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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

darjenih ljudeh so mozgani te-
zji, kakor so misice pri sportni-
kin mnogo bolj razvite, kot pri
navadnih ljudeh. Tako so bill
mozgani znanstvenika Kanta
1900 gramov tezki.
Nase okostje sestoji il 222
kosti. Ia koseena zgradba je IL
redno trdna! Tako more gole-
MICA nositi tezo 200 ljudi! Stiri
golenice bi lahko nosile podsta-
vek, ma katerem bi stalo 80 lju-
di.
Misic imamo $50. Samo nasa
roka sestoji il 38 misic in 20
kosti.
Da vzdrzimo svoje telo, po-
rabimo mnogo hrane. Odrasli
clovek bi moral porabiti ma le-
to: 23O | vode, 1875 | mleka, 10
ky krompirja, so ky mesa, 100
ky sadja, 230 ky zelenjave, 10
ky rib, 25 ky sladkorja, rs kg
soil, 200 ky moke, 5 ky sira,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
o BAJESLOVNIH ZlVAL|H

postal zmaj simbol satana in
necistih peklenskih moci, zato
Sc peklenski poglavar zelo po-
gosto predstavlja v podobi zma-
ia ali kace.
Razen predpotopnih zmajev
pa je ljudska domisljija oblozi-
la z zagonetnostjo tudi druge
zivali, katerih vnanjost vzbuja
eloveku kakrsenkoli neprijeten
obcutek. Znano je, da je pone-
kod krastaca simbol stare ca
rovnice, nedolznega zelenca
oznacuje ljudstvo "a hudobno
zival, XII zleze pod .kozo in ga
je treba izvleci z razbeljenimi
zeleznimi klescami. Koristni in
ljubki netopir je posodil svoje
kreljuti samemu hudicu in
konjsko kopito je baje znak sa-
mega hudica, kakor "a svoja
pogubonostna pota vzame nase
clovesko vnanjost. Takisto 81
privzame smesno kozjo bradico
in roge, nekateri pravijo cello,
da pomeketava.
S hudim prekletstvom je OBJ
lozil clovek krotkega muhojeda
baziliska, zivecega v juznih de-
lih nase celine. Pc pripovedo-
vanju Sc rodi IL jajca, XII ga je
znesel sedem let star petelin in
XII ga izvali kaca "a zidom ali
ma gnojiscu. Neko stare poroci-
10 il |. 1474 pripoveduje, da .je
v svicarskem Bazlu znesel tax
petelin jajce z ocividnim name
nom, da bi zapodil zmaja. Zato
ga je sodisce obsodilo ma smrt.
Mestni krvnik ga je Sc tisto le-
to 4. augusta obglavil ter ga Sc
zgal ma grmadi, obenem dve-
ma jajcecema, XII jih je nasel v
petelinovem jajcniku. Bazilisk
ina res podobo majhnega zma-
ia, w. seventh dezelah pa Sc
predstava o MEM zelo izpremi-
MIA. Vcasi ina orlov kljun, zma-
jeve kreljuti in kuscarjev rep.
Ma trivoglati glavici ina majh-
no kronico. Najbolj nevaren je
baje njegov mocni pogled. Ako
ga hoces ubiti, sc mu moras
blizati z zrcalom. V MEM vidi
sebe in njegov pogled je ze v
ogledalu tako hud in srep, da
ubije baziliska.
Druga bajeslovna zival je
enorog, XII pa je v vsakem oziru
prijaznejse bite. Druzino mu je
tezko dolociti, ker ina konjsko
telo S smesno zavihanim svinj j.
skim repkom, med ocmi pa mu
je zrastel velik crn rog. Tako ga
opisuje grski potopisec Megas-
themes in v tel obliki je prisel
tudi v nase bajeslovje. Enorog
je samotar, XII Sc potika po 60
zdovih in sovrazi vsako mosko
bite. Ako pa ma svojem potu
naleti ma devico, ii krotko DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

V "EmGkopruvnOsti dObite
Vedso sveSe d,,evne sovsce O do
u0dkih DO sUetM IN donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
STEVIKO @ NASEM
TELESU
{Nadaljevanje s 4. s+rani)

mo skupaj 80 kub. m zraka, to
je steber z 2krat2 m osnovne
ploskve in 8m visine. Uporaba
zraka je. spet odvisna cd nase-
ga telesnega napora. Ako lezi-
mo, porabimo v minuti Z |, sede
16 l. pri hoji 20 l, pri plezanju
33 l, pri plavanju 43 |. Hitrost,
S katero svigne zrak skozi sap
mix v pljuca, znasa 18O KIN ma
,uro.
Koza zavzema povrsino 2
kvadratnih metrov, ina 120 mi
lizard cello, 100 milijonov cut
nih telesc, 2 milijona potnih
luknjic. L. koze raste 100000
las, cd katerih je' ma glavi 8O,-
600, ostala pa po telesu.
Tezo mozgan znasa obicajno
1000 gramov. Pri posebno ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
26. septenbra 1947

Novodobni nauk o zivalstvu
pradavnih dob nase zemlje je
odkril veliko cudovisc in posa-
sti, O katerih 81 najsmelejsa
cloveska domisljija nj mogla ma
praviti niti priblizne predstave.
Vendar pa so med temi cudovi-
Sci orjaske zivali, kojih vna-
Most sc "a Guido ujema nasi-
mi predstavami a predpotopnih
zmajih. Raziskovalci so uteme-
lievali to okoliscino S tenn, da
so postavili teorijo o cloveku,
XII je bill v prvih casih svojega
obstoja Sc sodobnik najpoznej-
sih vrst prazgodovinskih posa-
sti. Kasnejsa raziskovanja so
dokazala nemoznost slicne pod
meme, MISC pa mogla mimo dej-
stva, da ljudske pravljice o
zmajih cesto zelo tocno risejo
posasti v glavnih podrobnostih
mocno podobne prazgodovin-
skim zavrijem. Zato so ucenja-
XII postavili novo teorijo, ces,
da so 81 ljudje rekonstruirali
zmaje IL njih preostankov, pred
vsem il ogromnih okostij, ma
katere so naleteli pri raznih ze-
meljskih delhi. Gotovo je tudi
ia teorija precej neverjetna, "a
to bo stvar brzkone ia, da 81 je
clovek predstavljal zmaje v po-
vecani obliki onih zivali, XII so
mu najbolj tuje, XII jih maj
mani pozna in XII mu Sc danes
zaradi svoje mrzlokrvnosti
vzbujajo odvrat in grozo. V to
vrsto spadajo plazilci, kace in
kuscarji, XII so res pozni potom-
ci pradavnih plazilcev, ,gorosta-
SOW. Samo po sebi umevno pa
ne manjka tudi zastopnikov ma
zora, da je cloveku strah pred
gnusnimi cudovisci il dobe dav-
nih desettisocletij presla v kri
in narodi so Sc po izumrtju ten
posasti sanjali njihovi nevar-
nosti in grozovitosti. V teh sa-
njah Sc je podzavestno prena-
sala predstava strahovitih spak
do omega casa, ko SO 81 narodi
zaceli pripovedovati prve bake
o krutih bojih z zmaji.
Predstave nasih slovanskih
pradedov o zmajih, kakor tudi
bake drugih narodov temelje
ma bajeslovju antienih ljudstev,
dasi imajo cesto v velikih po-
tezah cisto svojsko narodno Ii
ce. Temelj vsem tenn balkan je
vendar lie vsem skupni motiv ju-
nakovega boja z zmajem, XII je
simbol teme in XII drzi ujeto de-
vico, simbol svetlobe, toplote,
pomladi, srece in napredka. Ia
motiv je v nestetih inacicah
znan pri vseh narodih ter je il
paganskega bajeslovja preset v
krscanstvo v osebi junaka in
viteza sv. Judija. V tel zvezi je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
lozi svojo glavo v narocje. ME-

lozi svojo glavo v narocje. ME-
gov rog je v srednjem veku We
ljal kot dragocen talisman in
umetna obrt ga je cesto porab-
ljala kot okrasek knjig. Zmlet
rog je dajal ,ueinkovito zdravilo
zoper vsako vrsto bolezni. Kar
je takih rogov prislo v trgovi-
no, seveda MISC bill vzeti mito-
loskemu enorogu, marvec zna-
nemu rigaku narvalu.
Popolnoma drugega a izvora
pa je volkodlak, XII napada va
81, ugrablja deco in strahotno
tuli noe. Tu srecujemo najsta-
rejsi motiv zacaranem Glove
ku. Sc danes mnogi primitivci
trdno verujejo v volkodlake.
Neki nemski rokopis IL l. 1900
pripoveduje o vitezu, XII so mu
we'll njegov grad in ga pregna-
Ii v gozd. Ma begu je nesrecnik
Cd strahu zblaznel in sc izpre-
menil v volkodlaka. Uganjal je
rama grozodejstva, dokler ga
nj zadel S sekiro neki drvar in
mu odsekal nogo. Vitez je pri
tenn dobil zopet svojo clovesko
vnanjost in mirno umrl. Strah
pred volkodlakom je prejsnje
case povzrocal prave epidemi-
je; v napadu obsedenosti so 81
mnogi ljudje domisljali, da so
volkovi in so v blaznosti poce-
Mali razne zlocine. Znanost je
temu pojavu dala uceno grsko
ime likantropija.
Ne da smo S tenn izcrpali po-
glavje bajeslovnih bitjih ONE
njamo h koncu Sc bajno ptico
Fenisa, XII pomeni prepjenje in
obnovo. K nam je prisla ia We
ra il starega Egipta preko Bi-
zanca, sal je znano, da je 'bi-
zantska drzava imela to baje-
slovno ptico cello svojem dr.
zavnem grbu. Nit opisuje Fe-
nisa kot ptico S skrlatnordecim
perjem. zivi4pet sto let, napo-
sled pa 81 znese grmado, jo "a
pail in zapoje svojo obsmrtno
pesmico. L. pepela stare ptice
pa vznikne nova, XII Sc veselo
zvrgolec~ dvigne v oblake, cez
pet sto let. pa tocno ponovi ma
Gin svoje smrti in svojega pre-
poroda.
V Mainzu so nasli cello roko-
pis, katerem pisec razlaga to
prerojenje do najmanjsih po-
drobnosti: "Iz pepela Sc ma
slednji dan rodi crvicek, XII re
cez tri dni dobi peruti, cez ma
daljnje tri dni je goden in Sc
dvigne proti nebu."
V ptici .Fenisu Sc odraza sta
70 versko. pravilo, XII sega cd
najstarejsih casov clovestva v
danasnjo dobo: Vera v vstaje-
ME in obnovo vsega zivljenja
V "Emakopravnosti" dObite
Uedso sveSe dnevne m0vice O do
~1<J7o:1 M oo.o4n, - 1onoonf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

180 jajc, Is ky masla in masti.
Cd zauzite hrane uporabi telo
Ease 1870. To je zelo mnogo, ako
pomislimo, da odvzame zelezni-
ski stroj liz premoga lie 1920
moci Ease, avto pa 209o IL ben
Gina.
Ako telesu ne dovajamo hra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

ne, tedaj pocasi hujsa. Masti IL
gubi 81 odst., jeter 81 odst.,
mesa 81, krvi II, pljuG Is, da,
cello kosti IA in mozgan 3 odst.
Dobra hrana nj potrebna lie "a
radi razvoja nasega telesa, tenn
vee tudi "a razvoj nasega du-
ha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
$50 NAGRADE

Videi HORNED dekleta nh eednh sivih obekah se
izmed njih e bia c. eom vone sehena ina godben
talent seherna atraktvna dobrega kaaktea
A. HORNED Co.. izdelovac SPAN znanesa HORNED
plaSal XII nominraa dekle.
Xxi bo slanco ienine Zslasie
ali telefonirajte Mr. H. H. Hammer Auditorium Hotel CHI
8. noco ali psite Geo. A. HORNED Co.,
Minn; Go Mr.. Dale Schamber.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
Hay Cured in Silos
BY Electrical Motor
Mechanical Method of
Saving New Hay Crop

Although the barn NOW still is
more extensively used today than
any other place for the mechanical
curing Of hay and other forage
crops, it lately has been receiving
some competition from other farm
structures-notably the silo.
Use of silos for curing forage
crops is gaining favor with farmers
who do not have the space required
for installation of necessary equip
ment in their one-story barns, as
well as those who desire to use
their mows for other purposes. The
accompanying illustration shows a
typical silo hay curing installation.
In this latest of many newer farm
'electriication developments, air en-
ters the hay through vents in the
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26


on rind. Cool, and when mixture
begins to thicken, fold in stiff1y
beaten egg whites. Turn into baked
pie shell or crumb crust and chill.
Honey Crumb Pie Shell
cups oven-pOpped rice cereal
tablespoons honey
n cup melted butter or
margarine
Crush rice cereal into fine
crumbs. Add honey and butter; mix
well. Press evenly and firmly
around sides and bottom of pie pan.
Bake in slow oven (325 degrees)
about 10 minutes. Cool before add
ing filling.
*COttage Cheese Apple Pie
Mine Inch)
IN cups apples, sliced thin
n cup sugar
n teaspoon cinnamon
n teaspoon nutmeg
Pastry
" cup sugar
H teaspoon salt
eggs, slightly beaten
" cup cream and " cup milk.
scalded together
teaspoon vanilla
cup cottage cheese
Combine apples, sugar and spices.
Pour into pastry lined pie tin. Bake
In hot oven (425 degrees F.) IS
minutes. Meanwhile add sugar and
salt to eggs, combine with hot milk
and cream. Add vanilla and cot
tage cheese. Pour over apple mix
ture. Continue baking in a moderate
oven (325 to $50 degrees F.) 40
minutes, or until mixture sets and
is delicate brown.
Date Cream Pie
Mine Inch)
n cup sugar
n cup cOrnstarch
teaspoon salt
cups thick sour cream
2 eggs, slightly beaten
2 cups dates, quartered
"a cup pecan meats, chopped
1 teaspoon lemon juice
9-inch baked pie shell
Whipped cream
Combine sugar, cornstarch and
salt Add cream. Cook in double
boiler. stirring constantly, until
thickened. Add eggs, then dates
and pecan meats, stir well, cool
Add lemon juice, pour into pie shell.
Cool. Top with whipped cream.
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Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS from

sEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS from
50 acres of single cross hybrid seed
corn! That was one of the accomplish
ments Last year of Champion Farmer
John ]. Cannon and his father, William
P. Cannon, ON their 785>acre farm near
Valeria, Iowa. Hog sales totalled over
400 head. In a recent month, 16 pure
bred Guernsey cows, three Of them
dry, returned $5o4.7e over feed costs.
Seventy head of purebred Aberdeen
Angus cows, and their calves, provides a
profitable outlet for roughage. So does
flock of sheep. The Gannons bale 1000
bales of hay annually. Careful pasture
management, manure and commercial
fertilizers, and soil conservation pro-
gram keep the farm highly productive.
For economy and efficiency in operat-
ing their farm equipment, Champion
Farmer Cannon has found it pays to
depend on Firestone tires. When he
and his father buy new tractors, they
specify Firestone Champion Ground
Grips. In the photograph, Shelia Ann
Cannon with her grandfather, William
P. Cannon, and her father, Champion
Farmer John ]. Cannon.
For more informofion obovf Champion
Former John }. Cannon, write TO Ihe
Firesfone Tire q Rubber Co., Akron o.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
Beet Top Silage Cuts
Requirements for Hay

The best feeding practices have
demonstrated that by use of beet
top silage in the ration, the hay re-
quirements may be reduced by one
half in the feeding for production
of beef, mutton or milk. The sue
culent value of the silage supple
ments its actual feeding properties
and that of forage and other feeds.
Many feeders think that the silage
has a value almost equal to good
hay, ton for ton.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

Try some sliced, sauteed mush-
rooms with your pot roast if you
want something akin to steak.
Tuna fish, salmon, meat and egg
salads go further and look prettier
If combined with hard-cooked eggs,
chopped, macaroni, leftover peas,
celery and green pepper.
Serve leftover sliced cold tongue
with chill sauce on lettuce for q
warm night or Sunday snack. Some
will eat this as a salad while others
prefer to make a sandwich out of
it on rye bread.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
LYNN CHAMBERS MEM

Combine all ingredients. Pat
firmly into pan, chill for several
hours. Fill with above filing and
chill.
Lemon Chiffon Pie
Mine Inch)
I envelope plain unflav0red
gelatine
n cup cold water
4 eggs
cup white corn syrup
n cup lemon juice
" teaspoon salt
teaspoon grated lemon rind
Soften gelatine In cold water.
Beat egg yolks, add corn syrup,
1A~~a4,1 s,,i~A onA
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
Jenny Lind's Concert Tour
Created Greatest FurOr

Americas greatest furor was
that created by Jenny Lind, the
Swedish singer, during her concert
tour (1850-1852) says Golfers.
Its extent is indicated by a col
lection of Lindiana owned by the
New York Historical society which
contains, among it's thousands OF
items, scores of the countless
articles on which her name and
portrait were used as a trade
mark or decoration, such as bon
nets, beds, whiskies, wallpapers
and even mems fancy vest but
tons.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
u. S. Farmer Is Best

Through impr ed breeding
methods, the farmer today is rails
ing finer livestock than ever before.
Through modern medicines, he has
a type of on-the-farm control of dis
ease and epidemic such as never
before has been possible. This is
the view recently expressed by DR..
Ward L. Beebe, authority on ami,
NAL health care.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

at a private sale to Render Bros,
Gladbrook, Ia.
Her record of Loaf pounds of fat
and 27,478 pounds milk, 3.8 per
cent, made in 1865 days, three time
daily milking, established a new
Illinois Holstein record. She was
selected as the Reserve All-Ameri-
can Aged Cow in 1916.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
KNOW YOUR BREED
Dunloggin Mistress
La Princess

A new record price for Holstein-
Friesian cows was received at a
Cary, ILL.,, sale, when Dunloggin
Mistress La Princess brought $685.
500 to her consignor, Elmwood
Farms, Lake Forest, Ill. She was
purchased by Wern Farms, Wau-
kesha, Wis, which later resold her
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

SilO converted for mechanical
curing of hay and other forage
crops.
walls and passes into a vertical
chamber which extends from top to
bottom of the silo. It is exhausted
from the structure by means of a
fan, located above the entrance.
The cost of curing hay electrically
by this method with or 7h
horsepower motor is about 81 per
ton, the same as in the case Of NOW
systems. Tests show that the quail
ity Of hay, cured in this way, also
equals that cured in the barn, being
worth from SIS to $40 more per ton
in feeding value than that dried by
the sun.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

All the more remarkable is the
fact that the farmer has accom-
plished this despite ratio of only
one veterinarian engaged in farm
work for more than $4,000 farm
animals.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
LYNN SAYS:
Simple Foods Are Easy
To Dress Up

To steam means cooking In
steam or in boiling water.
To parboil means to cook food
partially in one way. Potatoes may
be boiled and then to finish cooking
by baking, for example.
Seasoned and cooked macaroni
may be mixed with slivers Of left
over frankfurters and mixed to-
gether with a cream sauce and
served as a luncheon dish.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

you won't mind taking the extra
time for their preparation.
There was a time when we
thought of pie as something with a
crust made of shortening, -four and
water, but now there are many new
crumb crusts from which to choose
- and sometimes these are even
better with certain types of filings.
II you want a real taste delight,
experiment with new crusts, novel
filings, and gather yourself new
and delicious collection of pastries
from which to choose desserts. We
all grow tired of eating the same
things day in, day out, and there's
so much new in the way Of foods,
it's just not a smart homemaker
who doesn't find different touches
to add to her menus.
Since fall is on the way, you'll be
using pumpkin quite often. Here
are two excellent variations of the
old fashioned pumpkin pie, both of
which are guaranteed to make hit
with the family.
Orange Pumpkin Pie
Mine Inch)
teaspoon ginger
teaspoon cinnamon
u cup boiling water
N cup brown sugar
" teaspoon salt
2 eggs
Ia cups pumpkin
I cup evaporated milk (scalded)
tablespoons orange juice
Make a smooth paste of the
spices and water. Add with the
sugar, salt, and
beaten eggs to mn
] J J Z ] ] !. !. ! J: ! ! !. !.
the umpkin. JNW 4
Stir to blend W.
thoroughly, then N-aAl y
add hot milk. \Z$RNNW'N%
Add orange juice s VAN f"~
and pour imme-
diately into an NJ -
unb d pie
shell. Bake in
hot oven (425 degrees) IS minutes,
then reduce to slow oven 600 de-
grees) and bake until filing is just
set.
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
With Gingersnap Crust
mime Inch)
egg yOlks, slightly beaten
1 cup sugar
IN cups pumpkin
u cup milk
" teaspoon cinnamon
" teaspoon salt
" teaspoon ginger
u teaspoon nutmeg
tablespoon gelatin
n cup cold water
3 egg whites
Whipped cream
Combine egg yolks, " cup sugar,
pumpkin, milk, and spices. Cook in
double boiler until thick. Soak gela-
tin in water minutes, add to pump
kin mixture. Mix and cool. When
thick add remaining sugar and fold
in stiff1y beaten egg whites. Pour in
pie shell and serve with whipped
cream.
Crust
~ cups gingersnap or graham
cracker crumbs
N cup butter (scant
n cup cOnfectiOners' sugar
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

@AA4A4 JAW S
s a 1t. c o o k in
double boiler un-
til of c u s t a r d
consistency, STIR
ring constantly.
Add softe n e d
gelatine and stir
until dissolved.
Add grated lem
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
Pastry Tricks

Now that cooler weather has
come, we can all indulge in a few
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

Ol LI1G 11CI1CA oCS-
serts that we've
b e e n avoiding
during hot, swell
tering weather.
Since it's cooler
you won't mind
using the oven il
baking the pie
is required, and
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26

ITO GET extra pulling power longer tire life. %.
i and smoother riding, Champion Farmer John ].
Cannon and his father specified Firestone Champion
Ground Grips for their new tractor.
Tests show that Firestone Champion Ground
Grips clean up to 1000 more effectively, pull up to
62O more, last up to 919o longer and roll smoother
over highways than any other tractor tires u (.
important facts to costconscious farmers.
Only Firestone Champion Ground Grips are
made with connected curved traction bars. These
bars clean with plowlike action giving the
Champions more pulling power. Extra tread rubber
in the bar connections gives them "Center Bite"
in the heart of the traction zone. This, too means
more pulling power. The extra rubber in the con-
nected tread increases tire strength lengthens
tire life money>savng points you can't overlook
when you buy new tractor tires. So when you
buy . buy the best buy Frestone Champion
Ground Grips.
Monday evening NBC
The &
Arizona sun., 1947-09-26
Choice

That's how thousands of smokers
learned from actual smoking expert
ence that cool, Aavorful Camels suit
them best!
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Perry Predicts BIB
|WiII Beat Hursey
In Monday Fight

Let's see, now - Aaron Perry
Knocked out Bee Bee Washington
then Smuggy Hursey decisiyely out
pointed Perry. Hursey meets Wash
ington next Monday night at Grifdtf
Stadium, 30 comparative scores, a,
they say in football, should make
Smuggy a big favorite.
It isn't figuring out that way
however. Bee Bee has as many
hackers around town as Smuggy
possibly more, and among those
picking him to win next week il
Perry. '.If Bee Bee boxes Hursey
like he boxed me, he'll outsmart him
and beat him. says Aaron. 'Bui
If he gets anxious and tries to mix
it, he's in for rough time. Hursey's
tough and he'll beat anybody who'll
fight his kind of fight.
"It happened to me. I got over
anxious and tried for a knockout
That's what Hursey wanted. But ]
think Washington can win. He hits
you more often; he's sharpshooter
and his punches are better"
While Bee Bee continues to train
at Summit, N. j., Smuggy shifted his
training quarters to Turner's Arena
and spared for the first time He
worked five rounds against George
Moore, a rangy youngster patterned
after Bee Bee, and Bobby Wilson, a
chunky fighter with a punch. To-
days probable sparmates are Sonny
boy West and Kid Wolfe. Workouts
at 2 o'clock are open to the public.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
6. W. High Nine Plays
In Title Series Today

George Washington Highs base
ball team is in winning stride as It
plays Thomas jefferson at Rich
mond this afternoon in semifinal
game In the Virginia State title
series. The Presidents prepped for
this game by nosing out Dewitt, 3-2,
yesterday at Alexandria. Corky
Fones' triple with two on in the
fifth put the Presidents ahead.
Another Virginia nine going great
Is Mount Vernon. The Mounts con-
tinued their victory string yesterday
by blasting 23 hits while downing
Culpeper, 30-2. Tom MacCreary's
two singles. two doubles and triple
in six trips featured the attack.
Gaithersburg and Hyattsville were
winners in nearby Maryland school,
boy games. Gaithersburg topped
Sherwood, 80, for its eighth win in
II starts, and Hyattsville won over
Mount Rainier, 8-4, for its third
straight.
Friends School nine beat Bethesda,
10, on Mike Maloneys triple and
Jim North's single in the last inning.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
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