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assistant to the
Attorney Gen.
eral to prosecute
treason cases.
Gael Sullivan
was designated
to take over his
post at party
headquarters.
Mr.. S u ! livan
r e c e n tly was
named by DEM
ocratic National
Chairman Han
negan as execu-
tive director of
the committee.
He will keen this
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Two New House Groups
Set Up to Probe Agencies
By fhe As.oeioted Pres,

The House Expenditures Commit
tee yesterday created two new sub.
committees, one with power to in
vestigate procurement services by
all Federal agencies, the other to
concentrate on their propaganda
and publicity" activities.
Representative Harness, Republic
can, Of Indiana is slated to head
the Propaganda Subcommittee, and
Representative Bender. Republican,
of Ohio the Procurement Commit
fee
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sion for Defense
of Denoc r q cy
Through Educa-
tt 0 n, collapsed
and died last
n ! g h t in the
lobby of the
D o r C h e S t e r
House, 2480 Six
t e e n t h street
NV, where he
lived.
He was pro-
nounced de a d
shortly b e + or e
midnight by DR..
r. H. Montgom-
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DR.. Donald Du Shane
Educator, Dies in
Apartment Lobby

DR.. Donald Du Shane, 81, past
president Of the National Educa-
ton Association and the executive
secretary of the National Commits
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Ewing 10 Assist Clark;
Quits Democratic Post
By the Associated Press

Oscar r. Ewing resigned last
night as vice chairman of the
Democratic National Committee to
accept an appointment as special
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Garna uf Thanka

CIAKKsoN, MRS. ELIzABETH. The
family Of the late Mrs. ELIzABETHt
CLARKsON acknowledge with grateful ap-
probation the thoughtfulness OF her many
friends and for the many Moral tributes
and cards of sympathy at the passing OF
our dear sister. THE FAMILY.
sAYLEs, John. The family of the late
JOHN SAYLES wish to thank their loyal
friends, neighbors and relatives for tnelr
cards, beautiful floral tributes ana otner
ment. TEE FAM1L1. IL
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Balboa, discoverer of the Pacific,
named it Great South Sea; Ma
gellan later gave 1t its historic name.
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There are more than 1000
species Of insects In the world.
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DfaMa

a.. sMILER; JAMES T., gR. p Departed this this
NJ at his s,i 1es1denee I'LL l.,as. st. Sc;
Frances G. smiler and the late James mes H;
e. smiler He also is survived BY many
other relatives and friends. After pm;
" aa a. Ma5Sa f. sns fEs neme nVss 3
4th st. s.w. Funeral services Thursday,
March 13. at. 1 pm, at the. Zion Baptist
REV A. s. Z EdWards pssse1 ocasna s tins w interment M @
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL"
SMILER, JAMES H.. JR. Members Of
the Oldest Inhabitants, Inc, are notified
Of the dearh Of JAMES H: sMnER, Jr.
az FRANK INK D. 1HM Mek1NNEY. T. Secretary sAsi tfeS'
sMnER, JAMES H., JR. The officers
~ and members Of Gen. Guy v;
Henry Garrison, No: 8, Army and
.o&M Navy Union, U. s. A.. are hereby
f. Z. sMER sna dsah y e. snd are
HS3 requested to attend his funeral,
ran mhussaz Fss Zion Mf1sh nsb,t 49, cbnee5 ase
F st; between 3rd and 4th sts. s.w,
s. E. HARRIS, Adjutant.
SMITH. ROBERT T. lDICKl: On Tues
Chase. Nd, beloved husband Of Estelle
Smith ,.as father Of Margaret an Ann and Carol
Frances e. Smith, Mrs. Eugene Wann OF
Milwaukee' Wis; Mrs: Philip II Hornins %
Miss arna Smith nbsvy Of
Home. 5103 Wisconsin ave. NV, on Friday,
March IA, at $3.50 am: thence to Our Lady
Losrdss Ghuse 42i7 @ h high
fered at 10 am. Is
SMITH, ROBERT T.: Members Of the
Holy Name Society of Our Lady
sM14a si rs q Sesth sos Il sotEioEsam h6snRa ar
WY Tjil Is sald or Thursday. March Tsa
chase If unsea s41 Home os 5os ws st. a1s the
w1LrREp ots Z. coRRipoS, sshS secresarya es.asn''
STEWART, ROSE. On Saturday, March
g. let EE q 81 Essref seosss RSss ethe1 ave
She also is survived by one brother, John
f1.nas Hass assns l. aRd
ssa lsS7 s be'h be hsd ii
HI M 5sG ReE IN sSspy ". Lewis
swINBURN, BERTHA LEE. On Monday.
MsFsh e LEE e17 asPs Rss wife
Leslie swinburn Of SHADY Side Md; s Fu-
Md, on March ID. at pm. Interment
Quaker Cemetery. IL
TIPPETT, LAURA M. Suddenly. on
Monday. March 10, l947; at he her res reSidencs s.s
wife of Samuel Francis Tippett and mother
of Mrs. Grace Elizabeth Gose, Mrs. Elva
May Meyer, Mrs. Merion Emily McLane and
Frank Day Tippett, Friends may call at
Gawlers Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV, where
services will be held on Thursday. March
13, at 2 pm. Interment Oak Hill Gene
terry. IL
TUCKER, GEORGE D. Suddenly on
Sunday. March g., 1947. at his residence.
"ss sR., beloved husband Of Mi.
dred A. Tucker father of Yvette Sara
and George D. Tucker. jr.; devoted son
of Samuel A. and Fannie L. Tucker. Also
surviving are two brothers, Samuel w.
Tucker and Otto L. Tucker; one sister,
Elsie v. Tucker, other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Tucker. jr., 916 Queen
day. March 12. Funeral services Thursday,
March 13. at 1 pm, at Zion Baptist
Church, 71O South Lee St. Alexandria.
Va, Rev. R. D. Bolts oficiatins. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
by Robert G. Mason. IL
WALCH, WYMBERG w. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. March II, 1947, WYMBERG w.
WALCH. beloved husband of Elaine Will
liams Walch Funeral services at the
Donaldson Funeral Home. Laurel. Md. on
Friday. March IA at 2:30 pm. Inter
ment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. 13
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r, JAMES H., JR. The oficers
and members of Gen. Guy v.
Henry Garrison, No: 8. Army and
notified of the death of Comrade
JAMES H. SMILER. Jr., and are
requested to attend his funeral,
on Thursday. March 10, 1947,
l., from the Zion Baptist Church,
,ween 3rd and 4th SITS. s.w.
ARD n. CARTER, Commander.
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Holy Name Society of Our Lady
of Lourdes Church are notified
of the death of ROBERT T.
SMITH of 4606 Nottingham dr.,
Chevy Chase. Md. Rosary
will be said on Thursday, March
13, 1947, at 8 pm. at the
e Funeral Home, 5103 Wis. ave.
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BOUCHER, THOMAS M. In loving mem
ory Of our dear husband AND father,
THOMAS M BOUCHER, who departed this
life forty years ago today. March 12. 1907.
MARGARET M. BOUCHER AND FAMILY.
BROWN, NELLIE. In loving memory OF
departed this life five years ago, March IL,
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SMITH,,

LOUIS CARRICO, President.
VIII FRED n C0RRIDoN. Secretary.
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Team Standings
WOMENS MAJOR LEAGUE

Valley Forge Beer was the big
noise on Saturday night, winning
all three of their games to jump in
to second place, one game behind
the c. Paul Jones team, who won
two.
Valley Forge also had the high
team single game (559) and the high
three-game set (1525). Hilda Ed
wards, also of Valley Forge, had the
high individual three-game set (336),
but v. Warner, of WEI, had the
high single game (136).
The 100000 Class
H. Edwards, 131, 11O-336; v. War
ner, 1876, 1O7-328; Spiker, 1872, 1O9-
1926; c. Nemzek, lis, 121-319; O.
Jones, 1913, 1O5-318; E. Barnes, 104,
ITO, 10O-314; ]. Zimmerman, Ill,
1882; v. Price, 103, 112-312; M.
wiles, 1912; c. Fitz, 103, 100, 108-
311; F. Grimes, 113, 101-309; C.
Price, 109, 101-303; 1. South, 108-
3O2; L. Bowers, 103, 122-301; Knep-
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Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE

The French BARRIERS won two
games from Rinehart's Sunoco Ser
vice last week to pull up within one
game of the league-leading Cromer's
! Grocery, who were losing two games
to Smith Oil Co. Kendall Oilers
won two from Staley's ESQ Station,
and the 7 Up Bottling Co. won all
three of their games from Snyder
Body Works. The Rutherford
Amoco five are making a great come
back and won all three from the
South End Tavern.
The Smith Oil Co. took down
team honors, as they had a nice
single game of 500 and three-game
total of 1884. ]. Bitner, of Ruther-
ford, had high single game 142),
while Hildebrand, of 7 Up Bottling
Co., had high three-game total 1880.
10000 BOwlers
Cromer's Grocery-Cromer, 1870.
French Barbers-Wagner, 121;
French, 128-354
Kendall Oilers-Kendle, 1874, 121-
$40; Rhodes, 128-342; Cearfoss,, 1874,
1888.
Snyder Body Works-Kittell, 1856
$50.
South End Tavern-Lizer, 133-
1874; Jones, 127-343; Shoop, 121-33O;
Knode, 339.
Staley's ESQ Station-Hart, 1872
1867; Williams, 123-334; Boyer, 100
800; Lowman, $780,
Rutherford Amoco Station-Har-
per, 125; Bitner, 142, 124-381; Jones,
331.
Rinehart's Sunoco Station-B.
Rinehart, 121-334; Rock, 1886;
Kiser, 123-337.
Up Bottling Co.-Hildebrand,
1874, 1876, 129-389; Brooks, 12O-339.
Smith Oil Co.-Bowman, BAL;
Smith, 126-337; Frizzell, 139-357;
Lumm, 1854.
Tnor.n CNandSngr
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Team Standings
ELKS CLUB LEAGUE

At the end of Monday nights bow
ling there was a four-way tie for
first place between the Hoofs, Lips,
Hides and Shoulders. The tie was
brought about by the Hoofs and
Lips, previously in a tie for first
place, losing all three of their games,
while the Hides, previously in third
place, won two, and the Shoulders,
in tie for fourth place last week,
won three games. Other three
game winners were the Hips, Teeth,
Jaws, Noses and Ears.
T. Poffenberger had the high
single game (147) and L. Harbaugh
had the high three-game set 1854
The Jaws took both team honors,
with a single game of SAL and three
game set of 1884.
The 1875 Glass
S. Fisher, 124-337; j. Chrisman,
131, 122-341; B. Martz, 122-345; E.
Ford, 1896; C. Fisher, 1913; D.
Huber, 1876; H. Messersmith, 322; A.
Kriz, 1881; E. Mobley, 1T; E.
Martin, 1885; G. Musey, 1874; C.
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Team Standings
MINOR b LEAGUE

Last Thursday night, Young's and
L'Aiglon each won two games from
Porter Chemical and Reisner Roc
kets respectively, to tie for first
place Boulevard Market won two
from Post Office B to tie for second
place with Snyder Body Works, who
lost three to Haslacker Motor Co.
Hoffman Chevrolet won three games
from Post Office A.
Fahrney, of Snyder Body Works,
came into the limelight again by
setting a new single game record
of 143. Donald Jones, of Boulevard
Market, came through again with
high set for the evening with $50.
Porter Chemical had the high single
game of SAB and Young's Sundries
broke another record by rolling a
1868 set.
11O-31O Glass
Post Office B-Stouffer, III; j.
Wiebel, 121.
Porter Chemical-C. Gelwicks,
1888; Tritch, 100, 1892.
Young's Sundries-Cramer, Ill,
112-331; Nye, 124, 1874.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Park Circle, by winning all three
of their games from South's Tavern,
while Hoffman Chevies were losing
one to Martins Floor, are now tied
with Hoffman for first place. Hoff-
man, also a three-game winner,
moved up into third place, again
sending South's Tavern, who lost
three, back into the fourth spot
c. Copenhauver, of Park Circle,
had both the single game GAO and
the three-game set $500. Park
Circle took both the team honors
with single game of SGT and three
game set Of 1882.
The 12O-33O BOwlers
Park Circle-C. Copenhauver, 40,
1880; L. Lowman, 1877, 121-363;
N. Shove, 122-337.
Hagerstown Laundry-B. Fahrney,
100, 129-363; B. Boyer, 133-340; B.
Fitz, 1873; c. Kaufman, 122.
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MAJOR LEAGUE

"wednesday, November 12)
Shirey's Mems Shop Still led the
league last week, by a two-game
margin over North American, as
both teams won two games. Shirey's
won pair from B. F. Goodrich, and
North American took two from Sny-
der's Body Works. Crouse's Bill
lard Room, Old Export and Smith
Oil Co. won two from Potion Din
er, Cromer's Grocery and Fairchild
respectively.
Angelo Palladino set new seas
on's record for single game in
the league, with his game of 176,
nosing out the ITS game rolled by
Cody Black, of Crouse's, earlier in
the season, and also by Hines, of B.
F. Goodrich, this past week. Hines
took down honors for the high set
of the evening with 42O. Other 400
sets were: A. Pallidino, of North
American, 400; R. Fahrney, Sny-
ders Body Works, 4O4; Eckard of
Smith Oil, 404.
B. F. Goodrich, had high team
single game with a swell $3.50, and
also high team set with 1924. Smith
Oil Co. had the only other set over
1900 with an 1901. Team games of
600 or better were: Shirey's Mems
Shop, 645; North American, 635, COG;
Snyder's Body Works, 613; Potom-
&C Diner, Gil; Cromer's Grocery,
637; Old Export, 612; Smith Oil Co.,
$40; and Fairchild, 6O3.
The 13O-35O Glass
Shirey's Mems Shop - Drenner,
1877, 139-380; Copenhaver, 136-368;
Gaylor, 1884,
North American - A. Palladino,
176-409; Hildebrand, 1896; Macy,
146-361; Gallagher, 136-354.
Snyder's Body Works-Fahrney,
1873, 143-4O4; Ahalt, 13O-377; O'Brien,
131-351.
Potomac Diner - Fiddler, 800; F..
Lowman, 1854; Carly, 1856.
Cromer's Grocery - FISHER, 1872
1854; Williams, 142-361; Kephart, IA;
E. Hoffman, 1874.
Crouse's Billiard Room - Black,
367.
Old Export - Knicely, 139-362;
Gross, 142.
Smith Oil Co.-Eckard, 131, 147-
4O4; Hornbaker, 131-365; Perrott,
357.
B. F. Goodrich-Hines, 175-420;
Barnhart, 144-372; Wolfensberger,
134-361.
Fairchild = Harshman, 1876, 1872
1872; j. Palladino, 138-359.
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Mobley, 122-316; F. Kaiss, 13O-334;
IF. Crosswhite, 118; D. Fisher, 116;
H. Trovinger, BIT; C. Harbaugh, 118;
C. Coyle, 125-327; l. Snyder, 1T
800; j. O'Rourke lis; r. Gallagher,
138-339; c. Carly, 131, 125-363; DIR.
Grove, 129, 123-351; F. Schlotter-
beck, 122-316; E. Harbaugh, 327; D.
Baker, BIT; j. Thompson, 115-324;
w. Harne, 124-329; L., Harbaugh,
1870, 128-364; B. Stinebaugh, 319; j.
Marker, BIT; c. Rouzer, 118; H. Zim-
norman, 14O-338; T. Poffenberger,
lat, 128-361; w. Bonner, 116.
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The 80 Or Over Glass

Norma Grogan, 113, 100; Esther
McCarren, 100, So; Nancy Shoop,
101, 80; Gladys Darlington 100, 81;
Doris Wood, SO, go; Ruth Mueller,
SO; Jeanette Hilton, "a; Nellie
Trumpower "a; Ruth Warner, SO;
Margaret Harris, SO; Laura Michael,
go; Elaine Dayhoff, 90; Marie Dahl
hamer, 80; Betty Kerfoot, 80.
Free Bowling
Norma Grogan (113-10O) 249;
Gladys Darlington (91-10O) 24S.
Team Standing
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South's Tavern-O. Rock, 345; l.
Rock, 121, 124-335; Hammaker, 1876
1872.
Hagerstown Gas Gov. Wine,
137-340; c. Moore, 125-332; B. Bow
ers, 125.
Walkers Atlantic-R. Beard, 1871
1872; w. Sayles, 1873; w. Kendle, 1913.
Hoffman Chevies- r. Fahrney,
134-331; E. Ahalt, 1913.
o. P. Bohman-R. Yates, 1872.
Martin Floor H. Wilhide, 1913.
Superior Daify-C. Gordon, 129.
Taaun Sfaudin0
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PANGBORN GIRLS LEAGUE
(Tuesday, November ~

-
Although the Glamour team could
only win one of their two games
last week, they maintained their
one game lead, since the Mademoi-
selle team, previously in second
place, dropped both their games to
the Vogue girls, who have moved
up from third place to the second
slot.
Norma Grogan was the high
scorer of the evening, having games
of 113 and 100. Others breaking a
hundred were: Esther McCarren,
100; Nancy Shoop, 101, and Gladys
Darlington, 100.
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and skill. Get ready for big cp-
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
By Doug Stewart
BY Doug Stewart

per, 12O-3O1; P. Healey, 100, 1O1; v.
Martin, 103, 1O1; M. Bittorf, 100, los;
M. Athey, ia, Kittell, 113; M. Mob
ley, liz; E. Hause, 10; S. Kelley,
106; Wagaman, 1O6; M. Warren
feltz, los; B. Warrenfeltz, 1O5; E.
Shue, 1903; M. Sappington, 1902; M.
Baker, 101; M. Hartman, 1O1 R. Sell
by, 100.
Team Standing
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Snyder Body Works - Warren
feltz, 113; Fahrney, 143-333.
Hoffman CheWrolet-Ka llmyer,
no; Dunn, 81.
Haslacker Motor Co.-Gillian, 1876
BIT; Lewis, 1913; Hart, ITO, 1888.
L'Aiglon Apparel-Barnhart, us
Boulevard Market - Jones, 1873
10000.
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Team Standing
PANGBoRN DAY MEMS LEAGUE

The end of Saturdays bowling
found the Tables and Reclaimers in
tie for first place, both in the won
and lost and total points columns.
The Dryers, Separators and Con-
veyors, are right behind them
though, just one game and one point
behind the leaders. The Barrels are
also tied for second place as far as
total points are concerned, although
they are two games behind in the
won and lost column.
Both individual and team honors
were divided w. Gladfelter had
the high single game (143), but K.
Young came up with the high three
game set $500. The Reclaimers
had the high team single game esd
and the Rooms took the high three
game set (1564).
The 12O-32O Glass
G. Hoffman, 1923; N. Hoover, 1876;
w. Stun, 125-343; w. Hays, 121-348;
ID. Dysert, 327; H. Day, $50; E.
Downin, 1876; D. Barnhart, 125 1876
341; E. Elliott 142, 345; w. Glad
felter 143, $40; E. Black 100, 321;
Yeak1e 100; K. Young, 121, 128-35O;
&c. Kline, 12O-327; w. King, 49, 329;
J. Pangborn, Jr., 800; E. Hose, 1876; ].
Bowman, 122-321; E. Middlekauff,
12O-327; R. Wetzell, 12O-334; R.
Motz, 1881; P. Cline, 100.
Free Bowling
K. Young, 423.5; H. Day, 403.2;
w. King, 4O1.7.
Team Standing
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Team Standings
ROTARY CLUB LEAGUE

The Hubs and Rims wound up in
a tie for first place on Monday night,
with the Spokes just one game off
the pace.
F. Cave had the high individual
single game ODD and j. Fiery had
the high three-game set, 1888. The
Rims took both team honors with
a single game of $50 and three game
set of 1925.
300 Or Better
J. frey, 1888; J, Reynolds, 337; F,
Cave, 1886; F. Griffith, 1875; FL Filing
er, 319; L. Stouffer, 311; ]. Waga-
man, 81; w. Harner, 3O8; E. An
derson, 305; L. Funkhouser, 3O2; H.
Fultz, 301.
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Team Standing
LETTERS LEAGUE

The Sutton team is out in front
by three games over the second
place Lambsdown team. But the
Woolshire girls are running a close
third, just one game behind Lambs
down.
Dorothy Roulette captured the
high single game (103) and Priscilla
Letter had the high two-game set
(186).
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Attention
Statisticians

Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday
next weeks issue will be published
on Wednesday instead of Thursday
This means, that for next week only
your bowling scores must be in the
box at Raney's Coliseum, or at my
office, Is North Jonathan Street, not
later than Monday. Your co-opera-
alton will be appreciated.
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Attention Antietam
Fire Company League

Fire Company League
What's the matter? l haven't re-
ceived your scores for two weeks
now. How about dropping them at
my office, not later than Tuesdays,
except next week, when they must
reach me by Monday.
Why not subscribe to The Globe
Independent? See your team cap
tain for special bowling rates.
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High Scores

Kershner, 81; Lum, 81; Warner,
SO; Seigman, 96; Sampsell, 80; Bit
tie, 81; Gysbert, 81
Team STANDINGS
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|Nofre Dame Champion
10 West Coast, Now
Ignoring Michigan
BY the Associated Pres,

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8. - Two
topics seem certain to keep the foot
ball hot stove circuit sizzling long
through the winter:
Is the Notre Dame team which
skewered Southern California, 1877
Saturday the greatest ever to repre-
sent the South Bend school?
Can Michigan's Big Nine cham
lpions be as good as the 1947 Irish?
Some sort Of answer to the second
question may be had January
when Michigan meets Southern CAL
ifornia-ah, those reckless Trojans!
in the Rose Bowl. But the answer
probably will come too late to do the
Wolverines much good.
As far as West Coast experts are
concerned, ,Notre Dame is national
champion, although the final Asso-
ciated Press ballot isn't out yet.
Most veteran observers agreed
with Coach Frank Leahy that 1t
was perhaps the greatest game q
Notre Dame team ever has played .
And most went farther than Leahy
who refused to rate his 1947 SQUAD
ahead OF the 1880 team-the last
all-winning Irish club, on which
incidentally, Leahy played tackle.
The resounding victory Trojan
heads are ringing yet gave the
South Bend ramblers q clean sweer
of nine-game schedule. and 29l
points total to opponents 50.
Southern California's fight that