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Evening star., 1942-03-07

General Counsel rollers swept
Technical Staff to regain first place
on total pins in Commissioner and
Miscellaneous Ladies League at
Lucky Strike when Alcohol Tax
dropped a game to Service No. 2,
despite team highs Of $40 and 1.467
led by Edna Hunters top scores of
129 and 1928.
Although on the losing side. when
front-running Commerce bowiers
trimmed Colonials, 81, Mae Diehl
with high set of 1886 hiked her
average to 1886 to tie for top rating
with Edith Meredith in Lucky Strike
Ladies' League. Dot Wells 113-308
led the Commerce win. Capt. Marcy
Lambert's high single of 126 and
Helen Kaplan's 112-305 were decid-
ing factors as second-pla Busy
Bees took the odd from Jack Nor
tons.
Certified Bakery, leading Anscos-
tia Business Mems League with 48
games won out. of SO rolled. is only
a game ahead Of City Baking while
the runnerup team holds a 3-game
advantage over Mead's Liquor. Pre-
yost, top shooter with an average Of
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shouldn't have much trouble with the
Lions, having tanned them four times
in five meetings-twice by shutout
scores
Lions Are Weak on Road.
Further, to the Lions discredit,
is the fact that they've won only
one Of their last seven road games.
Should they lose at Cleveland while
Providence IS beating Hershey the
Reds could move into third place
tomorrow by beating Buffalo while
Washington is losing to Philly.
Obviously subdued, and without
Defenseman Al Branowski, who was
socked by spectator the last time
his team visited Riverside. Boston's 8
Olympics proved easy for the Eagles
last night.
The big period was the second
when Redvers Mackenzies gang
scored six times for a season record
OF scoring IN single frame. Les
Hickey was the big man in the at
tack, being credited with five points,
four Of them on goals.
The Olympics didn't score until
1t was 60 against them. Gerry Des
Rosters getting past Craig McClel-
land midway the second period.
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1t showed once again that he is
COLTS fastest growing sensation.
Earlier in the tour he won the Los
Angeles Open and the Texas Open,
in which he finished IL under par
in a tie with Hogan and then beat
the games top money winner for
the title.
Chick is the son Of E. w. Har-
bert, veteran professional at Battle
Creek, and received his first clubs
when 31a years old. He became a
3-sport star in high school and under
his fathers training also developed
into a master golfer-so good that
in 1887 he won the Michigan Open
with consecutive rounds of 63-64-67-
74-268, 20 strokes under par for
what still is world amateur record.
He is tremendous driver, likely
to become more famous for his
power than even Snead, or Jimmy
Thomson. or Hogan. He won q
driving contest al the New Orleans
Open with three blasts of 300. 288
and 285 yards. But more important
he is accurate with his irons and
when he is hot, wields a magic
putter. He had seven brides in
yesterdays round.
Byrd, Nelson Tie Harbert.
Tied with Harbert were Sam Byrd,
the former Yankee baseballer, and
Byron Nelson, each of whom finished
with 7os for 289. Young Al Brosch,
who had forged into a tie with
Snead at the three-quarters post,
fell back to 290 and fifth place.
Most of the pros moved on today
to Miami where 80 of the top
notchers, including Harbert, have
been invited for the big 4-ball cham
pionship opening there tomorrow.
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&C. Meets St. Johns Georgetown Prep Faces W Basket Semhnss
Suburban Pin Plants
Hosts in Feature
Events Tonight
Peocock's Bethesda,
Mount Rainier Hold
Hondicop Affoirs

Suburban drives will be the scenes
Of Metropolitan Washington's two
top bowling attractions tonight rs
both stars and dubs fire In the sew
enth annual Pop Crawley handicap
tournament ut Mount Rainier and
many man and woman rollers Of all
classes shoot in Roger Peacocks
Police Boys Club benefit handicap
affair at the new Bethesda Bowling
Center.
Bill Wood. general manager OF the
Lucky Strike, also had a hand In
today's special events when he
staged his annual party for the
playground boys.
Compete in New England.
Lorraine GULL and her Hi-Skor
teammate, Ingomar (Bing) Moen
will see action in the Yankee wom-
ems tournament at Hartford, Conn,
tonight and the Olive johnson event
in New Haven tomorrow. Lucy
Rose, Arlington bowling instructress,
and Lucille Young of Chevy Chase
Ice Palace also may compete in
both New England Journeys.
TomorroW's fifth annual Sabatino
tournament at the Franklin Bowling
Center in Baltimore promises to at
tract most of the city male topflight-
ers.
Billy LaBille, captain Of last years
pennant- winning Manor No. team,
went to town with a season record
single Of 18l in the Country Club
League at the new Bethesda Bowling
Center last night. Congressional
rollers bagged team honors as C. w.
Hammett paced scores Of 622 and
1877 with 1872.
Honors Widely Divided.
Highs were split four ways in Ar
cadia's Ladies Independent League
as Ellen Veihmeyer of DAILY Food
Shop hit for 143 while Mabelle Her
ing, Greyhounds, posted 36l and
team highs went to Fletcher's Cafe
and Shah & Shah with respective
counts of 538 and 1,575.
Corinne Hauser, King Pins Ladies
District League team captain who
boasts victories In the Clarendon
Ladies Handicap and Lucille Young
Near Star tournaments. was the top
fair roller in the G. A. O. Mixed
League at Hi-Skor with 140-349.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Coast Guard Checks
Fishing Vessels
Leaving Bay
By the Associated Press.

oy tHt hSSOCldlco fTesS.
NORFOLK, Va, March THE
Coast Guard has announced that
effective Monday masters of all fish
ing vessels departing from Chesa-
peake Bay ports to fish outside the
capes must obtain permission from
the examination vessel before pro-
ceeding outside.
The notice, issued by Comdr. r.
B. Hall. U. S. c. c., assistant cap
tain of the port Of Norfolk, said that
this permission must be obtained
each time q fishing vessel leaves the
Bay. The examination vessel, an
chored near Cape Henry. is flying
the Union Jack for identification.
All fishing vessels entering the
Bay also must report to the examina-
ton vessel and obtain permission be-
fore proceeding to ports within the
Bay.
Entrance to the Bay "by any
channel other than that channel
close to Cape Henry" is forbidden.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

League Eagles may find themselves
backed solidly when they return here
to inaugurate the United States
Amateur Hockey Associations play
off series next Friday night.
This, despite that they're destined
to wind up no better than fourth
on the seven-team loop of which
they won the championship last
year.
But the Eagles have been coming
fast of late. capturing five of their
last seven games. And Owner Sew
crime G. Loeffler, now vacationing in
the Southland, won't feel too badly
when he hears that 3,003 customers
sat in on his teams best showing
last night. 1t was the Riversiders
second best crowd of the 1912
campaign, being exceeded only by
the 3,287 who saw the Washington
Baltimore game In early December.
Eagles End Away From Home.
The Eagles incidentally, will wind
up their regular season in the East
ern Amateur League on the road,
playing at Atlantic City tonight,
Baltimore tomorrow. River Vale next
Wednesday and Boston a week from
tonight. Yes, their first playoff game
will be played here before their reg
ular season is completed.
But if Eagle rooters have cause to
be encouraged, those who follow the
Lions are in for much nail-chewing
before the week end is over. Only
game and a half ahead Of the Provi-
dence Reds in their fight to get into
the American League playoffs. the
Lions tonight must meet the West
ern-leading Cleveland Barons at
Cleveland before returning for to-
morrow nights game with Phila-
delphia at Ulines.
On the record the Barons
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Damascus Clean P|al
Gets Sportsmanship
Tourney Award
Five Bottles Rockville
To Tie in Final Game;
B.-C. c. Girls Score

Damascus is champion of Richard
Montgomery High Schools sports
manship basket ball tourney, taking
the title in an odd finish last night
at Rockville.
It's game against Montgomery
ended in 1925 tie, with Damascus
being awarded the crown on the
basis of fewer fouls. 1t committed
only nine miScues to the Is regis
tered by the Rockville quint
Bethesda Chevy Chase captured
the girls title. defeating the host
team, 24-22, in another exciting
game.
An all-tournament boys team was
selected with members receiving
sportsmanship pins from Roberta
Burdette, president of the Montgom-
cry County Chapter Of the Sports
manship Brotherhood Players hon.
ored were Melvin Gates. Sherwood !;
Charles Stiles, Gaithersburg
Charles Senseny and Lee Cline,
Damascus, and Gay Baker, Mont
gomery.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Kansas 521 Points Set
Big Six Scoring Mark
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Kans.. March T.
Kansas University, co-champions of
Big Six Conference basket ball, es-
tablished a new scoring record Of 521
points in 10 games.
The old record was 462 points, set
In 1889 by holders of the other half
OF this years title. Oklahoma. Kan
sas wound up its schedule last night
with a 67-to-44 victory over Mis-
souri,.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Pro Court Tournament
Storts in Chicago
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March THE five
day tournament to crown a 1912
professional basket ball champion
will start tonight in the Interna-
tional Amphitheater with the de-
Tending ch ampions, the Detroit
Eagles, opposing Toledo in the
opening game. A field of 16 Of the
Nations leading pro teams will
compete.
Other games tonight will pit the
Harlem Globe Trotters, 1910 title
holders, against the Conoco Oilers
of Hagerstown, Md, and the Fort
Wayne Gnd) Zollners against the
United States Ordnance Proving
Grounds team at Aberdeen, Md.
Evening star., 1942-03-07


through last nights bruising session
with banners flying. all winning by
knockouts. But the trouble they ex-
perienced before driving home the
pay-off punch was the tip-of on
trouble ahead. That does not apply
to Petro, who bounced Grover Davis
on the deck three times to win by a
technical kayo in the first round,
sort of picking up where they left of
two years ago when Davis also
wound up in an inglorious prone po-
sition.
Victor Takes Punishment.
Maimone, conceding an advantage
in height to Herschel Todd, soaked
up some stiff belts on the button be-
fore finally scoring bull's-eye with
his own potent right. A more cau-
tious approach. plus the passable
brand of inf1ghting Todd employed.
might have given him the nod and
resulted in stunning upset.
Mullen was behind on points in his
fight with able Jim Jeanette before
he snapped right to the Apollo
youngsters jaw to send him reeling
to the canvas for a nine-count in the
third round. jeanette. who forced
the fighting and jolted the defend
ing 112-pound champ with several
hard smaSheS to the head in round
2, wanted to continue, but obviously
was in no condition to do so.
Workman scored the cleanest kayo
OF the evening. cornering rugged Roy
Hubscher and whacking him with a
long right that ended hostilities.
Hubscher pitched forward on his
face, and Referee Charley Reynolds
l0-count merely was an official ges-
ture, but before Roy bowed out he
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Undefeoted Hockey Hoyos Risk
Record in Naval Office Game

an 11-12 decision to Chet Adair's
All-Stars. Sumner Putnam. who
starred on the ice for Yale, will take
Goalie Charley Wilson's place
while Paul Mcconnell from Mil
waukee will make his debut for the
departmental team.
Among ex-college stars in the
Navy Department lineup will be
Its. q. g. James Sliney of Holy
Cross and the Christensen twins
Hans and Larry-from Harvard; En-
sign Warren Colby, an all-American
with Yale in 81 and '38, and Ensign
Hamilton H. Wood of Harvard.
The game starts at $3.50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Newport News Plays
Marshall for Title
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March 7.
John Marshall High cagers of
Richmond, undefeated this season,
will meet Newport News High here
Wednesday for the class A high
school league championship Of Vir-
gtnia.
Coach Hulie Conn's Newport
News quint won the right to meet
John Marshall in the final by de-
feating Lynchburgs western dis
trict champs, 36-28. last night 1t
was a close game all the way with
the teams tied at 1925 going into
the final period.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
North and South Unite
In Links Triumph
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March IA North
ern and Southern golfer teamed here
to win the Miami Biltmore Amateur
4-Bau Tournament from two local
contestants.
Frank Stranahan Of Toledo, Ohio
and Morton Bright Of Atlanta de-
feated Jack Hathaway and Bob Nc
Cullers yesterday after a 38-hole
battle. Bright won the match with
a par on the second extra hole,
taking two easy puts from II feet.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Like Scores Mark Tits
In Recreation Loop

Three games in the D. c. Recrea-
ton Basket Ball League were de-
cided by nearly the same margin
last night at Roosevelt High court.
Led by Kitchens, who scored 18
points, War Department Reserves
whipped Maritime Commission, 81
10, while Fleming scored II points to
lead A. G. o. publicity to 28-18 win
over War Department facilions. A
third game went to Bureau Of
Standards over wyoming, 38-l5.
Barnwell led Standards attack with
13 points.
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establishing a course record of 66,
six under par, at the Lakewood
Country Club while Snead was
steaming along to his third victory
in four years in the st. Petersburg
Open.
Snead shot a Is in the morning
round and finished easily with 10
in the afternoon and 72-hole total
of 286, two under par for the 3-day
route. He won also last year and
in 1899, so that his triumph by three
strokes was no surprise.
Harbert Captures Gallery.
1t was Harbert, giving a dazzling
exhibition of golf with every stroke,
who captured the fancy of the
gallery and came from we'll back in
the tournament to a Sway tie for
second place at 289.
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cracked Reno with couple OF good
blows that made the customers sit
up and take notice
Corbin Scores Only Upset.
There was one upset. John Cot
tom Corbin atoned for a defeat in the
118-pound novice final of the recent
Golden Gloves tournament by out
pointing Gene Miller in a scorching
duel. Miller went to one knee in the
second when Corbin grazed his chin
with sweeping right, and was grog-
gy at the end of the period, but he
was fighting back at the finish, grit
tily trying to turn the tide Of battle.
The tournament goes into the
semifinal round next week with Is
bouts. longest program yet staged,
on tap
Last nights results:
NOVICE CLASS.
liz pounds-Gilbert Smithson (Apollo)
dec. Junior Rodill (Merrick).
lis poundNEmmett Painter IN. T. 81
dec. Georse Cross (Police)
Gene McGinnis ~. 8. o..
13b pcunds-Dominick Marvaso prince
Georsesl dec. Pete TakeshorSe IN. T. g.;
Jimmy Hubbard (Apollo) dec. Keith Gools-
by tMerrick
147 pounds-George McEntee Apollo)
dec. Rex Sanders IN. T. s..
SENIOR CLASS.
112 pounds-Dck Mullen IN. T. s.
t.k.o. Jim Jeanette tApollo), to:25 third
Is pounds-John Corbin (W. B c. dec
Gene Miller IN. T. 81; Danny Petro
U:25 frst).
1856 pounds-GeorRe Espina IN T s.
dec. Billy Goettling (W. B. c.: Tommy
TX. c..
$50 pounds-CharlN Maimone TX C)
t.k.o. Herschel Todd tMerrick), Il SO sec
ond).
lG5 pound-Reno Workman (St.
Mary's) k.o. Roy Hubscher (unatJ U:l0.
second.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Georgetown University's unde-
feated hockey team lays its record
on the line at Riverside Stadium
again tonight when a potentially
strong team representing the Navy
Department crosses sticks with the
Hoyas. 1t Is an added starter for
the G. U. six which thought 1t had
finished its regular season three
weeks ago tonight when it made
Lehigh it's ninth victim.
Although Navy Department has
split even in two games this year, it
Will be considerably stronger than
D was last Sunday when 1t dropped
Evening star., 1942-03-07
GIens FoIIs Yet to Name
Three Tourney Quints
u..k L....intaa p-ars

BY the Associated Press.
GLENN FALLS, N. z. March T.
All but three OF the eight teams
which will compete in the 23d an
nual Eastern States Scholastic
Basket Ball Tournament March 26-
% have been chosen.
Latest to enter the tourney Is
Trinity High School, New York City
Others are West New York IN. j.
High, defending champion; La Sale
Military Academy. Oakdale, Long
Island; John Marshall High. Rich
mond, Va, and Holyoke, Mass, High.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
General Counsel Bowls Sweep
To Regain c. & M. Loop Lead

1875, also leads with so strikes and
1872 spares.
Lawrence Weyer was the hot shot
in Silver Spring Business Mems
League with a season record Of AL
capped by 149 that paced high
scores of 595 and 1,739 as Mary
land Personal Bankers whitewashed
George F. Muth.
George Pinky) Bradt, veteran
Georgetown sharpshooter, led the
firing in the G. A. o. Mems League
at Convention Hall with BIT after
Graham of Examiners got away
winging with 156.
Dutch Sherbahn, who was Ill when
a record field Of 106 bowlers turned
out last week end to compete in a
tournament named in his honor,
came back strong with All last night
to lead Youngblood Hardware to a
sweep over Highs Ice Cream in Ia
koma Duckpin Association League.
Hope Wilkinson's 1873 and Dorothy
Gardner's $50 were high lights in
Brookland Ladies' League.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Hot Action Promised
In Stars Tourney
Next Monday
BIodensbure and Blair
Go Down Fighting os
Preps, Borons Win
By GEORGE HUBER.

-Four teams, all at peak form and
representing the cream Of schoolboy
basket ball in this section outside
the District public high series, re-
main to fight 1t out in The Stars
10th annual Metropolitan Invitation
1nterscholastic Basket Ball Tourna-
ment, with Georgetown Prep and
Bethesda Chevy Chase entering the
semifnals with completion last night
of first-round action at Tech gym.
Prep, Catholic League champion.
eliminated fighting Bladensburg
quint, titlist in Prince Georges
County, 47-34, and Bethesda cinched
the Montgomery County crown last
night by topping Montgomery Blair,
its traditional rival 52-29 The
lineup for Mondays semiflnals,
which promsie some torrid basket
ball, puts Prep against Washington
Lee and Bethesda against ST. Johns
The final tentatively is set for next
Wednesday.
Bladensburg Makes Hit.
Much Of the tournament talk to-
day centered around little Bladens-
burg which although eliminated,
won general commentator as it
played for the first time in the
Metropolitan event. The Peace Cross
cheering section. led by a snappy
quartet Of uniformed lasses, set a
fast pace for the other groups.
Also notable was the one-handed
shooting Of Dale Meyers, rangy
Bladensburg center, who flashed up
and down the court throughout and
gave the Little Hoyas a mess of
trouble. Teammates Tex GivenS
and Hawk Frederick also were
bane to Georgetown.
Real difference between the two
teams and proving to be the winning
margin was big Johnny Shovel, g.
foot-4 Prep center who last night
proved his right to be ranked among
the best schoolboy cagers in this
section. Using his height to good
advantage both on defense and Of
fense, he tipped in l9 points and
generally paced Prep's victorious
effort
Shovel Not Alone.
The Garrett Park quint displayed
balance. however. Ray Schneider
was behind Shovel with IA points
and most Of the others shared i'm
portantly in the scoring.
Prep led all the way but not until
the closing minutes gained COM
Portable margin A 9-8 edge in the
first period was enlarged to 2316
at the half, with Shovel responsible
for 13 Of these points in the first
16 minutes, and the Little Hoyas
added slightly to their margin in
the two remaining periods.
Schneider, limited to one goal in
the whole first half, hit his stride
in the last two quarters and his three
quick baskets in the third period
constitute the turning point In the
battle.
Frederick, Givens and Meyers
scored for Bladensburg in the last
quarter, but a pair Of baskets each
by Jack Lally and Schneider STAYED
of the threat.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Basket Boil Scores
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EAST.
Franklin Marshall, SO: Gettysburg, 8S.
Slippery Rock, SO; Grove City, 81.
Geneva, 43: Villanova. 81.
Bucknell, So: Dickinson, 27.
Concord, 81; Davis-Elkins, 56.
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.
Duke, 81: Wake Forest, 45.
N. c. State, SO: William and Mary, 81.
MAsON-DIXON CONFERENCE.
Loyola (Baltimore), 81; American, "a.
western Maryland, 40; Catholic, "a.
SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE A. A.
wsss.EPR s.: P.eS. tkyA 4, Teachers. 81; 'Tenne'-
southwestern iLa). SO; Presbyterian.
So.
MIDWEST.
Oklahoma Aggies, 27: Oklahoma, 10.
Kansas, 81; Missouri, A.
Western Reserve, So: Case. 80.
ACgustans, SO; illinois College, 40.
John Carroll, As; Marietta, 20.
WEST.
Stanford, 80; California, -.
Southern California. 50: o. c. L. A.. a.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Three years ago-Dartmouth
defeated Princeton, 1888, to
retain Eastern intercollegiate
basketball title. Tony Canzoneri
outpointed Eddie Brink in eight
rounds ut New York.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Crackers Get CoIIeqiun

NEW YORK, March z P.-Wal-
ter Widmayer, first baseman at City
College of New York, has forsaken
the halls of higher education and
signed with the Atlanta Crackers
Of the Southern Association.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Hurbert Wins Fans as Sneud
Collects St. Pete Top Coin
Co|orfuI Chick Establishes Course Mark
To Lond in Triple Tie for Second
By JUDSON BAILEY.

ST. PETERSBURG, THE young pro on the
P G. AS winter circuit who capable of stealing
Snead Ben Hogan and gofs other great Chick
This 27yearod bater Battle Creek the
looking prospect professional yesterday
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Old Guard of Amateur Boxinq
Stays on Top but Weokens
Petro Lone Veteran to Escape Punishment
Before Landing Koyoes in A. A. U. Meet

Amateur boxngS old guards the boys annually found the
front ranks of mtten manpuaors had another
their credit today after turning ambitious
emned challengers nights District A.
card at Turner's Arena but their future may
seem to be.
such as Charley Mamone Danny petro Dick
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Eagles Look Tuned for PIuyoff,
But Lions Prospects Are Dull
Hockey Amateurs Rout Boston, Set Mark;
D. c. Pros Underdogs in Baron Game

Extreme optimism and frank Skepcism represented the
asting moods with which ice hockey teams were
regarded by the towns puck-foowers today.
On the basis last nights 21 of the Boston Ompcs at
Riverside their victory Of the year. the Eastern
Evening star., 1942-03-07

EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Washington, IL; Boston, l.
River Vale, q: Atlantic City. 4.
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Totals Pa 652 Totals Ia l 80
Referees-Messrs. Shirley and Keppel.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Stanford, 80; California, -.
Southern California. 50: q. c. L. A., a.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Totals 21 547 Totals IA "a
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