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Evening star., 1945-02-25
Basket Boil Scores

Army, 81: n. Y. q. 81.
sssa,. sasn NsSa Air s. s... ouss s p.
sainbTids.; es; Navy, 80.
Cornell Midshipmen, 90; Ithaca collese,
Tsm TsmaE. HamgshiEs gs ysns se s,s,a M.ine 50.
whsstoni, IS IS; colles. of Physical Educ.-
West viIsinia, so; Pittsburgh, A.
ssals5s sefs 5sel:sa Essh s. ssRfIs.a alfs.n g.
Kansas. 64; Missouri, SO.
oSis dSTs Sat-. s5ate az e. 1Sai.n. okIshoma "a 2e
Tennessee. 81; Murray State Teachers, IS.
Norfolk Naval Training. So; Camp Brad
Northwestern. itfEi ste 81; Illinois, 4s.
Iowa. 6s: Wisconsin, IS
West Chester Teachers. e5: renn.. Mill
Sanisias' s.; Sermon, A.
GoHsss1 GSsiola e. e ksnnir ksns ssaSss RSsn. 81
eonnessieus eonaesas e. Tesss North..stesn 8 M g.
TTuskssse, Tuass;s IS; CLARK g.
hugusta Military Academy, ~: Nshburne
Jackson AAs. ss: Mississippi; 81,
Sunia.a. 90; fas e.sas.is e. T.sS.. kI,o s. 30
Z. c. N. T.. 80: St JoSeph'h a.
Lafayette. II: Rider, 81.
Albright, "A: IehiRh. 3s.
Capitol 20: Heidelberg, "a
Eastern Kentucky Teachers. So: Lincoln
Camp Patrick Henry. "a: Union Temple
Alabama, So; Mississippi State, 3s.
North Central. As: AuEustiana, SO.
Northern Illinois Teachers, AZ; Southern
:. Illinois Teachers. 40:
st. Mary's tWinona). 65; AUGSBURG, 40.
st. Olaf. 40; st. Thomas, Al.
Kansas State, So: Nebraska. A..
Lincoln AAB. 64 Phillips Oilers. so.
Valparaiso, 90: Concordis, AZ.
Washington o., 54: Emerson, %.
Gettysburg, 73: Western Maryland, SO.
174th Infantry, 80; Tulsa, 22.
Drury College. So: Baker q. 81.
Utah State, 80; Denver. SO.
Wofford, So: Furman, 40.
Simpson, 43; Drake.40.
Illinois Wesleyan, 55: Camp Ellis, ~.
De Paul, IS; Western Kentucky, A.
Macalaster, "a: Concordia, 80.
Otterbein, So; Wittenbere, -.
Long Island, SO: Brooklyn. "a.
Ellis Island c. g.. II; Yeshiva, Sc.
Vanderbilt, Sc: Seuthewestern. IS.
IL. S. u, 20: Northwestern da), "a.
Colorado Aggies. 43: Fort LOGAN, Al.
Oreson State, Al; Idaho, 33.
Wyoming, 80; Brigham Youna. 81.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Hockey Lions, Rovers
Ti|ting in New York

The Washington hockey Lions
tangle with the New York Rovers in
Madison Square Garden this after
noon and return here Tuesday
night to close their Eastern Hockey
League campaign against N's York
in Uline Arena at $3.50.
On Friday night the Lions will
play host to the Rovers in the in
augural of their 12-game United
States Amateur Hockey Association
series on Uline ice.
Tuesday, Lions and Rovers will
eliminate the blue lines on the ice
and observe only the big red stripe
in their final league match here.
The setup does away with most of
the whistle blowing on offsides
and speeds up the passing and
scoring.
However. in arranging TUESDAYS
match both teams emphasized that
the blue lines will be abolished for
that game only, since the impending
Hockey Association series will be
played under regular rules.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
BY JACK HAND,

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Minor
league baseball will insist on checks
against postwar major expansion
before signing any new major minor
agreement, it was indicated today
as members of the 10-man revision
committee headed for Chicago to
open important meetings Monday
Although the Chicago sessions
probably will produce nothing more
than an airing of ideas, naming of a
smaller subcommittee to meet with
a similar group from the ma jors Is
to be expected. All recommenda-
tions will be subject to approval at
the December National Association
convention.
One prominent minor Lacquer
proposed that the new commits
sioner, when named, should be the
umpire to decide when minor terri
tory could be invaded" and how
much should be paid. AS matters
stand now major club can take
over a minor franchise by paying
the league only $4,000 and making
suitable arrangements with the in
diVidual owner, disregarding the
stability of the circuit.
Some Compromise Likely.
The majors have indicated will
ingness to arbitrate, but have turned
down each proposal sponsored by
the smaller leagues. As the agree
ment that ties together the two
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Postwar Check on Big Leagues
lis Minors Aim in New Pact

groups expires January IL, 1916
some compromise must be made.
A committee appointed by Presi-
dent w. G. Bramham of the Ma
tional Association several years age
completed a tentative draft of new
code just before Pearl Harbor, but
the chairman of that group is not
a member Of the present setup and
many amendments are likely.
There has been some agitation In
the minors calling for a vote in
naming the commissioner and a sug-
gestion that they pay one-third OF
the expenses of the once. The big
leagues have not been receptive to
this idea and probably would not
approve.
The question probably would be
academic because the successor to
the late K. NJ Lands is likely to be
named before any new pact is ac-
cepted in December.
Higher Draft Price Sought.
Increase in the draft price above
the $500 maximum will be asked
by the Pacific Coast League, but
opinion appears divided, even in the
minors, as to its advisability There
is similar split on suggestion tc
permit class A and Al leagues te
pay a bonus to free agents.
Acceptance of the new "czar" with
much the same powers they granted
Lands is believed on the calendar
although there may be a rewordine
Of the conduct detrimental to base.
ball" clause similar to that foune
Fin the new major league pact.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Virginia Places Pair
On A|I-State Quint
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press, .t T.
RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 24.-Vir-
ginia's State champions won two
berths on the Associated Press Old
Dominion basket ball team for l94s
and Hampden-Sydney, Richmond
and Virginia Tech captured ont
position each.
Selected on the basis OF the votes
of Virginia college coaches. the all.
star FIVE takes the floor as follows
Forwards-Freddie CAN'T, Rich.
mond, and George Herring, Hamp.
dem Sydney; center-Cliff Schroe.
der. Virginia; guards-Harry Bush.
kar, Virginia Tech, and Bill Pickett
Virginia.
CAN'T and Bushkar are repeaters
having been named on the 1914 all.
State team.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
ST. Paul S High Plans
First Baseball Team

Athletic officials at st. Paul's High
School, making plans for the basket
ball clash with ST. Anthony's Tues
day night at o'clock in the Cath
olic University gym, also are ar
ranging for the organization of q
baseball team.
1t will be the first nine in the
history OF the school and its forma
ton is made possible by the success
OF the schools initial entry into
formal court competition this year
that comes to red-hot climax in
the tilt with st. Anthony's for the
championship of the Catholic Co
educational School League.
Locked in a 1-all tie with their
rivals, Coach Hart Downs Trojans
have been working overtime in prac-
tice sessions during the past week
and are ready to give the opposition
hot battle. - "'
Campus and st. Anthony's of the
Parochial School League will lead
of the nights action in a pre-
liminary game at 7 O'Clock,
Evening star., 1945-02-25
1erps and Penn State
End Ring Duel, 4-AI

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Feb. "a
Penn State and Maryland battled to
a A draw tonight in their boxing
meet here. A win for Lion Heavy
weight Larry Luhrs in the final bout
deadlocked the issue.
Penn State carried off three deci-
sions, Maryland two, and two other
bouts were draws. Penn State for
feited the 127-pound match.
In the heavyweight match, Luhrs
and Dick Terry went at it hammer
and tongs from the outset, and the
Lion heavy was sporting a comfort
able lead when Terry was disquali-
fed for foul tactics.
Ken Malone and Nick Ranieri,
the latter a Lion football star
fought to standstill in the IT'S
pound match. George Murphy
Maryland 120-pounder, and Navy
Trainee Bill Cramer put on a whirl-
wind bout which also was declared
even.
Maryland's winners were Bill
Greer, who scored by a wide margin
over Navy Trainee Joe Bondi in the
145-pound bout, and Tommy Ma
loney, who gave Freshman Jack
Seitchik boxing lesson in the 1885,
pound contest. Summaries:
100 pounds-Georse Murphy, Maryland
and Bill Cramer, draw
127 pounds--Ray Richards, Maryland
winner by forfeit.
135 pounds-Paul smith, Penn State
knocked out Bill Filbert in 12 seconds
OF second round.
145 pounds-Bin Greer, MARYLAND, de.
cisioned over Joe Bondi
155 pounds-Tom Maloney, Maryland
decision over Jack Seitchik.
l65 pounds-Ed Davies. Penn State
decision over. Sid Sherman
I15 pounds-Ken Malone. Maryland
and Nick Ranieri. draw
Heavyweight-Larry Luhrs, Penn State
in second round
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Red Book Reveals 274inA A. l..
With Mats Roster LARGEST

The crux Of the whole baseball man.
power problem hinges upon Con.
gress' action on the proposed work.
or-fght legislation.
The American League, for in.
stance, has 1875 4-Fs forming the
experienced nucleus of the circuits
playing strength. If these fail ir7
draft re-examinations and are not
required to enter war plants the
league possibly will be up to last
years caliber.
Clubs Seem Well Stocked.
The Red Book lists the numerical
strength of the eight American
League clubs by departments a.
follows:
Washington Nationals - Fifteer
pitchers, catchers, 13 infielders,
outflelders..
Boston Red Sox-Thirteen pitch.
ers, 2 catchers, infielders, 8 out.
f1elders.
Chicago White Sox - Seventeen
pitchers, 4 catchers, IL inf1elders, 1
outfielders.
Cleveland Sixteen pitch.
ers, 8 catchers, 10 infielders, 7 out.
f1elders.
Detroit Tigers-Ffteen pitchers, 4
catchers. II inf1elders, 4 outfielders
| New York Yankees - Fourteen
pitchers, S catchers, Z infielders,
outfielders.
Philadelphia Athletics-Ten pitch.
ers, 3 catchers, 7 infielders, 9 out.
! f1elders.
st. Louis Browns Seventeen
pitchers. 4 catchers, 8 infielders. /
outfielders.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
CLANCY and Conway
Promise 5Iashinq
Bout al Turner's

A pair of up-and-coming heavy
weights who both scored spectacular
knockouts in their last two fights
tangle in Uncle Joe Turner's w
street pit Tuesday evening when
Colon CLANCY and Clint Conway
meet in the feature. It probably
won't go the scheduled 10 rounds.
Conway hit the headlines last
week in Fall River, Mass, when he
spotted the highly rated Wallace
Cross AZ pounds and 1attened him
in one round. CLANCY blasted out
Jackie Saunders in two rounds at
Turner's last week, and as they
speculate in the fight trade, Saun-
ders is the battler who whipped
Johnny Allen, who stopped Larry
Lane, who supplied the punch that
killed Lem Franklin in Jersey
ring last year.
At stake for the winner is Madi-
son Square Garden booking as well
as shot at Dixie Oliver. CLANCY
fought Oliver through rousing 10
heats here recently, only to lose
split decision that has caused con-
siderable controversy. Conway, who
has won IA out of Is here, mostly
by knockouts, also wants chance
at Dixie.
CLANCY, a 21-year-old Indian
apolis lad. has been developing rap
idly as one of the fastest heavies
seen here in some time, and he
punches with unusual speed for his
size. He probably will go in as a
6-to-5 favorite, despite Conway's
win over Cross.
Adding to the drawing power of
the card is Joe Cannon, the brilliant
Northeast welterweight, who has
been matched with Sparky Reynolds
IN the featured preliminary of three
promising six-round tiffs closed for
the supporting card. It's the tough
est match yet made for young Joe.
who has won four straight. Reynolds
is wild-swinging. bolo-punching
hghter of the Lee Oma type.
In the other skies, LEROY Fleming
meets Waddy Forcey in a middle-
weight jam. and Jimmy McGriff
takes on Smuggy Hursey in a well
terweight number. An opening four
will be added.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Heurich Girl Cagers Clash
In DoubIe-K. 0. PIayoff

Heurich girls basket ball league
action swings into a third big week
at 2 o'clock this afternoon on the
Brewer court when the fast Navy
sextet meets Chemical Warfare
Service and an hour later Kavakos
winner of the first round, tangles
with FBI in the first game of a
double-knockout playoff.
At O'Clock, the Engineering Re
search girls meet the strong Sholls
Cafeteria sextet, and at S, GAO
clashes with Office of Strategic
Services.
Winner of the third round will
tilt with the winner of the FBI-
Kavakos knockout series to decide
the championship of the league.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
|M. A. Net Group Moves Seors
Event, Backs Junior Tennis

Buddy Goeltz, net pro at Colum-
bia, described at the annual meet
ing of the Middle Atlantic Lawn
Tennis Association at the Burling-
ton Hotel yesterday how it felt to
be on the same court with such
greats as Bill Tilden. Winnie Rich
ards and Karel KoZeluh.
Questioned as to his reaction when
he participated in the exhibition
staged at Uline arena last Wednes-
day night, Goeltz said, Il didn't
have the international experience
that Tilden and the others have had
and I was very tense, but enjoyed
playing with that class of player just
as much as any amateur would
After the old business and min
utes of the last meeting had been
taken care of, the organization voted
to let Philadelphia, which had re-
quested it, stage the Sears Cup event
instead of having it in Baltimore
this year. However, whether WASH
ington will send team will have to
be decided later. Washington has
naQ no representation lOr Gle last
few years because of the lack of
players and money, but If a team
can be gotten up this year that
will be willing 10 pay its own way
the District will once again compete
for the cup.
The group voted to send woman
and a man from Baltimore to Phila-
delphia to take part in the discus
sion on whether the intersectional
junior girls tournament should be
conducted on a national basis. In
the past the tournament has been
made up of Eastern girls losing out
in the early rounds of the national
girls championships and has been
run of at the same time.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Varied Sports

'5 Rifle.
Navy. 1885 Maryland. 1882.
SWIMMING
Bainbridge, 40: Navy, So.
Army, so; Coast Guard, I5
Army Plebes, So; Newark Academy, 13.
Iowa, AZ; Illinois, AZ ttie).
Mercersburg, -: Staunton, "a.
LehiEh, Al; Temple. 33
Baldwin Wallace. 4S: Wooster, 81.
Wrestling.
Army, 26.= Lehigh. g.
Navy Plebes, "a; Blair Academy. o.
Navy, 20; N. c. Preflight, 8.
Navy w, "a: N. c. Preflight Juniors. 0.
Gymnastics.
Germantown YMCA, 30; Navy, Al.
Boxing.
Maryland, f. Penn State, 4.
Coast Guard, B; Army, 3.
Cherry Point Marines, 4: United statei
Coast Guard, 3.
Fencing.
Navy. 20; BROOKLYN collese, 1.
Track.
Iowa Preflight. 531a: Notre Dame, 47Ha
Purdue, 2S.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Rec Big League Ends
'Tuss|inq This Week

Play in the basket ball big
League" sponsored by the District
Recreation Department swings into
the final week tomorrow with the
Georgetown Dental Junior team in
undisputed first place after shading
Anacostia Recs, SO to 81, in q hotly
contested game at Gordon Junior
High.
Tomorrow night, Wlkin Rogers
plays Chevy Chase at Wilson, Ida's
Department Store takes on Ana
costa and Veterans Bureau tangles
with Bronaughs Pharmacy at CO.
lumbia. Wednesday, Chevy Chase
meets Georgetown Dental Juniors
at Wilson and the outcome of the
weeks action will determine the
teams that will engage in the play
offs.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Admiral Lond Speaker
At Touchdown Lunch

Vice Admiral Emory s. Land Of
the Maritime Commission will be
the main speaker at the weekly
luncheon of the Touchdown Club
Tuesday at 1890.
Comdr. Clair Bee, who will direct
his Wonder Five in action against
the Washington Bears tomorrow
night. and Capt. H. H. Dreacy, Bees
immediate superior in the Maritime
Commission, also will be guests o1
honor.
Admiral Land recently returned
from, the Big Three conference al
Yalta.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Virgin Is Signed 10 Battle
Petro on Card al UIjne's

Pete Virgin, the New York Dead
End Kid who is popular prelimi-
nary boy in Madison Square Garden
and has won four straight here
was signed last night by Promoter
Goldie Ahearn to meet Danny Petro
Walloping local featherweight, in
the 10-round main event in Uline
Arena a week from tomorrow night
March 5.
Virgin, an aggressive and hard
driving lad, has aroused the ire OF
many Washingtonians as a result
OF the rough tactics he has used
against opponents here, and conse-
quently Petro will go to the post
favored by many to beat the New
Yorker at his own game.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Girl, II, Shares Swim
Honors in JCC Meet

Carolyn Prescott, an 11-year-old
swimmer who weighs IS pounds,
and pert little Leola Thomas stole
the show for the Ambassador Club
last night in the third annual Jew
ish Community Center swimming
meet, as Ambassador swimmers won
five out of the eight events, to
sweep the event with SO points.
Carolyn won the 1O0-yard breast
stroke event in the time of 1:47
while Leola set a pool record in
winning the 100-yard backstroke ir
1:13.7.
The Shoreham Club placed second
with % points, Southeast Boys Clut
was third with Q, WAVES Quar-
ters %" swimmers captured
points and St. Johns collected /
Unattached natators collected
markers.
4o-ysrd mems free ssyle-wen by Scot
third. Kresswell (shoreham); fourth, Gal.
lahan tshoreham). Time, O:21.2.
a. 40-yard women,s free style-Won b.
bassador); third, De Groot (Shoreham)
fourth. Prescott (AmbassadoD. Time
0:23.6.
1O0-yard mems breaststroke-won by
Tinkham (Ambassador); second, McDon-
AID lsoutheast BOYS ciub}; third. Martz
outhes soutthhsast Boys Boys Club; fourth 81 sullivan
1oo.yaId Eomen's breaststroke = wor
ton 1Ambassador); third Shields tAm.
oaisss9SCr' Ias9S.Y.rd Time, msn. ~ h:c..,ro.won h,
Dilley (Ambassador);. second. Boggs tun.
attached; third. Cation tsoutheast Boy
Club; fourth, stohlman (St. John'D
Time: 1858.
1O0-yard women's backstroke-Won b,
Thomas (Ambassador); second. O'Connel
3shoreh:m); third; Richett !shorehsml
10Q-yard mems free style-Won b,
FunkhouSer (unattachedD; second, Shaffel
(Ambassador); third. Blaine (Shorehaml
fourth Lester lshoreham}; Tims, 0Ss
Poyner tAmbassador); second. Grinel
lAmbassador); third. De Groot tShore.
ham); fourth, Prendable (Southeast Boy.
Club. Time. 1:1Q.9.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
1erps and ST. John S
0utshot by Middies

By the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. "a
Navy's rifle team scored a 1885 to
1882 victory over the riflemen from
the University of Maryland today.
George Monthan's $50 was the
best score of the match.
A 276-shot by Rodenhausen
headed the Maryland squad.
The Plebe shooters defeated ST.
Johns School of Washington, 1856
to 1913.
Soucy, with 281, captured high
honors for St. Johns and Midship-
men OKeefe turned in top Plebe
score of 276
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Alexandra Five Keen!
Merrick Loop Lead

Undefeated Alexandria beat East
ern. SO to 81, in overtime yesterday
to hold the lead in the 12O-pound
division of the Merrick Boys Club
Basket Ball League. while Merrick
beat Alexandria, % to 18, to tie up
the lead in the 105-pound section.
In 90-pound action, Deal defeat
ed the Georgetown Grays, 38 to 80:
Alexandria beat Georgetown Blues,
81 to 8, and Eastern licked Merrick,
81 to II, and in the other l05-
pound tilt Georgetown Grays top
ped Eastern, 90 to %.
STANDINGS.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Team standings
Mosconi EosiIy Retains
Pocket Billiard Title
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Willie
Mosconi of Toledo successfully de-
Tended his pocket billiard champion
ship by beating Ralph Greenleaf of
Detroit, 125 to 119 in 10 innings to-
night in the final block of their
50-block challenge match.
Mosconi won "a of the so blocks
and finished with lead of 1925 in
points.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
St. AIbons Finds Easy
Victim in St. james

ST. Adams greatly-improved
basket ball team, paced by Bob
Smith, ran over st. James, 80 to n,
yesterday on the winners hardwood.
Smith racked up IL points as st.
Adams took a 16-to-10 lead at half
time and held the margin easily to
the finish.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Howard Quint Beaten
By BIuefie|d, 41-3S

Bluefield State hoopshooters
staged q rally in the final three
minutes Of play to defeat Howard
University. II to SO, last night in
the Banneker Junior High gym.
The Howard Bisons, paced by Joel
Mack, jumped into an early lead,
made it % to II at the intermission,
and held a healthy margin up until
the last few minutes when Tommy
Walker of Bluefield led the attack
that brought home the bacon.
Mack was high scorer of the eve
ming with Is markers, while Wal
ker hit the hoops for 10 points, most
I'd Ia
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Gage String Cut at 29
As Secret Weapons Bows
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Assoclated Press.
LONGVIEW. Tex, Feb. pa
string of % straight basket ball VIC
tories has come to an end for the
Secret Weapons, War Department
personnel unit from Fort Bliss.
The Camp Barkeley All-Stars de-
feated the Secret Weapons, As to 41,
in the first game of the 9th Service
Command service forces tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Women Cancel TOURNEY

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. "a P.-Mrs
Jean Knepprath, secretary of the
Wisconsin Women's Bowling Asso-
citation, has announced that direc-
tors have voted to cancel the an
.nual tenpin tournament in accord
alice with recommendations of the
ODT and the National Bowling
Council.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Fuirbrother Five Coins
Junior Loop Crown

Fairbrother School copped the
championship in the Junior Board
of Commerce-District Recreation
Interschool Basket Ball League with
a record of eight wins against no
defeats. Runner-up was St. Domi-
mics with z and l. Fairbrother set
q new scoring record in its final
game by wanoping Wallach, TOO
but st. Dominics had to go into an
overtime period to win from H. D
Cooke, 1913. Final standings:
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Navy PIebe Five Unbeoten

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb. "a (R.-
Closing its eight game season
schedule without a loss, the Navy
Plebe basket ball team today de-
feated Staunton Military Academy,
81 to "A.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
lntercity Pin Rivalry HaIs After Matches 7onigh
Sports Program
For LocoI Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Lichtman Bears VS.. Camp Lee,
Turner's Arena, 4..30.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Infantile paralysis benefit;
Lichtman Bears VS.. All-Stars,
Uline Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Tigers Aheud

Greenbelt Tigers defeated Ber-
wyn Heights A. c., 36-23, yesterday
on their own floor. Gernberg and
Wyatt were high for the winners
with IA points apiece.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Houff Top Busket Scorer

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. "a tP.-
Bob Houff, Bridgewater's center and
captain, won the Virginia college
scoring title for the 1945 basket ball
campaign with 285 points in IA
games.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Extends Nat Streuk

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb. "a Dr.
Navy's wrestling team today finished
its third straight season without .
defeat by outpointing North Caro-
lima Preflight, 26 to 6,
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Triple Victors in Bio Race

George Woolf and Linus tPony)
McAtee each have ridden three Bel
mont Futurity winners. WooH has
won the last three juvenile classics.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Lundon Five Beuts Alumni

Landon School basketers de-
feated an Alumni five, 16 to 10, yes
terday at Landon with AL Earnet
high scorer for the winners with 6
points.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Srenco Is HondboII Champ

ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a (P,. Jack
Srenco today won the National
YMCA four-wall handball singles
title, defeating Oscar Klayman, 81 s.
2l-8. Both are st. Iotlisans.'
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
EAST INDIAN GIRLS
Resent COLOR BAR
in NURSING PROFESSION

CAPETOWN, S. Africa, Aug. 25
(ANP)-East Indian girls resent
the current color bar in the nursing
profession in South Africa.
Miss Irene Godfrey, a Durham
girl, is training at the Somerset
hospital here because she found no
facilities at Durham. East Indian
girls, who resent color bars more
than their menfolk, face several
factors against them in taking up
in nursing profession.
One is the question of education
and the other is the unsympathetic
attitude of Europ can nurses
against them. The question of caste
or religion does not arise but there
is a definite question of color. The
Natal Indian congress recently
urged the Federation of Women's
Institutes to encourage East Indian
girls to become nurses by provising
the same opportunities and facili-
ties for them as are provided for
European girls.