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Evening star., 1946-02-21
Totals 10 424 Totals
Hoyas Smother A U.
In Rough Struggle

One of the few things undisturbeo
by the war is Georgetown's court
mastery over American University
the Hoyas demonstrated last night
in winning 65-48 verdict in q free
scoring, free-swinging game.
American lost three key men
Hank Pizza, Ray Love and Walter
Smith, on personal fouls, but its de-
feat can not be blamed wholly or
that misfortune. The Hoyas were
hep to the Eagles brand OF play
and had the upper hand all the
way, leading by 36-27 count at in
termission.
Ed Drysgula, whose 20 points top
ped the scoring, Frank Aires and
Dippy Durkin paced Georgetown's
attack. Love and Richie Postor
were A. US big guns with the latter
carrying the brunt of the burden.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
By Burton Hawkins
Stor StoH Corespondsnt

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. z1.-"1
don't know whether I can hit majo,
league pitching" says the Mats con-
siderably publicized Gil Coan, rookie
outfielder, ''but I've done all right
so far against the pitching I've
seen. I've never seen a major league
game, so it's all new to me-"
Arriving here last night to in
augurate his bid for a regular out
field berth, Coan was undismayed to
learn that Manager Ossie Bluege
of the Mats had shelved plans to
play him regularly in center field
Blueges present blueprints call for
an outfield comprised of jeff Heath
Stan Spence and Buddy Lewis.
That's a lot of competition, ad-
mitted Coan, but I can hope any
way. Right now weigh 1913, about
lS pounds over my playing weight
because I've been loafng during the
winter. Usually I play semipro bas-
ket ball during the off season and
that keeps down my weight, but
I'm not worrying about being over
weight now. That surplus comes of
easy"
Injured Thumb No Handicap.
The 22-year- old recruit, voted the
most valuable player in the minor
leagues last season as the result of
his labor with Chattanooga. says he
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Licking Mountaineers
Pops Navy for Army
Speeiel Dispatch 10 The Sior

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 21.-Navy
served notice on Army that their
annual game week from Saturday
will find the Sailors at their best by
putting heavily favored West Vir-
ginia quint in short pants yester-
day, 50-45.
West Virginia's status as the Ma
tion's No. ranking team was low
cred by the hardworking Midship-
men, who opened up a 25-l6 lead in
the first half and STAYED off the
Mountaineers' closing rally. West
Virginia's craftsmanship was err
ratio in the first period. but Navy
helped equalize matters with a
sloppy floor game.
The visitors were forced to resort
to long-shot barrage in desperate
bid to overhaul the Midshipmen.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Goertner Ace as Friends
Defeats Gaithersbura

Tommy Goertner, fast firing
Friends School forward, marked up
double triumph yesterday when
he led his quint to a 23-t7 win
over Gaithersburg High on Friends
hardwood.
Goertner was responsible for all
Of the first 10 points scored in the
tilt and totaled 16 to spark Friends
to its third straight win.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Howard Quint No Match
For johnson G. Smith

Howard University's basket ball
team had another loss on the books
today after soaking up a 1923
beating by johnson S. Smith Col
lege hotshots on the local schools
court last night.
Cal Paff, deadeye Smith forward,
was high scorer with 20 markers.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
ioirfox Conquers WI.
As Burrows Sturs

Fairfax Highs basketers trimmed
Washlngton-Lee on the Generals
floor in a stirring contest last night,
1928 Fairfax led at the half. 1910.
Pacing the winning attack was
Ray Burrows with 13 points.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

'0 VIC "fe OtyI1IS 10 DC IIeIPIuI anu supply SdlIIe
Some OF these facts are by courtesy of the
World Almanac, but others come by first-hand
experience. You may recall, back in the days when
you were player that twice turned up at
Orlando following extensive tours of the Pearl
OF the Antilles, which included stops at Sloppy
Joe's, La Tropical Stadium and the Casino featur-
ing games of science and skill.
Mr.. Miguel Martin, your trainer, will remem-
ber. On one occasion he asked us to bring back
some cigars -. real Havana seegars" We did,
Nice fat, black stogies and after smoking the
first Mike missed his meals for two days and
finally gave the rest to the late Billy Smith, with
whom he'd had an argument.
Christopher Columbus discovered Cuba in
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Woodcock, Mills Matched

LONDON, Feb. 81 tP,.-Bruce
Woodcock, British heavyweight
champion, and Freddie Mills, en-
pire ght-heavyweight king, have
signed for June bout.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
PIoyoffs to Be Broadcast

Radio Station WINK with Bob
Wolff, at the mike, will broadcast
play-by-play the high school basket
ball championship playoffs starting
tonight at 8p.m.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
London Streak Stopped
BY 9. U. Prep. 43 to 30

Landon basketers' recent hot win
ming streak has been snapped by
Georgetown Prep hoopshooters, who
turned In a 1890 win over the
Landonites yesterday on the losers
floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Martin Gets Il Points
For Woodward Quint

Al Martin hits the cords for 81
points to lead Woodward Prep
cagers to their 18th win of the sea-
son when they slapped down West
minister, 1925, last night at the
YMCA.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Five years ago-Tony Zale re-
tanned his middleweight title by
knocking out Steve Mamakos in
the 14th round at Chicago.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Basket Ball Scores
BY the Assoeioied Press

~ nv $SSoetC1eo FFeh
East.
William and Mary, ~; Maryland, SO.
Navy, so: West Virginia, 45.
Georsetown, So; American, As.
Westminster; IS; PITT 50. ''
Lafayette, So; Bucknell, 50.
eeT aanpshFs r. fzoySsUse s. RGTaein 49,
Syracuse, SO: Manhat ttan. SO.
Columbia Jayvees, so; Kings Point jay
Muhlenbe5g. 50; st. Josephs, 40.
Montclair Teachers, As; Trenton Teachers,
Filth seryies &C. eem@and, sSans% 81 Alliance jun
sllspss9 ls5 s3lissst sssk. 80 g: Geneva. Is.
New York u, So; st. Johns, 81 (overtinne)
tsesaia toee Haven, 1 s.aSssnsfSad 81; ssasfsId: e. e.
sniB ss R4seys 5 Atay o.ysso ss'e
Niagara u, SO; Assumption. 80.
%ssf GGsst ebss,sI Gss5d Assdfmy ss State &c.
Haverford, 81; Delaware. SO.
Philadelphia Naval Base, 63; Lakehurst.
Ellis Island Coast Guard. 81; Fort slocum,
South.
Wase Forest. Sc; Furman. s 81. co.
Randolph Macon, 3S: Richmond, o6,
Miami. 40: Florida Southern. 43,
North Carolina. "a; Catawba, SO.
Presbyterian Is. CO., 46: College Of Cha rles-
Mississippi State. "a; Mississippi. 80.
louisiana Tech. 81; Northwestern Normal.
Tulane. g: Naval Repair Base. 90.
washington College. IS; Mount st. Mary's
Johns HOPKINS, AZ: Loyola. 81.
Anderson Broaddus. 70; Davis and Mlains
}s' ,,,,
Notre Dame. Sc; Michigan State. ID.
Hiram, so; Ashland, As:
Findlay.. II: Wilmington, 81.
s5s3s m e. 0ssnp %sst%nSssT n,or ae
kenf' asfe' g. e. Mount Union. 55.
Norfolk Junior College, so: Dana. Is.
North Central. ~: Eimhurst. ii.
Carroll. 4S; Lawrence. Az
Indians State. 40: Evansville, ii.
Central Normal. so: Indianf Central, 81
Mankato. 3S: Bemidji, 36.
Manchester. "a: Carleton, A.
Houston, 81; Southwest Texas Teachers
55.
Los ,Anselesso shamrocks. 40: pepperdin,
Portland, So: Lnneld. ba.
San Jose State. IS: st. Mary's. 80.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Cuban Rhumbo Will Replace Rood Work

In it is wonderful
the weather much than Florida
couple of degrees latitude to the your boys
Ie rhuba they DO m Cuba isn't anything like the kind
the Shoreham the Stok; it's wild
you're stompng out prairie fire all by goes
and the boys don't shaking those beating
until your lips fecked with
Don't be surprised if the Cuban team Mats kicks
heroes around
en playing all winter in that Cuban League which or when
we were here-aS good Double
beat them by knocking lot by brute strength
either because think are distant
until Tropicars
m The Cuban fans are in class by themselves They don't sit
m and snap at hot dogs they walk
bets on anything and everything pitch will
be strike a ball whether
whether Wolff will pitches to
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Beware Thees Senior Weeth Thees Black Boo

Cuba has been called successfully Santiago
and Cuba and the l93 population Incidentally
OF these 477284 little skinny who looks like
pey you see him waiting at the customs carrying little black
nag shoot him buy him of
wholly disnclned toward whith
About 10 disembarked clipper
portable typewriter not unlike the this
ne thought he recognized
this All that he
He followed us to the hotel his displayed
cane queez1ns 1t
with us and reopned his bag table night ditto
Balsta all the while carrying his bag which
fuH OF the light medium and golden He finally
the clipper and to this probably
never opened black box sample
Good luck,
IRONSIDES
PS-Forget the whole thing The this
ho Crlpes Oe don't need advice from Amt the old
OF hortStop
We plump forgot Padre senior
thees black
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Totals - 10 745 Totals 2OlO so
Free throws missed: j. Carroll. Waldrop
CD. Shugart, Leverte, Beverley, Green.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Chunky Bnke Promising Candidate for Berth Regular Pitcher With Mats
Win, Lose or Draw
An Open Letter on Cubu to Mr.. BIueqe
By FRANCIS {. STANk
Dear OSSie:

we note with interest that March will take brood
70 CUBA Tor some ball realizing with
have time your necessary historical
Evening star., 1946-02-21

persists in calling Cambria the
is concerned Cambria probably Anyway will setting
the island exactly years.
and the place has been developed since.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Mitchell. brother Of the bridegroom,
will serve as, best man and the
usi1ers will be Mr.. w. Dee Shepherd
Of Pittsburgh, Mr.. Burt Randall OF
washington and Mr.. Carl Estabrook
Of Arlington.
The bride-elect has been guest Of
honor at q shower given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Estabrook, a cocktail party
given by Miss Peggy Palmer Of Ar
lington, and at another cocktail
party given jointly by Miss Shreye
and Miss Meyer. Wednesday, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick l.. Fridley of
Washington, uncle and aunt Of the
bridegroom, will give a buffet sup
per for the bridal party and close
friends. Immediately following the
wedding rehearsal Friday, the
brides brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Wells, jr.,
Of Chicago, will entertain the bridai
party at dinner.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

A bride of yesterday, she
,Das Miss Juditha Mary Weber,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Weber of Tucson, be-
fore her marriage to Mr..
Leslie E. Col,oeH, SON of Mrs.
Mary ColDeH of Taylor, Wis.
The Dedding took place at the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart,
the Req. Father Wempe o1fci-
ating at I o'clock. The recep-
tion Uas held at 1888 Park
road, where the bride has
made her home for some time.
Miss Elsie J. Coluell, sister OF
the bridegroom, ,oas maid OF
honor and Mr.. John J. Schi-
nDone wds best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Col,DeH 1Dtll 90 West on
their wedding trip, stopping
In arizona to DiSit, and aDtll
make their home in Los
angeles. Hood Photo.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
WeUs-MncbeU
WeddmqPIans

Miss L. Elizabeth Wells. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Wells Of
Leicester, N. c., has completed plans
for her marriage to Mr.. Frank T.
Mitchell, jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Of Washington. The we'd
ding will take place November 2 at
the Metropolitan Memorial Church,
with q reception Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony In the Con-
gressional Room Of the Statler
Hotel.
Miss Wells has chosen for her At
tendants Miss Margaret Shreve OF
Clarksburg. w. Va, and Miss Sally
Meyer Of Newport, Pa. Mr.. Stuart
Evening star., 1946-10-27


teen-agers who take the Fashion
Modelling Course are given the
additional advantages Of Speech
and Etiquette >. as well as spe-
cial attention to all personal prob
lens like posture, body and make
up. The school offers convenient
tuition plan-$1o upon registration
the balance In small weekly pay
ments. Conveniently located across
from woodward and Lothrop.
Glasses from 1880 to $50. Second
floor. 604 11th STREET NV.
Phone NATIONAL 6084.
6 IT'S ALL WooL-and .
= real beauty!" It's an
Eisenhower battle Jacket blouse -.
perfect for college and career girls
Evening star., 1946-10-27
IF YOU HAVE ALTAR.
lBREWm0S


their bridal gowns. They are choos-
ing Cranes new Ecruwhite we'd
ding paper which has traditional
dignity and modern charm. There
are many correct styles. Two en-
velopes are now furnished. And
samples are on display for leis-
urely consideration. Like every
great city, Washington has its
particular engraver who has q
definite appeal ito those who
"know"-and In the Capital its
BREWOOD. 1877 G ST. NV.
6 CHICKEN BARBARA"
80 is the featured
dish ct WATER GATE INN =. :.
and it's simply the most delicious
Evening star., 1946-10-27

tield Of living one must constantly
try to improve. The PEARL AT.
KINSON SCHOOL offers . com
plete and comprehensive Self I'm
provement Course-for those Of
you who are ambitious enough to
make the best Of your best points.
The basis Of it all-is . good pos
ture, poise and gracefulness. Added
to that you are taught rhythmic
walking and makeup. You Will
develop your style sense-and learn
how to choose colors that are most
becoming to you. Pearl Atdnson,
the charming directress OF this
ilne school will help you anaiyse
your problems and you may con-
suit her without obligation on your
part. There u also . course IN
speech and Rhythm. And still,
another course In Fashion Model
ins. School hours: / to Q pm.
1865 CONN. AVE NO. 6171.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
Helen Edith Os1,zAn
VIII Be Married

Col. Russell A. Osmun, U. S. A.,
retired, and Mrs. Osmun Of West
moreland Hills announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Helen Edith Osmun, to Mr.. Pierre
Edward Parker, son Of Mrs. Louis
r. Bogert of New York and the late
MIR. Edwin H. Parker.
Miss Osmun attended Radford
School for Girls in El Paso and re-
ceived her B. A. degree from Swarth-
more College in 1941.
Mr.. Parker, who is petroleum
geologist, received his M. A. degree
from the University OF California
in 1871.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

foods, enhanced with salads and
relishes. You can enjoy them at
luncheon, dinner, late supper
and in-between times, too. O-DON-
NEIL'S occupies two buildings In
the same block with innumer-
able dining rooms in each build-
ing-*o accommodate parties a
every size. II you happao to -
alone-ask the headwaiter % seaS
you ct the Captains Table, or In
the Ships Cabin, or in any q
the other Marine Dining RoomA
I32l and 1907 = 81. NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

sauce. Every one is asking for 1t
at luncheon and dinner. Another
delight: HOT POPOVERS. Let
"Wimpy" the Mixologist bartender
to you prepare your favorite cock
tail. Located on the Potomac at
r ST. NV. DI. 1856.
80 " PIRATIONS?" Have
you ever thought Of becoming .
fashion or Photographic model3
Evening star., 1946-10-27
RebubIcan Fetes

Two parties are to, be given for
the Republicans Of Montgomery
County by Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke
Johns. This afternoon they will be
hosts ct q tea for all Republican
women In the county and Saturday
evening q Halloween dance will be
held in the Johns Old Barn. An
orchestra will provide the music,
refreshments will be served and Mr..
Johns will act as master Of cere-
monies.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

NUE-is distinctive
. and designed
for the texture of
your hair. The
skilled hair stylists
first determine what
type Of permanent
your hair can take"
best-and create .
coi1eur that Is be-
coninr and eaSv to
Evening star., 1946-10-27

your h an d b Ag ?
SEARS has just re-
cetved a new ship
ment Of those won
derful clear plastic
raincoats and scarfs
that are neatly
folded into q small
matching case i.
that's dat enough
and compact enough
Evening star., 1946-10-27

to fit In q pocketbook. They come
in all colors, and are priced at
only $7.l9 for the set. There are
plastic umbrellas TO match, priced
at S4.es. You'll find these good
looking, utilitarian accessories at
two SEARS stores: $500 Wiscon-
SIN Avenue NV. and at oil Bla-
densburY Road NE. You can shop
Monday through Thursday from
10 to 6; and on Friday and Satur-
day from 10 to 8. Drive out-and
carry your purchases with you.
There's ample free parking space.
i" ARE You A BUSY
WOMAN?" Do you
find yourself getting tense and
tired?-and has your figure be-
Evening star., 1946-10-27

wonderful for
all sports occa-
sions. You'll
ind it In the
Blouse Depart
m mt at L.
FRANK CON-
PANY in
blac k, coral,
aqua and brown.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Have your friends
urged you to try
such . career? It's
very interesting
work. So-n you
have model quail
ncations-enroll at
PHYLLIS BELLS
Ideal" SCHOOL.
Those talen t e d
x,o,yy,o yuoy,ay, nr
Evening star., 1946-10-27

eASAS
and order this
favorite seafood
prepared in-your
favorite way.
The restaurant
speciali1es IN
huge platters-
filled with all
kinds OF sea-
Evening star., 1946-10-27

S7.e5. It buttons all the way up
the front-and fastens ut the waist
with . buckle. Sizes IL to 20.
Main floor. r STREET ct 18th.
j" OYSTERS ARE IN SEA-
sss SON" the month
with an "R" has rolled around.
You can now 60 to O'DONNELL'S
Evening star., 1946-10-27

t hing you've
ever tasted.
Here's what 1t
is: Breast Of
chicken, dipped
in wame bat
ter, fried In
deep fat and
covered " ith
the most yum
nv Eollapdaise
Evening star., 1946-10-27

place Is In So
ciety whether
you are . pro-
fessional wom-
an, . career girl,
. housewife or
. young thing
preparing for
college . be-
ca,,o In everV
Evening star., 1946-10-27

n o I eWOrtny
collection Of
really lovely
suits . i. . of
t h e finest
quality WOOL
ems, impec-
cably tai
1ored and
BEAU tifully
xty1ed If volI
Evening star., 1946-10-27

come fatty
in spots ?
Then to
ANNE KEEL
LY for you!
A course Of
exercises in
cludes ring
rollers, exer-
cycles. yibfa-
Evening star., 1946-10-27

"C SOAl6
to B r e =
WOOD for
their we'd
ding sta
tionery, -
the invita-
tions and
q nnOunce-
ments that
are as i'm
Evening star., 1946-10-27

are particular about "ft"-there Is
an alteration department In the
shop-with expert filters to give
you the perfection you desire.
You'll also fnd . handsome array
Of coats, plain and fur-trimmed
-. and dresses for school, business
and dress-up moments. Open eve
nings til 8; Saturdays til 8. 1902
CONN. AVE. Phone NO. 1869.
" IF YOU HAVE ALTAR
'sA IOR MOTTVES'-
then O. paper trousseau" is in
order. So many autumn brides
Evening star., 1946-10-27

is "A n q Z o ] e
Robbins "PRIS-
MATIC MAKE
UP" a nat
ural, all = day,
all-weather Liq-
uid Make Up,
which covers up
blen1ishes, yet
will NOT cake
m drv Three
Evening star., 1946-10-27

~ FOLLOW SUIT" Not
q bridge game-but
q reminder that this is q suit sea-
son! THE BLAIR SHOP has Q
Evening star., 1946-10-27

tors, walking machines, barrels
plus steam cabinet and shower
and you can 60 10 times for only
$22; 20 times for $29.50. Swedish
massage (for relaxing, body-toning
and reducing)-with steam cab
met and lamp, 10 times. $3.50.
A pocket Calorie Book given with
each course. 1929 r ST. NV.
Phone MA. 1856.
+" VERY TRULY YOURS.
Like ones personal
signature-a permanent wave from
HEADS OF CONNECTICUT AVE
Evening star., 1946-10-27

manage. Machine permanents
start at tl2.50. They also give
Cold Waves. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DE. 5811. Bethesda salon:
724s Wisconsin Avenue NV. Phone
OIL. 1916.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Tweeds ore more importdnt
thon ever. Rich, heathery
smelling tweeds thot make the
best toiIored eoots and suits.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
%%%V%V

" ISN'T THIS A LOVELY
WAY-to be caught in
the rain?" To be always prepared
with a raincoat and scarf-right in
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Wool fubries ore let
ting their hoir grow
this autumn, it seems.
There ore robbit hoir
woolsns, soft as o
bunny. There ore the
"erunehy" "a bries
like broeode, toffeta
and futile - thot
moks one feel eIs-
sont.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

types: For average, for dry and
for oily skins. Sold at woodward
and Lothrop North Blds) and
Kann's Toiletries Counters.
6 TIE sTELos COMPANY
Is ready to cover .
multitude OF xhins!" They are
equipped at the moment to give
Evening star., 1946-10-27
><4<<~

!" FINDING ONES PLACE
'''A IN THE WORLD
is the problem that confronts all OF
us. It doesn't matter what your
Evening star., 1946-10-27

speedy,
10 = day
s rice
on ho-
siey re-
pairs
so II you
h q v e
any pre-
c ious 8
stock
Evening star., 1946-10-27

you'll love it! Beginning Novem-
Der llth-they'l be open EVERY
MONDAYS well as every day
from 1l:45 to . p.m.-and Sunday
from l to 8 pm. A warm welcome
awaits you at all times. 9th and
Maine Avenue S.W. Unlimited
parking. Phone RE. 3013-4.
!" MODEL MAKEUP"
Favorite with fash
ion and Photographic models in
Hollywood, Miami and Washington
Evening star., 1946-10-27
ST ELos

ngs, which you've cast aside be-
cause Of runs or snags-take them
In tomorrow. New location: 904 6
ST. NV. (Velati Bldg). Phone
MA S442.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

land ella m .,
Maryland crabs
and m . n y
o other seafood
delicacies. But
you n needn' It
leave Washing
ton to enjoy
them. Just plan
to have dinner
at this very fine
Evening star., 1946-10-27
WHAT ARE FALL
FASHIONS MADE OF?

!" twesds and foilles and
white srmins tails - thdts
whot fall fashions are made
of~
Evening star., 1946-10-27
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g CHART YOUR COURSE"
by sastronomyl Ho-
GATES Is bounded BY Lynnhaven
oysters, Maine Holsters, New Eng
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
By DAN PARKER

band sounded the drge pabeaers carted him off the ed This called windy conference which caused the United Nations
 At this point Jimmy proof whom he ordered Never mind watching P and It's the that get in trouble"
 been Democratic weather sad calling
 attention the np the air. but Tom
 in there pitching for the Republicans with His
 trOl superb he hasn't speed since tossed that
 fast Mayor ODwyr last Winter he stuck the
 After few innings when Hugh Mulcahy followed Poor Judd to
 the bOneyad Manager Chapman wished he then
 call At that stage Bill vOi
 seIes worst hOwup could have stopped the Giants
 During the Winter the Giants promised elevate the brand of baseball the literally The whole field has raised resoddd with that would Quill Balymcstatngrad Oud Whether with elevation concve this though the club neahed enough to be suspected of having stolen the plans the bomb from the Russians The outtd with the cepon of Boss O performed like Bewdd Bessarabans better pitching on the St. Petersburg quois courts.
 Voisee did his the eighth ndcat- he still demands l5r leads sevennning working days Bill sailing along with exploded detonad Ron NoTheys podgous homer Saying T don't like altitude Bill" O summoned Ace Adams into his 3OOh major league But more than an Ace required take this trick Mel had to can stow away that first one in his duffe bag.
 Johnny planned naugate the at first for the Giants bdded with intestinal flu instead which prompted the best iad plans Mze aft agee Mfr Smith studied Scotch sloppy Joe which however does not release him from appear before the United Nations Assembly tosdy for violation of the bad gag rule.
 lcopyHsht lsas King Features synaeaisD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
ToH Vs. Crosby At Stadium

Watertown, Conn. April l7-The Taft School varsity baseball team will open It's current season tomor- row afternoon at 3:l5 in Municipal Stadium against Crosby High in a game that is slated to go seven in- ningS. The curtain-raiser will set the Taft team oH to a twelve-game schedule, with six of these games In the new Connecticut Prepara- tory School League.
 With three lettermen returning from last years nine, ably led by catcher-captain Rog Frechette, the the Troopers will probably send tall Bob Faubel to the mound in an ef- fort to start the season in the win column.
 Taft will travel to simsbury on Saturday to engage Westminster in the first league game.