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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
NEW LINE COACH AT CAL

BERKELEY, Calf, Feb. 26. up
Appointment of Bob HcrWi2, for
mer All-American center of t.
University of California, as varsitV
football line coach was approvrG
last night b. the executive commit
tee of the California Associated Stu
dents.
HerWig was given Is months
contract at an undiscloscd salaly.
He has been freshman basketball
coach and assistant freshman foot
ball since 1888. He will continue to
coach the frosh hoopstcrS.
He replaces 1t. Frank Wickhorst.
who has been called for active army
duty. WickhorSt was given leave
OF absence for the duration.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

.amr up from louisville In the
ir5t major league game OF his
career. wagner broke up the game
BY bcltilg t|o home runs
Altcr lraIng the Pirates. Hulctt
logan tour ol the country that
took him through 30 states. Since
tnon kc ha. managed ball clubs
and refereed boxing and wrestling
matches all uYcr the nation.
Hulcu va. trflc sorry that
william RcnsWanpcr had not az
rived in toUu Wcdr csdag. for hr
aid hr wanted TO meet him Ben
sWang"r, now president of the Pi-
ratcs. is "A $on-in-laW Of Drcyfus3,
hcad of the club for 81 years
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
n. !. STOCKS

MY WORN Fea - r-". 4 na.,s
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'a'u~co an es.eae.>. ... ..e-....
Stock market
Santa r sa>a as..s ...~'> e.. .
fcrecd gained IT,, taaa . pom. =
c;rrrr came baeh Ia the previous c.a>t
a. To- small ne, Ems.
Et'2 II - aat. 'sr .a'> Hc.s '.s
weak spots fa#esene aa>lc.> %. az r..
,c>'mc0' caurse# - 81. .. ire taa>
Nhvr rHe >rlin- a@et up u'N.r' f'.-
NuC GaGraEc sas l.h..> .pp,Nc3 o.. t.#
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
PIRATES AND PADRES
PREPARE VIGOROUSLY
BENSWANGER TO
JOIN BATTERIES

Pittsburgh Pirates and san
Diego Padres romped all over
Tie place in RI Centre stad-
ium "Wednesday. drinking in
great draughtS Of fresh air
- pcr>gF.N- freely ..2m tie rIg-
eg#~ t.MIn--.p exercises set doW@
- he ba,,crlmta b. trainers OF
ko.h teams.
Tie Pirates worked oas for the
second day after arriving and were
awaiting the coming of William
ScnsWangCr. president Of tho club.
whose schedule calls t. landing in
california; and lolnm2 - pitchers
lGj catCNcrS Thursday
Bcn>Wan-cr stayed Il Pittsburgh
muI Tuesday when he Was 10 leave
by plane for the coast.
Al the park wednesday the BucS
Wtre sent thyuULE tousE condition
a- ca.ll>thcuIcS by Pitcher Truett
ScWe... graduate OF Alhambra Mill
.3e& institute. SeHc,l ran the team
th3al4H l5-mluute GRILL session
fh3, lei. many OF the recruits. out
ot shape after a winter Ct inactivity.
ga>pn- tor breath.
MANAGER Frankie Frisch took oIcr
attsr lEat and he team lndulgcd
N AZ hour or so Of pitching and
baulng practice Frise!. seemed
le3.ed by the WORK OF Pirate back
stops working behind the batterS i'll
ne workout Babe Phelps pur-
chased from Brooklyn. came i'll f..
Il ,3r-e share OF the commend
'.a4.
Mtaa-c~ Cedric Dssst of the
Z d., Thursday was awaiting the
a.r.fa. e the 'utire san Dic-0
teaa. sshoc..cc to pail into FL Cen
- asX' SATURDAY. for a month of
sHgl. training, The Pirates, how
,srl. ~.u Dc here only I'LL March
s Taa entire Buc sqaad IS supposed
- e3.e 20 California on that date
aac =. .lN a camp 4 San Bernar-
O. t.. ba,terynsa Wi ioin IN
ae.e..> and Outf.c,Ueg> here.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
BARTELME CONFIRMS

SACRAMENTO, Feb. &c. up #
Phil G.. Bartelmc president of thr
Sacramento baseball club tOdaY
confirmed that Inficdcr Eddie Lake
of the st. Louis Cardinals would
like to play for Sacramento at less
money than he would receive from
the Cards.
Lake, former player for the Sac
i'll 1910, visited Bartclmc several
weeks ago. He expressed diSappoint-
ment on his bcnch-sitting role 4,
St. Louis last year. Bartcmc reveal
ed, and said he preferred TO plaT
on the coast to be nearer his home
and famil" in Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
NO NIGHT GAMES FOR
SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO, Fob %. up
Sacramento will not play twilight
baseball Al home during 1912, Pres
idcnt Phil Bartc!mc announced to-
day.
Games viii start at 7:45 pm,
except for doublcheadcrS. The con-
tcst will start in daylight and end
under tho N2htS.
pitcher. Larry kcmpc and Blk
Bonnclly have signed contracts.
Srfino trann. opens Monday in
Fullerton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
BROWNS BUY CLUB

ST. LOUIS, Feb 26. 6UPp-Thc
: L0uIs Bro"r> today became solo
o3As!- Of TN" Toledo Baseball club
ot -" American association. with
Plata. ID" ocyolopins 1t into a full
tiadse5 farm organizatien for do
Fe.oGmelt of young PLAYERS.
Tic Bro"n+ previously had a part
ownership in the team.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

shared la9 a. - ...".. eael'
oardua - s'i g." H.
Ike chaef ious''. t..... =. s#.a#..
Fired FeGeusor lG. F,rt IL
scn. 70. Ildd#e Wlj,r N.. - ! L.
Tcral'a. - Vic r1'.rt -. B=9
KCllormaa IS: 'r'' N.ee' 52.
Way Q Elxana"". ~. Ia. r..
10; Ar Snrma. ~. nor.f 1selrS.
~; Bob Albri hr 1l I#Naeiee
Marsh, -
Balalaek WIS c..u.l'shod a. Il
EartN faYoI5ar he. C. - ssc
24O0 price obtai."c. rar Hna in l5e
Calcutta draWiup Wcdu" de- all -
after he panue& were ma.in. ban
Taylor brousHt >155 MlG 1aada
Willoushby W. ..ld lne "a
Second fliehf Ila',v. .. =. s.. ..s.'-
uled to start m@'2.. g., &.3G u III.
lirst flight SO: GulnHipn,hio ii#aU
9:50. tnnd llle1. l'.%r. lfsnsa
fight. l1:l5. nlH li-Ia. l..a3.
sixth fieht. l2.''. .r}s@ta .liaa. 3.
l'l5 p. III.
Championship nu.rGa Ilaaa5 I'm
Taylor aeainst I'm EcI.rmUG Ed
red Ferguson against Ndue tla.-
Gcr, Mel Fcreusou ""ai's' Finer
Sears. Vie BloIacE "oaa@ ~
Spring, Jerry tcN ugau# ifa.a diE-
on Forrest rp!aUe'n @.al.s lar-
rest Marley, laGdr Wl'oG. Gbg
against Bob AlhriahI j. nssaIta
2gainSt Io}emdec NI.rh.
Play will ccntiuu" from Thms-
day To Sunday with thr 3G-hole
finals being PLAYED then
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
LOMBARD HEADS FOR
SPRING TRAINING

OAKLAND, Cant, Feb. IS. up
Ernie Lombardi was cnroutc to-
day to Sanford. Fla to join the
Boston Braves at thelr spring train
inc camp.
The former Cincinnati catcher
conferred by telephone with Presi-
dent Bob Quinn Of the Braves and
apparently came to terms after an
nouncing he would retire before
signing for $4,000 a season. far below
the S175OO figure he received from
the Reds last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Rv MD ROEEETS

SANDY SPRINGS. Ga. Feb. 26.
UP '-LGrius E Applmg relied up
to tho Sandy SPRINGS general store
and pos office i'll something of 4
ditther this morning. kicacd over
a stack CT we'll buckCts-Cu >alc tHis
week and loudly 3ncd for:
"Cuc airmail special dolivcry.
Luke slapped the stamp on d
long whifc envelope. addressed TO
Harry Grab 10y. Vico President.
Chicago Wtire SoX. LIS Angeles
Cal, and iammed it into the slot
next to 'hc pickle barrel
Can NoI imagine that CITY" tae
Sox hc.a9lt shors>,op stormcd -
the assembled members OF TIC
Sand Sa.gaes Lc.s-Si'-a..d-"h.'-
tie Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

S-V0n IIlNNI9 0I 80IITTa T0TNI!lH
i3a contestants from Imperial and
YunIl valleys. 'erc scheduled to tee
eff i'm the auuual Imperial Valley
sol. championship over the Barbara
Worth course Thursday
On WcdI csday g. entries were
addcd to the list. with the lG low
6ualificrs making up the Champion
ship flight Three players. Dan Tay-
lor. Jerry FoX and Mel Ferguson
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

Medium Z qgs
L. 4. LIZ ESTOCK

u ANIf..t-. TO =
v... - .. &a.Hs1 &a,S ~t.-.
ru''.r .a 4n.. .tft Hr..
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m,, e. medium >tee-> l'-. p. r. Str
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t"nH-.~ - -aslar cows 500 '. - #.t"-
rrr, and cut'c'> - 1" - nr4...a
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q. bic 1u. silly. oad H.'t,.'r -sHG
tca.,f, T. - "a -
Hogs >.iab.r 2pO s.,.r. -a 'a
crmcc l-a - 20 lbs. i'5" ' =. -
1910 good :" choice -re-r -.n.rr
90 ,.UrIcg 49, ii.25 io II =.
Sheep >a.abfe -. i"& '."." -
3 NH. Ill., ale Nrg..,.... .t.-l
good ,u choice IL lb. .o.. .r'>
~'ra.'4 .' II =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
SEAL PITCHERS SIGN

50 FRANCI3IO, Fc0 % IUPI
Plf"t2 La.iy Jansen ana +"
: y ..-lrG 'n"ir rGu#lae's toto.
HIfn tie 5au Fraue! ~ bascbo.'
- JH..rA ,upHHe iii" r,A4,.
- 49, O.. ".h ,t -aue alc ~ '
- =. "- oL W.. fta acai Wu.."
=,..'I ..,:. - and - .
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
Markets ar a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stock ircEllaf'> '.,ne l.a...
Bond lrrrguiai -#s..#r..,..>
love-
Eufh St9ckS Wl>,.
NhIctpu Stpk> r.,.a..
London stock, CLOSE. .tr.. -. ..,,.
Silver dnchanEcu % NcH 80. 8. =
cents a I'm ounce
Cotton futures up us me. - a.. l,at>
Il bale
Grams m Ciucaru.0.,a' e'a>ra ~, = p.
Il ccttS. CoIu Was up - s. 4lr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
White S0X SH0RTsTOP IS HOLD0UT;
PROTESTS PROPOSED BASIC PAY CUT

-T-T" ---- TI- 'TI-
Lus. wine is uaalif as cheer
tu ma c'lm as fhc neXt ball
Ila@cl. said ne certainly hoped
"rhmes would sdalghtcncd out
before the Waite - went into
training az Pasadena. Cal, Oh
March 5. He is the teams only
m.I.neN .c-ullr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
L. 4. GRAIN

.f~ A&.I4H~ r. -H
a.-A.> =. 49,. 81 .#
B.nI,, Inaf fsaa -, pa.-. -
villa 20. . Nclo - ! 80 S1.T@
=, D., Nu . -. f4# y! g. = r.
eed O.ii, - ~. - 80
; ..,' Sa .a.4 - ~ >t g. ---.ue
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
BASKETBALL SCORES

Eastern oregon 75 Lewiston Nor-
nal SO.
Navy 81 Georgetown IS.
Army 81 Williams 3G
MenlO Al, Salinas 43
Sacramento JC d9 Santa Rosa d.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
CHICAGO GRAINS

passage of the Eankucad b 9.a..s.'.r-
sales of EnvCrnm, U'-u., ap5 fasss #t:~-
n,oditIcS below pdIi'. ga. -. = Iu...,>
n frm tone IH lIcN d'..~- -. 80 ,.it.s.
OF uadc todd,
Wheat cl"scd .- So .#s# Ha>i,..
IiFhcf. Tho .nu.'IN, E.H -. .."''..-
vas unchanged hut ut'.cf o.. s,.##..> s,.''t.
up = 10 cont. oats up !. I; .N,
Hp l. 10 -. and soy hotu> 81 - !
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
ANAHFIM. Calf, Feb. ~6. III

ANAHEIM, Calf, Feb. IS. cUp,
-Fleetfootcd Mike krccylch. for
mer Chicago White SoX Gutficldcr.
went through drills with tn" Ph5la-
dclphia Athletics today altcI hauG-
inc in his signed 1912 Contract.
kreevich'S appearance a. tho tram
ing camp left only Bob johnson and
Dick Siebert as hcldOutS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
PILLS ANNOUNCE
CONTRACT SIGNED

FHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26. IUPl--
mticider Bobby Bragan has signcd
his 1G42 contract. the Philadelphia
Phlls announced today. The Phi,
entrain tomorrow tor their Miami
Beach, Fla. training camp.
ST PETERSBURGH. Fla, Feb.
26. 'UP1-Managcr Billy SouthWortu
OF the St Louis Cardinals said to-
clay hc was we'll pleased with the
manner in which his pitchers We "
rounding into form in the cat!y
phases of spring training. All of the
battcTmcu have reported at camp
except Pitcher Harry Gumbcrt m.i
Catcher Ken ODea. Neither IS list
ed as Il huldOut
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

LAKELAND, Fla. Feb 2G. CUPD--
Manager Del Bai,cr Of The Detroit
Tigers called for another session
of battin2 practice again today to
improve the timing OF the clubs
hatsmen. Fen Wita the pitchers
fhroWine to the plate il yesterdays
practice, there were teW long drives.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

TAMPA, Fla, Feb % CUPj-
General Manager Warren C. Giles
said today the Cincinnati Reds have
no holdoutS although at least ono
regular, ShOrstop Eddie JooSt, is
atiII MMsiGnCd.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
ARONIEIIE


arm m rt, >fcadied 7fnr>da Han eod UPWARD Win
Two september to
buSe Los Angelo
tcndclcN 10
Imperial Valley ound demand fairly
Phoenix beginning
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
L. A. B4NhS

I4J. htGELEs. FL. ="
Eli nd
rransamcrlca .-..- ----.-........ ..... 4-iB
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
L. A. STOCKS

III Z II y n y = TO
IT.. aNGELES. FrB. ="
.'.' ua o., LIS Angel -'.'t w. ,. ..
p. ~. ,'.aa. 'nlas 80
.- .. 4aa afa taaa ar.. 80
..-. a. uadIng w. aiG'.' r" r.
....'r-
s'p,t Inst rnruanas
BIuy Diamond 90 sia.,.- .' ,i -.. .-..
, cents. Farmers ana N''''.''- ~.
: .unaI hank ~ shares A. 80 d".r' ."#
Southern California Edl>"'. d r,. ,,''.
80, -' ~ sp ~ ~ Band'u' r"truu.I~, 20.
90 y tu ..p T. ,f.'I'# D.. .,' ......
y. 80 - - 81 - ,.t'- Lt.'',... .'.#-
u4,tS lpp - = 49, t,.'t'. ..'. -
g. RYAN Acrnra-'.ra. 11N o.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
/. 4. BITTER & EGGS

lu~ NN,fl.f~ r. -n Hl.
.'.. ...'f.~
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t.... '......#ts
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e. ,r.t- y.
Medium Eggs
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGElI> Frh 10
Hers. Leesorns. = - - !", ..... -
Hons. Leg .o'HS pNt- - e. : lbs -
liens. Leg. over : lbs and UP ....-. l.
Hens Cuio-cd, 10 = lbs. 2I
Hens, colored over 5 ~ lbs 4 up "a,
E'nuc'>. j 4 ua .u> IL
Broilers over Is and up To -. 19t
l'W.r.> uNts -. 81. o.. -
F}r.> .e##. f. .,> -
f'Nr.> y#fga 80. -. O..
RoP Sters, oolored over A. lbs 24c
pld Ducks. Wate Pck4n ........ oS,
Young Tom Turkeys - 10 up coc
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 ID up &c
Did LeGhorne Roosters ........ OSe
Ducklings. Pekin over lbs. - 1ac
uH Eon>tc.>. ru.atcd .............. J.,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

l. A butter
Giraffe 4 rirar
Marufacturng ~
RnA,r Entl.,nL l-..,.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
THIS Is VA. TIME

Il told I'm WIdIn4 TO coop r.2re.
I'm viii tc be fan What does h.
do? Mall me back the same aeH-
tract-2nd nasty note SAYING.
this i, war time Well hes GET
ting i right back again
Appha2. who is attcmptna %
negotiate a contract for hi. 13rR
season as the White SoX'a rc2uiar
shortstop. simmered down len
enough to explain the situation
The Sox sent me a cCntrac' 'cu
day ago. They wanted me to faEo
q cat 1o'h in my basic ..Hlar" I'D
in my attendance bClus the /
they upped the attcndaur" N-Ue
the team would have to plJy 10
before I'd get any extra.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

HAVANA. Feb. 26. UP Kirby
Higbc and Dixie Walker joined the
Brooklyn Dodgers workouts t@day
leaving WhitloW Wyatt as the lone
regular not cn the scene Manager
Leo Durochcr said ne thought
Wyatt'S salary demands Wcro "un-
reasonable
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
LUKE DISAGREES

Il dont figure i. I played in
l54 cut Of l56 aamc, lat @umny.
I hit .3l4 I've bccn with om u
Ycsr. and M average j. rD#i.
.315. AID In fi"ldu2 ll.r am-
drcd and something. So | write hlm
politcl", I dCat think ! o"aa -
take d basic pay cu'
NOV the" send me bact fhr
same contract aud 'a> D. III
time J know thcro> H,~ # 'ac
Scx attendance DON uolr I'M
willn2 10 TAI" iIr.ne u H. r.
tendance bonus. BIZ nD' =, ny
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
NOTES FROM The
TRAINING CAMPS

AVALON. calf. Feb 26. IUP1-
The 1912 edition Of the Chicago
Cubs. apparently weak-hittin9
one, steps up to the plate for Its
first batting practice this afternoon.
Starting off against veteran Bill
Lee. batsmen will face in turn
Chicago's 20 other hurlers. Each
will take the mound for five min
uteS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

VICTORIOUS

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.-. $780,. .p fY.,,.. .aa 10 .aF"
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f.,...f. 1.rynY,- .a>reG. And nov iha'
..# 49, NY Gprrcs 8 CaNADIOL Ml>tu"
,#...t. b.. U,r, 80 aHf dia' .l"''
=. #Hfp H. .,' " hdll, roda4 aela hh"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26

CllCdgOS ~ OlilCl LIulltlN If'Ni
will take the mound for five min
utcS.
MIAMI. Fla. Feb 2G. up Ace
Adams. Johnny Witti-. Hugh East
Tom Sunkel Dave KuSlo, Salvatore
Maglie. John Hubbcll and jess
Dana we're listed by the New York
Giants today for duty against tho
Dodgers in the opening exhibition
game at Havana "cXt weekend.
ST PETFRSBURGH. Fla. Feh
26 CUPp--Thc New York Yankees
holdout list WAS cut to II todaH
following the signing of Erlesau
mfielder frankie CroSetu.
Meanwhile. the YankS traded
Cutfielder Frcnchy Brodagary and
Pitcher George WaShburn, up from
Newark. to their Kansas City club
for Outfielder George Stainback.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-26
.UPLS. FL4I FUTURES

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Evening star., 1942-11-12
MIS-. Beats Mount Vernon
As Hurley, Barnes Shine

National Training School football
team turned in one of its infrequent
victories yesterday, defeating Mount
Vernon High eleven, 1910, ep the
latter's field.
Jim Hurley and George Barnes
collaborated in the scoring. Hurley
got one touchdown at the end of an
80-yard march in the first period,
and in the third quarter he passed
Is yards to Barnes for another
marker.
Hurley added the last tally in the
final quarter with 2-yard plunge
after Barnes put the ball in scoring
position by running back an inter-
cepted pass.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Football Scores

By the Associated Press.
Local.
Kentucky State College, 21; North
Carolina College, 6.
st. Johns, 13: Eastern, 6. =
Western, 81; Dewitt, 7.
National Training School, 10; Mount
Vernon, 0. IS
Armstrong, IA; Bates, 6.
Midwest.
Hillsdale, 10; Kalamazoo, 0.
Chadron, 13; Kearney, 7.
Central, 80; Penn 1owa). 0.
Northern Illinois, s; Illinois State
Normal, 6 (tie).
Colorado College, 81; Idaho South
ern, 7. <, 80.
Missouri Valley, 26; Chillicothe, II.
st. Johns Mimi, "a; Gustavus
Adolphus, 13.
York, Z; Hastings, g..
Southwest.
Albuquerque Air Base, 13; New Mex
leo Aggies, 0.
Far West.
Nevada, IA; California Aggies, 0.
q. Of San Francisco, 80; Fresno
State, 13.
Redlands, 13; Muroc Bombers, IL.
Whitman, ~; College of Idaho, 0.
Alameda Coast Guard, 13; College
Pacific. Z.
San Jose State. ~; Mcclellan
Field, Z.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Triumph Over Lions
Puts Hershey Out
Front in East
Come From Rear to Beut
Washington Stiekers;
Indianapolis Wins
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
Hershey stood alone at the top of
the Eastern Division standings in
the American Hockey League today,
thanks to its 5-to-3 victory over the
Washington Lions last night while
the Providence Reds, tied with
Hershey before last nights games,
were taking thorough 8-to-2 lacing
at the hands of indianapolis.
To complete the evenings picture
the New Haven Eagles registered
their first victory of the campaign,
edging out Pittsburgh, 3 to 2.
The Lions took an early lead over
Hershey, but Danny Sullivan dead
locked the count before the first
period bell, and he and Sorrell added
two more Hershey scores in the
second period before Ferd Gauthier
scored Washington's second goal.
Jenkins soloed down the ice from
deep in his defense zone to score
what proved to be the winning goal
in the third period, and the Bears
added another for good measure
before Washington again counted.
(. The Providence Reds appeared
anything but Eastern Division CO.
leaders in losing to indianapolis.
The Capitals had the Reds on the
run all the way. .s.ss :
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Tar Heels Air Attack
Feared by Duke in
State Classic
Muhu to Stort for VMI
In W. & N. Tilt, Though
Still Not in Trim
4y the Associated Press.

~. tHe ASSOclateo PreSS.
a RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12.-Duke
Blue Devils, getting ready for their
southern Conference encounter Sat-
urday with North Carolina, ad-
mitted today that they fear the
Tar Heels passing attack.
Coach Eddie Cameron continued
70 polish the Duke power game and
spent some time running his play
Ers against Tar Heel plays. ex-
slEuted by the freshmen, who made
[everal long gains.
~ Coach Jim Tatum at North Car
Euiina said he was not pleased with
the Tar Heel efforts to 60 on a
EHustained drive and called for more
s4nd better blocking.
p Muha Will Be Starter.
Joe Muha, the jolting fullback
awho seems either to make or break
tfhe Virginia Military Institute
team, definitely will be in the start
Etng lineup Saturday when the
EKeydets play William and Mary at
Norfolk. but bow long h4A be able
20 play HI Vance, the mys-
Very: sol1ing specia1ist, c6uldn't say.
Pooley Hubert said the
using, plunging Muha would be
In there; with the kickQH, hut that
Foe s n the best AT kh&pe.s
M Dave Russell, Portsmouth tOhio)
k1nniot das taes signaI-calling
Tor washington and Lees "blue"
team and will share the running and
kicking duties with Teddy Ciesla
and Bill Babcock against the Da-
wilson Wildcats at Charlotte, N. C,
= Generals Backfiield Light.
Coach Jerry Holstein inserted
Ben Kaplan. 165-pound sophomore,
into the blocfing back role. and
these four players may start in the
backfield, which would be the light
est the Generals have used all
season.
/ Capt. Bill James returned to the
Virginia Tech lineup and appeared
to be in the peak of condition as the
Gobblers prepared to leave for
West Point, N. Y, and their big
tussle with Army's twice dedicated
powerhouse. James outdid the Cob
blers' two passing aces, Sophomore
Joe Foltz and Jack Gallagher. John
Maskas, 210-pound tackle from Mo-
nessen. Pa, also went through the
full workout.
Evening star., 1942-11-12

this may be surprise to mauy-the
Engineers allowed but 40 points
while Alabama in the same number
of games with class opponents has
allowed 30. The Tide scored SO
points In these tilts and Tech 122.
Man-for- man the Alabama line
gets the nod but with tackles Olen-
ski and Fichman due for limited
service because Of injuries, one big
Tide advantage may be overcome.
Though not as highly touted,
Techs line has not been matched
this year, but Engineer forward re-
serve strength is considered. much
weaker. Jack Helms, starting end,
has an injured back and probably
will not play.
Engineers Rich in Backs.
Freshman, Clint Castleberry and
his sophomore playmate, Eddie Pro-
kop, have claimed most of the Tech
backfield headlines this year. But
McHugh, Sheldon, Hancock, Eld-
redge, Stein, Kuhn, Faulkner, Luck,
Plaster and Dodd all can be called
upon without sacrificing the three
way Jacket threat.
In r. Mosley, Craft, Sabo and
Sails, the Crimson has q starting
backfeld that carries a powerful
running threat, excellent kicking
and fair passing. The addition Of
August, McWhorter, Scales or Jen-
kins may be expected before the
game Is over. "a,
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Redskins Aim 10 Stop
Marefos al I Sunday i! in
Till viii Giants
Figure Whole Machine
Will Bog if They Con
Coll Halt on Andy

. Big Andy Marefos, the New York
/ Chats triple threat star, Is the gent
the Redskins will concentrate on
Sunday when they invade the Polo
Grounds to advance their claim for
the Eastern championship of the
National Football League.
Tuffy Leemans will be back and
Steve Owen will have his full COM
plement of men available, but as
Ray Flaherty sums up the situation,
Marefos is the key man, the lad
who makes the Giants go, and If he
stops his whole machine breaks
down.
Merle Hapes, Owens scatback;
Ward Cuff, the clubs field goal
kicker par excellence, and Bill Ed
wards, q crack guard, will be ready
for the game and their presence,
plus Leemans' return, will give the
Giants big lift. All three were
hurt in the Philadelphia game last
week, while Leemans has been out
almost month. Tuffy has had
special headguard made to hasten
MS return TO action and will wear 1t
for the first time Sunday.
The Redskins, meanwhile, are 60
ing about their chores in business
like way that brooks no good for
their rivals. A victory Sunday would
assure them Of at least tie for the
Eastern bunting and would put
them In a comfortable position to
clinch the honors week later
against Brooklyn and the boys are
IN no mood for delaying things.
Flaherty will use the same start
ing team that has opened the last
four or five games, but will send in
Dick Poillon, Marvin Whited, Rufus
Deal and the rest of his rockies at
the nrst opportunity.