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Evening star., 1949-05-14
Hollywood Diary
Bette Dovis Prepares Rose Moline
Ey Sheiloh Crohom

wanting 10 star in a western--&s
per my column. I have JUS; The
thing for him Ring Horse from
the novel by Thomas Duncan
-Deanna DuTbin is pTaeticIne
four hours a day for her musical
comedy DEBUT on Broadway II
the fall. The SIX inai years OF
Deannas Ill contract, which
ends IN August, have earned her
s.. .oo0, 900. And she made as
much IN the previous Ave years
with commercial tieups ! don,
have 10 add that Deanna Is nov
well fixed for life
Eleanor Parker is putting on
big pitch al Warmers 20 star in
Career Girl" No more suspen-
sions, she hopes, and no more
trips abroad for Eleanor for
awhile. Prom now on She con-
centrates on her career.
When Errol Flynn returns to
Hollywood at the end OF this year
he stars IN The Candy Kid
playing q hot-shot gambler.
Dennis Morgan is back in
Evening star., 1949-05-14

to go right on through the sum-
mer and this has got to be ex-
planned some way other than the
book. the music. and the sup
posedly basic ingredients Of such
things.
Next to Comedian Clark. the
man who rates a gold star for
this achievement is Howard Bay
who designed the show. With his
paints, lights and other materials.
the designer of las the Girls Go
has turned out a representatively
pretty Washington. More i'm
portantly, he has produced one
that is invariably in good taste
when the book of the musical
must have tempted him to vulgari-
zation. Men have been given the
keys to the Capital city for far
less than Designer Bay has ac-
complished in the exhibit at the
Winter Garden.
Inc SmafteSt tnlng apOut VIII
liam Roos' book for "As the Girls
Go" is the authors awareness
that the shows star needs merely
the f1imsiest excuse for musical
comedy lark.
That is exactly what he has
provided. He sets Clark up in
business as a character-the first
White House husband of a woman
President-and Bobby carries on
from there. AS the Republic's S
First Gentleman to Irene Rich's
first woman Chief Executive, Clark
leers, paws, clucks, pinches, pets
and chortles his way into and out
of a series of indelicate situations
that are hilarious because he is
doing them.
Where any other clown might
fix the whole thing as tasteless.
Clark sets 1t on the level of good,
if not Immediately clean. fun.
Apart from Clark's unfailing
genius. the musical rests its case
Evening star., 1949-05-14
HOLLYWOOD.

HULL "IHJJ.
Mickey Rooney and Martha
Vickers have decided 10 spend
their honeymoon at the Indian
apolls speedway! Mickey and his
partner. Sam SteIfel, have ob-
tained rights 10 film the famous
auto-racing classic at the end OF
this month for their picture. Big
Wheel" And Mickey and Martha
will say their I dos in time TO
make the race.
Bette Davis mother. Ruth.
plans her stage debut IN Laguna
this summer. Daughter Bette is
now on the Warner lot 10 prepare
her Rose Moline"
The Gabor sisters are financial
wizards in female clothing. Ia
Ia gathered approximately ST.
900 900 in cash and valuables from
Conrad Hilton. Eva. the young
est Gabor sister. in addition
to her 1892. 900 cash from Charles
Isaacs. gets their expensive home.
ditto car. and $500. 900 worth OF
jewels and furs. Eva also owns an
apartment house in the swank
east sos in New York, acquired
before her marriage.
Every guest invited TO Rita Hay
worth's wedding in France. gets
transportation and all expenses
paid by Prince Ali The bill from
the United States alone will total
thousands and thousands of dol
lars.
Harry Sherman calls me TO say
that if Dick Powell is serious about
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador-"AliaS Nick Beal"::
1:25, $50. $50. 7:30 and $40 pm.
Capitol The Barkleys of
Broadway; 10 am, 1910, $50,
$40, 9 and 11:45 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, 245, 5:25, 8:15 and
11:05 pm.
Columbia "A Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur's Court:
ll:20 am, l:35, 3:45, SIS, sos
and 10:l5 pm.
Dupont-"Hamlet":: 2:30, $50
and $50 pm.
Hippodr0me-Music Festival
Last complete show-7:45 pm.
Keith's-"The Window: ll:l5
am, /, 2, 4:50. 6:35, 8:25, 1920
pm. and 2:15 am.
Little Monsieur Vincent;
II am. los. $40, $40. 7:30 and
GAS pm.
| Metropolitan-"Bad Boy: ll:30
am. l:30. 3:35. $40. TAO and
Gas pm.
/ National-"Jigsaw";; IL. 1:40,
3:15. Ass, 6:34, $40, $50 and
l1:25 pm.
Palace-"Mr. Belvedere Goes to
College; 11:25 am. 1870, 3:35,
5:35, TAO, $40 and HAS pm.
Playhouse Quartet; 9:45
am, HAS, 1:45, 3:45, $50, 7:50,
9:55 pm. and midnight.
Secrets Of a Ballerina"::
2:20, 5, TAO, 1925 pm. and los
am.
Trans-Lux-"Portrait OF Jen-
ME-: 1918 am. IL, 1:45, $50.
Sis, 7:05. $50, 1890 pm. and
1905 am.
Warner - Alias Nick Beal";
1880 am, 1:30, 335, $40, 7:45,
$50 and 1l:55 pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-14

house, a thedter tnat Is ali seats
and a block wide if there ever was
one. Washington is very much on
everyone's mind. Not seriously,
of course, for the whole thing is
just a joke with Bobby Clark, but
it is there just the same.
1t may be that the success of
Michael Todd's big sprawling
musical Is considerably due to the
fact that its flavor runs so strongly
to politics and the Potomac. There
Is really not much to LAS the Girls
Go" except its atmospheric at
tractiveness and the fact that Mr..
Clark is its star. He is one of the
funniest men alive and when you
put him in an equally funny To-
Gale, like Washington, we'll it gives
q man a chance to turn a profit
on an investment as large as this
one.
"As the Girls Go" is planning
Evening star., 1949-05-14

sereraoe wa4ca - al maze
w.th yaL.. AFTER ha Intimate
StrAnEers rscs2-e with G.nSr.
RozsrS.
John GAGe.s3d's p.cts4rr 20 .u3-
lcw ~M@-csr Ire lakes h4rn r.
re ses He plays s aAsar. rIlan
50 ie&-n from SsR Yagk. IT
BTeaklng Pc.r:, ws;sa Jerry
Wald proc l2c.IE
D4ck Hsymes ard Nora F.yrn
have s~t The wccc1as date f0r
June - For D2cks S4x-R-ctay
Stlow ut Ite New YORK Roxy ne
pulls down So 500 3 week
Dorothy Mcclure may eAFe b.
Ls4nclgar FOR her ieSGlrE mar n
oh DoctnT or Is y roa ne
Doctor Has Three PAGES Rl,l j.
now testing for the most important
part Of RS career
James Mason. who SkeIcsied The
cats IN his wife. Pamela :. book
about teliaeS. has also painted 3
full-lengih portrait a! Pamela
This boy really Is talented
tRs.tAs<a ~ Aefth AEFgssAE Ne~ssApet
EszsEHSF
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Bronze Death Mask
OF Mozurt Discovered

Willy Kauer, Austrian sculptor,
has acquired a bronze death mask
Of the composer Mozart, thought
to be the one described in a letter
of his sister-in-law. Sophie Heidi
Kauer bought the mask in Vienna
for a few dollars from an art
collector named Jellinek who got
it for a few cents from a junk
dealer-who didn't know where
he got 1t.
Evening star., 1949-05-14

on Miss Rich's amiable presence.
the dancing and singing of Bill
Callahan, a gigantic collection Of
girls of all sizes and the more
extreme states Of attractive un-
dress. and a musical score that
is almost fagrantly uninspired
OF the various numbers by Harold
Adamson and Jimmy McHugh.
Lucky In the Rain" and You
Say the Nicest Things. Baby
alone make the pleasantly listen
able grade Even these are much
better sung over the radio and on
records than by either the solo or
ensemble voices Producer Todd
has collected for his show.
Hermes Pans dances are re-
deemed from their small stature
because young Callahan is cork
ing performer in this department
and finds more than able support
in ballerina Kathryn Lee.
Clark's amusing assault on
White House dignity is a ram
bling attack. 1t involves him in
the full gamut of his faun- like
approach to life He receives a
delegation Of indignant. beautiful
young females on the White
House lawn. and another delega-
ton Of prim daughters Of Boston
at mad tea party in the Char
treuse room. To while away
White House time. ne forms a
childrens drum and bugle corps.
conducts long chats with the
White House barber. gives his
presidential wife anything the
taxpayers money can buy, and
comes to the peak of his comic
powers in political duel with the
opposition party.
1t is the theory of this willy,
latter group that an old goat
like First Gentleman such as
Clark can be trapped with a
whole series of blondes, brunettes
and redheads-all for the purpose
of beating the first Woman Pres
ident out of a second term.
Clark's Illustration of this
scheme is the theater's most
amusing proof that a man can
eat his cake and have it, too. He
has made a life work of this sort
of amorous thing. 1t explains
why he is the best loved and more
durable of actors functioning in
the great clown tradition.
1t also explains why LAS the
Girls Go" has kept going these
six months with no end yet in
sight.
Young Callahan. Fordham
law student between jobs. is the
stars chief support among the
handsome horde of collaborators
in the Winter Garden attraction.
He is the athletic type dancer. Of
the Gene Kelly ilk. and should go
much farther in the theater than
he will need to go in law. He and
Miss Lee carry the burden of
making LAS the Girls Go" seem
like a musical. which is a true
if not flattering comment on the
melodic and vocal mefits Of the
production.
Miss Rich. happily. is gra-
cious and decorative asset TO the
exalted Office she holds in what
is profoundly Bobby Clark's show
the one Producer Mike Todd
CANDLES on wisely and safely!
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Bobby Clark in White House
Is Broadway S Funniest Man
BY Joy Cormody
Drama Editor of The Star
NEW YORK

When right down to it, the stage is much Wash
ington-str Washington The
National thinking
play musical reference Of
kind another.
the Winter Garden for example this pouantly named
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23
Public Sales
Coming In Union County
Saturday, July 2

odtltrudYs july
Paul Brooks, Peoria and York
Center rd., one mile south of
York Center. Complete line of
household goods, electric appli-
ances, and small tools. Simpson
& Sons, auctioneers.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the
clerk of the Village of Marysville,
Ohio, until 1880 O'Clock +. M. July,
l4th, I949, for the purchase of a
flexible type sewer cleaner consist
ing of approximately 500 feet of
steel sewer rods complete with
couplings, reel and stand, gasoline
power drive and carry trailer.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a bond at five per cent of the
bid to be accepted by the clerk, or
a certified check on some solvent
bank, as a guaranty that If the bid
is accepted, a contract viii be enter
ed into and it's performance properly
secured. Should any bid be rejected
such check will be forthwith return
ed TO the bidder, and should any bid
be accepted such check VIII be re-
turned upon the proper execution
and securing Of the contract.
The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids.
George Scheiderer.
Clerk
William j. Porter
Village Solicitor
GO an
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-2 windows 19in by
26h in, window screen 28in by
40h in, combination storm door
2 #. by 6 ft.-10 in, panel door 6 it,
6 by 2 ft.-6. Call 1921. 5-31-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-eight piece dining
room suite and Detroit Jewell
gas range with built-in oven. Call
.7451. Its
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

6-23-2T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23

FOR SALE-outside toilet, W.P.A.
in good condition. Phone 4516.
Its
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day
Are the ones who loved her
best.
Often to her grave we go
With flowe RS to place with gen.
tie car
Over the one we loved so dearly
Who sleep so peacefully there.
Nobody kI lows the pain she bore
Ileneath the smile she always
wore.
She never complained, she was
not that kind
Just one of those persons so
hard to find.
Our he arts have been so lonely
Without her sunny smile,
But we shall go to be with her
In just a little while.
Sadly missed by her Mother,
Mrs. Watt Sharp and Brothers,
Max and Howard. 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23

CUSTOM BALING, HAY, COAL
We are still in business and
wish to thank all those, who have
done business with us in the past
Is years, and we are anxious to
continue serving you. Roy Coax
ley, Rt. l, Peoria. Phone York
494. 6-9-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE-One Administer
rug like new; 2 pc. mohair
living room suit. Freeman Cush-
man ll9 N. Franklin ST. Rich
wood, o. It's
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Saturday, June Is
At Loo O'Clock, the followina.
S. Plum. st.
6-9-3T

One good IT. Kevnator refrigerator;
good IT, Cosey Shevador
electric
Estate eatoa Phco table model radio
and record player Emerson tube table model with FM good
2piece Kroehr ee overstufed living
suite modern 8pece walnut dining suite record cab
met Dormeyer electric
cooker like good radiant with
high large secretary waterfall style bed,
pee overStffed
kitchen table; kitchen chairs; rugs
two library tables lounge chair floor
one dining table, round kitchen table boadoom
end table, two wall clothes rack umbrella hall
tree two electric irons bedding STOOL ironing board Dishes kitchen
utensils curtains books wash tubs glass SO gal
ratchet pipe
wrench l8 inch wrench shoe
mention
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23
CARD OF THANKS

CARD or THANKS
l wish to extend thanks to all
who remembered me with cards
and flowers, during my stay in
Jane Case, hospital and since my
return home.
Mrs. Clyde Deal 1t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO vAcATE ROAD

A Petition was presented 10 the
County Commissioners June 20, lS4s
TO vacate a dirt road In Leesbufs
Twp. Said road begins at the inter
section with Hall Road No Ii ia
Leesburg Twp. " NJ. S. No. l55s2
and 1864; thence northerly 10 SNate
Road No, 347 and there TO terminate
a distance OF 0.S6 miles more or lie IS
The Commissioners will vie w
above road July II. 1919 at 10 "A,
NJ
First hearing at Commissioners
office July Is, I949la 10 A. NJ.
r. II. McCurdy
Clerk of Commissioners
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Estate of William r. Lewis De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Lois
T.. Lewis of Plain City Ohio, has
been duly appointed Administrative
OF the Estate of William T.. Lewis
deceased, late of Plain City, Union
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required TO file
their claims with said fiduciary
within four mdhths or be forever
barred.
Dated this 18Th day of June l949.
John w. DALEY
Probate Judge Of said County
G-1G-3T
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Beautiful modern
country home, two car garage,
poultry house and one acre of
ground. Priced for quick sale. AL
so two nice homes in Milford
Center. Call 4031. 6-l6-4t
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FOR SALE-Streamlined taylor
tot with shopping bag and pad
ded seat cushion, So. Call 1857.
Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-15

farmers where they were assist
ed in making out their farm ac-
counts. 1t assisted thirty-five
farmers in making out statements
for income tax purposes.
The office assisted Union Coun-
ty Soil Conservationist in hold
ing a County Flowing Contest
and a High School Senior Con-
servation Day and met with
groups to discuss problems con-
nected with conservation farm
program.
1t has worked with seven Vet
eran teachers and classes. Gave
assistance to Farm and Home Ad-
miniStration. Assisted m any
farmers in obtaining better live
stock and farm crop seeds and
assisted four townships in hold
ing Farmers Institutes.
Home Demonstration
The Home Demonstration de-
partment under the direction of
Mrs. Mary Alice Diehl made the
following report.
Twenty-siX meetings on nu-
triton were held with a total at
tendance of 733 women. Seven
meetings were held on family
life and child development with
255 persons attending. A meeting
on the removal of spots and stains
brought % persons out.
Eleven meetings were held on
home management with Ais wo-
men in attendance. Home turn
ishings meetings on slip covers,
room arrangement, repair of
spring-filled cushions, and re-
covering lamp shades, accounted
for total attendance of 45l per-
sons at q meetings. All other
subjects, homemade Christmas
gifts, etching, kitchen studies,
ETC., drew 1889 women to a total
of 48 meetings.
The total attendance at l2O
meetings was 1854. Mrs. Diehl
conducted "A of the meetings
herself and the local leaders
handled the other 46 meetings.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-15
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Cremeans,
of Marysville Rt. 3, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Betty Thelma, to Marlin D. Cook,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ar
thur Cook of Marysville Rt. 3.
Miss Cremeans is a graduate of
Allen Local High School Glass
of 49, and of Bustins' Beauty
School, Columbus, Ohio. Mr..
Cook attended New Dover School,
served two years in Japan, is
now employed at Davis Chair Co.
Marysville, Ohio.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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ior club leaders.
Helped Farmers

l0f CLUB leaders.
Helped Farmers
The Extension Office has done
a great deal of work in assisting
the farmers of Union County
with their various problems and
has helped with the many meet
ing, tours, and Improvement pro-
grams sponsored by the different
farm organizations of the vicin-
ity.
The office has assisted the
Union County Dairy Service
Unit in holding their annual
meeting where DR.. Bond, AS
sistant State Veterinarian and DR..
Hudson, Federal Veterinarian
discussed the Bangs Program in
Ohio. 1t has worked with the ar
tificial dissemination technicans
in program.
5000 cows were bred artificially
during the past year.
The office has cooperated with
the milk testers, who completed
records on 21 official herd test
ing, 20 dairy Improvement re-
cords and 25 owner-sampler re-
cords and with county veterinar-
lanS to test all of the cattle in
county for Bangs. 1884 herds
were tested with 23,648 cattle.
OF this total, al reacted.
The Extension office has held
beef tours in connection with
Madison County.
County Dipping Program
The largest county dipping pro-
gram of dipping sheep for exterior
parasites was held in, which lO8
flockS with 8,201 head of sheep
were dipped. Our Extension Of
lice made up the schedules and
supervised the program for this
activity. Two demonstrations
were arranged to teach flockown-
ers how to dip sheep to control
stomach worms. Annual sheep
banquet was held with 1876 peo-
pie present. The office assisted
this county in operating lamb
pools where $500 lambs were sold
by grade.
Poultrymen were encouraged
to improve their methods of op-
Grating their flocks. Twelve
farmers were assisted in building
oetter equipment and added
tWenty-one new members to the
North Central Egg Cooperative,
Where the eggs are sold by grade.
five thousand, seven hundred
and twenty five crates of eggs
were sold by grade from Union
| County during 1949.
1t worked with Bee Committee
IN holding six educational meet
lngs during the year and assisted
county IN conducting a Bee In
SpectIon Service. All colonies of
nees were inspected during 1949
TINS being the first year this has
been done for the past five years.
Farm Building Planning
forty-five farmers were as
sisted during the year in plan
nlng records of farm buildings
twenty-five farmers were given
ala on rearranging their farm
4 program.
\ N:etings were held with 1866
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. Deaths
Lawrence E. RobY

Lawrence E. Roby, aged "A, of
Plain City, died in the Union
County Home at 7:30 a. m. Sun
day. He was born Dec. 5. 1875 in
Madison County, the son of
Washington and Nancy ltlnch)
Roby, both deceased.
He is survived by several
neiceS and nephewS.
Funeral services were held at
p. m. Tuesday at the Ferguson
Funeral Home in Plain City con-
Quoted by the Rev. +. M. Pat
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4 girls entered state style re-
vue.
8 girls gave demonstrations at
state fair.
18 boys gave demonstrations
and entered judging contests at
state fair.
3 girls exhibited canning at
state fair.
40 boys and girls gave demon
strations at county fairs.
20 boys and girls acted as jun
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-15
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

Mrs. Boone Nelson announces
the marriage of her daughp,r,
Marie, to Mr.. Ova Caldwell, of
Plain City, which took place at
9 o'clock Saturday, Dec. 10 in
the parsonage of the officiating
minister, Rev. Joseph Davis, in
Plain City. The groom's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Caldwell.
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terSon. Interment was in Darby
Cemetery in charge of Jay d.
Ferguson, funeral director of
Plain City.
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DECEMBER Is. l949-
Extension Office
Is Busy Place
Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page ID
girl won first in state COM
plete costume for college girl
Bonnie Lou Snider).
IL boys and girls won firsts in
state contests.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Baltimore Fighter, KO'd Here,
In Good Condition in HOSPITAL

Joe Dimines, Baltimore light
weight boxer who was knocked out
last night at Turner's Arena, was
reported in good condition and
resting comfortably at Freedmen's s
Hospital this morning.
He was not on the critical list,
but hospital officials and DR.. Don
Knowlton, the Boxing Commission
physician who treated him at
Turner's last night and ordered
him to the hospital are not taking
any chances with him. I'VE are
watching him closely and giving
him the best treatment" DR..
Knowlton said. There always is
q ch nee that something serious
can develop with head injuries.
We don't want it to happen in this
case"
X-rays were to be taken today
and pending these the early dag
r1osis Is that Dimines has frac-
tured cheek bone and a mild con-
cussion but no fracture of the
skull.
Dimines was knocked out in the
fifth round OF a scheduled eight
round semifinal by Del Flanagan
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Statistics Show Bough, Taylor,
Sondifer High in NFL Ranks

Three Redskins rank high on
the list of individual performers
in the National Football League
even though the team as q unit
has not hit its stride, statistics
revealed today. But it was the
Redskins ragged performance
against the New York Giants
ironically, that enabled a couple
of Steve Owens boys to lead in a
couple of departments.
Sammy Baugh ranked second to
Charley Conerly in passing with
80 completions in so attempts for
543 yards and six touchdowns
Conerly completed 81 of IS for
427 yards and four touchdowns
Johnny Lujack of the Chicago
Bears is third with 26 of 40 sue
cessful throws for 430 yards and
four scores.
Bones Taylor, the Tribes lanky
end, edged into third place among
the pass receivers with 13 catches
for 297 yards and four touch
downs. Taylor's record actually
seemed better than all the rest
for Bob Mann Of Detroit. No. l
has only 176 yards and no touch
downs on Is receptions, while Bill
Chipley of the New York Bulldogs
has 162 yards on Il catches, but
no touchdowns.
Taylor's two touchdowns against
the Giants also pulled him up to
fifth in the scoring with "a points
but "Choo Choo" Roberts of the
Giants is in front with 36 points