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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Wins 2GI
Prep
Crown
BY JAKE BERSON

Mt. Carmel High of Wyandotte
is one up on ST JoSephat today
in their perennial rivalry for the
third division basketball cham
pionShip of the Catholic League.
Meeting for the third straight
year IN the division finals MI
Carmel repeated IFS victory of last
year by defeating ST JoSephat
last night I'm the title game at
Redoemer, 1926 Two years age
st. JoSephat bumped the Wyan-
dotte school in the finals
After trailing. l0-4, i'm the first
quarter, St JoSephat whitfield MI
Carmels lead TO 17-l5 at half
time. mainly through the efforts
of Eddie Macieiko who scored
10 points.
Mt. Carmel however pulled
away again IN the third quarter
and won going away after starting
the final period with a 26-17 mar
gin. Hank KrolikOWSki paced the
winners with six baskets and a
field goal for Is points
Mt. Carmel finished league com
petition unbeaten II won II
straight on the west side.
Catholic League fveS. which
will hold up DetroitS end in the
state basketball tournament open
district play tonight al two gyms.
Redeomer and ST Charles Com
munity Center. Finals in classes
b and c are scheduled Saturday
night
AT Rcdecmer. the runnerup in
the first division. ST. StanislauS,
meets Redeemer in the feature
contest. 81. Theresa first divi-
sion winner, goes into action to-
morrow night against ST Gregory
or st. Joseph.
Tonight games.
A. Redeemer-N Visitation Va 81 Anthony.
$50; 81. Gregory vs. ST. Joseph 100;
Redeemer VS. S. Stanislaus $50
A. 81 Charles ST. Agnes vs.. ST. Floran
: 81 Martin VS. So Thomas s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Hitler Fooled

II was natural that with his
passing recently the story was
revealed how Charles j.
Charley Harvey fooled the
world Smarty Adolph Hitler
Manager Harvey, a globe trot-
ter AT heart. demanded S25 600
IN advance from German pro-
rnoters for a bout between his
boxer Steve Hamas, and Max
Schmeling.
Harvey, who knew all about
the acquisitiveneSS of the NaziS.
refused 10 have the money held
IN alleged safekeeping by the
Hitler-controlled government
and demanded his share of the
purse be deposited IN an English
bank before he would permit
Hamas 10 enter the ring.
The Germans tried 10 he
subtle with Charlie. They prom
ised him everything imagln-
able but he was adamant
No money in advance, no
fight with Hamas. al least
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Scores on Page 19

"Thc Big Three" in The Detroit
Times Classic today are lust
whore they were week ago -
three last night AT Loves Rccre-
bly,, Stroh and + & b each won
three last night At Loves Recre-
alton 10 leave Chene two in front
and + & b one below Stroh.
r. e. B was first in scoring on
1892 in overcoming Fife. Chene-
Trombly hit 2S10 against Twen-
tieth Century and won the roll-ofT
OF second game 95l tie. Stroh
captured AN three from De Luxe.
PcpSi-Cola and MincralttcS also
tied their middle with Mncralites
winning i'm the extra frame.
Murdoch outrolled Sackman.
2772 TO 2756 but dropped TWO.
Jack DlGiovanni, after a run Of
good nights. had a bad one and
fell TO $40 To make matters
worse, Frank Cell shot AS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Z SandIotters
Get Offers

Twelve Detroit sandlot stars
have been ordered to report to
training comps Of major league
teams this month This is one of
the largest crops IN years 10 get a
chance TO move INTO the bic time
Ray Meyers, Chicago White Sox
scout has signed five of the play
ers. a sixth, Bob Hall OF Crosse
lie Naval Air Station has been
promised p tryout when the var
ends. He was the star pitcher IN
the Detroit Times Scrvicemen S
League last summer
The White SoX S gncd CaSS
KwiotnicwSli a youngStcr who
saw some action last year with
the White SoN, he Is "a third base
man; Chester Conn. an inlicldcr
from BEDFORD High who recently
was discharged from the navy;
r 10y d RightcnburE Jr, a first
baScman from Paris team IN the
DBF: Kcl CriStanti who pitched
for a Class ID team IN Detroit last
summer
Bob Albertson from last years
Sans team was invited by the
Washington Senators as were Bill
Ebranyi a first baScman with
Auto Club. and John Bucck. an
outiicldcr from the same team.
James Mcdonnell. a catcher and
ouiGeldcr from the Legion, is
going 10 try out with Cleveland.
Charles Mead wifi go 10 the New
York Giants as viii Joe Stephen
son The ST LOUIS Cardin ais
picked up AuCic BerCjmo who
played with Columbus last year
and before that with Pjuengcr
Post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
For Better or Worse

II seems tbc TIL6Is arc brng-
Sag -nreth}n s-charactor
n NalGr Boom Boom Beck.
The pitcher
We once knew Walter Boom
Eoom Beck some 10 year, EGO
t'Er0 ho wa, pitching ln The
Southern League Sow up-
rI.l hc> >raupd - and hes
coming hack 10 tho majors like
blond bride for better or
worse
Tae Cd Scout having an
ir anHt interview with fan,
wrote in pat about Beck
"But 30 got back to Boom
Room" Ner'ufcd the first fan.
"Hc might dn the Tigers some
good "a pot pitcher He j. a
right handler with a Nidesrm de-
iiNerN and hos uard on right
handed hitirr>.
"N hon hc Was pitching for
the phillies. couple 81 wears
ago, hr used io heat tho RIOTS,
who had lot of right handed
ha,trrs.
~ the Tigers use Room
Boom against teams ~ lDpf"d
he might do we'll. But n no
hasn't much stun left tho hat-
tiers Nill hc knocking ca"h q or
down In tho rush - get uD 10
the plate - swing against hiu
"They tell a lot of stories
about the DAYS when Room
Boom was viih thr Dodgers
and Casey NtonccI WAS man
arcr. fr1 tf-f r1o'cr con-
fn "FAcr hear the one
about Boom Boom in the Phil
lies baud box parI, ."
40. lets have a."
"Well Boom Room Was pitch
inc and the Phillie> were smack
ing him nll over the park Hack
Wilson PLAYED right field for
the Dodgers and was Leg weary
from chasing long drives
casey went 10 the mound In
lift Room Boom and Wilson was
standing close 20 the tin fence.
that j. the right field wall. He
had bis head down and was taxi
inc & breathing spell, paying no
attention 10 what WAS going on.
Just before Boom Boom left
the mound he wound up and
threw the ball against the tin
fence. The crash woke up VIII
son and he took after the ball,
thinking Chuck Klein ar some
other PhillN PLAYER had hit an
other line drive"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Tickets for Clio Ring
Title Meet ON Sale

Tickets for the CO national in
championship boNIn <
bouts arc now on sale. The bouts
will he held at Olympia Saturday.
March p. and the profits viii 60
TO the lnfantilc paralysis fund.
There will he IA bouts. featuring
the best Go amateurs from half
a dozen cities Each winner will
be presented with a championship
ripg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
In the Big Game:

Andy Pupils, Chicago Cardinals
football player one-time Notre
Dame star is 10 be sworn in as
a navy ensign today at Chicago
Gene DeSautelS. former Cleve-
land and Detroit catcher, was
sworn into the Marines yesterday
Al Springfield, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Coco Fighters
DO Get KOd
In Is+ Round
By LEO MACDONELL

Good fighters never get
knocked out in one round"
This crack was repeatedly
made bv p acHt scribe az the
r.rc,i1c In Madison Square
G7rder recently after BUNNY
Dsv, Gattened Bob Montgom-
cry IN JIG time
Tho scribe apparently had
not heard that
Benny Leonard was knocked
cat 5y Joe SuCruc m one round
Jack Dempsey was knocked
out hv Fireman Jim Flynn 10
one ROUND.
Frank Erne was Knocked out
NN Joe CIaf- nj ono T0UUG,
Sammy Nande.l was knocked
out by Al Singer in one round.
Al Singer was knocked out ny
Tony Canz0ncri IN one round
Freddie steele was Knocked
our By Al Hostak IN one round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Bob a|es
Tiders 10 Oct
ReaI Character
in Boom Boom
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Many strange things are hap
poning in baseball today Some
of them will bring extra wor-
rios 10 the managers who must
my 10 pat nine men ON The field
each afternoon
For instance. there Is Pepper
Martin. once The Wild Horse Of
the Usage The Pepper rs going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Fdirview Mai Show
Draws Record Crowd

Farmer Jones mule kicked
Buddy Knox 10 a draw before the
largest audience ever assembled
al Fairvicw Gardens last night.
Gorilla Gurbmier and frankie
Hart drew Johnny Silvy won
over Stanley BureSh, and Tex
Reilly heat Angelo Leoni.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Mud is stll with the club
So are tV0 others from that
great team sgd Howe ls have
.pg a grand season and Normo
Smith is back in tho role OF
assistant coaiio He works at
Ford during The d3N
Gone 1s 'Hr famed line of
Marty Barry licihIc Lewis and
Larry Aure. Gone are the de-
Tense heroes Fhhie Goodfcllou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Two More Players
Sian With Pirates

PITTSBURGH March, TICPl-
Outhelder Tommy OFfTerr of An
niston, Ala, and pitcher Jim Hop
per of Charlotte - C. have
signed contracts for 1914 tho
Pittsburgh Pirates announced TO-
daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
u. NJ. Us. Illinois:

Dual track meet Saturday Al
Champaign will furnish line on
outcome Of Big Ten indoor title
as Him is L. Ms chief threat
Wolverines 10 face senSa-
tional Buddy Young, froSh who
tied world 60-yard indoor mark
last Saturday u. MS Ufer
the Hoofer VS.. Bob Kelley Of
Illinois in 440 should be a honey
Kelley also faces HumeS.
Ross and Bob I'm $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Black Hawks Grab,

Jack Toupin, 30-year-old center
from the Providence hockey team
TO help them in their fight for Ma
tional Hockey League playoff
position Toupin will make his
first start against the Red Wings
IN Detroit SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Classic Leaders Hold
BY HAROLD KAHL

WanSa, 63S. and Sam Richard
son, go carried Pops 10 1851
and two when the MineralitoS lost
a tie. Joe Green was low 6h
499 and Herb Mertens led on 573.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Coast Guard Wins

Coast Guard cagcrs overcoming
a two-polnt deficit al halI-firre h>
scoring 81 points in Tho last rw9
stanzaS trounccd Romulus. , Ar
Base team last night $3.50 Bob
Grabb'S rs points led the winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Up From Goujo:

VIII come Russel NJ. Lyon. Is
year-old Semipro catcher 10 play
for the Cleveland Indians. accord
ing 10 Roger Peckinpaugh. the
clubs vice president Lyon hit
400 last season for the Buford
(Ga) SemlproS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Henry Armstrong:

NUS have been dnnOVCd be-
cause Jackie Bird had an S.pl.
pun in weight so he knocked
him kicking IN the fourth last
night in Des Moines. Ia, -. Life
being what il is in DeS Moines
this might be tried from a high
diving tower later, say in the
Snrlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Shdughnessy
To Redskins?

Los ANGELES, March up
Clark d Shaughnessy Univcr-
sity Of Pittsburgh football men
tor, is seriously considering" an
offer to coach the professional
Washington Redskins, the Daily
News said today
George Marshall, laundryman-
owner Of the Redskins, made tho
offer in person TO ShaughneSsy
former Stanford coach and a sur
prise visitor in Los Angeles
ShaughneSSy master of the T
formation has been reported as
discouraged with collegiate foot
ball prospects for the coming
year after a disastrous season as
head coach al Pittsburgh
The Redskins have been with
out a coach since Dutch Berg
man resigned IN January 10 enter
the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Amateur Ring Show

Eight amateur boxing bouts VIII
h offered on the Moslem Temple
stag show tomorrow n light m
Hotel StatIcr ballroom All mem
berS viii be admitted on pIcscn-
tsuon of their 1914 dues card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Basketball Results

t+.erIfcn Amy so EanhfIfae Nat. 90
tfmwTuon 30 81 Naryr on 49,
STRAIT Lakes p 81 Paul lNnn 3d.
HfGH SCHOOL
-aFnaH Arthur fi ts BAY CfH 81.
Royal oak ~, Fernda.e ~.
~ Camel 20. - Iosarhars -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Bruins Hopes SaRRed:

After taking a Z IN 3 licking
last night in the Hub from Leafs
and now il ~docSn look as if
they'll make Stanley Cup playoffs
Thatll make Flash Hollett
mad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
POOR SCORING

Art Knccht of GaskctS had the
medal count OF 643 with Fred
Brecklc, f q g. and Emil WanSa.
PepSi-Cola. sharing second on 63S.
Louis Sielan, Chene-Trombly. did
GO.
Roy Milan NJ Coca-Cola had a
Dutch 200. alternating spares and
strikes AN the way Mlncraltcs
Tom Rooney converted the $40.
Twentieth Century'S Joe Lieb
aStounded everybody with Gle his
FIRST 600 of tho season
Krakow. with Paul Scribner
getting out 600. had two from
Coca-Cola, 2S20 10 2679 II was
the old story on the Coke side,
beat or bother the leaders. lose
TO the second division teams The
2679 was its lowest of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
STILL HAS Punch

lester Patrick>s team sNl ha,
offensive punch BE~n. HcNt8li
viii be shooting for his 24th goal
of The year and tho Insertion of
Johnny Mahaifey AS center on nc
first line seems 10 have popped up
tho Blue Shirts attack
II VIII be- interesting TO ecD
whether the Wings can start oH
their March hockey as they prom
iSed yesterday in a PLAYERS moot
ing. like lions rather than laWbs
Certainly they ended Fcbruar>
a most docllo manner against th.
CanadienS Sunday
II there was any virtue in the
defeat 10y tho now League cham
plons II may rest in the fact chat
the players themselves seem unre
aware Of their own sh0rtcnWiD-,
than at any previous time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
To the RraueS:

As a coach goes benny Ben
cough, former Yankee catcher,
who has been coaching Washing
ton Senators for four seasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
IT'S SILLY SAYS PITT

PITTSBURGH, March tUP)
James Hagan director of ath-
lcticS- ~ the University nl Pills
burgh today branded AS silly
reports that Pitts football coach
Clark -. ShaughneSSy rs ConSid-
ering an offer to toaeif tftr- Y -t-t-eii1-
lngton Redskins, pro foot ball
team
Coach ShaughucSsY gUaran-
teed me on previous occasion
that would he the first 90
know Of any contemplated
change on his part" llagar >ald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints In the
Night Edition ouh. me nawr of q horse
which race experts feel rs among the out
standing bets of the day
The code KEY appears each ul Ehi in thr
Eight star and Red Line Editions a Mum.
hrr CORES hrdnr 20 each letter OF tho
alphabet
The horses name appeals ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
IN CODE. Tomorrow's code follows
Al nit co Dos I-sa F-I CTS
Has i-Bg ass Ass III NAP N-ss
Q-D Pts as RE SIS T-sa loo
WIe NJ N-S TiS.
CHp IhIs code kos D. VIII enable Won
to remember me name of tomorrow 3 code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE MIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

their pride. tho Rangers have
been at their best lately The>
held tho Wing 20 3-3 49, Lass
week IN New York and carrie,
The strengthened Chicago Black
hawks into the last period ~ ever
terms Sunday only howInE whcr
Gully DahlStrom cauchA me and
raumcd the puck home twice in
less than one minute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Hockey Standings
NATIONAI LEAGIE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Toronto r Boston 3
TOMORROW GAMES
Ncw York AZ DETROIT
Boston A. Chicago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Today's Skating

There is skating at Rouge and
Palmer parks today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Nud Doug
YoEnG| Barry
I> working ln
= Montreal
Tense plant
after having
Coachcd and
played WIN
Minneapolis
LOWS IS
>iefant ii
sonnet dircc
Tor of Mall
Tory Corp of
a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Wsoy eSpcrts aid De'roI, 5us'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EASTERN DTISIoN

Providence AZ Indianapolis.
Hershey a. Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

fIomHiHur-Ifr other great
Jockey team, the O'Bupjcs)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
By jimmy Halo

Detroit Time, aiareh /, isii
Evening star., 1944-11-10
New Handicap Rule Enforced
In Leqion-BVL Pin Tourney

Ed Blakeney was the victor in the
Recreation Inaugural at Baltimore
after Art Felter, the veteran Oriole
came here to triumph in the Howard
Campbell.
Besides the $3.50 first prize, the
winner of the Santini will receive
the Wootton E. Young Trophy, an
annual presentation made by the
president Of the Convention Hall Co.
Masonic Leaders Lose.
The leading Whiting and runner
up Gompers bowlers were IL losers
in the keen Masonic League flag
chase as the pacesetters maintained
a two-game lead. New Jerusalem
nicked Whiting in the final two
games by 4 and pin margins, while
Ben Franklin No. put it on Com
pers despite Sam Simon's 1888
and Abe Povich's 367.
Silver Spring gained tie for Sec
ond place by trimming Dawson In
the odd game with a second season
high Of $50 as DR.. E. E. Hobbs fired
Isl to cap 375 set. Elvin Shank s
third straight high weekly single of
153 gave the birthplace Hiram quint
2-l win from Harmony.
Povich Is the top average shooter
with 1880, while Teammate Simon
trails with 1878 and Shank is
third with 118.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
10000 Likely TO See
Negro Grid Classic

More than 10000 fans are ex-
pected to see the clash of the un-
beaten teams of Morgan State and
the Tuskegee Airfield Warhawks in
the Negro grid classic tomorrow
night at Griffith Stadium. Action
starts at $50.
Capt. Charles B. Hall, first Amer
lean Negro to shoot German plane
out of the air and credited with
downing three Nazi aircraft in one
day during the Italian campaign,
will be presented between halves
Capt. Hall and other surviving
heroes of the Goth Pursuit Squadron
first Negro aerial combat unit In
history, will appear between halves
Capt. Hall will lead the aeria.
formation into Washington today te
join the football squad which has
reported for a final workout here
Accompanying the flyers will be 1t
Col. Noel Paris, commanding OH
Ger at Tuskegee.
In another half-time feature the
famed Tuskegee Band of 81 pieces
which has raised more than 81 ,500.-
600 in War Bond appearances, will
parade in a specially illuminated
feature. It's martial music and
clever formations have been widely
acclaimed.
Two heroes of the Goth Squadron
play for the Warhawks, 1t. Jane!
Knighten, a back, and 1t. Herbert
Carter. an end.
Plenty of good seats are on sale
at Griffith Stadium and at 1908 w
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Lions Form New Line
For Rugged Hockey
Till With Falcons

Washington's ice hockey Lions
have . brand-new forward wall for
tonight's collision with the mde-
feated Philadelphia Falcons at
Uline Arena at $3.50 and plan to do
plenty Of roaring to make up for
their slow start in Eastern League
play.
The new scoring line promises
fireworks, with Nick Phillips at cen
ter and brothers Pete and Frank
Long on the wings, trio of young
sters who were top-flighters ir
Canada last year. Another new
player, Frank Wendorf. loaned BY
the Hershey Bears, fits in at center
between the No. wingmen, Alar
Percival and Sammy Kelly.
Harold johnson remains the key.
man of the outfit. The big 6-footel
has sparkled in q defense position
and has taken over in the pinche.
to do much of the Lions scoring
A pair Of other defensemen, Jimmy
Wilson and AL Smith, Is shaping
up and learning teamwork and with
the aid Of the new line the team
may spring a surprise on Coach Red
vers Mackenzie's redhot Falcons.
Coach Charley Good has released
Bill Chriss and Gordon Mcleod, de-
fensemen, and Gordon Mirtle. Clare
Walsh and Hal Montgomery, for
wards
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Friends and WI. Junior
EIevens Close victors

Competition is close in junior var.
sity grid action this year with the
juniors displaying q brand of foot
ball that would be q credit to the
senior scholastic elevens.
" action yesterday was highlight-
ed by Friends l4-to-0 triumph owe,
Georgetown Prep on the Little
Hoyas' field Is Craig Stone galloped
to both his teams touchdowns.
Washington-Lee juniors registered
q l2-to-7 victory over George Wash
ington Jayvees at Alexandria, with
Hayes and Ingraham scoring fol
the Little Generals and Loper mark
ing up the Miniature Presidents
touchdown.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Bowl Officials Eying
Southeastern Games
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 10.-Tomorrow is
the day in Southeastern Conference
play for which the Bowl Committees
have been waiting all season, with
action strictly an all-league affair
for the first and only time this year
Three Of the teams are idle, but
what the other eight do in tangling
among themselves doubtlessly will
have lot of bearing on final de-
cisions of the Game Committees for
the postseason classics.
Mississippi State, only member
remaining united and undefeated
faces Auburn, team which repeat
edly has been a stumbling block for
the Maroons.
Georgia Tech, on the comeback
trail after losing to Duke last week
squares off with Tulane. The Green
les have been riding high since los
ing the opener to Notre Dame, 0-26
Alabama takes on hapless Missis-
sippi, and Georgia, conqueror of Ala.
bama last week, meets an in-and-out
Florida team.
Kentucky, Tennessee and Louisi-
ana State have off days.
Here are the complete records fol
| the season:
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Buinbridge in Demand for War
Benefits; D. C., Is Considered

cials had been asked to sanction the
game.
Baltimore has proposed q War
Bond game November 26 between
Bainbridge and Camp Peary, which
the Commodores defeated TO earlier
this year, and Richmond wants the
same teams to meet there December
I3 in bond tilt.
Boston is setting aside. January
10 for the Commodores," promoter
wired Pearce.
'Pearce said Washington ID. c.
interests had suggested game in
Grinith Stadium January 10 be-
tween Bainbridge and Fort Ben
ming.
New York City doesn't want to be
let out, and there is interest there
in q Bainbridge Randolph Field
game Pearce added.
If offers continue to arrive,
Coach Joe Maniaci will have enough
games to start q new winter sched-
ule." Pearce said.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Souh's Oldest Feud
Pits vandy-Sewanee
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1o.-The Souths
oldest football rivalry viii be re-
newed tomorrow-for the second
time this season.
Sewanee and Vanderbilt will clash
in Nashville in their SD meeting
and it promises to be a genuine
battle.
Another interest-fraught game
will be played the same day in
Fayetteville, Ark, by the Southwest
Conferences Rice Owls and Ar
kansas Razorbacks.
The first Sewanee-Vandyt tilt this
year ended in a scoreless tie. Sc
vance Mentor Harris C. Moore says
its even this time, although the
Commodores have improved stead
lily" and his own Viz team has had
only nine days practice.
Says Moore, It'll be a good game"
Arkansas, victor over Rice only
3 times in 10 tries, goes into to-
morrow's homecoming game the
underdog. Rice is undefeated In
conference play. Arkansas has won
one, lost one and tied one.