Sunday Post - 17.10.1943, Blaðsíða 4

SUNDAY f O.
Australian Airfield in the Making

United States soldier engineers, trained specialists in construction work, are seen rolling
out a stretch of level ground in the preliminary phases of construction of one of the many
new airfields now dotting Australia to accomodate United Nations fighter and bomher planes.
Sports
Two former professionals,
Frank Maznicki of the Iowa
Seahawks and Bob Steuber of
DePaul, took over the college
football scoring leadership last
week with 52 points each. Maz-
nicki in 4 games has registered
7 .touchdowns and 10 kicks for
points, while Steuber. in only
2 games have notched 8 touch-
downs and kicking 4 points.
Other sectional leaders are
Steve Van Buren, Louisiana
State University with 43
points; Tony Butkovich of
Purdue, 42; Howard Blose of
Cornell, 36; Stan Turner of
Texas A & M, 33; Bob Brumley
of Oklahoma, 31; Jay Stoves of
Washington and Lloyd Blount
of Duke 28 each.
* * *
The Orange Bowl is the
second of the post season foot-
ball classics to recieve the go
ahead signal from the Office of
Defense Transportation. Ticket
sales will be limited to resi-
dents of Miami and the rest of
Dade county.
* * *
A British Empire Forces
Club, the first in the United
States for non-commissioned
men of all British services, has
been opened in Washington,
D. C.
A former Boston College
Guard, Rocco Canale, now in
the U.S. Air Corps, landed a
part-time football job with the
Philadelphia Eagle—Pittsburg
Steelers. Canale will play with
the combined Philadelphia-
Pittsburg team only when his
army duties at Mitchell Field,
Long Island, permit hte necess-
ary leave.
* * *
President Edward Barrow of
the New York Yankee world
championship baseball team is
in a New Rochelle hospital suf-
fering an acute heart condition.
Barrow is 75 years old.
* *
Billy Southworth, manager
of the world series losing team,
the St. Louis Cardinals, has
been re-signed for the 1944
season. Sam Breadon, president
of the Redbirds, told reporters
“I still have the highest regard
for Billy despite our loss in the
series. He’s all signed up for
1944 and I’m satisfied that he
is a good manager.
* * *
Doctors gave Dean McAd-
ams, Brooklyn Dodgers passer,
little chance of getting back
into National Football League
| competition for at least a
month. McAdams suffered two
broken bones in his right hand
in the last week’s game against
the Washington Redskins.
And, to close the sports
page, here’s some racing re-
sults: W. E. Boeing’s Slide Rule
out-stepped OVERDRAWN and
EQUISTAR to take the Inter-
Borough Handicap on National
War Fund day at Jamaica. It
was the last of a five day New
York track racing program de-
voted to relief, and Jamaica
turned 90 thousand dollars ovei-
to the war relief fund.
At Pimlico, SHUTOUT beat
WITH REGARDS by a neck in
the Laurel Stakes. SON OF
PEACE was a close third.
Save Our Secrets
S. .. O. .. S.
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Today ...
MOVIES
TJARNARBIO: “Priorities on
Parade” with Ann Miller,
Betty Rhodes, Jerry Colonna.
GAMLA BIO: “Wake Island”,
with Brian Donlevy, Robert
Preston, Mocdonald Carey,
Albert Dekker.
NYJA Bl6: “The Moon is
Down”, with Sir Cedric
Hardwicke, Dorris Bowdon
and Henry Travers.
President’s Pledge
to Italians
New York. — Adolf Berle,
assistant secretary of state,
told the Italian-American Lab-
or Council that President Roo-
sevelt had authorized him to
say that no government will be
imposed on Italy, and that its
government should be one ac-
ceptable to the Italian people,
derived from and responsive to
its free will. Berle said that
Count Carlo Sforza gave an ex-
cellent example for all anti-
fascists when the noted Italian
liberal declared that “so long
as Badoglio was fighting the
common enemy, it would be
criminal for any Italian to
weaken his hand”.
Careless Talk
Costs Lives

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