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Evening star., 1949-01-05
By MerreIl Whittlesey

Maybe I'll be able to play some
basket ball now that this thing is
off my mind Dave Shapiro said
today in a telephone conversation
from New York, what a relief"
1t was such relief, in fact, that
when Assistant District Attorney
Alfred j. Scotti phoned Shapiro al
the Paramount Hotel last night be.
fore the G. W-Manhattan game
and said. Its =" ~yer," Shaniro al
most gave it away.
4 hung up tl.e phone" Shapiro
said, yelled at the top of my voice
and did a back flip on the bed
Len Small, my roommate. jumped
up and asked what happened, but ]
Just gave him a hazy answer"
Pressure Affected Play.
Shapiro said the pressure Of the
four month investigation Of the
attempted bribe to throw games
definitely had affected his play. Be
/ fore Acting Coach George CARRIER
was called into conference on the
matter he repeatedly asked Shapiro
what was the matter, and kept say
ing, you're playing as though you
had something on your mind" ac-
cording to Shapiro. His teammates
also were concerned about Shapiro S
play.
Il didn't play much against North
Carolina State or Virginia" Shapiro
said, "and after We lost the games
by big scores I was glad l didn't
because those were two of the games
I was supposed to throw
There was considerable surprise
among Colonial followers today that
Shapiro was the man approached,
because here he is recognized as
one of the top seven. but not a
particularly outstanding player
The law school student shed some
light on the matter.
SchoOlboy StardOm Recalled.
Shapiro had an excellent high
school reputation with Eastern Dis
trict High in New York ana was
an all-scholastic choice. He en-
rolled at City College Of New York
before the war and was nigh scorer
for the freshman team.
Last summer at Camp Pontiac
at West Copake, N. Y. Shapiro was
a counsellor and played basket ball
with G. w. Teammates Bill Can't
well, Phil McNif and regulars on
New York college teams. I'VE had
good club" he said, "and was
playing much better basket ball at
that time. Joe AronoWitz Zone of
the four men who were arrestedl
later told me that he had seen me
play at camp"
Shapiro was co-captaln OF the
team last year with Bill CantWell
and this year shared the captaincy
with Maynard Haithcock.
Shapiro said the three members of
the quartet who had contact with
him over the four month period kept
insisting that he get partner, but
he perSistently put them off.
Warned HIS Father.
Chapiro expected the bribe case to
break last night an dhe told his
father when he left his Brooklyn
home yesterday afternoon that he
would be all right and not to worry
if something came up.
The 25-year- New Yorker said
the District attorneys office and the
New York Police Department had
promised him that he would be well
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Quarter Horse,
Thoroughbred
Race in Florida
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 5.-Stella
Moore, outstanding Texas bred
quarter horse, matches strides with
Olympia, promising Kentucky thor
oughbred, at Tropical Park in a
special match race today.
The race, just before the featured
sixth event, will start from the
starting gate and finish 90 feet
beyond the regular finish line. There
will be no pari-mutuel wagering.
Stella Moore, outstanding quar-.
ter horse of her age in 194S, has
started from the stall gate severa
times, and this should prove ne
handicap. She will be ridden BY
Jockey Milo Trevino, who flew from
New Mexico to handle her.
Willie Garner will be aboare
Olympia, and 1t is expected eacf
horse will carry a few pounds NOR.
than the assigned 10.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
SizobIe Bets on Manhattan
Make Jdspers 73-Point Choice

winner then collects his own S110
plus 500. the. bookmaker pock-
cts the $40.
But on last nights game large
amounts of money showed up on
the Jaspers. The points started
to shoot up. The bookies raised
the points to 81a, 9, 91a, 10 and
finally to 13 points.
When big money shows on one
team the bookie raises his points.
He doesn't want to hold too much
money on one team. If he
does he's liable to be clipped
hard.
The bookmaker figures either
Something's up" or somebody
knows something"
A small bookie often "un-
loads" most of the money on
larger bookies. Thus the word
spreads rapidly and bookmakers
all over start raising their points.
In many cases, the bookmakers
will call other books in different
cities in an effort to straighten
out their wagers.
Word of price changes spread
quickly from one city to another
The bookies, caught themselves
don't mind trying to catch an
other bookmaker. Generally
when the betting gets too one
sided, bookmakers will decline
bets. That is called taking the
game off the boards"
In several cases rumors OF
weird odd fluctuations on sports
events have spread from coast to
coast in 10 minutes.
The odd part of the George
Washington Manhattan game
was that G. w. didn't need any
points. The Colonials won the
game, 71-63.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Can Play Some Basket Ball Now Shapiro
Says With Strain of Investigation Over

protected. He said he was not wor-
ried over his safety, but was more
concerned about getting back to
G. w. for law school exams. He
plans to return tonight and hit the
books, because the team leaves Fri
day for a two-game trip. The Colo
mails meet North Carolina Saturday
and Wake Forest on Monday.
Shapiro primarily is a floor man
In Is games last year he scored
only 81 points and in eight games
this season scored 20. He was score
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Caps 10 Battle Bullets
Here Tonight After
Whipping Warriors

Some 5000 persons, including
1000 from Baltimore, are expected
to turn out at Uline Arena tonight
when the Eastern Division leading
Washington Capitols entertain the
Baltimore Bullets in a Basket Ball
Association of America game at
8:45 o'clock.
The Caps extended their sectional
lead to six and one-half games over
the runnerup New York Knicker-
bockers and to 10 games over third
place Baltimore last night as they
defeated the Warriors in Phlla-
delphia, 84-7S, while the Knicks
were bowling to the Jets in Indian
apolis, 63-58, and the Bullets to the
Celtics in Boston, 1859. In the
only other game Of the night the
Chicago Stays overpowered the
Steamrollers in Providence, 115-lOl.
Plenty of seats remained available
today as Uline Arena Manager Paul
Rothgeb announced that the arenas
capacity could be expanded to seat
more than 1000 If necessary. An
attendance mark that will exceed
that of 5,135 recorded for the Cap
itols and Chicago Stays here last
Saturday night is practically as.
sured by heavy advance sale.
Two Other Games Close.
Word from Baltimore indicates
that Player-Coach Harry Bud
Jeannette and his players have
pointed for this game. and are
confident of their ability to avenge
two previous losses to the local pros
by scores of 70-68 in Baltimore and
1892 here.
That last Washington-B Baltimore
meeting produced a continuous flow
of action that was high lighted
early in the game when Washing
tons Fred Scolari threw body block
into Jeannette. Wholesale hostilities
were averted when Matt Zunic and
other players of both teams exerted
some powerful restraining influence.
Scolari later retired from action
with a lame ankle reinjured in that
contest
The Caps will be driving for their
18th straight victory on their home
floor and their sixth straight over
Baltimore here, never having lost
to the Bullets at Uline's, and will
be at full strength for this test.
Simmons Tops Bullets.
The Bullets will bank on the scor.
ing of Connie Simmons, their SO
center. who is seventh among the
BAA pointmakers with total Of 413
in q starts, or an average Of 1873
per game. Walter Budko and Fred
Lewis have averaged 1872 and lis
respectively, while Hal Tidrick, Chick
Reiser, Jeanette, Stan Stutz, John
Ezersky, Irv Torgoff and Ray Ram.
sey follow in that sequence.
/ A newcomer to the Bullets is
John Toomay, 81 former center Of
the Caps. who has been signed to
replace John Pelkington, who has
retired from pro basket bail
Capt. Bob Feerick and Bones Nc
Kinney are tied for Washingtons
scoring laurelS with an average Of
1877 points per game: Kleggie Herm-
sen is next with II, while Scolari has
averaged 1919.
Leo Katkaveck set the pace for the
Caps in last nights fourth win In
row over the Warriors In Philadel.
phia as he collected IS points.
/ The Warriors were ahead at half.
time, 45-40, but the Caps moved out
in front at the three-quarter mark,
65-62, and improved their margin
in the stretch.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Giants Sign Iowa Tackle

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Jan. S IH).--
Bill Kay, University of Iowa tackle
says he has signed a contract with
the New York Giants of the National
Football League. Kay, named on
the Associated Press second ALL
America team, repeatedly signed a
one-year contract at $6,750.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
N. Y. Track Season Opens

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 R).-The
New York indoor track season opens
tonight with the Metropolitan AAU
open meet at the 1929 Engineers
Armory. More than 500 athletes
will compete in the 21-event pro.
gram, featured by the John J. Deig.
nan Memorial 900.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
mng af Sports $50 600 Bail Each Set for Four in W. Case
Win, Lose, or Draw
Lou Boudreou Was the Glory Boy
By BURTON HAWKINS

The Associated Press laying wreath 94s sports has fired
questions hollow sports writer's
Taking them in order:
the outstanding male athlete of 1s48 amateur
professional?
unforgeable figure Boudreau shortstop
Evening star., 1949-01-05

.. Boudreau, with the Indians two runs back in
the seventh inning of crucial first game of a
double header with the New York Yankees on
August 4. 1. two out, the bases loaded, Thurman
Tucker slated to bat, but being called back by
Boudreau who put himself the spot before
73484 fans. Boudreau, his right shoulder
heavily tapped, his left ankle source of agony,
batting for Tucker . and slashing sharp single
to center that scored two runs. :. Boudreau in
the American League playof game delivering
two home runs and two singles in a dramatic
demonstration. of clutch clouting.
@. Who was the leading woman athlete Of
Evening star., 1949-01-05

=
Mrs Bankers 3Oyear-old Amsterdam house.
wife mother of boy girl winning the 100meter
hurdles in the Oympics
three championships the Olympcs
ecipsing achieved Ddkon
Olympics at Los Angeles
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Pro Basket Ball
BAA STANDINGS.

RESULTS LAST NIGHT.
BAA.
Boston. rs. Baltimore. 90.
Chicago, l15; Providence, 104
WashinSton, 81; Philadelphia, IS.
indianapolis, 63; New York. IS.
Southern League.
Laurel, n; Birmingham, 70.
Exhibition.
n. Y. Rens, 70; Atlantic City tAL) 90
SCHEDULE TONIGHT,
BAA.
Baltimore at Washington.
st. Louis At Minneapolis
National Leasue.
Moline at Denver
Sheboygan at Waterloo.
Anderson At Hammond.
American Leasue.
Trenton at Wilkes-Barre.
Bridgeport at Scranton.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Cleveland Browns the CIossiest Club

What the outstanding amateur professional?
A Cleveland Browns of the AlAmerica Football Con-
with three alpro selections Fuback Marion Motley
Quarterback Graham and Mac Speed undefeaed IN
regularly scheduled conference champions for the third
straight
professional? 81:
Cardinals woefuly outcassed the Chicago
surgng 2421 which
lost battling 2121 tie with Army which had
defeated all bouncing tie Southern
four of the World Series betting successive home
Feer in the fifth Harrison Diard the
hurdler failing qualify Olympcs hurdler
but winning the 100-meter dash at London.
the biggest sports surprise year,
individual?
The New York Yankees firing Manager Bucky Harris who
assortment of payboys cppes within
whispering distance the Yankees
the world championship under Harris 19 finished only
two and onehaf of first place despite the collapse
Charley Keller the ailments OF Maggio oufeder
first shortstop who hit 2 second baseman who hit 252
and pitching that painful to behold and that being
shadowed by detectives.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
TripIe-PIuy Catches ToyIor With Head Down

Who the biggest disappointment year.,
team individual?
A. The spectacle Of tempermental Heath reformed
the guidance Manager Billy approaching
World Series only to fracture ankle in the
campaign Harrison Dllard, the hurde
four hurdles and failing finish Olympic
legtate ineligibiity Of Lu Gambno. Maryland
O. What the oldest happenings sports during
A Tom Muenzer Pittsburgh falling
ct Forbes Field landing disqualification
while the unnjured Muenzer remained
Philadelphia Eagles Chicago
for National Football championship Umpire
Bill McGowans cug of the Mats resulting
Manager Zack Taylor Of the St Louis
down from the dugout pitcher failing
drive whacked triple play
@ What in estimation, the significant sports
development
The invasion sports scene de-
hatng baseball attendance kicking props from
boxing and creating problem sports mogu
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Petersburg Charles Leonard Hardware Co.
Portsmouth Robertson Hardware Co.
Pulaski Morin-Beomer Hdwe. Co., Inc.
a. |. Lorraine Hordwore Co.
Smith Courtney Co.
Roanoke Groves Humphreys Hordwore
Stovnton Warrington Hardware Co., Inc.
TimbervilIe . Rockingham Milling Co., Inc.
Woynesboro Hamilton Cook Hardware
Winchester J. S. SoIenberser & Co.. inc.
Wythevlle r. p. Johnson
WEST VIRGINIA
Keyser S & Hardware Co.
Kinewood Formers Supply Co.
Tero Alta Formers Supply Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Alexandria R. E. Kniqht & Son
Bossett Blue Ridge Hdwe. Sup. Co., Inc.
Brdeewoter Rockingham Milling Co., Inc.
Bristol Mitchell Powers Hardware Co.
Charlottesville Charlottesville Hordwore
Covineton Borr-Tophom Co.
EIkton Rockingham Milling Co., Inc.
Fredericksburg Fredericksburg Hdwe. Co.
GoIox Bor-Tophom Co.
Horrsonbvrs Rockingham Milling Co., Inc.
Mortnsvlle
Blue Ridge Hdwe. 6 Sup. Co., Inc.
Newport News Tidewoter Hardware Co.
ntu reynolds Hardware Co., Inc.
Henry Wake Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

For heavy-dsty tools Of top quality At
usoderute cost. it's DeIta. Milwaukee
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leading maker of light power tools.
Woodworking Tools - used by Thousands of
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in industry:
Cabinet Makers Model Builders
Carpenters Pattern Makers
Display Builders Uphoisterefs, etc.
- also in schools, and in home shops where top
quality, dependability, and safety are desired.
Woodworking Tools - widely used in industry.
More than 60 different Delta Milwaukee Machine
tools - hundreds of accessories.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Homeeraft Power Tools. You
pay only for the tools you want
and need-nothing else. You en-
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ity of separate machines - ready
for instant use.
Delta has designed and built
them specifically for off-and-on
use in the home shop so the
prices are low. Yet they give you
"lot of tool for the money" as
thousands of users can testify.
Visit one of the stores listed
here. See the selection of Home
craft Power Tools and the as
sortment of handy attachments
that only Delta offers in COM
Plete variety. And ask about the
convenient Time-Payment Plan.
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COLLEGE COURSES

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probabilities of offering these
courses in Key West this semes-
Ger.
a subsequent conference with
DE-. Bert Clair Riley, Dean of the
Extension Division of the Uni
versity of Florida. also resulted in
an offer % set up these courses
here
II Is expected that the courses
% BE- offered will be at the first
and second year college level and
credits will be applicable toward
general arts, sciences and engi-
neering degrees.
In cooperation with the univer-
stiles. Bernard Frank is now max
ina a survey 90 determine the
availability of qualified instruc-
tors In this area. Mr.. Frank has
been Faculty Chairman of SINH
Tar program for the University of
Virginia before coming to the
Naval Station.
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-07
Society : Clubs : Personals
Duront Boy Claims Hand Of Georgia Girl
In Ceremony July End In Atlanta

Mrs. w. G.. Archer of Green's
boro, Georgia, announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Doris
Archer. to William Robert Henry,
IT.. of Durant. The double ring
ceremony was said by the Rev.
James w. Middleton in the parlor
of the First Baptist church, At
lanta. on July 2, at 2 pm, in the
presence of the immediate fami-
lies and close friends.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Augustus Vardery
of Atlanta. Mrs. Daniel Rey-
nolds served her sister as matron
of honor. The bridegroom was
attended by his father, w. R.
Henry, as best man.
The bride, given in marriage
nv her brother, Gilbert Archer,
wore a summer suit of white with
navy accessories and purple or
child corsage. The matron OF
honor wore a navy sheer with
white accessories and corsage OF
white sweetheart roses.
Immediately following the cere-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-07
Wilson Home Scene
OF Club Meeting

Mrs. Foster Wilson was hostess
for the June meeting of the Cas-
Italian Home Demonstration club
in her home on Friday afternoon,
June "a. The devotional was CIV
en- by the hostess.
Mrs. Horn presented the educa-
tional topic followed by a demon
stration by Miss Joyce Williams
of Interior Decorating"
A social was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Gilmore was winner of the
Mystery Box" prize. After a re-
freshment plate was served by the
hostess, members of the club &C.
cepted Mrs. M. E. Rhymes invita-
ton as hostess in July.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-07
Clean Range

A clean kitchen range looks
and also cooks better than one al
lowed to gather grease, spilled
food, dust or rust, household
equipment specialists of the u.
S. Department of Agriculture say.
For full, even, efficient heat
cleanliness is important. Reflect
ing surfaces must be kept shin
ing in order to do their job Of
throwing out heat. A clean range
also helps keep the kitchen clean
and free of unnecessary smoke
and odors.
The manufacturers booklet
which comes with a new range
includes advice on cleaning, but
here are some general hints on
cleaning methods.
Wipe up spills and spatters
promptly with dry cloth or pap
er. Acid foods may eat into ena-
mel surfaces if left on. Other
foods. especially grease, may
scorch on until they are difficult
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-07
H O M E
HIN T S
BY
FRANCES
FORTENBERRY
Home Economics
Director Miss. Poves
B Light Co.
THE QUESTION OF THE
PANTRY

BRING THE PANTRY INTO THE
KITCHEN
Your kitchen need not be brand
new to be efficient. You may have
the latest in pOstw ar equipment
but If 1t Is not arranged efficient
ly, you will have extra steps ana
more kitchen hours. These result
in fatigue and less time to spend
with your family.
One shining example of ineffic-
iency Is the old-fashioned pantry.
where food, staples. utensils. and
sometimes the refrigerator are
placed. Every kitchen activity re-
quires . trip out of the kitchen
into the pantry and back again.
This trip multiplied by three meals
a day spells Inconvenience and in
efficiency.
II this is your present arrange
ment, analyze each motion and
each step made in preparing .
meal and later in cleaning up after
the meal.
Make a check list Of trips to tho
pantry and each item acquired by
that trip and then study the list
and the kitchen and try to bring
the most-used items into the kitch-
On.
You may have a beautiful new
refrigerator but IL you have to
walk far to the end of the kitchen
and out or around to the pantry
every time you need an egg or
glass Of fruit juice. you will lose
much of the pleasure and effic-
iency Of that modern appliance.
Kitchen activities are perform
ed best according to the appliance
function, and kitchen tasks. the
handling of food and utensils. are
simplified when they can be per-
formed near the appliance. There
fore, storage space and work sur
faces should be provided near the
three appliances-the range. the
refrigerator, and tie sink.
You can do little planning on
paper. List all the food and uten-
sils stored in the pantry that you
would like to move into the kitch-
en-, then see it they will fit. Meas
ure the equipment an chalk out
the space ON the kitchen floor.
Sometimes this lie all that is nee
essary and you can have that re-
frigerator or that cabinet moved
into the kitchen.
When it is not possible to move
the equipment into the kitchen, 1t
Is sometimes possible to eliminate
the pantry door and arrange the
shelves so that the pantry is reallS
part of the kitchen.
IL the door cannot be eltmf-
mated, another very good idea is
to line the door with an attractive
washable covering and hang uten.
sils on the door. Be sure to use
large hooks to simplify handling.
Study your utensils and decide
which ones you use most often and
which ones you could eliminate
completely. Sometimes 1t IL Just
lack Of thought and plan and a
little time that keep your kitchen
and pantry cluttered with never
used items.
Place appliances in position OF
, natural flow OF work. Concentrate
! utensils around the main work
centers and you will have an e.
ficient kitchen. Make a laundry or
hobby room out of that old pantry
and that will bring the pantry inn
he kitchen
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-07
BY JOYCE WILLIAMS
Home Demonstration Agent
Egg In Chicken Pie Crow

To add nutritive value to the
gravy in chicken pie, egg may be
used for thickening, cookery ad-
visors of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture suggest now while
both chickens and eggs are plen-
tiful. Beat an egg thoroughly, add
little hot thickened broth slow
ly, and stir the mixture into the
remaining broth. Pour over the
chicken in the baking dish. The
egg gives slightly thick gravy.
Egg may be added to many other
sauces to build up food value.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-07

mony, a reception was held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Chas-
tain on Fairview road. The re-
ception rooms were beautifully
decorated with white carnations,
gladiolas and fern.
After the traditional cutting of
the cake by the bride and groom,
the cake was served by Mrs. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Gilbert Archer.
Dainty finger sandwiches in
pink and green were served by
Miss Betty Jean Atkins and Mrs.
w. B. Gartre1.
Mrs. Doris McMichin served
punch. Mrs. X. B. Jordan regis
tered guests in the brides book.