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Evening star., 1942-03-08
&c. 4-A. Summaries

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Cohen, Pennsylvania, 40 feet 5 inches:
fourth, Edward Beetem: Pennsylvania. 4s
Fordhanl, A. feet inches.
shotput-won BY Al Blozis GEORGETOWN.
56 feet 3's inches: second, Ed Beetem
Pennsylvania, 40 feet 6 inches: thiru.
fts e Ho sss coi5 teff s s ihees
COM misf New .WnPSh 1s feef inches e
second Bernard Millhaven, Fordham, g
feet . inches; tie for third among John
dobn 9en Gen and
Frankenhof. Yale, 8 feet.
Ghomss TGdd Vsns lard secSnd
9n futts ae5R G5ess hsa Finley Mfs @
Robert Walline. Army. Time rs seconds.
6O-yard dash lfnaD-Won by William
aa PENN s9st bF David
New S' YORK aR Sniyersity; GIs fouTth: Charles
Shaw, Cornell; fifth. Donald Dolbin, Penn
State. Time. 90 seconds Equals I. C.
1,0OO-yard run-won by Robert Will
liams. Dartmouth; second Norman Gordon.
Penn State; third. joseph Nowicki. Ford
b hsR h9tba1 t0q5h gaXS Sms Poansky So1ns E Te
(Francis Leary finished fourth but was
disaualfled)
Mile-Won by Leslie MacMitchen, New
York University: second. Don surnham'
cuse; fourth, William HOOPER. Villanova;
Afth, william Hulse, New York University.
Time. 4:l3.7.
6oO-yard run-Won by John Campbell.
toqrth. fourth Wa Warner PecE' Williams; n nth. Peter
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y.s Two sesssd Rebd by 1erpS PSps 4S
third, ] ]MieSsel Prohodsky: NoTtheasssTn;
fourth. Curtis Stone Penn State; Al. 9th
s:25.S. Sidney Bull, Dartmouth. finished
second but was disaualified)
drew lawrence. Ed Shine, Joe Nowicki,
tan. Time. 1898.
George tint, Thomas Keith, Al Dieboltl; !;
fee1pd se2pS ylanGya ,tb hrs g. as5s Nsv
.aaisn' York. ii Time. e. SSH. .'n' o. johns 'Ne"
PeHa STATE IssT iHshss sssOna
PITTSBURGH, 90 feet i inch; fourth. H. G.
Yielding, Army. 90 feet: sixth. David Law
yer, N. Y. u. 90 feet inches.
and miiel0Won By Penn State MEADE St
Clair, William Shuman, John Dibeler,
Gerald Karver): second, Georgetown; third
Msnhatead sn foaah.S fourth me NeE xoss
com, New Hampshire, IA it.. 4h ms; sec
ond, Truman Ford. Harvard: 13 #: IlS4
Columbia; Col nj ~ Doyle Rhosdes and Maurice Jes;
Joseph Bakura. Penn State, Is It.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Duke Nails n. T.. State
By 45-34 10 Retain
Conference Title
Victims Put Up Scrap
Through First Half,
Then Are Trimmed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c.. March T.
Duke University demonstrating con-
clusively that it's head and shoulders
above all basket ball rivals in this
section, tonight defeated N. c.
State College. 1874, in the final of
the Southern Conference cham
pionship basket ball tournament.
The championship was Dukes
second in two years.
State played the Blue Devils on
virtually even terms during the first
half.
Coach Eddie Cameron of Duke
started his veterans, and played
them for the first 10 minutes. Then
his great sophomore combination
took over for the remainder of the
stanza.
During the second half, Eddie
mixed his sophs and his veterans,
And the pace soon got too fast for
State, which already had two
tough tournament games under its
belt
Duke was out in front. at 20-19. at
the half, but in just four minutes
of the second stanza the lads from
Durham ran the count up to 29-19.
That was the handwriting on the
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Evening star., 1942-03-08
College Sports
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Duke. IS; n G, State. "a (southern
Lo-ola, A.; western Maryland, So (Mason-
Dixon fnaD.
IS. i. a. a. semihnaisi.
western Kcntucky Teachers, 40; South
western Louisiana, 43 Is. I. A. A. Semi
In1!ana Pa) Teachers. 40; shiprens-
Marquette: 46: Notre. Dame. 43.
hlSFiHRt 1fSInas IS IS anSsBbe4s aai3 sisas q 3
Westminster, 50: Carnegie Tech. S6.
st. st., !. Joseph,s; g ySr49 A. Tsmgei p 46
Colorado. 81: Utah State, As.
Wyoming. 45 Colorado State. 43.
fsdFnaoni FaiFmont. +: Il ssien, ssRlns' s..
Illinois, "a: Purdue 81
GolHYmpbia;; SHp SO; Penn: 40; o.
Prinee5on. PHne9 ~ 54' HusSaTNipns corneli, So. "
wills nova, 81; ", & = so.
Tstsse Tstsye,te e' 5s: Lasalls; Baltimore. no So
Dartmouth. 62 Brown. a.:
y;orcester Tech 5l; RensseIaer' 35.
g GissohSini G. \, " ot So: iSxa %ontcialr, fa A..
Track.
No.re Dame. As; Michigan ststs. AS;
Ypsilsnt 81 Msraqettff; 20; Wayne 0nn
Pleasant. >: North Central. 1.
SWIMMING.
Army. "A Navy. 81.
Yale. 40; Princeton. 80.
Michigan, "a; Minnesota, 30.
partas parsmouth. h. As: 0isiHi PennsyiVania' 80.
Gymnastics.
Navy. 81: Army. 23.
Temple, 35Ha; Princeton. IsM. w
Colorado State, 149la; Nebraska, 1851.
Navy, 1917: st. Johns GBrooklyn). 1Ols.
Notre Dame, l6: Marquette, IL.
c. C. N. Y, II: Penn State. 10.
Michigan State. 10; Ohio o.. z.
Nav Nav Piebes. 5s s. y n; " v q IN. I. rro,h.
Ohio State. 90; Indiana. 8.
Minnesota, o.; Nebraska, g..
Pennsylvania. 25: Cornell. 2.
Lehigh, Is: Princeton. IA.
Army 2: Royal Military colle-e :
YsIs ysIs 5r1s + r. & g. HsFysFd HsFysFd 5r9Sh :, T
R.ipefson7 Rsiss +: p. e; n! cernfl' e!. 81 ?,
afmy oS1D sl.se aeo 1ssg saEgy iinos. &ss 1897 Law
renee Tech. 1900.
ArmA 1872; Navy. i'sos.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Mischou Winner
Of Pin TOURNEY

Frank Mischou. Arlington
Bowling Center star, won first
prize in the annual Pop Craw-
ley Duckpin Sweepstakes at
Mount Rainier last night with
5-game score of 721 including q
handicap of 81 pins.
Mike Avon was second with
43-703 Jimmy Smith, third,
with 46-701 and Nick Rinaldi,
fourth. with 26-70O
The field OF 140 tied last years.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Snead, Gu|dahI, Back
In Fett|e, Feared in
4-Ban Tourney
Pairs PIoy at St. Pete
Shakes Up Dope on
International Test
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March Now that
Sammy Snead is in winning form
and Ralph Guldahl is back in the
groove again, they threaten to upset
advance calculations in the Miami
Biltmore's international 4-ball golf
tournament starting tomorrow.
A week ago. the team Of Byron
Nelson and Henry Picard appeared
the combination most likely to sur
vive four rounds of the kind of
match play where pars are taken
for granted and brides often Iail
to win holes.
Last years winners. Betting Ben
Hogan and Gene Sarazen. are next
on the favored list. The Snead-
Guldahl twosome got the cold
shoulder despite the fact they won
in 1899 and reached the final
in 1941.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Continued From Page C-1)
the final lap before greeting the
finish tape and the cameramen.
Judges Change Their Minds.

the final lap before greeting the
finish tape and the cameramen.
Judges Change Their Minds.
Judges at first gave Penn State
an additional points in the 2-mile,
disquahfying Sidney Bull of Dart
mouth who had finished second.
That would have made Curtis Stone
of the Nittany Lions fourth instead
of fifth and Teammate Herman
Goffberg, fifth.
After allowing the disqualification
to stand for an hour, the officials re-
tracted it and restored the four
points to the Indian column.
John Campbell, Fordham's de-
Tending champion in the 600-yard
dash, unleashed a powerful final
lap sprint to retain his title. Camp
bell was fourth at the start of the
bell lap and snapped the tape
inches ahead of Cornell's Kenneth
Ziegler.
The winners time was 1:13.4.
Thomas Todd Of Virginia, second
last year took the 60-yard high
hurdles in :075 after reaching the
tape in :074 in his semi-final heat.
Todd came up fast in the final
strides to nose out George ellison
of Holy Cross.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
81 College Quints
In Title Tourney
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March T.
This basket ball capital hangs
out the welcome sign Monday for
80 college teams from 81 States
who have more shots in their sys-
tenn than corpuscles.
They begin their fancy work
shortly after noon, bombarding
the baskets until a national inter-
collegiate cage champion is de-
termined in the final next Satur-
day night.
Crows nest officiating will be
tried at one of the Monday after
noon games. Platforms have been
built with glass bottoms, so the
referee has complete visicn,~
Visiting coaches are rating San
Diego (CalifD State as the FAVOR
ite,
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Use Frosh or Give Up
Sports, Curly Byrd
Tells Colleges
BY the Associated Press.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
Capt Norton G. Pritchett, di-
rector of athletics, said today that
the University Of Virginia would
"abide by the Southern Conference
policy in the matter of using fresh
men on varsity athletic teams.
1--WE shall use freshmen in games
against teams using them," Pritchett
said, however.
DR.. H. C. (Curly) Byrd. president
of the University of Maryland, a
Southern Conference member, who
was here for the Eastern intercol-
legiate boxing tournament, said he
believed that before the war is
over all of the schools will be play
ing freshmen or they won't have
athletics"
1T would be a good thing" added
the former Old Line football coach,
ito make them eligible now and
would avoid a lot of difficulties.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Conn Joins Imposing
LIST Of Scrappers
To Don Uniforms
Billy, Army Volunteer,
Fourth World Champ
Added to CoIors
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March when
Billy Conn enlisted in the Army
today he joined an imposing list
of fighters who have gone into the
military service in one branch or
another.
Heading the list, Of course. is
World Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis. who knocked out Buddy Baer
in the Goth defense of his crown
on January 9 for the Navy Relief
Fund and enlisted as a buck private
in the Army the next day.
In addition. two other world
champions have signed up-Light-
Heavyweight Gus Lesnevich in the
Coast Guard and We!terweight
Freddie CRed) Cochrane in the
Navy. Both enlisted. Lesnevich
signed up a week ago and will start
active Coast Guard service March
Is, four days after his non-title
bout with Himmy Bivins in Cleve-
land Tuesday.
Leading contenders in virtually
every division also are in uniform.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
sc. Coaches See Use
OF Frosh as Matter
For Each School

RALEIGH, N. c.. March T.
Southern Conference football
coaches indicated today they prefer
to permit each member school to
decide whether to use freshman in
varsity intercollegiate competition.
Doc Newton, N. C. State coach,
said the grid mentors decided to
make this Recommendation to the
Faculty Committee. The coaches
also recommended that present
schedules be carried out.
All conference teams except Duke
were represented at the meeting.
Wolfe said that any decisions
reached would be in the nature of
recommendations to the conference
governing body.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
H0rkev.

TODAY.
Hockey.
Philadelphia Rockets VS.. Wash
ington Lions, Uline Arena, $50.
washington Eagles VS.. Balti-
more Orioles, Baltimore.
Field Trials.
Annual spring trials, Marlboro
Field Trials Club, Billingslea and
Green Landing Farm, past Upper
Marlboro, Md, 8 am. and all day.
TOMORROW.
Exhibition Baseball.
New York Yankees VS.. Wash
ington, Orlando, Fla.
Basket Ball.
Evening Star Metropolitan In
terscholastic Tournament semi.
finals: Georgetown Prep VS..
Washington-Lee, Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase VS.. st. Johns. Tech gym;
first game, 7:30.
Track.
Catholic University annual in
door meet, Riverside Stadium.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Hockey Results

Toronto, 4 New York, .
Cleveland B; WASHINGTON, g.
Philadelphia, 8; Buffalo. =.
Detroit Eagles. As; Toledo. %
Montreal. 4; Boston. 3 overtime
River Vale. 3; Johnstown. l.
Hershey, 81 Providence, g.
ve'e. 4: Harvard. g.
Pittsburgh, 5; Indianapolis (overtime)
Kansas City. 4: Tulsa /.
Atlantic City. :: Baltimore. 5.
St. Paul, s.; Minneapolis, 0.
Omaha. .: ST. Louis, G.
New York RoverS. 4 Boston olympics, 2
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Yankees VIII De importing q cIub
that walloped the st. Louis Cards.
Missing from the Yankees will be
such familiar faces as Joe Di Mag
gio, Charley Keller, Bill Dickey, Joe
Gordon, Red Rolfe and Red Ruffing,
but New York apparently still is
mastering power with its altered
batting order.
Manager Bucky Harris will send
Steve Sundra, Walter Masterson and
Rookie Ray Scarborough against the
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Rce Dodd Boz Head Track Field Galaxy Shine C. H. Meet Tomoo
Tribe, Red Battle
Biq-Time Stuff
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, March Tt
will be just like opening day at
home tomorrow when the Gin
cinnati Reds and the Cleveland
Indians gather for their first
grapefruit game.
An Army band will give a con-
cert, the teams will march to the
center-field f1agpole to raise the
colors and the Mayor of Tampa
will throw out the first ball.
Manager Lou Boudreau of the
Indians promised to send over
his strongest lineup, so the Reds
are countering with ace Pitchers
Bucky Walters and Paul Der
ringer and Ray Starr, a promis-
ing rookie.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Red Sox Defeat Giants
On Corey's Hit, 3 to 2
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. March 7.-An
eighth-inning single by Tommy
Carey brought in the run that
snapped tie and enabled the Bos-
ton Red Sox to nip the New York
Giants, 80, here today.
1t was the third loss in as many
starts for the Giants.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Georgia 1ainter Wins
Third Major Title
In Florida Golf
By the Associated Press.

by tIlt hShUCIdItU TItSS.
ORMOND BEACH. Fla, March Z.
Georgia Tainter of Fargo, N. Oak,
captured her third major title of
the Florida winter golf circuit to-
day by winning the 18th annual
South Atlantic women's tourna-
ment with a 3-and-2 victory over
Jane Crum of Orangeburg, S. c., in
the final round.
The North Dakota girl was only
two over even fours for the Is holes
required to win and if she had
played out the bye holes in par
would have @cored "A.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Peurs Sure of PIuyoff

HERSHEY. Pa. March 7 (P1.-
Hershey Bears assured themselves
OF a playoff berth in the Western
division of the American Hockey
League by beating Providence, 5 to 3.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Loyo|a Quint Smacks
Western Maryland
In Final, 42-33

BALTIMORE. March 7.-Loyola
Colleges sparkling basket ball squad
CAPTURED the Mason-DiXon Confer
ence tournament tonight with a
42-33 victory over Western Mary
land College, victory won in the
final seven minutes.
1t was revenge for the Greyhounds
for the 1898 overtime defeat
handed them by Western Maryland
In the tournament last year.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Hit by Injuries, Mats Will Send
Potchy Team Against Yonks
Foe Also Will Have Hodge, -podee Lineup
Tomorrow; Trade Conference Looms
By a STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.

~ a Corr q
ORLANDO Fla March Amy resemblance pair major
league baseball will be purely concdenta Mats
and Yankees clash here Monday Wahngtons grapefruit
league debut.
Both outfits will be patched like Juniors old pants,
despite their rearranged necesstae by hodous
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Henrich's Punch Tells
For Yunks Over Cards
By the Associated f1ess.

By the Associated t1eSs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March Z,
Tommy Heinrich drove in all of
New York's runs today as the world
champion Yankees took their second
straight exhibition baseball game
from the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
IC dSG ytdI
yTy AEarvtarH
Rockets Defect Bisons

PHILADELPHIA, March Z P.-
Scoring a goal in each Of the three
periods, the Philadelphia Rockets
defeated the Buffalo BisonS, 30 IN
an American League hockey game.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Barons Keep Grasp
On Lead With Win
Over Lions, So

BY the Associated Press
CLEVELAND. March THE
Cleveland Barons maintained their
grasp on first place in the Western
Division of the American Hockey
League by defeating the Washington
Lions, to 8, tonight.
The Barons bagged two goals in
the first period and held the lead all
the way. Cleveland's victory kept it
ahead of indianapolis and Hershey,
challengers for the top spot. At
tendance was 9,187.
Cleveland. Wa shington
Beverage q Gardiner
Mackenzie R. d. SingbuSh
Robertson L. D. Shields
Cunningham c. Drouin
SeFilets RW. Lorrain
Milford L. w. Mantha
Scoring: Washington Smith. ONeil.
AcGibbons: Cleveland = Foster, Mllforo.
Bartholome, Siroux, Cook.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Army Is Getting Mallory.

Griffith finally contacted Out
fielder Jim Mallory, whose failure
to report to camp mystified the
Mats boss Mallory. who hit .227
with Greenville, S. c., informed
Griffith he has been classified la
and is slated to be indicted into the
Army this month.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Hank Greenberg, the former De-
troit outfielder. will play with the
Orlando Air Base against the Mats
here on March q. An effort now
is being made to obtain Cecil Travis,
ex-Nat shortstop stationed at Camp
Wheeler, Ga, to perform with the
soldiers.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Catholic University annual in
door meet, Riverside Stadium.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Hudson to Face Indians.

Facing the Indians here on Tues
day will be Sid Hudson. Jack Will
son and probably Early Winn. Will
son, incidentally. has improved his
knuckle ball and will use it more
freely this season.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Third Baseman Hills Iayne,
drafted into the Army several weeks
ago, may return to the Mats. The
rookie infielder currently is in an
Army hospital with varicose veins
and Griffith is inquiring into his
I ct9tlIS
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Wincing Spectators
See VS. Class Put
On Rugged Show
Graduating Instructors
Prove They Can Dish
1t Out and Take 1t
P1 tie Associated Press

P, tie Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, July 16.-Athletics
have taken on really tough, war
time quality in the VS. instructors
school at the Naval Academy here,
and the finished product. as demon
strated in 51a hour show yesterday
marking conclusion of the school,
really made spectators vince at the
punishment the Navy's seagoing
flyers are preparing to give.
The program ranged from ordin-
ary infantry drill to soccer. hand-to-
hand combat, track, swimming and
other sports, but with radical
changes designed to give real mus
cular coordination and a tough
physique able to dish it out and
take 1t.
The shotput in track has been
changed to tossing hand grenades.
The hurdle race now starts from a
prone position. And volley ball isn't
just little game of knocking ball
across net. 1t includes some of the
tougher aspects of football, soccer
and boxing.
Boxing and wrestling also were in
cluded, but Queensbury was ignored
as students demonstrated their
ability to take care of all the foul
blows sent their way and give some
IN return. Swimming stressed en-
durance rather than speed.
The student officers at the school
now will disperse to various fight
training centers throughout the
country to direct physical condi-
tioning programs for Navy flyers.
Evening star., 1942-07-16

nickel, players should perform
for coffee and cakes, and rink
owners should slice rents until
it hurts. And then, says Uncle
Art, there'll be some excuse for
hockey next winter. Uncle Art
happens to have two sons in the
Royal Canadian Air Force, in
cidentally-and feels mean be-
cause they won't let him in,
too.
Let's belt the buns Dept
Casey Stengel, the poor mans
Fred Allen, is getting awful
sick of them Dodgers and their
rough-riding." So, says Case.
all the National League outfits
are going to throw everything
they've got against the Buns.
Wish I had somethin' to throw"
Case prays. Meantime, Joe Cro-
nin's looking for something to
throw at the Yanks. Howzabout
q set Of crocheted hand grenades,
Joe?
Rebound catches - They're
Evening star., 1942-07-16
PLAYERS With Families to Keep
Baseball Going, Griffith Feels
Doesn't Fear Droft Will Wreck Majors;
Pofohrs DoubIe-Punch Upsets Tigers

! Cullenbine Is because we thought
Vernon might be called and Cullen
bine has played first base and could
take over there for us. Now we're
trying him out at third-maybe he'll
tighten up the infield a little.
mo, there's nothing to the story
I'm gonna trade NewSom to Brook
lyn. I'm gonna get an inflelder in a
day or two, I hope. but we have to
get waivers on him first"
Griffith denies, too, that the OBJ
ject of his affections is Alex Kam-
pouris, reserve Brooklyn infielder,
who supposedly would be included
with Outfielder Frenchy Bordagaray
and Pitcher Newt Kimball in an ex-
change for Newsom. They made
that offer months ago." fumes
Griff, "and some of the writer's are
just getting wind of it."
Pofahl Provides Extra Punch.
Second baseman Pofahl, whom
Griffith is endeavoring to replace,
figured in the Mats first hstic ven-
ture of the season last night at
Griffith Stadium and later provided
more damaging punch by deliver
ing the winning blow to beat De-
troit, 4-3, in IL innings.
Pofahl and Jimmy Bloodworth,
former Nat now performing at sec
ond base for the Tigers, tangled
briefly in the tenth inning when
Bloodworth attempted to steal Sec
ond. Jimmy's knees collided with
Pofahl, who grabbed Bloodworth
around the head.
Bloodworth picked up Pofahl and
deposited him on the ground. They
exchanged several light blows be-
fore teammates pried them apart
and umpires permitted both to re-
main in the game, much to the
later chagrin of the Tigers.
With one out in the eleventh
Early walked and Sullivan moved
him to second with a single to
right. Pofahl then inserted
single to center that scored Early
and presented Wynn, who travelled
the route, his eighth victory
Wynn Goes Route on Hill.
Wynn, who permitted Is hits,
yielded the tying run in the ninth
when Rudy York singled to score
Barney McCosky from second. In
the eleventh Doc Cramer tripled to
center with two out but after York
walked they attempted double
steal and Cramer was nipped at
the plate.
Singles by Case. Spence and Cul-
lenbine gave Washington a run
off Tommy Bridges in the first in
ming, but doubles by Ned Harris and
Higgins fetched the Tigers run
in the fourth. The Mats again
grasped the lead in the fifth, but
Detroit tied it up in the seventh
before Washington took 80 lead
that evaporated in the ninth.
Hudson will oppose Virgil Trucks
on the mound tonight at Griffith
Stadium at $50 o'clock as the Mats
and Tigers again collide. The same
clubs will battle in twilight game
tomorrow starting at 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-07-16

one ne-eighth distance, previously held
by War Relic, by two-fifths of a
second.
Whirlaway paid s4, 50 and S2.20;
Founders, $3.50 and $3.50. and Mrs.
Parker Cornings Attention, which
finished third, $340.
Founders Rallies for Second.
The race started out as duel
between Rounders and the Belair
Studs Apache, last weeks Empire
City Handicap winner. which was
toting only lot pounds, as against
Whirlaway's top impost of 1870.
Founders led by neck at the
one-quarter pole, but at the half
Apache was out in front by
length and half.
Going into the stretch, Whirl-
away popped out of nowhere to
take the lead, with Attention climb
ing up TO second place and Round
ers third. The Irish horse came
on again to place and Attention
beat Apache for the show.
Mrs. Max Factor, jr.'s, Blueberry
Pie finished fifth; Greentree Sta
ble's Swing and Sway, sixth. and
John L. Sullivan's Transfigure
trailed.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Bensinger and Welsh
Facing in Feature
OF N. A. Tennis
Younester Practically
Doomed to Whipping
lr Quorterfinol

All except one semifinal berth IN
the Middle Atlantic tennis tourna-
ment were to be filled this after
noon in play at the Columbia Coun-
trv Club, with the principal attrac-
ton likely to be Bobby Bensinger's
attempt to stand against Champion
Barney Welsh.
The Takoma redhead hardly is
given a chance, but the match might
be interesting. Bobby's youth Is nc
advantage against Welsh as it might
be against some older player. WASH
ington's regular champion can move
around Just as much and even more
so than can Bobby He can stand
the heat as we'll and has many more
big guns to fire. Barney is just too
tournament-wise for him.
The other match-both were listed
for $50 pm--had Hugh Lynch,
fourth seeded, against Dick Murphy
No. 6.
The way into the round Of four
was led yesterday by Davey johnson
with a 6-3, Ga victory over Frank
Thompson. thus removing the last
unseeded player from the tourney
Thompson has been a dark horse
possibility since his upset victory
over Buddy Adair in the fourth
round but he was in front only once
Yesterday with a 81 game edge in
the second set. Johnsen's semi
final opponent will be decided to-
morrow in a match between Don
Leavens and Charley Claiming.
One doubles quarter-final was
played yesterday, with Bensinger
and Doyle Royal eliminating Igor
Cassini and Herb Shenkin, 7--5
6-1.