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Evening star., 1938-01-30
Golfers Honor MZe0d 3Oh Anniversary of Title Trnh
STAR RIDERS FILL
FORT MYER SHOW
Co|ortu| Program Arranged
tor Benefit to Be Held
Tuesday, Wednesday.

r. 1oHT regular horse show classes
~ and six exhibition events are
listed for the two nights Of the
President's birthday horse
show to bs given ut Fort Myer Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
In the equestrian events. which In
cluds hunter and jumper classes, the
most prominent exhibitor Will be Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, while In the
exhibitions the crack artillery and
cavalry troops stationed at Fort Myer
VIII 90 through some Of their most
intricate maneuvers.
frosram to Re Colorful.
PLANNED - climax to the round
Of celebrations given over the
week end for the benefit Of the new
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, the two-night show will be
attended BY prominent Government
and military omcials, as we'll as the
socialites who have participated in
making the birthday balls . success,
The opening ceremony Tuesday
night Will be followed by student team
jumping. park or road hacks, q bridle-
less ride BY Headquarters Troop of
the ID Cavalry, = dressage exhibi-
ton BY Capt. Isaac L. Kits and the
ladies' hunter and handy jumper
classes.
Army Riders In Show.
oLLoW1NG the impressive open
Ing ceremony on Wednesday will
be the second phase Of student team
jumping. hunter hacks, open hunters.
handicap jumping and exhibitions by
Troop Z Of the Sd Cavalry and Bat
tery B OF the 18th Field Artillery.
The latter unit was sent to Madi.
son Square Garden for the National
Horse Show last fall.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
TEST FOR RIFLE TEAMS

All rifle clubs in WASHINGTON and
vicinity may compete in the Districts
first indoor five-man team champion
ship matches. to be staged in the Ma
tional Guard Arlnory at Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV. on
Tuesday, February %.
The National Rifle Association Of
America will present a trophy to the
winning team and individual medals
to its members. Awards also will 70 to
the members of the second and third
teams, to the winner Of the junior d.
vision and to the high individual
scorer.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

Pitt Five Beats
West Va, 1910

pTTTSBURGH, Jan. 20 F.-
Pitts potent offensive was kept
in a forward gear tonight to nose
out West Virginia, - to 40. and
move the Panthers into . three-way
tie with Georgetown and Temple
fo- second place in the Eastern In
tercollegiate Basket Ball Confer
ence.
With the count knotted ut 20
points and less than 2 minutes
to play. Rags" Radvansky, chunky
Pitt guard, sank q set shot from .
corner. and 5 seconds before the
final gun. sounded Ed epotovich
clinched the outcome with q foul
toss.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
COLUMBUS BOXERS
LOSE ANOTHER VET
Shoulder Injury May Keer
Grimm, Light-Heavyweight,
on Shelf for Whole Season.

WHILE looking ahead to its fifth
undefeated season and driving
hard for its 1898 debut against De
Sales College Of Toledo in Turner'S
Arena on February II, Columbus Uni
versity's boxing team has suffered q
major loss.
Due to a recent shoulder injury,
Bob Grimm, colorful 175-pound rep
resentative. probably is lost for the
season and is being replaced by Jim
Brown. Brown has . terrific punch,
but Is short on experience.
The loss of Grimm at this time is
doubly distressing, inasmuch as the
Explorers already had lost the services
of three 1897 aces In Bob Rawson, 155-
FOUNDER who IS no longer eligible after
three years of competition; Bud Lazier,
inactive following an operation for ap-
pendicitis, and Mike Morton, now
turned professional.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
BROTHERS PLANNING
GOLF BY TELEGRAPH
Five California Frys, Quintet ot
New York Turnesas Look to
Odd Links Match.

By the Associated Press.
OAKLAND. Jan. 2s.-Two noted
teams Of golfing brothers, Tur-
mesa boys Of New York and the Frys Of
California. may hook up in . trans
continental telegraphic battle.
Fred Corcoran, tournament bureau
manager Of the Professional Golfers
Association. said today he hoped to
schedule the odd match.
Plans call for 80 holes medal play.
The hve Fry boys, Mark and Dick of
Oakland, Earl Of Alameda, Tom Of
Healdsburg and Fred Of Pacific Grove,
will be asked to play their rounds on
the par 10 Sequoyah course, site Of
the present $1,000 Oakland open.
A Miami, Fla, course of comparable
par will be selected for fve Of the
seven Turnesas. Joe. Mike. Frank,
Jim and Phil.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
AMBITIOUS BIS0NS
PROVE MERCILESS
Eyes on Colored College Crown,
Roll Up 1881 Score on Fay
etteville Five,

ST1LL pointing for the basket ball
championship of the Colored In
tercollegiate Athletic Association, How
ard University's Bisons sharpened their
eyes at the expense Of the Fayette-
vile Teachers of Fayetteville, N. c.,
last night, smothering their guests, So
to 81.
Wynne and H. Jones did most Of
the Bison scoring. The count at half
time was 81 to Is.
It was the Bisons' last game before
they meet their most feared confer
ence rival, Virginia State, on February
4. Howard took drubbing from the
Virginians early in the season, but
now shows a record of 10 wins in IL
Evening star., 1938-01-30
TABLE NETMEN IN TILT
Baltimore, Washington Teams to
Clash Here Tonight.

Another table tennis exhibition, fea-
turing the best players Of Washington
and Baltimore, will be presented by
the District Of Columbia Table Tennis
Association on its own courts at 1905
+ street NV. tonight at 7 o'clock.
Elias Schuman, local mems champ,
will clash with Nanny Moskowitz, New
Jersey State champion, in the main
attraction. Other local stars who will
see action are Edwin Gee, Eddie Yap,
Hal Crowell, Pete De Vries. Jerry Leh-
man, George Sempeles, Payne, Ach-
leunes, Euker and Kahl
Baltimore and Washington have
split even in previous er-city
matches. Admission will be rs cents.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
'3S Grid Captain
OF Irish" Quits

SoUTH BEND. Ind, IAN. 20
- (P.-Alec Shellogg, captain-
elect Of the 1898 Notre Dame foot
ball team, has withdrawn from the
university and resigned the cap
taincy, it was learned today.
Shellogg gave no reason for
Withdrawing from school and uni
versity ofdciak pointed out that
the tradition Of the university in
such cases is to withhold COM
ment. Shellogg was q junior in
the College Of Arts and came here
from Newcastle, Pa, winning mis-
letter as a sophomore as . reserve
tackle. He was first-string right
tackle during the 1887 season.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
BATTLE AT VOLLEY BALL
Twelfth Street ~" Meets Old
Philly Rival Thursday.

The Christian Street Y. M. c. "A.
OF Philadelphia will be guest of the
Twelfth Street "Y" Thursday In the
local gymnasium in a dual volley ball
match. that should be q highlight of
the indoor season.
The local spikers have ruled this
section in colored volley ball for some
time and in the last eight years have
been stanch rivals Of the Philadel-
phia aggregation.
The Twelfth streeters' lineup in
cludes business men who formerly
starred In other sports. The group,
headed by DR.. William H. "stud"
Greene, includes Attorneys James
Tyson and L. Ming; Drs. T. Ferebee,
William Taylor, H. A. Fisher; Win
field Thomas, Everett Jeffries, Joseph
Hall, Oswald olymph, James Brown,
Dennis Nelson, Charles Tibbs and
Arthur A. Greene.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
Sultan Heads Receiving Line.

A RECEIVING line, headed by
Commissioner Daniel I. Sultan,
will greet distinguished guests as they
step of the elevator on the banquet
floor and the celebrities will enter the
banquet hall at 7:45 o'clock.
Dinner will be served at 8 o'clock
with General Chairman George K.
Brobeck starting the introduction of
guests at 9. After several musical
selections by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Quartet, Senator Robert r. Rey-
nolds Of North Carolina. one of the
principal speakers, will be introduced
by President Charles r. Fenwick.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
KN0CK0UTS MARK
VIRGINIA RING WIN
North Carolina Beaten, 6 to 2,
Five Bouts Ending in
Kayoes.
0y the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
| CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. 2s.-
Three technical knockouts by Viz
ginia boxers marked the Cavaliers 60
ring victory over North Carolina here
tonight. One Of the winners points
resulted from . forfeit in the light.
heavyweight division, while Harlow
and Weeks won by decisions.
Both Of Carolina's victories, however.
also came by the k o. route.
The teams split the first four bouts.
but from then on 1t was all Vireinta.
The quickest knockout of the evening
came In the opening bout when simp-
son OF Virginia put Winstead away in
the frst round Of the bantamweight
scrap.
Summaries:
,,,! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tva) defeated
Win.tead BY technical Knockout. First
126-Joe hurn,ck IN. c. defeated Ben
.isSs sSt.h.f" " N g. 1on ,ra d.ci.,on eGSns o,.r
i45~H.rlov va, defeated Dicker,on
BY t k. q: 0:32. Second round.
l55-Southall (va) defeated Little BY
,el;s|t 5iss easas iss''' v.,.
Hesvyveisht-w tva0 defeated
Hubbard; decision.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
Writers Name Gridder,

FOLLOWING will come the award
of trophies, including the most
valuable member Of the Washington
baseball team and the most valuable
District college player.
Sometime around 10 o'clock, Fritz
Crisler, Princeton coach, will deliver
the second main speech of the
evening, after which will be shown
. 1,500-foot reel of movies Of OUT
standing football games last fall. Sew
eral acts by theatrical talent will con-
clude the program.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
BANK COURT TITLE
NEAR FOR NATSIS
Riggs, Facing Last Opportunity
Thursday, Dealt Blow by
American Security.

ONE Of the biggest upsets that has
" occurred in two years Of play in
the Bankers Basket Ball League hap
pened last week when American Sc
surity defeated last years champion
Riggs National Bank five, "a to 25.
Riggs, however. had to play the game
without the services of its star, Billy"
Mitchell. National Savings e. Trust
won their seventh straight game when
they defeated Lincoln National
National Savings will have to travel
at fast clip to win from Riggs next
Thursday night. Whether or not Riggs
wins it looks as though the "Natsis"
have the title sewed up for this season,
unless Riggs and one of the other
teams should knock them off.
Liberty meets Lincoln and Union
Trust plays American Security Thurs
day night in other games of the triple
header. Chick" Hollidge, former
Eastern High star, still is leading the
league with rs points. Fry Is second
with II and Scott third with 68.
st.adint Of Teams. W :.
snS Risss National ions 3 nnion nmea 9sSua', Trast )
Evening star., 1938-01-30
Yale's First Win
First Army Loss
ny the Associated Press .

6y Inc ASSOCIATED HTeSS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 49,
Yale's basket ball forces,
smarting under the sting of six
straight defeats, scored their first
win of the season tonight when
they conquered the hitherto un-
beaten Army quintet, 81 to Is,
before $500 fans. The cadets had
previously won seven straight.
Army piled up q 12-to-2 lead on
the Yale second-stringers, who
started the game, but were re-
moved i've minutes laNsr. The Blue
changed its defense from man to
man to the zone style Of play, and
trailed only 10 to Is at tho inter.
misstou.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
TOUCHDOWN FETE
PLANS EFFECTED
CrisIer, Reynolds Are Main
Speakers-Grid Movie
Will Be Shown,

A FOUR-HOUR program. start
n ing at tbs o'clock, has been
~ announced for the Touchdown
4 a Clubs second annual all
sports banquet which will be held at
the Willard Hotel on Wednesday
night.
That the affair, to be attended by
distinguished statesmen and famous
athletes in every walk in life, will be
q sell-out was indicated when the last
Of the 500 tickets were sold Friday.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
RACQUET CLUB BLANKED
o'Dunne and Gerard Make Show.
Ing Against Baltimore A. C.

specia! Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 2s.-Mem.
ners OF the squash racquets team OF
the University Club of Washington en-.
gagged In 10 individual matches here
Today against representatives of the
Baltimore Athletic Club and not a
single one Of the invaders won.
In the most interesting encounters
John Bibby defeated Eugene O'Dunne.
Jr., and Barney Gerard scored a tri-
umph over John Pratt.
The summary:
Hibby defeated ODunne. 3.2: oerard
oeieated Pratt, 81: Sullivan defeated Par.
f1s; 30; Scott defeated Baker, 81: Dreisch
defeated MacComber. 80; Lawson de-
nfsated nnsttS ,Cooney. 81; Bradley defeated
shamberker defeated weymouth, al: Bup.
ton defeated Hooper. 3-2.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
VIRGINIAC0URTMEN
BEAT v. N. l., 31.20
First.Half Onslaught Clinches
Game, Cavaliers Leading
21.9 At Interval.

LEXINGTON. Va, Jan. 20 R.-
The University Of Virginia captured a
rough and erratic basket ball game
here tonight from v. NJ l. by q score
Of 81 to 20.
The Cavaliers took an early lead and
never were headed, although the Key
diets pushed them bit in the second
half, scoring II points to Virginia's 10.
At the half time Virginia led, 21 to 8.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
Mountaineers Are "Cousinss y

@AV0SAAneerS AF0 C0uSn&"
THIS game will be made up next
year when Butler will play George
Washington two games, one here and
one IN Indianapolis, instead of the
single game agreed on for each season,
The game with West Virginia to-
morrow night is to be played in the
new high school gym at Cumberland,
not in Morgantown as originally
carded. The Cumberland gym seats
about $500 and has . spacious playing
floor.
The Coloniak have beaten the
Mountaineers in Morgantown the past
two seasons, but dropped the first
game in the renewal OF the series
during l934-35 season.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
G. v. FIVE FACING
TOUGH ROAD TRIP
Plays West Virginia, Wayne
and LoyoIa on FOREIGN.
Floors This Week.
. 3ORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERS1TY'S basket ball team
resumes activity this week

6Ot0G WASHINGTON UNI.
I VERSlTY'S basket ball team
resumes activity this week
- with four games on eoreisn
doors, including . thres-gams stand
in the Midwest. Before moving far
aheld. however, the Colonials engage
An old rival. University Of West VIZ
ginia. In Cumberland, Nd, tomorrow
night.
On Wednesday evening the Bun
squad entrains from Washington for
Detroit to meet the strong Wayne
University i've on Thursday. Friday
the Colonials jump to Chicago to play
Loyola, and Z week from tomorrow
they conclude the trip against the
University Of Toledo at Toledo. Bill
Reinhart's crew then return to play
Westminster here February 9.
Butler University, one of the trsdi.
tionally powerful Indiana quints, origi-
nally was scheduled as the first game
on the trip. The game was Cancelled
ut the request Of the Butler authorities
to allow the Bulldogs to meet q
traditional State opponent ON We'd
nesday night.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
TREASURY GETS EVEN
Beats Victory in Second Game Of
Indoor Baseball Series.

Treasury slammed is safeties of the
slants Of Bill Steffes, Victory Posts
ace twirler, last night to nose out their
rivals, s-S, and tie up their play
OF series for the city indoor baseball
championship at one each.
King and Hill were the big guns of
the Treasury attack, the former get
ting four for four and the latter three
hits in four tries. Tots Long got
three bingles in five trips for the losers.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
VIKENS ARE TROUNCED
Simpson Pharmacy Courtmen Add
Victory to Long String.

The Simpson Pharmacy five Of the
Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. added .
victory to its long string last night on
the "Y" court, defeating the George
town Vikens, 40 to 23.
The winners, paced by Goldie Shaw,
gained q 28-6 lead at the half. George
Larry of the Vikens WAS high scorer
with is points.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
CARNERA IN HOSPITAL.

PADUA, Italy. Jan. 20 R.-Primo
Camera, former world heavyweight
boxing champion, entered Padua Clinic
today for observation. He Is suffer-
ing from . kidney disorder and may
have to undergo an operation.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
GUIDE FIVE BOOKING.

Strong unlimited basket ball op-
position Is sought by Federal Guides
With teams having gyms. Call Nam
aeef Bussurn ct Potomac 367l after
o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
RETAINS CLEAN SeATE
Anacostia Cards Beat All-Stars in
Community Center.

Paced by G. Scheel, who Tailed 10
points, the Anacostia Cardinals re-
mained undefeated In the Anacostia
Community Center Basket Ball League
last night by whipping the Com
munity All-stars, 1929, in the Ana
costa gym. Horton scored II points
for the losers.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
EASY FOR DUNBAR
Howard High Five Of Whining
ton Is Smothered. 65-25.

Leading from the first quarter, and
gaining 34-to-11 advantage at the
half, the Dunbar High School five
routed the Howard High tossers of
Wilmington yesterday on the Dunbar
court, IS to IS.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
Varied Sports

Wrestling.
Navy. 81; North Carolina, II.
v. M. I. Frosh, s; Virginia Tech, 2.
Fencing.
Navy, IT; st. Johns (Brooklyn), 10.
Yale, SO; Pennsylvania, %.
Gymnasium.
Navy, 45l2; Penn State, ~.
Boxing.
Catholic University. ~: Mary
land. az.
Navy Plebes, 7; Western Maryland
Frosh, /.
Virginia, S; North Carolina, ;.
Navy, IN; Western Maryland, u.
Pittsburgh. 51z: West Virginia, AZ.
Georgia. AZ; Citadel, 31a.
Pro Hockey.
National League.
Boston Bruins, 2; Montreal Ma
rooms, 2.
Toronto Maple Leafs, 4: Detroit
Red Wings. !.
1nternational-Am American League.
Cleveland Barons, 2; Syracuse
All-Stars, 0.
American Association.
Wichita, 2; st. Louis, !.
Polo.
Culver Military Academy, IS; Gin.
cinnati Cavalry, IL.
College Hockey.
Pittsburgh, 8; Baldwin Wallace, !.
John Carroll, l.; Duquesne, o.
College Swimming.
Pittsburgh. 81; Slippery Rock
Teachers, IL.
Wrestling.
Ohio State, 26; Michigan State, 6.
Pro Basket Ball.
Oshkosh All-Stars, ~; Cincinnati,
26.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
SCOUTS GET EVEN SPLIT.

Boy Scout basketers split even yes
terday, with Troop Sc walloping St.
Johns five, 32-12, and Troop 3 tax
ing a 1923 licking from the George
tam, I alfhasaxa oalfAf
Evening star., 1938-01-30
WESTERN JAYVEES WIN.

Western High Schools jayvee bas-
ket ballers defeated the Roosevelt Jay
wees, 1915, in chalking up their
third straight victory.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

Fet:lsM2 Fet:ls T. 7al al.n 9s,n T9tsls u;n, .
Mr.. Thomas (Hampden-Sydney).
Evening star., 1938-01-30
All Events Listed.

| kOE from the LIST Of entrants an
nounced last night by Tourna-
ment Chairman Bill shreve, the Cant.
tai VIII be lucky to get q man to the
quarter-fnals Of the prospective az,
player field.
Aiming to give local badminton en-
thusiasts an eyeful Of the best the
committee in charge Of the first an.
nual championships have prevailed
upon five State and sectional cham
plons to come here from as far west
as Detroit and as far north as New
York.
And they will include Gerald Burns
OF Detroit, recond in rank in his home
city only to Walter Kramer, the ma
tlonal champion. Also coming Is Rees
Cramer OF Detroit, the TX" Kramers
doubles partner who holds several team
tltles With the singles champ.
Such names indicate that there will
be plenty of high-grade action next
friday Saturday and Sunday at the
kensington Armory, where the COM
petitions for mems singles and doubles.
Women's singles and doubles and
mixed doubles titles will be played.
Game Popular Here,
THE Maryland Armory was chosen
as the site Of the tournament be.
cause that is where most Of Washing
IONS oadmntoners are playing these
Gays and nights, but that is not to
lmply-as might have been suggested
oy the writer in an earlier story-that
all OF the city's badminton Is p!ayed
out there.
Community Center gymnasilms tn.
Z. M. c. A. and all sorts Of clubs now
are filled with devotees of the racket
and shuttle. Indeed. so populous is
Washlngton's badminton following
tnat the Tournament Committee NAV
md its hands full If it attempts to
limit the number Of contestants to 81
men and is women, as now planned,
Max harrington, George Washing
ton University's acting director of
athletics and the mems champion of
Washington, and John Conroy are
recognized as the best male badmin-
toners, but they will be strictly up
against it this week end.
Entries Close Wednesday.
FOR In addition to the aforemen.
toned out-of-town threats. Frank
Roberts OF Baltimore Is coming over.
and he beat some Of washington's best
last week In capturing the Maryland
State championship.
Other invading threats are Ken
Quigley OF Cleveland. the Ohio State
champion; Carpenter, the Metropol-
itan New York champion; Gustavson,
from the famed Badminton Club of
Westport, Conn; Bill Markham of
New York. who recently beat Car.
penter; Irving Goodman Of Pitts.
burgh, as good as any one here.
Local entries will be accepted uo
until Wednesday night by Shreve at
the Tennis Shop, 1919 Fifteenth
street NV. Fees are so cents per per.
son for each event entered. Cost OF
shuttles will be divided between con.
testants in each match,
Evening star., 1938-01-30

Two-base hit-Bealle. Three-base hit
Porter to Bealle Struck out-By
Stef1es 3; BY Shanks, I. Winning pitcher
|-Shanks. Umpires-Messrs. Clarke and
Evening star., 1938-01-30
bADM|NTON STARS
| TO COMPETE HERE
Out-of.Town Champs Seek
D. c. Titles In Tourney
at Kensington.
By BILL DYsSHR, Jr.

w Z: =: = :: :. &: :: $:::'s:;:: e: e;
there Is such . sport a
badminton?" writes Mrs. n. CLAW
thompson. ono Of tho cdty's leading
female exponents Of any game ia
which q racket is used.
An, Mrs. Thompson. II you'd but
waited another "a hours.
For today. We were going to tell the
world, anyway, that next week end
some OF the best badminton piayers in
tne country are coming here to par.
ticipate in the first annual District of
Columbia open badminton CHAMPION
ships-and that's something to con-
template.
But right you are, Mrs. Thomson.
that we've shamefully overlooked the
popular Kay Baker, who not only won
the women's singles championship of
baltimore last week, but bids fair tn
be the only Washingtonian with A
ghost of q chance in the coming tour
ney here.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

Team Standines.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
The Weeks Features
Notes on the Programs
OF Next Six Days.

Editors Noe-These ing compiled from adpanc ntormd
n urnshed BY the three major netoks Some mentioned
Cancelled subjected time
through conflicting teatres
Evening star., 1938-07-10

series Of dramatic offerings under
the general title, "First Person Singu-
lar" CWJSv. 81; bridge experts and
women authors are pitted against
each other in the True or False quiz
(WMAL. o.; Cal T1nney interviews
Newscaster Lowell Thomas. Publicist
Howard Dietz. Renee Carroll, hat
check girl tWMAL. y; a stream
lined version OF Leoncavallo's "Paeli-
acci' is presented (WOL. 800: one
OF Mr.. Mergenthwirker's Lobblies per-
suades Mr.. M. to let him drive the
automobile tWOL. ~: Comedian Eddie
Green Is the guest OF the Monday
Night Show (WJSV, y.
TUESDAY - Clem Mccarthy de-
scribes the Dude Trot at Goshen.
N. Y. (WMAL. 81: Baritone Fritz
Lechner begins = two-part presenta-
ton Of the Franz Schubert song cycle,
Die Winterreise" (WJSV, 2:30):
Playwright George s. Kaufman and
Author Quincy Howe Join the panel
Of Information. Please (WdAI, 7:30D;
Edward g. Robinson and Claire
Trevor offer their final Big Town
dramatizAtion Of the season tWJSV,
y; man who learned to speak after
having his vocal chords removed Is
introduced (WRC. -: Ted Husing
begins coverage Of the p. @. A. tourna-
ment (WJSV. 5:l5); the Rowing Prof
speaks on THE Heart Of Asia" (WRC,
6:45; Terry Regan saves the life
Of . young doctor charged with mur-
der during an operation tWRC, 500.
"WEDNESDAY - Col. Lemuel Q:
Stoopnagle is guest wizard" of
Of the Town Hall Big Game Hunt
tWRC. 81: Living History dramatizes
the stories Of Shay's Rebellion in 1856
and the passing Of the Ordinance Of
1857 tWJSV, 6:30): Marshall Field.
Sd. discusses the benefits of the Boy
Scout organization (WMAL. l:l5);
. blow-by-blow description of the box
ing bouts between members Of the
Catholic Youth Organization team OF
Chicago and q group of Irish chal-
lengers is offered (WMAL. 10:l5);
Cliff Soubier. Little Cliffy," returns