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Evening star., 1941-02-06
Greenskeeping Group
Fights 10 Rate as
Golf Amateurs
Held Pros by U. S. 6. A.,
See Status as Same
As College Coaches
BY the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 6.-The
Greenskeeping Superintendents' As
sociation has protested-and stren-
uously-against classification of its
members as professionals by the
United States Golf Association.
Delegates from 80 States and
Canada, attending the 18th national
conference of the turf technicians,
voted unanimously today to file an
objection with golfdom's ruling body
over the regulation which puts the
greenkeepers among the profess
sionals.
The men who groom the grass
believe they should have been ex-
tended the same courtesy as school
and college coaches, when the U. s.
G. A. at its January II meeting
claSsed those teachers as amateurs.
The superintendents pointed to
the fact that they do not earn their
living by teaching or playing golf,
but indicated they were willing to
wear cap and gown, if necessary,
to qualify for the amateur tourna-
mentS.
President John Gray of the golf
superintendents, from Windsor, Cam
ada, declared that several younger
members of the G. S. A. would be
a threat in any amateur competi-
ton. He pointed specifically to Emil
Massiocchi of Chicagos Onwenstia
Club, the present national cham
pion Of the greenkeepers, who
clipped seven strokes off par with a
7l-64El35 performance at the In
dianapolis Speedway course last Oc-
tober to beat the field of superin-
tendents.
Norman johnson. superintendent
of the Medinah Country Club, was
appointed chairman of the commit
tee to handle negotiations with the
U. S. G.. A. on the matter which the
boycott of eligible amateur players
Want More Federal Aid.
The greenkeeping superintend-
ents also moved to put turf i'm
provement on the same basis as
tobacco and mushrooms insofar as
Federal appropriations are con-
cerned.
Joe Ryan of the Rolling Green
Golf Club. Media. Pa. former pres
ident Of the turf technicians and
present chairman of the groups
Federal Turf Research Committee
said that more than s500,000 an
nuallv was appropriated from Fed
eral funds for tobacco study, i'm
provement and development.
Mushrooms, too, Ryan declared.
come in for a hefty cut of Federal
cash. while turf improvement Of all
kinds gets Government aid of less
than $4,000.
Need for Government funds to
aid in the study of turf improve
ments, Ryan said, was evidenced by
the fact that 100000 acres of
turf are affected annually in high
way-erosion programs in America,
along with 1000 square miles in
golf courses and twice that area
in grassed areas Of parks and play
grounds.
Bancroft declared Federal aid in
turf research problems would also
aid the present defense program.
Airport officials now are seeking
information on desirable turf for
runways. it was said, pointing
out war in Europe has proved
the vulnerability Of concrete run
ways.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
GoaIie Ceryanee 7th
0rioIe Chosen for
AN-5tar Team
Baltimore Tokes Lead
In Defeating Rovers;
Eagles PIoy Boston

Frank Ceryance, Baltimore's
great goalie who scored his second
Shutout Of the season last night
when his Orioles assumed the East
ern Amateur Hockey League lead
by whipping the New York Rovers,
20, will be in the nets for the
leagues All-Star team which faces
the Washington Eagles at Riverside
Stadium tomorrow night.
Including Ceryance. the All-Stars
are due to have seven of Balti-
mores high-fying ice men, four
stars from River Vale and three
from the RoVers. Coach Pick Hines,
one Of the Stars two coaches.
claimed today that it was the best
all-star aggregation that had been
formed since the league was or
gained
Hines. the Baltimore coach. stated
he would use all seven Of his stars
against the Eagles
Outstanding players OF the rival
teams will be presented with two
handsome trophies Immediately
after the game. The D. c. Ice Hoe
key Writers Association will give
17-inch cup TO the Washington
player selected, while Owner S. G..
Leoff1er will make a similar award
to the chosen member Of the ALL
Star team.
The Eagles, determined 10 snap
their string Of four losses. are sched-
uled to play the Boston Olympics at
the Boston Garden tonight. but will
leave for home immediately after
the game. They have whipped the
Olympics in six Of seven games al
ready this season.
Statistics on the leagues leading
scorers announced today:
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Tourney AIwoys Produces
ColorfuI Situations

In the last World Series at Gin
cinnati I caught Paul Derringer, one
Of the crack Red pitchers, warming
up before the game.
Don't miss that ball players
championship in St. Petersburg" he
said TT will be another World
Series"
This tournament usually produces
at least one circus event. Last year
It started out to be Ferrell's argyll
ment with the Dodgers as to whether
or not he could continue play after
training began, but MedWick soon
stole the show. He and Derringer
tied for the medal and had to play
of.
While Derringer was talking to
Jacobus, who was to referee. Joe
hooked ball out of bounds. Then
he sliced one to nearby fairway.
Every one thought he was trying to
tee of, but Joe said he was just
practicing and the match didn't
begin until after they had tipped a
coin. Jacobus backed him up and it
made good copy.
Two years ago there was a story
about Waner and Ferreu in the
finals. Waner hit into some moss
and claimed he had the right to
move his ball. Ferrell said. Mo-"
so Paul finished with two balls, ty-
ing Ferreu with the one that was
in the moss and beating him with
the other. They played in that way
to get ruling. After a terrific
amount Of arguing they finally set
tied on a play-of which Ferrell won.
Once he squares off and gets one
right, I doubt if there is any one
who can hit a golf ball farther than
smiable Jimmy Foxx, who owns and
runs jungle course.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
MehI and Fenske Doubt
They Can Run Here

District track fans hopes Of see
ing Walter Mehl and Chuck Fenske
compete here in the Forthcoming
Catholic University games went
glimmering yesterday.
Guests of Representative Frank
Keefe of Wisconsin. the pair said it
was doubtful if they could squeeze
in an appearance in the games with
their already crowded schedule.
Mehl said he expects to run in the
Olympic Club games at San Fran
cisco March H. Fenske said he had
50 many offers he couldn't remember
where he was supposed to be.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Loyden's Job Far From Covering All Pro Football
Florida Lineup George Running

Kimbrough S37,500 Chats a
laff). insulted Paul Christian by
offering him a mere $4,000 to
pitch passes next fall.
Mixing 'em up-Those good
sports up at Boston offered to
release Frank Leahy from his
new $500 contract to dicker
with Notre Dame, but Frank de-
cided he'd stay in Beantown.
Umpire Dolly Stark. who went
on the shelf last season with a
game leg. is ready to go back to
work in the National League.
The wires from New York to
South Bend recommending Elmer
Layden's successor are about So
so between Slip Madigan and Jim
. Crowley.
-Four stars to old reliable Bill
Brandt and his new National
League green book.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Veteran Roger Cromer
Becomes Griffmun

Roger Cramer, veteran outfielder.
is a full-f1edged member of the
Washington baseball team today and
predicting great things for the
Griffs in the Al race.
Cramer signed yesterday. He will
go south with the first detachment
of players to leave Washington late
this month.
Cramer. left-handed hitter who
throws with his right. was obtained
from Boston in a three-cornered
deal among Washington, the Red
Sox and Cleveland.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-From
reading the papers, We gather
Elmer Layden is monarch of all
he surveys in pro football-that
is, except the American Associ-
Dixie League and the Pacific
Coast League which makes
his election practically unani-
mous-in reverse-for. if these
don't outnumber the National
loop, we're willing to learn.
Now all Mr.. Layden has to do
is to get himself elected car and
start earring the National
League, which lured him away
from Notre Dame at fat salary,
hasn't made it official yet, and
its magnates may have fight on
their hands before 1t does. To the
other circuits, Mr.. Layden Is Just
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Terp Freshmen S Late
Spurt Wins From
Boiling Field

Maryland's freshman basket ball
team spurted late in the game TO
defeat the Boiling Field quint last
night at College Park, AZ to "a.
1t was a real battle for three
quarters of the way with the score
being tied at 26-all when the young
Terps started a scoring streak.
Nine frosh players were used and
all scored in taking their ninth
game in II starts.
Heck Horn, big center, topped the
Maryland scoring with II points,
but Chuck Menhart of the losers was
high with 13.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Seeded Nefmen Face
After Troublesome
Quarfer-FinaIs
Kovoes, Riggs Extended
To Survive in South
Florida Tournament
BY the Associated Press


WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb
6.-Seeded favorites, some of whom
had trouble surviving the quarter
finals, clashed today in the South
Florida tennis tournament.
Frank Kovacs, the California
clown, encountered Hal Surface of
Kansas City.
Top-seeded Bobby Riggs of Chi
cago matched strokes with Ed Alloo
Of Rollins College.
Bitsy Grant of Atlanta. perennial
upset artist, met Jack Kramer of
Los Angeles.
Elwood Cooke Of New York faced
Wayne Sabin of Portland. Greg,
who ousted seventh-seeded Billy
Talbert of Cincinnati, "a. rs.
Kovacs was forced three sets to
whip Gus Ganzenmuller of Port
Washington, N Y, 3-6. IS, IS,
and Riggs also was extended in
beating Dick Mckee Of Miami, 81,
6-8, 6-3.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Cardinals Best Game
OF Season Wasted
As Sho men Win

Lucky seven was an unlucky
seventh straight defeat for Catholic
University's courtment last night as
they bowed to Washington College,
34-40.
Coach "Fod" Cotton's crew played
their best game Of the season and
was in the thick of the firing until
the last minute Of play when the
Eastern Shoremen sank a couple of
baskets to clinch matters.
Lew Yerkes topped the victors'
scoring with IS points. The result
assures Washington College of
berth in the Mason-Dixon Confer
ence championship playoff.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

One-minute interview: New
York and the National Boxing
Commission are going to get to-
gether sooner than anybody
thinks.
Add pro football rumpus-Why
pity poor Carl Storck. who's only
the president of the National
League? He's better off
than Elmer, for he knows where
he stands.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

another football coach looking
for a job. The road ahead is
lined with headaches, but Mr..
Layden can afford EN- at $40, 900
per-if he gets it.
Wires from all over-Dolly
King, Long Island US great cage
star. has got around in making
it official by announcing he's
playing with the New York
Flashes, pro outfit. Eddie Col
Inns is making a special rush visit
to Sarasota, Fla, to try to sign
James Emery Foxx.
Ed Don George, the grappler, is
running for sheriff and the 5000
that goes with it in his native
Buffalo.
Today's guest star--Dan Part
r1er. Kansas City Times: The
New York football Yankees, who
are reported to have offered John
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Parker Costs His Lot
With Pro Football
BY the Associated Press.

oS inc hsSoCIeled FlesS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Clarence
Ace" Parker has made his choice
and it is football.
The former Duke athlete who won
the 1910 National Football Leagues
most valuable award while virtually
playing on one leg for Brooklyn.
has signed two-year Dcdger con-
tract, the terms of which virtually
end any possibility of a career as
major league ball player.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Sports Mirror
PE the Associated Press.

BN the Associated Press.
To-day a year sgo-Luke Arpling,
White SoX: Max West. Boston
Bees outfelder, and Hal Schu-
macher. Giants, signed contracts
for 1910 season.
Three years ago-s3000 Sacra-
mento Open golf tourney won by
John Revolta with 29O Vic Ghezzi,
second by a stroke.
Five years ago Georgetown
UniversityS basket ball team
ended New York Universitys
winning streak at 90 games. heat
ing the Violets, 1854, at Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Archibald, Jeffro Bout
Shifted to Turner'S

Turner's Arena will house the l5-
round bout between joey Archibald
and Harry Jeffra February l6, Pro-
moter Joe Turner has announced.
Finding the $3.50 rental of Uline
Arena too steep for a gamble after
Archibald's Around knockout. the
promoter decided to shift the acton
to his own cozy quarters.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Breaks Swimming Mark

WOODSTOCK, Va. Feb. 6 (R.-
Massanutten Acadeny's 160-yard
free style relay team broke its own
national interscholastic record when
the schools swimmers defeated
Washington and Lee freshmen, 4912
to 1612. Ted Hobart, Frank Elliott,
Bob Brooke and Don Boyer covered
the distance in 1:14.2.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Dixie Men 0utbowIed
By Ross|yn Women
In Three Clashes
speciaI Dispatch to Tn. Star.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. Gross
lyn's touring woman's team swept
their male opposition in two cities
yesterday when Ida Simmons and
Lucy Rose won an afternoon doubles
match at Spartansburg, S. c.. TIA to
626, from Joe Holmes and Sam
Wright and last night routed crack
Columbia mems outfit, 1853 to 1880
while Blanche Wootton and Mrs.
Rose were victor over the duo of
Andrews and Clark, 674 to CAT.
Mrs. Rose was tops in the Spar
tansburg doubles victory with 140-
385, while Ida Simmons was high
In the team win with 154-369.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
The
SPoRTLIGHT
Ball Players Title Golf
Is War Of Jungle
By GRANTLAND RICE.

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 6 INA.
NA0.-This isn't quite as rough as
1t sounds. / am referring to the
ball players annual golf champion
ship to be played this. week end
over Jimmy Foxx's jungle course at
st. Petersburg.
You probably have seen such ball
players as Ducky MedTick, Yves Fer
rell, Paul Derringer. Paul Waner and
others in pennant fights. A pennant
battle strictly is thin. pink tea COM
pared to one of their winter golf
championships.
I've seen young palm trees almost
demolished by a barrage OF steel
heads after flubbed shots or missed
puts.
Yves Ferrell triple champion
among the ball-playing golfers,
never was any dove of peace on
the mound. You should see Wes
on a golf course in the thick OF
a tournament scrap.
I recall one tournament at Sara
sofa when by the time he reached
the ninth hole Yves had completely
destroyed four putters and two
niblicks, using the hand and knee
system.
And Ducky Medwick is no serene
philosopher when he blows one. In
a battle between these two the safest
SPOT is a bombproof shelter.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Hockey Figures

Last Nights Results.
Baltimore. y; New York. a.
River Vale. :. Atlantic City. 4.
schedule.
Tonisht-Washinston al Boston
Tomorrow A. H. l. All-Stars al
Washington tRlveTslde Stadium, s 80
PM. Boston al Atlantic City.
BY the Associated Press
American League.
Plttsbursh. 3 New Haven. .
Providence, >; Philadelphia l lover
tirei
Springfeld. Hershey a."
Buffalo 3 Indianapolis, 3 ttle).
American Association.
s.. Louis. 4; LesEue All-Stars. /.
ToNIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
National League.
Detroit al Montreal
Chicsso at New Yor;; Rangers.
American Association.
Mlnnea polls a. Omaha
s.. Paul al Kansas City.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Nicholson of Cubs Bulks

CHESTERTOWN, Md, Fed. 6 Up.
Bill Nicholson, Chicago Cubs out
fielder. who ranked second in Ma
tional League batting average last
season. has sent his contract back
l1nxipned
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Clarke Cuts Smiths Lead 20 Pns Arcadia Gains uces
BigMorIin Caught
On q Light Line
pv the Assori,,sd pyeSx

BY the Associated Press.
KONA, Hawaii, Feb. 6.-Charles
Clapp Of Orange Cove, Calf,
claims world record for catching
an 815-pound black marlin on a
39-thread line regulation tackle.
The previous record was 730-
FOUNDER caught at Miami, Fla.
Clapp made the catch near
where Pesident Roosevelt fished,
without getting a bite, when he
visited the islands several years
ago.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Reid Is New Grid Coach
At Colorado CoI|eqe
By the Associated Press

by hs5UOIdttu
COLORADO SPRINGS, Feb. g.
William T. (Bully) Van De Graaff,
head football coach at Colorado
College IA years, is retiring and will
be succeeded by Juan Reid, fresh
man mentor. Van De Graaf1 will
remain as head of the department
of physical education.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
New Scoreboord's Limit
Of go Is Inadequate

ASHLAND, Greg, Feb. IP9.-The
first time the new electric score
board in the Southern Oregon COL
lege of Education gymnasium was
used it proved Inadequate
Its limit is SO points. The college
team walloped the Jacksonville
Townies, 110-l5.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Uncle Sam Paging Keller
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, Feb. g.
Charley Keller. Yankee outfielder,
is among residents of this city who
have received questionnaires in the
national defense draft. Married and
the father of two children, he prob
ably will be deferred.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Pair Corners 43 Points

Burroughs scored Is points and
Cinotti 18 as their Ballard Music
Store courtmen ran roughshod over
the Kensington five. 72-43, last
night. 1t was only 800 at half
time.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball,

IODA1.
Basket Ball.
Annapolis Business College VS..
Maryland freshmen, College
Park. 7:30.
Elizabethtown at Gallaudet,
6.l5.
Georgetown at Colgate.
Maryland VS.. Virginia, Char
1ottesville, Va.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Boston
Olympics, Boston.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of FIVE
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Plenty Of Reol Tolent
Amona Diamond Stors

Don't get any idea into your head
that these ball players are hackers.
Ill give you an example. I played
with Ducky MedWick around st.
Petersburg and he had 10 which
included on a short par 3 hole.
1t was only niblick shot With a
par here he would have had 66.
In the course of the round Ducky
had five brides.
I've seen Wes Ferrell shoot in the
low 70s more than once. If he only
could harness one of the most vio-
lent tempers I've ever seen in sport
he could give most pro golfers an
even battle. Yves has the shots and
he has the heart. The same is true
In many ways of Ducky Medwick.
So can Paul Waner, Pirate
rookie when Ring Lardner and I ran
across him in 1925. That was only
l6 years ago right here in Cali
fornia. when Stuffy McInnis told me
that he knew of no one who could
hit baseball as solidly as Rookie
Waner.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Tennis Coach Now Flyer

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. 6
fp-Carl Rohmann has ended a
fye-vear tenure as Virginia tennis
cnsrh to become a Navy flyer. He
Ieft Yesterday for advanced training
at jacksonville, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Bad Teeth Help Arnovich

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (P).-Morris
Arnovich has wired the New York
Giants that his draft board in
Superior, Wis. has changed his
classification from IA to 1-B be-
cause Of dental deficiency.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
OutfieIders Are Truded

KANSAS CITY, Feb 6 DPD.-Out-
fielder Mini Bongiovanni of Kansas
City has been traded to Newark
for Bud Metheny, also a gardener.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
135-Pounders ChuIIenoe

Bethesda Chevy Chase Recreation
Center 135-pound basketers are
seeking games. Call Wisconsin
5204
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Dewitt t151

Totals Is 434 Totals 1s 40
Score at half-Csthollc u. 10 TO 16.
OficialS-Messrs Neun and Mention.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Totals IA a37 Totals--15 6 SO
Score at half-Episcopal. IA to IL.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-24

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