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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-05

The II CLIO legislative represen-
tatives figure that, collectively. they
do as much worrying about what
is happening in Congress as any
$4,000 average citizens. Their read
ing must be extensive, their reac-
tons quick, and their decisions
sound.
COWAN HEADS STAFF
Head of the legislative staff, and
in a tie as dean in point OF age,
is Nathan Cowan, the national CLIO
legislative director. He's matched
in age by T. r. Owens of the United
Rubber Workers. and Owens in
turn says that he matches Russ
Nixon OF the United Electrical,
Radio & Machine Workers Union
as dean in point of service,
Others on the staff, according
to Cowan. include: Miss Alice
Balmer. youngest In point OF
years, of UOPWA: Mrs. Eleanor
Fowler. WOmen's Auxiliaries;
HOyt HaddOck and Bjorne Hal
ling. CIO Maritime Committee;
Miss Eleanor Nelson, secretary
treasurer, United Federal Work.
ers; Philip Porter, JAW; Mrs.
Jessica Rhine, MM&SW; Mrs.
Elizabeth Sasuly, UCAPAWA;
Mrs. Frances Sayler, assistant to
Nixon; Miss Jerry ShandrOs,
AGA; and Jack Fucker, United
Shoe Workers. COwan has two
Woodworking staff members In
Miss Josephine Carney and Mrs.
Ula Glenn.
AS might be expected, most Of the
quips of the Congressman are d.
rected In a friendly way at the
women representatives, who are
asked, for instance, IL they can re-
pair radios. IL they ever worked in
a mine. etc.
NO RABBIT TRICKS
But no one-not even a charming
CLIO lady with the latest type OF
hair-do can pull any rabbits out
Of the hat-take 1t from the girls.
congressman are just as hard
boiled with us as they are with
the men when Il GENES TO MAX
ing actual decisions" the women
representatives say. "Unless
they've heard from the people
back home, we girls don't draw
any more water than the men
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-05
Keeping Score for ~
Here's Congress
Vote on Veto Of
Snith-ConnoIIy Bill

WASHINGTON, July 3-Heres the for 44-the vote
President RoOsevelts veto Of the SmtCOnnay
BILL Congressman and Senators alphabetically listed Look
yours up, and make a note Of how they vOtedl
HOUSE
YEAS (wRONG)-sA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Expert RifIeEnan
Robert kinsvater, Is, Of Edison Gun Club. Earn,
NRA Medal as One Of Countrys Finest
BY DON GHLIEs

Robert Kinsvater, 6149 Regular
now can take his place with the
finest rifle marksmen in the
country, il was disclosed in Wash
Ilngton today by the junior division
OF the National Rifle Association
The 16-year-old boy has just
been awarded the expert rifleman
medal.
So far this year. Robert is one
OF the very few to gain this award,
although the competition attracts
thousands monthly The majority
of those shooters win awards for
the 13 progressively harder quail
fication tests which must be
passed before a shooter even be-
comes eligible to compete for the
expert medal.
But young Kinsvatcr is not
through. even though he has re-
ceived the top medal under n. r.
A. rules. The distinguished rifle
man gold bar. final stage of the
course. is his next aim.
To earn the expert medal, the
junior series entrant had 10 prove
his ability in the standing position,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Koppitz Nedrs
Top in Major

Koppitz Is crowding De Luxe-D
in the Michigan Major League
today after pairing the gap TO one
game by winning from Queen last
night at Crest Lanes, 3026 to 1892,
as Sackman halted De Luxe al
Ramona Recreation.
In total, De Luxe had 3039 ia
3001, but Sackman gained the
opener. 1857 10 1851. and the final
966 10 961, after De Luxe took the
middle, 1927 10 97S.
Therman GibSon's 70S from
254- 1921 for De Luxe outranged
the field. Rudy Rohlfs of Sackman
did 664 and Frank Zion. De Luxe.
652. Francis Troy and Carl Polens
of KoppitZ were up in scoring with
$50 and 636. Len Liberda, Fore
mans Association. detached 634,
Jim Demeglio. Sackman, 646.
George Lingle 637 and Bill
Pankhurst 625 assisted s. e. S.
Tool in winning three from Virge's.
1880 to 2606, 10 give s. & S. a
fourway tie with Queen. Pabst and
Pepsi Cola and leave the quartet
only five from the top rung.
Pepsi Cole blanked Farris. 2S43
to 2535. Cass Grygier throwing
sol in company with Jim Moore.
while CaSs Schlaff beat them -
pins. Sherman Lambly caught 620
for FarriS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Schedule
Derby as
Planned

CHICAGO. Feb. II (TNS).-
The historic Kentucky Derby,
which il was feared would become
a war casualty, definitely was back
today on the 1913 program Of
Churchill Downs.
Col Matt J. Vim, Churchill
president, who has conducted the
last al Of the 6S derbies, an
nounced that the sixty-ninth run
ming Will be held this year as
planned, Saturday. May ].
Vim said the entire Churchill
Downs meeting. and particularly
the derby. would be run so as 70
interfere IN no way with essential
wartime activities and that every
effort would be made 10 confine
the attendance 10 residents of Lou
isville and nearby communities.
THE management of Church
III Downs" he said. "wilI not
honor further requests for re-
served or box seats from any
one not n resident OF the Louis
Vile area"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Times Sweepstakes Schedule
SUNDAY

1880 - m.-Class - Ekhardt A
Becker Aeona House. John heEyesi
PrintI, Lather's No. $, Fed. OF Labor
James Mccain; Midnite Champs, Brggs
Conner, W. Schneider, Craftsman Tool and
Fisher Body Ems a. John Esy pfel E:F S SHi's
Chrysler Aaint., Lester Graham: Kelvina
tor MEsA-s wingers. willard Bean; Too
Room Joe Fscto[ks; Tsehnieisns. Herman
month; Lions, Pioneer Eng, C. Nicholas
17:45-Class planning, Nat Auto.
Fibres JACK wsllington Royal Oak Claw law
pert Glass D-Detroit News, Laverns
Whiting No. s. Bethany Church. w.
Gusky. Class E--Royal Oak Clswson City
Miller A Loree. X Lawrence; Twig's COT
invaders, A. Lulek; y. 8. Broach--Grind-
ers. Charles Chesney; Lathss, George Nc
Pherson Mills, John Berent. Habit. Mantle
Club, Tyrus Miles; Set-Ups UAW-CIo 500,
spripgwells. Emil Raikovich.
JOHN J. MIILETT SQUAD
5:0O-Class A--Cremers Cafe. Reg. Wei.
Hsii..h mus scoVsra '@ csrt aye Jo, FsfR% G
Gerisch Coal. Earl Benton. Class B-Welt
Wllliams' Inc West Side TravslinE,
Clarence Clarence Schmidt ,. J. } Mllety' Ern,.
Jankowsky J. l.. Hudsons George Boil
lineer; Line Inn. Nick Lannos: Franken.
muth. steve Malsk. Cha. D-Miiletts
Our LADY GATE or HEAVEN SQUAD
snS-Cia. Projecties, Kelsey
Hayes William Boner; Schroeder Fuel and
supply. Centennial Bus Men, Robert
Antsbuechlsr Class E-Bublit Confec-
tionery. Ralph Esper: Grandals Bar,
Frank McElwee; OConnor Service elem
o Connor; Reynolds Drugs. Leo Fsper
Zdan Market. John PIKE: Wood Drugs. r.
Hammerschmidt: Jackson Drugs john
Vollmer; Health Bread. Koepplineer's
Bakery. Bud Dryden No. is, Ford Tool
and Die, STANLEY Niedzwiee'"' pack-of.
National Twist Drill lack UuRhea
1:30-Class A-Altes Lager. Greater De-
troit Bob Cole; KoppnE Beer. Michigan
Major Classic. Bill Morland. Class b
Psbst Blue Ribbon, Eastern Travelling.
Russell Ruth: Faigle Tool and Die. West
en Travelling. Pat Romaneln Class c.
Palace Dix. Travelling, John Bollo; stan
leys Bar Van Born Comm. l.. HUM.
Class D--Commandos. UAW-C1O 1913, T
Lewandowski, Casino Recreation, House
Central Jr. Pat Bozzi: The wrens Cadil-
lac UAW-CIO. Richard Picton.
ai4S-Clsss B-Cioveriand Bar, orient
Senior. Leo Nisula Class C--Tool Room
q NJ, Diesel. W. stasiak; Roberts Radio.
Carvings. Royal Oak Elks, Charles Nc.
Cmre: Congress Tool and Die. UAw-Cfo
1856. John sherman: Frank Omilian a son,
w s Courier Joe Wysocki Maine Car ]
pentef mkt N Y. Mich. Ind. Mitchell
Ro1ak. Class E--Assembly No. ], y. L.
Jacobs Herbert otterbein Jirs Gulf
Service. Great Lakes Msrch. MIL Peter
Christie: Joe Nicholson Co. Teamstefs
Senior 1aspsr BresciAni' Tank corr i
Aluminium Workers. p Taylor Schuper
swingsrs, Dodge Forge. Len wilkins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

Roger (Rhody) Hanrahan Of
the state racing commission
calls our attention to the fol-
lowing from the Jockey Club
de la Ciudad de Mexico, p San
Juan de Letran 606-7:
"'The Sport of Kings returns
TO Mexico In gala style March
6, when the HipodrOmo de las
Americas. a S2,OOO,OOO dream
track, opens for a 42-day meet
ing.
Indications are that some Of
the leading stables in the United
states will be on hand early TO
compete for the generous purses.
Definite announcements are eN-
pected shortly regarding these
United States owners who have
reserved stalls.
"They will be competing with
thoroughbreds owned by several
wealthy Mexicans. including
President Manuel Avila Camacho
and his brother. MaNimino. Many
MeNicans - the president In
cluded--are building up stables
with horses purchased In the
United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
SoftbdII Officials
Urge War Time
BE Maintained

The voice Of softball, one Of the
nations leading sports 49, particu-
larly in Detroit where the world
championships are played annually
was added to the plea of those
seeking retention of the present
war time in Detroit when the
voters go to the polls to decide
the issue Monday.
M. J. Pauiey, notwithstanding
of the Amateur Softball Associa-
ton. governing body of the sport,
declared:
with the involvement OF the
48-hour work week in the large
Industrial areas, the workers
will have little or no time for
outdoor recreation II the extra
hour of daylight Is eliminated"
Frank Lafferty, Detroit Com
missioner of softball, added his
plea, pointing out the extra hour
of daylight last year made it pos
sible for nearly twice as many
twilight games as before.
Nick Sullo, a recreation director
and manager of Mack Park, home
of Detroit's major league softball
teams says:
In Mack Park alone, last year,
half the electric current was
saved by wartime"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Not Even Close

81 think Old Shag-thats
what we used to call EXtermin-
ator. though most people called
him Old BOnes-would have
beaten Whirlaway from six fur
longs to two miles. IL would
not be close.
Tn his time" continued
Knapp there were 10 hlgh-class
stake horses around. How many
can you name today: EXtermin-
stor heat vastly better horses
than did WhirIaway. That's
proven by the records"
Knapp rode EXterminator in
many Of his cup victories, but
he believes the greatest race he
ran was when he beat Boniface
in the Pimlico Cup. It was at
two and a quarter miles. In the
last three-quarters of a mile
they ran head and head
Extermlnator. now %, is en-
loving a life Of case AZ the Kill
mer Farm near Binghampton,
y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Count Fleet Tops

HandicapperS are in complete
accord In rating Count Fleet as
the top three-year-old Of 1913,
based on last years performance,
but there is a division Of opin-
ion As 10 which star rates sec
ond honorS
Some put Occupation next 70
Count Fleet another group
names Devils Thumb. while
Blue Swords IS the selection Of
others.
A CONSENSUS ranking Of the
outstanding three year olds,
based ON 1912 races, follows:
] Count Fleet
Occupation Blue Sword
Devils Thumb.
g. Slide Rulc
Ocean Wave Red Sonnet,
Chop Chop.
Seven Hearts Askmenow.
Good Morning.
Sun Cap. Picket Our Page.
Through Bound Royal Nap.
True Blue.
s-Castlcman. Mercury Fair
Weather
o Bo,suet LtHctown, Very
Sno0ty.
l9-Vincenuye' Goid Shower.
Tip Toe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
SATURDAY
EAST SIDE FIRENEN,s sorAD

East SIDE FIREMEN's SQUAD
Maple. sr Ao.s, Pan esSs1E Si:.. f DES
derson steel y. r. Y, Mems Bus. Assn
Bruce Barry; Bonn Aluminium and Brass
5epher. a. Cote Volts. Edward Wolf
sid Jarosz; Robinson Sales. Mack Blvd
House, X Dunn: No, 10. Edward Lob
stein No. 2. Leo Elwart No. 10 Johr
Wrenski No. ~ Fred Goosen, Glass e
No. E. James Burke. No, 5, Charles ouin
3:tS-CIass A-Lucky strike Recreation
central Travelling. Barney Adair. Glass b
lhcne Trombly. Plymouth $50, Ed Stec
Hais'ed johnson. Grandmont House. Rus,
dewitt. Class C-Detroit Oldbru. Chene.
Irombly $50. John Lsrkins Glass d
Heat Treat XLO Blue " Waara. Branch.
Fisher Body Eng.-Super Chargers,
Louis Weber. Ailerous, Louis J. Weber
keNboards Burroughs Portable Martin
Wickwin Psrkerizets. n. Lodeesen
Luhrizers Roy LaViRne.
6:OO-Class n--Reynolds Spring. Jackson
JAW 1874 George Mueller; Cages,
Rsamer and Tool Drills. perry Harding
Reamers. Walter Osolinski UAw-CIO 23s
Turtle cafe. NJ MrenIa. Class Eagle
Bar Julius Msrchwinski, inspectors @
Wozniak Paris cafe John Klippart
s'tch' Bar. r Gnistkiswicz. Martin
ha .,nss v uAwCIo MAS sas Cas,elRao.s
UnE
sIS-Cls. C--Joe's Bar, Altoona. J.
Eozuh leo J Miller. \. F. herch John
pu8a East side Sport shop. Log cabin
House Marx Martin. Chrysler. Inter. Plant
Acct George Colins Class D-Wyandotts
Granite, Vogue Jra Roland Hanst rom
Buddies. National Breach, w McNsbb
Insulation. l.. a. Young. NJ Sells RAth-
nav Clothes 81 stanslaus Joe Thurman
Warren Bowl Rec, Ternstedt UAW-CIO.
Al Nemeth Class E-Curtiss propellera.
Detroit Gear and Mach. W Skidmore
Gobs. Kramer Homes Mems. stanley No
.NaE Mills NiCromatic Hone. George Gels
10 .3O--tiass C-ENcelsinr. Tool a d
Gauge. los Cabin House RAY Peters
Mattress J.. a Young. Norbert JurkewicI
Class D-RiCherts Port Huron Glass q, l..
klerknCr Green Hat Bar. Victory House.
Don Ives Central Tool and Die. JAW
Go 49, Carl Olson Acme steel Treating.
Whittier House Jerry Btlknap. Class p
Furnace Whitehead A KAles. River Rouge,
Ardrev Bel FLYING Tigers. Cadillac Air
craft p Pertain Pick ups. Packard Air
craft Wnbnr Young WarhAWks. Cadillac
Aircraft RAY Johnson 81. Paurs-War
Admiral Gas Susewitz, Man o War, Ray
rfrnffN HnFrr~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
i. D. Foe Holds
Scoring Record
BY TOM HARPER

University of Detroit's basket.
ball team will be forced 10 fire al
its scoring guns Saturday night
against Marquette University in
lpart of a double-header at Olym-
lpia. Wayne meets Michigan Nor
Imal.
While the Titans' record is bet
ter so far this season than the
IHilltoppers, with IL victorie
against 2 defeats, they respect
Marquette's scoring feat of ID
points per contest, Although the
lHilltoppers have set a new scor-
ing record, they have not been so
lucky with victories, winning 6
and losing Z.
This contest will be the last for
the duration for the Titans Lee
Knorek, 6 feet, z inch sophomore
star. Knorek will be indicted into
the army on February 10.
The preliminary contest between
Wayne and Michigan Normal will
be their third meeting this sea-
son, each having one victory.
Coach Newman Ertell. Wayne
mentor has lost three Of his regu-
lars the past week.
Paris DiSanto reported for duty
in naval aviation. Kip Harding
and Bill VanVleck fin
ished his three years of compe-
tition against University of To-
ronto last Saturday. The absence
of these three starters will weaken
the Tartars greatly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Mowers Defended
Fans Boo Wings GoaIie Here, but Some Of Those
Misses Not His Fault, Mates Claim
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Johnny Mowers is being booec
to goaltending's greatest honors!
The ears of the National Hockey
Leagues leading netminder are
Redeemed from the catcalls of home
fans as he leads Detroit into the
Stanley Cup playoffs for the third
time in as many seasons as a Red
Wing.
Jumping Johnny from Niagara
Falls, Ont, is a shoo-in for the
Georges Vezina Trophy, with 9
lead of 30 goals on Walter TURK
Broda of Toronto. his nearest rival
He has scored four of the seven
ShutoutS in the National Hockey
League this season. while no other
goalie has more than one.
Johnny's the boy who blanked
the record-scoring Maple Leafs,
40, on their own ice TO give To-
ronto its worst defeat in years.
He broke off the New York
Rangers scoring streak at 12S
games with 20 shutout.
They cheer him in Toronto. New
York, Boston, Montreal and Chi
cago.
But they boo him in Olympia.
Many of the Red Wing followers
believe Johnny's been letting some
soft ones past, shots he should
have stopped.
Johnny is almost ready TO plead
guilty, but a Red Wing jury with
Manager Jack Adams as foreman
has declared him innocent.
81 know the fans are on
Johnny, but IL isn't his fault"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
SPORTS
Racing Returns to Mexico City When the
Dream Track Opens March 6
BY LEO MACDONELL.

/ think Whirlaway, as horses 60
today, is a good horse. He must
be 10 win all the money he has,
something like 1851, oil, a world
record. But II ENterminatOr
were around today shooting at
all these rich purses, he'd have
earned at least 100000. In his
time stake values were lower
than those captured by Whirl-
away.
"ExterminatOr could sprint
and he was the greatest cup
horse l ever have seen. Weight
never bothered him. Today
horses are sisses--give 'em $50
pounds and you'd think they
were being ill-treated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

said Manager Jack today. Its
our style Of play. The forecheck-
ing game, with everyone down
the Ice around the enemy net
except Johnny. He's standing the
other end alone.
They've got Johnny cold.
Maybe he can save on the first
shot, a great save as he did
on Sweeney Schriner In the To-
rOnto game Sunday. But there's
no Red Wing near TO grab the
rebound and the trailer will
score, just as Lorne Carr did on
Schriner's rebound.
Now that was tough on
Johnny. The fans gave him the
old bird the rest Of the night
every time he made an easy
stick stop. But II paid off for
the team as a whole. The boys
stayed down the Ice, kept ham
mering away at Broda and won
the game, 5-S."
Jack Stewart, The Silent One
MS teammates call him, also wa.
quick to come 10 Johnny's defense
Perhaps Johnny has let two
or three soft ones past-took
his eye off In a scramble. But
who hasn't? Look at the rec
ord and see how Frankie Brim-
SEX is doing on that first place
Boston club.
"Only once has Johnny given
more than five goals. That was
when we lost to Chicago, early
in the season, 6-2. He gets the
hard ones, doesn't he? That's
what counts with me. I'll take
Mowers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
u. M. 81, State n

30O-yard medley relsy-won by Michigan
Holiday, Hayes. Patten). TimtA-2 SOS
200-yard free style-Won by Cory (M)
Fries (Mp, second; Nichols (hscJ. third
lTime-2:i6.5N
5O-yard free style-won by Church (M)
Newton (Msc). second. hsnernan CMsC).
third Time-:24
Diving-won by csnja CMD. (3iae):
Haughey (M), second $3.50; Louie
(MSC), third (216.7
i0O-ysrd free styie-won by Pa,ten
tMD; Xvi tAl, second Newton (MsC),
third Tint-.532
i5O-yard bsckstroke-Won by Holiday
(h) Angler tMl. second. Cooley (MsC).
third Time 315
2O0-yard breast stroke--Won nv Elm
binder (M): Knox tMSCl. second Levy
(M). third. Time-2:2es
A0-yard free style-Won nv stewart
tMl; Mccarthy I'M, second johnson
CMsC) third. Time S57
foo-yard free style relsy-wor BY Mich
iEsn tKivi Church. Holiday, Fuss). Time
-3 sal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Willing 10 Give
Leaders Hearing
In Washington

CHICAGO. Feb. IL (UP).-War
Manpower Commissioner Paul v.
McNutt today promised to give
professional sports leaders a hear
ing" If they care TO go to Wash
ington TO discuss the feasibility OF
continuing athletics during the
war.
At press conference McNutt
was asked if he would be willing
to discuss the manpower situation
as it related 10 professional sports
with representatives of baseball.
football, etc.
II certainly would" he said.
"from the day i took this Job
the door OF my office has been
open for any one with a leglti-
mate mission. II representatives
of professional sports care TO sec
me I'll arrange for II on my cal
endar. They'll have 10 ask for
the meeting. however, I'm not
inviting them"
McNutt implied that he believed
the morale-building value of sports
might be sufficient If participa ton
was limited TO a weekend basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

most difficult of all. Using stand
ard official 50-foot gallery targets,
on which the bullseye is actually
smaller than a % caliber bullet,
Robert averaged so per cent ac-
curacy for sc shots.
Kinsvater took up rifle shooting
OF the Detroit Edison Gun Club
under the tutelage of Edward J.
MacSweeney, instructor of the
private club. open only TO MEM
bers Of the Detroit Edison. Klns-
water has competed in several local
junior tournaments and twice has
fired in the William Randolph
Hearst-Detroit Times rifle shoot
held annually in May at the De-
troit Fairgrounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
SIoan's Brain Child

zone of the largest concrete
structures I'm Mexico --- IA. 900
cubic yards--the HipodrOmO Is
beginning 90 look like the
dream track that New YOrk's
famous racetrack designer, John
Sloan, Sisusllzed II would. Its
construction In seven months Is
near miraculous for Mexico. II
will rival BuenoS Aires and San
tiago de Chile for beauty.
The running strip, slightly
less than a mile around, Is
ready :. c. Balagaard. who
was at Santa Anita when that
track was built and was track
superintendent at Hollywood
Park. has been working on the
HipOdrOmo strip for weeks. He
saws now the running surface Is
better than the two California
tracks.
The three-storv grandstand
and fOur-story Clubhouse--vith
total seating capacity AZ 2.O00
ARE taking on their Steel-girded
roofs. ColorfuI Mexican tile j.
being set into floors and rail
ings. LandScapiug of the en-
trance and infield j. being COM
pleted.
THE scenic mountainous back
drop j. waiting for the afternoon
Of March s, when the Puett
electric starting gate springs
open and a field Of thorough
bredS breaks down the back
stretch on it, way iu the first
hor>eraCe in % years in the Fed
eral District"
lets take a hop down there
SCI Hanrahau.
1T would be nice. SEE Us,
"ff n could be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Basketball Results

Detroit Sc. Hnlsdale rs
NH"v a. Tempie 36
Defiance Al, Detroit Tech IS
l,-,-eis 4s, Lafayette IS
Pittsburgh 81 Army 30
Catawba 80. Presbyterian 80.
Holy Cross 81. Clark 81
Wash. and JEFF So Geneva 40
Alabama a., Georgia rs
Muhlenberg SIS, Lehlgh 81
Springfield b6, Wesleyan ~.
Gettysburg s. Dickinson 81
Penn state So, West Virginia N.
Lebanon Valley -. Bucknell 20
Amherst al Massachusetts %
N. J. Teachers 70, Princeton Sem IS
81. Bonaventure 40, Alfred ~.
Rider SO, Haverford al
Ausklngum 20. Capital stN
Toledo so, Cincinnati 80.
Duke IS. Duquesne ~.
Princeton IL, Yale 80
Syracuse 4s. Cornell 40.
Illinois Frosh So. East Illinois as
Assumption 80. 81 Mary's o L. IS.
william Penn ~. Iowa Wesleyan 81.
Northeastern IS. Boston u SIS
Winons Tchrs. f6. St Mary CMinn. "a
Georgia Tech 90. Clemson az
Loyola tMd.D 81 Howard 10
Siena Sc Lawrence Tech Is
West Kentucky 60. Camphelisvills ~
ManhattPn ~ Hofstra IS.
preNsl 81, stevens Tseh a.