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Evening star., 1942-03-20
Rice Among Is Record Holders
In Field for Chicago Relays

three years of Big Ten competition,
will defend his crown in the Bank
er's Mile. Disputing Kane's right to
his second successive championship
will be John Borican, New Jersey
specialist in the 1,000-yard run. In
the Penn A. c. games, Kane beat
Borican only by inches in the mile
race.
Jimmy Herbert, New York speed
ster, will be opposed by Charles
Beetham, Roy Cochran and Bob
Ufer in the 600-yard run. Herbert
tied the relays record in winning
last years 600 in I'LL. Ufer
Michigan runner, bettered the
American record in the 440-yard
dash on a dirt track with a AL
second performance in the Big Ten
meet.
Other defending champions will
be Mel Walker in the high jump
and Herbert Thompson in the
Olympic sprint series.
Cornelius Warmerdam will have
no honors to defend, but he was
billed as one of the greatest indi-
vidual attractions in his effort to
surpass is feet in the pole vault for
the 18th time during his career.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
As 10 Play Wanaesa
AT Short; Keller,
Di Mag Go Route

BY the Associated Press.
ANAHEIM. Calf, March 20
Connie Mack says the Athletics
rookie Jack Wallaesa. who played
with Wilmington in the Interstate
League last year, will be my short
stop when the season opens"
The spot was vacated by al
Brancato, who joined the Navy.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Joe Di
Maggie and Charley Keller, the
Slugging outfielders of the New York
Yankees, made their first appearance
of the exhibition season yesterday
and surprised everybody by playing
the full nine innings against the
Kansas City Blues, who won the
game anyway.
ASOTA, Fla.-Impatient
Jimmy Foxx, who insists that his
fractured toe has mended enough to
permit him to enter the Boston Red
Sox lineup, must prove his claim
by an X-ray machine.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Best Basket Centers
In A. A. u. Meetinu
In National Semi
HolIywood's Lubin, 6-6;
Denver's 6-8 Gruenig
Lead Crack Teens
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, March 20.-National A.
A. U. basket balls two greatest CEN
ters-whose combined heights would
give Pole Vaulter Corny Warmerdam
pause-will come face to face again
in tonight's tournament semifinals.
Fierce-faced Frank Lubin, 6-foot-
6-inch star of two continents. Is the
chief engineer In the Hollywood
Twentieth Century teams charge
toward its second straight cham
pionship.
His rival in thin man Bob Grueuig,
6-foot-8-inch hook shot specialist Of
the Denver Legion and the star Of
two Denver national champions.
Stars Glitter In Semis.
Their teams will open the semi
finals. Gruenig outpointed the SUM-
tanned Californian when Legion
beat the champions twice in Decem-
ber exhibitions here.
Stars will glitter brightly. too, in
the second semifinal. between Phil
lips 66 Oilers of Oklahoma, cham
pions two years ago, and the orange
shirted Oakland (Calif) Golden
States.
The Oilers remodeled team fea-
lures such young experts as Capt.
Hank Luisetti, most valuable player
at the 1941 meet; Jimmy McNatt,
the Oklahoma q. scat kid" and
Paul Lindeman, from last years
Washington State N. c. A. A.
f1nalists.
Lubin Coached in Lithuania.
Toddy Giannini, crack shot from
Santa Clara, and the veteran Bob
Weir at center are the chief reasons
why the Oakland team has Travelled
this far.
Lubin, who coached the Lithuania
team to the European title three
years ago. shot 81 points in Holly
woods 65-32 quarter-f1nal triumph
over San Francisco Athletic Club
last night.
Gruenig dropped 1s in Denver's
6O-42 win against Los Angeles
Cnftons. The Oilers trimmed the
Chicago "Y" Clippers, 66 to 33, and
Oakland knocked out the Seattle
Alpines, 81 to 81.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
By HARVEY HUDSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, March 20.-An all
star field, including the owners of
16 American track and field records,
will compete tonight in the Chicago
relays.
Six of the performers will be
back to defend championships won
last year, and possibly the greatest
of this number is Greg Rice, VINO
set a world record for the 2-mile
year ago and has been undefeated
in more than two years.
In tonight's race, Rice again will
be matched with Gil Dodds.
Freddie Wolcott, the former Rice
star, will defend his title in the
hurdle series-including 40, so and
go yard highs-but he will have
strong opposition from Charles
Had of Michigan State Normal and
Robert Wright of Ohio State.
Had defeated Wolcott last week in
the Knights of Columbus games.
Wright won both the high and low
hurdles titles in the Big Ten meet
and in the Butler relays.
Campbell Kane, the great Indiana
stylist, undefeatedAat a mile in hi,
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Buc Gardeners Lefties at Bat;
CdnniIHIs Arm Not Badly Hurt

announced that Pitcher Ike Pearson
had recovered from a stomach all
ment and is working out with a high
school team in his home town,
Grenada, Miss. He will join the club
at Augusta, Ga, April II.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Observ-
ers at the st. Louis Cardinals train
ing grounds are labelling Southpaw
Harry Brecheen as the No. l candi-
date for bullpen honors. Brecheen,
who won 16 and lost 6 with Colum-
bus last year, has the knowledge,
repertoire, confidence and poise to
make him a brilliant relief per-
former.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Dusek Blasts Hopes
Of 5onnenberg for
Lewis Mat Bout

That match between Gus Sonnen-
berg and Ed (StranglerD Lewis,
which had seemed to be cooking for
District wrestling fans, will have TO
wait Some of the luster attached
to return meeting between these
aged, but colorful behemoths of the
mat was rubbed off last night at
Turner's Arena where Sonnenberg
lost to Rudie Dusek in % minutes.
Old Gus simply didn't have it.
He tried to trap cagey Rudy with his
famed flying tackle, but failed
miserably. Dusek waited until Son.
nenberg began to tire, then stepped
in with body press to carry the
night.
In other matches. Cowboy Luttrell
was disqualified for unnecessary
roughness and lost to Tom Hanley,
Leo Numa drew with Marvin Western
berg and Maurice Chapelle tossed AL
Norcus in 13 minutes.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Rangers, Maple Leaf,
Plunge Into Stanley
Round Tomorrow
Montreal Trips Toronto,
Detroit Downs Chicago
In Season Windups
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
With the 1941-42 campaign be-
hind them. six teams of the National
Hockey League were poised today for
the opening rounds in the Stanley
Cup playoffs-the world series of the
ice rinks.
The regular season ended last
night with Montreal's sixth place
Canadiens knocking of the second
place Toronto Maple Leafs. 7-3, and
the Detroit Red Wings, fifth in the
final standings, tripping the fourth
place Chicago Black Hawks. Ga.
The New York Rangers, who fins
ished at the TOP. open the semifinal
round of the playoffs against the
second-place Maple Leafs at Toronto
tomorrow night.
The playoff schedule:
New York VS.. Toronto-March 81 at
Toronto; March 22-24 at New York: March
2S at Toronto: March 80 at New York:
March 81 at Toronto; April 2 at New York.
Boston VS.. Chicago-March % at Chi
cago: March 1926 at Boston. Two out
Detroit VS.. Montreal-March 90 at De-
troit: March "a at Montreal; March 26 at
Detroit. (Two out Of three.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Young Stanley Williams
Shoots for Top Mark

Stanley Williams, 15-year- old
Washington marksman, now is ell
igible to compete for the distin-
guished rifeman gold bar. highest
award made to junior shooters by
the National Rifle Association, after
successfully passing 13 progressively
harder examinations.
He completed his preliminary work
by winning the second highest N. r
A. award in an examination that re-
quired him to fire so shots in the
most difficult of all positions-stand-
ing-at a bulls-eye actually smaller
than the 22-caliber bullet he was
using. The distance was so feet and
the youthful sharpshooter had to
average 80 per cent over the course
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Garden Records Made
As Toledo Advances
In Tournament
Victor's 36 Field GooIs,
82-71 Win in R. |. Stote
Come Are New Marks

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 20-Toledo
will play West Virginia and Creigh-
ton will tangle with Western Ken
lucky State in the semifinals OF the
National Invitation Basket Ball
Tournament at Madison Square
Garden Monday night.
Toledo won its way into the Sec
ond round last night by bouncing
Rhode Island State out Of the field
which originally included eight
teams with a record-breaking per-
formance, 82-7l
Western Kentucky eliminated City
College of New York. last remain
ing Metropolitan entry, 1916.
Bob Gerber led Toledo's assault
on all the Garden scoring records
with II field goals and three free
throws for a total of 81 points. His
performance was three points better
than any individual mark ever post
ed at the Garden.
The 80 points which Toledo scored
and its total of SO field goals also
were new Garden records.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Fenske Still Will Race,
Despite Air Corps Job
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Charles (Chuck) Fenske. who
made history on the Nations tracks,
has checked in as a member of the
physical training staff of the Gulf
Coast Air Corps training center at
Randolph Field.
Chuck isn't through with track
competition. Right now he's working
into shape for the National A. A. U.
meet to be held in Dallas in July
and other big tests the War De-
partment will permit him to make.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Minor ills are slowing some Of
the players with Washington in
spring training at Tampa.
Joe Judge IS in generally poor
condition, Walter johnson still is
weak from an attack Of grippe,
Roger Peckinpaugh has jam
med finger and Leon Goslin has
wrenched his side muscles.
Washington and Lee inaugu-
rated a new athletic policy that
already has brought about re-
sumption of relationships with
Virginia and North Carolina
State. Dick Smith was made
graduate manager Of athletics,
and there will be new coaches for
football. basket ball and baseball.
Harold Muddy Ruel, first
string Red Sox catcher. packed
his bags and left camp after fall
ing to come to a salary agree
ment with Owner Harry Frazee.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

Laffoon sank a sizable putt to take
the game.
Shute and his partner, Bill Stark,
Jacksonville, Fla, were eliminated,
and l, by Bill Nary. San Jose, Calf.
and Fred Haas, jr., New Orleans.
Guldahl and Stewart Out.
Guldahl and Earl Stewart, Baton
Rouge, La, were defeated, up, by
E. j. Harrison, Little Rock, Ark, and
Ted Foster, Jacksonville.
Little and partner, Raj Lenahan,
were eliminated, 3 and 2, by Ben
Loving, Long Meadow, Mass, and
Fred Hooper, Jacksonville.
Other second-round pairings to-
day:
Henry Picard, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Laffoon and Damn.
Herman Keiser; Akron, Ohio and and Yer; and
non Ray Savannah Ga" VS.. Nary ano
Al Brosch Farmingdale. N. Y. and
Harry Offsutt. ST. Petersburg, Fla. VS..
Harrison and Foster.
S 5aek gon eFqg PttstOn JIMMY Pa anH fhomsoh Tsnk
chicopee; Mass, and Hal Van Sickle
Chandler Harper. Portsmouth. Va. and
Sam Bates. Virginia Beach, Va, VS.. Loving
Gene Sarazen Clearwater Beach, Fla,
and Dale Morey, Indianapolis. Ind, VS..
Jimmy Hines, Great Neck. N. Y. and
Arnold Minkley. Chicago.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Maryland Has Hopes for Successful Nne Despite Loss Of and Mcdonald
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia
Phils, Miami Beach, Fla.
Hockey.
United States Hockey ASsocia-
ton playoffs, New York Rovers
VS.. Washington Eagles, Riverside
Stadium, $3.50.
Swimming.
District A. A. u. indoor cham
pionships, Shoreham Pool, 8.
Wrestling.
District A. A. U. senior cham
pionships. University of Mary
lands gym armory, 7:30.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. New York
Giants, exhibition, Miami, Fla.
Swimming.
District A. A. U. indoor cham.
pionships, Shoreham Pool, 8.
Wrestling.
District A. A. U. senior cham
pionShips, University of Mary
lands gym armory, 7::30.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
D. T.. Horses Entered
In PikesviNe Show
Starting Tonight

BY the Associated Press.
PIKESVILLE, Md. March 90
The sixth annual 10th Field Artl-
lery Armory Horse Show opens in
the Pikesville Armory tonight with
174 entries, many of them perform
ing in several different classes.
This years show is for the benefit
of the Army Relief Society.
Entries include star performers
from Maryland. Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia, Delaware and the District Of
Columbia.
Sessions will be staged tomorrow
morning and tomorrow night, Sum
day afternoon and Sunday night.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Rice to Attack Record
In Navy Relief Meet

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 20.-The
keenest rivalry in the Navy relief
all-star track meet Wednesday night
is slated in the 2-mile run, in which
four starters will represent the New
York Athletic Club.
Greg Rice will strive to break his
world indoor record of 8:511.
Arrayed against him will be jim
Rafferty,, George De George and Joe
McCluskey.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Wade Serving Under
old Grid Teammate
From Brown j.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT BRAGG. N. c., March 20
wallace Wade-in the Army now
will serve his first active duty under
his old college football teammate
1t. Col John c. Butner, jr.
The Duke gridiron mentor and
producer of Rose Bowl teams. re-
Gently was commissioned major in
the field artillery. Col. Butner COM
mands the 10th training battalion
in the Fort Bragg Field Artillery re-
placement center.
Maj. Wade will be assistant bat
talon executive and will help plan
the physical training schedules to
harden and tougher the trainees.
Maj. Wade played guard and Col
Butner played end on the Brown
team that went to the Rose Bowl in
1916.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
PericIes and BeIImun
Bosketers Victors

Scoring was divided almost equally
among the five players on Sons OF
Pericles basket ball team last night
as it defeated @. M. G. quint. 45-16,
in one of the two Recreation League
games at Roosevelt.
Manris made II points, T. Lagos,
10, while other regulars earned eight
apiece. In the other game Norris
was best with IL points as Bellman
Heating nosed out the Aggies, 27-25
Evening star., 1942-03-20

-"
third round play. The Semifinals IN
the eighth annual best ball tourney
will be held tomorrow, with the final
Sunday.
With four crack teams knocked
out by yesterdays first-round COM
petition, the defending champion
team of Sam Snead, hot Springs,
Va, and Wilford Wehrle, Racine,
Wis, was an even stronger favorite
to repeat.
Face Runyan and Demaris.
Snead and Wehrle were paired
with Paul Runyan, White Plains, N
Y, and Mel Demarais, Portsmouth
N. H., in the morning round.
United States Open Champion
Craig Wood and partner, Mark
Stuart, both of Mamaroneck, N. Y.
also were heavy favorites to reach
the finals. They were paired in the
second round with Harry Cooper
Minneapolis, and John Hackett, Chi
cago.
Eliminated yesterday were teams
headed by Lloyd Mangrum. Denny
Shute and Ralph Guldahl, all OF
Chicago, and long-hitting Lawson
Little Of Monterey, Calf.
The opening rounds toughest
break fell to Mangrum and his part
ner, Morton Bright of Atlanta, in
their match with KY Laf1oon OF
Chicago and Carl Damn of Orlando
Fla. One of Laffoons shots struck
a tree, glanced of and hit Bright's
caddy. The hole was awarded to
Leffoon and Damn, and with the
match going into an extra hole,
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Waters, Former Terp,
Leads Flyer Quint
In Big Campaign

Ensign AL Waters, who was star
forward on the University Of Mary
land basket ball team during the
1885, 1886 and 1887 seasons, led the
Naval Air Station of Jacksonville
Fla, to a successful campaign.
Waters, who later was graduated
from National University Law
School, was an all-State basketer
during his last year at College Park.
He went to Maryland from East
ern High School and was employed
by the F. B. I. before going into
the Navy.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Grid Giant Down
To Army Size

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, March 20.-Fred
Shocks in the Army Air Corps
wasted away to a mere shadow.
The Chicago Cardinals football
player tried it the first time last
August. He tipped the scales at
240 pounds and the Army sent
him back to the football wars.
Seven months on two meals a
day without bread, butter or
potatoes whitfield him down
to 180.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
DR.. CustIemun Returns
As Buckeye Coach

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March 19.-Dr.
Frank R. Castleman. one
man team" of another day, is back
on his old job of track coach at
Ohio State.
DR.. Castleman, now 65 and pro-
fessor of physical education for the
last 10 years, was track coach from
1918 to 1882. He replaces Larry
Snyder, who goes into the Naval
Air Corps.
DR.. Castleman was an All-Amer-
lea football player at Colgate, and
starred in the hurdles, 100 and
22O yard dashes. the broad jump
and shotput, in addition to playing
baseball. He was graduated in 1906
Evening star., 1942-03-20
BY the Associated Press

0S lHe Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 90
Coach Bob Kiphuth, who describes
his current squad as a dream"
team, isn't losing any sleep over
Yale's prospects in the Eastern
Intercollegiate Leagues individual
swimming championships which
start today in the Ellis natatorium
He is willing to go along with the
experts who figure Kiphuth's
charges hardly can miss winning 9
of II events during the two-day
program, which would be one more
than they captured at Annapolis
last year.
There are some, too, who envision a
sweep for the Blue, a powerful array
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Yale Swim Coach Is Confident
Team Will Win Eastern Meet

of swimmers that has sunk Michi-
gan, usually among the Nations
best. and trimmed every other team
tossed against it.
The only events in which the
sons of Eli aren't conceded the
edge are the 50-yard free style and
the 2O0-yard breast stroke, and
even here there was some doubt.
In the big splash were Is COL
leges with more than 90 of their
best swimmers and divers-Army,
Brooklyn. Columbia, Cornell, Con-
cord CW. Va), Dartmouth, Harvard,
Loyola (Baltimore), Massachusetts,
State. North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Princeton, Rutgers, Springfield.
Syracuse and Yale.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

LOS ANGELES, March 20.-Man-
ager frankie F'risch of the Pitts
burgh Pirates is expressing satisfac-
ton with his outfeld contenders, all
southpaw hitters. He has assigned
Johnny Barrett and Jimmy Wasdell
to right, Culley Rickard to under
study Vince Di Maggie in center and
Eddie Stewart and John Wyrostek to
sub for Maurice van Robays in left
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Mana-
ger Leo Durocher Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers says the injury to Dolph
Camilli's throwing arm, which kept
the first baseman out of yesterdays
game with the st. Louis Cards, isn't
serious.
NRYANRY E1o T1o Dhi1e
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Kenner Foe to Replace
Soldier Clark Sought

Promoter Joe Turner today was
seeking another opponent for Jabbo
Kenner on Monday nights boxing
card at his arena
Kenner was to have met Marty
Clark, a Fort Hamilton, N. Y, SOL
dier, but the latter was forced to
withdraw yesterday because Of an
Army assignment.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
War Cramps Travelling
Style of Ball Team
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAKE WALES, Fla, March 90
Speaking of the horrors of wal
The Kansas City American ASso-
citation baseball team has been re-
stricted to one Pullman for its road
trips.
Some of the boys" said Manager
Johnny Neun firmly, ARE going to
have to sleep in upper berths this
year"
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Eastern and Western
College Fives Open
Elimination Play
High-Scorine Dartmouth
And Colorado Impress
In Sectional Semis
By the Associated Press.

oy tiie ASSoSldtcu FItSS
NEW ORLEANS. March 20.-Big-
time basket ball hits the deep South
here tonight when Dartmouth meets
Penn State and Kentucky faces Illi-
nois in the first round of the East
ern eliminations for the Nation
al Collegiate Athletic Association
championship.
Only in the annual Sugar Bowl
game does New Orleans regularly
see a pair of top-notch cage teams
in action, and it was the Sugar
Bowl Committee, cooperating with
Tulane. which obtained the N c. A.
A. matches.
Dartmouth, fresh from beating
Princeton for the Ivy League title
offers the most impressive scoring
record of the teams here, averaging
Sc points a game.
Kentucky comes next with At, Illi-
nois averaged As and Penn State 43
Willing to Back Bluffs.
KANSAS CITY. March 20 (P.-
Railbirds who roost in this college
basket ball capital during the big
March tournaments figure to feath-
er their nests by backing young
Frosty CoX's Colorado Bluffs in the
N. C. A. A. Western eliminations
starting tonight.
They like the looks Of Pete Nc
Cloud, Bob Doll and George Ham.
burg - and also the handsome
coach whose attraction of Kansas
high school and Junior college tai.
ent ruff1es K. US Phog Allen.
Rice Institute and Stanford star
the ball bouncing. The Colorado.
Kansas feud follows. The two win.
ners play Saturday night for frs
place The two losers meet for third
Colorado. Rice and Kansas com.
peted in the 1910 sets. The Jay.
haWkers won but lost to indiana
for the national championship.
Wisconsin took the crown las
year, and Illinois is a threat to keer
the Big Ten monopoly intact thi!
time
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ELIZABETH, N. Charlie Davis,
Colombia, South America (6).
PHILADELPHIA-Ton Cisco. 1891.
Norristown. Pa, outpointed Sam Tur-
Ji JERSEY Rs CITY cnAisosf'Iia n JeJoey JS. Haddad
145, Paterson. N j.. outpointed Jimmy
Bell, 149, New Haven. Conn. (S).
FALL RIVER. Mass.-Ted Lowry.
III. New Bedford. Conn, knocked out
Gunboat Davis. 169, Central Falls.
r. 1. 1O.
BURLINGTON. Vt.-Gene johnson.
145. New York. stopped Buster Beaupre,
146, Burlington (S).
ATLANTIC CRY. N. J-Lorenzo
Strickland. New York, 40. outpointed
Buddy Thomas, ITO, Washington. D.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Boil Teams Organized

Candidates for the Cleveland Park
Y. NJ. C. A. baseball teams are in
vited to report at 10 am. tomorrow
at Thirty-fourth and Lowell streets
NV. Teams will be organized for
boys 16 and under, IA and under
and II and under.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Coaches Allen and Cox
Swap Verbal Shots
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March 20-Phog
Allen of Kansas and Frosty Cox
Colorado coach, are feuding again.
Said Phog, ours is an academic
team. Frosty has seven handpicked
Kansans."
Replied Cox, when I played fol
Phog three of the starting five were
from out of State"
The two teams meet tomorrow
night in the N. c. A. A. Western
playoffs.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Exhibition Baseball
By the Associated Press.
SCHEDULE TODAY.

By the Associated Press.
SCHEDULE TODAY.
AT Miami Beach. Fla.-Philadelphia
At ST.. Petersburg, Fla.-New York (Ao
vs. Brooklyn (NO.
=. At Deland,> Fla.-Brooklyn B" (No vs..
At Lakeland, Fla-Detroit A) vs.. Gin
At Clearwater, Fla.-cleveland (A) VS..
Boston tN).
At Los Angeles-chicaso (Ao VS., Pitts
burgh (ND.
At Sarasota, Fla.-Boston (A) VS.. st.
At Hollywood. Calif.-chicaso N) vs..
Philadelphia tAD.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington (A), 4: New York. (N), 3.
Brooklyn (N), 4; St. Louis (N), =.
Cleveland (A9, 3: Boston a., 2.
Cincinnati Cincinnati tN.}. I; Detroit !AJ: 3:
Kansas City q. AZ: 4, 4; New ! York ~ Z
BROOKLYN 'B' tN), 4; et. Louis tA.), 3.
PhiladelrhA (N0. z: Columbus (A-A)' !.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Coaches Penn GruppIers

PHILADELPHIA March 20 (P).-
Harry H. Broadbent has been named
acting head wrestling coach at Penn
sylvania to succeed w. Austin
Bishop Bishop has reported for
active duty in the Army.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Blackburn Hos Pneumonia

CHICAGO, March 20 tP)-Jack
(Chappy) Blackburn, trainer for
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis.
was admitted to Provident Hospital
yesterday suffering from pneumonia.
Physicians described his condition
as fair
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Bettinu Books Beckwith

CHICAGO, March 20 (P).-Melio
Bettina, former world light-heavy-
weight boxing champion and now an
aspirant to the heavyweight throne,
has been signed to met Booker Beck
with, Gary, Ind, Negro, at the
Chicago Stadium April 10.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Knoxville Sians Reeseuf

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 20
(P.-Andy Reeseuf, veteran infielder
formerly with the New York Giants,
has been signed by Knoxville.