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Evening star., 1943-10-08
Argentina S Change
OF ENJOYS Regarded
As Question Mark

Another question mark was
injected into the relations be-
tween Argentina and the Allies
today as the lone South Ameri-
can republic still maintaining
friendly ties with the Axis
shifted its diplomatic represent
ative in the United States, nam
ing Adrian c. Escobar to replace
DR.. Felipe A. Espil
DR.. Espil. Ambassador to Wash
lngton for the last II years and one
OF the most popular diplomats here,
announced yesterday that he had
been called home for consultation
and did not expect to return to
Washington. Last night the Foreign
Office in BuenoS Aires disclosed the
appointment of his successor. Am
bassador Espil plans to leave here
next month.
The Associated Press said the new
Ambassador is described by his
friends as thoroughly democratic
and pro-Allied. However, DR.. Espil
has been openly friendly to the
United States and in official circles
the question asked was whether the
Shift of ENJOYS was intended as a
rebuff to the United Nations.
Nation Denied Lease Lend Aid.
The United States displeasure
with Argentinas policy was stressed
in Secretary Hull's refusal recently
to extend lease-lend help to Argen-
tina
Some observers thought that re-
call of DR.. ESDil was only part of
ArSentina's S revamping of its diplo-
matte setup, recalling that a recent
decree retired its ENJOYS to Mexico
and Vatican City Others believed
that Argentina simply was giving
another demonstration of its indie
pendence of thought.
Mr.. Hull'S announcement that
Ambassador Norman Armour, who
has been here since August for con-
situations, would return to Buenos
Aires. eaSed the situation somewhat,
for 1t was regarded as a sign that
the door still was open for Argen-
tina to line up with the Allies.
MI. ArmOur's return to Argentina.
however, "is not to be interpreted
as suggesting any change in the po-
Sltion' of the United States as set
forth in the lease-lend note, the
State Department said.
Appointment Approved.
The Escobar appointment already
has been approved by this Govern
ment, the foreign office said. He is
50, lawyer and had long expert
ence in political posts before enter
ing the diplomatic field He for
merly represented his country in
Spain and Brazil, being replaced in
the latter post on August IA by
Gen. Arturo RaWson, leader of the
June revolt which overthrew the
government Of President Ramon S
Castillo. Gen. Rawson SubScouently
gave way to the government of
Pedro Ramirez.
My appointment as Ambassador
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Hot Duel Due Toniqht
AS Florida Aggies,
Morgan Clash

Two of the East's leading Negro
college football teams, Florida
Aggies and Morgan Of Baltimore,
meet tonight at Griffith Stadium in
a game set for 8:15.
They represent two Of the coun-
try'S top colOred college circuits.
The Florida eleven carries the sup
port Of the Southern intercollegiate
Athletic Conference, while Morgan
represents the Colored Intercolle-
giate Athletic Association Florida
has won the Southern title repeat
edly, while Morgan is the proud
/ poSsesSor Of 55 wins against l defeat
in 10 years.
Morgan will feature a Washington
boy, Terry Day, in its lineup. Day
is former Armstrong star and
played on several championship
football, basket ball and baseball
teams here. Among the other out
standing players with Morgan is Tim
Redmond, 220-pound tackle from
New Jersey, who has been a big help
III the Bears excellent line all sea-
son.
The Southerners present as their
outstanding stars Lewis little
Mite Johnson. triplc-threat back,
and Donald Noble, guard. who was
selected on last seasons Negro ALL
America eleven.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Navy, Purdue, Michigan, Duke
On Fuvored List With Irish

ing backfeld. but still have Otto
Graham. That's enough to beat a
weak Badger eleven.
Southern Methodist Texas Aggies
No argument. Aggie~.
Del Monte Prehight-J. c. L. A
Too many pros at the Pyefight
School. Del Monte.
Duke-N. c. State-The Blue
Devils lost half their squad by
transfers, but there're still enough
around TO beat State.
North Carolina South Carolina
The Tar Heels in a romp
Ohio State -Pittsburgh-A battle
Of civilian elevens with the Buck
eyes winning their second game Of
the year.
Kansas-Oklahoma-Can't see the
Jayhawkers stopping the SoonerS
bid for the Big Six Hle.
Camp Grant-Grcat Lakes-Thc
Sailors have too many guns,
Arkansas A. and Southwestern
Gal-A couple of little fellows
VIII D4S ltd diLIS. Cpu
Brown, on a Hunch.
rOWnYale-Glad to let YOU have
first choice. III take Brown on a
hunch.
Columbia -Dartmouth-This isn't
the week for Columbia 10 chalk up
its first victory.
ullnOiS-IOWa-The Illiui to spoil
the HaWkeyeS' homecoming.
MiSsOuriIoWa State - The Cy-
clones homecoming will he a sue
cess-thanks to the Navy
Oklahoma A. and M-TulSa-The
Aggles haven't got what it takes 10
stop Red Wade.
Penn State -Cornell-Digging deep
for this one Cornell.
Villanova- Princeton - Villanova
was hit hard by Navy transfers.
Princeton hasn't much, but should
win.
San Observation-Disclosures t
ask us why California.
Romping through the remainder
Of the schedule: Rice over Arkan-
sas, Bainbridge Navy over Curtis
Bay, Southwestern tTeXJ over Bry-
an Air Field, Clemson over David
son, Harvard over Camp Edwards.
Miami over Jacksonville Naval
ATTIC, Maryland over Virginia
Camp Lejeune over Norfolk Marine
Base, Fort Benning 3O0th Infantry
over Daniel Field, Nebraska over
Kansas State, Holy Cross over Tenn
pie, Texas Tech over Texas Chris
tlan, North Carolina Prenight over
Wake Forest, West Virginia over
Lehlgh, Rutgers over Lafayette
Colorado over Utah, Georgia over
Presbyterian today and, on Sunday,
Iowa Prefilght over Marquette, st.
Mary's Pref1ight over Alameda Naval
Air Station and March Field over
Pomona. aIirAKU
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Bogart's S Golf Curbed
By Navy Flying Job

Ensign Ralph Bogart, the Mr.. Big
Of Washington amateur golf for a
three-year stretch, is pushing trans
port airplanes for the Navy into
some pretty remote spots nowadays
Ralph, a full-fledged flyer, is sta
toned at nearby Navy base and
gets time once in a while for round
of golf at Chevy Chase. But he gets
his main delight in helping pilot the
big transport planes of the Navy into
many of the places where Navy men
f1y-and fight.
But Ralph has no time for tourna-
ment golf, such as the Liberty Cup
event, now in its final stage at Chevy
Chase, where two teams will meet
Sunday for the trophy presented to
the club many years ago by l. T
Mann.
In the final are the teams of Reeve
Lewis, jr., and Britton Browne and
Lamdra B. Platt and Don De Veau
They licked Henry Ravenel and
Capt. I. c. Bogart and Fred Hitz
and w. B. Mason, jr, to enter the
cup round.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
maurieIIo Is Favored
In Bout With Savo!d
By he A oclated Pre-.

Z! he A soClated Pres.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-There hasn't
been a steer r0pcd nor a bronco
"bU-tCd in Madison Square Gar
den the last few days since the
rcdeo left. so tonight Tami Mauri-
clio and Lee Sayold do a little cow
punching on each others nOggin
fo- 10 rounds or less by way OF
stirring up some action.
Tami and Lee are a couple of old
co"hands from the Bronx. New
York, and Paterson, N. j., respec-
lively.
a year ago. against Tami. Lee ran
out Of gas and dropped a decision.
This time. as q result. TamI's a 5-tO-
Q favOrice to make that first cne
stick.
Tonicht,s tea party brinss to-
geuhcr a pair Of walking adveltlse-
ments for reducing treatments. Sa-
void once weighed a mere $50. be-
fore slicing himself down to a work
able 100. And Tami, laying of for
several months early this year,
D!CSsOmeG out to around 217. He's
down tC a mere 100 or SO now.
Savold has had a dozen fights this
year. winning II.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
By ORLO ROBERTSON,

Associated Press Sports hf4,t..
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Now that
the Navy and marines have COM
pleted their job Of tearing apart
several of the Nations best. we can't
say We weren't foreWarned in making
the following football selections:
NOtre Dame Army Even with
Angelo Bertelli an eX-Irish star and
the possibility Doug Kenna will play
for the Cadets how can one 90
against a team that hasn't tailed
less than 33 points a game and held
six opponents to a combined score
of 81 points? Notre Dame.
Navy-Penn-Tempted to take out
the Well-worn penny. But, on sec
ond thought, we'll take Navy to re-
bound, figuring the Middies have
enough all-around power to offset
the brilliant playing of Bob Oden.
Purdue Minnesota - Even with
Tony Butkoyich in boot camp, the
BoilermakerS should have no trouble
handling the Gophers their third
straight setback
San Diego Naval Station-SOuthern
California-The Trojans probably
will be scored on for the first time
this season, but should come through
against the strong Navy outfit.
Georgia Tech Gets Nod.
Louisiana State Georgia Tech
Although the Ramblin Wreck has
been wrecked by Navy transfers, the
Engineers figure to have enough left
to stop Steve Van Buren, and his
civilian mates.
Indiana -Michigan-Michigan, but
by no such score as it might have
been if Bill Daley had remained al
Ann ArbOr.
Northwestern Wisconsin - The
! Wildcats lost one-half of their start
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Tit|e-Minded Redskin!
Keeping One Eye on
bear-Packer Game

Washington's Redskins are far
from sure they'll win the Eastern
championship in the pro league, al
though they're away to a head start,
but against the Philpitts at Phila-
delphia Sunday they'll have a
weather eye cooked toward Chicago
where the once-tied Bears and the
once defeated and once-tied Packers
will meet for the second time this
year. The Skins have more than
casual interest in this Western clash,
for undoubtedly one of the two teams
will be the opponent in the playoff
game if Washington wins the East
ern title.
Pick Packers Over Bears.
Before that the Redskins have a
few chores to do, chief of which at
the moment is subduing the Philpitts
Sunday. That they should do with
out too much trouble. If the
Packers whip the Bears, the teams
will be deadlocked for the Western
lead, but if the Bears win the race
IN the West will be about over
Many members of the Redskins
lcel the Packers will lick the Bear
and go on to win the Western title
perhaps basing part Of that thought
/ on the Bear game here November q
when they hope to atone for ar
exhibition game licking by the Chi
/ cagO crew.
May Mean Los Angeles Trip.
The playoff game likely will go
to Los Angeles, where sports pro-
moters have offered to buy the game
outright and pay the clubs in the
pro championship joust 100000
plus expenses. A straw in the way
the wind is blowing came at Brook
lyn last Sunday while Sid Carroll
Redskln general manager, was say
ing g0Od-by to Denny Shea. Brook
/ lyn manager and treasurer of the
National Football League. See you
in Los Angeles at the pIayof," ," SAID
Denny.
But nothing official has come out
on the offer. Acceptance BY the
league may be announced in a few
days. II the game Goes go to Los
Angeles, the Redskins won't shed
any tears. Many of them are from
the West and most Of them like
the climate there.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

Studies Take Five
From Tech Souud

Five Tech High football play
ers, including three regulars, have
been declared scholasticallS in
eligible, delivering rude jolt to
the Maroon's already slim pros
poets of gaining playoff berth
in the public high series. Tech
must defeat Central and Roose-
welt in remaining games to wedge
into the playoffs.
Tech must struggle along with
out Back Martin Bladen, Tackle
Roger Herndon and Guard Ivan
Layton, all regulars, and End
Jack Craig and Back Stanley
Solomon, reserves.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Navy Fearful jenkins
Is Out of Penn Tilt
BY the Associated Press

by tIt HaSOCldttC Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov. Sob
Jenkins, crack Wineback, today
lc0med a doubtful starter for Navy
when the Auddies tangle with Penn
sylvania tomorrow at Philadelphia,
an injury aggravated in practice
yesterday threatening to remove him
from the lineup.
Jenkins, injured in the Duke game
several weeks ago, heartened Navy
coaches when he reported for prac-
tiCe early in The week. but his en-
/ plOyment against Pennsylvania now
is doubtful.
Coach Capt. John E Whelchel has
concentrated on preparing Navys
line to stop Penn's bruising backs,
laboring overtime with such stall
warts as Center Jack Martin, End
Al Channell Tackles Ed Sprinkle
and Don Whitmire and Guard Ben
| Chase.
Victorious in five games and loser
only 10 Notre Dame, Navy is eager
to finish the remainder of the sea-
son undefeated and thus go down
in the record books as one of the
finest Middle teams in recent years.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Gonzoeu, Lost in Boys Town
Publicity Is Grid -!!-ii.t Choice

Virtually lost in the swirl of pub
llcity which has been heaped on
Father Flanagan and his Boys Town
football team have been Gonzaga S
gridders who, after all, will be pro-
vlding the opposition for Boys Town
on Sunday when they collide at
Griffith Stadium. Gonzaga merely
will be the favorite.
Gonzaga has captured four of six
games, losing only to Mount St.
Joseph's and Calvert Hall of Balti-
more and with its 36-man squad
will overshadow Boys Town in the
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Barnett Returns Soon
To Florida Golf Job

Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase club
golf pro, is packing for his annual
trip to Miami Beach. For the 18th
straight year Bob will hold down the
winter pro berth at the exclusive
Indian Greek Country Club in the
heart of Miami Beach's gold coast
He plans to leave Washington
shortly before Thanksgiving Day.
At Miami Beach, Boyd JAEGER
former Indian Spring amateur. will
be Banett's assistant. Jaeger has
been at Miami for a year. Recently
he was deferred from military
service fOr physical reasons.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Old Liners Devise New
Attack for Virqinia

Maryland's football team. well
drilled in both offensive and de-
fensiVe tactics to use against Vir-
glnia at Charlottesville tomorrow
probably will not leave for the scene
OF action until in the morning. That
was Coach Doc Spears plan today.
! TodayS practice like Yesterdays
was to be divided between attack
ing and defensive drilling, witt,
speed as the byword in both lines.
Spears is mixing the T and the
single wing in his offensive maneu-
vers now, with the latter holding the
balance Of power. 1t appears as a
tricky setup for his fast breaking
running plays as we'll as for his
passes.
Maryland's team, except for four
line positions, is manned by light
talent and the T-minded Cavaliers
doubtless will outweigh the Old
Liners.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

been tied by Kansas and defeated
by Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Navy
Purdue and Southern California
The Army game represented Notre
Danes final chance to salvage some
solace from a sorry season.
Army entered the fourth period OF
that game leading, 1910, but sud-
denly Notre Dame discovered new
life and pushed over touchdown
that sliced Army's margin to 1871
Five minutes before the game ticked
into oblivion End Wayne Millnef
pounced on a blocked punt in the
end zone and Notre Dame clung
tenaCiously to its 1912 advantage.
Most publicized game of the Army
NCvrc Dame series has been Their
first collision in 1913, for on that
occasion Gus Dorais and Knute
Rockne pCpularized forward passing
They employed that previously un-
distinguished device to beat pro-
hlbltlvely favored Army, 35-13.
Notre Dame entered that game a
little known Indiana college and
emerged as the sensation of the
sports pages. Since Notre Dame has
been the Nations greatest COLLEGE
football foundry molding a success
sion of brilliant teams.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
World 250-Yord Record
Is Claimed by Guido
:, .Er Asccc. w..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-A world
sprint record was claimed today
by George Guida, former Villanova
track star who enters the Nav
Tuesday.
Clocked by three recognized AAU
officials, Gulda ran 250 yards in
246 seconds, a tenth Of a second
under the recognized world mark
set by Loren Murchison in 1924. ir
handicap race at Upper DARBY
High yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Walker Is Labeled
DisIiked Dodger'

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Branch
Rickey definitely put the finger
on Dixie Walker as the zone
player Leo Durocher didn't like
when the Brain called special
press conference to announce
that Dixie had signed three
months ahead of the usual time.
And if that wasn't enough.
Branch remarked that Dixie
spoke in high praise Of Leo as
a former manager"
Evening star., 1943-11-05

matter of reserves. Boys Town in
Vaded with a squad of %.
Key man Of the Eagles is Angelo
zanger 145-pound triple threat
back, but outstanding, too. have
been 175-pound Jimmy Nails and
l70-pound Tony Musolino, two of
the Districts best scholastic guards.
Coach Bo Richards of Gonzaga
doesn't feel the Eagles will match
the brand of razzle- dazzle football
dished out by Boys Town, but is
making no apologies for Gonzaga' s
Interpretation of the T formation
with Notre Dame variations.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Dobbs Still AII-America
As Randolph Field Star

BY The Associated Pres.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. s.
San Antonio offers Glenn Dobbs.
now with Randolph Field to arm
chair pickers of the all-America
service football team. Reasons:
!. In six games with Randolph
the 1912 Tulsa al-America back
has completed 48 of SO passes for
657 yards, 10 Of his pitches scoring
touchdoWns.
2. He has punred for an average
Of 40.5 yards on % boots and has
gained an average of 5.8 YARDS IN
carrying the ball as times.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Last Rites for 0keson
To Be Held Monday
By the Associated Press.

BY me ASSOCIATED Press.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. s.
Funeral services will be held Monday
at pm. in Packer Memorial Church
on the campus of Lehigh University
for Walter r Okeson, chairman of
the Football Rules Committee of the
National Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton, who died yesterday at the age
of g.
OkeSon was vice president and
treasurer of Lehigh, where he starred
on the football teams of 1893-1895
and later coached. He helped organ
ize and became commissioner of the
Eastern Association for the Selection
Of Football Officials, predecessor of
the E9stern Office Of intercollegiate
Athletics.
He also coached at Hobart COLLEGE
and for many Years wa a leading
gridiron official
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Aces Gone, Big Teams
Twill Battle Before
Se!Iovt Crowds

Ey the Associated Press.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The papcI
shortage even is being felt by the
football customers There isn't a
single ticket available for the Army
VS.. Notre Dame football game in
Yankee Stadium tomorrow nor for
the Pennsylvania-Navy contest at
Philadelphia
Some II 900 pasteboardS for the
Middle Quaker clash found ready
customers and all the $4,000 for the
30th meeting between Army and
Notre Dame were disposed of 10
days ago.
The interest in the latter game
has been increased, rather than de-
creased, by the transfer of Angelo
Bertelli, Notre Danes outstanding
paSser, from the South Bend campus
to marine training camp at Paris
Island. Despite that loss, the Irish
are faVored-by as many as Ia
points.
Army hasn't defeated Notre Dame
since 1881, hasn't scored more than
II points in a game since 1927 and
has REGISTERED only one touchdown
in the last six contests. Despite all
1h2t, you could easily sell 25 1000 more
tickets if the seats were available.
Many Teams Bereft of Stars.
Philadelphia is in a football frenzy
over Penn team that received little
early attention, but goes into the
Navy encounter without defeat and
with Bob Odell rated as one of the
best backs in the country.
Absence of teams star will be
repeated in stadiums throughout the
country.
Michigan, shorn of Daley, White
and Preeulman, collides with IN
diana whose Hunchv Hoernsche-
meyer still is about; Purdue, with
out Tony ButkoviCh. tauoleS with
Minnesota. Southern California.
minus both first team ends and
Howard Callahan, hopes to continue
its unbeaten, united and unscored
upon march against san Diego
Naval Training Station.
Georgia Tech, without Capt Mutt
Manning at center. must find some
means Of stopping Steve Van BWen.
a 200-pound speeding halfback;
Northwestern, with Herman FriCkey
moved on by the Navy, has Wis
conSin as a foe.
All-Civilian Teams Clash.
Four of the countrys few all
civilian teams monopolize a pair Of
stadiums Ohio State turns Ernie
Parks and Dean Sensanbaugher
loose against Pittsburgh and Iowa
is most to Illinois in the HaWkeye
homecoming.
Other games in the East include
BroWn-Ya Columbia Dartmouth.
Penn State Cornell and Princeton
Vlllanova.
The Midwest card also has Mis-
souri, at Iowa State, Nebraska VS..
Kansas State and Kansas at Okla
homa with Tulsa playing the Okla
homa AggieS Southern Methodist
and the Texas A & M. Cadets are
the top attraction in the Southwest
with the Arkansas-Rice affair di-
reCtly underneath.
Colorado is listed as Utah's op-
ponent and on the West Coast the
Del Monte Prefights mingle with
U. c. L. A.
The South, where most of the at
tention is turned on the Georgia
Tech-L. S. U. game, also has Duke
VS.. North Carolina State, North
Carolina VS.. South Carolina and the
Memphis meeting OF Arkansas A. &;
M Southwestern Louisiana Insti-
tute. The two schools last named
boast unbcaten elevens, studded by
blg-tlme naval traineeS.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
The Perfect Play

1t was the Army-Notre Dame
game of 1926 that Rockne frequently
referred to as producing the perfect
play, when ChriStY Flanagan sliceo
of tackle and romped So yards fo1
the games only touchdown. So per-
fectly had Notre Danes blocker.
carried out their assignments that
not an Army man was on his feet as
Flanagan streaked to pay dirt.
The 1929 game packed a punch
too. On that bitterly cold day Jack
Elder plucked a Chris eagle pass
from the sky and raced 96 yards
down the sidelines for the game S
only score.
Army has had its moments against
Notre Dame, such as in 1881. when
Ray Stecher caught a 50-yard pass
to set up touchdown, then Weaved
63 yards for the clincher as Army
won, 1910, but most of the marvellous
memories are Notre Danes and the
Irish will be favored to add another
pleasant chapter tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Fights Last NIGHT

FALL RIVER, Mass.-Johnny
Walker, 1856, Philadelphia,
stopped Waddell Washington,
159, Worcester, Mass. 90.
PHILADELPHIA,-Parson Bob
Jacobs, l66, Philadelphia, out
pointed Dusty Wilkerson, l74,
Wilmington 80.
SAN DIEGO, Calf f.-Archie
Moore, 155, San Diego, won by a
technical knockout over Kid
HermoSillo, 1862, Mexico City 80.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Two Canadian Entries
Tie for Hockey Lead
By the Associated Pres

BY The ASS0clated Press.
Canada's two entries in the Ma
tional Hockey League are sitting or
top of the heap today as a result OF
last nights action in Detroit anc
Chicago.
Toronto had to be content with q
SIS tie in its tilt with Detroit, but
Montreal tied the Leafs for first
place by disposing of the Black
hawks, 5-3.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Rykovicn Remains
!r:s!? Doubtful

BY the Associated Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 81
Julie Rykovich. Notre Danes
regular right half, still was miss
ing from practice yesterday and
stocky Bob Kelly, hero of Chi
cago's prep champions last year,
was continuing to operate in his
place.
Reports from Gary, Ind, say
Rykovich's trouble is intestinal
flu. Even if he arrives in South
bend in time to depart with the
squad for New York today, it Is
doubtful he will be Of any use.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Midwest Results
Given in Advance

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Here's an
other scene in that great weekly
drama entitled Tomorrow S
Scores Today:
Notre Dame, 26; Army, 13.
Michigan, 27; Indiana, 13.
Purdue, 25; Minnesota, 7.
Northwestern, 80; Wisconsin. 7.
Ohio State, ID; Pittsburgh, 13.
Illinois, l3; Iowa, 7.
Iowa SeaAaWks, 35; Mar
quettc, 6.
Great Lakes, 25; Camp Grant,
Ii
Evening star., 1943-11-05
MoePhoi| Sees Majors,
AA Loops Continuing
Y the Associated Pre-

BY he ASSOclafed Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. SIT. Col
Larry MacPhail, former genera
manager Of the Brooklyn Dodgers
said here he expected that majol
league and double A baseball
would operate next year, but be-
yond that I am not optimistic"
In an interview at PimEco race
track, MacPhail said, "the low mi
nors really face tough sailing
Evening star., 1943-11-05
KiIIefer Out, McGrew
Heads Pills Scouts

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The
Phillies have released Scout Bill
KilleIer.
Ted McGreW. former BROOKLYN
Dodgcr scout. Will direct the clubs
scouting system. assisted by Jocko
Collins and Cy Morgan.