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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
BY GEORGE HUBER.

With only eight more games to
70 in the high school round robin
series it still is hard to predict who
will and who will not be numbered
among the four teams in the title
playoff series on February 20 and
81. Roosevelt and Wilson are
cinch to be there. Wilson moved
along with 1925 victory over Gen.
trail yesterday, but four other teams
have mathematical chances of max
ing the grade-Central, Coolidge,
Western and Eastern.
Eastern, a preseason favorite, no
longer is in a commanding position
and faces probably the toughest
road, with Western and Wilson still
on its schedule, but the others hard
ly are In better shape. Central
probably can pick up the necessary
victory over Tech this Friday, al
though the Vikings have been no
ball of fire in recent outings and
must face Roosevelt In their other
game.
Western must meet Eastern and
Coolidge, while Coolidge has West
ern and Wilson remaining on its
program. It's not inconcelvable
that several of these teams may tie
and a playoff could be necessary
to decide who will be in the play
offs.
Western Is Hard Pressed.
In yesterdays other game, Western
barely topped AnacoStia and stole
the show as far as excitement IS
concerned, its 1928 victory being
earned with big rally in the closing
minutes. 1t was the Red Raiders
steady playing and GOODNESS in the
pinch which turned the tide. Their
$500 lead gains into the final
quarter vanished before an Anacostia
uprising that netted eight straight
points. Thirty-flve seconds before
the end Western was trailing, 1925,
when Bernie Gittleson dropped IN
spinner to narrow the gap. Charley
Stephenson followed 8 seconds later
with a sidecourt shot to put Western
In front, and Immediately after
Gittleson took long pass and
dropped in another.
Swanson Moore, Western center.
was fouled just as the game ended
and dropped in his two losses after
the final whistle. That was eight
points Western earned in the last
IS seconds, which may be a record
Of some sort.
A contributing factor to Anacostia's
defeat when it appeared it was going
to triumph was the Punishment Of
Elmer Leukhardt. This big Indian
center went out on fouls 3 minutes
before the game ended. He had
been thorn in Westerns side on
defense and led Anacostia's attack
with eight points. His team was
ahead, 1925, when he left the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Ftzsimnons Best Scropper
OF All Time, Says Jeffnies

A team Of amateurs from Jeffries
barn at Burbank, Calf, dropped i've
Of seven bouts with the pick Of Ari-
IONA amateurs In q tight card last
night.
As to Fitzsimmons, IT think hi
could have taken Jack Dempsey
he would have outsmarted him"
Louis?
Fright now he would give anybody
q battle" replied Jef1ries. Hes In
the greatest condition Of his career
and condition tells the story"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

a. b.
Wilson Never In Danger.
In topping Central, 1925, Will
son jumped in front right away
and never really was in danger.
The Tigers had 6 points in the
first period before the Vikings reg
istered their initial tally and i'm
proved this to an 1873 margin by
half time and 2S-18 going into the
final period. Central came out of a
slump here and pushed in points
while Wilson was registering in
the last minutes.
Freddy Vinson, for the second
successive game, was big shot in
Wilson's scoring, registering Is
points. Bill lavish and Don Hill
lock each got S to aid the Tiger
cause. lavish may be lost to the
team for some time now, however.
Owner Of a trick knee, he rein
tured that member yesterday.
Wilson's accuracy from the foul
Hne really supplied its margin.
Both teams dropped II field goals,
but the Tigers made good II OF
Is charity losses, while Central
got 4 points from the free line in
D tries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Bethesda Has Easy Time
In Beoting Rockville

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
cagers really are back in their win
ming stride after q disastrous streak
that saw them drop three straight
Their second victory In q row and
the eighth of IA games was regis
tered yesterday with q 1914 rout
over Montgomery High at Rock.
vile.
After rolling up 32-7 edge in the
first half the Barons turned Their
subs loose and held their margin
Carl Julien was high with IL points
followed by Dick Poerstel and BOZ
Brewer with nine each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Teaching Golf to Wife,
Hubby Makes On Ace

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Feb. Mrs. Al Col
Inns expected to be shown the finer
points Of the game, but nothing like
this when her husband took her
out for a golf lesson.
She watched while he stepped up
to the tee and with q now, like
this" sank q 135-yard hole-in-one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Chinese Gets 80 Points
For Whitmun Quintet
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WALLA WALLA, Wash. Feb. A.
A Chinese boy is an oddly on q
Pacific Northwest College basket
ball team, but little Al Mar is do
ing all right for himself-and Whit
man College.
The Seattle-born lad scored Is
field goals for 80 points last night
as Whitman beat Puget Sound, IS
to 80. He's q freshman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Blair Coins Fourth Win
At BriorIey's Expense

Montgomery Blair's basket ball
team has been losing more games
than 1t has won this season, but at
least the Blazers can look forward
to compiling a better record than
they had last year. 4
The four victories they had in 1914
already has been matched with the
fourth win Of 1912. turned in yester-
day over Briarley Military Academy,
1915, at Blair.
The game was featured by close
guarding.
Bob Weir, Blair center, took in
dividual honors with six points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES.-Chalky Wright,
127h, Los Angeles. New York feather
weight champion, scored technical
knockout over Richard Lemos, 1913.
NEW YORK.-Maxie shapiro, 1891.
New York. outpointed Sal Bartola.
1881. Boston 90.
BROOKLYN.-Eddie Landers. 1873.
Chicago, outpointed Guillermo Puentes,
1873, Colombia (e.
WHITE PLAINS. N. WINNIE
Vines, 1904. schenectady, N, T.. out
pointed Irwin Kaye Kaplan, 1B4M, Los
Angeles IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Come Nay Bring $2S. 900
For Navy Relief Fund
By the Associated Press.

By tne Asb0clhted Prest.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Nick Kearns
Of Chicago, basket bali official for
% years, today was chosen to ref
cree the Notre Dame-Great Lakes
game at the Chicago Stadium Mon
day night to raise funds for the
naval relief.
With capacity crowd of $4,000.
the sum of $4,000 probably will be
realized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
6. A. O. Loses in Overtime

QUANTICO, Va, Feb. Mime
points in an overtime period while
the visitors were scoring only six
gave the local Marines a 1896 de-
cision over General Accounting
ONCE courtmen here last night.
Palonis scored 10 points for the
Leathernecks and Farrell, IA for the
Accountants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
MIDWEST.
N~L.o~kA

MIDWEST.
Omaha, "a; Nebraska Wesleyan, 30
(overtine).
Ohio wesleyan, So: Heidelberg, 20.
wittenbers, 54 Otterbein. 40.
Alma, Al; Kalamazoo, 81.
Akron, 40: Cincinnati, 80.
WEST.
Whitman, 65: Puget Sound, 80.
st. Marys (Calif). 80; San Francisco
u. 80
Baylor, SO; Texas Aggies IS.
Howard Payne, 81: Trinity, 20.
OREGON State, "a; Idaho, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
City Title Event Among Eight
Voted for Capital Linksmen
Ballot of Golf Association Is 6 to3
To Continue Championship Tourney
Bv WALTER McCALLUM.

pattern of eight golf tournaments today spread before
the local nkmen District Golf Association reversing the
recommendation of its Executive Committee stood favor Of
holding the District amateur title tourney More than month
ago the Executive Committee recommended cancellation Of the
championship urging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
HyattsviIIe Girls Victors

Betty Bennett, with Is points,
scored more than the whole Mary
land Park sextet as her Hyattsville
Eigh team scored . 25-12 decision
yesterday ut Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Wilson Joins Roosevelt syo With Open
Eagles Sd Defeat Of Skeeters
Is Sample. Of CrumbIing Loop
River Vale, Like Johnstown, Brings Only 10
Men and Both Teens Are Devoid Of Fire
By BURTON HAWKINS.

There's occasion to become excited or mildly mined
about It, but what's Eastern Hockey League fans
isn't cricket The saared socaed amateurs merely going
through the motions Of completing the schedule.
The last two teams at Riverside Stadium Johnsown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Totals III Is 4 Totals IL e31
Referees-Messrs. J. Mitchell and b.
visny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Score ct hslf-George wsshinEton. %;
Virginia, 8. Oficials-Messrs. Koran and
Shirley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Totals Is s3S Totals ---12 80
Score ut half-Eastern, 81; 0onzaga, II.
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Wilson Never in Danger.

Totals 30 Totals IL 42s
Referees-Messrs. Buseher and Keppel
"a b..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
TIGERS Make Certain
With 31-26 Victory
Over Central Five
Western Stoys in Fight
In Beoting Anoeostiu
By Late Rush, 1898

NIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
AIsub Runs Third as River|und
Ekes Victory in Westchester

colt and his rider, Carroll Bierman,
make up almost 20 lengths in the
l 3/16-mile run, yet lose heart
breaker. He finished q head behind
lola Rose which was half length
behind Riverland.
sRiverland, which finished first
eight straight times before winding
up third behind Whirlaway and
Thumbs Up in the recent Washing
ton Handicap, today returned 5000
for 81 and was timed in 1:562s under
ia pounds. Apache holds the track
mark of 1855 fiat
Alsab and Riverland dropped out
of contention after the start, the
pair running like a team for almost
mile. Riverland went around
horses while moving earlier than
Alsab and got up to win right at
the end.
Alsab began his drive forward
around the last bend and saved
ground turning for home. He gained
steadily along the rail In the stretch,
closing fastest Of all. Some OBJ
servers thought the SABBATH colt
was climbing" in the early stages.
Tola Rose forced the pace cut out
bly, Doublrab and finally put that
fellow away entering the stretch, but
weakened when challenged by River
land. Boysy was an even-runhing
fourth.
The fans set . new record for the
track by betting $500, 1914 on this one
race. They also established new
national record for daily double
wagering by sending $95,572 through
the machines.
Picture on Page C-5)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Badgers, by'17-7
Triumph, Knock
Bucks Off Top
By WILLIAM WEEKES,

Associated Press SpOrtS writer.
MADISON. Wis, Oct. 31.-Under-
dog Wisconsin, arising to gridiron
heights, blasted Ohio States Buck
eyes from footballs Number / rank
ing today.
The Badgers amazed most of the
$4,000 bulging-eyed spectators with
q II to I triumph. And the score
Just about tells the story Wiscon-
sin threatened three times and
scored three times. The Buckeyes
had one good scoring chance and
cashed it in.
The headline makers were big
Marlin Pat) Harder, fleet Elroy
Hirsch and AI-America End Dave
Schreiner, but 1t was q brilliant
team victory for wisconsin. Ohio
States Wanted running attack,
which had mauled out triumphs over
Fort Knox, Southern California. In
diana, Purdue and Northwestern,
piled up a lot of yardage, but when
danger threatened. Badger linemen
and secondary defenders combined
to take charge.
When the Badgers had the ball.
fierce charging by the forwards and
solid blocking down field gave the
backs all the help they needed.
Hirsch Starts Badgers Win.
The triumph, which sent Wiscon-
sin to the heights, was Wisconsin,
sixth in seven games. After whip
ping Camp Grant, Wisconsin fought
to 7 tie with Notre Dame, then
conquered Marquette, Missouri,
Great Lakes and Purdue to come to
today's all-important test unde-
feated.
Hirsch started the first payoff
march in the second period with a
brilliant 59-yard dash to Ohio's 81.
Harder and Hirsch battered out
three first downs to the 9, and three
plays later Harder burst through the
middle of the Buckeye wall for the
touchdown. He added the point.
Aweak punt by Tom Cleary, Buck
eye reserve back, gave the ball to
the Badgers on their At near the
end of the session. Hirsch got off a
neat 19-yard run around left end
but the Buckeyes slowed down the
ground attack on their 10. Harder
then stepped back to the q and gave
lSee BADGERS, Page CAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Burdened
with 124 pounds and conceding
chunks OF weight to older stars,
Mrs. Al Sabath's Alsab today finished
third in the $4,000 added West
chester Handicap at Empire City
and lost a chance to pass the retired
Shut Out as the years leading turf
money winner.
Riverland, 4-year-old gelding
picked up in Chicago by Harold A.
Clark for 5000 before developing
his current form, took the $l9,850
first money, while A. j. Sackett's
lola Rose STAYED of a mighty but
late rush by Alsab, to place.
Alsab earned only $4,000 for finish
ing third, making his 1912 total
$227,715, or $11,257 short of Shut
Outs seasonal mark. The 500 bar
gain colt now has an all-time total
Of $338,315.
A crowd of 27,l69, which installed
Alsab favorite at $l.15 to 81, saw the,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Crimson Aerial
In Last Minute
Bags 1914 Tilt
BY STEVE O'LEARY,
Associated Press Shorts Writer.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 81
Harvard's refusal to quit under a
two-touchdown handicap was re-
warded in the final minute of to-
days Big Three clash with Prince
ton as Gordon Lyle snatched a
touchdown pass from Jack Come
ford to give the Crimson a cher
ished 1914 triumph.
A throng of 10000 saw the Grim
son perpetrate one of the season S
biggest upsets as the previously hap
less Harvards finally gained their
initial victory after losing four and
tying one of their five previous
starts.
It didn't look to be Harvard's day
at all during the first half and the
improved Princeton team seemed to
be able to score at will any time
the Tiger field general cared to
open up his offensive.
Princetons George FRANKIE and
Bill Gallagher accounted for two
quick touchdpwns early in the Sec
ond period and the Tigers then set
tied down to play their cards close
to the chest. Harvard's eleven, on
the other hand, looked singularly
inept and ready victims for further
scoring.
Harvard Comes to Life.
But 1t was a different team In
the second half. It was Princeton
which cracked and the Tigers bore
only poor resemblance to the
team which they fielded in the first
half.
Don Richards, a sub left halfback,
started the Crimson rolling in the
third period. sparkling Harvard's
initial touchdown drive with a
dazzling 30-yard sprint to the Tiger
81. Cleo ODonnell made Is more
and then Richards brought 1t to the
1See HARVARD. Page C-2)
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off the toe of Mickey Connolly. The
goal was the tipof that Boston held
the Hoyas in respect.
Boston at" Party Gets Rough.
The Boston ct" party began to
get rough only few moments later,
when as a result of pass intercept
ton the Eagles got the ball in mid
field and moved down to the 1-foot
line. On a fourth-down plunge,
Co-Capt. Mike Holovak hit the line
and seemingly was stopped. He
fumbled, however, and Right End
Don Currivan recovered for a dis
puted touchdown. Connolly added
the extra point and it was 100.
A tumble by Joe Gyorgydeak,
MISUNDERSTANDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

Georgetown OLD was wrong.
So swiftly did the Eagles strike
that Georgetown never got chance
to play its game: Long before the
first period was over the score was
II to 0, as result of a field goal
and two touchdowns, and the Hoyas,
primarily ground gaining team, had
no choice but to pass the ball in an
attempt to get back into the battle.
Then, as if the absence of Johnny
Barrett and Charley Miller was not
bad enough, Georgetown lost the
services of triple threaten Frank
Dornfeld on the first play of the Sec
ond quarter.
Dornfeld was painfully gashed on
the right thigh by cleats, a wound
requiring nine stitches to close, and
when he was carried from the field
GeorgetoWn's hopes of even making
the game close also were carried out.
The Hoyas never quit, however, and
at the end they still were in there
fighting, but literally So loosely
officiated was the struggle that it
got out of hand and four players
two from each side-Were banished.
Worst Beating Since 1892.
Not until the waning moments of
the game, which required 2 hours
and so minutes and which was
marked by 40 Georgetown pass. at
tempts and 100 yards in penalties
walked off against the Eagles, did
the Hoyas come close to scoring.
Then they were UP against Boston's
third team and the crowd had begun
to leave Twice the Hoyas threw
long passes that put the ball deep
in B. C. territory and twice the
officials called the play null and void
and penalized Georgetown.
The last time the Hoyas sustained
worse beating was in 1882, when
Carnegie Tech won 51-0 decision.
Today's score of 47-0. however, was
exactly the same as by which
Georgetown defeated Boston College
in 1927. In their series the Eagles
have won seven times, lost three
and tied one.
The Hoyas knew they were facing
a good team, but they didn't expect
the Eagles to be as terrific as they
we're today. On the opening kick
off Eddie Doherty. the quarterback,
ran the length of the field. The off,
Gals ruled that he stepped outside
on Georgetown II. however, and
Boston finally settled for field goal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

Bulldogs 18th in a row since Ala
bama humbled them a year ago
For Alabama it was the first defeat
of 1912.
Trailing, 0-10, going into the last
quarter, Sinkwich twice connected
for touchdowns to his one-time
Youngstown Ohio schoolboy pal
to hurl back the Crimson Tide. Then
Andy Dudish, substitute halfback,
scooped an Alabama tumble out of
the air to score the coup de grace
Leo Costa, Georgia's place-kicking
expert, booted the extra points.
'Bama had seized the initiative in
the first quarter, when speedy Rus
sell Craft, Alabama's great wing
back, scooted Al yards through right
tackle and cut back to cross the
goal line standing up. George Hecht
kicked the extra point for 7-point
lead.
Georgia wouldn't Stay Beaten.
The field goal came early in the
third period, after a 67-yard drive
stalled on Georgia's 6. Two line
plunges saw 'Bama pushed back to
the IL and Hecht booted the ball
over from the 20 on third down.
But Georgia wouldn't stay beaten.
With daring which the team had
shown repeatedly during the game,
Sinkwich opened up with a barrage
Of passes-the passes which pre-
game speculation had tabled as the
attack which could beat 'Bama, If
anything could.
Starting on his own %, after
'Bama's kickoff from the field goal,
Sinkwich connected with passes 10
Van Davis, end, and Lamar Davis,
wingback, for four consecutive first
downs, setting up the ball on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Results of Football Games Yesterday

LOCAL.
Maryland, Is; Florida, 0
Boston College, Al; Georgetown, 0.
Central, 10; Tech, I.
Randolph Macon Academy, IA; Episcopal, 7.
EAST.
Penn, 10; Army, 0.
Westchester, g.; Albright, 0.
Bowdoin, IS; Bates. II.
Bucknell, Is; Lafayette, Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Honken Calls Eagles the College Cream

whereof He great at George
Washington he than held his while with the New York
gone the Eagles blame him.
think football saw he said that 1915
which Boston Georgetown But shucks
this club is better than that 1910 They're terrific
Myers Boston College with
closer resembling the Bears There's
concentration heft speeda the ingredients Of
fine that doesn't figure to lose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

'Bama' 10, first down and goal to CO.
Sinkwich drove S yards off tackle
and then stepped back to whip the
ball straight to Poschner's hands
for the first touchdown.
The second drive started on
Georgia's 81, after Alabama's Russ
Mosley had pushed the Bulldogs
back with a booming quick-kick.
With Sinkwich handling the ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN.
After the Browl Was Over
By FRANCIS {. STAN.
Star STAFF Correspondent.

After the Brow Was Over
BOSTON, Oct 31-H the people who still find time to pick
mythical national championship football teams overlook Boston
College they well might be making terrible mistake The Eagles
feudng coaceHead Guy Denny Myers and
Formation Specialist Boyd Brumbaugt-ddnt lick great
Georgetown team when they 47to0 victory here today
which had beaten Mississippi Temple
Manhattan which had tied Auburn They slaughtered
that had been hard to eleven that big and
game.
Hanken the George Washington end and
dropped Fifth Club" special
coaches and
ona Il here Georgetown for the G. w.
help haven't to take back
this Boston College terrific that
Georgetown had a chance play its game.
stopped the
ability The College
today could played hreenan line and Won"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-01

William and Mary IS; Dartmouth, H.
Columbia, IA; Cornell, Is.
Fordham, 4; st. Mary's, O.
Harvard, 49,; Princeton, "A.
Michigan State, Z; Temple, (tie).
Yale, q; Brown
North Carolina Pre-Flight, 9; Syracuse, 0.
Navy Plebes, 81; Admiral Farragut Academy, 0.
Colgate, g.; Holy Cross, (tie).
CONTINUED On Page Ca Column 81
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Sinkwich Leads Bulldogs Rally
In Last Period for 21-1O Win
Crimson Tide Rolls Up Score, Then Ebbs
When Fronkie's Passes Begin to Click
By ROMNEY WHEELER,

ATLANTA, Oct 3-Georga dash and Georgia daring per
aAmerca frankie Snkwich and his snaching
partner George Pochner the of great Alabama
football team dizzy with sensational
fourth period attack today.
Georgas straight victory and the