I Tennessee’s ‘Perfect* Season Matched by Only Five Teams in Modern Football ---- ——— -—--——----- Powerful Texas Ags Sophs Color Winter Capital Youth Leads Yielded No Scores Athletic Outlook Middy Basketers In 1917,1919 At Princeton Into By PAUL J. MILLER. Campaign Canadian press activity radiates from one national organization, ;he Canadian Chess Federation which has Dominion in headquarters * Colgate in '32, De Pauw Newcomers to One of roronto, home of its president, T. Schofield, and Treasurer Bernard Varsity Hanley Only Two Freedman. In Duke Last Year Six vice assist the '33, Basket Ball, Swimming, Regulars Returning presidents federation’s chief executive: J. P. Goal Uncrossed Erichsen Brown. R. C. Gingras, C. De Wet, J. S. Morrison, Charles Kept Hockey Bolster Teams From Last Season Robillard and F. M. Wren. Current secretary is H. W. Jordan, who shares responsibilities with A. Ouelette, assistant secretary. By DILLON GRAHAM. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 16.—Navy bas- Throughout the Dominion of Canada chess players look to Toronto Sports Editor, A. P. Feature Service. PRINCETON. N. J„ Dec. 16.—Up- ket ball practice is under way, with [or leadership in national and in-4- The Tennessee Volunteers were lohn Wilson again head coach and crnational tournaments. Last sum- and-coming sophomores are making azine. So, James is all ktike Hanley of Washington, D. C., team making a to do mer the federation sent a select no better than 600-to-l shot Princeton’s winter sports picture a arrangements. is captain. Hanley and Norman to participate in the congress of the but. came through unbeat- little It, they brighter this year. All three _,ee, both guards, are the only reg- International Chess Federation at Under the secretariat of James on. left from last the has risen from en. untied, and unscored of the teams engaged in formal rlars year. Buenos Aires. league obscurity Bob to become the official Almost every season produces a league competition—basket ball, Capt. Laney, forward; George United States chess periodicals correspond- jhesquiere, towering center, who ence chess chapter of the National few teams that to slip hockey and swimming—are counting carry reports of the progress and manage ed the team in point making, and Chess Federation. Southern Chess on good newcomers. competitive play of Canadian play- through a long campaign without 3ob Gillette and Larry Geis, who Association and State Chess As- NO SMILE HERE—Jimmy Basket ball, for example, has Paul ers. being tied or beaten. But only six ilternated at forward, have grad- sociations of Illinois, Minnesota, Kitts was just after Busse, a 6-footer who learned the Toronto has several active teams in the history of modern foot- pictured lated. Iowa, Utah, New York, Washington. their game at Newark Academy, ready to chess clubs that maintain ball have been able to keep he was informed at Houston, uuuing 10 riay icnier, Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and step in and replace Giles Scofield, game rooms which are avail- goal line uncrossed in their victory that he had been “fired” Hanley and Lee are good defen- North Carolina. Tex., Princeton's captain and high scorer able to the public at all hours. parades. sive guards and the former has as football mentor at Rice in 1939. In fact Busse, a ball is combined with Tech Forges Ahead. Gridiron clubs that go unbeaten good lemonstrated considerable offensive Usually bridge handler, a fine shot and a digger chess to assure adequate, operating Tech Chess Club leads Wilson. * and untied figure they've had a Institute. strength at times. Phil Gutting, for 40 minutes, already has won for expenses. Among the most noted Chess Club In the current Interhigh perfect season. But the real "per- lie soph who did such good work himself the pivot spot, making him is the Queen City Chess and Bridge Chess Association team tournament. fect" season should be unbeaten, is a member of the-Navy backfield the only sophomore on the starting Club of Toronto, of which Bernard 19-15. Central ranks third over untied and unscored on. In base- igainst the Army, will step into the five. Freedman is president. Eastern by the margin of one point, ball a pitcher who tosses a no- Will Lose Stars enter position. He is 6 feet 3 inches Busse. who also was a Next a Navy substitute Another very active club in Can- 11-10. comes Roosevelt with hitter thinks he has had per- all and was high scorer for the end in football and the best punter ada is the Montreal Chess Club. The four points and Western with one fect game, but the highest recogni- Plebes last season. on that squad, has another sopho- vear round this club so- lone point brings up the rear. tion should go to the twirlers who Outstanding candidates for the encourages but more rival in Bob Peters, likewise a cial and match chess. Visitors are Latest scoring by teams in the didn't allow a man to reach first By Graduation, orward positions are Norman Ack- footballer, who may yet beat out welcome. Established in the fourth round: base. ey, Tom Blount, Bill Riley and 1844, Dave Lloyd for a Montreal a T>cb, 5; Roosevelt. O. The Vols had some narrow shaves, starting guard Walt Shaffer of last year’s squad Chess Club, has fine job. Robert Feeney 1 Benson Zweig 0 but in the clutch they had the Rooks Plentiful from the Plebes. library that will delight the heart of ind Jack Ebnett George Gee 1 Sam Zwetg 0 Court Outlook Rosy. chess strength to preserve their amazing Joe Hunt, the tennis ace, also will any lover. David Barsa 1 Stanley Aldrich n The Tigers definitely are expected F.rnst Solberg 1 Elliott Raum n defensive record. for the varsity. Chess Problem No. 223. Mac Sacks 1 Leo to be better -ry Adler 0 Unbeaten Plebe this season, particu- By HAWES. British Chpss Magaztn*. Texas Twice “Perfect." Squad About 60 candidates have re- Wilson, fit Western, 0. Ags larly since they have absorbed more 1 BLACK—MEN. modern football came in tried and the squad shortly will Harold Zucker 1 George Clark 0 « Since To Fill Out the James Benner Strong of of 3 Don Wyvell __ 0 thoroughly system play ie from the football with the of the for- augmented \ Frank Culin 1 n development Franklin Cappon, the coach who Freeman Prior ward around 1912, only Texas Nucleus Next Fall anks. In addition to Gutting and Charles Palmer 3 Richard Plough 0 pass came from Michigan to take over Norman Horowitz 1 Gamble Stendle 0 De Pauw, Duke 31ount, Dave Wolfe, John Opp and A. ius. team tournament. 1930. from ana teeaing. if ao not get writ- | are Stuckey, Exeter, former fresh- you creased from six to eight games, as credited one point for their letters on comparatively minor league sched- Wolfe and Ward Witter, guards, The usual Christmas of No. o. S. -Kessler and A. B. Kerr claim man captain. MacCoy is a defense crop doggy ten instructions buy a book! But j seven rivals in 1933. Har- follows: no soluiion ule. blanked and Ed Gillette, Pat Gray and novelties is featured in the do not turn a I. S. Turover, international man and Stuckey is a center. being young and helpless January Roosevelt High: 10. Bel- I Q-KtH easily solves the two-mover No Just a ago Wallace Wade old Hansen, backs. ".'l 1. Thref* honor to all local year blocking In addition to stores, and as usual the dog owners animal over to the enthusiastic but mont-Abbey 20. Dtckinson Seminary; 2T. i points ro Stephen expert, challenges them Princeton R-. F W. Allen. .T. F Cowling. built a marvelous defensive machine Running backs who will complete and lovers would rather Se^on Hall High. chess players to contest a r has a forward line which has played dog get ignorant ministrations of a novice. February :i. Admiral Farragut Academy: Harry P. Letton 1r.. and W. B. Bog*r. at Duke. The Blue Devils whipped their football at Philadelphia are than 10 Pennsylvania Freshmen 11 Hun; board against him Wednesday together for three in Bob something doggy anything The first rule to be and scored 114 years emphasized School, 21. George Washington Freshmen, C. C. L. A. Composers’ Tourney. nine foes points Emmett Wood. Ulmont Whitehead. else. as good a gift as evening at the Jewish Com- Bordley. Horatio Turner and Ralph Probably is one of peace and quiet for the ! j without giving up a point. Then Lou Mayo, Dick Shafer, Charley for friends is Isador and Morris Hochberg, munity Center. The simul- VV.ver. Two veterans are available any your dog-minded puppy who has been forcibly de- they went to the Rose Bowl and Beers and Ralph Anderson. White, for the A new col- problem editors of Correspondence taneous exhibition is free: for the defense posts. Dick Purnell, something dog. tached from his home and mother lost to Southern California, 3-7, in outstanding carrier for two seasons, lar and leash, if of the right Chess League of America, announce playrrs should be on hand at captain, and Ben Fuller, while John type and needs a brief interlude to 'be- Tennessee a thrill-packed late last-quarter was hurt in the Dartmouth game, for the breed in is Regarded the 1939 C. C. L. A. North Ameri- 7:30 p.m. Do not miss this Coleman and Lowrey Kammer are question, always come accustomed to the flurry. the first contest, and welcome. strange, can problem composing tourney, entertainment, come Decem- passing Navy's major veteran Other men goalies. being wide world. Rule 2 is not to stuff ber 20. Some Vo! Games has done little playing. A new of leash that is the fourth of its kind, and ofler Easy. counted on are A1 Fuller, senior type par- poor, little animal with all ^the Best Team cash to sections. i Now come the Volunteers. Lou Burke, who for most of the ticularly smart is one of flat, braided prizes according December 17, 1939.) They’ve wing; A1 Lane and Dick Faxon, ‘manner of holiday junk. He prob- Neyiand 10 half of them season was a first selection at right raw hide. Another consists of You may enter any or all of the won games, perhaps sophomore center. type ably has not had anything but milk end. also is among the finishers. a fine, following divisions and all original against none-too-sturdv opposition, rustproof chain with a and meat to New Swimmers Good. date. His stomach not 212 and received a Players of the squad of this year leather hand Ever Turned Out compositions must be mailed scored points loop. is not The swimming team will find it probably functioning as well later than December 31 to Hoch- bid to the Rose Bowl. They're in who have had match experience If he is the type of dog that needs the harder to make but as it might, anyhow, due to nervous By the Associated Pres*. Vols' No. 1 Grid Fan and who are to return replacements, more clothes than berg Bros.. 286 East 174th street, the same spot as was Duke a year expected Nature provides, excitement. dis- it is ready for a good try at it. says KNOXVILLE, Tenn.—In any New York. and they'll meet the same team, are; | i you may get him a swanky tweed Bronx, ago ! Howie Stepp, the coach. The cussion of the Tennessee football Backs—Cliff Bob Leonard. Wesley Tigers a blanket a Southern California. Lenz. overcoat, robe, rain- this Two-move crass-check: Prizes— Gebert. Tom Blount. Sammy Boothe. Ralph lost Dick Hough, their reeord-hold- are team, the question arises: Is j Is Man Here is the road Tennessee trav- j coat, or a good, old-fashioned, Sledge dogs being used by more $4. $3 and *1. E. W. Allen, Right-Hand Boyer. Vic Blandin. John Gutting. Everett rough as as 1938 judge. i ing breast stroker, but Ned Parke. than Eskimos and Antarctic year's eleven strong the eled to its perfect season: Malcolm. Earl Rowse and Sherwood Wer- neck sweater. people Two-move mutate: Prizes—$4, $3 ner. who in the free-stvle Southeastern Conference champion- I competed There are explorers thpse days. Ends—Bob Durette. Dick Foster. Bill such items as Sledge-dog and $1. 13 N. Carolina State_0 | events last year and did very well is fast a ship outfit? Montgomery. Bob Froude. Damon Cooper. overshoes and pocket handker- racing becoming leading Two-move open: Prizes—$4, $3 To Governor John Lee be rushed Coaches and who have 40 Sewanee -0 Schmitz. Chaster and Clarence may into the breach. He chiefs sixirt in the wilds of New experts Justice. for dogs, but why make Hamp- and $1. K. S. Howard, judge. 28 Chattanooga_ 0 originally was a breast stroker, shire. Vermont, the Poconos and seen Maj. Bob Neylands wrecking Tackles—Dick Opp. Bill Chewning. Ken a sissy of him? j Three-move open: Prizes—$4, $3 By The Associated Press. 21 Albama _0 Steen and Bill Voghts. ! holder of the national interscholas- other such outposts of civilization. crew in action are of one accord that Guards—A1 Frldmeter. Joe Sliwka. John Depending on whether the pooch and $2. V. L. Eaton, judge. 17 Mercer- 0 tic title at 100 yards. But there also About 2.000 sled have the Vols are stronger. NASHVILLE. Tenn.—If you want Hill and Jim Rooney. is a frolicsome pup or a sedate and dogs you never have Centers—Harold Harwood. are mentor ! Perhaps competed 20 Louisiana State_0 Bill Sims. two sophomores ready for this been registered with the Frank Thomas. Alabama to see Tennessee's Governor Pren- Charles Smith and Ed Svendsen. paunchy old gourmet, you can get in a composers' tournev. There are 34 Citadel _0 event. Bill Price and Stewart Pach. American Kennel Club since whose Crimson Tide bowed to the him a Christmas stocking stuffed very few rules to follow: the pri- tice Cooper you will have to see 13 Vanderbilt _0 Capt. A1 Vande Weghe. intercol- 1030. about 1,800 of them be- Vols 13-0 last year and 21-0 this fall, with a fine assortment of rubber mary issue is to be able to produce Bain Stewart, his and if 19 _0 legiate back-stroke is says the present aggregation not on- buffer, you Kentucky champion, toys, including a cat that sticks out ing Samoyedes. j creations accord- back, but it- is lv is but also is the finest original problem see Stewart, you will have met “the 7 Auburn .. 0 likely that he will be The chances are that out of the stronger, j Rumors Name his tongue and a chocolate-flavored ing to orthodox themes or speci- of his Alabama teams ever met. Many shifted to the free-style events, be- 1.800 not more than 100 have ever any Nation's No. 1 football fan.” bone, or a stuffed with fied themes. For a detailed state- stocking has Rose 212 0 ing replaced in the back by Mark : seen a since this Since Thomas made three various tid bits. sled, breed is out- j ment concerning the four described And the chances are that Stew- Follansbee. a sophomore, and Scott standingly beautiful and Bowl junkets in the last eight years the most famous of the Some Things for Owners. j popular types of problem competition post art will a Perhaps To Kitts Scammell. a veteran. for bench that’s especially pleasmg comment produce gold key—fash- Replace Brushes, combs, nail l showing. Of the other a card to the tmscored on clubs was Fielding H. clippers, j the Tennessee fol- Hochbergs. ioned similarly to a Phi Beta Kappa Bernard Griffin appears best of 200, however, the chances are that for bowl-minded Yost's point-a-minute machine at stripping knives, flea powder, dog Postal Chess. key—as of the honor accord- the sophomores in the sprints, and all have been used for lowers. proof 1901. 550 shampoo and hair tonic are all on practically *- Michigan in It piled up he will be Jock Sutherland, former Pitts- ed him by Nashville sports writers As Rice Coach aided by Charles Boozan, the of hauling. Three issues of the Crrospondence points in 11 shutout wins. Yale's list best sellers and will make and friends. Jim Green. Art McClure, all veter- The Eskimo, the Siberian burgh coach, saw the Vols trample Chess League of America Bulletin 1888 club was another, which tal- By the Associated Press. you popular with the dog's owner husky ans, and Tom Alabama and went for 1939 indicate a decided Stewart claims he has witnessed Sullivan, last year's if not with the and the Alaskan Malamute. not immediately impetus lied 612 points in 13 contests. Yale HOUSTON, Tex., Dec. 16.—While dog. "about 40 games a season for the freshman captain. being a of overboard on them, describing them in chess by mail in the United a in There do not seem to be as many handicapped by plethora also had perfect year 1892, fans seethed with Rice as nearest a 10 years.” speculation. Princeton has an or too much na- the thing to “perfect States. Walter F. James, who cele- past 433 in 13 outstanding models of dogs on the market this prettiness by good ringing up points games. Institute officials maintained a po- diver in team'1 he ever saw. brated his 48th When President Roosevelt an- sophomore Pete Priestly, as ture, probably will never be turned birthday anniversary year there have been, nor are his lite silence today regarding pros- who now is ineligible, but who into “ladies’ this year, continues to edit a breezy nounced decision to change the may there as many breeds featured as dogs.” pects for the position of head foot- be ready Russ Adams and informative bulletin. Hither- date of Thanksgiving Day, thereby by January. in the past. Cocker spaniels hold ball coach, from which Jimmy Kitts and Dick Mead are the current tofore the chess-by-mail player; causing conflicts in numerous foot- Eagles first place in the gift store assort- Hopes Deer Hunters wras ousted. choices. Kendall, an- have restricted their game report; ball schedules. Stewart declared: (Continued From Page B-14> Vaughan ments, as they do in A. K. C. Rumors, however, such regis- Varied to matter because “I'm for Roosevelt all the way un- suggested other sophomore, and Sheffield Hal- trations. Sports Will Miss Her Dear mimeographed well-know-ns as Dr. Jock Sutherland, sey seem set for the Coll?** Swimming. of the cost of chess printing i til politics fools around with foot- lead, blasting a pass from Davies quarter-mile the Columbia By the Associated Press. heavy Probably most amusing dogs Varsity, 4b; Columbia to former Pittsburgh coach; Ray Mor- event. Alumni. By vote, some 750 active C. C. ball: if I've got choose between and Les Ramsey past the burley procurable are the hand-carved cari- 29. OLYMPIA, Wash—“Kin" Kin- rison of Vanderbilt; Raymond Armour Tech 4T; Beloit. 29. L. A. fans favor a printed mag- them. I’ll take football.” McQueston after 11:09 of the initial catures of wood, and read. veteran Washington hunter, | "Bear” Wolf of North Carolina, undoubtedly College Wrestling. period. That was the last time the the most beautiful and authentic are Harvard. 24 Tufts. 8 offers this as the latest deer-hunting Morley Jennings of Baylor and Jess Steals Golf Balls Lafayette, lb: Columbia. Jt. Eagles enjoyed setting the pace, Magpie the Doulton of Clemson. Royal procelain models, Appalachian Teachers. :t.*l; King. 3. story: Neeley ASCOT. UP).—A Illinois. though, for 33 seconds later Sammy England clergy- which are procurable in almost any 2b: Illinois Normal. 8. “I shall miss you while you are Baton Rouge heard that man here tells of a Franklin-Marshall. 24: C. C. N. Y.. 6. Fasano. Atlantic City right wing, Harry playing golf breed. on dear." the College your hunting trip, the black (Moon) Mullins, former Loyola magpie that stole two balls and car- Hockey. whipped little platter Dartmouth 4. M I T.. 1. bride said to her new husband. Fore and Aft coach, w'as a possibility. ried them to its nest, If College Water Polo. past Goalie Lee to knot the count apparently you are giving a puppy for “And I shall pray that the other A dark horse was Dell with the intention of St. Louis Y M C. A,. 10; Illinois. 2. at 2-2. at which status the clubs Morgan, hatching the Christmas be sure you accompany hunters do the same By MALCOLM D. LAMBORNE. Jr. Auburn line College Football. thing." coach. dimpled “eggs.” him with directions for his care The second annual midwinter of the Comet Class Yacht left the ice for the breathing spell. College of the Pacific. 19; Hawaii. «. regatta Dewey, the high-scoring Eagle Racing Association, to be held in San Juan. Puerto Rico, next February, who unraveled a spectacular scoring promises to attract a great number of continental skippers for the three- display against the Jersey Skeeters Basket Ball Games dav affair, to be sailed in San Juan Bay. Washington was represented at col- built as George Washington. 44: Washington by two entries last winter. Friday night Washington, I urns Into bnooters Mecca and Lee 31. Kange experiment winter will be lided with Groom's flailing stick American U.. 36: Randolph-Macon. 29. Visitors this entertained by the island's three top late in the first and retired Wilson Teachers. 43; Gallaudet. 26. yachting organizations. Club Nau-*-—-- period National Rifle Association That 600 Michigan. 41; Notre Dame. 39. temporarily to have three stitches Reports Tested Their ^ye* Here November Oklahoma A. and M.. 36; C. C. N. Y., wcu ue oan juaii, runce iaum cuiu During •-’4. Creek, connecting the Shore's two taken over his and Guana.jibo Yacht Club in right eye. He re- Cornell 47: Lafayette 26. largest estuaries, Miles River and turned to action in the second pe- Bucknell. 44: Penn State. 37. Mavaguez. Club Nautico. under the Muhlenberg. 62; Washington College. Tred Avon River, with the recent riod and organizing genius of Commodore scored Washington's final 36. approval of the War Department. goal early in the third period. St. Francis. 39; Millersville Teachers. Luis Santella. will assume active 36. * The cut, less than a mile in sponsorship of the races. Fasano Sends Gulls Ahead. Bates. 40; Worcester Tech. 26. length, will shorten the dis- Richmond. 33: Davidson. 32. Winner of the three-race It was Fasano who sent the Gulls Duke 59: Hampden-Sydney. 28. tance between St. Michaels Marshall. series will receive the Don Q ahead at 3-2 at 12:32 of the second 63; Salem. 36. and Oxford by 25 miles. Northwestern. 39; Pittsburgh. 33. Perpetual Trophy, won last period, snapping the pass from West Virginia. 50; Bethany. 29. of crash hel- Albright. 41: Kutziown Teachers. 30. February by Ed Merrill of Compulsory wearing Burns and George Agar by Goalie Minnesota 35: South Dakota U.. 28. Philadelphia, Pa. mets for all outboard drivers is one Lee from a difficult angle. It was Rutgers. 60: Ursinus. 55. to be Oklahoma. Southern 32. of the new rules considered** 57: Methodist. United States and crews 4-2 at the end of the period, with Wayne. 34: Iowa. 30. skippers for 1940 when the National Out- Ohio will sail from New York Dick Groom adding another foY State. 64: Wooster, 35. January board Racing Commission meets in Rochester. 51: Toronto. 19. 25 and return. the Atlantic City sextet immediately Michigan State. 52; Washington State. February 12, per- New York at the National Motor *14. mitting 10 days on the after the battle which banished tropical Boat Show on January 12. Hillsdale 31: Jackson Junior. 27. island. Knipfel and Storey. John Carroll. 38: Western Reserve. 37. Washington reduced the Seagulls’ Ohio Wesleyan. 55: Berea. 32. Charles A. Chapman began r- ■r Union College. 34: Brooklyn Poly. 32. his 26th margin to 4-3 at 3:27 of the third Ball State. 36; Xavier. 29. year as secretary of Wittenberg. 36; St Joseph’s. 32. the American Power Boat As- period on Dewey's goal on a pass Western Kentucky. 40; St. Ambrose. 32. sociation's ANNOUNCEMENT from Kuntz, but Norm Tustin Chicago. 52: Armour Tech. 27. Racing Commission Tarkio. 33; Northern Illinois Teach- this week his clinched the game for the Guffs ers. 21. following reap- Beloit. at a The Motor W'hen he deftly dodged Johnny 39: Monmouth. 34. pointment council meet- Logan Co. Marquette. 41; Wisconsin. 28. ing here President John McTeer to register Atlantic City's Missouri. 54; St. Louis. 45. by takes pleasure in an- William and Naval Remon. the last Mary. 55: Norfolk fifth goal at 12:20 of period. Training 44. nouncing that Mr. Rus- Summary: Lincoln Memorial. 50: Sue Bennett. 39. Other reappointments were Eric sell I. Arkansas. 49; Pittsburgh (Kas.) Teach- Greenleaf, chief Klopfer, formerly Pos. Washington. Atlantic City. ers, 42. Washington, timer; associated with the _ War- c»oaiie Mcwucsion West Liberty. 43: Hiram. 36. Fred W. Horenburger, New York, Burrage __ _Storey Grinnell. 47: Coe. L. D. 35. surveyor; Melvin field Motor Co. for 15 HD. Davies _Toth ON N. R. A. R. Akron. 34; Franklin. 25. Crook, Upper RANGE—Robert Lowe, Willard Piggott, C. Rogers, N. B. Dudrow and G. J. McDonough to fire. Princeton. 52: Toledo. 38. C. _Ramsey _Agar getting ready Montclair, N. J., measurer, and E. is now associated L W._Germann _ Mop Heidelberg 43: Fenn. 39. years, Fasano —Star Staff Photo. Mount Union. 40: 29. W. N. chair- R. W. Burrage _ Dayton, Marshall, Yonkers, Y„ with our Geneva. 50: Oberlin, 47. man Gold Contest Board. company. Score by oeriods: Montana. 34; 33. Cup 2 1—5 I Idaho. Atlantic City _2 Duluth Teachers, 25: Winona Teach- Greenleaf was named chairman Washington 2 0 1—I What started here as an ton's biggest needs, for Internal Revenue and a on the seven experi- approxi- ment, among competing ers. 24. of the Technical Commit- Mr. Klopfer will be Ontario. 30. Advisory Spares: Washington—McTeer. Knipfel. ment in and mately 600 shooters of all descrip- second Washington Pistol Club. teams, with such well-known Detroit, 53; Western Lahti Partis. Cairns. Kuntz. Covert. range management t Brown. 44: Connecticut, 36. tee and Bill Wheeler, also of the pleased to welcome his Poster. Atlantic City— tions used it in November, either Walter Walsh of the P. B. I„ who shots as Judge Oakev, Chester 55 (over- Dewev. Colvin construction tc test reaction to Long Island. 56: Oregon. District, head of Publicity Commit- customers Daily. Groom. Wfebster. Brenchley, Hamil- as members of rifle or pistol teams has a number of world records to Woo, L. L. McDonnie, Arthur time). many and Livingston. Tnstln. Vitale. Bums. Pepn A c.. 39; Temple. 38. tee. ton. public target ranges all over the in one of three his the field to date Alexander lead- friends at the Scott. competing leagues credit, tops Riley, Bates and Cincinnati 39: Kentucky. 30. showrooms Transylvania, 31; Centre. 30. Eastern Shore Gets Canal. First-period scoring—Groom (Burns'. country has resulted in Washing- or as individuals. with a score of 287. ing the way. of the Motor 0:15; Knntz (Davies and Deweyi. 7:54: New Mexico State. 41: Arizona State. Logan Co., At three total- fire on sex not without 29. The Eastern Shore of Maryland is Germann (Davies and Ramsev). 11:00: ton residents present leagues, Beginners Wednesdays, The fair is rep- suddenly becoming Delta Teachers, 33; East Texaa 1111 18th St. (Agar and Moet. 11:42. Penalties 21 use the on so far have shot as are de- about to get its- long-sought canal N.W., Fasano ing teams, range but they only resentation, Fridays Teachers. 21 —None shooting conscious, with a new between Creek and Oak where a line of scoring—Fasano (Rurns Monday, Wednesday and Thurs- preliminary rounds in preparation voted to girls’ teams firing among Texas. 41: Texaj Tech. 30. Plaindealing complete Second-period U., 51: Colorado Mines, 28. 17:52; Groom (Agari. 10:55. range now attracting devotees of with Evan Ohio for the which Colorado •nd Agar'. day nights, Lloyd, competitive series, themselves. Steady improvement Colorado State. 52: Kansas State. 44. Lincoln-Zephyr, Mercury Penalties—Storey and Davies. r1 1 ■ 1 i (Runts' the five nights and an after- pistol expert, or H. R. Jacobs, the starts soon. The six teams are has been noted among the women, Egu Claire Teachers. 43: Oshkosh Third-period scoring—Dewev sport Teachers. 38 and Ford Cars be Penal- may 3 27: Tustin (unassisted'. 12:20. noon each w-eek. range master, constantly being on National Capital, Mount Rainier with the score of the National Concordia. 25: Huntington. 23. Knipfel, Storey and ties—Foster, Burns, When the National Rifle Asso- hand to guide the embryos. Christian Church, Bureau of En- Rifle Club’s victory over Genual Indiana formal. 50: Oakland SKATE inspected. Moe. Capital City. 26. ciation installed its first public On Mondays eight pistol teams graving, Experimental Model Ba- the National Rifle girls last week Anderson 41: Kalamazoo. 30. ON back of the Post fire, with the undefeated Wash- sin, Beltsville Research and not so far below some of the Luther. 40: Augsburg. 39. Modern and efficient target range City Mary- being Loyola (Baltimore), 41: Davis-Elkins, Seen as Sailing Mecca Office at 10 G street N.E., the idea ington Pistol Club currently lead- land National Guard. Like the team totals in the expert league. 36. PERFECT ICE service facilities are new the race for the 1939-40 cham- Pistol National is not ne- Baltimore U.. 43: Western Maryland, GRAND COULEE DAM, Wash., was to try the advantages of ing Washington Club, Junior instruction *>o Every Afternoon, 2:30-5.00 Every Eve. Toes. available to his cus- is fluourescent Other teams are the still is undefeated and with afternoons Rensselaer Poly. 47: Norwich. 45. except A Fri.. 8:30-11 (>P)_When this colossal dam lighting produced by pionship. Capital glected, Saturday Also Sat. A Hoi. Hudson. .15; Mt. St. Mary's. 14, Mornincs. 10:00-12:30 tomers for Lin- of and twelfth Precinct Civilians, Federal the turned over to Scout E-?enlnc Admission, 15cs Lincoln, completed in 1942 and waters tubes, padded firing points leading league. being Boy New«£ TJ. 49' St. Peters. 28. Skatinc. 35c River are backed up other new features. Works Agency Police, Bureau of Some of the District's best rifle- rifle groups. About 70 Scouts so Baltimore. 38: Philadelphia Sphas. 35. coln-Zephyr, Mercury and the Columbia Yale. 88; Trinity. 38 Park men fire on shown enthusiasm for RIVERSIDE STADIUM 150 miles to the Canadian border, But after a month's study, the Engraving, United States Thursday nights, far have. Emporia Teachers. 50: McPherson. 81. Ford Cars. is to N. R. A. has decided that a publio Police, Procurement Division of when the range Is given over to the sport and all are said to be Texas Christian. 38: Centenary. 29. mo 2 inland Washington expected Louisiana Normal. 25: Arkansas Teach* ar1 6th & D W.W.,/1i<,J,Vj, the the A now fast. be a mecca for sailing enthusiasts. range has been one of Washing- Treasury, Interior Depart- experts. dogfight Is learning

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