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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-21

9A|A' 1AhdICJ AShoNS' .~..
DR.. NoVi Dom st. Z, SDZ: v.
Salmic.
DR.. Glas Clevelandskih Delav-
cev, st. 9, SDZ: Frank Cesnik.
DR.. Clevelandski Slovenci, st.
IA SDZ: John Susnik, predsed-
mix. i
Drustvo Ribnica, st. 12, SDZ:
Frank Virant, predsednik, Jo-
seph Ban, tai. in Andy Sadar.
DR.. France Preseren, st. II,
SDz: Joseph Okoren, John Cen
ia.
DR.. 1irija, st. Sc SDz: Fran
ces Hudovernik.
DR.. Sv. Cecilia, st. K.
S. K. J. Frances Ponikvar.
DR.. Kristus Kralj, Stew. 226,
KSKJ: Frank Fabian in Mrs.
Mary Stanonlk.
DR.. Ilirska Villa, st. 173 ABB:
John Hrvatin, predsednik, Steve
Mejak, blaga jnik.
DR.. Dosluzenci: Frank Vi
rant.
Zastopanih lie 33 drustev,
vstevsi S. N. Dom in glasilo No.
va Doba.
Predsednik Rogeii izjavlja,
da je naloga upravnega odbora
S. N. Donna izvrsena. Zastopni-
XII in zastopnice SO sedaj zbrani
ma prvi sell "a ustanovitev po-
druznice SANS-a in prva tocka
je, da zbornica izvoi predsedni-
ka "a nocojsnjo zborovanje, kot
tudi enega ali diva podpredsed-
nika. Naloga nocojsnje seize maj
bi tudi bila, da Sc izvoli zacasni'
odbor, Xxi bo vodil priprave "a
pravomocno sejo, ko Sc zastop-
niki drustev snidejo s poverilni-
cami, da so bill izvolj jeni ma Sc.
jah svojih drustev "a pravomoc-
ne zastopnike V podruznico
SANS-a. Noben izmed navzocih
nj obvezan sedaj do nicesar. Ia
seja ie lie posVetovalnega zna-
GAIA, kako Sc podruznico usta-
novi in izvede. Vsak izmed ma
vzocih maj ma prihodnji sell
svojega drustva sporoci "a
kljucke nocojsnje seje in izpo-
sluje, da drustvo izvoli pravo-
mocne zastopnike, XII Sc imajo
udeleziti prihodnje seize podruz-
nice SANS-a. Ma drugi seji ma
Sc podruznice pa maj Sc izvoli
pravomocni odbor "a poslova-
ME.
Sledi nominacija "a predsed
nika. Predlagani so: Krist Sto,
kel, Janko N. Rogeli, John Pol.
lock, Milan Medvesek, Leo Ku.
shlan, John Susnik, Josephine
Zakra isek in Frank Cesnik.
Po daljsem prigovarjanju
sprejme nominacijo samo John
Pollock, vsi drugi odklonijo
Ker nina protikandidata, je SC.
glasno izvoljer.
Br. Pollock takoj zavzame
mesto predsednika in sc zahvali
"a zaupanje in izvolitev ter cd
redi nominacijo "a podpredsed.
nika.
Sledi nominacija. Predlagar
Je krlSt Stokel "a pOdpredsed
nika, XII sprejme nominacijo ir
je soglasno izvolien. Zavzame
svoje mesto.
John Susnik pravi, da ker je
upravni odbor SIND sklical no
cojsnjo sejo, mai bi clani tega
odbora podrobneie pojasnili ma
men te seize in kaj Sc vse prica.
kuje cd zastopnikov drustev.
Janko N. Rogelj pojasni, da
je bill namen direktorija S. N
Donna, da Sc sklice sejo drust
Venih uradnikov v St. Clairskem
okrozju, z namenom, da Sc tud
tukaj ustanovi podruznico SAN
S-a. Ker nj nihce drugi preo
tenn podvzel te inicijative, .jo j
direktorij S. N. Donna. Najpr.
!vo maj bi Sc razmotrivalo, &c Sc
ah. kar pa ie pOglavie Ease in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-21

W -
Is obrasov teh dVeh 0naerii
ma ugaja prigrisek, katerego ID
y Angliji.
ustanovi podruznico SANS-a ma
nocojsnji seji ali ne. Ako Sc u
stanovi, tedaj maj Sc nocoj izvo-
Ii zaeasni odbor, XII bo vodil
priprave "a drugo sejo, XII Sc
maj bi ,vrsila priblizno cez en-
mesec cd sedaj. Medtem maj bi
vsi navzoci drustveni uradniki
in szastopniki izposlovali prl
svojih drustvih, da V teku mese
ca dni VISA drustva izvolijo ma
svojih sejah stalne pravomocne
zastopnike. Koncem maja maj
Sc vrsi prva seja, ma kateri maj
Sc izvoli stalen odbor. Treba je
tudi ostalim drustvom sporociti,
XII MISC zastopana ma nocojsnji
seji, da izvolijo maju stalne
zastopnike V podruznico SANS
a " St. Clairskem okrozju, S
sedezem v S. NJ, Domu. Treba
je tudi, da Sc takoj javi ma 81,
urad SANS-a V Chicago, kakor
nitro je tukaj ustanovljena po-
druznica, da dobimo tekoco Ste
vilko podruznice. To so v glav-
nem vse zadeve, XII Sc ticejo no
cojsnje seje. Vse ostalo je od-
visno cd drustvenih zastopni-
kov in odbornikov, XII ste Sc no.
coj tukaj zbrali, kaj in kako
boste ukrenili.
Krist Stokel svetuje, maj bi
sc izvolilo samo Sc zacasnega tai
nika,. ker je potreben, da stopi
V zvezo z drustvi in uredi dru-
&c priprave "a prvo uradno Sc
jo podruznice SANS-a.
Predsednik Pollock pojasni,
da DO ia seja izvolila celotnl "a
casni upravni odbor podruzni-
ce, kateri Sc DO lahko ma pri-
hodnji sell spremenil in izpopol-
nil, kakor DO VOLTA drustvenih
zastopnikov.
Milan Medvesek poroca, da je
priporocal direktorski seji S. N.
D., da Sc maj podvzame korake
"a ustanovitev podruznice SA-
NS-a v st. Clairjskem okrozju
ma inicijativo S. N. Donna in da
Sc sklice sejo drustvenih odbor-
nikov, kar Sc je izvrsilo. Najpr-
vo je treba, da sprejmemo pred
log, da ustanovimo nocoj po-
druznico SANS-a "a St. Clair
sko okrozje. Takoj nato Sc lah-
ko izvoli re ma nocojsnii seji
stalen odbor. Navzoci 80 donna
la vsi drustveni odborniki, XII
zastopajo svoja drustva v vseh
slucajih. Imamo prilicno dobro
udelezbo inteligentnih moz, ze-
ma in deklet, XII so sposobni vo-
dit take zadeve. Treba bo izvo-
liti velik odbor, cim stevilnejsi
tenn bolje. Treba bo pa tudi "a
in tresirati urednike nash To-
kalnih easopisov v nase giba-
ME. Zbrati DO treba finance "a
propaganda nasih namenov. Ma
sa podruznica lahko mnogo do
brega stori. Predlaga, da Sc no.
coj ustanovi podruznico Sloven-
sko Ameriskega Narodnega
Sveta "a St. Clairsko okrozje.
Predlog ie podpiran. -
JOS. Okoren zagovarja izyoli-
tev zacasnega odbora "a mesec
dni casa, oziroma dokler Sc ne
vrsi prava ustanovna seja, ka-
tero- bodo tyorili ma drustvenih
sejah izvoljeni zastopniki "a ia
namen. Ker pa nico ma nocoj-
snii sell zastopana VISA drustYa,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-21

o danes Zednenh drzavah kar pa je pogave Ease in
kateremu bono udi mi svoem canku posvetili neko-
ko pozornost toda tenn smslu kakor 81 to zele We
leSrbi pa tud tem kakrsen bi bill po wolff prizade-
tim einitelje1n. s#a.a
Ia cfanek bono napisali in objavili jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-21
sLOVENSKO-AMERIsN NARoDNl svET

Ustanovna seja SANS-a, XII
Sc ie vrsila dne 80. aprila 1943
v dvorani stew. 1. Slovenski ma
rodni dom ma st. Clair Ave.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Daniels Favored 8-5
Against Conway in
Bout Tomorrow

newcomer to heavyweight ranks
who is earning quite a reputation
in the Midwest, Perk Daniels OF
Chicago, will fight Client Conway in
tomorrow nights 10-round feature
boxing match at Turner's Arena.
Daniels has had 20 pro bouts, with
only one defeat and one draw to mar
his record. The setback was from
Lem Franklin in his fourth fight
Daniels is touted as fast-movine
heavy hitter He weighs about 2lO
and is over 6 feet tall. He is an 8-5
choice.
Conway is no stranger here. hav-
ing been in nine matches locally.
His only loss was to Al Hart, while
among his victims are Buddy Komar
Tony Gagemi and King Kong.
, Daniels has been here for several
days putting finishing touches on his
training under Chris Dundee and
Billy Edwards at Turner's Arena.
Four 6-rounders are scheduled as
supporting numbers. Nick Latsios
Of Alexandria. unbeaten in 13 pro
engagements, meets Tommy Mollis
of Baltimore in the semifeature. Dan
Biggers and Walter Hafer, heavy
weights, also will meet in a match
that promises snappy action. while
other bouts are between Nate Palmer
and Edsel Martz and Oliver Ham
and Gene Palmer.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
San Diego Navy Routs
u. {. |. A., 28 10 0
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Calf, Oct. 30.-San
Diego Naval Training Station Blue
jackets defeated University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles, % to 0, today
before an all-Navy football crowd
of 5000.
In the closing seconds of the first
half the U. c. L. A. Bruins tried a
placekick As yards from the goal.
Harold Jungmichel. formerly of
Texas, blocked Don Malmberg's
boot. Gene Kobzaff, substitute CEN
ter. recovered for Navy and raced
IS yards to score.
The Bluejackets took the second
half kickoff and went on to
touchdown. Bill Cadenhead. forme,
Alabama freshman. did most of the
ball carrying on the march, then
passed to Eugene Lee, who ran 30
yards to score.
A 36-yard punt return by Caoen-
head set up the third touchdown,
in the fourth period. The final
score came after Gregg Browning,
former Denver star. recovered a
Bruin lateral on the U. C. L. A. 9. AL
Braga passed to Joe Bailey for the
touchdown.
Ed Nelson converted three points
after touchdown and Braga con-
verted the final one.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Wildcats, With 10 in Farewell
Roles, Lace Gophers, ~ too

Gophers since 1899 and their fourth
in five starts this season.
The Gophers scored their con-
ISOLATION touchdown in the first four
minutes of the game after Mike
Rapko recovered Buffmires tumble
on the Wildcat 46. Hoyt Moncrief
then slipped away for 81 yards and
Chuck Avery drove yards to core.
Otto Graham then sent North
western ahead on a 5O-yard pass play
to End Herb Helm, a former Gopher,
and another eX-Minnesota lad, Jerry
earle, made it conclusive by booting
the point.
Buffmire, burning up 96 yards in
13 carries, capped 68 and 80 yard
drives with touchdown trips as the
Wildcats wheeled into a 2O-6 lead
at halftime.
Then it was Herman Frickey's
turn. This former Gopher. averag-
ing 6.5 yards per rushing attempt in
his final appearance. scooted II
yards to finish up a 69-yard march.
A minute before the third quarter
ended, however, he was carried from
the field with knee injury. The
crowd gave him thunderous
ovation.
Northwestern added two more
touchdowns and safety in the final
period. Dud Kean said farewell with
an l1-yard scamper to end a 4O-yard
push; Avery recovered blocked punt
IN the end zone for a safety and
Buffmire spiraled a touchdown pass
10 Sickels. In all eight former
Gophers saw action for Northwest
ern during the tumult.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
EbersoIe Is Named Chairman
OfNotionoI Bowling Council

In recognition of the part he is
playing in the promotion of bowling,
Arville Ebersole, executive secretary
OF the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress, has been made permanent
chairman of the newly formed Ma
tional Bowling Council.
The well-knoWn Washington bowl
ing leader was named to this i'm
portant post at a recent meeting
IN Chicago at which all interests of
the maple game were represented.
The new organization was formed
in order to unite and consolidate
every unit and phase of the sport
in the war effort and to assist and
advise in national and state bowl
ing legislation.
The council is composed of nine
members, the others beng Elmer
Baumgarten. Milwaukee. secretary
OF the American Bowling Congress:
John Canelli, Toledo. attorney for
the American Bowling Congress:
John Stafford, Boston, president of
the New England Bowling Associa-
ton; Mrs. Alberta Grove, Syracuse,
executive Of the Women's Inter-
national Bowling Congress; Abe
Sackin, Kansas City, president of
the Bowling Proprietors of America: ::
w. c. Lawson, Chicago, vice presi-
dent Of the Brunswick Bake Col
lender Co.; Charles Rose, Milwau-
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Harriet Sue Gets 4th
In Row in Taking
Shawnee Park
"A. P. Wirephoto.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3o.-Har-
riet Sue, feet-running flly from the
stable of Hyman Friedberg, Louis
vile sportsman, chalked up her
fourth straight success today in ac-
counting for the Shawnee Park
Handicap, but she had to show her
best speed to nip Smith and Stivers
Top Ceiling nose on the wire at
Churchill Downs.
The latter outran the daughter
Of Bull Lea down the back stretch
for the first half mile of the 7-fur-
long spin and at one time was two
lengths in the van. Harriet Sue
began moving on the turn for home
and under Jockey Charley Martin
got up in the closing strides.
Bell Buzzer, in some early diff
Guilty, closed with rush and saved
third money.
Harriet Sue, despite top weight of
1l9 pounds, was backed to the odds
on favoritism with a crowd of Is 900.
She paid $3.50 for 50. Her time for
the seven panels was 1:26.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Nose Out Tulane
As FIipoWicz, Horder Shine
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3O.-Steve
Filipowicz's passing and expert
placekicking by Pat Harder gave the
Skycrackers of Georgia Prefight a
IA to 13 win over Tulane in a bitterly
fought game today before $4,000
persons.
Filipowicz. a second string ALL
America back at Fordham, pitched
a touchdown pass to End Warren
Tiller, a high school kid from Or
lando. Fla, late in the first quarter,
and Harder, another second string
All-America from Wisconsin kicked
the point to offset an early
Tulane touchdown and conversion.
Filipowicz passed to Harder for
the second Skycracker touchdown
early in the third period, Harder
taking the ball on the Tulane 5 and
scoring standing up. Harder kicked
the game winning point
Tulane was first to score. Tailback
Billy Jones flipping 32-yerd g.
pointer to End Ken Tarzetti, in the
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Pimlico Results

~ FIRST RAcE-purse, $1,000: 4-year-
EkaehnssS sc9sis9 fsissset 1870 1919 CSC
Russia tJemas' 40
tom Player. Mix Route, Golden Novice
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: s-yesr-
SATIN Nose lJemasj e.4o S3tuS 3io . so
Cog 2.S;o Goo (Kqqpp} ' 500
Also ran-Cruclble. Gallant Novice
Johns Teddy. Browsing Gay Meadow. o" zee
nIds and Up; claiming, il. miles.
CONQUER Smith, $50 $50
o'd 4,Re R,yeE ; .osa ,5ema0 $50
cr6.s Aso conn,rv FsnvBis W,s ysck Well All Right
FOURTH RACE-Purse s1,5oo: a-year-
os CThomps5n9 9P eIsmns fgF0nsS Sso
Mest Mes'hsf5lf Aert t'ssTeer9' 'sresn5 s1o SO 4ao
Also ran1Jo5hnni. j.. undulator, Gall
liant Witch.
~ FIFTH THE RAcE-Purse, ACE sl,soo: 2;year-
Picotee (WoolG $50 $50 $50
Edemgee tRoberts) $40 40
O.0D
Time AS.
Also ran-Jons. Dislocate The Man
Middle Watch. Velikie Luki Gambling
Andy. Cactus Foot.
SIXTH RACE-7--Purse, $500; 3-year-
nlsdss nlds ana up; hsndicap: miles 20 yards.
Irierarch tStouD $50 go
Connachta tClasgett 29O
Time-3: 1856,
Also ran-Dark Discovery, JacsteaI
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000. all
ages: handicap; "a miles.
Shut Out tArcarol 5.10 out out
Slide Rule (Westrope) out out
Fairy Manhurst (WoolO out
Time .00l5
Also ran-Anti Climax.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: 3-year-
olds up handicap; s furlongs
aQuien Es (Thompson) $50 240 210
oReaping Glory tRoberts) 500 $40
Pompion tYoung) -- $40
Time-1:13.
Also ran-Dawn Attack. Alsab, bDefense.
LEGISLATOR Best Reward. aSun Again
aCalumbet Farm entry
bMrs. H. B. Bonner entry
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Holy Cross Conquers Colgate,
74-7, as KosIowski Leads

Stan Koslowski, who scored both
of the Holy Gross touchdowns, made
his first end zone trip early in
the second period after taking a 15-
yard pass from Dick Nolan. Until
then Koslowski had launched all of
the Holy Gross passes with excep-
tional success.
Koslowski reversed his aerial role
again in the third period and regis
tered his second touchdown by
snagging a 5-yard pass from Joe
McAfee, who came in when Nolan
was injured.
Nolan and Sullivan missed their
conversion attempts but George
Connor, Holy Cross supertackle
made up these two points by nail
ing Frank Muelheuser In the Col.
gate end zone for q safety.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct. 3O.-In one
final splurge before 10 of its players
depart next week under the Viz
program, Northwestern fexed its
full power today to smash Mime
sofa 42-6-the most lopsided tri-
umph in the two schools ancient
and bitter rivalry since 1905.
The Wildcats dispatched six diff
ferent players into the touchdown
acres, with Don Buffmire, a full
back playing his final game until
after the war, galloping 13 and 81
yards to score in the second quarter
and flicking 30-yard pass to Sub
End Duane Sickels for the last
marker of the game.
A homecoming crowd of $4,000
watched Northwestern vicious
ground and aerial attack propel the
Wildcats to their first win over the
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Lopsided Scores Mark
Boys Club Grid PLAY

One-sided scores, with the loser
being shut out in most cases, marked
play yesterday in the Boys Club
Football League.
Largest margin was registered by
Eastern Branch in swamping the
Air Raid Messengers, $40, in the
90-pound class Other e0-pound
scores were: Georgetown, 80; Falls
Church, 0, and No. II Police Boys
Club, "a; No. S, o.
In the 105-pound class, Eastern
Branch topped No. II, 1870, Arling-
ton won over Georgetown, 1918,
and Alexandria and No. 5 played a
Iscoreless tie.
Georgetown defeated Merrick,
27-0, and Eastern Branch nosed out
Alexandria, no, in the 120-pound
class, while at 140 pounds George
town won over Eastern Branch, 1876.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
k. Dorko Is Lenqth
In Van in DeImar

SALEM, N. H., Oct. 3O.-Taking
command in the back stretch, r
Robertson's K Dorko today won the
Delmar Handicap at Rockingham
Park by a length.
Zaca Rosa. the w. w. Crenshaw
entry, took an early lead, but sur
rendered it on the back stretch of
the 6-furlong sprint.
K. Dorko, along with Lyle Phillips
Tetra Rock, which finished second
and c. Rifus Mintlock. the third
place horse. rushed to the fore and
battled it out into the stretch, noses
apart.
The time for the 6 furlongs was
1885 and K. Dorko paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
List for Golden Gloves
Will Open Tomorrow

Entry blanks for the ninth annual
Golden Gloves boxing tournament
will be available tomorrow in the
Boxing Commission office in the
Municipal Center Building.
Strong team entries already are
indicated from National Training
School and Police Boys Club, while
numerous entrants from nearby
military camps and bases are ex-
pected. The tourney will begin on
Friday night, December 8, at Tur-
ner'S Arena
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Boysy Is Scarsda|e
Winner Third Time
Sy the Associated Pres.

Sy the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Boysv, the
ags-to-riches" horse Texas Tommy
Heard bought for s10O few years
ago, today won the Scarsdale Handi-
cap for the third straight year be-
fore crowd of 26,3l7 who turned
out for the Empire-a Jamaica pro-
gram.
Eased back off the early pace by
Steve Brooks clever handling, the
7-year-old son of Blue Larkspur
came on to take the lead at the
head Of the stretch and waltz home
easily three lengths in front of Mrs.
R. McIlvain's Bright Willie.
William Ziegler, Jr.'s Wait A Bit.
closing fast, nosed out the betting
favorite. Mrs. Ed Mulrenan's First
Fiddle. for the show spot.
With the s8,025 he picked up for
his victory in the mile-and-7O-yard
feature. Boysy boosted his bankroll
to $95 ,4s0.
A Al shot in the betting. he
clicked of the distance in LAB over
muddy track and carried 119
pounds, compared to the 1875 top
weight toted by First Fiddle.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Reaches Eighth Place
Among Coin Winners
BY Adding $4,000
BY DONALD SANDERS,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Baltimore, Oct. 30.-Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Shut Out won the seventh
running of the Pimlico Special to-
day, racing to nose decision over
Slide Rule after the two had thrilled
1885 persons at Pimlico with a
head-and-head duel down the
stretch.
The 4-year-old son Of Eouipoise
earned the $25,000 winner-take-a1
purse, a blanket of chrysanthemums.
the Maryland Jockey Club gold cup,
and for his trainer, John M. Gaver.
81 500 and trophy.
The $25 900 boosted the Greentree
Stable stars all-time earnings to
1914 GOT and moved him up from
tenth to eighth place among the
Icountry's favorite all-time money
winners, passing Mate and zev. The
victory was his fifth in 16 starts this
year and the 18th of his career.
Shut Out-issued q special invi-
tation to the Pimlico classic after
he failed to win one of the qualify
ing races which would have made
him elgible-Was the favorite of the
crowd and returned $50 for 50 at
the mutuels. There was win wager
ing only.
Anticlimax Runs Last.
At the wire, Slide Rule held a two
length lead over the third colt, Fairy
Manhurst. from the Foxcatcher
Farm Stables of William Dupont, jr.
-Four lengths back, in last place.
came Hal Price Headley's Anticn-
max.
The fifth colt named overnight,
Havahone Stables Eurasian. was
scratched this morning when he de-
veloped filling in his left foreleg.
Shut Out got away very slowly,
racing easily in last place in the
middle of the track.
AnticlimaX broke first, but Fairy
Manhurst soon took over the lead
and forced the pace in the early
stages. Shut Out, ridden by Eddie
Arcaro, moved up as the field started
up the backstretch, taking half
length lead.
Jackie Westrope and Slide Rule
delayed their move until the field
was around the far turn, but the
Boeing color-bearer moved up fast
and challenged the son of Equipoise
coming into the stretch.
Disallow Westrope's Protest.
They raced side by side down the
stretch, and Shut Out appeared to
be carrying Slide Rule slightly.
Westrope lodged an objection
against the winner, but after debat-
ing long while, the stewards dis
allowed it. Fairy Manhurst came on
fast to take third place.
Shut Outs time for the 3-l6.
mile test was zoos over slow
track.
Don Juan I'd, an Argentine-bred
from the Boone Hall Stables, won
the co-featured Exterminator Han
dicap, showing liking for the
gruelling 2-m1e and 7-yard route.
He earned a purse of s5,975 by
racing to victory over four other
reuters.
The 6-year-old son of Congrove
covered the distance in 3:33s and
returned s72o, $500 and $3.50 for
81.
Mrs. Albert Sabath's Alsab, run.
ner-up to Shut Out for 3-year-old
honors last year, ran eighth in a
field of nine in the eighth race, a
6-furlong test won by Calumet
Farms Quien Es. 1t was the Sab's
third start of the year.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

first minutes OF play. Jones added
the point.
"Joltin' Joe" Renfroe, veteran
put Tulane back in the
game early in the fourth quarter by
travelling Al yards on a reverse for
a touchdown. A 65-yard punt by
Renfroe had backed the Skycrackers
deep into their own territory and
paved the Wav for the score. Jim
Shiver, traEsfer back from Auburn,
attemE,ed. the extra point from
but missed.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Lynn, Stah|er Jointly
Defend Pin Title in
Recreation Event

Bert Lynn, star bowler OF Co.
lonial Villages District League
team, will be the codefendant
champion with Walter Stahler of
Baltimore in the seventh annual
Recreation inaugural tournament,
on tap this afternoon and tonight
at the Recreation plant In the
Monumental City. Their 1,025 score
was a record for the seven-game
event.
Among the Capitals galaxy of
top-flighters firing in the affair,
which is expected to lure more
than 100 leading Middle Atlantic
pin spillers, will be Perce Wolfe,
Gordon Remsburg, AL Wright, Ray
Watson, Ed Blakeney. Tony San
TIM, Lee Marcy, Bob Miciotto, Fred
Murphy, Ed Nash, Karl Gochenour,
Al Terry, Ell Geib, Johnny Ressa,
Eddie Keith and Leon Fleisher.
Squads are scheduled at 2 and 7.
Representing Anacostia Spillway,
Wright, Keith, Fleisher, Murphy
and Miciotto will battle the crack
Oriole combination of Ray Fioren-
tino, Nick Pave, Bill Brozey, Otis
Sheppard and Tiny Petro in a spe-
cial match at Baltimore's Lucky
Strike starting at 8 tonight.
Novel Affair Is Listed.
A novel tournament of four games,
called Lucky 13, will be introduced
at Clarendon Bowling Center Thurs
day night, starting at $50. All the
rage in the West, Manager Gold
berg will be the first to give the
Lucky 13 tryout here.
Each contestant is given 13 strikes
in various frames of the four games
and they are designated on special
score cards used for the tournament.
They count with whatever spares
or strikes a participant might make
during the four games. For instance,
in the first game strike appears in
the second box on the score sheet.
Should a contestant make strike to
start the game he or she would have
double header to count on in the
third box. 1t is all very simple and
some unheard-of scores are likely
to be rolled if a contestant is hot.
Entrance fee will be 81. A three
fourths handicap based on a 1913
scratch will be given.
To Finish Halloween Handicap.
The final days rolling in the two
day Halloween handicap at Queen
Pin will start at 2 this afternoon.
Besides the top prize of sl00, other
cash awards will be made according
to the number of contestants. En-
trance fee is 50. Handicaps will be
tWo-thirds difference between league
averages and 130 scratch.