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Evening star., 1942-08-09

ATTRACTIVE EFFICIENCY APT, SUIT
able or 3 girls; everything furn Call
Taylnr IS46
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR

33 RANDOLPH PL. NV RIM, KIT.
inclosed porch, bath, c.h.w., clean; couple.
Between RS. N Capitol sts. NO. 1892.
GENTLEMEN. . OR 3. OR COUPLE, DE-
sirlng quiet, restful SURROUNDINGS in which
to relax: large rm. glassed sun porch.
kit -dinette, refg.; mr.. bath with shower;
excel neighhd: 9Th ST. bus. 14th st. cars.
Gentle: permanent. 1854 Spr. rd. NV,
CO. $3.50
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

a29 G ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH,
2rd a rear apt, $50 mo-; newly painted
and rapered. JESSE L. HEISKELL 11l5
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OR > ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath, preferably in apt. house in NV. sec
tion nr. Columbia rd. or Mt. Pleasant. not
couple, no children: best refs: mos. or
more lease satisfactory: furnished or un
furnished. Box 319-T. Star.
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A JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH
Sun before l pm. and Mon. after 8.
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sIl BUCHANAN ST. NW-BEDRM., KIT.
FrRidalre. util.; employed gentle couple
Ia. 1493.
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7-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE, COMPLETE
ly furnished on car line: 25 min, 10 Gown
Md Wisconsin O659 efter pm
1424 PERRY PL. NW-6 RMS, 2
baths. gas heat: for rent or sale. nicely
furn.; good cond
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED

WANTED-APT HOUSE; HAVE CLIENT
with substantial cash payment. apt.
house up to 100000 L. H. THADEN,
WI S440
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GENTLEMAN TO SHARE GROOM APT.
on 18th st. with another. Call Sunday
after ln RA H3kh
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, OR :, BEDROOM HOUSE, UNFURN.;
NV, Foxall Village or 49th and Mass. pre-
ferred; wanted Sept. lis, for yr. or long
er; S9GSl10: best refs. Mr.. Pullman. WO.
lAoa. Sun. l0-o. or week daXS. %
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-ONE ROOM;
kitchen, bath everything furnished VII
MI. 94S5 Apt. 204 between 10 am. and
a
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NND DEUVITI
desire small furn. apt. in southeast sec,
vic. CT fla. ave. Cell betw90o . a MS D,''.
Sun coll after pm. on Nor. HI 1857.
YOUNG COUPIE DESIRES @-ROOM FUR
nj he'd or u0fu~n rr0a a. permanent,
NV. section, preferably vic, Wis. ave. Call
| 7 mos
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JEFFERSON ST, NV, 1@1I.
Very comfortably furnished 6 rooms,
inclosed rear porch, automatic heat, in
excellent condition; large rear yard rea-
Sonable rental.
sOLDANO REALTY CO,
OK Eve CT NJ w ME- 1900
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RESEARCH ENGINEER, . OR 3 BEDRM
furnished house, NV. or Md. Oliver S21T.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL DESIRES AT
bedrooms; must be in excellent condition,
NV section tAlice Deal H. S. area; near
transportation; will pay $3.50. Box 405-
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BY AUG. I5th-EMP. COUPLE DESIRES
furn 1st-h liv. .-bedrm., kit, bath apt,
Frigid, S35 and $40. Box 401-T, Star. To-
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WANTED TO RENT 3-BEDROOM HOUSE
or apartment. unfurnished. at not more
than SS5. within hour from White House
by bus and reasonably close to school and
shopping. Occupy any time before Septem-
Der l s. Call Chestnut $500.
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sIIITI,AND DISTRICT, 3O6 BoXwood dr.,
Morningside Village, Md.--Eoard and room,
Q gentlemen or married courle. IL
1924 WOODLEY PL,, mr.. Shoreham-Va-
cancy young man: excellent transp.; re-
fiped home: gentle; sood food, AID 0244.
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WANTED, GENTLE GIRL SHARE q
room apart. with = Govt workers, North
west reasonable OR 1890
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.

NEAR COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th ST. NV,
overlooking Rock Greek Park-Two spaci-
Gus rooms, kitchen, bath. magnificent bldg
Restricted ownership. Rental value. 500
ger mo. Price completely furnished, Sd
1rHI
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TO TOWN, near Navy Yard
and Boiling Field; private home. Can
Franklin 1922 week days.
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BASEMENT APT, PRIVATE ENTRANCE
and bath, studio room, kitchen, refrigera-
tor, cleo. and heat. AT. 1910. 5ll2
QuarleS st. KcnilWorth. Nd.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WIFE OF FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER.
with son. desires attractlyely furnished
wilson Sp High sfs2n School sent R No 5ss
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES 2-BEDRCOM
apt, well fnrn,; NV. section. good transp.
RELIABLE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE
duraion: ata TOP ren So 9s7 viii buy furni
ture Box 316-T, star 10.
RELIABLE COUPLE WISH TO LEASE 9
bedroom apt, furnished; prefer large build
ing; pay I'D to $3.50 monthly. Box 222-I,
Star.
SMALL, UNFyRNIsHED, IN APT. HOUSE,
NE preferred. Box Boat. Star
THREE YOUNG LADIES DESIRE TWO
room furnished apartment in NV. section.
EMPLOYED MOTHER WITH WELL
trained high school children. 2 or 3 rms;
kit and bath, comp. furn: Near school
an and @ sransp Feasonaole; aos u prefer pvt home
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS UNFURNIsHED
Groom apt, mr.. Conn., ave NV Bargain
home or apt. house, OCCUPANCY August
18th or Sept st, Box 264-V, Star.
BRITISH !! ARMY Army! OFFICER REQUIRES
bath vic. Dupont Circle co. 1850
REFINED COUPLE, 14-YR. GIRL DESIRE
furnished rooms, kitchen; utilities; north
west section: S50-S60. Box 430-T. Star.
BEST CARE GIVEN VALUABLE FuRNI-
eeTe eerpsneny Lease oedT2Gms
NV. only. Warheld 6936 Monday.
BY AUGUST 15-4sMALL UNFURNIsHED
art, northwest section preferred; S30S45.
Met. 4lS0 Sunday morning,
= RMS, KIT, REDRM., BATH. REFRIG-
crater; Sc or Anacostia, mr. Navy Yard;
Tor Arg. | .; young couple. Ii 3691.
RELIABLE ADULT FAMILY WANTS 4 OR
D rm. apt. or fiat, by Sept. /. in Sc. or
Anacostia; must be near bus or car line
HI. 0175-M.
UNFURN. APT WITH 3 OR / BEDRMs;
must be reasonable and in good condition
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, UNFURN. .
bedrm. NV. apt. by perm Govt. empl,; To-
cal refs. furn. North 0s5S
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT. AT ONCE.
AFFLECK, 2423 Pa. AVE. RE. s663.
2 OR 3 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
with bath; NV preferred, by responsible
couple TR. 1857 Sunday, 10 to -.
BY SEPT lst = RESPONSIBLE YOUNG
couple desire furnished apartment NV.
section preferred; will provide own linens
and utensils: 500 maximum. WO. 1853.
WRITER WANTS UNFURNIsHED APT,
NV. one or two bedrooms; october | occu
pancy; not over S75. Box 37S-T, Star.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG COUPLE WITH
baby desire 2 rooms, kitchen and bath, un-
furn Phone Franklin 5000.
l OR . ROOMS KITCHEN. PRIVATE
ton nr.. Columbia rd. or Mt Pleasant. not
later than Sept. 1st occupancy; employed
couple. no children; best refs; mos. or
furnished, Box 849-T, stax,
MAN AND WIFE WITH Al REFERENCES
will take unusual care of your Broom
| furnished apartment; not over $40; Sept.
|. Box BAIT, Star.
3 REFINED ADULTS DESIRE 2-BEDRM.
apt, furn. Sept. 1st; perm. TR. 2047.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK SECTION.
& rooms and bath, garage, semi-de-
(coaD: convenient to bus and cars.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1910 < ST. DI lOt3
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family want furnished house with 3 bed
rms, 2 baths and maids room and bath,
sjnnd soofie Henr noTR cree8 ,+ ~ Toii
$50 month. Phone SH 1912 or write
RoT 1S-S. Star
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ROOMS RENT. NORTH CAROLINA

GREENSBORO, N. CO extra nice rooms,
lovely Sunset Hills home, private: rooms
sdjoin baths; bus line, 10 minutes city
Mrs Cooley, 20Q4 Madison ave.
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EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES ONE OR TWO
rooms, kitchen and bath, unfurnished, in
NV. section. Immediately; good transp.
Woodley 67Sl. o.
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sires or ? bedroom ant, bath kitchen
cite in apt. bldg or pvt home Or small
house, NV section. North 1898
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? OR 3 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT,
kitchen and bath, for Army officer, wife
and one child: not over $500 Call MI.
lQh&. CAPT MCCOY o.
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kit Frigidaire semi-pvt bath, nicely
furn: S65 one block to buses; eentles'
employed Phone GE. 96o6 or 4162.
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WIDOW HAS FURN BEDROOM FOR .
ilOl West Vireinia ave ne, Apt. ..
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BASEMENT, ROOM, KITCHENETTE
and bath, $50 month. Phone Ludlow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
BY HARRY GRAYSON
(NEA Service Sports Editor

New Haven Former associates
claim Yale really got someone in
Howard O'Dell.
"a fine football mind" says Dr.
Jock Sutherland, who drilled and
brought out the Els new coach at
Pittsburgh.
"A thorough student Of football, |"
asserts Dick Harlow of Harvard.
"Odell is well grounded in funda-
mentals, is a good teacher and has
always been associated with sue
cessful teams" explains George
Munger of Pennsylvania.
"EIe is exceptionally sound" de-
clares Harry Stuhldreher of Wis
corisin.
HOWE Odell will use a single
wing, unbalanced line attack.
It may also be called modified
Warner system, although the modi-
flcations have been so many that
Pop himself would not recognize
his brain child.
Odell is scientific coach. He
believes that careful analysis OF
every play from moving pictures Is
more important than observations
during q game.
Odell charts every play, offensive
and defensive.
He finds out the percentage OF
success of every play and why It
works.
He discovers why plays do not go.
He runs films back and fortn'
makes notes. This with the other
coaches, so they all have clear
perspective 81 the success and fail
ure of plays against certain types
of defense.
During the off-season, odell
studies every play, keeps q chart IN
which he grades players individual
". SO much for effort. so much
fro ability to carry out assignments
well, and so on down the line until
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
Last Lightweight Bout For Sammy AngOtt:
Cigar Putting Mathews Wins
SprintS The Old Mans Way
Is Just Swift
Enough To Top
Younger Rivals

Hall Of Rice, who had done :00.6
and Jimmy Metcalf Of Oklahoma
A. and NJ, who had Q .0o.7 on the
books.
In the Colorado Indoor Re-
lays ct Boulder, redoubtable Or
vile rode 1900 miles In an auto
mobile, smoking an indetermin.
able number Of stogies, to run
so yards against Bob Dey, Colo
radios :O5.2 phenofn. He shook his
ancient hooks fast enough to beat
the home towner In In :06.5.
RAPID RESPONSE
TO STARTERS GUN
The Chickashn Cheroot usually
gets his lead between 10 and 80
yards out
Coach Jacobs says Me thews re-
spends faster to q starters pistol
than any Ycn-smoker he's ever
tutored, except possibly Whitley
Cox, the Tulsa Torpedo Of 1884.
"Orville Is q driver" explains
Jacobs. "EIe bows his neck and
runs like q wild bull"
Mathews has taken colleg lei.
surely. He graduated from Chick
asha High School in the winter Of
1895, attended Southern California
as a freshman In 1936-S6, moved to
Oklahoma as a freshman In 1885,
81, but failed to finish.
ELEVEN YEARS OF TRACK;
DOUBLES IN FOOTBALL
He quit educational pursuits In
1898, returned to Oklahoma to
wind up his freshman year In
1930-30 and at long last Orville
was q varsity man.
He doubles in football, was all
state quarterback in high school
and played three years of Sooner
ball. His track career extends
back IL years, when he won the
Oklahoma Interscholastic 100-yArd
title. He set high school marks
in 1888 9.6 for the 100, :2l.2 for
the 220.
Since he decided to settle down,
he has been q good student, Is
enrolled in the School Of Education,
will coach after graduation.
Between puffs, Orville Mathews
has come long way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
Another Grudge Fight?

Within the Haven Arena machmakers an
Nathan Bill Weinberg
request week
viii time get shape And thereby hangs tale
Weinberg with the Coast Guard, and
tined New York few weeks Weinberg beat Boston Johnny
6kOr Jack Sharkeys heavy proee for the New England
heavyweight title whatever that means Mann always claimed that
holds that title beat Charley and George Fitch
Weinberg repeatedly boastful giving Mann the
n" ct their Guard word led to another,
started swngineso the Now Mr. BgEars
q New Haven heard about the miup and lost time signing the
pair main which turn out be "a gudge battle
that not figure to pack the Arena but turn be the
6st Of the this state both think boxing SCIENCE
b Albright with bread, but they don't like bread
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15

who provided laughs
February
bicycle the heater
trday with the applause audience ringing
actor to out? He g. the tramp
bicycle act for IS years never speaking single word while stage
will Charley Eagle challenge
Tampa and promises Thomas buster
given h by Joe Oaty recently that misses Eagle
Mann Weinberg still
figure what Abe Greene, president
Cokey Connecticut Oatty before
affair Hartford Greene and Coskey friends Abe
bitter, Ocaty
two years ago because he said he heard bells ringing his head
Keys CLIP golf bulletin
six packed in small the
league play Monday another
smiling
his "A" ration card alive, Don't sncker
week." Tim Nolan Of Chase Office form industrial
boba1 league Meeting next Tuesday YNCA at with
geady to or more wanted.
Wv "
Phil Barbour operator Of the Wooster
to Army and Navy Relief agencies that it gets
sensation reatX raising
including the friend young
Bobby Whitaker
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
Army, Navy Relief |
Funds Given $4,000
At Narragansett|
(NEA Telephoto)

Pawtucket, r. T., May IA. - The
Army Relief Fund received a total
Of $10,S72.5l and the Navy Relief
Fund $l6,138.52 as their share Of
the proceeds Of special War Chest
races staged during Narrangansett
Parks 25-day spring meeting, fig
ures released today by President
James Z. Dooley reveal. An addi-
tional $6,9063S will be divided be-
tween the Red Cross and the nUited
Service Organizations. The total
contribution to the Navy Relief in
cludes a special $500 donation made
to various Navy relief benefits by
Narragansett Park.
A breakdown OF the complete fig.
ures for the 25-day meeting shows
that Narragansett Park contribute
ed a total Of $50, 227.41 to war re-
lief agencies and local charities, in
Guiding donation Of $3.50 to the
East Providence Community Fund
not previously announced. This
means that the average daily contfi-
button of Narragansett to the war
chest and local charities at the
spring meeting was $2,320.O0.
Actual cash donations made BY
Narragansett Park to the War
Chest and local charities totalled
$33. 20O.74, an average Of $1,33l.2S
for every day that the track opers
ated. This amount contributed die
rectly by the racing association it
self, was made up Of the following
donations: Army Relief, $7,O73. 81;
Navy Relief, $5.206.S7; purses and
expenses Of additional races, $3.50:
local charities, $l6,750. The latter
amount was comprised Of an $4,000
contribution to the United Com
munity Fund, q $1,000 contribution
to the Catholic Charity Appeal and
the contribution to the East Provi-
dence Community Fund.
Extra Races
Narragansett held extra races on
all i've Saturdays of its meeting,
with the proceeds from the bettirg
and breakage on these events going
to the War Chest Fund. On open
ing day, April II, entire proceeds OF
the extra race, $5.206.87, went to
the Navy Relief Fund. and an add.
tional $5,20687 was contributed by
the tarck. On the final day Of the
meeting, May 0, entire proceeds Of
the extra race, $7.073.87, went to
the Army Relief Fund and an addi-
tional $7,O73.S7 was contributed by
the track.
Extra races on the three inter-
vening Saturdays realized q total of
ST., 1883. OF this, 90 per cent.
or iO,449.56. was divided between
the Army and Navy Relief Funds.
Forty per cent, or $6.o66.37. was d.
yided between the Red Cross and
the USO.
Even greater contributions for the
War Chest and local charities are
expected from NaTragansett Parks
summer and fall meeting, which
runs through AZ days, from August 10
through September 26.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
v v v v v v v v v
NAUGATUCK SOFTBALL

Naugatuck, May 15-U. s. Rub
ber's defending champions scored
their first 1912 triumph at the ex-
pense OF scrappy Eastern Malle-
able Iron team In a Naugatuck In
dustrial league opening day thriller
at Recreation Field recently.
Billy" RADIO allowed the Ironmen
but five hits. three of which they
collected In the first inning, while
his mates combed Lou Steffanelli
for ten.
The "Reds" took an early lead
BY scoring a run in each of the first
two frames only to find themselves
In a 20 deadlock as the result of
q triple by NJ. Kleban and some
daring base running by Steffanelli
IN the sixth inning.
However, In the final frame. Gum
noud hit the first pitch for single
TO center, Shannon followed with a
home run to right. Mengacci singled
ana scored later on an infield error
TO put the Rubbermen ahead Seq.
Malleable countered with a run in
their half OF the inning but had to
be cOntented with the short end OF
the count as RADIO struck out one
man and forced the other two to
pop weakly 10 the infield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
RTED
s 81 = Il |h . R|z = l. = !
HOWE OdeII Is a MOving-Pcture Coach But That
Doesn't Mean Yale Hasn't Man to Put Sharp
Teeth Back in the Bulldog

he finds the II players who per-
formed best during each game.
Like most successful coaches,
Odell works all year around on
football. If he is not looking at
moving pictures he is plotting
plays with other members Of the
staff, holding discussions with quar-.
terbacks during the college term,
holding discussions with other
coaches about plays.
AS a scout, Odell ranks with the
best in the business.
He has q Photographic eye that
detects the slightest flaws In the
defense and at the same time de-
velops a defense that can thwart
the striking power of the opposi-
ton.
With Howard Odell in command,
Yale football is on the right track
at last.
Now all the Blue needs is players
to put teeth in the Bulldog. >
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
Oklahoma Star
Breasts Tape,
Lights Up Rope
By BURTON BENJAMIN
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent

(NEA Service STAFF Correspondent
Chicago, May IS. = the husky
sprinter came barrelling up the Gin
der track, his legs churning like pis-
tons, and breasted the tape.
winner, 100 yard dash, Orville
Mathews" the judges announced.
"Time-nine and eight-tenths
seconds, sang the timers.
The sprinter logged easily along
the track, regaining his wind. John
Jacobs, Oklahoma coach, dashed
up.
zine race, Orville," he beamed,
slapping his pupil on the back.
Thanks, COACH" replied Math-
ews laconically. Gimme stogie,
will you?"
Jacobs, who does not smoke,
pulled q cigar out of his pocket.
His victorious athlete smiled q
thank you and trudged off to the
locker-room for a few relaxing
puffs.
RECORDS WOULD GO
IF HE WERE SERIOUS
Fantastic? Not a bit. This hor-
rendous tale of athletic dissipa-
ton is the story Of Oklahoma's
star sprinter and football quar-
back who is going through school
the long way. His age is generally
given as 26 or, in wagner quarters,
as near 30".
Orville Mathews has been mar
ried three years, lives a family
mans life of cigars, house slippers
and Sunday golf. He Is an indo-
lent trainer often retires in the
wee hours, has a prediction for
cigars and an occasional brew.
Orville could probably break rec
ords If he took his track seriously.
Coach Jacobs, who does not recon-
mend the rope" for his younger
boys, points out that "Orville is a
family man and, like most athletes,
retired or otherwise, likes to smoke"
That practically puts Orville in
the Jim Thorpe era.
Mathews runs Just fast enough
to win. In the Texas Relays in
Austin, he romped home in 10
flat in the century beating Billy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
B. Lachance Team
Wins F-A Pin Title

The Franco American Social
Clubs Mems Bowling League ended
its season with two important bat
ties. Three teams were tied for third
place. A. Adam coming out on top
by beating Pop Boucher by two pins
and outclassing Art Leclerc. Armand
by the way will be doing. his bowl
ing for Uncle Sam starting next
week. The other battle was for high
average. Going into the last week
Dan Manseau was leading Marco
aChance by three pins. But on the
last night LaChance put together
strings of 1914, 1876, 1913 for 1888 to-
tai while Dams 1868 was not quite
enough. The final average being
1925 for LaChance to 117.15. Dan
LaChance also was captain of the
first place team. Claude Cyr also
came in for some of the glory by
coping high single of 159 and high
three of Ali.
The Champs will be feted at the
Franco hall, with the girls league
champs Saturday night, May %.
Final Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
ODELL TO JUNK
YALE'S HUBBLE

New Haven Conn, May 10. luP)
Howard OdelI, 81, Yale univefs
sitys new football coach, looked
over the Eli prospects for the fall
today, and announced; !.
sThere Isn't thing In the world
that we can think OF to do that we
wont try to do next fall, Just say
we're going 10 do the best joD We
can"
OdelI, fresh from the coaching
star at University Of Wisconsin,
said the Yale team this fall woIld
use the single Wlngback system.
eliminating the huddie before the
play as q timeswaster.
odelI conferred with Captain
elect spence OAfseley and Athlste
director ogden Miller, and said hs
was weIlspleased with his new posi-
ton,
He succeeds Dr. Emerson spike
Neleon a. head football coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
Angel, Robert At
New Britain Tonight

New Britain, May is. - Despite
the fact that for three months VET
eran and competent sportswriters
have been preparing his champion
ship obituary, Maurice (The Angel
Tillet of Paris, France, is going into
the defense of his title against won
Robert Of Montreal. Canada, tonight
at the Stanley Arena, supremacy
confident that when 1t Is all over
he will still be king of the heavy
weights. These men point to the
fact that the "Angel" has lost a
lot OF zip this year and his wrestling
has been none too impressive dur
ing the early spring months, They
point to Talutlis draw with him q
few weeks ago In New Britain as an
indication that Tillet Is slipping.
However, the ANGELS" camp points
right back at his succession Of VIC
tories over the leading men In the
game.
Robert has been cunning for this
match and he regards II as his
supreme test OF the now waning
At1Dok pSMnons &A- - FsNhky hs5 $3.50
strong and he has been training
faithfully In the hope that he might
be signed OF meet the champ. The
bout will feature the weekly wrests
ling program and II viii be over
the conventional championship
course OF the best two out Of three
falls 70 win with . Commute time
limit.
In the seFnl- final, two Of the clean
est WrestleFs IN the game Will
tangIe. They are sliding Billy Han
sen and Leo Nnna. Both know
practically 81 there Is To be known
about the game and both are ex-
teemeIy popular with the mat fans
Of the city. This will be one OF
three 80 minute bouts that make
40 the UNDERGRAD.
In one 0f the other two. Les
Ryan, fr0meF star FoFdham athlete,
win take on Hans Kampfef, the
powerful German from Philadelphia
and n the other, Babe Caddock Of
New haven viii tangle with Rudy
pavtelg Of Wisconsin, The afst
hoiik Will start At $40 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-15
Princeton, Yale In
Lacrosse Clash

New Haven, May l5--The greatr
est Princeton lacrosse team in her
history comes to New Haven tOmor-
row bent on clinehing the national
championship, having toppled Sue
eessively John Hopkins, Maryland,
and Navy, the Big Three Of Nary
land lacrosse. The game Is at 2:SO
on LaCross field. Yale, also, has
her best lacrosse team IN recent
years, having cllnched the ". y.
lacrosse league title by decisively
beating Harvard 1873 last Wednes-
day without the services Of Captain
Il X. (PunIkyl Dell. Yale has Lost
only one game, that TO Army So,
whereas Princeton, playing In SITTER
competition Is undecided, FOR Con-
necficut lacrosse fans, this game
kliDnld DO the game Of the year,
The Yale team admits Prlucet0Il's
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for. the entire starting lineup, COM
POSED completely OF Juniors and
seniors. The plethora OF colnpEes
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keeping the team h top form, but
the win TO win e present. The lineup
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