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Evening star., 1950-02-18
Hoyo RifIists in Lead

Georgetown UniverSity's rifle
team possessed an early lead in
the ninth annual District of Co.
lumbia small-bore championships
as the event continued today at
College Park. In the Glass A di-
vision the Hoyas totaled 1878
points to Maryland BIS 1856 and
Greenbelt Gun Clubs No. / with
1852.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
CAPS Will Start Trio
|W Back-Cout Aces
Against 0|ympians
By Bill Fuchs

Bob Feerick, player-coach of the
Washington Caps, has something
new to throw at the Indianapolis
Olympians tonight when the two
teams meet in the final game of
their National Basketball Associa-
tion series at Uline Arena at $50
o'clock. The Olympians took the
first contest, 1881, earlier this
month, at Indianapolis.
For the first time this season
the Caps will start with three
back-court specialists in the line
up. Feerick's strategy is to bonn
bard the Olympians with long
sizzling set-shots and if it pans
out it will be reminiscent of those
happy days three years ago when
the Caps won almost every game
they played simply by tossing the
ball in from long range.
Chick Reiser, the 34-year- old
two-handed specialist, will team
up with Feerick and Freddie
Scolari, the Caps one-hand-shot
twins from the San Francisco
area, on the outside, while Don
Often, newly-acquired 7-footer
from Tri-City, and Bones McKin-
ney will try to Illustrate the op-
position under the boards.
Often Expected to Shine.
1t will mark the first time this
season that Feerick, Reiser and
Scolari have started together and
the reason is the acquisition of
Often.
Il couldn't afford to play Chick
and Scolari and myself at one
time before says Feerick. who
would get the rebounds? Now
with Often and Mckinney in there
1 don't have to worry about that,
If they cover us outside men
Mckinney and Often can sneak
'em in under the boards. II they
try to stop Often, We'll try to
throw 'em in from the outside" :"
Often will have another job on
his hands-that of trying to slow
up Alex Groza. the Olympians' g.
foot finch scoring ace.
"GroZa's an excellent pivot
shot," says Feerick, "and we don t
expect Often to stop him cold
But he'll score with him and o,,t-
rebound him"
While Often will be looking
after Groza, Mckinney will try
to stop Wallace (Wah-Wah)
Jones, Scolari will shadow Ralph
Beard and Feerick will try to
throw a halter around Bruce Hale
his teammate and roommate al
Santa Clara.
Olympians' Trio Strong.
Groza, Jones and Beard were the
three key men of last years Uni.
Versity of Kentucky team and are
three big reasons why. the Olym.
plans are leading the Western
division.
No matter what kind of strategy
Feerick employs, Indianapolis
should prove hard to handle. The
Olympians have a quartet OF
double-f1gure scorers - in Groza
Beard, Jones and Hale. Groza has
a point-per-game average of 23.5
while Beard has a 1873 average;
Jones, 1913, and Hale, 1914.
Only Scolari 12.8) and Often
d2.O of the Caps have an aver
age-per-game output in double
figures
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Your Host Big Choice;
More Than $4,000
Due 10 See Race
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 18.-
William Getzs Your Host was q
prohibitive favorite today as =
field of one dozen awaited the
start of the 100000 Santa Anita
Derby.
Prospects were excellent for an
ideal day and fast track for the
18th renewal of Santa Anitas
rich wintertime classic for the
3year-old division.
The track looked for more than
$4,000 fans. but there was doubt
that attendance would exceed the
record derby throng of $1,000
which witnessed the 1948 edition.
Probable post time is 7:45 pm.
(EST).
Slated to answer the challenge
against Your Host were John B.
De Blois Wack's Great Circle, the
King Ranch's Convidado, Ben F.
Whitaker's Deep Blue, Clifford
Mooers' Hawley, and Feudal,
Sturdy One, Pension Plan, Top
Production, Sun State, Alderman
and the lone fllly in the fray, Fleet
Rings.
Longest Route for Your Host.
On the basis of all II starting,
a trip to the winners circle was
worth $4,000. The gross value of
the race in the event Your Host
or another California bred colt
won, which would carry a $3.50
breeders award. was s146,O9O.
Little attention was paid to
Your Hosts rivals in pre-racs
speculation, mainly because Goetz's
100000 auction buy last year had
shown his heels to most of today's
rivals in capturing his only two
starts at Santa Anita this season.
The 1s mile is the longest route
thus far for Your Host. but he left
the opposition three lengths be-
hind in winning the $4,000 Cali
fornia Breeders Stakes at mile
and one-sixteenth on December
I26. His margin of victory was
even greater in the 7-furlong San
Felipe Handicap, January 81.
Missing from the race here was
candidate from the great Calumet
stable. Its chief 3-year-old hope
full, Theory. was campaigning in
Florida, and Jimmy Jones, train
ing the West Coast division of tho
string, didn't think another colt,
Mostest, was ready for the Derby
here.
The II colts carried 118 pounds
apiece, Fleet Rings 113.
Little Support for Others.
However. there was scattered
support for several others, notably
Great Circle, Convidado and Deep
Blue. while the others were rated
strictly outsiders and somewhat
unimpressive.
| Riding assignments included
Johnny Longdon on Your Host,
Eddie Arcaro on Great Circle, Cor
don Gibson on Hawley, Johnny
Gilbert on Convidado and Steve
Brooks on Feudal.
The setting was perfect for an
upset, but it appeared that Your
Host, barring unforeseen bad luck,
would be hard TO upset.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Place in Star Tourney
Earned by 6. ". High,
Winner Over WI,

George Washington High of
Alexandria, winner of The Stars
Metropolitan high school basket
ball tournament last year, is the
first team to receive and accept a
bid to compete in this years
tournament starting February 27
at the University of Maryland.
The Presidents earned a chance
to defend their Metropolitan
championship last night by edging
Washington-Lee, 1896, to clinch
a tie for Northern Virginia's S group
one title, On the losers court.
1t marked George Washington's
second triumph over the Generals
and gives the Presidents SO
record in the Northern Virginia
High School League. Remaining
league games are with Fairfax and
Mount Vernon next week and the
Presidents will be prohibitive
favorites to capture both contests.
WI. Likely Tourney Entry.
Although whipped last night,
Washington-Lee looms as the
other Virginia entry in The Star
tourney. The Generals finished
league competition with a So
mark and have compiled an ex-
cellent record against outside COM
petition, with G. w. swapping a
nine-game winning streak.
Washington-Lee pulled to a "a
"a tie at the end of the third
period after trailing until then
but Erwin Jones and John Oliver
scored field goals to place G. w
ahead to stay.
Both teams employed only six
men as Jones led the Presidents
attack with 19 points.
st. Johns, Star tournament
semiflnalist last year, moved
toward the Catholic League cham
pionship and return trip to the
tourney by routing Georgetown
Prep, 1881. The Johnnies have
won six without a loss in league
competition and have 2O-3 record
against all foes this season.
Five st. Johns players hit
double figures as Bobby McLindon
paced the Cadets attack with 16
points.
st. Anthony Cagers Win.
In another Catholic League
game st. Anthony's spilled De
Matha, 45-42, despite Frank
Fuqua's 19 points for the losers.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, which
will battle Montgomery Blair on
! Wednesday for the Montgomery
County title and a spot in the
Star event, disposed of Landon,
1896, at Bethesda.
Bladensburg, which hopes to
snare the Prince Georges title and
a berth in The Star tourney
whipped Eastern. 1886, at Blad
ensburg to win its 10th game in
10 StdfLS. BOD FOREMAN led the
winners with IA points.
In other scholastic games yes
terday, Gaithersburg defeated
Richard Montgomery, 1927, to
win the Montgomery County
Glass B crown; Priory swamped
Quantico High, 51-37 Lackey
whipped Great Mills, 1922; Char
lotte Hall smothered Mount Raj
nier. 71-40, as Dave Kline scored
35 points; Longwood dropped a
57-54 decision to West Noting
ham Academy; Armstrong took
Douglass, 64-36, and Dunbar o1
Baltimore defeated Cardozo, "A.
So, at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
81 Skiers Seek DownhiN Title
On Dangerous Aspen Course

second over teammate, Erika
Mahringer.
Miss Rom, who could have
scored clean sweep by taking the
downhill, finished ninth in 2:11.1.
Another Austrian, Annelies Schulz
Proxauf, was fourth. and Katy
Rodolph of Hayden, Colo, won
fifth for the U, S. A.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Hoffman PAGES Friends

Billy Hoffman. with 13 points,
led Friends eighth graders to a
seventh straight basketball tri-
umph yesterday as Georgetown
Prep's eighth grade team bowed.
1923.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Retains Tenpin Lead

League leading Arcade Pontiac
retained its top spot last night in
the Washington Major Tenpin
League, sweeping three games
from Paul Brothers. In another
match Town and Country took
three games from Captain Tom S
Bar and Grill.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Miami Beach Handicap
Draws 5 Eoreiun-Breds

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 18 (P).-Five
forelgn-bred race horses match
speed and stamina today with eight
American-bred turf runners in
Hialeah's 112-mile $1o,o0O-added
Miami Beach Handicap.
The top-weighted Argentine i'm
portation, Chicle II, was the 8 to S
overnight favorite in the field of
l3 handicap veterans. despite the
130-pound impost.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Kitsouris Scores 30 Points

Nick Kitsouris scored 80 points
as Town and Country walloped the
Jaguars, 1926. in a Boys Ameri-
can Senior Division Y. M. C. A.
basketball game last night. In
other games Seat Pleasant beat
Braddock Heights, 47-40, and Arf-
ington Y. defeated Y Flashes, 49,
Evening star., 1950-02-18
The Leaders,
|G. w. Virginia Date Changed

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
Is (P.-The date of the Virginia.
George Washington basketball
game. originally scheduled here
Monday, has been changed to
Tuesday. The shift was made to
clear the Monday date for the
State high and prep school indoor
track meet.
Evening star., 1950-02-18

matters. He keeps steady flow of champion
ships coming back to Southern California each
year because he knows how to build good tennis
players. Perry has never missed the boat in
evaluating the abilities of the hundreds of
tennis players who have come under his OBJ
seryation.
What was more natural than to ask him,
Who do you consider the greatest woman
tennis player of the last so years?
Without a moments hesitation, he an
swered, May Sutton Bundy of Santa Monica,
Calf Not only was she the greatest woman
plaYer but she was potentially the greatest
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Marines Beut Mexico

The Quantico Marines dealt
the touring University of Mexico
basketball team a 77-6O defeat
last night at Quantico as Cy WAL
drop paced the Marines with 18
points. ...
Evening star., 1950-02-18

athlete May had the physical build her stamina and
fighting heart carried everything
appeal modesty She packed the wherever
appeared No player could match her endurance
tennis skill
Here list accomplishments Jones
recalled them
Pacific Southwest champion-lsoo 1901 1902, 1908;
National champon-19O4;
wimbledon champion-1905, 1907;
wimbledon runnerup-1906;
Pacific Southwest champon-1s0s 1909 1910 1915 1928.
BriIIiont Champion at Is
Just take look that record In 1900 at the of 49,
May only every girls
sequence played the coast but topped off later the
with brilliant win from field at the Pacific Southwest
championships Then % years later 1928
retirement to that the countrys
AT 49, she defeated Helen Homans regning queen
American tennis at the Philadelphia Club The
year May defeated the STAR Miss Dorothy Douglas
for the worlds single championship
She lost to Miss Douglass there 1906 recapured the
in 1907 May was the first woman from America to win
at Wimbledon
After winning the
1s0 May married the late Bundy national
ternational doubles champion and retired.
I'm 1915 she prevailed help robin
at Long Beach, Calf scheduled opponent great
American champion day. Molla Bursedt Mallory
forced withdraw May defeated Mola three
sets capture the and then the following month
to win the Pacific Coast championship.
How did get started tennis? asked May Bundy
and briefly this is what she answered,
my father retired captain directly
Pasadena from England when six Father set himself
in the oangeancng business and permission to build
court his grounds There four of girls and
instructed each other.
Title in Family for II Years
my Violet Pacific Southwest championship
title in 1892 1904 and 1906 Ethel in 1906 1s1 1912 and
s13 Florence held in 1907 and 1914 and fortunate
enough to gain it 90003 s0S10 1915 and 1928 Think of it
family held that title for II consecutive years.
daury Mclaughlin singles champion
1914 rates May as the mghe woman player OF all time He
says
May had unbelievable staying powers. She just would not
be defeated kept opponents the
court continually and then by expert maneuverng would
the bring off brilliant shots which could
be reached I've May play against of the counrs
best of whom perhaps her equal
better phases of strokng but I've her
superior pure unaduteated against ses
of competition.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Leland Swimmers Ahead

Leland Junior High scored 54 SIS
points to win the eleventh annual
city-wide Boys Club of Washing
ton swimming meet last night at
Eastern Branch. Boys Club of
Washington was second with 81
points and Ambassador Hotel fin
iShed third with 45 5j6.
Evening star., 1950-02-18

McFarlane of Canada will 60
against such worthless as Hugo
Maiocco of New York University.
Frank Fox, the Seton Hall College
instructor, and Charley Moore of
Cornell. Maiocco probably will go
to the post as favorite.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
BoIlston indians Win

The Ballston Indians 125-pound
basketball team defeated the
North Arlington Boys Club, 2g-16.
in an Arlington County Recreation
League contest at Swanson Junior
High last night.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Terp WrestIers Downed

DURHAM. N. c., Feb. 18 (P.-
Duke University's wrestling team
defeated Maryland, 20-6, here yes
terday to avenge one of the two
defeats suffered by the Blue Devils
last season.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Old Line Frosh Boxers Win

Maryland's freshman boxing
team won its second match in as
many starts last night at College
Park, defeating Virginia's frosh.
6 la-212. in a nine-bout program.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
&c. c. Girls Triumph

Carter Baum's 18 points paced
Bethesda-Chevy Chase girls to a
1920 basketball win over George
Washington High Yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
St. AIbons Motmen Score

st. Albans wrestling team scored
Its first victory in six matches yes
lterday by defeating Bulls, 21-12,
lat st. Albans.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
a pots Fast Track Likely for Santa Anita Derby Today
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Greatest of Them All
By GRANTLAND RICE

LOS ANGELES Feb. 18Who is the greatest tennis
star of all time? We transfer the the South and
the Midwest Southern California where Brnes brings
In Perry Mclaughlin give you
Mr. Byrnes takes over:
Grant Everybody who knows him has tremendous
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Pro Basketball

paterson S6 tovertlme) Hartford 81
Schedule Tonisht.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis at Washington.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Fort Wayne at New York
Rochester VS.. Boston at Providence, r.
Waterloo at Tri-City.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hartford at Paterson.
PACIFIC COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Portland Vancouver !
Toledo / (Tie1 Atlantic City
Montana labor news., 1950-08-10

CRUISING SPEED is never your average. speed especially if you dn"h asst " 'o~u by II" chart
from the NadonL safety Council based on acmh rdt so rural Iowa Highways proves low AVER
age speed n.b behind las you step hss n Coz: toy ga" and oil we're included boots and 50
does thu risk of DEATH. Here is lessor in sped mathemadc: AT the " mh average you can go 20
miles in 20 minute. At little risk Speed up 10 mh tot the " average and the 20 mile" nhsy you IS minutes
or a gain of four minutes But when wu hit thu very risky top rd Of @ for So p average you
cover 20 miles in % minutes gain Of only two mnuh. at Lu@s twice hed death risk
Montana labor news., 1950-08-10
including ie2 sucking calves. book
arcounf and on RANGE.

account and on range.
1T IS THEREFORE, ORDERD by the
terssted In the estate OF said deceased
appear before the district court on Fri
day, the 25th day OF August. 1850. ct ten
O'Clock Q. m. OF said day. 1t this Court
Room OF said District Court, In Depart
ment Two thereof. At the Court Housa IN
the County OF SILVER Bow. State OF o
tana. to show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said administrators
10 sell so much OF the personal property
and real estate Of the said deceased. as
shall be necessary.
And IT s FURTHER ORDERxD that
q copy Of this order be published once .
week for two successive weeks IN the
Montana Labor News. = weekly newspAper
OF general circulation printed and pub
lished in said Silver Bow County. Mon
tana. and that = copy Of this order Be
published once . week for two successive
weeks In The kadisonian. Z weekly news
| paper Of general circulation printed and
| published In Madison County. Montana.
said counties being the counties In which
J And II further appearing from the rec
. ords and files herein that W. r. Gar
| rison and Susan E. Hand. Executor and
| Executrix Of the Estate Of Nsttie H. Gar
rlson. deceased. aud w. F. Garrison and
Susan E. Hand. guardians Of the per-
sons ana estAteS On oeIuAEo =. 0ettleoo.
and Annette E. Garrison. minors, (Nsttte
H. Garrison, Bernard r. Garrison and
Annette E. Garrison being the hstrs-at-
law OF said J. y. Garrison. dsceassd) are
residents OF silver Bow County, Montana,
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that service
OF this order to how cause shall BE-
made personally upon said persons above
Indicated.
Dated August 4, 1850.
JOHN B.. McClernen. judge.
Publish Aug. 10, II.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-10
LEGAL NOTICES

In the United States District Court for
the District of Montana. Butte Division
United States OF America. Libeiant. VS..
50 cases. more or less. each containing
10 pkgs. article labeled in part Blue
Brand Two Pounds Net Weight
TIA -chee 4 tasty cheese food product man.
by Clarified Cheese Co.. Inc.
cartons process cheese labeled In part
10 lbs net weight Clarified Brand Pas
tuerized process etc. Libless. Civil No.
300. Notice Of Seizure. Notice Is here
By given that q libel of information
Tor condemnation has been filed b.
the above named libelan& In the above
entitled Court and cause. That by order
or Court there has been seized on land
at Butte, Montana. in the County Of Silv-
er Bow. and within the State and District
OF Montana. the following described arti-
cles which may be used as food, to-wlt:
so cases. more OF less. each containing 10
packages article labeled in part Blue
Ribbon Brand two pounds net weight Ia
chez a tasty cheese food product manu.
featured by Clarified Cheese Co.. Inc.
home office Curwensville. Pa" and .
cartons process cheese labeled in part 10
lbs. net weight Clarified Brand Pastuer-
ICED Process Sharp Midget mfg by Clear
field Cheese. Inc. home office Curwens-
vile. Pa" That said libelant prays in said
libel OF information for condemnation
that the above described property be con-
demned and forfeited to the United States
Of America upon the following grounds
This libel is filed by the United States OF
America and prays seizure and condemna-
ton of q certain article Of food. as here
matter set forth. In accordance with the
Federal Food. Drug and Cosmetic Act
Title 81. U. S. Q. sol ct seq.l. Certified
Warehouse and Transfer Co., Salt Lake
City. Utah. shipped in interstate COM
merce from Salt Lake City. Utah, via
Garrett F%reightlines. Inc. on or about
July u. 1850. articles OF food consisting
Of so cases. more or less. OF an article
labeled in part Blue Ribbon Brand two
pounds net weight Ta-chee a tasty cheese
food product manufactured by Clarified
Cheese Co., Inc, home office Curwensville
Pa and 9 cartons process cheese labeled
in part 10 lbs, net weight Clarified
Brand Pasturlzed Process Sharp Midget
Montana labor news., 1950-08-10

mfg. by Garfield Cheese. Inc, home Of
flee Curwensville. Pa together with the
contents Of each md all Of said cases and
cartons. The aforesaid articles were adult
terated when introduced into and while
in interstate commerce., within the mean
lng Of the Federal Food. Drug and Co.'S
metic Act. al U. 8. G. IS follows: 542(A)
IS, in that 1t consists wholly or In part
Of O decomposed substance by reason OF
presence therein OF moldy cheese. That the
aforesaid articles are In the possession OF
Garret F~reightlines. Inc. Butte, Montana.
and within the Jurisdiction Of this Court.
That by reason OF the foregoing, the ai0re-
said articles are held illegally within the
jurisdiction Of this Court. and are liable
to seizure and condemnation pursuant
to the provisions OF said Act. Title II.
U. s. c. 1874. Notice Is further given. that.
by order Of Court. all libeless herein
named and all persons having or claiming
any interest in said property and ~arttcles.
which may be used as a food. seized. or
having anything to say why the same
should not be condemned and forfeited.
appear and file their respective answers,
claims and defenses to such libel Of IN
formation for condemnation. setting forth
their interest in or claims to said proper<
ty liheled and articles which mag. be used
as q food. with the Clerk OF the above
named Court at Butte. Montana. on or
before the 18th day Of September. 1850.
Dated this 9th day OF August, 1850. D. A..
Batchoff, United States Marshal for the
District OF Montana. BY Edgar Taylor.
Deputy Marshal.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-10

Olson Place. described as follows,
to-wit: Lots l. 2. ,. SHNEk. 6Et
NWL, NEnSWk. 6h6Wx. NWt
SE4. all In Section l. all Of Section
IL, NWHSWk OF Section IL. NEZ.
SWt, EaNWk, 6WxNWr lex
cepting 400 acres right -of-wayl. and
Sci. Of Section II. and WI Except
ing 1898 acres right-of-wayt OF
Section Is. all in Township !. North.
Range 9 West, and NWk and BIZ
OF Section %. NWk OF 6ection 70.
all OF Section ~. all in Township 2
North, Range 8 West. N. p. NJ, con-
tanning 320l. 70 acres. more or less:
b. Oneffifth interest In and to that
certain. ranch located In 8iver Bow
County, Montana. known as the
Nelson Place" described ~ fol-
lows, to-wit: 8Ek6EA and W..6EK
OF Section ~, and N.aNEA OF 6ec-
ton IS. all in Township l South.
Range . West. M. p. NJ. containing
200 acres. more or less:
G, One fifth interest in and to that
certain ranch located In Madison
County. Montana. known Is the
Bert Mann Place. described Is
follows. to-wit: BEL, SE.6WH OF
Section IL. and N'sNEL. NEn NWH
OF Section ~, all in Township
South. Range . West, M.P.M.. on
sistine OF 800 acres. more or less;
d, All OF the ranch known IS the
Charles A. Beehrer Place. located
In Madison County. Montana. de-
scribed as follows. to-wit: g.. NEA
SELL. SEASWk OF Sectio
30. and 81. ShNia, NwANwh o.
Section 80. all In Township 4 South
Range . West: also. NW*NWA o
Section I. Township S South, Rang
West. M. P. NJ, containing a.
acres. more or less:
e. One fifth interest In ranchlng ant
farming machinery. personal prop
erty. etc. used In connection witt
ranching operations;
II $50 head tmore or less) OF cattle
Montana labor news., 1950-08-10
by Rulph Stein

Seal the day and the year In this certifl-
cate first above written.
sNOrARIAL SEAL
FRANK J. ROE. Notsry Pub.
lie for the state OF Montana.
Residing 1t Butte. Montana.
MY commission expires 2-i5-sl.
Publish Aug. 10. II. ~, 81.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SILVER BOW
NO. 1901
In the Nag of the Estate OF J. B.
GARRISON. Deceased.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER
Or SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY SHOULD NOT
BE MADE
Frank Hustled and w.. F. Garrison. tho
administrator of the Estate Of J. b.
Garrison. deceased. having filed their Pc
tition herein praying for an order Of sale
OF personal property and real estate Of the
said decedent. for the purposes therein
set fosth. and order to pay the debts
and expenses OF administration OF said
estate. which said property Is situated In
Silver Bow and Madison Counties. Mon
tana, and Is described rs follows, to-wit:
a One-fifth interest in and to that
certain ranch located in silver Bow
County. Montana. known IS the