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Evening star., 1941-12-11
BeIIoise Lacks Steam
In Blows but Gets
Nod Over Fur
Bout Disoppoints LII
As Phil Looks Good
In Only One Round

Steve Belloise won the nod over
Phil F1urr in their l0-round engage
ment last night at Uline Arena, but
the / III customers who parted with
Sl871 to see the scrap were vlsioly
disappointed. The sailor plainly has
lost the punch that took him to the
very threshold OF the middleweight
throne room.
FUR didn't look good either. After
the second round in which he belted
Belloise briskly on the whiskers,
knocking him into the ropes and
threatening to Ice him down for
keeps, Phil was Just in there On a
pass and making very little trouble.
Steve recovered quickly from the
effects Of the second-round punch
and was smart enough to box the
veteran from that juncture, piline
up a comfortable margin on points.
Maybe Steve Mamakos would be
good opponent for Belloise, but
Matchmaker Johnny Atten isn't
breaking any legs to sign the bout.
First Of all, war may prevent Belloise
from accepting any outside engage
ments for . spell, and, secondly, he
has too much left hand, too much
foot and too much ring generalship
for the durable Greek.
Belloiss certainly wouldn't kayo
Namakoe. He teed OF on FuT's
chin with al the dynamite in his
15s-pound frame, and didn't feaze
the old guy. Once, in the fifth
round, he pulled q japanese attack
you know. sneak punches-and
caught Phillip snoring soundly. But
Fur neither backed up nor was he
badly hurt. He moved in with both
hands pumping TO the body and
forced Belloise to take cover.
Furr forced the issue the entire
distance, but couldn't solve Belloise'f
defense, and his punches generally
were ineffective. Steve. on the other
hand. used a left hook and jab to
advantage. and was busy fellow or
the inside with both mittens.
In other bouts Lou Bass outpolnt-
ed Jim Hill; Peewee Lewis scored q
t.ko. over Norman Fleming; Ivy
Proctor outpointed Buddy Thomal
with the aid Of two knockdowns-
and Oscar Wright won a t-ko from
somebody calling himself Whistlin
Willie Roach. L. F. A.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Szabo-Green Hornet
Rass|e Will Return
StrangIer 10 Ring

Stranger Lewis remember him?l
will make his first appearance in IS
years in rassling ring at Turner'S
Arena tonight when he referees the
weeks feature match between San
dor Szabo, claimant to the cham
pionship. and the unmasked Green
Hornet tnee big Jim Henry.
Both Szabo and Henry agreed TO
Lewis as the referee, and the
Stranger will crawl through the
ropes for the first time since he last
wrestled in 1927.
Supporting matches will send
Sailor Sammy Simms. the Navy's
champion, against Eddie Newman;
Celia Blevins. an Indian girl, against
Gladys Gillem of Oklahoma: Leo
Numa, University Of Washington
football star. against larrupin' Lou
Plummer. and Stanley Pinto against
Fred Carone.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Roosevelt Will Give
barons Acid Test
In Game Today
Postponed Cage Contest
Gives Line on CUNTS;
Johnnies Building
By GEORGE HUBFR.

Bethesda Chevy Chase basket ball
players were to get their first real
test of strength today playing
Roosevelt, high school and Duke
Durham tournament champions last
year, in a game postponed from
Tuesday because of an air raid
warning at the suburban school.
The Barons already have won one
game, but that contest was hardly
revealing of the caliber Of the team.
Coach Al Vogt has only two letter
men returning from last years team.
While there's a lot Of individual
ability on the squad, it is too early
to tell whether Bethesda Chevy
Chase will again present an out
standing quintet. Lack of expert
ence figures to be the main obstacle
in early-sesson games. although this
drawback can be removed as the
schedule progresses.
Letter men returning are Bud
CTenins and Dick Poerstel. both
good players. Among the outstand-
ing newcomers are Bob Brewer, who
may earn a regular starting posi-
ton; Carl Julian. a transfer from
Waterville. Me; Haven Rattew, a
6-foot-6 center. who appears better
than most tall boys, and Harry
Philips and Skeet Latimer, up from
last years Junior teams.
A fair crop Of experienced players
is working with Coach Gene Angus
terrier at ST. Johns in hopes of i'm
proving on last years record, and
although potentielly the Johnnies
have a good team now, they should
be even better next season. Gene
has five letter men on his squad
and one is a senior They are
George Hughes and Bernie Healy
sophomores; Chuck Dudley and Pal
Mccarthy. juniors, and Jack Cooke
senior A youngster, Sleepy Thomp-
son. may break into the starting
lineup In place of one Of these
however. Other candidates for the
team who will stick are Billy Bro
gran, Dick Giebel, Clark Harmon
and Dick Harlow.
Hughes and Dudley. forwards, and
Healy. center. provide the quint with
plenty of height, all being feet oil
better. Dudley and Thompson, along
with Cooke. also are showing somt
good long-range shooting in prac-
tice. Mccarthy is another who
promises to be outstanding this sea.
son and demonstrates good all
around defensive and shooting skill
in scrimmage drills.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Bing Moen Threatens
Trouble for Pin Aces
In Davis Tourney
Hits $40 Ladies' League
Score os Wormup for
Big Bottle Sunday

Warming up with 37o last night as
her third-piace Ki-Skor team
trimmed Clarendon. 2-1, in a Ladies
District League match, Ingomar
(Bing) Moen today loomed as a oe-
cided dark horse" in Sundays 18th
annual Meyer Davis duckpin event
to be held at Lucky Strike.
Capt. Lucille Young, who will De
seeking her first victory in the city's
oldest affair Of its kind for woman
rollers. with 371, paved the way for
pacesetting Chevy Chase to sweep
Anacostia and increase its lead over
Lafayette to two games. Led by
Georgia Hays 379, Lafayette
trounced Brookland. 2-1.
Other matches resulted in Arcadia
blanking Del RAY as Beth Minson
led with 372. while Red Circle Food
Shop tripped King Fin, I'll, with
Julia Young's 342 high and Rem
devious nicked Rosslyn, 2-l. with
Margaret Lynn's l38 and Annette
Behan's 33l giving the winners ths
edge.
Sweeping pace-settlng Arlington
in a crucial Mems District League
battle. Hi-Skor rollers today had
moved within one game Of the lead
ers to deadlock the runnerup spot
with champion Lucky Strike and
Rosslyn. Lucky Strike swamped
Penn Recreation while Ro6slyn
dropped 81 decision to King Pin.
Andy Gleeson's 395 and Irwin
Simons 387 featured the timely Hi
Skor victory Russell (Skeets) Parks
l5O-400 and Bub Guethler's 3S9
paced the Luckies' sweep. Bill Beat
| tvs 1882 and Sam Shreve's i47--
386 we're the heavy blows in the King
| Pin win.
In other matches. Del Ray beat
| Georgetown, 2-l; Arcadia ronped
over Hyattsville. Lafayette routed
Bethesda, Spillway tripped Brook
| land. 81, and Clarendon took the
odd game from Convention Hall.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Hornets Win, ) 10 7,
Stretch Hot Streak
In Hockey Loop
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
American Hockey League fans are
beginning to realize what is meant
by the expression mad as hornet"
from watching the Pittsburgh
Hornets swarm all over the opposi-
ton lately.
During the first month OF the sea-
son the Hornets couldn't even work
up q loud buzz and went down to
defeat in 10 of their first IL games.
However, they suddenly found their
sting and for the last two weeks
have been using it effectively on
all corners.
Last night they gained revenge
over the Cleveland Barons for an
early-season defeat by edging out
a 80 decision for their fifth straight
victory at home.
In the Eastern division the Phila-
delphia Rockets moved into tie for
third place with Providence and
Washington by turning back the
leading Springfield Indians, Az
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Giant Centers to Foce
In League Struggle

A battle of giant centers is ex-
pected to feature tomorrow nights
American Basket Ball League game
at Turner's Arena in which the
undefested Washington Brewers will
attempt to defend their league lead
ership against the Wilmington Blue
Bombers.
Herman Knupple. the Brewers
pivot man. stands 6-foot-7 and
weighs 225 pounds while Ed Sadow-
sky, of the Bombers. is 245-pound-
er who measures 6-foot-6. Sadow-
sky was an all-America college cen
ter with Seton Hall and chosen all
tournament star when he played
with the Detroit Eagles.
The Brewers were considering a
deal in which Moe Dubilier would
go to the PHILADELPHIA Sphas in ez-
change for Moe Goldman.
Evening star., 1941-12-11

in eight games. Spangler likely
will head for Missouri q.
Gwyn Fletcher Is feet, ITS
pounds) who scored q touch
downs and passed for 8 for the
Barium Springs IN. c. Orphan
age team. will enter Davidson
College like every other boy
from that home.
Georgia scribes say Frank
Sinkwi"h's successor will be an
other youngstown tOhio) boy.
Al Perl. v-..,o was "f7rmed out"
this year to Georgia Military
College.
Pop pops off-What's in
. name. anyhow? Worth Little,
halfback, was voted the most
valuable player. on the Gulf
High School team. which won
the Florida West Coast Confer
ence championship for New Port
Richey.
Cleaning the cut - Jimmy
Dykes two sons, Jimmy, r., and
Evening star., 1941-12-11
OUTDOORS With BILL .exEsDAN
Anglers Like NyIon for Smelling Hooks
thinner Scores in Black Bass Contest

There is being manufactured =
monohliment of nylon that will take
the place of gut on snelled hooks as
the same product has done to some
degree for the fine Spanish gut from
which leaders were made.
This new material used as smells
will not fray or split, get rough or
brittle, and the diameter always Is
uniform. 1t is of real interest to
tackle dealers for it has long shelf
life. There is no necessity for soak
ing as Is usual with natural gut.
Hooks snelled with this material
will come from manufacturers so
there will not be any trouble in the
tying. Until anglers learned the
knots that would hold. the nylon
leaders were not we'll liked.
Winner in the Western Auto black
bass contest from this area was
Culver Zinlmer, with a largemouth
weighing pounds ounces. Will
liam w. Morgan was runnerup with
a fish of the same species that
weighed 4 pounds 10 ounces Third
to fifth places were taken by small
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Morris Brown Heads
To Vulcan Bowl With
10 Straight Wins
Atlanta College Ruted
Best Of Negro Teams
For Second Year
By the Associsted Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Dec. ll-If any Negro
football team is to stop Morris
Brown College OF Atlanta this sea-
son it will have to be the Langston
University Lions Of Oklahoma in
Birmingham Vulcan Bowl game
January l.
Morris Brown, claimant of the
1910 Negro national grid champion
ship. roared through the l94l sea-
son with nine straight wins over
regularly scheduled foes and wound
up the campaign with a 76 victory
over North Carolina College of Dur
ham last week end in Peach Bios
som post contest at Colum-
bus. Ga.
North Carolina was the last re-
manning challenger for the champ
ionship..
Final standings under the Dick
inson rating system. accepted by all
four major conferences Of Negro
collegiate football, put Morris Brown
at the top for a second successive
year, with Florida A. g. NJ. as run
ner-up.
North Carolina College finished
third and Langston fourth.
For the second straight year the
Negro national scoring crown was
won by John big Train) Moody,
Morris Brown fullback from Free
port, Pa. He piled up 81 points
finishing just three ahead Of Albert
Cant, Florida A. g. M. sophomore
from GAINESVILLE, Fla.
Here are the final standings:
Evening star., 1941-12-11

games against such. as Harvard,
Oklahoma, Oregon State, etc.
Today's guest star-Sec Tay-
lor, Des Moines da.) Register:
Bernie Bierman's efforts to con-
ceal the fine points OF that fast
play his team pulled to defeat
Northwestern-the play nobody
saw-were il vain. The Japan
ese got the iGea all right. They
engaged us in conversation and
snapped the ball while we weren't
locking"
Future book-Notable concen-
trations of big college scouts
have been observed around Ell
lisville, Miss, where the Jones
County junior college team won
nine games for the schools sec
ond football title and sixth con-
secutive athletic championship,
and around Cot1eyville, Kans.,
where Junior College Halfback
Gene spangler gained 1904 yards
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Wcr Takes Home Floor From Noted Bradley Tech Five
Another oh Sikxs Successor Fe Praised for EnIstng Navy

Charley, are due for tryouts next
spring with the White Sox Wa
terloo Uowa) farm. Joe Shee-
ketski, who resigned as Holy
Cross coach, is reported ready
to join the F. B. I. as head Of
its physical training department.
Bert Corbeau, coach of the
Atlantic City Sea Gulls hockey
team, keens his boys on edge by a
sign in the dressing room. 1t
says: Trains leaving for Canada
every hour"
Not to be outdone by Ossie So
lem's "Y" formation. Lew An
dreas has come IN with double
pivot" for his Syracuse u. basket
ball team.
Ever hear of a Pier 8 brawl in
tennis? Well, what used to be
Pier s, Tompkinsville, Staten
Island. has been turned into q
recreation center. and . couple
OF major indoor tennis events
may be held there.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Gates, Isoocs to Join
Washington Beers

Pop Gates, one OF the best centers
in colored basket ball ranks today.
and Johnny Isaacs. one of Gates
teammates with last years Renais-
sance Stars. have been signed by
the Washington Bears, it was an
nounced today.
Both are expected here in plenty
of time to accustom themselves to
the Bears play before the Brooklyn
Dodgers are met Sunday night at
Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
20 Years AGO
In The Stor

Clark Griffith has made no de-
cision regarding a manager for
the Washington Club to succeed
George McBridge who recently
resigned. although Clyde Milan
prominently is mentioned.
Florence, Wertz. Comstock and
McQuade Of Georgetown and
Nisbet and Brewer Of Maryland
were placed on the first ALL
South Atlantic football team.
Maryland is planning a come
back in track ard field sports
with H. c. Byrd. director of ath-
letics. forming a team for winter
and spring competition.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
sylvia Wilkinson Modest Bowler Takes Lead Stars Defense Bond Tourney
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Hockey.
Indianapolis Capitols vs., Wash
ington Lions, Uline Arena, $50.
Wrestling.
Weekly program OF fve
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Western Maryland vs.. George
town. Tech gym. 8:45.
Quantico Marines VS.. George
town Freshmen, Tech gym, TBS.
Catholic U. VS.. Gallaudet,
Eastern gym, $50.
George Washington High at
Western, $50.
Gonzaga at Coolidge, 7:30.
Rockville at Bethesda-Chev
Chase, 500 Gunior preliminary.
Briarley at Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring, 800.
Hockey.
Johnstown Bluebirds VS.. Wash
ington Eagles. Riverside Stadium,
$50.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Gallaudet at American Z. 800.
Wake Forest vs.. George Wash
inPtOn. Tefh Py-n1 1'45
Maryland VS.. U. Richmond.
Richmond. Va.
Roosevelt VS.. Randolph Macon,
Front Royal, Va.
Hockey.
Pennsylvania VS.. Georgetown,
Riverside Stadium. 800.
Washington Eagles VS.. Boston
Olympics. Boston.
Washington Lions VS.. Phila-
delphia Rockets, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
By HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.,
Wide World Sports Columnist

NEW YORK, Dec. II. - Bob
Feller made a wise move when
he joined up with the Naval Re
serve. The fact that he didn't
wait for the draft brought credit
to himself and to baseball in gen.
eral.
Frank Lawrence suggests that
If night baseball is banned, the
game might be saved by double
daylight saving. IF we could
save one hour OF sunshine, 1 don't
see why We can't save two hours
he says.
Bradley Techs basket ballers
already have been made home
less by the war. A few hours
after the outbreak of hostilities
in the Pacific, the Governor OF
Illinois banned non military use
of armories. Now the "Notre
Dame of basket ball" is negotiat-
ing for . high school gym for
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Commis-
sioner Lands cast deciding bal
lot as major leagues voted to
limit night games to seven for
each club; American League
wanted increase.
Three years ago New York
Giants won National Pro Foot
ball League title. beating Green
Bay Packers, 23-l7, in playon.
Five years ago New York
State Athletic Commission re-
fused to bar Champion Jim
Braddock's proposed no-decision
bout with Joe Louis in Atlantic
City DESPITE protests Of Max
Schmeling.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Warm Action Provided
By Heurich Quints

Only one of four games in the
Heurich Amateur Basket Ball
League resulted in q runaway last
night, Jewish Community Center's
all-around power proving too much
for the D. c. Silents. who were
routed, 64-23. Tannenbaum scored
% points for j. c. C, who had a
27-7 lead at half-time.
Otherwise, competition was fairly
close. with Jacobsen's Florists de-
feating F.. B. l., 44-3S: Senate Beer
nosing out the Northeast Falcons,
1886, and Hot Shoppe tripping the
Maccabees, 1886.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
With BILL AckERMAN

mouth black bass Weighing 4 pounds
8 ounces; 8 pounds IL ounces and
pounds ounces by w. J. Miller,
Tom Matthews and Harry ?. Nc
Kinney.
Our hope of some slight revision
in wildfowl regulations. expressed in
this column. has brought in many
letters. Among the more interest,"
ing is that from Col. H. P. Shell
don. which later will be presented
in this column.
Col Sheldon is staff member Of
the Fish and Wildlife Service For
several years he was game commits
sioner for Vermont He Is a writer
of note, q sportsman and wild.owler.
Francis Heigle. local realtor. went
to Keane County, in Northwestern
Pennsylvania for his annual deer
hunt and, as usual. came back with
fine buck. Other deerhunters in
most sections have done as we'll
There are many indications this sea-
son of the largest kill ever made by
hunters
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Terps Will Toke Port
In Two Bio Meetings.

Maryland will be represented at
two big athletic meetings this week
end. Jack Faber will be at the
sessions Of the Southern Conference
in Richmond tomorrow and Satur-
day and Al Heagy will be at the
gathering of the intercollegiate La
crosse Association In New York on
Saturday and Sunday.
Faber favors the curtailment OF
Spring football practice to four
weeks. q proposal that will come up
at the conference meeting.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Cracked Knee Won't End
Potty Bere's GoIfing
By the Associated Pres

By the Atsocieten Prese
CORSICANA, Tex, Dec. IL
Golfer Patty Berg suffered double
compound fracture of the left knee
cap in an automobile accident Mon
day, DR.. w. B. CarreN. Dallas bone
specialist, said after an examina-
ton.
He said she would recover In
three or four months and that hel
links career would not be affected.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
AZ Pun-Americon Meet
Still On, Despite War

By the AsSoc.Eteo Press
BUENOS AIRES. Dec. if.-Plsns
for holding the first Pan-American
games here next year continued to-
day as usual, in spite Of the war in
the Pacific.
Oficials said they had not con-
sidered postponing the tournaments
scheduled to begin next November.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
AKRON. ohio-ss mmy Secret 151,
eittsbureh; outpointed Cleo MeNesl ISL,
Conton. Ohio f10l
ROCHESTER, N Y-Johnny Flynn,
1875, Rochester. stopped Cyclone Williams.
2oI. Buffalo t3D,
HARRISBURG. Ps-Charley Conner,
1870, New York. stopped Norman Cordorrs.
las; BgtIalo' \. J. d.; ,. ,.o
Toronto. outpointed Harry Tesney, 1856.
Cleveland ts).
MILWAUKEE Roszna. las.
South Milwaukee, stopped Ed Euhsn. lag,
Chicago 80.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Needed Urging to Try Hand
In Arlington County Loop
Fires 440 Set at Rossyn With 90 Hondicop;
Pinshooters Have Until Next Sunday
To Enter Borgoin Duekpin Event
By ROD THOMAS.

Attractive young Sylvia wilkinson member Of the Arlington
Trust Arlington Ladies League thought
in headlines bowler But there
1t Is.
Miss wilkinson persuaded by Gait Davis Rossyn bowling
promoter league competition today
division of The Star Defense Bond
Tournament With score including handicap Of 80
pins Rosslyn the lady suppanted Mar
the No spot Of the qualca-
Evening star., 1941-12-11

Dave Sampson, 1880; L. Burk-
hart. sl-429.
King Ping: Men-Joe Durham. r.
43O; P. Graham, 99-425; Ira Anthem.
63-4l8; Michael Guzey, 108-4l7;
Harry Davis, 84-4l7.
Those Handicaps Help Handsomely.
Lafayette: Men-Henry Bazak,
156-446: Charles Cusack, 66-435:
Harrison Laemmerhirt, 90-430;
Charles Fetterhoff, 63-429; Phillip
McDermott, 57-422; R. Terrill, Co.
419; Ben Waple. 96-416. Women
Mary Kechkemeti, l4l-42l; Lydall
Hall, 102-4l0; Georgia Hayes, 30-409.
Lucky Strike; Men-Max Belon.
96-459: J. c. Jones, 72-4l6: Harry
Aiken. 33-4lO; Dave Burrows, A.
4O9; Jim Alexander, 81-405; Larry
Smith, 42-4O2; Russell (Skeets)
Parks, 1888. Women-Pearl Sor-
Der, 87-41O; Thelma Marlin. 10
400; Hilda Pugh, 135-400: Mary
Amacher, l26-398; K. Mark, l26-
1896: Grace Hyer, 123-38s; Daisy
Chadwick, 1885; Donna Yant5ee.
8l-384.
Mount Rainier: women-Grace
Papka, 105-426; Mrs. Hugh Crawley,
sr., 75-4l6; Frances LOTUS, 66-4l6;
Margaret Avon, 69-4l0; Frances
Thomas, 87-398.
Northeast Temple: Men-Marty
Wolf, 90-447; Pete Pidpretoro, So
444: F. N. Cramer. 88-440; E. E.
Grist, 105-436; l.. J. Buckler, 75-431:
John O'Brien, 69-426; Henry Glow
ask, 93-41S; Harry Parrella, 63-
Ais; William Hoffer, 57-4o5.
Penn; Men-Rudy Arkin, 90-434;
H. S. Sonneman, 63-426.
Petworth: Men-Bill Seidenberg,
42-460; Tom Flynn, 87-427; Eddie
Payne, 24-423; Artie Bell, 42-419:
Roddy Bell, Stab; John Devries,
66-412.
Rendezvous: Men-W. D. Doyle,
| 123-433; Edward L. Smith, 87-409;
E. J. Lahey. 1892.
Rosslyn: Men - Johnny Walker,
87-460; Henry G. Davis, 9o-451:
Mintz Mattre, 66-420; Richard
, Clouser. 69-4l7: W. A. Golden. l05-
4l4. Women-Sylvia wilkinson, 90
40; Cecilia Hutchinson. 159-406;
Virginia Phelan. l05-404; Doris
Murphy, 7S-40l; Mrs. Helen Jones,
96-397.
Silver Spring: Men-W. McClos-
key, S1-466; B. Carmack, 64-445;
Charles Rhodes, 78-444.
Takoma: Men--H. Stewart 60
449: George Wilson. 84-433: z. r.
Queen, 69-42S; Charles Royale, a.
428.
Tournament Sidelights.
Jack Shafferman, winner OF the
| tournament last year. is wondering
if he'll qualify at Brookland with
a count of 57-4o8.
Pauline Ford's 155 game at Sill
yer Spring stands an excellent show
of standing up for high scratch
for women.
Georgia Hayes. chronic prize win
ner. may collect another with
gross of 162 at the Lafayette. She
, rolled 10-152.
Ruby Arkin, Penn. is looking at a
prize with 30-1S5. Same goes for
H. Stewart. Takoma. with 23-180,
and o. H. Bruss, Clarendon, 28-l74.
A. j. Dean, Clarendon septuge-
marian. probably qualified with 81
Alb The old boy averages l02 in
his league and is pushover for
nobody when in a bowling mood, by
cracky.
Ditto for Mrs. Hugh Crawley, ST.,
Mount Rainier, who nonchalantly
marked up 75-416 last night with q
game of 25-l7l. Pop Crawley. born
| considerably more than TO years
ago, last season pitched 400-set
without handicap.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Six-Mun Football Team
Joins Navy in Body

By the Associated Press.
LEPANTO, Ark, Dec. II. - Le-
panto High School has lost its six
man football team to the Navy. The
PLAYERS went to nearby Jonesborc
yesterday and signed up. arranging
to leave Immediately for a navaI
training station.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Chicago First Big Ten
Quint to Be Beaten
By the Associated Press.

By tht ASS0cIsItu Frthk'
CHICAGO, Dec. II. - The hrst
Western Conference basketball team
to lose a game this season Is Chi
cago, which last night became Loy-
ola's third victim Of the campaign.
45 to 81.
Ohio State and Indiana won their
openers last night, the Burkeyes
triumphing. 1892, over the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station quin-
tet that last week defeated Notre
Dame, 52-46. The Hoosiers, mean
while. scored a 36-27 decision over
Wabash.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Washington DOGS Score

Alfalfa Bill Dusty. owned by w. F.
Burrows of Washington. won the fall
trials of the Maryland Sporting Dog
Association which are held on the
Carroll Manor estate. Another
Washington dog, Ringgold Hart's
Spot, captured third place in the
trials.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Chevy Chase Fencers Win

The fencing teams of Chevy
Chase Junior College defeated Gal
laudet juniors, to 4. Members OF
the winning team are Efle ingalls,.
Tan Marshall and Harriet Murphy.
Miss Margaret Yoder, coach Of GAL
laudet. and Maj. z. L. Dyer, coach
of Chevy Chase, oficiated.