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Evening star., 1946-04-23
Church-l2th Street Y
League Needs Teams

Two franchises are open in the
Church. Twelfth Street YMCA Soft
ball League. Interested managers
may contact Antonio Medena at
Hobart 1854
First meeting of the loop will be
held on Thursday at 8 o'clock at the
Twelfth Street Y, 1916 Twelfth
Street NV. Clubs all ready for
play are Metropolitan A. M. E.,
Mathews Memorial Baptist, Roho-
beth Baptist, Gethsemane Baptist,
Ausbury Methodist, Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist and Twelfth Street Y.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
Locke Keeps Golf Title,
Will Invade Britain

JOHANNESBURG, April o.
Bobby Locke retained his South
African Open golf title today by
shooting a 6-under-par final round
66 for a 72-hole total of 285-
IA strokes better than his nearest
competitor. He will leave for Eng
land soon to compete in the British
Open and other tournaments.
Evening star., 1946-04-23

record in the South, weren't the best club in
Florida And now that the Mats have the worst
record in the majors, since the chips have been
down. it's only fair to add they aren't the worst
Some day Osse Bluege will get his team squared
away and Washington will come forth-and
probably finish fifth
The most impressive club during the opening
week was not the New York Yankees, nor the ST.
Louis Cardinals. These were the teams generally
picked to meet in the World Series, but it has
remained for the Boston Red Sox to monopolize
attention. Down in Sarasota, Fla, Manager Joe
Cronln mad two loose ends to tie up-rst and third
bases. 1t now develops that Rudy York and Ernie
Andres, at these respective positions, have done
the tying. If Cronn gets some pitching to augment
Evening star., 1946-04-23
Varied Sports
Baseball.

Baseball
Maryland 4; Duke y.
West Vireinia Tech !; WEIGH, s.
Salem. 4: Pittsburgh, /.
oregon, 8; Idaho, L.
Memphis NATTC, 13; Washinston U. (st
Louis), l.
Hemple, 6; N Y. u. 5.
Washington, 4; Washington State, 8.
Ball State. 13; Depauw, 5.
Seton Hall, >; Hartwick, O.
Danville, 13: Illinois, 8.
Georgia, r; Florida, .
North Carolina State, 6; Wake Forest, 3.
Tennis.
Maryland, g; Washington and Lee, 0.
Richmond, s; Lynchburg, ..
Kentucky, 2; Berea, O.
William and Mary, Z; North Carolina, ..
Golf.
Louisiana State, ~; Southwestern (Mem
phis), o.
Missouri, z: Quincy, 5.
Northwestern. 23ka: Detroit U, az
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Totals SO 627. q Totals "a 727 6

'Batted for Cesky in 4th.
iBatted for Stevenson in 9TH.
Maryland -------- O00 101 l10-4
Duke 100 900 1902
Runs Boothe. Gleasner C2). Besley.
Vann, Erickson. Errors-Palmer %.
Muse, Tuminski, Vann, Crouthamel. Runs
batted in-Muse Gleasner. Andrus. Frye,
Tuminski. Two-base hit-Boothe. Three
base hit-Palmer. Stolen bases-Andrus,
Vann, Tuminskl, Crapster. Double plays
Palmer to Muse. Tuminski to plate. Left
on bases-Maryland. s.; Duke, 5. Struck
out-By Stevenson. 4; by Crouthamel, 8.
Hits-Of Stevenson, 6 for 3 runs in Z
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Stevenson
lBesley). Wild pitches - Crouthamel,
Stevenson f21. Losing pitcher-Stevenson.
Time of CAME 80
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NIIlV7I.
Runs-Robertson. Travis. Priddy, Evans,
Culberson, Pellaarini. Williams Doerr.
York. Error-Doerr Runs batted in
Robertson 2), Srence, Evans. Doerr (2),
Robertson. Three-base hit-Travis
Home runs-Doerr. York, Pcllaerini. Sac
rifice-Goodsby. Double play-Travis and
Sanford. Left on bases-Washington, g.
Boston, 4. Bases on balls-Off Hudson. a
of Harris, l. Strikeouts-By Hudson. 2;
by Harris, z. Hit by pltcher-By Hudson
Pesky). Umpires-Messrs. Rommel, Boy
er and Jones. Time, 1:39. Attendance,
73l5 paid
Evening star., 1946-04-23
Ball Players Are SOUGHT

One Of the city's top unlimited
baseball teams is seeking good left
handed pitcher and a hard hitting
southpaw first baseman or outheld-
er. Call Leonard Smith at District
6092 before 5 pm.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
AAF Pilot Becomes Umpire

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, April % (P).
Bob Morgan, 25-year-old former
Army Air Forces pilot, has been
added to the Eastern League UNI
piring staff,
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Tigers Seem Like Team to Watch
Cards Off and Running in National Leoque

. our own best the st Louis Cardinals look
II they'll bear out the they
with not much catching Terry playing minor
role instead of starring much
everything else they up October
when the rolls
defendng National
race OF 1t SO far but must getting
OH the Cincinnati
Cardinals they haven't
lot of noise the Giants Walker Cooper the
Braves have lot Of bright dolla1s-and forth
Getting back to the Mats it's rough shaking
schedule
the games
quick-deat schedule for in
in spots.
Along about the end May be
playing lesser for thing have
They'll probably
fourth causing
But we're dismissng pretty quick aren't we?
Evening star., 1946-04-23
Goithersburq Books Game

Gaithersburg A c. baseball team
has booked Fyane's Boilermakers
for its first home game on Sunday,
May 5, at o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-04-23
Win, Lose or Draw
At End Of First Week Experts Look Good
By FRANCIS E. STANN

One week old today the major league baseball making
ne look good With few exceptions the teams picked to finish
IN the rst divisions the American
National Leagues The badly Washington
Evening star., 1946-04-23
League Statistics
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1916,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, 5; Washington. 4.
New York. q. Philadelphia, 1.
Detroit, 4; Chicago, O.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-04-23

pennant 1888
when he broke
49, Cronn admits hes got team that will down the line with
the Yankees and the Detroit
Hughson and Feriss he said the
Stadium, we be in the
Tigers Seem Like Team to Watch
lhe Yankees well
ere are to suspect that the Bobers won't wild
The experts predicted they'd lack
Spud Chandler
consistently effective hurler
Keller Hench ct al
The Tigers are team to watch the League
are being watched with mounting
ak They have better pitching than either the
and they have punch up
Apparently
far talk power
Mats all foued their pitching obviously
ineld and outd problems still
to have what takes
and Tigers
Evening star., 1946-04-23

Although the District Women's
Golf Association is using handicaps
Evening star., 1946-10-28

(See REDSKINS, Page ALA.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Little Soenz Proved Redskins Were Punicky

tragic consequences of the Great
Redskins failed make that first The
fellow the said There the ball gsme
And then it sounded altogether reasonable.
Actually the Eagles still had 40 yards to travel But
fnaity the situation The Redskins
2point seemed rubberlegged
especially the secondary They fair prey
and his hot-handed receivers.
That something of panic the Redskins was brought
kickoff clock licked on the last
high Eagle KICKOFF refused by
aback Eddie let the ball bounce to the goal where
like dying gamefSh eeterng inches
other Of the line while saenz stared
with the jublan Eagles bearing
him. almost committed the objectionable bone
he the Of leg
might make to bothersome mongre
Phladephia touchdown-for inspired
bawas the that reached
Illustration cued the ball the referee blew
delay and would have been 324
game, least.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Boyer, g. U. Sub, Finally Makes
Teom-und Makes 1t d Winner
By MerreII WhittIesey
Sfor Sfoff Correspondent.

game despite painful injury he did
not make known to the bench. Len
Bonforte made q pair Of touchdown
saves, but he was making up for
his own mistakes In letting the ball
carrier get by. The Georgetown
second string line was below par
and several times the quartet of Bus
werder, Elmer Oberto, Dolan and
Lou Robustelii was rushed back into
the game to halt Billiken drives.
The excellent putting of Baronowski
and Lou Surman helped.
Georgetown might have scored on
the drive preceding the touchdown
play but for a nasty break. On
third down, Baronowski was stopped
on the 1-yard line and said he heard
an official say Georgetown" He let
60 Of the ball and st. Louis player
grabbed it. The officials then said
it was a tumble and awarded the
ball to the Billikens and the de-
cision stuck though the Hoyas pro-
tested long and loud.
It was q tumble by Paul Wash on
Georgetown's first offensive play
that led to the Billikens.. only score.
Mel Zipfel recovered on the George
town 8 and Jim Crowder went wide
to score. Jack McTamney suffered
leg injury on the play and was
out for the day and possibly the
season, joining injured Quarter
backs Elmer Raba and Buddy Spiess
who did not make the trip.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Air Play by AAC Ayers
Finally Beats Browns;
IYanks Subdue Dons
BY fhs Assoeioted Press

The cloak of invincibility has
been stripped from the Cleveland
Browns, leaving the Al-America
Conference without an unbeaten
team for the first time In its two
month career.
Cleveland remains cinch to cop
the Western Division title unless it
falls apart at the seams, but it no
longer rates as superman organ
ization.
San Francisco's 49ers rubbed the
noses of the Browns in the turf OF
their own Municipal Stadium IN
Cleveland, 1920, right in front Of
TO- wild customers who had
gathered for another Roman holi-,
day and an eighth straight victory.
Albert Passes Blast Browns.
What started out mildly enough
with a first-quarter field goal by
Joe Cetrano of the 49ers suddenly
became an alarming 20-6 Cleveland
deficit at half time. They never
could get even. each scoring twice in
the second half, as San Francisco
remained in the running for the
division crown.
Still two full games behind the
Browns with six to 60. the 40ers'
cause is anything but bright. de-
spite the brilliant southpaw passing
of Frankie Albert, former Stanford
Great, who put the whammy on the
home club by completing II of 81
passes for 180 yards and three
touchdowns.
Spec Sanders hit his peak with
three touchdown spree for New
York that subdued the Los Angeles
Dons, Silt. and strengthened the
Yanks' Eastern Division lead Only
a complete collapse by the New
York eleven can prevent a Yankee.
Browns playoff in December.
Loop Records Are Set.
It was a day of records in tbs
new circuit, Sanders 103-yard gals
lop being the longest by any player
and Buffalo's 49-17 rout Of the
Chicago Rockets establishing a new
scoring high.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Title Hopes Drop as Skins Blow
24-OLeod and Bow to Eagles
By Lewis F. Atchison

toss from Thompson, fell down, got
I'D, shied away from Wilbur Moore
and went 20 yards to pay dirt.
Fumbles Costly to Skins.
Fumbles preceded the first two
Eagle scores. Dick Poillon muhed
the first, which Rudy Smeja oblig-
ingly recovered for the Eagles on
his own 80. Eddie Saenz bobbled the
next on his own Is. A short pass
by Thompson to Jack Ferrante pre-
ceded Ernie Steele's end run for
the final yard.
At that stage there was no panic
in the ranks of either the Skins or
their supporters. Philadelphia was
hot, but it was apparent that even
then Coach Greasy Neale was hop
ing for tie at best when he
ordered a 45-yard field goal attempt
by Augie Lilo. 1t was short, how
ever, and the Eagles went on to
even greater achievements.
The Eagles went IS yards for
their third score, with Thompson
passing TO speedy Cli Steinke loI
the final yards. The lest score
followed Baughs losing gamble on
fourth down and again 1t was
Thompson pitching, with Ferrante
on the receiving end.
The Skins still held 3-point ad-
vantage-thanks to Poillon,s first
quarter field goal when Baugh faced
the decision to try for 2 yards on
fourth down or kick. II he made it
the game was in the bag. If he
missed, the Eagles still has 40 yards
to 20 for a score, and less than 3
minutes to play. Baugh elected to
plunge, and Sal Rosato was yard
short.
Jack jenkins, who later was in
(See REDSKINS, Page A-14.)
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Six Major Grid Teams
Undefeated, United
After Many Upsets
By the Assoeiuted Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-six ma
jor football elevens and % other col
lege teams still boasted unbeaten
and united records today despite
many upsets over the week end.
Texas, Tennessee and North Caro-
lima State bowed for the first time
Saturday, but Army. Notre Dame,
Pennsylvania. U. c. L. A., Georgia
and Harvard maintained their all
conquering ways.
For the Cadets 1t was victory No.
6 of the year and "a over nearly
three seasons. Little Delaware's
Blue Hens ran up their fifth of the
year and their 26th consecutive tri-
umph by whipping Drexel Tech,
$40.
Among the teams which dipped
their flags for the first time was ST.
Joseph's of Indiana which lost lat
to st. Ambrose yesterday after roll
ing up % victories. For st. Josephs,
which didn't play during the war, it
was the first licking since October.
1910.
The unbeaten and united list
chased IN three or more games).
Evening star., 1946-10-28

An old and supposedly outmoded
single and short punt formation
beat the Redskins yesterday at Grit
nth Stadium, where the Philadel-
phia Eagles staged a whirlwind
second-haf rally to score an mcred-
ible 1924 victory.
It took most of the wind out of
the Skins championship sails. put
the Eagles back in the title race and
turned the Eastern division lead
over to the receptive New York
Giants. It was the Tribes first set
back of the season and although it
left them In the flag scramble, any
body who thinks they can win with
that kind of football is fair game
for butterfly net.
It was the same old story. The
Redskins for one half were the
greatest team in the National Foot
ball League and the Eagles were the
poorest combination to set foot in
Griffith Stadium this season. But
in the last two periods they traded
roles.
Redskins Bewildered.
Wing formations tripped the
Tribe. Receivers for Tommy Thomp-
sons pitches sprouted like grass,
unhindered by their hosts. The Skins
looked as If they never before had
seen such a set-up and were COM
pletely bewildered by 1t. Game pic
lures show Eagles standing around,
polishing their flngernails waiting
for the ball. Thompson, in pose
viyidly recalling the days when
Sammy Baugh did the same thing,
calmly surveyed the field, picked out
his receiver, and pitched to him.
Incredible is the word for it. You
saw the Skins roll up 24-0 lead in
the first half, a supposedly insur-
mountable advantage. The Eagles,
floundering like a beached whale,
playing without Steve Van Buren,
who witnessed the proceedings from
the bench, were helpless and SEEM
ingly hopeless. It was only a ques-
tion Of how high the count would
go-and then they came out to play
the second half.
It wasn't merely an of day Tor
the Skins. The word hasn't been in
vented that properly can describe
what happened. Philadelphia, for
example, should not have scored
its first touchdown-at least not the
way it did. Bosh Prichard took g
Evening star., 1946-10-28
NIL Races frightened
As Giants Trip Bears;
Cards Rouf Rams
By No Assosiassd essss

Races IN the two divisions Of the
National Football League were
tightened considerably today Is Q
result Of the New York Giants
downing the previously unbeaten
Chicago Bears. 14-0. IN New York.
That victory yesterday elevated
the Chants to Eastern Division
Leadership as the Philadelphia
Eagles came from behind to beat
the Redskins.
Despite their loss the Bears re-
NAMED atop the western Division
since tho Chicago Cardinals
trounced the champion Los Angeles
Rams, 34-l0, in Chicago and thus
prevented the Rams moving into
birthplace deadlock with the
Bears. The Green Bay Packers re-
placed the Rams as runnersup by
scoring . hArd-fought 1o-7 win over
the tail-end Detroit Lions ut NIL
waukee.
Giaat1 FiIehock, Leibei Star.
More than 62,o00 fans watched
Frank Fflchock and Frank Leibel
lead the Giants to victory. Leibel
intercepted a Sid Luckman pass
On the Bear II in the second period,
and four minutes later the end
from Norwich College shared q
Filchock aerial In the end zone.
Early in the third period Filchock
faded back to pass, but was unable
to find q receiver. So the former
understudy Of Washington's Sling
ing Sammy Baugh dashed 16 yards
for the second touchdown.
Paul ChriStman's passing figured
prominently in the Cards triumph
over the Rams. The one-time Mis-
souri, star completed Is passes good
for 221 yards and two Card touch
downs.
The Rams Bob Waterfeld, the
circuits most valuable player in
1945, accounted for all Of his teams
points by booting q field goal and
an extra point and throwing a
touchdown pass to Fred Gehrke.
Packer Rally Downs Lions.
The Packers came from behind
to down Detroit. In the third period
when they were trailing, 7-3, the
Packers pushed over their winning
marker after Charley Brock stole
the ball from Detroit's Camp Will
son on the Lions 2l. The Packers
then moved the ball to the 2 and
from there Walt Schlinkman
crashed over.
The Pittsburgh Steelers scored a
points in the second half to trim
the Boston Yanks, 33-7, at Boston.
The win moved the Steelers close
to the third-plaoe Eagles. It was
the Yanks' fifth straight loss.
Bill Dudley, the circuits leading
ground-gainer, scored twice and
converted twice, In addition to pick
ing up IS yards In eight tries for
the Steelers.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Cote Second 3-Time
Marathon Champ
by me Assoeioisd Press

YONKERS, N. Y, Oct. d.
Gerard Cote Of st. Hyacinthe,
Quebec, has Joined the late Pat
Dengis as the only three-time win
ner of the National AAU Cham
pionship Marathon here.
Covering the traditional 26 miles
and 385 yards distance in 2 hours
At minutes and 53.6 seconds, Cote
finished 800 yards in front of John
A. Kelley Of West Acton, Mass, one
of three former champions IN the
field.
Cote's time was more than Il
minutes above the record set by
Dengis in 1889, shortly before he
was killed In q plane crash.
Charlie Robbins of Roxbury
Mas, defending titleholder, fall
tered in the 22d mile, apparently
bothered by the heat, and finished
seventh. Only 20 Of the 46 starters
finished.
The Millrose A. A. Of New York
again captured the team title.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Win, Lose or Draw
What Made Sammy Run?
By FRANCIS {. sTAkN

only casually Interested IN football It's l0-to-
friends Acquaint
that Of the have posed
you-this seemingly elementary problem:
leading, "a to II, with three minutes remain
Ing anal quarter Youthe quarterback-have the ball
Evening star., 1946-10-28

Scoring: Touchdowns -. (Georgetown). /.
Boyer, Baronowski. Point afteI touehdown
ouchdown-crowder. Point after touch
down-Shea, placement. -
SubstitutionB: Georgetown sullivan,
Bonforte, Murphy, Arneberg, Desmond, Df
Leon. Koncelik, Antonovski, Baker, Bara-
novski, Walsh, Dolan, Werder, Kelly, NAILS.
McTamney. Bsnonis. Oberto,,, SYrman.
St. LouisSBroeg, Kiley. Zipfel, Crowder,
Rooney, Dolan, Lukettch, Demmas. Pappas'
netti, Hartman, Hemp. Stroot, Terry.
Mundwiller. o'Connor, Otto, Sweeney,
Wisman, Nagel, Oetter, Kenny.
Officials: Referee--Ted OSullivan tMis-
sourD. Umpire-Arthur Powell (Syracuse
Head linesman-Ellis Veech tIllinois)
Field judee-Karl Bohren tno college).
Statistics.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
TidweII of Auburn
Another Bough'
by the Assoeioisd Pres

ATLANTA, Oct. %. - Ray
Schwartz. Navy coach and foot
ball scout. has q three-word des-
cription of Travis Tidwell, Au-
burns great freshman back
another Sammy Baugh!"
What you want to realize
about Tdwelps passing is that
he hits every receiver" he COM
mented after watching the Au-
burn ace account for 1872 yards
passing and running against
Georgia Tech Saturday.
"If they don't catch the ball,
it's their own fault.
II don't think have ever seen
a better passer. To make him
doubly effective, Tidwellis a good
runner"
Evening star., 1946-10-28

oiA youi V"h Ss-yalo AAAe. 40 Aou. VA ooWAAs
two yards to go. Do you punt or try to pick up
q first DOWN."
The scholastic or collegiate quarterback who
doesn't kick is very likely to lose his job Is =
hrst-stringer. But II YOU say you would choose
to gamble land bother q nice deep puntD you
who is paid fancy living wage for being one.
That meant the game, Baughs decision
yesterday at Grifith Stadium, when he sent Sal
Rosato banging futiley against the Philadel-
phia Eagles line. For when the pile-up was
dispersed 1t was PHILIPS ball on Washington
40 and the Eagles were as hot as IL smoking
pistols while the Redskins were panicky. And
two passes later-Tommy Thompson throwing to
Ernie Steele and to Jack Ferrante-PhilAdelphia
1924 victory was recorded with minute and
Evening star., 1946-10-28
CoIIopse of Skins Doesn't Help Their Chances

faithful the complete collapse Of George
second half little short
Illustrating did that margin of three tochdowns
necessarily victory. With the
Chicago Bay and New York Giants
both the Redskins outlook
is unpredictabe
team blow 4pont lead? You see happen and
football looked
half They toying with team which
nothing the second half. another
Baughs decision against
replacing Akins mumbd
Sammy" according to Edwards interpreted
this glowing speech to mean kick was out of order
but far the customers
him the crowd
Once there Redskin team
a blow APPOINT
lead So some Of history made yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
National Grid Loop

Results Yesterday.
New York, IA; Chicago Bears, 0.
Ph Pittsburgh, 33; Roston, @ @a..c;n o.
Green Bay, 10; Detroit, z.
Chicago Cardinals, "a Los Angeles, 10.
Games Next sunday.
Chicago Cardinals at Boston.
Green Bay at Chicago Bears.
Los Angeles ut Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON ct PittsburEh.
Evening star., 1946-10-28
Theto DeIto Chi Victor /.

Kappa Sigma fraternity lost, 60,
to Theta Delta Chi in q George
Washington University intramural
touch football game yesterday on
the EllipSe.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-01-24
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Charles of a. wesvle
w. have been named delegates to Trades and Labor Council
few days in East Liverpool last week
the merits his patent for firing ks The proposed test will take place
John Russell of Local Union "a has left the
sanitary peses As answered the
appeal from the United Garment Workers financial
strike at Chicago by sending the union 1920 check ~
deposited their cards with Local Union No. 8.
Many potters registered for the free opens
Wesve this With
the superintendent feels confident the night school will be
The following officers have been elected Local Union No. IT,
secretary E. A. Anderson; financial c. Bourne G.
Guthrie; astican William Parker defense collector
The Summit China Company Akron Ohio, all
men Monday after weeks shut down. The dpp
Local Union IT, Mannngton w. donated 900 cloth
ing the striking miners
Dck) Haitnd, bbs George Hancock
Mansfield, Trenton j.; Afford William
w. Va, and William Green, Warrington, w. Va
Trades and Labor Council
E Cameron va has been named
Lngmur Elijah Muheon
Locals ~ IT, located Evansville
China will build addition
The firm is busy that employee oaf day without
he subjects himself to the danger of discharge
IOca No 49, Friday night The winning ticket was 57l o.
President, Myler Powell;
Jackson guard William Samu trustee Charles Dhman; statan,
viii Hardy dppr the D. McNco
Mo, by the death Of his uncle
Vem Dck ggeman at the IT, Pottery Wlsvie has returned
TO the bench after weeks illness
e Boot and Shoe WORKERS Union will East Liverpool this week
He will make his first talk to the kmen of No Friday evening