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Evening star., 1943-12-24
Marines Too Strong
For Ga|Iaudet Five

Gallaudet's basket ball team is on
a $3.50 basis today after visiting
Quantico last night for a 1926 lick
ing. However, the showing of the
Blues, who previously had won three
of five games, was about as good as
has been made against the unbeaten
Leathernecks this season.
Paul Baldridge, Gallaudet cap
tain, set the pace for both teams
with 18 points but got little help
against the Unbalanced Marine
outfit, which had seven scorers
among eight players used.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Mount Rainier Tossers
Top Alumni, IS to 81

In a close, interesting game last
night, the current Mount Rainier
quint beat the Alumni, IS to 81, al
though Bob Bowman of the old
grads led the scoring with IA points
Fred Donohue topped the varsity
with IL,
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Golf Courses Here Closed

All municipal golf courses here
will be closed tomorrow, Christmas
Day, the National Capital Parks
Service has announced.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Irish Five Upsets Purdue

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. "a (P.-
Notre Danes basket ball team
handed favored Purdue 47-40 lick
ing here last night.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Win,Loseo orDraw
Christmas Is Just Saturday for Redskins
By GEORGE HUBER,
Star Stan Correspondent.

LAFAYETTE Ind, Dec. 24Tomorrow is Christmas for
folk but it's Saturday the Redskins football
through their last before against
the Ch-Bears for the National Football championship
Sequestered here in agricultural Lafayette
Pop $4,000 where the principal industry Purdue University
Redskins haven't had much time thought Christmas
of them have given thought they've careful
to talk about it. Football their business and business
them from home Christmas we'll that's
job to they'll do the their ability
with before heading home for late holiday celebrations
Lafayette is quiet-we dul-town that's
queer than that Purdue
home for the holidays Redskins
naturally disposal
around the hotel lobby
Aside green decorating
that Christmas
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Leone to Top Mat Cord

Michele Leone, italian heavy, will
head Turner's mat card next We'd
nesday against foe yet to be Sc
lected.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Kensington Quint Winner

Kensington Junior High School
trimmed Montgomery Hills Junior
High in hard-fought basket ball
battle at Kensington, 1920. Fred
Schenck paced Kensington with IS
points.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
|I|ini-Buckeye Overtime Grid
Tilt Easily Top Freak of Year

1925; the two squads went to their
locker rooms and the customers
started home to dinner. Then Head
Llnesman P. C. Goebel announced
there was an off-side on the last
play, so the two squads came back
out II minutes later for one more
play. A lot of the players were only
half dressed. And Ohio States John
Stungis kicked 25-yard field goal.
And the topper, says Ohio State
Coach Paul Brown, came when he
was instructing Stungis before the
play.
{" Don't worry, COACH he told me" "
Brown relates. "I never missed one
OF these in my life
How many have you tried I
asked him." Brown went on.
None, COACH"
Vote for Top Not Chose.
That's the kind of a show II Is
1olks-Worth the price of admission
Here are the leading things You'll
see (first place votes in parenthesis.
points counted on a 3-2-1 basis for
first, second and third place votes1 !:
Ohio Stste- -1I,i,ois Points
ouster re - 81, 14gKa
Clint Waeer ffpN frsct from baseball - 26la
dropkick t3l "a" Will ,-,<
NosEe eIeot me Michigan "lons count" -''s M
lehas into Wsrse ssme Rsy esy Bill Andrews gets
6uGk nl Harris dismissal as Phils'
Great Lakes do or die pass to beat o"
Notre Dame q =
cooper beating Yanks after fathers
f1rlng and rehiring Of Leo Duro-
-Four each: Paul Copoulos' two consecu.
stve Mn klcsoH runbacks for touchdowns fol-
Marouette %: women coaching football
teams. minor league revolution at winter
meetings. %: Browns and Yanks called
after ruling reversal ''>
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Five years ago-Don Bulge and
Alice Marble top mems and
women's tennis rankings as an
nounced by USLTA.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Quiet Porty Planned in Chicago

ThereU be effort holiday spirit the
Sid Carroll Turk Edwards
got their heads together and have planned little for the
Chicago will be the
Carroll wired the club there for the and
today he off shopping buy small trnke
perhaps necktie candy Understand there's
shortage of player.
Carroll incidentally get players.
Miller Frankie Baxter latter the
clubhouse staff different players and at
of the this of the The
Redskn given only about minutes at $50 in the
off the into other
Miller behind Indianapolis Ind transfer
point half round the lost Redsn
baggage and equipment end it Lafayette
Baugh will be learn that the Chicago
his Silver
the Tribune printed Associated
photo picture the Silver Spring Md)
Trade Farkas who
lives Silver Spring In the Tribune Lee Robinson identified
picture presents of
Silver Board Of Trade, Baugh
Now who'll be mad Silver Spring. Md, Sweetwater Tex?
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Borrowed Piqskin Used in Workout

with the Redskn missing, they at least
football which work while dressed in their clothes
late yesterday Purdue University eldhouse borrowed
from the Boemakers Last in New York
Country Club equipment and
workout the Redskins didn't have football
they walked plays Smith and
Ken Hayden used borrowed golf ball
The Bears already have advantage the Redskins
number of available Anderson Paddy
Dsco Luke Jonsos steered the
will find George Haas and Clark Shaughnessy hand
Comd Haas president the club head until
Navy the holidays Shaughnessy
the Tfomation working Pittsburgh, who
the Chicago University mdways
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Four each: Paul CopouIos, two tconsecu-
,ive klckoh runbacks for touchdoWns for
fess msp9uette ,i %; women coaching football
meetings ID: Browns and Yanks called
PACK from dressing room to Complete game
after ruling reversal
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Totals Ill 325 Totals ---26 5S
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Totals 15 535 Totals 13 531
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Fl. P Group
To Celebrate
9 Birthdays

NTENPERS ~ fNc t.0ha ara
vi Gawn cr#ptcr, 90. f0'
Highland Park Women Club
viii celebrate their birthdays
Tuesday evening "a the home OF
Mrs William Prakkan president
Of the Highland Paris Women s
Club. m Glendale avenue
Mis-, Martha Robinson Alpha
prcSIdc0t. viii prcSiCo ~ th0
affair 70 which past ADVISORS al
the Alpha chapter and officer
OF the Bets Chspter 7rc invited.
HiStor.0a. NIEhuEht> Viii he
recalled through recordings and
moving pictures while cNr.h.'~
prepared ID, NS William Miller
and Miss Sophie BcSanlck VIII
show what Is be.0C Gone 10 help
the community and country
a program entitled "lntorma-
ton Please Vl be presented
tndeF tAt.- direction uf Mrs.
Elmer j kline, assisted 10y Mrs
II. VI. Robins, founder OF the
Junior membership IN Michigan.
Mrs. c. Lloyd Callahan prcSl-
dent Of Beta chapter, Miss Bar
bara Matthew president Of
Gamma chapter and the follow
ing past presidents Of Alpha
chapter
HFSDtMFE
Erv l. Hathaway Guy Lane smith
r. Case.
MISSES
Hare Pierce Flsie Wade
gneW FrsWlev stella W.rra.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Stroh Has Supper Guests

Nothing much on the social
calendar TO report. Bernard
StFoh had supper guests at The
Country Club, Sunday night, and
Mrs. Ruby Boyer Miller had an
informal dinner Monday night in
her home on Provencal.
Mrs. William X. Williams gave
A supper party Saturday night
in her home and among those
who went and took their own
rations, were Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Mulkey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Volunteers TO Meet

Women's auxiliary 10 the Vol
unteers Of America Will peet-st
s p. m. Tuesday al 279 Mack.
Mrs. Elem + ZeFga president
has appointed Mrs. Ralph Park
inson chairman of the open
house scheduled for Thursday
from 3 10 s p. m, AT the new
Volunteer Center. East jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Country Club Diners

DINING al the country Gun
Sunday night we noted MIR. and
Mrs. John Sweeney, Miss Mary
Margaret Sweeney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen S. Stackpole with
Stephen Jr.-home from ST.
Paul's for his spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs James y.
Standish arrived with their
house guest. Mrs. Cortland Van
VOORHEES, Of Boston. and ORA
Mrs. William Spitzly were at a
nearby table.
Speaking of Jimmy StandiSh
his Victory Garden has super
coded his golf this spring We
saw him with his two manly
sons working like mad Saturday
raking, spading and clearing his
ground for all those vegetables
that are gong to help win the
war.
NO food - no fun" says
Jimmy.
Which reminds us Of the story
Of the 6-year-old child who
sadly told a neighbor
~ think I'll run away this
Summer-dad and nom are
going tn plant whole yardful
81 carrots and l Just HATE car
rotS."
We are going 10 make the
rounds OF the backyardS on
Moran TO watch the progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Did YOU know that there has
been So much vandalism, petty
thievery and public disturbance
i'm Crosse Pointe, n police
have been stationed at certain
drug and grocery stores during
the noon hour and the dismissal
hour at the high school and even
the grade schools?
These Youngsters supposedly
come from representative Amer
lean families and yet one store
keeper says sadly.
ct have 10 keep my doors
locked and the police In front
OF my store during the times
these children are at liberty
from school.
"They steal everything. They
come In such swarms that we
cannot keep them under control
and something MUST he done
about II. hate TO turn away
trade by offending parents, but
IL has passed the amusing stage
and has become very serious
Crosse POinte problem.
One or two examples Of proper
punishment by law might stop
this condition-nothing else can.
Our parents are too lax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Wylie Carhartt. Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Taylor. Mrs. Butler Hg-
bic. and Wallace Clements.
Mrs. Joseph Schenck had a
family dinner at the Colony
Club on Thursday night and
Mrs. William Offutt Mundy had
dinner guests that same evening
at the Little Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Cd. RiVer, nv. Oakman
Jos. CdmPdu, at Yemdns
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Unhappy wives, childless due to relieve
able functional weakness may now enjoy
the desires and activity Of Natures mos,
wonderful crcation--a normal, fully.de.
vclopcd, vigorous woman. A sensational
new vi,amin treatment specifically for
women may be just the thing needed by
the ohildess wife and quickly bring the
happiness Of a baby in the home. II IL.
Of course. absolutely harmless.
II you arc childless due to functional
weakness and lack normal vigor--if you
wish 10 eliminate one Of the great causes
Of unhappy marriages, by all means try
Pcrlex for one week. To introduce this
new vitamin combination 10 a million
women quickly. the Perlex Company.
3l4 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois,
will send a full $500 supply for only Sl.00
and few cents postage. Send no money
Just your name and address. Perlex
comes in plain wrapper--direc,ions arc
very simple and no diet o. exercise 10
required.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Entertains Com
munity Club

Mrs. D. u. James, 2204 Com
merce street was hostess to the
club en- Sunday, with Mesdames
Nettie East and Sadye Washing
ton, cc-hostesses.
Mrs. H. Spivey presided as club
president at the election period
when all officers were retained for
another years work and a brief
was announced that next meeting
business session was held. 1t
will he Sunday. March 7 with Mrs.
Dozzell, 27l7 Center. The hostess
es served delicious refreshments.
Mesdames Pearl e. Smith and
T. Stafford, co-reporters.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Patriotic Rally
Launched

1t has been announced by Mrs.
A. C. Alexander, president Of the
Missionary Society of Allison Pres
byterian Church, that a Patriotic
Rally will be launched on Fehru-
airy 81, 6 p. m. with Captain Bion
of Camp Robinson and Dean Mar
chant of Arkansas Baptist College
as principal speakers and music
to be furnished by the College Glee
Club. Special guest will be con-
voy of soldiers from the local camp
when the church group that day
will light candles for their men
lin service.
The Rev. ]. r. Henderson Is hoss
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
"
NOTES
Phyllis Wheatley Branch
'YWCA Holds Election

YWCA Holds Election
The Phyllis Wheatley Branch
YWCA met in its first regular
meeting after the Annual dinner,
Tuesday, February !, at $40. The
following officers were elected;
Mrs. S. j. Childress, President.
Mrs. F. M. Wallace. v. President
Miss O. N. Jordan, Secretary.
Mrs. T. s. Gravelly, Asst. Secty
Mrs. P. l.. Dorman, Treasurer.
Committee Chairman were APP
pointed:
Membership, Mrs. J. v. Jordan;
Mrs. D. J. Dubisson, Cochin.
War service, Miss Elvie Crenshaw
Hospitality, Mrs. Curtis
Miss Abraham, Co. Chairman
Girl Reserve, Mrs. l.. M. Chris
topic
Health Education, Mrs. Jack Da-
Wis
Religious Education, Mrs. Jenkins
Mrs. M. Ashford, Co. Chm.
Adult Education, Mrs. V. Sutton
NJ. p1oIn 1,, n INV,
Finance and Camp. MIS-. V. T.
Haywood
Program, Mrs. T. S. Gravelly
Publicity, Mrs. G.. s. Scott
Miss O. N. Jordan, Cochin.
The new members of the Branch
Committee were presented and
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Press Visitor

Master Sgt. Wesley johnson Of
the Hq. 1892 Fighter Group, Tus-
|kegee Army Flying School was a
guest in the PRESS office Sat.
Sgt. johnson is a product Of Golf
ornia and has had extensive mill
tary training in spite Of his youth.
He once served as LIST Sgt. with
the 275th Signal Corps.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Rev. r. 7. Williams, pastor Of
st. Paul A. NJ. Il. Church, will
address the group from the SUBJ
ject, "The Pastor As Know
Him" in the afternoon services
and the special sermon. "The
Two Objectives" will be brought
by DR.. J. r. Jamison, moderator
with mortgage burning ceremon-
les to be eliminated by the pas
tor and G. B. Perry and l.. Har-
ris.
It ia hoped that the occasion
will claim widespread interest
and the many friends are invited
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
M0rriltOn News

The membership of the Trinity
Baptist Church. MorrMton, COR
daily invites the various churches
and their pastors of the city and
adjacent communities to attend
the Mortgage Burning ceremonies
and the Fourth Anniversary OF
the pastorate OF Rev. M. w. Will
liams to be held Suday, February
IA
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Francis Daniels ia convalesing
rapidly. Her mother. Mrs. Ida
Johnson, and brother. Roman,
were here to see her on Sunday.
PERSONALS Roman John
son has gone to camp for his final
examination Mr.. Bolton had
ns his guest recently his son.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Esther Circle
Entertained

Mrs. Tiny Dinwiddie, who is pres
ident Of the Esther Circle of w.
Rock entertained the group at her
home, 1904 * Street with large
number Of members represented.
Members were inspied to continue
the missionary work. The group en-
joyed a delicious repast after the
business hours. Mrs. F. Hobson is
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

made brief remarks. These includ-
ed Miss Five Crenshaw. Mrs. Ash
ford. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Dubisson
and Mrs. G. H. Scott.
The members expressed their
regret upon the retirement Of
Miss Annie Gillian as President Of
the Branch Committee, but pledg
ed their support to the new admin
istration under Mrs. Childress.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
DO YOU WANT 4 BABY?
Msw vsmia csmblaation Drlass HeDe
q y ChiIdless Homes

Noshine equals baby TO hing en-.
plete unity and happiness into the home
and tie husband and wife together In Q
stronger bond Of enduring love and mu.
tual interest. Divorce il rare In The homes
Of couples that have children.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
+ !. IT, r II
|ARo.lMe6 Il,saNn

clude Mary Louise Allen, Charles
Coley, Calud Smith, Charles Glenn
ems, Charles Mays. Geneva john
son, June buckingham and Dor
thy Williams, who will portray
he lives of great men and women.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Rests In Rose City

Mrs. Ida L. Cotton. proprietor of
the Marquette Hotel, Memphis was
in the city last week. The beautiful
visitor left Friday after q few
days rest at the Graysonia Hotel.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Selma

By LIZZIE LEE JOHNSON
Sweet Hope Sunday School Is
improving rapidly under the
leadership Of the Superintendent
Guy and Wade johnson visit
ed their sick brother in the hos
pital In Pace, Miss. Their nephew,
Willie Johnson, accompanied
them from Bordpll Mrs.
Oracle Smith is still iii Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

I'm sure everyone has heard or
read something shout our Nation
al and internationally famous Ne
groes during this our "Negro His
tory Week" We should be proud
or, we should love more and do
more for our people. Some Of the
progress and achievements of
many of our outstanding heroes
can not be excelled.
Let us look closer on our local
talented Negroes and see the quail
ities necessary for praise. Give
them the flowers while they are
still in bloom.
THIS AM THAT ABOUT FOLKS
/ would like to make . little no.
taticn regarding the guests at the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alien
Richard Foster. Present were Mr..
Mrs. L. II. Gravelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Green, Mr., and Mrs. c. Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevenson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Banner, Mechanics
T.. c. Brown, VIM. Campbell. Plege
Miser, j. v. Burns, Mollie Hooks,
Ruth Finn, Geneba Lewis, VIM. Gil
Mnre Misses Ruby Johnson. Lois
Hopkins, Tommie Samples, Rethel
B. Ashford, Messers Oscar Perry
and Ebert Farris, other neighbors
and friends. !. Sgt Earl lee sta
toned with the Calvary at San
Diego. Calf. surprised his family
when he came for bref furlough.
All his friends greet him cordially.
Mrs. Maggie Boone has been on
the sick list for two weeks. She is
up and getting along fine. Mrs.
E. S. Waters very popular teacher
at Capital Hill School had a lovely
birthday on Sunday, She received
some valuable gifts. Sgt. Win
ston McLemore who has been in
the Canal Zone has frightened his
home as we'll as the city with his
entrance. He has made quite a.
record. We are wishing him more
success. Cpl. Jim Booker, former
Washington Commentator for the
STATE PRESS was home for a
brief visit and enjoyed seeing his
family and many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. High Nelson and many
other wrestling fans were out to
the match on Tuesday ehening at
the Robinson Memorial Auditorium
Some Birthdays mean something
So, Monday was a Especial" day
for Miss s. L. Tuggle Of the
STATE PRESS when she enjoyed
the day with Mrs. Harry Weathers-
by, Mrs. Jack Bum, Mrs. Rubye
Oliver, Mrs. L. G. Bates, Miss
Ruth Smith, Mrs. Maggie Miller
and Mrs. Chas. Grove and a de-
licious chichen dinner was served
by Mrs. Weathcisby, who was hos
tpcs nj her home.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Style Steppers Now
"Y" Group
BY Mrs. NJ. L. Bosley

Uy Wfss M N HO"sey
The Style Steppers met at the
YWCA on Thursday Of last week
with Miss Viola McMath as hostess
The club has been highly welcomed
as "Y" Club under the supervi-
sion Of Miss Thelma Bryant.
Plans are being made for club
uniforms. Needlework is being
designed by the members. We well
come Miss Betha Lee Frazier as
a new member.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
CLUB NOTES:

The Unique Club was maqcsti-
cally entertained with Mrs. Yer
dine Barkins, hostess. She had lots
CT guests and many beautiful
prizes were won. A very delicious
ropast was served The next meet
ing will he with Mrs Betton where
the completion Of plans for furnish
ing a guest room at Camp ROBIN
son will be the main issue.
Miss Title Ingram Of North
Little Rock, widely know Adult Ed
ucation teacher became the bride
Of Herbert Rogard.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Thomas. from Pine Bluff !.
lsiah Sanford. Of Chicago, M
was guest OF Miss Ilixsie L. John
son while on leave before oolne
to the army The next co.
munity Alliance meeting will ~
held at First Baptist Church IL
first Sunday In March.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
klDDIFS KORN Err:

Pupils of Capital Hill School are
participating in a Negro History
Week program. Participants in
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

i u WISH HeFet
Miss Jennie Louise jackson, At
tractlve daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Jesse Jackson, 2s15 Center 1t. and
prominent member Of the Liherty
Hill Baptist Church will enjoy .
brief leave from her studies ut
st. Louis to come here for visit
with her parents and m elaborate
birthday celebration has been plan
ned for her.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Miss Hill has recently recovered
from a major operation in a New
Orleans hospital and presently
heads the Y. w. c. A. in historical
New Orleans.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

to witness this epochmakins
service.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Just to inspire James Ellington
Edward. prior to his induction in
the armed services, the above
group met at the beautiful room Of
the Lafayette Luncheonette on
February 4 and joined in 'fare-
we'll" party for him.
There to lend toast to the oc-
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Miss Floritta Hill, former Ex-
ecutive Secretary Of the local Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. w. c. A. was a
weekend guest in the city, and
was recipient Of many social cour
tesies while greeting old friends.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Win, Lose
or Draw
By LEWIS r. ATCHISON
Time for Eddie La Fond
To Erupt in Boxing.

Nine months in the year Eddie
La Fond and the Catholic University
gym are normal, then the college
boxing season arrives in all its lusty,
haywire glory. M. La Fond becomes
a man possessed-sometimes the
word is dispossessed-and the gym
takes on the ointment-laden atmos-
phere of a small fight club.
In normal times, La Fond, pre-
cocious circus tightrope walker who
quit the sawdust circle to acquire a
college diploma and passion for
the fine, old art of beak busting,
would be as worried as taxpayer
in March. But these are unusual
times and Eddie is as carefree as a
bird in May. One reason may be
that the Cardinals do not meet any
outside competition until January
80, when Western Maryland visits
the Brookland campus, and there
still is plenty of time to NOPE and
be unhappy.
But neither does La Fond worry
too much under ordinary circum-
stances. Green teams don't feaze
him. He's had so many, greens
have become his favorite vegetable
his dish, and as one rival aptly
put it, he always comes up with
something.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Thrilling Sea Stories
Lure Away Ernie Foy.

But skies are not always blue for
the maestro of maui. Sometimes
fate intervenes and gives Eddie
wicked lab. Take the case of Ernie
Foy. for example. Foy was light
weight with lot Of promise, a boy
who could have been of invaluable
assistance to the team this winter.
One day Jerry Strang, MIDDLE
weight who fought for c. U. couple
of years ago and who was runnerup
for the national intercollegiate title,
appeared on the campus. He's an
officer in the maritime service now
and had some thrilling sea yarns to
tell, so Eddie thought it would be a
treat for the squad to hear them.
Strang was terrific. He had EN-
holding on to their seats and yelling
for more. If they wanted action
when they left school they could find
1t in the maritime service, he told
them. The next day La Fond lost
Foy. He was so impressed by
Strang's talk he joined the service.
La Fond doesn't know how Cath
olic u. will fare this season, but he
doesn't think it will be serious
contender for the national title.
With Welch he has Don Fitzpatrick
for the 120-pound role. Ray Calnan
and George Biron are battling for
the l27-pound berth, while Obregon
and Fred Randall are candidates in
the lightweight class.
Jimmy Kerrigan and Bob Ambrogi
fill the l45 and 155 pound slots, re-
spectively with Bob Heltzel and
Johnny Mcdonald arguing over the
165-pound assignment Obedinski
will appear in the 175-pound class
and Cody will handle the heavy
weight chores.