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Evening star., 1943-01-07
Hoyo Quint Is Disappointment
Despite triumph Over 6. W.
Must Trim Comp Lee, Norfolk Naval Stotion
And Quontico to Merit Lovish Praise

following night they're booked
against Norfolk Naval Training
Schools potent combination. Mon
day the Hilltoppers face the Guam
tico Marines and If they survive
these three games still undefeated
they will have earned the lavish
praise heaped upon their shoulders,
but of last nights examination you
have to give them B-plus rating.
Hoyas Disappoint Patrons.
1t may have been the cooks night
out in the first half for the concoc-
ton served up by the victors de-
cidedly was unappetizing to loyal
Hoya stomachs. G. w. set the pace
throughout most Of the first half,
although Georgetown held 1918
lead at the intermission. Jim
Rausch, joey Gallagher and Johnny
Konizewski set the tempo as the
Colonias raced into an early 7-3
lead. They blew it but rallied to
end the period a point down after
trailing by an 1912 count at one
stage.
Both teams were shaky at the
start, but Georgetown succeeded in
settling down in the Anal period
while its rival continued to scatter
its shots. George Washington S
strategy went away early in the
game when the boys hurried their
shots, missed numerous easy buckets
and with them the opportunity to
build up a lead which might have
kept them in the running much later
than they were.
Colonials Go to Front.
The Colonials forged ahead i'm
mediately after the start OF the
second half, 20-19, on Jim Myers
pot shot, but after tying up the score
at 23-all Georgetown stormed aheao
to one Of its most decisive triumph!
in the series.
With tall Johnny Mahnken, whit
topped the scoring with 18 points
Danny Dutch) Kraus and Andy
Kostecka supplying the powder fol
its guns. Georgetown led at variou!
stages by 1923, 1928, 44-30 ane
55-34.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

pressed for q definition of near
by" Mel parried: II don't quite
know the boundaries of the Po-
tomac."
Yale still Is 1913 on the Dodg-
ers' list of training sites and that
they likely will stay in New
Haven until the last week end be-
fore the season opens.
Across the street at thu
Yankees ofIiceS Ed Barrow was
able to give more advanced re-
port on the training situation.
He had spent the morning tele-
phoning various places along the
New Jersey coast and the pine
belt and had arranged for Scout
Paul Kirchell to inspect them to-
day. 1--WE trained at Lakewood
and Atlantic City and even at
Paterson" he explained, and
know the weather can be all
right. But I'm not sure of it.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Big Five From McKeesport
Here Sunday 10 Meet
WASHINGTON Bears

The Big Five team from McKees-
port, Pa, comes here Sunday as the
next opposition for the Washing
ton Bears colored pro basket ball
quint. The game will be at Tur-
ner's Arena at 4:30 o'clock.
The visitors are led by Joel Fabel,
former Pittsburgh star and gen.
orally high scorer, Along with
him will be Clyde Hayes, noted
Negro cage artist and smooth floor
worker. Among the others expected
are George Levkulich of st. Francis
CWest Virginia., Fred Pulpich,
Sam Radakovich, Matt Vaniel,
Frank Grifnn and Bill Shubert.
Dolly" King, Johnny Isaacs and
Sonny Woods are due back on the
Bears team after brief absence.
Charles Isles. who was unable to
play last week because of an in
jury, also is expected to be available.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Wilson's Title Quintet
Picks Up Prestige in
lacing St. Johns
Triumph Boosts Stock
In Public High Series;
Coolidge Is Winner

Woodrow Wilson Highs Defend
ing champions in the high school
basket ball series will make their
start in the title competition Satur-
day night not as the potential also
rams they first were rated but as
team very much to be feared.
There's been rea, shift in rating Of
the Tigers last week, with even
Coach Tony Kupka, who knew he
had green lot of players, admit
ting he's been surprised by the way
they've played.
They opened with surprise VIC
tory over a strong Bethesda team.
and after losing a close one to
Baltimore University they followed
with victories over the Alumni and
st. Johns. Best Of the lot was
yesterdays 1921 win over st.
Johns, team which had won four
straight and had a rating as one
of the best high school quints in
the Washington area.
The Tigers still have their prob
lens, though, greatest of which is
ineXperience and a tendency to be-
come ratified when pressed. Kupka
is afraid they can be caught by a
more experienced team at the end
unless they can run up a strong
early lead. On the credit side is the
zone defense, against which Wilson's
foes have been little effective. Wilson
has four big boys, Stew Brown, Jack
Ogle, Windy Van Duesen and Bill
Tanney, who perform we'll under
the basket and get good percentage
of rebounds.
Keep Johnnies at Distance.
The Johnnies found these tall boys
very difncult to handle yesterday
and were forced to do most Of their
shooting from outside. Few OF the
long ones clicked and Wilson'S big
boys usually took over and worked
their set plays successfully.
st. Johns started as expected yes
terday, with Paddy Mccarthy sink
ing corner shot and a foul toss
before Van Duesen registered for
Wilson, and at the end of the first
period it had 6-5 lead. There
after Wilson worked q few plays,
Ogle sinking long shot and then
a layup, followed by another layup
on fast break by Bill lavish, only
experienced player on the team. The
Tigers continued hot and had a 1913
edge at the half, but their tendency
to become ratified when pressed was
noticed just before intermission,
with the Johnnies scoring five points
In the last minute.
Wilson's defenses frightened again
and st. Johns was limited to one
successful foul toss in the third
period. The last period was an even.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
High School Basket Squad
Enters Navy in Body

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Jan. IA sharp
shooting Medina County basket bail
team is turning its eyes from tbs
hoops toward the Axis.
Five frst-string cagers from
Hinckley High School appeared at
the Navy's recruiting station here
yesterday and volunteered en- masse
for sea service.
The 18-year-old members Of the
Hinckley quintet, current holders of
Medina County's class B scholastic
championship, said they had OBJ
tanned releases from their draft
boards, had passed their physical
examinations and expect to enter
the Navy next Monday.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Vols See Football
Certain Next Fall
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. =
Football will continue at Ten
nessee next fall despite the war
and curtailed transportation, End
Coach Bill Britton declared.
His statement. supported by
President James D. Hoskins, was
made at the 11th annual Ten
nessee football banquet.
Britton, who said he had just
conferred with authorities in
Washington. declared: I'm sure
we're going to have football next
year.
This business of transporta-
tion won't stop us. II we can't
get ride to the scene OF game
then we'll walk If necessary"
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Court Coaches in Service,
Lacrosse Mentor Runs
Quint al Princeton
By the Associated Press.

PRINCETON, N. j.. Jan. T.
Princeton has lost the remainder of
its varsity basket ball coaching staff
to the Nations war effort and the
task Of tutoring the Tiger quintet
has been turned over to William r.
Logan, developer OF Princeton's title
lacrosse team.
Head Coach Franklin c. Cappon
and his assistant, John P. tKats>
Kadlic. resigned to enter the armed
services, joining Edgar L. Walker.
another assistant, who became
second lieutenant in the Army last
August.
Cappon has been commissioned q
lieutenant, senior grade, and will re-
port to the Navy Pre-Flight School
at Chapel Hill, N. c., where he viii
serve as an athletic instructor.
Kadlic's destination was not made
known.
Logan will continue Is supervisor
Of physical education and lacrosse
coach.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
School Tossers 10 Shoot
Foul Match by Mail

By the Associated Press.
BILLINGS. Mont, Jan. 7.-Billings
High School Broncs are going to play
the Bartlett High basket ball team of
Webster. Mass-by mail.
In q best two-out- of three series
beginning February IL, the full
squad Of each school will toss free
throws in its own gym, with each
player shooting Is times. The team
scores taken from the five highest
will be mailed Immediately so that
the reports will pass each other en-
route.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

Today's guest star-Gordon
Gilmore, st, Paul Pioneer.
Press: Right now the small
CbasebalD owners are like so
many bathers shivering on the
edge Of an icy pool, dreading the
plunge. knowing 1t will be tor
ture yet none daring to back out
for fear Of being called a sissy.
If a cop should come along and
say no swimming allowed, they'd
all scram and be glad for the
chance"
Unintentional reply - George
Trautman, American Association
president: mo one in our
league Is waving the white nag.
If any leagues play baseball this
year, we'll be among them"
Evening star., 1943-01-07
BY LEWIS ATCHIsON.

Georgetown spanked George
Washington, 55-4l, after staggering
through tight first half last night
on Tech High Schools floor. but in
those first 20 minutes the outclassed
Colonials aroused doubts that this is
one of the greatest teams in Hoya
history.
Tomorrow Elmer Ripley takes his
cage pupils to Camp Lee and the
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Navy Defeats Petworth;
Puts Jucobsens Ahead

Jacobsen Florists remain as the
only undefeated team In the Heurich
Amateur Basket Ball League after
Navy pulled An upset last night by
downing Petworth, previously un-
stopped in five games. 1888.
In the other game Naiman Photo
nosed out FBI, 45-43.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
ComiIIi Produces Beef
That Can Be Euten

BY the Associated Press.
Dolph Camilli, late of the Brook
lyn Dodgers, is set in his determina-
ton to raise steers. And this un-
doubtedly makes him the first base
ball player on record whose beef
YOU can eat,
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Larry French in Navy

LOS ANGELES, Jan. z (P,.-Lar-
ry French, Brooklyn Dodger south
paw, will do his pitching for the
Navy until the wars over. He has
been commissioned a lieutenant
Gunior grade). to serve as an ath-
letic officer.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Totals 72l Totals l.
Score at half-Wilson. 17-13.
Coolidge Gains Prestige.


Referee-Mr. Latona.
Coolidge Gains Prestige.
Coolidge, which also begins It's
series competition on Saturday, like
wise earned an additional measure
OF respect with an impressive 1898
victory over a good Montgomery
Blair ouint.
The Colts lost little time settling
the issue with George Bartlett
leading the war as they romped
to 22-5 edge at the half. The
scoring was well divided with Will
liam Penn and Jim Shea especially
effective.
The victory gave Coolidge a record
Of three wins and two setbacks,
while it was Blair's second defeat in
four games
Evening star., 1943-01-07
BY GEORGE w. BLOSSOM, Jr.,
President, United States Coli Association,

NEW YORK Jan 7-Golf in ls43 appears Of its
most trying periods since it became popular.
The adverse factors many-restrctions
transportation in general with golf on the
OF population centers services
shortage and turnover OF labor lack
Evening star., 1943-01-07
lofoyette Swimmers Ahead

EASTON, Pa, Jan. Lafayette
defeated Penn At swimming last
night, 81 TO Il.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

Totals 90 Ill 55 Totals IA Al
Score at thalf-Georeetovn, 1918
Onicials-Paul Mention and Dave Kauf-
man.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

Totals 1s1046 Totals llll33
Score at half-Hovard. 26-l6
Referee-Mr GLADDEN.. Umpire-Mr.
Turner.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

PAYS BACK IN KND-Barber Caruso welding the razor
given close shave by Bill Hubbard chair he
The Stars War Savings Tournament Rolling
alleys at the Northeast Temple Caruso fired 8l-4o5
Hubbard 5747 which including the top game the rolo
1s9 Caruso higher handicap him the victory
guarantees Hubbard Q close shave. Star stan Photo
Evening star., 1943-01-07
7o Has Chance Garry On Despite Dab Prospect SGA President Feels
Links Sport Definitely Hell pfu|
In Health Drive, Blossom SAYS
Followers Urged to Keep En- Swinging
As Port Of Hale America Program

Th is the first OF series ren for Associated Press by
sports leaders of the countryy
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3lueia II.

slner Shlpeltern biene sur geiol-
lisen Nahrift, bab ndfite Gerlanun-
lung am Sonntag, BEN 1S. slpril, INN
2:3O llbr nadynittags, ltattfinoet. go
i'br ipihtige @eidtifte porliegen spdre
ts tuiinihenspert, oaB iib Die Shtpe-
tern 10 Diel ipie nloyli6 beteiligen
mogen unb piinftlih eriheinen.
Gs miro aud ser plertelidbrli6e 81
ncnsberidlt porgelelen fperoen. gaud
Scr Serlammlumg Diro BON beil
Shpeltern &atberine Steiner, Spfiu
&oth, &afberina Hotb, Hoilna 60.
6riht, Wtaria &enning aaIfee nnN
SUDDEN ierpiert.
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Sur Grinneruno
~ meine geliebte @attln
Sarah Jnff gcb. Saberpnrid)

Sarah Jnff gcb. 6aberpnrid,
1eitorban nm IA. slpril 1911 5u Glepe.
lano, ohio.
Wieiu dies 1T nit Sir entIdipuuben,
Mein Slid, meiu Srieben, meine Stub
Sein bent id) tets in itillcn Stunben,
Sein @rab bedt ali nein Sofien Sn
Git bor' idl Seinet Gimme Slang,
Sein Sile itebt ppr mir innmerour;
Seiu 8eilt l,n,Id]ipebt mid pie cin
Gang,
Ses 6urnlpnie Scin 0ehen nar
Sem 2eben ipar geipeibet mir,
9rlm aud, i'm Sob bleib trel iCf, Dir.
Sir niemanb uuf Der gan5cn grSe
Sd jcmals bid per9eIIen perre.
llnb penn ib fterbe, lperbe i'd,
gin beiner Seite ruben eipi9lidJ.
8apiomet pon beinean sid ME per.
geiienben 8atten Sobann Saff.
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2lus Gary, y,,>ia,,a
3iucia 40.

gs 0iene allen Sd,.neItcrN sur &c.
idaigen Nohrid,t, raB Sic nGcbIt.
&erlammlllng am SOIntcG, 6er Is
sIpril, 3 llbr nud)Tiitals. ahlehulter
Miro. aonunt alle :uFiI iuid',lgt SIC.
Id,Gite 5u erleoigen 'iuo. 81 Sdspe
tern, Die einen Yre,s periproden ia
ben fir Deu Sueenocerein iinO eriuG}t
bsnlelben mit5nbrirren.
Sfrrpeiter &atb Seluig IL nod
front. 0itte iie 5u bell,fen.
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&irden 1yranen Terein Der
ct. Warfms Wcmcinoc

gaen Mitglieoern biene 5ur gefli.
lieen Nadrift, SAP Die ndddte Ser.
iannnlung am Wontag. Cen 26. Mpril
Is llbr abenos, I'M Sdyulrallm oel
Stride ab9ebalten miro.
Saoes Mitglleo lit eriuht ampe.
iel,o su iein, 0aunit ole 8eid1fte sr
leoigt tperben f0nnen. Nad ser Ser
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esan 9tamen Ser Salnilie iage i'd
fit bie entgegengebrafte Spmpatbie
fiir 6ie glumenlrenosn aIleu otuieuI
gen, Die lire slutos SIR Serfiiglml
ItelIten, ioiuic Witglleoern bes 3npeia
80 ino 45 uno 6rellnoen iiir oie Sc.
tciliglng nln gegrabnis Sen ber,.
I;Giten Sanf aus.
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