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Evening star., 1942-02-09
Griff or MocPhoiI Is In Wrong League

Clark Griffith Orlando Training Camp-Ano sun "ous
dust letter that Fresioeh Aa
of the him nearly Two weeks
~ All Griffith knew about the when he boarded ne Souhoouo
he read in the papers anu ne
didn't much. wi, :. .,uo or+ :.
En- route to the meeting" in New York ne tore OUT
phantom note ana "roe III peo
along the border: Anybody has got happy dust on ms
have been shifting tucked it into vest pocket
caAed upon aI Aie e" A'-
Writers banquet He wasn't called on 49,, ~ ,oa,o
It's too bad MacPhail and Griffith aren't IN te san
theatrical their
everything else II rlght nave n - ~.
s ~ rohodv with whom to feud American League For
~ ars he tried to strike up with the Yankees put they
world championships IN SIX
(f who has the second division IN seven VI e
~ eventually got discouraged must be admitted aV uhoel
+hese conditions much of feud
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Enlisted Men to Skute
Free at Ice Palace

Enlisted men from the various
branches of the United States armed
services will be admitted free for
ice skating two mornings week at
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, according
to an announcement from Billy
Kass, manager.
They may skate without charge
from 10 am. until noon on Mon
days and Thursdays. Skates also
will be furnished free to those not
bringing their own blades.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

Friday and Saturday.
Southern California broke STAN
ford's 14-game winning streak. but
Indians remain at top Of Southern
half. Stanford goes to Berkeley for
contest with California Friday.
Same night U. c. L. A. mixes with
Sam Barry's deliberate Trojans.
The South-Tennessee perched
atop the Southeastern Conference
ladder with five straight wins. Meets
mighty Kentucky Saturday at Lex
ington. Alabama, its only two losses
inflicted by the Vols, at Lexington
tonight.
Duke apparently marching toward
second straight Southern Conference
crown. Blue Devils sport record OF
eight consecutive loop wins. William
and Mary, early pacesetters, now
third. Washington and Lee, owner
of fourth place, meets Duke at Lex
ington Tuesday and at Durham Sat-
urday.
Title Seen for Illinois.
The Big Ten-Illinois' sophomores
virtually assured crown with seventh
triumph already slowed away. Big
test comes tonight with Indiana the
host. Illini unbeaten in loop while
four closest rivals have three set
backs each. Purdue and Minnesota,
most ardent Of the pursuers, furnish
the excitement in Minneapolis Sat-
urday. OF the Midwest independ-
ents, Bradley Tech and Notre Dame
now have identical records Of II wins
and losses. Ioyola's mark is l;
and 4.
The Missouri Valley area-Iowa
State dropped from the Big Six
contenders, leaving the title scrap
to Oklahoma and Kansas, who may
decide championship at their Nor
man meeting on February ~. Soon
ers drubbed Missouri Saturday, so to
SO, for highest conference scoring
mark since 1916.
Oklahoma A. and MS precise
dribblers replaced Creighton at
Missouri Valley Conference top by
defeating Omaha Bluejays, 81 to %.
The Nebraskans earlier administered
one Of three defeats this season to
potent Great Lakes Naval Station
five. Aggies' next guest is Washing
ton on Saturday.
Colorado Sets Hot Pace.
In the Rocky Mountains+Colo-
RADIO, master Of every collegiate five
it has met this season, leads the Big
Seven parade. Six loop triumphs
and no defeats. Visits Brigham
Young Saturday, whose record is
six and one.
The Southwest-Texas Christian
and Arkansas continue their sur
prising tie. T. c. U. invades Rice
Thursday and Owls need victory to
Evening star., 1942-02-09
IS. A. KS Double Victory
Creates Triple Tie

Simon Atlas. Potomac A. z. A. and
S. A. K. are tied for first place in
the Jewish Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League as the result of
action yesterday.
S. A. K. was a double winner,
moving up by topping Atlas, 34-26,
and Capital City A. z. A.. 1928,
while Potomac A. z. A. was idle. In
the other game Atlas saved It's place
in the deadlock by defeating A. A. ".
SAILS
Evening star., 1942-02-09
1erps' Travis Second
AT Basket Scoring
In Southern Play
Hos l07 Points, "a Less
Than Knox of W. & NJ;
6. VS. Zunic Hos IA
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 9.-Sharp-
shooting Glenn Knox of William
and Mary, who has been lombard
ing the basket for an average oi
1914 points a game, has taken a
comfortable lead in the seesav
Southern Conference basket ball
scoring battle.
Returning to action in three
games last week after long exam
ination layoff. Knox boosted his
total for eight family games this
season to 131 points He has sc
field goals and 81 shots from the
foul marker.
Ernie Travis, Maryland's 6-foot
3 soph, is the next ranking scorer
with lot points in seven loop tilts
Other leading marksmen in con-
ference games are: Mckinney, North
Carolina State, 96 points; Cline
Wake Forest, 90; Rose, North Caro-
lima, 90; Crawford, Virginia Tech
81; c. Lofts, Duke, IS; Westmore-
land, South Carolina, rs, and Zunic
George Washington, IA.
Dukes Blue Devils, with eight
successes in as any loop engage
ments, continued to set the pace
in the team race last week. South
Carolina climbed into the runner
up spot when William and Mary
previously unbeaten. bowed to Vir-
ginia Tech and Furman. South
Carolina has won five, losing only
to Furman.
The eight ranking clubs at the
end of this month will be selected
to conpSSe for the championship
ct the annual tournament ir
Raleigh and the II games cardeo
for this week between loop men,
bers will 60 a long way TOWARD
shaping us this field.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
St. Matthew, St. Martin
Fives in Title Come

st. Matthews and st. Martins S
will clash next Sunday for the
championship of the st. Johns d.
vision of the Parochial School Bas-
ket Ball League. While the latter
was idle yesterday, st. Matthews
rolled over st. Johns, 1914, for its
eighth straight victory to remain
unbeaten. Winner of the st.
Matthew's-St. Martins game will
meet the Gonzaga division cham
pion for the league title.
Other games yesterday resulted
in a 1914 victory for st. Thomas
over st. Peters and q 17-15 verdict
for Immaculate Conception over
Nativity.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

of the Chicago stadium's cage
season.
Unlike excellent Notre Dame
teams of other years which boasteo
stars like Johnny Moir, Ed Krause
and Paul Nowak, the Irish OF ls4z
are a balanced group and nave no
outstanding player. The sailors
from Great Lakes, too, have no
single star, but for different rea-
son-theirs is an all-star qulnt.
Irish Have Towering Center.
Mainstays of Coach George Keo-
cams Notre Dame team are BODY
Faught. 6-foot t-5-inch center, VINO
hit Is points in the Marquette game; !;
Johnny Niemiera, Raphael kuKa,
Johnny Hitler and Bob Rensberger'
who made II points against Ken
tuckv Saturday night. Rensberger
is a Junior; the other four are sopho-
mores.
The Great Lakes record now
stands at q victories in "a games:
Three of those wins were chalKeo
up last week, but so was one OF elie
defeats, Creighton University being
the third team to step into a select
circle reached previously only by
Michigan State and Ohio State.
The sailors, in averaging 52-plus
points a game, have won over In
diana. Purdue, Northwestern, Chi
cago and Wisconsin Of the Western
Conference. Thew also have met
Notre Dame once before, downing
the Irish, 52-46.
Irish Weren't Ready.
That, however, was Notre Danes
second game of the year and the in
experienced Irish subsequently
dropped decisions to Wisconsin, Illi-
nois and Butler. Currently they are
riding a four-game winning streak.
They have averaged better than As
points contest.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Larry Lane to Box Conn
On Navy Benefit Card
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 9.-Larry
Lane. Trenton hght-heavyweight,
has accepted an offer to fight Billy
Conn of Pittsburgh in Detroit or
Milwaukee within a month in a
benefit for the Navy relief fund,
according to Willie Gutenberg,
Lanes manager.
Gilzenberg said the offer came
from 1t. Comdr. Frank Teller of
the United States Naval Reserve.
The fight would be held three
weeks after Conn's bout this Friday
with Tony Zale of Gary, Ind.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

stay in race. Arkansas has double
bill carded with Texas A. and M.
at College Station this week end.
Eastern sector-Dartmout and
Cornell again in first-place Eastern
intercollegiate deadlock. The New
Hampshire five. defending cham
pion, entertains Princeton Friday
and is at Yale Saturday. Cornell
has Penn over Thursday and Co.
lumbia on Saturday. Long Island
and Duquesne tangle in Madison
Square Garden tonight. New York
University and Notre Dame occupy
same spot Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Navy, Maryland Back
On Virginia S Grid
Schedule in '42
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. g.
Virginia could make good use of
Bill Dudley's gridiron talents next
season, judging by the schedule re-
leased today. high lights of which
are games with Navy and Maryland.
The Midshipmen and Terps are
back on the list after a years alb
sence, along with all of the Cava-
liers' traditional opponents. The
annual game with North Carolina
will be played at Charlottesville the
week before Thanksgiving. Nine
games in all are listed, four at home
The site of the Virginia Tech game
has not been selected. The schedule:
September 26-Hampden-sydney
October 3-At Navy; 10, Virginia Mill
tary Institute; II, at Richmond; "a. at
Lafayette: 81. Virginia Tech (site pendine).
November AT washington and Lee;
IA, Maryland: 21. North Carolina.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
One More Thinq the Jups Haven't Got

Indoor Pole Vault Recod-With the h o-oot
vault within four the California school teacher
committed himself to do when he headed
Mrose Games at Madison Square
Probably really appreciate the feat to
A. A. officials some day. run up to the pole
getting high 10 feet by means OF an
impossible not to CONSIDER ways ana means
of getting scattering and legs all over the arena
We him jump upward OF 10 eet
Philadelphia He does it as easily as the average coese
vauler does there's heap of distance
other night he broke record hat appeared
Warmerdam was eg us at the rem
RELAYS that somebody records and probably
won't JAP kids the West Coast ne salo
uho are going much but instead
n being college they graded schools They'll keep
the time they reach college they'll De al
neaks Too vauters high jumpers don't learn
until their they graduate go into business
and find they time to keep on"
Evening star., 1942-02-09
ung Barron Leaves Ace Pros Ason Scrap He Bags Western Coll
Win, Lose or Draw
Department of Interpretation
By FRANCIS { STAN.

Department Of Interpretation
Aab 1912 DebutThe bargain colt" who dominated
the field making his league debut
and he contention last Saturday Haleah He
Sabath but he's still the best horse in
the country"
This matter of opinion of and it may be that Mr.
SABBATH preudiced Aab will have to that
Whiaway Chaedon Midland and few of
Kentucky Derby rolls
around he than just another 2year-od hohot who
couldn't
climb off the Alsab bandwagon
carrying weight the other day and was his
recalled that last February at the
against maiden field
before the he had won
times third earned $O6l0
a world record
the saddle these days
book In the last 10 years
Only Bimelech and Pompoon were
Boots 1941 choice
a II.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Rejnforcements Give Boston
Fresh Hope in Hockey Race

dicted his Stanley Cup team Of last
spring would fight to the 1912
finish.
Ross called up a pair of farm
hands from the Hershey Club in the
American League and q trio OF
amateurs from the Boston Olympics
of the Eastern Amateur League.
The newcomers, plus the healthy
remnants of the once powerful
Bruins, were strong enough last
night to shut out Detroit, 3 to 0,
and hold second place in the scorch-
ing league race
Evening star., 1942-02-09
huoent's Still Swapping, if Only Names

To 'Streamlned Phl-lns seems 70 lae
been the first move on part yearod Manager Hans Looert
improve the major leagues 1t easier 10 DISMISS
them in reading that syllable has been oropeo
The official explanation that Manager Loo wants speed on m
hall club and reamined atmosphere Naturally Mr. Looert
martial to speed having his day (e played uoer
at of the fastest men going around
the
But while only helps the pretty good teams mere
no way yet stealing first base and until owner Larry %
bankrou behind the Phlnes OF
and spreading little dore-mi for major league talent The
amt going nowhere fast.
Evening star., 1942-02-09

Key men on the Great Lakes flve'
and their former college afflliatlon,
are Bob Calihan, Detroit University;
Frankie Baumholtz, Ohio Univer-
sity; Bill Menke and Ernie Andres,
Indiana; Dick Klein, Northwestern:
Forrest Anderson, Stanford, and
John Adams, Arkansas.
The Great Lakes Band will be on
hand, as well as number of naval
and civilian dignitaries. A throng OF
IS 900 is expected.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Captain Of Quint
Sub by Choice
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSOClACeO PItSS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. g.
Harrison Rue, Vanderbilt's basket
ball captain, spends most Of his
time on the bench by choice.
IT can do the team greater
service by sitting on the bench
while better players do their
stuff on the floor" he explains.
Capt. Rue has played in every
game so far, but as a sub.
Evening star., 1942-02-09
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Don't shed too many tears for the
limping Boston Bruins Of the Ma
tional Hockey League.
It appeared for time last week
that even the mothers and sweet
hearts Of the players were ready to
concede that nothing good could
come out of the remainder of the
season.
But not Manager Art Ross. Even
with three of his players hospital
lied and three others enlisting in
the Canadian Air Force, he pre-
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Colorado ruveIs at 900 Pace
On College Basket Ball Path
Duke, Tennessee Are Hot Shots in Dixie;
Washington State Rules Coast Courts
BY HAROLD CLAASEN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK Feb 9-Boxing the compass with the Nations
The Far WeSWashington State last years Pacific Coast
Conference champ and c. A. unnerup again leading loops
division rstwhe leader Washington twice last
Saturday Oregon
Evening star., 1942-02-09
Irish Battle FIoshy Tar Quint
In Classic for Naval Relief
Clash in Chicago Stadium Brings Together
Unusually WeII-BuIonced Combinations
BY DAVE HOFF,

CHICAGO Feb. 9-Notre Danes oaskeI oal can q, tr;os
has been compiling the respectable record OF II victories
games will meet the spectacular GleaI haheo
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NBC Markets
New Cereal

The arrival Of a new favored
whole wheat breakfast cereal.
shreddies. has been announced hv
National Biscuit company. max
ers Of Nabisco Shredded Wheat.
Shreddies are a new departure
IN whole wheat cereals. Develop
ed after years Of consumer re-
search, ''tailor-msde. to the taste
Of thousands OF breakfasters. they
feature several new ideas in the
way of appetite-appeal They have
are a new spoon-size. They have
a new crisply tender texture. And
they boast q new flavor. the re-
suit Of q unique Nabisco process
called flavor-mellowing.
Before introducing Shreddies.
National Biscuit company conduct
ed extensive consumer tests TO de-
termine peoples liking for the new
product. A survey OF 400 break
fasts in 500 homes showed well
over a 4 out of 5 liking for Shred
dies. This remarkable mass tes-
timonial is being given prominent
position in all advertising.
Display material is now being
distributed by Nabisco statesmen To
retail stores in this community.
Considerable interest and enthus-
iasm on the part of local food
dealers has already been aroused.
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Flour Takes Place
In Govt. Program

he most universally eaten food
has taken It's place In the nutri-
tion program. according 10 w. X
Kaufman. sales manager Of flour
and cereals for Centennial Flour
ing Mills company.
Describing what he believed TO
be a big step IN the federal gov
ernment's nutrition program.
Kaufman stated tint the public
can now buy white flour. 10 ounces
Of which provides all OF the daily
bodily requirements in vitamin
B1 (thiamin). one Of the greatest
deficiencies Of the nation. No
baking changes are noted with the
addition Of the vital nutrition fac
tors and the flour remains identi-
cal with the bleached flours Of
yesterday.
Ten ounces Of flour" kauf-
mann stated. fills only az cups.
Thus. conceivably. the housewife
who buys flour which Is enriched
In this manner can supply her
family with much Of their vitamin
requirements merely through
breads, cakes. cookies and the
things that they like the best.
Flour Is the carrier and with 1t
vitamized' In this manner the
health experts expect to develop a
stronger nation"
This month Centennial launches
its largest advertising campaign
In many years. devoting e5 per
cent Of the space used to food
pages Of Washington newspapers.
and 100 per cent Of the copy 70
the slogan The u. s. Needs US
Strong"
1T Il our hope" Kaufman
stated, that through the food
pages of the dailies Of the state
we can urge the housewife TO bake
with the flour that 10 heavily en-
riched with thiamin, iron and
niacin and thus contribute to the
strength of our nation"
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game
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summers q tks Journal ssh thst
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Gold Star Mother
To Chrisien Chaser

PORTLAND-A navy gold star
mother of World War II has been
chosen TO christen the u. s. sub
chaser p. c. 77s when II n
launched here on Navy day. Oct
~.
She Is Mrs. A. b. White of Port
land. Her son. Glen Albert White,
fireman first class. U. 8. y. Utah.
was killed In action at Pearl Har-
Dor. Her eldest son. Earl, II .
staff sergeant with the army
somewhere In Australia. Another
son, Paul. IL coxswsin aboard the
u. 8. s. Hayward.
Buy u. 8. Bonds and saye'
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. SERIAL STORY
AGAIN THE STRANGER

CHAPTER ~
Blythe thought that her new
plan Vas Tightening down e
crystal clarity BY the time she got
of the bus At her home this sun
day evening. But her thinking
was interrupted when she recog-
nized two sports editors coming
out her front door.
s'Hi.- she greeted them. want
any free advice or anything =
They teased hack IN kind. they
liked Coach nillerss lovely dsugh-
ter. Then they wanted to know
more about coach.
Just a cold" Blythe explained
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World War
A Year Ago
Oct. e, l4l

Germans claim 10 be - miles
from Moscow.
Soviet Army command II re-
shuffled.
u ;. senate passes supple
mental Lend-Lssse bin for ss.ess.-
900. 900.
John Cudahy. former American
ambassador to Belgium. says the
I. 5. needs an army Of s.ooo. 600
men to invade Germany success
fully.
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May Transfer Idle
Buses, Taxicabs

WASHINGTON-Defenxe Trans
Portation Director Joseph B. East.
man said here II may be necessary
to transfer idle buses. and pos
sibly tsxicabs, from uncongested
cities to wsr-boom areas. East
man told = press conference that
oDT il considering means for
pooling" the nations common
carrier facilities.
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MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES
HOT SALMON SALAD

HOT SALMON SALAD
q cup fine arg Hollywood bread
crumbs
large can q eups) salmon.
Z tablespoons msyennaise
= Tablespoons lemon juice
y teaspoon salt
a cup cooked peas
l tablespoon melted butter
Soak y cup Of bread crumbs In
milk about 10 minutes. res<rsins re-
maining bread crumbs for top Aix
salmon. mayonnaise. lemon juice ana
salt. Add soaked bread crumbs, then
mix in peas lightly. Spread In
creased casserole dish. Top Sith re-
naming dry bread crumbs uizsd
with melted butter. Bake IN modsr-
ate oven 1t 3T5 p. about 30 minutes.
OF until crumbs are lightly Drowned.
eix servings.
WHEAT GEiDDLE CAKES
cake FieisehmssH's yeast
Tablespoons Hight brown suT.r
I cup iukswsrm water
z tablespoons meifsd fat
cup milk. sesIdsd ana cooled
Eggs. ssii-best<n
IL teaspoons salt
Dissolve yeast and sugar In luke
warm water Add milk. fat. eggs. ssit
and flour. Beat thoroughly 70 msks
smooth batter. Cover and let riss
about one hour. Whsn light stir
veil and bake on hot creased
Yor overnight method. US Y cake
Yleikchmanns yeast and an adj
tlonsl u xzkpoon salt. Cover and
keep In cool place.
OVERSIGHT COOKIES
Q cups Centennial siik-siftsd
flour
I teaspoon soda
teaspoon cream u tartar
! cup butter
Z eEfs
caps brown sugar
teaspoon vanilla
4 cup nufs. ehoDp<d
I cup chopped dates
SIT and Measure tbs Tour. reslft
With soda and cream q tartar. Rub
In butter with fingers - for pastry.
Ada nuts and dstes- Beat Gags. s1f
sugar apd vanilla. eomoins tso
MIXTURES Form into cylinders %
overnight or two OF thFss hours IN
rsfrizeratog Slice thin With seFy
sharp Knife. and bake 10 % Il nin-
utes At 800 degrees.
SAFER TaEIAEE
I cup mst0nnaite
y eap CHB sssst relish
Tablespoons IsmoB juirs
Blend ingredients and serve Win
boiled. baked. O. fred fab % -
food.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. War Bonds.