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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

tears brand new hats TO pieces,
pounds the dirt with his fists and
screams bloody murder.
"Cawthon Is better than n
ball game" il has been said.
Well, Pete doesn't have 10 put
on his best show 10 be better than
some of the games at Briggs
Stadium this season.
Cawthon is a Texan-very much
SO. He was born there. schooled
there and taught football there
for IS years. His proudest boast
today is that at least lbs Pete
Gaw'thon-codched men are now
coaching other Gridders through
out the country. Another Notre
Dame coaching factory, so To
speak,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

Ed Bruneteau
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Eddie Bruncteau. out OF Ma
tional Hockey League CIRCULATION
for three years on a war Job in
Canada, is "A Canadian army reject
and is expected 10 replace ms
brother. Moderc. as the Rod Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Powell Peaks
Ready for Bout

With the heaviest Of their
training ended, Sampson (Dyna-
mite) Powell and Buster Peaks
today were declared fit as the
well-known fiddle for their ring
test at Arcadia Monday night.
They are carded for a l0-round
rematch. Peaks beat Sampson in
the hard-hitting Powell'S only de-
feat hercabouts. Sampson put
Peaks on the deck twice, but
Peaks got off the ~loor TO win
over his opponent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
E. II. Raun1Rarfen:

ABC secretary says ihere are
between 100000 and 100000
casual bowlerS in the l.. 5. . . e.
bowlers who roll once or twice a
week this does not include
900. 900 registered in ABC or 3O0,-
900 women in WIBC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
ROCKINGHAM Results

FIRST RACE-4-vsar-olds and W =, mile.
Noahvale tTurnhun 40 40 %
Ieba G. tMcRceyeri $50 20
Skv sentry sage 20
Time ia Is. or o.
Duzit Wavclry Prince Wilton. Jorie-Maf.
F1y Whisk and Airspung also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yosr ods. - mile.
WalloOn pollard j. so H.4u ~
Hi Henry fBgrber y 50 ls.1o
Kalamazoo tSummCrsf 4hO
Tirpe NAYS on 2 3fls
Garter Shoelcss Lass MaNlmont Nsldina
Greedy TacsrO-Piiata Lady Boswell and open
Fire also ran.
THIRD Race ycar-oidf and 10 :. mile.
Csaodroh Meade 50 80 90
Robb shot SkIeie $3.50 30
Mirhtiest tFitkutraidl 40
Time 1873 OF 73iz,
ADVANCING On Junction CITY. Queen
Wrrsfb Mao Advcnture military Man
Coral McFonso. SIX and Armies Dream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
TWO MISSES

For example, Jimmie Michelli
who lives at BeSsemer. blew an
easy 50-foot shot al 12-pointeT
that he said weighed at least 20t
pounds. Leonard Ton of Ferndalc
had similar experience Hunt
ing near here. a buck walked up
10 within % feet of HIM
At Camp So" in southern On
tonagon County, the boys were all
complaining of missing bucks.
Asked If they had bucks hanging
up. Louie Yeager and Dick RcinS-
burg said:
"Sure, come on and take "A
look"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

: X te against
the Rangers IN
New York to-
morrow night.
The younger
Bruncteau'S re-
turn comes AT
an opportune
time. Brother
AfutiCrr Is Sut
-fefffte fFeif4 -ttt
in iured side
W n IT n furrCCi
him out of ac-
ton after 10
- 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Jockey Atkinson
Brings in Big Three

PIMLlCO, Md. Nov II (UP)-
Jockey Ted Atkinson shook two
day slump today to boot IN Big
Three in the second race at PIN
leo
The Canadian veteran. making
a bid to become racingS filth 300
winner. was blanked on getaway
day at Belmont on Wednesday,
after sensational two week
streak and yesterday was shut out
IN his first day out al Pimlico.
Big Three paid $3.50 for 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

minutes OF play IN toronto HuIN-
day night a game in which his
goal started Detroit 10 a "a
victory over The National Hockey
League leaders.
OUT TWO GAMES
Moderc. who plays ON DctroitS
highest yC0TTUE me Win Syd
Howe and young Ted Lindsay,
probably VIII miss the Boston
game here Sunday night and is
not expected 10 return 10 uniform
until, Montreal comes IN next
Thursday night
Young Eddie BFHReteati "a,
married and the rather al two
children. He played on Detroit 5
American Association club at
Omaha for two seasons and came
up to help the Wings several
times. including a tour of duty
during the Stanley Cup finals
with Boston in l94l-42
Since then he has been on n
war Job in Quebec and has played
for Detroit several times IN Mont
Ft-fi, while pfaylng regularly on
che Quebec Aces. Allan Cup
champion.
Adams plans 10 keep the
younger Bruncteau as regular
member of the squad, which may
indicate some shifts. Eddie IS a
brilliant skater with very hard
shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
A s-Brewers' Deal
Involves 7 Players

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. II (UP)
The Philadelphia Athletic an
nounced that five players have
been assigned 10 the Milwaukee
Brewers in exchange for out
fielder Hal Peck and catcher
Jim Pruett.
The players sent from the AS
were outfielders Bill Burgo and
Lew Flick. infielder Joe Rullo,
pitcher-outfielder Woody Wheaton
and catcher Buster Mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE-2-year-olds q mile
Cy Dart Meade 1880 90 90
Hyrru's Glngcr Knapp 80 10 - 10
Time isl43-S. OF 1882
Madlyn Handwsve. Johns Bird Erato
Short stay Mcchanidof Land Cruiser. p
quaint and Post Bos also ran.
SECOND RACE-2-y,ar-o'ds 81 mile
Biz Three Atkinson 3 90 50 so
CcilarCtte ScaWthurnf 10 so
Forever Mine Dodson' so
Time IA as. OF l,o2'S a., 49,
esqut Bsllyrag aMaidofthCmoon. Russardo
s-Ted Wes and Johns Gala also ian.
aStraus entry.
THIRD RACE s-year-olds and NJ ., mile
Gocdrlb Meade 80 80 so
HOu shot Skfeief Is so SO
Miehtiest Fitzgerald 90
Time Is Is. of 33il,
Af,sncinF on Junction City Queen, 5
wreath Mad Venture Military Man. Gorsl.
McFuns0 Siik and Annies Dream also ran
FOURTH RACE - syear-olds and up. =,
LADY, Harlan schmidt ID 50 $50 80
r-Cuuss fSrtWtNUm 80 80
NCilt NHRlrr tWalI. ! 90
Time IA 9-r 90 90
r.Uuurh Feathers lord vat0u' spanish
Uni Twink Stat Boy Baby Guerrilla Play
ful star Bcnrvs and james Acre also ran.
cMcycrsHaN entry
FIFTH RAcE-3.yesr-oIds and up miles
tkfetplcchaEe
AhmiSk iWsiEerI IA so $ 20 80
Rouge Draron Leonard 50 80
S-BDolum II thaEest %
TIME 80 IS or . 81
a-Royal ArChef Floating Isle. Parma Waf
Battle H-invsttf and Bill Coffmsn also ran
E-F. a. CiAfk entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18


tons to be a major league short
stop, but after a stint in the Texas
League he gave up.
Il couldn't see those high ones
on the outside" he confessed.
That gave football one OF lis
most colorful coaches. He signed
as an assistant at Rice Institute,
bat soon moved TO Texas Tech
for II years of spectacular success.
lie sent his Raiders into the
Cotton Bowl and into the Sun
Bowl and two of his Tech teams
were leading scorers in the
country.
He left Tech in 1910. He had
two years of his contract remain
ing and got paid for il. In 1912
he shifted to Alabama University
10 replace five assistants who went
10 war, but that wasn't Pete's
neighborhood and he let il be
known through the grapevine that
be was available"
That brought a number OF offers.
couple OF them from the Ma
tienal League. One is said TO have
come from Detroit. But Pete
didn't grab. He waited until a
fancy bid came from the Brooklyn
pro club which he accepted.
Flatbush looked like the spot
for Pete'S foibleS and fancies--but
n didn't turn out that way. So
Pete and the Tigers severed rela-
tons and this time the Texan &C.
cepted Mandels associate coach
post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

21-21 tie. but
he's hopin &
they can check
halfback r a v
Scooter Nc
Lean.
The Lion s
haven beaten
the Bears since
1870 but are
hopeful Of
tu ing the
trick in Briggs
Stadium Sun
day. In Chica-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Runner Ross Hume
OF M Breaks Toe

ANN ARBOR, Nov. Michi-
gan's star distance runner, Ross
Hume, broke the big toe on his
left foot and will be unable 20
train for four or five weeks. The
first track meet does not take
place until the middle OF Febru-
airy. so the only thing Hume will
lose IS conditioning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Best Bets
I nitei Press
pIMJJCA

! -TASAJILLO Adhered Proud Psppy
MOUSE HOLE. Hialeah Happy Lsrk.
3-GREENWICH TIME, Kougemont ST.
moon
Z -HEADOVERHEEIS. Overlin Wesley A.
BOUND. Blue sash. Ca
Tactic
6-POT o. LUCK. The DoFe PlehiSci'e.
LEES JIMMY Faust II LungStrSR.
S-CASSIS Mrs Ames Sophocles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Louis Meets Dutch

Louis Klein has been matched
with Dutch Schultz and Frankie
Hart against Harold Chaundy for
the one-fall matches on Tuesday
evenings wrestling card at Fair
view Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

six. two and
five months"
Hutson told
New Workers
recently. $50
i know IL IN
time 10 be
I h / n kin &
about quilt
ting"
So we won [
sec Don catch
! n & pa S s g S
at Briggs
Stadium not
next wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Sport
Cawihon's Antics
Better Than Game
By LEO MACDoNELL

Freddie Mandel and Gus Dorais
are anxious for Lions 10 beat the
Bears at Briggs Stadium for a
number Of reasons.
One of the least puhlicized of the
reasons is that Pete Cawthon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

row in the Met
T o p o ! i [ a n
L e a que grid
C h a m pionship
game at u. of
d. stadium.
The Dough-
boy flash was
hurt in his left
side when tack
led in practice.
He felt no III
effects Wednes-
day, but COM
planned of pains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
DOLLARS on STRINGS

They had two 81 bills suspended
by string on the back porch
Yeager, however, had IT all figured
out and was confident he would
have a real one hanging before
nightfall
when the snow started 20
fall yesterday tic deer went
down into the swamps and are
sitting under cedars," Ycager
said.
I'm going down into the
swamp and sit under "A cedar.
too. One Of us will have Ia
move and IL won't be me-" he
said with a smile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

the new Detroit
associate coach.
always puts on
a better show
when his team
is winning.
When in his
st m o o d.
Cav thon. on
the sidelineS.
falls fiat on his
face and kisses
the grou n d.
prays tn Allah
49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
.Szu|borski
Not Play
By JAKE BERSON

An injury in scrimmage WedneS-
day may handicap Harry Szulbor-
ski, Pershing Highs triple-threat
star. and may even keep him from
nlaYinp against Mackenzie tomOr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Big Fen Meeting

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. II OUP(
The Big Ten board of faculty
representatives will meet at Chi
cago Nov. 70 10 consider Ohio
State University'S request that
the conference ban on post-Season
games be lifted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
ROCKINGHAM

I BOMB BERLIN Jes Low Me Pios
2-MERVYh LEROY Fly the Coop. BACK
Tooth
3-SIxTEEN CENTS Pipeliner Jacks Gtl.
4-MATTIE SUI Don LIN II, Rough Man.
MIXER. Hy Charlie Mt Desert Entry.
6-MIXER Dinner Party Ballast
7-JELWELL Old Smokey. Thalel
s-WAR COMMUNIQUE. Rest Awhile.
Brown Flower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Hutson Quits Again

Oh. yes, Don Hutson. the Green
Bay pass snatcher, IS quitting
again.
II am 35 years old and arm
the father of three girls, age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Chicago Papers Say:

Judge X. NJ. Lands. baseball
car. who has been hospitallZed
for weeks now, may resign e.
he'll be 78 next Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Lions Remember Tie.
Will Watch Mclean

Coach Dorais OF the Lions will
rely Sunday on the same com
blnation that served him well
enough in Chicago four weeks
geo 10 battls the Bears 10 q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Illinois Won't HdUe:

Eddie Bray. fast back. who is
out with injuries when they face
Ohio State tomorrow =.
Buddy Young. however, will be
ready.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

70. the Lions had a 21-l4 edge late
in the game. but II disappeared
when Mclean scored his second
Touchdown on a fourth quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Fight Results
By United Press

by tinted Press
FALL RIVER Mass Henry Chimelesski
i63 Portland Ne decisiuned IanRtton
Dennis Iea New YORK tiot
BALTTMORE--Yanccv Henry 1az Ice
fnreles decieioned Cunnsr Bsriund 1eGI,
Finlsnd ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

in his side yesterday morning. A
doctor was. to check on his condi-
ton today.
'If Harry isn't right" Coach
Mike Haddad said. I'm not
going to use him Mt all tOmOr-
row."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
ODDS CHANGE

With Szulborski out of the title
game, OF even If hc is not up 10
his usual playing form. the odds
would swing sharply 10 a Mac
kenzie victory The Pershlng ace
is one of the best ball carriers IN
the city. does all of his team 5
kicking and most of It's passing.
Haddad said Virgil Ciofu. lao
pound quarterback, would fill n
for SzulborSki at left half If the
All-City back is unable TO play.
Pershing. meanwhile. continued
TO work on a defense TO stop Mac
kenzie's crashing halfback, Tino
Sabuco. The DoughboyS are proud
of their rugged. l80-pound line,
which has not allowed a touch
down through it in six league
games. The three touchdowns
scored against Pershing this seq
son were made on passes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
TWO STANDOUTS

John Sulik. All-City tackle AMI
Capt. Paul Taylor, center. are the
standouts in the line. Other rcgu-
lar front positions are held down
by Harry Ellison and George
PROMO. ends John Turnbul,
tackle. and Otto Plum and Ray
.Orbik, guards
Injuries are a lesser problem AZ
Mackenzie. Herb Slayton, speedy
fullback, and Tony karr. FIRST
string center, have had only light
workouts this week due 10 leg in
jurieS, but they are expected b.
start against Pershlng.
Tomorrow's rivals. both un-
beaten, will be aiming for Their
first Metropolitan League cham
pionship. The winner VIII repre-
sent the public schools in the
Goodfellows game Dec ,, against
the Catholic champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Pimlico Entries
= Scidt-Mott entry.
EOR SATIRnAl

Dom b0E ky-DupInt fntfy
FOURTH RACE-S2 500 the Norwich
'urse 4-ycar-olds and W Grade D. fur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Gave Up Baseball

When Pete completed South
western University ne had ambi-
tons to be a major league short
stop. but after a stint in the Texas
League he gave up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
600, the Ptmlico Fu-
ear-oids. colts and Niles

Above hle-I0nfchamns fafW. ehtfl,
XTtve pounds claimed Tor rider.
weather CLOUDY track. fast
Post. 1 o. m Detroit time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
w LILLIAN
RAILS

Only SIX months
carrier and al
ready he has IN
creased hrs business
from 90 customers
70 IS and sold
more thln 900
War stamp, ~ 4
contribution 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
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ERE pleasant little game VIII you
every day II numerical puzzle designed to spell out
the letters your first l. ne number
subtract II the number less than s.
your key numbe5 start al the upper left
recange and check Of key
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
Your arrier
A YOUNG BUSINESSMAN
I1froducpg Another Bn,, Bette,
Bog Dcfyot Times Carrier
BY Jim SLOWER

x1wsn Todsy We
% Present
Evening star., 1944-04-16

this equipment l was able to
identify Mars q. Jupiter q.
three radio 1eri1lR a clothesline.
and a folding deck chair belonging
to Mrs. Greenbarm in zB. I also
observed that the couple across
the street were having an argu-
ment, and that the lady next
door was wearing a mud pack
while giving her hair henna rinse.
Hew . Less KxisnAs
A FASCINATING study. astronomy
But for it, I would never have
known the Big Dipper well enough
to call it by its first name, Ursa.
And how 1 enjoy taking my
friends for an evening stroll
and pointing out the wonders
of the sky, ~ If l owned = half
interest in the solar system!
That little group just above
the Pole Star is Camelopardalis."
tell them. "And those two rows
of stars are the Gemini. There's
Orion. Next to Onion 10 Hennessy,
with the three stars. And that
bright red constellation just on the
horizon - that's Neon" All this
bores my friends stiff, but it is a
great satisfaction to me.
With telescope instead of Aunt
Eulalie's opera glasses. perhaps l
might learn more about astrou-
omy, but l doubt it. Interstellar
visibility isn't what it was, now
that city lights are bright again.
The other night l passed one of
those big dime-a-look telescopes
downtown. and its proprietor was
not urging the passers-by to take
a agandT at Venus 2. or Saturn b.
or even the Moon @. He was
shouting. Step up. folks! See the
people up in the Tryion Buildingr'
And for all / know, there may have
been another telescope proprietor
on the Trylon Building shouting,
Step up. see the people down on
Main Street!'
It's a small O..
Evening star., 1944-04-16


learn all about your
neighbors' troubles!
"ND tightl March II may
have been just St PaHicks
Day to some people; but at 4 am.
On that day. Mercury = entered
into conjunction with the Sun @
i an event which was of great in
terest to all amateur astronomers
here On the Earth @.
Perhaps you, too. are an anna
te,m astronomer. Since the war.
stargazing has become increasingly
popular, and the number of lens
lizards has achieved a figure which
is, as it should be, astronomical.
No doubt desire for an escape from
realities has something to do with
this. 1t is soothing to Contemplate
worlds SO remote that their strife
and tumuit, if any. never reach
our ears. Blackouts have also
popularized astronomy. Until the
glow of the cities was dimmed.
many of US had forgotten that
there were stars.
I'm Csavoxtod
Bur it was sore feet that made
an astronomer of me. After half a
day pounding the corridors of the
Museum. 1 dropped into the near
by Planetarium to rest the dogs
(Cassis fassiliayis). A few minutes
on those soft cushions, with dark
ness overhead, convinced me that
astronomy was my dish. 1 came
home with a sky map, . chart
of the heavens, and enough
literature TO start q small uni-
verse Of my own.
That night, armed with the sky
map, a fashlight to read it by, and
Aunt Eulalie's mother -of-pearl
opera glasses. / went up on the
roof of Our apartment house to
make a study of the stars. With
Evening star., 1944-10-13
Washington, Baltimore Bowling
Aces Meet Saturday at Kinq'Pin

Leading Baltimore and Washing
ton duckpinners will get another
season of intercity match-game
competition under way tomorrow
night at King Pin with Manager
Sob Miciotto at the helm of a starry
combination which will include
Southpaw Bub Guethler, the Capt.
tails No. ! pin spiller; Fred Murphy,
Al Wright, Paul Jarman and Eddie
Keith.
The Oriole Lucky Strike outfit will
be composed Of Nick Pave, the coun-
try's No. ! duckpin bowler; Otis
Shepherd, Nova Hamilton, Bob
Fisher and George Young. Action
starts at with doubles and singles
matches following the team en-
gagement.
In the meantime, the King Pin
mixed doubles will afford the bowl
ing fans plenty of hot competition
tonight at King Pin starting at 7:30,
with the pace-setting Keiths, Jessie
and Ed, opposing Lorraine GULL and
Miciotto.
With Mike Vitale's 359 leading the
way, Bucky Burns Allowance Office
quint whitewashed Ed Venable's s
Gun Shop crew to take over un-
disputed possession of first place
In the Lucky Strike Navy Yard
loop with IL games won out of Is.
Featured by Bob Winnings season
record set of 397, which included a
$50 game, Radio Lab swept Joe
Crowns West Shop. Wimpy Sand
Evening star., 1944-10-13

points and scored none In losing two
games, while West Virginia, beaten
twice in three engagements, has
been able to register eight touch
downs, two of them against Pitt.
The Mountaineers' victory was over
Case, 32-7.
Maryland. eager to break the ice,
doubtless is much better prepared
for West Virginia than it was for
Hampden-Sydney and Wake Forest,
and the experience gained from
these games should help a lot.
This will be West Virginia's first
visit to College Park for grid battle
and the always colorful Noun
taineers should help put on q good
show.
A coffin-burning ceremony last
night opened Maryland's autumn
carnival week end, which win be
climaxed by the football game to-
morrow. Members of the team and
coaching staff were introduced at a
pep rally and a wooden coffin, repre-
senting the hopes of the Noun
taineers, was burned.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
d. {. Women S Tennis
Draws Classy Field

One of the snappiest fields In
years will compete in the women's
District tennis tournament opening
Sunday on the Rock Creek courts.
The draw was to be made at 2
O'Clock today.
Washington's stars, led by Ann
Gray, are expecting some stiff COM
petition from out-of-town players,
including Ann Dayette Varela Of
Baltimore and Hope woodward Of
California.
Among the new players are Mrs.
Ogden White, Mrs. Lucius Wilmerd-
ing and Eleanor Fshburn Of WASH
ington.
Singles and doubles will be played
with the former starting at 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
Mountuineers to Sturt
Only Two Vet Gridmen

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct. Il
R.-West Virginia's Mountaineers
departed today for College Park and
fourth venture of the season against
Maryland with Coach Ira Rodgers
list OF probable starters containing
the names of nine freshmen.
Only two of the 1943 holdovers
look for starting assignments. They
are Tackle Bill Johnson, who will
be acting captain, and Center Russ
Lopez. Other probable starters are
Gene Crookshanks and Walter Mott,
ends: Bob Bonn, right tackle; Jim
Keadle and Gus Jarrett, guards;
Hal McKibben, quarterback; Jim
Walthan and Leo Kesling, half
backs, and Gus RAIDER, fullback.