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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Given Right to HeckIe Netmen,
Western Tourney Fans Roast
OnIy OutcIossed Home Boys

crowd by announcing bluntly:
IF YOU feel like heckling the
players-go to it,"
The 1000 fans never fully recov-
cred from the shock. There were
few vocal offerings from the stands.
When Don McNeill. the home
town idol, took the court last night
and coolly disposed of young Jack
Griggs, Ada (Okla0 collegian. 81,
6t3, there was handclapping for
both players, but not a cheer or
jeer.
Other local lads didn't fare so
well. Some of those who were out
classed blushed deeply as a few
young fans in the top-row seats Of
fered suggestions in voices that
could be heard in the next block.
McNeill, the national outdoor
champ who is seeded No. 2 behind
Defending Champion Bobby Riggs,
and Ed Lefty" Brown, Texas munic-
ipal title holder from Waco, who
holds the No. spot, were the only
seeded players to perform on open
ing day.
Brown, a sophomore at Baylor
University, scored straight-set VIC
tory over Gene Morris of Edmond,
Okla, So, 6A.
Frank Kovacs of Oakland, Calf,
seeded No. 3, was scheduled to play
his first-round match today, as
were Riggs and the other seeded
stars.
The only thing that resembled an
upset in the first days play was
turned in by 17-year-old Randall
Clark of Tulsa (Okla) Central High
School, who stopped Myron Greene,
Genesee Valley Club champion from
| Rochester, n. y IS, e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Priddy Already Busy Clearing Awoy Doubts

Pddy getting the call He baed 306 last
City especially there
major league pitching When him the
will
given
chance of his minor league record
Dckey Ruffng question They
preudiced
if
the srfeied with would be that
Something besides the soced
anything,
his health looks he could climb into
md be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Dartmouth Quint, Loop Champ
By Trimming Lions, Surprise
Entront in National Event

New York University in the feature
game of a Madison Square Garden
double-header before 1886 fans.
That earned for City the eighth
place in the national invitation
tournament at the Garden March
10. st. Francis upset its Brooklyn
rival, st. Johns, 55-41, in the open
ing tilt.
Last nights crowd brought the
total attendance for II bargain bills
at the Garden to PAT ,o23, an increase
of 34,351 over last season.
Earlier in the day Westminster,
Duquesne, Virginia and Ohio Uni
versity had accepted invitations to
the Garden tourney. Long Island,
Seton Hall and Rhode Island State
had been invited previously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

California, is working in an Aus
tin bank for $40 a month while
waiting to tote the mail for Texas
u. next fall.
Busy mans newspaper Ben
Chapman says the guys who
really started the Indian up
rising never have been mentioned.
Lefty Gomez is talking restau-
rant deals in Florida. What's
this about Mike Jacobs cooling
toward Johnny Ray and Billy
Conn?
What they do-in-the-off-sea-
son-The Los Angeles Times
prints five-column action picture
of Bill Sweeney, Hollywood man
ager, changing his 10-month-old
sons diapers. They say Pete
Cawthon wouldn't take the
Philadelphia Eagles job because
they wouldn't hire his longtime
line coach, Russell Smith. Frank
Leahy gave up q well-paid key
job with q. O. Rubber when he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Ruffinq, Gomez Fell Far Off Pace

pitching
e the if
Mccarthy shift Gordon third base Johnny Stum
following
enough-n the pitchers delivered.
Rufhng four straight 20game
proved.
only three
bothered him Mccarthy thinks backs
o
left handler; Chand-
Donald small Kansas City and Newark
double ball Washburn
Lnden
Kansas City
He adeptly by winning II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Walsh and Treasury
Pistol Stars Are
Tourney Choices
Most Champs Defending
In Midwinter Meet
For National Titles
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, March 1i.-Hot lead
flew here today with the opening OF
the 10th annual National Midwinter
Pistol Tournament, second only to
the Camp Perry matches in num-
Der of contestants.
Most Of last years winners were
back to defend their titles in all but
one of the opening days events.
Champions seeking to repeat were
Loyce McCasland, Texas highway
patrol, in the .22-caliber slow-fire
event; Jesse N. Woody, Stanton,
Tex, .22-caliber rapid-f1re COMPETE
ton. and Arnvid Anderson. United
States Treasury Department sharp
shooter from Minneapolis, 22-cali-
Der national match course shot.
Charles Askins of Texas did not
return to defend his laurelS in the
Bausch & Lomb Trophy match,
40 shots slow fire at so yards with
any caliber gun.
Such highly regarded markSmen
as Al Hemming. Harry Reeves and
Maurice Lalonile of Detroit's fine
police team; Walter Walsh of the
F. B. I. and Lee Echols and P. M.
Chapman of the Treasury Depart
ment were favored to take individual
honors.
Many State police patrol and Fed
eral law enforcement and military
units were represented, as well as
Mexico, Cuba and Salvador.
Firing continues through Satur-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Lefty Gomez Has Restaurant Deal On in Florida
Works Austin Bank He Awaits Play at Texas

switched to Notre Dame. Pro
basket ball is getting a toe hold
in Dixie.
Today's guest star-Frank B.
Ward, Youngstown (Ohio) Vindi-
Gator: DOC Prothro of the Phils
says his players do not run fast
enough. Well, it's hard to run
fast when you're going back
ward"
People in the news - Mike
Jacobs, 81 yesterday, says he'll
keep right on promoting until
he's 100. Both sides are laughing
off the reported Alice Marble Don
Bulge romance. Says La Marble:
Il dove Don-but not like that"
Mike Conner, the Mr.. Big" in
the Southeastern Conference,
prefers not to be referred to as
GEAR" Okay, Mike. Earle
Meadows, California pole-vault-
ing ace. got his third radio audi
ton yesterday and stands a good
chance of landing ~ . warbler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
CorrusqueI's Pay
Is Clipped $100
Special Dispatch to The Star.

~SNSA"A D4"HobSA W 4Ac SbdI.
ORLANDO. Fla, March lift
Clark Griffith keeps his word,
Pitcher Alexandra Carrasquel's
first check of the season is going
to be short 500 because the
South American. instead of re-
porting to the Nationals training
camp, still is reported to be in
Caracas, Venezuela.
Griffith announced the fine last
night, after receiving news OF
Carrasquel from Secretary Ed
ward B. Eynon, jr., who has been
tracing the relief pitcher with
Washington immigration officials.
It'll be 5000, too, If he doesn't
hop a plane for Miami and get
here In a hurry" Griffith threat
ened.
Carrasquel. who signed his con-
tract a couple of months ago,
was supposed to have docked In
New York on February 81 and
taken a train for Orlando. If he
docked on that date, he must
have decided to walk the rest Of
the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Just as
practically every one expected, al
though some hoped for the worst,
Dartmouth has won the Eastern
Intercollegiate Basket Ball League
championship for the fourth Sue
ceSsive season.
But totally unexpected in most
circles was the Indians decision to
try for post-season honors in the
National Collegiate A. A. tourna-
ment. They'll represent the New
England area in the Eastern Sec
tional series at Madison, Wis, March
21-22 against Pittsburgh, wisconsin
and North Carolina.
Dartmouth cllnched the league title
last night by invading the Columbia
court to wreck a jinx of six years
standing and beat the Lions, SO to
80. 1t was their first victory in the
Columbia gym since 1884, and it
wasn't an easy one. Columbia led,
1921, at half time, and 1t wasn't
until eight minutes before the end
that Dartmouth tied the score for
the fourth time and pulled away to
win.
The Indians wind up their seacon
tomorrow against Princeton with
nothing more in sight than another
individual scoring championship for
Capt. Gus Broberg. He scored Is
points-siX in the second half-last
night to boost his seasons total to
1853. That's far short of the record
of 100 he established last year, but,
as Columbia's Bill HaSslinger was
held to seven points, Broberg now
has an 11-point margin over his
nearest rival.
The defeat dropped Columbia into
a second-place tie with Cornell and
they'll fight it out Saturday night.
Each has won 8 games and lost 3
so far, compared with Dartmouth's
frst-place record of 10 victories and
] defeat.
Another important victory last
Hight was the 47-43 triumph City
College Of New York recorded over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Basket Score Record
Set by West Texas
In Intercollegiate
Dubuque U. Is Defeated,
7-3e;; Torkio Champs
Drubbed at Outset
BY the Associated Press.


KANSAS CITY, March 1.-THE
national intercollegiate basket ball
tournament lost a champion but
gained scoring record and new
favorite in the opening half OF the
first round.
Tarkio MOI College, the 1910
titlist, was eliminated last night by
st. Mary's College of Winona, Mimi,
38 to %, after the Missouri schools
Drum and Bugle Corps played taps
during the half-time rest period.
Price Brookfield, West Texas State
forward, carried his towering mates
to the scoring mark in the Buffalos'
77-to-39 triumph over an average
sized University of Dubuque, Iowa,
club. Brookfield dunked in 80 points.
The old tourney mark was 10, set
by Chenille CIV. Va State at the
expense of the 1889 Peru Neb)
teachers. The Texas Giants are the
No. l choices to replace Tarkio.
But should they falter another
team from the Lone Star State,
Texas Wesleyan of Fort Worth,
would become the favorite. The
Rams, unbeaten in % games before
coming here, won II to 81 over
Evansville Qnd) college, quintet
that was expected to 60 far on the
exploits of MILFORD GUS Doerner,
the one-man team. Doerner did
pump in 27 points, but it wasn't
enough.
Probably the most courageous
quintet of the first days program
in the fifth annual tourney was Da-
kota Wesleyan. The short Mitchell,
IS. d. crew lost to the always
strong Maryville MOI teachers, IS
to 81, with only three regulars COM
peting.
Eight of the youths on whom
their coach intended to rely now
are in the 147th Artillery at Fort
Ord, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

Henry Armstrong; band-leading
tour starts in Detroit. Norm
Standlee, who weighed 215 as
Stanford's fullback three months
ago, now tips the beam at 240 and
still is a-goin' up. Johnny Pay
chek has joined the Army!!!
They hope-Good news from
the Coast as relayed by the Chi
cago Daily News: Southern Cali
fornia hopes to be out of the
drenches by Christmas.
Quiparade-"See where Pitcher
Dizzy Trout is wearing contact
lenses" quips B. Riley from Iron
wood, Mich. "Speckled trout, no
doubt"
Jingle for Van Lingle.
They chased Van Mungo from
the fold
Because he got a jag on,
But he has promised, 50 we're
told.
To climb baHk Ga NJ wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Starter Cassidy Files
Petition for Divorce

KEY WEST, Fla, March II (P).-
George Cassidy, starter at the Hia-
leah and Saratoga race tracks, has
filed suit for divorce, claiming that
his wife during her fits of temper
had knocked almost every door in
their home from its fasteningS.
Once, his petition added, she
locked him in the cellar to keep him
from filling a golf engagement. Cas-
sidy said he managed to crawl out Of
a window several hours later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Hornet Draws Boesch
As Mat Opponent

The Green Hornet, a steady per-
former on the local rassling mat
new despite having been introduced
to this circuit only this season, has
drawn Paul Bosch as this week S
opponent.
They tangle in a special support
ing bout Thursdays at Turner's
Arena before the main show be-
tween Joe Cox and Lou Plummer.
Billed as a co-feature is a match
between woman grapplerS, Patsy
Miller and Betsy Forbes.
won Robert of Canada, former
champion, also will be on the card
against an opponent to be named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Cromer No Myth,
He Finally Proves
BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, March IL
There is a Roger Cramer after
all. The Nationals new center
fielder reported to training camp
here today, II days after the rest
Of the infielders and outfielders,
and spiked reports that Clark
Griffith had traded for phan-
tom ball player when he ex-
changed Gerald Walker for
Cramer Of the Boston Red SoX.
Cramer never needs much
spring training, and after a few
days of batting practice, is ex-
pected to break into the lineup for
exhibition games. Mrs. Cramer's
illness delayed him, Cramer said.
His arrival leaves Pitcher Car
rasquel, the Venezuelan, as the
only missing member of the
Washington ball club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Basket Finals Postpone
Meeting of Officials

Because of the Roosevelt Con-
zaga game tonight for The Stars
metropolitan championship, the reg
ular meeting of the District Ap-
proved Basket Ball Officials Asso-
citation has been postponed until
tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.
Secretary-Treasurer Dallas Shir-
ley announced that it would be
held, as usual, at the Force School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
2 Rzzuo Bound Make Yankees Better This Year. Mccarthy Enthue
Win, Lose or Draw
The Yankees, IF Team of the Spring
By FRANCIS {. STAN,
Star STAFF Correspondent.

ST PETERSBURG March 10By all odds the big f at
this of baseball Florida the Yankees
GordonS playing should played And Joe Mccarthy
his claiming that the fellow will
probably
critics studying them through the
here this club which four consecutive world champion
through 1889 than this And
the could finish fifth
other the possibilities of this mighty ball club
limited Bill Dcky back after bad the Yankees will
the hitting chers the business the No catcher
the
Phil isn't getting buge call later this month"; Mccarthy
will great nheld.
the Yankees highly
good? Kelers
loaded with dynamite SynclroniZe with Di MaggioS?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
BY EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, March 11.-War
correspondents with the Dodgers
report one of Col Batista's gend-
armes stood guard outside Van
Mungo's room Sunday night.
Larry McPhail was afraid that
when Mungo awoke and found
he had been fined 5000 and exiled
to Montreal, he would try to take
the hotel apart.
Such-is-fa dept.-Bill Nc
Kechnie and Coaches Jewel Ems
and Hank Gowdy went over to
the Card-Yank game at st. Pete
the other day and were kept
cooling their heels outside the
gate for 10 minutes until Mark
Roth, Yankee secretary, came
along and identified them.
Johnny Petrovich, the football
ace. who was one Of Oman Ath-
ertons first victims ut Southern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Table Net Crowns Won
By McDouqoII, KIoeber

Arthur McDougal and Kitty
Kloeber are the new table tennis
champions of the Maritime Com
mission as a result of the second
annual tournament held at the Co.
lumbia Table Tennis Center last
night.
McDougal won the mems title by
defeating Doug Bell in the final
round, 21-13, 21-11, 19-21, 21-13
while Miss Kloebers last victim was
Stella Hoffman, who bowed in
straight games, Alb, Ala, 21-11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
BY the Associated Press.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March IL
Oklahoma has given the National
Indoor Tennis Tournament back to
the fans.
Officials of the Oklahoma City
Tennis Club, who lured the tourney
from New York City when the Army
took its armories away from the
athletes, surprised the opening night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
Harris Picks Six
Rocks 10 Pitch
In Exhibitions
Vets to Raise Squad
To II; Shift to Mats
Satisfies Crumer
B, a Staff Correspondent Of The Star.

~ n obdIL NUlICopUHuCuL Vi TIC CIhTs
ORLANDO, Fla, March 1.-THE
dreams of pitching from big league
mound were shattered for all except
six of the Nationals rockies today,
when Manager Bucky Harris dis
closed that only this many had
shown sufficient promise to be used
in exhibition play.
Now at pear-full strength, and
with Alexandra CarraSquel the only
absentee, the Harrismen are plung-
ing into their exhibition schedule in
earnest. Starting today, they will
play the Giants in two-game series,
travel to st. Petersburg on Friday
to face the Cards and return to
entertain the Reds and Tigers over
the week end.
Harris has selected II hurlers who
definitely will or may see action.
The others in camp, and there are
plenty, are here on borrowed time.
A little later this month, after they
have been used for batting practice
fodder, they will be told to go home
or be farmed out.
Zukowski Doubtful.
The regulars. of course, have been
established. They are headed by
Dutch Leonard Sid Hudson and
Ken Chase and also include Danny
MacFayden, Walter MaSterson, Ar
mold Anderson and CarraSquel, when
and if the ancient Venezuelan ever
reports.
BY virtue of his three inning per-
Torrance against the world cham
Sam Cunningham now is the rank
ing rookie. He will get another shot
and so. too, may Alex Zukowski, the
curve baller who barely managed to
last in that 6-5 game which went
to Washington.
81 may take one more look at
Zukowski to see if he can be that
bad twice" Harris said. The kids
got plenty of nerve and he throws
hard. but he doesn't know anything
about pitching"
Cramer Glad.
Agapeto Mayor, the little Cuban
whom Scout Joe Cambria brought
to camp, will pitch no more. In
stead, Bucky will look at Bill zinser.
who won Is last year for Kinston of
the Coastal Plains League; Joe Beck,
who was to start today; James
Henry Dean, the camp screwball
from Charlotte, and possibly Hardin
Cathey, who won IS games for
Thomasville.
THAT makes an even dozen. not
counting Carrasquel," Harris said.
That's plenty. Maybe too many.
I've got to keep my better pitchers
in shape by working them"
Harris and Griffith were consider
ably relieved when Roger Cramer,
the tardy center fielder, turned up in
camp Yesterday. Cramer reported
that his wife. who underwent
serious operation. was improved suf-
ficientlv for him to leave their Man
ahawkin IN. j. home.
Everybody is supposed to say
this" Cramer stated. but believe
me, I'm glad to be with Washing
ton. I knew by midseason of last
year I was going to be traded. I
was glad it was to Washington"
Cramer did not volunteer why he
was so sure he was going to be
traded. He did add. however. that
people in Boston insisted on blam-
ing me for a lot Of trouble on
the club"
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