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Evening star., 1946-12-19
Camera Rings Up Second
Mat Victory in Capital

Primo Camera now boasts two
wins in as many appearances at
Turner's Arena after downing Babe
Sharkey in IS minutes in the fea-
ture rassling match last night be-
fore 1000 fans.
In other bouts Gino Garibaldi
threw Jules Strongbow in II min
utes, Maurice La Chappelle won
from Nick Condos in IA minutes,
Angelo Savoldi downed Red Kirk
patrick in IL minutes and Frank
Marconi defeated Mike Kolonis in
20 minutes.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
c. U. Acts to Satisfy Demand,
Adds 500 Seats for Twin Bill

Fugler third, Gene Szklarz fourth
and Dom Frisina fifth. All but
Szklarz, Catholic us leading scorer,
are American University men.
Conference leader, with three
games under his belt, is Loyola's Jim
Lacy, whose 53-point total gives him
a 17.7 average.
One of the National Football
League draft meetings most per-
sistent questions was, who got
Army's Arnold Tucker?" None of
the owners would 'fess up, but the
Redskins definitely didn't want him.
"a fine player" said Prexy George
Marshall, "but he's only S feet 10
inches tall-too short for our T
formation. Imagine his predica-
ment if a 6-foot 7-inch tackle like
Johnny Adams played opposite him?
Tucker would have to run the team
blindly."
Blaming George Washington's loss
to Seton Hall on his teams mex
perience with strict foul-calling
Coach OTIS Zahn now insists that
all scrimmages be handled by ap-
proved board officials, and not a
pickup arbiter. Seton Hall con-
verted II fouls against the down.
town five.
And Director of Athletics Max
Harrington is having his ticket prob
lens, too. G. WIS large student
body may preclude public sale of
basket ball tickets for games sched-
uled in public high school gyms.
One thousand reserved seats have
been held back for the public at
four of the major games booked at
Uline Arena and are now on sale.
Else how could they pay the rent?
l., F. A.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
No Conflict Is Seen
In Redskin Schedule
Or Exhibition TiIts
By MerreII WhittIesey

Despite a proceed-with-cautior
latitude adopted by Washington
interests seeking to place an ALI
american Conference football team
in Baltimore, the closest to sure
thing today is that the 63,000-
capacity Municipal Stadium will bt
the new home of the Baltimore
tournaments.
| Washington's Robert r. Roden.
berg, 36, a 6-foot-6 ex-newspaper.
man, Harvard lacrosse player an6
OSS captain, was granted one.
year contract for the use Of the
stadium for 1947 and a four-yeal
renewal option.
Rodenberg said he was prepared
to pay 100000 for the Miami Sea-
hawk franchise at the annual meet
ing Of the All-America Conference
tomorrow in Cleveland, had quar-
ter Of million dollars to sink into
the Baltimore franchise immedi-
ately. and with his hackers was
prepared to run it at least five
years, regardless Of the outcome.
Shaughnessy Mentioned.
With the conference virtually sure
to approve of Baltimore as a new
home of the 10-team loop, here are
the latest developments:
/. Rodenberg was besieged with
questions as to who will coach the
team, which he parried by saying
I'VE don't even have team yet.
However, wherever q coaching va
cancy appears the name Of Clark
Shaughnessy pops up and his name
was most frequently mentioned. The
present Miami coach, Hampton
Pool, may be retained in some ca
pacity.
2. The Redskins will not be frozen
out of Baltimore for exhibition
games. The Variety Club of Balti-
more has Six-year contract with
stadium officials, which calls for the
Redskins to meet the Green Bay
Packers and Chicago Bears on alter
nate years, in a charity game. The
Skins will meet the Packers Septem-
ber 81, 1947.
8. Baltimores dates will be ar
ranged so as not to conflict with the
Redskins, as the prospective owners
are hopeful of attracting between
5000 and 10000 Washingtonians to
each game.
Espey Assembling Figures.
4. Jack Espey, Rodenberg's pro-
spective general manager, today vis-
tied the Baltimore Chamber of Com
merce and Weather Bureau getting
figures on population, payrolls and
weather conditions from September
through December to present to
league officials.
The Board Of Park Commission
ers' terms were Is per cent Of the
gross gate with a $4,000 minimum
or a $1,000 fiat guarantee. The
percentage will be upped to 20 per
cent for night games. The new
team will have radio and program
rights, but not concessions.
Several details concerning the
use of the stadium in September
will have to be ironed out, as the
Navy contract calls for the sta
dunn to pe closed for two weeks
prior to the Middies' first game In
order to sod the skinned diamond
while the Baltimore Orioles use the
stadium for baseball and may need
it for the Shaughnessy playoffs.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK tJamaica Arena).-
Tommy Houston, lat. Glendale, N. T..
and Rocco Rossano. 144, Brooklyn.
drew (S).
OAKLAND, Calif.-Earl Turner. 149,
Richmond, Calf, outpointed Charley
Cato, 154, Oakland (10l.
PROVIDENCE. r. I-Jackie Weber,
1914. Pawtucket. TKo'd Tommy Greb,
1874, Boston (2).
BINGHAMToN, N. Y.-Joe Mason.
176, PITTSBURGH. outpointed Howard
Chard, 205, Toronto go.
BANGOR, Me.-Maxie Cuniken, 1856,
Pittsburgh, outpointed Roger Whynott.
152, Quebec
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Bogley Leads London
To Victory Over N. 7. S.

Landon's 1928 win over National
Training School yesterday was paced
by Gil Bogley, the Nations top
ranking boy tenins star.
Bogley poured in u points while
his teammate, Don AmuSSen, ac-
counted for 10. It was Landon's
opening basket ball game and was
nlaye don the winners court.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

is Bob Perina The game program will disclose
that his college afhlation was Princeton. This
makes MIR. Perina a very unusual professional
football player.
Even the most rabid and wisest of fans need
use of no more than the digts of Three-F1nger
Browns pitching paw to count the number OF
graduates of the Ivy tower triumvrate OF Harvard,
Yale and Princeton who made a go OF pro football.
indeed. if memory and loosely-kept early pro
records serve, Perina is the first to last 1uu
season and to hold his own.
There have been others who took filings, OF
course Before George Marshall moved his Red
skins from Boston to Washington, he hired man
from Harvard, lineman. For Marshall it was
good business It not only gave tone to pro foot
Evening star., 1946-12-19
HoteI-Iess Bruins
ToSIeep at Retreat
BY the Associated Pres

SIERRA MADRE, Calf, Dec.
19.-The Retreat of the Passionist
Fathers here will be host to
q. G. L. AS Rose Bowl contending
Bruins on New Year Eve.
The Rose Bowl team usually Is
bedded down in q hotel near Los
Angeles for night Of rest before
the big game, but the housing
shortage this season found Coach
Bert Labrucherie unable to get
reservations. The Retreat agreed
to solve the problem.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
WuIter Reed Wins, $3.50

Joe Rodriguez sank Is points to
lead Walter Reeds basket ball quint
to q slim $3.50 win over Boiling
Field.
Charlie Gebauer was high for the
losers with IA points.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

Three years ago-Washington
Redskins defeated New York
Giants, 28-0, in playoH for Ma
tional Football League champion
ship at New York.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
College Quints
By the Associoted Press

g. W., 70: Mt. st. Mary's. SO.
Maryland, Al; Johns Hopkins, 80.
Maryland Frosh, 80: A. U. Frosh, 20.
ouantico Marines. So; West. Nd, 40.
Dartmouth, At; Brown, "a.
Yale, So; Kings Point, 38.
Bucknell, 6S: Lehigh, 40.
Swarthmore, 30: Delaware. 20.
Lafayette, 72; Lebanon Valley, So.
Franklin Marshall, 90: Haverford, 40.
La Sale. 81; Gettysburg. A.
Muhlenberg. SO; villanoya. 45.
Navy, 30: william and Mary. &c..
West Virginia, 40; Penn State, 81.
Miami (Ohio), SO: Dayton, 3s.
Marietta, 80: Wilmington (Ohiol. 46,,
Portsmouth (Ohio) Business 90; Rio
Grande (Ohio), 40.
Davidson, 55; Wofford 80
Clemson. so; Wake Forest. 46.
Duke. g; Jacksonville cFlao Naval
Murray (Ky.). SO: Louisville, 45..
tennessee, So: East Tennessee, %.
Hampden-Sydney. 81; Roanoke, 80.
Randolph Macon, A: Lynchburg, SO.
Virginia Union, az; Fort Belvoir. 81.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. sTANN

Among Pros. Is Perino First Big Three Guy?
Before football bowl hysteria sets in there remains
the little matter settling championship the new ALI
Conference Cleveland The competing teams VIII oe
the Cleveland Browns and Yankees coached by
old friend, Ray F1aherty.
unbicized to any extent but nevertheless interesting
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Eastern High Beaten
By Alumni in Opener

Eastern High opened its basket
ball season last night by dropping a
tough 36-31 count to the Alumni.
Bob Custer led the. winners with
t IA roiptS
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Army's BIunchord May Become Colleague

Of former Big Three player In
professional lineup Navy star Optiis
that least ana
possibly two of Arnys graduating stars will play in 947
Doc BIanchards frequently brought and with
impressed
big eanestnes medicine and surgery Above
all and at the Military
Academy other posts there provisions Tor this
particular study. -
If Blanchard appears backfed team next fan
will surpe-no bitter criticism at the Point incidentally
medical OF all Of Arys backned
Blanchard drafted by Pittsburgh for whatever
means. deemed as most likely to turn pro-
Evening star., 1946-12-19
WAY Cleared for Baltimore Grid Berth Tomorrow
Conn Is Awarded Title
|0f Flop Of Year for
Fight AgainsfLouis
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Blly
Conns dismal showing against
heavyweight king Joe Louis from
the opening bell of their champion
ship fight to the very second he was
clouted out in the eighth round last
June has earned the Pittsburgh
Pretty Boy" the title Of "dop Of the
year."
Almost five years from the night
when he captured the nations fancy
by his heroic stand against Louis
in their first contest Conn exiled
himself to fistic oblivion by his
puny, punchless efforts before 45,-
266-. cash customers who had paid
UP to 500 a ticket in the hopes OF
seeing a reasonable facsimile Of
their first contest. In that initial
bout Conn nearly lifted Louis
crown until he got careless in the
thirteenth round and the champion
knocked him out.
Waltz without Music.
But the second fight" was .
waltz without music as far as the
fans were concerned and the crowd
cheered long and Justify when Conn
was hattened.
That inglorious performance by
Conn was named by So writer's out
of 73 throughout the country as
their first pick for the sports dis
appointment of the year in the AS
sociated Press annual year-end poll.
All told Conn received a total Of
100 points on basis Of three for
first, two for second and one for
third. The writer's had been asked
to name the top three disappoint-
ments OF 1916.
Conn's Landslide" overshadowed
the fall "f1ops" of Ted williams In
dividually and the Boston Red Sex
in general for their defeat by st.
Louis Cardinals in the World Series.
Slugger Williams weak hitting In
the series was rated the second
greatest disappointment-the splen-
did splinter being awarded IA first
place ballots and total of 66 points.
Other Disappoinments.
The biggest disappointments Of
1916 (first-place votes In paren-
theses with point total based on
three for first vote, two for second
and one for third.
billy Conn 35)--------- 100
2ITed Williams in series 90 SO
Tie thirdnEsw York Yankees. base =.
Tie third-Boston Red sox In series
| 5-Joe Di Maggie (2)------ Is
] 6-oklahoma A. and NJ, football
| Texas football (1) - IL
| s-Alabana football d. 13
9-Buddy Young, Illinois football
l10-Detroit Lions (2)---------
l11-Army-No Dame scoreless tie
First-place votes also were cast for the
following: Michigan's failure to get in Rose
! Bowl game; Eotre Dame failing to beat
Army in football; New York baseball
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Gen. Taylor Hits College Heads
For Confused Sports Control

minded academy supermtenoent
were: Certifcation of athletes as
bona-fide students attending col
lege for the primary purpose OF
obtaining an education, and periodic
review Of the financial statements
of athletic departments ito see
where the money is going"
Describing himself as a "sopho-
more college president" Gen. Tay-
Ior noted with alarm ''the increas-
ing influence professional sports are
exercising on the minds of college
athletes"
IT was startled to read the other
day that Glenn Davis had been
drafted by one of the professional
football teams" he said, referring
to the Detroit Lions action in put
ting Army's All-America halfback
at the head of their National Foot
ball League draft list.
81 was struck by the temerity OF
these people In competing against
the Government for the services OF
this young man." he added.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

Oficials of the National Football
League at New York this week
emphasized the fact that in chooe-
ing service school athletes in the
league draft it would not attempt
to influence them to play pro foot
ball. The league explained 1t merely
selected such players in the event
they elect to abandon service
careers of their own volition.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
He Was Thrown With Big School stors

Redskin tackle who assists F1ahery
telling us York I'VE he coaches
used to watch Closely conferences we'd
ask each other wrong Funny thing that
anything He needed little
polishing fundamentally he was very good
halfback."
81" Perna continued Barber sit was
because But what expect OF
fellow League? fellow who's suddenly thrown among
high schoo?"
of which question how real Ivy League
nayers or Princeton could made
the grade did Pena is good as
opinion there's OF cnchlng the
few athletes from these sno
of pemiddle-age livelihood
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Former Princetoniun Was Murine Hero

How many Princeton Yale Harvard VINO PLAYED
ro ba dcIt to answer must be laid to reports
that athletes played for pay under
aes although certainly But it has remained
for Perna to of sardom and to forthrgny cast
his lot with the pros -
perna isn't precisely back in the game Like SO
any Others inered with his career The young
officer who braved Jap mortar
to bring wounded He received the Purple ea1
Star.
At the same be fair hand with that Iootoa
although he Yankees last summer ana ask or
He'd heen offered Jobs with National League teams
before the war hut when he unknown quality
snd the YANKEES accustomed they dealing with ALL
Americas football schools were wary Oh
who'd been Of the game.
But pna got He's halfback and must be pretty
ood one stuck with passing week.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

.First.piace votes also were cast for Vhs
following: Michigans failure to get in Rose
Bowl game; Eotre Dame failing to beat
Army in football; New York baseball
Giants: Detroit Tigers early losing streak;
announcement Illinois named to play In
Rose Bowl
Evening star., 1946-12-19

hall which needed time but Boston Havaros oae
ward undoubtedly Office didn't suffer But the player
Question after game few mysterously disappeared
Evening star., 1946-11-07
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