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Ber Seieen iBt, begniigt fi4 nidt
NIT elmer Geise, Der Menid nidt nit
einem Greun6e.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Golden Terror Gets Draw
In Match With FraIey

The Golden Terror, hooded rassler
who does business dressed in a faded
outfit of orange fiannels. is getting
the same sort of following from the
crowd that patronizes Uline Arena
matches as he had year ago when
he played Turner's circuit.
This group will turn out week after
week in hopes, usually unrealized,
that the villain will get his just dues.
They were disappointed again last
night when the Terror managed to
last for a draw against Hero Pat
Fraley. Each took one fall and the
one-hour time limit expired before
a decision could be reached in the
final.
In the other matches Chief Cho-
wacki topped Blimp Levy, Jim Ste
fano won over Chief Bamba Tabu,
George Macricostas downed Hans
Tristran and Man Mountain Dean
easily pinned Tony Milano.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Yankee HurIers Begin Grind
Chandler, Murphy Work Out at St. Pete;
Donald Sits By, Awoiting Equipment
By the Associated Press

py Lne Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
2.-The late Miller Higgins
wouldn't have recognized the
opening Of spring drills on the
expansive, modern baseball park
named in his honor by the New
York Yankees.
There yesterday. the old YAM
kee manager would have seen a
couple of pitchers cautiously
warming up their arms instead of
.he usual large and well-equipped
squad of stars and hopefuls in a
j., peppery workout.
1t was wartime training AS
Scout Johnny Nee, sporting a IS
catchers mitt, the best he could
locate, handled the offerings of
Spurgeon Chandler and Johnny
Murphy. while a third Yankee
pitcher, Alley Donald, was
"benched' because his equipment
had not arrived from New York.
Chandler, Murphy and Nee put
In a hard hour -and-half and were
showing the effects of the Florida
climate after spirited pepper
drill and a few laps around the
field.
The arm feels mighty good"
SAID Chandler, who is in pretty
good shape already after a VIM
ter OF golflng and fishing.
Murphy also has been playing
golf, but Donald has had little
exercise since the 1912 season
closed. He promised to be out
Tor the next practice If he had
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Picked Heurich Loop Quini
To PLAY Brewers Sunday

A fast crew of ball bouncers,
cream of the Heurich League rosters,
will meet the Heurich Brewers Sun
day in an exhibition game for the
benefit of the USO, and to guarantee
they'll be at their best Manager
Eddie Collifower has called prac-
tice sessions for tomorrow and Fri
day nights.
Twelve players have been selected
for the all-star squad, with Ted
Walsh, Bob Berry and Ritchie Pos
ton of Naiman Photographers top
ping the list. Johnny Smerick,
Jerry Martin and Bob Stevens will
represent Eleventh Street Buffet,
while Knocky Thomas, Tommy
Nolan and Jerry Zanilotti have been
chosen from Petworth Citizens AS
Sociation.
Lenny Mills and Gerald Burns,
Jacobsen Florists, and Fred Grove,
FBI, complete the list.
Berry and Thomas are among
the leagues leading scorers.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Arbough Is Retained as Prexy
Of Bowling Alley Operators
Wood Also Remains as " P. and Treasurer;
GorilIi Rolls Record 429 at HyottsviIIe

League. Peggie Mills of Ice Palace
was tops with 324.
Pauline Alexander highhghted Ac-
counting's sweep over Production in
the National Capital Ladies' League
with 326. Freda Miller's top 127
gave Miscellaneous a 81 edge over
Statistics. The pacesetting Com
merce Pinettes shutout Progress.
Lou Rose banged out 1885 and 375
as the third-place Ed Jeffries nickeG
the second-place Haydens, 81, in
the st. Martins Club League at
King Pin. Don Ryan's 1872, which
included a triple-header strike, gave
the Ryans their lone win from the
leading Chaneys.
Bea Await turned in 12l and 289 as
Congressional No. / swept Manor In
the Women's Country Club League
Pauline Scandiffo rolled 121-299 for
the losers.
Despite Janette Bells 1856 and
Lois Gladding's 369, Wilkinson S
dropped two games to Barker Brake
Service in the Brookland Ladies
League. Gemeny's Flowers swamped
Marion's Shingle Shop to assume a
three-game lead.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Riley Named Grid Coach
At Georgia Pre-FIioht

ATHENS. Ga, March 2.-Lt. Will
bur c. Riley, u. S. N. r., is the
new football coach at the United
States Navy Predight School here,
the third man to hold that Job
since the school began last summer.
Appointment OF Riley, former
athletic director at Fort Hays
(Kans) State College and at Hill
School, Pottstown, Pa, was an
nounced yesterday by 1t. Comdr.
Madison (Matty) Bell, athletic
director at the pre-11ight school.
A pre-flight varsity football team
probably will be put in the field
this fall, Bell said, but 1t won't
be on the scale of last years. ONLY
cadets will be allowed to play. Bell
added, and games will be restricted
to nearby colleges and Army post
teams.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Outdoors
With BILL ACKERMAN

Prior to the convening of the
Maryland Assembly, sportsmen be-
ieved the recodification of the fish
and game laws would lead to better
conservation practices and better
fishing and shooting.
When Senate Bill No. 81 was in
troduced at Annapolis, there was a
storm OF protest for it provided for
anything but improvement over ex-
listing laws. Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League led the "kickers" from this
area and impressed on the lawmak-
ers what was needed in the bill. At
f1rst reading it was greatly improved.
However, there is some doubt now
as to whether that bill will be passed
by the Lower House of the Assembly
Tor market men are using the Fed
eral demand for more fish for food
as a cloak. They assert that during
times such as these they should have
Q free hand to take as they see fit.
High market prices even trash
size fish now command make any
chance Of raising the minimum limit
OF stripers to IA inches a slim prop
osition. There is some talk of tax
ing from the statutes other bills gov
ernins netting. So. during wartime,
pass the hopes of those who would
preserve our dwindling wildlife and
marine life.
In the Maryland bill, residents of
the District are up against the
choicest bit of discrimination that
has come out of any lawmaking mill
In a great while. They will not be
permitted to enjoy the privileges of
the special Potomac River fishing
license. although this right will be
extended to residents of Virginia and
West Virginia
If Maryland legislators were &C
quainted with now many fishing
dollars residents of the District pour
into the pockets of Marylanders each
season. there probably would be no
more thought of discrimination
Evening star., 1943-03-02
D. {. Fives Underdoos
In InMason-DixonPIav
A. U. Opens With LoyoIo;
Blues, c. U. in Tourney

Washington's three entries in the
Mason-Dixon Basket Ball Confer
ence tournament, starting tomorrow
night at Baltimore, will be under
dogs in f1rst-round engagements.
American University will stack up
against Loyola Of Baltimore and is
conceded the best chance OF any
Capital team to survive the first
round. The Eagles won of II con-
ference games, while fourth seeded
LOyola won of II.
Washington College and Randolph
Macon, undefeated in conference
competition, will be the respective
foes OF Catholic University and GAL
laudet on Thursday. Washington
College won eight conference games,
while Randolph Macon captured
seven, including recent $3.50 VIC
tory over Gallaudet.
The other first-round match to-
morrow will pit Western Maryland
against Delaware.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

Hugh Arbaugh of Silver Spring
yesterday was reelected president
of the Metropolitan Washington
Bowling Alley Operators Associa-
tion. 1t will be Mr.. Arbaugh's third
one-year term.
The directors, holding their an
nual election at the Hamilton Ho-
tel. also named j. w. (BilD Wood,
general manager Of Lucky Strike,
Hi-Skor and King Pin, as vice presi-
dent and treasurer for the third
time.
Chosen for two-years terms as
new trustees we're Oscar X. Hiser of
Hyattsville Recreation, Roland
Doc) Gartrell of Brookland Recre-
alton and Eddie Goldberg Of Clar-
endon Bowling Center. They re-
place Arbaugh, Gait Davis of Ross
lyn and Henry Hiser of Bethesda,
whose terms had expired. Robert
McKeever of New Recreation, Woot-
ton Young of Convention Hall and
Tad Howard of Rendezvous remain
on the Board of Trustees, while
Dick Hobart continues as secretary.
At the meeting, Manager Jack
Tulloch of Alexandria Recreation
announced that Joe Cooney, former
Eastern Shore ballplayer and an
employe of the Chas. H. Tompkins
Construction Co., has been made as
sistant manager of the nearby Vir-
ginia pin plant. He succeeds Ned
Warner, who expects to take a posi-
ton with the Government.
GariIli Sets Season Mark.
Marko Garilli, with 429, sports a
new season record in the Hyattsville
Commercial League. His games
were 100, 142 and 157.
Tom Pigg of Calvary Methodist
with 1874 and Thompson of Trinity
with 345 led the Arlington Church
League pin spilling. Friendship
Glass and Presbies No. 2 are tied for
first place with 43 of 50 games won.
In a special match at Greenway
Bowl, Gargan's Cafe, led by Will
Woodward's 154 and Bill Greiner's
1863. trimmed Mayo's ESQ by close
score of 1,721 to LIS.
Still going strong. the veteran Earl
Steele fired top single Of $50 in the
Odd Fellows League at Brookland
as Mount Pleasant tripped the run
ner-up Covenant quint, 81. Wally
Donaldson Of Amity was high with
1858. Columbia, with 81 win from
Panton, increased its lead to three
games.
Helen Gallagher's 1872 was the big
blow as j. G. Flood rollers took the
odd-game skirmish from American
Mining Congress with highs Of 522
and 400 in the Ice Palace Ladies'
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Net Star Pauline betz
Eyes Business Career
Plans Columbia Course
After Tennis Season
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WINTER PARK, Fla, March O.
Attractive Pauline Bobby Betz,
having achieved long-held ambi-
ton to become the women's national
tennis champion, now has her heart
set on getting into big business.
The 23-year- old blond will gradu-
ate from Rollins College here June
3 and she frankly admits she's try
ing for a postgraduate scholarship
at Columbia University to continue
her work in economics.
and then I'd like to get into busi-
ness" she said today.
Enhancing Bobbys chances is the
fact that in addition to her bruliance
in tennis and other sports, she is
tops in scholastic ability
She also has displayed leadership
throughout her stay here and has
taken prominent role In many
campus activities.
Miss Betz has no ideas OF giving
up tennis, though.
She plans to 60 to Boston late this
month for the national indoor sim
giles and doubles and after gradua-
ton in June will play the summer
grass circuit and enter the singles
championship at Forest Hills and
pair with Doris Hart of Miami, girls
champion. in the doubles.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Baseball Players Steering
Clear Of Pleading PhiIs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-The
Phils' quest for promising, unfettered
professional baseball players failed
to net anybody in an open house"
session here yesterday, but Manager
Bucky Harris today emphasized the
offer still stands to give tryouts to
players with professional experience
who are free agents and not Ia In
the draft.
Harris announced the receipt Of
signed contracts from Pitchers WAL
ter Beck and Johnny Podgajny and
Infielder Danny Murtaugh. He said
he would select a second coach short
ly and revealed among applicants
for the job are Max Carey, Jack Rus
sell, Earl Whitehill, Pancho Snyder,
Jack Onslow, Jake Flowers, Fred
Hunter, Pep Young and Ethan Allen.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Hawk Burden Carried
By Bentley Brothers
Doug Top Hockey Scorer,
Max Is Tied for Second
By the Associated Press.


The Bentley brothers. Doug and
Max Of the Chicago Blackhawks,
are proving to be as valuable as
were Mort and Walker Cooper to
the world champion St. Louis Car
dinals during the 1912 baseball
season.
Duog has replaced Bill Cowley of
the Boston Bruins as the leading
individual scorer of the National
Hockey League with 80 goals and
IS assists. Max is tied with Cowley
for second-place honors, each hav-
ing 64 points.
The Bentleys have been instru-
mental in Chicago's drive for a
playoff position. The Hawks at pres
ent are tied for third with the
Toronto Maple Leafs.
Doug Bentley's 80 goals, a feat
which Is comparable to q 400 bat
ter in baseball, is hard pressed for
his leadership in this department.
A teammate, Red Hamill, Is only
three nettings behind, while Lorne
Carr Of Toronto Is four and Buzz
Boil Of Boston fivA
Cowley remains as the loops top
play-maker with AZ assists, but Max
Bentley is breathing down his neck
with 40. Billy Taylor of Toronto,
who has 81, also is in the running.
Jimmy Orlando of the Detroit
Red Wings still is the No. l bad
man. Orlando has 50 minutes in
majors and minors in addition to
two 10-minute misconducts and one
match penalty.
Only two games are scheduled to-
night. The league leading Red
Wings will meet the Bruins in Bos-
ton, and Toronto will act as host
to the tail-end New York Rangers.
A Detroit victory over the runner
up Bruins would virtually clinch
the pennant for the Wings. Detroit
then would have 56 points with six
games left to play and Boston would
have 81 points and only three trays
to 60.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

to borrow uniform and shoes.
The trio of pitchers received
permission to hold preliminary
workouts here before reporting
at Asbury Park, N. j., March IS,
for the opening Of the official
training season.
While they are prepared to
continue their lonely practice,
they are hoping to get a few of
the many baseball players at
the Army base here out for a
workout with them once in a
while.
Among these players are Bur-
CESS Whitehead, a former st.
Louis Cardinal and New York
Giant infielder: Tom Winsett,
outfielder with Brooklyn and the
Cards; Bill Frank, pitcher once
with Cleveland; Manuel Perez.
Pacific Coast star hurler who
was scheduled for tryout
with the Cubs this year; Clay
ton Lambert, Cincinnati rookie
pitcher, and Ben Wade, also a
pitcher. a brother of the veteran
Jake Wade.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Harder Of Maroons,
Howard Of Riders
Aces Of Series
Latter Put at Forward
As Both Are Centers;
Second Five JuegIed
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Tech, winner of the District pub
lie high basket ball championship
and of the Metropolitan Washing
ton title in The Star tournament
Just ended, places two players in
The Stars all-high team. Roose-
welt. which finished atop the series
round robin only to lose its District
title chance in the semifinal play
offs, also places two players, while
the fifth spot is taken by a player
from Eastern, runner-up to Tech for
both the District and Metro crowns.
Basket ball honor teams are diff
ficult to pick because only five
places are available, and a bit of
juggling was necessary on this
years all-high quint Two CEN
ters, Keith Harder of Tech and
Charley Howard, both deserved first
team roles. and the problem was
solved by shifting Howard to for
ward.
Howard Is Repeater.
Harder, in addition to leading
Tech to both championships, was
voted the outstanding player in the
Metropolitan tournament and re-
ceived the Naval Aviation Cadet
Trophy from Admiral Ross T. Nc
1ntire at the end. A tall boy, he
was especially good defensively be-
meath the backboards, and his abil-
ity to tap in rebounds was a sore
trial opponents had to bear all
season.
Howard, too. was an outstanding
defensive player and ace floor shot
and is repeater on the all-high
team from last year.
another Tech player for the first
team was hard to choose from
among Bob Brewer, Give Thomp-
son and Hank Pizza. Brewer finally
was selected because of his natural
ability. his scoring punch and his
excellent teamwork.
Deck Of Eastern Picked.
Roosevelt's other player is Bunny
Citrenbaum. a fast little boy whose
particular speciality, in addition to
air-tight defense work, was pivot
shots. The first team is completed
by Bill Deck of Eastern, another
dead-certain shot and team player.
Positions on the second team also
were juggled to give deserving play
ers a break. This team has no
regular center, Thompson, Tech
captain, being given that place al
though normally a forward. Hank
Pizza, among the best floor marks
men, also rates, as do Bill lavish,
Wilson's captain: William Penn of
Coolidge, and Fred Seaton of East
ern.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Lions Foe Threatens
Hockey Score Mark
Beers Frost Only Goal
Off TrudeI's Record
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERSHEY, Pa, March a.
Hershey's Harry Frost, the American
Hockey Leagues leading goal scorer,
requires only one goal against the
lowly Washington Lions here tonight
to tie the league record established
by Lou Trudel last season while
playing for Washington.
Frost will carry a total 81 36 goals
into the game, the only one on the
league schedule. Bill Summerhill of
the second-place Buffalo Bisons also
is threat to break Trudels mark,
having obtained 80 goals.
Hershey can assure itself at least
a tie for the pennant by defeating
Washington, which will clash with
the Cleveland Barons tomorrow
night at Washington.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
14V. N. |. Cub Athletes
Leave to Enter Army
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, March a.
Forty-one Virginia Military Insti-
tute freshmen, all members Of the
Enlisted Reserve Corps. have re-
signed from the institute to report
for active duty with the Army.
Included in the group were IA
athletes, including r. D. Beard Of
Chevy Chase, Md, member Of the
basket ball and track squads.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Two Mat Bouts Share
TOP biIIinu at Turner'S

A double-feature program has
been arranged for tomorrow nights
rassle card at Turner's Arena, with
the two winners likely to meet in the
near future. In one of the main
bouts George Koverly tackles Ernie
Dusek, while the other has the Yel-
low Mask against Tommy O"Toole.
Latest engagement added to the
program sends Milo Steinborn
against Jim Austeri.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Young Ace to Foce
Vets in High Jump
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Dwight
Eddleman, most prodigious Illi-
nois high school athlete IN recent
years and now a freshman at tho
University of Illinois, will COM
pete unattached in the high jump
event at the Chicago relays
March 20, officials announced to-
day. He repeatedly has cleared
feet 6 inches.
He will compete In a field in
cluding Mel Walker, the Central
collegiate champion: Jim Milne
OF Michigan State and Bob
Hodgell OF Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Steaks Seen Bait
For ProseIytinq
pv th. A.societ>d pr.s.

Ry the Associated Press.
PROVO, Utah, March 2.-Do
you like your proselyting rare or
medium we'll done?
Coach Floyd Millet of Brigham
Young took his quintet to
Laramie for the Mountain Con-
ference playoff with Wyoming
and was audibly awed at the size
OF the steaks served the players.
Best proselyting tactics I've
seen," he commented. Might
entice some of our underclass-
men to desert the Utah ham,
burger diet. ="
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Wrong Team Gets
Winning Basket
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, March
Both teams realized a single
point might decide their hot high
school tournament fight.
John Burwell, forward Of the
Roberts team, scored the win
ming goal-but Roberts lost to
Iona IS to 36.
Burwell had tossed the ball
through the wrong hoop.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Root Signs as Hollywood
Pilot, Succeeding Witt

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March D.
Charley Root, veteran right-hand
pitcher, is new manager of the
Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast
League, signing one-year contract
at an undiscloSed salary.
He succeeds Oscar Witt, former
Cleveland manager.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
An-High Coqers

Pos. First Team. Second Team
F. Howard (Roose). Pizza CTech)
F.--Deck (East) ---- Seaton EAST
c. Harder {TechD - Thompson CT)
G.--Brewer CTech Penn (Cool.)
G. Citrenbaum (R) lavish (W)
Honorable mention-Love (West-
ern), Gibbons (CentraD, Day (Ana-
costia), Wingo CEastern), Kennedy
(Roosevelt), Ogle (Wilson).
Evening star., 1943-03-02
eh and Roosevelt Get Pair Ea Eastern One Agh Basket Ball Team
Softly Girls Plan
Major Pro Loop
BY the Associated Press,

by tne AkSOClateu Fress.
CHICAGO, March 2.-The new
all-American Girls Professional
Softball League, backed finan-
cially by Phillip K. Wrigley, own
er of the Chicago Cubs, plans to
operate this summer mainly in
the Chicago area, but will scout
for talent throughout the Nation.
Kenneth Sells, league president,
said several Midwest cities we're
among club sites being considered,
but that the league would conduct
tryouts in May In cities through
out the United States.