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Evening star., 1942-03-23

Giants. who loaded up with all the
sh1ggers they could buy, are on the
bottom. And the World Champion
New York Yankees are IN the
middle.
Although they haven't limited
their opposition to the major
leagues. the Phils are sporting A
five-came winning streak that
should be enough to bring new
hope to the long suffering fans back
home, to say nothing of Owner
Gerry Nugent, whose dollars are at
stake.
At the moment, however, the
longest winning streak in the citrus
circuit belongs to the Pittsburgh
Pirates. who have won seven in a
row since dropping pair at the
start and stand in second place
among the 16 teams of the major
leagues.
Like the PhilS. the Pirates claim
a couple of double-A clubs among
their victims. but they also have
won two games each from the Chi
cago Cubs and the Philadelphia
Athletics and one from the Chicago
White SoX.
Washington's Senators are keep
ing up their lively pace with 10 vic
tories in 13 starts. all against major
league opponents. The Mats have
split a pair with the Yanks and
the BROOKLYN Dodgers and lost one
Dat
decisions over the Giants. two over
the Cleveland Indians and one each
over the Boston Red Sox, Boston
Braves and Detroit Tigers.
The st. Louis Browns, who swept
two games from the Braves over
the week end, have won five of their
seven starts, although the others
were against minor league teams
and the Brooklyn "B" squad.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Harvard Poet Seurcher After Truth in Ring
John BuItt Ought to Learn Something From A. A. u Final

fight, unexpectedly floored, Bulhtt
lapsed into the language of the
literati as he jumped up, ex-
claiming:
"Swounds, I should take it, for
it cannot be I am pigeon-livered,
and lack gall. From this time
forth, my thoughts be bloody, or
be nothing worth!'
Then he let his fists falkland
fioored the other guy.
Evening star., 1942-03-23

Of a sore arm. Bill did such fine
Job of it, though, that he'll be re-
warded with more tests.
Against Carl Hubbell the Mats
were feeble specimens, collecting
only two hits as New York snatcheo
a 10 lead off Masterson in the fifth
inning through the medium OF an
error, a single and two walks.
When bespectacled Bob Car
Hunter took over in the sixth, how
ever, the Mats became troublesome
Bruce Campbell, George Case. Stan
Spence and Roberto Ortiz contrib
uted successive singles and Short
stop Bill Jurges Clipped in with an
error to present the Mats four runs
Successive singles by Case. Spence
and Ortiz gave Washington its other
two runs in the ninth.
Washington was to seek Its
eleventh win in IA exhibition games
here today at the expense Of the St
Louis Browns. The Mats also will
face the Browns tomorrow at Deland
and will meet the Red Sox here on
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
.Trojans Plan 'He-Man
Sports 10 Prepare
Students for War
Golf, Tennis, Archery
Out Under Program
Of Dolly Combat

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 23.-Male
students under Is at the University
Of Southern California soon will be
spending one hour each day, five
days a week, in a broad program Of
rugged physical activity.
Boxing, wrestling, intramural
football, rugby and hand-to-hand
fighting will be a part Of the new
program. Gone will be such ac-
tivities as bowling. tennis, archery,
golf and dancing. They were
classed as too light for this new
policy of conditioning.
DR.. Rufus B. Won Klein Smid
announced the new program. To
be put into effect next fall. if not
this summer, it is a move to ready
men for war.
The university, a leader in the
program, issued statement ex-
pressing belief that Uncle Sam
needs men physically At, and the
best way to get them in condition
Is a program of activities stressing
competitive, combative endeavor.
Evening star., 1942-03-23

should determine whether the
Harvard lightweight is as handy
with his hands as his head.
Bullitt, a college junior, has
done well in intercollegiate box
ing. Veteran Boston fight men
point to his stiff left jab and hard
right cross, predicting a bright
fighting future for the literary
lad-if he would forget that Eng
lish professorship.
Like Gene Tunney. the Harvard
youth sees a parallel between his
poetic and pugilistic pursuits. I'm
poetry and boxing" he said after
his last workout, AL my en-
deavors are devoted to q search
for truth" Which probably makes
him the first fighter to search
for anything but an opening.
The story goes that IN one
Evening star., 1942-03-23

was just more newspaper talk. Inat
seemed to sum up the general atti-
tude at College Park where the stu
dents were hopeful but pessimistic
There was unfeigned interest, not
to say anxiety, concerning the fu-
ture of AL Heagy and AL Woods. line
and backfleld mentors, respectively,
who, with Jack Faber. made up last
seasons coaching triumvirate. The
students, particularly gridmen who
are returning, wanted to know how
the change affected this pair.
Praise Heaxy and Woods.
'Is Shaughnessy going to keep
them or bring his own staff they
asked. And to a man they want
both back.
"Heagy is one hellova line coach. y
said one burly young man. You
can talk about MuSh Dubofsky at
Georgetown and all those other guys
but I'll take Al any day. He
doesn't say much and doesn't get
much publicity. but he knows his
stuff. I hope he stays
woods is good, too" spoke up an
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Hogan Sets Links Pace
With $6,158 Winnings
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PINEHURST, N. c.. March 23.-
Ben Hogan of Hershey. Pa, again
leads golf professionals in money
winnings and points amassed for the
Vardon Trophy.
Fred Corcoran. bureau manager of
the P. G. A., announced that Hogan
has won $6,158 this year and has
1877 Vardon Trophy points. Sam
Snead is second with $5,016 in win
nings and 102 points.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Three Glasses of A. A. u.
Fives to Have Tourney

Closing dates for entries in the
District A. A. u basket ball tourna-
ment for los, l20 and 1876 pound
teams is Wednesday at 9 pm. with
Ollie Dryer, Central Branch Boys
Club, 230 c street NV.
About 20 entries already have been
received. Among some of the out
standing teams listed are ST Mat
thew's, Parochial School League
champion Sacred Heart, loser of
only one game this season, and Alex
andria Boys Club. a favorite to re-
tain the 135-pound title taken last
wear.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
BY BOB BROEG,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

BOSTON, March %. Red
haired John Bullitt, "poet laure-
ate" of fair Harvard, wants to be
Cd a professor of English, CD a
National A. A. u. 135-pound box
ing champion-and he'll find out
tonight whether he ought to stick
to his books or his battles.
So far. the 20-year-old Port
land, Me-, scholar has mixed
Shakespearean sonnets with tistic
lullabies, committed 1000 lines Of
verse to memory and committed
mayhem on his ring foes. But
tonight's New England A. A. U.
finals, forerunners to the national
tournament here next month,
Evening star., 1942-03-23
CIork's Hep to Inside of Pro Football, Too

probably will give not only HagerY ao i
professionals as well
football fellow wooo oe
Shaphnessv has been one OF the master mnos
Chicago Bears nouesnab interesting and the o Oh all
Hes quite shaughnessy Curey Byrd pretty eooo
better Ie
the IT formation Is notnhg new
Everybody football system But
extent ne Is almost
moreand this by way OF ILLUSTRATING '
sort of isShaughney plans in advance tne
talked with him week ago ne mao IL
He of olnteratacks against all possible oe
fense 1945'
fellow other 1ootoaH
have IN ope with and the budup seems 10
of Peshlng Rockne Mct'rd"
that more people VII"
no College Parkn fall than has been usual
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Headquarters Wins Title

Headquarters Company basket ball
team is champion of Fort Myer. It
took the title yesterday by defeat
ing Company c. 1881, in the final of
tournament at Georgetown's Ryan
gym. Marsonek's 10 points was in
dividual high for the winners.
Evening star., 1942-03-23

Runs batted in-Mize. Spence. Ortiz (2),
Vernon (2), Gale. Two-base hit-Early.
stolen base-Case. Double play-vernon
to Repass to Vernon. Left on bases--Na-
tionals, g; Giants. 8. First base on balls
on Masterson. s; on Carpenter. o Of
Kennedy. 1. Struck out-by Hubbeil. 2.
Hits-On Hubbell, 2 in innings: OF Car
innings. OF Kennedy, in 4 innings.
Passed BalHDanning. winning pitcher
Masterson. Losing pitcher-Carpenter.
Umpires-Messrs Goetz IN. L. and Sum-
mers CA. L.. Time-2:1O.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
May Bon School Sports

BOISE, Idaho, March % (P).-The
State Board of Athletic Control will
meet April II to consider abolition
of all State high school athletic
tournaments until after the war.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Terps Find 1t Hard to Believe
Shoughnessy Will Join EN-
Happy Over Move, but Hope Fomed Coach
Will Keep Heoey and Woods os Aides
Nv LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Clark ShaughnessyS appointment director of athletics
football coach at the University Maryland with
approval
slightly the of his and almost unable be-
that the school landed probably the biggest
college coaching ranks.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
PhiIs on Top, Giants on Bottom
In Strange Citrus Standing
By AUSTIN BEALMEAR,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK March 23.-They don't pay of on exnloltlon
games but the in baebals grapefruit league peSe
strange pcture for preseason compeClCoi
The Philadelphia Phls who changed nothing except tne
for the campaign the top Inc new 1ork
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Boulevard Nine Scores

Boulevard A. c. baseball team top
ped Northeast Juniors nine, 5-4,
yesterday at Maryland Park for its
second successive diamond victory.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
lyons Co eaO Ready Make Hot Fight for Nat Second Base Job
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS (. STAN.
No Wonder Mon, but Just Good Coach

No Wonder Man. but Just q Good Coach
Shaughnessy will be getting into print quite
good idea to look the fellow
try his the University of Maryland will
local football
n he
Bowl
be
fall what he has
al said
the last couple of the
of football
manufacturing miracles
indefinitely Shaughnesy hit the jackpot Stanford
previous
Frankie Albert uback
of Sandee
converted
amounted to
Rose Bowl Of 94 with the
Gaeneau Co.,
he calico a just a
good
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Huoerty and FIoherty Also Are Foney Guys

his SQUADS
the heap He taught
his behave they were carrying ne
Hollywood helped IN any
delight hammng
Conference teams spen e
ball.
WELT unbeatable
Washington planning coacnlng
slate, OF because
his astonshngy mediocre Only o the
likely and probable At S1eorse'owh
Shaughnessy battle or puohc
favor Hagertv formation the old Hilltop ano
New York Giant star practically all his and not only
general scs
less radical
the few years
capable Kay
looCoa
the Hagerty and Fahery came
from the Hagertys handicap was tne
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Exhibition Baseball

By the Associated Press.
GAMES TODAY.
DODGERS VS.. Tigers.
White Sox VS.. Athletics.
Yankees VS.. Newark Il. L0.
Dodgers OBJ VS.. Braves.
Cardinals VS.. Reds.
Cubs VS.. Pirates.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nationals. 6: Giants, l.
White Sox, &: Cubs. 4.
Cardinals. 6: Yankees; j.
Pirates. 8: Athletics. 2.
DodGers. z: Reds, !.
Browns, .: Braves, ].
Indians, s: Kansas City tA.A), 4.
Tigers, 10; Red SoX. 5.
Evening star., 1942-03-23
Shouohnessy Is Called Comes Greatest Potter

Maryland going that only young
scholarships NO
backwood Maryland
socaled worthy But for
College
poeges Terapin teams have been
shaughness duties will be the hna okayne
OF
effort will be made to bring to Maryano
football Shughnessy dip
believe has
to suggest that he won't
duds
that Shaughnessy will take Mayano
definite possibility
colleges
football
hnchmenknows OF the
Shaughny He scraped tne
converted the II mto s"eam
called W1uout reasoh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11

perfectly impossible for anybody
to be an authority on nutrition he.
cnuSe all the authorities disagree.
For instance, there is your
valued colleague who believes that
h'"h blood pressure, hardening Of
the arteries and all the consc-
IucnccS Of these conditions como
from eating eggs, butter and milk.
He has proved this to his own sat
iSiactlon Oh rabbits. Every Christ
mas he goes On spree and eats
one egg, drinks a glass of milk and
eats an entire serving of butter on
piece &C breads This is his con-
cession 20 the vitamins.
"Ct curse, MS whole theory is
ut Variance with the vi:aminisss
who think that everybody should
nave an egg, glass of milk, some
butter once = day in order to pre-
vent starvation, fatigue, high blood
pressure and arteriosclerosis.
Will Ruin Reputation
Both of these crowds arc equal
J." eminent il the field of nutrition.
What are you going to do about
II: Your reputation will be ruined
10 matter what decision you make.
Il also find that there is some
!.ttle difference among people in
high authority about how to CON-
troll the war by diet. First. as sug-
gcStcd by DR.. Robert X. Williams,
= pioneer IN the field Of vitamin
research, vitamins control the
tides Of world conquest by incrcas-
ing the pugnacity and crowding
the porIlations of acrrcSsor ma
tons wnC eat y,tamin foods and
ut the same time reduce the birth
rate and undermine the vigor of
those nations destined 10 be van
luiShod who neglect vitaminS in
their diet.
CONTRARY &c that, ana accord
ing 10 DR.. Frederick lToclzcl. too
much emphasis has beer placed on
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY BGB THOMPSON
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Iiutcl-Hal.,yh

PlBIICITY-ChHrl. PARKER ,s
rui as manager vi In" State nry.s
um,au-- The States publicity o,,ic,
II" VIII gu'wlth the office OF civilian
defense within 4 few day..
rn" job is being offered Hu
Sharpe. the first ut the three mon
who have handled il. However
Sharpe will not leave his present
Job with the office al war informal
tIun unless Governor Brnt,rb-nr
kicks the state SALARY tiu above the
present Si.1nn. Sharpe soon will Inc
raised la $4,000 by the led. raj rn,.-
crumcnt and hi job T.. such tina, i,
would II" difficult 'ur any nrr m.n
L. take hold al Il without ut lea, ,
wunth 81 training.
The decision To change, u.yy. b.,.
rCau managers WAS TIE, ruiuiui,Inu
%. long and growing difference. of
opinion between Parker and ng,,,-
beers al the advertising committees ID,
"a" State Department ui. Cunsrr, 40
ton and Developments PARKER had
todd the governor that tur i,h 40,
dead. that there VA, no; enough L.
To- keep Il man busy IN these war
days. So ne WAS doing civilian do
Tense publicity a. wei a- tup5,,,
the bureau. The committee yt.-,,.r,j.,,
todd the governor that ~. re- wH- g.
iDb tu br done ing ono. Tn.,.
wanted fall Time man ON the l.n
The governor uGrccd with IN, r.-r-
m.,trr.
Obviously an impa~,c had nr,.,
r,a,.h,d hrivr,r p.,.t,,,- ,.i
committee. The governor wants :,
!.rvp Parker in his administration
but also wants the State news In
i"au To- be handled 10y - man WHO
believes in Il. So Parker goes f. D(n
and the committee e lurllIur fan. .,
man to take his place.
&
ARMY TAE-Ngain IN, United
States Army is trying Ia avoid p3,-
my sales and Use fax IA IN. san,
North Carolina III cnnu,,.ilu ,,.,,n
IN" construction ct military u,,,.
Stale tax officials have. the Agu,v,.
latest under consideration I'm.
haven't ducid q wha. can nt. -,,ulJ
hr done.
Back ~ Ami Ioi, ,n,. ........
generals uft,r. r.-l,I 10, ,..
Tor doing , ..c,-,-,r,,... 49,.
federal rny,rnr,,,, u.,,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11
SUGAR ALLOWANCES
FOR HARVEST HANDS

Raleigh. July ll.-Harvest work
erS III North Cardinals peanut.
wheat. cotton and tobacco fields MI.
hay" Swectcnin' in then. coffee md
sugar ior their pies. state Rati,u.n.
Administrator ". Y. llprflrr sad
Farmers who board seasonal l,b.,.
w'!l be granted extra sugar GLOW
InccS Al the rate of half p...Yd
Il week per worker. IA" rv.u .rd
They make application fol H., aG-
dItiuual allowances with the. I.r.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11
OFFENSE Is ONLY PART

AN ADVANCING army must
nave plenty OF drive forward to
gain ground. At the same time.
however. 1t must protect its
Hanks. In other words. the offens.
Is only part of its work. 1t is the
same with a No Trump declarer.
He is seeking to collect nine tricks
TO score his game. But he must
watch out for himself and make
sure that the opponents do not
collect five tricks before he gets
10 work on his nine Hence. he
had better have some kind of
stopper in the suit the enemy at
lacks. unless their attack falls
short through their suit be.
ing OF only four cards in length
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11

he had named twelve the terms
would be staggered So that no other
governor could name more than six.
Far be II from ACS To say tina,
the idea Is good 81 bad But this fact
should be realized The proposed
board not only would DC conS,itu-
tonalizcd-and thereby beyond con-
hoi vi the lcgislature-but also
would have more power than any
other board ever had IN the history
Jf the :tatr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11
DR.. Adrian Gibbs On
NUtritionoI Opinions

the value of enriched foods and
vitamin preparations, because too
much food and excessive catering
To appetite can wreck empires as
well rs individuals. Nitamins
make them soft.
In other words, according To
me equally eminent authorities.
pIeAty of vitamins make people
war-Iikc, or in the other opinion
plenty of vitamins make people
want to lie down and be peaceful.
:. You. my friend, are on n spot.
lou have to decide and whichever
way you decide, your reputation
Is bound 10 be gone. I would adj
wise you TO take Il postgraduate
'""tsv IN dandelion culture and
CIV, up human nutrition entirely.
Cant Understand Experts
| admit | don't quite UNDER
stand The experts myself. Just be-
iot. thc war | read I'm article about
no" the Germans could never do
any lighting because their food
hld no VltamiuS. ] also read the
same thing about the Japanese.
~ seems they have been doing a
h;t!c better than the nutritional
experts prcdicicd,s Tor the nutri-
tiGhal experts now say that the
nermarS have practiced the decor
tication Of grain Tor human use by
fay the least .xtcnsivclv of nil
-,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. Mn

Il WOULD ADVISE vou N
ret're'' said my old friend, DIR,
Adrian Gibbs the other afternoon,
The only thing you were ever
supposed to know anything about
was nutrition and nowadays il is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11

AMENDMENT-Pruprn, utS Of In"
proposed State board of education
a.ucnGmCnt 10 the State con-i.iu-
ton have persuaded FORMER Cover
nor !iocy. State Democratic Chair
man Monroe Rrddcn and other big
shots !" tax" IN active part in the cf-
tort 20 put In" thing across They
acted wisely. The thing Is gong 10
need all the help they can get. The
gr"a; majority OF people dom undcI
stand !, and North Carolluiuns have
- habit Of voting down any amend
mcm' in which thy are not COM
p."trIy sold Moreover. though the
North Carolina Education as>oc.a-
''n has publicly endorsed the
amendment a~ nave other orealli-
atoms. II is unpopular with great
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11

DIR. ClcndCning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11

Yesterdays Answer
do. Join closely
IS. Finish
. 50. AT tins moment
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11

way price and y.'.on!n4 boards. The
allowance Will be TO. jhr pc.:ud 81
employment only. the OPA official
SJiU.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-11
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
THE Authority on Authorities"

west did not actually max,
that last bid of 5-Diamonds II h,.
had, all would have beer very
Salubrious for his side. as h, cou,s
hardly have lost more than ,yn
tricks. one in hearts and one. IN
spades.
Playing at No Trumps. Eas,
was behind the cight-ball from
the start. and never had = e. .ancc
Sitting there all ready and ,ois.I
to run SIN tricks in dian ,uds
four in clubs and a spade for ,
total Of IL tricks. he u-y.~ GOT
his plan Of action startr! lIr II tn.
battle was over.
South naturally led his h,rt5
the singleton Q falling To- the X
the coming back, then IN, 6 so
that the 40 trappc! the II and
enabled South to take q nth trick
with the 6. The rest of the ricks
were. of course. EastS. put /. had
already been obliged 10 d ;card
two winners. and Their, wcr, only
eight tricks left to be taken any.
way
Van.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, Jan. % Up UNITED States
Department Of Agriculture).--11 am. QUO
tations. Cattle. 700: including 100 hold
overs: steers slow: most sales steady to
earlier; cows rather active and unevenly
strong to higher. light weight sausage
top. 1900, paid for one-h half load 1,028-
pound yearlings; load 1,07S-pound weight,
IL so; bulk. medium and good. 943-1 200
pound steers. II ,Oo-12. / 5: common kinds,
downward to 1.O25 and under; Gamer and
cutter kinds, around !6.50.:;s.25: light
weight shelly kinds, occasionally downward
to 500; medium to good weighty Holstein
cows. 8. so; sausage bulls. 9 950-10.25.
Calves. 225: vealers weak to 80 lower
than Wednesday; in-between grades un-
evenly and rather sharply lower; top on
GOOD and choice offerings. 1900; common
and medium around II .00-15.00; culls in
instances as low as 800 or under.
Hogs. 1,40O. Mostly 10 lower than
Wednesday; practical top, 1910: good and
choice, 160-2IO pounds. II s5-12.1O; 140-
100 pounds, Il $3.50: l30-l40 pounds and
ii $500: 24O-260 pounds, IL .20-45; 800
300 pounds. 11.O0-11.25; packing sows.
sheep 500. About steady with Mon:
day; few good to choice 93-pound wooled
lambs. 14.25; bulk as yet unsold.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Scrap Scarcity Lifts
Iron Ore Demand
To Record Mark
Ry the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, Jan. 22.-The scrap
iron shortage boosted December con-
sumption of Upper Lakes iron ore
to a record 7,06l,9 gross tons, the
Lake Superior Iron Ore Association
reported today.
This was an increase of 449, ,795
tons over last October's previous
monthly peak of 6,612,186 gross tons,
and brought last years consumption
to a record 1886 ,682 tons. The pre-
vious yearly high was So ,646, 900 tons
in 1929
Due to scarcity of scrap a larger
than customary percentage of ore
is being used by the steel industry
in making pig iron, the report in
dicated.
The result was a reduction in
Lower Lake ore supplies from d
record 45,534,633 tons as of Decem-
Der l to 40, ,456,893 at the start of this
year At current rate of use this
supply is expected to meet demands
until the Lakes navigation season
reopens.
Ore supplies January l were
divided 35.562, ,873 tons at furnaces
and 4,894,020 on Lake Erie docks
Ore tonnage brought down the
Lakes last season totaled 80.116, 800.
The report said 176 of 189 avail
able stacks were in blast January
/, compared with 166 year ago.