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Evening star., 1946-10-17
Harde|| Is Honorary Head
OF New Tech High Club

Elmer (Hap) Hardell is honorary
president of the new Circle "T Club,
organized this week by graduate let
ter men OF Tech High. Hardell,
now track and freshman football
coach at Georgetown, was gradu-
ated from Tech in 1914 and later
returned to become the schools most
famous football coach.
Other officers elected at the clubs
meeting are Lee H. Nichols, presi-
dent; Edward F. Cooper, vice presi-
dent; Leroy w. Green, treasurer;
Byron T. Hayden, jr., secretary, and
Charles A. McAleer, public relations
director.
Aim of this new group is to pro-
mote schoolboy athletics in Wash
ington. Additional meetings will be
held the first Monday of January,
April, July and October. AL gradu-
ate letter men are eligible for mem
berShip.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

Ann StonemetZ and Mrs. E. 2
Moore, two golfers who did not COM
pete in District tournaments this
season, meet tomorrow for the Army
Navy women's club championship
The fact that two players new
to tournament golf locally reached
the club final bears out the boast
of the service club linkswomen, who
said, wed have the best team in
town If we could get our top players
out"
Miss Stonemetz defeated Mrs. w.
S. Parsons, and 3, while Mrs.
Moore posted an 81 in defeating
Mrs. S. F. Little, and 2. In the
first flight, Mrs. Roy johnson de-
feated Mrs. E. E. Hermann. 5 and
4, and Mrs. S. D. Sturges defeated
Mrs. M. S. White, 2 and l.
Congressional Country Club wom-
Evening star., 1946-10-17

Breaking a four-way tie for first
place. Mount Rainier pinmen took
a one-game lead in the Mems Minor
District League flag chase after win
ming two games from Clarendon,
one of the erstwhile deadlocked
leaders. Aided by Parke's 1856. the
victors. copped the first two skir-
mishes with 600 and 656, while
Clarendon bagged the final. Gil to
610. as Jack Barley hit 146 and
Donald Cost 1923.
Petworth dropped an odd-game
decision to Fort Davis and Arcadia
was whipped, 2-l, by Alexandria.
Tom Powell's 159 started a 383 set
with Fort Davis.
Anacostia Spillway won the last
two games from Arlington and Silver
Spring swamped Northeast Temple
in the first and last games.
Downtrodden Greenway came to
life with a sweep over Bethesda
Bowling Center as Bob Winnings
151-418 and George Scrivener's
145-398 led team scores of 662 and
1855.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Lions 10 Prune Squad
After Hockey Test
Against Clippers

Several members of the Washing
ton Lions will be skating in defense
of their jobs tomorrow night when
they entertain Baltimore's Clippers
in the inaugural of a four-game
Uline Cup hockey exhibition series
on Uline ice, starting at $50.
The teams move to Baltimore
Sunday night, return to Uline's next
Tuesday and conclude their pre-
season fitting in Baltimore next
Wednesday night.
Coach Jack Riley today announced
that the Lions 21-man squad would
be reduced by four Saturday morn
ing.
Some of our players are so
closely punched that it would be un-
fair to make a decision until I've
seen them in action" says Riley.
However, I'll make that decision
after tomorrow nights game"
Goal tenders will be alternated by
the Lions against Baltimore to-
morrow night. Dave Kemp, an
Eastern League ace with the Phila-
delphia Falcons last season, is ex-
pected to take over for two periods
while Bert Halliday, his youthful
understudy, also is scheduled to see
action.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Cap Cagers Sign 6a|Ietie,
Get FrankeI for Trial

Gene Gallette, a s-foot 2-inch
2l0-pound big name" amateur
from the Pacific Coast. and Nat
Frankel, formerly the American
Professional Basket Ball Leagues
hottest scorer with the Kingston
Colonials, today reported to Wash
ington's Capitols.
Gallette has been signed to rep
resent the Caps in American Bas-
ket Ball Association competition,
while Frankel is working out with
the local pros and may be signed
If he shows anything resembling
his old form.
This hikes to II the Capitols'
squad now at drill
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Little Hoyas Seeking
Third Straight Win

The Georgetown Prep football
eleven is eyeing the st. Johns
Cadets with that victory look. a
win over the Johnnies tomorrow
would make 1t three in a row for
the Little Hoyas.
Using a modification of the old
Tennessee T formation, Coach Or
rel Mitchell has an able backfield
in Timmy Beyer, Joe Gargan,
Frank Lyons and Jackie Harell.
All these boys are light, but have
the speed and maneuverability re-
quired by the tricky formation.
st. Johns, recovering from a
1876 loss to Western High last
week, are hoping to gain back
their prestige at the expense Of
the Little Hoyas. The Cadets, un-
der the direction of Coach Gene
Augusterfer, want to be rolling
along so as to be prepared for the
game against their traditional rival,
Gonzaga, on November IS. Gonzaga
is rated by some observers as the
No. / sehoolboy football eleven OF
the area.
Augusterfer viii be depending on
Harry (Hotsy) O'Meara, shifty
halfback and line-bucking. fast
charging Tom Fannon.
Ten years ago-Unlversity OF
San Francisco played st. Mary's
to scoreless tie in major college
football upset.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Beaten Hisers Barely
Retain Bowling Lead
In District Loop
By Ben McAIwes

A close Mems Major District
League pennant race was intensi-
fed today after Colonial Village
with a 81 victory over College Park
moved within . game Of the leading
IIiser's Boulevard, losers for the first
time this season, in al Bethesda
Bowling Center match.
Moe Meade Of College Park came
up with 424 at Colonial Village with
q final big wallop Of 16l. Bert Lynn
still going strong fired 159 and IA
for the Villagers, which zoomed his
average to 1898 for l8 games.
Bethesda nosed Boulevard In the
first two games, 561 to 567 and 594
to 500 before the Hiser Quint won,
$40 to 900. Joe Harrison posted 386
for the losers with Bub Guethlers
375, best for the winners.
The champion Hi-Skor conbina-
ton spurted to third place with .
80 win over Lucky Strike, counting
$50 and 1894, aided by Bill Buck
ner's 1886 and Mike AvonS
1884.
Featured by Whip Litchheld's 100
and top set Of 43s, Clarendon bowled
over Chevy Chase Ice Palace, I'll.
Bill King rolled 155 and 800 for Ice
Palace.
Rosslyn, aided by Billy Stalcups
400 and Lou jenkins 481, beat King
Pin, 81, with 1905 set.
Greenway copped the final two
games from Brookland with $50 and
1915 scores as Julie Singer raped
out 147 and 414. AL Robinson put
the first game on ice for Brookland
with ITS to tie for second high
season game with Mike Avon. AIS
set was 418.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Return Of Jones, King
Boosts Rider Stock
Against Coolidge
BY George (. Huber

Return of Tex Jones and Stan
King may give Coolidge the neces-
sary edge tomorrow when 1t plays
at Wilson in the top game of three
in the high school championship
series. Jones, speed merchant Of
the club, missed playing in last
weeks losing effort to Gonzaga
because of a weak ankle. King
did play a few minutes for the
first time this season but wasn't
as effective as he probably will be
this week.
Stan has been missing because
of q sore arm, received in baseball
last summer, but Coach Gil Conn
believes he's at last ready to pitch
passes with the same ease and
accuracy that brought him all-high
mention last season.
The Colts will have to be at their
best to maintain their undefeated
status in series play. Wilson is
one Of the most improved teams
around town with successive VIC
tories over G. w. High and Ana
costa after being swamped by
Staunton and Tech in its first two
games. Pat O'Nein, former Gonzaga
player. has fitted well into the Will
son attack, and with Fred Schenck
at peak form, as he was last week,
the Tigers are in shape to give
Coolidge hard time.
Other series games tomorrow are
Anacostia at Western and Roosevelt
at Eastern. Both should be good.
Condition of several injured boys
also will be a factor in the Ana
costia-Western tilt. Louis Groot,
missing from the Anacostia lineup
last week when it fell before Ana
costa, will be back, but at half
back this time instead of full.
Bob Lohr, tried as fullback sub
when Groot got hurt, now takes
over that post. Still missing from
the Indian lineup are Chow Eehaves
and Speedy Kent.
Western last week had only part
time service from several injured
players, notably Don Strain and
Jack Castro, while upsetting st.
Johns. They should be able to go
all the way this week.
Roosevelt has lost all three OF its
games this fall by scores of 800,
1870 and 60 Noting the downward
trend of scores, Coach Phil Fox
figures this in his week. The Rough
Riders are depending much on Jess
Houston's passing. Jess is one OF
the better tossers around town, in
spite of his inability to connect
for a touchdown SO far. He COM
pleted 1e OF % tosses against Gen.
trail last week.
Roosevelt's inability to score
makes a puzzler for Fox. Several
times in each game the Riders
practically have been at opponents
goal posts, but have failed to get
the few remaining yards. Must be
stage fright" thinks Phil. They're
just not used to being down there
and don't know what to do"
Despite Houston'S effectiveness
Roosevelt will rate as an underdog
against the Eastern team which last
week held Tech to a scoreless tie.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

Mexico City's spitfres, 2s players
strong, were calmly confident and
well conditioned today rs they
awaited tomorrow nights interna-
tional football test against Dewitt
Schools huskies ut Grifnth Stadium
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The invaders were confident they
would Offset Devitt's assured weight
advantage with their speed, spirit
and skill, and indicated that they
have been pointing for this game all
season.
Coach Salvatore Mendoza has a
team well versed in the T-formation.
Uriel Alatriste, nimble ball handler
and alert field general. is key man
OF the Mexico YMCA team, and
the real hope of the Spitfires to
upset Dewitt.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

lege Park, 1875; Rosslyn. 1913: King
Pin, 10-5; Hi-Skor, 1913; Ice Pal
ace, 81: Lafayette. Til; Silver
Spring. Til; Mount Rainier, 6-12,
and Petworth, 3-15.
Clarendon spurted to two-game
lead in the Ladies Minor District
League by beating second-place
Colonial Village, 2-1, with Evelyn
Morris hitting 132 and $50.
Northeast Temple moved into a
tie for second place by tramp!ing
Lucky Strike. Marion Hamilton's
1874 and 337 were the edge as Ia
koma nicked Fort Davis, 81. Spill
way was 81 winner from Green
way.
Standings: Clarendon, 1876; Co.
lonial Village, 1913; Temple, 1913;
Lucky Strike, SO; Greenway, SO:
Fort Davis. $40: Takoma, Til, and
SpillWay. Til.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
BrookIond Clngs to Top Spot
In Women's Major Pin Group

Brookland Recreation continues
to top the Ladies Major District
League after 81 win over Lafay-
cite, while College Park remains
two games behind after taking the
odd from Silver Spring.
Jessie Sacrey, Brookland captain,
was high with 140 and 1896. Frances
Wilson was best for College Park
with 145 and 375, while Evelyn
Saunders clouted 1873 and 370 for
Silver Spring.
Led by Ruth Di Misa's 1866, Hi
Skor blanked Petworth. Rosslyn
put it on Chevy Chase Ice Palace,
81.
Eddie Peterson had top single of
ISL and Kay Luckett, newcomer,
with 1872 and 356, sparked King
Pin to 80 win over Mount
Rainier.
Standings: Brookland, 14-4; Col
Evening star., 1946-10-17

The Touchdown Club, which is
underwriting this attraction as 4
good will gesture, today announced
through President Hugh P. Flynn
that the advance ticket sale for
tomorrow nights game has risen
considerably In the last two days.
Students of Washington's Metro
politan Area schools have lined UP
solidly behind the classic.
The invaders theld their final full
length workout at Georgetown Uni
versity medical field this morning
and will have a brief signal drill
tomorrow.
Tickets for the game are on sale
at Grifith Stadium, the Touchdown
Club, Spalding's. Sport Center and
Fairway.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Linkswomen in Crown Rounds
At Army Navy, Congressional

ems championship final today found
Mrs. D. H. Henderson a slight
favorite over Mrs. r. R. Dole. Mrs.
Henderson defeated Mrs. H. M.
Chapman, and /, and Mrs. Dole
won. 4 and 8, over Mrs. Dixon Lewis
in the semifinals.
The District Women's Golf Asso-
citation intercity team needed a
victory over Baltimores top women
golfers today at Chevy Chase to
gain an even break for the season.
The visitors won the first match
played in Baltimore.
Clyde Asher, winner OF the Dis
trict Golf Associations senior
championship tournament IN 1942-
the last time 1t was played-put the
Henry Litchfleld West Trophy event
on the line today in the 18-hole
medal play postponed from last
week. A field of 20 turned out at
Washington Golf and Country Club.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Bulls Changes Opponent

Bulls Schools football team, still
seeking its first victory this year
has dropped the game originally
scheduled against Manassas Voca-
tional School on Saturday and In
stead will play tomorrow against
Baltimore City College Veterans In
stitute at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Cards Release Gonzalez
For Cuban League Job
By the Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-Colorful Mike
Gonzalez, Cuban-born coach of the
st. Louis Cardinals, was given; his
unconditional release yesterday.
Gonzalez requested his release SO
he could continue to manage the
Havana Reds of the Winter Cuban
League after Commissioner A. B.
CHappy Chandler ruled all persons
henceforth connected with the Gu
ban league as ineligible for partici-
patton in organized baseball in the
limited States
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Texas Talent Bunched

Former Southwest Conference
stars playing in the backfield for
the Miami Seahawks of the ALL
America Conference are Cotton
Price and Marion Pugh. Texas A.
and NJ. and Cowboy Jack Grain,
Texas.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
n, ST See FeIIer Win

LOS ANGELES, Oct. II (P.-Bob
Feller's All-Stars defeated the
Negro Royals, As, last night as the
Cleveland fireballer famed seven
batters in five innings before
crowd of 22,577 at Wrigley Field.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Irish Vets PIuy Plozu

The Irish War Veterans are sched-
uled to clash with the Plaza A. G.
tonight at 8:15 in q Night Football
League game at the New York Ave-
nile Stadium.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Mount Rainier Pinnen Ahead
AS Minor Circuit Tie Snaps

Standings: Mount Rainier, 1915:
Clarendon. 11-7; Petworth, Ill:
Arcadia, Ill; Spillway. III; Alex
andria, 1913; Temple, 80; Fort
Davis. $40; Silver Spring. 8-1o;
Greenway, 6-l2; Bethesda, 6-l2:
Arlington, 5-13.
-Four season records were estab-
lished by leading Agriculture in the
Ladies Federal Bowling League
when Florence Smith with 155 and
387 led 81 victory over FBI with
scores of 563 and 1882 Aiding the
heavy pin toppling was Whiton with
1913 and 352. CAA won three games
from RFC No. 3 to gain 4 tie for
first place.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Lunqdon Vets Seek Come

The Langdon Lions Veterans 140-
pound football team is seeking a
game for Sunday. Call Dupont 1852.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

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Cap Closing
ON Bentley

Montreal. Mar. ) -AP- Gaye
Stewart OF the Toronto Maple Leafs
and Bill Mosienko OF the Chicago
Black Hawks. running neck-and
neck in the National Hockey Leag-
ne scoring race, closed the gap
separating them from the leading
rointmaker. Max Bentley of Chica-
go, to eight points. the official
league statistics showed today.
Stewart now has 80 goals and IS
assists for As points. white Mos
ienko has II goals and IS assists.
Max Bentley, who was injured two
weeks ago and will be out for the
season. remains the top man with
80 goals and % assists for So
points.
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Wings Is the most penalized play
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penalty box.
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tinues to hold slight edge for the
Bookkeeping leadership. In 81
games he has passed Sc shots. civ.
ing him an average of 2535. Harry
Lumley of Detroit Red Wings,
with 122 goals against him in a.
games, is second with an average
OF 2.77S.