The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 10

Fast-Stepping Felines Slaughter Indian Court Foes, 55-14 Jinx Hot Shots When the basketball has reached he half-way mark, the art of the Keaton cannot be far away, hr of hawbill for thr of Waco and old Haty jmrk ill up for thf wion. Work now gome forward on that park. a vi be a member of the Triumph Is Fifth Straight Without Defeat in League John DeWitt Takes Scoring Honors As Wacoans Breeze to Lop-Sided Victory 'Marse Joe' Takes It Easy WAXAHACHIE. Jan. The powerful Waco High Tiger basketball outfit had too much of I everything for inadequate Waxahachie Indians here Tuesday night and breezed to a 55-14 verdict to close out their first half schedule without a defeat in five games.

Percy Hough and big John i DeWitt vied for scoring honors as the Felines, defending loop cham- T. league, a cir- pions, scored about as they pleased, Manager Barkley and piling up a 28-to-8 margin at the I readert C. Maxev are assem- intermission. Jb-iHg a strong team for that loop. DeWitt finally came out on top aaa i with seven field goals and two free tonnes for 16 tallies.

Hough dump- High, with of Kjx field goals and a pair of IMf. will have charitv pitches for 14 counters. ftrnnK wlwdho.v imiti, and Baylor Hollis Chatham and Charley wdl of thr Thedfnrd displayed some air-tight plav at the guard spots. Milton Boatman. outstanding star in every contest this in the conference.

Pete Jones, the diamond coach Baylor, will be greeted by a great array of talent when the begins practice on March 1. I will bf 10 or more for important pitching 4'partment. Heading the ii 45 an All-C onfer- of laM and a fine -tche for the Waco during Chatham he of 194fi. Thedford, Godwyii, astute baseball men feel far it a fine prospect, 1 ie day will be hurling pro success. season, had three field goals and a free toss for seven points to again lead the Braves in the scoring department.

Waxahachie finished the first half with one victory over Cleburne against five defeats. rr. ft pr tp Man and ill a H1 li i BoMtflian, Katz. 1 Ren INn Howard from Dallas, aUo bau k. He a good hitter, ami he lalkft the r-jr game of any candidate for W- the Hear nine, lie a great tHMtnment out there in the it not yet learned to control 4 0 1 ft 14 2 2Ifi a2 .1 ft 0 2 1 1 1 2 4 2 a 4 .23 ffi ft rr ti 3 i 7 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 i 1 5 fi "2 1114 While other baseball figures prepare for spring training junkets, Joe McCarthy, ex-New York Yankee manager, relaxes in a comfortable chair on his upstate New York farm, hard by Buffalo.

It will be the first time he has not gone south in SO icore at half. S. arm. In fact, he has no more micceaa in controlling arm than trolling tongue si at all. tl.

th. hurhnc nr not. hr Arthur (Slirk I Morton, hark- of n.urh Ihr "nrt ronrh v. portion to IHB with other ft "a ni i iiniiiriiiMK i.rnn"n 'TI I tend Whether he makea IwpEXI JNi 81,1 Ex-Texas Leaguer Flashes His Old Speed in Politics was appointed head coach at Virginia Military institute. He succeeds Allison T.

Pooley) Hubert. of the staff, if anything. Also among the pitchers we f.nd Kay Hicks, a product of He p.tched for the Enid Army Air Field team during the davs. Then there also is High hu ear. and one of the best I meet is being sponsored by he thP nrpus club f.cv another hurler, haiLs from Austin, and pitched for the en-ttp 'mm, James Duncan is 5r AdarrJorTfrigh product W- North Waco Takes Triangular Meet Set CORPUS CHRISTI.

Jan 28- AP triangular track and field meet in which Texas. Texas A. and and Rice will compete, will be held here the night of April 5. which has guaranteed holding it. $.1000 for las and one of the best pitchers In the state last year in school- ranks.

Is expected to enter Baylor when he finishes his hitch tr. the service, but may not be etr time to do any hurling this ear. Blair, another star hurl- er for the Adamson team last aea- LMCA aon. will be on the Haylor staff, and is a comer. Fred and a youngster from fVnnsjIrania are also due to get Inals.

Manuel Garcia, due to be a pitcher for Baylor this enr. not in achool at the present time, hut may be hack nest term. Pearson, one of the out- semi-pro catchers of this last year, is apt to lots aersice behind the bat for the lor toam this ear. Then there Chandler, star first baseman end catcher for both the Beal's end the Dons last fall. He is a Moose Murski rf the football Is also a re- and another catcher is re Houston product.

Joe Sparks tallies A of catching for also plavod rni-pro ball in this i tAd to play In the Baylor N. Jan. year. Servo, who iMher are Sneed of I a star ef Iasi jenr; a a comer from Rutty lladitcy, a prewar ltoWor Stmtti and Akin. --------------------------------The ini ders are Hast Texas Ace Cicts Hair Billy Manno, (Urdnet Out I IlllUrt HI th.

Parker. Reeder and Jack Redding was the nd naseman for the Dons and also played fine for the Dons during the Ifcmmer months. From the array of talent If. te ia apt to gne Baylor a ftrong diamond Pete has had tHr knack of getting the from material. Dozier is to pitcher of the Waco High this year.

year toward of the he was de- fast as a pitcher. Hollis ham. Bobby Blaine and r.gr are merit a Is A far yeaj Over League Lead North Waco Baptist took over undisputed possession of first place in the American Church basketball Tuesday night on the court by alministering a licking to Emmanuel Baptist. It was the sixth straight victory without defeat for the North Wacoans and the first loss for Emmanuel. Dixon registered 12 points for the winners.

Jones marked nine in the scorebook for Emmanuel. Barnard Smolensky, leading scorer of the circuit, added points to his total in pacing Agudath Jacob to a 48-42 decision over First Methodist. Johnny Appell had a do yen for the losers. Sparks Memorial Methodist and Tabernacle Baptist staged a shooting battle in the feature contest of the night. Sparks coming out on top, despite David 37 tallies for Cox found the basket for ynj! Servo Plans Comeback retired as world welterweight champion last September because of an injured nose, said today he would return to the prize ring.

The 27-year-old boxer said he expected to make his either in February or March. COMMERCE. Jan 28 AP Jake Carter. East Texas are basketball pivot man and leading scorer, was hurled 20 feet hen the jeep in w'hich he was riding was in collision with a sedan- but he escajied injury, to the relief of Darrel Tully, the Lions' cage coach. Carter, who scored 201 points in helping East Texas State win 11 games in a row.

rolled from the hark seat of the jeep into the highway into the gasoline pumps of a service station. The vehicles were badly damaged but the six-foot-seven basket hall player climbed to his without a sign of a bruise, broken bone also ischooiSoy nr pulled muscle. Waco has rnc James, Former New York (iiant and Dallas Manager, Has Earned New Success RAYMONDVILLE, Jan. latest former professional baseball player to find success in politics is Byrne James, who was an infield star with the New York Giants when they won the world series in 1933 and who managed the Dallas team of the Texas league in 1935. James is district clerk of Willacy county.

The 41-year-old ex-big leaguer, who has been a rancher here for the past seven years, showed the same speed at the ballot box last summer as he used to display around second base. Mr. and Mrs. James have a 14- year-old son who during the campaign was a regular Branch Rickey as a handshaker and speech-maker. Started I nder Mike Kelley A native of Angleton, Byrne started his baseball career with Spartanburg, S.

in the South Atlantic league under Manager Make Kelley back in 1923. The next year he was at Ardmore, playing under George Whiteman, the old Houston Buff and Boston Red Sox star. James did so well for Omaha in the old Western league in 1927 and 1928 that he was purchased by the Boston Braves where he performed as regular second baseman in 1929. In 1930, the Braves sent him to Newark, where he was a star under Tris Spaker. He returned to the Braves in 1931.

The depression vear of 1932 found Byrne at Dallas, but times were not hard for him at the Waco Boxers Get In Last Tune-lip Swats on Friday Gatesville School to Furnish Ring Foes in 13 Contests With Fans Being Admitted Free Beak-busters of Waco Boys club will get their final warm-up licks before the district Golden Gloves eliminations In Waco Feb. 6-8 by swapping punches with boxers of the Gatesville State Training School in 13 bouts at Waco Boys club gym Friday night starting at 7:30. Fight bugs will again be admitted free of charge and are ex- cted to he there in larger numbers than the throng which overflowed the gym last week when the Club mitt-wielders took six out of ten bouts from Allen academy. Glen Prater, state junior champion in his class last vear, heads the great array of ring talent from Gatesville. He is matched against Tullv Westmoreland, district welterweight king last vear.

Both are fihting in the middleweight division. Richard Davis, eliminated bv Westmoreland last year, opens the program against Robert Wingrove. Other matches are: Hardy Cole, Gatesville, vs. J. R.

Howard, WBC; Don Nixon, Gatesville, vs. Billy Granger, WBC; i Ralph Sanders, Gatesville, vs. Joe Ellis, WBC; Raymond Galaiviz. Gatesville, vs Charles Rohers, WBC; Edmund Ruiz. Robert Zahirniak.

WBC; Tony Mikan Announces Trucc In Fight Over Contract CHICAGO. Jan 28 Mikan. 6-foot, 9-inch basket ball wizard, today announced a truce in his legal battle to break a 000, contract with the American Gears of the National basketball league and said he would, reioin the club after a six- weeks absence to play against Syracuse here Friday night. Mikan, former DePaui university star, last Dec. 12 filed suit to break his contract, largest ever signed by a professional basketball player, because ho contended it was in favor of the Gears.

Bruins Meet Aggies In Next Cage Melee a row Brings Cadet Mere Friday for Scuffle Against Bouncers of Baylor Louise Suggs Is Lpset in Opening Round; Babe Wins Peggy Kirk Startles Helen Doherty Field bv Ousting Champion With Crcat Shooting MIAMI. Jan. 28 Peggy Kirk of Lindley, Ohio, scored one of the most startling upsets in the 15-year history of the Helen Lee Doherty Amateur Golf tournament today when she eliminated highly favored Louise Suggs, of Lithia Springs, 2 and 1, in the first round match. Babe Zaharias of Denver, a pre- tournev favorite with Miss Suggs, advanced by defeating Rosnnn Shaffer of Toledo, 4 and 3. Mrs Zaharias led qualifiers yesterday By JINX Tl HER Sports Editor The Baylor team, which is an also-ran in the bounce-bounce game, goes hack to the court Friday evening to meet Marty Karow Texas Aggies.

The game is going to take place on the Baylor court. A. and M. is one of the two teams that Baylors beat in five conference starts tht season. Other team that Bavlor de- they are feats Baylor docOhat on r' out.

Of studenM a a 68 to set a new women's vs. Bohbv WBC; c0ursr record. Champ BC Holly law son, Gatesville vs. Ronald Murphree, WBC; James Miss Suggs, winner of the Doh- Burleson. Gatesville, vs.

Bobby in 1945 and 1946, and holder Moses, WBC; Soco Socorro, of the woman's North and South ville, vs. Skeeter Zilem, WBC; I and Southern crowns, putted badly. Henry Granatos, Paul Dean, WBC. Gatesville, vs. Mart Panthers Thrash Mcxia to Share Lead a Vnrih MART, Jan.

Spl Harold ii Texas fhf, Auii i at some consistent shoottng as thev Howard ih- Mrvia Hlnrk Pais. 136-24, in a district 12-A hnskethall 1 fracas here Tueday night to stay tied with Teague for first place SW Texas East Texas 59. Southwest Texas State 65, East Texas State 59. John iarleton 66, Gainesville Junior college 15. Oklahoma A.

and M. 47, Oklahoma 41. Holy Crow 47, Canisius 56. Boston college 56, Geneva 46. Loras 75, Nt.

Ambrose 45. Kearney State 44, Hastings S9. Detroit Percy Jones General hospital 44. Morris Harvey 55, rd State 46. Kansas 50, Kansas State .19.

Lawrence Tech 71, Ohio, college 50. Ttilanr Springhill 51. Springfield Mass. college 63, New Hampshire 59. Franklin 64, Manchester 52.

HIGH SCHOOL Waco 55, Waxahachie 14. Mart 36, Mcxia 24. Hillsboro 35, Cleburne 30. Groesbeck 41, Teague 31. Groctheck 33, Teague 25.

Ennis 4 4, Corsicana 21. McGregor 61, Vega 17. McGregor 31, La Vega 28. in the championship chase. David had 10 points for his efforts, closely followed bv Charles Herod and Bobby Hosack with eight each.

Barnard of Mexia outscored them all with 15 tallies to take honors for the night. Aggie Council Mum on Demands to Fire Coach COLLEGE STATION. Jan. Texas A. and M.

athletic had no comment today on he battwl'ovVr of for the McGregor Quint Wallops La Vega McGREGOR, Jan. 28 Lonnie Hortsmann was on his biggest scoring spree of the season when McGregor Bulldogs buried the La Vega Tigers under a 61-to-17 score here Tuesday night in their district 12-A basketball game. The Bulldog sniper hoisted 13 nmt field goals and two charity tosses and then Mrs. Zaharias marched through the hoop for 2M points. through the next four In even H.

G. Isbill chipped in another par figures to end the 17 to equal the entire Pirate crew i match. in scoring. Ruth Woodward. Fall River.

Kenneth Hopkins bagged eight defeated Pollv Riley, Fori counters for I Vega. Worth, Texas, 2 and 1. In the battle between the squads, McGregor had far more trouble, getting out with a 31-28 IMarion Flanagan Quits decision. Cash had 10 markers for the Pups. VVilkins and Sharp vjritiiron UTS HIT food while Mitt Kirk found her chip shots smacking against the pins.

Victory Evens Old Score The victory was sweet for Miss Kirk who had been defeated by Miss Suggs in the last two Doherty Miss Kirk finished with 73, one over mens par, to her opponent's 38-38 76. even women's par. Miss Kirk was two up at the end of the first nine, but the match was squared on the inth as Mies Suggs grabbed the 11th and 13th with pars and Miss Kiri, i went one over on each hole. Miss Kirk rallied to take the 14th with a par Miss Suggs missed her second shot to the green and was forced to go one over. Babe Has Some Trouble The two halved the 15th and 16th, and on the 17th, the Findley miss made a fine recovery out of the rough to within 15 feet of the pin, and sank her putt for a birdie three to close out the match, 2 and 1.

Mrs. Zaharias ran into tough copposition for 11 holes with Mbs Shaffer, but then she took four in a row to win, 4 and 3. Only two holes were won on the first nine, each taking one as they rounded the turn in two holes were halved scored six each for the Bucs. sold to Giants. Bill New York Pesky Red Sox Hr.

I Spike Jump Gossip baseman in is Claud Kincannon. fa toward the fag BOSTON, 28 t'P -Short- he season Chatham Mop Johnny Pesky of the Boston of 1-H 4 ara a be! rase and the out- Sox. "goat" nt the 1046 world DeWitt, Mar of the signed his 1947 haseball con- team. the first trad today after a conference with Manager Cronin scotching reports that he would jump to the Mexican league. Simultaneously, the Red Sox an year.

Bill Dubose is ach the baseball team year. Waco will prob- spring gridiron prac- starting baseball. Koine to have pro football came The Chicago ardinaU and the will pia? at the Cotton I nn the night of Sept. 19. It If a tame that la apt to attract 6 crowd, and will be a nefit affair.

the rliib of for underprivileged rec- fund Tht- team can climb ic mark in the per- by defeating the xm A and team here ri nouneed the receipt of signed contracts from right handed Pitcher Harrv Dorish and Infielder Charlie Koney who were members of tbe Louisville club of the American association last vear. Though Pesky salary was not disclosed. It wreliably reported as between and $30,000. He had been offered a contract running nto six by the Mexican league. Had Good Year With The Texan had a good year with the Giants and his series check amounted to $4700.

In 1934 he was with Atlanta in the Southern league, where he played under the venerable Spencer Abbott. In 1935 the widely traveled infielder was manager of Dallas. The next year found him with Syracuse in the International loop and in 1937 he played with Rochester In the same league. At the end of the season. Branch Rickey offered him a job as manager in the St.

Louis Cardinal organization. Instead he returned to his ranch at Encinal, where he lived until he moved to the Rio Grande valley. Byrne never weighed more than 150 pounds. "If I had weighed about 20 pounds more, I believe I would still be in the big leagues instead of being a politician," he opined. missal of Homer Norton as head coach.

A resolution charging that Norton had lost the confidence of students and no longer can bring full satisfaction to Texas A. and was adopted by the executive committee of the Texas A. and M. Ex-Students association in Houston Norton aiso remained silent, despite reports on the campus he was in line for the coaching job at the University of California following the recent dismissal of Frank Wickhorst. contract as head coach and athletic director at A.

and M. has three years to run. Tulsa Gets Outfielder CHICAGO. Jan. Chicago White Sox today announced release of Pitcher Len Perme to Hollywood of the Pacific Coast league and Outfielder Joe to Tulsa of the Texas league.

Green Bay Head Lauds Red Wilson of Ponies CHICAGO, Jan. 28 Curley Lam beau, ow-ner-coach of the Green Bay Packers in the National professional football league, announced today the signing of two ends, both 1946 college stars. Bob Skoglund. 21, of Notre Dame, who was 7th in the player draft, joined the squad at. the same time Lambeau signed Methodist star and a leading play up Eugene Wilson, in the last East-West game at San Francisco, has more of the things that Don Hut.son showed, when he first came up, than anv man 1 have seen," said.

Wilson, 21, who led his conference in pass receptions last year, was rated fourth in the player draft. tr Tr.Qhj ts'tLmg. Condition NEW YORK, Jan, The condition of Babe Ruth was reported "fair" tonight at French hospital where the former home run king underwent a neck operation Jan 6 Earlier In the day, his condition was lifted as so good." Corsicana Five, 44-21 rr, ENNIS. Jan. spl Hosroe I nrec More I ijjers Are Morgan, classy Ennis sharp-shoot- Sip not! I Jn for Season er.

hit the ring for 24 points here I Garden to Offer Plans NEW YORK, Jan. 28 AP Plans for the proposed $20,000.000 new Madison Square garden project to be situated in the vicinity of Columbus Circle, are expected to be advanced tomorrow by the city hoard of estimate at its regular meeting, it w-as disclosed today. Marshall Club Named MARSHALL, Jan. entry In the new Star baseball loop will be called the Comets. The name was selected at a meeting today of a committee des- ignaten by club owner Jerry Feille to make the choice from those suggested by fans.

Winner of a season pass to all home games is Pete Jones of Jefferson. who suggested the name adopted. 28 Baseball Games On Schedule for Hawkeyes IOWA CITY, Iowa. Jan. 28 AP 28-game baseball schedule, largest since prewar days and Including the first southern trip since 1941.

has been drawn for the University of Iowa nine. Coach Otto Vogel, announced today. 'Hie Hawkeyes will make a six- game southern swing into lana between March 31 and April 5. Southwestern Louisiana institute, Ixiuisiana State university and Tech are the opponents. Teague Lions Toppled By Groesbeck (Pagers GROESBECK, Jan.

2K Spl Groesbeck threw the district 12-A eastern half basketball race into a deadlock here Tuesday night by toppling the Teague Lions, 41 to 31. for the Goats' first loon victory. Gordon Brown tacked up 15 oints to pace the Goaf scoring, loles tossed in 12 for Teague. The Groesbeck squad kept its perfect record by downing theh Teague Scrubs, 33-25, as G. Andrew got hot to dump 21 points through the nets.

Hills lwiro Nudges Cleburne Jackets CLEBURNE. Jan. 28 Minus three regulars, who were victims of mid-term exams, the Cleburne Yellow Jackets led the Hillsboro Eagles until the final four minutes of play here Tuesday night hut dropped a 35-30 decision to finish their first half district 10-AA basketball schedule with a record of one victory in six starts. Joe Poindexter, Buck Mayes, and Bobby Baze, regulars, were the classroom casualties along with Carroll Taylor, six-foot-six center. COLLEGE STATION, Jan.

28 I Marion Flanagan, Texas A and M. halfback, today announced his football playing' days were over. Flanagan retired from the grid war.s because of an injured knee. He hurt the knee in 1943 and missed the Orange bowl game. The knee was re-injured late last season.

and a revealed an operation would be necessary. Coach Hon.er Norton said he planned to use Flanagan as an assistant with the Aggie freshman team. Monday night by score of 58 to 46, and that is no surprise to anyone, becau.se TCU now 15 in a and before playing lors loses 14 in a row. Anv team that I onc II in a row has no noxs thump-thumping its way to victory over young Baylor team at Perhaps, however, it is an upset when Bears defeat Aggies at Aggieland, although it passing strange to call a victory over gies basketball an upset, because for many, manv years. gies have big struggle on their hands to keep out of basketball cellar, giving up struggle in a few of years, and staying down I in cellar.

However, Bears go to Houston and lose to Rice, and a few nights later. Aggies knock Owls colder than an Alaskan well digger. So if it is no when Aggies defeat Baylor, then it has to be a big upset when Rice wins from Bears. Confounds Up in Minneapolis they quote odds on all basketball games being played from coast to coast, being very good at it, so we are very anxious to learn of odd' they quote on Baylor of Friday night with Farmers, because' dope on left hand reads that should win, and dope on light hand says Baylor going to win, Baylor Wvin Aggies at College Station, and generally shaking that not to rio, but generally speaking, it is for Baylors to win from Aggies in Waco than at College Station. On other hand.

Rice team which does not have too much trouble in defeating Baylors at Houston, loses to Aggies by 13 unlucky points at College Station, so from that comparison. Aggies are favorites over Bears, but for my dope I am going to take Baylor's performance against Aggie- at College Station, and not performance against Owls and showing against Aggies. Therefore I am picking to win by at least four or five bounces. I also will risk my great reputation by going out on a fragile limb and predicting that on no than five occasions during hot ball game. Baylor fans are going to boo the officials.

Also will predict that never during game will Baylor fans chant: "Hold That Line." Too Often lami Fall Every time Baylors get trouble in football last fall, Baylor students chant: That and since Baylors are in trouble most of time in football last fall, lots of neutral fans begin to wonder if that is only yell that Baylor has. Attorney General Price Daniel, who is once a Bavlor student, thinks Baylor should eliminate that chant, thus scribe agrees with him. Students are really to help team their yells, out Tha: yell is only a reminder to that it in trouole, anil it never needs to be reminded of fart. It nearly always knows wften it us to hold that line Best thmg about game of round aaJu. as we see it.

ts that there no That In the old thump-thumi the students are always telling the Bears to fight, wfuch is mac a better than wHotd Ttiat lane." "Toward close of game Monday evening. W'ben Coach Bill rushes in lots of joung second and third stringers, it seems for a ear- and some fighting There are marv tumbles on the floor, and it all very exciting. Fortunately, no one gets hurt. TCI lrl! After watching Huh MHJuifan team plav Monday night. I think maybe TCU a a yell of That Ball TCU gets undying fame for its passing on the of the nation, but basketball boys seem to have only a ground game, or maybe a floor game.

On one occasion la to In contest Monday night young Bay lor in forget who they ar guarding, a purple shirt gets right under basket. Another TCU ptaver has baU and there no Baylor player ing shooting distance of hoy under basket unless vou are a shot. Boy under oask ball, he sees golden chance to push if in basket, but TCU toy with ball dribbling and lut finally dribbles 'TCI under basket, and both go down. Before thev can get up. lor substitutes learn what Is going on, and thev also start scrmmhhng around players, causing very much confusion indeed If is all very sad.

because TCU does not start passing 'bail about a little, team is going to break Baylor's UM5 reeotd losses in row. Right row Sayloe great mark is grate danger Froggies tose 15 in row and show no signs of having broken at this late Bisons Sign I Wildcnt NEW YORK, Jan 28 AP Buffalo's Bisons of tlie All-America conference announced the signing of Edward Hirsch. Northwestern university guard and fullback, today as the young pro circuit opened Its mid-winter meetings. wwHswwwwwmswww 3-DAY Watch Repair Service Highest Quality Work Lowest Cost All Work Guaranteed T0WNE Jewelers 717 Austin 4 ill Knnis Lions Trounce both A. and ulr nm'DOT'P 'Ton and Baylor have won two con- Tuesday night as the Lions skin-! DEI ROII Jan.

28- UI--Infield- won from A and mxl the Corsicana Tigers, 44-21, in Jimmy Outlaw, pitcher hr 1 Monday night won from a district 10-AA basketball contest, (Xermire and rookie out- to 46 A and has de- The victory' was fourth TCU and Rice. The latter agamst two defeats for the first de 1 Tf should 1 half of the championship race. one the Baylor Rdl Reed registered seven tallies I for the visitors. fielder Clint Conatser returned their signed contracts to the Detroit Tigers today, boosting the number of plavers who have come to terms for 1947 to 17, VETERANS' FREE FLIGHT TRAINING Private-Commercial Instructors. Instrument and Twin-Englne Courses, ALL VETERAN INSTRUCTORS AIRCRAFT SERVICES CO.

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