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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
,,Nein ii bic &ade, i'd mia perseltea!"

niger, nnS er fiibrt III oieiem 3uiam.
rnenbona ben 8aibiHgtoner sabctenrs.
pro5eB als elm 9orbilo fir ipdtere Ser
fobren an. gber er iueiB, bob oies
ieinerieits MIR Elm frommer 8unih it,
oab es fa,mt moslid) iein miro, Die
Bolfsnut nad Dem Sieae iiber ben Sea-
tIonalio5ialismus int Dan,m 81 balten.
Die iobrelanse Rehtloiiafeit uno Bias
fiirberrlhaft ser @eItapo miro Damn
lire Griihte traaen miiiien ,no iib
faum in oie aan1le oes orbentlihen
Bro5eBredtes lenfen laIien. llnb bie
Nahe miro bann, ipie 2oro 8ncou &C.
lagt bat, "a fino OF milo iltItice', cine
art tpilber @eredtigfeit.
Yr1lioent Hoolepelt Fat nit ieiner
a,d griudeu ser @rilreaierunaen in
2onoon ausgeiprod,enen 8arnltng ct
neut oic. soeaIe ser WenId)li6feit auf
Ieinen Shilo unb sen aler Ser Natios
l,en erboben. @s ,uar, angeIihts Der
gntiteblna ieiner @rflarlins, berItano-
lid, baB er nur 8eraeltuna fir Die
Yer6rehe,t in ben belesten 2anbern
anorobte. Del,tidlano ielbit uno
Oelterreid lieB ct auBer a6t, aber Die
iel6en @runoidse niiilen aud fit iie
,aelten. >Bas lii De,,ti6lano ,pdbren6
oes lesten sSabr5ebnts seideben lit,
fam nic)t scfonbert bon Ser uliteroriif&
funs @l,ropas betrahtet iperoen, unb
sic BORT idon 1888 besonhene 8eriol'
>aung ser. Wenihen ipesen ibrer poli-
tiihen ueberaeusl,na,s Maiie 1,no 3elts
aion ldreit ebenis mad eiHer aburtei-
lung ser HSh,loiaen por Sonoertribue
nalen leie bie Gbmliden WaBuabmen
in ben ereberten 2dnoern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

@dnobis int 3ausne Su baltem. Mber
oos inoiide Yroblem bat ourdp oi.
iiinaiten greisniiie cine Berlddrflng
erfobren, Die BEL langer .2riegson,er
perbansnisnou iueroen fann, uao oie
Birflnaen altf China lailen iid gar
bleibt reine flinsenoe Sheae, ,Sum mins
bleibt cine flingenbe Shalte, gum min.
oeiten Elm bloBes Berlprehen, iolanse
oie 9inge in Snoien bleiben tuie Tie
Iino. 8ie aber fDuuen mir bon ser,
bon SSupan l,nhporbenelt aliatiId,en
8elt Sertrauen atno ber5bafte Wit,uir-
f,lng sur Serbei fiibrung eines aeredtcn
SrieOens ertparten, iolange nidt ein
entid)loiiener uno ebrliher Sruh nit
ser Sergangenbeit iid pou5iebt2 Die
Satt,mg Der 8olfer int Ya5iiit unS
Sltalielt - nit falt alleilliaer Nus
nabme Der Bbilippineu - reoet eine
Sprahe, sic nibt miBperltanoen tuer.
Sen fann. Cine nea,e 8elt lit I'M
Berben, Die entueOer ourb -fluse go
litif seitaltet miro ODER beren @anoel
iih inter leioenibaftlidem Wiiten
pou3iebt. Rit ben aasemejnen Sor.'
meln, mie Iie bis iest oorlieseu, mer.
BEN ltd Die @olfer nidt' 5ufrieoen
geben. Sic iperoen ipiiien tpoaen, ioie
lid ibre Berbaltniiie aeltalten iollett
mie iid Die @robItaateu, Die. in
Rampfe liegen gesen uSerrenDolfer",
5u bisber rehtloien, ourd Wa6t be.
berridteu Staaten i.no Bolfern itel'
len tperoen. - @anoerer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
+ Sooesanseisem +

5 0 I'm %. Wpers, seb. am 22lten
Suit 1871; seit: am 6. Mug. 1912,
,,ah lai,sipieriger 3rantbeit, iuobl
borbereitet, IN 2afepille, Wiuu. ~
ter. Seier.
9abi-er q. @eier, seit. am 81.
Suli 1912, inn After bon falt 80
SSsabreu, in Sos augeles, Calf.
@r binterlaBt 2 S0bne, 3 2ohter,
barlhter bie @brtn. Sh,uelte Warp
Gieanor, DoniinifaneriL 10 @nfel
nno 7 ltrenfel. alter 2eier.
Ders. MagoaIene Warsraf
seb. Densl, seboren in 2anosbnt,
Bapern; geit. an Waria Simmel=
fabrtstage, Is. Mugult 1912, iuobl=
bereitet, in 3orburp, Wuii. Sic
binterlGbt ibren @atteu. Sie fam
Dor ettpa 35 SSSabren nah oeu Ser.
Staaten. Sie ipar eine lanaidbrige,
trene uno eifriae 2elerim.
Soicpb 8eran, geb. ant 25lten
Mdr5 1868; selt. ON 9. aus. 1912
iu 8ucprus, Ohio.
Wrs. Soi. 3aher, aet. am 90.
Sum- 1912 in Willuaufee, Wis.
Alte 2elerin.
Wrs. @. Bantber, eeit. an ta.
aue. 1912, wobl borbereitet, int
sitter bon 81 Sssabren, in Sutber<
LAMB, ssa.
& Ronrab 2uttenberger, aeft
ont 12. Suli 1912 in Glepelanb,
Ohio. Sic mar seboren 1T @roBr
farlbad, 8beinpfal3.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
ALpENKRAUTER
bskdn,pft Horheibigkeitl ]

Funktion.le Hartleibiskeit (feh-
lerhafte Ausscheidung) ist oftmals
die Ursache solchsr Symphonic wies
NervositSt. Verdauungsstorung ver-
stimmter M.sen, Kopfschmerzen.
Schlaf und Appetitlo.igkeit, ;ibler
Mundgeruch und belegte Zunge.
Seit iber 5 Generationen haben
Tausende die an Hartleibis keit ,li.tsn.
Forni's AlpsnkrSuter erfolsreich 60.
braucht. urn der Natur in ihrer regu-
kren Ausscheidung ngstItiskeit xu heI-
fen. Alpenkri~tsr wird aus l8 be-
sonders erwihlten medizinisches
Wurzeln. ,Krsuten und PA.nzen her.
gestellt worunter viele offizielle sind
vie SIENNA, Pfefferminze und Fenchel.
Sassafras und Sarsaparille-es w;rke
sanft NIT der Natur auf diesem
wichtigen vierfachen Wexe: es hilfe
der Tssigkeit de. Mazens. aktiviere
den Stuhlxang: vermehrt die
Ausscheidung durch die Nierens
hilft und beschleunist Verdauuas.
Seine TStigkeit ist milde und doch
griindlich weder harsch noch
kneifend. Sehen Sic in den Spiesel.
Missen Sic unter den Symptomen
fehlerhafter Ausscheidung vie oben
erwxhnt, leiden und haben Sic andere
Medizinen einsenommen. die Ihnen
anscheinend NIGHT geholfen habene
Damn schulden Sic es sich selbst, einen
zriindlichen Versuch init Alps.-
krSutsr xu machen. AlpsnkrSuser
sollte auch lhnen nitzen gerade 20
vie o. seit 40 vielen Jahren Tau-
sende andere interchangeable hat.
Q PoRNrs haIL-oEL LlNiMENT
Wsnn rheumsts'ehs ast % gnd nsarslsi'chs
das lindernds erwxrmsnde Hsil-OI An.
das schmsr stiilends Mittsl i'm Gsbrauch
ssit 1855. Es hrinst schnslls. wlllkom-
meme Lindsruny bel m1skulSssn Ruckea-
sshmsrzsn. steffsn oder .chmerEsnasa
Musksln.. Vsrrenkungsn. Stosswundsn.
nsndsn Fussen. Es hilft die Zirkulatioa
Won reichsm rotsn Biut durch schmerE-
hafts k6rperstellen anzursasn. Elm sutss
Ilnlm0nt,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
6reibeit anb Iriese

Das lit ssnhalt uno @eibihte bes
,,Ntlantie gbartcr", aber MIR ein geil
oes SsnbaIts lmo. ein FeI ieiner 8e-
fdidte. Mtan ,pirb lih erinnern, bab
eine Ser bon BrGli6ent &ooiebelt NIT
Reebt betonten ssreibeiten, sic Der Ne,
-lieioH, iu 6em abfont,nen idtpeiseno
heterogeneous tDi,roe. Serr @ooIepelt
trua Der barob eeiibten 8ritif Redz
n,',tg nit oer @rflorung, baB Die funt
oa,nentdlen syreibeiten als Hielbitper-
itGnblih uoraltssuleten iinb unb bie
@rnnolaae Ser ,leuen Waana @barta
fir Sen 8olferfrieben bilben. ltnb in
ei,ler eibe bebeutfamer grflarunaen -
beionoers iener iiber Sen fiinftigen
5rieben, ser bonn @eiIte @briIti be-
berrIht Iein ion - bat ct im,ner tpir-
Ser sic bebren 3iele i'm aampfe gesen
Sen &itlerismus betont, uno int slei>
d)en Sinne tpuroen batrh 8i5epraiibert
@allace, 5taatsiefretGr Sua ltno att.
oere nerantlportlihe Wdnner bie Anf.
>aaben Nmcrifas an oieIer 3eitipenoe
'gefennaeihnet. Sat Stalin, feitbeu ibn
Sitlers lteberfan an bie Seite Der
@eftma6te fiibrte, ireenoluie cine aen-
oerllng ieiner @eiinnltna befunbet, Sic
i'm 5um 8erfGmpfer elmer hriitlid)en
Or6nnng un6 zines 5rieoens isn @eiite
Gbrilti ite,npelte2 ltnb ipelbe @aran
tien bieten er unb feline Heaiernna, oaB
ale W0lfer bie ibnen int Atlantic
Charter berbeiBene sSreibeit finben
iperoen2 8as miro inn Sale eines
5ieges bos Sdidlal 5innlanos, So
lens um6 Ser baltiiden Staaten iein?
Das Iino Srasen, oeren 8ealit,uor
tllng in ben Wosfauer 8erihten un-
enolid tpibtieer getpeien tpdre als oie
5dilberung Stalins als @altgeber.
al,d bon sssn6icn ipar in Sen 8eridten
1idt 6ie 9eoe. gs ibeint aleroinss,
baB es gnslanos Madt, tpenisltens
borldufia gelinsen lpiro, ben Nillen
bon Willionen 6inous, ser @efolgidaft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

Dogs for Defenie, Snc.", cine
Neip Dorfer Organization nit 3peia.
itellen in alien 9eilen bes 2anbes,
ipnrbe bon @eneralmajor 6. 9. Gre,
eorp bonn Auartermaiterforps als Die
3entraliamlnelitelle fir Slnoe er'
rannt. 0reiiierte ipie nihtoreIiierte
Srnoe iuerben angenomnen; 9eoins
el1ng lit alleroinas, baB oieie 5miihen
einem uno fiinf Sabre alt iino, an ser
S6ufter eiue Sobe bon 1 8 3oll baben
unb feline sSurdt por Seneriuaffen
unb @etuitteru baben. Sdntlide
8unoe iuer6en nod bent Sort Robal,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

Mbtriinnieeu 3u iiberluinoen getpeien.
Reine Art bon Softer 1no Warter
bermohte ibrer iiberleaenen 8ereit-
fhaft cine @ren5e su Iesen. Widt
Sdndbuug aui Shmdbuns nidt
@unbe auf 8l1noe, uidt Die brl,tale
@e,palt, nibt bie lauernoe Gift ber
gbriltusfeinoe, brad)te iie altBer Sol
i,uls. Cine Gbriiteubeit bon beute,
Die oen Spferiinn Ser 5rabiabrbun=
oerte in lih tpieber eripedt, miro itn.
iueiserlih benz @eiite oes int barter
Rampf5eit aefhriebenen Hetrnsportes
Die 9reue balten: Wenh ibr INN Ser
@erehtisfeit ipillen etipas, 8u leioen
babt, Sell eud)! Des grbes ibrer
Berganaenbeit tpiirbig, ser @roBe if.
rer 3eitaiifgabe 6etpuBt, ipiro iie 81,
Der bon @ott beitimnte, @rilt gum
bart, aber glorreid errunsenen nelten
ssrieoeal eelangen. Damn miro tie init
bent 8olferapoItel in ben Sssubelruf
ausbreden biirfen: Der Cant aber
iei @ott, Ser ltns ben 5ieg perlieben
bat" Ct. Ror. 1850. - g.-5t. 5.
g.<N.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

3d., Quartiermeilter- Depot, aeldidt,
100 iie bon elmer Neibe bon AHdteHr-
uno Yerufsoreiieuren iiir militdriide
3tpesfe als WadJz lno Yatrouiltett.
bl1noe ausaebiloet iperoen. SSn erlter
2inie folnnlen natiirlidy sic groberen
l,no intellisenten 3aiien, iuie oeutIde
8 d + c rbnnbe, 0obermann-Binider
uno Great Danes in Srage.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
GiuWanb

,,Wie fommt es nur, oab Sic biele
hide Heriom 1eiroten ipollen2"
,,Sie 1T mein 2eben!''
,,M6er mer miro Sas Qeben atei@
10 idlper nebmen 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

eSINNteC uteDer erRUeW VW, tUeNN
. tiab bereiaselt, Stimmen, bic 8ode
imo 8ernidtnns iiir iuirflihe ODER
.angeblid,e ariessgrei,el perlanaen.
Mn maBaebenben 5tenen> teilt mat
bieie unhriltlihen Ausipiidie ipiloer
Rriesspipdoie nidt. 9as lit hriltlid
uao ritterlid,. Gin idGnes 8eiIpiel
gibt ltns 9apio. @r baBt ieite,, ct.
bitterten, sseinS niht. @r lebnt es ab,
ben idlofenben 5eino gu ermorben.
5aul oogeaen Ilthte bel ieber @ele-
genbeit ieinen SaB gesen Dapio 81,
befrieoiaen. Morogier eripaht in ibm.
Aus Neio entlprang 3or,t aus 3orn
tuuroe SaB, aus SoB iul,djs Hade,
aus Rode entitanoen @erfolsune ,nb
Moroaeoanfen. Der aoelisen @roBe
Dapios itebt gegeniiber Sic gemeiue,
berluerilide Radh,dt Souls.
Sebr treffeno Idreibt oie q. y.
5taats5eit,ms: ,,@s iuar ser l.rtpiide
fiae Woraliit abraban Santa @la'
ra, Der bcn ltnterihieo sIutideu ,,eb-
Ier Mahe" uno ,,uneoler Mahe'
mabte ,,nb pon lesterer iagte,. Dob
ibre a,siibuns bas aaerihdnolidlte
fit. ben Weniden iei. Nber audi oie'
fec Huae aenner Der Menldenieele,
Ser nod,, Dor 9eenbiauns bes araulas
men DreiBiaidbrise,t arieses sur
@elt aefolnn,en tpar,. bate ntd)t bor<
auslcbcn f0nne,l> bob 800 Sabre ipa1
ter eiu politiihes 8eairue bieIe mt
eele 8ohe 5u einem Spitem erbeben
uus als ieiner 8eaieruntsstpeisbeit
Iesten SdlmB iiberall -oo antpenben
tuiiree, mo- sic @iaidbrigfeit Ieiner
unteroriidten llntertanen .nno 0olfers
fd}aften Elm gn6e finoet. "
@eaen biele metbooilde Barbaret
bes Neutrality-suspicious. bat 8roii.
bent @ooiebelt ieine iuarnenbe Stiln.
me erboben ,ino Die. adh5e Mutoritat
Der Ser. 5taaten IN Die Wagihale
ether aerehteu Nadfrieasbergelt,ns
aeiest. Die Nrd)iDe Der Ser. Watiof,etr
1aben iebes 8erbreden anf bem be-
fektem europGiiden Routinent aufae-
seidnet l,n6. bie Wanten ibrer ltrbeber
eiirften it bielen ssdtlen befannt iein,
70 sas es uiht fdiper falen. tpirb.
Sen ie,ueirs berantiportlihen g.
ssiibrer @eitdpo =T,,nftionar. 3ipilbe-
.autten ODER 8ebrmahtpertreter aus
sulonsern um6 ieiner Strafe 8,,3ufiibs
ret.
Mnsoriidlid oerurteilt Der Yraliber,t
Malleuaftionen, eine organiiierte @a<
defantpagne, Elm red,tsluiorises 8or-
geben ser 1tnteriohten aesen ibre Bei-
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Bite sender Sic mir:
= II Unxsn FesAys Alpsnkrxusse-
600 portofrsi
q z require soc Flasehsn Fosni'a
Hsfl.0sl LlnlAssat 9i.00
portofrsa.
q oder bslas far 500 portofrei.
= per Naehnahsns COD. txuxas.
lieh GsbaArs0).
Or. PETER FAHNNey 4 soNe co.
Dept. 1905
4Sol wasA3nsson Blvd. cAlsaas. II.
~ SiaAlsY D.. WiAAips1. lesm., Com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Ban on PofahI Lifted ,
Hell Join Mats for
Spring Training
InfieIders Needed, Griff
Foreives His Refusal
To PIoy for 'Noogo

Jimmy Pofahl, the vanishing
shortstop who quit the Mats in a
huff last June. has returned to the
good graces of Prexy Clark Grit
fifth. Pofahl's suspension has been
lifted, and he'll be among those
present when the Washington base
ball club convenes for spring train
ing at Orlando, Fla, next month.
We're short on infielders," con-
fesses Griffith, so he'll be back
with us. I haven't talked to him
yet but wrote him a letter asking
if he planned to play this season.
He wants to play, so he'll be bat
ting for an infield job"
Pofahl, who deserted the Mats on
June Is and returned to his Fari-
bault. Mimi, home rather than be
shipped to Chattanooga of the
Southern Association, returns to the
team because Third Baseman-Out-
fielder Buddy Lewis is in the Army
and Shortstop Cecil Travis is to be
indicted tomorrow.
Jimmy. who batted 231 in 1910,
was stroking a modest .187 at the
time Griffith requested he shift to
Chattanooga. Pofahl refused, thus
delaying the importation of Inf1eld-
err Hills Layne from Chattanooga,
and was suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Racing BIackout
Al Santa Anita
Strands Whir|y
Midland, ChoI|endon,
Pictor to Seek Gold
In Florida Races
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6-Denied
a shot at the 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap in March. Midland, Chal-
ledon and Pictor will try to salvage
half that amount in Florida.
With Santa Anita's $1,000, 900
racing season finally cancelled be-
cause of war conditions. a few rich
owners plan to ship their top stars
to Miami, New Orleans or Hot
Springs, Ark. .
Charles S. Towards Midland yes
terday was topweighted at 1923
pounds for the $4,000 Widener
Stakes at Hialeah Park March 7.
His Porter's Cap, w. L. Brann's
Pictor and Challedon. prepping for
a comeback, and Gustav Rings Cts
Marion are other Anita residents
eligible for the Widener.
Whiriy Kept on Coast.
However. Warren L. Wrights
Whirlaway and score of other turf
stars, along with hundreds of lesser
steeds, will stay at Santa Anita for
varying periods. Whirly and most
OF the other horses nominated for
the hundred grand" gallop weren't
named for Eastern or Southern
stakes. Most couldn't get there If
they were eligible. There's a pri-
ority on transportation and racing
horses don't rate high among de-
tense demands.
Howard also will send Porter's Cap
to Florida. He. Brann and Ring
had made prior arrangements to
ship to Miami.
E. F. Woodward sent three car
loads of his Valdina Farms horses
to New Orleans Sunday He took
care of the stable situation by hav-
ing some constructed for his thor
oughbreds. Howard, w. c. Stroube
and the Millsdale Stable already
had rented the few stalls available
at New Orleans.
1900 Lose Track Jobs.
Closing of Santa Anita track, be-
cause the Army said it wanted to
limit crowds to 5000 along the Pa
cific Coast, will throw 1900 or more
employees out of jobs.
Whirly, horse Of the year in Al.
may be the hard luck horse Of A.
Owner Wright and Trainer Ben
Jones had seemed confident Whirly
could win the hundred grand-and
eclipse Sea Biscuits all-time money
winning record of $437,730.
Whether Whirly can keep fit until
spring and then resume where he
left off last fall remains to be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Sometimes He Sounds Like an Elevator PeddIer

to where Bob Pastor is called the No
challenger. weight 100
Mr. Johnston who could be
although defends his choice saying Pastor has met
select What other fighters
He fought 81 rounds with Louis
his skill He has from the floor six
times This is proof Of his courage"
Bandit conadlctS himself He
mau but acknowledges half
knocked the floor
doesn't exactly sound the victim
will himself with the red
badge of
beef is No This also
Welpunched
Simon being hoored four times still his feet
his fight Mr. Johnston There
sounds James peddng elevators
Franklin No g." continues Mr. Johnston He has chased
Billy Brother Buddy back where
Sa-ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Duke Special Target
AS CIV, Quint Goes
On Southern Trip

George Washington's courtmen
this morning were of for their first
extended Southern trip since joining
the Southern Conference and on
the results Of the three-game ex-
cursion hinged their hopes Of win
ming a bid to the annual conference
tournament in March.
The Colonials, victors over Wake
Forest in their conference court
debut, meet Clemson tomorrow and
move on to Wake Forest for a re-
turn game with the Deacons Friday
night. The tour ends at Durham
Saturday night In a game with
Duke.
Duke is defending champion of
the circuit and a pronounced IA
vorite to retain its honors, but 1t
will be a special target Of attention
for G. W., which lost to the Blue
Devils last winter in game that
saw its winning streak broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06

said it was amazing that critical In
juries and fatalities these days are
negligible compared with yesterdays
casualties. He attributed this to
light, improved equipment and better
developed athletes, trained in body
coordination.
Used to Be Many Deaths.
There was not single college foot
ball fatality last season. Okeson re-
called that one year along about
1905 there were 80 deaths, and where
there was one college team playing
then, there are 100 today.
The toll that year brought down
public wrath and almost ended the
sport. Eighteen State Legislatures
had bills under consideration to
make football either a misdemeanor
or a felony.
1t was in 1906 that college athletic
officials were called together to con-
slider abolishing the game - and
wound up saving it. They organized
what Is today the National Collegiate
Athletic Association, laid down rules
designed to eliminate injuries and
restored football to good standing.
Il think, looking back over ths
years. that we have succeeded in
building . fine sport" Okeson con.
cluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Southern Loop Gauge
Seen in Court Tits
Due This Week
CoIonioIs to Get Three
Major Tests; Duke to
Stort Title Defense
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED fIes6.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 6.-1he
Southern Conference basket ball
campaign will be launched in full
swing this week with q dozen games
which should furnish q fairly clear
outline for the 1912 title picture.
George Washington, the circuits
new member, and North Carolina,
long a conference cage power. held
an edge over their brethren as the
result of one pre-Christmas family
triumph each. The Colonials gained
q one sided decision over Wake For
est and North Carolina rolled easily
over Davidson. Maryland beat Rich
mond, but dropped a game to Will
liam and Mary in the only other
loop games played so far.
Dukes defending champions. who
hold decisions over Georgetown
Ky0 and Rider College, but lost
to Temple, 57-4l, open the defense
of their title against Davidson at
Winston-Salem. N. c., tomorrow.
This will furnish a comparison be-
tween the Blue Devils and their
closest rivals, North Carolina. The
Tar Heels margin over Davidson
was 1912.
George Washington will get three
major tests during the week. playing
at Clemson tomorrow, at Wake For
est Friday and at Duke Saturday.
William and Mary also plays three
loop games. starting Thursday.
against v. M. l., Virginia Tech and
Washington and Lee.
South Carolina, losing finalist to
Duke in the l941 Southern Confer
ence tournament, plays at Furman
Friday.
Maryland travels to Duke Friday.
Furman goes to Clemson and David
son engages North Carolina State
at Charlotte on Saturday. Fordham
plays at North Carolina and Geor-
gia Tech at South Carolina in major
contests with outsiders Saturday.
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Some Turkey and Some Beer Meat Yet

bit Of TurkeyTkey Thompson We not familiar
Thompson Negro but will have rely Mr. Johnsons
Nova ranking negatively HE refused box the coored
Booker Beckvh Turkey Thompson Lem Franklin Now Nova
Sometimes
ktons is hard to follow.
Billy Conn No g. Only the Bandit who Boy calls him the
Americas Phil ampfe
Franklin Beckwh Thompson but making fighters sitting
their he champion Here becomes little excited
Franklin adds ungamatay, Conn
refused knocked until the referee counted
TO- that simply marvellous We found difficult appreciate the
but have what Mr. Johnston
Savod somebody Johnny
Shko Nos and TO- respectively When talking
Baer Mr. Johnston becomes absolutely vicious He calls Buddy the
match with Louis the socaed Bandit another wild
words because he pushed Joe Washington
c. did Jack Honer his didn't
seventh round AS for Max he equally unkind OF the
sng Nova Buddy Max Now gentlemen here
sixth
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Duke, South Carolina Nose Out
Southeusterners on Court

by a former Georgia cage star,
Frank Johnson. The Bulldogs led
at half-time. 20-18, but Henry Brog-
don. Gamecock center, went on a
spree for Is points in the last half
and left the Georgians behind.
The Alabama Tulane contest was
locked, 1888, at the end of regu-
lation time. In the extra period,
the Alabamans held the Greenies
scoreless while running up nine
points for themselves.
Georgia gets another crack at a
South Carolina team tonight at
Augusta. Ga, against Clemson, while
Alabama meets Tulane again at
Tuscaloosa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06

DAYS with the nylng Weoge ana
massed offense. shin guards. ham
dlebar mustaches and hospital.
1T was a hard game in those
days" said the astute Okeson, pres
ent chairman and member for 20
years of the National Collegiate
Football Rules Committee. In session
here The group expects to conclude
its meeting tonight.
Contact Came Quickly.
But in those days" he continued.
"the man carrying the ball seldom
ran more than two yards before he
made contact with the opposing
team. He had no blockers - his
teammates were all behind him,
pushing.
And, contrary to general opinion,
a man seldom was hurt in the pile
ups. where there might be as many
as all % players. Moleskin vests and
heavy pants protected the player
against smuggling or kicking if an
adversary were able to move q
muscle in the tangle.
To-day a ball carrier may get up
full steam, and usually does. before
making contact He gets hit in the
open far more than before. He has
men clearing the path in front Of
him. and that contact comes at full
speed"
The Rules Committee chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Rec Basket Ball Loop,
Capitals Largest,
Gets Under Way

The city's biggest amateur basket
ball league, that sponsored by the
Recreation Department., is under
way on q long schedule that won't
end until late March.
Nine games were played on last
nights opening programs, three ut
Roosevelt and. six at Central, where
the church section Of the loop con-
ducts Us activities. In the Roose-
welt ills, Sixth Presbyterian topped
the Colonials. 32-19; Washington
Blue Jays downed G. A. P. A., 15-10,
and Cardozo defeated A. G. o.
Executives, 1918.
Ninth Street Christian ran up the
biggest margin In the church Sec
ton, swapping Eastern Presby-
terrain, 66-l4. In the others. Epiph-
any defeated Douglas Methodist,
25-12; Francis Asbury won over CAL
vary Baptist, 21-9: Mount Vernon
topped Chevy Chase, 31-8; United
Brethren took Petworth, 1916, and
Calvary Methodist nosed out Ma
uonl City, 20-lS.