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Evening star., 1938-01-23
Varied Sports
College Wrestling.

v. M. l.. l5l2; Navy. 1917.
Washington and Lee Frosh, II; Wood.
berry Forest. II.
Ohio State, 20; Northwestern, 8.
Appalachian, 25; Maryville, O.
Iowa State, 19; Minnesota, 8.
Michigan, %; Penn State, 6.
College Track.
Illinois, 52l2; Chicago, 5li2.
College Swimming.
Ohio Wesleyan, a.; Carnegie Tech, 33
William and Mary. As; v. M. l., %
Northwestern, IS; Chicago, 20.
North Carolina State, 81; v. P. l., "a
College Gymnastics.
Penn State, 80; Western Reserve, 16
Soccer.
German Americans, 2; Philadelphia
PASSIONS, o.
College Fencing.
Notre Dame, 1912; Detroit, ~.
College Boxing.
Navy, 6; Cornell. 2.
Penn State, AZ; North Carolina, 3l2
Virginia, 6: v. p l., 2.
Citadel. 8; Presbyterian, O..
Clemson, III; North Carolina State, "A
Pro Hockey.
Montreal Canadiens, 4; New Yorl
Americans, 0.
Bostn Bruins, 9; Toronto Maple
Leafs, /.
Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
College Hockey.
Michigan, 6; Sarnia (Ont.) I'm
perials, 8.
Pro Basket Ball.
Akron CSOOSyears %. Fort uyovpo %
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Waner, Baseball Golf Choice,
Loser If He Defeats Russell,
Final FOer1ar, Dra,u, IN Pool

Moore barely edged into the select
eight with 159
Waner will be playing against his
own money in the 36-hole finals. He
bought Russell in the auction for $23.
Dizzy Dean paid SIS for Waner.
In another first-round match Brown
trounced Garland Braxton Of Indian
apolis, 3 and 2.
Die Dean, Medwick in Final.
THE second-flight final promised to
be q thriller, with Dean oppos-
ing his Cardinal teammate, Joe Med
wick.
Dizzy, who liked his chances 50 well
he said he bet $1,000 against $4,000
he would be champion, defeated
Johnny Cooney Of the Cardinals and
Billy Sullivan Of Cleveland today,
while Medwick eliminated Paul Der
ringer Of Cincinnati and Lloyd Waner
Of Pittsburgh.
In the third flight Heinie Manush
Of Brooklyn will oppose 10 10 White
of Detroit tomorrow Manush beat
Bill Swift Of the Pirates and White
ousted Dennis Galehouse Of Cleveland.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
.DODGERSDEMAND
TALENT,NOT CASH
MacPhai| Likes Brooklyn
Set-Up-Says He Must Get
New Ball Club.
By the Associated Press,

by Inc ASSOCIATED fEeSS.
- RAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan.
22-As far as Larry S. Mac
u Phail is concerned, the
~ Brooklyn Dodgers may be
called 'the dizziness boys" or any,
thing else ''just as long as they're
called something"
ITS the silent treatment that's
bad" the new general manager OF
the Dodgers said today.
Home from Brooklyn for some con-
ferences with Manager Burleigh
Grimes. MacPhail said he signed the
Brooklyn contract with his eyes wide
open and that he realizes rehabilita-
ton of the F1atbush baseball forces Is
going to be difficult.
II knew the minute I signed the
contract that could count on the
fingers Of my two hands the nights
would sleep well in the coming year."
he added.
MacPhail expects the job Of bossing
the Dodger affairs will prove almost
as difficult as the spectacular but
futile attempt he and several other
Army officers made to kidnap the Ger
man Kaiser from Holland shortly after
the end of the World War.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Swim Summaries

l0o-yard national junior A. A. U. free
S1yle MylIf e chsmpionship-First heat, won b,
Ma% am wTsh RssS nnse4sts WE
Times-O:57.1. O:57S.
,csseoI. Second ,I'i heat-Won by Robert Jordan
penn A. c.. Times-O:56.7. O:57.
haa by cS5 Ghares ss.S. dxf.
T. N. Il. XD' Times'ossi n,as Gossfi sss o:sss York
,r1,. Fourth heat hsat.won by John Lett sMassa;
Fifth hestEwon ane-o'Jo BY John Mile; Mile;
|sewaTk seOnak,oad, A CO.; second Otto schsnhausei
Rssans ss'h hsawen Y G Ay By saeona aews5d Las
Reazer York, Y. NJ. c. Al. Times
1oo,yard free style twomen,-First
second. Phebe Hershon penn Hall, Pa
Tlme-1 :o5.5.
Second heat--won by Prince Nufer
1Goids6oro 1Sioie Swim Associationj second.
@ Mea S''fhsa Hstze X srSadsood 3 O. Tmt n-d
l:O4.S.
.o 1oo-yard var, b breast stroke ,men>-First
e second ny RSSsft Mse susnssr
more ". Time-1:11.2.
r, Second hest-Won by Charles spanser
" NJ II. A.. Time@l:oss.a.u. sau' Holland
Th5d sssond ssssTSn RenaPs 9s Koch ssss Gsssn
nutten,. Time-l:Os.s. " "'S'
100-yard breast stroke twomen)-First
heat. won by Sue Fleisher (Broadwood5: !:
second; Mary Lou Webb Penn HalD: third,
Helen Flett tShoreham. Time, / l:OS.1
,nsf,ipTsr0 Second heat won BY Margaret Russell
Camp Huntinafield. Md. Time, 1:39.6.
1O0-yard back stroke tmen)-First heat,
won by Ernie Boggs tWashington ": sec
9nd: John stratton tMassanutten). Time.
Second heat. won by Richard Grunert
Hork X: second, Irving Brenner lst
GeS5ee 5.Ss Dragon Club New York;. Time,
Third heat. won by Daniel Hogan penn
Club. Time. 1:05.9
,pEourt Fourth heat, won by Richard .schofeld
sanutten). Time, loss
,sat a9o-yard back stroke .women,--First
ham,. Time i:i4.s. ''''e'N' '''''
sssSnd cas hss s9a bn. 5y Eah s Hssa ens
:, so:yard free style: t,nal tboys,-won BY
caaTIes YoTk Hintle 4m, YORK ~ third Karl Ford
pionshtp semi-nnals-First heat won by
John Miller Newark A. c.; second,
chsrles Ives lBroadwoodl. Time 0:5s.e.
Ys YscsntFf; Flm;.. secGad; gs Junias c0iitri IN T.
Won by Dot Evans .iBroadwood) second,
Prince Nufer .tGoldsboro); third. Doris
meef Is.fher 4.co1s osroadwood. Time 1:o51 (new
wdS 1Soissrq x breast stroke an.l tmsn,a a1s1
Charles spangler tMassanutten): third,
1:07 tnew meet record
l00-yard breast stroke final (women)
BY Betty Lou vvn EySser sDsmep amp
iBsi;I%ars eiSe' e. sSifs Mss..Fes Eas's
-, lO0-yard back stroke. final lmen)-,
Won by Daniel Hogan penn A. G. second.
Richard Grunert. (York ": third. Ernie
Boggs washington ". Time-1:O4.6
New meet record)
Won By Prince Nufer idoidsboro'; SECOND.
Smith tPenn Hail. rime@1:ie.s.
pionship final tmen)-Won by Junius
Z iS;y;rt sS. Tinso!sss g !sfs Tom william. Penn
June Scott IN 9Nation % PARK Seminary:
second. Peppina Rosaire lDrason Club:
third. Margaret Hack (Drason).
Mems high board divins-Won BY Ber-
nsrd s ooIdberG 1s.itimors, ,,,s %Y, second
iS0.yard medley, relay for men-.wen
fh,ia xsrI TINS. ass'aai i:il.s. saa A. ~
Evening star., 1938-01-23
MILE EVENT EASY
FORCUNN|NCHAM
Glenn Romps to Victory in
First Race of Year at
Fav0rite Distance,
81 the Associated Press.

bS tI1e Associated PTeSS.
n YEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Glenn
nj Cunningham. making hts first
" 1-mile start of the season,
breezed in with 20-yard VIC
tory over a small weak field tonight
in the mile invitation handicap of the
Grover Cleveland -Osceola Club track
meet.
Before crowd of 1000 at the 7th
Regiment Armory, the ex-Kansas per-
former, now wearing the colors of the
New York Curb Exchange, rated him.
self off the pace through the first
eight laps, then unwound with fin
ishing kick that carried him to the
tape in the slow time OF 4 minutes
20.1 seconds.
W. Dow Jenkins OF Bound Brook,
N. j.. with handicap of Is yards, and
Joe Fay of Fordham, with a 4O-yard
advantage, set all the early lead, while
Cunningham contented himself with
staying within shooting distance of
the front. When he uncorked his
sprint, however, he went by the other
two as If they were standing still, and
finished going away Jenkins was Sec
ond and Fay third.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Howell Assured
Coaching Berth
~ the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TEMPE. Ariz., Jan. 22-Dixie
Howell, former Alabama foot
ball star, now a member Of the
Washington Redskins professional
team, left tL~ay with the assurance
he holds the inside track" on the
gridiron coaching post at Arizona
State Teachers College here.
Graduate Manager Tom Lillico
said President Grady Gammage
and two members of the college
Board of Trustees had approved
Howell's selection after comforting
with him yesterday. The third
member of the board, DR.. H. E.
Hendrix, State, superintendent OF
public instruction, will return from
a business trip Tuesday
DR.. Gammage reiterated that
nothing definite" had been offered
Howell. but said he was impressed
with the ex-Alabama stars quail
iflcations.
Howell said he expected to re-
join the Redskins In Dallas, Tex,
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
NAVY QUINT CRUSHES
WESTERN maryland
Lynch, Ghesquiere Are Middies'
Stars as Green Terrors Bow
in 50-26 Clash.

By the Associated Press.
A NNAPOL1S, Md, Jan. GA tiRht.
guarding Naval Academy basket
ball team today defeated the Western
Maryland College quint, so to 2s, be-
fore approximately $500 spectators in
the academy armory.
The Western Maryland plays were
broken up by the Navy defense which
only yielded five field goals in the
first period and three in the second.
Other Western Maryland points were
scored on charity tosses.
Frank Lynch, big Navy center, in
tercepted many Western Maryland
passes. George Ghesquiere, who re-
heved him, used his height to ad-
vantage to make 10 points and high
score Of the game.
Iva
Evening star., 1938-01-23
CAVALIER BOXERS
C0NQUERv. v.P.I., 6-2
Capacity Crowd of 1000 Fans
Sees Tech Freshmen Win
by AZ to 3la.

BY the Associated Press.
RLACKSBURG, Va, Jan. 22.-The
University Of Virginia varsity
boxers defeated Virginia Tech here
tonight, SO. before 1000 fans that
packed every nook Of the War Me-
mortal Hall arena. The Tech fresh
men team won. AZ to 31z, In the
opener.
The Cavaliers were impressive de-
spite the presence of several reserves
in their lineup. The Gobblers took
only the featherweight bout decision
and the middleweight match by
knockout.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
PICARD |SLEAD|NG
|NPASADENA0PEN
Sub-par Round of 66 Gives
Him Edge of One Stroke
Over Hines, SeavaIl.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ASADENA, Calf, Jan. a.
u Handsome Henry Picard. Her
shey, Pa. fired the lowest
L round Of the tournament to-
day to grab the lead in the $1,000
Pasadena Open At the halfway point
with q total score of 1856.
Picard, with 10 yesterday,
scrambled for a par SO on the first
nine today, but burned the Brookside
course with 30 on the trip back for
q 66-flve shots under par
One stroke back were Jimmy Hines
or Garden City, N. Y. with $3.50,
and Eric Seavall, Glendale, with
69-68. for totals Of 1877.
Harry Cooper, the old master.
stripped four strokes of par and
added = 81 to his first-round u for
139 to remain in the top flight.
Mackenzie Qualities.
JIMMY THOMSON Of Shawnee on
the Delaware, who had . 50 yes
terday, fell back with . 73 for l42
today. and Paul Runyan, White
Plains. N. Y, whose first-round SO
put him into . three-way tie for frst
place, needed u for 40 to finish this
afternoon.
Late arrivals into the top bracket
were Ben Hogan, Fort Worth. with
sizzling ST for a total score Of 1873,
and Jack Grout, Picard's assistant at
Hershey. with So for l3o. Grout
shot the last nine in 81.
Professionals with 149 or better quail
ified for tomorrow's round and anna
teurs with l57 or under qualified.
Roland Mackenzie, Washington. D.
c., pro-. was among the qualifiers
with l43. He shot 10 today.
Vincent Elder, Pittsburgh. 7s-s3-151.
Abe Espinosa, Shreveport, La 73-s0-
Roy Briggs. Norfolk. Va. 77-7s-15s.
Al Zimmerman. Portland. Ores, 10
roland Mackenzie. w.shinston, D. C..
chandler Harper. Portsmouth. Va. rs
Lloyd Mansrum. Dayton. Ohio. 75-
.Johnny Dawson. chicaso. so-74-
Henry Picard. Hershey. Pa. 7o-ee-
Harry Cooper. chicope.. Mass. ~
Harry Bassler. Long Beach. s-7s-
johnny R.volta. Evanston. NJ. &C.
ss!xe 9'!a eu'so ven IGi Elm. Anf: Eo: in:.;. ~
y Lanoon. chie.so. 7e-7s-14s.
" 1hs.zi; peal n: J.. 7s17s.:i4s.
Eric seavall. Glendale. ea-ss-187.
Emery zimmerman, Portland. Ores. 73
Fred Morrison. Pasadena, 71-7e-14s.
Byron Nelson, Readins, Pa. 73-71-
"a ErTi. Ball. charlottesvill.. Va. 70
Leo Mallory. Noroton. Conn. 7s-71-
Emile Mashie, ritchburs, Mass. "a
90 Jimmy Hines Garden City N. z. ss-
Horton Smith; Chicago: sa-!1-14o.
>, PAU Runyan' White Plains. N. T.. IS
Jimmy Thomson. shavn.e-on-Dela-
Rod Munday. White Plains. N. r. 10
CRAIG Wood. Rumson. n j.. 7o-72-
Dick Metz Lake Forest. nl.. 71-72-
Art Bell; Pasadena. .7l--72-l43.
146.
Harold Mcspaden. winchester. Mass,
71-15-146.
Leo Diegel. Philadelphia, 7a-74-l53,
Tony Pena. Dayton. Ohio 6a-12-14I
E. J. Harrison, Little Rock, 15-1e-
1854.
Had;. yssk oIout: out: Hershey; Pa ,71maoes1Iss.
Lauri. Purola. Wickliffe. Ohio. 1+71-
Ben Hogan. Fort Worth. 71-s7-1as.
Bud Williamson. Fort Wayne. Ind. 72-
75-14..
e. e f1ssi.F sroeE Bsfaos sfIo1s M'' Sl. 911ssss 7911sss
Carl Bindbeutel, Cleveland, Ohio, IL
15-l52
Mat Kowal. Philadelphia. 16-71-153.
Joe Lally. Louisville. 77-s3-l6O.
Art Clark. Gary. w. Va. TQ-75-1S4.
Fred Gronaver. Indianapolis, Ts-T1-
1855
Henry Pezulla Barrinston. R. l.. With
drew.
Denotes amateur.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
6-UNDER-PAR GOLF
WINS FOR OHIOAN
Servis to Meet Mayo in Final Of
Miami -Biltmore Amateur
Tourney.


BY the Associated Press.
CORAL GABLES. Fla, Jan. a.
Bob Servis of Dayton, Ohio shot
a six-below-par IS today to reach the
Miami Biltmore amateur golf final
with Charles Mayo. jr.. Of New York.
Servis stopped the rush Of the med
alist. H. j. Hank" Kowal Of Utica,
N. Y. 4 and 3, while Mayo eliminated
Earl christensen, Miami policeman.
l up. The winners meet over the So
hole route tomorrow.
Kowal carded 4 one under 10, his
fourth consecutive score Of par or
better, but it wasn't good enough TO-.
day. The Ohioan bagged seven brides
and had the same number Of one-putt
greens.
Mayo equaled par II in disposina
OF Christiansen in nip-and- tuck bat
tie. They rounded the turn all square,
but Mayo went ahead with . par !
On the twelfth, where Christiansen
drove into canal and took . big 6.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
CHESS MASTER IN FORM
Ponce Only D. G. Player to Beat
Lasker in 26 Matches.

DR.. Emanuel Lasker, former world
chess champion, opposing % strong
Washington players at rs boards, in
. simultaneous exhibition last night
ct the Jewish Community Center,
won 20 games, lost / and drew 5.
L. N. Ponce, member of the Capital
City Chess Club, alone was able to
take . game from Dr.. Lasker, who
conceded him a win after five hours
Of play.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
GRID COACH APPOINTED.

STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Jan. %
R.-Emerson (Spike) Nelson, line
coach at Louisiana State University
for six years. today was named head
football coach at Mississippi State
College. g. r. (Dudy) Noble. veteran
member Of the coaching star here,
wss appafntsd aEhlsae dirsctoe.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Bitsy Grant Bows
InDixie Net Event
By the Associatso press

~ the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 22.-wayns
Sabin, sixth in the national
ranking last year, blasted Bryan
M. (Bitsy) Grant OF Atlanta,
fourth-ranking player and q menu
Der Of the Davis Cup team, from
the Dixie tennis championship to-
day.
Grant, the defending titleholder,
was eliminated +6, e4, l-6,
|3, IS.
The victory put Sabin, Los An
geles ace, in the final tomorrow
with Bobby Riggs, Americas Sec
ond-ranking player from Chicago,
who gained semi-fnal victory
earlier over Charles Harris Of West
Palm Beach, e4, "a, Ga.
A victory for the tiny Albanian
would have given him permanent
possession Of the trophy.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
MYER POLOISTS LOSE

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. % (Spe-
ciaD The polo team Of the 10th
Field Artillery defeated q hard-rid-
ing 18th Field Artillery trio from
Fort Myer, Va, 13 to Q, In the Dikes-
vills ArmoEy tou1ght.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
1NlIC.U~
.eSt Nfd
Navy (50).

Total! 8 1925 Totals -21 so
"! Hs1lf-tdimsse !ls1fId score-Nsvy' "a; Western
r. ronassP as%spd'x xoss: 81
l2l: McFarland Royalty, 0eiss IS, Kinds
kon, Lynch (3). Wolfe, .LAney
ehek. Rhineheimsr, Kossla deiss,, Lynch
Evening star., 1938-01-23
HANDLEY HIGH LOSER,

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Jan. a. (spe-
caal) ).-Handley High School Of Win
chester lost to Randolph-Macon Acad.
emy today In . fast and hotly con-
tested basket ball game, az to II.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Need New Ball Club.

mo ONE is going to get Van Lingle
Mungo brooklyn right-handed
pitcher) by merely slapping down q
check" he declared. What we need
Evening star., 1938-01-23
BOggs, Jordan Shine.

THE District of Columbia came in
for some attention in two OF the
early evening heats. Ernie Boggs of
the Y. NJ c. A. won the first heat
OF the l00-yard backstroke for men
with time of 1:07.4. while Robert
Jordan Of Central High School Won
in the second heat of the 100-yard
national junior A. A. U. free-style
championships and the second heat of
the semi finals of the same event. His
swimming in both instances was
smooth and his victories convincing.
His times were 0:56.7 and 0:56.1.
Evening star., 1938-01-23

Totals 8 u % Totals 1902
r., Reieree-F. P. Duffy. Umpire-Mr.
Sherman. Fouls missed Georectown. !3
HMurphy Gn; Frank CO. Schmidt 90.
3: Miehoff, Prosser, Chalmers.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
H0yAFWEBEATEN
BYPENN SKATERS
Georgetown Drops From Tie
for League Lead in
1928 Contest.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
= TATE COLLEGE, Pa, Jan. o.
- Georgetown, early season SEN
sation of the Eastern Intercol-
- legiate Basket Ball Conference,
was knocked out Of its share of the
loops lead here tonight by crushing
Penn State offensive, AZ to %.
The Nittany Lions, who were CO.
leaders with the Hoyas before to-
nights game. thus moved into un-
disputed possession Of first place.
Margin Is Surprise.
A THOUGH neither team was
looked upon as favorite, the
margin Of States superiority over the
team which had beaten both Temple
and Pitt, two of the conferences fore
most contenders, was q decided sur
prise.
A capacity crowd of $500 fans saw
Co-Capt. Sol Miehoff, the confer
ence's current scoring leader, reel of
II points to dominate the offensive
play, while the Lions tight zone de-
fense effectively bottled up the vis-
itors' attack.
Georgetown was held scoreless for
the first IL minutes and Penn State
forged to "a to lead before the
half-time intermission.
Officials called 80 personal fouls,
~ Of them against the Lions.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOClAleo PreSS.
- ARASOTA, Fla, Jan. 22.-Paul
Waner, the left-handed Pitts
- burgh outfielder, and Jack Rus.
sell, former American League
pitcher, will fight it out tomorrow fol-
the baseball players golf champion
ship. Both survived two 1s-hole
rounds today.
Waner, set up as favorite in the
tournament auction pool, eliminated
Lloyd Brown, Cleveland pitcher and
co-medalist, in the semi-fnab this
afternoon. 4 and 3, after walloping
Watson Clark, former Brooklyn pitch
er, 3 and 2, in the first round.
Russell nosed out Johnny Moore,
the tournaments surprise package, 2
and !, after disposing of Gerald
Walker, Chicago White sox outnelder,
4 and 8.
Yves Ferrell BURNS Up"
MOORE, sent to Los Angeles by
A the Philadelphia Phillies this
winter after a long career in the
majors, contributed the biggest upset
when he ousted temperamental Yves
Ferrell, winner in 1886 and co-medal-
ist, and 2.
The hot-tempered Ferell, who
pitches for Washington. stormed all
over the course and broke three clubs
befose Moore finished out the match
on the sixteenth green. Then Yves
refused to take part In the consola-
ton rounds.
TaTen qualidad With ~ wh,1s
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Record Made In Heat.

BECAUSE Of the overloads of entries
the heats kept the meet at a slow
pace during the early part of the
evening. However, there was action
to satisfy the crowd, particularly in
the national Junior free style A. A. U.
championships for men ana the
1OO-yard free style for women.
There were six heats to the former.
with John Miller of the Newark A. c..
Howard Lutz of Reading. Pa; Charles
Ives Of the Broadwood Club, Thomas
Williams of the Penn A. c., Otto
Schaffhauser, Broadwood, Junius
Colitri, New York "Y," John Lett,
Massanutten and Robert Jordon of
Central High of this city qualifying.
Dot Evans and Prince Nufer
monopolized the spotlight in the
women's l00-yard free style. Miss
Evans, representing Broadwood, swan
the t1rst heat in 1:05.5, while Miss
Nufer, swimming for the Goldsboro
IN. c. Swimming Association, broke
a record for this event by negotiating
the distance in 1:048. She finished
second in the final
Evening star., 1938-01-23

is deal that will strengthen the
whole club"
"The set-up at Brooklyn is fine and
so are the prospects for the future, 4"
he said, but what we need is a new
ball club and we've got to go out and
get one.
'It's too early to predict where we
will finish in the coming season. II
we win a half dozen of the games
We lost last year, we may be right
up there knocking at the front
door. If we lose . half dozen more
games. we may finish in the cellar"
Grimes and MacPhail plan to go
over the Dodger lineup this week
end, paying considerable attention
to promising youngsters who have
been summoned to the spring training
camp.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Cash Can't Get Key Men.

ITS too near the start Of spring
training to do much trading"
MacPhail said. I'VE probably will
push the youngsters along faster than
some other clubs would. If I had
been in this spot last November,
could have done q lot more"
Evening star., 1938-01-23

Il =. 1HEEN OF navy nauleQ down
the 100-yard breast stroke record
for men. His time was lot and it
bested the mark formerly held by Tom
Williams Of Penn A. c., made In :l0.4
last year.
A Penn A. c. lad. Daniel Hogan,
carried off record honors in the 100
yard back stroke for men. His effort
was l:04.6 and 1t beat the former
mark made by Ernie Boggs Of the
Washington T. M. c. A. in 1888 of :07.
There was some controversy on the
final team point scoring when the
totals found Massanutten Military
Academy and the Penn A. c. finish
ing in a tie for first place. Each
had 10 points.
After much discussion, officials de-
cided to award both teams trophies.
A toss-up, however, was made for
the cup for this particular meet, and
Massanutten won. A cup will be
presented to the Penn A. c. later.
The York Y. M. c. A. finished third
with 7 points. In order came Y. NJ.
H. A. of New York City, 5 points;
Baltimore Y. M. H. A., 5 points; st.
George Dragon Club of New York, 4
points; Newark Athletic Club, 3 points:
Washington Y. NJ c. A., 2 points;
Central High School of Washington.
D. c., l point; Junior Y. M. c. A.
OF Washington. d. c., y point, and
Broadwood Swimming Club of Phila-
delphia, "a point.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
C. T. Boxers Triumph With Three Knockos in Last -Four Bout
THREE RECORDSGO
|NSHOREHAMP0OL
Dot Evans, Green, Hogan
Set New Times in Big
A. A. U. Splash.

THREE new meet records were
established last night at the
Shoreham pool to help make
the annual midwinter District
A. A. U. indoor swimming party q
huge success.
They came in the 1OO-yard free style
final for women, the 1O0-yard breast
stroke for men and the 100-yard back
stroke for men.
The feature event of the program
the l00-yard junior National A. A. U.
championship for men-was out
shadowed by these events, although
the packed pool enjoyed its thrills
with action in this race.
Dot Evans of the Broadwood SWIM
ming Association of Philadelphia
chalked up the new mark in the 100
yard free style for women. She swan
the distance in 1851, lettering the
former record. established last year by
teammate, Dot Forbes, whose mark
was 1:06. Miss Forbes did not COM
pete last night.
Evening star., 1938-01-23

Akron Goodyears, 49, Fort Wayne, %.
Evening star., 1938-01-23

(see REDSKINS, Page B-5.)