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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31

(AP)- Warren Wood of the Col
lege of Puget Sound will be the
toe" of the Western team ir
the East-West Shrine game to.
morrow, the Vests coaches said
today. He'll do the teams place
kicking.
Mentors Matty Bell, Dutch
Meyer and Jeff Cravath were
outspoken in praise of the 24O-
pound Puget Sound guard, of
tackle Carl Kiilsgaard of Idaho
and halfback Don Paul of Wash
ington State. Wood, Paul and
Oregon States Ken Carpenter
have earned starting spots on
the offensive team.
"Your boys from up there in
the Northwest will do well in
this one" said Cravath. "These
boys have played a lot of foot.
ball" r.
He said George Bayer Of the
University of Washington ! had
been shifted from tackle to guard
to balance the lines power.
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Spon FoIls,
Train Dives

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 80 -
(UP)- A speeding express train
plunged into a creek today when
a bridge collapsed.
Police estimated that from
eight to 10 persons were killed
and that IS were injured, Is of
them seriously. At least five
bodies were recovered from the
wreckage lying in three feet of
water.
Rescue crews, working into the
night, fought their way through
the wreckage Of two sleeping
cars and a diner as they search.
ed for more victims. The wreck.
age lay in Carabaz Creek, a
branch Of the Lujan River.
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the stands and the v Widened
out as they climbed They
went up to where the guy was
and really took him apart; then
they dragged him down on the
field and beat him some more !.
Finally about so police came out
and salvaged the remains and
the players went on with the
game They're building a
new football stadium there which
will seat more than 100000 =.
And they're going to have Is
foot moat filled with water be-
tween the field and the stands"
DOMESTIC DATA
George Stanich, the UCLA bas-
ketballer who looked so good
here Tuesday night, has been
offered $4,000 by the Yankees
but wants at least 10 G's more.
He's a pitcher with a terrific
fast ball - and his coach, john
ny Wooden, also predicts Stan
icf will be the worlds first
seven-foot high jumper !.
Chuck Fonville, Michigan's SEN
sational shot putter of two years
ago, is working out daily but it's
too early to tell whether his
back injury is completely healed
Vincent Richards, the ex-
tennis star who is Bobby Locke's
American contact man, figures
Bobby is trying to make up his
mind whether to return here
next year or play in Europe, At
RIGA and Australia >. Bobby will
be approved if he apologies to
the PEA -. Weather permitting,
Stanford and California alumni
in New England will stage a
Rose Bowl rally on. the Harvard
Campus Jan. 2 It would be
quite a novelty to have 'em cheer
for winning team in the Hah-
valid yahd.
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Wupoto5
.OverrUn
.47to %
BY HILL. WILLIAMS

| Pasco's surprising Bulldog:
continued to hit the win trai
Friday night with a 47.23 wi:
over the Wapato Wolves.
At their last meeting, Wapatt
beat Pasco 41-27. Big Dick Mos
Ter was high point man for the
winners with 10 points. Trailing
him closely was Billy Foxley
with eight.
Pasco scored first and led ali
the way, frightening it's lead
at each quarter. Wapato obvi.
ously had a bad night. Shot afte,
shot would bounce off the rim.
CONTROL Blackboard
With Mosier, Bernie Hancock,
Mike Bullek and Lyle Graves
teaming up under the baskets,
Pasco had no real trouble in
controlling the rebounds.
Johnny Foskett, six foot four
inch starter, was sidelined be-
cause of sickness. He has been
a scrapper under the backboards
so far this season.
There were many fouls in the
closely.called game. Pasco had
81 fouls called against their
men and Wapato ID. Bullek, Pas.
CO, left the game with five per-
sonal fouls.
Jim Bauer and Delmar
Smoky" Slower tied for high
point ho1ors for the Wolves with
six each. The Bulldogs bottled
up the six foot four inch Slower
tight all evening.
FAsT.BREAKING TEAM
Coach Dick Maurstad's charges
were fast breaking, and played
heads up basketball. The guards
made use of tall forwards un-
der the basket and fired passes
to them for many an easy shot.
Mosier and Hancock drew
"ohs and abs" from the crowd
with their one.arm hook shots
under the basket, while Hop
kins finally sharpened up his
eye and began potting
his LONG yUsWiSherS
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'Bonnbers
Tip Table
On CU|Is
By I'M GRANT

Richards basketball machine
spluttered during the third quar-
ter, fueled up on an early fourth
quarter five.point splurge and
wheezed to a 1862 victory over
the Everett Seagulls at Rich.
land last night.
The Bombers overcame an
early Gull four.point lead and
went on to a 2O-14 halftime lead
However the Gulls came back in
the third frame and put the fans
on the edge of their seats as
they moved to within knotting
the count at 29-all.
Just after the break, Ron
Cooley, six foot, six inch Everett
center, ported a swisher from
the side to make the scoreboard
read Richland %, Everett %.
BoMBERS HIr~sTRIDE
That's when the Atomic City
five took over.
Two, foul shots by Forward A..
J. franklin and another one by
Guard Bill Tracy, coupled with
a driving lay-in by Forward Al
ton Schell sent the home team
out in front on the long end
of 1929 score.
The Gulls surged back with a
foul shot by Cooley and ONE
handed swisher by Captain Dick
Albeit to close the gap to two
points. Richland Guard Gene
Keller iced the contest for the
Bombers when his long one.
handed pusher from the side
hit the Irvine for two.
High scorer for the evening
was Cooley who put five field
goals and four charity losses
together for il counters. ScheIl,
who converted z to II foul shots,
added two second-half goals to
lead the home team with II
points. Keller counted 10 on five
from the field.
The contest was rough and
was called closely by the off.
Gals, Don Coates and c. F. Klep.
per. Three Gu1ls were benched
on five personals, one, Forward
Joe Morgan, went out in the
first half. During the last quar-
ter Frank Schermer of the Bomb.
ers got tagged off the court.
Is FOULS CALLED "
A total of Is fouls were called
on the home team while the
visitors got the whistle footed at |
them n times.
After a see-saw first quarter
which saw tn Bombers barely
stay in front, the game Threatens
ed to turn into q runaway when
The Gulls got generous with the
.oul shots.
Richards high scoring duo,
Keller and Schell, grabbed them
selves a big hunk of the credit
or the win with their defensive,
IS well as their offensive play.
cooley, and Bob Covert who had
fighters heart, kept their club
n the race.
Sideline observers reported that
he Gulls looked much better"
han they did against the Pas
o Bulldogs Thursday night. For
Sob Sherida:'s crew, it was the
fifth straight loss.
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Giant Puget Sound Guard
To Be Toe, OF West Team

of Southern California and Dutch
Meyer of TCU admit they're pin
ming their hopes on the "B.Boys"
I'VE can't go through them"
Bell said, "But maybe we can
60 over 'em. It's up to Berry and
LeBaron." -. .,'.tf, ....-..
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and its purpose is two fold. He
is looking for two uncles he has
never seen. He feels certain they
ARE in New York. Of course, most
foreigners think New York is
America.
His greatest competition int
Europe comes from two Bel.
gions, Rick Van Stenbergen.
the world champion. and Ach.
lille Brunei. Brunei. he says. is
toughest for him to beat but
he hos beaten him.
The midinettes (French bobby
soxers) are wild over him. Bike
riding in France is like baseball
over here"
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s P 0 R 7 5
Reuhd-M
BY HUGH FULLERTON. JR

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 Up -
Part two of the Vadal Peterson
report on sports in Brazil:
One reason for the popularity
of basketball, says the Utah
coach, is that Brazil's one big
sport up to a few years ago was
soccer football *. Now" he
says, "they have found game
they can play with their hands
instead of their feet =. They're
eager to learn about American
sports, but they're very SUSPECT
Gus of Yankees They get
their basketball rules and in
terpretations from Europe, with
the result they're using the old
1935-1940 rules think we
owe it to them and to the game
to send more teams down there.
They wanted us to return next
year but we can't -. Some 9TH
er team could arrange to do it
earlier iny the fall the end
of their winter - and the boys
wouldn't lose so much time try
ing to make up their classes"
. P. S.: st. Francis of Brooklyn
already is negotiating for just
such a tour next year.
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THE sooTER PART

The soccer players, Peterson
explains, have learned how to
take care of violent fan reac-
tons I'VE were at one game
in Rio" says Valad, when a
player had the ball out OF bounds
could just see some object
shining in the sun as it flew out
of the stands and knocked him
cold His ten teammates gath
cred round and we could see
them pointing up into the stands
AS they stood there trying to
locate the thrower, the crowd be-
gan opening up like a big w..
Then the PLAYERS started up into
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RIcHLAND CLASSIC LEAGUE

Dec. %
High individual singles-R. B.
Doss, 235. =
High individual series-John
WickStrom, SIS.
High team game series Camp.
bells, 2613.
High team single game-Ca.
hoon Motors, 938.
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jennings Dying

VIENNA, Austria, Dec. 80 -
(AP) - Emil Jannings, a top
Hollywood star 20 years ago,
was reported near death tonight
at his Lake Wolfgang home.
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DAVID AND GOLIATH

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 80 -
(UP) - It's David against Go.
Hath today as East battles West
in the annual Shrine Al1-Star
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKERs-Ours Is hobby kennel.
well-known for breedins show type.
MossMoSTp ilssit sIpIaN KENNELS nave nave some
exceptionally nice pups we would
like TO show you. AL 0S05. --2s
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sired
II ch. Lachea. Oh. Dorm, ASGARD
KENNEL Psnistered FA, 56Su.
POLICE PUPPIES for sale; reasonable
No, 4 Fourth St. Takoma Park. Md
cocKrR SPANIEL, black male. .
yrs. old. gentle. sfectionate; wants
good home: Axe req. RA. 1896.
BOSTON TERRIERS, ? months Old !;
beautifully marked: no papers. Call
COCKER Si Err SPANIEL. tan and white. =
mes, male; loves children; SIS.
COOKERS. res'd Axe: black. Try
cobs Candidates, 5 wks.; / m. 4
dogs: reas.: stud services, ali colors.
54an Auth I'd. Sc. HI. $3.50. -
COCKER. all black. thorcughbred.
male. Ia years old. hogsehrcksn.
with papers: SIS. Box 43s-G. star.
COCKER PUPPsEs. 9 wks., . males,
1 female. black and pArfi. reason-
WHiTE WEST MiGaIAND puppies
Axe, registered Phone Bay Vista
S72I In Annapolis 26s
sCoTIY rurs. 4 mcnths, male,
rREE KrTTENs-Eishs, cute, seven
~esks old csii after On. M.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
FARM AND GARDEN

BIRD BATHS, benches. urns. boxes.
gains globes; illustrated circulars
on request. II. p; RoDGERs. 32l5
rofsorvsry ofss ave ss sood m tea rleh topsoii for
enable. caii HI 4a83. -.
FOR sALE-50-gal. Hardie sprayer
for orchards and small trees; eompl.
with 75;tt. hose and nozzle: very
RICH fsas rof sof soft q 40 Der ass- ton in
FaRMALI aisSn LGadti TRAcToR. aAi aeoo r.le. With
pillow and cultivator, in first-cisss
condition. Call Herndon civil.
HARDY AzALEAs. all colors and
sizes; wholesale and retail. e510
VIRGIN 1ae Z rof ois' SOIL, small nara.psek-
Kfc2 Il 4 Tor soif ST. Govt ts P% P.ss.d al and
esS5fSss eSopFs ySsfx fsfa coo goal 100 lYa':s "
5sls: ewes FR 7aal
rnovals, II INNING: planting and
Lawns RA. 597a after 9. rs
s.ldslha5sT n iale' o.sr, ans 'essiss ss
Choremaster and Jacques tractors.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. CH. 1000
5000 Lee hwy Arl.. Va.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding. grad
ing and oranins. sod and top soil soil
COW MANURE. well rotted. Ss. so per
Is buthels, So per 10 bushels. 81. 80
per bushels. delivered. WA. 1898.
COLUMBIA TREE SERVICE Co
Tree removals. pruning. all phases
OF tree work. Fully insured. Free
estimstes. Call WA. e6l5 or 81.
GARDDiENs plowed and narrowed;
S"es w 60 'tGsssh s" c. .nd1sf vi 5sss; cssS
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, giant ever
bearing gems; plenty OF berries this
year; $5 per hundred preosid; al
SnDdz.s SthsTs not oHN sRbo 'e co,es
silver Spring. Md. Cali Ashton. Nd
FLoWERs-creepinr phlox, other per-
eniais, poppieS, primrose, pansies,
alse straMbsTrg snd raspSsrTy sssY,Ii, pisats ms
Md Call Ashton tMdD 3s4s.
FLAGsTONE WALKS. terraces. fire-
places, rock gardens. fish ponos, re-
tanning walls, pipe drainage, all
kinds of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO. Route +, Horners lane.
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville
35Ss 40
GARDEN TRACTOR - Power and
hand lawnmowers. new and used;
fertilizers. seed and lime.
Farm supplies--Horse collars. har-
ness. saddle names. brides, cattle
blankets, show. halters; poultry
equipment and remedies. MA
LONEY'S, INC, Sl26 Georsia ave.
silver Snrina SH 2a3O
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

W@NtSS
ADD. MACH. typewriters. caic.. cash
reg on equip, any kind; top price.
DI. 1872; co. 4fys5 ewes. Sunday,
sssneTs .nd sas ovsn fnnss ia at sos4 Ias
ANTI0UES-Furniture. orc .-nrac
china. siassvare. rugs. silvervare
paintings. highest cash prices oaid
Cali MURRAY Taylor sass
ANTloUEs. oric-a-nrsc. china. siIver-
smoans nsi S.' DORA SRupsHW ss1i saw MIL. 1a.
STONE 1893 q nv. steriinf 74as
BEDROOM. dining room, living room
suites: ALSO good piano, tive rugs.
sooks 81 sf fsoGGnr AND SOLD d al
use our expense. DISTRICT sooE
sTuRE. S2i 9th St. NV. NE. seas
CAMERAS. ali types: movie equip
ment; all accessories houEht az hish-
est prices. BRENNKR PHOTO CO.
sss r. .n...s.. ave- nv Zee Rss RRsstins
CIOinTNG;-Hirhe.s nris., ier nenJ
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CLOTHNG--Top prices paid fer usec
nssr ss sc slSts.aS n esn .ypfssissi nnsRs sEs s
To- ano pa ave. M. Nj soi4
pafmo'csi Silver. Cash lDsa paid. Il IRSEsT suRK
INC fl4 18th ~. nv.
DIAMONDS, goio. platinum. teeth.
bought. No purchase too small. t,e
iarge. .cafh fmuedtafely: very hlKh
prices p2id NEw YORK JEW
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chest: discreet service. CO. $500
TUYNYTUKg wanted sf enes. xeec
furniture o. an kinds; entire home
en- N jxSliR pAsss IA. Soso'
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PLANTING

Artistic and successful landscape ef-
fects are the result OF careful rlan-
ning. selection and arrenRement oi
the ideal plant material No ether
one investment gives So much for so
little. has no depreciation and lays
continual dividends of con4fc-t and
happiness and satistaetien Nature
has way of providing ans has en-
dowed US with q few very unusual
bisb sS the , drr W tn Ade law ns ard s M Wei 1
location; there is aiso an almost
endless kst q others which should
be labeled Beware" to the inexpe-
rienced Being Landscape Special
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satisfaction is our pleasurs xhep
50o5. Alexandra 1853 2s'
TREES REMOVED
Promps and efacient service full, tn
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pm WO, S2Q9
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MAyFLOWER MARINE SERVICE
INC. 1899 Name ave. 49, ST
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YACHT CO. TR sIsso OF wO SlsS
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BOAT LCMBER-ARFine psyw0od at
Reblnsens, free boat plans tor ma
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Used, sll5. Cali Mr.. LuTZ. 81
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CATBoAT. Is # IeaE prtes, 500
BOAT and outbo.Ed motor fer sale
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Boxf AND LUGGAGE trailer eom
plnAtien tneWi complete with hitsl
on your car. sl+a. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO. 1850 Wis ave. nv
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CHASSIS for bids boat trailer. - II
new dual axle elee brakes. nsw tires
Best offer wC 0STa -
I9SS fENTNOk, de luxe rHnAbout
absolutely perfect Cannot be tolt
from new. sacrifice rE 70lT -et
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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home, sentismsn, $40 wk PA, isfs
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ARL, 1909 No Herndon 81 Room
and private bath, twin beds,
closets; s45 s!asls. sS@ double {
titiRt ---gs
near Btaddock Can
non--Furntshed room tor slTls
twin beds kitchen prlviissts- III
ass2 after $50 pm. gs'
TWO GIRLS or mother and baby with
dav care for baby room next "a
bath: conven, TO transp. CH ASAs
rRE CASTLE Inn. Forest Glen Hotsl
rooms. daily. weekly or monihly
rates: live where rs 10 desrees
cooler; ap!d oas and train trkntn
to D. C. only . miles tam the
heart OF silver sprinE. Nd sllES
Ise5 n. UTAH. Ariinston-~Larse f.
room with porch, nswly pspered snc
painted. nicely farn,. clean, ti's
BEDROOM. large, for . gentlemen,
next 10 bath; 10 apt, SIiSer spltns
Phone SH d.ss --2s
s0iA Goth kD,. North AEiInsten--
Newly furnished bedroom use oil
house for couple . blocks husllns
lh min ID C Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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