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Evening star., 1946-01-05
Pin Operators 10 Push
Stars Tournament
In Farley Monday

With hundreds of men and women
league pinspillers eagerly waiting
their chance to compete in The
Stars giant handicap tournament
which opens Monday over all sane
toned maple lanes in this area, final
arrangements for the 18th annual
event will be made Monday at the
monthly meeting of the Metropoli-
tan Washington Bowling Alley OPP
orators Association at the May
flower.
1t is the aim of Bill Wood, presi-
dent of the alley mems association,
and his colleagues to help make the
four-week tournament, which ends
February 2, the biggest ever.
Greenway Battles Alexandria.
Tonight's special attraction will
see Hank Hawkins Greenway Stars
invading Alexandria Recreation at
8 for team, doubles and singles
matches with the Alexandria Aces,
formerly the Del Ray Restaurant
quint, which has lost only 2 of IL
matches. Last week end the new
Alexandria outfit dropped a tilt to
Jack Zimmerman's Stars at Win
chester, Va, by 10 pins.
The only feature on tomorrow's
bowling card will be the first annual
Arcadia Tenpin Handicap Top prize
in the three-game event will be S75.
Entrance fee is So. Contestants will
receive a three-fourths handicap
based on 190-scratch with a limit
of IS pins per game.
Bing Moen, Day Gain.
Bing Moen and Jack Day, erst-
while pacesetters, moved only two
games out of first place in the King
Pin Mixed Doubles last night with
a 2-1 win from Agnes Collins and
Lee Rothgeb when all three teams
deadlocked in the top spot dropped
odd-game decisions. Lorraine GULL
and Bob Miciotto, tied with Ruth
De Chastain and Paul Perkins and
the Gladding -Metrakos duo, dropped
two games to Frances Wilson and
Billy ToWles, while De ChaStain and
Perkins were trimmed. 2-1, by Lewis
and Nash. The flfth-place Ruth
king-Francis Robertson combina-
ton were 81 winners from Glad
ng-Metrakos. Mary Brown ano
Moe Meade swept two matches
against the Smith -Bradt and Col
lins-R -Rothgeb outfits.
Towles, with 407 garnered tor
honors for the men while Miciotto
boosted his leading average to 1884,
with 1876.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
|Anacostia Is No Setup
For Champs Tonight;
Tigers, Colts Win
By GEORGE HUBER.

Techs defending high school
basket ball champions open the
drive to retain their crown tonight
by playing Anacostia in the first
game of the series twin bill at Tech
gym, while Eastern, last years
runnerup, goes against the tough
Roosevelt quint in the second tilt
Both of last seasons leading quints
face stern opposition not only TO-
night, but throughout the race. OF
the four schoolboy teams in action
last night as the series opened
before a near-capacity turnout, only
Western failed to present a team
that figures as a strong contender
Coolidge's lanky Colts experienced
little difficulty in turning back the
Red Raiders, 31-19, but Woodrow
Wilson had a battle all the way
before edging the best Central quint
of several seasons, 1892.
Anacostia No Longer Pushover.
Anacostia, usually a doormat in
basket ball, has a thoroughly expe-
rienced quint to toss in against Tech
tonight. Only non-letter man among
the Indians is AL SCHNEIDER. Facing
Anacostia will be a fairly hefty
quint built around Andy Davis and
Walt Olson.
Eastern. usually noted for tall
players, has bunch of shorties this
season with the exception of the
veteran AL D'Ambrosio, but they
all are fast courtmen and accurate
shots. Roosevelt, too, is presenting
a fast team of well-conditioned
players with newcomer Bernie Wolf
the standout.
The tight Wilson Central game
last night brought out a brand OF
play usually seen later in the series
with Wilson's ability to sink foul
shots the deciding factor. The
Tigers netted 10 of II charity tosses
while Central dropped only four OF
13. Central also had trouble against
Wilson's unusual zone defense.
Four buckets by Art Scribner gave
Wilson an 1912 halftime edge, but
Mel Farr and Steve Manos potted
a pair each to pull Central even In
the third frame, and from then or
the teams exchanged point fol
point until foul shots in the closing
minutes gave Wilson the verdict.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Beau Jack, 143lz, New
York, knocked out Morris Ref, 146h,
Brooklyn "a.
PHILADELPHIA. i kie Floyd,
Georgie Knox. ~, Newark tS5;
Johnny Finney, 1872, Philadelphia, out
pointed Billy Beauford, I'll, New York
(6).
PROVIDENCE, r.. I.-Julie Kogon,
135A, New Haven, Conn. knocked out
SAN FRANCISCO. Jackie. Wilson,
147, Cleveland, decisioned Jackie Ryan,
1874, San Francisco 10).
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Bannockburn Slated
To Be Semipub|ic
If Marines Lease
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Bannockburn Golf and Country
Club, now leased by the Navy as
recreation center, will become a
semipublic golf course some time
after the middle of 1916, if several
Ifs" become fact.
Pat and Tony MARITIME, two former
members of the old Bannockbllrn
Club. are negotiating for lease of
the old club, if the Navy decides to
turn it back to private use. The
club is owned by John ]. SINNERS,
Pennsylvania capitalist, who bought
it at auction several years ago. 1t
comprises around 140 acres of roll
ing land, improved by a co,nmodi-
Gus clubhouse, golf Shop and equip
ment storage sheds, in addition to
the existing 18-hole course. 80 faa7'
Lease Runs Through June.
The Navy, which took over the
club last spring, Is understood to
have a lease on the property run
ming through June Of 1916. Whether
the lease will be extended is not now
known.
During the war and the golf sea-
son of 1945, Bannockburn was one of
the busiest links spots around town.
Bob Barnhart and Lew Worsham,
co-pros, gave hundreds of lessons.
all free. Four days week were and
are set aside for enlisted personnel,
with commissioned personnel of the
Navy using the club the other three
days Other recreation facilities, in
addition to golf, have been provided.
Would Change Course.
The MARITIME brothers (Pat still is
in the Army, and has recovered from
severe illness) hope to lease the
club at a rental well below the re-
ported $11 900 paid annually by the
Navy, and plan, If they lease the
club, to make several changes in the
golf course. Part of these changes
will center around the second and
tenth holes, now considered irksome
because of the steep terrain.
Chris Heurich, jr., new golf chair
man at Columbia, who plans to do
something about slow play on the
crowded golf course, is planning to
bring his ideas for speeding up play
before the membership in pictorial
fashion. Chris plans new score
card with a picture of Red Banagan
urging the golfers to speed up, and
holding a threat of public censure
if they do not invite faster players
to go through.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

BY the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 5.-The
next heavyweight boxing champion
of the world will be Billy Conn-be-
lieves Billy Conn, and he's banking
on them thar" hills of Arkansas to
help him reach his goal.
The Pittsburgh battler, whose
faulty strategy probably cost him the
title almost five years ago, went into
training here today for his June
bout with Champion Joe Louis,
which Conn says probably will be
staged at New York's Yankee Sta
dium.
Arriving here yesterday with
Trainer Fred Fierro and Milton
Jaffee, a close companion, Conn de-
clared he was very confident" he
would wallop the Brown Bomber
tits time.
IT definitely expect to win the
fight" he said.
Conn, who recently ended three
year hitch in the Army, is concerned
primarily with his weight. Now
scaling 1913 pounds, he hopes to lose
13 pounds.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Gongster's Pistol
Fouls Court Tilt

High school students will have
their fun. Somebody in the
stands at last nights series basket
ball games at Tech gym came
equipped with a pistol such as
the official timekeeper uses.
This jokester waited until the
crucial moment before pulling his
gag. With only l minute of the
final game remaining, Wilson
broke a tie with Central on a
foul shot. AS pandemonium
reigned, the gun in the stands
was fired. Students poured from
the stands and out of the gym,
and the teams started of the
floor. Officials had quite time
restoring order before the games
final minute could be played.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

The public given much report the epidemic of
last The public entitled to full information
but for the commissioners and the jockey club people
stngy with the the long this cannot but help
These with who had
the wherewhal the fockng the horse bet their
eaner coming and the rough treatment
the public getting today will be remembered.
There single big of the Maryland tracks when
boxholder)
clubhouse grandand
there enough There standing
couldn't than 40 yards of running
the gal eanng shorter than ee less
nothing.
related to the hadwa1ter table for lunch
required minutes of standing
with somebody down neck and stand
heels 1t took 20 minutes
ticket.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Kits Is Back at V. P. |.
As Head Grid Mentor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLACKSBURG, Va, Jan. 5.-W.
L. Monk Younger, director of ath-
letics at Virginia Tech, has an
nounced that Jimmy Kits has re-
turned as head football coach after
being on leave of absence with the
Navy.
Kits, who held the rank of lieu
tenant commander, took over the job
at Virginia Tech in 1941. When
Kits entered the service in 1912
Tex" Wilson and Macauley McEver
were appointed acting coaches and
last fall fielded their first football
team since the close of the 1912 cam
paign.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
st. .Inhn's.
Varsity Basket Boil

Ply the Associated Press.
Duke, SO; Maryland, %.
East.
BROOKLYN collese. So: Fordham, Al.
valley Moy. yisr Forge General Hospital. So;
South.
Concord Col. SO: Davis and Elkins, 45.
Randolph Macon, 40: Elon, so.
Marine Institute, 45; Virginia. SO.
Eai1mcns Earfap s Collegs a a,ng,,y Y ya Tech 2s.
Wayne. 45; Cincinnati; 3s.
Arkansas, 90: Texas. A.
Ians ReIoit ssts 81 IosDsuIs pspsaw r. so., n.,,
River Fails Teachers. s5; St. Olaf, 80.
Missouri, So; Washington u. 90.
oyes Loyola oes sGh 4 sTighsm Yoans 49,
WABASH. 5 IS; crane AN i1ols Naval. ss. no.
Central Normal. 3s: Huntinston' "a.
BasaSpEn Dalah a%e4s % l E bpafy sst cosse ss M
Southwest.
Texas A. and M, 45: S. M. u. 3s.
Arizona State, 4s; New Mex. Aagies. 2s.
Wright Field, so: Kelly Field, AZ.
Colorado State, "a; Western State, 81.
Colorado A. and NJ. Al: FIT. Warren, 45.
Farrssut Naval. 4a; Montana. s 81. co.
California, 45; Y. {. L a., 80; :,
9reaon 81 state e. "a iSabo wash State sa
81. Of South Calf, 50: Stanford, 40.
colsss 81 Sssic.s e: Sni q Nsvsas
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Mum Seen Next Grid
Mentor at Syracuse
Ey the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. Sinner
circles at Syracuse are putting their
money on Clarence "Biggie" Mum
as the Oranges new head football
coach.
Choice of the Michigan University
line coach to succeed Ossie Solem
probably will be announced within
few days, these sources say.
Solem resigned in December after
an unsuccessful season for the
Orange eleven.
At Ann Arbor, Mum was reported
to have received a second bid of
S8 900 and 5-year contract after
turning down an initial offer of s6,-
900 a year.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Fritzie
Zivic handed Billy Arnold, Phil
adelphia middleweight sensation,
his first defeat in 80 professional
fights in an eight-rounder at
Madison Square Garden.
Three years ago-The major
baseball leagues agreed to train
in the North and voted to open
the season April 81 and to close
October 8.
Five years ago-Alice Marble
made her pro tennis debut and
defeated Mary Hardwick, 8-6,
8-6, in Madison Square Garden.
Ten years ago-Jimmy Hines
Of Garden City, Long Island, won
the $1,000 Riverside, Calf, open
golf tourney with 276.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Public Entitled to Details on Doping

of the racing people to of this Sort
track Nobodys holding
that before It's But the
that is Some you be sorry"
Farsghed baseball beginning how much they
the their business Very little has
the last about building interest the
Nation baseball the lack promotion
showing prominently spots caber play
their neglect OF public
there enough and outmoded people OF influence
Take
been brought the
that racing would have
details withheld
the epedrne and benzedne the commissioners business
whether he could
time ticket.
There it's off chest 1t amt good but it from
the heart.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
RING PreIims Announced

In two six-round prelims to the
Bee Bee Washington-Johnny Man
dell middleweight scrap at Turner's
Arena Monday night Mario Morales
of Cuba will meet Vernon Brown,
Baltimore featherweight, and jim
my McGriff, local welter, will oppose
Charlie Hilton Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Presidents and Generals
Annex Close Contests

Both George Washington High of
Alexandria and Washington Lee
High of Arlington were winners in
basket ball games last night on their
nearby Virginia courts.
The Presidents edged an improved
Fairfax High quint,. 22-19, with an
attack paced by Buddy Sims and
Rocky Harris.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Froberg Made Business
Pilot of Grid Browns
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclated Press.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 5.-Cleveland
Browns of the newly formed ALL
America Football Conference have
announced that 1t. Milward Eros
ty) Froberg, former Northwestern
gridder, had been signed as business
manager and promotional director
Froberg, still on active duty at
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton, served in the same capacity for
the Great Lakes team coached by
1t. q. g. Paul Brown, previously
named coach of the Browns.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Chicords Sign BuIger

CHICAGO, Jan. 5 (P).-The Chi
cago Cardinals have signed Veteran
Tackle Chet Bulger to 1916 con-
tract. The Cards now have Full
backs Pat Harder of Wisconsin and
Doug Renzel of Marquette and
Guard Ralph Fife of Pittsburgh, as
well as Bulger, in the fold for next
season.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Totals4 Is s45 Totals "a
l2O-Pound Class,
Second Frunek Is Signed
By Gridiron Giants
By the Associated Press.

by IIIt IiSSUCIdItU FItSS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The New
York football Giants may stage a
brother act in one of their back
fields next season. The National
League club today announced that
Harry Franck, former Northwestern
star and brother of the Giants
George Franck, had signed a con-
tract for 1916.
The Giants also disclosed they had
signed Merle Hapes, former Mis-
sissippi ace who played for them in
1912 before entering the Army Air
Corps.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
cCorthy AII-Time
Best, Says Mack
BY the Associated Press.

By the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Jan.
5.-Connie Mack, veteran man
ager of the Philadelphia Athletics,
wraps up his opinion of the New
York Yankees and Joe Mccarthy
this way:
The greatest team and the
greatest manager in the history
of baseball"
He made the remarks in
speech before the Rotary Club
here.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Soucy PAGES St. Johns S
Riflemen to Victory

Almond Soucy of st. Johns fired
a 274/300 to lead his schools rifle
team to a 1,304-1,178 victory over
Coolidge High in shoulder-to-
shoulder match last night on the
Johnnies' range.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Wurmuth and Robinson
Join Vols Grid Stuff
By the Associated Press.

by IIlt ASSUCIdItU FIESS.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. s.
Murray Warmath and Harvey
Robinson, former Tennessee football
players, have been added to the
schools coaching staff.
Warmath, recently released from
the Navy, will be line coach.
Robinson, who will assist with the
backfield coaching, was a high
school mentor here before entering
the ARMY three wears ago,
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Moore AiIing, Ring Tiff
With wIIiums Put OFF
By the Associated Press.

BY CHe ASSUClHIeu FItSS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The proposed
10-round bout next Wednesday be-
tween Archie Moore. one of the Ma
tions ranking light-heavyweights,
and Holman williams, third-ranking
middleweight, at the Coliseum here
has been postponed indefinitely be-
cause of Moore's illness.
The bout originally was scheduled
for New Year Day between Bob Sat-
terfield of Chicago and Williams,
but was postponed on order of the
Illinois Boxing Commission because
Satterfield was i'll.
Evening star., 1946-01-05


enormous $4,000 000-a-day industry.
Yet the men who run racing, meaning the
commissioners and members of the various jockey
clubs don't seem to be aware of the strides toward
popularity made by the game, if you wish to call it
such. We are not deliberately taking a sneak
punch at racing, for the sake of taking punch
but we are airing grippe which has been with us
for long time and which we know is shared by
many others. l....
Major league baseball has had a reputation
of being the worst-run big business in the sports
world and it is true that it deserves few knocks
In many parks a customer finds his seat dirty
and /or broken. Sometimes he can't even see the
field of play for the standing ROOM customers
u,ho uJbo ad bv
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Armstrong Five Cops

Jim Dutch tossed In nine points
yesterday to pace Armstrong High to
1890 win over Phelps School in q
game on the Banneker court.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Maryland and Virginia
Clash in Ring Match
Special Dispatch to The Star.

EptCIdI DiSpHGCn 20 Inc SCdI.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. 5.
The University of Virginia boxing
team will open its season tonight
against Maryland in the 10th of a
series of team matches that began
in 1885,.
Virginia mittmen have won five,
lost one to the Terps and tied three
in the nine matches held Probable
lineups:
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Kworioni, Sexton WrestIe

Kola Kwariani, the Russian con-
tender, has been signed for the
Turner's Arena headline wrestling
bout against Frank Sexton next
Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Genital Y Quint Victor

Central YMCA basketers over
came a 1921 halftime deficit to de-
feat Headquarters Marines, 1895,
for a second straight win on "Y"
hardwood last night.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
HyottsviIIe Quint Tops
Woodward by 37-33

Hyattsville High cagers invaded
the District yesterday to take their
seventh victory in eight starts, top
ping Woodward School, 1873.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

Westinghouse was held to a II
Is half-time margin by the visiting
Front Royal team, but thereafter
George Binstead and Perry Currin
turned on the steam to help the
Generals win with ease, 1923.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Gonzuqo Juniors Win

Gonzaga Highs Junior basket ball
team nosed out Westerns juniors,
27-25, yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

Coolidge Height Tells.
Western controlled the blackboard
in the first period to keep close to
Coolidge early in the opening game,
but eventually the Colts height be-
gan to tell and they speeded up be-
fore the half to win going away.
Three scores by Bill Cannon and
a pair by Warren Maxim were Sec
ond-quarter factors that opened a
big gap between the teams which
Western never was able to over
come.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

club to stand sit in the asles.
Notable the Chicago clubs which
actually appear the comfort
the still organizations
baseball black
Well racing book poorly than baseball
good deal loosely
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Win, Lose or Draw
Racing Growing Too Big for Men Running 1t
By FRANCIS (. STANN

The recent decision to make the Belmont
900 added value not only brings the total
worth this four ohers Col
the Santa Anita Handicap Derby
Evening star., 1946-01-05

PASADENA, CALIF-FAMOUS JOCKEYS LAST MOUNT
the horse which stumbled and threw Jockey George
Man" Woo in the fourth Santa Anita Thursday
regained footing gaoped rderless finish line
MoneybagS the winner Woof died of brain injury
after the mishap. yesterdays edition)
Wirenb
Evening star., 1946-01-05

Totals 241159 Totals
Evening star., 1946-01-05

Totals Fl 64s Totals 12
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

mano in canom tega blijonarskega kluba XII suzbeno
naziva yacht Club of the Cote dAzur, izsop Sc
predno prispe Public Square in jo zav "Licko
gostiono ma "double" Tu pa prevzemai mesan OBJ
cutk Seznan sem destvom in pogledal resnci
oci PuStimo tiSte malenkos katere reva Life nj
dala nobenih poasni in XII sukao okrog aktvnost ten
clanov blionarskega kluba borb proti nacasizmu So
tn neka bo dekatna vprasanja XII sukao okrog soci
jaime enakopravnosti vseh ud Tu pa je taksen sucaj
da francosko Rviero pomagal osvoboditi francosk
partizan ali pa aquis, uzvajo pa Mi 300 canov "bili
jonarskega kuba XII restrikcijo 900 ali pa
postavii nepreostlvo prepreko socaln enakopravnos
Francosk narod e odocno socano enakopravnos kar
je potrjeno pri zadnh votvah. toda pred sam nosom
francoskega naroda ia "kub bijonarev izvaja svojo
predvono kot da vone sploh bilo nil To
korajza
Spomil oh ii priliki octkov, XII h e zalucal
obraz deovneu ljudstvu nek clan taksnega blionar
skega kuba. Povedal je da "vsi biti enako
bogat Kako prav in rnodro povedano Sao JAZZ sem ga
mogel razu1neti svojim $1260 Kati tud &c b mad
mano visea mora prhajajoee deprese in bi samemu
piece worku dela po 10 dan in dni tednu skozi
500 let, Sc vedno to b blo dovol da bi pri
Motor Yacht klubu of the Cote d. Azur' sprejeli "a
vratarja ~ ,ll Il III
No tudi temu problemu je skoz tisocletno evoucio
izpoponjena ljudska paet ba kos Kajt e ocitke
vsi moreno bt enako boga je odgovori nek 'ljud-
ski" voditelj tako :" &c vs moreno bt enako bo-
gait, pa bono bori da bono enako sromasni" To e!
Ice CORA more Mohamedu, pa mai gre Mohamed K
lgori!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

vino. Tako smo 81 ma seji osvo-
jill sklep, da prosimo zavedno
dramaticno drustvo Ivan Can
kar", &c bi bill pri wolff igrati
kaksno igro v ia namen.
Odbor Sc je takoj sestal z
igralci in ze ma prvo vprasanje,
katera igra bi bila najprimer-
neja, Sc je sugestiralo in je bill
tudi sprejet predlog, da Sc igra
v ia namen zanimivo igro 20,
ia mas gospod zupnik". Ne sa-
mo to, da dramaticno drustvo
'Ivan Cankar" igra igro v ia
namen, pac pa so tudi odstopili
zaeno svojo rezervirano nede-
ljo, XII so jo nameravali porabi-
ii "a predstavo v korist drust-
vene blagajne.
Dolznost me veze, da Sc v
imenu podruznice st. 80 SANSa
javno zahvalim dramaticnemu
drustvu "Ivan Cankar" "a nil
hovo zavednost in sodelovanje
liza dobrobit stare domovine.
Predstavo 20, ia mas gospod
zupnik" bo podana v nedeljo 27.
oktobra oh $50 zvecer v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. Pc igri Sc DO NADIA
ljevala domaca zabava samo v
prizidku.
Da DO igra izborno podana,
je gotova stvar. Maj samo ONE
MIN igralce glavnih vlog: ma
slovno vlogo DO igral John Ste
blaj, XII je obenem reziser igre,
Drugi igralci so: Frank Cesen,
Olga Marn, Mrs. Frances lie,
Rudy Widmar, Joseph Skuk
Anton Eppich in Sc vec drugih
manjsih vlog. ze po imenu igral-
cev gotovostjo lahko sodite,
da DO igra prvovrstno vprizor-
jena in vas, cenjeno obcinstvo
vabi osobje dramaticnega dru.
stva Ivan Cankar" in nasa po.
druznica, da Sc gotovo udelezi.
te igre nedeljo oh 6:3O zvecer
Ma svidenje!
K. StOkel