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Evening star., 1943-11-15
By PAT O'BRIEN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Professional baseball is absolutely
essential" to civilian and military
morale, Senator Lucas, Democrat, of
Illinois said today in pointing out
that the sport is making valuable
contributions to the war effort while
using an 'infinitesimal" part of the
Nations manpower.
my sincere hope is that nothing
will be done by any agency of the
Government which will in any way
disturb the continuation of this
great American institution" Lucas
said in an address prepared for
Senate delivery.
Helps War Kitty Handsomely.
Baseball contributions to war
funds total $2,128,6 ,698, he declared
and admission taxes paid the Gov
ernment through the National and
American Leagues for the 1912 and
1943 seasons amounted to S2,289, ,7O2
Sales of War bonds and stamps in
drives sponsored by baseball inter-
ests netted $1,O27 ,923 ,225, the Sen
ator said, and the baseball equip
ment fund raised $25O,814 to furnish
sports equipment for men in the
armed forces.
Citing figures he said were OBJ
tanned from President Ford Frick of
the National League, Lucas gave this
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Bdksi Defies Ahearn
On Training Here

Joe Baksi, the Wilkes-Barre (PaD
heavyweight, and Goldie Ahearn.
promoter for the Liberty A. c., are
having a little argument as to
whether Baksi will report here to
finish training for Friday nights
fight at Uline Arena against Hubert
Marshall.
Goldie wanted Joe to work out at
the Liberty A. c. gym on Ninth
street, but Baksi prefers to train at
Stillmans gym in New York, where
better facilities and larger assort-
ment OF sparring partners are avail
able. Ahearn likes to have the prin-
cipals of his big fights here several
days in advance so the public can
get look at them in training. That
and the publicity interviews of the
big-shot fighters helps the gate.
1t appears now, however, that
Baksi won't get here until Wednes-
day. Marshall is on hand, though,
and is drilling daily at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Florida Dog Racing
Off 10 Early Start
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Nov. IS Some
5000 fans are expected to be on
hand tonight for the inaugural of
in 86-night greyhound racing sched-
ule at the West Flagler Kennel Club
that will touch off the earliest racing
season in Florida's history.
In previous years the dog tracks
have not started operating before
December /, with horse racing start
ing at Tropical Park here late in
December and at Hialeah shortly
after January l. The greyhound
racing season was heightened, how
ever, by the 1943 State Legislature.
Both the horse tracks are going
ahead with plans for full operation
this year despite the fact that last
year Tropical was forced to close
after few days and Hialeah had to
cancel it's scheduled meeting when
the OPA banned all pleasure driving
for a time.
West Flagler track officials an
nounced that horse and wagon lor-
ries would be in service to transport
patrons to the track from nearby
bus stops.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
BY TED MEIER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The pres
sure stays on Notre Dame this week
as the college football season heads
into the stretch and traditional late
November clashes begin to dot the
grid picture
After eight successive week ends
of wrecking such undefeated teams
as Michigan, Navy, Army and Geor-
gia Tech the unbeaten and united
Irish. ranked No. / nationally, can't
afford letdoWn at South Bend Sat-
urday against the fearsome Iowa
Pre-Flight Seahawks.
Like the Irish, the Seahawks come
up to this game unbeaten and united
in eight starts. They boast a strong
line in front of backheld featuring
such former professional stars as
Dick Todd of the Washington Red.
skins and Frank Maznicki of the
Chicago Bears.
n. DIS Most Formidable Foe.
II is safe to say that the Sea
hawks represent the most formidable
liOl VIC VI lllC SCdSOil W
Notre Dame record, a fact that
Coach Frank Leahy probably won't
let his boys forget during practice.
Featuring an afternoon marked
by freakish happenings. the Irish
bowled over Northwestern and Otto
Graham, Is to 6, last Saturday
while the Seahawks took Camp
Grant, % to 13.
Perhaps the most weird incident
was Ohio States 29-to-26 victor!
over Illinois with the deciding fele
goal being kicked II minutes aftel
nearly every one thought the gam,
ended in a tie.
The gun was fired on the fna
play, an incomplete Ohio State pass
Players of both teams were in thei
dressing rooms and the fans wer
On their way out when the official
ruled Illinois was offside on tn
play and two seconds remained.
The teams were recalled and tn
Buckeyes decided to try a field goa
instead of a pass. John Stungis, sui
Evening star., 1943-11-15
GuaddIconuI Vets
Prey Of ScuIpers

The scalpers played no favor
ties on the Redskin-Lion game.
Two Marines wearing the star
spangled shoulder patch of the
First Marine Division paid IS
each for seats worth $3.50 apiece.
The First Division was the original
unit on Guadalcanal.
Redskin General Manager Sid
Carroll said the Redskins do not
sell large blocks of tickets to un-
known persons. I'VE sell blocks
of four or six to people we don't
know" he said. "We, too. would
like to prevent scalping."
Evening star., 1943-11-15
|Seohowks Keep Notre Dame
Under Pressure This Week

back, made good from placement
on the Illinois 16 to win Ohio States
first Big Ten game of the year.
Sports writers had to dig out the
rule book to check on a seldom
seen playa forward pass thrown
from the end zone that falls in
complete behind the goal line-that
helped North Carolina upset Penn
sylvania, 9 to 6, and Army come
from behind to defeat Sampson
Naval, 1877.
In each case the officials ruled an
automatic safety for the defending
team-that is, for the Tar Heels
and the Cadets Rule 9, section 4,
article 2, clearly states: When a
player of the team in possession
of the ball makes a forward pass
which becomes incomplete behind
his goal line safety shall
be declared"
Two Other Surprises.
The $50 rout of Southern Cali
fornia by the 4th Air Force of March
Field and Oklahoma's 20-13 con-
quest of Missouri in the Big Six
Conference also came under the
head of surprises. Jack Jacobs
threw three touchdown passes to
spark the March Field flyers.
Saturdays results left these teams
outstanding in their areas:
East-Navy. 61-O victor over Columbia:
Dartmouth, 600 winner of Cornell, Army
and Penn.
South-Duke, 1910 winner over Virginia;
and North Carolina.
southeast-Georsia Tech. which wal
loped Tulane, 1910.
Southwest-Unbeaten but tied Tulsa and
Texas Aggies: and unbeaten, united RAN
dolph Field.
Miowest-Notre Dame. Iowa Seahavks.
Purdue, all unbeaten and united: and
Michigan. beaten only by Notre Dame.
Big Six-Oklahoma.
Rocky Mountain-Unheaten, united Colo
RADIO College.
| Pacific Coast-Unbeate ten, united Wash
| ington and q. S. c.. who are to meet in
/ the Rose Bowl, and March Field.
Traditional games on tap this week end
| include: Dartmouth-Princeton L. S. u
Tulane. Pitt-Penn State, Temple-villanova,
! Purdue Indiana, Ohio State-MichlRan.
/ Illinois s-Northwestern. Wisconsin-Mlnne
| and Duke-North Carolina.
Other tilts pair, Randolph ,Field-North
/ Texas Aggies, Colgate-Columba, Army
/ Brown, Drake-Tulsa. Clemson Georgia
| Tech, st. Mary's-U. c. L. A, Missouri
Kansas and Rect. c. U.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Sam PAGES Drive as Lions Bow
Despite Sinkwich's Fine P|uy

simply was trying to save democracy
by punching back.
Redskins Roll Again.
Lanky Bob Seymour scored the
second Redskin touchdown at 500
of the second quarter, taking a 81
yard pass from Baugh in the end
zone. Baugh had intercepted a
Sinkwich pass on his As and ran it
81 yards to the Detroit %. The
Skins punched over another in the
second period, when Sinkwich
wound up and heaved the oval
directly into the waiting arms OF
Redskin Tackle Lou Rymkus on the
Lion "a. From there angular Lou
rambled across the goal line un-
touched by enemy hands.
In the third period, the Lions
caught fire, scoring twice while the
Redskins crossed once. The Red
skins got their counter first, a 73-
yard march in seven plays with
Baugh angling a pass to wide-run-
ming Bob Masterson for the score.
Then Sinkwich decided the thing
had gone far enough. He took a
Baugh punt on his own 4 and bril-
liantly sifted his way through al
most the entire Redskin team n
yards to the Skin 49, After Baugh
recovered a Detroit tumble. Ketzko
Detroit tackle. blocked Baugf
punt and Hopp and Net Matthews
took the ball to the Skin %. Then
Sinkwich passed the rest OF the
route to Jack Matheson.
Lions Get Fans Uneasy.
The Georgia all-America, still
breathing fire, intercepted another
Baugh pass on the Redskin 80 and
ran the distance for the second De-
troit score, but this time Lio's at
tempeted conversion hit the cross
bar
Six minutes into the last quarter
Hopp, going back as though to kick,
passed IS yards to Matthews on
Detroit's AZ and Matthews and
Sinkwich took it to the Redskin 40
from where frankie passed to Bill
Callihan for the third Detroit
score. The Redskin supporters be-
gan to get uneasy.
But Andy Farkas, most of whose
previous ball-carrying attempts had
ended in minus yardage, found a
big hole and broke through tackle
to 60 81 yards for the Redskins fifth
score. Then the Skins put the game
on ice with short Baugh-to-
Aguirre touchdown pass near the
finish.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Air Service Job Looks Better
For Luckmon 7 Than Sea Berth

Although the war may wind up
Sid's career. it also has given him
the opportunity to become the hot
test HEAVIER in the book. The call
to duty for several players-fellows
like Tackle Lee Artoe and Joe
Stydahar and Backs George Nc
Afee and Norm Standlee-just about
wrecked the Bears bone crushing
running game. This forced the
Monsters of the Midway" to take
to the air this year, and let Sid
prove he's flying fortress.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Rose Bowl |ntraIoop
|Washington-U. sc.
duel First Slated
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The
war has shattered another precedent
in the sports world. There will be
no East-West football game in the
Rose Bowl January /.
Instead twice-beaten University
of Southern California and unde-
feated University of Washington
will make it an all-Western affair
with the Pacific Coast Conference
championship at stake.
A special committee of the Coast
Conference yesterday picked Wash
ington's virtually untried but ap-
parently powerful Huskies to oppose
the fast-fading Trojans. winners oi
the Southern half of the war-split
conference title, in Pasadena New
Year Day.
First Intraloop Game.
The committee said it had Eek
plored in full the possibility of play.
ing game of traditional East-Wes,
character, but from all points o1
view, including the military. the
Washington Southern California
contest was the most desirable anc
practicable under present war con.
ditions.
1t will be the first time in the
history of the Rose Bowl contests
at Pasadena-dating back to 1916
that two Pacific Coast Conference
teams have met. In World War I
service teams from the West Coast
played there on New Year Day
Military orders against large Assem-.
blages forced removal of the 1874:
game to Durham, N. c., where Ore.
gon State defeated Duke University
20-16.
Huskies Sweep Schedule.
Washington's Huskies have wQr
all four of their 1943 games. Coach
Ralph (Pest) Welch's team trouncec
Whitman College, $50; the Spo.
kane CWash) Air Service Com.
mandos, 47-12 and Alt, and the
strong 4th Air Force team from
March Field, Calf, 27-7.
The March Field Flyers smothereC
the Trojans last Saturday. $50.
Coach jeff Cravath's U. S. c. team
defeated U. c. L. A., 900; Univer.
sity of California, TO and 1870; Col.
lege of the Pacific, 60; University ot
San Francisco, $40, and st. Mary!
Naval Pref1ight, 1870. But loss O.
key Trojan players in military trans.
fers left a weakened team thai
bowed to the San Diego Nava
Training Station, 10-7, a week age
and then to 4th Air Force.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
.O'Conor Firmly Refuses
To Name Turf Chief
" the Associated Press.

Ey Int ASSOCIaGed PfeSS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 15.-Gov.
O'Conor indicated today that he had
no immediate intention of appoint
ing permanent" chairman of the
State Racing Commission and that
recent suggest Ions of race track
officials could not "be allowed to
control the selection ="
officials of the Pimlico and Laurel
tracks said last week that Maryland
racing was being injured by failure
of O'Conor to name a permanent
chairman, contention that is de-
MED by the Governor. Frank Small,
jr., Republican appointed by
O'Conor, has been serving as chair
man.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Washington Lions Trim
Camp Pickett Eleven

CAMP PICKETT, Va, Nov. is LP)
Washington Lions, a pro-grid club
from the Nations Capital, defeated
the Camp Pickett Warriors, 1870
in game yesterday, with Backs
Banks, Perry and Wells sparkling
the attack.
The Warriors, weakened by the
recent loss of several key players
were able to make only one scoring
threat.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
26 Boys in School,
All on Gridiron
BY the Associated Press,

HALFWAY, Oreg., Nov. Is
The Halfway High School Wolves
have lost only one football game
In seven years. And the lone set
back was avenged Armistice Day.
$40.
Hallway goes all the way in
football. There are only 26 boys
in school and Is are on the SQUAD,
Number 26 is the manager.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Football Sunday
BY the Associated Press.

Holy Cross, IL: Villanova, z.
Lakehurst Naval, 90; Camp Kilmer, IL,
176th Infantry. 81; 30Oth Infantry. 20.
Camp Davis "B," IA; Wilmington IN. CO.
Coast Guard. 6.
Sd Field Artillery, 81; Wake Forest
Finance. o.
Washington Lions, 10; Camp Pickett. O.
Fort Bliss, 10; Biggs Field, o.
st. Mary's Prehight, Al; San Francisco, O.
Spokane Air Service. So: Whitman, 13.
Salt Lake Air Base. %: Fort Douglas, 6.
Late Saturday Scores.
S.W. Louisiana, 75; Lake Charles Air, O,
Richmond u. "a: Norfolk Fleet Ma
Morgan State. 2: Hampton Institute, O.
Cherry Point Marines, 20: Richmond
Mississippi State. 10: starkville Army. 0.
Northeast Junior Astu. 10; Camp Clai-
poane. 8; Peru tNebr) Teachers, o.
Illinois Wesleyan, o: Indiana State, 0
COLLEGE Of Pacific, 43: Yuma (Aris.) Air
Base, O.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Chicago Passing Ace
Bringing New Mark
To Big Battle Here
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Coming at a time when Sid
Luckman and Sammy Baugh are
engaged in one of the most furious
passing duels in National Football
League history, next Sundays meet
ing of the Chicago Bears and
Washington Redskins shapes up as
the seasons dream game.
Only the actual championship
playoff, in which these same teams
undoubtedly again will be thrown
together, looms as a rival for fan
interest.
With springy armed Luckman
whipping seven touchdown passes
for a new league game record the
Bears blasted the New York Giants,
56-7, yesterday. The victory as
sured Chicago of a tie at least for
the Western Division title. After
Washington, they will close their
regular 10-game schedule against
the Chicago Cardinals.
Luckman Presses Season Mark.
Although the Redskins dropped
three early exhibitions, including
one to the Bears, 21-14, their new
offense under Coach Dutch" Berg
man began clicking when it counted
and both teams are undefeated in
league play. Washington has four
games yet to go, two with New York,
but the Bears stack up as the only
threat to its record.
~ =
passing total to %, one shy of
matching Cecil Isbell's record during
last years 11-game schedule, while
Baugh brought his production to 10.
Slingin' Sam, whose six scoring
passes against Brooklyn stood as a
new pro mark for only two weeks,
pitched four yesterday as the Red
skins crushed Detroit, 1920. The
Lions Frankie Sinkwich connected
on two scoring throws, but four of
his passes were intercepted by
Baugh.
Throughout the league, yesterdays
games provided the biggest offensive
show of the season. since q touch
downs were collected, 18 of them
hooked on the end of passes. 1t also
was quite day for Bob Snyder,
Luckman's understudy, who place
kicked each point after the Bears
eight touchdoWns to run his total
for this speciality to 80, which ties
Don HutSon's one-season record of
last year.
Bears Set Other Records.
In addition to his touchdown pass
ing mark, Luckman set a record yes
terday by gaining 453 yards with
passes in one game. The total of 7O2
yards gained and the SOB yards
gained through the air by the Bears
also were National League game
records.
With Hutson contributing %
polntS-Snaring pair of scoring
passes, running IS yards with an
intercepted pass and booting five
extra points-the Green Bay Pack
ers handed the Chicago Cardinals
their eighth straight loss, 35-14.
Just to make the day complete
the lowest scoring game turned out
to be the seasons most surprising
upset. Ken Heineman tossed to
Merlyn Condit for 65-yard touch
down play which gave the Brooklyn
Dodgers a 1877 victory over the
Philpitts, the only Eastern club that
had a chance to catch Washington.
1t was the Eagles third loss and
all but gave the Eastern title to
the Redskins.
Other games next Sunday will
send Chicago Cardinals to New
York. Green Bay to Brooklyn and
Detroit to Pittsburgh to wind up
its season against the Philpitts.
Hutson Has Big Scoring Lead.
Hutson with his big day went far
ahead in the individual scoring
race. Here are the leagues top
notcherS:
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Irish and Seahawks
Retain Leadership

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-There was
no change last week in the list of
the Nations unbeaten and united
football teams that have won three
or more games. Notre Dame and
the Iowa Seahawks, who clash this
week, continue to top the select
group of 13 elevens Records of the
undefeated, united teams (three
games or more):
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Sa|lyLoop Would Play
# Conditions Improve
Py the Associated Press.

RS the Associated Press.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. Is. - AL
though voting unanimously to con-
tinue a wartime suspension of base
ball in 1914, directors of the South
Atlantic League have reserved the
right to change their decision if
there are extremely favorable de-
velopments in the next two months" "
Dr. E. M. Wilder, reelected presi-
dent for two-year term at a meet
ing of league directors here yester-
day, foresaw a very slim chance"
that play could be resumed. He
said that player shortages, travel
difficulties and lack of housing facil-
tiles in the eight league cities in
huenced the vote.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Win, Lose or Draw
Marshal! Would Poy High for Concrete Stretcher
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Preston Marshall who said last spring that football in
when he told flock of ~ football
couldn't
estimated the which pigskinners
His that he couldn't something stretching
stands at ct Stadium With Sundays Bear
seout
the Redskins far having capacity rong
each battle Marshalls understandable.
Georges accomplishment quoent high
stretching ball
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Meade to do the public address sys-
tenn job. Ray was inducted into the
Army Saturday, donned his uniform
and was given pass to do the PA
chore at Griffith Stadium.
Anvil Andy Farkas got away for
a touchdown run of 81 yards at
time when it did the Skins a lot
of good, but Andy did lot of bounc-
|ing-mostly Acknowledgements that
big Detroit line. One Detroit scribe,
noting Andy's fruitless efforts to
gain yardage in the first 40 minutes
cracked: "Farkas is the best man
in the Detroit backfield."
All But Pigeon Worried
That pigeon in midfield had
lot of people worried. He Cor she)
f1uttered down in the middle of
hot football game and stayed there,
leaping into the air only when al
most stepped on. Remind us to ask
Charley Tracewell what makes
pigeon so intent on committing sui
eide in front of so many people, or
do pigeons have exhibitionist COM
plexes?
Burning Tree golf pro Lew Wor-
sham, holder of the Middle Atlantic
PGA championship, is slated for the
Navy and probably will go to Balm
bridge, Md, where the Navy has a
big PI (physical instructorsD school.
Lew happens to be one of the fore
most young pro golf prospects in the
country
Doc Clarence w. Spears, Uni
versity of Maryland coach will tell
all at the Touchdown Club luncheon
tomorrow It's been a sad season for
Spears, but what can a man do with
out material?
Sammy Baugh, with 10 touchdown
passes in six games, and Sid Luck
man, with % for scores in eight
games, both are on the way to crack
Cecil Isbell's record of "a scoring
passes in one season.
Andy FarkaS now has scored
seven touchdowns against eight for
Moore in their personal scoring
scrap.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Dorozio, BoIden Matched
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Gus
Dorazio, Philadelphia heavyweight,
has accepted 10-round match with
Nate Bolden, Chicago Negro, at the
Coliseum In Chicago, December 10.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Points

Touchdowns: Redskins-Masterson t2).
seymour. Rymkus. Farkas, Aguirre. Lions
Jack Matheson. Sinkwich, Callihan. Points
after Observation-Disclosures (4. Aeuirre
%, Lio CD Substitutions: Redskins
BACKS. Seymour, Seno, Akins, Stasca. ends.
Piasecky, Lapka, Gibson. j. Smith; tackles,
Wilkin: guards, Fiorentino, Leo. Ribar ;
center: Hayden. Lions-Backs Van Tone,
Slnkwich. Hackney. Hopp, Keene Colella.
ends, Fisk; tackles. Kaporch: guards R.
Matheson; center. Wojciechowicz Referee
Tommy Hughitt. Umpire-Carl Bru-
baker Field judge E. Tyron. Head
linesman-Earle Cavanaugh.
StstiStirx
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Iron Man Kills Six Bulls

MEXICO CITY, Nov. IS P.-
Juan Estrada performed the iron
man" feat of killing six bulls in the
seasons final bullf1ght yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
washington, AZ; Detroit, 20
Chicago Bears, 56: New York, T.
Brooklyn. 10: Philpitt, r.
Green Bay, 35; Chicago Cardinals, IA
Games Next Sunday.
Chicago Bears at Washington.
Chicago Cardinals at New York,
Green Bay at Brooklyn.
Detroit VS.. Philpitt at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Trinidad Cats Victors

Two touchdown passes from Pos
trino to Pettinato gave the Trini-
dad Cats 1876 football victory over
Prince Georges A. C. yesterday at
Eastern Stadium.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Moore Wouldn't Take 1t

Willing Wilbur Moore was re-
moved for what the referee called
unnecessary roughness" deep in the
first quarter. But a few of the
customers knew snub-nosed Wilbur
simply was retaliating Sunday
punch swung by Detroit End Johnny
Hightower, who rubbed Moores nose
in a sideline stripe and then took a
punch at him. Wilbur got up
swinging. The officials didn't see
Hightower's rough stuff. 1T might
have been bad" said Redskin Coach
Bergman" if Sammy hadn't leveled
down in there"
Ray Michael, crack WMAL sports
announcer, came back from Fort
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Today a year ago-Frank
Dixon, N. Y. U. freshman, wins
IC-4A cross-country title.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Three years ago-Al Davis dis
qualified in nontitle fight with
Fritzie Zivic for repeated low
blows.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Come Is Grid Natural

Any way you figure the game
coming up Sunday, it is natural.
Here are two unbeaten teams and
two of the greatest pigskin tossers
ever to fade back and toss the oval
clashing in what is sure to be a
bitter bruising battle of lines and
fast, shifty football.
Baugh broke the touchdown pass
record two weeks ago, completing
six for scores against Brooklyn
Luckman, the ex-Columbia great,
shattered that record yesterday with
seven touchdown passes and was
the big gun in licking the Giants
56 to 7.
Marshall has another idea and
not bad one at that. Lou Rymkus,
the angular 235-pounder who has
been doing a standout job at tackle
for the Redskins this year, picked
off another interception and ran
for touchdown against the Lions
yesterday.
"Hey, Dutch" yelled Marshall.
Lets get that Rymkus in the back
field. He's too good at those inter-
ceptions in the tackle spot. If he
could roam around in the backfleld
what q man he'd be-"
Evening star., 1943-11-15

UdUUIt UeUWCCII OdI1IIIIy DduB1I anu
Sid Luckman. the great passers Of
the two division leaders in the play
for-play league. If $4,000 seats were
available $4,000 seats would be sold,
which explains Marshall's doleful-
ness.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Pro Football

EASTERN DIVISION
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Statistics.