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Evening star., 1942-11-11
Hanbury Getting in Faster
Ring Company in Fight
With Banks Monday

Lew Hanbury, former Golden
Gloves boxing champion, is stepping
into faster company next week
when he moves against Billy Banks,
experienced local colored battler,
in the feature of Mondays program
at Turner's Arena.
This lightweight engagement of
eight rounds figures to be one of
the high spots Of the winters ac-
tivities at the arena. Banks hasn't
and isn't making any passes at the
title, but he's a good journeyman
fighter who will be able to test the
up-and- coming Hanbury. He rang
up q string Of Is professional VIC
tories before being stopped. Hanbury
has been in the pro game only about
six months, and in that time has
won six engagements.
His only defeat was in his third
pro fight at the hands of Wayman
Stewart during last summers cam
paign.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Georgia and Tech Provide
Most Soph, Frosh Stars
1y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IL
Georgia's two great football teams,
Tech and the University. and Oft
beaten Florida dominated South
eastern Conference rokie play last
week end, each team placing three
men on the Associated Press sopho-
more-freshman team Of the week.
Despite some of the seasons most
formidable opposition, Techs bril-
liant soph-frosh scoring duo, Eddie
Prokop and Clint Castleberry, cas-
lily clinched backfield berths, along
with Georgia's Charley Trippi and
Mississippi States, Bob Pillow.
Trippi, understudy Of All-Amer-
lea frankie Sinkwich, also was a
hands-down choice for the back
field, but Pillow was closely pressed
by such glory Dragging tyros as Babe
Gendusa OF Auburn, Johnny August
of Alabama and Sonny Lloyd, Geor-
gia's freshman fullback.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Baugh, Dudley F|ashy
In Holding Aerial,
Rushing Leads
Touchdown Passing Mark
Set by Sam; Bill Ahead
Of Past Two Champs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh Steeler back, continues
to strengthen his bid for rookie of
the year honors in the National
Football League. The circuits lead
ing ball carrier now has gained a
total of 591 yards, the most efficient
job of ground gaining since Bill
Osmanski of Chicago's Bears carried
off honors in 1899 with 500.
Pug Manders of Brooklyn won
the title last year with 486 yards,
while Whizzer White, then with
Detroit, was champion in 1910 with
SIS.
Meantime, Sammy Baugh of
Washington has joined Green Bay S
Don Hutson and Cecil 1sbell in the
record breaking business. In COM
pleting IA of 20 passes last week,
Baugh maintained his lead over
Isbell in forward passing and also
established a league record in touch
down passes when three of his
throws went for scores. He now
has a total of SO, two more than the
old mark set by Arnie Herber OF
Green Bay in nine seasons. Isbell
with So touchdown passes, also has
broken the record.
There was no one close to Hutson
the ace pass receiver, who broke
another of his own records Sunday
by boosting his gains from passes
during a season to 915 yards. Hut
son has caught Al passes, more than
double that of his nearest challenger
and 13 of them have been for touch
downs.
Ted Fritsch of Green Bay and
Louis Daddio of the Chicago Cards
are tied for the most field goals
each with four.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Kentucky State Plays
N. {. College Here
Under Lights :

Kentucky State College will rule
an overwhelming favorite tonight
when its unbeaten. united and un-
scored-on eleven tangles with North
Carolina College in the first colored
collegiate football game to be played
under the lights at Grifith Stadium.
The kickoff will be at 8:l5.
Kentucky has rolled up 152 points
in five games, bowling over Lane,
Alabama A. and NJ, Benedict, Lin
coin of Missouri and Wilberforce,
while North Carolina has won nine
of it's last fourteen games.
North Carolina College has lost to
Virginia State and johnson C..
Smith in Colored intercollegiate
Athletic Association games this sea-
son.
Prominent among stars who will
see action are three colcred all
America performers in Kentucky's S
Center Warren George and Guard
Herbert Trawick and North Caro-
lina's Gus Gaines, who will be
shifted from tackle to guard.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
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found that fans prefer to gossip"
with each other Scholarly points
always will be answered If self
addressed, stamped envelope is in
closed for reply. Now mail in your
solution to today's contest prob
lens and follow the rules!
Chesspourri.
J. Mieses pays worthy tribute to
the genius Of J. H. Zukertort in his
articles In current issues of British
Chess Magazine. 1t is to be noted
that Zukertort Is referred to as the
finest blindfold player Of his time, I"
playing 16 games blindfolded. His
record stood until the American,
Harry Pillsbury, broke it in 1902.
Today Georges Koltanowski Of Bel
gium is the worlds greatest blind
fold master, playing "a games at
one time! Before him, Alexander
Alekhine, Russian born, held the
record with his feat of 80 games,
essayed at the Chicago World Fair
in 1933.4 .. -:
Dr.. w. o. Cruz successfully with
stood Challenger DR.. P. Duarte for
the Brazilian chess championship,
drawing the match. SIS. with each
player winning three games and
drawing four.
t.. Hector Rosetto is the new chess
champion of Argentina, wrestling the
title from c. Guimard, SO, with four
games drawn.
Stahlberg, Swedish ace, recently
won first honors in a masters tour
ney at Buenos Aires. He outpaced
Pilnick, 8la-71a, and far distanced
the local entrants.
(November IL, 1929
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Three New Players
Join Lions for Tilt
With Hershey
Washington Hockeyites
Seek First Win in Two
Years on Beur lce'
,ecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERSHEY, Pa, Nov. 11.-Three
new players will join the Washing
ton Lions here tonight when they
pursue their first victory in two
years on local ice, tangling with the
talented Hershey Bears.
A triumph over Hershey, coupled
with a defeat of Providence bysfa-
vored indianapolis, would send the
Lions into first place in the Anaeri-
can Hockey Leagues Eastern Divis-
ion with seven points, against six for
Hershey and Providence.
Storey Replaces Gauthier.
Hooley Storey, spare goalie bor-
rowed from the Cleveland Barons,
will replace Paul Gauthier in the
Lions net tonight, while Winger
Butch Jameson and Defenseman
Buster Richard have been acquired
from the Detroit Red Wings.
Gauthier is out with groin injury.
The Lions never have won a game
here, winning their only decision in
seven meetings with the Bears last
season at Washington. In their last
three games, though, the Lions have
defeated Providence and Indiana
polls and tied New Haven, harvest
ing five points out of a possible six.
Graboski Rejoins Canadiens.
Tony Graboski, veteran defense
man who will represent the Lions
against Hershey, will rejoin Les
Canadiens of the National League
for their game with the Red Wings
at Montreal over the week end, but
Coach George Mantha hopes to re-
tain Defenseman Charley Phillips
and Winger Bud Hitler, also Les
Canadiens property.
The Lions will entrain for WASH
ington Immediately after tonight S
tussle and will work out there in
preparation for Saturday night S
struggle there with the Pittsburgh
Hornets. -
Evening star., 1942-11-11
All Of Redskins See
Giants as Whipped
Except F|aherfy
Cooch Still Is Fretting
About Overconfidence;
Team in Good Trim

Even overconfidence, particularly
fatal in sports, hardly can stop the
Redskins now, but Coach Ray
Flaherty is doing his best to guard
against it for the game coming up
Sunday in New York against the
Giants.
Practically every one except
Flaherty already has booked the
Redskins for the championship play
off against the Bears here, and even
Ray will admit that the title is
in the bag if his team wins next
Sunday. Winning against the
Giants should present no. particular
problems, but Flaherty can hark
to a game no farther back than
September q here if he wants to call
attention to the spell the New York
ers have over Washington.
That went '14-7 in favor of the
Giants on a 5O-yard pass by Tuffy
Leemans, only one thrown all after
noon by New York, and a 66-yard
pass interception. The Giants got
no first downs to Is for the Red
skins and still picked up the marbles.
That wasn't the only time the Red
skins should have won but didn't.
Only once since that 49-14 victory Of
December, 1887, have the Redskins
beaten the Giants.
Washington escaped from the
Cardinal game last Sunday not
only with 28-0 triumph, but with
out the usual number of injuries.
Most all the regulars are. or will be
in shape, and Flaherty will use them
unsparingly against Giants.
AS a contrast to the good physi-
cal condition of the Redskins are
the sad tales of long hospital list
still coming from New York. Merle
Hapes is on this list, but he's due
to play Sunday. In the last game
here Hapes gained total of yards
against the Redskins While this
was not at all impressive, 1t was the
best any Giant did then. Also
Tuffy Leemans tentatively is slated
to play, ending several weeks of in
activity because of a conclusion.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
GaribaIdi and Leone Head
RassIin' PROGRAM TONIGHT

Two of rassling oldtimers are
matched in the feature engagement
tonight at Turner's Arena, Gino
Garibaldi and Michele Leone. Carl
baldi has been around here for a
long time, having been q headliner
in the old days when the matches
were held at the Auditorium. Leone
has srappled In n countries.
The winner viii be In line for an
engagement against Jimmy Londos
the next time the Greek stops of
here. Both are classed as villains, a
contrast to the semiflnal in which
two heroes are booked, Benny Sha-
piro Of Canada and Able Coleman,
the little Polish grappler.
Three preliminaries are listed, the
first at 9 o'clock, Milo Steinborn
against Matros Kirilenko, Johnny
Long against John Melas and Buddy
Pappas against J1hn Vansk.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Two Bowling Marks Fall
In Ice Palace League;
Bill Brewer Victor

Two season records we're marked
up In the Chevy Chase Ice Palace
Ladies Bowling League as Peggie
Mills banged out 1862 and her Ice
Palace teammates collaborated in
team count of 1886. Dorete Miller's
top single of 1874 gave the Thomas
E. FARRELL quint a 81 edge over the
pace-setting Acacia club, which holds
first place by margin Of 40 pins
over Ice Palace.
Bill Brewer, after top league set
of 1863, fired 399 to win the Diamond
Cab League tournament at Lucky
Strike. w. w. Winters garnered
high single of 145 in the regular
league play.
The leading Haydens, with
a sweep over the Tastets. continued
to gain ground in the st. Martins
Club League at King Pin. Charley
Ryan's ISL and 372 gave the Cham
pion Ed Jeffries 81 win from the
Channeys while Tom McLarneys 1873
and 367 paced scores of 500 and
1,685 as the Baardscs trimmed Lo
Jaconos, 2-1..
North Shore put it on the Pilgrims
for the rubber game In the Massa-
chusetts Society of Washington
Mixed League at Hi-Skor as Monica
Ferris and r. Lowell led with respec-
tive highs of 1896 and 1864.
Mount Pleasant swept Amity in
the Odd Fellows League at Brook
land as the veteran Earle Steele
raped out season records Of 157
and 391 and AL Dobbins contributed
142 and 370 to high team counts of
594 and Its. Columbia No. /
whitewashed Brightwood to dead
lock the front-running Covenant
quint as the latter dropped a game
fn Nol,,rr,nfn NA
Evening star., 1942-11-11
wurrra MEN

WUITE-e MEN,
White 10 play and Mate In Three Moves.
E. Montchyk calls attention to an
error in q published solution rela-
tive to problem No. 4o5. The prob
lem is solved by key-move: l. B.
OBS, and one correct mating vAri-
alton Is: l. B-QB5. KtxB discovered
check; 2. Kt-Q4 mate. This cor
rected version appeared In The
Sunday Star, November !: It Is
the true solution.
Inquiries as to cooks" or differ
ences Of opinion, invariably viii be
ss,h,tahed with the ccrmert that
readers communicate with the fan
who poses the question. The chess
editor viii not answer questions
personally unless there y . real
conflict and . true cook" We have
Evening star., 1942-11-11
March Of 81 Yurds Wins
For 6. U. Prep Midqets

A 62-yard drive after the second
half kickoff gave Georgetown Prep
Midsets the only touchdown yester-
day by which they defeated Lam
don School Juniors, TO, in 4 foot
ball game At Garrett Park.
Jimmy 0uyer scored the touch
down, and Jack Howell added the
extra point.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Bio Calumet Farm Stable
To Be Sent 10 HiaIeah
Nv the AAsociatAd PrAsR.

BY the Associated Press.
The first shipment of Calumet
Farm horses to Hialeah Park was
made from Pimlico last night. and
two more cars will get away to-
night in charge Of Jimmy Jones.
Trainer Ben Jones will 60 to the
farm near Lexington, KY. to choose
the yearlings that will be trained
in Florida this winter. Jones also
plans to spend several days at his
Parnell CMoD home before going to
Florida.
This will be the longest time Jones
has been away from the Calumet
star, Whirlaway. since the money
winning champion was broken as a
yearling.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

share top scores in the Clarendon
Major loop. A. l.. Kelley rollers
gained first place by mopping up
Harris Sales.
Bill Pruitt and Al Werle each fired
141 to tie for high game in the
Greenway Bowl Commercial loop
while set honors went to AL Multi
neaux of Kavakos Grill with $50.
Mary Holmes shone with 130 and
351 as the All-Stars routed the j.
H. Burtons in the Prince Georges
County League.
Bob Ross High Man.
Bob Ross tossed in a high of 366
to aid Calvary Methodist's top
scores of 579 and 1861 in the Airing
ton Church League. Kohlmeier of
Presbyterian No. 3 posted high
single of 143.
Washington Sodality Ladies League
rollers were given a new mark to
fire at when Mrs. Barrett of st.
Joseph's posted season record of
1862 at the New Recreation. Her
high score Of 1874 also featured a
30 win from Holy Name ST. An
thongs sets the pace in the league
race with Our Lady of Victory and
st. Francis de Sales in close pursuit.
Brewer of Claims shot highs of
1877 and 344 in the Justice Depart
ment League at New Recreation.
Courts leads the flag chase by four
game margin.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

More than a dozen players are
battling in New York City for the
national amateur chess champion
ship with Louis r. Chauvenet lead
ing the field after his 11th round,
81a-2la. Washington has no entry
in tine tilt because the pressure OF
war work has made it impossible for
strong local amateurs to be absent
from the city.
An example Of the style and
strength of the field may be cleaned
from the following game essayed
between Robert Langfelder OF
Brooklyn and Sven Almgren of the
Hawthorne Chess Club at Flatbush,
NJ "
Evening star., 1942-11-11
$4,000 Will Jam Georgia
Stands for jacket Tilt +

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ga, Nov. 1.-THE Uni
versity of Georgia is preparing to
take care of $4,000 football fans
when the Bulldogs meet Georgia
Tech, their Atlanta rivals, here No
vember 20.
AL seats are sold and an addi-
tional 5000 temporary seats are be-
ing installed.
Both teams are undefeated and
united to date.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Badgers Offer Wildcats
Last Hope for Loop Win

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-Not
since 1928 have Northwesterns
Wildcats gone without victory In a
Western Conference football season.
But they will have to beat Wiscon-
sin Saturday to keep the record in
tact. .
It Is the Wildcats last conference
game, and they already have lost
five in q row. ~
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Irish Rated Above B. G.
For Suqur Bowl Bid
w. IT,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-Sports
Editor William Meg. Keefe of the
Times-Picayune predicts in his
column that IF Noter Dame can't
play in the Sugar Bowl it will be
Boston College against the survivor
of the Georgia Georgia Tech game
at Athens, Ga, November 49,"
President Joseph B. David of the
Sugar Bowl organization said yes
terday that selections would be
made by December l. The bowl
committee, he added, will decide
next week whether to send question:
naires to prospective teams.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
GovernuIi Con Set Pass
Mark at Present Pace
m the AasociAted Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-Colum-
bia grid fans are pulling for Paul
0oyernali to break the college pass
tns record Of Last yards In total
eosapletions for season, held joint
" by Davey OBrien Of r. G. U. and
Bud schwenck Of washington in
st. Louis.
,y,,S. ..aii.S II competitions 1or lis
yards last week brought his total
for the year TO l.lsT yards, just $50
ehnrt Of the mark. He ha4 averaged
IN yards per game and still has
tvo games to play.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Army-Novy Grid Bottle
On TOP in Midwest

CAMP GRANT, Ill, Nov. 1.-THE
Midwest will get its own Army
Navy football game here today,
when Camp Grants warriors seek
to stop the sailor eleven from Great
Lakes, which ran over Missouri and
Purdue in its last two starts.
Great Lakes has won four OF its
seven games, while Camp Grant has
won three Of five. In their only
game against the same foe, Wis
consin, Great Lakes lost, 1877, and
Camp Grant lost, TO.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Today year ago-Joe Di Mag
gio, New York outfielder, named
most valuable player in Ameri-
can League, polling 291 points
In voting to 254 for Ted Williams
of Boston. -
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn.--Richie Lemos,
1:}5, Los Aneeles, outpointed Georte
zensAras. 133. New York 10).
WHITE PLAINS. n. Y;.Harold
Esntie Cardinal, iS4A. New York ts1.
6ROOkEYN. Winnie Rossano.
lS0h. nrooklyn.. and Andre Gomez,
1b9. AayanA. Ctba, drew tO..
Pttisbursh. o1t5 56intad SAokie ArnitAse.
QdD1N. Utah -Jacktt burke. 144.
QfotN, won b teeAnteAl Knockout oyer
6xIf.1Np. SAfi{. {.-1ssi faTnSr, ix7,
VIA. III. Gsxsiieo iSy. '
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Chauvenet finished his II rounds
in rush time in order to return to
the University of Virginia, from
which he expects to be graduated
next June.
Chess Problem No. 500.
First Prise. La etratesie, 1909.
By MURRAY MARBLE, worcester, MASS.
BLACK-lO MEN
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Cothorpen Quint Wins
Fuirfox Alumni Tilt

"Catharpen University" and "Dunr
Loring A. c." two teams made up
Fairfax High alumni, opened tn,
basket ball season there with a gam,
yesterday won by Catharpen, 51-4l
The winners had a half-time edge O.
24-23. Lem Adler of Catharpen wa;
high scorer with 16 points.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
CIorendon's Leading Pinmen
Face Hall in D. |. HeudIiner
Three Teams Out to Break Second-Poce
Deadlock; Crack Women's League Rolls

last by the pennantcontending Hy
attsv pnme the Clarendon sharpshoote
in for another unexpected trimming tonight when Convention
bowers the redoubtab Red Megaw journey Clar
the eight asar District League matches carded
at 7:30
Evening star., 1942-11-11

JUST LIKE lads described as cute but was fierce natas that hat was
mostly and 10 ods
n a
Evening star., 1942-11-11

WHITE MEN
White to Play and Mate in Two Moves.
Today's problems were composed BY
posed some 300 problems. In 1909 the
French periodical, La etrAteeie, awarded
him two hrst prizes-one for ths pest Two
move problem in its 1909 memorial COM
posns tourney honorins Numa Preti.
Chess Problem No. sol.
First Prize. La StrAtesie, 1909.
BY MURRAY MARBLE, Worcester. MASS.
BLACK-1l MEN.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Buckeyes Are Rushers

OF the ~ touchdowns Ohio State
has scored in six games, all but two
have been by rushing.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

w
humble the pacesetters quite a
battle for undisputed possession OF
second-place will be waged by the
deadlocked Brookland, Hyattsville
and Alexandria outfits, which are
three games out of first place.
Alexandria will engage the am
bilious fifth-place Bethesda Bowling
Center pin spillers while Hyattsville
meets King Pin at King Pin and
Brookland opposes Hi-Skor at
Brookland Recreation. >.
Lafayettes Invade Champs.
Sixth with 13 games won, the
champion Lucky Strikes take on
Lafayette at Lucky Strike In the
other matches, mostly between sec
ond division teams, Chevy Chase
Ice Palace rolls at Arlington, Ross
lyn at Anacostia Spillway and
Arcadia at Georgetown.
In the starry Ladies' District
League tonight the charging second
place Clarendons clash with the
pace-setting Lafayettes at Lafayette
in the feature attraction starting
at 7:30
Other matches will find Arlington
at Rosslyn, Anacostia Spillway at
Hi-Skor, Brookland at Chevy Chase
Ice Palace, Red Circle Food Shop
at Takoma, King Pin at Arcadia
and Rendezvous at Bethesda Bowl
ing Center.
Bump Stewards 148 and Alb fea-
tured scores of 554 and 1924 as the
Americans mopped up Takoma
Restaurant in the newly formed
Takoma Recreation Commercial
Ieao1le
Evening star., 1942-11-11
Split Honors At Clarendon.

Split Honors At Clarendon.
Emma Lee Ragsdale of Emma Lee
Beauty Salon with 125 and 351 and
Celia Rosen of Needle Shop with
1913 and 800. divided honors in the
Clarendon Major Ladies loop.
jeff Jeffries of Fairfax Country
Club hit for 1853 and Lee Marcy Of
Manping's Service tailed 392 to
Evening star., 1942-11-11
NTMZowITsCH DEFENSE.

Current standings in the United
States Amateur Chess Champion
chin
Detroit evening times., 1942-04-19
.2Chdnges Made
In Men 'sCity

Following three squads Of five
men at the Detroit Recreation and
two OF doubles and singles al
Olympic, five changes were made
among the leaders Saturday in the
city pin tournament.
Two divisions had new leaders
Wolverines of Ecorse went into
first place in Class D with 867
S7S and 80 for 2555, for 326 over
average. Eddie Sukkar, a 98-aver-
age bowler, was 164 pins over on
45S, TO take the lead in the singles.
Harold Aliens Mineralites tied for
fourth in the open team event
with 842. 1018, 989 for 2849, Alex
Innes pacing with GOT.
George Wright and Carl Bloes
combined for 1912, for las over. to
take third place in the doubles.
Fifth in the same division went to
Charles Mcdonald and Elmer
Schultz. with 300 over on 934.
In the five-men. Elmer Kepp's
Smokey Slower Sox in Class B hit
.2602 and 103 over, Charles Ham
mer having 204-211 in $50 for high.
Ralph Conrad closed with 10 in a
row and 2S7 for 615 as Smokey
Slower Gophers scared 207 over
with 2532 in Class c. Broach
Makers Yankees went 178 over
with 2377 and the best in Class D.
Detroit evening times., 1942-04-19
NOW WHAT:
Outcome Is in Air as
Metro Finish Nears

from the lead. encounter Ellis
Walkers Standards.
The Standards are only three
down and very much in the fight
In each instance il is win OF
else" as every pin. every game
counts from now to the finish
May 3.
Ralph Olzark's Orlings, only
three from the top, need to whale
Parkside TO begin their final title
bid. Quentin Heika's crew, how
ever, happens TO be one of those
teams hardest to beat when the
other fellows need the victories
the most.
orge-Marygrove. four down,
needs three from Fred Stark's S
Denbys to remain in the running.
Clarence Krajenke and the Mt.
Elliotts, after a first division spot,
must do something at the expense
of Art Centre. AS Leo Tobian's
crowd ranks as hope Spoiler, Mt,
Elliotts may not do as they wish.
Ritter's. on a course designed
10 get them out of low water. aims
to outsail Marvin Danieleski's
Chene-Tromblys. Roland Ritter's
commando is the mystery of the
loop. Worth a first division spot,
consistency is lacking.