davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-03-09

can. but may purposely initiate
another's facial shrubbery even
to the extent of following such
topiary modification thereof as
may have caught his fancy"
The jurist, however, enjoined
unauthorized use of the legend
House of David" on baseball
uniforms, holding such was in
dication Ito masquerade" as the
plaintiffs team and thus un-
fairly compete with it.
The cult has produced many
talented players, among them:
Jessee Lee Doc" Tally, the
bearded Babe Ruth" who still is
pitching winning baseball in his
sos; Johnny Tucker, smart field
ing first baseman; Paul Mooney,
pitcher from 1917 to 1923, who
had big league offers; Herbert
(Hip) Vaughan, another pitcher
sought by big league clubs; Dave
Harrison, infielder, and Andy
Anderson, utility man. Besides
performing smartly on the field,
these stars developed an intricate
pepper game" for entertain
ment of fans.
Here and in Benton Harbor's
twin city of st. Joseph, the
Dewhirst cult has many business
enterprises, including large
amusement park, greenhouses, an
elaborate night club, a tourist
court with scores of cabins. A
large fruit storage plant and q
downtown hotel.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
BY RICHARD KASISCHKE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich.
March 8.-Perhaps among the
bearded baseball teams touring
the country next summer there
will be some actually hailing
from the House of David cult
in Benton Harbor, but, more
likely, there won't.
For boards, as a Federal judge
phrased it in 1884, are and have
been beyond pre-adventure, in
the public domain from time
immemorial' if the name
House of David is not.
Not since 1886 has a bona fide
colony nine been on tour, but
H. T. DeWhirst, director of the
larger faction of the now divided
cult, is toying with the idea of
sending out a team this season,
mostly for "old times sake"
Of the numerous bearded mines
on the road since 1886, Dewhirst
says, only one, managed by Louis
Murphy of New York, has been
duly authorized with a franchise
from the cult-and that au-
thorization was the sequel to a
Federal court suit.
The other faction of the cult.
Mary's City of David, has backed
a team the last few years, but it
hasn't gone far afield. 1t has in
cluded a few old timers who fol-
lowed Queen" Mary Purnell
when she split with the Dewhirst
Evening star., 1941-03-09

group upon the death in 1927 of
her husband, King" Benjamin
Purnell, founder of the religious
colony.
House of David baseball teams
originally had a missionary as
well as profit motive and served
to publicize the cult established
here early in the century. After
playing locally for some years in
the colony's park, the clubs tooS
the road in 1918. Then all the
players we're cult members, obey
ing the tenet of never putting
shears to head or beard.
The spectacle of a bearded
man, with long braids captured
under his cap, stopping a hot one
at third or shagging an outfield
fly drew fans in every State in
the Union.
After some years, however,
road competition became so
tough the cult had to import
pitchers and catchers, then also
infielders and outfielders. Most
of them co-operated by growing
boards. In later years less than
half the clubs personnel was
composed of colony members.
The cult troupes had their
best seasons from 1925 to the
middle 1930s, when there were
two travelling teams in addition
to a home nine, composed en-
tirely of younger colony men,
bers and serving to develop play
ers for the road clubs.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
High School Tossers
In Double Tourney
AT Gaithersburg

A basket ball tournament with
high school teams in the feature
spot will be held Thursday through
Saturday at the Gaithersburg High
gym under sponsorship of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows,
Lodge No. 180.
Competing schools will be Damas-
Gus, Mount Airy, Poolesville and
Gaithersburg, Damascus and Pooles-
vile meet Thursday, with the other
two tangling the following evening,
The two winners will meet for the
championship on Saturday.
A trophy will be awarded the win
ming team and members are to re-
ceive medalionS.
A junior section of the tourney
also will be held, making a double
header attraction each night.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
RossIyn Rollers Win
Two Team Titles in
State Tourney
Men Duplicate Triumph
Of Women; Clarke and
Houser in Front
b. the Associated Press.


LYNCHBURG. Va. March g.
Rosslyn Bowling Center walked off
with both major teams titles in the
18th annual Virginia State duckpin
championships. concluded tonight.
The RosSlyn class A mems team
tonight captured the title in its di-
vision with a score of 1912 to sup
plement the earlier victory of its
womenS class A quint, which rolled
1874.
Eddie Hauser and Astor Clarke of
Rosslyn posted total of 1877 in the
mems doubles to take over first
place in that division from Bowman
and Neal of South Boston, whose
779 was good enough only for third
place
Clarke turned in a score in the set
of 418.
Albert Kootes and Sol Wahrman Of
Norfolk moved into second place
with a total of 785 pins.
Al Hosselton and Ray Barnes of
Richmond tied with the South Bos-
ton pair for third place.
Petersburg. which walked off with
national Junior honors last year,
took the boys and junior titles to-
night
David Saunders Of Petersburg won
the boys title with a 376 and Robert
Dorsk of Petersburg captured the
Junior event with 365.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
College Sports

Boxing.
gucknsI, 5; West Virginia, s.
Wrestling.
Iowa State; 3; Kansas State, 80; Okla
Pennsylvania, -: Columbia, 3.
Penn Frosh %: Baltimore Poly, 3.
Lebish Lebish B FFosb Is Pri4fet9n II Frosn
Lehigh JayveeS. "a; Princeton Jayvees, s.
Swimming.
Columbia: A Penn, 81
Dartmouth, Al; Navy "a
Penn, 45; Washington and Jefferson, 49,
N, /. T, 40; Worcester Tech, 20.
Rensselaer, Poly. 81: Colgate. 81.
Westminster, 80; Grove City. 30.
Swimming eastern Championship.
Franklin and Marshall; 80; Brooklyn, &c.
c: N. Y, IL; Carnegie Tech. /.
Loyol aof Chicago, 81 Kentucky, %.
Gymnastics.
Minnesota, $50: Nebraska, -6l6,
Penn State. A; Princeton, 10, (E. / L.
Penn State. 40; NJ. I. T. 5. E. / L.
Princeton. 36; NJ T. IS. CE. I L. Meet)
Temple SO; Army g.
Fencing.
Harvard, 4; Columbia, 13; N. Y. u, s;
Marquette 10: Wisconsin. :.
Middlebury IL: st. Lawrence, :.
Navy. Is: ST. Johns tBrooklynl, II.
Princeton FroSh. 10; Yale Frosh, IL.
Rutgers 17l2; Haverford ga.
Yale, IA; Princeton. I3.
Hockey.
Illinois, 8; Michigan, ,.
Indoor Polo.
Army, o; Princeton 3.
Yale, 10; Cornell. >
Squash.
Princeton. 7: NJ. I. T, 0.
Rifle.
Army, 1857: Penn State. 1871.
Pistol
Army, 1882; Y. NJ. l., 1881.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
LiIIey Pockets First
Money in CrawIeY
Bowling Stake

Chet Lilley of Mount Rainier
poCketed top prize of SIS in the Pop
CraWley bowling tournament at
Mount Rainier last night with five
game score of 716-23-739, beating
a record field of 140 others in an
event held annually in honor of the
venerable duCkpin promoter.
Lilley'S games were 159, 142, 1l6,
145 and 154. Lanny Blaine of The
Evening Star League shot 660-53-
713 for second place and Louis Pen
ton of G. P. O., 643-70-713 for
third.
Other prize winners and their
scores were: Sam Shreve, District
League, 672-27-699; Fred Murphy,
Arcadia. 684-10-694; Clarence
Purdy. G. P. O., 644-43-687; Ray
Watson. Brookland Merchants. 643-
1880; Charles Graese, Mount Raj
nier, -77-679; John Noll, Elec-
tricaI League. 626-53-679; L. Sc
mia, Tremount Leogue, 596-77-
673; Charles Daniels, 584-87-671; !;
Jerry Flanagan. Brookland Mer-
chants. 615-53-658, and Bob Work
man, 615-53-666.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Ariel, Pointer, Earns
National Field Trial
Victory Of Suee's Dog
Due to Speed, Ron9e,
Excellent Response
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, March
8-Ariel, graceful pointer that
Jagged behind other entries in bird
finding. but excelled in other quail
ties, was declared winner of the
national field trials today and
thereby became the recognized No.
l bird dog in the United States for
1941.
The 3-year-old Ariel was one of
three entries of A. G. G. Sage.
wealthy New York sportsman. Run
ming Tuesday afternoon in good
weather, the dog demonstrated
clearly his ability to range the
sedgefelds wide and fast. hunt in
"birdy'' places, nose out birds,
handle them we'll and respond in
stantly to his handlers commands.
Makes Few Miscues.
He was charged with a few mis-
cues. but these and the fact that
he found only five bevies as COM
pared to nine for one entry and
eight for five others were offset by
his generally well-rounded perform
ance.
To Ariels developer and profess
sional handler, Clyde Morton of
Alberta, Ala, went the $500 purse.
To owner Sage goes an opportunity
to collect fancy breeding fees and
permanent possession of the Robert
w. Bingham Trophy. This was given
by the late Ambassador to the Court
of ST. James.
Pointer Setter Score Even.
Sage's two other winners were
Rapid Transit in 1884 and Sulu in
1886. both pointers.
Ariel, white with liver -colored
spots. is the son of Air Pilots Sam,
himself a former winner, and Lul-
laby.
The field was one of the largest
in years with Sc entries-31 pointers
and five settlers. Ariels victory
makes the pointer-vs setter score
even-22 to %.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Net Entries Indicate
Record for Y Event

In view of the large number of
entries already received, a record
field is expected to compete for the
Y. M. C. AS 1941 indoor tennis
championship, officials said last
night. The tournament starts
March II.
David johnson, the Districts third
ranking player. is the defending
champion and although they haven't
entered as yet, both Dick Murphy
and Hugh Lynch hold member
ships in the "Y" and may give
johnson keen competition Entries
close with Marinus De Cast at c
o'clock next Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Virginia Awarded
Title Ring Meet
JACK SANFORD.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March g.
Virginia was awarded the 1912
championship tournament Of the
Eastern intercollegiate Boxing
Association at the annual meet
ing today.
Dates for the affair were an
nounced as March 6 and 7.
Charles w. Havens, director Of
athletics at Western Maryland.
was reelected president, and
Lewis P. AndreaS, Syracuse'S
director. named vice president
and Secretary-treaSurer.
The association also voted to
eliminate third-place bouts next
year.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Results of K. of 6.
Track Carnival

Shot put3-won by A Blozis; c GeoTsei7
town town, 90 feet as incheS t, secono Ear
4's inches; fourth. J. Kreuser. Rhode Is
land State 50 feet 2'4 inches. New IN
door DO refSTd p}n5, Old FssOrd OF 50 feet S'
6O-yard dash Q4yltationl-Won BY
HeroerI Thompson. Jersey City: second,
T6oms Eas Pa sss
ers: fourth, Paul COVE, La Sale Military
Academy. Time-O:62.
6O-yard hish hurdles-Won by Fred
Tufts; third. Allan Tolmich. Detroit;
fourth Thomas Garland. Manhattan. Time
--0:1.3 tWolcott eaualled indoor record
of 0:1.2 in semiinal heat.
sb62s 69oysrd EjSe2oD by JOhP BoToag Ssdoa9
Charles Beetham, Columbus Ohio. third,
Charles ODonnen, Holy Cross fourth,
YnI James geTber STan5 Street Boys New
Time-l:10.2. New indoor record. Old
mark of HOS set by Herbert in 1940)
- Mile relay handicap-.Won by Fordham
(SchWarz. Keane Nowick. Courtney go
TimeN3:ieS. ''''' wv "a N'''
CGiumbian an. mile-W9n BY Walter MehI
New York University; third, John Munski,
Columbia. Mo: fourth Gene Venzke, New
York A. C.: fifth. Luigi Beccali, New York
A. {. Tlme-4lU.4.
Pole vault-Won by Earl Meadows. Los
Angeles Il feet 7ls INCHES; second, Dick
Ganslin. Shore A. C. Elberon, N. J.. IA
feet; third. Milton. Psdway, Wisconsin, u
feet. New indoor record. Old mark of
"a feet 67s set by Meadows at Boston in
194l0
1.02o-yard run-Won by John Borican.
Shore A C. Elberon. N. j.. second, Jim
Kehoe. WASHINGTON a. G: third. Andy
PENNSYLVANIA: fifth. Lynn Rao-life, Syra-
cuse. Time-2:lO.3.
Mile college relay-Won by George
town tMcAtee. Williams, Lyden AlnWick) :
second. Boston College third, Holy Cross;
fourth. Manhattan. Time-;i:2l.3.
High jump-Won by Don Blount. Dart
mouth 8 feet 4 inches; second, Arthur
Byrnes Grand Street Boys, New York Is
feet 4 inches tBlount won on fewer triesl
tied for third at feet inches. Sam
Moore, Pennsylvania, Al Boruch. St John S
University, Brooklyn, and John Vislocky.
New York A. c.
emile run-won by Gregory Rice.
South Bend. Ind: second, Mel Trutt Des
Moines: third. Don Lash, Indiana State
Police; fourth, Forest Efaw, saltwater,
Okla; fifth. Joe McCluskey, New York
A. c. Times SO 3
Evening star., 1941-03-09
College Basket Ball

Albright. 54; Muhlenberg, 80.
Columbia, As: Pennsylvania, "a.
Cornell 81; Princeton, 81.
Yale. "a: Harvard, 40.
West Virginia Frosh. 43: Duauesne Frosh,
3S.
Western KY. Teachers, 81; Louisiana Nor
NAL 46 IS. 1. A. A. semi i-finals.l
Murray Teachers, 81; Southwestern
Louisiana, 33. IS. / A. A.. semi-finals)
Xavier "a; Detroit. 81.
Washington and Jefferson. ~; Musk
DuaueSne, 81; West Va. Wesleyan. 81.
Notre Dame. A; Marquette, 80.
North Dakota State, 40; North Dakota
University, 30.
Drake, SO: Tulsa. So
wyoming, A: Colorado, 81.
Case, 81; Western Reserve, %.
Millsaps, so: Loyola New Orleansl, II
Dixie Conference championship hnaD.
Providence 81 Siens, so.
Newark Engineering, 70: Upsala, So.
Appalachian Teachers. 46; Drury, 80.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Meendeck Center Gd Open Against Reds With Likely ~ Lineup
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Baltimore Clippers VS.. Wash
ington Brewers, Riverside Sta
dium, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Track.
Catholic University 9Th annual
indoor games, Uline Arena; trials,
$50; finals, 7:30.
Boxing.
Catholic University VS.. Univer-
sity of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Star metropolitan interscho-
lastic tournament finals, Tech
gym; girls game, Mount Rainier
VS.. HyattSville, 7:30; boys game,
Roosevelt VS.. Gonzaga, 8:45.
Hockey.
New York RoverS VS.. Washing
ton Eagles, Riverside Stadium,
$50.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Deyoe Shoot Winner;
D. T.. Women Finish
Second, Third
By the Associe ted Press.

bN Tue ASoOC4t.Ltu FLeSS.
FLORHAM PARK, N. j., March
8-Shooting in a wind-driven rain
on a snow-covered field, Richard
ShaughnesSy of Dedham, Mass, re-
tanned the 20-gauge crown as the
two-day Middle Atlantic annual
skeet shooting championships got
under way today.
George C. Deyo of Washington,
D. c., captured the 410-gauge event
with a score of 92x1O0, nosing out
Shaughnessy who shot 91
The women's all-bore champion
ship was won by Mrs. w. P. Con-
way of Green Village with an 87x1O0
score to defeat last years winner,
Mrs. w. c. Coe of Washington,
D. c., who had 81. Mrs. R. w.
Garfield of Bethesda, Md, was third
with 78.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
National City Defeated
By CuIyurY in Overtime

Calvary Methodists $3.50 victory
over National City Christian. ac-
complished only after two extra
periods, featured last nights card
in the Sunday School Basket Ball
League Saylor and Kaufman led
the winners
In other games Calvary Baptist
nosed out Epiphany. 1890: West
Washington Baptist defeated Con-
cordia Lutheran, 54-27, and Mount
Vernon Methodist crushed Ninth
Street Christian. 1924.
The summaries.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Prince Nufer Skaters
National Tank Mark

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., March 8
(PD.-Prince Nufer, 16-year-old girl
sensation of the Goldsboro IN c.
Swimming Club, bettered Eleanor
Holm Roses nine-year- old American
women's long course 50-meter back
stroke record in the Carolinas' A. A.
U. swimming meet here tonight.
The speedy Miss Nufer was
clockeG in 1854 seconds, four-tenths
of 6 second faster than the old rec
ord set in 1892 Application for
approval of a new record will be
MADE Immediately.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Syracuse Wins Five
OF Eight Titles 10
Rule in Boxing
Chronic Loser Spoils
Perfect Record in
Eostern Finals
b. the Associated Press.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, March g.
Syracuse easily won the Eastern
intercollegiate Boxing Association
championship tonight, carrying off
five of the eight individual titles to
score % points.
After clinching team honors in
the SemifinalS by qualifying six
men for the final bouts, Syracuse re-
asserted its supremacy when only
one of them failed to win tonight
Orlando PalOpoh. who hadn't won
a bout previously in three seasons of
varsity competition, was the only
one who failed to come through,
losing to Mark Mccarthy of the
Coast Guard Academy in the 155-
pound final
Loren Schoff, in the 145-pound
division, and 175-pounder America
Woycesjes successfully defended the
titles they won for the Orange last
year and Milford Fahey moved up
from the l20-pound to the 1877
pound division to win his second
title.
John Roland, 120-pounder. and
Heavyweight Sal Mirabito were the
other Syracuse winners. Breaking
the monopoly were Robert Peden of
Army in the 135-pound class; Nc
Garity, sophomore whose home
is at Orlando. Fla, and Fenton
Somerville. Virginia 165-pounder.
Cornell and Army tied for second
in team scoring with 10 points each.
Virginia finished with nine points,
Coast Guard seven, Penn State five
and Western Maryland three.
1aO-pound class Cthird-plaee b9utl15
Victor Fiore Penn State> by forfeit.
Championship bout - John Roland
tSyracuSel defeated Van Hudson West;
after it VS. IS Seconds iS Of third round due to
cut over Rolands eye.)
1a7-pound class rd-piace bcutlL-I
Henry HelSe4 army Army deieStef0 Ss farfsi3 yqSeph
Championship bout = Milford Fshey
tSyracusej defeated Clarence Callahan
(Virginia). decision.
135-pound class Ghird-pace bout)-1
FTsnk stsnko PsaG state bS toFe
Championship bout = Robert Peden
Army defeated Leo Berger (CornelD,
decision.
145-pound class Chird-place bout
Ashby Marshall (Virginisl defeated Altus
Stesdman (Armyl by technical knockout
1855 of second round.
Championship bout-Loren Schof tSyra-
cuse) defeated Robert Baird penn Statel.
decision.
175-pound class third-place boutl.;
Robert Emerson Coast Guard defeated
Paul Mall Penn State) by forfeit.
Championship bout-Americo Woycesles
(Syracuse) defeated Matty UrbanoWitz
(CcrnelD, decision.
Hesvyweight class Cthird-plsce bouN-,
Paul Scally Penn State) defeated Fred
Goettel Coast Guard by forfeit.
Championship bout-Salvatore Mirabito
(Syrscuse) defeated Frank Clay tArmy)'
i55-pound class third d-place boutl-John
Clark (CornelD defeated John Carruth
(VirRinial by forfeit.
Championship bout-Mark mccarthy
tCoast Guard defeated Orlando Pallpoll
(Syracuse), decision.
165-pound class (third-place bout Ar
vol Allen (Army) defeated Frank Schmitz
Coast Guard by forefeit.
Championship bout-Fenton Somervllls
(Virginia) defeated David Peace Cornell
decision.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Eagles Beat Sea GuIIs
In Extra Period 10
Boost Flag Lead
Special Dispatch to The Star.

OpeCldi DISpdlCL " 1lc oNdi'
ATLANTIC CITY, March g.
The Washington Eagles came from
arrears tonight, led by Mike Ger
mann. who tipped in the winning
goal in the last So seconds of an
overtime period to trip the Atlantic
City Sea Gulls, 80.
BY their victory the league-lead-
erS increased their edge over the
Baltimore Orioles to three points.
The two clubs were tied 2-2 at the
end of go minutes of fast action.
For the better part of nine minutes
they struggled back and forth for
the deciding vital marker before
Germann broke through and blinked
the red light on a relay from Roy
Mcbride.
The Gulls jumped into a first
period lead when Harry Dick tailed
on a fluke goal, the puck hitting
Goalie Hemming on the chest and
Spilling into the net.
Quick goals by Mcbride and Ger
mann gave the Eagles short-l lived
2-1 advantage in the second stanZa.
for Harry Dick came through with
his second score and the teams went
into the third period deadlocked.
There was no scoring in the third
session although George Hemming
had the partisan fans on their feet
with his sensational saves. He made
two while fiat on the ice to prevent
Gull tallieS.
Pos. Washington. Atlantic City.
! Hemming " Porter
r. D.. Burrage --------- Cheetham
L. D. Kniefel ------------- Dick
r. w. Macbeth ------ Prokop
L. w. Maillev ----. -.. - Pozzo
Spares ashington-Germann, Scher-
er, Rosslgnol. McCurry, Courteau, Mcbride.
Pranschke. Dewey. Atlantic City-LIvins-
ston. Scott. Bellinger, Russell, Richard,
Referee-Mr, Chadwick. Linesman-
Mr.. Watt. Twenty-minute periods,
Scoring first period l. Sea Gulls. Dick
funassisted). 14.l2. Penalties, Dick charg-
ing(. Rossignol thigh sticking), Russell
Scoring second period . Easles. Mcbride
tunassisted); II:01; 3, Eaeles, Germann
Dick (scott, Bellinger), 1871. Penalties,
Third period, no scoring Penalties,
Prokopf interference. Dick tripping,
McCurry (slashing).
Overtime scoring 5. Easles' Germann
Score by period:
Evening star., 1941-03-09
QuintupIe Strike
Opens 1o5 Tally

One of the most unusual duck
pin games as we'll as one of the
largest of the season was rolled
last night by William Van Meter,
of the Theta Delta Chi team of
the G. w. Interfraternity League
at the Rendezvous.
Opening with five straight
strikes, a rare achievement in it
self, Van Meter rolled fiat in all
the other boxes except one. in
which he struck for the sixth
time for a string of 1875.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Saws Amerks Will Stick

TORONTO, March 8 LPp.-Man-
ager Mervyn (Red Dutton of the
New York Americans said that his
National Hockey League team will
be playing at Madison Square Gar
den next winter and don't let any
body tell you differently"
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Most Valuable Tosser

CHICAGO. March 8 (Pl.-Gene
Englund, Wisconsin's all-Big Ten
center and second high scorer of the
cage league, tonight was selected the
most valuable" player to his team
in the Western Conference.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Title to Jefferson High

ROANOKE, Va, March (P1.-
Displaying superior ball-handling
and shooting ability, Jefferson High
School rolled over the Maury High
quint of Norfolk, 1927, here tonight
to take its first Virginia class A
basket ball crown since 1885.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Pro Hockey

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit 1 Montreal @.
Toronto, Is: New York Americans, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hershey, .: Indianapolis. >.
New Haven. 4: Philadelphia. 2.
Buffalo, >: Cleveland |.
Pittsburgh, 4 Springfleld. 3.
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Washington, }; Atlantic City , Covertime
River Vale, >: Baltimore, |
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul. &: Tulsa. l.
St Louis 3: Kansas City. !.
Minneapolis T. Omaha. >.
PRO BASKET BALL.
Sheboygan, "a: Detroit. 40 (playoffs.
New York Jewels, 46: Brooklyn Celtics, 3
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Gophers Mat Champions

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 8 (P).-
The muscle men of Minnesota
wrapped a deadlock on the Western
Conference wrestling crown today,
scoring % points to edge Iowa, sur
prise runner-up, with II.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Rockne's Cousin Is Mayor

GLENDIVE, Mont. (P).-Andrew
Rockne, Glendives mayor, is a
cousin of Notre Danes beloved
Rock"
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Yale Defeats Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 8 (A7.
Yale drubbed Harvard, 54-4O. to-
night as those ancient Big Three
rivals opened two-game series for
the dubious distinction of filling the
Eastern intercollegiate Basket Ball
League cellar