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Evening star., 1940-05-11
LOTS FOR SALE.
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:aSdiyision. ready GA sale Tor homes aaso' from rom
xSeses oWNE g sos oe 81 ssr n
Nos Most pEATrIEW Az Lot ., m WEST IA L4N; y;
Il; hish and dry; s4so.oo. Green. Ssss.
YOUR CHOICE or GOOD LOTS m R1v:
Fecreationai tier; adjacent TO to new % homes; @
les rsss cash ssse g. aDS sfs So Ts,dI M
ave. Saturday or Sunday.
LOT. 1Qsx22S. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED.
eeIner Franklin and Summit, Kensington,
kens.asson Ken aRi; 81: Sl 500 terms Call OWNER
NEARBY VIRGINIA - EXCELLENT LOT
ton County. 81 900. Chestnut 1883.
ea3E edH1soE E LOTS m.s shs0 DP EASY sgse sebas
yTM s1es, SEAsdx a4ss5TooS g. can HSastsvls ssz
lando Fla. free and clear, good title; will
te trade al for or a VERY priced W
can finance construction under F. II. 4.
plan; large demand for small houses; have
a n'an sd3s X sla59zmstiGR e. aG M2r'h l4I pyei
st. NV Wash. D. c.
Ms jefierson st. A1E nofsS Of Eineola EsneanspA st
w4as1NANRHAWNER fSSS Y. s. NV RrAk5y Ms sss seep
= FLAT sITEI100 FEET FRONT.
nins sqas5s pSSse from s. 4s5s Man a Ess
=; 1343 H St. NV. District 1900.
MASS AVE- orPoSKTE pSRK FIT. DUPONT
tion. INQUIRE ssoi Alabama ave- "ie s.e. Sat. Sat-
ana Sunday ApEaRSST atsfTsSR1s' w Il IEE 1000.
SILVER SPRING MD.
IF H A. homes; large wooded lots. 2 blks.
-se55 Ga: Ave. Shepherd 2145.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
SITES AVAILABLE.
,eWe specialize in 18th st. and west Of
Whether you are builder or individual
Sns Some sS5eRs seeRsr sail US for our list We
Call METzLER-,IDI, ssooa.11oe vt.
eye.-Sun. and nights, Taylor O62O.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
. Have nearly acres nrby; Va. on main
shorrofare; high elev:. overlooking Wash;
$4,000 to $4,000. Reas. cash payment.
balance, release clause. viii consider ex-
change for good income Washington prop
erty. FRANCIS c. HEIGLE. 1417 L st. NV.
CHOICE LOTS IN D. C..
AND MARYLAND,
American University Park Chevy Chase
and Bradley Woods: include water. sewer
age and streets: wooded lots 75x15O, as
low as $3.50; will make allowance on
construction OF home. PAUL T. STONE.
1885.
Evening star., 1940-05-11
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

CASH for l936-30-37 lN paivateiy oVno0
st.5ss tax 4 truck. Call II. ooS2-w betyssn
Evening star., 1940-05-11
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(COntinued.

FURNIsHKD COTTAGE II FRIoDAIRI.
hot water oltionai; Iefersnces required; 81
Cent? d@snt.les csli WI s5oe as o. EM. 4 sss4 sN0e1
large rooms, kitchen. screened porch!s,
ss sssS'1!st; 81 sois ae;s aonss;s ssts;ss boat '7'ss
EYoN COTTAGE. ELLIOTT pL., BEVERLY
Beach; 50. to bay; wide lot; modern 5-r:
cottase; many added features; garage, 5
sus Sse %n; os.i. s ss Sa e.5 a a1.r. least
sYoN fesns oo sa 1867 res: ass &C. aste s14s
FOR sALE-sNdA1L COTTAGE on cHEsA-
Exclusive sss Colony II cave ,ro 81 o.t es
fireplace, beamed csilinss. electricity. run
boat and outSoas motor P0ssi caii Emerson % 51oi
RENT, OR sALEIART1sTICAILY FUR.
essIa gsS1m .rxs noqe.i o% k ss.. na bath III
Private pier. good bathing. nshins. crab
ao4th ssi Ur vest s'tsnSs RSsr +
SHERWOOD FOREsT-FOR SALE. 3 BED
rooms 2 screened porches, fireplace. EN-.
FOR RENT. FOR SEASON ONLY, 70
family: family: log cabin, fireplace; gas and elec-
cohoSiH s S4ia Hsa Really M'0eend co osferd esfsn
0575.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
beautiful 2-story and basement year
round home, z rooms, furnished: 2 porches
nreplace: elec. gas and garage; directly
ing and boating. Property is worth Sc, 900;
will sell for S3 800, on terms II sold at
SheStnIt hes Mt ave. and Bay 'front.' North Beach
SEE CEDARHURST.
Inspect new log cabin and cottase-type
oans now Il 1ood 4 rasds p.r 4
wall. harbor; lots for sale On Ches Bay,
81 miles D. c., near Shady Side, Md. A
ony. WALTER NJ BAUMAN, / Thomas
Circle. National 6229.
Evening star., 1940-05-11

BAY RIDGE,
NO. 1Os RIVER DRIVE.
cellar: tiled porch; completely furn.. ready
servants rm and bath attached. Grounds
shrubbery. flowers % SHADE. etc. ,ossIsa; owner has
authorized immediate sale at q sacrifice.
House will be open Sunday for inspection.
WILLIAM H. LANHAM, 1410 H st. NV.
National O366 or Columbia 5O19.
COBB ISLAND.
mus. sacrifice to close estate. INQUIRE Leon
st;nw. ME. 2300. or see MR.. ANDREW J..
NORRIS on the island.
DOGWOOD IN FULL BLOOM,
MOST BEAUTIFUL IN YEARS. SPEND
1910 LONG BEACH.
+ a. approval on COTTAGES now
monthly payments on new 81 500 to $4,000
summer homes. Beautiful wooded and
rolling 75x10O lot: $3.50 and up. Excellent
white sand beach on Chesapeake Bay. New
entrance road now under State construc-
ton. Electricity and many new improve
ments completed within last year. Easily
accessible. Comparison with other beaches
urged Drive miles south Of Prince Fred
erick on .Solomons Island rd. For Illus
trated folder or information. write NJ. e.
ROCKHILL. INC. st. Leonard. Md. 12s
Evening star., 1940-05-11
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-BEAUTIFUL NEW
home facing ocean, in residential Margate
maids room and Sseh 'eo eo Oil oseas heas
Open deck. Garage. Will be completed in
three weeks. Price, S13,500. DAVID E.
GARDINER. Realtor, 1925 Guarantee Trust
BLDG. Atlantic City. N j Phone 6-QQa0
Evening star., 1940-05-11
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

WATER FRONT PkOPEkIt-
FAMILY COTTAGE ROOMS, BATH,
fecreasion room; suitable yearIaroHInsa 1sIs ~.
home. Wonderful view and all conven.
aeIf a real BARGAIN. North s144
BREEZY POINT BEACH, CALVERT coUN- 1uIH
Tel. Falls Church 2156.
$3.50 powN-es ACRES WATER FRONT, ONT,
level farm land As miles D. c.; $1,000.
Lincoln 5441 or 7075-J. -J.---
SHERWOOD FOREST, 1l6 EDGEHML,E
Gated: $1,000, terms Adams o3s8.
WOODED WATERFRONT LOT, 52kx150
IT, on Chesapeake Bay; lmproyedd' d elsetriSaltSy Zee aS
AVALON sHoREs-;LoTs "a. %6, %; IN
after s. National 6496. 12.
COTTAGE ON LARGE WATERFRONT
line. Living room. bedroom, kitchen. lava
1 nx xsT $3.50 DoEbes W6sdes sssFe' ss4b
s54 sTAs555p ANP JssGS oas 5ias E9s Salr
ING ms 10. Well Shaded. running water. elec-
si'Yys oS Yyss sas Tai aHr f@bers, Nd s'ns
SHERWOOD FOREST. COTTAGE s45' si55'
Wnodley 3715 Mon. -----
FOR RENT-9-RoOM FURNISHED HOUSE
eievation eh alton a; xrtesian water good harbor:
mos or longer. Adams 1862.
FRONTING COOL HERRING BAY1IN1CE
cottage, sale or rent; very reasonable; all
ssss nnt,ns ns'al distance. sGs oxiord i OBS. .0
cottage on South River. 19 miles from
wss,nsssea sssaei sseap. Call Mon ssrvyn 40s' Also
SHERWOOD FOREST: 230 NOTTINGHAM
eottsge. for season. Woodley 1897:
EU1M5ER HOME On sLUTr q2yEELppoK 2Ins psS
na a s9S ,mS 5td {avatoIy s a. SsdI%s
MS ssl q rent ts ioT sessoa cali CATE oRSER
fractyeiy farn Restricted eoaty On sev-
sssI hbssh slds stsye
6. O.: must sell: reas. Georgia 273o. ~
FOR SALE OR. RENT : NICELY FUR
June | e .I;s October /; south SiSsr PARK,
welt Hotel. Decatur 0so0. 49,
OPEN TODAY AND sUNDAY-CLosINd
On bay: = bsrs.ins,. 81. 800: s.; 500 $3.50;
Hills Bridge. left at Bristol, follow Cape
Anne signs to Broadwater and our signs.
Mr., Tucker, n E. RYON CO., 1915 N. Y.
COTTAGE FOR SALE, $500; ROOMS.
chesapeake Bay. Atlantic s546. II. ~
POINT LOOKOUT, MD.-WILL SELL
completely furn. cottage very reasonable;
sleeps 10; elec. lights gas stove modern
bath, large screened porches. WI 1854.
LOT IOOx1OO IN AVALON sHOREs-WIIL
trade for lot IN the District. District 2724;
NO. 422, SHERWOOD FOREST. Md
Fully furnished for four persons for sea-
son to Sept 4th, $3.50; open. 12s
aAi,E. SHERWOOD FOREsT-COTTAGE
on water. furn.: bedrms., living rm, dim
ing rm., kit. 2 baths. elec. range. hot
water heater refg, fireplace, screened
porch, all modern conveniences. Box
354-Y. Star.
COOL REASONABLE. ATTRACTIVE, NEW
stueeo hunealov; ami; five rooms bath
large screened porch. garage lawn; large
\ wooded waterfront lot. Owner. WINFIELD,
Lake jackson. Manassas. va. Manassas rs
FoMPLETELY FURNISHED. ROOMS. ]
{uN bath, I shower, Iavetory, not-xiil
heat modern; on Marylands mosI oeaasi. MI
ful river. "a miles p. G.: easy tsrms' sacii;
hfs p5Ss 5sinst % rfdaS
Evening star., 1940-05-11

CoMPLETELY FURNISHED, s ROOMS. l
{uM. bath. shower, lavatory, hot-air
heat; modern; on Maryland,s most beaust-
ice price. snt,1rday and sunday call
Annapolis b616; Monday to Friday. Ch6est-
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Clarke Finishes Fifth
As Carboni Breaks
Bowling Record
New EneIonder Shoots
2,088 to Win Eastern;
BIokeney Is Eighth
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WILLIMANTIC Conn, Feb. IT.
Astor Clarke finished fifth with
1894 to top Washington's repre-
sentatives and collect $125 tonight
in the Eastern Duckpin Sweep
stakes, won by Mac Carboni of New
Haven with a tournament record
score of 2,088. His 15-game total
which beat by 10 pins the previous
mark established by Carl Frisk OF
Hartford in 1888, won him $500.
Blakeney In Money.
Ed Blakeney Of Washington, with
a count of 1885, finished eighth tc
collect $45.
Ell Geib was the only other Capital
entrant to share the prize money OF
1880. For a set of 718 he gained
consolation prize of $25.
Bob Fisher of Baltimore finished
second with 2,014 to collect $3.50;
Harry Peters, Bristol. third with
2,010 for 5000 and Nick Tronsky
Hartford, fourth with 2,001 for $3.50
Geib Turns In 1860.
Other coin winners we're: Joe
Gacek, New Britain. 1898; Claude
Combies, Norwich, 1886; Ed John.
son, New Haven. 1884; Joe Bonigli
Boston, 1881; Bill Dente, Bridgeport
1876.
Other Washington entrants tai.
lied as follows: Joe Harrison, 1886
Ell Geib, 1850; Hokie Smith 1920
Harry Hilliard, 1916, and Tony San.
TIM, 1,848. ..
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Ice FoIIies Teacher
Achieves Stardonl
In Skate Waltz
Long Used in Pinehes
Only. Frances cluudet
Now Is Show Feature

1nstructress to ~ blade ballerinas
she has trained in intricate chorus
routines during the past two years.
Frances Claudet, former Canadian
figure-Ekating champion, emerges
from the backdrops this year to
become q full-fiedged star Of the
"1ce Follies of l940."
Featured In one Of the most
spectacular numbers of the rink
extravaganza. Miss Claudet will be
viewed In Gypsy Filtration" when
the new Ice Follies show opens an
efEht-night stand tonight at River
side Stadium, Twenty-sixth and D
streets NV.
Paired with her partner, OSBORNE
Colson, another Canadian blade
titlist, she presents colorful skat-
ing routine to the music of Liszt's
Hungarian Rhapsody H." Her
competitive background and precise,
sweeping style has given her strong
edges, clean jumps and sense of
timing that make the new pair
number masterpiece of blade ma
neuvering.
Although her task of creating
and drilling the famed Ice Follies
ensemble routines has been obscure
and unheralded. this is not the first
time Miss Claudet has appeared
in the spotlights of the rink pro-
duction. She has served as some
thing of f1gure-skating pinch hit
ter, filling in where solo or dou-
bles act has been upset because Of
illness or injury to star. On more
than a score of occasions during
the past season she has stepped
into the chorus line to keep the
show moving.
Miss Claudet was a member of
the Canadian figure skating team
in the 1882 Olympic Winter Games
at Lake Placid In 1886. she reached
the pinnacle of figure skating by
winning the coveted gold medal,
earned through competent execu-
tion Of the 72 school figures. Prior
to that she held the Canadian pair
championship with Chauncey Bangs
of Ottawa.
For six years Miss Claudet was
junior champion of the Mimic Club
and then was senior woman's cham
plon for eight consecutive years.
For a time she skated as a mem
Der OF the famed Mimic -Four.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Wilson High Repeat,
Tank Victory Over
l5Dqt
Charlotte Hall
Reserves Help Roll Up
Points in 1881 Win:
Greene Sets Pace

Repeating an early-season VIC
tory. Woodrow Wilson Highs SWIM
ming team trou.lced Charlotte Hall
Military Academy, 1881, yester-
day at the Y. NJ G. A. pool as
Coach Art Meushaw Of the Tigers
employed many third-string men
to keep the score in respectable
bounds.
Outstanding for the youthful
Cadets was Greene, who captured
first places in the 100-yard breast
stroke and free style races, while
Stuart Freyburger led the winners
by winning the diving ard plac-
ing second In the breast stroke
race.
Wilson trailed entering the final
event, the 213-yard rtlay race, hut
its crack team OF Jim Burch, Walt
Falardeau, David Lewis and Dan
Chadwick won to provide the Tigers
with the winning points.
second sSs.Fd 'ss sasS &C. IT, hs Sdan:
~ cioqy.rd sss:sss ss..sssm.,rst, ,. S.ssne
W. nj second, tfeyDQIker tWliSOn} /.
third. Deasy Charles tWilson).
220-yard free style-Pirst, Chadwick
WILSON,: second. Bishop &C.. HI; third,
IWilson): second, Burch (Wiisonj; third.
1OO-yard free style First, Greene
& H.; second; J. Smith &C. H); third.
Diving-,First, Freyburser (wilsonl: sec
ond. Chickering wilson: third. Waddell
&C. H.
160-yard medley--First. Charlotte Hall
(0reene. Argent. Purdue).
2is1yaId ISsa relaycFirst Wilson tBurch.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Hi Ho Gains Second
Place in Jumpoff
Al PikesviIIe
D. c. Riders Are Unable
To Get Single First
In Artillery Show
BY ROBERT HENRY,
Star STAT Correspondent.

PIKESvILLE, Nd, Feb. H.
Washington horses did not fare very
well in the 10th Field Artillery
show here today and tonight. They
failed to win a single first place.
Hi-ho, owned and ridden by Lis
beth Steig, placed second in the
touch and out class in . jumpon
with william Loeff1er's Bowling
Green. Bowling Green also won the
Pikesville sweepstakes.
This afternoon Dean Rathbun, jr.,
and Col. George s. Patton, who were
expected to crash through with
blues, failed to connect. Col. Pat
tons mounts, which were entered
in the hunter division, were
scratched and young Rathbun ran
into unexpected trouble. First his
pony Chit Chat was subject to
measurement by the officials, who
acted upon the local riders request
that he be measured to determine
whether he was eligible under the
height ruling.
After this was done to the salts
faction of all, Chit Chat was found
to be o. K, but when 1t came to
actual competition he was lacking.
Rathbun rode the pony, which has
won numerous important ribbons
around Washington and Virginia in
several events, but failed to place.
Hughes, d. C. Boy, Scores.
While Rathbun was unable to
gain ribbon in the Getting Trophy,
another Washington boy, Jackson
Hughes, saved the day by winning
this and then making 1t q double
in the A. s. P. G. A. good hands
event. A member of the McDonogh
School team that won the Gov.
O'Conor interscholastic jumping
competition for the second straight
year, Hughes made great perform
ance in both classes to catch the
eyes Of the judges, Augustus Riggs
and Janon Fisher. The victory in
the good hands event makes Hughes
eligible to compete in the finals in
the national show at Madison
Square Garden next fall.
Meantime the host riders were
having field day against invaders
from other Washington, Pennsyl-
vania, New York and Virginia riders.
Another McDonogh School rider
took the main money on the work.
ing hunters event when Betty Lam
born rode Meddler to victory. After
that McDonogh scored in the hunt
teams class, with the schools first
team composed of Billy and Bobby
Rashe and Jackie Sadler, who won
individual honors in the school com.
petition last night.
Qualified hunters-Won BY Solitaire
owned by Thornton Farms, ridden, BY
third. Meribloom, owned and ridden By
Frances Gould.
WORKING hunters-won by Meddler.
set S sshoS nG Tad:a
4 By II. Q. Firor and ridden BY Hugh Wylie;
HshiTd' HiI1 KIM owned and ridden By Dorothy
Open nve-saited saddle horses-won By
Azan OF Boxwood. owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell I. Law and ridden by Mr.. Law;
second. PROSPECTS, Pride. owned by Mr.. and
Mahoney; third kSiso Queen. aioosR oHnsd Us ny by
a. s. r. G. 4. good hands event-won
BY jackson Huehes riding Lady windsor:
third. Hush Wiley s riding Prime Prince. "''
The Gov; oConor Challenge Trophy Nn.
terscholastic jumping competitionl-Won
BY McDonogh School, second. Garrison
Hunt teams-Won by McDonogh School
team; second, Hugo Hoffman team; third.
Garrison Forest School team.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Fine Play by Gamble
Takes Sting From
EpiscopaILoss
Gets His Side Is Points
In 32-27 Defect by
St. christopher's

st. Christopher's of Richmond.
Va. dealt Episcopal 1927 trim
ming yesterday at Alexandra in q
Virginia State Nom Military Prep
School Conference basket ball game,
but the Maroon outfit had reason to
rejoice despite its loss.
The occasion for jubilance was
the marked improvement displayed
by lanky Ed Gamble, hitherto one
Of many bench warmers, but hence
forth to be regarded as q regular
with the Episcopal five. Gamble
kept Episcopal In the game with his
13 points. i-..a-
CANDLES smooth play pulled Epis-
copal to 1927 in the third quarter
after st. Christopher's had grasped
an early lead and chung tenaciously
to 1t throughout the game.
Charley Blanton and Harry East
erly, with 13 and 8 points, respec-
lively, led st. Christopher's attack,
while Doug Bradley was runner-up
to Gamble for Episcopal scoring
honors with Z points. r..---
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Howard 0uint Spurts
For 61-46 Triumph
Over Morgan
Parker, Giles Sparkle
For Bisons, Pressed
In Opening Half

With a concerted attack on the
cords late in the game, Howard Uni
versity's basket ball team pulled
away from Morgan College to win.
6l-46, last night at Howard gym as
Jim Parker paced the Bisons with
18 points.
Leading, 22-1S, at halftime,
Howard lost the lead several times
early in the second half, then To-
Gated the range to pour a steady
succession of points through the
hoop. Billy Giles, who scored IA
points for Howard, was instrumental
in Howard's rally, sinking seven con-
secutive foul shots.
Bill Gibson, William Cain and
Spook Smith were outstanding for
Morgan, while Maurice jackson and
Perry Jones teamed with Parker and
Giles in shining for the Bison.
Morgan's jayvees defeated How
ards froSh, 44-35, in q preliminary
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Eagles and Skeeters
Play Overtime Tie
-
In Hoekeyloop
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIVER VALE, N. j., Feb. IT.
The River Vale Skeeters and the
Washington Eagles played a A.
overtime tie in an Eastern Amateur
Hockey League contest tonight.
Trailing, until the late moments,
the Skeeters' Art Shoquist, young
est player in the league, blasted
shot from near the blue-line that
that sent the contest into a score
less overtime.
Bill McGregor tailed the first
three goals for the New Jersey con-
tingent.
The Skeeters broke the scoring
ice in the first period, but Wash
ington quickly came back with two
goals and then went ahead, 81,
in the second period.
The game was orderly, only five
men going to the penalty box
throughout the contest.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
College Sports

Boxing.
assasl'' Atns T. wsss ssst vss. Hsysn 1ssss.r' e.
sena ssa' State: "a sytseaSfl ~; Virginia. IN sm.
ssorsh ssss ss!Sl'Pa Prosh & RSs' 4: vls,ni. Tech
Virginia VIZ. !. Tssh,s5a; sa,s,. n. C. State 2m.
Columbia IS: M.s;sa,9s' M.TSara. 10.
Cornell 1owa); "A; Army. IL.
Penn jasvees. 81 e; Princeton Jayyvvees, JjSyv;
Navy Plebes. 10; Mercer sburg NJ: A., II.
viTsiniss iss Tech Frosh' "a: Davidson
aettysbursS. 20: Haverford, 8.
Michisan State. ab: West virginia, s.
Washinsten 81 a anu nafei Lee. e IS: North Caro-.
lima. IL.
srineesen Frosh % es:'isaa as; penn rrosh. RS ~.
Temple. ai o. 10; 'sgMisi Manhstt.n. N, ss.
ss%nrshm9re' s~rnt1 9o. esGn 81 issfaystts s2
Sannssie Gnns ih0Pe1hs Pech 81 g. case Deksson ss a.
North Carolina. 40: WASHINGTON and
guis n ii bi q a.s1ria M!l,'F F.:h, snd Mary 3d.
Virginia Tech Frosh, IS; Pulaski
florida; ss: N. c. state, II.
sla,T a,,., Academy SO; Navy pleess ss
Mfg.s:5ssougs gs:5s :, NJ. A. 4S' Penn State
Indiana. so: Purdue, "a.
Northwestern, 90; Minnesota. 80
Michisan. 81: Iowa, q. 80
ohio ohi Wesisyg,ns M" az ~ Siippelv Roci
Teachers. 80.
Army. 4; Cornell
Princeton Frosh: 81 Hebron. 2. uo,.
Prince.1Snh ms d1,h '1yvses' IL Lafayette Hock-
Michisan Tech, 4; Michigan. o.
Temple. 80; Princeton. ~.
Army, 4S; Penn State. g.
Army so. Dartmouth. 3.
Penn State. 40; Dartmouth II. ~ >,
Navy Plebes. 80; Union Hill IN. ID
" 90 Rife.
Army, 1854; Georee Washington. l..
AL. Columbia. 1,26S.
Fishburne, i.271; AuEusta N. A.
1,212.
segss = o.re'in.' 'i'''' is' Johns He'i'n.
princeton. II; Pennsylvania, 10; -,
Nctre Dame. is; Ohio State. 10.
pr,nceton Jayvees, IL; LAwrencevilla
psinisston rrosh. u: Yale yrosh, g
Princeton. 8: Dartmouth.
Princeton Frosh. 8; HeveS1osd' y.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
6. ". High Basketers
32-14 Winners Over
Thomas Jefferson
Hold Enemy ScoreIess
In One Period; Cliff
High Point Getter
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l7.-George
Washington High School Of Alex
andria defeated Thomas Jefferson
Highs cagers here last night by
a score of 80 to II.
The visitors took an early lead
and never surrendered it. They
held a 17-lo advantage at inter-
mission and piled up more points
as the Jeffs went scoreless in the
third quarter.
Cardoza of Teejay sank a field
goal and two free throws In the
fourth quarter for his teams only
points in the last half.
Cliff of Alexandria topped in
dividual scorers with nine points.
Williams, his teammate, tailed eight
Evening star., 1940-02-18
FerreII, Russell Tilt
For Links LaureIs
Of Baseball Clan
By the Associated Press.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. lives Fer
rell, the defending champion, won
mis- way into the final q the national
baseball golf championship today
when he sank 20-foot putt on the
20th hole to beat Paul Derringer,
Cincinnati pitching ace.
Ferrell, a veteran twirler who Is
trying comeback with the Brooklyn
Dodgers, will meet Jack Russell in
the 36-hole finals tomorrow.
Russell, q former Chicago Cubs
and Washington pitcher. but now q
free agent, eliminated MedaNst Joe
Medwick, st. Louis Cardinals out
fielder, in the semifinals, 3 and 2.
In the quarter finals earlier In the
day, Ferrell, trying for his third
championship, eliminated Jimmy
Foxx, slugging first baseman of the
Boston Red Sox, 6 and 5.
Russell beat Mercyn Shea, Detroit
Tiger coach, 2 and /, in the quarter.
finals.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Anucostiu Club Crown
Won by Navy Five

Navy" defeated ''Notre Dame" In
the playof game to win the Ana
costa Community Boys Club bas-
ket ball championship yesterday,
1927. Plummings led the winners
with IA points, but a 'Notre Dame"
player, Dick Stockstill, wound up as
the leagues high scorer with "a
points.
George Washington" upset
Georgetown" for the junior class
title, 1877. Wally Sain Of the losers
won individual scoring honors with
70 points.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Unbeaten s.. Charles,
Falls Church Fives
In Arlington Till

The twelfth set of six games in
the three basket ball leagues of the
Arlington County Federation OF
Boys Clubs will be played in the two
gymnasiums Of Washington-Lee
High School tomorrow night.
A meeting Of the two undefeated
senior teams, st. Charles and Falls
Church Boys Club, is the feature,
scheduled for O'Clock. Midgcts
will play at o'clock, juniors at 8
and the other senior teams at 8.
Midgets-Cherrydale vs.. Lyon Park.
io JaniorsEHsreroft vs.. sallston. Lyon
Park vs. Cherrydale.
Seniors-Lyon Park VS.. Bancroft, st.
Charles vs. Falls Church Boys Club.
Leading scorers to date-Seniors, Dixon
tralls church,. "A points; Juniors, Fields
Ut. .Charles), 81 points; Midgets. Proctor
(Barcroft, 46 points.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Rockvi|Ie's '135' Coeers
Looking for Action

With several members of the dis
banded Rockville A. A. unlimited
quint as a nucleus, a 135.pound
team has been formed by Fred
Lanier.
The team has the use of the
Rockville gym on Wednesday and
Saturday nights and Sunday aft
ernoons and is booking games
through Bob Slater at Rockville
sew between 5 and o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Ice Hockey

National League.
Toronto Maple Leafs, 8, Montreal Can.
isns. /.
irrational American Leasue.
Providence Reds. z; Philadelphia Ram.
biers, 2,
Cleveland. s; Hershey. 2.
Iittshursh. .: indiarapoiis, 2.
Eastern Amatsur .Leasus.
Baltimore =; Atlantic City. Q. tovsr.
American Aeessissssn.
~. Aou1s' .: 1uuA ,. &
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Brewers Shade Sphos,
Take Second Place
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 the 6t6r.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. IT,
Washington's Heurich Brewers
moved into second place In the
American Basket Ball League to-
night when they nosed out the
previous r1inners-up, the Philadel-
phia Sphas, $3.50.
| The victory left the Brewers only
halt q game behind the league
leading New York Jewels.