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Evening star., 1946-12-27
Boys Club Ring EVEN
"Opens Tonight With
ia Bouts Listed

District amateur fighters will
swing tonight in IA first-round
bouts in the Boys Club Of Wash
ington tournament at Turner's
Arena.
All on tonight's program are
novices. Bouts are scheduled in
the 112, 1876, lat and 160 pound
classes, beginning at $50.
A total of 78 ambitious young
sters are entered in the tourney.
They represent nine clubs, Apollo
A. c., Merrick B.. c., ST Mary's B. c.,
Washington B. G., Fort Dupont,
Naval Barracks K, Prince Georges
B. c., National Training School and
Southwest A. G.
Many well-known boxers are list
ed, especially In the senior diyi-
sion, such as Jimmy Caraway,
Puggy King, Charley Habron,
Johnny Arduini, Pete Solinsky and
Paul Oliver. Additional prelimin-
ary rounds are scheduled on jan
uary 2 and Z. Semifinals are jan
uary IA. and finals On January
%. Tonight's pairjngs::
112-pound class-William Russell Fort
Dupont) VS.. Bill Mulkins Navy Barracks
i26-po,lnd class--Benny Padgett tW
B. C.) VS.. Arthur Hibbett lMerricD; Louis
Richardson wv. B, CO. VS.. David MCGOWAN
vs. Walter David IN. T. 81; John Sherry
(Apoilo) VS.. Tony Guiliano (Navy Bar
I47-pound class-Buzzy Young w, B
tCo VS.. Paul Long IN. T. 81; William
Sellers tSt. Mary's) VS.. Platon Gerachie
(W B. c.; John Hunt CIV. 3. G. US, John
81 VS.. Robert Brewer CIV. B. CO; Pete
| Brown >tW. B. CO VS.. Horace Ents Forl
f80-pound cIass-Charles Kight IN. T.
S. VS.. Paul McGrath (W. B.. c.; David
! Pinkston Navy Baracks) vs.. Bob Schmet-
Barracks) VS. James Caiishdro est
Mary's); James Youngblood tNavy Bar
racks VS.. Carl Almgren wv. B, 60
Evening star., 1946-12-27
New York Turf Heads
Demand Lower Tax
To Boost Betting
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Terming
the present New York State is per
cent tax on pari-mutuel betting
"prejudicial to first-class racing" I"
the State racing commission has
called for the prompt restoration of
the 10 per cent levy formerly In
effect.
The recommendation, made in the
commissions annual report to the
secretary of State, reveals total of
07,105,748 was wagered in 1916,
compared with $3.50, ,663, 100 in 1945.
Pointing out that the general
trend in the country was toward in
creases, the commission attributed
the betting recession in New York
to "overtaXation" The 60-page re-
port gives considerable prominence
to the issue of the increased "bite"
which the State treasury is taking
cut of the betting dollar.
The 192-day season set an attend
ance record of 4,902,127 and the
States revenue from the attendance
receipts and betting was $27, ,137.-
608.94. In 154 days of racing during
1945, the attendance was 4,623, ,123
with the State receiving $50, ,120,-
275.39 in taxes.
Handle Lowest in Three Years
THAT the 1916 season was not
the most successful" the report
says, "iS attributed to the increase
in commission or tax from 10 to Is
per cent on the amount of the
betting pools, an increase levied by
local municipalities under an Enabl-
ing Act passed in 1916 by the Legisla-
ture. The effect of this extra impost
Is reflected in the lowest handle in
three years or racing.
'"The race-going public thus has
shown its diSapproval of this dis
criminatory assessment. During the
war years they proved themselves
stanch supporters of the game,
disregarding travel difficulties and
limited track accommodations and
Loyalty abiding by all restrictions
placed on racing. -
"a comparison of the 10 largest
racing States indicates that only
two suffered decreases from last
year. Other sports in New York
State, such as baseball and football,
never had such enormous patronage
as in 1916. Harness racing topped
all previous records - This is
in marked contrast to the results
of fiat racing and illustrates the
effect of over-taxation."
Sees Cheaper Races.
The commission said it foresees
the, possibility in the continuance
of high taxes of curtailment of
purses and operating expenses and
"a corresponding cheapening of
races"
Mayor William ODwyer, whose
quest for additional funds to satisfy
the heavy demands of the city budget
was held chiefly responsible for the
5 per cent increase in the tax on
betting, was unmoVed by the COM
missions plea tor reduction.
Appraised of the commissions
stand, the Mayor issued a statement
saying I'm interested in patients
in hospitals, especially city hospitals;
in building new schools and in health
centers. I am not concerned with
the troubles of horse bettors or the
associations that find such business
r,rofita h1e -
Evening star., 1946-12-27
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. PA
group of tennis players from all
over the country opened q five-day
Sugar Bowl sports carnival here
today which will come to a climax
in the New Year Day football tilt
between Georgia's Bulldogs and the
North Carolina Tar Heels.
Eddie Moylan of Trenton, N. j.,
was seeded number one when Bobby
Falkenburg, who ranks number
seven nationally, advised Sugar
Bowl officials that he would be un-
able to play in the tourney because
of an injured hand.
In addition to tennis and football
the carnival also includes boxing,
track, and basketball.
Boxers from Syracuse University
and the University of North Caro-
lima will carry the carnival another
Evening star., 1946-12-27
College Quints
BY ths Associated Pre-

BY the ASsocioted Press
EAST.
Utah, 81: Canisius. 81.
New York u, 20; Colorado, So.
Long Island o., So; Oregon State, so.
MIDWEST.
Stanford, "a: Carleton, Il.
Kansas State, 4S; Wichita, Al.
Bradley, SO: Tex. Christian, 40.
S. M. IT,, 90: Chicago Loyola, 53.
Phillips Oilers. So; st. Mary's, "a.
All-ColleEe Tourney.
Oklahoma Asgies, 81; Rice, 80.
Kansas, 65; Tulane, 53
Oklahoma, "a; Baylor, At.
Texas. 65: Missouri, 46.
Midwest Tourney.
Indiana State, SO: Drury. As.
Marshall wv. Va), 81; Eastern Illt-
nois, so.
FAR WEST.
Sou. Calf. ]. VS., 80; Hardin-Sim-
mons. 80.
O. c. L. A., "a; Wyoming, Al.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Twelve Bouts Curded
In Boys Club Tourney

Second-round matches in the Po-
lice Boys Club boxing tournament
are scheduled tonight at No. II Club,
Lincoln road and Randolph place
NE.
Twelve bouts are scheduled. Pair
ings are: ...
70 pounds-Edward Lein tNo. -12) VS.
Douglas Miller (No. ID; Richard Kendall
CNo: 10 VS.. Ralph Hoffman. (No. 81;
Gerald Harrell (No. 81; Anthony Romeo
No. 10) vs.. Franklin Waterstrast CNo. 81
so pounds-Robert Astlin (No. 12) vs.
Robert Ward (No. I'd, ~
S5 pounds-R;-ymond Lein (No. 12) VS.
Charles Porter (No. A.; Edward B. Harrel
mo. 81 VS.. Robert Clark mo. 10: War
rem Vandergrift (No. 81 VS.. Henry Swift
100 pound-Gene Rexroth (No. 81 VS.
1S0 roundsELDaniel Kline (No. ~ VS.
13o poundswBiIiy B. Raum No. 81 VS.
James S Wright No. a.; ,o> 49,
1875 poupds-Conrad Wine, mo. 10) VS.
Joseph Schereh (No. 1D.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Ex-GI's Wonderful to Coach,
Cluims Drake of Oklahoma

They're older, but not to the stage
where they've begun to lose their
speed and finesse," Drake pointed
out.
How does the veteran react tc
coaching?
"It's a hundred times easier to
coach the vets than other players
They've been accustomed to disci-
pline and taking orders. The Army
has made it lot simpler for Us
coaches" he sighed.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
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Evening star., 1946-12-27
Lions Eye Loop Lead
I'm Week-End TiIts
AGAINST Leaders

Washington's hockey Lions are
heading into a three-game stretch
that could lift them into first place
in the Eastern League. They play
Baltimore Clippers tonight at Uline
Arena, continue against the same
outfit tomorrow night in Baltimore,
and then shift to New York for an
afternoon test on Sunday against
the Rovers. Tonights action begins
at $3.50.
These three teams are closely
punched in the loop race, the Row
ers leading with 80 points followed
by Baltimore, 20, and the Lions, %
New York tonight is playing the
always-tough Royals at Montreal,
and the Royals as usual are favored
A win for the Lions here and set
back for New York would lift WASH
Iington into f1rst-place tie.
There also is chance tonight
that one of Washington's players
Center Jimmy Wilson. will take over
first place in the league individual
scoring race. Jimmy has SO total
with IL goals and 81 assists, only
one behind Baltimore's Billy Han
non.
The Lions also have three others
| in the first five. John Harris
is third with 81 points, Kenny PARTS
lis next in line with 30, while Joe
Ciuman is tied with Boston's Eddie
Barry and New York's Jack Gordon
for fifth place with % points.
The Lions and Clippers enter to-
nights game here with a $3.50 rec
ord, each having won three of SIX
previous tests against each other
The last one resulted in a SO victory
for the Clippers.
| NATIONAL BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
| YOUNGSTOWN. 5s: Syracuse, So.
Sheboygan. so; Toledo, 81.
| indianapolis, 81; Chicago. SO.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
| Seattle 80: Yakima, %
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Cincinnati Grid Squad
Flies to Sun Bowl
By the Assoeioted Press

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-The Uni
versity of Cincinnati gridiron Bear
cats planned to leave today in two
chartered planes for Ell Paso, Tex,
to meet Virginia Tech in the Sun
Bowl New Year Day.
The planes. bearing 81 players,
Coach Ray Noting. his assistants
and several newsmen, were sched-
uled to take off at noon for the 10
hour trip.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Fights Lost Night
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK.-Lee @. Murray, 210,
South NorWalk, Conn., knocked out
Earl Bowman, 216h, New York t3) !:
Andy Buster Peppe. ia, New York,
otpointed Bob Isler, 175, Brooklyn (6).
MIAMI.-Vince Gambill, 147, El
Reno. Okla. outpointed Billy Moore,
I41E2. New York (10).
PHILADELPHIA, Pa-Wylie Burns,
1864, West Palm Beach, Fla. and
Bill "Chicken" Thompson, 10, Phila-
delphia, drew 49,
ATLANTIC CRY. = Charlie Will
liams, 151, Newark. N. j.. outpointed
Lennox Dingle, 147A, Philadelphia
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Court Show at Kunsus City

KANSAS CITY, Dec. n GA
holiday court show bringing to-
gether basket ball teams from five
States and including the cross
country touring st. Mary's Gaels
gets under way tonight for a two
night stand.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Perry Will Bottle Lee
lin West Coast Debut
BY the Assoeiojed Press

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27.-Don Lee
Grand Island, ,Nebr, and Aaron
Perry, Washington, D. c., tangle
tonight in the welterweight main
event on the Hollywood Legion box
ing card.
1t is Perry's West Coast debut.
Evening star., 1946-12-27

FLYING coL0RS! Even surprising predicted performance
Martin passing record time The pilots say
&C.. get up and than military plane can't
imagine any plane having better handling characteristics and
satisfactory stability either drectonay ongtudinay or
lateraly afo design proving most successful
Evening star., 1946-12-27

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Evening star., 1946-02-24

Refreshing os the first breoth Of
spring is this dote frock for the
young in spirit. 1t hos smooth
woistI"e. snort scoiiop finish on
neck ond brief cop sleeves, ond
will be pretty in flower print or
crisp white eycIet embroidery. II
is modelled here by Betty Hutton
OF Poromount Pictures. Picture
Pottern OF the Week No. 1863
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ond TO- Size II tokes 27s yords
OF s. or 80 inch moterol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15


Under the above heading the Jaycees the Junior Board Of
their December
letin daylght-saving law The
Time Committee sis
bring effect this coming
effective last Sunday
April schedule until the resumption of
This
conformity operation throughout the United
Reference repeatedly this column the active in
obtain required legislation this subject early in the first session the
Egieth Congress spring. the first time there reaza
ton that the repeal the wartime under which the
District OF Columbia beneficiary robbed the District
the additional sunlight hours which had been 50 much enjoyed and
appreciated frantic effort made to obtain enactment of local
law The movement had considerable back
ing, but other important legislation prevented action.
There
before Efgheth
become effective annually beginning April 947
ghtavng time high the legislative
Washington Board Recreation
bodies of citizens
Of this provide
activities.
This the
corporation and achieving goaSumer
Washington l947 This organization of
energetic young contact organizations and
individuals similar mind.
local unedy supporting the project and there Is every
indication of unified civic movement to obtain this legislation
The Valley settler., 1946-01-25
HCSPl TAI NEW 5

Eight-yoar-o1d Sylvia, daughter of the Paul Nelsons, had an clergen cy oppendec tom on Thursday and is doing nicely. Mrs. Lawrence Plumloy is convaloscing from major surgery.
 Nicholas, son of Tony Jackson of Copper Center is Q mcdi ical patient. Mrs. Robert Will ians whose husband is en- ployod 1t the Mabel Mine is hospital . patient. George ovorson, an ARC. employee at Glonallen uas hospitalizcd for treatment of leg.
 Fred Toodson v1s medical patient short
 me.
 ,. end Mrs. Amos Fleury of Copper Center ave son born on January 22. He wo oightd lbs. 10 oz. and has been named Leo Palmer.
 TRAVEL PAY FOR ALASKA VETERANS Hon. FL. Bartlott intends to introduce bill in Congress to amend the National Defonso Act of l942 so that all lcgit imat to trcvol expenses will be covered when the men Gro released. Individual relief bills for Alaska veterans will be introduced to reimburse them for tho money already ox- poUdcd in excess of tho travel alloninco given It tho timo of thcir discharge.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
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