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Evening star., 1943-10-19
Conscience Botherino
Favored Wolverines
About Jug Game
By the Associated Press.


ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 19.-
Comes now the annual fight for the
famous little brown jug, a hallowed
football trophy, with Michigan fig
ured to run the pants of Minnesota
for the first time in years and fans
asking So what?"
The talented Wolverines, who
haven't taken M;nnesota's measure
since 1892 and have been beaten nine
straight times in the interim, ere
doped to recapture the jug from the
immature Gophers in their clash
here Saturday.
Big Edge With Michigan.
This ought to be time for great
rejoicing, what with the Wolverines
supposed to be assured of a sweet
revenge. The Gophers bore the lug
away in l934-the teams tied in 80
and the valiant old vessel hasn't
been seen in the trophy case here
since then.
But from the talk going around,
the Wolverine hackers are bothered
as much by their conscience as bv
the problem Of picking the score. 1t
has reached the point where sug-
gestlons have been made that Michi-
gan permit the Gophers to keep the
jug even If the Wolverines win.
On that-a columnist's inspira-
tlon-there has been official silence.
however.
The situation arises from the fact
that Michigan this year has been
able to draw heavily on talent from
the armed forces in study on the
Wolverine campus. The contrary
has been true at Minnesota, and it
still Is uncertain whether the Golden
Gophers still glitter.
Wolverines Lead in Series.
Shakespeare would have trouble
matching one bit of irony in the
setting. too. Bill Daley, the rock
'em-sock 'em fullback who helped
Minnesota defeat Michigan the last
three times, now is playing with the
Wolverines
In the 40 years Of jug rivalry.
there has been nothing like this.
The jug tradition began in 1903. In
1892 Michigan and Minnesota first
met and the Wolverines have an
1913 edge in victories.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
War Prisoners Wanted as BowIers' Pinbovs

of the estimated 100000 keglers
in the city and suburban areas,
said Falkenberg. Similar situa-
tions exist in other major bowl
ing centers. he said.
Louis Petersen, chairman of the
association and founder of the
Petersen Bowling Classic tourna-
ment, said that of a peacetime
force of 1000 pinboys in Chicago,
there now are 1,500 working in
the associations 125 establish
ments.
Describing bowling as a $685.
100000 business" Petersen said he
believed "the idea would work"
He added that manufacturing
concerns in Michigan were using
80 per cent war prisoner help"
Evening star., 1943-10-19
'Stagg Team Provides
Surprise Of Poll Still
Easily Led by Irish
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Notre
Dame remained at the top of the
standings in the Associated Press
third weekly poll of the season.
to the surprise of exactly no one
but College of the Pacific furnished
the fireworks by looming to sixth
place.
Two weeks ago the men of Amos
Alonzo Stagg weren't even among
the also rams, but by last week they
had nudged into 10th place. Satur-
days 16 to triumph over the Del
Monte Preflighters, however, brought
the club four first place votes and
a mailsack full of secondary
consideration.
But the Notre Dame eleven, which
defeated Wisconsin, SO to 0, for its
fourth straight conquest, made a
runaway of the first place votes as
it did of the scramble for the honor
of leading the top 10.
Irish Picked by SO of ia.
Ninety-eight of the ia voting ex-
perts deemed the Irish the best
team in the country and none of
the opposition placed them lower
than third. The South Bend team
gathered LOTS points.
Army, a 50 to 0 winner over
Columbia and Notre Danes Novem-
Der 6, foe, was easily the second
choice with 926 points, each first
place vote giving a team 10 points,
nine for second and SO down to
one point for a 10th place ballot.
Navy retained third place despite
it's narrow 14-to-6 win over Penn
State but Purdue vaulted over
Pennsylvania for fourth. The Boil
ermakers whipped Ohio State, last
years No. team, 80 to 7. while the
Quakers annih la ted Lakehurst
Naval, IA to 6.
Then came the College Of Pacific,
which was followed by Southern
California, Iowa Preflight, Duke and
Michigan in that order.
The Trojans entertain the Stagg-
men Saturday in the only game in
volving two top-tenners.
Grant Gains Second 10.
Texas. Colorado College, North
western and Camp Grant banged
their way into the second 10, dis
placing Great Lakes, Dartmouth,
Washington and Georgia. The re
serve" group is led by Minnesota and
also includes the Memphis Naval
Technicians, whose last two games
have been Cancelled.
The leading teams. on basis of 10
for one first vote, for a second, etc
first place votes in parenttlesis)
First Ten
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Trio of Coolies Among
Four Rangers to Sign
7y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, Oct. 19-Three goal
keepers and one forward have signed
contracts for the coming season,
Lester Patrick, manager of the New
York Rangers in the National Hook
ey League, announced.
The three goalies are Ken Nc
Auley, 2l; Don Murray, II, and Ell
win Rollins, II. The forward is
l7year-old Don Raleigh, who has
starred in preseason workouts here
Evening star., 1943-10-19
MichoeIs, Penn's Ace HuIfbuck,
Buried as 1912 DrexeI PLAYER

Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth and
Lakehurst Naval.
Everybodys talking about Armys
T-formation, but few recall that the
Cadets used it for the first time
against Navy in Philadelphia Mu-
nicipal Stadium on November 20,
1941, week before Pearl Harbor.
That was the year Army led a
favored Navy eleven 60, at halftime,
but eventually lost, 14-6.
The Cadets shifted to the ct"
after reaching the Navy 11-yard line
in the second quarter, but their tim
ing was off. After losing the ball
on downs they went back to their
then more familiar single wing
formation.
This is what leads to a coach's
nightmare: Brooklyn College made
II first downs to two for City College
of New York in their game Saturday
and outrushed the Beavers, 274 yards
to rs. But c. c. N. Y. won the
game, % to 6.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
BY BOB HERDIEN,

HepONiobtN FitSn opUIGS "ElI6T.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The Bowl
ine Proprietors' Association of
America, a spokesman disclosed
tooay, is seeking the use of pris-
oners Of war to alleviate the
shortage of pinboys in bowling
alleys.
The plan was announced by
Charles V. Falkenberg, the asso-
clation'S attorney, who said chat
1t had been submitted to Gov
ernment authorities. No decision
has been given, he said.
In Chicago, one of the Nations
front-ranking kegling centers,
the shortage of pinboys threatens
to curtail bowling for thousands
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Ey the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-Two
South Carolina members of the
Southern Conference.-The UNIVERSE
ty of South Carolina and Clemson
will play their annual State Fair
game at Columbia Thursday after
noon.
There isn't any particular news in
this because the two elevens play
such a contest every year, but there
Is certain amount of news in the
fact that one Marion Butler will be
around for the Tigers again to try
to hoodoo the Gamecocks.
Butler, who has been inducted
into the Army, now is on furlough
before reporting for duty, and his
return to the Tiger lineup has done
more to brighten the face of Coach
Frank Howard than any other thing
this football season.
s. c. Outlook Is Dark.
There was nothing rosy about
South Cardinals workout yesterday.
Only handful of PLAYERS turned up
for drill and four of these-End
Skimp Harrison and Backs Bill Nc
MILAN, Gene Wagnon and Jack
Jones-reported with injuries and
may see only limited service in the
Clemson encounter.
Passes and signal drill came in for
considerable attention at Virginia
Military Institute at Lexington,
where Coach Pooley Hubert is pre-
pairing his Keydets for Saturdays
Southern Conference game at
Lynchburg, Va, with Wake Forest.
Coach Peahead Walker put Wake
Forest through blocking, passing
'ld kicking drills and announced
that Tailback Johnny Perry may
not see action against " NJ I. due
to shoulder injury
Beattie Feathers, former all-Amer-
lea star at Tennessee, was Dor
rowed" from Appalachian College
yesterday for the duration" by
N. C. State to coach the Wolfpack
backfield. Feathers replaces Phil
Dickens, who has gone to the Uni
versity Of Georgia as a physical
training director.
Three Tied in Scoring.
With "a points each, three play
ers are all tied up for the scoring
Evening star., 1943-10-19
|WoIz Pigeon Is Speedy
In Race From Roanoke

Fastest race of the year bv the
Washington Racing Pigeon Club was
recorded in the trial from Roanoke,
Va, won by an entry from the WOLF
Bros loft. The winning bird av-
eraged l,436 yards per minute. Other
early finishers and average speed
we're:
J. B. Horstkamp, 1,416: B. F. Miller,
1;4lb; D. Roy Matthews, 1,415; Riley A
HUNT, ,409; Alfred Scheuch, ,395: Ed
yard Fields, ,3S5; Robert Lyons, ,370:
Rudy Worch. ,36l: H. E. De Atley, l,341 ;
William Tammar. 1.32S
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-Ray Robin
son outpointed Izzy Jannazzo for
37th straight victory in 1O-round
fight at Philadelphia.
Three years ago-F'rankie Re-
gan scores five touchdowns as
Pennsylvania routs Princeton,
1923, before $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-10-19

IF we can't do something
about it, bowling will have to
start all over again after the war
and we've come a long way in
the last five years." Petersen said.
He explained that "a good pin
boy can make $50 a week at the
present union scale Of 8 cents a
line, but they don't care-lf they
decide to 60 home, who's to stop
them? The war prisoners would
be paid, too, but they wouldn't
be able to go home when they
pleased"
He said that girls had been used
as pinsetters in many alleys, but
they can't take it. They'll just
set two or three lines. then quit
and 60 home"
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Great Help to Ruth

More than any other person,
Walsh is responsible for the fact
that Babe Ruth today has nice
sort of steady income. 1t was Walsh
who literally forced Babe to save
some of his money, who tucked it
away for him in an annuity which
already has poured more than
Sl35 900 into Ruth'S wallet.
Except for Walsh, Ruth today
might be taking tickets at Yankee
Stadium. Babe tossed his money
away at rapid rate until Christv
caught up with him and managed
his finances. 1t was mutually sat-
isfactory arrangement, for Ruth
made money for Walsh.
For 10 years Walsh had Ruth
signed to a contract that reaped
huge dividends from vaudeville ap-
pearances, movies, the sale of base
ball bats and gloves, ghost writing,
etc. 1t started in 1921, but not until
six years later did Walsh convince
Babe he was throwing away money
at pace that would leave him pen
niless.
Babe had a two-year contract
with the Yankees that fetched him
$4,000 year and three-year con-
tract that netted him $4,000 a sea-
son, but when Walsh implored him
to sock some OF it in the bank Ruth
would roar, You little (censored)
all you want to do with money Is
save it. I want to have fun with It,"
Evening star., 1943-10-19
College Of Pacific Zooms to Sixth in National Grid Lis
Grid Pupil ExceIs
Teacher at Game
BY the Associated Press,

BY tue Assoclattd Fress.
ROCKWoOD. Tenn, Oct. 1s.-
Seventeen year old Clarence
Knight, a senior, took charge OF
the lockwood High School foot
ball team this fall without pay
when the regular coach remained
on war job.
His team SO far Is unbeaten and
united in four games.
The high point in Knights
coaching career was a win over
Lenoir City, coached by his men,
tor OF two years ago at lockwood.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Preachers S Sinner
Honestly Acquired
By the Associated Press

By ihe Associated Press.
LIBERTY, Mo. Oct. 19.-The
Rev. Carl Burkhardt appeared in
his pulpit Sunday with a lustrous
black eye, but the church men,
bers needed no explanation.
Burkhardt, a student at Will
liam Jewell College, had played
Saturday at center on the Will
liam Jewell football team, which
defeated Kansas State, 10 to 6.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Win, Lose or Draw
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Walsh Made Flock of Geese Loy Golden Eoos

~ Wash was chatting OF eVaporated that such
sports celebrities as Babe Ruth T Cobb Jack Dempsey Bill Tden
knute Rockne John Walter
RS in his life have Ruth,
In that golden
the Chrl Walsh Syndicate comprised exclusively
ented writer's who wisdom
tnged heroes In that golden Walsh aked
writing
to be released Twentieth
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Mexico City Race Meet
Attracts 700 Horses
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Approximately 500 horses already
are on hand at the Hipodromo de
las Americas track in Mexico City
that opens Saturday for a 65-day
meeting. Officials say some 200
more horses are on their way.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Era of Ghost Writers

Finally, in 1927, Ruth permitted
Walsh to take $4,000 Of Babes
money and put it in an annuity for
him. Walsh built that fund to siz-
able proportions and although
Babes baseball career ended a few
years later, Ruth now is assured q
comfortable income for life.
No inconsiderable part of the
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Butler, on Army Leave, Joins
Clemson for Gumecock Tilt

leadership of the conference. They
are Fred Grant of Wake Forest,
Lloyd Blount of Duke and Court
ney Lawler of Richmond.
Close behind is Bob CAN'T, Dukes
star end, who has made all of his
20 points by conversions after touch
downs.
Leading scorers.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Laden Soldier Is Speedy

Jim Ramsey OF Fort Benning's
34th Infantry Regiment stepped 22O
yards in 23.5 seconds while equipped
with 1 pair of G. I. brogans. ~
a gas mask, go rife, "a regulation
fatigue clothes.
Evening star., 1943-10-19

1HSC yCSVC4 0oy totI0 W TITS III t1StIsxSf11I71
with such as 1t. Comdr. Frank
Wickhorst, head of the Navy's pre-
flight schools, and Bill Henry, CHS
news commentator.
Walsh said it was one of the few
times in his life he had nothing to
sell. He merely tossed a luncheon at
the Statler because he wanted to
talk again with such men as Wick
horst, who was remembered by
Walsh as the love interest in an
ancient football film, and Henry,
who was sports editor of the Los
Angeles Times when Christys syn
dicate was sizzling.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
SeweIi Glad to Get Rest

Rip Sewell, the blooper ball pitch
er of the Pittsburgh Pirates, says
he's tired of baseball and looks for
ward to furlough at Plant City,
| Fla.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Gibsons Seek Grid Foes

Gibson Grays football team is
after competition in the 1875 pound
class. Call Falls Church 1900 or
Taylor 4189 after S o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Kentucky Gets Court Ace

Look for Adolph Rupp of Kentucky
to come up with specteculo" "
year-old basketball player. Truitt
De Moisey of Walton, KY. He's
the last but most promising of the
four De Moisey brothers.
Evening star., 1943-10-19

Second 1O-Minnesota. 1921: South
western of Texas, II: Texas A. ard M, 5S;
March Field, 45; Del Monte Prehisht. 43;
Texas. Al Northwestern, "a; Colorado
College, Is: Memphis Naval Technicians,
u: Camp Grant, S
Evening star., 1943-10-19

With "a points each, three play
ers are all tied up for the scoring
Evening star., 1943-10-19

Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth and
LakehurSt Naval.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIVORCES

CRYSTAL Maxwell from Benford q.
Vivian Hughes from Clarence
Jane Vsrr4 Thomas from James Garnet
nhv SIr'crv from Lily
Marie Albright from Harold
EeWah ~ Gafmsn from Hilton.
.sfarlW Anderson from Bfriha
Cecilia H. Naya from Charlie Franklin.
Mary taithrr from Paul
hrlrsn Trar's from John.
Marie ~ Hilton from Harry
Pearl Keen from Russell
Frances Thurhurr from Ira.
Maria TuUlo from Joseph
Della Brandon from James
james Williams from LEILA Mae
Vida ~ Prince from Niriw Baxter
Cecilia r.. pu'assk from Joseph r.
Robert A Howard from Lilly
Marjorie Wilson from William p.
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VACUUM CLrANER. WASHER RErAIR,


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.effu.
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.gn Repairing -sna rebuilding Meadows
Nssu.fr. 1000 ard all m8kee Guar wurk
uar..r EA s.Ff 10 Years Experience.
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BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE

lARBEL Sewer Cleaning electrically. r.
suits or no pay. Days. nights, holiday
CA O456.
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Death Rotlres

BEGHIN- May 4, Castor, OF 1868 Conner,
beloved husband OF Coda Coville Beghin.
dear father of Mrs. Mildred Mack and
Henry. son of Mrs Mary BeRhin. brother
lot Henry, John, Desire. Anthony, Mrs. Ce-
lcItia Byrum Mrs Isabelle Meyers. Mrs.
Philippine Schise and Mrs. Virginia Ntllet
tahefai scrvtcr FRIDAY, p. m, az mother )
residence. 1915 Grace
NOK>-May 3. John Patrick aye p,
Al residence. 1903 Brys drive. Crosse
Polute Woods, beloved son of Mir. and Mrs.
John Patrick Connors dear brother of Pie
James. Funeral from Verheyden Funeral
Home. 1890 Mack at outer drive. Friday
Al SIS ana 10 50. Joan of Arc Church Al 9.
Lakewood. beloved husband OF Anna
(nee HOppi, dear father OF Elmer Persay
and Mrs. Elsie Cnslis. brother Of William.
Fred and Gust Funeral from the Verhey-
Drive. Saturday at and 10 Messiah
Lutheran Church. corner Lakewood and
Kercheval, at 1870. Burial Forestlawn.
RODHE-May 4, Wilhelmins OF 5l20 Fair
view, wife OF the late Emil dear mother
Of Dr. Paul G Rodhe Mrs. Edward Seiser,
Mrs Ray Reilly Mrs, Henry Kohn and
Carl grandmother OF 10 grandchildren
ana one great srandchild Funeral Friday.
as p m, from the A. II Peters Funeral
Home i2O57 GratIot and . 80 AZ Trinity
Lutheran Church. Gratiot and Rivard.
SCHMIDT May g. Otto, age Sc, OF 1900
Fourteenth st dear brother Of Mrs.
Frieda Lahti Funeral from the Verheyden
Funeral Home 5000 Mack III outer
Drive, Friday A. 80
SCHNITZ--May :. Gertrude beloved wife
Of Bernard dear mother of Clement, Mrs
Christine Schoeuherr. Mrs Elizabeth Weller,
Mrs Marie Kcslin and the late Anthony
slso survived hy - grandchildren and three
great grandchildren Funeral from resi-.
dence. l2S0h Kllhourre Thursday at $50.
and 81 Dayid's Church Al 10. interment
MI Olvet.
NERNAEKE-May ?, Francois. age 10 AZ
residence. 10902 r. Warren. beloved nus
hand ~ the ate Leorie, dear ia'her on
Mrs O Fegsrs Afons and Mrs G
DHondt Funeral from the Ferheyden
Funeral Home $4,000 Mack A. Outer Drive,
Thursday NJ fl5 and 10 ST. Margaret
Mary Church at 10. Rosary Wednesday
evening Al $
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HUMANE SOCIETY

MICHIGAN Humane Society Emergencies
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i'y 2-3iO0.
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DEATHS

Ida r. Trexler, 1871 Lincoln, 10
Bertha Sllke 1910 Klein, Hamtramck, 81
George Scallck, GIG Frontenac. 81.
Paul II. Schwochow, 1925 Stoepel, Oh.
Peter Marynskh 3s43 Martin, So.
Joseph Macejka. 1909 Fleming. Ham
tramck, AZ.
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