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Evening star., 1945-11-20
Mrs. Robert Crosser Dies;
House Members S Wife

Mrs. Robert Crosser, wife of Rep
resentative Crosser, Democrat, of
Ohio, died yesterday at her resi-
dence, Sab Edgemoor lane, Be-
thesda, Md. She had been i'll sew
eral years.
She was born in Cleveland and
lived there until moving to Wash
ington. Her husband has been In
the House about 30 years.
Besides her husband she Is sur
vived by son, Robert Crosser, ir.
recently discharged from the Army
Air Forces, and a daughter. Mrs
Charles A. Sweeny, all of the Edge
moor lane address.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at their Cleveland home. Burial
will be in Highland Park Gene
terry there.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Mrs. Edward B. AImon, 78,
Widow Of Lawmaker, Dies

Mrs. Edward B. Almon, 78. widow
Of Edward B. Almon, Democratic
Representative from the Muscle
Shoals district of Alabama from
1915 until his death in 1888, died
Sunday at the home of her son,
Chopper Almon, in Shefield, Ala.
She is also survived by daughter,
Mrs. James A. Ryder. 1911 Quesada
street NV, and sister. Mrs. Char
lotte Curry Of Birmingham, Ala.
Funeral services will be in Shef-
field,
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Son Born to Eddie Bruckens

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov. 20
P.-A son, Michael Edward, was
born to the Eddie Brackens yester-
day in st. Johns Hospital. They
have two small daughters. Bracken
is a screen and radio actor. His
wife, the former Constance Nicker-
son, was a stage actress.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Maine Editor, 81, Dies

LEWISTON, Me, Nov. 40 tP.-
George w. Wood, 81, editor of the
Lewiston Daily Sun for n years,
died at his home today. He had
continued his editorial writing un-
til recently. Mr.. Wood was a char
ter member of the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Firth

HARDING. To Katherine Gers Hard
ing and the late Comdr. John Thornley,
Harding, 2. s; N. R.. Of washington, a
New York City.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

PARKS, LILLIAN DAGGs. The family
Of the late LILLIAN DAGGS PARKS CRATE
fully acknowledges and thanks its many
relatives, friends and neighbors for their
kind expressions of sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes. THE FAMILY. 2l-
SAUR, ALBERT ]. The family of the
its thanks and appreciation for the many
kind expressions of sympathy of their
many relatives and friends during their
bereavement.
WIFE, MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTERS
Evening star., 1945-11-20

- urday, October Y, 1915, IN Korea,
tAoA Pfc. GERALD M DUFF1CY of
8 3742 18th st. ne, beloved hus-
i band of Olive Kirchner Dufficy,
" son of Martin J. and the late Mary
Alice Duficy and brother of Maui
rice J. Duficy. Solemn requiem mass on
Friday, November %, at St Anthony's S
Catholic Church, 18th and Monroe sts.
me-, at am. Relatives and friends in
vited %
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

tcontinued frum Page Onel
for the installation of the
meters. The selection of
Duval street as the main one
for the meters II due 90 the
fact that this thoroughfare
Is the main one used by mo-
florists and traffic on this
street In eongested al times.
The proposal ct the COM
pany would be- To- install the
meters without cost Co the
city. The revenue thus de-
rived would be shared be-
tween the city and the com
pany on a fifty-fifty basis UNI
I'll the machines are fully
paid for. When the meters
become debt-free. the city
would then receive all the
revenue derived from the
operation OF the machines.
Duval street parking for "a
period Of 30 minutes would
cost motorists five cents.
with the same amount % be
charged for laterals one
block ON either side of Duval
street. A parking period Of
one hour would be allowed
in the laterals FOR five cents.
Penny meters will be in
stalled In front Of the post
office. where a fftee amin
ute parking period will pre-
vail.
Commissioner SWe citing
expressed the hope that
everyone would cooperate
ln making the new improve
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- kA7sA&A 49, &s&&&&
contested they admitted that IL
might bot said that the decision
could not be forecast a. this time
since q depended entirely on the
courts They also pointed out
that there Is little legal preoed
ence IN an election % this sort.
II the election goes through and
the majority q the voters cast
their ballots favorably and the
eleciion Is contested. then it viii
be necessary only % hold another
election ~ any time the commits
sioners desire II the election Is
held and the voters vote unfa-
v0rably. then the commissioners
must wait SIX months before
holding another election on the
same issue.
The new registration books
VII be made up April IS OF 10
following a complete ncW regis
tration and In this case the elec-
ton could b. held immediately
following. providing this election
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
SIX TEAMS In
WINTER LEAGUE
START DEC. Q
FINAL ROSTERS TO BE Pre-
sENTED FRIDAY At MEET;
EXHIBITION GAMES SUN.
DAY At sTADTUM

The newly organized Islaad
City Baseball League met last
night and agreed 20 play the
leagues FIRST game on DcccmbcF
ON.
The league viii be- composed ol
probably siN teams before final
plans are eliminated
Managers are scheduled 90
meet tomorrow night "a present
their Respective rosters and o.
select league officials All man
ayers are urged 60 attend.
Two exhibition games viii he
played Sunday afternoon a the
Municipal Stadium on Flaglcr
Avenue With the opening contest
a. get underway 81 I o'clock.
The pre- War rivalry between
the Key West Conchs and TrOlans
will b. resumed Sunday when
they clash ~ thc opener Of the
scheduled twin ball
Cunchs Will depend on either
Pubic CaTboncil 90 Robert Bethel
% d. the pitching With ESmond
Cfarzanl Aibury behind the plate
TloJans wlll use Jackie Carboncll
o. Dick Navarro "a the firing hnc
and joe Navarro on the roceiviRg
end
The clubs Wlll present a strong
lineup on the field and fans can
expect q very exciting game
In the second battle of the aft
eTnooa. Rcd Raiders Will tanglc
with American Legion Raiders
viii toss their ace pitcher. ~Bub-
bcr So Getting. st the Legion
mares and viii have lzzy Rod
uguez or Wonder Boy" DcWut
Robsrts accepting has slants Il
gion Wili RELY on its Young and
promising m0undsman Ken
Meadow. with q Cruz donning
the mask and chest protector
L.cgIul Wlll D. 0ut o. aVengc
iis - luss o. the Raiders last
sunday
An exciting and Wtll PLAYED
doublrheadol is lu the offlng iur
uldtimC and ne& Sans ol the ns
tional pasiIme.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

Harry Ghaul. the sensational
i.t.Huau iullbaCk from Burning
lun y D. o. tne ncN holder 90
&c go time scoring RECORD for
ths University Of Miami in foot
EaII
-...ua su MS ninth Consecu
I.. A.u. Gtaul kicked three
.sua point. end .cored q touch
i.Nu aEaiu.i Michigan State last
..E end r.a has d scoring total
.1 points Ihe luumer record
j.. 81. 4.fs uas bcid hs tddl,
u... t.. Hallesus backlr.I
p4uu made l3 ta4es
I.. ..4 taa extra points co.
.t ~u. Miami plats Aubalu
s. ui.rt aud Havana DCl
lf...I mat suatt. Dunn
t..I.au .rug record and by
rl ua4li push hs uHu
..-.- tota. beyond me lU0
WH ae alI probably lead o.,
r.s.Ha painters among thusg
Is. et.s boosting . ol more times
ls.... e.I probably not So nCa
t..#. eulA rg.uTd Howard
F..... n.N ga thc Nav. set
.. Mem. nigh 80 AT Yards back
g.. .sBI Gtaul has klcksd tne
number 90 times as Pias
a d.d q settuE ms rero.d
as .at his average s II s tsrIs
oeau. has gslucd $50 Yards
..u seummage ln 1873 plunge
4 has passed for IS wards. conn
ttuaA ulut of % tJsscs ig S
..t.u,d us, k.lAuffs $50 wards
a.I .s. as.Taked So Z Yards un
... .au sl.kan efforts
WHH Gaaa s MlamIs chef
nt.u dt. Cor % Itile AID America
n.ff ir. Hurricane have % Bill
LEVITT center q Cameron ana
Mag. DlAla.,o. guards. and Bill
F.sut. tackle. four great line
men whose brilliant play iu the
forward Wall has made MAN. 8
a,af .el.ri possible thls tesI
DiAlsI.a and Frantz are freshmen
.I.. fls other tAa ere plaE ng
#r.| rs or NaW
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
WORLDS CHAMP
POOL PLAYER
EXHIBITS HERE
IRWIN RUDOLPH WILL PLAY
AT TROPICS BILLIARD PAR
LoR TONIGHT, WON TITLE
Five TINES

Erwin Rudolph. world cham
pion packet billiard player. will
he secn by Key westcrs tonich,
81 the Tropics Billiard ParloF. 100
DuFai street az . 80 O'Clock
Rudolph has Won the honor five
uh'ts and has played such cham
piuns as Ralph Greenleaf Prank
Iatfrtkl and Irving Crane
TIE champion pocket billiard
PLAYER believes that anyone can
master pocket billiards with con
slant attention o. frW funda
mgutals.
The first requirements. he
states. s that the player stand
taHinl iabiy at the table. facing
hls shot squaFrly me left arm
should H. extended cat on the
table o. make q bridge fur the
cat THE hand should BE- up over
tee Cu, iu the line of aim The
fghi hand grips the cue lightly
az tht hahrot The cue Is held
istel 1u ali shots. unless u Is ne
cessaIt to ANN over an object
balI
Ihe nrRt important item Is .
fuW -hat bridge that g. the lcft
hand. resting FIRMLY on thu table
aud too .ur is held reasonably
TIGHT h.tHetn tht thumb end the
midas iuEer u the PLAYER pays
attention ta These points Rudolph
I. CONS ,eI nt is on the way Go
billiard acCuuplishment
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NINE HUNDRED A YEAR

New Y0Tk. Appr0xiately so
persons ara fatally shot each year
IN hunting hishaps. says the Ma
tional Safety Council
Is voted unfavoTably and Is con-
tested.
Asked II freeh0lders other than
those ~ the registration certif
icalos presented b. Supervisor Of
Registration John England could
vote. the attorneys admitted this
was = right under the state con-
Siliuii0n- Mr. England stated AZ
the meeting that there were BE-
lieved % be- about 1000 free
holders m the county.
Thus. the matter rests with
the courts and q possible invali
dalton. Pointing cut that the 90
viuus "gsmble" would be % hold
the election 81 this time. the at
torneys recommendation we're
endorsed. the so certificates pre-
senicd by Mr. England voted 10
b. declared an official rcgistra-
ton list 20 90 BE- signed By the
commissioner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

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VIII - ta@swa~a - TIE Castn~m ~
ths rate @f - q w@sa f@E emeh ammes-
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tms 6aR sc pmhsAemaA@m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
NOW
she SHOPS "
CASH AND CARRY"

hm@g 2M8eEWFM rNllFF9 NaNNtnM karkaxhe
guie4iy. omem they e86sassw thaa shs Fsat
eAas9 ~ tAeiF tFsps bia maMY ~ tsFNa hldmawa.
Ilha ka6ne5 aF.s Aafnrs : sksf way 81 tah-
inw the sMneaa aeAia and waste oall ~ a.
eaas-a- fhsy h@lE naoEt peog4e IAsa ahaat 3
Esnta q dny.
Whsn disorder Il kianeF fnnrfsaa permits
rgas9m99a mzmztsg % FsaA4la in Fear kaf.sa 4
lsaExAaNs aAxKlHN eMrk ~ ts - szrlaAsls "a "a.
isg pass. teaa q 30 En1 en~rEy gsftin9 -
nAgst3s aM2AaAG- ESAameM4 unsasF ~ egas
hge2nrne8 aH4 Z EEsEaesa. fssaEasns or arAnfH
nass4zNs wlfA afeaFtlnx mns hssfr ~ r.s.s..
0zasa ehgs4 thSas j. s.EnatAing wGonE = -
yg2r kAissra o. hss4lHf.
poat wasti As Yuar slgzzwnass far nsar's
FiAa. atinalaBt diafrtlr. go ssres f.us
~ nastliama Scr ssexF - Fsars nssan'a gise
harFT rslisf 81 s. h ksip thu lf uslM ~
Ms4sEF 1865 = HsN ff Fssaassr1z ssANge fraszn
Es4f hAosA Get D0@M Pa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
SOF TbALL GAMES
FOR TONIGHT

The 81 guial soiiball double
neaaer as Ease BayView Park
fleld aul tuug together Port
Iasls. ed Naltu Helicats Ia the
fust fau.e go 2 sd O. clock tonight
snd B2f BombeFs and American
icslau 100 tbt second game a
g" l3 ...aU
90. ur.lHE came Wili feature
1850 ..4H that have Won three
E.H.. .a.a aud lost nore The
t..i.. f.a.Ght s4ill head TIA SsIt
..u l..aA. urs
N..... 90 Port Taylor vail
ur..Hs oppose Graham ou tbs
u.a.t 90 .sIil ne a hard fought
-a..
Ia tr. nt4nteap. the Bomuels
Umpt $50 lcugthsn their
.... bad 900 tht CIVILIAN
I..... Legion must Ain tonight
o. ...a.u .a tht Iact.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

grass fFuam siewaikA fEnisM -
nasai eAAaaslisfsae "a Is - Am
hui1ea lhat fwenfs sn8 flalNasaa
csNgpsFafn a. mNlk - fhmufs "a
saia today
1easenasF liKa l.@&n nAalsss -
portad taAlaY that - - m
cullnctinM 90 hxanakea aa@ NFmea
a. NaKimM plaEea meef ffN FtY
aiaNnNNeE khN lsaMa e Hs# w0m
Nes tfurkn ufm4 H
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

ment a success. The park
ing meter system. he said.
will greatly aid the city IN
securing much-needed addi-
tional revenue. which will be
used Ia the best advantage
in connection with the city =
operation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
STREET TRASH


SIX trucks "a haul out all tins ola
debris. thus tidsyng up the yards
aiong Whitehead.
City Manager W. W DVmeriit
sad today THAT thc commansiamf
Of the Naval Station q cuupeTst
ms fully a. usual with city reRu
lstlors and his men have been
cot trimming trees and removing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

Sharp-shnncd hawks catch
more sparr0ws than do spsTrON
hawks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

Marine Engines. Just received q
carload q Gray General Mo
torst Marine Diesel Engines.
Models GAIN 4. 5 ard s. rs
b g.. wfth reduction F,ars Spme
ncw. others rebuilt Very va
usual bargains 81 about half
price and lcss We are also
South Fiorida distributors for
OsCo Ford and Osco Hercules
gasoline and diesel marine Cn
gncs Dealers invited Gulf
Atlantic Machinery and Mari
ScvIce. las SW North River
Drive. Miami Phone 3 2b32
nos - g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

Bell % 1nly Cos the pleasure 81
pIaslus lh, same and shoN tbs
klsltols az aTt good sportsman
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subwrll~ - IT, gssmea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

~ TmE CtMaGIT CoNmT 90 TmE
ELEVENTH. nIgtAG CGRGanN
mF EHE STATE aF FHumHDA. a.
Avn rnM MONROE COUNTY. ~
EMANEEmN.
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FsAAk EfNIN tA.NN| Nt.f o.
EH44nfIIf
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a MafConi ug sloop ~ mast
Good mainsaI and 80 Recent
rs completely 0vVrhaulcd NeW
lines and halyarua. Owner bc
lng discharged. Allen ~ Mar
shall 1881 Georgia street O.
phone 100. Eat 1T. nuv28 3tN
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Locally made TOYS. doll buggies.
Christmas gifts. Island City
Novelty Works. 2ls Simouton
81 nov2T 4tN
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Hudson 3 sedan. 1880 model Has
two practically ncW pre- var
tires. 6Nls FIRST $500 gets IL
- is Apply after 4 pm. az SIS
Ellzsbsih 81 nov27 SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

; and 3-bedroom bungalows.
furnished and unfurnished:
small down payment, balance
payabS monthly. johnson a
johnson. Phone 372. nOvl-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

Lot cheap. Corner Seminary and
Thompson Apply 1903 Scmin-
AIRY upstairs nova3- 6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29

5 mm Revere camera with Key
stone pTolcCtOT with projection
screen tcncssedl Sl50. Apply
1903 Seminary street. upstairs.
nuV23 -6tx
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Three American, Four National
Clubs Rated Flag Contenders

Wallv Moses going into the service
on top of other losses we will be
fortunate to finish out Of the second
division
Mel OFT, New York Giants-"Judg-
ing by the predictions first division is
going to be more crowded than a
rush-hour subway. I figure we'll be
up there perhaps in the first three
We have the same lineup, plus more
pitching strength, our 1914 weak
ness
Freddy Fitzsimmons, Philadelphia
Philles - We have a little more
speed and more defense and I'm
looking for the boys to do better"
Connie Mack. Philadelphia Ath-
letics-"What the Athletics do in
the pennant race all depends on our
pitching.
Leo Durocher. Brooklyn Dodgers
I've never made prediction on
what my team would do and I'd be
foolish to start now. ! will do the
best I can with available material
and hope the result will be salts
factory
Lou Boudreau, Cleveland Indians
THE Indians will play a better
brand OF ball. l think three and
possibly four team will fight it out
the last few weeks of the season"
Bob Coleman, Boston Braves
Now that we've got such well-bal-
anced pitching and tighter field
ing inffeld I'm optimistic about bur
chances of finishing in the first di-
vision -
Evening star., 1945-04-16

Interesting betting angles are
coming up for tomorrow nights
Turner Arena 10-rounder involving
Rocky Graziano and Solomon Stew
art. and the wagering already is
brisk
A canvas of the various local
books today revealed that bettors
putting money on Graziano will
have to put up as much as six dol
lars to get one. However the bet
tor can lay seven to five that Gra-
ziano will score a K O. before the
sixth round And if the plunger
wished to bet that Stewart will last
the full 10 heats, he can get three
bucks for one.
Only the most optimistic of long
shot players will be backing Stew
art, but there are plenty of these
and they point out that Graziano
hasn't fought since he hung third
round K. o. on Billy Arnold in the
Garden. The plunging gentry feels
that Rocky may be a little rusty
and points out that Stewart is a
free-sWinging puncher who is liable
to connect on any one. His feat in
putting Morris Ref on the canvas
twice before losing a split decision
also is an argument.
Other side of the picture is that
Graziano is fighting Al Dummy
Davis in Madison Square Garden on
June for what may be a 100000
gate, and neither The Rock nor
Uncle Mike Jacobs is taking any
chances. In putting the blast on
Arnold, Graziano showed a punch
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Feg $ Sports Rain Prevents nk Opener Friday
Racing Renewal May 10 Likely,
Baltimore Evening Sun Says

probably will have a spring season
of 13.to Is days at Plmlico and that
the Preakness will be run either
during that meeting or later, as
circumstances permit.
Vinson recently succeeded James
F.. Byrnes. who made report to
Congress just before he resigned In
which he expressed the opinion that
the racing ban should be lifted when
We day arrives.
1T is known that the program
tentatively outlined calls for
meeting similar to those held in
the last two years at Pimlico, with
all four associations participating
the Evening Sun said.
with a May 10 starting date,
Pimlico could operate until May 26,
a span of Is davs. before running
of the the regular dates Of Della
ware Park.
1T is understood that Col. Matt
Winn will set the date for the Ken
tuckv Derby before the week ends
and that date is likely to be one
of three Saturdays, May l9, 26 or
June D.
! Henry A. Parr Sd. president OF
Pimlico, said the Preakness will be
one week later than the Derby. In
the event the Derby should be run
either May Is or June 2, Plmllco
then will reopen for one day for
a single program headlined by the
! PraaknPSS
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Sports Elite Honor
ERGO Champions

With Andy Farkas extolled as one
OF the most successful industrial
plant recreational directors in the
land the second annual banquet
of champions of the Engineering
Research Corp. of Riverdale. Md =.
was held last night at Indian Spring
Club.
The guest list read like a who's
who in sports hereabout with a
sprinkling of notables from else
where. Among those who had lead
ing parts in long program which
never Jagged in entertainment were
Clark Griffith. John B. Kelly chair
man of the Committee on Physical
Fitness of America: Toastmastel
Bob Simmons, past president of the
Touchdown Club: DR.. Clarence w
Spears. Dud De Groot. Jack La
Vale, assistant coach of the foot
ball New York Giants: Umpire Bill
MCGOWAN. Pitcher Dutch Leonard
Russ Hodges, ace sportscaster and
Art Brown of VOL, the incom-
parable story teller. Strickland Gill
lilan: Lester A. Wells. ERGO preSi-
dent; Marty Clune. ERGO Recrea
ton Association president: Father
Sebastine Miklas Comdr. Arthur P
(Killer) Kane and Col. Joseph
Escude.
Awards were made to more thar
score of teams and individuals
representing a dozen sports. attest.
ing to the outstanding job per-
formed by Farkas. The banquet it.
self. which packed the Indian Spring
dining hall, was typical of Handy
AndyS success.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Marcy Pointer Take,
Shooting Dog Stake

Curtis Marcy, local sportsman. had
something to crow about today as a
result of his Santee Pilot Sans tri-
umph yesterday in the shooting dog
stake of the Northern Virginia Field
Trials Clubs annual test on the
Portner farm at Manassas, Va.
Marcey's crack pointer outscored
C. P. Roberson's Robersons Prince
and Whirlaway Fairest Bob. owned
by Julius Marcy. with an excellent
performance despite an early morn
ing rain. A total of 50 dogs COM
peted.
C. o. Downs Hazelton's Nancy
captured the Puppy Stake. with June
Dale Belle, owned by H. D. Wolf
runnerup. Joe Pernas Claim Agent
was third.
Junior all-age honors went tc
Cross Greek Lady, owned by George
Suttle. which defeated P. c. Brink
ley's Mack Air. DR.. w. C. Connors
Courageous Lassie was third.
War Rebel topped the field in all
age competition. Contee Adams en-.
try scored over Tex's Whirlaway
owned by L. F. Stevens, and Biz
Casino, G. F.. Herring's entry.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Corbin, Captain Of Yale's
Great 1888 Eleven, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn. April 10
William H pa Corbin, 81, one OF
Yale'S football immortals. died Sat-
urday in Hartford Hospital where he
had been patient since being struck
By an automobile early last month.
Corbin was captain and center of
Yales 1888 eleven which raced un-
defeated through l3 games. rolling
up 693 points while holding the
opposition scoreleSs
At Yale Corbin was ranked with
such illustrious Eli stars as William
w. Fudge Heffelflnger, Frank
Hinckey, Tom Shevlin. Jim Hogan
and others of the pre-Ted Gov era.