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Evening star., 1944-02-26
Y Is Host TO Girls Game
First Time; Bofors Score

The 384th Bofors team eked out a
1892 victory over Co-State from
Quantico on a last-minute field goal
by Perella and Jacobsen Florist de-
feated Boiling Field 1st Staff Squad
ron, 44-36, in the double-h header of
the YMCA basket ball Tournament
last night.
The first girls game ever held in
the YMCA will be played tonight
when Sholl's Cafe of the Heurich
League meets Navy Department in
the opener of twin bill. Shon's has
two new additions to the team in
Helen Joura, who captained the ALL
America girls team two years ago,
and Dorothy Merritt, former all
State guard from Kansas.
In the nightcap, FBI and United
Typewriter, two of the topnotch
teams in Heurich League, will clash.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
totals 70 A Totals - 10
Bulls Appears Winner.


Bulls seemed a likely winner by
the way it went ahead at the start
of the second game. Bob Sheppard
tossed in two field goals to give the
Admirals fair lead and the only
thing that kept Eastern even close
was the defensive tactics >of little
Mike Pappafotis who four times
single-handedly broke up Bulls fast
break and probably saved 8 points.
Cookie Dellinger tossed in two goals
toward the end of this first period
to tie the score at 1918, and after
that it was Eastern all the way.
Bulls defenses suddenly cracked
while Eastern's tightened The
Ramblers began to play tighter and
better ball than they have all season,
with Dellinger particularly in rare
form. He tossed in three more
buckets in the second quarter to take
a major share in leading Eastern to
it's 28-16 halftime advantage.
After that it only was question
of how large the final margin would
be as every Eastern player took
turns tossing EN- in. Dellinger
earned scoring honors for the game
with 18 points, his best effort of the
season.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

NEW YoRK.-Joe Baksi. 21Oh.
Tiello, 19eA, New York, 10; Joe Carter.
Reddick, 1904, Paterson. N. j., 6.
DETROIT.-JakeL LaMotta, 161, New
York, outpointed Ossie Bulldog" Har-
ris, 159, Pittsburgh. 10; Joe Sutka,
161, Wyandotte, Mich, outpointed Bus
ter Peeks, 159ha, Detroit, s.
BOSTON. - Larry Anzalone 1856.
New York, knocked out Billy Tordig-
lone, $50. Boston, A. Pat Demers, 131,
Brockton. Mass, knocked out Tommy
Murray. 131. New York, .
PROVIDENCE R. Charles "Cab-
by Lewis, 124, New York, outpointed
Aaron seltzer, 126s4. New, York, 10;
ed Walter Lewis. 122A, New York, s..
New York. knocked out Make Tanaka,
125, Hawaii, 9: Joe Robinson, 156,
Newark. N. j.. stopped Sergt. Joe Shiro.
153. Iobyhanna. Pa, Air Forces, 2.
PHILADELPHIA.-Joe Puig, 11TK,
New York. outpointed Babe Kelly.
118Ka, Riverside, N. j., 8: Freddy Sam
mons, 147. Chester, Pa, outpointed
frankie Davis. 1471a. Philadelphia, g.
WORCESTER, Mass.-Leo Sawicki,
144la, Worcester, outpointed Bobby
Claus, 146, Buffalo, 10: Tony Gouveia.
14S, Taunton. outpointed. AL Pinnel,
143. New Bedford, g.
1aoh, oskland, aHfs -caiif, outpointed Dpn5Hsssi
Freddie Pope, 121 -. Cleveland m
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Mills, Exc. U. Coach,
Dies Suddenly at 50
By the Associated Press

BY the associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb 26.-
Tommy Mills. for four years director
of the Knute Rockne Memorial Field
House at Notre Dame here. is dead
after a heart attack yesterday. He
was go years old.
A Beloit graduate, Mills was one
of Rockne's assistant coaches during
the 1920s, and also was head coach
at Beloit and Georgetown Univer-
sity.
Mills coached the 1890 and 1881
Georgetown teams, succeeding Lou
Little as the Hoya mentor when
Little went to Columbia. Jack Ha-
gerty followed Mills to GEORGETOWN
in 1882. In 1880 the Hoyas won four
games and lost four games and the
following season also won four, while
losing five and tying one. One Of
the most notable victories of the
1890 eleven was it's 20-19 triumph
over Boston College
Evening star., 1944-02-26
NeWlywed Baksi Hits
Title Trail in Victory
Over Maurie|Io
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The heavy
weight hstic ranks had new title
threat today-and the new title
threat had bride.
The threat is 22-year-old Joe Bak-
81 Of Kulpmont, Pa, former anthra-
cite coal miner, who last night In
rough and rugged scrap before 49,
OILS fans in Madison Square Garden
punched out q 10-round decision
over Tami Mauriello of the Bronx.
Mauriello entered the ring as the
No. 2 ranking challenger for Joe
Louis crown and as a 5-12 favorite,
but he left it a badly beaten boy.
Baksi, making his first main event
start in the Garden, flattened him
for a nine-count with a left hook
to the jaw in the first round, piled
up an impressive lead In the early
sessions, and then coasted to victory
The decision was unanimous, and
the fans, who paid $50,4 ,434 to see the
scrap, were satisfied.
bakSi Married Week.
After the fight Baksi announced
that just a week ago he married
Miss Anne Tomchik of East Mas
sau, N. Y, farm girl he met last
summer. They were wed in Port
Chester, N. Y.
Baksi's bride was not at the ring
side for last nights brawl, and she
didn't hear it on the radio or read
about it in the papers. She at
tended movie, and then listened
later while Joe explained what
happened.
Baksi outweighed Mauriello 2101z
to 1864 pounds and had things his
own way most Of the time. His
jarring left hook and a long right,
which he threw with abandon,
found their marks time after time
and Tami never was dangerous.
Mauriello said he injured his hand
in the third round, but that was
after he had been foored for the
nine-count, and long before he
staged a wfirlwind finish to take
the last two rounds by a comfort
able margin.
Each Has Lost Two Fights.
Until he ran into Baksi's rugged
wallops, Mauriello had lost only
two heavyweight fights, both to
Cleveland's Jimmy Bivins. Baksi
who started fighting in 1910, has
lost only two scraps, via the de-
cision route to Teddy Wint and Gus
Dorazio, in A attempts.
Asked if he'd like to meet Joe
Louis for the big crown, Baksi said
You'll have to ask my manager
about that. I'm lucky to be where
I am. I feel that Mauriello was a
stepping stone, and Ill get in there
with Louis any time my manager
says I'm ready"
And Mrs. Baksi?
She just looked at her huge hus-
band, her eyes shining, and said:
Il think my Joe can beat that
Joe Louis"
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Greenbe|t Girls Tuned
For Court Title Bid

Greenbelt High Schools fair Gag
ers are ready to make a strong bid
for the girls basket ball champion
ship in tonight's final of The Star
tournament at Tech gymnasium.
The Greenbelt lassies, who play
Fairfax at 7:30, have shown them
selves to be in good trim this week
by winning over the only two teams
to defeat them this year.
They topped Bethesda Chevy
Chase on Tuesday and yesterday
evened matters by downing Mount
Rainier, 1921, for their 18th win
of the season.
Ora Donaghue as usual was high
scorer for Greenbelt, getting 16
points. Greenbelt was ahead, 1876,
at the half and its big lead with
stood Mount Rainier's 15-point rally
in the last two periods.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Duke, North CuroIinu Cuqers
In Southern Loop Title Tilt

Duke went into the final game of
the conference tourney by taking
N. c. States measure last night. The
score was 1922, but the State boys
made battle of it and gave the
Blue Devils their first scare of the
tourney. They had previously licked
William and Mary, 68 to 25.
The Tar Heels dropped Virginia
Tech from the tourney last night, 80
to "a, in a rough battle Previously
the Chapel Hill boys had defeated
Richmond, 50 to A..
Evening star., 1944-02-26
McSpaden, After Alb
Win in Row, PAGES
New Orleans Open
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26.-Gun-
ming for his fourth major golf tri-
umph of the winter circuit. Harold
(Jug) McSpaden led the field today
into the second round of the $1,000
New Orleans Open.
McSpaden climbed on top Of the
heap yesterday with a 4-under-par
32-36-68. A stiff wind shortened
the Merton (Pa) pros tee shots, but
he had his putter under almost per-
feet control.
The leader played 6-under-par
golf on the first six holes, rapping
out four brides and an eagle, to fin
ish the nine within a stroke Of the
course record. A couple of bogies
on the incoming nine took some of
the edge off his performance, yet
left him full two strokes ahead of
his nearest rivals, Sammy Byrd and
Craig Wood.
Byrd, Wood Equal Par.
Byrd and the long-hitting Wood
each carded a 10, and Byron Nelson
finished with a II, the only other
player in the field to beat par.
Jimmy Hines, Amsterdam IN. "
pro, shot even par with 36-36-72
and recalled that in two tune-up
rounds for the tourney he had man
aged a pair of downright mislead-
ing 70s."
Milton Demaret Of Houston, Tex,
brother of the colorful Jimmy, who
won the New Orleans Open in 1910,
posted 38-35-73 to remain on the
heels of the leaders, along with
Leonard Dodson of Kansas City.
who registered a 37-36-73. DEM
aret's payof shot was a short ap-
proach which he plunked squarely
into the cup on the 18th. ...
Half Dozen Shot 74s.
Among crop of half a dozen
golfers who shot 74s was Melvin
Chick Harbert, a private on leave
from the Army Air Forces Training
Command at Lincoln, Nebr, and
winner of the pro-amateur tourney
which preceded the Open.
In the pro-amateur appetizer Har-
bert posted 68, spanking out the
longest, cleanest drives of the day
over the trick City Park course.
Others with 74s in the opening
round were Joe Kirkwood, Philadel-
phia; Harry Cooper, Minneapolis;
Joe Ear, Waco, Tex: Dave Clark,
Galveston, Tex, and Bob Hamilton
of Evansville, Ind.
The current test Is 72-hole
medal-play affair.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Betz Still After Tennis Titles
WithEye Moody 'sRecord

said Miss Betz, who will end a short
visit to her alma mater Sunday and
return to her home at Los Angeles.
Nov it's very close-the competi-
ton is very keen"
Pauline, who won her first ma
tional championship in 1912 while
still student at Rollins here and
repeated last year, expects the most
serious immediate threat to her
crown to come from the four girls
ranked next below her-Louise
Brough, who played her in the For
est Hills finals in 1942 and 1943;
Doris Hart, Margaret Osborne and
Dorothy Bundy, who still Is a stu
dent at Rollins.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Armstrong Nips Douglass
In ). A. Title Set Start

Armstrong High Schools basket
ball team defeated Douglass High of
Baltimore, 24-21, last night at Tur-
ner's Arena in the first game of a
series for the South Atlantic loop
championship.
In the third period, Douglass tied
the score at 15-all with Stan and
Gerald Scott tallying, but Arm
strong with baskets by Gus Marshall
Fred Frye and Wade Scott went into
the final period in the lead. Doug
lass tied it again at 21-all, but an
overland shot by Wade Scott and a
free toss by Tiny Bradshaw won for
Armstrong.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
BY the Associated Press,

BY the AsSociated Press.
WINTER PARK, Fla, Feb. 26.-
Tennis Queen Pauline Betz said to-
day she intends to keep the wom-
ems championship as long as she
can, but that she's not too hopeful
of equaling or surprising Helen
Wills Moody's great record of seven
titles because the competition now
is too keen.
When Mrs. Moody ran up her
streak, blond Pauline explained as
she got of a practice serve on the
clay courts at Rollins College, she
completely overshadowed the field.
"Why she seldom even lost set"
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Harmon Captures
1,000-Pound Fish
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 26.
The Army Air Forces 1t. Tom
my Harmon yesterday won an
other battle with another tough
adversary. The ex-Michigan Uni
versity football star who twice
returned, though missing in &C
tion," battled a 1000 pound giant
ray for three and half hours
before landing the sea monster.
And he started out to make q
publicity newsreel and a nice
quiet day,
Evening star., 1944-02-26
By the Associated Press.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 26.-North
Carolina will meet Duke here to-
night at. for the 1914 Southern
Conference basket ball champion
ship and the game stacks UP to be
q thriller.
1t will be staged before what tour
nament officials say will be a COM
plete sellout. For Duke, it will be a
chance to even its season score with
the Tar Heels. The Blue Devils lost
two of three games to North Caro-
lna IN regular season play.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
WI. Defending Honors
In State Track Meet
Ey the Associate! Press.

BY the Associate! Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
26.-The annual Virginia indoor
games are being held at the Uni
versity of Virginia this afternoon
with 113 high and preparatory
school trackmen participating.
Competing in the games, which
were won last year by Washington
Lee High School of Arlington, were
Episcopal High, Randolph-Macon
Military, Staunton Military, Wood
berry Forest, Thomas jefferson Of
Richmond and Lane Of Charlottes-
vile.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
White Sox Sign Grove,
Top HurIer Last Year
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Orval Grove,
leading pitcher with the Chicago
White Sox last season, with Is vic
tories against defeats, has signed
his 1914 contract.
Grove, classified 4-F, will be avail
able for a full seasons work. His
record of nine straight victories set
q record for the league last season.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Yonks' Metheny in Line

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 26 (R.-The
New York Yankees Arthur (Bud)
Metheny, who performed in right
field when opponents employed
lefthanders at the plate, yesterday
said he had signed his 1914 Yankee
contract. Metheny has a 4-F Sc
lective service classification.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
No Bradley Entry Listed
For Blue Grass Stakes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. KY, Feb. 26.-The
Blue Grass Stakes, $4,000 Keene-
land race, this year will be run
without a horse from the stables of
Col. E. R. Bradley, the only man to
enter four winners in the event.
The colonel will content himself
with the entry of two Bradley-bred
3-year-olds, BY Jimminy and
Bounding Bow, already nominated
Evening star., 1944-02-26
St. james Tops Friends
In lac Court TussIe

st. James of Hagerstown defeated
Friends, 1882, yesterday in an In
terstate Academic Conference basket
ball game. The winners were led by
Taylor, who Tailed 18 points. The
score at the half was 21-14, favor of
st, James.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Kensington Five Pressed

Kensington Junior Highs basket
ball team had tough time defeating
Landon juniors, 24-23, on the latter's
court yesterday. The game was close
all the way, with Kensington hold
ing an lilo lead at the half,
Evening star., 1944-02-26

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 26 Dr.
Ray Mueller, Cincinnati catcher, re-
jected for military service due to
stomach disorders, hopes "to get in
a complete year with the Reds"
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Trexler Goes Into Navy

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Is R.-
Jim Trexler, who was scheduled to
report to the Boston Braves, has
entered the Navy as an apprentice
seaman.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Friends Soccers Ahead

Friends School soccer team de-
feated st. James of Hagerstown,
Al, here yesterday. Winnie Brown
made two of the goals for Friends.
Ben Bean and Bob Ashton booted
the others.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Dewitt Rallies to Down
Maryland Park Quint

Dewitt won over Maryland Park
basketers, 1922, last night after a
feeble start. George Van Wagner
led the scoring with seven field goals.
Dewitt was in front at the half. 1O-8
Evening star., 1944-02-26
College Quints
BY the Associated Press. 2

By the Associated Press.
Gallaudet. Al: Delaware u. AZ.
Bainbridge, rs; Norfolk Naval Air. SO,
Muhlenberg, 46; Villanova, 81
Phila. C. G.. 81; Lakehurst Naval Air, Sc.
L. l. u, 66: Brooklyn College, 4S.
Rider, ~: Lafayette, SO.
DePaul 81; Ohio State, 40.
Midland, 81; Wesleyan, 35
Wisconsin, so; Minnesota, 33.
Penn Uowa), A: Simpson, AZ.
Illinois, so; Northwestern, ~.
Great Lakes, II; Toledo. 20.
North Carolina, 80; v. p. l., "A.
Duke, 40; N. c. State, 80.
North Carolina, 81; Richmond, Al,
Duke, 68; William and Mary, rs.
Oklahoma A. and NJ, 81; Denver u, IS.
Arkansas, 70; Texas A. and NJ, 36.
Carroll. "a; Montana u, Al.
WASHINGTON State. 81; OREGON State, As.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Western High Outfires
Episcopal Rifle Team

Western High School rifle team
won its second match within a week
from Episcopal yesterday, 810-788.
The shoot was held on the Alexan-
d1ia range.
Evening star., 1944-02-26

H1'-- II I 10 1UlaIS-- Y o.
Gallaudet had to come from be-
hind last night to reverse the deci-
sion against Delaware after the
visiting team led. 24-17, at the half.
Tiny Schleiff and Les Massey scored
to put Gallaudet ahead late in the
game,
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Win, Lose or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE,
Odds to Against Any Derby Horse Starting

Odds to Against Any Derby Horse Starting
The odds should around against any
ing this Kentucky Derby are than 100
nominations and there hardly will starters you
how simple il up.
For example training set
Ing with the array
get horse to the Derby since 1s41
This time will hne prospective investor
to look oversuch Pukka Platter Olympic Zenith Base
Weyanoke Occupy Rodney the
masked mystery Rice from the Long
champs Farms be that being the bulldog breed
distance encouragement this
Record as 2-Yeor-OId Is UndependubIe Dope
So far we have given several think about the odds
others who might be rated the there
which will falling
through March and April into May.
You might surprised happen
. 3-year-old in 10 II weeks or
isn't what used to be 2yearod that
ty winners not Derby winners Derby trial winners
the melancholy big day However
Derby possibilities when they ran last summer and fall and this
should help make the Blue Grass something
Wagner Strongly Touted as Top Bolpluyer
You and other sporting writer's to be undecided
whether Cobb greatest
For this we have the word Of bn Mceraw nerhan the
greatest of all
na oaeldeTs with Ruth and cobbsuh as 1oe Jackson and Iris
Speaker You can't inhelder with Wagner.
Wagner something than the
play position brilany-he
the great httersand of the
that star nheder valuable than star ouhelder point
earlier better defensive oueder either
Ruthhe had much better than Cobb
faster than Babe Also he something like
major league 10 still the
coaching SIDE No put bapaer above Hans Wagner
Two Authorities Who Command Respect
Mr.. Edgar has something this ebutta the first
place throw the testimony John
Barrow out the window Mcraw still the only
10 pennants Ed Barrow vital
many
could CATCH play short third the
All could Cobb
of all addition his other
know that 1904 Wagner stole SO bases In 1905
Quite balpayer Henry Wagner
Mansfield, Pa, born February a.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Reds to Have Mueller

Totals 13 80 Totals
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melted fat evenly in a loaf
baking pan. Cover with
orange Slices. Place the
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and press down evenly into
a loaf. Bake in a moderate
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Roisin Floke Bars


y cup shortening
l cup firmly packed
brown sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
IA cups flour
2 teaspoons baking
powder
II teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped raisinS
3 cups wheat flakes
Cream the shortening
thoroughly with the sugar.
Beat the eggs and add with
the vanilla 10 the first mix
ture. Sift the flour, baking
powder and salt three times.
Add to the first mixture.
Stir in the raisins or prunes.
and wheat flakes. Spread
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in a hot oven 400 degrees
F) about twenty minutes.
Cool. Cut in narrow strips
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bine them with Lemon May
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Eosy Menu
Upside Down Orange and
Ham Loaf
Baked Rice
Scalloped Tomatoes
Whole Wheat or
Enriched Bread Butter
Combination Vegetable
Salad
Strawberry Shortcake
Coffee or Tea
Milk for Children
The Ham Loaf
IL pounds lean pork
shoulder, ground
IL pounds smoked ham,
ground
IL cups milk
2 eggs, beaten
cup cracker crumbs, or
IL cups soft bread crumbs
\ teaspoon pepper
Mix the beaten eggs with
the milk, stir into the mixed
meats and crumbs, season.
Orange Cidze:
Il cup brown sugar
q cup melted fat
2 or 3 oranges, peeled and
sliced
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