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Evening star., 1941-01-24
Basket Play Torrid
In -Four Divisions
OF Rec League
Washington Flour Roted
Roosevelt Fovorite;
U. T. Tech Winner

Washington Flour basketers loom
as early favorites in the Roosevelt
division of the Recreation League
play after nipping the strong Gov
ernment Accounting quint, Ills,
yesterday on the Roosevelt floor.
Bernie Chism paced the victors
with 10 points, but the smart floor
play of "Rollicking" Joe Branzell
kept his team ahead throughout the
contest.
Other games in the Roosevelt di-
vision saw Bellman Fuel top Gen.
eral Tire. 29-16, and Jewish Com
munity Center defeat Mclean,
30-18
At Tech, United Typewriters beat
the strong F. B. I. quint, 37-35, in
the closest battle Regals routed st.
Martins. 1910, and Census nosed
out Nebraska, 27-24.
The highest scoring fray was
played at Central, where Mount
Vernon defeated Treasury, 52-31.
Railroad Retirement trounced the
Cavaliers, 28-17. and Herby's topped
Agriculture, 44-34.
The eastern divisions closest tilt
saw Post Office Mailing edge out
Bowie, 1928, while Sports Club
trimmed Call Radio, 1921, and Ar
lington Maccabees bowled over
Briggs, 47-11.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
By BILL DISMER. Jr.

Pronounced by seasoned eques-
trian fans to be one of the best
horse shows ever held around WASH
ington, the first event celebrating
the Presidents birthday anniversary
was scheduled to wind up tonight
with another capacity crowd in
attendance at Fort Myers riding
hall.
And in the wake of such dra-
matte incidents as occurred at the
opening performance last night,
another throng of 1700 is expected
to be storming the doors when the
opening ceremony gets under way
at 8:15 o'clock.
Such episodes as a virtually un-
known Government owned mare
beating a recent Madison Square
Garden champion, favorite WASH
irgton girl rider making an auspi-
cious return to the ring for the
first time since suffering a serious
spinal injury more than a year
ago. a Fort Myer captain winning
one of the feature events after
taking the FASTEST spill of the
night and spine-tingling exhibi-
ton by the 55th Field Artilery's
famed gray horse" battery sent
the patrons out talking to them
selves last night-talking about re-
turning this evening.
Team Match Interest Keen.
Indeed. SO superlative was the
entire performance that few gave
vent to the only two disappoint-
ments-the failure of the Presi-
dent to be present and the appear
ance oI Cinemactor Preston Foster,
advertised as participant in the
road hack class, in the decidedly
non-riding apparel of a tuxedo.
Fosters activities were confined to
presenting the trophy to the win
ner of the event in which he had
been billed to ride
Only one of last nights compe-
titions will be repeated tonight, the
conclusion of the team match be-
tween men and women riders, but
the five classes scheduled should
1CouAo AL CNSh SlCdVCl Cl1Ol 10 tlldll
afforded last night. That is be-
cause the American rules, in which
even tips count, will be in effect
in contrast to the international
rules prevailing last night in which
only knockdowns were scored against
the contestant.
The men, incidentally, will enter
the final phase of their challenge
match with the fair riders, with a
13la-fault advantage. Ellie Leh,
Lisbeth Stieg and Mrs. C. B. Lyman
had combined total of 301a faults
last night, while Samuel E. Bogley,
Capt. David Wagstaff. Maj. George
Elms and 1t. Fred Hughes had only
l614. Bogley, the only civilian among
the men, had the lowest total, AZ,
with Capt. Wagstaff scoring S. Both
Maj. Elns and 1t. Hughes were
debited with 7. Miss Leh led the
women with 812, Miss Stieg had
91a against her and Mrs. Lyman,
1872. Mrs. L. ]. McNair was elimi-
mated.
Undoubtedly the outstanding class
last night was the fault and out
in which three jumpoffs were re-
quired and which ended when Capt.
Hamilton Howe, astride Black
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Upset Due as School
Quints Stage Two
Battles Tonight
Tech, Roosevelt Favored
Over Wilson, Western;
Tigers Injury Hit
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Choice spot for an upset, or even
two, is this evenings high school
basket ball double header at Tech
gym. At 7:30 Wilson will battle
Tech, and at $50 Western and
Roosevelt will tangle.
FavoriteS on form are Tech and
Roosevelt, but the series is overdue
for an upset. Western is conceded
the best chance of spilling the dope,
what with Wilson handicapped by
injuries and illnesses.
Western Playing Below Form.
Westerns veteran crew hasn't
been playing up TO its potential
strength, although last week
against Anacostia it displayed a
punch which, if present this eve
ming, should give Roosevelts cham
pionS a load of trouble Jake Hill
leary, Irving Schenker and Jim
Karas all were regulars last year.
Don Cross and Hal Mitchell, the
other two members of this eve
ning's starting lineup, were WELL
used reserves, giving the Red Raid
erS the most experienced group Of
players in District schools.
If they can match Roosevelt's fast
early pace they stand an excellent
chance of coming out on top. The
Rough Riders are flying high with
three successive victories in the
series, all over clubs conceded q
chance when the season opened to
reach the playoffs, and Western is
the last hope of those who look to
having the Riders spilled before the
title round. The two teams remain
ing on Roosevelt's interhigh sched-
ule-Anacostia and Wilson-hardly
figure to do the trick.
Lemerise's Ankle Not Broken.
Wilson's Green Tigers are in poor
shape. Bud Lemerise'S injury in the
Central game Tuesday turned out to
be a severely twisted ankle and not
a break as feared, but Bud is
through for several weeks. It's a
blow to the Tigers chances because
Coach Tony Kupka planned to pro-
mote LemeriSe to the starting five
when Bob Bedell leaves school m
February.
Bill lavish, a Wilson regular, has
water on the knee and probably will
not play. Both Ed PolhamuS and
Fred Vinson, also regulars, have
colds. The practice period yesterday
consisted mostly of 9. roll call and
a recapitulation of injuries and ILL
neSses. About the only regular on
whom Kupka can count is Don Hill
lock, but Hillock is a valuable asset.
Although only junior and playing
his first year with the first team-he
was a lightweight last year-the
angular Bones" is developing into
just about the best schoolboy center
in the city.
Tech is all set on its lineup, ex-
cept for center. Coach Dutch Usi-
laner still is experimenting with
several boys and probably will di-
vide the job this evening between
Tom Burnett and Buddy Webb.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Gad-
ding about: st. Louis winter
books make the Reds 80 over the
Cardinals. Since Uncle Sam told
her she'd have to marry an
American or scram back to Eu-
rope, Vera Hruba, the Czech
skating queen, has received Is
offers by mail, telegraph or In
person. Connie Mack has mixed
a proposal to back an American
Pro Football League club in
Philly. If the Tulane frosh do
any spring practicing it will have
to be in six-man football.
Thirteen of the n yearlings have
busted out and more are in dam
ger. Dick Bartell, Jimmy MLar-
min and Ellsworth Vines are play
ing in the open golf tournaments
on the Coast. Latest arrival at
the Hialeah race track: Chuck
Dresser.
Beg pardon dept.-When Heinie
Zimmerman won the National
League batting championship
back In 1917, be was With the
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Undefeated Buckeyes
Keen for Tilt With
Badger Quintet
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Ohio States
undefeated Buckeyes, conquerors OF
Northwestern, Chicago and Mich
igan, the Big Tens tail-end clubs,
get their initial test against first
division strength tomorrow at Wis
consin.
The Buckeyes not only will have
to contend with a team in the midst
of a four-game winning streak, but
also with the leading scorer Of the
conference Gene Englund, lanky
Badger center, has reeled off 81
points in five games.
In the only other conference
game Saturday night, Northwestern
will make its fifth bid for a Big Ten
triumph in opposing Michigan.
A fifth conference member, Chi
cago, goes outside the league for
its competition, playing De Paul of
Chicago.
In another Midwest headliner,
Notre Dame and Michigan State
will clash.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Battle for Team Honors TOPS
Dromo-Pocked Horse Show
Ending at Myer Tonight

Beauty, getting the deep salts
faction of beating the nationally
known Enterprise, winner of the
Bowman Challenge Trophy, despite
being thrown heavily at the seventh
hurdle 1t was in this class, also,
that Margaret Cotter returned to
the ring after nearly years en-
forced absence and won the first
of two ribbons she earned during
the night.
Altogether seven horses were in
the first junpof, but only Enter
prise, with Capt. Wagstaff astride,
and Miss Cotter's Rocksie reached
the second round with Black Beauty.
Rocksie was eliminated when he
toppled the third jump on the next
round, but both Black Beauty and
Enterprise fouled on the sixth. In
the third and final round, Black
Beauty baked at the seventh OBJ
stacle, pitching Howe over her head
and the hurdle, but was returned
the winner when Enterprise toppled
a bar at the fourth.
Miss Cotter, who received the
third-place ribbon, added another
ribbon to her collection when she
placed fourth in the open jumper
class, thereby demonstrating that
she is ready to resume where she
left off before her two operations
necessitated by previous competi-
ton. Unknown to many Specta-
tors, Margaret was riding against
the advice of many friends who
saw her thrown twice in schooling
sessions early this week when riding
side-saddle. After the second toss,
which knocked her out. Miss Cotter
appealed to her doctor to allow her
to ride astride and he consented.
Battery C to Drill.
AS a result of her old-time style,
Miss Cotter will be a threat in no
less than three events tonight
scheduled, as she is to ride in the
take-your- choice, jumper scurry and
open jumper classes.
Battery C's 48-horse outfit again
will close the program with its
intricate and fast-moving maneu-
vers.
Last nights summaries:
Green hunters-Won by David owned
and ridden by Jacoueline Warren; second
Cherry Bounce, owned by Mrs NJ E. Whit
ney, ridden by Norman Haymaker: third
Slap Happy, owned and ridden by Martin
Vogel. jr.: fourth. Ny Lass, owned by Mrs
Forrest Sherman. ridden by Mrs. c. B.
Fault and out-won by Black Beauty,
owned by United States Government. rid
den BY Capt Hamilton nd GGw1e Nv second
David Wasstan: third. Rocksie. owned and
| ridden by Margaret Cotter: fourth BLACK
Caddy. owned and ridden by 1t. Fred
]. Hughes
BY Ms E. Whfh Gnsyry
| Norman Haymaker; second, Gee Ray Bee,
owned and ridden by y. s. Randle; third,
Abdication, owned BY Mr.. and Mrs. George
fourth. dabby's scamp. owned BY Nal.
Open jumper--Won by The Deacon.
Swned BY Mrs st. George Duke ridden lie.
owned by United States. Government, rid
den by Capt. James Polk: third, Smacko,
McClelland; fourth. Rocksie, owned and
oeen oE Sy Billy Do
by Mr.. and Mrs. Greenhaleh. ridden. by
| Miss Boiling: second. Randles Shadow,
| owned and ridden by. U: S. Randle; third,
Eyes Delight. owned by United States
Goyernment, ridden BY It; Charles Norris;
Lamborn.
y. .Men's-yomen's match-won By Men
score. 16hl;. second, women lElIie Leh,
Lisbeth J: Stieg, Mrs. c. B. Lyman. Total
! score, 3O1O.