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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
DEGREE GRANTED IN
 LARIVIERE ACTION

Mrs. Florence LaRlviere was granted . divorce today from Hector LaTlivlere. following Q hearing be. fore Judge Robert L. Munger ii superior court. The trial opanod yesterday. The couple married Jan, %, 1923, The hubband eoniestld
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
REFORM SCHOOL
 BOARD CONFINES

A regular monthly meeting of the Cheshire Reforin0tory board Of dl- reetors was held yesterday. spokes- men for the board declared today that considerable progress in admin. iatrative changed have been effect- cd.
 The board recently criticized the supervisory methods in effect at tho reformatory and have made prom. ises Of formulating a defined pro. gram for future administration, based along more progressive lines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
7honaston Youth Builds Business
 Career On Courage, Determination

Overcome Physa Handicaps Life SmngIy Confidence in Own Ably Readustment Conditions Amb
 ton for Business Form Basis of Real Success Sto-Povdes Inspiration for Others
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07

yotlons win also be held.
 One of enc major feasts e tho church which honorh the Mothnr Of cod this ia likewise tho palronal feast of Che United states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07

Argentina has a kerosene short- age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07

Cadet Joel Jennings has been ad- vanced to corporal at Bordentown Military institute, Bordentown, N. J. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Clyde A. Jennings of 30 West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07

Private First Class Peter J. Lago, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lago of 1852 Bank street, is now at a con- valescent hospital in France. He was wounded in action in France Sept. 6 |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

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Evening star., 1944-01-30

"WHEN HENRY WIRES: Have
weekend pass and key to Halls apart
ment', dash for the next bus," says
War Bride Mrs. Henry Allan Keeler,
who halls from Denver $50 l keep
my clothes pretty and ready-to-go
with Ivory Flakes care. Chances for
finding trousseau replacements these
days are pretty slim and 80 is Henry's
Army pay. That's why aim at twice
the wear for the nice things I have!"
Evening star., 1944-01-30
e.: ::* TWICE the Wear with
:: :; Ivory Flakes care!"


"D0N'T TREAT THINGS ROUGHLY with the wrong
kind of soap, says Mrs Keeer Change to gentle
with pure mild Ivory Flakes" Dozens of wash tests
dresses bouses sweaters, lingerie, housecoats prove
pretty washables give much twice the wear with
Ivory Flakes They're kind to your other precious
sudsabes, too-stockings curtains grdes, table linens!
Evening star., 1944-10-15
.LuureI Results

s.yeaTsolds and up; allowances: uoH 8ainan furl
Fl ri, Be e Back Gemas) 7.ao ., $50 60 $50
Good Rob tR, Meade) 800
Also ran@.sir Begie, Little Sandy, Mend,
Wando Eloise E. Amici.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; 3-year-
Sow Sow wave e~hsii asneiinss, i0ri0ses sso $50 aao
Miss Buckle (Kirkland) 400 go
aRefresh (Jemas) $50
Also ranSPersandra, aKensington Doc,
g Say G;S,,I pesgy; GaEand. Fantomas, staniene,
Jones and Goldsboroueh entry.
DAILY Double paid 500
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; 3-year-
olds and up; about 2 miles
agd Gay Venture tePs surs f9gens 1880 $50 $50
Seffnssf fims. 4?sIss' :sTsse' $40
Foatins AlsE rsnIs IsTs Peat Moss. astiesel I'd
Brooks Parker-C. M. Kline entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; 2-year-
olds: allowances; 6 furlongs.
scks Fsassss Rsft GArssTo' 800 sao s4o
Milestone tScawthorn) $40
Time-113
>, Also ran-Appropriado, Riar Red, Bel
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: 3-year-
olds and up; claiming; mile and 10 yards.
Un1tran (Young) $50 42O $40
Ask Me (RienZi) 4,SO 3'50
Equipped {Bowers) $50
Time, 1.5O2s
Also ran---Miss Identify, The Berries,
5e one, Gooc Mite, Parquet, Ugly Duckling,
Jerry Jim, Promenader.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: 2-year-
olds: the Seine Stakes; LIZ miles.
Ace Card (Dodson) 45O 800
Galiorette (Woolf) $50
Time, 1.49ss.
East, Display Flisht, Sweet Chimes, Dear
Virginia.
a Col c. v. whitney entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, So 500; 3-year-
9lds and Up: class e; Ii. miles.
Hoosier &C. Kirk 500 47O
atop Reward (R. Meade) $50
Also ran-Saboteur, Town Hall, Blue
Steel. aStill Pond, Blue Pom, Gondolina
AM end M Stable-Mrs. J. Kozachyn
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; 4-year-
olds and ur,; claiming; ~ miles.
Conrad Mann Clark $50 $50
Long Vallee tYoung) 31O
Time, 2.412s.
Also ran-Guerrilla, June Quest Mis-
rule, Found Out. Destination, Overcall
Circle Car, General Day.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Stars Bowl 10 Help
Victory Legion Fund

With a slew of weekend con.
testants expected to compete this
afternoon and tonight at Penn
Recreation in the second Bulletin
Bowlers' Victory Legion handicap,
Washington pin-spillers again will
put forth another earnest effort in
helping the Nationwide campaign
raise 100000 to buy sports and
recreational equipment for the
armed forces overseas
Each participant will donate IS
cents Of his or her So entrance fee,
while the alley will match each
contribution, giving the fund q So
cent boost for every participant.
A record field of 10S fired at Penn
several months ago in the popular
Bulletin event and with the added
incentive to aid the BVL, today's
turnout promises to top this mark.
AS an added attraction Manager
Julian Himmelfarb will stage .
mixed doubles match at 8 O'Clock,
with Lorraine GULL, queen of the
country's fair rollers, paired with
Bob Miciotto against Bing Moen.
ranked No. Z nationally. and Bub
Guethler, who sports the No. /
Washington rating and No. ma
tional spot among the male duck
pinners. Both twosomes will strive
to crack the five-game national
mixed doubles record of 1871 held
J by Lucy Rose and Billy Stalcup.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Woman Golf Officers Event
Twill Wind Up Season

Final Womens District Golf Asso-
citation tournament of the season
an invitation affair for WDGA Of
f1cers, will be staged at Washington
Golf and Country Club Tuesday
with Class A and B players COM
peting for the Presidents Plate
Starting times:
9:40-Mrs. c. B. Magruder "a and ny
and Mrs. J. Y. York "a. and NJ.
9:45-Mrs. T. H. Beavers tKen.) and
Mrs. Herbert Lacey tManor).
9:50-Mrs. D. s. Platt (Manor) and
Mrs. Walter Jarvis tCol).
9:55-Mrs. H. M. CHAPMAN tKen) and
Mrs. Cochran Fisher (Col.}.
10:00-Mrs W. l. Horner (Wash) and
Mrs r. L, Hutchison tWashD.
10:05-Mrs. John Barron (Ken) ano
Mrs l. Z, Hutchison tWash.o
10:15-Mrs. M Hale Dinneen Wash. }
and Mrs. Robert Lacey tColD.
10:20-Mrs Albert Walker &C. CO. and
Mrs: Jarrett White &C. c..
10:25-Mrs. Edward Widmayer ken.
and Mrs. ! P. Brantley tKenD.
1o:35-Mrs. Frank R. Keefer &c. CO.
aAi io:4oMMfs: E. C. Atwood cKeno and
Mrs. Marvin Wire (KenJ.
10:45-Mrs. H. A. Knox (Cons) AND
Mrs; Cloyd Await (Cong:).
IO;50-Mrs. Leo Walper, pr. Geo.
anf fo55&ars S5s Il W Piait It. IS WeiSe Sc ,col Mrs
Harry A. Porter Coli and Mrs. c. B
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Burgoo Maid Snares
Hawthorne Feature

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Burgoo Maid,
4-year-old daughter of the 1882
Kentucky Derby winner, Burgoo
King, and owned by Ruth Sidell of
Chicago, won the ,0OO-added
Illinois Owners Handicap today.
Although most of her races have
been over shorter distances, Burgoo
Maid took an early lead, maintained
her margin, and had 21s lengths to
spare at the end of the 1I16 miles
race.
Espino Gold, which races for Mrs.
F. Nugent, was 2l2 lengths in ad-
vance of St. Jock, which runs in the
colors. of Miss Sidell's father, S. D.
Sidell The favored Night Shadow,
wound up 18th in a 14-horse field.
Burgoo Maid paid sl2.40, Sc and
$3.50. Espino Gold was even more
overlooked, rewarding at $18 and
s12.40. The filly covered the dis
tance over a fast track in :443a.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
|UIine Lions Get Five
Players From Barons

The Cleveland Barons of the
American Professional Hockey
League will option five players to
the Washington Lions for the 1944-5
Eastern Hockey League season
Owner Mike Uline announced last
night.
Players secuted at the Barons'
training camp at Windsor, Ontario
who are to join the Lions immedi-
ately at their Toronto (Canada)
training base are: Jack Mcintyre
and Bob Mcdonald, wingmen, and
Jimmy Wilson, forward and de-
fenseman, all formerly of the New
York Rovers. and Jocko Mclean and
AL Smith, defensemen.
Wilson formerly was a smooth
skater and clever playmaker with
the New York Rovers and Sydney
Millionaires, and will be used as a
steadying influence on the younger
players. (
The Lions open their activities at
Uline Arena on Friday night, No.
vember 3, against the Toronto Tip
Tops in an exhibition. They move
to Baltimore to begin their Eastern
League season against the Orioles
on Sunday night, November S, and
start their home Eastern League
campaign against the Philadelphia
Falcons at Uline's on November 7.
Scheduled:
Home.
November z. Philadelphia; 10, New York;
IA, Boston; II Philadelphia: 21. Balti-
more: "a, New York; 2S Boston. Decem-
ber 1, Philadelphia s. Baltimore; 8.
70, New York; ss, Baltimese. January 2;
New Ne York; 10: Baltimore: 49, Boston: 28B'
Baltimore; 6, New York; ~. Boston.
March 2, New York.
November 8, Baltimore; IL, Philadelphia; !;
IL, New York; IS, Boston; 10, Boston
%. Philadelphia 30 Baltimore. Decem-
ber 8, Philadelphia: 9, Boston,: 13, Balti-
more; 10, Philadelphia; II, Boston; "a.
New York; 30. Baltimore, January "a.
Boston; 2S, Baltimore. February z. Phila-
delphia; 10, Boston: II. New York: II,
Baltimore; 21, Philadelphia; rs. New York,
March L. New York
Evening star., 1944-10-15
BY 4. r. TAY,NToN.

Oh. El Wendie OF Rockland, boxer
owned by Phillip Crystals Rye Top
Kennels OF Harrison, N. Y, won her
I'D best-in-show award at the f1rst
all-breed dog show Of the Mount
Vernon Kennel Club in Arlington
yesterday. She was singled out Of
the final group with an extremely
handsome white poodle, Oh. Bar
rack Hill Charles, owned by Mrs. A.
A. McWilliams and a very flashy
Kerry Blue terrier, Oh. Michael Of
Somerset, owned by Lewis T. Johns
ton for final consideration by Judge
Mrs. Saunders L. Meade. The de-
cision was difficult one to make,
since all three dogs asked for it,"
but the final nod went to El Wend!e
on gait.
Daiecarlia's Bob Scores.
The winners Of the sporting group
was the black cocker spaniel, Dale
carlia's Bob, owned and shown by
John Hess Of Berwyn, Md. Both
his breed win, topping his cham
pion kennel mate, and then his VIC
tory In the group, were very aston
ishing. Winner of the hound group,
another surprise, was Mrs. Marion
dupont Scott's greyhound, Mont
pelier Kitty Foyle, and winner OF
the toy group was Janhall Kennels
miniature pinscher, Oh. Skipper of
Geddesburg.
Among the higher awards won
by Washington owned dogs was a
third in the hound group for Ben
Klimkiewicz' dachshund, Oh. Ben
celia's John. Another third in the
group was that taken by DR.. John
Elvin's bulldog, Oh. Elvinar's Fall
stone Torpedo. Mark of Clarandall,
U. D., Fred Lawless' German shep-
herd, placed fourth in the working
group.
Local Entries Score.
A number of local dogs took best
Of breed ribbons and even more won
winners and reserve winners in the
various breeds. These included
James Flahertys collie, Loeb Reagt
Lancer: little Jean GARDENERS Air
dale Mint Mitzie of Renidrag; Mrs.
Jere Mackle's cairn terrier, Gabrielle
OF Macwae; w. A. McIlwaine's chow
Oh. Lao Tang Of Chung Kuo.
Sporting Dogs.
Pointers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Arm
strong's Aristocrat Sue: Labrador re-
| trievers,. DR.. r. L. Kings Pic Kin OF
scottsville: English settlers. c. N Myers
ch. Lem Of Blue Bar; Gordon seters. b
Thompson's Loeb Ridge Major Rogue; Irish
settlers, Mr., and Mrs. e.. l.. Eldredses ch
Tiryelda storm Lark; black cookers, Mr.
and Mrs John Hess Dalecarlia Bob;
solid color cookers, Mrs. A. r. Richard
sons Covered Brook Brandy; parti-color
cookers. D. and e. Fox's Cinderella's Star
Legacy: English cookers o. H. Rogers
ch. Surrey Evenide: Springer spaniels
Or. A. e. Kratzers Roger Of Sandblown
Acre.
Hounds.
Afghsns. NJ F. Florsheim's ch Rudiks
CT Blakeen: beagles under 13, Mary Nc
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Smart BET Wins Again
Al Rockingham Park
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H., Oct. 14.-For the
second time in week Mrs. M. j.
Wolfson's veteran 7-year-old Smart
Bet won a 5000 stake at Rocking
ham Park when he ran front race
over the six-furlong route today to
take the Lowell Handicap before
10, 1000.
Winner OF the 5000 added Gen
Green Handicap on October 7
the Merle Simmons trained son of
Ecomic romped over the heavy track
to win in 1:13l.
Trailing was Mrs. w. Renaud's fast
closing Mixer, with E. ]. Daley's
Johnny Jr. Third, and. D. and B
Stables Hill Sun, fourth.
Smart Bet, the favorite, paid
1920.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Old Dominion Exhibit
Attracts 437 Dogs

Old Dominion Kennel Club will
present 437 dogs representing 40
breeds in its show today in the
Ballston Stadium. starting at 10
O'Clock and lasting throughout the
day. Best in show and best Ameri-
can breed will be chosen about 4
o'clock by T. N. Carrithers, I'd, Of
New York.
Obedience tests viii nave 81 con-
testants. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lipp-
mann's famous Champion Carlton
Courage will offer strong competi-
tion. Children's handling classes
will also be featured.
Lady Halifax's dachshund Frankie
will be on hand to show his in
terest in the benefit the Children's
Hospital will derive from the show.
Also, fortunetellers will be there
and the country produce table that
was ransacked at yesterdays Mount
Vernon show will be well replen-
ished.
Ballston Stadium is across the
Potomac on Wilson boulevard and
is within easy access by bus or car.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Shakes OFF Ace Card
To Triumph Going
Away al Laurel
by the Associated Press.

LAUREL, Md, Oct. l4.-Busher
q chestnut daughter Of War Ad-
rriiral, strengthened her hold on the
2-year-old f1lly championship o1
1944 today as she ran away from
nine others of her class in the 10th
running of the Selma Stakes.
The fllly, owned and bred by E
r. Bradley and ridden today by
Eddie Arcaro, shook off Walter M
Jeffords' Ace Gard at the head o1
the homestretch and won her fifth
victory In seven starts going away
AT the wire, she led Ace Card by
three and one-half lengths. The
Jeffords filly in turn held a two and
one-half length margin over w. l.
Brann's Gallorette, ridden by Geor-
gle Woolf. Ogden Phipps' Subdued
was fourth, another four lengths
back.
Busher, previous winner of the
Adirondack Handicap and the Ma
tron Stakes, earned $25, ,780 share
of the total purse of $31, ,280 for her
Kentucky colonel owner. This
boosted her winnings for the year
to S60,300 She never was finished
worse than fourth.
She carried lit pounds-5 less
than the high impost of 122 on Sub
dued under the allowance condi-
tions-and covered the 1/l6 miles
in 1:49ss on a track rated slow.
The crowd of approximately 14,00C
made her the strong favorite, and
she carried $37,496 of the total win
pool of $80,042. For a 81 ticket
across the board she returned $3.50
So and $3.50.
Several of the fillies were frac-
tious in the gate, and the field was
held there for some time. When
they got away, Jouett Shouse's East
set the pace, with Busher in fourth
spot.
The eventual winner fell back on
the first turn, but Arcaro took her
up to third on the backstretch. Ace
Card had taken the lead, meanwhile,
and she held it until about three
sixteenths of mile from the payoff
wire, where Busher, running easily
on the outside, passed her in a flash
and went on to win without being
extended.
Subdued, which had been far back
In the early stages, finished very
fast to take fourth.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
|Whir|about in Front;
Betting Record SET
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Louis B
Mayors Whirlabout, 3-year-old
filly by Pompey-Lost Horizon
splashed through the mud to half
length victory today in the featured
$4,000 added Correction Handicap
at Jamaica.
A crowd of 31,o53 that wagereo
81 ,991 ,528 on the seven-race card, in
Guiding a world record of $176,181
on the daily double, saw the Mayer
filly come from third place in the
stretch to win going away.
E. D. Levinson's Miss Drummond
a 9-to-1 shot, which led at the half
mile post by three lengths, held on
long enough to take the place by q
head over another long shot, w. S
Jacobs Boiling On. Good Think
Paddle, Thread O'Gold and Tell
menow completed the seven horse
field.
Whirlabout, $3.50 favorite
boosted her total earnings to $780,.
835 with the $7,525 f1rst-place money
She ran the six furlongs in 1:l2 3-5
under top weight of 126 pounds.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
III Wendie Of RockIund Rules
Mount Vernon Kennel Show

.NAulrs Duke Sinatra: beaales over a.
Mnea s:s' al sS.n Ss
celia's John; greyhounds, Mrs. M. Du r.
Scott MontDelier Kitty Foyle: whippets,
saddlerock Kennels ch. Glass Wagon.
wsrkins Breeds.
;, Bexs5s RS Rye TOP M Kennels. q; Il wsndie
ssdsYs Dssfssa sesens Pos blank ns, Il
Marienlapd: German shepherds, Fred s.
b.nes Ma.a and q MIs p e.
1lvescot Lora:. o. e. sheepdogs, W. A.
McniW.inss imny.d. sn fariysa;f, s;,,. yiss Gonncil
Breezewood:. shetland sheepdoss. Mr. end
Mrs r. Miller's Pixie Dell Little Gamin.
Terriers.
Airedales. NJ G. GARDENERS Mint Mitzie
Of Renidrag; cairn terriers. Mrs J. B.
Mackle's Gabrielle of Macwae; smooth fox,
j.. F. Delaney's Mountmellick Merry ,'-ker:
wi; wire & fox G 2. Wilson's Stri;;ih. 70. of
Michael Of Somerset; miniature schnsuzer.
Marienhof Kennels Knight OF Marienhof
Scottish, MI; and Mrs. a. G.. Ayers ch.
Monona's Little Pixie. 'A A''
Mins ri Il Lab; miniature Id pinschers. is jan
hall Kennels ch. Skipper OF Geddesburg;
cnrsnay n Nsroc Mgs cG1bins cSn Boz
ninger's Melcroft Marlcne.
Nenspertins.
Bostons, Mrs. J. K. PorterS ch Ameri-
can Ace; bulldogs. Dr. j. H. Elvins ch
ElyInars Falstone Torpedo; chows. W. "A.
nnef1wsinss nsm LANES eh . Lao T.ns 9f Chung Kuo:
4. McWiiliams' Barrack D'fii Hi Bomber: @
Sehipperkes, Lillian Tif,any's Trilene S
Sporting Group.
First Cocker Spaniel Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Hess's Dalecarlia Bob: second. springer
SPANIEL, DR.. A. E. Krstzer's Roger Of Sand
blown; third. Labrador Retriever. DR.. r. L.
setter, MI. and Mrs. I. Eldridse's Ch.
Tirvelda Storm Lark
First, greyhound. Mrs. NJ DUP. scott's
saddierock Kennels Ch; Glass WAGON:
Bencelia's John: fourth. Afghan M. +
Florsheim's Ch. Rudika Of Blakeen.
Working.
FIRST, boxer, Rye Top Kennels Oh. Fl
Wendie of Rockland: second. Shetland
| Sheepdos. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Miller
Pie Dell: thiro, Great Dane. Mr. and Mrs.
Stevens Ch. Elvescot Lora; fourth. Ger
man Shepherd. Fred Lawless' Mark Of Clar-
andal y. D.
Terriers.
First. kerry blue. Lewis T.. Johnson,
ch. Michael Of Somerset; second wire fox
G. D. Wilson'S Striking Fox of Tri Wire;
third. smooth fox. J. F. Delaney's Mount
mellick Merry Maker: fourth, Scottish
Mr; and Mrs. A. c. Ayers ch. Ayerscot
Anita.
Toys.
First miniature Pinscher. Janhal Ken.
nels' ch. Skipper Of Geddesburg; second
Pomeranian. Mrs. c. K Corbin's Coin Boz
Currency Of Nibroc third, pug. Mrs. w
Moningers Melcroft Marlene: fourth Pc.
kingese, Helen Samuels' Sauirette's Minis
Pi III Lab
Nonsporting Dogs.
First. poodle standard. Mrs. A. A. Nc
Williams Barrack Hill; second miniature
poodle Mrs A. A. McWilliams' Barrack
Hill Charles Bomber; third, bulldog. DR.
/ John H. Elvin's ch. Elvinar's Falstons
Torpedo; fourth, Dalmatian. Reigate Ken.
: nels ch. Reigate Bold Venture
Best dog in show. boxer.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Hernandez Seeking
Vengeance for Pal
Against Wilson

Pedro Hernandez, high-rankine
Puerto Rican featherweight, will be
out to avenge a pal Tuesday night
at Uline Arena when he fights the
former champion, Jackie Wilson
in the 10-round main event of the
Liberty Athletic Clubs first indoor
show OF the season.
Hernandez has been hot on vii.
sons trail since his stablemate
Pvt. Lew Hanbury, was KO'd by the
ex-champ at Grif1ith Stadium. ane
has promised both Manager A
WE'LL and. Pvt. Lew that he will
even that score Tuesday night.
Wilson, undefeated here and 9
boxing master with a punch, en-
cages In Hernandez q rough, tough
and willing little club fighter who
will be conceded at least an ever
chance of swapping Jackie's win
ming string here.
Both Wilson and Hernandez are
cunning for shot at the sensa-
tional Willie Pep, New York State
featherweight champ, and Promoter
Goldie Ahearn has promised then
that he will make every effort te
sign walloping Willie for Tuesdays
winner.
Hernandez was substituted fol
Phil Teranova as an opponent fol
Wilson last Thursday when Sam
Silverman, Providence (R. H. pro.
moter, failed to release Terranova
from bout with Vince DelrOrtc
tomorrow night despite cash Of
fer.
Hernandez has defeated both
Henry Hook and Carroll (Kid) AL
exander locally, and holds decisions
over such top boys as Sal Bartolo
Lulu Costantino. Hubert Samuels
AL Brown, Tony Costa, and Ellis
Phillips. and has KOd Tony Dupre
A tiptop supporting card to back
up the main event is being rounded
out by Promoter Ahearn.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Bears ond Rebels Win
In BOYS Grid Leaaue

In Police Boys Club No. 2 foot
ball games yesterday the Bears de.
feated the Trojans, 1876, and the
Rebels won by default from the
Mohawks.
Today the senior Police Boys Clut
will take on the Brown Bombers
at Banneker at 2.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Tide Reserves Do Well
In Downing MiIIsops
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. IA
Alabama overwhelmed the Millsaps
Majors, SIS - 0, here today in the
Tides final warmup contest.
The Tide first stringers, sticking
chiefly to straight football, scored
in the first period, when Fullback
Norman Hodges plunged over to end
66-yard drive. For the remainder
Of the game Coach Frank Thomas
gave his reserves an opportunity and
they responded with six touchdowns
in the second half.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Late N. c. Score Downs
Cherry Point, 20 to ID
Nv the Associated press3

BY the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct. a.
A desperate North Carolina passing
and running attack in the fina.
minute of play today enabled the
Tar Heels to defeat the Cherry
Point Marines, 20 to IA, in game
that was a thriller throughout.
AL the touchdowns were on STIR
ring marches or plays, the Marines
counting in the first and last quar-
ters and the Tar Heels in the Sec
ond and third, in addition to thei,
deciding marker.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Service Powerhouse Clash

ATHENS, Ca, Oct. IA GP).-Mor-
ris Field and Georgia Navy Pre-
flight, two of the South's top service
elevens, lay their perfect records on
the line here tomorrow, with both
coaches predicting plenty of trouble.
Each Is loaded with former college
and professional stars,
Evening star., 1944-10-15

Golf Boil Drought
Due to Continue
py the Associated Press.

By the AsSocfated Press.
Linksmcn, buffers and sharp
shooters alike, will have to get
along without any new golf balls
in l945, says L. E. Coleman, presi-
dent Of the Golf Ball Manufac-
turers' Association.
Coleman, addressing the groups
meeting in Chicago, said the only
solution to the ball shortage
critical this season-will be for all
players to turn in used balls for
reprocessing during the winter
months.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Woman BowIers Hold
Bio Metinq Toduy

Annual meeting and election OF
officers Of the Washington Women's
Duckpin Association will be held at
the Lucky Strike today at 5 o'clock
All leagues are urged to send two
representatives.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
British Booters Warm Up

British Service soccer teams will
play warm-up game today on the
Ellipse in preparation for a match
next Sunday with a British Over
seas Anyways squad in Baltimore.
Today's play begins at 2:l5.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Temple MonhundIes NY u.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA R.-Temple
manhandled New York University
inexperienced Violets here today.
$50, with Jimmy Wilson, a 18O-
pound halfback, romping to two
touchdowns and passing to a third.