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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-03
RATIoNING CUTS COLLECTING

Hollywood, Cal (UP)-While the
rationing of canned goods may have
stricken the heart of the average
housewife with terror, it has strick-
en- the heart of H. P. Co~telyiu, en-
gineer- director of the bureau of
street maintenance and sanitation,
with joy. He has reported to the
city council that with the absence
of the former number of tin cans,
a $4,000 annual saving will be eff
fected in the rubbish collecting
service of his department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-03

Because of the manpower short
age women in Australia are cutting
sugar cane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-03
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
BY MARTIN KANE
T1nifad PreSS STAFF CnrreSnordf

YORK UPThe who orders wine with dinner still is
~ restaurants
headwaiter waiter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-03
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon
tournament under the direction of
Mrs. ]. c. Moriarty included: North
South, Mrs. A. J. Drummond, Mrs.
Roger Peabody, 81; Mrs. Ida Bird
sail, Mrs. A. B. Weston, BOZ
east-west, Mrs. Robert Treat, Mrs.
Frank Nora, 81; Mrs. Arthur Who
ley, Mrs. Frank Senator, tied with
Mrs. Edward Schweinberg, Mrs. r.
Tuman, 80.
The official standing: Mrs. Drum
mond, Mrs. Peabody, $50; Mrs. La
Vigne, Mrs. eastman, 320h; Mrs
Byrnes, Mrs. Heebner, 310k; Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. May $685..
ELTON CLUB
Scorers in the Friday afternoon
tournament under the direction OF
Mrs. w. S. Smith included: north
south, Mrs. Idris r. Anderson, Mrs
R. D. Schroeder, SO; Mrs. Frank
Driscoll, Mrs. Charles Hayward, 88;
Mrs. Homer Bernier, Mrs. Philip
Shalen, 1872; east-west, Mrs. Cliff
ford Petitjean, Mrs. George Moeller
90; Mrs. William Andres, Mrs. Asa
York, 831a; Mrs. Edward Graham
Mrs. E. o. Hess, 81.
The official standing: Mrs. AL
derson, Mrs. Schroeder, 1852 Mrs
Vail, Mrs. Strohacker, tied with Mrs
Driscoll, Mrs. Hayward, 164h; Mrs
E. o. Hess, Mrs. Walter Wood, 1853
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-03
Cook Books IS cents

Buy a Josephine Gibson
Wartime Canning and
Cooking Book
Recipes That Save Points,
Nutrition Hints, Preserving
25 Cents At Democrat Office
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-03

A return to "old-fashioned' prac-
tees of the home, such as the
"nourishment which comes from the
study and reading of the Bibe IN
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Fu||back, Little Used
Because Of Bad Knee,
His Best, B|aik Says
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN,

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov A.
Angelo Bertellis leaving Notre Dame
and making possible Johnny Lu-
jacks quarterbacking has taken so
much of the grid fans attention that
most of them have forgotten that
Doug Kenna of Army virtually will
make his debut when the Cadets
and Irish collide in New York Sat-
urday.
Like Lujack, he has been no more
than a reserve this season, but it
has been an injured knee. not the
presence of player with more
talent, that has kept the Mississippi
marvel benchridden.
In fact. 1t Col Earl Blaik, who
coaches the Army football team, says
unqualifedly that Kenna is the
best back l ever have coached and
that he is the best ball carrier at
West Point since the late Red eagle.
But trick knee joint has caused
him more trouble than rationing
does a cook.
Sparkled Against rem.
He played only briefly last year,
but was outstanding in the Cadets
final-period drive against Navy.
This year the joint has stopped him
twice and he has played only l2
minutes, against Pennsylvania last
week.
In that brief appearance he
showed that he knew what pass
defense was all about and once on
offensive he was hemmed in neater
than a brides tea towel for an
apparent l0-vard loss by a quartet
Of Quakers, When the whistle footed
however, two of the Pennsylvanians
were prone, Army had a 6-yard gain
and Kenna had been stopped by
the Sidelines.
Kenna and all the rest of the grid
squad have become infected with
the tenSeneSS that usually precedes
the big game" Blaik is trying to
rid them of it, but the cadet corps
wont let the players forget.
From virtually every dormitory
window hangs a bed sheet with a
scatchlng announcement of the
Irish, or an Army eXhortation.
Works With Second Team.
While Lujack moves into the
Notre Dame first string now that
Bertilll is with the marines a Paris
Island, it is unlikely that Kenna
will start.
For the past week he has been
working with the second" team
backfeld in the rain-hampered and
secret drills. He is at fullback. with
John Minor at left. George Troxell
at right and Dale Hall calling the
signals.
Glenn Davis. the early season fire
works of the Cadets. continues at
full on the first string, with Tom
LombardO At quarterback and
George MaXOn and Carl Anderson
IN the halfback slots
Evening star., 1943-11-04
BOYS Mind Was Poisoned

II wrote to the court. continued
Father Flanagan, and requested
permission to attend his trial, which
was granted. | could have attended
without permission, of course. but l
was hoping that by making the trip
to Denver ! could help this boy and
l wanted To let the court know be-
forehand that | was interested IN
the case.
We'll, ! attended that trial and
during the proceedings l had an eX-
tremely difficult time controlling my
temper The prosecuting attorney
was vicious and it came as no sur
prise to me when this l5-year-Old
hoy was sentenced to eight years
not in reform SChOOl-in the penl-
tenuary.
The Judge was NICE young man
and he asked me if l had anything
to say. Yes, l did have something
to say | accused that prosecuting
attorney Of being vote minded and
then | told the story behind this
boys premedtated murder OF his
father.
The boys father had been rum
ming around with a woman and l
suppose what they say about jeal-
GUS WomanS fury having no bounds
may be true. Anyway, the boy S
mother so poisoned the boys mind
against his father, over long pc
Rod Of time that l expect murder
had to be the natural climax.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Mats Will Dicker for Trosky,
.Aqain on Tribes Active List

The Mats are interested in OBJ
tanning Hal Troskv, former first
baseman Of the Cleveland Indians.
who has been restored to the active
list. President Clark Griffith of the
Washington baseball club today ad-
mitted, saving he would investigate
the possibility of landing him in a
deal.
Trosky, who will be 81 next week,
will be sought to replace Mickey
Vernon. the Mats first baSeman of
the past two seasons, who recently
was inducted into the Navy.
Trosky retired voluntarily after
a disappointing l94l season. He COM
planned of chronic migraine head
aches, SquaWked about taking a sal
airy cut from $4,000 to $4,000. OBJ
iected to batting in vast Cleveland
Stadium and resented being iden-
tilted as the ringleader of the 1910
player rebellion against Manager
Ossie Witt
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Redskins Well Versed
In Play Of Phi|pitts,
Sundays Foemen

The Redskins, slated to leave
Washington by train Sunday morn
ing at 9:55, will be seeking their
fifth consecutive l943 league vic
tory as they meet that afternoon
in Philadelphia the combined forces
of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
joined in a football team coached
by Walter Keisling and Earl
GREASY Neale. The Philpitts, or
Steagles if you will, have been
thoroughly secuted by the Redskins
from Coach Dutch Bergman down tC
Scout Don Munhall. Bergman twice
has seen them play and Munhall
watched them last Sunday. Their
formations and methods of play
will not be new to the world champs
But the Philpitts, with a good ar
ray Of backs and heavy line, have
a habit of reaching their peak against
Washington. Last year Philadelphia
was particularly tough. One of the
RedSkin wins over the Quaker City
lads came in the closing seconds OF
game AT Griffith Stadium, a thriller
that has not been matched this yeal
in the National Football League.
Bergman's toughest enemy. he ad-
mltS. is oVerconfidenCe in squad
which plainly is stridlng toward the
Eastern championship and perhaps
toward another national crown It
this undertaking of the other fellow
that is his toughest Job as he picks
out errors in the Brooklyn game
won by the Redskins. 48-1O. "Mander!
never should have scored that Brook
lyn touchdown. says Dutch Two Of
our men were drawn out of position
and two more had their hands or
him and didn't tackle cleanly."
Meanwhile, the Redskins are close
to physical peak. Bob MaStersor
still isn't in good shape and ANDY
F'arkaS has 2 swollen leg. but botf
could go if called upon. Mastersor
probably won't start until the Lion,
game here November IA. The re.
malnder Of the squad is all right. Tt
bolster his baCkfeld Bergman ma,
call on Joe Gibson. on the RedSkir
payroll as an end. to play blocking
back. Gibson is being drilled in thai
post
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Sewe||, Placed in IA,
Takes Test Saturday
+, 'he -ocie rG Tre,


TAMPA. Fla, Nov 4 4-Truett
CRlpr Sewell whose "hlOop ball"
fooled National League batterS so
much last season that the Pittsburgh
h,uler won q games, has been re-
classified IA by his Plant City
Fla draft board and will report
to Camp BIandIng for examination
Saturday.
Scwcll is married and has two
children.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. a e., Outhelder
Harry Walker and SouthpaW Pitcher
Al Rra7le Of the s.. Louis Cardinals
have donned Army uniforms Al JET
ferson Barracks after three-Week
induction furlOughS. Both are mar
RED and Walker has a young son.
PHILADELPHIA. NOy. 4 tPt.-
Philadelphia Athletics have lost
Charley CMalorp BOWleS, pitcher
from Lancaster in the Interstate
League, TO the Army. They got an
even break by signing William H
Mills, ir. varsity backStop at Holy
Cross last season.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Redskins Setting Pace
In ) Of 8 Phases

The Washington Redskins. only
Indefeated, united team in the Ma
tlonal Football League, statistically
are superior in five of eight depart
ments, leading in Yards gained
passing. percentage of passes COM
pleted, total defense, pass defense
and puntlng average
Washington has averaged 2lI2
yards a game on passing and has
completed $50 of their aerials. The
total yardage averaged by the Red
skins foes has been 1852 per game
while the Redskins opponents have
averaged only 1885 yards a game
by passing
The Chicago Bears are leading in
total yards per game and wards
rushing per game, while the Phil
Pitt lead in rushing defense, yield
ing only 644 yards game.
The leaders:
Total Yards gained per Qame-Chicasc
Bears. 3s5 ;: Green BAY, 3523
Yards rushing per eame-Chicago Bears
80. Green Bay. 1874
YARDS passing per game -Washinston
- .. Chicago Bears POS 3
PercenIase ol passes completed Wash
lngton $50, Chicago Bears, .5"3
Wa shlneton. 1S5 =. Ph,l-Pitt las
Opponents yards bv rushing per same
fhI-Plt', "a 4 WASHINGTON, -"
Opponents wards by passing per game
Pnntinc average Washington. ~ )
wards: Chicag GO Cardinals 4uS wards
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Fn@ @ Sports Army Has Block Buster Kenn to Drop Noe Dame
Chattanooga Aims
To Requin Club
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASS0claLed PreSb.
ATLANTA, No. At Chat
tanooga fails to regain It's South
ern Association baseball fran
chise, it won't be for lack Of
ballyhoo. Record attendance at
high school football games and
big gates in pro wrestling are
being brought to Clark Griffiths
attention.
On the other hand, Writ Gam
man of the Chattanooga Times
says the franchise and all its
assets can be had for $25,0 II
any one wants to make a noise
like cash on the barrelhead.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Maoeyko Is Brilliant
For Losing Cornell
Ey the Associated Press.

Z, The Associated Press.
ITHACA. ~ Y. Nov. 4.-Proof
that the road to football greatness
not always is paved with touchdowns
and victories is little Whitley Macy
ko Coach Carl Snavelv dubs him
the finest back I've ever had at
Cornell"
This was Snavely'S farewell toast
to the 5-fOot T-inCh l60-pOund half
back, a NAVY trainee lost for the re-
mainder Of the season when placed
on scholastic probation.
In his last game, a defeat by Col
gate. the l9-year-old ex-SyraCuSe
froSh, tore off 80 Of the Big Red s
l26-yard rushing total scored It's
lone touchdown and played a glgan-
tic defensive game.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Ga||audet, {. u. Fives
Among Nine Listed
For League Play
By the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Gal1audet,
Mason Dixon Conference basket
ball champion. and eight others Of
the 10 schools who competed in the
loop last year again plan to put
cage teams on the floor this season.
according to plans drawn at yester-
days meeting Of conference officials.
RandolphMacOn was the only
school not represented and the only
one not announcing plans to COM
pete again this season.
Schools which will have some sort
Of a team, regardless Of quality are
Gallaudet, Catholic u. American U,
BridgeWater, western Maryland.
Washington, Loyola, Delaware and
Johns Hopkins.
The annual championship tournev
was set for March 2, 3 and 4 at
Loyola. The croSs-country cham
pionship will be decided At Gallau-
Diet on November 20 or % while thu
spring track and field meet will be
held May 13 at Catholic U.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Virginia 'sAir Attack
Polished for Game
with Maryland
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov. 4
As Virginia S football squad goes
into final stages of preparation for
playing Maryland here Saturday AT
2:30. Coach Frank Murray is giving
special attention to the Cavalier
passing attack
In five games this fall Virginia has
gained an even 1900 yards from
scrimmage. But only 1872 yards have
come by the aerial route.
This is Just the reverse of the way
Virginia has been gaining grOunC
since Coach Murray introduced the
T formation here two seasons ago.
Lucien Burnett and Clarence Kul-
dell, Virginia best paSsers, have
been getting overtime drill in aeria
plays both TO ends and 10 backs.
This will be the goth gridiror
meeting between Cavaliers and Ole
Liners 1t will be Vireinias S fina
home game OF the l943 season. witt,
contests against Duke in Durham
and North Carolina in Chapel Hill
still to come.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Citizens Are Ambitious

Boys Town receives no financial
assistance from any church. State,
Federal Government or Community
Chest. 1t relies on contributions of
people who feel as Father Flanagan
Give a boy a helping hand, the love
and devotion that he is entitled to. .
ne says, and You will find there is
no such thing as a bad boy
The BOYS Town youngsters ON the
foot ball team have varied ambitions
HalfbaCk Louis HentZen is eager tC
become a Oman. Tackle Lloyd
Bucher would relish being naval
officer and FullbaCk Johnny Bro9ar
would like to be physician. Half
back William CliffOrd'S ambition Is
to be an attorney and End Charles
Knapp wants to be a mechanical
engineer
Chances arc, having been taught
to think straight. those boys Will
realize their ambitions. They might
have been the Nations future public
enemies. They, the boys they left
behind at Boys Town, Nebr. and
the future inhabitants of the city ot
little men will appreciate it if YOU
spend Sunday afternoon watching
the Boys Town GOnzaga football
came. It will give en- A lift.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Durable Didrikson
Sets Record TO Win

By the Associated Pres
PASADENA. Calf. W. 4-She
enters a 3-day golf tomn ment on
the final day, shoots all 36 holes at
stretch, wins the championship
and chops three strokes of the
course record.
Who? Babe Didrikson Zaharias,
naturally.
The tourney was the annual PaSa-
dena city women's championship
event at BrookSide Park municipal
links, where the Babe. cracking out
a T3-77-l5O, Smothered Defending
Champion Clara Callander of An
nandale Yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Macricostas Beats Olson
In Hectic RassIing Bout

George MacricostaS defeated Cliff
Olson last night after 38 minutes
Of some Of the most hectic rassling
displayed at Turner's Arena for some
time At the end. when they were
raSSling in the aisleS, MacricOStas
broke away and returned to the mat.
Olson couldn't make it by the time
the referee counted TO- and George
was declared the winner.
Babe Sharkey defeated Ed White
IN the fast ScmIfeatmc, while in
other matches the Blue Streak
topped Henri Piers and John Bonika
won over Dick CraddOCk.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
'Whiz Kids Among Aces
To Oppose D. c. Bears

Rv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov 4-The All
America Basket Ball Board today
named the five "Whiz kids" on the
1923 University of Illinois team
to the college star squad of Is that
will meet the world champion Wash
ington, D. c., Bears in the all-star
game here December 3.
The 'Whiz kids" last year won IL
straight conference games for the
Illini for the university's second
consecutive Big Ten titie
The five regulars now in the armed
forces. are Andy Phillip, Art Mathi-
sen, Ken Menke. Jack Smiley and
Gene Vance.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Atkinson and Arcuro
To Ride at Tropical

Ted Atkinson. leading rider on the
New York circuit. and Eddie Arcaro
at present showing the way to all
rivals at Pimlico, are scheduled 10
round out their l943 activities at
Tropical Park, where the Florida
winter season opens December Is.
Arcaros lengthy enforced vaca
ton made him eager to resume ac-
tivitieS in this area.
Atkinson will be with the Wool
ford Farm outfit, which will be ac-
tive at the Gables course.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TCMORR ROW.
Football.

TOMORROW.
Football.
Coolidge at Central, Anacostia
q Eastern Chigh school series,
3.45,
St. Johns at Roosevelt. 3.45.
Tech at WaShington-Lee, $50.
ST. Adams at Georgetown Prep,
$50.
George Washington High at
John Marshall, Richmond.
Landon at St. Andrews, Mid
dletOn, Del.
SATURDAY..
Football.
Maryland at Virginia, Char
lOtteSVillc.
Mount Vernon AT Fairfax. = 30.
Episcopal at Virginia Episcopal,
LVnChburg.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Teejoy Football Team
Is Leading Stote Race
Rv the Soc;atcd Prsss

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 4-Thom-
as jefferson High School is leading
the State Glass A football champion
ship race With only Two more league
games remaining. those with John
Marshall and HopeWeU.
Maury and CRANKY, second and
third, share the remaining chances
at the title should Teeiay lose its
other contents
The Jeffs have won four against
no losses and one tie.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Ames Could Scramble Big Blk
Race by Defeating Missouri

Kansas State go about finishing out
their schedule at Manhattan.
The Iowa State Missouri clash will
be one of the crucial games of the
season and the Cyclones know a VIC
tory could bring them a tie for the
title-should Missouri then turn
around and beat Oklahoma.
Conference dopesters can't ses
Kansas beating Oklahoma and II
doesn't matter who wins the affair
a Manhattan.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

The Bows Town 22-man football
squad held its first workout IN
Washington this morning at Griffith
Stadium in preparation for sun
days game at the same park against
Gonzaga. Drills also are scheduled
tomorrow and Saturday mornings.
Coach Maurice Skip Palrang has
praise for every one Of his PLAYERS
hut he especially is sold on George
PfeIfcr, l62-pound end and Mayor
cf BOYS Town. He's great team
PLAYER Palrang said. pointing to his
ability pS 2 pass receiver. blocker
and defensive performer Hes fast
and smart and 4 Commute player
and Is one Of the BOYS we're count
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Middies Woo Hoodoo
That Hits Army on
Franklin Field
BY the Associated Press.

/ BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-The ink
of Franklin Field, Jekyll and Hyde
type of fellow, will be the 18th man
on the Nays football team when i,
lines up against undefeated Penn
Sylvania before a sellOut crowd OF
/ 900 Saturday.
1t seems this sWingshift bogeymar
operates against the Army when II
plays Penn here-see last weeks re-
sults-but turns on the home forces
when the Red and Blue entertains
the Navy.
/ The mldshipmen 300 of whom viii
make the trip here by ship TO watch
the proceedings, are counting heavily
on the jinX.
Penn has the edge in the long
series which started in 1893. with Il
victories, against II for the NAVY
and two ties But since 1927 wher
the contest became an annual affair
Navy has won nine, lost SIX anC
tied one.
The Middies took the last two
games though they were underdog.
on each occasion. And in both cases
the Navy triumphs followed Penn
victories over the Army.
Ted HapanOWicz. a former tackle
at George Washington University
may face Navy opposition for The
second time this year He plavec
against the MIddleS for Penn State
but has been transferred here as E
marine and Munger hopes 10 have
him sufficiently drilled in the Penn
style to take over as substitute.
Navy Squad in Fine Trim.
Ey The Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. 4,-Navy'!
football team Will be in It's best con.
ditlon in weeks for its battle with
PENNSYLVANIA on Saturday at Phila
delphla, but Coach John E. Whel
chel feels the MiddIes will reouir,
all the strength they can muStsr. an.
uclpating a tough game with tn,
QuakerS
Capt. Whelchel indicated he woult
lean heavily on Backs Jim Pettit
Bruce Smith and Bob Jenkins. al
injured IN the Duke game and OF lit
tie service since. as we'll as Hal Ham
berg and Hills Hume.
PENNSYLVANIA has won IA Of the 9
games played since the schools frs
clashed III 1888. Navy has capturec
II decisions, While two games endec
IN t,es
Evening star., 1943-11-04
YeIIs Fore, Belts Boil
245 Yards Into Cup
BY ne Associated Press

BY ne Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4-"Fore !"
cried Frank Dyche, a l3-handicap-
per, as he belted the ball for Lake
sides No. 18. one Of the longest
three-par holes in the country.
Actor Don Ameche and other
amazed spectators watched spell
bound as the ball scared 245 wards.
bounced twice and plopped into the
cup.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Became On Honor Student

This boy never had been in
trouble previously and I asked my
self if | might not have done the
same thing under similar CirCum-
stances. I also asked the proseCut-
ing attorney and the Judge If they
We're convinced they wouldn't have
heen guilty Of the same crime under
similar circumstances.
That night l took the boy back
TO BOYS Town with me and during
the three and a half years he was
there he never caused me a mo-
ment's concern. He was graduated
from our nigh school with hOnorS
Evening star., 1943-11-04
EN lhe A !. Snciatad prn.


KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-There
are a few little matters to be dis
posed Of this week end. but it ap-
pears the Big Six Conference 1943
football championship will be de-
cided November 13.
That's the date Missouri and
Oklahoma collide at Columbia and
al this writing only one thing stands
in the way of a titIe-decidlng tilt
on that date. The villain in the
wing is Iowa State. opponent of
champion Missouri at Ames Sat
urday.
The Tigers and Sooners today
were perched atop the conference
standings with TWO victories apiece
While the important skirmish is
going on at AmeS Oklahoma will
entertain Kansas and Nebraska and
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Navy Is Santa Claus
To Iowa State Team
Rv he A >>orlatpd Press

FV ne A>N0r Iate0 FreNS.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. "A nice
bundle from the Navy made Coach
Mike MlchalSke Of Iowa State Won
der If Christmas wasn't arriving a
little early.
The gift consisted OF backfeld
men Paul Keckley and Chief Robert
Deck and Tackle Gail HaItermar
from the William jewell squad-and
the Cyclone coach isn't waiting until
December IS to mwrap it,
All are good and all may see aC-
ton in the important game with
Missouri at Ames Saturday
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Married and the father Of three
children. TroSky worked out with
the St, Louis Browns last summer
at Chicago and indicated to Cen
eral Manager Roger Packinpaugh of
the Indians he would like to play at
Chicago or st. Louis SO he could re-
turn TO his Norway 1owa) farm OF
off days
Il hold no hope at all that Trosky
ever will reloln the Indians Peck
lnpaugh told the Associated Press,
but with Trosky back on the active
list I'm in position to see what l
can get for him.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Mayor of Boys Town Praised
By Coach as Football PLAYER

ing ON to help us make big i'm
preston here on Sunday"
PaNang also had praise for two
fast, clever backs, Johnny Brogan,
hard-running fullback. and Clar-
enCe Adams, Negro halfback. who
provide much Of the teams punch.
Broean is converted END whose
touchdown against ST Michael s
High at Union City won for Boys
Town. IL