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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

out here because he wanted his
baby to be born in California,
and also because he had an ap.
pointment TO play opposite Sus.
anna Foster in "Once Upon a
Dream"
"Have you any plans for your
SOM" / asked Franchot.
II want Paddy (the little
boys name Is Pascal Franchot)
to go into politics" he said. II
want him to help make laws
for the nation. OF course, II
he favors the stage as 1 have
done, / won't put anything In
his way, but will try to help
him. My family was a little
upset when I decided / couldn't
be away from the theater, but
they didn't oppose me-"
Franchot says Mrs. Tone has
taken a suspension from 10th
Century but only until after the
baby is born.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Crawford, because he fell for
Joan and married her shortly
after. Never was there pair
more incompatible. From the be.
ginning, their friends knew it was
a marriage that should never
have been and Franchot's un.
happiness was reflected in his
behavior.
l used. 10 think, in those days,
that Franchot was snobbish, aloof
and unapproachable. l wonder
now why ever thought that for
he is now one of the people l
like best. He is such a really nice
person, but it takes a little time
to know him and. being happily
married TO little blonde Je n
Wallace, the mother Of a son he
adores and another on the way.
has changed the former gay man
about town into a very substan'
tial citizen.
He brought his little family
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Army-kovy Tilt, With 1o5, 900 in Attendance,
Will Give Gridiron Season F|ourishing Finish

ference championship and the right
to meet Alabama in the Pasadena
classic. If the Trojans should lose
the Washington State Cougars, who
finished their season Saturday with
Ia TO triumph over Washington,
will grab the title. Southern Cali
fornia walloped Oregon State, 34-7,
in its last outing, and has a Al
conference record. Washington
State won six and lost two games.
Texas, idle last week and leader
Of the Southwest Conference race
with a Al slate, collides with Texas
A. and M. (3-2) Thursday while
Saturday Rice (3-2) meets Baylor
1-4. and Southern Methodist (3-2)
opposes Texas Christian go. Un-
less Texas wins, the conference fight
could end up in three and possibly
four way tie for the championship
The bowl pictures elsewhere be-
gan to shape up as the Orange
Bowl Committee selected Holy Cross
and the Sun Bowl named New
Mexico as one of its teams. Army
and Duke both declared themselves
out of any post-season games. but
the bowl committees had plenty tc
chose from among Oklahoma A. ano
M, st. Mary's of California, Ten.
nessee, Virginia, Temple, Tulsa
Georgia. Louisiana State. Denver
and Georgia.
| The Pacific Coast and Southwest
Conferences races were the only
sectional championships remaining
Evening star., 1945-11-26
By BEN McALWEE

Coming from behind with nine
pin spare counts in his final two
boxes, Johnny Burger, speedball
bowler of Takoma. last night
emerged the winner Of the second
annual Bethesda Bowling Center
Handicap by one-pin margin over
Joe Harrison, former No l duck
pinner of the country, with gross
score of 715 which included SO
franked pins. Harrison Tailed TIA
with 33 free sticks.
Burger bowled 679 from scratch
with games of 100, 134, 139, lis and
l3l. Harrison counted 68l with
strings Of 1853. Isl, 112, 143 and lot
The winner received 500. Other
prizes will be announced later.
Finishing third in a field of 73
contestants was Johnny Micro with
66-709. Charley Sellers, jr., was
fourth, 60-704; Ray Watson, fifth
20-699; Tony Santini, sixth, 6-695;
L. H. Bryan. seventh, 56-692; Roger
Doyle, eighth, 53-691; Rocco Nocera
ninth, 53-691; Frank Riley, 10th
53-681; Andy Saunders, 18th, 70-679;
Bert Lynn, 18th, 43-676.
Consolation high game and sci
prizes went to Waldorf Reed, 149
and Bub Guethler, defending cham
pion, 645.
Only two Washington couples
landed among the IL prize winners
in the seventh annual Franklin
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Burqer Pulls Hot Finish to Win
Bethesda Duckpin Tournament

mixed doubles yesterday at Balti-
more. Ruby Parry and Paul James
bagged eighth place with 1902 and
Frances Wilson and Lou jenkins
finished 10th with l 1,189. Miss Parry
fired 602 and James 600. jenkins
counted 672 but Miss Wilson who
had scored brilliant victories in the
Women's Forest Park and Chesa-
peake in Baltimore was of form
with only SIT.
Oriole twosomes monopoliZed the
payoff places as Ardrey Mullaney
and Tony Petro Tailed the winning
score of 1906. Mrs. Mullaney fired
61s and Petro, 687. Other winners
were Audrey Atkinson Ollie Ellis
1885; Marilyn Mann-Bob Fisher
1,247; Evelyn Rossi-Joe Mckenzie
1925; Lola Shanahan-John john
son, 1924; Ethel e-Charley Lask-
ran, 1,2l2; Dorothy Morrissey-Ed
Taylor, 1904; Emma and Cliff Kidd
1896; Mildred Cameron Carl Pace
1,185; Gertrude and Stanley Wit
koski, 1,184.
The runner-up team of Atkinson
and Ellis totaled 1913 for theil
fourth game, to miss by only sever
pins the national mixed doubles
game record of $40 held by Bine
Moen of Washington and Bill
Brozey Of Baltimore, winners o1
the Oriole mixed dobles last year
In their big game Audrey hit fol
152 and Ollie, 181.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Two 1erps Have Shot
AT Loop Point Lead
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26.-
Whether Lynn Chewning's so points
stand as the best individual scoring
mark in the Southern Conference
depends upon the performances
Saturday of three players-Bill Pol
ing and Harry Bonk OF Maryland
and Dutch Brembs of Southern
California. .....
Polling and Bonk, with 43 points
apiece, and Brembs with A, will be
assaulting Chewning's record fol
the last time when Maryland and
South Carolina meet at Columbis
in a game which will end the season
for both.
Just what Maryland can do with
the Gamecocks remains to be seen
The Terrapins will enter the game
fresh from a 1913 defeat over q
hitherto unbeaten Virginia team
South Carolina's last performance
was against Wake Forest, Novem-
Der az, and the Birds tied the Dea-
cons, 1913.
Even though 1t would take three
touchdowns to pass Chewing, any.
thing might happen.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
BY MURRAY ROSE,
Associated Press Sports Wrirs:.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The COL
legiate football campaign winds up
with grand flourish Saturday
when the all-conquering Army
Cadets clash with Nays formid-
able Middies for the national cham
pionship.
The game of the year will find
Army rated about a four-touch-
down favorite to make unbeaten but
once tied Navy its 18th straight
victim over a two-year period. The
greyclads will be aiming to become
the first West Point team in his
tory to go through two seasons
without tie or loss.
About 5000 fans, including
President Truman, will pack Phil
adelphia's Franklin Field to see
whether the Middies, who finally
began to click in their last two
contests, can stop Army's touch
down twins-Glenn Davis and Doc
Blanchard-and crack the great
Army forward wall.
While the Cadets and Middies
will be battling for the national
title the Trojans of Southern Cali
fornia and the Texas University
Longhorns will strive to gain theil
respective conference nominations
for the Rose and Cotton Bowls.
Uclans Are Trojan Hurdle.
The Trojans must defeat U. c
l.. A. to win the Pacific Coast Con.
Evening star., 1945-11-26

to be decided as Indiana earned its
first Big Ten title by walloping
Purdue, $50; Duke repeated in the
Southern Conference by nipping
North Carolina, 14-7; Pennsylvania
clinched Ivy League honors by maui
ing Cornell, 59-6. and Missouri won
the Big Six pennant by trouncing
Kansas, 1912. Denver captured the
Big Seven crown by defeating Colo
RADIO Thursday.
Alabama and Oklahoma A. and
NJ, which earlier in the season
clinched the Southeastern and Mis-
souri, Valley Conference titles, main
tanned their perfect records Satur-
day while Virginia suffered its first
defeat.
Bama Meets Mississippi State.
Bama's Crimson Tide rolled over
Pensacola Navy, 55-6, but the Tide
still has to face Mississippi State,
upset 7-6 by Mississippi Saturday
The Aggies ended their season with
a 47-0 massacre of Oklahoma. Vir-
ginia was upset 1913 by Maryland
but the Cavaliers can boost their
bowl prestige by rolling up a big
score against North Carolina Sat-
urday.
other pairings Saturday match
Harvard against Yale for the Big
Three title; Louisiana State VS.. Tu-
lane; Notre Dame VS.. Great Lakes;
Oregon State VS.. Oregon: Wander
bilt VS.. Tennessee: st. Marys Navy
VS.. California; Georgia VS.. Georgia
Tech, and Clemson VS.. Wake Forest
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Lions Meet vengefuI
0Iympics Tomorrow

Boston's Eastern Hockey League
champion Olympics will go all out
to avenge their only defeat in nine
starts at Uline Arena tomorrow
night, when they oppose the Wash
ington Lions at $780,
The champions have won seven
games, tied one and lost only to the
Lions, and will attempt to win as
conclusively as possible tomorrow
night to erase their 4-3 fall before
Washington here in the early sea-
son.
The Olympics defeated the Lions
in Boston Garden only last Sat-
urday night. 6-1. but suffered sew
eral casualties and were extended
to the limit. Not until the last three
minutes were the champs able to
push in three goals and escape with
a decisive margin.
Indications today were that Dick
Bittner, Boston's conqueror here
before, will be In the nets for the
Lions tomorrow night. Harvey Ben.
nett, Boston's towering goal tender
whose sensational work held Wash.
ington to a single goal in Boston
will oppose him.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Green Bay Dead|ocks
For Second Spot in
Western Section

Green Bays dethroned champions
moved into a tie for second place
in the National Football Leagues
Western division yesterday while
the Philadelphia Eagles were beat
ing the Redskins to tie up the East
ern half.
The Chicago Bears, with George
Halas back on the bench although
not officially in charge of the team,
displayed some of their old power
in racking up a 28-7 victory over the
hapless Pittsburgh Steelers for their
second win Of the season.
New York served notice on both
the Redskins and Eagles that it will
be tough to beat by holding the
Packers even in the first half, but
losing, 23-14. But Charley Brock
intercepted a Junior Hovious pass
and romped % yards for a touch
down in the third period that
changed the games entire complex
ion. The Packers scored again and
Don Hutson added field goal for
good measure to put the game be-
yond the Giants reach.
George McAfee sparked the Bears
attack, racing 80 yards for one touch
down, hauling down a 65-yard pass
from Sid Luckman for the second,
and plunging over from the 3-yard
line for the third. His first goal
ward excursion came on the sec
ond play Of the game.
Luckman had q field day, com.
pleting 13 Of 20 passes for 282 yards
that put him in good position to put
the clincher on the league passing
championship.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Boys Town Tunes Here
For Gonzaga Tuss|e

Father Flanagan and his Boys
Town gridders, fresh from a 26-0
triumph in Baltimore yesterday,
were sheduled to arrive in Washing
ton at o'clock this afternoon to
prepare for Friday nights game
with Gonzaga in Byrd Stadium at
College Park.
The Boys Town team, undefeated
in II games this season, has scored
1865 points to so for opponents, while
Gonzaga, victorious, 27-6, in its
Thanksgiving Day clash with ST.
Johns, has been defeated only by
Coolidge.
Yesterdays scoring spree against
Loyola left Jimmy Mitchell and Ken
Morris, Boys Town backfeld stars
in deadlock for season scoring
honors with 102 points each. Mitch
ell, who previously led, contributed
but one six-pointer while Morris
took off on touchdown runs of 81
(frst period and SO yards tfird
period to score twice and pull up
even with Mitchell.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Florida Boosts Miami
AS Holy Cross Foe
In Orange Bowl
BY the Associated Press.

bs lne AssoClaLed fTeSs.
MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 26.-With Holy
Cross on the dotted line for a New
Year Day Orange Bowl date, Mi
amians and up-Staters, too, began
beating the drums in earnest today
for the University of Miami as the
other contender in the 1916 football
classic here.
George E. Whitten, president of
the Orange Bowl Committee an
nounced that Holy Cross had ac-
cepted an Orange Bowl bid yester-
day few hours after the Purple
powerhouse from Worcester, Mass.
trampled Boston College, As to 0.
Il told them between halves they
were going to bowl and to go out
and play like bowl team" sale
Coach John (OX) Da Grosa of Holy
Cross when informed of the an.
nouncement. We'll, they scored q
points in the last half
The Crusaders trip to the Orange
Bowl will mark the first time in ths
history of the college that Holy
Cross has appeared in bowl game.
Spanked by Stan Koslowski, &
bone-crushing back, the team has
record of eight victories against
single defeat.
The Crusaders victims included
three ivy league teams-Dartmouth
1876; Yale, 2l-0, and Brown, $50
two service elevens-the U. S. Sui
Base at New London, 20-6, and o. S
Coast Guard Academy, 1915, ane
three Eastern independents-Vil.
lanova. 26-7: Colgate, 21-0, and Bos.
ton. They lost to Temple, IA to 6.
I'VE are most happy to have thi.
splendid football team, representing
an institution rich in traditional ane
educational accomplishments, as on,
of the participants in the l94'
Orange Bowl game" Committe,
President Whitten said.
The Orange Bowl Committe
acknowledged it was giving seriou
consideration to the University o
Miami as a possible Holy Gross op
ponent-along with three South
eastern Conference teams: Louisi
ana State, Tennessee and Georgia,
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Marine, Sheridan Stort
Weeks Niqht Grid PIoy

Marine A. c. and Sheridan foot
ball teams will open this weeks
series Of the New York Avenue Foot
ball League with game tonight,
starting at $50.
Tomorrow night undefeated Con-
nor's Grill will attempt to keep
its record unmarried when it faces
second-place Mercury A. c., and
Thursday night Sheridan will take
on Greenway.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Troiuns Can Make Rose Bowl,
Ruin Cougars, by Tying UcIons

gain the nod, provided precedent Is
followed. The Cougars, incidental.
ly, played their first football since
the war this season and under a
new coach and alumnus grid star
Phil Sorboe.
Coach JEFF Cravath of the Trojans
has begun burning luck incense
rubbed his favorite horseshoe, put
away all ladders he could find and
oiled his antiblack cat shotgun.
In their season opener September
81, the Trojans squeaked past. the
Bruins by only 1876.
Local sportsmen are helping him
worry. too. While they frankly ad-
nit there isn't one great team or
the. coast this year. they can't beai
the thought of Washington State
edging into the Rose Bowl. The
Cougar record-with the exception
of TT tie with California-was
amassed entirely against Northwest
teams, rated inferior by Southern
California fans, in this season oi
rationed travel.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Oklahoma Ags, GaeIs
Picked 10 Battle in
Sugar Bowl Game

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Okla-
homa A. and M. and st. Mary's win
meet in the Sugar Bowl game here
on January /. ~"
A. B. Nicholas, president Of the
New Orleans Midwinter Sports As
sociation which stages the Sugar
Bowl program, announced this
morning that the teams had ac-
cepted the bowl invitation.
The Oklahoma Aggies, unbeaten
champions of the Missouri Valley
Conference, have defeated eight op-
ponents, rolling up 252 points to
opposing teams "a.
The St. Mary's Gaels have won six
victories and were defeated only by
the University of California at Los
Angeles in q 13-to-7 upset. The
Gaels have counted 237 points to
the opposition's 26, being scored on
in only two games.
This is the first time that both
Sugar Bowl football contestants
have come from west Of the Mis-
sissippi River.
Here are the records of the rival
teams:
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Nv the kssoriated Press

BY the ASSOcldteo fleSs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-With
undefeated Alabama already signed
as the visiting half of the Rose
Bowl, the Pacific Coast Conference's S
representative in the New Year
Day football classic at Pasadena
will be determined this week end.
Southern CALIFORNIA; once-beaten
Trojans meet the twice-defeated
U. C. L. A. Bruins Saturday at Los
Angeles in the seasons crucial game.
The Trojans need either a win or a
tie to move into the Rose Bowl for
the third successive year.
Otherwise U. S. c., ending the
season with two defeats, would have
a lower percentage standing than
the Northern division champion
Washington State, which concluded
its schedule last week with a TO
win over Washington and a final
standing of six victories, two de-
feats and one tie.
If U. S. C.-loses, the Cougars will
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Virginia Is Considered
For Sun Bowl Game
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 26.-The
Sun Bowl Selection Committee to-
day names an opponent for New
Mexico in its third appearance in
the January football classic here
Before the committee convened,
New Mexico coaches-Ted Shipkey
and Willis Barnes-reported that
the decision lay among Denver Uni
versity, Wake Forest, Southern
Methodist and Virginia.
Save Virginia which has not been
heard from, they said, all of the
teams have expressed interest in a
bid.
New Mexico received and accepted
an invitation to be host team in the
Sun Bowl Saturday after snatch
ing a 6-6 tie with a fighting finish
against Texas Tech.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Shorehum's Swimmers
Beaten at Lakewood

Shoreham boys swimming team
shows a tie for competition with
the Lakewood Boys Swimming Club
after a $3.50 beating by the latter
yesterday In the Knights Of Co
lumbus pool In Baltimore.
Washington boys who scored were
Harvey Prosser in the 5o-yard free
style, Frank Howard in diving and
Phil Volte in the 100-yard back
stroke.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Metro Military Basketers
Start Season tomorrow

Metro Military Basket Ball League
opens play tomorrow night with all
eight teams In action, starting at
$3.50. One game is scheduled for
Thursday night and three for Fri
day.
The schedule, with the first
named the home team, is:
Tomorrow-Bolling Field VS.. Army Wa,
Myer. South Post vs.. Fort BeIvoir. Naval
Air Station VS.. Marine Corps Institute
Thursday-Army. War College vs.. Naval
Air Station Friday-Army Medical Gen.
ter VS.. South Post Fort Belvoir VS.. Fort
Myer, Boiling Field vs.. Marine Corps In
stitute.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Eoqes Now Loom as Eastern Division Fovorites

the Redskins and their rooters had
believe only question of time before they faced
Cleveland National ayof Each week the
Redskins Each week at least star usually
backs being released to
better
Redskins looking good that their fans arguing
chiefly responsible for the victories
Steve Bagarus Sammy Baugh 1t was pretty wonderful 1or
then Bagarus didn't pick enough
woeful NOBODY
clicked the Philadelphia Eagles 1870
ALL Wilbur Moore who the has been the
all the Redskins Baugh excepted received
will the remainder OF the
Eagles not the Redskins loom the favores to win
OF eight has TWO
Steelers and the Giants
Eagles tackle the Giants and Boston Yanks
their remaining and they
playof for the Eastern title And OF what the
Philadelphia has to be rated the
probable winner.
Idle Thought Dept:
Do you suppose people REALLY
couldn't until the Navy
they well satisfied to leave Army the plains OF
Point?
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Maryland Coach, Stoff
Touchdowners' Guests
1enotes season comr,leted

Paul Bryant, Maryland's popular
young football coach, whose team
turned in one of the seasons big
upsets by defeating Virginia at Grit
fifth Stadium Saturday, will be hon.
ored as coach of the week at the
Touchdown Clubs luncheon tomor-
row at 1890. All members of his
staff will be present.
Father Edward j. Flanagan of
Boys Town, Nebr., and Rev. Neil
Gargan, president of Gonzaga, will
discuss the football game bringing
together Boys Town and Gonzaga
at Byrd Stadium Friday night.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Government Basket Ball
League to Reorqunize

Managers of basket ball teams
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
$50 in room 218 of the Central
Branch, YMCA, 1736 G street NV.
to reorganize the Government Y
loop, which ceased functioning at
the beginning of the war.
Any team desiring admission Is
requested to send q representative.
Twenty-Five teams were in the pre-
war league.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Moore Breaks Arm: :
MiIIner Also Hurt

The Redskins suffered their
usual quota Of knocks and
bruises in bowling to Philadel-
phia, but Wilbur Moore's loss
may be an irreparable blow to
their title chances. The veteran
halfback broke his arm tackling
Ernie Steele in the second period.
Wayne Millner, an end, was to
have his chest X-rayed today to
determine the extent OF an in
jury incurred late in the fray.
Millner, however, did not leave
the game.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Nine Unbeaten, United
After Virginia S Fall
Ez the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Only three
major and six minor college foot
ball teams boasted perfect records
today, following Virginia's defeat
by Maryland Saturday.
The Cavaliers fall from the un-
beaten and united ranks left Army,
Alabama and Oklahoma Aggies as
the three big teams with unsullied
States
The Aggies finished their cam
paign by walloping Oklahoma, but
Army has to face Navy and Ala
bama meets Mississippi State next
Saturday.
Unbeaten and united teams in
E1e nr y,onro.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Football Results

By the Associated Press.
Sunday.
Fort Brass, 90: Bainbridgs NTs: IA.
Holy Cross, 46: Boston College. 0.
AAF Training Command. 45. Eastern Fly
ing Training Command, q.
Fort Pierce, 21; Keesler Field, z.
Fl Toro Marine Corps, 40. Fort warren. z.
Camp Lee, z; Damp Peary, 6.
San Diego Naval, 10: San Diego Bombers, o..
LIST AAF and Cherry Point Marines can
Nevada, 40: Las Vegas Air Base. o.
Late Saturday Scores.
Corpus Christi Navy,21 Barksdale Field. 8.
Sand Point Navy, IS; Seattle Coast
Guard. o.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Houston to Stage
Oil Bowl Contest
By the Associated Press.

By tne ASSocldttu PlesS.
HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 26.-
Houston will have an Oil Bowl
football game January l, 1916.
The Board of Trustees of Rice
Institute granted the Oil Bowl,
Inc, the use of the schools sta
dium for the game.
Net proceeds will go to provide
Houston and Rice Institute i'm
proved the enlarged athletic
facilities, centering around a
stadium of the future, which will
have not less than $4,000 seating
capacity.
Evening star., 1945-11-26

present. pOS1t1On TOM UdCK-
ground for college prexy, and it was due to his
deep-seated love for the game that Maryland
even had team to put on the field against the un-
beaten, united and possibly -bowl-bound Cavaliers.
When the war came along Curey had hired
for himself big-name coach, Clark Shaughnessy.
But the T-formation master Shaughnessy, quit at
the end of 1912, after winning of nine games,
and what with the draft taking all of the young
sters it would have been good time for Maryland
to quit, too. Unlike many other schools, Maryland
had no Viz setup, or other sources of young,
muscular material. If the Terps were to play foot
ball they were going to have to use 'teen-agers
and 4-Fs
Nobody would have blamed Byrd for suspend
iro fort he
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Wilmer Busketers Trim
Potomac in AZA Loop

Wilmer Chapter beat Potomac
Chapter, 25-l3, yesterday in an AzA
Basket Ball League game at the
Jewish Community Center. Dave
Suskind paced the victors with II
points.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Sacks Sparks PIC Eleven

Johnny Sacks led the No. 10 Po-
lice Boys Club football team to
a 31-6 triumph over the Capital
Pages yesterday on the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
CorrosqueI Slab Loser
To Negro AII-Stors

BY the Associated Press.
CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 26.-
The North American Negro ALL
Star baseball team defeated Alex
Carrasquel and the Venezuela ALL
Stars 4-3 in 10 innings yesterday
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Prod Grid STANDINGS

Results Yesterday.
philadelphia. 16: Washington. o.
Green Bay, %: New York, IA.
Chicago Bears, 2s; PITTSBURGH, z.
Schedule Next Sunday.
Pittsburgh at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
Green Bay at Detroit.
Boston Yanks at Cleveland.
CHICAGO Bears at Chicago Cardinals.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Iona Hike to Get Job

Lon Warneke, the old Arkansas
humming bird, once rode bicycle
from Mount Ida, Ark, to Houston,
Tex, to get a pro baseball tryout.