davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

femalekind-the urge to feed
the hungry.
II is Mr. Snatra's extraor-
binary good fortune that he looks underfed
to a degree that would deceive nearly any
doctor into casually diagnosing him VIE
tim of malnutrition.
Actually, this is not true. He is above
standard weight for his height, perfectly
healthy and something Of an athlete. But he
looks like a starving man nevertheless-hol-
low cheeks. feverish eyes. pallid complexion,
sunlSen shoulders, and all.
And. though all the world may love a fat
man, the girls go wild over the lean and
hungry ones
Far, far back in the infancy Of the human
race there was implanted in every normal
female the instinct TO feed and nurture. This
is a biological urge, as fundamental as re-
production, and under primitive conditions,
equally necessary to the perpetuation of the
species.
Under modern conditions, this instinct is
frequently suppressed, in fact, may never find
expression in the way it does among less
complicated animals than man. But it re-
mains and is Il powerful factor III swayirg
the emotions and determining the actions of
women.
For special reasons, it is a particularly
active influence in the emotional life Of ado
descent girls such as form the largest and
most historical part Of Sinatras audiences.
Adolescence is the period in life during
which the estrogenic hormones become active.
These ductless gland secretions cause many
bodily changes. the most noticeable being that
the bust develops to womanly proportions.
This biological preparation for mother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

men and monkeys belong TO different genera;
no instance exists Of their having mated
Miclk&ys owners not only agree. but point
out apologetically that he was new 70 Holly
wood and had not had time TO master the
Havs Office rules Of decorim for actors.
In any case, il seems certain that Mickey,
like many another Hollywood newcomer. has
stubbed his toe on the rock Of romance and
permanently ruined his chances for a screen
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

other men don't have
1t isn't just his voice, his myriad admirers
mostly feminine-admit It's his appear
ance. too. they say using such expressions as.
when he looks at me, L simply swoon!' or,
His smile sends me right out of this world!'
These. of course, are recognizable TO the
psychologist as the hyperboe of adolescence
the thing that makes us older folks regard
teen-ageFs- as half-baked, "gHshyl and rather
silly. even though we should know they can't
help il.
Al the same time there can be no doubt
that Stnatra actually possesses special and
individual power TO stir the emotions Of fe-
males Of all ages-and also that his power re-
sides as much, or even more, in his person
atty as in lis voice.
Men don't understand it when they hear
Sinatra sing-and understand it even less
when they see him.
To them, he is a smaiiish chap. almost
pint sized His hair is straight, lustreless and
needs combng He has big mouth, promi-
nent ears and a noticeable Adams apple. He
dresses carelessly. He is bit pop-eyed. And
in addition the envious men complain, don't
all these women know that Frank Sinatra is
a happily married man. with wife and baby
daughter? II just doesn't make sense.
However. the secret Of Mr.. Sinatras APP
peal is no problem to the psychologist. 1t
proceeds from a well recognized and familiar
response TO one of the elemental instincts Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

4 IICKEY was only chimpanzcc, but his
M heart was fun Of love.
HN Woo full according TO Charlotte
Thompson beautiful screen actress, who was
recently the object of the chimps wcll-mcant.
but ovcrardcnt, attentions.
AZ a result, Miss Thompson has filed suit
Tor $500 against the owner of her BIZARRE
and too-euthusiastic woocr alleging that
Mickey not only scratched and hit her. but that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

she has since been haunted
nightly by frightful dreams Of
her encounter with him.
A set at Columbia studio
was the scene Of Mickey's de-
parture from the best taste in
romantic etiquette, even as
Judged by the sometimes liberal
standards Of Hollywood, where
it all happened.
The chimp, scheduled for a
role in a picture, was waiting
his cue when he spied Miss
Thompson. also waiting hers.
Apparently, it was a case of
love at first sight. mickey
didn't know Miss Thompson was
married; and. if he had, prob.
ably wouldn't have cared)
He rolled his eyes. He made
chipping noises equivalent in
chinnanzee=talll To Hoy good
looking. how about getting &C
uuainted ," In various other un-
tutored ways, he sought TO get
over the idea that he regarded
Miss Thompson as a very spe-
cial dish.
However, never having seen
a love-stricken chimpanzee he
fore. Miss Thompson didn't have
the slightest idea Of what he
was getting at. And as Mick
ey's grimaces were definitely on
the funny side, she Eiggled.
Now, If there is anything in
the world 90 enrage a male IN
love, it is 20 be giggled at
Mickey's expression, from be-
ing merely admiring became
one of ardent and intense pur-
pose.
Reaching out a hairy paw,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

themselves in feeling of vague discomfort
and longing.
When girls mother someone, even vicari-
ously. or in imagination, these segmentA
cravings relieved
Nature has made all these changes backed
by powerful hormones just for that purpose.
And when the young woman does not have
q chance to mother something, she may do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

hood naturally gives rise to unfamiliar SEN
sations, among them increased emotional
sensitivty due TO mammary hyperesthesia.
From time to time this hyperesthesia is more
marked than at others when it is most acute
lating emotion.
The gandular changes also produce in
ternal, or visceral, tensions that manifest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

named as defendant Mickeys alleged owner,
c. b. Click proprietor Of the Bird Wonderland
Zoo Van Nuys. California. Kerr is named as
"A co-defendant.
Nearly all jungle peoples tell stories OF
native girls being abducted by gorlllas ana
other anthropoid apes. WY
However none OF these stories has been
authenticated and scientists doubt them.
Biologically. in spite Of volutionary
theories which trace them to a common origin,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

apparently silly things in her blind at
tempts 20 relieve the tensions.
Mr.-Sinatra- -or-E41ayf- Het-fie--
liberately accentuate his appeal To
this phase Of feminine instinct. As
a Snowman, whose business II Is TO
enthrall his public, it would be per-
fectly legitimate for him 20 do so.
My belief however, after watching
him at work. is that it is mostly IN
conscious.
And he is probably equally ignorant
of the fact that the yeaning. be-
seechng quality of his voice. almost
like the plaintive cry Of hungry
child, is an authentic auditory echo
OF his peculiarly famished appearance
Nevertheless, he can be glad that
nature made him as he is. His appeal
may not be 20 the same emotions that
sway the admirers OF our statuesquc
screen heroes. but IL is just as strong.
Nor need he worry about causing
adverse moral reactions among his
young fans. even though they may
seem at times to be agitated beyond
proper feminine reserve and dignity.
His appeal is not 10 Crude sex, but 10
the tenderest mothering instinct
CHEST type Of unselfish emotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
ThevHadtoFireMickpy the|mpu|sNeApe

her an ardent squeeze.
Miss Thompson really
screamed this time. At
the same moment, one of
the more venturesome Of
the actors on the set
rushed forward and
grabbed Mickey by a hairy
elbow.
This seemed TO set free
any inhibitions the chimp
might have still retained.
Brushing off the inter
loper with one arm, he
flung Miss Thompson to
the ground; at the same
time raking her thigh and
arm with his claws.
Most of those on the
set had already fled 10
places Of safety, but two
remained-Reggie Smith,
a fiVe-fOOt-tWO prop man,
and ]. II. Kerr, Mickey's
trainer.
While they struggled
with Mickey, others res
cued Miss Thompson, and
took her TO the studios
first-aid station, where she
was treated for bites and
scratches on her right
thigh and arm, and also
for a serious case of shock.
After six weeks. scars
of the injuries still remain,
indicating to Miss Thomp-
son, at least. that Mickey
wasn't fooling.
In seeking monetary
damages for her expert
ence. Miss Thompson has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

he seized Miss Thompson firmly by the wrist
Miss Thompson screamed and tried to.Pull
away.
sad to report, Mickeys response to this
was 20 slap her down.
K Half-stunncd by the blow. Miss Thompson
,l4eycrthelcss struggled TO her feet. Again
Mickey grabbed her wrist. Then, evidently de-
ci,lMg he'd had enough Of this coyncss. he
wrapped his hairy arms around her and gave
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

the highest type of unsefish emotion
There is only one thing. in fact, Of which he
should be extremely careful, and that IS put
ting on weight Should he gain 20 pounds,
and thus lose his gaunt and hungry look, /
very much suspect that he could go through
his whole repertoire Of love-songs without
hearing a single "Oh, Frankie or causing
one member OF his audience to swoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
BY DONALD A. LAIRD, PHI. D., Sci. D.,
other men don't have ?
internationally Known Psychologist and
Lecturer.

NJ EHAT does Frank Sinatra. the latest
N/ phenomenon in crooners, have that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

November Z. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Byrd IA,
Picked af
Miami

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 16 QNS) -
What probably was the most
unimpreSsive field in the 20 years
of the annual Miami Open golf
tournament teed off today in
quest Of the $1,000 in prizes.
Sammy Byrd. the former ball
player now a professional at De-
troitS Plum Hollow Club, re-
manned the prctourney favorite TO
win the $1,000 first place money
as late entries shot the partici-
pants to we'll above the 100 mark.
Rated right behind Byrd were
Craig Wood. the National Open
champion from Mamaroneck,
n. Y. and Bob Hamilton. the
putting star from Evansville, Ind.
Wood expressed pessimiSm over
his chances, pointing out that he
had played in only two tourna-
mcnts since suffering a spinal
injury last February and thus was
doubtful over both the sharpness
OF his game and his ability ia
stand up under the grind.
Byrd is la in the draft and
probably will be playing in his
last tourney for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Wife Wore Orchids

Last night We attended a
party It's one always 10 be
remembered
We will remember il because
IL had a GENUINE touch. No
one was there 10 sell anybody
anything. No one came primed
10 laugh al anyone's Jokes,
unless they happened 10 be
funny No one came unless
they REALLY wanted TO be
there.
1t was a party for a man you
probably don't know about He
was Just a fellow who had
managed a golf club for II
years. His name was Neal
Boughner,. Of the Crosse lie
Golf and Country Club, and he
was there at the head table in
the Spanish Room of the Fort
Shelby.
Next TO him sat his wife.
She wore orchids and she
. smiled and she was happy.
Also at that head table was
DR.. Drayton ODonnell and his
wife. We don't have to tell
you how old DR.. O'Donnell hap
pens 10 be. He's been a men,
Der Of the Crosse lie Golf and
Country Club 80 years. He
arose and paid a glowing tribute
10 the guest of honor Boughner,
and also 10 his blushing wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
P| Ian New Setup
For SdndIotters

CHICAGO. Dec 16 GNS) -
Plans for organizing the nations
sandlot baseball into one associa-
ton will be formulated at the
meeting Of the board of commits
sioners of the National Baseball
Congress in Chicago in February,
President Ray Dumont announced
today.
Pm addition, a governing com
missioner for the United States,
to succeed George Sister, one time
big league star, Will be chosen,
and a date and site for the first
series between the u. S. and Ca
madam champions will be selected.
Commissioners 10 head pro-
grams which eventually will in
clude 81 nations and territories
will be named. Dumont revealed
National championships will be
decided in most of the North.
Central and South American
countries in 1914. he said. the
first step in postwar plans for a
global association of sandlot base
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Enterprise
Fails. Falls
To Second

Enterprise is two games out Of
first place in the Women's Major
Leauge today after being snagged
by Altoona last night at Dexter
Recreation. Tied with Olympic
for the lead, Enterprise lost twice
as Olympic shut out Palace
Altoona. with Eleanore Koepkc
and Ruth Johnston each scoring
54S. tripped Enterprise, 1880 10
2547. Olympic had ST. from Louise
Stockdale and $50 from Stella
Hartrick to trounce the tag end
Palace Five, 1886 10 1854.
Vernon had the competition
closer in winning three from
Colonial. 257i 10 2375. as Edward
ina Coy had 5S3 10 lead the league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
1852. 3O43
Top Major
Scoring

Sackman and s. & s are the
weeks scoring leaders today in
the Michigan Major Bowling
League. Sackman counted 1862
and s. e. s. 3043 last night at
Crest Lanes as Stanley Baker of
Auto Club. 6S6. and Angelo Dam-
leo, Palmer Park, 670, led the in
dividualS.
Fred Buiack Of S. e. s. had his
second consecutive big series since
returning from the Chicago tour
nament with 66l 10 complement
his 662 Tuesday night in The De
troit Times Classic. AL Parigan
had SIS, CaSS Schlan 657 and Art
Knecht $50. which included a 279
middle game The seven pin
bucked him on a good Int in the
fifth.
Forrest Hinch 632. Mike Au-
CELLO 649. Jack Burke 637, George
Hlebay 642. Sam Richardson go,
Louis RuppeI 626 Frank BabiS
623, Jack Stahl 6l9 Elwood Blake
ga. Barney Doyle 626 and George
Llngle 6l7 were others climbing
high
/ Hliebay Of YoungS returned 10
competition after several weeks
absence because oft severe burns
on his face and hands received IN
AN accident an home. For Time
IL was believed he was out until
next season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
GERISCH MUFFs CHANCE

Earl Benton'S Gerisch muffed a
chance of closing in on Norm Hal
leen'S Index and Herman Steinke's
Virge's by losing two to Augie
Jankowsky's Union in Johnny Mil
let's House Index and Virgo S
continued their deadlock as Lou
Keppen tumbbled SAT for high
Matt Lanes 236, Erv Koss'
and George Jonas 612s featured
as Tasty and Wolverine remained
tied in the Orient Senior.
Irene Foley'S ia was tops in the
Bowling Green Ladies Ford
Bischoffs 2i4 in the white divi-
sion and George Hofsommer's pa
in the red shared honors in the
Graphic Arts Harry Russell's
22O and Jack Hartley's SOB in the
Transfers Joe BinkinZ' Pa
stood, out in the Springwells Tav-
ern AL Kennys 638 in the
Genial And Joe Valenti's 61S
in the Plymouth 81 Victory.
Other league highs Neil
Montgomery's 220 in the Elks
Jim O'Brien'S 627 in the Packard
Engineering Frank Leduke's
90 in the Ford Aarcraft al
NucCiS els in the State Fair S25
Ralph SulhuS' 224 in Terry'S
Senior House and Joe Dennis
PIP in the VlCkerS Nightmares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
FEATURE SPLIT

Moreover, the fans were in n
wagering mood. betting S4i2S30
ON the nine race program as com
pared with S23125l. the mutual
handle for The 1912 opening day
program
The racing program itself was
bigger than usual the inaugural
handlcap being split into two sec
tons, both of which were run for
s. 500 purses
Harvard Square. owned by
Allen r. Simmons. won a photo
finish from Pig Tails. the fayorlte
in the first section of the lnau-
gural The winner paid Sl4.6O So
and $40. with Pig Tails return
ing S37O and SO. Minee-Mo, be-
longing to John Partridge. finished
third and paid S3.70
Roman Sox, the Brolite Farms
entry. ven the second section,
upSetting the favored Dispose,
which finished out of the money.
X. Dorko of ChriSteaASy ranch
was second and Navy, a popular
New England campaigner this fall
was third. Roman SoX paid $3.50,
S720 and $3.50 X. Dorko re-
turned $3.50 and $40 and Navy
paid IS 10 Harvard Square went
the six furlongS in ITO As while
Roman SnN- negotiated it in Ill.
The crowd was nearly double
last years opening gate of Sill,
with about $50 serviccmen beng
admitted free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
General Didn't Forget

The speech making went on.
a lot of things were said. A
lot Of things were left unSaid.
The POSTMASTER read wire.
II was from Gen William $.
knudsen
The general lives on Crosse
TIE in times Of peace He plays
golf there IN times of peace
Just now he's somewhere
doing a tremendous job for his
country. But he wasn't too
busy 20 find time 10 send a wire
and tell this man who has
worked II years az this club
that ne appreciated past favors.
and that he hoped IN the future
in the new job Boughner was
taking, that everything would
be okay
About the only comment
we've heard out Of Knudscn
since the war started was when
some reporter asked him what
he planned 20 do when u was
all over
"T'n just pull mp 3 chair In
the shade" said knutson land
watch my grandchildren grow
up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
ShuffIed Lines,
; Wing Rockies
May Aid Smith
~ IrWIS n wALTER

Tmucr is the night NorWe
Smith coC, back into Tho Rcd
Wings nets to mako his FIRST start
u Ivc seasons ass a National
Hockey League Coaic
Dr. IS going 90 Dee hard 70 put
Che finger ON NorWe II the Wings
rout beat the Maple Leafs in
Toronto Because out In front
of The chubby little fellow who
helped tho Wings 90 Stanley Cups
back in SIS and 81 viii be three
other newcomers and Adams has
rcyampod AN his forward lines
II Was q picced-togcthcr Rcd
Wing team Jack Adams took into
mt r---tt-t FIRST rrt-trt ff'tt1rrr r7ttryrrS
from indianapolis were called mp
They are We Lynn l9-ycar-old
deten,eman. Dalton tNakiual
Smith, veteran center and Frank
lRedl Kane. lcfr wing
still Adams believes his team
has enough 20 gam an edge on
the Toronto team which staged
four goal rally To- beat The Wings
in their last trip 20 Toronto Vhe
clubs are even on tho season s
play with Il victory and Two tics
ga-.t,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Walk to the Races?
Tropical Fans Do
Half Of Record
Crowd Hoofs II
TO See Opener

CORAL GABLES Fla. Dec
It's UPl Having proved salts
,ac'or'y that racing fans VIII
walk 30 see horses run the pro-
motors of Tropical Park settled
down today 20 what they con-
ndcnuy expected would be one Of
their most successful winter turf
campaigns.
Probably half Of the record
opening day crowd of 9,5l7 fans
which were on hand for Tropical's
inaugural program yesterday
walked the two miles from the
closest bus line, while most OF
the others had TO use precious
"a card gasoline rations to reach
the oval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
u. I'D. Ia Miss
3 Regulars

University Of Detroit basketball
team Will face Detroit Coast Guard
tonight without the services Of
three Of its regulars Joe Smith.
Dan O'Neill and Gene MalnoWSki
are the T1tanS missing.
MalinowskiS injury has not
healed sufficiently and the other
pair is suffering from the flu The
trio probably will be IN for Satur-
days game in New York The
TitanS seek their third victory in
four starts tonight at lIackett
FIcldhOuSc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Pro Grid Meet
Called Off

CHICAGO. Dec. l6 (UP) The
annual winter business meeting
of the National Professional Foot
ball League, scheduled for Dec.
20-2l. has been postponed indefin-
itely. Commissioner Elmer Layden
announced today.
Layden said the press Of the
holiday season combined with the
Dec. 26 playoff game prompted
officials to postpone the meeting,
which usually features the annual
player draft. The draft was elm
mated this year because of the
uncertainty Of the military status
OF collegiate players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Coast Track Gets
War Relief Million

SAN MATEO. Cal. Dec Is
CUP) General Manager William
2. Kyne of the California Jockey
Club ssid today that Bay Meadows
racetrack reached its 1913 goal Of
81 .000,0 for war relief
The sum was far greater than
any amounts contributed by
larger tracks throughout the
country. he SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Hal White Called
For Dec 4

UTICA. n. Y. Dec. is (lNS)-
Hal White, pitcher for the Detroit
Tigers, disclosed today that he
had been ordered 10 report for
induction at the Utica Armory on
Dec. 81.
White, 25. is the father of two
and has been employed
in a Rome defense plant since the
baseball season ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
REPLACES SIMON

lynn Is 10 replace dcfcnScman
Gully simon suffering from "A To-
nrwai ot ms side injury The
young dcfcuScman. whom Adams
grabbed from the New York Row
crS this fall, is improving steadily
and scored three goals as the
Capltols won from Pittsburgh
last Sunday.
Nakna Smith. who Will replace
the injured Don Crosse, IS lead
inc indianapolis in scoring He
has been in pro hockey nine years
bat this will be his first National
Hockey League game.
Nakina is a brother Of Carl
tWinky) Smith. who IS being re-
placed in the Wing lineup by
Kane, one of the best of the Capt.
tolls recruit forwards
Smith is 10 Join the Caps in
Buffalo for their game with the
BiSons today He will be ac-
companied 10 Buffalo by recruit
centers Frank Bennett and Tony
Buckepieh of the Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

eNNa slice Of coffee cake.
We 60 10 all these types of
parties FIRST. because we con-
slider il part of the lob Ia take
our hearts OF celery where We
find them And In a pinch,
We can nibble ON the Eenllte
FISH or chopped liver where VIC
find them. too
We can salute our heroes with
hot bottle Of beer or "A cold
bottle Of wine. We can laugh
AZ the POSTMASTER Jokes, or
we can follow Harry Campbell,
or some of the others, 20 the
hosts room upstairs and wait
for the whole works 10 end.
either peacefully or with re-
gretS
To make il plain. we have
learned HOW to 60 10 parties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Roy Johnson Picked
To Coach Cubs in IA

CHICAGO, Dec Is uNSl-
General Manager Jimmy Gala
CHER OF the Chicago Cubs an
nounced today the reappointment
of Ray Johnson. manager last sea
son of the Lockport, n. Y. team
in the Pony League. 10 coach the
Cubs in 1914
y Johnson served as. coach FOR
the Cubs from 1888 through 1899
re is expected 90 be- assigned tho
first base coaching Job. with Mil
ton Stock who was signed during
the recent baseball meetings in
New York, coaching at third base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Won't Talk, Lands
Suspends Novikoff

Los ANGELES, Dec 16 INS)
Lou Novikof of the Chicago
Cubs was under suspension today
by KeneSaw Mountain Lands,
commissioner Of baseball, for
failure TO answer inquiries con-
corning his out-of-SeaSon diamond
activities in southern California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Basketball Results

Penn state 90. Susquehanna -.
" Ontario SO Assumption -.
Purdue 40 DePauw 81
TUFTS "a, Mass Tech 80
ST. John 81 MOntclair "a.
ST Joseph SO. Juniata ~.
Muhienberg 70. Lehigh 50
Brock Navy IS. Harvard 81
Norfolk Navy 90. Ft Belvoir II
Camp Fd'ds 80. New ~. Ary. 50.
Gallaudet a.. Johns Hopkins Is
wash 81 90 r. Wash. coll. Ed. 81
Rider Coll Al. Newark -.
Iorss sS. Drake 3G
Drew s1. -Vari move 30
Ft EnnN %. Louisville 30
Yale ts Sew london Mp go
Arkansas o. r.uthurEh Tohls 81
Hobart So sampson 90
Falfn1nt Tehrs 800. Marshall o..
Cauf> vs. Ashland 80
Iowa 81 " mr. ST. Tch~ 81
Chicago r. cTs b. NorthW q MIS- 81
Connecticut as IS. p. 7. 30.