Judge — October 1933 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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ei? i -NEW YORK ....AT ITS BEST- “I'm staying at the St. Regis” is another way of saying, “I'm visiting ‘New York and enjoying every minute.” One walks to theatres, shops and Radio City ... dines and dances on the cool, Urban-designed Roof...lives effortlessly. New rates: Single rooms, $4; $5, $6. Double rooms, $7, $8. Parlor, bedroom and bath, $10 to $20. Menu prices are entirely revised. IOTEL ST. REGI (LST. REG peer ave yew VoRK Pes. Coal lence Year after year of its memorable existence The Plaza has maintainedits positionas NewYork'sleadinghotel,attract- ing guests of prominence from all parts of the world. That indefinable something in Plaza Service has set a standard both here and abroad. Spacious suites of various sizes for winter occupancy at attractive rentals. Rooms from $5. Henry A. Rost, Monaging Director) Joha D. Owen, Manager, o=PLA Z Arse PACING CENTRAL PARK + FIFTY-NINTH ST. & FIFTH AVE. SPORTS (Continued from page 6) ing behemoth to do? Either tum wrestler or be a pro pigskin tosser, and in many instances both. At that inter-sectional game in Chi- cago last summer (ah, there, Califor. nia!) all of the big professional teams had scouts present to look out for any unsigned prospects. Eighty percent of last year’s stars will be seen this winter working in the paid ranks with more to fall in line when the bitter winter blasts start whistling around the breadlines, The pro game has been speeded up, and the fans now get forward passes, fast moving plays, and plenty of big time boola boola for their dollar, I haven't said anything about the South. You remember perhaps that I once stated the South would take the Far West’s place in the football sun. Down there they go in for floats, col- ored balloons, hoopla and all the fren- zied excitement attendant on crazy mad football teams. I see and hear that Huey Long is going to make Louisiana State the Notre Dame of the Mason-Dixon belt, that is, if he keeps away from Long Island casinos. He has Biff Jones to coach for him and plenty of hot air. I should call that a running start in the right direction. Tennessee is going to be tough this year with several Texas colleges edging into the limelight—those Mustangs sling a mean forward pass. In closing I can only hope that I will be spared witnessing the opening games around the East. Just why Columbia, Fordham, Dartmouth and the Army, to name only a few, should think it neces- sary to warm up with a sixty-nothing victories over Alfred, Hobart, Cooper Union and suchlike, is beyond me. And, again, this season any time a Midwestern team plays an intersectional rival my money goes on the Midwest. Ohio State, Purdue, Wisconsin and the omnipresent Michigan are the cream of the crop. All these are teams worth following and among them will be found the real champion of the land when the last flask is emptied up in row Q. —Rex Deane. Solution of Puzzle No. 294 AIPIETRIOINIE] INIO[MIATD}] [Vfol=[Iopa> |] comicbooks.com