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Evening star., 1945-01-11
Crowds So Bly, High School Fives Adopt Single Game Pa
Lucille Young, Cooked to Shoot,
Sets Record in Star Tourney

land at Brookland in the Ladies
District League, missed an oppor-
tunity to take the lead in women's
scratch games when she hung up a
season record with 1853. She neglected
to enter the tournament. Likewise
Welby Kilies with 1872 for Hi-Skor
and Mike Avon with 453 for Spill
way, tossed away the high scores of
the Mems District League.
1t. Guy Rolls Fifth Time.
1t. Joe Guy, competing for the
fifth time in the tournament, rolled
4S-401 IN the Library of Congress
League at Brookland.
Best scores reported last night:
BETHEsDA-Eva Baker. 39-401 LA
BRooKLANp-women; Sarah Biehen.
diaddng 1aM877 ladies DiytrictJ; De-
lores Smith, 63-376 Library Of Congressl.
Men .sstsr L Enss sa4s Mlchissn
1T Joe Guy. 4S-401 Library of Con-
q SIARENDoNwwomsq Il. s3 Florence Es e ssE;-
Kisler; gam4o4 Iclarendon commercial G.
Yoaos 9oNVENT9S s15s Fadne gS%en SooR Lgsf
GAO mixed); Anita Fleming, 1855
(U s Employment Seryicel. Men: Gene
Auldridge. 1O2-44s fAmeriean Security;
A. F. SpIvey. sr.. 63-427; Hap Welch, rs
-420: w. w. Conklan. GAIA Building
Managementp: Albert Lebert.A 57-40s
FORT DAvIs-women: Pearl Bailey. 90
-406: Violet Glove. 96-394 Fairfax
Village mixed). Men: A. G. Garrett, los
| -434 tHydrographic); Frank Leimbach.
! 66-42s; Chester Tolson. 54-409 (Fair-
| GREENWAY-Women: Kathryn Gwn-
frieds. 132-413; Kitty Wilke. S4-404;
Lola Mae Thomas, 102-401: Florence R.
Hinman, 66-399 Pearl E. Miller, III
39S; Ruth Henneway. 1880 Ladies
Census. Men: F. w. Appler, 66-467;
Norman G. Lowe, 72-435; Frederick L.
Bggyne, lo2-42l; joseph NJ. o,connor'
ICE PALACE-Women: Mrs. Thornton
w. Owen 141-396; Mrs. r. c. Kirchner,
$3.50 blessed Sacrament.
HI-SKOR-Men: W. H. Schwartz, 11S-
4"4; Robert A; Bennett, 90-4l7; J. B.
Korb, 13s-422 bureau of Medical Sur
'geryl: Ed Blakeney. 6-407 DistricD.
| KING PIN-Women: Louise SwegeI. 40
t-405 (Ad1utant Generals ONCE mixedl !:
Doris Goodall, 66-3Ss ladies DISTRICT.
Men: Matthew Potchan, S4-403 (Adjutant
Generals Once mixed.
LUCKY STRIKE-Lt William Weir, Ill
t-42S Navy.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Strong Landon 0uint
May Be Loop Choice

Landon Schools basket ball team
may prove to be one of the strongest
prep quints in the District this sea-
son. In fact, if the cagers live up
to expectations, they will be IA
vored to take the Interstate Acad-
emic Conference title.
Coached by Irish Langton, the
squad has three returning lettermen
in Bill Kacy. center; AL Earnest,
forward, and Jack Leachman, guard.
The other two members of the first
team are Bill Smith. foot 31a inch
forward, and Peter Armstrong,
guard, both newcomers to the squad
Kacy has been the outstanding
player so far this season, averaging
nine points a game.
Other players include Don Harris,
Jay Ridgely, Steve Simpson, Tom
Manfuso and Lou Loewenstein. The
schedule:
January II. Boys Latin, 13, Gonzaga;
Friends: 20. at St. James; %, at Balti-
more Friends; 20, Bethesda; 81. at Char.
lotte Hall: February Q, Gaithersburg: 10
at Eyattsvlle: 16, at st. Adams: 10, at
Georgetown Prep: 20. at Rockville; 21
Dewitt; 26, at ST. Andrews; 27. Montgom-
lery-Blair.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
BY BOB MCLEAN.

Believe it or hot, it wasn't really
Billy Furrone that Ray Sugar
Robinson TKOd at 2:28 of the sec
ond round last night at Uline
Arena. Not the way Robinson looks
at it.
1t was a fighter named Jake La
Motta, the only boxer who ever won
a decision over Robinson in the
Sugarman's 46 starts in the profess
Sional prize ring. Furrone may have
abso1 bed the punches last night, but
in Robinsons mind he was fighting
La Motta.
I've never forgotten the only
guy who could ever beat me"
Robinson said. He taught me more
about boxing than any other man.
1t was from Jake that I learned
how to take care of body puncher.
And every time get in a ring with
an infighter like this Furrone I
figure it's Jake I'm fighting again"
Robinson's obsession over his only
defeat may have accounted for a
great deal of his ferocity last night.
Never once did he let up in his at
tack on game opponent who was
helpless under barrage of leather
that probably was the best exhibi-
ton of punching power displayed in
the ring since prewar days.
Furrone tried to get inside the
Robinson offense in the opening
round but that's something no pres
|ent-day fighter except La Motta
ever has been able to do. Ray
slammed him mercilessly all over
the ring in the opening stanza, and
in the second round found the
range and blasted Furrone to the
canvas four times before Refetee
Charley Reynolds stopped the ac-
ton in the interests of humanity.
Billy took a two-count the first time,
nine the second and third times
and was washed up the fourth time.
Robinson, who fights out of De-
troit, weighed 140. Furrone, Phil
adelphian, tipped the scales at l46
In the only acceptable preliminary
fight of. the evening, Pete Virgin, a
Bronx Dead End kid, who weighed
127 pounds soaking wet, KOd Felix
Evening star., 1945-01-11
BeIvoir Quint So Coco, /,
Foes Are Hard to List

Fort Belvoir's redhot unbeaten
basket ball team has a tough time
getting games, and one of the rea-
sons is the type of 40 to IA walloping
the Engineers handed Fort Myer
South Post last night.
The Engineers still are trying to
get a game with Bainbridge. They
advised Belvoir Tuesday prior to a
scheduled game that it was impos-
sible to put on the contest because
the Belvoir court was too small.
The Belvoir court is AZ by 80, ac-
cording to the camp athletic officer.
Regulation size is so by "a.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Teachers Five Is Seeking
Sixth Victory in Loop

D. C. Teachers, only undefeated
team in the District Recreation De-
partment Negro Basket Ball League,
will be seeking its sixth straight to-
morrow night when it meets Petro-
leum five at Banneker at 8:45.
The Teachers beat GPO, now in
second place, in their last game,
53-35. Chubby Cooke and Woody
Gwaltney of the winners and Tom
my Giles of GPO shared honors
with IT points each.
In the womens section, GAO
scored a 1913 victory over Quarter
master. Freedmens Nurses kept
their clean slate by defeating GAO
later. 1915. Navy Yard outscored
Civil Service aggregation, 17-9.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
By ROD THOMAS.

Lucille Young, who needed bit of
coaxing to enter The Stars bowling
tournament because of her low
handicap, today was the only duck
pin expert to hold a place among
the leaders and she was on top with
the second highest league set ever
blasted by woman in Washington
Rolling at Convention Hall in the
General Accounting Office Mixed
League. Mrs. Young reeled off games
.of l39, las and 159 for a score OF
444. crossing 453 with 9-pin handi-
cap. She failed by one stick to equal
the District record held by Lucy
Rose of Rosslyn, registered in the
Ladies District League during the
1923 season. However, her set was
a season record for the city.
Thus encouraged, Lucy re-enterec
the tournament last night at Brook.
land. rolling with Ice Palace against
Brookland in the Ladies District
loop but this time she fired only
3S9, although having three time.
more handicap than at the Hall.
Supplants Anne Habercom.
Mrs. Young supplanted Anne Ha.
bercom, who early in the tournament
rolled 42-434 at Rosslyn. Doroth,
Mccarthy of Brookland is thirt
with 60-426; Louise Latham O
Brookland fourth with 87-423 an,
Jean Fawcett, Silver Spring, fiftl
with 69-419.
The entire Census Ladies Leagu
competed at the Greenway Bow
Kathryn GWnfrieds was higl
among the 73 Census entrants wit
132-413. High man of the nigh
at Greenway, where the tourna
ment has taken hold in a big wa
due to the enterprise of Manage
Dean Hawkins, was F. w. Apple
of FBI with 66-467.
Coast Guard Chief Warrant Office
Dick Still, who chalked up 90-5O2 a
the Hi-Skor several nights ago, stil
heads the mems standing, trailed b
Grover Sheppard, Takoma with g.
491; Angelo Di Napoli, Greenway
87-481, and Joseph Sally, Clarendon
81-479.
Georgia Hays, rolling with Brook
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Limit Ring Shows
To One q Week

"One professional boxing show
a week is about all the Capital
City can stand at the present
time"
That statement was released
yesterday as the reason behind
the Boxing Commissions refusal
to allow Promoter Joe Turner to
put on weekly show. The pres
ent setup, with Turner's card
running on alternate. weeks, and
Uline shows sandwiched in the
vacant spots, will be retained.
Turner puts on his first show
OF the year next Tuesday night
at the w street arena with Bee
Bee Washington and Johnny FL
nazzo meeting in the top bout.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
A. u. Ties for League
Lead by Routing VIC.

American University, which ran
over Washington College, 1888, last
night on the Eagle floor, now is tied
for the basket ball lead of the
Mason-Dixon Conference with
Bridgewater College, which it en-
counters at A. U. Saturday night.
Each has won two games and lost
none in the league.
Ray Love, with 26 points, and
Richie Poston, with Is, were the
Eagle hot shots
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Cubuns First Mats
In Line for 1o45

First Mats in line for the 1945
American League baseball cam
paign-if there is to be one-are
the Cubans who came back to
finish the 1914 season after quit
ting in midsummer because of
draft difficulties.
Signed contracts of Gill ,rto
Torres, better than average
third baseman; Mike Guerra,
catcher who may supplant the
veteran Rick Ferrell as first
stringer, and Bob Ortiz. big out
fielder, have been received, at-
cording to Clark Griffith. club
president.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
loopLists 4Week- End
Ti|ts;; Finds Outside
Rivals Are Tough

Scholastic sports, only major form
of competition untouched by the
Governments threatened crack
down, are headed for their biggest
boom here. A roaring District inter-
high basket ball race goes into a Sec
ond big week end tomorrow with a
schedule revised so as to take care
of crowds such as filled Techs big
gym to overfiowing last week end.
The new setup designed by Tony
Kupka, physical education head, to
accommodate a greater portion of a
sports-hungry public, pegs two inter-
high contests on Friday and another
pair on Saturday, but the double
header system has been abolished
The games have been moved apart
with one in the afternoon and the
other at night.
In announcing the new starting
times after meeting of the high
school coaches at Central yesterday
Kupka gave "ogercrowding" as a
reason for the new setup. I'VE had
2,700 fans jammed in the Tech gym
last Friday night, and with repre-
sentatives Of four schools present
under one roof for a double header
the crowd situation could have got
ten out of control"
Tussles on Tech Court.
First game on the new schedule
goes on the boards at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon when Tech meets
Coolidge. Wilson will take on West
ern at o'clock at night
On Saturday, Central tangles with
Roosevelt at o'clock and Anacos-
tia plays Eastern at o'clock.
All interhigh games this week END
will be in the Tech gym, but it was
announced yesterday that courts al
Eastern and Roosevelt also are
available and some of the games in
the future may be shifted there.
Meanwhile, high school quintets
continued to take a beating from
the prep schools in non-series con-
tests. Bulls slapped down Central
Al to "a; st. Johns edged Coolidge
35 to "a, and Gonzaga ran over Ana
costa, Al to %.
The Bulls Central battle on the
Vikings hardwood developed into a
tussle between Billy Earl and Jim
Kneale, Prepmen aces, and Gus
Baroutas and Steve Manos of Cen
trail. Paced by Earl, who took high
scoring honors with 18 points, Bull
lis had 5-to-3 lead at the first
quarter, but Baroutas and Manos
aided by Blackie Sellwyn, tied it up
l5-all. at the half.
Bulls Spurts to Lead.
Kneale and Earl went on scor-
ing spree in the third quarter, how
ever, to score IA points to the Vik-
ings' 9. The diminutive Baroutas
bounced back in the final period
to menace the Bulls lead, but
the game was sewed up by a pair
of baskets each by Earl and Joe
Lynch.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Swimming Meet at Dunbar

An indoor swimming meet. spon-
sored by the Recreation Department,
will be held in the Dunbar pool to-
morrow night starting at 7:30
Events are listed for boys, girls men
and women and include free
style, sidestroke, backstroke, breast
stroke and RELAYS,
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Totals 13 935 Totals 13 {
Kelly PAGES Gonzaga Win.

Gonzaga, with George Kelly as
the standout hoop rattler, has run
up string of five straight wins
and rates as the most powerful
prep aggregation in town. The
Eagles had no trouble with Ana
costa on Purple hardwood yes
terday. piling up a halftime lead
of 26 to II and breezing in with
Kelly running up II points for top
scoring Iaurels.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Sports Program
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.

TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Interhigh series, Tech gym.
Tech VS.. Coolidge, 4.
Wilson VS.. western, 8.
Bethesda VS.. Blair, Ritchie, Col
iseum, College Park, 8.
Bladensburg at Maryland Park,
1.
Greenbelt at Hyattsville, 4.
Landon at Friends, $3.50.
Laurel at Mount Rainier, $50.
Fairfax at Charlottesville, 8.
Dewitt at st. Adams, 4.
George Washington at WASH
ington-Lee, 7:30.
Gallaudet at Washington Col
lege.
Hockey.
Washington VS.. New York,
Uline Arena, $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Win,Lose or Draw
Pro Grid Leoders Put on Brokes at Last Minute
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN,

CHICAGO, jan l1-Charley Murray,
telling raft Of stories about Corbett
what happened
suddenly decided this time discussing football
Corbett and another fighter their
In which the latter
taking too much of sheakng the coming heavyweight
AT the appointed
pitch and conked the fellow the chin didn't blink
Trng badly and fearful might his
realized ne had weathed Jms heaviest artillery Cobett moved
close and whispered oka now With that he eathered right
to the head and his rival dropped though
Here National Football
business usual when suddenly dawned the might
be in bad taste and possibly the full Jimmy
Byrnes athlete decided
April when they'll meet which the
Is blowing before ahead with their plans
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Bulls Spurts to Lead.
Totals 20 IA Totals
st. Johns Rally Tells.

st. Johns Rally Tells.
st. Johns basketers are giving
their followers nervous palpitations
with the way they win ball games
in the final minutes of action. 1t
wasn't until the last 40 seconds of
play on their home count that
Fran Gaegler sank free throw to
topple Coolidge by one point after
Tommy Gletner sank charity shot
with minute to CO. The Johnnies
trailed all the way up to that point.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

played bangup game to take a
9-to-8 lead before the Middies
brought in the second of four teams.
Flynn Tailed 18 points.
Navy began to blast in the second
quarter and held a 35-to-15 lead
at half-tim
Evening star., 1945-01-11
I Loop TiIts One-Sided

Westminster romped over Wood
ward School, 47-17, in last nights
feature of the YMCA Basket Ball
League. YMCA defeated Jefferson,
29-16, and Naylor Gardens trim
med House Pages, 25-17.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
.CopitoIs Shift Official

Washington Capitols, officially
transferred to Paterson, N. j.. In
the American Basket Ball League,
will begin operations January 20
under the name of the Crescents.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Coolidge Joyvees Score

Coolidge Highs jayvees found
easy pickings in the Silver Spring
intermediate auint. winning by
42-l2 on the victors' floor. Stan
King was Coolidge's star.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Marines Get Bulls Star

Tony Musolino of Bulls Prep,
awarded the Touchdown Clubs
trophy as the outstanding prep
school gridder in this area, today
reports to the Marine Corps for
active duty.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Bonneker Eleven Tops Loop

Banneker Recreation Center's 95-
pound football team won top honors
in the Region G league. 1t was
coached by Eddie Davis, former
Seminary star.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
GAO Bosketers on TOP

General Accounting Once, with
Phil Blanks nine points deciding
the issue. defeated the Chinese EN-
bassy quint, 32-3l. at Roosevelt High
last night.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

Willard Derrick of Sherwood also
accounted for 16 markers as his team
notched its sixth straight by hand
ing Friends it's first defeat of the
season
Evening star., 1945-01-11

Totals 13 22s Totals Il
Bob Foster starred for Maryland
Park in it's home-gym win over st.
Albans by arching in 16 points to
keep his team in front over the en-
tire route.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

TotaIs 13 3 % Totals 8 016
A fighting ST. Paul's team that
smashed in 33 points in the second
half nearly overcome Roosevelt after
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Marshall Refuses to Share Adjournment Meeting

Drafting players at this time would be putting the finger
them military of calling attention athlete
might have legitimate for not being in uniform but
civvies The shud
wouldn't
league
that
The movement adjourn without ranactng business began
crystalzng the breakfast table
night the draft might be passed until later but the coaches
draft they said,
board When the meeting and
with plans obvious
time before Marshall the Washington
the tdings the session
Marshall figured his pulled fankng him
to the left sit through the session take
quoted the rule book his
Commissioner Elmer Layden only statement of
the o-day session.
ut legal" he said.
didn't talk he thought anything said
might hghten confusion although
the adopting pessmisc attitude All of the
emphaay declared they would unless the
specifically forbids sport kind
Evening star., 1945-01-11
League Hockey Results

Cleveland Barons. 4: Hershey Bears, 4.
Buffalo Bisons, 3; Providence Reds. g..
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Brooklyn May Share Polo Grounds With Giants

This January meeting All the rest have been
Mandel I'VE found impractical
this time. April will be better"
With three months until the next gathering and until
heads confident
situation all fronts including home will be better and
permitted Right they the
defined before proceeding assemble their
The Brooklyn situation causing concern but nobody
Topping will home for his wandering
Tigers Topping the Polo Grounds
Giants awaywhch could be arranged when the
made there he gain entry
Stadium by purchasing baseball stock
Hickey told him the
football club of owned by the Brooklyn
club deal and personally inspired hickey
the this but abso
football there in 946
look stupid enough to play
let you over, you?" Topping asked.
Rickey replied, worried"
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Penn Relays 10 Be Run
April 27-B Unless
0DT Calls Hall
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-THE
Penn Relays will be run April 27-28
as planned unless the Once of De-
fense Transportation specifically
bans them, Jamison Swarts, director
of athletics and manager of the
Penn relay carnival at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, said today.
Tn these days, though Swarts
said, anything is tentative"
Swarts said he was awaiting final
Government Interpretation of an
ODT ban on conventions and gath
erings expected later this week.
About 95 per cent of the $4,000
spectators last year were from Phil
adelphia and its suburbs Swarts
said. In prewar days attendance
was as high as 10000"
AT least 80 per cent of the COM
peting colleges are within a 100
mile radius. of Philadelphia" he
added.
The Philadelphia Inquirer invita-.
tion meet on January 27 will be ot
the polar bear" variety instead Of
being held indoors. First scheduled
for Convention Hall, the newspape,
has announced that it will be hele
on Pennsylvania's outdoor boare
track in the afternoon.
Competition will be in three di.
vislons-the AAU, college and schoo
events.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
St. Anthony's, Maryland Park,
Friends, Roosevelt Victors

the Riders had taken a l6-to-4 lead
at the half
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