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Evening star., 1941-12-14
No. 2 Boys Good Kickers.
Dunbors Ace Cutchers

Members of Police Boys Club No
took all three places in the football
kicking contest for boys Is to IL
years old held at Banneker Play
ground.
Another sweep was registered by
Dunbar High boys In the passing
contest for the same age group.
Kicking Contest. 1918 Years.
Won by Carroll Burns Police BOYS Cluh
No -. IO5 feet: second. Hilton Grimm
(PoIice Boys Club No. -, 90 feet; third
John sneed Police Boys Club No. p. 81
Passing Contest, Below 16 Years.
Won by Oliver Brumby Randall. $50
feet: second. James McKenner Prancisl
l47 feet: third, Nathaniel Spears Ban
nekerl 141 feet.
Kiekinx Contest, Under is Years.
Won by Milton Lunday Brown, 80 feet:
second J. Colbert SHAW, 81 feet: third.
Howard Miller tPoliee Boys Club. so feet.
PASSING. 1918 Years.
Won BY Beverly Adams Dunbar High).
I35 feet: second. samwell Walker Dunbar
High. 1872 feet: third. Joseph Saunders
Dunbar High, 1872 feet.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

AcduulS 1cISucy bcdTS anu 1OuI ICSS
tilts than the second-place Indian
apolis Capitols. Cleveland dealt
Washington a 80 trimming in their
only previous meeting.
Ten per cent of the gross receipts
of the game will be donated by the
Lions to The Stars Christmas fund
for the city's underprivileged.
Visitors Are Prosperous.
The most prosperous club in the
American League, the Barons own
crack performers in Goalie Moe
Roberts, Centers Budy Cook and
Les Cunningham, and Wingers Earl
Bartholome, Art Giroux. Jake Mil
ford, Norm Locking and Herb Fos-
ter
Washington will enter the en-
gagement with its strongest squad of
the season. Coach Ching Johnsons
team has been bolstered by the addi-
ton of Goalie Burt Gardiner, loaned
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Table Net Champions
To Give Exhibition
In Clinic at Tech

A table tennis exhibition by
Canada's undefeated singles cham
pion and the United States South
ern and Middle Atlantic title holder
will be given tomorrow night at
Tech High gym. The affair is under
the sponsorship of the District of
Columbia Recreation Department.
Harry Cook is the Canadian
champ whose tournament record in
cludes victories over every ranking
player in the country. His opponent
will be Doug Garland, who also will
explain the games strokes and give
group instruction.
After their match, local players
among the spectators will be in
vited to challenge either Cook or
Garland, with handicaps ranging
from 10 to Is points. AS an added
attraction, Cook will offer to play
any one while seated in a chair.
The stunt permits Cook to move
about, but he must keep In bodily
contact with the chair.
The exhibition will start at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
.Sphas Want REVENGE
In Fridays
With Brewers

Philadelphia Sphas, American Pro-
fessional Basket Ball League cham
pions, will make their 1941-42 bow
here at Turner's Arena next Friday
night, meeting the Washington
Brewers in their fifth loop contest
of the season.
Washington and Philadelphia have
been bitter rivals ever since the
Brewers joined the league four years
ago.
The Sphas are not leading. but
boast one of the most powerful
teams in the league. Beaten by the
Brewers, 46-39, earlier in the season
after two 5-minute extra periods,
the Sphas will be seeking revenge.
Washington dropped from the lead
last Friday by bowling to Whining
tons Blue Bombers, 1927.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Two Bouts al a Time
Scheduled 10 Speed
Golden Gloves
Extra Ring to Be Put Up
At UIine Arena for
Big Show Friday

District boxing fans will be treated
to the novelty of two-ring action
Friday night when the Golden
Gloves tournament goes into the
third chapter of the current tourna-
ment before the Christmas holidays
recess.
1t is necessary to double up be-
cause of the cord-breaking entry
list and tournament officials have
called on the Capital Traction Co.
for the loan of ring to augment
the regular duelling pit at Uline
Arena. Bouts will be conducted
simultaneously, of course, under
synchronized timing systems.
Seniors and novices will be fea-
tured on the program with Danny
Petro. Apollo A c. 118-pound de-
Tending champion, and Nick Latsios,
st. Mary's battler who hopes to re-
tain his 147-pound laurels, occupy
ing star positions. Petro should
have no trouble with one Johnny
Bell, an unknown youngster. and
Latsios is the choice over Johnny
Carrell of the Apollo outfit.
Buddy Thomas, conqueror of Red
Vernon and the overwhelming IA
vorite in the lightweight class, will
be thoroughly tested by the Apollo's
Preston Drew in another oIItstand-
ing match and, to insure the Gus
toners of full evening of enter
tainment, couple of heavyweights
will round off the card. They are
Bill Barber, Apollo, and Art Gore
of st. Mary'S.
Fridays bouts will be the last
until January 2, when semifnals
will be fought. The championships
will be decided January 8.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

fIhol HACE-FuISe co"'' C4h Hills'
Braxton Bell CGlidewelD 400 24o 2.eo
Miss Ksar Icowieyj $40
Also ran2chide, Lady Andy, Taradiddle.
Esypta and Sought After.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 5000; claiming;
Apprehend 10 TureoJ $50 500 $50
MfasesY A4bdsesY CESs2sole lReGse 100 15oS s6S
Also ap;1 IapmLsns sna .1.i Girl vasy ssaVyn' Miss
THIRD EAGEmPg5se s,G ~ sS $500. $500; claiming;
aasaoe'R ehsnes Run 9Dq945G 1RPunens, ''O go SsS
Minstrel Wit Carr $40
Also ran-Odenathus. Canrock, Out
DAILY Double paid s32 6o)
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
Bob Junior tWrigho 1900 $50 $50
Feed Patch tGlidewelD 240
Also rar%Neita Wood. Hepzbah, Glen.
broom. Gagis Hill Fair Isle.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; about 4l7 furlongs.
Try hIa Fiyins ,nEv sGVe5sole) ESQ 4s0 Ss9 sa9
Buttermen tScocca) $50
Time, O:50.
Also ran-RawSon, Broomorla, Hello
Fac, Lady Doctor, Repeat
SIXTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; allow
Aldridee tGlidewelN 1880 500 4.s0
Mason Dixon (Scottl 10.4O $40
Key Rims tCritch1eld) $50
Time. sos.
Also ran-Bold Risk Lsuderkin, Darby
Du, Brazen Hussy and Brokers Bud
SEVENTH RACE"Purse, x700; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: Is miles.
Sir S. (GlidewelD 1900 $50 4s0
Centerville tWriEht) 900 44O
HeZedrel tAcoSta) 400
Time. | :594s
Also ran-Pack Saddle, Lyconns, Tan.
sanyika. Duchess Del, Palkin.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Irvine Horse Scores
Over Mason Dixon
By -Four Lengths
Favored Key Ring Runs
Third in Mud; GIideweII
Gains Jockey Lead
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Dec.
13-Racing conditions for the Sec
ond Saturday at the meet here were
far from ideal as some 5000 fans
braved sleet and rain to witness a
card that was headlined by the
Spirit of Jefferson Purse, sixth race
event of LIS miles and which drew
capacity field of 3-year-olds and
upward.
The races were sent off very fast
and as a general rule were staged
at Commute intervals.
Breeze for Aldridge.
j. E. Irvine's Aldridge, in the fea-
ture, took command after the OPEN
ing half and just breezed to the
wire lengths to spare over the long
shot, Mason Dixon. This was AL
bridges third consecutive score of
the meeting. Key Ring, in the role
OF favorite, was in contending posi-
ton from the start, but did not like
the muddy going and could do no
better than third.
In scoring with Aldridge, Appren-
tice Paul Glidewell registered his
second triumph of the afternoon
and moved into the lead for leading
rider at the current 18-day session.
Aldridge covered the lis miles
In 1:5045.
Bob Junior Finally Scores.
w. c. Bells Bob Junior registered
the easiest victory of the meeting
when he led throughout the 11-16
miles OF the fourth. He won by 10
lengths galloping. 1t was his first
victory in IT races this year.
The AZ furlongs of the fifth saw
Mrs. A. Bevans Try Flying come
within second of the track record
OF 0:49 in winning The gelding led
throughout. When Rawson raced
poorly in the event, Owner H. G.
Bedwell sold the gelding to Frank
T. Hart, who is shipping him to New
Orleans.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Riggs, Bulge Likely to Clash
In One Of Net Matches Here

Should this be the case, Kovacs,
the California Clown" will be
pitted against Fred Perry, the
British ace, also a former amateur
champion.
In the doubles it is quite definite
that Riggs and Kovacs, arch rivals
as amateurs, will team against
Bulge and Perry.
Promoter Bean stated that more
than 5000 seats were available and
that tickets may be procured at
Uline's, sort Center and Lowe &
Campbell
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Hopes U. S. Plays
All Games Away

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 49,
Sports Writer Will Grimsley to-
day columned his own prescrip-
ton for bowl games:
Next years schedule for all
of us:
January /, Japan. there.
February /, Italy, there
(breather).
March /, Germany, there
(homecoming).
Here's hoping" he concluded,
1--WE finish this schedule unbeaten
and united and get a bid to
Peace Bowl at an early date"
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Franklin Stafford Wins
Trotting Race Crown
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
GOSHEN, N. Y, Dec. 13.-Frank-
lin Stafford of Keene, N. H., was the
leading trotting and pacing driver
in 1941 with 1T victories, the United
States Trotting Association an
nounced today.
Stafford, who drove exclusively in
New England. topped Houston
Stone of Duquoin, ILL.,, by eight VIC
tories. DR.. H. M. Parshall of Urbana,
Ohio, who finished out of the top
spot for only the third time since
1926, was second to Tom Berry
among the Grand Circuit drivers.
Berry won Al heats and Parshall, 36.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
All Games One-Sided
In Y Junior League

Three one-sided results were
turned in yesterday in the Y. NJ.
c. A. Junior Sunday School Basket
Ball League.
Congress Pages set the pace by
swamping Westminster Presbyter-
ian, 28-4.
In other contests, United Broth
rem topped Y. M. c. A., 23-10, and
Ninth Street Christian defeated CAL
Evening star., 1941-12-14
PimIico Gives Dividend
First Time Since 1887

BY the Associated Press.
An indication of the boom that
horse racing enjoyed during l94l
is the action of the Maryland Jockey
Club in declaring a dividend of 81
a share.
1t was the first dividend the
Pimlico stockholders had received
since 1887.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Company B at BeIvoir
After Fourth Title

With three post championships in
Its possession and a red hot favorite
70 cop basket ball honors, Company
B, 30th Engineers, has just about
mopped up everything in athletics
at Fort Belvoir, Va, and has the
opposition yelling Break 'em up"
The football team had to come
from behind 60 deficit in the final
10 minutes of last weeks game with
Medical Detachment of the 1320th
service unit to win, however. Sergt
Gilboy's 50-yard scoring run fea-
tured the 3-touchdown rally.
Company BIS installation as favor
lite in the approaching court race
can be traced to its runner-up finish
in the last campaign.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

The lineup for the professional
tennis matches In which Bobby
Riggs, No. / amateur, and Frank
Kovacs, No. 2, who recently turned
pro. will be featured at Uline's
Arena on Monday night, December
20, now is in the process of being
determined, Eddie Bean, local pro-
moter, has announced.
Bean stated that he talked with
Alexis Thompson, backer Of the
tour, regarding the matches, and Is
hopeful Of having Riggs face Don
Bulge, ths> erstwhile Simon-pur
kingpin, tkone singles.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Bo McMillin, Centre College
backfleld star and named on the
All-America team, signed as foot
ball coach for Centenary College
for a 3-year term at $4,000
year. He turned down several
other offers.
The Mats traded AL Schacht,
Deeby Foss and Molly Craft to
New Orleans for Tom Philips. a
right-handed pitcher with Won
and-lost record of Is and 7.
Centre College and Arizona
were matched for a post-season
football game in San Diego,
Calf, on December 26.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Bruce Smith Nav Enlist

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 13 (P).-The
war may blight Bruce Smiths de-
sire to try pro football Back home
from New York, where he got the
Heisman award as the player of the
year, the Minnesota captain said:
The war is on top of us and I
think I'll be in a bigger game than
pro ball by next fall"
Evening star., 1941-12-14
4 New Mexico Gridmen
Rush to Join Army
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Dec. 13
New Mexico University lost three
backfield men and lineman to the
Army within three days after the
outbreak of hostiities In the Pa
ciflc.
Signing up were Quarterback Boil
eslo (Bobo) Mcintyre, halfbacks and
brothers, Clyde and Reese Hill, and
Guard James r. Watkins. Coach
Ted Shipkey, though moaning about
prospects for next year, said he was
proud Of my boys"
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Columbus Ace EnIists

War fever accounted for one Of
Columbus University's brightest
court stars recently when Joe Es-
sex. former Eastern High School
player, enlisted in the Navy. He
had figured prominently in Coach
Ben Kali's plans for the first Ex-
plorer quint to grace the boards in
q decade.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Havana Blind to Benefit
From First Race Card

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 13-Ha-
vana's society turns out today for
the opening Of the race season at
Oriental Park. The program con-
tinues until March 81.
Today's- card is sponsored by the
Lions Club as a benefit for the city,s
blind.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Loop 5hooting|s |sLed
By National Capital
Combinations
Both Outfits Unbeoten;
Aeeies Setting Pace
In District League

Higher scores marked all classes
Of competition at the National Rifle
Association range last week, result
ing both from the pressure applied
for the final stages of first-haf COM
petition and by news of the war
which soon may change rife shoot
ing from a sport to something more
grim.
National Capital Club in Washing
ton Rife League kept its slate clean
with its ninth straight win, topping
the Redskins with Otis Carter, who
coaches the Redskins but fires with
National Capital, shooting what
probably was the best score of his
career, SO prone. "a kneeling and SO
standing for 281 total.
Not to be outdone, National Capt.
tails women's team, No. /, also re-
manned undefeated, taking its sixth
straight with a 1192-1114 win over
Bureau Engraving, No. !. The sec
ond place N r. A. girls kept pace by
defeating Maritime Commission,
1178-1123.
Nick Kroeze, soldier from Fort
Belvoir, continued to set blistering
pace in the District Rifle League,
contributing a 228 total-1O0 prone,
95 kneeling and SO standing-to the
leading U. S. Aggies' team win over
Government Printing ONCE, 1886
1880.
Washington Rife League.
s;;:$ 81; #:;|
, WsiI, sss5: i;ioso e sis; oeoIsetoxn
N. R. A. tRoeers. 26s) defeated Navy
Yard Jones 25D. LOIS to 9ss.
Washington wemen's Rife League:
It z. e., S:@ s:;' s:s !; Sc S:$ss
Results last week N. +. A. Julia Turpin
!5mf 3 HsPcs'. HsEss eco Groom lass to
I,147: N.tional Capital No. 2 dorothy
ssds5 ss sc sS Msiss.l. as scs ssp q rntsy si
70 1.143; Estion.l Capital No. l 1drsce
ssssns NO as a.:n 6oy Hsress sss5 Of 49,
District Rifle League.
ii. IL i;
Results last week: Arlington (PiGgott
272J defeated Greenbelt Drown, -272),
1867 to 1.O4a; National Capital No.
Il. L. McDonie. 2s0l defeated Federal
Marksmen tSkipton. 27D, 1.096 to 1,037:
Maritime dial 274 defeated Taylor
Model Basin tSmith 24D. 1,077 to s76:
National Capital No. 2 Lois McDonie
26) defeated Mount Rainier Christian
Church MILLER, 252). 1.015 to 946: q. g.
Asgies tNck Kroeze, ess) defeated @. P. o.
(Kurland, 300, 1886 to 1,0SO.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
THIRD RACES A r NIT E,
JEWEL SONG, ADVANCER.

SARANITE turned in a fair
performance in her first at this
meeting and the track condition
is in her favor. JEWEL SONG
copped at Pascoag and she may
be hard to dispose of. AD-
VANCER has speed and he could
be close up.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
FOURTH RACE-IN POR 7,
LADY JAFFA, SCOOTIE.

IN PORT has threatened in
both of her local outings and
can run over any sort of foot
ing. LADY JAFFA has the rail
position and she won her recent
test herself. SCRTIE is due for
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Quits Hockey for R. c. A. F.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. Is (R.-
Mitchell Pechet, 20. playing his Sec
ond year in pro hockey with the
Pittsburgh Hornets, has left for Win
nipeg to join the Royal Canadian
Air Force.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
FIRST RACE-LhST BET, RO-
MAN BOY, JUNIOR PROM.

LAST BET has won his last
four tries and in his present con-
dition he must be selected. RO-
MAN BOY wins often and likes
this track and distance. JUNIOR
PROM has copped two in a row.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
EIGHTH RACES TADIUM,
JUNE DATE, DARK FRIEND.

STADIUM has improved with
every recent try and the filly ap-
pears ready to show her good ef-
forts. JUNE DATE just failed
to last to win her recent outing
here. DARK FRIEND viii favor
the muddy footing.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Adge Takes Command HALF Breeze Win Charles Towns Jee
Hockey Game Here onieht
To Boost Christmas Fund
Cleveland Borons, Chomps and Fovorites
To Repeat, PIoy Lions at UIne Arena

The Cleveland defending champions OF thu
American Hockey favored repeat will invade Uln
Arena $3.50 o'clock tonight clash with the Washington Lions
recently contendng position the Eastern
division race.
Currently third Western division, three points OF thu
principally has played less than the
Evening star., 1941-12-14
SECOND RACE-TENY TRICK,
BAR SHIP, YANKEE LAD.

TINY TRICK closed fast in his
first at this point and the gelding
appears to have found a field
that he can master. BAR SHIP
was right there in his last and
he could be the main threat.
YANKEE LAD has been working
swiftly.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Charles Town Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming
3-year-olds and upward: i. miles.
DRY
Evening star., 1941-12-14
SIXTH RACE-ROYAL BUSI-
NESS, ROUGH TIME, RESI-
SEVENTH RACE-RICHESTAN,
BULL TERRIER, ALAMODE.

RICHESTAN won her last here
in easy fashion. Previously at
Pascoag she copped three
straight. BULL TERRIER has
been raced into condition and he
may prove hard to lick. ALA
MODE has a win and a second to
show for two local tests.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

nd nm. hni fiirlnras
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Muddy Track at Charles Town
FIFTH RACE-FRITZ, GILT
TER GIRL. ENGLES CHARM.
BEST BET-TE!Y TRICK.

FIFTH RACE-FRITZ, GILT
TER GIRL, ENGLES CHARM.
FRITZ took place honors in his
first at Charles Town and his
previous Rockingham form says
he should win. GLITTER GIRL
has won twice at this session.
ENGLES CHARM may be tough
customer to handle.
SIXTH RACE-ROYAL BUSI-
NESS, ROUGH TIME, RESI-
DUE.
ROYAL BUSINESS broke the
track record when she won her
last at this strip and she should
prove repeater. ROUGH TIME
returned to form to cop his re-
cent try with speed to spare.
RESIDUE has won two straight
here.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500: allowances;
3-year-olds and upward; Charles Town
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse 5000; ella ming;
3-year-olds and up; 6lz furlongs.
Braxton Bell (GlidewelD 400 24o 2e0
Silver Beam tRoot 24O go
Miss Ksar ,Cowley) 24O
Time. 1:232s.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
More Cold, More Meat

American soldiers serving in
Alaska get 10 per cent more meat in
their ration because of the cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

LABOR DAY marks the end
of vacations and lazy week-endS
IN the CONTEMPLATING suits
are put away in moth balls, golf
sticks and hiking shoes 60 into
storage and back to work We 60.
Well. it's a mistake 10 stop
playing. You come back from a
vacation feeling quite TT. 1t
wasn't just being away from the
office and the daily grind that
helped TO recharge your battery
so effectively,
1t was the daily swim, being
outdoors. hiking, lazy hours of
relaxation, longer hours of deep
sleep that helped you to feel
like a new person now. And the
way TO carry over that vacation
feeling is 10 60 right along doing
some Of the things you did this
Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Second Prize Winner

II appears 10 he red letter
day for this department for the
second prize for the champion
homemakerShip went 10 Mrs.
Anthony J. Stokus, $3.50 Car
donia, a member of The Detroit
Times HomemakerS Club. Ten
dollars, from the Michigan State
Fair, goes TO Mrs. Stokus.
Mrs. StokuS is one Of the
founder members of the Home
makers Club. which means She
was one Of the first hundred TO
JOIN the club. She has attended
Prudence Penny cooking schools
for five years and has recently
entered Wayne University where
she plans TO major in home eco
nomicS.
The third prize Of S.. from
Bernard J Youngblood, for
champion Homemaker of Mich.
gan, goes 10 Mrs. Lewis Erven.
74l West Franklin street. Jack
son, Mich.
The fourth prize Of Prudence
Penny cook book goes 10 Mrs.
Max CarncrosS OF PittSford
Mich. and fifth prize Of
Prudence Penny cook book.
goes 10 Mrs. Lamont J Ches-
nut. 1870 Rutherford avenue,
Detroit.
Congratulations 10 all of these
Michigan women for winning
prizes, and an orchid 10 all who
entered the State Fair contest.
Recipes for some Of Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Matching Old Furniture

EVEN II odd pieces bought economSs
lie them together by bleaching the wood
with color scheme Of floor, walls and curtains.
types of furniture stand the
with straight lines inspired by the Early period
blond modern furniture In both types the chest
clothes.
The modern type Of desk is likely be nat-top type
some designs having deep drawer side disappearing
typewriter which IS decided advantage.
The dropea desk OF Early
space Tor typewriter and filing
above it, In place of either YOU may place
the typewriter the
may Seem perhaps TO be strcnG desks get
me most out OF their college treat their quarters
living room study than a bedroom
Arrange the look like a is and
color scheme: walls CASUALLY blue rug
eai or indefinite pattern which will
Colonial furniture told could be dyed striped plaid
figured blue and beige
cover upholstery for studio couch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Mrs. Loren J.. GoodaIe Is Twice
Champion Homemaker Of Michigan

So at the last minute, she
trotted out the canned goods
she has been working on all
year :. and then spent Sunday
before entry day making cakes,
cookies, pies and candy.
Mrs. Goodale is not only a
good cook, but a first class
houSokeepcr. That house is as
clean and neat as a pin 8.
the children well dressed and
we'll behaved.
Congratulations 10 well.
10 Mr. Goodalc. for having such
an efficient wife.