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Evening star., 1941-03-03

department, like 40 per cent of all
similar departments in other schools,
continued to show deficit year after
year. An effort was made to stem
the flow of red ink by an energetic
campaign among lay alumni of the
school, but it was not overly sue
cessfm and the deficit continued.
This, plus the fact that Catholic is
not heavily endowed and, indeed,
has not been able to complete its
building program because of lin
tied funds, led to the decision to
curtail sports drastically.
1t was regarded as an unfavorable
omen when two years ago the Ad-
missions Board decreed that athletic
scholarships could be awarded only
to high school graduates standing
in the upper one-third of their
classes. This was tantamount to
barring all but the creme de la
creme of scholastic stars. The usual
requirement is that a boy stand in
the upper four-fifth of his class,
or in the strictest schools the upper
half. A scholarship at C. u, in
cluding room, board, tuition, books
and laboratory fees is worth, roughly
speaking, around $3.50 and in the
best years not more than Is were
awarded
The schools future course after
the sails have been trimmed and its
new policies established is extremely
vague. Certain it is, however, to
drop varsity football and this would
mean the end of boxing, the lone
paying sport, for the ring team was
comprised exclusively of gridmen
from the 145-pound class up.
Whether Bergman's departure will
affect Eddie La Fond, boxing coach,
director of physical education and
the intramural program is not
known, but it is believed he will be
retained.
Dorsey Griffith, track coach, is in
the same boat Wayne Millner, who
joined the grid staff as end coach
two years ago, serving in his spare
time from the Washington Redskins,
will not return.
Bergman Has Other Prospects.
1t has been apparent that Berg
man, seeing the handwriting on the
wall, was anxious to leave c. u, al
though not Washington, and it was
thought that Cotton, a talented line
coach. would step up into the head
coaching position. But this would
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Yarosz, in Pink al 80
Out 10 Win Another
Boxing Crown
Conqueror Of Champs
Feels He Hos Edge
On Light Heovies
By the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, March 3.-Teddy
YarosZ, the last man to beat Billy
Conn, is shooting for another world
championship at 30-and he may be
only a few fights away from his goal
The popular Pittsburgher, con-
queror of six champions or past
champions, held the middleweighi
title in 1885, losing it to Babe Risko
His title" victims were Ken Overlin
Solly Kreiger, Lou Brouillard, Vince
Dundee, Risko lin a return match
and Conn.
Il think I can take any of the
boys in the 175-pound class" Teddy
said. Conn is a heavyweight now.
My record compares favorably with
the victories of Anton Christoforidis,
Jimmy Bivins, Jimmy Webb, Gus
Lesnevich and the rest.
Sure I'm 80, but I'm in the best
shape in years"
Yarosz has renewed his partner
ship with Ray Foutts, the manager
who piloted him to his title.
Ray and have everything
Strengthened out and now we're 60
ing places" the unmarked veteran
of II ring years said.
The first place Teddy will go is to
a 10-round bout with Bivins, victor
in 20 to q fights, here Wednesday
night. If he stops the Clevelander,
Promoter Bob Brickman is ready to
match him with Christoforidis, who
halls from Greece and is recognized
as light-heavyweight champion by
the National Boxing Association.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
AdomsO Oppose DeIhuds Tonight
In A. A. II. Basket SemifinoI

The other finalist which will meet
the Regal Clothiers for the District
A. A. us unlimited basket ball
championship will be determined
tonight when Adam Hats and Della
ware & Hudson clash at Heurich
gym.
Although Adam Hats is favored,
D. & H has been moving at a
rapid gait and is considered no set
up. If the Adam quint wins, it will
be involved in two championship
games with the Clothiers, for a Sc
ries between those rivals for the
Heurich League crown started last
night.
With the main attraction starting
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Michigan Rated Near
.Cinch 10 Win Swim
Title Of Big Ten
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, March g.
It'll be Michigan's Wolverines
against the field in the Western
Conference swimming meet here this
week end.
Michigan's record sparkles with
nine N. C. A. A championships in
the last 10 years, and up at Ann
Arbor they call Matt Manns 194l
tank squad one of his best. That's
far from good news to Big Ten
rivals nursing hopes for an upset
this week.
Dave Armbruster, veteran Iowa
coach, comedies that the Wolverines
are almost "cinch" to retain their
title, but thinks Iowa has a bet
ter chance than any other team
to nip the Wolverines.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

polished of Joe Louis in two
heats.
Today's guest star-Arch Ward,
Chicago Tribune: How come no
one has mentioned that the U. of
Oklahoma should expect a bril-
liant football season now that it
has signed Dewey Luster as
coach?" Or that Friday nights
fight was a Lou-Lew, Arch?
Personal mention - Judge
Lands new hat is a nifty number.
During his 81 years as athletic
manager at Colorado Mines, Dave
Johnston has seen 13 football
coaches set up housekeeping and
II depart. The South will get a
look at Tom Harmon when the
Hammond tInd) basket ball
team invades that section soon.
: If we had had a parlay on Bay
View and Big Pebble you can bet
. we wouldn't be banging out this
dope today. Dick BarteH says
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Doyle Leans Toward Yonks Reds but Fears Draft Effect
Reported Hot Colby Job More Popular

team and who do you suppose he
left off? G.. Herman Ruth, than
whom there is none whomer.
Caught on the f1y-There were
more football coaches than fight
managers at the Chicago Golden
Gloves tournament. The Browns
have a standing offer for Rick
Ferrell which may be why Rick
signs those Washington contracts
so promptly. Just 81 coaches
applied for the Boston College
job, while more than go went
into a mad scramble for AL
M'Coy's old post at Colby. Both
Jersey City and Washington are
trying to get the Tony Galento-
Buddy Baer go away from Philly.
How come? Jimmy Foxx is COM
muting between the Red Sox
training camp at Sarasota and
st. Pete, where he owns a golf
course. Jack Curley, veteran box
ing instructor in a New York
gym, says Dempsey would have
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Charley Gehringer has the sharp
est eyes for balls and strikes of
any player in the American
League. They booed Lew Jenkins
when he entered the ring and
booed him after the fight. Made
him so sore he wouldn't speak on
the radio. Quite a popular char
acter, Lewis.
Question box-Did Jack Dun
can, forward on the Rio Grande
College basket ball team, set a
record when he scored 81 points
against Capital City College the
other night? Write Jim Porter,
jr, publicity director, Rio Grande,
Ohio.
Aw shucks-Taft Wright, the
White Sox outfielder, is regaling
his mates with a yarn about how
he caught a quail with his bare
hands this winter. The inevitable
reply is," Heck, you can't even
catch o n.y."
Evening star., 1941-03-03
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, March 3.-Golfer
Willie Turnesa's draft number
will be coming up shortly. Right
now Jack Doyle, the Wizard of
Odds" leans toward the Yanks
and Reds, but he's afraid the
draft is going to ball everything
up. Dan Cupid just called to say
Don Bulge has fallen hard for
Alice Marble and vice versa. They
say she's cut his matted milk
quota from 10 to per day. Also,
Don must be thinking of other
things than tennis for old Bill
Tilden pinned back his ears in
Fort Worth the other night The
draft has bagged Jack Naylor,
ex-Columbia backfield star, and
he leaves for camp today.
Omigoshl-One of the best
baseball writers In the business
picked an all-major league color
Evening star., 1941-03-03
.LoyoIa Wins Midwest
Track Title as Star
Sets Two Records
BY the Associated Press.


NAPERVILLE, Ill, March 3.-Max
Lenover of Loyola University was
a busy young man over the week
end, but he had lot to show for
his activity in the Midwest indoor
track meet.
He set new meet records in win
ming the mile and half mile and
ran the anchor on the winning re-
lay team as Loyola took the team
championship with S71a points.
Butler, co-champion in 1910 with
the Pittsburg, Kans., Teachers, rated
second with 81 points. North Cen
tral was third with 25R.
Iowa Teachers scored 221z points;
Lawrence, %; Coe, II; Northern IL
linois Teachers, 7; Milwaukee Teach
ers, 61A; Grinnell, 4; Chicago Teach
ers, 4, and Central Michigan Teaoh-
ers, 3.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
urges Dizzy Again,
GianfsConsider
InfieIder Deal
Terry Will Send Orengo
To Short; Reds Stort
Two Drills d Day
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 3.-The
encourage of the New York Giants
arrived at camp today from Havana
and resumed consideration of a pos
sible trade as the result of the re-
turn of dizziness TO Shortstop Bill
Jurges yesterday. Manager Bill
Terry said Joe Orengo would be
installed at the position for the time
being. Jurges was not able to
participate in yesterdays exhibition
of the Dodgers.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-None Of
the st. Louis Cardinals would wear
a No. 13 uniform last year, but
there will be one. this season.
Pitcher Morton Cooper. He asked
for it because II won a rattle with
that number when I was a kid"
Branch Hickey announced Pitcher
Clyde Shoun was en- route and
would sign on arrival.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-The Phillies
are chuckling over the experience
of Rookie Outfielder Danny Lit
whiler and his recent bride while
the squad was en- route South. The
two climbed on the wrong Florida
train in Washington and had to be
rescued at Alexandria, Va, by an
unScheduled stop of the proper
train.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Manager
Casey Stengel rates Buddy Gremp
as 'the most promising rookie" in
the Boston Bees camp and said he
would have given him serious con-
sideration for first base if the club
hadn't obtained Babe Dahlgren
from the New York Yankees. Now
he is going to be tried out as a
catcher.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif-Mau-
rice Van Robays, slugging outfielder
Of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is getting
used to operations. He had two
in the spinal region last year. Over
the week end he had another on
his right hand for the removal of
a sac caused by a bat bruise.
TAMPA, Fla-Hoping to hold an
intrasquad game by the middle OF
the week, Manager Bill McKechnie
divided the work for his World
Champion Cincinnati Reds today
with an infield practice in the morn
ing and hitting drill in the after
noon.
HAVANA.-The only thing both
ering the Brooklyn Dodgers here is
failure of attendance at exhibition
games to reach President Larry
MacPhail's anticipations. Three
games with the Giants drew a total
of about 5000 fans instead of the
10000 the Brooklyn boss had ex-
pected.
AVALON. Calif.-The Chicago
Cubs were granted a holiday today
by Manager Jimmy Wilson with only
one hold barred. He forbade poker
playing on of days during spring
training. The signing of Rookie Lou
Novikof yesterday left only Bill Lee
and Hank Leiber outside the fold.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Sports Program
ForLocoI Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

1ODA1.
Basket Ball.
Star Metropolitan Tournament,
first round boys, Coolidge VS..
Bethesda-Chevy Chase. George
town Prep VS.. Eastern, Tech gym,
first game 7:30.
st. Johns (Brooklyn) VS..
George Washington, Riverside,
$50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Star Metropolitan Tournament,
first round boys, Roosevelt VS..
Landon, Gonzaga VS.. Washing
ton-Lee, Tech gym, first game
7:30.
Star Metropolitan Tournament,
first round girls, Mount Rainier
VS.. st. Cecilia. $50; Fairfax VS..
Montgomery Blair; 1880; Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase VS.. George
Washington, $50, and Hyatts-
vile VS.. Sherwood, $780,. all at
Ritchie Coliseum.
Harlem Globe Trotters VS..
Washington Bruins, Turner's
Arena, $50.
Hockey.
Boston Olympics VS.. Washing
ton Eagles, Riverside, $50.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
&c. and Eastern Slim Favor Star Basket Tourney Openers Tonight
Tie With OIympics Fails to Drop
Eagles Stock as Prohibitive
Fovorites to Win Ice Title

Owning a string of eight straight
games without defeat, one-point
lead over Baltimore and the addi-
tional advantage of having played
two less games than the Orioles,
the Washington Eagles did nothing
over the week end to disturb their
status as overwhelming favorites to
snatch the Eastern Amateur Hockey
League championship.
Even should Baltimore sweep its
remaining 10 games and Washing
ton drop two of its scheduled IL
tits, the Eagles still would gain the
title. The balance of power leans
toward Washington, which has a
chance to pick up "a points, while
the Orioles can obtain only 20 by
winning all their games.
With every victory from here out
edging them closer to their goal,
the Eagles will seek to bolster their
chances when they face the Boston
Olympics for the third time in four
evenings tomorrow night at River
side Stadium. Washington battled
the Olympics to a 3-3 tie before
II 1000 fans last night at Boston.
Fortifying the Eagles down the
stretch will be Walter Thompson,
imported from the Port Colborne
Sailors of the Ontario Hockey Asso-
citation, who will make his debut
tomorrow night. Normally a wing,
Thompson will be transformed into
a center.
TIE addition of Thompson brings
Washington's squad to 16 players,
two more than allowed in uniform.
Coach Redvers Mackenzie will not
release anybody, however, planning
to Der ch for game or so any player
off form or requiring a rest together
with his spare goalie. Thompson
was to work out with the Eagles to-
day, arriving here yesterday after
being detained three days at the
border.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Bergman Has Other Prospects.
Dartmouth Below Its Record
Pace of 1910 Nearing Title

high-scoring mark for the season
Columbia continued in pursuit oi
Dartmouth by beating Harvard, So
18, for its sixth victory against two
defeats, while Cornell remained
mathematically in the running by
beating Princeton, 1927, to make its
record seven won and three lost.
Unless there's a form reversal
somewhere, there is little probability
of a change in the order until Dart
mouth and Columbia meet at New
York a week from tonight, and not
much then.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Sacred Heart, Defeated.
Forced Into PIoyoff

Sacred Heart basketers, District
Parochial League champions, will be
host next Sunday to Baltimore's s
champion, st. Martin five, in the
deciding game of their intercity
series at Gonzaga gym.
The WaShingtonu quint barely
missed clinching the championship
yesterday at Baltimore in the Sec
ond game of the series, but goal
by Guard Abeshoen in the final
seconds gave the home team l5-14
victory.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Hall Takes Stock Cor
Grown at Doytono
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
2.-Roy Hall of Atlanta, Ga, won
the annual national midwinter stock
car race on the road beach course
here today and claimed S400 first
prize, plus S75 in lap awards.
Hall. last years winner, covered
the 160 miles in two hours II min
utes for a speed of approximately
rs miles an hour.
Smokey Purser of Daytona Beach
was second and Tommy Elmore of
Jacksonville, Fla, was third.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
BY the Associated Press.

BY tbe Associated PreSs.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March g.
Johnny Allen, the tempermental
pitching veteran whose absence from
camp had Manager Fred Haney of
the st. Louis Browns worried all
last week, worked out with the
squad yesterday for the first time
He declared he was ready" and
the other Browns hope he was
right.
PASADENA, Calif-Now it's the
Chicago White Sox who are baffled
by the absence of a player-Mike
Kreevich. The star centerfielder is
two days overdue although he was
signed some time ago.
FORT MYERS, Fla.-Manager
Roger Peckinpaugh is starting to
rearange the Cleveland Indians
batting order. He moved Ken Kelt-
ner from sixth to second because the
third sacker is rated his best hit
and-run batter. Roy Weatherly, the
holdout outflelder, is due to be the
leadof man.
LAKELAND, Fla.-Dixie Parsons,
the veteran rookie; is getting late
start in his attempt to make the
grade as catcher with the Detroit
Evening star., 1941-03-03
20 Years AGO
In The Star

Tex Rickard, promoter of the
Der psey- Carpenter heavy
weight contest, announced re-
ceipt of a s750,000 offer for the
bout from the London Olympia.
Young Jake Schaefer, San
Francisco billiardist, cut the
lead of his opponent, Edouard
Horemans, to 142 points in their
New York match, and now trails
only 2,258 to 2,400.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Place Sandy Captures
Beagle Field TrioIs
IN the Associated Press

BY Tue hbSotIaVtu PItss.
DALLAS, Tex, March 3.-More-
lands Place Sandy, owned and ruE
by DR.. j. A. Ossman of Jefferson
City, Mo, won the blue ribbon ir
the final stakes at the Southern
Beagle Club field trials.
Finishing behind the winner were:
Maj or Fit, owned by Joe Phillips
of Imperial, Pa; Broad Oaks Bar
rister, owned by DR.. o. R. Caillet of
Dallas, and Shadyshore Century
owned by Ike Carrell of Decatur, Ill
Reserve dog was Pocahontas
Major, owned by DR.. Robin Harris
of Jackson, Miss.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Although
Dartmouth's Indians appear pretty
sure of setting one Eastern inter-
collegiate basket ball record this
season by winning their fourth con-
secutive championship, it appears
that the team and individual scoring
records they set up last year will
Withstand all current threats.
The Indians won their eighth
game in nine starts when they beat
Pennsylvania, 65-57, last Saturday
and at the same time they hit new
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Nash Is Double Winner
In TubIe Tennis Meet
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 5. - Garrett
Nash of st. Louis won the singles
championship of the 10th annual
Illinois open table tennis tourna-
ment by defeating Bill Price, an
other ST. Louis entry.
Nash then teamed with Louis
Pagliaro Of New York, national sim
giles champion, whom he had con-
quered in the sernif1nals, to win
the doubles crown. The two de-
feated Bill Holzrichter and Bob
Anderson, both of Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

oy tHe hSooSldIeu fIteS.
Today year ago-Bobby Riggs
won national indoor tennis crown,
beating Don McNeill, 3-6, 6-1,
Ga, 2-6, 50. Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan took women's title, de-
feating Pauline Betz, "a, Is,
IS.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Hockey Standings
EASTERN LEAGUE,

Results Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. 3: Boston. 3 Covertimel.
Baltimore, 8; New York, might at Balti-
more)., Baltimore, 8: New York, l latter
CANE tomorrowZsosson ss wash,nston.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Court Opposition Wanted

Merrick Boys Club 105 cagers are
seeking opponents for Tuesday or
Saturday on the club court. Call
Dupont 5701 between $50 and 6.
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Nine Seeks InfieIders

Baseball players, preferably in
f1elders, are sought for the coming
season by the Atchison-Kelle un-
limited nine. Call Bill Richards at
Lincoln 2391-W after 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Five years ago-Don Meade,
rider for E. r. Bradley and win
ner of 1888 Kentucky Derby with
Brokers Tip, suspended for bal
ance of season at Hialeah.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Ross Knipfel, burly Washington
defenseman, may have cost the
Eagles a victory last night when
he engaged in a punchfest with the
Olympics' Harpo Walsh. Washing
ton was leading, 81, late in the third
period and had Frank Mailley in
the penalty box when Knipfel be-
came involved In a brawl with
Walsh and drew a 5-minute penalty
for fighting and a 10-minute mis-
conduct penalty on top of that for
renewing hostilities en- route to the
penalty box.
With Knipfel and Mailley both out,
BoSton's Al Dumond located the net
to tic the score and send the game
into overtime. Both teams scored
In the extra period
Meanwhile Baltimore was serving
notice it won't relinquish its title
without a battle, for the Orioles
twice thumped the New York Rovers
yesterday beating them 81 at New
York and 40 at Baltimore.
Pos, Easles. Boston
RID. -Burraee - Thompson
Id. - Knipfel ------------ Anderson
c. - Courteau -- Spain
R.W.-- Dewey ----- Guibord
L.W Pranschke - Sullivan
Spares: Washington-Germann Scherer,
Rossienol. McCurry, Mcbride Mailley.
Burns. Macbeth. Boston-Mee, Desrosiers,
Chaisson, jeremiah, Pryor, Dummond,
Yourkewicz, Walsh.
Referee-Mr. Chadwick. Linesman-Mr.
Babcock.
Score by periods:
Eagles - o Ia
Olympics O 1-3
First period: Scoring. Boston. Gui-
bord Thompson, SPAIN, 1929: ., Wash
ington. Macbeth (Mailley. Burns), 4:45.
Penalties-McBrlde (elboW check, Yourke-
wicZ (high sticking)
Second period: Scoring-None. Penal
ties-Knipfel troughing) Walsh (slashingl,
and 40 minutes. MISCONDUCT, Mcbride
tholdineD Yourkewicz tripping.
Third period: Scoring-3, Washington,
Rossignol (unassisted), 7:26. 4. Boston
Drummond Thompson. Chaisson), 1872.
PenaltieS-Mailley (tripping), Knipfel %
minutes fghting). and 90 minutes. mis-
conduct Walsh (high sticking).
Overtime period-5, Boston, Walsh (An-
dersen) 0:24; 8. Washington, Pranschke
dewey and Courteau, 3:03. Penalties
None
Evening star., 1941-03-03
Atchison

Continued From Page A-i2)
Evening star., 1941-03-03

AVALON. Calif-The Chicago
Cubs were granted a holiday today
by Manager Jimmy Wilson with only
one hold barred. He forbade poker
playing on of days during spring
training. The signing of Rookie Lou
Novikoff yesterday left only Bill Lee
and Hank Leiber outside the fold.
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