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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07

The Castle Theatre Benton and
Hastings. are proud to present
Men OF san Quentin sat-sun-
Mon-Nov :. s. .
When Martin Mooney. Ameri-
cas- ace crime-reporter, approach
cd Warden Clinton T Durry Of
the famous san Quentin Peniten-
tiary in California 10 write and
produce screen play patterned
on the celebrated work Of this
penoloeisi in rehahiiiating pris-
oners' lives the official gave his
consent provided he had strict
supervision Of the production.
With this authentic hacking,
Martin Mooney went to work to
produce TIE mos realistic and
human story Of life behind bars
that has ever been filmed.
Excellent Portrayals
J. Anthony Hughes plays he
prototype of the rea. warden, Civ
ing a most natural and convinc-
ing performance ably seconded
by Eleanor stewart as his pretty
Young bride brought 10 live in
one OF tho guards cottages with
in the prison reservation
The drama shows Hughes as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
B. Crosby Entertains
Soldiers At His Home
With Hawkins Band

LOS ANGELES - tANPl--With
lis beautiful colonial STYLE man
sion overlooking To.ucca Lake
thrown open 10 coiorei soldiers
and their friends Bng Crosby,
famous radio and screen star
'howed The true spirit Of democ-
racy last sunday afternoon
Headed hv Capt Laura slayton,
he AVNS girls aided the famous
host in entertaining the brown
fighters Hirhirht Of the enter
,siumen' beng Erskine Hawkins
famous hand here for night club
and picture engagements
The tea was ar al afternoon
affair lasunr from II am. 10 s
pm NAM famous celebrities Of
ho,h races made the drive up
beautiful San Fernando Valley for
The affair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
Making q Rid For BiT.Time

CHICAGO ANT Na.Nrh,
Line Fissa Count THIS column as
one O. rhe .~s vhn pn4Sses
Henry Arwsirorz comeback
Orslia snd Pedro has scored al
wsrcman Ta-s '-ea'rs IN Nash
insion. n Ole Gene Fr-A ue
Hawkes. and h's h~har' orrrss-
ira plus Ida Jane. are scoring
a. Casa Narana III Cie-
:. Ink Spots and fl-s, " u-
ae-'s band rocked Rochester, Ny
cn the veeh-ens Ella Fftsefst3
az Tie Toe in Ros'Nn ~ew vl'a
the KEYS S-o-.rg rss,a,
can't understand how Tiny
Bradshaw viii PLAY an engage.
ment elsewhere when he Is 30
well liked IN thi> town and o..
peciaIly al the Rhnmhogie cafe
Horace Henderson tid single at
the Oriental theatre last week
slonC with the Tiny Hill hand
show The hook entitled. -Ihi. IS
the Army will 10 sold AT 500
per copy Three Dots and n
Dash sre scoring heavily n the
Paddock Climb here while Chris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
ANN MILLER
TAPS LIKE
LIGHTNING

The sound ot real machine gun
FIRE Is the cue for one Of The fast
est tap dances on movie record
Three hundred and nifty 20 four
record attained by nimbe footed
Ann Miller in her new Paramount
comedy. True to the Army"
which comes. Friday Saturday.
Nov. 6. :. 10 the Echo theatre
Ann had 10 maintain the ma
chipe guns exact pace with her
steps or the point would have been
lost a stop watch and other
Cooking devices were used when
the dancing star practiced her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07
The Midnight Man In Chicago
By TID WATSON

tine Eandol + being billed as
sensational on the worries Edna
Mae Holly Is hack AT the Rhum.
hoogie.
Ras orer'on is hetnr acclaimed
as q . no,er o: the first degree
or m Wchl'a lie Viii score
n'fa immr Luncetords outfit
No' u As matter OF fact
fnm 'lrreford scored here a.
Ire Rers '1es.re Lunceford has
h"ay schedule for This month
So mos ~ = is IN the northern
'0~ ie'e Pillars band Is
~ ~ tamnea sirre losing men
IS ,ha An HAYES ril'a-s was
r ch as' week scouting for
we Eooa men
Nemos Of the Midnight Man
Tsfr el re 'ha' wsyus king
was present a. fss Metropolitan
wmurH chgrch mortgage
ssfnnr ard muse festival a
s4rsa eco Tn wondering how
fi.s congregation fock 'his car
fain af'o~ ne usv IN which he
iar0l- "a no presence ~ . color
81 enr oves e ,ha' $ lsons hotel
Confined on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07

routine, spurred on by co-stars
Judy Canosa Allan Jones and
Jerry Colonna
In True 10 the Army, Ann not
only dances hut has the romantic
lead opposite Allan Jones The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-11-07

picture concerns the hilarious co.
ings-on when II becomes rscss.
sary to hide Judy Cano1a uzhi-
iope walker and svee aeari q
Jerry colonna. in the laueFs
Army camp.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Maryland Wrest|ers
Topp|e Ga||audet
For First Win
Victory Of Stotts Over
Heavier Lee Of Terps
Is Feuture Of Match

Scoring four falls and winning two
other bouts on decisions, Marylands
wrestling team chalked up a 26-10
victory over Gallaudet yesterday at
College Park for its first triumph of
the season. The Terps lost to Johns
Hopkins their first time out.
Luther Conrad's decision over
Olson in the heavyweight duel
featured Marylands work, but it was
overshadowed by the expert wrest-
ling of Jim Stotts, Gallaudet 1885,
FOUNDER, who spotted Jack Lee 20
pounds in their light-heavyweight
bout and pinned him.
Johnny Armiger. Terp feather
weight, disposed Of Dick Sperry in
1885 for the quickest verdict of the
match.
The summary:
Kennedy.
12s pounds-Armiser (Md). threw sper-
1913 pounds-serls CMdJ. decisioned
I45 pounds-Rockstroh tMdo. threw
Santeles Il :55).
1855 pounds-stiarwalt 60. decisioned
Remsberg.
1e5 pounds-Dunn (Md). threw Berg
(4:15).
Heavyweisht-Conrad Md. threw o.
son A:45. :,
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Coast Guard Boxers
Hand Terp Squad
s. Trouneing
Maryland Ringmen Fail
In Heavier Closes
After Good Sturt
~ the Associated Press.

NEW LONDON, Conn. Jan. IL
Coast Guard Academy's boxing team
started its season in high gear here
tonight by defeating University Of
Maryland mittmen, 5-3. before ZOO
spectators at Billiard Hall. It was
the second meet Of the year for the
Terps, who drew with South Caro-
lima a week ago.
Maryland won three Of the first
four bouts, but the Cadets squared
accounts by taking the l55 and 165
pound classes. Then Bob Emerson
Of the Coast Guard edged Mary
lands Herb Gunther, Southern Con-
ference champion, in the 175-pound
class.
Heavyweight Fred Goettel put the
finishing touches to the Coast Guard
victory by giving Maryland's Leonard
Rodman a cutting about, taking all
three rounds and the verdict in
handy fashion.
Best bout of the evening was the
Emerson-Gunther scrap. The hard
punching Cadet swarmed all over
his opponent in the first two heats
and piled up enough of margin to
get him through the third round
with one point edge Emerson tired
near the finish. but Gunther was 50
tired himself he couldn't take ad-
vantage of the situation.
Another interesting scrap was the
duel between the captains in the
155-pound division where Mark Nc
Garity, Eastern intercollegiate
champion and unbeaten in his Coast
Guard career. won the nod over
Maryland's Pat Quinn. Quinn rallied
in the third round. but Mccarthy
had built up too much Of a margin
in the first two heats for the rally
to do any material good.
120-pounds-Cunningh &C. g., de-
feated Cicala.
7-pounds-Lncoln Md). defeated
Sutherland.
1876 5-pounds-Jones (Md.). defeated Do
rian It. k. O., 0:50. second round)
Observation-Disclosures (Md). defeated
155-pounds-Mcoarity &c. g.. defeated
165-pounds- &C. G.. defeated
Fisher It. K. O., ] 100. second round
75-pounds-Emerson &C. GJ. defeated
Northumberland &c. O.. defeated
RodmAn.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Late Sput by Duke
0vercomes Navy
Quintet, 41-31
Midshipmen, With Point
leod, Give Way With
10 Minutes to Go
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. IT,
Squirting In the last 10 minutes.
Duke University's Blue Devils
trounced Navy. II to 81, today In
. stirring basket ball battle.
The Middies held an lS-to-l7
half time lead and were out n
front, n 10 rs, With 10 minutes to
60, but Duke made Q final splurge,
netting is points to Nays 4 before
the 1inal gun.
It was Dukes eighth triumph and
the Tars' first loss. Cerdic Lofts,
sharptshooting guard, paced the
visitors to victory. garnering II
points. Bob Zoeller, Middle for
ward, was high scorer with Is
markers.
Seesaw Tilt in First Half.
tie which saw the score tied five
times. Neither quint was more
than four points from the lead dur
ing the opening period.
Duke sank seven field goals and
three charity tosses In this period,
while the Middies got six double
deckers and made all six foul throws
good. Zoeller led Nays flve In the
initial half, scoring 10 points.
Cedric Lofts put Duke ahead, 10
to 18, at the start Of the second
period and, after Zoeller's foul toss.
sank another two-pointer. Navy's
Jim Black then knotted the count
at 2l-all.
Ray Spuhler dropped in a foul
shot for Duke, but Nays Gene
Huntemer and Pat Patrick got field
goals to put Navy ahead. Is to %.
Clyde Allen, Blue Devil center,
scored from the floor and, after
Huntemer Tailed field goal.
swished the cords for another
double decker. pulling Duke within
one point Of the lead, q to 26.
Duke Puts on Pressure.
Then Cedric Lofts and his mates
put on the pressure, hogging most
all the rebounds and making their
tossed good. Navy. anxious to check
the rally. committed personal fouls.
which only helped Duke to victory.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
loyo|a Tankmen Hand
Catholic U. Second
Straight Defeat
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 17.-Catholic
University''s swimming team dropped
its second straight match to a Balti-
more opponent this afternoon, bow
ing to Loyola. 1924, in a dual meet
in the Grayhounds' pool
Loyola won five of the seven
events. bowling only in the 50-yard
free-style. won by Pete Obedinski,
and in the 100-yard breast stroke,
which went to Leo Wall. Obedinski
also was second in the 100-yard free
style.
Bob Lucia, Bohdan Danyliw and
Johnny Cosgrove helped keep the
Cards in the swim for a time by
picking up second and third place
points.
-3OO-yard medley relayAwon by Loyola
aE; Steinsass. Connor. H. Steineass). Time.
200. s9H-yard d,dI free fiyIsmwop BY sehnit.'
Dsnyiiw Catholic Time 2:43.
50-yard free style-Won by Obedinski,
Gata0,s T. second second tSel: : cshol,e third
1OO-yard free style-Won by Kosky,
Loyola; second obedinski. Catholic: third,
Krehnbrink. Loyola. Time; O:59.5.
b.u Eoyo sesons ~
shiFS ISossia os9'FBB sse % Is
Sa,holie Fl :seo1s .t,a;s Ksnneay Loyos
aoo-ysrd frse:style relay-Ewon BY 10y;
Fahrney). Time. 1:54.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Middle Atlantic Golf
Association Votes
Full 1912 Card
Combined Tourney PIon
Is Vetoed; Kelly Beats
Borr in Election

The Middle Atlantic Golf As
sociation will carry on its regular
tournament schedule this year.
Awarding the mems and senior
mems championship to the Manor
Country Club on June 2, 3, and S.
the Middle Atlantic solons, at a
slimly attended meeting at the Uni
versity Club last night. voted to go
forward with their regular links
schedule.
Combination Tourney Vetoed.
They defeated q motion that one
large tournament be held in, this
sector this year, combining the
Middle Atlantic and Maryland
championships. The District Golf
Association amateur championship
already has been cancelled. The
women's championship tournament
will be assigned by the new executive
committee, probably to a Virginia
club, In the usual rotation of this
affair. The Junior championship
goes to the Rolling Road Club of
Catonsville, Md, on a date to be set
by the association.
The session wasn't the usual mild
meeting of the Middle Atlantic or
ganization, Oldest links body in this
sector. The 13 delegates from 8
member clubs were divided on vote
for the secretary treasurer, electing
DR.. Robert A. Keilty of Congress
sional over the incumbent, DR.. w. c.
Barr of Indian Spring, by a 5 to 3
margin. Ohicers were chosen as fol-
lows: President. Harry G. Pitt,
Manor: first vice president, Erford
G. Barnes, Rolling Road: second vice
president, w. F. Souder, Farmington
Va: secretary DR.. R. A.
Keilty. Congressional Keilty Is first
vice president and tournament chair
man of sthe Maryland State Golf
Association.
Winners Get Defense Bonds.
Prizes in all tournaments spon-
sored by the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association this year will be in De-
fense savings bonds and stamps, the
association decided. Present were
the following: Washington, Ralph S.
Fowler; Columbia, DR.. Paul M.
Stewart, Albert F. Mackenzie: Hill
lendale, Jesse T. Dowling: Rolling
Road, E. G. Barnes: Kenwood, Frank
T. Schrider and John o. Bergelin;
Manor, Harry G. Pitt, Ralph P. Glib
son; Bannockburn, W. L. Pender-
CAST, George Borsari: Congressional,
DR.. r. A. Keilty, o. U. Singer.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
eps Clashes With Hoya Coona Color Weeks College Basket Ball Card
Weak {. U. Ring Team
Start Saturday
AGAINST Lock Haven
Boxing Outlook DreuY
For Cords, Who Haven't
Men to Fill Squod

Facing probably its dreariest out.
look since boxing was added to its
extracurricula calendar some IS
years ago, Catholic University prizes
the lid OF another ring season Sat-
urday night at Brookland, where it
will meet Lock Haven (Pa) Teach.
ers.
Not given to bawiing wolf" nor
addicted to the crying towel, Coach
Eddie La Fond has good reason to-
feel q bit sorry for himself as the
start approaches, for the draft,
graduation and scholastic toll swept
over the Cardinal campus like a
tri-motored vacuum clearer and
left him precious little material
Squad Loses Heavily.
The squad was stripped Of four 7"
regulars, or near-regulars, before
classes convened last September
and there have been additional
casualties since Lenny Baritone, a
consistently good 127-pounder; Gus
Gersin, a r-to-middling light
weight who would be a positive sem
sation this year with no candidates
at that weight: Jerry Strang.
good 165-pounder, and Leo Houck.
Gght-heavyweight, were lost as
early as June.
Since then Leo Gaffney quit
school to join the Navy, Johnny Nc
Donald, who was rated promising
middleweight, accepted a Govern
ment position that precludes any :
possible participation in the sport
and a few other lesser lights have
dropped out. Some veterans and :
rockies are left, but not enough to
guarantee even a tie in any parS
ticular meet.
Lock Haven, reported to have q
veteran outfit, probably will be the,
choice over the Cards this week, but
La Fond hopes to pull rabbit outs
Of the hat or the fight out of the bag
and it's be good stunt if 1t works.
His four key men are Ted Man.
dris. moving up into the 127-poundss
class from the 120-pound bracket:
Capt. Huck Hughes, 145 pounds: :
Leon Wowak. a 155-pounder LAST.
year, but down to Hughes weight
this winter. and "Sneeze" KszevsN, :
a hard-hitting heavyweight. =
No Men for Two Glasses.
With any sort of material to work :
with, La Fond conceivably might :
extricate himself from this tight :
position, but he's up against brick
wall in the lightweight and light
heavyweight classes with nary .
man in either. :
Price Welch. a slender, but IN.
dustrious youngster, will get the
call in the 120-pound class and
Charley Riehl. whose entrance into
the Naval Academy has been de- !.
ferred until June, can pinch-hit for
Mcdonald at 165 pounds acceptably. :
Jimmy Lynagh is the outstanding
155-pounder around, II not the lone :
candidate, and AL Norris and Bernie
Cody can fill in If a heavyweight Is
needed in hurry. Otherwise. the
cards are stacked against the Cards.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
6. ". High Basketers
Drub Petersburg
Easily, 31-M

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 17.-After
absorbing a defeat at the hands of
John Marshall of Richmond Friday
night, George Washington High
School bounced back into the win
column tonight, at the expense Of
q badly outclassed Petersburg (va0
High School, winning . basket ball
game here $40. Leading 100 at
the end Of the flrst quarter and
1876 at the end Of the half. the
Presidents showed IN early spark
which quickly grew into . blaze.
Jim Higgins, Presidents guard,
broke the ice two minutes after the
opening toss-up. His two pointer
was followed closely by another by
teammate Paul OBrien, who went
on to score four more and two foul
tosses to gain high scoring honors
for both teams, with IL points.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Two D. 6. BowIers
High in Berger
ereciaI Dispatch to The Star


PORTSMOUTH. Va, Jan. H.
Lou jenkins of Washington, with
955. was leading the fifth annual
Baldy Berger tournament as the
7-game event went into the wee
hours Of the morning here at the
Recreation Health Center. In
second place was Ned Owens Of
Portsmouth with 915 and third
place was held by Jack Hudson of
Richmond with 90l.
Astor Clarke OF Washington,
defending champion, loomed a
possible winner with a score Of
671 for his first five games. He
needed 274 pins in two games to
beat Jenkins, who had no other
close rival.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Hawks Down Toronto

TORONTO. Ont. Jan. II R.-
Chicago outfought and outsmarted
Toronto for . a. National Hockey
League triumph tonight. The VIC
tory moved the Hawks to within four
points Of the second-place Leafs.
Bill Carse of Chicago and Hank
Goldup of Toronto were the scoring
stars Of an exciting game played
before l1,5l0 customers.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
FIoshy Kokomo Clowns
Test Pro Beor Coqers

Kokoma Clowns Of Detroit, WIN
ner Of 1874 of 207 games In the last
two years. are today's opposition to
the Washington Bears colored pro
team in this afternoons basket ball
game at Turner's Arena. Starting
time is $3.50 O'Clock,
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Late Rallies Win Tiqht
Games for Baptist,
Christian Quints

Two Of the three games in the
Y. M. c. AS Junior Sunday School
Basket Ball League were not decided
until the closing minutes of play
yesterday, Calvary Baptist nosing
out Congress Pages. 1912, and
Ninth Street Christian nipping
United Brethren, 27-25.
The only comparatively easy victor
was the "Y" five, which stopped
Westminster Presbyterian, 3l-12.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Rallies,
Scores AZ Hockey
Win Over F. & N.
Fourth Victory in Row
For Hoyos Is Earned
In Second Period

Patting the puck into the cage
for three goals in the second period
after taking a 10 lead in the first,
Georgetowns hockey sextet nulli-
fled a Franklin and Marshall rally to
win a AZ decision for its fourth
consecutive triumph last night at
Riverside Stadium.
The Hoyas got hot in hurry
after the opening face-off, Johnny
Conway scoring with an assist by
John McQueeney 2 minutes and 80
seconds after the start. John Ber-
net scored early in the second period
on an assist from Bill Deegan, pre-
senting the Hilltoppers with a 20
lead before Gardner broke the scor-
ing ice for the visitors.
Deegan, taking an assist from
John Cassidy, and Bob Pender, un-
assisted, added Georgetown's final
points before Bowles found an open
ing to score Franklin and Marshall's
second tally.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Ga|Iaudet Five Loses
To Rando|ph-Macon
In League Tilt
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated Press.
ASHLAND, Va. Jan. 17.-Ran-
dolph- Macon College won its third,
game against no losses in the Ma
son-Dixon Conference here tonight
by defeating Gallaudet Of Washing
ton. Al to 49,
Randolph-Macon took an early :.
lead and held it throughout the
game, leading at the half, 21-14. ,
Pacing the winners was little
Bob Springer, forward, who gar-i
nered l3 points. High scorer for
Gallaudet was Baldridge, a guard.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Conodions Upset Ronqers

MONTREAL, Jan. II R.-The
cellar dwelling Montreal Canadians
broke into a scoring splurge tonight
to hand New York 60 defeat ins
a National Hockey League game be- :
fore a crowd of more than 5000. --
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Charlotte Hall Victor
Over Montgomery Blair

~ the Associated Pfess.
CHARLOTTE HALL. Nd. Jan.
Charlotte Hall Military Acad-
emy kept its victory string unbroken
with q 1923 win tonight over a
strong Montgomery Blair basket
ball team.
It was the ninth straight win
for the Cadets, who hold first place
in the B Conference:
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Varied Sports

C0lleEe Rifle.
Georgetown. 1859: Gettysburg. 1.257.
Navy, 1881: West Virginia 1924. .r
College SWIMMING.
Ioyola tBalto). 81; Catholic o., ~. =
Navy So: Lafayette. %.
Army, AS: Cornell, 30
North Carolina, 81; virginia. IL.
Chicago, 81: Illinois. 49,
Mercersbury Academy. 55i Baltimore
College Boxing.
Penn state ~; Western M.,yland. ~.
Army. Al: West Virginia. 3ls.
Virginia, 5h; Va. Tech. "a.
COLLEGE WRESTLING.
Maryland. %: Gailaudet. 10.
Northwestern. 80; Bradley q.
Westipgton and Lee. "a; North Csrolina
Penn. go: Yale. 8. =
Cornell "a: Colgate. o..
Ohio State. 15 Ohio University. IL.
Mercersbure Academy. 90; Stevens Trade
Penn State. Is: Navy. IA.
Army Piebes,. 2s. Columbia Frosh. 10.
Collese Fencing.
Navy. Is; Cornell II.
College Hockey.
Colgate, z: Cornell, 5.
Williams. 4; Army. g.
Yale Freshmen, Z: Andover. o.
Collese Pslo.
Mich. State, Is: Ohio STATE, 9.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Lions Bow as barons
Tie Hershey Bears
For League Lead

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. II R.-
Winning in the last period Cleve-
land Barons defeated the Washing
ton Lions, to /. here tonight and
forged into a tie with Hershey Bears
for leadership Of the American
Hockey League. A crowd OF 10,688
saw the game.
All the scoring was In the final
period, Allan Shields bagging the
first goal for Washington. Cleve-
land retalated with two scores in
quick succession by Jake Milford and
Herb Foster. A fist fight between
Leo Lamoureux and Bud Cook, also
in the last period, brought them five
minutes major penalties, the only
penalties OF the game.
It was Cleveland's sixteenth
straight game without defeat on It's
home ice this season.
The fight between Cook and Lam
oureaux started suddenly. They
went at each other with great
frenzy, but soon were separated.
It was Cleveland's fourth straight
over the Lions this season.
M. J. Uline, owner Of the Wash
ington team, and former Cleve-
lander, was entertained at . dinner
party before the battle.
pos Cleveland, WASHINGTON.
a Roberts Gardiner
K. b Mackenzie -------- I.moureu1
g. -funninshsm ----------- Smith Smith
Cieveland soares-Robertson, Adolph,
Deacon, Bartholome, Milford. Cook. Giroux.
Foster. Melrvk. WASHINGTON sparee-.
Whitaker. Zuke. Mailley. singbush. Shields.
Tudin. Mantha, McGibbons; Referes-
First period scorins-No scoring. Penal
second period scorins-No scoring. Pen
alties-None,
Third period scorine-1 wa.hinston:
Shields iMantha. McGibbons,. 4:29. 2.
Gevelsnd: Milford IDeacen,: I'll; ?
Penslties-cook and Lmoureux Major,
dshtins).
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Eagles Square Series
With Hockey Gu|Is
In 81 Victory
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. IL
Washington's improved Eagles
squared their series with the At
lantic City Sea Gulls and handed
the latter their first setback on the
home ice this winter In one fell
home ice this winter tonight when
they pounded to a 6-l victory.
The triumph apparently marked
q change in Washington's fortunes
against its so-called jinx teams for in
its last four matches with the Gulls
and New York Rovers. both of which
have been particularly troublesome
for the District team, they have
won three and tied one.
Les Hickey. Eagle forward, pulled
the time -honored hat trick tonight
by counting three times, twice early
in the first period and finally late
in the last session. Ken Ullyot, the
teams skating and far rang
ing center, also had big offensive
night, sharing in all of Hickey's
scores and counting once himself.
Craig McClelland, Eagle goalie,
had a busy night at the net, turn
ing back innumerable Sea Gull
drives by his outstanding defensive
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Hockey Results

Chicago. 4: Toronto, 2.
Montreal, 8; New York. 2.
Johnstown, 3: Jersey Skeeters, 2.
Pittsburgh. 5: Philadelphia. 3.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Totals IA 5 33 Totals 20 TAT
Referees Messrs. Buscher and Mitchell.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Spares: GeorgetoWn|Cassldy, YuKna,
Deeean, Werder. B. Bernet. j. Bernet.
Fullam. F. d M.-Bowles. Badger. Monk.
McMullen. Hackman Miller.
Scoring, hrst period: Georgetovn-
Conway assisted BY Mcoueeney (2:3O;
penalty. Hackman ltrippink).
assisted by Deeean $3.50: Deesan assisted
by Cassidy 1545): Pender unassisted
tis:45}; Bowies assisted by Gardner
GS:3O) penalty-Pender {trippinO.
Third period: Penalty-ODonnel "trip
ping).