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Evening star., 1943-10-19
Kansas Visions Triumph Over
|Huskers After 27-Yeur Wait

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 19.-That 26-
year-old question, will Kansas ever
beat Nebraska in football again
heads the quiz program this week.
Granting an assist to the war,
the Jayhawker hopes are high, or
more specifically, as high as they
ever are before grid tussle with
the once mighty Cornhuskers, whom
they meet Saturday in Lincoln.
Only two other encounters are
scheduled in the Big Six set Satur-
day, with Oklahoma starting on the
title trail against Kansas State at
Manhattan and Iowa State facing
the Ottumwa, Iowa, naval air base
at Ottumwa.
Not since 1916 have the Jay
hawkers tapped to victory over the
Huskers, 7-3, and only three times
during the period have they man
aged ties. Those moral victories
came in 1920, 1920; in 1928, 90, and
in 1887, 1913
Comparisons Favor Jayhawkers.
This could be the year, but the
fact that Huskers have lost three
games isn't breeding any over conf
dence in the Kansas camp. Strug-
Cling with only three lettermen and
a group of freshmen, Coach A. j.
LemandoWski's squad has gone
down before Minnesota, $40; In
diana, 54-13, and Iowa State, PTS.
On the basis of that last score,
Kansas has statistical edge, as it
lost only 1876 to the Cyclones. But
coach Henry Shenk is working on
the theory that the Huskers don't
read the papers.
In the other conference affair the
answer is easier. Oklahoma. with
2 and record against
tough opposition, deserves wide
edge over the all-civilian Kansas
State aggregation. Injuries have
cut sWath in the Sooner squad
with letterman Boone Baker among
the casualties, but the team still
has the edge in talent and
numbers.
Iowa State Leads Loop.
The second week of conference
play saw Iowa State, with Howard
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Hubert, Late Surprise
Choice, Knocks Out
Garner in Fourth

Tee Hubert, former Atlanta (Ga.)
middleweight who now makes his
home here, is the Districts new
light-heavyweight champion. The
title changed hands last night at
Turner's Arena when Hubert won
by knockout over John Garner in
1854 Of the fourth round of a sched-
uled 10-heater. Hubert weighed
1919 and Garner 1882.
Garner still holds his D. c. middle
weight championship, as 1t was
agreed that it would not be contested
for last night.
Surprising thing about the fight
was a sudden shift in odds late in
the evening. Garner was a 80 ia
vorite an hour before the bout, but
before it went on there was a lot
of scrambling around and the figures
shifted to 8-5 on Hubert. After the
fight there was a bit of talk about
aquatic activity, but every one con-
nected with the affair denied every
thing
Garner is due for the Army in a
few days, so a rematch appears un-
likely.
Hubert used a left lab effectively
to take a slight edge after three
rounds of milling and apparently
had Garner in trouble toward the
end of the third. In the fourth Gar
ner went down three times for short
counts from an assortment of blows.
finally falling fiat and taking the 10
count after being struck in the face
with a right-hander.
The semifeature went to Bee Bee
Wright in eight rounds over Sammy
Daniels. In other matches Leroy
Fleming chilled Earl Flynn in 2:44
of the second; frankie Maxwell won
a close one over Harry Dudick, as
did Gene Brown over B. B. WASH
ington, both in skies, and Young
Sloan won four -rounder over
George Ferrell
Evening star., 1943-10-19
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Justly proud
of the undefeated records of two of
its members and pair of its COM
patriots, the Big Ten for the first
time will devote its full attention
this week to its Conference race,
limited so far to seven games.
Eight of the nine grid-playing
members will be thrown against each
other-Wisconsin at Indiana, Iowa
at Purdue, Minnesota at Michigan
and Northwestern at Ohio State.
The ninth, Illinois, has real job-a
game with mighty Notre Dame.
Purdue, Minnesota at Top.
Still unbeaten are Purdue Give
victories) and Minnesota (three
wins, while associate members Iowa
Pref1ight Give triumphs) and Notre
Dame (four decisions) are rolling
along at fast pace, too.
Right now the Wolverines of Mich
igan and the Boilermakers of Purdue
appear to have the inside track in
the Conference race. Purdue, two
time victor in league play, has Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana
on its remaining schedule, while
single winner Michigan still has
Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Wiscon-
sin and Ohio State ahead.
Either or both can finish out the
conference card unbeaten, but Min
nesota looms as the chief stumbling
block. Northwestern has Ohio State,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois
coming up, but already has dropped
one conference game.
Two Mild Surprises.
In the only purely conference
action last Saturday, two mild sur
prises occurred. Purdue's strong
assemblage was clamped into a Ito
0 deficit for two periods by a game
Ohio States civilian squad before
turning on its vast power, including
three touchdowns by Tony Butko-
Vlch, to win, 80 to T. And Indiana S
Bob Hoernschemeyer was blocked
from flinging any touchdown passes
as Iowa scrapped to a 7-to-7 tie.
Northwestern reported it still has
plenty on the ball by beating Great
Evening star., 1943-10-19

Tippee continuing his remarkable
passing, take first place on a and
0 record. Tippee scored two touch
downs and passed for two more as
the Cyclones defeated Nebraska
27-6 Saturday at Ames.
At Kansas City, 1871 fans saw
an outmanned Missouri Squad bat
tie to a 21-6 defeat at the hands OF
their former coach's team, 1t. Don
Faurot's Iowa Seahawks. The
heavily favored service team found
itself in front only 7-6 at the end
of the third quarter, but an attack
led by Johnny Williams brought
two more touchdowns in the finaI
period.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Hes Fast Gridder
In Donning Togs
By the Associated Press

Harry (SWede) Dahlberg, now in
his 22d yer as Butte, Mont, high
school football coach, couldn't fig
ure out how Sophomore Tommy
Tracy always managed to be the
first player on the practice field
when some of the fastest backs
SWede ever had coached often ar
rived only in time for a scorching
lecture, five laps around the field
and quick shower.
When he investigated, Dahlberg
learned that Tommy got head
start by wearing his shoulder pads
and jersey to late afternoon
classes.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
CoIored High Grid Title
PIuy Opens Tomorrow

The colored high school football
championship series opens tomor-
row with a game between Arm
strong and Dunbar at Griffith Sta
dium at o'clock.
Cardozo, defending champion, will
play Dunbar on November 3. while
the third game Of the series be-
tween Cardozo and Armstrong, will
be on November II. Both are sched-
uled at Griffith Stadium.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Teams Here Teeminu
With Versatile Bows
OF An-Area Talent
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Followers of high school football
here who, at the end of the season
try to pick an all-Metropolitan team
will run into trouble right at the
start when they attempt to name
a backfleld. The season is just ap-
preaching the halfway stage and al
ready there isn't enough room on
such an honorary team for the
backfield players who have dis
played enough talent to deserve a
place.
Triple-threaters-boys who are
potent runners, passerS and kickers
aren't exactly a dime a dozen, but
with 10 schools in this section sup
porting teams it's only natural that
numerous good backs should be pro-
duced.
A partial list of outstanding backs
would include Clyde Scott of Bulls
Billy Earl and Myron Gerber OF
Washington-Lee, Pearce Godfrey Of
Wilson, Jim Flaherty of Anacostia
George Hughes of st. Johns, Joe
Hickson of Gonzaga and Stan Sager
OF Landon. There are others, but
these will do for a starter.
Bulls Scott Is Standout.
Scott of Bulls is a real standout
In all departments, although his
teams kicking usually is handled
by Marty Bandler. Punting is a
more important factor in high
school football than in colleges be-
cause in the shorter periods the
schoolboys play a team that is
Knocked back to its own goal sev-
eral times doesn't have much time
to organize an attack. Coach Al
Grossman of Bulls counts Bandlers
punting as big part of the victory
his team scored against St. Johns
In a recent important game.
The JohnnieS also have one of this
sections really good kickers in
George Hughes. who like the others
mentioned above is a real triple
threater. Godfrey of Wilson has a
lot Of kicking talent to go with his
running and passing ability. God
frey particularly is good with quick
kicks. Against Roosevelt last week
four of his quick kicks travelled out
of bounds within the Rough Riders
IS, and against Central in the open
ing game he punted outside less
than 10 yards from the goal three
times in one period
Flaherty Of Anacostia is the light
est boy on this list, weighing only
l40 pounds, while the others are in
the neighborhood of ITO or better
but that doesn't affect his passing or
kicking, although it is a bit of a
handicap when he tries to hit
through the line. Once in the open
however, he's a fast boy. A wet ball
against Western last week handi-
capped his passing and Washing
ton-Lee stopped him the previous
week by crashing through the light
Anacostia line almost before Jim
got his hands on the ball
Sager EXccls at Passing
Sager at Landon should not be
overlooked among the triple-threat-
ers, especially in the passing depart
ment. He's a 190-pounder and one
of the big reasons Landon has won
two straight games in the Inter-
state Academic Conference.
Below are records of all high
school teams in this area to date.
Among those which haven't won a
game are Dewitt and National Train
ing School, but something will crack
tomorrow when they meet on the
N. T. S. field, unless perchance they
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Golden Gloves TOURNEY
To Sturt December ;

The ninth annual District Golden
Gloves boxing tournament will be
held at Turner's Arena this year,
with competition to begin on Fri
day, December 3. -Four other dates
to continue the tourney will be an
nounced.
AS usual. there will be novice and
senior classes. The rules are that
amateurs who have won less than
three bouts may compete as novices.
Numerous entries are expected from
men in the armed forces around
Washington.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Bentley, Hockey Scoring
Ace, Joins BIuckhuwks
By the Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 19.-Man-
ager Paul Thompson of the Chicago
Blackhawks had reason to be more
cheerful today as he sent his team
through practice rounds.
Left Wing Doug Bentley, who tied
the National Hockey Leagues all
time point-making record last year
with 80 goals and 40 assists, joined
the Blackhawks yesterday. His to-
tai points of 73 gave him a share of
the record held by Cooney Wieland,
who set the mark with Boston in
the 1929 80 season.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
BrOnfin Turns Lecturer.

President Fyman Bronfn of the
Federal Chess Club. tonight at
7:30 pm. at 2431 Fourteenth street
NV, will deliver lecture on
chess fundamentals for beginners.
The public is welcome; admission
free.
Championship club matches yield
ed wins last week for Lars Korrstrom
over Heinz Steinbach, Dale Morgan
against D. Burk, while Club Titlist
Harold Burdge drew his game with
p. j. Michels. Second-round play
is booked for tomorrow at 2431 Four
teenth street NV. at pm. At
the time additional entries will be
accepted for the championship di-
vision as we'll as for the following
groups, of which the frst-round
summary is given
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Booker Gets TKO Over
.McNutt of Baltimore

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-Ed-
die Booker, l64, San Francisco
scored a technical knockout over
Van McNutt, 100, Baltimore, in the
fifth round of their 10-round main
event last night
McNutt received a severe cut over
the left eye, and the referee stopped
the fight.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Ex-Gridder Great Shooter

Calvin Baird, who was knocking
down opposing football players
year ago as tackle for Vanderbilt,
now mows down targets as gun
merry expert in the Seabees at Gulf
port, Miss. He recently won a rife
competition against 10000 naval
contenders.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Big Ten Settles to Title Quest
With Four Intru-Loop Games

Lakes, 13 to 0, on touchdowns in
spired by the accurate passing and
clever running of Otto Graham. And
Illinois showed Pittsburgh's Clark
(T) Shaughnessy how we'll 1t has
mastered the T formation in three
weeks by outslugging the Panthers,
33 to rs.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Fights Last Might
" the Associated Press. :

os tne associated Press.
-, PROVIDENCE Costa. 131,
WoonsocKet, R. l., outpeinted Phil Ter
title).
NEW HAVEN. N.-Tami Mauriello 1914
New york. outpointed Mike Alfano,
20o' Bridgeport, Conn, 10.
CHICAGO.-Buddy Scott, 1874, Tam
pa, Fla, outpointed Dan Merritt,
2l11a, Cleveland. 10.
NEW BRITAIN. Conn.-Lulu Co.'S
tantino, 1874, New York, stopped Jose
Rivera 1872, Puerto Rico. 10.
BALTIMORE. -. Joe Baksi, 2O5,
Mlikes-Barre, Pa. outpointed Johnny
Shkor, els, Baltimore, 10.
=, NEWARK. = T o my Bell, 14s.
Youngstown, Ohio. outpointed johnny
Brown, 1914, New York, 10.
SAN FRANCIsCo.-Eddie Booker.
1o4, San. Francisco, stopped van Nc
Mutt, 160. Baltimore. s.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
7pe7heat Backs Spice Capitals Soo|oy Football Eng Sports
Utuh's Hunters Hit
More Than Hunted
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 19.-
Hunting accidents In Utah yes
terday resulted in five deaths.
Five other persons were wounded
by stray bullets.
Two men up early to hunt
ducks were killed when their car
and a bus collided.
Two deer hunters collapsed and
died from overexertion.
And John Barney. SO, of Mon
roe, was killed by a deer hunters
bullet.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
Hiqhtower Expert Gunner

Johnny Hightower, the old Spring
Hill footballer. now is a sergeant
somewhere in Europe as an expert
machine gunner.
Evening star., 1943-10-19
VIENNA OPENING.

Hairy N. Pillsbury essayed the above
game in 1898 at Hastings. England. His
triumph at Hastings resulted in his being
great master died at the early are of "a.
One of his mental feats was to play nine
bridge and shoot billiards all at the same
time. Jacques Mieses his opponent in the
above game. now 1S years old still lives in
Eng and. and is the only surviving master
Of the 22 who participated in the Hastings
tournament
Evening star., 1943-10-19

WHO?

Who helped to feed the starving peoples of war-torn
countries last year? Who furnished the medicines to
heal their wounds and their sicknesses?
Who helped to give fighting men that breath of
home? That opportunity for wholesome recreation?
Who helped to meet the human needs of our unfortu
mates here at home? Who supplied the hospital beds?
The medical attention? Who helped to solve the almost
unsolvabe problems that with broken homes
and sickness and friendlessness?
1t was YOU, if you contributed to the Community War
Fund.-
The people of Washington gave nearly $40 100000 to do
the job last This this hreefod responsibility
will require at least $48OO,OOO
If you gave last year, of you will give again
and more
you gave generously, you will give still more
generously.
But if you let others bear your share last year. or if
you little red behind the ears because YOU gave
less than you could have given, HERE'S YOUR
CHANCE!
Give generously to the Community War Fund and you
give to all these worthy
(iric Information Committee
co Nj Nj NIFTY WAR FUND
ond croWn thy good ~ith brothe~ho o d.
Evening star., 1943-10-19

Five years ago-Mrs. Opal S.
Hill Of Kansas City turns "busi-
ness woman golfer"
Evening star., 1943-10-19
# CHI: +: E & s #

you, Hermann Helms, on your gold
en- anniversary in American chess
annals. Mizpah!
Solutions received this week from Aces
Edward s. J. Peters, Shelly Akers, Mason
3. Cohill, Fenr- P. Lewis Comas, Ralph
W. DonnellN. E. r. Poor. Anna B. Hartley.
Problems printed incorrect will be pub
lshed acain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Killed 2 Days Later

Bob was killed two days after
lie wrote this letter. And poor
Clever. who was hurt so badly in
our crash. bat pulled through, was
killed a month later in a crash
near Versailles, Ohio.
In the late summer OF 1912.
Ellen found a little furnished
apartment pretty close 10 the hos
pltal. When her time got close
vas able TO spend the evenings
with her.
| was glad il worked out that
way on the evening of Septem-
Der 18th We were sitting around
and talking when she suddenly
SAID that she felt faint. / dumped
down the hall Of the apartment
house on my clutches, calling for
some one.
With the help Of a kind neighbor
I got Ellen 10 our car. We made
II TO Walter Reed Just IN time.
Ellen came through II swell. Our
little Ann IS a sweet baby. She's
been world OF JOY TO Us.
Continued Tomorrow
Copyright 1913 BY Random House, Inc.
Distributed ~ international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

The night heec2@ we left Egim
Field for the coast, Lovelace went
to town, He hitchhiked a ride
coming back To the field The car
turned over, broke his back and
he spent the rest of 1912 in a
hospital.
Lovelace tried 10 make me feel
good about the Ruptured Duck.
PERSONALLY, I think that old crate
was "A jinX from the start" he
wrote. 1t wasn't. 1t was d good
ship.
Ellen and I heard from Gray
quite frequently. and wrote to
our bridesmaid" a lot.
What a wonderful. light-hearted
fellow Bob was 1--WE stopped
drinking" he wrote in August
from Dinjan. ITS easier to guzzle
il. I've led IL raids over Burma
and got 10 China once, In a BIS.
1 flew the P-40 on strafing mis-
sion and recon missions. I'm down
TO l70--a mere shadow. I'd like
To come home, but why beef?
We're short-handed over here.
Would you please order a chOco-
late matted and bottle Of beer
and drink them for me even If II
kills NouS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Shorty His Co-Pilot

A month later Bob wrote. %'ve
got Shorty Manch for co-pilot
now. We're having a little fun
now and then. We've heard NJ
many rumors about what all the
fellows got when they got home
! wish you'd give me a little cold
dope. Manch IL still second lieu
tenant. and I'm still a first.
Tell the Little General that
every time we're recommended
for promotion over here somebody
SAYS, They're on detached service.
30 We can't promote them Wish
! was going to be there for your
ons-year anniversary next month"
In his next letter Bob asked US
10 buy him a small American flag.
for he needed IL 10 identify himself
in some OF the places he was
going.
"rVe a bunch we'll he home
by Christmas" he wrote on
October 10th. There are only
IL OF the old gang left over here.
That won't break the treasury,
bringing Us home.
Il got my capt. today. II was
dated Aug. u. sure was
tickled because there are fellows
canning out of the States six and
eight months behind me who are
capts. Sorry don't know any
thing about Keith. VIII you tell
Dory i don't: ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

WASHINGTON, oct 5 Sena-
tor Reynolds, chairman Of the
military affairs commitice, today
accused Russia Of feeding and
sheltering Japan and added that
this government should al once
insist that Russia establish a sec
ond front against japan in north
Asia
The North Carolina Democrat
said he was making the charge
and the proposal i'm no spirit Of
ritaliatory irritation over Russia s
continued call for "A second Euro
pean front. bat "as matters Of
highest import, which need cor
rection in the shortest possible
time 10 bring quick victory for
western humanity over the Japa-
neSe barbarianS.
"Mhat Russia would have 10
pay through war with Japan
would he light price in con-
trast 10 the help we have given
Russia In lend lease and
through the second front we arc
so rapidly evelOpin in
Europe" Reynolds said we
would soon render Japan inef-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Comb New Color
Into Gray Hair

Here's an easy way 10 re-color
gray. faded, dull hair-to give il
new beauty, luster--to take years
of your looks The Barbo recipe
below gives a professional looking
hair tinting job AZ small cost.
Get from your druggist one box
Barbo Compound Mix in half pint
OF pure water as directed on pack
age. This makes big bottle OF
one OF the best gray hair prepare
lions YOU can use, Simply comb
into the hair az directed GRAY.
faded. streaked hair is given soft.
glossy. lustrous color that will not
wash out, rub off. stain the scalp.
or affect permanents This color is
uniform, natural looking. most
beautiful and is easy and econom.
zeal TO maintain. Try the popular
Barbo recipe today. See how much
younger you will look. and forget
you ever had gray hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
% Are Decorated

Twenty-Five Of the boys were
decorated at Boiling Field in a
fine ceremony on the 9th. Gen.
Arnold and Gen. Doolittle were
there 10 pin the DEC on them.
] asked Ellen 10 90 with the other
wives 10 see II, and she did We
had lot OF clips about the boys
TO paste In our Scrapbook. and a
lot OF the boys came out 10 the
hospital and sat around with US.
Sessler and Parker joined Us at
the hospital after that, 10 be
treated for their malarial fever
and all OF US got our DFC on July
9th. Mcclure and Watson. with
their arms held out from their
bodies by casts and braces. and /,
sat in pajamaS and bathrobes.
Doollttle was there, with that
infectious grin Of his, and so were
Maj. Gen. Willard F. Harmon,
chief of tho air staff Of the army
air forces. Secretary of the Treas
ury Morgenthau. Watson's mother,
wife and father, McClure'S mother
and Ellen.
A couple OF weeks later Watson
and | got our captalnclcS and Nc
Clure became a first lieutenant.
Every body on the raid was jumped
one rank. at Doolttle'S recon-
mendation. Al OF Us got the
Order Of the Purple Heart
Also we were awarded the Mill
tary Order Of China on July 18th
by Maj. Gen. Chu Shih-ming. milf
tary attache at the Chinese en-
hasSy in Washington. DoolItue
showed up for that one, TOO. He
was spending a lot of time with
rs, and i made US all proud as
the devil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold. or acute bron-
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afford TO take a chance with anymedi-
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which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature TO
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes
Creomulsion blends beechwood
rreosote byspeciai process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you q bottle of Circumcision with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough. per-
uniting rest and sleep. or you are TO
have your money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Lea Succeeds
Cox dsChdirmdn
Of Fec Probe
Deirolf Tlme. Warrington Bureau

WASHINGTON. oct 5-Ap-
pointmcnt by House Speaker Sam
Rayburn of Rep. Clarence +. Lea
Cd o. California as the new
chairman of the committee 10 in
veStigate the federal communica-
tons commission today won gen
eral approval in congressional
circles.
The designation Of Lea was in
terpreted as Scotchng umors
that New Deal forces would sue
coed in folding up the FEC in
VeStlgation.
Lea has attained q reputation
OF integrity and Independence
throughout his u years in Con-
greSs.
He succeeds AS chairman. Rep.
Eugene +. Cox ID Of Georgia,
who a few days ago voluntarily
resigned his post IN dramatic
speech before the House.