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Evening star., 1940-08-04
Profits Keep Old Mill Alive
In High Speed, Mechanical Age
Grooming MiIstones Grind Out Comfortable
Living, Serving Buckeystown (Md) Area
BY HENRY GEMMILL,
Star staff Correspondent.

fsee Pictures in Rotoqrapure Secttonl
Evening star., 1940-08-04
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital tcurrent, month to date):
Month 1Q40 PecorI
Evening star., 1940-08-04

Tomorrow: Mr.. SobdnSki re-
lates his experiences as a cdptipe,
first OF the NazS, then OF the
BolSheUiks.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Tigers and Crimson
0pen Decisive Tank
Series Tomorrow
Members of Teoms Also
Top in Scoring; Yale
In Undefeoted Trio

NEW YORK, March 1.-The start
Of the three-meet series that will
determine the 1910 champions in
the Eastern intercollegiate SWIM
ming loop will be made tomorrow
as Harvard and Princeton, dead
locked with Yale for the crown,
meet Saturday at Cambridge. All
are unbeaten.
Following the Princeton Harvard
meeting will come the Princeton
Yale duel on March s and then
the Harvard-Yale test on March
IL. One of the three must win both
its engagements to attain a clear
cut claim to the title being de-
Tended by Yale.
Harvard has shown slightly more
team balance than Princeton in
their league meets.
Harvard and Princeton swimmers
also hold the leading positions in
the individual scoring race BY
annexing four first places in the
middle-distance swims in his last
two meets, Harvards captain, Eric
Cutler, assumed the lead with 40
points. He is unbeaten in eight
free-style races this year. Prince
tons Ned Parke has won seven
times and has competed on one
medley relay team for a total of
3625 points, while another Cantab,
Henry Gim Curwen, sprinter, is
third with 36.
Nays Gordon Wiley, erstwhile
leader, fell to fourth with Ssh.
Best performances of the season
in 75-foot pools only are:
5O-yard free style-Gordon Wiley, Navy.
0:23.5 Tvs. Dartmouth
1OO-yard free style-Henry curwen. Har-
ward, 0:53:7 Tvs. Columbia.
., 220.yard free style-Howard johnson,
Yale; 2:12.5 Tvs. Dartmouth).
44O-yard free style-Eric Cutler Har-
ward 1855 Tvs. Navy.
15O-yard back stroke-Albert Vande
Weehe. Princeton. 1877 Tvs. Pennsylvania.
2OO-yard breast stroke-Ed Gesner, Yale,
2:31 2 Tvs Dartmouth.
Fancy dive-James Cook, Yale, 129 OS
points an6 1 svs Pennsyivania) -,
esrt vsnd. S %eshe' s4n'eiSe Arthur %cclaas. sA..
4OO-yard free-styie relay-bartmouth
lBob Carney, william Hartman, Roland
Wilhelmy. George Liskow), 3:42.6 Tvs.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Terps, Winners Over w. 81
Play Top-Seeded Duke Quint
In Tourney SemifinoIs

intermission, and far outplayed the
Generals, Dick Pinck set the pace
for w. and L. the first half, but his
teams attack was slower than the
others.
Mearle Du Vail and George De
Witt of Maryland hit their stride In
the last half and between them they
scored l8 points in successio' while
the Virginians were being + to 3
w. and L. defeated Marylal twice
IN seasonal play.
Shipley's Strategy Works.
The Generals walked into a we'll
planned trap laid for them by Bort
Shipley. Maryland's coach. Figuring
his lads could whip w. and L. II
Howard Dobbins, big center and huh
of the attack, were checked. Shipley
shifted De Witt, his ace, from for
ward to guard to turn the trick. De
Witt not only held Dobbins to five
points and checked his offensive
maneuvering, but netted 13 points
himself. Shipley also paid special
attention to Pinck, the Generals
high-scoring forward.
Shipley played his offensive cards
smartly, too, holding Pershing Mon.
dorft in reserve until the second
half, with the exception of a brie1
interlude in the first, when the
husky pot-shot specialists services
were needed. Mondorff went in and
rang up four field goals to COM
plete the rout begun by De Witt
and Du Vail,
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Hockey
Continued from Page DID

Alan Kuntz. Hal Dewey and Paul
Courteau and Center Les Ramsay
are those likely to be graduated in
the ice hockey realm.
THE Toronto Maple Leafs. New
York Rangers and Montreal Cana
diens Of the National League and
Cleveland of the International
American are interested in those
boys revealed Mackenzie. Cour-
teau, a French-Canadian. would be
forced to go to the Canadiens if
they want him, since they have prior
rights to any French-C Canadian
player.
Meanwhile. the Eagles are devot-
ing their attention to dealing the
Valleyfleld Braves of Canada a trim
ming tonight when they clash at
Riverside Stadium at $50 o'clock.
The Braves have been beaten both
by the Jersey Skeeters and Balti-
more Orioles in games thus far on
their swing around the Eastern
League.
| The Eagles produced their most
brilliant hockey of the season Tues
day night in battling the Baltimore
Orioles to SIS overtime tie and
are confident of continuing their
sizzling skating
A party of IA from the Canadian
Legation will be present at the
game. which counts in Eastern
League standings.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Basket Ball Tuss|e
Heads Army-Navy
Card Tomorrow
Service School Fencers,
Gymnosts, Swimmers
Also in Competition
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, March 1.-Cham-
pions of Army and Navy meet in
friendly, but intense, rivalry in four
sports tomorrow - swimming and
gymnastics at Annapolis and fenc-
ing and basket ball at West Point.
Teams of Harvard. Yale and Prince
ton will be entered In the swords
manship match.
The only other travellers will be
the field and track men, winners Of
the non-conference championship
at the Southern Conference games
last Saturday, who will be in full
force at the Catholic U. meet in
Washington.
Court Series Is Tied.
There are other events on the
card here, including Navy's final
wrestling match with Penn State
which practically will settle Eastern
leadership.
In two branches, Army and Navy
are tied for the series. Each has
won eight basket ball games, while
the gymnasts have each won twice,
with tie. Army won the only
swimming match. contested last
year. Records of the many meetings
with arms of thrust and parry are
incomplete.
In basket ball, the outstanding
sport of the season, Army's record is
far better. However, Navy has i'm
proved greatly of late and, under
the leadership of Mike Hanley, Dis
trict MILDLY, is full of confidence.
Lentz Coaching Army.
Army's coach this season is
Dutch" Lentz, formerly the pupil
of Johnny Wilson, Navy mentor.
Lentz moved to West Point when
st. Johns abolished varsity sports.
Events start as follows:
100 pm.-Wrestling, Plebes VS..
Virginia M. I. Freshmen.
1:3 p.m.-Rif1e, Varsity VS.. Le-
high and Plebes VS.. Lehigh Fresh
men.
pm.-Gymnastics, Navy vs..
Army.
pm.-Swimming, Navy vs..
Army.
pm.-Wrestling, Varsity VS..
Pennsylvania State.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
g. ". May Use Urick
AT Start Against =
81. John S Quint
PIuns Surprising Shift
For Big Bottle Here
Tomorrow Night

Communique No. Is from George
Washington concerning tomorrow
nights game with St. Johns Of
Brooklyn hardly had hit the desk
before Johnny Busick, minister of
propaganda, was calling up to add
to the stunning details.
"I've got some real news for you.
It's red hot" said Busick. "Lud
Urick may break into the starting
lineup Bill Coach ReinhartJ
limited as much today" -
This was startling. Urick OPEN
ing against an outfit of st. Johns
caliber? Squat, beefy Urich trying
to check that mob of 6-footers? It
didn't seem plausible. Urick was a
good fullback and a handy man to
have around in football, but as a
basket ball player-well, Auerback
appeared better.
THAT absolutely right" agreed
Busick. Reds more polished than
Lud and is rated better on form,
but he's lost some fire this season
and hasn't been up to par. But
Urick Is burning up the boards. He's
rough around the edges, but fights
tooth and nail and has been grab
bing lot of rebounds off the back
| board"
TITS not official yet" warned
Busick, but fairly certain to hap
pen."
George Washington, incidentally,
was to practice this afternoon at
Eastern High gym, site of the game,
to get the feel" of the blackboard
and general lay of the land. Previ-
Gus home games have been played
at Tech.
st. Johns record is identical with
the Colonials', 13 victories in II
| games.
Jimmy White, high-scoring for
ward. ran his total to lat points for
the season by adding 13 in st. Johns
last Cono
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Rabin, Dubi|ier Undei
Scrutiny for Most
Valuable Award
Brewer Aces on DispIuy
In Championship PIoy
Opening Next Sunday

Two players certain to receive
serious consideration for the Ameri-
can Basket Ball Leagues most val
uable player award this season will
represent the Heurich Brewers Sum-
day afternoon. when they open the
leagues annual championship play
off series at Heurich gym at 2:30
o'clock.
Phil Rabin and Moe Dubilier
scoring wizards and team players
who have spanked the Brewers into
a first-place tie with the Philadel-
phia Sphas. will be the keymen of
the Brewers once more when they
square off with the powerful Troy
Celtics.
Both the Brewers and Sphas will
close their regular season tomorrow
night in triple-header at Phila-
delphia, the Brewers meeting the
Baltimore Clippers and the Sphas
facing the New York Jewels.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

variably greets Rookie Sam Ma
hem, who has just passed the bar
examination, with Good morn
ing, Judge" Oklahoma City sent
a team of seven Injuns to the
Chicago Golden Gloves Tourna-
ment.
Hold Your Stubs.
The Messrs. Pastor and Savold
Won't do their stuff tonight;
For Lee has gone and caught
q cold
And isn't feeling right;
But If you're patient and will
wait,
You'll see them on a later date.
Today's guest star, Jay Els
worth, Springfield (Mo) Daily
Events: "Why haven't the clever
sports writer's dubbed the vet
erau miller, olsnu Cunningham,
Old hon-ekidesl's
Evening star., 1940-03-01
5harpshooters Keep
Scorekeepers Busy
In Rec League
Nichols With 26 Points,
StusuIIi With 20 Stur
On Basket Courts

Brilliant individual performances
featured action in a dozen District
Recreation Department Basket Ball
League games last night. Nichols OF
G. P. o. Job Press No. 2 leading all
scorers with 26 points in pacing his
team to a 1852 victory over Docu-
ments at Langley gym.
Rinehart's II points led Grey
hounds to a 34-21 triumph over
Greek American A. c., while other
games at Langley saw A. B. Social
Club whip lexington, 1926, and Job
Press No. / trim Composing, 1928.
Stasulli registered 20 points as
Northeast Merchants walloped Bell
Clothiers. 1923, at Tech. while tits
at Central saw Georgetown Blue
Streaks trounce Social Security. "a
%, and Mount Vernon spank G. P.
o. Apprentices, 1925.
Results at Eastern High gym
found Call Radio defeating National
Laundry, 21-18. Mount Rainier
swamping Wades Auto, 1915, and
Seat Pleasant humping Greenbelt,
1923. Atchison-Keller defeated
Washington Flour, 1923, and jew
ish Community Center beat Mclean
A. c., 1925, in games at Roosevelt
High.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, March Jimmy
Johnston, who accused Lee Sa-
void of running out on Bob
Pastor, would have been slugged
by Pinkie George If bystanders
hadn't interfered. Talk out West
is Tom Lieb may return to Loyola
CLOS Angeles) to pinch-hit while
they look for a football coach.
BY the way, one of the headlines
out there read: "Is Clipper
Smith tickle, diplomatic, both or
what?" New York U. has basket
ball promoters here jittery be-
cause it's undecided whether to
enter the Madison Square Car
den or N. G. A.. A. tournament.
Bill Terry is around Miami shop
ping for . starting pitcher and
thirdsacker. The Phils say he
won't Get 70 drs* bass 4 b
Evening star., 1940-03-01
United Five Tuss|inq
For Heurich Loop
P|ayoff Spot

United Typewriter tossers will be
offered the opportunity of winning
the second half Heurich League
championship tonight when they
meet @. and S. Laundry in the 9:3C
o'clock nightcap Of a triple-heade1
at Heurich gym.
Regal Clothiers face United Clay
Products at $3.50 o'clock and Ban
tam Press engages Garvins Grill ir
the opener at 7:30.
The favored Typewriters viii,
qualify for the right to oppose Della
ware & Hudson. f1rst-half winner
for the Heurich League champion
ship Monday and Tuesday nights ir
the event of victory tonight.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Casino Roller Hockey
Team Must Sweep
TiIts for Title

Forced to win both games If 1t
would capture the Eastern division
championship of the Eastern Roller
Hockey Association, the Capitol
Casinos will play host twice this
week end to Newburgh, N. Y, pres
ent Eastern pace setter.
Games are scheduled tomorrow
and Sunday afternoons.
Newburgh will invade with a rec
ord of four victories, two defeats and
one tie, while Washington has won
three and lost four.
Only by taking both games could
the local club make its record better
than Newburgh's.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

been Cancelled? Offlcials of Dart
mouths annual track carnival
are feeling low. because Chuck
Fenske and Gregory Rice haven't
accepted invitations. Good read
ing: Marshall Smiths yarn in
the Providence journal of how
Sun Beau's ghost dogs Seabiscuit.
One-minute interview. Red
Blaik, Dartmouth Coach: II
don't know who's going to beat
Cornell this season. The Green
Bay Packers or the Chicago Bears
might do it, but they're not on
the schedule. I doubt if any COL
lege team can beat them"
Calling all cars: Sheriff Tommy
Gibbons Of st. Paul donned the
gloves after q 15-year layoff to
help condition Harvey Woods for
. Minneapolis fight. Commissioner
Landis y staying at the same ho.
~ With ths podgsfR 10 m
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Basket Ball Games
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.

Maryland. 43; Washington and Lee, 80.
North Carolina, SO; Clemson. A.
Wake Forest, 40; Richmond, "a.
Duke. 40: The Citadel, 35.
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE.
Alabama. 81; Louisiana State. IS.
vanderbilt. 4s: mississippi state SO.
Georeis, Il; Aubnfn sn.'9ii Il. 20
Tennessee,55 Gsorgia Tech. 43. q
Tennessee 40: Florida, A.
L. s. u, 81; Tulane, A.
DIXIE CONFERENCE.
Howard, e; Loyel. Of New or1s:ns; leans: Ia. q.
Miiisaps. IS; Chattanooga, 20.
sourHwEsrrtff f1Nsn,. INT.rooIl1olArE
West Texas State. 81; Stephen r. Aus
SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE.
Delta Teachers. AZ: Rollins. 81.
Louisiana "a Normal 6o; Georsetown
OTHER RESULTS.
Fort Hunt, 40: Catholic University
New Mexico 60 Asgies, "a: New Mexico.
Nex q Mexico Normal 81; Peru Teachers
Aberdeen ;ay!s D Northern. SO; Dskot. we'-
Lacrosse Teachers, 50: River Falls, ~.
Oklahoma City, 25; Phillips, 22,
Kansas Wesleyan, 50; New Mexico
Northwestern Oklahoma. SO: Oklahoma
Southwestern Kansas, 80: Emporia.
Teachers, 81.
Hendrix. 40; Arkansas Tech, Al.
Carson-Newman. %; Maryville. %.
Hebron. 81: Luther (Nebr0, SO.
st. Mary's (Minn), a; Augsburg, 81.
Salem, 81: Anderson -Broaddus so.
Loras, 80: Luther Uowa). 25.
Hanover, 81; Valparaiso, A.
Hamline, 3S; Macalester. 33.
Waynesburg; 4s; Westminster. 4b
(overtime).
Wooster. 40: oberlin. "a.
WyomissinR. Poly. 46; Blue Ridge. 20.
Bucknell, -: Muhlenbere. A..
Tairmont Teachers, 70; Shepherd, 90.
Akron Firestones. ~; eheboyEan Red.
skins, 80.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
ia Out Of 81 Boys at T. C.. U. Out for Major Teams


offers 'em Bonura for Merrill
May even up.
Sports minded. There are 371
boys In the sophomore, junior
and senior classes at Texas
Christian. Yesterdays count
showed ia of 'em working out
with the six major athletic
squads.
AL Sharp, one of the best golf
writer's in Dixie, has shifted from
the Chattanooga Times to the
Atlanta Constitution. Maurice
Tillet (the Angel is getting
more publicity than any wrestler
in years. He is so ugly some Of
the papers front page his picture.
You can't tell the boys around
the circuit Montreal is . dead
pro hockey town-all 1t needs Is
4 winner. Has the exclusive
broadcastinS contract for the
avs na3oe New y9k han tracks
Evening star., 1940-03-01
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Cold and rainy weather greeted
Nat veterans upon their arrival
at Tampa. Fla, where Clark
Griffith has planned to give the
players two workouts a day.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, who
deserted Hot Springs, Ark. three
years ago after using the famous
resort for Is years as a training
spot, will return there this
season.
Georgetown's crack relay team,
S. A. I. A. A. champion, will go
to Urbana, ILL.,, to run in the med
ley relay title race.
Sammy Harris. Baltimore ref
cree and promoter, will stage a
benefit card soon for Kid Egan.
Washington boxer who recently
lost his sight.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Blair Girls Take 7th
Contest of Season

Montgomery Blair's girl basket
ball team was looking forward to
its home game tomorrow night with
Sherwood, one of the two teams 1t
has lost to this season, confident
that it can reverse that result.
Yesterday Blair won it's seventh
game in beating Rockville, II to Z,
on its own floor, holding the losers
to one goal and foul shot in the
second half.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
BY the Associated Press.

0S Vic AccOCAatCu x4Cob
RALEIGH, N. c., March 1.-Top-
seeded Duke, which had to put on
strong rally to defeat The Citadel,
will meet unseeded Maryland to-
night in the semifinals of the
Southern Conference basket ball
tournament.
North Carolina's strong Phantoms
victorS over the defending cham
pions from Clemson, will start the
ball rolling at 8 o'clock against Wake
Forest.
Duke found the Cadets plenty
tough yesterday but managed to
squeeze out a 40-to-35 decision.
Maryland pulled the only upset OF
the first round last night by de-
feating Washington and Lee, 43 to
30
North Carolina had an easy time
taking 50-to-4l score from the
Tigers and for a while substitute
Phantoms carried on.
Wake Forest, trailing six points
at the half, put on terrific drive in
the second semester and set back
the University of Richmond, 40 to
"a.
Duke Trails in First Half.
Never during the first half were
the Blue Devils of Duke ahead,
trailing 17-18 at intermission.
Richmond led Wake Forest, 20 to
IA, at the half, but long shots
pulled the game out of the fire for
the Deacons.
The Clemson North Carolina score
failed to show the difference be-
tween the teams. The Phantoms
led, 26 to is, at the half and pushed
ahead, "a to IS, in the second Sc
mester, as Clemson failed to tally in
six minutes of play.
George Glamack, leader of con-
ference scoring in tie regular sea-
son, contributed 16 points for North
Carolina.
Maryland staged a second-halt
comeback, after trailing, IS to II, at
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Walters Tosses Park
Service to Victory
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON,

With Joe Walters setting the pace
with IL points, National Park Serv-
ice tossers defeated United States
Housing Authority basketers, 4O-31,
last night at Interior gym to win
the Interior Department Recreation
Association League championship.
National Park Service was forced
to come from behind to trim the
second-half title winners, who
grasped an early lead. Don Frye,
U. S. H. A. forward, captured indi-
vidual scoring honors with Is points.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Mount Rainier Girls Win
Basket Come, 29 to 2

Mount Rainier High School girls
defeated Laurel High, % to 2, in a
basket ball game at the Laurel gym
nasium yesterday.
Winnie Martin was high scorer
for Mount Rainier with 9 points,
and Eva Adamson was second with
g. Lillian Mari made Laurel's
points.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Wilson Joyvees Score
18th and 10th Wins

Wilson Teachers College Jayvees
won their 10Th and Goth games of
the season yesterday by taking both
ends of a double -header, beating
Southeast Rens, 81 to %, and
Damascus, Al to 81.
Curles scored II points for the
winners in the first game and
Garneau led the attack in the Sec
ond with IL.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Vet Lyon, Rocks Make
Pilot Dykes Smile
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, March be-
tween veterans such as Ted Lyons,
II years with the Chicago White Sox,
and a squad of impressive rockies,
dour Jimmy Dykes is happy over
prospects. 1--WE can count on IL
victories from Ted" Dykes said.
Lyons won IA and lost on a once
a-week schedule last year.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Girls in Basket Contest

The undefeated Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School girls basket ball
team will risk its clean slate to-
night when it tangles with Univer-
sity Of Maryland lassies at 7:30
o'clock at Bethesda Chevy Chase
gym.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Stuyvesont Horse Show
Scheduled for May 3
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
WARRENTON, Va, March L.
The 18th annual Stuyvesant School
Horse Show will be held here Fri
day, May 3, one day before the 10Th
Virginia Gold Cup races.
Seventeen classes will participate.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Georgia Five to Visit
Twelfth Street ~

Butler Street Branch Y. M. c. "A:
of Atlanta, Ga, will invade the
Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Gym to-
morrow night for game with the
local "Y's" big five. Game time Is
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Waite to Train at Pitt

PITTSBURGH, March R.-
Howard E. Waite, assistant profess
sor Of physical education and head
trainer at Colorado since 1885, has
been named head trainer at Pitts
burHh.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
The AnqeI Wins Another

HARTFORD. Conn, March ! up.
Maurice CThe AngeD Thillet.
freakish French grappler, continued
his streak of mat victories here last
night, pinning Ed Leo Lefebre Of
Montreal.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
St. CeciIiu Busketers
Get Marrow Triumph

The girl basket ball team Of st.
Cecilia yesterday defeated Sacred
Hearts fair sextet, % to %.
Eileen Mcintyre scored IL points
for the winners. Anna Logsdon was
high for the losers with 10 points.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Giants Yonq Not Shinino

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March /
P.-Babe Yong may be Manager
Bill Terry's choice for the regular
flrst-base job of the New York
Giants, but Johnny Mccarthy is
outshining him in early practices.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Totals IL 535 Totals Is 4 40
Half-time score-The Citadel, Is; Duke,
II.
Free throws missed-Mock, Holley. Va
lasek. 2; Connolly, Burrows, 2: Freeman
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Totals 20 8 80 Totals 10 Al
Half-time score-North Carolina. go;
Clemson. 16.
Free throws missed-Severin 3: McFad-
den, 6; Basnal, 2; Howard, Norman.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Conference Title
Basket Results

Totas----1S 743 Totals----12 6 80
>, Hall time score-W. and L., 15; Mary
Free throws missed-Harry d. Pinck
Dobbins, Reinartz. Q: Thompson. Mulitz.
2; Mondorff, Rea
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-28
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