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Evening star., 1944-02-25
GirI.Teams 10 Share
Spotlight in Star
Tourney Finals

Girls high school basket ball will
command big share of the spot
light tomorrow night at Tech gym,
with the girls championship to be
decided before the boys final in The
Evening Stars Metropolitan tour
nament
Playing at 730 o'clock will be the
Greenbelt High lassies, representing
Maryland, and Fairfax girls, repre-
senting Virginia. They won their
places in tomorrow nights title
game with victories over Bethesda
Chevy Chase and Washington-Lee,
respectively, on Tuesday.
Greenbelt, which has played q
heavier schedule than any other
girl team near Washington, likely
will rate slight favorite over the
Rebels. Their record is IA victories
in is games. Fairfax, however, has
yet to be defeated, although once
tied, in seven games and will have
plenty Of supporters from Virginia.
Two of this sections leading
scorers will be on the teams, mean
ing Maxine Profitt of Fairfax and
Ora Donoghue of Greenbelt Miss
Proffltt had one Of her best days on
Tuesday when she poured through
"a points while leading the Rebels
to victory over Washington-Lee.
Little Miss Donoghue, II, last sea-
son set a Prince Georges County
scoring record with 2ll points, a
figure she already has topped with
245 in l3 games this year. Backing
her is Betty Ann Dickson, who has
scored l20 in II games.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Navy May Try Some I
SiegaI's s Shift Hints
By the Associated press

By the Associated Press.
BAINBRIDGE, Md, Feb. as
Transfer of 1t. q. g. John Siegal,
former Columbia and Chicago Bears
football end, to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis lends strength to the
rumor that the Navy football team
next fall will take on a touch of the
T formation. 1t. Siegal was trans
ferred from Bainbridge in his official
capacity of dentist. but his appoint
ment as end coach for the Middies
is expected.
Still unconfirmed is the report
that 1t. q. g. Bill Osmanski, former
Bears fullback and a dentist at
Great Lake Naval Training Station,
also will be shifted to Annapolis.
Barring further changes, includ-
ing possible assignment of Osman-
ski, the Navy coaching staff lines up
like this: Head coach, Comdr. Os-
car E. Hagberg; backfield coach,
Keith Molesworth: line coach, 1t.
Comdr. RIP" Miller, U. S. N. r.; end
coach, Siegal, and plebe coach,
JOHNNY Wilson.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Northwestern Losing 50
Athletes 10 Services
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, Ill, Feb. 25.-Coaches
in all sports at Northwestern Uni
versity are revising their lineups this
week as more than SO members o1
Wildcat athletic teams answer serv-
ice calls.
Basket ball, track, football, swim
ming and baseball players are in.
cluded among the more than 4O(
Navy and Marine Viz personne
leaving the campus.
The group includes Nick Vodick
outstanding cage player and Half.
back Lynne McNutt, captain elect
of the "A team,
Evening star., 1944-02-25
BY the Associated Press,

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 25.-Top-
seeded North Carolina meets Rich
mond in the opening game today OF
the second first-round section of the
annual Southern Conference basket
ball tournament which opened here
last night.
Duke, seeded second, will clash al
4 O'Clock with William and Mary
which entered the tournament at
the last minute when South Caro-
lima withdrew.
Virginia Tech had to extend itself
in the final minute of play last
night to eliminate hard-working
Davidson five, 1884, in the first
game of an opening round arranged
especially for teams operating with
out Navy Viz transfers.
N. c. State, the dark horse among
the civilian teams, dropped Mary
land. overpowering the Old Liners
AZ to %.
Virginia Tech will meet the win
ner of the North Carolina Rich
mond game in the semifinals to-
night at o'clock. State will clash
with the winner of the Duke Will
liam and Mary battle at $50.
The championship game will be
played at pm. tomorrow.
In erasing Maryland from the
Evening star., 1944-02-25
AIvon Gi|Iem, I'd, Former Tech
Tosser, Heads Air Squadron

Maj. Alvan C. Gillem II, grad
uate of Tech High in 1885, where
he starred in basket ball, and cap
tain of the West Point quint in 194C
and also a lacrosse star there, is
commanding fighter squadron over
Italy.
Son of Maj. Gen. Alvan G. Gillem
jr.. now commanding the 18th Corps
at Fort Du Pont, Del, Maj. Gillem
enlisted after leaving Tech and went
to West Point from the ranks
During young Gillems schooling in
Washington his father was professor
of military science and tactics at
the University of Maryland.
After graduation from West Point
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Return of Wurmerdum Makes
3-Rinq Circus of AAU Meet

Ross and Robert-of Michigan
among his opponents. Hulse was
absent last week because of illness
while the two Wolverines locked
arms and reached the tape in Alb
at Midwest duel
Fulton is billed for an encore of
his running wrestling match with
Joe Nowicki of Rochester University
in the shorter race. Jim Herbert.
former New York University running
machine, definitely will start in the
500 and may try for a double by
starting in the 1000.
All told. athletes from 20 States
will be seeking national titles at the
organization 56th indoor meet.
They will carry the colors of 81 COL
leges and universities, % clubs and
"a service units.
Preliminaries are on the program
for the afternoon as are the 11th
annual interscholastic champion
ships.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
'C. u, A. u, Ga||audeI
Play Final League
Games Tonight

Washington's three Mason Dixon
Conference schools, Catholic u,
American U. and Gallaudet, end
their regular loop basket ball sched-
ules tonight. All will compete in
next weeks conference champion
ship tournament at Baltimore.
c. u, undefeated in II league tilts,
closes against American U. and will
be favorite to finish undefeated.
The Eagles showed themselves really
improved for the closing engage
ment with their 73-46 win over
Gallaudet earlier this week. To-
nights game will be on the A. U.
floor.
Delaware will provide the opposi-
ton for Gallaudet in a tilt at Roose-
welt gym. Delaware won by points
in a game two weeks ago. Tonights
winner will get the fourth-seeded
place in next weeks tournament.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
TK0 Win by Sargent
Spices Tournament

One technical knockout featured
last nights semifinal action in the
Silver Gloves boxing tournament al
Central Branch Boys Club, with Jay
Sargent of Mount Rainier stopping
F. Seymour of Georgetown in the
first round
Results were:
60 pounds-,spres EASTERN by forfeit
IS pounds-Simpson EASTERN de-
cisioned Powell Mount Rainer).
20 pounds-F. Richardson tMerrick) de-
cisioned Murphy tAlexandria.
80 pounds-Flemng tMerrick) decis-
ioned Hanbury tMerrick) Collins George.
town. decisioned Allison tEastern).
S5 pounds-Blair (Easternl decisioned
Frazier (Merrickl.
cisioned Randal lGeoreetown), MARBLE
fGeorgetown) decisioned Calmese EAST
ern).
100 ,pounds-Nickols (Georsetown) de-
119 pounds-Rohr, tAlexandrial deci.
mount Rainier) by T. K. O., frst round
over Seymore tGeorsetown).
120 pounds tclosed)-Habron tAlexan
dria) decisioned Bisel EASTERN, Hughes
mount Rainierl by forfeit.
l20 pounds fopen)-Martinz tEastern)
by forfeit, Binns tGeorgetown) decisioned
13o pounds-Morris, (Alexandral deci.
stoned .Sturges Mount Rainier), stingel
1Merrick) decisioned Almgren Mount
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The in
door track season, which has strue-
gled along to packed houses with
only a pair of stars, becomes a three
ring circus tomorrow night in Madi-
son Square Garden with the return
to competition of pole -vaulting Cor
nelius Warmerdam in the National
AAU meet.
Warmerdam, an ensign in Uncle
Sans Navy and now stationed at
Monmouth, Ill., is the only man to
clear Is feet, an accomplishment he
has done AZ times.
The former Californian shares the
billing with Gil Dodds in the mile
run and with Johnny Fulton, on
semester leave from Stanford, In the
!, l,000-yard affair.
Dodds, who did 4:08 last Saturday
while running virtually alone, this
time has Bill Hulse, Don Burnham
OF Dartmouth and the Hume twins
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Harbert's 5 Rating High
lin New Orleans Golf
After Pro-Am Sc
BY the ASSOCIATED Press


NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Dope-
sters leaned to Harold jug" Nc
Spaden, Byron Nelson and Pvt. Mel
vim Chick" Harbert today as 43
professionals and 38 amateurs began
play in the first round of the IS 900
New Orleans Open golf tournament.
Harbert crowded into the tight
little circle Of favorites yesterday in
the pro-amateur tourney. a tune-up
for the big test. He shot 4-under-
par 68 to lead the professionals,
pounding out six brides.
Harbert, % pounds lighter since
joining the Army. Is on leave from
the Air Forces Training Command
at Lincoln, Nebr.
McSpaden carded q, 10 yesterday
to tie with Jimmy Hines for second.
Nelson was one over par with a 49,
Other standouts entered in the To-
hole Medal Play Open today are
Harry Cooper, Sammy Byrd, Craig
Wood, Ed Dudley mad Tony Penna.
All tourney prizes are to be War
Bonds and golfing fans must buy
bonds to gain admittance to the City
Park Course.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Tunney Will Miss
Basket Tourney

Comdr. Gene Tunney Of the
Navy, former world heavyweight
boxing champion, ordered to the
New London, Conn, submarine
base on short assignment, will
not return in time to make the
presentation of prizes at The
Star interscholastic basket ball
tournament tomorrow night at
Tech gym, his Office notified the
Tournament Committee today.
In accepting the invitation,
Comdr. Tunney pointed out he
might be called from the city at
any time.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
las New Losses Don'l
Worry Mack; Neun
Now Yank Coach
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-War
has wiped two more names OF Con-
ME Mack's Philadelphia Athletics
roster, but is he downhearted? No!
Told that outfielder Joe Moore is
joining the Navy and Infielder Rip
Radcliffe plans to stay on his Tulsa
Okla. war plant job, Connie COM
mented.
I'm quite sure we won't lose any
more players now, though no one
can tell. We've a number of 4-F
men and men discharged from the
service"
DETROIT, Feb. IS R.-Robert
(Ned) Harris, 27-year Detroit
Tiger outfielder, has been indicted
into the Army and will report for
duty within a month. He Is the
sixth Tiger to enter the armed
forces since the 1943 season and the
34th to go on the Clubs service list
He Is married and has a son.
NEW YORK, FEB. 70 (F).-Slgned
contracts from Pitcher Ernie Bon
ham, Infielder Don Savage and
Coach Johnny Neun have been re-
ceived and raised to 10 the men,
bers of the New York Yankees Of
|ficially in the fold Neun managed
Kansas City last year.
BOSTON, Feb. Is (P).-The Bos-
ton Braves have announced the
signing of Infielder Stephen Shemo
He's listed 4-F.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is (P)-The st
Louis Cardinals have announced the
unconditional release of Outflelde1
Frank Demaree.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
WI. Team Has Task
To Keep Track Title
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb
25.-Seventy- high and prep
school trackmen have entered Vir-
ginia's indoor games. but the meet
tomorrow will see only one winner
of 1943, Art Brown, sprinter of
Washington-Lee
Brown won the 50-yard dash in
So last year to help the Arlington
school take the team title and he
again heads a strong squad.
Dick Preyer, Woodberry Forest
dash man, will be Browns chief
rival. Preyer did not compete in
the indoor meet but he won both
the 100 and 220 to lead Woodberry
Forest to a team championship in
the outdoor State prep games.
Lane High of Charlottesville will
also have a threat. He is Carroll
Todd, younger brother of Tom, who
was Virginia's track captain last
season and who won the &c 4-A in
door high hurdle titles.
Last years high scorers, Chuck
Simmons of Staunton M. A. and
Tom Dodson of Episcopal, both will
be missing.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Georgia Army Quints
Shine in !. f. Meet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COCHRAN FIELD, Ca, Feb, Is
Three Georgia Army teams
Cochran Field, Daniel Field and
Camp Stewart-were within strik-
ing distance of the Southeastern
Servicemen's basket ball title today
along with the Charleston, S. C..
Coast Guard, as tournament play
went into the semifnals.
Two of them advanced past the
second round last night through
upset victories, Camp Stewart owe,
the highly favored Paris Island
Marines, 1892, and Daniel Fielo
over the Fort Benning Paratroop.
|ers, 60-40.
Charleston Coast Guard out.
maneuvered Jacksonville, Fla.
Coast Guard, 59-34, while Cochran
Field eliminated Camp Sibert, Ala.
5O-33.
Seminal play tonight matche.
Charleston against Stewart anc
Daniel Field against Cochran.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
St. Johns in First Swim
Easily Beats Gonzuqu

st. Johns swimming team out
scored Gonzaga, 52-14, yesterday in
the Jewish Community Center pool
in the first meet of the season for
both teams. st. Johns next op-
ponent is Bulls.
4o-yard free style---Won by stohlman
(St. Johns; second, Marshall fGonzaga);
thigd, Wratten 1st. Johns; Time, OH 8.
man (St. Johns; second, Mcnamara est.
Johns; third, Ekelund (Gonzasa. Time,
;, 22o3yard free sstyle-won by Rickitt 9st.
MontsomsIy qHs ,st; John's); Time, 2;s7:S, -,
est. John 81 second, Ekelund iGonzagal:
third; Ford !st: John's(a Time 1928. 49,
Johns; SECOND: Gilmore (qonzasa); third.
Diving-Won by Fickitt tSt John's)
second, Marshall tSt. John's); third, Nc
Gregor fGonzaga). Points, 4O.S.
1so-yard relay-Won by St. Johns tMar-
shall, MCNAMARA. Meyer: Time, 2:1O.4.
l6o-yard free-style relay1Won BY st
stohlman). Time, j: :336
Evening star., 1944-02-25
GHO, Hot Shoppe Score
In Centennial Tourney

General Headquarters drubbed the
Mount Vernon Methodist quint, So
IS, and Hot Shoppe defeated Chin
quapins, 4428, last night in the Y
Centennial basket ball tournament.
There will be an exhibition on to-
nights card by two boys teams, the
"Y" Flashes and the "Y" Eagles, at
7. At 8:15 Co-State will meet 384th
Bofors, and following will be clash
between Boiling Field and Jacobsen
Florists.
Evening star., 1944-02-25

Maj. Gillem took basic pilot train
ing at Tulsa, Okla, and subse-
quently went through Randolph ano
Kelly Fields. He returned to Ran.
dolph as an instructor and served
IN the same capacity at Perrin Field
Sherman, Tex.
In January, 1943, he was graduated
from the Command and Genera,
Staff School, Fort Leavenworth
Kans., and began training with
heavy bombers at Fort Worth, Tex
Shortly afterward he was ordered
overseas on staff assignment and
later returned to fighter planes.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Two Former Olympic
Sturs to Face Bears

Ted Belcher and Cap Seats for
merly of Jesse Owens one-time
great Olympias, will be two of the
igh-scoring sharpshooters on Wee
Willie Smiths Cleveland Buckeyes
Sunday afternoon when they meet
the pro champion Washington Bears
at Turner's Arena.
The Cleveland quint has been la
beled unofficially the Midwest
champions and is one of the few
colored teams in the country rated
an even chance to beat the Bears
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Six Quints Expected
In Southeast Meet
BY the Associated pre

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 25.-Pair.
ings for the annual Southeastern
Conference basket ball tournament
will be made here Sunday.
Four teams, Kentucky, Tulane,
Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt have
hled formal entries and two, Georgia
and Louisiana State, probably will
do so.
The tournament is scheduled for
the Louisville Armory. March "a.
The tournament will be played at
night, with two games Thursday
two Friday and the final Saturday.
tennessee, defending champion,
dropped intercollegiate basket bali
Evening star., 1944-02-25
0ratorica| Fights Deprive
School OF Basket Team

By the Associated Press.
ARDMORE. Okla, Feb. 25.-The
Ardmore-Durant basket ball game
scheduled for last night, was can
celed because of no Ardmore team.
Supt. George D. Ham suspended
$50 boys, including all but two of
the players, as a result of fights fol-
lowing the schools annual oratorical
contest.
The fighting spread throughout
the city with sophomores and Juniors
ganging the seniors.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Terp Five Easy for N. c. State;
I ar Heels, Duke Start Today

tourney, N. c. State had things well
in hand at every stage of a rough
andtumble battle. The State for
wards, shooting from every angle
and from a distance, moved into a
l0-point lead in the first five min
utes and never were in trouble.
After getting away to half time
lead of 1877. the Wolfpack settled
down to a strictly defensive game
but they managed to sink baskets
almost at will and had 37-19 lead
with 10 minutes left.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Seymour's Knee Injury
Keeps Him From Army

Commerce, Okla, Feb. Is (P.-
Bob Seymour, former Oklahoma
player and for the last four years
fullback with the Washington Red
skins pro team, has been rejected
| by the Army.
A knee injury kept him from pass
ing the physical examination,
Evening star., 1944-02-25
All Three Rec League
Court Games Close

Three close games were played In
the Roosevelt Recreation Basket
Ball League last night. Capital
Transit nosed out Penn Central, 23-
%; AGO topped Thumbs Up, 1923
and Retail Clerks downed TWA
1923.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
St. Johns Is 10 Defend
Garden Gaze Meet Title

BY the AsSociated Press,
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-St. Johns
OF Brooklyn, which won the city
championship by defeating New
York u, has accepted an invitation
to compete in the basket ball tour
nament at Madison Square Garden
March 16, 20, % and e.
Winner of the tournament last
year, st. Johns is the fourth to be
selected. Others are Utah, Okla
homa Aggies and Kentucky.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Basket Ball Scores

By the Associated Press.
N. c. State. A.: Maryland, %; " p l., 3S;
Davidson "a (Southern Conference tour
ney).
Fort Riley Centaurs, 5S; Goth Cavalry, 80
Jefferson Barracks, 3d. Washington IT,, 81
Caterpillar Diesels Gll.), 46: Phillips Az
Sklahoma Ags, So. Denver u, %.
Phillips u, 81; Oklahoma Baptist, 25.
ley Field, 43.
Dow Chemical, 81: Provo (utah) An-stars
West Virginia, 6s: Geneva, SO.
Nashville Army Air Center, So; Doth Ar.
mored Division, Camp Campbell, a.
Haverford. 68; Philadelphia Marines, "a.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Odds Out as School CUNTS Play Star Tourney Semfna.
Sports Program
For Local Funs
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Evening Star Metropolitan
tournament semifinals, George
Washington VS.. Wilson, Eastern
VS.. Bulls, Tech gym, first game
7:30.
Catholic U. at American u, 3.
Delaware VS.. Gallaudet, Roose-
velt gym, 8.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at
Washington-Lee, 4.
st. Johns at Roosevelt, 4.
st. Adams at Montgomery
Blair, $3.50.
Dewitt at Maryland Park, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Evening Star Metropolitan
tournament girls and boys finals,
Tech gym, 7:30.
Maryland at Naval Academy,
Annapolis.
Boxing.
Maryland at Wisconsin, Madi-
son, Wis. ..-
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Nashville Army Quint
Takes 18th STRAIGHT

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 25-
Nashville Army Air Center stretched
its string of basket ball victories to
10 here last night in handing the
Goth Armored Division of Camp
Campbell, KY. its first defeat in
II games. 1924.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Season Is Success
With Lone Victory
BY the Associated Press

by the Assoclated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The bas-
ket ball team at Medill High
School and its coach, Wilbur
Clarke had reason to be jubilant
today.
The team finished its season
last night with a victory-the
first for the senior team in four
years. And Clarke had said that
Just one victory would mean a
successful season" for the team,
whose school has the smallest
enrolment in the city.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Damascus Gets Revenqe
On Guithersburq Five

Gaithersburg High basketers suf-
fered their first defeat of the season
on their home floor at the hands of
Damascus High, the latter winning
I27 to IL.
In a previous game, Gaithersburg
defeated Damascus, 1916, for one of
the latter,s three losses,
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Howard ENGINEERS Ahead

Naval Gun Crew cagers were de-
feated by Howard Engineers, 82-47,
last night on the winners court.
Bob Dorsey and John Hargroves led
the victors with IA points each.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Navy Getting Grid Dodqer

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 25 (P).-Ken
Heineman, who played professional
foot ball with the Brooklyn Dodgers
last season and led the league in
kickoff returns, has passed his pre-
induction physical examination and
is headed for duty with the Army.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Van Wagner Sets Pace
As Dewitt Tops N. T. S.

Dewitt drubbed National Training
School, 4726, in basket ball yester-
day on the latter's court. The VIM
ners were led by George Van Wagner
with 16 points; Dewitt plays Mary
land Park tonight.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Fort BeIvoir Five Wins

Fort Belvoir AC, led by Elmer
Rudd with 20 points, won over the
Merrick Clubs basket ball team on
the latter's court, 53-41. Fort Bel
voir led at the half, 36-10.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Navy Faces Terp Quint
In 10-Event Proorom

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 25.-A
wrestling match with North Caro-.
lima Pref1ight and a basket bal
game with Maryland top the list
of 10 events carded for Naval Acad.
emy athletes tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
MARYLAND Park Scores

Maryland Park basket ball team,
playing at home, beat Woodward,
27-1l, last night. Bob Foster was
high for the winners with 7 points.
Evening star., 1944-02-25

Soldier Five Seeks Dates
Any basket ball teams desiring
games with the Fort Belvoir AC call
Mr.. Rudd at Fort Belvoir 721O.
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Bow Boss Blasts Current Basket Ball Rules

will shock Cleveland fans whose only conoa-
knowledge that the youthful field leader will be
that should them of pitcher
could Ill Ia defeats last
good suffering only half that number the
probably charged to the usasac-
which he worked His wins IT, which just
equaed rather impressive They eQuad the
Smith, Tribes other real finger however
dropped club in the league boasted
17-game winners.
incidentally broke print just while back with
which he is qualified to
speak Illinois University His chief criticism
made the fast
and lacking in fnesse.
players alike time methods Of
something time now he contends
fellow who 40 so shots
take 80 80 shots with
pretty high school players the slam
bang the game is played today"
m
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Lost Of Loops PIoyer-PiIots Goes With Lou

All OF which elected absolutely cooperation from the hur
who announced unequivocay that unless traded
cub-any he'd willing toll for
he'd quit baseball like that.
Boudreaus recently announced la draft resignation only
pesages the passing the
club leader accounted
boosting fourth third place his
the ned who be replaced under the existing
shortage
Collins Laoe but he plays
highly acceptable defensvey and there isn't club in the circuit
gladly whole of nelde with batting
higher than the .286 he recorded last
receipt of the Commander in Chiefs greeting evil
something had just announced
considering going back Of the bat to bolster hole in the
which promises to consist of Buddy Rosar
Evening star., 1944-02-25
Win, Lose or Draw
Uncle Sam May Spoil Boudreou- Boeby Feud
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
2far aporfs mAifnr

That's tough blow Indanslosig
Pilot Lou Boudeau through secve
distinct loss deprived
fodder for their mills in recording developments
with his recacitrant pitcher Jim Bagby.
will be recalled that sounding
termitteny for period Of months their complete regard
for others ability his field
character derenta that fallen being
pimenary. Apparently the boys don't like another
First ntimation the outside world of the
that harmony lacking the wgwama chronic condon-came
last when Boudreau slapped of time
honoed failure condition wasted time cracking
back with indignant that included charges anmus
sonal bias, etc.
Subsequently Boudreau displaying evelheaded brand
philosophy belieng the
by observing that Bagbys ability than Offset
regardless.
Evening star., 1944-02-25

Totals 10 4 40 Totals s