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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-09-21

page, color advertisements explain the prob
lem to an important group of women leaders
4.FooD TRADE PUBLICATIONS s-Advertisements
IN IA of these papers tell meat dealers how tn
promote the sale and consumption Of range
fed beef
s.SWIFT DEalERS-Our dealers have received a
special bulletin which brings them effective
store-tested selling suggestions. We have also
supplied them with extensive store display
material
ESPECIAL PRoMoHoNs-R Recipes and informa-
ton have been distributed to women editors
of magazines and newspapers, to home econ
omists and to housewives
We have been working on this problem con-
stantly since last June. We will continue to mer-
chandise range fed beefw all the '.lrnow-how''
at our command until the beef marketing situa-
ton returns to normal.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Redskins Will Focus on Passes
Aquinst Giants Ground Game

1t will be the Redskins passes
against the Giants running attack
at New York Sunday. and if the
field Is heavy, as it may be, Wash
ington will have an edge. It's hard
to run in the mud, but not too diff
ficult to pass, and Sam Baugh and
Frank Filchock could 10-yard the
Giants to death. These short ones
add up to touchdowns.
The Skins, too, have something
brand new cooked up for the game,
a line of strategy that will provide
a sensation or two If there are no
bitches. The Giants are going to
see lot of Frank Atkins banging the
line, and Baugh and Filchock pitch
ing in the same backfield. In fact
it is doubtful if any backfield COM
bination the Giants have seen before
will work In this game. Coach Dud
De Groot thoroughly and completely
has scrambled his men to get the
speed, power, passing and deception
as he wants.
And the Giants probably are
aware that Baugh's kicking will
have a lot to do with the course of
the game. The Skins have divided
their time between defense and Of
fense in the rain and mud this
week, and Sam has Jagged behind
to practice punting after his team
mates have gone to the showers.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
.CapitoIs Display Fire
In Tuning for Tigers

Pete Barry's Washington Capitols
are putting new life into their prac-
tices for their clash with the Tren-
ton Tigers. who journey here tomor-
row night for a meeting at Uline
Arena. This increased tempo was
inspired by the Caps first league
victory last week over the New York
WestchesterS.
The usual starting lineup of Jim
Peters, Steve Juenger, Bob Dorm,
Jack McGuirk and ST Rosenberg will
take the floor against the Tigers,
but Coach Barry still is seeking addi-
tional talent. In early league tits
Dorm, a former Temple star, was
handicapped by bad knee, but his
work against the New Workers Sat-
urday showed he had recovered.
improvement also has been shown
by Jack O'Bf1en, former captain OF
the Columbia University team; Dick
Nockinson, eX-Temple ace, and Ed
Conaty. one time St. Francis de-
penda BILE. and better teamwork has
been developed.
Evening star., 1944-12-01

1t is interesting in comparing
figures to note that the Giants have
three kickers, Len Younce, Ken
Stronk and Howie Livingston. with
better punting averages than Baugh,
but this is attributed to Sans rusti-
ness, and with couple of weeks of
unbroken work behind him the
Texan should be at his best.
In tracking down groundless
rumors yesterday concerning there
turn of Steve Bagarus to the Red
skins, it was brought out that a
player, to be eligible for the cham
pionship playof, must be on his
clubs active-player list for the last
two games of the season. For that
reason Tony Canadeo, Green Bay
halfback who has been spending
time off from the Army playing with
the Packers. will not be available for
the title fray. He wasn't on the
active list when Green Bay played
New York in its penultimate game
November 10.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Cadets 2-1 Favorites
But Middies Expect
Sixth Win in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Dec. This Mary
land metropolis hotels and restau-
rants bulged at the seams today as
the vanguard of an expected crowd
of 10000 rolled in for footballs most
colorful clash - tomorrow's Army
Navy game at Municipal Stadium.
West Points rampaging Cadets,
winners of eight in row and roll
ing along at point-a- minute clip
toward the national championship
and their first unbeaten season, were
favored at 2 to l. or by a Appoint
margin.
But Navy, triumphant the last five
years - and with Halfback Bob
Jenkins set to 60 again after a foot
infection-was cool. calm and con-
fldent it could make 1t six straight
over the Cadets.
Each Team Has "a Veterans.
Tested talent will bedeck each
roster as the 2 pm. kickoff comes
up. OF the players participating in
last years contest, 48 still are on
hand. Each team has "a veterans.
Navy won a year ago, 1870, after
being on the short end of the odds.
Just how many War Bonds have
been sold to ticket seekers since the
game was shifted from Annapolis toI
Baltimore Is unknown. Although
the game was announced as a SELL
out few hours after the site shift,
ducats appeared fairly plentiful
from scalpers at from $40 to $50
each.
Clear and near-freezing weather
was forecast.
Hotels have reservations for at
least Is high-ranking generals and
naval officers, including Gen. George
Marshall Chief of Staff. and Gen.
H. H. Arnold, head of the Army Air
Forces.
No President has appeared at an
Army-Navy contest since Calvin
Coolidge watched big Ed Garbisch,
Armys center and captain, boot four
field goals here just 20 years ago.
Game Gets Heavy Coverage.
Western Union officials estimated
more than a quarter million words
by sports writers will move from
Baltimore and the Army and Navy
Departments reported the largest
shortwave coverage of any sports
event in history had been arranged
for the fray.
Army's squad of 38 players was
scheduled for a workout at the
newly sodded stadium this after
noon, but Nays group of 50 is not
scheduled to arrive until just before
game time.
Last-minute quotations from the
coaches:
Col Earl (Red) Blaik, Army
Navy has beaten Army the past five
years In row. Last year and the !
year before that the Navy line turned
the trick, but that won't be the
margin Saturday. They will need
more than line to beat U.s."
Comdr. Oscar E. Hagberg, Navy
The Navy team is set for its best
game of the year. If the boys don't
make too many mistakes think we
have good chance of winning. No
doubt Army is potent, and they have
enough to really pour it on us If |
they get going"
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Army, Georgia Tech,
Irish, &c. U. Among
Football Choices
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. HERES the
final fling at trying to pick football
winners. and it's done chiefly because
We want to let you know how we
stand on Army-Navy.
Surrounded by all the good luck
charms we could collect:
Army -Navy-The Cadets are sup
posed to have the backs and the
M.jdies the line. but Army's forward
wall is no weakling somebody had
to open the holes and clear the way
for all those touchdoWns this sea-
som. Even if Navy's Bob Jenkins Is
at his best we'll string along With
Army and will not be surprised If it
wins by two or three touchdowns.
Great Lakes-Notre Dame - The
Irish have lost their quota for the
year (Army and Navy. The Sailors
have bowed only to Ohio State.
Notre Dame is a close call
Georgia Tech-Georgia-Two de-
feats tNotre Dame and Duke are
all Tech is going to carry into the
Orange Bowl. Georgia Tech.
Texas Christian Southern Meth
odist-Texas Christian, Southwest
Conference champs, also is headed
for bowl Cotton. This one
figures to be fairly easy for the
Horned Frogs.
Tulane Louisiana State Dub
Jones gets chance to go to town
against L. S. U. Tulane.
Nebraska Okla lahoma-The Corn
huskers have come fast in the last
few weeks but they'll be stopped By
the Sooners Oklahoma.
North Carolina-V OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
even if Hank Walker is not in best
of shape
Southwestern -Rice-Rice will havs
to work to win.
Arkansas Aggies Arkansas-A
State rivalry with Arkansas on top.
Tulsa Miami CFriday)-The Okla
homans get a chance to look over
the Orange Bowl, where they'll play
New Year Day. Tulsa.
Bainbridge-M Maxwell Field Sun
! day)-No. II for Bainbridge.
Sd Air Force-Fort Pierce (Sun-
dayy-Fort Pierce will break into
the big time by stopping the Grem-
Inns
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Old Liners Barely Curb V. MI.
To Nab Lone Win of Season

safety that provided Maryland S
winning margin. and almost trapped
the ball for touchdown. Sam Behr
had put the v. M. I eleven in the
hole with a 2l-yard romp to the g.
V. NJ. I. threatened before finally
reaching pay dirt, fumbling on
Maryland's 7. But it came right
back. Cliff Ellis, frail freshman
gathered in Wilbur Rocks punt at
midfield and streaked to the 20,
where Walter Bauman brought him
down. On the next play Kozorra
went wide around end for the touch
down
Evening star., 1944-12-01
6. W., Tied by WI.
In Grid Battle, Keeps
Old 0aken Bucket

The "Old Oaken Bucket" for
which Washington-Lee and George
Washington High Schools stage a
gridiron battle every Thanksgiving
today still is in it's showcase at
George Washington. The Little
Presidents, last years winners, yes
terday battled their traditional ri
walls to a 6-to-6 tie before a crowd
Of 5000 at Alexandria.
A field soaked with rain held
down the scoring after Billy SIN
clair, fleet President quarterback,
went through the left side of the
line on a sneak play, broke into the
clear, found dry ground near the
sidelines and raced So yards to score
at the 3-minute mark in the open
ing quarter.
The Little Generals were held
scoreless throughout the remainder
of the first half, but opened up in
the third quarter with desperate
attack that paid off. Finding the
George Washington line a brick
wall in the first two plays in that
period, the Washington-Lee board
Of strategy decided to attempt a
passing attack.
Billy Hayes, a substitute back
faded to his own 80 and tipped a
15-yard spiral to Aubrey Holsinger
who galloped across. A conversion
pass by Hayes was incomplete
The Presidents had an opportunity
to take the lead later in the third
period. A Washington-Lee kick was
blocked and Jack Wharton. rangy
left end, recovered on the Generals
30-yard stripe. On powerhouse
tackle play, Dick Meagher rushed
to the 10, but the aroused Washing
ton-Lee slowed the attack to a
stap6Stili
Evening star., 1944-12-01
7reosury-to- -FDR- to-Novy Play
Brought Shift of Service Fray

for the first time how events were
woven together in bringing about
this shift of wartime's greatest foot
ball game from quiet, quaint Ap-
napolis to big, busting Baltimore.
The Treasury Department for a
long time had its eye ON this game
as Sixth War Loan feature, and
went to work getting 1t Nov ember
13, the Monday following Army's re-
sounding $50 defeat OF Notre Dame
Outside agitation-from Congress,
newspapers, mayors, governors and
the like-had built up a tremendous
head of pressure for transfer, but
somebody on the inside-on the
Government team-had to pick up
the ball and run with 1t. This the
Treasurer did, and thereafter de-
velopments were rapid.
So the winning play really went
like this: Treasury carried the ball
to the White House, and the Presi-
dent sent Navy over the goal line on
shift forma ton for a touchdown.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
" Sunday School Loop
Attracts Six Quinfefs

Six teams have entered the YMCA
Sunday School Basket Ball League
that begins play January s. They
are: Mount Vernon Place Methodist,
Calvary Methodist, Calvary Baptist,
Centennial Baptist, Petworth Meth
odist and Westminster Presbyterian.
The league was organized in 1922
and has operated each season since.
Calvary Methodist has taken the
championship six times and Mount
Vernon Place Methodist five. All
games will be played on Saturday
nights at the Y.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Observation-Disclosures
On AI|-Big Six Team

Ey the Associated FreSS,
KANSAS CITY. Dec. Ito the
winner belongs the spoils-and the
all-stars
So it isn't surprising that the
Oklahoma Sooners, who tomorrow
have an opportunity to clinch a sec
ond straight undisputed football
title In their final game with Ne
braska, landed four berths on the
1914 Associated Press Big Six Con-
ference all-star eleven.
Three won all-star honors for a
second time. Derald Lebow, full
back; Bob Mayfeld. center, and
Dub" Wooten were first team win
ners last var. John Harley, tackle
is the fourth Oklahoman.
Iowa State, in second place, and
Missouri. in the third spot, each
landed three places. Kansas Charles
Moffett. halfback. fills out the
eleventh position on the team chosen
by coaches and sports writer's who
have seen the teams in action.
Among the Missourians is Bill
lPNilCSbd lLDAlo VI w ooll1ilS tolls l.. ",
who helps make up an all-triple-
threat backfeld. He was the ace
of the Missouri attack and one of
the leading ground gamers of the
circuit.
An oddity was that the wartime
use of freshmen failed to produce
q single f1rst-year man on either
the first or second teams.
Ends-W c. Wooten. Oklahoma
Amarillo. Tex and Rex Wagner, Iowa
State, Homer, NebT.
Tackes-James Kekeris. Missouri. st
Louis, and John Harley, Oklahoma, Tulsa
Okla
Guard-Jack Fathauer. Iowa State. ST
Louis, and Charles Wright, Iowa State
Omaha, Nebr
:, Center-Robert Msyheld, Oklahoma
ouarterback-Paul Collins, Missouri
Columbia. Mo,
Halfbscks - Charles Mofett. Kansas
Peabody, Kans.. and Bill Dellastatious
Missouri Washing Ton, .. c.
-. .Fullback-Derald Lebow. Oklahoma
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ROANOKE, Va, Dec. MARY
land gridmen had their first victory
of the season on the books today, 3
satisfying 8-6 decision over Virginia
Military Institute and even then the
hapless TerpS had to battle against
odds to save themselves from being
shutout for the entire campaign
The result gave Maryland one win
and tie against six defeats.
Charley Ryan, the Old Liners
kicking specialist, injured his ankle
in the teams last workout before the
game and yesterday morning Pat
Mccarthy, crack end, reported
sick and had to be left in bed at the
hotel.
Lanky Bob Troll and Frank Doory
accounted for Maryland's points.
Troll passed to Sal Fastuca for a
first down on the Keydets' 18, put
ting the ball in position for the
touchdown. then carried it over him.
self from the 7 on four consecutive
plunges.
Doory blocked Elmer Kozorra's
punt in v. NJ. is end zone for the
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Blue Five Is Stronq
For Opening Game

When Gallaudet College faces
SuSquehanna University tonight at
Roosevelt at $50 it will field what
probably is the fastest and best ball
handling quint since the Blues won
the Mason Dixon Conference title
a few years ago. This will be the
first contest on schedule of 49,
The Blues coach, Paul Baldridge,
announces that five veterans will be
in the starting lineup. They are: E:
Roy Holcomb and Edmund Witczak,
forwards; Wayne Schleiff, 5-foot
4-inch center: Donald Padden, cap
tain, and Leslie Massey, guards.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Match for BULLDOGS
Is Slated Sunday

Sunday is the date of the annual
sanction match of the Washington
Bulldog Club. And the place is the
Mount Rainier High School. Entries
will be taken at pm. and judging
will start an hour later.
James A. Maskell, an old time
bulldogger. will pass out the ribbons
and trophies, and. according to re-
ports. there are going to be plenty
of them for all the top spots. with
an extra special one, donated by
Club President John Elvin, for best
in match.
There will be classes, divided by
sex, for puppies from to 6, 6 to 9
and to IL months, as well as novice
and open classes.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Portland Likely to Lond
PEA Title Tourney
BY the Associated Press.

BY me ASSOClated Press.
PORTLAND, Greg, Dec. Its
far from official yet, but there's
good chance that the 1945 PGA
tournament will be played in Port
land
Robert A. Hudson, sr., business
man, who was the No. l hacker of
the recent S15500 Portland Open,
has agreed to put up 100000 as a
guarantee.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
MeNo, 1943 Irish Star,
Leads Enemy Sailors
BY the Associated Press.

bS INT hsSoCIHLeu F1eSs.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. l.
Fullback Jim Mello. who was one of
Notre Danes brightest stars on its
l943 national championship football
team. will lead the Great Lakes
eleven against the Irish tomorrow
Mello. named captain for the
clash. is the powerhouse Of the
sailor eleven and one of its top
scorers. excelling in conversions. He
has booted 80 extra points, in addi-
ton to scoring 6 touchdowns.
Notre Dame will be seeking re-
venge for last seasons upset win
by the sailors, who scored in the last
few seconds to triumph, 10 to IA.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Rice to Receive Award
For Football WRITING

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Grantland
Rice. veteran sports writer, will re-
ceive the 1914 award of the New
York Touchdown Club for his per
manent contributions to the ad-
vancement Of football" Committee
Chairman Herb McCracken said to-
day.
Rice is the first sports writer to
win the award. to be presented him
at a banquet December 13.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Duke in Lone Practice
At Suour Bowl Scene

DURHAM, N. c., Dec. Only
one pregame workout in New Or
leans is on the schedule for the
Navy powered Duke Blue Devils,
who meet Alabama there in the
Sugar Bowl.
Coach Eddie Cameron said Duke
would leave here Friday, December
90; arrive in New Orleans the next
day and work out Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Hockey Cops Take Lead

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. l (Pl.-With
Goalie Harry Lumley notching his
second shutout of the year, In
dianapolis' Capitals took over the
American Hockey League western
division leadership last night as
they turned back the St. Louis Fly
erS 2 to O
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Marine-Navy Crew Victor
In Contest Of Blind Men
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA Ma
rine e-Navy crew of blind and par
TALLY blind war veterans defeated a
crew Of similarly handicapped SOL
diers yesterday in the first race of
its kind on the Schuylkill River.
The Army crew, from Valley Forge
General Hospital, held a slight lead
over most of the half-mile choppy
course. but the Marine-Navy oars
men, from the Philadelphia Naval
Hospital. surged ahead to win by
half a length in spectacular finish
Only the coxswains and tillers of
each crew were not blind.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Film of 1943 Loss
Stirs Grid Giants
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Just to
make. sure the New York Giants
are "up" for their important date
with Washington Sunday, Coach
Steve Owen treated the squad to
another look at the movies of last
years tie-playoff game, won by
the Redskins, $50.
Il just want to show you fell
lows what can happen" said
stout Steve.
wed beaten those fellows twice
I'D to the playoff game"
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Service Game Scribes
To Keep Wires Hot

By The Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Dec. Its just q
century ago that Samuel B. Morse
invented the telegraph and sent a
single sentence from Washington to
Baltimore. Tomorrow approximate
ly 100000 words will be sent from
the Baltimore Stadium press box on
the Army-Navy football game.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Irish Sturs on East Team

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. (P).--
Bob Kelly, Frank Dancewicz and
Frank Szymanski of Notre Dame
have accepted the invitation of
Coach Bernie Bierman of Mime
sofa to play with the East team in
the New Year Day East-West game
at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Toronto Selects Davis
As Playing Manager

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Dec. Harry Davis
first baseman of the Toronto Maple
Leafs. has signed as playing mana
ger for the 1943 season.
Davis, who has spent the last
three seasons with the Leafs, sue
ceedS Burleigh Grimes as pilot.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
100 Prints of A. l. Film
Already Sent Overseas

BY the Associated Press.
More than 100 prints of the 1914
American League movie of the
World Series already have been sent
overseas for Army-Navy distribu-
ton.
Civilians won't get to see it until
after January l.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
By BUS HAM.

Associated Press Sports Writer.
This being the week of the Army
Navy game, out comes the inside
story of how the service contest
Saturday was transferred to Balti-
more.
An official source today disclosed
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Hiqh School Passing Team Tolls for Cadets

Wayne and Bob st. Onge teamed at Hampstead
High complete consecutive West Point
End family of Jim
a-pro league Giants and Ray all
nominee at Mississippi
boys Elmer Raba of Army and Bob
their dues Raba Gonzaga graduate while Hill
Central
town of Smackover Ark
by French traders
like this Crockett leaning shoul-
baWing something about: What Will
book?' Who Collins? Oh just
U. the together.
Of real Americans
families with
win
wi be 14-3
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Georgia Navy Horriers Win

ATLANTA, Dec. l tP).-Scoring q
low of rs points, barriers of Georgia
Navy took the annual Southeastern
A. A U. cross-country meet here
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Chi-Pitts' Rankin Drafted

PITTSBURGH, Dec. l P.-Wal-
ter Rankin, Chi-Pitt quarterback,
said he has been ordered to report
to Texas Monday for induction into
the Army
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Win,Lose or Draw
Army Navy Come Program Like Old Family Album
By LEWIS F. ATCHiSON.

We've just had peek at the program for tomorroWs
like family album
pictures of herubs sporting
Dutch harcus riding billy pastered
1t Bill Sullivan r. wrote the copy-and did swell Job
The the with
another Star artist Mcintyre responsible for the decorative
and illustrative throughout That explains where
been the last couple of weeks.
We gasped at the line telling that N Jack Baker weighed in
at 10 pounds at BIRTH positively turned purple when
found Na scaled IL he
arrived They the sok asked raise after delivering that
pair.
duuy recorded that Armys Ted Higan at the mellow
of with for bath
shirt daily He in love And Doc Blanchard tried smoking his
pops another afternoon and burned down the family barn.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
| standStill.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Holslnger Sub
stitutions: G. W.-Breen, Zel. Herbert,
Williams. Meagher, Harrison. Blanchard
W-L.-Hayes T-o5a, Henry. Anderson.
Martin Pearson. THOMPSON. McGlll
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Baltimore Bulges at Seams as Amy-Nay Crowd Gather
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TODAY.
Football.

TODAY.
Football.
Western VS.. Eastern Chigh
school championship, Central
Stadium, $50.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. Philadel-
phia Falcons. Uline Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
Middies' Bobby Tom Is Butterfly Chaser

Nay Jenkins will just love to have the public know he
addicted Just
Bobby would
these tomorrow.
the revelation that Al Walton of Navy
shows potential heavyweight contender in nifty PIN
pants job
himself if that the word for
cooking class for Connevle
Smiley" Hall is a good fudge-maker
speaking Sullivan writes that Hal Hamberg
Nickel Hamburger because he weighed only
81 pounds.
brother Point
four touchdoWns and passed to
brohe for