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Evening star., 1941-11-22
Brewers Display Figh,
In Overtime Draw
With Renaissance
Heurieh's DispIoy Promise
In 1922 Contest Thot
Marks Their Debut

III the opening game is any sample
| Heurich Brewers professional basket
ball team promises lot of exciting
moments this season. In a wild.
scrappy affair at Turner's Arena
last night. the Brewers played to a
1922 tie with the New York Renais-
sance colored quint in two overtime
periods.
The high pitch of noise was
reached at the end of the regulation
three periods last night when the
count stood 1929. The final whistle,
unheard in the clash of sound
sounded before Sonny Boswell of
the Rens slipped in a layup shot
that would have given his team the
game. 1t took some time for off,
Gals to convince the Rens and spec.
tators the game was not over.
The New York team took a lead
with shots by Puggy Bell and Bos-
well in the first overtime period. but
these were balanced by Nat FrankeI
and George Slott of the Brewers to
send the tilt into a second overtime.
AT the end of this, Referee Pat
Kennedy declared the game a tie
because of a midnight rule. The
game was an hour late starting be-
cause OF a breakdown of the bus
bringing the RenS here.
Frankel and Bell were the leading
individual scorers with l3 each
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Women Golfers Will Reflect
mrs. Weib|e and Assistants
Dr.. PouI M Stewart Named Golf Choirmon
At Columbia for Fourth Straight Term

Freudberg has been doing a good
Job at Woodmont for quite stretch.
and Harry Pitt seems fixture at
Manor. as he should be in view Of
his wide experience and ability.
Jocko Learns the Ropes.
Jocko Miller, Congressional caddie
master, is long way from his native
Boston. but he gets many a laugh
nowadays out of the antics of the
colored caddies he supervises. Jocko
has learned to figure out their
idioms. and their unique language.
He has some funny characters
among the lads working at Congress
sional.
One Of them came to him the
other day and said, Mr.. Miller. isn't
it true that Mr.. So-and-So plays
that whichaway ba1l?"
What do you mean. the which
away ball?' asked Miller.
You know, that ball he hits this
away and thatawav. that whichaway
ball. said the bag-toter
Not long ago. on a dull day. Jocko
gave his lads permission to have a
little party of their own on an un-
used part of the club property. away
off from the golf course. The layout
as Jocko describes it, was that a
character known as Jack Rags" and
another known only as shorty
were to toss party for all their
fellow caddies There was to be
plenty to eat and drink-all free.
Jocko said the boys in charge ex-
pected to get their outlay back in
what they whimsical1y called games
Of chance.
The only trouble was" said
Jocko, that the guests took over
soon after the party started. and the
hosts didn't have a chance to cash
in"
Il am from Boston. but I've
learned lot from these Southern
boys says Miller. And I've had a
million laughs"
Evening star., 1941-11-22
HockeyLions See Hell I
In Shields Return
To Battle Bears
Back Healed, Defensemun
Faces Hershey Team in
Home-und-Hoine Series
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL DlSpatch TO Inc star.
HERSHEY, Pa, Nov. 22-The
Washington Lions and Hershey
Bears will tangle in a home -and-
home series starting here tonight.
with the Lions seeking to atone for
a 4-3 defeat by the Bears two weeks
ago at Washington. where the clubs
will meet tomorrow night.
Third in the Eastern division of
the American Hockey League, the
Lions will be facing the Western
divisions third-place club in the
Bears. Neither club has a chance
to rise above its current level to-
night.
Fortified by the acquisition of
Wingers Peggy O'Neil and Rod Lor-
rain, the Lions still are without the
services of the talented George
Mantha, but Defenseman Allen
Shields is to return to duty after
missing several games due to a
wrenched back.
Unless there's sharp form re-
versal over the week there isn't
much chance the Indianapolis Capt.
tolls will lose their Western division
lead The Caps, boasting 3-point
margin over Cleveland, play a
home and home series tonight and
tomorrow with the Pittsburgh Hor-
nets, who have only two ties to
show against eight defeats.
Should Pittsburgh upset the Caps
twice. however, Cleveland must win
both games with New Haven and
Providence to take over first place.
The Barons are unbreaten in seven
games, but will have their hands
full when they entertain the New
Haven Eagles tonight. The Eagles
will be out to protect their l-point
lead over the Springfield Indians
in the Eastern division.
The Providence Reds check in at
Philadelphia tonight for an en-
gagement with the Rockets, while
Springfield will play host to the
Buffalo Bisons.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Clashes Of Leaders
Threaten 10 Alter
Hockey Standings
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Two full National Hockey League
programs with each pitting the
first-place Toronto Maple Leafs
against the second place Chicago
Black Hawks. may revamp the
standings within the next 48 hours.
Tonight the two teams face of In
the Canadian city; the Sunday
game is carded in Chicago.
Only the Boston Bruins and the
Brooklyn Americans won't be active
both nights. The scrappy young
Americans, now in third place, en-
tertain the Detroit Red Wings to-
night, but are idle Sunday while the
Wings take on the Bruins in the
Motor City.
The remaining two games on the
tWo-day twin bill find Montreaps
laSt-place Canadiens at home to the
New York Rangers tonight with the
clubs resuming their warfare the
next night in Gotham.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Neor-Record Scores by Wright
Send Payne Pinmen Ahead

A near-record season wallop of 176
and 408 three-game count by L.
Wright were the high lights last night
as E. j. Payne quint took the rubber
game from Emerson & Orme Service
in Automotive Duckpin League At
Chevy Chase Ice Palace. Wolfe Mo-
tors romped over Pohanka Service
with highs of GIT and It'll.
Tops with 1876, Joe Gibson paced
a high count of $40 rs Gene Brown
Produce salvaged . game in . 81
loss to w. c. Morris In Silver Spring
Independent League. High team
score Of 1885 gave Civil Service
Commission . 81 edge over Fair
land BARRIERS.
B. M. No. Gees 70 Top.
Breech Mechanism No. l white.
washed B. NJ No. 2 to gain undis-
puted possession Of first place in
Lucky Strike Navy Yard League
when Broadside Mount No. / re-
linquished its grip on the top rung
by dropping 4 tilt to Torpedo Tube.
Progress No. / was shellacked by
Naval Air Station. Allowance Once
got a 80 victory over Coppersmiths.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

peculiar position of holding the key
to the championship playoffs for
both divisions of the league.
One opportunity was muffed last
Sunday when the Redskins took a
1921 beating from the Chicago
Bears. who remained in twO-team
race with Green Bay for the West
ern title.
A victory for the Giants tomorrow
would clinch the Eastern flag and
leave the Redskins with nothing of
any importance except another
chance to clear up the Western race
in a game with Green Bay the fol-
lowing week.
The Packers, who have eight VIC
tories in nine starts and are leading
the Chicago Bears by a half-game
in the West, face Plttsburghs S
stumbling Steelers. who upset Brook
lyn last Sunday for their first vic
tory of the year.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
East S Bowling Aces
Shooting for Rich
Dixie Prizes
CopitoI Pinmen Sweep
Tests With Stors From
Connecticut, Georgia

Bowling thrill seekers are prom
ised their flll today when the great
est collection of the East's leading
duckpinners ever assembled here will
fire away in the l1th annual Dixie
Tournament. which was to get under
way at noon at Lafayette Bowling
Center, swing to Lucky Strike at
O'Clock and wind up at Convention
Hall tonight with final five-game
blocks carded at and $50.
At the peak of his game, Defend.
ing Champion Hokie Smith will have
only to pick up from where ne left
Of last night at Lucky Strike when
he raped out five-game 697 set
TO feature two intercity doubles
matches to be the one to beat. A
victory would give the Lucky Strike
manager his third Dixie triumph in
four years.
Winner of the first Dixie in 1881.
Ollie Pacini, the Northeast Temple
pilot who repeated in 1887. also will
be striving for his third win.
Other Washington Winners.
Other Washington winners of the
annual bowling fiesta have been
Astor Clarke. 1893, with 2,0O3: Joe
Freschi. 1885. with 1882, and Tony
Santini. 1899, with a record score of
2.106, Smith won in 1898 with 1868
and last season with 2.O28.
Ray Barnes of Richmond was the
1892 victor with 1923. Bill Arnold of
Annapolis landed the 1884 event
with 1907 and Nick Tronsky of Con-
necticut crashed through in 1896
with 1868.
Bill Bradley OF Hagerstown, Md.
was one OF the late out-of town en-
tries while Lindsay Stott of Wash
lngton's King Pin gained a paiduu
entry with a 416 score in a prelim-
lna-y staged last night at Ice Palace
Mike 'Bogino of Avon and Steve
Witkowski of Middletown swelled
the big field for Connecticut stars
who will bid for a slice of the juicy
$4,000 prize melon.
Del Rios Mop Up.
Led by Smiths brilliant rolling
Del Rio rollers cleaned up both ends
of two doubles matches. Ed Blak-
eney tackled 666 to Smiths 697 to
win from Frank Peters and Bob
White of Connecticut by 80 pins.
White, brother of the illustrious
Jack, fired 67l as the New England
ers counted 1929 to 1853.
Against the invading Atlanta ga }
twosome of Warren Lowry and Larry
Whisienant. Fred Murphy and Bill
Krauss posted a winning score of
l ,286 to 1,2l0. Murphy was tops with
659
Del Rays sharpshooting Cavaliers
won two out of three matches from
the visiting Jack White Connecti-
cut All-Stars last night. Big Buck
McDonald's 158 was the deciding
blow in the final game as the Vir-
ginians triumphed in the team
match, 1851 to 1,795. Ell Geib's ST.
was high for the winners. Cy John.
sons 148-379 was best for the losers
The New Englanders squared mat.
tiers when White and Steve Dyal
smeared Geib and Lou Jenkins. 8O4
to 756, but Geib gave the Cavalier.
their edge by downing White ir
singles, 378 to 371.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

The seasons set mark was cracked
twice in King Pin Ladies' League
when Sara Miller counted 345 and
Mabel Mawatt boosted 1t to 346. The
former led Brentwood Valet Shops
2-1 win from Baltimore Lumber
while the latter prevented Reliable
Liquor from sweeping Brentwood
Drug Store.
Vivian Nolan Sparkles.
Vivian Nolan of Mid City Auto
sparkled with 36S in Arcadia Inde-
pendent League while Glare Dixie
man Of Greyhounds garnered tor
single of $50.
Lillian Carleton's 365 featured as
Federal Ltho rollers banged out q
FL win over DePerini Delicatessen
in Brookland Ladies' League.
A grudge match looms tonight in
Chevy Chase Ice Palice Saturday
Night League when third-place r.
and w. Grand battles leading Naylor
Seafood after the regular matches.
MAYORS recently claimed . forfeit
from Grand and after several heated
meetings Of team captains the match
was ordered to be rerolled.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

only in the sense that their salaries
are more modest than the admitted
pros. but at least Gresnick and Koiv-
uneimi seem to have established
record for quick change artistry. II
wasn't always that easy.
The thin line of distinction that
marked a pro from an amateur has
been erased and ice hockey has TAX
en- one more stumbling step in the
direction of the graphing industry.
Confusing at best, the mental man.
euvering of hockey moguls lately has
given the game a more blotchy COM
pleXion.
Lessard's Contract Ignored.
There is the case of Defenseman
Art Lessard of the Washington
Eagles, for instance Lessard has
been ruled the property of the Bal
timore club because he wrote a
tentative letter of acceptance to an
offer by the Orioles. In the mean
time he changed his mind and signed
a contract with Washington.
A contract hitherto has represent
ed proof of owne ship even in
hockey. but Eastern League officials
suddenly have altered that policy.
Lessard says he has signed no ap-
proved form with the Orioles, yet is
ruled their property. Last night he
played with the Eagles and says
he'll return to Canada before playing
with the Orioles.
The Orioles may have Lessard
for Ss170, which Owner S. G. Leoffer
of the Eagles claims is the cost of
train fare to Washington. plus his
expenses in training at Montreal.
The Orioles have sent Leoff1er a
check for $50 and Mr.. Leoff1er has
mailed it back and referred the mat
ter to league headquarters.
Officials Ask for Trouble.
Should Lessard fulfill his threat
of returning to Canada the Orioles
say they'll ask the Canadian Hockey
Association to suspend him. The
c. H A. recognizes only those ap-
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Slim Grid List Fridav
Night Produces lis
Quota Of Upsets
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. pa hand
full of college games added a few
finishing touches to the fading foot
ball season last night but even that
meager program produced its quota
of surprises. including Miami us
i-6 victory over South Carolina.
Louisiana College, which plays the
University of Mexico in the New
Year Day Orchid Bowl game at Mex
leo City, went down before South
western Louisiana, 14-l0.
Tampa romped over a team from
Macdill Field, 67-2. but Georgia
Teachers had no such easy Shedding
in a 1876 triumph over South
Georgia.
Presbyterian stopped Rollins, 1915.
Ouachita blanked Arkansas Tech,
26-0. Mississippi College ran over
the 18th Medical Regiment from
Camp Shelby, $50.
On the Pacific Coast Portland up
set Pacific Lutheran, POS.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Football Stor, Accused
Of Evasion, Joins Army

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Allen Lin
dow, %, Washington University
football star, was indicted by the
Army today, thus avoiding prose-
cution under a Federal warrant
charging him with failure TO report
at jefferson Barracks last Monday.
Assistant United States Attorney
Herbert H. Freer said the warrant
had been withdrawn and Lmdow
had been released on $1,000 bond.
He pleaded innocent at a hearing
before United States Commissioner
John A. Burke yesterday.
LindoW. a resident of Milwaukee,
said he had never intended to evade
military service but had gone to
Washington, D. c.. last week end In
connection with an application for
deferment. He is interested IN a
company planning development Of
a plantation in Guatemala to grow
hemp, which is used for naval rope.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

The Bears go to Detroit to meet a
crippled Lion club that has lost five
games while winning three and
tying one At Cleveland. the de-
fenseless Rams wind up their league
schedule in a battle with the Chi
cago Cardinals that might determine
the occupant of the Western Divi-
sion cellar
Brooklyn and Philadelphia will be
idle.
If the New York Giants turn back
the Redskins. it will be their eighth
| triumph against two defeats and
will leave nothing to be decided in
their windup with the Brooklyn
Dodgers except the city honors.
/ On the other hand. a Washing
! ton victory would scramble the East
ern chase and give the Redskins an
opening TO finish in a dead heat
for the title they won last year.
| Washington. winner of five games
and loser of three, still would have
to get past Green Bay and Phila-
delphia
Packers End Season Here.
The Green Bay Washington game
November 30 will be the last for the
Packers. who can clinch a tie for
the Western title by beating the
Steelers and the Redskins.
The Chicago Bears, who have won
seven of eight starts. need victories
over Detroit tomorrow and the
Eagles and the Cardinals in remain
ing games to insure a tie.
At present, a f1rst-place tie on
the Western side appears to be a
probability and an Eastern dead
lock is far from impossible. Thus
one playoff, and possibly two. MAY
be necessary to determine the op-
ponents in the annual champion
ship game between the division win
/ nerS
Evening star., 1941-11-22
by WALTER McCALLUM.

Women golfers OF the town. anx-
ious to start working for 1912. will
install new offcers December 4.
For the first time in the 17-year
history Of the Women's District Golf
Association. the annual meeting will
be held at a spot other than a
country club.
The meeting will be held at the
Officers' Club at the Army War Col
lege. at 1890 pm December a.
Mrs Walter L. Weible of Kenwood
again will be chosen president of
the association. with Mrs F. H.
Kramer of Manor and Mrs. F..
Dickinson Let's of Chevy Chase
slated to be reelected vice presi-
dents.
Usual custom of the women has
been to gather at one Of the coun-
try clubs Mrs Weible. however.
has other ideas She has moved
the annual meeting to the War
College Offlcers' Club. which used
to be the gathering point for the
newSpapermen at the old Cleland
Cup tournaments. Mrs. Weible's
husband is An Army officer.
Among the speakers at the annual
meeting may be Helen Hicks Harb,
the former national women's cham
pion, who now is making her home
in Washington. Mrs Weible will
ask Mrs. Harb to speak informally
to the women at the annual lunch
con meeting. Reservations for the
luncheon will be taken up to De-
cember / by Mrs. p w. Rutledge,
tournament chairman for the Wom-
ems District Golf Association, at
Chestnut 843l.
DR.. Stewart Again Named.
Those long-term thinking men in
charge of golf affairs at the Colum-
bia Country Club believe in perpetu-
ating good administrations. Which
is one of the reasons tand they are
many why DR.. Paul M. Stewart
again has been named golf chair
man of the big club near Chevy
Chase Lake DR.. Stewart will be
serving his fourth year as commit =
tee chairman. He also is president
Of the District Golf Association.
In view of the short tenure of
chairmen of links affairs at some
clubs. the situation at Columbia is
unusual For Columbia happens to
be a club with history stretching
back nearly IS years.
Tn oil tboeo yaors a. No. bod a,,1,.
three chairmen of its Golf Com
mittees The beloved George P.
James served for more than a score
of years duling the transition pc
riod from the old course in Bright
wood to the present course on Con-
necticut avenue When he resigned
six or seven years ago he was sue
ceeded by Martin r. West, who
subsequently became club president
On the elevation of West to the
presidency DR.. Stewart was named
golf chairman. He has held the
post since, with powerful assists"
from such able men as Albert r.
Mackenzie, William E. Furey. Red
Banagan. Frank S. Appleman. Don
Kneesi and several others. Column
bia believes in perpetuating a good
regime.
Chevy Chase has much the same
idea. that continuity of service lends
to smoother operation of the COM
mittee vital to every country club,
the Golf Committee. Bob Stead
served at Chevy Chase for more
than a dozen years before leaving
town. Ralph Fowler has served the
Washington Golf and Country Club
well for many years, while LEOPOLD
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Eastern League Plans
Later Opening for
Baseball Season
BY the Associated Press.

oS Aht hSSOSidltu ffeSS.
WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Nov. o.
The Eastern Baseball League to-
morrow will decide whether to open
the 1912 season week later than
usual, Officers also will be elected
at the fall meeting here.
Thomas H. Richardson, who has
served two l-year terms and one
2-year hitch as president. secretary
and treasurer of the Glass A circuit
is candidate for reelection.
Tom McCaffrey, owner of the Al
bany club, has been mentioned as a
successor to Pete Margie for the
honorary post of vice president.
Clarification of the status of the
Binghamton franchise, which the
New York Yankees have threatened
to move elsewhere, will be sought
and proposal to increase the Gov
ernor's Cup semifinal series from
three to five games will be voted on
Evening star., 1941-11-22
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Army's football team is drilling
at night under lights of Fort Put
nam in preparation for the an
nual game against Navy in New
York.
Refusal of some minor baseball
loops to honor major league
drafts is causing fear to be eX-
pressed that some aspects of the
game may be taken into court
again.
Carnegie Techs football team
has perfect record for points
after touchdowns this year, hav-
ing booted "a. All except three
were made by Comfort, a tackle.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Pacific Lutheran Bows
After 18 Wins in Row

BY the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 22.-Pa-
ciflc Lutheran. the colorful little
giant of Pacific Northwest football
has fallen from its pinnacle of the
gridiron select.
Undefeated and united in 1e
games over a 3-year span, Pacific
Lutheran lost to Portland Univer-
sity, 20 to- 6, last night and saw
visions of possible post-seasor
bowl invitation washed out Pacific
Lutheran, which won three success
i've Washington intercollegiate con-
ference titles, is a co-educational
school of less than 400 students.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

proved contracts. however. and
Coach Redvers Mackenzie of the
Eagles says that governing body
woulc. guffaw heartily at the Orioles
REQUEST
The point is that hockey officials
are asking for considerable trouble.
Suppose, for the sake of supposing,
the best player on the New York
Rovers becomes irked with the man.
agement and drops a hint he'd like
to play with Washington. The way
has been paved for Mackenzie TO
say: Write me a letter saying
you'd like to play for the Eagles-but
be sure to date the letter in August.
III lose the envelope with the post
mark and it'll be as simple as that"
Meanwhile Lessard is playing a
prominent role with the Eagles. Last
night he aided Washington in bat
Ting Johnstown to 3-3 overtime
tie at Riverside Stadium before 2,032
fans and is slated to play at Allan
tic City tonight and New York to-
morrow with Washington.
Aliens Goal Gets Tie.
After a scoreless opening period.
Washington deserted the ice at the
end of the second, session with 81
Lead due to brace of goals by Ode
Hailowell. Whitley Kowalski locked
the score for JohnstoWn in the
third period and Keith Allen
matched Hank Dyck's goal in the
overtime period to give the Eagles
no worse than a draw.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Tied, Try Again

Northeast Bulldogs and Hayes
Juniors meet in football game to-
morrow at Rosedale Playground at 2
o'clock in the second of three-game
series. The first ended in 6-6
deadlock. Bulldog players are asked
to report at Third and K streets at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Hockey Statistics
EASTERN LEAGUE

Results Last NiEht.
Washington. 3: Johnstown, 3 (overtime)
Atlantic City. =; Baltimore, 5.
Coming Games.
Tonight-Wa shington at Atlantic City;
Johnstown at New York Boston at River
Vale
Sunday-Wash shingtons at New York
timore
Tuesday-Baltimore at Washington; At
lantic City at Johnstown
Wednesday-Boston at Baltimore.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis. 4 Port Worth, O.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Arizmendi EosiIy Bests
Breese in 10-Rounder

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. %. - Out
CHASING his opponent all the way,
Baby Arizmendi. veteran Mexican
boxer. scored an easy l0-round VIC
tory last night over Baby Breese OF
Manhattan, KanS.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Hockey League Courts Trouble
In Ruling on Eagles Lessord
Award Of Player to Orioles Opens Way
To Tainted Deals; Johnstown Tied
By BURTON HAWKINS.

The transformation from hockey professional to Shamaeur
requiring flick upper
Pros late yesterday morning when Manager Lee Perrin
handed them unconditional Washington Lions
of the League Frank Gresnck Kovu
neimi last night played for Baltimore of the amateur Eastern
League.
1t has been that League performers
in the merely for the fun of it, They amateurs
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Tubscott Is Co-cuptuin

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. "a (Spe-
cial Jack Tabscott of Washington,
a Junior. will be co-captain of North
Carolina State Colleges basket ball
team this season with George Stray.
horn of Spencer, N. c., a senior.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
all Loses Brany and CoofM Coach as Illinois Zuppke Steps Out
Pro Football Deadlock in West
Not Menoced by Sunday Card
Beers, Packers to Face Loop Pushovers;
Eastern Middle Is Possibility
By AUSTIN BEALMEAR,

22-After failure to settle the western
dispute Professional Football League
Redskins Grounds tomorrow for their last
Giants from grabbing the Eastern
growing guarding two bones with sucn en-
thusasm goes hungry himself the Redskins IN the
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Junneys Are CASTING

Janney School 100-pound football
team is after a game for any after
noon next week with a team in the
same weight class. Call Richard
YaSmez, Emerson 877l.