HERMAN BARRON CAPTURES WESTERN ★★★ OPEN , * ^ ^ ^ 4- 4r 4- ★★★ ★★★ ★4 a. SHOOTS SUB-PAR Duke Basketeers Making Runaway Race In Southern OF 276 TO CLOSE -- —-- m Conference RAPED CHARLIE. By Jack Sords OUT FAR AHEAD Wayne Sabin Defeats BILLY CONN MEETS The Trail QUINT AVERAGES Van Horn At Miami RED Sports Newcomer To Major Links ZALE FRIDAY _ With _ 53.4 STANMORE CAWTHON. TONY POINTS Trav- By PEE Triumph Has Been MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Feb. 8.— Embree -L WHITNEY MARTIN netman PffCMER Circuit 13 Years (jp,—Wayne Sabin, Reno, i ues- NIGHT AT GARDEN eling win in his last recently stylist who couldn’t wAo wiu NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—(Wide | tains. Hogan, incidentally, GAMEjro DAJ1 a and as an kept his World)—Thanks to a couple of passed screen test probably — starts amateur, Feb. 8.— UP) two WA^g. PHOENIX, Ariz., Wilson Will Meet we are able will sign to make pictures after stars record spotless today (.ARP Jackie timely communiques, Pushing golf’s more renouned professional tour. 6-0 over FORGZ-C today to overtake the pro golfers the winter ^ into the Herman Bar- with a 6-1, 7-5, victory w,inIn ,B*Vr1 background, Leo Rodak In An- trail. With the U.S.G.A. off Row o Van Horn of Los Angeles P Bog as they swing along the gold calling Become ron of White Plains, N. Y., cap- Welby the G. A. En the Roneyplaz Or maybe it should be called the its tournaments, P. tured the 42nd edition of the West- in the finals of $1,500 =EU.eR. other Headliner trenched defense bond trail this year, as championship will be the only At ern Open championship today with tournament. Top are at least of so-called major title at stake a card of 276 — eight blows who won the pros’ first they taking pari 72-hole Sabin, and that will be with- Or- NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—(iP)—Two their in bonds. this year, RICHMOND. v.v under par for the Phoenix Country Florida winter tournament at earnings Va champions and at least out a defending champion as Duke's club course. lando last week, gave his youthful national One of the communiques is from S7'?' In the armed service smooth-functionin, lesson 'four former champions will be Ghezzi is in ball squad, ^ This newcomer to major links ti- opponent a tennis today. Freddy Corcoran, the alert P. G. breezing along front this will he un- of “n« action on the boxing tournament The other and undoubtedly average 33,4 t,ointg n umph, a 32-year-old native New A. manager. week but no titles will be at stake. able to compete. making a ! has been traveling the is from the masters tournament runaway race Yorker, G. A. is the Southern for 13 with The top attraction of the nation’s committee at Ga. Both The P. tonmament, conference money circuit years Augusta, basket^tDA1I NO ACCORDYET will Tony only major title at stake in the paign. caij. never a first place. In winning to- program bring together communiques fairly drip patriot- Bend. the middle- accepted sense, that is, which Coach day. he turned back the challenge Zale of South Ind., ism, and you know it’s not just a Eddie Cameron's and Billy us to the compiunique from defend of the nation’s greatest shotmakers weight ruler, Pittsburgh’s shield to hide selfish motives as brings champions have Won WITH DIMAGGIO middle where the masters will with rounds of 69-69-71-6<. Conn, who rose out of the fo all sports groups the pro golf- Augusta, games in a row to 9-12. become-,!? ranks to be king of the light-heavies been be held April established as the Barron was four shots back of ers always have right up favorts 2* and ultimately a challenger for the There, my friends, is a tourna- annual pace setter Herman Keiser going Next front when it came to donating championship Yankee Says crown. will col- We had not realized what a be 36-hole fk.als. Then Slugger heavyweight They time and services ment. played 111 towna^ into today's to worthy Raleigh the first1 in a 12-round over-the-weight affair that is end m three behind the leaders at the 54- Move Is To Owner lide causes. super-championship March. Up bout at Madison Square Garden, until we started persuing the en- hole stage, he blasted out nine holes Corcoran reports the Los An-.. South Carolina, y^T New' York, next Friday night. list and taking note of the en- losing finaliByron Nelson, Jimmy D'emaret and DiMaggio England, conference after receiv- Teddy Yarosz, onetime champion of ments 20 per cent of the prize ishers in the 1941 the first triumphs, are the ttw Kd Dudley trailed in behind, leaving Barrow by telephone masters, ranking teams. will appear would be in defense Keiser in control of his contract and had the middleweights, money bonds, 30 in the National open, the last dark-horse ing original In the fourth was against Heavyweight Joe Muscato and in all exhibition matches the in spot is fourth place and Lawson Little in informed him that he coming eight the National amateur and Wahi-— in and Lee, which faces here. “Now its to him,” said at Rochester, N. Y., Thursday. expenses would be paid bonds. the last eight in the P. G. A. if fifth. up and North The program: Corocoran thinks that the payment favorite isn’t in that Carolina once this** Little had to win the tourna- Joe. your player hoped defense The first Duke-W. & L. Monday—At Pittsburgh, Fritzie of entrance fees in stamps bunch he shouldn’t be your fa- game t ment as a sixth wedding anniver- Asked if he intended reporting be played at vs. Raquel Carra- also would be a good idea. vorite Lexington \ for his as for March 1 with Zivic, Pittsburgh, player. Tuesday. sary present wife, just spring training & L. then takes the road to 213 bantes, Chile, welterweights (10); He is much over the ar- Eighty-four are iai>ft he did a year ago in the Texas Open other Yankee fielders DiMaggio eM0Ree Miffep pleased players eligible Tar Heels and Wilson. NBA champion, Duke again on fyi,;, a IM 2.2.9 WMl*J6S Jackie for the match between this year, although the field will at San Antonio, hut after spark- said that future negotiations with BATTERS rangements and Saturday. vs. Leo Rodak, Chicago, be around ling (19 this morning the former Na- Barrow would decide that. WMlLE W/^MiMG- 2.1 &AM6S Pittsburgh, Ben Hogan, top money winner, and 50 due to the fact that non-title (10). At Other teams strongly entrenched tional Open and amateur ruler slip- LAST featherweights, Craig Wood, national open cham- some of the older champions no “I don’t know how soon we’ll get SEASc^_ Costan- in the first division are a New York, Charley (Lulu) It will be a three-out-of-five are and Furman, lied to 73 on the afternoon round pion. longer competing, some, Wake Forest together,” he replied. vs- and North for 181. tino. New York, Joey Archibald, affair, with the rivals competing such as Bud Ward, amateur cham- Carolina! The bomber said he ex- R. featherweights George Washington and X rth Cam- Nelson a and De- slugging Providence, I., for defense bonds and the pion and are in the serv- garnered 285, gallery Ghezzi, lina State are to “fish and take it Y ourist Battles Lever At San Earl Tur- locked in a virtual tie ip.xret and the fav- pected easy” (8). Francisco, war admissions. ice. pre-tournament buying stamps as for the started. Mrs. ner. vs. r reuaie eighth place. The tor, eicl: orite, wee Benny Hogan, finished until spring training Richmond, Callt., inasmucn as wood aireaay nas lhis may seem like the blowing teams in the son are Boston, welterweights (10). standings three weeks with 288. DiMaggio and his infant Cabral, eliminated Vic Ghezzi, P. G. A. bugle for a private enterprise, but this week. At Willie Joyce, Gary, from tonight, when the confer®* Victory to Barron, was worth $1,- expected to join him On Mat Here Chicago, champion, in a challenge match, when a package has "class” writ- ■ Friday basketball M_ Ind., vs. Motisi, Chicago, committee meets to com- Ouo. Pocard won $700, Harrison As for baseball, Joe said: Tony the match could ten all over it there’s no harm night Wood-Hogan right- arrangements for the and welterweights (10). At Baltimore, plete lev $500, Keiser $400 Little $350. ball but I Tall, studious, hard-working Abe fully be billed as a world cham- in looking inside to see just why “It’s not like day induced to rematch vs. ment, will be selected to cock -V- Yourist. Jewish finally Causey Phil Furr, Washington, Johnny think it’ll make a lot of dif- popular grappler pionship affair, Corcoran main-1 it deserves the label. 2 don’t him with White. Causey agreed to Brown, Baltimore, welterweights for the crown. to from Akron, Ohio, is to get hts Bierman To ference. The pitchers are going this return bout Abie takes At Dubs. A heavy schedule of II family Toughen coveted chance to the pres- provided (10). Detroit, Harvey like it batters have more regain because rugged Dick Lever in the feature Windsor, Ont., vs. Charley Esch- squabbles are carded for this wee.; tige he lost by a recent defeat when Athletics Trek Naval trouble judging the speed of a of Friday night’s mat bill. The Cincinnati, welterweights (10). Begin to help shape up the toman® Fledglings he encounters rough, tough Dick man, VOLSSB GWAY thrown ball at night. But the lights had Freddie Fiducia, field. Richmond goes to Lever in the headliner of Promoter wiley Causey already planned At Newark, N. J., To Camp "Virginia — Training WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.— '-T> are so good nowadays that infield- to rematch Yourist with but vs- Flynn, Roches- Tech and Citadel to Wake Fores; V. Bert Causey’s crack wrestling White, New'ark, Johnny Major Bernard W. Bierman. the ers and outfielders shouldn’t have figured he would one more rous- ter, N. (10). Monday night. The Citadel plays at bill at Thalian hall this coming get Y., heavyweights PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.—IA*)— IN former -Minnesota football ooach, has any trouble.” ing effort out of Yourist before the — At Toledo, O., Lem N. C. State and Clems® meets Fur- Friday night. Tuesday An advance detachment of the been given the job of set up return vs. A1 Reiss, SOI_STERN man helping bout. Cleveland, Tuesday night. Joe’s record-smashing 56-game Last January 30 the popular Franklin, Athletics left for the A’s a physical program for At today Southern conference states training streak was in a sur- Detroit, heavyweights (10). hitting snapped Yourist was beaten in a rather Dick Lever is a big strong fellow, at Calif. Tennessee Re-Asserts toughening Navy and N. Y., Jack Alzek, training camp Anaheim, Su- W L VV t\ fledgling game at Cleveland last sum- Ed (Strangler) however, and may upset the plans. AVhite Plains, Marine night prising upset by big Corps pilots. vs. Jack Kenny, Harrison. Pitchers Talmadge Abernathy, of Dhike..8 0 Cl K mer but he said the fact that it White, former college and pro foot- The best laid plans of mice and Brooklyn, Bierman’s assignment was dis- N. (6). Mebane, N. C., and Dick Fowler, periority By Defeating South Carolina _5 1 Hi Hi was a night game had nothing to ball star who was trained for the wrestling promoters sometimes go J., middleweights closed today when it was announced of Toronto, and Trainer Jim Tadley William and -J 2 SJi X do with it. mat by ihe once great Strangler haywire. In the event Lever beats Wednesday—None. Alabama 36-29 Mary that he had been transferred to made up the party. The A’s main Washingto nand Lee 5 2 2Si “We in Lewis. The defeat was a blow to Yourist the former will get another N. Y., Washington from Va. A played other night games Thursday—At Rochester, 2 M2 IK Quantico, in his soul. main event bout while Yourist will party is due to leave Feb. 18. Furman ..4 the time I was and Abie's pride, rangled Yarosz, Pittsburgh, vs. Joe reserve officer in the Marines, he during hitting Teddy ATLANTA, Feb. 8.—(AO—If and Wake Forest_—7 3 4!"- 4'.' He a return bout with White have to build himself up again. was called to it didn’t make any difference.’” sought Muscato, Buffalo, heavyweights (8); active duty Jan. -9. when the North Carolina _6 3 37! i for the following week, but Pro- Yourist, one of the most popular Mandell, Buffalo, vs. Irish Army calls those sharp, Lieut. Commander Thomas J. -V- Jimmy 2 238 1*. moter had other matmen in these parts, is a book- George Washington .3 former Causey plans. Bobby Barry, Cleveland, middle- shooting Mehen brothers, the Uni- Hamilton, Naval Academy CARDINALSTARS Nort' Carolina State 4 3 323 Whiteville Boxers Yourist kept on plugging for the worm, may often be found during At Fran- football coach, is in charge of the weights (8). Philadelphia, versity of Tennessee can start 21.1 it and time in a Tech -3 4 chance to meet White again his spare public library kie Philadelphia, vs. Dio- Virginia program. Donato, then, look 5 32“ a of worrying. Until the Vols V M I ..2 Defeat Dillon Team engrossed in volume Carlisle, New7 York, feather- ;; The Navy also announced that genes Leon, BACK IN SHAPE 1 v" or ..-1 Emerson Shakespeare- But on At Elizabeth, N. J., like gilt-edged prospects for another Richmond William (Bill) Decorrevant, North- weights (8). 5 the mat he is as virile as any of Citadel .1 western WHITEVILLE, Feb. 8.—T h e Teddy Wint, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., vs. Southeastern conference basketball »v;’ football and baseball star, -.1 6 Whiteville High school Ringsters TUBE ALL-STAR,’ the gladiators. Cox, New York, heavy- Maryland y1’11 has applied for enrollment in the Danny All Who Were On Injured championship. 7 “3 Naval added Dillon, S. C., to their list of White will attempt to retain his (6). Clemson..1 Deserve as a physical train- weights Tennessee re-asserted its hard- 7 --1 victims the Dillon earned the win over Davidson -® ing instructor. Officials said he was by trouncing standing by Friday—At New York, Tony Zale, List Now For M’CULLOUGH SAYS he tackles Ready wood superiority last night, turning seeking appointment to Hamilton’s team, one of the strongest to ever Yourist when Cowboy South Bend, Ind., (middleweight face the Whiteville 5 in the back staff. team 1-2 to Ray Clements supporting champion) vs. Billy Conn, Pitts- 1942 Campaign challenging Alabama, 36-29. It 3 1-2. Thus far Whiteville has de- bout. Clements is a newcomer to burgh. middleweights, non-title (12); was the second time this season that AUG A CEB Cub Catcher a swashbuck- feated Hamlet, North Charleston Heavy Says this section, cocky, Webb. vs. Johnny Jimmy Dallas, the Crimson Tide has lost a Who S. who more on ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.—MV-Optimis- college Captain Ferried C., and Lake View, S. C. ling westerner depends Colan. New York, lightweights (8). He Is Best In National skill. He 225 tic reports received by the St. game—and both of them have been power than weighs At Cooper, New7 Summary of Saturday night’s Hollywood, Henry Louis C 800,000 Men Across hails from Brownsville, Cardinals from their many decisions to Tennessee. fights: This Year pounds, York, vs. Turkey Thompson, Los League Texas. 1941 casualties are putting teeth JGES_H» heavyweights (10). At Kentucky, in the con- In 1917-18 Succumbs No. 89 Duncan Whiteville deci- Angeles, in the club’s official slogan: runner-up Both matches will be two out of West Palm Beach, Fla., Joe Peral- Ark) sion over Neal Dillon. NASHVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 8.—((PI “Its in the Cards for ‘42.” ference tournament a year' ago, gets New Owners Say three falls as customary, the Your- ta, Tamaque, Pa., vs. Carl Guggino- GALATIN, Term.. Feb. 8.—UP)— No. 97 Stephens, Whiteville, drew IM—“I’ll be' on the National league a chance to sustain its in ist-Lever scrap limited to an hour, The hospital slate which showed reputation Cant. Stafford with this because Tampa, Fla., lightsweights (10). Will Be Retained H. R. Doyle, under McIntyre, Dillon. all-star team summer, two Biggs 15 minutes and the White-Clements Ja- the club lost 283 player days of headline games this week. The whose guidance 800.000 American No. 100, Hammonds Whiteville I’m the best catcher in the Saturday—At Brooklyn, Izzy an hour. The card is a service a Outfit brawl to vs. Jackie during protracted siege Wildcats meet Alabama at As Of soldiers crossed the Atlantic safelv lost decision to Dillon. league.” nazzo, New York, Cooper, Lexing- Manager Campbell, nifty, should attract a big turn-out of injuries last season has been during the first World died No. Whiteville won sucn a prasn statement oramari- Chicago, welterweight® (10). ton Monday night, and then have War. 112, Stanley, -V- wiped clean by word from Center- late today. dicision over Dillon. !v would not merit much attention. --V-' another Feb. 8.- ■ Coving ton, fielder Terry Moore that he feels go at Tennessee Saturday AUGUSTA. Ga„ The distinguished commander, ill No. 115, won But coming from 23-year-old Clyde Haberbn and Inman, Whiteville, Pinehurst Polo Team fine and is ready to begin his in a Valentine’s day encounter. James Carroll five months, had undergone a series decision over Morris, Dillon. McCullough of the Chicago Cubs, VIRGINIA TO PLAY both of Colu® eighth major league campaign. ’Bama beat Kentucky at Tusca- B. W. Kendall, of operations at the U. S. Naval No. 120 Gurkin, Whiteville, drew it can’t be tossed off as so much Defeats Fort the Bragg who suffered a serious loosa S. C., today acquired hospital in Washington. He re. with Moore, Feb. 2, 41-35, and Tennessee Af- Davidson of Dillon. Kslderdash. franchise in the south turned to his estate here a brain concussion when struck on month No. 132, Williamson, Whiteville For McCullough has been on 9-GAME SCHEDULE Ffeb. 8.—UP)—Mer- stopped the Wildcats at Knoxville, and PINEHURST, head a baseball league ago. He was 6S lots decision his the by pitched ball, has prwP'^IArky to Woodle, Dillon. seven all-star teams in eight rill Fink scored seven goals today 46-40, in their previous meeting nounced retention of Bom in Orangeburg, S. C., in 1876, No. fall- been resting through the winter at 145, Wooten Whiteville, won years of professional baseball, in the Pinehurst team Jan. 17- K. leading polo his new home near Ga. as manager. K Captain Doyle entered the U. decision from from the select list for the And Will Augusta, Sweat,Dillon. ing Maryland to an 8-7 victory over a team of Auburn moved back of formal PaPe Naval Academy in 1806 and contin- Navy He returned to the line-up spas- Barnstorming Signing *vi .j, No. 142, Captain Cook drew with first time last season, his first un- reserved for ued to rise in the ranks until his Ft. Bragg Army officers. after his late in- into third place in conference the deal was Captain Chestnutt. der the tent. Yale And Le- modically August the^ current o big Replace The officers took the lead in the standings when lost to with Troy Agnew, retirement from the Navy several The jury but never regained his true Kentucky Whiteville team meets the “I’m not popping off when first down P years ago. just In 1942 period, two goals to one, by form. Alabama, and strengthened its posi- receiving a $3,000 Florence Industrial School next I say I’ll be on the all-star team high notes for He had served as commander of Fink. Fink scored twice in the tion with victories over Georgia and promissory Friday night. 2 this summer,” the Nashvillian de- Outfielder Enos Slaughter, shelv- in several battleships and won citation second period to put Pinehurst Tech and Georgia. sum to be paid --V-- clared “I can do ed at the height of the Cards’ a for his today. every- CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Feb. ahead 3-2. The see-sawed Unpredictable Vanderbilt, rated The deal became special success in ferrying game bitter with the Dod- by thing any of the other catchers pennant fight some troops to Europe in World War One. Donald 8.—W)—Nine games are listed on to the finish when Fink put on full sideline observers as a danger- when the league direofa k Ross Leads can do and do it a little bet- ger*, says his fractured collar bone s -■ just and scored the ous entry, confused the tournament sess-.ct gave .. the University of Virginia’s 1942 steam, winning goal has healed He has special ter.” in the final of completely. picture 31 year old g- His Team To football schedule which was an- minutes play. been by beating fifth-ranking Haberlin, j General Motors Victory The who was going through gym workouts and Will stocky, 200-pounder, For the Army, Lieut. Theo De- Mississippi State one night and then Cross university nounced today by Norton Pritchett, three times a week. A Holy ion the lone player to wallop a home right-handed losing an upset decision to oft-beaten conces PINEHURST, Feb. 8.—®—Don- director of athletics. Four dassuer scored four goals, Lieut. cial of a Parks Defense Work games thrower, Enos was fortunate that 1 Expand run in every park around the Na- Milton Lieut. Mississippi the next. meets resign ald J. Ross led his team to are to be at home. Untermeyer two and his Vandy pany. planned s victory tional circuit last broke played injury was on the left hand. 10 the summer, Peter Jay one. Col. Richard Wil- Georgia Tech at Nashville Saturday, tion immedia'c’y Feb. 8.— today in bestball of all four The United States Naval ^ DETROIT, (IP) —C. E. into ranks in 1935 with Acade- Mort Cooper, ace and then winds its of thea“p event over the professional lis completed the side. right-hander up pre-tourna- office of Wilson, ot General Motors championship and the University of who president president La., of the Evangeline my Maryland underwent an operation on ment schedule in a he said, course. The Ross team turned in LaFayette, Lieut. Joseph Combs scored one shower of sparks club. Dr. Kendall, ( corporation, announced today that at the of 16. return to the schedule after the his arm in mid-season and with a league age for Pinehurst and B. R. pitching two games against Tennessee gross score of 33-31—64. of Brown and “be a silent partner. ^ the corporation will employ 148,000 He batted .265 in 125 that absence several seasons, replac- came back to resume his one at 31' " games Captain Westmoreland winning Nashville Feb. 16, and the The new < < workers on detense production in Ross was assisted Brond- Yale university and completed is ^ by Roy year, made the all-star lineup and ing Lehigh the resort four. form, all set to go. second at Knoxville Feb. 21. wbiere D June and in Columbia a March, 185,400 in 235,000 son, Mid Pines pro, Captain A. T. the of Scout university, played during the last So The ;cabs caught eye Johnny -V- is his brother and tournament will be played at a t ee — battery operates ^ GM’s previous all-time employ- Roberts and Robert H. Harlow. Nee who him for the New two autumns. Louisville bought mate, Catcher Y/alker Cooper who (Ky.) Feb. 26-28. Haberlin had enm^e ment peak—in September. The combination never went over schedule: p York Yankees. The Yankees kept The Chicago Gunman Slain was out 56 days from a broken Conference leaders (Conference concessions By December. Wilson said, 272,000 par and had six birdies ball park and one him on the farm four years—two Sept. 26.—Hampden-Sydney, in shoulder blade. games only): workers will be on General Motors eagle. Each member contributed At Police two seasons. ss t at Akron, Ohio, one at Binghamton. Charlottesville. Headquarters Another Team W L Pf Pa Pet. then payrolls, with the number reaching ‘o the low total. important cog in the Haberlin said nf Oct. in Tennessee _ m N. Y., and one at Newark and 3.—Navy, Annapolis. Cardinal 5 0 204 146 1.000 Au:-u.-><* 325.000 In June, 1943. Eventually, CHICAGO. Feb. machine, Infielder Jim- landing the fc. :,j. Purvis Ferree, with Karl An- Kansas City—then sold him to the Oct. 10.—Virginia Institute in 8.—OP)—A gun- Alabama _ 11 2 466 380 .846 he the expects its man who my Brown, suffered a broken nose. seined a said, corporation James went to a drews, Warman and Willie Cubs in 1940 for $30,000. Charlottesville. Chicago police But he. too, is Auburn _ 6 2 298 295 .750 lifeambiUon^L defense contracts will give employ- station to rescue preparing for the Wilson were second with 32-54—66. Gabby Hartnett decided McCul- Oct. 17.—University of Richmond my partner” was start of the Kentucky_ 3 2 244 204 .600 ment to a record-breaking army of shot and killed spring training season on: TiKfcf: Ferree scored deuces at the two needed more and in Richmond. early'today after he •Miss. State_ 4 4 293 298 .500 save a lough seasoning had by serving as an instructor 1 342.000 workers. fired one shot while in a VO I short holes on the Oct. talking to L. S. U. _ 3 3 272 250 .500 SAVE outward nine. shuffled him off to Buffalo where 24.—LaFayette College in the baseball school at i:, .Vomit! -V- desk sergeant and lined several Orlando, Fla. SAVE I I i > At Other scores: he 154 in a Easton. Vanderbilt _ 3 5 299 301 .375 'l F caught games—136 persons in the Only yoik mttn..hv all-star Oct. station against the lanky Shortstop Martin Mississippi_ 3 7 335 400 .300 get Nazi Admiral Karold Callaway, Roy Grinnell, row—and again made the 31.—Virginia Polytechnic In- wall of the Marion Appeals squad room. played every game and Ga. Tech_ 2 5 289 315 .285 Howard and H. G. Phil- lineup, as he ha din successive stitute, (place pending). The even Kenworthy dead gunman was he didn’t escape the For French Fleet at and Nov. and Lee identified entirely Tulane- 2 6 222 241 .285 lips 34-36—70. years Akron, Binghamton 7.—Washington as Joseph Skupien, injury jinx which in 26. who had been many experts Florida 1 3 120 140 .250 PHKARf, Kansas City. university, Lexington. Johnny Capello, T. Dun- released from the believe cost the Cardinals George with the Nov. Menard hospital the pen- Georgia- 1 6 229 291 .142 LONDON, Feb. 8.— (JP) —Grand H. He got his second shot 14.—University of Mary- for criminal nant. lap, Jr., J. Blue and Captain insane 18 months ago. Marion made his record de- Admiral Erich Raeder recently had Cubs last and stuck as first- land, in Charlottesville. Ivan spring Witnesses said that he spite a fractured index with Barrington-White 35-35—7$. Nov. was one of finger on a secret three-hour interview string catcher. 21.—University of North two robbers who his Bert Nichols, James T. in had participated in throwing hand. Admiral Darlan "in an attempt to Hunter, "I should have been on the Na- Carolina, Charlottesville. a tavern holdup Capt. H. C. Brookhart in which two Mexi- So word from the front full use of the French fleet” and Eric tional all-star team last Mc- --V- cans office gain year,” were killed a few Nelson 35-35—70. minutes today was that it would be a for Germany, but Dhrlan "reiterated Cullough opined seriously. “At the RAIN ON SAHARA previously. squad Albert Perry Bruno F. .Tachvmiak was of healthy specimens Petain’s the Mail re- Henson Maples, Schoon- time it was my average Although rain frequently falls held at the Manager Bil- refusal,” Daily Johnny picked new City station in con- INSURANCE BONDS over the it ly Southworth will greet at St. Pe- in a dispatch from its Madrid maker, Chester I. Williams and was a litle low. Still I was chos- Sahara desert, evapo- nection wdth ported the slayings and hold- tersburg, Fla., Street today. Harry Dermody 36-36—72. en on the rookie all-star team.” rates before reaching the earth. training camp late Now In Onr New Office 230 Princess correspondent this month.