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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
COTTON BOWL COMPLIES

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 3.-(UP)-Tic- ket sales for the New Years Day Cotton Bow game will be limited in compliance with an oDT request, Earl B. Smyth of the Cotton Bowl Association said today.
 Reservations received to date in- dicate that our Cotton Bowl Crowd will come from the vast population of 100000 residing within a l0O- mile radius of Dallas." Smyth said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
EASY FOR CADETS

The league leading Cadet Hi-Y touch football team easily took over the second place Lancers by a score of 38-2.
 Scott was the leading scorer with three touchdoWns while Smith and McInerney scored two apiece.
 Tonight'S game will be Betz vs Lancers at 6:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
NEW YALE CAPTAINS

New Haven, Conn. December B. CUP) Edwin B. Davidge, Maple wood, N. J., today became captain of Yale University's swimming team, succeeding Louis D. D. Dannenbaum.
 Webb L. Nimick. Sewickly, Pa, is the new captain Of the i50-pound crew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
FOXX GIVES BLOOD

Boston, December 3. tuP) - After donating q pint Of blood at the Red Cross blcod donor center here. first baseman Jimmy Foxx Of the Chicago Cubs said:
 That gave me more Of a thrill than hitting a home run"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03

Syrcuse, ShaunghnesSy captured high overall honors, dropping only ' of $50 targets in five days.
 The refrigerated-nerved young ster may be retained here for a short time to pass on his experi- ence- acquired shioting. dexterity to other Men Behind the Triggers of the Army Air Forces.
 Dick Shaughnessys brand ot shooting is going to mean lot of dead pigeons of the Jap and Jerry variety on the battlefronts of the world,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
WESTERN DIVISION
BAUCH, lSBELL IN
 KEEN PASSING RACE
Redskin and Packer Foot ball Stars Stage Great
 TuSSIe

Chicago. Dec. 3-(SpeciaD The closest passig race in the history of the National Football league ap- pears destined to close in virtual tie between Sammy Baugh of Washington and Cecil Isbell of Green Bay, the most recent official tabulations indicated today.
 Baugh was back in first place again this w.ek, pacing the league both in compilations and percentage of compilations. But his margin of compilations, 132 to l2s, is so mar TOW that 1t Is not likely he will be able to hold the edge over Isbell through next Sunday when the Packer ace faces the Pittsburgh Steeler. It will be Isbell's final game of the season. Baugh has already completed his league schedule. The championship game is not counted in the race for individual titles,
 Five compilations against the 6teelers will place Isbell in a tie with Baugh on points, but he will have an advantage in touchdown posses and in [ otal yards gained, giving him first call on the title and making him the first man to win the championship two years in a row.
 Record Breakers
 Both Isbell and Baugh already have broken the league record for most passes completed in one sea- son. most yards gained passing in one season and most touchdown passes in one season. Baugh, at the moment holds the first one, but five completions Sunday will give Isben sweep of the new marks.
 Rookie Bud Schwenk of the Chi eago Cardinals. also has taken hand in the record breaking, His 7b interceptions constitute q new mark and he needs only IF more at- tempts to better Davey OHrien's Fonnrd of 27T losses in one season
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
LIFETIME JOBS?

Justin Lindgren, one Of the H. linois University football coaching assistants, has been on the job for 38 years, and Prank Manley, the swimming coach. for Si years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
POLO CASUALTIES

Two of the four Englishmen who competed in the last U. s.-British polo match have been killed in ac- tion-Heskey Hughes and Eric Tyr rell-Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03

Gordon Richards. English jockey who has 2.746 winning races to his credit, is thirty eight years old.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-19
WILLIS DISTRICT

Anderson, Henry "a 81
Anderson, Columbus 18 80
Arlington, Alex, etal L2B1
Artrip, Julia A. AZ
Artrip, Julia $3.50
Artrip, Lee and wife 7; 20 SO
Artrip, Okley 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
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Toledo Battles
For Fourth

Louisville and Toledo, battling
il out for the fourth place in
the American Association playoffs
meet tonight in the last game OF
their crucial series.
Louisville holds a one and one
half game lead over Toledo. II
Toledo wins tonight's encounter
the Mudhens will have a good
chance of nosing out the Colonies
for the fourth berth. If the hens
lose, the Colonies will have a two
and one-half game lead 10 protect
for only three days.
The idle Kansas City Blues
moved into undisputed possession
of the league lead last night as
Columbus lost to Indianapolis. A.
and Milwaukee bowed, 6-3. in Is
innings. Louisville beat Toledo
o-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Great Grid Season
Is Message Given by Coaches TO Quarferbaeks'
Club at Golf Meet and Dinner at Western
By EDGAR HAYES

It's going to be a great football
season.
That was the message given to
the Downtown Quarterbacks last
night at the first annual dinner
to start the new season. The
dinner followed a golf tournament
at Western Golf and Country
Club and provided complete day
of entertainment for the most
loyal and enthusiastic football
fans in the world.
Fritz Crisler, Joe Gembis,
Charley Bachman and Gus Dorais
all refused to take a pessimistic
view of things. Although all are
faced with the toughest schedules
in their history. they assured the
fans there will be plenty of thrills
and excitement when the season
opens.
OF course, Hunk Anderson, line
coach of the Bears, predicted an
other great season for his club
and when he explained how easy
the famed T formation was, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

came in for some good natured
kidding from his colleagues.
In brief, here is what happened
at Western Joe Dragon and
DIR. A. r. Robinson won the golf
tournament with excellent cards
of so The course was wet and
very long. making the scores that
much better =. The top score of
the day was turned in by Glen
Palon, playing for the first time
I. :. +. He had 40 only a meet
ing of the Quarterback could
ever get me on a golf course"
he said But some fellows we
know who have played a lot OF
golf were not too many strokes
under him.
Martin Cline came all the way
down from Saginaw to take part
in the tournament Bill Alfs.
the big hitter from Oakland Hills,
took one look at the narrow fair
ways and decided the dozen golf
balls he had in his bag wouldn't
be enough and elected to heckle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Newson1 Strictly Money Player
Bo-Bo Shuts Out
Red|egs With
Only 4 Hits

NEW YORK. Sept. 4 (UP).-
Buck (Call Me Bo-Bo) Newsom
sat comfortably in his own par
.tieular berth today among the best
of those baseball performers rev.
cred as "money-players."
Newsom, whose major league
career has been almost as kaleido-
scopic as the case history of the
Dodgers. heightened the National
League pennant chances of Brook
Ign UNNECESSARILY yesterday by
scoringo his first victory for the
Flatbushers, 20, over the Reds at
CINCINNATI.
The victory was typically of the
Ne@som variety. Winner of only
IL games against IL losses for the
Senators, who sold him to the
Dodgers early this week, Buck APP
parently was unable to pitch his
way out of a paper hat. But
yesterday he allowed only four
hits. famed eight Reds and was
in trouble in only two innings as
Cincinnati went scoreless for the
fifteenth time this season.
Brooklyn's first run scored on
an error. the other on a foul ball.
Johnny VanderMeer allowed the
Dodgers only five hits and also
famed eight. VanderMeer walked
Augie Galan and Arky Vaughan
TO start the third. Newsom bounced
into a double play. Then Eric
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

There may not be any cham
pions or ex-champions on the card,
but matchmaker Nick Londes is
firmly convinced there are cham
pions in the making appearing to-
night at Olympia.
Number one Detroit prospect
of course. is Jimmy Edgar, who
gained more popularity in defeat a
week ago at Madison Square Gar
den, New York. than he ever
would have gained in victory. A
welterweight. Edgar will be point
ing for a match with (Sugarl Ray
Robinson when he faces Bernie
Pelaia of Beaver Falls. Pa.
Pelaia is an experienced cam
paigner with some 50-odd profess
sional fights under his belt. The
wise money viii be on him to give
Edgar his second straight setback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
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Spill Is Fatal
To Jockey King

COLLINSV1LLE, Ill, Sept. 4
(UP).-Ted King. %, a veteran
midwestern jockey. who planned
to retire to his farm near Kings
ley, Kan, next month, was killed
in race at the Paramount Park
yesterday when his horse stumbled
and threw him into the path of
another horse.
II was the first fatal accident
at the track since it was opened
here in 1926.
Race track stewards said that
Kings horse, Don Devito running
a strong race, stumbled as it
went into the turn before the
stretch. King was thrown in front
of Sphalerite. a horse ridden by
a close friend, Haskell Lasswell.
King was struck by the horses
hoofs and never regained con-
seriousness. He died from a frac-
tured skull at hospital in East
st. Louis. Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Simone Bowls
299 Game

John Simone. bowling in the
"warmup night" of the Dodge
Main Tool Room League. started
the season with bang last night.
He just missed a 300 game and
wound up with a 721 series at Red
Mill Recreation. His scores were
l65-299-267. The No. A pin stayed
up in the middle game. The league
starts official rolling next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Z Local Women Gain
Broddmoor Net Final

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Sept. q tINS).-The finals today
IN the first annual BrUadmoor In
vitational Women's Golf tourna-
ment. will be an all-Colorado
Springs affair. The city's two
ranking shotmakers. Mrs. Murray
Gose and Mrs. Virgil Proctor,
triumphed in semifinals matches.
Mrs. Gose, the Colorado state
women's champion. defeated Miss
Mary Sargent OF Broadmoor. A and
3, and Mrs. Proctor beat Mrs.
Sally Starrett of Hutchinson, Kan,
1 I'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
SPOR 7 s
By LEO MACDONELL
1ondes Uses Local Boys Card Tonight Doesn't
TO Prove They Garry Blaze With Color, But
Boxnes Future Here It May Pay Dividends
ALL-AMERICAN FRIEDMAN GETS LESSON
PAGE II

The future of boxing Detroit is in its local tai according
TO Nick Londes
That's why using local boys card at Olympia
tonight Matchmaker Londes declared today THE card have
tonight does not blaze with perhaps but Is sound
program II will fighters bring back
boxing Detroit"
All of which has the appreciation of hungry fans who have
gotten anything but the of wrong direction the
boxing business here in the past few years
James Edgar5sensaona weterweight cited by Londes as
his No. l local boy tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
A Hit.in Gerden, a Hit Here, Too

surely Edgar the hit Of the last show In Madison Square
Garden good enough for Detroit Londes declared Edgar
will mix it with Ernie Pelaa Pennsylvania boy who is
credited with victories Carmen Notch and Sammy Secret
They Peaa has been ION the floor Thus should
be good match. Ernie may bite the dust this evening.
Other local boys the card Charley Hayes who like
Edgar sensation in the hereabouts and Bobby
McIntire a boy who has been around for awhile.
While ticket seekers have not been stomng the windows
Londes processes satisfied with advance antc
pates big window sale.
what 1 interested In most Is a good show" Londes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Russell, 0rth Clash
For Bad Man Title

"Reb" Russell and Paul Orth
will battle it out for the so-called
bad mans" title of the junior
heavy division in -Fairview
Gardens next Tuesday evening.
Russell is the recognized king
bad man hereabouts and Orth
formerly held that distinction.
Louis Kline and Flash" Gordon,
former mystery men of the ring,
clash in the semifinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press
q UHan.-

ny United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland (Dean SIS and Smith a-12D
A. 81. Louis tNiggeling 1910 and Hollings-
worth 9-6)-3 p. m. and $50 p. m. CWT.
New York (Bonham 1881 az Washington
(Leonard 1-O)-9.3O p m. EWT.
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago tFleming 1-5l at Pittsburgh
(Heintzelman s-i1)-s.3O D. m. EWT.
St Louis tBeaziey 1851 At Cincinnati
(Derringer 1-i0l-q p. m. EWT.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
MAY PLAY TWICE

However, If Hudson can capture
the game with the Bombers, the
two teams will meet in a second
tilt Immediately.
Both losers tonight will leave
Immediately for Chicago, where
they will play in the Sixth Corps
area regional tournament. The
mems runnerup is slated 10 play
Saturday night. while the girls
will play Sunday night.
Winners of the Sixth Corps area
regionals. along with IL other
army corps area winners, will
come here for the Pageant of
American Youth" and the world
title games. TO compete against
the defending champions and
champs from Mexico, Puerto Rico
and Canada.
A Class G mems quarterfinal
game between Carboloy and Virges
will open the program at Gas
O'Clock.
Tonights title program Cat Mack Park
6;45-Carboloy vs.. Virges (Class men
quarterfinalsD.
s:00-East Side Sports vs.. Local lO0
Goods (ciass A girls final.
a:O0-Briggs Bombers vs.. Hudson Motor
Police tClass men's finalsf.
10 :0o-ssme teams II Bombers lose Il
Hudson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Iowa TO Rely Heavily
On Aerial PLAYS

IOWA CITY, Ia, Sept. 4 (INS)
-Iowa's Hawkeyes will rely heav-
lily on an aerial offensive this sea-
son, ii was evident today.
Tom Farmer. Sam Vacant and
Jim Youell have been pegging the
ball with consistent accuracy TO
ends Bill Parker and Bill Burkett
and backs Dick Hoerner and Bill
Strauss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Benny's Cute Tricks Irrifate Yost

This may be old but we'll tell it anyway:
When Benny Friedman Michigans AAmeriea quarter
back in the 1920 he pulled cute trick including
giving deliberate 2pont safety to protect 80 lead In Wis
consin in his sophomore year with similar 80 lead he
booted second field goal between the posts to give Michigan
60 lead Michigan Coach Yost blew Fredmans
THAT extra three points better than 80 lead"
ne finally explained wed get only tie having six points, II
they had scored touchdown and failed to kick the goal
"A tie isn't losing" said Friedman
ut amt WINNING" yelled Yost Don't you play for
tie there chance to win You for that touch
down in spots like that after this"
Dizzy Trout passing through the Yankees dugout on
his the Tigers clubhouse in New York the day.
"Take that number IL of back" Gomez said
CONTINUED Page 23)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Honor Coli Champs

Lakepointe Country Club will
honor the members of its team
which won the District Golf
League championship at a party
at the club. Saturday, September
II. Golf for members and their
friends in the afternoon will be
followed by dinner dance and
floor show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Major League
Standings
ames behlnd leader.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS

Gdf1eS ~f1lflu leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
DETROIT O-4-O, Boston 2-5-2. New.
houser. Corsica (6), Henshaw go and Par.
sons; Butlapd and Peacock
Washington 3-7.2. Chicago 2-A-2. Hud
son and Early: +Dietrich. Haynes (sl and
fresh. (First game.D
Washington 14.20-2. Chicago O-5-4. Scar
borough and Evans. -1Lee--W eilaRa- tsl
and Dtckey. Second game.)
Losing pitcher
TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland al st. Louis mighty
New York at Washington (night).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Embryo Champs
Feature Olympia
Tonight
TONIGHT's BOUTS

Jimmy Edgar Detroit W.. Ernie PelAia.
Beaver Fails. Pa. 10 rounds. f5e ios.
Tommy Yarosz, Monaco Pa. vs.. Curly
Denton. Cincinnati o., 10 rounds, 100 lbs.
Bobby McInure. Detroit. vs.. Billy
Hardgss. Detroit, s rounds, 40 lbs.
Charley Hayes. FeFndale, vs. Glib Jones.
Cincinnati, o. s rounds. 100 lbs.
Lou Woods. Detroit, We. JACKIE Carpen-
ter Cleveland o, rounds. i53 lbs.
Pat ZskAk Saginaw vs. Bobby Nichols,
Cincinnati o., rounds, Ii7 lbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
roDAY's GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
mes behind leader.
Yesterdays Results

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn ESQ. Cincinnati o-f-i New.
som and Owen: tVanderMeer, Beggs t9J.
Starr te) and Lamanno,
ST. Louis 1870. New York o.4-l. Poilet
and W. Cooper, fHubbeli, MuHga ts4
Feldman (sl and banning. Mancuso.
Philadelphia a. Pittsburgh, postponed.
Losing pitcher.
TODAY's GAMES
Chicago AZ PITTSBURGH (nlghD.
st. Louis al Cincinnati night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Stake Titles Tonight
Metro sof+baII Titles Decided After Delay;
Fieeski Probably to HurI for Briggs
Photo BY Times staff Photographer

distance) and won his own game
when a bounder he hit over third
allowed a teammate 10 score.
If the Bombers win the game at
9 p. IN. they will go into the ANA
teur Softball Association world
championship games here Septem-
Der 1920 along with the winner OF
the girls title game. Hudson would
be relegated to the runnerup posi-
ton because il has suffered one de-
feat in the tournament already.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
BRIGGS BENEFITS

The mems title will 60 either to
Briggs Bombers or Hudson Motor
Police. Briggs. indicated in the
tournament, benefited by last
nights postponement.
Because Of the extra rest, 1t Is
almost certain the Bombers will
start Eddie Figekki, "old reliable"
of the mound staff. Wednesday
night Figs" barreled them in for
Ia innings (twice the regulation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

Detroit's Metropolitan mems
and girls softball champions will
be decided tonight in games to be
played at Mack Park.
First to win the coveted Pepsi
Cola award, emblematic of the
title here. will be the winner of
the tilt between Local 400 Co-Eds
and Eastside Sports, at S p. m.
The Goods. defending cham
pions.' ruled slight favorite on
the basis of their Major League
play this year. East Side. a former
champion and runnerup last year,
has played magnificent ball during
this tournament and would not be
scoring an upset if it should win
over the Goods tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

explained THAT will pay dividends later expect to stay In
boxing promotion"
Noble thoughts, Nickie. Good luck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

What 1 interested In most is good show Londes
Evening star., 1942-07-12

WHAT A SHIP! Wing tip to wing
tip-2l2 feet! Eighty tons of threat
to the Axis! 1t took 500 engineers,
technicians, mechanics to put it
together. "Nels" Baird, Project
Engineer, is one Of Americas
"People Who Do Things" says:
II try to keep myself in condition BY
getting plenty of exercise 1nd eating
good foods. The new XIX not only gires
tifamins and minerals, but 4 knock
ont faror-a taste that's diferent'"
Evening star., 1942-07-12
HOLLYWOOD Uses ITs HEAD
War scarcities have
hit the movies-but
there's an answer!

there's an answer!
z 4 YHEN Uncle Sam recently placed
w 1900 items used in making mo-
ton pictures on the priority list,
he gave Hollywood mass headache.
All the towns biggest producers, who
normally scream murder unless their sets
resemble the Parthenon, ordered carpen-
tiers to straighten used nails and paint sets
with one coat only.
But such makeshift economy could not
beat priorities involving 2O,86O,OOO feet of
lumber and panels; 35,693 pounds of
aluminium, brass and copper; 2,022,5O
feet of electric wire, and l2,462 kegs of
nails - all needed within the next year to
make sets and keep studios running
A solution, however, is in sight - and
it's just matter of digging up an old
Hollywood trick - the process stage"
A process stage enables producers to
take photograph of house, a seashore
or crowd at the Yankee Stadium and
project this picture upon seml-transpar-
ent screen to create a background for
actors. They can even photograph a PIC
ture of something and use that.
Formerly, producers shied away
from this hocus-pocus. They felt that
if the public knew a scene showed
merely picture of building as back
ground, their prestige would be low
cred. But today is no time to be fussy,
so they're all dusting off their process
stage equipment.
Suppose set calls for harem members
to lounge in vast hall with numerous
arches and pillars. When the process stage
is used, small painting serves for the
actual hall. The painting is photographed,
made into a slide, projected in any size
desired and the director is ready to pose
his beauties.
And the saving is not only in materials
- the studio gains precious time because
there is nothing to tear down afterward.
Another factor that is giving the process
stage a terrific boost is the Army's re-
strictions on location trips. Now, if the
script calls for desert scene, a picture
of desert can be made into slide and
presto, the cameras are ready to roll.
1t takes more than war to lick Holly
wood! -H0YT BARNETT
Evening star., 1942-07-12
And here's crspness and nutritional value . i

XIX is different in taste, yes! But it's
different other ways, too! Those little
golden bubbles" have a crunchiness
and crispness that rare in corn cereals.
They're actually shot out of high-tem-
perature guns!
Notice the savory nuttiness and deli
cate corn mellowness of the nesU Xix.
The tempting flavor of Xix blends
ideally with your favorite fruit and milk
or cream.
And consider this! Of all ready-to-eat
corn cereals, Xix is the only one $50
far as we know that gives you full-grain
strength of corn's important vitamins
and minerals. Pkxs corn's energy valxe.
See your package.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-10-17
New Evidence
In Florida
Sugar Farm Case

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)-
pray for me-" wrote one OF the
boys of the Is mothers who signed
affidavits Monday giving evidence
to the Birmingham Branch Of the
NAACP for turning over to the
FBI purporting to show that scores
of Birmingham youths are being
held against their will on sugar
farms near Clewiston, Florida.
Willie jenkins, 10, wrote his
mother, Mrs Rosa jenkins, OF 1850
Lewis Street, Brighton, 'don't let
Samuel, Gulley, Lois this brothers
and sister, come down here be-
cause this is no place for them" "
"All the boys are sending back
for their fare back home, but I
won't, cause I know you don't have
it. I have been sick an Id have a
rising on my leg. We have a hard
time down here with $500 day.
Several boys left hoboing but they
are in Jail. I started to do it and
changed my mind. When get back
won't let anybody fool me away.
Pray for me-" Thus wrote David