Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 10

March 11, 1945 UNCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR 2-B pioneers Connecticut May Be railroaded in Draw slate forNICAAgo Pi ,1 Election of officers on' Tuesday tab r)- aw' 01 Last additions to NCAA card Death of Capt Walter "Butch" Luther in Italy last Feb. 20 was a profound shock to his hundreds NEW YORK. (UP). A "weak of friends and the thousands who ling" University, of Connecticut had seen him in action during his Central seeded with Pepperdine KANSAS CITY Mo. (UP).

The three year foot- team which has won only five of its 10 games found itself In the ball career at Ov the University fastest of company Saturday Reed quits as club secretary of Nebraska. night ai the last ditch choice of bracket was drawn, itartinf times Butch had the New England district tor a aet and the revived National In the faculty of representative in the "blue rib Plans for postwar golf and making friends tercollegiate Basketball tourna election of officers will be the im N.C.A.A. basketball tourna ment ment Saturday awaited only the The team hasn't accepted a bid portant business of the evening at the annual meeting of the Pioneers Golf association at the city and be was popular with his teammates. i dazzling referee's whistle at 7 p. m.

Mon as yet. and is reluctant to do so nTHIS Is Lincoln'! "Responsl day to ooen a week of the cage because of its mediocre record but bility Week!" hall ay The time sport In Kansas City's municipal runs from Col because Brown university passed Biff Jones' pet up a chance to compete there Is 7:30 p. m. auditorium. A elance at the bracket Indi were no other eligibles in the area.

The week when the flower of Kebraska'i high school youths will congregate in the state capital city to vie' for Championship basketball a reverse plays labeled him as Capt Luther. cated the association's Because the national collegiate Harry ed, who has served two terms as secretary- one of the most feared halfbacks meet generally ii considered the Vr mm I. --i-r I i sin sum nira -4 (fid in the mlddlewest in 1940. fastest of the three national elimi laurels at the ur Lincoln versity coliseum. had seeded Central college or Fayette, George Pepperdine -college of Ios Angeles; Indiana Central normal of Danville, and Luther was a great "climax" treasurer of the Farina A "responsibility" group, has an runner, pulling several games out of the fire and being responsible nation tournaments, the entry of Connecticut into the eastern playoffs might prove embarrassing, particularly if the New Engend nounced that iii that amounts to an obligation that there Eastern Washington college of Cheney.

he cannot be a to a large extent for the success of his team In their bid for Rose shall be no lagging, no shortconv ers knocked off one of the other candidate for FOUR TEAMS with navy mem Bowl honors at the end of his re-election be- highly regarded quintets in the CONCLUDING ONE of their most successful seasons in recent years with 22 wins til 28 starts are field, Kentucky. Ohio State or senior year. bers were in the 18-team streamlined bracket as the N.I.C.A.A. resumed its tournament with the lng on Lincoln's part, in making aure that the annual cage carnival achieves a financial as well as a porting success. The state hish tournament of a New York university.

Harry ReedL ness obligations. Three places on the board will If the New England district the "Fighting Tigers" of Paxton who came thru the Class tournament at Ogallala without defeat, thus earning a berth in the state tournament. Pictured from left to right are: Front row: John Hoemsedt, Melvin Anderson, Allan Blake, Bill Thorp and Horral Cummings. Second row: Don Hunt, Dick Engler, Floyd Miller, Rod Chrisp and Bob Bricker. Back row: Don Pullen, manager, Seth failed to qualify a team, N.C.A.A.

be voted upon, the offices now In his sophomore season Butch was relief man for Galloping Jack Dodd. As a Junior he shared the Maude Neisiriith memorial trophy going to the winner after a year's lay-off because of war conditions. tournament rules have to be year "surpassed all previous at Compton, coach and Ralph Homaster, trainer. waived to permit selection of a rirht halfback post with Bob De- quintet from another area as a tendance records and there are unmistakable portents that the approaching carnival, if favored Fruiter but In his final season tne being held by Emil Frank, E. L.

Barney and Reed. Frank is vice president and Barney head of the tournament committee. John Kiss-ler, president -and Linn Crain, publicity chairman, have one more former Cambridge ace was a finished performer. Boivling Mickey Owen sells out, plans to enter army Those navy teams were Central, Washburn university of Topeka; Doane college of Crete, and Peru Teachers of Peru, Neb. Emil S.

Liston, executive secretary of the association, said Washburn substitute and since most of the top squads already are thru for the season or in other tournaments, this also might be difficult. by fair weather, may produce another record-smasher in the de During his vanity career uapt. -LiVilSTOCK- Cattle market is steady to higher year In office. CREATES LINCOLN MEN'S LEAGUE II 1 partment of box-office receipts SPRINGFIELD, MO. Luther scored nine touchdowns and was responsible for numerous "Former Pioneers golfers over The box-office phase is im THE N.C.A.A.

was assured of a Catcher Mickey Owen of the other long runs from scrimmage Bob Hudson'! 46 WlNeylon Bros. 40 35 Bricks 41 34i Line. Market 34 41 Sherwin-Wms. 41 34 1 Champ Bread 33 42 Cheapper Dr 40 35Oraamlck'i 25 SO portant, too, inasmuch as the in come in dollars is devoted to cov. and punt return.

OMAHA. (JPj. Hogs: Salable 200 seas and in the service elsewhere are extremely desirous that we carry on," Crain stated. "We are anxious to have everyone present and Central would commute to Kansas City and that the Nebraska teams had been able to make arrangements to enter the tourney. In 1939 he scored the touch fast bracket in Its western meet which begins Friday, March 23, at Kansas City, Mo.

Three teams are in the field, Arkansas, Okla Tern Blah Indlvldos'- ering the traveling expenses 01 me Brooklyn Dodgers Saturday advertised his farm, stock and all equipment lor sale and Indicated that he plans to enlist in the armed services. meager supply nominally steady down that tied Indiana. 7 to 22 comtJetine teams. scattered sales barrows and gilts who is interested in golf so that he raced 21 yards to score against Milli 191 1 Pierce 188 Frohardt lBllBmlth 187 Macoy 190 1 Clear 187 Mulder 189Lange 18 homa A. and Utah's defend The present federal tax on admissions to sports and amused we may get their ideas on post a LISTON expressed his amaze up to few sows and stags $13.75: compared Friday last uwen.

wno is on a larra ue- ing champions and the fourth war planning," Qant 188Bretser 186 Kansas State; ran seven on a reverse to tally against Missouri and 14 to beat Iowa State. ment projects represents an In team will be the winner of a Pa ferment, told Brooklyn Scoutl Tom Greenwade that, altho he week, steady. BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE. ment at the caliber of play in prospect thru a study of the records of the entries. Two of the Cattle: Salable 350: calves sal 11 crease compared with a year ago, which accounts for the admission scale fixed by the state high Michigan tankers cific northwest playoff series between Washington State and Oregon next week.

able, none; compared Friday last had signed a new contract, he would not play baseball this year. Ben Simons 68 Crll Good E. 81 Butch marked up two touch State Display 57 downs as Nebraska walloped Mis retain swim crown One team remained to be named schooj activities association at 60 cents on Thursday and Friday, Cuihman 45 Peterson's 45 Bob Hudson 44 Hardy Furn. 39 Liberty Buffet 38 Brownies 35 Art Unger's 52 Hirei 47 souri in 1940. 20 to ran 27 and nation's highest scorers, for instance, were due to see action in the week's They were Fred Lewis, a marine veteran playing week, good and choice fed steers generally 25c higher; medium to near good steady; good and choice heifers strong to 25c higher; lower grades steady; cows steady; bulls Jacobs SerV.

45 25 yards to help beat Kansas EVANSTON, 111. The Unl Drake takes win in Central track mix for the National invitational meet which begins at New York next Saturday, March 17. The selection 8a cents lor tne aaxuraay nigm finals and $2 for a season ticket Ten High State. 20 to 0 and his 57 yard sizzler against Iowa State put the versity -of Michigan continued domination of Big Ten swimming here Saturday night by handily Smith Asts lBllRoshon 181 189 Frohardt 181 forward for eastern Kentucky college of Richmond, and Jack Pep- steady to strong; vealers steady committee was awaiting the out come of the game between unde good for all games, either alter, noon or night. EAST LANSING.

VP). Drake Huskers in the Rose Bowl as tne NU squad wiped out a 12-0 half- reault of Eastern Washington. stocker and feeder classes steady Langs Macoy Mills 180 183 Whiting 178 1831 Pierce 178 winning the 35th renewal of the university aetnronea noire feated Rensselaer Poly and Ca The first round games: to strong: weeks top choice to time deficit. BACT that the Washington conference championships with Darnels Central Collegiate confer prime 1,280 and 1,324 lb. steers Monday Might.

BANNER LEAGUE Nebraska football fans will long 55 points. Ohio State scored 43 nisius at Troy Saturday night If R.P.I. wins it will get the bid, if not the committee will decide 1 II Xau Claire, Teachers vs. Cen sizable showing choice remember Butch Luther. He was ence indoor track champions here Saturday 'night, winning the 18th annual meet with a score of 35 39 39 84 24 Mill's Orphan tral.

for second, Indiana 19, Minne. sota and Northwestern 15, Pur 1,100 to 1,478 lb. steers, $16.35 great football player and a 8:16: Washburn vs. South Illinois SUte JT Senators and the Chicago Cubs opened their spring training camps during the past week, plus the assurance that other clubs will be following the lead of the Cubs 16.75; choice heifers, few Normal university, Carbondala. grand guy.

Gold Cup Br Stuart Th Mowbray-Lyon Dr. Pepper Gold's Omar due 11, Illinois Iowa 4. and points. from a field including Valparaiso, Pittsburgh, Albright City College of New York and Long Island 45 30 44 31 43 35 41 37 40 35 35 40 32 40 30 45 29 49 27 48 best Laundry Leseenhop A 8 Dr Local 608 Burlington Roberts Dy good cows, vealers, $14.50 Wisconsin 3. Iowa 11 co-favored choice light weight feeders, $14.35 Henry Shenk, who starts his Defending champions won the along with Notre Dame's defend.

university. and Senators at an early date. 1 alfr bulk good to low choice fed steers third season as head football first three events as the Wolver Tea High Individuals Alts 189IWIIlour The teams already named for ing champs, finished in a tie with Marquette for second with 32 coach at the University of Kansas apparently si Are Doing Frohardt the invitational are De Paul St. ines piled up a 13 point lead of the field. The Michigan medal medium to low good $12.50 14.50; good and choice heifers common and Saltern Kentucky vs.

nmpsoa college of Indlanola, La. Tuesday Might. 1: West Texas State of Canyon, Tel. vs. Wichita university, Wichita, Kas.

8:15: Doane va. Eastern Washington. 9:30: Peru vs. Pepperdine. Wednesday Night.

Indiana Central vs. Catawba college of Saliaburg, N. C. 8:15: Loyola of New Orleans vs. Phillips 178 178 -174 173 173 O.

Vogel 188INelon Doints and Notre Dame was John's, the defending champion; this coming fall has announced the first spring practice session of Their Part lences the fears of the major Maroy 1851 Hunt relay team of Bob Munson, Heini fourth with 25 35. uowung ureen of. Ohio, Muhlen Mills 1841 Roberts medium cows, good this year Crimson and Blue league owners that the war ad Kessler and Bob Mowerson, won Billy Moore, Western Michigan berg, Tennessee, Rhode Island beer bulls, $13.50 13.75; medium football squad for Monday, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE II ministration at Washington might college freshman from Logans. and good stocker and feeqer State, and West Virginia. The third tournament, the Na.

March 19. their event handily after Kessler overhauled the Indiana lead built up by Ralph Knight 6a the first port, who won the Na university of Enid, Okla. steers, Sll.0013.65 Shenk plans to hold sessions for be in the mood to order suspen iion of the diamond sport in or canized circles. tional A.A.U. pole vault this tional intercollegiate at Kansas Earl Woods 60 J8 Meredith's Joe's Place 48 30) Martin's Kelso Ch Co.

45 S3 Line Lndy St Fm Ins 42 Cheapper Dr 41 37State Jrnl Sheep: Salable 100; compared a four-week period. winner or xau Clair, central winner of Eastern Kentucky-Simpson (quarter final game). month, cracked a C.C.C. record by City, begins Monday with a Friday last week, fat lambs mostly The Mt. Oread skipper hopes a a clearing 13 feet, 6V4 Inches batur iuu Bracket of 16 teams.

The oft-heard suggestion that baseball leagues should not try to uncfacK 37 steady; ewes full steady during 1 88 42 35 43 34 44 84 44 34 44 82 48 177 177 175 175 175 KEO NAKAMA annexed his day night. Charley Beaudry of that Charles Moffett, all Big Six tail-back last year, and Wayne lea High Individuals lings 115.00; other food and choice 114.50 fifth Big Ten swim title in the operate during war-time, has its Marquette equalled the 75-yard forepart of week but closed weak to 25c lower; feeding lambs little changed; week's top, $16.65 for City cage slate Hird, center on the all Bix Six 220 but the time of 2:14.0 was 8 14.75; top ewes 19.25; late top bulk feeding and shearing lambs, 813.250 14.85. dash record of 7.5 seconds. rebuttal by spokesmen for the or Mulder 1831 Meti Bretter 182 1 G. Jones Clear ISOIOrth Cordell 1791 Schneider Stows 178Koehler well off his record of 2:11.2.

Sev FRED FEILER, Drake's nation second team last year, will be back in uniform for this coming season. Both of these players enteen-year-old Seymour Schlan- ganized circuits, Who assert that baseball would be perfectly willing to say "quits" if other forms of liASS a. Monday, March U. ill m. Krft Service vs.

Stop Nut, Tuesday, March 18. ten loads 96 to 110 lb. fed wooled western lambs; other good and choice fed wool skins, $16.00 al collegiate cross country chara ger took 'second in this event to INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. have a 4-F classification, give the Buckeyes 10 points. amusement were included in a pion, scored one of the meet's two "doubles." winning the mile in 16.50; medium and good, $14.50 p.

m. Air Hue Medici vs. Goodyear furious sprint by Bill Heusner of seneral ban. 15.75; good and choice 97 lb. fed Wednesday, March It, There Is a slim chance that 4:27.4 and the two-mile In 0:46.8 Northwestern edged out Charlie 1 D.

tn. Krmfi SarvlM vs. Rnnnv Rmnfc clipped lambs fall shorn pelts. Fries for third place. Meantime, Sports Editor -Bill Leiser of the San Francisco Chronicle proclaims boldly that to Gordon Reynolds, a V-12 trainee from Washington State, will be 7:45, Nut Houm vi.

Ben Simon's; 11:30, DENVEK. Hogs Salable 100; total iteady; few barrows and gilts few sow for week: Steady. Cattle Salable S00, total (50; calves salable 100, total 110; compared Friday last week fed steers and helfert steady to 15a higher; good to choice ateers $15.25 16.46; medium to good choice heifers beef cows steady to 25c lower; bulk common to medium food canners and cutters strong, bulk $7,009 9.00; bulls 50c higher; calves, vealers, stockers and feeders steady to strong; practical top vealers bulk medium to good replacement steers $11.75 Harold Fisher, blond hurdler from Miami 0.) university, popped both stick events. The Michigan captain, Merton Dimes -sceuiaai" vi. Air hum Medici.

good and choice ewes, few choice natives, until vi, uoudyear. back this year for another season. Church, defended his 50-yard single out baseball as an unde. good to choice 72-78 lb, Marquette's Ken wiesner, co- CLA88 O. Moo day, March IS.

airable enterprise is discrimina Reynolds, all Bix-Six basketball forward this past season, plays free style crown in :23.8 when John Haulenbeek of Illinois faded feeding lambs, $14.15 14.25, tion. In which connection Editor holder of the national A.A.U. high jump crown, won his specialty 7 S. Sad Shield VS. Kfttun limnun end on the gridiron.

Several other in the stretch after leading the 7:46. Hanuuarheada va. ftlne ftinn an Leiser makes public definite sta CHICAGO. possibilities depend on the V-12 with a leap of 6 feet, 5 inches, va. wusoa weaver.

Hogs 300. For the week: Hogs scaling Wolverine star at the 25 yard mark. Gordon Pulford and Bob tistics in substantiation of his claim that professional baseball Tneadajr, March IS. Miami finished fifth in team program. 140 lbs.

and upward continued to bring the 14.00; choice 675 lbs. $14.60. Sheep Salable and total 600: enmnared 1 D. Had Shield a. Tfnrai 114.75 celling.

Demand continued to ex standings with 14 points. Michi Mowerson gave Michigan third clayers are making their contri. The Jayhawkers open the September 22, playing the ceed supply, with receipts down to the "HKMwran va. namuwrafaaa. Friday lait week: Slaughter lamba ateadv gan State scored 12 35, Western and fourth points in this race.

bution doing their part toward to 10c higher; ewes steady to 25c higher; STANDINGS, CLASS A. level of October, 1943. A half-starved run was not helped by bad weather, rains and Michigan 7 15, Wheaton (ill.) Ohio State dominated the wit I West. Else. 40 29' Dept.

Rs.alr. 37 Sft Consumers 44 81 1 St. Cap. Cats 33 42 Stop. Nut 44 ill Lin.

Pack. 32 43 11618 TAT 38 37 1 Goodyear 29 49 Tea High Individuals. Anderson if" Ryan 172 Bretier 1791 Dickens 172 Brown 17 rfi Wanes. 173 lnhelder 1751 Ganger 169 Cairns 171 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. 1 1 KFAB 42 33 1 Roberts 39 36 H.

P. Lan 41 341 Air Field 35 40 West. Etec 41 34Nat'l. Mfg. 33 42 Stop Nut 40 35 L.S.C.

29 46 Tea High Individuals. Chandler 163 H. Bretier 162 Coleman 163IWlleon 161 Taber 1621 O'Connor 161 Wlegand 16Prendergut 159 Borner 162 Morrison 159 VICTORS' LEAGUE. 1 I 1 Farm. Mut.

47 2SClty ft 39 S3 Eagles Lodge 45 27 Cosmo. Blues 34 38 Cosmo. Reds 41 31'Eno UphoL 21 81 All Serrlca 40 32 1 Tea High Individuals. Ogden 182lDeKay 173 James 178 Klrehner 169 W11IU 1761 167 Poor 17. Carter 166 Nelllf 174 1 Robinson 163 winning the war.

Horned Frogs from Texas Chris tian University at Ruppert Sta flood, only about 32,000 head showing up college 3 35 and Wayne univer Nut Home 11 fancy dives with Hobart Billings Gander the figures compiled by In tlua period. 0 Air Base Medics 6 1 1 Kraft Serv. Sta. 4 Ben Simon's 10 dium In Kansas City, Mo. Last sity 3.

Came- 600. Calves none. For the week: reeding lamba steady; week's top and bulk choice Colorado fed wooled lambs $16,50 flat and $16.70 freight paid; good to choice loads $15.50 flat to $16.60 freight paid; led trucked In slaughter lambs load good to choice ewes $9.25: few trucked In ewaa the far western writer: 5 Doves ley nosing out team mate Ted Christakos for first place. Vern Sunny Brook Bowea Seal Fait 6 year the Texans won 7 to 0 Summaries: Strictly choice and prims steers and yearlings attracted attention by closing strong 6 Goodyear 1941 Players active in baseball The Mt. Oread eleven will play Elaa.

Btp. Mut 5 His lumo: Won by Wiesner, Mar Ruotsalainen, Minnesota diver. to 25c higher, the top at 117.50 being leagues, players in the serv Btih Point Men. two Big Six games in Memorial paid mora freely than at any time recently. quette; tied for second, Sommer and Bowie, Iowa Prenight; tied for fourth, prevented a Buckeye monopoly ices.

300. 12 Stadium In 1945, one with the Payne, Bowca Seal Fait Weber, Sunny Brook 1944 Active In league, 1,753 McKeen, Notre Dame, llann. Western Mlchlaan. Drske. Wheaton.

Beckord, 10.6 Common and medium grades, still relatively high, closed 25c lower. Medium grade hellers shared the downturn, and by edging Bob Stone, O.S.U., Big Ten runnerup last year, for third. bulk good to choice feeder lambs $13.00914.00. Tour used piano will find a ready esh buyer If offered for sale In the Want Ads. Phone 2-8333, 3-1234.

Kansas Aggies and the other Iowa Dunker, Ben Slmon'i Michigan Stats and Walton, Western players in the services, 4,075. State. The annual Kansas-Mis Duncan. Ben Slmon'i choice kinds finished steady to strong. Michigan.

Height: 6 feet Inches. Mile run Won by Feller, Drake Summaries: 300 yard medley relay: Won by Michi Cows and bulls gained as much as 60c early but the advance was mostly lost be- npAKING note of the explana 10.5 11.1 s.a 8.6 8.1 6.1 8.5 souri tilt will be played In Kansas City, Mo. second Batchslder. Iowa Prefllght: third Klein, Kraft Servlc Mlllham, Air Baie Medic Hergert, Ben Slmon'i McCune, Sunny Brook Bell Jenning, Nut House lore tne week end. Most fed steers earned tion emerging, from Iowa Price, Michigan State; fourth, Myers, il4.7517.00.

Choice heifers stopped at that the declination by the Hawk HOOSIER HOTSHOTS: Indiana Iowa Prellght; fifth, Hess, Western Mlchl-gan. Tims: 4:27.4. gan (Munson, Kessler, Mowerson): Indiana, second; Minnesota, third; Purdue, fourth; Iowa, fifth. Time 3:06. 220 yard free style: Won by Nakama, Ohio State; Schlaniter, Ohio State; second; Heusner, Northwestern, third; Fries, Mlrh-tKan.

Northwsstem, fifth. 116.00 but 117.00 was qoutable. Cutter cows sold as high as $10.00 and beef cows CLASS B. eve Dlayers to compete In the 75-yard dash: Won by Beaudry, Mar i ii i up to $15.25. Bulls had something of a 11 quette: second, Ware, Drake; third, Wal lace.

Marquette fourth, Wright, Wayne 1N.V. UHSK.CIUUU iiiauiuiuu runaway market at $11.5015.00 with beef bulls, as high as $15.15 and sausage offer. iAYCEE LEAGUE. fifth. Schlotthauer, Iowa Prefllght Time Ship finals at New York was based mm mm on their expressed Red Shield Bulldogs Outdoor Club Hlltner'i i i uuen urns.

8 2Cadwallader'i 7 3 Abblti Freeman Shoe inga at 114.25. Vealers held firm at 816.50. 1 7.5 seconds. university's mammoth fieldhouse will be opened for -the first spring training workout of the Cincinnati Reds on Monday, March 19, marking the third straight year that the Reds have held their pre II. Time 2:14.

50 yard free style: Won by Church, Michigan; Haulenbeek. Illinois, second; Pulford. MlchiEan. third: Mowerson. Mich but mostly realised $18.00 downward.

440-yard dash: Won by Hofacre, Drake Latsch Bros. .19 111 Fed. Finance .14 Jem iinj desire to respect second. Ware. Drake: third.

Speerstra, sneep For the week: The suDDly Ready-Mix ..18 12iGaaCo 13 17 High Point Men. Michigan State; fourth, fiehirmer, Notre of lambs continued curtailed and prices IfnirlcpiiPf classroom re Seven-Up 17 13On-Tt's Tran. 12 18 igan, fourth; Jones, Minnesota, fifth. Time Hansen, Outdoor Club 13. Dame, fifth, Armstrong, Iowa Prefllght.

Slegel Typcw. 17 131 Frigid Servlea 10 2U 3.8. spons ibilities, closed 10 to 15 cents higher with the top at $16. M). Most good and choice kinds sold uarver, outdoor uiub 8.7 Time: 62.3 seconds.

Fancy diving: Won by Btlllnfaley. Ohio season workouts at the Unl Take the Family Out for A Sandwich or Complete SM si in en You'll enjoy the pleasing variety of fine foods at Spencer Steak House which include Roast Tea High Individuals. Hergert, Bulldog! 8.2 saw former Iowa news at $16.68 upward. Fed native lambs State, 1M.S; Chnatakoa, Ohio State, sec 75-yard high hurdles: Won by Fisher, Miami: second. O'Nell.

Notre Dame: versity. O. Hasten, Red Shield 7.0 ond, 151.3; noutsalalnen, Minnesota, third. Marryfleld. Red Shield T.6 Towns 183Msrts ....172 Schmidt 1791 Mowbray 171 Oant 169 reached $16.85 and finishers took 00 lb.

wooled lambs for shearing up to 115.50 General Manager Warren Giles third, Sharpe, Marquette fourth, Wehr- Jiaper man comes in with the fol owing remarks: Wagner, Abblei 6.6 133.8; Store, Ohio State, fourth, 124.4; Bower, Purdue, fifth, 108.1. Drake; fifth, Walan, Notre Dams. awes sKineo around sio.oo for odd head Time: t.7 seconds. announced that the advance guard of the Cincinnati club "Classrooms, my eye. Iowa U.

loo yara ire style: won By cnuren, rarcnen. Freeman Bhoai 6. Hinds, Latsch Bros. 6.4 North, Bit 1751 Peterson, X. ....188 Rlssar 167 ELKS LEAGUE.

with bulk prices at Federal estimates placed the supply of sprint Michigan; Fries. Michigan, second; Mid-dlemas, Wisconsin, third; Mowerson. Mich- CLASS C. would arrive in Bloomlnston on Wasn't interested in the national iinals for a practical reason the lamos ai percent unaer a year earlier, 150 149 Magden Snider II 1 II 1 159! Christie 157 1 Wllley CTJSHMAN LEAGOI Iran, fourth; Haulenbeek, Illinois, fifth. Time, :62.5.

Exa'd Rulers 46 29 1 Secretary! ....35 40 wn.awsaT. on io 1 March 16. The opening day of workouts had been previously set KANSAS CITY. loo yard DaoKslroke: Won by Bob 8 8 1 Hogs Salable and total none. Nominally Johnnie a Cat 7 3 Hammerheads 7 3 Red Shield Little Abnera Katzenjammert Tiger 1 Esquires 40 351 Lea.

Knights .34 41 Loyal Kn'ts. 39 361 Lead. Knights 81 44 Knight. Indiana: Bob Nunson. Mlchlean.

stsady; for wsek: Unchanged at celling ior jwarcn Induction into the navy of Hanr "Chick" Kelly Boys 8 4 1 10 66 30 66 401 Tea High Individuals. isveis. eecona bod uennii, unio state, third; Jack Whltson, Northwestern, fourth; Gordon Pulford, Michigan, fifth. Time, 1:41.8. Avoid the Rush tuns Bins 7 4 Cattle Salable 100: total 400.

Calves 55 41 Fuses Auto-Glldel Cubs Huskys Shipping Alt 203ISo(lln 173 Turkey Jagade, star fullback on Indiana's 44 52 43 53 42 64 41 65 41 55 33 63 Rich Point Meau ...170 Frohardt .1921 Green zuu yara nreasi siroae: Kessler. Mlchl salable and total, none. Compared Friday last wsek: Slaughter steers, mixed 55 41 62 44 15)44 lootball team, last week was ean, and Ojampa, Minneiota, tied for Bomberettes Mach Shop Side Kara Foundry Automatics Assemblers William sob Orth Howell, Red Shield 11.6 Stlenmlller, Kelleye 11.6 earllngs and heifers steady to 25c lower 49 47IEnglneen ...168 J67 ...166 the 11th loss to the armed forces ef cows and cutters largely 35c lower: Send us your light color woolens now. Expert quality cleaning as you would Grady, Wilson A Weaver 10.1 Greer, Sins Sing 7.7 oi freshman members of the 1944 instances ouc on canners steady to wsak first; stumper, Indiana, third; Walters Iowa, fourth; Tocum, Indiana, fifth. Time 2:35.8.

440 yard free style: Won by Nakama, Ohio State: Schlancer Ohio state, am. Leaaman, Little Abner 7.6 ttoosler eleven. Others who are now in the service from the .44 smith, johnnies 7.4 Mills 184Vlfqualn Meti miKirsch Wllley 173lDunman CHUBCH LEAOIE. 1 First M. K.

40 32 i Calvary I. 81 Club 40 32Eman. Luth. Westminster 40 Luth. First Pres.

39 33JQraca Luth. Tea Blgb Individuals. bulls strong to 25c higher; vealers and calves steady; stackers and feeders steady to weak; bulk medium to choice slaughter steers choice 1,092 to 1,445 165 162 159 158 157 Tea High (Men) 1781 Smack 178IWlsbey 175IGatea 168Cox 167l8chafer Tea High (WosnL French, Wilson A Weaver 5.6 ond; Heusner, Northwestern, third; Davie, Sinclair Gumble team are: Ed McLean, Indianap. like it Use Cash Carry Hoke normwesiern, iourm; White. Indiana, fifth.

Time, 4:59.4. medium and good helf- nil mlvH vaarllnva 111 11 CK oils, navy; Thorn Bondus. Chi Hawkeye squad would be unable 400 yard free ityle Won by cago, 111., army air corps; Ralph to present its strongest front. Rood and choice 118.0016.00; medium and good cows common and mcniKan cnuren, nreen, Minora, fTCls); Ohio SUte, second; Purdue, third: North. 125 117 West Poggl Phillips and Fish Dinners Alwajg plonff of room and parking space ior.

SPENCER STEAK HOUSE 1425 South Si Open frees 11:4 A. M. te IS P. M. inompson, lnaianapous, navy: medium $9-50011.

50; canners and cutters Zimmerman western, fourth; Illinois, fifth. Time, "On the Hawkeye squad are two members of Utah national 144Lanser 1351 Harris 133Lawls 133 Lindmler 131iDeLesDernier Albert 172 Lehman ........157 Etcher 157 M. Katt miYoder 157 116 113 00 8.25; medium and good stocker and Luethke Bohuslavaky feeder steers $12 good and 112 Abe Addams, Louisville, army air corps; Carl Nestor, East Chicago, navy; William Bammer, Lutil 159! A. Katt 157 choice $14.00014.75. DYERS collegiate champions of a year ago.

I refer to the Wilkinson brothers, Johnson 159Nelson 157 Bheep salable and total, none. For CLEANERS 2S55 St Army to sponsor tour net LADIES BOOSTER LEAGUE II TELEPHONE LEAGUE, week: Lambs unevenly 25c to 75c lower: 2-2203 cvansYjiie, army; jonn Congdon one of whom has been a Hawk ewes fully 25c off; week's top; fed lambs 40 41 II stars on fighting fronts Chicago, 111., army; Richard Brick's 66 251 Lincoln Ralry Coca Cola 46 36! Gold ft Co. Cusbman Mot 44 37Grand Central Outelde Berr. 50 251 Inside Serv. 37 38 31 50 23 55 eye regular this winter and an important cog In Iowa's success in Frank, Chicago, 111., navy; Wil SAN FRANCISCO.

TUP). iis.so; closing top bulk good and choice medium and good good and choice' fall shorn othsr clipped lambs No. 1 and fall shorn skins top year- Local Com. 43 32 General Plant 35 40 Gen. Com.

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C.Willis '147IKalhorn Thornekar KlILadewig army. "ine wiiKinsons are navy Wanek 1681 Donley ...........158 outstanding net stars now in uniform, to entertain servicemen on the far-flung fighting fronts, was announced here Saturday. Salak 139 Wllaon Backetrom 168; HarD 1 trainees at Iowa. Under a navy Weat 138ISchwtmmer 129 tawson 164Boyles 157 The all-time football record of Indiana University, now corrected as of the 1944 season, shows the order, they would not be permit See PESEK and TASSOS on the Same Card WRESTLE LINCOLN BUSINESS WOMEN'S LEAGUE Walroth 162! Hals 1." "Fresh Wheeler 162, Jenkins 153 ted to be absent from the Iowa in the group, which will as i Johnnies 58 23 Harrlngtoa'1 37 GEEATEB LINCOLN LADIES LEAGUE City station "ong enough to com semble in New York on April 1, Hoosiers ahead in the all-time standings, 182 victories to 172 -Baaaam- 1st SSa pete in either a playoff tourney or wui De Don Buctee, generally Kent Oil 51 301 Weat El No. I 31 Elas Stop Nut 44 37McBride'( 21 Tea High Individuals 1 I Ben Simons 60 lRIOoodyear TftR Line Lib Life 50 Club losses and 32 ties.

Coach A. the national finals. And that is the keep smilingl (Bo) McMiUin's 11 Indiana Crown Jewel 36 42Dr. Pepper real reason for Iowa not being willing to try for the national col rated the greatest net star in the world today; Frank Kovacs, the "clown prince" of the game; Frank Parker, former national amateur squads have won 43 games, lost Tea High Individuals TOES, White 142 Manning 131 Zimmermen. 1371 Peterson 131 Skinner 137Recroft 130 Phillips 133'Bohuslaveky 129 ioaack 131IThompson 127 legiate championship.

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