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Evening star., 1942-02-21
Wilson and Central Underdog No Meet High School Basket Ball Final
New Victory Record
In Cage Play Looms
For Little Hoyas

Georgetown Prep cagers need
only one more victory to match last
years record of IL wins and with
four games still to 60 figure on pass
ing that mark with little trouble.
They staged a second-hah drive
yesterday to defeat Landon, 1921,
a. Garrett Park for the second tins
this season.
Landon ran up an 8-3 lead In the
first period and still was in front,
lilo, at halftime intermission.
Then the Little Hoyas got hot and
pulled away for a 2l-l6 lead going
into the last period.
Joe McAndrews, as usual, paced
Prep's attack with IL points, while
Joe Devereaux was best for Landon
with nine.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Vjtonoin Diet Makes His Setter
Field Trial Ace, Bobbitt Says

less Pride, won the grand national
in 1889
Not that a dog needs only vita
minis, of course. Bobbitt's training
method is to give his candidate the
best food, work him steadily until
he shows signs of fatigue-increas-
ing the work as fast as the dog can
stand it-and reward him hand
somely when he does a good job.
Some trainers refuse to kill birds
over the head Of a potential cham
pion. Since game is not killed in
the trails, they are afraid it will
teach the dog bad habits. But not
Bobbitt. He kills birds over his dog
in each workout and, Immediately
after the point, gives the dog the
birds head.
THE dog likes IT," he explained,
land it keeps him on the alert"
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Tigers Nail Champion
Riders With Rally in
Closing Quarter
Vikings Ahead All Way
In Downing Western;
Both TiIts Thrill
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Central High, one of the city's
basket ball powers Of former days
which hasn't won title since 1888,
and woodrow Wilson, which never
has shared championship in any
thing, meet tonight at Tech gym to
decide the 1912 District public high
title.
Both were slight underdogs at the
beginning of the playof round last
night, but both proved of cham
pionship caliber by the manner in
which they advanced to tonight's
final. Central led most of the way
in upsetting Western, 1928, while
Wilson was forced to stage a big
last-period rally to unseat Roose-
welt, for two years the champion.
1924. The two teams meet tonight
at $50, with a preliminary at 1880
between Coolidge and Eastern hold
overs.
Karas and Cross Persistent.
The Vikings couldn't subdue COM
pletely Jim Karas and Donny Cross,
Westerns potting aces, but they
displayed enough close guarding
and ability to snatch rebounds TO
gain a handy victory. The REQ
Raiders appeared in excellent
shooting form when they stepped
in front, 40, on shots by Karas ana
Charley Stephenson at the start,
but thereafter the Vikings 1ound
the range and with left-handed
Teddv Thomaides and tall Bob Hill
dropping in a pair of buckets each
they stepped ahead, 1913, in the
first period and held a margin OF
various sizes the rest of the way.
Central tailed only one field goal
In the second period, but some fancy
shooting from the foul line kept IL
IN front, 1913, at the half, and with
Rill Kelly hitting a hot streak for
four straight floor shots had safe
1920 edge going into the last elght
minutes. Hank LAWYERS pair OF
baskets was the total OF Centrais
scoring in this final frame. but Cen
trails margin and some close guard
ing was enough to stave OF west
ern's desperate late play. kellys
streak in the third period aided him
An gathering individual honors with
10 points, same as tailed by west
ern's Karas. Six of Jim's points
were charity markers.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Kane, Latzo Matched
To Complete Fistic
Gard for Monday

Eddie Kane. Southeast boy, who
fought in Golden Gloves competi-
ton, and Soldier Pete" Latzo of
Fort Meade will turn pro Monday
night, meeting in a four-rounder on
the boxing card featuring Oscar
Wright and Carl Guggino at
Turner's Arena.
The complete Monday card shows
Jabo Kenner. Washington heavy
weight, VS.. Sam Slatko. Pennsyl-
vania State champion, unbeaten as
a professional. in a 10; Gus Mirman
VS.. "Powerhouse" johnson. in a 4:
Sammy Daniels VS.. Roscoe Perry in
as.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Western Maryland.
GreenbeIt Even in Feud
With BIodensburq

All is even in this seasons basket
ball play between Bladensburg and
Greenbelt High Schools after Green
belt avenged an earlier setback by
winning yesterday, 25-22.
Bladensburg still has claim to
the Prince Georges County cham
pionship, however. 1t having defeat
ed all other county teams while run
ming up . 12-game winning streak
that was shattered only this week
by Annapolis Business College.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Battered American j,
Faces More Woes
In Terror Tilt
Western Maryland Five
Fovored Over EosIes,
Defeated by RIM.
By the Associated Press.

by tne AAsocihteo Fress.
ASHLAND, Va, Feb. 21.-More
trouble appeared in store for Ameri-
can University's cagers tonight as
they moved against Western Mary
land at Westminster after dropping
a 1880 game to Randolph-Maco
here last night.
Leading by a 27-1s margin at the
half, the Yellowjackets were obliged
to quell a closing squirt by the vis-
itors to maintain their lead. The
victory evened accounts for RAN
dolph-Macon's defeat by A. u. on
the Eagles floor.
Western Maryland, victor over
Catholic u. last Thursday and a fav-
orite to retain its Mason Dixon
laurels, will be . top-heavy choice
over the Eagles. but If "Bing" BY.
ham follows the scorching pace he
set last night in ringing up II points
American may be troublesome.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
6. W. High Basketers
Lose 10 Marshall;
Play Petersburg
Hit cisl Dispatch to The Star.

ept cisl Dispatch to The Star.
PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 21.-
George Washington High cagers OF
Alexandria, still groggy from last
nights activities at Richmond, hope
to step back into the win column
when they tangle with Petersburg
High tonight.
John Marshalls rollicking JUS
tices rolled up their goth straight
victory and their 18th in the Vlr.
eiria Glass A Conference last night
in Richmond by thrashing the
Presidents, 40-18, and they can
lock up the Central District crown
today if they defeat Washington
Lee of Ballston.
Freddy CAN'T and Bob Marshall
led the Jayem attack with u points
narp
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Central Flashes
Prison Huircuts

It doesn't require much to
start a fashion fad in the high
schools. so don't be surprised II
your schoolboys suddenly break
out in rash of convict hair cuts.
Just blame 1t on the Central
basket ball team.
The Viking players last night
made quite an impression with
close-cropped hair while playing
in the semifinals of the high
school basket ball series. Every
member of the team was shorn.
1t seems they had gotten to-
gether the previous evening and
given each other the tonsorial
works for luck.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Hv the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
FERNANDO, Miss, Feb. 21.-Feed
Htamins to your bird dog, says Louis
Bobbitt, If you want him to win a
national field trial championship.
That's the tip from the. proud
Winston-Salem, IN. c. owner whose
vitamin-conditioned Bobbitt's Peer
less Pride won the national anna
teur quail championship here yes
terday.
And If the energy pills hold out.
the North Carolina pharmacist won't
be a bit surprised to see his hand
some setter win the grand national
trials beginning next week at Grand
Junction, Tenn. For, he confded,
It was after a meal of vitamins that
pride's famous father, Sports Peer
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Totals 10 s2s Totals---13 a

Totals SIS Totals---Io %
Tiger-Rider Game Thriller.
The WILSON, Roosevelt thing was
even more of a thriller. Limiting the
Tieers to a single foul shot by FREDDY
Vinson, the defending champions
marched in front. 6-1. in the hrst
period. and despite the three goals
bv John Coffey, Wilson forward, still
had a 12-11 lead at the half. Ihe
two teams matched each other point
for point in the third quarter ana
entered the last eight minutes WIN
Roosevelt still in front. 17-16.
Then Donny Hillock, wilson S
eurly-haired All-High center last
wear. finally found the nets he had
been shooting for all evening ano
swished through for four field goals.
Vinson also got floor shot, and two
foul tosses by John Coffey and
Stanley Patten gave the Tigers their
edge, Hillock's last-period spree
gave him individual high scoring
honors with points, while Dick
Koester led the Rough Riders with
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Tenth Court Triumph
Easy for St. A|bans
In n. I. :. Game

st. Adams School quint owns one
of the best percentage records among
Washington teams with an 1893 mark
earned with 10 victories In IL games.
The 10th win came easily yesterday
with the Saints topping National
Training School, 27-13.
Reserves played much of the time
as st. Adams ran up q 17-7 lead in
the first two periods and coasted
home. Earl Elliott and Bob Bondy
divided scoring leadership with six
points each.
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Grated into little more than a brawl
through the first period, big Al
Baranowski, Boston defense man,
caught a cut eye when a spectator,
enraged at the unwarranted body
check Of 156-pound Fred Weaver
by the 208-pound Baranowski, swung
Justify and with accurate aim on
Baranowski's eye. They toted the
carcass of big Baranowski to Emer-
gency Hospital and took five stitches
In the injured optic. The spectator
as usual-eScaped, although a hus-
ky police lieutenant watched the en-
tire proceedings.
Boston Loses Five Straight. =
Boston, with five Of its top men
missing, either drafted by other
leagues or by Uncle Sam. has lost
five straight games. and now rests
in second place, four points behind
the league-leading Johnstown Blue
Birds. Their victory elevated the
Eagles to a fourth-place. five-point
lead over Baltimore. The session
was strictly on the roughhouse side,
with five penalties for each team,
two of them for more than the US
ual two minutes.
Trailing by two points going into
the final period, Washington tied it
up by protested clean shot from the
stick Of Len Burrage. The goal
stood, and a few minutes later Vic
Polish, Boston goalie, drew a penalty
for high-sticking Les Hickey of the
Eagles. Roly McLenahan of the
Eagles missed the free shot.
The overtime was all Eagles, as
they skated rings about the Bean
town boys. Keith Allen punched in
the first counter at 2::44. Stringbean
Ken Ul1yot followed with another
at 6:22 and 36 seconds later Courteau
scored with the clincher.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Virginia States ScoIp
Sought by Howard Five

Howard University cagers appear
In real high scoring mood and
hope to use their game with Vir-
ginia State tonight at Howard to lift
them above the 500 mark.
The BiSons earned their ninth win
IN l8 starts last night by sinking st.
Paul's, 86-42. Jesse James" Hill
with 27 points and Ralph Burroughs
with 20 paced the scoring spree.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
K. Of c. Lists Tuu-of-Wor

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 (F.-A tug
of-war contest between U. S. Army
team form Governors Island and a
squad from the United States Coast
Guard at Ellis Island has been ar
ranged for the K. of c. track meet
in Madison Square Garden on
March IA. National A. A. U. rules
will prevail.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Washington BowIers
Trim Blue Ribbons
By Big Margin
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

WILLIMANTIC, Conn. Feb. al
Inspired by their easy victory over
Connecticut's famed Blue Ribbons
last night by a score Of 1894 to
1852. Washington bowlers will strive
for their second conquest here to-
day and tonight in the 18th annual
Eastern Open in which more than
100 leading duckpinners of the East
will compete for top prize of $500.
Fred Murphy with 404 and Astor
Clarke with 1853 paced the foremost
rollers from the Nations Capital to
their team triumph. Nick Tronsky
was high for the Blue Ribbons with
$50 and 408.
Washington topfighters here to
fire in New England's S2,5O0 event
besides Clarke and Murphy are
Perce Wolfe. Hokie Smith, Ed
Blakeney, Lou Pantos, Harry Hill
lard. Lou Jenkins, Al Wright, Nick
Rinaldi, Billy Stalcup, Andy Glee-
son and Frank Mischou.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Varied Sports
ColleEe Swimming.

ColeEe SWIMMING.
Ohio State. SO: Michigan state ~
carnegie Tech, A; Kent State, 90
Iowa State, ~; Nebraska. 81
Minnesota, 45; Northwestern, 40
Fordham. AZ st. Joseph's, az
Loyola tChicaTol. .3s: Depauv. 81.
wisconsin. 80: Indiana. 35.
Mary, IL.
, CefleEe Hoekey,
Colorado Colleee. 9; Michigsn
Mtnnesots, B; M1chissn Tech, 5 tover-
Collere Boxins.
wisconsin. ~; Miami. u.
ColleEs Track.
Michigar, So: Notre Dame, &C.
Drake, 51:, Iowa State. ~.
Iowa, b61: Chicago. 4s: Northwest
CofleKe Wrestling,
Michigan State. 90; Case, O.
Lehish. Is; v. NJ. l., 8.
Cellege Gymnastics.
Chicago. 615.21h Indiana, b7e.27,
Illinois. 65s: Minnesota, 551.
ColleEe FencinE.
Amherst, IA: Norwich, IL
Northwestern, 10; Wisconsin. IL.
College Squash.
Harvard, Z: Amherst, 2.
Evening star., 1942-02-21

arriving In another city at 5:3O pm
and playing against a couple OF
towering giants at 9 pm. The
height Of the opposition is indica-
tive Of the superior man power
GEORGETOWN teams have faced this
season.
whats the Matter with the
Basket Ball Team" the editorial is
headlined, and, after pointing out
that although all Georgetown men
want q winner they are not justified
In criticizing the team without f1rst
ascertaining the causes for Its nu.
merous defeats, it goes directly TO
the roots Of the trouble.
Always on Unfamiliar Court.
First of all, Georgetown is the
only major team that we know OF
playing all of its games on the road"
it begins. Eyes, all of them on the
road. We played. two games at
Mckinley Tech gymnasium and that
floor Is Just as strange to us as any
floor in the country; we never prac-
tice there. From Tech we moved to
Riverside Stadium and we play only
seven games there. It all noils down
to this: we practice all week IN q
two-by-four gymnasium and then
try to play our games at q different
and regulation size arena.
Secondly, there is an old saying
that when playing on q strange
court we must give the other team
q N-point handicap. Well, we can't
give L. I. u, DePaul, Duquesne and
others q 10-point advantage and ex-
pect consistently to beat them.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Kroeze, BeIvoir Soldier,
Holds U. S. Rifle Mark

Pvt. Nick Kroeze, Fort Belvoir
soldier, oficially is holder OF the
national rife record, the National
Rifle Association announces after .
check and approval Of the records.
Kroeze's score was fired on
November Is in the United States
Aggies Gallery tournament and Is
the remarkable mark OF 1874 out OF
q possible 200.
Also a record Is the 167-200 fired
by 14-year -old Audrey Richard OF
Warrington
Evening star., 1942-02-21
HyottsviIIe Boys, Girls
Down Mount Rainier

Hyattsville High cagers scored a
double victory over Mount Rainier
last night. The boys team won, 27-'
10, while the girls gained a l4-13
margin.
This was the second meeting be-
tween these teams this season, Hy-
attsville boys having won the other
game, 1918, while the girls tied at
1913.
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Anne Habercom OF the Takoma
Recreation quint gloried at the
Arcadia in season record of 161
in the Independent Ladies League.
Jenkins Sheet Metal teammates
cheered Justify as George Jenkins,
their sponsor, fired highs of 142
and 372 in the Clarendon CONNER
cial B League. Toggery Shop gar
nered team honors with SIS and
1869.
Sparked by Margaret Shields 337,
Continental Life swept Sterling OPP
ticians with 1884 in the Brookland
Ladies League. Lillian Carleton of
Federal Litho was high with 1873.
Johnson Of r. and c. Stars.
r. e. C. pinmen dominated the
G. A. o. League at Convention Hall
when Johnson's lusty scores of 16l
and 423 led team counts of 597 and
1,745.
ODwyer's 159 and AIT were the
big blows as Arcade No. / white
washed Arcade No. with a season
record score Of Ito in the Ana
costa Spillway Laundry League.
Jeanne Stivers of Budget and
Ruth McClintic of Interior No. /,
with respective counts of 1874 and
1863. divided top scores in the La
dies Federal League at Arcadia.
With 135 and 371 Bud Reed of the
c. F. Arminger quint was top roller
in the Silver Spring Independent
League.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

by tne ASSOCIHIeU FItkS.
NEW YORK.-Ray Robinson, IA,
New York, stopped Make Berger. 14611,
Montreal (2).
BOSTON.-Abe Denner. 12s, Boston.
outpointed Jackie Wilson. 18TH, Pitts
burgh IN. b. A. .featherweizht cham
pion) 1O-non-title).
LYNN. Mass-Pat Fanti. 1875. Lynn,
stopped joey Rivers. 1875, New York
a..
PROVIDENCE. r. I-Jackie CAL
Iura, 1855; Hamilson, Ontario, stopped
HIGHLAND, N. Joe Baksi. col.
New York, outpointed Willie Thomas,
HOLLYWOOD. - George Morelis.
1891, Mexico City. and Red Green,
1926, Hollywood. drew UO).
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Basket Ball Scores

LOCAL.
North Carolina. "a; Maryland, 30.
Scranton: scIsnton; q; GsoFSs;5osn, y;nosnt gs sS
Randolph Macon, As; American o.. 80.
Howard. Sc: st. Paul. ~.
TSSSd,Gw YiliSe %s,t:an, rs; ssosevslt' a.
ST. Adams. 81: National training, Is.
Maryland Park. %: Woodward, %.
Hyattsyilie e: Mount Rainisr: & II,
Gonaas., %: genedictine. e2,
Greenbelt, IS; Bladensburs. 22.
St, Joseph's tPs1. 50: virginis;, 81.
Eatlham. %: svarthmore. Al.
Duauesne, n; W.ynesburs. 81.
Temple, As; West Virginia, 80.
MuhlenberF. 80: GettysburE. 20.
eoiSnRsn' eooiSansRtssn So; g.; Ho6sFs Sssiru' IS. 80
west west Virsinis WESLEYAN. IS: Bethany. %.
Hamilton. 81: Haverford. ~.
SOUTH.
Arkansas, ~; Texas, "a.
Washington and Lee. 81: william and
Riehmond. ,4s; "; NJ. l.: %.
Auburn. 47s Florida. 90.
MIDWEST.
Kansas, 81: Oklahoma A. and NJ, 2s.
Baldwin wallace, 10: western Reserve,
Oberlin, A.; Louisville, ~.
North Dakota stats, 81: North Dakota.
washburn. 50: wichita, s5 (overtirns).
WEST.
Rice. So: Texas Christian. 81.
Texas A. and NJ. Al: Southern Mstho-
Texas Tech, 81: Arizona State. So.
Idaho. I3s: Oregon. 80.
Utah, 35; Denver, %.
sSn ssou'nJ JOSE state' 81; Hevada. 81. ~ o.
WashinGton. AZ; OREGON State. 20.
Texas Mines. "a; New Mexico 43.
s.an%tord % az 2Ic!,c 2 E. L.. / a: AooiIe,. Se a, Pa.
WtliaSnstsA -. osuAss q SAAhe. %.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Brewers Visit Trenton
For Contest Tonight

Washington Brewers, who tied
Wilmington Blue Bombers for the
American Professional Basket Ball
League lead by winning, 44-40
last Thursday night, journey tonight
to face the Trenton Tigers.
Tomorrow the Brewers return to
close their home campaign against
Trenton, starting at 9 pm. at the
Heurich gym.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
St. Johns RifIemen Trim
6. W. for Third Win

ST. Johns rife team won its third
victory of the season by outscoring
George washington High, 1873
1,414. at the G. w. range in Alex
andria.
Anthony Di Bartolo was high for
the Cadet with 277 total for the
three positions.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Gonzoso Quint Repeats
Over Benedictine

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Feb. 21.-Proving an
earlier victory was no fluke, Con-
zaga High cagers OF Washington
toppled Benedictine, 26-22, last
night. They won q 1-point victory
in Washington two weeks ago.
With Garvin Hammers shooting
responsible for most Of it, Bene-
dictine gained a 1913 halftime lead,
but Ray Tanning and AL Lauck
reversed matters in the last two
periods. Hammer led In scoring
with 10 points from Gonzaga's
Tanning tailed 8.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
DettweiIer, Smith Pace
Hoyos in Rifle Victory

Dettweiler's century from a prone
position was the only perfect score
turned in as Georgetown University's
rifiemen outshot Western Maryland,
1869 to 1,306, for their second con-
secutive victory. Dettweiler and
Smith tied for high gun with 275
each. Orrison's 256 was tops for
the Terrors.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Rally by Maryland Park
Tops Woodward Quint

Maryland Park basket ball team
came from behind In the closing
minutes yesterday to top Woodward
School, 1928, on the Y. M. G. A.
court.
Bud Ford of Maryland Park drop
ped in the winning tally shortly be-
fore the final whistle. woodward
led at the half. 1873.
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Leland Junior High cagers topped
Takoma-Silver Spring Junior High
team yesterday, AIS, for their 18th
victory this season. High scorer
was George Van Wagner Of Leland
with 16 points.
Evening star., 1942-02-21

With every member Of the team
scoring 10 points or better, Senate
Beer quint topped Alexandra Police,
61-52, last night In Heurich League
basket ball play. Northeast Falcons
won over the Aggies, 52-32. in the
other game.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Student Publication Lays 6. u.
Court Failure to Conditions
Team Always Playing on UnfomiIior Court,
One Of the Hoyo's Several Arguments

Defending Georgetown basket ball team In the face OF It's
this winter The Hoya student publication
editorials issue to the prob
lens confronting the squad and points to four disadvantages
has labored under.
major objection would to be too road
Judging accompanying which depicts the team
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Keith Going-away Handicap at
Chevy Chase Ice Palace. Both
events are scheduled to start at 2
o'clock.
Pretty Doris Smith Leigh of Nor
folk will be the defending cham
pion in the all-star GULL attraction
with a bevy of topf1ighters from
Richmond and Baltimore swelling
the Capitals delegation of more
than 80 contestants.
Will Give Keith Present.
Entrance fee in the three-game
Keith affair at the Ice Palace will
be So. Both man and woman par
ticipants will receive a two-third
handicap. Scratch is 100. A small
amount Of each contestants en-
trance fee will be used to buy Keith
a present before he leaves to join
the Coast Guard in which he re-
Gently enlisted.
Gladys Fish was the heroine with
counts of 149 and 357 as the fourth
place Brentwood Drugs took the
rubber game from the King Pin
quint in the King Pin Ladies
League. Highs of 532 and ISIS
gave Brentwood Valet a 2-1 edge
over the second-place Sterling
Laundry.
Roy Wilson, noted horseshoe
pitcher. was the heaviest walloper
with 354 as Census No. l marked
up top scores of $40 and 1853 in
the Department Of Commerce Mems
League at Lucky Strike. Ellis
worth Phelps of Standards No. 1
grabbed game honors with 135. Led
by Concha Barkl's 125 and 316,
Census fair pinspillers bagged hon.
ors in the Ladies' Commerce loop
with 1416.
Bartell Rolls Even 400.
Jiggs Sanderson of E. NJ B.
gained the limelight at Fort Davis
with q season record Of 176 in the
Navy Yard League. Marty Bartel
Of Tool No was tops with an
even 400 set. Paced by Jerry
Pearce's 1874 and Jack Days 388.
the leading Broadsides posted highs
of GIG and 1787.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Fair Stars Roll in GULL Event;
Both Sexes to Honor Keith
Lucky Strike and Chevy Chase Alleys Hosts
At Popular Tournaments Tomorrow
background.

Bowers who have written their of the most
brilliant chapters Of Washons bowling history will be honored
tomorrow when the leading dukpnners the
the 9Th Lorraine GULL tournament Strike and
rollers of both compete
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Five years ago-Eleanor Holm
Jarrett, backstroke queen. signed
$4,000 contract to appear at
Cleveland Great Lakes Exposi-
ton, abandoning amateur status.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Courteuu in Hot Water Again;
Both Hockey Teams Away
Eagle Doesn't Know if He's to Incur Fine
For Ruckus in Victory Over Oympies

Both hockey the town due to play foreign ice
Hockey League entry scheduled
Philadelphia with the Rockets in attempt to boost
wogame winning streak since Coach Ching johnson
was benched while Eagles of the Eastern Amateur League
with lowy Skeeters The Eagles OF
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Totals Is a<5 Totals Is 9 80
Score at haf-Randolph-M Macon. 27;
American, Is.
ofncials-Msssrs. o. Mitchell and
Wharton.
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Totals 42s Totals 10 "a
Three years ago-Ciencia. King
Ranch filly, won s59,350 Santa
Anita Derby by five lengths from
xalapa Clown, Impound and the
favored Porter'S Mite.
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Totals IL 527 Totals 513
Referee-Mr. Auerbach
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Totals---10 625 Tots
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Beermen Beat Coppers

Totals---11 1 % :
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Totals IL 2 80
Referee-Mr. Gordon.
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Leland Rings Up No. II

Totals 161o42 Totals