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Evening star., 1941-04-05
Meadows Is Featured
As Texas Relays
Open Season
Seeks World PoIe-VuuIt
Mark; WoIcott Forced
Out by Sickness
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, April 5.-Eight
years ago a little curly-top school,
boy of Fort Worth stepped into
Memorial Stadium here and set a
Texas High School pole vault rec
ord that still stands-13 feet 11/12
inches.
Today he was back again-shoot-
ing for the loftiest height man has
ever scared by pull of his arms.
Earl Meadows, the Texan who
drifted to the Pacific Slope to be-
come an international hero with
the University of Southern Cali
fornia, will be trying to best Cor
nelius Warmerdam's outdoor record
of Is feet rs inches in the 14th
annual Texas relays.
Games Launch Season.
Present holder of the world in
door record of IA feet 71s inches, a
mark he established in New York
last month, Meadows will be par
ticipating in his first outdoor COM
petition of the infant season.
In fact. the Texas relays means
the major outdoor season has Of
flcially started.
Meadows, back in 1884, vaulted 13
feet, 1112 inches to share with Bill
Seton world Junior college mark
that still stands. Three years later
the same pair cleared the bar IA
feet, II inches for an intercollegiate
record that has been untouched.
Back in 1886, Meadows won the
pole vault In the Berlin Olympic
games Sometime during the pres
ent season he hopes for IS feet
inches.
Meadows was about the only big
name left in the field of 1900 from
distant points of the Nation.
Illness Mars Hurdles.
Illness, injuries and misfortune
had carried out three of the Ma
tion's top hurdlers-Freddie Wolcott
Marsh Farmer. the one-armed boy
and Boyce Gatewood. The trio had
planned to compete in a shuttle
race aimed at besting the record
of 58.6 seconds set by the Texas
team at the Princeton relay last
season.
Instead. team of Gatewood, if
he is strong enough after a flu
siege; Don Kinzle, former Southern
Conference hurdle champion of
Duke; Doug Jaque, fine Texas in
eligible and Pete Owens of Howard
Payne. will race against the crack
Oklahoma Aggie quartet.
Lawson Robertson, coach of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA team
will be head referee.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Dick Dieckelman, broad-beamed
Georgetown hurler who carves with
his left hand, did a bit of elbow
bending yesterday on the medical
school field and Immediately began
to see some weird and wonderful
things.
Twice he glanced around the in
field and found Cornell players
standing on every bag. He closed
his eyes, shook his head, looked
around again and they were gone.
He saw one Ithacan try to score from
third on a fly to left only to be
thrown out at the plate. He saw
another try to steal home and per-
sonally threw him out When it
was all over he looked at the score
board and saw that Georgetown had
beaten Cornell, 20, for it's second
consecutive victory.
Dieckelman o. X. in Pinches.
There is enough of the 2OO-pound
Dieckelman to make a couple of
pitchers and he seemed TO be op-
Cl ollllS ullOCI d Oudl pei oOlldllly
yesterday. One was the good, sober
chucker who throttled Cornell's
husky hitters with four bingles, two
off the bate of Southpaw Ray Jen-
kins, who pitched a pretty good
game himself for the visitors. The
other was the carefree Dieckelman
who walked a half dozen men, in
sisted on putting his guests on the
nearest base without benefit of a
base hit and had Coach Joe Judge
mumbling in his beard.
Judge was in a tough spot, too,
with only Jim Herman available for
relief work. 1t was a biting cold
day and jim had gone to Bill Wix-
ted's relief the day before, so Joe
wasn't anxious to make him work.
But just when all seemed lost,
Dieckelman took the pledge and
plowed under the Comedians.
Georgetown reached Jenkins for
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Lou Nova, 202s4,
California, stopped Max Baer: 22074,
California (S): Pat Valentino. 176, San
Francisco, knocked out Bob Nestell,
1921. Los Angeles (2).
CHICAGO.-Billy Conn. 17S, Pitts
burgh, stopped Gunnar Barlund. 1914 u;
Finland (S): Johnny Colan. 161. New
York. knocked out Settino Terracini,
172, Italy %: Booker Beckwith. III,
Chicago, stopped AltuS Allen. 1SS.
Chicago 90.
DETROIT.-Young Kid Mccoy,
1867; Detroit. outpointed Al Nettlow.
14412 Detroit 10).
Pittsburgh welterweight champion,
knocked out Dick Demaray, 149, Bis
marck, N. Oak. (5.
HOLLYWOOD.--Carlo Chavez. 49,
Los Angeles. and Manuel Ortiz. III,
EI Centro. Calf. drew 00).
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Taylor, Former Griffmun.
Signs Lansing Contract
By the Associated Press

by tne ASSOClaUeQ Press
WEST NEWTON, Pa, April S.
Danny Taylor, slugging outfelder
who has played on 10 major and
minor league teams in the past Is
years, disclosed he has signed as
player-manager of Lansing in the
Michigan State League.
Toylar, a product of the sandlots,
made his start in 1926 with Buffalo
of the International League. He
played with the Washington Sem
ators, Memphis, the Chicago Cubs.
Reading Pa0. Brooklyn Dodgers,
indianapolis. Minneapolis, Colum-
bus and Syracuse. He was coach
player for Syracuse last year.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
HustIing Portland Club Makes Witt Happy
Outlook Poor, but Ex-Tribe Pilot Has No crybobies

a so-so Portland outfit. The
Beavers were a bad last a year
ago.
Kicked downstairs? Sure, but
upstairs into peace and happi-
ness, too.
I've got 100 per cent team
spirit out here" Witt grinned
broadly. "All l want is results
on the field and I'll forget all
about front offices.
We've got a hustling club; no
crybabies. Just give us a little
strength, mainly a coupla pitch
ers, and we'll give good account
of ourselves.
1--WE already got Johnny Gee
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Dewitt Nine Gamers
Second Win in Row
AT Charlotte Hall
Special Dispatch to The Star.


CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, April
5.-Devitt School of Washington
boasts young, early-season baseball
winning streak of two games. The
latest win was scored here yesterday
in a l4-l0 eight-inning game with
Charlotte Hall Military Academy.
Walter Hess hurled a spotty game
all the way for Dewitt, striking out
II Cadets and giving as many hits.
He also walked II men. Dewitt picked
up 10 hits off Granlund and Brown.
A three-rm spree in the fourth
inning put Dewitt in the lead and
six more tallies in the fifth gave it
an edge Charlotte Hall could not
overcome with late rally that sup
piled five runs in the last three
innings. Bill Cullin'S three hits in
four attempts paced Devitt'S attack.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

he's the big 6-foot-8 boy Pitts
burgh paid $4,000 for, remember?
but he's not quite ready yet.
Got sore arm, but I think he'll
come around when it warns up"
Coast League guessperts have
relegated Wits Beavers to the
second division, but he's happy
to be working with a bunch Of
men who'll play ball for-and
with him.
So no matter what happens
after he sends the veteran Ad
Liska out to tease Los Angeles
young Angels today, Witt is antici-
pating a pleasant summer.
Yes sir. "Ol' Osk" Is q happy
man.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
5hootoff for Crown
Likely in Women's S
Rifle League

Barring upSets in the two weeks
of firing remaining for the District
Women's Rifle League. it will take
shootof at the end of the season
to decide the championship between
National Capital Rifle Club and Hits
n Misses
They are tied for first place with
13 wins and 3 defeats. The Hits
n Misses climbed into the deadlock
by defeating National Capital, $685.
1893 and 395-394, in a double header.
Leading the winners was Winnie
Smith who fired two successive pos
sibles-100 out of 100. Mrs. Lois
McDonie of National Capital was
right behind with a total of 1879.
ctondinOc
Evening star., 1941-04-05

ther, who singled to center in the
eighth and swiped second.
Starting Pitcher Bill Fulton never
appeared to get warmed up for
Maryland and after the visitors
had pecked away at his offerings
for four hits and two runs in six
innings he was removed for pinch
hitter At that he might have
escaped being scored on had not
Wharton and DWyer erred behind
him in the fourth Connecticut s
only earned run came in the sew
enth when Yusievicz doubled and
scored on Cuddy's single.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
By TIE ASSocia ted

By tie Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, April 5.AOscar
Wits a happy man.
Just one year ago, Witt opened
the baseball season as manager
of Cleveland's Indians. Bobby
Feller pitched a no-hit game.
Cleveland soon raced into a nice
lead in the American League and
lot of experts figured they were
a virtual cinch for the World
Series.
Then the blubber babies blub-
bered, Cleveland skidded and
President Alva Bradley forgot to
resign Witt.
Today, "Ol' Osk" opens the
Pacific Coast League season with
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Anderson May Inherit
BUGS Shortstop Job
B, The Associated Press.

E4ODUNIUlNU
Ell CENTRIC, Calf. April 5-Alf
Anderson's hitting, especially the
sensational two-run homer that
beat the White Sox last week, has
boosted that rockies stock with the
Pirates.
Manager Frank Frisch is toying
with the idea of transferring vet
eran Arky Vaughan to third base
and making Anderson the Bucs'
regular shortstop.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Blades, Cards Meet Again
b0 tht Associated Pr

bV lllt HSSOCldItu FTESS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 5 (P).-The
Cardinals had a reunion scheduled
for today along with their exhibi-
ton against New Orleans. The
Pelicans are managed by Ray Blades,
who piloted the Cards at this time
last season, but gave way to Billy
Southworth in midsummer.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
BY the Associated Press.

ST. PAUL April 5.-Bowling fans
will feast on one of the choicest
strike treats to be dished up in the
current American Bowling Congress
when many name teams and keglers
swing into action tonight.
Billy Knox, Philadelphia, who
rolled the first of eight 300 games
scored in national competition;
Jimmy Murgie, who scored three
consecutive 300 games in a prac-
tice session four years ago; Clarence
and Harry Thoma, Peoria, ILL.,, for
mer doubles champions. are some
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Werber Keeps No. ! Spot

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April (P.-
Manager Bill McKechnie of the Reds
announced today what nearly every
body knew-that Third-sacker Bill
Werber would be the clubs lead
off man.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

'Batted for Taliaferro in ninth.
Geo4se 9, M Washington 1S9 1o9 Soo Soo oSz-1a
Runs-Oertel "a. Gilham go, sokol,
D. williams, Ellington. Runs batted in
Gilman 90. McNeill (2), Picco CD. Sokol
Fitzgerald D. Williams, Ellington, Shelby
Errors-Carney 90, D. Williams, Catlett
(2). Shelby. Taliaferro. Oertel.. Gilham.
Two-base hits-Catlett (2l. .Amendola,
ham. Stolen bases-Carney. Oertel, Nc
Neil. Sacrifices - Oertel, Lusby. Double
plays-Amendola to Lusby to McNeill
Shelby to D. Williams to Jones. Left on
bases-V. NJ. l., 8; George WASHINGTON, 4.
Struck out-By Amendola, q by Shelby, 4
First base on balls-Of Amendola, 4 of
Shelby. 2. Umpires-Messrs. Fry and JEFF
rtes. Time-2:10.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Two for G. W. u.

Run-Dowd. Run batted in---McGinnis.
Error-aFitzgerald. Two-base hit.sMcGin-
mis-. Stolen base-Gudmundsen. Sacrihces
ward. 6: George Washington. g.. Struck
out-By McGinnis, 3; by Clay. 4. First
off Ayres / Hits-Of Clay, 3 in 5 in
nings; of Ayres, 2 in 3 INNINGS. Passed
ball-Dowd Hit by pitched ball-By Nc
Ginnis (Harvey). Losing pitcher-Ayres.
Umpires-Messrs. Jeffries and Cox. Time
Il. 40
Evening star., 1941-04-05

narski t23. .Scholl. Runs batted in-Mil-
Ter McFadden. Two-base hits-Jenklns,
Scholl. Pajak, McFad dden Stolen bases
Ghecas t2). Sacrifices-Ruddy. Castigla.
Double plays-McFadde TO WneS: Still
man TO Ochs TO Buffalino. Left. on bases
GEORGETOWN, :. Cornell. ;. Bases on
balls-Of Dieckeman, 6: of jenkins. 3.
Struck out-By Dieckelman. A. by Jen-
kinS g. Umplres-Messrs MorrisSey and
Mattinglv Time As.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

Totals 33 624 9 Totals 81 ~ IL
-Batted for Uhle in seventh.
FBatted for Leonard in seventh.
Detroit O2O 600 OO0-2
We shinston 900 0O6 1OX-7
Runs-Gehringer. York, Cramer. Chap
man. Travis. Bloodworth ~, Archie Fer
ren Errors-Bartel Gehringer. Runs
patted in-York Franklin. Travis, Ferrell
.(2), Cramer. Case, Lewis C2). Two-base
hits-Gehringer, York, Stainback, Cramer,
Barten. Three-base hit-Bloodworth. Home
BILE play-Bartell to Gehringer to York.
First base on balls--Of Uhle. 6; off Leon
ard, | Struck out-By Uhle. 4; by Leonard:
l. HitS-Of Uhle, in @ innings; on
Trout. 1 in 8 innings; off Leonard in
innings: off Dean. ! in 2 innings. MI, MID
11ine pitcher-Leonard Losing pitcher
Uhle. Umpires-Messrs. Passevilla. Stewart
and Basil. Time-1 :5S.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

TodIItU IUI 7 ulIVII III SIAIT.
Connecticut OO0 200 OlO-3
Maryland 600 OOO 5Ox-5
Errors-Whsrten f2l. Dvyer. Mcdonald
Harvath 80, Mitchell, Winzler Runs
Dwyef. Wharton. Radebaugh. ENGLAND.
Hunt. Harvsth, Mitchell YuSieviecz Runs
batted in-Winzler C2). Cuddy McHale
Gunther t2l. Whip. Mcdonald Two
base hltS-YusieviecZ (2D. Stolen bases
McDonald, Gunther Sacrifice-Yusieviec
Double play--Hunt to Mcdonald Left on
baSes-Maryland, ); Connecticut. = First
base on bans-Of Fulton, ]: of Fisher,
I. Struck out-By Fulton. B. by Hunt, /:
by Kovacs .. by Fisher / Hits-Of
Fulton 4 in Is innings; of Hunt. in 3
Fisher. ! in . innings Winning pitcher
Hunt. Losing pitcher-Kovacs. Umpires
-MesSrs Cox and Purdey. Time of game
p hours l. minutes.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

Runs-Mahsfey. Cady (2). Jeffries.
Leach (2). Melarkey l3), Karas C2).
Cockrell (2l, Bright. Shoemaker Grey.
Two-base hits-Kuldell, Hines, Cady.
Three-base hit-Cockrell. Home run
Leach. winning pitcher-Grey. Losing
pitcher-Conneu.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
On I Atu ~
Connecticut
Maryland

Totals 36 Q "a II Totals "a ~ :
'Batted for Wharton in seventh.
TBstted for Fulton in sixth.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Strong Finish

Totals -33 624 9 Totals 81 ~ IL
pa atted for IIhle in seventh
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Michigan Officer
Hurt on Jeep' Truck

WAUSEON, O, Aug Tins
Lieut.. James y. Edwards, % of
the 46th Field Artillery, Fort
Custer. Mich. today was in a
serious condition here after being
injured when an army .Jeep'
truck he was riding left the road
near here.
Lieutenant Edwards received
meek injuries in the accident None
Iof the other trucks in the caravan
of which his was a part were IN
lNolVcd.
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Firm Signs Union Pact

IONA. Aug. Is uNS)-Oif-
Gals OF the Ypsilanli Reed FuInl-
ture company today reported that
Mrs. Helen Green, head Of the
company. and widow of the former
Governor Fred Green SiEnCd a
one-year contract for the company
with Local A Of The United Fur
niture Workers Of America. The
contract provided for union shop
and pay raises.
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Ownership of Series r. Bonds II
limited 10 $1,000 maturity value
of bonds issued in any one
calendar year.
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Council 10 Fill Seats
At Election in Fall

Acting on the advice Of Corpo-
ration Counsel Paul Z. KrauSe.
Common Council today decided
not 10 hold a special election 10
fiji vacancies on the council
caused by the indictment of three
namheIA--------..------
The three seats viii Toe filled a.
the regular Fall election. council
ruled. when an entire new council
Will he elected 10 take office jan
uary !.
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enroute to their home after 3 ten
d4y7 vacation in Miami Pa.
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Mr.. and Mra. canyo Harris and
son, jimmy. have returned fran
their visit In Mariana. Pa. where
they visited relatives.
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have returned from Galveston. Tex
as. after having visited there sew
erai days last week.
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Of Elizabeth. La and Hrs. =. Ross
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day
Mr.. and AIRS. G. Z Poaey. III.
and Mrs c. J. Christian and
Charles. Jr- and Mrs. Ella Wanna
mscher visited relatives in Prichard.
Ala. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrk. Eugene Ellis Of No
bile spent tire weekend visiting
Mrs Ellis paeuts. Mr. and Mrs
s. T. Martinez.
AIRS Price Mitchell Of Mobile and
Walter lBusI MaiIette Of Bruns-
ptcK. Ca visited IN the home If
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Monday.
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Nj. and Mira c. z vossburg. and
Mr. and Mrs G. 4. Jones Of pT1eh-
ard Ala visited IN the c. + Posey
home last Sunday.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew King Of
Monroe. La ard kfiss TrTna Nc
Iced Of PaseaeDula wefe dinner
guests ii the home II Nj. and
Mrs. C. Z Posey, Tuesday. after
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Pearl Townsend visited Kenneth
MCGOWAN. who Il Ia The U. 8 Mar
Inc Air Corps ii Quantieo. va Last
week.
AIRS. J. W. Haar4la was a business
visitor 70 New Orleans last wednes-
day.
J. w. Moore and grandson Of
ArGmore. Tenn. are visiting ii the
home o. Mrs. Beatrice Evans. daugii-
"a Of kr. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed KeIly and
daughter and Mrs. Margie Davis
and baby left last Saturday for a
three weeks yts1t 70 relatives IN
Douglas, Michigan
%
AIRS. DENIAL spent the Gay Phi
day IN Theodore. Ala. visiting her
parents n. ard Mrs. ]. ?. Kelly.
Mrs. Bell Hughes q T1codoe re-
turned with her and wna an over
nleht guest II her home Friday.
3D.
Tom Evans left Friday for Prs-
co City. Ala, where he VIII visit
relatives for a week.
.
Peggy Joe Bass Of Columbia. Miss.
Is spending several weeks In the
home Of hex aunt. Mrs. Bruce Byrd
%
Aiss Mary Goff vas 3 business
visitor q Jackson. Miss last week
enc
Mis- Annie LAe Dobnson Of Jack
SCI, Miss. Is visiting n the home
ox her aunt. Mrs I'd Miie1
-
Af. and MFx. Ti9urEtcn swftzef
and Kenneth Lander spent the
Eeekend visiting In OautIer.
Co.
Mr.. and Mr. Bonnie Marx Of
BogaIusa. IA. spent tie weekend
IL tie home q John Haarnia while
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OF interest 10 their many FRIENDS
IN MIS- p1lnt nssa p-ANeaaznlla Il ne
announcement e The masElaee q
Miss MiIdFea WuesAam MoKA
daughter of Ms& Mitchell wuranAm
Noes and the LATE 81. No. If
Philadelphia. Mlsxss4ima % Carl
Kenneth EsssgbIsym q Mfs4 Falnt
The wedding sas sgiemniaea -
81 Mars Church PHILOSOPHICAL
Mi@.. Sunday morning. June =
ietls "a 10 ofraoeAs HsGn ptza1aef
Deignan officiating.
The bride sore : kseiy e1af nz@
sembie q hioseosn hlua crepe. osnA-
mentad sfth q blk walits cd. @nsA
sauase lazen collar. Her aeenaeshs
we're navy blue and white and hz4
eeaAaes WaA d pink killarney nesss
ard blee corn iIoNsfs Hhe eazYlAa
9 white nnan handkerchief llsaz nd
been Ia Tie possession Il haf asana@
mother. Mrs " = Ao4esA fastg-
tso years: are also sore au u1d
cold bxaneiet belonging 70 kar anssE
Hrx J u Lord
Mr. eseefn9gsu Il > graduate e
neiEnaseu College. Jae3agn. aim.
and has taaglzt III ne Mos HHoGaE
Hno9A foF ave YeafA a.. HesNf-
bAAm = : graduate 81 aTrsa9 III
College. M0bzie. Al and l. she -
q Mn II e pximas II M0zn eusnk
Afux a wadding TIP y naiNnt1n
Ieza4 uaeg I'll b - h1Ane Is
Ara4 Puini. Aliefe ne xapm 4 81
u4oxea - Efae NMazhssn Kraft Cnw-
pafaltan.
hsnea9 t1s OFT - ta4a Fasezs -
Een1iug ~ SEEDING Nefs AF. ana
Axn ! e HaneeI Il Nos pans.
II snd Mr. cian6z Faif. =. q
L~eaiaNiile ~ end - . p Lord.
sz@fN Cals9s az0 ~
Huxefs e aaiiIs. Mae6lasNa