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Evening star., 1945-10-27
Barons Threaten 10 Break
Ties With Major Clubs

Birmingham of the Southern AS
sociation probably will operate with
out any major league tieups next
season. That is what "Jeb" Jebeles,
president of the baseball club, said
yesterday after a conference with
Senator A. B. Happy" Chandler
commissioner of baseball, and War
rem Giles, general manager of the
Cincinnati Reds.
The conference was called by the
commissioner to settle dispute be-
tween the clubs involving assign
ment of players in working agree
ment the past two seasons. Jebeles
contended the Reds had failed to
send to Birmingham players that
might reasonably be expected to
make good" Cincinnati was sup
posed to give the Barons four quail
fed players.
No decision was announced by
Chandler, but some disposition of
the case will be made by November
1, the major league draft date, the
commissioner said.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Humberto zavals,
1861, Mexico City, outpointed Cleo
Shans, 1371a, Les Angeles Qo).
BOSTON.-Sal Bartolo, 100, Boston,
outpointed Pedro Firpo, 131, Camden,
N. j. t10).
PROVIDENCE, r. I.-Johnny Ces-
ario. 140, Boston, knocked out joey
Gambaro, 141, New York ID.
NEW LONDON, Conn. - Johnny
Clark. 1856, New York, outpointed
Charlie Jones. no, New York (sl.
WORCESTER, Mass.-Timothy tBud-
dy) Hayes. 126. Boston, outpointed Joe
Montiero. 128, Wareham. Mass. Q0).
PHILADELPHIA. - Jisgs Donahue,
150, Philadelphia, outpointed Larney
INDIANAPoLIs.--Bob Simmons, In
dianapolis. outpointed Gene Gudgill,
Dayton, Ohio. welterweights a0l.
12S34, Austin, Mimi, knocked out Ham
Wiloby, 121A Trinidad ID.
SAN DIEGO.-Tim Kelly. 1853. San
Francisco, outpointed Jimmy Nelson,
IFS. Cleveland t10).
HOLLYWOOD. Benny Goldberg.
1201z, Detroit, .soutpointed Eli Galindo,
122. Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
FIattery Again Heads
Mid-AtIantic Pros;
ID. {. Team Bows
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Middle Atlantic golf pros have
tentatively outlined a program of
more tournaments during 1916, and
will put them on with much the
same array of offerings as those who
served this year. But the WASH
ington pros had better do something
about the smackings they're taking
from their Baltimore brothers. They
were licked in match at Indian
Spring. preceding last nights
MAPGA meeting, losing to their
Baltimore associates by 612 to 51a.
John Flattery of Forest Park
again heads the association, with
the following officers: Vice presi-
dent for Washington, Mel Shorey
Qndian Spring.: vice president for
Baltimore, Irving Schloss mount
Pleasant; vice president for Vir-
ginia, Leo Herman '(Princess AIMEE !;
secretary, John Bass, Baltimore;
treasurer. Gene Larkin, Woodmont.
Al Houghton, Prince Georges pro,
heads the tournament committee,
WisAIIt N1k NC Oil dSGlNC llChJ
year. Serving with Houghton will
be George Diffenbaugh, Andy Glib
son and Leo Herman. Chosen as
delegates to the annual PGA meet
ing at Chicago in mid November
were Herman, Bob Barnett and Flat
terry.
Team matches results were:
John Bass and ANDY Gibson tBalti-
more), 2 points: Al Houghton and George
DifIenbaqgh CWashingtonl, |:
ingtonl: points; e; T. McMaster and
Hugh Mcclellan tBaltimore), l.
John Flattery and Irving schloss Balti.
more), 2 points: Bob Barnett and Mel
Shorey tWashington), ].
John O'Donnell and Jimmy Duke tBalti-
more). u points: Lew Worsham and Leo
Herman tWashington1, "a
Andy Gibson, the Baltimore Scot,
won a pro sweepstakes affair with
70, with Lew Worsham and John
O'Donnell next at 73,
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Petro Did q 'Runout,'
|Wriqht's Pilot Charges

A charge that Danny Petro,
Southeast featherweight, took a
runout powder on a match with
Oscar Wright was made today by
Sam (the Mumbler) Sobel, boxing
character who manages Wright.
Sobel, who is grooming Oscar for
an eight-round bout with Balti-
more's Charley Millen on the all
star card at Turner's Arena Mon
day. night, charges that Petro's ex-
cuse for canceling his appearance
is not satisfactory" to him. The
Number, however, finds consola-
ton in the fact that the Wright
Millen victor is to be given a shot
at Beau Jack here soon.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Choice Seats Still Available
For Morine-ATC Grid Clash

the 5000 tickets available to civilians
have been going at a lively clip
there still are choice seats available
Downtown ticket booths have been
opened by the ATC in the Annapolis,
Raleigh and Mayf1ower Hotels, and
the Hotel Willard Ticket Agency.
There will be color aplenty at the
game. One of the features will be
Capt. Bob Crawford of the ATC,
who wrote the No. song of World
War II, leading the 100-piece AAF
Band in his composition, "The Army
Air Corps"
Although the two rivals are not
the Nations No. l and 2 elevens, a
slam-bang, knock-down, drag-out
fight is anticipated due to the inter-
service athletic rivalry.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
BY BOB MCLEAN.

Athletic Director Tony Kupka
must have been gazing into crys-
tai ball when he drew up this sea-
sons interhigh football schedule
Even if the outcome of each game
so far had been scripted carefully
no more dazzling windup could have
been planned than the action to
come in the weeks ahead.
1t develops that the 1945 title
race has narrowed to four teams
Eastern, the defending champion
Coolidge, Anacostia and Tech. And
during the next month, Eastern is
scheduled to meet each of the other
three contenders in the trio OF
games remaining on the Ramblers
card.
Thus the issue probably still will
be unsettled until the last day OF
the regular series when Anacostia
the surprise team of the year, steps
up for its crack at the mighty East
erners following Coolidge and Techs
innings against the champs in pre-
ceding weeks.
Co0lidge's Stock High.
OF the three threats, Coolidge
probably is the most serious, while
Anacostia is the most feared by
Eastern itself and Tech suddenly has
developed punch. Tech surprised
even its ardent admirers yesterday
at Wilson by knocking off the Green
Tigers, 1877, to strengthen it's fourth
place standing. Coolidge showed
power to burn in whipping Central,
1876, in the Viking Bowl, and Ana
costa continued to roll in its present
second place deadlock with the Colts
by slapping down Roosevelt, 1910, at
Fairlawn.
Handy Andy Davis, a rocket of a
halfback, and big Fullback Cecil
Gray are the gallopers who are keep
ing Tech in the championship run
ming, but the duo will have to share
a bit Of the credit for yesterdays win
over Wilson with Jimmy McCauley
McCauley, substitute, grabbed a
Wilson pass in the opening minutes
of the game to run 10 yards for a
touchdown and Handy Andy rushed
the extra point to give Tech an early
margin.
Wiegand Runs so yards.
Wilson came back in the same
period when Martin Weigand shook
loose for 60-yard scamper to the
Tech 10 and Bob Leonard slashed
over and kicked the extra point.
1t wasn't until the third period
that Tech could punch home the
victory touchdown. It was then
that Handy Andy and Gray started
a drive from the Wilson 40 that
wound up with Gray going over for
the 6 points. A running conversion
by Davis was stopped.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Howard Seeks Its Third
Win in Smith TussIe

Howard University's Bisons, seek
ing their third straight triumph
were to meet the Johnson G. Smith
University eleven on the Howard
field at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Bisons' latest victory was over
Shaw University of Raleigh, N. c..
$40, last week in Raleigh. To-
days game is the first of three
successive home games. In the
other two, Delaware State and
Hampton Institute will be met.
Evening star., 1945-10-27

There was the usual ominous lull
before the storm in the training
camps of both the Air Transport
Command Rockets and the Cherry
Point Marines here today as the
service foes tapered off training in
light drills for tomorrows rock -'em,
sock-'em football battle at Griffith
Stadium.
The Rockets roared into town yes
terday in time to take their last
brisk drill of the week at Catholic
u. field. The Marine Flyers breezed
in this morning.
Kickoff time tomorrow is pm.
and a near-capacity crowd, largely
service men and women. who will be
admitted free, is forecast. Although
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Coolidge Strong Overhead.

Coolidge came up with a poten
aerial offensive against Central yes
terday that means trouble for East
ern, an eleven that is shaky on pas.
defense. 1t was the singing of Star
King and Billy Cannon that scored
two of the Colts touchdowns yes
terday and set up a third.
Central drew first blood in the
opening period after recovering a
tumble when Pete Lerario bucked
over for a touchdown after Gene
Hammill had brought the ball to
the Tech 1-yard stripe, but it was
Coolidge's game from then on.
Coolidge touchdowns came on a
pass from King to Keisgen, who
scampered 20 yards to score in the
opening period, in the third period
after a pass from Cannon to King
had set up a touchdown buck by
Chauncey DePugh, and in the final
quarter on another aerial from King
tn KeiSpen
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Boys Club Grid Loop
Puts on Big Schedule

Alexandria Boys Club and the
Georgetown Branch of the Boys
Club of Washington were scheduled
to fight 1t out for the lead in the
90-pound football class in the Boys
Football Conference this morning
on the Elipse. y
In another Conference game,
Merrick's 120-pounders were out to
blemish the perfect record of the
Alexandria club in a l o'clock game
on the Ellipse. Other games listed
today:
,9o-pound-Eastern Branch VS.. Merrick,
EliipSe, 10 am.
05-pound-Eastern Branch VS.. Aleyan-
dria, Ellipse, II; Georgetown Branch VS..
Merrick, Monument, IL
120-pound - Georgetown Branch VS.
Eastern Branch, Monument, 1 pm.
140-pound--Alexandria Branch VS.. Mer-
rick, Ellipse. 3: Georgetown Branch VS..
Eastern, Monument, 8
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Kickoff tbs Color
SchooIboy TussIe
Py the Associated Press

81 lhe Assoclated Pfess.
STERLING, Ill, Oct. 27.-Two
touchdowns on two successive
kickoffs gave fans at last nights
homecoming football game be-
tween Sterling and Dixon High
Schools an extra thrill.
Quarterback Schultz of Dixon
took Sterling's kickoff at the
opening of the second half and
raced 80 yards to score. Then
Dixon kicked to Halfback Dick
Keiser on Sterling's IA and he
sprinted 86 yards for a touch
down.
Sterling won, 80 to 7.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
School Race Nurrows to Four
Teams, With Hot Finish Seen

That great Anacostia forward wall
that may bring the Indians the title,
yesterday held the Rough Riders in
their own territory throughout the
entire four PERIODS.
The Indians tallies came In the
second quarter on a pass from
Willie Umholtz to Gene Schroeder
followed by line smash by Umholtz
for the 6-pointer, and in the third
period on caper by Ronnie Kent
The game ended with the pigskin on
the Roosevelt 1-foot line and an
other touchdown in prospect.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Armstrong Hurriers
Capture S. A. Honors

With Cleo johnson setting fast
pace, the Armstrong High cross
country team won the South At
lantic High School Southern Divi-
sion championship yesterday after
noon at Langston Park
johnson ran the 2-mile course in
10:21.4, breaking the tape minute
ahead of James Bruce of Dunbar
whose second place gave his school
runnerup honors with SIS points
Cardozo was third with IS and
Armstrong; winning tally was 49,
Evening star., 1945-10-27
FootboII Scores

-eS-S~&sNS~~
U. c. L: A., II; Oregon, o.
North Carolina State. 20: william and
Miami tFia.). 81: Miami (ohio,. IS.
Detroit, 10: Drake, IA
st. Louis. 10; Olathe N. A. g., IS.
Southwest Missouri College, 49,. Rolla
Mines. T.
Atisntic city, N. A, s., "a; Lock Haven
BALDWIN wallace 81: wooster. 8.
Presbyterian, "a; Camp Mackall. 90.
Wahpeton science. 13; jamestown
IN. Dak) College, 8.
Glendale Normal, 8; Aberdeen Teach-
ers, o.
West Chester Teachers, z: Drexei, o.
Tuskegee, 10: Morehouse, o.
Allen Academy, 8; John Tarleton Col
MorEan tMd.) College. 20; Lincoln
o., O. aae
Murray 4Ky,, Teachers. 81: Kirksville
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Two Comes at Bunneker

Two games are on tap in the Po-
lice Boys Club No. Football
League today at Banneker Field
with the LIE Droit Park Falcons OPP
posing Langston Boys Club and the
Garfield Boys Club taking on the
Bears.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Sexton Is Mat Topliner
AT Turner's Wednesday

Frank Sexton, Ohio wrestling star,
will headline next Wednesday
nights wrestling show at Turner's
Arena in a rematch with Gino Carl
baldi.
They battled to draw here a
month ago.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
of an attack.

Touchdowns-Poulson. Lay (2), Hart
niger, Points after touchdown-Harting-
Ter "a.
substitutions: Army Plebes-Hoffmaster
Kirkpatrick, A. Brown, Forrest, Nelson,
Grifdth. Finley, Keffer. Bullis-McCsnd-
right. Fenno Wills, Smith, Little, stinson.
Rose, Berrier.
Referee-Mr Snavely Lebanon Valley.
Umpire-Mr. Kistler (Sprinefield) Lines
man-Mr. Burke Jehigh). Field judge
Mr.. Morgan (Notre Dame)
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Win, Lose or Draw
Navy, Army Expected to Continue Victory streoks
By LEWIS F. ATcHIsoN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27Along about this time year
leaves and nbeaten football begin falling
sometimes showed off their lofty perch determined
when odays debris raked
be It's Navy Day and by Davy Jones locker it'll
lot of repower to sink the stout Crabtown today
beaten and might surprise
that Teny Mn the Quake best back
MILDLY sub.
Army have trouble whipping Duke 500 at New York but
Col Earl Baks admittedly only one deep this
be able to chalk four five ouchdowns without undue exeo
the of five mutual opponents
that meets the comparative will
anayzed For that
decenly without that Duke
ment but Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis haven't been pod and
their votes weigh heavily in the
dominate the pgskin picture although the
Columbia Brown YaeCorne others beyond the
League pale, a
Evening star., 1945-10-27
'Breothers' Sometimes cotch Opponents Winded

the Midwest Notre high
any powerful
avorites so-caled suddenly
selves completely wnded Clark Shaughny made the mistake of
thinking about the Notre Dame his Pitt eleven
of the anticipated
Devore his thoughts
hence at Cleveland
1927 Pest" WEIGH led victory
Northwestern. Today the Boermakers Wildcats their
strengthening vocerous
honors They Bob Bill Garfield
Shaw of the qualities important
Hes the Sammy Baugh Of the conference the kid who spaked
Purdues convincing 1918 upset" Ohio
ndianas husng
if with Tulsa loosely described
Coach Mcmillan pointing the with
Purdue which decide the championship unless the other
msread the script couple unschedued sinners
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Terps' Bryant Free From Worries-UntiI Monday

urore whipped Charley Trppis sshal
suddenreleas from military his
Geoga backfed added flourish
their baying this turn of events but alas aack Tpp
couldn't Bulldogs from being uzed
critics don't think he'll be help against Frank Thomas
bowbound Alabama squad Tpp quite football player but
Alabama quite
Give he'll prove himself right. Marylands
Gufod
Merchant Marine Academy Richmond and Virginia Tech and the
Gobblers finally he something Frank
problem today Marquette
finally assembled rst-class Virginia
it figures
Maryland meanwhile should rebound at West Vrgna expense
comfortable This will
from all football until Monday when the squad begins
preparation for the William and Mary
With hardly than glance at the
William Mary for wet field It's
Clemson Carolina would matched
This the beginning of the end for bowl dreams hopes for
unbemshed conference championships
selections risk strictly
carry, -money-refunded hardly
Evening star., 1945-10-27

I'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN.
Godfrey Van B. (Dutch)
Slagle, oldtime pro footballer,
who is director Of athletics
at Landon School, isn't too
pleased about the outcome
Of yesterdays game with
Georgetown Prep. The Little
Hoyas swamped .Landon, 31-O,
In the first game Georgetown
Prep has won this year. Three
tonchdowns by Tom Keelan
and two more by Tim Boyer
did the trick 81.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
curdozo BIonks Dunbor

Charles Christian registered two
touchdowns as Cardozo's football
team blanked Dunbar High, 1870,
yesterday at Griffith Stadium.
Cardozo o O 6-13
Dunbar -- O o o. d
Touchdowns-Christia f2). Point after
touchdown-Brcady (placement).
Evening star., 1945-10-27

Today year ago-The Walnut
Hall Farm paid $4,000 for Phono-
graph, a trotting horse.
Evening star., 1945-10-27

A meeting to organize a major
tenpin league will be held at to-
morrow night at Arcadia.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
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81 odsn os aHe e iae
tefred; tefi. purchase S option. Reply with de-
sss4i GNfJks1saIb sSs sai1 s.'e 8 On ROOMS, D. C..
s,d. sMd. or Va SOB before June 80. Cal, DI.
s.nts sbedroom house in nsa Silver sprins
pocToR fS5 sHaRes and a snst sf. d.sir. snfu
promised. MRS. LYNN, 81. O2O3.
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom completely furn.
similar furnished house mo in or near wash.
Ss1 IS os sI-Xi SrAs ss.r snvE. SPRING, by ?. EN-
nn. Gss. seAns G.. H0sSn' %A ssss e occupy around
WILL PAY YEARS RENT in advance for
"a or 1 bedroom house. NV. section.
SE4cHa1zS,sSfft Sa1, Go; ;s-s.dreSm apt. in Fairfax
II ne; rent: ssS. u. ssls. s''" ns:'s
WITH sso aenhi Kids viii es
restricted nsishborhood, sa5 rent. compist:
With Eooded lot; rock Earden, flowers. quit
70 this in NV. wash Would 'YM" ike around esHsd
IVY %1asS1SToS 1H sGSS E m-s g% s
desire small 5 or q room furnished house;
accustomed to care OF own home and ear
Ssn o. an Mspaa sasfsst % sa.e te e yours is .'aTed
5000 MAXIMUM for 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
unfurnished modern house or apt; oeorEe,
orn s and
Ger wife; and infant. Temple 1923: %.
years Sc. duty desires two-bedreom house
SsISsS s.; Ss1s%sls %iTasS asSo S.Hs Us ,m. ss,.
Columbia 1000. xxt. zoe. eas
HAVE !? CLlENL& for furnished houses in
$50 sfs5'ss ssr %anfs Ssssz' z =. % sa
M Sairisa Iii Si GovT. S oEFicIAI iea Z. require. .
bedroom house fu,n m /. OF ynsurn Lease
{, purchase Il initial Day't $1,000. Phone
SavxL sorrICER. mother. aunt desire a
manent, not Just for duration. Box 142-x.
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