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Evening star., 1942-03-05
Hoya Frosh Tossers
Avenge Defeat by
Aberdeen Quint
Win ImpressiveIy, 5o-36,
Over Weakened Rivals;
Kostecku Sets Pace
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ABERDEEN, Nd. March S.
Georgetown's freshman quintet
slowed away its gear for the season
today with the solid satisfaction Of
having compiled one Of the most i'm
pressive court records IN the East
and of having avenged the only
smudge on an otherwise fiawless
campaign by tripping Aberdeen
Proving Ground here last night,
5o-36.
1t was a well deserved victory al
though Mark Haller was not in Alb
erdeen's lineup and Moe Becker
turned an ankle early In the game
and was not at his best. The Frosh
bottled up Marty Passaglia, star Of
the first game. holding him to six
points, and were in a mood to stop
anything Aberdeen tossed at them.
Andy Kostecka topped the win
ners' scoring column with 20 points
and had a good supporting cast in
Lloyd Pottollichio. Meigs Reilly,
Danny Hassett and Ed LAWN.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Ramb|ers and Health
Quints Take Close
League Games

Eastern Highs gym was the scene
Of the hottest action in the D. G.
Recreation Departments basket bail
league last night, both games being
decided by 2-point margins. The
Ramblers nosed out Maryland
Sports Club, 1926. in one and Ma
tional Institute of Health eked out
a 1924 decision over U. s. Torpe-
dos.
Air Corps took the only one-sided
game Of the night, wauoping SCOTS
Club. 1921, at Central. Central's
floor also resounded to the thud of
U. s. News nipping N. Y. A., 1890.
and F.. B. is No. team downing
G.. A. O., 36-25. House Hectic
whipped N. l.. r. B.. 35-15; Navy
Yard Draft defeated Munitions, 40
"a. and No Names downed Retail
Clerks, 1915 at Roosevelt gym,
while A. G. o. Exchange upset Sixth
Presbyterian, 3l-25, in the only
game at Tech.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Todays guest star H. G.
salsinger, Detroit News: while
the Government set the clocks Of
the Nation ahead an hour to pro-
long daylight and conserve elec-
trio power. the major leagues
plan to use as much power as
last year"
sportpourri-That news that
Bernie Bierman will coach the
Nays pre-fight training school
at the University Of Iowa may be
the hottest thing that has hit the
sports headlines in q long time.
When he was recruiting up
around Minneapolis recently
Bernie interviewed practically the
whole Minnesota athletic staff as
we'll as a lot Of former gopher
players. The whole North Carolina
grid staff also has been making
inquiries. We hear that's just
one phase of the Navy's program
OF training sailors at colleges, so
it looks as If there will be plenty
Of action in the stadia no matter
what happens to the ordinary
variety Of intercollegiate sports.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

ney opener.
In the absence Of glamour boys,
both the Blue Devils and the Cen
erals find their true strength.
Consider the top-ranking Duke
team, for example. It has no out
standing individual star whose keen
eye is responsible for its success.
In fact, If you consult the scoring
records, you will find that not a
single Blue Devil was among the
first 10 conference leaders.
Has Several Combinations.
Duke is a fine example of team
spirit and cooperation. Coach
Eddie Cameron has built not one
good outfit, but several combinations
of teams.
His usual pattern Is to start Ray
Spuhler and either Sam Rothbaum
or John Seward at forward. Clyde
Allen at center and Bill McCahan
and Bill Stark at guard.
Then, in almost every game, when
the hands Of the clock point to 10
minutes Of play, regardless of the
score, into the fray come Cedric
Lofts and either Rothbaum OF
Seward-whichever did not start
at forward; Bob Gnatt at center,
and Garland Lofts, usually for
Stark, at guard.
If things are going badly. Cameron
will juggle things around until he
gets a lineup that clicks.
In other words. there is not an
individual star on which the Duke
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Bonneker Table Netmen
Sweep CHAMPIONSHIPS

Banneker Recreation players hold
all four titles in the colored city
wide table tennis championships for
boys. The tournament was held at
Banneker, with contestants repre-
senting all sections Of Washington.
William Upshaw won the junior
singles. while the senior title went
to "Jonny" Simpson. Daniel Veal
and Jesse Borum combined to take
the Junior doubles, with the senior
pair crown going to Lewis Green
and Albert Wyche.
Summaries:
Junior singles-william 'Upshav kBan.
nsker) defeated Holssy Lee rraheis,'
Senior singles-"Jonny'' Simpson Ban
neker) defeated Richard washington Dun-
Junior doubles-Daniel Veal and Jesse
Borum (Banneker) defeated Holsey Lee
and Clarence Baker 21-13. 21-1s.
Senior doubles--Levis Green and Albert
wyche (Banneker) defeated Warren Leg
gett and George Coates By default.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

To pay honor to one Of the most
likeable characters ever In the bowl
ing game, droves of Metropolitan
duckpinners Of all classes will jam
the Mount Rainier drives Saturday
from 10 in the morning until mid
night for the sixth annual Pop
Crawley tournament.
No longer proprietor OF the Mount
Rainier bowling establishment after
years Of promoting the game in the
nearby suburb, Pop, past his middle
70s. until an illness Of six weeks ago,
had been keeping in touch with the
little pin game by rolling with the
Jordan's Auto Service team IN tne
Mount Rainier Commercial League
Evening star., 1942-03-05

times with scores OF $50, GA and SIT
against the losers 623. COS and 600.
Harold fuckers 1924 was high
for the losers.
Lafayette Bowling Center was a
81 winner over the sixth-place
Arlington quint, winning the first
and last game with 638 and COL as
Rudy Jarman hit for lat and 405
while Astor Clarke aided with 146-
1893.
Johnny Swope's 1894 and Lawrence
Pugh's 382 led Peacock's Bethes-
dams to a 81 win from King Pin.
The winners posted team counts Of
675 and 1855. John Chaney's 1856
4l8 and Bob Miciottos l6l-369 were
high for the invading King Primers
who chalked up GAL and 1882.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
BY HUGH fullerton, Jr.


RICHMOND. Va. March s.
Sports report from the South:
Big problem facing sports fans
and writer's here is how to take
in all the events crammed into
the next few days. AS a sample,
Ben Wahrman of the News Lead
er few to Raleigh. N. c.. to get
the Southern Conference basket
ball tournament started today.
Then he'll visit Norfolk for the
Virginia Golden Gloves and will
20 from there to Charlottesville
for the Eastern intercollegiate
boxing championships. Mean
while, there's the little matter OF
getting the baseball season
warmed up and a brand-new
ball park ready for it and chap
eroning the crack John Mar
shall High basket ball team
(Which won q straight games
after losing its opener through
the Duke Durham Southern
tournament and the Eastern
States affair up at Glens Falls,
Evening star., 1942-03-05

IIlc IlISL lille CluUo VI lllc 10 ocPo-
rated by only five games.
Sinking the visiting Brookland
Recreations last night with scores
Of 608, 658 and 626. the Arcadians.
led by Capt. Fred Murphy's 151-430
and Ray Parks 800, swept their Sec
ond straight match for II wins in
the last Is games.
Leaders Lose Ground.
The leading Rosslyns lost ground
by dropping a 81 decision to the
champion Lucky Strikes as the lat
ter maintained fourth place. After
Billy Stalcup had fired 162 to give
Rosslyn the first game with 652, the
Luckies, paced by Harry Aiken's
1874 and Dave Burrows 374,
won the final two skirmishes.
Following up their last weeks sea-
son record count Of 2,0o1 with 1916,
the heavy-clouting Clarendon Bowl
ing Center combination posted 659-
1915 to trim Chevy Chase Ice Palace
81. Gene Targets top set OF 433
and Chick Darr's l64-410 were the
big blows for Clarendon. Jack Tai
bert's 146-400 and Jack Perrel's
141-387 led the invaders.
The pennant-contending Hi-Sko
outfit, after winning the first tilt
from Convention Hall as Capt. Ed
Blakeney marked up 160 in 419
set, were swamped in the last two
games as Meyer Weinberg's top sin
gle of 1T featured the nights high
team counts of 682 and 1851. Odie
Brown shot 155-413 to share set
honors with Weinberg.
George (Pinky) Bradt's 1853 and
404 we're the big items as George
town Recreation swept Anacostia
Spillway. Penn Recreation was the
odd-game winner from Del Ray as
Bill Kings 159-388 featured scores
of 619-1,776.
Hilliard PAGES Hyattsville.
Harry Hiliard's IA and 394 were
best as Oscar Hiser's Hyattsville
Recreations nosed out Brother
Henry Hiser's Bethesdans three
Evening star., 1942-03-05
EwelI and Morcom Seen
Double Title Winners
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 5-Two sue
cessful doubles may be scored in the
2lst annual I. G. A. A. A. A. indoor
track and field championships at
Madison Square Garden Saturday
night.
Norwood Ewell, the Penn State
senior from Lancaster. Pa, is the
favorite in both the 60-yard dash
and the broad Jump. Alfred Rich
mond Morcon, New Hampshire
sophomore from Braintree, Mass. Is
expected to win both the pole vault
and high jump.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Biq Ten 10 Consider
Plans 10 Schedule
Service EIevens
Freshmen Policy, Other
War Matters to Come
Before 3-Doy Confob
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Athletic d.,
rectors Of the Western Conference
assembled today for a threc-day
meeting to determine Big Ten war
time policies.
Among the many subjects ex-
pected to come up for discussion
were:
Extension Of 1912 football sched-
ules in order to play service teams.
Amending the freshmen eligibility
rule, possibly by shortening the
present one-year residence require
ment.
General alterations necessary to
meet the speedup In academic
courses. Many Of the schools now
are prepared to crowd four years Of
work into a 32-month continuous
course.
Returning conference basket ball
schedules to II rather than Is
games.
Possible termination Of the an
nual Big Ten-Paciflc Coast track
meet.
Any recommendation made by
the athletic directors must receive
final approval from the Faculty
Committee, which will meet with
the directors Friday night and may
make its decisions known Saturday.
Big Ten track teams also will
gather here this week for their an
nual indoor meet Friday and Sat-
urday night at the University Of
Chicago. Ohio State and Michigan
are regarded as the top contenders
for the crown won last year by In
diana.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Whipping by Middies
Lowers T.. u. Stock
In Title P|ayoff
Need Reversal Of Form
To Conquer RIM. in
Contest Tonight
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS. Md, March s..
Catholic University's dribblers
awaited their debut In the Mason
Dixon Conference championship
play-on tonight at Baltimore with
some misgivings after dropping .
1926 decision to Navy here yester-
day in q loosely played game.
Coach Carmen Pirro's men face
Randolph-Macon in the opening
round and only a complete reversal
Of form will save them from elinli-
nation. The Cardinals defensive
play decidedly was on the ragged
side against Navy and Steve Lima
mex, rookie forward, was the only
player to hit the hoop consistently.
He chalked up five buckets for 10
points while Fred Rice and Dick
Scanlon, the teams big guns, were
held we'll in check.
The winner of tonight's game Will
meet the victor in the Loyola- WASH
ington College fray tomorrow night.
Finals are scheduled Saturday night
at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
6. u. Will Use Frosh
On Varsity Teams;
Dates Announced
Hoyos Will Keep Busy
With BoseboII, Golf,
Tennis and Track

Georgetown University today
Joined the parade Of those colleges
which have lifted the ban On the use
Of freshmen In varsity sports since
Americas entry into the war. The
move is effective at once.
Simultaneous with the announce
ment of the Hoyas' schedules Of four
spring sports, Graduate Manager Of
Athletics Rome F. Schwagel declared
that due to the unprecedented
number of students lost because Of
the draft, freshmen will be eligible
to compete in all varsity sports, be-
ginning with spring sports In April.
The policy will continue throughout
the duration of the war"
OF the four spring sports teams,
Joe Judges baseballers will be the
busiest with Is games-14 of them
here-scheduled. All four local
rivals are on the list, George WASH
ington and American U. being down
for home -and-home games and
Maryland and Catholic U. for one
each.
Both the golf and tennis teams
will play IS matches, while Hap
Hardells track squad will participate
in three dual meets, the Penn Relays
and the outdoor I. c. A. A. A. A.
championships.
The schedules:
BASEBALL
March an harvard
lean U; IA. N; Y o.. away; is. Army.
iinsIoR;; IS. western Maryland; %. Amer
May 2. George Washington: 7. wash.
ington and Lee @. Maryland. away: 12.
Temple: IA Loyols: 16. Catholic o.; 20.
Maryland: 90. Navy. away.
April 24-25. Penn Relays, Philadelphts.
yordhsm; 1890. I. c. A. A. A. A. meet.
April %. Catholic U; rs. American o.
May / Pggo:3 Pgkgs Mag,s49a; 4snns sv.y; .v,S s:
Maryland; ls' Ioyoia %. Navy. away.
GOLF.
April 8. Duke. away; 8. North carolins.
i catholic tS FO19aa T. osofEe washington;
MAY 2. Pennsylysnia. away; 2: Prinees-
sSn s,,.s yss s. oeoFs st.,Su4sh .3ay
| Cornell; 1915. league playofis: 49, Navy,
away.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Record Field Entered
LIST in RedIand Bowl
Race May Grow
18 Horses in Line, Late
Applications May Put
Total Above 20

A record field of 18 horses. which
may grow to a group of more than
20 before post time. has been named
for the 10th annual Redland Bowl
race, featuring the Saturday pro-
gram of the Redland Hunts point
to-point racing. The regular en-
tries closed last night with Racing
Secretary Edward w. Fletcher, but
post entries will be accepted. The
largest previous field in competition
for the bowl numbered II in Me
1888 race won by Dorette.
The Terpenning Cup Pair Race
also drew more entries than ever
before with prospects of additional
listings before the interesting
doubles" event gets underway. The
lineup now includes seven pairs.
Mowgli Defends Title.
Mrs. Crompton Smiths Mowgli,
winner of last years bowl race over
a course deep in snow, returns to
defend his title in the gruelling test
of more than miles. The Green
Spring Valley Hunt came through
with a formidable entry in Charles
Bolgianos Chillotta. T. T. Motifs
Port Law, second in the Raymond
Belmont Memorial at Middleburg
last year and the pacemaker in the
Maryland Hunt Cup. will perform
as an entry with Petee Sand.
The third event on the program,
the Gap Hunters race, is for nom
thoroughbred horses and the field
will be developed at the course.
Program Opens at . O'clock.
The card will open at o'clock
with the start and finish on the
Harry Blunt. jr.. farm at Laytons-
vile, Md. The route to the course
will be marked from Olney, Md.
The entries follow:
Redland Bowl-Mrs Douglas Primes
Kitty Kid, 7. T MotS's Port Law . and dpte pstee
tive. C. NJ Greer jr.'s, Cyntah; Oliver
Durant, 2d's; Red Sailor; 7: Beatty Brovn's
chiIiotta, Chile R Hazel Nv Welsh's Isl Windsor Boy. Mrs.
Smiths Mowsli. Holmes, Alexander. two
Terpennins Cup pair race-Mlss Nancy
Hannas Gone Away and One Guess, Mrs
M ths 5 pu.ehess enc Ns snd
Albert stabler,s Timothy Joseph Richards.
jr.s,. Balky Fox and Gen: Hay : +
Mo.ts Leap Year AND stenley NpSon S5aosT spd
Whitney Nanns 80 Atehensons e se POPS. Mrs: Robert
Winnills pair.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Efforts of Brooklyn, Montreal
To Quit Hockey Cellar Excite

third game sends the league-lea ding
New York Rangers to Detroit.
Both the Americans and the
Canadiens will be banking on the
law OF averages to snap their last
place tie. Each has a total of 81
points, three less than the fifth
place Detroit Red Wings.
Although they were tied by the
Americans Tuesday night, the
Rangers boosted their lead to 3
points as Boston toppled Toronto to
creep within points Of the second
place Leafs,
Evening star., 1942-03-05
By the Associated Press.

SALEM. w. Va, March S.
High-scoring basket ball players
are nothing new to the West Vir-
ginia conference, but the newest
sensation on the list Is John
(Brooms) Abramovic of Salem
College, a school with an enroll
ment of 281.
Brooms, who got his nickname
because his father manufactures
brooms, numbers among his ac-
complishments the scoring Of SO
points in a single game, 618
points in 81 games this season
and 1869 points in three years.
In q recent game with West
Virginia Wesleyan he really went
to town. With Brooms scoring
43 points, the two teams ended
the regulation playing period in
q 77-77 deadlock. Then the
Salem sharpshooter poured in 10
Evening star., 1942-03-05
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A full schedule awaits six teams
In the National Hockey League to-
night, but the pressure will be on
the co-holders Of the cellar position,
Brooklyn and Montreal, currently
deadlocked in the battle for berth
in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Brooklyn's Americans will be On
their home ice In Madison Square
Garden with the Chicago Black
Hawks furnishing the opposition,
while the. Montreal Canadiens face
the Maple Leafs at Toronto. The
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Griffith, BIozis Air
Track Views Tonight

Dorsey Grifnth, originator Of the
Catholic University games, the ninth
edition Of which is coming up Mon
day night at Riverside Stadium and
Al Blozis, Georgetown's shotput
champion, who is expected to be a
star performer, will be interviewed
on the air tonight.
Grifith will speak on the Capital
Motoring" program sponsored by
WINK at $3.50, while Blozis will be
the guest Of Russ Hodges over Sta
ton VOL at 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
CrowIey Pin Stakes to Draw
Bio Field of Ace Shooters

Chet Lilley, whom Pop had
watched develop into one Of the city's
leading bowlers, will be the Defend
ing champion.
Starting today at o'clock, How
ard Campbell of the Capitals all
time duckpin greats. was to hold a
three-hour class on the art OF spill
ing the mapels at Chevy Chase Ice
Palace.
With a game of 178, Palmer OF
Kiwanis Club is the seasons new
record holder In the Civic Clubs
League. His set of 404 also was tops
at the New Recreation.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Hoya Rif|emen Shoot
Big Score 10 Down
Leathernecks

Recording the highest score Of any
Georgetown rife team since the
Hoyas' 1923 squad won the national
intercollegiate championship, the
Hilltoppers' current sharpshooters
yesterday fired a 1,403 total to whip
the Marine Corps headquarters
squad by a 28-point margin.
Cowper Smith led the winners
with 288, Offutt was runnerup with
283 and no GEORGETOWN man turned
in less than 276
Evening star., 1942-03-05
War Gets 7 of 10
From Title Quint
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Calf, March S.
1t isn't likely that San Diego
State. winner Of last years ma
tional intercollegiate basket ball
championship at Kansas City,
will romp of with the title this
year.
Seven Of the 10 l94l team
members are In military service,
an eighth is an aircraft worker
and the other two expect to make
1t 100 per cent for Uncle Sam
soon.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
'Brooms' Backs His Nickname,
Sweeping Ball Into Basket
Abromovic Of Little SuIem Gets s. Points
In Come and Total of 1869 for 3 Years

points during the overtime period
to give his team the game, S7-S2.
Now he is after the conference
record of 632 points in a season
and the national mark Of 1,941
which Kenny Griffith of nearby
Alderson-Broaddus compiled in
four years to eclipse the 1886 set
by Hank Luisetti of Stanford.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Tie Puts 6 Tossers
On AlI-Stur cam

By the AseociAted Press.
SEATTLE, March 5.-There are
six men on the all-star basket
ball team Of the Pacific Coast
Conference, Northern division.
Two centers, Ray Turner OF
Idaho and John Mandic Of Ore
gon State, were 50 good both were
awarded places on the an-divi-
sion quintet"
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Four Quints Undefeoted
In Bows Club Loops

-Four undefeated teams lead their
various weight sections In Boys
Club Of Washington city-wice bes-
ket ball league play.
The Quin1 have taken nine
straight games to top the 90-pound
division; the Cards with seven
straight lead in the 10s-pound class.
while the Crows and Merrick B. @,
have strings Of five victories each
to hold first place in the 100 and
135-pound classes, respectively.
Standings.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
St. Johns and Gonzaga CIV and Settle Feud Star Tourney Openers
Duke Five Counts on Balance,
Rivals on Glamour Busketers
Tourney Choice Opens Against W. & l. Today;
Zunic's Bod Shoulder May Slow 6. W. Quint
BY DICK HUNT,

RALEIGH c. March 5-A but two of the eight teams that
today the 2st annual Southern Conference
basket bali tournament championship will pin their hopes
individual anchor
Ironically enough these two quinsDuke topseeded and
Washington which barely gained the company of the
Evening star., 1942-03-05
20 Years Aqo

Gene Tunney, American light
heavyweight champion, won the
newspaper decision over F. Keiser
in a 10-round no-decision fight
at Grand Rapids.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Five years ago-Helen Wills
Moody granted option on serv-
i've to Twentieth Century Fox
for motion picture but refused to
say whether she planned any
serious screen work.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today q year ago-Billy Conn
knocked out Danny Hassett,
Philadelphia heavyweight, In
fifth round at Washington. Joe
Di Maggie signed Yankee con-
tract at reported $35, 900.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Surprising Arcadia BowIers
Crowd League Pocesetters
Sweep BrookIond to Land One Come BEHIND
In Exciting District Loop Struggle

squirting Arcadia to land its first District League
today held second place only behind the
Rossyn Bowling Center quin while Of the most
exciting history the al-star
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Totals 12 125 Totals % b 49
Halftime score: Catholic. IL; Navy, Is,
Free throws missed: Catholic-Rice. 8:
Patrick. Bustk.
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