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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-30
Holiness Group To
Hear Rev. Morgan

The Licking County Interde-
nominational Holiness Associa-
tion will meet at 1880 Friday,
May l in the Tabernacle, South
Sixth and Canal Streets.
Special music has been ar
ranged by Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Pitt, missionaries.
Rev. Becker Morgan of Pleas
ant View will lead the meeting.
Members and friends of this
prayer band association are urg-
ed to be present.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-04-30

This year Claire Howard, young
juvenile player heard on CHS
"Woman of Courage" series, was
permitted to choose her own
Spring ensemble. Here it is. A
red covert cloth coat with gold
braid and buttons, and a match
ing overseas hat trimmed in gold
braid and navy blue ribbon. To
complete the outfit, Claire select
ed a navy blue bag and chamois
gloves. (From Saks-Fifth Ave-
nue.l
BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS
Members of the Soroptimist
club were entertained with a
dinner Monday night.
Miss Virginia Mitrea entertain
ed the Satellite club Monday.
Gradale sorority entertained
with a farewell party Monday
honoring Mrs. Roy Clark in the
sorority rooms at 8 o'clock.
Members of the Spalding Study
club met Tuesday in the home of
Miss Beatrice Costello.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
AUTOMOBILE Mechanic. genersl-Good
proposition Inquire H-speed station
Dexter and Boston. TO. 1888
BOYS Is AND II
BOYS OVER 16
BUS BOYS

IT1E j. u. IlODDOIN ",
Has openings in restaurant for bus boys,
,l7-ls-i9 years OF age. Apply Employment
office, l4th floor, between $3.50 and IL 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Household Appliances
Wanted Miscellaneous

VACUUM repaired In homes. 81 90. Free
estimates Buy. Sell. vinewood 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
MONTGOMERY WARD

GRAND RIVER AT GREENFIELD
YOUNG man with some machining eXpe-
rience 10 complete learning trade while
working for good wages Steady work and
overtime. Good opportunity for right man
Apply $3.50 Grnnell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Male Help Wanted
WINDOW TRIMMER

Should have dept. chain store experience.
Good salary and splendid opportunity for
advancement for qualified man. Apply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Situations Wanted-Femals

TRY our home washing, finished work.
| Specializing shirts, uniforms. Town
send 7-i57s.
CoLoRED lady, experienced. wishes days
/ $3.50, carfare; good cleaner. Trinity
II I 1903
cleaning, laundry, housework. Madison
\ 1884.
II CoLORED lady. day work. cleaning, laun-
dry, 50. carfare; experienced. Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Musical Instruments

AcCORDIoNs-s55 piano excelsior, IL
base, s135. Csstiglone. ei5o Gratiot.
SALE OF NEW sP1NETs. SAFE
EARL NETZOW. IS T.. ADAMS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Stoues and Heaters
Miscellaneous for Sale

ASH. oil. garbage drums. tanks instantsn-
eOus heater. tubes NinewOud 1853.
BEAUTIFUL i-5 carat ladies' yellow gold
diam. ring only Sl5 Beresh, 1888 Mich.
HOUSE PAINT. SI.OO--DavIson Unclaimed
Freight Stores. 1887 L!vernois 273p
East Dawson, 1884 Grand River, 1870
Mack -Four Great Stores
RODAKS-Movie cameras. Wnl sell, buy.
exchange. Acme Camera Ex.. 5lI shelby.
LARGE SHALLOW WE'LL water pump
az intake. q outlet win sacrifice. ga
West Warren
Evening star., 1942-11-14
District Stars Lead
n. {. State Charqe
Against Hoyas
FoircIoth, Teoeue spork
Invading WoIfpoek;
Barrett Again O. K.

Crushed in three successive games
for the first time in 10 years, George
towns Hoyas were hoping to hop
aboard their pogo sticks today at
Griffith Stadium and bounce back
into the victory column at the ex-
pense Of North Carolina State. The
kickoff was to be at 2:15 o'clock.
North Carolina State loomed as no
easy assignment, though, for the
Wolfpack has come up with one of
the South's more surprising elevens,
whipping Clemson and North Caro-
lima among others, with a pair of
Washington boys providing the
spark.
Faircloth, league Sparkle.
Art Faircloth, former Anacostia
High star, and Eddie league, ex-
Eastern High ace, alternate in the
Wolfpack's tailback spot and have
been rough on their foes. Faircloth
entered the Georgetown game as
the Nations seventh best collegiate
punter. with AN average offbetter
than Al yards, while league owned
an average of nearly 80 yards and
was the teams leading ground
gamer.
Under N. C. States two-team
system, Faircloth and league have
sparkled. Faircloth launched the
season as the hub of the Wolfpack's S
attack, but league soon ousted him
and Coach Doc Newton hit on the
happy solution of capitalizing on
their talent by alternating them.
Barrett Back With Hoyas.
Georgetown was to enter the con-
test with the services of Fullback
Johnny Barrett, who missed both
the Boston College and N. C. Navy
Pre-Flight games due to injury.
Still missing, however, was Frank
Dornfeld, another key Hoya back.
Contender for Southern Confer
ence honors with three triumphs
and two ties, N. G. State was seeking
it's first victory over Georgetown
since 1913 In their five meetings
since the Hoyas have won four times
and been tied once.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Aerial Display Marks
Maryland d-virginia
Football Fight
BY WALTER McCALLUM.
atar Staff rorrs.raca.nt

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. IA
pair of aerial-minded football teams
was to tilt today at Scott Stadium
with Maryland and Virginia, two
outfits with single system, due to
fill the air with footballs in their
traditional clash.
Maryland was favored to win by
two touchdowns or more on the
strength of its record this year and
Virginia's none-too-good spot in the
standings.
Both teams use the T formation
and both have potent passers, with
Quarterback Tommy Mont, 1875
pounds of willing worker, doing the
heaving for the Old Liners, while
Tabb Gillette, star Of the Washing
ton and Lee-Virginia game, is the
main passing threat for the Cava-
liers.
Maryland entered the game with
out an injury on its 34-man squad
and with all players in top condi-
ton. Head Coach Shaughnessy
wouldn't predict the outcome but
others weren't so reticent. Mary
land, soundly whipped by Duke, fig
ured to have at least two-touch-
down edge on Virginia and per-
haps more.
Not the least Of the objectives Of
the Old Liners today Is the silver
football presented by Senator Tyd-
ings Of Maryland. which goes to the
team winning the Maryland-vir-
ginia game.
Charlottesville put on special
preparations for this pigskin show
between the two State universities,
celebrating Commonwealth day and
featuring between-the-h -halves per-
formance by two student military
groups.
The game itself was expected to
become an aerial show. Both teams
take to the air at the slightest ex-
cuse and Mont and Gillette are
bull's-eye chuckers from way back.
All in all, it stacked up as better
than q fair show of football mark
manship.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Navy and Columbia
Promise Thriller
For Baltimore
Middies Throw Strong
Ground Come Against
GovernoIi's Passing
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 14.-Navy
and Columbia were to meet today in
the 18th renewal of a rivalry dating
from 1900 and the game was ex-
pected to attract the largest football
crowd of the season here.
At least $4,000 fans, lured by the
prospect of watching Columbia S
sensational passer, Paul Governali,
toss his hand grenades against a
solid Navy defense, were expected to
sit in on the engagement. The
Lions were underdogs in pregame
dope, but with Governali in form
were expected to give the Tars a
strong argument and the fans lot
of thrills
Navy, upset conqueror of Penn
last week, TO, was in fine fettle and
hopeful of tucking another win
under its belt before the traditional
game with West Point two weeks
hence at Annapolis. This was the
Midshipmen's final appearance be-
fore the annual service game, as they
have an off day next Saturday.
Gordon Studer, Harold Hamberg,
Hills Hume and Alan Cameron
were the key backs in the future
admirals' offensive plans. A strong
running game, featuring this quartet,
was the antidote Navy expected to
employ against Governalis serial
shafts.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

Spence Moseley. Yale's grid cap
tain, never has played on q team
that beat Princeton, his dad, q
member Of Cupid Blacks famous
1916 team, never lost to the
Tigers. When a Washington
naval of1cer phoned the Pimlico
press box Tuesday to ask a sports
writing friend to make q S. bet
for him on Count Fleet, he wound
up loser by 8 cents. The ofIicer
collected $3.50 and the call cost
So cents.
Today's guest star-Tim Cohane,
New York World d-Telegram: TT
might not be q bad idea to have
Williams and Colgate meet for
the shaving bowl championship.
That would be one battle In
which both teams would get a
good lathering."
Service dept.-Joe Bach, civil.
Ian coach Of the Fort Knox, KY,
football team that plays the
Pittsburgh steelers tomorrow, ex.
pects to Join the Army after the
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Beaten CoIan Quittinq
Ring, Plans 10 Join
u. ). Coast Guard
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Johnny
Colan reluctantly hung up his box
ing gloves today and prepared to
proceed with plans to join the
United States Coast Guard for the
duration.
The 20-year-old New York heavy
weight wasn't a bit happy over his
showing last night in 1O-round
bout with Nate Bolden, former inter-
city Golden Gloves boxer. Success
full in his last eight bouts, Colan was
favored to whip the small-time
Negro mauler, but he lost the de.
cision of the two judges and referee
Although outweighed, 179 to 172
Bolden scored telling blows from
the third round to the end, sending
the New Yorker to the canvas for a
nine count in the third heat. Colan
however, never quit exchanging
punches and the firing Bolden was
forced to the limit in the last round
A crowd of 6,472 paid $17,718 tc
see the battle, which opened the
Chicago Stadium's indoor boxing sea-
son.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Long and Ernie Dusek
In RossIinq Feature

Johnny Long, Baltimore shipyard
worker who has been seeking some
measure Of fame as a wrestler in
the District, breaks into the spot
light this week at Turner's Arena
where he has been paired with Ernie
Dusek in the main 60.
Long, beaten only once locally,
won the billing by Hopping on
Johnny Melas last week to win an
easy verdict.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Changing Scenery Puts Zip in Cross Country Runners
Flock Fight Oppose as ouoebocks

it's because the change of scenery
peps them up. Running around
in a squirrel cage gets pretty tire
some after q few laps" Come to
think Of it, we once heard Les
MacMitchell, who never became q
great miller until after he had run
cross country a few seasons, say
he used to take 15-mile jaunts
just for the pleasure Of running.
One minute sports page-Willie
Pep, the Hartford Comm feath-
erweight who fights Chalky
Wright for the title next week,
probably has the largest personal
following of any out-of-town
fighter to show in the Garden.
More than $2O, 900 worth of tickets
already have been sold to Con-
necticut buyers.
Georgia Tech staged Its tradt-
tional "ramblin' wreck" contest
last night. but the rules were that
the jalopies couldn't use gas and
they had to be consigned to scrap
metal heap afterward. Although
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Michigan Game With Irish
First Played in 33 Years
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. IA
Michigan and Notre Dame met on
the gridiron today for the first time
in 33 years and capacity throng
OF $1,000 was expected to witness
the clash.
The T-timed Irish, steering into
a five-game winning streak after
tying with Wisconsin and losing to
Georgia Tech, are hoping for the
return to form of Pass-master An
gelo Bertelli. Accurate Angelo has
completed only seven aerials in 80
tries in his last two games. His
passing. augmented by the running
of Bob Livingstone, Russell Ash.
baugh and Corwin Clatt, comprise
the Irish attack.
Michigan has one of the best first
teams In the land, but a question:
able reserve supply. The Wolverines
have lost twice, to the Iowa Sea-
hawks and Minnesota, in seven
starts this season.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-There
must be some compelling reason
when boys 90 out on a raw No
vember afternoonsw without enough
clothes to keep warm and run five
or six miles over a hilly cross
country course. And knowing
that q couple of hundred young
men will do just that in the Big
Ten meet at Chicago today and as
many more will run Monday in
the Intercollegiate AAAA meet
here, this dept. sought a sound ex-
planation. The answer from Pete
Waters, Manhattan College track
coach is: Its the best condi-
toner in the world. When boys
run cross country in the fall,
they're really In shape. Those
milers you see in the Garden dur
ing the winter prove it." Why Is
It better than running on q track7
well. the hills help. but mostly
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Boxers in Bouts Here
To Weigh In Earlier

Ringmen appearing on local cards
will weigh in and be examined by the
District Boxing Commission at !
o'clock the day OF the fight instead
OF pm, the commission announced
today.
Examinations still will be con-
Quoted at the commission offices in
the new Municipal Building. Nc
reason was given for the change.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Football Results
BY the Associated Press,


LOCAL. y
Wake Forest. 20: Georse washington. a
MaIynnd freshmen. 10: Temple, o.
GeoTas GGsesGn' W:shinssoss IT,; hAi:sossi. H,:h a.. uo,
g.: Adams; 20: Landen, 8.
shall, 0.
r..r N
Norris Harvey sSSuAMhs,r 8; uAMhsrsh.u. O..
southeastsrn Louisiana Institute. 81:
Memphis statS Teachers. u.
High Point, o; Newport News, O (tie),
MIDDLE WEST.
Gss: e Rs.: as:., zs zs.d:ss. ssss: al x.m
Rose Poly: AZ: Prineipi. ml). O.
Bowling Green, O: rindlay, 0 (tie).
a., ,Vimnsfaiso' 10; Concordia tRiver For.
y. s|dss!x :xf:li.s::.' :'f' j.! Gross. n. tM,eh,
'ass. ss.u EN-; ss:sfl, 3 40; r.rk,o .txo.,. 0.
Gorcost,t fovc STATE :, Teschsrs 4s; Qm.ha. Q. *
poane. ID: Midland, ~.
Kansas Wesleyan, IA: McPherson Col.
IN WS.nt,s,o.th s,, oNilisar, Academy. Al; Cen.
.- *;
aoTsrd Payne. .: Abilene Christian co.'s
Qusohis.: 9: keu,aaaa .Hernal. o.
~Ass TeSss TsaehsfA 10; North Tsxse
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Win for Wills Might Land
Him Match With Davis

A bout with AL Dummy Davis
may be frankie Wills reward if he
hurdles Stoney Lewis on Monday
nights ring card at Turner's Arena
Davis, nearing the condition that
carried him into the upper crust OF
welterweight society more than q
year ago, will return to Washing
ton asionally for tune-up
matches and Wills, if he's unlucky
enough to outpoint Lewis, may be
pitched into one of these.
Meanwhile, Oscar Wright has
come forward to challenge the victor
in the Lew Hanbury Billy Banks
argument, co-feature on Monday S
show, and the wind seems to be
blowing his way. Such a match
may top holiday card at the arena.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

Tech and the Red (danger) OF Aid
bama.
But don't get the idea from this
that undefeated, united Georgia
Tech had cooked up cautious plat
ter of football for the once-beaten
Crimson Tide of Alabama, once
again referred to as the Red Ele-
plants.
AS the Yellow Jackets Of Tech en-
tered the fray, hopeful OF retaining
their No. 2 national ranking and
carving on for bid to bowl,
there was sneaking hunch that
willy Bobby Dodd had a few yet un-
shown tricks up his sleeve.
Anyway, you can't say that Dodd,
pinch hitting for the ailing Tech
master. Bill Alexander, is pessimis-
tic. He thinks the Jackets now are
better than when they beat Notre
Dame, that they have chance to
beat Alabama or any other team
That is what he said.
You can lay your bottom dollar,
too. that Alabama's Crimson Tide
was all set to play this one not close
to the vest as usual. but to cut loose
with everything in the book to erase
some of the stain left by that three
touchdown, fourth period rally which
Georgia put on to beat the Tide,
21-10.
The game, a sell-out for days
brought together two great lines and
Evening star., 1942-11-14

a flock of backfield talent. Ala
bama's hefty forward wall was
dented little by Georgia's ball car
riers and the conclusion was that
Georgia Tech would try to go over
with aerials and around with its
speedy backs. sincluding the sensa-
tional freshman, Clint Castleberry.
Word from the Tide side was that
Alabama had Sophomore Johnny
August primed for an air raid on the
Jackets.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

season. He was interested in the
Navy before the Armoraiders
signed him up. When Pvt. Stan
ley EvaNs reported for boxing at
Fort Custer, Mich, he knocked
'em over by announcing that he
held q decision over Joe Louis.
But Stan produced the evidence
that he had beaten Joe back in
their amateur days. Corpl.
Buddy Knox, who has fought
most Of the good heavyweights,
leads an officers class in calls
themes at Boiling Field and plays
squash and badminton. "And
say" remarks Buddy, that bad
minton Is tough"
Smart like q fox-A couple of
Foxes-Bill and Edwin-are due
to play quarterback against each
other for Colgate and Syracuse
today. But they probably won't
keep the wolves from bowling as
usual. Or keep the coaches from
falling bear stories.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.

North Carolina State vs..
Georgetown, Griffith Stadium,
2.15.
Maryland at Virginia, Char
lottesville, 2:30.
Washington-Lee High at Nc
Kee, New York, N. Y.
Maryland Jayvees vs.. Quantico
Marines, College Park, 3.
Hockey.
Pittsburgh Hornets VS.. WASH
ington Lions, Uline Arena, $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Bowl Bid Hopes Spur Jackets
To Shoot Works at 'Bumu
Georgia Tech Given New Football Tricks
To Use in Defense of No. Ranking
BY KENNETH GREGORY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ATLANTA Nov 1There just wasn't need to hang green
the goahead signal to Ala
Tehey ready to shake rattle and roll
wouldn't anything, to these two stawar
football They already have it ALL And not all Of
was paadd the yellow cauon of Georgia
Evening star., 1942-11-14
CIV. Fails to Help Hoyo Scouts
In Its Loss to Wake Forest
CoIonio|s Show Nothing in Their Weak :
Attack to Tip Hand to Big Rivals g..

Georgetowns coaching staff should know everything
G. w. US football team that it is possible
how Tackle John Konzewsk likes his eggs converged
Grth Stadium last night expecting surprises
pointed along with 1000 shivering spectators
Up in the press Hagery
Evening star., 1942-11-14

Five years ago-Earl Dutch
Clark led Detroit Lions to ITO
pro football victory over New
York Giants before 1900.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

after ouchdowns-Sacrinity g place
ments) Substitutions---Georee Washing
ton: Bernot, !iar}es. Pollock, Paidokovitch.
Bubonovich. Misiewicz Hapanowicz, Nc
Nary, Rausch, kley Wake Forest: j. Perry,
Carr. Pruitt. Boyston. Nemetz. Novick,
Wells Dougherty, Hips, Whitener Star
Referee-Mr. Eberts &C. W. Umpire
Mr.. Sholar fPresbyterian). Head lines
man--Mr. Hackney IN. c.. Field judge
Mr.. Perry (Elon).
Statistics
Evening star., 1942-11-14

COLONIALS KERPLUNK-Above Wilbur Carr is shown scoring
of Wake Forests touchdowns victory
over George Washington at Griffith Stadium night
shown Paul Weber (righ and CID g. W. and
Don HppS (22 and Bud Wede 6 visitors At right the
Colonials Ellis Hall Qe shown taking Wake Forests
Bunie Capps 85 Seno carries the 5-yard gan
before being stopped Perry rg during
f1rst-period G. W. furry. Star Stan Photos
Evening star., 1942-11-14

anus, nap f1drQell, 1eOTRe MurCaRT
and Mush Dubofsky. were scribbling
notes furiously, muttering "Oh" and
"Ah-hum" on occasion, but George
Washington's outfit wasn't showing
them much in absorbing a 300 de-
feat from Wake Forest.
G. w. may show the Hoyas more
come next Saturday, when the teams
collide at Griffith Stadium in a cn-
max to the local collegiate grid sea-
son, but what the Colionals dis
played last night won't have George.
towns coaching staff rushing for
the aspirin.
G. w. Shows No Speed.
Despite G. WIS lack OF anything
remotely resembling an attack
against Wake Forest, however
Georgetown's brain trust probably Il
reserving respect for Coach Johnny
Baker and his Colonials. Any team
that can take a 61-0 walloping, ther
recover two weeks later and upset 8
highly regarded Clemson eleven war.
rants watching.
G. WIS line was opening sizable
gaps in Wake Forests line on oc.
casion, but the Colonials' slow-mov-
ing backs couldn't sift through be.
fore the hole was plugged. G. WIS
passing attack was a feeble gesture
with only 3 Of 13 passes being com
pleted.
Meanwhile Wake Forest was hav-
ing a picnic with the Colonials' FIVE
man line, skirting the G. w. end.
and frequently outfooting its Sec
ondary. Chief culprit In inflictine
the Deacons' damage was fleet
hard-hitting Red Cochran, but ii
was Russ Perry, Wilbur Carr and
Johnny Perry who produced the
touchdowns.
Wake Forest Scores Early.
George Washington was in trouble
in the early moments Of the OPEN
ing period when a holding penalty
showed 1t back to Its 6. Jimmy Gra-
hams punt came out only 81 yards
and Cochran and Russ and Johnny
Perry shared in Juggling to the 2,
from where Russ Perry banged over.
Carl Butkus smeared Sacrinity's at
tempted placement for the point
Wake Forest touchdown No. 2 was
produced midway in the second
period when Johnny Perry whisked
around left end and scooted 43 yards
to score, while the final Deacon
touchdown was registered by Carr,
who climaxed q 41-yard march In
the fourth period by plunging over
from the 3.
The Colonials invaded Wake For
est territory only three times and
produced . mild threat once. Jim
Rausch, g. w. reserve back, inter-
cepted . Deacon pass in the waning
seconds Of the game and sprinted
A yards to the Wake Forest 40, but
after q Graham -to-Joe Bernot pass
clicked for 18 yards, j. v. Pruitt in
tercepted another Graham pass to
stvmie that bid
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Grid Fans Flock Big Games Despite Neutral Fields in opsy 7uvy Season
Win, Lose or Draw
Bears on Rocky Road to Grid Title
BY GRANTLAND RICE,
Special Correspondent Of The Star.

Chcagos battering Bears good they
path to the 1912 championship.
They have Curly Lambeaus Bay Packers plus Isbel
and Huson in the road tomorrowand they get
this hurdle they still have Sammy Baugh and his supporting
skins left for the championship game
Beating down the Packers and the Redskins nothing
Bears to take for granted this
attack that is hard for any defense crack.
The point might be that the
OF travel with Sid Lucknan hand.
When Baugh up YOU are
to scoring
beaen-an
episode that hasn't happened in games.
Evening star., 1942-11-14
Todoy's Games May Greatly Affect Ranking

Todays have big a-seaon rankings
by Georgia. Georgia
firmly first place.
meeting
Boston College defeat would be the of the
defeat Alabama
Alabama much than
Georgia of shaky
a
Nine almost is certain the
Michigan still Wisconsin must
Minnesota.
Also collide with Minnesota Mchgan-vhich
dream.
schedule still packed with dynamite for
North American Newspap Alance)
Evening star., 1942-11-14
1912 Produces Greet Wealth Of BuckfieId Stors

1t always bad mistake mentioning
distress Indignation
supporters.
But for all that can't recall that football
Der fine
partial collection mention
Hnenbrand Fkete Farmer Ca Ahbaugh
MldWes-Hovak Governa
also MuhaMuha and Mazur both
berry Pokop Craft Jenkins
California Dobbs of Tulsa and Evans Kansas.
And please remember this
enough here show
Caleberry
major factors the highest
But again In each working
Evening star., 1942-11-14

Late last winter tha
college football would a grade.
hasn't worked in
the
OF college work before moving into much
In addition to older surprising
than have made good with Casebery leading this crop
The Georgia Tech assignment today
almost
Alabama line
Only Snkwch go it.
and Wisconsin, which both took tremendous forward
scramblng up Big race