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Evening star., 1942-02-06
La Fond Scents
e. U.::Terp Tie
In Ring Feud
Names Price, Mondris
Hughes, Lynch and
Kyscewski to Win

Confidentialy, Eddie La Fond has
feeling his Catholic U. ringmen
will surprise Maryland tomorrow
night at Brookland and maybe get
draw out of their boxing match.
This feeling could be a touch of
lumbago, but M. La Fond doesn't
think so.
Monsieur L. returned to his chores
yesterday after winning a close de-
cision over a heavy cold and i'm
mediately fell to figuring the out
come of the individual bouts. This
is a tedious rite, accompanied by
much muttering and thumbing OF
records. La Fond, after much de-
bate, convinces himself his boys can
win, then he tries to sell the idea
to the boys.
Likes Welch Over Cicala.
In the 120-pound class he likes
Price WEIGH over Maryland's Joe
Cicala. Price is a nice kid and
sometimes gives the coach ride to
school from Bethesda in the morn
ing. It's tough to beat lad with
that much roadwork behind him
Anyway. neither has won fight and
it's no worse than tossup.
He leans toward Ted Mandris in
the 127-pound fracas because Ted
whipped the Terps' Judson Lincoln
last year. Right now he has nobody
to fight sensational Tommy Jones,
the boy with the slide trombone
right, but give him time They
don't weigh in until noon tomorrow
and LaFond has his eye on couple
of robust 135-pounders who may
take up boxing overnight.
He comedies Hotsy Alperstein an
edge over Huck Hughes, but Huck
is crying for another shot at HotSy,
his third, and Eddie is a firm be-
lever in the diamond strategy of
taking two and hitting to right.
Lynagh Choice Over Quinn.
Buddy Lynagh is a definite choice
over Pat Quinn. His big problem
mere is whether he'll need vacuum
or merely broom to sweep up Pat
rick. At l65 pounds, surprise, sur
prise. LaFond will be surprised
too, if anybody shows for this class
Most of the 165-pounders in Brook
land are hiding out, fully cogniZant
of LaFond's powers of persuasion in
matters pugilistic
The Cards concede the u.s.
pound match because Mike Man.
ming is a freshman and ineligible
against Southern Conference COM
petition.
An exhibition between heavy
weights Bernie Cody and Bill Nechey
will plug the gap.
And in the heavyweight class he'll
take another flyer on "Sneeze'
Kysczewski. Yeah. even after what
happened last week. LIZA.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Frosh at Yale Eligible
For Varsity Sports
Starting July 6
Ellis Follow Princeton,
Harvard in Modifying
Rules During War
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 6.-Yale
has announced that, in conjunction
with its big Three" rivals, Harvard
and Princeton, 1t was modifying, for
the duration of the war, the three
presidents agreement" so as to make
freshmen eligible for varsity COM
petition and to permit the starting
of football practice on any date.
Freshmen will be eligible for var
sity teams with the start of the
summer session July 6.
Yale, in company with most COL
leges, is conducting summer sessions
so that its students, most of them
eligible for military service, may OBJ
tain their degrees sooner.
Announcement said the Big
Three" hoped to continue intercol-
legiate competition so far as war
conditions permit but would not ex-
tend it to the summer session except
for possible occasional contests with
nearby colleges or military camp
teams.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Meet Will Build
Camp Gordon S
Driving Range
Club Offers Others
Its PIons to Help
Entertain Army
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 6.-Because
United States soldiers seldom can
come to golf course. the Augusta
Masters tournament this year will
help bring golf to the soldiers.
That's the word from Clifford
Roberts, general chairman of the
Tournament Committee, who is
rounding out arrangements for the
big show April 9-12 over the smooth
fairways of the Augusta National
Golf Club.
Meet to Finance Camp Range.
Its our idea," he says, that
soldiers cannot very often come to
godf course, but golf can come to
them. The lack of time and trans
portation facilities precludes very
many trips to club courses, but we
believe men in training frequently
can spend an hour in the use Of
attractive golfing facilities located
within or adjacent to the camps"
The years Masters Tournament,
he continues, will be utilized to
finance golfing facilities at Camp
Gordon, large training center To-
Gated near Augusta.
Already under construction, as a
gift from the club, is an unusual
type of driving range with target
green's. 1t is expected to be COM
plete by early spring. Also to be
given is a large putting green, an
enlarged replica of the one now in
use at the Augusta National Club.
The entire gift will include MAIN
tenance equipment, as well as oper-
ating equipment such as flood lights,
golf clubs and 1000 golf balls as a
starter.
Would Tip Other Clubs.
I'VE dare to hope" says Roberts.
that clubs other than ours, located
near large training camps. might
like to render a service of this kind,
and in that event we will be glad to
act as clearing house for informa-
ton and ideas. The cost is not too
great and our clubs have the know
how to do the jobs quicker and bet
ter than any one else.
Most certainly, the equipment
manufacturers and the golfing as
sociations will be glad to assist. If
an operating problem presents itself
the U. S. o. might be willing to CO.
operate"
Evening star., 1942-02-06

The athlete thought it over for
a moment then replied:
Gosh, coach, I don't know.
But I'll go back to the locker
room and ask my brother. He
knows
Jacobs beachcombing - Abe
Simon Saturday will wed Rita
Siebel. Pat Comiskey has been
released from the hospital but
won't be ready to fight for a
long time-or to tackle another
fast car for an even longer time.
Off his showing against Bob
Pastor a couple of weeks ago,
Claudio Villar, the Spanish heavy
weight, probably will get another
chance to fight in Washington.
Frank Zamaris, Tony Galentos
New Jersey neighbor, has made
hit with Detroit fans by trotting
around the ring after each fight
and thanking the customers for
attending. Putting an end to
terrific war argument, Jimmy
Johnston remarked: THE guy
who ought to get all tn medals
is Billy Conn. He really had to
fight for his life against those
last two sparring partners
Cooper and Turner"
Today's guest star-Bob Dunbar,
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Randolph-Macon at American
u, 8.
Gallaudet at Catholic u, 8:3o.
Georgetown Freshmen at Cath
olic U. Freshmen, tbs.
Anacostia VS.. Roosevelt, Central
VS.. Tech high school series),
Tech gym, 7:30.
Friends at St. Albans, $3.50.
Bethesda at Sherwood, Sandy
Spring, Md, $3.50.
Landon at Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring, 8.
George Washington High at
Georgetown Prep, $3.50.
Badminton.
Fifth annual Atlantic Coast
championships, Kensington Ar
mory, 6.
Hockey.
Baltimore Orioles VS.. Washing
ton Eagles, Riverside Stadium,
$3.50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Washington and Lee at Mary
land, College Park, 8.
Gallaudet at American u, 8.
Georgetown VS.. Marquette, Chi
cago.
Forest Park High at Maryland
Freshmen, College Park, $3.50.
Coolidge VS.. Wilson, Eastern VS..
Western (high school serie0,
Tech gym, 7:30.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Ran
ph-Macon. Front Royal, Va.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles at Atlantic
City IN. j. Sea Gulls.
st. Joseph's VS.. Georgetown,
Riverside Stadium, $50.
Boxing.
Maryland at Catholic u, 8:15.
Wrestling.
Haverford at Maryland, College
Park, 3.
Track.
Local colleges in Millrose games,
New York.
BadmintOn.
Fifth annual Atlantic Coast
championships, Kensington Ar
mory, 2 and 8.
Swimming.
Boys Club of Washington CITY,
wide championships, Eastern
Branch pool, 2:30.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

place from his noggln to his pants
has the answer)
The stumpy Norwegian-he's
feet 7 and weighs 165-says Norway
home of the worlds great skiiers
must surrender its place under the
heel of invasion.
So he looks to America to pro-
duce the next crop of jumpers.
Toxic Meets Best on Sunday.
Toxic. holder of the United States
national championship, which he
will defend next Sunday of 60
meter hill in this home of American
skiing, and possessor of so many
records it's a chore to count them,
already sees the boys of America
moving to dominate skiing.
There are the Bietilas of Michi-
gan, already famous with one of
them winner last week of the st.
Paul winter carnival event; Art
Devlin of Lake Placid, lone of the
best" says Toxic, and Merrill Bar
Der, Northfield, VT another top
notcher.
Toxic jumps against them Sunday
as well as Ola. the only man to
defeat him this season-last Sun
day at Salisbury Mills, N. Y. Ola
went to Canada to become a war
pilot. His full name is not divulged
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Championship Belts
To Go 10 Winners
In A. A. u. Boxinq

A nostalgia note of the old days
will be struck by District A. A. U
officials in their Forthcoming boxing
tournament scheduled to open Feb
ruary 20.
Instead of awarding the custom
ary medals to the various cham
pions the committee headed by
Chairman Billy Blake has decided
to give the boys title belts with
highly ornamented gold buckles
This, Blake feels, is more in keeping
with the spirit of the tournament.
Entry blanks will be ready for
distribution early next week, Blake
announced, and all amateurs con-
templating entering the tournament
are urged to resume training if they
are not already working out.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
bosox Get Keen Coach
lin Wooda|I 10 Take
Over Berg's Job

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-The
Boston Red SoX will miss Prof. Moe
Berg. baseball's seven toungued
man of culture, but the club has
acquired another coaching person.
ality.
His name is Larry Woodall He
has been known to utter words
after working hours on occasions.
Whereas Prof. Berg can order
soup in six languages other than his
precise English, Doc Woodall only
talks good baseball sense.
Woodall, after eight years as
player, coach and acting manager
of the San Francisco Seals, was
picked to succeed Prof. Berg on the
Red Sox Staff.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

lest the enemy seek to harm his
family.
O. Norway Is Not Skiing.
The war. says Toxic, set skiing
back 20 years in Norway. How?
Well. Toxic came to this country
four years ago. leaving behind his
parents, five brothers and three
sisters. The last he heard from
them was letter of November Is,
1941. and they didn't mention ski
ing"
For a family of jumpers, such
an omission leaves nothing more
to be explained about the future of
skiing in Norway, Toxic says.
There isn't any-it's been given up.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
1rocy Is New Patron Suint of Sports Writers

The other evening New York prevew of motion
of
Of Bell used to be Carter Barrons
highly deals with coumnst (Spencer
comnist deals with
said Katherine Hepburn It's terrific
slightly terrific So Hepburn especially
few pounds But speaking for the spowriters
that the patron saint of the tribe
Mr. Tracyn S
taking but for movie isn't weaving
kindly condescends much
of New York spoSwrie Or is that good?
whole thing when Miss Hepburn who works the
paper Please" that baseball should be
abolished during times Mr. Tracy dsagrees Before thing
subjected afternoon of
Athletics Yankee Stadium and her father after
of Chicago while the Bears
called the Redskins
Lardner jr author apparently has in
ing the AS and Redskins!
Anyway the acting is wonderful and in the
question: What distance fire.
quen ahe Being close the Vic government Miss Hep
unable Listening Information Please at the
sconfuly ratified off the correct
the hotel posed the question before
Griffith The distance baseball
answered That's feet It's too bad wasn't
q with Grif the 1t would have
mailing Encyclopedia
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Two Events Scheduled
In Gun Club Meet

The weekly shoot of the Wash
ington Gun Club will be held to-
morrow at Benning beginning at
2 O'Clock with two events listed.
The opening is a 50-target shoot
from 16 yards. with a 25-target
handicap following with distances
being based on scores made in the
first test.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Cubs Still Are Bonkinq
On Using Chisox Park
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The Chicago
Cubs found their neighbors, the
White Sox, cold to previous hints the
Wrigley crew might like the loan OF
the floodlighted park for some night
games. General Manager Jim Gal
lagher of the Cubs is still hopeful
however
Gallagher said he expected to
confer with Harry Grabiner, vice
president of the White Sox, and
believed an agreement could be
reached.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Cry Babies Tag Problem for Tribes New Press Agent
Service Boxer Mokes Hit Thong Fons for Attending

Hot off the ice-When Paul
Thompson of the Chicago Black
hawks heard that his pal, Dit
Clapper. had been injured right
after he had been named assist
ant coach of the Boston Bruins
(they call 'em the Ruins now !,
Paul wired: Dear Dit, you've
got to be tougher than that if
you're going to be a manager in
this league"
Evening star., 1942-02-06
PhiIs Sign Two Rocks
And Veteran Pearson

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g. The
Phillies have signed three more
players.
Newcomers are Catcher Bill Peter
man, 21-year-old Philadelphian who
batted 1886 and stole 26 bases for
wausau, Wis, in the Northern
League last year, and First Base
man Eddie Murphy of Allentown,
Pa, who led the Interstate League
in home runs, %, and batted 1903.
Ike Pearson, Phillies' relief hurler,
also signed.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Yunks Are Given Moore
To Finish Bruves' Deal
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. 6.-The Boston
Braves have announced that Out
fielder Gene Moore had been sent
to the New York Yankees to COM
plete the deal for Tommy Holmes,
recently acquired outfielder.
First Baseman John Buddy
Hassett already had gone to the
New York club.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Golf Will Be Taken Soldiers by Proceeds Of Augusta Masters
Ole Miss Gives 5
Sophs to Marines
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Miss, Feb. 8.
Five University of Mississippi
football players, all sophomores.
joined the United States Marine
Corps yesterday.
They told the recruiting officer,
I'VE got in a huddle and decided
the Marines were it if you want
action, and that's what We want
ed"
They are Quarterback Julian
Pettigreen White, Fullbacks Hen
ry Dorman FUR, jr.; Gerald Mar
tin Juzek and Allen Wayne Glib
son and End Elmore Gibbens.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Rookie Pirate Hurler
Is Safe From Draft

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6 (P.-Bill
Clemenson, 22-year-old righthand
hurler from Santa Cruz, Calf, yes
terday sent his signed contract to
the Pittsburgh Pirates with a note
that he has been deferred to Army
classification 1-B because of an in
Jury to his left arm.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
No Snow for Ski Meet

LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. 6 R.-
Central United States Ski Associa-
ton downhill and slalom cham
pionships, scheduled this week end
have been postponed because Of lack
Of snow.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Cadets Seek 18th in Row

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Feb. 6 (Spe-
ciaD Charlotte Hall Academy's
basket ball team will be out to add
to its 14-game winning streak when
it meets st. James School cagers in
q game here tonight.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Future Of Skiing Is Up to U. S.,
Says Toxic, Ace Morse Jumper
Declares Germon Invasion Hos Set Back
Postime in Norwoy for 20 Years


DULUTH Mimi, Feb. 6-Practice up your Stats, boys
Champ Torger Toxic the future of skiing and with fame
and glory, belongs to the U. S.
Who doesn't fellow with and enough steel spring
his legs Jump ski Slide like Toger done?
(Any whoever jumped off 12foot slide and landed any
Evening star., 1942-02-06
Win, Lose or Draw
The Old Fox: Triumphont but Tempered
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

The Old Fox IrIumPhont but Tempered
Clark Grfh leaves today Florida opening
ball tickets will sale Sunday and is the time for all
good fans to sigh and conclude that spring can't be far off,
old gent going to Orlando plague the Chamber of Commerce
by publicly wearing his topcoat and spats await
guard of his Mats
should great Only days ago he
by landing Washington staggering total
$4,000 1--WE finally learned the exact fgue lighting system.
Griffith however congratulations
draft rdded his early by taking Shopop Cecil
Gths gamble he insisted
readily appreciated much
night ball
the night Griffith Stadium approXi
electric bill ball club might make Gridh
happened disclosed today that while
gambling York meeting" the Army grabbed
third Morem
Hobeg That makes of roster he lamene
the Cubs haven't had anybody drafted"
Rice, Soys Vet, Belonged With Best
packing his private smudge pots I'M
fellow uniform gray)
. letter through the SLOT
asked suggestions for
Washington basket ball have followed the since 1904
with take Boie Berger OF Maryland as
Catholic University forward with Matt Zun OF
George the other guard positions
back did and Fred Rice
all He should please
played ke Culey Byrd with hreeGeorge WASH
Catholic u He the bestask dad
Rice night Washington League game make
"a % of which, 46 ponsn the first half 1t grand
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against him of the would not
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