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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

MADE my decision about Jim
Watson in what Mary calls "a split
second" know my fathers re-
luctance to let any outside person
share in his plans or activities, but
Watson already had given us in
valuable aid in the capture OF the
gangsters. and there was no ques-
ton that we needed an extra guard
on the journey down to New York.
So felt that / could second with
enthusiasm the encomium of the
captain Of the state troopers.
81 shall be very glad indeed to
have him." said. "Of course, all
his expenses will be paid. But
can he 70 ut n seconds notice ?"
"Oh, yes" the captain an
swered. "He's nm old campaigner,
and he'll buy whatever he needs
In New York.
Hes pretty well fixed, and
lives with n sister who Doesn't
worry about him. One of our
boys will take her n message,
90 he won't have n thing on his
mind but the trip. Would you
like me to ask him about it,"
BACK THROUGH WARREN
Eyes, n you would, please" I
said gratefully. "And. do you
mind asking him 10 do some
thing else for me?"
Indeed no; glad TO-" he said.
Then. urged by the chance OF
securing a few minutes Of solitude
in which could again examine
the carven ivory cube, which
had found in the hidden recess. ]
spoke rapidly.
'Now that these gangsters are
all accounted for, isn't IL pos
sible TO 60 back the way we
came, through Warren, instead
OF going around the other way,
as we had planned"
Perfectly possible" he as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Pitfalls of owe Il. By Adele Garrison
By Bob Ripley

"A very wise precautiOn," I
said. "Thany you 80 much for
everything"
'Ts there anything else you'd
like me 20 do?" he asked.
l could not shrek. Yes, get
away and let me be alone" as my
racked nerves impelled me TO do
for he had not wasted a second OF
time. So I managed 10 make my
voice composed and plausible as
murInured:
'Not another thing, thank
you"
GUS PROMISES SECRECY
"Then I'll leave you TO your
telephoning," he said, and when
he had gone. Gus looked at me
wistfully.
"You want me TO go outdoors,
too, Missis Graham" he said.
Eyes. Gus, II you please" I
answered firmly. II shall be per-
fectIy all right, and you needn't
20 beyond the doorstep IL you
do not WISH"
81 didn't mean TO 60 any
farther away than that" he said,
then hesitated and let his curios-
ity get the better of his usual
caution.
did you find what you was
looking for?" he asked.
/ masked by annoyance and
answered truthfully, as the best
way of keeping him quiet.
Eyes, 1 did, Gus" / said. ''but
I must ask you TO say nothing
about H."
TN never say word" he
promised as he went out, and
with a sigh of relief / reached
for the telephone and called my
father at the Hotel Lansfield.
Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Florida; OBJ Massachu-
sets; (c) Maine.
2-(a) Explosive gas in mines;
OBJ violent wind from west
in South America; (c) ex-
tinct mammal.
3+(a) Ulysses; (b) Sydney
Carton; (c) Orlando.
@(a) Science of mountains;
OBJ science of earthquakes;
(c) science of rocks.
Sal Good Friday: (b) Me-
mortal Day; (c) Independ-
ence Day.
6-(a) Italy. Malta, Sicily; (b)
Arabia; Syria; Co Chinese
Sea, Philippines.
la Priam; OBJ Philip. King
Of Macedonia; (c) Abraham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

by National Commander Benjamin
Kaufman. The Jewish War Vet.
Grams now are raising funds fol
the purchase of five additional
planes.
Several parties including a mill
tary ball in Masonic Temple were
staged by the department oil
Michigan Post to obtain funds as
well as private subscriptions. Still
Others are forthcoming, according
to Senior Vice Commander DR.
Perry P. Burnstine.
Five Detroit high school marks.
men in the ROTC, three of them
from Southeastern High, should be
able to give a lot of help in case
of Detroit invasion by the Japs
They are Bob Bratton, Donald
Guilloz and Cecil Brown Of South
eastern; Charles Teach Of Central
and Willard Bolton of Cass Tech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

'The Wishing Well" has q
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

These boys had high rifle scores
for the sixth corps area and have
been awarded shields, the first
three also receiving gold, silver
and bronze medals, while South
eastern High, with three high, re-
ceived the 40 and s" trophy cup.
Chadsey Highs drill team won the
drill competition for school ROTC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Defense Council
Outlines Duties
CONTINUED From Page s7)

Continued From Page 81
You Can Defend America" and
the council accepted an invitation
from Louis Walter, business agent
of the Detroit chefs and cooks
union. TO be its guests at a din
ner meeting in the Detroit-Leland
in May, the exact date to be set
later.
Despite several pleas 10 down.
town merchants and building OPP
orators asking that there be a
widespread display of the colors
few of them are complying.
Detroit always has taken front
rank in patriotism, but seems 10
be bit backwards in this respect
today.
A glance from the 10Th floor
Of an office building today revealed
that only some IS flags were in
view on top Of the loop district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Look Out Tokiol
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

COLDWATER, May IL. NJ
Rogers, editor of the Camden Ad-
vance, a weekly newspaper at
Camden, near here, has been saw
ing tobacco cans for Is years.
Today Rogers gathered up 5000
of the containers and turned
them over to the local war salvage
drive and hopes they find their
WAY. via bombers. TO Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young
BY Michael Berry
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grew

Canada. w. L. Mackenzie
King Is prime minister.
Those more recently dis
covered end in ''ium."
3-Yosemite National Park.
Upper Yosemite Fall has q
sheer drop Of 1,430 feet.
Am aeolian harp Is an instru-
ment played by the wind.
5-Scandinavia.
6-Artillery, cavalry and In
fantry. ~
Lieut.. Commander Richard
Wainwright, whose ship cap
tured the Spanish Admiral
Cervera at Santiago, Cuba,
In 1893. ~ w
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
HROB JEST
jake KDYZ JE NEKDO
ZTRACEN.

Ia Draha Bytost zasluhuje
oznacen1. Vytvorili jsme ozna-
cent, kter6 81 NIUE kazdy kou-
pitt "a pouhych $500. Napis
zdarma, lehce Sc postav1.
Jsme kreslici Granitovych a
Mramorovych pomn1kd, zhoto-
venych V naSich Spolkovych To-
mech. Piste nam dnes a mas
Zasutpce vas n~avSt1v1.
Mate pomn1k ma n6mz je "a
potreb1 vytesan1 napisu? Nase
ceny jsou primefene.
AIRCRAFT MEMORIAL CO.,
p. 0. Box % East End Sta.
Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Tabulka sehranych zapasGi
Mezinarodni Baseballove Ligy
ERNIE A RUDY DUSEK "a
PASITI BUDOU v COLISEUM

Prfsti 1tery, dine s. kvetna
Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel kr1z-
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pri-
pravuje velice zajfmavy pro-
gram. Hlavnf zapas jest zapas
dvojic ma kteremz 1cast brati
budou krajane Ernie a Rudy
DuSek.
Ernie Dusek, 226 ID. z Oma-
by a Rudy Dusek, 218 ID. z O.
mahy VS.. Pat Fraley, 235 Id. z
Kalifornie a Lee Henning, 245
Id. z Iowa. V1tezi zfskati must
dive v1tezstv1 re tfech utkan1.
V nasleduj1c1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuji:
Maurice La Chappelle, 1877
Id. z Francie VS.. Dick Lever,
'221 ID. z Nashville, Tenn.
Henry Kulkovich, 210 ID. z
Polska VS.. Abe Tourist, 221 Id.
byvaly zapasn1k Ohio State u
University.
Dominic Serio, 2O8 Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Jim Austeri, 21O Id.
z Italie.
zeny v prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze v "ringside"
sedadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Vrah Brozove zkouman.

V okresnfm vezenf v Chica-
gu tri lekafi zkoumali dusevni
stav 17leteho Clarence McDo-
nadia, ktery "a. 1nora zastrelil
stejn6 starou Dorothy Brozo-
YOU, studentku J. Sterling Nor
ton vyss1 skoly. Lekari, kterf
byli povolani obhajcem obza-
lovaneho jsou DIR. Thomas Gus
sack z Kings Park State hospi-
talu ma Long Islandu, ktery sem
priletel v aeroplanu, DIR. Samu-
ell Kraines, professor z illinoiske
university, statnf alienista, a
DIR. j. K. KEEPER z nemocnice
statnf kaznice We Waupun, Wis.
Obhajce nebyl pc dobu zkou-
mani vpuSten do mistnosti, kde
lekari p%rovadeli zkoumanl. ale
mohl dvefmi vse pozorovat.
Vysledek zkoumanf Dude O.
znamen az 4. kvetna, kdy Dude
Mcdonald predveden pred vr-
chnlho soudce Dune-a ma trest-
MIN soudu. Mcdonald nepopi-
ra zastrelenf slecny D. Brozo-
We a tvrdf, re tax ucinil z obav,
ably Sc jej nezrekla. PTfpad
vzbudil sensaci tim, re mrtvola
dlvky, zastfelene We 2 hodiny
o~dpoledne v Palace divadle ma
Randolph ulici, byla neztotoz-
nena V okresnf marnici az do 2
hodin rano, kdy il ztotoznil
stryc, pravnik Emil Broz z Loo
mis- ulice a pax bylo dopadenf
vraha docileno Ia nekolik no.
din.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Stafec vysokeho veku zabit
vIakem.

86lety Karel Handwerg ma
sve farme We West View, kdyz
pTechazel krizovatku ma Spra-
que road, byl zasazen osobn1m
vlakem Big Four drahy a zabit
Pr nest6sti byla vnucka, Alice
Jermainova, ktera sd6lila, re
d6d sc d1val S velkym zajmem
ma automobil, jemuz praskla
duSe a ned1val sc ma blfzfcl Sc
Wax a vessel ma kTizovatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Lupici ukoTistili $500, ale ne
mohli Sc k MIN dostat.

V Clevelandu odnesena z o.
vocnaTskeho kramu Davida
Saltzmana, 200 libernf poklad-
ma, jez byla nalezena v ulice "a
wayne ave. a vracena obchod-
nfkovi. Bylo viditelno, re Sc
lupici pokouseli velmi mama
have pokladnu otevr1t, ale ne
podarilo Sc jim. Zanechali il v
ulicce a odesli. V pokladne by
10 pres 5000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Podvodny zamsstnavatel divek
unikl z robotarny.

V Clevelandu Frank Halbre-
da je % rokG starry, zkuseny
darebak, nekolikrate zatcen
pro podvody. Posledne byl Cd
souzen pro najmutf divek pro
podomn1 obchod, zkolektoval
cd mich pen1ze a pax zmizel.
Kdyz byl dopaden, byl poslan
do robotarny ma 60 dn1 a ma
diktovana mu pokuta 5000.
Dne &c. brezna Sc mu poda-
rilo sc dostat ma svobodu v pc
kafskem voze mezi chleby. Hal
breda poslan zpet do robotar-
ny ma ctyTi mes1ce a znovu mu
pridana pokuta 5000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

nj Australia, ale neverfm, re
podniknou plny 1tok ma Au-
|stralii."
DR.. Van Nook, ktery opustil
Javu ma jednom re tT1 bombo-
metnych aeroplanG, jez posled-
nj opustily Javu pred jejf oku-
pacf japonskymi hordami a po-
byl n6jaky cas- v Australia pred
pTfjezdem do Spojenych StatG,
odkud odebeTe Sc do Londyna.
pravil, re %Japonc1m Dude tr-
watt ctyri az sest mes1c1 nez ma
vrtaj1 move studn6 a budou S tc
dostavati petrolej z tech poll v
Holandske vychodn1 Indii, jez
budou S to nejsnaze opraviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Amerika ma STRAIT!


KRAJANE!
Kupujte tyto Obranne Bon
dy " nasich S~tavebnich Spoil
cich "Slavie" a Cesko-Americ-
ky, $50 N. Collington Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Zabit stromem.

Clyde Palmer, Al rok1 starry
farmar z Blue Servings, zemrel
v nemocnici v Beatrice, Nebras-
ka, nasledkem zranen1, ktere
utrpel pfi kacen1 stromu. Vel
ky strom ma neho padl a zp1so-
bill mu smrtelne zraneni. By
svoboden a Iii ma farme S ro-
dici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka
BALTIMORE o 1912.

Mas domacfklub Sc jak Sc pa
tT1 rozehral a dnes je ma dru-
hem m1ste v mezinarodn1 base
ballove lie. Doufejme re i ma
svych zajezdech Stestena sc
Dude usm1vati ma nase hochy
klubu Orioles.
Ones a Ultra hraji Baltimor-
stf Rochester, v nedeli, pom
deli, 1tery a We stredu v Buffa-
10, We ctvrtek v Toronto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01

Navsteva: "Roztomily no.
six = Uni uz chodit?"
Matka: "Jeste ne, ale tele-
fonovat az umf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Povzdech nedorostleho

re jsem tax maly = kdoz
"a to NIUE re jsem nevyrostl,
mic bych ST z toho nedelal, ale
re Sc jmenuji spacek, to mne
dopaluje!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-01
Delnik Zabit sekerou.

V basementu v Chicago by
dlel svobodny, solely Jos. Ko-
sterva, zamestnany jake slevac.
Byl nalezen ubity sekerou, KITE
"a lezela vedle mrtvoly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Purdue, Iowa 0uints
Beat Weak Rivals
To Top Big Ten.
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Purdue and
Iowa are profiting happily on the
bad basket ball luck Of Chicago
and Michigan. to such an extent
that the Hawkeyes and Boiler
makers currently are sharing first
place honors with Northwestern in
the Big Ten race.
The wolverines have dropped
five consecutive games. the last two
to Iowa and Purdue. The Maroons
have been beaten six straight. the
last times by Purdue and Iowa.
Consequently Iowa and Purdue,
having won two games apiece and
lost none in conference play. md
themselves in q category contested
only by Northwestern, victor In two
out Of two, and Illinois, winner Of
its lone league start.
The HOLSTERS, meanwhile re-
bounding from their 50-40 loss to
N. q. Saturday, clipped Wisconsin
last night, 1884, to hand the 1o4l
Big Ten and national collegiate
champs their second straight con-
ference trimming and their third In
q row in all games.
Making up for last year when
Wisconsin gave the HOLSTERS their
first beating in ~ games. again
showed q balanced offense with
each Of eight players making at
least two points and no man more
than eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Trude|'s Loop Scoring
Lead Is Endangered
By SummerhiII
Indion, Tied for Second.
, Could Top Lions Ace
In Playing Rockets

Lou Trudel, the Washington Lions
fast winger who has been setting
the scoring pace in the American
Hockey League for several weeks.
may be ousted from the top spot
tonight when the Springfield In.
dams battle the Philadelphia Rockets
in the loops only game.
Bill Summerhill, tied for second
place with Gordon Pettinger of
Hershey at 81 points. may overcome
TrudeIs 1-point lead against the
lowly Rockets. Springfield IS lead
ing other Eastern division clubs by
a wide margin and Philadelphia has
displayed the divisions weakest de-
tense, 80 it's likely the Indians will
be doing some scoring.
Polly Drouin and Stu Smith Of
the Lions also are high in the in
dividual scoring race with ~ and
rs points, respectively. Tied for third
place only two points behind Trudel
are Norm CallAdine of Providence
and Adam Brown Of Indianapolis,
while Alb De Marco Of Providence is
next with 20 points.
The Lions. though, are hoping for
less individual glory and more team
work when they face the New Haven
Eagles at Uline Arena on Thursday
night. Warrington will be attempt
ing to snap its three-game losing
streak at the expense Of the second
place New Haven club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Duckpin Stars Look
To Del Ray Open
Meet Sunday

All bowling roads on Sunday Will
lead to Del Ray Recreation where
the first Del Ray Handicap open
six-day tournament will be held,
starting at 2 O'Clock.
Despite that the tophishters Will
have to give away pins to the lesser
lights, few Of the city's stars will
pass up the opportunity to take q
crack at a $l25 top prize.
All league bowlers with 81 or more
games will be allowed a two-thirds
handicap. The scratch mark will
be 100.
Expecting q big entry, Manager
Hap Newman, who points with pride
to the success enjoyed by his strong
Del Ray Cavaliers, standout match
game team Of the season IN this
area, also has scheduled shifts at 4,
Z and 8 o'clock.
A preliminary will be staged to-
night in Rhode Island Avenue BUSH
ness Mems League at King Pin to
help boost the entry. Thursday
night the Thousand Dollar League
at Del Ray also will hold prelim.
Taking up where he left of before
the Yuletide holiday layoff, Al
Cissel. Silver Spring latest sensa-
ton, fred an all-time record Of 451
last night in the Georgia Avenue
League. His season record single
Of 1874 was the heaviest wallop as
Arbaugh Restaurant tied its own
season hgh-team game Of 643 and
boosted the season set mark Of 1855
in a sweep over Corr's Sport Shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Levy Just Sits Down,
And DeGIane Fades
From Mat Focus
Ponderous GroppIer Wins
EosiIy: Bottle Royal
Coils Steel Show

Martin Levys elapsed time on the
mat wouldn't add up to a 30-minute
preliminary. but the 600-odd pound
go they say character going about
disguised as a wrassler has . gold
star beside his name today to prove
he wins one every now and then.
Levy's gag when he played at
Turner's Arena q couple Of years
ago was to "inveigle" his intended
victim into q corner, seize the ropes
with both hands and bang the
breath out Of him until said oppo-
nent appeared on the verge Of COL
lapse. A leg split was included to
prove beyond all shadow Of doubt
Levy was legitimate If corpulent
athlete.
His stint. seldom lasting i've min
utes. ended with q dive through the
ropes resulting in an ankle injury
too serious for him to continue.
Last night the blimp was up ex-
actly four minutes at Uline Arena,
and when 1t came down 1t settled
on Pierre DeGlane's chest. He
couldn't move and was counted out.
The battle royal among four
women stole the spotlight last night,
with Frances Corrigan surviving q
rough and tumble with Hanka
Kavetzka. Chicaca Ramos and
Grace Costello.
In other matches. Mustafa Hamid
threw King Kong Marshall. George
Becker drew with Ivan KomaroH
and Chief Banda Tabu drew with
Rack Kelley before losing to Dan
Blackman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Steel Club Shaft Ban
is Next War Move
Apt 10 Hit Golf
Governments Scrap Iron
Request Holds Hint Of
Manufacturing Curb

Next step In the wartime clamp
ing down process on golf equipment
will come in the direction Of steel
golf club shafts. That's the way
Bill Hardy, Chevy Chase club
maker, sees it. Hardy Is the only
man around town who continues to
turn out handmade golf clubs. He
knows steel shafts forward and
backward.
Bill, Of course, doesn't know when
or If steel prforities will shut down
completely on steel shaft production
and cut of the supply. But warn
ings of this step are plain In the
Government request for scrap iron
for war purposes and elimination
Of automobile production by the
biggest user Of steel among the
Nations industries.
Even If we can get steel shafts
for some time to come" says Hardy.
they'll probably be coming through
with sheaths on them. The way I
figure Is this: Most Of the steel
golf club shafts today are chrome
plated. The plate is put on copper
base. Chrome and copper both are
listed as essential metals nowadays
and they are going to be hard to
get, particularly for such luxury
uses as golf club shafts.
"The plain steel shaft would rust
unless it was protected in some way
from rain and wet. That's the
reason for the chrome and copper
protection. So I figure that even II
we are able to get steel shafts at
all they'll come through with some
kind Of sheathing to protect them
from rust The sheathing, which
is a synthetic material, doesn't make
much difference, but figure 1t Is
an appendage hung on the shaft and
adds weight which should be IN
the clubhead."
Probably there are somewhere in
the neighborhood Of 100000, 900 steel
club shafts scattered throughout the
land. It isn't tremendous reser-
voir Of steel, but 1t adds up to quite
a chunk of metal. And there isn't
much doubt that sooner or later
steel golf club shaft production Is
going to be curtailed, II 1t isn't cut
out altogether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
indians Had Uprising in 1907 When Lojoe Was Pilot
cn Most Of Duke G1dden Volunteer for Service

business II he had a smart
handler to cure him Of . couple
Of bad habits. Ever hear Of
tiedustelujuoksu? Don't run, it's
Just q Finnish ski sport the
Dartmouth boys are trying. An
other name is "orientation rum
ming" and the trick is to ski to
a point marked on q map and
back again. Andy varipapa's
daughter, Lorraine, is learning
some Of her pops trick bowling
shots and may 60 on an exhibit
ton tour. No doubt that would
make Andy a Vari proud papa.
Service Dept.-Wallace Wade
says about three fourths Of the
Duke football players are plan
ming to volunteer for the service.
Three signed up a week ago.
When the Mather Field (CAlif)
baseballers couldn't raise enough
dough for uniforms, the Sacra-
mento Coast League Club con-
tributed 10 monkey suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Kinks Smoothed Out,
Gopzaga's Quintet
Is Ready 10 Soar
Rebuilt Eagles Appear
Match for Any Here;
School Elves Busy
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Fair enough for many teams, but
far from satisfying to Coach Irvine
Holbrook, is the 500 pace at which
Gonzaga's basket ball Eagles are
travelling. That's far below the
standard set last year in winning
20 Of 26 games and taking the met
ropolitan championship. The holi.
day kinks have been shaken out,
however, as was proved last week.
when the Eagles avenged an earlier
setback by topping Roosevelt. and
Holbrook is ready with predictions
his boys now will sail along in good
style.
The Eagles were due to be slow
starters this season, with only ono
regular left over from the title quint.
but newcomers have acquired enough
polish in stiff practice sessions to
put them on a par with practically
any outfit in town.
Nolan Shines for Gonzaga.
This week they meet Georgetown
frosh on Thursday, and on Friday
they tackle Eastern. The Ramblers
were defeated only four times last
season and the Eagles did it twice.
Eastern definitely has better team
now, and, If Gonzaga can repeat
last years victories, it will go long
way toward rating 1t as one OF the
towns top high school teams.
Bernie Nolan is the only regular
holdover and is an outstanding ball
handler and defensive player, but
some Of the others are approaching
his efforts. The team Of Joe (Reds)
Murphy and Al (Bootsie) Lauck is
exceptional. Both are high scorers.
and some of Bootsie's spectacular
pot shots are beauties to behold.
Also worth watching is Tony Tam
credits fancy ball-handling.
It's a busy season opening for
schoolboy cagers this week. with
today's activities commanding a
fair share of attention. The high
school series begins this afternoon.
with Central at Coolidge and East
ern at Anacostia, and tonight an
other feature is Westinghouse
playing at Bethesda Chevy Chase.
It's a hot interstate rivalry these
two are cooking up. Both had good
teams last year and worked to DO
decision, each winning game. The
same may be the case this season.
Other Important Games.
Also high lighting this weeks ac-
ton is ST. Adams first game OF the
season when it plays Episcopal at
Alexandria on Saturday. The Saints
last year had one of those $3.50
teams, winning five and dropping
nine, but Coaches Jim Quinn penn
sylvania) and AL Wagner Buck
nelD now have a big, experienced
squad, with more letter men than
they can play at one time. and
things promise to be much better.
Bob Bondy, real all-aroun6 ath-
lete, is captain, while other letter
men are Earle Elliott, Jim Trimble,
Buddy Cromelin, Sterling Lee, Ash
mead Fuller and Lew Crawford
Among the other promising players
are Worth Daniels. Godfrey Reyes.
Rob Price, Sam Doyle, Ned Sacks
and Guy Leadbetter.
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that the football game was q
sell-out three weeks before either
, OF them appeared. The Item.
Incidentally, claims the Sugar
Bowl as its own baby because it
boosted the show when other
papers laughed. w. George
Bleackley OF Waterford. N. Y,
who calls himself a "self-ap-
pointed soccer booster" points
out that Victor McLaghlen, Buff
Doneln, Jimmy Wilson, Pete
Reiser. Joe Triner, Nelson Rookie
Teller and Charles Evans Hughes,
Sd, are just q few Of the pronni.
nent names that have been con-
nected with the game.
One minute sports page
Latest bulletin from Judge Lam
dis ONCE reveals that the Giants
only bought Hank Leiber con-
ditionally. Francis Albertanti,
the noted space-grabber. brings
back word from the West Coast
that Ray Lunny would be one
Of the best ughtweights In the