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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
~ J. STOCKS

NEN YORK. March 20 uP1. Railroad
shares strengthened today after "a dc
cline ranging 10 more than a point bon
Santa Fc and the whole stock market list
registered a firmcr uudcrtunc before the
close of todayS short session
Railroad shares had been sold late yes
terday and carly today ON Dow Jones
dispatch from Washington In the eject
that a payment by the railroads TO the
government amounting 10 around $50 o.
900 600 was threatened Thai amount t
was said. involved freight carried foI the
Maritime Commission and fog Lend-LcJSc
The moot point is whether land grant
rates amounting To reductions oi 80 pcr
cent on commercial rates apply. T9c
roads have collected fun rates on these
shipments and have paid their taxes ON
The total.
Steel shares were better as the close
approached notably L. S Steel. Airline
shares continued 10 respond To favorable
earnings statements. Standard Gas i'SucS
were strong in the utilities which other
wise were about steady Oils were mar
rowly mixed. Chemicals firmcd under
tho leadership OF ManSanio !. 7. Case
gained a point In its section while Inter
national Harvester lost a point.
Dow-JoncS preliminary closing stock aV-
cragcS: Industrial. 129.13. off 0.12: Rail.
3172 up oil: Utility 30. off 0.04:
and s. stocks 1887, unchanged
Stock sales toialcd 4S4. 300 shares COM
pared with S29. $50 last Saturday. Curb
stock sales were 1p4 $50 shares against
30 410 week earlier.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
DOPSTERS UNCERTAIN

DopSters are uncertain which
BraWley team will hand the in
vaderS the most trouble. The Mcr-
chants had been considered the
stronger club until last Sunday
VIXEN they were handed a heart
breaking 30 defeat by the Federals.
Barring upSets both teams should
give the Engineers plenty of worry
if they do not defeat them.
The Engineers cannot be taken
lightly for although they suffered
a 24-12 trouncing at the hands of
the Marines last Sunday a number
of their ace players were not in
the lineup and the game failed to
tell the true story Of their strength.
Eliminating their last drubbing
the Army men have always turned
in a high brand of both defensive
and offensive ball. They boast a
recent victory over the FL Centro
! Town Team as well as other valley
clubs
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, March 20. CUP) -
Today follows last night too closely
for the pugiliStic historians to di-
geSt the significance of Sammy
AngOtt's upset victory over un-
beaten Willie Pep. But the signifi-
canoe is there-a good big cham
pion can beat a good little cham
pion.
That's the major premise, but the
minor premise is this: Professional
boxing is not an Easter parade in
which styles arc all-important. Har-
ry Greb proved this some 20 years
ago when he came fighting out Of
the same Pittsburgh area that
launched AngOtt.
Remember how tht wise guys III
sisted that Harry Greb couldn't
fight because he had no style? But
Windmill Greb kept on licking mid
dleweightS, light heayies and even
heavyWeights, and today the late
Harry Greb is acknowledged to be
one of the greatest fighters ever to
toss leather.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
TO PITCH JONES

The scrViccmen arc expected to
throw in their ace hurler, Jones. to
work on the locals. Jones has an
Impressive record and will be gun
rIng for the FL CentranS.
The skirmiSh will be played ON
the municipal field and is sched-
uled to get under way at l:30 p. m.
While this hot tussle ia being de-
cided here a twin bill will hold the
spotlight in BraWley.
The Army Engineers are booked
q travel to BraWley to engage the
highly-touted Merchants and later
TO take on the Brawley Fedora.
Migratory outfit.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
Mad Russian
Wants More Douqh

LONG BEACH, Calf, March 20.
tUP'- Lou NoVikoff, Mad Rus
sian" of the Chicago Cubs, said to-
Gay he would stay with shipbuild-
ing for the duration unless the club
raised its bid Of $4,000 for his scrv-
ices this season.
Novikoff sent back his contract
with a demand for $4,000.
Married and with two childr.n,
the 26-year-old fence buster would
have occupational deferment on his
shipbuilding job.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
I. A. SOCKS

Los ANGELES Narca - Ur' Nod-
crate trading and generally luNci prices
ruIed Tie Los Angeles Stock Exchange to-
day is 6.f76 shares changed bands Vilh
three issues up, SIN down and nine un-
Ctsngcd.
The list: TsanSamcriea lon 40 o..
down : Southern Pacific 100 a., 9'..
down =, Richfcd Oil 2oo at -. up =.
Rep. Pet. 100 at 26o. down 10. Union on
roo at IS, down =; EmSco Derrick 100
at o.. up IL; Electric Products 100 at
q unchanged. Pacific Clay Products 100
at 9 unchanged; Lane Wells 100 at 9ia.
up 4 McnaSco 200 At 40. down .n3
RYAN 100 at H., unchanged. Solar 100 al
g.. UNCHANGED
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
LOCAL RUTTERFAT
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. March - UP'-
NC select 22-2iC. Choice tS-2nC Crooks
small and tips 16-17c. Recdlcy select nc
fancy - sc. choice 20-22c small l1c.
Delta few 2n-22c Imperial punched
select &c Fancy 17-1Sc
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady Bcct>
- = doz .5O-l.75. fam 1.25. carrots i
do. best 150-l.75. fair IoO-1 ~. iced
crates Is doz Imperial > 65-5"o. Coach
ella and BlythC 3.5O-3. =. green onions :
de- best 6.OO-6. -, lcckS = do. 2.5O-2 =.
mustard doz. .25-1.4e. parsley IS dol.
~ 81. radiShcS small rcd IS dog. 800
@ ~ spinach ! do2. best 1-25-l so, tsr
T5c-1 90. Coachclla j doz 25-l ~.
ufnn> local > 2i--3 duz. 1.oo-1 - per dol
WaterrrCSS 6Oc.
LETTUCE. Steady Blythe. ] dol loo.
5O. 5s 3.5O-i OO Imperial - 3Ou-%.Sn
san Diego Is 100. ~ 3. ri. local loose.
best l SOL -. ordinary 1.oo-1 -.
PEAS Steady. Pole san Diego best Is
1Sc. ordinary 1u-12c. bush Imperial Ii
l5c san Diego 12-l4o. san Luis ObiSpe
12-l3c. local 12-15C. Coachella l3-l3c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
BALL
BRIEFS

CAIRO. Ill, March 20 up
Manager Bill SouthWorth today
planned TO augment the St Louis
Cardinals spring training program
with intcr-Squad games.
SouthWOrth has been driving his
squad hard with two practice Ses-
sions a day. Yesterday, stiff, two
hour drill was held indoors because
of The weather
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
PLAIN DRILLS

COLLEGE PARK, Md, March 20.
up - The Washington Senators
laid down schedule Of lengthy
drills for their battermen today
with particular emphasis on the
pitchers. Manager Ossie Bluege
has a group Of Is pitchers under
the direction Of Coach Clyde Milan.
Six have no professional back
ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
Rig PROBLEM

CAIRO, March 20.-CUPD-The
The outfield problem remained
Manager Billy SouthWorth's most
severe difficulty today as he sent
his ST. Louis Cardinals through an
other pair of stiff workouts. Still
among the missing fly-chasers are
Stan Muial and Harry Walker-in
addition to pitchers Murry Dickson
and HoWie Krist and catcher Ken
ODea. Dickson is signed, however
ard KrisL and ODca are eXpcc(cd
to bring their signed contracts in
shortly. Musial Is u hOldout.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
SETS PACE

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 20.
CUPD-The Cincinnati Reds pitch
ing staff set the training pace for
the rest Of the club today. Led by
Ray Starr, 37-ycar-old Highlander
who won Is games last year, every
member of the staff but tho ailine
Rucky Walters has gone to the hill
at least once to hurl in batting
practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
JUGGLES LINEUP

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. March
20.-CUP) - "Absenteeism' caused
Manager Luke SeWell of the ST.
Louis Browns 10 draft Outfielders
into the inficld and pitchers into
the outfield today SeWell has only
- men in Camp End, while lie cX-
poets his entire squad to be filled
out shortly, has been forced to
juggle his lineup daily
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
TO GET TRIAL

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 2l
up Outfielder Roy Cullenbine
obtained from the New York Yam
KEGS during the winter, was sched-
uled TO arrive at the Cleveland
Indians spring training camp to-
day for trial at first base.
Regular first baseman Les Flcm-
ing has decided 10 remain at hi,
shipyard job,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
VERNON UNSIGNED

COLLEGE PARK. Nd, March
20. UP,-Regular First Baseman
Mickey Vernon Of the Washington
Senator remained unsigned today
as Manager Ossic Bluege planned to
groom Rookie Bill Prout for his
spot
Acquisition Of Prout from Chat
tanooga was announced by Prcsi-
dent CLARK Griffith today He re-
ports Wednesday.
The senators were forced indoors
and held only brief drill yester-
dav.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
L. A. BUTTER !. EGGS

Los ANGELES. MaTC6 . IJF7-
LARGE EGGS No. ! Grade AA 70 Ne.
Grade a Al: No. 3 Grade 3 81; No
A DirtieS Rs: No. ; Checks 36.
MEDIUM EGGS Grade A 81. Grade
B 81 DirtieS 81. Checks 3.
SMALL EGGS-G Grade \ 81. Grade +
.. Dirties =: Checks y.
MISCELLANEOUS ECCS, Ungraded So;
Peewees 20.
CHEESE-Tripleis 2I. Long Horn 27A
Loaf 27h.
Butter-U. S. 93 score Is: % score47i1;
% score 47i4 50 score 46&.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
L. 4. LIVESTOCK
LOS ANGELES. March % UP1-
fFederal-Stafe Market News


CATTLE: Salable $50, generally steady
two loads good 929-lb fed steers. 16. so.
sorted common to medium COWS 1O. 5O-12
cutter 10 common S.75-10.25. Gamers
down to $50; medium 10 good bulls Il 25-
1880
CALVES: Salable y. nominally steady:
good TO choice vealers quoted Is. .5O-17 sc. .
calves 14.50-15 50.
HOGS: Salabe 400. active 10-15 cents
higher: good and choice 225-26C lbs.
II. .30-16.50. top 16 so; good 10 choice ,owS
II 25-15 75
SHEEP: Salablc none: good to choice
wooled lambs quoted 15.25-16. good ewes
$50 upwards.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
DEAN Is BACK

CAPE GIRARDEhU. Mo, March
20 tUPp-Paul Dean, half Of the
former great St Louis Cardinals
pitching duo, comes back to the
major leagues for another fling at
the big time with the ST. Louis
Browns here today.
Deans arrival, coupled with that
of regular Second Baseman Don
Gutteridge. First Baseman George
McQuinn. Catcher Rick Ferrell and
Pitcher Woody Rich, brought the
squad close TO capacity figures.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
Iv Boy
Army
Fighter

Pvt. Paul Gastelum, former Ell
Centre high school student, is cary
ing out quite reputation as a pu-
gilist at Drew Field Florida where
he is training for aviation ground
crew work.
Advices reaching the valley told
how GaStelum, prOtege OF Bantam
weight Champion Manuel Ortiz, had
won his last three scraps with SEN
Sational knockoutS.
The last time the former valley
ite took to the ring he walked out
in short order, boaSting a three
round kayo over his opponent.
WORKED WITH ORTIZ
Although never professional
boxer Gastclum gained much ring
knowledge under the guidance of
Ortiz. The two frequently spared
together as a part of Ortiz train
ing routine. He previously picked
up some boxing wisdom in the high
school gymnasium.
Gastelum is in the lightweight
division and is currently weighing
in at 1873 pounds. His home is in
Hcber.
The youth bears quite name To-
cally as a Softball artist and last
summer was a member of the all
star team made up of members of
all city league teams. He was famous
for his work at the plate.
GaStelum entered the military
service last fall and has not been
home since his induction into the
army He is expected to return to
the valley shortly on furlough,
however.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
NO REST

ASBURY PARK. n J.. March 20.
tUP)-Sunday definitely will not
be day Of rest for the New York
Yankees, Manager Joe Mccarthy
said today in scheduling a full
dress drill.
Mccarthy predicted that pitch
ing would be one Of the stellar spots
il the 1943 edition Of the American
league pennant winner. observing
that he expected improvement from
all Of his first-line hurlers of last
year.
Bill Dickey veteran first-string
catcher. has not indicated any will
lingneSs to sign his contract as yet
but Mccarthy predicted he would
come TO terms soon. The Yankee
manager said he was not worried"
about any training drills Dickey
might miss since he doesn't need
much ot the training available
here"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
ROOKIE FLYCHASER

LAKEWOOD. n. j.. March 20.
oUPl-A large share of the New
York Giants outfield fortunes may
hinge on the success of Rookie Fly
chaser Vic Bradford who begins
workouts today.
Bradford, former All-America
football star from the University
Of Alabama, donned glasses last
year 20 correct fault vision and led
the Sally league IN batting with .342,
runs batted in with 107. runs scored
113. total bases %: and doubles
IS. He bit 13 homers.
Outilcldcr Buster Maynard and
three rockies, Pitchers Ken Trinklc
and Johnny Wittig and Outficldcr
Howard Moss, became the latest
players to sign for 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
WINDMILL STYLE

Because Greb fought like a wind
mill-even when he had but one
eye-he was not considered a Styl-
ist. He wasn't a pattern puncher.
You couldn't say he was a Shuffler
or an up and down fighter or a
bobber and weaver Greb just fought
from any stance and in any style
that he figured could win against
any given opponent on any given
night.
AngOtt is like that For eight
long years, the Stylists-thc puriSts
Of boxing been criticizing
this black haired, bull-neCkcd Ital-
ian from Washington, Pa, for his
lack of style. But Angott kept ham
mering on in windmill fashion until
he was undisputed lightweight
champion of the world by virtue of
victories over Dayey Day and Lew
Jenkins.
Came last September, and Angott
won a decision over Aldo Spoldi at
New orleans. Against Cute SpOldi
the champion suffered occurrences
of hand injuries that had bothered
him during much OF his career
Because Of those injured mitts fand
nothing is more painful than a
fractured hand Angott announced
his retirement in November.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
SPORTS PARADE
Angott Licks Pep In Upset
(NE1 TeLeph0to)

labor and then became boxing in
structor at Washington and Jeffer-
son university. He was keeping in
shape, without mailing anyone on
the nCggin, while his hands became
as good as new.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
l.. A. GRAIN
CRtEAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March 20 UPi-Grain futures
followed an uneven trend on the Bo =
of Trade today. After initial ad-anCes
markets weakened with oats counterng
the trend
Wheat finished the day off F. TO :,
cent a bushel. corn unchanged oats un-
changed 10 up l., and rye off 3, to a..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21

UNCLE SAM urges every home ard ranch owner
TO keep his home and other buildings in good con-
dfion, protected against and weather. Thafs
the only way TO avoid big costly repairs Iaser on
So don't neglect needed maintenance work NOW,
while most materials are still available.
NO PRIoRITlEs ARE REQUIRED for most neees-
sary repairs TO your home other useful buildings
In the case of plumbing fixtures and few other
restricted materials, Whiting Mead experts will
help you get necessary priorsies.
While there are, from time TO time, shortages Of
some building materials, these are usually only
temporary Meanwhile there is usually a suitable
alternate material which is just as good (ofter
better and economical.
Bring in your list Of building material needs NOW.
The wide variety OF Whiting Mead lines and the
unusual completeness Of present stock are
your assurance that your best chance of getting
what you need is here at building material head
quarters"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
M a r K ETS
Markets at a
Glance
Nv UNITED PRESS

Stocks nrcGularly loWcI III quiet trad
Ing
Bonds irregular.
Curb stocks mixed
Cotton steady.
Wheat fractions oG d eeui lower com
unchanged az ceiling levels
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
STORIES SPREAD

Immediately there were stories
that Angott had been forced into
retirement by gangsters because he
refused to do business" with Ger
tain New Jersey challengers. An
gott and his manager, Charley
Jones. denied those stories Vehe-
mently. AngOtt did bit Of manual
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21

July
September
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-21
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

80 90 8
50 qp6 !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Pitt Crushes
Carnegie Tech

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 30 CUP)-
Clark d. ShaughnesSy's Pitt Pan
theirs, in what constituted a
warmup game for next weeks
meeting with Ohio State. today
rolled TO a ass victory over their
city rivals, Carnegie Tech.
The Panthers scored once in the
first period, thrice in the second.
added two more in the third and
another in the final. Passes ac-
counted for four Pitt tsllies. Tech
tailed its lone touchdown in the
final quarter against Pitt substi-
tutes.
ShaughnesSy did his best to
keep down the score, but the
undermined Tartans, who had
only two full teams. we're out
clasSed. The victory was Pitts
third, against three defeats, while
the outcome ended Techs abbre-
waited five-game season with four
losses and a ScorelesS tie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Seibert viii PLAY

Earl Seibert was given per-
mission To leave a munitions
plant in Springfield, Mass, and
Red Mitchell was granted
temporary leave from the To-
ronto Shipbuilding plant to play
hockey with the Chicago Black
hawks.
Schoolboy Rowe of the Pills
was the only member of the
two Philadelphia major league
clubs TO complete the 1943 sea-
son with an average above 500
Schoolboy finished with IA
wins and 8 defeats . The next
best was Jesse Flores of the
Athletics with a 12-14 record.
Lum Harris was the losing
est pitcher in baseball. dropping
n games.
Trainer Ed Froelch may be
the first 1914 Yankee loss 10 the
service Though 33 and
married, Froelich has no chill
dren -. Froelich is also trainer
Of the hockey Blackhawks and
was once muscle adjuster for
Chicago's football Cardinals j.
J. p. Wood, reserve infielder.
may be the next Tiger 10 he
called IN the draft Wood
lives in Houston. Tex
Bob Hoerneschmeyer mo
typographical error, Indiana 8
freshman football flash, starred
in baseball, basketball and track
~ Elder High in Cincinnati
and just 10 keep in condition he
bowled in his spare time
he is 5 feet II inches tall and
weighs 1913 Coach 30 Nc
Millin calls him the best paSser
In Indiana history
, Fred (Firpol Msrberry has
come out Of retirement-hut not
10 pitch baseball. The former
Tiger, who quit the game IN
1871 10 settle down on q farm
10 miles from Corsicans Tex
ia now working as an account
ant in the oil and gas division
Of the Texas Railroad Commits
sion IN Austin Sam Byrd.
new Plum Hollow golf pro and
former Yankee outfielder, in
troduced Bill Dickey 20 his
tDickey's) wife on a blind date.
Mrs. Dickey was star ballet
dancer in a New York show at
q time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Old Stuff for Him

Luke Hamlin won 20 games
or more FIVE times, the first
time years ago for Fort Smith
in the Western Association and
the last time with Toronto the
past season He won 20
for the Dodgers in 1899
Luke couldn't get going when
he was with the Tigers.
Harlond Gift of the Wash
ington Senators spends most of
his time in the off season hunt
ing and skiing around his home
in Selah, Wash. he is an
expert with a gun Herb
Gardiner, who played in the
nets for Canadiens and Black
hawks and has received offers
TO return TO hockey. decided TO
stick TO his war plant job in
Philadelphia Doc Casey,
able right-hand man for Box
ing Commissioner John Hettche.
Is considering an offer as ply
steal director of a large war
plant Doc used to train
Jack Delaney and other top
notch fighters and is considered
one of the best handlers of
boxers in the country.
Four outstanding middle
weights of recent years-Ken
Overlin, Billy Soose, Tony Yale
and Fred Apostoli-are in the
navy Overlin is in the
South Pacific, Soose in Alaska,
Za1e 1.-THE middleweight cham
pion), in Puerto Rico and Apos-
toll aboard a cruiser and cap
tain of a gun crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Bill Daley Sparks
M to Victory
Ex-Gophsr Brilliant
in Farewell Same

Continued from First Sport Page
touchdown. McGovern'S kick was
no good.
Daley and Hirsch erased that
touchdown Immediately after the
kickoff, They tore the young Him
line to Shreds and they romped
down the field from the Z and in
nine plays had q touchdown,
Hirsch going the las, four between
left guard and center.
By this time practically every
Michigan player who made the
trip was in the game. Even those
who had been promised a look az
the beautiful stadium for faithful
appearances at practice were in
the contest.
A bad kick by Walter Correll
gave Michigan the ball on the
Illinois "a. Walter Dreyer, who
took Captain Paul Whites place
when the River Rouge star went
TO the Marines, galloped to the 6
on the first plav,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

high in the sales ORGANIZATION
for the Hiram Walker Co. with
his headquarters in Toronto.
Earl Dutch Clark, the one
time Detroit pro football great.
is a candidate for council in his
home town. Pueblo, Colo.
Clark Griffith thinks major
league baseball can get by on
4-Fs alone next year If neces-
sary Tom Yawkey is
ready 10 take the rubber off his
bsnk-roll again in an about
bid for JEFF Heath. the smuggling
Cleveland outfielder.
Bert Connors is now manag-
ing Kayo Morgan for Harry
Baxter, the big Spa business
man There are three
Secret brothers in service
Sammy is in the navy and at
sea Tommy is a Coast
GuardSman and third brother
IN the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Interlake 10 Meet
In Cleveland Dec. a

Commodore Harry c. Kendall
secretary of the Interlake Yacht
ing Association, announces the
annual meeting of the organization
will be held in Cleveland, Dec. 4
Joseph +. Nagel of the Edison
Boat Club has been nominated as
the 1914 I. l.. Y. A. commodore
James A. Beidler Jr. of the Toledo
Yacht Club is named vice COM
modore and f. w. Kiefer of Port
Huron and Lester r. Mylander OF
Sandusky are up for the office OF
rear commodore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Strong Stretch Drive
Brings Boysy Victory

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 QNS)--
After trailing most of the way.
Boysy. piloted by Steve Brooks,
put on a burst of speed in the
stretch today to win the $4,000
added Scarsdale Handicap at ia
maica. Bright Willie gained a
hard-earned second place, and
Wait A Bit was third.
Boysy was kept in hand in the
early running and was not al
lowed to extend himself until the
stretch, where he ran TO a 219-
length victory and returned $40,
S.. 10 and $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
wIEsE sMAsHEs OVER

That was the last play Of the
semifinal canto. The first play OF
the new quarter found Bob Wiese
smashing over right tackle for the
touchdown.
Bob Nussbaumer proved his
shoulder injury was completely
healed as he drove through the
weary Illini to give Michigan It's
final touchdown of the afternoon.
He went over from the 1-foot
line after doing most of the gain
ing on a 69-yard advance.
Daley and Pregulman rode back
to Chicago with the team. The
two stars fly from there to Nor
folk tomorrow. So Michigan said
goodby to two grand football
players, two of the finest COMPETE
tors in the land who are sure to
get consideration when all-Ameri-
can honors are passed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Missouri Beats
Nebraska, $40

COLUMBIA. Mo, Oct 30 (UP)
The University of Missouri IL
gers. proving themselves a power
house in the Big Six. sprinkled
a few beautiful aerials in with
mighty ground attack today to
whip the University of Nebraska,
54-20.
This gave the Tigers five VIC
tories in the last six years over
Nebraska.
Seven Tigers crossed the Ne
braska goal line. Don The Bulb
Reece, playing his fourth year for
the Tigers, went over for two
touchdownS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Tuskegee II
Here Saturday

Enlisted servicemen of h e
United States armed forces will
be admitted to the West Virginia
Tuskegee football game, TO be
played at University of Detroit
Stadium next Saturday Tickets
for soldiers are available at the
John r. USO located at John
r. and Adelaide streets.
Willis Ward. nationally known
football and track star of the
University of Michigan will also
make his debut as a negro college
gridiron official as head linesman.