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jrhorsdry, December 1M3 -MNNEAPOLIS STAR JOURNAL. PAGE 31 in Novice Finals et to ocjk ran Q) This Is Different Ball Meet Age Hasn't Dimmed His Eye iThI -it lif -45f If iff fcvwiuu.vj If ifl Star Gopher Frosh Center Makes Debut By JOE HENDIUCKSON Tonight the heavyweights Tonight's Card nrWF.lOHT a a 1 Mitchell y. Charlea Bcrupe, and Bill Watson vs. Joa) Ardlto. BNTAMWFJ01IT Joe Tremont Larry Rowles, and Jim Dorr vs.

Ernest Christopher. FEATHERWEIGHT -John Frederfckaoa va. Ray Wachter, and Peter Sorby va. Sherman toeker. I.UillTWUGHT Tommy Preston vs.

Jerry Anderson, and Bob Orth va. Harry Montgomery. WELTERWEIGHT Douglas Bryce v. Bill Kane, and Karl Pegora va. Dan Kroe ten.

MIDDLEWEIGHT Jerry Anderson vi. John Geary, and fauleon vs. Bob Lund berg. IJOHT HEAVY James Low va. Rar Dellosla, and Dick LuU vs.

Mike Finn. HEAVYWEIGHT Bun Cheswlck va. Maurice Belisle, and Warren Beson va. Flo a Jaatewskl. VALPARISO BY 65-49 VALPARAISO, IND.

(UB-Val. paralso university's basketball team defeated Elmhurst (111.) college. Haney, you know, it a lighting technician for ono of the movie studio, in Hollywood Bill Veeck, boss of the Brewers, still wearing an open-necked sports shirt and, ye gods, it was three below in the morning This is not an affectation with Bill; the poor fellow's skin is allergic to cloth around the front of the throat (there's a scientific name) and he's comfortable only with his Adam's arple bared to the breezes Breezing into one of the rooms came Billy Evans, not a whit downhearted over being president of nothing, Just around and among again The Irish huddle took place in Kelley'i quarters Tom Sheehan, Gabby Hartnett, Donto Bush and Red Corriden day That tall, husky holding up a pillar is Phil Wein-traub Phil's stroking the three-cushion Ivories well this winter Jimmy Conzelman coach of the Chicago Cardinals, bon vivant and speaker deluxe, mingles with the baseballers for Jimmy's at home anywhere Fred Haney, resigned Toledo manager, looking strange without a job, temporarily will join the other mitt sling- ers who have been doing a good job of shaking the ring apart at De La Salle gym as the novice Golden Glove tournament reaches the finals. The big boy. have gome pretty I 2 '1 RADIO PROGRAMS The program listings below are those xurnlshelngs, it cannot b.

responsible for last minute changes newspaper makes every effort to print accurate llstd by the radio stations up to pres. time. While this In programs that are made by the radio stations. hefty puncher. In their lot, too.

One of them Is Warren Beson, for 63-49 here last night. mer all city football player at CHICAGO Truly the war has made inroads on baseball And spared the potted palms Where the lobby of the Palmer House, the Sherman, the Morrison, the Waldorf, the Commodore, the New Yorker, or wherever the baseball convention happened to be situated used to be so suffocatingly packed that you couldn't find a place to STAND you can even sit down this year No favorites The big leagues at the Palmer, the Association at the Morrison and next week the Big Ten at the Sherman A couple of pretty good pitchers of not so long ago over In a corner Waite Hoyt and Herb Pennock Yes, sir, the Bon-ham and the Russo of another day BUT DEFINITELY BETTER Casey Stengel In a whispered confab with Ray Blades, former Columbus and Cardinal pilot and both very serious Gangway, here comes Del Baker, the trainer without a Tiger Walter Seeger, prexy of the Saints, very surprised that only one concrete offer to manage his club was made the first West high who did a good job of rocking the opposition from THURSDAY AFTERNOON "WSflS his center spot on the Gopher freshman team this fall. Another 1130 Kilocycle! KSTP 1500 KilorTcle 1400 klloi-Telea 930 Klloryele 110 kllocyclea Fiavtd flarum INewa-Mualo Is Maurice Belisle, a husky who nave Ftnae Or. Darrh AInrleh Nusio Hall Muala Hall Si'hool of Air Rep. Authora Concert Brahma American School moved to the city from River Falls I WTfcN I IThe Three R'a (The Three R'a Men of the Sea iBroadttay "ifiub Matinee Cluh Matinee Club Matlnea Vita-Man WXOL 1830 hllofyclea rlxon-N Shady Valley Shadv Valley Shady Valley Backgr'd tfe Rhapaody Talk of Town Talk of Town iMualO Hall of the Air tfaTllii 1'erkina 8 i.SOi Pepper Young Rt, to Happinmn Wlf I Stelld Dalian Jonn Si46iVMow Brown Teacher, college.

NeweMeTodlee vm nh. too" i ally Delanev Favorite Band Coffee cTub Coffee Cluh Stare on Parade The Serenadera Virtory Front Newa liackgr'Dd Matinee Melody Kaffea Klatcb Concert Concert uons journey Rt. to Happineis Navy V-8 Seahound Newa-Tunea Memory Tunot 4:001 When Girl Mar. ISweat River 4 :1.V Portia Facea Life Any Bonds T'day Just Plain Bill Are Llatanlng Oov't Prof. Sheelah Carter Baseball Maet'i Tea Time John Sturffta Newa Piano Reflect'B Bob Croaby Or.

Navy Recrultln Tonight mi very Night WTCN TlOO P.M. EARL -jGODWIN Hollywood Mre. Letter to Santa Bernle ft. rarrenitien Arme Teetlny Battle Stallone School of Air Chemlitry kFuiIo Child. Storjf Sign Off The other big boys carrying the TNT In their flat, are Bum Cheswlck and Floyd Jan-lewskl who Join Beson and Belisle in warning tournament officials they better get the ring rope, good ami tight.

Tonight, semi-final and cham Binginj omnia War Bonda DoiTVvineiow Hod Harrltan Victory Newa IPhillo Kerne ft :00 Billy Folger ewa Between Llnee Sonra of West World Nei Oopel Mli Newa Itelon Farm Newe-H'ej IRhythm Eni'ble Newa Sunerman Dinner Muilo Jack Armetroni Halaey Halt Br'ka Henderion Modern Muelo Hearth ft Horn 5:80 5:43 IBobby Sherwood World Today Btu Mann vapi. Miannni THURSDAY EVENING WTCTV i WMTfT Tvrco Tvntt?" KSTP 'WtB-WCAt" Vf Op-to-tJii-lllnati Fulton Lewie, Jr. Army-Navy O'meiNewe-Bporta Newa pionship card (32 fighter, and 24 fights) will start at 8 p.m. Amoa 'n' Andy Harrv Jamea Waring of World Latent Etoorta lArmy-Novy Q'tne Victory March Am. tp'ki Am.

Young Hl-School ForumlDlnner umnar newe War News 8i30Anawer Man IKInga Jestera V. KaltenbornlLandt Trio Beside, the battle for the eight Paul Decker Or. iSporta Review Ooldlei Orch mipper Melodise Meet the Band KewaTEve. fcchTi f7r (Sodwln Scandinavian Outdoor Minn. titles, the team trophy race Is at YFoo Coffee Time Time Lum ft Abner Richard Wilson Melodies hit meMM' Knights of Note Evening Concert Family Town Meeting Death Val, paya Dark Destiny Death Val.

DayslDark Destiny Town Mceun Meeting iReadlng Music-Meeting INsws-M'om Family ID TfTnoTB'lng Croaby Si Town or Bowee tracting interest, too. Right now Wally Holm'. Citizens club team Is In the lead but all of the others have a chance to pass 'em. Gabriel Header Baall O'Connor Ma lor Bowea Town Meeting ana una Half ft Halt fipotllfht Band! tit age Door Croaby Crosby Croaby Skaters Stage Boxing Show Carl Ravaiza Carl Ravatia Halt ft Half Canteen Spotlight Banda TTTfiftlAbbott and- First Line R. O.

fcwTng Hello Soldier rl'-'u -j TEAM STANDINGS Flghtera RICHARD WILSON Chief of (h. Morning Washington lur.au ON WCCO 7:11 P.M. coatello IRavnrd Clapper Chlco Marx Or. Evening Newi Chuck Foster Or. Front Pare First Line CBS Talke Fraaler Hunt Left Polnti Stso! March of Time of Time Your Income Tax Eve.

Newa Tiev'w Turf Tunea A I Schralher Freddie King Sewe-Orch. Pappy TresteT Don Tomlln Carl Lorch fOioolBr'ke lfendereon' An amateur boxine show will b. E. rJ Woody Wlleon Cedrlo Adams John Ralelah CltUeni club Mound Incarnation Klllot Park Unity Ascension Hualo Kernel Korn World'i Most Honored Musle lOtlnlTavern Trouper of Air Rollle Jnhnsoa Let'a Relax make It possible for lights to be in 10i4SUnlv. of Air Dance orch.

B6-T stalled around the Powderhorn Let'a Relax Art Kessei Or!" Dance Music Carl Hoff TNewa-Post Mln. Newa llilS-12Dance Music Quincy Howe Dance Musis Dance musio ll'ance music I'm nnun Margaret Harry i fiB-7 speed skating track. The speed skating association to FRIDAY MORNING Is TtSIF wcco" day announced it will sponsor an Newa Morning "Pong" Military Band Test the New Auper-TELE today! 1IIB ONLY WfeiAHAHI.ki HKAHINU AID Willi four pen I mln tube In a "push-pull" circuit. Made by the amateur show at Norway hall St. Thomas Cadet Quint Wins Opener The St.

Thomas academy basket Wnf Bllent Silent Silent Morning Strings IMagatlne of AtflSunrlse Serenade Luke Rader Magazine of Air Sunrise Serenade Morning Worship Magailne of AlrlWake Up-Uve Morning Worship! Mega line of Air Sacred Heart BTuOlFarm Forum fliialFarm Forum Sunrise Roundup Bi40sunrlse Roundup Sunrleera Runrlaera Sunrlaera Sunrlsera Morning ''Pops'' Monday night, with all profits Gil "Dad" James, left, of Big Leech resort may be 83 vears old, but his eyes are plenty sharp. As proof of this, here he is with Merle Peterson of Walker and their limit of big northern bluebills. erentors nf the IHret Wearable Hie Hits A Headlines Da llyaTjnTrTNe wa MuslcTT Utley Air Almanao Flrat. News Family Altar Farm Fair Newi ft Headlines. Pages of MelodylMueta Round-up Hlta slated for purchase of lights.

Matchmaker is Johnny DeOtis. ball team opened Its season last Viu'iiiiin Tube Hearing Aid. rtudset I'luu Avnllnlili'. Write for HI I liiMiklet or tret at hotua or oar vflloe. Mnrnlna- lUncla Bill ae ft Shine Bllent Bulletin Boerd Day's Best Buy Time ft Tunes Mus r.al Ch mei Tod o' ft ITIme IRlse ft Shine I Muelcal Chlmea ITop o' Morning IMornlng Newa Newa Time 7iaftlBob Murphy 7i48MuBlcal 8 Goes Ooea U'in WorM News ThTlmea Tluelc.a' Breakfast Club Board TTewa BreakfesF Breakfast Bell Breakfast Bell Bulletin Board Musical Chlmea Time, Unity Viewpoint night with an Impressive 42-30 de-clslon over St.

Paul Monroe. Bill Doherty paced the winner, with 13 points. John Ralelsh IMuelo Classroom Lent. Tunes Mart Mart egg m.h.i si. t.l.

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Sinkwich, in accounting for 2,187 yards, became the first player In modern history to pass the 2,000 mark In total offense (passing and rushing). Mobley's 1,281 yards by rushing alone was another modern record, while Evans became the second man ever to complete more than 100 forwarded passes. Evans finished with 101, which is 13 short of the record established last year by Bud Schwenk of Washington university, St. Louis. The nation's No.

1 punter among those kicking 30 or more times was Bobby Cifers of Tennessee with a 42.89 yard average. A pass receiving champion remained to be settled between Cul-len Rogers of Texas A. and M. and Fred Salem of Texas Miners. Each had caught 36, Rogers gaining 417 yards and Salem 401.

Are LlatanlnglT. Star Parade Joae Betliancourt Htara on Parade Ronnie Kemper Newa Piano Reflect'n Muelu of Victor Herbert Hongs of West Tell Me Mora fttu Man artist who once held three world titles, will meet Ray "Sugar" Robinson, Harlem welterweight, in Madisbn Square Garden on Jan. 20, It was disclosed in Portland today. The bout will determine the "duration" welterweight title of the world, currently held by "Red" Cochrane who is in the navy. Armstrong will meet Lew Jenkins at Portland Friday.

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HARTFORD, WIS. Coitom Tanners Bine 1868 tournament, scheduled for the Cea tral Saturday and Sunday, took smoking tobacco CHICAGO Well, It's happened, folks; it was just a cinch I mean the return of Columbus writers and rooters to the old, deliciously balmy state where the football bug nibbles and bites to Its heart's content Back again will be those spring days of conversation in the press box at Redbird stadium Columbus scribe dictating play by play; "Klein singles to center. Say, Csuri has another year at tackle, you know" "Munger struck out the side; I think Fekete will be a little faster next fall." INCIDENTALLY, aren't congratulations overdue to the noble Ohio capital? Here's a town that, in the space of three months produced the Junior World Series baseball champion and the national championship football team AFTER THE Kansas State up. set of Nebraska, Gregg McBride, writing in the Omaha World Herald, led off: "If Nebraska were to play in any bowl this year it would be the Soup Bowl and cold consomme at that." And DO YOU REMEMBER the time when the Selby-Lake was known aa the crosstown line? I 5,0,0 ON VY '0 JAL5 0, 0 0 0 WATT SCtEAR CHANNEL 50,000 WATTS CBS 830(1 KILOCYCLES K. I on a judicial air today with the forwarding of Judge Frank E.

Reed's entry. Judge Reed will compete in the Veterans class. Entries for the boys' class close tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m., Bill Crockett announced. Entries will be accepted at the following play Commercial Club Fetes North, Henry The North Side Commercial club will hold its annual dinner honoring the North and Patrick Henry football teams tonight at 6:30 p.m. at Plymouth lodge.

John Ronlng, University of Minnesota end coach, will speak. A grounds: Logan, Loring, Webber, Powderhorn and Pershing. SERVING NORTHWEST LISTENERS 24 HOURS EVERY DAY TONIGHT 9:00 Pudge's Birthday Party Won't Be a Little One AND IN THIS The verbal fisticuffs of Bahy (Fanny Bricc) Snooks vs. "Daddy" Hanley Stafford and Frank Morgan vs. John Conte again will find Stafford and Conte taking the count during "MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE TIME" 7:00 P.M.

ax-well House Coffee Pudge Heffelfinger's seventy Iti '11 i fifth birthday party at the Nicollet hotel Dee. 16 will not be a closed affair for 50 or 60 of his closest SPECIAL BROADCAST FROM CHICAGO WCCO's "Farm Journal of the Air" Claude R. Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture, Fred A. Bullis, John McGovern, Judge W. C.

Leary, Orren Safford, L. A. Page, C. I. Long, George B.

Western, Arnie Oss, Douglas Rons, Thomas F. Wallace, Slg Harris, Paul Loudon, Pug Lund, Bud Wilkinson, Arthur Larkln, Judge friends. JOHN CONTE When the announcement of the party for the all-time all-American guard was made, it was the plan of the sponsors to make it a small, a'- I I I gMtSamm mil 4s. in i LAMOUR TAKES ROAD TO KMH Dorothy Lamour, who has trekked down so many "roads" with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope that she's known everywhere as the cinema capital" most traveled cutie, will be the linging guest star on Gopher Gridders to Dine Monday Members of the Minnesota football squad and their girl friends will be guests of the University's senate committee on inter-collegiate athletics at a dinner and dance in the Coffman Union next Monday night This Is an annual event and the only officially sponsored dinner the gridders attend. Dancing will follow the dinner.

unostentatious gathering. The demand for admission from sport fan. hat been so great that John M. Harrison, who originated the idea, an nounced today that it would be thrown open to every one with the party moved into the Wallace, Undersecretary of Agriculture, and Tnple-A chairmen from Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and South Dakota, will be interviewed this evening1 by Larry Haejj, WCCO Farm Service Director, on WCCO's "Farm Journal of the Air" at 5:15 P.M. from the Chicago studios of the Columbia Broadcasting System.

Paul Carroll, Phillip Plllsbury, Palmer Jaffray, H. O. Hunt, Springer Brooks, John G. Ordway. Julius B.

Baird, Julius Perlt and Jules M. Hannaford. TICKETS CAN BE HAD FROM MEMBERS OF THIS COMMIT-TEE OR AT THE CIVIC COM-MERCE ASSOCIATION OFFICE IN THE BUILDERS' EXCHANGE. George Belden 1. heading this group.

Tickets will sell for $2.50. Arrangements were under way to get speaker, of national repute for the dinner. II "KRAFT MUSIC HALL 8:00 P.M. Kraft Cheese Harrison also fcscted a commit DOROTHY LAMOUR tee on arrangements for the big' ger get together with the following listed: 1 fr- J. M.

Harrison, chairman; Bunny Advertisement Rathbun, vice chairman; John Plllsbury, George K. Belden, Harry Macalester Grid Banquet Scheduled The annual joint banquet of the Macalester college club and the Macalester football squad will be held at 6:30 p.m., Dec. 11, in Connell's restaurant, St. Paul. Father John Dunphy of Church ef the Ascension In Minneapolis will be main speaker.

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