Pleurisy Attack Means End OfAlbie Booth ys Athletic Career? VALE AND LASSITER LAMUVEE VS HOOD A Good Of The Warner IN BOSTON Example System MAKE NEW MARKS Lung Covering Infected.; Rumor* And Reality Gathered From TO-NIGHT New Hatmi, Conn, Nov SO— Nov *0—(IT)—Two I HIM—«l HHIilll——55S1 Have Boaton, (CP)—Yale and a Yale half- Yale Star May IB-round bout* between Tony with Bhuoeo and Al Friedman, local back were credited to-day This Sporting V^orld heavyweights, and Leo larivcc two new record* aa remit of To Sanatorium of Waterbary, Conn, and Billy Saturday's ftl-14 victory over To Go The Grist Of Athletic Contest Hood or England, middleweight* the traditional rival, Princeton. will feature a benellt program When the Ella ran wild and New Haven, Conn, Nov 30—(UP)—Albie Booth's ill- held under the ausploc* of the ran up a total of SI point* Argonne A. A. at Boaton Arena they broke aa all-time Hie ness, optimistic hospital reports notwithstanding, is far BY JOHN A* CLUNEY to-night. Three record for total point* more serious in its implications than has been revealed, the The doable feature will round scored by 11 points. The was on He oat a card of II bout* Including highest previous score in Harv- United Press informed to-day good authority. fight* between active boxer* and ard-Yale-Princeton competition may never be able to engage in athletic competition again. The of Robust Health exhibitions between stars of was 40 points. I Penalty other day*. Bob Ijossttcr, Aible Booth’s Official announcements regard- substitute at left halfback, rc- ing his ailment changed It from Albie Booth, whose deeds on the field and floor hare earned for cevird a Princeton kickoff on IN DANGER OF pleurisy to bronchitis Saturday have him a permanent niche in Yale's hall of athletic fame, lies in a New his fi-yard line and raced It but It was learned doctors yards straight down the middle LUNG INFECTION made a definite and final diagnosis Haven with either bronchitis or to hospital pleurisy. According reports EMERALDS HUMBLE of the gridiron for a touchdown, of pleurisy. emanating from the sick room, it seems to be taking someone a long breaking by a single yard the In Danger runback record established by The small Yale football, basket- time to make up his mind as to just what is with Booth and wrong COLLEGIAN CAGERS Captain Booth In the Dartmouth ball and baseball star is suffering what he must do or not do to regain that robust condition of health game this year. from an infection of the lung cov- which was said to result in that is his natural heritage. the cheerful bulletins thrust at the ering Despite a serious lung disease 80 per cent public to date, the United Press claims today that it learns on good Lodge and Rozint Feature of the time," according to medi- Should this disease authority Booth is suffering from an infection of the lung covering that IN cal authority. as Rah-Rah Boys Bow GENLOT GIRLS obtain a foothold, Booth—far from indeed serious, and further that the man’s real ail- may prove young to 35 to 32 playing basketball an baseball this ment is pleurisy, not bronchitis. Albie's constant training for some Rivals, college year—might even have to to a sanatorium to recuper- school made his excellent health has HARTFORD MATCH retire sport since high days, possible by Naugatuck, Nov SO.—With Ttay ate. Booth has been in training for proved a boomerang, and his athletic career may have to be abruptly Lodge and Joe Kozlnt contributing one sport or another ever since his circus shots In the final minutes of school days and the strain has ended if he is not to further endanger himself. You see, there's such a Roll All-Hartford Maidens high play, the Naugatuck Emeralds de- taxed even his small but robust thing as being too healthy. feated the Rubber Town Collegian* Saturday in Salvation physique. Saturday evening, 3S to 32, In a Disaster Ahead nlp-and-tuck affair at the borough Army Benefit — Blue Booth may play basketball—he Old Man Opportunity T. The win was the Em’* second is captain of the Ell quintet—and In as many stars. The score: Ribbons to Show baseball in this, his senior year, Knocks Again Emeralds B F I* but doctors fear the effect upon ...... 8 of violent Johnson, If 3 2 Hartford, Nov 30—Indications his physical condition Should Willie Bush, the local be fortu- Cleslewskl, If....0 0 0 exercise. Negro light-heavyweight are that a sized crowd will Lodge, rt.3 2 8 good nate to a of leather on Joe Sekyra night enough hang lump Thursday Poskavage, c .4 2 10 be on hand for the First Annual that will result in a knockout, the fistic gates will be opened to him llozlnt, Ig.4 1 « Salvation Army Christmas Dinner o 0 with a suddenness that will surprise his most ardent well-wishers. Hnmborskl, Ig .0 Benefit bowling match to be held Daly, rg .0 0 0 Willie’s handlers have already decided to enter him in the Chicago Saturday afternoon and evening, December the Wooster Annex elimination tournament December 11, which Totals 14 7 3!) 6, at light-heavyweight starting where local fans will have a Collegians b f p alleys to forth a successor to the clownish, to see the famous Blue Rib- is supposed bring dizzy, night- Orebauskns rg ...2 r> 0 chanco titleholder, Maxie Rosenbloom. Even a win over Sekyra will Karab&n, Ig ....2 1 !> bon Bowling team, outstanding clubbing club of the New McTjEMORE Baxter, c .....0 0 0 duckpln England By HENRY be bad news for Willie’s opponents in the Windy tourney, for In action the of Staff City VanDelft, c ...... 1 0 2 states, against pick (United Press Correspondent) tha Dayton battler proved himself somewhat of a fistic sensation in Butkus, rf .3 2 8 the best bowlers In Oreater Hart- New York, Nov 30.—(UP)—If ford. disposing of Charley Retzlaff, when the Minnesota mauler was the Belinsky, If .3 2 8 you should arrive in New York this The Blue Ribbon team is com- week and find many of its better summer. best of them sensation of the east, last Sekyra has fought the Totals .11 10 32 posed of Frank Barber, manager, citizens looping the loop off tall Charlie Hardy, secretary, Jack including Schmeling and Loughran and acquitted himself creditably. If Hcore at half time—Emeralds 1, buildings, wagging- their ears, In their scats at White, Carl Frisk, Mike Boglno, 13. Referee, George All or tlic 42,000 spectators weren’t yet silled wearing anvils for watch charms Bush can turn in one of his good performances, his fistic future is made. Collegians, streaked Halfback Bill Tato, Nick Tronsky, Jack Dillon. Time—Four 10-mlnuto Harvard Htndluni. Cambridge, Mass, when away and juggling dynamite sticks, do for a Oacek. periods. C'addoll (Indicated by arrow) of Stanford on a 72-yard run not be alarmed, for datfiness good- Note trail of In his wnkc. It was the llrst con- In association with the Blue Rib- ness week here A Little Of touchdown. the upset* AijUiE booth is again. Everything tribution to Stanford’s spectacular 32 to • defeat of Dartmouth. bon team, the Oenlot girls of Wa- Dafflness goofflness week, In case terbury, former state champions you don’t know it, is just another After a most outlook insofar as sports was concerned, In- gloomy and holders of many team and way of saying that the six-day DUSTY MEETING national will meet some dormant school spirit was awakened at Leavenworth and the dividual records, bicycle peddlers are at It again In a team of local girls picked from PORTUGUESE BOW Madison Square Garden's mon- sun shines once for the Western Connecticut champions of last Bush Has Real again, Opponent the various leagues operating In strouB wooden mayonnaise bowl. season will sprout a good team again. There's apt to be a little AT Y TO-NIGHT this city. Dafflness goofflness week started Due to the fact that not one verbal scrambling tomorrow night when the City Amateur League ap- pen- TO EAGLES 5 TO 4 promptly at 9 o'clock last night and all Prior To His In ny of expense will be connected will be with us until Saturday more Representative!) of Industrial Try for in the six team find there are with the cent taken plicants places proposed loop basketball league teams are re- benefit, every night at 11 o’clock when the boys In for admlslon or on donations it until than six outfits looking for action. Coach Jimmy Lee should quested to be on hand at the Y will dismount and call quits will to the Salvation F. 0. E. Outfit Take Inter- to-night at 7:45 o'clock for a spe- go Army. next time. have some basketball wins for Wilby this season that will help at 2:30 cial meeting to determine the elig- Light-Heavy Tourney The program will start They’re All Back some veteran the All Hartford esting Soccer Tilt to En- assauge the memory of the past football season. He has ibility of three of four members of p. m. when Girls For this year's dafflness goofl- the will bowl the Oenlot Girls team of ness race Mister John Chapman, material which should formulate a winning hoop squad. Parochial Gene Kurmitsky’s Beardsley-Wol- In his six years of campaigning among light heavy- ter Third Round of State cott combine which opened its sea- Waterbury. At 3:30 p. m. the sin- the man who put the $ in bike directors more than thankful for the use of Har- school kids and their are son Tuesday night with a 21 to 11 weights, Joe Sekyra, the Bohemian-American 176-pounder, gles between Jack White and racing, haB assembled a fine collec- 5 Cup Series them over the Farrel old Burnham will be rolled. At tion of peddlers, including all the tht Phoenix avenue armory which George Mulligan gave gratis victory Foundry some class and come has met up with real high opposition p. m. the doubles will be rolled and old favorltea and hal fa dozen or week. How does All-America team now with quintet. Tho Hartford Soccer club and last your compare out of it with considerable credit. His record is such that It Is expected that Frisk and Tato more new faces, or rather, new President Chick Kelley will pre- the Waterbury Ragles won their -one decided on two weeks There’s to be represent the Blue Ribbons old favorites and half a dozen or the you ago? going side at to-night’s confab. Two he should a distinct local attraction Thursday night jvlll way into the third round of the prove with Gebler and Moseley or Fldo vorltes is Reggie McNamara, whose of action in the League this season, with all teams stronger games ure on the schedule for to- state cup series with big score vic- plenty City when he will hook up with the hard-punching Willie Bush O’Brien and Ray Gaines for tho bad spill last year came when morrow evening, the first bringing tories yesterday. The Soccer club, only than last season. local team. At 8 p. m. the big five his beard tangled in the together the defending champions, in the main ten round bout at the Waterbury arena on Phoe- at Charter Oak Park, Hartford, got up man team event will be rolled; In of his machine. is American Brass, and the Farrel defeated the Hartford United 6 to spokes Reggie nix avenue. all the men's event five games will known to be older than Santa Foundry five at 8 o'clock and the 3, while the Ragles topped the be rolled. The admission will be 25 and Is credited with having Grands Win Over Clock company and Telephone Portuguese 6 to 4 at Claus AMATEUR A very Interesting angle to Brass Watert’n cents for afternoon and evening Waterbury his first teams In the feature attraction at Hoopmen Hamilton Park. given George Washington fans appears on Sek- events. two or three lessons on how to 9 o’clock. Alden White will referee City boxing The Hartford game drew a big Bristol Bowlers vs on an BASKETBALL both tilts. Dancing will follow the yra’s list of deeds In the ring, and Litchfield Friday crowd to Charter Oak Park the pump upgrade. main Six-day bicycle racing may be game. that Is a ten round decision over spectators being kept standing In In Bristol Saturday the fun, but it's clean fun. There night, A1 Deland's Watertown high Dobkins Out the cold for nearly a half hour dizzy Jf, B. Boys’ dub vs Bristol the well known Texas Tornado, Huey, never has been any scandal attach- Qrund Recreation, pin topplers school basketball with a waiting for the game to start. The New Britain, Nov *0—The New Chuck Burns, scored In 1927. At array, ed to dafflnesB goodness week un- continued their winning ways by Branford Laurels United team was late in reaching Brltuin Boys’ club basketball team that time, the man who could beat championship In view this season for Varsity Team less you count the rumors about Bell the field. The summary: will meet Its old rival, the Bristol getting out in front of the In their class, take on the Litch- Franco Glorgetti and Gerald the formidable Chuckcr had to Ragles (S) Portuguese (4) club at the local holdout to- bowlers by a margin of 66 Rout field cohortH night In to Tho Democrat) Debaets who, by the way, were Boys' City Triangles to that high Frldny (Special two victories know his stuff. In addition Schwarts Maltmnn away merrily when I night. With already pins In the first games of a home Watertown, for their first league Chestertown, Md, Nov 30—Harry spinning a Sekyra holds a two-round knock- Outside Left an last scored In as many Karnes and New Haven, Nov. 30.—Cnleush- I encounter of the season. The De- former High and St stepped out for aspirin and home series, which will be llomera a win over Huey, Crosby Tuber Duncan veteran team remaining from last lng a deceptive passing attack and out over Itojas, landers showed of class In Is night. j and de- plenty Duke's Prep cage star making Inside Left the Hardware concluded Wednesday night at the some alert, line' Young Bob Fitzsimmons win over the so uooar season, City group hard-charging their ten point a strong bid for a position on the Mullen T. Bowes cisions over James J. Braddock Franco Is confident of tuking their honored (Irand Alleys beginning at 8:30 o'- smashing, the Branford Laurels Alumni Thanksgiving night and College basketball Center I have heard It said that and Yale Okun, while his no deci- Washington sidekick rival Into camp. clock, Gene Casey, Bozo Rente, yesterdny defeated the Triangles, with a strong offense built around team. Huey, who is seeking a McFarlane McLaughlin and his waggish Belgian sion contests Include Jousts with than the com- oJhnny Manzo, Jimmy Barber, 13 to 0, in a fast game at Ham- Mort Klelty and Ike Miller, should guard post. Is at present bothered Inside Bight are so much better mer Johnny Itlsko. K. O. Chrlstner and Munro Marr that are forced to Colonials Win Aituln Louis IMedmonte, Al Roden and field, Branford. The local lose very lew contests this season. a of ankles sus- petition they He later drew by pair sprained Outside The Colonials Journeyed to Willie Tato the Grand eleven minus the services of its Tommy i-ioughran. Right take It easy lest they sew the race comprise stalned In a tug-of-war contest Brown Kernan and de- star and Its two with Rlsko and lost to Young this, of Thoinaston Saturday night grout), Saturday's scores: back, DePtlippo staged between the Freshmen and Left Halfback up by Monday night, the 28 to 1». The ends, Don and Htrlbllng and Muxle nosenbloom, ter of Middletown as course, would never do, for com- feated Kaceys, MATCH UANE. regulnr Fltsgerald opponents. Sophomore classes. Pettljean Cairney the champion. of dafflness locals led at half time, 14 to 4, but Buddy Howard, couldn't get its at- present The boys met a few weeks ago In Al Dopklns, another Waterbury Center Halfback petition Is the life around tack while Test for Wllllc a which as it Is of the home club played rings Bristol, Nov 30—Match game roll- working, Hrahford, with this city In bitter battle youth. Is again a member of the R. Connaghan Ross goodness week, Just last Its Tisko and Bock All In all, Sekyra shapes up as when Halfback trade. I wouldn’t them In the third and periods. ed in Bristol Saturday night. cripples. King, terminated Knapp'N punch- W as h 1 nglon varsity basketball Bight Personally, the hardest hurdle that the am- H. Connaghan Campbell was a fair "Bossy" Harntck and Babe Borneo Urand Iteerrntlon Vive. back In action, showed the best ing powers gained the nod In the squad and has Just completed a know about this. I form of the seuson. bitious Bush haB yet been forced Carter has been hol- Left Fullback In and at one time scored 10 and 6 points, respective- I .arson Ill) 100 128— 827 latter rounds. successful season with the Eastern cycler my day, to face. With the light heavy- chance since McQuada Bright could ride from Martin’s livery ly, for the winners. Rente .164 117 103— 374 lering for another Shore College's grid squad. Bight Fullback tournament In Chicago Just corner Main and Lovallo 36 117 90— 302 A & BOWLING LEAGUE weight that time, and has been lucky Irving Ross, also of Waterbury, Marshall Blackwood satble on the of ahead, Willie figures he must win man North Kml Y Juniors Win Casey 98 123 138— 387 W. L. Pet enough to get It. and a letterman In basketball ut Ooal Pine to old Busby's grocery 140— of an In the prelim Saturday at Thom- Al llodcn .118 129 387 Meriden 0 3 .7 50 ; to make any sort Impression Kddle Carr und Kddln Jessup Washington College last season, Ooals: R. Bowes 2, McQuade 2, store three blocks down the street 8 I In for Is best union, Frankie Conroy’s North Knd Waterbury ...... 4 .600 the tourney, Sekyra will show on the card against op- will bo able to In Mullen, Duncan 2, Marr, D. Howes, without touching the handlebars. 564 588 not participate re- 597—1747 known now as the man who put Substitutions, It. Bowes for McFar- was some 60 or 60 •Y. Juniors defeated the Kucey Bristol 7 5 .582 ponents to be announced later. the cage sport this season because But that Center Rerrentlon Bristol. lane: W. Campbell, (New 23 to 13. Sal Martino took Five, New Haven. 7 5 .5 82 ; the damper on Charley Itetzlaff Referee, years ago and to-day by knowl- nerves, of 111 health. two 45-mlnuto with Hnntora .107 97 108— 310 2 9 last summer before a shocked mob Haven); Time, pe- the art of Is so Individual scoring honors Branford .250 IS Waterbury athletes have long riods. edge of cycling llradlgu .110 117 128— 355 who were then VETERAN BKIPPEHRTTE I nln* Fitzpatrick held Oooly, Middletown 2 10 .166 of New Yorkers been In the Maryland slight, that for the life of me points. Paters 127 98 118— 343 YOUNGSTER prominent Clock Town forward, score- hulling the newly acclaimed west- and couldn't tell whether Franco and flashy Wolfsgart .121 104 119— 844 college’s athletics particularly four him- OlIK WI/./.A IIJ> AT EARLY AGE ern sensation. Lorna Whittlosey, one of the were their all, or less and garnered points Nells .113 94 124— 391 so In basketball. Fred "Dutch" MIDDLETOWN SO. ENDS Gerald giving most successful skippers self. Isidro itlbus, 46-year-old Span- Rot urn Bout yachting Dumschott, Jack Carroll, Henry Just leaning over the handlebars return of the sound region. In the 578 610 596—1883 ish billiard star, gained fame for A decidedly Interesting Long Island and George Carrington, Mike Flore, WIN CITY TITLE, 13-0 winking at the doll babies with Carmen Is but she has been racing boats Star A. C. Wins his fancy shots as far hack as 1900 go has been hooked 19, Bobby Cavanaugh, Jake Relger, gallery. since was six. In a goal when' he was a of 16. Knapp of New Haven and Sal Car- she are — No So Easy Charley Lewie dropped Naugatuck Kimwoods Saturday youth Mike Kelley and Jimmy Galvin Middletown, November 80 midfield 20 eeconde to who have Six-day biking, In addition to •from with night, winning 33 to 18. It was the among the Wnterburlans The Bone of Italy were again city Saturday evening giving the In varsity athletics at being a most dizzy and gruelling •play locals second victory In as many participated champions, a victory at Municipal 'Star A. C. ot Hopevllle a 24 to 23 Washington In recent years. sport. Is downright dangerous. starts. Field and win over the Bristol Boys’ elub In By Loafer yesterday afternoon over the Spills are hourly occurrences Lewie and O’Don- South Ends by a 18 to 0 score giv- I mean those things that the Bell City. Hoys’ Cluh Win Spectacular Sports by spills of the locals ing them the local grid title for when six or seven or more nell were high ecorere Jim Mobile's Boys' club hoop- happen Chocolate, Singer the seventh successive season. The riders streak around a turn to- with seven and eix points, respec- men defeated the Muter Dolorosa Italians outplayed the Knders, run together, and go down tively. Boys' club of Holyoke Suturduy gether, Fund whose ranks were depicted by the together. What happens after that night ut the club, 89 to 31. Joe Mo- Meet for Cadet* to Meriden absence of first string men who depends on how a man falls, what J’luy bile led the attack on the Paper Cliff vs. were Injured in early season games, he falls and how tough he is. Wednesday night Loughlln’s with four baskets and VALE- New York, Nov 30.—(UP)—A1 on, Cadets will City quintet ppifcefai—OT- but both aggregations put up a undefeated Hoys' club six free thrown while Steve Hony- pRlMCEION Singer of New York former world’ll Juniors at the brund of footbull that was highly Last some big-hearted soul meet the Lincoln otskl scored six Held goals and lem^bToC^ lightweight champion, and world'll year school gym. ifi Interesting to the crowd of 2,600 offered a for each splinter Lincoln junior high one free throw. uie Ji\e pewod. Junior lightweight champion Kid penny out that lined the soggy field, collected off the floor by the To-night the Cadets will work a sale Chocolate of Cuba will meet in the the direction of hocem, A1 Kellie of this city filled the riders. It cost the big hearted one at the club under Cadets Win 30 hi 1« back, feature bout of the Christmas fund di- capacity of head linesman In this a cool million dollars to fulfill his Charley oberdlck, physical With Howie Koughlin and Ijl- Threw a despera^ boxing nhow at Madison Square tilt. Eddie Hart, of Cheshire, ref- And a million splinters, rector. Vlgnc doing most of the scoring Garden, December 11. promise. R*Z\»AP£> R\SS— ereed. no matter where you get 'em Is a the HoyH' cluh Cadets copped their The match was closed yesterday • Buck lot of ZI-Tlicta-PI Set fourth straight Saturday at the Sinking Down The and will be either 13 or 14 rounds. splinters. With Harry Kane, “Ked" McIn- cluh defeating the 30 Chocolate, who recently held AND Joe Cav- Trl-Squarca, reajd wbiT ALL-MANCHESTER A lemon-flavored grass grows tosh, Charley Overton and to 1C. FftMicK, lightweight champion Tony Can- In the In South Africa that Is used for anaugh the lineup, Seymour vale's RkjhTb>d« zonerl to a close 15-round decision MAJORS 0-0 little diffi- PLAY, flavoring and custards. Town team experienced Aces Disorganized LOWRY defeated Singer In a previous bout pies defeating the Zi-Theta-l’l OFPRlNtgfrj culty The widely-heralded Boy*1 club at Yankee Stadium in 1929. Manchester, Nov 80—The Majors of this city Saturday night re- rtSE'fcw' re- quintet Acea have disbanded for the HoONPED The bout will mark Singer’s and the All Manchester football at Concordia hall, Seymour, win- mainder of ma- He the year for the turn to major competition. teams played to a scoreless tie yes- 37 to 16. Seymour led at half a one- ning jority of the stars are endeavoring retired from boxing after terday afternoon at Hickey’s drove 18 to 11. to Cansonerl .time, land placed on the Croaby-Wllby round knockout by Tony In the first game of the series to last high nchool squad*. In the first defense of his title determine the town championship. Kasy Winners a IS Vikings but now is THE SIGNAL November attempting The game was unusually rough, With Shorty'’ JPetrocclone finding Itona-lhiniM won several Win comeback and has one from each team being Irons at the Naugatuck Y for player ^the Strengthened by the acquisition minor bouts. the officials. A large .14 points, the Vikings had little disqualified by of Ullly Donahue, the liona-Dom number of penalties were Imposed, ■ opposition afforded them by the club of the Central Y routed the most ogf them against the Majors, I'hl-Hetta- flamtna quintet Satur- C. A. L Meet spoiling several of their best scor- day, 30 to ut the Y court. Six- Hoop 20, ing chances. • by-six" lalUer and llay Murphy In an effort to start the ball "DANCER” with 10 and nle point*, respective- • TO 0 rolling. President UI11 Darwin of SENATORS LOSE, ly, were the wlnnera big guns. November 80 The the City Amateur Basketball Hartford, Burnside eleven defeated the leugue has called a meeting for to- All Friar* Law ,31 to 20 All Hartford Senators t to 0 at the Look UP morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the ahead.... Colds, MAti WHO LAUGHS The Tower drill defeated the Stadium gridiron park department office of the City Hurley yester- I’uHtlc.Friar* Saturday night at tho afternoon before a small illness, increase at this HtS SLEEVE kNOlUS Hall. Itepresentatlves of all teams day Central Y, 21 to 20. In a hectic crowd. The East Hartford town seeking franchises are requested at time of the is- tilt. Soup” Ilesplns, Friar* forward, was at stake. year.JVowis -.where wsfuhkN Some confab. All foes will be title inlNNed an easy sucker *hot with this entry to be to-morrow time to get your 10 Necond* to go which would have expected posted turned the tide. Ituxum with ft night. H0PEVILLE WINS, 25-0 point*, waa high scorer of the evennlng. aiS CONTINUE Hopeville copped the deciding Duofold game of their annual series with Free Poland Iswr the Cotton Hollow eleven New Haven, Nov 30—(UP)— yester- /fooAfr Underwear With Kddie Keefe dropping In at 26 to- O. F. Yale continued training rules to- day Naugatuck, seven field goal*, the Woodbury Jumels and dor- after the Princeton game be- Moss, Troland, Town learn defeated the Free Po- day H. line. because of next Saturdays sched- man crossed the C. goal land quintet of Thomaaton Satur- •Mil I.H*» all their round-robin In the Conway made an extra point with Bid—tep colds—and day, 43 to 29. Kayeekl with 10 uled charity Coach Mai Stevens has a placement kick in the final quar- Protect point* excelled for Ihe lower*. bowl. Head costly ooo—quenosa. the task of cutting his largo ter. / —raing to the limit year h—lth—your Emerald* How To Irtdeni quad of regulars II, for four teams In the tour- FIGHT SMUddLKHH power. It’s the beet invest- Johnny Dock's Rrneralda were allowed will have pl»y" wait ■ubdued by the Ifunny Austin's nament. Yale new ment on Earth! Don’t its flrst opponent, Duluth, Minn—An aerial patrol leader* Saturday at Hopevllle for Holy Cross, and until too late! now! Dartmouth er Brown If It wine the to combat smuggling of aliens Buy gym, 41 to 32. Austin, cichettl and across the Canadian harder lotta first game. llqbor hokum Harrison acorad 34 point* among Into the United States Is being rec- entire them, two more than the OF RACING ommended to the treasury depart- registered. CRADliSC to*, intpe losing aggregation horse racee on the ment by Curtis M. Johnson, cus- Kanthlcre Heooml Choice The IIret American continent were instituted toms eolleotor for the port of Dul- Dick naldwlti'a TtnmhWw* were In six months after Long uth. He states that live planes, sta- humbled by the CertfnH Y Junior* 1131, Siwb was taken from the Dutch, tioned ISO miles apart and opera- at the Cents-*I Y surface, Island Saturday Oovernor Itiehsrd Nloholle on ted by instructions from a cen- 19 to 14. LaPoint* and Carring- by Plain, near where Hemp- trally located radio station, would wlnnera heat beta and Salisbury ton were the stead In to-day. stop the smuggling. aaaa*^ MuUuire and Ferrltor, the losers.