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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Our Coast Teens Do Okoy -.

Our western. Coast college hoopmen, did a mighty
fine job their eastern invasion IL wins out of Is
battles.
That is with the exception of the Coast champs proud
Stanford The Indians didn't chalk a single win.
Indians
noby winning any
do. It's 1000 batting and can't
Oregon State copied four out of five only Bradley
and that overtime
Washington winning three dropping
Creighton 1919
gone fairly
hard match
Buffalo
49,. Bradley highly S7-S6
The Beavers trOunced City College New York 1874;
Michigan State 1929 and ST Louis Washington q, 40s2
Bradley which Beavers ubbed
toe
outstanding victory Trojan
Island u 4s40 The Troans battered 4735
feather add TO the Trojan hat
Illinois ss2s
Of push-oVers.
Cal will be in the
Washington Washington oregon State
favorites north
North play for
duration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Hoop Results

California 80. University Of san
Francisco -.
santa Clara -. ST. Mays =.
Nebraska Al, Kansas state 81.
Fordham SO. Holy Gross ~.
St Fraaeis 81, AuR0stsna ~.
Wassburn ~, Baker -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Heiqht Fails Long Island u. Caqers

Premium height in basketball these nights,
Long defeat charged 10 its
than feet their failure to
with shots the basket which enabled
Southern Madison Square Garden
rnaneuveng
great first coached the
they had big be relied
boards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Rocing Does Its Turn .
Interest in horse racing?
Yes children, very, very much.
Hardly anN SNORT has shown 81

Hardly sport has shown such an advancement
The turf per
of
1t has jumped approximately per
Racing year nearly for War Re-
Funds.
More sports
racing produced the fuI figure
That Is something for other o realize
Baseball next with boxing third.
Baseball by the all America.
Then, order pro football, basketball
Oh pardon Longacres contribution
s1o64s4O2 which
Only the Longacres
the major plants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
A Puzzling Situation 4.

If travelling professional basketball clubs like Abe Saper.
stems Gobetroers the armory il is pulling
Nhy'our city high school teams can't the floor for
their big games
mat building after ALL belongs to the state the people
Stadium Lincoln Pacific Lutheran college pretty penny
In floor hall
They games building has
turned to the shpysrds
lying
The schools during grid
hardly expected
Ii only
take armory
College of Puget BeIarmne also should
have of the floor att
II Fort Lewis funds hereAb
need of repenhment, be
of arranging % care o
Anyway these travelling
be
It's decidedly anagonzng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Henry Armstrong Wins His
l4ih Victory In IS Bouis
Bscts McDsnisls IN Cent Dslng
Him 10 Convos, Tonsilseismy Nsai

! ID without my sssssst.- 11savs
said.
TONaGrS Gauss TooUu1D
wen wait and - Nv moery
neuncss out from us1or - -
tors knife. We may nenf toooo
two sastsrn fights - ~ sobo1.
ulsd dntss and ~ nay nols
Armstrong said NJ eweilee -
siis hsvs hen otvia9 Nm frou11o
for the last month. IN MT ni0Ne'o
fight Ia appeared ~ klnee y -
having trouhle bveethine - -
blamed the tonsIln.
sswevsv. ~ pseeeteo
pswsr wn~a't afDae1o1. -
battern1 seesD~n1o1s nnmpeu1-
fully n lssr11 buflGnoooo. =
~ ssseA ss~p1 sely - -
sese1 - NJ yeuoo 80 >
essD - - enosoa
Mcunoleis. who 600 - -
porssd vseAy - tule AsmporonGs
stabts vhsa H>nvy - : nnn111s
NJ - - . mnqeoev. reGCNt ooGU
enms1y nsss. ss1de fsnm : ''m9noov
over NJ p>Ght - - - 1nnUn1
sssiify - shsovb p>1n1o&mon1 -
failed 70 rive Henry seoI tpoun1a
Armstrong; said. howevev. ~
lh~ hight wss ~ tou9honk - ~
campaign. whieh ~
dudes . deeincp over rufne z1stss
vino took HE Title s~lny : ~
years sko.
Armstrong; wsiehsd ttoA ~
he fisht. meDanIeis ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07

WEATHER CLEAR

PHILADELPHIA Connie Mack
recalls that the Philadelphia Ath-
Ieties did not miss . single day
Of practice when they dld their
spring training at shibs park in
1918
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Sheeimeials
Win Overtime

sheetmetal and Finlshers. last
night, went into overtime play 10
break deadlock ~ 2h-all. the
sheetmetals winning out. 30 10 Is.
In Swing Shift Basketball league
play Tuesday morning IN the Ia.
coma Boys club gym. The game
between Electricians and Pipe.
filters was won by the Electrics.
30 TO 10.
shee,mssaI $50, rs, r,al.ssr.
kohienski fp) F.... t6l c. Smith
potthoff t2) ~. tiol T. Piper
A. Strand .....c.. Ito v. Lyons
d. Breauit 90 c.. 90 Huffman
Hardtke ti7) Gat2) NJ. Mama
Referee Mason LonFmlre.
Electrician $50, as, pipen,,er.
II. Nees 100 ..F....s. H. ooslee
]. Clark t2)...F... ca Robinson
rarland (22) &C. "a q. Escsne
r. Bofieh l2). %. 90 I,etourneau
J. Grow tp...G. ~ c. Sinclair
subs: Electricians &. Keller z.
n. Graham and B. Myklsnd. Pipe
filters r.. kiatush 2. and n,
Fishes. Referee Longmirs.
Thursdays games at 10 and II
a. m. Will be shipfitters W. Burn
ers and Painters VS. Electricians.
arc admitted free.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07

Rent your vacant room with =
Times Wsnt "A. Can Main 11b1.
zsk for IN a1 kahsx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Green Light for Baseball

The majors get another green light for 1s43.
oDI Director Joseph r. Eastman has sanctioned l54
game schedule.
Previously the majors set TO accept land like I'D
a shorter session.
present
this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Stadium Beats Buckley, Prepares for Raiders
On Ohe lam -!
Win EllloTT h&xrcAlF

Some OF the folks citA c. cards BE- careful Too
friendly tip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Gillian, Natures" Medicine

Gillian is an advanced medical
compound containing juices from
Is health-giving herbs. 1t mixes
with the food in ones stomach,
thus helping to eliminate the
poisons that foster stomach
troubles and 10 permit the kidneys
and liver 10 function properly. 1t
usually acts within 10 minutes TO
stop gas pains, SourneSs. bloat and
belching. Users say IT will not
gripe or nauseate you like ordl-
nary liver medicines. II tends TO
make your liver more active and
TO clear away the old bile from
your system. At the same time,
Gillian aids in relieving sluggish
kidneys, backache. and muscular
aches and pains caused by faulty
elimination. Gillian will help bring
out gases and impurities that may
have caused you days of misery
from headaches and dizzy spells.
Gillian Il recommended and sold
nv all Cunningham's Drug Stores.
Help yourself TO health. Start to-
day by buying a bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Aero Club Backs
One Airport Site

Development Of single Detroit
airport will receive major consid-
GRAFTON by the Aero Club of
Michigan during observance OF
Michigan Aviation Week, Dec.
1917. it was indicated today.
Plans, including a series of
luncheons and mass meetings,
were outlined yesterday at a
meeting attended by so business
and industrial leaders at the DAG.
Speakers viii include Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker. CAP officials and
aeronauticS authorities.
At present, three sites are I'M
der consideration for airports, and
Roy d. Chaplin Jr,, chairman of
the airport committee. told the
club that his group will recon-
mend support of one field, which
the club Will back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
IA Wounded Ydnks
Returned by Reich

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 INS)
- Fourteen wounded American
soldiers who have been prisoners
of war in Germany arrived at the
National Airport in Washington
last night by plane from England
and were taken TO Walter Reed
Hospital.
The soldiers comprise the first
American prisoners of war TO be
repatriated under an agreement
between the United States and
Germany for the mutual exchange
of sick and wounded war pris-
OnerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Workers Return
To Metal Products

All but Is of 400 workers who
walked off their jobs at Detroit
Metal Products Co. 1853 Lins-
dale, yesterday had returned 10
work today, according 10 Robert
Lomasney. state labor mediator,
The men struck because of a
dispute involving a worker whose
hourly wage of $1.35 had been
reduced 5 cents when he was
transferred 10 a new task. Final
settlement, Lomasney indicated,
probably will be reached today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

1T. Robson 1T. HESSLtk
CherrylaWn; Robert :. Brown,
127l5 Manor. Detroit; Herbert A.
Post, Comstock Park; John A.
Lukasik, Maybee; George Zalroff,
Flint; Wyba Neinhuis, Holland
Arthur X. Tinetti. Laurium; Earl
w. Klatte, Kalamazoo; Harry Il.
GirdIer, North Muskegon; Mat
thew l.. Hendricks, Spring Lake.
From San Marcos I'd Its. VIII
liam X. Callam, S575 Dumbarton
William Il. Firman, 1899 Cherry
lawn Henry +. Herman, $3.50
Dryer; Alexander Kachuck, 6697
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Service Notes:
EeelrOiferS Win
Army Wings

Bruno Gervasi. 2530 Oakwood
Melvindale; Edward :. Calka,
5000 Renville.
Carlisle Barracks, Pa, medical
field service SCHOOL, Its. Edgar 5,
Bruer. 20059 Litchfield Walter
w. Hassig. 1928 ST. Jean: John NJ
Pendy, 2440 Kendall; william C.
Wyte, 10445 Beton Detroit;
James VI. Fischer, 79l University
Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

rellet after long
years of suffer-
ing Is Just one
a m on & hum
dredS of similar
statements by
Gillian u 5 Q r s
who have been
helped by this
re m ar X a b / Q
natural nedi-
cine. Crow d s
of m en- a n d
W o m Q n con-
tinue 10 flock
10 drug stores
where Gillian is
rI1Tg TrreV n,.J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
MIS- E + !
ALL She knew FOR
YEARS, WOMAN SAYS

Mrs. Cordelia Barshuf,
Housewife, of 1884 Hol-
comb ST., Detroit, Says She
Suffered for Years From
Stomach Agony, Kidney
Trouble, Night Rising, and
Muscular Pains-Tells
How One Bottle of kiljan,
Amazing Natural" Medi-
cine, Brought Relief.
Mrs. Barshuff story Of blessed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Hondo and San Marcos, Tex,
navigation schools have turned out
a new batch of full-fledged avia-
tors for Uncle Sans army air
force, Is Of them from Michigan
and II from this city They are:
From Hondo - Flight Officer
Robert German, 2121S Pickford
I'd Its. Howard I. Bourbon, 17l76
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

poor, as I would have TO get up
2 and 3 times during the night.
l had pains in my legs, ankles,
and joints 50 bad ! could hardly
stand up TO work. l took Gillian,
and this famous medicine has done
wonders for me. 1t has stopped
the bloating and gas, regulated my
bowels, and relieved those awful
pains. And l have taken only one
bottle"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Frskies provides 1o essentials of sound nutrition .
in form suited to your dogs digestive processes
For Friskies is solid food in cube form planned
in size, shape and consistency to give your dog the
maximum food value from each morse! Planned for
his natural digestion, and his appetite!
Those are sound reasons for starting your dog on
Friskies diet today. And when you do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Z From State
Are Promoted
In Rank by Army

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 CUP)--
The temporary promotions of II
Michigan officers, appointment OF
four others and orders directing
three newly appointed officers to
active duty were announced today
by the war department.
They are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
ORDERED TO ACTIVE DUTY

Chester Hans. I'd lieutenant, AUS, De-
troit
Harold Blum. LIST lieutenant, DC, Iron
Mountain.
sidney Wagner, captain. AUS. Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Cadillac Reflects Brown

CADILLAC. Nov. 3 (UP)-
George Brown was reelected
mayor yesterday, 1,462 to 814
over /. B. DonnleY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Men, Women! Old or
Young! Need Pep?
Want New Vim and YitalityI

Thousands Of So ~, 80. 81 feel weak. psPess olasf
than their years when body lacks IRON ~ -
Supplies Therapeutic doses iron when neeosd 10" ~
vitality younger feeling Also pFophbidets aoses
vtamin bi. calcium. 20 guard against oenelsnss
weakness worn feeling lack Of vim. a1r intfonu' ~
size now onis &c Get Ostrex Tonic Tablets To-Day
For sale a. al drug Stores eFef'wneiN
Detrot. a. all Cunninghams, hin'sl b sam
and Nalgreen stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
I'd Lieutenant TO LIST Lieutenant
APPOINTMENTS

Leslie Mccoy, lst Lieutenant, Med-AUs
Coolies
Walter Anthony Meier, 1st Lieutenant
Med Aus. Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Gas Blast Wrecks Home

LANSING. Nov. "a broken
gas pipe was blamed today for an
explosion which wrecked a Two
room house on highway US-lo
northwest of the city, causing
81 500 damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
PROMOTIONS

Major to Lieutenant C oIoneI
Russell Thurrl. AGD. Battle Greek.
First Lieutenant to Captain
Harry Jackson IT., PA, 1924 Steel
Detroit
Morsy Miro. NC. 1920 San Juan, De-
tTuit
James Smith. Inf, Flint.
Henry smith Cd. Jacksonville
Herbert Bundscho. Cav. Watervhet.
Joseph Dsiek. Cav. 100 Davis, Wyan-
dotte
I'd Lieutenant TO LIST Lieutenant
Arie Van Bree, SC. Grand Rapids.
Rufus Shook, &C, 2i35 Northwood,
ROYAL Oak
Kari Turner. &C. Sturgis.
William Ginther, AC, Traverse City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

1T. HUMPHREY 1T. CALIAM
Sparta; Francis j. Merrick, 1904
Cadillac; John w. Mumma. 14243
Cloverlawn; Wayne A. Parkhurst,
2060 Sharon, Detroit; Hugh A.
Humphrey, ia Massachusetts,
Highland Park; NorvaI A. Hessler,
427S Pacific; Claude u. Robson,
1927 O'Cennor. Dearborn; Rob
ert +. Firth, Flint; Leonard l..
White, Lansing; William s, Mel
son, Marshall; Clifford X. Mulvey
DR., Grand Rapids.
KEESLER GRADUATES
Graduating from other army
schools are:
Keesler Field, Miss, technical
school, Pies. Robert j. SandOval,
673 +. Lafayette; Ensign VOORHEES,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Gould Hardly Stand 10 Work

For years | suffered from
stomach trouble, gas pains and
bloating, | also had constipation
and kidney trouble. My sleep was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

what Mrs BarShUff has TO say
about this woodworking medi-
cine: \
Evening star., 1943-02-19

While pledging the turf to
make such sacrifices as will be
useful and helpful' in the war, it
said the war should not be used
here as an excuse to attack rae
ing" 1t went on to assert that
racing contributes more to State
taxes, directly and indirectly,
than all other sports combined;
that racing protests discrimina-
tion and any tendency toward
punitive action" and believes it
is entitled to a hearing by gov
ernmental agencies before any
special restrictions are imposed
upon it, and that the association
is opposed to any legislation, such
as is before the New York State
Legislature now, which would
legallze betting away from the
tracks.
Racing can continue to OPP
crate as recreational sport
within the already imposed war
time restrictions. the directors
concluded. Racing has no in
tention nor desire of doing other
wise"
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Spiders Stir Tourney
Hopes in Jo|tingN. {.
Jump Into Race as They
Almost Ruin Tar Heels
By The Associated Press.

by me Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 19.-Rich-
mond's cagers let loose a barrage Of
shots in the second half of a South
ern Conference game here last night
and edged out North Carolina, SO
to 81.
1t was bitter pill for the Caro-
llnians, who have the powerful
South Carolina and Duke teams to
face-and conquer--if they are to
get bid to the conference tourna-
ment.
Last nights loss dropped the
White Phantoms into 11th place in
the loop standings, with seven vic
tories and eight defeats.
Richmond climbed into a four
way tie for seventh place with Mary
land, Davidson and V. M. I. The
Spiders have three wins and three
losses. Fred CAN'T, a freshman,
scored 20 points for Richmond.
The win did lot to bolster Rich
mond's hopes of securing a place
in the tournament. The Spiders
have games left with v. M. I. and
Washington and Lee.
Six conference teams will see ac-
ton tonight. V. M. l. plays William
and Mary at Petersburg; South
Carolina is at Wake Forest. and
Davidson engages The Citadel.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Schoo|boy Fives Keen
In Met Meet Tuners
Gonzogu Gets Loop Leod
Tie, G. w. Area LoureIs

George Washington High of AL
eXandria has the Northern Vir-
ginia basket ball championship
tucked In the bag along with a IA
game winning streak and is prepar-
ing for big tournaments in the
next two weeks.
1t locked up the Virginia crown
yesterday by swamping Washing
ton-Lee High cagers, 1924, and may
60 into The Stars Metropolitan
tournament next week as the favor
ite. On March 4 it goes into the
playoffs for the Virginia State title.
All is even between two other en-
trants in The Star Metro tourney
after last nights game at Tech
gym, in which Gonzaga beat st.
Johns, PALS, to atone for an earlier
defeat and go into tie for first
place in the Catholic school series.
G. w. High yesterday was in COM
mand from the start. taking 1913
lead in the first period and improv-
ing all the way.
The Generals were able to halt
Joe Hensley, G.. W.s big threat all
season, but Chiffon Raiford and
Calvin Bailey came through in grand
style. Bobby Phillips of WI. was
individual high scorer, however.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Cannon Is Making Bid
For AAU Ring Title
Meets Atchison Tonight
In WeIter Struggle

Joe Cannon, Apollo Clubs rapidly
improving welterWeight star. makes
his opening bid for the District AAU
title tonight when he goes against
Johnny Atchison of the Merrick
Club in the second round of the
tournament at Turner's Arena. The
scrap is one of several standout at
fractions on l0-bout card.
Cannon is picture book boxer
and Northeast fans predict this is
his year to gain the title belt. Joe
has been in several tournaments,
starting as a tyke at the bottom
Of the ladder and improving as he
added weight.
But Cannon has his task cut
out for him. In the same bracket
is calculatin' Al WankowiCz. the SOL
der from St. Mary's Boys Club, who
rates top spot on the147- pound form
sheet because of his triumph in the
recent Golden Gloves tournament.
Al deciSioned highly touted Red
Vernon to gain the crown. The
final may find WankoWicz pitted
against Cannon.
Wanwowicz is one of two Golden
Gloves champs on tonight's card.
The other is his teammate, Pete
CelinSki, lightweight ruler and two
years ago District AAU ll8-p pound
champ by virtue of an upset vic
| tory over Danny Petro. Pete tried to
knock Lew hlnbury off his feather
weight throne last year but failed
/ by a narrow margin
! The tournament will end a four
week run at Turner's on March 5
when championship bouts in novice
and senior classes will make up the
card.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Pro Pass Interception Record
Set as Bears Turner Snoqs 8
Center Carries One AZ Yards to Tally;
Buug Is Best for Redskins at Stunt

Passing accuracy was slightly i'm
proved in 1912, with only 81 per
cent Of all passes thrown in league
games being intercepted as COM
pared with SO per cent the previous
season.
Only seven interceptions were re-
turned for touchdowns in 1912,
against a record total of 10 in l941.
Sammy Baugh of the Redskins
shared seventh place with Curt
Sandig of the Pittsburgh Steelers
in actual interceptions, each grab
bing five enemy pegs, but the Steel
er's returns for 81 yards topped
Sans by IA.
Other Redskins intercept.
Bob Seymour and Andy Farkas
were farther down the list with
three each, Seymour picking up 80
yards on runbacks, while Farkas
was credited with 26.
Bob Titchenal snagged one er-
rant pass for Il zl9-yard runback,
Ed Justice attached himself to an
other for 2 yards, and Ray Hare
caught one for no gain.
Club records:
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Robinson Is Favored
To Outright Wilson
La Motto Victims Fuce
In Real WeIter Tilt
Ey the Associated Press,

Hy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 19-Ray Robin
son collides with Sergt. Jackie Will
son III the years top Welterweight
brawl tonight in Madison Square
Garden, and from this fuss the folks
figure to find out just how much was
taken out of Ray by the first defeat
of his career.
A couple OF weeks ago, the skinny
Harlem Hammers all-winning string
of 139 fights as amateur and pro
was snapped when Jake La Motta,
a rugged Bronx better, punched him
around for 10 rounds in Detroit.
And a couple of weeks before that,
Jake old the same to Wilson, who,
as California Jackie, is not to be
confused with the Pittsburgh
featherWeight of the same name.
On each Of these occasions, how
ever, Jake. full-sized middleweight,
had an edge of Is or 16 pounds on
his velterweight rivals. .-s
The Harlem Sugar Man has been
made 5-to-12 favorite.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Clyde Dull
dog Turner, the Chicago Bears
235-pound center, turned out to be
the best patrolman in the National
Football League passing traffic in
1912 - intercepting eight enemy
tosses to establish a record.
In the Bears last game of the
season Turner filched pass thrown
by Bud Schwenk of the Chicago
Cardinals to beat out the leagues
most consistent record Don
Hutson. The Green Bay Packer
star was in for seven steals and may
have made another had he not seen
only limited action in his last game
against Pittsburgh because of an in
jury.
Art Jones of Pittsburgh and Mar
shall Goldberg of the Cardinals
Jointly held the interception record
of seven, notching that mark in
1941. ,....a.-t ~; ..
Turner Scores with Return.
Turner's longest runback of an
interception was az yards. against
the Cardinals October II, and it
gave him his only touchdown of
the season, official league statistics
showed today.
ONeal Adams, New York Giant
rookie, was credited with the long
est return, going 66 yards for a
score against Washington Septem-
Der q in the only game the ma
tional championship Redskins lost.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Pag|iaro Will Defend
Table Tennis Title
Fost Field Will Oppose
Him in Eastern PIuy

Lou Pagliaro will be on hand to-
morrow night to begin defense of
his Eastern table tennis champion
ship when the tournament opens at
Columbia courts. Among other out
standing man competitors will be
Thor Hazi, Sol Schiff, Charles
Schmidt, Dick Miles and Fred
Borges.
Several nationally ranked women
competitors also have entered
among them Mae Clouthier, Bar
bara Cannon and Carolyn Wilson.
The tourney has taken on more i'm
portance because of the cancellation
of the Western championships, leav-
ing only this Eastern and the ma
tional tournaments as big events.
Play begins at o'clock tomorrow
at Columbia courts. Semifnals will
be at 1;30 o'clock Sunday, with the
finals at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Alexandra Host Next Week
In Silver Gloves Finals

Finals of the Silver Gloves boxing
tournament are set for next Friday
at Alexandria Boys Club. Semi
finals were held last night at Mer-
rick B G.
90 pounds-Freddie Richardson. Mer-
rick, won on forfeit from Ray Lowe, Cen.
trail.
20 .pounds-Bunky Frazier. Merrick,
beat Al Brooke, Central
beat Jimmy Reynolds, Alexandria.
so poundS-Jim Pantos Central won
on forfeit from Walter Blair, Eastern
so poundS-Billy Nichols. GEORGETOWN,
beat Bill Marpel. GEORGETOWN
- pounds-Dick Bromley GEORGETOWN
beat Joe Pollen. Alexandria.
&5 poundS-Alvin Bailey, Eastern, beat
George Fuller. Merrick
BEAT Jimmy Binns Georgetown
loo, pounds-Charles .Habron. Alexan-N
dris beat Sherwood Willoughby. Eastern
1O5 poundS-Blackie Selwyn, Central
beat Jackie Frazier, Merrick
Jos pounds--Jimmy Arduint. Central
beat Dave Coakley. GEORGETOWN
120 pounds-Lloyd Habron, Alexandria,
beat Bob Lennon, GEORGETOWN