The Barre Daily Times from Barre, Vermont • 2

2 TIIE BARRE DAILY TIMES BARRE VT WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1989 Legislator Loses Bout New England Sports Six Definite Proposals In Hopkins' Mind In Local Wholesale Markets Fresh Eggs in Better -Demand Large at 22 Medium at 17 to 18c DRESSED PORK QUOTED AT 11 CENTS Potatoes Are $1 Per Bushel Dairy Butter 29 to 30 Cents For Activities to Be Conducted By the Commerce Department MORE SO AMERICAN TRADE PROJECTED Loses WILLI AMSTOWN ENDED SEASON With 33 to 29 Victory Over Spaulding Jayvees Wilfltunstown Feb 22 Williams-town high school closed its regular season last night by defeating the Spaulding high school second varsity by tlie score of 33 to 29 in a hard fought and interesting basketbull game It is hoped that tlie regular five who have had to carry practically all the burden throughout a long and strenuous schedule may now get a much needed rest before going to the tournament at White River Junction March 3 and 4 WiUiamstown started off fast working the bail in well to run the score up to 9 to 2 ut the quarter Spaulding came back strong to score 15 points in tlie second period while was collecting but 10 to make the score 19 to 17 at liiiif time Offensive play of both teams lagged in the third quarter neither team being able to get going ISpaulding scoring four points and WiUiamstown collecting three The score at the end of the third period stood 22 to 21 Bombarding tlie basket was in order in the final stanza as both teams shot frequently WiUiamstown scoring often to run up 11 points while Spaulding tallied eight The score at the final whistle stood 33 to 29 for This game marked the tenth straight win oil tlie home floor for 11 tlie locals not dropping a game before a Inline crowd since losing to St Mi-i chad's here on l)ee 6 This game closed i a ri litrilli Predict Guam Defense Plan Will BeVoted Although It Was Conceded the House Decision Will Be Close PARTY LINES WERE BADLY SPLIT UP Grave Warning Made That Plan Would Put Dagger to Throat Washington Fib 22 (P) Advocates of establishing a seaplane base on the Island of Guam predicted today the controversial proposal would win House approval but they conceded tlie vote would be close think win all said Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) of the naval committee who told the House yesterday that the strategic position of the island in the western Pacific it of inestimable value as a possible defense Rep Mott (R-Ore) declared that will stay in the bill but the vote will be close" Promoting Re-employment in Private Business of WPA Workers Barre Feb 22 Fresh eggs are in better demand Wholesale prices: Dressed pork llo 13c Fowls dressed 23c Roasting chi eke ns--26c eggs large 22c Fresh eggs medium- 17e18c Butter dairy 29e30c Potatoes $1 per bushel By Bill King Boston Feb 22 (fP) Some of the Boston dockers including such an exert judge of foot runners a Boston Jack Ryder will be greatly surprised if John Borican causes Glenn Cunningham any worries in tonight's meet mile Ryder says the Jersey negro while a great middle-distance runner developed to the point where he can go 5280 feet against such experienced rivals as the mighty Kansan Archie fian Romani or cveii Gene Veil ike have to run many a mile to be a explains the sagacious Jack lioping the carpenters botched their job of setting up the 11 -lap boards in the east armory Because of the difference in tlie floor space they had to shorten it with the result that the boys will make 12 turns Those are the same boards on which Glenn turned in hi best 639 effort a 4:108 in the A Hunter Art Ross insists that his Hoy Con-acher a cinch to win the National hockey league's Caldcr award for the outstanding rookie has a much more deceptive shot than his more powerful brother Charlie wrist motion will fool any the manager claims "but Charlie generally tops off the smart ones before he cuts loose with his mighty blasts at the Incidentally Ray is the first Boston Bruin to score four goals in one game in the club's 14 years' history Don't act astonished if the Harvards follow tlie example by tiring some sharp questions at their athletic chiefs before the week is out Rill Bingham is readying an announcement concerning one of his official family that may cause some hack-firing The local fight promoters who went for plenty last week blame tlie landlords They claim they have to take the dates offered them and since they have contracted for -o many nights they are forced to put on some kind of a show- or pay for the bare walls The side of tlie argument is equally sound Business lias been so good of late that they have plenty of headaches re-arranging their schedules to fit in boxing shows It comes by the underground from the state racing commission that Suffolk Downs will get its additional 18 days and that Great application for dates will be approved shortly The boys backing dog racing for the garden figure set They claim a suitable indoor track for and his canine pursuers can be erected bv building it over the front boxes When asked if there would be room enough for a full battery of mutual windows one of them begged us not to worry about that "We'll find he promised South Ryegate John Borican of Elberon leads Glenn Cunningham (right) the greatest miler to the tape in a special 1000-yard run in the annual Seton Hall College track carnival at Newark time was 2:143 a new meet record Heres how State Representative Looper of Dawson County Ga looked after losing the decision in a three-round bout with Kenneth Fordham of Cordele Ga in the Southeastern Golden Gloves tournament at Atlanta Looper weighed 126 pounds Fordham 126 SAM OUELLETTE IN LEAD SPAULDING FINAL LEAGUE GAME Will Play Cathedral High at Burlington Tomorrow On the 133-Mile Ski Marathon to End in Maine William Gray who is employed in the camp at East Wallingford is spernl-ine a week with his mother Mrs Bathia Gray Oreste Rosa of Hyde Park is spending a vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Rosa Mrs Leonard Mitchell received news Thursday that her mother Mrs John Lancaster of North Haverhill lias suffered a shock and was in a serious condition Raymond Sawyer of Woodaville is spending a few days with his friend Ernest Drown Miss Helen Hearts of Enfield spent the week-end at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Hearts By Ragsdale Washington Feb 22 (P) Six definite ideas for commerce department activities have been outlined by Secretary llopkins in talks witb business men Although Hopkins himself lias remained silent on his plans a piecing together of the views expressed across the dinner tabic of his Georgetown home develojis this list: 1 A closer watch by the department on legislation concerning labor relations 2 Study of how tax laws affect business with a view to working out a clear poaition on business taxes 3 Search for a method by which the department can help settle the dispute between the American Federation of Labor and the CTO 4 Promoting the re-employment in private business of persons now being taken care of by WPA projects 5 Development of the business advisory council into a strong working unit 6 Promotion of belter and bigger South American trade Business men who have talked with Hopkins often during his intensive industrial study in the last two months are convinced that the principal point lie will stress in his speech at Des Moines Friday night will be a reiteration of his belief in the profit system The talks have helped to moderate some of the suspicions that segments of business had about him when he was appointed Moreover they believe that when they pour their troubles into the ear the words will reach the White House Four of the six ideas which Hopkins has outlined in private conversations are things about which the commerce department has done little labor relations labor peace re-employment and taxes There arc several reasons for that One has lieen that the administration was putting emphasis on other phases of its program Another was that labor and re-employment were looked on as problems for the labor department to handle Taxes similarly were regarded as a treasury worry HARTFORD WON NINTH Defeated West Rutland High By Score of 43 to 30 White River Junction Feb 22 The mighty midgets of Hartford high won their ninth game ill 18 starts last night when they defeated the Hinchey-coached five of West Rutland 43 to 30 Hartford led by the flashy left forward Frankie DePalo was ahead throughout the game 17 to 8 at the end of the first quarter 28 to 16 at the half and 35 to 2(1 at the end of the third period DePalo scored 15 points to be high scorer of the evening Bloomer left guard for West Rutland was high scorer on his side with nine points The summary: Caribou Me Feb 22 (P) Tough fibred Sam Ouellette held a bare lead on the field at start from Notre Dame Du Lac of the second leg in a 133-mile ski marathon The 32-year-old Milo lumberjack was two seconds ahead of Laverne Ander-j son New Sweden as eight weary skiers plodded up to the finish line of yesterday 44-mile leg from Riviere Du Loup The last man was only two minutes behind Ouellette I Today's 47 miles will take the racers to Frenehville just across the inter-1 national line from St Hilaire and a 42-mile run tomorrow will com-! plote the trek to Caribou where the I finish will be a highlight of the I annual winter carnival Spaulding high plays its final Northern League contest tomorrow- meeting Cathedral high at the municipal auditorium in Burlington Crimson players and fans are looking at the game as a tournament stepping stone there being a general opinion here that should the Spaulding team tie able to topple the Little Indians they must be given tourney consideration Cathedral has twice beaten Spaulding this season In an early practice game at Burlington the Indians had a cinch of a time running up a big score but in a more recent return game played here they were lucky to escape being scalped by the determined Spaulding aggregation The local team lias had a tough time doing much of anything on the auditorium floor this year and the prospects of a win tomorrow arc not bright Esso Trojans Beaten By Shell Raiders Tlie Esso Trojans went down to defeat before the brilliant Shell Red Raiders of Barre after a fast hard fought game here last night by a score of Hi to 23 The Trojans turned on the heat right from the start to roll up an 8 to 2 lead at the quarter They continued their fine play throughout the second period to register 12 to 4 as the half ended Their defense worked beautifully as they held their powerful opponents to two baskets from the floor during the first half Fatigue began to show up in' the ranks of the local liasketeers before the third quarter ended and as the third period closed 17 to 16 in the favor stood the score During the fourth period fatigue made deeper inroads in to the play and the Shell Red Raiders turned on the pressure to score almost at will running the score to 31 to 23 as the game ended The game was fast and much more interesting that the final score might indicate The summary: Dorothy Thompson at Burn! Rally The $5000000 project is contained in a $53800000 measure providing for naval air base construction along the west coast on Pacific islands in Puerto Rico and at Pensacola Flu It was not the expenditure of $5-000000 however but the possible effect of Guam improvements on foreign policy in the Orient that occasioned yesterday the most heated debate yet aroused directly by President $552000000 defense program Party lines were split as both Democrats and Republicans in the House upheld and attacked the proposal Rep Fish (R-NY) asserted there was more dangerous project that could come before the House in these days of war we were ever looking for war this ia the way to get he said a dagger at the throat of Guaid is 5400 miles from San Francisco and in an area of the Pacific now dominated by islands under mandate to Japan Vinson took pains to point out that the navy has no intention to fortify Guam at this time but said thnt should it eventually tie fortified it act as a strong deterrent to any Asiatic power contemplating a hostile move toward the Hawaiian islands or the American At the other end of the capital Senator Reynolds (D-NC) took occasion in a two-hour speech on foreign policy to urge this county to abandon all con sideration of fortifying Guam and thus avoid troubled waters of the He minimized the military importance and asserted Japan could capture it with slight effort Senate Nearing Vote On Army Expansion While the House went ahead with the naval debate the Senate military committee was nearly ready to vote on the $376000000 army expansion bill The House already has approved the measure The controversy over sale of warplanes to France was stilled at least temporarily as a Netherlands naval mission started negotiations to buy American planes and munitions with little of the secrecy involved in the Flench transaction The Senate neared final action on a bill appropriating $1808000000 for about 40 independent federal agencies A $17206000 TVA allocation first stricken out by the House and then restored by the Senate appropriations committee won Senate approval yesterday by a vote of 49 to 31 This put the total TVA appropriation back to $39000000 Fights Last Night Thomas Nicol was taken Tuesday to Woodaville hospital suffering with pneumonia Several friends called on Mrs Minnie Burgess Sunday to remind her of a birthday Mrs Peach and daughters of Swanton are spending the week with Mr and Mrs Tewksbury The Junior club met Monday night at the home of Gib- son with Miss Frances Gibson and Mrs Arlene Gamsby as hostesses A review of Crane's book Me Show You was given by Mrs Cecile Beaton Following the meeting refreshments were served with appropriate decorations and favors for birthday The club held their monthly meeting Monday evening in the church vestry The bov scouts were invited 'Hie guest speaker was Cant Earl Daniels commander of Co Vermont National guard of St Johnsbury Sergeant Damon of St Johnsbury gave a demonstration of the machine guns which was enthusiastically received by the scouts Refreshments were served by the club The excellency of the annual banquet for the members of the Garden club Friday noon in the church vestry was due to splendid work of the committee assisted by the executive board The guest speaker of the afternoon was Rev Frank Campbell who took for hi subject with special thought given to the "Garden of This was a real treat for the large company present At the business meeting the following officers were elected for the coming year: President Mrs George Tuttle first vice-president Mrs A Park second vice-president Mrs Plummer secretary Mrs Smith treasurer Mrs Leola Craigie SHOE MANUFACTURE FELL OFF Was One Per Cent Leas In 1938 Than In Previoua 'Year Boston Feb 22 The New England Shoe and Leather association reports New England shoe production in 1938 totaled 139098031 pairs compared to 1398(17413 the previous year a decrease of one per cent New England's share of the total styoe production in the nation was 36 ppr cent last year compared to 34 per cent in 1937 the association said Massachusetts led all the states with a production total of 75714769 (lairs six er cent below the 1937 output New York state down 14 per cent produced 70090667 pairs for second place (Maine and New Hampshire both shbwed substantial increases last year over the previous period the report showed Maine's production totaled 28-874151 pairs up eight per cent New output was 38509121 pairs a five per cent increase The only other major shoe state to show an increase for the year was Pennsylvania up three per cent (B the Associated Press) New Wesley Ramey 133 of Grand Rapids Mich outpointed Maxie Berger 141 Montreal (8) Hartford Conn Johnny Mack 138 New Britain Conn outpointed Howard (Cowboy) Scott 138 Washington (10) New York Lew Feldman 135 of Brooklyn stopped Norment Quarles 139 Richmond Va (5) Houston Tex Jimmy Wehb 172 of Houston outpointed Charley Eagle 174 Hartford Conn (10) Los Angeles Young Peter Jackson 142 Los Angeles strqiped A1 Romero 152 Los Angeles (8) White Plain- Mickey Donahue 145 Stamford Conn and Harry Gihsberg 146 New York drew (8) Dimick Scorer Park Osgood Hartford Girls Won From St Albans In the preliminary game the Hartford girls defeated the undefeated girls of Bellows Free academy of St Albans 26 to 20 Hartford was ahead (throughout 7 to 4 12 to 10 and 19 to 14 Miss Patricia Mock left forward was high scorer for Hartford with 16 points and Miss Winner right forward was high for St Albans with 13 points The summary Heavy Loot Chicago (ff) The gunman who held up Frances Matthes telephone coin box collector arrived in a hurry but his de parture was slow because of the loot $100 worth of nickels Wrestling Last Night Sports Mirror (By the Associated Press) Newark Vic Christy 220 Los Angeles defeated Rudy Dusek 218 of Omaha Neb two out of three falls St Bronko Nagurski 235 International Falls Minn threw Abe Kashey 210 Clifton 30 minutes Indianapolis Boh Burns 220 Chicago and Orville Brown 228 Wichita Kan drew (90-minute time limit) Today a year ago Young Corhett 3rd outpointed Fred Apostoli in 10-round bout Rt Sail Francisco Three years Gene Venzkc defeated Glenn Cunningham to set new indoor mark of 3:409 for 1500 meters at National A A indoor track championships Five years United States pro tennis team of Ellsworth Vines and Bill Tilden made clean sweep of five-match series with Henri Cochet and Martin Plaa of France Sports Roundup Basketball Results By Eddie Brietz New York Feb 22 Pittsburghers say Paul Waner who slipped badly last season will have to buck up this year or lose his outfield patrol to old Heinie Manush What'll you bet Joe signed contract locked up El the Y'ankee safe right this minute? The guy who wrote that radio script for Maxie Baer Monday night did the neatest job heard in moons Four stars for him Hockey Results At Burlington Vermont freshmen 45 Dartmouth freshmen 42 At White River Junction Hartford high 43 West Rutland high 30 At Montpelier Clark 37 Vermont Junior college 34 At Hartford Conn Trinity 66 Norwich 31 Miss Dorothy Thompson columnist and wife of Sinclair Lewis narrowly escaped ejection from a German -American Bund rally in Madison Square Garden New York when she shouted during a speech by a Bund leader Here she is once more in her seat under the surveillance of troopers" after having been briefly escorted outside the halt She was readmitted when she asserted that it was her constitutional right to heckle -sk On the Alleys Team No 4 consisting of Cecchini Paruigoni and Calderara completely routed team No 5 consisting of Ferrari Fumagalli and Comolli in an Italian Pleasure league game at bowling alleys last night by a score of 881 to 825 Team No 4 took all four points In the other game team No 7 consisting of Bianchi Sas-si and Quattropani took team No 3 consisting of Cedronl Calcagni and Catto into camp by a score of 831 to 778 pinfali Quattropani was the honor man in this game having a high single of 123 pins and total pinfali of 309 In the first game Chi-derara wore the crown with 117 pins for high single and 308 pins for high three string total Bystander Dodges Horse at Rally National League New York Rangers 7 Detroit 3 Boston 8 Chicago 2 International-American League Syracuse 3 Providence 1 Oil for the Rockford 111 (P) Sheriff William Bell posted a new menu for some of the Winnebago county jail prisoners Those confined to the jail on charges of drunkenness will be placed on a fare of castor oil bread and WRter The enstor oil will be for punishment said the sheriff who declared he was tired of having the same men in jail The campus tattles say last upheaval between the Y'ales and the athletic authorities over the forecast firing of Frank Kanaly veteran track coach is just a leginner American International college at Springfield Mass has an open football date Oct 21 and would like to book au away from home game either in Ohio or in the south Charlie Grimm is getting in shape for a tough season of sports-rasting by taking the baths at Hot Springs ROAR TO THE ROOKIES sounds from the throat of Clark Griffith old of the Washington Senators who's wired for at the Orlando Fla camp Those vocal effects have something to do with the greenness Good Omens Clarence ()P) Mr and Mrs The annual bowling roll off at the Masonic temple has gotten underway again Monday night the Willeys slapped the Hill Billies down by a score of 1646 to 1610 pins with Paul Mam-nialo having 127 for high single and 304 for high three atring total Last night the all-strong Dictators tapped the South Paws into defeat by a score of 1602 to 1014 pirns with Clifton Shuttle having 120 pins for high single and 310 points for higli three string tohai In the other game the All Stars stamped defeat onto the Twingville Six team by a score of 1728 pins to 1566 pins with Arthur Brown having 112 pins for high single and 309 pins for high three string total DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN OWN A STETSON FOR FIVE DOLLARS! 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A rare event happened in the Knights of Columbus bowling league matches at the Weafer alleys last evening when a match between Fordham and Marquette ended in a tie with the pinfali at 1347 each In a roll-off Fordham gained the required extra pins and todk three mutch points Raymond of the losing team had the scoring honors for the ovening with a single of 114 and a total of 319 In the second match St made a clean five-point sweep of Holy Cross winning 1441 to 1313 McKone had the single high with 125 pins and Wright of the same team had a single of 122 and the total honors with 319 Carle-Beiville Inc 313 Main St TeL 322 Shop A passer-by is ehown in a narrow escape from hoove of a mounted horse outside Madison Square Garden New York City where the German-American Bund was holding a "Washington's birthday Police kept crowds of counter-demonstrators moving to forestall bombing threats and other.