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Evening star., 1943-04-25

The EIg11eT p11ce IS TOT tOp TOu1lu,
the lower price, for bottom round.
Small Store Prices Compared.
The effect of the new ceiling on
the smaller stores is illustrated
here, using the same seven cuts OF
meat, by showing the new dollars
and-cents maximum prices as COM
pared with typical prevailing prices:
Type of meat New Prevailing
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Weather Report

FURNISHED
District Columbia Warmer
winds
Virginia and Maryland:
Evening star., 1943-04-25

Potomac and Shenandoah muddy at
Harpers Ferry. Potomac muddy at Great
Falls.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today. Tomorrow
High 1888 p m. ! 10 a m.
Low --- 6:5S nj. 500 m.
High -------- | 80 y m
Low ---------- a" pm. S:43pm.
The Sun and Moon. '
Rises. Sets
Sun, today ~ 6:20 am. T:53 p m.
Sun. tomorrow - 6:1S 1;54 pm.
Moon, today 1925 M
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 80. on March 81.
Lowest 8, on February IS
Record Until 10 PM. SATURDAY.
HiRhest. eS. $50 pm. Yesterday year
ago, 80.
Lowest, Al, $50 am. Yesterday year
ago. 4S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
MI. Pleasant Coach
Gets Induction Call

Mt. PLEASANT. Oct rs fUP)
Leo Wisneski mead coach a. The
Mt. Pleasant High School whose
football team has won four shut
out victories IN as many starts
received his orders 20 report for
induction Oct. IS
II he passes, WiSneski will be
the second coach the school has
lost 10 the service in three
months. Head Coach Carlo Bsr-
neri received a navy commission
and resigned Aug. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BdsOrd Wants
LdMotta Bout

Jose Basora. middleweight
champion Of Puerto Rico Satur-
day, pointed today for another
shot at Jake LaMotta after poun1s
ing out a decisive l0-round VIC
tory over favored Fritzie Zivic
Of Pittsburgh Friday night.
Basora, who suffered bad
beating at the hands of LAMotta
in New Orleans recently, bat
tered Civic from the opening
round and came close 10 a knock
out in the tenth. The referee gave
Civic the first round but the
Judges awarded BaSora every
stanza except the ninth when the
former welterweight champion
found his stride
The Pittsburgh veteran, weigh
ing 80, a pound and a quarter
less than Basora, was sluggish
and unimpreSsive during most of
the fight and allowed the Puerto
Rican TO score hard punches fire.
quently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Lions Favontes
Over Cardinals
Play League Game
in Buffalo Sunday
SUNDAYS PRO GAMES
Lions Va. Cards at Buffalo,
Redskins at Green bay.
New York at BROOKLYN.
Steagles at Bears.

BUFFALO, Oct. l6-Buffalo
gets another look at National
League football here Sunday when
Detroit's twice beaten Lions and
the victoryless Chicago Cardinals
get together,
For three Lions il Is old home
week. Tom Colella played at
Canisius College here, Joe Bach
coached at Niagara the same
three seasons Colella was AZ Can't
sius. and tackle Al Kaporch was
at ST. BonaVentuTe
Coach Charles T.. Dorais eX-
poets a sterner argument than
when his Lions whipped the Cardi-
nails, 35-17 in their previous meet
ing in Detroit Those who like 10
wager here establish the Lions as
Ia point favorites.
The same teams played here In
1910, a scoreless tie in a down
pour. =
With reasonably fair weather, a
crowd of 10000 is expected since
"Fireball Frank" Sinkwieh will
be showing his wares here for the
first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Louis Group S Tour
In West Listed

WASHINGTON, Oct 16 CUP)
The war department announced
today that Sgt. Joe Louis and a
group of boxers who are giving
exhibition bouts at amry camps
will appear next at the following
posts
Alliance Air Rsse. Neh oct Is Camp
Carson colo oct 10 camp Hale Colo i,
OCT 40 Lowry tleld colo. Oct ~ Fort
Francs p Warren we. oct % GoWen
Field tda OAt 2h Geieer Field Wash
AdaIr ore Oct IS camp White.
Oie Oct 2g Camp Bealc Cal, Nov. ]
Msfhs5 Field Nov Fort ord, Nov. g.
CAMP Roberts Nov Z camp Luis Obispo.
Nov camp Cook. Nov 70 Nov. u,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Graham Sparks
Both Scores as
Cats Nip Sailors

EVANSTON Ill., Oct rs "JP|
- Northwcs'ern> crratic ofterse
ic'lcd behind otto Graham for
three minutes today long ENOUGH
10 score two quIN< toachd1Vns
and defeat Great Lakes. 800
4 crowd Of IS 900. including
5000 sailors. watched 80 Invest
crrs eleven. sPfnkied with navy
ira nce talent completely Stymio
a oue.nan sailor squad The one
man gang was Sieve l.ach. former
Duke star and Chicago Cardinal
pro. who began and ended Great
Lakes three serious threats.
Graham sponsored the opening
touchdown by passing rs 10 Herb
Helm on the Great Lakes 2S.
Graham ran for 9 yards, then
for /. and passed IA 10 Helm,
who was dropped on the s,
Don Buffmire then pushed
through guard for the score with
less than eight minutes remaining
in the second period
less than three minutes later,
Northwestern worked the ball "a
the sailors goal by taking ad-
vantage of bad kick and Graham
slammed across.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Sennipros Play
Windsor Here

Night football Will get under
way at Mack Park Wednesday
night when the Detroit SemiproS
tackle the Windsor All-Stars in a
return game.
At z p. m. there'll be a pre-
liminary game between the Oak
wood Bluejackets. winner of the
night league title last year, and
the Wolves, an east side rival,
The Windsor-Detroit game will be
played at SIS.
The Windsor club is made up
of high school and college players.
1t averages 1T pounds, with a
backfield Ringing around the 30
pound fullback, Joe Lesinki. The
team played a good game against
the Detroiters last Sunday, losing
on a forward pass and tumble
touchdoWnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Been There Before

Notre Danes game with
Great Lakes at ComiSkey Park,
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 70.
will make a third Irish team $
appearance in the Chicago ball
yard and the first in % years
Notre Dame met and de-
feated Marquette, 50 to 0, on
that field ON Thanksgiving Day,
1912. and two years later won
from the Carlisle Indians, az TO
6 Alpha Brszle of the Car
dinals has a cousin named
Omega. ,
New York Telephone CO. had
a total Of 2S3,075 calls for the
score during the three World
Series games played in Yankee
Stadium The high game
was the third, when there were
96. 200 calls Paul Schriber
of the Yankees is only a bat
ting practice pitcher but he has
collected enough in series checks
To buy nice home on Long
Island. stones throw from
Belmont Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Dir Trout's Disguise

The false moustache Dizzy
Trout planned 10 use entertain
ing soldiers on the now aoan'
doned All-Star overseas Jour
new will now be used against
Detroit bowlers this winter.
Billy Conn now is stationed at
Jefferson Barracks, ST. Louis
Check Dresser, Brooklyn
Dodger coach, is considering a
$4,000 offer 10 manage Al.
lanta. the Job Paul Richards OF
the Tigers held for quite a
spell Paul won couple
of remnants for Coca Cola out
ft. owners Of the Atlanta ball
club. =,
Puzzled people are asking II
Army can so TO Philadelphia
10 play Penn and Navy can
visit Cleveland TO meet Notre
Dame, why must the Army and
Navy football game be played
az West Point with only resi-
dents in and about the Point
permitted 10 attend Bill
Dickey, veteran Yankee
catcher, thinks Spud Chandler
is the best pitcher ne ever
caught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Duke Coasts to
l4-7 Triumph
Score Early, Then
Hold OF N. Carolina

DURHAM. y. c., Oct Is (UP)
- Dukes navy powered Blue
Devils struck twice in the first
half and then coasted 10 14-7
triumph over the University of
North Carolina today.
Carolina nearly upset the apple
cart with an SS-yard touchdown
pass and run midway in the final
period,
Tom Davis. senior fullback,
smashed the line from the Caro-
lima AZ and went over from the 4
Howard Hartley, sub Duke tail
back, intercepted pass at the
so and ran into the end zone
standing up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
SpOr is
Bob Swift, New
Tioer. Is Grid
and Cage Office
Bv LEO MACDONELL

William Harudge, president
a. the American League, Ss,ur-
dsv celebrated his 57th birthday.
He was born in Chicago &C.. Bob
Swift. new Detro4t Tiger
caicher lives in San Antonio
during the off season and Off
ciates in football and basketball
games Bob Hoey, Columbus
scribe. warns that Michigan IS
going 10 hnd Ohio States IT,
year-olds tough =. Wish EGan,
Tiger scout says Buffalo has
tho finest haif park in America
Both Sammy Angctt and
Fritzie Zivic name Ray Sugar
Robinson the best hghter in the
world pound for pound .
Johnny Indirsano, now a Cali
fornia referee who fought 10
champions during his rim 6
career. is the man who staged
the American Boxer was
Jan Judo wrestler in the move,
Behind the Rising Sun +.
From California comes woro
that Mike McNulty, the one
time DeuoiteT, has an outstand-
ing lightweight in Nick Moran.
a Mexican Jack kearns IS
putting on war relief boxing
shows for eastern industrial
concerns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Crisler Scouts OSU,
He's an Early Bird
BY EDGAR HAYES

CLEVELAND. Oct. is - When
the gateman arrived at the huge
Municipal Stadium here, some
three hours before the Ohio State
Purdue football game, he found a
lonely, desolate figure huddled In
the rain.
It was the head football coach
and athletic director of the Uni
versity of Michigan, Fritz Crisler.
on a scouting tour, He was told
the game started at 100, so he
passed up his lunch and rushed
10 see the Buckeyes in their
warnup drill.
Correct time of the game was
2:3O and Cleveland time is an hour
slower than Fritz Crisler's watch,
geared 10 the fast time Of Detroit
and Ann Arbor He got his return
train reservation on the same
basis and had to leave at the start
of the fourth period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
.Agqies' Passes
Earn $50 Win

FORT WORTH, Oct. 16 CUP)-
The Texas A, Il M Kiddie Corps
maintained It's unblemished grid
record today at the expense Of
Texas Christian University, cram
ming two touchdowns into the
third period for a 1870 victory.
The triumph left the Aggies the
only undefeated and united team
in the Southwest Conference.
Both OF the touchdowns were on
passes by Babe Hallmark the
busiest player on either team
Boyd ButchotSky received the
first, a 27-yard
The next was short only FIVE
or six yards 10 Don Flanagan
He slithered through and raced 90
yards for the touchdown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
GOES 40 YARDS

But that was only the beginning
of the end a few plays later
Noble Streaked 90 yards through
broken field for his second
touchdown. Cooley was really
moving now, and Northwestern,
lacking reserves. could offer little
resistance. Russ Simpson threw
g 30-yard pass TO end Tino Barbas
for the third touchdown of the
period.
To wind up the Cooley scoring,
Corky Foster, who must be the
speediest little fat fellow in high
school football here, tucked the
ball in his arm at midfield and
behind excellent blocking ran
across the goal line.
L. Of n. High and Southwestern
were in a Scoreless battle for the
first three periods before the Cubs
pushed over the lone touchdown.
The Cubs passing game clicked
in the final session and they ran
the hall 10 the Prospectors' 3,
from where Johnny Gavigan
bucked over.
Mackenzie was able 10 get 10
Centrars 25-yard line for the best
scoring threat in their contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Lots Of Gloves

Mike Jacobs reports that box
ing service equipment fund has
supplied more than $4,000
worth Of boxing gloves 10 men
in the service TAM Maurl-
clio and Gunnar Bsrland
weighed in on a penny scale IN
Syracuse recently The
ceremony took place in a sa-
loon owned by the matchmaker.
Earl (Dutchl Clark, former
player and coach Of the Detroit
Lions, was named quarterback
on Clark Shsughnessy's ALI
Time All-StaT football team
Besides Clark the back
field included Jim Thorpe,
George Gipp and Red Grange
Almond forwards were
Bronko Nagurski 81 tackle and
Don Huston on END
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Rochester S New T
PLAY Earns Victory

HAMILTON, n. Y, Oct. 16
(INS)-Using a T formatio n
learned only this week, Rochester
came to life with six minutes 10
play in the last quarter TO score
twice today and gain a Ia 10 6
victory over Colgate.
George Sutch passed to Bob
Polidor for the first and Roger
Robinson heaved as yards TO How
ard Werner. Glenn Furey scored
for Colgate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
PHoNY PHONE CALLS

Crisler had time to discuss many
topics. He told of receiving a
couple of mysterious telephone
calls early in the week before
the Irish game.
One was from Philadelphia. A
woman asked the coach how he
felt about Saturdays game. The
willy coach asked why she was so
interested that she called all the
way from Philadelphia.
She explained she was sitting
with some friends and they were
thinking of modest wager, to
which Crisler replied'
eff you've been sitting since ?
o'clock thinking of this game,
nothing could say would
change IT," and hung up.
Later, a New York gentleman,
who said he was an uncle of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

Detroits world champion Red
Wings will warm up for the Ma
tionsl Hockey League season with
four exhibition games IN the next
7 days. Manager Jack Adams an
nounced Saturday. Three Of the
games Will he played at Olympia
Capt Modere Bruneteau will
lead the Stanley Cup holders
against the Cleveland BarOns Of
the American Hockey League 81
Olympia Tuesday and Thursday
nights ana again at Cleveland Sat-
urdsy The Wings VIII play In
disnspons CapItols. Detroits
American League affiliate here
next Sunday n the annual Smokes
Fund game
Adams has SCI The gsuS reduced
prices for the exhibition. games but
spectators a. the Detroit Indian
apolis contest also Will be asked
10 include q package Of cigsrets
for the USO Smokes Fund with
the admission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Slide Rule Beaten

NEW YORK. Oct. Is up
Mrs. Edward Mulrenans First
Fiddle, with Warren Mehrtens up,
scored by three lengths over Slide
Rule today in the eighteenth run
ming of the $4,000 added Cont
mental Handicap at Jamaica
poHsy was third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
HANDY Man on Team

Babe Dahlgren served behind
the bat. at first, second, short and
third base for the Phillies during
the nANt season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Pitchers Wife Sssh Divorce

CONVICTION. Ky. Oct. is
fJP)-Mrs. Emily Heving has
filed suit in Kenton County Cir
cut Court for p divorce from her
husband, Joe HcurC Cleveland
Indians pItrher Mrs Iirving
charged cruelty They have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
MIsSPELLED NAME

The man spelled it Hersch and
received a quick reply that Mich
igan'S Mr.. Hirsch was not spelled
that way.
Crisler also revealed he had
heard from George Ceithaml, last
years captain and quarterback
who graduated as an ensign from
Notre Danes navy school about
three weeks ago. He is in charge
of landing boat in Italy.
Bill Combs, footballer and wres-
tier, wrote from the southwest
Pacific that he escaped machine
cunning party OF Japs only TO fall
into a pit and break his arm.
BY the time Crisler had been
in the stadium long enough for a
whole game to be played, the
teams were just coming on the
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Ten Big Winners

Harry Payne Whitney bred 10
race horses each of which earned
500. 900 or more in stakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BUN COOK is PILOT

Frank (Bun) Cook famous *.
New York Ranger. who hs, Just
been hired from Providence As
Cleveland manager will be seeing
his new team In action for me
first time
Cook may do some playing him
seh. hike his former teamrnatsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
friday, Gssnss J

Fridays tNneel
Western a. Cooley HRmtramek We
Eastern Msok PARK MchsuHis W wilbur
Wright, Northwestern Field ssutheastsTp
at benby, Northern a. HighiAhf PARK;
Central Al southwestern; Northsastern At
Psrshing
saturday. GAnpesl
Y ~ n We ChAdssy, souihweEterni
Rsaford 81 Northwestern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
COLTS TAKE LEAD

The surprising Colts opened up
again in the third quarter and
took the lead, From the Cooley
As, Johnny Damiani reeled off 20
and on the next play, crashed over
from the Is
That second Northwestern
touchdown iolted the Cardinals
and they bounded hack with an
amazing offensive that sent the
Colts Keeling. Right after the
kickoff Cooley marched 81 yards
with Doug Simpson, John Wither-
spoon and Noble peeling off gains,
Witherspoon piling over from the
3 Ia give the Cardinals the lead
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

Hirsch, wondered how the boys
felt about the game.
On guard as the result OF the
previous call. Crisler asked TO
have the name repeated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Wings Play BarOns
At Olympia Tuesday
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

Coach Frank Boucher of the New
York Rangers.
The BaronS have one of the big
gest groups of veterans IN the
American Hockey League They
have Dick Adoiph, Freddy Robert
son, Stanley Ferans and Zip Fos-
ter among their defense men, and
expect 10 put Les Cunningham,
Norm Locking, Lou Trudell, Tom
Burlington. Earl Barthelme and
Alex lBudl Cook into action as
forwards. Lloyd Storie of Wind
sor who played for Providence
and Washington last year, has
first call on the goalIes job
MAY ADD MORE GAMES
There is a possibility Adams
may arrange added out Of town
games with Indianapolis 20 help
tune his team further before the
Red Wings open the National
Hockey League season against the
New York Rangers, al Olympia,
Oct. 81.
The Olympia management also
announced Saturday that prices
for all National Hockey League
games here would be the same as
last wears with S275 for boxes
and outer promenade; $3.50 for
The first six rows OF the arena;
81 IS FOR the seventh row and back
NJ arena Sl65 for end PRONE.
nadc 81 10 for center balcony and
IS cents for balcony ends, not re-
.earNyad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
ST. Anthony II
Favored Over
ST. Catherine

st. Anthony and st, Joseph.
who appear destined to fight II
out for the First Divisions east
side crown in the Catholic prep
football league, are favored to
remain unbeaten after Sundays
games.
ST. Anthony will oppose 81.
Catherine al Mack Park. while
ST. Joseph faces ST. Benedict at
Ives Field in Highland Park.
st. Anthony has whipped st.
Benedict and De La Sale in its
two league starts, while ST.
Joseph has successfully hurdled
De La Sale and st. LadiSlaus.
Each of the leaders opponents
this Sunday has lost one and tied
one game in two league starts
this season. ST. Anthony and st.
Joseph do not meet until Nov, 7.
STILL IN RUNNING
LourdeS Of River Rouge, which
looms as a serious threat In the
First Divisions west side despite
its loss 10 St. Theresa in the
opening game of the season,
tangles with Holy Redeemer at
Southwestern Field in the feature
game in that section.
st. Gregory, upsetter of Cham
pion st. Theresa last week. is
scheduled to play st. Rita OF the
Second Division at u. OF d. High
in a montague encounter. st.
Theresa, meanwhile, must dispose
of ST. Cecilia Sunday 10 remain
in the running,
ST. Bernard, unbeaten but tied
In the Second Divisions east side,
meets a strong foe in st Paul
at Southeastern Field. st James.
the unbeaten pacemaker on the
west side, engages Catholic Gen.
trail Reserves at Ferndale in q
night montague game.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Sundays Gsmssl
~ Theresa We. -. Cecilia, kecass
Field
81 Leo vs.. st. Man Rsdford, e. Asry
Feh.
Lourdes vs.. Redsemsr, souhVStsrn
Field.
De La SANE "a. ST. LAdislsus, Keyworth
Stadium.
\ ST. Antheny vs. a.. csihsrins. Maeh
/ PARK.
81 Mary r. o. w. St Frederick.
| Pontiac,
ct. Rosa w. 81 Phulip,- Gallagher Fisla.
A., Paul We Bernard southsastsrn FIELD.
| 81 Charles Va, Annunelsiion, Mack
j Park e
| St Martin w. ST. Ambrose. Crosse
/ Points High Yita
ST. Gregory Va. 81 hItH, Z. y, HNn
1 Field.
est Jsmn W Catholic Central Re-
/ serves FerndAls
'Ds sAlsI Va. sacred Heart Ford red,
! Dearborn,
shrine ~ Little Flower vs. o. Pat
/ rick Wyandetts
81, Mary " e vs.. ~, stephen, Por
I Huron. Nj cismsns.
/ 'Nou-lsaEus same
All games al q 30 , m unless ether
( wise indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Cooley Runs Wild
In 18th TO Beat Colts
Cubs Turn Back
S'wes+ern III
TO Keep Pace
By JAKE BERSoN

Cooley Highs offense erupted
in q fury in the fourth quarter "a
smother Northwestern Saturday
afternoon, 32-12. 10 keep the Card
inaiS unbeaten in the Metropol-
itan League football race,
Trailing The logged Colt eleven
12-7 as the final period opened
Cooley scored four touchdownS
with breath-taking speed in the
next eight minutes in oVerwhelm'
inc their close west side rivals.
u. of =. High kept pace with
the Cardinals by turning back g
stubborn Southwestern team, 60
SATURDAY., and in the other game
Central and Mackenzie played &c
scoreleSS tie.
SUB is STAR
A substitute Cooley halfback
Alton Noble. spark-plugged the
Cardinals last quarter, 25-poin'
drive. He broke away on a 65.
yard end run that took the heart
out Of the firing Northwestern
players. Earlier he ran Is yards
for Cooley's first touchdown Of
the game in the first period.
Cooley tailed in the opening
quarter the first time il gained
possession of the ball, Noble end
ing a 40-yard drive by whipping
around end on a reverse from the
Colt Is. Corky Foster kicked the
extra point,
Northwestern came right hack,
and with the aid of two penalties
advanced 10 the Cooley 10 Dick
Dresser cracked TO the l, and on
the next play went over. Harry
Ramseys kick was wide, making
the score TO, the way ii stood
at half time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Amateur Soccer League

dsms, won Lost II, PiI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
BY LAYTON Carver

New York. Dec. 2s-lNS-Down
through the years there has never
been a football team the equal Of
the Chicago Bears. They stand as
the best under any and all circum-
stances. They can play a tough
game a week and still win the key
game. as they so often have done.
or they can layoff for a month and
still be the best as they were
against the Washington Redskins
on Sunday.
George Halss. the owner.coach
OF the Bears, has the magic touch
that makes great teams. The ma
gic touch probably is in willing
ness to pay for talent. but what
ever II Is. he has the hall clubs
Here in New York we are fettered
by parsimony.
Because everything that is done
in and around New York Is the
biggest and the best there is. in
the capital OF red-hot promotions.
there is no reason why profess
sional football should not keep
pace even in war times. II hasn't
merely because the professional
football promoters here have fall
en- behind.
Aside from that. ! won a dollar
on yesterdays game between the
Bears and the Redskins This Is
probably one OF those dollars that
will make people say that profes-
sionsl football players are bettors.
Here is the way this one came
about Stuffed full OF turkey and