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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
ROUND UP PLAYERS

GREAT LAKES, Ill.-Round-
up of players has begun at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton for the 1942-43 basketball
squad.
Of the IA sailors who carried
the Bluejackets to 81 victories
in SO games last season, IL are
now engaged in combat duty on
the high seas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30

lima State: Tough enough. Out
of the hat, North Carolina.
Oregon State Washington:
Perhaps the Rose Bowlers can
win one. Doubtfully, Oregon
State.
Oregon California: California
seems to be coming along now
and gets this one.
Purdue Iowa: Taking Tommy
Farmer and Iowa.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
Darling Scores
Double Honors

r. Darling chalked up double
pin honors at Mount Clemens
Recreation last night in Monitor
Leader B-1 competition with a
high single game of 242, and
high series score of 500. The Pa
gett & Holmes squad also scored
twin honors with a 872 single
score and 2540 for series.
Standings
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
PauLsen High
in Major Loop

Nick Paulsen of the Blue Rock
entry in the Major League at
Bowl-O-Drome last night scored
single honors with a 236 score,
and Norman LaCroix chalked
up high series score with 632
points. The second place Den
marsh Hotel team was high with
scores of 992 and 1905.
g IN a NyDVNy~c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
Twin Pin honors
Scored by Ffendt

G. Frendt Of the DeMolay
squad, last night scored double
honors in the B-League at Ma
comb Recreation with high
single game of 224 and series
score of 568.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
Says Michigan Set
for Illinois Win
BACKS GEORGIAN OFFENSIVE
TO WIN AGAINST ALABAMA
BY HERB BARKER

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 - tAP - Tokine the weekly
whock at the football and expecting nothing but the
worst:
Ohio Stote-Wsconsin: National and sectional title hopes
stoke here Fekee and Sornehous Harder and Hrsch
This should be tough eruene cotton all the way The nod
goes to Ohio Stote
Aobomo-0eoreio Ditto for this which may settle
the southeastern title subject oer from Georgia
Tech and S. u The better line belong to Alabama;
the better offense to Georgia. Snene along with the ofense
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30

0SS'S'A
Penn-Army: Top battle of the
East in which Army's unbeaten
record will be subjected to it's
sternest test. On the theory the
Cadets have been playing with
in themselves, Army.
Princeton Harvard: Jumping
on the Tiger band-wagon prob
ably at the exact moment that
Harvard will decide it's time to
win one. Princeton, hesitantly.
Stanford u. c. L. A.: The
question here seems to be just
how long U. c. L. A. can keep
up its torrid pace. Stanford's
improving and might surprise
but this vote goes to u. c. l.. A..
Baylor Texas Christian: Bay
lor's defense is tough to crack
but the nod belongs to unbeaten
T. c. u.
PICKS IRISH
Navy-Notre Dame: Nothing in
Nays record to show the Sail
ors can cope with Angelo Ber-
telli ct al. Notre Dame.
Georgia Tech Duke: T h s
looked soft for Tech three weeks
ago but not now in view of
Dukes spe tacular improve
ment. Tech better make no mis-
takes for Duke will make cap
ital of them. A timid vote for
Tech.
Georgetown Boston College:
May be close but Boston Col
lege must rate the edge.
Northwestern-M Minnesota: The
Gophers seem to be back in win
ming stride and should be ex-
ceedingly tough from here on
in. Northwestern scores consist
emily, thanks to Otto Graham,
but not enough. Minnesota.
Illinois-Michigan: Injurie S
mav hurt Illini. Despite two set
bacl,s, Michigan is plenty tough.
Michigan.
Iowa Naval Indiana: Bier
mans Naval Cadets have been
we'll rested since the Notre
Dame debacle and should be
able to handle Billy Hillen-
brand and Bob Cowan. Iowa
Naval.
Great Lakes Missouri: No tell
ing what Great Lakes is going
to do, next. Missouri, with Bob
Steuber, is the more consistent
and rates the nod.
LONGHORNS GET NOD
Southern Methodist T X s.:
The Mustangs showed signs OF
revival last week but hardly
enough to stop the Longhorns.
Texas.
Brown-Yale: After Yale's as
tonishing showing last week
when the addition of couple OF
freshmen gave the Bulldogs real
biting power, we'll take a flier
on Yale. -,
Cornell Columbia: Both well
beaten but doubt Cornell can
match Governali on offense. CO.
lumbia.
Colgate Holy Cross: Colgate
seems to have faded out while
Holy Cross finally woke up last
saturday. Doubtfully. Holy
Cross.
Michigan State Temple: Not
much luck for the Owls this
season. Michigan State.
North Carolina Naval SYRIA
cuse: This may be where SYRIA
cuse's perfect record gets smear
ed. N. c. Naval. -.
st. Mary's -Fordham: Very diff
ficult to figure. Out of the hat,
Fordham.
William & Mary-Dartmouth:
The Southerners are really good
and deserve the nod here.
Auburn Mississippi State:
Well, anybody can guess. State.
Louisiana State Tennessee:
Another very tough one IL %
has been a sensation under the
lights. But this is in the day
light. Weakly, Tennessee.
PICKS VANDERBILT
Vanderbilt Tulane: Remem-
bering Tulane's every otner-
week schedule. Vanderbilt.
Florida Maryland: Looks ike
Florida.
Arkansas-Texas Aggies: May
be A. and M. can find the scor.
ing combination. Texas A. ana
M.
Nebraska Kansas: Should be
safe for Nebraska. -
Oklahoma Iowa State: DUO
Oklahoma.
Clemson-Wake Forest: Prob
ahlv Close. Wake Forest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30

According to records, more
people take books from libraries
on Mondays than on any other
day of the week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30

Calipatro county, in southern
California, is It's feet below sea
level.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
COLLEGE STATION. Tex

COLLEGE STATION, Tex
Felix Bucek was called the $50
600 substitute last year.
That's what il meant to the
Texas Aggies when he inter-
copied pass and ran So yards
to a touchdown that beat Ar
kansas, TO. The victory gave the
Aggies a bid to the Cotton Bowl
where $4,000 was the prize.
This year Bucek is going full
time. And his Commute work
at guard has made him the Ag-
gies' outstanding lineman.
Bucek has only his family to
blame for last years substitute
role. His brother Roy was a year
ahead of him - and held down
the job Felix wanted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30

Oklahoma's 1899 tuberculosis
death rate was ALL per 100000
of the population.
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Punts and Passes

by rushing alone, 822 yards, as
our five opponents have done
by combined rushing and pass
ing, 866 yards"
The Bluejackets' own total Of
tense has netted 1925 yards.
What do you have to do to
VIM" asks Hinkle.
ATLANTA - The University
of Georgia, after winning a
dozen straight games since Oct.
20, 1941, plays unbeaten- united
Alabama as the 18th game here
Saturday-and on Halloween.
GREENVILLE, S. c. Fur
man University football players
are still chuckling about Ten
nessee's third stringers, w h o
looked bigger and brawnier than
the varsity to the firing Puppies
last Saturday.
Finally an exasperated Fur
man player complained.
OH sal mountainous
Tennessee reserve, we're bigger
but we're dumber."
tennessee beat Furman 52-7.
STATE COLLEGE. Miss. -
Mississippi State and the Uni
versity of Mississippi will play
their annual football game here
Saturday, Nov. FL, instead of
Saturday, Nov. %.
School officials announced the
shift in dates yesterday.
Gasoline rationing will 60 into
effect in Mississippi Nov. %.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

game despite being the target for
the best defense opponents can
build up. Georgetown, Of course,
will try to throw a net over him.
The Hoyas. too, are having their
troubles. Bill Bornheimer, big soph-
omore sensation OF Georgetowns
194l campaign. hasn't been Tipping
them in consistently, although he
had . couple Of good evenings
against Western Maryland and
American U. Buddy O'Grady and
Don Martin have carried the Hoya
burden, and just contemplating
what those boys can do is giving
Reinhart headaches.
Such Is the untapped ability pres
ent on both teams. however. that
tonight's game easily can be honey.
Hoyas Two Games Up.
In the modern series. beginning
with the 1883 season, George
town has triumphed three times and
George Washington once.
The preliminary freshman battle
also figures to be one Of those
things. Each team has beaten the
other in three games in recent years.
but it may be said to the Colonials'
credit they never have lost to the
Hoya youngsters by more than one
point,
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Rally by loo.!k!!iabaugh X
Beating Green|eaf
Is grail Surprise
Hoppe, Cochran, chomoeo
Now Only Undefeoted
Stors in Cue Meet
BY tae Associated Press.

BY tAe Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-The world
hree-cushion billiards tournament S
undefeated field. which lost Ralph
Greenleaf yesterday, may be re-
duced even further today If Earle
Lookabaugh maintains his surpris-
ing play.
The Chicagoan had not won q
match going into yesterdays play,
but against Greenleaf, the pocket
billiards champion making his first
bid for three-cushion honors, Looka-
baugh showed form from the start
and polished OH his foe with q bril-
liant fnish-20 points in 10 frames
to win, so to -. The match went
rs innings and was Lookabaugh' s
first victory In four starts.
Tonight Lookabaugh will continue
his undermining campaign against
another undefeated opponent
Walker Cochran. Champion Willie
Hoppe also will return to action,
seeking his third win in row at
the expense Of Art Rubin Of Brook
lyn, who has yet to win q match.
The threesome of Hoppe, Cochran
and Joe Chamaco made up the un-
beaten field today with Chamaco
having a one-game edge as the re-
suit Of yesterdays 50-to-30 triumph
over Otto Reisel in IS innings.
Art Turnblad defeated Jake
Schaefer. so to -. and John Fitz-
patrick broke into the win column
yesterday, defeating Rubin, so to a.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Court Scoring Spree
Put On by No Names
In Rec League

A team of ex-Roosevelt High
players and students known as the
No Names quint ran up the highest
score In nine D. G. Recreation BaS.
ket Ball League games last night,
swamping Munitions beneath q So
Is count In . Roosevelt division en-
counter. Ciango paced the winners
with II points.
The best defensive stand was
turned in by q team of the same
section, Retail Clerks limiting N. l.
r. B. to Is points while they ran up
81. A third Roosevelt game saw
Navy Yard Draft whip House Hec-
tic. 1916.
Eastern division tits resulted ir
q 2-33 victory for St. Mary's Celtics
over Maryland Sport Club, q 24-21
win for Post Once over Alexandra
Torpedoes and q 24-22 triumph for
National Institute Of Health over
Ramblers. At Central, T. B. rs No.
team doWned N. Y. A., 23-l6; Cen
eral Accounting Once defeated Air
Corps. 27-17. and SCOTS Club licked
United States News, 27-1S.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
At Leost the Ladies Haven't Been BIocked Out

4 IceCapades perfect
be settled
feminine skaters Of the
Atwood
high atecaly On the other hand there
Jackson IT, the comedian What he does Isn't athleh:
andit may be
suppose really whether its sports
drama thing night that dough TO-
Practically all Of the proceeds turned
society. wasn't tin the next best stuff
Touching is heartening
They cancel California track meetings
draft Joe Louis Ted Williams Hank
Gnberg the other but long people like the
Misses Ehhard Chandler and Hen
rnk of the country there will be no
This thought struck during
failed to couple Ct
ties advertised customers dar
"a it
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Aron, the Chicago lightweight, Is
in q hospital battling septicefmia.
Mickey Mcconnell, who looks
after the Dodgers farm business,
reports an encounter with 4 COL
lege athletic director who had
an athlete 8 feet 511 inches tall
and was giving him stretching
exercises in the hope that he'd
get too tall for the Army. Ed
Kane Of Portland, Me-, writes
that II Of IS players on the
Cheverus High squad are Irish.
the coach is Irish and 80 are 8
Of the 10 freshman players.
"P. S.: They are nicknamed the
Ffghtin' Irish," Ed writes.
Today's guest star = Banjo
Smith, Columbia Is. c., Record:
zone hope ! have for ~.
"A hope you, too, must share:
II hope we've heard the very last
~of Max and Buddy Baer."
Evening star., 1942-01-15
|Gehringer OFF Roster
Fax~r=-z- -. -
OF Tigers forfirst
Time in 19 Years
Coaching Post Is Open
To Infieid Vet; Club
Lists "a Players
nv the Associated Press,


DETROIT, Jan. l5.-The Detroit
Tigers have retired Charley Gehr-
niger, slick fielding second baseman
by emitting him from their 1912
playing roster, but the door to his
return to baseball is more than
slightly ajar
The Detroit management Is en-
deavoring to interest the 38-year-
old mechanical man infielder in q
coaching job under Manager Del
Baker, where he conceivably would
undergo the usual conditioning
process and thus might be available
for active duty In an emergency. But
thus far the untalkative Gehringer
pursuing his business as a manufac-
turer's agent, has been somewhat
more than characteristically silent
Squad Smaller This Year.
For the first time in 10 years the
name of Gehringer was missing
from the Detroit squad list when il
was announced yesterday. To fill
the second-base job the Tigers nom.
mated Jimmy Bloodworth, acquired
by trade from Washington. anc
Lambert Dutch Meyer, former
Texas Christian footballer pur.
chased two years ago.
Charley has the final word or
whether he chooses to remain ir
baseball" declared General Manager
Jack Zeller. and the coaching jot
Is open for him. Naturally we wan,
to see how well our younger player.
can I'LL the second-base job with.
out putting extreme pressure or
them In competition with Charley.
All together the Tigers named 8.
players. 8 fewer than last year,
quota, to report for spring training
next month at Lakeland, Fla. Othel
notable absentees are Sergt. Hanl
Greenberg and Pitchers Fredd.
Hutchinson and Bob Uhle, all IL
the Nations armed forces.
Only One New Pitcher.
On the squad list the Tiger!
named 7 infielders, 8 outfielders, 1!
pitchers and catchers. For tn.
shortstop post held mainly In 1894.
by Frank Croucher, now with Wash
ington. the club sighted . three.
cornered battle involving Murray
Franklin and Eric McNair, return
ing from the farm system, ane
Billy Hitchcock. purchased from tn.
New York Yankee afnlate ut Kan
sas City.
Rudy York at first base and Pink,
Higgins at third are without ap'
parent opposition for jobs, bu
Zeller said farm talent might b,
brought up If needed.
Only newcomer among the pitch
ers is little Roy Henshaw. acquired
in the draft, while new outfelders
are Roger Doc) Oramer from
Washington and Draftee Don Ross
who came up previously to the II
gers as q third baseman.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

LOO, Calls IL IUSSup. 4Ildt . dUOu'
the way 1t figures on paper, with a
slight edge going to Georgetown be-
cause of its triumph on Monday over
Temple. Ripley. however. is shying
from the role of favorite if for no
other reason than last year being
the choice In this game meant dis
aster. G.. w. was q choice before
two meetings and both times 1t lost.
the last defeat particularly being .
heart-breaker in knocking the Co.
lonials out of invitations to big post
season tournaments.
Gate Unaffected by Mediocrity.
Neither team has come up to ex-
pectations 50 far, but this likely will
have little effect on the gate. The
second game last year drew 5000
customers to the waterside plant
and the fire marshal finally closed
the doors in the face Of customers
waving cash.
G. W., not having fulfilled pre-
season promises, can be expected to
break loose at any moment and to-
night would be a good time. joey
Gallagher, Bobby Gilham and Roy
Mcneil were supposed to be the
big guns but they are having trouble
hitting q consistent scoring stride.
In their stead, Capt. Mat Zunic has
come through in grand style and
sports an average Of l3 points a
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Texas Aggie Calls Turn Dittmonns Heroism in Air
Athlete Him From Amy Net I Depleted

result Of tire auctioning may be
that fishermen will have to stay
closer to home and rely on heavy
stocking to catch fish.
No fare-Out in Chicago Mon
day morning. the secretary of
Draft Board No. "a was checking
through her records. Suddenly
she turned to the selectee who
had been appointed leader of the
group about to leave for the
scene Of physical exams. please
return one Of those streetcar
tokens I gave you,' she said.
Mr.. Louis isn't here"
Sportpourr! - First time Joe
Louis hears the bugler play Il
can't get EN- up" he'll probably
think Of Ray Arcel. who has had
to say that about II Of Joe's
victims. Ariane, 18-year-oh Swiss
skating star, makes her American
debut at Boston Sunday. Milt
Evening star., 1942-01-15

In the Eastern program, Anacost a
meets Central at $3.50. followed by
Coolidge against Eastern. while It
Tech, starting at the same tine,
Western tackles Tech, and Roos:-
welt meets Western.
It's some time yet before al-hi:h
teams will be selected and al
nounced, but already some prelia-
mary figuring is being done by the
sports writer's and coaches who Will
be in on the voting. The most d.
ficult position to pick probably VIII
be the center The town is full IT
good centers this year. Don HI
lock, choice last season. is playing
his usual good game for Wilson,
but he is no cinch to repeat. Swa1-
son Moore of Western Is back n
the game after a years layoff ald
has turned in some very impressive
work and will be considered. Charity
Howard of Roosevelt. a sophomore
flash last year, has gained bo.h
weight and height and is leaosr
with the Rough Riders. Coolidg.'s
entry in the race brings Rich WI
terman into consideration and Eat
ems Mike Lieb always has beer. a
consistent performer.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

diately the vikings HOVcu AASo 'Aie
favored spot vacated by Eastern.
But" says Jack. "1've been IN
this coaching game too long to be
cocky about a single victory like
that. MY boys are getting better
all the time-I knew they would
but anything can happen in this
high school game"
The secret-if it is secret-of
Central's successes to date with
mostly 4 green team is analysed by
Raw as its drive. The Vikings, ne
points out. don't waste q lot of time
With fancy ball handling and lot
of passing around looking TOR an
opening. They take . rebound and
drive down the floor and shoot: Civ
Inn the defense little time to get
set. It calls for some circus shots
on occasion, but surprising num-
Der Of them are good.
Cancellation of night play in the
hieh school series has caused a
shift in some schedules. and one
Of these comes up tomorrow when
Saturday nights games are moved
to Eastern gym in the afternoon,
sharing interest with the regular
Friday twin bill which also Will
be played in the afternoon At Teen.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

bombers from Honolulu to ths
Philippines.
Looking ahead (maybe)-Ths
Tennis Association is planning t.
reduce its tournament activitI
for le42 to one big affair at Forest
Hills. If Wayne Sabin ant
Gardnar Mulloy turn pro, onl-
5 of the first 10 will be left ant
the Army may get a couple o,
them. Amateur boxing talent II
getting so scarce In Virginia they
say the State A. A. U. Tourns.
ment may be called of. Tn.
Sacramento (Calif0 Winter Base
ball League has just lost its l4ta
team because of war conditions.
Walnut Hall Farm, the famoOs
Kentucky horse nursery. Is plan.
ming to experiment with raisins
hemp, once m important GRO,
in the blue grass country. On.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Add Woes: Moe Goes

The e42 roster the without
Charley Gehrnger listed among the eders For TIE
has excluded from the list II
Tigers training The asyear-od secos
baseman out and his place net
Apr probably filled harum young man NAMED
Jimmy Bloodworth.
attribute to the oehngr
the 1910 world series 1t
q much shoop Dick Baen who charged IS
heinz First BasemAn Frank Mccormick OF the cnampon
Reds scored when he should have osea
right ned esehrnger was ready 70
the spt before the series but vas prevailed upon 70
International conditions had plenty to do with the RETIRE
Of Berg probably the most nteent Dali py1
history Reens from the Red sox this master OF nine
TO naS
will ambassador to South America
Mr. W1skers made better choice there's we'
pros Herp will nnd will (good) most Of it. But Its
sns to tough Information Please and certainly won't rae
the social standing of the American League
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Tennis Emphasize Play for Masses Instead of Exploiting Stars
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STAN.
The Spice Of Life, They Soy
By FRANCIS {. STAN

One of the things about writing sports the variety
eced with this highly tortuouS means OF breadearnng On.
evening sitting with your chin resting apro,
and watching fozenaced Negro chop down glad
iaor in less than three minutes and almost the next night
freezing slowly ahwar large piece OF ice while
20 so lovely ladies and escorts wh dance
and leap the hard water for three hours
the intention Of this department that the Ice
Fone annually including Washington in its inerar
could
the Fe but that The Capades openet
entirely cun benefited
There only certain number things that can be done on c
few things that be don.
making remakng pictures oil
the legitimate heater at least equally guilty There wer'
night when thought watching the Ice Fole
comedies
Camody the drama who can't decide either whehe
show he chooses to regard art
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Nv HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.

Wide Worlds Sports Writer.
Report completed-When the
Texas Aggies football team. re.
turning from the Washington
State game. heard Of the Pearl
Harbor attack, talk led to H. G.
(Pelly) Dittmann, Aggie gridder
who had become an Army flyer.
One Of them said: Il bet he's
shooting and laughing and I bet
he comes back with enough
medals to I'LL a chest. The guy
doesn't know the meaning of the
word fear" A month later Dick
Freeman Of the Houston Chron-
icle. who reported that remark,
pubhshed the postscript-Lt.' H.
G. Dittmann had been awarded
the Distinguished Flying Cross
for plotting . secret night Of
Evening star., 1942-01-15
6-Foot 7-Inch DribbIer
EnIists in Army
Hy the Annotated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15-The Army
got a towering recruit and Long
Island University lost a basket ball
center yesterday when Irwin Roth
enberg, e-foot 7-inch sophomore,
enlisted.
Coach Clair Bee said Rothenberg
would leave tomorrow for Jefferson
City, NO., where he will receive
training as an aviation mechanic.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Enough to Make
A Purson Cuss

By the Associated Press.
COLLEGE PARK, Ga. Jan. Is.
Mix preachers, golf and . rab.
bit and what do you get?
A threeSome behind q four
some Of parsons jumped a rabbit.
The rabbit fed toward the four
some. One of the golfing ministers
swung club.
He hit the rabbit on the head,
killed 1t, broke his 50 golf club.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Rough Riders Show
Defensive Power
Mailing Dewitt

Roosevelt Highs basketers were
being hailed today for their de-
fensivs prowess, following q 34-5
lambasting handed Dewitt yesterday
Coach Reds Auerbach especially
was pleased with the play Of big Dick
Koester, whom he cited for spirit and
sportsmanship as well - ability.
The one-sided victory IS reckoned
to have instilled sufficient confidence
into the Rough Riders for tomor-
rows important interhigh game with
the undefeated Wilson quint.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Sets Border Record
For Basket Points
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASS0C1tted PreV.
CANYON. Tex, Jan. l5.-Price
Brookfield, 21-year-old forward for
West Texas State, has Tailed 81
points in five Border Conference
basket ball games to surpass the
record Joe jackson Of the New Mex
leo Aggies hung up in 1888.
Jackson scored 81 in six games.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Cocoa Koyoes DoIan

NEW HAVEN, Conn, January ID
R.-Louis (Kjd) Cocoa Of Puerto
Rico knocked out Irish EDDIE Dolan
in the third round Of their wslter.
weight bout here last night.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
To Grunt and Heove

The preliminaries for the senior
District weight lifting champion
ships will be held Saturday night
at 3 o'clock at Dulin's gym, 1206
TWenty-third street NV.