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Evening star., 1946-02-06
Basket Ball Scores
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
East.
Gallaudet, Al; Randolph Macon. 80.
American u, 54: Loyola 49,
United States Navy Armed Guard. IS
Floyd Bennett MAS, "a.
Wagner, 90: Hofstra, So.
Ursinus, 40; Susquehanna. %.
Dartmouth. So; Valparaiso, 81.
HAROLD sion e. AsaasHs Boston cosre s2S A%sre'n e. L.
Fairmont Teachers. 81: California Teach.
Junior Varsity. 90.
rsnzer. As: Newark u. 35.
Niagara. go; Buffalo. so.
South.
North Carolina, IA. Greensboro overseai
ReplaceHent Depot, 80.
Catawba. 81: Guilford. 81
Duke, 80: Wake Forest, 90.
Green Cover, Springs Navy, 65: Florida, 3s
Centre, Az Lindsey Wilson, 33
W. Va. Wesleyan. 81; Potomac State, 4!
KsntYefy gsSaS sfsts as Mspn Field s5
Camp Lsejeune. 81: Eastern Carolina Teach
Msfyae IFsPin rep fHi TuseSam MGanUke f0ess 81
Louisiana College. 40: Southwestern L
L., 40.
Southwest Missouri State, 64; Missouri
School of Mines, ~.
Indiana, So: Washington o.. 46.
Kearney Teachers. So; Doane, 4s.
Central College, SO; st. Johns twinfield
Musfinsum, 65; Capital. So.
Missouri Valley. SO: Central, 45.
Hiram. eSi Mount Union: 55; Or
srsst IaFss. ss; MsTaasstss ssif.' 81: o.
Grinneil., 49,. Cornell iowa).. 35.
Mornineside. AZ: Omaha univ, 35.
st. Johns lCollegeville. Mimi, 55: Mac
camp S'its Atterbury. So; De psuw. IS.
Central Normal, 3s; Wabash. 36.
Simpson, As; Kirksville Teachers, 27.
Eureka ColNge, 81: Principal. "a.
York. 72: Concordias go.
81 Dorado. 81: Phillips u, 36.
Southwest.
AdHnsaS Arkansas, e; e. Rise; assi,S Ss6.as
Texas COLLEGE Of Mines, 54; New Mexic
wichita. AZ; Tulsa. 35.
Texas Tech, As: West Texas State, 40.
Far West.
Boise Junior COLLEGE. SO: Collese of Idah'
oregon. State, 5S: Washington. As.
Gonzaga, "a; Whitworth. 55:
Willamette, AZ; Whitman, Al toYertime
Fleet City, 53; Nevada, 46.
Occidental, As; Whittier, 80.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6.-Busy
packing bags and settling up affairs
here, Clark Shaughnessy said he
planned to do "the best job Of coach
ing I've ever done" for the Uni
versity of Maryland.
The graying football mentor who
quit his job at Pitt yesterday to re-
turn to the Maryland post he left
three years ago declared:
"If ever coach should do a good
job for anybody it Is up to me
to do a good job for Curley Byro
(Maryland's president). I want to
vindicate his judgment in asking me
to come back
Shaughnessy said Maryland was
the only college coaching job ir
the country he would have accepted
because he still had a. guilty con.
science" over leaving Maryland aftel
one season.
"I felt I owed them something
after the way ! left" he said. III
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Did More in Southern Leoque, Saws Joe

As must know by coan is the 21yearod fingered
ouelde who led the Southern Association practically
and who voted the minor Lacquer 9 the Sporting
News Despite the fact that he another lefthanded hitter and is
Coan Clark Ghs choice play centerd
Nationals this year.
Grhth OF course abiding largely by Enges judgment His
scout nge tries hh soul with his fancy accounts but
there nothing with his appraisal ball When
Griffith
the goods On Coan it's practically brand, stamp.
We asked Mr. Enge, Sportswrr
tanooga few words about Coan We only words
but they right the point other
poets and the only qualification he inserted
Lewis and Travis great prospects, but this fellow speed
and that's something he Coan)
the same that Lewis Travis showed he'll really
great ball player He did the Southern did,
I'd say that he's just good they if not better
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Owes Terps His Supreme Effort
OF Coaching, Shoughnessy Says

was the rottenest thing I ever did. >
The T expert said he was looking
forward to returning to Maryland
and meeting with the grid candi-
dates.
No decision has been made yet
on assistant coaches, he added
This all came up so quickly I'll
have to wait until I get to Mary
land to study the situation and con-
fer with DR.. Byrd before announce
ing any assistants" he said.
Present plans called for Shaugh-
messy to leave here either today
or tomorrow. He said he definitely
would be at College Park by Fri
day morning.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Chandler Scored by MocPhoi|
For Criticizinq Price Raise

determination by individual clubs
1t is not a matter over which the
commissioner has jurisdiction OF
any kind.
1T is not the prerogatiye of the
commissioner to criticize publicly
either major league or its members
in the exercise of their exclusive
legislative powers
In Boston, where Chandler at
tended a baseball writer's dinner
last night, he said I'm not inter-
ested in what MacPhail said.
Any baseball problems will be re-
solved in the commissioner Office
and not in the public press"
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Charlotte Hall Boxers
Tough on Fairfax

Fairfax High School boxers antici-
pate one of the closest battles of
the season when they tangle with
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Friday night in the Rebels gym.
For nine-bout match the Cadets
will bring seven seasoned mittmen
Mike Smith, 120-pounder, and Spen-
Ger Newton, 1876, are 1914 South
Atlantic champions. Newton, who
hasn't lost decision in three years
will battle Fairfax's South Atlantic
champion, Warren Roseberry.
Fairfax also will present its top.
notch selection of Waple, 80; Burns
SO; Gunnell, 120, and Mccarthy
1877,
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
R2Skef Rail

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Bulls at Episcopal, 3:45.
Bladensburg at N. r. S., 2::30.
Bethesda at Georgetown Prep,
800.
Charlotte Hall at Eastern, 3:45.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program, Tur-
ner's Arena, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Central at Woodberry Forest.
Johns Hopkins at American
o., 7:30.
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There were only two technical
knockouts among the IA Police Boys
Hall 40 Points Ahead
As Top Court Scorer
By the Associated Press.

by tne ASsoCldteQ HTesS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Biu Hall of
Marshall increased his lead over
George Mikan of De Paul to 40
points last week in the national COL
legiate basket ball individual scor-
ing race.
- The latest tabulation by the As
sociated Press showed today that
Hall now has 4l8 points for 26
games, compared to Mikan's 378 for
II tilts. Hall tossed in SO points in
two games against Mikan's 40.
Close on Mikan's heels is Fred
Lewis of Eastern Kentucky, who
trimmed so points in three games to
jump from sixth to third.
This weeks top scorers as reported to
Evening star., 1946-02-06

DoI 0fuo tIdo 70 Soy dUouJ tIS IleW young Ma
tional name of Gilbert Fitzgerald Coan.
First off and as preface, Mr.. Engel discovered
Joe Cronin, only $25o,000 ball player in existence
He also found Goose Goslin
He dug up Bucky Harris.
He produced Cecil Travis.
He handed Buddy Lewis his first railroad ticket
to Washington.
He unearthed the likes of Bing Miller Joe
Kuhel, Buddy Myer, Firpo Marberry, Sam West
Sid Hudson and Jake Early.
He ah! Here's Mr. Engel reporting:
''GI Coan," he says in special interview sis
better looking prospect than Lewis or Travis was
when each and either came to Washington. If
things 60 right Coan will be just as good as any of
them (Cronin, Myer, Kuhe ct al, remember?). He's
better looking prospect in the than they were
Amen
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Davis, Al, Among Trio
Signed by Brooklyn
By the Associated Press.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 6.-Signing of
Pitchers Curt Davis and Claude
Crocker and First Baseman Jack
Graham was announced today by
the Brooklyn Dodgers who also dis
closed that Burt Shotten, former
manager of the Phillies, would scout
for the organization.
Davis, a 41-year-old righthander
won 10 and lost 10 for the club last
year and Crocker, rookie right
handler, had no big league record
although he was with the Dodgers
for time. Graham, former New
York Yankee farmland, has been in
the armed service since 1912.
Shotten has managed various
minor league clubs and coached at
Cincinnati and Cleveland in addi-
ton to bossing the Phillies. He was
with Manager Lou Boudreau at
Cleveland last year and has been
working with an early Dodger squad
at Sanford, Fla, since February /.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Leonard Is Civvie Again
After LONG Service
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Benny Leon
ard has taken off his sailor suit.
The retired undefeated lightweight
champion. who set up the Army
physical training program in World
War I, returned to civilian life
after three and a half years as a
director Of physical fitness, recre-
alton and morale for the maritime
service.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Breslin Looks to l. A.
IIf He Becomes Pro
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 6.-Jack
Breslin, Michigan State Colleges
star fullback for the past two sea-
sons, finally has been put on the
draft list of the National Football
League, but it looks as if the NFL
was too late.
Breslin, who received a notifica-
tion from the Boston Yankees that
they had drawn him in the player
poll, said he probably would sign
with the Los Angeles team of the
An-America Conference If I decide
to play professional football"
Evening star., 1946-02-06

GREEN BAY, Wis, Feb. 6 (P.-
The long green from the fat purses
of all-America Football Conference
magnates has been dangled tempt
ingly in front of many a National
Football League player but, as OF
today, not a member of the Green
Bay Packers has succumbed.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Gonzaga's S 9 in Row
PAGES School Quints

Gonzaga is enjoying the longest
winning streak of schoolboy teams
hereabout, with nine victories in
a row. The Eagles notched their
latest triumph yesterday at Char
lotte Hall by downing the Cadets,
62-31.
Pat O'Neil continued among Con-
zaga leaders by tossing in IA points
as his team turned back the Hall
men for the second time this season.
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others.
Cannon, however, is not so sure. "Not a
great hitter" he relays, "Wooten has everything
else. He beat Joe zardon in foot race last sum-
mer and he's as great ball hawk as any outfelder
I've seen in the Southern Association in 13 years
of watching. He has an edge on others we've seen
at throwing.
For all that, fans here insist he's better first
baSeman. We've heard wise baseball men say that
if Chattanooga would play Wooten on first, instead
of in center, attendance would be better. He's the
most polished first sacker we've in this circuit.
Oldtimers have likened his action to those of Ha
Chase, but wouldn't know about that.
Hes not bad pitcher, either-a lefty with
Evening star., 1946-02-06

Totals ~ 10 81 Totals - 21 z 40
Gallaudet really had to come from
behind to nip the Shoremen. The
Blues were beneath 12-point def
cit with only three minutes remain
ing to play, and managed to pull in
front only 80 seconds ahead of the
final gun.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
|HyottsviIle Tops Loop
with Eight Struiqht

Hyattsville continues atop the
Prince Georges County High School
Basket Ball League with eight
straight wins after turning back
Oxon Hill, 55-17, yesterday. Jim
Summerfelt was high man with 16
points
Evening star., 1946-02-06
IW.l. Five Noses Out Dewitt
To Clear Touqh Hurdle

Washington-Lee's basket ball team
is over another tough hurdle after
downing Dewitt yesterday, 1894, on
the Virginia court. The Generals
were forced to turn back a late
Dewitt bid that tied the score at
30-30 entering the final period.
WI. held a 21-14 halftime lead,
Evening star., 1946-02-06
'Near-Star' BowIers
will Fill BrookIand
Drives on Sunday
BY BEN McALWEE,

Limited to bowlers with averages
under 121, flocks of the city's near
star pinmen are expected to swarm
Brookland Recreation Sunday for
the fifth annual Brookland Handi-
cap which runs from early afternoon
until closing time.
Manager Karl Gichenour, by
staging preliminaries for the five
game event, already has several
dozen paid-up entries which assures
a big field. Contestants will receive
a three-fifths handicap based on a
scratch of 120 with no limit to the
number of pins.
Top prize will be $75; second, $45;
third, $50; fourth, $25; fifth, $40;
sixth, SIS; seventh, $40, and eighth,
S.. Additional awards will be made
according to the number of entries.
Matches in the District League to-
night will see the pacesetting Hi
Skor team at Colonial Village out
to get even for an earlier 2-1 de-
feat. Second-place King Pin visits
Fort Davis. Lucky Strike, holding
third place on total pins over Hyatts-
vile, invades Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace. Hyattsville will be host to
Brookland. GPO, win
ner of 10 of its last II games, tackles
Temple at Temple. Greenway rolls
at Bethesda against the No. l team
while Bethesda No. bowls at Co
lumbia and Clarendon is down for
action at Silver Spring.
In front by four games, the Lead
ing Hi-Skor quint meets the fourth
place Silver Spring in one of the
Ladies District League clashes to-
night at Hi-Skor. Other tilts pit
last-place Temple against second
place Lafayette at Lafayette, Alex
andria at Brookland, Bethesda at
Clarendon, Rosslyn at King Pin and
Ice Palace at Lucky Strike against
Red Circle.
The keen Rosslyn Commercial
League flag chase tonight brings
Martins Cleaners, sporting two
game lead, against Transit Mixed
while the runner-up Torpedo Tube
Shop, erstwhile pacesetter, opposes
ffth-place Northwest Supply. Vet
eran Charley Butler of Davis & Son
boasts the season record game Of 164
and Lee Shumaker, high set, 409.
Billy Stalcup tops with an average
of 119-pluS.
| Ken Newgent's 100 and 388 were
the heaviest wallops as Raines Ra-
dio trimmed the second-place Busy
Bee Restaurant, 81, in the Hi-Skor
Business Mems loop. Olivet fired
152 and 399 for the losers. An IL
game winning streak has moved
Louft and Wolf within three games
of first place.
The Fort Davis Navy Yard pen
nant scrap was intensified when Mis-
cellaneous No. l and Optical No. l
tied for first place, were whitewashed
and Model Basin moved one game
behind the two deadlocked leaders
by taking two games from Tool No.
l. John Guyton's 132 and 375 led
F. & A. No. to its sweep over Mis-
cellaneous and J. Wynn's 137 and
352 helped Design No. 2 shellack
Optical.
High scores were Bill Brazerol,
Design No. l, 1853; Shirley Clark.
Gage, 410: Tool No. /, 626, and
Aviation Ordnance, 1,776.
Polly's Florist Shop women's team
Of Alexandria won its fourth straight
match of the season at Harrison
burg, Va, while the Joseph Phillips
Motor Co. mems team lost to the
Harrisonburg Arcade outfit in the
team match but won the doubles and
singles.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Mexicuns Sign Two DODGERS

HAVANA, Feb. s (P]. - Pitcher
Jean Pierre Roy and Outfielder Ro-
land Gladu. both the property of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, have signed to
play in Mexico for three seasons,
said President Bernardo Pasquel of
the Mexican Major League.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Steiner Exhibits at Chess

Herman Steiner will give an ex-
hibition of chess tonight by playing
"a simultaneous matches at the
Washington Chess Divan, 2445 Fiji
teenth street NV. at $50.
Evening star., 1946-02-06

Fort Belvoir cagers are in second
place in the Metro Military Basket
Ball League after defeating Naval
Air Station, 54-52, in an overtime
game yesterday. Boiling Field
swamped South Post, Fort Myer,
77-47, in the other game.
Evening star., 1946-02-06

Totals I51242 Totals 1913 80
Coach Phil Fox used all. his play
ers as Wilson took an early lead and
coasted home ahead of Blair. The
Tigers halftime margin was 15-9
with individual honors going tc
Gene Taylor with 18 points.
Evening star., 1946-02-06

Totals - 27 5S Totals 9 10
The Western-St. Johns game was
rough all the way, frequent fouls
being called against both quints.
The Red Raiders, paced by Jack
Castro, were in front, 1914, at the
half, and managed to retain a lead
thereafter. Castro topped the scorers
with Is points
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Tokomu Juniors Win Two

Takoma Junior High defeated the
Poolesville School ninth grade bas-
ket ball team, 1919, yesterday,
while the Takoma junior team
topped the Poolesville eighth
graders, 29-11.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Football Eagles to Fly

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6 B.-
The Philadelphia Eagles will travel
to their games away from home by
air next season, General Manager
Harry Thayer has disclosed.
Evening star., 1946-02-06

| Totals 10 So Totals 9 6 "a
The entire Coolidge squad also saw
action against st. Adams yesterday,
Bob Rohr and Bill Cannon providing
much of the punch with Is and IA
points. reSpectiYelY.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Colbert Leads St. Puuls
In Beutina St. Anthony's

Buddy Colbert accounted for Il
points as st. Paul's turned back
st. Anthony's, 1921, in a basket
ball game yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Amateur Boxers Here
Fighting and Dining

This is a big week for District
amateur boxers. Golden Gloves win
ners are to be feted tonight when
prizes are awarded at a dinner at
the Mayhower, the third round of
the District AAU Tournament comes
up Friday night at Turner's Arena
and the annual Boys Club Silver
Gloves Tournament and the Police
Boys Club Tournament opened with
bouts last night.
Four knockouts featured the Silver
Gloves card.
5to-poynd elass-Thomas EASTERN de-
sospound elasscraSferd' taiexandria, lNtlsa1
defeated schlosser tMerrick). forfeit.
S;5i;pound E,s SlassrD. Fitzpatrick {Eastern>
aufdis st6s15sstown' de-
c,sionsS si0p9uRd Reo classEBasil tGeorgetownl de;
defeated R. Hall (Georgetown) by TKO II
s5-pound elass-Morrison tGeorsetown,
decisioned j. .Adelman iEasternj: Hal
tGeorgetown) decisioned Reumont Cast
9o-pognd class-Martino CEastern) de
first: Larsen (Georsetown) defeated Brow
s5-poand elassIPefry ss PEI u }oeoTsetown, e1Ts de
cisioned E. Adelman (Eastern).
| lO5-pound class-Sullivan (Eastern) de
patrick EASTERN decfsioned Margino
tGeorgetown); Binns (Georgetown) deci
stoned Reynolds LAlexandria).
110-pound class-Thompson (AleXan
dria) defeated Then (EasternJ by Ko il
12Q-pound class-Fleming fEastern) de
feated Hunt. tMerrick), forfeit
125-pound class-Herb (Eastern) deci
stoned Dovell EASTERN
There were only two technica
knockouts among the IA Police Boys
Club matches:
eo.pound elass-coleman a. decisionee
65-pound class-Payne "a decisionee
7o;;pound class-wise u2l defeates
Koush II by TK0 in first: Wright I'll.
decisicned Mcdonald (12)
75-pound class Heater I'D decisione,
| Williams u0l: Cook uD decisioned Yer
| ticau "a: Haas 10) decisioned Feather
| S0-pound class-Halwick (4) decisionel
]. Smith Q1); .Hough t11) defeated Crot
CID by TKO in first.
| 100-pound class-Winstead G0) deci
stoned Hudson I'D: Mazze 11) decisione
LSng Lsosg uo): Murphy do) decisioned vern
| 120-pound class-McPherson G1) deci
stoned TOmaSello 10).
Evening star., 1946-02-06

rght-nanded
is a then,
groove lot at the plate habit
Manager Neho has tried in vain to break But all in
utility the Mats can't him he'll
certainly welcome back in this town."
again.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Bethesda Juniors Score

Bethesda Chevy Chase Highs jun
ior basket ball team topped Gonzaga
Juniors, 24-17, yesterday behind the
14-point scoring of Mike Bollo.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
'Noogo Fons Would Welcome Back Wooten

According Cannon Chattanooga fans early last
signed the loss Of but there's another fellow they
Lookouts
945 competing against Stan
Evening star., 1946-02-06
London Well Balanced
In Beating Friends

Scoring all down the line on the
well-balanced Landon School team
was responsible for yesterdays 40-12
basket ball win over Friends School.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Win,Los or Draw
Is 1t True Whut They Say in Dixie?
By FRANCIS {. STANN

Now just in you're not to this day
eve us warn you TINS can be taken with all dignity lying down.
sitting down. 81 voue pa Find clean
Joe Enge most fabulous talent history Washing
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Pro Hockey Results
United States League.

ct. Paul, 8; Dallas, 2.
Kansas City, s.; Omaha,
10 Games scheduled In other leagues.
Evening star., 1946-02-06

Polly's Florist Shop women's team
of Alexandria won its fourth straight
match of the season at Harrison
burg, Va, while the Joseph Phillips
Motor Co. mems team lost to the
Harrisonburg Arcade outfit in the
team match but won the doubles and
singles.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
Puckers Refuse to Jump

Totals l3 6 80 Totals % 5S
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15
IMpR0vED ENGINES
TO USE LESS Gas

A 20 percent increase In gasoline
mileage within the next few years,
as automotive engines are designed
to, take advantage of improved post
war fuels, is predicted by Earl
Bartholomew, head of Ethyl Corpo-
ration research Laboratories.
This increase can be realized In
automobile engines through the use
OF supercharging and higher com
preston ratios, and combinations
OF the two methods, he said.
Engines of compact type with
stronger parts and greater rigidity
were pictured to take advantage
of gasoline having road octane mum
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

bers Of 80 to 50 which he predicted
win be commonly available.
Mileage increases ranging from
Is percent at 65 miles per hour up
to IS percent at 20 miles per hour
were reported for an experimental
passenger car engine of medium
size which has been redesigned in
the Ethyl laboratories to take fun
advantage of fuels Of this type.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15
SHELL JUMPING POUND
WELL NEARING MADISON

Third well drilled by the Shell
Company on its Jumping Pound
structure northwest of Calgary Is
apparently near completion, with
hole made past 9515 feet, according
to the Calgary Oil Bulletin. The first
well was q wet gasser. The second
was too far down slope on the
sharp-dip structure and got sulphur
water.
Lase than half the cities of the
United States of more than 1000
population have airports.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15
GASOLINE BUSINESS AND CRUDE on REFINED IN MONTANA

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