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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
The Cobb Influence

When the Yankee-to-be wss
only Z the Chandler family
moved from Commerce 10
Gainesville, Ga. which is only
about 10 or y miles from Ty
Cobb'S home town Of RoySton
Al the time. Cobb was the hero
of the ncighborhood and the
kids around there grew UP base
ball-minded. including young
Chandler.
Al Gainesville High School.
Spud was an all around star
athlete and when he was gradu-
sted be had scholarship offers
from five schools. He picked
University Of Georgia Besides
being q fine football and base
ball player. Chandler was out
standing in track. IN 1929 his
freshman year. he won the high
Jump at the Georgia Tech meet.
He also ran the 100 yards and
the low hurdles. threw the Jaw
elm and went in for broad Jump
ing
Johnny Nce signed Chandler
20 ? Yankee contract .n 1882
When In 1888 u looked rs Z
Chandler was about 20 achieve
the heights predicted for him
he ran into a series of unhappy
ailments that for a time
threatened 10 end his pitching
career Among them were some
bone groWihs m his rlgf elbow,
which were removed. Then be
broke his ankle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
BEDFORD
Is MGA
Champ
BY NJ. F.. DRUKENBRoD

BEDFORD Golf Club. which in the
early days of the MICA won the
league title, then dropped back in
the standings when its star play
ers went TO other clubs, is in the
drivers seat once more.
1t won the MGA championship
yesterday at Rackham in round
robin playoff, defeating Sylvan
Glen and Silver Lake, the other
divisional winners. BEDFORD fin
ished with 1914 points, Sylvan
Glen with 1914 and Silver Lake
with l.
Gale Stringer captained the
winners. The other members of
the team were Woody Malloy,
Wayne Bates and Don Meade.
Stringer collected all six points
Melcher of the Sylvan Glen was
only a half point back.
Carl Daniels of Sylvan Glen
had low medal score of 73 Next
were Stringer and Bates with las.
Medal scores and points:
REDFORD-Woody Mauoy co. 2
Gale Stringer COT Wayne Bates Ga
81 oDn Meade C7sD--3ig.
SYLVAN GLEN jay Law t7s)-4i7 ;
~ Guney C7e)-2 Carl Daniels. (73)-4Is ,
Bob Melcher (76D 5hl.
SILVER LAKE-P Barnum tss)~-o
W Brown ts3)--i; w. Barnum (7sJ-- o,
Pittman (slD--o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
PintdiI Beats
Shamrock Again

You can't tell Perez Damel
that he hasn't the fastest eight
meter boat in Detroit today.
He'll point to the record OF Pin
tail which won the Detroit Eight
meter Associations race yeester-
day 10 get her sixth straight win
ming gun.
Starting in front OF the De
troit Yacht Club dock. Pintail
led the three other Fights on the
beat up TO the Z Mile road blinker
and after finishing the run home
was 4 minutes and 80 seconds
ahead of Ernie Crates Shamrock.
The syndicate-owned Warrior got
into the money for the first time
since she was taken over by Ed
and AL Cooper and Dick Swegles,
taking third ahead of George
GonyeauS Armida.
Pintail. by winning yesterday,
became the first ship TO have her
name inscribed on the iceberg
Trophy a perpetual award put
up by Charles McGregor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
World Series Figures
FOURTH GAME
Gibson and SpauIdins
I'm Front by 373 Pins

Louis Burr and Frank Zion
must make up a deficit OF 373 pins
40 B6wl-o-Drome Saturday and
Sunday nights where the final 20
Of their i0-game state match
bowling doubles championship
with Wayne Snaulding and Their
man Gibson VIII be held
IN The first two blocks al Crest
Lanes ending yesterday, Gibson
and Spaulding piled up sl4s 10
IT'S although DO the second Zion
and Burr came up with a hand
some 500 as the acc game Of the
match so far Burr hit 24l and
Zion 26s. The latter the top single
Spauldine and Gibson took the
INST bIOCk. 1919 10 3flJ and the
....l -. fnp0 o.. INkA [. Alta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Around Long Time

No spring chicken--he is -
years old-Chandler has been
around considerable time and
has had his ups and downs. He
was no great wonder IN the
minors and though in his
seventh year IL was not until
last season that Spud became
really outstanding. He won 10
games and lost s This year he
reached his peak and fashioned
20 triumphs against only 4
losses.
Sturgeon Ferdinand Chandler
was born in Commerce. Ca, the
son OF A Georgia cotton farmer.
The family is OF Irish-EngliSh-
Dutch descent. In his high
school and college days, il was
Spure Chandler. He didn'
acquire the Spud until he went
10 Newark in 1886. There IL was
changed from Spurg 10 Spud.
And II has stuck ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

cnce Of 200 in the first and 173 in
the second. For the second sec
ton. Gibson had an average Of
221. hitting 233-244-2l0-213-200-
22J- 233-20o-2i7-204.
Generally, low scores marked
the first block during which life
for both sides was just one split
after another Burr picked of the
ST and Spaulding the 81 to give
the crowd display of expert
spare Snipng
In the second series. Gibson
Spaulding had eight games Of 400
or higher. with the top AIS. and
that IS the chief reason why Burr
and Zion who had only two were
unable 10 make a dent in the
=. > v,.-fS-S tssd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
A Hospital Romance

His arm operation led 20
romance.
In the next room 81 The New
York hospital In which the
Yankee finger was quartcrad
was Miss Frances Willard who
also had had an operation A.
the TWO patients COnyalc>ccd
they fell in love
During the of season toe
Chambers 1--we In Moultre Ga
They also have a home In ST.
Petersburg Fla Spud S hobbies
are raising bird dogs and hunt
ing
And % course. AS you NAV
have Gucss-e Vron we started
this piece no. takes a deep :
terest IN football espccissv
uIOse III WTIrn ne DuHQOfs
t~A@ 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
IFS Up TO Spud

Totals 80 - - Totals SO q 10
'Ba'ttd for Lanier In seventh
@Eau FOR Demaree m seventh.
.Batted for Brecheen In ninth
New York tAr1 Oo01 90 %
81 Louis tNLb o 0 o I o o.
Runs Gordon. Russo Sanders.
Errors Croset'i Johnson Klien Runs
tatted in-Dickey, Crosetu. Two-baHe hits
Gordon Russo ?, Ltwhier. Marion
stolen base Keller Sacrifice Stainback
FHrred GUNS New York tALI ? St Louis
tNLl Left on bases New York tAfl
So Louis tNIl 9 Bases on balls of
Larler I tRussol. Brecheen 2 tDickey.
lIrdeID Russo ] tMariont struck out
Ry Lanier % johnson. Keller 2. Lindsll.
Cr0settn. Erecheer > Gordon Russo
Russo tN cooper Sanders Pitching
summary larler. Z hits. I nun In Z In
r.rrs PfrsHeon 2 hits : run In in
H'ugs Losing pitcher Bfechssn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
By LEO MACDONELL

ST. LOUIS. oct 71-Al,cr
YESTERDAY world series game
The writer rode m a cab from
Sportsman Park 10 the Chase
Hotel with Spud Chandler
Charley Keller and AtIey Don
aid
What did these three famous
Yankees talk about? The game
which The New Workers had
Just won from the Cardinals 10
put them within putting dis
lance OF a worlds champion
ship?
Yeh. Chandler paid tribute
"a Narius Russo's fine pitching
and Donald was somewhat crit
ical Of the way the ST LOUIS
fans flooded the field with
thrown pop bottles.
Nothing ahout Joe 6orrtur1-S
brilliant fielding nor The record
crowd or what they 70 gong 10
do with their series money .
No. nothing.
they tai ed about
frankie SlnltWlch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Stars Now i'm Service
Attend Series Game

Park was set Brokers are get
ting as much as Si00 10 S1S5
for two tickets to each game
here. Spectators even met the
trains coming I'm 10 ST. Louis
during the weekend seeking
prospective customers from cut
of town.
Gordon Is the Standout OF tho
series afield. Joe is playing mag
nificent ball. He bagged a two.
Dagger yesterday and scored one
OF the runs,
Johnson, who hit safely in
the three games I'm New York,
finally was stopped here yester-
day. He went none for four.
striking out once. LaDier struck
out Keller twice. But Charley
got a single off Brecheen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

Chandler. at
Georgia, was
n star half
back named
on the ALI
8 O u tn er n
{ o n ( erence
I q q m a n d
m ention ned
for SIEVE r al
All . America
teams. o r
the Bulldogs,
Chandler on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 11-Sgt. Bruce
Campbell of the army air corp:
looked grand 49, streamlined anc
tanned.
I'm a mechanic now" the
former Tiger boosted. Flew In
from Liberal, Kan. That's where
my new camp rs" Campbell
used TO be at Waco with Birdie
TebbettS, Sid Hudson and others
in the physical education de-
partment.
Figured I couldn't get any
where playing baseball In the
army. Shucks, II i wanted to
play baseball could have
stayed In the ajor leagues, for
while anyway. Now I've
learned something. Can help put
those big Liberator BIAS to-
gether. Boy, are they a ship.
Greatest in the world. We've
got some made up at Willow
RI"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
GEORGE n. Bull Dies

NEW YORK. oct II CUP)-
George II. Bull s.. president Of
the Saratoga Racing Association.
died at his home last night fol-
lowing a long illness. Bull was
an outstanding figure m racing
circles both here and In FLORIDA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
NWestern Misfits
Lead Travellers

Northwestern MiSftS Of The
western division lead the Detroit
Travelling League today with 1882
actual pinfall 1923 IN taking
three points from Nernor-Liver-
nois. Clarence Claypool and Jim
Goldman led Northwestern on GAP
and 500. Walter BoChm was first
among the losers with 626.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

three occasions tore up Yale
Bowl as the eleven from the
South made victorious inva-
slons OF the New Haven insti-
tute.
Once Chandler made history
when he booted a punt % yards
from behind his own goal line
against one of the New York
University teams in the days
when the Violets were good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Spud Was Grid Star

Greatest football player ]
ever saw" Chandler lauded the
new Detroit Lion star from Uni
Nersity of Georgia. Can pass
and run better than anybody
ever saw. saw him play a
lot OF times"
All of which recalled that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
IIIini Coach Honored

CHICAGO. Oct. II CUP)-The
all-America basketball board an
nounced today that a nationwide
poll of sports writers has named
Doug Mills. OF the University of
Illinois. as baSketballs coach of
the wear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Scratches
By I nited Press
pIMLICO


PMLICo
TLaek-fast-
First Race Dark Danger, Sea Convoy.
Coo Goo
Second Race Time 10 Learn
Third Race Rono Meeting House
Fourth Race Ragged Rascal, Able.
Judith NJ. Little Bunny
Fifth Race-Mar Esprit, Pig Tails,
Cherrydale..
sixth Race-Lena Girl MIX Route.
Seventh Race--Corydon.
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Track, fast.
First Race Dark Mischief. Cruiser.
Alsbyrd Gun Site Rough Command
Second Race--Pa riferda, Flying Ned,
llefetcht. War Clean
Seventh Race Tony Porter
Eighth Race Fnoch B0rsnd, White
Hot, Batik. Wanna Hygro.
JAMAICA
Track fast
First Race Gold Flare Miss ne.
fense Hesdoverheels, Ny Zaca, Cliekety
Ciack Adviser
second Race Gamma. war struggle.
Resale
Third Race staunerad. orans, Bowl
Fourth Race -Cspt Caution
FiGh Race Moscow II
sixth Race Earlisna Cincus. or
Guard Tacoma River Wolf
seventh Race jay Stevens.
HAWTHORNE
Track fast
Frat Race Touiour. Dads JuAnita
" orchard Run Dusky Duke, weisen
hctmer
second Race DAME. Inhnity Flirt,
Tio MANY Bangles FAIR DO Tetra LAZY.
Third Race Ton Note count Traumer.
Fourth Race Cana raderie. Alcinous.
n Kid. Cay Hour Ted o.. Ticky OTIS
Fun Race Cherry Wine Miss Re-
Ward Guante paualot
sixth Race VaIdina Dude Cam FIN.
seventh Race Valnor.
Eighth Race Count Fast Bud on.
RIOT Call Liberty Crack, Wooden Indian,
penrsburg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Experts Topped
By Mdldone||

Leo Macdonell today holds first
place in The Detroit Times grid
experts selection derby by picking
ID winners out Of Is contests in
last weeks games.
Macdonell missed only WiScon-
sin. Kansas and l.. S. L.. to break
a three-way tie for the lead with
Bob Murphy and George Van.
STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Pro Grid League
WEsTERN DINISlt

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Phli-Pttt Is y Z Giants -
YESTERDAYS RESt LIS
Green Bay IS. DETROIT L.
Washington n Brooklyn
CHICAGO Bears 20 Chicago Cards %.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT VS.. Chicago Cardinals a. But
falO ~. Y.
Washington W. Green Bay Al Miwau.
kee WIS
Phn-Pitt. at Chicago Bears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
PINCH BATTER FOR LANIER

Max Lanier. like Russo. left
handler once again failed IN his
bid for a series victory this year.
Max pitched good ball however.
before being lifted for a pinch
hitter in the seventh inning. In
seven innings he yielded only
seven hits and one run. Harry
Brecheen, another snuthpaw, fin
lShcd for the Cardinals.
Besides Russo two Cardinals
also hagged two hits each-Stan
MuSial the National Leagues
leading hitter. and Marty Marion.
After the Yankees had twice
been turned back in order. the
IConfiuupH on DaUa ITA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
ALSO WON IN l94I


Dodgers with q brilliant four-hit-
ter in game in Brooklyn in
194l. Take away three infield hits
scratched off MariuS yesterday
and the Italian college boy from
Long Island would have matched
his 1871 performance
lie kept the seven hits off his
delivery yesterday well scattered
and were II not for errors would
have scored a deserved shutout.
The two errors charged against
the Yankees figured in the one
unearned run that was gathered
off ~ Russo
Besides. achieving notable
victory on the hill. Russo con-
tributed two two-baggers and
scored one Of his teams two tai
lies Bill Dickey drove home the
other with a timely single.
But while Russo and Dickey
contributed the major share Of
the pitching and run-making. Zoe
Gordon provided brilliant defen-
Sive play as we'll as being potent
az tho plate And while il was
Bill Johnson who. with an error.
paved the way for the ST. Louis
marker. II was the same Bill
Johnson who came through with
third base playing that he q
materially in Keeping the 49,
boys in their place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
THEY'RE STILL TALKING

The Notre Dame people around
town are still talking 10 them
selves after the great game. The
suddcnneSs with which the Irish
struck in the first period on
Creighton Miller's 66-yard dash
of tackle surprised everybody. II
put them ahead and they never
fell behind during the rest Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
YOSf Rates Irish Line
With Greatest Ever
BY EDGAR HAYES

The talk naturally is all in COM
pairing Angelo Bertelh and COM
pany with other great Notre
Dame teams. like the Four Horse
mon and the last Rockne team
with Frank Carideo, Joe Savoldi
and the rest.
Howard Beechinor. one Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Attracting Scouts

Tony York and Don Johnson,
the Milwaukee keystone pair, are
attracting major league scouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Might Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints Night Edition only the
of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets Of the day.
c key appear night Eight and Red Line
corresponding letter of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY ~ THE NIGHT EDITION
AND TT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
TomouoVS code follows
Ais B-2S C-s5 E-52 J-ss
L-97 s. O-5O R-Sb S-A TBS
I-S1 We VISA NJ Y-11 Z-9qN
Clip this key It WI enable despher the name OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

1t. Johnny Beazley, who pitched
the Cardinals to two of their VIC
tories against the Yankees last
Fall. Sgt. EnoS Slaughter and
Pvt. Terry Moore were other for
mer ST. Louis players at yester-
days game.
With 36.l96 paid. new at
tendance record for Sportsman's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

"The folks don't seem 30
-Heiiee tt hut they are seeing
one OF the finest lines In foot
balls history this afternoon"
That was praise for the Notre
Dame forwards from one Of the
kucneSt football students, Fielding
II. YoSt. since before the turn of
the century one of the best known
figures in the game. who was
standing at the rear Of the press
box.
The Irish from South Bend had
turned back Michigan by the one
sided score of 35 TO Il.
1.-The backs will get all the
rave notices, but those linemen
are really magnificent" Yost
said. They are as fast as any
I've seen in long time. They
bottled up the Michigan attack
pretty much during the whole
game. Only Daley was a sue
ccssiul ground gamer and he'll
gain ground against almost
anybody"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Leafs
Early
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Mmlc Toronto Maple Leafs are
screaming that the Detroit Red
Wings have stolen one Of their
.a5st hockey prospects, il Is even
money some of the Best young
rockies IN Canada will be in the
sound of - which will report 10
Coach Hap Day when the Leafs
open their National II key
League camp az 81. Catharines
tomorrow
Two Of the newcomers are Ron
Mathews and jim Thomson, voted
the best f6-year-oid players IN
Manitoba last winter. Another is
ElWln Morris. a standout puck
carrying defenSeman with the
Navy team Of Toronto last sea-
son lie has been granted dis
charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Yanks Within One Game of Series Title
Spud Chandler,
Will Oppose
Cooper Today
By LEO MAeBoNELB

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1l-With
Spud Chandler and Mort Cooper,
pitching greats of their respective
leagues. indicated as mound rivals.
the Yankees and Cardinals Will
battle here today in the fifth and
what could be the final game OF
the l943 World Series.
The Yankees, out in front three
games to one, need one more tri-
umph 10 win the series and return
TO the American Leaguers the
honors which they lost TO the
National League champions a
year ago.
Backs to the wall. the Cardi-
nails, never down until the last
man is out. will he fighting for
their baseball lives today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
BOTH SEEK No. 2

Both Chandler and Cooper will
he bidding for their second VIC
tory in the series. the former hav-
ing come off triumphant in the
opening game of the set and
Cooper in the second. Chandler
captured 20 games and lost only
four in The regular American
League season. whereas Cooper
won p and dropped eight
With Marius Russo, left-hander.
pitching superbly, the Yankees
beat the Cardinals. TO !. here
yesterday in the fourth game OF
the series 10 become almost r -
hibitive choices 10 clinch ~
tenth series title in IL attempts.
Joe Mccarthy has led the team in
eight of the series. To date. the
willy Irish shippers only setback
in the fall event was last year.
A great turnout of SO, 1876 per-
sons TANNED the ancient park,
new attendance record for ST.
Louis. Just as a new series mark
was set in Yankee Stadium earlier
In the set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
LEARNS HIS LESSON

Day says he isn't mentioning
his other youngsters yet because
he inkled about Tommy Love of
Toronto and Ross Knowles of
Fort Milliam-and other clubs
grabbed them He failed 10 pro-
-teet- them by putting them on
negotiation lists. so Jack Adams
Of Detroit snatched Love and the
Chicago Blackhawks laEoed
Knowles
Love, incidentally. is cagey
Businessman as we'll as hockey
player and although Detroit has
first call on his services il is re-
ported he is doing a little holding
out for a contract. Nevertheless,
Adams expects him 10 report at
Olympia early this week.
Only veterans on whom the
Leafs are counting now are Lorne
Carr Bob Davidson and Bucko
Mcdonald, alt hough forward
Sweeney SChriner may come cut
OF his annual retirement soon.
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CONTINUED on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
HE'S BEEN AROUND

Benny Grant, who once served
as the National Leagues spare
goalie, and has seen service with
at least eight minor league clubs,
is The leading candidate for the
post vacated when big Turk
Broda entered the service. He'll
get his only competition from
youngsters unless Toronto sue
ceedS in signing Mike Karakas.
former Chicago goalie who played
with Providence last season.
Day told a Toronto writer he
believes Chicago, Boston and Ca
nadiens will come up with the
most experienced squads but the
rest Of the clubs. building on
youngsters. will be able 10 give
them some frenzied competition.
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Continued on Page III
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Births Reported

Charles and Helen Alexander, girl.
John and virginia ARA smith, boy
David and Ida Auerbach, boy
William and Louise Beall, boy
Charles and Ivah Berns, boy
Norman and June Bernstein, boy.
freq and Mary Beuchert boy
william and Norma Bisgood, sirl.
Eeorge Ed1ard ana nnd sara S1r L. B9rsari, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Butts, boy.
Ernest and Margaret Byrd. girl.
William and Eleanor Collins. girl.
Aheeio Angelo and Elya Del Campo, boy.
Medford and Nancy Frazier. girl.
Robert and Helen Friedlander boy.
Faul and Lillian GlnSburg, girl.
James and Nancy Hill, boy.
ElchaId &c r1as am and Mary Mary Irwin; boy.
Joseph and Dorothy King, boy.
Harold and H. Maxine Kolb, girl
RAYMOND and Harriet LaPlante boy.
Donald and Katherine Loutzenheiser,
John and Dorothy Maier boy.
Wllllam and Virginia Martin, girl
Marion and Dorys. Marts. boy
heSlle Ne ne = and Elizabeth MAYNARD, girl.
Thaddeus and Louise Metz, girl.
george and Bernice Miles, girl
Norbert and Hilda O'Neil. girl.
Fred and Mary Otel, girl
Paul and Fern Pleiffer, girl.
Adolph and Edna Posner, boy.
LOWS and Gwylfa Rubin, girl.
Richard and Barbara Ruoff girl.
Harry and Arlene Sadler, girl.
John and Patricia Schremp. boy
Philip and Frances Schwartz, girl
Richard and Virginia Sherman. boy,
Iheocore. and Jean Sherwin, boy.
John and Marguerite Simmons. girl.
Robert and Kathryn Stefes, girl.
Guy and Muriel Thayer. girl
John, and Vera Tramburg. girl.
Lloyd and Eleanor White. boy.
William and Eleanore Whitehead cir
Zed and Marian Williams, boy
Walter and Esther Wood boy
James and Aleene Yoder, girl
Harper and Way Fortune. girl.
George and Virginia Leighton. girl.
/ Vernolce and Gloria Warrick, boy.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

rain Suddenly he sighted another
ship in the fog bearing down on the
vessel.
The general alarm was given
quickly and Seaman Hoover made
his way precariously to where the
rest of the crew was sleeping in the
forepeak. He succeeded in arousing
them in time to seek safety, but the
collision flung him into the sea. A
search was made, but his body was
not recovered.
Seaman Hoover was born in the
District and attended schools here
and in Arlington. During his last
year at Washington and Lee he
achieved football distinction for
making 80 successful placement
kicks out of 80 attempts. He also
participated in track events.
After graduation he attended
Clemson College in South Carolina
and American University here,
where he was a member of Alpha
Theta Phi fraternity. He was also
past master councillor of the
George Washington Chapter, De
Molay.
Besides his mother, Seamon
Hoover is survived by a brother,
Howard Vaughn, and a sister,
Aramay.
Domestic help is hard to find
but you may find it through a
Want Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Hoover, 20. sea-
m a n Sc on d
class, form e +
f 90 t b a ii and
track star at
Washington and
Lee High School
in Arlington, it
was learned to-
day.
According to
word received by
his mother, Mrs.
e V a S tro h m,
4 3 2 3 NORTH h
Perish i n 6 drive,
Arlington, Sea-
man Hoover was