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Evening star., 1945-01-24
Wilson Menuces Centru! Five,
! uninq-up Battles Indicate

The underdog Wilson hoopshoot-
ers, who pulled the surprise of the
year by notching three straight to
Jump into a tie with Eastern for the
interhigh circuit lead, may be real
contenders in the championship race.
Wilson faces its first top flight
opponent in Central Friday as an
other week end of series play rolls
around and fans will get a chance
to see whether 1t is as good as it's
record or just a quint that got a
lucky break in being paired with
weaker teams in the early season.
Yesterdays action on scholastic
hardwood gives an unusual slant to
the impending Wilson-Central duel.
Without working up a sweat, the
Tigers ambled to a 45-to-23 win over
st. Albans, but Central, on the other
hand, got in deep water with Mount
Rainier and could manage only a
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Flynn Of 7erps Enters Ranks
|OfCruck Basket Shots Here

Already coming to the fore as one
OF the top-flight collegiate court
men in this area in the last decade,
Maryland's Jack Flynn will be an
attraction all by himself Saturday
night at College Park, where the
Old Line cage and ring teams will
manufacture their second twin bill
of the season.
Flynn, with 116 points to his
credit in eight games, will try to
boost the figures at Hampden-Syd-
ney's expense in the curtain raiser.
The mittmen take on North Caro-
lima Immediately after. The. show
is scheduled for pm.
The hawk-eyed Flynn has been
compared with Ernie Travis, Hermie
Schmarr and Tommy O'Brien, high
scoring courtmen who won their
spurs with Maryland, Catholic U.
and George Washington, respec-
lively.
Travis set an time scoring rec
ord for this area in 1941-42 with 327
points for % games. This Is an
average Of 14.8 points, while Flynn S
is 14.5, and Maryland's schedule this
season contains only 16 games.
Accurate Set-shot Artist.
Like that trio, Flynn is a set-shot
artist with the accuracy of a sub
machine gun. He gets the ball away
in a flash and usually puts it
through the hoop with a swish.
Seldom does he bank one.
Flynn is an excellent team player
and time and again has passed up
shots to give mate a crSGk at the
hoop. But Flynn is the only consist
ent marksman on the Terp squad this
winter and when Coach Burt Ship
ley discovers boy who can ring the
bell he knows how to use him. His
orders are for Flynn to let fly when
ever he gets an opening.
Third With Hampden-Sydney.
Saturdays basket ball game will
be the third between Maryland and
Hampden- Sydney and the rubber
in their series. Maryland won the
first meeting in 1899 by a 1925
margin, but was upset last year.
51-43. The Virginians may make
1t two in row Saturday.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Noted Angler Is Killed
By Toxi While Fishina.

COCOA, Fla, Jan. 24.-A. w
Rowe, 72-year-old sports fisherman
is dead-struck by a taxicab while
fishing from a bridge across the
Indian River.
Rowe held the 1914 all-tackle rec
ord for salt water trout, an award
made by the International Game
Fish Association. He was native
OF Akron, Ohio. and for many years
was an automobile dealer in Oak
Park, Ill.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Godoy Brags Of Punch
For Third u. ). Visit
BY the Associated Press.

y.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. "a
Arturo Godoy, the strong man OF
the Andes, hopes his third boxing
invasion of the United States will
be a distinct omen.
The Chilean, who twice has met
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis in
title bouts, left for the United States
by plane yesterday. He lost a Is
round decision to Louis February g.
1910. but was knocked out in the
8th round of their second scrap on
June 20, also in 1910.
my punch has gained lot OF
power" Godoy said just before
boarding the plane.
Il may have lost some of my
speed" added the 32-year -old 200
FOUNDER. "but now my two-handed
punch gives me great confidence and
I believe can knock out the best
the United States has to offer-in-
cluding Louis"
He has fought in Argentina, Brazil
Peru and Chile. Twice he knocked
out Fernando (the Mighty Meni-
chelli OF Argentina, currently un-
beaten in a visit to the United
States.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Two Rough Mat TiIts
On Tap al Turner'S

It's graphing night again at
Turner's Arena with double
feature that will display four of the
top-ranking heavyweight challeng-
ers atop a five-bout show.
In a match that shapes up as the
toughest of the year, Gino Carl
baldi, the italian toughie, meets
Laverne Baxter, an equally villain
GUS hombre.
The other feature pairs Dutch
Rohde with Mike Orlaff, the pol
ished Russian star who may give the
Dutchman plenty of trouble with
his Greco Roman tricks. Prelim-
inaries list Pat Healy VS.. Pierre
De Glane, Buddy Rogers VS.. Joe
Ludlum and Ace Freeman VS.. Lou
Farino.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Bivins Will Head UIine
Ring Cord February 5

Jimmy Bivins, the Cleveland Ne
gro boxer who is Joe Louis choice as
the best duration battler in the
heavyweight division, viii headline
the Liberty Athletic Clubs boxing
show at Uline Arena . week from
Monday night. February 5.
Bivins has agreed to meet any
opponent selected for him by Pro-
moter Goldie Ahearn, who an
nounced today that he expects to
make choice among Wallace Cross,
Georgia Parks, Terry Randolph or
Gernando (T'he Mighty Menichelli.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Scoring Aces Face as 0SS
Battles Garvin's Grill

A high-powered battle is in pros
pect when Office of Strategic Serv-
ices and Garvin's Grill meet tonight
at 8 in the Heurich Basket Ball
League. 1t will amount to scrap
for individual scoring honors be-
tween George Glamack of OSS and
Gene SzklarZ of Garvin's.
Another spirited rivalry will be
settled when the triple-header opens
at 7 with Senate Beer playing Naval
Research. In the finale, Perruso's s
Cafe. loop leader and defending
champion, faces Headquarters Ma
rlnes. The latter haven't been. 60
ing very strong so far, but have an
aggressive team which hopes to
stage the upset of the year by beat
ing Perruso's.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Oliver Meets Puncher
In CLANCY Monday

A glance at Colon Chaney's rec
ord shows that Dixie Oliver. the
Districts top heavyweight, may be in
for rough night when the battlers
tangle in the feature at Turner's S
Arena Monday.
CLANCY became a headliner in the
Middle West when he floored Bill
Peterson, highly-rated Chicago
puncher, and also put the chill on
Lou Nova for lengthy count. He
also is credited with putting Elmer
Ray on the canvas three times in a
bout that was stopped because of
Chaney's cut eye.
The bout shares the limelight
with the District pro debut of Joe
Cannon, former National AAU well
terweight champion, who will tangle
with Kid Lacey.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Lions Face Shake-Up
After Tossing Away
Game 10 Boston

Unable to make 40 lead stand
up last night against the league
leading Boston Olympics, the Wash
ington Lions today faced a shake
up in a search for a winning COM
bination.
After Boston padded five goals
into the cage to squeeze out win
in last nights wild fray, Coach
Charley Good said Dick Bittner will
be back at the net for Friday nights
encounter with the Philadelphia
Falcons.
Goalie Emile Francis, however.
can't be blamed entirely for the
loss. A couple of fist fights, one be-
tween Nick Phillips and an un-
identified spectator, figured in the
Lions downfall The Olympics
staged their winning rally after
Washington's Al Percival was sent
to the penalty box for battling with
Russ Kopak.
The Lions assumed a 20 lead
in the first period when George
Kelly fired a goal from the blue line
and Smith snapped on the light on
a double pass from Phillips and
Kelly. Smith and Percival raped
in two more markers in the second
period, giving Washington, apparent
ly, a safe lead, but Boston's heavy
artillery swung into action with
devastating effect in the final pc
riod.
Joe Schmidt and Kopak beat
Francis to the net for the Olympics'
first two markers, and Tommy Bren-
nan tied it UP with couple of we'll
placed shots before Al Rittinger
cashed a setup by Marcel Fillion
| for the payoff.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Basket Boil Results
By the Associated press

By the Associated Press.
East.
st. Lawrence, 5S; Ithaca, 81.
Naval Armed Guard, so; Union Temple, SO
U. S. Merchant Marine, "a: Fordham. 26
South
Bainbridge Navy, 81; Valley Forge Hos.
spitah 40.
Melville PIT Base, 80; Camp Endicott, 40
Georgia, 81: Clemson IS. c.. 40.
Norfolk Naval, SO; Duke, ST.
Fort jackson, SO; Charleston Air, As.
Maxwell Field. 70: Auburn. 81.
Naval Air Station, 80; Tulane. 25.
Boyola, 4S: Gulfport MTG, Az
West Kentucky, Tchrs., 40; Tenn. Tech, Al
Murray Tchrs.. 43; Southeast Mo. Tchrs.
Morehead Teachers. 81; GEORGETOWN, As.
Midwest.
Kearney Teachers. AZ; Doane, IS.
Wahpeton Science, AZ; Moorhead Tchrs.
Mayville Teachers. As: jamestown. as.
Calvin, SO; Muskegon Junior College. Al
Lincoln Army Air. 5S; Scott Field Al
Indiana State, 40; Central Normal, 43.
Washburn. Al; Rockhurst, SO.
Simpson, IS; Central, 26.
St. Ambrose. 50; Schick Hospital, so.
W5an.x.F W5Easx Feld, a. 73; .; 2; Of Mexico. 45.
chstavus Adolphus, 80. St. Johns. 80.
Southwest.
NV Mexico; 81; Texas Tech, Al.
Oklahoma, 80; Phillips, 80.
West.
Lbs Alamitos Naval Air, 36; q. 8. C., 20.
Oregon state. 81; Washington, 49,
Phillips Sixty-six, ~; Casper AAB, IS.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.--Juan zurita.
138. Mexico City, knocked out Paul Att
man. lao, Houston, (nontitle).
HARTFORD, Conn. Willie Pep.
ton. 1894. Montreal, 10 (nontitle).
George Red Doty, 154A. Hartford.
Knocked out Art Robinson. $50, Pitts
BRO oookLYN.-Marvin Bryant, 1902.
Dallas, outpointed Joe Agosta, 1904,
BROOKLYN, 8. Cecil Schoonmaker, Ito,
New York, outpointed Joey Blair, 113h,
Nex WIFI n9Ik ssLA1Ns. N. Y.-vinee La
Salya. .145h. Mount Vernon, N. Y,
knocked out Pat Scanlon, 1873, New
york. 4. Lou Alter. 1913, Montreal,
Tnocnfd Toocnfd out scotty Ramase. 1924
sasS' PoRTI.4Np. Me. = coley WEIGH,
1924. Portland, outpointed Cliff
Mailey, .106N, Vineland. N. j., 10. Al
Michard. 14l, Lisbon, outpointed Bob
Pooler. 130, South Portland, 6.
JERSEY Steve Dudas, I94N, Edge
water. outpointed Buddy Knox, s65,
vvayEon; Wy l0. Sai Berardtno. 210. New
1n'k 1xG'rk. TkO HuRhie Walker, 195, Nor
INV BEDFORD, M.ss.-aus Mell,
lS2H. Montreal. knocked out Ernie
11avls, III n, Trenton. N. j., 8. Pedro
GaEveino, ia, Cambridge. outpointed
W1itsr Cones, 1881. New Bedford. e.
L0o AN6&EE9.-Leon' ZorritA, 16B,
Los ANGELES. dectsioned Roman starr.
ioXs Oxianome City, 10.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Naval Barracks League
Continues Fast Pace

United States Naval Barracks
Basket Ball League will play its
usual three-game schedule at Gen.
tral High tomorrow night. In the
opener at $50 Quarters D will meet
Censorship, Foreign Disbursing op-
poses Bureau of Personnel an hour
later, and in the finale Bureau OF
Aeronautics will tangle with Bu-
reau of Ships.
Last night at Western Bomb Dis
posal extended its streak to four by
defeating Communications, 1922,
with Dave Hatcher hitting the cords
for 81 points In other tits Opera
tions won over Radio Central, 42-27,
and Busanda tripped Bureau OF
Ordnance Export, 35-14
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Buird Is Chosen Prexy
OF Little Rock Club
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. a.
John P. Baird, head of an advertis-
ing company, has been elected presi-
dent Of the Little Rock club of the
Southern Association.
He succeeds Roy l.. Thompson,
who resigned after selling his in
terests to Business Manager Way
Winder and Willis Hudlin, Trav-
eler pitcher and former manager.
HuSun was elected vice president
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Gonzogo Ring Tourney
In Quorter-FinuIs

Quarter finals Of the Gonzaga
High. intramural boxing tournament
now are on tap following completion
Of the 16-bout second-round pro-
gram yesterday.
Outstanding among yesterdays
matches was the Junior class 180-
190-pound bout between Johnny
OKeefe and Jim Pope, with OKeefe
winning the decision.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Merricks Twice Victors

Merrick Boys Club picked up two
victories last night in the clubs bas-
ket ball league when the 120-pound-
ers whipped Georgetown, 34-l3. and
the 135-pounders downed Alexan-
dria, 28-15. The 120-pound game
between Eastern and Columbia was
postponed. Both games were played
at Merrick.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
|ViIIor, Brown Headline
Comp Springs Boxing

Another bang-up boxing show at
Camp Springs tomorrow evening is
topped of with a bout between
Claude Villar and Matte Brown, To-
cal heavyweight who lasted 10
rounds with Joe Louis.
Outstanding amateurs of the Dis
trict will round out the show on a
card featuring action in four di-
visions.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Totals IL l % Totals

IotaIs II 70 IotaIs To 70
Tiger Quint Is Developing.
Wilson'S win over st. Adams on
the Saints floor may not mean a
great deal because of the losers
lack of experience. but it did dis
play Tiger five that is developing
some new pass plays and showing
an aggressiveness that may cause
trouble in the interhigh shakeup.
Gene Taylor, standout forward.
collected 16 points to take scoring
honors and lead the Tigers to their
siyth win
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Totals e23 Totals 20 4
Colts Have Balanced Attack.

The Coolidge teams strong point
Is a balanced attack that gives
every player on the squad a chance
for a basket, and the Colts have
capitalized on teamwork In the abb
sence of outstanding performers to
turn out a real team.
In yesterdays win on their home
floor, the Colts handed the ball
around freely, with Buck Henry
racking eight points. Billy Lake
getting seven, and Ken Hazel and
Dana Scott six apiece,
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Sports Program
For Local Fans

.- ....- TODAY.
Basket Bali.
Gonzaga at Central, 4.
Episcopal at Tech, 8.
Charlotte Hall at Maryland
Park, 4.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program,
Turner's Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
st. Johns at AnacoStia. 4.
Charlotte Hall VS.. st. An
thongs, Catholic u, 4.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
IN. c. State League Set.
Reudy to Resume Pluy
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSoclAteo fteSe.
DURHAM, N. c., Jan. 24-The
North Carolina State League, an
eight-club class D circuit which has
been idle since the close Of the 1912
season, has been returned to active
status.
Announcement of the Leagues re-
vival Is made by President w. Ct.
Bramham OF the minors.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Win,Lose or Draw
Shanghai Sports Gorden Spot Before War
By JOHN B. KELLER.

He big this sergeant he'd been Multi
coored ribbons above his left showed that
the places he talked mostly of oneShangha That's for
you the big sergeant said before the
Full of hell and the finest sports really saw
Other than racing hadn't heard that Shanghai
before the particularly keen about sports What did they
have there?
"Al the action you especially
4h Marines between 1929 replied
was BASEBALL plenty of bowling lot boxing wrestling
cricket old English basket ball And marines found
enough competition plenty Shanghai had its
right around the calendar
one of the
series between the the British
the American teams To help out the British when played them
baseball catcher would
bowler wicket when time cricket match
Pretty chummy, eh?
Peak of the baseball
Shanghai amateurs played the 4h Marines that though
American Club
Both always enjoyed the fully.
so artist
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Mcdaniel on BucknelI Five

AS Willard Mcdaniel of Sill
yer Spring, Md, is a member of
the Bucknen basket ball team. He
plays guard and has started in
every game. A member of the Navy
Wiz Unit, Mcdaniel previously at
tended Washington College.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Girl Busketers Score

In Banneker Recreation Girls
Basket Ball League play last night
the Hawkettes defeated the Harvard
Street Bloodhounds, 22-13, and the
Cowtown Buccaneers nicked the
Euclid Street Tigers, 1910.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Totals 81 a45 Totals I'll
Riders Gain in Defeat.

Roosevelt, winless In interhigh
play, rates bow for holding good
George washington five to a low
score at Alexandria The Riders
occasionally provided a sparkle In
their play, but not enough to over
come the brilliant shooting of Dave
Rice and Bus Brown Of the Little
Presidents. Rice registered IA points.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Schmidt Tops Soldier Quint

Charley Schmidt, former George
town basketer, is leading the potent
Camp Lee quint in scoring with
l8O points for the first games
Charley Mas, teammate, has ITO
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Totals ----lb z 50 IOtaIS - To
Blair Was Heavy FavOrite.

Washington-Lee, beaten by
George Washington and Episcopal,
and lacking in experience and vet
eran balance, was 1-to-l0 shot
against Blair outfit that whipped
Bethesda and has been burning up
the outlying circuit.
The Little Generals, however, are
known for their ability to shine
when the outlook is darkest, and
managed to exc out a win by q
point margin after seesaw battle
through all four quarters.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Alumni Visit HyuttsxiIle

Boy and girl basket ball teams at
Hyattsville High meet alumni quin-
tets tonight in the school gym on
q twin bill starting at 7:15,
Evening star., 1945-01-24

Totals s----13 8 81 Totals III 80
The days other contests ran true
to form, as Charlotte Hall defeated
Laurel, 49 to %, on the losers court,
and Fairfax swamped visiting Mount
Vernon, 81 to 20.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
lc-4A to Make Schedules

NEW YORK. Jan. "a R.-The1
eighth annual schedule-making con-
ference Of the IC-4A opens today at
the Biltmore Hotel. It will end
Friday.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Marine Won Golf Title, But Got Scunt Notice

I'VE marines had all
OF the
in it. We didn't anything
been pretty good the States lot of dough down him
But it took arguing with the club him the
tournament They weren't looking entries the ranks Now
Broaddu didn't
had
loaned them the marine
well, Broaddu did practice
reeed of 66 the final cubman
from the didn't well
China story
&C.. results was-Boaddus
Everybody into the bowling
the International Recreation Club
Also
the Foreign YMCA and the German Garten Club.
The
match they always the opposition
all close Even though
off stride after entertainment
pin
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Ring Wasn't Safe Spot for Mat Referee

And what wrestling matches had The marines weren't much
STYLE but they willing
promoter
husky marine to take him Hired referee Australian
exfeaherweght boxer Well didn't anything
wrestling but he rugged and before long those
committing mayhem
taking that.
bout a rngside
Filipino and Freddie Zavach of the These
fought three
knockout, the ending going
zavach finished Gonzalezs
The Chinese in Shanghai wild basket ball
lot of they couldn't do anything
Pirates. That team through without being
licked.
And there
Thundeng Herd of 1929 British
Shanghai
baw both clubs had spend half the night Smebad the Sailors
New Deal bar getting themselves shape.
Shanghai
chucking
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Roosevelt Juyvees Aheod

Roosevelt Junior basketers edged
Paul Junior Highs five, 1926. yes
terday.
Evening star., 1945-01-24

Totals a1331 Totals IL Il
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Lietuvos zmones nuolat ma.
siniai tremiami Rusijos gilu-
ma, nes taip Sovietai pasiryze
| isnaikinti Lietuviu tauta ant
visados. Lietuviai bega nuc
lyomunistu baisaus siaubo pa
gauti. Daugelis ju heveliia
n1irti negu gyventi po ju kuju
ir pjautuvu. Bet dar kol sve-
timuose krastuose tebera Lie
tuvos sunu ir dukru isgirskime
tevynes balsa = visi Lietuvlal
subruskime dirbti del lailningo
tavynes rytoiaus, kad musV
numyleta Lietuva butu lalsva
ir nepriklaus<ma valstybe vel
Kevotoja,