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Evening star., 1943-04-11
Hudson and Campbell
With Waco Aviators
City Which Abandoned
Game Given Ace Club
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WACO, Tex. April 10.-Waco was
in professional baseball five times
before giving it up and now club
that could go in most any kind of
company has been dumped into its
lap-all free, too.
1t. George R. Tebbetts-Birdie to
baseball 'fans-is responsible for it..
The former Detroit catcher entered
the Army Air Forces and imme-
diately was assigned to recruiting.
Naturally he went after ballplay-
ers and the guy did a job of which
big league scouts would be proud.
Tebbetts, who earned his bars at
the Air Forces Officer Candidate
School in Miami, Fla, is back at the
Waco Army Flying School in the
physical training Office.
The team Birdie is readying for
the opening game April 18 against
a semipro outfit has such fellows
as Sid Hudson and Bruce Campbell
of Washington, Walter Hoot Evers,
who might have been with Detroit
this season had he not joined the
Army Che was a star with Beau
mont in 1942): Nick Popovich, prop
erty of the White Sox; Jake Berger,
Buffalo; Mike Popovich. Detroit,
and Lou PATTERSON, formerly of the
Yankees.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Ambitious U|ine Plan!
Are Made by Espey
Says Arena Will Offer
Only Best in Sports

Jack Espey. a sports writer. pub
lcist and general manager of local
sports activities since 1926. takes
over as general manager at Uline
Arena under a three-year contract
beginning tomorrow. With this new
location, Espey terminates six years
as general manager for the Wash
ington Redskins pro football team.
He was enthusiastic over the
prospects of his new post last night.
six years of association with the
Redskins have shown me that
Washington demands quality, and
nothing short of it" he stated. MY
purpose is to make Uline's an out
standing entertainment center. We
have a good plant there and we're
going to serve the best"
Espey not only intends bringing
the best sports attractions he can
line up into, Uline's. but also hopes
to make it a center for debates.
forums, lodge demonstrations, fash
ion shows and other events along
that line. I'VE have in mind making
several improvements that will make
concerts and musical events possible
there" he added.
On the sports angle, Espey ex-
presses himself as determined to OBJ
tain better ice hockey, as we'll as
make Uline's place for good
basket ball and indoor track meets.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Navy Ends Princeton.
Streak in 80 Game
Only Four Hits Allowed
By Davis, MILDLY Lefty
By the Associated Press.

PRINCETON, N. j.. April 10
Lefty jeff Davis turned in a four
hit pitching performance today as
Navy's baseball team blanked
Princeton. 80. It was the first loss
in three games for the Tigers and
the third straight intercollegiate
win for the Middies.
Davis, who struck out six and
yielded only three walks, allowed
only one Tiger runner to get as
far as third base. Trouble threat
ened in the third frame when
Princeton loaded the bases with
one out, but fast double play killed
the Tigers bid.
The Middies collected six hits
off the combined offerings of
Johnny Eide. also a southpaw, and
Dick Armstrong. They sewed up
the game in the fourth on a walk,
double by Capt. Warren Nc
Namara, a single through the box
by Bud Bowler and Ted Snyder's
squeeze bunt.
Score by innings:
Navy ------- 600 900 O0l-3 s I
Davis and Snyder; Eide, Armstrong 90
and Brewer
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Missouri Valley Loop
Continues Sports;
Rules Loosened
Scholastic Standards
Down Considerably;
Servicemen Okoy
BY the Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, April 10-The Mis-
souri, Valley Athletic Conference
will continue operations with due
regard to the obligations of men,
bers in the war effort of the coun-
try" faculty representatives and
athletic directors decided here to-
day.
Since Creighton University
banned all varsity athletics for the
duration, the continuation of con-
ference activities had been doubt
full, particularly in view of serious
manpower and transportation prob
lens all schools will face.
Leaving the questions of sched-
ules, practices and other moot
points to the individual schools, the
athletic committee ruled all stu
dents carrying IL hours or more
would be eligible for conference
competition for the duration. All
military trainee students also we're
declared eligible.
BY leaving out the angle of
grades. the ruling lowered the loops
scholastic standards considerably,
since eligible athletes heretofore
needed a passing grade in IL hours
and had to have a grade of 80 in
all hours over IL.
Dean c. H. McElroy of Oklahoma
A. g. M. was elected the committee
president and was replaced as
executive vice president by the Rev.
F.: J. OHern of st. Louis Uni
versity. Artie Eilers of Washington
University was reelected executive
secretary.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Call for 100000 BoNpIoyers
Is Issued by American LEAGUE

ANNAPOLIS, April 10. - The
American Legion today issued its
annual call for 100000 baseball
players-not to fill depleted major
league ranks, but to take part in the
Legion's 18th annual junior baseball
program.
Partly financed by a $4,000 gift
from the two major leagues, the
program calls for the organization
of 10000 teams of boys under II
years Of age. The Legion estimates
100000 players will be needed for
tryouts in which the teams will be
selected. Each team Is allowed Is
players. Nation wide competition
begins June 30.
THE American Legion baseball
program for boys provides the need
ed physical training, the co-ordina-
tion of mind and muscle and the
mastering Of teamwork so vitally
important now to our fighting
forces" Homer Chaillaux, the Le-
gion's Americanism director, said.
Because of this practical value
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Indoor Baseball Opens
Al Eastern Branch
Boys Club Also to Hold
Basket Boil PIoyoff

The indoor baseball series opens
this week at Eastern Branch Boys
Club with three games listed in both
the junior and senior sections.
Another feature of this weeks
sports program is the senior section
playoff in the house basket ball
league. This is between Globe
Trotters and Brewers and is sched-
uled for Wednesday at $50.
The schedule:
Indoor Baseball LeaEue.
Senator'S VS.. Giants; Wednesday. Red sox
vs. sinioS s5owns rfidas Insdan; vs. Ahstes
Giants VS.: Braves; THURSDAY. D cards ddoss. vs..
Reds: Friday, Brooklyn VS.. Phillies.
House Basket Ball Piay-ofY.
Senior section. $50 .p.m.---Wednesday
IntIa-Glub tI basket ball championship:
GLOBE Trotters VS.. Brewers.
Boxing Classes.
Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday. 6:15-e.I5
pm; Lou Gevinson, coach.
Conditioning Classes.
Monday. Thursday. 63o-e:3O pm.
Baseball Practice.
Peewee team-Monday. Wednesday. Fri.
day, o.m.
Insect team-Tuesday. Thursday, Fri-
day, 4:30 pm.
Pool Program.
Monday. Red Rover: Tuesday, leap fror;
Wednesday, time trials Thursday. elimi-
patton 9stion races s Friday, n choose the game;
Every day-Besinners and diving, life
saving, water safety.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Hard Luck Crown
Belongs to Him
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
You might nominate Windy
Nicklaus of Canyon, Tex, as the
hard luck coach of them all and
expect to meet little argument.
Here's the tale of woe:
Nicklaus turned out two State
championship teams at Amarillo
Junior College. only to have the
school drop football.
Ditto at Altus (Okla.) Junior
College.
Oklahoma Baptist quit after
Windy had given that school its
first conference title.
Then he went to Berger High
School. but he left last spring
to become assistant coach at
West Texas State here.
So the other day West Texas
decided to abandon all athletics
for the duration.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
beIvoir S Two Rallies
Irounce {. u, 1874
Soldiers Pile Up Dozen
Runs in EARLY Frames
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FORT BELVOIR, Va. April TO-
Fort Belvoir's baseball team staged
a 7-run uprising in the second inning
and followed with one good for five
runs in the third to defeat Catholic
University's nine, 1874, in a Thinning
game this afternoon.
Steve Limanek and Bob Beaudry
limited the Soldiers to seven hits.
but nine C. U. errors hampered their
efforts. Only one of the Belvoir runs
was earned.
Woleen's triple following four er-
rors was the big blow of the second
inning Fort Belvoir rally. while Lam
bert's homer with the bases loaded
spanked the third inning.
c. U. scored a lone run on three
singles in the first inning, and came
up with three more in the seventh.
Hank Garrity's triple paced that
late rally.
Catholic u 100 OOO "a g a
Fort <Belvoir - O15 100 x-l3 : q
Limanek Beaudry and Mercak. Garrity:
Scarrlot, Benware, Seidel and Shirk, Pias-
tiris.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Virginia Golfers See
Fairly Normal Year
RoIIy Follows Easing
Of Clamp on TroveI
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
RICHMOND, Va, April 10.-Vir-
ginia's golf clubs, generally forsaken
during the pleasure-driving ban, ap-
pear to have rallied since the re-
strictions were eased, and now are
looking forward hopefully for
fairly normal turnout.
A survey of the golf situation in
the State showed that the courses
which weathered the first impact of
wartime transportation curtailment
will operate. One exception is the
picturesque, sharply rolling Ingle-
side course near Staunton, which
was closed to the public few weeks
ago, when the clubhouse was taken
over by the Government.
Many of the clubs are planning
spring and summer tournaments,
but none of the State wide fixtures
are expected to be held.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
6. W. Golfers Amonq
Victims Of Navy in
-Four Contests
CoroIino Netmen, Lehieh
SoiIors and ViIIonovu
Trockmen Also Beoten

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April TO-
George Washington golfers. beaten
8 to /, were among the four VIC
Tins of Navy varsity teams here
today. The Middies also beat
Villanova in track, SO to 80; North
Carolina in tennis, to 4, and Lehigh
in a sailing regatta, 148a4 to "a.
The plebes took ball game from
Briarley Hall Academy, Is to 0.
w. Griffin won the only golf point
for George Washington. 1t was
Navy's second win of the season.
First foursome-Levis Navy defeated
de.aa.o nd pau Grimm and s.ss
second oursome-stevens Ha1 Navy, de-
defeated Birmnsham, S s and 4. Best ban
Third Third iourseme-clark Navy, defeated
defeated steadman, and ,. Best BAH
Navy Strong Without Aces.
Minus two aces in the low and
high hurdles and also the Number Z
miller, Navy still was entirely too
strong for Villanova.
Capturing four racing events and
also placing one, two and three in
the high jump and broad jump, the
Middies had little trouble.
Summaries:
second; Resan Ivillanova1: third, Wind
hiem Navy. Time, 4:37.6,
lanova seeond saiUsn Ss MfSaE,ns tNavy thrd x.d
sso;-yard run-Won by caskey Navy:
Navy. Time, .591
lso high hurdles.Won by Ridout tvil-
1NsSy Tme Hsyy seeanss h5s
lO0-yard dash-won by Guida villa villa.
nova: second Boswell Navy; third,
soyard nYy dashM%on 'b BY sesonds Snlds cvilla-
novao second. Tinsle NAVY; third.
stortenburgh Navy. Time. 21.9 sec
low BY Gsssr ss Ess5 Sd9us
Two-mile runMwon NM on by seeSaqs BaTry Navy;
SECOND Regan tvillanova); third. Coogari
'Nayyb' a,sb lin Lime moa Jo;45 3; pou.,s >
second, Atkinson Navy; third, Sherman
Navy. Height. E. feet.
.Nayy Sessions lNavyj; Paineen Mier NaVy). nIs1.
IS sshotDyt1Won by Brown 'N.vy,: sec,
(Villanovaj. Distance as feet a7a i'irMfn inches
orJ dayelinmWon ehne. 'Ma by Patton lNavy(;- sec
Distance. Isl feet inch inches. So'A''s 'Ns''''
Discus-Won by Lillienthal tvillanovap:
Navy. Distance. 1874 feet inches,
Broad lump-Won by Martin Navy:
second. Hall NAVY; third. Sherman
Navy. Distance, % feet ! inch.
Navy Sailors Make Sweep.
Choppy waters and a stiff wind
prevailed as the MILDLY sailors cap
ture every race against Lehigh.
Mldshipman T. w. Budd set the
pace by sending his boat across the
line in the first two races to collect
81 points and high scoring honors.
Plebes Save Net Match.
Plebe doubles combination of
Robert Crawford and Hal Edwards
came through for Navy's varsity
netmen in the final match to beat
the Tar Heels.
singles-Wyatt (Navy defeated Mas,
20. 6-4; Crawford Navy, defeated
Morris -. S-6; Markham North
Carolina) defeated Aldrich, 6-4, 6-4:
Edwards Navy defeated Hendrix. g..
Hms: ,,;ni cahall North Carolina) defeated
feated Marks. 81. 90.
| ;, Doubles-Maas and Morris North Caro-
| nnal defeated Wyatt and Fowler 3-6,
6-3, 6-3: Markham and Hendrix North
Carolina defeated Norris and Kemetz,
| %. 81: Crawford and Edwards Navy
defeated Marks and Peck. 81, 60,
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Bears Ending Cage PIoy
With Stronu ZoIIners

Lichtman Bears, world champion
pro basketers and undefeated in
two years, close out their prolonged
season today and tomorrow with
three games against the Fort Wayne
Zollners. They tangle in two games
today at Turner's Arena at o'clock
and again at 9, then go to New York
for the windup tomorrow.
The Zollners won the National
League championship. Their lineup
includes Bob McDermott. Paul
Birch, Jerry Bush. John Pelkington
and Curly Armstrong. Coach Tarzan
Cooper Of the Bears plans to rely
on the veteran combination of
Gates, 1saacs, King, Woods and
Clayton.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
1it|e-Ho|ding Central
Appears Menaced BY
Roosevelt, Wilson
Few Preliminary Games
Give Little to Gouee
Other Contenders
BY GEORGE HUBER.

After week of sparring with out
side competition, the District public
high schools open a hefty champion
ship series on Tuesday with three
games listed. A trio of tilts every
Tuesday and Friday thereafter, ex-
cept during the Easter vacation,
continues the title race until the
end OF May.
Tuesdays games. all beginning at
o'clock, are Central at Anacostia,
Tech at Roosevelt and Eastern at
Coolidge.
No series in years has opened with
20 many question marks. All teams
have been hampered by cold spells
during the practice sessions and so
few games have been played that
pre-series performances indicate lit
tie. Anacostia and Tech haven't
played preliminary game and will
enter Tuesdays games as real un-
knowns.
Central Nine Still Strong.
Central's defending champions, in
winning one of three games so far,
have shown no such hitting power
and pitching as that which carried
them to the title last year. They
still are strong enough to be fac
tor. however. with Joe fuckers
pitching and Pete Chipouras' hitting
.he high lights of last weeks cam
paign. Tucker also did a bit of
timely hitting and probably will be
carried as an outfielder when not
pitching.
Stepping into the limelight as
eontenders are Roosevelt and Will
son. Roosevelt defeated Gonzaga.
one OF the teams to top Central, by
one run last Friday. and did it be-
hind the hurting of its No. pitcher.
Charley Glazos. Leigh Joy, the
Rough Riders best pitcher, was on
the mound earlier last week when
they blasted Georgetown Prep
There's good balance of hitting
strength throughout the team and
tight-f1elding infeld to help matters.
Wilson Has Power at Bat.
Wilson, runnerup for last years
title, appears good hitting nine,
with Monk Barbee and Bill lavish,
two veterans, particularly handy
with their sticks All Barbee did in
two games last week was get triple
and home run and both those extra
base blows came at tight moments
when the Tigers really needed power
Stu Brown so far has handled the
Tiger hurting in good style and the
mound department figures to be
strengthened later this season when
Jack Ogle returns. In their games
last week the Tigers defeated Epis-
copal. which later topped Eastern,
and played a tie with st. Adams,
winner over Coolidge.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Vandy' 'sCoach in Navy
And lis Just as Well
Grid Sport Counted Out;
Bona Little Better Off

By the Associated Press.
Red Sanders, Vanderbilt football
coach, was no clairvoyant when he
decided to accept a Navy commits
sion. Those who ought to know say
Vandy hasnta ghost of a chance to
field a football team next fall.
Alabama scarcely is better of.
Advanced military students have re-
ceived orders to report for Army
service June l, which will clean out
the talent bin.
Dukes Eddie Cameron says his
spring practice was just for the
benefit of the Army. Nineteen of
his gridders were called to service
Immediately after drills concluded.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Gen. Connolly to Speak
At touchdown Club

Gen. L. S. Connolly, seven times
decorated and twice wounded in
World War I, who is credited with
having led the first detachment Of
American troops into New Zealand
in the present war, will be the guest
speaker on Tuesday at the Touch
down Clubs weekly luncheon.
He will be introduced by Senator
Harold H. Burton of Ohio, and will
discuss several subjects pertaining
both to sports and to the war effort.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
CommundoStuff
For War, Not Ring
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Pity the poor announcer when
Company A Of Fort McClellan's
10th Battalion sends it softball
team on the field. It's members:
Wrobleswi, pitcher; Weslowski,
catcher; Griebilski, first baseman,
Gaisierowski, second baseman;
Bialkowski, shortstop; Radzie-
jewski, third baseman; Kmpinski,
right fielder; Swiderski, center
fielder; Wasageskik, left fielder;
Ziolkowski. short fielder, and
Zatorski, Barkowski and Buran-
ski, utility.
And If you think softball is
tough consider the Camp Stew
art boxing team with Sofakis,
Oleniczak, Chitjian and Rzepeck.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Virginia Is Nosed Out

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April
10 P.-North Cardinals Southern
Conference track champions nosed
out Virginia. 64is to 612s, today.
The Cavaliers took nine first places
to the Tar Heels five but Carolina
piled up seconds and thirds to win
the nip-and-tuck meet,
Evening star., 1943-04-11
WI. High Nine Bows
To Episcopal, II 10 ;
Nevitt and Carr Limit
Victims to Three Hits

Episcopal Highs baseball team
blasted out six runs in the first
inning and went on to defeat Wash
ington-Lee, 17-3, yesterday at Alex
andria.
Arch hewitt and Dave Carr COM
bined for a shit effort on the Epis-
copal mound. while their mates
reached two General hurlers for IA
safeties. The Episcopal cause also
was aided by 13 errors. Only extra
base blow of the game was homer
in the fourth by Episcopals John
Melvin with two men aboard.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Headquarters Marines
BOOKING Baseball Foes

Marine Corps Headquarters base
ball team, composed OF former col
legians and sandlotters. opens its
schedule on Saturday at Catholic
University.
Seven games so far have been
booked, and Sergt. Ed (Red Garrett
is anxious to fill out the schedule
with good unlimited teams for Sum-
day dates, either local or out-of-
town. Contact him at Republic 7400,
extension 7644, or by mail at Room
3l04. Marine Headquarters. Navy
Annex Building. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
You Can Call EN-,
We Quit Trying

BY the Associated Press.
Pardon the commando boxers
If they're a little confused. All
day in the armed forces they're
taugh to hit below the belt, knife
enemies in the back and kick 'em
on the head. Then in the ring
for a few friendly feits. the ref
cree says: Fight clean, be good
sports and keep your blows above
the belt. Break fair in the
clinches and no holding. Now
shake and come out fighting"
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Smelling, Packer Choice.
Becomes Navy Ensign.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 10.-Ken
Smelling. fullback on UCLA's 1912
Rose Bowl football team, was COM
missioned a Navy ensign today and
will leave soon for training at Fort
Schuyler, N. Y.
Smelling was claimed by the Green
Bay Packers of the National Foot
ball League in Thursdays draft.
He led Bruin scoring last fall with
IS points.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Of our program to the war effort,
the American Legion will let moth
ing interfere with its junior baseball
activities this year. Boys all over
America have come to look to the
American Legion for the chance to
play baseball each summer and we
are not going to let these youngsters
down this year."
Evening star., 1943-04-11
DecothIon, PentothIon
Dotes Are Set by AAU

bs tne ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, April 10.-The Ma
tional AAU decathlon will be held
June 1921 and the pentathlon,
July II, at Elizabeth. N. j.
William Terwilliger of Dekalb,
ILL.,, won the decathlon title last
year, while the pentathlon was not
held.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
High School Mines Far From Best 7 Launch Championship Season tuesday
Sports Program
For rLocuI Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Baseball.
Washington VS.. Baltimore ORR
oles, Baltimore.
Basket Ball.
Fort Wayne Zollners vs. WASH
ington Bears, Turner's Arena, two
games, 400 and 900.
Field Trials.
Spring trial, Marlboro Field
Trial Club. Upper Marlboro, S
am. and all day.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia
Athletics, Fort Meade, Md.
Boxing.
Danny Petro VS.. Lew Trans
parent, Turner's Arena, S:45.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Syracuse VS.. Washington, Grif-
fifth Stadium, 800.
Central at Anacostia, Tech at
Roosevelt, Eastern at Coolidge
OHigh school series opening
games), all at 400.
Dewitt at Western, 3:45.
Gonzaga at National Training
School, $3.50.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase at
Georgetown Prep, $3.50.
Wrestling.
Emil Dusek VS.. Joe Cox, fea-
ture, Uline Arena, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Fort Belvoir.
Catholic U. at Western Mary
land, Westminster, Md.
Western at st. Adams, 400.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia
Phillies, Trenton, N. J.
Washington-Lee at Roosevelt,
400.
St. Aibans at Georgetown Prep,
$3.50.
Wrestling.
One-night elimination tourna-
ment, Turner's Arena, 8:45.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Newark.
Wilson at Roosevelt. Anacostia
at Eastern (high school series),
400.
Central at George Washington
High, Alexandria, 400.
Gonzaga at Coolidge. 400.
Landon at Blair, $3.50.
Field Trials.
Spring trials. National Capital
Field Trials Club, Mount Pleas
ant Farm on Rockville Potomac
road:8 am. and all day.
Boxing.
All-star program, Uline Arena,
$50.
Track.
Coolidge and Western at Will
son, 400.
George washington High and
Washington-Lee High at Central,
400.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. New York
Giants, New York
Marine Corps Headquarters at
Catholic u, 800.
Coolidge at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 800.
Georgetown Prep at Washing
ton-Lee, 800.
Lacrosse.
Maryland at Princeton.
Field Trials.
Spring trials, National Capital
Field Trials Club. Mount Pleasant
Farm on Rockville Potomac road,
8 am. and all day.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Johns Hopkins Stickmen
Pressed by Penn State

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, April 10
Penn States lacrosse team put up
q surprisingly good fight against
Johns Hopkins stickmen here this
afternoon, but lost, II to 7.
Hopkins scored four goals in quick
succession, three Of them by Henley
Guild, In the first II minutes, but
seldom was on even terms with the
Nittany Lions during the remainder
If f1n eASskaef
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Basket Ace in Service

PHILADELPHIA. April 10 (Pr.-
George Sensky, st. Joseph's Col
lege star who set a new national
individual scoring record of SIS
points in so-called "big league bas-
ket ball" the past season, has been
inducted into the ARMY.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Army's Lacrosse Team
Trims LoyoIo, 9 to 3
BY the Associated Press.

BY tht ASSociAted Press.
WEST POINT. N. Y, April 10
Never really pressed. the Army
lacrosse team today opened its sea-
son with 9-to-3 victory over Loyola
Of Baltimore. The Cadets Tailed
In every period but the third and
led IL at half time.
Army's cause was greatly aided
by Harman, plebe, who was a
former Loyola player. He scored
two goals.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Studer, Navy Grid Hero,
Now Is Marine Private

Gordon Studer, backfield hero Of
Navy's 14-to-0 win over Army in
football last fall at Annapolis, has
joined the marines as a private.
He's at Paris Island, N. c.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Bears Top Baltimore Nets

BALTIMORE, April 10-Wash-
lngton Bears, world pro basket ball
champions, defeated the Baltimore
Nets, 44-38, here tonight.