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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-09-17

freshen them up and can also re-
paint the whole house inside and
out if it needs it. There's real fun
to be had in doing such home
work on these Weekends when
you can't 60 driving in your car,
and it is now more important than
ever to keep what you have in
tip-top condition.
One especially attractive fea-
ture of this little house, which was
designed by Randolph Evans of
the Monthly Small House Club,
Inc, l40 Nassau Street, New York
City, is the use of glass blocks in
the kitchen. These Insulux glass
blocks allow as much light as ever
to flow into the room, but are nom
transparent to protect its privacy.
Glass blocks are still available for
new homes being erected in de-
fense areas, and may be incorpo-
rated without restrictions in the
dream plans for that house you're
hoping to build after the war is
won. }
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-09-17
AH-OhiO Company
Being Recruited

An all-Ohio company is being
recruited for maintenance of
combat vehicles, weapons and
ordnance equipment army of the
United States.
Men between the ages of 18
and As years are needed immedi-
ately for this work, and applica-
tions may be obtained at the Of
flee of Edgar l.. Mill, Ohio De-
partment of Highways, SO Hud-
son avenue, Newark.
Wanted are mechanics and ma
chinists, motor experts, deisel eX-
perts, automotive experts, trac-
tor mechanics, engine specialists,
automobile body repairmen, cleo
trio and acetylene welders, utili-
ty repairmen, electricians, instru-
ment repairmen, carburetor spe-
cialists, armorers, tool makers,
stock and toolroom clerks, cooks,
heavy truck drivers, painters,
chauffeurs.
Pay begins at $50 for private,
plus food, clothing and mainten-
ance. Corporal begins at $66 and
Master Sergeant up to $138. Ad-
ditional allotment by government
if men have dependents.
Here is chance to train and
enter the service with men from
your own state in work you pre-
fer. The company is sponsored
by the American Road Builders
Association. Applications must
be filed before Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-09-17

The business firms and individuals adver-
tising in the Classified Guide Page are reput-
able and offer services and merchandise that
can be depended upon. More than that they
seek your good will and patronage. Each week
they give ABSOLUTELY FREE, THEATRE
TICKETS which can be used at either the Mid
land and Auditorium theaters in Newark. All
that YOU have to do is carefully read the adVer-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-09-17
KiWaniS Club
Hears DIR. Lewis

Addressing Kiwanis club mem
bers Monday following their reg
ular noon-day luncheon was DR..
Leroy Lewis, speech professor,
Duke university, Durham, N. c..
The theme of his address was
"Threats to Democracy" and he
said our complacency and lack of
unity were two of the greatest
threats, the latter being gradual
ly overcome, but that complacen-
cy still fingers.
Guests were Lionel Crocker
and F. G.. Detweiler of Granville
and R. E. Lewis and John War
ring of Newark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-09-17

BUY u. S. WAR BONDS AND
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Federal Bur to Hear
Dr.. Skurd Today

Dr. Sigmund Skard, consultant on
Scandinavian literature at the Lii
brary of Congress, will be guest
speaker at the Federal Bar Associa-
ton at the Mayflower today. Mrs.
]. Borden Hartman, former minis
ter to Norway, will be guest of
honor.
At the next meeting of the Fed
eral Bar Association December II,
James w. Lands, director of the
Office of Civilian Defense and dean
of Harvard law school, will speak.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

Is cent pattern for Is cents, plus
cent for postage
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage, in
coins with your name, address, pat
Evening star., 1942-12-03

tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington Star
Post Office Box IS, Station o, New
York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
By Barbara Bell

you know who is 2, 3, 4, S or 6
years old!
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1723-B
Is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, and
years, Size 3 years requires 2is
yards So or 80 inch material, yards,
braid.
You'll be delighted with the Fall
Fashion Book-it contains so many
smart suggestions for styles you can
easily make at home. Send for your
copy today, it costs only Is cents.
Or, you may order a COPY with a
Evening star., 1942-12-03

For that ast-mnute gift that Chris
aches in
will be finished in half hour; the
IN several will take little The
of extra heavy the snoodn
minute gifts will be
Send II to
Washington Star, P 172, Station D. New York N Y
Evening star., 1942-12-03

The Career Girls Store
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Stadium Plays
Clover Quini

While BeIlinghsm Red Raiders
test the msttle Of Bremertons de-
Tending state champions IN a Cros.
State frsesz AZ Bremerton this Fri-
dsy night. two Tsccms prep has
kethsIl quinte,s wiIl play rnsred
out-of-town foes
Stadium Tigers. whose improve
ment tsst before the holidays wss
the talk az local hoop circles. will
play an unbesten Clover Park
Warrior team at Clover Park with
the first rame Of = twin bin slated
to start st 7:so o'clock.
The Warriors have posted
two victories OVER Lincoln and
defeated Bellarmine Ilons BY
two points In . thriller ~
Clover Park ~ tenirht's Fsuse
win serss 20 give . line IN the
strength ~ the three Tacoma
cage squads.
Lincoln Abes travel TO Long
view TO tackle 4 quintet which
ranks high In Southwest basket
circles. Coach John Kennedy was
undecided on his travelling squad
Thursday following practice
scrimmsge At Puysllup Thursday
afternoon which found the Abes on
the short end OF the score.
Other Cross State league action
this week end sends Bellinshsm 10
Seattle Prep on Saturday while
Yakima plays Eilensburg on Fri.
day and wapsto on Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Joe Savoldi
Mat Victor

PORTLAND Jumping Joe So.
void. former so,rs Dame Ali
American football star and ons-
time worlds heavyweight vrsstl-
ing champion" lnsuEuratsd return
Of wrestling 10 Portland last night
with q triumph ovsr Brother iona
than. Aslt Lake c1iys bearded
mailman. In the fifss and third
fails
villalnoas Wagner u Portland
b,rlr slammed chief Thsndsrbifd
of Vancouver. p G.. into sub
mission in - minutes IT ths s~ml.
final
cy Williams dumped Herman
Olsen of Portland ln n minutes,
Hsl RvmberK. former Washington
state football player. drew sith
VEINS nastsr 81 Monroe. and Bob
Kruss. Osusso farmer. drew sish
Larry Gunthsr Of sandy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Brave Hank
Takes On" for
Second Time

NV YORK Hank uresnberg.
smuggling outfielder of the Detroit
Tigers. announced that he Vas re-
enlisted In the army and that he
IL definitely through with base
ball for the duration.
0feenberg. home run champion
81 the American league and most
valuable player In 1910. said he
had re-eniisted two weeks ago and
Is waiting 10 be called.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

MAsHIsGTON--Ths Nar g.
partmsnt announced Friday Lieut.
Col Joseph p gtandon - m
quartsrmsstsr corps. nos 81 Port
stevens. Ore. has been assigned
a. commanding officer - TIE
Portland. Ore. ssb-Dor ~ EN-
barkatlon.
Ths department siso noted that
Lieut. Col. Phiiip D0ddndEs mas
been relieved from duty - Boiw
high school. Boise. idaho. ane has
been assigned 20 the az corps
replacement training center al
maxwell fled. Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Ed Anterior
Real Angel"
Purity" Plon Gives
Notify ssor Players

PORTLAND. ore. - with the
issi football season barely de-
iivsred to history. coseh nat,y
Matthews a the Portland I'M.
versity Pilots today announced
that with the aid AZ Pacific Coast
conference purity Commissioner
Edwin n. Anterior. he expected
to have . team 10 mop up nsxt
years independent, competition.
-Athertca tell. them they
can't play FER enc az the
other 81 the eenfer~sce
scheels. and thea maybe Ne
get them" the former Metre
Dame star announced.
with the two ne got this year
and what We have strings On FOR
next year. things look good.
mighty good"
Portland's season windup indi-
Gated truth % the statement
After fslterinr through early
weeks. Portland came back in the
final two games To beat Gonxaga
$40 and close the season with .
70-e win over Pacific Lutheran
College. undefssted In 10 starts.
three times washington Intsrcol-
legiste champions, and figured for
possible bowl bid before the
Portland eebaele
we got Meth Carr. . B~il-
inKham crater. barred from
Washington state. and IAur-
eace Caspar. . hsifhark from
Blaine. Wash. who eeuldat TO
Ia Oregon last year.
We've been hit BY the military
services. but we are not In much
worse position than anyone else.
And II Anterior keeps up the
good work. we may be q whole lot
better"
An army ban on large crowds
would not hit Portland nearly as
hard - the larger schools, since
the cut would he less. And that
gives us q little trading sdvsnt-
age Matthews said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
National Hockey

The lfs,.plsss nosssn nFsins
picked up . point es me fuansr-
40 roronso Maple L<sfs ara ns~
York Rangers Thursday night ~
shading the isfoasIya Amssiesas.
) 10 q
Toronto ana ths Rangers hsttl~d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

whose flsshy plss w.s ; rsvslssson
In New ferk last ssssnn.
Coached by TURNER professional
star. Honey nss<~il. the ssienisns
have No smsil-tims sen<auis ~tfh
l. l. q. Dartmouth. Ds Paul.
Tulane and fialy cra.. bookssi
A Less pabsisis~d pss>r.
hss-~ !. kh.s~ fssaad ssss>
u fhe New gsnisea essfes~
saes. I'D ~ ne gs.t's ssss1~
s.t perfasas~s. ~tssb<y tsswtsl
ss.ds~issshi. TIE ss~~s nk~xs
islander has scos~s . ps~-
ss"ssssi Ina psssts ~ thv~s
yesrs---ese - . fresewkas---
and l. . issding sil-Asestea
sandisiai~.
IN the Pittsburgh area. wssf.
minister college has the same start
ing rive which ~na 70 a a. starts
last seasen. ice sp&k saa stsn
waslk are highly regarded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

rusnnrua - pu<uems ~
r~>ss,1sns.
osA>r sssssvn s>sus = $500
49, c1n1nfee eoIl>Ge - u1E<1ln.
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prr<stra ne 1arn harp
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tsls. s~ss~ n<>H>ru - - ~
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MA srcssae <ssaste< - alI->un1p~
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s<ressss1 ~ - prtnls = -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

pounds. Fine eating. too. those
big cats. Wed slice them like
steaks.
Tackle Well = heavy. strong
rod. .3-pound test line and q
triple % hook. which Ia bir
one. Yes. Met. that was sport
and Id like to try II again acme
time. But. / suppose. I never
will have the opportunity"
Well. this department as a
boy, fished for cats. perch. sun
fish. bass. pike and piekerel in
Wisconsin.
That WAS far down In the
southern tip. In the Muscoda dis
triet, In an area including
Prairie DuChein. Boscobel and
Richland Center.
Like Chef. your corner COM
rade would truly enjoy fishing
once more where golden MEM
Dries were born and still burn
brilliantly.
The whole scene undoubtedly
would present a picture far diff
ferent from what we saw then.
However, such a trip would be
precious in many ways. Many
years would be retraced. many
memories revived.
You. too. undoubtedly have
similar yen Of your own. Were
all alike under the hide.
Our Game Situation
Dear Net: Let's take care of
our own game situation and not
talk about other states. We will
have all we can do II we take
care of our own situation and
go at things in the right manner.
We sportsmen might blame
ourselves bit. How many
sportsmen 30 can you get to
feed birds in frozen weather >
Tony Resell and I have bought
grain and many times dis
tributed it to game birds. Maybe
we're crazy. but maybe were
not. Many birds could be saved
If the sportsmen gave their full
est effort to help the birds
through the tough winters.
Our seasons, I believe. are
too long. We don't give game
. chance to propagate. We
sell, believe, over 100000 H.
censes each year. Most license
holders hunt. Many do not, Of
course. but every hunter en-
poets three birds the first day.
The state can't furnish birds at
that rate for \ Today season.
I'm in favor OF seasons like
this: open shooting on all game
birds the same time, limit the
season TO between five and eight
days. Deer, elk, bear from 10
TO IA days and have them run
with the duck season.
l say use some of the money
spent raising game birds and
fish in those elaborate hatcheries
by planting grain and cover in
isolated spots for upland birds.
Close the season for a couple of
years and well have lots of
game birds.
am In favor of the hen law
10 see what IL will do. Say, q
couple Of seasons.
There are too many Japs hold
ing posted land. ! am opposed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

NEW roNk - n>ssstb-Il Il .
treat svelsr amonE spcrts
TIE Fast Il an outstanding e.
ample. During ths feethsIi sessoa.
hystsrta centers sruund asrn lnssi-
taticns ~ Harvard. fsnnssis.nl..
Ferdhan. The service scscels saa
such.
geusrs winter at kssk<f-
hall spsssrss srs>e. rsp>ssesks
--ss csi,~Ee sshl~t.~s Ts-ishs
tesa lsiasd usiv~r.,ss. seton
Mail Rh.ss rsisss state sss
Usy College sf New Serh
sse.l Headlines.
Although not smoas the IVY bell
elite. thsss schools invariably turn
cut the best basketball IN tAs East.
Their players. vita no trace a.
broad a" raek Madison square
Garden. do more than hold their
own against sil-eomsrs
rhis season 10 typical OUTSIDE
Il Dartmouth. which should breeze
10 another eastern intercollegiate
title. athletic iesser-llshts prevail
POUR LgTTERME> LOST.
YET l. J. 4. ~ STRONG
Clair y. Bee has another great
team at l. I. 4. Although he lest
four lsttermen from the squad
which won as out n "a games las,
season and eopped the Garden IN
vitstion tournament. Zee has .
wealth OF talent.
Ms tasi freshman squad
"a. ssd~fessed In - games.
Frem u usatrseutste<i the
Raider twins--bse~ie ana leo.
ME. stan Nasmaa and Fr~d
Lewis Thes were nsemb~v~
ef The isss-ss James Msdises
high school team. which set .
New York metropolitan record
winning II strsiahs games.
Hank Blenders. slx foot five
inch captain. Dick Holue. an inch
taller and saul Cohen ar. veterans
The Blsekbird attack has remark.
able cohesion, In part due TO sum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

10 - sssFflms 1ra~ b fsmate
sssslssk~a Zee s>eeaa pises
rhs pesvssi nsd wsnss ssss 90
chlssss. 80. s>fsvs is.sss n s3r<
the nisek Hawhs thelr ffna
strzlghl defeat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Trojans Beat
Strong Rivals

BUFFALO. n. YIN a game
which wasn't decided until the final
whistle. Southern California hand.
ed canisus College Of Buffalo its
first defeat of the season. $3.50.
last night.
In the opening game Colorado
trounced ST. Bonaventure. s2-2s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
FRIsCH RECEIVERS

ffIT>bt HCH FfanAie Ffisch.
manager o. the Pittsburgh Pirates
baseball team. who underwent a
foot operation more than two
weeks ago. viii leave Mercy hos
piisl Sunday. IL was announced
today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

10 that and always will he. !
never will heed their signs -
long as I can fight. ! never have
recognized them.
As for fish, I think it's pretty
good. but close and keep closed
more feeder streams. rescind
the order permitting small trout
to be taken during the winter
steelhesd season and reduce the
steelhead bag limit from three
TO two q day. Also. close all
open steelhesd rivers at least
two days week when the
average man has 10 work.
I'd also like 10 see the game
commission give old people on
pension free licenses for their
respective counties
Well, Met. guess that's all
for now. Let's not be so game
hoggish. all OF us, and not 30
destructive. Let's leave some
thing for seed.
LOUIE GEIsERT. Puysllup.
Dear Louie: Thank. podner.
In other words. the present de-
psrtment policy needs a face
wash. I'll agree with you.
See you again next summer
at scotty's resort on the south
end Of Tanwax lake. Can't
promise 10 see you on any Of
our alluring and wonderful
streams. Louie, because you
know. like ! do. the trout just
"aln't" like they used 10 he.
Our rivers. ! am informed. are
To be given the go-by by the de-
partment. That ~ heart-break-
ing news. II correct Wen find
out in time but only by expert
ence y. NJ -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Castle Rock Wins

NFFF WYNN "H"1-~tlHNIIF
Rock routed Toutie lake 2s-f2 in
the Castle Rock holiday basketball
tournament last night Other
scores: Rsndis 20. Toledo q Fife
Is Valley zs, kalsma -, Ryder.
wood Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Beaver Hoops
Not So Lucky
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Ths
Bulldogs II butler University bes,
Oregon states basketball squad
here last night 1910
Butler led Ills at the half.
Osts nandie led scoring aith
=, points. two msrs than
Norris 81 Butlef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

msr play at Manhattan Beach.
l.. |. u. wins top-ratinE in the
East
l.. I. U. beat Oregon. ss-3i, In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Green River Fishing

Green river took a terrific
beating Thursday on its open
ing steelhead day.
Anglers lined the shores for
miles and many good catches
were reported on the lower
stretches. or In the Auburn VI
cinity.
Those fishermen who went up
stream IN the Flaming Geyssr
area met with bad luck.
For some peculiar reason the
fish either were not there or
would not bite.
That l. the report received
from Jack Mcdonald. veteran
sportsman Of the Tacoma Ma
r1ne and Hardware company.
Il can't figure u out" said
Jack. The river was slear. fairly
loW and should - filled WITH
the big trout from the mouth
Nay up. know the fish have
been going up the stream siRos
the freshet began during the
heavy rains.
'Oh. yea. I saW anglers fish
ing the Stuck and Puyaliup
rivers In the open. Saw SIX
from ths sumner bridgs down
10 where the Stuck Neds the
Puyallup. That IL only o short
distance The Puysliup IL sup
posed 10 be closed each week
on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Gov. Sprague
Wires Beavers

sAIEM. ore.-6oy. Charlie.
A. sprsgus expressed the senti-
meats Of . Iabilsnt homo state
yesterday ~hea he wired con
CALCULATIONS to til Oregon state
college football team for IL. up
set. ze-Is. triumph ever Duke
university In the ''tfsnsplaBted-
Rose bowl game II Durham.
-. &.
Gov. sprsEoe's wire 10 Coach
Lon stiner read
-Heartbest congratulations b.
the Oregon state college team
and coaching staff for their
glorious victory. Al Oregon
and the Pacific eoast treDen-
dogsiy proud. Hope you have
pisasAht tournsy honss.
fsignedj Gov. Chsriss A.
sprsgD.."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

HaiftlHls sf8fs Hutisf Il Oregon
ststs -
Ffse throws Missed hfhuHMs faf 4
SORTS q Miller Tsnsrt. Auidsf
Asndfn BEsE saisntI
Referee Rob naan fHdiaEa. uriDifs
Cbettnut Iua ana RtAae
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Fife Wins at
Castle Rock
Troions Triumph
Over Valley Five

CASTLE ROCK - Fife Trojans
and Randle high were victorious
In opening round games here
Thursday afternoon in the annual
Castle Rock holiday invitstional
basketball tourney.
fife defeated Valley high Of
Menlo. - 10 IS, by two has
kets In the last minute Of play
while Randle b~sted ToIe<io, "a
10 81. The two winners meet
This Friday night In the frat
game.
Valley led Fife. 1914. A. half
time but Bill Wilson's csgers rallied
In the ls,t quarter 10 snatch vie
tory from the Pacific county quin-
tet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Clover Park Wins
Over Alumni Five

Glover Park Warriors main
tanned their unbesten record when
they downed the Alumni. 50 to IS,
in a recent game at Glover Park
high school. In prelim. the
Faculty outscored the Warrior re-
serves, II TO 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Inc 1871 waterfowl season
closed Dec. Is.
You win see that Il is en-
phatic in reference TO birds
killed in any COUNTRY. which
means Canada or Mexico. for in
stance.
You can rest assured that a
few days after the deadline the
game enforcement officers will
be on the prowl.
So clean out your cold storage
lockers in time.
Why such law We'll. sir.
that prevents market shooters,
poschers and outlaw cafe and
restaurant operators from beat
ing the law.
The one-time wide and nefari-
Gus practice of serving illegal
ducks, geese and other water
fowl in countless hotels and
restaurants has been dealt a kill
ing blow by the law.
There isn't any loophole left.
Possession time IL short and
definite. There isn't any other
way out. II you possess Wild
waterfowl after Jan. S. you are
ripe for arrest.
And Uncle Sam is tough
customer when he finds the law
violated. He is not like state
or county politicians. You can't
use influence to clear you with
Uncle. You are hooked, If
found guilty.
Yellow Cats
Chef Corey. erstwhile mid
west angler and now Tacoma
golfer, dropped in to extend New
Year greetings.
In time the subject OF fish
ing came up and Chef. UNI
familiar with our northwest
brand of angling, talked on fish
ing back home"
One Of the thrilling expert
ences of Des Moines river
tIowa) angler 10 competition
offered by big yellow catfish.
Chef emphasized, when they are
lured from under their shaggy
hangouts.
ut requires skin. this type
Of fishing" Chef wagged his
head. WED wade into the river
from the sandy beach side. We'd
70 up to our arm pits.
Our object was to drop the
bait, club minnow hooked
through the lower lip. to the
edge of a snag that had trap
ped a carpet of debris.
Then when the big cats
would come out, grab the bait
and start down, Is where the
skill came in. The second he
hit and you sank the barb your
job was TO start wading back
ward to shore, reeling in your
prey simultaneously.
eff you permitted him TO get
back TO his hangout among the
snags. your fight was lost. I'm
telling you such fishing Is
thrill, especially when you are
obliged 70 fight TO keep your
balance also.
The big cats would weigh
anywhere from eight to fifty
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DAVIES GIVES SETON HAix.
ONE OF GouNTHx's FtNEST

Seton Han. New Jersey prep
school and college. has one Of the
finest bali players in the country
in bob Davies. the blond bullet.
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the last 40 seconds at the Garden.
c. 6. y. Y, coached ~ basket
bali immortal. Nat Holman. MAKES
up In lightning naii-handllng What
u lacks in sszs. Basketball 10 the
major sport at CITY college Re-
csiptz exceed any other.
Averaging around fiss-fset To-
inches IN height, City college has a
blazing passing game. adept shot
makers. iiolman's boys run clnels-
around bigger teams. hawk the
ball on defense 10 make up for
their dsficlsncy In sine.
Outstanding 10 nill Holman, .
~hlprst-iks forward voted the
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SUBJ. 1lofet fhik-balifb. Nold " p
p ksemeier Johnson. Mclaughlin
t2 Alumni-G rondshl az. werner
Taylor t3l. Richardson.