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Dodgers Rank With Reds as Pennant Choice Pottstown PAUL Me J. LUCAS, ircury Editor Sports MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1941 Phone 2263 PAGE SEVEN Routs Lafayette Frosh, 40-21 Yes and No! Answer to Football Coaching Rumor not Quinn Plans Syndicate AND GRAY Tn Ruv WIDENS VICTORY 1 0 Buy Boston Fred Fitzsimmons EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of a series of pre-training camp stories on the outstanding clubs in big leagues. By WALTER L. JOHNS (Central Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, Feb.

9--With another good pitcher, perhaps, the Brooklyn Dodgers might have won the 1940 National league pennant. The Dodgers have another good pitcher now, and rank with the Cincinnati Reds as first choice with the pennant prognosticators at this early stage. The Dodgers won 88 games against 65 losses the past year. The Reds, pennant winners, turned in an even 100 victories against but 53 losses. The Reds had Bucky Walters and Paul Derringer.

The Dodgers had Freddy Fitzsimmons and Whit Wyatt. Walters and Derringer won 42 games. Fitz and Wyatt won 31. The Dodgers hope the acquisition of Kirby Higbe from the Phillies will make up the difference this year. So much so that they handed out $100,000 and three players for the gent, who classed by some as the Bobby Feller of the National league.

HIGBE 20-GAME WINNER Higbe, if your statistical memory falls short, won only 14 games the past 'season and lost 19. Of course, this was with a last-place team wTiich should mean he is a Central Press Photos Harold Reese and Pete Reiser potential 20-game winner with the right club. Of course, all baseball games aren't won by pitchers. And I he Dodger punch wasn't there in 1940, either. The club finished sixth in team batting which will give you some idea of what is needed this year.

Speaking of patting punch, the Joe Medwick, one of the most powerful hitters in the circuit, had a poor year following his injury. He should come back strong this season as Joe is a proven power hitter. WANER A HELP Signing of Paul Waner, veteran released by the Pittsburgh Pirates, may be just the tonic needed if Waner can furnish some of his old-time form. Whether the one-time Pittsburgh hero has anything left remains to be seen, and he may win over the outfield post being considered for Pete Reiser, the all-around youngster who created such a sensation in training camp two years ago. Reiser is slated to play right field.

Reiser spent two seasons with Elmira for seasoning and came up in August the past year with a husky batting average. Reiser is a left-handed power hitter, lie stepped into the breach the past Summer at third base when Cookie Lavagetto was hospitalized with an appendix operation. The pitching staff should be stronger this year. Besides the addition of Kirby Higbe his Higbe. Van Lingle Mungo declares pitching arm is back in shape.

Curt Davis and Tex Carleton have high hopes for a successful season. Davis, who won eight against 11 losses the past year, was a big winner when with the Cards. Carleton, who hurled a no-hitter the past Summer, is a valuable man to have around for relief duty. Luke Hamlin, a big star in 1P39. Hugh Casey and Lee Grissom complete a fine staff, INFIELD SAME It is believed the infield will be the same as the past year, with Lavagetto at third, Peewee Reese at short.

Pete Cascarart at the keystone bag and Dolf Camilli on first. Lew Riggs, a Cincinnati player for years, is on the Dodger list, having been purchased for infield insurance. In the outfield. Manager Leo Durocher will have plenty of material to choose from. Besides Medwuk and Pete Reiser, he has Dixie Walker, Joe osmik, Jim and a couple of rookies, notably George Staller, from Montreal.

Arnold Owen, St. Louis Cardinal catcher, was purchased to bolster the catching staff. Babe Phelps is still around and Herman-Franks, who did amiably the past year, will care of excess duties. The Dcdgers, with 50 exhibition games scheduled, go to camp Saturday at Havana, Cuba, and later pick up their old site at Clearwater, Fla. By PAUL J.

LI fMer cury Sports Editor) not denying and Those were the exact words of G. Slagle la.st night when que tioned if it were true he would coach an American Professional league team during the 1941 season. Slagle, who resigned the Pottstown High school varsity iootball coaching position the past December fi, also admitted he attended an American league met ling in New Y'ork over the week-end, but declined to comment further. According to rumors. "Dutch' was expected to coach an Eastern team in the American loop.

The Pottstown High faculty mem- ber said he planned to go to Balti- more, Thursday night where By BILL KING (Associated Press Sports Writer) BOSTON, Feb. 9 four or five more congenial folk wall rally around him with $50,000 each, President Bob Quinn of the Boston Bees will organize a syndicate to buy control of that National league baseball club, he indicated today. So far, Quinn has but two pros syndicate men his manager, friend. Max C. Meyer, a CHAMPION OVEBLIN TO MEET WALKER NEW YORK, Feb 9 Two Although confronted by Its stiffest competition of the season, The undefeated basketball team won its sixth straight tilt by defeating Lafayette college Fresh- 40-21, on the spacious James titleholders Ken Overhn.

and Pctey Gillison Memorial floor Satur- Scalzo, middleweight and feather- iCjfty aftmi0on. peciive Stengel, mutual Brooklyn manufacturer. latest report about the sale is much too premature to Quinn explained. is only one man and we need at least four others like him to purchase C. F.

holdings, which represent about 70 percent of the like to have Mr weight champion respectively fea- Lure this week's National pro- and their Rram. Overlin, Washington, D. takes on Paulie Walker, Trenton, N. in a ten-rounder at Trenton tomorrow night. Coach Dick Blue and Gray-clad charges had a tough time of it in the first period when the visiting Baby Leopards battled them to a standstill.

At the end of the first quarter, Scalzo, National Boxing asso- representatives were ahead, 4-3. Both teams missed ciation champion of New York meets Guy Serean, Idaho, for ten shots galore in the early stages. i rounds or less, at Hollywood Calif, i Friday. Both fights are non-title affairs. Lou Ambers, former lightweight champion, makes his first appear- ance since being stopped by Lew Jenkins the past Summer.

wrhen he Both Center Bill Van Breda olff and Bill Vogt, The Hill orward. found the range in the second period when the He- bardmen staged a 16-point uprising to take the lead and leave little doubt as to the ultimate outcome. I 1 HHH BOT defense limited The he never will ouv a ball club. He is Friday. i Hill to seven points in the third willing and eager, however, to make Ambers will meet Jenkins again period, but the Hebardmen were a substantial investment in the February 28, at Madison Square back in stride in the fourth quar- Bees as a friendly gesture, pro- garden.

ter to ring the bell for 14 digits. The program includes: van Breda Kolff was top scorer New with 13 points, while Vogt was Pignatore, New York. vs. Mexican next in line with ten tallies. Joey Silver, Mexico City, light- The Hill passers meet Prinee- weight At Trenton.

ton college Freshmen here Wed- Overlin, (middleweight champion) nesday afternoon. Meyer buy the club himself, for he would be one of the speak- I consider him a very fine character ers at a Georgetown university 1 But I have discussed that with him meets Norment Quarles. Richmond, I Alumni dinner meeting. many times and he has assured me ya in a ten-rounder at Hartford While Slagle was in New York Saturday, his successor as Pottstown mentor, H. T.

Meyers, tame here from Ambler to inspect field and player equipment. Meyers, together with Irv Keener PHS athletic director, started the program in conference with J. Russel Reifsneider, chairman ot Pottstown School board's athletic i committee. Out of the confab, it was learned Meyers would sign his contract as faculty member, as well as football and track coach, Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was expected to take place in the office of Dr.

F. M. Haiston, superintendent of Following the talk with Reifsneider. Meyers and Keener looked over equipment stored in the Junioi vided Stengel and I do likewi.se As far as Quinn is concerned, and the only one who can be, for all stock now is name, the sale of the Bees is far in the future as ever. Since Qtiinn returned to Boston Washington.

D. vs. paulie Wal- High building. Neither Meyers nor Keener saw players' uniforms which reporttdly were sent to an out-of-town cleaning establishment, and which haven't been returned. The new Trojan coach gave Franklin field, partially covered with ice, the once-over, and also in 1935, when Commissioner Landis frowned on Adams' horse-racing connections and urged him to get as far out of baseball as possible only one positive offer has been made for the Bees.

Elmer Ward, a wealthy Boston manufacturer, and Crooner Bing Crosby made Adams a definite rash offer the past Fall. Adams knowing Crosby was interested in a California race track, advised him of attitude and the movie star reluctantly dropped out of the deal, to be followed immediately by Ward. Sometime later, A1 Powell, a re- i tired New Haven coal dealer and ker. Trenton, non-title). Tut middieweights (10- New mi The Sixth Form quintet nosed out Crac'? Earl Pottstown High Junior varsity, 3834, in a practice game at The Hill McDowell, Dallas.

welterweights At White Plains, N. Donovan, Buffalo, N. Y. vs. Winnie Vines, Schnectady, N.

welterweights Thursday At Philadelphia Tommy Forte, Philadelphia, vs Small Montana. Philippines, bantamweights Hollywood, Calif. Petey Scalzo, New York, (featherweight champ), vs. Guy Serean Idaho, featherweights (10). At i Phiia- Saturday.

The Hill Lafayette Frosh G. G. F.P. Vogt, 5 0 10 Fay, 11 3 4 0 8 Drake, 0 11 Johnson. 02 2 Bever.

f0 1 1 Noble, 0 0 0 McCabe, 40 8 Kenworthy.f 0 0 0 Baddorf, g0 0 0 VanB aK 6 113 Greenup, 3 1 7 Brewer, 2 04 Klein, g0 0 0 Forker, 00 0 Goetz, 0I1 Nason, 11 3 Wool cock, 0 00 0 00 Warner, 0 00 Cote, 000 Totals18 4 40 Totals8 5 21 Score by periods; The HUI delphia, vs. Irish Johnny Dean, Lafayette Frosh 3 18 4 6 7 5 Philadelphia, lightweights Hartford. Conn. Lou At Ambers. WITH THE LOCAL KING-PINSjRlNGlNG SKATERS TRIM SOUTHWARTH a former stockholder in the club took a look at the charging sled said tc I Herkimer, N.

vs Norment Quar- tackling dummy and blocking about $300,000. But came Richmond, welterweights of their discussions, probably be- Adams Insictprl On inn rnn- Blasts Par FAS FOR RS Erker 146190 502 Cassell 192170 188 550 WESTrND ISO- 421 Pollock146 103 420 Haley 186174 164 107 Davidh'er 131 171 138- 440 Weaver F.ndy 134 130 107 105 424 364 Detwiler 192 168 586 Totals 808 847 2509 Harp 182 134 442 Totals798847926 -2571 DARTMOUTH 405 Zezenslti 459 Rookie leaaue. VMCA Plug 135135 Rickert 132 209 168- 509 leys. Mack150149181 480 Curry Plug 157 135 152 135 426 405 Is 742 739 RAMBLERS THREE FOR SOX MARKS Rachild 143175158 Guest 159 Lord 137 Kupp 136 Bsstian 149 String'ow 175 Reigner 196 162 170 190 135 119 201 483 480 475 516 460 518 Rhoades Speilmtrn Albright Albright Plug 84 167 151 131 120 88 153 101 137 120 ato 493 390 441 360 720 746 726 2192 New league. Eagles' alleys.

IVSPECTORS F4IL FINAL INSPECTION Totals Rookie levs. 816 795 916- league. YMCA 2527 al- Totals Yost 659 511 sox 158 183 1684 511 Chaplin Swaveiy Saylor 179 124 119 152 108 144 no- 501 344 366 429 Demra144 213 Remert135 163 476 Griswold 141 135 425 LOTHARIOS LAND Bortz 120 155 418 BLUE DUKES Handicap 1616 Baudot 136155 1834 155 150 503 Rookie leaaue. YMCA al- Totals780790765-2335 Plug 120 120 360 leys. TOOL ROOM 1 Hoffman 131 527 Trimbie 118 143139 400 gparfoos Plug 202 436 120 PITTSBURGH WINS PITT.SBUROH Groth John Schade 162 137 167 141 156 15? 121 481 396 440 Totals 744 774 Dersh 146 166 144 Keough 161190 i 507 LOTHARIOSMest 146 178 Qlutz187 200 533 rei 183 182 169 Trollingei132 159 449 Trollmger 124 136 194 454Walt 138 124 157 Totals 814841740-2395 4WW0IU RECREATION SCORES HOSE IS WINNER GOODWILL HOSE A Miller 153 139 425 93 154 303 K.

Hoover 60 89 Yergey 166 169 182- 507 Bichnc an 176 135 496 Plug 135 135 135- 405 ToUlS 713 731 782 2226 EXTINGUISHERS W.Chris'n 119 12 8 396 Nicholas 124 139 154 417 A Christ 170 112 118 TarvTUtkl 109 129 118 456 E. Hooker Iff 96 419 Verity 177 174 496 I 189 7C3 3167 EASY FOR RED ARROW MINQUES LADIES Each US 150 135 165- 450 138 466 Cavan'gh 118 136 378 Craadell 119 134 F.5— 338 Gallagher 113 147 122- 38H Totals 628 690 RED ARROW LADIES Bush Bit Beam Mauger Mohn 176 177 183- 536 126 180 155- 461 127 159 434 149 186- 483 154 150 519 LASS A not BI ES Fontana Totali, 731 324 87S- 2533 Weeklej MAYER WINS MAYER'S 144 Fronhe'er 92 Mayer 157 Mayer 143 Goodyear 145 Wentzel 182 Totals 147 4W so 88 260 135 465 161 160 464 138 410 143 456 Ringing Bears packed too many guns for Southwarth AC skaters as the locals round out a 5-1 victory over their Philadelphia foe before 400 fans yesterday at Ringing Rocks' pavilion. The victory was the 13th Pcnn- Jersey league triumph for the league-leading Bears. Elmer Swenson and Bud Groff each stored for Ringing Rocks in the first period. Groff also shot the puck past Goalie Lindsay in the second period, Cy Stahl and Swenson each produced goals in thr third period.

goal in the second period averted a Southwarth out. The Bears meet Jersey City, Sunday at Newark. N. J. Lineups: Southwarth Ringing Rocks i Lindasy Swart ley Leibsch 1 Weissinger Jennett Henderson Score by periods: Southwarth i Ringing Rocks I Scoring 'Southwarth, Ringing Rocks, Groff 2, Stahl.

Alternates Southwarth. Lematna, Bell, Mickles. Weidner. Slavin, Geler; Ringing Rocks, Fosnocht, Halteman, Groff. Referee Kuhns Umpire Weidner.

Motto and La Mnina Htmes and Peacock. aprons To top the program, the Meyers-Keener duo went Earl Strange, as istant football coach, iind caught up with the portly Earl at The James Gillison Memorial gymnasium. The ever-busy Strange took his Pottstown High Junior varsity quintet to The Hili where it lost, 38-34, to The Hill Sixth Form in a practice game. Meyers said he know what the personnel of his coaching staff would be. During the 1940 campaign, Strange, Dave Lehman and Ed Good asslted Slagle with coaching duties.

cause Adams insisted Quinn con- tinue in absolute control until full payment had been made for the controlling interest. SPORTS TODAY C0CHRANVILLE LOSES TO WARWICK SEXTET ELMER POLLICK AIDS POTTSTOWN PASSERS SCORES 32 ,32 YESTERDAY Basketball College St. Bonaventure 44 St. Francis American Pro League Phila'phla Sphas 40 Jewels Tri-County League Lancaster 35 Harrisburg Schuylkill H. 45 Lebanon .............30 HOCKEY American League Buffalo ...........,...4 Pittsburgh .............1 Springfield ......2 Philadelphia ....0 Providence 6 Herehey ..................4 Indiann-polls .........2 New Haven .....1 National League Boston .................2 Detroit tie) 2 Rangers Chicago .................1 SATURDAY Basketball Cornell ..............43 Penn ......................31 St.

,...41 Brooklyn ...32 I Penn State .....43 Temple ...............25 Lock Haven T. ..39 Shlppensburg ..38 i Gettysburg .........52 Lehigh 45 I Susquehanna ..44 Ursinus ...............41 ...............44 Muhlenberg ...25 Swarthmore ...43 Juniata .............23 Swensorr I Open Champion, above, yesterday Westminster ,47 Waynesburg 44 Scranton ...............61 Mexico U. ,,...44 ROWLING Old leaduc Oftlce.go Cornell. Entries' New League- Bucknell vs Doehler League Final Inspection vs. General, Moose Motor Ford Chevrolet.

Elk Leasup Elms vs West End Company League Nozzles vs. Ex- tlpgulahers. vs. Sirens. YMCA Old Dodgers, Yankees Reds.

Owls' Old League Qualls vs. Wrens New League Orioles vs. Canaries Women's League Swavely Hunsberger. Arrow Rookie League North End vs. Spring Citr Hunsicker vs.

Kessler vs. Tornadoes. Smale vg William Penn, Columbia vs. Arrow Rookies, Flagg vs. Leeion Spicer vs.

Journals, End va Companions, Tubing Bail Yokes, Sleeves vs Dast Caps. Bushings vs. Snap Rings, Stubs Midships. qroiTS National Division Lakeside at Phoenix. BASKETBALL Pottstown Junior South .29 End AC.

By Staff Writer KNAUERTOWN, Feb. 9-Warwick High school court representa- suburban 'Basketball 'league Vcond'- With Elmer PoFick going on a scoring spree, Paul Pottstown Esso basketball team won its third Philadelphia, tives swamped Cochranville High, when it defeated a strong 37-16, in a one-sided game here Warwick Cochranville H.Wynn, 2 Fierce, i 2 Geunes, 4 L.Pierce, 1 0 Helfrlck. 3 A.Oeunes, 5 Wynn, 0 i Leighton, Sllknitter.g Kery. Richards, Sheoler. Yoder, Tholan, 4 Windle, 4 Chapman.f 0 0 0 0 2 Brown, 0 Coates, 6 Wilson, 2 12 Dayton, 0 0 Pickel, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 02 7 0 i4 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 00 0 000 00 0 Totals 17 3 37 Totals Warwick 12 9 Cochranville 2 8 0 16 6 Press Photc Recording an 11-under par total of 273, W.

Lawson Little, National 2 1 Henderson; Swenson 2, won the 72-hole Texas Open golf championship at San Antonio, Texas. Snead finished with a burst of birdies on the final 18 holes to defeat Ben Hogan by three strokes. Shea Proves He Can Golf Detroit Diamond Coach Rallies to Beat Brown ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 9 Three dowai with but nine holes to go.

Merv Shea, catching coach of the Detroit Tigers, came back bril- Mora-vian .............43 Drew E. Stroudsburg .50 Dickinson 55 Drexei ....30 uantly to defeat Lloyd Brown today Geneva 47 Carnegie Tech Millersville T. ..67 WestChester T. 47 ln tfte imais 01 BLUE DUKES TROUNCE PH0ENIXVILL.E, 43-36 Totals 333 Hemp Half eld Totals ers 354 Tr: la h--h Trr la ala 157 175 148 184 185 147- 735 655 332 372 369 317 1390 145 194 169 145 182 147 191 687 669 333 314329 374 1356 179 "22 234 192 172 732 335 456 364 365- 1530 170 175 233 170 176 155 179 214- 767 711 354 403 331 148! C2S 247 217 1 2-3 812 850 187 200 189 er, 737 ra 338I4S I as 1 ') tm 74 317 3.6 351 369- ai5 D. Klaus 101 126 110 331 S.

Klaus 119 189 169 477 ieated 101 151 EAGLES HONOR ROLL High Triple Game L. Williams. 611. High Single Games L. Williams, 243; Creswell 232; R.

Bressler, 230; Mauger, 229; i Swelsford, 229; E. Narvel. 227: Bart- chafc. 225; J. Guest.

224; Museer, 223; R. Miller, 221; H. Kemp. 220; Steve Yerkes. 218; Reitnauer, 217; 214; G.

Moser. 214; SeasholtZ. 214: Strengthening its offensive punch Dezura. 213: Kuechier, 213; M. Trimble, 212; Yost.

Totals 252 275 325 268- -1120 Mohn Bush 2)5 Reigner 175 181 won by Boyer 771 724 KLAUS H. Oeiser 142 176 441 V. Oeiser 125 91 98- 314 F. Klaus 144 447 iHHH j. Kiaus 87 8 73- 248 in the second and third quarters, Haws, 213-, Blue basketeers de- Phoenixville.

43-36. S'-itur- 631 752 637 2020 day night on the YMCA floor. 117 210 154- 582 Behind 9-8 aTter the first neriod, 115 538 the winners pulled ahead in the next quarter and held the lead until the final whistle sounded. Phoenixville made a futile attempt to get back in the ball game when it scored ten points in the final period. Johnny Biker and Tommy So- 116 breskv shared scoring honors for 396 the Blue Dukes with ten points Van Kanan.

of the losers. all point producers for the night with 18 digits. Blue Dukes Phoenixville G. F. G.

211; DeWalt, 209; E. Wenger. 207; Beam. 206; C. Gluts, 206; Matheys, 206; J.

Seyler, 203; Ftll- man, 202; J. Gottschalk. 202: A. Miller, 202: W. Rhoads.

202; Seeders, 201; E. Haley. 201; G. Bastian. 200.

Duquesne .............36 LIU ....................34 Manhattan ,.,.53 LaSalle ...............44 Pitt .30 Armv CCNY ....................41 Fordham Columbia .............42 Harvard Ohio State Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa State Purdue Notre Dame IOWu ,42 Maryland .59 Butler .50 Illinois .35 Oklahoma 48 Chicago 47 Northwestern Dartmouth ...........55 Princeton Tri County League Schuylkill ..26 Hamburg Reading ...............42 Lancaster American Pro League Phila'phla Sphas 49 Celtics Scholastic Lebanon .45 John Harris ,..32 40 .28 .44 ,..15 .55 .38 ...33 .36 .36 ..40 .12 ..32 .44 Lafayette .49 PMC ................31 Baseball golf championship. 2 and 1, 011 the Jungle Club course Shea, the official "dark of the tournament, proved himself a very slick golfing number as he shot the eight concluding holes of the 36-hole play-off like this: 434 433 44. That is two strokes under par for this particular stretch, and it left Brown and the gallery simply gawking. The of Shea, who yesterday eliminated Wesley Ferrell, winner for the past two years, must have been colder than the prevailing weather as he teed off on the 28th hole. Brown, who hopes to pilch for the Phillies this season but yet received a contract, 3 apparently had Merv drawn and quartered.

Bianchini, 2 Smale, 0 2 0 the sixth annual 1 MASSANUTTEN SWIMMERS 2 Broomall contingent. 59-39. Saturday night on the YMCA floor. The slippery Pollick, who was poison to his opponents all night, thrilled the spectators with his sharp-shooting. He converted 15 field goals and one foul for a total of 31 points.

For the first three quarters, thrills galore were packed in the ding-dong affair. At one time dur- i ing the third period, the visitors tied the count, but five the issue in the final quar- ter when it clicked on all cylinders in tal'ying 23 markers to the eight. ----------1 Manning gave the winners the most trouble when the Broomall center peppered the for 17 digits, L. Lawson collected 14. The victory enabled Pottstown to gain second place in the second-half standings.

It has lost twice. Undeieated Chester in first place. Nicholas' team will play its sixth league affair Wednesday when it travels to Norristown to tangle with Bridgeport. Esso takes on the league-leading Chester team 1 here Saturday night. Pottstown Esso Broomall G.

P. 1 31 Lose, 2 0 4 0 6 W.Lawson, 0 0 0 0 12 Lockwood, i 0 0 4 Manning, 8 0 0L, Lawson, 7 0 0 Kennedy, 0 2 6 Simms, 2 0 0 1 17 0 14 0 0 0 4 SET ANOTHER RECORD i 28 3 59 Score by periods: Pottstown WOODSTOCK, Feb. 1 sanutten academy swimmers broke their owti national preparatory school 160-yard free style relay mark Totals 19 1 39 12 14 10 6 14 11 Timer Zen ich. The Hill Lafayette 41 Fresh 21 18 GAMES FOR BUFFALO BUFFALO. N.

Feb. 9 An while defeating Allentown. High 18-game spring training schedule here last night. including three contests against Massanutten lowered its owm the Detroit Tigers, was announced mark of 1 minute, 14.2 second to 1 today by the Buffalo baseball club minute, 13.9 seconds. of the International league, Frank Elliott former Potts- Business Manager John Stigi- lown, High school captain, meier said eight games would be was a member of at plant City, where winning quartet.

204 216 179 147 746 160 147 201 208- 717 364 363 356-1463 200 180 741 33! Mohu-Bush 180 161 29 148 147 162 144- 614 Tftuls 341 276 3K 319-- 1250 ties 152 163 Sa: yi 190 171 172 177- 778 Totals 342 333 4C2 364-1441 Totals totals 171 165 171- 665 136 96 157 142 53. wisher, 10 2 Wally, 10 2 3 2 8 01krwic7. i 0 0 0 Theez, 0 0 0 Kn 7 4 5 0 Keller, 3 0 6 Maille, 5 1 11 Sobresky. 5 0 10 Mentzer, 9 3 17 297 267 322 11 155 141 137 354 269 Totals 20 3 Totals Sr.ore bv periods: ohoentxvtile 62fi Strom i 15 6 36 1C 14 Timer Steck BRINGING UP FATHER WELL- GOiSJG TO THE THAT VCXJ CLEAN THE DISHES AMD UP THE Buffalo begins training March 10. by GEORGE McMANUS I WISH I HAD THAT OKI THE WALL IN WHAT'LL SOU HAVE, I EVECV- THfMO 8UT WATEC-.