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number of games against the fresh
man teams of other conference
schools, service teams or small COL
leges.
Freshman football teams will be
allowed three games and reduced"
schedules were recommended for
other sports.
1t was specified, however, that
freshman teams may not compete
against an intercollegiate opponent
until the conclusion of four week
conditioning period The rules pro-
hibiting all intercollegiate freshman
competition were waived for the du
ration of the war and for six months
thereafter.
New Game Limit for AZ Only.
The 10-game limit on varsity foot
ball games was set for 1912 only. The
faculty approved extension of the
season so that schools may start
practice earlier than September 10
or may play games after the Sstur-
day before Thanksgiving. And, at
their discretion, the schools may
open earlier and close later.
In the case of existing contracts,
conference schools will be permitted
to compete against schools not OBJ
serving conference rules. This ac-
ton was necessary because some
schools have scheduled games with
institutions that since have voted
to permit freshmen to participate
in varsity sports.
Residence requirements were
Evening star., 1942-03-08

changed slightly, so that athletes
now become eligible for varsity COM
petition after an academic year of
residence, rather than calendar
year An academic year will con-
sist of three quarters, or two semes-
tiers. 1t was noted, however, that
men finishing an academic year in
mid-May would not be eligible to
compete in the final contests of the
spring sports schedules.
Transfer Penalties Eased.
The faculty also voted to waive Sc
we're penalties on students trans
ferring to conference schools with
academic delinquencies from their
former school. In the future, such
students will be eligible for compe-
tition after one calendar year of
residence, instead of the two calen-
dar years that have been required.
The date of the conference out
door track meet at Evanston was
advanced to May Is and 16 from
May % and 30. This change was
made at the request of Iowa, In
diana and Purdue, which have ad-
vanced commencement dates be-
cause of the war.
The dual track meet with the Pa
cific Coast Conference will be held
at Evanston June is, as a twilight
affair.
Approval also was given to Illinois
participation in the National Col
legiate Athletic Association basket
ball tournament.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Frosh Issue Delayed
As Southeastern
Plans Changes
Executive Committee
Recommends Measure
To Rule Recruiting
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March THE
Southeastern Conferences Execu-
tive Committee today approved plans
to regulate recruiting of athletes,
but it by-passed the question of
freshman eligibility and declared a
proposal to abandon intercollegiate
sports in Mississippi was mot our
business
The committee agreed "in princi-
Pile to rules requiring member
schools to give prospects written
explanations of scholarships ten
dered them; forbidding a member
to approach boy already pledged
to another, and establishing
cooling off" period in which pros
poets would be let alone to make
their decisions. The proposals will
be submitted to the general men,
bership April 18 in Birmingham.
Left to that general meeting was
the question of allowing freshmen
or transfer students to play varsity
sports. Conference Commissioner
Mike Conner read letters from con-
ference schools not represented
here. expressing differing views on
the subject.
The question of Mississippi war
time sports abandonment, now be-
tore that States Board of Trustees
of institutions of higher learning,
did not come up for discussion. The
only mention was statement by Dr.
Rufus c. Harris, president of Tulane
University and of the conference,
which was approved by the COM
mittee. Harris said:
II consistently have taken the
position that that is Mississippis
business and not our business and
there shall be no expression on the
matter from this conference"
The Mississippi Legislature, in
separate resolutions by both Houses,
has favored continuance of sports
as beneficial in wartime.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
oooy Teams Move Into Semna of Stars Tourney Without Favote
D. T.. Man Twice Bows
In Shoot-offs for
Skeet Crowns
RopIey Among Victims
AS Shouehnessy and
Lumborn Prevail

BY the Associated Press.
STRATFORD, Conn. March T.
Dick Shaughnessy Of Dedham,
Mass, won the .410-gauge event
today in the Middle Atlantic skeet
championships, first major event
of the 1912 season, at the Lordship
Range of the Remington Gun Club.
Flashing the same form that
earned him place on the all
America team, the Bay State
marksman triumphed over three
stubborn competitors to capture top
honors in the opening feature of
the two-day competition.
Shaughnessy first tied with
Frank Vervaet. Fairlawn, N. j.;
Rufe Watson of Laurel, Mich, and
w. w. Rapley, Washington. D. c.,
all posting 89s. Watson and Rap
ley, after tying again on the first
shootoff. were eliminated in the
second, scoring 22s while Shaugh-
messy and Vervaet finished even
with 23S.
In the third shootoff Vervaet
broke to a 20 while Shaughnessy
scored a perfect Is to win.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Sd, of Chi
cago. after tying with r. R. Bogie
of Brooklyn with 82s, won the
shootoff for Glass 2 honors. She
NAKED up 20 to Bogie'S II.
R. L. Lamborn of Upper Mont
clair, N. j., won the .20gauge event
after shootoff with Shaughnessy,
A. w. Warner of Fairfield and w.
w. Rapley of Washington. All
posted 98s in the regular competi-
ton. Lamborn shot "a in the shoot
off, l better than Shaughnessy
and 2 ahead of the other con-
teStantS.
At stake in tomorrow firing will
be the major all-bore individual
class and women's championships,
together with the five-man team
title.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Puppy Stakes Sweep
Scored by English
Setter Females
Unusual Triumph Marks
First Days Running
OF Marlboro TrioIs

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, March
THE unusual picture of English
setter females making a clean sweep
OF all places in the puppy stakes
featured the first days running of
the annual spring trials of the Marl-
boro Field Trials Club near here
today.
Only pointer to win a place in
today's two events was Mike Proctor
Ferris, which took first in the all
age. Otherwise settlers dominated
the field. The trials will continue
tomorrow with two events. the shoot
ing dog stake and the members
shooting dog. beginning at 8 am.
and continuing until dark. The
trails are held on the Billingslea
and Green Landing Farm near the
Patuxent River Bridge, and are open
to the public without charge. There
is an especially heavy entry list in
tomorrow's trails with "a dogs run
ming in each event.
Nodelay. black and white with q
tan tick. won first place in the puppy
stakes. She is owned by DR.. Irving
Brottman and handled by Nick
Stephens, both of Washington
Second was Beau Courageous owned
by Fred Sharp. jr.. of Marshall. Va,
and handled by E. G. King, RiXey-
vile, Va, while third place went TO
Durity's Snowdrift, owned by G. H.
Durrity of Upper Marlboro, Md.
and handled by M. F. Peers, jr., of
TrevlianS, Va.
Saving the day for points was
Mike Proctor Ferris, white-and-l liver
dog owned by Harry Endris of
Lebanon. Pa, and handled by E. G..
King of Rixeyville, Va. Second was
Smithsonian. sire of 'Nobelay. the
puppy winner, white-and-black set
ter dog owned by R. A. Ralph of
Washington and handled by Peers.
Spot. another black and white
English setter dog. owned and
handled by Representative Lansdale
G. Sasscer of Upper Marlboro, was
third.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Only Champions Play
In Girls Section Of
Stars Tourney
B.-C. c. Faces st. Cecilia
And Fairfax Tackles
Bowie in Openers

-Four championship teams will
shoot it out for honors in the girls
section of The Evening Stars
Metropolitan interscholasic basket
ball tournament this week with the
first round set for Tuesday night at
Roosevelt gym and the final as
preliminary to the boys champion
ship game on Wednesday at Tech.
Invited to fill out this gilt-edge
lineup are Bowie High, winner of the
Hyattsville Gold Cup Tournament;
Bethesda Chevy Chase, champion
in the recent Rockville Sportsman
ship Tournament; ST. Cecilia. Cath
olic League champion in Washing
ton, and Fairfax High, champion of
Northern Virginia.
All Have Bright Records.
All have outstanding records.
Bowie, coached by Mrs Margaret
Kline and best of the eight entrants
in the Hyattsville tourney. won 10
and lost only two games. Bethesda
Chevy Chase, coached by Alice Nor
gan, won II and lost q later de-
feating one of the teams which
handed it a setback. The Fairfax
quint, coached by Mary Louise Greg
ory, won 10 of the II games it played,
while st. Cecilia, coached by Terry
McQuillan, won seven games. One
of its victims was st. Marys of
Leonardtown, a team that defeated
Bethesda.
First round of the girls section
will be played Tuesday at Roosevelt
High gym starting at 7:30 pm, with
Bethesda meeting St. Cecilia in the
opener and Fairfax and Bowie tan
Cling an hour later. The two sur
viving teams go into Wednesdays
championship game at Tech at 7:30.
Awards Are Bountiful.
AS is the boys section, the win
ming and runner-up teams will re-
ceive awards, as will individual
members of the winning team. The
outstanding player as selected by a
committee of tournament officials
also will receive trophy.
Girls teams will benefit financially
from the tournament also. Tickets,
priced at Is cents plus a Scent
Federal tax, will be on sale at all
participating schools by tomorrow
These schools keep proceeds from
their sales, with expenses being paid
from gate receipts. Any deficit is
prorated according to the number
of tickets sold, and profits are dis
tributed in the same manner.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Buddy Roland Retains
Diving Title Third
Successive Year

For the third time in as many
years, Buddy Roland of Ambassa-
doris junior varsity, won the CITY,
wide diving championship for boys
Is years old or younger when he
again placed first in that division
at the third annual meet held in
the pool of the Eastern Branch of
the Washington Boys Club yester-
day.
Leo Jarboe of the Boys Club and
Paul Smith of Ambassador placed
second and third, respectively.
Ernest Thomas, representing the
Boys Club, won the championship
of the younger group, IL years old
and under, beating three other Boys
Club representatives. Milton Nc
Ney, John Janeck and George
Thomas trailed him in that order.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
First Spring Gridiron
Toll in A. u. History
Opens Tomorrow
~ Veterans, 10 Frosh
Expected to Report;
Big PIons Made

The early worm may be stepped
upon tomorrow afternoon if he
wande-s promiscuously around
American University's athletic field
for Coach Staff Cassell is calling out
his football candidates for their ini-
tial taste Of spring practice.
This will be the first time in
Americans history spring football
has appeared on the sports agenda
and CaSseu expects it to be highly
beneficial to his young men. Twenty
squad are expected to report with
about 10 frosh, who entered school
at midterm, augmenting the list.
Next season will see the Eagles
blossom out in their first avowed
effort to put football on a respect
able basis, in accord with its new
policy of emphasing sports in their
proper sphere, and Cassell is con-
fident the team will be formidable
in its own class. The coach recog-
nizes that war conditions have
equalized conditions among most
colleges, smaller colleges in particu-
lar, and believes 1912 will see Ameri-
can take a long step toward its
rightful place in the Mason-Dixon
Conference setup.
American has inaugurated a
physical fitness program for its
students and Cassell expects sew
eral volunteers for the squad to
come from the gym classes. George
Menke. line coach, will assist with
the principal work while Ken Fox
and Bing Byham, linemen scheduled
to graduate in June. also have Of
fered their services in coaching ca
pacities.
The Eagles have a half dozen
games scheduled next season. in
cluding the one with Carnegie Tech
at home, and one pending. The
list includes Susquehanna. Catholic
University, Johns Hopkins. Ran
dolph- Macon, Carnegie Tech and
Allegheny.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Crack Field 10 Seek
in A. A. u.
Swimming Meet

Entry blanks for the annual Dis
trict A. A. U. indoor swimming
championships, scheduled March 20
and q at the Shoreham pool, have
been sent out and flashy field is
expected TO toe the line when the
first preliminary goes off.
AS usual there will be eight events
for men and two less for women.
High-board diving and two relay
events will feature mems competi-
ton, while a 15O-yard medley is eX-
pected to be one of the high spots
of the women's division.
Entry blanks may be procured
from E. c. Graves. chairman of the
Swimming Committee, at 822 Fiji
teenth street NV, and will close
with him March is, at the same ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Nayy Gymnasts Triumph.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March lP.-
Navy trimmed previously unbeaten
Army in gymnastics. 81 to %. today,
winning first places in four of six
events.
Capt. Walter Blattmann led the
Middies to their third victory, which
evened the Army Navy gym series
at Sail.
Blattmann remained undefeated
on the horizontal bar, beating
George Eberle, Army's Eastern inter-
collegiate champ, and placed Sec
ond in the side horse.
West Point Best With Pistol.
Army's unconquered marksmen
outshot Nays previously unbeaten
pistol team, 1872 to 1903, for their
sixth straight victory.
The West Pointers won all firing
events-slow, time and rapid-and
Evening star., 1942-03-08

COmpeLlClOn. PnllpOtt scored from
under the basket with a minute and
a quarter to play to erase Nays 34-
80 lead and win the game. This
final field goal was Philpotts 200th
point of the season, making him the
first Army player to reach that
mark in seven years.
This is what happened in the
final six minutes of play. Cadet Ray
Murphy sank foul shot to tie the
count at 3l-3l. Bill Busik followed
with a field goal and Pat Patrick
increased Navy's lead by dropping
free throw through the net With
go seconds to play, Capt. White drew
Army to within l point and set
the stage for Philpott's clincher.
A capacity crowd of 5000 yelled
itself hoarse as the lead changed
hands eleven times and was tied on
six other occasions.
Army Is Better From Floor.
Army was in front, 21-20, at the
half The lead zigzagged for the
opening five minutes of the second
half but foul shots by Patrick and
Jim Black and a field goal by Black
gave the Midshipmen the edge mid
wey through the period.
Army rallied, however. and led by
George Rebh and Ray Murphy man
aged to draw abreast of the Middies,
who now were without the services
of Al Cameron and Bob Zoeller,
both evicted via the personal foul
route.
Patrick led the scoring for Navy
with 9 points, closely followed by
Busik and Zoeller with each.
The Middies had the edge in foul
shooting. failing to convert only four
to Army's nine, but were slightly
below the West Pointers average in
floor shooting. Army connected for
Is of Sc throws at the basket and
Navy made Is for 81.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Sailor ApostoIi Stops
AreIIuno in Fifth
NJ the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
BROOKLYN, N Y. March In
his first New York outing since join
ing the Navy, former Middleweight
Champion Fred Apostoli punched
Augie Arellano all over the Ridge
wood Grove ring tonight and finally
stopped the Houston husky as the
bell ended the fifth round of an
eight-round bout. Both fighters
scaled 160.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Leafs Gain on Runqers

TORONTO, March (P).-Toronto
Maple Leafs spotted the New York
Rangers one goal tonight and then
came on fast to beat the National
Hockey League leaders, AZ, in a
game that bristled with speed The
victory put the Leafs within one
point of the leaders.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Hayes Tops With us
As St. Johns Beats
Staunton RifIemen

STAUNTON, Va, March 7-St.
Johns College rifle team defeated
the strong Staunton Military Acad-
emys squad here today, 1850 to
1927
High scorer for the Johnnies was
Bob Hayes with 275. r. Rohan
came through with a perfect score
of 100 in the prone position.
CAM of Staunton led his team
with q 072
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Anaott Fractures Hand

NEW YORK, March Z (P.-Light-
weight Champion Sammy Angott,
who broke his right hand in out
pointing Bob Montgomery a year
and a half ago, learned today that
he fractured his left one in repeat
ing the victory last night.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
7erps Rif|emen Annex
Fourth Straight by
Defeating Hoyas

University of Maryland rifle team
won its fourth straight match yes
terday, outscoring Georgetown rifle
men, 1871 1856. in a match fired
at College Park
Joe Decker and Ulrick Geller were
high men for the winning Terps,
with 279 points each.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Ninth Street Christiun,
PAGES Win Court Tits

Ninth Street Christian and Con-
gress Pages were winners of Y. M.
c. A. Junior Sunday School Basket
Ball League games yesterday at the
Y, defeating Westminster Presby-
terian and Y. M. c. A, respectively.
Ninth Streets margin over West
minister was 27-20, while the Pages
licked the Y. 23-l5.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Petworth Quint Victor

Petworth Citizens Association
basket ball team defeated the CAL
vary Baptist Eagles in a game at
Greenbelt last night, So to 27. John
Mandez paced the victors with IA
DOintS
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Score at half-Army. 21 Navy. 90
Ofncials-Frank Brennan and Joe Burns.
Cadets Take Rifle Shoot.
Outshooting Navy, 1890 to 1852,
Army's undefeated rifle team evened
the service series at two wins apiece.
Cadet Jackson was high man with
281 and Cadets Wehrle and Susank
recorded perfect scores from the
prone position. Top gun for Navy
was Midshipman Barrett, who total
ed 277. His score, however, was bet
ter only than the fifth Army shoter,
Shelly, who shot 272
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Big Ten Lifts Grid Game Limit,
Provides for Freshman Play
Ten Tits Okoyed if Two Extra Are With
Service Teams; Frosh Get Three Tusses
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March THE Faculty Committee of Western
Conference today approved 10game football schedule
Ten teams 1912 provided that the two extra played
against service teams.
The faculty. acting recommendations framed by the athletic
directors twoday conference
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Army Rally in Last 80 Seconds
Beats Navy Bosketers, 1884
Cadets Get Series Edge in Win Topping
Scored Over Mddes in Events
BY the Associated Press.


WEST POINT N Y March 7-Bowing threepoi lead in
the final 80 seconds the Navy basket ball today succumbed
Army 335 the Cadets ahead 1919 the service school
series and ended their with winning streak
Heroes of the conquest Ernie White and
Jammie Phipot sophomore playing his varsity
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Quits Hockey for R. c. A. F.

WINNIPEG, March 7 P).-Joe
Krol, forward of the Brooklyn Amer
leans hockey team, has enlisted in
the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Totals 10 323 Totals - 5 5 IL
Referee-Mr Schulman
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Totals IL 527 Totals - 8 ? 20
Referee-Mr. Schulman.
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Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Ctr
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw
oscar ". Hsab and Otto II Haab.
Plaintiffs.
vs.
William s Maynard. Julia C. May
nard. Unknown wife Of Alfred Whit
more. Unknown wife OF John w.
Barr. Unknown wife OF Atwood
WEIGH. Joseph Parsons. Jr, Joseph
psrson, Jr. Unknown wife OF Joseph
Parson Jr,. Aaron Lawrence. Hannah
Nv 's3usIMs1 4 msgBIqN sousImvI
ram Lawrence. Marcia Lawrence.
Sarah NJ. Watkins. James watkins.
Eunice Codd. George c. Codd. James
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man T. Lawrence. Cynthia Lawrence.
Arnold Davis. William A. Davis Abi-
Fem. Chester L. Yost. Enoch x.
Yost. Unknown wifs Of Daniel Gar
rison. or their unknown heirs. de-
visees. legatees. and assigns
Defendants.
Suit pending in Circuit Court in
the county of Washtenaw IN tho
city OF Ann Arbor in said county
on tho card dsy OF March. Rae.
In this cause. Il appearing from
the affidavit on file that the where
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Attorney for tho Plaintiffs. IT rs
! ORDERED that the appearance of
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said cause within three months from
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Circuit Judgs
LUELLA VI. SMITH. Clerk
by Dorothy J. Bulbick Dep. Clerk.
This suit IL brought 70 quiet TIE
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parcels Of land situated In the Town
ship Of Pittsfiold. county Of WASH
tenaw and state Of Michigan. and de-
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the northeast quarter and the east
hair Of tho northwest quarter Of Sec
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range six east. that lies south Of tho
Highway running from Ypsilanti TO
Ann Arbor known as Middle Ypsi-
lantl Road. also the west half OF the
southeast quarter Of Section number
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excepting and reserving any rights
that any person other than the gran
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burial ground containing about on.
acre % land which said one acre has
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CONFERENCE PLANNED

Lansing. Apr. s-Hesds OF every
incorporated Michigan community.
chatrmen OF county defense and
boards OF supervisors are being re-
quested 10 attend civilian de
tense conference April % at Michi.
gan State College. The State Do
tense Council Is sponsoring the
meeting.
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