The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 12

The Bee: Danville Vaz Tuesday December 21 1943 Twelve Yanks Of ftieWOMAN THE HOME Mrs Mamie 125 Chestnut Miss Louise 642 Uppe 81 Singer Sewing Center DANVILLE'S INEST THEATRE! Sears Roebuck Co LOVELY TABLES I Inquire At Box Office Lewis Carter urn' Co I LEA SCHOOLIELD Mrs Mar? Lovelace 436 Henry St DANVILLE'S INEST THEATRE! NOW! Jas 538 Monroe St Miss Myrtle 423 Wilson Archdale' and Easley SHIRTS Illinois Athletic An ideal gift for any man young Groceries MIm Marie 468 Avondale Dr io RABHOR ROBE ACME OOD for his Christmas ABNER STORES By CAPP females to WHAR Pictures and Mirrors NOW OPEN Sears Roebuck Co Lewis Carter urn Co Mrs Mary 811 Lee EXTRA RICH Mrs Leona 723 Main GAMES TOYS WASH AND EASY ByCRANE MM iiin RECKLES Hit EVERYWHERE ARCHERY SETS PING PONG SETS Includes six custard cups one large loaf pan and a covered cas serole Top may be used as pie i plate or slmllar'baking dish $169 SHOOT LOWER! We have the gift that will delight the heart of any woman NEWARK Bobby Jacobs 158 1 2 Philadelphia outpointed Nate Boyden 172 Chicago (10) BELK STORE BELK STORE rnESH XED ITS Longest railway line in the world is from Riga to Vladivostok more than 6800 miles She wont even AT ME RECK Visit our store and make your selection Give something to beautify home for Christmas I We have a beautiful assortment from which to make your selection Booth White Sport Shop WE SELL ULLER BRUSHES SUPER MARKET loyd and Spring Sts Sees Nationwide ootball Revival In 1944 Season INALLY ATER SIXTY YEARS RELENTLESS GRINDING RESEARCH DISCOVER? ITVTHE GREATEST LIVING MASTER THE EXACT TONAL EECT THAT CAUSES EMALES TO XMAS CASH! LOW COST WITH EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY REPAYMENTS Virginia Industrial Loan Corp 822 Main Street Wrap your wishes in a ROBE Chemistry Sets Wood Burning Sets Mysto Magic Lincoln Logs Spotter Planes Monopoly 1944 XMAS SAVINGS CLUB YE5 LOUTM CONCERTINO GONSIATO AM THE MOST tragic noun IN ALL MUSICAL HISTORY?" I WAS BORN WITH A GOLDEN VOICE AND A SCIENTIIC PkAIN rr End tables occasional tables cof fee tables just any kind of table you might want 166 57 18 8 7 7 6 5 Red bas PepsiCola Company Long Island City ronchised Bottler Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Danville Va INDUSTRIAL BANK DANVILLE RIENDLY BANK JUST AROUND THE CORI JEB MASONIC TEMPLE MEMBER I MELBOURNE Australia Dec (ZP) Vice Adm Conrad Hel frich commanderdn chief of all Netherlanl forces against Japan indicated in an interview today his disbelief the Japanese can be bombed out of the East Indies saying landings would be neces sary when Japan's home is lands can be bombed from China I believe bombing will be he said foreign enemy has ever irj vaded Japan where war is a he added "The Japanew believe themselves invincible" AM GOT A T1KK BRAIN TOO JfcbT Lfe5EN TWO HMtfr TWO MAKES MAKES CXWf A AM BETTAH BEGIN OAH COUNT UN MAH TOES TWO TIMES that go to make your holiday a happy one shop at NEW' YORK Marvin Bryant 158 1 2 eDallas Texas stopped reddy lores 162 1 4 New York (4) SEEKS TO OUTLAW RACING LITTLE ROCK Ark Dec An initiated act to outlaw horse and dog racing in Arkansas will be sponsored by Gov Homer Adkins he announced after the racing commission overrode his objections and granted a 1944 per mit to the Oaklawn Jockey Club Hot Springs Adkins' said he would assume for cir culation of petitions to place the act on the November 1944 general election ballot Approximately 6 000 signatures are needed" to' initiate the proposal OUIET LOUTf AT NINETEEN I WA A MOUTH REMARKABLE BEAUTY ANP IMMENSE AMBITION i 1 KAIN MYSeL TO BECOME THE GREATEST 1WWR VNVURBR UT ALL IIMfc CHICAGO reddie Dawson 135 1 2 Chicago stopped Al Rea soner 137 1 2 Hines Ill (10) SAN Van Mc Nutt 154 New York outpointed Kenny LaSalle 153 Los Angeles (10) or the men on your Hit give our Initial Handkerchief Set Three packed neatly In a gift box May be had In plain or color pat terns Any initial you desire 59c DEPT STORE Phone 2706 Danville Va There always be a warm spot in his heart for you if you give him a or her Christmas give a Glassbake Set Give him something that he will use every day of hts life and re member you by Yesterday afternoon at orest Hill ield Manuel proteges took an exhibition game from another picked team by a score of 8 4 after nearly two hours of scrimmage Led by ranco him self the winners proved very adept in dribbling tie ball evasively with DeBoe and McGinn standing out or the losers Younger and Alex ander Iqoked best while the whole outfit showed great improvement as the game wore on The two teams scrimmaged in order to get ready for league play which will start about the second week of January and were manag ed by Bill White and Bill Jones respectively A practice for all those interest ed in scrimmaging some is set for Thursday afternoon at 4:30 at the orest Hill ield and all are urged to come out and will be placed on some definite team for league play later Soccer is played with a round inflated leather cov ered ball which is propelled by the feet head or body but not with the hands or arms The goalkeep er is the only player allowed to touch the ball with his hands and then only within a restricted area in front of his goal known as the penalty area Outside of this area he is under the same restraint as any other player In the scrimmage yesterday most of the boys proved very adept in Heading the Ball passing the ball to a teammate meeting ball in the air with their head and the game proved very entertain ing All the boys came dressed warm but after a short while were seen shedding some of their clothing Boys Exhibit Skill During Soccer Game LET GEORGE DO IT 'A WASHINGTON Conn Thehcd Cross women of this town had an impressive quota of bandages to roll by January 1 feared they make it Someone suggested they have a party invite the men serve re a a 4 voiiiiiuuLa i Place Your Order' NOW for CHRISTMAS Notre Dame Close Second In A Poll A Good Assortment of SEWING BUCKETS and Boxes from $1 up Make Ideal Christmas Gifts lor Her Singer Sewing Center Patty Berg Golf Star Is Woman Athlete Of Year NEW YORK Dec The United States Marine Corps Re serve haibors the woman athlete of the year in Lt Patty Berg the golfing red head from Minneapolis uho yesterday was so acclaimed by The Associattd Press in its annual poll of the sports editors A year ago it appeared probable that Miss Berg might never make Believe Bombs Alone Can Win Over Japan By BARTON PATTIE RICHMOND Dec The Piedmont Baseball League al ways noted for its rapid turnover of managers is following the same pattern for the 1944 campaign A survey today showed that three changes in pilots and pos sibly a fourth are in the mills for the six club class circuit for next year Milton Stock cagey Portsmouth manager will coach the Chicago Cubs Larry Kinzer Richmond in fielder manager will be succeeded by Ben Chapman at the helm of the Colts and Bruno Betzel Dur ham manager for the past years hag been promoted to man agership of the Montreal Royals of the International League Ollie Vanek' Lynchburg is be ing carried on the reserve list as field manager of the Stators a St Louis farm club but indica tions are that he will not return to that job' next season The Cardinals also must name a new business manager for the Lynch burg team to replace Art Rouzong now in the army Roanoke is expecting the return of the colorful Heinie manager in 1944 There has been no word yet from the New York Yankees regarding plans for the Norfolk Tar farmhands who were piloted by Shaky Kain last season Successors to Stock and Betzel have not yet been announced our Cardinal clubs will train in Lynchburg next spring John son City Jamestown Allentown and Lynchburg Owner rank Lawrence of the Portsmouth Cubs has given hot stove leaguers there something to talk about by selling three of his stars to Montreal and by his dis pute with the city council over terms for leasing the stadium next season Players sold on a condi tional basis were John Bontini Billy Smith and Jack Owens Chapman who served as Rich manager and pitcher util ity player a year ago was out of organized baseball last season as a result of a one year suspension imposed for striking an umpire in the 1942 Shaughnessy playoffs Kinzer probably will return to the Colts lineup if he fails to land a managerial post with another club The Roanoke club which re placed Greensboro in the Pied mont last season with a wartime emergency membership has been voted permanent membership in the loop Stanley Radke has bought out the interest of Walter Norment and holds controlling stock The club has a playing agreement with the Boston Red Sox Thirteen new players are under contract most of them youngsters signed by Red Sox scouts and four former players are expected to return to the Ro anoke fold By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO Dec Ma jor John Griffith believes the Western Conference has proven the vSlue of continuing war time football and that colleges which suspended the sjlort will flock back into the fold in 1944 schools have realized they made a big mistake by hast ily dropping the Big Ten commissioner said today ern Conference teams playing be fore 1055000 spectators in home games this fall profited enough financially to assure a complete sports program next A survey of football by Griffith in 12 midwestern states showed: 98 per cent of the fans were in agreement with the Navy policy which permits 12 students to compete on varsity teams 98 per cent thought 17 and 18 year old boys on college teams showed up well with older team mates and against older opponents 98 per cent believed football should be continued in 1944 and that college administrations should be urged to keep intercollegiate programs operating for the dura tion The poll disclosed that 48 per cent of the fans traveled to games by automobile 14 per cent by train 13 per cent walked and 25 per cent used public conveyances such as street cars and elevated trains The greatest average dis tance traveled by fans to games was 56 miles Make Next Xmas Merrier 'by saying MERRY XMAS this rear with a membenrtiip for the entire 'in our OLD DUTCH Super Market Call or see Barker Manager Meat Dept Phone Cor Spring loyd TRENTON Jerry rello 154 Brooklyn outpointed Stanley Miller 150 Ozone Park (8) HOPES OR COMEBACK SAN RANCISCO Dec (P) Armstrong onc i triple title holder hopes to start another ring comeback when he fights Aldo Spoldi northwest wel terweight in Portland Ore in early January No date has been set manager George Moore said the Losj Angeles fighter would resume training for a circuit tour Armstrong once held feather weight welterweight and light weight titles simultaneously im 'Pl? ir HAU TME uiaze OfV Boxer Dies After Being Knocked Out In 10th Round CHICAGO Dec Al Reasoner 23 year old light weight boxer died in Columbus Hospital today about five hours after he suffered a technical knockout in a 10 round boxing bout last night with reddie Dawson of Chicago Reasoner who had been box ing professionally for about two years was unconscious when he was carried from the ring in the 10th round died without regain ing consciousness said Dr Buchan of the Commission Dr Buchan who said the cause of the death was cerebral hemorrhage announced an inquest would be held He termed death accident" ofr By BLOSSER Be Practical Give a New Electric Sewing Machine! or Christmas I Hens etc at 4 Your Neighborhood Place your order for your holiday TURKEY extra fresh showed up ate rolled bandages and prayed in the Grotto of th Quota filled two weeks 1 Nativity He visited all holy 11m ahead of time Un the town PREVIOUS WINNERS NEW YORK Dec Previous winners on The Associat ed Press annual poll to pick the team of the year: Southern California foot ball 1932 New York Yankees base ball 1933 New York Giants base ball 1934 St Louis Cardinals base ball Detroit Tigers baseball Yankees Yankees 1938 Yankees 1939 Yankees 1940 Cincinnati Reds baseball Yankees Cardinals 1943 Yankees SCIENTIICALLY I SET ABOUT TO DIS COVER THE EkACT TONAL EECT THAT HAS DOWN THROUGH THE SWOON 7 NEW YORK Dec the New York Yankees doing the rags to riches routine to mow from the biggest disappointment of 1942 to number one team of 1943 but Joe McCarthy's cten had to go hard lo nose out Notre Irishmen or the twelfth straight year the annual poll of sports writers con ducted by The Associated Press has produced a baseball winner but football might have broken the string this time if Notre Dame had been able to get past the Great Lakes Sailors in the last game inal tabulations show the Yanks and Irish received the same num ber of first place votes 32 each but the world champs got their winning margin in total points 138 166 through the balloting for second and third If the upset by Great Lakes cost Notre Dame the title the fact that the Yankees bounced back io beat the St Louis Cardinals in the World Series won the crown Once again it was the World Series that counted most with the voters just as last top award had gone to the Red Birds from St Louis after they had dazzled the baseball world with their speed 1 Of the 27 teams mentioned in the poll 3 were football clubs with the remainder divided among bas ketball with five baseball with four hockey with three and swim ming with two Whiz Kids who won the Big 10 basketball title without los ing a game surprised with 11 first place ballots and enough points 57 to give them third place by a comfortable margin over the Chicago Bears who placed fourth with 18 points and only one vote for first Ohio State's swimming team picked up two firstf place votes for the big prize and the other went to basketball five Iowa's Seahawks who gave Notre Dame its toughest scrap up io the Great Lakes game get a single first vote but moved into fifthbehind the Bears with 8 points Of the top nine clubs six rep resented colleges or service camps and only three were professionals Yanks Bears and Cardinals who wound up eighth Points were given on the basis of three for a first two for second and one for third The leading teams of 1943 with the number of first place votes in parenthesis: Team Sport Pts Yankees Baseball (32) 168 Notre Dame lootball (3u llllinois Basketball (11) Chicago Bears ootball (1) Pre light ootball Ohio Swimming (2) Wyoming Basketball (1) St Cardinals Baseball of Washington ootball Three points each Detroit Wings hockey Great Lakes ketball College of Pacific (1) foot ball Two points each New York Giants football St basket ball Del Monte Pre light foot ball Washington Redskins foot ball One point each Darthmouth Col lege hockey Montreal Canadiens hockey Randolph ield football Great Lakes football Yale swim ming Duke football Naval Academy football Los Angeles baseball Norfolk Va Naval Train ing Station basketball Purdue football Philadelphia Athletics baseball GoSU AMDlb THINK she's only TWfNTY EET away! REE! 10 PASSES TO THE I LEA THEATRE DAILY Each" day we will give ten free passes to the Lea Theatre to the persons whose names appear be tween the ads in this Christmas Shopping Guide Remember there are ten names each day so look for yours! winners may call for their passes anytime before 6 tomorrow at The Register and Bee office Read carefully your name may be listed here IGHTS LAST NIGHT ag (By The Associated Press) Ralph Zanelli 148 1 2 Providence I outpointed ritzie Zivic 152 Pittsburgh (10) PROVIDENCE I Tippy Larkin 141 Garfield knock ed out Gene Ward 145 Chi cago (4) suffered a fractured knee cap and iaw in a Texas automo comcWyislon But she hit the womenT'lrail and recaptured her thrilling open crown in a D010UW mi auei with 1he secpOK oib nnua crowned In auto Marble champ are the only rep Gloria Callen star who was na jete last year Pauline BeU champ LOOK Yojve been srrnNr ttjfpf OR TWO HOURS' COME TO BED IT'S PASr Three Possibly our New Pilots or the Piedmont or the ine oods and Xmas Goodies Charles 174 Marshall Tar Robes as advertised in leading men'a magazines Wool flannels brocaded sat ins corduroy Terry cloth Small medium large Large range of colors $495 to $1150 TICKET BOOKS Witi Special Christmas Covers Make Ideal Gifts a Enriched BREAD READY SLICED A Ar4i'DGrrt GUIDE VBABYrfj? 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