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Evening star., 1948-12-15

directed 1t, "why?" he explains, "too
expensive" That's too bad, because
Mr.. Cliff would have been wonder
full in the part Of Eugene.
ask Bob Hope "how come Christ
mas away from your wife?"-that
is, If Bob finishes Easy Does 1t"
and gets to Berlin In time to enter
tain the CTS there. I'm taking
Dolores with me-" says Bob. who
can't understand how the news of
the trip got out. 1T was supposed
to be a big secret" he tells me. In
this town?
Jane Russell Is starring In q Bible
quiz show for the radio! I heard
the addition platter with Jane, Andy
Devine and q university professor,
and I was mighty proud of our
jamie. She knew more answers than
the rest of the show combined. And
wait till you see jamie with Bob
Hope In "Paleface"! This girl really
has big future.
Rhonda Fleming had her first
date with Cy Howard at $50 two
evenings ago. Then, when she
bought the next mornings papers,
later the same night, she read all
Evening star., 1948-12-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Vs. 1915.
Night Has a Thousand Eyes
And Some Clean Skeptically
By Joy Carmody

cynics who will that Hollywood does not have
dancing field perception Might
Thousand Eyes"
picture Robinson and
Palace
Evening star., 1948-12-15
time ago, is slanted in favor Of Rob-
inson's point of view.

time ago, is slanted in favor of Rob-
inSon's point of view.
It Is the basic thesis of the script
that his excitement shall be the au-
dience's excitement. He Is permit
ted such sample experiences as fore
seeing the death of a child, the ca
tastrophic fall of an airplane and
other disasters which are aimed to
give conviction to what he foresees
for the girl. As he reads her fu-
ture, she is in process Of being done
in by some one who does not want
her to inherit a few millions to
which she is entitled by lucky birth.
It has to be granted him that the
details of this process happen as he
predicts. If he says mirror Is 60
ing to break, or that there will be
an earthquake, mirrors do break and
there is an earthquake.
Whether the girl is murdered is
something that Paramount would
hate any one for saying. but the re-
luctant judgment on Might Has a
Thousand Eyes" is that not knowing
what happens to poor Miss Russell
is Of negligible consequence.
u
As Mind Reader John Triton,
Robinson Is dynamic actor obvi-
ously happy to be doing something
different. He digs energetically into
the disconcerting experience of find
ing that he has second sight, but he
is not always successful in creating
the belief that he himself is fully
convinced. The skeptics by whom
he Is surrounded on the screen, plus
the allies Of the latter in the audi
ence, in the end prove overpowering.
Lund, Miss Russell, William DEM
Arrest (who Is the funniest one on
the premises) and Jerome Cowan
are the more prominent of the skep-
tical eyes Of which the night has
thousands.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showino

Ambassador-"Canon City; 1:20,
3:25, $50, 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-"The Hills of Home;
II am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10
pm. Stage shows: 1885, 3:45, $50
and els pm.
Columbia-"Crash Dive; II am,
lilo, 3:25, 5:35. 7:45 and 10 pm.
Dupont-"The Eternal Return; /
2:45, 4:30. Sis, 8 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome - "A Quiet Week
End; 2:20, 4:10, 8, 7:50 and s:40
pm.
Keith's-'Last Days Of Pompei"::
10 am. lilo, 4:25, 7:35 and 1880
pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2:30 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - Fighter SQUAD
rom: 11:25 am, 1870, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
National-"Red Shoes; 2:3o and
$3.50 pm.
Palace-"Night Has Thousand
Eyes; 1l:40 am, lao, $40, $40,
7:45 and GAS pm.
Playhouse - Hamlet; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Pix-"Goona Goona"; 3:20, 5:35,
sos and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
Warner Canon City,; 11:25
am, 1:30, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and 9:55
pm.
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away from the altar with Virginia
Bruce, who has been acting as his
pretty stooge. All Of a sudden
there is no wedding and not even
an act left, for, Robinson breaks
away from his partners to be alone
with his disconcerting thoughts.
This might welr be the material
of a fine cinema tingler, but even
such q forceful actor as Robinson,
and so artful director as John
Farrow, let 1t slip out Of control.
Instead Of being a melodramatic
fantasy as intended. it wobbles
somewhere between the two forms
as if 1t could not make up its mind.
The principal characters, Robin
son. Lund and Miss Russell, repre-
sent three shades of belief about
the foretellability Of what Is to
come.
Robinson, Of course, is utterly
convinced by a series of experiences
he has had. Miss Russell, daughter
Of the woman Robinson might have
married, is too harassed by the
jeopardy in which she lives to make
up her mind one way or another.
Lund, the young man who is en-
gagged to marry the poor girl, is
complete skeptic who believes in
letting life take its course and try
ing to handle 1t as 1t moves.
The action of the screen story,
which was shown to the Association
Of Parapsychologists here some
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read the future, but 1t does not 1ol--
low that his reading of it is nearly
so hair-raising as Paramount in
tended. The truth is that Actor
Robinson's vision of things to come
is fuzzy and so, rather inevitably, is
the picture.
At some of its supposedly higher
peaks Of melodrama, the honest
skeptic may find himself laughing
uneasily at the spectacle Of a men
acingly monstrous murder. AS re-
actions 60, this one Is uncomfort- -
able. The high-minded citizen, as
. who is not so near to Christmas,
may even find himself wanting to
avoid 1t.
Cornell Woolrich wrote the orig
tnsl novel on which the Palaces
mystical mystery is based
What he imagined was one of
those mind-reading vaudeville acts
whose central character finds he
really can read the future. This
is the sort OF discovery that is
likely to drive any one insane. You
can imagine its effects upon q
simple-minded mind reader like
Robinson.
When the eerie truth comes sto
him, the act is just about to hit the
big time and he is only few steps
Evening star., 1948-12-15

says he would like some ons with 4
bigger name than Corrine Calvey.
But how are unknown ladies to de-
velop into big names II stars like
Lancaster won't take o chance with
them?
Sonny Tufts is leaving for Aus
tralia to star In Sydney in Robbery
Under Arms" Sonny departs with
his wife for down under directly
he completes "The Crooked Way
for Ben Bogeaus.
Hedy Lamar, snifiing on the set
Of Samson and Delilah," tells me
she has q bad cold-"and wouldn' I
you have, In these clothes-just a
tiny bra and skirt" All Hedy's
kids must have their adenoids and
tonsils yanked-just as soon as
mama is strong enough to face the
ordeal.
Attention Gloria Swanson! Billy
Wilder, one of our better directors,
is New York-bound to talk you into
taking q top role in Sunset Boule-
vard," which reads like one Of the
better scripts about this fabulous
corner Of the world. Gloria Is
wanted to play a silent star. Those
were the days when stars were paid
$4,000 a week, and no income tax!
Montgomery Gift will not be star
ring in Look Homeward, Angel
Paramount is postponing the
Thomas Wolfe classic. And when
I ask Willie Wyler who was to have
Evening star., 1948-12-15

MIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES" q
Paramount picture produced by Endre
Bohem directed by John Farrow, screen
play by Barre Lyndon and Jonathan Lati-
mer, based on novel by Cornell WOOL
rich. At the Palace.
THE CAST:
John Triton Edward @. Robinson
Jean Russell
Elliott Carson John Lund
Jenny Observation-Disclosures Virginia Bruce
Lieut.. Shawn William Demarest
Peter Vinson Richard webb
Whitney CORTLAND Jerome Cowans
Dr.. walters -Onslow Stevenson
Mr. Gilman John Alexander
Melville Weston Roman Bohnen
Especial Prosecutor)
Mr.. Myers Van Rootan
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Hollywood:
Ladd Reverses
Picture Role,
Plays Comic
By SheiIoh Groham

AlaN Ladd. who usually shoots
people in his pictures, plays his first
comedy role In "Skip Tracer" for
producer Robert WEIGH, radios gift
to motion pictures. Gust love that
redheaded manD A skip tracer is a
guy who traces q guy who skips
without paying his bills. Alan makes
this moving following after mid
night"
Angela Lansbury confides In the
Paramount Cafe that her beau,
Peter Shaw, was quietly divorced
from his wife during his last trip
to England-"and directly Peter
gets settled in pictures, We make
wedding plans!"
Marion Brando, who hates Holly
wood, Is returning here in March
to co-star with Roland Young In
"St. Benny the Dip" Roland, COM
plete with his new and pretty wife,
tells me that Louis Calhern and
Meg Mundy are on the point of
signing for the two other important
roles.
Burt Lancaster Is kicking about
his CO-Star In "Rope of Sand" He
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Montgomery Group
TrYouts Are Set

Tryouts for parts in the Montgom-
cry Players next production, THE
Male Animal" will be held at $50
pm. Friday in the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Recreation Center.
Mary Heinemann will direct the
presentation of the James Thurber
comedy. It will be given in Febru-
ary.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Club to Give PAGEANT

The Dramatic Club of Dunbarton
College will present a Christmas
pageant at 7:30 pm. tomorrow in
the college foyer for students, fac
ulty members and Sisters of the
Holy Cross. The college glee club
will provide music.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS

Burt Lancaster is kicking about
his co-star In Rope of Sand" He
Evening star., 1948-12-15

IN PLAY ADAPTATION-
Robert Douglas, a comparative
unknotun to flm-goers, has
the leading male role oppo-
site Aleris Smith In tomor-
roU's neto attraction at the
Warner, "The Decision OF
Christopher Blake" This Is
the film Dersion OF the Moss
Hart stage play OF a couple
of seasons ago ,Dhtch deals
with the effect OF dtDorce on
q child.
Evening star., 1948-12-15

about her date with Cyl II would
seem like the boy has o dilisens
press agent.
Barbara Stanwyck is teamed with
Wendell Corey In "Thelma Jordan"
This movie, for Hal Wallis, starts
near the end of January and is the
best break to date for the very
attractive Mr.. Corey.
(Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Coss, Morris CIashing
In Junior Net Feature

Top-seeded Tim Coss and un-
seeded Bill Morris were to meet to-
day In the feature singles match of
the District Junior tennis cham
pionships at Congressional Country
Club.
Coss bowled over Peter Dell, 81,
81, to gain the quarterfinals yes
terday.
Brad Plugge. Wilson High School
star. had his hands full in his match
with Gil Sward, but he finally came
out on top, 3-6, "a. 60.
Today's Pairinss.
Juniors slnEles-2 30 pm; johnson VS.
Beale. Yates VS.. Stralley, Guthrey VS.. Con-
mover.
Boys sinsles-1o:3o am, Lane VS.
Haller. CoSs VS.. Morris. Stralley VS.. Leith
so conov.r s xa soteei
VS.. Farrin.
Boys doubles pm, Waller Mccain
Is sotsleyhnsldley; sShs Wensr-olsen Il vs. Aaller-
ars vs. Mosst
Cans, Albertson vs.. Steele Dorsey vs.
schoenfeider, Hines VS.: Peard; IL 30 am,
nei1. MofIatt vs., Wilson: corse vs. Peterson
Pesrd vs.. C. Green; 1890 p.m.-Olive vs.
McCord A. Green vs. Prince, Happel vs.
Francis, Simpson VS.. Nicholson, Daniels vs.
Keller
Yesterdays Singles Results.
Juniors-Thomas defeated Clifford, 81
60; Thomas defeated Davis. 60, 60;
johnson defeated Zavitz. 6-3. g.
Plugge defeated sward, 3-6, 6-4, 60
Boys.Coss defeated Dell, al. 6-l
Lane defeated owen. 81, 6-3, 6-4
Stralley defeated Waller. g., Go;
Leith defeated Mock, g.. g.; Thomp-
son defeated Corse, 60, 60; ConnoveI
defeated Lenhardt, 60, s.: Bradford
defeated Clusston, 60. 60.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Two Top-Seeded Gain
Girls Net Semifina|s
BY The Assoeiated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3.-The
two top-seeded players and two who
were unranked match strokes today
to determine the finalists in the
National girls tennis championship.
Beverly Baker, top rated girl from
Santa Monica, Calf, meets un-
seeded Nancy Armor of Dallas, Tex,
in one semifinal match. The other
brings together 15-year-old Laura
Lou jain Of Belmar, N. j., and
Coral Gables, Fla, and Senorita
Mela Ramirez of Mexico City.
Miss jain is seeded second while
the young Mexican star was not
highly regarded at the start Of the
tourney. In the last three days,
however, the senorita has eliminated
three seeded players.
The latest to fall before the Mexi-
can stars play was Marjorie Nc
Cord, Berkeley, Calf. She lost, 6t3,
64, yesterday.
Miss Baker moved into the semi
finals with 60, 6-3 conquest Of
Elaine Lewicki, Hamtramck, Mich.
Miss jain disposed Of Dorothy
Watman. Chicago, SO, Ga, in the
quarter finals and Miss Armor de-
feated Mrs. Adrienne Ayares, 1s-
year-old Goucher College student
from Baltimore, 60, 11-9.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Lions Regain Ice STAR;
CAPS Ferrick Is Fit

Washington's ice hockey Lions
and basket ball Capitols were an
elated lot today as the result of
recent Developments.
The Lions had purchased Paul
Gauthier, veteran goal tender, from
the Buffalo Bisons, while Capt. Bob
Feerick, the Caps great guard, has
reported here in better shape than
at any time last season.
Gauthier, who originally was &C
quired by the Lions from Montreals
Les Canadiens and represented the
local American Hockey League team
in 1941-43, has shed considerable
poundage since last playing here and
is considered an adequate replace
ment for Gordon Bell, who has
moved to the Springfield Indians by
the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Feerick weighed 220 pounds upon
reporting here last season. but scales
200 today as against the 205 he
heamed at the end Of the 1919
Basket Ball Association OF America
campaign. t. x.-,sez
He says he hopes to train down
to around 1876 pounds for the season
just ahead and believes he will be
best at that weight.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
". P. !. Grid Coach Optimistic
AS He Begins Rebuilding Team

and Otey MeriWether, jr., back from
the 1947 club. Bill Hegamyer, Carey
johnson and Gerry zekert will be
bidding for starting calls at the
ends.
McNeish is, making no predictions
as to whether his 1948 Gobblers
will better the Al Tech mark of
four wins and five losses. After
using the word short" to describe
his reserves, he calls his schedule
tough" but says v. P. I. has an
even chance against such State
clubs as~ Richmond, Virginia Mill
tary Institute and Washington and
Lee. "at least up to kickoff time" "
Here's Virginia Techs 1948 foot
ball schedule:
september 25-George Washington at
October 2-Virginia at Roanoke; a9-
Maryland at washington; 16-Wiiliam
and Mary at Blacksburg thomecoming) !;
23-Duke at Roanoke; 30-Arny at West
Point.
November 6-Washington and Lee at
Lynchburg; 13-Richmond at Richmond: !:
25-VirRinia Military Institute at Roanoke
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Veteran Harry LeiboId
Quits al Louisville
BY the A,soeioted Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 3.-Little
Harry Leibold bowed out today as
manager of the Louisville Colonels
baseball team. The club now is in
eighth place in the American AS
sociation. 1t finished in the first di-
vision each of his first four years
here.
Il made up my mind two months
ago." the white haired baseball vet
eran told newsmen after President
Bruce Dudley of the Boston Red
Sox triple-A farm club officially an
nounced Leibold's resignation.
Leibold said he was leaving with
the best of feelings toward the Red
Sox and Colonels managements. He
paid tribute to loyalty of Louisville
fans. This years attendance of more
than 100000 was listed as an A. A.
record for last-place team.
Dudley said no action on sue
cessor would be taken until the
winter baseball meetings. He named
Owen Scheetz, coach and former
pitcher, manager for the remainder
of the season which ends Septem-
ber IL.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
By the Associoted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
Alice O'Neal, Indiana State cham
pion, staged the biggest upset to
date in the women's Western
Amateur golf tournament to 60 up
today against Dot Kielty Of Long
Beach in a semiflnal match.
The blond, 81 year = old Miss
ONeal eliminated Dorothy Kirby,
Atlanta. Ga, veteran. l up on the
10Th hole on the Olympic Clubs
Lakeside course yesterday. Taking
the lead on the second hole, she
never was headed, although Miss
Kirby, twice runnerup for the Ma
tional Amateur title, waged a
courageous fight which left the
match all-square at the end of the
regulation 18.
Miss Kielty. the California State
champion, advanced to the semi
finals with a and defeat of Mrs.
James Ferrie, also Of Long Beach,
In the other bracket. the semi
finalists were Polly Riley of Fort
Worth, Trans Mississippi champion
and Margaret Gunther Of Memphis
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Joseph in Stakes Bid
AT Lanham Tonight

Mike Joseph, veteran Philadelphia
favorite, today was conceded a
strong chance of winning the 5O-lar
National Champion Sweepstakes
which tops tonight's seven-event
midget automobile racing action at
West Lanham Speedway, starting at
$3.50 o'clock.
The largest crowd of the season
is anticipated as from rs to 80
top drivers bid for 16 places In
the championship test.
Joseph won the 50-lap Washing
ton-Baltimore Sweepstakes at Lam
ham late last June and last night
won the 25-lap feature event at
The Philadelphia Yellow Jacket
Speedway after Tony Bonadies had
been disqualified when his car threw
oil on the track.
The Quaker City ace not only
is leading the 1948 point scorers
at Lanham, but also is deadlocked
with Ed Dutch Schaefer AND
George Fonder in most feature races
won at Lanham-three.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Second Junior Crown
For Bubby Worsham
Looms in D. T.. Golf

Bubby Worsham was expected te
pick up the prize for the second
straight time in the District Coli
Associations Junior Open tourna-
ment today at Georgetown PREP
School.
Worsham, who won the event last
year-the first year it was held-was
in the favorite role after yesterdays
two easy victories.
The Wake Forest sophomore SCARED
to an 80 in medal play-10 strokes
over par-but yesterday proved agair
he can play spectacular golf when
the chips are down.
He had to get over Eugene Wolfe
in this mornings round to win his
way to the final match this after
noon. Alan Weisberg and John
Eisinger are the other semifinalists
Worsham had little trouble yes
terday, whipping Bill Diffee, 8 ano
y, and Dave Clark, 6 and S. Wolfe
co-medalist, got q 1-up victory over
Dick Foster and 5-and-4 verdict
over Joe OBrien.
Results:
13-year-olds first round-Jimmy Clarl
defeated Al Hobelman. ! up; Kay Flstche
defeated Jerry McFerren, s and 8; lrvini
Salamy defeated Larry Spellman, UP
Arthur Dubit defeated David Willbers,
and 5; Hank Ford defeated Gary Robinson
9 and 6; Bradley Burrows defeated Terr!
crais Ward, up; Perky cullinane de.
feated Tony Wolfe, s and 8.
Second round-Fletcher defeated Clark
and z: Salamy defeated Dubit, and g
Ford defeated Burrows, l UP; Blitz de.
feated Cullinane. and /.
Second flight, FIRST round-Lloyd Kelly
defeated Paul Mcmahon. | up: Willie Beach
defeated Dick Kreger, 9 and Z; Robert
Barry defeated Charles Jansen, by default;
and 8: Dennis Bolster defeated Don Ded
rick, 4 and 3: Bob Feagans defeated Ed
ward De Hority. and 3: Peter Kyne
defeated Jack Fury, 4 and 3.
Second round-Beach defeated Kelly. 2
and /; Berry defeated Kurth, 2 up; Ed
Championship Night first round-Eu-
gene Wolfe defeated Dick Foster, J. up '2O
holes); ice O'Brien defeated Joe Sullivan
up GO holes); Dave Clark defeated Billy
WNfs and 8; guhey .g W05shs% Wn,,s.Is defeated t..
feated Jay Wolf, and 3: Dick Sturses de-
feated John Jarsons, 6 and 4: John Eisin-
ger defeated Bill Flannery, 3 and 2; Stan.
ley Mouser defeated Robert Salamy,
and 6.
and A. Worsham defeated Clark, and
5: Weis5erg defeated Sturges. and g.
EisinKer defeated Mouser, and ].
Evening star., 1948-09-03
st. Johns Grid Outlook Is Fair,
but George Will Be eMissed

last years powerful backfield. HI
was overshadowed by George, but
this year should blossom into 9
fine ball player.
I'VE have some good prospects
out" say joey, but most are jun
iors, so I don't expect too much
this year Next year, however, we
should have another great team
Gallagher has three good looking
specimens up from the Junior team
in Backs Tommy Clark and Char
ley Hartopan and End Bill Mayer
George Weicker, who has had con-
siderable experience at end. will
add heft to the line with his 2l5
pounds and Guard Jack Shannon
and End Jack DAILY will be good tc
have around when the going gets
tough.
Gene Matulla, backfield man
has had enough experience to be
dangerous. Bob Mcdonald, a Is
foot, 2-inch, 185-pounder, should
fill in the, center gap nicely.
The Johnnies are going to miss
George, but they'll still have II mer
on the field and from all indications
the opposition may have reason tc
regret 1t,
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Dot Kirby Is Golf Upset Victim
Of Hoosier in Western Meet

The Texan advanced with a 3 and
2 defeat of Alice Bauer, Long Beach,
while Miss Gunther was defeating
Carol Diringer, Tiffln. Ohio, 6 and S.
Miss O'Neal and Miss Kirby each
shot par 76 golf over the 1S holes.
On the decisive 18th, Miss O'Neal
won the match with a par S. Miss
Kirby was short on her third shot
and her next left her 90 feet from
the pin.
Miss Kielty, considered by many
as the girl to beat in this tourney,
was 2 over par for the first nine
where she led Mrs. Ferrie, l up.
Yesterdays best medal score was
turned in by Miss Gunther. At the
turn she had carded an even par 50
to Miss Diringer's 43 and she was
l under regulation figures for the
four holes required to end the match
Evening star., 1948-09-03
-Four District Clubs
Playing in Region
.SoftbalI Tourney

The Kavakos Grill softball team
took of for Allentown, Pa. today
to compete in the annual Centra
Atlantic regional American Softbal
Association tournament.
Three other Washington teams
Thrifty Beverages, this years men!
champion; Arcade Pontiac Capita
Maids, this years girls champions
and Garvin's Grill. last years girls
champion, also made the trip
Kavakos. like Garvin's, was regiona
champ last year and received ar
automatic invitation.
Walter Smith, Kavakos manager
and Jack Smith, one Of his stellar
hurlers, left today with an opti.
mistic outlook. Winner of the re.
gional gets a berth on the nationa,
finals in Portland, Oreg.
We've made the nationals the
past three years." said Manager
Smith-no relation to his pitcher
"and we're ready for this one. We
have quite few men who are hit
ting over .270, and a good fielding
club"
Those, used to baseball figures
wouldn't think too much Of a .27C
hitter, but in softbau that's con.
sidered near the top.
There's no doubt about it," saio
Pitcher Smith, "a good softball
pitcher can strike out a majol
league baseball player almost every
time. You can throw more stuff
with a softball and it has more
wind resistance"
The Kavakos team goes against
Philadelphia tonight, while Gar.
wins will play the Bethlehem Amo-
rettes. Arcade and Thrifty won't
see action until tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
By Bill Fuchs

The st. Johns football team,
rated best among the high schools
last year, should give good account
of itself again, but probably will not
be as sturdy as the 1947 unbeaten
and united team.
We'll be far from having the
power,we had last year." Coach joey
Gallagher admits. I'VE only have
two regulars back-Duane Waldron
and Guard Joe Cardaci."
Gallagher's biggest problem will
be filling the spot vacated by Jack
George, the 'triple-threat, highly
publicized ace who won a scholar
ship at Notre Dame.
That's the big task" says joey,
finding a quarterback to handle the
T. I not only lost George, but also
Jim Joyce, the No. 2 quarterback.
Joyce and End Dick Robey are 60
ing to Bulls this year.
II guess Waldron will be our key
man. AS long as we don't have a
Jack George, Waldron will carry the
passing assignment"
Waldron should carry the assign
ment well. He was key man In
Evening star., 1948-09-03

two years has won three challenge
round singles matches against the
Aussies while losing none.
But. at the same time, it also
picked a player who has had almost
no top competitive tennis for the
past year and who plainly Is far
below his best form. In two tourna-
ments since he came East to get in
shape, Schroeder was beaten badly
by Parker and by Victor Seixas.
Possibly the nimble Californian
will catch fire when he faces Capt.
Adrian Quist of the challengers in
the second Of tomorrow's opening
singles matches. He Is a clutch
player who can rise to the heights
when something big is at stake, and
that undoubtedly is what swayed
the committee.