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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
His Best Investment

1T was the only good invest
ment ever made" Richards re-
called with q WTl smile
A KID As crazy as Richards
vas for baseball a. @ searS old
vas sure 20 be a StaT I0 school
A. "A thIrd baScman and pitcher
Paul starred with The NaNd-
hachie hlph school team which
rolled Up a remarkable record ~
g. victories in a three year
stretch
Arr Shircs who later BECAME
p national figure as "a ball player
and fighter. va, on the Same
team Tho la~f Richard, heard
Of Art the forn>Er biz leaguer
vas Vorhne gn 81 WA job iA
Teyssl
Richards was one 81 those
rare young athletes who made
the leap from high Sc0Ool d.
recfly 80 the biz lcac1cs
Nap Rucker. IN 1926, signed
me up for Brooklyn, Richards
sad n was with the Dodgers
only couple of weeks when I
Uss sent 90 Piitsheld Mass
And from PittsheId was sent
60 Crisfeld In the Eastern shore
League. Crlsfeld j. the crab cen
ter Of the country and Is located
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
He Travelled Around

That was the start OF a tour
in baseball that was 10 take
Richards 10 many places. In
1929 he found himself IN the
American League - with the
Browns. Then he went to Tulsa
and Muskogee and later TO Mil
waukec
AT Macon (GaO. a Brooklyn
farm. Paul first met Earl Mann,
with whom the Tiger later was
to Join in a most successful COM
bination at Atlanta.
Mann wanted a catcher and
while had never caught, l
wanted to get away from Ma
con-" Richards recalled II be-
came a catcher and / have been
one ever since"
But once again BROOK yn
farmed him out, sending him TO
Hartford, then back 10 Brook
Ign. He went from the Dodgers
TO Minneapolis, where with an
impressive .361 batting average,
he helped the Millers win
championship in the American
Association. Minneapolis sol d
him 10 the Giants and in 1884
he finished the season with the
Athletics.
In 1886 he found himself al
Atlanta. which was to prove The
best move our hero ever made,
He helped win three Southern
League championships, twice as
manager of the club.
Richards is married and has a
daughter, Paul a Del, named
after a grandmother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Recreation League
Crowns Cage Champs

Highland Park, HamtramCk and
Center Line teams divided three
titles in the Inter-City Recreation
League tourney today Highland
Parks Class p team trimmed De-
troit, 42-39; Hamtramck defeated
Wyandotte in Class c, 31-25. and
Center Line upset Hamtramck,
1854. in Class BIB. Highland Park,
led by Sam Kachigian'S eight
points and Charles Zaratzian'S six,
rallied in the last half 10 win. Al
ChriStman was the high scorer
for Detroit with 10 points Joe
Coles 10 points led Center Line $
victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Bruins Need0ne
To Take Series
~ Tinted Pr...

Boston Bruins were within one
game Of berth IN the Stanley
Cup finals Of the National Hockey
League today after downing the
Montreal Canadlens. 3D., for the
third straight time last night.
Harvey Jackson's sudden death"
goal at 800 Of tAe second over
time game between the clubs fur.
nIShed the Bruins with their WIN
ming edge al Montreal. II gives
them an Overwhelming margin for
the fourth game Of their y series
on the CanadienS' ice March q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
CHICAGO
DETROIT
Shaker S ga Leads
Masonic Pinmen

Walter Shaker Of Friendship
takes hrs turn today as leader of
the Greater Masonic League with
ga last night at Grand Central
Recreation Behind him came jim
Moore and Dave Berger Paris
clean. 6O4 and GIL, respectively;
QUO Kaufman General Machine
and Wesley Hadley, Fort Boule-
ward co. each.
Armstrong reduced Friendship
80 - lead 10 four points in
taking three The winners had
TWO games 1893 10 $500 Wilbert
Hopg of Paris took high game
on .I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Baseball
Loop for
Services
By EDGAR HAYES

A baseball league composed Of
six or eight of the best service
teams in this area will operate in
Detroit starting around May l.
The teams will compete for The
Detroit Times Trophy and games
will be divided into two groups,
those played on the camp or sta
ton grounds and those played in
the city for the entertainment Of
the fans.
Plans for the league were
drawn at two recent meetings at
tended by officers from the army
navy and coast guard groups IN
this area. Another meeting will be
held in the near future 10 raufy a
schedule being drawn up.
The teams already entered are
Dearborn naval training station,
coast guard. Romulus army air
station, Selfridge Field, military
police at Rouge Park and Crosse
lille naval training station. II they
can assemble teams, Naval Arnory
and Fort Wayne may enter the
league.
The league will play a split sea-
son with a championship series
some time around Labor Day. The
teams will play a home and home
series on each base in addition "a
a two-game series with each other
team in Detroit. No Sunday games
viii he arranged so the teams can
engage in outside competition or
that day
The officers attending the last
injecting Of league were Nava
hrmory. Chief Les Hughes: Self.
ridge Field, opt. Dick Ramey
coast guard Chiefs Loren Grabt
and Bob Kadrebek; Rouge military
police, 1t. G. L. Johnson Dear.
born, 1t. Chester Bernard and
Ensign Robert McCahon; Crosse
lie. 1t. Dick Gallagher. 1t Charles
Zeno. 1t Anvil Dixon; RomuluS
opt. William F. Cochrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
over Bob Dawson :.
Trout Trucks
Pitch Against
Sox Tomorrow
By LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE, March 26-With
Hal White in the hospital and Doc
Cramer nursing an injured thumb.
Steve ONeill has been forced 10
revamp his original lineup that
Will face the White Sox in an
exhibition game here Saturday.
The Saturday contest will be
the first of a -twe-game set with
the Sox over the weekend.
Paul Dizzy Trout and Virgil
Trucks have been assigned TO do
the pitching Saturday. with Hal
ManderS, Harold NewhouSer and
Tommy Bridges or Roy HcnShaw
slated to hurl Sunday. Whether or
not Bridges will hurl will depend
on the condition of a blistered
finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Top Seeded Teams
Gain HandbdII Final

The two top seeded teams will
meet at Z p m. Saturday for the
state AAU handball doubles title
at Jewish Community Center. Leo
DrcSsler-Pau Merlo. No. / duo,
gain the final by whipping Joe
Winkler-Gene Epstein, 2l-l4, 21-
10 They meet Ted Lemmer- Ben
Waterstone, who defeated Jack
Hagenah-Paul Stobbe, 20-2l, 21-7,
2I-13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
LEAFS |NEPT AS WINGS
RIDE TO AZ VICTORY
Photo by Time. star Photographs
By LEWIS II. WALTER

son raced into Stewart, slashed
him over the head with his stick
as the two went 10 the ice, Stew
art retalIsted as he was getting
te=hiS feet and the second fight
" a. TN. Stewart went TO the zee
on top Of Davidson for little
punching and both drew five-mIn-
ute penalties. But Referee Chad
wick gave Stewart an additional
automatic l0-minute misconduct
feG- DRAWING; two MAJOR r-naities
in a game.
FIGHTS EQUAL GOALS
This time the Leafs couldn't
score bat the final count on the
fighting was two decisions for
Stewart two goals for Toronto.
1T isn't worth II. Jack"
Manager Jack Adams told Stew
art in the dressing room as the
Wings peeled off their uniforms
with an I-told-you-So air.
I'VE can't afford those goals"
but CaH taAc thAt stun
SAID Stewart.
You'll have 10, we can't afford
TO have YOU of the ice. fou'll
have 10 take II Saturday night
II the Leafs start tho same
thing" said Adams.
"Okay boss" grinned Stewart,
"IIl take IT."
Stewards two fights, however,
GContinuad nm Pa0a OIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
HARRIS TAKES OVER

With Cramer out, Ned Harris
will take over in center field.
fanked by Dick Wakefield in lett
and Rip Radcliffe in right.
Though he has a small chip in
the bone Of his right thumb,
Cramer worked out with the
Tiger squad yesterday. The doctor
said no Splint was needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Photo by Times Stan Photograph

TORONTO. Ont, March %
Gentleman jim Orlando is living
up TO the name Bucko Mcdonald
of the Maple Leafs gave him in
his "popoff' interview al the start
of the Stanley Cup series in De-
uoit.
The Montreal Italian who has
long been hated around the Ma
Itional Hockey League as the most
.villainouS and dastardly defense
man eXtant. IS becoming another
Lord Chesterfield since BuCko said
ne had been taking a Dum rap
when described as a hockey hood
Hum.
Gentleman Jim played his heart
Iout on the Detroit defense 10 help
beat Toronto last night But he
didn't forget the social graceS.
When Bob Davidson, Toronto
winger, and he colllded at the
boards near the Detroit net, they
caught referee Bill Chadwick in
the middle anC he hoped right
over the boards out of sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
HEWITT ARRIVES

With the exception Of the arrival
OF Mural Hewitt recruit right
handed pitcher from Clovis. y. NJ.
who was IN uniform, the workout
was uneventful Hewitt, who is
- years old. won 13 games and
lost 4 for Clovis. He lives IN East
st. Louis.
The lneupS for tomorrow s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

game that set
the stage for a
A-2 Wing VIC
tory
Early in the
season Gully
sigma lie d his
first appearance
here by bang
ing h o m r a
goal II was his
first and only
sc oring effort
of his maiden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Brodfords Seek Players

Players wishing a tryo4i WITTY
HrsGford> indicated IN Winning
tho Class C. Federation baseball
r'lc M l942. are asked "a call
Joscpn Cameron. IN 2-l2l6 OF
write MN al 1896 PrsInc De
fru.f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Orlando. EX-VilIain.
Becomes "a Sweet Boy
20 BY Tlme. SOC rhotogtapheI
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

as the crowd rosred with amuse-
ment
a few months ago the same
fans roared for Jim'S scalp as Or
lando engaged in the bloodlest
hacking duel in the history OF
modern hockey with Gage Stew
art
Orlando'S parents were in the
stands. which might have &C
counted for some of his kIndlineSS
but so was Jack Stewards dad
and Jack was in two of the lowell.
est fights OF the night. In fact
the only ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
STEWART GETS VERDICT

The newspapermen, even
those from Toronto, were unani-
nous in giving Stewart the de-
CiSion in his bout with Reg
Hamilton. although one Toronto
writer held out for a draw in
the battle with Bob Davidson.
That was, he explained, because
he knew DaVidsOn'S pOtentiali-
tics.
He did not think Bob had too
good chance underneath Stew
art. On the other hand, there
were those who thought Stew
art was entitled To the decision
on technicality since he pinned
Continued on Page 27)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

school students
IN a baseball
cOntroycrSy az
me Queens
school II vas
revealed today
Tho students
had been no.
.alrcd thrl
could have no
a,rbalI team
wear bc-
agsc ro appro-
praflOn had
- a.. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Tiger catcher
vas born and
still resides
Il d d n I
hink then
that % years
later / would
he play In &
with the Tig
ers," grinned
Ric hards as
he veteran
allied a
long and col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

EVANSVILLE, March 26 -
Back in 1917, Paul Rapier Rich
ards, at the time starry eyed
e-year-old baseball bug. SAW Ty-
Cobb drop a fly ball at WaXa-
hachIe TeN- Mhere the now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Race 3 Days for Charity

CHICAGO March ~ ttPF
Tho limos racing board approved
IS -pcCs. ,lN-day charity meeting
Tor Cn.CagCs SportSmen PsTh
april 24.3O,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
LANDED TWO TO ONE

Stewart gave Hamilton truly
fancy going over without gloves.
He landed at least TWO punches
TO one and scored a few on Babe
Pratt. too. in the five minutes OF
Standup punching that followed
Hamiltons butt-endlng OF Silent
Jack al the boards
When Stewart came out OF the
box after the Leafs had scored
their two goals, less than three
minutes remained. but Bob David
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Rally Wins Title
For CruiCkshdnk

plNEHuRST, y. C., March &c
GNSl- Bobby Cruickshank, vet.
eran from Richmond Va. Won the
forty first annual North South
Open golf tournament with a
card O. 2l7-75 4292
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

TORONTO. March % Gully
Simon. a Brockvllle, Ont, husky
serving his first season IN the
National Hockey League with
Detroit, has practically adopted
Maple Leaf Gardens as his favor
lite romplng territory
II was Cully's goal in last
nights third STANLEY Cup playoff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Youngsters rcbcllcd went on A
strike As "A compromise school
officials relcntcd said they could
have baseball If .thcy could raise
$500 20 pay for A.
Il This Stumpcd tho kids - and
that's where Walker came IN a
Queens resident himself, Dixie
heard Of the >talcmate and offered
his advice 20 The student commit
lee. AIl they had 10 do, said the
Dodgcr Solomon. WAS 20 sell sea-
son ticket, at 80 cents each 20 the
entire student body and Dixie
chipucd n $40 oI bis own 10 start
tho ball rolling
Now AN is peace and quiet on
the Jamaica High campus with
all baseball lovers busily selling
tickets,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
HELPS REFEREE

Davidson turned and was gone
with a flash of his skates But
Gentleman Jim stopped IN his
tracks. leaned over the fence and
extended brawuy arm 10 the
referee He pulled Chadwick up.
Stcadicd hum As he came over and
started HIM off with slight push
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
pixie "a SOHOHnROEn
Walkers Sage Advice Helps Queens Props
Settle Strike, Get School Baseball

NEW YORK March Is 1NS}
Dixie Walker Brooklyn Dodger
,uthcldcr. brought an end to a
strike" of 1000. Jamaica high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
SimlOn'S at Home
Red Wings Defenseman Scores His Only Two
Goals Of Season at Maple Leaf Gardens
BY VERN DEGEER
Sports EDITOR. Toronto Globe and Mail

A quick canvass of the press
box. with hand-Signal votes offered
by Detroit and Toronto news
papermen, gave Jack Stewart a
decision over the scrappy Leaf
defenscman, who had difficulty
escaping the Pilot Mound Mani
toba) boys singing night jab.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONELL.
Richards Got the Baseball Yen Is Years
Ago After Watching Cobb Drop Fly

at the tip OF that peninsula that
extends down I'm Chesapeake
Bay."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
STEWART CUT

Eddie Wares had just put the
Wings N front 40. of a pass
from Carl LlSCombe the third sue
cessful score producing play OF the
night for Carl when Stewart and
Hamilton claShcd in front OF the
Detroit bench. Stewart had n cut
over his left eye, which apparently
reused him 10 fighting mood
Leafs tossed home two quick
goals back of Mowers after tho
Standardization smuggling match.
Bud Pole got the FIRST from q
canging attack in which Gage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

season IN MAYOR ranks unIII no
came up with the fat one last
might.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

TORONTO, March %. - The
foot-stomplng Of 1892 Toronto
Maple Leaf fans echoes IN the ears
OF the Detroit Red Wings today
a the Snrrtes=etmHSIC.
Thousands Of feet Stomped in
Maple Leaf Gardens last night IN
deriSion OF the Maple Leafs As the
Red Wings ran up 40 lead on
the Stanley Cup holders made the
Toronto SCORING efforts look pNIful
even 10 their most biased followers.
With delonSeman Gully Simon.
Carl Liscombe ami Capt sid Abel
scoring in the first period and
Eddie Wares whaCking home a
goal IN the third the Wings rode
through to ~ victory. They
took the lead in the first round
series. two games 10 one.
The Leafs got the idea just a
little too late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Hockey PIayoffs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
sERIES A
tBest four out 81 aeven)
Detroit a. Toronto 2.
Toronto J, Detroit ? (ovsrtimsl.
Detroit T. Toronto 2
TOMORROw's GAME
Detroit at Toronto.
SERIES p
Best four out Of sevsnl
Boston = Montreal =.
Boston s. Montreal tovsrtims).
Boston 3 Montreal toverimsl.
TOMORROw's CANE
Boston a. Montreal.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sERIES a
Best four ou' ot ssvsnD
Hershey l. Buffalo o.
Buffalo ,, Hershey 2
Bunalo Hershey 2
Bunslo 10. Hershey a.
TOMORROW GAME
Bunalo A. HERSHEY
SFRIFS
Indianapolis beats Pittsburgh Esmaa
Cleveland beats Providence. ? games 70 G.
SERIES ~
tBes' tWo out NJ three)
Indianapolis g. Cleveland
TOMORROW GAME
Indianapolis At Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
STEWART SAT 1T OFT

BY drawing Jack Stewart, De-
troit'S all league dcfenSeman, into
TWO successive fist fights, they had
HIM locked in the penalty box
for all but a second or two Of the
last seven minutes. When the
Wings defensive star was Joined
by his effective tcammate. Jimmy
Orlando. because OF a tripping
penalty, the Leafs sent their scor-
ing stars, Bud Pole and Billy
Taylor, racing through the short
handed Detroit defense for two
goals in a minute and ~ seconds
Orlando just skated out ot the box
as Taylor pitched IN the second
Toronto goal
But tho idea II il was deliberate,
didn't dawn quite soon enough on
the dcSpairing Toronto club. The
Red Wings were home free, after
having partially avenged the de-
feat in that marathon overtime
game at Detroit Tuesday night
II is doubtful II Res Hamilton
and Bob Davidson. the two Leafs
who matched punches with Stew
art. will want 10 Try conclusions
again with the silent man from
Pilot Mound, Man. when tho two
clubs skate out for tho fourth
game Of tho best IN seven series
here Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

lDeen made 10 over the cost Inc uekC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

(COnthued on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Continued on Page 27)
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Sergeant Softens Tough Job
With Ample Quoting Of Verse

FORT JACKSON, 8. C-Scram.
bling frantically for safety, m in.
fantrynan tripped and fell nat just
as = tank crashed through the
i,nderbrush. swerved and halted.
The turret opened slowly and with
it came the crash-helmeted head
Of = sergeant, who eyed the dough-
boy coldly and intoned:
He died as one studied in his
death, to throw away the dearest
thing he owned q though It were
. careless trifle.
The soldier later discovered that
Sergt. Paul Benson, Of Freyzesberg
Ohio, was the 10eth Infantry Divi-
sion's chief literary figure.
His duties are to educate the rest
Of the. division in the uses Of and
In protection against tanks, work
that entails riding . 14-ton behe-
moth over soldiers entrenched in
fox holes. Occasionally, = doughboy
Is overcome with nervousness at the
Evening star., 1943-11-26
French Assembly Seats
Pierre Cot Amid uproar

BY the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, Nov. 26.-The French
Consulate Assembly has seated
Pierre Cot after . lively discussion
Of his policies when he was French
Air Minister before the war.
A credentials committee report
yesterday approving his seating
quickly brought an uproar. One
member assailed him as responsible
for the deficiency Of the French Air
Force before the war. Members on
the Communist benches jumped to
the floor to defend him, and the vote
finally went In his favor.
Addressing the chamber Cot re-
vealed for the first time that he
supplied planes to the Loyalists In
the Spanish civil war. adding MY
only regret is that I didn't send
more"
Evening star., 1943-11-26

" the reverse Of that which marked
their checkmAte In the. battle ot
Britain. Then they found that num-
bers alone could not guarantee the
Offensive. Now they must see that
numbers without. superiority In IRE
power cannot ensure their defense.
(Neleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance, ync.)
Evening star., 1943-11-26

! approaching trial, and Sergt. Ben
son walks over, ,raps the soldier,
tin hat and recites scornfully:
Why 10 pale and wan, fair
lover.
'Prithee, why 80 pale7
II, when looking well can't
move her,
VIII looking Ill prevail?
Prithee, why 20 pale?'"
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Movies Bor Youths

TUCSON. Ariz. R.-Iheatsf a.
ficials have adopted . reverse style
curfew-barring youths under 10
years OF age from show houses
before $50 pm. on school days. Too
many students, educators COM
planned, were cutting classes.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

There Is no such thing Is blood
less victory. Yours, too, Is needed
by Blood Donor Center. Call Dis
trict $500 to make an engagement.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Luftwaffe' S Defense
OF Reich Becomes
lis Major Problem

(E. Colston Shepherd ,pos air
correspondent tor the London
Times from 1929 to 1889, leaving
the Times to become editor OF
the toeu-knotpn English maya
zine the Aeroplane. He has
returned to the Times and Is
again its aviation expert and
commentator on dtr iDdrJare.)
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Alliance, Inc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Sports Roundup

today established
firmly sports first place the National
Brooklyn practically eliminated af
yesterday Giants who incdently acting pretty
and buried weeks ago
Gary police about S22 turtles yesterday
Derby ordered make certain none OF the
otherwise tempered
Joseph Fney was to signal the
p.
Yo-INs-A joint petition will be advanced Monday before
York have the Jockey
division OF the
This made today by Mer
William Seligson
emerged slim 10 fayorite In the
Ellis contest with Although the Bulldogs have been
Saturday with Muhenoeg local bet
backing Yas OF Navy and Marine ranes
Bucknel today their first grid
iron contest in s slightly the avorte However
because like tradt
tona football doomas this considerably strength
ened by VIA VS. and Marine trainees
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18
Service Mems Teams Enter
Into Fall Football Picture

vich, recently a frosh at L. OF Neva-
da.
Iowa Pre-flight has the boldest
OF the pre-fllght schedules. with
five Big Ten teams, Notre Dame.
Missouri Marquette and Camp
Grant.
Because OF that program 1t can
make itself felt among the colleges.
but there is, one handicap which
the pre.flights have in common this
year that they didn't have in ~.
They aren't using officers in the
lineups any more. Its strictly under.
grad and with the limited time
available not much progress is
likely to be made-and that goes
for Georgia, North Carolina. St
Mary's and Del Monte Pre-flights.
TT Riley. Kansas. which with
Camp Grant and Fort Knox. was
the Armys Big Three last year. has
team built around Capt Ben
Sheridan, eX-Notre Dame. and Ben.
ny Ford, Mississippi. half-backs.