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Evening star., 1946-05-19
Sturdy Coolidge Team
Big Factor in Series
Opening tuesday

Final game of the District high
school round robin baseball series,
Western at Anacostia, was called
off yesterday because of rain and
the championship playoff series,
to determine a successor to Eastern
High, will be held Tuesday and
Thursday. Contending teams will
be Coolidge. Wilson, Western and
Central.
The western -Anacostia game had
no bearing on the round robin
standings.
Pairings for Tuesdays first-round
games, winners of which will meet
Thursday for the title, will be
decided in drawings tomorrow
morning in the Central High
School office of Hardy Pearce,
schoolboy sports head here.
Central has won the baseball
championship three times in the
past, in 1893, 1910 and 1912. West
ern, too, has three titles won in
1896, 194l and 1914. The two and
Eastern finished in three-way
deadlock in 1882 before the present
playoff series was inaugurated.
Neither of the other two contending
teams has been at the head of the
baseball class as yet.
Western Seen Slight Choice.
Western, having beaten the other
three teams during regular series
play, may go into the playoffs as a
slight favorite, although Coolidge
has both the pitching and hitting
to give it strong support. The
Coolidge mound ace is Houston
CTexD Jones. winner of three series
games this year, two of them no
hitters. and loser of none. He's
backed by Bill Witzel, who sports a
two and two record. Western s
mound duties are shared by Jack
Falk, Jack Folk, Bob Pritchard and
Poochie Negri, and only Folk has
won two games this year Hitting,
more than pitching, is what has the
Red Raiders in the title playoffs.
Central is handicapped by weak
hitting and the fact that it has a
one-man pitching staff, Willie Golf
who hurled all Viking games this
season for four won-and -three-lost
record. All were low-hit games, and
outside of Jones he's considered the
best schoolboy hurler here, but even
should he win on Tuesday he hardly
would be in shape to hurl effectively
again Thursday.
Wilson has a well-balanced club,
although at times it is weak at
the plate with only Gene Taylor
hitting above 300. The pitching
staff of Sonny Shields (3-D and
Lefty Rufe Webb (2-D is fair.
Nine Hit in 300 Class.
OF the nine boys who hit above
300 during regular season play,
three are Westerners and three
others are from Coolidge. Central
and Wilson have one each. Three
hundred hitters are: Bob Mcmillan
(Western, $50: Bob Rohr Cool
idge), 476: George Holmes WEST
ern), 42S; George Geiser CTechl
.4l6; Gene Taylor (Wilsonl, .410:
Stan King (Ooolidge), .375;, Jack
Castro Western); 1854; Daisy Mo-
ran (Coolidge), 1850, and Bob john
son (CentraD, .318.
For purposes OF comparison, here
are scores of games played this sea-
son by the four teams against each
other: Western, 8; Coolidge, s. VIII
son, 2; Central, l. Coolidge, IT;
Central, 0. Coolidge, 10; Wilson, o.
Western, S; Central, g. Western, II;
Wilson, S.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Grays, Playing Phi||y,
Seek First Home Win

Washington's Homestead Grays,
losers in two games at home 10 far
this season, viii be shooting for
their FIRST local win today when
they take on the Philadelphia Stars
in a double-header in Griffith Sta
dium at 2 o'clock.
With Roy Welmaker, last sea-
sons ace, still in Venezuela because
of transportation difficulties, and
Garnett Blair bothered by a sore
arm, Manager Vic Harris has lacked
capable hurlers. However, Blair is
expected to be ready for action to-
day and may share the slab assign
ments with Harold Hairston or
Eugene Smith.
The Stars will rely on their SOUTH
paw sensation, Barney Brown, and
the reliable Henry McHenry, who
is back with the Philadelphians
after two seasons in Mexico.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Star StdH PhOtOS.
Outflelder Ray Goolsby and
First Baseman Jack Sanford
have been sent to Chattanooga
of the Southern Association on
option, President Clark Griffith
of the Mats announced last night.
Both are subject to recall within
"a hours. Griffith explained that
he wanted the pair to play regu-
larly.
Goolsby displayed some right
hand hitting power in training
camp this season. His only prev
ious experience was in the Glass
D Florida State League before
going into the Navy. Sanford,
an alumnus of the Richmond
League Charlotte farm had little
hope of breaking into the lineup
behind Mickey Vernon and the
veteran Joe Kuhel
Evening star., 1946-05-19
BY the Associoied Pres,

BALTIMORE, May 18-Johns
Hopkins won the Mason-D Dixon con-
ference track meet today, amassing
q total Of 671z points to outclass
seven other schools on a wind and
rain-swept field.
Delaware captured second place
with SIS points. Catholic U. finished
third with 46h and Gallaudet de-
Tending champion, was fourth with 30
Trailing, in order, were American
u, IS; Bridgewater, 3, Loyola. 3,
and Western Maryland, l.
Hopkins won four of the eight
final track events to add to a first
place in the mile relay already run
at the Penn relays, and took two
OF the final field events.
Bill Jimeson. leading scorer for
the Blue Jays. won the 220-yard low
hurdles in 274, captured the 440-
yard dash in 534 and finished second
in the 120-yard high hurdles, won
by his teammate, Miller.
Outstanding distance runner of
the meet was Chester Hackett OF
Catholic u, who won both the mile
and 2-mile events, in the times OF
4:40.4 and 10:15.7. respectively.
Delaware shone in the field events
with Often winning the discus
Evening star., 1946-05-19
K. of G. Pinmen to Meet
In Intercity Match

The annual bowling match be-
tween picked teams representing
the Knights of, Columbus Leagues
of Washington and Baltimore will
be held at 2:30 this afternoon at
Lucky Strike
After the team, doubles and sin
giles clashes, both teams and their
guests will be feted at Washington
Councils Home, 18th and r streets.
The final matches will be rolled in
Baltimore next Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Sunday taf Sports Nine Slim Choice for High School Title
&. U. Is Third, GoI|oudet Fourth
AS Hopkins Gains Track Title

throw and shotput and Roberts TAX
ing the pole vault.
Although American U. trailed far
behind the leaders it produced
stellar sprinter in Mencioni, who
won the 100-yard dash in 1913 and
the 220-yard wash in 23.1.
A thunderstorm ragged throughout
most of the final and no records
were threatened.
100-yard dash-Necioni American: An
Ihla9tls; th.1 aopxlns, simons; Delaware: Rosen-
22o-;yard dash - Nencioni. American:
r. Irwin Hopkins; simons. Delaware. Time,
nse GSsE: s HssGa HegsHs ss Sia S:s
sso5ssrd ranGeienner. its Hepkns; @f. s31 Held.
ware; Stanley, osllaudet Time. a:o5 q
GsthoIie; 6s1i HissT e;on eallaYdst; suckworth'
4:46,4' 4iSH 0'''0hA' Deis"Sre iime'
Two-mle run-won by Jacket. Cath
det: PRICE, Gallaudet; Hoffman, American.
Jlmesop Hopkins Rchser casholie' Ro'Sa: Mas:
sey Gallaudet; shiffiet, Bridsewat.r, Time.
220-yard low hurdles-Mller Hopkins;
Jimeson. Hopkins Richter, Catholic; Mas
sey Gallaudet; Shifiet, Bridgewater. Time.
i11.4
.2o-yard low hUrdles-,Jmeson Hop
kins), Miller tHopkins), Anderson Cath
olicl, Ruge tGallaudeD. Massey (Gal-
laudeD. Time. 214
Mile relay trun at Penn Relays)-Hop-
kins urwin. Glenner, Trachel. Jimesonl.
Delaware, Gallaudet, Bridsewater, catho-
lie.
Javelin Lassahn tHopkins,.
Scott Delaware, Brenashas Goyola).
Ruee (Gsllaudeu. Holden Delawsrel. Dis
Discus throw-Otten (Delawafe). Lar
sen (Catholic) Rablett fCatholic), Las
sahn tHopkins), Baer Delaware. Dis
tance, 121 feet Z inches.
| Pole vsult-Roberts lDelavare), tie be-
tween Schumaker (GallaudeD and Luby
tCatholic). Massey (GallaudeU. Height,
10 feet.
| High iump-Heuther Hopkins), tie be-
tween Schumer tGallaudeD and Simons
Delaware). Height, 5 feet inches
| Shot put-Otten Delaware, Bser fDel-
awareD, Larsen tCatholic), Glisscn fDels-
wars): Lassahp Delaware. Distance,
eioni lAmerican,, tied between Piper 1D.i-
aware and Miller CHopkinsl, Massey.
Gallaudel.- Distance: 20 feet Y inehs.,
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball
Washington at Chicago "a.
Horses.
Sixth annual Washington
Bride Trails Association Show,
Meadowbrook, HOO.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Aaron Perry VS.. Bee Bee Wash
ington, Griffith Stadium. first
bout $50.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago.
Charlotte Hall at Anacostia.
400.
Tennis.
Friends at Landon. $50.
Golf.
Middle Atlantic PGA Cham
pionship, Woodholme Club.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Blanchard and Davis
Gain Vital Points as
Army Takes Meet
By the AsSocjotsd Pyesx

PRINCETON, N. j., May 1s.-
Army's husky weight throwers and
a surprising pair of 2-milers paced
the Cadets to victory today in the
18th annual heptagonal track meet
to continue service monopoly that
has ruled in the Ivy League" meet
since l943.
The Cadets. led by football stars
Doc Blanchard and Ralph Davis,
who finished one-two in the shot
put, and Fred Knauss and John
Fischer. who ran first and third in
the 2-mile, edged out Navy, last
years winner, by only AZ points.
Army, scoring in all but four of
the events. piled up SIS points and
Navy 5l1z in the closest affair. since
the service schools were admitted
to the meet four years. ago. Last
year the Midshipmen won with
871z points when Army did not
enter.
Pennsylvania, winning two firsts,
collected 1911 points for third place
IN the team standing, while. Dart
mouth, scoring II points In, two
hurdle races, scored 36s4. for fourth.
Other scores: Harvard, 22h;
Yale, II; Cornell, 90; Princeton, 7,
and Columbia, 2.
Amy Esssr Army NAs'; coyne a1G@afs paTiS
mouth. Ishvs1d caTlon s,.h Navy; Time; Iss, v>
Cock 'Ysle', Lamar (Armyj. Time,
,pa6n5 lGo7ys5d ss,.s sdash1Ps.tlt Nsyy Hansel
H. TTS.mils o,IS fSSp-@knsass @ ARM. Han
8 son 70 Cornell Moriarty (H'Tvsrd' Tine.
meutS a2y'rf kimSa SS RsEt 5s.;
4imes 41Nayy'i q % Yaushn PENN Cook 'Yale'.
,.or; one, mile t;4. run-conor ARMY. ,smuysn
Hammer saa sNsvy5; Time: Is 1D.A' '
mouth. Army. Time, o:42.s.
Mile Mile Eslay-Nayy lBouwman,, Gsribaldi
Eania ssy psatmouh paas amy fms aaFyaEs Sas fennss
feet en ineRs; ao Feison, partmoush aovafc
Webb. Arnv: Stanley. Yale; Eddy. Prince
Dis IS tn. w--Allen, Penn uss feet
l. lnches): I 18th, Navy; FELTON,, Dart
mouth; Barker, 'le; Perantoni. Princeton.
8 inches; second. lie between Torrey,
Harvard, and Barrow Navy: fourth, tie
between Deuber, Penn. Haughwout, Cor
Jayeiin throwEchynoweth Army Csc
feet inches): Allen. Penn: Colot. Navy;
Bouton, Yale; Ziegler. Cornell.
High jump-Bredin, Penn 6 feet
inches): second. tie between Brilliant.
Army: Conleyy. Dartmouth; Doherty.
Princeton; fifth, tie between Daldrop,
Navy; Davis. Navy.
Shotput--Blanchard. Army go feet
inchesl; DAVIS, Army; Smith, Navy: jack
son, Harvard. Fisher. Harvard
Broad jump-Nash, Army (23 feet oA
inchesl; Bowman. Navy: Jones, Penn;
Wharton, Princeton: owen, Cornell.
Point scores--Army, So; Navy, 51h:
Pennsylvania, 38h: Dartmouth, 3634;
Harvard. 22R: Yale, II; Cornell. S3t;
Princeton. z; Columbia, z.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Old Liners Are Third
In Conference Meet
With Duke Victor
BY the hssoeioted Press

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., May 18.-
Duke, paced by versatile Doug Aus
bon, won the Southern Conference
Track Championship here today,
scoring 76 points to 81 for North
Carolina's runner-up.
.Ausbon, Duke captain, won the
220, the high and the broad jumps
to total 1912 points, to nose out North
Cardinals Chunk Simmons, with 49,
1t was almost Duke VS.. North
Carolina affair with Maryland third
with 26 points Virginia Military In
stitute followed with 20, while South
Carolina had 1872, William and Mary
Is, North Carolina State 2la and
Clemson 2.
Jim Neighborgall, Duke speedster.
scored l0l2 points, placing first in
the half mile and second in the
quarter mile. Ed Mathews of Mary
land nosed out Neighborgall in the
quarter in 496 with burst of speed
near the finish line after the Duke
star had led all the way. That was
Msrylands only first place.
Maryland's next best were second
in the half mile by Tom Devlin and
the runner-up spot in the relay race
which was won by Duke.
Shot put--oLesry Duke; AZ .ft in
MD. IS It. ~ in: Andrews IN. G.
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n's ssoeyafd IN Gp daIhmAusbon Tlme sS1 puke Max
veil Duke). cramer IN, G State. Mat
thews (Maryland.!. Time. go, 80 .
s7s inches: Simmons IN. c., u feet 6h
inches; Carnes Is. c., u feet 5 inches;
Terrell IN c., Il feet; IL INCHES; 1ids,,
" NJ. II. Davis Dukel, Palmer Duke)
Time. 10:02.2.
Ratclin Is c., Scupine CDuke). Cham
hers IN. C. stated. Time. 0:24.I
Mile relay-Duke tAusbon. Neighborsal u
Simmons. Youngl. Maryland, N. c., N. c.
State Time, 3:26.6.
Pole yault-Won by Mcleod IN. g.: X
feet 8 inches tie between Bowles tDuke)
and Badget IS C). IL feet inches;
Hickmand IN. c.. u feet.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Kansas Snatches Title
In Big Six Track Meet

LINCOLN, Nebr., May 18.-Piling
up points in all but one event,
Kansas came through in the mile
relay to nose out Nebraska by three
points for the Big Six Conference
track title here today.
The Jayi1awks, bagging their first
outdoor banner since 1884, piled up
q total of lit opints. Nebraska ia
Missouri, with Sprinted Bob Crow
son winning both the 100 and 220
yard dashes. placed third at IS. fol-
lowed by Iowa State Sc, Oklahoma
So, and Kansas State 30.
Two records, the high jump and
broad jump, were bettered in the
meet.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Post 284 After Second
Victory in VFW LEAGUE

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
284 nine, winner of its initial con-
test, meets Washington Post on the
West Ellipse at IL o'clock today.
Both clubs are members of the
VFW League, which is composed of
four teams that meet in a twin
round-robin series. The clubs have
two contests scheduled each Sunday
on the South and West Ellipse. The
season lasts for IL weeks, then a
playoff will be held.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Five Games Scheduled
In Fuirfox Ball Loop

Five games are scheduled today
all at 2:30 in the Fairfax County
Baseball League: Annandale Fire
men at Falls Church, Virginia
Whitesox at Vienna, Centerville al
Annandale A. c., Lorton at Mclean
and Germantown at Herndon.
Herndon and Virginia Whitesoz
won opening games, beating Lorton
Ill, and Annandale Firemen
1912, respectively.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Twelfth Street W Opens
Carnival Tuesduy

The sixth annual carnival of the
Twelfth Street YMCA will be held
Tuesday through Friday this week,
with a different sport to be fea-
tured each night.
Events include weight lifting,
best-built man contest, boxing, tum-
bling, gymnastics and variety
show and dance.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Groettum Demon at Bot
As WI. Luces Lane

Roger Groettum, hard-hitting
Washington Lee rig h tfi e er
smacked two triples, collected five
hits in six trips and drove in seven
runs when the Little Generals de-
feated Lane, 1870, at Charlottesville
Jack Garland, ace Washington
Lee pitcher, gave up but two hits
and struck out 10 in the walkway
win
Evening star., 1946-05-19
MET Mutch-Gume Meet Lures
ICruck BowIers to Bethesda
By Ben McAIwee

Ed Blakeney, one of the city's fore
most boWlers, will be the defending
champion when the fourth annual
Metropolitan Washington match
game series, sponsored by the Bulle-
tin. gets under way tonight at Be-
thesda Bowling Center. At least 80
pinmen will compete in two squads,
the first scheduled at 7:30 and the
second at $50.
Blakeney won his title last year
on the Bethesda drives, defeating
Tony Santini, his bowling pal of
many years, who in two of the three
annual head-to-h tests has been
the runnerup.
Two former champions, Bill King,
winner of the first elimination series
at Lafayette. and Frank (Bub) Cue
thler, the 1914 victor, are to compete.
Santini was the sensation Of the
first match-game event in 1943 be-
fore bowling to King. The following
year he was beaten in the quarter
final by Bob Miciotto. who, in turn
was whipped by Guethler. Last year,
1t was case OF Blakeney Squaring
matters for a 13-year-old defeat in
which Santini beat him out in the
1882 Howard Campbell classic by one
pin.
Rated a good chance to dethrone
Guethler as the city's No. bowler,
after winning the District League
individual championship with a rec
ord average of 1894. the match
game title will be Of much concern
to Miciotto, the King Pin pilot.
Out of major competition for sev-
eral years until this season, Joe
Harrison will be making his first
bid for the match-game crown. A
number of ex-servicemen rated
among the Capitals toprankers in
cluding Lindsey Stott, Paul Perkins,
Cletus Pannell, Billy Stalcup and
Lou jenkins promise to swell the
field.
AS usual the pairings will be made
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Terrors Golf Victors
With Terps Second
BY the Associated Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, May 1S.-
Western Maryland took team hon.
ors today in an invitation golf
tournament, the second half of
which only the winner and Mary
land finished in a near-cloudburst.
Walter Kerns, jr., of Hopkins was
the medalist with 1860 for 145.
Western Maryland turned in a
team score of 3l1-311-642, edging
out Maryland, which had 329-339-
658.
Morning rounds were completed
by Loyola in 342, Gettysburg in 349,
and Delaware in 356.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Marine Women Outfire
Eastern Hioh's Bows

Marine Women's Reserve Mus
keteers rifle club avenged 4 previous
defeat by Eastern High rifiemen
when they outshot the Ramblers.
931-922, yesterday on the National
Rife Association range
Sergt. Cox Of the Marines tied
with Fred Post OF Eastern for high
score with l92x200
ResllltS.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Friends Rucketers Fall
Before..St Andrews
By the Associoted Press

MIDDLETOWN, Del, May 19.-
st. Andrews tennis team defeated
Friends School Of Washington here
today, 7la to IL.
sinsles-Dean (siewell Frtends3 defeat-
ed Gillette: 1@12, I'll: Beach tst; An-
Haynsworth lst. Andrews) defeated s.
Walker, l0-s, %; Patton 1st. An
drews) defeated Vest, 60, 6-2: Reeve
1st Andrews defeated oppenheim, SO:
ssws; Smith tst. Andrsrs) defeated
poubles-Pattono and Porrer tst. An
drews defeated s. Walker Ind. Keyser,
g.. 6-3: Guthrey and Bradley (St.
Andrews defeated Oppenheim and Vest,
60, e.; Beach and Haynsworth est.
Andrews) .were ahead of Bean and B.
Walker( 6-;-1, As, when match called
because of rain as
Evening star., 1946-05-19

just before the start of hostilities.
Four games out of seven will decide
the winners of the various matches.
The second round will be rolled
Wednesday night. starting at 7:30.
The quarter-flnal is carded next
Sunday at 3 pm. the semifinal
round at 7:30 and the final to fol-
low Immediately.
The winner will receive $3.50 and
the Henry TAFT Rodier trophy, pre-
sented by the president Of the WASH
ington City Duckpin Association.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Hos SoftbuII OPENING

Women's Northeast Night Softball
League has an opening for another
team. Call Joe Bertolini at Decatur
0260.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Petworth Nine Is BOOKING

Petworth A. C. unlimited base
ball team is seeking Sunday games
with out-of-town mines. Call Ed
McDonough, 1884 Tenth street
NV, Hobart 1888.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Warsaw Seeks D. c. Foes

The Warsaw (VaD Baseball Club
is booking games against District
and nearby unlimited mines and
offers a guarantee for expenses.
Write ]. M. Omohundro at Warsaw,
Va, or phone him at Warsaw 1000.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
River Terrace Nine Host

Falls Church A. C. baseball team
meets the River Terrace A. C. nine
at River Terrace this afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Veterans Mines Clash

Irish War Veterans softball team
meets Fort Stevens Vets today in
a o'clock game at Potomac Park.
Evening star., 1946-06-03

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Evening star., 1946-06-03
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Evening star., 1946-06-03
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