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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

avored Club
Meets Whitmon in
Title Grid Event

A light weekend offering Of
three games. two Of them holiday
encounters, virtually closes out
the 1ssi smsll-oollege gridiron
campaign in tho Pacific North
west
Most important If tho tiffs Will
decide the Northwest conference
title tomorrow at Wslls Wsils.
where Whitmsns unbestsn crew
tangles with formids Die VILLAIN
cite. Ths Besrcsts. although los
ing decision to Idaho. hold =
spotless conference record and
were slightly favored over the
lighter Missionary eleven.
Another holiday struggle
pits ST Martins against Pa
cifie University nt Forrest
Grove. ore. Both finished near
tho bottom of their resper-
fff ffrfHft~s ~ A6fifhs Nv
the Washington Inisrenliegi-
ate conference snd Pacific in
the northwest loop.
Pacific Lutheran strikes for ia
18th straight victory snd an IN
beaten record in regular season
play Friday night IN Tacoma.
meeting Portland Uniysrsity's
surprising team which routed Con-
zaga last Sunday. The three-time
WlnkO titieholders scheduled =
post-sesson eng cement Nlth Coz
iege II Pacific. and already have
drawn sfeeiefs for bowl In
F, git1tioa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

rnss<s sn~ srss~-epafss msss
~nich ~fll ~ ssfssS IN sse Stadium
ns~i tomnsrw sftsrunoc rromptiv
81 f9is n'esoes hsfors what = 60
rses~a n - ens ~ me iarssrs
faesn&n crowds IN rAeems hseh
sche~l history.
t~~ssS~~~s r.ssps h~sh es~pA
t~s~A Senaes ooessst<h -
~ Npassh ere sesessH1se1 -
easst ~ : ssessssm wsn ssssnr
sA~s uasen sesesenes en<t ~
ieaA C~eeh rDas tesass go
~ 49, ss~ sas ~ seswtsass
shss ss<sssy string.
Past r>ecsds shcw That NsssisuR
hnlds . nsa edge IN the annual
Turkey Day eisasses wssh 10 ~tss
against five ioss>s One naws go
. searslsaa tie ssd are game was
won ~ Lincoln MT forfeited n
stadium. Last ysafs game vss .
80 sictnry f.r etsdium
Tbs Rsllsplltssrs enter ~ nsms
~ith en- straight victories under
their hsis ard IN cffsnnvs paneh
the equal n any prep football lean
In the state.
nss1sssn. hs~sses. - s>1~
hsass M hess serss1 1sstse
~ spaes2 ~toa esiy - 49,
asA . sse. ~hev~ns ~ 49,
tsss sb~ss fssst swe naevurs-
Lincoln wiii ~ 81 fssil ssreaeth
for the gains. which VIII not cnly
decide the iest city football cham.
psaashlp bat slso dssssmins asesnd
pises IN the cross state Ieegue
final standings
The p~nssls wili present = soms-
what different linsup than ~hsf
fseed Everett m November > iloan
NJ several hey players has snseed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Gentry For All-Americon

Barrelchested Arnold Gentry for Al-Ameriean!
That's what they're booming the Washington State wing
man for Pullman if the crusade successful it
will mark the first time athlete has AlAmercan
distinction in two sports in calendar year.
Gentry, II remember also little basketball just
enough Western champions
picked Al the national with Wis
a spring.
Now Wsla Wals playing So
W s. c.
Iesi world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Bearcais Fear
0ver-Confidence

SALEM, willamette Uni
versity's Besrcsts. apparently
headed for another Pacific North
west conference football crown,
.ntrsin tonight for walls wslla.
Wash. and the traditional Thanks
giving dav clash with the Whit
man Missionaries.
Several speakers at a whip
whitman" banquet here last
night warned that many VIII
annette teams in the past,
which were rated superior.
came hack from Whitman
nursing the wonnds ~ defeat.
Traditional bouquets we're pre-
sented 70 the AK seniors NJ fhs
team Gordon Moore. Martin Bar
stad. Buddy Reynolds. Gene Stew
Art. Wslls Olson ana Irv Miller.
SEATTLE Coacn Jimmy Pne-
Ian said Wayne sterling. huge
Hawaiian tackle. will start against
Oregon for the Washing ton Hls-
kies Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

rHse Aen Th= University -
nhncss trustees sfter tns saFrFtes
resignation - Head Fcetesit Ce<en
nen rarpss. srrcirt~d ncu<iss y
Mills az permanent athletic s,Fe<.
~ Hzas v-eommera~a tat - I've
N "a freih.ll autf<s
furrhe ~ss believed n hsr<
favored Mills - ~. nscrs.-ar at
the Trustee. apparently cleared ths
w.y frr srrelrtment - snether
coach after ETHICAL r~sirs - tap .
resignation 70 r<eesrst
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Kickoff Hoop
SCI

PIeae ~ - ono1eo1n4 No.
~ Iusehean - NevemoD1 = 49,
snsnae<ss Wednesday - vvano
0Hiiihsn. eAntsmoa - ~ Yop110
h~n's nsneseeD efeo esmmGoeoe
whsrh - spreensseo tW~ en11n1o
~ Puget ncuW1 No. vencnrus ~
wintse
unuhsa sal1 ~ reoulae Ymuo
srre tuneh>os meeo1Ne ~ NevpuDe
mr. - voui1 ~ esennoesyo1 n ~
cPp dining ruum uDers ~ u1o9o
wr<ss6 ~ lnvs(e1 - no@Gn1
n 49, A1nnnp 41uu1 -
nevese1 u>>o ~ Gn0oUo =
poeolss ee~cnnD oan1n = =
poaaen1 - hose - ~Upno1
~ nnnr - enoooon - -
- ~ eueneoeA
nashsteeil svseee vo>eo -
y1nc v ptstes hee<p vs1o c.
In spoNssssnu. are - ,oeeeDcos
llonsi esms ussh no9nenHa n1ooo
Normal N f~esmNex - a muosNs
tio1 nah snd IN nel(1oy on~W
Americas TRIP
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
CITY EMPLOYEES LEAGUE
Broadway Alleys

Engineers won the first round
championship Of the City Employees
league by sweeping their series
with Public Works Tuesday night
on the Broadway alleys.
Kilowatts made a gallant bid for
the championship. taking three
points from Police They we're
tied with Engineers before the
matches.
Lisht ano Power engaged IN hIsn
scoring msfh WITH The verdict q
draw. ssch taxing = pair ~ poirt
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Now what does DUNCAN say about the three boys:
"Allinger potentially the greatest of all three. Hes
fast dash track but his best trick in Tending off
opposing tackers appears be deadly stiff He's
good. but
HE can't do things ~ Larry Hatch The Everett
flash field carried the Seaguis to the
heights his hesdwork than his ability. Hes not
the hall carrier that either Arnrer Sloan least
he didn't show II against Stadium. Now, take
Roy Sloan there's ground gsner for Hes the
three but that's personal opinion But when
line bnoking Sloan the other
country
Say Bailey Of Washington state
Puyarup Renton and frohng At the
brlisnce sloan also tell that
Phean of Washington Sloan exhibit
So Their. you have it idea soans the best
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Winko and Cross State Notes

5meton Whdcofs basketball
wills Widcot
Sotehee Eastern Woshnatons poeesckno
who poyed their football for the
Woo WoIo
WoWos
booko The be
sevennch Roger Wiley Trouble
Yokino possibility Gle Eo enenburo
be Jimmy Ennis
oot fournh eemon center from Monroe.
ferredf q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

cna<h p>ssasssh y sn1u ~ nuun1
wsfb uasvsis aw>~nnn seepo&no no
unns hssf hsrsn go ug<h cnelno
mevtsG n a IN nunr1
~ onmp - uns4 -
t~a1 ~ Snnconu nCuunennuD
~ - non<cuw nvelUru -
- uleso1. tnno1u1Dm
prsn seNnele Woeo p1nHNsNv -
ssIliss ~ Wstoeu1sy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Here Are Turkey DoY Winners

The rating system did fairly well last Friday picked six
out of correctly missing only the kentAnburn
Now the traditional Turkey day games, which
tradition out according 10 the dope But
rskng neck like George Gobbr here the winners
proha hle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
rtrsps, >ionrsRs trs.,s
xlkfb Akeuus Vau lfus Center

v
rhe IN olrls and ne yii Ne |,
teams divided their match Yesterday,
zach settins fVn points Tho VII
team son tao games nut the F-R girls
took total pima n even thInes fotsis
we're i212 Tor thu Err ana i7is fnf
The other match also ended sim
zach getting two rolnts rhe AlisYs
toos two ssmss, With the VII No |
team .ssins total Scores ~ers iss2
In N. first match vsslyn west
hsd high slnsls ana .~siss iss and
vol The second m.trh .w Helen
Tisnef top the soorins sith . Ia
single and ss7 total
Tur GAS IrAGtt
sixth Avenue Ailsys
Bud rsyiof had hish single game
HI shot hish series sss. hsiplns the
shop team take four polnts from the
sales five.
IT MERCHANTS iSsotg
riss Nor AIlrss
rspi store osss ~ V ssfh>,
SHOP ,.J7 70, niss ssms 6 Wilson
Grill 7sae 81 W Hardware 7sos
"a, nigh game Msreusson ips
hish series. Ken rishsr ss7
Dairy 7S3e fal Va Candy 7stt ~
Hlgh game Holistron 7se. high serlss
= Slater h7s
HILLTOP LEAGUE
Rus Drivers 1sis "a - Amu<-
ment Co 7rts "a Hish game
Newell ais. high serles. Newell sbo
Dsirsmsn 7ssa ~ - Pullman AIS
90 Hlsh s.ms; John smith 7a7
oarsssmss asss "a " n.ls ss4s
,2l nish game Pred wlisss an.
Aiikmen 3ssi Ga 70 Poses ash
~ Hish ssms. blshop isi. high
series. q. cavsiti <p7
VALLEY COMMERCIAL. iHsst1
ru,aIiup hoslinE center
Copsiands No Names 7 f,an nfss
iss and sos. isnsen's . hpps Ast.
seresu 200 Peterson sii. nfyanis =
Bunn's o DUNCAN ar and $50 John
cons ,. SIS !. W. BENNETT isa ANA
TILIrHost fgAstG
>ofih IND silsss
Broadway 7ts1 ~ " osrisna 1s3s
a. nish game. Bois 7os hish sfsssi
Lakewood 74ss ui " Proctor 1919
a. hiEh ssms. VI tlbsuah 100.
hlgh series Alhaush s7<
Granite 7sss ~ ss Main zs7< III
hish ssms Lpplneots is7 high
series Lppinoott ali.
Atlas lsis - ~ CrsstFiss 7tss
a.. bish game Harrington ITO hizs
series woiisu sol
NORTH mn IsDisrsIaL
>arfb Ind Aiists
Regular North kud Industrial
league uatehss siii be rolled tonight
"a gas announced ~ league officials
IN resDonas ~ QUERIES On shsfh<f
nlsx Nouid ~ postponed bsesilss Of
proximity ~ r-hsnsssifins fsf
Your postmaster ran tell you
how To invest In u. 4. Defense
Honds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Ping Pong Play

Tns PARK ping pong club msm.
bers wiiI rssums their sinxi~s ehsI-
lsnxs tossrns thls Wednesday
night from 7 70 10 o'clock On ths
eIst fsbiss. third floor Medical
Arts bsssidiBx
OF spseisi interest 10 plsysn
AID fsns 10 tb~ eontlnasass u ths
unfinished battle b~tNsen the ise
AZ kno~iedTsd outstanding sxpo-
Bsafs ~ ne esiiisisaa game. Lieut.
o. !. Hsiaiehsa. ar outstanding
rtzfsr ftDm Oregon. snf E4ssfa
riesshmsn. hsiling from cslifof
ms. srf 90 fsr und<f<sfsf.
Leu, Hsiaiehsn mas played
tv1es a. many games ss his op-
ponent but has dropped onay ons
gains. scoring an average Of 7os
points per game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

ssdlurn nenusfts sf01 Darrell nwerspe tt1 -
s Harry nsnsnsld sl Dayton nsmsy rYsah waee le
Cecil ia. Walter Aarhvsy f1o Wares kNs auL -
za, NH Mefssvesn 7>I nj Lynas s3e uasy Qee tn
N Dahl faz rvnah caeee fDe 1e4 ooU
sandy eti. - Jneese - -
Murphy car oxss Aphey t3s III Meuesp tto
~ Dirk Swansea ~. Uwna9 Duseeee
Tsh3 sej In nenosa tte1. un
fsay tt> LeNey Tusnou1 f<7ls
Paul fssD. Godfrey
Guy Mckinney nse@ hepHns
Jsdss WHEY hesd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Nt>ttH itAt.t y
afI

Spreadefs. led she frundiers Of tho
Veneer league Tuesday nisht on the
Coliseum alleys with . 800 sefiss
Louie rsuison had the high slnse
with 800
IArssns team. the Veneer spread
from Hoot Owls. With J. Dorman
rolling 40 10 lead the Hooters.
Patchefs won three from Culis
paulson's 500 was high series Al
Lesser rolled sos for the Setups 20
lead that team In hslf-snd- half
winning two.
Arnold Kstters seo series VAS high
for Shippers who won three from
Office
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Hiftinu the Old Head Pin Locally

Jerry Rsoeoonls bei In this match
xas high for the league G Hlil
registered Sep George Thompson a7<
and Art Angose $50
In the other matches Range sales
won four from Garbage and Finance
won three from Health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

PULLMAN. MASK Billy
SesslIs passing arm spp~2fsi
Improved today Aflsf resent IA.
lurlsx had healed and co4cn b4l<
noiiingbsrrY thought tne Wssnr
lnftSn state cougars e.nsL1 take
C-onxsEa saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Lincoln Hoop
Hopes Bright
Kennedy Hos Four
Lsttermen Beck


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s.o..s Ia~ 80 Mas nsges.
nsans i4sasssnsis' nil k0p&l. nssslb
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uNirrp NM sTH,Es LEAGUE
Ioitseutn AtifNs

Coliseum ALLEYS
John kancianlth ana Arthur
rolled top scores In tho matches ri
the United Industries league Tuesday
night on the Coliseum aiisys John
rolled so7 for tho best series and
Arthur connected with 7o2 for the
high single game.
Pspsrmen split even with pstermsn.
Woltons won four from urocefs
Hampton won four from Monarcht,
and Buffelen won three from Ply
wood
Other good scores we're John oiss
ACT, Leonard juicy <s1. Jack oissburt
{Ti Tex Ella <ee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
TfIIrHOet fgAstH
NaffH Ind Aflsss


Regular North Knd industrial
league mAtshss wiii ~ rolled tonight
u gas announced ~ league offieisis
IN rssponas ~ QUERIES On sbsthss
rlsy Nouid ~ postponed bsestiss of
proximity ~ rhsnsssisinf fsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In u. \. Defense
ponds
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srnRIsMEN IEAGiE

ROY caruso paced the boxlers Of
the Sportsmen league Tuesday night
on the Broadway alleys with q bis
5s6 series, including games Of 100.
7i7 and 2i3
JACK MCINTYRE va, |. close second
y Ainnitti $40 and Jack Hadisnd
S62 for other good marks.
The Bakers lost three points tn
Californians ana saw their league lead
whitfield 70 single point when the
onooming Bucks outfit came through
with . s-point win over Hardy
Johnnys yon three from Amiss.
nents, Motors won three from Crsfi.
and Boftiers won three from Atlas
seoond game 20 roll 232 for tho high
single of the .sporismsn session.
COLISEUM riRKfy snoor
The Thanksgiving Turkey Ahoot Of
the Coliseum alleys closed Tuesday
night. but not until Left Jensen had
rolled far W. into second place with
some Of the best bowling Of The year.
Leifs games were 7z4. 2zs and 400.
and his handicap 20. giving MIN
Winner, Of the TURKEY shoot we're
John Roman 7ol Left Jensen ss6.
LYLE Many go. Tea johnson sas.
Louie psulson ssi r. HAssfson sos
Leo MCGOWAN ssi and Herman Miller
sss Winner, N the vomsn.s even,
we're Caroline kn<hisr with e57 and
Jean Plet<nburs with sac
Century and shlpysrds leagues are
s1heduled 10 roll thsir nstf hss 20
night nut tho Class p Womsns
league will 10 idis No league plsy -
iistsr for Thursdsy rut sil downtown
siisys ~ili be op<n al dsY.
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Iur Gas IHAstr

>itth Avenue Aileys
Hud Tsyiof had hish single ssms
In the Gas league shooting 10 Pred
Hi shot high series sst helping shs
shop team take four polnts from th'
sales five,
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X II MERCHANTS ,sso,s

rrpt Store 7ssb ~ V Barrier
shop 7aT7 tni High game. & Wilson
ala Hish seriss. O. Wilson aTl
Grill 2s3t fh Va Hardware 7sn<
fsl nigh game Y hareusson ipt
high series Ken Fisher $50
Dairy 7b3f fal Va Candy 7stf ~
High game Hollstfom 27e. high serlss
Slater h7f
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HILLTOP l.IAstt
l. -

Copslands No Names I. ,an usss
ias and sos. iensens = Iipps I Aef.
sefssu ZOO Peterson fif. ufyan's 4
Bunns o DUNCAN 733 and $50 John
sons ,. Sis J. W Rennstt 100 ana
$40
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Duncan Gives the Straight Dope

All three bows led their teams 10 victories. Re
Everstt won 80 VANCOUVER won so.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

from him, looked up into his faee.
Her eyes widened.
Don't touch me! Don't!" Her
voice rose in q half scream.
Here! Take it easy:" Kelly
reached down, touched her then.
The girl struggled away from his
grasp. attempted to rise. She struck
out futilely with clenched fists.
"Heyi" Kelly cried out. I'm with
you! Cut it out! You'll have the
cops on mel"
At the mention Of the police the
girl clutched her throat, stared at
Kelly. 1t was then that she saw
the PROSTATE lump that had been
her pursuer. Her eyes widened In
comprehension, then they engulfed
Kelly in gratitude.
"You did that7" the girl said
emptily.
with my bare hands" Kelly an
swered lightly.
"Oh, wish I had seen itS She
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Double Battle Looms
As Dartmouth Five
Faces Columbia
B, the Associated Press.

by the As6ociAted Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-There are
two battles instead of Just one in
prospect for Saturday, when Cornell
and Dartmouth meet on the basket
ball court.
First there's the team contest for
early-season supremacy in the East
ern intercollegiate League, and sec-
ond there's the individual scoring
duel between Dartmouth's Capt.
Gus Broberg and Cornells Jim
Bennett.
Dartmouth has won the league
title for the past three seasons and
is regarded as the team to beat this
year. The Indians have won their
first two league games, but they're
still trailing Cornell, which marked
up its third victory last night, 38-22,
against Columbia, while Dartmouth
was routing Pennsylvania, 60-38.
Broberg, who led the leagues
scorers last year with q record
smashing total, and Bennett, who
was runnerup, are staging about the
same kind of race. The Cornell
ace rang up Is points against
Columbia to take the league lead
with 81 points for three games, but
Broberg, who didn't play the full
game and who hadn't done much
scoring in the Indians league opener
against Harvard, pitched in 81 points
for a two-game total Of ~ and
second place.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Pro Football League
Meets to-Consider
Commissioner
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Executives Of
National Pro Football League teams
got together today for some strictly
unofficial" discussions, but like the
meeting itself, it no longer was a
secret that conversations would deal
mainly with a proposal to name .
league commissioner.
The disclosure Tuesday that Arch
Ward, Chicago Tribune sports editor
had turned down an offer to become
commissioner for 10 years brought
the meeting into the open.
Ward said that the offer, coming
within the last two weeks, had "the
unanimous Endorsement Of the club
owners of the league" Earlier, Carl
storck, league president, had called
the announcement of an of1er to
Ward "just so much wind"
Last spring, he said. he had turned
down a similar offer from the league
"a l0-year contract at $25 ,000 q year
to become president.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

turned her head again. She did not
seem to know that she was still upon
the Sidewalk. Look! Hes coming
tol Wen have to get out Of here" /"
That's what I'm thinking. But
why we7" Kelly smiled at his In
clusion.
You're in on 1t now"
Am II" Kelly murmured softly.
She had struggled to her feet with
Kelly's help. Kelly saw with surprise
that she was almost ~ tau as he.
There was also q vague. familiar set
10 her face.
"You hear me7" she cried I'M
patiently. That would At in with
her face, Kelly, thought.
Sure" he said, Tive rot ears.
Tone down. What can lose? I'm
not going anywhere. I haven't been
any place; probably, this is ths
start"
ceyyrisht. 1s41, the chisass Daily News.
Ins) -- .r. ..
Tomorrov-Kelly Msdisan is truly
"in on it," -..r, ... ......
Evening star., 1941-01-16

Fifteen or more of the outstanding
swimming clubs in the East will
compete in the A. A. U. midwinter
meet Saturday night at the Shore
ham pool. Late entries have come
from the Women's Swimming Asso-
citation of New York, Newark Wo-
mems Athletic Association, Lafayette
College, Penn Hall A. c. of Cham
bersburg, Pa, and Massanutten Mill
tary Academy at woodstock, Va.
Principal interest is centering in
the mems 220-yard free-style and
women's 440-yard free-style races,
both of which carry junior national
A. A. U. indoor championships.
About 20 entries are expected in each
Of these events.
An early favorite for the women's
title race is Patsy Palmer of the
Shoreham team, with strong compe-
tition expected from Jean Brunson
Of the same club. Kathleen Lawson
of the Women's Swimming Associa-
ton of New York and Margaret
Sanderson, unattached, from Kisco,
N. Y, also are expected to be strong
contenders.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Presbyterians Pace
Rec Basket Ball
Loop Scoring

A church team and one Of its
players set the scoring pace in the
District of Columbia Recreation
Basket Ball League last night when
Sixth Presbyterian routed Wallace
Memorial, 1912, in one of four
Roosevelt Division games. Boddiger,
the winners center, scored Is
points.
Other games in that division
found Royal Typewriters defeating
Weather Bureau, 1928; Mailman
Photo defeating Retail Clerks. 22-14,
and Department of Justice defeat
ing Calvary Methodist, 1918. At
Central o. A. s. I. whipped SCOTS
Club, 27-13; Shannon d Luehs
tripped Post ONCE, 2s-16, and Agri-
culture walloped Civil Service, 1873.
Tonights schedule:
At Tech-Jacobson's Florists VS.. Adams
Hats. ZOO: REGAL Clothiers VS.. United
Typewriters. 500: Census vs.. Maritime,
At Eastern-Brisgs A. C. VS.. Bailards,
200: Maryland Park Sport Club vs. Bowie,
-. At CentralLTreasury VS.. Railroad r. B.,
Cavaliers VS.. Agriculture, $50.
A. FSossy.lssllmar sssys rusl vs.
$50; Mclean yS a A o. Q.S0
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Seton Hall Basketers
Conquer Vi|Ianova
For 35th in Row
h the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Long
Island. Seton Hall, Georgetown and
Penn State did much to add to their
stature as Eastern basket ball lead
ers yesterday.
Seton Hall, unbeaten in two sea-
sons, hung up its 18th victory OF
the campaign and its 35th in a row
by beating Villanova, 4l-29.
Long Island. beaten by Michigan
State in its last Madison Square
Garden appearance, came back to
whip De Paul of Chicago in the
feature of a double header before
IL .602 fans.
In the first game Bradley Tech
whipped st. Francis Of Brooklyn,
5S-47.
Georgetown, which lost only its
first game this season, easily bowled
over Army, 1923, while Penn State
routed Syracuse, ,44-25.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Duke Job Looms as Ace Porkers Leg Aiment Persists
Momi NIGHT Club

to play the fiddle in Carnegie
Hail.
Today's guest star-Victor O.
Jones, Boston Evening Globe:
when Tuss McLaughry moves
In at Dartmouth, he'll find his
son, young Tuss, who is a great
fullback, waiting for him. Tuss
is unusual in that he doesn't
depend on the alumni to produce
fullbacks-he raises his own"
Near and far-Missouri claims
the fastest growing athlete in
College today. Ray Shelley, a
freshman, was two weeks late
reporting for football because he
had to wait until q shoemaker
made him a pair Of size Is. He
was late reporting for basket ball
for the same reason. p. s.-They