Friday, April 2, 1943
Tigermen
Develop
Players
. . . Versus SonWs
COLUMBIA, Mo., April 1. 'Jni
versity of Missouri football follow
ers can breathe a nostalgic sigh
next Saturday afternoon . when
they watch their Big Six confer
once champion team of 1942, al
most intact, take a final fling at
football, because it may be a long
time before Coach Don Faurot can
assemble an outfit of similar pow
erhouse proportions.
The occasion of the conuback
of the 1942 outfit is the annual
alumni game, with which the Bon
gals traditionally close their
spring practice campaign, and
there will be no less than 19 let
ter men in alumni uniform, 17 of
them letter winners in the 1942
season.
Faurot explained that the un
precedented alumni strength stems
from the fact that neither juniors
nor seniors on the 1942 squad are
expected back next fall because
of war conditions, and as a re
sult, all of them have been tossed
into the alumni hopper for the
game. All are in the army, navy
or marine corps reserve, excepting
calls to active duty soon.
Intramural
Pins Topple
. . Bom ling Starts
Bowling activity in fraternity
Intramural circles opened fire
Thursday with four matches slated
for execution. Competition in the
lower bracket continues Monday
with three contests scheduled. ,
Delta S:rs meet the Phi Delts,
Delta Tan Delta rolls against the
Sammies f,n;l the DU keglers
match the Phi Gams in the Mon
day mati'hf.s. Thursday matches
had yet to he tabulated as . the
pmi'r win! to press last night.
Quart'. inal matches are slated
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Q. If V. ar l iving Stamp
,-lioulil lie lost, hi oli n, or
lr-lro-(l, au they be re
placed '
A. No. Tliey hlinultl lw
kcjit in safe place ami
exchanged for V iir
Nixing Bond at the
cnrlicl opportunity.
Q. W hen do War Savings Bonds
mature?
A. Ten years from the
iMe dale.
Q. an a Bond be iinirrl in the
names of twe person as o-ottnrrt?
11 U Crockett.
A. Yci. btit only indit ul
na's may be so named,
(lorpnraliont, associa
tions hurt lie, and
lodge may not be
named aa coowncrs.
Q. Wlmt Mrpa khonld be taVen
vlien a Bond it lost, Klolen,
or dchtroyed?
A. The Treasury Depart
ment, Division of Ioant
and Ciirreney, Mrr
hundie Mart, Chicago,
III., filionld be noliiied
immediately, reference
being made lo the ee
rie, year of it-Mie, date,
denomination, and ae
rial number of the
Bond, and the name
ond addrexa of the reg
istered owner. InMrur
tiona a lo proof re
quired will then be aent
jon.
Remember the longer
you keep War Bond,
up to 10 years, the more
valuable tlicy become.
Bruin Spring
Drills Puzzle
LOS ANGELES, Calif., April 1
Bruin grid coaches Horrell and
Richards don't know exactly what
to expect on the eventful day of
April the 5th, when the second
wartime spring practice opens in
green-walled Spaulding field.
Horrell refuses to make even
the vaguest estimate as to who
and how many young hopefuls will
show up in preparation for the
1943 grid season. Even the exact
composition of that grid season is
not known at the present writing.
The Bruins coaching staff, in
holding practice tfiis spring, will
put no emphasis on the fact that
many "prospects" have no chance
of being in U.C.L.A. for the fall
campaign. "We'll have a lot of
fun at any rate," concludes genial
Uclan mentor, Horrell.
loivctn Tenches
Purdue Mentors
AMES, Iowa. April 1. A. M.
(Mike) Michalske, head football
coach at Iowa State college, will
appear on the staff of the annual
Purdue University spring football
clinic April 9-10.
Michalske, who is conducting
spring practice for the Cyclones,
will lecture on line play at the La
fayette, Ind., institution.
for April 7, with semi-final games
coming up April 12. Finalists will
collide on April 15.
Ames Gridiron
Drills Start
... 33 Out
AMES, la., April l.-Mike
Michalske, head football coach at
Iowa State, opens spring work
with Big Six football candidates
this week. ,
The Cyclone mentor states that
the squad which reported Monday
night includes light, inexperienced
men. Don Siebold, guard, is the
only letterman reporting. Howard
Tippee, veteran halfback, and the
only other letterman available, has
not yet reported for workouts.
Two former stars of the Cyclone
grid sport, Royal Lohry and Bill
Barger, are helping the regular
staff with coaching duties.
The squad reporting for spring
drills incldues Frank Anderson,
Dick Bryan, Stan Clay, Bob Kiick
son, Joe Galietto, Lee Gollwitzer,
Sam Gillotti, Dave Hamilton, Walt
Haugo, Gene Hulse, Bnrnell King
re. Varren Krafka, Henry Land
ski on.
Jim Rasmussen, Larry Russell,
Stan Peterson, Frank Stclovitch,
Bob Thornburg, Don Seibold, Paul
Weaver, Milton Chewning, Alder
Presler, Neil Bohner, Gene Dau
bendiek, Dennis Murphy.
Virgil Chamberlain, Dick How
ard, Dave Walton, Charles Dozois,
Coburn Turbos, Jim McKeegan,
Bob Broms and John Brawdon.
Hawkeyc Baseball Club
Favored to Win m Big leu
IOWA CITY, la., April 1. The
Iowa Hawkeyes are making no
bones about their designs on an
other Big Ten baseball title. The
squad includes eight veterans from
lat season's co-championship team
and some of the most promising
sophomores in recent years.
The Hawkeyes will find the
climb to the top of the heap a
rocky one. Opening their schedule
this Saturday, they will play 12
games, 10 of which are league af
fairs, in less than a month.
While most of the other Big Ten
schools will not engage their
toughest foes until May, when the
. . . Rocky Climb
weather is beginning to warm up,
Iowa will have ended its entire
schedule May 1.
In addition, Iowa this year has a
new coach, J. E. "Waddy" Davis.
Iowa's former coach, OTto Vogel,
generally recognised as one of the
best in the business, now is an
officer in the navy's pre-flight
program.
Hawkeye standouts are Harold
Lind, hard-hitting right fielder
who batted .338 last year, and
Tommy Farmer, veteran second
baseman, tagged as a likely major
league prospect.
Joe McCarthy, Owen Bush,
Rogers Hornsby, Gabby Street and
Johnny Evers have managed teams
in both major leagues.
Sigma Alpha Iota Concert
3 p. m. Sunday
Temple Theatre
Admission Free
Spring NEWS
St . i ,tf
V Designs "BRAID BELLE"
t;v i . Three rowi of navy llue or rrJ lrail trace 0 JL.
Tli roe rows of navy Mue or red lrail trace
the collar, the pocket and the klfcvrs of Ihi
new bpring blouse. Il'n made of nhite raj oil
hantung and comes in Mzes 32 lo 3ft.
Milltr'i Nrcanear till Mrl H.r
niiiss as
ft. ,
0C4SlMte . . the new shoes for STREET and SPORTS.
They're' more than wedgie play fchoes herause they have all the comfort and
the expert construction of other Gold Crow Slioet. Vi car them for office,
for wartime duties . . . and for lciurclimes too!
Remember to BRING RATION BOOK NO. 1
(At left) Torlet tie In turf
tun only.
(Center) llcrilest, toclem tie
in lurflan only.
Midrr'a W.mcn'i bb.rt S.i.u I l..r
(At right) Toi-Icm pump In
turf tun und red.
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