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Evening star., 1942-03-22
All Ring Titles Open;
Collegiate Tourney
Should Be 1orrid
Virginia and Wisconsin
Expected to Make Keen
Bids for Team Honors
BY NORMAN WALKER,

.
BATON ROUGE, La, March IL
With the demand heavy in wartime
for men handy with their dukes. all
the top college boxing titles are va
cant, but the situation is soon to be
remedied.
For probably the most able batch
of college fighters in history Is en-
tered ia the 1912 national intercol-
legiate f1sticuf roundup scheduled
here next week at Louisiana States
big oval coliseum.
None of the titles will be defended
with many of the 1941 champions
now shouldering guns or walking the
decks of warships and spirited bat
tling seems assured for their va
Gated laurels.
Heavy Entry Surprises.
At first the host school, Louisiana
State, felt that tire rationing, to-
gether with the smouldering tend
ency to curtail college competitive
sports this spring. might have pre-
vented some of the best fight teams
from showing up.
But the entry blanks came rolling
back and the scrappers whose names
were placed in the lists number
about the same as those entered
year ago in the tournament at Penn
State. Tournament officials feel the
field from more than a dozen COL
leges from coast to coast must be
particularly good because no schools
would send any fighters in these
days unless they're first rate.
One of the 194l champions, Gene
Rankin, scrappy lightweight from
Wisconsin, will be the only title
holder returning, though even his
135-pound class will see new cham
pion crowned, for Gene is entered as
a featherweight this year.
for the team honors being aban-
doned by the University of Idaho, is
as good bet as any to take over.
Other Fine Squads Listed.
Counted also for real opposition
are Virginia. L. S. U. and South
western Louisiana Institute from
nearby Lafayette, La. Southwestern
was runnerup to Idaho last year
and coached by Gee" Mitchell, who
never had on a boxing glove himself,
has made a great name in boxing
circles. Mitchell has Idahos Ted
Kara, 194l bantam champ, helping
prepare S. L. I.
Some outstanding contenders will
be Virginia's Norman Rathbun.
Eastern lightweight champ; Syra-
cuse's Gerald Auclar, a bantam. and
Louisiana States Herb Peg) Ken
drick, a fast heavyweight making
his third bid for a national crown.
Other schools entered include
Florida, Texas, Penn State, Univer-
sity of San Francisco, San Jose
State, Washington State, Michigan
State, Miami and Valparaiso.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
A||-Star Hockey. Team
Drawn From 4 Clubs
In American Loop
By the Associated Press.

By the AD80Cl2teQ StebSs
CLEVELAND, March 21.-An all
star team, picked by all players IN
the American Hockey League, was
announced tonight As:
Goalie, Joe Turner, Indianapolis;
defense, Bill Mackenzie, Cleveland,
and Frank Beisler, Springfield; |;
center, Les Cunningham, Cleveland; !;
left wing, Pete Kelly, Springfield:
right wing, Harry Frost, Hershey;
coach, Fred (BunD Cook, Providence.
The players were not allowed to
vote for members of their own
club. The poll was conducted by
Norbert L. Stein Of the Cleveland
Barons.
Kelly, who made 80 goals and A
assists, this season, received So votes,
10 above his nearest competitor.
Although his team failed to make
the playo1s, Bun Cook Of Providence
was an overwhelming choice as the
leagues leading coach. His nearest
rival was his brother Bill Of Cleve.
land, who had "A votes compared
with Buns 50.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
By EARLE DOUCETTE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March al
Recently I told a story about a
fisher that allowed itself to be
picked up by two wardens who
had run across 1t in the woods.
knowing that fisher is rough,
tough little fellow who could give
a bobcat lessons In pure mean
ness, some of you boys perhaps
thought I had invented the tale
during the dull season here. Well,
actually 1t did happen and I have
a sequel concerning what was
found to be this same fisher.
He no longer Is with us. He
had the bad Judgment to step
into q bobcat TIP about 8 miles
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children for teams wanting to fatten
their winning records, but all that's
been changed now.
Cady time and again has proved
to be one Of those athletes fans
read and dream about; there isn't
a sport he touches that he doesn't
master. Football, boxing, baseball,
basket ball, table tennis-they are
right up his alley.
His most recent activity was basket
ball. Playing in II games. Cady set
an all-time Charlotte Hall record of
235 points, an average Of 1873 per
game, breaking his own mark made
last year with 2l8 points In 20 games.
He's no ball hog, though, despite
his scoring ability. He sets up plays
for his mates and is responsible for
many of the scores made by Al Ruh,
his tiny companion on the Cadet
squad who has Tailed l8l points
so far.
During the 194l football season,
Cady scored 8 touchdowns, kicked
IA extra points, completed IA passes
in 100 attempts-9 of them for
touchdowns- SO yards
every time he carried the ball and
averaged 43 yards on punts. On
defense he was a tough man to pass
back of the line.
Baseball last season saw him swat
ting a $50 average in II games,
including S homers, triples. II dou-
bles and total of A runs batted in.
He stole home four times during
the season. His regular position is
catcher, but he took the mound
Evening star., 1942-03-22

SSSU,UUU DdIlkIOll lOI Ices, cllCcl tdul-
ment and travelling expenses.
Buffalo entertains the bowlers
next year.
Standing in the way of the West
Coast selection Is Indianapolis,
whose spokesmen also arrive tomor-
row to line up votes for the 1914
tourney.
Both sides have commitments
aplenty from delegates who will de-
eide the issue at the A. B. C. Con-
vention Friday.
If you're planning on staying at a
I downtown hotel this week, don't look
under the bed before you settle down
for that much-needed snooze. but
shake out the covers well. Two
teams of practical jokers from Big
Spring, Tex, are bringing $50 horned
toads with them.
Two teams from the State school
for blind bowl Friday. April 3. High
man holds 100 average. but once in
a while one of the youngsters comes
through with 200 game.
George Bangart and Pete Howley,
a couple of Chicagoans who haven't
missed one of the big meets since
the first was held in 1901, will be on
hand to show the newcomers how a
pair of old-timers operate. Howley
had 618 for his share Of doubles
score last year.
There will be no bowling between
noon and pm. on Good Friday,
April 3, for the first time in the his
tory of the pin-blasting affair.
Chewing gum is banned at the
Coliseum. officials fearing a wad of
the sticky stuff might give them
trouble if it gets on one Of the
alleys.
Paul Schwartzlander of Conneaut
Park, Pa, who has been A. B. C.
weightmaster since 1927, says he's
had to rule out more plugged balls
this year than ever before. Bowlers
use plugs when they have new finger
holes drilled in their balls, but the
balls are rejected If the change
throws them of balance.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
0hrbachs Will Visit
Jacobsen Florists
For Sunday Tilt

Jacobsen Florists basket ball
team, Middle Atlantic champion
and runnerup for the Heurich
League crown. will bring the we'll
known New York Ohrbachs to
Washington for game next Sum-
day at Heurich gym.
The Ohrbachs have record OF
% victories in 33 games this year
and won the Metropolitan A. A. u.
title in New York.
Last year they won the Middle
Atlantic title in the tourney here,
but did not enter this year. On
that occasion they were captained
by George CARRIER. now assistant
coach at Woodrow Wilson High,
who this season captains the
Florists,
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Prince Georges P. B. G. Cogers
To Hold Meet at Hyottsvi|Ie

Five units of the Prince Georges
County Police Boys Club will COM
pete in a three-night basket ball
tournament starting Wednesday at
Hyattsville High School. Towns to
be represented are Hyattsville, Lau-
rel, Maryland Park, Mount Rainier
and Oxon Hill.
BY season records, the Laurel
quint seems to be the strongest of
the group although Hyatsville and
Mount Rainier must be rated for
midable contenders. Hyattsville ha
Evening star., 1942-03-22
CheWChase Saddle
Show Is Assured
Balanced Card
100 Horses and Owners
Expected to Compete
In Event Sunday

Assured of approximately 100
horse owners and their mounts, the
Chevy Chase horse show will open
the outdoor season locally next Sum-
day with a well-rounded card OF
hunter, jumper and junior events.
With Defense bonds as the lure
for championship aspirants, the pro-
gram will begin at 10 am. on the
East-West highway show grounds
with juniors occupying most OF
the morning card.
The committee, headed by Donald
Bradley, had the worst fright OF
its five-year history of semiannual
shows when it learned that its
customary site on East-West high
way would not be available because
it was needed for rifle range for
the Maryland National Guard.
Two days of frantic searching for
a new location came to a peaceful
halt when Bradley learned that
plans for the rifle range had been
postponed and that the show could
60 on as in earlier years.
Prize lists include classes for
junior road hacks, Junior working
hunters, handicap jumpers, open
jumpers, working hunters, junior
hunter hacks, green hunters. ladies'
hunters, go-as-you-please jumping,
open jumpers, modified Olympia,
hunter hacks, knock down and-out
and hunter and jumper champion
ships.
Junior classes will be open to
riders under 10, to be mounted on
either horses or ponies.
Only the working and open hunt
ers events will be shown over 4-foot
fences, with the remainder Of hun
ter classes at 31a feet In order to
school young mounts.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Porcupine's Qui||s Fail to Deter Fisher
Touqh Maine Animal Found With Hundreds of Borbs in Hide

from where he had been found.
The trapper, who was aware there
is a perpetual closed season on
fisher, turned the pelt over to
Warden Earl Kelly. who identified
it. 1t is now in the Inland Fish
and Game Offices here and 1t is
strange sight.
AS I said, a fisher is so tough
that he rather would have a nice
porcupine for lunch than any
thing else. Some animals will
roll a porcupine over on its back
and kill it by attacking its un-
protected stomach. It Is true
that the fisher sometimes will
follow this procedure, but ordi-
narily it is jua1 too much bother.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Navy Takes Stick Tilt
With B. A. 6. in Mud

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 21.-
Favys haro-riding lacrossemen
s7lashed a 9-5 practice game victory
today over the Baltimore Athletic
Club stickmen in weather made to
order for ducks.
1t started out as a lacrosse game
end ended Up as a topnotch mud
singing contest.
Dick Lazenby, Navy's first attack.
slid home five goals for individual
scoring honors.
B. A. C.'s attack was led by Rob-
ertson and George Thursby.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

three times and tossed q victory
each time.
Boxing saw him GO through the
season undefeated and he climaxed
his mitt activities by winning the
District Golden Gloves heavyweight
championship and the South At
lantic prep school title. He is ia
bic tennis champion of Charlotte
Hall and last season played singles
on the tennis team when he wasn't
filling his regular role Of baseball
catcher or putting the shot for the
track team. His 49-foot toss with
the 12-pound weight is q school
record.
He isn't only . big muscle man,
either. He owns a good tenor voice.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

He just goes ahead using catch
aS-catch-can rules.
Well, embedded in the hide of
this particular pelt literally are
hundreds of porcupine quills.
They had entered the fishers
body over its entire length and
were lying fiat between the hide
and the muscle. Warden Super
visor Earle Bradbury said he had
seen many pelts bearing a few
quills, but never one that had
them by the hundreds.
All of this may or may not have
a bearing on the fact that fisher
allowed himself to be picked up.
Maybe he was 20 darned itchy he
just wanted to be scratched.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

been pressing Laurel all season
while the Mounts, coached by
George Knepley. ex-University Of
Maryland star, recently defeated the
top-rated five.
First award will be a gold trophy
donated by George Froelicher to the
club board of governors just before
he enlisted in the Navy.
Sergt. Mike Mulligan, athletic di-
rector of the club, has announced
that the tournament will be open
to the public and no admission will
be charged.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Greatest Hommer Throw
Made by Irishmon

Ireland's A. A. U. recently ac-
cepted as an Irish record the 35-
pound weight throw of SO feet 8la
inches that Bert Healion set at the
Irish championships year ago last
June.
Although there is no world rec
ord recognized for the distance, this
undoubtedly is the greatest throw
ever.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
-Four Quints Unbeaten
In Second Series
OF Rec League

Four teams remain undefeated in
Recreation League basket ball play
in the second-half series.
F. B. I. No. 2 team. with 10
straight, tops Central Section No. 2,
and Navy Yard, Hyattsville and A.
G. o. Publications, with seven in
row each. lead the Federal Employees,
Roosevelt-Centrala and Roosevelt No.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Maryland Shy of Trout,
Stocking Is CurtuiIed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, March 21-
With less trout available for stock
ing purposes this year than in 1941,
Albert M. Powell, superintendent of
the State fish hatchery at Lewis
town said today that some trout
streams would not be restocked.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
With BILL AckzsnAN
Channels of Morquesos Keys Ever Shifting;
Barracuda There in Incredible Number

MARQUESAS March 21-1ts three years. almost
to the day. this little cluster OF mangrove
the reefs which mark the northern edge OF
the Florida Straits the changes for the heavy tides
have swept through Florida and back many times IN
interim
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Simone Simon Upsets
Bowling Precedent
Ala. B. T.. Meet
By the Associated Press.


COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 2l-A
woman set foot for the first time
today on glistening American Bowl
ing Congress alleys that had been
so carefully feminine -proofed
throughout the 41-year history of
the classic.
The precedent-breaker was Simone
Simon, petite movie actress here
to inaugurate defense bond
campaign, she stood on the drives
and talked briefly-just long enough
to put the first lace on what pre-
viously had been strictly a muscle
and skill affair.
Leaders:
Five-Man Team.
Budweiser Randolph, Chicago--- 3,131
SchlitZ, Milwaukee ----------- 3.1O5
All-Events.
Charley Zeman Chicago ------ 500
August Ehlke, Milwaukee ------- .939
Doubles
H. Braatz-L. StrizZi. Cleveland 1888
W Faust. jr G. Zwiesler. Indianap-
oils, 1883
Singles.
Robert Tritschler, Cincinnati --- 13l
Junie Mcmahon. Lodi. N. j. ----- 727
Evening star., 1942-03-22
A. A. u Boxers Offer ASar Contestng Is District Titles c
Versatile Cody Starts New Era
In Athletics at Charlotte Hall
D. c. Boy Makes Great Marks os He Brings
Sports Glory to Long Beaten School

CHARLOTTE HALL. Nd, 21-Charlotte Military
Academy herhe oldest military prep school the United
is counting its athletic history In BE- and AC eras-Before
Cady and after Cady
The time extends from 74 when the founded
September 1940 when Cady big young
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Los Angeles Makes Great Bid
For A.B.C. Tourneyin 1914
Two Blind Teams in This Years Field;
Texans Take ESQ Touds to Columbus
By the Associated Press.
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COLUMBUS Ohio March 21.-The American Bowling Con-
tourney has been held west of Kansas CITY, but Los
attempt
get the 1914 classic
Headed by Movie Star Harold Lloyd the lads from the Golden
backing their California Bust campaign with
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Tony Holm With Fleet

Tony Holm, former Alabama
gridder, quit the furniture business
for the Navy.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
How National Hockey
LOOP Clubs Finished
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated freSS
NEW YORK, March 21.-Flnal
National Hockey League standings:
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tpie Ni,1s Der glfte au iasen pflegte.
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bie 8iiroe oes &ler,ts gea1tet tperoen.
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trn." Ser Same Der Station III
,Mubfrafer'.
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Ser anterifanii6e syilmoireftor
2ouis 9. Mfaper bat als Setter Der
Gilmproouftion fir 2oeips, SSsnc., oas
bobIte @infommen in Sen Ser. Staa'
ten. SIM bergangenen sSsabr besog er
elm @ebalt bon 7O4,426 Dollar. sSS1
peitent Mbitanb folgen ibm Der Brd-
ii6ent ser 9etblebem SteeI Corpora
ton nit $478,144, glarf Sable nit
1857, 500. Ser Yraiioent Der Mmer-
ican Fobacco Company, George 8aib=
inston Sill bate I'M Goriabre ein
@infommen bon 2S8,144 Dollar. SSn
6ie @rl1ppe Ser ginfon1n,enenpfaneer
bon 100000 ooer mebr fallen 6. IS.
Deso, Hrditbent Ser @oollportb Cont
panp, NIT $252,60t, Sarrp IS. 8ra=
ep nit $249,690, Der 8raitoent Der
8iffers Sncorporation, Sarrp s.
8iffarb, nit $229,316.
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l1eber ben nieoerldn6ilden @ebein,
ri1n6fltnfie,tber tpuroe fiiralid er-
Hart: nDies iit 6er nieberlanoiihe
Sreibeitsien6er. 9ie @abrbeit miro
berbreitet iperoen, ielbit penn Die
Dei1tiben DerIrbe1L uns au unters
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Yacificio Srtea 5.SS., &aplan 6es
Braiioe1ten Der 8bilippinen; ipcl-
der ais 9iaton oer Yrimis oiii-
itierte; &ep. 9tapn1ono @oggi1l g.
s., ipel6er Sic Srebigt bieIt; Gep.
Wonterio uno &ep. Coleman 0oi-
Ip, S.ss, Sub6iafon ser 81. Meiie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-05

9teb. agatbonico s. Mohtero
(ber atpeite bon re6ts), 0fitelieo
Ser pbilippiniiden Seiuitenmiiiion,
feierte feline erite 81. Meie in ser
@eiu=&irbe in Bbila6elpbia. @ez
boren in gaso auf Ben Bbilippi-
nen beenbete er feline Stubien in