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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-20

J. P.
Trustee.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Hoyas See Penn State
As Means TO High
Basket Rating

Fighting for a place in the basket
ball sun after being overshadowed
by more powerful opponents these
many years, Georgetown comes to
grips with a potent Penn State
quint tomorrow night at Riverside
Stadium.
Play starts at 9 o'clock. A pre-
liminary between Georgetown and
Catholic U. freshmen will open the
bill at 7:45.
This will be States first game
since it noSed out Navy at Annap-
oils, 1920, 10 days ago and the
visitors command a lot of respect.
Coach Elmer Ripley has thrown out
the Navy games as a basis of COM
pariSon. Georgetown appeared much
better, of course, in rolling up a
23-1 score on the MiddieS in the
first half, but he's convinced his
boys caught Navy on an offday.
Penn State has several stars of
top caliber. There is Jack Barr,
whose three long shots STAYED of
NavyS closing rush and who ranks
as one OF the best scorers in the
East. There is Herk Baltimore, a
one-hand artist who excels at fast
shots on the dead run, and finally
Bob Ramin-set-shot artist.
Tomorrow night the Pennsyl-
vanians move over to American Uni
versity for game with the Eagles
beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Bv BILL DISMER, Jr.

On two counts. it suddenly appears
the Redskins have as much chance
Of being invited back to train in
Spokane next August as Willkie has
of stopping the war.
BY carrier pigeon from what is
known as the Inland Empire came
word today that not only is the
financial security of Spokane's Ath-
letic Round Table, the Redskins
sponsors last year and the year be-
fore, in jeopardy because of proposed
anti-gambling legislation, but that
even if the A. R T. is able to carry
on as in the past-it prefers to dicker
with another pro football team for
l94l training.
The height of the Redskins
ienominy, if such there is over being
snubbed, is that the team the
Spokane sponsors seek is, you've
Guessed it. the Chicago Bears
According TO our informant cor
respondence between the Round
Table and the Bears already has
changed hands, indicating that the
Redskins would be second choices
even if they do go back. But the
underlying reason behind the trans
fer of allegiance from the Skins to
the Bears is said to lie in the Round
Tables belief that if it is to get
dollar for dollar return on it's in
vestment, It must provide change
for Spokane fans.
Even last August there were rumors
out in Spokane that another team
would be sought for Al on the basis
Of new faces creating new interest
At the time. Joe Abb, the George
town University alumnuS who is
president of the Round Table, said
that he did not believe a third Red
skin intrasquad game (the R. It's
only means of getting its money
back would be supported.
3 However, our Spokane authority
Is not at all sure that Albi's group
will be able to underwrite the eX-
penSeS of any team this year. If
the State of Washington Legislature
outlaws slot and pin-ball machines
from private clubs, the Round Table
will come close to financial ruin, for
It has been the returns from those
machines that kept it in the black.
Evening star., 1941-01-28

City Fla) High School gridders
have gone Clark Shaughnessy
and his 1T" formation one bet
ter. They used "V-8 forma-
ton very successfully last year.
This consists of an 8-man line,
with the backs arranged in a
"V" behind the forwards.
Of shoes and ships. etc-The
White Sox honor Ted Lyons on
the front of their 1941 roster.
Frank Shaughnessy. Interna-
tional League president, toured
the Associated Press plant yes
terday Told that his play-off
system had been adopted by the
Philadelphia Public School Bas-
ket Ball League, he said, Am I
thrilled!" Billy Conn, born on
the other side of the tracks, now
travels with the Pittsburgh
upper crust Capt. Francis Suth-
erland, doing duty at Camp
Stewart. near Savannah, will fly
back to keep intact an impressive
record he has for leading the
band at every opening day IN the
Evening star., 1941-01-28
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Evening star., 1941-01-28
2-MiIers to Give MiIers q Run
For Fan Favor, Says HordeN,
Thrilled at Boston Meet

in the box-office. but I'm sure spec
tators will enjoy watching the longer
race as much"
Hardell thinks Georgetown's time
of 1888 for its mile could have
been better if the boys were pushed.
AS it was. only Fordham, which was
clocked in 1926, beat the Hoyas
time.
This week Hap is getting his
boys ready for the Millrose games
in New York. The same varsity
team. composed of Pete McAtee,
Charley Williams. Ken Lyden an0
Morty Alnwick, will run against New
York University and Pittsburgh. A
freshman team to be chosen from
among Lou Collado. Paul James, Al
Rogers, Billy Mallow and Hugh
Short also will run.
Not only the Districts new Armory
and the Uline Arena are responsible
for the increase in track interest
in Washington but also the spec
tacular running of Jim Kehoe.
Kehoe is the only competition
around for Indiana's great Campbell
Kane and twice has bowed to him
in 1,000-yard runs. But the WASH
ington A. A. star is developing grad
ually and expects to hit his peak
next year. Let Kane look to his
honors then.
Cardinal Relay Fast.
The mile relay team Dorsey Grif-
fifth is working on at Catholic Uni
versity may be the fastest developed
at the Brookland school since the
1882 combination that beat Princeton
in the Penn A. c. games. That
team, composed of Pete Dranginis.
Vince Mcdonald, Jack Hickey and
Gayle McGuigan, won by Is yards,
hanging up a track record of 3:32
In outdoor competition it lost by
foot to Michigan States crack
team at the Penn relays. In this
race, incidentally, McGuigan outran
Beatty, the United States 4OO-yard
hurdler in the 1882 Olympics.
Mcdonald, it is interesting to note.
was supposed to enroll at George
town on baseball scholarship, but
the Hoyas were de-emphasizing
sports about that time and he trans
ferred to c. U. Because the Cards
had no diamond team he went out
for track and became a good runner
Griffith is trying to choose among
Joe Street, Jim Maloney, Charley
O'Keefe, Johnny Hutton, Leo Wall
and John Corbett for two open po-
sitions on the current team. Only
John Weschler and John Doyle are
sure of berths at this writing.
Catholic also expects to be well
represented in the sprints despite
the graduation of Roger Cooper
Only one outstanding candidate Is
available, but he's a good one-Jim
Zuppa, a graduate of Central High
A couple of good bets to win South
ern Conference titles for Maryland
are Tommy Fields in the 1a-mile
and Sterling Kehoe, freshman mid
dle-distance star.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Chisox 10 Be Feared ,
Despite Low Berth
Pilot Gives Them
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Jan 28-Sly Jimmy
Dykes doesn't like that early season
pressure, so he's telling his stove
league companions that the Ameri-
can League has four clubs better
than his White Sox.
The pennant fight should be be-
tween the Yanks and the Indians" "
says Jimmy, with the Tigers and
Red Sox the other two teams in first
division
But even while he is saying this
you suspect that Dykes has some
rather we'll defined plans to make
himself look bad as prophet.
After all. the Sox have missed the
first division only once in the past
five years and they look no worse
on paper now than in recent pre-
season calculations.
The louuacious Sox boss came out
of the winter maneuvering with Bill
Knickerbocker, former Yankee re-
serve, who has the second base Job
until somebody takes it away from
him.
Il think Knickerbocker will hit
between .285 and 300" Dykes ex-
plains. "If he can do that. he's my
man. although three others-Dario
Lodigiani. Don Holloway and Jimmy
Webb-will get shot at the spot
I'm going to try Lodigiani at third,
too. That might be the best spot
for him.
He plans to use Chunky Bill Diet
rich as a starting pitcher in place
of the departed Jack Knott.
Dietrich was in great shape the
latter part of last season. he added
He may be ready to round out our
pitching staff along with Ted Lyons
Johnny Rigney, Thornton Lee and
| Ed Smith,
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Indians, Red 5ox
In LOT Opening
Camps Early
Giants Begin Grind
February ID, Dodgers
Day Later in Cuba
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press SDOrtS Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The scent
of Wide-open races in baseballs
major leagues has aroused sever
clubs to the extent of advancing
their 1941 spring training programs
ahead of last years schedule.
Cleveland Boston and Chicago,
in the American League, and St.
burgh. in the National, have ar
ranged to get to work earlier this
season.
In addition, Jimmy Wilson. new
manager of the Chicago Cubs, vii!
call his entire squad together Al
Catalina Island February 26 instead
of last years setup, by which Gabby
Hartnett took one section February
% and another February %. Thus
most of the Cubs also will have an
earlier start.
The New York Giants will set the
spring training machinery in mo-
ton February IA at Miami. Fla: the
Brooklyn Dodgers will open the next
day at Havana. Cuba: the Cleve-
land Indians will swing into action
February II at Fort Myers, Fla. and
all except two clubs will be under
way before the end of next month.
Tigers Delay Until March 2.
The Detroit Tigers. American
League champions, will summon
their batterymen to Lakeland, Fla,
March 2 and the rest of the squad
March g. Last year the camp opened
February 25
The Philadelphia Phillies, peren-
NAL National League tailenders,
will start March l al Miami Beacn.
Nine clubs will train in Florida
this winter, one less than last year.
Cincinnatis world champions will
set up shop at Tampa again Febru-
airy "a, the St. Louis Cardinals will
convene at St. Petersburg the same
day, the New York Yankees. who
also train at ST. Pete, will start on
the 23d; the Boston Red Sox on the
gath at Sarasota and Washington at
Orlando, Fla. February 20. five days
later than last year.
Brooklyn trained at Clearwater,
Fla, last year and the Giants at
Baton Rouge. Ala
The Boston Bees. at Bradenton,
Fla. last year. will share the Texas
scene at San Antonio with the ST.
Louis Browns. The Bees will start
February 20 and the Browns
February q.
Four Camps in California.
Southern California again will
have four camps The Chicago
White SoX will be at Pasadena,
where the first squad will be due
February %: the next day Pitts
burgh will take over San Bernardo
no and the Philadelphia Athletics
will move into Anaheim. The Cubs
will be at Avalon on Catalina.
Several big league players also will
undergo some individual condition
ing at Hot Springs. Ark. before
joining their respective clubs. The
Chicago White Sox will have "fat
man" squad there under the watch
full eye of Coach Muddy Ruel.
The Philadelphia Athletics bat
terymen also will do some prelimi-
nary work and take the mineral
baths at Carlsbad before reporting
to Connie Mack Coach Earle
Brucker will be in charge of this
delegation.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Dempsey Too Nervous to Second Burmon Against Louis
Decide Grid and Domond Shortly chix Roster ts Lyons

semi-pro baseball tournament,
but since then he has received
copyright plans of similar
gadget from a New York lawyer,
and a guy in Tennessee wrote
that he had used a mechanical
duster way back in 1914. Dea
Desmond, sports editor of the
Sioux City uowa) Journal. broke
a leg (and was grounded from
the airwaves) just before he was
due to handle his papers Golden
Gloves tournament.
Headline headliner Over a
story about Gene Englund of
Wisconsin leading the Big Ten
basket ball scorers, Keith Brehm
of the Racine Journal Times
wrote this caption: "Theren al
ways be an Englund-Wiscons
hopes" So say we all.
New champ-By an almost
unanimous vote of the New York
baseball writer's. Bill Terry has
succeeded Yves Ferrell as the bad
humor man OF baSebau
Evening star., 1941-01-28
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Evening star., 1941-01-28
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Hap Hardell arrived from the
Boston K. of C. games with the
interesting observation that the mile
stars may have to share the spot
light with the 2-milers this winter.
Hardell. whose Georgetown relay
team outdistanced Boston College
and Manhattan by 40 yards. was
deeply impressed by Gregory Rice's
winning performance. The former
Notre Dame star hung up meet
record of 1904 for the 2-mile grind,
but it was not his time as much as
the manner in which Rice won that
impressed Hardell
Their pace was amazing" he
said, referring to the entire field of
Rice. Don Lash, Forest Efaw, Joe
McCluskey and Ralph Schwartz
kopf And until they got into the
last two laps, Rice was just one of
the boys. Then he started to move
and how he burned those boards.
His finishing kick was almost un-
believable He sprinted the entire
last lap and could have kept right
on going had it been necessary"
Enthuses Over Rice's Kick"
Hap" admits the milers-Walter
Mehl. John Munski and Leslie Nc
Mitchell, singing out the leaders,
will keep the fans in a continuous
uproar if they match last Saturdays
race week after week. But. he adds,
the customers will get terrific
bang out of the 2-milers.
81 saw Cunningham's famous
kick he says, land I think Rice's
finish is Just as thrilling-maybe
more so. Games committees prob
ably will play up the milers and you
can't blame them if it means money
Evening star., 1941-01-28
New Faces Desired by Fans,
Chibeors Sought by Spokane
To Replace Redskins

The anti-gambling bill already has
been considered by the Washing
ton lawmakers and until it is killed
or passed, the Round Table must
bide its time and action. The Bears
1910 rout of the Redskins in the
playof is not thought to have in
f1uenced the Spokanians' attitude
directly, although it undoubtedly
had an unadmitted bearing on the
current trend of thought" said our
correspondent.
Before leaving on his vacation,
Owner George Marshall declared
that the Redskins had received Of
fers to train in Asheville. N. c.. and
Duluth, Mimi. but insisted that no
definite plans had been made.
wed always like to go back to
Spokane and will, if they'll have
us" has been Marshall's constnat
declaration.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Hoppe Has II Tests
In Is Days in Cue
Title Defense
3-Cushion Champ, Just
Over Serious Illness,
Faces Huzurdous Job
b. the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Jan. %. William
Frederick Hoppe, chunky 53-year-
old cue wizard, who was abed with
influenza two weeks ago. makes a
belated but grand debut tonight as
defending champion in the world
championship three-cushion billiard
tourney.
His II rivals for the title have
been competing for two weeks while
the old master was recuperating
from the illness which felled him
in his 480-point challenge match
with Jake Schaefer of Cleveland.
The delayed start makes it nee
essary for Hoppe to play II matches
in l6 days, a hazardous undertak-
ing even for the man who went
undefeated in 20 straight games in
last years tournament.
Hoppe Plays Peterson.
Hopes opening rival on to-
nights program will be young Herb
Peterson of st. Louis, who has lost
II straight matches so far. But
except for few soft touches
this is the same field of experts
which Hoppe defeated last winter.
Six of the contenderS for the
Hoppe crown have been playing
brilliantly. three being undefeated
and the other three having lost
one match apiece.
Allen Hall of Chicago and Otto
Reiselt of Philadelphia ran their
respective undefeated streaks to
seven straight yesterday and Jay
Boeman, Vallejo. Calf. likewise
unbeaten. tries for his seventh vic
tory tonight against John Fitz-
patrick of Los Angeles.
Reiselt defeated Clarence Jack
son., Detroit. so to %, and Hall
trounced Tiff Denton, Kansas City
so to 90. In other matches Joe
Chamaco, Mexico City. defeated
Len Kenney. Chicago, 50-25; Art
Rubin, New York. defeated Joe Mo-
riarty. Chicago, 50-40, and Schaefer
swamped Peterson, 50-31.
Three Beaten Only Once.
Schaefer, Welker Cochran, Sar
Francisco. and Art Thurnblad, Ke-
nosha, Wis, are the three who have
dropped one game each. Thurnblad
seeks his sixth triumph today
against Irving Crane, Livonia. N Y
In the other two afternoon matches
Moriarty plays Earle Lookabaugh
Chicago, and Paul Levin, Chicago
faces Jackson.
Evening star., 1941-01-28

Yankee Stadium since it was
built. Correction: The Usage
Gowa) grapplers have won only
81 meets (not So, so give us an
other error. Hans Chrt. former
national champion cyclist, now is
bicycling maestro of the movies
in Hollywood.
Today's guest star-Franklin
P. Adams, New York Post: The
Republicans are watching the
Democrats for a tumble. They
hope to get possession of the 1945
inaugural ball"
People and things-King Lev
insky has been found selling
cigarette lighters in Chicago's
Loop. Pals are writing to say
that Charlie O'Rourke, the Bos-
ton College grid ace, hasn't de-
veloped very, very swelled head,
as some of the papers reported.
Seems there is nothing new un-
der the sun, at that. 1t has been
two years since Ray Dunont in
vented the pneumatic home
plate duster for the National
Evening star., 1941-01-28
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press SpOrtS Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 28.-Ace
Parker will decide in two weeks
whether it'll be football or base
ball. Bet on football. pals.
New York experts in Miami re-
port Whirlaway is being pointed
for the Kentucky Derby and may
give the go-by to the Flamingo
Stakes at Hialeah February 28
Jack Dempsey won't work in Red
Burman's corner against Joe
Louis Friday night because he
would be too nervous" CRed will
like that. since Dempsey only
owns him), but Jack picks Red
to win if the fight goes beyond
three bounds So much bitter
ness was attached to the Ford
ham, quarrel over the
site of q 194l football game
(which has been called Off that
Boston College may take over
Fordham's commitments in 1942-
.A3.
Model IT" obsolete-The Plant
Evening star., 1941-01-28
La Chambers Crime Was Coming From Brooklyn

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titles Indeed she turned professional almost before she learned
how skate She be the best looking OF all the headnerS
possibly the She Hene from technical stand
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Evening star., 1941-01-28
Dodgers Raise Fits
Pay and Will Pitch
Him Regularly
By the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 28.-Fred Fitz-
simmons. the portly pitching star
of the Brooklyn Dodgers. returned
his signed contract today to Pres
ident Larry MacPhail.
Although no figures were an
nounced the Dodgers not being pre-
pared to enter into any contests for
record salaries, Fitz was given an
increase over last year
1t also was announced that his
feat in winning 16 games against
two losses in 1910 had caused Man
ager Leo Durocher to decide to use
Fitzsimmons as a full-time pitcher
instead of sharing his time in a
coaching assignment as last year.
He will start against Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia and be used in relief
against other clubs,
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Majors Anticipating Wide Flag Fights Move Up Training
VIM Lose or Draw
Booming Business in Boom Town
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

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The the larger firms like the
FolIes Sonia Henes publicity
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big drum at Mr. Uines place.
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pattern all
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Evening star., 1941-01-28
Better, Faster
Milling |sDue
This Winter
Great Group in Trim
To Burn Up Boards
In Indoor Races
Bv BILL BONI,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28-Although
Glenn Cunningham has retired
to a job as athletic director, the
spiked shoe brigade feels this track
season may turn out to be the one
that will produce more miles run
better and faster than ever.
In Glenns place there are four
or five men of virtually equal caliber.
all of whom can run the mile fast
and one of whom is likely to win it
on any given date.
Great Array of MilerS.
In the Wanamaker mile which
opens the Madison Square Garden
season Saturday. for instance, there
will be these five starters:
Walter Mehl, who won in Boston
three nights ago in 4:097, the fastest
mile Boston ever has seen and the
first under 4:10 ever run so early
in the season.
John Munski. winner of the Sugar
Bowl race, winner in Boston two
weeks before. and second to Mehl
Les MaCMitchell, New York U.
sophomore who placed third in
ATOP, fastest time of his career and
fastest mile for age t20) ever run.
Chuck Fenske bounced around in
the rear-guard jockeving in Boston
and not quite in condition, but still
the man who put together string
of eight straight victories last winter.
Paul Moore, formerly of Stanford.
lone question mark ir the group and
a man who never has run indoors,
but with Ais to his credit out
doors.
FenSke Believed Best.
As astute Judge of form as Pete
Waters, veteran Manhattan College
coach. picks Fenske to win the
Wanamaker race. Pete feels the
former Wisconsin ace. though he
had none of tho fall country
running that put the others in
shape can catch up with them by
hard work on Columbias board
track this week end and that,
when he is in form, Fenske is just
a shade the best of the lot.
This shapes us as one of the
greatest winters we've had for even
competition all along the line" Wa
tiers said. Besides the milers,
you've got Roy Cochran. my own
Johnny Quigley and Jim Herbert in
the 500, Campbell Kane, Gene
Venzke, Jim Kehoe and John Bori-
can in the 1000, Greg Rice, Don
Lash and Forest Efaw in the 3
mile-it runs that way all through
the list"
Cunningham Might Run.
Cunningham announced retire
ment. incidentally, didn't quite
take among the men who know
him. especially since they read that
Glenn pulled a tendon a couple of
weeks ago.
They argue that if Cunningham
pulled tendon he must have been
training, and if he was training he
must be planning to run. and if
he's planning to run-well, then
ole Man Mile" may be back to
protect his Garden record of 4:074
which Fenske tied a year ago.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Hood Quits as Basket
Coach at Rockhurst
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED PreSS-
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 28.-Frank
Hood, Rockhurst College coach, has
resigned, effective at the end of the
basket ball season, because of "fu-
ture plans" which he did not dis
close.
Hood starred in football and bas-
ket ball at Iowa State College He
came to Rockhurst in 1886 as assist
ant to the late Pat Mason.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Cunningham Might Run.
Sports Mirror

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Ed Oliver
won annual Bing Crosby golf
open at Del Mar, Calf, with
nine-under par 135.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Baked Ham Deluxe

BAKE HAM as usual, leaving
skin on to preserve flavor. Half
an hour before done, take from
oven, remove skin, score fat
and sprinkle with brown sugar.
Basic with ginger ale or other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

carbonated beverage.
Pineapple juice or orange
Juice may also be added to the
basting sauce. The same method
applies to baking Canadian