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ROOM GIRLS

Continued Fran rzre EIEho
narH1es father. NV shouldn't
rs Htte Eirl 1--we this eaiet kindly
nan
Afser re wedding ceremony
taeae Wss = supper fer re entire
PARTY = private room At oHs
= re hotels then Daphne ar her
husband feok = plane for Sew
YORK h. traBk hsd hesn set
~ express fhe Week before and
taex wers 10 sal for Bermuda
ne following DAY
Everything W8s exactly Ike
story. Falth and sybII agreed,
When Mss Var looking STIR and
unfamiliar IN her new hlue crepe.
stopped II svhHzs room q discuss
i With then
Disgusting Exhibition
Jaaa yswnlne. SAID Il vas
disgusting exhibition rom begin
mig n end 4 vulgar show Of
What money can buy
I thought Dudley was sweet. .
Faith declared The Wy he look-
e At her as she came down the
aisie made ne want Il cry. I
could understand then how Daphne
might be really in love With Inn.
She might be but she isn -
Syhil said eynieally And once
she gets used to being Mrs. Dud-
I've Manton she's gong to feel
plenty sorry for herself"
Mss Van said. Maybe II viii
work out better than We exneet.
Daphne needs someone to cling 70
When I met her father. could
understand her better He has
never made her feel that she could
depend on him and It frightened
her to have 70 make her own liv-
ing
Joan laughed.
Daphne Is no more a cnncing
vine than I am. She has vii Of
ron. Didn't she make M her mind
10 marry Dudley Manton and
didn't she get It done Ever since
they've been engaged shes been
putting on an act. Heaven help
the man when she stops DRAMATIC
ing the situation
No Doubts
But no single doubt crossed the
mind of Dudley Manton as he
glanced at the delicate little figur.
IN the smart gray travelling suit.
The blue eyes staring out the win
dow were misty with dreams. The
wistful innocent mouth brought a
lump into his throat.
y don't know what she can see
IN ne. he thought, but whatever
1t IS I must never let her be sorry"
Daphne was thinking "Tomor-
row when We sail I'll wear my fur
coat. And Dudley will buy me
orchids which Just match the veil
of my new hat. Tomorrow We will
be sailing for Bermuda. What fun
1t Will be to unpack that trunkful
of lovely clothes"
She could imagine herself in
each outfit. Each one perfect. All.
yes. she was Mrs. Dudley Manton
flying 10 New York. sailing to Ber-
muda, returning to live in the man.
sion overlooking the park. And
meeting her husbands adoring
gaze. she smiled at him gratefully.
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Evening star., 1940-03-03
Leonard Finds Choice
As An-Star Hur|er.
Hard 10 Believe
Griffmon, Newly Arrived
At Comp, Charges Mates
With Joshine Him

By Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, March Emil
Dutch) Leonard, the plump knuckle-
baller Of the Nationals who spent
years knocking about In the minor
leagues before getting a break in
the big show, still is having a hard
time realizing he is a star.
Leonard, who won 20 games and
lost 8 last year and who signed to-
night for the highest salary on the
Washington club, didn't know that
he had been selected by an unani-
nous vote for the American League
all-star team which on March II
in Tampa will play the cream Of
the National League for the benefit
of the Finnish relief fund.
you're kidding" Dutch said when
he got of the train from his home
in Auburn, Ill. Il haven't seen
newspaper in a day, but honest,
aren't you kidding?"
Assured that he had received 46
votes and, with Bob Feller of the
Indians, was the only unanimous
choice among the pitchers, Leonard
grinned and said:
We'll I'll be doggoned. That
sounds pretty swell"
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Frederick High Bags
Rockville Basket
Title Tourney
Montgomery Wins Girls
Come; Sherwood Tokes
Junior {, uureIs
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, March a.
Richard Montgomery High Schools
long reign as champion Of its an
nual Sportsmanship Basket Ball
Tournament ended here tonight
when q crack Frederick team up
set the dope and defeated the host
quint. 21-l2. Haynes, the center.
was the only member Of the losing
team able to score from the floor,
Frederick's defense completely bot
tling up his teammates.
Montgomery's girls gave local
supporters something to cheer about,
however, when 1t nosed out Sher-
wood, 1915, for q championship.
No points were scored in the games
last four minutes during which Miss
Speck Of Sherwood missed with q
free toss that would have tied.
~ Sherwood, however, gained its
consolation by winning the junior
crown, walloping Friends, 1922.
Individual sportsmanship awards,
presented by Principal L. Fletcher
Scott Of Montgomery, went to Stull,
Esworthy, Baumgardner and Nc
Combe Of Frederick: Haynes and
Baker Of Montgomery's boys team;
Elizabeth Orme. Betty Martin, Mary
Williams and Elizabeth Benson Of
Montgomery girls team; Dot Fra
ley, Elizabeth Speck and Miss Bel
rich of Sherwood; Thompson,
Snowden, Jennings and Gates of
Sherwood boys team and Smith
and Townsend of Friends.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Army Beats Virginia
In Ring by Taking
Heavyweight Tilt
By the Associated Press.

6y the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, March O.
A quick knockout by Harry Stella,
Army heavyweight, over Harper OF
Virginia gave Army's boxing team
a ~ to 312 victory over the South
ern team tonight.
Each had won three bouts and the
175-pounders, Cadet Clay and Rath-
bun, had fought a draw when Stella
came In to flatten his rival. with q
left-hand smash to the jaw in the
first round.
There was one other knockout.
Southall, Virginia captain, okayed
Cadet Hayduck in 55 seconds Of the
second round.
Lavendusky, Army captain and
intercollegiate champion in the 1877
pound class, handed Lipkin Of Vir-
gihia his first defeat Of the season
in a close bout.
The 135-pound bout was equally
close with Coy of Virginia gaining
the edge over Cadet Clement.
Summaries:
l20-pound class-Reid. Army. defeated
Callahan. decision.
127-pound class-Lavendusky. Army.
defeated Lipkin. decision.
.135-pound class-Coy. Virginia. defeat
ed Clement. decision.
14b-pound class-Williams, Virsinia, de-
feated Rising, decision.
155-pound class-Southall Virginia. de-
feated Hayduck on q technical knockout
in 81 seconds Of second round.
Somervflle decision.
175-pound class-clay, Army. and
Rathbun fought q draw
Heavyweight-stella. Army. knocked out
Harper in 1:43 Of first round.
Final score-Army. Al; VIRGINIA, ga,
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Norfolk Junior Board
Wins, D. {. Third in
Pin Tournament

Norfolk bowlers, with a score Of
1,737 nosed out Baltimore pinmen
by a margin Of 8 pins to win the
team championship in the annual
Washington Junior Board Of Com
merce Intercity Tournament last
night at Silver Spring. The victors
were awarded the Acacia Life In
surance Trophy.
Washington, with a count of LIT,
finished third in the team event.
James w. Heflin of Martinsburg,
w. Va, was the singles winner with
407. His handicap was AZ pins.
Hugh Nesbit of Washington, who
shot the high single game of 164,
was second with an even 400 which
included 80 franked sticks.
Bowlers from Philadelphia and
several Maryland cities also COM
peted. The tournament wound up
with a jamboree at the Annapolis
Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Mayo 0utfights Iapp
For Golden Gloves
Feather Crown
Scores Technical Koyo
In Second Round; Petro
Decisions Bowen

Gilbert Mayo, St. Mary's Club of
Alexandria amateur. tucked Willie
Tapp away by a technical knockout
in 2 minutes and seconds of the
second round last night at Gonzaga
Hall to earn the Golden Gloves
featherweight championship of the
District.
Mayo sent Tapp to the canvas
four times-twice in the first round
and twice in the second-before the
D. c. boys handlers halted the
fight.
The District Golden Gloves team
leaves for New York at 4 pm. this
afternoon to compete in the ma
tional championships. Mayo, be-
sides gaining the right to make the
trip as Washington's feather repre-
sentative, also was given permanent
possession of the Phil Regan and
Charles Bradley trophies.
Other bouts on the st. Aloysius
Boosters Club card saw Lew Dun
dee, son of the former world welter-
weight champion, Joe Dundee, win
over Ray Landers via the decision
route, and Danny Petro Of WASH
ington win over Jim Bowen of Vir-
ginia in slashing scrap.
A scheduled battle between
Chester Morris of Washington and
Cowboy Jones of Richmond in the
heavyweight division was Cancelled.
Summary:
11s pounds-Charley Petro Of Police
Club No. 5, decisioned Pete Kearn Of the
Merrick Boys Club
liz pounds-Danny Petro decisioned
Jim Bowen Of Richmond
11S poupds-Jackie WAdsworth Of pete's
A. c. won by technical knockout over Bill
Dean of Richmond Il minute 80 seconds
of the second roun6.
126 pounds-Johnny Brodisan Of Pete's
A. G. decisioned Charley Schneider. the
Golden Gloves novice champion
135 pounds-Leo Marcoupulos. Golden
Gloves chompion. decisioned Frank Sui
I35 pound-Iew Dundee Of Baltimore
- ~ pounds6Allsn 1;i shreve Of Pete's A.
100 pounds-Ray Kanary Of Richmond
won by technical knockout over Jack
Crawford g minutes and seconds Of the
I26 pounds-Gilbert Mayo of Alexandra
won BY technical knockout over Willie
Tapp e minutes and 5 seconds Of the
second roun0.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Cagers
Sweep Golden Cup
Double-header
Girls Down Oxon Hill,
49-l7; Boys Trounee
GreenbeIt, 34-20

Hyattsville girls and boys basket
ball teams carried of all the honors
in the schools first annual Golden
Cup court tournament last night,
turning back Oxon Hill girls and
Greenbelt boys in a double header.
The girls won, 49-17. and the boys,
1920. Hilda Rees, with Is points,
and Joy Jones, with rs, set the pace
for the girls. >-ss
Jim Wilson, with IL, and Bob
Cullen, with 10, were high for the
boys. Hyattsville led all the way,
leaving the court at intermission
on the long end of a 22-6 count.
Bernard Underwood and Egli starred
for Greenbelt.
Jack Aiello presented gold cups
to the victorious teams and indi-
vidual gold basket balls to the play
ers Immediately after the games. A
capacity crowd jammed Hyattsville's
gym for the twin bill.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
6. ". High P|asters
WI. Again, Takes
Division Crown

George Washington High School
Of Alexandria clinched the Central
Virginia scholastic basket ball title
last night by defeating Washington
Lee High at Ballston, 27-20. The
victory also placed G. w. in the
State finals.
In the second clash of 2-game
series Washington-Lee showed to
better advantage than in its defeat
on the Alexandria schools court
Friday. The Little Generals held
Amo Gift, crack center of the Pres
idents, scoreless, but despite their
close defensive play, G. w. pulled
Into an early lead to hold 1t through
out.
George Washington Tuesday night
at Alexandria will meet Newport
News High and the winner of this
game will face Glass High of Lynch
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