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Evening star., 1943-03-11
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 1l.-Individual
entries in the annual Illinois Tech
relays here Saturday, boosted by the
appearance of Big Ten freshmen
competitors for the first time.
reached an all-time high of All to-
day,
Among the Western Conference
schools taking advantage of the re-
cent freshman eligibility code was
Illinois, which finished third in the
Big Ten meet last week. The Il
llnl entered 10 yearlings, including
Dwight Eddleman, high jumping
star, and Bill Belle, middle dis
tance runner.
Eddleman's best mark, an outdoor
Jump of feet Ga inches, is better
than the winning heights achieved
in either the Big Ten or Central Col
legiate track meets last week.
The Illinois Tech event has drawn
heavily from those meets, including
II individual champions from the
Central Collegiate and seven from
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Provl-
denCe Reds.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Tony Music VS.. Buddy Walker,
l0-round heavyweight feature,
Uline Arena, $50.
SATURDAY.
Hockey.
Pittsburgh VS.. Washington Lions.
Uline Arena, $50.
Track
Knights Of Columbus indoor
games, New York.
Rife.
Georgetown at Navy, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Kendall Tops Keen RivoI
First Time in 7 Years

Lucky seven popped up for Ken
dali Schools tossers when they
nosed out Maryland School for the
Deaf yesterday at Gallaudet gym.
The victory was the District teams
first over its rival in the last seven
years.
Capt. Carl Landmark, chalking
up Is points. and Walter Beck with
10, paced their mates to a 20-l3 ad-
vantage in the opening half and
1t stood them in good stead in the
closing period when Marylands
closing rush threatened to turn the
tide.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Roster Of As Completed
As Harris, Arntzen Sian
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE
roster Of the Philadelphia Athletics
has been completed, President Con-
ME Mack has announced following
receipt of the signed contracts of
Pitchers Lum Harris and Orrie
Arntzen, the latter recruit pur-
chased from Williamsport.
The AS prospects for the season,
however, are mot too good" Mack
declared.
Declaring that signing up the
team was accomplished without a
salary dispute or holdout, Mack said
he doesn't consider Bob Johnson,
veteran outfelder. holdout. Hes
just fellow who doesn't want to
play for U.s." Mack said.
Johnson has demanded that he
be traded
Evening star., 1943-03-11
sv the Asso,i,t.d pre

By the Associated Press.
The Hershey Bears reacted like
champions to the announcement of
playof dates for the American
Hockey League.
Within few hours after President
Maurice Podoloff set up the sched-
ule Of playoff dates yesterday the
Bears, who already have clinched
the pennant, overwhelmed the Pitts
burgh Hornets, Al, to estab blish a
league record for points scored dur
ing a season. They also tied the
mark for the most victories In a
campaign.
The Bears now have rs points,
which is one more than the cham
pion Indianapolis Capitals scored
last year. The triumph was Her
shey's 34th, a mark also attained
by the Caps in 194l42.
In the only other contest, the
Lions nosed out the Providence
Reds, 2-1, at Uline Arena.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Exercise Is Main Point

Swinging at home, with any club,
you get your full share of exercise
and, what is just as important, you
never miss a shot. There are no
Smothered hooks, no flubs, no NOR
bid slices, no lusty clarion caddie
calls of "Outerbounds."
Home golf is a cheerful, happy
game that keeps your hands and
wrists in shape, that can build up
winning habits, that can get you
ready for the much rougher test.
When the light goes on again all
over the world"
1t is worth your attention, apart
from the first chance you have to
get on the links and get the exercise
and the recreation we all need.
North American Newspaper Alliance.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Scarborough to Be Late
In Reporting to Mats

Pitcher Ray Scarborough will be
late reporting to the Mats, he has
informed President Clark Griffith
but expects to come up with a WIN
ming record to atone for his tardi-
ness,
Scarborough is recuperating from
an attack of pneumonia at his home
in North Carolina. A right-hander
the pitcher saw service with both
Washington and Chattanooga last
season, winning two and losing one
for the Mats. He'll be ready fol
duty in about a month, he said.
Evening star., 1943-03-11

it still is important to a million or
so who need some exercise and rec
reatlon.
Naturally, it is far better game
on a course. But if you can't get to a
course, there still are worthy substi-
tuteS.
This consists in using your own
home or yard, provided there is
space enough to swing a club. In the
first place, you might be surprised
to find how much exercise you can
get from 30 minutes with a driver,
brassie, long iron and niblick.
1t helps keep our hands in shape
It strengthens both hands and
wrists 1t irons out wrinkles from
your hips and back.
You can also use these home
workouts as lesson builders. AS every
golfer knows. the game largely is
a matter Of habit. One of the main
faults in the game is swinging too
fast. Working at home you can
force yourself into an even, steady
method of swinging the clubhead.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
ST. Johns Accepts Place
In Court Tournament
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March list.
Johns of Brooklyn has accepted an
invitation to compete in the national
invitation basket ball tournament
starting in Madison Square Garden
March 18.
st. Johns received the bid last
night after defeating st. Francis.
5o-34, for its 18th victory in 20
starts. It is the sixth team to be
invited to the tournament, won last
year by West Virginia
Others already named are Western
Kentucky Creighton, Fordham, Rice
and Toledo.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Can Smooth Your SWING

You can decrease the pace of your
backSWing and also decrease the
rush in starting your downswing,
You can build up needed rhythm
that is too often wrecked under the
pressure of competitive play
You also can force yourself into
the worthy habit of keeping your
head in place through the swing,
since there is no target to distract
your attention out beyond. You can
learn to concentrate on nothing but
swinging the clubhead.
You also can develop better foot
action, learning to start the down.
swing more from the right foot, be-
fore the body has started surging
froWard You can work on better
use of your hands, wrists and arms.
There is another cheerful feature
about this home swinging. You don't
have to spend even a few seconds
Evening star., 1943-03-11
ParochiaI Basket Tourney
Starts With -Four Games

-Four games tonight at St. Johns
open the sixth annual Parochial
School League basket ball tourna-
ment.
Sixteen teams in all are entered,
and the tourney will last all next
week
Tonight's games, beginning at
o'clock, send Calvert against st.
Michael's, st. Johns against Nativ-
ity, Sacred Heart against Holy
Name and st. Martins against St.
Anthony's.
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Wins Boil Games
And Aussie Lussie

By the Associated Press.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, March
11.-Al Emmertson, who pitched
for Idaho Falls in the Pioneer
League last season, is in Aus
tralia with the Army now-and
look what he's done:
A two-hit victory in a playoff
for the camp title; campaign
record of l8 wins against losses,
and successful courtship of an
Australian laSSie.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.

ASSDCtdleN FItSo sopOILS WIllR"
NEW YORK, March l1-Note
of pessimism: Gus Dorats, new
coach of the Detroit Lions, has
sent out circular letter 10 COL
lege grid coaches saying IF your
school Is quitting football, please
advise any Of your assistant
coaches who is in good condition
and wants to play pro football to
contact the Detroit Office"
Dutch Warmerdam, who won't
have much use for a vaulting pole
in the Navy. is presenting the old
one with which he cleared Is feet
or more 25 times to his old high
school coach, Henry T. Anderson.
And did you know that Warmer
dam has been coaching football
at Piedmont, Calf, High for the
last two years.
Dodger Les Webber claims the
quail are 50 thick around his
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Carolyn Wilson, Hazi Head
Closed Table Net Lists

Carolyn Wilson and Thor Hazl
will be seeded No. in women's and
mems divisions of the District closed
table tennis tournament opening at
Columbia courts Monday night,
Finals are scheduled the following
evening,
Miss Wilson went to the semifnals
IN a recent tournament al Toledo,
bowing TO Sally Green, national
champion. She Joined Leah Thall
IN capturing the women's doubles
title. exhibiting her best play OF the
season.
Miss Wilson'S position in the local
affair mas been enhanced by the re-
tirement of Magda Gal Hazl Dis
trct champion.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
70 Games Planned
For Camp Grant
Ry tho Associated Press

BY me HSSOCIaIPN FreSS.
CAMP GRANT, HI, March II.
-Four major league clubs al
ready have been scheduled to
play Camp Grants soldier nine
here this season. 1t. Col. Frank
A. Bush said today He also an
nounced that Camp Grants 1943
schedule would include approXi-
mately 10 games.
Detroit has been booked for
July IA and the Boston Red Sox
for August 10. The Chicago
White Sox and Cubs also will ap-
pear here, but definite dates have
not been set.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Loke Signs With Bosox
As Pesky's Successor
] he Associated Press.

] he Associated Press.
BOSTON. March 1.-THE Boston
Red SoX have received the signed
contract Of Eddie Lake, the ST, Louis
Cardinals farm product who is eX-
pccted to take over the departed
johnny Pesky's shOrtstOp berth,
Lake PLAYED with Sacramento last
season While batting only DTS in
J76 games. he made 10 homers and
scored ia runs
Only unsigned member Of the
infleld is Bobby Doerr, regular
second baSeman.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Dodgers Puerto Rieon
Rook Heads for Camp
Er The Associated Press

Er he Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, P. R, March Ii
Luis Rodriguez DINO, rookie out
fielder of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
prepared to leave today for the
United States to begin spring train
ing with the ball club next Monday.
His fellow countryman, Pitcher
Hiram Bithorn of the Chicago Cubs,
will remain behind few days to
pitch in an exhibition benefit game
here Saturday.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Tigers, Bucs, Browns
Lose Men 10 Draft
23 From Detroit Club
Now Are in Service
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, March l1-Detroit has
announced that Pitcher George
Lake and Outflelder John Mueller,
both purchased recently from Beau
mont, are in the armed forces and
have been placed on the national
defense service list. The Tigers now
have % service stars.
PITTSBURGH, March II tP'.-
Fleet-footed Cullev Rikard, recruit
outfielder, has notified the Pitts
burgh Pirates that he would be in
Quoted into the Army at his home in
Olive Branch, Miss, today.
FREDERICK, Md, March IL lPl.
--Laglenn McQuillen, 26-year-old
outfielder of the st. Louis Browns,
will be called for induction in either
the April or May quota of his Sc
lective service board, Frederick
County draft officials said.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Senior Golfers Playing
Title Quurter-FinuIs
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEBRING, Fla, March 11.-HoW-
ard O'Brien of Grand Rapids, Mich,
who provided the fireworks in the
opening round of match play in the
mldWinter tourney for national
amateur senior golfers by conquer
ing w. H. Linkroum of Hackensack,
N. j., the medalist, is paired with
N. A. Burgess Of New York City
for the quarter-fnals today.
Defending Champion Raleigh w.
Lee of Columbus, Ohio, plays Frank
w. Sampson of Atlanta.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Red Cross Gets Jeffries

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March II
iP).-Melville Jeffries, sports public
ity director at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute at Blacksburg for the past
IS years, has accepted a position
with the field staff Of the American
Red Cross
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Fiqhts Last Nioht

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. ND.-Chalky Wright 131.
Los Angeles. knocked out Joey Pirrone,
l34, Cleveland go; Curtiss Sheppard,
1s7. Pittsburgh Knocked out joey
Maxim ISL. Cleveland ID
ELIZABETH. N. J.-Fredde Yelavich,
29' Rochelle Park, outpointed Cannon
ball Gibson. 1872. Jersey City t6J.
OAKLAED. Calf.-Manuel Ortiz,
1l71a. El Centre. stopped Lou Saiica,
lis. Brooklyn ll(. Title bout }
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Mexican Drops
Lou for I. K. 0.
In 11th Round
Manager Hats Fight
After Battered Vet
Takes Nine Count
By the Associated Press.

BY he Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, March IL
There's no disputlng Manuel Ortiz S
| clear title to the world bantam
weight championship-not after the
pasting he gave Challenger Lou Sa-
lica last night
The shifty, hard-socking little
Mexican from Ell Centre, Calf.
| cleared up the l18-pound title ques-
ton by stopping the ex-champ from
Brooklyn in the llth round of a IS
rounder that was Ortiz's fight from
the start.
Ortiz won the title from Salica in
Hollywood last August, and only the
| New York State Athletic Commits
sion refused to recognize him as
| champion because the fight went
| only u rounds instead of IS. Ortiz
| had been accepted by the National
| Boxing Association and the At States
! 1t controls.
Salica Down for Nine Count.
Sallca, a master boxer, had to call
| on his II years of ring experience to
save himself from a worse beating.
Ortiz had the edge in every round,
battering his aging rival with a fear
full assortment of blows to the mid
section and face. Salica was groggy
from body betting as the 10th end
ed-and then it came.
Ortiz sent the Brooklyn fighter
down for nine count with a terrific
right to the body as the 11th opened
Salca rose on Wobbly legs, clearly
unable to put up an effective de-
fense. His manager geStured to the
referee to stop the bout to save his
fighter from further punishment.
1t was the first time Salica had
been knocked out in his professional
career.
First Mexican With Title.
A bowling crowd of 1000 paid
Sl0,323 to see the fight.
Ortlz'S recognition by the New
York Commission was considered q
mere formality. Once that is over
he will be the first Mexican in fight
history to gain undisputed recogni-
ton as world champ. Both Baby
AriZmendi and Ritchie Lemos had a
claim on one title or another in their
day, but neither had the blessing of
both the New York Commission and
the NBA.
Ortiz weighed in at 1l71a and Sa-
lica, 118.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
No Bothersome Hazards

There is no matted rough from
which you must propel the ball, as
it nearly always rests in the most
haraSsing and most depressing spot.
You come face to face with no highly
important 3 or foot puts that
might decide the fate of the match.
You never see one of your best
mashie shots barely fail to reach the
green, catch the bank of bunker
and drop back In against said bank,
where there is no hope of reaching
the green.
Home golf is a much more cheer
tul game. AS you take your swing
with driver. minus the ball. YOU
can see the imaginary one sailing
$50 yards down the middle. AS YOU
swing some iron you can see the ball
sail within a few feet of the pln.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Win, Lose or Draw
Swinging Golf Club at Home Is Good Exercise
BY GRANTlAND RICE

~ WI De more sot played this spring
once thought possible There will be difficult
have occasional chance up the opportunity to
better physical shape Certainly
golf is the al-Star game for this worthy purpose
Coli AS
Evening star., 1943-03-11
League Hockey

By the Associated Press.
TonIehts game.
NATIONAL.
Toronto al Detroit.
MontTea! at ChlCaRo
AMERICAN.
Buffalo At Indianapolis
Wa ashlngton at Providence.
Results last r lght
AMERICAN.
Warrington. .. Provd encs, ]
Eershey. Pittsburgh, !.
Evening star., 1943-03-11

attempting to hack your way out of
bunkers.
You have no guarding ponds or
lakes that lurk for the topped shot
or the wild slice.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Ortiz Clears Claim to Bantam Crown in Beating Sa|ica
WONDER WHAT'S BECOME o.

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pursuance 81 a Resolution adept
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Counellaaen ~ ths City 81 Passes
Emlla. Mississippi a. e regular
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pfes Ba#Hd 81 Supervisors.
FHED TAYLOR
Clerk Beard 81 supervisors
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NOTICE or MAKING FfHAL
SETTLEMENT WITH
CONTRACT

Notice e. hereby nsvsn that the
Beard 81 Trustees al ths passa
Cuula Rural Separate School his
tfiei viii upon MONDAY 0efoher
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District in the HiRh Sefesl Hlnld
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make linai settlement with Wd
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