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Evening star., 1939-01-25
Montgomery-B|a OUT
To End Be. T.. Rule
On County Courts
Plans Versatile Defense
In Come Friday With
6-Yeor Champions

Coach Cres Bride of Montgomery
Blair is preparing to use both the
zone defense and the man-to- man
against Bethesda Chevy Chase in
their basket ball game Friday at
Silver Spring, as he sees a chance
of ending the Lelands' 6-year rule
of county basket ball. The zone
system generally Is used by both
teams, but this season particularly
Bride has experimental with the
man-to-man. and finds much to
recommend it.
Low scoring games, he points out,
generally are zone games, because
ehe defending team can't 60 out
after the ball; it must wait for it to
come in. The players can be moro
aggressive man-to-man, making
faster and more interesting game
Bride finds that. contrary to tt.
generally accepted theory, the Blai'
are faster on the break from mar
to-man than zone defense.
Tonight against Mount Rainier +
will give the man-to-man defense
final test, and plans to use it t
whole game. Friday night he pro
ably will mix the two. The play
are we'll trained in both. and c.
shift on a moments notice.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
6. W., Battling Army,
Strives for Right
Side Of Ledger
Win Today Would Boost
Percentage Over 500;
Cards Bow Again

George Washington's attempt to
get on the right side of the 800
mark against a carck Army five
at West Point tonight keeps alive
the meager court schedule involv-
ing local collegiate teams this week
1t will be the first of a 2-game
Northern trip for the Colonials
who move over to Colgate tomor-
row night.
Meanwhile Catholic Universitys
supporters still are wondering when,
if ever, their charges are going to
win game this season. Now in
the middle Of a 14-game schedule,
the Cards have lost all of their
first seven, that 57-36 setback at
the hands of Mount st. Mary's last
night at Brookland being their
seventh.
More discouraging is the outlook
which doesn't present any easier
opponents than the ones which
have beaten c. U. thus far. Loyola
OF Baltimore, Seton Hall, Baltimore,
Maryland, LaSalle and the Mounts
in return game may present only
fair competition to the average
team but it appears the Cards are
far below average this year.
Unable to do anything about
Stan Kokie, all-State guard last
year who stood we'll back from
the basket and dropped in 10 field
goals, C. U. was in the running only
for 3 minutes. At half-ti time, the
Mounts had doubled the score at
26-13 and from that point were
content to coast. 1t was the ninth
victory in 10 starts for the lads
from Emmitsburg.
c. US freshmen made it alto
gether a bad night for their alma
mater by dropping a 1927 decision
to the Washington Boys Club.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Rap Sudden Death Rule

nap SuuOen Dealn Rule.
Some high school students, those
at Central and Western particularly,
are grumbling about the sudden
death rule. as it is called, which
ends overtime games as soon as one
team scores 2 points. The two
schools mentioned have lost games
this season under that rule, and the
series is not two weeks old. There
even is talk that certain coaches
Jack Ray of Central and Cliff Moore
of Western are mentioned-plan to
protest to high school athletic au-
thorities about the regulation.
Such is not the case. 1t wouldn't
do bit of good, anyway, to protest.
1t is a national rule, and has been
in force in the West even longer
than here.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Basket Ball

C0llexe.
Mount st. Mary's, 81: Catholic o., 80.
Gettysburg. 55: Drexel. 26.
La Sale. 40: Millesville Teachers. 90.
n; c. State 35: North Carolina. 22.
virgins, sta t,ar q; b Norfolk Naval Training
Carson Newman. AZ; Emory and Henry.
MiSslssippi sis College. so; Louisiana Col
Mississippi. % A: Southwestern. 80.
Miami, 46; Havana. 40
David Lipscomb. 40. Vanderbilt. 33.
Baylor. 35: Texas Christian. 81.
Arkansas State Teachers. 35; Ouachita,
Montana 3s; Washington State, 81.
Waynesburg. 81: Slippery Rock, 3s.
Is,,, Kalsma,zoo 4S: Hillsdale 39. ~
oe9y.lis Wesleyan' neaebers' 4s' 51 West Virginia
M Johns 5Minn.). 20: Hamline. 81.
North Dakota Agsies, ~: Moorhead
State Teachers. 81.
Principia, ~; Central Wesleyan (Mo),
KesTney Teachers, 4s; Nebrssk.: "s."
Scholastic.
Eastern. 1s; Central 16.
Mount Rainier, %; Wilson. 21.
st. Adams. 21: Landon, 10.
Professional.
Oshkosh, 43: Akron Goodyear, rs.
A. A. u
Oklahoma han}n &C City Parks. "A; Tulsa Frue-
Oklahoma Ageies. 2s: Edmond (okla.)
Teachers. 27.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,'
Associated Press sports Writer,

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Radio
announcers have been holding
skull practice for a week trying
to hit on how they can broadcast
Louis VS.. Lewis tonight without
balling things up Some Of
the brighter headline writer's are
calling Joe Strips holdout the
Strip tease" Tony Can
zoneri continues his comeback
campaign in San Francisco
against Newsboy Gavras, who not
long ago was fighting prelims at
s25 per Cornell, Colgate.
Columbia, etc., have their best
operatives trying to find out why
Michigan State is getting the
cream Of Buf1alo's athletic talent.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Henson Again Is Prexy
Of Opequon Club

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Jan. 25.
j. o. Henson, attorney, was elected
president OF opeduon Golf Club
here for his third consecutive term.
Other officers are: Ira E. Eyler,
jr, first vice president; DR.. A. w.
Armentrout. second vice president;
R. w. Hollis, third vice president:
w. F. McAneny, treasurer, and
James M. Sellers, secretary.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

0y tIlc ASSOCldleu EIeSS.
Today a year ago-Rae Crow
ther, eX-Colgate star, and line
coach at Harvard, named line
coach at Pennsylvania under
George Munger.
Three years ago-Glenn Cum
ningham won dispute mile race
from Joe Mangan in 4:17.7 when
he veered out, blocking Mangan's
stretch drive, and won by a foot.
Five years ago - Associated
Press survey indicated only four
colleges Columbia, Cornell,
Navy, Syracuse-likely to send
full fleets to Poughkeepsie Re-
gatta.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Hockey Scores

National League.
Boston Bruins. 6; Montreal Cana
diens, 4.
New York Americans. A.: Toronto, /.
International American League.
Syracuse, 8: Providence, /.
Springfield, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
American Association.
Tulsa, 8: Kansas City, 4.
Eastern Amateur LeaEue.
Hershey. 2: New York. /.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Dempsey Sees Louis K. 0.
In 9Th or 9Th Round

MITCHELL, S. OAK, Jan. 25. P).
Jack Dempsey, former ruler of
the heavyweights, said here in an
interview he expected Joe Louis to
win by Knockout over John Henry
Lewis in "the sixth or seventh
round" of their heavyweight cham
pionship fight tonight in New York.
IF Louis doesn't stop John Henry
by that time he may lose"
Evening star., 1939-01-25
YOungster Given q PLAY.

Junior varsity. lightweight and :,
squad basket ball teams aroun
town are active these days. Tht
coaches, always remembering tina
some day their current regulars vii
graduate or be put out of commits
sion by the age limitations, pave
the way for future school teams b.
conditioning the younger players.
Gonzaga has a freshman five and
bantamweight outfit, both Of which
recently scored over Georgetown
Prep. The frosh downed the Prep
juniors, 2422. while the bantamS
sank the Prep bantams, 29-11.
Anacostia's B team is compilinc
one of the best records in town
1t has won seven straight games,
the latest over the Roosevelt B. 81
l9. Two promising future Indian
regulars, Dick Stockstill and Larry
Hagan, turned in six points each
for scoring honors among the II
players used.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Astor Clarke Carries CoIors
For Old Business Rival in
Portsmouth Pin Tourney

chalked up, has turned the tables in
the second round with 109 average
after rolling for 1920 in the first
round Several years ago with pins
3, 4. s, 7 and standing, Gruver's
wide-sWeeping curve ball glanced off
No. and as this stick knocked down
Nc. 6 his ball hit the 4, 7 and 8
break perfectly.
Shepherd Park Restaurant gained
second place in the Silver Spring
American League when Hugh Ar
baugh, boss of the nearby suburban
maple plant. featured shutout VIC
tory over National Beer with top set
of 1882. E. C. Keys 80 win from
I. B. E. w. was led by Bill Smiths
1863. Noble Viers. jr., was high with
359 as Hines Lions smothered Stew
art Bros.
Georgia Hays 343 paved the way
for Shaffer's Flower Shop to white
wash Monument Electric and gain
first place in the Ladies Suburban
League when National Ale. led by
Rosemary CruZan's BIT. busted off
the erstwhile leading R. E. A. Clean
ers in an upset.
The last-place Washington Canoe
Club pinmen, conquerors OF the
ant-contending Arlington Mo-
tors last week, reared up again in
the Rosslyn Independent League to
hand the front-running Kingans a
three-game setback by margins of
SO, 81 and % pins. Lex Martins 1854
was high for the victorious Canoe
men.
McGlincys Market moved with
in a game of first place despite Al
lied Roofing's 81 win that was led
by Ed Edinger's 1865. c. & c. Res
taurant won the odd one from
Cooke Press when Lynn Fellows
1896 and Hugh Crawley's 165-.
$50 led the charge.
While Lou Jenkins, the Kingan
ace, was skidding his top average
to 124-37 with a 348, Ed Nash was
totaling top set of 408 to hike his
mark to 1910 for 81 games and
feature Banton's Market 81 win
from Arlington Motors. Don Crisis
1864 was high as Mario Kidwell's
Senators tripped Quality Shop twice.
Ted Floyd rolled 1893 in Manning's
81 win from Arlington Cleaners.
Chalking up second high set of the
season in the Columbia Heights
League with 429 and tying with Joe
Di Misa of Jacobs Transfer for top
game with 154, Ray Watson put in
the heaviest licks as Hessick Coal
nicked Sholls Cafeteria twice at
the Arcadia. Hessick's $50 and 1913
were top team counts. Chaconas
Market deadlocked first place by a
81 win from Lucky Five, while Ar
cadia lost undisputed possession of
the top rung by dropping 2-1 de-
cision to Jacobs.
Harry Koerbel's 361 set in the Fed
eral Deposits League was among the
best turned in at Chevy Chase last
night. George Sellabaum grabbed
top honors in the Liberty Bank
League with 1872 and $40. With a
l27 string and 327 set Fred FARRELL
garnered top scores in the Public
Evening star., 1939-01-25
GREENBELT LEAGUE.

High team sets-Beavers. 1873; brakes
1880; Cobras. l,517.
High team games-Beavtxs 564; brakes
544; Cobras $50
High individual averages-Temple
fBeavers>. HAL; De Jager Drake).
104-11; MacEwen ,Beavers). 103-16.
High individual sets-Meek (Drakesl
3SI; Temple lBeavers) 1888: De Jager
tDrakes). 354
High individual games - -MacEwerr
Beavers. 142; Brown, Drakesl 1873;
Meek tDrakes). Cain (Cobras). 1876
High individual strikes-Temp,e (Bea-
vers,. 2l; Brown tDrakes), 90; MacEWea
Beavers, 10
High individual spa-es-Temple (Bea-
vers,. 122; De Jager lDrakes). e4: Mac
Even tBeavers) S4
Evening star., 1939-01-25
bethesda-C. T.. Basketers
End Losing Streak

Bethesda Chevy Chase Highs bud
ding string Of eight consecutive
losses was snapped today. the result
of a 34-4 triumph over Washington
Lee High of Ballston, Va, last night
at the looser's gym.
Johnny Shumate paced the one
sided game, Tipping in six field goals
and foul toss for 13 points.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

washington Brewers VS.. Troy
Haymakers, Troy, N. Y.
George. Washington VS.. Army,
West Point, N. Y.
Central VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, Md, $3.50.
Calvert Hall VS.. Anacostia,
Anacostia gym, $3.50.
Virginia Frosh VS.. Episcopal,
Alexandria, $3.50.
Montgomery Blair VS.. Mount
Rainier, Mount Rainier gym, 8.
Dewitt VS.. Laurel High, Laurel,
Md.
Horse Show.
Winter indoor show, Fort Myer,
8:15.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
George Washington vs.. Colgate,
Hamilton, N. Y.
Gonzaga VS.. st. Johns, Tech
gym, 8.
Hyattsville VS.. Richard Mont
gomery, Rockville.
Wrestling.
Bronko Nagurski VS.. the Golden
Terror, Turner's Arena; first
match, $3.50.
Horse Show.
Winter indoor show, Fort Myer,
8:15.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington Brewers VS.. Wilkes
Barre Barons, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. AL
bans, st. Albans gym, $3.50.
Western VS.. Woodrow Wilson,
Roosevelt VS.. Eastern public
high series games, Tech gym,
7:30.
Petersburg VS.. George Wash
ington High, Alexandria, Va.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS..
Montgomery-Blai Silver Spring,
8:15.
Washington-Lee High VS.. John
Marshall, Richmond.
Jefferson High VS.. Mclean, NC
Lean, Va.
Swimming.
Central VS.. Western, Y. M. c. A.
pool, 3:45.
SATURDAY.
Rasket Ball.
Washington Brewers VS.. Phila-
delphia Sphaa, Philadelphia.
Petersburg High VS.. Tech, Tech
gym, 2:30.
Forest Park High VS.. Maryland
Frosh, College Park, 3.
Gilman Country School VS..
Episcopal, Alexandria. $50.
Virginia VS.. Maryland, College
Park, 8.
Western Maryland VS.. Ameri-
can, American gym, 8.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Alumni
Teachers gym, 8.
Georgetown VS.. Syracuse, Syr-
acuse, N. Y.
George Washington VS.. Wash
ington and Lee, Lexington, Va.
Washington-Lee High vs. Hope
we'll, Hopewell, Va
Georgetown Prep vs. Loyola
New York.
Boxing.
Catholic VS.. Maryland, College
Park following basket balD.
Swimming.
Massanutten Military VS.. West
ern, Y. M. c. A. pool, 8.
Woodrow Wilson VS.. Randolph
Macon, Front Royal, Va.
Wrestling.
Y. M. c. A. VS.. Gallaudet, Gal.
laudet gym, 8.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
on Ace May Be Maands Balance of Power Ring Tilt With
Toledo BusketAce
betters Luisetti
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Com-
parison of the scoring records of
Chuck Chuckovits, U. of Toledo
forward who plays against un-
defeated Long Island U. in Madi-
son Square Garden Friday night,
and Hank Luisetti, Stanford ace
who holds the national four-year
major college scoring mark, shows
that Chuckovits is even better
than Luisetti.
To date Chuckovits has played
in AZ less games than Luisetti.
His average per game, however, is
17.4 to Luisetti's 1862. Luisetti
scored 1896 points all told in
four years Of college competition.
Toledo has no freshman schedule,
but Chuckovits has 961 points for
his sophomore, junior and part
of his senior seasons.
Evening star., 1939-01-25

Once a keen business rival, Astor
Clarke will be flying the colors Of
Gait Davis, Rosslyn bowling pro-
moter, when he competes in the
Recreation Sweepstakes at Ports
mouth, Va, next Saturday.
This wouldn't have happened sew
eral years back when Clarke was
operating the Clarendon alleys and
Davis was getting a foothold at
Rosslyn Clarke, however, with the
closing of his establishment, turned
his support to Rosslyn as men,
ber of several Davis teams in Vir-
ginia State tournaments.
Promoters of the forthcoming 10
game Virginia event are to be given
mild surprise by the size of the
Washington entry.
Indications are that more than
a dozen Capital sharpshooters will
hit the sweepstakes trail Saturday.
Clarke, leaving no stones unturned
in bid to retain his No. l ranking,
will head a delegation likely to in
clude Joe Harrison, winner of the
Virginia State Open at Rosslyn last
Saturday; Bill Krauss, who won sew
enth money in the mammoth 100
entry tournament and fourth place
in the Kirkwood at Baltimore last
Sunday; Perce Wolfe. Ed Blakeney,
Hokie Smith. Ollie Pacini and Al
Wright. who will represent the New
Recreation.
Meyer Weinberg tilted his average
to 1873 when he headlined the roll
ing in the Distributors League at the
Lucky Strike last night with IA
1872. However, his McKesson &
Robbins team dropped 2-l deci-
sion to International with Karman's
344 high. Mamie Landsman turned
in nifty 1863 to top off Districts
sweep over E. Kahn. Wieners 351
led 81 win for B'nai Birth from
Nichols.
Accounts maintained its United
States Housing Authority League
pacesetting at the Lucky Strike with
Larry Simmons 344 instrumental in
gaining a 81 win from Construction
Review, which grabbed the middle
skirmish when George Stahl rolled
top string of 1875.
Thelma Robinson, missing her own
season record set by two pins, banged
out 142-379 as Boulevard swept Tex
Tavern to assume the leadership of
the Bethesda Ladies League.
Persistent in their bid for the first
championship to be won in the
Greenbelt League, the brakes swept
the third-place Cardinals and moved
one game out of first place when
the pace-setting Beavers dropped
two games to the rejuvenated ALI
gators.
Friendly combat has ripened into
real rivalry between Dorie Gruver
and DR.. Walton Schultze, respective
captains of the Gruver Grabbers and
Schultze's Smackers in Henry Ro-
diers' Thursday Nighters League at
the Lucky Strike. The bowling den
tlst, whose 107-16 average was topped
only by DR.. Tom Webb in the first
series, has tumbled to 102 after two
weeks of competition in the second
series. Gruver. who lays claim to
making one of the oldest spares ever
Evening star., 1939-01-25
CiOmei Is Ace Rooter.

Chester Gomei, Techs all-hig,,
second basemar last baseball sea-
son, is the BASKET ball teams mos
ardent fan. He doesn't play, but
seldom misses a practice and never
a game. Even on the out-c..-town
trips he goes along, paying his
own expenses. He accompanied the
team to New Jersey and Baltimore.
The game at Alexandria thir
afternoon between Episcopal ann
Virginia Freshmen is being PLAYED
for the benefit of the infantile par
alysis fund. Last year the frosh
skinned through to a 1-point VIC
tory while being led by Bill Har-
man. former Episcopal star. Nov
Virginia is back again, paced by a
former Episcopal eager, Bill Preston.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High team games-King David. 632:
Hiram. 627.
High team sets-Hiram, 1928: King
David. 1852
High individual averagcs-Cleary. 1924;
Simon 117-lS: Phillips, 117-5.
High individual game-Billheimer. 1877;
silcox; 167;: Seeley 166.
Phillips 4is; soper 4o7. '''''' ~0'
High strikes-Silcox. "a: Billheimer. 80;
Bryant, 32; Connick 32: Hare, 80; Court
ney. 80: Sellers. 30 Cleary 80.
High spares-Cleary. 147: Phillips. 1875;
Courtney, 1872
High weekly games-Povich. 1856; Owen.
147.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Season Records

Season Records.
High team games-Jacob's Transfer, CO.;
Chaconas Market 655
High team sets-Arcade Pontiac. 1851;
Hessick Coal and Jacobs Transfer tied
1880
High individual games-Walson. ISL;
Devlin. 10.
High individual sets-Walson, AL;
Metrakos and GULL. tied. 41S.
High strikeEP. Harrison. So: Watson
and GULL. tied. "a.
High spares-Jarman. ISL; Murphy. 14e
High averages-Krauss, 1928; Watson.
121-10; GULL. 1881: Wright. 1922;
Freschi. 1916; Jarman, 1854; S
Simon. 1927; Aiken. 1920; Murray,
11S-14
Evening star., 1939-01-25
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team games-City Refuse Depart
ment. 635; D. c. Repair Shop No. /, 500.
High team sets-D. C. Repair Shop No.
l, I,732; D. c. Repair Shop No. 2. 1.70S.
High individual games-Wesley. 1885,
Wenzel and Mallory. tied. 1874.
High individual set-Noone and Wesley.
tied. 1893
High individual averages-F. Xanten
116-3S: Harvey. 1923
High strikes-Gleason. "a; Federline, 90
High spares-F. Xanten. 1870; Harney,
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Dennis of D. G. Honored

Steve Dennis of Washington Is
among the IA members of the 1888
William and Mary football squad
recommended for varsity mono
grams.
Evening star., 1939-01-25

High team set-Statistics. .635..
High team game-Processing. 574.
High individual average-Kohler. 10T-50.
High individual spares-Plack, los
High individual set-Hogan. 372; Nc
Dowell.372.
High strikes-Verdi %: Lillywhite 23.
High individual game-Kosoy. las.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
BRooKLAND MERCHANTS, IEAGur
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual game-pepper brook
land Garage. l64
High individual set-B. Olivet (Home
Construction Coz. 424.
High =. individual avcrage-Morrison
CWelch Plumbing. 116-26
Coz, 102.
High strikes-Sherwood (Smms Radio
Coz. "A; Flanagan tBrookland Shoe Shop,
"a
High team game-Home Construction
Co.. 632.
High team set-Brookland Garage. 1,744
Evening star., 1939-01-25
GRAPHIC ART LEAGUE.

High team game-Judd & Detweiler 633
High team set-Judd Detweilert 1,755
High individual game-McPhilomy. 10
High individual set-McPhilomy. 4S0.
High spares-McPhilomy 1870.
High strikes-McPhilomy. %.
Evening star., 1939-01-25

Totals - 90 Totals 624
Rete' ee-Mr. Keppel. Umpire-Mr.
Enright.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Roosevelt Noses Out Tech

Totals 416 Totals 41
Referee-Mr. Shirley. Umpire M
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Duckpin League Statistics

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1939-01-25

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