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SECOND SECTION THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1946. SIXTEEN Trade And Travel PTh AtPTUT BOLAND NAMED ROCK FAT JO. Boiler Trouble On Carver Causes New Arrival Delay Several hundreds of Honolulu residents, chiefly women who? husbands are aboard, met with disappointment late Tuesday when word came through to Honolulu the USAT George Washington Carver wouldn't make it to port that day, after all, because ct Wevsfen iJffifss (BrnTue SfoaUsy boiler trouble at sea. club, port of Ho- nolulu, when the i shipping men's shipping tional from the war assets corporation.

These have a deadweight tonnage of 7,500 each and will accommodate 12 passengers each in if. Keeshin Decides Me Needs Full-Time Man New Mentor Was AH-Americaii At Minnesota; Ernie Nevers. Restored To Post As Backs' Coach Play Final Home Game Friday CHICAGO, Oct. 23 (UP) President John L. Keeshin of the Chicago Rockets professional football team ended his player coaching experiment today and appointed Pat Boland, former All-American tackle at Minnesota, as head coach for the remain Barring Of Negroes Hit Bv Henoites a i zation i meets next Wed- 5 i nesday, Nov.

6, for dinner at the South Seas, ac- cording to W. W. I 4 MacFarlane, Await Clarification Of Southern School's president. The admiral i i i der of the season yet been Racial Protest RENO. Oct.

29 (UP) Dr. Roland, appointed to give the d. Mr.Admiral Towers The Carver was first expected John Mosely, president of the Uni Everett To Arrive here Monday, then Tuesday. Her latest estimated time of arrival versity of Nevada, today issued a to terse no comment to reports that his school was considering cancel lation of a game with Mississippi sTf. State because Nevada's two star five two-berth and two single-berth cabins with private baths.

The Canadian Cruiser is scheduled for the first November delivery, then the Canadian Challenger and third the Canadian Constructor. After being torpedoed in 1942, the Lady Nelson was refitted as a hospital ship and served in that capacity until last April, Mr. Vaughan reported. Since that time, she has been in government repatriation service. The Lady Rodney was placed in service as a trooper in 1942, plying first between Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador and later to the United Kingdom, Their three sister ships, the Ladies Drake, Hawkins and Somers, were lost by enemy action during the war.

"These vessels began flying the Canadian red ensign in 1923 to Bermuda, the West Indies, the Bahamas, Jamaica and British Honduras under terms of the Canada-West Indies trade agree-ment," Mr. Vaughan said, "Since then our vessels have carried 3,381,159 tons of import cargo and 2,458,628 tons of export cargo. Up to 1941' they also carried some 350,000 passengers to and from was radioed from the ship as 7:30 a.m. today. Meanwhile, relatives and friends of the 524 passengers known to be aboard the transport were telephoning the Aloha Tower pilot office Tuesday on an average of On Nov.

4 Negro players would be barred. The game Is scheduled to be played at Starkville, Nov. 16 Cleo Everett, former territorial 1 In 42. once every three minutes, wanting heavyweight boxing champion who meets world heavyweight king Joe Louis in a 4-round exhibition and according to a letter received from the southern school, the two Negroes could not be allowed on the field. to know if the vessel nad yet appeared around Diamond Head i 4Sf This newspaper likewise received a number of calls regarding the Coach Allyn McKeen of Missis fight at the Stadium on Armistice Day, will arrive here by plane on Nov.

4, it was announced yesterday by Promoter Leo Leavitt. sippi State also refused to com ship. ment on the report, but the University of Nevada Board of Ath The promoter is staging the letic Control was scheduled to Louis appearance here in conjunc meet later this week to discuss tion with 20th anniversary of the In bound from San Francisco the Carver is slated to berth at army pier 40-A. She is said to have aboard military personnel and dependents, war department civilian employes and Red Cross workers. team an "older, more experienced head," took charge of the Rockets today as they drilled for their final home All-America Conference game against the Brooklyn Dodgers Friday night.

Ernie Nevers, former Stanford fullback, was restored to active status as backfield coach. The new appointments marked the third major coaching shake-up in the league within two weeks. Jack Meagher resigned as coach of the Miamt Seahawks last week and was replaced by his assistants, and Dr. Mai Stevens resigned as mentor of the Brooklyn Dodgers. The new Rocket appointments sent back to the ranks the three player coaches Willie Wilkin, Ned Mathews and Bob Dove who had directed the team on an experimental basis since Coach Richard (Dick) Hanley left the club Sept.

25, in a dispute with Keeshin after the team made a poor early-season showing. The appointment of Boland and Nevers, both assistants to Hanley at the time he left the club, was encouraged when the Rockets suffered a humiliating 49 to 17 defeat against the Buffalo Bisons last Sunday. Keeshin's latest move ended the uncertainty over Boland's and Nevers' future status with the club. They had been inactive since departed. cancellation of the game.

Honolulu Stadium. Joe Louis and his co-managers re scheduled to arrive by plane not later than Nov. 9. Club To Hear Address the West Indies." Seaman To Rule As Passenger This Trip Everett, a colored heavyweight, holds two decisions over Abel Cestac of Argentina and is ranked as a promising club fighter in the East. He was one of Tami Mauriello's sparring partners and appeared In a 6-round bout on Louis' last championship card.

It was reported here that the majority of members on the Nevada Board of Athletic Control favor cancellation of the game if Mississippi State insisted that the Negroes would be barred. Student sentiment also was said to favor calling off the game. The two Negro stars of the Nevada team are Halfback William (Black) Bass, and Horace Glllom, a big end who is receiving mention for All-Coast honors. Further complicating the in Howard Brockard of Portland. By Admiral Towers Admiral John H.

Towers, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, is scheduled to be this month's speaker for the Propeller MacFarlane said that portion of the club meeting devoted to the address may be broadcast by a local radio station. A meeting of the organization's board of governors is set for 4:15 seaman aboard the SS Allan Promoter Leavitt also announced WHEN GAELS MISSED When the Gaels of St. Mary's were fighting to overcome a one-touchdown Nevada lead In their game last Sunday at San Francisco, a third quarter pass from Herman Wedemeyer, intended for Gonzales Morales (661, missed fire on the Wolfpack goal line. It was batted away from Morales by Tommy Kalminir (24) and Bill Bass (14). Coming up to help Is Bob Sullivan (41).

that he is lining up as strong a card as possible to support the Batch until he was hospitalized in Hong Kong and his ship sailed from that port without him, will begin the last lap of a long repatriation voyage when he sails today aboard the Liberty freighter Ales Hrdlicka for San Francisco. heavyweight exhibition and re vealed lhat he has signed oppo creasingly tense situation was the MacPhail In Action p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, at the Kewalo Inn. There are tentative plans to hold a harbor development com nents for both Dado Marino, ter Famed Rider fact that President Mosely nas accented an invitation to be prin From Hong Kong to Honolulu ritorial flyweight champion and Mr.

Brockart was a passenser on top-ranking contender for the cipal speaker at the inauguration mittee meeting some time this week, Chairman Warren Titus snirs the Chief Osceola, now on dry- Is? world 112-pound bauble, and Ya su Yasutake, hard-hitting feather of Mississippi btate's new president the night before the game. 7 Tramided At said, but no definite time nor place has been set. aocic at jr'ean Harbor for repairs. Others to sail on the Ales Hrdlicka, according to Castle Cooke, Nevada Graduate Manager Jo weight who holds the territorial knockout record. May HBe DBacelk Em T.w -f-Z rfr Osceola Students are: seph T.

McDonnell said today that the Board of Athletic Control was awaiting Mississippi State's reply By MILIUM HIUIUIAM xnto DUSH Marino will meet clever Eddie Reyes in a 6-round bout at 118 San Mateo E. L. Taylor, Frank Murohy. NEW YORK, Oct. 28 (UP) The plaintive cry of "break up the Booked Aboard Plane pounds.

Fighting bantamweights to a letter sent from here asking Yankees" which echoed throughout baseball six years ago was By K. S. VANDERGRIFT Seven students from China who clarification of the letter received is no novelty to the classy Filipino, R- Wamsley, Dominick Maddalo-ni, George Whitton, Charles P. Gibbson, Kenneth Dunn, Luther being answered today by obliging Larry MacPhail, wno is wreck' CANNONEERS STRONG from the southern school. who has been going out of his ing the dynasty so he can builda new ana lirmer iounaation.

were bound for mainland U.S. schools and universities aboard the The board will hold a meeting iian, jfaui Melim, William Gra- MacPhail started almost at the core itself when he issued un Major Art Dahlberg's nawauan Artillery Command Cannoneers ucuu dua naymona fjoenmer. conditional releases to two of the SS Chief Osceola when the vessel lost her propeller at sea on Oct. when we receive Mississippi State's answer," McDonnell said, SAN MATEO, Oct. 29 (UP) Jockey Nick Wall, 38, two-time winner of the Santa Anita Handicap, was in a serious condition at Mills Memorial hospital late today with injuries suffered when he was thrown from his mount and trampled during the fifth race at Bay Meadows.

nave aireaoy fmitJicw riiviion crown of the inter-serv Jolmny Price old guard, Pitcher Charley (Red Ruffing and Catcher-Manager Bill Hatvaii School Kids "and at that time we will decide whether the game will be can (Continued from Page 14) 13, are booked for passage aboard the Matson Lines plane expected to leave here for Oakland, this evening, according to Castle weight division to keep busy. Yasutake has been signed for a 6-rounder with rugged Adolph Samuels, a veteran of local rings, at 132 pounds. This will be their third meeting. Samuels kayoed Yasutake in their first fight, but the hard-hitting Kauai puncher out-slugged his opponent in a return melee. celled." ice football league.

When. they took the Naval Receiving Station team 64 to 0 they completed their slate with a record of four wms To Send Gifts To and advanced on Tuckalo Correa sacrifice. After Sol Recca flied to The original letter to Nevada of Dickey. The two players had put in a total of 30 years with the Yankees and participated in several World Series with the New Yorkers. ficials from Mississippi State as Cooke, Matson agent in Wall gained consciousness en and no ties.

Now the Cannoneers Sainnii A nd. Cliiam short, Keller lifted a high pop fly which got away from third base serted that the president of the Hawaii. route to the hospital, but bospit southern college had been "del Passengers reported due to ar are pointing towards their playoff -am, with the Ford Island man Dick Kashiwaeda. On tb After cutting loose Ruffing and al attendants said preliminary Youngsters public and pri uged" with letters and telephone Dickey, MacPhail eased Joe x-rays showed he was in a se vate schools throughout the terri calls asking whether the two col play Wasa scored. Russian Cabral singled to left and Fred Ramie rive with the plane from Oakland Tuesday evening were Earl Wilson, president of the California Another bout signed for the Nov.

11 card pits Willie Caesar, rugged former amateur, against kayo- rious condition with "practically (Flash) Gordon out of the btadi- ored stars would be allowed to Nav team, certain winners of the division. No definite date has been set yet for the game but it may be an Armistice Day special. Rumors that the beine weakened followed with an infiled hit to load the bases. Clarence Neves and play at Starkville. Hawaiian Sugar Mrs.

Har tory are learning to share with children who have less than themselves by sending toys from their own collections to Saipan minded Walter (Pua) Kahookele um by moving him to Cleveland in exchange for fastball pitcher Allie Reynolds. Gor ry Aianch, Juan Badua, Dr. and Jim Oxley both received free former territorial amateur feather, weight champ who is still unde eated as a pro. don slipped badly since emerging passes to force across the final two and Guam. ivirs.

vveosier Bernade Butay, Harriet Button Mrs. B. Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. from the Army at the beginning of markers. The gifts which are being col every rib his body broken." The jockey was riding Fluth-er, chestnut mare of the G. C. Nielson Stable, at the time of the accident.

Observers said he was apparently unseated when his mount was bumped in close running at the first quarter. by the loss of player personnel are not grounded on facts. The Cannoneers, with the full support The Sox salvaged a run in the Hobson, Rosemarie Kerr. Mrs ninth when Hide Yamashita the 1946 season and was destined for other pastures before half the campaign had expired. New Records Rose Lee, Mrs.

Christine Leong. of the Ack-Ack command, nave walked with the bags clogged. lected by the Junior Red Cross will be distributed at Christmas parties to the native Chamorro youngsters by the military governor of each island. There are George Lynes, C. S.

Maclntvre. Kichard Matthiessen, Mrs. Mar That letter, written by C. R. Noble, athletic director of Mississippi State, also said that participation of the two Negro players in the game would lead to "an unfortunate commotion," McDonnell said.

Meanwhile, the controversy became the topic of editorials in several of the state's newspapers this week. One paper, noting the "hints. are accompanied by murder threats," suggested that Mississippi State be Invited to play the inter-sectional game here. garet Matthiessen. Mrs.

Katherin Expected about 1,200 children on Saipan In earlier races Wall had Hershon, Antone Reis. Nora Strate. Following Gordon's removal, burly Ernie Bonham was routed to the Pittsburgh Pirates while southpaw Art Cuccurullo of the Buccaneers was transferred to the Yankees. Whitey Jenkins, who replaced Feller, was credited with the victory. He allowed only one hit In two innings.

Tom Kameda took Chandler's place and also gave out but a single bingle. and 10,900 on Guam between the meyer, Victor Taspone, Mrs. Bar- a Records are expected to be oara xnppet, Bette Ward. placed second on Sweet Nushie in the second and ran out of the money on Finger Bell in the third. His scheduled mount for the seventh race, Meru Mist, A microscope, an outboard mo.

ages of six and 16 who will be the happy recipients of these gifts of dolls, books, beanbags, games and school supplies. Arrangements tor, plane and auto parts, elec trical and sporting coods and bal. broken in the Nuuanu YMCA-Ha-waiian AAU Senior Invitational weightlifting championship to be held in the Nuuanu audito The game was well played with MacPhail, from all indications, has just started to manipulate his hirelings. Several other veteran Yankees players are slated for have been made with the Navy to was ridden for a win by substi loons were reported among the 841 pounds of cargo brought here send the presents by air. neither side guilty of an error.

Jim Oxley at short for the Rurals tute Jockey Johnny Longden. rium on Nov. 1, at 6:30 p.m. Wall, whose home is Los In the 123 lbs. class itsuo oy tne plane, which was piloted scintillated in six chances Members of Nevada's husky other berths.

Few on MacPhail's payroll are certain of being with twice rode winners in Keller was the leading slicker football team, with a forward line "Shorty" Morinaka is favored to press 200 lbs. to erase R. Tom's the rich Santa Anita Handicap He rode Stagehand to a sensa averaging 200 pounds, openly fa the Bronx Bombers next summer Among those who aren't antici with three for three. Cabral lashed out a pair of safties while Musial vored playing the game with Bass and his own 190 lbs. press, morinaka will be taking 185 lbs.

or 190 tional victory over C. S. Ho was best for the losers with two and Gillom and "seeing wnat Kino pating transfers over the winter, are Aaron Robinson, Larry Berra, ward's Seabiscuit in 1938 and oy uapt. M. Tuggle.

Tiro 'Lady Liners Due Back In Service The only two Canadian "Lady' liners to survive the war, the La dies Nelson and Rodney, are ex lbs. as his first press attempt. of an unfortunate commotion Mis hits in four attempts. scored a repeat triumph when George Yoshioka. Jr.

AAU lifter, Joe DiMaggio, Spud Chandler, sissippi State wants to start. he booted home Bayview in the Mrs. Harold Cady of the Junior Red Cross is in charge of the drive which began Oct. 10 and will last until Nov. 1.

This is the third year that the children of Hawaii have sent presents to the native youngsters. Over 50.000 articles have been sent to the Marshalls and Mari-annas in the past two years. Each of the gifts bears the personal touch of Merry Christmas wishes written by hand and signed by the children who gave them. Bob Brown, Charley Keller and Shortly before the game got Tommy Hennch. underway, a short ceremony was is expected to do around 600 lbs.

or better with the possibility of tying 250 lbs. clean and jerk. Yoshioka has clean and jerked 250 lbs. several times. Mo Others, such as Phil Rizzuto, Nick Etten, Billy Johnson, Joe held at which time gifts were presented the major league stars pnined, not lost, player sirengin.

They have had a few costly injuries but with four good teams still left expect to make it a whale of a play-off battle when the title game comes up. It will be Hawaii's own Army-Navy game. GRID NOTES There Is no doubt but what the Schofield Redlander team of the present time is about 100 percent stronger than the team that was beaten by the Hawaiian Artillery Comand. Players rained by the enforcement of the Army athletic order helped the Rdlanders a great deal. This past weekend in a Navy Dav special coach Don Cashin's team turned back the Fearl Harbor Marines 28 to 0 playing: at Fearl Harbor.

The Reds coasted most of the way with the second and third teams carrying the brunt of the attack. Sparkplug- of the Initial attack (with four touchdowns two were called back) was Wally Yonamlne. sensational backfield ace, who is predicted as the com in successor to Herman Wedemeyer. The Red-landers may still meet the Ha-' waiian Artillery Command again since a proposed Mid-Tao Army league is under consideration. The league may be run off to nam the Hawaiian Area team to represent the area In the inter-command games.

Tentative working plans call for a six team loop and games on Wednesday pected to be reconverted and back into service between Halifax and 1941 handicap. Card Signed For Mat Show Yasui Voted Outstanding. Rill Yasui was chosen out Page, Johnny Lindell and George from the local fans. Mark Egan the West Indies by early SDrins (Snuffy) Stirnweiss, can be had according to R. C.

Vaughan, Cana for the right price or the proper of the Hawaii Visitors Bureau did the honors with Chappie Chapman as emcee. Leis were also given to Chandler, Musial and Keller, the trio slated to dian Steamships presi dent. Government redelivery of the Lady Nelson to her owner com standing player of the 6th Army baseball tournament, being chosen from a group of 146 ball players who took part in the tniimament. He ulayed third Featuring Jack Kiser, Portland star scheduled to arrive tonight by Pan American plane, a well balanced wrestling card has been lined up for next Sunday night leave today for the mainland. rinaka has to be at ms best in order to beat young Yoshioka in the 123 lbs.

class. 'Richard Tom has been practicing hard and is favored to break his own 655 lbs. mark. He has done several 265 lbs. clean and jerk during the last few weeks.

The winning total at the 1946 National was done by E. Ishikawa at 636 lbs. Another great lifter in the 181 lbs. class, Harold Sakata, is heavily favored to erase his own 825 lbs. All the players received koa canoes while Mrs.

"Feller was pany was to take Dlace this month and that of the Lady Rodnev in combination of players. The lanky Lindell Is one player who is being used as trading bait. MacPhail has received several offers for the 6-foot-4-inch outf 1 1 but thus far has failed to accept The Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics are especially eager to have Lindell in their employ. at the Civic auditorium. base for the Presidio of Mon tprpv.

MISL.S ball team and end Kiser has been paired with Charley Carr, veteran Louisiana pd the season here with a .428 presented a beautiful calabash The Fellers and Price will remain here a few more days. The box score: Fvovember. Ports of call for the two vessels will include fBoton Bermuda, the Leeward and Windward islands, Barbados, Trinidad and Demerara. Oahu Air Raid Sirens Will Sound Friday The 7th fighter wing" has announced that air raid alarms and sirens on Oahu will be tested at neon Friday. A series of six 10 second blasts, about five seconds apart will sounded as the alert warning.

Then, after two minutes of silence, a continuous blast for two minutes will sound as all clear. batting average. He is from Wainahu. Oahu. where he played matman, in the one fall semifinal Jacques Manuel, roughest of the current matmen performing for the Hawaiis in the Hawaii Tea2ue before his induction to REP SOX Pending reentry of these shins here, and Ben Sherman, the for the service.

total made in June. The winning total at the 1946 National was 836 mio tne west indies service will It is no secret that the Yankees mer masked grappler, will come Other nlayers on the team to grips in the two out of three lbs. by Frank Kay. sailings Dy three new ships purchased by Canadian Na from the islands are: falls mam event. Ben Pilar, flashy Filipino vet Harry Kitamura, Moiliili Entry blanks are available at the Nuuanu Adult Branch YMCA and are eyeing players on other American League clubs.

Outfielder Stan Spence and First-Baseman Jim Vernon of, the Washington Senators appeal to MacPhail, as does Catcher War eran, meets wild and woolly will close on Wednesday at 6 p.m 'Gorilla' Poggi, the Argentine Tickets are sold at the main desk where he played for the Athletics in the Hawaii League. John Uyehara, Waikiki, where he played for the Waikikis. John made the mythical 6th Army Oahu Ship Movements star, in the special event. of the Nuuanu Zivko Simunovich, undefeated WRESTLING THURSDAY ren (Buddy) Rosar of the Athlet The following are the defending Tt'a a rioublebill in the Schofield ics. Rossr once was tne property ARRIVED tournament All-Star team.

Bowl Thursday night to celebrate of the Yanks but drew the ire of Oct Vessel 29 Britain Victory From Sea Berth Agent 7-W Fred L. Waldror Halloween. From p. to 7:30 n. Chief Su'a and his then-manager Joe McCarthy when he took French-leave of the ABRBHPOAE M.

Hiffuchi, 4 0 1 2 4 0 T. Tanaka, cf 3 1 12 1 0 Moore, ...3 1 1 5 0 0 Musial, lb 4 1 2 12 0 II Kashiwaeda, 3b 4 0 1 1 2 0 L. Hieuchi. If 2 0 0 0 0 Oj Ferreira, ss 3 0 0 1 5 0 Awa, rf 1 0 0 1 0 01 Chandler, 2 0 1 0 2 01 T. Kameda, (7) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Yamashita.

(6 11 ...1 0 0 0 0 Itamoto. 6 rf 2 0 0 0 0 Yasui. (8) 1 0 0 0 0 ol Uchida 1 0 jO 0 0 TOTALS SI 3 7 24 14 0 BRAVES ABRBHPOAE Wasa, 2b 3 112 3 0 Souza. lb 3 0 1 9 0 0 Recca, ...4 019 0 0 Keller, If 3 2 3 0 0 0 Cabral, t-Mb .4 1 2 3 0 0 Ramie, r-cf 4 0 110 0 i Neves, 3b 3 0 0 0 0 0 Oxley. ss 3 0 0 2 4 0 Feller, ,2 110 3 0 Correa, (7) rf 0 0 0 1 0 0 tKasparovitch 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jenkins, (8) 1 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 21 5 10 2710 0 champs: 123 Lbs.

Class Itsuo Morinaka 555 lbs. 132 Lbs. Class Ttichard Tom R55 lbs. 148 Lbs. Class Masaru Abe 620 lbs.

165 Lbs. Class Itsuo Yamaguchi 685 lbs. 181 Lbs. Class Harold Sakata 825 lbs. Heavyweight Class Johnny Odo Yugoslav star, and Charley Shira-nuhi have been signed for a one fall match, while Bolo Bataan tackles Nick Nichols in another prelim.

Miller, Young Royal Samoans will present their Oct. Vessel 29 James W. Cannon 29 Mokihana Agent Castle Cooke Castle St Cooke DEPARTED For From Berth Kahulul 31 San Francisco 19 DUE TO ARRIVE team to visit his Buffalo, N. home to take a test for the municipal police force. McCarthy traded the stocky Ro one hour pageant trom msiae me ring.

Their program will be the show thev will present during a Mutt Oda, Kaimuki, played for Kaimuki high in the Inter-scholastic League. Yeiji Higa, Kaimuki, also played for Kaimuki high. Larry Matsuo, Kalihi, played for Farrington dgh. Claude Zukeran, Kalihi, also played for Farrington high. Kats Kawamura, Waipahu.

played for Waipahu in the Jap 755 lbs. sar to Cleveland for Roy Weather-ly and Oscar Grimes, two athletes moves "on to bigger fields. In On VAA Staff who have departed from the New Charley Miller, veteran fight handler, and David Young, No. 1 contender for the world bantam anese benior league prior to war. From San Francisco Taku Bar San Francisco Guam Yokosuka Los Angeles Okinawa San Francisco Portland Cana! Zone Manila weight crown, have been added to the feature special event Wimpey Wellington, rough Hawaiian star, meets clever Nick Nichols.

This bout may steal the show. Chief Blackie Adachi will take on rough Bill Kaiser in the special. Colorful Tiger (Pop) James opens the big. Halloween card meeting Fred Tarn. Don't miss this double-bill of free entertainment.

the coaching staff of the Hawaii Oct. Vessel 30 George W. Carver 30 President Jefferson 31 General Haso Nov. I Cape Henry 1 Tullahoma 2 Fort Donelson 3 Minnie M. Fisk 4 Laura Drake Gill 4 Maliko 5 Choluteca 6 Sea Stallion 8 Cape Lilibelo 8 Wacosta 9 Hsing Kongso 10 Wah Chung II A.

Frank Lever 17 Frederic E. Ives 22 Vanderbilt Victory Berth 40-A 24 Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon.

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Hon. Agent Army American President Army Inter-Island Inter-Island Fred L. Waldrott Inter-Island Castle Cooke Castle Cooke Theo. H. Davies Castle Cooke Inter-Island Theo.

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Davies Theo. H. Davies Theo. H. Davies American President Veterans Athletic Association box ing team.

The staff includes outstanding Mainland tour which gets underway next week. Included are the scngs, music and dances of Samoa and climaxed, by the breath-taking warrior knife dance. At 7:30 p. the big free show, to which all service personnel of all the services, and their guests are invited, will be taken over by a five bout professional wrestling card. In the main event Gorilla Pogsi.

outstanding villian, meets clever Kaimon Kudo. It's two out of three falls to 45 minutes or referee Charley Carr's decision. Gorilla Grover. biesest of all the wrestlers in Hawaii and far the meanest, meets handsome Zivko (Lucky) Simmunovich in the semi-final. It's the acid test for trie undefeated Blonde Adonis.

Zivko last week took Joe (Man former boxers like Richard Chi nen, Henry Oshiro, Babby Lee and York scene. Another player whom MacPhail covets is Phil Marchildon of the Philadelphia Athletics. The Yankee president was greatly impressed with the Canadian-born pitcher after Marchildon returned from a European prisoner-of-war camp to rack up 13 victories for the last-place Mackmen last season. Tacoma Blanked TACOMA, Oct. 29 TUP) The Seattle Ironmen blanked the Tacoma Rockets, 5-0, in a northern division Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League game before 2,000 fans at the ice Palace tonight.

Manila Vancouver Canal Zone Shanghai Gulf of Mexico Manila Wilbert Minn. Harry Uchida, Maui, played for St. Anthony. Paul Yamamoto, Maui, played for Baldwin high. Oakland Beaten OAKLAND, Oct.

29 (UP) Bazz Bastien, former Montreal Canadiens goal tender, led the Hollywood Wolves to a 3 to 1 victory tonight over the Oakland Oaks in a Pacific Coast League ice hockey game. It was the Wolves best win in Hit for Ferreira 9th. JBatted for Feller in 7th. Score by Innineg Red Sox OO0 200 001 3 Braves 010 010 03 6 Left on bases: Red Sox 5, Braves 7. Runs batted in: by Keller.

Moore, Musial, Souza. Neves, Oxley. Home runs: Keller, Moore, Musial. Two-base hits: Recca, Feller. Sacrifice hits: Correa.

Stolen bases: Cabral. Double plays: Oxley-Wasa-Souza. Wasa to Souza, Kashiwaeda-Hieuchi-Musial. "Bases on balls: off Feller 2. Jenkins 0: off Chandler 2.

Kameda 2. Struck out: by Feller 7, Jenkins by Chandler 5, Kameda 0. Passed balls, Moore. Umpires: Katsunuma and Baptist. Time of game: 1:40.

Scorer: Frank de Goeas. BASEBALL FRIDAY Don't forget the big first game of the Hawaiian Area baseball title series. It will be played at Schofield's Redlander Field Friday at 2 o'clock. The South Sector All Stars, managed by Lefty Cyr, fac the Schofield Redlanders. representin the The Veterans AA amateur boxing team is interested in developing and fostering the art of self defense.

They invite all youngsters interested to drop in at the Veterans gym. The boxing club is for all interested boys and is not restricted to veterans, according to Chinen. DUE TO DEPART For From Berth San Francisco 2 Vancouver 24 Wellington 24 Guam 39-A A pent Castle CooV Theo. H. Davies Theo.

H. Davies Castle Cooke Oct. Vessel 30 Ales Hrdlicka 30 Empire Duchess 30 Sam win Bed 30 Tufts Victory Nov. 1 Tullahoma six starts and kept them atop the 1 1 totarkey and r.owi North Sector. Canal Zone Hon.

Inter-Island league standings. II.