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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-08

painted floor of the social hall
and new screens to separate
classes last Sunday.
Glacier Park held unified SER
vice last Sunday evening despite
t h blustery weather. Sunday
School will b e held here each
Sunday evening from 7:30 to 8.
Services at Babb will be omit
ed this week. Last Sunday the
group enjoyed h e Christmas
lessons preparing them for the
great event in tine Christian cal.
endar of the birth of Jesus.
At Browning next week, the
following meetings will t a k e
place: Monday at 7;;3O pm. choir
rehearsal under the direction of
Vernon Mauritsen vi it h Mrs
Hemsing, pianist. Tuesday at
p. M. Official Board meeting in
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the parsonage Saturday, h e
young people will spend the day
decorating the church for Christ
mas.
A grand display of books suit
able for Christmas gifts have
been procured and will be on sale
through next Tuesday.
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Methodist Church

Methodist Church
Browning
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Church Service at 11:15 a. m,
Youth Fellowship at 6 y. m.
Babb
Unified Church Service a n d
Sunday School at 8 p. m.
Glacier Park
Church Service at 7::30 p. m.
20 Come All Ye Faithful" will
be the message to be given by
Rev. Stephen H. Smith this COM
ing Sunday. A choir of twenty
voices will bring the anthem un-
d er the direction of Vernon
Mauritsen in the local Methods;
Church. The emit ire Sunday
S hool welcomed the freshly
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-08

Hanneman'S Variety Store
BIacktcct Trading Post
TcepIc'S Market
Genes Clothing Store
SCotty $ Wholesale
Browning Chief
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Georgetown Boys Nab
Silver Gloves Crown

Georgetown Branch Boys Club
holds the ]. Louis O'Connor Trophy
for winning the 1914 Silver Gloves
boxing championship in finals last
night at Eastern Branch Boys Club.
The winning team earned IS points
to edge out Eastern Branch, which
got 40.
Two knockouts were on last
nights card. Jimmy Martinez of
Eastern chilled Jim Binns Of George
town in 1852 Of the first round in
the open 120-pound class and Ray
Stinger OF Merrick stopped Frank
Mois Of Alexandria in 1:42 of the
second in the top 130-pound meet
ing.
60-pound class-Fred Richardson {Mer-
riesl decisioned Roy Spires tEastsrno:
deeisioned rrsd Potts tosorsesosn5 epseH
rick) decisioned George Hall GEORGE
S0-pound class-Joe Collins (oeorge-
town. decisioned Jackie Flemming (Mer-
decisioned Ray Adams (GeoraetoWn).
90-pound clasS-Max Kushner George
town) decisioned Billy Marble (Georse-
town..
1O0-pound class-Billy Nichols George
town. decisioned Charles Carhart (Alex-
andria).
11O-pound class-Ray Sargent Mount
Rainier) decisioned Billy Rohr (Alexan-
dria)
l20-pound closed class-Charles Habron
(Alexandria) decisioned IA Huges Mount
Rainier).
12O-pound open class-Jimmy Marines
(Eastern) knocked out Jim Binns (George-
town., 1:52 first round.
13O-pound class-Ray Stinger (Merrick)
defeated Frank Mois (Alexandria). TKO,
l:42, second round.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Dudley Rated Threat
In Golf al GuIfport
After Pro-Am 66
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the ASSOctateQ fIeSS
GULFPORT, Miss, Mar. Big
Ed Dudley, president of the Profess
sional Golfers Association, appears
ready to give some of the associa-
tons members trouble in the $1,000
Gulfport Open, which begins here
today.
Yesterday in the pro-amateur
tourney. Dudley sliced five strokes
off par with a 32-3466 to post
low score in a brilliant field Of
money shooters.
He was hitting his tee shots long
and sweet and his irons didn't let
him down on the ticklish approaches
which feature the tricky Great
Southern Club course. His score
was one stroke short of the course
record.
Two strokes behind Dudley was
Byron Nelson with SO. Jimmy
Hines whipped out 36-33-6s for
No. 3 spot and Johnny Revolta's 10
was next best.
Sammy Byrd, surprise winner OF
the $4,000 New Orleans Open last
week, had 70.
The experts aren't overlooking
Harold CJug"D McSpaden. He has
won three major winter circuit VIC
tories and made a strong bid to win
the New Orleans Open, despite the
fact he underwent a minor opera
ton the day before the tourney.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Temple in NCAA Test;
Duke May Fill List

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 3.-Tem-
pie has accepted an invitation to
compete in the Eastern eliminations
of the NCAA basket ball tourna-
ment at Madison Square Garden
March 24-25.
Temples choice means that unde-
feated Army will not compete. Both
are in district 2.
Dartmouth, Eastern intercollegi-
ate champion, will represent dis
trict /; Ohio State, Big Ten leader
district 4, and Duke, Southern Con-
ference winner, probably will be
chosen in district 3.
The Eastern winner will meet
the Western survivor for the NCAA
crown in New York on March %.
Temple, victor in 13 Of 20 games
earned its invitation in winning
six Of its last seven games, includ-
ing a triumph over Western Michi-
Oqn
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Ice|onders Couldn't Even freeze uBusket Ball

When Rider defeated Lafayette
last Friday, AZ to 80, Donlon had
a squad of six men. One went
into the Army last Saturday, two
were ordered to report for their
final physical examination today
and two more informed him they
must leave today to report to
out-of-town draft boards tomor-
row.
Donlon thought at first he
could assemble q makeshift quint
by using his one remaining play
er and recruiting men from q
delegation Of 20 Icelanders who
arrived at Rider last Monday to
take special courses.
He assembled the new students
and told them of his predica-
ment. But 1t was no use. None
Of them, said Donlon, had ever
seen q game of basket ball or
even heard Of the sport.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Bobo Talks Mack Into Submission, Doesn't Siqn

bitches seemed to be a posi-
bility that Newsom might "go
into business" Che didn't specify
WHAT or that he might not be
able to work himself into peak
physical condition.
Bobo, who was accompanied by
his bride of two months, the
former Ruth Grifnth of McKees-
port, indicated that he would give
Mack a definite answer in a few
days.
Nobody said anything about the
number of dollars Newsom might
earn by toiling for Mack and the
Athletics, but Connie hinted that
Bobo could have the same salary
he was paid by Washington last
year, and furthermore that it
would be tops for the club.
"Oh," said Bobo, with an ex-
pressive shrug, II guess we're
agreed on money. That right. Mr..
Mack?"
Why" Connie said. "ah, yes, I
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Fields, Home From South Seas,
Presented Rector's Trophy

Back from a year In the South
Pacific during which he saw action
at Bougainville, Capt. Tommy Fields
Of the marine paratroop division
and one Of the University Of Mary
lands star track athletes of all time,
received a pleasant surprise yes
terday. He was guest at a luncheon
at Catholic University at which he
was given permanent possession Of
the Rector's Trophy, a huge silver
bowl he won by turning in the fast
est indoor 1,000-yard time ever run
when he won that event in the
Cards indoor games in 1941.
That bowl first was put into COM
petition in 1941 and was to 90 per-
manently to the runner who either
won 1t twice or turned in the best
time over three-year period
Fields time Of 2:12.1 was by far
the best mark. Other winners of
the 1000 in the succeeding two
years were Chester Lipske Of Seton
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Wildcats, Out Of Race,
Gould Shove Title
To Ohio State
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Mar. 3.-The Big Ten
basket ball race will be settled to-
night and tomorrow-and North
western will do most Of the "set-
Ting"
If the Cats, weakened by the loss
OF Otto Graham and more recently
by the departure Of Nick Vodick,
Jerry Carle and John Ward, can win
Just one Of their two-game set with
Iowa at Iowa City, Ohio State will
have its first undisputed conference
crown since Jimmy Hull led the
Buckeyes to national honors in 1899.
The Hawkeyes (8-2) must win both
to tie Ohio 10-2) for the crown, but
the Wildcats loom as potential
spoilers. Knocked from a possible
tie themselves by Illinois last Friday,
the Northwestern flve came back to
smash Purdue (S-3), 81 to As, last
Saturday and remove Boilermaker
hopes for q slice Of the champion
ship cake.
Other games on the weekend con-
ference card: Wisconsin (8-0 at
Chicago (0-D tomorrow; Minnesota
(2-O at Illinois CD today and to-
morrow. and Purdue at Indiana
0-10) tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Cards Drub Delaware,
Eagles Gust Blues
lin Opening TiIts
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-Catholic
u and American U. remain for to-
nights semifinal games in the Ma
SON. Dixon Conference basket ball
championship tournament after
Gallaudet, Washington's other rep
resentative and defending cham
pion, was eliminated In one Of four
f1rst-round contests.
All favorites won last night in
distinct contrast to last years tour
nament of upsets in which not a
favorite triumphed all the way.
It was American U. that eliminat-
ed Gallaudet, taking a 1920 game,
while Catholic u, tourney favorite
and undefeated in loop play, took
of the wraps in the second half to
down Delaware, 40-47.
Loyola Trips Hopkins.
Q. U. tonight takes on Loyola,
which 1t defeated twice In regular
season play, while the Eagles meet
Mount st. Mary's, which like C. U.
also was not beaten in loop play.
Loyola also had q second-half
scoring spree to trim Johns Hopkins,
$3.50, and Mount st. Mary's STAYED
OF last-half threat to edge WASH
ington College, 1927.
Delaware gave c. u. a battle Of it
for the first half and at one point
held an 1917 edge The Cardinals
were able to take only 1921 lead
by intermission. Thereafter they
turned on, the steam and rapidly
pulled away.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Tulane, |. 5. u. Haunt
Georgia Tech and .
Kentucky Fives
BY the Associated Press.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. 3.-Suc-
cessful in their opening assignments
Of the Southeastern Conference
basket ball tournament, Kentucky
and Georgia Tech must meet the
challenge tonight of two ambitious
Deep South outfits, Tulane and
Louisiana State.
The Kentuckians, who breezed to
a 57-29 victory last night over
Georgia, expect sitter opposition
from L. S. u, which drew a bye.
Tulane's Greenies, who likewise
sat out the opening nights program,
face Techs Yellowjackets in the
other semihnal tilt.
Vanderbilt threw a temporary
scare into second-ranking Georgia
Techs Jackets for awhile. 1t held
a lead through good portion of the
contest. But Tech won, 63-51.
However, the experience of Yves
Paxson and his mates proved too
much for the Tennesseans. Paxson,
Techs agile center, creased the scor-
ing wheels with % points.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Nardi Finds Chute Jump
TOUGHER Than Football
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A BOMBER BASE IN ENGLAND
Mar. 3.-Lt. Richard Nardi, former
Ohio State and professional foot
ball star, was one of two airmen
who managed to save themselve.
when Liberator exploded en- route
to bomb a Dutch airf1eld recently.
Still shaken from his experience
Bombardier Nardi told how he wa.
forced to ride the disintegratine
ship down more than 2 miles before
he could extricate his parachute
from cable and Jump the last
1000 feet.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

Waukee lounQTy ana see WnaC nap
pens"
Keltner wrote: "If the Army
wants me that's okay. but I'm a ball
player by trade and I'm going to
play ball until I'm called"
Signed contracts have been re-
ceived from Ed Klieman, rookie
hurler purchased from Baltimore; ;
Cliff Mapes, recruit outfielder, and
Pat Seerey, another fly chaser who
saw service with the Tribe last
season.
ATLANTIC CITY, Mar. 3 R.-
Steve Sundra, pitcher for the ST.
Louis Browns. has been ordered to
take his preinduction physical ex-
animation at Camden today.
SAN JUAN, P. r., Mar. 3 up.
Branch hickey may have another
holdout on his hands ii Luis Rod
riguez Olmo, who batted ,.303e for
Brooklyn In 81 games last year,
goes through with his announced
plans Of returning his unsigned
contract. Olmo said he would
cable Hickey that the clubs best
offer was not enough. It is under
stood Olmo has been offered 5000
and Is asking 5000.
MEXICO CITY, Mar. 3 R.-
Salvador (Chico) Hernandez of the
Chicago Cubs has signed a contract
to play with Veracruz in the Mexi-
can League season opening March
is, according to Jorge Pasquel,
president of the club which Rogers
Hornsby will manage.
BOSTON, Mar. 3 R.-The signed
contract Of Catcher Phil Mast has
been received by the Boston Braves
Mast hit .273 in 80 games last year
Evening star., 1944-03-03
|G. W..High Five Bows
In State Title Tilt
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Mar. s.
Newport News High. a 39-32 winner
over George Washington High Of
Alexandria last night, next week will
meet the winner Of tonight's game
in Richmond between Thomas JET
ferson and Jefferson Of Roanoke for
the State class A scholastic basket
ball championship.
Newport News, Eastern district
champion, was in front all the, way
in last nights tilt against the North
ern division champions, and with
Buddy Lex leading, took a 21-13 half
time margin.
Joe Hensley, who won individual
honors for the game with IA points,
paced the Presidents with a mild
rally in the second half, but they
never were able to catch the leaders.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

Hall with 2:16.6 and Gerald Carver
Of Penn State with 2:14.5.
After receiving the bowl yester-
day, Fields commented that 1t was
real thrill to talk about track and
other sports once again after being
so close to war since leaving school.
II really would like to do some run
ming again." he said. II have q
feeling I could make some good
times again if I had a month or so
to get into shape"
In addition to winning the Rec.
tors 1000, Fields turned in numer~
GUS other outstanding track per-
formances for Maryland during his
undergraduate days. He set a South
ern Conference 2-mile record in 1910
and in 1941 won the Southern Con-
ference cross-country and indoor
mile and 2-mile championships. He
also was a member of two Of the
three Maryland relay teams that
won In the Penn Relays of 1s4l.
In addition to seeing action at
Bougainville, Capt. Fields also was
on New Caledonia, Guadalcanal and
Vella La vella.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Shorkey Rates Cerdon
Tops in AIqiers Rinq

NEW YORK, Mar. SACK Shar-
key, former heavyweight champion
of the world, tabled Marcel Cerdan
French welterweight, as the out
standing prospect of the Allied box
ling tournament which he refereed
in Algiers.
Sharkey and Freddy Cochrane
tournament manager for the Pro-
fessional Golfers Association, are
here after three-month tour OF
North Africa and Italy.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Garden Adds Canisius,
Bowling Green Quints
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 3.-The eight
team bracket for the National Invi-
tation Basket Ball Tournament at
Madison Square Garden, March 16,
20, 20 and 26, has been completed
with the addition Of Bowling Green
and Canisius.
Bowling Green, built around e.
foot, 11-inch Sid Often, won "a and
lost 3 during the regular season,
bowling twice to Great Lakes and
once to Denison.
Canisius dropped of its 10 con-
tests and has game remaining
with Cornell tomorrow.
Other tourney teams are Okla
homa Aggies, Utah, Kentucky, De
Paul Of Chicago, Muhlenberg and
st. Johns Of New York.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. s.
Connie Mack, for all his 81 years,
wouldn't for the world admit he's
slipping, but
A 35-year-old citizen of Herts-
vile, S. c., strobe into Shibe Park
yesterday for all the world like a
conquering hero come home-and
not only outtalked the Sage of
Shibeshire before a battery of
newsmen, but pumped himself
down in Comics personal chair
and proceeded to hold court in
the best Mackian fashion.
At the end Of nearly three
hours Of rather vague discus
sions, during which Pitcher Bobo
Newsom said practically every
thing except yes to Comics sug-
gestion that q contract ought to
be signed, Newsom, Mack and
the newsmen were agreed that II
Bobo pitches this summer 1t will
b for the Athletics. The only
Evening star., 1944-03-03
CupitoI Transit PAGES
Basket Boil Leuoue

Capital Transit basketers now are
the undisputed leaders in the D. c.
Recreation Department, Roosevelt
Division Basket Ball League, by
virtue of their 41-24 victory over
TWA last night on the Roosevelt
High court. AGO, which until last
night was tied with Capital Transit
for first place, suffered its first
defeat at the hands of the Retail
Clerks by a score Of 20-18.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

guess so. It's up to you, Buck"
Once when Bobo left the room
Connie absent-mindedly dropped
into his swivel chair, but before
Bobo returned the Athletics man
ager had gone back to a settee
against the wall. When it was all
over Connie remarked rather
wistfully:
Il haven't got word in edge
wise"
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Wilson Letter Awards Go
To 10 Caqers, Manager

Basket ball letters have been pre-.
sented 10 members Of Woodrow vii.
sons team. The Tigers this season
tied Eastern in the high schoo
round-robin series, but lost to Tecf
in the semif1nals Of the champion.
ship playoffs.
Receiving letters were Stu Brown
Russ Keith, Tom McLarney, Bill
Case, Bill Tanney, Moe Huff, Bill
Haycock, Dan Baer, Josh Dorsey
Leo Sanders and Manager Jim Sand.
wick. Charles Boehne, coach of th<
Tigers Junior team, also was pre-.
sented a letter.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
District Soccer Crown
Goes to St. AIbons

st .Albans, playing at home, won
the District of Columbia soccer
championship yesterday by defeat
ing Friends, 20.
A three-way tie for the Interstate
Academic Conference crown involves
st. Albans, Friends and Landon,
each having won seven matches
while losing one and tying one in
the loop.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Totals 8 4 20 Totals 19 ]
Seaman of C., u. Shines.

Totals S 4 20 Totals 10 80
Seaman of C. U. Shines.
Probably the outstanding man on
the court last night was Dick Scan
Ian, Catholics captain and center.
He registered IA points, directed the
floor play for his club and was
superb at taking the bounds of the
back board.
He was pressed for honors by
SHgerwalt Of Mount st. Mary's, Jim
Lacy, freshman sensation At Loyola;
Newell Duncan, Delaware forward:
Ed McGarry. Loyola guard, and
Teammates Mercak and Fred Rice
and Johns Hopkins Harry Cooper.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

from Iceland could save the Sit
uation.
Announcing he had been. forced
to cancel the game with Brook
lyn College, Donlon told this
story of his losing battle to make
a dwindling squad last out the
campaign:
Evening star., 1944-03-03
1914 Roster Dooms Mats in Nursery Handicap
Chandler Is Star
For Red Cross
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASsoclated PreSs.
MOULTRIE, Ca, Mar. s.
Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler is
setting a fast pace in the Red
Cross war fund drive just as he
did in baseball last year when
he was named the American
Leagues most valuable player.
Teamed with Ivey Morrison,
the New York Yankee pitcher
collected $500 in donations on
the opening day Of the cam
paign. 1t was the best record in
the business mems section.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Short Court Game
Decided, 1W to 3
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, Mar.
3.-Bowling Green High basket
ball team won its oath victory
last night when it defeated Had
ley Consolidated, 104 to 3.
There was only % minutes of
action, three Of the periods being
cut from 8 to s minutes.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Army Takes Chisox's Dietrich:
OImo Spurns Dodgers Offer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 3.-BNl
Dietrich, Chicago White Sox pitcher
has been accepted by the Army fol
limited service following a pre-
induction examination here. Diet
rich, who suffered a skull fracture
in game years ago, is married and
has two children.
CLEVELAND, Mar. 3 P.-Third-
Baseman Ken Keltner of Cleveland
returned his signed contract and
telephoned Vice President Roger
Peckinpaugh that he would give up
his 2-B draft classification in a Mil
Evening star., 1944-03-03
BY the Associated Press

0y JIG lASSOCIHCSU FIeSS.
TRENTON, N. j., Mar. g.
Manpower shortage caught up
with Coach Frank j. Donlon of
the Rider College basket ball
team yesterday-the day before
the seasons flnale-and not even
a delegation of special students
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Totals - 161147 Totals 20
GallAudet Team Slumps.

Gallaudet Team Slumps.
Gallaudet was slow, OF shooting
form and unable to give American,
which also played below its best,
much Of game. The Eagles led
from the start and had a 17-8 edge
by halftime.
Hero Latimer was high man for
American with IL points, several of
his baskets coming on good long out
side shots in the second half. The
brother combination Of Johnny and
Richie Poston also was q big help
to the Eagles, not only with its scor-
ing total Of 10 points, but also in its
floor play and ability to snare re-
bounds OF the blackboard.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Tuiune Ruises Grid list
To Seven Contests

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 3.-Seven
games. four Of them at home, are on
Tulane'S 1914 football schedule.
Only six games were played last
season. The list:
October Z. Notre Dame at South Bend;
IA, Rice: 21. Auburn; %, 8. M. U.
November II, Georgia Tech at Atlanta
16. Clemson; 80. L. 8. o., at Baton Rouge
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Army Accepts Chapman

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March
R.-Ben Chapman, former major
league player and manager Of Rich
mond in the Piedmont League, has
been accepted for limited service In
the Army.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Alumni Drafted to Help
Initiate Lone Busketer

BY the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., Mar. 3.-There
weren't enough undergraduate let
termen left at Nebraska to initiate
new members into the IN" Club,
athletic organization, so Coach A. D.
Lewandowski called on alumni
members.
When Lewandowski scheduled the
initiation, he found he had only one
undergrad basket ball letterman in
school.
Evening star., 1944-03-03
Basket Ball Scores

BY the Associated Press.
Msson-Dixon Tournament
(At Baltimore. first round).
American University.- 80; Gallaudet, 20.
Mount St. Mary's, 80; Washington Col
Catholic University. go; q. Of Delaware. a.
Loyola. 81; Johns Hopkins, 80.
Southeastern Tournament
(At Louisville, quarter finals).
Qeorsie Tech, 63: Vanderbilt, 81.
Kentucky, 81: Georgia, 20.
Valparaiso, 81; Stout Field, 4S.
Ecker, 60; Fort Warren, 10.
Ellis Island Coast Guard, ~; Floyd Ben.
nett Field, SO.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

GETS DELAYED AWRDMarn
the Rctos Trophy which he won by turning the fastest 1000 the Catholic
on record Presenting the E.
Stars star