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Evening star., 1941-12-14
Plans Bowling Plant
If Interest Justifies

z. B. Henderson. chairman Of the
Physical Education Committee Of
the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A.. Is
making a poll of colored organiza-
tions willing to sponsor bowling
teams with a view, if enough interest
is found to obtaining backing for
a plant here.
Groups that will sponsor team
of five bowlers or a league of teams
are requested to contact him at the
"Y," 1916 Twelfth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Ban on Bio Time Competitive Golf by A. for Duration War Expected
Caddie Welfare Work
To Be Expanded by
Western Golfers
Association Meets Sent
To Phoenix, Spokane;
Officers Elected
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13-The Western
Golf Association today approved
new bylaws expanding its caddie
welfare program. elected ofncers
and awarded the Western Open
tournament to the Phoenix (Ariz)
Country Club for February s. 7
and 5.
The Western Amateur tourney
was given TO the athletic round ia
BILE of Spokane, Wash, for some
time in August.
T. c. ButZ, Highland Park, Ill,
was elected president and James l..
Garard of Winnetka. Ill. and John
G.. Searle, Golf. Ill. vice presidents.
William T. Woodson. Chicago, was
named secretary and Carols Alling,
Chicago. treasurer.
Elected to the board of directors
Okla; Carleton Blunt. Golf. Ill;
T. P. Heffelfnger, Minneapolis.
MINI; Bing Crosby, Hollywood,
Calf; Ted French. Wheaton, Ill;
Gordon Jummer. Milwaukee, Wis;
Thomas Walsh, Chicago. and M. G..
Fessenden, Chicago. Charles Chick
Evans and J. Leslie Rollins were
chosen honorary vice presidents.
Fessenden hailed the expansion
of the caddie aid plan as q courage
Gus move. There has been much
lack of interest in caddies and this
movement will draw interested per-
sons into a drive to help them" he
declared.
The association began aiding cad
dies in 1880 with the establishment
of the Evans Scholarship Fund, now
providing % college scholarships. 1t
plans to see that member groups
assist caddies locally, steering them
through high schols and trade
schools as the w. G. AS contribu-
ton to the Nations war and defense
effort.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
With BILL Acns"AN
Curb on Coots, Whistling Swans Urged
To Conserve Food for Duck, Geese

any trumpeter swans exist along
the Atlantic coast today.
The fight of the whistler is so
slow-that when it Is low enough
to be within gun range the identi-
fyine yellow spot in front OF the
eve is all any real hunter needs to
be certain about the species.
There are some who never have
seen a swan outside of a sanctuary
or a ZOO and probably would be
unable to distinguish a duck from
a goose, yet they seek to protect any
and all birds.
They do not know Mother Nature
has a habit of stepping in to en-
force regulations of her own as to
the desirable number of any species
and that hunters are justified in
kill that does not endanger con-
tinuance Of the species.
For this reason and also because
there would be more food available
for lesser waterfowl, we would like
to see . bag limit OF one swan
season.
Our stand on the taking Of fishes
and waterfowl always has had 9
conservative angle. We believe con-
structive conservation and regula.
ton is necessary, but in the face Of
certain legislation obtained BY
groups of so-called bird-lovers anc
conservationists it appears as i
hunters rights should get som'
consideration.
Sportsmen are easy to handle i
told why regulations are necessary
but they fail to take kindly to law
made by fuss-budgets who neve
held aHportins arm in their handi
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Atkisson Will Handle
Cleveland Park Five

Russ Atkisson, American UnlVer-
sity football player and a former
high school baske. ball star IN MS
home town, will be head coach OF
the Cleveland Park Y. NJ. G. A. Ex-
tension Centers basket bali teams
this season.
He came from Mountain Grove,
Mo. where he played three years OF
basket ball with the high school
team there.
The "Y" will have three cage
teams this year. with boys OF high
school. junior high and grade school
age. Games are being scheduled
with Friends, st. Adams. Landon
Georgetown Prep, Gonzaga, St
Johns. Wilson Junior teams and
with Central Y. M. c. A. and Boys
Club quints.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Officials Differ on r.
Says Coach Murray

BY the Associated Press.
Virginia's Coach Frank Murray.
who says he will stick to the T.
formation no matter what. would
like to see the shift rules cleared
up bit.
He found a difference of opinion
among officials this year when a
back started in motion laterally and
the quarterback swayed or pivoted
behind center to take the ball.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

Washington An-Stars from Billy
Stalcup, AL Wright, Cletus Pannell,
Joe Harrison and Paul Jarman.
Clarke and Santini will again stage
their singles natural" which has
long been a highlight of the an
nual Yuletide matches. After Miss
GULL and Mrs. Rose exhibit their
wares a doubles attraction will fill
out the program. Jack O'Connell
will be master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Riggs, Sarah Cooke
GET Top Rankings
In u. :. Tennis
Kovoes, Now Pro Netmun
Like Leader in List,
Is Roted Second
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Bobby |
Riggs, mems national tennis cham
pion who will make his pro debut |
at Madison Square Garden Decem-
ber 26, and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey |
Cooke, women's titleholder, today
were placed at the top of the ls4l
rankings of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association.
Awarding Of the No. ! spot to
Riggs returned the Clinton IS. c.
star to the position he held IN 1889.
Last year, when he lost his singles
title, he was ranked No. 2 below Don
McNeill of Oklahoma City. McNeill
was No. 4 this year behind Frank
Kovacs of Oakland, Calf. who lost
to Riggs in the final at Forest Hills.
and Frank Parker of Los Angeles.
Schroeder Makes Best Gain.
Kovacs, who now is a pro, ad-
vanced q notch over 1910, while
Parker jumped from the No S spot
OF q year ago. Fred Schroeder of
Glendale, Calf. showed one Of the
greatest gains in moving from No.
10 to No. S. ahead Of Wayne Sabin
Of Reno, New, who was not ranked
in 1910.
Mrs. Cooke, no better than sixth
in 1910 after being the country's
third player two years ago, gained
top ranking after several years
among the leaders.
The No. z spot went to Pauline
Betz Of Los Angeles, with Dorothy
May Bundy of Santa Monica, Calf,
third and Margaret Osborne of San
Francisco. fourth, ahead OF Helen
Jacobs. It was the lowest ranking
In many years for Miss Jacobs,
former national champion who was
No. 2 in 1899 and 1910.
Kramer. Schroeder Top Teams.
The No l position in the mems
doubles went to the championship
pair Of John Kramer and Schroeder.
The top rankings with last years
singles rankings in parentheseS:
Men.
isss'' rrsss xos.s. s:s. o.Fsnd s.lasGRi c.l 81:
| 3, Frank Parker. Los Angeles t5): 4. Don
MeNeill. oklahoma City %; 5. Fred
| Sabin Reno, New. tunranked,: :. Gard
mar Mulloy Coral Gables. Fla. o.: $,
| Bryant Grant, jr., Atlanta, Ga. tl1).
| John Kramer. Los Anseles t6l; 10, Will
| liam Tslbert. Cincinnati u6).
| Women.
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke. New York
(sb; .. Pauline Bet1 Los Angeles 80 8,
n1p4 Av
| 4, Margaret OSBORNE, San Francisco GD;
| ). Helen Hull Jacobs. Greenville. Del. (2l:
Hope sfsn knov.s stnPhfn Phii.d.iph. fN5 o ~ Mary
| Arnold, Los Angeles tsl: Q, Mrs. vir-
| sinia Wolfenden Kovacs, Oakland, Calf.
| G:. 10, Louise Brough. Beverly Hills.
Calf. I2).
Mems Doubles.
Kramer and Schroeder: y, Mulloy
! and Sabn; McNeill and Parker: t.
Gene Mako and Risss; S. William Crosby
| and Kovacs
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Mcleod Is Primine Golf
For Senior PC. A. Meet

Fred Mcleod is warming up his
golf game for the senior P. G. A.
championship at Fort Myers, Fla,
January 1917. Fred will be so in
April but age doesn't mean anything
to the Columbia pro, who averages
better than a round day.
Ed Dudley will be the first P. 6. A.
prexy to play the winter tour. Local
pros playing the winter tour will
be Leo Walper and Levi Yoder,
along with Rut Coffey OF Hagers-
town. That is, If there Is winter
tour
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Yankee Jop Is Honored
By Grid Teammates

By the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash. Dec 13.-Seichi
Yamada. American-born Japanese
halfback on the Pacific Luthern
College football squad, was honored
by his teammates as q gesture OF
friendship.
They presented him with the foot
ball used when the Lutes defeated
Central Washington College.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Rangers FIuke Cool
Gives Hockey Lead

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Dec. 49, - Toronto
forged into the National Hockey
League leadership as it scored a
last-minute, 81 victory over the
New York Rangers tonight.
The winning goal was of duke
nature. Defenseman OFT Heller
knocking the puck into his own net
while attempting to clear 1t.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

lions OF lne SedSOll'
The first five-game block of the
Never Davis will start at 2:30
o'clock and the final round at T..
A team match featuring the Con-
yention Hall All-Stars. led by Tony
Santini. and the Washington ALL
stars with Astor Clarke at the helm,
will get the charity matches under
way at 7::30.
Rivals in both events, the pressure
will be the greatest on Miss Gull
who as defending champion in the
Never Davis 10-game affair seeks
her 18th victory in the city's Oldest
feminine sweepstakes and her first
victory over Mrs. Rose in their
third meeting on the charity caro-,
Both will have their hands full
attempting to collect top money IN
the Meyer Davis from a field OF ap-
proximately 40 other leading and
up-and-coming rollers who also are
bent on winning some extra Christ
mas coin and all the glory that goes
with victory. Mainly the contestants
will be rollers of the Ladies Dis
trict League but such strong loops
as the Brookland Recreation Ladies
District of Silver Spring
Clarendon Major and Arlington
Ma ior will be represented.
Two of the strongest combinations
ever assembled here will be en-
battled in the charity team match
Santini will have in his Convention
Hall lineup Lou jenkins, Washing
tons No. l bowler, Fred Murphy
Hokie Smith, Ed Blakeney and Bill
Krauss while Clarke will select his
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Miller, Capital Youth,
Runnerup on Mat
sn.cial pisnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HIGHTSTOWN. N. j., Dec. Is. -
Edward J. Miller Of Washington
earned his way to the final of the
136-pound class in the intramural
wrestling tournament at Peddie
School here. He previously attended
st. Adams and Wilson High in
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Golf Called OFF

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Is R.-
The San Francisco Junior Chamber
of Commerce has called OF its an
nual $4,000 open golf tournament.
scheduled for January 21-25, ex-
planning 1t felt it should spend its
time and energy in raising funds for
war relief.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Sun Princess Named

TULSA, Dec. 13 P.-Tulsa Uni-
versity, which plays Texas Tech In
the New Year Day Sun Bowl feotoan
game, has named Jeanne Aaylock.
tall brunei who works as model
during summer vacations, sun
princess to represent the school at
N. annual carnival in El Paso, Tex.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Paul Haskell Is Chomp
In Kentucky Boxing
Ipecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 13.-Paul
Haskell. graduate of Eastern High
In Washington, won the University
of Kentucky 155-pound boxing
championship. Last year he was
145-pound champ.
He also is a member OF the varsity
track team. a member of the "K''
Club and of Pi Kappa Alpha social
fraternity.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
One Game Makes
Backs Season
3y the Associated Press.

by tuc hssUO4s0Ou I wv
ATHENS, Ga. Dec. 13.-LeW1s
Woodruff, Georgia fullback,
hopes to crowd an entire years
football playing into the Orange
Bowl game with Texas Christian
on New Year Day.
Woodruff was injured shortly
before the season started and was
held out of all games to insure
his eligibility for 1912. Then 1t
was discovered that he had
enough hours to graduate this
coming June. He is the best
ball-carrier among the Georgia
f,IllbackS.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Its Series of Ties
For Gridiron Foes

By the Associated Press.
VERO BEACH. Fla, Dec. 13.-
The Stuart Tigers and Melbourne
Bulldogs of the Indian River
High School Conference tied, 90,
when they met in their regularly
scheduled football game.
They were tied for the confer
ence championship at the end OF
the season.
In a title play-on on a neutral
field here the game ended: Stu
art, s; Melbourne, 6.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Borons Tie for Second
By Beating Capitals
u, III. Annotated Press.

BY the AssoclAted FTess.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 13.-Piling up
a. three-goal lead and defending 1t
desperately in the last period, tne
cleveland Barons defeated the IN
dianapolis Capitals, 3 to 2. before a
crowd of 10.252 here tonight.
The victory put Cleveland in q tie
with Indianapolis for second place
in the Western division, one point
behind Hershey.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Smoke Bowl Adds PIoyers

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. II tP.-
Willard (Bolo) Perdue. former Duke
all-conference end. and Billy Fitz-
hugh. who played in both backfleld
and line for Richmond, have been
added to the Norfolk all-star squad
for the Smoke Bowl game here De-
cember 81 with the local all-stars.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Skeeters Get Catcher

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. Is tP.-
Columbus has announced that Hugh
Poland, who divided catching duties
on this years championship Amer
lean Association team with Tommy
Heath, had been sold to jersey City.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Would Disbund League

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. 10 tP.
President w. Clyde Smith OF the
Hot Springs team said tonight di-
rectors of the club favored dlsband-
ing the Cotton States League until
after the war.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
RIM. Has Two Coptoins

ASHLAND. Va, Dec. IS (R.-
Eldred (Pop) Jackson, 190-pound
tackle of Petersburg. and Isadore
1ke) Kovar. Ford City, Pa. have
been elected co-captains of the Ran
dolph- Macon 1912 football team.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Lucy Rose and Lorraine GULL
Roll in Two Big Tests Today
Charity Match in Which They Will Contest
Also Will Have Ace Mems Teams Opposed

Filling important bowling engagements promises to Keep
Lorraine Gu Lucy Rossyn stepping today
tonight duckpinners compete IN
18th Davis at the Lucky Strike ana
then lend hand in helping the annual sar charity
At Convention Hall one of the duckpn attrac
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Bucs to Have Busy Spring

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 13 R.-Pitts-
burgt will play 80 exhibition games
next spring. The Bucs viii train at.
San Bernardino. Cslif.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Eagles Start Badly,
But Get 81 Edge
Over 0Iympics
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Dec. 13.- washington
Eagles of the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League overcame a first-pe-
riod deficit tonight to exc out a 5-1
decision over the Boston Olympics.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

First period scoring-1, Boston, Martin
funassisted), l1:O2: q washington: Hickey
iThompsonl. 16:4s; g.. Boston, Chaisson
Second period scorins-4. washinston'
Allen (Munday, Lessardl, .S:01: 3; WASH
inston, Weaver tunassisted), 1852.
Third period scorins-6, Boston, Chais-
son (Dumond. Gronsdab. zoo: =, wash
ington, Ullyot tunassiste0. 10:32: & Bos-
ton. Martin tunassisted), 1889: 9, WASH
ington. UIyot tunassisted), 1928.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Hockey Scores

National LeaEue.
Montreal, 5: Brooklyn, 2.
Toronto, Q; New York. /
American LeASue.
Wa ashinston, Z; Philsdelphil, B.
Pittsburgh. 4; Buffalo, 2
Sprinsfield. 6: Hershey. 2.
Eastern League.
washington. 3: Boston, f..
New York, 9: River Vale. ..
Baltimore. z: Atlantic City. 2.
American Association.
Omaha. s: Dallas, l.
Fort Worth. 5: Tulsa. 2.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Hockey Lions Topp|e
Philadelphia, ! 10 5,
As Stewart Stars
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 13-With
Stewart Smith scoring three Of the
goals. the Washington Lions tonight
conquered the Philadelphia Rockets.
Us. in an American League hockey
game before a crowd of $500
The victory enabled the Lions to
60 into a tie for second place with
the New Haven Eagles. who werst
idle. Both teams have 176 points. b,
After the Rockets tied the score.
3-3, in the second period, Washington
came back to bang in four goals in
the third period. the final points
being made in the last minute.
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