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Pin Honors Go
To Paul Moore
ity League Bowler Rolls 670; Douglas Special Quint Paces Teams.
+ Holidey menus apparently took
heir toll in the ranks of local bowl-|-
ers last night. The Shooting Star list slipped to 31 as Paul Moore of the City League at Pritchett’s hot a 670 series for top position. Starting “/strong with a 249 the pace-setter ‘slowed to a 205 for his middle game and then strengthened some for a final 216 game.
The Douglas Special, for whieh
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1938
; Post-Holiday
Strikes to Spare
Ball is in proper position to make this difficult spare.
(Twelfth of a Series)
‘By DON BEATTY World All-Events Champion Get so that you can make spares.
Paul is cleanup man, captured.team | Strikes will take care of themselves.
honors for the evening with a 3021, ~1 from games of 1053, 992 and 976.
‘Others rolling high in the quintet ‘were Eill Nichols with 602 and Jess
| Douglas with 637. They won three]
straight from the Teter the Tailor five.
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«PRITCHETT ALLEYS
Making spares means higher averages. . Spares are innumerable , . . are
“encountered on all angles.
Learn to shoot at them in the correct way. | A great many bowlers fail to take advantage of the proper angics for their style of ball in rolling at spares, with the result that they have one Or more jinx spares. Naturally, making spares requires control. =
NEXT—Hidden pin spares.
Budge and Helen Moody
(Sixth of a Series) By HARRY GRAYSON
, NEA Service Sports Writer NEW YORK. Dec. 28.—Don Budge completed a campaign of unparal-
./leled achievement on three con-
tinents. No one before has held at the same time the American, British, French and Australian men’s singles championships. ! Yet it was trim Moody who furnished the ‘more dramatic moments of the tennis season . . . at 32 and after two years of tournament inactivity. Helen Hull Jacobs’ unfortunate
5|injury took the edge from the cli-
max of a “woman's Wimbledon,”
5/put made Mrs. Moody's comeback
and eighth ‘victory in the All-Eng-land firing ... a record ... none
2 the less remarkable.
Mrs. Moody wisely and methodically played herself into condition
Helen Wills |
In ’38 Tennis Spotlight
when she repelled Mme. Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling of Demmark, 12-10, 6-4. After overcoming the handicap of a shoulder injury earlier in the tournament, Miss Jacobs pulled a tendon in the ninth game of the opening set of the final .. . hobbled through the next seven pathetic games ... and was beaten, 6-4, 6-0. The accident spoiled bright prospects for another such match as the pair turned in when Mrs. Moody so pluckily came from behind to catch and overtake her rival of more than a decade in the exact setup three years before. : A few days earlier, Mrs. Moody finished with a spectacular burst to repulse left-handed Kay Stammers, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3, to clinch Amerijca’s eighth consecutive triumph in Wightman Cup competition.
But Queen Helen I passed up our
WOMAN, 2 MEN HELD IN COSTER BLACKMAIL QUIZ
Police Seek Five Others as Former Assistant Gives ‘Inside ‘Story.’
NEW YORK, Dec. 28 (U. P.)— Police held a woman and two men today and sought five more persons, all on suspicion of having blackmailed F. Donald Coster, the swindling president of McKesson ‘& Robbins, Inc, who killed himself when he was exposed as Philip Musica, an exconvict. : The prisoners, belligerent and uncommunicative, were Mary Brandino, 37: her brother, Joseph, 61, and Walter H. Cragg, 56, a disbarred lawyer imprisoned in 1914 for embezzling a client’s funds. The other suspects were not named. Together, they were believed to have extorted most or all
|the $150,000 a year that Coster-
Musica swindled from his company. Faces Two Charges
The three were held on Federal charges of using the mails to defraud and “conspiring with others to extort sums of money from Philip Musica.” They were among the few persons who knew of CosterMusica’s 18-year masquerade. It was reported Miss Brandino had received $8000 from CosterMusica last year. Detective John P. McAuliffe said that information about the Brandinos had been supplied by Benjamin Simon, who is held as a material witness and is believed to have served Coster-Musica as go-between in arms and munitions dealings. The shortage was in the crude drugs department, which was in fact nonexistent, but which was listed on the books with $18,000,000 in assets. ' First lucid details of how Costera-Musica kept this dummy department concealed were supplied yesterday by John H. McGloon, who had been the company’s vice president in charge of accounting since 1928.
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GROSS INCOME TAX BLANKS MAILED OUT
Nearly 500,000 State Gross Income Tax information blanks were being mailed today to employers, Clarence A. Jackson, Tax Division Director, announced today. The forms list employees who received $1000 or more during 1938, he said. “Employers should fill in the forms and return them to the division as soon as possible,” Mr. Jackson said. “The majority of employees receive copies, which can be used in filling out individual form returns.” Mr. Jackson advised taxpayers to file their returns early to avoid the rush before the Jan. 31 deadline.
FEDERAL BANK LENDING DECREASES
More Purchases of U. S. Obligations.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 (U. P.). —A moderate reduction in lending
assets of Federal Reserve Member Banks for the week ended Dec. 21 was more than offset-by increased purchases of U. S. Government obligations, according to the weekly condition statement issued by the system today. ne The report, covering operations of member institutions in 101 leading cities, placed total loans and investments of the banks at $21,742,000,000. up 238 million dollars from the preceding week. Total loans fell 23 million dollars to $8,473,000,000, principally reflecting a contraction in commercial, industrial and agricultural loans whigh fell 24 million dollars at New York City banks and million dollars at all centers. Loans to brokers and dealers declined five million dollars at New York and four million dollars at all centers, while loans to banks were
porting centers, with New York banks accounting for 13 million dollars of the decline. Holdings of U. S. Government direction obligations rose 22 million dollars at New York and showed an aggregate increase of 253 million
Reduced Credit Is Offset by,
down 14 million dollars at all re-
HUNT FUGITIVE HERE AFTER PAL IS SEIZED
Captured Jailbreaker Gives Search Clue in City.
State Policessearched Indianapolis today for one of two men who
yesterday. Robert Case, 22, of Terre ‘Haute, who with Richard Crady, 26, of New
Richmond, slugged a jailer and escaped, was captured last night by State Police in Plainfield.
Frankovich, whe made the capture said that they spotted Case driving
escaped from the Vigo County Jail
Officers Pat Barton and A. E. 1
a stolen cab. in Bridgeport and finally overtook him in Plainfield. Case was armed with a revolver but
the officers, Case told police that Crady had left him earlier in the evening but did not reveal the exact place. ~The two men stole a cab from Jesse Cervo, Clinton taxi driver, after slugging him with a revolver, according to Case. State’ Police said they believed Cracy probably was in Indianapolis, after they had questioned Case at headquarters here. :
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women’s national singles, pleading a severe attack of neuritis. Budge’s victory march started Jan. 29, when he defeated Jack Bromwich at Adelaide for the Australian crown, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. He captured the French title, June 11, with the gigantic Roderich Menzel of Czechoslovakia the victim, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. Bunny Austin was no match for him in the British final, July 1, 6-1, 6-0, 6-3. Gene Mako found himself as a singles player to such an extent that he opposed Budge, his doubles partner, in the American final, in which he was brushed aside, 6-3,
Rooms With Board .. Rooms Without Board
in preliminary tournaments. Helen Jacobs Injured The renewal of her historic rivalry with Miss Jacobs was made possible by the narrowest margin
Oklahoma Is Without Stars
By DEBS MYERS United Press staff Correspondent
dollars at all banks, and holdings of Government-guaranteed securities rose 19 million dollars at New York and 22 million dollars at all centers. Holdings of other securities, however, were reduced 14 million dollars at all banks, with New York institutions accounting for 10 million dollars of the decrease.
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NORMAN, Oxila, there were ever a team without stars, Oklahoma, Big Six Conference
the Orange Bowl, is it. Oklahoma won 10° consecutive
Budge.
6-3, 6-2, 6-1. Nor was that all for the active ; He cleaned up in men’s champion which meets Tennessee In. doubles with Mako and’ in mixed doubles with Alice Marble.
Miss Marble, by tae way,
only twice and yet has not relied on men’s final on record.
any one or two particular players. | None of the Sooner headlines each week like the Davey O’'Briens, Marshall Goldbergs and Eric Tiptons. Yet, in the squad of 31 are two dozan players who| could play with the best of ‘em. That's the secret of Oklahoma’s success—plenty of good rugged ma.erial welded into a strong unit both offensively and defensively.
Nobody Singing the Blues
The tipoff on this team is the fact that two of its best broken field runners—Howard (Red) McCarthy and Bill Jennings—won’t see action. Yet nobody is singing the blues. Mc-
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Bowl Race Jan. 1
William (Rosy) Southworth, Butler’s ace distance runner, and Coach .Ray Sears will leave tomorrow ‘morning for New Orleans. South- . worth will run Jan. 1 in an invita‘tional two-mile event which is part of the Sugar Bowl athletic attracons.
Southworth ended a month of
training today and will leave by automobile tomorrow. Three students will accompany the pair on ‘the trip. Coach Sears has been pleased with Southworth’s time trials around the small indoor track in
at 4:28 and 4:36 in mile runs. Because of this Sears believes Southworth will make excellent time on the outdoor track.
Duke Cocaptain Hurt
PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 28 (U. P.). —Dan Hill, cocaptain and one of the great centers of 1938, was on
gan secret practice for its Rose
Southern: California. Hill sprained his back while charging down. the field under a punt yesterday. Although he will be out of the lineup for several days, it was believed he
Carty, with a broken thigh, will hear the game from an Oklahoma City hospital bed. Jennings went to Florida but a double ankle fracture will kesp him out of action. Another regular, Guard Jerry Bolton, is on the ailing list with a bad knee and there is little chance he can play. But Head Coach Tom Stidham, who has to gulp pills during games because of nervous in-, digestion, isn’t worrying because he already has suitable replacements for those men. Oklahoma has | a reputation for being a power team, but the Sooner passing game has been one of the most effectual—and least. publicized —in the nation.
- Completes 107 Passes
. In 10 games, Oklahoma made 1330 yards rushing, and 1101 passing. The scorers threw 211 passes and clicked with 107 of them, which is a better than fair average. They rolled up 185 points in 10 games and held their opponents to two touchdowns and an average of 40.6 yards rushing and 53.9 passing per game. The hub of the offensive is Hugh McCullough, 185-pound senior. He plays tailback, does the kicking, most of the passing and is the team’s best line-plunger. ' Head man on the line is Oklahoma’s best known player—End Waddy Young who made several allAmerica teams. The line averages 201 pounds, 15 more than Tennessee. Other cogs in the Oklahoma machine are Gilford Duggin, a tackle; Earl Crowder, a savage blocking back; Justine Bowers, a 212-pound sophomore tackle, and Bob Seymour and Otis Rogers, halfbacks.
Pittsburgh Revises Minors Agreements
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 28 (U. P.).— The Pittsburgh Pirates baseball club has revised its chain of working agreements with minor league clubs, severing agreements with Montreal,
| The United States successfully desquad drew, fended the Davis Cup against Australia.
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victory over Adrian K. Quist was a stunning blow to Australian hopes. Budge bested Bromwich and Quist. ‘
Budge - Quist match was marred by foot fault penalties, which upsct the star from down under, Budge is now ready to reap the rewards of ‘his efforts financially. He always will be remembered as the big boy who brought back the
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