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Evening star., 1939-04-09
b. Staff Correspondent of The Star.
nDT Nnn LH1o Anvil

By STAN Correspondent OF The Star.
ORLANDO. Fla. April 8.-On
the eve of their departure from
Orlando, the Nationals made a
trade today. They obtained First
Baseman-O -Outfelder Buddy Has
sett from the Boston Bees-but
only to sing.
While Miss Lille Stoate. st.
year-old rainmaker from Oxford,
Miss, sat beside Sand Lake and
conjured another hard rain for
the fruit growers, the Mats
gathered in the hotel mezzanine
and staged a Jam" session that
probably was unparalleled in the
history of baseball, and their
new" pal, Hassett, was the star.
1t all happened when Sports
Commentator Bill Coyle of The
Star decided to make a recording
of what happens In a baseball
training camp when a rainmaker
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Mucks Defeat Atlanta
With 4-Run RuIIy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga. April ga 4-run
rally in the eighth gave the Phila-
delphia Athletics a 5-to-4 victory
over Atlanta Of the Southern Asso-
citation today.
A two-base muff by Emil Mailho of
Bill Nagel's long fly to center per-
mitted Phillips and Chapman to
score the tying and winning runs.
Bill Lillard, rookie shortstop,
slammed out three hits in five trips
to the plate for the Athletics.
Phila No 1 a. O1O 600 O40-5 8 !
Atlanta g. A. 600 0O1 BOO 10 3
Dean. Byrd and Hayes: Harris. Robinson
and Smith Richards.
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1errapins Ronnp
To Triumph in
Both Events
V. P. !. Cinder Victim,
85-41; Penn State
Beaten, 18 to 2
BY BURTON HAWKINS,

Dy bIhlON HAWKINS.
Maryland's merciless track and
lacrosse teams registered over
whelming victories in double at
traction before a smattering of
shivering spectators yesterday at
College Park, the tracksters trim
ming Virginia Tech, o5-41, and the
lacrosse outfit snatching its third
top-heavy triumph. 1872 over Penn
State.
Three meet records were fractured
in the track events Mason Chro-
mister, Jim Kehoe and Joe Peaslee,
all of Maryland, elected to finish IN
triple tie for first place in the
mile run, lowering the former record
OF 4:37.4 by four r-tenths of a second.
Other meet records slithered into
oblivion when Tom Fields of Mary
land won the 2-mile run in 10000.
clipping 76 seconds off the old mark,
and Eddie Miller of Maryland leaped
6 feet 2 inches in the high jump to
break the former record by inches.
Sweep Running Events.
Maryland. as expected, scored
heavily in the running events, win
ming every first place and allowing
the Gobblers only three seconds and
as MANY thirds. but its unexpected;
strong showing in the field events
swung the decision its way
Gordon Kluge. who has trained
diligently but with unsuccessful re-
suits for several seasons. finally
cashed in for the Terps. winning the
lavelln toss with a heave of 1T
feet inches, While Joe Murphy. who
previously captured both 100 and
220-vard dashes, hurled himself %
feet 612 inches to take the broad
lump. Morris of MARYLAND won the
shot put with toss of 80 feet 21a
inches.
Eermie Evans. crack MARYLAND
hurdler. SKINNED over the timbers
neatly to grasp first places in both
! the l20-yard high and 22O-yard low
hurdles.
Monta was outstanding for Vir-
glnia Tech taking first place in the
discus. second in the javelin and
third in the shot put.
Stickmen Pressed for While.
Marylanos lacrosse team. which
has focused its collective optics on
the national championship. appear
ed headed for trouble in the first Pc
rlod. when Penn States tenacious
defensive tactics held the Terps
scoreles9.
The tricky Terps started to click
in the second period. however. and.
despite some polished Perm State
playing. fired four goals into the
net to take a 40 lead al intermls-
SIGN.
After that the Nittany Lions lost
their grip and Maryland poured
steady succession of shots past
Goalie Harold Meyer to score eight
times in the third period and six
times in the fourth Only in the
waning moments, when Maryland
substitutes chiefly comprised its
lineup. did Pen State score. but
by that time Maryland had manu-
factured 15-0 lead
Maryland, which previously had
trounced Mount Washington. ILL,
and Harvard 1873, increased its Of
fensive average to IA goals a game
Jim Meade, Rip Hewitt and
,See TERPS, Page E-3)
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Moses Leads As Attack,
Sinking Borons, ISL
BY the Associated Pres

6y lHe HSSOClated PTeSS.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April g.
Led by Wally Moses, who hit four
consecutive singles, Earl Macks
squad of the Athletics slammed out
% hits today to score an easy Is 10
triumph over Birmingham.
Nick Etten drove in four runs
with three singles and long fly
while Gantenbein hit a triple and
q 425-foot home run.
George Caster and Edgar Smith
divided the pitching for the AS,
each giving four hits.
Phila. No . tAD 300 lOe 35l-15 90 |
Birm meham IS. A. 900 100 600 0
Caster. Smith and Brucker: Phillips,
George Crawford and Pruett.
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Browns Forced to 10th
To Head Cubs, lilo
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April g.
The Cubs blasted Johnny Marcum
out of the box with eight runs in
the fifth inning, but the Browns
fought back today to win their ex-
hibition game in the tenth, IL to 10
Harlond Cliff and Johnny Berar-
dino each hit a home run with "A
man on base off Clay Bryant IN
the second, and Cliff homered again
in the fifth, when the Browns tagged
Bryant for four more runs.
Chicago (Nl OO0 $50 O1O O-1O3O /
ST. Louis "a 040 O40 OO2 Ill 13 9
Bryant. Kimball. Hiebe and Hartnett:
Baker. Marcum. Cole. Pyle and Sullivan.
Evening star., 1939-04-09
P. 6. A. Crown Tourney
Set for July 9-15
BY the Associated Press,

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK. April 8.-The Pro-
fessional Golfers Association today
set July 9 to Is for the National
P. G. A. championship tournament.
The tournament will be played at
Pomonok County Club. Flushing
Long Island, about miles from the
Worlds Fair.
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Cards Hammer 29 Hits,
Rout Cotowbo, 29-0
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, N. c., April g.
Scoring a run for every hit-and
they made 20 hits-the st. Louis
Cardinals administered 29-to-0
drubbing to the CataWba College
team in an exhibition game today
Joe Medwick hit two home runs
and Mickey Owen and Stu Martin
got one each.
st. Louis tND $50 O75 4O5-29 % 0
Catawba College 600 900 600 o 3
ton, Cox and Morrison, Smoot.
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Young to Be Pro Gridder

PONCA CITY, Okla, April 8 R.-
Roland (Waddy) Young, all-Amer-
lea end on the Oklahoma football
team last fall, said today he would
sign a contract within q week or
two" with the Brooklyn Dodgers,
professional football team.
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Ortiz, Mosterson Should Be Sent Out

tn ont to
Masterson he ranks pitching the
But Roberto and Walter ought least first
relief pitcher he
Alexandra
long He has pretty good stuff but good enough.
The mheld rival the Yankees
probably will better
field
second base the veteran Buddy
He this
Mark WasdeN evil
just become pretty good bapayer If he completely
OutfeId Isn't Big League Yet
The outhed isn't bis league yet develop will
Case and Bobby Estalela
throw.
time
Wright in
OF the best in the league bed
Eaea baed fabulous 1884 for Charlotte
the Piedmont There he
the American OHhand would
Buge into position the neld and
protection than
From the draft last fall Charley Colbert,
National League.
His still has
knowledge utility should fill capabl.
big league regular he only another Charley.
The catching good
S
heders
whole thing, but the Mats second-divison stuff
Evening star., 1939-04-09

', Bstted for Smith in fifth.
Vermont - OO2 100 OOO-}
GEORGETOWN - 200 600 :}lx-t
Runs-Ghecas 90 Schmltt Pajak
McFadden Castilgia Pesarik Beauchemin
Hart. Hart. Runs batted in-Durkin (2): Cas-
GhseaS Kmba co.
cher; Three-base hits-Pajak. Kimball
Sserlh1eeLCastilsia: sac Stolen bases-aGhe.
to Ghecas to Mahoney Hits-Of Smith
in innines off Powers > in innings
STRUCK out-By Smith. 4; by Powers .:
BY Hart >. First base on balls-On
Smith 3; off Powers, l: of Hart 5. Win
ming pitcher, Powers Umpires-Messrs
Morrlssey and Mattingly
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Coast League

Hollywood, 6; Portland, l.
Seattle, 7; San Diego, 4.
San Francisco, 9; Oakland, 3.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

'See TERPS, Page E-3)
Evening star., 1939-04-09

Totals % S"7 Is Totals 80 724l1
Bstted for Smith in fifth.
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Play 1eaiiS|t
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Cams Easy Prey
For neide|berss

Ait Heidelbergs, continuing with
unyielding fury their advance on
the Tacoma Ice Hockey league
championship. hurried back the
challenge OF cammarano Brothers
at Lakewood las, night by a score
OF %.
The Brewers, bent on revenge of
some sort after Griffin Fuel
Inundated them last night, waged
a savage attack against the Cams
from the opening whistle, scoring
with ridiculous ease on the be-
wildered opposition.
OF = different character wss
the second game. which saw
Griffin Fuel barely defeat
Medosweet Dairies. The score
was 50. Bain and Andersen
escorted Griffins 10 the We
tory. which put them In n
second place tie with Cam
maranos.
Both games were fast and
rough.
The Goldshcrrys. stan and
George, assumed scoring respon-
siblos for the Heidelberg. and
acquitted themselves In impressive
fashion.
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New State High School
Hoop Champ Certain
RY HAROLD SHAW


a. the L.. VI w. pavilion March andS
n
Iunlbera cks hayea kent their berth
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BOWLING

With Doc Maczen in the leading
role, Merrick and Race bowlers went
into first place in the City Bowling
league race by taking two games from
.ACarstens Packers in a high scoring
session at the broadway alleys We'd
nesday night.
The peppery Maezen ratified the
NAPLES for single games OF 202, 222
and 265 to mark up 6S9 for the
leagues high total OF the week
Bin Leftwich, shooting for Car
stems opposite Maczcn, almost
kept pace with the Jeueler star
by turning I'm games Of 217, 2l5
and 226 for 65S totatl.
Caswell Optical pinmen fell behind
IN the hot race for first place by
There were no 600 scores in this
Ted Tadich and Toby Tyler rolled
high totals for Hub Clothiers. but
their team lost two games TO the
scrappy Johnson Painters. Tadich
ished with $50. John Artoe was the
big gun for the Painters with 2o5.
aga and 225, and 654 total.
Dons Pagoda. picked up a gain in
the race by taking two games from
Coast Brush. Vance Mcclure rolled
SIS for the Pagoda team and Fred
Wahlers reached 607 and Paul Logan
900 for the Brushmon.
Griffin Fuel won two games
from Pioneer Beer. Pete schultz
led the Grlffins with 5s3 and
Howard Kennedy, shooting his
first City league series, topped
the Pioneers with 603.
Mildred Reynolds was the high
scorer in the matches of the Glass b
Womcns league. Shooting l69. 1873
and 202. she finished with 564 for
the league leading Dir. L. S. Whet
stone team YyOnne Johnson rolled
22f for the best single and finished
with SIP. Ruth Litz scored 500 for
Rhoies Brothers.
Tom Drew's 525 was the high score
in the WI ekly matches of the Hooker
ElectrochemiCal league.
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Mc0mber at
Work in Gym

Recovered from the illness which
seized him last weekend. Jock
McOmber was due back in the
gymnasium today 10 pick up
where he left off in getting ready
Tor his Forthcoming mix with Ernie
Collins. the Reno Ripper"
The fight was originally slated
for tonight, but McOmber's 1oust
with a cold kept him from round
Ing into condition. neceSsitating a
one-week postponement Of the 10
rounder. which is now booked for
Thursday. Mar, Q.
Jack Common, the Tacoma
Scots manager. indicated that
McOmber would do little more
than loosen up today, but
would swing back into hard
training Friday.
The postporement had little ap-
parent effect on Collins gym rou-
tine. The Shoshone Indian light
heavyweight as yet hasn't slack
ened his training pace bit. work.
ing minimum of 10 rounds each
day and getting in all the boxing
possible. Most of the fighters on
the supporting card, including
Davey Ward. Mike kanski. "Tuf-
fy" Tyson. Hank Curtis and Gene
Toulouse, have also stuck with the
grind.
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County Tourney
To Open Monday

The 1899 Pierce county inter
league basketball championships
will open Monday night In the
Stadium gymnasium. according 10
Robert II. Haser. eo-dlfeotor Of
the tournament.
Twenty-four teams will take
part In the games Monday and
Tuesday nights.
Next week the entry list viii be
enlarged with the addition Of IL
teams from Puyallup. Fort Lewis,
and the division of the Western
Washington league. These teams
will he classified by the league
president. Dill Howell
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the title away. Always wins the
close ones. Tab this one.
Spokane Champion (5-D - No
matter who represents the Inland
Empire metropolis this year, they
will figure strongly in state title
calculations. North Central il
somewhat the better team for
tourney play but can't seem 10 get
over the Lewis and Clark jinx.
Lewis and Lark has won the Spo-
kane title five years in a row.
Wenatchee tl1-2) - This team
reached its high point around Feb.
l when it split even with Everett
In a two-game series at Wenat-
chez. Besides defeated Gle Elum
and Ellensburg at Wenstchee since
then but very few games since
Feb. Is. Might not even win dis
trict, but If they do have only an
outside chance.
Blaine t6-D - Here Ia
rugged team that has last
only two games this season.
one TO Bellingham and one 10
Buckley, quite badly. Evil
IDENTIFY can be beaten by height
but are rated rs the best In
Whatcom and Skagit counties.
Needs, like Stadium. n favor
able bracket TO reach the
finals.
Prosser or Wapat0 16-D-
Based on past records and Yakima
Pirates only so-so record in Cross
State competition, neither one Of
these ewo teams should do much
at the tourney.
Northeast District nod - In
early-season practice games with
Spokane sc h ools the stronger
teams in this scctor-Wcst Valley
and Central Valley-were beaten
quite handily. Last year was first
time In five years that team
from this district has won a game
in state meet.
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Thus far only two teams are
definitely in the state tourney
Longview and Walla Walla. The
Southeastern Washington quintet
was voted a berth by its fellow
district cage rivals so didn't have
to win a game all season. Long
view, as said before, has cinched
the place held by Vancouver last
year.
However, one and possibly two
more state tourney positions will
be nailed down tonight. North
Central and Lewis and Clark. Spo-
kane rivals, decide the city title
today. stadium can cop the
Tacoma city honors by beating
Bellarminc tonight.
Eight and possibly nine more
positions will be decided by Satur-
day night and two more state con-
testants will be chosen Monday
evening. The sixteenth team will
be chosen at the Southwest Wash
ington "B" tourney at Chehalis
March 10 and IL.
Elmer II II h as Hoquiam
Grizzlies can make sure Of An
other trip TO the state tourney
by beating Montesano Friday
evening. District Journeys
four In Eastern Washington
and two on the West side
select other entrants
There you have all the dope
right up to the minute and II you
are an expert at picking prep hoop
winners, here is your opportunity.
OF course. there are only two
sure starters but horse racing has
many future book in which fol-
lowers of the sport Of kings wager
many shilling on some nag that
may never reach the racetrack,
let alone start the race.
How about a future book with
odds on the prep tourney;
Walla Walla (8-D - The Blue
Devils broke even in Cross State
league play, winning seven and
losing seven. Most Of their wins
were at home and the strange
Pavilion floor should not increase
their chances.
Longview ti-D - The Lumber
jacks are indicated in compe-
tition with w a h ngton high
schools but dropped four games TO
Portland quintets in holiday prac-
tiee sessions. Fifteen straight is
their latest count of victories. A
real possibility.
Everett t4-D-The Seagulls
aren't even in the state meet
yet but everyone comedies
them a chance TO win one Of
the three berths at stake at
the Mort h west Washington
district tournament at Bell
ingham this week. Second In
1887 and 1888 state Journeys.
Champions Of Cross state
league. Indicated for long
time but have dropped four
games In last month. Not to
be taken lightly. however.
Hoquiam (4-1) - The Grizzlies
have lost one game this year. that,
4 20-ls defeat by Olympia who
made u free throws in the game.
A veteran club including All-State
) uard Fredericton. Excellent
zone defense but may be useless
against some long shooting teams.
This IL the railbirds fayorite.
Stadium (C-D-The Tigers are a
lark horse that has been going
great guns the last month. Squad |
has an excellent spirit and II they |
iraw the right bracket could take |
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GD Blue Devils

The first thoroughly American
bombing plane was built by Glenn
l.. Martin late in 1918.
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Grey Ghosts Win
Basketball Crown

The Grey Ghosts won the cham
pionship of the Boys Basketball
league by defeating the Blue
Devils. 1927. in the third game Of
their series.
Regardless Of which team won
the title, II would have been 10 the
credit Of Mesde's Boys club. since
both quintets are composed Of
members Of that organization.
The Grey Ghosts captured the
hrst contest Of the series. 1920.
and lost the second. 25-ls. Lam
bert and Behold led the Ghosts 10
victory In the third and deciding
TIT
tii, Ghost. $50 GD Blue Devil.
LIANT bert floj ~. az Mitchell
Bet1o4d I'D ...-C..... 81 LoSFeh
.nhtcher ~ ..o............ Stone
Adams ~ ....G....... ~ AlDics
Substitutes Grey ohosts-Cnn-
n!nghsm ~. HaloeFg. Blue Owls
Carlson
officials. Dick Pease. referee. Poy
Bronzofieh. scorekeeper. Meade. time
keeper.
THE first Thoroughly American
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Southwest II" (e0-D Against
Hoauiam and Longview, the sup.
posedly better teams In this re-
gion-Valiey and Castle Rock
have not won game, although
they have beaten other Glass A
rivals.
Southeast District ti6-D Sew
eral weeks OF strenuous tourney
play should tell on these boys 500
miles away from home. Colfax
and Charleston look strongest but
Endicott or Pine City might be
the district entrsnt.
Long Shots--Anacortes, FL
lensburg. Yakima, Bellingham.
Monroe and Sedro Woollcy.
All Of these teams viii have
trouble qualifying from their
district and should not cut
any capers In the state tour
nament. A. NJ today. take
any one Mt ISL.
West Central District (20-D-
II Bremerton II one OF this dis
trict's two entrants, the odds can
be heightened. although Bremen
ton supporters Asim the Wildcats
viii do better on big floors. Com.
parative ratings on Richmond
Beach and Fail City are not avail.
able as Is the true strength Of
Flies come-from- behlnders known
Well, there you have the field
Of possible starters. Pick your
winner and watch him run IN the
big tourney March Is 10 is.
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PainterS Take
Third i'm Event

iAst >ishts tsamss
Alpine 10 Mount vernon IL.
1aeuma 90 Rsnton ~
Nes,sfasY Aftesn.sn results
Tacoma 20. nf.mstten - sassf-
Rsnlon "a. walla wana "a,
The Alpine Dairy five. Seattle.
won the 10th annual Pacific
Northwest A. A. ". basketball
tournamsn, last nigh, at tho u. II
W. pavilion and the right TO play
for the national championship In
Denver, Colo, March i2-is,
The Alplnes defeated Mount
Vernon. 10 10 II. In q slow. close.
checking game 20 win the title.
Tacoma took third place by
beating Renton, 80 To ~.
The DaIrsn,en played . A.
iiberatc, waiting game. mt
shooting until they could werk
the hall In under the basket.
Mount Vernon I'D only easiy
In the game. 10 I. Seattle
held = ia advantage u the
half.
Tommy Werner. who has played
In every A. A. u tournament In
Seattle and been named an ALL
tournament player six times. was
high point man for Seattle with
six counters ivar Nelson made
five for the winners. IiuntIsy uor.
don and John Dixon tied for high
score for Mount Vernon with four
points each.
Tacoma had no trouble with
R.nton and led, 30-2s. at the half
Three players tied for high point
honors with Is each, They were
Lyle kellstrom and Bob rullar ~
rscoms and Nick ruhiek of
Renfon.
Keats wrote hls Ode 10 O.
Nightingale in less than three
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rossis -. 49,. ~ " ~
NAlfstims score Tacoma 70. Nan.
t-su ~
iistins. NTH NJ Neettle
Ffee throws uissed f1ts, runlch
Hunstins heimordn, PsIIief 4. tesmsi
.. Ksiistrom. risfijnhn 4. Wsfpisny 4
Tacoma (ea1
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NEW ORLEANS - Big JEFF
Heath arrived at the Cleveland In
dams training grounds. but was
barred from working out with the
Tribe squad today. He has not
signed his contract. Paul Sullivan.
southpaw pitcher. was the first 10
feel the effects Of the exercise.
He's many pounds overweight.
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LAKELAND. Fla.-Freddis

LAKELAND. Fla.-FreddLs
Hutchinson, the Detroit Tigers
$4,000 kid wonder" began
pulling gasps of envy from
players of the old school today
with early season curve and
speed balls. Although warned
BY Manager Del Baker TO take
II easy" tn. West Coast pitch
ing phenom once cut loose
with a fast one that startled
Rudy York. Tiger catcher.
Freddie tossed few in batting
practice and was given a carr
full examination by older play
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Attempts n mssAirs ocsan
waves during severe s,orms have
besn unsatisfactory and inseenrats
and, therefore. The highest waves
20 unrseorded.
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Totals 80. .s.ss..ts 10 -
Mslfstinss score 1ssosna -. sssm.
sfton II
offisisis Jsmss Mitchell and Doh
Heshsth
rres snso~s missed Wsrblsss. Ksii,
ssfom q Mcintyre. Mosris, Mshsn,
Grams