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Evening star., 1942-03-12
Wyatt Is Demanding
Pretty Good Raise
From Dodgers
Standing on His Record,
HoIdout Says; Giants
Mize Still AiIing
BY the Associated Press.

~ NAic HSsOS4abSN AtoS'
BUCHANAN, Ga. March r.
Whitlow Wyatt, who contributed %
victories to Brooklyn's pennant-Win-
ming drive last season, says he Is
standing on his record in negotla-
tions with President Larry MacPhail
for a 1912 salary increase.
Wyatt said that MacPhail had Of
fered him S135O0. small increase
over his pay last year. The pitcher
declined to name the amount he is
seeking, but added that he wanted
a pretty good raise.
MIAMI, Fla. - First BaSeman
Johnny Mize of the Giants, his right
shoulder taped again. worked out
yesterday. but didn't accompany the
team to Miami Beach for its game
with the Phils. So far as the big fel-
lows throwing arm is concerned,
nothing further can be learned until
the tape is removed.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-TTo soph-
omores, First Baseman Nick Etten
and Catcher Ben Warren. show
promise of maintaining slugglng
regulations with the Phils. Both
were mainstays as rockies and
opened the grapefruit season against
the Giants impressively. Etten sin
gled and Warren doubled him home
for one of the teams two winning
runs.
AVALON, Calf. - Aside from
pitching, says Manager Jimmy Will
son, there are two wide-open jobs
with the Chicago Cubs-left field
and shortStop. Currently Rookie
Harry LoWrey has first call in left
field, teaming with Charley Gilbert
and Bill Nicholson. Bob Sturgeon
is the No. l shortstop now. but is
being pressed by Len Merullo.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Boys Club 10 Be Host
AT A. A. u. Tourney
For Light Quints

Boys Club of Washington will
hold the District A. A. U. basket
bail championship tournament for
los, 120 and 135 pound teams be-
ginning on Monday, March 80.
Sanction for the tourney was
given by Joe Bartonini, chairman
of the District of Columbia A. A. U.
Basket Ball Committee.
Entry fee is 81 per team with
entries to be filed with Ollie Dryser,
Central Branch Boys Club, 230 C
street NV. Closing date for entries
is March 25.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
20 Years Aqo
In The Stor

Leroy Brown of Dartmouth set
a world indoor high Jump record
with a leap of 6 feet 47s inches in
a meet at New York.
Jock Hutchison, British golfer,
played some sensational golf to
set a course record of SO at
Macon, Ga, as he and Jim
Barnes. National Open champion,
defeated Bobby Jones of Atlanta
and Jack Oke, former Canadian
champion, up, in an exhibition
match.
Tommy Gibbons Is 6-5
favorite over Harry Greb for
their big fight tomorrow at Madi-
son Square Garden, with the bet
ting even on whether Greb will
go the 15-round distance.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

IuCure races was tne numDer OF
owners entering horses that were
first performers in point-to-point
races. OF the 18 Redland Bowl
starters, only a half dozen were
veteran country chasers and
only one of them placed.
Next Saturdays battle will be for
the Middleburg Bowl, which always
Is big event of the point-to- point
season, and from reports of the man.
agement a record entry is expected
in all the events on the card. One
week later, March 81, the Warren
ton Hunt will hold its ninth annual
point-to- point races. Two events
are carded, the individual Of about
miles and a pair race for teams
OF men and women.
Potomac Hunt Lists Meet.
Nearer home is the Potomac
Hunts annual point-to-point races
to be held Saturday, March %,
when the top cross-c country horses
Of the Capital area will vie in three
races-the featured Dunboyne for
the historic Dunboyne Cup over a
Smile course, pink coat race, to
be ridden at 1876 pounds, at dis
tance OF 6 miles, and land owners
race for farmers and subscribers in
the Potomac territory.
The Piedmont and Neighboring
Hunts will call the talent together
on Paul MELONS estate Saturday,
April 4, for three point-to-point
races, all Of about miles over
tagged course. The featured Roke-
by Bowl will be ridden at ITS pounds,
the womens race at 145 and the
heavyweight at 200 pounds.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Jefferies Seeks More
MossIyn Pin Douqh

Jim Jefferies will be shooting for
his second successive victory tonight
at Rosslyn Bowling Center when
Gait Davis stages his weekly handi-
cap tournament, starting at 1890
o'clock.
Contestants can enter the popular
event, which last week drew a field
of 46. as late as 1890. Entrance fee
is S160, with a two-third handicap
allowance.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

HA4AoA tAAAN GA = ~ SANNS VA NaAN - OAAS
door, waiting for the remains to be
hauled in. Everybody was wonder
ing how the lone, unhappy kid,
whose draft status was deferred by
the Presidents board, would con-
duct himself. There was little talk
of anything else.
Now, happily, the tension has
snapped and Manager Joe Cronin
is going about the business of train
ing his team with new purpose and
pep. Williams, one OF the games
greatest batters. has thrown himself
into the conditioning program and
his teammates are making a point
of showing him thev are on his side.
His Toughest Decision.
Williams, object of controversy
that had been Nationwide for a
week, made a dramatically good i'm
preston upon the crowd of news
papermen that surrounded him and
peppered him with questions. Sew
eral who frankly had been critical
of Ted's apparent reluctance to rush
into the Army said they had
changed their opinion after hearing
him give his side of it.
The one that got them was when
Ted said with obvious emotion
Fellows, do you think if I didn't
feel I was being absolutely honest
that I would face what I'm going to
have to go through? Why, if there's
a crowd of 10000 in the park and
one man is riding me, he's the one
I always hear.
Il wouldn't try to face 1t If I
didn't feel I was right. It's the
toughest decision I'll ever have to
make But any one who knows the
true facts won't condemn me"
The chief point Williams stressed
Evening star., 1942-03-12
High Score by Shemky
Wasted by N. |. R. B.
In Rec Loop Play

Shenky scored II points for N.
L. r. BIS basket ball team last night
for the high individual total in
seven D. C. Recreation League
games, but he received little help
from his teammates. who dropped
a 1924 decision to Munitions in the
Roosevelt Division.
Other games at Roosevelt saw
No Names trounce Navy Yard Draft.
43-18. and Retail Clerks outclass
House Hectic, 37-1l.
Competition was closer at Central.
where F. B. rs No. 2 quint nipped
United States News, 1924. and
N. Y. A. downed Air Corps, 1926.
At Eastern. Post Office walked over
National Institute. Ais. and st.
Mary's Celtics stopped the Ramblers,
31-20.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Fourth Straight Title
Seen for Michigan
As Tankers Gird
Py thl Associated Press.


ANN ARBOR, Mich. March IL
Big Ten swimmers filtered into Ann
Arbor today on the eve of the con-
ference championships to train in
Michigan's pool, where the Wolver-
ines will seek their fourth straight
title tomorrow and Saturday.
Records would indicate that ath-
letes from the nine other schools
will be able to use all the practice
they can get, for the Wolverines are
loaded with stars.
In only two events, the 50-yard
free style and the diving. will Matt
Mann's team be forced to concede
anything on the basis of previous
performance.
Tomorrow afternoon and night
will be devoted to qualifying and
semif1nals. Finals will be Saturday
night.
Next to Michigan, Ohio State has
the best record.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Lowrey Makes Cub
Boss Bad Prophet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AVALON, Calf, March 12.-
Ups and downs in the life Of q
spring trainer:
February 18-"I don't think
much of Peanuts Lowrey. I don't
care whether he signs. Gen
eral Manager Jimmy Gallagher
of the Chicago Cubs.
March Outfielder Lowrey
bats .565 in the first five squad
games, hitting 13 out of %.
March Ill hope Lowrey's
really that good. The kid has
been spectacular. not only his
hitting. but his fielding and base
running."-Manager Jimmy vii
son.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Harris Sees Boudreou Helping
Tribe, Self as PIoyer-PIot

aging the club will hurt his playing
My answer is 'no'-not right away,
at least.
"As matter of fact, being the
manager probably will fire him up
for the next couple of years, or
maybe longer. He'll be trying so
hard that his own playing will be
good. Maybe after that first thrill
of being manager wears off, he will
worry more about the CANDLES that
he is taking, but that is something
that will come later.
His toughest problem will be
handling his pitchers. He has good
advisers, but nobody except he can
say when a pitcher should come out
of that box"
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Co|ored Table Tennis,
Badminton Players
In Title Events

Colored table tennis and badmin-
ton championship tournaments to
be held at Banneker Recreation
Center have been scheduled by the
Community Center and Playground
Department.
The table tennis tourney will get
under way on March II. Young
Jefferson is defending the mems title
and Doris Jones the women's crown.
Men and women's singles and
doubles events are listed in the bad
minton, scheduled from March Is
to q.
Information on these Journeys
may be obtained from Joseph H.
Cole, Adams 2025, extension II.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
War Y ] Charities Funds
Are 10 Be Raised
During Tourney
Three Clubs Are After
ssa1r=S
Event; Harper, Keiser
sshew 4-BoII Champs
31e4he Associated Press.


BssAhe Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 12.-The Pro-
fesSonal Golfers Association tour
nament, the only national cham
pionship event to be played this
year, will be held May 1881.
Members of the Tournament
Coinmittee picked the dates during
the Miami -Biltmore's international
four-ball tournament this week,
and P. G.. A. President Ed Dudley
approved them.
Three bides for the event have
been received. but the site has not
been selected. The tournament is
awarded for $4,000.
Funds for war charities will be
raised during the tournament
through some method not yet Sc
lected.
Fred Corcoran. tournament man.
ager. said the leading P. G. A, play
ers will continue to appear in at
least one war charity benefit each
week.
Six Meets Before Title Play.
Six tournaments are scheduled be-
fore the P. G.. A. championship.
They are the Seminole Club event
starting at Palm Beach today, anna
teur-profeSsional best ball at St.
Augustine March 1922, North and
South open at Pinehurst March "a
26, Greensboro open, March 27-29;
Land of the Sky open at Asheville
April 2-5, and the Masters at Au-
gusta, April 9-l2.
Topline pros, who took an awful
drubbing in the Miami Biltmore's
international four-ball tournament,
had a chance to redeem themselves
in the Seminole event.
All prizes will be paid in Defense
bonds. Gate receipts will be divided
along local charitable institutions.
The So invited pros were sched-
uled to compete in medal play
round today, then will team up with
club members-all wealthy winter
residents-for a pro-amateur event
tomorrow.
The members bid for pro partners
" IldAc up d pOO4' "A4ASAA "AAA W
turned into Defense bonds.
Tony Penna set a course record of
66 last year when he and Edward
F, Hutton of New York teamed up
to tie for first place in the best ball
with Byron Nelson and Findlay S.
Douglas of New York.
Dark Horses Take Biltmore.
A pair of newcomers. neither OF
whom ever before had won major
tournament, teamed perfectly to win
the Biltmore competition yesterday.
Chandler Harper of Portsmouth,
Va. and Herman Keiser of Akron,
Ohio, scored a 4 and final victory
over Jack Grout of Pittston, Pa,
and Ben Loving of Misunderstanding
13 under par for the 80 holes,
The winners collected $1,000 each,
and the losers were paid $500 apiece.
The big name pros were eliri-
mated in a series of surprises, and
only Ben Hogan and Gene Sarazen
of the best known players reached
the semihnals.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Eastern League Standings.
By the A Associated Press.

CLEARWATER, Fla. March H.
The best judge of Lou Boudreau, the
boy wonder" marager of the Cleve-
land Indians, Is Stanley Raymond
(Bucky) Harris, the boy wonder"
manager of Washington in 1924.
The best judgment of one boy
wonder" on another is that the "a
year-old manager of the Indians
will get along all right.
Il like the way he handles him.
self" said the now-graying Harris,
who managed Washington to two
pennants in succession in 1924-5.
He has the stuff that managers
are made Of.
People keep asking me II man
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Meet Only National Title Golf Event Year. Set for May 1851
Mems Relay Team
Outruns Bobcut

AUGUSTA, Me, March a.
Paging the fellow who said there
Is nothing new under the sun.
Maine has a four-man relay team
that races exclusively latter bob
cats" Warden Supervisor Roy
Gray and three friends tried
running down a bobcat in the
deep SHOWS of Franklin County
and brought the kitty to bay in
just under 2 miles. Equipped
with snoWshoes, they took turns
breaking trail.
According to Gray, team Of
four can 60 through the woods
with the speed of one of the
faster tanks and soon can tucker
out any bobcat that isn't wear
ing snowshoes.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Gridmen Do Better
Than Other Grads
r, the Associated press

b. the Associated Press.
EVANSTON. Ill.-According to
survey made Of $50 former
Northwestern University bootball
lettermen. the grid stars 20 better
in later life than other graduates.
One example showed that the
average income of the members
of the 1926 championship team
now is $4,000 yearly, vastly higher
than the median income for all
other college graduates.
OF the entire football group. 3
per cent were Phi Beta Kappas.
which is twice the percentage of
the total alumni body.
incidentally, 96 per cent of the
players said they would play
again if they had it to do over.
and SO per cent want their sons
to play.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Dunbar Tossers Gain
Pair OF Recreation
Tourney Crowns

Dunbar Recreation Center holds
two basket ball championships fol-
lowing the colored recreation tour
nament.
Dunbar took the 1OO-pound title
in the final, and won the 135-pound
crown by defeating Banneker. 27-24.
The 115-pound champion is Francis
after turning back Dunbar, 1927, in
an overtime clash, while the unlim-
tied title went to Randall, which de-
feated Banneker, 55-27.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Tiger Eleven to PIoy
Both Service Teams
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PRINCETON. N. j., March H.
Princeton's 1912 varsity football
schedule pits the Tigers against the
Army and Navy, but drops Columbia
and Vanderbilt, l941 opponents.
The eleven will play eight games
in all, two of them away from home.
october 3. Williams; 10. Navy: II.
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia: "a, Brown:
81. Harvard at Cambridge.
November z, Dartmouth; IA, Yale; 81,
Evening star., 1942-03-12
ToIIest Quint to Pluy
In New York Tourney

West Texas State quintet, self
advertised as the tallest team in
the world, yesterday accepted the
invitation of the Metropolitan In
tercollegiate Basket Ball Committee
to compete in the national invi-
tation tournament to be held at
Madison Square Garden in New
York March II, 20, % and 25.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Six Clubs Will Contest
In Interstate Leuque

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 12.-Ar-
thur H. Ehlers. president of the
Interstate League, said six teams
would compete in the circuit.
Members, all with forfeits posted
are HagerstoWn, Md: Harrisburg,
Pa; Lancaster. Pa; Allentown, Pa;
Trenton, N. j., and Wilmington,
Del
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Champ CoIored Quintet
To PIuy Picked Team

Champions of the Interdepart-
mental Basket Ball League, as re-
suit of last nights 44-30 victory
over the Post Office five, Navy De-
partment's colored quint, will meet
an all-league team at Banneker
gym tomorrow night.
The champs trailed by a 17-6
count at half time, but staged a
reversal of form in the second half
to win going away.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Cornell Will Use Frosh;
Lists Neur-Home Foes
Rv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Bars against allowing freshmen
to play on varsity sports teams at
Cornell have been dropped.
In accord with the revised calen-
dar of the university, summer sched-
ules will be drawn up in baseball
tennis, rowing and other sports
with college opponents in nearby
territory.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Kane Is Acting Leader
Of Cornell Athletics
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ITHACA, N. Y, March 12.-Robert
J. Kane is Cornell University's act
ing director of physical education
and athletics today, replacing James
Lyman, who is on indefinite leave
for war work.
Lyman has been absent on Gov
eminent duties the last two years,
except for a few weeks during the
football season, and Kane has run
the department as his assistant.
Kane. active in track as Cornell
undergraduate is president of the
I. C. 4-A, the intercollegiate Tennis
League and the Heptagonal Games
Association.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Cremins Is Given Place
On AII-Stor Quintet
B, the Associated Press.

b! the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, March 12.- Bob
Cremins of Bethesda, Md, and Bill
Lane Of Portsmouth are the two
members of Augusta Military Acad-
emy basket ball squad placed on the
all-State military school team, Sc
lected in a poll of coaches.
Others were Bill Haley, Hargrave;
John Muse, Staunton, and Jack
Seiferth, Fork Union. Cremins is
a former member of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High quint.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Browns Catcher Grace
Now Cob Court Star

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 12-Joe Grace,
who was catching for the st. Louis
Browns last season. is pitching
baskets this year in the Intramural
League at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station.
He scored the goal during a
sudden death" overtime last night
that gave the athletic Office five a
36-to-34 win over the petty officers
quintet.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
May Abandon College
Court Tournament
Until After War
Many in National Event
Soon to Join Service;
PIoy Quurter-FinuIs
Py TIE Associated Press.

Ry TIE Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March l2.-Th.s
may be the last year for the Ma
tional intercollegiate Basket Ball
Tournament until after the war.
Many of the 800 athletes who
gathered this week soon will join
fighting forces. Curtailed expenses
may not permit travelling next sea-
son even If teams are organized.
Perhaps that is why the tourna-
ment is drawing some of its best
audiences-the fans feel that this
golden anniversary season of the
sport may be their last for some
time.
Uncle Sam will get well-developed
youngsters from this group.
Three StateS-Minnesota Okla
homa and Missouri-each have two
teams remaining after yesterdays
second round.
Quarter pairings:
Indiana state Teachers College, ferrs
Missouri Valley College. Marshall. No,
Us. Kansas State Teachers College. Pits.
burg
Central State Teachers College. Warrens-
burg Mo, vs.. Bemidji Mimi Teachers
Southeastern Oklahoma State COLLEGE
Duraat, vs.. East Central Oklahoma State
College, Ada.
Second-round results yesterday:
Missouri Valley College Marshall No,
AZ Stout Institute Menominee, Wis So,
Kansas State Teachers College Pits
burg As. Luther College, Decorah Iowa.
3S
Central Missouri State Warrensburs,
50, High Point IN c. College, 40
East Central State College, Ada, Okla,
~ Evansville ind COLLEGE. 30.
Bemldji tMinnJ Teachers College, Al;
San DECO Calf State College 81
Southeastern State COLLEGE Durant,
Okla. 81; Texas Tech Lubbock 90
Indiana State Teachers CoIese Terrs
Haute, 81 Simpson College, Indisnola,
Iowa. AZ
HsmlIne University, St, Paul MINI. g.:
Southwestern College Winfield, Kans 80
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Amy Gets Virqiniu Guard

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
12E Bob Fuller, guard on Virginia's
football team and banked upon for
next falls eleven, has entered the
Army at Fort Meade. He's from
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Baseball

sthe Associated Press.
- Games Today.
~ San Bernardino. Calif-Pittsburgh
4 VS. Philadelphia CA.
AZ Clearwater, Fla.-Washington tA)
SEleveland tA).
AZ Tampa, Fla.-St. Louis (N) VS.. Gin
rfti On.
- Results Yesterday.
"a Louis tND. Q: Cleveland (A). 4.
IN cSnnati (ND. s; Boston tAD, 5.
Philadelphia (N), .: New York lN.), 0.
Ezw Yerk (A), 4; WASHINGTON (AD. 0.
(AO, S; Sacramento Up.
@Tttsbureh (N) vs. Seattle (P. c.. can
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Sets Court Scoring Mark

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. March Il
P).-Salem Colleges John CBrooms)
Abramovic last night scored 33
points to run his seasons total to
7l8. the highest individual collegiate
basket ball score on record.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Newport News Is Champ

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March u.
Newport News High beat John
Marshall of Richmond here last
nisht, 81 to 20, in thrilling basket
baH game for the State scholastic
titla,
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Fights Lost Night

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND Jimmy Bivins, 1854.
Cleveland, outpoirted Gus Lesnevich,
l75. Cliffside, N. J.. G0D Lnon-titlel.
joey Maxim. 1sl. Cleveland. knocked
BUFFALO, N. Y-Ken Overlin. 1873,
Washington. D. C.. outpointed Psulie
Mahoney, 1871, Buffalo G0D.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Runner Becomes FLYER

EDMONTON. Alberta, March IL
(P).-Percy Williams, winner of both
the 100 and 200 meter sprint at the
1928 Olympic games, has joined the
staff of ferry pilots employed by
the Canadian AirWays.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Hockey Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indiana polls, q: Buffalo. ..
Hershey. 3; Philadelphia. =
Washington, Z; New Haven. 4.
Pittsburgh, 5: Springfield. !.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 3: Fort Worth, 4.
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Washington, g: Jersey Skeeters. 5.
Baltimore ); Atlantic City, 4.
Tonight'S Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at New York
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Washlngtcn at Providence
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis at Tulsa.
Fastern Iaapue Stapdiprs
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Williams on Spot, Is Prepared
To Withstand Fans HeckIinq
Deferred in Droft, Bosox SIueeer Feels
He Is Right in Providing for Mother
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

SARASOTA Fla March 2Everybody the Boston Red
SoX vastly relieved that Ted Williams has reached
breathing spell they get with the main bust
of preparing for the American League
For couple of days the hotel lobby reembed convention of
professional pallbearers with whispering beside
Evening star., 1942-03-12
LIS. u. Rookie Is Touted

Bernie Moore, L. S. U. grid coach,
thinks Rookie Jim Talley will beat
ouf Bernie Lipkis for the center job,
Evening star., 1942-03-12
New Crop to Spice Spring Hunt
Meets, RedIond Entries Hint
Interesting Program Of Point-to-Point
Events, Outdoor Horse Shows Arranged
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

If the hunt meetings and horse SHOWS
scheduled for March April maintain the set by the Red
land Hunts opener of last Saturday the spring Of 1912
should Redland Bowl had the largest
entry years holding Indicative most interesting
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Bison Back Is Shifted

Chet Podd, Bucknell fullback, is
being used at quarterback in spring
drills.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
What q Truckmun Takes

Bob Ufer, Michigan's 440-yard ace,
in his life.
The Valley settler., 1942-01-16

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alone more than 500 million DOL
lars each year.
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