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Evening star., 1942-03-15
College Sports
By the Associated Press.

Baseball.
Oklahoma, IL: Baylor, 8.
Basket Ball.
Princeton. As; Penn, 80.
Cornell, 80: Columbia, 81.
Ksns 6s Wa.
ton finai National intercolleeiate
tournament at Kansas City.
Great Lakes Naval Training Station. So;
Kentucky. AZ.
Swimming.
Pennsylvania. Al: Columbia. "a
Michisan State. so: Wayne o. SO.
st. Joseph S, 5s; Scranton. 23.
Fencing.
Navy. IS; Columbia, L.;
Navy Plebes; 21h: William Penn Charter
New York T.. 1914: Penn State. ga.
Pennsylvania. 10: Dartmouth. 6.
Tulsa tOkla) High, 49,. Navy Plebes IA.
Gymnastics.
Illinois, Ill; Minnesota. los; Chicago
6s5: Indiana, 1.5; Iowa. 10.
fehish, i,ssa;, Msys., i;$5s. 49,, os-
Msrylanss Nsxy nleDei issa sfs iSo'
Navy, 1914; Cornell. 1895.
Princeton, 8; Yale. 3.
Penn State. 4; LehiRh, ..
Penn site os l-s; Cornell. 40 rs.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Bethesdo-Chevy Chase likes
Plant More Than 500 Trout

League meeting Wednesday in the
National Capital Field Trials Club
house at o'clock Game restock-
ing is another matter sponsored by
the club, and recently a large ship:
ment of rabbits was released in
Montgomery County. The organiza-
ton also has on hand several hun
dred quail to be planted when
weather conditions are better next
month.
In addition to the fish and game
planting to be discussed at We'd
nesday's meeting, two fishing movies
will be shown. One is a trout sub
ject supplied by the Forest Service,
and the other features Tony Acetta,
former world champion bait and fly
caster.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Kansas Allen Brands
Glass backboards
On Court Illegal

BY the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Kans.. March "A
Phog Allen, Kansas cage coach, is
on another tear-this time about
the glass blackboards to be used in
the N. C. A. A. basket ball meet at
Kansas City.
The use of such blackboards is
clearly illegal" he said. Here is a
tournament to determine the ma
tional collegiate basket ball cham
pion, and the N. c. A. A. is sanction
ing the use of illegal equipment.
Aliens Jayhawkers may play in
the tournament-if they get past
Oklahoma A. G. M. Tuesday night
in the fifth district playoff.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Between $500 and 1000 trout are
to be planted in nearby Montgom-
cry County streams by members OF
the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Izaak
Walton League as one means OF
bringing good fishing closer to Wash
ington since tire and gasoline short
ages threaten to curtail extended
trips for anglers this summer.
The season for trout in Mary
land opens April Is, by which time
the stocked streams will be ready
for public fishing. The closest trout
fishing to Washington previously
was found in Frederick County
streams so to TO miles away. I'VE
can't in a few months work make
grade Al trout streams of waters
which previously had no fish," said
Henry Latimer, president Of the
Bethesda chapter, but we do hope
to have at least fair fishing avail
able closer to home" He also
points out that only about Is per
cent of this fish are of legal size,
hence there will be good carry
over for future seasons.
Anglers wishing to learn more o.
nearby trout fishing are invited by
Latimer to attend the Walton
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Dorothy Coos, pretty junior ma
tional figure skating champion, will
make her first appearance in Wash
ington on March %, when she takes
a leading part in the annual ice car
nival presented by the Washington
Figure Skating Club. The show will
be presented at Riverside Stadium
at $50 with a cast of about $50.
The little New York Skating Club
star received one of the highest rat
ings ever awarded when she won the
Junior crown in the recent national
championships, being judged on
school figures and free skating. Out
of a possible 10 points on her fig
ures, five judges gave her 9 or
better.
In addition q skating solo in
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Navy Fencers Unbeoten
By Licking Columbia
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March "A
Navy's swordsmen completed an
undefeated fencing season today,
nosing out Columbia, Is to II.
The Lions, who also closed their
season today, took the foil matches,
Sd, but the Middies copped the epee
and saber events, 6-3 and 5-4, re-
spectively, for their seventh straight
victory.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Wood Handicap Chevy Chase Occupy Bos
Pin Shooters Of Both
Sexes Eligible for
Affairs Today
Ladies' District League
Stors PIoy Big Part in
Lucky Strike Event

The 14th annual Bill Wood Dub
Handicap, oldest tournament Of its
kind of Capital man and woman
duckpinners at the Lucky Strike;
the inaugural of the Ice Palace
Handicap at Chevy Chase and the
weekly Hyattsville Recreation Handi-
cap are the top attractions listed
on today's bowling card.
While most of the big field IN
the Bill Wood 10-game event for
rollers with 110 averages or under
will be composed of male contest
ants, not few feminine pin spillers
will be on the firing line when ac-
ton starts at pm. today.
Open to both man and woman
rollers, the Ice Palace flve-game
event will get under way at 2:
Entrance fee will be SO, and full
handicaps will be allowed, based on
l25 scratch for the male partici-
pants and 120 for the fair contest
ants.
BoWlers of both sexes can enter
the Hyattsville three-game tourna-
ment from 2 to 9 o'clock with a
fee of $160.
Pinettes Well Represented.
Among the fair rollers shooting
at the s100 top prize in the Bill
Wood affair will be Olive Freder-
icks, director of the Defense Mixed
League and a member of the De-
tenders team, which last week
cracked two season league marks
with 588 and 1896 in gaining a
flrst-place tie with the fast-trav-
cling Scrubs.
ANY number of Ladies' District
League rollers also are expected TO
compete, including Corinne Hauser,
recent Lucille Young near-star
tournament winner, who also sports
the Clarendon ladies tournament
championship. Kitty Mulroe, Mrs.
Hauser's King Pin teammate, VINO
led the women in last years tourna-
ment with 1,155, also is expected to
roll. Other fair contestants likely
will be Vickie Croggon and Lois
Gladding, Ruth King and Martina
Biggs of the Brookland quint,
Marian Boots Workman OF Rem
devious, Alma Mehler of Chevy
Chase, Bing Moen of Hi-Skor, Lii
liam Copeland of Lafayette, Anna
Daut of Clarendon and Mildred
Brockdorff and Ruth McClintic OF
Arlington.
Roll for Special Prizes.
Besides competing for the major
prizes, the feminine contestants Will
roll for special awards.
Since Percy Patrick, the Patent
Office League star, won the first
tournament in 1929, the Wood event
has been the stepping stone to star
dom on the maple lanes. Bill Royal
was the 1880 champion and trailing
him through more than decade OF
winning efforts have been Paul
West, 1881; Francis Breen, 1882;
Tom Kinnahan, 1888; Cliff Hollis,
1884; Frank Orletsky, 1885; j. B.
Humphreys, 1886; Charley Roller,
1887; Russell (Skeets) Parks, 1888;
Bernard Benidt, 1889; Sam Shreve,
1910. In last years tournament
Mil Ulrich and Johnny Shea each
posted a gross score OF 1870 to
divide top honors.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Howes' Zero Is Top Dog
In Hill City Trials
BY the Associated Press.

BY The ASSOCIATED Press.
LYNCHBURG. Va, March IA
Zero, a white and black -ticked set
ter owned and handled by Virgil
P. Hawes of Staunton, copped first
place in the Members All-Age Stake
in the spring field trials of the Hill
City Field Trial Association today.
Zero was awarded top honors over
Hill City Bess, a local dog entered
by DR.. w. T. Pugh and handled by
Kyle Walker.
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the Washington clubs program, she
will do a pair number with Edward
LIE Marie, also of the Skating Club
of New York. Together they hold
the United States junior pair cham
pionShip. LIE Marie was runnerup
in the senior mems division in the
Eastern championships and also
placed second in the mems junior
in the national event.
Also appearing as guest of the
local club at the ice carnival will
be William H. Gramditch, jr., of
the Philadelphia Skating Club. He
was last years national Junior cham
pion.
One thousand service men will be
admitted free to the Ice carnival.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Purdue Gets Mat Title
In Biz Ten First Time
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 14.-Purdues
formidable wrestling team swept in
dividual honors in the Big Ten Con-
ference wrestling meet tonight by
taking four of the eight champion,
ships. Boilermaker matmen won at
121 pounds, 1913 pounds, 1876 pounds
and in the heavyweight division.
Illinois took two of the remain
ing four individual titles and Mich
igan and Wisconsin one each.
1t was the first time Purdue ever
had won the conference mat meet.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Hockey Scores

BY the Associated Press.
Hershey Bears, 5: Washington Lions. 8.
Atlantic City, Z; New York Rovers. 8
tovertime).
Boston Olympics. A: Washington Eagles. 2.
Reds 4.
Montreal. 4 Detroit. g.
indianapolis, 4; Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia. 8; New Haven. 8.
Baltimore Orioles. 4; Jersey skeeters 3
Buffalo 81 Pittsburgh. 2.
St. Paul e: Fort Worth. 3.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Corsica of Browns Puts
Case in Lundis' Hands
Bv the associated Press.

bN ne ESSOCIdteQ PTeSS.
BECKLEY, w. Va, March IA
John Corsica, big right-handed De-
troit pitcher and one of the base
ball seasons last remaining hold
outs, announced today he had ap-
pealed to Judge K. M. Lands for
a hearing on his salary squabble
with the Tigers.
Corsica, who won 9 and lost II
games for the American League
club in 1941, said he wrote to the
baseball commissioner after receiv-
ing a telegram from General Man.
ager Jack Zeller of Detroit fixing
deadline for contract negotia-
tions.
Corsica has been working here
at a drugstore where his wife Is
employed as pharmacist.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Burgin Defeats Durham
For Tourney Honors

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., March IA
Burgin High School of Burgin, KY,
tonight became the champion OF
the fourth annual Duke-Durham
scholastic basket ball tournament
rallying in the second half to de-
feat the hometown Durham High
entry, 41-36, before $500 spectators
The boys from the Blue Grass
were paced by giant Jack Coleman
and Guilford Waggener, rangy for
wards, each of whom made II
points.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
No. 10 Gamers Three
Police Boys Club
Court Titles
Crown Sweep Is Missed
As e0-Pound Cueers
Succumb to No. 5

No. 10 club, playing on its own
court yesterday, won three cham
pionships in the Police Boys Club
Basket Ball League playoffs.
The host team captured titles in
the los, 120 and 135 pound divi-
sions. 1t defeated No. S, 1910, for
the 105-pound crown: No. 4, 1921,
for the l20-pound title, and No. 5,
35-15, in the 135-pound class.
The fourth title went to No. 5 with
a l7-8 victory over No. 10 in the
90-pound class.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Young Motmen Get Trip
For Defeating Plebes
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March "A
Promised a sightseeing trip of New
York City if they conquered Navy's
plebes, a sturdy band of Tulsa
(OklaD Central High School grap-
piers eked out a 16-to-14 triumph
today, running the young Middies'
hopes of ending their season with a
victory.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Decision Over Lions
Keeps Hershey in
Runnerup Fight
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HERSHEY, Pa, March 14.-The
Hershey Bears pounded out 5-to-3
victory over the Washington Lions
here tonight and clung to a slender
hope of finishing in second place
in the Western half Of the Ameri-
can Hockey League.
Wycherly scored for the Bears
in the opener and Smith tied the
count before the bell. 1t was the
same in the second. Sorrell put the
Bears in front and Trudel tied the
score while Jenkins was cooling his
skates in the penalty box.
In the final period Riley again
put the Bears in front and Smith
chalked up his second goal to tie
the score. The Bears rallied and
Stewart put the Bears in front for
a third time. Hergesheimer added
another just before the bell.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
National Skeet Tourney
Awarded to Syracuse

By the Associated Press.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March IA
The 1912 national skeet champion
ship tournament will be held in
Syracuse August S through August
at the Onondaga Skeet Club, Henry
Ahlin, National Skeet Shooting As
sociation president, announced to-
day.
Defense bonds totaling $4,000 will
be awarded winners instead of the
usual merchandise prizes and tro-
phies.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
LucudeIIo to Join Marines

FOSTORIA, Ohio, March IA (P).-
Johnny Lucadello, st. Louis Browns
inf1elder. secured a release from his
local draft board today and left i'm
mediately for Chicago, where he said
he would enlist in the United States
Marines
Evening star., 1942-03-15
SmaII-Bore SHOOTING
Title Of Southeast
Taken by K|eist
BY tie Associated Press.

Ry Ire Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March
14.-Dwight E. Kleist, the straight
shooting, 21-year-old aviation plant
inspector from Souderton. Pa, won
the Southeastern small-bore rifle
championship in the 18th annual
national midwinter shoot here
today.
Kleist and w. P. Schweitzer of
Hillside, N. j., tied with aggregate
scores of 99Ox1 900, but the Penn
sylvanian outranked the New Jersey
marksman, putting seven more
shots in the X-ring.
Kleist had 63 shots in the charmed
circle and Schweitzer had 56.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
indianapolis Six Tops
Western Division
Rv ths Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, March IA. The
Indianapolis Capitals won first place
in the Western division Of the
American Hockey League for the
1941-42 season by defeating the
Cleveland Barons, 4 to 2, tonight
before a record crowd of 1925.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Orioles Beut Skeeters
In Overtime Hockey
Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIVER VALE. N. j., March IA
Marty Flett's goal in a sudden-death
overtime period gave the Baltimore
Orioles a 4-to-3 victory over the Jer-
sey Skeeters tonight in an Eastern
Amateur Hockey League Hershey
Cup game.
Battling for qualifying berth in
the league championship playoffs,
the teams played more than Is min
utes in overtime before Flett tailed
on a pass from Andy Chakowski.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Toronto Sure of Second

TORONTO, Ontario, March IA
R-Toronto clinched second place
and retained a chance to gain top
honors in the National Hockey
League race when they downed the
world champion Boston Bruins Ga
here tonight.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Sphus Defeat Brewers

PHILADELPHIA, March IA
Philadelphia Sphas defeated the
Washington Brewers in an interest
ing basket ball game here tonight,
So to AZ.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
West Goes With Chisox

PASADENA, Calf, March IA P-
Sam West. veteran outf1elder given
his unconditional release by WASH
ington at the close of the 1941 season,
has been signed by the Chicago
White Sox.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Jordan Becomes Pilot

LEXINGTON, N. c., March IA
R.-Baxter Jordan, one time third
baseman with New York and Phila-
delphia in the National League, will
manage Lexington of the North
Carolina State League this season.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
GYM Title to Illinois

MINNEAPOLIS, March IA P.-
Illinois gymnasts won their second
straight Big Ten gymnastic meet
today over a field of five schools.
Final results we're; Illinois. Ill;
Minnesota, 108; Chicago, 68.5; In
diana, Ais; Iowa, /.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Petworth Tops GreenbeIt

Petworth c. A. basket ball team
topped the Greenbelt A. c. cagers,
37-35, in tight game last night at
Greenbelt. Joe Walters led the win
ming attack with % points.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
400 Former Pleasure Boats
Now on Coast Guard Duty
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr.

Nearly 400 boats formerly used pleasure craft for
purposes enrolled in the Coast Guard Reserve for
engaged actively patroing
coastne inland waters according recent OF
the Maritime Commission.
this category goody number of local yachts
which the Potomac River Naval
Patrol number is military secret although 10
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Hockey Eagles Beaten
By 0|ympics, 4-2,
lin Mild Game

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, March 14-With both
teams under warning from Eastern
Amateur Hockey League officials to
prevent a recurrence of actions
which precipitated trouble in Wash
ington recently, the Boston Olym-
pics scored a AZ victory over the
Washington Eagles tonight at Bos-
ton Garden with Jerry Desrosiers
pacing his mates to the decision.
Derosiers scored twice. on a solo
dash, and assisted on the opening
goal. of the evening Only one out
break Of fisticuffs occurred and that
resulted only in the exit of Wash
ington'S Ken Allen,
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Totals Is 5 35 Totals 8 SIS
Referee-Mr. Dan Snyder.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Results of Butler
Indoor Meet

INDIANAPOLIS, March IA lP).-
Summaries of finals of the 10th an
nual Butler indoor relays:
Evening star., 1942-01-25

NEW AERIAL GROUND complicated but
electrically won't will
o
anyoth used hoto
Evening star., 1942-01-25

make gifts of money or property to
the Government for specifi war pur-
poses, the committee bill authorizes
the Treasury to accept such condi-
tiorIal gifts. At present the Treas
ury may accept only unconditional
gifts.
Other Provisions.
Among other provisions of the bill
are the following:
To simplify the procedure by
which aliens serving with the armed
forces may become citizens; to give
members of the armed forces the
privilege Of free postage while on
duty in a foreign country; to make
air raid wardens or other civilian
defense workers eligible for bene-
fits under the United States EN-
ployes Compensation Act If they are
injured in line of duty; to amend
the Hatch Act to enable persons
who are active in political organiza-
tions throughout the country to per-
form part-time defense service for
the Government as volunteers.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Senate Is Expected
To Press War Powers
Measure This Week
Debote Opens Tomorrow;
Major Controversies
Held Unlikely
BY ]. A. O'LEARY.

Prompt Senate passage of the new
war powers bill early this week, to
strengthen the Governments war
effort in many directions, appeared
likely last night, with debate sched-
ule to start tomorrow.
Reported favorably from the Ju-
dietary Committee by Senator OMa-
honey, Democrat. of Wyoming, the
measure makes IA separate changes
In various laws, most important Of
which put more teeth in the en-
forcement of prioritieS and broaden
the Governments power to take over
the machinee in a factory when such
action Is deemed vital to the defense
program.
There were no indications in SEN
ate circles yesterday of any major
controversies developing over the
bill After the Senate acts. it will
go to the House, where 1t still awaits
consideration.
Biddle Calls for Penalties.
Attorney General Biddle told the
committee there Is real need for
penal provisions for violation of
priority orders, rather than a reli-
ance on administrative sanctions
against those who fail to comply.
The bill gives the Interstate Com
merce Commission power to CO.
ordinate motor carrier lines in the
interest of the war effort, as it
already does on the railroads. This
would include the authority to re-
quire joint use of all motor carrier
equipment. and priority shipment Of
defense materials. 1t would not per-
init the Federal Government to set
aside State laws governing the size
or weight of motor carriers.
Another section extends to the
Navy Department the same au-
thority already possessed by the
Army to acquire property needed
for defense purposes by taking i'm
mediate possession. without waiting
for approval of title by the De-
partment Of Justice.
The Federal Reserve Banks would
be given power to buy Government
bonds directly, without purchasing
them in the open market, if this
course should be found advisable
later in war financing.
Book Inspection Right.
An important provision added to
the bill in committee gives the Gov
ernment the right to inspect the
plants and books Of any company
holding war contracts. power
which is now limited to producers
of airplanes and airplane parts.
by carefully examining the con-
tractors costs on articles he is pro-
ducing. it will be possible to make
contracts for further articles from
the same or other contractors on
the best possible terms for the Gov
ernment," said the committee in its
report.
The committee also moved to con-
serve nickel and copper by changing
the metallic content of the Scent
piece, which now consists of three
fourths copper and one-fourth
nickel. In the future it would be
made of one-half copper and one
half silver.
Finding many citizens anxious to
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Shelters
Continued From First Page

said. THE safest place during an
air raid is in the home"
In the case of target areas"
plans have been worked out for
quick movement of civilian popula-
tions in the event of an air raid"
he pointed out. Those plans, he
added, have been developed on the
basis of extensive information sup
piled by United States observers in
war zones abroad.
Shelter Design Developed.
The o. c. D. has developed a de-
sign for reinforced concrete
shelter to hold "a persons. but even
that shelter would require about
4,750 pounds of steel and indica-
tions are that the project will never
get beyond the design stage. Ofri-
cials pointed out that the amount
Of steel necessary to build enough
of these shelters to protect citizens
inhabiting all United States coastal
areas would run into fabulous
amounts"
At the w. P. B.-O. c. D. con-
ference it was agreed that by en-
ployes substitutes wherever they
could be used with safety. materials
could be provided to fill o. c. D.
requirements for fire hose, surgical
instruments and dressings. stretch
ers, protective helmets, boots made
from reclaimed rubber and protec-
tive clothing for air-raid wardens
and other civilian defense officials.
The conferees decided to limit
the supply of black paint. board or
textile coverings for window black
outs to plants working on war or
ders. They refused to recommend
provision of such materials for other
private buildings or homes on the
ground that both paint and textiles
are more urgently needed for war
purposes.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. JANUARY 25, 1s42.
Mobile Camps 10 Furnish
Labor 10 East's Truckers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department an
nounced yesterday it would help
meet threatened farm labor short
ages In Eastern seaboard COM
mercial vegetable. fruit and sugar
cane producing areas this year by
operating 18 mobile camps equipped
to shelter 2,700 migratory farm Ia
borer families.
The camps will be moved from
one crop area to another as the
growing season advances, thus en-
abling farm workers to shift from
sections where they are not needed
to those where expansion Of war
industries threatens to cause q lack
Of hands at peak seasons.
Areas to be serviced by the camps
include the sugar cane and truck
crop producing parts OF Florida,
the vegetable-producing areas Of
North Carolina and Virginia and
the fruit and vegetable areas Of
Maryland, New Jersey, Connecticut
and Upper New York.
The department said the 18 new
camps would increase to 101 the
number of stationary and mobile
migrant labor stations operated or
under construction In various parts
Of the country. These camps have
facilities for $4,000 families in q L.
month period.
Shelter in the mobile camps will
consist Of army-type tents with
sidewalks or platforms. Each Of the
camps will be stated by Farm Sc
curity Administration personnel.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
| Attention, Girls!
| You'll Be Able
To Get GirdIes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Girls. you'll be able to get girdles
after all
The War Production Board an
nounced yesterday that it would
act within a few davs to make q
limited amount" Of crude rubber
available for the manufacture oi
girdles, corsets and other founda-
ton garments.
Willard Helburn, chief of the
w. p. B. rubber branch. said the
amount to be distributed had not
been determined, but that manu-
facturers Of foundation garments
had assured w. p. B. that substan-
tial savings in rubber could be made
be design changes and substitution
of other materials.
Earlier, it had been announced
that no rubber would be allotted for
manufacture of girdles.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
FOUND.

COCKER SPANIEL, black female, near
Medical University. Ordway O345.
BUNCH OF KEYS found vicinity 1900 block
Rhode Island ave. ne. Warfield 096S.