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Evening star., 1944-04-22
Totals 80 s21I3 Totals "a 5o1 !

Rnns-Street. Crunkleton (2), Brumield.
Grottum f2): Thompson, Kemp. Errors
Street: Leachman, George, Croft, Wilson,
Brumheld, Currin, Pigg. Two-base hit
Brumneid. Stolen bases - Crunkleton
Brumheld. Thompson, Grottum 90. Street
t2). Left on bases-Ws shington-Lee o:
Landon. a Struck out-By Thompson. 3:
by Granger. >; by Leister. / by Leachman
Lester, !; off Leachman, g. Hits-or
Thompson 2 in 3 innings: off Granger ! in
IL innings: of Leister, l in ? innings Win
|ninE pitcher-Thompso
Evening star., 1944-04-22

Runs--MarEs, Paden, A. Schrlder.
base hit-A. Schrider. Stolen bases
Fincham CD. xander. Gloyd. Hartzell
Marks t2), Belcher. Gray. Double play
Stover to Foster to Gray. First base on
balls-Of Connellee, 2; off Thrift, . Hit
by pitched ball-By Thirst (Butler). Struck
out-By Connellee. 8: by Thrift, 5. Balk-
Mr. Baker
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Blair Mines Late RoIIy
Beuts MARYLAND Park

The Montgomery Blair nine has
three straight victories to its credit
today, after defeating Maryland
Park High. 81, on the Blair dia-
mond yesterday A two-run rally in
the final frame did the trick.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Hollywood SIGNS Mexican

Jesus Valenzuela, pitcher for
Iamplco of the Mexican League,
mas been signed by Hollywood of
the coast loop
Evening star., 1944-04-22
John F. Case Dies

INDIANAPOLIS, April % tP.-
John Franklin Case, well-knoWn
trainer of trotting and pacing horses
whose most famous pupil was Grey
hound, died here yesterday at the
| age of IT,
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Minor Leagues

By the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL.
Buffalo, r; Baltimore, g.
Other games postponed. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 8; Columbus, 3.
Toledo. 4 Indianapolis, 3.
Other games postponed, wet grounds.
PACIFIC COAST.
Hollywood, 10: Los Angeles, r.
San Diego, >. Seattle, 0.
San Francisco. s; Oakland, s, II innings
Sacramento, 8; Portland, B, 13 innings
Portland, 3: Sacramento, D (seconC
game, innings.
Evening star., 1944-04-22

Runs-Jones. McKinnig, Shaw, Sickle,
klesgen CD, Fitch, Torrey, Taylor. Errors
-Torrey, Tanney, Polhamus, RAPPORT,
Shaw. Runs batted in-Comfort. Shaw,
Sickle, ,Basinger, Torrey, Godfrey Three
ssoen seh FGas Kiessen Dos
gle plays--Torrey to Polhamus to Tanney
go. Left on bases-Nilson, s; Coolidge.
z. Bases on balls-Of Henry, !: off Dor
sey, 6. Struck out-By Henry, 8; by Dor
sey, 8. Hits-On Henry, in innings; off
Dorsey. in 5 innings; of Fain, none in
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Henry, / !; by
Dorsey, /. Passed ball-Dorsey. Losing
pitcher-Dorsey. Umpire-Mr. Fry.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Washington at New York.
Eastern at Navy Plebes, An
aapolis.
st. Adams at Charlotte Hall.
Marist Brothers at Catholic
u. 2::30.
Evening star., 1944-04-22

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
St Louis. 4 Chicago, O.
New York, 3: Brooklyn, ..
Cincinnati. 4 Pittsburgh, .
Philadelphia at Boston, postponed.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Major Statistics
SATURDAY. APRIL 22

SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1874.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington at New York, postponed.
ST. Louis, ): Chicago, 3.
Cleveland Z: Detroit. A.
Boston at Philadelphia, postponed.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Trainer Schuttineer Smitten With Pukku Gin

Andy Schunger the other Whitney
entry Pukka Gin with the massive liked
the the first time likes the
he performs
Pukka Gin another which handle the Derby
1t will be interesting will against Stir the
coming Wood All of this doesn't other and
trainers have all the Whitney combinations
Who should be leading chalengers?
Challenge Me Challenger 2d flying which recently the
Arkansas Derby Another Zenith, Louisiana
Derby winner Bill Hes think that excite
ment surrounding his s66O0o Pericle Olympic Zenith has been
overlooked HE Hels think
good horse"
Churchill Downs be all gummed with Derby
matter-which happens
the fragrant
country.
Jones in Quundoy Over Coumets Pensive
brings possibilities
do about it. He still has Bull Weed Twilight Tear and Miss Keene
a Derby whira-
in l94l Something always happen Derby
to the broad shouldeed Missourian and his Texas hat.
1912 and
but to the That's the He ought
with Lawn and Seabui can't without
plastered
and this financial target which
New York England Kentucky
So the Derby concerned, things
there 148 entries There be starters
the other 1913 singing old FALL
Some of those I've mentioned tonight
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Comfort Hits Big Single.

Coolidge came up with a two-run
rally in the fourth inning to go
ahead of Wilson, Bob Comforts sin
gle driving in Chuch Kiesgen and
Paul Sickle, who got on via the hit
batter and base e-on-balls route. The
Colts batted around in the next
frame to increase their margin with
three markers. They got five hits
then, after which Josh Dorsey
famed Buck Henry, the Colt hurler,
to Leave three men stranded.
Evening star., 1944-04-22

| Games Today. Games Tomorrow
Wash. at New York. Wash. at New York.
| Boston at Phlla BoS at Phila C2).
| Detroit Al CleVP. Det. at Clev. 90
| Chicago at St L. Chi. at St. L. 90
Evening star., 1944-04-22

Runs-Ray (2). Tulenko, Cranking. Bla.
den 90, Principe. Mckay. Liggett. Kline
Mathieson: silyers. senatra. o'Hare. Err
rors-Mckay. Petty. -Purdy, Silvers, Diet
rich. Three-base hits-Tulenko, Ray.
Double play-Kline to Petty to Bladen
First base on balls-Of Liggett, 5 Oh
O'Hare, 4. Struck out-By Liggett, s: by
lOHare, 3; by Swisher Winning pitcher
l-LigRett. Losing pitcher-O'Hare
Evening star., 1944-04-22
Standing of Clubs

Games Today. Games Tomorrow
New York at Bklyn. New York at Bklyn.
Phila. at Boston. Phlla. at Bos i2).
] St. l. at Chicago. St l.. at Chi (2).
Only EaneS. Cinci. at Pitts
Evening star., 1944-04-22

Totals--37 16 ~ IA Totals 36 a24 4
Bethesda ------------ OO2 600 OO2- 4
western ---------- 600 l02 65X-l4
Evening star., 1944-08-13

The pivotal town Of St Lo
took O heovy pounding. The
Yonks not only hod TO blost
the Ocrmons out, but for
days otter American ooou
potion It wos under constont
ort'Ilery fire from 0ermon
batteries on high ground
south OF the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

all gave. an emphatic NO.
In a masculine cmanCipa-
ton. proclamation, the three
iurists ruled that a vie is
not entitled 10 pocket money
she is able 20 save from her
housekeeping allowance.
Even in these days a poor
husband has SOME rights"
said Lord Justice Sir Rayner
Goddard. ~
80 The pocket money" ques-
ton which all Britain has
been arguing pro and con for
months-was first brought
up when an oxford County
Court ordered Mrs. Dorothy
Blackwell 10 return 20 her
husband. from whom she is
separated, the sum OF S4l4
which she managed TO hoard
from $3.50 weekly house
keeping cash and So roomcrS'
rent.
She appcalcd-and the case
became son4ething OF a cause
cclebrc an9ng English fem.
iniSts, who grounded up law
ycrs 20 help Mrs. Blackwell
get the ruling reversed.
But the Court of Appeals
sided with the lower court.
Return the cash" the JUS
ticcS ordered unanimously.
Why, on your argument, if
a husband wanted roast beef
for dinner his wife could say.
No, shall give you corncd
beef and save the balance. 1t
is an impossible proposition
She might even decide TO
spend nothing at all and
starve her husband"
The three Justices further
ruled that the money a hus-
band gives his wife for house.
keeping expenses is not TO be
kept for herself. II is 10 be
spent TO make a happy home.
Lord Justice Goddard
pointed out that II an allow
ance-was 30 be regarded as
pay. out Of which money
could be saved. it might
tempt every ( husband to
squeeze hie wife down TO the
last penny
The battery Of women law
yers, WHo represented Mrs.
Rlgcl,W5ll, sd long and
loud but fuuIFly that the
saved hNs4 wiie'S in
GNuity and Gard work
should be hers q keep.
Lord Justice Goddard had
an answer for .tEelt one, too.
That is not laeT,' he said.
III is Cti.CS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

%AN a wife, who is given
4 money by her husband
~ 10 run the household,
skimp in order 10 save part
OF the allowance for HERSELF
Three Lord Justices OF the
Court OF Appeals in London
who were recently called on
10 provide an answer TO that
important domestic question
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Kills Millions Of Germs IN Tests

KIIks Millions Of Germs m Tests
The prompt and early and repeated
use Of LstrIne AnusePuc may
avert this mass attack get the
surface germs before they ger you.
This delightful gcrmiCde reaches
way back on mouth and throat
surfaces 10 kill millions of bacteria
-. gives Nature a helping hand
IN its right 10 throw Oft the mice
non before II gets serious.
This quick, cerm-kilIiaE action,
We heiese. explains Why Lisrcr.ae
Antiscpuc has had such an im-
Pfcssiye record against colds in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

NTHEN the thermosrat Says 90
w degrees As .yoa SIT down 70
play bridge maybe you Iia,. -r--C-
have a bottle OF Lsfc-ac Anti
sePuc handy, 70 be used az the
hrst s1eeze or snItflc.
Many medical authorities con-
slider a chill 4 daft, VET or cold
fecJ, and faugue 70 be important
factors in the production OF some
0t tfHc troublesome symptoms Of
colds.
In their opinio6, these factors
may lover body resistance SO that
a Threatening group of germs called
the NcoHd.zyy iHraeAe,J can stage a
mass invasion OF throat tissues.
Much Of the discomfort and
misery associated with a cold are
due, they say, 10 such mass
invasions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

wy - 1880 ~t
twelve years.
Fcucr Coids for
LHicrine 1nihcptieLse in Ten
a1sl..al uHraHzD r...s-
ada a1g ~ i1tfy1e .Iauetnc
h4Ih.ru'f nR jG.vure 4rl.sn
Hn. Eer-r7r...a. dlgyc2trt r,t
eolA dit aere y tly upe lesu.J
n.ll.4ey ~ cbzr4lAt.
Just remember, thar fifteen min
uteS after Listcfne AnuSepuc Vas
gargled germ reductions ON mouth
and throat surfaces ranging 10
%. 7% were noted and up 10
SOB even one hour after the test
gargle
Surely, when you feel a cold
coming on, IT'S just plain common
sense TO take advantage of the
LiSterine Antiseptic PreCauJion.
LAMBERT PnARMACAI COMPANY,
ST. LoAy, No.
BECAUSE or WARTIME resuictions
you may not always be able TO scr iIs,efiue
Anuseptic IN your iavoute sire Most
drug counters all. howevef, have /, gen
orally available "a srf size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Hadassah Society
Meets Oct. 4

THE DETROIT CHAPTER Of
HadaSSah Will hold a general
meeting and tea Oct 1 IN the
Detroit Institute Of Arts 10 cul-
inmate rs annual honor roll
drive
Mrs Louis Burns viii be
chairman Of the tea assisted
by Mrs. Samuel Feldman and
Mrs Harry Coggan Mrs Phil
lip Lipson Will be chairman Of
the musical program
Since the local chapter mem
bcrShip has increased 10 1000
new system of administration
has been set up The four main
groups within the chapter are
as follows Central group, with
Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich. president.
and Mrs Fred Ginsberg, honor
roll chairman; the Huntington
Woods group. Mrs Arthur
Winer president. and Mrs
George Stutz. honor roll chair
man. Russell Woods group Mrs
John Frazer. president and Mrs
Jerrold j. Marks honor roll
chairman; University group,
Mrs DAVID Cooper president,
and Mrs. Sidney ! Allen. honor
roll chairman. Mrs Louis
Glasier Is president Of the chap
ter as a whole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

guests were seated by 1t. Frank
Potts, USN, and Donald Daw-
son.
Mrs Dilworth attended her
daughters wedding in a dawn
gray gown of silk crepe and q
fuchsia and purple chapeau. Her
flowers were orchids in a cor
sage bouquet.
Mrs. Dorais gown Of soft pearl
gray was topped by a small
lowered hat in fuchSia shade
She, too, wore an orchid coFssge
bouquet
A wedding breakfast vas
served at Dearborn Inn 1t and
Mrs. Dorais left for Camp Pen
delton. Cal, where Ii. Dorais is
stationed.
For travelling. Mrs. Dorais
chose a gray wool boloro suit
and matching hat and an
orchid corsage bouquet.
Out of town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. George Nc
Cabe of Davenport, Ia, Mrs
Frank Gacen and Mrs. Adam
Coch of Chicago The bride
brothers, T. o. David Dilworth,
USN. stationed Al townsville
Pa, and 1t. Robert Dilworth,
were also present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Mary DiIwor+h Weds

The bride wore gown Of
ivory satin fashioned with a
msrouisette yoke Sprinkled with
seed pearls, long fitted sleeves,
and a very full skirt over hoops
with a circular train Her
double TERED finger-tip illusion
veil was attached 10 a calot of
Alencon lace, and she carried
two white orchids on a prayer
book.
Miss Rosemary Dilworth, SIS
ter of the bride. was maid of
honor. She wore a moonstone
blue taffeta. STYLED with A
square neckline. bracelet length
sleeves. fitted bodice and a bout
FAINT skirt. and head band Of
moonstone blue velvet, and car
ried deep red gladiol in an arm
bouquet.
William Dorais. brother Of
Il. Dorais, was best man The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Club Plans Picnic

Club Clarendon has been map
ping plans for the years pro
gram with a picnic on Sept 10
to start off the season Both
the new and the outgoing Off
GERS have been working on
plans. These consist of the
newly selected officers Michael
p. Laurel. president Ralph w
knuth. wee president Mrs.
Chester w SChagane. treasurer
Mrs. Donald +. Norris, score
tary Assisting are the outgoing
officers. including James r Bol-
ton. president Dee +. Cramer
vice president Mrs. Rex +.
Green, treasurer, Mrs Edwin II.
Eberhardt, secretary
Joining the outgoing college
list is Walter a. Fader Jr, VINO
departs Sept 10 for Howe Mill
tary Academy IN Howe, Ind. 10
enter his senior year Dave Rice
son Of Mr. and Mrs. James a
Rice. viii return 10 AShevillc
school IN AShcvllle, y. {, for
his last year.
Flint girls al MaryGrove Will
include Catherine Elliott. Mary
Ann Curtin and Geraldine Muir
ply who Will he sophomores,
with Monica johnson, Irene
Chabot Donna Smith, Mary
Ellen Drake Maze Marone and
Dorothy Orne as freshmen
Agnes Nude will be IN the
senior class and Corlnne Engle-
hart and Dolores Mueller,
juniors
Before enrolling AZ ST Mary
college. Miss Barbara Garner
VIII take time out 70 visit Miss
Evelyn Thorner IN South Bend.
Ind Returning 10 Brensu Col
lcEe az Gainesville, Ca for her
second year is Miss Peggy Nc
Ara who spent the summer
months a. a iob in Washington.
Among those entering the Uni
versity Of Michigan VIII be Jean
Alderman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Flint Schedules
Garden Exhibit
(Preston Sweet Photo

HIM Sept. z.
CPECIAL attention to the vegetable exhibitions has been
arranged for the annual flower vegetable show of Yard
and Garden Club Flint scheduled Saturday Sunday
Sept. 9 and 10, in Flint Institute of Arts.
Another wartime note will follow the policy of last year
that competitive features will be missing There will be
Judging due to the manpowe and gasoline shortage entry
fees and prizes But Sylvester Burke general chairman
that with dropping of these features the show
expected display careful attention in arranging
of specimen blooms and vegetables competitive exhibit
The Flint park department under the supervision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

son of Bloomfield Hills and Mrs
Albert p. Allmayer
Canning exhibits Will have an
important place IN the show In
charge OF arrangements for the
aiming classes are Mrs. Ernest
Binning, Mrs Roy (. Berry and
Mrs George D. Dudder Judges
are Miss Ruth Gorham and Miss
Marion Ryan
Mrs. Lynn McNaughton heads
the committee which Will assist
throughout the two days Others
on u are
NEsDAMES
Frederick S.eAne Fo.d Ecgir Barbour
Prank Goldis EdFsr FINK
Rome Farr vincent 2 DePe,r.i
Clarence Fer Harold Baxter
EuEene LepA Erll Lsiclch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
ParIeys Mapped
By Underwater

THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TON Of Life Underwriters VIII
hold IT'S wartime conference
Sept II to 10 IN Detroit Among
the Soclal-buSincSS combinations
Will he A cocktail party AT $50
p. m. Sept. y IN the BagIey
room Of the Hotel Statler fol-
lowed by the women'S round
table dinner
Prominent Detroit club women
Will be guests at a luncheon
Sept 10 al 1870 p. m. IN the
BaCley room. after which a
special program will he pre-
sented in the Wayne room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Mayfair Rombtes
Continued From Page One)

IN p. m on Saturday and from
10 a m. to 10 p m. on Sunday
The children are excited over
the show. as a large space Will
be devoted 10 their exhibits
Mrs. Philip Mulkey is IN s,,~vs,,
Of the children'S classes, assisted
by Mrs. John V. Redfield and
Mrs. Eugene Lewis
The committee on arrange
ments for the G ar d CLUB
classes includes Mrs Dexter NJ
Ferry Jr, Mrs John s New
berry and Mrs. BereStord
Palmer Jr
The Judges FOR special classes
for garden clubs are Mrs David
D. Dunlop, Mrs W D. Thomp-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Maryqrove Graduate

Miss NcNar1ee was graduated
from Marygrove College and
Cpl DOYLE from the University
Of Detroit Cp. DOYLE recently
returned from TWO years serv-
ice overseas and AZ the end oi
his leave viii report a. Patter-
son Field near Dayton for re-
assignment
The lovely early fall wedding
Of Mary Catherine Dilworth.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Dilworth Of Lawrence ave
nue., and 1t. Thomas c. DoraiS.
USMCR, took place Saturday
morning in Visitation Church.
1t DoraiS is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Dorals OF
Warrington Drive
Palms, tall lighted tapers IN
ornate candelbra and altar
baskets of white glsdiol dec
Grated the church The Rev
Msgr. John J. Hunt officiated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

of Parks j. ID. McCallum, will
have a garden scene display
and there also will be special
sectiondor childrens displays.
Admission is free. and a pro.
gram is planned for each
evening.
Assisting the chairman with
general details IS the club presl-
dent. Herbert Wethy. Others
working on arrangements in
clude the following Mrs E j.
Bedtelyon Mrs ( dwin r.
Crosby, Willard r. Houser Mrs.
Robert w Gamble. Martin
Chambers. Mrs. Harry VI. Mar
shall. Mrs. Alex Knopic, Mrs.
Floyd Forbus, Miss Elizabeth
Larson. Mrs. C. II SChram.
Mrs. Roy L. Bannon. Mrs. Har-
old NJ. Cook. Mrs. John Cannon
Mrs. Leonard r Redd Mrs.
William r HaSSner Mrs. +. 3.
Miner Mrs. John NJ. Rockwell
Mrs. Floyd Nouder. Mrs. VII
liam H. Cameron. Charles r.
Adair Mrs. Henry s LeDuC.
Mrs. Richard J Simpson Mrs.
George n. Nalway Miss Vivian
Sturdevant and Mrs. George {.
Paine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Mrs. Erwin Hostess
Al Navy Luncheon

MRS SID A. ERWIN. chair
man Of the Detroit Women s
Council Of the Navy League will
be hostess Al a luncheon al Il 30
p m. Thursday IN the Hotel
Statler for tho members Of the
board Of directors
Plans for Navy Week and
Navy Day will he discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

pompons, in the middle Of
which was standing a dainty
bride. Tai tapers IN crystal
candelabra fanked the floral
piece.
Mss McNamce received her
guests in q white gabardine
tailored dress and wore a
corsage bouquet Of red, white
and blue eladiol.
Mrs McNsnee chose an after
noon dress OF lowered print
crepe and wore CaTden.aS Mrs
Dcyles pale green crepe dress
also was ottsep by gardcnlaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Goodwill Juniors
Meet Friday at !

JUNIOR GROUP of the Good
will Industries will hold a board
meeting and luncheon at ! p. m.
Friday in the home Of Mrs.
Victor Wehmier IN Grayton
road. Mrs. Thornton Waterfall
will be co-hoSteSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
MadeIon GoIdhar
Be+ro+hdI Told
tcan walden Photol

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN d.
GOLDHAR OF Northlawn ave-
nue. announce the engagement
OF their daughter Madelon
Helene. 10 Ben thinner. son OF
Mr. and Mrs Harry thinner OF
Tyler avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
M Man,ee- Ooyk
ZoA Announced

AIR AND MRS. THOMAS r. McNAMEE at cocktail party
M their home in Santa Rosa drive announced the engage
rent Of their daughter Mary Elizabeth 10 CPL William A.
DOYLE Jr MI and Mrs William Doyle Of Stevens drive
The beautifully appointed cocktail table was laid with
Madeira cloth cenered with low arrangement of white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Kappa DeItas
To Meet Sc t. B

DETROIT ALUMNAE ASSO-
CITATION of Kappa Delta. Ma
tonal Sorority viii meet Sept
s Al 7,30 p m in the home Of
Mrs. Howard Maynard in Lake
pointe avenue, Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Miss SeiIoff Sets
September Date

Mr.. AND MRS. RALPH J.,
SEILOFF of Rivard Blvd, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Shirley 10 Benjamin
w. jayne. son of Judge and Mrs.
Ira w. Jayne of Chicago Blvd
Miss Seiloff attended Florida
Southern College. and Mr. JAYNE
was graduated from the Uni
versity OF Michigan.
The wedding will be IN Sep
TENDER
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-17

Over 12o,ooo,ooo ipsticks were
sold in the United States in 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-17
five
STATES Il GAMES

CHAPEL HILL, Dec. 16.-R--A
21-game basketball schedule o I
the U. S. Navy Pre-Flight school
at Chapel Hill was announced to.
day by Lieut.. -Comdr. Burt Ing.
wersen, director Of athletics.
The Cloudbusters, coached by
Lieut.. r. A. Dyke Raese, for.
mer cage mentor at West Vir-
ginia, already has played four
games. losing to Camp Butner and
the Cherry Point Marines in close
battles and winning over the
Greenville Army Air base and Sey.
mour johnson Field.
All-America and all-service foot.
ball star Otto Graham and Lieut..
Tippy Dye, a veteran performer
from Ohio state, have paced the
Busters through early games and
promise plenty Of trouble for the
opposition in the future.
The schedule (home games un-
less otherwise listed:
Dec. Is - Laurinburg Maxton
Field; 20-Fort Bragg; 29-Duke;
Jan. State at Raleigh; 6-Camp
Butner; 10-Duke at Durham; 10
Norfolk Air Station; Us - Camp
Peary; II = Camp Peary; 20
Jacksonville (Fla.) Air Station at
Jacksonville; 22-Norfolk Training
Station; 24-Fort Bragg at Fort
Fragg; 27-Georgia Pre-flight; 20
Camp Lejeune; 31-Edenton Ma
rines; Feb. 3 - Jacksonville Air
Station; 5-Wake Forest; TO- -Casu
No. 81; 10-Georgia Pre-flignt at
Athens; 12-Wake Forest at Wake
Forest; II - Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-17
Chicago Will Start
Training On March 8

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.- Up The
Chicago Cubs announced today
they would open spring training at
French Lick, Ind, on March 8 and
that they had booked three-game
series with the St. Louis Browns
to round out a 13-game exhibition
schedule.
Business Manager James T. Gal
lagher said the club would as
semble at it's Indiana base on
March with practice starting the
next day. The Bruins will rain
approximately six weeks before
opening the regular season on
April II.
The series with the Browns will
be played March 30-April l at the
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, camp of the
American league champions. The
Cubs previously scheduled six
game set with the Cincinnati Reds
and a four-game city series with
the White Sox.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-17
DEACONS DECLINE
sun BOWL OFFER

WAKE FOREST Dec. 16. -(P)-
Wake Forests Demon Deacons
turned down bid to the Sun Bowl
at Ell Paso, Tex. because Coach
D. c. Walker was not receptive to
the idea of playing a service team
the Second Air Force Superbom-
bers.
This was revealed today by the
colleges newspaper, the old Gold
and Black. The paper said also
that Coach Walker thought the fin
ancial arrangements were not sat
isfactory because of the fowl seats
only $4,000 fans.
Coach Walker did not feel that
the financial offer, whereby bowl
officials guaranteed only the team S
expenses, would be just complensa.
ton for such a long trip under
the present wartime conditions, -
the paper said. also If the Deacs
had accepted such an offer, ii
would have meant starting practice
again, too, the team would have
had to remain at Wake Forest ano
work out during the Christmas
holidays"
The Deacons lost only to Duke
this year, winning eight of nine
games for the most successful sea
son in many years at the Baptist
institution. Wake Forest had beer
considered bowl timber until its
defeat, $40 ut the hands of the
Blue Devils.