Gar
den Saturday night.
You might expect Les and Coach
Emil Won Filing of New York U. to
be eager to go after the champion
ship, especially before a hometown
crowd. The boy has beaten the best
in the business three straight. two
nights ago in time that equaled the
competitive indoor record of 4 min
utes IA seconds.
Coach Looking to Future.
"Sure, We know now that Les can
beat the field" says Won. That's
one reason he won't run the mile
this week. Remember. he's only 20.
He has years of running ahead of
him. Id hate to see the boy burn
himself out"
So MacMitchell, taking everything
Won advises as gospel, will sacrifice
personal ambitions to anchor N. Y.
us distance medley team. Not
only will it be a bit easier on the
boy, but victory here will mean four
gold medals for N Y. U. instead of
the single one he'd win in the mile.
Won Filing, incidentally, takes the
blame for the narrow squeak Mac
Mitchell had in the New York A. C..
mile.
Les has been accustomed to 'eas-
ing over the finish line" Van said
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Sacred Heart Courtmen
Still Top PurochiuIs

Sacred Hearts basketers today re-
main atop the Gonzaga High Pa
rochial League standings after scor-
ing a thrilling 1915 victory over
Holy Comforter at the Gonzaga
gymnasium yesterday.
In other league tilts Holy Name
routed st. Thomas, 37-11; St.
Joseph's nipped st. Martins 1920;
st. Michael topped st. James, 1915;
st. Matthew tripped st. Aloysius,
1912, and Blessed Sacrament
romped over st. Stephen, 81 to 8.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Petworth, D. and H. Meet

Petworth A. c. baSketers will face
Delaware & Hudson tomorrow night
at Heurich Gymnasium in a prac-
tice game. All Petworth players are
requested to report to HeurichS at
7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Chief Honors in New Smyrna
Beach Regatta Go to WeorIy

though Fred Jacoby, jr., of North
Bergen, N. j., won the final heat
with speed of 47.67 miles per hour,
the best time of the day.
Jacoby won the free-for- all and
Mckenzie was second.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Dorazio Minority of One His Confidence of Lifting Louis Crown ong
Tale of the Tape
On Louis-Doruzio
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. F.-Tha
tale of the tape on the Joe Louis Gus
DoraziO heavyweight title batEle
here tonight /:
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Hockey Standings
EASTERN LEAGUE

Boston, 8: Baltimore, > (overtime).
New York, B. River Vale. 0.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
0 We
FORD'S DIVADLE PRfSTf
d REzIE ZNAMY
SINCLAIR LEWIS.

Cd dtery, dine IA. rfjna do
soboty, dine 10. Tfjna Dude pred
vadena V nasem meste kazdy
vecer nova dynamicka hra
Good Neighbour, kterou ma
psal nadejny baltimorsky div.
spisovatel Jack Levin. Provo
zovatelem hry jest Sam Byrd z
Broadway, New York. Rezise-
rem hry jest znama americka
osobnost a MATTEL Nobelovi
ceny, Sinclair Lewis. Scenicka
vyprava Frederick Fox. Hra
je vyborne obsazena: Anna
Appel, Gustav Shackt, Nina
Mae Mckinney, Marcella Pow
ers a Sam Byrd. DalSf 1cinku-
j1c1: Howard Fischer, Albert
Wees, Grace Mills, Donald Ar
bury, Arthur Anderson, Lewis
Charles, Leslie Barrett, Gerald
Cornell, George Smith a John
A. Stearns.
Shlednouti tuto hru Dude po-
zitek prvn1ho Tadu. Matine bu-
de We ctvrtek ma mfsto We sire
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
Spolkovy V6stnfk Zabav
PREDBEzNA ORNAMENT

= 26. rfjna, nedele: Oslavs
|28. R1jna a Divadlo v Sokolov,
ne, ron Gay a Preston ulic po-
rada Sdruzenf Csl. Spolkd, Ces.
Mar. Sdruzen1 a Dram. Odbor
|Sok. Jednoty "Blesk". Zacatek
We 3:15 odpoledne.
4. listopadu, 1tery: "Ka-
retnf a Bingo Zabava" poTada
Odbocka Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni
Baltimore v Sokolovne, Gay a
Preston ul.
= 9. listopadu, nedele: Di-
waldo v Sokolovne, Gay a Pres
ton ulic sehraje Dram. Odbor
Tel. Jednoty Sokol Belcamp.
.Zacatek We 3:15 odpoledne.
- Is. listopadu, sobota:
Barn Dance" v Sokolovne,
Gay a Preston ul. poTada Sbor
Maryland els. 156 J. G. D. Ia
catek $3.50 vecer.
Ma Den D1kGvzdani
Thanksgiving Day. Divadlo
" Sokolovne, Gay a Preston I'll.
sehraje Dram. Odbor Sokolske
Jednoty "Blesk''. Zacatek We
3:15 odpoledne.
- IA. prosince, nedele odp.
Odbocka Ces. Mar. Sdruzenl
Baltimore usporada "VepTove
Hody" v Sokolovne.
- 1. ledna, Novy Rok 1912:
Divadlo v Sokolovne, Gay a
Preston ul. sehraje Dram. Cd
Dor Sok. Jedn. "Blesk''. Zaca-
tex We 3:15 odpoledne.
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SpOrtOvn1 Hlidka
ERNIE DUSEK ZAPASITI
: BUDE " COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine IA. Tfjna v
kTlzkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Coliseum V hlavn1m "a
pase ktery urcen ma dobu jed
ne porazky krajan Ernie Du-
SEX, 228 ID. z Omahy utka Sc S
Pat Fraley, $50 ID. z Kalifor-
ME. Die ornament Mr. Ed Con-
tose, poTadatele t6chto zapasG,
zapas tento bud1 veliky zajem
mezi obecenstvem milujici ten
to sport.
V nasledujfcich 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkujfc1 ma
sleduj1cf zapasnfci:
Fred Legs" Grobmier, 218
lb. z Des Moines, Ia. VS.. Manic
Singh, 210 ID. z Calcutta, India
Milo Steinborn, $50 ID. z
Memphis, Tenn. VS.. Lou Plum
mer, 228 ID. z Baltimore.
Paul Bosch, 23O Id. z New
Yorku VS.. Emil DuSek, 226 ID.
z Omahy.
Maurice LaChappelle, 1877
ID. q Francie VS.. Jim Austeri,
205 ID. z Italie.
zeny v prIvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze v "ringside"
sedadlech.