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Evening star., 1942-03-26
Hayman Slight Choice
Over Mclaughlin for
A. A. u. Heavy Title
Go Tomorrow Heods Card
Of Is for D. G. Novice,
Senior Championships

Lou CRube) Hayman, Jewish Com.
munity Center heavyweight. today
found himself basking In the role o1
favorite over Joe Mclaughlin in
their fight for the District A. A. U
championship tomorrow night at
Turner'S Arena.
Hayman's elevation from the posi-
ton Of underdog arises from reports
that his opponent Is not Is keen n
his trainer hoped he would be at
this stage Of the game and may not
be ready for the test. Mclaughlin
who became an overnight sensation
when he nattened Bill Barber in Is
seconds q couple Of weeks ago. Il
training at the Prince Georges
County Police Boys Club gym, but
has been hampered by . lack Of
sparring partners to such an extent
that another workout was ordered
tonight for him instead Of the Gus
tomary layon the day before . night
Hayman, meanwhile, has been
rounding into shape at the center
gym and Is At and ready for the bell
A kayo artist two years ago when he
sported the spangles Of Columbus
University, the husky 2oo-pounder
Is stalking his hopes Of annexing the
championship on . vicious left hook
which. II It connects. will lay Nc
Laushlin among the daises-
The heavyweight argument head.
lines An attractive card Of Is bouta
for novice and senior championships
Titles at stake range from II.
pounds to unlimited.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

Service dept. LIT. Thadius
Vann, former Mississippi South
ern grid coach, told the basket
ball coaches' convention 1T New
Orleans that soldiers who have
played basket ball generally are
better qualified than others tor
bayonet drills and marksman-
ship-it's the timing and preci-
sion they learn on the court.
From high jumping to high hy-
ing was . natural leap for John
Parson, former Villanova athlete
who recently received his second
lieutenancy after srsduattng with
the first class Of cadets at Foster
Field CTex). But We can't figure
out any such connection fog Con-
ME Anderson, former National
doubles sculling champ from
Philadelphia, who Is IN Air Corps
sergeant IN Puerto Rico. Seems
soldiers like golf, too. Pleas for
clubs and other equipment have
been heard recently from Camp
Shelby, lli0.. and Fort Dupont,
Del.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Ross|yn Again Rules
Women's District
Duckpin Loop
Captures Pennont Sixth
Time in Eight Years;
Lucy Rose Is Champ

Rosslyn Bowling Center pinettes
today boasted the championship OF
the Ladies' District League for the
sixth time In the last eight seasons.
And, incidentally, rs Virginia State
tournament champions, sported
their second title won In the last five
days.
Led by Marjorie Wells 1868, the
famed Rosslyn quint last night
swamped the invading Rendezvous
team with . count Of 1,756 to finish
four games ahead Of second. place
Chevy Chase Ice Palace As the latter
dropped . al decision to the Ana
costa spillway. Rosslyn won - Of
Its 7s games.
Lucy Rose. Rosslyn ace, fired Isl
to win the league individual title
for the third consecutive time With
IN average Of 1868.
Lafayette Bowling Center I'm.
ished third in the nag chase, . game
ahead Of Hi-skor by virtue Of 4 lone
win from Brookland - H-Skor wa
whitewashed by Clarendon.
-Four teams tied for nth place
with Brookhnd having . total-pdn
edge over Rendezvous, Clarendon
and Arcadia. Arlington was ninth,
climaxing its season With al VIC.
tory over Convention Hall.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Basket Mentor Sees Game as Aid in Use Of Boyonet
With ebM I; Neht Riders Abandon Arc Football

Quote, unquote-Don Barnes.
st. Louis Browns president: "1'll
never get back what I've put into
baseball. And as q businessman
I guess I should get out Of 1t, but
I'm too much Of . fan"
Gary Bodie, Norfolk Naval Sta
ton baseball coach: Every day
new players show up. There are
50 many that I don't have time to
ask them their names-just
where they played ball"
Shorts and shells-For the first
time In 13 years, Duquesne won't
play night football next fall. 30
how about . new nickname for
the Might Riders"f Add abort
ages: Exercise boys at the local
hoss tracks; the Army and de.
tense Jobs have taken . lot o8
them. Also those special rubber
soles marathan runners are used
to wearing. Cleo shans, the Los
Angeles lightweight who made
such . hit In New Orleans, y
going back there IN May 70 dsht
On . service benefit card aftse hs
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Joe to Win in ; Rounds,
III Trainer Predicts

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Jack Black
burn, 59-year.old trainer for Joe
Louis. said today the heavyweight
champion would stop Challenger
Abe Simon inside three rounds to-
morrow night.
Blackburn, recovering from pneu-
monia, will be absent from Joe's
corner for the first time since Louis
began his professional career.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

EVERGLADES. Fla. March 26.-
The land Of the seminoles changes
little with the years. One still sees,
In spite Of good roads. the same
large expanses Of sawgrass, with
here and there murky ssvsnnahS
and lusk hammocks. Along the salt
waters there always Is the rich
growth Of mangrove and continuous
waterways in whcich tarpon feed IN
large schools.
Few newcomers to the country
ever acquire the knowledge needed
to navigate these labrynthian chan
nels. It requires . native guide II
one Is to enjoy to the utmost one
Of the most attractive sections OF
Southern Florida and catch Old
Silversides on light tackle.
Vet Guides Are Auuring.
Claus SenghsusL"s Smoky" to his
friends and most Of Collier County
IL an institution. Without him ana
stephanie senshaus the Everglades
would lose much Of the interest OF
sportsmen. It was to see them ana
to set one last hing at big f1sh that
took US to the Rod and Gun Club.
It il hard to say now which
was the more fun, accompanying
smoky" on q "juking" excursion
or experiencing again the enjoyment
of trying to stick . hook into the
bony Jaws Of . tarpou with bait
casting tackle long enough to get
. lump or two from . big fish.
Skipper smallwood first bumped
us across back waters to Fecha-
haches Bay and there We found
the tarpon, rolling and Jumping
clear Of the surface, % far % We
could see.
The first cast by Fri Roman was
productive Of Q big speckled trout.
Then q couple Of chiro, . small
Spanish mackerel, . few jack and
finally, Just before noon and about
the time of the midday letdoWn,
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Many Stakes Carded
For Spring Racing
In Maryland
OgUiAI Dispatch 10 The Star.

D. Uial Dispsteh 10 Ths Star.
BOWIE. Nd. March 7e.-Follow-
Ing are the ohicial dates for Mary
lands spring meetings. as we'll as
the days on which the outstanding
races will be programmed.
Spring meetings:
Bovie-Aprij to IL
Havrs de Grace-April 10 10 Is.
Pimlieo-April 27 TO May o.
Spring stakes:
At Bowie.
April 1-s5, 900 Rove Memorial. 8 fur
longs; 3.ysar-olds and up.
April $4,000 Bowie Handicap, l mile
and 70 yards: 3:year-olds and up: :,
mile; exclusively for 2-year-olds.
Handicap. !. GiG miles; s soysss,old, ns snd up.
At Havre de Grace.
A.r ,d9 1ss; TI. n H.Hse' 'E,.as,i
Hel isso6o .srsooo6 isa ss.te:
IL. miles: S-year-olds.
April 22-S2 300 Aberdeen Stakes. ~
Xprii a5@sio. 900 Phil. .delphia Handi.
At Pimlioo.
May s-S2o,OOo Dixie Handicap. IL
May $4,000 Freshness lhmilss;
3-yesr -olds.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
District Ring Measure
On House Calendar

Representative Fred Hartley's
long.awaited bill, revamping the
District boxing code to legali7e e.
ounce gloves and provide annual
salaries Of 5000 each for the three
ring commissioners, among its most
important features. has been placed
on the House Of Representatives
calendar.
II adopted. the bill would mean
the automatic retirement Of 1t. John
Agnew Of the Metropolitan Police
Department, who would be ineligible
for . salary under . law which pro-
hibits District police from being on
more than one city payroll.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Oklahoma Ags Begin
Sixth Straight Mat
Grown Defense

- The Assoeis&sd Press.
EAST LANSING, Mich, March 76
The amazing Aggies Of Oklahoma
A. and M. will begin their sixth
straight title defense IN the annual
national collegiate wrestling cham
pionships here tomorrow, with the
Middle West presenting q challeng-
ing contingent Of ~ teams.
The Southwestern tvisters OF
Coach Art Grimth. With two re-
turing champions and q 1910 titust
arc favored heavily to readtust their
deadlock ON the team crown but
may ind stubborn resistance from
. Big Ten bloc and Michigan State
College.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

gets q return bout here with
Freddie Archer out Of the way.
While most college publicity STATS
pay little attention to baseball.
Michigan State is out with . dia.
mond brochure as complete as
any seen during the football sea-
son, Tub-Thumper Harry Mark
son calls him able Abe" Simon,
but beachcombers suggest Joe
Louis Will remember the song
about Kelly and knock the 81"
out or Able tomorrow.
Cleaning the cuh - Winston
Milan, . sophomore student, will
coach the Lynchburg College
baseball team this sprins-which
u one worse than playing sophs.
When the Beaumont Exporters,
Detroit farm club, played the
Memphis Chicks at Barlow, Fla,
the other day. their share Of the
gate" was 81 cents. One adult
and one child paid. Mason Dixon
is . Northwestern U. basket bail
player. The football coach should
dgn him up - . nneman.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Ban Lifted, Courieau
To Play for Eagles
In Gull Tilt Here
His Return Seen Help
To Club Again in Race
For Hockey LoureIs

Fresh from . thrilling Us victory
over the Boston Olympics, scored in
an uphill fight last night on the
Beantown ice. Washington's hockey
Eagles today heard the welcome
news that Paul Courteau, fiery wing
er, will be permitted to play against
the Atlantic City Sea Gulls in the
last two matches Of the United
States Amateur Association play
Of series.
Thus, Courteau, banned from play
against the Gulls several weeks ago
after q disturbance in the resort
city.'will be in the lineup tomorrow
night when the Eagles play their
final home match Of the season.
His presence, needless to say. will
be invaluable to the teams morale
ss well rs adding a much-needed
punch to the o11ense.
Washington ends It's playoh
schedule against the same opponent
on the Atlantic City rink either
Saturday or Tuesday night, depend.
ing on arrangements by the Sea Gull
management. and still is in the run
ming for the championship. Last
nights victory enabled Redvers
Mackenzie's outf1t to catch the
Johnstown Bluebirds at sail In the
playoh point standing.
Art Lessard. big Eagle defense
man who had been out Of action
since last Sunday when he twisted
his left leg against the Rovers at
New York. got back into the lineup
last night and gave q good account
Of himself. But 1t wasn't his pres
ence that turned the tide. The
Eagles staged q hve-goal rally in
the last period to eras Boston's 5-2
lead and take the match.
Art Thompson scored the initial
tally Of the rally and was followed
by Kenny Ullyot, Ernie Mundey,
Rollie Bleau and Ty Anderson.
YIAYoYY arANDNGs.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
20 Years AGO
In The Stor

Among the days batting feats
by baseball players in spring
training games was . homer by
Babe Ruth with two on that gave
the Yankees a IA decision over
the Brooklyn Robins, and 4
baser, two doubles and a single
by George Sisler Of the st. Louis
Browns in . game against Louis
Vile Of the American Association.
Johnny Weismuller Of the 1lli-
nois A. c. set four world indoor
swimming records In . meet at
Philadelphia. bettering the times
In the 200, $50 and 30o-yard and
the 300-meter events.
Louis Firpo. 2l0-pound Argen-
tine boxer who recently arrived In
this country, is regarded as a pos
sible future opponent for Heavy
weight Champion Jack Dempsey.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Two Pretty CowgirIs Featured
In Rodeo Opening on April 4

Two pretty cowgirls will Be
among the cast Of 100 riding buck
ing broncoes On and after April I
when Col. Jim Eskew's world cham
pionship rodeo opens an eight-day
stand at Riverside Stadium.
Fog Horn Clancy, advance man
for the show, has lot to say In
praise Of these young riders. Mary
Parks, who weighs only 81 pounds.
from Welsenburg. Colo, and Mil
dred Nix Horner, 1850 world cham
pdon woman bronc rider. from
Brady, Tex. There are other Wom-
Evening star., 1942-03-26
WiIIioms Cuts Sports
From Sc Tests to Is

williams College has reduced It's
varsity spring sports schedules from
be events to 13.
Track is the only sport to retain
It's original status, while baseball
has been reduced from . 13-same
card to six contests.
There will be three lacrosse games
and the golf team Will take part
In the intercollesiates at Worcester,
Mass.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Joi AIoi Stors Feared
Trupped in Far Eost

MIAMI, Fla (P.-The fate OF sew
eral former Miami jai alai stars who
were caught in the Far East when
hostilities broke out Is still unknown.
Most Of the group were playing jai
alai In Manila when Gen. Macarthur
was forced to evacuate the city.
Others were last heard from At
Wake Island, where they had
stopped en- route to Manila.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

m riders with the outfit. but these
generally steal the show.
Miss Horner, . brunette, weighs
40 pounds and is considered by
many experts Is the best woman
rider In the business, but 1t is the
diminutive Miss Parks, . pretty
blond, who generally scores most
favorably with the fans. Both, Of
course, were reared on ranches and
gained their poise and riding abil-
ity q children.
And boys, Clancy says both are
GOOD cooks,
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Burton S Game Of 1874
Is AII.Time Mark in y
District League
Former Record-Holder
Sees HyottsviIIe Man
Better His Score

With 1ol. Wally Burton 2 the
Hyattsville Recreation team today
sported the highest game ever rolled
in the long history Of the Mems
District League.
A witness Of Burton'S feat last
night at Hyattsville vas Warren
Johnson. . teammate, who last fall
gained the spotlight with the former
all-time high Of 100.
Burton's record string, which IN
cluded nine marks, climaxed . 41S
set and gave Hyattsville . 2.l VIC
tory over the pennant-contending
Georgetown Quint. He started his
whopper with two spares and after
. nat third box sandwiched Q triple
header strike between four spares.
Burton also u . member Of the
strong G. p. o. team Of the Federal
League.
Rosslyn Ties for Lead.
In an exciting pennant race. Ros-
slyn swept Peacock's Bethesda quint
with top scores Of 69l and 1.94S to
deadlock first place with Arcadia
as the latter dropped a game to
the invading Convention Hall club.
Rosslyn has the edge on total pins.
Brad Manley's 154-421 and Billy
Stalcup's l57-l2 were high for
Rosslyn. Fred Murphy's 367 and
Eddie Keith's 357 were best for Ar
cadia. which won the Middle skirm.
ish On . roll-on.
The champion Lucky Strikes re-
leased their grip on the top r,lng BY
dropping . game to spiuway. Bub
Guethler capped the nights top set
Of 435 With ITS while Harry Aiken 3
14@402 and Dave Burrows 3S3 also
helped the Luckies to post scores of
N2El.S62. Cletus PanneIlS l47-42l
was high for the losers.
Boy Champion Rolls 90.
Billy Towles, Washington's newly.
crowned boy champion, shone With
1870 and Bob Miciotto fred ISL
3o7 a. King Pins whitewashed Penn
Recreation.
Del Ray halted the pennant drive
Of Chevy Chase Ice Palace when El
0eib's 1912 and Jimmy Cenci's
1897 led In . 80 win. George
Aliens l40-376 gave Brookland .
IL decision over Hiser's Bethesda
while the fast travelling Clarendon
aggregation was. cut down, 80, by
Arlington as Leon F1eisher and
Francis Robertson turned In respec-
tive counts Of 150-S93 and 1886.
H-skor remained two games back
Of the pacesetters with . Al victory
over lafayette. Capt. Ed Blakeney' 3
1854 paced the WinnerA
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Three Clubs Entered
In Navy Relief Shoot

Teams from Kenwood, National
Capital and Ager Road Skeet Clubs
In addition to visiting contingent,
from Forrestville and Glen Burnie
Nd. are entered In the Naval Relief
Fund skeet shoot scheduled Sunday
at ODonnell's Farm, but more indi-
viduals are needed to make the
affair Q big success.
Attractive prizes will be awarded
IN the i've classes and the entrance
fee for the 50-target affair Is $420
Post entries will be accepted. The
farm y located on the Marlboro
road.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr-
Wide world Sports writer.

NEW YORK. March 2e.-Fu-
ture book: Bob Pastor and jim
my Bivins definitely will get
together On Clevelands next big
fight card IN mid-Aprl. Jack
Joyner, q. Of Tennessee pubhcist,
has written 1t. Comdr. Tom
Hamilton suggesting that every
baseball team In the country
should play . game for the Navy
relief fund ON . national
baseball day." to b sst for
some day this summer. Good
idea, Jack, but how about de-
claring the other service funds
In?
Todays guest star-Frank D.
Ward, youngstown (Ohio) VIM
dicator: THAT Louis Simon light
should b . great givs-and-tsks
adair-wtth The pubic Giving
and Simon taking"
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Fetters Is Well Versed
In Defensive Tactics

Bob Fetters. Maryland junior
athlete, should be well versed IN
defense by this time. He held down
. defense Job on the lacrosse team
last spring and is due to repeat
this season; he played soalie on the
unbeaten soccer squad last fall and
had only two points scored against
him, and was . guard on the basket
ball quint in the campaign recently
ended.
He never took part In sports at
Baltimore Poly where he prepped.
Fetters is also . sergeant in the
r. o. T. c., the highest rating OBJ
tainable by . junior.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Bob H Big First Sace Boom Centas Outlook for High School Hono
Pin Tourney List
To Set Record
1y the Associated press

By the Associated Prsss
BALTIMORE, March 36.-A
record number Of entries ap-
peared In prospect for the 18th
annual National Duckpin Tour
nament to be held here April
1926.
Arville L. Ebersole Of Washing
ton, executive secretary Of the
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress, said S72 entries were as
sured and with four days to 90
1t appeared the former entry
mark Of 372 teams. set In New
Haven In 1910, will be broken by
q very large margin"
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Durronce Not to Defend
Horrimun Ski honors

~ the AsEoctsted Press.
sun VALLEY, Idaho, March 10
The Hartman Ski Cup viii b IN
strange hands this year.
Dick Dtlrrance. Alta CUtah) three.
time winner Of the trophy Win not
compete In the Sun Valley classic.
Barley MCLEAN, ALI Engen and
Gordon Wren are favored to take
over.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Hoyo o'Grody Held Top
Court Foe by Terrors

~ the Aaociated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Nd. March 49,
Buddy O'Grady, deorgetown's clever
guard, was the No. individual
opponent Western Maryland's tossers
faced during the season recently
concluded, . poll Of the Terror
courtmen revealed.
Frank Block, LoyolA, and Bob
Parnell. Gettysburg. were picked q
forwards on the quint. Mari Haller,
Aberdeen Proving Ground, was
chosen the best center, and Nat
Winitsky Of Baltimore, vsS paired
with O'Grady.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Dartmouth Come Finale
For Stanford Cogers

8y the Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, March 26.-Win
or lose, the Stanford basket bau
team will close its season with the
Dartmouth game for the N. G. A. A.
championship Saturday night.
Coach Everett Dean said that q
post-season game with the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station had
been Cancelled.
A prolonged season also caused
the Indians to veto q proposed con-
test with the Denver Legions, N. A.
A. q. champions.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Sports Mirror
~ the Associated Press.


Today q year ago-Pauline Betz
won national women's indoor
tennis championship, defeating
Dorothy Bundy, 81, l0-l2, So,
In finals at Brookline.
Three years ago-Ralph Gull
dahl won 5000 Greensboro open
golf tournament with score OF
$50. Southwestern Of Oklahoma
took team title in National A.
A. U. wrestling tournament.
Five years ago-Dave "Sween-
ey" Schriner Of New York Ameri-
cans finished season As high in
dividual scorer Of National Hook
ey League with IS points.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
EnoIe Goes to Brown

WESTHGINSTER, Nd. March u
R.-Charles Rip) Engle, assistant
grid mentor at Western Maryland,
has accepted . position - line
coach ct Brown University. He was
graduated from Western Maryland
In 1880 and later coached 1T
waynesboro Pa.) High. He vas
here this year to get . graduate de-
gree.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Cubs Draw Slab Prize
Right Off Sand|ots
In Hanyzewski
Droft Change for Reds
Lomonno Looms; Arm
O. K, comiIIi Soys
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 28.-The
Chicago Cubs may have a pitching
regular this season who came to
them directly from the sandlots.
Yesterday 21-year-old Eddie
Hanyzewski OF South Bend, Ind,
duplicated previous outstanding
performances against San Diego and
Pittsburgh by holding the philadel-
phia AS to one hit in fve innings.
TAMPA, Fla.-Ray Lamanno, who
has q fair chance Of being the Gin
cinnati Reds second string catcher
after . good showing last year at
Birmingham. has been notified by
his California draft board that his
present classification. 1-B, because
Of an old injury, Is being recon-
sidered.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.-Dolph
Camilli Joined his Brooklyn mates
on the firing line yesterday against
the st. Louis Browns and said after
his five-inning stint that the sore
arm which put him on the bench
'tfelt great"
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. With
two such capable young catchers In
the st. Louis Cardinal training camp
as Walker Cooper and Ken ODea,
Gus Mancusco showed Why he Is
being kept yesterday by lashing out
q double that helped the National
Leaguers down Cleveland. l to o.
SANFORD, Fla. Dropping six
out Of nine exhibition games causes
the Boston Braves manager. Casey
Stengel. little concern. I'm much
more interested in giving every
rookie . thorough testing than I am
In winning ball games" he ex-
plained.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Bout Fotol to Soldier

SALINAS. Calf, March as R.-
Frank Barringer. 81, member Of
the Hamilton Field Air Base boxing
team. died last night . few minutes
after he was knocked out by Otto
Dutton. Fort Ord Negro soldier, In
q tournament.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Tigers Seeking Heath
OF Indians tofi|I
Their 0ufie|d
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LAKELAND. Fla. March 36.-An
indication that the Detroit Tigers
aren't content with their prospective
outheld was seen In General Man
ager Jack Zellers announcement
that he would confer With Cleveland
about the possibility Of obtaining
jeff Heath.
Barney McCosky and Doc Cramer
are fixtures, but the other slot Is
wide open.
Even schoolboy Rowe, the hard
hitting pitcher, Is being given Z
chance at the post.
PASADENA. Caltf.-Ihe Chicago
White sox no sooner obtained .
utility outfielder than they lost him.
Veteran Sam West, trying for .
somersault catch Tuesday. suffered
damaged 1gaments in his throwing
arm and may be lost for q month.
ANAHE1M, Canf-Playing in his
first game this spring. Frankie
Hayes, regular catcher for the Phil
adeIphia Athletics, declared his In
jured leg felt fine all the way.
I'm very happy that 1t - 20
strong" he said.
He underwent an operation On the
limb during the winter
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. - The
New York Yankees. who have been
concealing their punch al spring,
get their first peek today Of the Bos-
ton Red sox, one Of the clubs ex-
pected to push them in the coming
American League race. Right now
the Yankees have only one 800 hit
ter-First Base Rookie Ed Levy.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Fights Lost Night
~ the AsGociated Press.

~ the AsGociated Press.
BUFFALO-Paulis Nahoney l97, Duf.
islSi nnS.,o oqtHoins'd " Jimmy M'nd'n' le''
Perth AMBOY. n ANDY 1istsk:
1872, Carteret, n j.. won BY technical
Knockout over Nick Manfrsda, 1877. Baltt-
more (3).
Evening star., 1942-03-26

Schedule.
Tomorrew nisht - Atlantic City
WASHINGTON
Saturday-Nev York st Boston.
Sunday-Boston At New York
Evening star., 1942-03-26

w. & N. Sees Poor Nine
william and Mary ofncials have
termed the baseball outlook ~
Door"
Evening star., 1942-03-26
|imeIech Becomes Daddy

0ImeIeCn becomes Oo0oy
Bimelech, 1910 favorite in the
Kentucky Derby Che finished SEC
ond), has become . poppa OF .
colt.