Letmenow Held Likely Louis to K0 Conn, Jack, Greco Drawing Yankees' Etten Among Many Dye Declared Slated Tunney Predicts Caudle to Be Speaker Idaho to Visit Marquette Choice at By the Associated Press. Richest Garden Gate Into Line For Two Jobs MILWAUKEE, Feb. 8 (/P).—Mar- Hialeah; Majors Hurrying Navy Wake Forest Fete will meet Idaho at football HAVANA, Feb. 8.—Former By the Associated Press. I ora will 1 OQ vo ir» turn arnmu nn foil_ quette Gene By the Associated Press. Lamar Assistant in Milwaukee the night of Satur- Heavyweight Champion NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Nick Etter i, ruary 16 and February 23 for train- Caudle, Attorney Tunney, here on vacation, picks will be of honor and day, October 12. Colds Hit Riders For Little Boxers Yankee first baseman, who batted i i ing at Catalina Island, Jim Gal- COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 8 —Reports General, guest Joe Louis to knock out tomorrow at a Billy 111 runs last year, signed his 194 6 lagher, vice announced, were current here today that Wil- principal speaker Bx the Associated Press. in By the Associated Press. president, " Conn three rounds when they liam H. H. former luncheon at the contract and left with the group fc r Brooklyn—Don Padgett, outfielder (Tippy) Dye, Mayflower spon- Handicappers at Hialeah look for meet at the Yankee Stadium in NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Gus Q. Fan Ohio State athlete and sored the District of Columbia the Panama spring training camp purchased at the close of the ’41 coach, had by H. P. Headley’s Letmenow to rule June. and the missus will play tonight the been offered a of Wake Forest Alumni. New York Giants—Four moi e season from the Cardinals, was the position at the Naval Chapter J favorite in tomorrow’s $20,000-added "Louis can kayo Conn in the highest price per pound for fistic Prof. L. have signed, including Pitchers Hi I latest to sign his contract as the Academy. Jasper Memory, general STUBBIE l18-mile Black Helen Handicap, for first or second round if he wants “beef” in Madison Square Garden’s alumni and Jim Schumacher, Dave Koslo and Bi II Dodgers prepared to start training Dye intimated that Navy had of- secretary, Weaver, filles and mares. In her recent win- to,” Tunney said in an inter- 21-year history. fered him the of football director of athletics at the Emmerich and Catcher Clyd e in Clearwater. He was discharged position college, ter debut, Letmenow carried 123 view. “Joe is a far better all- Beau The Jumping Jack and backfleld coach will be the will Kluttz. Manager Mel Ott, stoppin g from the Navy recently. and head basket among guests and pounds and finished a fast-closing around fighter than Conn ever Johnny "The Elevator” Greoo, a ball coach. show Technicolor pictures of Wake off in en rout — TROUBLE? Jacksonville, Fla., Detroit President Walter O. third to Darby Dunedin and Harriet will be." of ej Forest’s 26-14 over couple overgrown lightweights, for Miami where the Giants n The Ohio State Journal said that victory South Sue in the begi Briggs suggested significantly that Columbiana. will tangle in a 10-rounder and, Dye would go to Annapolis Monday Carolina in the last Gator Bowl training Sunday, picks the Card: -i Hank Greenberg, reported with nothing at stake except their asking to confer with Capt. Tom Hamifcon, game. Several Hialeah jockeys have fal- nals, Cubs and Braves as the tea it si for $65,000, might do well to sign ability to keep all their features recently appointed Navy's head len victim to colds, including Conn Moore-Lesnevich Bout to beat for the pennant. for the offered $55,000. "I’m sure he assembled properly, they’ll draw a football coach. Hamilton is a for- Jimmy Stout and Chicago Cubs—A total of 49 plaj hasn't a chance in the outfield McCreary, Doug gate larger than most heavyweight any mer Columbus resident. more as the Dodson. Two others figured in mis- vi* ■ ■ k ■ • ■ Tigers in Dick Wake- championships staged in the Garden. Dye, recently discharged from the haps Wednesday. Gilbert Lafleur for field, Barney McCosky, Pat Mullin Sought Capital Promoter Jacob's ticket men tell Last Navy, was varsity quarterback at suffered a dislocated shoulder in a that rignrs rsignt and Dick Evers have the best out- Mike Jacobs of New York, fistic you Mike’s cash register will DES Zale. 159. Ohio State until his graduation in while Frank Truschka's MOINES.—Tony field in the major leagues,” said spill, leg poobah who controLs the Nation's jingle to the tune of more than Gary,. Ind knocked out Oscar Boyd, 1936. Later he coached at Grand- was bruised when his horse struck 166‘A. Buflalo, N. Y„ 3. (Non-title). Briggs. “He’ll have to play first.” beak-busting industry, today had $150,000. This would be not only Billy Heath. 137. Des Moines, knocked view High here and at Brown. the at the start of a race. — gate received a letter which must have the juciest ever hit in the out Del Cockayne. 135H. Des Moines, I. Philadelphia Athletics George jackpot BALTIMORE.—Louis "Kid'' Cocoa, caused his eyebrows to tilt a trifle. Garden by two little men, but also 156, New Haven. Conn., outpointed McQuinn, obtained in a trade for Jockey H. Wallace scored a triple The from Col. L. the third richest in Garden Cecil Hudson. 155, Los Angeles, 10. Dick Siebert last fall, has changed at New Orleans yesterday. After epistle, Harvey history, Howard Bennett. 183. Baltimore, use Miller, chairman of the District shaded in the the knocked out Georgia Slater, 180, Phil- his mind about quitting baseball with the ; past only by $201,- Now Orders copping favorite, Drawby adelphia, 6. and decided to a of Taking Boxing Commission, suggested that 613 Heavyweights Jack Delaney and CHICAGO—Willie Barrow. 187‘A. “play couple ($4.60) in the first race, Wallace more if Uncle Mike means all those nice Jim Maloney drew in 1927 and the Detroit, outpointed Mark Parshay, years.” He picks the Yankees wound up with two long shots, 180’A, Detroit. 8. Mickey Quack, 121‘A, to win the For America’s First things he has been saying about $189,700 Joe Louis attracted for Pittsburgh, and Cedric Plournoy, 124'A, flag easily. Pigeon Gold ($16.60) in the seventh Detroit, drew, 8. i co-operation with ring boards west defending his heavyweight crown Cleveland—Charles Red Embree, race and Miss Priority ($23) in the ORANGE, N. J.—Freddie Dawson, of the Hudson, he can prove it in against Buddy Baer four years ago. 135. Chicago, outpointed Charley right-handed fast-ball pitcher, has Smith, 138. Newark. 10. Frank Pucci. been eighth. a concrete way. Jack will scale in the released from the Army. 1947 CARS neighbor- 123Vi, Montclalre, TKO Wendell Doug- All Jacobs has to wrote Col. hood of 143 las. 1213/4. New York, 3. Other a brown do, pounds and Greco will players to sign contracts John Q. Public, 4-year-old PHILADELPHIA. — Santa Bucca. Miller, is to permit the forth- be packing some 145. TKO yesterday included Outfielder Eric colt was claimed lor a Florida claim- 128Va, Philadelphia, Hubert NO BETTER coming Archie Moore-Gus LeShe- The betting boys have made Jack Samuels. 137, Philadelphia. 6. Doc Bee. Tipton of the Cincinnati Reds; Kaiser-Frazer ing record of $17,500 at the Hialeah 179, Philadelphia, knocked out George vich fuss for the a 13-5 favorite. El Pitchers Bill Brandt and Fred rac/ track yesterday. The horse, light-heavyweight Paso. 179. Chester. Pa., 3. BLADE AT ANY PRICE! title to be staged in Washington. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J —Heary Jor- Clemence of the Pittsburgh Pirates formerly owned by B. H. Wise, was dan, 148. Atlantic City, and Lou For- & Golden The odds on Jacobs’ Beach today tune, 145. Philadelphia, drew, 8. and Outfielders Stan Wentzel and Schlegel purchased by Mihrain Kurkjian and Swim Meet at Club Dave Freeman. 140. out- were 30-1 that the bout will be Boys' Philadelphia, Chet Wieczorek of the Boston 119 Carroll St., Takoma Pk. D. C. Lyle Dilger. | pointed Charley Davis, 143, New | staged in New York. Draws York. 8. Braves. Wieczorek was drafted by Ge. 3300 Open Sunday for 15^ Several Teams MIAMI, Fla.—Freddie Pom, 18 125, the Hialeah's featured Cotilion Purse Columbus, and Ted Christie, 126, Chi- Braves at the end of the 1943 •V»44 CONtOUOATCO RA20R R4-AOI CO M. Boys’ Club of Washington annual cago, drew, 10. season went to Harold Clark's Best Dress, Rams' Greenwood after leading the American Jumps month-long swimming meet goes FALL RIVER. Mass—Red Hepple- who covered the seven furlongs in eate. 184. Newark. N. J outpointed Association in batting. He recently into another round in the Eastern Steve Ketchell. 198. Fall River. 8. 1:24 4-5 and $4.90. To Cleveland Browns was discharged from the Army. paid Branch tank tonight at 7 o’clock Buddy Farrell, 154. Newark, outpointed Our 32nd Year -N. By the Associated Press. Johnnie Johnson. 156. New York, 8. KRAFT SYSTEM of RECAPPING with the on un- HIGHLAND PARK, N. J Car- Prima’s a neck spotlight youngsters —Joey Louis Pique gained Feb. 8.—Don Green- kido. 135, Youngstown, outpointed CLEVELAND, der 13 years of age. MEN'S HATS victory over B. Seroy’s Hillyer Jasper O'Hanley, 139. Dublin 8 Lou -— Our TOP TREADS wood, former Missouri and Illinois in the event Daniels, 1.37 New York, knocked out QUALITY Court. The winner covered the 6 Competing city-wide The MALLORY TEN gridder, who starred in tfie Cleve- will be swimmers from the Ambas- Tommy Monty, 129, Brooklyn. 4. SELL will add thousands of miles to furlongs in 1:14 and paid $7.60. PORTLAND, Me.—Eddie Letourneau. f O/V, \ land Rams’ backfleld last season, has sador YMCA and Eastern 147‘A, Sanford, knocked out Dolly Spring style Club, I _ _ tires. Let us King, 148, Springfield, Mass 3 1 your present inspect signed with the Browns of the All- Branch. Tony PlUfelt The $10,000 added Playa Delrey Pedro. 157. Boston, outpointed Johnny OR sound carcasses will America Conference. Mara. 143'A. Boston, 8. IGENERALJ them—only Handicap at Santa Anita was won In the Rams, he accepted. All work fully A. Hirchberg's Canina which leaving champions Mercator Is Rated Best HATS V TIRE J ||||!| by ! of the National who covered the 7 furlongs in 1:22% League, recently Keep Fit — Vieit Regularly TRADE guaranteed. ; moved their franchise to Los An- * and paid $22.50. Steeplechaser of 1945 $10 geles, Greenwood said he was guided! mAAA TURKISH By the Associated Press. Other Mxllorys Longden rode a triple and by a desire to maintain his home in Johnny NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—W. H. Lips- YOUR CAR Ted Atkinson a double at Santa Cleveland and to play for Lt. Paul CROKER GENERAL comb’s Mercator, winner of Bel- Rlbbo i™ $6.50 to $7.50 E. Brown. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Anita yesterday. mont’s Grand National Superb Steam and Hot Rooms—Ultra Steeplechase Violet and Infra Red Lamps—Special TIRE CO. and three other stakes last year, has Rubs by experts take out the old kinks FREDERICK'S —Delightful Swimming Pool. been named as the Spend Bil1 Leetch leading jumper the night if you like. Excellent sleeping Williams & Baker, Inc. Men’s Wear Stores 10-HOUR SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT OUTDOORS-With of 1945 in the National Steeplechase accomodations. “Makeo you feel like a million.'* Nath Dealart Sine• 1030 I latest 1435 H 5T. N.W. the season is bia of Ducks and Hunt Association’s annual re- 14«h 6 2500 Although hunting chairman Unlimited, 1 styles ,701 H ST. N.E. Q Sts. N.W. DU. this there still view of racing’s 15th *6 st*- well past for locality, advises that from the rate reserva- timber-topping. & 2819 M St. N.W. i t. Store Opon Evoniofi Frl. ft Sot. Only is from Va. asr is some good shooting to be had tions have been pouring in, the Lipscomb Leesburg, against that bane of all farmers and D. U. banquet, to be held at the wildfowlers, the crow. Hotel Statler next Friday night, The nearest crow roost is here, promises to be a sellout. Don't miss along the north and south sides of this affair if you can help it. While East Capitol streets, between about the cost of the ticket may appear Fifty-third and Fifty-ninth streets, to be high compared to other D. U. where between 15 and 20 thousand functions, we can assure you that « crows settle nightly. While shoot- you’ll get your money’s worth. ing is strictly prohibited in the Dis- Among the many door prizes will kk trict, some good sport may be had be a Model 31-A Remington pump- along the flyways to this roost just gun, a Model 12 Winchester pump- outside the city limits in Maryland. gun, a case of shells and a dozen Incidentally, District of Columbia golf balls. Ducks Unlimited should authorities should do something to receive a substantial contribution Now! Medical break this as in our Science up roost, opin- Offers from local sportsmen through this is a ion. it distinct health menace affair, which will go toward the to that portion of the city. Crow furtherance of the Maryland-Dis- droppings have an odor worse than trict of Columbia Duck Factory. any henhouse you ever visited, and I ^• attract many flies in the warm sea- son. It would be a good thing if some organized, yet restricted shoot- ing, could be allowed in this area TIRES PR OF POSITIVE r to eliminate a good portion of these pests. Recapping And speaking of crow shooting, Say* Babe Ruth I may we urge you not to be too Vulcanizing profligate of your shotgun shells Only Grade A Materialt Uted Famous Immortal of American Baseball when indulging in this sport. While shells are available at this time, the shortage of lead and of labor Passenger as well, coupled with an anticipated Truck tremendously increased demand for shotgun ammunition for next fall’s No Other hunting season, impell the thought- ORE ful hunter to make an inventory of leading Cigarette his needs along this line, and re- plenish as he finds shells available DAY

Also do not junk your present Service stocks of fishing tackle in anticipa- is to GOODTEAR b FIRESTONE TIRES Safer Smoke! tion of purchasing new equipment this spring. While some new equip- JIMMY’S TIRE SHOP ment is coming into the markets 1st Si H Sts. N.W. ME. 7060 it is in small relative tc quantity Established 192fi the expected demand, and is being distributed by the manufacturers or TRANSPORTATION No Other Gives Raleighs bat 1000 a strict basis to old customers quota with the Babe Therefore take care of your rods I-1 and reels and have necessary repairs VM 'M&RYMND’S “Take my word for it, Raleighs are made at this time before the sea- right!" says Babe Ruth. “I’ve studied sons start. CHESAPEAKE BAY I the tests, and it’s true—Medical Science Brook trout fishing is only a little FERRY SYSTEM has proved no other cigarette gives you more than two months away. Thf less nicotine, less throat irritants EFFECTIVE APRIL 20. 1918 perch, shad and herring will be ir ... is actually safer to smoke!" the Potomac almost before we real- (To continue until further notice) ize it. Already the hardiest of the Daily and Sunday. angling fraternity have been making pilgrimages to nearby brackish watei SANDY POINT-MATAPE AKE SERVICE creeks after yellow perch (with, in- Leave Leave cidentally, not too much success due Sandy Point Matapeake to the continued bitter weather). 7:25 A.M. 7:25 A.M. Fishhooks, especially those usee 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. in fly-tying, should be treasured 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. Don’t throw your old, worn "dry-fly! 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. away, but cut off the trimmings anc 1 1 :00 A.M. 11 :00 A.M. u/e the hook again. We are told th< 12:00 Noon 12:00 Noon fine wire hooks in the smaller size; 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. will be particularly difficult to obtair 2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. j and there is no substitute for then 3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. in vlry-fly fishing. The angler car 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. conserve his stock of hooks by stick 5:00 P.M. 5.00 P.M. ingto standard fly patterns and no 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. making up a lot of experimenta 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. combinations of tinsel, fur anc 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. feathers, which often prove utt^rl; ROMANCOKE-CLAIBORNE SERVICE worthless as fish getters. We an Leave Leave speaking from personal experience Romancoke Claiborne 9:40 A.M. 9:00 A.M. B. Dunn of this honorec Ray city 1 :40 P.M. 1 :00 P.M. us with a visit this week and showee 3:40 P.M. 3 00 P.M. us his an alum prized possession, 5:40 P.M. 5:00 P.M. inum band from the of a Canad: leg 7:40 P.M. 7:00 P.M. goose, which he shot at Lake Mat •Bus connections > tamuskeet on January 12. Thi goose was banded in the o For Farther Information Write spring STATE ROADS COMMISSION 1941 at the Jack Miner ; Migrator; CHESAPEAKE BAY FERRY SYSTEM Bird Foundation in Ontario, Canada 108 E. Lexinston St.. Balto. LExinxton A510 George L. Dyer, District of Colum LESS THROAT iRRIUHTS Ivthan the HEW. Smoother. Better Tastine Byron Nelson America’s No. 1 Golfer follows through on Raleighs! "I’ve seen the reports myself,” says Byron Nelson, "and studied the tests, which were certified by eminent doctors. And it’s true! Medical Science l^s proved conclusively that no other cigarette contains less nico- tine, less throat irritants ... is actually safer to FOUNDED IN 1894 smoke—than the new Raleigh! So Raleighs must be right—right for taste, and right for throat/”

This newspaper, through its past perform- ance records and official result charts? chronicles a statistical history of every horse Raleighscientific tests of America’s six biggest of cigarettes — tests certified by 14 distin* running on the North American continent. Ed Sullivan j including eminent throat specialists—now offer Famous Col / Newspaper positive: No other leading cigarette gives you Form statistics used and I on Daily Racing officially recognized by., Reports Raleij ^ nicotine, less throat irritants ... is actually safer to "I reserved my opinion until I had ts of noke—than the new, better i NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE RACING COMMISSIONERS smoother, tasting Raleigh! Ed Sullivan, "but now I’m convinced! tests,” says So try Raleighs! Enjoy the rich, choice tobaccos that make INCORPORATED CANADIAN RACING ASSOCIATIONS Medical Science has proved you can’t beat Raleighs for so smooth ... so mild so full-flavored irritants .. for all-around Raleighs yet they’ve THE MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB less nicotine, less throat , safer smoking. And since Raleighs are right—right become the favorite of millions! Remember... Raleighs are right 1 for taste, right for throat—I’d rather have a Raleigh!” i *

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