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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05
PeppyCoo|idge
Quintet 10 Vie
With Central
Anocostio PIoys Host
To Eastern; Close
Title Race Looms
BY GEORGE HUBER.

With Coolidges confident and
poppy young Colts making their
debut in championship competition,
the high school basket ball series
opens tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
with Central playing at Coolidge and
Eastern visiting Anacostia.
A neat twist to the Central
Coolidge game is that it brings
together the oldest and the youngest
high schools in the CITY,.
After that comes the weekly
double-header on Friday night at
Tech with Wilson meeting Tech and
Western tangling with Roosevelt TO
send all eight teams off on the
chase for the 1912 title. Coolidge's
addition to the round robin series
makes it Just that much harder to
earn a spot as one Of the select
four teams in the championship
playoff and some merry scrambling
is indicated.
Roosevelt, Eastern, Western and
Tech were the four teams in the
championship playof last season,
but there likely will be some changes
this time All the others have at
least chance.
Prospects Of Series Rivals.
A quick, thumbnail sketch Of the
line-ups goes like this:
Anacostia-More fight and spirit
than ability, although better on
| fundamentals than previous Indian
teams Will be trying all the time.
Central-Still green. although bet
Z ter than could be expected with only
one letterman. Players tall with lots
of drive and not afraid to shoot all
, the time from all angles.
| Coolidge-Confident and fairly eX-
perienced, although needs more
! playing in a tough league to be
really good. Good student support
and fair reserve strength.
! Eastern-One of the teams to beat.
Lots of experience. good reserves.
( Shooting is accurate, passing excel
lent and defensive work okav.
Roosevelt-Defending champion,
but no cinch to repeat. Good first
team. needs reserves. Fast and with
I plenty of stamina Has several out
standing players who can turn tide
/ in their schools favor at almost
any time.
Tech Has Midget Outfit.
Tech-Midget outfit, lacks polish
and has only one letterman. Hasn't
been defeated in three games so far,
| though, and the final score is what
counts.
! Western-A real chance here. Real
! teamwork and ability with expert
enced players. High-scoring OUTFIT.
! Wilson-Chance here also if Coach
/ Tony Kupka can keep team fired up
through long series. First team
okay. reserves needed.
Getting down to tomorrows
/ games. Central will be unwilling one
of the series dark-horse outfits
against Coolidge. Coach Jack Ray
has been working hard with his
boys during the holidays and will
present first team of Shooters with
the exception of one player, Johnny
Gibbons, who happens 10 be the
best on the Viking squad. A high
(See HUBER, Page Aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05

lowed lasted for days. but Capital
boxing officials sided with Donovan.
This time. Louis says, there'll be
no room for argument. He has been
powdering his sparring mates with
terrific blows at his Greenwood Lake
training camp, and his handlers say
he will be the Louis of old when he
crawls through the ropes at Madison
Square Garden for the 15-round
tussle at 10 pm
After flooring two rugged fighters
in less than 30 seconds. the cham
pion relaxed and declared:
After I knocked 'em down.
hadda save some of my steam. May
need it Friday night against Buddy
Took six rounds last time down in
Washington. I think it'll be shorter
this time. Least, I'm going to try
to do 1t shorter"
At Lakewood, N. j.. Baer has other
ideas. He even talks Of putting
Louis down to stay this time.
I'D have won 1t in Washington
if I'd been able to use my right
hand" Buddy confided. MY elbow
bothered me, and I had it baked
every day for two weeks before the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05

New Orleans-the Times Plea
yune published 60-page Sugar
Bowl souvenir section last week.
Brass ring depth a private
bowl-picking contest in the fam
lily of Jack Meagher, Aburn grid
coach. 6-year-old Pat won out
over Mr.. Mrs. and five other kids.
He picked them all right. Hank
Wolfe of the Richmond News
Leader apparently grabbed the
brass ring among the Southern
scribes. He was the only one IN
Virginia to pick Oregon State
over Duke. Other States haven't
reported yet.
Monday matinee-Hold your
hats, boys, here comes Lou Nova
with another new punch. He calls
1t the "spitfire punch'-it's a
short, fast right that starts high
and comes down. Should do all
right II it's equipped with . car
ron and q brace Of machine guns.
Frank Brimsek, the Bruins goalie.
has joined the Brookline Mass
aircraft warning service and puts
IN three hours . day on duty.
Pete Barry. one cfSthe original
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apples OF his eye knocked over the
National Pro-Tootbal League ALL
Stars two years in q row. turning
In q 1924 decision yesterday in the
Polo Grounds for the second one.
But the red ink Is getting to be
quite an item.
A year ago, Halas took his big
Bears out to sunny California and
blew $500 Of his own while turning
in a 1914 win over the All-Stars.
Yesterday George brought the
laundering herd into the local
National League ballyard because
of the war, and In the process OF
becoming set OF Undiscovered
snowmen the pro league champs
rolled up the biggest score ever
marked up in this four-year series.
Halas Pays Again.
The choice of freezing q few toes
apiece or staying home by the fire
side resulted in coy gathering Of
only 17,725 fans. This produced a
net gate Of ISL ,059.67, Of which the
Navy relief fund got SIS .529.84.
Out of the balance came some
s. 800 rental for the park and 5000
for the % All-Stars-each of whom
collected $50 and expenses. What
was left. after George paid his men
and q few incidentals represented
an estimated loss Of q couple Of
thousand iron men. So, George won
the ball game and proved his point
about his goliaths, but he paid for 1t.
For that matter. so did the ALL
Stars. Don Hutson, Green Bays
pass-catching end, wound up with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05
Senutes Now Rule Roost
In Heurich Court Loop

Senate Beer team now stands
alone on top of the Heurich ANA
teur Basket Ball League. undefeated
in nine loop games. Its latest win
came yesterday in the feature of
four games when it topped F. B. L.,
1875.
Alexandria Police. until yesterday,
also enjoyed an undefeated record,
but Jacobsen ruined this string with
q 1896 upset. In other tits, Hot
Shoppe handed District Silents
another setback. 54-46, and Jewish
Community Center won over Michel
bach, 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05

giving it all away. Win, lose or
draw, Louis will donate his end Of
the purse to the Navy Relief So
ciety. which takes care Of the fam
lilies of Navy men felled in action.
If the gate reaches $225 900. the
goal set by Promoter Mike Jacobs.
the Bomber's share will be around
$4,000. And all that he'll take,
under an agreement reached long
before Pearl Harbor was attacked,
will be his training expenses.
Baer is turning part of his purse
back to the naval fund and Jacobs
is working for nothing.
1t took Louis six rounds to finish
the job in Washington, D. c.. last
May, after Baer had bounced the
champion on his head in the open
ing frame. Baer was disqualified
by Referee Arthur Donovan when
Buddy's manager. Aneil' Hoffman,
remained in the ring to claim foul
after the seventh round was sched-
uled to start.
Although Louis had fioored Baer
twice In the sixth. Hoffman protested
that his man had been hit after
the bell. The argument that fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05
Miomi Net Lures SECURE,
LyttIeton-Rogers
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 5.-An Irish
man and an Ecuadorean top the for
eign entry list so far for the Univer-
sity of Mama amateur tennis tour
nament starting January II.
The Irishman is G. Lyttleton-
Rogers. former Davis Cupper, who
upset frankie Kovacs last summer.
Francisco Segura Of Ecuador used
his powerful two-handed forehand
drive while eliminating Bitsy Grant
of Atlanta from the Sugar Bowl
tournament at New Orleans.
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fight It wasn't until I was training
to fight Abe Simon that I learned
that had Clipped two bones In my
right elbow.
1.-TWO doctors advised an opera
ton. The third decided to treat it..
1t hasn't bothered me since I started
training here. I'll use it this time.
I'll use my right to knock Louis out. :"
The battle, expected to attract
close to 10000 customers, will be the
goth title defense for Louis since he
lifted the crown from Jimmy Brad
dock AZ years ago.
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Big Moments Of Life
Spur Bowler Dyak
lin U. 5. Classic

By the Associated Press.
STRATFORD, Conn. Jan. Big
moments in the life Of 24-year -old
Steve Dyak seem to inspire him to
the heights Of duckpin bowling.
Two years ago at waterbury, on
his wedding day, thee Willimantic
sharpshooter won the United States
Classic and its 81 900 top prize.
Saturday night, four days after
the birth of his daughter, the Dyaks'
first child, Steve did it again, rolling
2O14 for Is games, 2 pins better
than Aston Clarke Of Warrington,
d. C., the Nations top-ranking
duckpinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05
Louis Confident He'll Beat Buer
Quicker Than He Did Last May
Bv AUSTIN BEALMEAR,

YORK, Jan. 5-Joe Louis who wound with knot on
his his hands and $40 in his pocket the
Buddy risks his heavyweight title
against again Friday night with nothing but thanks
5 his reward.
The champion expects before
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Chibeurs' Wins Over A|I-Stors
Nick Owner HoIos for $1,000
Fons Again Are Missing os MeAfee Routs
Pick Of Pro Loop; Bou9h, FiIchock Hurt
By SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, Jan. Sin the Of sweet charityand by
proving that Chicago Bears about the greatest
grdron collection turned loose to powJumpng George
Haas bankro showed hole today for two astar
George mind you had lot Of satisfaction from the those
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Oldest Youngest High Schools Clash as Basket Series Starts Tomorrow
Win, Lose or Draw
The Cherry on the Whipped Cream h,
By FRANCIS {. STAN

The Cherry the Whipped Cream
MY goodness it can't be done!" That's how everybody still
interested must have felt when the tmekeeper
sounded the Chicago walked off the field
at the Polo Grounds winners again and by 1924
happened playing yesterday
tonaby the grdon agggatons all times
picked stars representing the National
ed by everything takee to make great ends sturdy
tackles backs could broken field apart
Surrounding S a Army
doesn't happen often But YESTERDAY the gentleman surrounded by
working
that he didn't have To this distant observer the Bears put the
cherry of the whipped with that 1924 win.
Other Greet Teens Not as Deep
well that the probably together
terday for the last time the greatest football machine history
Haas firm and precious few clubs could be dgnihed with serious
comparison
There the Nagurk Mande
era Hnk Herber
and Green Bay clubs The Bears were plenty tough when they had Red
loosely those days and the competition has been
Good he Nasurski not better than George McAee
deep
teams single unit the 1887 washington backhed of Cliff Battles
Sammy Baugh Riley Smith Pnckert probably stacked with
backheld osmank McAfee
Noting but two other sets almost good And they had the lines to
Even Bough, With Strong Cost, Not Enough
Like tabled baseball Yankees Meue and
Iwentyone points period novelty
with uprising took nevertobe
get a points
AnStars tried noby Sammy Baugh had
popularity sambo
Who ball his
bullet unbeatable
He had his yesterday He had Huson Cuff Schwartz and
Dewen Manders
to diversity the attack with their balcarryng But still wasn't
enough the Bears
AI.Sturs Had Hero Won the Statistics
left and
didn't possible that l75 people could make
that much
aber probably record without
parallel.
eight already
pro with gee alarm
will yeaor the duration and
telling TO- all about
fulback
And
I'm too
Evening star., 1942-04-24

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time YOU buy cut any price fails please
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Maryland o. virginia stores Or both. Prices
effective until close Of business Saturday.
April u, 1s42. NO SALES TO DEALERs.
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beaablen uno iid gi,titebeno MAIDEN
fonnen. Oieienisen Die oos gan,e
Sabr 1912 be3dblt babcn, fonnen oen
8etrag in 8ar erbalten bonn sd)at.
meiiter. Gs iivo auberoem tpihtige
@e!dGfte 5u erleoigen, oaber tpiro
auf groben 9efud gerednet.
@ilbelm Shuiter. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
0jnnastutun, Ohio.

T",tihe @pone 2ntb. Sonterus &C.
meiuSe gde 0ineoA, Ape unb 4oln.eS
Strose. ST.. g. u Sritfd. Efarrer. Bots
,nln.,n 2813 @idIiiie 8ltb. Sell: 94988.
Inn . ll1r SorntasI1::fe unb Sueenbs
8nit.sbienft; in, Wintel Inn 10:3O. I'm
snm.hcr Inn $3.50 ,1hr Sauptgottesbiena
m uIen Soms ,,nb Teiertaeen. Sdn1Ss
rag Q uhr &cnfirmanbers lnb Deutf@.
llui:r. id,t Seben 2 0ienstae i'm @onai
E.'rstaa i'm Rordt 8ruberbuno.
Seb,n 4. Sunn!ag, Ehr nafmittoeS
Trnuen Were.n. Seben 5tpeitfolgenben
SHit.iunt Ssugenhbuno; ieben 5rpeitfoI'
aenSsn Donneratae 0utber Qiga. Seben
Jrritra AirG:ntirrprobe. Nlle abenbners
'm",l,,naen f,noen INN 1880 uhr itGH
NlIe Tnlfsz .re @lnubenseenoheu iinS
ter5li.t einesl,ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Serr 8eura @aancr

gubiirtJ aus gooenoorf, Siebenbiir.
gen. uno luurNc inter groBer 8etcis
ligung Ger Sanosleute, Srel,noen
@ctannteu uno SHitglicoern oes
,3(pe:a 1 inter &ereinscbren al1f Dem
&eIt Earf Trieohoi 5l,r letten Hllhe
getragen. Die 2eif,enfeier funo i'm
Ga.tfnunn 2eifenbeitattllng sbeim
itatt ,ntcr 2eitllrg bon GaItor @aIs
ter alein bon Ser @eitIeite Gpanees
liihcu Stride, Ser SroItlpprte an sic
Srollerperiammlllng riftete. Die
GintrohtsSermanin tSdnger innaen
int Seihen5eim llno uln 8rdhe er.
greiicnoe Srauerlieoer uno Gisepri,
lioent bes 2apeie 1, 8epre @eber,
'prnd, ihone NahrllI1portc am 8rob.
Ger Sabingeldyiebene ipuroe ols
Scbn oes Serru @eors @agner unb
,srnr &nthnrinn geb. @oleIh in go,
oenoorf geboren uno oaIelbIt er5pger.
9tad) slbiplpierung ser tStaatsihule
crhielt @cgner sen GoIten zines @e,
rid,tsId)reibers uno I'M Sabre 1911
rultrNe er oem SeItcrreid)iih ltnaa'
ridden aonulat in Glepelunb 5uge'
teilt, no er bis sum slusbruh bes
eriten @eltfrIeges uno ipdbreno Dem,
ielben uuterm lSdnpeoiihen GonIulat
tatlg mar. Sm Sabr 1921 5oe er
nah Ser alten Seinat ltngarn uno
fnno slnitelllng bein, ungnriiden
Wtinilteriltm in guoapelt. Nah fur
ser 3eit febrte er lpieoer nod gme.
rifn 5uriif. Gr heiratete Sri. 9lnnu
Simonis, Die Ghe mar aber feline
aliiflide uno lpuroe i'm Sabre 1889
eeloIt. 9tad etliden Snbren tpuroe
Ser Sohingeifiebene auf 8runb ieis
ner erobcn Griabrrns i'm aoniulat.
oienIt bonn Hlundniid1en &oniul in
GlepelnnO sum Goniulariefretor er,
nannt, elm Soften, Sen er nit Srele
bis Dor Sabresiriit inne bate unb
in tpelhem er pielen 2anosleuten nit
glltem State geoient bat.
Gs traltern nm oen Subingei6ie'
oenen biersulanbe eingrltber Mid)ael
@naner, 8eihtuilherfinber Mihael
@aliif), Sofia ebert, Cara S6nen,
s(nna 2autner, slnna MfodeIh iami
beren Jamilien, uno in ser alten
Seimat 8ooenoorf Ole alte Wfutter
&atbarina @agner uno Shtpeiter
Gatb. Salltner geb. @agner iami
Nanlilie.