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Evening star., 1946-03-15
Parker Gray Subdues
Armstrong for Title

Parker Gray High School of Alex
andria boasts the South Atlantic
colored scholastic basket ball cham
pionship after edging Armstrong
High, 31-28, in a thriller on the
losers floor yesterday.
Parker Gray took an lilo lead at
halftime, but Armstrong came back
to forge into a 1916 advantage at
the end of the third quarter before
the Alexandrians took the decision
in stretch drive.
Jimmy Ellis, Parker Gray forward,
took scoring honors with IL points.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
West Virginia, R. |. s
Spring Cage Upsets
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-two up
sets marked the opening of the ma
tional invitational college basket
ball tournament at Madison Square
Garden last night before a record
turnout of 18,458.
Rhode Island State, a 12-point
underdog, eliminated second-seeded
Bowling Green, 80 to 10, in an ex-
citing extra-period contest, after
which West Virginia came through
with a decisive 70-58 triumph over
st. Johns of Brooklyn, five-point
favorite.
Victories put the Rhodes and the
Mountalneers in next Mondays
semifinals against the winners of
the remaining f1rst-round games on
Saturday night when top-seeded
Kentucky tangles with Arizona and
third-seeded Syracuse meets Muhl-
enberP
Evening star., 1946-03-15
MCI Bosketers to Seek
National AAU Honors

DENVER, Mar. 15.-Marine Corps
Institute of Washington is one OF
the last-minute entries in the eight
day National AAU basket ball
tournament opening here Sunday
The Marines notified tournament
omcials their entry was in the mail
before last nights deadline.
Also mailed, but as yet unreceived
was the entry of the Old Dominion
Rebels of Roanoke, Va. Addition
OF these late comers gives the
tournament full 64-team bracket
for the first time in its history.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
PurochiuI Basket Teams
Open Tourney Tonight

Three games are on tap tonight
at st. Johns College gym where the
annual parochial school invitational
basket ball tournament will get un-
der way. Twenty teams are compet-
ing, representing virtually every pa
rochial school in the city.
Tonight's triple-header starts at
7 o'clock with Immaculate Concep-
ton opposing st. Paul's. st. Martin 8
tangles with Holy Trinity immedi-
ately following, and st. Michael's
battles st. Teresa's in the nightcap.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Used in Pinch, Veteran
|Clouts IeIIingIy as
|Cubans ToppIe
By Burton Hawkins
s,or ssoH Correspondent

| SIot StuH @0HeSPonosHf
| HAVANA, Mar. I5.-Bruce Camp.
bell, who at 81 hardly figured tc
bolster the Mats outfield and who
has been treated accordingly, Is
complicating Manager Ossie Bluege's
pruning plans. Bruce's opportuni-
ties to play in spring training have
been born of necessity. but Camp
bell has been capitalizing on his
chances and when squad trimming
time rolls around he may be tough
to eliminate.
Bluege understandingly has been
molding his regular outfield OF
Buddy Lewis. Stan Spence and JEFF
Heath into what he hopes will be a
smooth unit. They've been seeing
virtually al Of the action in the A
squad outfield. On the Mats B
squad are Gil Coan and Ray Gools-
by, outstanding rockies, and George
Binks, who gave Washington a
splendid hitting job last season.
There hasn't been a vacancy for
Campbell.
Returning to the Mats after two
year absence, the aging Campbell
wasn't calculated to bounce back SO
strongly after absorbing so much
Array routine. He was all but
shelved until Heath suffered a
muscle spasm. but now he's indicat-
ing he may be a valuable character
to have around. Campbell Is doing
very well in Heath's absence. In
the Mats last two games, Bruce has
been conspicuous indeed, collecting
four hits in eight attempts and bat
ting in four runs.
Prior to Heath's injury, Bruce had
appeared in three games, twice in
the role of pinch hitter, and on the
other occasion was in the lineup
only long enough to bat once as a
pinch hitter.
Then Bruce broke up a game by
presenting the A squad a 3-2 victory
over the B team when he singled
across the tying and winning runs
with two out in the final inning.
Campbell's presence was a vital
factor in the Mats 4-3 victory over
the Cuban All-Stars here yesterday.
In the first inning he doubled Buddy
Lewis across, and after the Mats
picked up another run in the second
inning on three singles it was
Campbell who touched off a two
run outburst in the third with a
single.
Vernon Drives in Two.
Cecil Travis followed with a walk
and Mickey Vernon propelled them
around with a double to left.
Mickey Haefner, who labored five
innings, and Roger Wolff gave up
IL hits to the Cubans, who absorbed
their third straight beating by the
Mats. Campbell and Sherry Robert
son each accounted for two of
Washington's eight hits as the Mats
registered their fourth triumph in
five exhibitions.
The Mats A squad, idle today, will
face the Cubans tomorrow and Sun
day. They will return to Miami on
Monday prior to joining forces with
the B squad.
IA liz 900 00x-4 q
-, Acosta,. ComellAs and Guerra; HAefner,
Wold and ValdeS.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Exhibition Games
BY the Associated Press
R>.uyf. y..terd.v

Results Yesterday.
Washington (A), 4; Cuban All-stars. g.
New York M, 8; Boston,. tN). 8.
Philadelphia fN), /: Philadelphia tA.), O.
St. Louis (A1 "B" team, IL; Los An.
geles Up. c, La. IA: II innings
Pittsburgh tk.) "B" team. 8; Southern
California University, 5.
CHICAGO tN.). s; st. Louis (A). z.
Pittsburgh fN). %; Chicago tA1. 8.
Chicago (N.l "Bh VS.. Los Angeles (P. c.
L.) cancelled. rain.
Detroit tA.1 vs.. Kansas City "a. Al. can
New York "a, St. Petersburg squad VS.
Cleveland tA.). cancelled. rain.
st. Louis tN.1 vs.. Cleveland tA.1 Boudreau
SQUAD, cancelled rain.
cinnati tN.) cancelled, rain.
Schedule Today.
Brooklyn tN1 VS.. Philadelphia tA) al
New YORK iA5 vs.. Boston tAo at sara
st. .sali Issli. iAo VS.. Chicago IN, !. Lo.
St pi:sssn. Issis az el.,,| p" rs. chio.so eAs al
Pits:6ursh sMa Ia,rn ys l,s Gnisaso "a, 'B' Al
st. Louis IN, IS. Cleveland "a, At St
Detroit Ai vs. Cincinnati IN, At Lake.
New York "a, n, VS.. Louisville "a. Al
Chicago, tN.) p" vs.. Los. Angeles (P
6. Id at Fullerton. Calf.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
I op Sextets Of Area Whipped
By UnheruIded Friends Girls

Miss Gibson said I'VE scrimmaged
Washington-Lee on our first day of
practice back before the Christmas
holidays and they won, 35-17."
Unbeaten in Regular Games.
But the fact remains that Miss
Gibson's outstanding team hasn't
been beaten in l3 regularly sched-
uled games and not only has de-
feated the Metropolitan champions,
but the runnersup as well. And not
a word of this from Miss Gibson,
until the facts were pulled out of
her like teeth.
The names of the girls on the
team: Pat Meyer, Lille Stone, Mary
Stevens, Silvia and Ellen Turling-
ton Sisters. Mary Ellen Barton,
Rosalie Barringer and Gale Miller.
And here's the box score of that
win over the champion Washington
,ee rir1c in coco yo,, ora ctey,+io,I.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
AustroIio's No. I Golfer
To Enter British Open

SYDNEY, Mar. 15.-Norman Won
Nida, Australia's No. golfer, expects
to leave shortly for the British Open
tourney.
Won Nida. prewar Philippine Open
champion, recently toured the par
70 Conner course in 64 to win a s16O
purse by six strokes. He won the
Queensland amateur title in 1882
when only 16.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Ida Simmons Out of Retirement
Temporarily for St. Pat Event

Kenwood No. boasts the cham
pionship of the Women's Country
Club League for the fourth success
sive year, winning on total pins over
Manor No. l and Columbia No. ]
after the three finished in a dead
lock with 81 wins against II losses
The victory gave Kenwood perma-
nent possession of the leagues
trophy. johnson of Columbia was
the seasons record holder with a
game of 148 and Mcpherson of Ken
wood carries OF high set honors
with 322. Congressional with 536
and Columbia with 1882 divided
high team laurels. Top prize in
the loops special tournament went
to Lewis of Manor No. / with 341.
Luzi Service pinmen increased
their lead in the Clarendon major
league flag chase to five games
with sweep over Hough Decorators.
A. l.. Kelley & Son moved into the
spot by a 81 win from
Underwood Cleaners as the erst-
while second-place Buckingham
BARRIERS dropped three games to
Burr -Heisiman Tires. Jack Ma
honey's top 155 and 423 and Sam
Pocker's 148 and 1893 led WOODLANDS
2zl win from Floyd Decorators.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Four-Gume Cord on Tor
In MA Court Tourney

Landover Hills meets Naval Mine
Test in the feature of four game
Middle Atlantic basket ball tourna-
ment card tonight in the Takoma
Fire Departments gym.
Kavakos tackles Fort Belvoir,
with the loser eliminated from the
tournament. and in pair of girls
games O'Donnell's meets Wave
Quarters G and Fort Belyoir faces
Chemical Warfare.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
End Luhn, Guard Bennett
Siqn With Packers
By the Assoeioisd Pres,

GREEN BAY, Wis, Mar. 15.-No-
Ian Luhn, one of the Green Bay
Packers prize rookie ends last sea-
son, has returned his signed con-
tract. The Packers also announced
the signing of jug" Bennett, former
Hardin-Simmons guard.
Luhn teamed with Clyde Good
night at Tulsa for two seasons. The
pair joined the Packers last fall.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
AAU Junior Busketers
PIuy Three SemifinuIs

Three semifinals are on tap to-
night in the District AAU junior
basket ball tournament at Eastern
Branch Boys Club starting at 6:15
Eastern quints meet Alexandria in
the 90-pound opener and 130-pound
action lists Alexandria Blues VS..
Eastern Rens and Alexandria VS..
Edgewood.
In last nights only quarterfinal
Kavakos Grill 150-pounders ad-
vanced by defeating Alexandria
Boys Club. 53-45.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Riggs Conquers Bulge
For Third Win in Row
ny the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 15.-Bobby
Riggs and Don Bulge continued
their professional tennis tour to-
day, with Riggs holding record of
three straight.
Riggs defeated Bulge, So, 60,
and then teamed with John Faunce
to beat Budge and Wayne Sabin,
Ga, 13-11. in doubles here last
night. Sabin won single set from
Faunce. IS.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
BIodensburg High Nine
To PIuy Dozen Games

Coach Merle Du Vail, former
three-letter star at the University
OF Maryland, will direct his Bladens.
burg High School nine through a
12-game schedule this season, open
ing against Tech on the Maroon's
diamond on April 5.
The schedule:
April 5. at Tech; IL. Hyattsville: 16, a,
MARYLAND Park; II. at Blair; "a, at Mount
St. Joseph's: 80, Charlotte Hall
May 8, at Hyattsville; s. Maryland
Park; "a. at Falls Church: 16. at Southern
High OF Baltimore; "A, at Charlotte Hall:
81 Fails Church
Evening star., 1946-03-15

paSepaI ana players are being discreet In eXerciS-
ing caution. They prefer to have some Of the
more obvious questions answered before considering
action which would guillotine an organized base
ball career There is the matter, first OF all, of
that money Pasquel chats about so glibly He is
OFFERING what appears to be magnificent salary
terms to prominent players but those PLAYERS NAV
be excused for preferring to explore the salary
situation thoroughly. There's the ever present
problem Of taxes and SO far there has been q
tendency to feel that by the time Uncle Sam and
the Mexican government get their teeth into one
OF those juicy salaries there might not be more
than comparative nibble left for the player
Pasquel has said he'll put American money in
American banks Tor the players, but it hasn't
h0nnnnnd and fhov,r r1,o,
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Bruins, Foe to Be Named
Is Featured on Mat

Bobby Bruins, once a leading con-
tender for the heavyweight wres-
tling title, will be featured on next
Wednesday nights graphing card
in Turner's Arena against an op-
ponent to be named.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
St. Christopher's lists
Western hiqh Eleven
BY the Assoeioted Press

by Hte NssOeIUIed FTeSS =
RICHMOND, Va. Mar. 15.-St.
Christopher has added Western
High of Washington, to its l945
football schedule.
The game will be played here on
Saturday, September 81.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Basket Ball Scores
~ The AssocIotsd Press
East.

y fHs AsS6etotod PfeSs
East.
tourney New York;, flrst round.
(extra period).
West virsinia, 20: st. Johns, So.
American Basket Ball Congress tourney
fAtlanta), fnal.
Camp Atterpury dnd.). IS; Fort Benning
fGa.), 5s.
National Intercollegiate fNAIB) tourna- i
ment kansas City,, quarter-finals;
ton, a.
lndiana State Teachers. So; South Dakota
Loyola New Orleansl, 54; Drury. AZ.
southern Illinois, 68; Nevada, 5S.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Hornsby Warns stors Against Trekine to Mexico

Ihere have been expressions of
which Pasquel distribute
They have they'll City
they'll remain there long enough to grab Pasque
to purchase players for the
shift EN- around he At
Mexican baseball warning to American
some OF their fears Horsby
Tor 30 days in 1914 pulled
has contract When he
value OF good old American greenbacks
Hornsby amazed, too q
another club
tesms in the peculiar Mexico but which
mas tainted unge to American
ne~ ne hgues realize profit his investment
playing baseball In Mexico three times
league can lure enough through
pay Treasury statement for
has been doing it
Evening star., 1946-03-15
FNe-Yeor Suspension Threat a Prime Consideration

fhere are other complications Olvero
Ortiz pitcher now signed to Washington
contract with the Mexican
with sore at the end
rupos The most formidable barrier organized baseball
losing its players to Mexico however remains
year suspension It's minimum of with
any player who jumps of that
period. - - ~
Contract jumper merely would apply
at the END OF nve which doesn't application
approved II the PaSque brothers grabbing
prominent player the rush Mexico thus
yeing Mexican league offers suspous
They'll continue to be hetant until
putting in the of chatting about it,
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Win, Lose or Draw
By DENMAN THOMPSON
Star Sports Editor.

Prominent Players Skepticol About Mexican League
HAVANA Mar lSWh Bernardo Pasque quoting fascinating
70 major league ball players strange
no Outstanding performer has aped
moment there simply many CONCERNING Mexcoi
Evening star., 1946-03-15

70 see him make concrete They're demanding evden
his good faith and to date there of displayed
has been torrent of talk but trickle of action
Evening star., 1946-03-15

Totals 10 As
Evening star., 1946-03-15

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Evening star., 1946-03-15

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-18

"I've done just about everything
for those people out there except
to change the baby's diaprs."
That was the way in which Her
man Campbell summed up his ex-
periences in carrying mail on Ru-
raj route one for the past Fl years.
On Monday morning he carried
the route for the last time. Tues
day morning he helped Paul O.
Hearn load up his Ford and wish
ed him well as he took of on the
new job.
? Herman estimates that there are
still 40 or so people now receiving
mail on the route who were there
to greet him on his first trip on
March Is, 1925. He was driving
a Model T open model on that trip
and in all he has used II cars in
the Fl years and four months. He
had the first four door Ford sedan
to be seen in these parts.
There were 1875 boxes on the %
mile route when he started. His
successor now has $50 customers
on a 40 mile trip. 4
Asked what was his outstanding
memory Of the years of service.
Herman thought maybe it was The
winter Of '28 when q heavy snow
made travel difficult. He was
forced to abandon his car and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-18
lisa Fact!
F God Left Over

The Benton County All boys
and girls turned out full strength
at the annual All picnic which
was held at the Prosser park on
Sunday, July IA. It was an IN
spring and stirring sight to see
such representative group OF
young Americans enjoying a days
vacation from their years project
work. Benton County Alters
acted as host to the Franklin
county members who were able
to attend. Principal activities
Of the day were fun and frolic-
baseball, swimming, roller skat-
ing and all that goes with a pic
mic.
The picnic lunch established q
record which we believe will be
unequalled wherever large
group of boys and girls partici-
pate. Believe it or not, there was
more chicken and ice cream than
anyone could eat. We thought
that everyone might like to know
it can be done.
Eastern county delegates went
by bus via Richland-Benton City,
thus giving transportation for most
All members in the county.
The parting comment most often
heard was, "Why can't we have
this more often?" To those who
were unable to attend, "You
missed a good time. Perhaps we
will see you next year"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-18
Four Team Knoihole League Has
Kids Busy Playing Sofiball at Park

The happy noise of kids at
play has shifted to the Kenne-
wick City Park, where the Knot
hole Brigadiers meet Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
to play softball in the Knothole
League.
The FLORISTS, sponsored by the
Wilson Floor Company, Beste's
All Stars, playing for Beste's Gro
Gerry; the Kennewick CourierS,
representing the Courier Reporter;
and the Park View Homes "Bare
Heads" as yet unsponsored, make
up the present league.
In the Monday double-header,
the Bare Heads won over the
Kennewick Courier, ~ to 81; and
Wilson's FLORISTS defeated the
All Stars 6 to 4. A tight, hard
fought game Wednesday between
Wilson's FLORISTS and the Bare
Heads resulted in a IL to 16
victory for the FLORISTS, and IN
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-18
Pilots Enter
Safely Contest

flper Cub pilots at the Twin
S!ty airport who have entered the
rlper Cub Safety contest have
Town a total of % hours to date
Mittnout an accident of any kind,
aScordlng to Johnnie C.. Sawyers.
me contest has been running al
SCsaay Tor Is weeks and will close
september. 80. Eight local pilots
are competing for special Piper
Cup trophy which has been offer
Su oy the Twin City airport where
ue trophy is on display.
Inc local contest is part of q
aauon-wide safety contest spon-
sored by the 1900 Piper Cub deal
as as and w. T. Piper, president Of
me Piper Aircraft corporation.
currently leading in the local
G1ntest is Jack r. Mthes, agent fol-
consolidated Freightways, Ken
,uneWlck, who has flown a total Of
AZ hours and 35 minutes solo with
out accident of any kind.
robert Jackson soloed at che
.ocal airport and received fiis stu.
vent permit Sunday.
NJ. b. Smell and Charlie Boyc
0artered a plane to Yakima t.
, a'end the Air Show Sunday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-18
i've Done About Everything" Says
Herman Campbell; Il Years on Job

walk to cover two miles Of his
route.
sI've seen q lot Of people come
and 60" he remarked. 81 want to
express my appreciation to them
all for their friendly cooperation.
I helped them too, running errands
for them in town and bringing
them things. never had to write
letter, though. Most mail car
riers occasionally have some Tilt
crates that need help with their
letter writing. I guess our farm
ers average "a little better in the
way Of education.
81 want to wish Paul well on his
new job. I would like to ask all
the patrons out there who do not
have their names on the boxes to
please put them on. Paul maybe
doesn't know you all as well as I
do yet. It will help him a lot"
Paul O'Hearn is a nephew Of
Herb O'Hearn of Kennewick. He
came here from Seattle after get
ting out of service about a year
ago and has been employed in the
post Office.
He had no statement to make
except that he wants to try to do
a good job.
Herman will continue working
in the postal service. He viii serve
at the parcel post window In the
kennewtck post Office.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-18
Warning to
Meter Bealers

Kennewick police department
warns that parking meter viola
tors who have failed to appear
to pay fines win soon find war
rants issued against them. The
fine for the violation is set at one
dollar.
Just to keep the record straight
the department has issued a LIST
of Washington license numbers
that were carried by cars that
are subject to warrants. Cal
you find your number on this
list? Benton county numbers GAIL,
1926, 2211, 6l92, GID, 1912, and
6729.
Furthermore, the local police
hold no malice toward our
friends from across the river and
to prove it they have included
several Franklin county numbers
on their select list, such as: 3459,
3457, and 2347.
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has one victory and two defeats;
and the American Legion also has
won one and lost two.
Consolidated Freightways, Holy
Names and Rockers Mems store
follow with no games won by
any of the three teams in the
period covered.
On Thursday, July II, the vFW
met the Consolidated Freightways
and defeated them Is to o. In
the second game, the Active Clue
won over Holy Names Is to Is.
Church's Grape Juice meeting
the American Legion on Monday
evening won IL to II. Economy
Tire defeated Holy Names 8 to
z in the second game.
In Tuesdays opener, the VIEW
drubbed Rockers Mems Store 16
to O, and Economy Tire Shop
handed a 26 to 3 beating to the
Ray-D-Ant Cleaners.
Wednesday night games saw
the Active Club winning over
Church's Grape. Juice IL to 10,
and the American Legion scoring
IL runs against single. tally
for Holy Names.