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In Memoriam
IN LOVING MEMORY of Mrs. Maria
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six years ago. January 8. 1885. Alfred
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Evening star., 1941-01-24
Dusek's Flying Tackle
Makes Steinborn
.Swoon on Mat

Ernie Dusek is one up on Milo
Steinborn in their historical Wres-
ting feud after taking the latest
rubber" match last night at Tur-
ner'S Arena. Dusek'S margin now
stands at 972 victories against 97l
defeats in this series. The figures
are pretty close to those for the
Dusek-CoX set, which Ernie leads by
the comparatively safe advantage of
1905 to 1.1095
In subduing Milo Ernest employed
a hold he hadn't tried since last
Week-the flying tackle. Steinborn
Swooned at the sight of DuSek's sup
pie chassis ripping through the air
like flying torpedo and Ernie
pinned him for the necessary 3
count.
The co-feature went to Mildred
Burke, who has owned the ladies
middleWeight championship since
she was d little girl. Miss Burke
used hold described as a cross be-
tween a shampoo and a facial mas
sage to throw Gladys Gillian.
The Masked Hornet crossed up
everybody by playing the hero and
winning from Abe Tourist via dis
qualification of the latter. Ivan
Managoff tussled 80 minutes with
Warren Bockwinkle, but no dice.
Fred Grubmier threw Tiger Tasker
in IA minutes.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
BY SID FEEDER.
Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Aside from
tossing the label bum" around care
lessly, the best way to tangle with
a buzzsaw at Mrs. Browns uptown
boarding house for refined fstic
gentlemen these days is 10 tell
Laughing Lou Ambers he's training
for a comeback.
You can call him most anything
else you like and get away with it.
but if you accuse him of that, the
little fellow who was knocked out
from under the lightweight crown
last May is likely to stop strumming
his guitar right there, grab it by
the handle and bounce it off your
brand-new fedora. He wants it dis
tinctly understood he % never re-
tired from the ring % isn't max
ing a comeback now, and 80 is not
tangling with Lightweight Cham
pion Lew jenkins February q be-
cause he needs the money.
He is comfortably fixed with two
annuities-one for his mother, the
other. for s60,0OO, for himself. He's
just bought a house back in his
home town, Herkimer, N. Y. and
he's successful laundryman there,
besides.
Graves Action Again.
I've got a lot of reasons for
looking for fighting action again,
he said today in the uptown ROOM
ing house where fighters have gath
cred (American or European plan)
for years. But the chief one is
that this is my business. Sure, I'm
doing pretty good at the laundry,
but what do I know about washing
socks and lace doilies. People that
work for me do that. Fighting is
what Lou Ambers knows.
Look never quit the ring. It's
Just that since jenkins stopped me
last May. I took a longer layof than
usual. This was for two reasons.
First, I was going to become
father. I couldn't let fighting or
training interfere with that, could
I? Second, I was just opening the
laundry and since I'd sunk about
$4,000 into that, I had to be
around to get it running right.
Now everything's okay again.
Luigi, jr., is doing all right and SOS
the laundry. We even have a pox-
ing license for him Guigi, jr., I
mean. So I'm back again to pick
up where I left off. And take it
from me, I'm going to win the well
terweight championship before I
quit.
Would Square Jenkins Feud.
"First I want to settle that little
party with Jenkins. When I met
Evening star., 1941-01-24
From the
Press Box
U. S. Needs More People
To Stoy Under Water
Bv JOHN LARDNER,


NEW YORK, Jan. "a (N.AN.A0.- -
If some eager agent or promising
young manager, fresh off the campus
at Sing Sing or San Quentin, Is
looking around for a meal-ticket
these days, advise him to get hold
of a "submerSible"-a man or wom-
an who can stay under water.
There's millions well, anyway,
hundreds of dollars in staying un-
der water. The sport has been quiet
for 25 wears, and the public hungerS
for action The crowds would lap it
I'D. For instance, I have a letter
here from E PluribuS Unum prob
ably a pseudonym), who says, in
part:
Last month, what with one thing
and another, I stayed under water 4
minutes l225 seconds. This feat
drew a crowd of 345 spectators, not
counting the bloodhounds and the
posse itself. Had I sold tickets at
quarter a head I would have cleaned
I'D S86.25, enough to pay my fine
and then some.
THE public demand for staying
under water is terrific. The event
should be held in some handy spot,
like a horse trough in a public
square. where the fans can congre-
gate. In no time at all YOU would
have enough money to build sta
dium around the trough, and then
you could begin importing out-of-
town talent. the best people in the
underwater game, and you could
sell your tickets for Sll0-6O cents
in the bleacherS.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Eagles Go for Eighth
Straight Victory in
Tilt With Royers
Win Would Tie Record
Streak Of OIympics;
Foe Strengthened

In quest of their eighth stralghO
victory, the washington Eagles to-
night at $50 will tangle with the
New York Rovers in an Eastern
Amateur Hockey League game al
Riverside Stadium with 10 pert cent
of the receipts to be donated 10
the Mile O. Dimes infantile paraly-
sis fund.
Washington will be seek to tie the
season record held by the Boston
Olympics and at the same time con-
tinue its mastery over the Rovers,
who have dropped six of seven
games with the Eagles.
Rovers Regain Injured Players.
New York will be fortified for the
engagement. however, regainlng June
SaWchuk. Bob Brownridge and Fran
kie Parker. all of whom have been IN
iured, and introducing a new goalle
in Reggie Haggerty, up from the
Cornwall Club Of Montreal.
Hal Dewey. Washington Wingman
who was granted furlough IN order
TO make a run over the Canadian
railroad by which he is employed
as a brakeman, IS expected to re-
join the Eagles by game time.
Also attempting TO pEolong a
streak will be the Eagles tlashy
Norm Burns, who has scored at
least once in each of Wasnington's
last eight games. Burns has only
to score 10 more goals TO tie the So
goal record established BY Ba-ti-
mores Norm Calladine last season.
Four Victories Close.
Despite Washington string Of
successes against the Rovers four
of their games have been decided by
a margin of one goal. Although
New York has been foundering this
season il remains an attractive
drawing card here and sizeable
crowd is anticipated
I Squirting the Eagles is an an
nOunCement that the Eastern
League champion VIII face the
champion of the Canadian Senior
League for the amateur champion
ship Of the world sometime in April
The series is expected to be played
in Buffalo or Detroit.
The Eagles also have obtained
permission 10 face the best players
of New York. Baltimore and River
Vale here on February 7 for the
benefit of the Boys Club Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
jenkins Go Step Toward Zivic
Title Tilt, Declares Ambers,
Not Planning Retirement

him last time I had trouble making
the weight and got the idea he was
easy. so I got careless in there.
Now I'm going to prove it was a
fluke This time I'll weigh 140 or
14l After that we're going to chase
Fritzie Zivic for crack at his well
terweight title. Then-Well, for the
time being, that's all, brother"
At 27. starting his eighth year
under willy Al Wells managership
Lou still can step around a ring
although he doesn't have the blind
ing speed of the past. Since 1887
ne has lost only two fights, one to
Henry Armstrong. the other to Jen-
kins. He reversed the Armstrong
setback. low he wants TO do the
same with Jenkins. After all. he
said, You can't rule guy off for
trying"
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Cue Masters Turn Over Gate
For Loyton's Hospital Bill

champions - Willie Hoppe - con-
valescing from a touch of pneu-
monia, will make his first appear
ance in the tournament to help swell
the purse. After a regular cham
pionship game is played, each of the
18 players will give an exhibition
of trick shots.
Layton was injured so seriously
here six weeks ago when struck by
a street car that for a time it was
feared he would not recover. At
the time of the accident he was on
his way to practice for the current
tournament He is suffring from 8
skull fracture and a brain clot and
may be hospitalized for another two
months.
In competition these iron-nerved
men battle each other without quar-
ter. What they think of each othel
is another story. They never let Z
pal down.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
.Weight-Lifters Match
Beauty and Brdwn
In Title Meet

Weight-lifters of the District will
match charms-and muscle and
braWn-in a contest to decide the
perfect man" next Tuesday evening
at the Jewish Community Center.
The contest will be held in con-
nection with the D. c. A. A. U. an
nual weightlifting championships
and will be similar to the Mr..
America" contest staged in Madison
Square Garden.
The Judges Committee will con-
sist of Maury Needham, professor
OF English literature at Georgetown
University, James c. Haynes. B. P.
Heiss, Gilbert Amies and Paul Dean.
Mrs. John Dulin and Nancy Craig
will handle the recording.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Del Rio Bowers Shoot for Monopoly Coin Major Southern ounan
BoI|pIoyers Soft
Now, Says Kelley
BY the Associated Press

Fy the ASSOClateQ Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 24.-Mike
Kelley, an old-timer himself, took
down his hair last night before
$50 Old Guards of the Diamond
at their Goth annual dinner, and
pitched scorn at modern ball
players.
Il think they are petted and
pampered too much: they are
hothouSe athletes" said the owner
of the Minneapolis club of the
American Association.
Nowadays a club carried to
10 pitchers and they think they
are overwOrked when they pitch
twice week. continued Kelley.
In the old days. Il used to win
pennants with five-man pitching
staffs.
Nowadays. some ballplayers
insist upon laying off if they dis
cover ingrowing hair on their
faces" declared Kelley.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Standards Annex Hot
Game in YLeuaue

Bureau of Standards courtmer
of the Y. M. c. A. League today
boast the most impressive victory
of the loop after nipping Rural
Identification, 1864, on the "Y'
floor yesterday. Center Heuer paced
the winners with 81 points.
In other games, Social Security
topped Foreign and Domestic, "a
80; Patents edged out Library, 39-
36, and Interstate Commerce routed
State, 42-21.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Johnny Lay
ton, famed Sedalia, Mo-, redhead,
won the world three-cushion bill
lard championship seven times. He
valued it more than anything in
life
Today he found something he val
ued more-true friendship.
The men who shot the works
against Layton in competition now
are going to shoot the works for
him-to help him in distress. Lay
ton is fiat on his back, gamely striv-
ing to recover from grave injuries.
So the 18 players contending for
the 1941 championship unanimously
decided to turn their share of Sun
day nights gate" over to Layton
to help defray hospital expenses.
The sum of $4,000 may be raised
from the gate" and other sources.
Even the greatest Of al billiard
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Master BARRIERS Out
Front in Scramble
For Pin Pennant
Clip National Capital
Loop Leaders, Goin
Edge Of 2 Games

Sweeping the erStWhile leading
Structural Porcelain Club. Harry
Rich's Master BARRIERS last night at
the Lucky Strike moved two games
out front in an exciting National
Capital League flag scramble. Bill
King, whose timely last-box strike
paved the way for the rout, led the
charge with 387 Ed Nash con-
tributed potent 38l.
The Benmacks continued to climb
with 2l victory over the strong
Chaconas Market Sam Shreve's S
381 and Capt. Dixie Davis las were
the winning wallops. Lou Pantos
OF the losers was tops with 397.
Despite a 2-l loss to JalepeS Res
taurant, Red Circle Food Shop
gained tie for the runner-up spot.
with HART Aiken's laSt-game count
of l4l in 378 set netting it's lone
win. Luke Lambert'S l39-368 were
high for the restaurant rollers. who
posted 658 for high game. Ernie
Hauser'S 389 led Shaffer Flower
Shop to a 2-l decision over Portner's
Grill
COmelv Sidney Wells Shone at the
Lucky Strike with l26 as the leading
Pinettes copped the odd game from
E. & E. with highs of 508 and l,48O
in the Procurement Ladies League.
Bess Smith of the losers was tops
with 339 The Demons moved to
second place with sweep over the
Cardinals.
The pacesetting Elite No. l bowlers
came through with 552-1 6l2 to
Whitewash Page pinmen in the
Laundrymen's League despite the
gallant efforts of Harrup who shot
385 for the losers. Long of the
winners with 365 turned in high
of 1877.
Blanche Ely of Slow Meters with
100 and Ethel Ritz of Five Fuses
with 3l7 were the stars in the
Utility Ladies League. The Mega
watts posted 458-l.355 at the New
Recreation to sweep the Live Wires
and garner team honorS.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Marble Loses Net Tilt
First Time Since 1899

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Jan. 24-Alice Marble
last night suffered her first defeat
since the 1888 Wimbledon champion-
ships when England's Mary Hard
wick outsteadied her for a Ga
46, 60 victory before a 5000
crowd at the Boston Garden.
She lost seven of the IA service
games she had in the 28-game match
that was played without intermis-
sion.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
SPORTS Mirror
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated PRESS.
Today a year ago-19,157 fans
jammed Madison Square Garden
to see Henry Armstrong retain
welterweight championship, stop
ping Pedro Montanez in nine
rounds.
Three years ago-James Nut
RE, Sc, organizer and first man
ager of New York Giants, died;
piloted club for nine years and
won two pennants.
Five years ago-Ivan Ballan-
grod. Norway, won European
speed skating title on points,
taking 5000 and 1900 meter
races. Eddie Schroeder, United
States, fifth in final standing.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Lupien, Bosox Rookie,
Makes EurIy Sturt

BOSTON, Jan. "a LP.-Ulysses
Lupien, former Harvard captain
and ranked as Jimmy Foxx' under
study, returned his signed contract
in person today and advised Man.
ager Joe Cronin of the Red Sox
that he would gain wide jump on
the rest of the squad.
Lupien said he intended to make
an early training start in the Har-
ward baseball cage.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH.-Mose Brown, 1877.
McKeesport, Pa, knocked out Jimmy
Reeves, 172, Cleveland (2).
AKRON, Ohio.-Buddy Knox. 1873,
Dayton, Ohio. outpointed Dan Merritt,
1874, Cleveland d2).
BALTIMORE.-Jackie Wilson. 1913,
Pittsburgh. outpointed Make Shapiro,
1aS, New York G0.
Observation-Disclosures Harkins,
147, Philadelphia, outpOinted Danny
Faico. l43. Philadelphia (S).
WATERBURY. Conn.-Irish Eddie
Dolan. Waterbury welterweisht. out
pointed Carl Dell, Oneonta, N. Y. 80.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Tennis Fans FIockinq
To Watch Marbles
Troupe Perform

Al Ennis, advance agent for the
professional tennis troupe of Alice
Marble, Mary Hardwick, Don Bulge
and Bill Tilden. estimates the 65-
match tour will net between SITS 900
and 100000.
The troupe. which will appear at
Ritchie Coliseum on January 81, al
ready has drawn 62.848 so in eight
matches, some 42138 fans seeing the
court show thus far.
Ennis says Tilden, recently injured
in an automobile accident, will be
able to play here.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Ifshin Lost to Wilson
For Shepherd Game

Wilson Teachers cagers, out fo1
their seventh win of the season to-
morrow against Shepherd College
will be without the services of Hal
Ifshin, high-scoring forward.
The game will be at 8 o'clock at
Tech gym. Coach Doc White says
that Ifshin, who has figured promi-
nently in all of wilson's victories, is
| abed with a sever cold.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Tackle Changes Mind, ,
Signs With Chicurds

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr, Jan. 24.-John
Krejci, star Creighton tackle for
three years, said he'd had enough
when the football season ended last
fall. He was through with the
game.
But now he has signed a contract
to play professional ball with the
Chicago Cardinals, explaining: 1--WE
kind of forgotten about those bumps
and aches I picked up last season.
guess I'd like a little football
again."
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Pair of Mockmen Sion

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a lP.-
The Athletics have received signed
contracts from First Baseman Dick
Siebert and Rookie Outfelder Eric
Upton. Upton has been optioned
to Toronto.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Although anxious to add
"Homerun Frank Baker to the
roster of the Nationals, Clark
Griffith said he would not con-
slider including First Baseman
Joe Judge in deal with the
Yankees as reported.
Jake Schaefer defeated Welker
Cochran, 1900 to 1.635, in an 1872
balkline billiard match in Chicago.
Georgetown found difficulty
before defeating the Camp Hum
phreys West Point Alumni five,
$500, in Ryan gymnasium.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Friends, Little Hoyos
Tie in Loop Soccer

Georgetown Prep and Friends
School ended all even in their open
ing game of the Private School
Soccer League. deadlocking Ii when
Mike Tobin of Prep made a penalty
shot near the finish.
Ranneft scored Friends goal in
the first period.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Georgia Will Sponsor
Southern Title Golf

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ga, Jan. 24.-Georgia
will sponsor the seventh annual
Southern intercollegiate golf tour
nament at the Athens Country Club
April 1912.
Bert Mcdowell, Louisiana State
SHOEMAKER, won the title last year.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Coolidge Changes Foes

The basketball game scheduled to-
day between Coolidge and Wood
ward has been Cancelled. Instead,
Eastern will play Coolidge at Cool
idge at $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press
HARTFORD. Conn-Maurice Ghe
Angel Tillett. Paris. France defeated
Steve (Crusher) Casey. Ireland, two out
of three falls
TORONTO-Jim Jondos ST. Louis,
defeated King Cox, Yuma, Ariz t47:23.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Quintet Seeking Games

Kensington unlimited five is seek
ing foes with or without gyms. Call
Kensington 16-J.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Boast Eight Triumphs
OF Nine Scored bv
District Pinmen
Strive Next in Virginia
Open; l00-Averoee Man
Turns in 100 Game

Already the winners of eight of the
nine major stake events captured
by Washington bowlerS and favorites
TO cop the sixth annual Virginia
State Open tomorrow at Rosslyn
and the third annual Julian Easter
dGv in Baltimore Sunday, members
of the great Del Rio teams, sponsored
by Hero Sachs, bid fair to give the
Capital near monopoly on the %
Southern money tournaments this
season.
With three victories to his credit,
Astor Clarke tops his illustrious
mates, while Hokie Smith, the de-
Tending champion in the Easterday,
and Perce Wolfe each have won two.
Tony Santini. top money winner last
season, so far has triumphed only
once
Oddly, Ed Blakeney, who tops the
country in stake events with an
average of l3l, has yet to win one.
His closest bid was second place in
the United States Open. Harry Hill
lard, the sixth member of the Del
Rios. also is seeking his first con-
quest of the season.
The Del Rios have won more than
81 600 in prizes.
Al Wright, winner of the Ray Won
Dreele, is the only other District
pinman to cop major event.
Duffer Rolls 100 Game.
In one of the seasons Standout
featS Hyman Barr, a 00-average
roller. banged out an all-time rec
ord of 100 in the Friends Association
League last night at Northeast Tenn
pie. Barr rolled a quadruple strike,
but trey counts on two of his four
spares cost him a 200 game. His
whopper plus Lou Moss $50 gave
the Redskins season highs of 598
and 1892.
An all-time record went by the
boards in Section D OF the Wash
ington Catholic League when Don
Hurd posted Ais. The Sacred Heart
team shooter rolled l43, 12l and Isl.
ST. Francis Xavier chalked up team
highs of 588l l,653 Henry Kaboskey
with l32-368, and Jack Willcoxon
with 1906 were among the best
of the evening at the Queen Pin.
Ray Watson, for year one of the
leading rollers of the old Columbia
Heights League and several times its
champion, turned on the heat in the
Brookland Merchants League with
counts of 16l and 4l3. Hite's Shell
was tops with 627 while M. P. M
Market registered a high of l.778 to
sweep Brookland Hardware.
Share Interior Laurel.
In the Interior League at Penn
Recreation John Quinn of WILD
Life Service. with l56. and Frank
Gartside of National Capital Parks,
with 39l, copped the honors. Charley
Dey's l40-369 led in Reclamation
No. Is 80 win from Survey.
Olive Petit continued to hold the
spotlight in the Silver Spring Ladies
League. when her top 131 gave the
pace-setting Shepherd Park quint a
high count of 545. Mary Norris
with high of 343. paced Silver
Spring Standards set of 1915.
Shepherd Park has a four-game
lead in the flag chase.
Louise Schlosser of the Orioles.
with 1913, rolled the highest game of
the season in the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace Ladies League. Pauline Ford
of the Doves and Dorothy Flack
and Thelma Robinson of the Meteors
shared set honors with BAL.