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Evening star., 1945-03-10
Eight Golden GIovers
Ready 70 Uphold West
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fress.
CHICAGO, Mar. 10.-Eight golden
gloves boxing champions, survivors
of field of more than 220 from %
cities in % States, today looked for
ward to the intersectional meet with
champions from the Eastern Sea-
board, who will fight here April 4.
The eight champions were crowned
in Chicago Stadium last night. They
come from five cities in as many
States and represent the best in
amateur boxing from west of the
Appalachian Mountains. Their foes
will come from tournaments that
reduced fields from States east of
the Appalachians in series of tour
naments yet to be completed.
The champions are: 112 pounds,
Jackie Boyd, Chicago; 118 pounds,
Bob Jarvis, Kansas City, 126 pounds,
Virgil Franklin, Oklahoma City; 1876
pounds, Bernard Paige, Chicago; lat
pounds, Gilbert Garcia, Fort Worth,
Tex; 100 pounds, John Garcia, Fort
Worthy ITS pounds, Corpl. Adolfo
Quijano, Los Angeles, and heavy
weight, Luke Baylark, Chicago.
They pounded out victories In
semifinal bouts before 1,645 fans in
Chicago Stadium last night and
then came back to battle their way
to titles in the finals.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Beaten Coaches Quint
Demands q Remotch

The Flawless Five, defeated 80 to
Is by the Little Potatoes Hard to
Peel in game played by high school
basket ball coaches yesterday at
Roosevelt, have demanded a re-
match, and a second game will be
staged at Eastern Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Meanwhile, the scorebook for yes
terday's game is missing-or hidden
and interested fans are unable to
determine who did the scoring. The
Little Potatoes, led by Dave Keppel,
included Dallas Shirley, Artie Boyd,
Tommy Nolan, Ed WilamoSki and
Johnny Koontz. The Flawless Five,
coached by Julian Colangelo, listed
Tony Wnqka, Bob Dwyer, Jan jan
kowski. Woody -Smitherman, Jim
Munro and Dan Snyder.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Seahawks Block Irish
In CCC Track Meet
BY the Associated Press

oS tAS acoOSiatCo EICcb.
EAST LANSING, Mich, Mar. TO-
Iowa Preflight, with a trim but
classy 15-man contingent, looms as
the chief obstacle barring Notre
Danes 25-man squad from its sec
ond successive Central Collegiate
Conference indoor track champion
ship in the 18th annual meet to-
night at Michigan State College.
A total of 1913 performers are en-
tered from 10 schools, but the team
title was considered tossup be-
tween the Irish and Seahawks.
Notre Dame, defending q crown 1t
captured in 1943 at Great Lakes, as
last years meet was q war casualty,
was expected to rely heavily on half
miller Bill Tully and its 440-yard
dash ace, Steve Provost, to build up
points in meet that easily may
hinge on the mile relay, last Of II
events.
Michigan State and Illinois Tech
we're regarded as co-favorites In the
third annual CCC swimming meet,
which has attracted 28 paddlers
from four schools. Michigan State
is defending champion in the tank
meet, which was slated as an after
noon affair.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Graziano's S Victory Proves
Biq Break for Turner

Rocky Graziano's third round TKO
Of Billy Arnold in Madison Square
Garden last night turns out to be a
lucky break for Joe Turner, the local
promoter, and his matchmaker,
Gabe Menendez.
Yesterday, while the odds were
6 to ! in Arnold's favor, Menendez
got in touch with the Graziano camp
with the idea of booking the Rock
for an outdoor appearance in Crit
fifth Stadium. According to Gabe,
the overtures were successful.
Unless Uncle Mike blocks it, the
w street promoters now have a red
hot draw on their hands this summer
in jam involving Graziano and the
winner Of the Johnny Finazzo- Bee
Bee Washington 10-round feature at
Turner's Arena Monday night. The
bout would have local appeal plus
a big name and Turner is hoping
the deal won't fall through.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
|Graziano, Underdoe,
Knocks Out Arnold
In Big Ring Upset
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.-Rocky
Graziano knocked out Billy Arnold
in the third round at Madison
Square Garden last night for the
boxing upset Of the year.
Virtually unknown outside Of
New York. Graziano, a 6-to-1 un-
derdog, amazed crowd OF 14,037.
including Vice President Harry s.
Truman, by surviving Arnold,s
savage second-round attack and
then flooring the highly touted
Philadelphia schoolboy three times
before Referee frankie Fullam in
tervened at 1:54 Of the third stanza.
The gross gate Of $49,937 sweet
ened Promoter Mike Jacobs OBJ
servance of his 65th birthday. In
10 1945 shows Uncle Mike now has
drawn 144,963 fans and crossed
$617 SOC.
Arnold, the victim of another up
set In losing his first pro fight to
Fritzie Zivic back in January, ap-
parently became overconfident after
cutting Graziano's eye and starting
a nose bleed in the second round.
No sooner had the third round
started than Rocky let go a round
house right that Arnold neglected
to duck. Arnolds knees buckled and
in second the complexion OF the
fight changed. Rocky, weighing 152
to Arnold's 149A, rushed in for the
kill. Arnold tried to retreat, but got
showed against the ropes where
Rocky hammered him without
mercy.
Arnold slumped to the ring apron
and barely got back at the count
of nine. Another right knocked him
through the ropes for six. He got
up obviously dazed and was fiat
tened again. He staggered up at
seven, but Fullam stepped in and
stopped it.
In much the same manner that
they greeted Bunny Davis knock
out of Champion Bob Montgomery
in SO seconds year ago, the fans
at first couldn't believe their eyes.
Then they gave Rocky a deafening
ovation.
? Mr.. Truman, attending his first
fight at the garden, sat in the first
row ringside and congratulated
Tony Janiro, 140h, Youngstown,
who outpunched Monty Pignatore,
1891. Brooklyn, in the eight-round
semifinal.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Perruso-CIifton Bottle
Headlines Tourney

Feature game OF the D. C.-Middle
Atlantic championship basket ball
tournament tomorrow night in Heu-
rich gym will pit Perrusos Cafe and
Clifton Liquors at 9 o'clock. Perruso
has won % out of % tits, the last
20. in row. Rounding out the triple
header will be game at GAS be-
tween Garvin's and Kavakos Grills
and one at 8 between Naval Barracks
and Naval Ordnance.
Monday night Office of Strategic
Services plays Senate Beer in q
Heurich League playoff game at $3.50
and an hour earlier Naval Air Sta
ton will take on Arlington Hall in
a tournament tilt.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
6. W. Is State Basket
Champ First Time,
With I. J. Victim

George Washington High Of Alex
andria today for the first time in
its history ruled the roost in Vir-
ginia State scholastic basket ball
following a rousing 44-38 triumph
over Thomas Jefferson of Richmond,
defending champion, last night in
the Presidents gym.
Particularly gratified by this
achievement was Coach AL Doran,
whose teams five times in his seven
years at G. w. have reached the
State final, never beaten by more
than four points. The victory
left the Presidents the only school,
boy team undefeated this season in
State competition. They won eight
games. Striving for the Old Domin-
ion title were 18 schools.
1t was a battle of iron men last
night, G. w. employing only five
players and its opponent six.
The Presidents never were be-
Hind, but it was touch and go all
the way, Thomas Jefferson tying the
count at 34-34 and a bit later at
1888. with 80 seconds to go. The
period scores were lot, 1912, 31-28
end 44-38.
Buzzy Brown paced the Presidents
with IS points and Jack Cook led
T. j. with 10.
Carey Johnson scored two baskets
and Edgar Sims one to clinch VIC
tory after the 1888 stalemate.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Junior Golden Gloves
Lists Close Monday

Entries for the ninth annual Jun
ior Golden Gloves boxing tourney
will be accepted by Barney Ross at
the Eastern branch Of the Boys
Club Of Washington, 261 Seven
teenth street Sc, until o'clock
Monday night.
Weighing in will be held from s
to 8 pm. Monday at the Eastern and
Georgetown branches and at the
Alexandria Boys Club. For more
information call Ross at Atlantic
|O04Q.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Michigan Track, Swim
Titles Risked Toniqht
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Mar. 10.-Michigan's
Wolverines, already shorn of two
titles in the current school year, lay
two more championships on the line
tonight in the 35th annual Big Ten
indoor track carnival at the Uni
versity of Chicago and in the con-
ference swimming meet at North
western University.
Coach Ken Doherty's Wolverine
tracksters apparently face a much
sterner task than the Michigan
natators of Matt Mann. Illinois
we'll l-balanced track team, boasting
four veterans and three outstanding
freshmen, is expected to battle the
Wolverines down to the last Svent.
Michigan's swimming team, paced
by returning champions Mert
Church in the 50-yard freestyle,
Charles Fries in the 100-yard free
style and Heinie Kessler in the
breaststroke, may be challenged by
Ohio State.
The Buckeyes, however, must de-
pend almost entirely on brilliant Keo
Nakama, 220 and 40 yard freestyle
champion for the past two seasons.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
LeDroit Folcons' Quint
Wins Pair Of Tits

The LIE Droit Park Falcons basket
ball team OF No. 2 Police Boys Club,
will meet the Regal Boys Club of
Philadelphia tonight at o'clock In
the Twelfth Street YMCA.
Last night the Falcons copped two
decisions. one from the Hagerstown
Tigers, $3.50, which was the latters
first defeat in three years and one
from the Parker Gray Juniors, 42-39,
on the Twelfth Street "Y" door.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YoRk:1Eosky qrszi.no; 152.
New York; TKo Billy Arnold, 149N. 1449N.
WORCESTER. ass.-Timothy Bud
dy,' Hayes, .12S Boston, TKo Hal Lee.
133. Phoenix. Ariz.,. 2. Bobby zollo,
l61. Providence, TKo Tony Petro. 1b3.
DEsTT1RSoI.Tr.-oeorrie Kochan. 1876.
Akron, outpointed Coley Welch, 1881.
Portland, Ne. 10. Vern Mitchell, 100,
Detroit, TKo Bob Brown, 216. Pontiac.
'fHii 'PfHHiiiLADELpH1A. - Jisss Don.hue.
Ts TThsseSCrsisu; se isi, sI wSIsss NY YoS.. ous ;.
pointed Willie Alexander. 123. Ches-
' PRov1DENcE.-M.rio Micelli. 1891.
1904, Philadeiphia, 10. Mike Lucas.
14S, Providence. knocked out AL Car
son, 146, Nashua. n. H., s.
READING, Pa.-Bobby Winters. 146.
Philadelphia, and Ernie Pstrone. 141,
Philadslphta. drew. g: BUY P4ppas.
l7s l7s PsiisdeIphis aiid5nI iutpeinsed MAJ Hines
San FfRIXSNlHc.iIssctoS. s Jackie Ryans,
1872, San francisco,a 8.
HOILYWOOD, Cali. Bobby Yseger.
1877, Los Angeles, knocked out Raul
zenit Cruz, 13p. yere Cfus 2.
BAN DIEGO, Calif.-vincent villa.
fvicencio, 1894, Tecate. Mex, and Titus
Hawkins. 161 v. drew, 10. 0regorio
fonso M ,iS n.xso ciEs
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Haegg Appears Due
For III Fate Of Other
Invading Mi|ers
Hy the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Mar. 10.-There's
every indication that gaunt Gunder
Haegg will meet the same fate that
three other European runners en-
countered in their efforts to defeat
Americans in the famed Columbian
Mile at the K. of C. meet in Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Haegg, in this country nine days
since his stormy 23-day crossing of
the Atlantic, is suffering from a
muscular condition that makes it
improbable he will be able to avenge
his defeat Of a week ago when four
native runners steamed by him at
the IC-4A games.
MY legs ache and I do not believe
that I can beat Jim Rafferty, yet,'
said the Swede swiftie after his final
practice romp in Central Park.
If Haegg is defeated he will suffer
the same fate that befell Paavo
Nurmi of Finland in 1925; Edwin
Wide of Sweden in 1927 and Otto
Peltzer of Germany in 1928.
Nurrni became i'll the night of the
1925 race and didn't even start while
Lloyd Hahn beat out Wide by a
single step in 4:12.2. Both Hahn and
Ray Conger finished far ahead of
the soundly beaten Peltzer in the
1928 competition.
Because Of the throbbing In his
legs, Haegg did all, his training on
grass during the week and took a
rest Wednesday instead of testing
the board oval at New York Uni
versity.
Rafferty,, Fordham's iron mite
who has triumphed in six straight
mile features, also is on the ailine
list with a severe cold. Haakar
Lidman, Stockholm's hurdler- sports
editor, doesn't expect to be up II
par either, having banged his knee
in winning the 60-yard high hurdle.
week ago. u
1t. Charles Beetham of the Navy
has switched to the 600-yard rur
after two previous 1945 victories a
$50 yards, and 1t. Joseph McClus'
key, who worked out on a transpor
in the Pacific only a week ago, viii
make his 10th consecutive start II
the Bishop Donahue 2-mile.
Fifty-f1ve foursomes are bookee
In the various relays.
STOCKHOLM, Mar. 10 (P.-Th,
Swedish Athletic Association ha!
appealed for government permission
for Gunder Haegg, track star, to re-
main in the United States unit
July /, the newspaper Svenska Dag.
bladet reported today. The runner!
excusal from army duty ends Apri
liz
Evening star., 1945-03-10
IS Swimmers Splash
|For AAU ldureIs
Al Ambassador

The Ambassador Swimming Club
will be host to some IS tankers to-
night when the District AAU 1945
senior indoor low board diving cham
pionships for men and women are
held in the Ambassador pool start
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Ensign Adolph Kiefer, national
backstroke champ who is stationed
at cambridge Naval Training Cen
ter, along with Charley Batterman,
national senior low and high board
diving champion, will officiate at
the meet. The national titlists also
will give exhibitions. Kiefer will be
putting in little practice for the
Atlantic indoor championships in
Baltimore tomorrow.
Only defending titlist who will be
on hand tonight is Irving (Soupy)
Bridgers of Ambassador, holder of
the District AAU senior indoor low
board diving crown. His hottest Is
expected from Buddy Pendleton and
Russ Block, also of the Ambassador,
and Lewis Jamison and Dick White
head of the Shoreham. Jacquline
Richards, the former outdoor low
board diving queen, will seek the
women's title. Patsy Palmer, who
copped the women's crown in 1943,
will not defend.
Ambassador will have five repre-
|sentatives, in addition to Bridgers, in
the Baltimore events tomorrow,
while the Shoreham will send 18, in
cluding Jamison. They are: AM
bassador-Betty Compton, Maurene
and Carolyn Prescott and Carleton
and Stanley Hinkham: Shoreham-
Alice and Sally De Groot, Barbara
Dalton, George and Peggy Couaut,
Pat Rickett, Dick Whitehead, John
Preston, Tom Pekin, Tom Wood, Dan
Callahan, Frank Howard, Jim Shelf
field, Eddie Beach, Wally Hunt, Jar
rett Jordon and Dick Creswell.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Squash Racquefers Start
D. {. Title Play Thursday

The District AAU squash racquets
singles championships will begin
Thursday at the Central YMCA. En-
tries will be accepted until S o'clock
Monday by Ralph w. Foster, and
then the pairings will be made. En-
try fee is IS cents.
On the following Monday entries
for the District AAU four-wall hand
ball championships, singles and
doubles, will close at 6 pm. The
handball games will start on We'd
nesday. March 2l, and the fee is so
cents.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Little Hoyos at Peak
As Tourney Neurs

Georgetown prep cagers will hit
the Catholic prep school basket ball
tournament in Baltimore next week
at the peak of their form with a
record Of II wins in % games.
Late-season class of the Hoyas
was demonstrated yesterday at
Garrett Park with 58-to-27 wallop-
ing Of woodward Prep, as Slim
ODonnell warmed up for the Balti-
more tourney with % points poured
through the hoop-more than the
entire Woodward squad could reg
lister. It was O'Donnell's highest
mark of the season.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Big Field Shooting in Crow|ey
Pin Event at Mount Rainier

Sailing the high seas these days
as a Merchant Marine, Defending
Champion Bob Workman will be
missing tonight from the big field
of pinmen to fire at Mount Rainier
in the ninth annual Pop Crawley
Handicap which started this after
noon.
Last years winner is the brother
Of Raymond (Sonny) Workman,
former jockey.
Another absentee will be Milton
Monk Walker, the 1888 winner
who was among the first of WASH
ington's star bowlers to enter the
service.
The many pinspillers desiring to
compete in the event named for one
of the Capitals oldest pioneer
bowlers are asked to report as early
as possible due to the midnight cur
few. No entries will be taken after
1920. Top prize is $l00. Entrance
fee, IS.
More than $50 playground girls
this morning were the guests of Bill
Wood, Lucky Strike superintendent,
who for the last II years has been
holding pin parties for the lads and
lassies of the neighborhood centers.
Next Saturday the boys will stage
their yearly championships.
Lorraine GULL and Bob Miciotto
last night at King Pin regained
first place in the King Pin Mixed
Doubles after sweeping the Frances
Wilson-Al Wright combination. Miss
GULL capped a 366 set with ISL
while Miciotto raped out a $685.
A postponement with the Bichells
probably cost the Gladding- Goch-
enour team the top spot. They pre-
viously held a one-game lead. Tony
Santini, paired with Ruth cClintic
who subbed for the ailing Bing
Moen, turned in top scores of 162
and 422 in the sweep over the Keiths.
Boots Workman and Walter Osin
Evening star., 1945-03-10

were 2-1 winners from Sacrey and
Jarman as Osin fired 154 to win
the odd game.
Wally Burton, replacing his bowl
ing pal, Gordon Remsburg, who has
entered the Army, teamed up with
Caroline Hiser to trim Young and
Stewart, 81. Wally's 155 was the
edge. Stewart posted $50. Hart and
Aiken nicked the Mehlers, 2-1, and
Emanuele and Nash, with Ed mark
ing up 389, won two games from
King and Terry.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Charlotte Hall Boxers
Threats 10 Fairfax

FalrIaX High SchOOl, defending
champion in the 18th annual South
Atlantic schoolboy boxing tourna-
ment that gets under way at Ritchie
Coliseum Friday night, may be
hard pushed by the hard hitting
Charlotte Hall ring team developed
by Capt. Sheldon w. Ehringer.
In the windup of the scholastic
leather-pushing season prior to the
tourney, Fairfax took an 81 -to-3h
walloping from Staunton Military
Academy last night at Fairfax,
while Charlotte Hall was polishing
off Warren High School, Z to S, in
its final home meet.
Fairfax, however, has a pair of
aces in George Lumsden and WAL
lace Covington, who showed class
in last nights matches and are
favored to go places in the South
Atlantic event.
Covington Gets Decision.
Covington, who won the tourna-
ment's heavyweight title last year,
pounded out a decision over Cadet
Dave Deist and Lumsden, a 1885,
FOUNDER, knocked out Cadet Roger
Brown in 1:25 of the first round.
The Cadets scored a pair Of tech
nical knockouts in winning five OF
the first six bouts before Fairfax
stepped in to take the final two.
Hallmen Reveal Power.
,.sd 80 pounds nsss Charles Ms5sentins n9 ts de:
Too rst roa1a ss9Spe0 1o5 pounds, M Gsorat
Giannaris (S.) defeated Monte Burns: 116
35aa HSH5nds, Jack IoSa GHnns E ats defeated zoe
Tayior, r. ts'5 Stopped =. W.llece 'i Rose. Sc.
Psrfy RicEsrd 1S' b seeond rosnd; ls5 pounds
Jannell; las pounds, Bob Bennett Is.
stopped Eugene Williams, 1:52, nrst round;
Ss pounds George 4ss r
pounds, William Lineburner 49, defeated
Bobby Clark; 175 pounds, Richard Kearns
Geist.
Charlotte Hall and Warren, both
entered in the South Atlantic fisti-
cutting, will have another oppor-
tunity to slug it out as they did
last night on a 12-bout card when
the Hallmen registered pair OF
technical knockouts to one by the
Front Royal boys.
Scoring knockouts for Charlotte
Hall were Cadet Bucky Ennis, who
stopped Gus Almerode in the Sec
ond round Of a 155-pound mix, and
Cadet Jim Firing, who flattened
Bob Kessler In the first. Warrens
technical knockout was scored by
Stewart Wood over Cadet Fleming
Smith in the first stanza.
SO pounds Philip Keen (c.H.) deci-
stoned Dick Bories (W.)
80 pounds-.Red Thompson (W.) deci-
stoned Louis La Borwit (C.H); Stuard
Wood lW9 scored TKo over Fleming
Smith (C.H), nrst round.
TO, lo3 pounds-Joe Gassaroti (w.) Geci-
Slonfs rs neSs poanasMhifs senes Smith tcH deci
stoned Bobby .Bories (W.),
12O Epunds---Lynwood Morrison CW,)
decisioned Alvin Glass lC.H): Pedro
Granja (C.H.) decisioned Roger Mark (W.J
LIT poundS-Spencer Newton CHI de-
cisioned Bill Kelly (W).
80 pounds---Dobert Shite (W) deci-
STONED Paul Anderson CHI.
l4b pounds-Bucky Ennis (C.H.) scored
lon0d rm0 over Gus Almerode tW) second
l55 pounds Jimmy Eiring (C.H) scored
TKC over Robert Kessler (W.), first round:
Marlsnd Townsend (C.H.) Gecisioned Buddy
Marshall (W.). :,
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Ex-Servicemen, 4-Fs Fill
San Francisco's Roster
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. TO-
Military service requirements have
cut deeply into professional base
ball, but, paradoxically, such service
may contribute strongly to base
ball continuance this war year, at
least in the Pacific Coast League.
For example, 20 of 40-odd San
Francisco Seals who reported for
spring training were classified 1-C
in the draft because of medical dis
charges from the armed forces.
The San Francisco club also
counted II players of 4-F status
and three youths II years old.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Podony. Stitt G2 Pocers
In u. K. CAGE Title Win

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Mar. 10.-Led by Tech.
6ergt. Bill Podany of Hazleton, Pa,
and Pfc. Don Stitt of Portland,
Greg, the ca Depot team won the
United Kingdom CT basket ball
tourney last night by beating the
1st Base AIR Depot, 40 to AZ.
Podany and Stitt each scored 10
points.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Title to Horrisonburq

HARRISONBURG, Va, Mar. Il
R-Harrisonburg High Schools
Blue Streaks climaxed 3 record Of
IS consecutive victories last night
by defeating Norview High Of Tide
water, 1921, to take the Glass q
championship for the eastern halt
of Virginia.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Robinson Demands N. Y
Site for Cochrune Bout
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.-Ray
(Sugar) Robinson, outstanding New
York welterweight, said today he
would not fight Freddy Red" Coch-
rane for the welterweight boxing
championship in Chicago in June,
despite announcements to the
contrary.
IF I fight Cochrane at all"
Robinson said, ''it will be right
here in New York where the bout
would draw twice as much money. !"
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Basket Ball Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Johns Hopkins, 40; Drexel, a.
Slippery Rock. so; Carnegie
Tech, 40.
New York Coast Guard, So; Man
haitian Beach g. g., 81.
Denver Ambrose, 50: Fort War
rem, so.
Colorado A. q NJ, "a: Denver, -.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Comp Henry WAC Victor

CAMP PATRICK HENRY, Va,
Mar. 10 R.-Camp Patrick Henry's
WAC basket ball team won the
Woman's Army Corps Sd Service
Command court tournament cham
pionship here last night by defeat
ing Norfolk Army Base, 26-18.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Sports Program
For Local Fons
TODAY.
nn~IrAk n~II

Prince Georges County tourna-
ment finals. Ritchie Coliseum,
College Park:
Mount Rainier VS.. Maryland
Park girls, 8 pm.
Mount Rainier VS.. Greenbelt
(boys), 9 pm.
Swimming.
District AAU low-board diving
championships, Ambassador pool.
8 pm.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Morgun-Howurd Contest
Shifted to Wednesday

The game between the Morgan
and Howard basket ball teams, orig
inally listed for tonight in the Ban
|neker gym, has been rescheduled for
next Wednesday at 8 on the Browns
f1n0r
Evening star., 1945-03-10

Totals lis s44 Totals - 16 6 3s
Oficials-Messrs. Shirley and Mention.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Main Goal Is Mile in Four Minutes Flat

In this country of the best running
the lOO-yard mile
patience longer distances We
shorter distances with Paddock Wyko Tolan
others Here largely matter split second-a
half stride But the
to run W mile in minutes fiat Here something that demands
both spetS the ultimate limit
when will big
target right
Arne Anderson has brought the mile trife
the 4mnute
beaten but hardly through the period
have there still the matter condition
long period.
For example Gunder Haegg greatest runner
IN the world l. mile
most amazing in all condition
separate his latest showing at the mile
distance We
Records made only target
Sooner or later they bowl this target
1t has been saidhere substitute
is substitute for experience Certainly
substitute for long, training legs
he "nlo working together
(Norh Alliance