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LI ill 4 FORT WORTH -STAR-TELEGRAM-SUNDAY I SUNDAY FEBRUARY 13 193 8 -PAGE FOUR PAGE FOUR L7ie1d in Fkid in 1 1 1-4 RACE ieats FAST FIELD 1114 HOUSTON TOURNEY iteats 0 0 0 Pr lmulus DecasRve TI SMITH FILLY lothiers' Assume City ail or ea LENGTHS he head of the City Major bowling circuit The Clothiers turnedthe trick by sweeping against Hodgkins Printers while Harveson and Cole was taking a thumping two of three and Clothiers have displaced Harveson and Cole at from Warehouse In other matches Sinclair CAP beat Schneider Insurance two of by rolling' a high series of 2700 and three and Crab Orchard beat Fort taking all three games Worth Poultry and Egg two of three Brookfields proved no match for Warehouse for the second the Premiums and lost by a sweep straight week hung up a new single while the Jewels beat the Sunbrites game team record with a 1075 per- two of three furmance which topped the Industrial League mark held by the same team by John Mueller took the spotlight one pin in the Industrial League Not only did the Muellers sweep their series 7 Women's League taking all three games Brookfields proved no match for the Premiums and lost by a sweep while the Jewels beat the Sunbrites two of three Industrial League John Mueller took the spotlight in the Industrial League Not only did the Muellers sweep their series 4 4 Prnmih neeisivelv Hialeah Park (Fla) FIRST RAGE-51000 claiming 3-yearolds and up six furlongs Blue Train 120 Simmons 2310 1200 830 riPretty Busy 110 Huff 1310 780 Tramway 115 Kelly 1200 Time 1:12 3-5 Also ran Milk aBalnee Step Happy Hunter Balance Up Bally Stratford Say- When Rough Party Onrush all Cheney and A4 Mann entry SECOND RACE-41000 claiming 4- year-olds up mile and one-quarter: Parity 108 Schsih -10510 3590 1540 Bold Pirate 106 Williams 980 620 Wiliam 108 Clutter 560 Time 2:06 3-5 Also ran GOld Standard Bomar Jim John Seawick Black Cohort Babwrack and Touche THIRD claiming 4-yearolds up six and one-half furlongs: Sun Phantom 110 Long-den 910 550 370 Sachem 111 Schmid' 670 430 My Kin 110 Bierman 410 Time 1:18 1-5 Also ran Perlette Lady Maryland Bellum Naughty Eddie and Coulee Dam FOURTH The Nancy Hanks 3-year-olds one mile (chute): Mythical King 113 McCombs 2600 470 250 Co-Sport 110 Dotter 260 220 Joe Schenck 110 Haas 280 Time 1:38 1-5 Also ran Cravat and Knee Deep RACE-The Springfield Han-citron $1200 3-year-olds and up six furlongs: Wise Prince 122 Arcaro 360 260 out Maetall 102 Williams 340 out Preeminent 115 Kurtainger out Time 1:11 Also ran 1ady Higloss SIXTH RACE-The Nursery Stakes No 2 32000 added 2-year-old fillies nursery course: Charlotte Girl 119 Renick 460 320 250 Sweet Patrice 116 Arcaro 420 300 Throttle Wise 113 Thompson 340 Time 0:34 1-5 Also ran Gin Fritters Unerring Kate Smith Kenty Miss SEVENTH RACE-The Abraham Lincoln Claiming $1000 4-year-olda and up one mile and six furlongs (on the turf): Midshipman 117 Arcaro 1050 620 440 Spurlin 113 Stout 940 570 Play Chance 111 Renick 530 -Time 3:02 3-5 Also ran A Connell Mothel Later On EIGHTH RACE-31000 4-year-olds and up Class mile and a half ichutei: Sun Power 111 Young 830 500 310 Stocks 109 Scheih 370 240 I Knight Warrior 114 Roberts 300 Time 2:31 Also ran Mid4s Breezing 1 Along Rouge Et Noir Santa Mar 1 )anta Race SULTS and ENTRIES LsuRvEy DUE ori COLLEGE THIRD claiming 4-year- Rock Sally -112 xSun Image -107 olds and up mile and an eighth: xPalatine Belle 107 Silver Tidings 112 Miss Bern 100 Connell 760 420 320 xKing Ruler 112 xScobina 107 Pitter Pat 109 FOURTH claiming maiden Bei ley 700 440 2-year-olds one-quarter mile: Zor 113 Wilson 340 Macie Margaret 111 Zacabox 111 -Time 1:56 4-5 Also ran BM' Ham- Nopalosa Porte114 La Gata 111 burg Marvel Play Splashalong Paracelso Jolt 111 Van Reveille -114 Him Way Questionable 114 Jean Dale 111 Side claiming 3- Good Odds 111 Tipton Slasher 114 year-olds California foaled mix furlongs Sunahe II 115 Nursery 111 (chute): We Shall 111 Cona Dora -111 1 Cue Bain 112- Adams 900 400 340 Neat Play 114 Master Mort -114 BASEBALL Shasta Buddy 115 Varner 500 340 Talking Witch 111 Peggys Sun -114 Model Dame 104 Sena 420 FIFTH claiming 4-year-olds Time 1:15 2-5 Also ran Bon Fume up mile and sixteenth: Jolito Mickey O'Boyle Silitina Arminigel xAnhelation 108 Glasby 117 eon between the iv ecollege a rcollege around nbaseball sit I FIFTH RACE-The Humboldt GradeI3 xlohn Tio 106 xBusby 112 860 540 COLUMBU Feb 1p02cosfaAcibhlet--- Handicap $1500 3-year-olds and up Mx iarrank 110 xActdine 112 furlongs (chute): Taximan 113 aDutch Uncle HO Over The Top 110 Gray 1I60: 620 440 SIXTH and and 0 RACE-anacerd11 allowances 3-year- High Vote 116 1As alliances" ats i 1 gdisrnefteo 6 ot Richard 105 Janeen 105 iok oo aTraltress 99 Seedling -104 na i Indiont Broom' 116 109 Reminding 101 Craigmyle 440 Lady Federal CE -101 Caravel S700 claiming 4-year- 107 Time 1:13 A1801 ran Mr Blaze- Diavolo SEVENTH RA and professional clubs relative to the Bqy Time Flight Chance View and dCloud D'Or olds and up mile and 70 yards: si Colorist Tcari rnvaola 109 Captain Red 109 gning Of players was in the mak- to Collegiate dRan second but was disqualified Brown Molasses 114 xBaldy lo ing today xScout Lass 99 ximperial Betsy 99 The National SIXTH RACE-The Santa Margarita tional ll gliokuao 104 xRoyal Tuscan 104 iC Handicap $5000 added fillies and mares xGolden Fate -106 xMiss Petrina 99 Association spurred by the case of 3-year-olds and up one mile and a six- xBetween Bells 101 No Doubt 111 Louis sbt i to effect oemuf colleges fdae ri el tea dua cio teenth: rsehtkeeei University ii anaagiea et eg Athl mre Primulus 112 Balaskt 1620 600 320 )(Social Error -101 xLong Count -104 tI101e1 Mars Shield 117 xidolatry 109 Black Sergeant 109 A Robertson 540 300 EIGHTH (SUB) claiming 3- bWateraplash 113 year-olds up six furlongs: Corbett 2-60 War Saint -117 xBright Land 112 with the professional clubs Time 1:49 Also ran Minulus Little xGibbys Choice 112 xDiscourse 112 Abbalseebraelclensttlayr when was declared was la red Nymph Marynell bLichool Mom aDecuria Vietive 107 xLucky Quest -107 Boudreau basket ball captain and aSahri II xBilly I 112 xShoteur 112 al Barker entry Blue Chatter 112 xTaipan 112 bA Pelleteri-Mrs Carruthers entry xwax 112 Pineaway 112 SEVENTH RACE-61200 claiming 3- gLady Patrol 107 xQuick 112 his mother had received monthly year-olds and up six furlongs (chute): xCommandman 112 xRiff 112 checks from the Cleveland Amer Stop Scout 11NI Pierson 3540 1460 720 Edri 112 Whitharral 117 ia afs and when he to shiegnde lAciidthedth to In- ican League club as a result of the Indiantown 1124 gApprentice allowance claimed Rosengarten 480 340 Weather clear and track fast players Steelworker 116 Workman 420 Time 1:14 Also ran Wha Has Sky ter pro baseball O'Blue Kumreigh Bragger St Stephens Hialeah Park (Fla) Off Time Among the queries were those EIGHTH claiming for By the Louisville Times relative to whether coaches signet 4-year-olds and up two miles: 1 No selections Redress 115 Marinelli600 420 320 2 Chanceful Lourdes Grand Token players to professional contracts and Customized 109 Schunk 1220 6-60 3 Wise Counsel Armor Bearer Foun received compensation whether or Josam 105 Adams 360 tam Head a ganized baseball operated adversely Time 3:41 Also ran: Queen Full 4 Crowning Glory (best) Mama' Bold Courtier Bernie My Boss and Fair Choice Maehob 1r) the college sport programs whethCynthia 5 Birthday sir Bevidere Fang er the college baseball program was 6 Orientalist Maedic No Sir 7 Blox Singing Slave Don Cossack self-supporting and other financial Fair Grounds(N O) 8 Still Alarm Dormido Knack matters (By the Louisville Times) HIALEAH (Fast) 1 Facula Maepop Merne (First post 1 tn T) Six Texas Elevens 2 Oldfield Maskillo Chehalis FIRST RACE-SS00 claiming 2-year-old maidens nursery course three furlongs: 3 Double Nugget Gumption Tiny Hello Stranger -114 Miss Mint Drop 109 Comet' SpanishMammon 114 Bob Junior 112 Schedule 4 No selections Jack Horner 114 Romaunt 116 Driverin 109 aRusalan Bank 112 5 Actdine John Tio Dote) Uncle aOklab 112 General Howes 116 6 Carvola (best) Reminding Janeen Ballad 109 Blue Star 112 Six Texas teams are on the 19131 7 Brown Molasses Hokuao Golden Oddesa Charlie 112 Bala Ormont Fate BR Gerry-G Odom entry football schedule released yester8 War Saint Gibby's Choice Wax SECOND 3-year-old maid- day by Oklahoma City University ens seven furlongs (chute): FAIR GROUNDS (Fast) Bahama Knight 118 Grand Token 111 Texas Wesleyan Austin College Brogan 118 Day Is Done 113 FIRST RACK-UM maiden 3-year-olds Chanceful 118 xSeldina los Texas Tech West Texas State St mile and 70 yards: Sweet Fern 113 Lourdes 113 Merne Making Hay 118 Blue Anna 113 108 Turkish Brand 113 Mary's of San Antonio and Hardin- Robber Bold -113 Maepop 113 Bird Dog 113 xErank 113 Simmons give the Goldbugs an alFacula 105 Mad Kerry 113 THIRD RACE-S1000 class 3-year- most all-Texas card Anthology 113 Mr Mickey 113 olds six furlongs: The complete schedule: SECOND RACE-S700 claiming 4-year- xArmor Bearer 106 xHappy Code 106 olda and up mile and 70 yards: At Play 118 gMeal-res 106 Sept 23-Austin College of Sherman xMaskillo 110 xVitamin --Ill Panorascope 116 Fountaln Head 116 Texas at Oklahoma City (nicht) xTiptnn 110 Union 116 Jon-Jon 116 Sun Victor 111 Sept 30-Texas Wesleyan of Fort Wort) xChehalie 110 Mal Greenock 115 Sure Cloud All Cautivo 120 at Oklahoma City (night) xSorcery 107 Declaration 115 Wise Counsel ill Oct 8-Texas Tech at Lubbock xPoop Deck 110 xThornby 110 FOURTH RACE-S1000 claiming 4-year- Oct 15-Marshall College at Huntington Oldfield 115 Cabotin 1)5 and up seven furlongs (chute) 115 Va olids ACRIltaW 115 Blond Jester -112 xFerryboat 103 Crowning Glory-AI1 Oct 22-West Texas Teachers at Can Booms Pal 115 Southern Miss 110 Jadva 105 Maebob 110 Yon Joe Jay 115 xPetard 110 Smuggled In -112 Halle 116 Oct 28-Louisiana Tech of Ruston Ls THIRD RACE-5700 claiming 3-year-olds patchpocket 110 xMy Elsie 100 at Oklahoma City (night) and up 8IX furlongs: Time Me 111 Jair 112 Nov 5-Open Polly Barcarol 112 princess Stone107 Manna's Choice107 Gold Buckle 116 Nov 11-Oklahoma A at Okla xTaddy Bane -107 xHildur Rose 107 FIFTH 3-year-olds one homa City xGomption 10? xTeddy Carl -112 mile (chute): Nov 18-St Mary'a at San Antonio Just Marie 112 Natalie West 101 Feng 109 Sir Bevidere lig Nov 24-Hardin-Simmons University ed xYoung Bill -112 Tiny Comet 117 Birthday 115 Blind Eagle 115 Abilene Texas at Oklahoma City Double Nugget 117 xRosireigh 107 Xavier 106 xBlond Spook 107 RESULTS and ENTRIES Santa Mart arita Race against the Cloverblooms but they turned in the weekly high team series at 2931 Wilbur Hoelzel and Elmer Hart were the particular stars with series of 631 and 632 respectively Fort Worth Motors used a one-pin margin- to take a two-of-three decision from the leading Bus Terminal Cafe five and compiled a team series of 2833 Forrest Ford came up from the bottom to surprise Coal and Oil two of three: Montgomery Ward proved too hot for Acme Transfer completing a sweep and Swift Co took twg of three from the First National Bank Red Crown Leaders met with a rude fate in the Red Crown League Pangburns dropped three straight to Vandervoorts and Fort Wortia Sand and Gravel lost to Texas Electric in the same manner Mays Laboratory continued in the spirit of things with a sweep against Pumphrey Co while Gulf States Insurance took two of three from Chase Sanborn Greyhound League In the Greyhound League Traffics dropped two straight to the Revenues and the Auditors took two from the Accountants HOUSTON Feb 12 McClure the young Shreveport veteran who has every intention of making a successful d'efense of his Houston Country Club invitation tournament championship faces the toughest field any defending titlist has been called upon to travel in the history of the annual event Three players have been able to repeat and tradition will be against the Louisianan when he opens defense of his crown here Feb 23 George Rotan veteran Houstonian who won in 1914 '19 '20 '21 '25 and '26 for an all-time record Ossie Carlton another Houstonian who won in 1924 '28 and '29 and Gus Moreland then of Dallas who won in 1931 '32 '33 and '35 are the only shotmakers who ever have repeated in this classy tournament Entries include such competitors as Johnny Goodman the national amateur champion from Omaha Wilford Wehrle Western amateur titlist from Racine Wis Don Schumacher Transmississippi tillist from Dallas Reynolds Smith the Walker Cupper from Dallas Johnny Nelson crack Chicago star and a former winner and scores of others- Other star players entered include Walter Emery of Houston who was a member of the 1937 United States Walker Cup team Ed White also of Houston who was on the Walker Cup team in 1936 Gus Novotny of Chicago former Transmississippi champion Jack Munger Dallas lotmer Southern amateur titlist Harry Todd former state champion from Dallas and Spec Goldman Dallas who was runnerup for the national amateur title in 1934 Aw Dairy land Products and Warehouse remained in a deadlock far first place in the Women's League when both teams went down two games Montgomery Ward defeated the Warehouse girls while Wolf Klar topped Dairy land Rene Merrell of Dairy land was high for the night with a 210-499 series Commercial League Mercer moved five games out in front of the Commercial League pack by taking two of three from The Star-Telegram bowlers while the second place Grahams were going down before the Theater Garage by the same margin Don Townsend at 607 paced the Commercial Standard Insurance five to a three-game win over the Goodrich Silvertown Stores In other matches Renfro's beat Royal Products and Wright Titus beat Bale Florists both two of three Theater Garage had the best series at 2752 Swift Isagua The All-Sweets took over I I st place in the Swift League by whipping the erstwhile leaders the Empires three straight The Orioles at the time gave a 'big surprise LOS ANGELES Feb 12 (R) Trunk Smith's outside contender Primulus decisively outran a field of fillies and mares today to win the featured Santa Margarita Handicap for an added purse of $5000 at Santa Anita Fork Diminutive Jockey Lester Balaski moved the 5-year-old daughter of Sweep On and Oxlip in the front at the outset and staved off a challenge in the last furlong by the Milky Way Farms Mars Shield 35000 Soo Program With a crowd of 35000 out for the program and sunshine flooding the track for the first time in days Primulus won by two lengths Close behind Mars Shield battling for show money in a photo-finish with Iktarynell came Anthony Pelleterrs Watersplash at one time an even money bet in the -pari-mutuel machines Primulus' time over a muddy track was I minute 49 seconds for the mile and one-sixteenth race She paid the attractive price of $1260 $6 and $320 across the board Mars Shield owned by Mrs Ethel Mars paid $540 and $3 and Water-splash $260 Charles Howard's Fair Knightess which would have been a top favorite and Maj Austin Layor's Minulus were scratched Indian Broom Fails Primulus was never seriously threatened but it was Watersplash moving up from the rear after they passed the half-mile post with little Charlie Corbett aboard which brought roars from the crowd Lawrence Barker's South American mare Sahri II made a bid as they turned for home but faded back before Watersplash and Mary-tell A total of $133784 was wagered through the machines on the race In the fifth race Major Taylor's once-feared Indian Broom ran third th Over The Top and High Vote in a six-furlong event Trying to come back for the coming $100000 handicap next month the Broom a fourth but Cloud D'Orr was (-Us qualified for fouling and the Taylor lorse was placed in the money LOS ANGELES Feb 12 Carl Frank Smith's outside contender Frimulus decisively outran a field of fillies and mares today to win the featured Santa Margarita Han- dicap for an added purse of $5000 at Santa Anita Park Diminutive Jockey Lester Balaski the 5-3ear-old daughter of BASKET BALL RESULTS Charlotte Girl Victor at Hialeah Drake 41 Washington University 40 Univesity of California at Los Angeles 22 California 41 Stanford 48 University of Southern Call fornia 35 College of Marshall 36 Len Morris $1 Geneva 39 OUQUOIne 32 WashinUton-Jefferson 51 Waynesburg 37 New Mexico State 61 University of Arizona 39 01 la Junior College (Thatcher Ara) 45 New Mexico State Froeh 41 Texas Wesleyan 38 Daniel Baker 32 St Joseohs College 36 Concordia 32 nOn Joe Kohlman Top A Hill Recruit San Antonio Set For Bowling Meet Japan May Default On Davis Cup Play 'Catfish' Smith Gets Borger Job Fair Grounds (N O) FIRST 3-year-olds allowances six furlongs: William Palmer 117 Jones 970 400 300 Runny Baby 115 Me lochs 300 260 Doily Val 112 Hanauer 340 Time 1:12 1-5 Also ran Flying Wild Bosto and Real Play 8ECOND RACE-100 claiming 3-yearolds six furlongs: Lee Walker 113 Napier-1660 600 360 Miss Lamy 107 Berger 300 220 Francine 105 Rich- ard 280 Time 1:13 3-5 Also ran Sun lienrY O'Cleary Miss Monte Hastings View and Nell Jay THIRD RACE-3700 claiming 4-yearolds up one mils and 70 yards: No Doubt 115 Vedder1240 620 420 Idolatry 110 Romaine 420 360 Union 115 Meloche 300 Time 1:45 Men ran Hokuao Amine QuPell Irene Brown Molasses and Blind Ste FOCRTH RACE-3700 claiming 4-yearolds and up one mile and 70 yards: MeCiarney 111 Fisher 2120 880 520 Indian Boy 111 Stampfel 460 320 Shalot 118 Jones 360 Time 1:44 3-5 Also ran Story Time Taxman Foolom Miss Joker Zingall FIFTH RACE-Handicap 31100 3-yearolds and up mile and 70 yards: Trouper 104 Erovitz 400 300 out East Port 102 Howley 540 Out aeristate 90 Hanauer out Time 1:42 1-5 SIXTH RAC)-The Baton Rouge Hand! cap S2000 added 3-year-olds and up six furlongs: tteaping 122 Kessler 460 3011 240 Lucky Ducky 109 Grill 380 260 eBuster Boy 105 Cowley 260 Time 1:11 3-5 Also ran Fore Yule Star Bachelor Dinner eFlying Watch cGood Omen and Chance Ray cMiss White entry eMrs A Creech entry SEVENTH claiming 4- year-olds and up mile and an eighth: Albert 113 Richard 1260 700 480 The Brealt 102 Siamplel 1000 620 Anhelation 106 Ward 340 Time 1:54 Also ran Lone Band High Man Empena JewelrY Chatterfol EIGHTH claiming 4-yearolds and up mile and one-sixteenth Dark Mist 102 Erovitz520 320 260 on Leave 112 O'Malley 620 420 riVin Noir 112 Vedder 340 dirisheen 107 Cornay 280 Time 4-5 Also ran Wardell Ormoni Oddesa Boy Spickeen ISociety Memory Colorist fMaxina Pot Au Mint and Captain Logan dRan dead heat for show HIALEAH PARK Fla Feb 12 (AP) --Elw ood Sachsenmaier's unbeaten brown filly Charlotte Girl displaying admirable speed and gameness drove to her third triumph in the 'eighth running of the Nursery Stakes (fillies division) here today Despite swerving to the inside shortly after the break a trait she had shown before the daughter of Cohort-Virginella got up to win by three-quarters of a length from Mrs Ethel Jacobs' Sweet Patrice Townsend Martin's Throttle Wide lost second money by a length and a half Eddie Arcaro who is maintaining a wide lead over rival jockeys at the meeting rang up a double when he guided the $1050 for $2 shot Midshipman to an easy two lengths score in the seventh race This was a turf course affair of a mile and six furlongs Spurlin nosed out Play Chance for the place Mothel and Later On the two most heavily backed starters in the field of six fought it out for last place all the way Midshipman ran past Spurlin after a half mile and Wai well in hand thereafter A throng estimated at 15000 saw Charlotte Girl topweight under 119 pounds complete the three furlongs down the straightaway in :34 1-5 to pay favorite players 460 for $2 Her share of the purse was $2730 Alps 112 Pernie 112 Grandever 115 SIXTH RACE-61200 4-year-olds and up one mile (chute): Black River Orientalist 118 xAlexandrine 93 No Sir 106 Francesco 118 Patty Cake Court Scandal 118 aMaeriel 114 aMaedic 113 Bow and Arrow 117 aMaemere Farm entry SEVENTH RACE-81000 claiming 3- year-olds one mile (chute): Nance 102 xSinging Slave 102 Prince Cloud 106 OcIdesa's Pride 114 Weekly Stipend 109 Mama's Boy 103 Bios 114 Jacqueline Don Cossack 103 Mister Jacko 103 Memoirs 102 Mintson 107 EIGHTH RACE-41000 claiming 4-yearolds and up mile and a half (chute): Knack 107 xearl 105 xWilliam 102 xFar Cry 111 Mine Stny 110 Dormido 107 Black Mischief 113 Still Alarm 102 Charmed Eyes 102 xApprentice allowance claimed Horses listed in order of post positions Weather clear track tast SAN ANTONIO Feb 12 Tenpin topplers the State over more than 500 of them are expected to have their entries filed before the deadline of Feb 15 for the tenth annual state tenpin bowling tournament starting March 5 Individual stars including Nelson Burton Dallas' famed kegler plus the defending championship team of Wichita Falls will bowl for one of the biggest prize lists in history Divided into three classes of A and the bowlers will be classified according to averages Class A includes squad averages of more than 875 Class for teams between 825 and 874 and Class for the first time being included in the tournament schedule under 825 TOKIO Feb 12 (P)---Sports circles intimated today that financial difficulties resulting from the Chinese incident may force Japan to default from the 1938 Davis Cup tennis competition Patrons usually contribute MOM yen ($14500) which is necessary to send a three-man team to the United States Japanese lawn tennis officials said tennis patrons already have contributed heavily to national defense funds and might be unable to follow the usual custom BORGER Feb 12 CR) A "Catfish" Smith whose Carey Cardinals won the state high school basket ball championship last year to-ay was named football coach at Borger High School Smith succeeds Carl Moulden former Texas A all-conference tackle who did not apply again for the job because of "better prospects elsewhere" The school board will name Smith's assistant within two weeks Southwestern 23 Abilene Christian College 46 Texas A 4 41 Texas Christian 27 Miami 36 Ohio University 33 Kenyon 43 Ashland 47 Wooster 51 Case 51 State 51 Iowa State 29 Iowa State Teachers 29 Morningside 23 Marshal 67 Oh 10 Vvesleyan 32 West Virginia 47 Georgetown 39 Minnesota 28 Illinois 23 Missouri 38 Nebraska 30 Mount Union 40 Muskingum 30 Akron 33 Findlay 25 Northwestern 27 wisconin 23 issouri School of ines 21 South west Mistouri Teachers 28 innesota 28 Illinois 23 Omaha University 45 North Dakota State 44 Northwestern 27 Wisconsin 23 Michigan State 41 Michigan 35 Creighton 32 Washburn 36 Grinnell 51 St Louis 44 Pittsburgh 39 Penn State 34 (Eastern Conference Georgia Tech 40 Vanderbilt 35 Arkansas 42 Texas 37 Auburn 34 Georgia 27 New Mexico Normal 46 Greeley State 41 Brigham Young 39 Colorado State 45 Utah State 48 Denver 45 Drury 30 Tarklo 20 Central 47 Kirksville Osteopaths 41 Southwestern 27 Arkansas City Junior College 21 Beloit 45 Oberlin 24 St Marys (winona) 41 Hemline 34 Bemidji Teachers 46 Itasca Junior 41 Virginia Junior 38 (veleth Junior Lawrence College 42 Stout 35 Southern Methodist 42 Rice Institute 23 Bowling Green (Ohio) 32 Michigan Nor ma i 24 Joliet (ill) Collage 44 Concordia 40 Detroit 41 John Carroll 41 Dartmouth 44 Princeton 38 Iowa 42 Chicago 29 St Viricnt SO Bethany 44 Concordia (Moorhead) 41 MacAlester 27 Army 46 Columbia 40 Millersville Teachers 64 Wilson Teachers 27 Georg Washington University 40 Wayne University 29 Bradley Tech 36 Xavier 29 Dayton 34 Cincinnati 28 Augsburg (Minneapolis) 27 Gustavus Adolortue 26 Long Island University 71Eartham 36 Colorado 43 Utah 41 Southern Methodist 42 Rice Institute 23 Marquette 25 Butler 20 Franklin 31- Depauw 28 Evansville College 45 Hanover 43 Central Normal 32 Valparaiso 21 Fort Hays State 54 Haskell Institute 30 University of Kentucky 28 University of Alabama 21 Mission House 33 Northwestern College (Watertown -Wis) 27 Brown 84 Colgate 66 St Norbert 36 Michigan Tech 22 Lawrence Tech 40 St Marys (Orchard La ke Mich) 26 Grand Rapids 49 Ferris 47 St John's (Annoplis) 27 John Hop- kine 26 Loyola (Baltimore) 29 Western Maryland College 27 Drake 41 Washington 40 Indiana 59 of Louisvill 40 Dubuque 47 Parsons 40 Taylor 34 Rose Poly 26 Joe Kohlman who had a sensational record with the Salisbury club of the Eastern Shore League prior to being purchased by Washington tops the American League pitching recruits with victories in 1937 Joe lost his first game 2 to 1 then won the next 26 only to lose the final game of the season to 2 when his teammates made four errors behind him allowing the three runs scored by the opposition Joe Beggs of Newark -who will receive a trial from the Yankees won 21 and lost but four Jim Bagby Jr won 21 and lost eight with Hazleton Pa John Humphries purchased by Cleveland from New Orleans we 20 and lost seven while charley Wagner who goes to the Boston Red Sox won 20 and lost 14 for Minneapolis Others to come close to the 20 mark in victories were Atley Donald of Newark who won 19 and lost two: Robert Muncrief bought by the Browns from San Antonio won 19 and lost 13 while Ed Cole of Galveston drafted by Cleveland -won 18 and lost the same number Van Cagemen Win 18 in 19 Starts ---gli Send InYour Want Ad by flail Americans Too Lazy to Be Skiers? Garrett Girls Win Basket Ball Title VAN Feb 12--After losing their first basket ball game of the season to the Grand Saline Indians the Van Vandals stagcd a come back Out of 18 games played since the season opened they have lost but one and that to the strong Whitehouse cagers The season's record follows: Grand Saline 21 Van 19 Van 25 Canton 21 Van 21 Edgewood 19 Van 26 Denton 25: Van 39 Martins Mills 11 Van 10 With Point 23: Van 33 Grand Saline 21 Van 32 Grand Saline 17 Whitehouse 21 Van 18 Van 30 Emory 34 Van 18 Canton 17 Van 32 Edgewood 17: Van 26 Whitehouse 25 Van 40 Martina Mills 12: Van 32 Grand Saline 18 Van 23 Denton 21 Van 31 Ki Isar 28 Van 25 Willa Point 15: Van 41 Alba 31 A want ad will find a buyer The Star-Telegramts vast number of subscribers makes a want ad the most economical means of finding a buyer for your unneeded possessions Poultry pet animals livestock real estate household goods musical instruments jewelry Buyers for cafes stores hotels tourist camps and many other kinds of businesses watch Star-Telegram want ad columns every day Thousands depend on these columns for information about buying farms ranches city homes oil leases automobiles A paper containing your ad will go to 180000 subscribers every day Any one of these subscribers may be prospect for the purchase cf your property In the coupon below write an ad about something you want to sell and mail it or place it with The Star-Telegram dealer in your town LARAMIE Wyo Feb 12 tA5 Hans Tiechner internationally known ski instructor picked the word reluctantly but he believes Americans are too lazy to make good "snow sports" Tiechner was coach of the Spanish Olympic team and formerly was a meimber of championship ski teams in Germany He came to the United States to become ski tutor at a Wyoming dude ranch "Americans generally take the 'take it easy' expression too literally" he said Santa Anita (L A) FIRST RACE-61200 claiming 3-yearolds one mile: Return Check 105 Jones 1060 500 340 Playback 111 Bailey 440 3tt0 Pal Chief 110 McClintock 340 Ttme 1:43 15 Also ran Count Robert El Cerrito Telepathy SECOND 200 claiming 4- year-olds and up one mile a nd one-eighth: Pornpee 105 Connell 1080 460 880 Good Pohtian 114 A Rob-s rest 340 280 Mar Pal 11 Tucker 340 Time 1:57 Also ran Nappus itarvey Scatterbrain and Silver Niel WAXAHACHIE Feb their opponents with expert ball handling and accurate goal shooting the Garrett sextet defeated Forreston 48-22 in the finals of the Ellis County girls basket ball tournament here in a Watkins Gymnasium Saturday night 1938 Official East Texas League Schedule a Name Address If a blind address is wanted for your ad write Yes here-- AT MARSHALL AT TEXARKANA AT HENDERSON AT KILGORE AT LONGVIEW AT TYLER AT PALESTINE AT JACKSONVILLE April 22 23 May 13 14 May 4 5 May 2 3 Me) (8-8) May 9 10 April (24) 25 MARSHALL Fort Worth maY IS Jtany 2t 24 3 June 3 4 June a 7 June it 9 May 26 27 June 426 28) July 4 5 June 22 23 July 1 2 June J11116 I 12-12) June 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