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DICK TRACY W-ri ir-w fiiiaiiy r'ki oi Avyiki raAi'i WITH THEM HA THE CROOKS AS SOON AS I WAVE PLENTY OFPBOQE ILL EXPOSE TMEM FOR WHAT THEY ARE-DOPE PEDDLERS AND THIS IS MV FIRST EVIDENCE I il WARDENJ, THERE'S 7 YOU DON 'TV I TRANSFER THE PRSONEPJ SMi A SMUGGLING If OUT OF CELL 12. XM nrffjl fccE I Sf BUSINESS OOMG Fl TTfTTv Pv MOVING IN THERE. Itt CX OKI RlGHTEy 1" Iihs Cagers Tangled; Danner Back; Gophers Fatigued 12 MINNEAPOLIS STAR JOURNAL Jan. 29, 1945 No 'Stop Mclntyre' Talk This Week; Henry Has Bye Ry 11ALKKY HALL A gaudy mixture of Minnesota basketball troubles and the crazy-quilt pattern of national collegiate court play In general intrigued local cage followers today. As the weekend found Purdue beating Minnesota, 54-45 minus Gopher star Bulzie Lchrman, the Big Ten race was thrown Into a four-way affair with Wisconsin the newest upstart.

And the national picture becomes fogged with thrilling uncertainty because it Is absolutely impossible to pick out one team and say "this is the best. Here's your over-all champion." The Gophers now look forward to another trip to the Iloosler state to meet Indiana at Bloom-ington Saturday night. But they TERRY YttOOCU I A LEEADyVrlEY, eEOSCOYOllH THE BOSS SAID BE MZ. EVAN AMD By JIM BYRNE This is going to be one of the most unusual weeks of the high school basketball season as far as coaches and players are con FRIENDLY WITH THESE LIEUT. LEE WENT Ck5AKfcT bHOKlAUfc IN I Htr I itkJiT-rr TA-rm Alio Uic AJCli WVVP AAP LAND.

HOPE- CHINESE 5I)EJZILLAS TO MAKE THEie I SUPPOSE WE LL 1USEP lO ON have to 01ve them china river 7 everything but beeajc vnext months pay out your chinee W0ULP LIKE TO SHARE THEIR JJ i- LOT'S OP ME. EYAN KNOWS WHO BUILT THE LANDING MANNERS TO THE cerned. No one has to worry I WEVEK THOUGHT" I'D WHAT HE'S POIM- STEIR-WEEE COMES D2A60N I OUESS SUES THE ONE OF THEAN0W. EVEC.AOAIM.TOUCH gJZINGIN A NAW LOCAL BEASSi DIET SO TKANSM1TTEK THIS FAR INTD w- 3 4 -T about Henry, or what to do about Jim Mclntyre, because the fast stepping Pats draw the bye. With Henry out of the picture for a week, interest will focus around the Marshall vs.

South and the Roosevelt vs. Washburn games. The Cards and the Tigers are scheduled to play at 8 p.m. while the Roosevelt-Washburn game is booked for the afternoon, but possibly officials will move the latter to the first game of the evening. PREP POINTS: First place may be sewed up, but as the second half of the season starts, six came off the North bench last Friday he wasn't given much consideration, but when he paced the Polars in the second quarter his name crept into more than one of the half time' gossip circles.

Referee Johnny Sammon was going to make sure he had a few friends in the stands Friday. He brought 13 of his "athletes" from Annunciation grade school, and lined them up with seats in the front row for the afternoon game. Southwest's Dave Garner was just another substitute before the Henry game, but he started against the Pats and tallied 15 points, five more points than any other player had scored against them in five conference games. Jim Stark of Washburn and Jerry Eckberg of Marshall each rang in 10 points when their respective teams played Henry Garner is one of the smallest players in the league Other games Friday find North playing West, Edison against Vocational and Central meeting Southwest. GASOLINE ALLEY CcJ IT WAS ONE T5 LLOYD'S Lteams still have a chance to slide CAVE OS tt'Hvl SKEE21X -TURNED IT OVER TO THE Ifi IF I'M A QO0D ENOUGH CRAW'FORDS AND THER BOS Wffli 5LEUTH.

I CAN TRACE IT. TRAVELED AROUND IN IT A Mf'f HERE'S WHERE ONE OF THE iW'lSEAR OR SO. THEN, THEV 7S FORMER OWNERS VNED. SM YOU C4N'T BUY A SABS into second place. Roosevelt has it now but South, Central, Mar CARRIAGE.

THE OHB 1UA1 CKY WAS BRAND Km. BACK IM 1921, Z4 SEARS AGO. THE shall, Washburn and West are AND. JUPY HAD IS etINQ CSED. TIME CAME- WHEN I THOUGHT I 1 passed it on.

iMri--wr rn IK CM THE TRAIL OF THE ONE 1 fe3J 1 I CTC I WOULDN'T NEED IT ANS MORE. uiruu nirf Ktecn if akwi unpc still in the running With so many teams losing players on graduation, new stars should pop Friday. When George Kertesz SKEEZIX WAS POSHED AROUND JN. -v bsM hfj ip. -m KM i7-mi err rvssx.

sa- wmiiirtf v-wi 69 HAL EVV 4-i At laWjS Big Ten Standings Trt. Pis. Op Pt. Ohio SUte 4 1 244 206 Iowa 4 1 .800 229 189 rilnols 3 1 .750 187 164 Wisconsin 2 1 .67 127 132 Purdue 3 4 306 340 Michigan 3 4 428 2S 323 Indiana 2 3 .400 246 253 Northwestern 2 4 .3.43 23 270 Minnesota 1 .166 244 284 THIS WEEK'S GAMES Monday Wisconsin at Purdue Friday Wisconsin at Michigan, Purdue at Northwestern. Saturday Minnesota at Indiana.

Michigan at Iowa, Wisconsin at Ohio SUte. don't know about Butz Lehrman who still is ill in bed. Butzie, himself, says he'll make it, but Coach Mitchell says "I don't know about boys, who are in bed a few days before a game, having much chance to play." Mitch liked the Gophers work Purdue, says fatigue beat them. They had a defense pretty well set against Boilermaker plays, but some fresh Purdue blood got in there and 4arted sinking 'em from beyond the foul line "so," simply stated the Mitchell, "you can't do anything about that." It is his pinion Minnesota could have won with Lehrman in there. Meanwhile the University of Iowa basketball squad today had the added power of Dave Danner, second highest scorer in the Big Ten conference last year and re-' cently discharged from the armed forces.

He Is not too healthy, but Coach Harrison said he might see art time play In the remaining games. On the national front, Wisconsin plays at Purdue tonight in the of a busy week which finds the Badgers playing three times on the road. And you may find your future national champion in a list that embraces Illinois, Iowa, Ohio State, Oregon, Notre Dame, DePaul, Tennessee, Kentucky, Army and Navy. WINNIE WINKLE IS YOUl? COMPLEXION RADIANT? IS YOU? HAIR STLB FASCINATING? fenS hf LOOKS LIKE THE fans hollered for more, insisted he keep on so he did, to the tune of an additional seven straight This might have been quite appropriate; when Mr. and Mrs.

William Newton ordered flowers sent to a friend's 25th wedding anniversary some time ago, the florist unthinkingly picked out a bouquet of snapdragons and bachelor buttons VISITING around over the 9 HAFTA START Xr? lllP.y0' 4 FROW SCRATCH tea DAISY FIMALLV G0TL-s I HER BOOKLET Cr ZZJJZ, FROM THE JRU- I VES, AND SSS21g ALLUREJVcV SHE'S V1 CHARM jl'fra 1DEVOURING SCHOOL JJM'J EVERY fl. vr fsJfM. WORD 7T DO YOU USE EXCITING TRICKS IN MAKE-UP? PO yOU WEAR PJ2AMA77C CLOWES? PO yOU WALK GRACEFULLY? HAVE YOU GOOD POSTURE PO YOUR BOy-FRIENPS ASK FO? EVERETT McGowan, now operating his own ice show, says Norval Baptie, the former North Dakota wizard of the ice, still manages a rink and can do figure skating Norval must be two years younger than the Constitution but he still has his original hair and teeth Bob Wiese, Jamestown's gift to Michigan's fullback heritage, has been transferred to the naval academy at Annapolis Won't be out for football, though, expects to be there only four months THEN there are some bridge players who have the cruel and inhuman suffering which fell to the lot of Frank (Dad) week-end was George Higgins, for SECONP PATES mer Twin Cities sportscaster San Diego is planning a huge dinner and reception for Pepper Martin, the old Wild Horse of the Mudcat band, on the occasion of I I C. 8. Ptf.

Off I I CaDTTisrhiL kw rM-. AJi. I I.I his taking over the managerial baseball reins Mr. Martin is uuasaaaKji now completely reformed; he sm I I He sat through a recent session wherein there were six small slams and three grand slams KM THE GUMPS wrryfxyrT7 "vy vAtsycsss i. i 3 '1 .1 1 i 1 i inisUAJ i i iiirffj wears a coat and regular pants in public, has grown positively dignified And DO YOU REMEMBER the time when (thanks to Jimmy Hegg at Curly's) when you got cigarets you didn't say "thank you very much," the clerk did i 5-1 Jmmz here the i feel oust i i PSrilil( AFTER THE BALCVTHAT B' HOUSE! VUKE it; ZE ikmi I each and every one against him and his various partners When Willie Hoppe made his world record three cushion billiard run of 25, it came after an exhibition match with Charley Peterson, wherein Bill had gone out with an unfinished 18 Gliders Take on Favorite Role Peterson Tops Senior Skiers Gus Peterson of the Moon Valley Ski club scored a double win in the senior division of the Franklin Co-op combined cross-country The NAC Gliders are now all alone at the top of the Twin City Hockey league through virtue of their thrilling 3-2 overtime win over the Al Bermans at the St.

and slalom meet at Wirth park Paul Auditorium yesterday. The Bermans appeared to have the yesterday. His time in the crosscountry was topped by Gayle Larson of the new Vorlage club, who skied In the intermediate class, with a race of 21:20. Gliders and especially Jack Flood HUGH STRIVER By Herb and Dale Ulrej; 'IT SAYS HERE" gives you Bob Hope's priceless humor in the Minneapolis Morning Tribune stopped, but steady Jack bounced back in the overtime period to WT "1 MBT This was a big day for the Pet score a sensational goal after skat ing the length of the rink. TAXe TBe TAKE IT 1 Ml I IT'D PfOg'LV PUT Hlf WW, THATTHERE'5 lOOT WE A 5NORrry? WrA UP fi TOO Hi3H -SOMETHING I WOT -0.

THAN pl SSmSTD 1 StSSfLS1 I TO ersons, as son, Roland, also scored a victory in the juvenile slalom class. CROSS COUNTS SENIOR CLASS Won by Gus Peterson. Moot Valley, time second. Henry Hgl. Minnehaha.

30:26. At the Arena the Honeywells took the Muggsleys of St. Paul in another 3 to 2 game. In this rough encounter the Honeys found a new star in the person of Russ Olson, their new goalie, when he stopped 24 of the Muggsley scoring at INTERMEDIATE CLASS Won by Gayle tempts. The next games find the Gliders defending their laurels against the Honeywells at the Arena next i.ni.im, voriage.

miv.jn: aecond. Bob Sanderson. Vorlage. third, Loula Keller, unattached, 25:13 CLASS Won by Bob Gordenler, unattached, time second, Dick Wicki. VoilagB.

third, Don Muuay, unattached. JUVENILE CLASS Won hv Bob Huston. Minnehaha, time 2V34; aecond. Torn Hettle. unattached, third, Virgil Hegle.

Minnehaha. 3100. MIDGET CLASS Won by Dick Penning, unattached, time aecond, Kenny Neil-sen. unattached. third.

Earl Wahl, unattached. 84:30. GIRLS' CLASS Won by Robert Huiiton, Minnehaha, time 3V32: aecond, Natalie Cam-mey, unattached, 47:00. SLALOM Senior Class Sunday. In St.

Paul, the Bermans Game League Okays Report on Fish Laws By JIMMY ROBINSON The acceptance of the report of the legislature's interim committee on the recodification of the game and fish laws (from some 65,000 words to 14,000) was the most important subject brought up by the Minnesota Game Protective league at the Ryan hotel in St. Paul last night. The league recommended no additional fox bounties to be paid by the state and if the state is to contribute to fox bounties that they be paid from the general revenue fund instead of the game and fish fund. Senator Wendell L. Ledin, chairman of the interim committee, told the sportsmen that the first Minnesota conservation commission was set up in 1871 and it was known as the fish commission.

The group was appropriated $500 by the state that year, but spent only $113.90. The first hatchery was established in St. Paul and It yas known as the Willowbrook hatchery- In 1876 the commission imported salmon eggs, a project that failed. The group elected Irven A. Larson, Taribault, president; C.

J. Mortinson, Ortonville, vice president; Thomas Wann, St. Paul, second vice president; B. Evans, Windom, third vice president; Earl Fuller, Park Rapids, fourth vice president; Phil Gagnon, dale, general secretary; Carl Niss, Faribault, recording secretary; Forrest Dudley, St. Cloud, membership secretary, and Walter Zapp, St Cloud, treasurer.

Frank Blair, acting director of game and fish, was pledged support in his present position. and Muggsleys will tangle for run nerup honors. Both games start at 8 p.m. Gliders (3) Bermani 3i "p7e Landgren Holmgren I Morgan Wajrnlld Nlcholaon Programs below are furnished by radio station. Whll this newspaper makes every effort to print accurate listings, it cannot be responsible for last minute changes made by radio stations.

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Owens. Muggley spares Tumlnelll. Trelchel, Lee, Schmidt, Vanelll, Connolly. First period scoring Neis (unassisted) 5:40. Penalties Swenson, major (high sticking).

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