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Evening star., 1941-02-07
Job as Ring Inspector
Resigned by Woodmon

Expressing resentment of alleged
criticism from Claude w. Owen,
chairman Of the District Boxing
Commission, J. Francis (Bat) Wood
man has resigned his position as an
inspector. 1t has been accepted and
Is effective Immediately.
Woodman, probably the most eX-
perienced man active in commission
affairs since Heine Miller's depar-
ture, said he received a memo
randum from Owen criticiZing him
for permitting both Ken Overlin and
Tony Cisco to appear in the ring in
black trunks. He claimed he was in
charge of one dressing room, the one
used by Cisco, while Overlin was
escorted to the ring from another
dressing room.
Woodman charged the commission
with overlooking similar incident
in the El Brookman-Johnny Yello-
vich bout in which the principals
wore trunks of the same color.
Woodman was an active ringmar
In the days when he served in the
Navy and later was trainer anc
manager of fighters.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Louis Plans to Volunteer
II He Is Not CoIIed

Louis himself is a willing recruit.
I'll join the Army any time, p"
he says. Il already sent in my
questionnaire. They amt called me
yet, but III go when they say.
If Mike don't have any more good
fights for me by the end of the
year, I'll volunteer. That's what I
wanna do"
Which leaves the matter squarely
up to Billy Conn and Lou Nova.
If they fail to beat the champion
this year, Joe will become Pvt.
Louis, U. S. A.
Conn and Nova are all that is
left of the herd of contenders round
ed up by the deuce of boxing in
the last three years. Others will
give Joe a workout for the price
of few months victuals, but only
Conn and Nova have a chance to
beat him.
The Conn-Louis fight is already
booked, for June. Nova meanwhile
Is planning to fight Max Baer and
perhaps the winner of the fight be-
tween Buddy Baer and Tony Ga
lento.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Going Harder, Hoppe
Keeps Winning as
Cue Fans Thrill
Comes From Far Behind
To Beut Chumuco and
Retuin Clean Slate
By the Associated Press.

by the hSSOCidlcu Eltoss
CHICAGO, Feb. willie Hoppe
is finding it increasingly difficult to
maintain his undefeated standing
in the world three-cushion billiard
tournament-andt the fans love it.
Another sell-out crowd last night
cheered on Joe Chamaco, the
bounding cue expert from Mexico
who the night before had dropped
Jay Bozeman from the unbeaten
ranks. The 1889 tournament win
ner responded with a dazzling dem
onstration that at one time gave
him a 38-to-26 lead.
Thereafter barrage of difficult
leaves by Hoppe broke his stride,
and the defending champion closed
the gap to win, so to At, in 81 in
nings. Chamaco got only billiards
in his last 16 tries.
The victory was Hopes 10th In
the current tournament and his 32d
straight in his last three world meets
Tonight he takes on Art Thurn-
blad, former title holder from Ke-
noSha, Wis. who warmed uD for the
occasion last night with a 38-inning
50-to-38 triumph over Allen Hall of
Chicago. Thurnblad has won eight
and lost three.
Art Rubin of New York euualed
the current tournaments high-run
record of II in defeating Tiff Den
ton of Kansas City, so to "A, in 81
innings.
Leaders:
Evening star., 1941-02-07
From the
Press Box
Jacobs Ready to Lend
Louis to U. S. Army
BY JOHN LARDNER.
Special Correspondent OF The Star.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (N.ANAD.-
The heavyweight champion of the
world probably will join the Army
at the end of this year, through the
courtesy of Mike Jacobs Mr.. Jacobs
does not appear on the United States
pay roll as a recruiting sergeant,
but he does control Joe Louis, body
600 per cent? and soul Cup to so
per cent?.
The deuce of boxing, as the boys
call Uncle Mike, says he will be glad
to do the Government this favor.
"If Joe wins all his fights in 1941, =
remarked Mr.. Jacobs the other
forenoon, "the Army is welcome to
him for a year. 1t will take me a
year to dig up more opponents. BY
the time he checks out again I will
no doubt have couple of valuable
killers lined up"
At Army headquarters they were
80 dumbfounded by Uncle Michael'S
generosity that nobody could think
of anything to say, except that they
probably will be able to find some
thing for Louis to do when he
volunteers,
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Wi|ey,NaW5wimmer
Is Leading Scorer
In College Loop
Has u Points to Hold
Good Margin; Three
Meets This Week

Gordon Wiley of Navy, by putting
together a dozen points in the meet
with Princeton. assumed the scoring
leadership in the Eastern Intercol-
legiate Swimming League during
the past week, according to statistics
released yesterday. The Navy ace
now has % points as result of TAX
ing four first places and participat-
ing on a winning relay team.
With his team idle. Roland Will
helmy of Dartmouth, who had been
the pace-Setter. now is second with
Is markers for winning three races
In third place, point behind, is
Joe Mckinley of Columbia.
Three meets are on the schedule
for this week. Yale. victorious in
its one start, will visit Dartmouth,
which has scored in its two meets,
tonight. Harvard will invade Navy
and Princeton will oppose Penn in
the latter's tank tomorrow.
TnHjvi6nal SpOriru
Evening star., 1941-02-07
BowIers Dated for Dance Given
Special Squad in Red Megow
Tournament Tomorrow

Expecting a record field that will
exceed by far the previous mark of
48, Red Megaw, boss of the Queen
Pin maple lanes. where tomorrow
the seventh annual tournament to
be held in his honor is carded. to-
day announced a special shift start
ing promptly at l pm. had been
scheduled for boWlerS who also will
attend the G P o. National Duck
pin BoWlerS' Ball tomorrow night
at Beaver Dam.
Regular first block squads. that
will include the finest Washington,
Maryland and Virginia bOWlerS, will
take the drives at and pm. Ray
Barnes. one of Richmonds S leading
pin maulers. was among the latest tC
send in his entry. Temple keene
and his entire Plaza team of Balti-
more which includes Tony Petro
and Buck Schane sWelled the entry.
Long strong supporters of national
bowling events. man and woman
rollers of the Government Printing
Offce hope to raise a tidy sum to
help defray their expenses to the l4th
annual N. D. B. C. at Atlanta. Ga,
in April. The dance at Beaver Dam
will start at 10 pm.
MegOwatts on Rampage. -
Maurine Morrison, handspring in
forming the Utility Ladies League
this season, last night shone at the
New Recreation when the Megowatts
shattered two season records in the
new loop with 500 and 408 in which
her own record-smashing l44 and
344 set were the heaviest wallops.
With 165 and AIT, Tom Michail
of NJ. P. NJ Market was the hot
shot in the Brookland Merchants
League. Team honorS went to
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Old Grad 10 Get Job
AS Football Coach
Al Notre Dame
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. T.
The search for a new football coach
and athletic director was officially
under way at Notre Dame today.
The names of candidates came
up for discussion at a special meet
ing of the faculty-controlled Ath-
letic Board
Apparently the field was limited
to alumni
University officials said that the
results of the meeting would not
be made public. Any recommends
tions would be passed on for con-
sideration by the Rev. J. Hugh
ODonnell. president of the uni
versity. He indicated that a new
coach would be named before
March l.
Elmer Layden resigned as ath-
1etic director and coach to accept
the post of commissioner of the
National Professional Football
League.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Lucy Rose Spark|es
As RossIyn Rollers
Win in Atlanta
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
MACON, Ga, Feb. THE Rosslyn
(VaD touring girls bowling team
arrived here this morning intent
upon adding another victory TO a
glowing record. They meet an all
star team this afternoon and will
move on to Columbus for another
match tonight.
The Rosslyns won twice at At
lanta yesterday over the Blck girls.
Lucy Rose paced both victories. In
the afternoon she shot 161-375 as
Rosslyn won. 1,659-1.618, and in
the evening she rolled 140-350 as
Rosslyn triumphed, 1,640-1 .569
Miss Rose teamed with Ida Sim
mons to win a doubles match from
Misses Cleaveland and Fillingame
of Atlanta, 684-66l, and again was
high with 131-34e.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Puts Records so Low
It's Difficult for
Him 10 Beat II
BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA F.,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Barney
Ewell, the Penn State Negro sprin-
ter, has the officials of tonight's
fourth annual Penn A. c. indoor
meet puzzled.
For two years now, Ewell has
bettered the world record on the
50yard straightaway of the Con-
vention Hall board track and the
meet sponsors are wondering what
to expect when he toes the mark
for his third try. In the 1899 meet
Ewel lowered the recognized mark
a tenth of second to 81; last
year he did it in seconds fiat.
Commanding much interest also
is the Pennac mile, in which the
meet record of Abs is jeopardized
by an all-star. field composed of
Walter Mehl, John Munski, Chuck
Fenske, Gene Venzke and Luigi
Beccali.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Fiqhts Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Me.--Coley Welch'
1903, Portland, outpointed Augle Arel-
'"'ili ATLANTiC CITY, N. Joe o'Gatty.
1851, Toms River, N; l.. and Leroy
HAYNES, 1913, Philadelphia. drew tS).
ELIZABETH N; J;ma5eoaie ,sJ aNh A5eney' PsilIy'
40. Miami, Fla. (6) frankie Duane,
132, Elizabeth. stopped Jules Guidry'
npiuTIkpFIPHIA. FIPHIA - Pedro Tomez,
Scranton. $50. outpointed Wickey Har-
kins, I47, Philadelphia Csl. u
WATERBURY. Conn-CsIi pen,
Snbinson, Jamaica, Long Island ts).
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Umpires Pick Radcliffe
As Association Prexy

Vic Radcliffe will head the Dis
trict of Columbia Baseball Umpires
Association this season, succeeding
George Watt. Irving Shoemaker
will serve as vice president, while
Walter Fry has been elected secre-
tary- y-treasurer.
Those officers were named last
night at the Goth annual banquet
of the association at Schneider's
Restaurant, attended by such sports
figures as Bucky Harris, manager OF
the Mats; Bill MCGOWAN, American
League umpire Chris Heurich, jr.
owner of the Washington Brewers
Max harrington, G. w. U. director
of athletics, and Vic Gauzza, sand.
lot baseball promoter.
Guests included scholastic anc
college coaches and amateur baseball
PLAYERS and managers. Charley
Warren served as toastmaster.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Graphing Of Hornet
IS Much Snappier
Than His Dress

The Green Hornet. latest masked
rufflan to invade Washington ras-
sling circles, has a victory string
stretching over five matches.
Clad IN a black hood and faded
green underwear, the Hornet last
night added Paul Bockwinkle to his
victims with a body press In 80
minutes.
Another feature was the return Of
Rudy Dusek, celebrated by his win
ming over Paul Boesch with a head
lock in 81 minutes.
Lou Plummer defeated Jean De
Valteau, Milo Steinborn dropped
Red Brill and Fred Grobmeir won
over Dick Stahl.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

Federal Security Chess Clubs titu-
lar contest is moving on schedule,
says DR.. Carl Farman. The open
ing round gave Karson a victory over
Perla, with adjourned games be-
tween Paul-Kussman, Powelson-
Steinbach, Nash-Farman. Lurie lost
to Farman.
In the second round, Nash de-
feated Lurie, while Karson drew
with Farman. In round No. 3, Siller
lost to Nash in a Queens Pawn
Opening; Steinbach trounced Far
man, also resorting to a Queens
Pawn game: Karson defeated Lurie
in a French Defense.
Current standings:
Evening star., 1941-02-07

.Games adjourned or delayed by Illness.
Parings for tonight at 8 at Hotel
Portland, to which the general pub
lie is welcome: Perla- -Siller, Powell
son-Kussman, Farman-Paul, Lurie-
Steinbach, Nash-KarSon.
Winfred Horn recently resigned
as the clubs director of public rela-
tions. The following resolution OF
thanks for his services was ex-
pressed:
"As director of the first tourna-
ment in 1939-4O, as public relations
director until January, 1941, and as
a member of the Executive Commit
tee, Mr.. Winfred Horn has done
more for the club in its relations to
organized chess in the District OF
Columbia than any other member
Chess Problem No. 304.
BY J. A. SCHIFFMAN. 1929.
lst Prize, Brisbane Courier:
Courtesy of Chess Review)
BLACK-8 MEN.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
SPORTS Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today year ago-Pitchers
Bump Hadley and Monte Pear
son and Catcher Arndt Jorgens
returned signed contracts to
Yankee Office. Boston Red SoX
sold Eldon Auker, pitcher, to st.
Louis Browns.
Three years ago-Chicago Bears
beat Washington Redskins, 1910,
at Miami in football game mark
ed by fist fights.
Five years ago-Gene Venzke
scored biggest victory in three
years, beating Joe Mangan in
Hunter mile feature of Boston
A. A. games in 4:14.4.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Upset Of Riggs-Grant
Fans Excitemenfin
Florida Tennis
BY the Associated Press.


WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. 7.
With doubles upset possible
harbinger of fireworks in the singles,
seeded players squared off today for
the quarter-finals of the South
Florida tennis tournament.
After play had been set back q
day by rain, top-seeded Bobby Riggs
was bracketed against Ed Alloo.
Frank KovacS. Riggs nemesis of
the winter campaign, faced Hal
Surface.
Other matches sent ElWoOd Cooke
against Wayne Sabin and Jack
Kramer against Bitsy Grant.
Riggs and Grant dropped out OF
the doubles running when Billy Tai
bert and Gus Ganzenmuller swept
them aside, 6-1, GO. KovacS and
Norman Brooks remained in the
running with a 60, "a victory
over Alloo and Charles Harris.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Bi-Stote League Sets
Moyodon DeudIine
By the Associated Press.

DANVILLE, Va, Feb. with
five clubs already in the fold, direc-
tors of the Bi-State League have
agreed to give Mayodan until mid
night Sunday to post forfeit bond
President j. P. Wells said there
were several prospects for the sixth
club should Mayodan not enter
Danville, Martinsville. Leaksville
Mount Airy and Sanford already
have signed up.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Hockey Eagles Face Pick Of Three Eastern Loop Teams Riverside Tonight
Loss Brings Back
Tosser Who Quit
b. the Associated Press

By the ASSOCIATED Press.
NORMAN, Okla, Feb. Matt
Zollner, senior forward, quit the
Oklahoma basket ball squad to do
special study in aviation-but he's
back in togs again.
The 5-foot-11 Oklahoma Citian
watched the Oklahoma Aggies
wallop the Sooners, 28-l9, then
told Coach Bruce Drake:
"I just can't stand any more
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Capitol Heights Group
Planning Youths Club

Plans for establishing boys and
girls club in the Capitol Heights
area will be discussed Monday night
at 8 o'clock at a meeting in the
firehouSe.
Principal speaker will be Repre-
sentative Lansdale G.. Sasser.
Mayor William Steele of Capito
Heights also will speak.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Maryland Frosh Quint
Seeks llth Victory

Maryland's crack freshman basket
ball team will seek its 18th victory
in 13 starts tomorrow at College
Park when it stacks up against
Forest Park High of Baltimore.
The frosh easily disposed of An
napolis Business College, 62-15, last
night at Ritchie Coliseum as Lou
Nesson sparked the attack with IA
points
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Tourney for Pinmen
In los Glass Listed
For BrookIand
Marie Herndon Sets Two
Marks; Sterling Quint
Chulks Up Record

A tournament for bowlers with
averages of los and under on Sat-
urday, March Is. at the Brookland
Recreation, was being planned to-
day by Russ Diehl manager Of the
Michigan Park drives, and members
of Bunker Hill Post of the Amer
ican Legion
The present scheme calls for a
three-game affair with contestants
rolling in squads Of six from noon
to midnight There will be numer-
Gus prizes. Entrance fee will be So so.
Banging out counts of 158 and
346 at the Lucky Strike. Marie Hern-
don Of the pacesetting Pinettes
marked up TWO season records for
the Procurement Ladies League.
The SWingSters, with top scores Of
544 and 1903, won two games from
the pennant-contending z & z.
quint In her record effort. Miss
Herndon made six spares in a row.
Another bright star at the Lucky
Strike was Flora Mordhorst Of Agri-
culture. who fired 1872 and 358 for
season records in the Public Build
lngS Administration Ladies loop.
Sterling Laundry rollers smashed
a season mark in the Laundrymens
League when they annexed the rub
Der game from Manhattan with 592.
Their 1880 also was tops. Sharing
high set were Harrup and Braun
with 362s while top string went TO
Mccormick with 147. The leading
Elite No. quint won two games
from Carroll while Independent
grabbed the odd one from Pioneer
to tie for fourth place.
Uncorking a I'll at Northeast
Temple, Wilfred Nixon shone in the
Friends Association League. His
big game, featured by nine con-
secutive marks, enabled the Cubs
to post a season record of 1882.
Hvman Barr is the game record
holder with 100.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Ace Gridder INELIGIBLE

EVANSTON, Ill, Feb. Z (P.-Alf
Bauman, Northwestern's all-confer-
ence football tackle, has been de-
clared ineligible following failures
in two courses. He may make
them up.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
@ CHI; 3 : #

No 309-Don Wilson, Ellen c. Hat
maker, Harold E. Miller Edmund Nash.
w. B. Boyer, Ralph Reed, George r.
Hicks. DR.. Hartley Howard.
Knapp Divan Champion.
Ernest Knapp won the cham
pionship of the Washington Chess
Divan for 19404l, easily outdis-
tancing the field.
The Divan has scheduled for
February:
Irregular mid monthly light
ming chess tourney; 15-Kriegspiel
night, with introduction of the
war game" and informal play for
all who wish to learn it; 2l-Lec-
ture by Solomon Adler.
Although the general tournament
is unfinished, scoring indicates that
A. E. CARAMEL has the top berth
clinched.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

SCORING computed on basis OF , points
for first, , for second, l for third. lzs
for participation on winning medley relay
team and - for free-style relay team.
Best Performances.
50-Yard Free Style-Wiley. Navy, 0:23
lOn-Yard Free Style-Wiley. Navy O:53 g.
220Yard Free Style-Parke. Princeton.
44u-YaTd Free Style-Peter Yale. 5:l35
15O-Yard k-Stroke-Drucker, Harvard,
200-Yard Break-stroke - Potter Dart
mouth o:32@
Fancy Dive-Cooke. Yale. 1888 points.
3oo-Yard Medley RClay-Princeton Scam
400-Yard Relay-Yale tVreeland, Smith,
Wilson. BrittonI, 3:I56
Standing OF the Teams
Evening star., 1941-02-07

BrOOkldOO hardware Wltn OIL
1859. Hite's Shell, trailed closely
by Brookland Garage, leads the
flag chase.
Shining in the Ladies Federal
League at Arcadia was Jennie NAL
colin of Agriculture with l49 and
Ruth McClintic of Interior with
352.
R. F. c. No. 2 garnered top,
game Of $50, while set honors went
to G. P. o. with 1869.
The Josie & Emma Lee Beauty
Salon rollers monopolized top
scores in the Clarendon Ladies'
League when Angela McMennamin
led in team counts of 532 and
1,447 with 129 and 1886.
Office pinmen walked off with
honors in the Bureau of Standards
League at Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace as Nicholas 1886 featured highs
of SOB and 1719. Courtney of Comos
led with 1877.
Whaling the naples for 44S which
included games of 144. 146 and l58.
Ed Nash was a Standout in the
National Capital League as the
pacesetting Master BARRIERS, with
sweep over the champion Shaffer
Flower Shop, increased their lead to
four games. The erstwhile undis-
puted runner-up Structural Porce-
lain team dropped into a second
place tie with Red Circle Food Shop
when the former was shut out by
Portner's Grill and the latter strug-
gled to gain lone decision from
Chaconas Market. Fred Murphys
167-388 was high for the Grillmen
while Nick Chaconas' 1893 led the
Marketmen.
Sweeping the strong Jalepes
Restaurant outfit. the Benmacks,
winners of 10 of their last II games,
moved into triple tie for fourth
place. Capt. Dixie Davis with 375
was the potent walloper for the
BenmackS.
Betty Meyer, Henry Brent Star.
Two records were cracked in the
Langdon Playground Mixed Doubles
League when Betty Meyer and
Henry Brent posted 212 and 592 at
King Pin. Rolling the weeks high
individual counts were Buddy San
ders and Henry Brent with re-
spective scores of 139 and 346 while
tops for the girls were Maude Bal
lard with 103 and Bessie Mantzouris
with 282
Two junior matches are scheduled
at 10 tomorrow morning at Del Ray
with Cohens Quality Shop engag-
ing the Lundsford's and the Del Ray
Recreations meeting Ned Warmers
newly organized band of young
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Pointer Wins Quail Title

ALBANY, Ga, Feb. 7 [P).-Spunky
Greek Coin, pointer owned by Ernie
Schaeffer of Hutchinson, Kans., won
the national amateur quail cham
pionship over q field Of IS dogs.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Aviutors to Meet F. B. |.

Boiling Field and F. B. I. cagers
of the Government League will clash
tonight at 9:20 to decide the first
half champion of the loop. Each
| has a record of 7 wins and defeat.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Seven With AI-Stars
Drawn From Orioles
For Exhibition
River Vale, Rover Aces
Complete Squad; RoIIy
Ties OIympics, 3-3
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

The top talent of three teams will
attempt to squelch the Washington
Eagles tonight at Riverside Stadium
when an all-star hockey club, COM
prised of players plucked from
Baltimore, River Vale and New York
outfits tangleS with the lofty local
puck pushers.
Locked in tie for the Eastern
Amateur Hockey League lead with
Baltimore as the result of battling
the Boston Olympics to a 3-3 stale
mate last night at Boston, the
Eagles will be playing their sixth
game in eight evenings and are
confronted with four more tiffs in
the next five nights.
That the game will bear no
semblance to lawn fete is reflected
in the choice of opposing players,
for seven members of the all-Star
team have been picked from the
Orioles. Goalie Frank Ceryance
heads an impressive list Of invading
BaltimoreanS, who are showing
signs OF duplicating last seasons
stretch drive which won them the
Eastern League championship.
Ceryance Pest to Eagles.
-Four River Vale Skeeters and
three New York RoverS will COM
plete the all-star roster and most
of them have been pesky critters to
the Eagles this season. The Orioles
will be represented by Ceryance
Jack Dyte. Bill Moe, George Grigor
Chick Webster. Ned Vitarelli and
Jack Riley. while the Skeeters are
sending Bill McGregor, Eddie May
Hugh Bell and Swede Mattson and
the Rovers are contributing Elmer
Kreller, Frank Dotten and Julian
SaWchuk
A sizable crowd is anticipated for
the first contest of its kind ever
staged here Directing the all-stars
will be Coaches Pick Hines of Balti-
more, Alex Smith of New York and
Jack McKinnon of River Vale. Fol-
lowing the game trophies will be
presented the most valuable player
on each squad.
Particularly annoying to the
Eagles this season has been the
Orioles Ceryance. His spectacular
saves turned back the Eagles here
last Friday and on Wednesday night
he sent the Orioles into a briefly
enjoyed undisputed possession OF
first place by blanking the Rovers
20
Hemming Apt to Guard Goal.
Washington, though. feels it can
match Ceryance with either Gordon
Hemming or Less Colvin. Hemming
may get the assignment to guard
the Eagles goal, although Colvin
still was under consideration for the
job by Coach Redvers Macken$-.
due to his success against the
Orioles.
The OlympicS and Sea Gulls will
not be represented on the all-star
team because they are to play a
league game tonight at Atlantic City.
Scrappy, Paul Courteau brought
the Eagles from behind last night,
producing a goal midway in the
third period to tie the Olympics at
3-3 but neither club could score a
decisive goal during the remainder
of that period or in the extra session
Courteau had scored in the sec
ond period to give Washington a
2-1 lead, but Cliff Thompson knot
ted the score for the Olympics, who
graSped a 80 advantage on frankie
Spain's score early in the third
period.
Goalie Vic Polich of the Olympics
was injured when struck on the chin
by one of Norm Burns shots. but
returned to the net after receiving
five stitches.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Cox Tosses OTooIe

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 7 (P).-
Joe Cox, Kansas City, defeated
Tommy O'Toole, San Francisco, two
falls out of three here last night