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Evening star., 1946-01-30
By the Associated Press

6S the Associated freSS.
MONTREAL, Jan. 30.-The hockey
career of towering Walter (Babe)
Pratt, one of the greatest defense
men of the last decade, appeared to
be ended today unless National
Hockey League appeal board over
rules the expulsion order of loop
President Mervyn (Red) Dutton.
In a drastic move that shook the
hockey world yesterday, Dutton ex-
PEELED the famed star of the Toronto
Maple Leafs from organized hockey
for violating the rules against
gambling"
Declaring that "the good name of
professional hockey can't be jeo-
pardized to protect one player" the
czar of the big league ice sport said
that he had taken the action only
after Pratt had Ignored warnings
against wagering"
Dutton said that the 30-year- old
212-pound star of II major league
hockey campaigns had been sus-
pected for some time of breaking
the league rule which forbids play
ers to bet on the outcome of loop
games even if the teams to which
they belong are not involved.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
DiegeI Is Driving ChomE
After 410-Yurd Smash
By the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 30.-Let
Diegel, Tucson golf pro, has beer
given the title, worlds longest
driver" by Fred Corcoran, PGA
tournament manager, after hi
smashed out a 410-yarder from the
side of a Tucsons mountain to win
q $100 War Bond.
Ten golfers took part in the con-
test, the others being Lloyd Man.
grum, 405 yards; Ed Oliver, 365;
Bob Hamilton, 355; Mario Gonzales
$50; Vic Ghezzi, 345; Virgil Shreeve
337; Steve Doctor, 1856; Jim Gantz
800, and Henry Ransom, out oi
bounds.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
BY LEWIS F. F..ATCHIsoN.

Dud DeGroot took his official
leave Of the Touchdown Club at
yesterdays weekly luncheon, and
those who expected the former Red
skin coach to be mousetrapped into
a blast at his former associates
were disappointed. The lantern
jawed strategist broke cleanly.
His differences with President
George Marshal were simply those
that arise between any coach and
club owner, DeGroot said, adding
that 1t was the intensive schooling
In pro football and in the T forma-
ton, which he received under Mar
shall and Clark Shaughnessy, that
was responsible for Los Angeles of
fering him the head coaching Job
Nor did the Redskins have to make
any settlement on the three years
remaining of his SIS 900 a year con-
tract. DeGroot said it was can
celed.
Aguirre Has Ghost Writer.
Big Joe Aguirre, the end who also
leaped the National Football League
fence into the All-America Confer
ence's more verdant pasture, also
spoke and admitted he fried a Bit
about statements that he wasn't a
good end. Aguirre said he thought
it best to take his leave if club Off
cials thought he was Temperament
tai and lazy" Actually, both Mar
shall and Coach Turk Edwards said
Aguirre should be one of the great
est ends in pro football but didn't
come up to his best with the Tribe
Big Joe told his audience a ghost
writer, who telephoned him and said
he ought to do something about
it," wrote the letter that appeared
in local paper. Aguirre said he
signed it with scratchy pen.
De Groot commended Washing
tonians as good football fans, ad-
mitting they suffered through some
pretty horrible football his first year
at the helm. He said he hopes the
city gets its new stadium, with an
abundance of 5o-yard line seats
one OF his biggest headaches dur
ing the last two years. He invited
his listeners to drop around for q
visit If they ever are in Los An
Evening star., 1946-01-30

De Grootin Clean Break Here;
Dons Fail in L. A. Stadium Bid

geles, promising to fix them up with
5O-yard line seats at the Coliseum
for his teams games. The coach
said he expected the new club to
gain access to the stadium, even
though the transplanted Rams ap-
parently had won a priority.
Reports from Los Angeles to-
day, however, indicate the ALL
America team has lost its fight for
an equal share in playing dates.
An Associated Press dispatch said
the Coliseum commission formally
had given the Rams a three-year
contract and virtually frozen out
the All-America by putting a limit
on the number of pro games to be
played there.
The commission unanimously ap-
proved modified agreement which
for the next two years will allow
only six professional football games
to be played in the Coliseum from
the last Saturday in September to
the first Saturday in December. The
Rams already have been awarded
four Of these dates, leaving two
available for their rivals. The pos
sibility remains that the All-Ameri-
cas- could schedule one or two games
before and after the limitation pc
riod, but hardly enough to play their
entire schedule of seven home games
in the 103, ,000-capacity stadium.
Act to Protect Colleges.
Commission President Leonard
j. Roach explained: I'VE did this
to protect the colleges, which were
our first users" The contracts of
the two universities, U. S. C. and
U. G. L. A. were renewed for three
year periods. They have IL games
scheduled at the stadium from Sep
tember q through November 80.
While the Rams contract is for
three years, dates for the third year
will be discretionary" as pro foot
ball in the Coliseum Is regarded
as an experiment.
The miffed All-America represent
tatives, who included Don Ameche,
president of the local franchise, were
given slight consolation, the AP re-
ported, when the commission voted
to take their application under con-
sideration for another week.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Senior Boxing List
ToCIose Toniqht

Entries for the senior division
of the annual AAU tournament
close tonight at the District Box
ing Commission Office. Pairings
and weighing-in also are sched-
uied.
Action in the senior division
gets underway on Friday night
with bouts at Turner's Arena.
The battle for honors in the 147-
pound class figures to be among
the keenest, with Cliff Hart,
Golden Gloves champ, an en-
trant. Among the other con-
tenders is Carl Steele of St.
Mary's Boys Club, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Hall, Leading Basket
Scorer, Betters Lead
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Marshall'S S
Bill Hall, the Nations leading in
dividual college basket ball scorer,
has jumped his total to 1863 and now
holds a 30-point lead over De Paul's
Dig George Mikan.
The Associated Press weekly tab
.ulation of high scorers showed today
that Hall, leading Mikan by "a
points last week, added 80 points in
three games while Mikan tossed in
27 points in one game to up his
total to 338.
This weeks top scorers as reported
Evening star., 1946-01-30

Totals - 8 8 23 Totals 8 6 %
Central gave the Bulls quint a
stiff battle for three periods after
the Admirals slowed the vikings at
the start by Unexpectedly using a
zone defense. Steve Manos, who took
individual honors with II points,
looped through two quick baskets
early in the third period to pull
Central within one point of Bulls
at 14-15, but that was as close as
the Vikings could come.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Win, Lose or Draw
D. c. Boxing Solution Is erode A Arena
BY FRANCIS b STANN

District Boxing Commissioner Heinie Mile
as we pick on only what New York handlers war
we'll get the SKINNED milk while New York get
can't the Capital of the Nation which already ha:
that 1t will go for something big league, get it's
share? When good match is suggested do we
have to take, Try and get that one that's for
New York'?"
Ever since his return from active duty in
the Marine Corps Commissioner Miller has been
needing Washngton's two promoters Joe Turner
and Goldie Ahearn, in the hope they'll drop their
feud and work together He calls the feud "ridicu-
lous" and feels that if truce is effected the Dis
trict will get much bigger and better fights.
Personally, we disagree. There's only one
solution to the boxing problem. Washington needs
an arena. It's as simple that There isn't
f1rst-class sports palace in town. Turner's and
Ulines are small smoky and poorly located. Fight
ers of any great ability aren't coming here to box
before 1,400 customers and no amount of mutual
admiration on the part of Turner and Ahearn will
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Montreal Signs Second
Neqro Ball Player
Ry the Associaten Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 3d.
Hector H. Racine, president of the
Montreal club, the No. / farm" of
Brooklyn, has announced the sign
ing of second Negro ball player.
He is John r. Wright of New Or
leans, a 27-year-old right-handed
Semipro pitcher.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Totals Is IL A Totals 15
Veteran Grid Star Dies

ITHACA, N. Y, Jan. 80 (P.-Fred-
|erick D. Pearson, SO, member of
Ithaca Highs 1893 championship
football team which defeated Cornell
in practice game, died here.
Pearson also played at Cornell and
later with Canton, Ohio, profess
Sional team.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Gonzaga Tihs Streak
In Lacing ST. AIbans

Gonzaga will carry a six-game
winning streak into Fridays nights
game against its big rival, st. Johns,
at the University of Maryland's
Ritchie Coliseum.
The Eagles. who have dropped only
two of their II contests this season,
were in front all the way yesterday
in nipping st. Adams, 1927, on the
latter's court.
Pat O'Neil was high man for the
winners, but individual honors went
to Bob Smith of st. Adams with Is
Evening star., 1946-01-30

Totals IA 735 Totals 10 2 %
Tech turned on the heat in the
third period and swished in II
points in minutes to pull ahead OF
George Washington. The Presidents
had 1917 half-time lead. Tech s
Buddy Timmons, recovering from an
injured knee, was high man with II
points.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
to the Associated Press:
Touring Marine Quint
Aquin Victor in China

TIENTSIN, Jan. % CDelayeO -
The touring fleet Marine basket ball
team rolled up another victory here,
defeating the Marine 7th Service
Regiment, TIPS.
The 9Th Marine Division Stars
from Tsingtao edged the 1st Marine
Division All-Stars of Tientsin, 1884.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
19 Now in Dovis Cup List

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. 30
tP.-Australia has received l9 chal-
lenges for the Davis Cup Entries
will close at midnight tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Mile O. Dimes Bowling
Prize Winners Listed

The complete audited list of win
ners in the Mile O. Dimes Bowling
handicap at Silver Spring which
netted the paralysis fund $128.4o
are:
Mrs Lillian Mcmahon 19o-74e ts5ol;
Wi.ss, Ws,sr sSasnn SnsMOln sS531 7sia 20, sTs
Buckingham. I70-730 tS13.50); Ray Nc
Gaia, s5-721 $500; Lindsay Stott
us (ss.aoS' Men: High eonsolida % tion
game. d. J. LaCalzi. 15g (s3): high set
Bill King. 6s7 tS3l. Women: High game
Estelle Hoge. 100 (S3): high set. Elizabeth
Prunier, 5t54 (S3)
Evening star., 1946-01-30
d. C.'s Duncon Rinq Victim

MIAMI, Jan. 80 (R.-Colion
CLANCY of Indianapolis decisioned
Billy Duncan of Washington in a
10-round heavyweight boxing match
last night. CLANCY weighed ITS and
Duncan 185.
Evening star., 1946-01-30

Totals 10 442 Totals --- 10 70 30
Coolidge bounced back from a
two-game losing streak. its only set
backs this season, to trim Blair
The Colts were paced by Bill Cannon
to 1873 half-time edge and used
the second team most of the time
thereafter.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Woodwurd's Star Pair
Poison to Rockville

Scoring sprees by Frank Foster
and AL Martin, who tailed % and
20 points, respectively, were impor-
tant factors as Woodward Schools
basket ball team turned back Rock
vile High, 49-19, on the Woodward
court Yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-01-30

| Totals - II TAI Totals - Is 9 80
Eastern's victory over ST. john S
also was last-second affair with
Angie Karadimos getting his only
goal of the game just ahead of the
final bell. The Johnnies were ahead
at the half, 14-12, and produced the
games high scorer in Tommy
Gletner.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
St. Johns Rifle Team
Wins Seventh Strujoht

st. Johns rife team is boasting
string of seven victories this sea-
son. Eastern High is the latest vic
tim, the Johnnies having turned
back the Rambler marksmen, 1926
,221, yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Navy in MiIIrose Comes

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 80 tR.-
Coach Earl Thomson will take two
relay teams. high hurdle aggrega-
ltion and a number of individual
stars to New York Saturday In
lNavy's bid for Millrose games laurels.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Mount Rainier Seeking
Revenge on GreenbeIt

Return engagements are listed for
Friday night at Greenbelt after the
Greenies took both ends of double
header last night against host
Mount Rainier High basket bail
teams. The boys won, 44-41, and
the girls came through, 20-18.
Evening star., 1946-01-30

fought for the title a member of
Fritzie's fistic family owned" IS
per cent of Cochrane. Incidentally
Mike said in New York he wouldn' t
put up the purse in advance, and
this left it up to Willie to decide
between now and Friday at 10.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
TobIe Tennis to Resume

The redecorated Columbia Table
Tennis Center at Fourteenth and
Monroe streets NV, reopens to-
morrow night. First tournament Is
scheduled Saturday night.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Poston Wins for Kuvukos

A goal by Johnny Poston in the
last minute gave Kavakos Grill ST.
40 victory over War Department in
Heurich Basket Ball League game
last night at Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Herndon Boys, Girls Win

Herndon High basket ball teams
won both games against Mount
Vernon High last night. The boys
triumphed, $500, and the girls came
out ahead, 47-22.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
BIodensburg PIosters
Oxon Hill Hiqh Quint

Bladensburg High basket ball
team registered an easy win last
night, leading all the way as it
romped over Oxon Hill, 51-25.
Evening star., 1946-01-30

1o'oiS "a % 1utas q q q
Scoring was spread throughout
the Western lineup as the Red
Raiders won at Charlotte Hall, 29-17.
The Raiders were ahead all the way.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Patuxent Naval Air at Catholic
u,
Gallaudet at Loyola, Baltimore.
Bulls at Westinghouse, 3:15.
st. Anthony's at Coolidge, 3:45.
Eastern at Episcopal, Alex
andria, $3.50.
Armstrong at Parker Gray,
Alexandria, 4.
wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Central at Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, $3.50.
National Training at Mount
Vernon, 7.
st. Albans at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-01-30

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 80 Dr.
Ray Graves, Tennessee line coach
for the past two years, is returning
to the Philadelphia Eagles. He
played with the Eagles in 1912 and
194a
Evening star., 1946-01-30
When Roy and the Girls Come GIdinq On

When we talk OF an something modern,
least O00 seats conditioning
ing In the middle of town,
It's place where mustard hot
and not counter
The fellow pushes button and out rolls
representing Washington
When seems to be good idea the hockey
roae for couple
Roy Shipstad followed by Foes girls
Nothing but the
Local basket ball fans not realize but
os teams IN the country to Washington After
ana the other shot Western play Madison
square Garden they
Theyd be tickled to death to play
Evening star., 1946-01-30

writes: "As long
to drop this way
the cream. Why
proved in football
Evening star., 1946-01-30
And Plastic Plank for the RussIers Yet!

Bigime basket ball profitable business
head OF football finding quality
process for college Georgetown Washington
chose could whip couple of
these distinguished visitors in style.
The UNO might drop session.
newest miller from
rassng ring probably plastic
please spectators and pachyderms alike.
With $4,000 to 10000 customers the the boxing problem
would exist. Washington
be delighted to fight They'd meet eighound semnal
Robinson
the boxer rasSer would settled
exponents of the sports, Ahearn and Turner
It's wonderful this looks like the Staer
outside and Carter Baon movie house isn't comfort
able inside, And the fellow who put his dorem build
rolling in profits
Boy-h up pipe again, pleae opium jar
'front.' the
Evening star., 1946-01-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80 Dr.
San Francisco of the All-America
Football Conference has announced
the signing of John (Strike) Strzy-
kalski, one-time backfield star with
Marquette, and Joe Vetrano, former
back of Mississippi Southern. This
brought the roster to Is signed
players.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Ranks Of Pro Squads
Are Filling Rapidly
BY the Associated Press,

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Chicago's
three professional football teams
apparently aren't having much trou-
BILE getting both veteran and rookie
players to sign. 1t. Ray Bray ano
1t. Ed holman, both linemen with
the prewar Bears, signed yesterday
and said they expected to be dis
charged by the Navy this summer.
Elmer Angsman, Notre Dame full
back and halfback the past three
years, signed with the Cardinals
while the Rockets of the new ALL
America Conference announced
signing Of three 1945 Indiana play
ers-Bill Horvath and Ken Glaes-
ner, guards, and Art Gilpin-center-
tackle.
Tony Canadeo, former halfback
OF the Green Bay Packers, has been
discharged from the Army and is
at his Chicago home. He said he
was considering two coaching offers
Evening star., 1946-01-30

Totals "A 351 Totals 8
Evening star., 1946-06-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ATTENTION, apt owners and managers-
Was in the air forces for 3ls years; e;v noy
need ,3.drooom unturn. apt. in apt. house.
REETGRkS;S1ING VETERANS and other EN-.
family housing II YOU have house. or
apartment for rent phone MI. 6363, Ext.
VETERAN. wife and . children. aged 4
and 5, ursently sd need furn. or unfurn; apt.
VI VETERAN rgR and d wife wife want Broom apart
msat, mem IIfqnTdnaiSShed' ndaS Immediately; no ssssii-
dlss Army q oFffeEk Rfsh and wife desire 2 Or Or
Or pets: Phone CAPT. WEIGH, Republic
AUsTRALIAN tSSi OFFICIAL, permanently sta
toned Washington. requires apt or house,
preferably NV. section. Phone BADGER.
EX-ARSfY AIR FORCES CAPTAIN, recent
ly returned from years overseas, and wife
fAMY fat ss aF sO1Is Hbufs Gs aA 5sga
ivns @ Soon, dining sse room and Kitchen sps Of
numbsr sBs roos nSnse Sb xth sssp approximately
WITHIN Is MILES Of wash; house or 4.
room apt. rural section preferred but
others I, accepta5lae' s5a adults; no pets; $50
EX-MARINE, wife and baby would like
furnished ,.S or unfnrnished apartment; osg up
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. teacher, wants
small furnished apartment for July and
August: will give best references. Call MI
1924 weekdays, $50 to $3.50.
PERMANENT Govt employe, just married
veteran. desires 1-bedrm. apt. Please call
MORRIS, EN-. 46S6 after $50 pm. I2s
1T COL. AND WIFE. no pets or Children
desire furnished apartment up to 3 mos
NV. section preferred. Box 295-K, Star. Z
GOVT. EMPLOYED young married woman
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mo- Box 163-K. Star.
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Evening star., 1946-06-09
APTs. FURNISHED tcont.l

1425 VARNUM ST. N.W.-Will share fur
nished home with young ladies; private
bedroom and complete use of house; $50
month each. Shown by appointment only.
Please phone RA. 344S.
IDEAL TRANSPORTATION. 1887 18th st.
n.w.-Basement apt, private entrance,
MISUNDERSTANDING, for . or 3 gentlemen;
I large living room. bedroom. private
bath SIS for two or 500 for three. Call
CO 1927 for details. 3
AIR-CONDITIONED APT, adjacent Ward
man Park bedroom, living room. kitchen,
dinette; for July and August; $3.50 month.
DE. l10S. Box 2S9-L. Star 10
REFINED GENTLE LADY will share her
lovely furnished Groom apt. tsingle beds),
located near Farragut and New Hamp-
shire ave-. with quiet, refined lady;
privilege of cooking; good transportation,
Is min. to downtown; $40 mo-. references
1t57 TAIRMoN'r ST. NV large
rooms. near bath, for 3; 81 30 each;
also sleeping room. single, No. 20 3rd st
ne, 3 pleasant rooms, $50. MI. 1898 by
CoLoRED-l OR single girls to share
furn. apt. with girl: S5 wk each. 62l
2lst st. ne. TR. 1876 Sunday
COLoRED-FOR COUPLE or 3 girls 2l11
1st St. nv, $50 for couple or 81 ca. for
a0i EASTERN AVE. N.E.-Man and wife.
refined. to share apt; S35 per mo. Call
Hillside 02S0M.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
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buiit-in earase; ) bedrooms. : baths maid's
room and bath, living room. dining room
stshen gendx a4n mssbs washer from IVY td
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brick s,ss W bath sai %
yr. to a mo; prefer middle aged couple
rs n9 shildrsn; e4Sn PCS possess,on June d5sh T
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home; 3 bedrooms. 3 baths; deiiehtfvi ear-
silver, etc. $500. 1862 N st. wv
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= baths, > living rooms, dining room, sun
Mr. Barrow, RANDALL II. HAGNER 4 CO.
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BEAUTIFUL ROCK CREEK HILL home.
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Circle; June 21 to Sept. 10. Cool white
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Liv. rm., sunrm.,. screened porch, Law. din
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month. CHI. 1886 10
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, corner
10 rooms, bedrooms; detached spacious
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