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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

the baseball season all square in
their private home run race-l84
each-although Johnny came into
the National League three years
behind Joe. Showing they have
plenty of nerve, Matchmaker Lew
Raymond and Tub thumper
Broadway Johnny Cox will try to
revive boxing in st. Louis with
the third Chalky Wright-Joey
Peralta scrap February %.
Service dept.-Ace Of the Fort
Leonard Wood (Mo.) boxing team
is Corpl. Adam Shank, brother OF
Reuben Shank, the Colorado boy
who busted briefly into big-time
pro fights last year. And the
soldiers claim Adam is the better
fighter OF the two. The entire
Nebraska u. coaching staff, with
the exception of Track Coach Ed
Weir, has applied for commissions
in the Navy physical fitness pro-
gram. Glenn Pressnell, who Sue
ceeded> Col. Biff Jones as football
tutor, likely will land with the
pre-f1ight outfit. Eddie (Un-
known Winston, the old Holyoke
(Mass) heavyweight who once
was kayoed twice in one fight by
Jack Sharkey, turned up at the
Chicago Golden Gloves tourney
as trainer Of the military police
team from Camp KaIlkakee, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Two basket
ball players on widely separated
courts picked last night to revise the
sports record book.
At Clarksburg. w. Va. John
(Brooms) Abramovic dumped in 81
points as his Salem College mates
defeated Fairmont Teachers and
lifted his four-year point collection
to 1871 with. seven more games to
play.
Harry Boykoff, the 6-foot e-inch
center of the st. Johns five in
Brooklyn, potted 18 field goals and
9 free throws before 14,601 fans in
Madison Square Garden to either
break or tie trio Of the big arenas
individual marks.
Abramovic needed 7 points to
equal the mark of 194l established
two years ago by Kenny Griffith of
Broaddus College. also in West Vir-
ginia. when the tussle with Fairmont
got under way. He had 8 at the
end of 5 minutes.
On January % Abramovic set
what is believed to be the record
for the number Of points in single
game by getting So at the expense
Of Rio Grande College of Ohio.
Boykoff erased the Gardens 81
point total set by Toledo's Bob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Doerer Quits Golf Pro Job
To Work in War Plant

Another Washington golf profess
sional has given up golf work for
the duration, joining nearly a
dozen others in war work or Gov
eminent employ.
Tommy Doerer, jr., pro at Brad
ley Hills Country Club, now is work.
ing in war plant in nearby Mary
land. Doerer was at East Potomac
Park for five years before going to
Bradley Hills.
Victor Kracher, for more than a
decade manager of Manor Country
Club, now is, the manager of Wash
ington Golf hnd Country Club, sue
ceeding r. E. Derring, who is an
officer III the Navy for the present
assigned to the area Of Tidewater
Virginia.
Kracher came to Washington two
decades ago as assistant manager at
Congressional Country Club, later
transferring to Manor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Basket Ball Scores
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
William and Mary. SO; Georse Washington,
81.
Catholic o., So; American u. 49,
George Washington Hish. As; Maryland
Roosevelt. 35; Georgetown Prep. 81.
EAST.
Long Island u. 81: Duouesne, 20.
New York. So Syracuse, 81.
St Vincent, 40: Juniats, 30.
Muhlenbers. AS; Lehieh, "a.
springfield Mass, 81: Connecticut. SO.
st. Johns 49, St. Josephs, 40.
SOUTH.
North csaroiina S navy. s. Wake Forest. "a.
Kentucky. As; Xavier, 80.
vanderbilt, IS; Mississlppi State, IS.
2ppa.ehisn. Il; w Western a ca stdi reach
n Hs!:R: e.: g. As's KEY r. r.,s. a.
MIDWEST.
IiIi !.a 80; ohio STATE, 4;
S M%1sftinsams & oSSi e: = 90
Alma. SO: Albion, 40.
Carroll. 80; Ripon. "a
Manchester. SO; Ball State. 81.
ST. Benedict's tKansS. s.: ImDoris state e
Coneordia Mimi. 4e; North Dakota AZ
Augustana IS. Dsk), ~; South Dakota.
40.
Hanover: 80; Bowman Field .Kyo. So.
North central, 81 MilGkin. "A
St. Norbert, 81: Oshkosh Teachers. AZ.
Westminster MOI. 40: Drury- SO.
Miami. 80; Patterson Field, SO.
SOUTHWEST.
Southern Methodist. 81; Texas A. and M.
30.
Oklahoma A. and NJ. %; Tulsa o., "a.
Oklahoma. A.: Iowa State. 30.
Nosth Texas State. ~; Southwest Texas
Texas Tech. 81; Hardin Simmons, a.
Southwestern. 81: Daniel Baker. A..
Teachers. 2S.
WEST.
OREGON, 66: Idaho, Al.
Arizona, 81 Williams Field. 20.
Eastern OREGON. 81; Northwest NaZarene.
so.
Central wsshinston. 20; 81. Martins. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Twins Fight Tonight
For Michigan State
Against Cards
Invaders Have Divided
Two Matches on Trip;
6. U. Has $3.50 Record

Twin brothers, a hard-bitten foot
ball player and a runnerup for the
national intercollegiate 1861 pound
title last year are the four Mich
igan State fighters Catholic Uni
versity fears most in their collegiate
clouting contest tonight at Brook
land. The first bout is scheduled
for $50.
Bill and Walter Zurakowski, 120
and 1877 pounds, respectively, are the
twins and they are supposed to be
pretty good punchers. Bill will be
slight choice over Price WEIGH, but
Walt figures to have more trouble
with Ray Calnan. The gridman is
Edo Mencotti, a rugged individual
who battles Pete Obedinski. and the
near champ is Charley Calkins, 1861
FOUNDER who meets Bob Heltzel.
Michigan State broke even in two
previous matches on the current
road trip, beating Virginia Tech,
which upset Western Maryland last
night, and losing to Virginia by a
point when forced to forfeit the
heavyweight encounter.
Catholic U. lost its opening match
to Western Maryland but came back
last week to upset the Coast Guard
Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Ring Little Hit by Droft

Boxing will survive, come hell or
high water, because it is a sport of
individuals rather than teams. The
service draft may wreck a football
q baseball team but it doesn't affect
the ring too severely. The loss of
Joe Louis. Billy Conn and other top
ranking stars is proof OF this. A
return match between the two
would have precipitated a golden
shower in the box office and it was
blow when Secretary of War Slim
son raised forbidding hand, but
boxing is rafting along in high gear
unresTained. For every fighter
called to the colors there are a
dozen amateurs coming up to take
his place.
In boxing, too, promoter needs
only one good bout to attract a
crowd. If he has one the customers
will turn out regardless of the quail
ity of the prelims. He can save
money and realize a larger profit, as
matter of fact, by putting a crew
of ATS in the prelims, or under
meath, as they say in the racket.
With a good fight on top show
would draw money even with Goldie
Ahearn and 1t. John Agnew playing
the balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet underneath,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Loop Lead Lost in Upset, 6. w.
Awaits W. 81. TussIe Friduv
Beaten in Last Minute by W. & M Quint;
Cards Trip A. u; Hoyos to Fdte Rams

An embarrassed George Wash
lngton University basket ball team,
beaten by William and Mary last
night after attracting national at
tention by defeating highly regard
ed Norfolk Naval Training Station
on Saturday, returned here today
minus its Southern Conference
leadership.
The Colonials, who dropped a
1881 decision to the Indians at
Williamsburg, Va, also saw their
eight-game winning streak perish
Without moving a muscle Dukes
Blue Devils took possession Of first
place in the Southern Conference
with six victories in seven starts as
William and Mary dropped G. w.
into a second-place tie with South
Carolina with four triumphs in five
starts each.
Last 40 Second Goal Tells. a
What might have been sensa-
tional invasion Of the South ended
on q sour note for the Colonials as
Guard AL Vandeweghe poked in a
field goal in the final 40 seconds to
clnlch victory for the Indians.
Glenn Knox, all-Southern Confer
ence center, dropped in 10 points to
take scoring honors.
G. w. was off to slow start, but
left the floor at halftime with only
q 1924 deficit. The Colonials man
aged to lock the score several times
in the second half
The Colonials will be idle until
Friday, when they face Washington
and Lee at Eastern High gym.
Meanwhile, Georgetown crack club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

AeieWSlsHt SlldlIlplOll NNeW Ork
style) hammer out an unpopular
verdict over Fritzie Zivic. In rouno
figures that meant a gate of more
than $4,000 and it was the gardens
second successive sellout.
At Detroit Jake La Motta, rising
young star. but still not widely
known. lured another $4,000 worth
Of customers 18,93O through the
turnstiles at Olympia Stadium to
watch him hand Ray Robinson his
first defeat in 100 fights. Robinson
also is from New York. so there was
no hometown angle to the fight.
In Washington Uncle Joe Turner
has been shoe-horning patrons into
his small establishment with an
ordinary brand of over the counter
stuff. The last two shows were SELL
outs and the future seems even
brighter. It has been a banner sea-
son at the arena, and while the &C
ton has been good and Turner, as
sisted by Lou Diamond. has imported
some top-ranking talent, there have
been no particularly brilliant
matches to attract the trade The
public simply has developed an avid
appetite for boxing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Ross|yn Pin Teams Will Stuoe
Scratch Sweepstoke Sunday
Bow|ers Mourn Death of Oscar Swain;
Hi-Skor Lead in Ladies' Loop Is Sliced

Fur will fly Sunday night at
Rosslyn Bowling Center, when at
least IL teams of the 2O-club
Rosslyn Independent League, all
damned in a hectic championship
race, shoot it out for a big bundle
OF greenbacks on a winner-take- all
basis. Each team will post $25 and,
deviating from the usual league
handicap system, will roll from
scratch. Total pins for three games
will decide the winner.
Missing from the lineup of the
strong A. L. Kelley & Son team,
however, will be Oscar Swain
whose sudden death last Sunday is
mourned by many pinspillers
throughout the Metropolitan Area.
A member of the Kelley team for
10 years and recently its ace bowl
er, Oscar had been prominent in
duckpin circles for a quarter CEN
fury. He will be buried tomorrow
IN Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Among other teams to see action
will be the league leading Fairfax
Country Club, Shaffer Flowers,
Arlington Tire, Arlington Trust,
Waters Shade Shop, Cooke Press,
Yellow Cab, Circle Paving, Goss Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
BosebuII's Status
Still Unsettled

That s64 question-will pro-
fessional baseball be permitted
to exist in l943?-remains unan-
swered again today, with Gov
eminent officials continuing to
issue vague statements in regard
to the future of the sport.
War Manpower Commissioner
Paul v. McNutt told a press con-
ference yesterday that the ques-
ton Of whether baseball will be
classed as non-essential, so that
players would lose their depend
ency draft deferment even II
they have children, remains I'M
decided.
McNutt said, In answering a
direct question. that morale
building qualities might be a
factor" in determining whether
baseball should be added to the
list of occupations made non-de-
ferrable on dependency grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.


NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-As we
figure it. that week end fuss over
canceling the Kentucky Derby
amounted to nothing more than a
warning that the railroads could
not take care of the compare
lively few spectators who usually
travel that way. The best figures
we can get show that no more
than 5000 people 60 to Louisville
by rail in normal years. About 80
per cent of the crowd--say $4,000
out of 75,000-is drawn from
within 100 miles Of Churchill
Downs and most Of them as we'll
as the outsiders" ride in auto
mobiles. which won't be heading
for the Downs this year.
What it all probably means is
that the thousands OF Louisvillans
who never see their own race be-
cause they don't want to mingle
with the mob or are too busy
collecting all the spare change
the visitors bring in will fill up
the vacant spaces in the grand
stand. And. of course. there are
several soldiers only 30 miles away
at Fort Knox who might be
interested.
Scrap collection-NoW that Ray
Robinson has lost his first pro
fight, Sports Editor John G. Case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Fernund Gduthier Sold
By Lions to Bisons

Washington Lions of the Amer
lean Hockey League. who recently
parted with high-scoring Lou Tru-
del. have unloaded another player
by peddling Fernand Gautheir
right winger, to the Buffalo Bisons
for an undisclosed sum.
The Lions, who haven't won a
game in their last Ave starts and
who are nesting in the basement,
will meet the Barons tomorrow
night at Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Hungry Fighters Big Help

But boxing is the one game that
figures to survive in hard times. 1t
is a tough, cruel sport, thriving on
misery, poverty and desperation-a
human bitterness that drove one
tired, apparently washed up has
been, Jim Braddock, from the Jersey
docks to the world title.
Any promoter will tell you his best
drawing card, the fellow most likely
to succeed, is the hungry fighter, the
guy who needs those two-bit bouts
to eat and frequently to feed brood
of youngsters. On his zest for fight
ing and his ability to dish out and
soak up punishment hinge the de-
mand for his future services, so he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Three Plans 10 Settle
Pills Woes Before
National League
Problem Must Be Solved
By Monday to Comply
With Rules Of Loop
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. Club own
ers Of the National Baseball League
crowded into President Ford Tricks
Office today to determine the fate Of
the Philadelphia Phils.
The chronic tail-enders are ap-
preaching the start Of the 1943 sea-
son with full-grown financial
headache OF some 100000 in debts
and a full set of uniforms. But
they have no signed manager, no
spring training site, little in tho
way Of playing talent and none Of
it signed.
Directors Of the loop spent all day
yesterday tussling with the prob.
lem and, although none would COM
ment when the. meeting broke up. it
is believed they will make three
plans available to the owners today.
Plans Before League.
In one, the league would take
over the club and place Bill Terry,
formerly with the New York Giants.
in charge.
The second plan involves the sale,
of the franchise, uniforms and debts.
with John Uack) Kelly, Philadel-
phia contractor and director of the
Hale America athletic program Of
18 months ago, as the purchaser.
Under the third alternative, Gerry
Nugent would remain in charge Of
the club. Nugent, president Of the
Phils for the past decade, controls,
So per cent Of the stock.
One member of the league said,
however, that whatever action was
| taken it would result in Nugent's
custer, move the Phil leader said
recently he would oppose In court
if necessary. 5
Sales Helped Pare Debt.
Most Of the Phils' obligations ara
owed to the National League, but it
is believed that Nugent removed
much Of the montague debt pres
sure recently by the sale of Pitcher
RUDE Melton to Brooklyn and Of
First Baseman Nick Etten to the
New York Yankees. The two sales
netted him an estimated $4,000. !
Although it is possible that no
action will be taken today, a solu-
ton must be found by next Monday.
BY baseball law all players must
have been offered their seasons
contract by February Is. The Phil
pacts have been held up because Of
the financial woes. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Three Tracks Share
In Dates al Pim|ico
Laurel Not Considered
For Spring Booking
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb 9.-Division OF
racing dates between Bowie, Havre
de Grace and Pimlico, all Of which
will conduct spring meetings at PIN
leo, within Baltimore City limits,
was to be decided here today at a
meeting of the Maryland Racing
Commission.
Laurel, fourth major Maryland
track, was not considered in the
commission discussions that were
launched yesterday, since it normally
operates only in the fall.
Racing will be conducted during
hours set by the Baltimore Transit
Co., the commission declared, to
avoid interference with transpor-
tation of war workers.
Reports that 100 days Of racing
the entire Maryland season, would
be held at Pimlico were spiked by
Frank Small, jr., chairman Of the
commission. 1--WE have acted on the
theory" he said, that whatever
amount of racing we'll run at PIN
leo will be we'll under 100 days
That would be far more than the
city of Baltimore should be asked
to support"
The purse scale for the spring
meetings also was to be considered
today. Small adding that talk of IS
purses was ridiculous. Our scale
Of purses will be such that horse
men will have chance to make q
living" he said, land yet it will not
be beyond the means of the various
associations.
Streetcars passing Pimlico could
handle a fair crowd, Small said,
and thus avoid violations of ODT
rulings forbidding use Of taxicabs,
special streetcars or buses.
An obstacle to the Pimlico plans
yet to be overcome is a statutory
bar against more than 80 days of
racing at any one Of the mile tracks,
but race followers felt the General
Assembly would remove that barrier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Four-Yeor Basket Point Mark,
Two Garden Standards Set

Gerber year ago and exceeded the
Ohioan's goal bucketing by /. His
nine conversions equaled the mark
set by Carol OFT Of Ohio University
in 1941.
Salem edged out Fairmont, 56 to
SIS. and st. Johns whipped st.
Joseph's of Philadelphia, 76 to 49,
In an earlier game at the Garden,
Long Island trimmed Duquesne, "a
to %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Talbert's

Manning's, Earnings, Talbert S
Tigers and Quality Shop.
Hi-Skor's lead in Ladies' District
League flag chase was cut to four
games when the pace settlers
dropped a game to Takoma, despite
Caroline Hiser's 153-398. when run
nerup Lafayette swept King Pin.
Emma Bourne continued to shine
at Brookland with 150A352 that
prevented Bernheimer Theaters
from sweeping Miller Furniture.
Wally Donaldson's al and 358
were tops in Odd Fellows loop at
Brookland, with Terminate Perez
Elicit runner up with 1854.
Frank Carmens high 1858 ,fea-
tured as Haydens wf1itewashed
Kings in st. Martins Club League
at King Pin; .,--
Commerce maintained its FIVE
game lead in National Capital
Ladies' League with a 81 victory
over Navy Blues, despite the alb
sence of its ace roller, Rebecca Arm
strong. who is recovering from the
grippe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Riders Prepare for Eastern
BY Trimming 6. u. Prep

Roosevelt High will carry a five
game winning streak into Friday
nights game against Eastern that
will determine leadership in the
high school basket ball series round
robin.
The Rough Riders won with ease
yesterday over Georgetown Prep
1921, after pushing to an 1873 half
time margin.
Charley Howard hoped 16 points
for the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Wisconsin Blocking Path
OF Illinois and Indiana
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9-Wisconsin
once heralded as the team to beat
now definitely is the team Indiana
and Illinois must beat If those two
quintets are to stay undefeated in
the Big Ten basketball race.
Coach Bud Fosters Badgers, by
their 74-30 blasting of Chicago last
night for a new conference scoring
record, warned the HOLSTERS anc
Illini they still hold the key to the
conference title since they play
their next two games with Indiana
i and the one following with Illinois
League standings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Rice Of c. U. Quintet
Tops Loop in Scoring
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Fred Rice,
Catholic University forward, stood
on top of the Mason-Dixon Confer.
ence individual scoring heap today
with 108 points in eight games for
an average Of 1875. &
In second place was George Zuras,
American University forward, who
earlier in the season held the top
rung. He has accounted for an
even 100.
Dick Scanlon, Catholic University
center, moved into third-place tie
with 96.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
CowIey Betters Lead
As Hockey Scorer
" the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Feb. 9.-Boston';
Bill Cowley garnered seven points
during the past week to increase
his National Hockey League scoring
total to So and go up on Lorne
Carr of Toronto and Doug Bentley
Of Chicago.
One point behind Carr and Bent
ley is Doug's brother Max, also Of
the Blackhawks.
Buzz Boil Of Boston follows
with 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
6. ". High Quint Stretches
Its Sreak 10 II Games

George Washington High of Alex
andria, owner of the longest basket
ball winning streak in this section,
now boasts string of II victories
after yesterdays convincing 1923
triumph over Maryland Park High.
1t was the Presidents l4th win
in Is games this season.
Starting strongly behind the
sharpshooting of Center Joe Hens
ley, G. w. took a 25-l0 lead in the
first half and never was in trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Western VS.. Wilson Chigh school
series), American U. gym, 400.
Coolidge at Tech (high school
series), 400.
Gonzaga at Eastern, 400.
Westinghouse at Central,
400.
Bulls at st. Adams, $3.50.
Rockville at st. Johns, $3.50.
Bethesda at National Training
School, $3.50.
Gallaudet ]. v. at Maryland
Park, 7:45.
Charlotte Hall at Blair, Silver
Spring, 500.
Boxing.
Michigan State at Catholic U.
8:15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

~ tAe AccoSAAteo ElesS.
NEWARK. N. J-Pat Comiskey,
221lz, Paterson. stopped Wallace Cross,
eos, East Orange 90.
HOLYOKE Mass--Steve Belloise,
1877, New York, knocked out Horace
Jones. 1872. Port Chester, N. Y. (2).
NEW ORLEANs.-Bobby Runin. 1875.
New York. stopped Richie Lemos, 1875,
Los Angeles 90.
BALTIMORE -Charley Eagle, 1871,
Waterbury, Conn. outpointed Lou
Brooks, $50. Wilmington u2).
NEW YORK Sonny Horne.
(cat Robinson, 14sIa. New York tS).
SAN FRANCISCO.-JuanZ urita, 1876,
Mexico. outpointed Vern Bybee, 1874,
United States Coast Guard CO)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Kilreo Regoins Scoring
Lead From Cunninqhum
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. ga
nine-point squirt pushed Walter
Kilrea Of Hershey back into the
American Hockey League scoring
lead unsesting Les Cunningham OF
Cleveland, who held first place
briefly after sensational rise from
fifth place.
Kilrea has total of II points
to Cunningham's. 66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
College Football Through
For Duration, Myers Says
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. 9.-Intercollegiate
football las We have known it" is
dead for the duration, says Denny
Myers. Boston College head coach
for the past two seasons. He was
sworn in yesterday as a senior grade
lieutenant in the physical training
division of the Nays aviation
branch.
Myers made his prediction after
receiving orders to report for active
duty at the North Carolina Pre-
Flight School at Chapel Hill on
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
1000 Umpires Needed
For SundIot Games

By the Associated Press.
WICHITA, kans., Feb. 9.-Sand-
lot baseball needs 1000 unpires by
April i, George Sisler, high COM
missioner of the National Semi-Pro
Baseball Congress, declares.
He said the congress is launching
a national canvass to find veteran
umpires or men who want to learn
the profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Great, Lakes Gets Even
With Northwestern
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
GREAT LAKES. Ill, Feb. O.
Great Lakes won it's 18th straight
basket ball game and its Oath in
rs starts last night against North
western, 81 to So.
1t was revenge for previous
beating. Illinois is the other team
to beat the Sailors.