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Evening star., 1944-01-26
la Chappe|Ie, Yourist
Mix in Mat Benefit

MaYtce La Chappelle, the Flying
Frenchman, and Abe Tourist from
New York will battle it out in .
special 30-minute match in tonight's
Mile O. Dimes benefit rassling show
at Turner'S Arena.
In the feature Don Evans, Pacific
Coast sensation, will meet the Yel-
low Mask In . one-fall-to-a-finish
tussle.
A two-man team match composed
Of Michele Leone, the Italian cham.
pion, and Johnny Long, Baltimore
shipyard worker, versus Dick Bishop
and Mike De Metra, will be on the
card as a two-out-of- three falls af.
fair.
Tommy OToole. who rassled on
last seasons Mile O. Dimes show. will
oppose Jack Wentworth of Iowa In
the semiwindup.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Treasury Picks Aces
For Bond Hockey Tilt
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Treasury has lined up three
Canadian flyers and two army men
for an international hockey game
IN New York's Madison Square Gar
den Sunday night as feature of the
$4,000, ,000, 900 Fourth War Loan.
The Canadians will meet team
Of American servicemen.
Playing for Canada will be Mac
neil Colville, Norman Barnes and
Frank Bouscher, ali of the Royal
Canadian Air Force; Alex Shibicky
Of the Royal Engineers and Joseph
Cooper Of the army.
Starting for the Americans will be
Bert Gardiner, formerly with the
New York Rangers and the Boston
Bruins; Bill and Bun" Cook OF the
Cleveland Barons and ex-Ranger
Frank Boucher and Murray Mur-
dock. ~.
American spares are Frank Brim-
SEX, Art Coulter, John Mariucci,
Nanny Cotlow and Alex Motler. The
Canadian spares have not yet been
designated.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Comic and Specially Numbers
Give Punch to Ice-Cupudes

The Ice-Capades show appears due
FOR . successful run before capacity
crowds here after the manner In
which the initial presentation was
received last night at Uline Arena.
Most popular acts last night we're
the comic performances OF Eric
Waite, AL .Surrette and Joe jack
son, jr, the several chorus produc-
tions. the interpretative dancing on
ice Of Reds Mccarthy and a little
juggling act by Trixie.
The fancy skating members Of
such stars as Donna Atwood,
Marilyn Quinn, Jamie Lawrence,
Mary Boland and Don Condor,
while fairly well received, didn't
arouse the enthusiasm brought out
by many Of the other acts. Appar-
emily wartime Washington wants
entertainment rather than just ath-
letic exhibitions.
The Ice-Capades, formidable rival
Of the Ice Follies which showed here
in other years, has its high spots.
Roars Of laughter filled the big
Evening star., 1944-01-26

arena during Surettes comic act q
q sailor with sea legs" on ice skates
Waite's bit as q ballarina also
brought down the house and Jack
sons ancient bicycle act was one Of
the shows high lights.
Most popular chorus number was
the finale in which the girls brought
out bomber and assembled it on
the floor. The glowing paint dance
during the South Sea fantasy that
closed out the first half also was ex-
cellently staged. and the bucking
broncos ridden in the rodeo, with its
moments of comedy, was another
high spot in last nights opening en-
tertainment.
Those Old Smoothies," Orrin
Markhus and Irma Thomas, also
were exceptionally we'll received.
One Of the most impressive acts In
the show was the World in Chains
ballet by Mccarthy. In this pres
entation he is covered by metallic
paint as he depicts the story Of en-
slaved nations which will rise from
under the yoke Of dictators. G. E. H
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press,

PHn.ADMPHIA.-Do Montgomery,
1877. Philedlphia, knocked out Ike
williams. 1914, Trenton, N. j.. II:
Santa Bueca, 1873, Philadelphia, out
pointed Make Starr. 139, Baltimore. 8.
NEW YoRK.-Frankie Terry, 1856,
New York, outpointed Ernest Cat"
Robinson, 147, New York, 8; Jose Car
ter, 1904, New York, outpointed Gas
pare Abruszo' 154. United States
KANSAS c1TY.-Henry Armstrong,
LA, Los Angeles, knocked out saverio
Turiello. 14s, New York. z.
HARTFORD, Conn.-Mauriee Lefty"
Eaven. Ea 10; yesnny Ssss ASSsstt cisvelsnd, Ss Msx
%S1tpoissted Solomon Stewart. New
''9hi WHrfr PLAINS, N. .Y.-rr.ddi. Will
is le,. baltimore. xfEa stopped g. H.nIs 5iR
NEW BEDFORD Mass.-sammy Ma
none. 1872. Greenwich, Conn, out
pointed Harry Hintlian, 1874. Worces-
81 GSis ss s:s; LII n;oss 49, Ts.s.: s.:
JERSEY c1Ty.-Joey o.mbardo.
LIZ: NsE York. outpointed Tony
14s, 1tsx xstSsnns; Nsn osg egatpSinted Jim Murray.
MIAMI. Fla.-Dusty Brown, 13e.
Philadelphia, outpointed Gene ward,
1877, Chicago, 10; Gene Brown, Jack
sonville. knocked out Kid Williams,
wiss Ios FAN AHomSal2.2ijoosn Rsash. Thomas. ,aa.
California. outpointed Vince Dell'Orto,
New York, TO-
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Bulls, Maryland. Park
And HyaHsvi|Ie Win

The strong Bulls School basket
ball teams winning streak stands At
five games after q 1921 victory over
Montgomery Blair in the feature Of
three court tilts on nearby Maryland
courts yesterday.
Hyattsville also added to its string
in topping Oxon Hill, 1886, while
Maryland Park remained in the run
ming for Prince Georges County
honors with a 50-22 triumph over
Surrattsville.
Bob Sheppard and Clyde Scott led
the Bulls drive with. is and II
points, respectively. The Admirals
were ahead all the way, leading at
the half, 25-1l.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Proves 'spoiIer' for Invading Feotherweieht
Spi||woy and Colonial Village
Hosts at Star Pin Matches

was the big blow in Kronheim'S odd
game victory. Dick Townsend's 153
and BIT led the pace-setting Plaza
Rockets sweep over Snug Harbor.
Sporting high game of 127 for the
men and q snappy s6 average, which
happens to be one Of the best in the
league, Capt. Ray Thompson Is doing
his best to help the second-place
Flying Ducks win the Once Of the
Secretary Of War mixed loop. An
other newspaperman, Capt. Bill Dis
mer, is banging the naples at q
94-game clip to keep the Rubber
Stamps only four games behind the
leading .Bombardiers., Erickson Of
Redskins boasts records of 1873 and
357 for the women.
Lending the Mile O. Dimes cam
paign a hand, Julian Himmelfarb
will stage a handicap tournament
Sunday at Penn Recreation from
1880 to midnight. Each contestant
will donate Is. cents of a 50 entrance
fee, while the alleys will give the
same amount. Full handicaps will
be granted, based on 1913 scratch,
with maximum of Is free sticks.
Hilltop Cafe Scores Sweep.
Led by Andy Fillmans 384 and
Dean Roper's 37s, Hilltop Cafe swept
Mayo's Service in the Greenway
American loop with scores Of 643 and
1,848.
AL Wright with 167 and 433 and
Charley Peterson with 162 and 407
were the big shots as A. H. Cohen
swamped Buckingham BARRIERS with
season team record counts Of 662
and 1912.
Alan Weiler's $50 and 800 paced
Magruder Decorators to the rubber
game win from the Taverns, while
Barlowe's Lunch posted top team
tallies Of $50 and 1,700.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Maxim, Rising Boxing
Star, to Face Parks

Joe Maxim, rated by the National
Boxing Association as one OF two
logical contenders for the light
heavyweight championship. Will
meet Georgia Parks Of Washington
In the 10-round main event Of Pro-
moter Joe Turner's fight program
next Monday night. Maxim, from
Cleveland, Is ~ years old.
Although most of Maxim's fight
ing until now has been in the 175-
pound division, he is growing rapid
ly and is switching to heavyweight
ranks Throughout the Midwest he
is being doomed as the next heavy
weight champion. He's won and
lost against Jimmy Bivins, currently
the No. / contender. He also has
beaten Curtis Sheppard, Nate Bold
en- and Booker Beckwith recently.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Five Tentative Grid TiIts
Are Listed by Tennessee
By the Associate, PRESS.

BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26.-
Games with Kentucky, Alabama, Ole
Miss, Vanderbilt and Louisiana
State are on a tentative University
of Tennessee football schedule for
this fall, the Knoxville Journal said
today.
The Alabama and Vandy games
would be played here, Kentucky at
Lexington, Old Miss at Memphis and
L. s. U. ct Baton Rouge. No dates
were mentioned.
Kentucky Coach Alb Kirwan said
Tennessee was one of three teams
signed to meet the Wildcats, but Vol
Mentor John Barnhill declined to
discuss a possible schedule because
it was all In the IF" stage.
Evening star., 1944-01-26

Anacostia Spillway and Colonial
Village tonight, starting at 7:30, will
by the scenes of two important
matches in the keen District Duck
pin League flag chase when the
pacesetting King Pins. on top by
one game, engage the scrappy Spill
ways while the champion Clarendon
sharpshooters, seeking to overtake
the leaders, meet the Colonial VII
layers. King Pin was 81 winner
from Spillway in their last match,
while Colonial Village took the odd
game from Clarendon.
In the other matches Bethesda
Bowling Center rolls at Hi-Skor,
Lucky Strike at Brookland, North
east Temple at Chevy Chase Ice
Palace, Greenway at Arcadia and
Hyattsyille at Lafayette.
Women's d. L. in Action.
In Ladies' District League tilts to-
night at T::30 the leading Hi-Skors
will be hosts to Bethesda Bowling
Center, Rendezvous visits Takoma,
Rosslyn tricks to Lucky Strike to meet
Red Circle, spillway invade King
Pin, Chevy Chase Ice Palace enter
tains Lafayette and Columbia and
Arcadia bowl at Arcadia.
Three more bowlers won their $4
entrance fees in the Chilly Barnard
handicap to be held Sunday at King
Pin, when Bill Diff, Sam Shreve
and Lou Rose banged out big scores
in q Rhode Island Avenue Business
mems League preliminary. Olih,
with 159-3S9 and Rose with 140-
3s6 also paved the way for Julius
Lansburgh to whip the strong Nc
Golrick Plumbers, 81, while Sam
Shreve,s l43 and top 416 gave Null
Inns Cafe its lone game win from
Kronheinls. Bob Miciotto's last-box
strike, which capped a 3s3 set, pre-
vented the McGolrick's from scoring
a shutout,, while Bill Beatty's 142
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Thomas Gets 10--Round
Edge Over DELI Orto

By the Associated Press,
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 26-John
Thomas, California's No. / light
weight, won a unanimous decision
over Vince Dell 'Orto Of New York
last night in 10 rounds.
Thomas knocked Dell 'Orto down
in the eighth. Thomas weighed 1856,
Dell 'Orto 1874.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Court Games at Tech
And Roosevelt Shifted

Friday nights public high school
series basket ball double header has
been moved from Roosevelt to Tech
gym, and the game between CAL
laudet and Johns Hopkins has been
shifted from Tech to Roosevelt.
The games originally were set for
Roosevelt because Of school activi-
ties on Friday at Tech, which later
were Cancelled.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Fight Fan Of 1887
Sees Second Scrap
b. the Associated pres..

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf. Jan. -26.-
H. p. Wood, 80, retired Neche
IN. Dak) publisher, isn't the most
rabtd boxing fan. but he likes to
see . professional bout at least
occasionally.
So he decided to attend q
match here. The last profess
sional hight he saw was In 1887.
when, as = staff member of the st.
Paul Pioneer Press. he saw John
I. Sullivan, the FIRST heavyweight
champion, win ., decision over
Patsy Cardiff In Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Busy Louis Isn't Fearful
Of Getting Ring-Rusty
b the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
: PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 26.-sergt.
joe Louis isn't worrying much about
getting ring-rusty while In the Army.
Here to referee q wrestling card,
Louis was asked what he thought
of Jack Dempsey's prediction that
ring rust and age would be too
much for him If the war Was 4
long one.
Rust? What's Dempsey mean,
rust?" exclaimed the Brown Bomber.
You don't get very rusty fighting
exhibitions SIX nights a week as
I've been doing for the past i've
months"
Louis said he was just 10 pounds
over his best fighting weight.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
-Four Former Cubs Rolling
On Same Chicago Team
By the Associated Press.

6y the ASsoCl1ted Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Four one
time Chicago Cub baseball stars are
playing together this winter-not
basebaI-but on a bowling team.
Three formerly were Cub catchers
Jimmy Archer, Leo (Gabby)
Hartnett, once manager, and Bob
O'Farrell. The fourth, Tony Kauf-
man, is former Cub pitcher. while
the other member Of the bowling
team is Pat Pieper. announcer at
Wrigley Field ball games.
The team, Chicago Cubs Alum
nj" makes its first ofIicial appear.
ance in the Bowlium,s annual sweep
stakes next month. OTarrell and
Pieper have the best averages, 1874;
Hartnett's is 1856; Kaufman's, 1873,
and Archer's 165.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
|Hagberg Held Slated
10 Be Head Coach
OF Navy Eleven
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-The Bal
timore Evening Sun declared today
that unless Navy orders are changed
in Washington within the next 80
days, Comdr. Oscar E. Hagberg Of
Follansbee, w. Va, will succeed
Capt. John E. Whelchel rs the
United States Naval Academys head
football coach.
At Annapolis 1t. Comdr. Theo-
dore A. Torgerson, academy public
relations of1icer, said he could not
confirm a statement in the Pitts
burgh Post-Gazette Of the appoint.
ment Of Hagberg, a Navy foot
ball star, as end and back, in 1928,
1929 and 1880 and assistant coach
1934-1936.
The Post-Gazette said Hagbers
now Is serving in the South Pacific
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Texas Ags Would Train
Gridders for Own Use

~ the Associated Press.
COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Jan.
at won't be exactly seasonal,
but spring football practice at Texas
A. and M. College will be held In
late summer or early fall
Reason: Coach Homer Norton
doesn't intend to help train boys
for other schools. He isn't going to
start practice until he's reasonably
sure the boys he works with will be
on hand when the first whistle blows
next fall.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Monigomery's kayo
OF Williams Is Big
Comeback Step
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Bob
Montgomery today was on the come
back trail toward his lost lightweight
title with fire in his eye after blast
ing Ike williams, the Trenton IN. J)
terror, into oblivion in the last round
Of their scheduled 12-rounder at
Convention Hall last night.
Pointing toward his promised re-
turn title match with Beau Jack, the
Philadelphia Bobcat hammered Will
iams mercilessly for II rounds. The
end came for the Trenton light
weight after minutes and 40 sec
onds Of the final stanza.
A hght-thirsty crowd. ofncially
announced at 14,807, paid SIS, ,S29 to
see the Bobcat start his comeback by
blasting Williams 32-bout winning
streak with drumming body attack
that softened up the Trenton boy for
the final smash.
Four Minutes Coming To.
As williams came out for the last
round he walked into q flock Of
straight rights that foored him
twice for counts of eight. As the
Trenton fighter lifted his beaten
body from the eanva8 for the second
time Montgomery whanged over an
other right which caught williams
flush on the jaw and draped him
face down over the lower rope.
His face buried In typewriters and
cameras in the press row, the Tren-
ton battler was counted out by
Referee Ernie Sesto of Pittsburgh.
His handlers worked over him for
almost four minutes, after he was
counted out, before he was able to
sit up.
williams opened the battle with q
blistering pace that had the scream
Ing crowd on its feet, but it was
only q stout heart that kept him
flinging leather in the last few
rounds.
Montgomery Is Relentless.
Montgomery, unmoved by VIII
liams whamming leather at him
from all angles in the early rounds,
tucked his chin under his shoulder
and kept boring In relentlessly. In
the end his tactics paid OF as he
blacked out Williams for the first
time in the Trenton fighters career.
williams began to slow down in
the third and 1t was then Mont
gomery really began his inside belt
ing. He smacked punches into 1ke's
midrift throughout the third round
and had williams wobbly with left
hook at the bell.
Ike came back in the NTH round
with q few Of his bolo punches and
some stiff left jabs. The Bobcat
grabbed the lead again in the sixth,
however, and from then on just
Whitfield at his target.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Ed CrondoII Becomes
Flying Cadet Monday

Ed Crandall, Central High football
and track ace, goes into the Army
as an aviation cadet next Monday
He already has passed his physical
Crandall was Central's outstand-
ing back last season, doing most OF
the running, punting and passing.
Last spring he won both the "C''
Club and interhigh high jumping
championships.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
St. AIbuns Booters Win

st. Adams soccer team turned In
its third straight win yesterday by
defeating Georgetown Prep, SO.
Prep failed to make Zeal threat a
Reddy. Redfern scored twice and
John Schoenfield once for the
Saints.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Sports Mirror
Ry the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Today q year ago Vernon
Nefty) Gomez sold by Yanks to
Boston Braves at waiver price
of $500.
Three years 7ago-Sam Snead
wins Crosby golf tournament at
Rancho Santa re with 136.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Basket Games to Help
Sole of War Bonds

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-1n the first
Of series Of special sports events
to aid War Bond sales, q double
header basket BAH program will be
held tonight at the list Regiment
Armory.
In the first game the district
ONCE Coast Guard plays West Point
The New York College Stars
and the Brooklyn College An Stars
meet In the afterpiece. '
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Reiuvenoted Bethesda
Tukes Third Struiqht

Basket ball at Bethesda Chevy
Chase has taken a turn for the bet
ter. The Barons lost five straight
to start the season, but have three
triumphs in a row after trimming
National Training School, 1924,
yesterday.
For the second straight time Chris
Chappell led the Barons, scoring Is
y>oinfc
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Basket Boil Guide Out

Covering 256 pages and providing
q wealth Of information on the court
game, the ofilcial Basket Ball Guide
for 1884 Is OF the press. It was
published under the sponsorship Of
the National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Hoppe and Cochran End
LONG Cue Match Today

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Willie
Hoppe and Welker Cochran finish
their 2,150-point cross-country three
cushion billiard match today with
an afternoon and night block.
They split even again yesterday,
leaving Hoppe leading in total
points, 1850 to 1912.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Giants Keep HurIer Adams

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26 ((R.-
The Nashville Tennessean says Ace
Adams, New York Giants pitcher,
has been rejected for military serv-
ice because of knee injury and has
signed his 1914 contract.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Little Rock Needs Pilot

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 26 Up.
Rock has set April as the
start of spring training and mailed
contracts to II members OF the 1884
team, but remains without 4 man
aQer,
Evening star., 1944-01-26
lot1IB - 70 5 IS
Vaughn Leads HyattSviIIe.

Hyattsville's win over Oxon Hill
was its nth against Prince Georges
County opposition. The winning
attack was led by Bump Vaughn
with Is points. The eventual win
ners were ahead from the start,
but, had only a 1-point lead at half
time, 1921.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Totals ---13 329 Totals Ill
DeIlinEer PAGES Eastern.

Dellinger PAGES Eastern.
Sam Dellinger hit a high-soormu
stride for the first time this season
in pacing Eastern to its 1856 win
over Washington-Lee. The gamd
was close throughout with Eastern
enjoying q 1873 lead in the hot openI
ing period. The Generals evened
matters at 17-au at the half, but tbs
Ramblers again moved away with
Dellinger, Bob Lamon and Alex Vos
robey leading the attack.
Bob Early was the only consistent
WashiAgton-Lee scorer, accounting
for is points.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Totals Is Q 80 Totals

Totals Is g. 30 Totals - q
Central Has 1t Easy.
Central had the easiest time Of an
as Coach Jan Jankowsh used every
player on the squad in the Viking
triumph over Greenbelt. The even
tual winners were ahead, 29-s, at
the half and coasted thereafter.
Center Al Sussman and Forward
Pete Panturis led Central with II
and 8 points, respectively, doing
most Of their scoring In the nrst
half.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Jack to Fiqht Berqer

CLEVELAND, Jan. 26.-F1ght Pro-
moter Larry Atkins has announced
the signing Of Beau Jack to fight
Montreal's Make Berger in q 10
round lightweight main event In
Public Hall here February Is.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Totals 10 / 80
Maryland Park Girls Ahead,

Maryland Park Girls Ahead
The Maryland Park team also was
pressed in the first half when it
built up q 1920 lead, but there
after 1t moved away, with Joe Stover
the big gun. The Maryland Park
girls also won over Surrattsville
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Charlotte Hall Quint.
Scores Over Foirfux

Charlotte Halls basket ball team
turned in its sixth win in nine starts
by topping Fairfax yesterday, 26-16.
Bill Bryan tossed In six field goals
to lead the Cadets.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
9s Hsnbuy to Fight Armstrong at Une Arena on Febusy7
Win, Lose or Draw
By GEORGE HUBER.

Teemes, Former D. c. Boxer, Now Koyoine Jups
Another of washnetons fighting heard FROM Marine
favorite around District boxing circles OIeary formerly
Of The Star Staff and marine correspondent
that Joe doing WELL thank handling
ao-calber rife Japs
ports and is getting his share
Of a favorites
,nn fans others who mind are steve Mamks and Nicr
Only Menendez
but managed and lived with Teemes back
tag hung by Gode
Gabe showed with Teeme for his first match here
fight Indian and Gode seeing Teemes dark
complexion about his nationality. but Immediately
started building the fight.
Become Greek for Fight With Indian
publicity angle publicity said ooldie rubbing his hands
ano .nsn. ea. S. he @ was
youngster fight Teemes in action in
TAMPA from which both hail grew up in tough atmosphere
down there and really was tough little
weight alright winning the title of champion OF the
which good but which doesn't mun SO ne neaoeo
North after the bigger money
By in Washington and trying to be
hght bobed weaved and drove
punches they teamed in roomng house over
n Southeast, Teemes doing the cooking.
put pminaes and before long he
was fighter made him popular
crowd and he built big following In all
Teemes made pretty
good money probably fighting several
other good such Freddie Miller Bobby
Garcia Nebo Norment ouares and Lou Gevnson
Got Him Job in a Greek Restaurant
recall when Teeme busy
fighter remember the first time he into
running clothing store Ninth street
guy Of these boys from down
Somebody always give them
and it's always too big.
"e anyway" made Greek out of this
fellow around jobs in Greek cooking
tending picked Greek words and before long
thought Greek He had tremendous
following I used him in 20 IS straight shows
time had that good featherwesht from
building title fight against sarron Very
remember his right
going build him by bringing him here
Temes Then he supposed to lick sarron
Proves 'SpoiIer for Invading Feotherweieht
and his and everybody
pieces him buried feet under
murder what they intended to do to this
him. You know what happened? Teemes
took couple night licked
sdnng featherweigh-the will to
me IN q minute
He was lust spoiler see guess spelling
Japs, chr"
according to correspondent oIeary Teemes really
Evening star., 1944-01-26
College Quints

By the Associated Press.
EAST.
Fort Dix. So: Villanova, S.
Mitchell Field, So; Sperry Gyroscops, 20.
lafayette. AZ; Rider College, 81.
Hobart, 81; Rochester, o., -.
SOUTH.
Murray, "a; Morehead Teachers, go
Bocs Ration Army. 20; Miami o., "a.
MIDWEST.
Westminster. A: Sedalia Army Air, ~.
St. Thomes ct. PauD, 50; 81. Johns, 20.
simpson CQllege, 70; Upper Iowa, 50.
eterling, 80; Central Co1lese, %.
SOUTHWEST.
Sheppard Field. 81; Phillips o., rs.
Baylor o., ~; Texas A. and NJ, 80.
- WEST.
Fort Warren CWyo.), IS; Denver, -.
|Washtngtou, ~; Oregop etAte 36,