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Evening star., 1943-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AG;CoRDIoNs, a,t; yir5raharps, drums, elec.
AppfSG AnpfSS MHs3H MHGHNg Ss9Es af 18th St
tric. l2-column. with stands: need minor
repairs; S25 each. 500 all three. 39Ii
ADDfNG A6H,i APa PMAceH1NEs, Corona port, ss5.
Burroughs, $40; Victor, sunstrand: barg.;; auS;
tsae MxeHSf t4S BarIausb paTd 1a Apt
t ten bank. direct subtl ction.. with stand,
S1k AIR. comPRsEss99Rco A9Ps s9 coiorado nes 81 Bldg ,o
starter starter: Phone CHI. 2744 after 6 p11. or or
GHaaS AR eoSpIrioNRRs, as1ST Fl five h-hp. direct
each installed PHONE only ssaf after an5: so Slna am
AIR NhihHe NSfaHDmsn GS phea or 3ss Yosk
direct current. window model, like new,
ALARM ll IayI95 GEocks lsSs REPAIRED, .uarantsea
HsS55 ss5;ss ish St D@,'es apt 'usk &
ALUMN; PAINT. joiner. saw. sander, drill
press, Gin: betting: gas 4 elec motors.
IEGfoN ilHfk W NiFoRm fSs large
AMPLIFIER, record changer and loud
iaRssfffs asbfEoNs NJ o04 afsS St
candlesticks., cane and mahogany living living
crib, rrd,os "a By Svo 81; side enairs many lambs;
Woodey
ANTIQUES. Helen L. Hanna e5ee will
son son olvd.' Arlington. Va. ITS fun to
ANTTIoUEsnMshosany AN oEsoMsshosan buffets. large. $40;
small small. $50, Windsor and ladder back
ASf1auEasR ASShaeS lsa iysanes Consignment Of chest,
syer sassMars ss,1lns
Of all description. Murray Galleries, 1900
xNfaUE ifSaiR sErEE SKI Siaef Stas with painting,
excellent condition mahogany tilt-top pie
s61 srast table. Structo @ Art Craft loom number
1f!epiSnt 1Rs RFfnTT WI 2:S sSSs vs,sht ,oo H.
At preWar prices. Ho. 1155. '''' '''
ARMCHAiR rocker, strong wicker. spring
S1 srE oe coVfkS HHE sSs ST Gaf0ms m 81
n s 81 sf sfS S. vss st. 5
enamel top metal table. So. 534 critten-
AUTO Az g. SEAT E II COVERS, 200 sets for .ss to
~, ~ models @ is made to sell st Slo:50 to S22;
ATToMoBIiE9 srakK ARR P.TGs. SsSe ga about sSs go
nss Hosars poPssr 6so4 EH sae 20 C. and Champion
BABY BED, complete, /. and high chair;
z beds. coil SPRINGS; l storage trunk. 6s3i
BABY CARRIAGE. preWar ] manufacture.
navy and grey $50. Call after 1 pm.
BABY CARRIAGE, steel, collapsible. used 5
Ranhs R2s4 sIS asersa nr.Hsr sssl folding nn
BABY CARRIAGE, coach; prevar: fine
condition: also high chair and play pen.
sZSFYx "a CAR SEAT. 81. 171o Good Hope
sAs; M "A .ss;,s. ome.r. bag. used oas.. s1sso.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

FANCY NEW HAMPSHIRE and r. /. Red
pullets, thousands to choose from. $1.26
TO S1.50. Call Falls Church 1896
STARTED CHICKS N. H: Reds, two and
we Vs weeks weeks. ola sds A. E. Fortune vienna'
EXTRA HEAVY LAYING STRAIN Rhode
isiand Reds, young hens; started white
Leehorn chicks: Hoggan's Poultry Farm.
pike. Fails Church SS9-W-2
BACK YARD FLOCKS-Plymouth Barred
ROCK pulletS, 10 weeks old 81 .05 each:
we VIII hold until 10 weeks old for 81 ;
eacn ca while you prepare place: limit 20
BABY CHICKS pullorum tested special
shipped G. o; D. London Poultry, 624 N.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, S1.25 each.
Harvey,s, Warfleld 3O64.
5 4-Mo.-oLD PULLETs. Phone SH.
TURKEY PoULrs, Jersey Giants, New
Hampshires. Phone Clinton $40.
50 1-YEAR-oID WHITE LEGHoRN
CHICKENS. Call ia 22s2.
sAEE-75 White Leghorns. roosters, l to
| "a pounds. Call Warfield 1885
30 BARRED ROCK PULLETs, ready to
lay. ST 80 each: Is turkeys. = mo. old; l
Hampshire sow, ready to breed; Irish
setter puppies male, Sl5 each. Call
PULLETS-White. Leghorns, ready to lay,
81 80 ca; Barred Rocks and R. I. Reds;
March Matched, $l.75 ca. 1914 Bryant
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RESTORED COLONIAL
GIIESTHOIJSE,

Situated in historic Alexandria. Va in the
downtown business section. exnress bus to
downtown WASHINGTON Also U. S. No. ]
property, II rooms, : baths, completely
furn. and equipped Net income for 1912
over $4,000. For further information and
appointment to inspect.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
oS40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI 3S3S Ewes, Glebe 1898,
Closed SUNDAYS Until Sent 18th
Evening star., 1943-07-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business Op-
portuntties columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent investiga ton should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order tina. sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisem ents for
The Sunday Star canntt be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
DOGS. PETS. ETC. (cont.,.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES champion
weeks. 81. 5s16.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPs-Healthy. home
raised. pedigreed champion strain.
See Sunday. or after pm. 1890 Haliton
CANARY BIRDS. male and female, young.
var variety .. Of color preed rse reasonable Call
beauties; s25 and $40 each. FIR 4744.
scoTTIE. son Of Sir Redlington Rinian.
Also Also female Phone North oSaa. oes' 0llel'
BEAGLE PUPS, 15-inch breed. BOO
Bunker Hill road. Mt. Rainier. WA. 40SS
DAcHsHUND PUPPIES red, black and
Alexa ndria 1915.
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS; toy size. 8
NV. RA. 0036.
COCKER SPANIEL, registered. champion
sired, at stud. Reasonable. Alexandria 1864.
DoBERMAN PINscHER, male, A. K. c.
house broken. RE. 59s3. ~ ~
BoxER, EMO. old brindle, male, by Oh.
ken manzed
show caliber. this puppy will appeal to
the person who wants something better
IS Your Of aass
Kennel Falls Church s35-J-11.
COCKER SPANIEIS, finest bloodlines from
show parents: Three,month males: S35 90.
r. F. D. No. 3, Rockville, Md.
IRISH SETTERS-Nans Cove Kennels an
nounces litter whelped May 5, l943. out Of
BeencqnHens Nora sired ssob by Timothy OF
W1RE-HAIRED PUP thoroushbred, and
DACHsHuND PUPPIES. mos, red. short
hair, A. K. c.: peppy. companionable. house
and watch dogs; only . left. See them.
ll6 Woodridge ave, Silver Spring. Shep-
CHIHUAHUA DOGS (pair. male and fe-
male, tan and brown. Phone co. 1857
KITTENS KIT hd IeesTsed persans ed
boarded, stud service OIL. 1920
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES Axe regis
tered, 2 females and l male; $50 and $50
Call before & o'clock Sunday or any time
during week Wo. $3.50.
COCKER ,sPANIELs, Axe registered, 3
seautif1 sen black male puppies fine stock
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, l extra good,
healthy male, 8 weeks: > females, 5 weeks;
Hyattsville. Md. UN. 1851.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS with real perso-
nality, litter registered red and buff males,
500; liver colored males. S25: females
very nnS fine slh price will deIiysr
Fairfax 64-J-1.
FOX TERRIER, female, with pedigree
exchange, no dog cH 4s52
BIRD CAGES, with stands. from soc up
LIQUID. Must sell this week CHI 1852
PEKINGEsE PUPPIEs and grown Pekes,
Chapel rd.. Kenilworth ne, Ii 0317.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, 5 beauties. reg
500 up. TE. ao3a.
TH FR1cED HAH5 From K HpsS S. qo po snND, si5a:
Cookers. Wires. Scotties, chihuahua. Irish
BoARDING, SOC DAY. 81 a.
Dog Hotel, 1874 Georgia ave. TIA 1927
Beat That Meat Shortage.
START YOUR OWN BACKYARD
RABBITRY
N. z. W. and Chinchillas, S6 Pair.
COCKER SPANIELS.
Various colors. from my championship
WaTt,eld St99f pf saS4 6 r. Davis College Park Md
COCKER STUD SERVICE.
Black Rss son Sch eh sy Gxn To%n Talk
DOG HOTEL, IA. 1921.
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS
Most beautiful animal cemetery in the
Welcome. Call Kensineton 152-M
RABBITS,
IL seniors 90 young: white black grey;
Wh West 96oe o5 breeders; for lot or any number.
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FARM G GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning planting,
vated area Sorf Soodngs lawns maze 1enS
Walker. 90 Sudbury rd., Silver Spring. Md.
SH. $500
BEES, Italian; 10 strong hives, honey ex-
tractor, about q Supers and hive bodies,
complete with frame and extra bottoms;
S150 for all. CHI. 1852
COW OR SHEEP MANURE. ST 90 bu at
yard; minimum delivery. 10 bu., SO; top
soil, $500 Gu. yd. 1914 Bryant St. ne.
NO 0660.
CHICKEN MANURE, 35c bushel no de-
liveries; your container. Harveys, War
Evening star., 1943-07-18

= I0o "a. Ave. INV. RE. ZII2.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
LD-ESTABL1SHED FIRM WANTS I'M
CAN PLACE IN EST. $1,000 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK. WAR
ESSENTIAL WAR WORK. LONG TIME,
PROFITABLE CONTRACT OFFERED FULL
DETAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES
BOX ISL. STAR
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Dupont Circle, s rooms baths g pri-
vate). running water in rooms Long eS-
tabiShed, Approximate monthly income
$500.
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BY OWNER.

IARGE GUARDING HOTEL.
In splendid lower Connecticut ave. dis
trict Fully equipped kitchen, large public
dining room. finest furnishings throughout.
Will sell for price of equipment; accom- =
modations for 105 guests. Box TOR. Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

BE SURE
That Your Tree Expert Is Insured.
If an uninsured man is hurt by working
complete coveraee for expert tree wort.
Call Mr.. Pastor, ia. 1898. or Mr.. Young,
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Near White House, rooms 2 baths
Furniture almost new Always filled
Monthly income. S425, plus owners
apartment. Exceptional.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
GUESTHOUSE
OPPORTUNITIES

Scott Circle district, rooming and board
ing. Excellent equipment, easily operated.
showing monthly income of over $4,000
Operated at less than established ceiling
price rates. Will convert to roomng only
if desired. Ideal location for continuous
profits. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. . baths:
rent $50 mo-; income, S267 mo-; S1,915;
terms.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

R. I. ave. near 14th st. nw-4 bdgs
continuous bis profits, excellent furnish
ingS,. monthly income over $500; attrac-
lively priced for entire operation. Might
consider selling separately
Evening star., 1943-07-18
OUTDOOR

OU lDOOR
Enjoyment and satisfaction may be had
II you hurry now. Rich black humuS, fer
tilized and ground fine, makes poor soils
good and good soil better $500 ton.
Beautiful. tall specimens evergreens, fine
Tor outaoor living rooms: colorful flag
stone walks, terraces, rock gardens. lily
pools, walls outdoor freplaces, drainage.
mulchlng. spraying. pruning and trans
planting. Lincoln 4H25
Evening star., 1943-07-18

HIGH-CLASS CLEANING AND DYEING
BUSINESS with the FINEST clientele. doing
over $4,000 business yearly; 4-yr. lease;
priced at S16,500, with $500 down pay
ment, and worth every cent of it.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

RoOMING HOUSE. Goth St. near Conn.
ave- IL rooms. 3 baths; long lease: rent.
Mo mo-; income. S3S5 mo-; priced at
$500. with $3.50 down payment: furn
above average.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Md. ave ne. near 9th st: bargain.
with over $500 income. plus owners apart
ments, . rooms, , baths.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Raised deck cruiser, 80, No. 612, Gray
marine engine: first-class condition; no
rMeasonable @ offer refused See Fatima Eat at
ave. s.w. Phone owner, MA. 5437.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

CORNER. Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND COL RD
4-story brick, 30 rooms, 10 baths, fire
Monthly income over 5000. Owner wishes
TO sell property and profitable rooming
house business. Price. $4,000: $4,000
cash required. For appointment to inspect
call Mr.. Mccarthy with
Evening star., 1943-07-18

OcKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, champion
Zip stock. beautiful tan and white; 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Winter Sports Death
In Virginia Seen in
Team Travel Ban
Stote OPA Head to Make
Effort to Bring About
Change Next Spring
Ry tho Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. Swim
ter sports in Virginia received what
might be fatal blow today when
Brig. Gen. J. Fulmer Bright, direc-
tor of the State Office of Price Ad-
ministration, ruled out team travel
by private automobile in line with
that bodys new pleasure-driving
restrictions.
This is the ruling the Old Do
minions college and high school
athletic directors have been await
ing anxiously since the OPA's new
gas restrictions became effective
Thursday. Many of them stated
at that time that their winter pro-
grams would be curtailed seriously,
perhaps abandoned, If automobile
travel was prohibited.
Gen. Bright said that the OPA
would make every effort to bring
about a change in the spring when
the fuel oil situation is eased.
I'VE have classified team travel
under the head of sports, amuse-
ment and recreation" Gen. Bright
declared. I'VE have ruled out any
spectator travel and feel that the
teams are only travelling so as to
play before the spectators. Conse-
quently we feel it necessary that
we ban all team travelling"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Yonks and Giants Seem Sure
To Train in Nearby Jersey

Meanwhile Manager Joe Mccarthy
Of the Yankees arrived today from
his home at Buffalo and immedi-
ately left with his chief scout, Paul
Krichell, to check personally on As
bury Park and New Brunswick.
While the hunt for training sites
was on, Leo Bondy, vice president OF
the Giants, disclosed that he had re-
ceived permission from the regional
Office Of the War Labor Board to 60
ahead with contracting players who
have been paid less than $1,000 in
the past.
Previously Bondy had received
permission from a regional repre-
sentative of the Treasury to nego-
tiate contracts with players who
have been paid more than 5000.
Because of recent salary freezing
regulations by the Government there
has been some doubt about whether
baseball clubs could raise or lower
the salaries of their players and the
Advisory Council of baseball, COM
posed Of Commissioner Kenesaw M
Lands and the presidents of the
two major leagues, has applied to
the sterilization bureau In Wash
ington for ruling on q national
scale. No answer has been received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Norfolk Sailors Snap
Hoyas' Win Streak,
Lengthen Own
Mark Up 18th Straight
Victory by 81 to AZ;
Zunic Among Stors
BY the Associated Press.

bN lnt ASSOCIATED Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 9.-Norfolk
Naval Training Stations basketball
team snapped Georgetown Uni
versity's cagers' 7-game winning
streak here tonight, walloping the
Hoyas ST to ~.
The Sailors, paced by sharpshoot-
ing Larry Varnell, former Milligan
College star, posted their 18th con-
secutive triumph. Varnell shalked
up II points for his team to grab
scoring honors.
Some 1000 service men watched
the proteges of Coach Gary Bodie
roll over the Washington, D. c.,
quint, The Navy forged ahead the
first five minutes of play and gained
l2-to-5 lead before the Hoyas
turned on the heat.
Lastminute field goals by Capt.
William Hassett and Kostecka, who
paced Georgetown's attack with 13
points, pulled the Hoyes within
striking distance of the Sailors. 81
to 30, as the initial half ended.
After intermission, the Sailors took
commanding lead when Varnell,
Ralph Bishop and Matt Zunic,
lately of George Washington Uni
versity, bucketed 2 points at the
halfway point of the final half to
put Navy out in front, As to 36.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Coolidge Displays Class.

Coolidge also gave evidence of be-
ing troublesome opponent for other
interhigh teams as it subdued con-
vincingly fast Western five in it's
1921 victory. Accurate shooting
provided all the edge as Western
took just as many shots at the bas-
ket as its rival Ray Love proved
something Of deadeye for the Red
Raiders with four goals, but other
wise for Western it was a case of
shoot, miss and run.
The first period was speedy with
Coolidge gaining an "a edge it soon
enlarged by leaps and bounds. AS
the tempo Of the game rose the
scoring increased until in a heated
third period the Colts hoped IS
points and the Raiders II.
Nearly every player in the Cool
ldge lineup took part in the scoring.
with Jim Shea, Addy Basin and
William Penn being particularly
effective. Basin had a big hand
in Coolidge's squirt to a 1913 lead
at the half, and during the big third
period Penn and Charles Greenbaum
got in timely licks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Half Dozen Clubs Here Financially Comfortable

Probably there half
which comfortable
have full membership lists balances discount
could before
Some of the others getting although their
crowded addcs
Even before the pleasure automobile driving
of working employees
club Saturday
workers Sunday getting fashionable
happens
the club violates
driving number
Dufer find himself relieved gasoline
sensible
which him O his feet for months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Black Picture Has Some ROSY Edoes

All in all golf is taking picture
will
available gasoline
their along
that line president
and Dor president Washington Golf
Club. Many others take the
though trouble trouble the clubs
lack will
will
Country thankess fellow
stymied
getting telling fellow members about it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Ey the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-The search
for training sites for New York S
baseball clubs moved nearer a solu-
ton today. with the Giants appar-
emily favoring Lakewood, N. j., and
the Yankees wavering between As
bury Park and Rutgers University
at New Brunswick, N. j.
Edward Brannich secretary of the
Giants, announced that an inspec-
ton of accommodations at Lake
wood by Manager Mel OFT had
proved satisfactory except for an ad-
equate diamond, and that it was
believed a suitable field could be
prepared before treining begins.
Representatives of Lakewood are
coming to New York Monday to con-
fer with the Giants, and an agree
ment may be reached then.
Brannick said that practice dia-
mond might be laid out on either a
polo field or golf course there.
Brannick announced that the
Giants had scheduled a series of
three exhibition games with the
Brooklyn Dodgers. April IL at Fort
Dix, Nj; April Is at Camp Up
ton, Long Island, and April IA at
the Polo Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Most Clubs Near Transportation Lines

Fortunately the country
reached by form of
gressiona Manor
the clubs middle established
lines close to them Take Congressional
end of the Cabin John line then
club
his exercise distance
little better and
Army Navy possibly ALL Columbia pike distance
of about mile from that club mile is breaher golfer
Public links golfers having time there
which them
Either don't public
closed
Anacoia perpetual grounds West
Anaosa golfers
questions may embarrassing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Triumph Easily
Against Wilson
And Western
Champion Tigers Fall
By 81 to Is, Raiders
Lose by 43 to n
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Performing calmly and smoothly,
Eastern High Schools Ramblers
tanned Wilson's Tigers, defending
high school champions, 1915, in the
feature tilt of last nights school,
boy double-header at Tech gym.
The Tigers, green quint, had been
expected to provide more opposition
than they did, but their inexperience
told against them and they never
were able to get going
In the other half Of the twin bill,
Coolidges well-balanced team won
slam-bang affair with Western,
1921. This was speedy up-and-
dawn battle Cup and down the floor
with both teams shooting from all
angles, Western more wildly than
Coolidge. A crowd. estimated at
about 1900, slightly better than
the turnout the previous evening,
was on hand.
Eastern showed itself a real con-
tender by the manner in which it
handled Wilson. Although unable to
work many inside shots through
the Tigers zone defense, except on
fast breaks down the floor, the Ram
blers turned in some accurate shoot
ing from 10 to 20 feet out Bill
Deck particularly was handy in
this department and earned scoring
honors with Is points. Fred Seaton,
with several of his baskets coming
on layup shots after fast individual
breaks down the court, was right
behind with IL.
Defense Fools Wilson.
Wilson bore little resemblance to
last years championship quint with
much erratic passing and general
nervousness evident. The Tigers
had trouble when faced unexpected
ly by zone defense from Eastern
but did no better in the second
half when the Ramblers shifted to
the usual man-for- man.
Deck and Seaton paced Eastern
to a l0-1 edge in the first period
and the game was on ice thereafter.
Three more goals by Seaton, two
on fast breaks, helped increase the
Rambler margin to III at the half.
Bill lavish and Stew Brown were
the only Tigers able to score field
goals for Wilson in the first half.
Eastern was limited to II points
in the remainder of the game, but
Wilson also failed to up it's average
much and never reached a contend
ing position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Piedmont Loop Sure
To Be Different
If Il Sticks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 9.-The
big question to be decided when
Piedmont League representatives
convene here tomorrow is whether
they will continue the Glass B cir
cult for the wars duration.
Whether the Piedmont fathers
vote to abandon the league or vote
to continue it, one thing is certain
The loop will be different than the
one which operated in 1912, when
the leagues eight clubs included
Richmond, Portsmouth and Nor
folk in Virginia and Durham, Win
ston-Salem, Asheville. Greensboro
and Charlotte in North Carolina.
Already the Asheville franchise
has been shifted to Lynchburg, Va,
by the St. Louis Cardinals. Plans
also have been discussed for trans
fering the Charlotte franchise to
either Newport News or Roanoke,
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

overstuffed heavyweight, kayoed
Ruel Stratton, Coast Guard heavy
weight, in a bout that eliminated
an uphill climb with a 412-3l2 de-
cision over the cadets,
Guerrant Sets Precedent.
The evening marked the first time
in history a freshman boxed on
Maryland's varsity squad. That
honor falling to Morris Guerrant, a
colorful lightweight Then. too, it
was the first time a match had been
refereed by the coach of rival
team. The Old Liners and Coast
Guards later in the season will meet
Eddie LaFond's Catholic University
team.
Rodman, a semi-comical charac-
ter who wore glasses while awaiting
his turn and wore tennis shoes, was
driven to cover at the clang of the
first bell as his taller opponent fired
both mittens to his head. The bout
lasted only A seconds, and ended
when Rodman exploded the full
fury Of roundhouse right on Strait
tons chin. The blow stunned the
gathering of 5000 almost as much
as the cadet, but the house made a
quicker recovery.
Trail in Ring From Start.
Maryland got off to a bad start
in the mitten match as Ray Brad
shaw making his first appearance in
the ring, lost to Brian OHara on a
TKO after l AS of the second round
The Old Liner started fast but
O'Hara's sledge-hammer blows to
the mid-section slowed him down
and he was at the Cadets mercy
when the referee stepped between
them.
The academy went two up in the
127-pound duel. as Bill Wallace out
pointed Basil Kambouris in a close
argument. Wallace had the ad-
vantage in reach and made the
most of it, clinching the Laurels
with a stiff left to the button.
Guerrant did lot of gesticulating
but not enough punching to get
more than a draw with the Coast
Guards Bill Boswell. Guerrant
came strongly at the finish. how
ever, and had his opponent in bad
shape from furry of solid smashes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Eastern Coolidge Win; Old Liners Take Two re Mats Train at Home
Win, Lose or Draw
Golf Seems Hardest Hit by Deorth Of Gas
By WALTER McCALLUM.

When your Uncle Samuel to full height and
something sticks The powerful fellow with the
striped jeans hasn't said that SPORTS large
ooned as long the gasoline crisis exists Nation
to the individual automobile used transportation
OF mass ana individual games the meaning much the
The game OF golf played by several thousand
the rim of the National Capital sports
ban on pleasure driving the continues throughout spring
summer debaable whether
can continue to exist But the clubs which
sreecar probably will be able to weather the
Country clubs general financially
Some of them times ahead the
Drop so 100 members wouldn't
before the inevitable forced them
WALL the alternative of ekng existence
all in ALL considerable change the comfortably
financed organization