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Evening star., 1940-02-06
Doubles Matches on
In DistrictA. A. j.
HandbaII Event

With only six teams entered, two
matches will comprise the opening
round in doubles Of the 10th annual
District A. A. U. four-wall handball
tournament tonight at the Y. M.
c. A. The team Of Randy Myers
and George Newman meets Art Sim
mons and Jack Seid at 8 o'clock,
with Saul Hearn and H. Scheffer
facing H. Bethon and H. Hiemke
at 8.
Eight players were in the second
round of singles today as the re-
suit Of five victories, two byes and
default last night. Jack Schwartz,
the defending champion, and George
Wendlandt received the byes, while
H. E. Bethon won on a forfeit from
Tom Mangan.
Only one of the five winners was
extended to three games, Jack Seid
being pressed, ALA, 1871, 21-12,
by G. T. Finley. Saul Hearn de-
feated Ted Fahrner, 21-8, 21-16;
Art Simmons defeated E. P. Messin-
ger, 21-13, 21-, and H. Schefer
defeated Hugo Hiemke, 21-12,
ALA.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
Three Invaders Offer
Variety Of Strife
For Middies

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 6.-Teams Of
three colleges which have achieved
leadership in as many lines will be
on the sport program Of the Navy
this week, with q number Of other
events Of more than average in
terest.
Oklahoma A. and M. will send its
wrestlers, Yale its swimmers and
Virginia its boxers. Each Of these
generally has been accorded the
first place over . majority Of re.
cent seasons for periods Of varying
length.
All Of these will be on the Navy's
card for next Saturday at Annap-
oils, while six other varsity teams
will be in action on the same day.
Basket ball with Pittsburgh and
fencing with Cornell are home at
fractions, while the gymnasts will
perform at Princeton and the small
bore riflemen shoot at Yale, and q
sizable track team will be entered
In the Maryland-5th Regiment
games in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
National League Club
Heads Open Annual
Meeting Today
Keep Mum After Secret
HuddIe; Dodgers Get
Roy CuIIenbine
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-What Ma
tional League executives think OF
Judge Lands plan for abolishing
farm systems was one of the main
! developments awaited out of the
loops annual meeting here today.
officials held a secret huddle yes
terday preliminary to their regular
meeting, but no intimation of what
went on was disclosed. They said
that a formal statement probably
would be issued today.
Brooklyn officials, pleased with
the signing Of Outfielder Roy Cullen
bine, one Of 81 Detroit players freed
by Lands, said that the ex-Tiger
would take over center field for the
Dodgers this year. Cullenbine was
given bonus of $25 900 and a one
year contract believed to call for
$4,000.
Center field was a sore spot with
Manager Leo Durocher last year
when he had relay team" Of four
or five players in service. Cullen
bine, a promising looking player for
a couple of years, is rated an ex-
pert defensive fielder with one OF
the best arms in baseball. A switch
hitter, he was used mostly as q
pinch batter last year, hitting only
.240 in rs games. Seventeen Of his
43 hits were for extra bases, how
ever, including three home runs in
one game of Bob Feller.
Brooklyn still hasn't announced
what players it has turned loose to
keep its reserve list within the
limit of 40. Because of the Dodgers
recent activity in signing new talent
including Pitcher Wes Ferrell, it Is
believed that at least three players
must have been released.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
Riders Choice as Interhiuh
Race Resumes; Tech Loses
Thriller; Blair Wins

The last half of the interhigh title
basket ball series was to get under
way at Roosevelt gym this afternoon
Wlwth a double header between the
leading Roosevelt quint and the
trailing Anacostia Indians and Gen.
trail VS.. Western. The first game
was set for $3.50.
Several non-title games also were
to be featured. with National Train
ing School entertaining Mount Rain
Ter at 3 o'clock and Rockville visit
ing Maryland Park at O'Clock. The
Eastern Washington-Lee game at
Eastern was scheduled for $3.50.
Anacostia, loser of all three series
games, will be fighting for its life
today, as another loss will eliminate
it from the title competition. Roose-
velt figures to carry on, it's record
Of four straight indicating it should
have little trouble with the Indians.
Both Western and Central will be
striving to stay in the running, after
experiencing rough going in early
season play.
Blair Noses Out Cadets.
In non-series games yesterday
Montgomery-Blair reversed an ear
lier decision from St. Johns and
beat the Cadets in the last minute,
80 to 30, while Gonzaga barely man.
aged to beat Tech in an overtime
game, "a to %. Bethesda Chevy
Chase won its twelfth game Of the
season by whipping Landon. IS to 10.
Played at Blair last night before
500 fans the Blair-St. Johns game
was close throughout and thanks
to close guarding Of Frank Cady,
who tailed 27 points for st. Johns
the last time these teams met, the
Silver Spring boys managed to win
Evening star., 1940-02-06

party at the Washington Golf and
Country Club February 13 to go over
details. Nearly every country club
around Washington is represented
in the group.
Ed Oliver Shone Here.
Chunky Ed Oliver, pro COLTS latest
sensation, winner of the Bing Cros-
by and Phoenix tournaments, is one
of the few men ever to crack par
at Chevy Chase. Oliver put on
miracle round in the fall of 1888
when he played Chevy Chase in
an amateur-pro tourney in Ct
strokes. This round included two
3-putt greens.
Oliver is a close friend OF Al
Janison, Indian Spring pro. In
their younger days the two caddied
together at Wilmington, Del. Oliver
now has Job at Hornell, N. Y. He
has played most of the local courses
in his several visits here and has
made more than local reputation
as long hitter. Oliver won driv.
ing contest at Indian Spring, knock
ing a ball $40 yards off the first tee
in competition against such good
hitters as Cliff Spencer, Witty Cox
and Lewis Worsham. Oliver also
finished in the money behind Witty
Cox and Al Joughton in the 1888
District Open championship.
Putting Held Him Back.
In past years the putting of the
husky Wilmington boy has stymied
him. With his lengthy slugging
from the tee and his accurate iron
play, Oliver has been potent
threat for three or four years, but
his putting has betrayed him. His
driving is long enough to rate him
as challenger to Jimmy Thomson
and Sam Snead, the acknowledged
top hitters among American pro-
fessionals.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

For the first time in six years
Washington has representative on
an important committee Of the
United States Coli Association.
Robert Stead, jr., Of Chevy Chase,
chairman Of that clubs Coli Com
mittee and former president of all
the golf associations in this terri
tory, now represents the National
Capital on the Committee on Sec
tional Affairs Of the national golf
body. Stead's nomination ends
lengthy campaign by the District
association and individuals to OBJ
tain representation on a national
committee. Stead also was on the
committee in 1884, but the initiative
came this time from the U. s. G. A.
w. F. Nicholson, chairman of the
national Committee on Sectional
Affairs, asked that the District asso-
citation appointed a representative
Stead was chosen last night at the
annual meeting at the University
Club.
Tourney Shifted to Manor.
Although the Executive Commit
tee previously had agreed to hold
the District amateur championship
at Chevy Chase this year, and ar
rangements had been made to that
end, the tournament goes to Manor.
Dates chosen are September II, 18,
10 and 20, and If the plans of the
District fathers Of the links game
are carried out the 1910 champion
ship will be the biggest and best
ever played.
Adopting a proposal of Ralph s.
Fowler, 1888 president of the asso-
citation, the links body agreed to
promote a tournament with many
special features. Among these are
added flights up to seven, and
dinner at the end of the affair, at
which prizes will be presented In
addition the present handicap limit
of IA strokes will be discarded. The
Junior championship will be played
at Woodmont June 26, q and %,
under the present age limitations,
and the mixed foursome affair-a
high spot in the local schedule
goes to Columbia on July 16.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
Wife Killed in Crash
As Bees Scarse|Ia
Heads for Camp
BY the Associ lated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANCASTER, KY, Feb. 6.-Trag-
cry overlook Les Scarsella, Boston
Bees first baseman, while he was
en- route to Florida to begin spring
training.
His 24-year- -old wife and her 16-
year-old cousin, Helen Vassil, both
of Cincinnati, were injured fatally
when Scarsellas car collided with
q truck near here yesterday.
The player and his 2-year-old
daughter, Elaine. escaped with
minor injuries. Two occupants Of
the truck were hurt slightly.
Mrs. Scarsella died in q Danville
hospital. Miss Vassil was killed in.
stantly.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
Baseball Sternest Test of Grit
In Sports Holds Chapman

basket ball refereeing trip. He picks
up a good lump of cash in this Off
season avocation-s1,100 in two
months last season, for example.
His price is pretty steep, so bucks
a game, take it or leave it, and there
are plenty of takers.
Chapman was off his usual form
last season-he didn't bat quite 300.
He didn't equal his 1928 records,
when he led the American League
base stealers as a member of the
New York Yankees with 80 and q,
respectively.
Snaps Up $4,000 Contract.
Still that didn't keep the Cleve-
land business Office from shooting
him a $4,000 contract. Fighting
Ben. who once fired seven unsigned
contracts back at the Yankee moguls
in one year, snapped this one up In
hurry
II thought they had sent me
Feller's contract by mistake" he
commented with a grin. referring to
Bob Feller, Star Cleveland pitcher.
Evening star., 1940-02-06
Terry Frankly Admits Pennan Beyond His Reach Thinks Will Climb
Stead Appointed to Important
u. S. 6. A. Committee; Manor
Gets D. G.. Amateur Play

But these affairs do not conclude
the lineup Of local events. The Dis
trict fathers of golf really had a
gab-fest. They also took under
consideration revival of the team
matches played in other years, and
after some palaver, agreed to en-
power the Executive Committee to
decide on the formation Of teams
and the method of play. Sentiment
among the delegates indicated that
teams should be drawn from men
with handicaps Of Is up. The asso-
citation also agreed to sponsor again
the interscholastic team matches
and an individual championship.
The single invitation tournament
listed on the schedule this year Is
that of the Chevy Chase Club for
the Taft and Sherman Trophies.
This major affair will be played
May Is. 16 and II.
Quantico Club Admitted.
Chosen to head the association
was DR.. Robert A. Kelly, who also
is a vice president of the Maryland
SldlC 1Oll hooOCidllOIl dIlu SGCl C.
tary of the Congressional Country
Club. Other officers are: First vice
president, DR.. Paul M. Stewart, CO.
lumbia; second vice president, DR..
A. Thomas Utz, Indian Spring; Ex.
ecutive Committee, Henry G. Pitt,
Manor, Ralph S, Fowler, Washing
ton; Albert S. Steinem, Woodmont;
Andrew S. Balm, Kenwood, and the
retiring president, D. D. L. McGrew
of Chevy Chase. The, association
was increased to a membership Of
Is clubs by the election of the
Quantico Golf Association Of
Quantico, Va.
Present at the meeting were the
following: Chevy Chase, D. D. L.
McGrew, Robert Stead, jr.; Colum-
bia, Albert r. Mackenzie. w. E.
Furey; Manor Marry G. Pitt. Ralph
P. Gibson; Washington, R. S. Fow-
Ter; Woodmont, Leopold Freudberg:
Army Navy, Capt. G. K. Heiss:
Burning Tree, Walter R. Tucker
man; Congressional, Drs. o. U.
Singer, R. A. Keilty; Capital, Roy
K. Aten. George Molloy; Kenwood.
DR.. E. B. Frank, A. S. Balm; Indian
Spring, Earl w. Clary.