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Evening star., 1944-01-27
Bees Wonder Five and Bears
To Play for Paralysis Fund

Claire Bee, famous Long Island
University basket ball coach, is
gathering team of former Black
bird stars to send against the Wash
ington Lichtman Bears, world pro-
fessional champions, in game for
the benefit of the Presidents Birth
day Infantile Paralysis Fund at
Uline Arena on Tuesday night, Feb
ruary 8.
Entire proceeds of the game will
Cd to the fund, with Bee and his
players promising to pay their own
train fare here.
This will be the first basket ball
game played at Uline Arena and
may be the forerunner Of other
big cage tilts In Washington's
largest sports hall.
Bee, now lieutenant commander
in the merchant marine, promises
to round up what really will amount
to an all-time Long Island U. quint.
A number Of his former players are
stationed and playing at Mitchell
Field and probably will form the
nucleus Of the squad. Bee also has
in mind obtaining one or two out
standing cagers who played at other
schools.
The Bears, most of whom have
played together since kid days in
New York, probably will be big
favorites, but Bees quint at least
figures to give them more of a battle
than they've had. This, along with
the worthy charity for which the
game is being played, likely will at
tract a capacity crowd.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Boston Mat Fans Riot
10 See Louis Referee
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Jan. 27.-Mounted police
were called to disperse crowd
of several thousand disappointed
wrestling fans last night when they
were denied entrance into the arena
to watch Sergt. Joe Louis, heavy
weight boxing champion, referee a
feature bout between the self-styled
Golden Terror and Jack Clayburne,
Negro grappler.
Since the arenas capacity has
been reduced to 1900, Promoter Paul
Bowser was forced to close his box
Office 20 minutes before the opening
bout. Before the police got the
belated prospective patrons under
control, they thundered at the closed
doors and smashed several windows.
The Terror. a 379-pound Ala
baman, won.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Totals liz 7s1 Totals - q
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Cards Favored 10 Nip
Old Liners, Drubbed
By BeIvoir Five

A University of Maryland team
finds itself in the usual position Of
being underdog to a Catholic Uni
versity team. That's the setup for
Saturday night when the Cardinals
invade Ritchie Coliseum for a basket
ball game against a team which has
been able to scare only one victory
in seven tilts.
G. U. has taken eight Of nine
games and while Its competition
hasn't been quite as sti1 as has
Maryland's, it still will be a favorite.
The Old Liners lost again last night,
being swamped for Fort Belvoir, CO.
20. on the College Park court. The
Cardinals earlier this year topped
this same soldier outfit, 34-31. An
other basis for comparison viii be
given tonight when g. q. plays the
Marines at Quantico. Quantico beat
Maryland, 1898, in December.
Last nights game at Maryland
was close for Is minutes, with the
lead changing hands several times UP
to that point, but thereafter the
Fort Belvoir cagers moved away into
a 21-12 advantage at half-time.,
AL Gatlin, Jack Shirk and Johnny
Roberts paced the visiting Soldier
team into still a wider margin in the
second half, while Jack Flynn and
Joe Acito were the only consistent
Maryland scorers, getting IA and 8
points, respectively.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Keeping pace with Hi-Skor was
the second-place Takoma quint
which poured it on Pappy Tad How
ards Rendezvous with lib as
Frances Wilson led with 134-36e
and Mrs. Croggon aided with 357
1t was against Rendezvous that Ia
koma fired its former league record
OF 1,721 several months ago. Marion
Hamilton, new Rendezvous member
rolling her second set in fast COM
pany, turned in impressive scores
of 145 and $50.
Columbia whitewashed Arcadia
with Ruby Parry, the new Dixie
tournament champion, still on a
rampage with 137 and 37O. Chevy
Chase Ice Palace nicked the visit
ing Lafayettes, 2-1, with Jessie
Sacrey Of the losers high with 135
and 349. Rosslyn was 80 winner
from Red Circle.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Wander Nicer Drafted
But Foxx Is Rejected

CLIFTON, N. j., Jan. 27.-Johnny
Wander Nicer, ace southpaw pitcher
of the Cincinnati Reds, virtually is
In the Army, but will have to report
at the Newark induction station
today before 1t becomes official.
Once classified 4-F because OF a
stomach disorder, baseballs only
pitcher of two successive no-hit, no.
run games was found acceptable to
Army physicians after three days
lof examination.
Baseball appears to be a wild
scramble next season." Wander Nicer
commented. TT is really going 70
be something"
Another baseball great, Jimmy
Foxx, was turned down at the in
duction center, but the reason was
mot announced. He had been suffer-
ing from sinus trouble which partly
forced his retirement from baseball.
He Is living in Short Hills.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

The game between the Bears and
the Long Island U. All-Stars was
arranged after several outstanding
collegiate quints had been unable to
accept invitations to meet the Bears
because of schedule difficulties. Bee
was invited by Edgar Morris, chair
man of the Sports Committee Of the
Infantile Paralysis Fund; District
Commissioner j. Russell Young, and
Bill Hoyle, the Bears promotion
man, to help by rounding up q
good team.
Among the others cooperating to
make the affair a success are M. ].
Uline, who is donating use of his
arena, and s. G. Leofler, who is
permitting use Of the glass back
boards and baskets from Riverside
Stadium and his movable basket
ball court.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Totals 20 go Totals I3 3
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Piedmont Prexy Sure
League Will Operate

By the Assoc ted Press
RICHMCIJD, Va, Jan. 27.-Pied-
mont League clubs have beer
assured by their owners and oper-
ators OF wholehearted backing ir
order to carry on during the coming
season, the Richmond News Leader
said today.
The biggest problem, the club own
ers admitted. was getting players
and holding them.
Senator Ralph H. Daughton OF
Norfolk, league president, who Is
attending the session of the Virginia
General Assembly, scoffed at the
idea there would not be enough
talent. e
"Of course, we can't get top-notch
baIplayers, but there should be sufn-
cient manpower available" he said
''The higher leagues will sign more
men than they can use and when
they are cut loose, we're bound tc
get some Of them"
He also pointed to the opportunity
for 17-year-olds to enter profes-
sional baseball.
League clubs are Portsmouth
Richmond, Lynchburg, Norfolk
Durham and Roanoke,
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Mrs. Ii. Pray Loser
In Florida Golf Meet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 27.-Jeanne
Cline, pretty Bloomington, Ill, anna
teur, meets her toughest competi-
ton in the Helen Lee Doherty golf
tournament today in a semifnal
match with Marjorie Row, Michigan
State champion, now of Admission
Ala.
Miss Row backed up her earlier
victory over medalist Dorothy Kirby
of Atlanta by ousting the favored
Georgia Tainter of Fargo, N. Oak.
yesterday, 5 and 3.
Miss Cline, a Rollins College stu
dent, advanced with a 4-and-2 score
over Mrs. Thomas Nolan of New
castle, Pa.
The other semifinal match found
Mrs. George E. Wilcox, jr, OF
Miami, facing Mrs. Frank Fuller OF
Coral Gables. Mrs. Wilcox went an
extra hole to defeat Mrs. L. G.. Pray
of Washington yesterday, and Mrs
Fuller staged an upset by beating
Mary Jane Wilson of Providence
R. l., 2 and l.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Margaret Lee Bowls 767 Game,
Season Mark, for Losing Team

Despite a season record game of
167 by little-known Margaret Lee
the pace-setting Hi-Skors swept
Bethesda Bowling Center last night
at Hi-Skor to maintain their seven
game lead in the Ladies District
League.
A newcomer this season in the
city's premier women's loop, Miss
Lee, after games of 81 and 108,
banged out her whopper with six
spares and a double-head strike
Her 167 topped by three pins the
former mark held by Vickie Crog-
gon Of Takoma.
A second season high went by the
boards when King Pin swamped the
invading Anacostia Spillways, with
a 1,735 tally as Dot Hershey fired
141-377 and Edith Peterson tailed
145 and 377. Takoma held the for
mer season record with 1,721. Marie
Spates was high for Spillway
with 331.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Late St. John S Rush
Trips Little Hoyas
On Court, 1915

st. Johns basket ball team now
has flve-game winning streak on
the record to more than overbalance
the three straight 1t dropped earlier
this month. The Cadets added to
their string yesterday by edging
Georgetown Prep, 1926, on the st.
Johns court.
The Johnnies had to come from
behind in the games closing minutes
to win, although they had a sub
stantial lead during the early part of
the contest. Tom Cavanaugh and
George Hughes paced them to a 1876
lead in the first period that still
held, 1912, at the half.
Thereafter the Little Hoyas hit a
streak, led by Tommy Boyer and
Jim O'Donnell, to lead, 1922. going
into the final frame. They upped
this to 1922 before st. Johns got
back into the game, which 1t did by
stopping the Little Hoyas, while
Hughes, Cavanaugh and Chuck
Dudley scored for the Cadets.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Long Shot Marriage
Hits S180,280 Mark

By the Associated Press.
1t isn't every horse that can boost
his earnings to the $2000 mark,
but Coward and Dupuy's veteran g.
year-old Marriage has a good chance
to do that.
Marriage was credited with $780,
280 up to the first of the year and
added another chunk yesterday by
a surprise win in the $4,000 Lake
Charles Handicap at the Fair
Grounds.
The son Of Strolling Player beat a
field Of seven other handicap horses
for $17.40 ticket, touring the
muddy track in 1:4735 for the mile
and one sixteenth.
Jack s. L. got the place ahead OF
the heavily-backed Rounders which
finished third.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball
Catholic U. at Quantico Ma
rines.
Central VS.. Bulls, Silver Spring
Armory, 400.
Blair at Washington-Lee, 400.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Gallaudet,
Roosevelt gym, 800.
Coolidge VS.. Wilson, Central VS..
Anacostia (high school series),
Tech gym, 7:30.
Bethesda at Sherwood, $3.50.
Rockville at Georgetown Prep,
$3.50.
Washington-Lee VS.. Bulls, Sill
yer Spring Armory, 400.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Catholic u. at Maryland, 800.
Gallaudet VS.. Naval Communi-
cations, War College VS.. American
u, double-header, at American
U. gym, 7:30.
Roosevelt VS.. Tech, Western VS..
Eastern (high school series)
Tech gym, 7:3O.
st. Andrews at st. Albans. 3:30.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Basket Twin Bill Brinqs
S1,676,750 in Bonds
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Basket ball
pitched in to do its part in the
Fourth War Loan drive last night
when 5000 fans put $1,676,7 ,750 in
War Bonds for the privilege of
watching benefit double header at
the list Regiment Armory.
Harry Boykoff, former st. Johns
ace, scored 81 points, but his West
Point Post All-Stars lost to the
strong District Coast Guards, 50-38,
in the opener.
Joe Lapchick's Brooklyn All-Stars
topped the Nat Holman-coached
New York Stars, 47-43, in the
finale.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Grid Renewal Is Urged
At Ole Miss, Stute
BY the Associated Dress.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. PA COM
mittee of Mississippi State Senators
has asked trustees to revive inter-
collegiate football at the University
OF Mississippi and Mississippi State
College.
Meanwhile, Louisiana State Uni
versity announced its 1914 gridiron
schedule, which included a game
with Mississippi State, subject te
approval by States College Board
Evening star., 1944-01-27
|Spi|Iways Win Game
Against Record SET;
TaIberf Gets 440

The hot District Duckpin League
flag scrap today finds the champion
Clarendon quint deadlocked in first
place with King Pin after Claren-
don's 80 victory over Colonial VII
lage, won while the erstwhile pace
settlers, despite season record team
court Of 1867, were dropping game
to Anacostia Spillway.
Capt. Jack Talbert was the big
gun In the Clarendon victory, firing
l50 to climax 40 set as the lowly
Colonial Villagers came close to
winning the last two games. George
Linkins, 389 and Paul James 377,
particularly the latter's second.
game last-box double-header strike,
helped put Clarendon across with
scores Of $50 and 1873. Talbert's
440 included Is spares and four
strikes. Capt. Bert Lynn's 152 and
384 were best for losers.
King Pin Team Rallies.
With Charley Mehler and Joe
Freschi turning on the heat with
respective strings of 152 and LA,
Spillway got the Jump on the in
vading King Pins, 651 to 633, but
were far behind in the final two
tilts when King Pin tailed 663 to
$50 and 701, the seasons second
highest game, to 608, with AL
Wright,s Its and 448 Gaping the
heavy pinspilling. Paul Jarman's
158 and 423 also were big blows for
King Pin, with Eddie Keith finish
ing high for Spillway with 414.
Lucky Strike was 2-1 winner
from Brookland, annexing the first
two games as Tony Santini led with
lat and $780, Butch Hutchinson's
141 gave Brookland the final tilt.
Hi-Skor Beats Bethesda.
Hi-Skor put it on the visiting Beth
esda Bowling Center sharpshoot-
ers, 2-1, with Dick Lee firing All
and Ed Blakeney, 800. George
Huguely's 158 was the winning wall
lop for Bethesda in the last game.
His set was 370.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, led by
Yeoman Everett Gardner's 145 and
372 and Elmer Wesley's 382, beat
Northeast Temple, 2-1, winning the
odd game on a rolloff. Francis Rob-
ertson, with 1872, and Ray Watson,
with 39l, were high for Temple.
Mike Owens 1853 and 1913 were
the deciding factors as Greenway
trimmed Arcadia, 2-1. Frank Mis-
chou's 367 was best for Arcadia.
The Lafayette-Hyattsville match
was postponed.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
FIimsy Outfie|d for Yankees
In Siqht for 1914 Cumpuion

the Bears last year. He has not
been formally recalled by the New
York club. The other is Russ Derry
gentleman farmer from Missouri
who could give up only enough time
from his crops in 43 to play 4C
games with Newark.
Add to that situation the report
from Augusta, Ga, that Bill John
son is due to come before his draft
board in the near future, possibly
February 7, and you can see another
change in the making.
Don Savage, Newark graduate
may be in line for either third bass
or the outf1eld, depending upon the
outcome of the johnson anc
Weatherly situations.
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Still wondering what had become
Of Hollander, the midshipmen
searched the locker room and
found Roy sound asleep.
Ensign Ollie Hunter. the best
2-miler available since Greg Rice
has become seafarin' man, con-
siders the mile the most spectac-
ular race and would like to try
it-especially II he could win the
Hunter mile" at Boston.
Ed Levy, coming up for another
trial with the Yanks this spring.
was thrown out on is Of his 80
attempts to steal bases for New
ark last season.
When he visits Harry Mark
sons ONCE on Jacobs Beach. Lou
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Basket Ball Scores
By the Associated Press.

EAST.
Delaware. SO; Fort .Du Pont, So
pesisoan.: g; g; Ohio Northern, AZ,
ekaasnss!f esnn 81 9s as st Is '0'e'h' A.
PitRs;buTsh1 RIsaT 1s scoTbett, 81; Cleveland Chase
d. ss:ses ss s'sssai ss7si sss,,v,n. ss St..
EssssS9s, ksss 4, T. Station s!.rs ss
"essmlnsser ysilerson So spao' 4e; Washington an'
tufts, 80; Boston Coast Guard. 50.
west Point AHestars, So. ~ ~
SOUTH.
Navy, As; Temple; 80.
r.ES$ssa, rEssa =! STATE CIV. vao, so; Anderson
Mount 81. Marys College tMd.). Sc
y,fsinis Gams Fsss's Rssbieti 44s4 &; v. MI. 90.
tousSs. g. 81
NsyS RI sfedlsSs sssosI sa. Sss''e a. CAM nj
e'5s';R. FssR s. S. MasD1ss sta's s
Hassins AfisIa ga,. so; Louisiana State
Norfolk Naval Air Station. 80; Apprentic,
School, "a.
Army School for Special Service An-stars
~; Virginia All-Stars, 25.
MIDWEST.
osths sarsh Tsas Tsasbers Nays q Air Base 3d. Pitts
washburn. College (Kans.), 81; Rock
Iowa Wesleyan, SO: Penn tIowa), 81.
Illinois. Normal. 66; Western Illinoi
Notre Dame, 81; Valparaiso University. A
Depauw Qnd.l, 76; Fort Knox, 36.
Stout Field dnd). 80; Winchester All
Central, 81; Upper Iowa, AZ.
Wartburg Uowa), go: Luther, 81.
st. Marys. 60; Mankato (Minno Teach
pepaay Vs., 81: Bunker Hill Naval Al
Fort BENJAMIN Harrison und.). 80; Tim
mons She'll 26.
SOUTHWEST.
Oklahoma, -: Phillips University. 30.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Conservation Leaders
In P. 9. Meet Toniqht

Election of officers for 1914 Is
scheduled at tonights meeting Of
the Prince Georges County Game
and Fish Conservation Association
at o'clock, at Marlboro High
School.
Prizes will be awarded for the
highest kill Of vermin during the
past season.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Any res
semblance between the New York
Yankee outfleld of 1914 and the
Keller-Di Maggio-Henrich picket
line is going to be purely coinci-
dental, according to reports drifting
in from the outlying precincts.
With Roy Weatherly reclassified
IA and probably unavailable for
the centerheld job, Marse Joe Nc
Carthy Is down to Johnny Lindell
Bud Metheny, Tuck Stainback and
couple Of rockies from Newark and
Kansas City.
One of the rockies, big Ed Levy
from Newark, is a first baseman by
trade, but played in the garden for
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Providence Losing Run
Worst in Hockey Loop
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Providence has the American
Hockey Leagues longest losing
streak Of the year, but the Reds
forced Buffalo to go all-out with
three goals in the last period last
night before they succumbed for the
eighth straight time.
While Providence was bowing tc
Bafalo, 80, Cleveland was handing
the Pittsburgh Hornets their fourth
successive setback, 5-3.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Landon Is First Victim
OF St. AIbans in lac

st. Albans has its first Interstate
Academic Conference basket ball
victory on the books after tripping
Landon, 1925, yesterday.
The setback ended Landon's string
OF three lac triumphs.
With Cotton Smith setting a hot
pace, st. Albans led most of the way,
although Landon managed to tie the
count at 1928 entering the final
period. 1t was limited to one goal
thereafter.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
PheIun and Hickey
Mince No Words
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Quotes
from sports confabs here:
At the boxing writer's dinner
Commissioner John ]. Phelan,
replying to Abe Green's annual
plea for cooperation between the
New. York Commission and the
NBA.-"Mr. Greene wants us to
be sensible and get together.
That is impossible"
At Branch Rickey's press con-
ference-when q scribe asked q
fuller explanation Of one Of the
Deacon's more involved sentences:
81 don't know what said, but I
meant what I said"
Evening star., 1944-01-27

Nova likes to just sit and look at a
photo Of himself in the ring with
Joe Louis. 1T shows me on my
feet" Lou explains wistfully.
Just before the Bainbridge
Naval Training Station basket
ball team took the floor against
the top-ranking Norfolk N. r. S.
team, Hal Lambert, Commodore
captain and former Rice star,
collapsed and was taken to q hos
pital suffering from double pneu-
monia. Just week earlier Ken
Corley, Bainbridge's leading scor-
er, came down with fiu and had
to be taken to the hospital be-
tween halves Of the Bainbridge-
Quantico game.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Twin Race Meets Give
Churchill 81 Days
BY the Associated Press.

6y the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 81
Thirty-one days of racing at
Churchill Downs will be ushered in
April Is by the Today Keeneland
meeting, transplanted from Lexing-
ton for second time.
The 10th running of the Kentucky
Derby is scheduled for Saturday
May 6, for the usual added value of
$4,000.
The $4,000 Bluegrass Stakes, fea-
ture Of the Keeneland meet, will be
run April 26.
Both Keeneland and Churchill
Downs have announced a general
boost in added money for regular
stakes. Each is raising to $1,000 four
stakes hitherto worth $2,500.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Clark, Bears Ace Gamer,
Now Headed for NAVY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Another Chi
cago Bears football player who led
in ground gaining is Navy bound.
Harry Clark, who was top man
carrying the ball for the world
champion pro team last season, has
taken his physical examination for
the Naval Aviation Corps.
In the event Clark is accepted 1t
will be the third time the Bears
leading ground gamer has entered
the Navy, George McAfee and Frank
Maznicki having preceded him.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Southeast Service Fives
Open Meet Tomorrow y
Py the Associated Press.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 27.-Second
seeded Fort jackson, s. c., Red
Raiders and Cochran Field of Ma
con, Ca, will open the Southeastern
servicemen's basket ball tournament
here tomorrow.
The second contest tomorrow
will send the Richmond Air Base
five against the Cherry Point Leath-
ernecks. That night Fort Benning
will play Camp Mackall and the
Charleston Coast Guard, Fort Bragg.
Semifinals will be played Saturday
afternoon and the title game that
night.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Coolidge Five Comes Back,
Trims Charlotte Hall

Coolidge Highs basket ball team
jumped back into the win column
by trimming Charlotte Hall, 42-21,
yesterday on the Colts court.
The winners were in front all the
way, with George Lafferty, who
scored nine points, and Addy Bassin.
who was responsible for eight, pac-
ing them into a 1877 halftime lead.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Moore Fourth Nat
To Siqn Contract

Gene Moore, outfielder, is
fourth among the Mats to get in
line for 1914. His signed con-
tract was received by President
Clark Griffith yesterday, shortly
after papers of First Baseman
Joe Kuhel were turned in. Pitch
ers Mickey Haefner and Vernon
Curtis had signed earlier.
Moore, frequently used last
season, batted .268 for the Mats.
He was particularly valuable as
q pinch-hitter.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

=
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Here's
what became Of the mile relay
team from the Navy midship-
mems school at Columbia Uni
versity, in the Metropolitan AAU
track meet last Saturday. After
warming up and giving officials
his teams running order, Roy
Hollander, one-time North Caro-
lima State athlete who was cap
tain" Of the foursome, retired to
the dressing room for q rest.
The first three runners were well
up In the race, but when the
third man finished his leg, there
was no one to take the baton.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Will Propagate QuuiI

BALTIMORE, Jan. % (P).-Quail
raising projects will be established
on James and Barren Islands, both
in Dorchester County. State Game
Warden E. Lee LeCompte has an
nOunced.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press,

BY the ASS0ciated Press.
Today a year ago-Don Hutson,
Green Bay end, named NILS
most valuable player for second
straight year.
Three years ago-Ken Barthol-
omew Of Minneapolis wins ma
tional outdoor speed skating title
at La Crosse: Carmelita Landry
OF Fftchburg, Mass, takes
women'S crown.
Five years ago-Frank Leafy,
line coach at Fordham, becomes
the new head football coach at
Boston College,
Evening star., 1944-01-27
56-Doy Racing Program
|Given Boy Meadows

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. PA new
56-day racing program has been
granted the Bay Meadows track by
the California Racing Board. The
season will run from March 18 to
June 8.
Bay Meadows is the only Califor-
mia track that has operated since
Pearl Harbor.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Golfer McSpoden Called
For Druft Examination
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 27.-Golfer
Harold (Jug) McSpaden disclosed
yesterday that his Philadelphia
draft board has notified him to re-
port there February 10 for an Army
physical examination.
McSpaden, winner Of the recent
s12,500 Los Angeles Open, said he
will play in war charity tourna-
ment to be sponsored by Bine
Crosby and Bob Hope this week enc
but will have to cancel scheduled
appearance in San Antonio, Tex.
Evening star., 1944-01-27
Mexican Horse to Seek
Kentucky Derby Roses

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 27.-Bruno
Pagliagi, president of the Mexico
City race track, said today he has
entered his 3-year-old colt, Don
Jose H., In the 1914 Kentucky Derby.
The horse Is the son of Brooklyn,
bred and raced by Col. E. r. Bradley
Of Kentucky.