The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 19

19 DAILY DISPATCH. MOLINE. ILLINOIS: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1943. A tWDII(C IPUfflBns ttaD IIinivcBSitngsiitcB (EDnncEsigciD lEesm0 NOTICE! BILLY ELLI.VWOOD DANCE SCHOOL REOPENED Second Floor HARPER HOUSE ROCK ISLAND Telephone Rock Inland 2100 Ex-Purdue Star to Captain Marquette Moline Defeats Davenport, 5-0, been complied with and that he thought he had seen all necessary certificates of availability. "If there has been an violation.

It was entirely inadvertent," he added. Seeks Irregularities in Shift of Gridders from 7 Against Boilermakers Saturday Night In Tennis Dim Essential Wartime Work Moline high school girls' tennis BAR GIRL PLACE KICKER By BUCKY O'CONNOR. team defeated Davenport, 5-0, In a Chicago jt) "Anything can FROM HIGH SCHOOL TEAM dual match at Davenport yesterday happen this Saturday," Coach El-pr Bumham of Purdue told his football squad yesterday, and he hit with Moline taking all five matches to all professional sports. Including By DAVIS J. WALSH.

big league baseball and hockey completed. International News Service Sports the nail on the head like a $2-an hour carpenter. Results: Betty Stoeltlng, Moline, Writer. won from Mary Berg, Davenport, For when the Boilermakers take tm Marquette Saturday night at 6-4; 6-0. stringers solved Indiana running plays as executed by the third team In a brisk scrimmage, but the Wildcats were told the Hoosiers might give them trouble with passes.

Great Lakes'- starting assignments against Iowa Saturday apparently were still uncertain, since Lieut. Paul (Tony) Hinkle employed four tailbacks In practice. Coach Charley Bachman put his Camp Grant squad through a long block' lng drill, preparing for Wisconsin. Illinois, with an open date this week, had a light scrimmage and dummy drill. At South Bend, IncL, Coach Frank Leahy said John Lujack of Con-nellsville.

would start at quar vwI'MovieDaii'l cwm Amvf, r7- 22c PLUS TAX TIL 6 I at A i "0M4.V" Siarts TOMORROW! lj fig- Milwaukee the Hilltopper captain That was to be found in this sug gestive statement from WMC le gional headquarters: "The Bear situation will lead to a better understanding of the manpower problem In relation to athletics. Certificates of availability are required of any sports Chicago (INS) With the rather ominous words that It was being done "because there was a question of public policy" Involved, the war manpower commission announced Joan Knee, Moline, won from will be Bill Combs, former Purdue Nancy Roman, Davenport, 6-1; 4-6 tar end and who was voted the 6-3. valuable man on the 1941 today that It was starting an lm Marilyn Fall, Moline, won from mediate investigation of the Chicago Nelda Poise Davenport, 6-0; 6-1. Dorothy Youngvorst, Moline, won vr.f "The Investigation of the Bears from Phyllis Ohland, Davenport, 6-2; 6-0. followed many inquiries that have been made of us since the club's publicity release appeared.

Our ac Betty Johnson, Moline, won from (pro) Bears football team. The WMC said It was seeking to determine whether there was any irregularity In the transfer of players from essential-Industry jobs to a season of play on the gridiron. i Lois Ratjen, Davenport, 6-0; 6-1 terback for Notre Dame against tion thus becomes a matter of pub In a match between Betty Jane Pittsburgh and would shift to left lic morale." Neuhaus, Moline, and May Nlchol halfback when Angelo Bertelll en The number of men in baseball sen, Davenport, the first set was won by Nicholsen, and the second ters the game. Coach Bo McMll-lin gave his Indiana squad a double The inquiry will be set in motion before nightfall by the office of and professional football who left essential Jobs to engage in these non-essential sports is a matter of set by Neuhaus. Then because of Regional Director, William H.

Spen session in preparation for the Hoo slers' night game with Northwest' an Injury to Miss Nicholsen, the '-it I i a i' ji i'" if "i cer, with the promise that both the surmise, but it is certain that nelth match was called. proceedings and the Bears' position er the total nor their athletic abil Quad-City Tourney. era, working them In the regular afternoon period and then resuming under the llRhts at Bloomlngton in the matter will be made fully The quad-city high school tennis ity Is Inconsequential. This being so, It is Interesting to learn that the available to the public. tournament will be held next Sat' More than that, the possibility urday at Riverside park tennis local WMC office contemplates finding out just who Is the regular was not too remote that, once un Boilermaker team.

Coach Tom Stidham of Marquette, with fine senM of the dramatic, has named Combs to lead the Milwaukeeans against liis former mates. Last year with the Philadelphia Eagles, Combs, who hails from Lowell, Ind Is nary V-12 medical student at Marquette and is eligible to com-pete under wartime regulations. This will be the first gridiron meeting of the two schools and the second night game In history for ft Purdue aquad. In 1935 at Dyche stadium Purdue and Northwestern plaved the first night contest In the history of the Western conference. Purdue winning 7 to 0.

Still smacking their lips over the 53 to 13 feast they had last Saturday at the expense of a strong Great Lakes team, the Boilermakers rate the edge over Stldham's bora, who showed strength In downing an Inexperienced Wisconsin club, 33 to 7. On the basis of Its aurprlse showing Purdue appears to rar.k with the top teams of the mid-west. Solve Iloosler Plays. Notes from other midwest colleges: orth western's first and second high school alter dark. Gophers Lose Player.

Minnesota, readying for Its open courts. Play will start at 9 in the der way, the probe might extend It employer and who is what Is termed morning. The tournament will be self not only to other clubs in the er with Missouri, lost another man for both boys and girls. National Football league but to pro the "vacation" employer. Very Suggestive.

through Injuries. Mike Rapko suf fessional sports In general. Includ fered a hand Injury In blocking ing baseball and hockey. SHAUGHNESSY PREDICTS dummy maneuvers. At Ann Ar The official WMC statement of position in this connection is a masterpiece of suggestlveness, as Would Not Commit Itnelf.

bor Coach Frita Crisler put his Wol 30-POINT LOSS FOR PITT verines through a heavy offensive The local WMO headquarters follows: workout. would not commit Itself as to wheth "Should the local inquiry, for instance, show that the regular em The Buckeyes of Ohio State con Pittsburgh (INS) Clark New Castle, Ind. (INS) Pretty er athletes whose "papers" were not in order, faced automatic placement centrated on a pass defense for the Shaughnessy, T-formation expert 16-year-old Agnes Ulfner, star ployer is the Chicago Bears and in 1-A. But a spokesman for the lo who will see the Pitt team play Its that, after doing essential work for Iowa Seahawks. While Lieut.

Don Faurot, Seahawk coach, an cal office did have this interesting first game under his direction on certain months, the athlete had re comment on the point: nounced his starting quarterback Saturday, said today he expects turned to the as his regular would be Jimmy Smith. Illinois "The selective service boards Notre Dame to whip thte Panthers employers, the commission will captain last year. The Iowa by at least 30 points. have the right to re-classify anyone make no dlcision until the invest! gation is complete." Pacing the Pitt gridmen through from IS to 38 years old who have kicker on the New Castle Trojans football team, had her brief career cut short today by a special ruling of the school board which prohibits contests of boys and girls. The ruling cast a shroud of gloom over her teammates and left Agnes "broken hearted." Last week Agnes left the bench twice to try for the point after and missed each time.

been deferred because of their em Hawkeyes lost their reserve quarterback. Daryl Annis, who will report for active military duty after the their last drills prior to the open Parenthetically, the amount of lng of the season this weekend. ployment In essential Industry." earned Income in each case should Shaughnessy trotted out the cry Great Lakes game Saturday. The situation was brought to a determine which Job is regular and Maltae't Mul Comfortable Tbeater! towel and said: "If Notre Dame which is part-time or "vacation." doesn't defeat our bunch of 17 Ralph Brizzolara, secretary and focus through a publicity release from the Bears' office, which named the following players as having left war Industry jobs In order to play year-olds and 4-Fs by 30 points general manager of the Bears, said COE DltOPS FOOTBALL. Cedar Rapids.

Is (JPy Coe col then it should go back to South last night that, to the best of his Bend very much ashamed of Itself. professional football this fall: knowledge, all WMC regulations had Clyde "Bulldog" Turner, regular lege has abandoned tentative plans to have a football team this sea LAST TIME TON1TE let Shaw -ovrr trot Tnr okkat a HONFTMOON" I CILDt RSLEEVE" With I With Cnr Grant an I Harala Peary ana CiB(rr Hoferi I Jaaa Darwell center for some seasons; Harry Orion Gridders To Face Alpha in Crucial Contest Yesterday's Stars son. President Charles A. Ander Clark and Dante Magnani, backs; Hampton Pool, an end, and Al Hop Charley Keller, Yankees Hit his son said enrollments showed too small a number of athletes to make up a squad. towlt, a tackle.

The Bear release ingenuously added that "most of the 29th bomer of year with two on to SICHAID 'v set up victory over Tigers. other players were employed In TOli A Fill DA Cambridge League-leaders Orion Claude Passeau. Cubs, and AI Ger- various capacities in defense plants, North Carolina grows 70 percent IRIDAT AND SATURDAY irUCTaflB "THE FIGHTING UntlNIAd Gl'ERILLAS With Philia Dora Anna 6tea Plat -STAanrsT oh the sage" With Gene Aatry Consequently, said the WMC spokes of all the bright leaf tobacco crop heauser Phillies Former pitched seven-hit ball to win first half of a. man, the entire Bear personnel produced In the United States. doubleheader and latter hurled six- would be required to give an ac counting.

and Alpha will face each other on the Corn Belt six-man football gridiron Friday in an early season bid for supremacy in the loop. The ancient rivals will slug It out on the Alpha field. Both were victorious in their first games last week. hit shoutout In nightcap. Walker Cooper, Cardinals Made STARTS TODAY AT Certificates of Availability.

four hits, Including a home run, to AVAR But It was largely what he left drive In three tallies against Dodg ers. Meanwhile, New Windsor and unsaid that seemed to count. As, for example, the announced pur Co'Hit How to Have Fun and Lots of It! Three boys and three girls trying to crash Broadway and living entirely for laughs! Estel Crabtree, Reds, and Mickey. pose of the investigation was to de Cambridge, both beaten in their first games, will endeavor to come into the win column on the county termine whether the athletes In Witek, Giants Crabtree hit 2-run homer to decide first game and Witek made seven hits in double-header, leading winning attack in volved had the required "certificates UDMSSfltf- theatre. seat grid.

Viola will make her season debut at Sherrard, and Atkin of availability" from defense plant SPENCER TRACY KATIIERINE HIPBIRN RICHARD WHOEF la "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" Added "AT THE STROKE OF TWELVE "SIX HITS AND A MISS" 5 1 second game with four safeties. son has an open date. Butch Etchinson, Braves Drove employers. Whereas, the Implied result of failure to produce such papers was the departure from the sports field of the men affected. 2 runs across with pinch double In ALEDO OPENS CONFERENCE A.

eighth Inning to decide tussle with either back to essential industry or Pirates. GRID PLAY AT KNOXVILLE into the army. Edgar Smith and Ralph Hodgln, 3 Moreover, there was a covert as "IN Lots Wolf White Sox Smith pitched four-hit TONIGHT AND FRIDAY EVES Co- threat of this condition spreading Aledo Knoxville high school, a Ann SAVAGE shoutout against Athletics in first game and Hodgin hit 2-run double CD IN GRID BERGMAN gbnwf at Little Six conference team, will be in ninth inning to win second. 'ACTION and THRILLS GALORE! the opponent of the Aledo school John Nlggeling, Senators, and Al la Her Lat SedihMaaa Film "EN ENDA NATT" Zariila, Browns Former pitched Green Dragons Friday afternoon when Coach VanDorn's team will play Its first conference game at Knoxville. a 'SM.

130 4th Arenas MOLINE esORPHEUMse STARTS TONIGHT Brian Donlevy in "HANGMEN ALSO DIE" with Walter Brennan Plus Bruce Smith In SMITH OF MINNESOTA" two-hit shutout in first game and tONLT ONE NIGHT) With Oautaadinc Svedtnh Screes Star English Title latter made four hits, Including triple and double, to lead attack In The Green Dragons won their MONDAY SEPT. 27 second session. first game of the season 13 to 0 at Galva last week and are out to start STARRETUid PLEASE NOTE! There Will Be No Thurt-day Night Performance of "This Is the Army" Due to Our War Bond Premiere! SWEDISH ADDED fNTTS Alultt lUNo-HIeh Srbaal Stadente S5 Children 11a (iBtladea fed. tax) their series of conference games DAVENPORT with a win. The locals won the 32.

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