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Evening star., 1944-12-21
Cards Set Two Team Records,
Bog Four Other Titles AfieId

with .so7, four ahead Of the Giants
Joe Medwick.
Williams nearest rival was Emf
Verban Of the Cards, but the winner
had q 3-point edge at .971 and Wal
ters was one Of as pitchers appear
ing in 10 or more games to field
1000. but he had most chances, 70
Lopez made only seven errors In
his 984 average while he tied the
mark held by Gabby Hartnett oi
the Cubs for catching 100 or more
games in the National for IL years
Mueller Durable Catcher.
Ray Mueller Of the Reds became
co-holder Of the big league standard
for catching endurance by working
all 1855 of his teams games, better
ing the former mark set by George
Gibson Of the Pirates in 1903
Counting a holdover string of 81
from 1943, Mueller now has caught
PIT successive championship battles
Damon Phillips of the Braves es-
tablished a modern third-base rec
ord for both circuits by making II
assists against the Giants August
20 and Roy Hughes of the Cubs
tied the old figure for third basemen
by accepting l3 chances against the
Pirates the same day.
In addition to hanging up two
major league all-time highs, the
Cards made most double plays, 1862;
left most on base, 1900, and tied a
National League mark by COM
pleting two triple plays.
Brooklyn committed the most er-
rors, 1877, and completed the fewest
twin killings, 112.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

No question about it, the postwar
world Is going to suffer from a rash
of monuments, just as the world
does after every war. The Gaines
Research Center is in the vanguard
of the monument raisers. 1t offers
a prize of $500 to the person who
suggests the most acceptable design
for memorial to be raised in honor
of the dogs that fought and died
in World War II. Idea more than
excellence of sketch will be the de-
Gliding factor. Entries should be
sent to Harry Miller Gaines Re
search Center, $50 Park avenue, New
York II, N. Y, before April 30, 1945.
The story of Bryce Blair and his
sheltie which helped him deliver
newspapers has been told in these
columns before. Here is the sequel
Bryce is away at school, but Silver,
the sheltie, has had to stay home.
A succession of new boys has taken
over Bryce's paper route and, as
each one takes on the job, he is met
on the corner by Silver, which care
fully goes over the whole route with
him. Silver delivers the paper right
at the door, shows each new boy
just how 1t should be done and then
retires until another candidate
makes his appearance. How he
knows a newcomer Is on the route
Is a secret.
Nobody ever will be able to collect
all the stories of collies and their
uncanny sense The unthinkine
average person is too prone to say
that the modern collie is not the
mental equal Of the old type collie
and let it go at that. But there
is man in the turkey growing
area of Virginia who has bought
Evening star., 1944-12-21
BY JACK HAND,
sociated Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Defensive
skill of the st. Louis Cardinals,
painfully obvious TO the Browns In
the World Series, were recognized
officially today in the National
League fielding records, showing the
champions set two major league
team records and swept four Of
seven individual titles.
Billy Southworth's Red Birds
established a new mark for both
leagues with a 982 percentage and,
by committing only 1l2 errors,
erased the old standard hung up by
Cincinnati in 1910. 1t was their
third successive fielding title to back
up three straight pennants.
Three Infielders Lead Way.
Ray Sanders at first base, Marty
Marion at shortstop, Whitley Kurow-
ski at third and Johnny Hopp in
the outfleld showed the way in their
divisions, leaving to outsiders
such scattered laurels as best field
ing Second Baseman Woody Will
liams and Pitcher Bucky Walters,
both Of Cincinnati, and Catcher AL
Lopez OF Pittsburgh. Leadership in
all positions, except pitcher. was
based on playing 100 or more games.
Sanders 1894 mark was just 2
points better than Frank Mccormick
of the Reds. Marion nosed out
Eddie Miller of the Reds by one
marker at 972, Kurowskis 965 gave
him wide edge over Steve Mesner
of the Reds and Hopp showed the
way among the regular outfielders
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Leone's S Rugged Talk
Gains $500 for VFW

Michele Leone. the hefty Italian
grappler, does not speak polished
English, but his impromptu speech
on the ring mike at the Turner
Arena wrestling show last night
netted the Veterans of Foreign Wars
almost $500 for their Christmas
fund to buy gifts for wounded serv-
icemen.
Nobody in the crowd of 1000
largest of the year-understood
much the enthusiastic Leone shout
ed. but by the time he had finished
the ring was cluttered with money
and the VFW Auxiliary passed
among the audience to collect more.
Leone's theme was: Whats a
malta you dopes-you no wanna
geeve to da boys?"
Babe Sharkey defeated Leone in
AZ minutes of the main event with a
body press. In women's matches Ell
vira Snodgrass used back drop to
whip Anne Laverne in Is minutes
and Violet Valentine overcame Nell
Stewart in II with a body press.
Laverne Baxter and Leo Numa grap-
pied to 30-minute draw.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
School, College, Pro Football
Merely Relative, Says REAGAN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-As-
sociated Press War Correspondent
Rembert James was on the high
seas en- route to action and aboard
ship he bumped into a marine cap
tain. The conversation was of foot
ball because the marine was a
fellow named Frank x. Reagan
who will be remembered as a
crackerjack halfback for Pennsyl-
vania teams during the 1888 40
period.
Correspondent James posed to
Capt. Reagan, who had a season of
pro football with the New York
Giants In 194l, this question:
Just how much difference is
there between professional football
and the kind played in colleges and
high schools?.
Capt. Reagan summed 1t up this
way, aboard Admiral Halsey's Sd
Fleet flagship in the Western Pa
cific:
Look at 1t from this angle. A
high school team, If it has two good
players on 1t, can usually play a
good season. Now 60 to college
II a college team has, say, five good
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Design for War Dog Memorial
SOUGHT; Collie Smart utor

and is raising show-type collies
which he uses daily with his flock
|of 5000 or more turkeys. Accord
ing to him, turkeys are among the
most stubborn creature on the face
of the earth and the most curious.
If one turkey in the flock hears an
unusual noise or spots a bright
color in neighboring field, all
5000 light out. But the collies
herd them, one collie doing the work
of four or Ave men in rounding UP
and moving a flock.
Comdr. Juan Seballos, here for a
short time, has with him an Aus
tralian terrier named Brissy, which
catches the attention of all OBJ
servers because of her savoir faire
and complete sophistication. In her
five months of life she has taken
part in every invasion with her
owner.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Six Fovorites Run to Victory
In Eight GuIfstreum Races

Woodrow Kirk Of Silver Spring. Nd,
brought In three winners, Grandma
Ray ($4660), Bardy ($l3.40) and
Bull Terrier t$ll.60).
Gulfstream was the only track In
operation today. Fair Grounds In
augurates = 75-day season at New
Orleans Saturday.
Jockey Herb Clasgett accepted hii
first mount OF the Florida season
but . third on Little Bunny and a
nth on Reaping Gem was his best
He had been on the sidelines since
an appendicitis operation.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Tinker, AiIing Again,
Rests Comfortably
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ORLANDO, Fla, Dec. 2l.-Joe
Tinker. part OF the famous Tinker
to Eyers to Chance major league
double play combination, now un-
der observation at Owens General
Hospital here, was reported early
today to be resting comfortably. !"
Tinker, "a, entered the hospital
Tuesday for the second time this
year. Last January he was crit
ically Ill for several weeks and for
a time was placed under an oxygen
tent, but recovered.
He began his major league career
in 1902 with the Chicago Cubs and
later managed that club and Gin
cinnati, as well as several minor
league teams.
In 1887 he formed a baseball
school here with Joe Strip, an
other former major Lacquer.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Pint-5ized Freshman
Leads Tulsa Eleven
Sy the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA. Okla, Dec. Ala pint
sized freshman will lead Tulsa S
veteran football giants against
Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl
game at Miami New Year Day.
He's Perry Moss, a level-headed,
158-pound tailback with an accurate
pitching arm, a solid kicking toe and
pair of flying feet. Moss steps
into the field generals post occupied
two years ago by Glenn Dobbs and
last year by Clyde LIE Force.
Moss, the only Tulsa regular who
did not play against the Engineers
in the Sugar Bowl last January
hasn't attained the all-around effi-
cheney of Dobbs or LIE Force but
his coaches think he has a brilliant
! grid future.
The f1rst-year man calls the sig
nails, does most of the passing, punt
ing and placement kicking and is
an elusive runner.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Vols Speed and SpiriI
But Lack Of WEIGHT
Impress Coast
~ III. Associated Press.

~ the Associated Pfess.
PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 21.-They
may not be big, but they're fast and
full OF fight.
That was the impression given by.
the tennessee Volunteers in their
Initial, unlimbering workout after
arriving yesterday for their Rose
Bowl clash with Southern Califor-
MAS Trojans.
Three hours late in a four-day
Ssnscontinental jaunt. the Vol
party was greeted by q brass band
and pretty 16-year-old Mary Louise
Rutte, rose queen. Miss Rutte and
Billy Bevis, blocking back and acting
captain for the Vols on New Year
Day, posed for numerous photo
graphs. Then Coach John Barnhill
whisked his 38 charges away to work
of their train legs"
In a two-hour drill the Southern
ers showed speed and spirit-also
extreme youth and slimness. One
veteran observer said the Vols ap-
pear to be the smallest team ever to
come to the Rose Bowl. Twenty
nine of the squad and seven of the
starting eleven are freshmen.
While program weights give the
Dixie boys team average of 1872,
they looked considerably lighter
The line which Barnhill assembled
yesterday averages 1877 to the Tro-
jams 211, while the Vol backs aver
age 1873 to U. S. C's 178. Troys
starting team will have bulge of
at least 7 pounds per man.
Vol heavyweights are Tackle Bo
Stewart. 205, and Guard Bob Dobel-
stein, 200 U. S. C.'s tackles, ALL
America John Ferraro and Peewee
Pehar, tote 235 and 265, respec-
lively.
The Tennessee backfield included
Buster Stephens and Mark ajor,
rugged frosh. and pair of 24-year-
olo juniors-the ''old men" of the
team-Bevis and Casey Stephenson.
Trojan Coach jeff Cravath put his
squad through another defensive
drill. using Reserve Tackles Jackie
Musick and Clark Higgins at guard
to get even more weight in the line.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

Ey the AsSociated Press.
Form players enjoyed a field day
at Gulfstream Park yesterday when
six Of eight favorites romped home
first. including Bobanet Stable s
Sophocles In the featured Illinois
Purse at $3.50.
Other choices to score were: Cir
Gus Flag, $50: Wee Shot, S6.10;
Twink Shot, 1910; Top Reward
$50, and Winsome Lad, $3.50.
Charles Town presented the clos
ing card of It's fall meeting, despite
an overnight snowfall. Jockey
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press,

BY the HsSocIdted PresS,
Today year ago-Yankees
voted No. l team of the year by
margin Of two points over Notre
Dame in AP poll.
Three years ago-Chicago Bears
whipped New York Giants, 37-9,
to win National League playoff.
Five years ago-Luke Sewell re-
leased by Cleveland as player,
signed as coach.
Ten years aso-Triumph Of
Yale's iron men" over Princeton
named biggest sports upset Of
wear.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Zocher, One-Time Major
League Player, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 21.-Elmer
Fl. zacher, supervisor of city play
grounds for 18 years, former major
league ball player and one-time as
sistant New York secretary of state,
died yesterday in General Hospital
after an illness of four months. He
was 81.
zacher was one of the first players
to catch a baseball tossed from an
airplane.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Smith Of Yale Honored

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. II lF).
New Haven 0ridiron Club, IN
organization Of football fans, ct its
dinner last night presented Thomas
B. Smith, I'd, Of Wyncote, Pa. 1885,
pound guard on the Yale eleven, q
trophy for having been the "out-
standing player in the Yale Bowl
here during the 1914 season."
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Robinson, Dixie Grid Ace,
Army Accident FutuIity

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Dec. 21.-Air Cadet
Henry w. Robinson, jr.. one of
Georgia Military Academy's best
halfbacks of recent years, has been
killed in an accident at Camp Fan
min, Tex, his parents have been
advised.
His father is Col. H. w. Robinson,
former Auburn end and line coach
at Georgia Tech from 1927 to 1890.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Mexico Has Light Team
For Sun Bowl TussIe

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 21.-A Uni
versity of Mexico football team
averaging 165 pounds will start
against Southwestern U. in the Sun
Bowl game at Ell Paso New Year
Day. Coach Bernard A. Hoban says
"As substitutions are made the
weight of the team will drop sharp
w." Hoban commented
Evening star., 1944-12-21

players, 1t should have a pretty
much topnotch team.
Stepping into pro football, each
man is chosen, or hired, because he
Is a star. Out Of 80 men on a pro
squad at least Is are very good
They are paid for playing good
football. So you get smart game
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Godoy Gets KO Victory
Over UIrich in Second
Ev the Assorjated prae,

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec. Ala
crowd Of 10000 saw Arturo Godoy
South American heavyweight cham
pion and twice challenger for the
world championship, knock out Juan
Ulrich, Peruvian, last night in the
second round of a scheduled 10
round bout. Each weighed 1e9
pounds
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Starting Five at L. S. U
Contains Four Frosh
BY the Associated Press.

Ey tne AsSoclated PreSs.
BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 27.-A
starting lineup consisting of one
sophomore and four freshmen prob
ably will inaugurate Louisiana State
University's basket ball season to-
morrow night in a visit to Alexan-
dria Army Air Base.
Athletic Director T. P Heard said
the remainder of the schedule will
include home and home games with
Alabama, Mississippi State, Missis-
sippi U. and Tulane In the South
eastern Conference, and several
service teams.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21

Nekega vecera mu rece: -
"Verjames, da nisem bila Sc nj
koli v "Folies Bergeres? Ali
me ne bi peljal tja?" - Obo-
tavljal Sc je liz strahu, da Sc ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21
LEPI STRlCEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal GUY DE MAUPAssANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc .
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc

voril, pa Sc ne bi bilo to vec
zgodilo.
stiri dni je neprestano letal
in Sc trudil, da bi 81 preskrbel
pet luijev, a VISA pota so bila
brezuspesna, in sedaj je trosil
ze drugega Klotildinega.
In ko sta Sc prvikrat zatem
sestala, j je. rekel z jeznim O.
brazom: "Ves, nikar mi ne u
ganjaj vee tistih burk, kakor
prejsnje veeere, &c ne, b. m
hud" - njej Sc je pa vendarle
posrecilo, da mu je zopet vtiho-
tapila dvajset frankov v hlacni
Yep.
Ko jih je nasel, je zaklel:
"Strela nebeska!' in jih je pre-
sprawl v telovnik, da hi jih j.
mel pri roki, zakaj bill je zopet
brez bozjaka.
Naposled Sc je listov blagaj-
mix udal njegovim obupnim
prosnjam, da mu bo dajal po
pet frankov ma dan. To je bio
ravno dovolj "a hrano, a ne do
wolf, da bi vrnil sestdeset fran
kov.
In ko je prijela Klotildo IL
nova strast "a ponocne izlete V
vse mogoce sumljive pariske To-
kale, Sc nj vec posebno vznemir-
jail, kadar je nasel po teh pu-
stolovskih izprehodih v zepu ru-
menjak, nekoc cello v cevlju,
drugi dan v pokrovu svoje u
re.
&c je ze imela zelje, katerim
"a sedaj nj utegnil ustrezati, ali
nj bilo popolnoma naravno, da
81 jih je rajsi placevala, nego
da hi Sc Jim odrekala?
Steer je pa vodjl raeune c
vsem, kar je tako prejel, da b
j svoj cas- povrnil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21
(Nadaljevanje)

Misli nj bio, pac pa prl vsa-
KEN restoranu, mimo katerega
je Sci, silna slast po jedi, da so
Sc mu kar slime cedile. Opoldne,
ker 81 nj nicesar izmislil, Sc je
hipoma odlocil: "He, obedovat
grem Klotildinim zlatnikom.
Jutri ga il vkljub temu lahko
vrnem."
Obedoval je torej pivnici
"a diva franka petdeset. v ured-
nistvo prisedsi je vrnil Sc slugi
tri FRANKIE. - Mate, Foucart,
tukaj innate, kar ste mi posodi-
Ii sinoci "a voz.'
Delal je do sedme ure. Potem
je Sci vecerjat in. je vel izno-
va tri FRANKIE cd istega denar-
ia. Sc dive casi piva zvecer, in
potrosil je eel dan vsega skupaj
devet frankov trideset cent?
NOV.
A ker nj dobil mixer kredita
in 81 nj utegnil odpreti v stiri-
indvajsetih urah novih virov,
81 je izposodil drugi dan Sc sest
frankov IL denarja, XII bi ga mo-
raj Sc isti vecer vrniti, tako da
je prisel ma dogovorjeni sesta-
mex stirimi franki dvajset v
zepu.
Bill je prav paste wolfe in skle.
nil je, da pojasni takoj cd kon'
ca polozaj.' Da porece svoji me
tresi: ives, nasel m tistih
dvajset frankov, XII 81 mi jih de.
la ondan v Yep. Danes tt jih ne
vrnem, ker Sc mole razmere
MISC izpremenile, in ker Sc nj
sem utegnil baviti denarnim
vprasanjem. A dal ii jih bodem
prihodnjic, kadar Sc snideva.'
Prisla je VISA prijazna in me
dena in v velikem strahu. Ka
ko neki jo DO pogledal? In dol
go ga je objemala in poljublja
la, da bi sc izognila raZgovorl
v prvih trenotkih.
On zopet 81 je mislil: "Bo Il
prisel cas-, da sprozim vprasa
ME. Paziti moran, da zalotin
pravo priliko.'
Tiste prilike nj zalotil in TAX
nj sprozil besede, ker sc je obo
tavljal dotekniti Sc tega koc
ljivega predmeta.
Ona nj govorila prav mic
izprehodu in je bila ma vse stra
nj ljubezniva.
Razsla ste Sc proti spolnoe
ko sta sc bila domenila "a sc
stanek sele "a sredo prihodnje
ga 'tedna, zakaj gospa de Ma
relle je imela zaporedoma We
dinejev pri svojih znancih.
Ko je Duroy placeval drug
dan svoj obed in je segel v re
po stiri FRANKIE, XII jih je Sc
mel, je zapazil, da jih je pet, i
da je eden med mimi zlat. =
Prvi trenutek je mislil, da S
mu dali prejsnji dan pri menjs
vanju ponevedoma dvajset fral
kov, potem pa Sc je spomnil,
srce mu je mocno utripalo, Ike
Sc je eutil iznova ponizaneg
po tel miloscmi.
Kako .mu je bilo zal, da I
nicesar rekel. Da je odlocno gt
~ .........1...
Evening star., 1944-12-17
Charles Town Results

FIRST RS RAcEmPurse. E,E $500; s,year-old'
sRassss ses so,sh ~ &. ks l4so sSS sSS ssE
wrsash Bsd Iady valley hsy'f Dfk eofioas aofSn
o,5s SECOND ON RAcERgEss, $ $500; o.. 4-zsar;
Riscnons Edsnsl de- - $50 9s4o 9s s.se s.e
Ida Time (CouccD 300
Also ranNclqek Time, styx; Smart
1aTy SnhnY Don6e 1si IrlSh paid syn0O
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-olds
strsdo ens up gaWnE in about so tpFongs sS
orioie Pennant ant FitzgeraidJ % I;0V $50 $50 go go
aFfz Fine eall / !M. !y1. kirk 300
Also ranSceltic Legend Red Jim, Murky
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
syearc1lds aIceh az and up: 1ts miles ,.o
b. 81 ssxz sneeze Edense 46o $eo eo so so
Oefislss Tim., Fitzgerald :5as.. $40
Also ran-Gay Victory, The Berries,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: 3-year-olds
end 1s up bsna6ne about 81 fp5lonsS 56
Road Scraper (Tammarol 2.40. 2.20
Time, U.4935.
Also ran-Trigger Rose, Barbara's Girl,
Roman Boy Caratinga, Sergeant j. V.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-oles
sedose ed up; e1a tpronss 5o
Bulrushes fEdens) 4.S0 $50
0pdo (FTanklinD 500
Time, 1:24.
Also ran-On Location, Grey Prince,
Satellite. Duke Reed, France On.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000 g.
year-olds and Up; allowances; about Z
furlongs.
Town Hall wv. Kirk $50 $50 go
Robert E. Lee (FiochhD 500 $50
Cushlamacree &c. Kirk 2.60
Time, 1:2S2s.
Also ran-Flying West, Macks Miss,
Uncle Buck, Rampage.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; 3-year-
olds and up: claiming; ! Ia miles.
Bardy (W. Kirk 334O 920 $50
Southern Yam (Tammaro) $50 2.4Q
Milk Toast tCarrillo) 2.SC
Time, 2.003s.
Crusade, Miss Gallant, Say Judge