Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 30, 1917, Page 3

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His time was 1.45.2.85. Tom Milton was a close second, mak- ing the distance in 1.49.27.45. Earl Devore and Ira Vail, driving in relay, finished third in the race for the prize of $3,000. Their time w: 1.54.37.05. Gaston Chevrolet was injured when his car crashed into the guard rail His mechanician also was hurt. Both men are in a hospital here, but neither was seriously injured. Fred McCarthy of Pittsburgh won the 50 mile coneolation race and also the three-cornered match race for the Uniontown speedway championship trophy. e AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OWNERS CALLED FOR CONFERENCE. President Hickey to Run Down Rumor of Entrance of Certain Clubs of H Circuit Into International. Chicago, Oct. 29.—Reports that three or four clubs of the Ameridan asso- ciation plan to withdraw and merge with certain clubs in the International league caused President Hickey of the American association to issue a call for a conference of the club owners to be held in Milwaukee next Sunday. “If the Indianapolis, Louisville and Toledo club owners have decided to secede, it is only proper that we should krow about it Hickey said. “I know rotking officially of these reports, but we shall expect at our Milwaukee con- ference to have them either denied or admitted.” President Hickey wants an explana- tion of the reported movement in ad- vance of the annual meeting of the association, which is to be held in Lecuisville on Nov. 12. EASTERN LEAGUE BOWLING New London Five Take Three Straight From Palace Team. Monday night the stronz New Lon- don five took three straight from the Palace Five of Norwich. Belcher of New London was the individual star EDDIE HEARNE WINS GLOS Beats Tom Milton in Uniontown Classic by About Twenty | Seconds—Devore-Vail Relay Finishes Third—Gaston Chevrolet Hurt When Car Hit Fence—Frenchman and Mechanician in Hospital, But Injuries Are Not Consider- EAUTORACE . Gambling Laws 8ays Louisiana Su- preme Court. =2 New Orleans, La., Oct.’ 29.—Oral bet- ting on horse races in Louisiana is not 1 ‘;l the state supreme court ruled today in reversing a decision of the of Jefferson parish guilty of operat- ing a betting book. Austin made no memorandum of bets accepted, but those making the wagers wrote down the odds quoted and the amount of the bet and gave Austin coples. COINCIDENCE? > Minus a Drop- : —Howard Miller Ordered to New- of the evening, getting high single| port and Now It is Columbia That with 117 and tleing Grass of the Pal- | iy Minus ace for high total with 290. The score: * New London. Has there bees any relation be- Belcher ...... 98 117 85— 200 | tween the ability of Howard Miller, James ... 93 83 101— 277 Columbia’s quarterback and the need Ferrell ‘veee 98 90 99 287|of a drop-kicker and field general by Sistare < 99 91 82— 272 the eleven at the Newport Naval Tirrell . 1102 102 80— 284 | Training Station? Columbia men are <— -—: -— ——|deeply interested in the answer to 490 483 447—1410 | this question. Cupid Black’s naval Norwich. team, as we all know, has arranged Hickey «...c... 98 19 35— 300’0 Play a-series of important service Patetaon T 13 32— 20lgames. The outht mcludes several et o 258 | players, who were star performers b s A upon . the teams of various institu- Meade o8 0 32— 3% toms. It is, however. mot so. well Bl - X lh):lancad tg’n another ‘szl-‘r Woulg not = = an addition, especially a drop- 480 448 4451823 | yicker of Miller's ability. WISCONSIN BOXING COMMISSION | Now Miller enlisted in the Naval Reserve corps, but when the season opened he had not been called t oduty He is one of about a hundred and fifty Columbia students, or youns men in gs Sends Britton on Six!the Columbia district, who have thus been waiting. Miller, according to a man close to the Columbia eleve~. was singled out from all this crowd and ordered to Newport. There are several naval training stations in New York: for instance, the Granite State lies at the foot of West 96th street. If Miller had been ordered there he still could have retnined his student standing at Columbia and plaved football, too. So why New- port? The Blue and Whit> needs Miller. With him in the lineup the team makes a very effective little combina- tion. Columbians who are interested in the welfare of the ecleven and who feel that the Newport naval eleven is strong enough as it stands, are making inquiries in Washington in the hope that if it is established that Miller was ordered to Newport as much because of his gridiron prowess as for his seamanlike potentialities. the Morningside quarterback will be transferred to an atmosphere which is more congenial to his present in- clination, namely, Manhattan SUSPENDS JACK BRITTON Failure to Post Forfeit For Bout With Kid Bi Months’ Vacation. Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 29.—The Wis- consin boxing commission today sus- pended Dan Morgan and his string of boxers, including Jack Britton, from engaging in any contests in Wiscon- sin for a period of six months because of Britton's failure to post a forfeit in connection with a bout between Britton and Kid Billings at Superior on_October 3. The commission set November 12 for a hearing covering the recent bout in Milwaukes between Fred Fulton and Bob Devere, heavyweights. Devere ap- parently was stopped by Fulton in the fifth round but some members of the commission are of the opinion that Devere quit. Mayor Thompson of Chicago Refu to Grant Licepse for Race. Chicago. Oct. 29.—Mayor William FHale Thompson tonight refused to is- sue a license for a 15 day race meet- ing scheduled to open today at a half- mile course in Austin. The mayor said he believed the venture would result in gambling and the revival of hand- books. Promoters of the meeting had promised to make it a “betless” affair. MARKET WAS DEPRESSED. H = o Low Records Were Establishe High Grade and Minor Rai New York, Oct 29.—The better feel- ing created in stock market circles last Saturday by tne successful flotation of the second Liberty loan was almost entirely swept aside today by the dis- couraging advices from Italy. At least, these were cited as the principal rea. son for the reaction, which ranged from. three to four points in potential issues. Low records for periods covering two to fifteen years were established ty high grade and minor rails, indus- trials and inactive specialties, also Iccal utilities, rotably the tractions. Canadian Pacific and Union Facific were the objects of renewed pressure, the former making an extreme decline of 6 3-8 to 138 1-2. Other transconti- rentals, grangers and coalers lost two te three points with barely more than !HAND TRAPSHOOTING 1S GLORIOUS SPORT Every Man Who Shoots Would Like to Shoot Better and He May Do So by Practicing on the New Device. 21200 Crucible Steel 2900 Cuba Cane Suz 300 Cuba Cane S pr Deere Co p ... Del & Hudson Dome Mines . .. Den & Rio G pr Dist Securities By Peter P. Carney, . _ Editor National Sports Syndicate. Every man who shoots would like to_shoot better The man who can usually average 95 per cent. at the traps, under fa- vorable conditions, finds his scores suffer when conditions are unfavor- able. The man who can average but 60 per cent. under favorable condi- tions, finds less satisfaction in the scores he makes when conditions are Goodrich pr t. Northern pr © N Ore Subs regue Con Cp Gulf Steel ¢ Haskell & Bark Int Agricult . Int Agricult pr unfavorable. T -And so 1t is that every man who = shoots wouid’ like to shoot better, and be no matter I o sure of his average, 80 Int Har Corp what the conditions. l.:gaflf: };:: ;IM’“::';' ‘Can this be accomplished?” many 160 Paper ill ask. The experience of al] of us 3400 Nickel who remember our first visit .to the 500 City_So. traps will bear witness that most a violation of the state anti-gambling lower court holding Edward Austin] BELL-ANS Indlgestion. Druggists rel money if it fails. 265¢ rine picked from the ambulance com- panies at Camp Sheridan. The am- bulance boys came from behind and wen in the ninth inning. The wcore was 8 to 7. New London Team Would Like Game | With Harddig ! The All , Irish, a newly organized footbdll team in, New London, would like to hear from any 135 to 140 pound téams in Norwich, Taftyille or vicin- | ity, - especially the Harddigs of Nor- wich. Address Manager H. M. Heveus. 51 Church street, New London, Conn. ‘Absolutely Removes ' SPORTING NOTES Wonder how Walter Camp will pick n All-American football team this ear with Yale and Harvard out of it? s E They say Pittsburgh will have some- pody to flll Wagner's shoes next year. 1t can't be.done., Honus sleeps with ‘em on. Many wrestlers who have drafted are complaining about army life. It seems they have to work for what they get now. been Hugo' Bezdek, Jack Coombs =znd “‘red Walker are among the athletes who specialize at baseball in the sum- mer time and are now engaged in teaching football. As a quick thinker Heine Zimmer- man is one of the fastest runners in baseball, but he can’t beat Eddie Col- lins who uses both his feet and his brains in baseball. - In the last few days of the National league pennant chase, Pitcher Nehf of the Braves went through a stretch of 40 innings withcut allowing his op- ronents to score a run. Dan Reed, one of Cornell's most val- me warm where ued football tutors, has decided to visit the American training camps in France in the interest of athletics for the soldier boy; The University of Nebraska team muet be in fine early season condi- tion, judging from the way the Corn- huskers trampled Iowa to the tune of 47 to 0. = Johnny Kilbane is now a lieuten- ant at Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, ©Ohio. The.champion featherweight of the world is teaching the drafted men the art of boxing. ' Even Windham made a better show- ing against Hartford than the Acad- emy. They only lost 20 to 0 and they p‘l;yed on the enemy's grounds be- sides. If Benny Leonard would only don the uniform and fight with a Krag like he does with his fists they could split him up into regiments and save Russia. One of the best backs of the present football season is George MclLaren of Pittsburgh. He is a veteran and has made sensational runs in almost every game this season. Although Jack Dillon was supposed to be in the navy, he still manages to stay on land. He has been matched to fight George Chip in Duluth, Minn.,, on November 9. Harvard hockey team and the mem- bers of the New York amateur hockey ieague have decided not to play this inter. Very well! It means that there will be fewer broken noses and shins ito be mended. Johnny Kilbane has been made a second lieutenant in the army. Johnny probably thinks it will be easier to saving than ever. The new. No. burned off, all Use So-CO-ny K results. New York “GOOD-BYE, DEAR” “Don’t worry about the coal. % The Perfection Oil Heater keeps f carry it to any room, so that I'm always comfortable.” With coal at present prices the * Perfection Oil Heater is a greater A gallon of kerosene gives warm, cheering heat for eight hours. Heater Wick comés trimmed and Makes re-wicking easy. STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK ver I am. I can w } & 500 Perfection ready for use. erosene for best Albany Boston nominal rallies. 5 0o & i - i ] S shooters improve to & certain degree |} : GAS FITTING, vers reversals, seive. oteels, Coppers; S of proficlency with practice. = When | 208, o FUTN, Jlte than Benny 5 v hey reach ** r X y fin A s N ~ . PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING | equipments, motors, oils, tobaccos and | & 5, e L e e o it with the Cardinals Hug ought to be | CONNECTICUT FIELD TRIAL Washington Sq., Washington Building | sugars losing 2 to' 7 1-2 points and | Yio Lonara B . sl o Al g B Some one asked Jim Corbett the|able to stand most anything. Noewioh, Cunn. many unclassified shares 2 to 4. 200 Louts & Nash. e ot maves s m\_eff- their | Other day who he thought was the ——— CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS. = L ) - United States Steel reacted almost 4| 100 Macksy Cos = . orarY toan appreciable dearee by | &reatest of the cld time fizhters. Jim | In the 12 years that Manager Row- FEre gent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing |joints at its wcrst and closed at 103 | 50 YiTvel 3 5, Perticing with h hand trape Trap, |d:dn't answer the question outright,!land of the White Sox piloted minor | Perey F. Comstook of Hartford Pr 1-,2\,‘ - Lorsos! g:eg s-lsa.u ] Phooting —at targets thrown from a |Eut-he did a lot of. thinking. I;—zgul: teams he won but one pennant dent—Two New London Men on the Marine orred, 5 opper : = - This the Three-Eye | ban- Phone 581 T e T v s amans O ; band e e et Criamery *hooting M| Benny’ Leonnard was arrested the|ier which he won with the Dabuque| SonTo °f @overnors. Lrominent stock to offer more than Mo Pacitic : | other Kind of Ehooting Included. - 1¢|other day for not blowing ais horn.|team in 1905. In three voars as a bi% | Hampton, Connm, Oet. 20— The fleld Fassive resistance to the ; Sives one the best kind of practice for | Well hand it to Benns, he's the firsi |show boss he has manazed (o cop an | irials of the Commecticut Field Trial boxer who ever failed to perform this service, especially if the blowing was about himself. American league pennant and a world's fluctuating between 100 1-2 and 1v6 championship. i-2, finishing at 102, a net decline ¢f club will be held tomorrow aiud Wed- of bird MODERN PLUMBING 8B ting, and Inameoves. one's scotes oi I a bench show the trapshooting club. In addition, it dogs nesday, fs' as essential in modern houses LT 2 O AL e e is more real, genuine fun.and sport in starting off the events tomorrow morn- electricity is to lighting. We guaran- | POIDLS, with no substantial rally. Sales Yo "minutes than any other kind of T e Eddie Mahan, the famous Harvard |j.g. ‘Tonight the following ofeers tee the very best PLUMBING amounted to 860,000 shares. oG e i Bolf & oay There was at least one Giant, Bill|backfleld st got leave from the | were elected for the next year: Presi- Mery De WORK | Exchange on Italy reflected the re- Just listen to this. Five men line | Rariden, who was not seized ~with | Philadelphia Navy vard for a few | dent. Percy I Comstock Hartford: by expert workmen at the fairest|versal to the arms of that country, and up he at ihe traps The Hand trap |St8se fright during the big series with [days and went to coach the Harvard | went’ vies - president wilam. Soicier prices. Russian government bonds weakened Ohlo Cltles - Gas cperator takes.the centre. position. the White Sox. The veteran backstop | Players vesterday. Mahan is & chap | N\oroton: ',,,j.r,,,, " viee pr ,,f,,,.j Ask us for plans and prices. T orhes , et Owens_ Bot M Shooter No. 1 gets ready to fire. He | ¢arned a batting average of .500 and [of magnetic personality and it is said [ Charles H. Polier. Poston: secretars- New Liberty fours were traded in e e gets a target that goes 100 feet in the | fielding figures of 1000 for four games.|he can puts lots-of Depper Intc a ! eamrer Frededek e Ploct. Santh for the first time at par to 100.02, the Pen R B o e it squad of player: bk pas R s s S B e ) e 99495.1' t’l;tllengene(l:alrl:l;r‘lg )11;: s o with. the Spedd of-a Fite: bullet: and :or'dm;lx!o\:LhaI‘lltfiam & la Harvard | Baseball players and football men I. R, Libby, Hartford, L. W. Bard i tree eavy. Tof es value 1550, 100 Pitts C pr new v B " - |and Yale, is tha some small school | have proved very good at throwi e Eonion, i : ? bk o i : O United - States. oalls (o8 y| 300 Bhis AW ve e o s beats them it won't count. Harvard |imitation bombs in practice in . the e Eondons sl e i S nite ates bonds (old issues: g e should have thouzht of that before |army. The government has not in- were unchanged on call. 100 Prgm Steel Car oo, 3 Bete o AL thal Boes mralsht. | the Tufts and Yale games last fall. | vited any of the fizht managers to TO BE OR NOT TO BE. MICHIGAN TACKLING DUMMY 200 Ry Stesl £p Bt el ot eTin e e bae e test thefr ability as it is aware (hat STt < IS “AMBI-SEXTROUS” STOCKS. 1300 Ray Con Cop N & Gtt Sl wNint 5 crpect ext Saturday at New London the|they are good at only one thing in |Art Brides’ Declaration That Yale Will = Sates. Figh Low. Closs | 7200 Beading and gots a -skimmer” that. salls apout | Academy plays the big game of the|throwing and that is in tossing the| Not Have Football Team Hasty— Hurry-Up Yost's Men Used to Buck| 200 Alsc Rubber . two feet above the ground for 40 yards | J3r and they can stand a dozen de. | bull Students Should Get a Chance’to trude,” New Hit “Kaiser Bill.” 90 BICT Oold O or more, like a jack rabbit. e Iy OEC. jeven, of . 64 110, 0,1 = < Mix Football and Trench?Digair i s ey No. 5 gets ane “on.edge.” which pre- | 16Y arrogant Orange and Blick off Wanted 500 boys and girls with b r yersity of Michigan football practice| 500 Am Can B e ond misess. Amd o it soes, Im| Saturday’s defeat - by Hartford| park afternoon at 3 o'clock and root|Situation into confusion with s stage eld has been rechristened and is now | 1000 Am e Varate E knocked the post season game with | for the soccer team. In B. H. . there | MeNt that there would be no team of & male instead of a female personage. 100 Am hes atart at No. 1 again, and the | Westerly for the Eastern Connecticut|are 1,800 pupils and it is a pretty bad | DY Kind this fall. = The troubie seems ; Coach Yost, grinning broadly, o190 am At b Tooves ithe ts “upside | championship in the head. Westerly | showing if one-third of the school | [0 P that “Art cannot quite stomach s ready to admit that there is an| 300 Am oo at Dioh P g ) Tight | may not be playing as strong teams|cant’s turn out to help the tsams rep-| (e 1dea of a team rejreseniing Yale e of ofectiveneds " & fame 5700 Am angles that also take “English” and |2 the Academy but she is still victo- | rescnting B. H. S. win.—Bridgeport without the customary huge rquads ntil this season the dummy has| 3700 Am &] ' Fevs. Telegram. training table, corps of coaches, trafn- been known as “Gertrude” On numers| 100 Am urs pussiars to aven the most expert. S NEFA. may not have 1800 pupils | €' Fibbers and attendant excitement ous occasions, Yost, Trainer Tuthill,| I3 Am aamats real Moot Yon Bear thel poth Zimmerman and Kaufr of the | but Judsing from the hofseh SimInating A He A and other chicts of the training squad | ‘0 Am T e e oot ht cre | Giants nit for over .500 during the | the comter of the flel of the week between the Princeton and Do cadiiaie ot enpmomEifoot- | I AR Same time the use of the hand trap | eBular season, and for .143 and .140, | did not have one-third of her giee|'larvard zames s, all candidates that they would mever | ©i0 Am Will improve one's scores in the fleld |respectively, in the world's series. | clubs, or for that matter her student| It IS trie that the chief attention of S ot muless Mishiow:| i aw wonderfully. A prominent shooter re- | Robertson,” who hit for less than .250 | body out to cheer the team. thesme £ glven to miytagy.afs ¢d considerable less consideration for| 73 4m ntly remarked. that he found his|during the season, whaled the pill for 28 fairs, b is too strong when Ye Etide o foRlingn: Hiioe Tor GoaiT To ologt ooV 21526 in the big series. The, - Saratoga Racing Association | ¥2V8 there Is mo time to develop a This season, with man at 3400 Am shooting_for qua! ose cover im & iation e, i mo tme e, P~ Sk abaentt e many _gridiron| - s am proved 100 per cent, by the use of — has declared a 5 per cent. dividend as |!®am. A team e old sort’is, .o stars absent from c~lege, and many| 1000 Am fhe hand trap, and he was always| Some press agent in New York tella|a result of the big meeting last Aug- | COUrse, impossible. but a team. even green men to teach, Yost faced a| 100 Am e an o meoa shot. Brpert traye | the public that Benny Leonard “will |ust. Thiz is the only. track im New |Oof the most “formal” Kind, is de problem. deis shooters who have no difficulty in | Put his whole soul in the work of in- | York state that has made money dur. e by. many of the studentu.’, Not.e Bt hetsolvod it 180 Ao Dry Goods i r Drosking an average of 90 per cent. of | Structing the soldlers in boxing.” He's | ing the recent campaign Adquedict | Week has been spent on trying to de- He had the tackling dummy re-| 6000 Anaconda their targets, will experience a new |Probably so -thankful to escape the | will break about even, after certajn |Yelop a team. so that it seems«that cheistenan o - 1500 ca e semsation when they shoot over the |trenches that he will do anything ex- |needed improvements, including a new | Brides mizht have waited a svhile:be- < Its new name is “Kaiser BilL e P tvap. | It's the “sploe of a shoot: |cept what he ought to do. clubhouse, have been completed. Em- | fore zoing contrary to the niversity nd that's the reason why Yost| 13300 A0 G & W. er's life.” The novelty and monotony ———— pire City also enjoyed a fairly good |~thletic authorities. who were willing is still grinning. 100 A. G & never wear off, and the targets never| From all the noise the Academy |year, but Jamaica and Belmont Park, |t omake a sincere attemnt to put forth = 300 B Tomme become “too easy” as in ordinary | backs make (Eastwood excepted) it is sald, sustained losses. The racing Tt it 1s found that thres A Boston man agreed not to eat| ;300 noi & Ony shooting. 2 spectator might think that the games|associations, however, are not discour- a week 1s too much for the beans for one vear if the Red Sox| 400 Bals & Ohio pr Every shooter knows about the|On the campus were prayer meetings |aged. and soon will map out plans for | candidates to take from their military lost the pennant. He was probably| 200 Barett Co vr “Joker Trap” A hand trap is a “joker |2nd the cheering squad was saying|another extended campa in 1918, | dutles; the idea can be abandoned figuring on leaving the Hub when he| 700 Batooolls Min. trap” with frills on. Everv gun club|Amen. How different from the days of [ The Jockey Club’s long fizht for ex- | quickly enoush. hut it will at ‘least e i 41500 Beth Steel B should have one for staging novelty | “Brad” Ricketts and “Cy” Young. istences has not heen all in valn. Teen given a fair trial. = The ! siim Boh 85 e 7L events, and the shooters will vote it a — 'n seem to hanale fonthall and 1000 Hurms Bros. barrel of fun after the first trial, The| In answer to the query of a fan who| The Yankees have lost a few of the work easlly enough. and are WILLIAM C. YOUNG 400 Brunswick COTTON, hand trap can be used, also, for in- | Wanted to know where “Shoeless Joe"” [ players who were with the team dur- ming ont a creditable team The = ” structing new shooters without inter- |[Jackson of the White Sox got his|ing the season, but two players who n can do the. same. if ) - 100 Butter &Sup uccessor to 10 Butterick cor STETSON & YOUNG 100 Cat. Perro Do CARPENTER and BUILDER | i & 2, ew York writer says Joe was | were regulars for several want to. Thut is the doubt- the Carolina association in|have jolned the National Army. Onre his early days and one day just as the [of the new soldiers Ed Sweeney, game began, his shoes hurt him. So!who was first string catcher for sev- he playved the contest in his stodkcing | eral seasons while a battery partner New York. Oct. 29.—Cotton futures closed steady. December 26.70, Janu- ary 26.00, March 25.74, May 25.64, July 25.54. Spot quiet; middling 27.85. seasons fering with the events being run over the regular traps. £ “The shooters who ‘would like to shoot better can accomplish their de- sire by practicing with a hand trap. ful poiat The Kind They Need in the Trenches. 29200 Can. Pocific 7200 Ceniral Lecther 300 Cerro Do Pasco Best work and erial : W : it - prices by skilled langr o o0 FERt| 26 Chntir dter Those who are “fair weather” shoot- feet.. o O e Telephone B0 West Main St.| 200 Chic G W pr New York, Oct. 25. — Call money | ers can learn to break them when the 2 % aulien, Cwho (was' Srst basemsn fop [ BT} s Rao bit Mow As 24 2 -2; - C4 s arance in e New orl ” six-aav noe A GREAT VARIETY OF CAED Do fc::“: ; offered at 4; last|falling. 3¢ = rapid rate In boxing ecircles lately. unad'pnmh players were drawn in| York next month. Fobbv has h="en 1100 Chile Copper. ~ 2o-.0.. Ambulance Boys Beat Amateur | Daving a hard time getting bouts. fthe draft and have been In camp-for | WOSt of tic hones in his body, and his Alarm c’ocks 500 Cnino Con Cop CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEY. Norfolk has developed the nasty habit | some time past. Three ycung players | Arms scores of times. but — nothinz o400 Cluett ePabody . comN e u’.* Closa. e t‘t:h--vm-“-e l;-:h;l sr glvlni‘hr(ll op'ponenll 2 sound drub. | who were with the Yanks for a short | SPems to be ‘flh“ ""’ keep him out of s < . 1 1183 ontgomery, la., Oct. 28.—In a|bing, which, of course, accounts for |time. during the past season also are | the front ranks of the cycle pluggers at FRISWELL’S I Oices SHe =3 % lis4 18% 1S [nard-fousht game af Soldiers Fleld to- [his fdleness. in camp, © They are Bitcher ,Sraaiic|. | ————— = 52) 100 Cont. Can. .1 oATS : day the Norwood baseball team of wood, Catcher Olson and Outfielder | The trade in dried shark meat and -27 FRANKLIN STREET 10000 Corr: Products Dee. 58 % sy Cincinnati, amateur champions of the| Miller Huggins may manage the | Rill Rafter, the -all around star from | fins at Aden. Arabia. has decreased 100 Com Prod ot Mas 60116 3% 60 United Stites, were defeated by a fast | Yanks next year. After three years|Syracuse University. since the beginning of the war