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Evening star., 1941-09-21

His ire is aimed particularly at the
Red Shield Club, which has been
guilty of several offenses.
Blake has emphasized that no boy
may or will be forced to enter the
ring against his will, but that once
he agrees to box, he may not with
draw without a legitimate excuse
and then he must give sufficient
notice.
Tomorrow nights meeting also
will be devoted to plans for the last
amateur show before the Golden
Gloves tournament which gets
under way in November. Efforts will
be made to make it the best yet
presented
Members of the Board of Gov
ernors, delegates to the National A..
A. U. convention and to the United
States of America Sports Fedora
ton and a registration committee
will be elected Thursday in addition
to the regular slate of officers.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Snead Hits Over Par,
Drops 10 3-Way Tie
For Hurst Lead
Burke, Penna With 1873
TotoIs, Even With Sam,
Who Hos ia Round
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-Slam-
min Sam Snead, first round leader
in the $500 Hurst invitation golf
tournament, blew himself to a four
over-pah IA today to slip into a
three-way .tie at 1873 with two
Ohioans-Billy Burke of Cleveland
and Tony Penna of Dayton-at the
36-hole halfway mark.
The hillbilly from Hot Springs,
Va, whose sparkling 64 set a new
course record yesterday at the Tor
resdale- -Frankford Country Club, put
in an afternoon reminiscent of his
heartbreaking effort in the 1899
National Open here when he tossed
away the title with an eight on the
final hole.
He went two over regulation
figures on each nine and he needed
a flock of sensational recoveries to
stay that low. Most of the second
day gallery of 5000 watched Snead.
Burke, National Open champion
in 1881, tackled a one-over- II
to his first round ST, while Penna,
the Dayton pro, came home in even
par to join the top bracket.
johnson Also Falters.
Slim Teri johnson, Philadelphia
Open champion, who followed Snead
with IS yesterday. duplicated the
slammer's feat with sour IA.
Gentleman Farmer Gene Sarazen
Of East Brookfield, Conn, and Hor-
ton Smith of Pinehurst. N. c., kept
pace with johnson at 139.
The doughty little Sarazen, for
mer British and American Open
champion, clipped one stroke off
par today, end> he did it with a
50-foot putt for a birdie 3 on the
eighteenth hole. Smith. who carded
first-round SO, held to his steady
pace with TO-
KY Laffoon of Chicago, III. took
four puts on the par 3 fourth and
still got in with a II for l40 total
Former Open Champion Ralph
Guldahl and National P. G. A King
Vic Ghezzi turned in the days best
scores. 68s, with Guldahl landing
at the 142 total along with Lawson
Little, 1910 open winner, 72-70;
Jimmy Demaret, Noroton, Conn.
72-70. and Clayton Heafner, Lin
vile, N. C., It'll.
Hogan Trails With 143.
Byron Nelson, former open win
ner, shot a II to join Ghezzi, Craig
Wood, the present open ruler. IL
72; Bobby Cruikshank, Richmond
Va, 70-73, and Ben Hogan. Her
shey, Pa, 72-7l, the years leading
money winner, at 143.
At 144 were Harry Cooper, Chi
cago, 69-75; Jim Ferrier. Chicago
73-7l; Dick Metz, Oak Park, Ill
71-73. and Charles Schneider, Phil
adelphia, 74-70.
Dick Renaghan, Haddonfield, N
j., led the amateurs with 146. fol-
lowed by National Amateur Cham
pion Bud Ward of Spokane, Wash.
| at 147.
The 48 low scorers and ties will
tee off in Sundays concluding So
hole play.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Favorites Gain Semis
In Club Golf Crown
Play at Kenwood

Quarter final matches in the Ken
wood Golf and Country Club links
championship found favorites vic
torious yesterday as Medalst John
o. Bergelin, Richard T. Kreuzburg,
w. H. Wenzel and Joe Wilson ad-
vanced. Two matches went by de-
fault as George A. Vass, jr., was
forced to quit because of illness and
Cy Anderson was called out of town.
Quater final results: Bergelin de-
feated Maury Fitzgerald, 2 up;
Kreuzburg defeated Vass by default;
Wenzel defeated C. Henry Cohen.
2 up; Wilson defeated Anderson by
default.
Seminal matches today find
Bergelin meeting Kreuzburg. while
Wenzel will play Wilson. A 36-hole
round is scheduled next Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Fra|ey Will Grapp|e
With RudyDusek in
Show on Thursday

Headliners for next Thursday
nights wrestling show at Turner's
Arena are Pat Fraley, Pacific Coast
champion. and Rough Rudy Dusek,
generalissimo of the riot squad"
Fraley's local record shows nine
victories in 10 matches. His only
defeat was suffered at the hands of
Joe Cox. who was disqualified in
25 minutes in rubber" battle last
Thursday.
Fraley hopes to use the match
with Rudy as stepping stone to
a feature bout with Ernie Dusek.
AS matter of fact, promise of such
a match has been made should the
Irishman win from Rudy.
A two-man team match is being
arranged by Promoter Turner.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Brewers Need Triumph
For Second-HuIf Title

Heurich Brewers will bid for Sec
ond-half honors in Section A. Ma
tional City League, this afternoon
when they tangle with the Taft A.
c. on the latter'S diamond at 8
O'Clock.
Taft upset Heurich in the first
round, SO, and repetition of that
feat will throw the pace-makers
into a-ie with Miller Furniture for
the flag. Miller also won the first
half and if a tie does occur will
play a single game for second half
honorS before starting 3-game
series for the title.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
.leoffIer Is 10 Check
On New Plans for
Eastern Hockey

Owner Severine G. Loeff1er of the
Washington Eagles will attend the
annual organization meeting of the
Eastern Amateur Hockey League on
Wednesday at New York, where the
1941-42 schedule will be arranged
and other matters submitted for
approval.
1t is understood a 13-player limit,
cut of two, will be proposed and also
ruling whereby each Eastern
League club must be represented by
an entire line composed of American
players.
Johnstown, Pa, which joins Wash
ingron, Baltimore, Atlantic City,
River Vale, Boston and New York in
the Eastern League, will be coached
by Pick Hines, who piloted the Bal
timore Orioles to the championship
two years ago.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Always coming up with some new
idea on golf promotion (and most
of them are good, Al Houghton,
Beaver Dam pro. is out with one
to pep up the Maryland State Golf
Association team matches. It's no
secret that the team matches this
year met with something less than
warm reception, and Al thinks
something should be done to make
them one great big happy family
party. Something, for example,
like the scheme he has fathered.
and which he hopes will be adopted
next year.
Houghton views it this way: eve
have" he said, around l6 or Is
clubs entering these matches run
ming for four or five weeks. They
play each other in Baltimore and
Washington on a 12-man team
basis, and the winning club gets
possession of a big bronze figure
for a year The members of the
winning team get cute little silver
gadgets.
Seem to Lose Spirit.
That's all wrong Seems to me
I've noticed a lack of spirit lately.
So why not convert the whole thing
into big family party Have every
man of Is teams toss 10 bucks into
a pot. That would make a pool of
around $4,000. I don't know about
cash for the competing pros,
although We could work out some
kind of scoring average proposition
with the best scoring pro to get a
chunk OF change. But I would see
that the amateurs got some real
prizes.
I'D take about a thousand bucks
of this total and toss at some coun-
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Redskins
Continued From Page CD
Baugh knocked down Filchock' S
e, Il

Baugh knocked down Filchocks
fourth-down pass.
Three passes by Filchock returned
his team to Vests IL. Filchock then
went through a hole opened by
Stuart and Shugart for touch
down. On a fake kick, Filchock
raced around end for the extra point
as the period ended.
Stuart tackled Banta Savagely
early in the last quarter, injuring
the U. S. C. rockies left arm and
forcing him to leave the game.
After an exchange of punts, JUS
tice shook himself free in the end
zone to take Baugh's 27-yard pass
for a touchdown. Sanford con-
verted. giving West a 21-7 edge.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Brace Keep Wasngton Fair Golfers Stepping This Week
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

Baseball.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington.
Grif1th Stadium 90, 1:30.
Horses.
Washington Bride Trails As
sociation show, Rock Greek
Equitation Field, II am.
TOMORROW.
Golf.
Maryland State women's field
day, Kenwood Club, 8 am.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Boston VS.. Washington, Grit
nth Stadium, 3:15.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Boston VS.. Washington, Grit
fifth Stadium, 3:15.
Golf.
Payne Trophy tournament,
Rolling Road Club, Catonsville,
Md, 8 am.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
boston VS.. washington, Grif-
fifth Stadium, 3:15.
Golf.
Payne Trophy tournament,
Rolling Road Club, Catonsville,
Md, 8 am.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at New York, (2).
Golf.
Payne Trophy tournament,
Rolling Road Club, Catonsville,
Md, 8 am.
Football.
Mississippi VS.. Georgetown,
Griffith Stadium, 8:15.
Bulls at Central, $50.
Mount Vernon at Tech, $50.
Gonzaga at Westinghouse,
Ballston, Va. 3:30
Charlotte Hall at Fairfax CVa)
High.
St. Johns VS.. George Washing
ton High. Alexandria. 800.
Roosevelt at John Marshall,
Richmond.
Field Trials.
Marlboro Field Trials Club,
Billingslea and Green Landing
Farms, 2 miles southeast of Marl-
boro. 9 am.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at New York.
Football.
Mount st. Mary's VS.. George
Washington, Griffith Stadium,
2:30.
Hampden- sydney VS.. Maryland,
College Park, 800
Eastern at Episcopal, Alexan-
dria. $3.50
Coolidge at Handley High,
Winchester, Va.
Woodrow Wilson at Randolph
Macon Academy, Front Royal,
Va.
Chevy Chase Show. Meadow
brook Saddle Club, 1890.
Field Trials.
Marlboro Field Trials Club,
Billingslea and Green Landing
Farms. 2 miles southeast of Marl-
boro. 8 am.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Houghton Would Give Bigger
Award to Amateurs to Pep
MARYLAND Team Golf Play

try club a real party. You know,
one of those big windup affairs,
with a golf tournament for all team
members and a big dinner at night.
Every man who kicks in 10 bucks
would get his moneys worth in en-
tertainment and at the dinner.
Don't you think it's good?"
This happens to be one of AIS
better ideas. He has had some
good ones. Coming to mind at once
are the Virginia a-Washington pro
team match for a grand apiece,
the gala 1899 Middle Atlantic P.
G. A. championship and the Wash
ington open tournament, which
was one of the better links shows
Al has come up with some good
promotion jobs. This one sounds
o. K. but it won't be easy to Sepa-
rate some men from a sawbuck
with promise of vague party to
come five weeks hence.
Might Go With a. Bang.
Or will it? Golfers are unpredic-
table folk, and they might 60 for
this one in big way. In any event,
Al hopes the Maryland fathers of
golf will take it up and convert the
team matches into real shows in
stead of the more or less routine
affairs they have become.
How about one of those big club
relations day tournaments, similar
TO the affairs staged a couple of
times year by the Chicago Dis
trict Golf Association?
Today's Maryland team match
semifinal found Indian Spring. cur
rent favorite, clashing with the
Country Club of Maryland at Tow
son, and Bonnie View meeting
Rolling Road at Bonnie View, both
matches to start at l:3O.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

More than 100 feminine golfers
will play tomorrow at Kenwood in
a Maryland State Golf Association
field day tournament. The pairings:
First Tee.
S:15 am. Mrs; c. E. MCGOWAN and
Mrs; C. c. Dannsker MANI; $50. Mrs,
Wake B CFGPiSy 3CSsSy chssn Ms1 snd MFs kl0eEt
Mcchesney tColl and Mrs Ethel Dies
Efe sKen2; H., SO Gh,! Mrs H W BashoTe and Or.
Betty huffman ken s45, Mrs. s. De De
$50, Mrs Edwin Fox KEN and Mrs. H.
J. Beech MANI; $50. Mrs, H. J. Simons
MAN. and Mrs. W; E. Hall (Col)
and Mrs. A A. McEntee (KenG: a:05. Mrs.
j. C. Dale and Mrs. .Woodlief Thomas
P. j; winkier ScongJ; a:f5t Mrs. Hu D. H H.
Henderson and Mrs. c. J.. wilkinson
Cong; $50, Mrs. J. W. Godfrey (CongD
ms MS Mccock knox Ds efsss chsvy eS c2as;, 's and
liam :; Flather and Mrs. william Tomp-
and Mrs. Norman Frost lColJ: a:4O. Mrs
Richard kreuzberg and Mrs Fred Evans
fKei e. Prsv s42 NM mrs " S,6 R. & Stokes and Mr.
a;55: Mrs W. L Weible sSaiey 1Ken5 and Nsas: Mrs:
la lSdS %5SnsE:f hss K arg s. oils. and Mr.. Frank
Togee (Baltol and Mrs. ~ Charles slaVson 9o
Mrs. H Stansbury (Baltoj: i0:ib. Mrs.
c. L. Vale (Kenl and Mrs. Georse Dus-
dale tBaltoD; 1920. Mrs. Charles Price
and partner; 1925. Mrs. w. Leutzen and
Walp and Mrs. J. d. Hospelhorn (BaltoO.
Tenth Tee.
san AErs w UeIcL or5 NErs All.
Lsins. ir. CBannD: S:35 Mrs. F. c. Nc
Cord and Mrs. L. F. Hurley tColD; $40,
Mrs W. D. Barkdull and Mrs. n. c.
Fisher tColD: s:45. Mrs. B. M Giles and
". Chidaw and Mrs; B. G. Lengle (Ken.l;
s:55. Mrs. Donald Kane and Mrs. J. A.
i56O 200, MRS. Se' R. S. Butler and Mrs. r.
Keebler .(Ken): 9:O5, Mrs. L. H He'd
rick and Mrs. A. c. Paul (Kenl: 9:lO.
Th9rnburs KEN; els Mrs; \: A; Mihills
Mrs c. A. Morrill, and Mrs.>J; A. Darby
D. B. Fronheiser MANI; $40. Mrs. A.
McNitt and Mrs Marvin Johnston (Consl;
9:35, Mrs, W. B, Jarvis and Mrs, O; l.
and Mrs, Marvin Wire tKenJ; a:45. Mrs
Hugh Mackenzie and Mrs. A c. Minnix
tColD: $50 Mrs Paul Lion and Mrs.
John Barron (Ken): 9:55, Mrs. N. Hol-
lander (Bann.) and Mrs. Donald Hess
1000. Mrs. W. A. Hill MANI and Mrs.
swinsle and Mrs. Frank Murray iconrJ.
Players are requested to bring
caddies.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Club Crown Journeys
Keeping Districts
Golfers Busy
Boeort Storts Defense
Of Army Navy Title;
Women in Contests

Club championship tournaments,
very much in the air these opening
days of the fall links season, will
move forward today at many golf
organizations leading toward the
croWning of many champions.
Two clubs will wind up qualifying
rounds in their title Journeys.
These are Congressional and Wood
mont, with Parker Nolan seeking
his fourth crown at Congressional.
while Howard Nordlinger will be
after his 18th Woodmont title. Five
more will stage match-play rounds
in the title tournaments.
Ralph Bogart. out Of town yes
terday, will play his flrst-round
matcn today in defense of his Army
Navy title. Maurice Cooper, the
defending champ, is tabled as the
man to whip at Argyle, while Billy
Houghton, the medalist, looms as
the top gent at Bannockburn. The
Manor championship is a toss-up,
with Dick Meyer and Lee Ritter the
men on the spot. At Kenwood,
John o. Bergelin, medaliSt. has to
wade through good field to win
the title annexed last year by Don
Miller, now in Puerto Rico.
Women to Hold Tourney.
Feminine golfers will take over
at Washington Golf and Country
Club tomorrow, where the womens
title tourney will start with an l8-
hole medal round, to be followed
by match-play rounds the re-
mainder of the week. Mrs. Vida
Martin will defend.
The Washington club this week
will inaugurate match-play rounds
for the Harrel Trophy tourney,
with the tWo-man team champions
ship at stake.
Pairings in this tourney are:
John C. Holzberg and E. T. Rive VS.. A.
T. Ricketts, and J. Taussig. J. T Kirchner
and P. B Patteson VS.. H B. Swsrtout and
+ T Bisselle, J. 4. Edmonds and DR.. ";
D. Bruce Tuxhorn, L. J. Manders. Sr and
L. J Mapders' pd r, vs. Lafsyette Franklin.
and and ' L. V Whiten h@D0si Ts T. Hotse Hsxandsdd snd
| George F. Ralston. Ken Paxton and James
Smith T5afz p 4sy6es g. Blsndns 5bd an9
| vs.. Harry E. Radcliffe and Richard w.
/ Westwood. Joseph s. Baldwin and Don
I Lee vs. r. S. Fowler ard R T HarreN
/ Handicaps will not apply in the
194l tournament, as they did last
year.
american Golf" Tilt Today.
Bill Stone this afternoon at 2:l5
will put on another showing of
American golf at his course at Hal
pine, Md, With Witty Cox, Al
| Houghton, Lew Worsham and Leo
Walper appearing for Washington
against a team composed of Rut
/ Coftey, Ralph Beach, Jim Flattery
and Carroll McMaster.
Almost all the top feminine golf
ers of the town have entered the
Payne Trophy tourney, to be played
at Rolling Road starting Wednes-
day in a 54hole medal-play test.
! Among the entrants are Mrs.
Myron Davy, 1910 winner; Mrs.
Walter r. Stokes. District cham
pion; Mrs. Betty P. Meckley. Mary
land titleholder; Mrs. F. j. Godfrey
and Mrs. L. G. Pray.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Football Moto Hori Gets Duquesne Secrets
Girl Scouts for Mississippi State Woynesbure Bows

While the Dukes were beating
Waynesburg College 14-2 today,
Mrs. McDowell's red-tipped fin
gers were busy pushing a pencil.
What plays were used, what play
ers were to be watched and the
Dukes weak points were among
the items she jotted down-in-
formation to be relayed via her
husband back to the coach at
Mississippi State which meets
Duquesne here November Is.
1t was the first college grid
game she secuted and she found
it hard to do by myself didn't
know there was so much to do"
She said, however, she had
often attended games with scouts
while . student at State and had
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Results Last Week

Results Last Week.
Goldie Wasserman Co, 62s, %;
Frances Rowan N) defeated Florence
Black GA. NJ. Ga, So. 6-3: Goldle
Wasserman lC) defeated Jeanne Glennon
"a. NJ, "a, g.; Betty Jacob Co de-
feated Carol Cushman CWl. g.. 60:
Betty Jacob (C) defeated Dorothy Braun
lRl. O.: 90: Phyllis Zimmerman 1c;l
defeated Helen Williams CR). 6-3, 6-;3;
Jeanne Glennon "a. M defeated Minnie
Sigal tRD, 81, e.; Gwen Groves "a.
NJ defeated Betty Sherer (SD. Ga, 4-6,
1t: Mary Belin tR) defeated Charlotte
CRD defeated Mary Brookiings "a NJ.
Eleanor FishbuTn M. Pl., 6La, 6-a;
Rose Kravitz (R) defeated Selma Levy
(W0, ID. 6-1; Rose Kravitz tRl de-
feated Ruth Rutledge "a NJ. 6-1, g:
Sally Miller tW) defeated Gwen Groves
"a M, -4-6. Ga. 90: Louise Metcalf
lWD defeated Adeline Rivkind CSD, 5~3,
60; Louise Metcalf (WD defeated Marian
Bentley IN. P). 60, 60 Louise Met
calf (W) defeated Josephine Weare (CD,
Al, default; Louise Metcalf (WD de-
Ethel Shedlov tR. c. defeated Audrey
5s.> defeated Dorothy. Braun .tRJ.. "a
6-4; Alice Morgan (M. PD defeated Betty
Sherer tS), 6-3, 1t, 6-1.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Maryland Aces Turn Out
For Second Grid Drill

Maryland Aces 150-pound grid
men will hold their second workout
of the season this morning at II
O'Clock on the Maryland Park field
All former players on the defunct
Seat Pleasant eleven are expected
to report.
Secretary Bucky Nairn is es-
pecially anxious to hear from George
and Ritchie Mangum. Nairn is
booking games for the season at
Capitol Heights CTS or between and
pm. at Hobart 1867.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20.-Break-
ing its tradition which barred
women from the working press
box, Duquesne University today
let in a trim wisp of a Southern
blond who-of all people
viewed a strictly mans game of
football with a critical eye as a
scout for Mississippi State.
Pleasant, bright with lipstick
and rouge, but all business, Mrs.
Guy Mcdowell, 20, explained she
was pinch-hitting for her hus-
band, former State guard, who
couldn't attend. Mcdowell, as a
senior in 1888, helped give Du-
quesne its only defeat Q2-D IN
two years,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
TitchenoI, Moore
Too III to PIuy
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Sept 20-Although neither Bob
Titchenal nor Wilbur Moore were
able to leave their sick beds for
tonight's intraSquad game both
will board the Redskins east
bound train in the morning. 1t is
feared that both may have
streptococcus throatS instead of
merely tonsilitis as announced
previously.
Receipt of an offer to play an
exhibition in Denver next year if
the Redskins train in the West
again was announced tonight by
President George Marshall. The
Denver Letter Carriers Associa-
ton would sponsor the game.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
GroybeII Gets Golf Ace
On Bunnockburn's 18th

John Graybell took a 3-iron and
whacked so accurate shot on Ban
nockburn's 18th hole, 185yarder,
yesterday that the ball took long
hop and nestled in the cup for an
ace. Playing with him were Club
President James A. Hayes and M. B.
Shaw.
Mrs. N. F. Hollander won the
medal in the women's club cham
pionship with a 80 and meets Mrs.
Allan Laing, jr., in the first round
TODAY.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
D. c. Police Are Third
In Shooting Tourney
spe cial Dispatch to The Star.

spt cial Dispatch to The Star.
LOWER MERTON, Pa, Sept. 90
Washington Metropolitan Police
pistol team finished third in a field
of 49 clubs shooting in the annual
Lower Merton police pistol matches.
Pennsylvania Motor Police took
first place with 1,138, followed by
New York State Police, 1,130 Wash
ington scored 1929. On the District
team were w. B. Flack, R. B. Nc
Mahill, G. M. Stewart and j. B.
Layton.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

secuted high school contests her
self.
Mrs. Mcdowell, a native of Co.
lumbus, Miss, loves football.
IF I were a boy, it would be
wonderful to play" she sighed.
Mrs. Mcdowell came to Pitts
burgh from Columbus a month
ago when her husband took an
engineering job with the West
inghouse Electric & Manufacture
ing Co.
Jack Davis, Duquesne publicity
director, said that because she
was actually working, I waived
the ironclad rule that no women
are allowed in the press box"
where newsmen busily tap out
the stor1 OF the game.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Women S Net LEAGUE
LaureIs Easily Won
By 6. W. Squad

George Washington team has won
the District Women's Tennis League
championship with better than 200
points margin over its nearest op-
position, the Nationals.
La Jeanne Echols of George
Washington, Louise Metcalf of
Wardman and Helen Richards of
the Nationals won all their matches
this season..
Statistics
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Parker Will Play Golf
As Hurper's Purtner
nv thaAxsnciated press

BY the Associated Press.
Ace Parker, Brooklyn Dodger
halfback, will turn to tournament
golf as soon as the grid season closes.
Parker plans to team with Chand-
Ter Harper of Portsmouth, Va, in
pro-amateur events and take in the
entire winter circuit.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Novu Will Defect Louis
In Bruddock's Opinion
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POMPTON LAKES, N. j., Sept. 90
-Ex- heavyweight Champion Jim
Braddock watched Lou Nova go
through his training PAGES and then
predicted the California clouter
would win the title September 20 in
New York from Joe Louis, the man
who tool the throne from Jim.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Florida Trims RIM.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Sept. 20 tP).
Florida displayed versatile
d ground and air attack in its opening
game of the season here tonight to
-overpower Randolph Macon, 26 to O..
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Justice Netmen Beat
Treasury for Title
In Federal Loop

Justice Department tennis team
won the championship of the De-
partmental League yesterday when
as champion of Section B it defeated
Treasury, Section A winner, Al, in
title matches at Columbia.
Tweedy-Block G) defeated winstead-
Bolts. "a. 4-6. "a. Dawson-Marus
90 defeated Baylis-Sherfy. l0-12. s-6.
h-4: Dunlap Ingram tJl defeated Csllan-
Jenken. 4-6. 6-4. 6-3: Coe-Fox tTD
defeated Gibbs-Studlen. 81. 90, S-3;
Cummines- Mullen defeated Eilers-
Petersilge, "a, e..
Evening star., 1941-09-21
SoIem and Logan Event

SALEM, Va, Sept 20 tP).-Salem
evened it's interleague playoff series
with Logan at two-all here tonight
with q wild 12-to-1n victory.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Referee-Mr. Lou Vidal Colorado u
Field iudge-Mr, Eddie Wagner tColorado
u Umpire-Mr Carl Schweiger tColo-
rado College,. Head Linesman-Mr. Don
McDougal colorado College,.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
100 Women Paired
For Field Day Golf
Al Kenwood Club

More than 100 feminine golfers
Will play tomorrow at Kenwood in
a Maryland State Golf Association
field day tournament. The pairings: