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Evening star., 1942-01-17
|W.-L. Five 0utcIasses
Petersburg, Stays
In State Race
6. W. High Slips Against
Marshall; Teams Swap
Opposition Tonight =.

After many dismal seasons in the
Virginia Glass A Conference basket
ball race, Washington-Lee's Cen
erals Of Ballston are indicating they
may be this years surprise team.
Last night they took command in
the first period and outclassed
Petersburg. 35-l9. while George
Washington Of Alexandria was ab-
sorbing a 1920 setback from John
Marshall of Richmond in another
conference game.
The two nearby towns will trade
opponents for today's games. Each
now has a record of two wins in
three loop starts.
The Generals were in fropt, 25-1l,
at the half. and continued their
good work by holding Petersburg
scoreless In the third period. Part
of the Generals late drive was en-
gineered by Bobby Phillips, who tied
Courtney Owens for scoring honors
with nine points.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Improved Colts Shine
As Ramb|ers Drop
Second in Row
Central Nips Anoeostiu
To Hold Lead; Western,
Roosevelt Triumph
BY GEORGE HUBER.

BY GEORGE HUBER.
Hikh School STANDINGS.

Far from being the favorite 1t was
a month ago, EaStern's basket ball
team now finds itself down in the
lower bracket of the high school title
series and facing a tough battle
even to get into the playof round.
Successive defeats from Central and
Coolidge, teams they had counted on
beating, after their opening victory
over Anacostia leave the Ramblers
with a very tough row to hoe against
Western, Roosevelt and Tech.
Coolidge's 27-2l victory over East
ern yesterday provided the major
excitement of four series games.
Central remained on top, undefeated
in three games, by downing a sur
prisingly tough Anacostia quint, "a
d. Roosevelt won another thriller
over Wilson, 1926, and Western had
the easiest time of all In taking Tech,
1921.
Coolidge Play Is Polished.
The Colts yesterday displayed a
much more polished team than IN
previous series engagements. They
had only seven fouls called against
them compared to the average of 20
in their two other games and other
wise presented smooth court at
tack. Eastern had plenty of shots,
but couldn't make them drop. The
lead changed hands four times in
the first half with Larry Capone's
follow shot giving Eastern q 1919
edge at the half.
In the third period, Addy Bassin
stole the ball and dribbled half the
length of the court to drop a snow
bird to give Coolidge 14-l4 tie. and
ii was 1916, 1918 and 1920 before
George Bartlett of Coolidge took a
jump play and scored to put his
team in front to stay. Eastern's
scoring in the last eight minutes
was limited to a lone point made
by Jim Brady on a foul shot, the
only free toss converted by the
RamblerS all afternoon,
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Shanks' 149, 409 Pace
Northeast Temple
Duckpin Counts
Buscuren Is Stondout
At Petworth; Sherbohn
SizzIes at Tukomu

1t was big evening for Cy Shanks
at Northeast Temple, when the Sen
ate Inn roller fired top scores Of l49
and 400 in Temple Minor League.
WINS Biscuits posted 1874 for second
high team set of the season, while a
sos count gave Frager's Hardware
the nights best game OF COS. Blue
Ribbon Cigars and I. c. E. Club were
respective 80 winners from Mann's
Potato Chips and Local No. 81.
Firing 158 and $40, Buscaren was
top roller in Junior Board Of Com
merce League at Petworth. His sin
gle gave the team bearing his name
high score Of 576. The Jim Beatties
led with 1901.
Climaxing her top 359 count with
1877, Audrey Freschi gave paceset-
ting De Perini Delicatessen its lone
win over ONeills in Brookland Rec
reation Ladies' League. High team
aggregates Of $40 and 1886 gave
Sterling Opticians 81 victory over
BroOkland Garage.
Takomas Dutch Sherbahn banged
395 as Youngblood Hardware main
tanned it's one-game lead in Takoma
Duckpin Association by trimming
Malvern Diaries, 81. The losers
chalked up a high Of 610 to land
their lone win. With 155. Jim Will
son of Stevens Decorating and Won
der Bread bowlers with LII shared
top honors.
Paced by Clara Dikeman's highs
of 124 and 1886, Greyhounds marked
up top team score of 1,485 in
Arcadi'a's Independent Ladies
League Team game laurels went to
Days Food Shop with $50.
Frank Dore was a standout with
IA as Dove Roofers raped out a
season record of l,759 in Clarendon
Bowling Center's Commercial B
League. Norman Warmers lat was
tops while c. & P. Telephone copped
team game honors with GIT.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Turner May Complete
Fiqht Card Today

Promoter Joe Turner expected to
locate an opponent for Jack Gran
ford some time today, thereby COM
pleting the supporting card for
Monday nights featured 10-round
bout between Bob Pastor and
Claudio Villar at Turner's Arena.
Carol kid Alexander and Vince
Truminello, young Baltimore scrap
per, are down for 6-rounder that
shapes up as the best of the pre-
liminaries. 1t will be the third and
rubber match between the two and
both have trained diligently.
In other fights Roy Dunn will
box Nick Manfredo and Buddy
Holmes. colored scrapper, will en-
gage Eddie FinaZZo.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Wissinger Shows Promise
As Terp Frosh Triumph

Jim Wissinger is the latest fresh
man basket ball player at Maryland
to promise outstanding varsity work
when he moves up next season.
The Terp youngsters topped Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase yesterday,
1924, with Wissinger's Is points fea-
turing the attack. The Barons took
14-11 edge at the half but there
after Wissinger hit a hot streak to
put Maryland in front.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Fost Hoyo Hockey Team
Host to F. & M. Tonight

Georgetown's undefeated ice hook
ey team will go after its fourth
straight victory tonight at River
side Stadium when it stacks up
against Franklin and Marshall at
8 o'clock The Diplomats are replac-
ing Temple on the Hoyas' schedule,
the Owls having Cancelled their
slate.
The Hoyas also will be seeking
to maintain their eight-goal average.
Georgetown crushed La Sale, l2-0,
in its first game. registered Al
win over Pennsylvania and thumped
Catholic u, 81, last week.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Losing Streak Snapped,
Mounts Meet Cadets

With a four game losing string
snapped. Montgomery Blair High
basket ball team was to visit Char
lotte Hall Military Academy today
in hopes of continuing its come
back.
The Blazers snapped their string
Of losses yesterday by topping Sher-
wood in convincing style, 28-13.
Sherwood was of to SO lead at
the start, but Blair overhauled 1t
and went in front to stay before
the first period ended.
Evening star., 1942-01-17

Berger Singles at portsmouth, va.
Clarke, who set national record
last year with six major victories,
will be cunning for his first triumph
this season. In his last two starts
the Nations No. l bowler finished
second in the United States Open
at Stratford. Conn, and third in the
American Singles at Baltimore
With a record advance paid-up
entry Of 40 contestants to swell the
field, Gait Davis, Rosslyn's bowling
chief. optimistically looks for the
third annual Old Dominion to smash
last years mark of 272 rollers. AS
lure, top prize will be $3.50 with "a
other cash and merchandise awards
listed.
Extra Prizes for Women.
Men and women will shoot for the
same 25 major awards while the
women also will roll for special
money prizes. All will receive a
three-fifths handicap. Scratch will
be 1873.
Ed Nash. the fiery Anacostia Spill
way howitzer, was last years winner
with scratch score of 709. Hilda
Sprinkle of Rosslyn topped the
womens division with 84-653.
Obie Espeland was heaviest wal
loper with 378 as the second series
of Marine Corps League got under
way at Lucky Strike.
c. B. Alexander headlined with 1856
-397 as Sewer Department rollers
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Reserves Rout Wyoming
In Recreation League

With Kitchens 81 points setting
the pace, War Department Reserves
topped Wyoming. 47-12, in the fea-
ture game of last nights Recreation
League basket ball activities at
Roosevelt.
In the other tits. War Department
F. A. C. defeated Bureau OF Stand
ards, 29-14, and A. G. o. topped
Maritime, 27-l9.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Friends Rally Too Late
As Petersburg Scores

Petersburg (W. Va High bas-
ket ball team earned a big early
lead Yesterday and held to the end
as it defeated Friends School cagers,
36-32, on the local court.
The invading team had 14-5 edge
at the half but thereafter Cotton
Smith and Buddy Buschmeyer
warmed to action for Friends and
pulled their team close shortly before
the final whistle.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Fiqhts Lost Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YoRK.-Ray Robinson, 14ls4,
New York, stopped Fritzie zivic, 14s,
PITTSBURGH I0l.
CHicAGO.-Booker Beckwith. III.
Gary, Ind. outpointed Joe Maxim, ISL
Cleveland 10.
CAMDEN, N. Gus Dorazio, 1872.
Philadelphia, outpointed Jimmy Gard
ner. III, LAXnside. n. J. QO.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
London Wins First Sturt
In Defense of Title

Landon School cagers are OF to
a successful start in defense OF
their Interstate Academic Con-
ference basket ball championship.
They opened their loop season yes
terday by topping Boys Latin OF
Baltimore, 1910, on the local court.
Evening star., 1942-01-17

ROOSeveI-"llSOn Duel not.
The Wilson-Roosevelt game fea-
tured the double-header at Tech,
and after the first few minutes never
were the two teams more than 8
points apart. The game developed
into a scoring duel between Roose-
velt's Frank Redinger and Wilson's
Don Hillock. Each registered three
buckets in the first period to set the
pace. and from there In the two
teams matched each other point for
point.
The score was tied. 80, at the first
period and 1913 at the half. with
Roosevelt taking a 2l-l8 margin
going into the final eight minutes
Wilson pulled up, but Dick Koester.
all-high football player now turning
his athletic talents to the basket ball
court, dropped in two late snowbirds
to save the game for Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
KaraS Is Westerns Ace.

karaS Is westerns Ace.
Western never was in trouble after
Jim Karas took the opening tap and
tailed in the first second. and went
on to top Tech with ease, 1921. The
first period was slow, the Red Raid
ers leading by Al. but thereafter
they stepped up the pace and were
in front, 1876, at the half.
Techs Richie Brown had the
tough assignment of guarding Karas
and even he could do nothing with
the sharpshooting Greek. Jimmy
broke away frequently for brilliant
plays and took individual scoring
honors with 13 points.
Evening star., 1942-01-17

In the other half Of the twin
bill at Eastern, Central appeared a
cocky team at the start. but Ana
costa quickly showed itself to be
in the game Elmer Leukhardt's
field goal and foul shot gave the
Indians a 80 lead and the tide Of
battle shifted six times in the first
half. The Indians had a 1873 lead
at the half which held through the
third quarter, but in the final frame
the Vikings staged winning rally.
Successive goals by Bob Mess.
Johnny Gibbons and Ted Thomaides
finally put Central in front to stay.
Evening star., 1942-01-17

Totals II 2 Is Totals q 10
Inability to stop Bud CAN'T Of
John Marshall, who Gagged shots
from odd angles, gave the Presidents
their first conference setback He
took individual leadership with six
field goals and three foul shots for
IS points. while Marty Foltz was the
only G. w player able to count more
than one bucket from the floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
HyuttsviI|e Romps Over
N. T. S. Five, 1892

Hyattsville High basket ball team
topped National Training School, 39-
80. on the N. T. S. floor.
The visitors were in front. 9-5, at
the first quarter and increased this
edge to 21-15 for the half.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Four Honbury Brothers Holding
District Golden Gloves Crown
Jimmy, Max, Roy Triumph in Junior FinoIs;
Bows Club Central Bronch Is Best Team

The Hanbuy boys-mmy, Mack, Ray and Lew trprobably
will called investigating committee within
the near future explain monopoly District amateur box
ing titles as nights in the annual Junior
Golden Gloves tournament
The first trophies the famys abundanty
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Coolidge Provides tergh Court Upset Dmmng Eam Title Hopes
War Likely to Bring Pooling
Of Golf I ourneys Hereobout
Joint D. c., Maryland and Mid-AtIontie
Amateur Event Moy Go to Manor Club
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Of the important decisions of the golf meeting season.
gents who can't play much golf but talk about lot
gather tonight the annual meeting Of the Middle
the University Club 1t will be
proposal to championship the Manor
Country auspices Of the Middle Atlantic Mary
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Hockey Statistics

Results Last Nisht.
Washington, 2: New York, Overtime
tie)..
Atlantic city. 4; Johnstown, o.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Topf|ight Capital BowIers Seek
RossIyn, Portsmouth Prizes
Record Old Dominion Field Is Expected;
Clarke to Defend Berger Meet Crown

While many local and bowlers of all classes stand
ready to fire the twoday Old Dominion Handicap tournament
which tonight at Rossyn Bowling
Defending Champion Astor Clarke host other leading
Washington maple will compete the fifth annual Baldy
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Roosevelt-Wilson Duel Hot.

Totals 10 4o4 Totals SO
Referee-Messrs. Buscher and Shirley.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Close Call for Central.

Totals----l1 527 Totals----1o 21
Referees-Messrs. Buscher and Shirley
"a. b.
Evening star., 1942-01-17

Totals - IL 3 33 Totals -- 2t
Evening star., 1942-01-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
JAW Suffering
In |d|eness Told
Photo by International News Photo,

Drastic reductions in the living
standards of 100000 unemployed
auto workers were reported Satur-
day by r. J. Thomas. UAW-ClO
president, as he urged increased
unemployment benefits and war
production training courses.
Thomas stated that a survey
made Of 10000 union members re-
vealed that n families out OF
every hundred are facing eviction
in the immediate future because
of lack OF money TO pay rent.
Thlrty-Six out OF every hundred
are facing the loss Of articles
purchased on the installment plan.
Thomas said. He added that y
per cent of the families are exist
ing on sharply reduced food
budgets.
Thomas urged that authorities
adopt the following program.
L Institution of war produc-
ton training courses at prevail
ing rates of pay for trainees.
2 Enactment Of President
Roosevelt's proposals for $780,
100000 in federal funds 10 sup
plement state unemployment
benefits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Public Funeral.
For Mooney

SAN FRANCISCO. March
tUP) The body of Tom Mooney
lay in state today while thousands
of his labor friends passed by the
bier to pay final homage to one Of
the nations celebrated labor
martyrs.
A public funeral will be held for
Mooney at the Civic Auditorium
Sunday afternoon, perhaps with IN
address by Gov. gilbert L. Olson
climaxing the eulogies Of | or
leaders.
Mooney died yesterday at St
Luke's Hospital after he failed 70
rally from the fourth Of a series ct
Illness kept him in the
hospital for all but six months Of
the time after he left San Quentin
Prison in January. 1889, with q
pardon granted by Olson.
Mooney, with Warren X. Biz
lings. was convicted OF murder -
an outgrowth OF the 1916 Pre-
paredness Day parade bombing b
which 10 persons were killed and
40 injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
She Will Fight
Woman Sheriff Demands
Hearing on Lsxity Count
Time. star Csrrespssasss

MT. PLEASANT. March L.
Mrs. Anna Thomas today said she
will fight to retain her job -
sheriff of Isabella County ana
demand a public hearing o.
charges of laxity in the adminiss
tration of the county Jail.
In addition, her supposed sue.
cessor, appointed by three-man
committee of county officials, said
he would not attempt to force Mrs.
Thomas TO relinquish the Office
she has held since the death Of
her husband, Sheriff Fred Thomas.
a year ago. Joseph Rawson.
farmer and former sheriHs
deputy, was named as the new
sheriff.
A judicial investigation dis.
closed that for two weeks pris.
oners left and returned TO the jail
at will through an insecurity
locked window. and held drinking
parties in their cells. Two of the
prisoners broke into a nearby gro
Gerry store. stole S11 and returned
to their cells.