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Evening star., 1941-01-19
Training as Griffman,
MacFayden Makes
Golf His Work
Only Difference Between
Majors Is on Mound,
Declares Veteran

f.N the Associated Press.
ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 18.-It may
seem like heresy, but Danny Mac
Fayden, long of the major leagues,
says the only difference between
leagues is the pitching-and so he's
warming up for the Washington
Senators by swinging golf club.
Lots of the boys play golf for fun
but MacFayden is making serious
business of it, and no sooner had he
and the missus arrived here from
Boston than the veteran hurler
snatChed out his clubs and started
whacking away.
Will Play Every Day.
Golf and lots of it. he said
Eighteen holes every day. That's
the main item on my menu until
about the middle of February when
I'll start throwing EN- around. And
by the time the rest of the boys get
here I hope I'm ready to open up
MacFayden, who put in IA years
in both leagues since he stepped out
of prep school uniform at Hebron
Me, and into an American League
one in 1926. will keep a residence
with his wife until the Senators go
North from their spring training
camp here
He started with the Boston Red
SoX and like them so well he spent
six years in the club: then two with
the Yankees: four with the Boston
Bees; a year with Pittsburgh and
two months with Cincinnati
Feels Stronger in A. L.
He likes the American League.
SAYS those American League boys
are the toughest batters. They
really lay into every pitch. The only
difference in the leagues is pitch
ing anyway
It's been six years since Danny
pitched in the American League and
he feels sort of like a stranger.
especially among the rockies he'll
help train but he isn't taking any
chances. He's out to work and work
hard, counting on his best assets
good control and sharp breaking
curve
Danny is no spring chicken but he
still likes to look down the lineup
and see:
"MacFayden, p"
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Roskin, Boxers Aide, Outponts Grim Reaper
Trim Again. He's Still After PhodeIpbo Jack o'Br;en

heavyweight king all he could
handle that night even though
he lost.
Raskin claims to have COL
ored middleweight who could put
1t on Ken Overlin or any other
top-1ighter Mike Jacobs or the
National Boxing Association
cares to choose. He's George
Bolden and he's a conner.
Harry was out with Light
weight Champion Lew Jenkins
and Hymie Kaplin, his erstWhile
manager, in Dallas when he was
stricken with double pneumonia
and pleuriSy. Lou was in Dallas
for a bout with Chino Alvarez
and to kill time one night he,
Kaplan and RaSkin went to a
bingo party at the Variety Club
Harry won first prize and topped
it off by hitting couple of slot
machines for their S35 jackpotS.
You're a lucky stiff" Jenkins
grinned. A few minutes later
Lew complained of feeling i'll and
Harry went outside with him
Then Raskln felt bad.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Howard Quint Beaten
By North Carolina
Team Of Giants

An unbeaten team of virtual
giants from North Carolina A. and I.
outclassed ward University S
luckless quintet in C. I. A. A. gamS
before a packed house in the Bison
gym last night. 74-49 The winners,
however, fell one short of tying the
highest point total registered against
Howard this season.
The visitors starting five, aver
aging feet inches, ran up a 40
10 lead on Howard by half time and
increased their advantage to 1927
before their coach sent in second
team Outstanding among the Caro-
linians was their 6-foot-11 center.
Nobert Downing, who dropped in
nine field goals-simply by standing
under the basket and receiving
passes-and two free throws for 20
points.
ards Jackson. however.
matched him for individual point
honors.
State came within one of using
three complete teams against How
ard and all but two of the IA players
who entered the game scored
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Eastern Branch Boys
Drop Trio Of -Four
Court Contests

Four basket ball teams represent
Ing Eastern Branch, Boys Club of
Washington, went into action yes
terday and only one of them reg
istered victory. the 90-pound Quins
defeating St. Aloysius, 20-17, at the
Y. M. G. A.
Another Eastern Branch 90-pound
team, the Gnats. dropped a 1916
decision to Merrick Boys Club, while
1O5-pound engagements saw Gran
dali Cubs whip Merrick Boys Club
1921, and Georgetown Boys Club
trim Eastern Branch Cards. 1915
In l35-pound game Northeast
Businessmen edged out Eastern
Branch Rens, 1928.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Congressional Calls
Session 10 Discuss
Reorganization

Congressional Country Club mem
bers have been asked. in a letter from
President Myron Davy. to attend a
general club meeting January q at
8 pm. to discuss the future Of the
club in the light Of the legal pro-
ceedingS which will end next month.
Dary's letter goes IN detail into
the status Of the club and SAYS a
reorganization plan proposed by
Gen. Hines committee was fair,
reasonable and sound That the
plan has successfully Withstood
legal attacks confirms our judg-
ment.'
Gen Hines, veterans administra-
tor. heads new group named Corr
gresSlOnaI Country Club Inc. which
bOught the club property at public
auction last September, and IS
scheduled to take over club opera
ton in February.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Gahaudet Grapp|ers
Make Good Finish
To Beat Loyo|a

Overcoming a 10-point handicap.
Gallaudet's wrestling team defeated
Loyola of Baltimore. 2l1a -17i2, last
night at the winners gym.
Sullivan. Rafferty,. Mullins. Stotts
and Ohlson were Gallaudet winners.
Results:
III pounds - Lears d. decisioned
Kennedy (GD.
1@S pounds-Sullivan 60 and Ventura
hl-drsw.
1855 pounds-Raferty 60 pinned Ge-
resthv IL.)-2::iO.
l45 pounds-Mullins GD decisioned An
derson H..
155 pounds-Joe stotts (GD pinned ST.
wlnski b.)-46 seconds.
l65 Misunderstanding D.l decisioned
Stlarwalt 60.
l15 pounds-Won by Loyola-defsult
Heavy-Ohlson CO. pinned Omen tL)
-H.5S
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Given up for dead a few short
months ago after undergoing four
major surgical operations. seven
blood transfusions and spending
three weeks under an oxygen
tent, Harry Raskin came back
to Washington yesterday as chip
per as ever.
His skirmish with the grim
reaper left him unchanged. Il
should've chased that bum outta
there in a couple of weeks he
grinned. Say. did I ever tell
you about my fight with Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien? Well,
there I was with ~
Everybody knows about HarrEs
imaginary battle with O'Brien.
They also know him for a pretty
good man in a fighters corner
one who has worked with the
best of them, including former
Heavyweight Champion Jim
Braddock. He was in Gus Lesne-
vich's corner for the second Billy
Conn argument and is willing to
testify that Gus gave the light
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Usual Ho|douts Amono
Men Now Lined Up
For Campaign
White Sox Are Setting
Pace With All but Two
Under Lock and Key
BY JUDSON BAILEY,

NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-Maybe the
magnates are getting more liberal
or maybe the players are getting
more pacific. but for some reason
there is an almost unprecedented
rush in the big leagues to get those
l94l contracts signed.
This is about the time of the
year when the clubs ordinarily are
lust putting their documents into
the mails, but the Chicago White
SoX already have all but two of
their roster under lock and key
and other outfits are moving along
with similar speed.
One Of the most surprising phases
of this early signing is that the
usual holdouts are among the early
Corners.
frankie Hayes, the Slugging
catcher of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics who carried his unsigned con-
tract right with him to camp at
Anaheim. Calf. last spring climbed
onto the bandwagon the other day.
1t was reported he received sub
stantial raise. along with Team
mate Wally Moses.
Bees Miller in Line Early.
Eddie Miller. the young ShortStop
of the Boston Bees who Stubbornly
refused to come to terms last year
until spring training was under
way. signed quietly last month, also
with a boost.
Shortstop Billy Myers, who was
a late signer with the Cincinnati
Reds a year ago joined the list Of
contented Chicago Cubs last week,
and most of the other players who
figured in the off-Season trading IN
the big leagues have been quick to
sign with their new teams. This
covers Infielder Stu Martin OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates. who was a slow
signer for the st. Louis Cardinals.
Even Jerome Herman Dizzy
Dean was quick to see the hand
writing on the wall and copied 1t
right onto a Cub contract for a
reported $4,000. the same as last
year.
There were rumors out of Boston
that lanky Ted Williams, the Red
Sox slugging outfielder would be
difficult to deal with, but Williams
came forth with hasty denial of
any holdout intentions. Lou Finney,
who was late one a year ago and
had the kind of a season that might
have given him big ideas. signed at
the close of the 40 season along
with Dominic Di Maggie and Bobby
Doerr.
Only Three Balk.
In fact the only players who have
admitted publicly dissatisfaction so
far have been the Reds Ernie Lom-
bardi and Charley Root and Rookie
Clyde Mccullough of the Chicago
Cubs. lombard returned the first
contract offered. asking for the res
toration of part of the $4,000 pay
cut he took last season. Root and
the Cubs officials failed to get to-
gether during discussion this week,
while Mccullough. a young catcher,
wants $500 instead of the $4,000
offered because of his good season
last year with Buffalo in the Inter-
national League.
All contracts carry provisions COW
ering the drafting of players into the
Army. The player is taken off the
clubs active list and placed on
special military service list at no
pay. The contracts provide that the
club is allowed adequate time to
make room for him before restoring
him to the active list at the COM
pletion of Army service
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Wilson Teachers Nail
Norfolk A. and N.
For Sixth Win
Assume Command After
EorIy 1918 Deadlock
To Prevail by 57-40

Wilson Teachers College handed
William and Mary College of Nor
folk 57-4O basket ball drubblng
last night at RItchie Coliseum 10
annex their sixth victory in nine
starts.
The game was played loosely
throughout and although the Owls
never were headed after breaking a
lj-l5 tie early in the going. they
were pressed later on to maintain
their lead.
After leading 20-l5 at IntermisSlon
the vlctOrS ran their lead 10 II
points but soon lost it as the visitors
came back strong with 9 points.
Hal IfShin and Ernie Cole who
paced the Owls scoring with Is and
ID points respectively. put on a late
drive. however. scoring 19 points
between them N the last 10 minutes
TO give the Teachers a safe margin.
Hank VIcceuio, William and Mary
forward led the losers with II points,
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Kelly, Visiting Gunner,
Tops 50-Torqet Test

R. c. Kelly, visitor from the
Carroll County Gun Club, won the
weekly 50-target shoot of the Wash
ington Gun Club yesterday with a
perfect score. DR. A V. Parsons
was second with 48.
Cawood Oliver won the 25-target
handicap event with a score OF
20 from the maximum distance of
"a yards. E n Zebley and R. D
Morgan tied for second with 10.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Junior BowIers STAGE
Big Contest TODAY

BUD Colin Washington lurj~-
duCkpln champion. will be at - -
helm Of Francis Furman's PerwOr- .
Juniors when they meet Eddie Colo
bergs Clarendon Bowling Center
Juniors this afternoon At PetWort \
in the first fve-game block of 10
game series.
Both teams are composed solely Of
high school rollers The final block
viii be rolled at Clarendon next
Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Huskies' Crew Outlook Gloomy
With Only Three Vets in Boat

port oar CAM Just about write his
own ticket"
Only three men from last years
championship varsity boat will be
available. They are Stroke Tea
Garhart, John Bracken and Al
Erickson Scholastic difficulties
have cast a shadow over the GER
tainty Of Brackens competition
against California April 10.
Only two members of last years
varsity were lost by graduation,
but two others retired from roWing
because of changes to more time
consuming university courses and
another cast his lot with Uncle
Sans forces.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Hiser Quint Noses Out
C. {. Recs, 27-25

Flser A c. Courtmen nospd OF
BetheSda-Chevy Chase's Recreation
Center five, 27-25. last night ~ the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
gym.
Morrell Of the losers. hovever
copped Individual scoring horor1
with Is points.
The winners meet General Ar
counting Office At 3 o'clock tofs-
at the same gym.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Ganaudet Easy Prey
After Marking Up
Early Margin
Rondolp h-Mocon Cuts
Loose Near Recess
To Win by 57-36
b r.. Associated Press.

Is Il'' AS~otlb 60 Press,
ASHLAND, Va. Jan. l3.-Moulton
Phelps. one Of the States leading
scorers, paced the Randolph Ma con
Yellow Jackets to a 57-36 victory
over Gallaudet tonight.
Phelps sank nine field goals and
one free throw.
Gallaudet held ills lead 4
minutes before the end of the first
half when the Jackets went on a
scoring spree to gain a 27-20 ad-
vantage by intermission time.
Howard Luce spanked this portion
of Randolph -MaConS attack. sink
ing neat basket to provide the
tying points and then putting the
Jackets ahead with another double
decker.
Weingold was high man for the
losers with I6
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Contests Are Torrid
In Sunday School
Basket League

Close games were the rule in the
Sunday School Basket Ball League
at the Y. NJ. c. A last night with
one of the three games being de-
clded by one point and another by
two. Calvary Methodist nipped
Mount Vernon. 1921, in the closest
game. but West Washington's mar
gin over Epiphany was only 1892.
A third game found Ninth Street
Christian defeating Calvary Bap-
SO-dn
Evening star., 1941-01-19
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Georgetown's basket ball team
was extended to the limit before
defeating George Washington,
26-l9, at Ryan Gym, as Dudack
clever floor play stood out for the
victorS.
Easterns cagers were knocked
out Of the lead in the interhigh
basket ball race by Western.
which won. 1922. in the series
most exciting game thus far.
Tech High trimmed the Epis-
copal High quint, 1921. in an up
set played on the Mckinley floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Major League Players Breaking All Records for Early Siqnnq of
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
=" n

Basket Ball.
Philadelphia Sphas VS.. WASH
lngton Brewers, Riverside Sta
dunn, preliminary game, Tbs.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Richmond MONTGOMERY VS..
Georgetown Prep, Garrett Park,
$50.
Gonzaga at Greenbelt High,
$50.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Western at Anacostia (series),
$50.
Central VS.. Woodrow Wilson
(serieSD, at Roosevelt, $50.
Fairfax VS.. Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring. 8.
Tech VS.. Bethesda Chevy Chase,
Bethesda. 8.
Fredericksburg VS.. George
Washington High, Alexandria. 3
Washington-Lee at Eastern.
$50.
Landon VS.. Episcopal, Alex
andria. 3 80.
Boxing.
Ken Overlin VS.. Tony Cisco.
10-round feature, Turner'S S Arena,
first match. $50.
Hockey.
Boston Olympics VS.. Washing
ton Eagles. Riverside Stadium,
$50.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball
Mount St. Mary's VS.. Catholic
U. c. U. gym. $50.
Georgetown vs.. Navy, An
napoliS.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. Navy
Plebes, Annapolis.
George Washington vs.. Army,
West Point.
Gonzaga at Roosevelt. 3:3O.
Dewitt at National Training
School, $50
Briarley Military at Coolidge,
$50.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep.
Garrett Park. $50.
Richard Montgomery at Mount
Rainier. $50.
Landon VS.. Boys Latin, Baltl-
more.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five matches,
Turner's Arena. $50.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
North Carolina vs.. MARYLAND,
Ritchle Coliseum. 8:l5.
Roosevelt vs.. western. Tech VS..
Woodrow Wilson cseries double
header, Tech gym. 100
Montgomery Blair at Ana
costa. $50.
Woodward at Coolidge 3 30,
St. Johns Us. Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Bethesda, s
Central at GOnzaga. s.
ST AlDdnS VS.. BaltlmOre FrlenQS,
Baltimore.
Hockey.
New York RoverS VS.. Washing
ton Eagles. Riverside Stadium.
$50.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Shepherd at Wilson Teachers, 8.
Gallaudet VS.. ToWSOn Teachers,
ToWson. Md.
Georgetown Prep at St John 5. 3.
Hill VS.. Episcopal, Alexandria,
$50.
Dewitt at Fairfax High, 8.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Atlantic
City Sea Gulls, Atlantic City.
Swimming.
Charlotte Hall VS.. BOYS Club
Eastern Branch B c. pool. $50.
Boxing.
Lock Haven VS.. Catholic u, c.
U. gym, 6:l5.
Rifle.
Georgetown VS.. Navy, small
bore match, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Lew he said, I've been too
lucky for my own good, I'm
gonna be sick
He was, too. Nobody saw him
for three days and he might have
been dead if Dick Griffith, Dali
las blind promoter, hadn't gone
to his room asking for him.
Well, he beat the rap and has
gone to New York now, but he's
coming back.
It's great town. Washing
ton" he said yesterday, and
some day I'm gonna settle down
here. But that'll be after l beat
Philadelphia Jack OBrien.'
L. F. A.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Winning Hockey Point
Is CIopper's 20Oth

TORONTO, Ontario, Jan. 10 P)-
Dit Clapper's 20Oth National League
goal gave the Boston Bruins 10
victory over the Toronto Maple
Leafs tonight in hard-fought game
that attracted 14,745 customers-the
largest crowd of the season.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
St. AIbons WrestIers
Bow to McDonouoh
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 10
Winning five of the nine matches
by decision and one by a fall, Nc
Donough School defeated St. AL
bans of Washington 20-13. in an
intercity wrestling match here to-
day
Eight of the losers points were
scored by Capt. Baird Snyder who
threw one opponent and gained the
decision over another. St. Adams
Jimmy Bell gained his teams other
5 points with a fall
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Gophers List Missouri
For 1o43 Grid Game
Rl the AssocIated Press.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 18-Minne-
sofa will open its 1943 football sea-
son by playing Missouri at Mime
apolis on September 25 Of that year.
1t will be the first meeting OF the
two universities on the gridirOn.
Other teams the Gophers will
meet during that season are Ne
braSka, Pittsburgh. Ohio State,
Michigan, Northwestern, Purdue.
Iowa and Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Cavaliers Top Generals,
Get Stute Court Lead
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. Va, Jan. 18.-Vir-
ginia's classy basket ball artists un-
loaded a complete assortment of
sharp passing tonight to trim Wash
ington and Lee. 37-28, and gain the
lead in the State title race. before
a crowd of almost 5000.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Roanoke Dodgers Farm
If City Will Aid Club
r, thn nA-rnn,n,.I prner

Z
ROANOKE Va. Jan. lS.-Roan-
oke is Larry McPhail's choice for
location of his Piedmont League
franchise. the Brooklyn Dodger
president said here today, but added
that moving the class B team here
is contingent on the magic city's
building stands and his being able
to clear up the Glass D Virginia
League franchise which covers the
citV
Evening star., 1941-01-19
BY The Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Jan. 10 Gloom
dripped from Coach Al Ulbrickson
like water from oars as Wash
ington's national collegiate crew
champions opened their 1941 train
ing season.
In all the time I have been at
Washington" commented the coach.
now in his 18th year at the helm,
"the outlook never was darker one
year after national varsity and
jayvee titles had been won.
We're building from the ground
up, and any man who can pull a
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Two Giunts Get in Line

NEW YORK, Jan. l8 CPO.-The
New York Giants received the
signed contracts of Johnny Nc
Carthy and Johnny Wittig. bringing
their total of signed-up players to
nine.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Van Roboys, Long Hitter,
18th Pirate to Sign
RN the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 18.-Out-
fielder Maurice Van Robays became
the 18th Pittsburgh Pirate to sign
his 1941 contract, the club an
nounced today.
The 26-year-old slugger last sea-
son--his first in the majors-batted
.273 in AS games and led the Pirates
in runs driven in with III. Forty
five of his 156 hits went for extra
bases-27 doubles, seven triples and
II homers.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Miner Bosketers Upset
South Carolina Champs

Miner Teachers College ouint
achieved quite a distinction yester-
day when it outclasSed the Friend
ship five, champions of Rock Hill,
S. c., 84-16. in the Teachers gym.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Basket Ball Games

Wilson Teachers 81: William and Mary
Norfolk, 40
Penn State, % Navy. %.
Army, 30; Brown. II
Baltimore. A.: Western MARYLAND 30.
Navy P.ebes. I6 Belmont Abbey. 10.
Ohio State. ~ Duouesne. 33.
Wisconsin, A.; Mlchlsan 30
Michigan State, a.: West Virginia. IS.
Central state 81; Michigan Teen. l..
Harerave M A. 30 Virginia Episcopal 90
Notre Dame. 81: Pennsylvania. 81.
Citadel. a.: Woford Al
North Carolina A and l.. -: Howard. 40
Dartmouth. 30 Cornell 81.
Mercer 81; Presbyterian. As
Susouehanna, 81: Elizabethown -.
Duke. As; Clemson. A.
N. Y. u. So, North Carolina, ~
Arkansas. So: Texas A and NJ. SO.
Iowa State. 40 Missouri. b
Fairmont Teachers II West .Lloert>. 81
Alma. IS; Michigan Normal. AZ.
Maury. 81: Thomas Jefferson Richmond,
Gramby SNortolk.: u; Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson Senior Roanoke ~; William
IosoIa of Baitimore' 'Hiir 81: Catholic u, IS
ninoiS, oH"" -: d Nor5h%esenn. r8h0esn Al.
Earlham. 50: Anderson. "a.
Butler, 3S Depauw, "a.
Westminster. A WASHINGTON and JEFF
Gceorsia Tech. -: Vanderbilt AS.
Rochester 33 33 Syracuse: Z:
WGoster EIfs sssenv 81; ss Kent en- STATE 80.
Bowling Green. IS Marietta. So.
Akron. 20; western Reserve. "a.
Lafayette. 81: Rueers "A
SwaItmore. Is: Hartwick, .6.
Psnzer hI;. so Upsala 50; ..
Virginia, 3: Washington and Lee IS.
Randolph Macon 81: Gallaudet SO,
Stetson, AZ: Florida Southern. 30.
sqdaenatef sqeGfR ter: sPrqf P m g ..
Norwich "a ST. Michaers. 81.
NSw Worcftsn HamD5hirS saS 81 81 Tqf1f; T1ni,v -
Vermont, TWiet' -: e'I> Middebury. dd ''s "a. 90
Green Mountain A.; Vermont FroSn. 81
Boston U.' =: Williams 40.
western Kentucky. IS: Murray State. 81
CARTHAGE Collese. A.: Southern Illinois Al
Washinston Nssh1ns, mo-; ts: ST. Louis, 90.
MahIsn6efs MlRns1G,7 81 g. chafsTS heSsnon Valley A.
Carleton. 81; Cornell CIaD. 35.
Coe. 80: Ripon, 20.
Monmouth, 35: Lawrence -
Srnngsde, 44: North Dakota, 30.
Ramline. -: Concordia, -.
Wabash. 3S: Franklin. :}3.
Ball State. 50: Western Michigan 81
Philadelphis TEXTILE: 80; King COLLEGE. 3s.
indiana Teachers 55: Lock Haven Teach
Grove City As; Clarion Teachers, Al.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Nationals Spring
Training Games

March o-Cincinnati at Tampa.
March ll-NeW York Giants a. Ornaldo
March lo-NeW York Giants At Orlando
March 14-St. Louis Cards at St Peters
burg.
March l5-Cncnnati al orlando.
March l6-DetroIt at Orla
March 21-DetroIt at Orlando.
March ""-Kansas City al Lake Wales
March '1:i-Detrolt a. Lakeland
March 24-St Paul at LeeSburg.
March @5-MllWaukee at Ocaia
March 16-KansaS City a. Orlando.
March "S-Philadelphia Nationals at
Miami Beach.
March 2G-New York Giants al Miami
March 3O-Ncw York Giants at Miami
April l-St. Louis Cardinals a. Orlando
April 4-Detrolt at Orlando
April 3-Phlladeiphia Nationals At Or
land0
April 6-Dctroit al Lakeland
April S-Detroit al Charlotte. N CO
April 9-De,roit Al Grcenville. s C.
April I0-PhIladelphia Nationals al
MartInsville. Va
April l@-Baltimore At WASHINGTON.
April I3-Baltimore at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Weingold was high man for the
losers with is.

TOTALS - = Totals ~ lo -
Haf-tIme SCore-Ra ndolph-Macon -
GaIlaudet 20
Oftcials-Downev and Wels.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Hawks Beut CrunduIIs
in the "Y" gym.

Y M. c. A. Hawk courtment over
came a half time deficit of points
to nose out the Crandall Cubs, 20-18,
YESTERDAY in the "Y" gym.