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Show Friday, February s. NOT IN THE BOX SCORE? has LONG ISLAND university plans for a gridiron Tort New PeC-W- Service. NU Surgeons Neat Job on Muscles in Arm Heartens Parmelee DLENTY of paragraphs for the price of one: Roy Parmelee write that the Cards made him very happy when they traded him to the Cubs last fall. The big pitcher adds that he recent-l- y spent as honr and a half on the operating while a sargeoa tinkered with two muscles which had gTOwn together on his pitching arm. Now the wing feels swell and Parmelee Is sore that at last h Is going to live np to all those bright predictions Giant fans once made for him. . . Skippy Bartell, son of the three or Giant shortstop, who covered almost as much ground In the grand stand last summer as the old man di In the Infield, is recovering nice- ly from an appendicitis operation. Walter Kelley, bright Brooklyn la who trains horses. Is proudest of a gee-ge- e named Idle Midget who dotes on drinking pop out of a bottle. . . Trainer Hirsch Jacobs is having the picture of Image, his greatest horse, engraved on a set of dinner plates. . . Leo M. Shea, versatile Florida racing judge, also is an able fight referee. . . . Mrs. Ethel D. Mars expects a lucky 1937 with her which cost mort. than $100.00C at Saratoga sales. All of them are reported doing well. . . Just to prove that times do change a church magazine asked for, and received, two working press badges for the Tropical Park race meeting. table four-year-o- ld Basketball Men Unexcited Over Zone Defense Holler Experienced basketball mea are paying little attention to recent screams about the aone defense ruining the game. One member of the rules committee points sut that this typo of defense Is almost as old as the game Itself and capable coaches always have been able to find a way to offset it without plead-b- n for new laws to make things easier for them. . . Incidentally, here Is s tip-of-f concerning the difference In rules In various sections of the country. At a recent Butler-Indian- a game in Indianapolis it was announced that play would be according to Big Ten Rules." The only way Big Ten Rules" differ from other college rules is that the winning team takes hoou the ball. The New York American hockey team, who spent a recent week end playing In Atlantic City, still do not know whether the auditorium was kidding them. management Anyhow, the dressing room to which they were assigned was labeled Chorus Room No. 2. . . , Lome Chatbot, the goalie, is the only member of the Americans who wears spats. In New York that makes him a sartorial exception. In Montreal and Toronto, where he lives and works when not playi-.- g hockey, that makes him a smart man. You need protection in that cold weather . . Joe Lamb of the Americans is such a good golfer that he finished third in the Ottawa city championship last summer. Jimmy Mars, who toils in Madison quare Garden publicity department, was christened Vincenzo Marazza. Mayor LaGuardia hung the "Mars" tag on him. . . Joe Higgins, the income tax collector who looks so much like Jimmy Walker, gets plenty of play now when sportsmen discuss the next Democratic Mayoralty nomination. . . Bob and wrestling boxing judge who was Injured several weeks ago when a wrestler dived through the ropes and landed on top of him, wishes friends would visit him at the New York hospital. . . . Devotees o( the sport might very well read 'Squash Rackets," the book newly penned by Johnny bkillman, who was pro champion b. 1933 and 1935. . . Another book which will shortly hit the presses is Fundamentals of Baseball, by Moose McCormick. During the American Bewilng Congress which will be held m New York from March 9 to April 30 each team will use a new set of pins. They are carefully weighed and , for the first two weeks e At Che are used. pins start of ths third week the weight Is increased by an ounce. After four weeks the alleys are normal" and pins weighing six pound, six eunoej are used. three-pound- four-ounc- comeback, this fall. Instead the Blackbirds will continue te devote their best athletic efforts to winning basketball games , . . Uft) Gomess Interest lu prize fights Is sot entirely due to that brawl be soon expecta te have with the Yankees concerning his 1937 salary. Ho always has been a red hot boxing fan and reads every bit of available literature on the subject . . . Bill Tildes drinks tea with seven lumps of sugar In It during those rests between tennis games, Frcd Pcrrys favorlte Upplo at such times Is orange juice. Big time hockey players are not exactly billing and cooing when they meet Bill Stewart these days. They say the Chief Referee techinally is a most proficient arbiter, but that he sets himself up too much as a supreme power and otherwise takes himself too seriously . . . Benny Leonard has abandoned, at least for the present, the notion of opening a new restaurant ir Madison Square Garden , . . Ray Schalk, Everett Scott, Chuck Klein and Jimmy Dykes are a few of the baseball stars who will compete In the Bowling Congress in New York this spring. Tony Cuclnello, Helnie Groh and Jimmy Archer also are giving more than a thought to the affair Ed Beckman, son of that great pro star, Johnny, now plays on the Horace Mann team... Ed Stevens, the automobile man who used to jump so high for the A. C.. has a young son who thinks nothing of clearing five feet ten inches In elementary school competition. Those wrestling warriors whs threatened to rend the nation with their disputes several weeks ago new are loveydovelng so nicely that Jack Curley may be offering his shows at the Garden soon . . . Gordon Bennett, captain of Dartmonthi football team, also leads th hockey sextet and has won three letters In that sport . . . There Is good reason why Walter Jack Relger never mnd-dle- s the orders at one of the towns higher class hostelries. Jack has such a good memory that he still Insists the newspapers gave him none the best ef the decision when he fought Boer Rod el at the Pioneer A. C. twenty-si- x Nels years age Crutchfields brother Gordon Is carrying on the famous family hockey name as captain at McGill. ... Ohio and Mississippi Valleys Devastated by Flood Hollywood that tome Ideal nrriagt K - ice? What Is opulence? What hero was betrayed k Delilah? 7. On which side were the Bd garlans la the World war? 8. What is a micrometer? 8. 8. be- tween movie st&n hag begun to split at the seams and tbe other that some functionary has been in office long enough for the profession investigators to start investigating. 1 Flood refugees load their possessions aboard a truck prior to fleeing to higher ground. 2 Cat Is marooned on a second story window ledge as Ohio river flood waters rise. 3 Flood sufferers at Portsmouth, Ohio, are fed by boatmen who row about streets, handing bread to refugees above the water line. i Tank Cars of Drinking Water for Flood Sufferers Answers , - 1. Beethoven. Be became wr In between, somebody is sitter deaf and composed his Fifth Sy trying to put Sister Almec McPherphony during bombardment a son In a tele r get Austerlitz, 1805, Tom Mooney eut ef 2. Ireland. 5. 1896. jail. Se far, neither has undertaking 4. Service done only when W succeeded, but folks Ing watched. 8. Wealth. keep right on trying. Last month. It was 6. Samson. Sister Aimess turn. 7. That of Germany. This month Its Tom 8. A device for making tmfl Mooneys. measurements. But when ether sources ef news fail, Keep your body free of accumulatits fine to be able ed waste, take Dr. Picas to fall back on good Irvin S. Cobb ant Pellets. 60 PelletsPierces 30 cents. A Rift" old reliable and dependable, stanch Probe. - LA - s- r Or - yzazz-r-. V w i VS? m l ' v. - v' ' - v T L,... ... ' rr Tank cars, normally milk cars, are shown being loaded with water In Chicago and started southward to the flood scourgef'sufferers in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys where water, was so contaminated that it was unsafe for human consumption. Coast Guard Rescues Flood Victims Poor Las Renaissance, says the THE government Indians are actually increasing in number. I started to add that , this proves tbs Indians are bolding their awn, but, since weve left them very little of their own to hold, 1 stayed my hand. The Navahoea always have been the most independent and aloof of all the tribesmen. For the most part, they continue to live a nomadic existence, following their ancient beliefs and ceremonials, refusing to be caged in towns, yet, numerleally and In material possessions, they outgrow any other tribe. Can It be that the white mana culture, which we so jealously strive to cram down the gullets of red people and black aod brown and yellow, isnt always what the victims need? But, of course, to say that is practically to admit our civilization might have a few tiny flaws in it, whereas we know It to te the one perfect creation of man, and for proof point to Its crowning achievement, the late World war. Tbe Spells System. EVACUATION AREA Tendlers restaurant THIS Isnt a criticism. Its a timid prediction based en all the political experience that the past yields to us: Pledges of curtailment in governmental expenditures, as emanating from White Heuse sources, are undoubtedly in cere. But Andy Jackson or whoever It was lint coined tbs line, expressed the correct idea when he said that to the victor belonged the spoils and net to let them spoil too long either. ... box-offi- "RJtte" and Frotes voriU headlines are Rift" and "Probe," n rifnilyin f V being in the hands of a recelverT . . . The du Ponts racetrack at Wilmington will be ready July 1. Bob Spessard, the alx feet eight Inch, 211 pound center who performed for Waahlngton and Lee against L. I. U. on the Garden court recently has a better acor'ng average than that compiled by Stanfords sensational Hank Lnlsettl. He averaged 16 points a game last season and in twenty minutes of one game this year he netted 32 points. . . . Dynamite George Smith, the man, is a 615 a day emIn ployee at Tropical park addition to helping Colonel Wilton Farnsworth pick aQ those winners John Leon also exercises his talents as an employee at the Miami dog track . . . Jimmy Kelly, th i eminent sports restaurateur, has 100 pictures of celebrities adorning his office walls. Each one of them reveals the celebrity shaking hands with, or otherwise bussing, Jimmy. Harvey Snyder of Columbus. Ohio, who sold his Portsmouth franchise to Detroit, probably wiU be elected president of the American FootbaU league- At the same time it is likely that Jersey City will land a team in the circuit . . . Tall basketball centers sometimes are good scorers for their opponents. In a recent Game Willard Schmidt, six foot nine inch center for the McPherson (A. A. U ) Oilers who played in the Garden last year, twice tipped the baU into the enemy's goal while trying to deflect shots. Twice more in the same game the referee opponents goals when Schmidt touched the rim of the basket. One of the fiercest of all turf feuds now is being waged in Florida between Colonel Abe Hallow and E. It. Burch. Burch, who is vrry close to E. R. Bradley, is recognized as general manager at Hialeah. Hallow, a stalwart upholder of the J. E. Widener ideals, is not so strong officially, but nevertheless is reported to be a shrewd behind tbe scenes worker . . . When he is playing pro tennis Ellsworth Vines' shirt is adorned withes U. S. Dsvis cup team shield. A grotesque and cats head D embroidered on the Fred Perry garment. .Ensign Fred (Buzz) Borres, former football and basketball star-a- t th. United States Naval academy, will return to his alma mater next (all as assistant to Lieut Harry J Hardwick, newly appointed bead football coach. posed calif. Beverly hills, our two fa-- Dempsey Shows Fondness for Pinochle Game t' Which famous a symphony but heard it? X. la what country la SUgoj S. In what presidential ve the "gold Democrats" put sufi In tbe field? 4." What is meant by 1. Ubmhd about ... Max Waxman, is a sucker for the horses . . . Billy Cordes, who was champion bowler thirty years ago, was the first maple crasher to roll 300 1 n championship play . . . Can those Philadelphia rumors be true about Lew O A General Q ia Syadteta WND Sarzha WjoW Irlsh-America- n Jack Dempsey likes playing pinochle even better than fighting, while his manager, Vj jTttnim Ask Me Another - Honorable Behavior What is becoming in behavior honorable, and what is honorabli is becoming. Cicero. From - Orphans of the Flood Find Refuge 6 al Refugee children from the flooded districts of northern and eastern Arkansas are shown asleep on the floor of a railroad station following their rescue. With millions of acres of farm land under water end countless cities inundated, the Ohio and Mississippi valleys experienced jht most devastating flood In history. i Sin BfTf htiod tot b si Tb thing Haul ftertC Th with tl Th lx vc thtlrf MEDICAL JOilRNJU Bu being 'clod foini (of da m doooa) led diem o better ditt cold rembfrom condition of the body. 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It helps Nature tone np the aytteo. thus kmwnlng the discomforts from ths functional disorders which women must endure in the three ordeal of llte: L Turning bom girlhood tuch a WIFE? R ffllSEl J. I It Collin In arrest that r, FIGH' A: aa if H Pi that i brain ef ai Tl Hia womanhood. g S. for motherhood. & Ap"middle proaching age." Dont he a three-quarte- r wtte, lake LTDIA P1NKHAM S VEGETABLE COMPOUND mid Go Bmillcg Through." dragg Bi an UP I. Hi ttrenj 1 at rt my bl IN UTAH Ai AND Pit On i mail i tablisl nubia emin Army and ni 1 chi and & hortet WHO Service. Has Many Waterfront Lota The City of Miami Beach, situated cn a peninsula about niae miles long and one mile wide has, perhaps, more waterfront lota than any aot excluding city la the world Venice, Beside the Atlantic ocean on one side and Biscayne hay en the other, there are some half a dozen JHarry L. Hopkins, WPA admin- waterways cutting hither and thither istrator who has directed the work through ths island city. of more than 50,000 federal relief workers in the flood area. Besides Jury Fact The first rescue and flrst aid work, the tollers Jury hi the have begun the task of tenabllita-tio- n history of the Stale of New Jera job which It Is estimated sey recently sat In the Jury box will confront Ohio and Mississippi in Second District court of Newark. river cities for several months to The Jurors took only 15 minutes to mate their decision. corns. is anNMfdw 100-mil- dollars. . THIS: ABOUT COLDS! half-witte- d .Flood victims in coast guard boats shown arriving at Jeffersonville, Ind.. across the river from Louisville, Ky., where they were placed on refugee trains and taken to safety further north. Floods on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers were the worst In the history of the country. More than 1,000,000 people were made homeless by the treacherous waters that rose over retaining walls, inundated cities and towns and covered rich farm areas. Damage of property exceeded half a billion vho rittle In irrirei n So It shouldnt surprise anybody or deeply Shock anybody, except the few G. O. P. boys still scattered through congress, if Pennsylvania and Missouri and certain other states should go right' on getting plenty out of the treasury for continued relief work on behalf of Senator Guffey and Mr. Pendergast and such-lik- e benefactors of the human race. Not that the ins are any greedier than the outs; they've merely Improved in sagacity since the days when nearly all the smart wolvea seemed to be Republicans and nearly all the sheep seemed to be Democrats. But Passamaquoddy might ae e wide strip well make up its mind to being Map showing along the Mississippi river from sort of neglected from now on. Cairo, 111., to New Orleans which Maine, she aint been aetin right the War department ordered evacuated of all people in the most disFrance's Inconsistency. astrous flood In the nations history. has just lent a vast sum FRANCE of and Poland, It is Largest peace time removal civilians in history, the project was admitted, will use the money to conceived to save the lives of more increase its war strength. If Poland than 500,000 people. should repudiate the debt and default on the Interest a howl wiU La Belle Franca" go up from IIEADS FLOOD RELIEF that'll ring around the world. But of course, it will continue to remain an evidence of soulless greed for Uncle Sam even to intimate that France might pay as a little something on account against the enormous amount ate owes us for borrowed money which sho has used to build up ter army and also, it would appear, to pass along to Poland so that Poland may build up hers. If consistency bo a Jewel, Franc is practically out of jewelry. IRVIN 8. 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