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Evening star., 1944-08-19
Win,Lose or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE.
What Sport Affords You the Biggest Thrill?

What Sport Affords You the Biggest Thrill?
there and back again one OF
main ti"what sport gives you the greatest
World Watching Notre Dame and Army Army and
Navy Michigan Minnesota Georgia and Alabama or Georgia
golf championship?
heavyweight championship? Fishing for salmon in Canada or
Racing especially the days few long shots come
tennis, hockey, basketball a big mile run?
all depends whether they watching or playing
competitor This makes big dill
sde can't split World
football heavyweight championship an open
After something than 40 years
ALI porcupine quilk
sports baseball foot
far of base basket
ball bowling and into the millions
But Not for the o-caed multi
can't split spectator side, noncombaant mean the
World Ruth Gehrig Dickey the
edruns of football the killing
shots Gene Saraen played in an
opn Dempsey Joe Louis the 0-to-l shots
stumble over O War Count Fleet
Whrlaway happen to hit still is bigger thrill
than any champion you not lying about it.
Evening star., 1944-08-19
Standing Of Clubs
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati, IL: Brooklyn, O-6 (twi-
night).
Chicago, 5: Boston. 3.
Philadelphia, 3: Pittsburgh, 9 might
st. Louis, 3: New York, 2 tnight).
Evening star., 1944-08-19
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN associate

Little Rock, A.: Birmingham, %.
Mobile, 5; Chattanooga, ..
Memphis, 8; New Orleans. 4.
Atlanta, s; Nashville. 4.
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Standing Of Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
N. Y. at Chic. t2).
Eklyn. at Pitts. (2).
Phtla. At Gin. (2).
Boston at St. L. (2}
Evening star., 1944-08-19

Minneapolis. 3-2; Louisville, O-s.
Milwaukee, g. Columbus. 5.
Indianapolis, .; st, Paul, l.
Evening star., 1944-08-19

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira. ] 1: Wilkes-Barre, 6.
Bingha mton, 3-11: Albany, 1-13.
Hartford, fl; Utica, as.
Williamsport, 8: Scranton, 5.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Tilt Of Woman Aces
Added 10 Bowling
Card al King Pin

As an extra attraction to the sixth
annual Chilly Barnard Bowling
Handicap and the all-star match
that will pit the crack Bill Woods
against Henry Rodier's potent Bull
letin Bombers, King Pin tonight at
8 o'clock will stage women's sim
giles match between Maxine Allen OF
Durham, N. c., here for the wom-
ems United States tournament at
Convention Hall, and Doris Pugh,
the Capitals newest duckpin find.
Following the five-game singles
the North Carolina star will pair
with George Manning of Durham
second vice president of the Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress,
against Miss Pugh and John
(Shorty) Moye of Lucky Strike in a
three-game mixed doubles tilt.
Ed Blakeney, ace Hi-Skor sharp
shooter. is the defending champion
in the big Barnard six-game event
which started at noon and before
closing time promised to lure field
of approximately $50.
Bob Miciotto, who first was named
to roll with the Bill Woods in the
big team battle, definitely will shoot
with the Bulletins, which include
Perce Wolfe, Al Wright, Paul Jar
man and Karl Gochenour. The Bill
Wood lineup will be composed of
Ollie Pacini, Fred Murphy, Ed
Blakeney, Bub Guethler and Tony
Santini.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Keen Bahamas Likely
At Hia|eah, Despite
Absence Of Stars
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 29-Fourteen
3-year- -olds crowded the entry list
for today's $1,000 Bahamas Handi-
cap, but two OF the outstanding
colts at Hialeah Park were not
among them.
G. r. Bryson had nominated his
Director j. E., for whom he rejected
an offer of $4,000 recently, but de-
cided the thoroughbred wasn't quite
ready for the 7-furlong dash
The same reason was given for the
failure to enter Black Badge, un-
beaten this winter.
The race lost its significance as an
early test for the Flamingo Stakes
and later the Kentucky Derby, but
the remaining horses offered pros
poets of a turf thriller. H. E.
Jacoby's Good Bid was rated the
overnight favorite. Top-weighted
at 122 pounds, Good Bid will be rid
den by veteran Eddie Arcaro. Z
Scratches may reduce the field to
an even dozen, but considered sure
starters were A. Wentzen's Spook
Ship, carrying 113 pounds and we'll
liked, and Freezout, bearing 112
pounds and winner of a 6-furlong
race earlier this week. Jimmie,
twice a winner and twice second in
four winter races, was assigned 116
pounds and with Jockey Conn Nc
Creary up had good backing.
Other entries, with their weights,
were Brief Sigh, 112;; Styn1ie, 118;
Eternity, ia; Edemgee, 108; Chal-
lenge Me, 10; Green Bush, 113; Blue
Wings, 107; Quick Draw, 1903; Aeriel
Flight, 109, and Bud Grey, los.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
BY the Associated Press.

os tEc hSSOCldteu FIeSS.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga tasty dish
of six big league" games, including
three Western Conference engage
ments is before Midwest basket ball
fans tonight.
Iowa and Indiana finish their two
game series at Bloomington, Ohio
State and Michigan do likewise at
Ann ~Arbor, and Wisconsin tricks to
Minneapolis for a bout with the
Minnesota Gophers in Big Ten Con-
tests.
The non-conference offering fea-
lures Purdue VS.. De Paul and North
western VS.. the Iowa Seahawks in
a Chicago Stadium double-header
while at Milwaukee Notre Dame
tackles Marquette.
If last nights events are a cri-
terion. undefeated Iowa will have
anything but an easy time with the
Hoosiers who dropped a 43-42 thrill
er as the Hawkeyes' scoring ace
Dave Danner, sank a last-minute
winning field goal.
Hawkeyes Stand Alone.
Thus Iowa squeaked through an
Unexpectedly tough battle to gain its
fifth straight Conference victory and
its seasons 10th. The Hawkeyes re-
main the Midwest's only undefeated
major team.
At Ann ArLor Coach Bennie
Oosterbaan's Wolverines came with
in a whisker Of upsetting the rangy
Buckeyes, heavy pregame favorites
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Nobody Hurt, Fans Given Treat
As Jack Draws With Anqott

call off his scheduled nontitle scrap
with Lulu Costantino in New York
February 9. Sammy hurt his leg
while sparring week ago, one Of
the reasons why he came in at 140
pounds, two more than the Beau.
1t was the first sellout of the year
at the Garden with the fans JAM
ming the gates for the biggest turn.
out since Jack fought Henry ARM
strong in the same arena last April.
Angott got away in front with q
fine exhibition of outboxing the Beau
but was shaken up in the second by q
hard left hook to the head. Sammy
was clutching and hitting with his
paw in his familiar style through
out the middle rounds as the Beau
first tried to outlook then to outslug
his Washington Pa) foe.
Everybody Is Satisfied.
Jack scored repeatedly with q
right hand to the head and body
and both men slipped down for no
counts in the seventh when Angott
enjoyed his widest margin.
The Beau had toned down his
wild pitches of the Costantino ex-
hibition and landed more often than
he missed. Angott caught plenty on
his arms and gloves and tied up
the former shoeshine boy when he
got in close although Jack was able
to- fight his way out of his clutches
with telling effect on two occasions.
1t was an interesting if unscientif1c
fight and the fans appeared to like
it, title or no title. The odds fav.
ored Jack to but the draw de-
cision settled that. Nobody got
hurted-not even the fighters.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Midwest Offers 6-Gume Court
Card; IowuIs Given Scare

The lead changed Is times and Ohio
didn't clinch the game until the last
minute when Jack Dugger's free
throw broke 49-49 tie and Don
Crate followed up with two-point
sleeper shot, to make the final Ohio.
SO; Michigan, 40.
M1chlgan's Tom King, collecting
II field goals and five free tosses
Tor n points, emerged from the con-
test as the Big Tens No. scorer
with 81 points. He supplapted Crate
who was held to points and showed
SO total for five games. Johnny
Leddy of Michigan chiefly was re-
sponsible for Crates low point pro-
duction. In four previous contests
the Ohio sophomore had averaged
more than 81 points a game.
Risen Scores 22 Points.
While Crate was handcuffed, Gen.
ter Arnold (Stilts) Risen notched
% points, leading Ohio to its fourth
loop win in five tries. 1t was Mich
igan's sixth Big Ten loss, as against
one triumph.
Great Lakes hung up its 18th
straight and its 18th conquest in
81 games, defeating Toledo, 55-25.
Purdue, Big Ten co-leader, with
Northwestern and Iowa, will have
the disadvantage tonight of encoun-
tering an aroused De Paul quintet
bent on re-establishing itself as the
Nations No. / team. The Blue
Demons lost their last two starts
to Valparaiso and Marquette after
compiling 13 consecutive wins,
Evening star., 1944-01-29
High Court Lead Goes to Eastern Western Victor Tonight
Cards lacking Terps
Tonight; A. U. Host
10 War College

Two collegiate basket ball games
are on tonight's sports program
here, with Catholic University Wis
iting Maryland and American Uni
versity playing host to Army War
College five, both beginning at 8
o'clock.
American U. Is making its first
court start Of the month. Gallaudet
was to have played Naval Commu-
nications In the first part Of
double-header ut A. o., but the
tilt had to be cancelled.
The Blues last night were unset
by Johns Hopkins, 1890, at Roose-
welt.
This was Hopkins first win Of the
season and balanced an earlier CAL
laudet triumph, leaving the Blues
with q record Of only three wins
In eight Mason-Dixon Conference
games, in which they are defending
champions.
Paul Baldridge, Gallaudet cap
tain, returned to action after a two
week layoff because Of illness and
tossed in 10 points to lead scorers
on both teams, but despite his ef-
forts the Bluejays were in front by
good margins all the way. Bucky
Rudo and Huck Hazel paced Hop
kins to 14-2 lead early in the game
and the Jays were in front, 1918,
at the half.
Don Padden was the only Gal
laudet player to get basket during
the first 10 minutes of the second
half, and while the Blues staged a
15-point rally in the games closing
minutes they were unable to over
haul HOPKINS.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Cow Pony Defies Kings of Turf at Fur|ono

spring, famed Hack. Wilson
three times in an exhibition
game. But Tony's folks wouldn't
let him turn pro then at the
tender age Of Is. Contributions
to the Bowlers' Victory Legion
hit the 100000 mark January 10
when the Portland (Oreg.) check
for $568 reached headquarters.
Two Honolulu boys, both star
swimmers, will meet for the first
time tonight, 1900 miles from
home in the swimming pool of
Lawrence College at Appleton,
Wis. Bill Smith, former Ohio
State record smasher, is listed to
swim for the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station against Robert
Pringle. q Navy trainee at Law
renee.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
SnowIess Ski Tourney
In Chicago Draws 81
Ey the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Sixty-two
skiers will compete in the Norge Ski
Clubs invitational ski tournament
at snowless Wrigley Field tomorrow,
with Sergt. Torger Toxic heading
the entries for the second consecu-
tive week.
In last Sundays meet Toxic,
United States distance jumping
champion, won first place in class A
with a jump of SO feet in Jump
off with Eugene Wilson of Coleraine,
MINI.
Wilson also will compete tomor-
row, while new opposition for the
champion will include the veteran
George Kotlarek and Bob Rocker
from Duluth, Mimi, and Sergt. Leo
CARL of Camp Grant. 1t. Walter
and Sergt. Roy Bietila of the famous
skiing brothers of Ishpeming, Mich,
also are entered in the event.
Long distance jumps are not ex-
pected because the slides underhitl
is only one-fourth regulation size.
Artificial snow was used on the slide
last week and also will be used
tomorrow. IS
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Bears, Tuning for l. l.,
PIuy Pair of Games

Washington Bears, pro basket ball
champions, will tune for their game
on February 8 at Uline Arena
against Clair Bees Long Island U.
All-Stars with a game tonight
against the Rochester Seagrams at
Rochester and one against the New
York Blackbirds tomorrow afternoon
at Turner's Arena.
The February 8 tilt is for benefit
of the Infantle Paralysis Fund with
all proceeds going into the kitty.
Tickets will 60 on sale on Monday
priced at $1.10, $1.65 and $2.20. They
will be available at Uline Arena,
Willard and r Shoreham Hotels,
Sports Center, Reid's Corner Store
and all Lichtman theaters.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
College Quints

BY the Associated Press.
East.
Johns Hopkins, 80: Gallaudet, 80.
Great Lakes, 55: Toledo. Is.
Hobart, So: r. P. l., 81 (overtime).
Miami o., GO; Cincinnati, SO.
Ohio State. So; Mich1gan, 40.
South.
Norfolk Naval Air, go; virginia o., 35,
Georgia Prehight, 43; Georgia Tech, "a.
Catawna, 4S; N. G. State, SO.
Southeast Service Tourney tRaleish, N. C.),
Fort Benning, 81: Camp Mackall, 25.
Fort jackson, 5S: Maxton Army Air, 40,
Cherry Point Marines, 65: Richmond Air,
Fort Bragg. ~: Charleston Coast Guard,
Midwest.
De Pauw VS., SO: Earlham, 81.
Central CIowsl. 43: Parsons, ~.
Iowa. 43. Indiana, AZ
Ioras (Iowa), 70: Drake. 46.
York, 81; Nebraska wesleyan. 80.
Southwest.
Oklahoma Agsies, II: Arkansas, 15.
Rice, 4S; Texas Christian. SO.
Texas, 81; Southern Methodist. -.
West.
New Mexico. s45: Denver, "a,
Utah, 4S: Colorado COLLEGE, "a.
0on5asa, 66: Washington State, 80.
washington o.. 81: Western Wash. COL
sons:ss. tan iHin.s -; csssen. 4s.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Blair, Mount Rainier
Upset County Rivals

Montgomery Blair's basket ball
team maintains its undefeated
record against Montgomery County
opposition, having turned in its
fourth win in as many starts against
county teams by defeating Sher-
wood, 54-16, last night.
Ahead from the start, the Blazers
were paced in their winning effort
by Conner and Bereman. who
scored 10 points each. Prizes of
Sherwood took individual honors
for the game, however, with IL
points
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Landon Again in lac Race
By Beating St. Andrews

Landon School cagers are back in
the Interstate Academic Conference
basket ball race after trimming st.
Andrews, 27-19, yesterday. 1t was
its fourth lac win against the one
setback registered by st. Albans
earlier this week.
st. Andrews remains in town to
tackle st. Adams this afternoon on
the latter's court.
Landon was ahead all the way yes
terday, with the winning attack led
by Fred Sanderson and Jack Leach
man
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Poise Helps Win Golf,
Marjorie Row Finds
In Miami Triumph
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 2o.-Blond
Marjorie Row, a bookkeeper in an
Admission, Ala, war plant, gave her
recipe today for the straight-shoot-
ing brand of golf that brought her
victory in the Helen Lee Doherty
Trophy Tournament.
"Just relax" suggested Miss Row,
who practiced what she preached
by chatting brightly with friends
while defeating Mrs. George E. Will
cox of Miami in the 36-hole final
yesterday, and 6.
"I never take golf seriously" she
said. Il play for fun and intend
to keep on playing it that way"
Beats Toughest Opposition.
Although she drew the toughest
opposition in the women's amateur
tournament, perhaps the fastest
field of the winter, Miss Row played
easily in defeating three favorites
In succession.
She knocked out Medalist Doro-
they Kirby in the opening round,
then followed through by upsettting
Georgia Tainter, 1912 tournament
victor, and Jeanne Cline, Rollins
College sophomore, co-winner of the
1912 all-American women's division
The 22-year -old golfer, who won
the Michigan State title last year
when she lived in Detroit, aston
ished the gallery with her poise.
She acquired it, she declared, after
losing the quarter-f finals of the West
ern amateur last year.
Learned Not to Fight Clubs.
Her game frightened when she was
3 up on the 14th and she lost the
round.
ct learned then it doesn't pay to
fight your clubs" she said.
Pleased to have her name en-
graved on the tournament cup, along
with those of Patty Berg, Maureen
Orcutt and other top women golfers
Miss Row is looking forward to a
round of tournaments this year-it
she can get leave from her job.
II particularly want another shot
at the Western amateur she
asserted.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Van Wagner Leads Dewitt
In Win Over GreenbeIt

Dewitt Schools basket ball team is
finding the going very. difficult
against other Washington schoolboy
quints, but against suburban teams
it's different story.
It played its third game of the
season against out-of-town f1ves yes
terday and turned in its second VIC
tory. downing Greenbelt, 1888, in a
tight tussle on the losers court. The
score was tied, 1929, at the end of
three periods, with George Van
Wagner putting Dewitt ahead in the
late minutes and taking individual
scoring honors with "a points.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
1000 1enpinners Bowling
For $4,000 in Petersen

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Tenpin bowl
ing took the sports spotlight in Chi
cago today as shooting was resumed
in the $4,000 Petersen Individual
Classic.
The more than 1000 bowlers to roll
in the 31st renewal of the event for
the next nine days will be seeking to
top the 1854 score rolled in eight
games last week end by Charley
Boehm of Highland Park, Mich. He
was one of 200 bowlers competing in
the first phase of the tourney, which
offers $500 as first prize.
A second classic will be run con-
currently with the Petersen event,
with a $1,000 first award, while 16B
women will compete for $2,25O in
prizes in the two-day third annual
individual classic for women.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

Totals 13 40 Totals ~ b3
Verdict for La Motta
Over Harris RiIes
Detroit Crowd
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Jan. 29.-Jolting Jake
La Motta of New York gained a
split decision last night for his
seventh victory in eight Detroit
fights, but the s,751 customers at
Olympia stadium thought stocky
Ossie (Bulldog) Harris of Pittsburgh
was magnificent in defeat.
In fact, many in the crowd that
paid $23,06l thought Harris was Sc
magnificent he should have received
the decision. An enormous howl
went up after the tenth round when
Referee Elmer (Slim) McClelland
raised La Motta's hand.
Referee Picks La Motta.
McClelland scored the fight for
La Motta, six rounds to four, and
was backed by one Judge, Joe Len
ahan. The other judge, Sam Hen
messy. said he gave the fight to
Harris because Of sharper punching.
There was no knockdown. La Motta
weighed 1887, Harris 158.
That the fight was close was no
surprise to La Motta, whose handlers
patched up a damaged left eye in
the dressing room. La Motta out
pointed Harris a year ago at Pitts
burgh. and Jake said he never had
regarded the durable Negro puncher
as an easy mark. Nevertheless, La
Motta entered the ring q 1-to-2
favorite.
Hopes to Meet Robinson.
With this victory under his belt,
La Motta hopes to meet Corpl.
Smith. otherwise known as Sugar
Ray Robinson, in Detroit February
18, If Matchmaker Nick Londes can
line up Robinson, who is to get a
furlough. La Motta and Robinson
split 100000 two-fight series here
last winter.
In another 10-rounder, Irish Billy
Miller of Pittsburgh punched out a
unanimous decision over Jimmy
Joyce of Gary, Ind. Miller weighed
131; Joyce, 1924. Joyce replaced
Mike Della OF, Los Angeles, who
begged of with an injured hand
The Boxing Commission will take up
Delia's case this week end to decide
whether there will be a suspension
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Capital Skaters Earn
Titles al Lake Placid
Hy the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Jan. 90
Blades fly again today in the East
ern sectional figure skating cham
pionships, in which New York City,
Boston and Washington competitors
hold the initial honors.
The second-day program includes
women's and mems senior and men s
Junior free skating, boys and girls
juvenile free skating, senior pairs,
senior dance finals and school fig
ures for all groups.
Last nights winners were: Donna
Jeanne Pospisil, Skating Club of
New York, women's junior title;
Jane Weiss, Commonwealth Figure
Skating Club of Boston, women S
novice class; Dudley Richards, Skat-
ing Club of Boston, mems novice;
Carleton c. Hoffner, jr., Washington
Figure Skating Club, and Anne Da-
vies, Washington. junior pair. and
Robert Elbourn and Vera Halliday,
Washington, Junior dance.
The meet is the seventh annual
sectional competition of the United
States Figure Skating Association.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

were in Tampa, Fla, recently a
soldier plugging the War bond
drive on the street tried to get
Max to talk over the p. A. system,
but Max was perfectly comfort
able in his hotel. The more the
soldier coaxed, the less interest.
Make showed. Finally the SOL
dier shouted: "It's OK. Make,
come on out and over here. Joe
Louis left town yesterday"
Auburn, which needs a top
fight coach to resume South
eastern Conference football next
fall, is making eyes at Pete
Cawthon, but Pete is waiting to
see how the pro situation in
Brooklyn shapes up. A few years
ago Tony Annoreno, who'll get
q trial with the White 6ox this
Evening star., 1944-01-29
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-If the
Whirlaways and Count Fleets of
the racing world care to show
their speed over one furlong in
stead of the customary mile or
more, they can pick up lot of
loose change in Tucson, Ariz.
Racing In Tucson is strictly for
quarter HORSES higher de-
velopment of cow ponies that can
turn on dime and hit top speed
in nothing flat-and Del Orr,
owner of Red Bird, challenges
any horse in the world to an
eighth-of-a-mile race for 5000 q
side.
When Max and Buddy Baer
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Tilt Will Break 3-Way
Tie Due 10 Wilson's 5
Win Over Coolidge
BY GEORGE HUBER.

The three-way tie for first place
in the high school basket ball cham
pionship race will be dissolved to-
night when Eastern and Western,
two OF the teams in the deadlock,
meet in the feature game of the
ble-header at Tech gymnasium
at 8:45. The loser will drop to third
place, leaving Wilson, currently the
other team in the triple tie, In sec
ond position. Tonight's opening
game at 7:30 is between Roosevelt
and Tech.
Wilson moved into the top group
last night by upsetting Coolidge,
27-25, largely through the scoring
efforts of Stu Brown. The Tigers
zone defense also proved trouble
some to the Colts, who after the
first period were unable to get in
side for their shots.
In last nights other game Ana
costa moved out of the cellar and
left Central, beaten, 1881, in full
possession.
Wilson Shines in Last Half.
Wilson was able to connect with
only two foul shots in the first
period, while George Lafferty scored
twice for the Colts and Paul Sickle
and Bill Cannon each counted once
to give Coolidge an 30 lead, but
thereafter the Tiger defense tight
ened. Joe Laing was the only Colt
to get basket in the second quar-
ter, while Russ Keith and Bill Case
counted for Wilson and Brown
began his hot streak shortly before
intermission by dropping in a
double-header to deadlock the game
at 1910 at the half.
Brown opened the third period for
Wilson by tapping in a follow shot
and thereafter the Tigers were in
front all the way. Brown got
another basket and a foul shot to
pace Wilson to a 17-l4 edge going
into the final quarter and he tailed
three more buckets in the last frame
to match the three tossed in by
Coolidge's Addy Basin.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Totals - 10 5 25 Totals IL 426
Late Anacostia Drive Tells.

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Late Anacostia Drive Tells.
The Anacostia- Central tilt also
was tight until after the half. Bill
Kline's basket gave Anacostia a Us
edge in the first period, but late in
the second quarter Pete Panturis
of Central made good with a free
toss for 14-14 tie, and after Kline
again put the Indians in front with
another free one Pete Chipouris
tossed in a bucket for Centrals
1915 halftime edge.
The Indians dashed away after
that, though. Bob Housman, Milt
Gendason and Housman again got
two-pointers and Kline scored with
another charity throw to give Ana
costa a 22-l6 lead in the third
frame before Central again got into
the game. The Indians carried a
1929 lead into the final quarter
and limited the Vikings to two
points thereafter,