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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
IS Girl Scouts
Take Part
in Peck Camp

Eighty-five Glasgow Girl Scouts
participated in a three day camp at
the Fort Peck recreation center Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. The
group was taken out each day and
brought home each night.
Mrs. Robert HUMPHREYS was gen.
eral director. Mrs. j. M. Stuart and
Mrs. r. Sinclair were in charge of
the meals and Mrs. j. w. Bjorstad
and Mrs. Enid M. Sinnett in charge
of activities. Miss Mardrid Reite
was in charge of transportation.
Those in charge of individual troops
were Miss Elizabeth Kline, Mrs.
Kathryn Soesbe, Mrs. Rockwell
Grain, Mrs. r. E. Stroman, Mrs. o.
H. Barnes, Mrs. Harry Benson, Mrs.
j. w. Richardson, Mrs. c. V. Hovey,
Mrs. Margaret Jung, Mrs. Clayton
Goheen, Mrs. c. j. Herbold Jr., Miss
Hope Widen and Mrs. Raymond
Lamb.
The first day there was swimming
and Fort Peck Girl Scouts were
guests for luncheon. The work of
the Fort Peck Girl Scouts was in
spected. Mrs. Stuart's troop gave a
life-saving demonstration.
There was a nature study demon
stration by Mrs. j. P. Krusick's
troop and a package wrapping dem
~onstration by Mrs. Herbold's troop
A campfire demonstration was
given by Miss Widen's troop, fol-
Owed by an amateur program Sun
lay. The camp opened Friday morn
with a flag raising ceremony
at the postoffice and closed with
l lowering of the flag at sunset
Sunday night.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
Juniors Wind Up
S0ftball PLAY

Glasgow's junior Wonder Krust
Softball team observed its retirement
from the sport Wednesday night on
the Glasgow field by defeating the
airbase Guard Squadron club, 9 to 7.
The GLASGOW players will turn their
eyes for the balance of the season
to the Legion-sponsored junior base
ball program.
The soldiers led the Glasgow
players. 7 to 4, going into the final
frame, but a rally turned the tables.
Batteries were Koon and Bayne for
Wonder Krust and Rochelle and
Fishman for the Squadron.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

Forty-one per cent of the negroes
of the United States have had less
than a f~ifth-grade education. Al per
cent completed high school and IL
per cent completed four years OF
college.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02
Too Late To Classify

WE WILL TRADE all kinds of veg
etables for fryers or chickens.
Angelo Christiana, 6 miles west of
Glasgow. C-31-1tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

FOR SALES doz. new, clean quart
sealing jars. Phone 298-M. 535 5th
avenue north. Mrs. Henderson. 31-1tc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

FOR SALE - Portable electric and
battery radio. $40. Also Royal
treadle sewing machine SIS. In
quire at Keagy Apis. 31-1tc D-28-1tc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

WANTED TO BUY-Work horse,
not over 7 or 8 years old, weight
1900, well broke for all kinds of
work. Box 529, Glasgow. 31-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

African religion is based on
Animism, the belief that spirits
are all-powerful, that the faithful
must pay them constant worship,
and propitiate them with offerings
and sacrifices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Tenor Irving Grandy. War Vet,
Heads Bowery Floor Show

IRVING GRANDY. discharged
war veteran whose singing tenor
voice has drawn the praise Of
West Coast reviewers, last night
Joined Frank Barbaro's new show
az the BoWcTy Cafe.
Grandy is a veteran Of four and
one-half years army service,
most of which were spent in
Italy, where ne earned the Purple
Heart. While in service. he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

trouped with the USO unit of
Rockies on Parade" appearing in
numerous theaters Of war opera
tionS.
Additional acts in this weeks
revue include Letasha and Law
renee. dancers whose novelty rou-
tines are an innovation To show
business, and Maya Kela. an
exotic dancer.
Lovely Del Parker, whose songs
proved so popular with patrons
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

last week. stays on for a second
engagement, offering new arrange
ments Of tunes on the hit parade.
Another holdover is Texas Tommy
and his fabulous Wonder Horse,
Baby Dol"
Remaining as master Of cere-
monies is funnyman frankie Rapp
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

whose quips I'll the intervals be-
tween introduction of each act.
Color and background for the
entire proceedings are provided
by the Earl and Josephine Leach
revue, featuring dance routines
by lovely chorines.
For music, it's Ben Young and
his orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
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72i. A:Sq Ie2A. io'h3 o. m slage show.
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ftase- show ssi. s45. 63s g. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Hidden Eye llls
q m 40 s42 s4 p M Her High
moss and the Bciiboy I2.sl 34s, . SIS,
10 OF D.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
ChrysIer
RaceOpen

Three weeks Of the season re-
main and first place in the Chrys-
Ter Interplant League at Palace
is still in doubt. Steve Dutko's
Chrysler Service won three as
Highland Park Engineering lost
the same last night 10 take the
lead by one game.
Dutko's 662 in 1927 was infiu-
ential in Service making the top.
Dodge Main counted 2643. Engi-
neering, with three players under
500 and Therman Gibson down to
522 had only 1882 to De Soto's
2679.
Dodge Forge, defending cham
pion, went 10 third on the board
with 3046. Frank Teschler got in
CAB, Phil Van Slembrouck. 500.
Bruce McDougall the same, and
Tom D'Orazio 621.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Norris,Marino
Renew Duel
BY HAROLD KAHL

Whether Joe Norris or Hank
Marino will emerge as high indi-
vidual average man in national
match game play will be an i'm
portant sidelight of the final u
games between the champion
Strohs and the challenging Heils
of Milwaukee at the Palace Recre-
alton tomorrow and Sunday.
Blocks of three games are sched-
uled at 3. and $50 p m each day,
Going into the fourth block
Norris will be carrying a 212.S
average for 3O536 pins in lid
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Hoppe an
Old Star

For as long as anyone can re-
call, challenger Willie Hoppe, 81,
and billiards are synonymous. At
II, Willie was the boy wonder and
Jim Jeffries heavyweight boxing
champion.
In 1906, Ty Cobb joined Detroit.
The following year Hoppe brought
back the worlds 1S.1 balkline title
from Paris. He is the last OF the
sports giants. But in only one item
is he travelling slower. Willie used
10 take long runs 10 keep in con-
dition. Now he walks.
Three-cushion champion Welker
Cochrane, 4S, of San Francisco,
and Hoppe open a three-day stand
at Detroit Recreation tomorrow
afternoon, playing six blocks of
go points each, afternoon and eve-
ming, including Saturday and
Sunday.
Cochrane gained the title in
New York last December from a
field of 10. In this event a new
rule governed for the first time,
the one permitting a player 70
shoot either cue ball for his open
ing shot of an inning. There is a
time limit of one minute on the
studying of a shot, and a penalty
for deliberate safety.
1t is a one point penalty If, in
the opinion of the referee, the
player resorted TO deliberate
avoidance of scoring. If the player
tries safety in consecutive innings,
he loses five points for the second.
Under the time limit one point
is forfeited if the player consumes
more than one minute in studying
and executing a shot. The score
keeper gives a l5-second warning
signal
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Williams on Card

AL Williams has been given an
other assignment on next Tues
days wrestling card at Fairview
Gardens. He will meet Dale
Wayne in one of the supporting
matches TO the Bert Ruby-"Buck'
Estes junior heavyweight bout.
Last Tuesday Williams partici-
pated in the Australian tag bout
at the east side club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
WrigIeys Best
In W. 5. Classic

Wrigleys, in fourteenth place,
are the weeks best in scoring to-
day in the West Side Classic at
Crest Lanes. Their 1902 and 1923
last night succeeded TO the Sec
ond board spot. Individually Dick
Becker was top with 663.
Jim Strange had 65l and Redge
Wlllet, 634. Phil Westmore of
Nalaco showed $40, Gina Bona.
Vinco. $50. Stanley Olesko, 625,
Roy Wolfram, 627, Willard Hen
rion. Livonia, 621, Fred Sche-
manski. GeriSch, 625.
Roy Seitz of Markets was con-
sistent with 200-200-202 in 602.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
French So((erites
Seek Games Here

Sgt. Pilot Rene Leveque of the
French Army Air Corps. stationed
at Selfridge Field, is interested in
obtaining a schedule of soccer
games with clubs located in this
area. Sgt. Leveque can be con-
tactetd by calling Mt. Clemens
1882 or by calling Selfridge Field
on line 3257.- and asking for Capt.
Seralta.
The French players, all vet
Grams Of continental competition,
are able to field a powerful team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Skeeter Joins Team
After StOrk Arrives

COLUMBUS, Ca. March 80
tUP)-Lamar (Skeeter) New
some, Boston Red Sox shortstop,
today was en- route to Atlantic
City to join his team in spring
training.
Newsome, already accepted by
the army and awaiting call, had
delayed reporting awaiting the
birth of a third child. An 8-pound
daughter was born TO Mrs. New
some Saturday morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Wilson's Increase
Lead in Metro

Ira Wilson has one more shot
in the championship target today
with only nine games left of the
Metropolitan Classic League sea-
son. The Wilson's gained a game
at Palace last night, hosting their
margin over Palmer Park 10
three.
Palmer Park yielded one TO
Archway. Wilson's went 10 sec
ond on the board with 3038 and
IL was sufficient for three over
Welch.
Wilson's Mike Angelic led the
scoring with 66i. Bill Bunetta,
Palmer Park, had 643; Herman
Ruppel, Roberts, 63S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

games TO Ma
rino s 2l1.82
for 25402 pins
in 120 games.
Before the Mil
waulke half of
this match Ma
rino was out in
{ ront with
213.38 for 108
games. Norris
had 2l2.46 for
1872.
Norris seized
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Robinson Near Top
In Masonic Pin Loop

Robinson Five is out of first
place in the Greater Masonic
League by one point after win
ming three from National Tent
last night at Olympic Recreation.
Rusty Rayment led Robinson with
613 as Steve Morris had Ola for
Berger, Robinson's chief rival.
n Otto kaufman Of General had
p6. John Cavanaugh of Young,
)e04, Joe Zadorsky. Robinson. 609.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31


he averaged 208 for the II games
in Milwaukee TO Marino's 1876 as
the Stroh club gained a lead of
20 pins. On Stroh's preferred,
rather than home alleys. 9 and 10,
at the Palace, Stroh not only is
expected TO retain It's crown. but
Norris keep his margin.
LINEUP UNDECIDED
Norris was still undecided today
who will sit on the sidelines in
favor Of John CrimminS OF Paris
clean, his sixth man. 1t was over
9 and 10 Crimmins shot a 800 in
SOB in the state tournament some
weeks ago. Norris alternated
John Petro and Cass Grygier in
milwaukee,.
Besides Marino, who sand
wfehed 232 between two 3O0s for
S32 10 top the country last season,
the Heils have Capt. Elmer and
Edgar Koch, Mike Malouf. Rudy
Pugel and Earl Probst, sixth man.
Pugel is the youngster who teams
with Ned Day, former national
match game king. in doubles play.
With Stroh and Heils on the
drives the Mems State tourna-
ment will be idle along with the
CYO at the Detroit Recreation.
Led by Ann Konen's Hoffmans
Detroit will have five quintets in
the Women's State in Grand
Rapids, Archie Van Houtte's indi-
vidual sweeps Will close at Arch
way.
The s5O-Handicap will open
at Chene-Trombly. the Three
Five Classic at Garden and
Russ Rutherford's weeps at
Loews. Listed for continuation
are the Husband and Wife at
Mt Elliott, World War Veterans
at Northwestern, Lutheran (Sat-
urday only at Riverside, and
Briggs al Parkside.
MATTHEWS BAGS us
HERE AND THERE-Ben MatthevS raised
zes.asiiss Tor us and ian n.v | second aisfdfs siSS
hi, 2fT.Iss-7ze Tor s7s. John John FSrtss i1itss
245-205-2ll for eel, Clarence schmidt
2s7;,229.l99 for $50 end yern Palmer ass
a. index regained sole possession OF hfst
With a sweep IN MiletG House . Jack
GioSon 2o7 IN the Centennial senior . /.
Frear Turner ass IN the Pillar Senior
Helen MSckE 237. 10 ScottS 21s and
PSSH CrshsmS 223 featured IN the Rainbow
Major Janet Taylor, il3-AveTaKs south
paw. tied high single with ais as Mary
Gordon converted the 3-T-lo IN the Bowling
Green Ladies lTv Golden shot 247 in
Ve Crest $50 Charles B0pp 24s IN the
Plymouth Executive Ben SAILOR 245 IN
IN me Ford Local 600 stan KieIs al
in the Bowling Green $50 . Joe VAlenu
24l IN the Cadillac $50.
Other league trS;I-vic Bersan. 24o
CAW-CiO Bert Norris. 237. DENLY Mems
House Al Mikouczyk, 236. Detroit Elks
John Hale. 235, Glenesgles $50. Leo K0,-
lsrczyk 239. Willow Run Bomber Gordon
Tanner asa Leit-HandeIs Classic; Henry
Fick. 232. RuncimAn, Rose Zsfhnl 102
Royal Ladies EDNA Jones. lei Palace
Dir Ladies Frank Mack 77e, Naples ESQ.
Roy Gross, 225. CadiiiAc c. Tom
PisunnSki. 'so3. PsrklAnd House Adolpn
Jansen and Oscar Petschul, ais Old Glory
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

makes the music
That Patton! He moves
faster than one of Crosby's
horses passing a glue factory.
The prince who owned that
piano was a Bourbon but the
way he complained it was
more like Scotch. Can you
imagine anybody accusing the
head Of our armies Of stealing
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
COMMUNICATES
By Bob Hope


IL like Iroho needs matches
and he
Ptons
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

ALTOONA REC. ?, ',os st,,1s nlsH'd'" Z 4Vs s,4
Aso hfTIR a. Al DAY sAt AND sun.
AnCHWkY 'os'' EAST jttf5Hso" ave
noosro Ansy, op,a Bo.liaa TooAY rrou 90
a. n. Urtii 90 ?. ~. srd kttef 20 90 8 ~.
BEACON REC. ysFsoS 5Ftf9s at "aTtssS" =, is5s5
NAVE OPENINGS, ~ SPRING LtA6uEs'
lnohiduaI o. Tsaut-Nsn'a Ladies ard Mined.
CADILLAC -; 3 aAsI ais,, SoSSss'' I.si.! o t'ss isi
op.u Bo~iira TO-DAY UsfH p. ~ hoe After 9.
hrsd Doubles Sat. 5Sg-ooab's' Sun. "
CENTENNIAL s..l is.S s.s: SSN'aSi soi,.. ASt ,oso
oPTs BOWLING SATURDAY IsO SUNDAY,
- Lant, v"i OR Beautiful to,siai Loones
CNENE.TROMBLY $50 y. 'sss5 s!ssirp t!.', r. ,7''
ToRWED CoSTACt los pAUlUs SOW
CONNER REC $500 s,sp.s [3sstR Ass. ~ -; s'''
Sp9s'sGs STHS eS eos ~oesiss' f'ss5 tso Arttssoos W
LEAGUES open so~hnS Tm p. A.. After -
CREST LANES fvtLtgI0s !lttTs '''o 20 ststH ,s,s
NsiT Our STAGE BAR, COCKTAIL LoUhGt.
npNpY nsss wa!ITitR. at EsLtY RIO.
6o.. Eenp s1-s, rooGt S1Tfs ,lsm ~ 40 10; An
Il p. " ao"s Of Fs@oo. s.'ss'.o'.Cs,'ssa.
DETROIT RECREATION ssit51 tt,Sy'TIs e! taso a
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TILL p ~ AL DAY SAT AND sun
GLpnFN RE "2S sGoowARo 1s z;,s'O
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hFTGR ~ 10. Al DAN SAL AND sun
6RtAI LAKES WOODWARD WG s3ss
ops' BO-i,aa-so Alleys ~ som-Un',i
ICc rLpIu tsoss WOODWARD AVE,
Luz OA0lN 20 ALLEYS 70 s.Is00
- low Forming Summer Leagues!
nTnp cITY 3sis CONNER AT aAek
HUIUn uiI 20 ALLEYS LE 6Ts5
TsTRiEs oPIs ToR PIscKIrrs ORIGINAL
CLASSIC FleST PRiIE 5000. 2nd $4,000
MT. ELLIOTT REC. "''' ~ W 49, ssi'O''
Open Bowling al All Times!
NORTH END 70 I1's sdStsy ISi SA"'4S ~ sssI '.55.s
Open 10 A. M. Until Midnight!
nIVupIr NATIONAL AT GRAND siVtR
VI ~ free Parkins TE 2.66B6
NOME ot the eRtATtR DETROIT ALL.STAR.
~ Alleys. opsr B0~iins AL DAY Sat, Sun.
COMCiUT THIS +
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
HE a BLOOD DONOR
-N.TODAY a! !:.!S yolR S!!:F FAYoRITE MOVIE.N
MAR BONDS STAMPS soL1

KpIM-wOOd~ard nr. smile TO s.4IlO
MUTT Open y y NJ Hedy Lamar.
walter Pidgcon. white CARGO" Plus
"happy LAndins." Sonia Henie. J. Psyne.
| IAEFW00D-i42is {. Jefferson LIE 7sOOt
AN"l ""VS Con. lI-l2 Midnight. Tom
Conway. "Faieon In holiySO0d." Judy
CanOya. "SeAtterbrAin." kiddis Mat. Sat
LANcASIER-IOs3s ". lsffsrIon
AN''SN''1h ODen $50. Park Free
Irene Dunno. G. Boyer. Together Asain.'
Lost In Harsm," Abbott Costello.
IA1kY-l3320 Jos. csmpsu Park Free y
Cont. from $3.50. Robt. Huuop.I
Joyce REYNOLDS. "Jaaie." Turhan
sasanna Poster. B. karloff. 'Ihs g
llBFRIY-centsr Line n
1'S@"'' Tom Ca1nx}
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

PALACE-OIY ''ti t1ssfsd sfsG 'tHsqs q 81. "
Sat. s1s. k,oH .d os.,s, sun. $50 p n
PALACE REC. '';S s,'.,, Ss1',Sr S,Is.y, ~ p,a SO.
ogrs BOWLING roDAY UsTiL 500 p ~
Billiards, Rssissfhht Ahd Coostail Lo0ase.
PALACE -SCHOENHERR 'soI'ST soIS ~ i;s.St ,s!I
,s,gTs,,So, s,,Ss,t.t oAlsr q ne PASt sGstsr
PALMER PARK s.ss .:.s..,! sOaS' 40 e.. ss,-';'
TO s.2232 obsa Be~ing Frsm $40 A n. 10
p NJ. After ". Psn Free. Cocktail Lounge.
PLpESlDr {, w~AEssts " oleEGasos
Most 5saOitui COestbh touaVs IA Detroit
PILLAR REC, : ~; ssltts tfs'"''t. " 1s5 ..5i
9ssa Bs~I,ns Al DAY Saturday ard Sgsdly'
PLAYDlUM ''' '9s. 9s sts aAs'ag .Iitys sA ''''
Open Bowling Tues. and Thurs.
RAINBOW ''55' 55 AtffTs ff4J,oT' +" ~ sAssyS ,ssS
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PPptss SST''Ss az Ssr T5Tt Ts5aTTtU.pSp2ss' pps sSsDsYs
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Open Bowling Today Until S P. M.
RIVIERA REC 70 l5 SO ss'"0 s,Sss s..s..!s a.s
summ9 LsssUes--hent. Ladlti' ard NiItd.
sweep, On Fr,dsyI. oVan1se League opeuins'
pnVII $500 NAkisrIoUE. Near &. warren
NJ ! Al - ALLEYS NJ s777
ENTER INDIVIDUAL CLASSIC HoWl
FIRST PRIlT. i25Oo: SECOND. StS0o'
eTITE tLip 1850 WOODWARD TO s.as47
snowPLLct OF rHI WoELoi oS,s Boslius
hsrs EVER Essnins From $50 unih cionns
cTpATuunnp sCHooLCRAFT. ar GO RIVER
0lnA InmUUn 10 ALLEYS VG 1.otsS
oPEN BOWLING TO-DAY AND WEDsEs.
DAY. AND ALSO SATURDAY ANo SUNDAY
WASHINGTON BOWL 'is sGos,eiiSlLt.S s1ss.i StfJ c.
Open Daily at 800 A. NJ!
WEST DETROIT s.2t s9OsIss s'ss''ts % s:s ~,
Opsa Alleys WsskdGu 10 S P. ~ Al DAy
sat. sur ComplsisJ Rsmodsisd rs hsu LAnti-
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DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31


fddd played
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

Substitutes. IoFonto-HAmlltOu. gtan0Wxki
Mclean, Carr. schriner. McCreedy, Bodnar
d. Metz
Montreal - Harmon, stAhan Chamberlain
Cetliffe, Filion. Tremblay EmberE Hitler
Referee-Chadvlck: linesmen-Steve Meuris
tChicagol, Joe Springer Chicago.
FIRST PERIOD
montreal: Lamoureux (Lachi. 40
2-Montreal BouchArd tunassisted 3.os
3-MontresE EmbeTg tHillerl 6.O2
A-Toronto: Carr tunsSsisted) 7.37
b-Toronto' Kennedy (HiuD, $40
Penalties-Richard StshAn HILL
SECOND PERIOD
e-MontresE Harmon tunassistedl. s3s,
7-Toronto, Morris tunAssiSted) i246
s-Montreal Richard tLschl. 1925.
PenAltles-Hone.
THIRD PERIOD
e-Montrear Richard Blake. Lachl. l.io
lo-MontTeal: Lach tRichard, Bouchard i.
ll-Montreal: Richard Blake. lo.4s
l2-Montresl; Richard funaSSiSted 1908
lS-MontreaE Filion tstahan. GetllffeI .
Penalty-Harmon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

RIALI0-erstiOt'.t Elliott Parking
open 6f5. Irene Dunno. ChAs.
Boyer In "TossthsS Asain." "Shs Gets
Her Man" Joan Davis. William Gargan.
Rinf-W. Vernon hIvhwAy AZ Central
open ~ Noon. Joyce Reynolds, Bob
Hutton IN "Janie." The Climax" Boris
kArlor. susanna Foster. rurhan Bey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

FPLArP-Niehlssn.3 81. IA 5sS7
N"r''A" Last Dayi Brought Back bv
Demsndi "sisn ~ the Cross" story N
Easter. PluS "sf. Bug 6Oes 10 To~u.I
Evening star., 1945-12-01
BY HAROLD v. RATLIFF,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

DALLAS, Dec. Glenn Davis OF
mighty Army will be shooting at
two things today when the Cadets
meet Navy in the college football
seasons grand finale: Victory over
Army's deepest rival and new all
time average gain per rushing play
Davis is on top Of the record right
now with his 12.1 yards per try In
SO carries that has seen him roll
up 837 yards in eight games. II he
maintains his present pace-or even
a little below it-he can smash his
own mark Of lis set last year.
That's how the records of Homer
F. Cooke, jr., director of the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau
show it. No one else with a game
left to play is within shouting dis
tance of Davis pigskin-packing
mark, so it's Glenn Davis VS.. Glenn
Davis today as he rolls against
Navy.
Fenimore Sews Up Two Titles.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma A. and M s
Bob Fenimore appears to have two
statistical titles sewed up and is
due to be the third backfielder in
modern football history to take a
couple of crowns simultaneously.
Fenimore has finished the season
with a total offense mark of 1,64l
yards on 203 plays in eight games
That's 534 yards ahead of Harry
Gilmer Of Alabama, who is in fourth
place, and 55l better than Davis
who is fifth, and they are the only
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that they really seemed to be
fewer in number than their ad-
versaries. We would recommend
the adoption of white trousers"
The Palladium said the Yale
players wore pants to suit in
dividual caprice"
About $50 Harvard rooters saw
the game, and the Palladium re-
ported with some glee that
shortly after midnight seven Of
them succeeded in getting ar
rested for breach Of the peace.
They left their watches as secur-
ity for payment Of their fines,
and were allowed to depart for
home on the ! o'clock Shore-Line
train"
Only the Journal Courier both
cred to carry a lineup, which
included the name of Yale,s i'm
mortal Walter Camp. It was:
Harvard - Cate, Witherbee,
Morse, Seamens, Curtis, Bacon,
Herrick, Leeds, Keep, Blanchard,
Tower, Thayer. Fancon, Cushing,
Whitney and Hall ,captain).
Yale-Arnold Captain, john
son, Phelps, Trumbull, Vaille,
Wakeman, Wright, Peters, Baker,
Camp, Elliott, Smith, Wurtz, Al
ben, Thompson and Munson.
Elliott was injured consider-
ably near the end 81 the game,
and Bushnell took his place"
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Nations S Top 4 Fair
BowIers in Battle

A rare bowling match tonight at
Lafayette will bring together the
four top-ranking woman duckpin-
ners of the country with Lorraine
Guli, No. l, and Frances Wilson, No.
a, representing Washington and
Elizabeth Barger, No. 2, and Myrtle
Liphard, No. 3, Baltimore.
The doubles attraction, starting at
$3.50, will be the final of an intercity
series in which the Capital stars last
week end lost to the Orioles by 80
pins.
The pacesetting Ruth De Chastain
and Paul Perkins last night in
creased their lead to two games in
the King Pin mixed doubles by
trimming the second-place Gulli-
Miciotto duo, 81. Perkins, who
counted 397, fired double-header
and nine in his final box to win the
game. Mary Brown and Moe Meade
whipped the third-place Gladding-
Metrakos combination, 81, with
Mary bowling 1892.