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Evening star., 1943-03-06
Veteran Track Coach
Named Trainer Of PhiIs
BY the Assoriated pres,

BY the Associated Press,
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Har-
old Anson Bruce, 57-year-old inter-
nationally known track coach, has
been hired as trainer for the Phila-
delphia Phils, William D. Cox, new
owner OF the club, announced. Bruce
will replace Trainer Leo (Red) Mil
Ter.
Bruce was head of the department
OF physical education and coach of
track and cross-country at Lafay-
cite College from 1909 to 1924, later
serving in a similar capacity at
Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.
From 1885 to 1888 he was director
general of the Austrian national
Olympics, and from 1898 to 194l
managed American track teams
which toured Europe. During the
past year he was associated with the
N. Y. U. and New York YMCA ath-
letic departments.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March GA 16-year-
old high school freshman from
youngstown. Ohio, named Tony Ja-
MIRO thrilled a crowd of 20, 0,624 In the
Chicago Stadium last night by scor-
ing a major upset in defeating
Jackie Graves, Austin, Mimi, In the
finals of the 126-pound class Of the
Golden Gloves Tournament of
Champions.
It was the 9th consecutive victory
for Janiro, a curly-haired youngster
with the face Of a choir boy and
the kick Of a middleweight. He
outslugged the 20-year- Graves,
a southpaw Of vastly more expert
ence. and knocked him sprawling to
his hands In the second round with
a right smash to the chin. Janiro
also nearly upset Graves, winner OF
the l18-pound title in 1912, in the
first round.
Morris Corona Of Fort Worth,
Tex. captain Of last years intercity
Golden Gloves team, scored another
popular victory In knocking out
Charles Busalacchi. Milwaukee, Wis,
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Giant Wolverine Seen
As Tank Sensation
Holiday Sets Collegiate
Mark, but Aims Higher
BY the Associated Press,

Oy lLc ASSOCldteQ ITeSS.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, March 6.-Harry
Holiday was cut out to be swimmer
His streamlined build appears as If
1t were made on a lathe-height, 6
feet S inches; weight, 200 pounds.
The 19-year-old University of
Michigan sophomore is out to break
up Adolph Kiefer's corner in the
backstroke, and Matt Mann, Mich
jgan's veteran swimming coach, gives
him a good chance of succeeding.
Look at that build, look at those
arms-powerful, isn't he?" appraises
Mann. He has the greatest poten-
tialities of any boy I've had"
The coach has had Holiday under
his wing five years, ever since the
youth found he was unsuccessful as
a free-styler on the Mercersburg
Pa0 Academy team and Topped
over to become backstroker. At
Mann's summer camp 200 miles
north of Toronto, Holiday made it
a daily routine to windmill through
3 miles of icy water to develop his
long, even strokes.
"The kid" set national collegiate
record last night in the Big Ten
Conference meet with a time of l
minute 31.7 seconds in the 150-yard
backstroke, knocking 25 seconds
from the mark made by Albert
Vandeweghe of Princeton in 1898.
1t was only seven-tenths of a second
shy Of matching Kiefer,s world rec
ord on minute 30.4 seconds.
Holiday got early lessons from his
brother, Bill, who was captain of
the Carnegie Tech swimming team
in 1896. He is certain he will achieve
his ambition of backstroking the $50
yards In l minute 20 seconds. But
he may have to wait until after the
war, for he expects to be in the
Army by June.
Ohio State, cashing in for 13 points
by sweeping the first three places
IN the fancy diving competition
held 42-to-29 edge over Michigan
going into tonight's final four cham
pionship events of the conference
swimming meet. No other team was
close.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Fan With 1000 Safety Pins Saviour of |C4-A Meet
Dorothy Coos Quick to Win Figure skong os Gad

has dribble technique remind
ing one of stutterer trying to
say, she sells sea shells >
His stop-and-go dribbling would
make traffic engineer go crazy
or an "A" ration book holder in
sane"
One-minute sports page-Doro-
thy Coos, favorite to win the ma
tional figure skating title this
week end, is the daughter of a
Bronx apartment house superin-
tendent and never took a skating
lesson until December, 1898. A
month later she won the Eastern
States novice championship.
Madison Square Garden, which
hasn't had heavyweight fight so
far this year, will make up for it
next week when the Tami Mauri-
ello-Jimmy Bivins card includes a
six-round tussle between a couple
of 300-pounders, Ben Mooroz and
Gilbert Stromquist.
Baltimore fans are asking the
Orioles to put on a few morning
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Big Delaware Rally Tells.

Big Delaware Rally Tells.
Catholic U. had the upper hand
until near the end, then bowed to .
late surge by Delaware. The Car
dinals, led by Dick Scanlon, Steve
Limanek and Jack Mercak, started
steadily and built d 1913 first-half
margin. The Blue Hens showed lit
tie improvement early in the second
half and continued to miss start
ling number of shots until Catholic
advanced to a 1922 lead. Then the
tables suddenly turned.
The Cards couldn't buy basket
for the next 10 minutes, getting only
three foul shots while the Hens
raced to 1888 tie on Bill Coles
corner shot minute and half
ahead of the final gun. George
Barlow dropped a charity toss for
the Hens, Fred Rice countered with
a field goal for Catholic, and Reed
came through with the winning
basket for the Newark quint.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Dispatch to The Star.

krectal Dispatch to The Star.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March g.
Although three Old Liners remained
In the running, Maryland today ap-
peared to be. fighting losing cause
In defense of its championship as
the Eastern intercollegiate boxing
tournament turned into the semi
Anal round. Championship bouts are
scheduled tonight.
Tommy Jones, southpaw light
weight; Basil Kambouris, feather
weight, and Len Rodman, veteran
heavyweight, were to make their
debuts today. All drew byes yes
terday. Jones was the only one
rated a chance of winning a title.
Rodman is in the same class with
6yracuse's Sal Mirabito, defending
champ and undefeated in almost 80
high school, prep and college bouts,
while Kambouris' record Of one vic
tory In six matches during the regu-
lar season relegated him to the role
Of an underdog in his class.
Two Marylanders Bow.
Marylands hopes of pulling an
other upset matching last years per-
formance. when it won the team
trophy without capturing single
Individual title by sending five men
to the finals, were rudely jolted yes
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Catholic Title at Stake
In Gonzuqu-Codet Till

Gonzaga and st. Johns close the
local high school basket ball season
and decide the Catholic League
championship by meeting in a rub
Der game tonight at Tech gym at
8:15 o'clock.
Both twice have defeated George
town Prep, other team in the loop
and last years champion. st.
johns won the first game, 1892,
with Gonzaga taking the second
24-15.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Coast Guard Court Team
Upsets Fort BeIvoir

Coast Guard Headquarters basket
ball team upset the Fort Belvoir
quint, 61-46, In a game played yes
terday at the YMCA.
Carroll of Coast Guard spanked
the second-half rally that put his
team ahead after a 1888 deadlock
at the half. He was individual high
scorer with % points. Hopkins of
Fort Belvoir also had hot hand
with % points.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Tar Heel 1ankers Leading
In Defense Of Grown
Ry the AcSoriatad p-ac

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, March g.
The Southern Conference SWIM
ming meet will go into the finals
today in V. M. rs Jackson Hall
pool with North Carolina, defend
ing champions, having 16 qualifiers;
Duke, 8; v. M. l., 8, and Virginia
Tech, 2.
North Carolina State Cancelled its
entries because of transportation
difficulties.
In the only finals held last night,
North Carolina beat Duke in the
300-yard medley relay and v. M. I
placed third. The score stands:
North Carolina, 10; Duke, 8, and
V. M. l., 6.
North Carolina dominated the
qualifying in diving and in the 400
yard free style.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
UcIon Cogers Mar
Trojan Records
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, March 6.-The
University Of Southern California
Trojans scored 43 consecutive
basket ball victories over U. G. l..
AS Bruins So
The Bruins made their first
victory doubly potent. They won
the 44th game, 42-37, last night
and at the same time marred
Southern California's perfect
coast conference season record.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Washington Friends
Trim BuItimore's

Hollands 10 points set the pace
as Washington Friends basket ball
team won 1910 victory over Balti-
more Friends. its big rival, yesterday.
McCuen and G. Smith, with IA and
II points, respectively, also were big
guns In the Washington attack.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Three years ago-Robert (Pop)
Jones named head football coach
at University of Scranton.
Five years ago-Brooklyn Dodg-
ers purchased Dolph Camilli,
Philadelphia Phil first baseman,
for $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Mexico Opens New
$1,000, 900 Track

MEXICO CITY, March g.
Mexico City's 100000 race
track. with the grandstand built
up the side of a mountain and
the 7-furlong strip on the floor
OF the valley, opens today with a
program of six races.
Two presidents, Manuel Avila
Camacho of Mexico, and Rafael
Angel Calderon of Costa Rica,
are expected to be among spec
tators.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Mack Beuts Pills
To HurIer Odom
BY the Associated Press,

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March g.
David Odom, 23-year -old Phila-
delphia war worker and former
minor Lacquer, was added today
to the roster OF Philadelphia Ath-
letics pitchers.
The 220- pound, 6-foot 1-inch
Californian had engagements
with both Connie Mack of the AS
and William D. Cox, new owner
OF the Phillies, but he saw Mack
first and reached an agreement.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Slip on Pavement t
kuyoes Willard
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 6.
jess Willard. former world
heavyweight ch a mpion who
fought many rugged battle in
the ring without serious injury,
Is in the hospital-the victim of
q fall.
He slipped on the pavement,
breaking an ankle.
Willard was heavyweight cham-
pion from 19l5-1918. He's now a
night club master Of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Cleveland A. c. Organizes

Cleveland A. c. will organize for
the coming baseball season at a
meeting tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock at
the home of L. w. Conant. team
coach. at 3063 Ordway street NV.
Boys 13, IA and Is years old planning
to join are asked to call Conant in
advance with their fathers.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Huskies Get Cage Title
After WAITING 7 Years
BY the Associated Press,

o5 IIe HSSOCIAleu FIeSS.
SEATTLE, March 6-Washington,
after seven years, finally won a Coast
Conference northern division basket
ball title.
The Huskies clinched the title last
night by trouncing Oregon State,
the defending champion, 1898.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
ports GW Facing Duke in Court Fna Owes It's Spot oRausc
Sports Program
For Local Fons
TO-DAY.
Basket Ball,

Southern Conference tourna-
ment final. Raleigh, N. c.
Mason-Dixon Conference tour.
nament Anal, Baltimore.
Georgetown at Penn State.
State College, Pa.
st. Johns VS.. Gonzaga, Tech
gym, 8:15.
Hockey.
Buffalo Bisons VS.. Washington
Lions, Uline Arena, $50.
Swimming.
District AAU lowboard diving
championships and other events,
Ambassador Hotel pool, 800.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK Beau Jack, 1881,
augusta. Ga. outpointed Fritzie Ziyic.
146. Pittsburgh I2).
PH1LADELPHIA.-G Dorazio. 1871.
Philadelphia, knocked out Charlie Rob-
inson. 1872 tf).
Los Angeles. outpointed Billy Hale, i25,
Phoenix tIO). ''
HOLLYWOOD. -- Leonardo Lopez,
ll7E. Panama. outpointed George
Freitas, III, San Jose {10).
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Win, Lose or Draw
Jones Predicted Great Future for Ocean Wave
By GRANTLAND RICE.
Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

SoneS TIeuCte0 1Ieot TutuTe tor OCe0n wave
NEW YORK March NANA)-Just in front
Santa Anita stable Ben Jones' Calumes
the general direction Of the sierras great appre-
ciation of the beauty above him.
which r to the
Churchill -
Evening star., 1943-03-06

Today year ago - Sammy
Angott, l39, lightweight choal-
pion. easily outpointed Bob
Montgomery, 1851, in l2-round
New York title match.
Evening star., 1943-03-06

ever showed such fast-moving feet
as Mrs. John Hertz's prize flyer gave
out over the mile route.
But none of this has discours ged
Plain Ben in any way. He still Is
banking on his Ocean Wave.
An Abundance Of Talent
Racing may have certain troubles
ahead this season, but 1t won't be
from lack of talent. What with
Whirlaway. Alsab. Shut Ont, a few
Valdina prides. Count Fleet and
Ocean Wave. both the 3-year-old
and the hardicap divisions will have
r'ontv +o offer.
So will the 2-vear-olds. which look
to be ruite lively crop, including
more than one from the stables of
that alert sportsman Henry Lustie.
Longchamps' entries should be worth
more than casual inspection when
the eastern season opens.
The desperate finishes among
0uent Reynolds, Professor Lee and
Grant Rice alone. three warm look
ing prospects, will bring sunshine
or shadow to the selectors.
Mexico Has Dream Track
In the meanwhile, Mexico's dream
track is all set for its gay and gaudy
opening just ahead. We get the
word from "Hipodromo de las Amer
icas San Juan de Letran no 81, Mex
leo" that the new track will be in the
nature of a sensation.
Mexico isn't bothered about oil
and rubber. This happens to make
a titanic difference. And the new
track. also, has all the horses it can
handle.
Mexico now is going out for sport
IN a big way. It senses the let down
in the United States and sees its big
chance to close up part of the gap.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Hos Made Greet Record

So far Ocean Wave has mad
better record than Whirlaway had,
measured by their results, age for
age.
The Calumet entry has won con-
sistently, although dropping a deci-
sion to Pops Pick last Tuesday. he,
nonetheless, is the horse to beat IN
the Louisiana Derby to be run today
Ut New Orleans.
And if fate has smile IN place
of a frown, he also may be the horse
Count Fleet will have to run down IN
Col. Matt Winn's next Derby on
May l.
There always is the chance, of
course. that something will happen
to both Count Fleet and Ocean Wave
before the big show. But they are
both sound, ably trained and we'll
conditioned horses at this point.
Count Fleet is the fastest looking
Derby challenger that ever came
along. Certainly no other 2-year-old
Evening star., 1943-03-06

WILL ldWdy Aldu AOSV AAAo oAAOo CIV
the 100000 handicap. Arcadia S
Southern California sun was SHIN
ing, but for Plain Ben Jones there
was only one rift in the mountain
clouds.
This happened to be 2-year-old
nv the name of Ocean Wave. Ocean
Wave. son Of Blenheim II, half
brother of Whirlaway, was some
thing to look at.
Hell be something to look at IN
the Derby of 1943," Ben said, IF I
have any luck"
How good is hep" I asked Jones
"I think he'll make a better z
year-old than Whirlaway was Ben
said, Maybe a better 3-year-old.'
Which, coming from Trainer Jones,
IVES the final word, the ultimate
praise. the closing tom-tom.
Evening star., 1943-03-06

Totals 20 747 Totals Is 10 40
Half-time score-15-15. Score at end
OF regulation game-3S-3S. Ofncials-
Messrs. knight and Proctor.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
death Camp"
Burnt Down BY
Revolving Jews

LONDON (JTA)-The entire
Treblinka death camp" in Poland
has been burnt down by revolving
Jews, according to latest reports
of the uprising broadcast this
week by the underground Polish
radio SWIFT. Earlier this week,
the Polish Government was in
formed that a revolt had broken
out in the camp and many build
ings were set afire, but no fur
Their details were available at that
time. The Polish broadcaster
stated that many Jews at Ire
blinka utilized the confusion en-
suing from the conflagration to
escape.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
ITALIAN JEWISH YOUTHS
ARE FIGHTING GERMANS
IN ITALY

BERNIE (JTA)-Many young
Jews have joined italian forma-
tions fighting the Germans in
North and Central Italy, accord
ing to a report appearing in La
Stampa Liberia, organ of the Free
Italians in Switzerland.
Other information reaching here
from Italy states that the Nazis
have arrested large number OF
Jews in the territory they hold,
including about 800 in Rome.
Many Roman Jews are believed to
be hiding in the homes of friends
in the Vatican City. Nazi papers
received here disclose that Jews
in Trieste and Fiume have been
ordered to display yellow Mogen
Davids at the entrance to their
homes, while an unconfirmed re-
port declares that large number
of Jewish refugees, mostly from
Venice, have arrived at Algerian
ports as have 10 Jews who fled
from the Island of Rhodes in the
Dodecanese.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08

the spirit of all Christian men.
Our Jewish brethren in 1Iitler's
Europe have found no respite
from suffering. Peace comes tc
them only in death :.
1--WE have set aside Sunday,
October 10th, as a Day of Inter-
cession, when the Christian
Churches may lift up their voices
to God on High, beseeching Him
to ameriolate the lot of these
Jewish people, and to usher in an
era of enlightenment and justice.
1--WE have chosen a day that
follows Immediately upon the
most solemn Holy Day of the
Jewish Calendar, namely the Day
of Atonement, to show our COM
passion for a people so sorely
harassed and endlessly prosecuted,
and to dedicate ourselves to the
task long awaiting the Christian
Churches task of graduating
anti-Semitism and thereby offer
ing more than mere passive toll
erance, to our Jewish brethren"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
DIR. KURT ROSENFELD DIES

New York (JPS)-Dr. Kurt
Rosenfeld, former .Prussian Min
lister of Justice who fled from the
country he had served following
the accession of Hitler to power,
died here after long illness. His
age was sc. Arriving here in
1884 after escaping from Nazi
Germany, DR.. Rosenfeld lectured
and wrote on the German political
situation and served as chairman
of the German-American Emerg-
ency Conference, an anti-Nazi
propaganda organization.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
HOLD BOND RALLIES
AT ROSH HASHONAH
SERVICES

Detroit (JPS) Bond rallies
were held at synagogues in this
city during the Rosh Hashonah
services in order to help Detroit
reach it's Third War Loan goal.
This novel bond-selling program
was inaugurated by the Greater
Detroit B'nai Birth Council in
cooperation with<the United States
Treasury Department.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08

Ism people OF Europe.
A week of Compassion will
commence with the Day of Inter-
cession, which falls on Sunday,
October 10th, the day following
Yom Kippur.
A message to the churches
signed by Presiding Bishop Henry
st. George Tucker of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church; Resident
Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell of
the Methodist Church, and Rev.
Henry Sloane Coffin, moderator
of the Presbyterian Church, asked
the churches to urge immediate
action to alleviate the plight Of
the Jews" and to set up commit
tees in their congregations to
work with the Emergency Com
mittee. Archbishop Athenagoras,
it was disclosed, informed the
Emergency Committee that all
Greek Orthodox Churches in the
United States would join in the
Week of Compassion.
The message read, in part, as
follows:
"Hitler's inhumanity and VIC
lence toward the Jews have tried
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
Jewish Army
Seen In Burma

Chicago (JPS)-The Brit
ish are considering the
creation of a Jewish army
to help drive the japanese
from Burma, the London
correspondent of the Chicago
Sun reports to his paper.
The soldiers would be re-
cruited from the British
Army in the Middle East,
especially Palestine, it is
said. Included among those
who might volunteer would
be Jews from Algeria, whom
Gen. Giraud refuses to adj
nit into French combat
units" the dispatch stated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
ChristiansU Urged toObserve
Own Day Of Atonement

New York (JPS)-A Day of InercessiOn, dedicated to
he task of eradcating antSemtsm and thereby Offering
than passive tolerance to Jewish brethren
will be observed by 5000 Christian churches throughout
the United States announced here at exraOrn
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-08
YOU
AN D M E
AsHINGTON BACKGROUND:
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

YASHlNUION DkACAUOOONOs
There was quite a scene be-
Eeen Congressman Sol Bloom
hd Congressman Emanuel CelIer
Yer the question Of whether jew
hi members of Congress should
eep quiet during the present visit
Washington of the two sons
King Ibn Saud The dis
nte took place when Congress-
ian Bloom, as chairman of the
Oreign Affairs Committee, called
all the Jewish members of
Ongress and indicated to them
bat the State Department would
B very much embarrassed if Jews
| the United States issued in
biting attacks against King Ibn
aud or his two SONS during the
ltter's stay in this country
Congressman Celler lost his tenn
er and announced bluntly that in
radio address which he was to
rOadcast from New York, he
|OuId mince no words i'm denOunc-
hg Ibn Saud as an enemy of the
ewS in Palestine When it
ame to the actual broadcast, Gel
pr changed his. mind, however,
nd limited himself to the mild
Ope that the two Arab guests of
he U. S. Government return to
heir country with the feeling that
ublic opinion in the United States
fishes to see Jewish development
Palestine expanded Con-
ressman Bloom also addressed a
elect group of Jewish writer's in
lew York, appealing to them to-
bstain from attacking the two
Irab princes in the Jewish press.
/. High Government officials
hey hoped the ZiOnistS would re-
ldicated to Zionist leaders that
rain from any possible act which
he Arab nOtables might consider
n insult Even the always
ggressive Committee for a Jew
IN Army was told by its presi-
emit, Senator johnson, to behave.
+. The Zionist attitude is that
Othing will be done. that can
mbarrass the Arab visitors, I'M
SIS the visitors themselves make
ublic statements which are anti
iOnist No Zionist leader
ere, 1 learn, will make any at
9mpt to meet the Arab princes,
Mess the State Department itself
ranges such a meeting on its
Wn initiative By the time
lis is published, President ROOse-
cit will already have conferred
18th the two Arab dignitarieS on
rab-JewiSh relations in an effort
induce their father to change
Is anti-ZiOnist stand and act as
lediatOr between Jews and Arabs
the Palestine question i
MS is only one of the reasons
ny the sons, of Ibn Saud were
lVlted by the President to visit
le United States &C.,
THE JEWISH FRONT: Friends
the American Jewish Confer
ice are grumbling They
eep on asking why the Confer
ice did not-like the Jewish
aoor Committee-issue a de-
uled statement on the visit
INCH its delegation paid to Sec
'tary of State Cordell Hull :
specially since it is known that
I, |, secretary was rather impress
with what he heard from the
7legation = Well, it can now
told that the delegation had
'ur speakers who kept Hull's in
rest for a full hour Rabbi
DDa Hillel Silver was one of
lem and he presented the reso-
luon which the Conference