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Evening star., 1950-11-07
|VMI Captures Virginia
'Cross-Country Title
By the Assoeioted Press

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. T.-Vir-
ginia Military Institute scored q
low Of "a points here yesterday to
take the State cross-country cham
pionship. Virginia Tech was sec
ond, making A points.
William and Mary tailed 56
markers for third, Virginia, 115,
fourth; the University of Rich
mond, 1875, fifth. and Washington
and Lee, 157, sixth.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
Dempsey Will Attend
Touchdown Club Dinner

Jack Dempsey, former heavy
weight boxing champion, is on the
guest list at the Touchdown Clubs
10th annual dinner at the Hotel
Statler January 6.
General Chairman Tommy Webb
announced today that Dempsey
had accepted an invitation to pre-
sent one of the major trophy
awards to an outstanding football
player.
Evening star., 1950-11-07
London US Beut Bulls

Landon's Junior varsity has its
second win of the football season
after beating the Bulls High w,
1870, at Landon yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
Fla. Gators
Auburn:
Score 43 To Al

GAINESVILLE, Feb. Pip
-Florida's Gators took an upset
As to Al victory from the Auburn
Tigers cagers last night.
Florida shifted from a zone to
a man-to-man defense and back
frequently to slow down the
Tiger attack. Also, the Plains
men missed numerous shots.
The victory was Florida's
seventh in twenty starts. The de-
feat left Auburn with a season
mark of sixteen wins and five
losses.
Tennessee took a tWo-point win
from LSU in Baton Rouge. The
outstanding play of Tennessee
Forward Hugh Jones, spelled
doom for the Tigers. The scrappy
Jones dunked in sixteen points
for high honors, led in the ball
handling department and spanked
the team on rebounds and team
play.
The Commodores Of Wander
bilt slapped Middle Tennessee
State down with a "A to SO tally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
City Approves S678,l us Budget
IL. ]. Campbell Wins Marksman Prize At
Coral Gables Pistol Club Range Sunday

sR. J Campbell, Of the South
Ilernm0st Pistol ana Rifle club,
Key West affiliate Of the Ma
tional Rifle Association shot out
Of his class at the registered
N.R.A. match held at the range
Of the Palmetto Pistol Club at
Coral Gables, Sunday, Feb. 10, to
win the marksman prizes in the
grand aggregate (.22 cal center
fire and AS cal matches), the %
caliber aggregate, timed fire,
rapid fire and national match
course matches.
In the % cal. aggregate. Camp
bells score of 8l4 was higher
than the score Of DR.. 4. Alexan-
der, who won the match in the
sharpshooter classification, 811.
This will probably change the
NR.A. classification Of Campbell
to sharpshooter for future match
les, (which will not make local
shooters unhappy as they have
to compete with Campbell while
he holds the lower classification.
Key Westers who shot ia the
grand aggregate were Tom Little
1853, w. A. Christie 1854, r. w
Buchs 1885, p T. Thompson 1893.
Mrs. Antonette Thompson 1866.
The primary purpose Of this
registered match was to obtain
N.R.A. qualifications for new
shooters to the national compe-
titive shooting game. Many good
shots at the match would not
take prizes or have their scores
recorded as the national match
at Tampa and the Palmetto
Flamingo match will be shot in
March and the lower the CLASH
fication the more chance the
shooter has to win prizes.
r. w. Buchs, ID. H. Dubois,
p. A. McMasters and p. T. Thomp-
son, who were unclassified at
this match, had to fire in the
master-expert class, but were.
awarded temporary classifications
as marksman, having shot an
average Of all four 90 cal. match
es between so and. 83 for each
ten-shot string. Mrs. Thompson
a tyro.
The matches showed that COM
petitive shooting is vastly differ
ent from practice and the local
pistoleers plan lot of club
and 5O-yard slow fire
practice. which has not been in
dulged in here because of the
wind this winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
Atlas Company
Appeals Casa
Marina Tax Case

The State Supreme Court IS to
receive the appeal Of the Atlas
Investment Co, Miami Beach, Of
the Circuit Court ruling that the
assessment against the Casa Ma
rina Hotel was mot out Of lire"
The Atlas Company formerly
owned the Casa Marina.
Judge Charles A. Carroll, in
holding the assessment Of $685.
900 was fair and equitable, threw
the Atlas Company's suits against
Key West and Monroe County out
of court
The appeal of the State Su-
preme Court was filed by Broad
and Cassell, Miami Beach attor-
neys, ]. Lancelot Lester and Ig-
natius Lester are attorneys for
the city. The county is repre-
sented by Paul Sawyer and j.
Lancelot Lester.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
TNoS ollball
Games Al BayvieW
Park Tonight

f falefeadef q softball
t ifusa last Thursday
I MN ~ plsycd tonight al
NNn rafk. a was announeed
t Aiieauah ID Is YET a month
~ tie players composing he
H itaHe meeting tonight are
~ ttif fed shape and two
taeH Eamea age expected.
tNf iNsi same. beginning Al
ms wiil find Vx-i Fivers
Hsst1nE strong OpDevSta tear,
m al en M those eternal rivals
ei#n tpaf wtl lock horns
wlh fl.e bamboo Room.
Aath - These teams have .
sR following due 70 the strons
aeusiIf rivalry existing betwee,
m ana = large crowd Is expec,.
- 81 aiieud
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
Harvey Sellers Beats
Joe Pinder In Last OF
Tennis Challenge COunds

. The tennis challenge round
completed itself 100 percent last
night under the lights in Bay
view Park when Harvey Sellers
turned back Joe Pinder SO, 6-3,
in one of the highest contests Of
the series.
Using cannon ball service
with no let-up on the second
serve, Pinder had Sellers reach
ing for balls that were already
pitching out Sellers backstop.
Joe held two set points at 6-5,
but didn't have enough recent
tennis under his belt to make one
.of them ray off as Harvey re-
fused to make unprovoked err
rors.
Jack Sellers and Ralph Harten-
slime tested 1T. Walter Pate and
1t. E. A. Hamblen in brutal fash
ion by taking their number one
doubles spot away from them,
6-3, 6-2. The Navy pair lead 80
in the first set when Hamblen be-
gan coming apart at the seams
an dthe Key Westers at once
gave him their complete atten-
ton.
Next tennis event will be
club meeting at 8 o'clock next
Monday night in the Sellers home
when a permanent program Of
tennis instruction for Key West
youngsters. new tennis courts for
Key West, and the city champion
ship beginning March 8, will be
acted upon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
HIGH SCHOOL
Auburndale 81, Haines City 46.
ONE OF NINE JURORS

Continued From Page Onel
officially. But in questioning yes
terday some veniremen gave the
impression that they had been
approached and asked about
their backgrounds.
Prosecution and defense hope
to clear away all the prelimin-
aries by tonight, so that the main
phase-the presentation of evil
dence-can begin tomorrow.
So far. in the little brick court
house here, the slim dark haired
defendant has shown no sign OF
emotion. The state says he com
mitted murder by injecting 40
cubic centimeters of air into the
veins of Mrs. Abbie Borroto, Sc
years old, a cancer patient.
OF the nine jurors chosen yes.
terday, six are Roman Catholics
whose religion is unalterably op.
posed to mercy killings, also
known as 'euthanasia".
Only once during the initia
proceedings was the word inner
cy killing used in court. A pros
pective juror, William Connolly
of this city, was excused by Judg.
Ralph Wescott after Connolly tolc
the court:
! I'm Catholic and agains
mercy killings"
! The questioning of jurors in
dictated several had been inter
viewed by a person or person
whose Identities were not dis
closed. Attorney General VIII
liam Phinney says he is investi
eating.
Two Of the jurors were borl
m England-one in Manchester
after which the New ,Enqlsn,
city where the trial Is being hel,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
STRENGTHENING

first removes the grease and road-srlme
from the underbody of the car. leaving
il as clean as the top of the car. This
cleaning is done from bumper 10
bumper. door TO door.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
EX-GOVERNOR
(Continued From Page One)

victory was one of the major up
sets of the political scene that
year.
Williams polled 1,128,6 votes
as compared with Sigler's 1884,
80.
Governor Williams present
term expires January 1851. The
position calls for salary of $22,-
500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Frederick Mccormick, famous
oldtime journalist, born in Brook
field, Mo-, 80 years ago.
Leroy Al Wilson, president Of
American Telephone & Tele-
graph, born in Terre Haute, Ind,
40 years ago.
Wystan H. Auden, famous
American poet, born in England,
43 years ago.
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise of New
York, born in Cincinnati, So years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
Municipal
Stadium To
$1,000
This Year

City Commissioners last night
approved 3 f678.ll5 budget foi
their next years operations. The
budget when finally adopted can
- reduced. or changed, but can
nas he increased above the $678.-
u.s.
THIS d the estimated budget,
end 81 course. can be amended
during the year 20 reach a high
figure Il receipts should be larger
thar anticipated.
Ia 1919 the actual budget was
Sass 1ss04 and in l948. the final
amount was s604 ,4O0.63.
- the budget for the first time
lnla year win so the amour. of
$1,000 % resurface Wicker's
Field and build a suitable fence
around the property.
fl640 viii come from the gem
efal reperue. and an estimated
$3.50 from the state cigarette
AZ
Most 81 the City revenue will
fa.nn from the following sources:
carreni Taxes. S3le. 600: Occu-
eaflonaI Licenses, $4,000; Fines
f flpitnreS. $4,000: Scaven-
fss000. Sewer Fees, $34, 900.
Garrison Blight project viii re-
iss 5i0o90 and ! request for
800 CO.. fhe colored recreation
Hlaegam was also agreed on. The
f4atsl vas made BY Professor
W. & Coadell Of the Douglass
IiieH sehnol.
Ma haess Political
cIHnas FER Adams
Cammiai oner A. Maitland ADJ
ems champIoned the cogdell re-
guest and explained the reasons
~ ire commission should back !
lht pfoieet
EaId Adams. Il am out of poll
ts 81 tsc end of my present
ifIn 81 Offices. I have no axe to
sfaa The colored citizens de-
lse rnnrideratlon. They should
~ EIren these minimum re-
that they ask for. l.
Iste & heliF-full' 81 politics. but
soi la,ly-fulf ~ trying TO do
sIs right"
Tna Fni 81 the Commission
I u llne wiih Adams and vot-
I lht request.
tHeIHef REQUEST by {. h. Har-
Wv 81 increase certain city en-
nts $40 3 month. was not act
H ufHHinN fuffher inpcsti-
Ie Hfo iht matter. and whe-
f fanls can b. found for the
~ Ineltaar
IaVaH 0ussllons
s So Amounl
m ancr e. 3. Fiarvey:l
#HF has fhe advertising ac-
i BEEN raised from $1,000 to
~ ManaRcf Spalding. The
ni IS foF fadlo and miscel-
an aireftisina expense"
s1 - tho radio charger"
~
haf - we sea for the $1,000
nleif
n #ruinwo0d local radio
answered Harvey:l
HHsNsNNnts each month
tell.se ihe city"
~ lE tha s100 increase
~ faiia llafion7'
H @ NOT answered
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21

is named. All nine are men. In
addition to the six Catholics,
there are one Episcopalian, one
Baptist and one Presbyterian
Their ages run from A to 70.
Three are in their sixties.
Dr. Sander remains free in
$4,000 bail
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
BASKETBALL
SCORES
BY The Associated Press
SOUTHEASTERN

Florida 43, Auburn Al.
Tennessee 81. Louisiana State
IS.
Vanderbilt "A, Middle Tenn.
State 80.
Howard (Ala.) II, Oglethorpe
(Ga.) as.
Mississippi Southern 64, Troy
(Ala) State Teachers 81,
Erskine 81, Stetson 81.
Birmingham Southern SO, Chat
tanooga So (overtime).
Georgia Teachers 86, Presby-
terrain IA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
he
WEATHERMAN
Says
Says

Key West and Vicinity Fair
today, tonight and Wednesday
with slowly rising temperature.
Gentle to moderate northeast and
east winds becoming east and
southeast.
Florida Fair through Wednes-
day. Slowly rising temperatures.
Jacksonville To Apalachicola;
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
Report
Key West, Fla, Feb. 81, 1850
Observation Taken at City Office,
$3.50 AM, EST
ideS
Naval Base
TOMORROW
Eastern Standard Time
High Low
lis am. 6.25 am.
1888 pm. TAO pm.
600
! ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh ION go #.
No Name Key
(east end) Oh pom
Boca Chica
SANDY PIT Oh 40m
Caldes Channel
(north end 2h ION +1.4 #.
NOTE:
l)-Minus sign Corrections
to be subtracted.
l+)--Plus sign: Corrections to
be added.
Oil is produced in 26 U. S.
states.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21
No Com Ineni On
Another Baby
For Princess

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-tIl.--A
Buckingham Palace press spokes-
man was questioned today abous
a rumor that Princess Elizabeth
Evening star., 1950-12-25

The District Recreation Depart
ment's annual Christmas basket
ball tournament, with 154 teams
participating, will get under way
at $50 am. tomorrow at Taft
and jefferson Junior High Schools
and Coolidge High School.
Finals in the big tournament,
which includes eight age and
weight classes for girls, boys and
men, are scheduled for Friday at
Coolidge. The schedule for to-
morrow and Wednesday:
Al toRStre~ 1efIefs"n.
ehsnsn VS. aG 39yS ss EH gym sm
Virginia Avenue vs.. Anacostia; 1890,
1880. boys gym, Turkey Thicket IS.
souss; 11;3o, girls gym, Ridses VS.. JEFF
io5-lb. Class-12:30 pm. Anacostia VS.,
Jefferson: 13O. Stuart VS. stoddert Blues;
2:30, Turkey Thicket VS.. Barnard $50
Holy Name IS; St. anthony; 1888, boys.
snsfwqed vs. Tskemf e Bombe2s eoT
pm boys gym, Anacostia VS. Buchanan.
Girls Senior class-1o en-, girls gym
Mss5st vs. Anacoftifh H49
M1siIst4RVH sYm st. Vincent Home vs. JEFF Rec Cub:
i2:i5 pm, girls gym, Powell vs.. virginia
Avs 100 girls gym; GeoTgetcTn erm Taioa rs
vs.: vs.. Buehsnsn: 3:l5' Girls gym Sherwood
Ansss:tii isSS sdss sf AZ sn bsss boys
Georgetown VS.. Virginia ave; 80 boys
gym. stoddeIt VS.. Turkey Thicket; BIB
sSHs sSm, Hearst fg hins Ts Nj 4o eirs e21
gym Sousa VS.. Taft: 4:45. girls gym
Kenilworth VS.. Jefferson.
Greenbsit VS., Tenley Throwers g.. Marco
Draftees; 10. Pat o'Brien vs.. Sherwood.
At Coolidge.
Unlimited restricted ;9,.s ~ s1d c1dwpE under eF
Royals: e:45. siris' gym, outcasts vs.,
TakoIfs Dagwoodsi 1870 girl girls 6!sn sym'
boys gym. wilson SHAC- VS., Takoma W.
sons: 11:15. girls gym. Mount Rainier VS.,
Rosedale: I1:15. boys gym, ,Takcma Polka
vs. en- Ch Glooe Tr0teE 0t H. n0G
BOYS gym. Palisades Hawkeyes vs. Ts'
American Legion: 12:45 pm. girls eyn
Taft, Junior optimists vs.; sousa: 1s:a5 80
dert Cardinals 1:3o. girls gym. Wood
ridge American Lceion VS.. jefferson; 20
boys sym L'I, MnntroSc vs.. E Gat3 Lions
Suehanan; sI5 boys eym keniwortr 9tiVS g1
BeBops VS. Turkey Thicket No. /; 3. Girls
gym: Arena Sport Shop VS. Apaches; },
boys gym; g. c. e. B; Capf1ns VS.. Gichner
Bars~a VS.. winner of Georeo own vs. Loaf
ers; 3:45. boys gym. c. C. Royals VS.. win
ner sHAC VS.. Takoma Wilson's; 4:3U. girls'
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Americans Deny u. S. Hunters
Killed Off Germony's Game

Germans are authorized 19,71t
shotguns and 9,756 rifles. There
are about $4,000 licensed Ameri.
can hunters.
So the Americans have beer
allotted 40 per cent of the deer or
private land-where 80 per cent
of German deer are found-anc
80 per cent of the deer on public
land.
Want Pre-war Code Restored.
But the Germans want the
hunting code restored to its pre-
war basis. This would mean nc
one could hunt without paying
for hunting rights on the property
hunted over and paying for the
game he kills.
1t would make it tough for the
sports loving Gland turn the
game preserve back to the same
privileged few who have always
monopolized it in Germany.
Hunting has never been a sport
for the masses here. Only the
wealthy and high officials could
afford it.
In the long run, American Of
ficials say. the United States will
more than pay for the game its
hunters have taken. Payment for
the value of the game shot is ex-
pected to be included in the final
peace settlement with Germany.
In the meantime. all hunting and
fishing license fees paid by Ameri-
cans-some $4,000 yearly-are
going to the German government.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Rangers Put Perfect
Christmas Hockey
Record on Line
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-What
has become q National Hockey
League legend-that the New
York Rangers never lose or
Christmas Night-may be shat.
tered tonight at Detroit.
The Rangers. fresh from 9
Christmas eve 6 to triumph over
Chicago in Madison Square Gar.
den last night. battle the Rec
Wings in the Motor City.
New York has not lost a Christ
mas game in % years.
The Rangers played their first
Yuletide game in 1927 against
Chicago and won. 20. In 1925
they lost, 10. to the old New York
Americans. Since they have beer
unbeaten in l6 Christmas games. 9
3-3 tie with Chicago in 1910 the
only black mark.
In last nights Garden fray
the Rangers were spanked by
Nick Mickoski who scored -four
goals and made one assist II
was the Rangers sixth straight
in an unbeaten string, including
four ties.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Adds Of Milwaukee
|Top IA Batter at .323
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-Bob Adds,
husky 25-year-old Milwaukee out
fielder. was certified today as the
1850 American Association batting
champion with a 1928 mark.
Bert Haas of Minneapolis won
total base honors with 276 and
tied with Paul Campbell and
George Lerchen of Toledo for hit
ting the most doubles, each with
36. Ray cambridge of Minneapolis
collected the most hits, 1876. while
his teammate. Dave Williams,
scored the most runs. 113.
Four st. Paul players scored
firsts-Jim Pendleton hammering
10 triples. Lou Limmer 20 honers
and Ill runs batted in, Jack Cas-
SIM SO stolen bases and Eric Tip
| ton the most walks with 108.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Hunter Hits Rock,
Buqs Fine Buck

BOERNE. Tex. up. - Ever
hear of a deer being killed by a
boulder?
Well, it happened near here
and Mayor Cannon Davis of
Boerne shot it-indirectly.
Puzzled?
Mayor Davis was out hunting
with Jack Davis. Arlan Rust
and v. v. Lawrence. He Saw a
big. beautiful buck. He fired,
but when the smoke had cleared
he found he had missed.
But the shot hit a nearby hill
and knocked a sized boul-
der off of it. Going over to in
spect this, the Mayor found a
seven-point, 80-pound buck ly-
ing at the foot of the hill
dead. There wasn't a bullet hole
in the animal. but a section of
the rock had penetrated the
deer and severed an artery.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Five District Boxers
On West Benefit Card
Al U|ine January 4

Five District boxers will fight
on the Sonny Boy West six-bout
benefit card January 4 at Uline
Arena. Featherweights Jimmy
Cooper. Gene Smith and Little
Dynamite. Middleweight Holly
Minms and Light-heavyweight
Julian Keene, friends of West
have been listed.
West died last Thursday from
a brain injury received in a New
York bout with Percy Bassett the
night before. Proceeds from the
six bouts of six rounds each will
go to Vests family.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn had
hoped to pitt Bassett against an
Outstanding opponent In the fea-
ture of the card, but the light
weight is committed elsewhere
The five local boxers will be
matched against other well-known
fighters.
Tickets for the program are
priced at $1.50, $3.50 and $500
Reservations will be taken at
IUline Arena, Franklin $500, start
ing tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
754 Teams Listed, Recreation
Court Event Opens omorow

gym. Turkey Thicket No; vs.; winner
Taft DeMolay VS.. winner Polkamen VS..
Gnlmtsd o.e Pnrsstriefsds sse F{tbs Bn1s BiE1s
gym gym TSh Bons oaFS Field dS Bue JAYS vs. Days D
Griii: !. girls gym. Lafayette ys. Turkey
drews Field Hawks; s. girls gym Arena
ooHa1Hhh ofHNaV1ITATIoNAE IL fT65GtfRNAMENT 5tf 500
pm. boys gym. wilson Teachers College
vs.. Montgomery JHnier &c Go@Ilege 9@ o.oo
INvITATIONAL TOURNAMENT - 600
pm, boys gym, Standard Press vs. St.
Mary's; 1000, boys gym; Jefferson Reco
VS.. Marxolis; 1000, girls gym, Manor
Park VS.. Clowns.
WEDNESDAY
UNLIMITED RsTRICTED-9:45 am,
girls gym Rosedale Tigers VS.. winner
gym gym '. w nv W O vs.. winners Hawkeyes vs..
Taft American Legion; 1870, girls gym.
Hine VS.. winner Sousas VS.. Junior Opt-
mists; 1890, boys gym Bathema Plumb
ers VS.. winner Stoddert vs.. Junior Opti-
mists; II :45, girls gym, Hillcrest VS.. win
ner of Jefferson VS. Woodbridge American
Legion; I1;l5 boys gym Stuart Bears vs.
pm, eiF' gym, Trinidad B. c. vs.. win
ner Buchanan VS.. Anacostia: 1880, boys
gym, Virginia Ave. Us. winner Be Bops vs.
Turker Thicket No I.
INVITtT;ONAL TOURNAMENT - SOC
p M, boys gym, Andrews Field Air Base
VS.. Arcade Pontiac; 900 boys gym, Nal
colin scat~s VS.. srogna Tailors.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
7 u. 5. Track Stars
Headline Carnival
In New Zealand
by the Associofed Pres,


AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Dec.
25.-Several nationally known
track stars, who hope to arrive
in the United States in time to
compete in leading indoor meets
next month, will headline the
Canterbury Centennial Games here
this week.
Included on the American track
team is Nal Whitfield, Olympic
800-meter champion. who flew
with the air force in Korea and
recently was recalled from service.
He will run against Jamaica's
Herb McKenley, world record
holder in the 440.
Seventy-six athletes will par
ticipate in track, including seven
from the United States. The fes-
tival will open tomorrow with
swimming and cycling. with track
following the next three days.
Additional American athletes in
clude California's eight-oar crew
and four divers and swimmers.
Other United States track en-
tries are Art Bragg. sprinter:
John Twomey, mile: John Voight.
quarter mile; Fred Stauffer, three
miles: Don Halderman, 440-yard
hurdles, and Jim Gehrdes, 120-
yard hurdles.
The water team is headed by
Jimmy McLane of Yale, winner OF
the 400-meter swim at the last
Olympics. Others are Bill Heus-
ner, Chicago; Wally Wolf and
John Mccormack of Southern
California.
Arthur Wint of Jamaica. the
Olympics 400-meter champion, is
another leading contender. Eng
lands track hopes are centered
on Mcdonald Bailey, sprint star.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
West Virginia Balloon
Means Georqiu Turkey

SHORT GAP. w. Va. (P.-Dr.
C. N. Foose. jr, went deer hunt
ing in West Virginia and bagged
a balloon. So somebody in Georgia
may get a turkey.
The balloon carried card tc
be mailed to Augusta, Ga. by its
finder. A newspaper there had
given similar balloons to its route
servers, who released them. The
newsboy whose balloon drifts
farthest gets a turkey.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Women Co-Feutured
In Turner's WrestIino

Lord Carlton and Roland Meeker
will share the feature spot on
Wednesday nights wrestling card
at Turner's Arena with a couple
of rugged gals. Nell Stewart of
Birmingham, Ala, and Mars Ben
nett of Detroit will grapple in the
co-feature.
Ken Ackles and Stu Hart will
meet Jim Austeri and Abe Stein
in team match and Great Scott
rounds out the card in a 30
minute event against Ioanis Kos
tolias.
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Kenyon Gets EN- Everywhere

GAf1BIER, Ohio (P. - Dave
H enderson' Kenyon College
quintet includes three lettermen
They are Capt. Lenny Burrows Of
Lakewood, Ohio, Sol Bogen of
Philadelphia and Willy Reade OF
Concord, N. H. Tallest man on
the squad is Wilfred Rumble, 6-4
from st. Paul, MINI. Players from
seven States are playing for The
Lords this season.