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Evening star., 1942-02-26
Field of 3O4 Cut to 81, Humor,
Pothos Mark Fistic Tourney

two of their fighters weather a stiff
schedule which in some classes
called for a man to box four times
in two nights.
With a single survivor apiece were
the teams from Dayton, Ohio: Dan
vile, ILL.,; Peoria, ILL.,; Oklahoma
City, Okla; Grand Rapids, Mich;
Kansas City, Mo-; Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, and Camp Polk, La.
The scraps had humor: The bald
headed heavyweight who inspired
the Chicago Stadium organist to
crescendo Darling, I am Growing
Old"
There was pathos: The young
Southern bride who leaped into
the ring to comfort her fallen
husband.
And there was slugging
performed any better than that
dished out by Hubert Hood, Chicago
heavyweight, who knocked out two
opponents within two hours time
last night.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Tilt With Ernie Dusek
Is Mat Acid Test
For GaribaIdi

Gino Garibaldi, stocky Italian
grappler. who has won four straight
local matches in as many weeks.
will face the "acid" test Of his 1912
campaign this evening at Tur-
ner's Arena. Garibaldi has been
matched against Ernie Dusek, top
man Of the Nebraska Rio Squad, in
a one-hour time limit feature bat
tie.
Garibaldi whipped Clarence Cow
boy Luttrell twice, Emil Dusek and
last Thursday upset Yvon Robert,
Canadian champion.
Ernie Dusek in his last match
here lost to the original Angel,
Maurice T1llet.
Gus Sonnenberg, former world
champion, also is on the program,
and Is hurting a def at the winner
of tonight's feature. He makes his
appearance against Herbie Freeman.
The semifinal is women's affair
between Carole Starr of Chicago and
Mae Young of Little Rock.
Cowboy Luttrell faces Milo Stein
born and George Buckman, local
bartender, meets Fred Carone.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Upset Co|oniaIs Burn
For Revenge Friday
In Y. N. |. Game
Cadets, in Second-HoIf
Drive at Lexington.
Get 36-35 Victory
Special Dispatch to The Star.


LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 90
George Washington's dribblers were
forced to accept an even break on
their two-day invasion of this town
as result of last nights 36-35 de-
feat by Virginia Military Institute,
one of the seasons most stunning
upSetS.
The Colonials, now looking for
ward to revenge when the Cadets
visit Washington Saturday after a
warm-up with Maryland at College
Park Friday night, had no excuses.
They were outscored and outgamed
by an inspired Cadet team that
snatched the victory in the waning
seconds of play.
Victor over Washington and Lee
the previous night, G. w. gained a
1918 lead in the first half, only
to be overhauled Immediately after
the start of the final period on field
goals by Emil Sotnyk and Jack
Woodward. From that juncture
the teams waged a neck-and-neck
race with v. M. l., finally forging
ahead in the last few seconds when
Woodward dribbled down the floor
for a lay-up shot.
v. M. I. used an iron-man team
to knock the Colonials down to
third place in the Southern Con-
ference standings, employing only
one substitute, and then for only
the final 20 seconds of the first half
Evening star., 1942-02-26

pull two points In front by victory
tonight. Currently the two teams
are tied for third at 80 points.
Providence played Tuesday and last
night, pulling into the tie with
Washington when they played a
tie game with Indianapolis, and
mufhng a chance to go ahead last
night when they were licked II to
1 by the lowly Pittsburgh team,
tail enders in the Western Division.
Sharing the spotlight with the
prospects of the Lions to clinch
third place temporarily will be Lou
Trudel's attempt to keep in position
to overhaul Pete Kelly Of SPRING
field, league scoring leader. The
lanky Washington wing has piled
up 50 goals to Kelly's 26, but is IL
points behind Kelly, who has been
credited with more assists.
Meanwhile deposed Coach Ching
johnson, benched q week ago, Is
preparing to comb the Canadian
bushes for hockey players. john
son, for years one of hockeys i'm
mortals, has been appointed the
Lions scout, and will serve in the
building up program for next sea
son. No one in hockey knows what
the situation will be next winter.
with military calls on man power,
but the Lion management Is con-
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Loss 10 Terrors Hits
Eagles Chance for
Spot in PIayoff
CIush With Catholic U.
Saturday Will Decide
Fute of American

American University's bid for a
berth in the Mason-Dixon Confer
ence court playoffs has been
thwarted temporarily again today,
held in abeyance pending Saturday
nights finale with Catholic Uni
versity, as the Eagles dejectedly re-
viewed last nights $3.50 loss to
Western Maryland.
Coach Staff Cassells crew was
hot, but the Terrors were hotter
and scorched A. U. In the second
half after trailing by a 1886 count
at intermission.
Western Maryland solved Ameri-
cans zone defense in this period
by the simple expedient of putting
Memo Robinson and Ed Mogowski
high scorer Of the game with 2s
points, under the blackboard and
passing the ball to them.
Bing Byham, A. U. center, con-
tinued his scoring streak by mark
ing up "a points. He led counter
attack in the last few minutes that
brought the Eagles within four
points of the visitors at 56-52, but
didn't have enough supporting artil-
lery to close the breach.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
g. W. and WI. Highs
In New Sport Group
lin Old Dominion

A new section of the Virginia
Glass A Literary and Athletic
League has bene created with
Washington-Lee of Ballston, George
Washington Of Alexandria, Fairfax
High of Fairfax and Lane High of
Charlottesville in the new group,
which will be known as the Northern
division.
The other divisions, Central,
Southern and Western, will oper-
ate as formerly except that Gen.
trail will be smaller because the
Northern division schools were taken
from it. Competition will be in all
sports within each division, as well
as in literary activities, such as de-
batting.
The new setup does not 60 into
effect until September, except in the
case of tennis, which will have
Northern division championship
this spring.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Basket Ball Scores
LOCAL TEAMS.

LOCAL TEAMS.
v.M. l.. 36i George Washington. 35.
Navy. 81: Georgetown. SO.
~ washington College. 6s; Catholic o..
gsE0sDset yo NJ .!c.., E: Aie1; oallaudst. Al.
Western MARYLAND, 6e; American q.
g. ., FEosh; 81: American .. Fyesh, Is.
G. W. Frosh. 81; WI. High, 90.
EAST.
Army, 81: williams. 80
PENNSYLVANIA. As; Cornell, 80.
g P9sReiI TessheE es os46Ps s. Paws Ekins So
6lsRviIls X 6sTsp3 AoT 91oi srOafdus ee
eolby. IS; New Hs@pshtFss Han; ss AZ T.
Colgate. 40: Hamilton, 81.
sm ST. wsss sS SrERa Ss s.
N4siDTs NIsEsTs' e q; I5E.E;s9ss. syEssuss. e
Waynssburg. 35; Washington and JEFF
Westminster Pa1. So; pittsbursh, As.
St. Johns, 81; New York T. 50.
Brexel Tech, so; Havertord. 80.
c. c. N Y. 3s: Manhattan, IS.
Penn State. "A: West Virginia, 80.
SOUTH.
Roanoke, 80: Randolph-Macon. 21.
Erskine. 81; Newberry. 30.
North Carolina State, 54: Y. P. l., 43.
MIDWEST.
=, chieaso Teachers. 39' concordia m).
Great Lakes. SO: Carroll. Al.
Culver Stockton, g.; Central CMo). As.
John Carroll, 55; Western Reserve, 46.
Toledo, SO; Loyols (Chcago), so.
Muskingum, As; Otterbein, 40.
Simpson. AS: st. Ambrose, 35.
Grand Rapids, 46: Detroit Tech. a..
Alma. 80: Central Michigan, %.
Oklahoma A. and M, 40: Kansas SO.
Indiana State 3S; Ball State, 80.
Depauw, 32: Wabash, 81.
Hanover. 70: Valparaiso, 40.
Cincinnati. 50; Miami. SO (overtime).
Midland, Al Peru Teachers 3S.
Franklin. 81; Manchester, so.
Bradley, 81: ST. Louis. 40.
Illinois College. SO; CARTHAGE, 3S.
Kansas Wesleyan, 66; College OF EN-
Fort Hays State. 40; washburn. As
(overtime).
WEST.
Eastern Oregon, rs; Lewiston Normal, 5s.
Texas Tech. So: New Mexico, So
West Texas State. IS: Texas Mines. IS.
Hardin Simmons, 81; New Mexico Aggies,
McMurry. SO: Trinity. 80.
whitman, So: Whitvorth. 46.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Clarendon BowIers
Tilt Pennant Stock
In District Loop
Roll Record Set Of 2,00l
In Swomping Del Roy;
RossIyn in Leod

While Rosslyn Bowling Center
pinmen today nestled in first place
in the District League nag chase
through a 80 victory over Hyatts-
vile, and the Georgetown Recre-
ations held new pennant hopes
after sweeping the erstwhile leading
Hi-Skor quint, the championship
stock of the Clarendon Bowling Gen.
ter had taken another jump by vir-
tue of a record-smashing shutout
over Del Ray with a count OF 2,00l.
The invading Del Rays were easy
prey for the charging Clarendons
last night as Chick Darr's 147-418,
Gene Hargett's 151-417 and Joe
Freschis 147-414 paced their team
to scores Of 67l, 643 and 687 to
crack their own week-old mark OF
1897. Lou Jenkins was best for the
losers with 1896.
Rosslyn Sweeps Hyattsville.
Whip Litchfield's 141-398. Gait
Davis 1859 and Bill Krauss
l46-387 were the heaviest wallops
as the visiting Rosslyns swept
Hyattsville with 1918. John Wood
and Warren johnson each fired
392s for the losers.
Southpaw Dick Lees 1911 and
Milton Walkers 142-400 LED
GEORGETOWN to a lusty 1928 count
against Hi-Skor Andy Gleesons
3s9 was best for the losers.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace howitzer:
dimmed the pennant hopes Of Ar
lington Bowling Center when Joe
Harrison's 152-37 and Jack Tai.
bert's l52-399 featured 80 deci-
sion.
Burrows Bangs Headpin.
Dave Burrows 143-398 were the
/ big pokes as the champion Lucky
Strikes trimmed Brookland. 81
Abe Povich's 1856 led the Brookland-
erS.
Spillway, with 1919 whipped La
fayette, 81, as Cletus Pannell lee
with 3ss. Henry Hiser's 369 was high
as his Bethesda quint took the odo
game from King PIN despite the
losers high scores Of 657 and 1,623
to which Bob Miciotto contributed
397.
Arcadia, with its eye on the pen
nant, gained ground with a 80 win
over Peacock's Bethesda. Eddie
Keith's 157-404 and Norman Al
mony's 3S3 paced the victory.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Will Battle Co|oniaIs
In April and May;
Visit Carolina
Lists Duke and Tar Heels;
Effects of Injury Hit
Pro Treder's Game
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Georgetown University's golf team
abandoning its policy of passing ur
local college competition, has sched-
uled four home matches this year al
Bannockburn Golf and Country
Club, two of them against George
Washington University. In addition
the Hoyas will make brief southern
trip during the Easter holidays
curtailed from the original To-day
junket planned two months ago.
Instead of going South to meet
several opponents the Hoya golfers
will clash with only three Southern
outfits. Matches are scheduled with
Duke at Durham, April 8, and with
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, April
6. The team then will return TO
Washington, going to Richmond for
a match with the University of
Richmond April IL.
Matches against George Washing
ton University are scheduled April
II and May S, and the Hoyas have
listed contests against the University
of Baltimore April 81 and Loyola OF
Baltimore April "a, all to be played
at Bannockburn. All members of
the Hoya team, coached by Ban
nockburn Pro Tony Sylvester. also
are members of the Glen Echo club.
Vass Heads G. w. Team.
Not in many years have George
town golf teams played against col
lege opposition in this territory.
Heretofore they have confined their
competition to visiting outfits such
as Duke, and to Eastern Intercol-
legiate League matches.
The George Washington team will
be led by George o. Vass, jr., one
of the crack amateurs at Kenwood.
The golf ball situation does not
worry either Georgetown or George
Washington Both schools have
enough spheres to carry on their
varsity links activities through the
schedules. This year the Hoyas will
not entertain Eastern college loop
teams in home matches. They had
their entertainment turn last year.
AL Treder, Manor Country Club
pro, slipped on the Ice early in the
winter and broke some wrist bones.
The accident was not expected to
interfere with Als links activities
this year. But the break hasn't
healed as expected and Al may not
be able to knock out those resound-
ing tee shots. So Harry Pitt says.
Linkswomen to Meet.
Feminine golfers will meet the
week of March to complete the ar
rangement of their tournament
schedule. Listed this year will be
three pro-woman Journeys. The
feminine schedule will not start un-
til May.
Middle Atlantic P. G. A. members
will hold their annual spring meet
ing around April IS, when all the
boys now in the South return to the
Capital. P. G.. A. members in the
South include Bob Barnett, vice
president of the pro body; Leo Wal
per and Rut Coffey, the latter of
Hagerstown, Md.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Is Basket Teams Sturt
S. |. A. Title Tourney
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TUSKEGEE, Ala, Feb. 26.-With
13 teams entered, flrst-round play
in the ninth annual Southern Inter
collegiate Athletic Conference BaS-
ket Ball Tournament gets under
way today.
Top-seeded Florida A. and M.
College drew Morris Brown of At
lanta while second-ranked Tuskegee
got a bye in the initial round.
Fourth-seeded South Carolina State
also drew a bye as did Morehouse
of Atlanta.
Fisk and Lemoyne meet in the
opening round, followed by third
seeded Clark of Atlanta against
Knoxville College, Fort Valley State
against Alabama State and Bene-
dict against Xavier of New Orleans.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Little Hope for Hoyas
In De Paul Tilt Seen
After Loss at Navy
INVADING Chicago Team
Is FIoshy; 6. U. Shows
Defense Weakness

A lackluster Georgetown quintet,
down in the mouth after yesterdays
51-36 setback by Navy. tackles De
Paul of Chicago tonight at River
side Stadium in its penultimate
game of the season and unless all
omens are misleading, the Hoyas
are doomed to defeat again.
De Paul comes here in an ugly
mood after dropping 36-33 deci-
sion to Seton Hall last night and
although its record is not impress
sive from the standpoint Of games
won and lost, 1t shapes up as a
superior team and will be the pre-
game choice.
Georgetown didn't offer the Mid
shipmen much competition yester-
day, fading out of the picture In
the first 10 minutes Of play while
Navy sailed serenely ahead. Ten
consecutive points by Bill Busik
halfway through the period. boost
ing Navy's lead to 1877, was the
torpedo that paved the way for the
District teams downfall. Heavy
firing by Bob Zoeller and Paul Lacy
completed the task. Together they
accounted for a total Of 80 points.
Georgetown visibly was of Its
form. Don Martin and Charley
Schmidt were the only Hoyas to
hit the hoop consistently and the
entire team was wobbly defensively.
De Paul served notice it is ready
for the Hoyas by putting handouts
on Bob Davies, Seton Halls ace
scorer, and checking him with six
points. Johnny Rutherford inter-
cepted a pass and dribbled half the
floors length for a snowbird to save
Seton Halls neck in the last few
seconds of play.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Clark Grifdth Is high in praise
of the rockies training with the
Mats at Tampa and says they
make up in quality what they
lack in quantity. Goose Goslin
is the prize of the flock, he claims,
with Eddie Goebel another gem.
lie Gendre ran the 100-yard
dash in 10.1 seconds to set the
pace as Georgetown U track team
won the Johns Hopkins-5th Regi-
ment indoor meet at Baltimore.
LIE Roy Brown of Harvard es-
tablished q world indoor high
jumping record Of 6 feet AZ
inches in a meet at Boston.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Barons, 1941Champs,
On Top First Time
In Hockey Race
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Cleveland Barons. playoff cham
pions of the American Hockey
League, are on top Of the Western
division standings today for the first
time this season.
A 80 victory for the Barons over
the Philadelphia Rockets last night
coupled with Springfield's Al con-
quest Of the Hershey Bears put
Cleveland in front and broke a
three-way tie for the leadership
among Cleveland, Hershey and In
dianapolis.
Springfield stretched its lead over
the second-place New Haven to 617
games as the Eagles lost to Buffalo,
4-2.
The Pittsburgh Hornets over
whelmed the Providence Reds, 11-4.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Georgetown Books G. W. for Hoyas Golf Opponent Many
Sports in Balance
In Mississippi

By the Associated Press.
Unless half-dozen men
change their minds shortly, say
reliable sources In Mississippi,
there may be no more intercol-
legiate athletics for Mississippi
State and the University Of
Mississippi for the duration.
A sizable majority Of the State
Governing Board is reported in
favor OF joining Mercer. Spring
Hill, Centenary and other small
colleges in Withdrawing frcm
competition.
Affirmative action would cause
revision in schedules of eight
other Southeastern Conference
members and four outside
schools.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

graduating itself on the fact. that
most of the team members are mar
ried and are apt to be far down the
list of calls for military service.
Norm Burns, who topped the
Eastern Amateur Hockey League in
scoring last year as member of the
Eagles, will be in the New Haven
lineup. Burns has continued his
puck handling ability in the Amer
ican League and is in ninth place
in the scoring race.
The Eagles, celebrating their third
anniversary here, will face the
Johnstown Bluebirds at Riverside
Stadium tomorrow night at $50.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Scan|on, Rice Unable
To Save T.. u. Quint
In Shore Clash
srtctrI rispatch to The Star.

Srsctel Cispatch to The Star.
CHESTERTOWN, Md, Feb. 90
Dick Scanlon, raw-boned Catholic
University center, maintained his
position at the head of the Mason
Dixon Conference scorers by chalk
ing up 13 points against Washing
ton College last night. but it wasn't
enough to save the Cardinals from
68-35 drubbing.
Freddy Rice, who bettered his
teammates mark by point, was
the only other Card to score con-
sistently, but the losers never had a
chance.
Washington ran up 1916 lead
in the first half and coasted
through the second behind the
heavy cannonading Of Samele,
Yerkes. Stevens and Voith.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
CoIored Table Tennis
Stars 10 Contest
For City Titles

District Recreation DEPARTMENT. s
city-wide colored table tennis cham
pionships will be decided in q tour
nament from March II to 20 at
Banneker Gym.
Titles will be decided in both
mems and women's singles and dou-
bles, with cups and medals going to
winners.
Entries may be made with Joseph
Cole, Adams 205o, extension II, be-
tween 8 am. and pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
GaI|audet Five Drops
Fourth Tilt Of Trip
To Prospect "
sper..l Dispatch to The Star.

sp,r..l Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Gallaudet
made a flying start, but finished
poorly in its game with Prospect Y
M. C. A. last night, winding up on
the short end of a 61-41 count.
It was the Blues fourth setback
of its five-game road trip.
Carmen Ludovico and Harold
Weingold got the visitors OF wing
ing with a brace of buckets and q
free shot. but Prospect roared ahead
on a nine-point rally, leaving Gal
laudet hopelessly behind.
The halftime score was 24-14.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Frosh Five at Missouri
Beats Varsity Twice
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo, Feb. 26.-Mis-
souri's Tigers, who had little trouble
romping to the Big Six football
title last season, find things diff
ferent along basket ball row.
The Tiger varsity lost to the fresh
man last night Sc to SIS.
The froSh also won an early sea-
son game, "a to 25.
The Tigers are tied for last place
in the Big Six standings.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
All in Fight Game Here
To Be Fingerprinted

Prize fighters, managers, seconds
and promoters seeking District L.
censes will be fingerprinted before re-
ceiving their credentials in the fu-
ture, the District Boxing Commission
has announced.
Approved by the District Commis-
sioners, the act will serve as barrier
to undesirable characters.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press


Today q year ago-New York
Yankees signed Catcher Bill
Dickey, Washington Senators
signed Catcher Rick Ferrel, and
Outfielder Earl Averill, a free
agent, signed contract with Bos-
ton Bees.
Three years ago-Gottfried Won
Cramm announced return to
tennis wars in Egyptian cham
ships. Henry Picard won Tomas
vile open golf tourney with I'll.
Five years ago-Pendro Mon
tanez outpointed Enrico Ventura.
Italian lightweight champion, in
IS rounds at New York.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Es the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Golden
Glove boxers scattered to their
hcmes throughout the Middle West
and South today, 80 of them to
take well-earned rests before re-
turning March to continue the
quest for titles in the Chicago tourn-
ament of champions.
Clevelands great squad boasted
four survivors. So did Fort Worth,
Tex, and Milwaukee. Half Of
their contestants lasted through
three whitening nights Of elimina-
tions which cut an original field of
3O4 down to the semifinal stage in
last nights round of eight" battles
Thirty eight cities sent their local
champions. to Chicago and II of
them will have representatives in
next weeks concluding bouts.
Chicago, Des Moines, Iowa: Min
neapolis, Fort Wayne. Ind, st. Louis
and Sioux Falls, S. D., each saw
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Howard Is 60-44 Victor
Over BIuefieId Quint

Howard's Bisons had their sixth
c. l. A. A. victory tucked away today
after romping over Bluefield, 6o-44
on the home court.
The visitors did not bow without
offering stiff resistance, however,
and trailed by only one point at the
half, 22-21. Hill got going for the
home team in the second half, with
Mitchell assisting, and the Bisons
quickly pulled ahead to command
ing lead
Evening star., 1942-02-26
|W.-L. Given Hard JOLT
In Basket Ball Rout
|ByCoIoniaI Cubs

Washington-Lee courtmen may
look with some misgivings to their
approaching duel with George
Washington High School after yes
terday's 57-29 rout by George
Washington University freshmen.
Harvey Martens and Joe Ryan
paced the victors to a 37-11 lead in
the first half and only a visible
letdown in the G. w. attack per-
mitted the Little Generals to double
their count.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
St. Johns Beats Tech
In Match on Runqe

st. Johns rifiemen are looking
forward to Saturdays match with
the strong Massanutten team after
Yesterdays 1,338-to-1 1903 triumph
over Tech High.
Di Bartolo's 92x100 from a~stand-
ing position and Cross perfect count
from prone were the high lights OF
the match. Di Portfolios 2S5 was
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Moimone, Baldwin Clash
In D. 6. A. A. U. Rino

Charley Maimone, Golden Gloves
middleweight champion, will make
his debut in the District A. A. U.
boxing tournament tomorrow night
at Turner's Arena, meeting Larry
Baldwin of st. Mary's in the feature
of a 15-bout card.
Maimone, representing the knights
of Columbus, which is coached by
Al Farrell, was among group of
tardy seniors who awaited last
nights deadline before signing for
the tournament.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Kentucky Five Choice
For Southeastern
Circuit LaureIs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 90
Horse-wise Kentuckians put their
blue chips today on a basket ball
tournament entry with stretch
drive-their own Kentucky Wild
cats.
AS IL teams squared away in quest
of the eighth annual Southeastern
Conference championship Kentucky
was installed as a 3-to-1 favorite
against the field
Tennessee, defending champion,
was quoted as 4-to-1, third-seeded
Alabama, 6-to-1. and fourth seeded
Auburn at 7-to-1.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Standing Of Quints
In Dixie leuoue

Hema lining games. =.
Tonieht-Delaware vs. Loyola at Balti-
more; Bridgewater VS.. Catholic U. at
Washington
Friday-Johns Hopkins VS. Western
Maryland at Westminster; Bridgewater VS..
Gsllaudet at Washington.
Saturday-Loyola VS.. Washington at
Chestertown: Randolph Macon VS.. Gallau-
det at Washington: American U. VS.. Cath
olic U. at Washington.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Simon Bout to Be Louis
21st Title Defense

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Pvt. Joe
Louis will make the 2lst defense OF
his heavyweight boxing title In a
15-round bout against Abe Simon at
Madison Square Garden March 27.
1t will be for the beneft Of the
Army emergency fund.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Blair Girls Overcome
Rockville Busketers

Montgomery Blair girls handed
Richard Montgomery 21-18 defeat
in a well-played basket ball game at
Rockville.
Hilda Haynes scored IA of the
losers points, but Runvold and Ford
got eight each for the winners.