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Evening star., 1941-12-02
Central Branch BOYS.
Friendship Score
Al Table Tennis

Central Branch BOYS Club and
Friendship teams were winners in
Recreation Table Tennis League
matches.
Central defeated Georgetown. 80.
while Friendship topped Eastern
Branch. 6-3.
Summaries:
Central at GEORGETOWN.
- junior, divislon-.Gus BsroutaS beat ]
radinos beat B Nichols o1-s 3l-ia. H
SelEu;, beat J. Mallon. 21-1o, 1s-"I.
Inte1mediste dlvisionoa,G Ksrsdlnos
Psfotis bsaT 'f F. karas. ciIIs. 81 Nj NJ psR- F
SssrsdinoS x a. beat E, Eisemsn. 2l-11. a1-
Senior dirision-s. Pappafoti, b.s. J.
Mallon, cl-ln. H1-": l. Piz7a bes' !
Gussto. %1nl4. 21.1o; P. Karsltno. bat
Central. Q; Georsetown. o.
Eastern Branch at Friendship.
Junior divIsion--Thompson tFn beat &
p Ge95si bsat 81; Thoma. . ,E l aliI HollIg,
Sestner <, g! O. beat s Hansboroush tEJ'
Intermediate division-P.. cocimano EN
sEI beat .Mahoney 1FL si-ia !iNii. Nis
Masakus CD beat T. Corbin CED. 21--le.
o4-on
Senior division-w Harris ,El beat
beat 7. Daushertv 'E1, c1-Io. Els H.
Whitlow tFl beat G. Hansborough ED.
9l-l9, @1-14.
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debut with the Eagles on a line 9TH
erwlse composed Of HalloWell and
Marty Madore. Mundey was in
training with the Eagles at Montreal
but was Stymled for nearly two
weeks due to passport difficulties
Mundey halls from famous
hockey family and is the brother
Of Buster Mundey. a former player
with the Montreal Maroons who now
is assistant coach of the Montreal
Royals Ernie five years ago was
considered one of the greatest anna
teur prospects in Canada but didn t
relish terms offered by the Toronto
Maple Leafs and regained his status
as an amateur. playing with the
Concordias and Montreal Royal
Seniors last season.
Has Only Two Holdovers.
The Sea Gulls invade with a II
victory over the Ea giles in their only
previous collision this season. De-
fensemen Nels Dixon and Stu
Cheetham are Atlantic City's only
holdovers from last seasons club
but the revised squad will introduce
outstanding players in Center Tom
Burlington and Wingers Alec Cum
ningham and Claude White.
John Barney, Geisel. an l8-year-
old native of Atlantic City who per-
formed with Akron of the Tri-State
League last season. is the Sea Gulls
goalie and a hockey rarity will be
presented in that Dickey also is
American born. hailing from Sara
nae Lake. n. y.
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Fe|er May Be Given Commission in Army Air Corps
cd

Today's guest star-Jay Simon,
Coffeyville tKansD Journal:
Minnesota finished It's season
with a record of II straight vic
tories. Coffeyville Junior Col
lege's Ravens wound up with an
unbroken string of 18 triumphs.
Up around Minneapolis the fans
are Raven about the Gophers,
down here they really Gopher the
Ravens"
Odds-and some ends-A hun
dred and thirty-nine years OF
baseball brains was in one room
when Hans Lobert visited Connie
Mack the other day. Comics
advice was: Its all right to keep
discipline with your players, but
don't be unreasonable" There's
hope for Yale football. Endicott
Peabody Dawson, cousin of Har-
wards Club and like him a
grandson of the famous Groton
headmaster. played a bang-up
guard for the Eli freshmen this
year. His nickname Is Guilty"
The California fight manager
who has been raining of a fighter
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in preseason estimates, opened by
walloping Boston College and Au-
burn. Then, on alternate weeks, the
Greenies bowed to Rice, routed
North Carolina, stumbled before
Mississippi. whipped Vanderbilt
were upset by Alabama, crushed N
Y. U. and climaxed the -turvy
campaign by dropping a 1910 deci-
sion to Louisiana State.
L. S. U. Has Ups and Downs.
The L. S. U. Tigers had won only
four of 10 games. After successive
losses to Holy Cross and Texas,
they held Mississippi States new
conference champions to a scoreless
tie and then thrashed Rice, con-
queror of Tulane.
L. S. U. held Tennessee to a close
duel and dropped a one-point de-
cision to Mississippi. but could get
only a draw with Auburn in the
next try.
Alabama. the preseason favorite
which finished fourth. was an upset
victim in its only two defeats Of
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the year The Crimson Tide was
shocked by Mississippi State in early
season, OLA, then won six straight
games-including a 1914 victory
over Tulane-before absorbing a TO
upset defeat at the hands of Van-
derbilt.
A week later the Vandys took a
beating from Tennessee, 26-7, to
close out the conference campaign.
The Tennessee finish, enabling
the defending champions to wind
up just behind leading Mississippi
State. was equaled by the climaxes
OF Auburn. Florida and Georgia.
The Auburn Tigers, finishing at
the bottom and failing to win a loop
test, tied upcoming L. S. u, and
upset both Villanova and Clemson
In their last two appearances.
Georgia's Bulldogs went on to get
an Orange Bowl invitation by SOCK
ing Auburn. Florida. Centre. Dart
mouth and Georgia Tech after los
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at 81 a throw, says if the stunt
is successful he'll rattle off him.
self. A Philadelphia journalism
teacher, trying to keep his pupils
alert for unusual events, uses the
hypothetical headline: ''Phils
Win Pennant."
Pop pops off-"The Sanford
Fla) High School football team
has two brothers named Gut on
the squad. No doubt Sanford has
what 1t kes."-Hugh Fuller
ton, sr.
Postman's paragraph - Coach
"1ronhorse" Connor of the Hur-
ricane CW. Va High School Red
skins takes issue with the guys
who claimed records for puntless
games. His boys didn't have to
kick in four of their eight games
and only seven times in the other
four. He alo wants recognition
for Halfback Joe Miller, who
completed 48 Of 63 passes for 1855
yards.
Cleaning the cuff - Amateur
sports leaders already are looking
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ahead to the 1912 A. A. U. con-
vention, which probably will go
to Honolulu. Minnesota's foot
ballers, after wrecking Michigan's
record, put five Wolverines on
their all-opponent team. Voting
simultaneously, Michigan picked
only two Minnesota players.
Movie Actor Bing Crosby's racing
colors may be banned in Austria
lia-not because one Of his nags
won, but because the silks are too
gaudy.
The American League will
spend about $25,0O0 on its new
movie-more than double the
cost Of the National Leagues
show. Dartmouth gridders were
amazed on their visit to Georgia
when one of their rivals asked:
DO you fellows hate football as
much as We do?" Talking about
Rollie Hemsley, Lou Boudreau
SAYS: 1--WE are expecting great
things of him next year." The
word used to be fearing"
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School Girls to Hold
Field Hockey Day

A girls field hockey play day will
be held Thursday afternoon at Cool
ide High with players from Tech
Western. Wilson, Central. Anacostia
and Coolidge taking part.
Sponsoring the program will be
the Washington Field Hockey Asso-
citation. The % best players will be
selected by an association committee
for the two honorary All-Higt
teams. On the committee are Eliza
beth Cooper and Mrs. R. M. Bed
doe. Catherine Wenchel is chair.
man of the Play Day Committee.
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Batting Crown Of A. A
Fourth Straight for
Novikoff in Minors
Failure With Cubs Hits
.370 for Milwaukee;
Klein, .367, Second
BY The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2-It's official
now-Lou Novikoff has won his
fourth consecutive minor league
baseball batting championship.
The slugging outfielder. never able
to get started in his major league
debut with Chicago's Cubs last
spring. clicked Immediately after he
was sent to Milwaukee of the Amer
ican Association. and in tight
finish nosed out Lou Klein. fresh
man shortstop of the champion Co.
lumbus club.
The official association averages
give Novikof a mark of $40: Klein,
1867. Both are righthand hitters.
First Brewer Champ Since "a.
Previous to his purchase by the
Cubs. who. by the way. have recalled
him. Novikoff had led the Pacific
Coast League In 1910 with 1863, the
Texas League in 1899 with 1863 and
the Three I League in 1888 with 1867.
In 1887. his first year in professional
baseball, he batted .35l. good for
second place in the Western Asso-
citation.
NovikoH went to bat 365 times in
90 games, making l35 hits. including
% doubles, s triples and 8 homers.
end gave Milwaukee It's first batting
king since 1884.
In addition to Novikof and Klein,
the top 10 hitters-all of whom bat
ted the required 300 or more times
included Babe Barna. Minneapolis,
1886: Glenn McQuillen, Toledo, .329 :;
Otto Denning, Minneapolis. .329;
Johnny Pesky. Louisville. .325: Bob
Repass. Columbus, BIT; Gil English,
St. Paul, .3l6 Bert Haas, Columbus,
.3l5. and Wayne Blackburn, Indian
apolis. .313.
Haas Hits for Most Bases.
Haas led in runs batted in, 13l,
and accounted for the most total
bases. 293.
Ray Sanders. Columbus first base
man. scored 119 times and led In
doubles with 40 Mike Chartak of
Kansas City led in triples, l3; Alb
Wright of Minneapolis in homers
26: Barna in stolen bases, %, and
Gene Geary of Minneapolis in sacri-
fice hits. 25.
Team batting honors went tc
champion Columbus with .291.
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By HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.,


NEW YORK, Dec. looks as
II Bob Feller doesn't intend to
wait for the draft to get him.
Latest report, following his visit
to Washington last week. is that
Bob may get second lieutenants
rating in the Army Air Corps and
will be assigned to Wright Field
AT Dayton, Ohio. Unable to get
Chuck Dresser away from his
dad, Larry MacPhail, jr., is con-
sidering Boily Grimes as manager
for his Toronto ball club. He'll
look for a playing pilot first. Did
YOU notice that five field goals
were kicked in the Canadian
football championship final Sat-
urday. Star of the winning
Winnipeg team was Fritz Hanson,
who has played seven seasons
with the Blue Bombers after fin-
ishing at South Dakota State.
Philadelphia's Schuylkill Navy
held cross-country run the
other dav. Water must have
been very low.
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Brewers to Battle Crescents
Sunday as Trenton Can't Play

1t will be the New York Crescents,
colored pro basket ball team. against
the Washington Brewers on Friday
night at Turner's Arena instead of
Trenton, which was slated to oppose
the local club in an American
League game.
Coach Mack Posnack of the Brew
ers announced Trenton requested
a switch in dates because three of
it's players will be appearing with
an all-star team in the Midwest
Trenton informed Posnack that if
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Harder Earns Gamma
Crown as Badgers
Bow 10 Gophers
Final Contest Enables
Soph Ace to Beot Out
Daley Of RivoI Team
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Pat Harder,
flaShy Wisconsin sophomore full
back, found that there was re-
deeming feature in the Badgers
4l-6 loss to Minnesota.
The game enabled him TO pass the
Gophers' own Bill Daley and carry
of individual ground gaining hon.
ors for the season.
Figures recently released showed
Harder, already the scoring leader
with So points, completed six games
with a net gain of $50 yards. an
average of 96.3 yards a game and
Sc yards a try. Daley wound up
third with a game average of 96.8,
with Bob Westfall of Michigan tax
ing second with SO.
Two other Wisconsin players mo-
nopollzed passing and pass receiv-
ing honors. Len Seelinger connect
ed on 26 of 48 passes and his game
average of 698 yards bettered the
yardage marks of two other sopho-
mores. Otto Graham of North
western had 628 average and Tom
Ku7ma Of Michigan. 534
Meantime. Dave Schreiner, Badger
end, made II catches for gain
of 249 yards to run away with
these honors.
Jack Graf. Ohio State fullback.
played in only four of the Buck
eyes five conference games, but
led in total offense crushing and
passing with a game average Of
1856 yards. His teammate, Dick
Fisher, was third with 1852, trail
ing Kuzma who had 1884.
Walter Correll of Illinois was the
third sophomore to land e first
place He led the punters with a
4O.5-yard average a game.
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aren't likely TO reinquish their
championship without a bitter strug-
gle.
In compiling threegame win
ming streak the Eagles have poured
a stream of 26 goals past Baltimore
Boston and River Vale eoalIes. dis
PLAYING an offensive which Coach
Redvers Mackenzie hopes soon Will
lift his club out of fourth place.
After sour start the Eagles are
displaying signs of being a formld-
able outfit.
Dickey's Play Is Encouraging.
Mackenzie Is encouraged, too, by
the more alert goal guarding of
Leith Dickev, who was creating the
impression he couldn't stop basket
ball in early games. Against the
Boston Olvmpics. though. Dickev
contributed numerous spectacular
saves and his labor against River
Vale chiefly was responsible for the
Eagles 4-2 victory.
The Eagles are presenting a new
scoring ace in colorful Paul Cour-
teau. who has registered 7 goals and
assists for Is points to lead Wash
ington in that department. Tied for
second are Ode HalloWell and Tom
Mccormack, who will miss tonight S
tiff due to injury. with II points
each. Defenseman Len Burrage has
accumulated IL points. while Kenny
UllVOt has cOmDiled 10
Ernie Mundey. a new center. who
finally unraveled the red tape that
had delayed him at the border. was
to arrive here today and make his
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Vireinio's Grid Outfit
To Be Alumni Guests

Virginia's entire coaching staff,
varsity players from this vicinity,
and District high school stars will
he guests of the Cavalier alumni
Saturday night at a smoker at the
Willard Hotel.
Coach Frank Murray will be the
principal speaker and a feature of
the evening will be motion pictures
ot Vrginia's victory over North
Carnlina.
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Roosevelt oers With New Coach New Sytem Task Defending
A. u. Sees Good Quinf
Despite That Only
Two Vets Remain
Byhom, Reese Provide
Nucleus and Rockies
Appear Formidable

Staff Cassell will have only two
veterans IN the starting lineup when
America University's court team
takes the floor against Gallaudet
In its opening basket ball game
next week, but the optimistic Eagle
mentor is looking forward to
good year for his boys.
Capt. Carl CBing) Byham, 6-foot,
5-inch center from Kane. Pa, and
Bart Reese, smooth working for
ward from Hughesville, Pa. are
the only holdovers from last year
with any experience to speak of.
but the tone and temper Of A. Us
practice sessions indicates that it
will have fighting crew on the
boards.
Going to Penn State Clinic.
Cassell, who will lead his troupe
TO Penn State Friday night to par
ticipate in the annual clinic spon-
sored by the Nittany Lions and con-
ducted'bv Coach John LaTther and
staff. should get a good line on his
squad in the practice game that will
end the sessions.
Dutch Schulze. Americans
leading courtman last year, is as
sisting with the coaching chores
this winter and got in a lot Of work
with the rockies, while Cassell vas
engaged with football. But what
the Eagles need most is seasoning
| and that will come in time.
Charley Kligman. former Central
High School captain, and Bart Fug-
Ter, smart looking prospect from
Woodrow Wilson, are in line for
the regular forward berths. but one
must beat out Reese. George Zu-
ras. transfer from High Point
College and former Roosevelt High
sharp-shooter and Bunny Rabbit
a Woodrow Wilson alumnuS. have
the inside lane on the guard berths
but no positions have been clinched
as vet and there may he some
/ changes before the curtain raiser.
Some Of Rocks Are Green.
Russ Barnes, Jim Eden. Les Hewitt.
Dick Zarbock and Eddie johnson
are other promising candidates Cas-
sell is banking on for reserve
strength, but all are green and need
a lot of work. Russ Atkinson, who
went so we'll in football and Is one
of the speediest men on the campue.
IS hitting the books and will not be
with the team until next semester.
Two new opponents, Catholic Uni
versitv and Lovola, appear on the
Eagles schedule. American las-
PLAYED c. U. three years ago, break
ing even in two games
The complete schedule:
December 13. Gallaud.t: Is, A. e.ors.-
town
January :. Loyola 10 Penn STATE
February & Randolph-Macon: :. at Ga
. Iaudet: 13 Catholic University: 1s. Juni-
alta: 20. a. Randolph-Mecon: 81, a. wes--
ern MARYLAND 25. Western Maryland. .s
al ca thollc University
March 3. al Johns Hopkins; {, p
Swarthmore: :. alumni.
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WA WV anu AoOtlil SS1A OAAA4o e'iAt
Wake Forest one each.
Heading the all-star lineup is re-
peater Steve Lach. Dukes senior
wingback from Altoona, Pa. Only
one of the 81 ballots received from
the Carolinas. Virginia. Maryland
and the District of Columbia failed
to list the l90-pound Lach.
Blalock Leads Line in Vote.
The heaviest vote among the line
men went TO Joe Blalock, 180-pound
Clemson end from Charleston. S. c.,
who has held the same post now
for three seasons
In the backheld with Lach are
Stan StaSica, South Carolina. one
of the loops brightest rookie players;
Harvey johnson, William and Mary's
2l0-pound Junior from Bridgeton,
N. j.. and Charley Timmons. Glenn
son, 200. from Abbeville. S. c.. who
was a member of the 1910 team.
They had no close rivals for these
honor spots.
Working at the other end from
the 6-foot-2 Blalock on the mythical
squad is Bob Grant. 210-pound Duke
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ing to Alabama and gaining a Tie
with Mississippi.
Florida Stages Comeback.
Florida. after losing to Mississippi
State Villanova. Maryland, L. S. U.
and Georgia by an aggregate OF 81
points, came back to upset previous
lv unbeaten Miami fla and then
Georgia Tech. Only Kentucky and
Georgia Tech escaped the wave OF
upsets. Their defeats being of the
expected variety.
Mississippi State. which trimmed
Mississippi last week for the unoff-
cial S. E. C. crown, 60, still has a
December engagement with San
Francisco. Two other members have
late dates with coast teams
Georgia Tech with California and
Florida with U. c. L. A.
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MeqIen Chosen Leader
By Grid Arbiters

Joe Meglen, former Georgetown
fullback, will WELD the gavel at
future meetings of Washington foot
ball officials. He succeeds John
Sweeney as president of the local
association.
Tom Whelan. Catholic u alumnus.
is vice president for the ensuing year
while "Knocky" Thomas, one-time
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it played here it would be without
the services of Dutch Garfinkle,
Mike Bloom and Ace Tramentan
so Posnack agreed to a postpone
ment.
Meanwhile Posnack booked the
Crescents. who boast former Renais-
sance players in Tarzan Cooper and
John Isaacs. The Crescents last
week beat Renaissance by six points
after the Rens had been tied by the
Brewers, 1892, in two overtime
periods.
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Perfect Poss Grubber

CHICAGO. Dec. 2 lP,-The Chi
cago Bears claim their George Will
son is the National Football
Leagues only perfect pass catcher.
He caught two out OF two Sunday
against Philadelphia to run his sea-
sons total to four catches in four
triac
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Sports Mirror
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Year ago today-Nebraska ac-
cepts bid TO oppose Stanford in
Rose Bowl.
Three years ago-Gabbv Hart
nett signs S27.500 contract to
pilot Chicago Cubs in 1899.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Ski Devotees to Gather

Ski Club of Washington will holC
its first meeting of the season to-
night at 8:l5 o'clock at Palisades
Field House. Reports on nearby SIX
trails and motion pictures are or
the program.
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Lambert Cuptuins Roanoke

SALEM, Va. Dec. 2.-Roanoke
College football players bestowed
on Bob Lambert the highest honor
in their power when the 175-pound
Salem boy was elected captain with
only one dissenting vote-his son.
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Tulane Main Victim as Upsets
Abound in Southeastern Loop
Ten of II Members Handed Severe JoIts;
Unexpected Defeats Cost 'Bomo Title
BY the Associated Press.


ATLANTA, MANY startling upsets this football
unpedictable
ference.
The twists Of them astounding reversals struck
of the II conference They often battle
fronts that became habit to be down the next
he Wave, picked No 4
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Eagles Would Use Rough GuIIs
To Continue Hockey Streak
Aiming for Fourth Straight and Revenge
for 7-to-l Licking in Lost Meeting
Ry BURTON HAWKINS.

Washington Eagles will exhaust the cys supply Of
their prolific scoring will attempt to
their sizzling tonight when they tange with
City GuIs Riverside Stadium
o'clock.
little bulb back Of the oppoons net has been
flashing Intervals Eastern Amateur
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o5-Pounders Need Game

The sixth grade football team
of Blessed Sacrament Parochiel
School wants one more game with
a team in the same class or any
eleven in the 95-pound class. Phone
Audley Hickey, Wisconsin BIT.
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James to Leud GobbIers

BLACKSBURG, Va, Dec. 2 lP).-
William Wilson Billy James Of
Hampton, Va. has been elected
captain of Virginia Techs 1912
football team.
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Duke Rules in A||-Southern Pick
With Four Grid Stars Named
Loch, Its Ace Back, Gets Biggest Vote;
Four Other Teoms Provide Players

RICHMOND Dec Duke Unversitys undefeated united
football squad carried off honors in the 94l Souhen
Conference poll Associated Press the
cpating coaches placing Of Blue
the and the second
eleven.
three frst-team berths William and
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Glover Park Challenged

Southeast Boys Club 13o-pound
football team wants to contact
Glover Park A. c. with a challenge
Call Trinidad 1891.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

Maryland star, retains his Offices of
commissioner and secretary treas
| urer.
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soph from Durham, N. c., who
stands an inch taller than Blalock
Mike Karmazin. Duke. of Erwin
Pa, and George Fritts, Clemson, OF
Lenior City. Tenn. both seniors
weighing around 100, won tackle
honors by comfortable margins.
Guards Get Good Margins.
There was little dispute over the
guard berths filled by Garrard Ram
sey. w. e. M, of Walland. Tenn. and
Carl Givler, Wake Forest, of Allen
town, Pa.
Bob Barnett. Duke senior from
Albany. Ga. was returned to the
center position for the second con-
Secutive year.
The All-Southern Conference
co1optiopc.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Old Mate May Prove Brewers
Undoing in Playing Clippers

For ever since he was sold outright
to the Clippers by the Brewers, Mike
Bloom. the old Temple all-America,
has been going like the proverbial
house af1re and figured Importantly
in his teams recent two jolts Of the
frst-half champion Philadelphia
Sphas. As a result. Baltimore Is
conceded an excellent chance of
winning the second half title.
Blooms career has been as spotted
as it has been colorful. Plucked by
the Sphas fresh from the Temple
campus. Bloom warmed the bench
for the greater part of his freshman
wear and was sold outright to the
Brewers early last season. Mike
thereupon proceeded to plav great
ball and finished among the first
10 scorers of the league.
This year. however. Bloom failed
to hit his stride and was sold to the
tail-end Clippers when they started
rebuilding early in the first half.
Now. Baltimore fans consider him
the greatest center in the league
and are confident he will prove it to
the dismay of his old teammates
tomorrow and Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Ambassadors Capture
Second Swim Meet
In Three Starts

Ambassador Club natators today
have record of two meet victories
in three starts for the season after
disposing of the Wilson High School
team bv a 40-26 score at the Ambas-
sador pool in practice meet last
night.
Final tabulation of the summaries
stood at 45-2l until the Wilson coach
protested the participation of Capt
Buddy Deering of the host team.
in the l50-yard medley and the
events five points we're awarded to
the high school team. Under
scholastic regulations, the coach
said. Deering became ineligible after
having participated in an early
event.
Summaries:
5o-yard free style-,-Won BY Buddy Deer
Bill BURROWS wv. fourth, Walt Fara-
deIG 1ooHard VAR blme brss;t os2& st5o2ewon bv Ken
Hiltz wv: second, Gordon Green "A. !:
third, Tom Clarke (AD: fourth, Mead
(W,l; second. Fletcher "a: third. Subin
a. 20 fourth wi wilson tW,; Time. :06s :
second rea chcksTng W. thTd FarrSE Mc
Grath "a; fourth, j, Isaacs a.. Time
Divins-won by / Bridgers a; sec
man nnd; ", V Payne 'A'; third w. Bau-
l5O-yard medley relay-Won BY Ambas-
sador tTtadler, Tarbett. Deeringl.
bsssador tIsaacs. McGrath, Subin. Nc
Grath.