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Evening star., 1943-06-10
Invader Figures
To Run 5000
Meters First
Fears U. S. Expecting
Too Much From Him:
Tires Out Canine
BY BILL KING,

HANOVER, N. H.. June lO.-Foot-
racing followers who dote on the
mile or it's kindred 1900 meters
hereby are warned that it will be
some time before they have an op-
portunity to see Sweden's fabulous
Gunder Haegg competing over those
distances, which also are his favor
ties.
Haegg now has chance to re-
gain his land legs and-at Dart
mouth College-test them under cli-
matte conditions similar to those
which graced his seven world record
smashing feats in his homeland last
year.
AS result he practically has de-
cided to make his American debut
in the 5.000-meter even in next
weeks National AAU championships
in New York He regards himself as
bit too heavy-at 155 he's 5
pounds above his best running
weieht-to attempt the shorter dis
tances just now. Besides, his legs
are a bit stiff from his recent 27-
day tanker voyage from Sweden to
New orleans.
Rice's Training Retarded.
"We have until Sunday to file
Gunder's entry for the nationals,
and I feel certain 1t will be for the
5000 meters" AXel Nordquist, one
Of his advisers, said today.
At that distance Haegg probably
will be called upon to match strides
with one of Americas greatest, the
mighty Greg Rice. The latter S
training, however, has been retarded
greatly since he entered the mari
time service.
Haegg has world mark Of 13 :532
for the 5000" but. Nordquist said.
the Swedish record-smasher does
not believe he ever will run it that
fast again. Neither does he expect
to threaten his 3:458 record for l 500
meters nor his 4:4 mile mark.
"Gunder fears that the American
public may expect too much from
him." Nordquist added. He really
1eelS lnal ne mas run MS DeSL races.
Gunder Wears Out Dog.
Since he arrived in cool and hilly
Hanover On Tuesday, Haegg has
loosened up by taking two 4-mile
jaunts over the local golf course.
The first time he was accompanied
by Big Steinwall, former Dartmouth
ski coach who serves as his masseur
Yesterday Haegg started out by him.
self but soon was joined by a friend
ly setter pup.
The dog tired long before Haegg
did, but the Swedish marvel per-
suaded him to remain until the end
Haegg consumes vast quantities of
milk and has been getting from 10
to II hours of sleep.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Lack Of Grid Talent
Halls Pastime al
Hampden-5ydney
Can't Use Navy Troinees
In Fall; Colby Abondons
Sports for Duration
BY the Associated Press.

by lne Associated PFeSS.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY. Va, June
10.-Hampden-Sydney has Cancelled
its 1943 football schedule of eight
games. Athletic Director Frank L.
Summers has announced.
He said the action became neces-
sary because of reduced civilian
student body and the fact that some
$50 Navy students who will be en-
rolled at the college must finish a
l6-week basic training program be-
fore they can participate in ath-
letics.
Hampden-Sydney plans to carry
on with varsity basket ball and base
ball.
WATERVILLE, Me, June TO- (P).
Suspension of formal intercolle-
glate sports for the duration of the
war has been announced by Colby
College.
1t was explained the move was
due to the expected dearth of man
students and because members of
Colbys physical education and
coaching staff now were engaged
full time in training the college S
Army Air Force detachment.
Hockey, outdoor track, tennis and
golf were dropped the past year,
but Colby teams won the State
basket ball and cross-country cham
pionships and tied for the baseball
title.
Football schedules had been ar
ranged through the 1916 season.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Rippy Sets 7 Marks
On Washington Links
His 81 Low for Amateur,
29 Best for Last Nine

Bold-putting Claude Rippy, who
thinks every 10-foot putt should be
holed, has set mark that probably
will stand for all time as an amateur
record at Washington Golf and
Country Club. His putter on fire
Rippy played the Virginia course in
33-29-62 yesterday for an unofn :
cial amateur record, using winter
rules.
The official record is So. held by
Jim Gipe, although thrice the course
has been negotiated in 66, using
summer rules.
Rippy, playing with Charles NJ. De
Lashmutt, shattered the previous
record of 80 for the last nine, bag
ging six brides.
AL Houghton, former Kenwood
pro. scored 81 at the Washington
course in April, 1884
Rippy had eight brides and an
eagle, going over par once. The
course par is 10.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Rass|ing Glamour Girl
Again Winner Here
EIviro Snodeross Does
Fost Job on Mae Young

It's two victories in a row now
for the new Elvira Snodgrass. Now
a glamour girl instead of a hillbilly
character as she was the last time
around the circuit. she defeated
Mae Young, the Oklahoma cow
girl, in 10 minutes of the feature
rassling match at Turner'S Arena
last night.
1t was her second win in as many
weeks. A body slam and press ended
the match The semifinal went to
the Red Gar over Milo Steinborn
in one Of those reversal of form
things
Abe Tourist and George Macricos-
tas provided a draw, while the
match between Ben Morgan and
Babe Sharkey was declared no con-
test after the boys refused to con-
fine their work to the ring. John
Bonica defeated John Melas in the
other match.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
C|in1aticChanqe
May Hold Back
Swedish Ace
Nurmi Found Terrific
Heat in OIympics at
Paris No Barrier
BY GRANTLAND RICE,

Special Correspondent OF me Star.
NEW YORK, June 9 (NANAD.-
When Gunder Haegg and Gregg
Rice meet in New York next week
they should be about evenly matched
as to pre-race problems.
Haegg's side can cite the limited
track space on a tanker, while the
Rice group can point to the re-
strlctlve training time in the Coast
Guard. While neither may be able
to reach top form, the chances are
that both can move around without
the aid of crutches.
AS holder of seven world records
from $500 to 5000 meters, Haesg
will be the favored party.
At these distances, including
everything in between. our fast
travelling visitor has proved to be
the greatest runner in track history,
composite of Nurmi, Lovelock,
Cunningham and Rice.
Heat Might Hurt Swede.
Just how the climatic change may
affect Haegg is another guess. Ger
tainly no blistering June weather
will be any big help.
The best long-distance heat ham
dler l ever saw was Paavo Nurmi
In the Paris 1924 Olympics, the
i0.000-meter run was scheduled for
a day with the thermometer slightly
above 100. Everybody was cooking
that day-eXcept Nurmi.
While entries from other nations
were waiting for their automobiles,
Nurmi logged miles to the stadium,
finished the l0,000-meter test about
500 meters in front of the next run
ner, sprinted the last 200 yards
and still was running when he dis
appeared from through one of the
portals
Whether Haegg can absorb heat to
this extent is not known.
Reasons for Picking Haegg.
Greg Rice is fine. fast and game
runner at either 2 or miles. But
most Of the track trainers that I
have talked to pick the mobile
SWede--in any outdoor test.
Their arguments follow: l. Haegg
already has proved he can run
faster than any one else from 500
to 5000 meters. q His mile record
slightly over 404 shows he has
greater speed 3. His ability to
travel the longer 5,0O0-meter route
proves he also has the call in
stamina.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
With BILL ACKERMAN.

sands of square miles of virgin
country more to their liking.
Few persons recognize the value
of these dams so far as wild life is
concerned.
More important than the millions
OF kilowatts of output from the
power installations is the protection
from erosion and flood control over
approximately 1000 miles of water
ways, which in the past CONSTANT,
have inundated large sections of the
country. That alone would have
made their building worthwhile, but
vacation minded persons will go
there some day. and continue to re-
turn, again and again until, as has
been the case in coastal areas, the
sports and vacation dollars mount
annually til they become the fore
most industry. Keep in mind the
Tennessee, the Clinch and the Tel
lico.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Navy Getting Cooper,
Crack Prep Vau|ter
Midwest Boy Also Stors
In Many Other Sports
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LA CROSSE. Wis. June 10
Track coaches have cause to curse
the Axis aneW-the hottest pole
vaulter in Midwest prep circles in
many year is going into the Navy.
He is Harry Cooper, 10, who has
just been graduated from La Crosse
Central High School. He has done
13 feet 67s inches in the pole vault
a mark that betters anything made
in the Big Ten this year
He is an athletic natural Not
only is he a great pole vaulter, but
he has earned 13 letters in prep
competition. holds La Crosse High
School scoring records in basket ball
and football, can do better than %
feet in the broad jump, shoots golf
in the low 80s and has won local
titles In swimming and diving.
He weighs 147 pounds and is
feet 101a inches tall.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
NH, Navy Yard Share
5oftba|I Loop Lead
Have Five Wins, One Loss
Apiece in Rec Circuit

National Institute of Health and
Navy Yard share top place in the
District Recreation mems Negro
softball league, each with five wins
in six games.
In their latest games Navy Yard
defeated Bureau of Standards, 14-4.
and GAO, lis, and NH trimmed
Bureau of Standards. TIA In other
games, GPO topped CIO-Navy Yard,
rs; GAO swamped OEM, 15-4; Bu-
reau Engraving won over OEM,
11-8, and GPO topped Census, 1873.
Leadership in the A. S. F. War
Department League will be decided
tomorrow in a game between Sur
geon Generals Office and Chief of
Finance on diamond No Is at 6
o'clock. In recent games AGO de-
feated Signal Corps, 1910; AGO
won over Quartermasters, lis, and
Surgeon Generals topped Signal
Corps. 8-4.
The Government colored women's S
softbal league opened with three
games. Chief of Finance defeated
AGO, 25-4, and Surgeon Generals
Office, 344, while Civil Service
swamped Navy Yard. 29-7.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
N. Y.U. May Bring Track Title
East First 7 Time in % Years

fornia. Illinois, Michigan. Minnesota
and Missouri regarded as the chief
challengers among the 38 teams
entered.
Defending champions will appear
in five of the Is events-Minnesota S
Jack Defield in the pole vault. Cali
fornia's Hal Davis in the 100 and
220, Southern Gals Cliff Bourland
in the 440 and Ohio States Dallas
Dupre in the broad jump.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Golf Is Honorinq
Women ofYeur'
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 10.-The 14th
annual Women's Western Open
golf tournament will have de-
cided patriotic motif this year.
The tourney, named Salute to
Victory" will be dedicated to
Americas women of the year
the WAACS, WAVES, SPARS
and the Marines, and will be
staged as promotional feature
for those groups recruiting cam
paigns.
Dedication ceremonies Of the
tourney will be held on June %,
the first day of the f1ve-day
event, at the Glen Oak Country
Club.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Brewers, Saints Shorten
indianapolis A. A. Lead
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
indianapolis hold on first place in
the American Association was re-
duced to two games last night as
the league leaders resumed their
losing ways and the challenging
Milwaukee Brewers got back into
winning stride.
Milwaukee won its sixth game In
seven starts by rolling over the
skidding Columbus Redbirds, 5 to 2.
indianapolis, after breaking a
three-game losing streak Tuesday,
met a reverse yesterday at the
hands of the aspiring st. Paul
Saints, to 3.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Training Handaps aegg and Rice Stando Problems Ena @ Sports
Own Paper to Tell
World About PhiIs
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. June 10
And now the Phillies, who have
tried practically everything else
this season. are going into the
newspaper business.
Reporting an avalanche of in
quiries from servicemen about
team personnel, the club an
nounced today it will issue The
Scoreboard" each week starting
June Is.
This miniature newspaper, avail
able to friends and relatives of
servicemen for renailing, will
contain news OF other ball clubs
and other sports besides record
ing the Phillies progress.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Nielsen, World Ski-Jump
Record Maker. Dies

FIELD. British Columbia, June 10
canadian Press .-Nels Nielsen, 40
Iron man of the ski trails who set
a world ski-iumping record In the
2os that stood for six years, died
yesterday.
1t was in 1925 that Nielsen scared
240 feet on the famous Suicide Hill
which he designed at nearby Revel-
stoke.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Manor Club Golfers
Seeing Much Action
Congressional Members
Help to Swell Group

Manor Club has arranged no golf
list this year and will not make an
attempt to draw up a schedule, but
there's plenty of play there despite
transportation difficulties.
Nearly a score members Of Con-
gressional have joined Manor, among
them DR.. r. A. Keilty, John F.. Nc
Carran and F. E. johnson.
Manor's course Is in excellent con-
dition. and Claggett Stevens, the
pro. is running the show as club
manager.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

EVANSTON. Ill, June 10.-This
week end may climax one of the
most successful track seasons in
Coach Emil Won Filings % years at
New York University.
The Violets of N Y. U. are given a
good chance of blooming into ma
tional collegiate track champions
tomorrow and Saturday. taking the
team title back East for the first
time in the meets 22-year history
Pacific Coast schools have won Is of
the last 81 crowns. Southern Cali
fornia's Trojans have bagged IL of
them. eight in a row.
But the Trojans' trust is expected
! to be broken up, with N. Y. u, Cali
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Megaw Becomes Pilot
Of Bowling Plant
Al Chevy Chase
KeIIeys Tackle Shoffers
At RossIyn in Scrap
Of League Champs

Walter (Red MegaW, for quarter
OF century one of the Capital S
leading boWlers, is the new mana
ger of the Chevy Chase Ice Palace
drives. He succeeds John Mick,
former auto racer and Detroit car
salesman. who held the post during
the last season.
Mustered out Of the last World
War, MegaW, Brooklyn boy, came
to Washington and soon became
prominent in the duckpin game. He
was a member of the renowned
Rathskeller team captained by Hap
Burtner, present manager of Con-
vention Hall. For the last year Me-
gaw has teamed up with his old
bowling pal as assistant manager at
the Hall after moving from Queen
Pin. He formerly was pilot of the
Georgetown Recreation and Ia
koma alleys.
The doughty Scotsman who held
his own with the old guard of Wash
lngton boWlers for years when the
Campbells. Rosenbergs and Wolsten-
holmes Were at their peak, probably
had his top success as the doubles
partner Of Ollie Pacini, former No
l duckpinner. For a time this famed
twosome held about all the national
records TO be had
Two league champions will have ii
out tomorrow night at Rosslyr
Bowling Center starting at O'Clock
when the A. L. Kelley & Son quint
of the Clarendon Major League en-
cages the Shaffer Flower Shop out
fit Of the Rosslyn Independent loop
The lineup Of the Clarendon pen
nant winners will include Allan Kel-
ley, Vernon Hall, Bits Amanuel
Ralph Goldberg and Jimmy jenkins
Arthur Nelson will be at the helm
Of the Rosslyn flag winners.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Main Bouts for Benefit
Show Are Completed
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, June 1O.-Of1-
cials of the eighth annual benefit
boxing show. to be held here June
II, have announced the completion
of the feature bouts on the card
with the signing of Tippy Larkin,
New York WelterWeight, to meet Joe
Torres, formerly of Puerto Rico, in
10-round match.
Other 10-round attractions will put
1zzy Jannazzo of New York against
Wild Bill Mcdowell of Dallas, Tex,
and frankie Wills of New York
against Wickey Harkins of Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
AIbuIdo's 5-FurIong Time
Is Best at Hawthorne

By the Associate, Press.
CHICAGO, June 10.-The fastest
5 furlongs of the Hawthorne meet
ing was turned in by Albuldo, prom
Using juvenile colt from the A. C.
Ernst Stable. yesterday.
Albuldo, registering his second
straight victory, covered the dis
tance in 1:O03,.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Title to Be Defended
By Ethel Terrell

Ethel Terrell, thrice winner of the
District Recreation colored women S
golf tourney, will defend her title
in a tournament starting at the
Langston course June II. Match
rounds will be played June 20-27.
A mems tourney will start on the
same course July Is. Bill Brown,
last years winner, now is in mill
tary uniform.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Robertson, Aide at R. IN.
Gets Red Cross Post
Nv the Associated Pres!

BY tht ASs0ClattN PTtSS.
ASHLAND. Va, June 10-Wil-
liam T. Billy Robertson, assistant
coach at Randolph-M Macon College
here, has been accepted for foreign
duty by the American Red Cross and
expects to leave Monday for Wash
ington, where he will take three
week course in recreation.
Once abroad he is expected to as
sist in arranging athletic programs
for American troops
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Wife, Hubby's Sub,
Lands His Job
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 10.
Tom Anderson, sports column
ist and baseball writer for the
Knoxville journal, called in his
wife to cover Southern Associa-
ton baseball game for the news
paper.
Forthwith came an apprecia-
tive note from a subscriber.
News Editor Steve Humphries
said Mrs. Anderson will cover the
remainder of the Knoxville clubs
home games. Anderson will stick
to his column.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Todd in NCAA Hurdles

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June
10 tPy.-Tom Todd, Virginia's track
captain and IC-4A indoor and out
door high hurdle champion. will try
for the NCAA title in the meet
this week end at Northwestern Uni
Versity.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Track Meet Is Listed
At Bunneker Center

A track meet for Government
employees and men in the armed
forces Is scheduled for July at
Banneker, Negro recreation center.
Entries may be filed with Joseph
Cole at Adams 2050 or with the
District Recreation Department,
3149 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Stars Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Whitley Kurovsk. Cardlnals-H,t
triple, double and single to score three
times and lead St. Louis to victory
over Pirates.
Bob Muncrief. Browns-Shut out In
dams on two singles
Tony Lupien. Red Sox-Hit first
!nnIns home run and played fiashy de-
fenslVe same al first base to spark sue
cess over Senators
Luke ApplnR. White SoX-Hit double
to knock IN TWO runs for triumph over
Tigers
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Truiner Kelley in Service

NEW YORK, June 10 tP,.-Wal-
ter Kelley, who trained Allen T
Summons Blue Swords for his early
races this spring, now is in the
United States Coast Guard
Blue Swords is being trained by
J. J. Baker.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Varied Baseball

Great Lakes, 4: Chicago Cubs, o.
Cincinnati Reds s; Fort BENJAMIN Har-
r!son, o.
Philadelphia Athletics. 2; Trenton I'm
terstate League, ..
Camp HolabIrd, 3; Curtis Bay Coast
Guard, 3
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Wilson Back in SPORTS

DETROIT, June 10 P,.-Wendell
Wilson, former Illinois athletic di-
rector, has been named as director
of athletics at Cranbrook School.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
SLIGO Defeats Iakomu

Sligo AC baseball team defeated
the Takoma AC nine, 8-3, with
Stan Halst allowing Takoma only
two hits while tanning eight.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

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Evening star., 1943-06-10

r,.nv No. is perspirstion. wn'en men. ",' n.
Leather Enemy ~. S tSa best shoe leather there Is;
weaken and rot .nS e Of your regular shoes BY
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Oakland Hills
Dance TO Be
Informal

YOU WON'T see many jewels
or evening gowns or white ties
and tails at Oakland Hills
Country Clubs opening night
dinner dance May IS. for the
evening will be an informal one.
But, aside from these unim-
portsnt differences, everything
will be lust as usual"
And "just as usual" at Oak
land Hills means very gay
indeed.
Reservations have already
been made for club president
M. M. Burgess and Mrs. Bur-
CESS. And among the members
who will entertain large parties
of friends are Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Ustick, Mr.. and Mrs.
William C. Sestok, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Walker. Mr..
and Mrs. f. c. Brode, Miss Betty
Mezwyn, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
0. Mead. Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph
L. Dostal. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
B. Moynahan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam B. McHattie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M. Houff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Mrs. Mills
Elected TO
AAUW Post

MRS. LINDLEY MILLS Of
Midland and Mrs. James Geary
were elected president and secre-
tary of the state board of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women at the convention at
the Hotel Statler.
Other national officers will
continue in their offices until
1945. Two hundred and fifty
four representatives from the
AAUW branches all over the
state attended the annual two
day conference which was con-
cluded with luncheon today.
The report of the fellowship
committee, given after the
luncheon, revealed that the
Michigan chapter of the AAUW
had exceeded its $4,000 fellow
ship goal. Members voted to con-
tinue with the project to $4,000.
Following reports on the ac-
Invites Of the various branches.
Miss Helen Hosp of the national
headquarters in Washington, ID.
c.. addressed the group on The
War and Liberal Education
DIR. Eduard {. Lindeman of the
New York School Of Social
Work spoke on Attitudes To-
ward Postwar Planning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
OAR TO He ar
Woman Marine

THE COLONEL JOSHUA
HOWARD CHAPTER of the
OAR, Dearborn. will hold its
May meeting Saturday at the
home of Mrs. r. w. klamser in
Gregory avenue.
Mrs. V. D. Henderson and
Mrs. D. j. Kaufman will act
as assistant hostesses.
Mrs. Lucius Tate will preside
and reports will be given Of the
years work from all officers
and also from chairmen Of COM
mittees.
Mrs. Cora B. Anthony will
give a special report on Ellis
Island.
The speaker of the afternoon
will be 1t. Nancy McKenna, re-
cruiting officer for the newly
thorized marine corps
women's reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Party Honors
Mrs. Fred Nolan

MRS. PAUL A. KLEBBA en-
tertsined yesterday at a fare
we'll luncheon at the Detroit
Athletic Club in honor OF Mrs.
Fred Nolan. who will leave
shortly to make her home in
Chicago.
Mrs. Klebba'S guest list in
cluded Mrs. Rodney Baxter, Mrs.
James Chenot, Mrs. Charles
Wagner. Mrs. Paul F. White.
Mrs. Charles O'Connor, Mrs.
John Boenziger and Mrs. Daniel
O'Connor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Fraternity Plans
Me eting Friday

SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRAT
ERNITY. Detroit Alumni Chap
ter, will meet tomorrow at $50
p. m. at the University Club.
This spring surprise dinner
party will be attended by f.
Reed Hunt, newly elected grand
president and William L. Phil
lips, grand secretary emeritus.
from the national headquarters
Of the fraternity at Richmond.
Va. and members of the Michi-
gan Alpha chapter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Visits Percy Jones Hospital
Crosse Pointers in Virqinia
MANY CROSSE POINT

Hot Springs.
Every day. colony at the Homestead augmented
by arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Demng who spent week there.
back to town yesterday morning
They joined by Mrs Paul Demng Jr and their small
granddaughter Polly Deming.
Mrs. Deming Jr and Polly have returned to Cambridge
o.. TO be with 1t Deming who is stationed there
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale V. Sattey. who went down for the
Easter holidays lingering at this spa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Shererer who went together to Hot Springs will stay until
the first of the week..