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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
Czech Benefit
On Saturday

A benefit bunco party to raise
funds for Czechoslovakians now
residing in England is being spon-
sored for Saturday night, March %,
at 7:30 in the Jasper school by the
Czech-American National alliance.
Prizes will be given for highest
scores and refreshments will be
served. the affair being open to
the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
Edited bu ANNE HARDY DAVIS -
Famous Orchestra to PLAY
For EIk's Charity Ball

Interest throughout the valley
centers this week in the Elks an
nual charity ball to be held Sat-
urday night in the FL Centro Vet
erans hall when Larry Kent and
his orchestra will provide the best of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
Jack BennyHost to Cast
Of Cali patria Play

production staffs are: Ruby Nell
Love, Louise Allen. Elaine Bussee.
Dorothy Sever, Stanley German,
Jimmy Brewer, Kenneth McKendry.
with Miss Anne Louise Wall as dir
ector.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20

dance music for the dance patrons.
This ball is always anticipated
with a great deal of pleasure by
the whole valley for the Elks make
a point of engaging for the party
the finest band procurable, giving
dance enthusiasts a chance to hear
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
Old Time Dance
Friday Niqht

Imperial Veterans hall will be
headquarters Friday night for an
other of the favorite old time
dances sponsored by Rural Re-
creation Council and open to all
interested. Dancing will begin at
$50 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
Rummage Sale

st. Paul's guild is sponsoring
rummage sale for Saturday in the
vacant store in the Professional
building, on Main street, near Fifth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
DEMANDS:

NIUcH has been written about feminine
hygiene. But TOO often women over:
NA look hygiene in the REAL sense of
the word - underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arid, the new cream deodorant.
l. Arid does not 70, dresses, does not
irritate skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can be used right
after shaving.
3. Instantly checks perspiration TO days.
Removes odor from Perspiraticn, keeps
armpits dry.
4. Arid is a pure, white, greaseless, STAIN
less vanishing cream.
5. Awarded Approval Seal of American lnsti-
tute of Laundering as harmless TO fabric
Women use more Arid than any other
deodoranr Try 1oe. 500 or SOC jar TO-
day ar any store which sells toilet goods.
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He is line-bred to Asia Voss
through six crosses TO her son,
Troll v. d. Blankenburg, and six
crosses Of her other famous son,
Lux v. d. Blankenburg. With
an out-cross on his sire's side
to Helios v. Siegstor, and out
crossed on his dams side to the
Holland blood through Prinz
Favorite v. d. Koningstad.
No wonder Duke Troll of Span
away has the look of a cham
pion. He is one, every ounce Of
his handsome body.
And now D.. about some more
of Mrs. Jonez' Doberman Pinsch-
ers. They, too, Won at the Seat
tie show last week.
Best opposite sex and winners
bitches, Mara v. Oxbo.
First novice dog, Alexander Of
Spanaway.
First novice bitch and reserve
winners, Annabella of Spana-
way.
First puppy dog, Anthony of
Spanaway.
First puppy bitch, Asia of
spanaway.>
II seems Mrs. Jonez has some
thing in the way of Doberman
royalty in possession.
And Dobermans 100 per cent
Tacoma. Like the king Of them
all -. Duke Troll of Spanaway.
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points IL he beats 10 or more
dogs, or one point for two. like
that until he gains Is points.
The Duke has won ~ points
In America and Canada, 10
points being necessary for =
Canadian championship.
And In doing that he faced
and beat back q total of az
animals. Every one a show dog
Of the high grade, worthy COM
petitors. At one show he defeat
ed 10 rivals.
That, sir, is the class of this
handsome, statue-like and aris-
tocratic Duke Troll OF Spana-
way. 100 per cent Tacoma canine.
And. listen Duke Troll
did this in seven months in seven
different shows with seven diff
erent judges giving him the crit
ical and capable eye.
What more, good man. what
more?
Duke Is black and rust, hav-
ing a beautiful baekline with
great depth Of brisket and
marked tuck-up. standing Il
inches at his withers.
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siling arm. q weapon which
had carried him gloriously
through five 46 to 81 game
seasons with the St Louis
Cards.
But he never had a really
good season with the Cubs
after Owner Phil WriEley
bought him In April. 1888. for
sies.o0o and three players.
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international Champion Duke
Troll OF Spanawsy cham
pion every inch -. from nose
tip to stub tail.
A Tacoma dog Of the Dober-
man Pinscher breed, owned,
bred, raised and trained by Mrs.
Hinton d. Jonez, wife of the
widely known local physician.
His latest achievement was
winning best Of breed in last
weeks Seattle all breed dog
show.
Competed against a field Of
fields and won as be has in
the past revealing the abil-
ity that sent him to champion
ship thrones Of America and
Canada.
To win an American cham
pionship an animal must win at
an accredited show, gaining five
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Beavers Beat
Oakland, Al

GA n "A d Portland beat
Oakland 4 to 1 behind the tight
five-hit pitching of Whitley Hilcher,
who also struck out 10 men. The
score was tied 1-all until the
seventh when Ralph Buxton blew
up and the Beavers reached him
for five hits and three runs.
Doubles by Escobar and Hawkins
and a triple by Reich turned the
trick. George Darrow finished.
The San Francisco Sacramento
game was rained out.
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Padres Clutch
Second Place

SAN DIEGO-The San Diego
Padres took undisputed possession
Of second place in the Pacific
Coast league after humping the
Los Angeles Angels yesterday
2 to 0 while Hollywood was cuff
ing the Seattle Rainiers, 9 to 2.
Wally Hebert BANKED the
Angels with seven hits and con-
tributed to his own win in the
seventh when he singled and came
home on Hal Patchett's triple.
The second Padre score came in
the eighth on Bill Salkeld's double
and Johnny Jensen's single. Ray
Prim. on the mound for the Angels,
gave up 10 hits.
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Dir Dean Calls Il Quits

CHICAGo-Dizzy Dean. for
merry one Of baseballs might
lest pitchers. asked the Chi
cago Cubs today TO put him
On thu voluntarily retired list.
The big right-hsnder from
Texas penned his farewell to
active playing in his hotel
room after talking on the tele-
phone with the Cubs general
manager. Jim Gallagher.
This was the apparent end
Of three years Of efforts 10
restore the old-tirns zing TO HIS
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Stars Thump
Rainiers, 81

HOLLY GOD The Stars
launched a 13-hit attack on the
Rainiers, getting a four-run bulge
off Hal Turpin in the first inning
on successive singles by Frenchy
Uhalt, Ham Schultz, Bob Kahle
and Babe Herman, and a double
by Johnny Dickshot Babe Herman
tripled in the third and came home
on Cliff Diapers fly. The final
three runs in the seventh were
excess baggage. Johnny Bittner
let the Rainiers down with six
hits.
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HI-WAY LADIES' LEAGUE.
HI-WAY ALLEYS

Browns and Iohnnys teams each
took The long END o. 3 q ! count
from Initials and TaVerns-
some moe Eartex were rolled Hattie
BurrinSton i67- Dors Wescosr. 80.
Myrtle Folk. lei, and Bertha Morten-
sen 80.
Dora Wsstcnzt hsd another 5000
game o. SIS and copped the series
honoFs With 4sa.
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Score BY Innings
Portland . ono ooo aoo A
Oakland Ooi moo O0o !
summary; Losing pitcher. Buxton
innings pitched. Buxton 7. AZ BAT
OH Buxton 20. hits off Buxton Q:
runs scored off Buxton 4 runs re-
sponsiole for. Buxton 4. Hilcher /.
struck out. Buxton !. Hilcher 10
Darrow i; bases on balls off Buxton
:, barrow 3 hit by pitcher. Norbert
BY Buxton: wild pitches buxton
Darrow; three base hit. Reich. two
base hits. Christoff Escobar. Hsw-
klns: runs hstted IN. Owen. Gudar
Hawkins. Reich. Thompson. sacri-
noes, Brown. Norbert. ". Raimondi.
stolen hase RiEney. double play
Wright 70 Reich.
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Summary-Winning pitcher, Heb
ert. losing pitcher. Prim. innings
pitched. Hebert Q, Prim g. ~ bat. off
Hebert AZ Prim 81: runs scored. off
Hebert o. Prim 2. hits. off Hebert Z,
Prim 10. runs responsible for. Hebert
O. Prim 2. bases on balls. off Hebert
O. Prim 2. struck out. Hebert 3, Prim
5: left on bases. Los Angeles s. San
Desc 9. two-haSe hits. Mayo. Salkeld:
three-base hit. Patchett. sacrifice
hits. Jensen. Lowrey: players walk
ing. Sperry. before: runs batted in.
Patchett. Jensen: double plays Carl
baldi tunassistedl. Mayo to Merullo
70 Weintraub. Gsrihaldl TO Sperry to
Detore; time. Al. umpires. Farming
and Doran
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HOLLYWOOD

Summary. losing pitcher. Iurpln,
innings pitched by Turpin !. Wind
sor S: at bat off Turpin 7. Windsor
is: runs off Turpin 4. Windsor l.:
hits off Turpin s. Windsor q runs
responsible for. Turpin 4. Bittner /.
windsor /. Brown 8. bases on balls
off Bittner 3. Windsor 2. Brown l.:
struck out by Bittner 2 Windsor 8;
left on bases, Seattle 6. Hollywood 7.
two-baSe hits DickShot ScraSella
Schultz. Herman. three base hit Her
man. sacrifice. Rosenberg. runs bat
ted in. Herman S. DickShot 2, Dspper.
Scsrsells. double plays. Hoover %
Schultz % Herman. Hiemiec - Scar
sells. Schultz 20 Hoover % Herman
tine. 1 SIS umpires, Engeln and
wioner
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LotInk pIICnfr, FafkeT- INNINGS
pitched, Parker 0 plus. st bat. eff
Parker s. hits. of Parker s. runs
scored, of Parker 7; runs responsible
for Parker S. Wyatt g. Holmes 2:
struck out. By Wyatt 4aoy Holmes 8:
bases on balls. of Parker l. Wyatt S.
Holmes 4, bslk. Wyatt.f wild pitches.
Holmes, Wyatt s. passed ball. Fer-
rel: left on bases. Wenatchee 10.
Tacoma 9; three base hits. ktley
Mallory. tWo-base hits Mallory. Ab-
bot. Gray. Hanson. Perry 2. runs
bstted IN. Rickerr 2 Abbott ?. Gray
l. Hanson. Botelho. Holmes. Mallory
2 Kiiey. Perry 2. Knobles 2, Beyrer.
Bushong. double plays. Perry IN
assisted. Mallory % Gray. time. SO,
umplres. Moran and Valerie
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Beat Chiefs
BY l6-4 Toll
Hit Agate for Extra
Bases: Del Hurls
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma is. wenstchee Z.
Salem s. Vancouver 2.
Spokane at Yakima. off, rain.
The Tigers donned their hitting
toys last night in the opening
game of the series against Wena-
tchee Chiefs and hauled themselves
out Of the Western international
league basement by virtue Of
16-4 victory at Athletic park.
Seventeen solid hits. nine of
which were good for extra has
socks, rolled off the Tiger bats in
the biggest outburst by the Ia
coma diamond artists this season.
There were no home runs.
Del Holmes, near bridegroom.
was credited with the triumph,
coasting to victory despite 10 hits
ladled out to the Chiefs.
The Chiefs started with Ro-
land Parker, who was far
from any bother to the Tigers,
who scored five runs In the
first inning before Parker was
pulled" Ken Wyatt went 10
the rescue with nobody out
and finished the game.
Seven tslies all told were reg
istered in the initial frame. Gene
kiley walked. Mel Mallory dou-
bled. Mary Rickert singled to
score Kiley. Morry Abbott doubled
to score Mallory and Rickert. Ray
Perry was safe on an error.
KILEY TRIPLES
Bill Gray singled to score Alb
bolt and Jack Hanson's double tai
lied Perry. Gray came home on
Eddie Botelho's infield out and
Hanson scored on Del Holmes
grounder to short Kiley, up for
the second time, tripled to right
field but died when Mallory
whitfield.
Perry's single and Gray's double
scored another in the second.
Three errors and Mallory's infield
single tailed another in the fifth.
A double by Perry on the
first ball pitched In the sixth
led 10 another score with the
help of a Wild pitch and Gray's
skyball 10 center.
Five hits. including doubles by
Abbott and Perry, brought home
three nuns in the seventh, while
another trio trickled across in the
eighth on a walk, fielder's choice.
Holmes single and Mallory's
triple.
CLOSE COLLABORATION
Wenatchee's four runs were
mostly from close collaboration by
shortstop Charlie Bushong and
outfielder Bob Knobles, each of
whom got three hits. Bushong
scored twice and drove in one
run. Knobles drove in two runs.
the fourth tally being sent home
by Pete Beyrer.
Ray Perry's infield play the
first four innings was the best
hot-corner work Tacoma has
seen In five years of WI bali.
Going high for a liner In the
first frame. Perry completed
double play unassisted.
In the fourth Perry went way
over behind the pitcher to make
sensational throw-out at first
The Tiges and Chiefs play agar
tonight at Sis o'clock with Pau
Smith slated for duty for tn.
+ Bengals. Al Libke. jr.. Tacom;
youngster, may get the call for tn.
Chiefs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYY'Ys RESULTS
Chicago 3, Boston 2.
Philadelphia Z, ST. Louis 3.
Washington 5, Detroit 4.
Cleveland 2. New York l (ten
innings).
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|. NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh S, Philadelphia 3.
Brooklyn I, Cincinnati 5.
Chicago 4, Boston 3.
st. Louis 3, New York 2.
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.Oifh ELLIOTT METCALF

WELL, sir Of the town ban fans down in the
difficult to remain On the victory road.
In fact many have remained away from Athletic Park
because the Tigers have been kicked In the rear stripes 50
But pshaw fans don't drop your old spirit that fast
ana when our ns get rolling
and there hn be sashins plenty Of the opposition
ey certainly wenatche last night sfed
II the club had had good pitching you NOR.
That has been the truly outstanding Tigers
clicked Yskima. thu Tigers func-
When cadinhs settled down after shaky
b his sds and put that gam. in the Ice box
The Spokane Indians look the To
they have bunch Of good and dangerous Class performers
y Tiger. Hike shs DedEers lord 1t
Thsy hooked ss bad In spot, The Tigers
OF course. want a winning home team
An fans like that IT'S human nature
why he
their long opening they
Rainiers running Pepper his
bunch Gas Housers from Sacramento along.
Seattle lot they pulverized the Rainiers.
Tigers Athletic Park field And don't
think they didn't really them.
Look tor Yourself. Sir.
And the Sickmen have been sick most Of the time since
hut don't worry. the Rainiers viii hit their stride.
But the the attendance dropped off when tire club
lost consistently, we'll don't talk about IL to the capable
Bin MuIlgan, Rainier secretary.
Of his Secretaries
rialH those baseball than
nav
Angeles way population l5oo
900 there around 200 fans a
That's right . 200 no more no less nguatvey speaking
The Angela you realize. have lost their wings
When the Francisco the cellar this
the the bali park
However when the Seals picked and began win THE club
Witnessed largest night San Fran history.
Even though the Seals playing the owy Beavers of Portland
That clean through baseball from the the
sssioul
h mp
Why. I've had number Of fans say:
Aem."
: 50 looked II to II others
hks Net an Of them nj of
Uefter teams Repeatedly.
And looked whr. The cncy Reds champs
nvorites to repeat hardly in the National
ne Cleveland Indians great with highly
butsd Yankees ~ this time Of the At least
And realized what have known for years that st
fpmains human human
this effort win Tacoma
tsd ability and there the good Rahjah Peck boss win
: n a
Rah,ah give you my word
Listen -.
Looks like II might be for keeps with Oh Dir Deans
Voluntary retirement Was grand hurer. overworked and
ooorfu The Tigers beted the bulb last night
ra< caution And that kid Mallory looks tops at the
plate. natural Mel Skeley kid second sacker, hasn't
booted ball all season. but gave TO Mallory Umpire
kais the little guy cocrful and able Adds pep the
e.nse Brnxr laughs are always Ray Perry.
merry nEs shd saelr ha. the local hearts. The Md good
Psxrs sunday
g cut 'A vita you, boy .. % Nd you ar. Without out you. '.
shsr night Tigers
ss. p .sas. ~ ~. that s sns.a ss IN. s ..
step spolaneT
ssnsshnF keep monthly salary ssaso
1hsfs way soey draw. down fat money
1sosa b. TIE offered soiy
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Feller Wins
Sixth Battle
Hugh Casey Scores
His Fifth Stroight

NEW YoRk-Littls things de-
eide ball games and pennants-
little things like a Wild pitch and
= ground rule.
An inopportuns pitch by Bucky
Walters cost the Reds two runs
and . ball game yesterday. A
Yankee stadium ground rule which
held up a runner at third pre-
vented the Yankees from beating
tho Indians.
Opening their western invs-
sion, the Brooklyn Dodgers
no~ed out Cincinnati, 50, On
the strength o. the two gift
runs which crossed the plate
on Bucky Walters wild pitch
IN the third inning.
With Hugh Casey on third and
Billy Herman on second and two
out, Walters let loose the pitch
which permitted both runners to
score.
Casey won his fifth straight and
the Dodgers their sixth in a row.
The defeat dropped the Reds INTO
the second division.
The Indians and Yanks were
deadlocked IL in the ninth when
Charlie Keller singled with one
away. Then Joe Gordon forced
him. Bill Dickey slashed a liner
down the left field line. and the
ball bounded into the stands for
ground rule double, thus auto
matically holding Gordon up at
third.
II the ball had remained in play.
Gordon would have scored and the
Yanks would have won. 2-1. in
nine innings. But with runners
on second and third Teller retired
Gerald Priddy for the third out.
BOUDREAU HITS HOMER
Then Lou Boudreau hit a homer
This fourth) into the right field
stands in the 10th giving the
Indians a 2-1 triumph.
John Rigney bested Charlie
Wagner IN a pitchers duel and
the White Sox moved into second
place by q So victory over the
Red Sox. Rigney allowed only |
four hits.
Bobo Newsom couldn't hold a e.
run lead and Washington came
on to beat the Tigers, 81. behind |
Sid Hudson's three-hit pitching.
Bob Johnson's seventh homer Of
the season. . 4o0-foot drive with
mate on base. and Jack KNOTS
seventh pitching featured the
Athletics rs triumph over the
Browns.
The Sc. Louis Cardinals heat
the Giants So In the ninth
when Jimmy Browns single
scored Walker Cooper, who
had reached first on white
heads error and advanced q
sacrifice. Mixes two doubles
drove In the other two Gard
runs.
The Chicago Cubs won their
third straight and moved into
fourth place by defeating the Bos-
ton Braves. 4-s.
Only ss6 fans. one of the small
est crowds in years at Forbes
Field. saw the Pirates snap their
four-game losing streak with a
6-S victory over the Phillies.
AMERICAN
Chicago -. 001 O0o IOO--s ! 1
Boston -. 600 100 O01-1 L
Rigney and fresh: Wagner,
Flemming (a) and Pytlak.
81. Louis .. 600 500 000-s ! Z
Philadelphia .oI IIe 1ox-7 II 1
Kennedy. Trotter I'd Caster Cd
and CRUDE, Swift: Knott and
Hayes.
Cleveland. olO O0o 600 II . 4
New York. 600 00i 600 0-l Q o
Feller and Hemsley: Russo and
Dickey.
Detroit. -. o1S 600 O00- o
Washington. 900 0s2 00x-S . ?
Newsom. Benton C6l and Teb-
belts; Hudson and Early.
NATIONAL
Philadelphia 0lo o01 co.'s 10
Pittsburgh 020 $40 00x-6 10 4
Grissom, Podgajny 60 and War
ren. Livingston; Sewell and Baker.
Davis.
n-ha are ara ana q
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| The
LH4nMes
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Hollywood s. Seattle ?.
Portland 4. Oakland l.
San Diego 2. Los Angeles 0.
San Francisco at Sacramento,
off, rain.
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score ny innings
vancouver .......... 400 900 000-2
salem .............. l4l 900 00x-e
Losing pitcher. LeGault: hits, off
Helser 8. off LeGault 7 in 2 plus.
off Jonas in 6; runs scored, off
Helser 2, LeGault 5, Jonas /; runs
responsible for. Helser 2, LeGault S,
Jonas /: struck out. by Helser 4, Le-
Gault /. Jonas 2: bases on balls off
Helser 8, LeGault l, Jonas /; hit by
pitcher, Swick by Helser: left on
bases, Vancouver l3, Salem 8; three
base hit. Bergstrom; two-base hits,
Bergstrom, Jewell 2: runs batted in,
Bremen 2, Bates, Petersen Bergstrom
5. Lanifero sacrifice hit. Lingua:
stolen base. Bates. double PLAYS.
Shinn To Bates. Shinn to Lanifero
70 Bates. Griffiths 10 Lanifero to
Bates time, 200; umpires, Kallis
and Weisgerber.
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Fast-Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main S1Si.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City I. Buffalo g.
Newark S. Toronto 0.
Baltimore Z. Montreal Is.
Syracuse 4. Rochester l.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis II. ST. Paul T. (only
game scheduled
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Evening star., 1941-02-19
Dartmouth Must Conquer Yale
Quint to Hold Lead; Eost's
Court Card Heavy Tonight

record and Is way ahead of Fordham
in their series, but the improving
Rams may make things very tough
for the Violets. St. Johns and ST.
Joseph's have almost equal won-lost
records, but the Philadelphians have
faced slightly stronger opposition
and likely will be favorites.
Capital Teams in Spotlight.
Other major events on tonight's
card send Georgetown. one of the
EaSt'S best independent" teams,
against Penn State; George Wash
ington's strong club against Virginia,
the South's leading independent
team; Rutgers Maryland, Niagara
Syracuse and West Virginia Army
Villanova, with 13 victories in Is
games, meets Loyola of Chicago
which lost 1914 to Scranton Uni
versity after losing its first Eastern
game to Duquesne Monday. Du-
queSne meets its neighbor, Waynes-
burg.
Two standout contests last night
saw Rhode Island State win its 18th
victory in 10 games, beating Tufts
1929, and Pittsburgh hand Car
negie Tech its 18th straight defeat
1929. Rhode Islands score was Its
seasons lowest.