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Evening star., 1946-03-07
Solution for Third-Bose Problem Could Neon Eloo

Boss Clark Griffith
up with shortstop which would permit the shift
to paSe He has feeling the Mats
with the Yankees Red Sox and Tigers providing
ngon can mold more stable nhed and he something
there
lhh has been bidding for Vernon Stephens
S LOUIS browns haven't shown any inclination with
despite prolonged salary dispute willing part
with Pitcher Dutch
Washington but his bosses thus far
haven't netted anything positive
the obvious answer barring deal which will
outstanding nheder to Washington lies
base that Buege reluctant figuring
that satisfied Lewis in the oueld worried
Lewis at third base but Lewis has
would aid the club
Compncatlng the situation
ROOKIE Goosby who came into unknown
grabbing all the headlines GooSby
peanut around Griffith Sadium's nfed
abbreviated Coans 372 batting
isn't the hgment of handicapped
training camp pair of bstered feet
says he's the best player he's
stamped gltedged bottedin
of
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Smiths 449 PAGES District Pin
Loop in Night Of High Scoring

With a 1919 set, which included a
middle game of 727. fourth high
for the season. Ell Geib's l59. Dick
Lees 157 and Guethlers 157 were
the big blows.
Columbia turned in the season S
third high game of 728 in a 2-1
win from Clarendon with Ralph
Bates scorching the Virginia drives
with l79 and Al Cissel with 173.
Bates set was 439 and Cissel's 40l
Ed Nash took up where the two
red-hot Columbia stars left off to
win the final for Clarendon with
l74. Columbia counted 1900. its
high for the season.
Northeast Temple won the final
two tits from Colonial Village with
$40 and 600, the last by four pins.
Bert Lynn posted 396 for the losers.
Nick Rinaldis lat and Ais gave
Bethesda No. 2 81 edge over
Fort Davis. Ice Palace whipped
Greenway in the odd game as Dean
Roper aided with 143 and 395. Dick
Peck's 156 gave the losers the first
SkirmiSh.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Hart Lone D. T.. Boxer
In National Event
Speoiol Dispoteh TO The Stor

NEW YORK. Mar. Cliff Hart,
winner OF the Golden Gloves welter-
weight championship of the East
here yesterday. will be the only
Washington. D. c., representative
on the Eastern squad that clashes
with Western mittmen in the ap-
preaching battle for national honors
Hart, one of three District battlers
TO reach the semifinals. decisioned
Rudolph Cervantes of Charlotte. N
c.. to win the 147-pound title after
knocking out Innocencio Romero OF
Puerto Rico at l AS of the third
round in the semis. but teammates
Jimmy Caraway and Joe Edelen
were eliminated
Caraway was forced to forfeit to
Adolpho Castro Calderon of Puerto
Rico in the 118-pound final because
of an injured hand after outpointing
Tom Rhett of New York Edelen
was decisioned by Bernard De Soye
of Buffalo in the 175-pound semi
lnals.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Indian Spring 10 Stage
Invitation Golf Event

Indian Spring Country Club to-
day announced an invitation anna
teur golf tourney to be held over
the Four Corners course May IA. IS
and Is. An entry fee will be
charged.
The Indian Spring event is one
of two such invitation affairs slated
this year. Kenwood has announced
it will hold one but has chosen no
date
Members of the Washington Golf
and Country Club Golf Committee
have discussed staging an invita-
ton event this spring to celebrate
installation of fairway watering on
their course, but the club has taken
no action.
The mems links schedule. virtually
in allegiance during part of the war,
begins to appear like the old years.
Chevy Chase will stage the Middle
Atlantic championship early in June.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Race Would Set Coin
Record if Is Start;
.Arcaro Will Ride
BY the Associated Press

i ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. Santa
Anita officials faced an unusual
headache today as the field con-
tinued to grow for the 100000
Handicap Saturday.
With "a to % thoroughbreds seek
ing entry, the conductors of the
worlds richest race might have to
start the teeming field from a
walkup to an old-fashioned web
barrier, or split the event into two
divisions-esch being run separate
ly for half the purse
Racing Director Carleton Burke
said no decision will be made until
the entry box closes tomorrow
morning But it seemsscertain that
the previous record starting field,
20 in the 1885 handicap, will be
surpassed.
Okay If Only % Start.
Just as long as starters do not
exceed 22-which number can be
accommodated by starting gates
track officials will be happy.
Jockey assignments have been an
nounced for % horses, with Eddie
Arcaro changing his mind at the
llth hour and coming out to ride
Bob Howard's Bail Bond. Santa
Anita's leading jockey, Ted Atkin-
son, landed aboard Best Effort,
while Job Dean Jessop, l945 king
pin of the saddle, was signed to
pilot Fred Astaire's Triplicate.
To bring the field up to date,
starters indicated are First Fiddle,
Bric-A- -Brac. Texas Sandman, Chal-
lenge Me. Paperboy, Jeep, Stride,
Post raduate, Man O. Glory Best
Effort. Happy Issue, Snow Boots,
Surosa, Bail Bond. Put In, Gamma,
Old English, Triplicate. Mediter-
ranean, Knockdown, Favorito, War
Valor, Autocrat and Please Me.
In the unlikely event of rain, L. B.
Mayors Whirlabout, Maine Chance
Farms Star Pilot and Colony Boy
and Mervyn Leroys Wise Eagle
might go postward
Only Is or Is ContenderS.
on the form chart, only about Is
or Is of these hopefuls figure log
ically as contenders.
If % start. the gross value of the
race will be s135,000, with each ad-
starter raising the purse
81 900.
A field of Is would make the 1916
handicap the all-time richest turf
event, surprising the sl37,550 gross
value of the 1888 cap. Almost GER
tainly it would result, track big
wigs fear, in the most colossal IA
mile stampede in history.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Baseball Won Bother
High School Players
By the kssceioted orsss

CHICAGO, Mar. III. V. Porter
Of Chicago, executive secretary OF
the National Federati ton of State
High School Athletic Associations,
said the organization had reached
an agreement with professional
baseball aimed to prevent tampering
with high school athletes before
they are graduated
Porter said the federation had
reached an agreement with Baseball
Commissioner A. B. Happy Chan
dler which provides $500 fine to
be levied against any team which
lures nigh school athlete into Or
ganized baseball.
1t also provides, Porter said. that
the club be permanently barred from
using the player.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Goo|sby's F|ashy Play
Marks Mats Tuss|e
Drab Otherwise
BY Burton Howkins
Stor SfoH Corrsspopdent

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 7.-If Ray
Goolsby, 25-year- -old, who came to
camp here unheralded, doesn't
wedge his way into the Mats out
field, lot Of men who know base
ball are going to be embarrassed.
Ray completely has stolen the
show from Gil Coan, the most pub
licized player in the minor leagues
last year, and seemingly improves
every day.
In three games with the Mats
rookie team he has collected six
hits and is batting 500. He also has
demonstrated he can field, throw
and run the bases. He has been belt
ing good pitching and yesterday, as
the rockies and regulars battled to
seven-inning scorless tie at Orlan-
do, Goolsby whacked two singles of
Mickey Haeffner
Ray Has Baseball Brains.
Ray was impressive otherwise
When Stan Spence lined to him in
left field in the sixth inning, Gools-
by unleashed a fine throw to double
Mickey Vernon at first base. In the
fourth inning. when Haefner at
tempted to pick Jack Sanford off
first base, Goolsby scooted from Sec
ond to third to register as neat a
stolen base as can be executed.
Washington has three veteran out
fielders in jeff Heath, Buddy Lewis
and Spence, all recognized as estab-
lished 300 hitters, but Goolsby is
acting as if he never had heard of
them. He has only to be half as
effective as he has been to date in
order to force Manager Ossie Bluege
to shift Lewis from the outf1eld to
third base. Goolsby is demonstrat-
ing he's too good to be parked on a
bench.
Hitting Generally is Light.
Rockies and regulars each OBJ
tanned five hits yesterday. Pete
Appleton checked the rockies with
one hit in three innings. while
Haefner replaced him and gave up
four hits in as many innings Bill
Letebvre was nicked for two singles
in three innings by the Regulars.
while Make Wilson relieved him
and yielded three hits in four in
nings.
Sid Hudson, Rae Scarborough and
Curtis were to hurl for the Mats B
team today as it clashed with De-
troit at Lakeland. with Leonard and
Bill Kennedy slated to face the
Tigers at Orlando on Saturday.
Meanwhile the Mats A team was
here today awaiting planes to whisk
it to Cuba, where Washington will
play seven games in 10 days. The
Boston Red Sox will supply the op-
position at Havana on Saturday and
Sunday, with Cuban collection
subsequently scheduled to tangle
with Washington in five games.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Virnstein, SondIot Stor,
Hero, Succumbs at s.

Sandlot stars of by-gone era
today mourned the passing of one
of the brightest of their company
in the death of Rooney Virnstein
So. baseball pitcher and football
center
Tall and rangy. Virnstein played
with such we'll known and colorful
clubs as the Vigilantes. National
A. c.. Rex Club. and also in several
minor leagues. He was regarded
as a crack all-around athlete.
One of Virnstein's proudest pos
sessions was a Carnegie Institute
hero's medal awarded him at the
age of 13 for saving two friends from
drowning,
Evening star., 1946-03-07
founee, Sobin to Clash
In Pro Net Preliminary

Johnny Faunce. one of pro tennis
higher-ranking players. will meet
Wayne Sabin next Wednesday night
at Uline Arena in a supporting
match to the Don Bulge Bobby
Riggs duel. In doubles, Fance will
pair with Riggs against the other
two members of the troupe.
Faunce first hit the headlines
back in 1941 when he upset Bulge
in the second round of the pro
tournament and has victories over
Bill Tilden, Lee Stoefen. Gene Mako
and Dick Skeen to his credit.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Miomi Bowl Enlargement
Awuits Steel Delivery
BY the Associoied Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. Only for
malities stand in the way of sign
ing a contract which will double
deck the Orange Bowl Stadium and
increase its seating capacity from
SO 500 to $4,000.
Whether the stadium will be
completed, or partially so, for the
l947 Orange Bowl football classic
on January will depend largely on
the delivery of steel.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Murtogh Calls GU. Nine
For First Drill Monday

George Murtagh will make his de-
but IS Georgetown's baseball coach
Monday when he calls out candi-
dates for their initial drill at the
Hilltop. The Hoyas will open the
season April IL. entertaining Villa
nova on Medical School field. Games
with Catholic U Washington ano
Lee, Loyola and probably Penr
State also will be played
Catcher Bill Mann, a Roosevelt
High alumnus, and Bob Bregmar
from George Washington High, are
among the few experienced players
expected to report,
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Sports Mirror

Today year ago-Tommy Bell
knocked out Bobby Richardson in
the sixth round of a scheduled
l0-round bout in Cleveland.
Three years ago-Bobby Jones,
former golf star, was promoted
from captain to major by the
United States Army Air Corps at
Mitchell Field.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
&ne a Sports Classic Santa Anita Handicap Field So Big May Be Soil
Redskins Wooden
Indian Assaulted

Old "Rain-on-t the -Snoot," the
wooden Indian that stood guard
at the Redskin wigwam on Ninth
street for several years, fought a
losing battle with vandals last
night, club officials reported to
police today. Rain on the
Snoot," of the Antique" tribe
and a fugitive from cigar store,
was found in the street with one
arm off, Clipped nose and sun
dry other injuries.
RedSkin officials suspect a
Chicago Bear supporter or
disgruntled would-be Tribe Gus
toner.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Two-BuII Pin Tourney
Slated at Clarendon

Eddie Goldberg, Clarendon Bowl
ing Center proprietor is staging his
novel two-ball tournament again to-
night from $50 to closing time. En-
trance fee in the event, which gives
each contestant 10 free strikes in
the three games, is 81. Hal Babbitt
with 10-66l. was last weeks winner
and Walter Megaw, jr., was second
with 36-5Q4
Evening star., 1946-03-07
SoftboII Umpires Coll
Meetinq for Tuesday

District Softball Umpires' Asso-
citation will hold its first meeting OF
the season on Tuesday night, March
II, at the Recreation Department
3149 Sixteenth street NV.
New 1916 rules. will be discussed
and plans will be made for the oper-
alton of the Recreation Department
softball clinic.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Rovers WaI|op Clippers,
Visit Lions Tomorrow
Eastern Playoff Standings.

The New York Rovers. 40 win
ners over the Clippers last night in
Baltimore. skate into Uline Arena
tomorrow night to threaten the
Washington Lions chances of over
hauling Boston in the Eastern
Hockey League post-season playoffs
Last nights win gave the Rovers
two points to throw them into a tie
with Washington for second place,
while Boston is on top with two
straight wins and Philadelphia
knocked off 6-3 by the Lions here
Tuesday night, and Baltimore are
Winless.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
KoverIy Pins GoriboIdi,
TussIes Sexton Next

George CKO) Koverly. a 28-min-
ute winner over Chick Garibaldi ir
the Turner's Arena wrestling fea,
ture last night. has been matched
with Frank Sexton. kingpin of Toots
Mondt's graphing circus, for q
title bout here next week.
In preliminaries to last evening
main bout Matte Brown defeated
Eddie Michaels in Is minutes; Dick
Craddock won over Abe Stein in II
Chuck Ross whipped Bob Herman
in l3 and Kola Kwariani and Eo
White went 10 a 30-minute draw
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Grid Browns Siqn Puir

CLEVELAND, Mar. Z lP,.-Sign-
ing of Wilfred Kramer, former star
lineman for Marquette, and Ed Ulin-
ski, guard from Marshall College
has meen announced by the Cleve-
land Browns.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
V. M. |. Gets Coach Roberts

LEXINGTON, Va, Mar. 7 (P).-
L. T. Preacher) Roberts, Tulane's IS
great all-America center of 1881, has
been named line coach at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

Somebody will have to sit on the bench and that
constitutes crime
When we mention five outstanding outhelders
were negectlng George Binks and Bruce Campbell
The former presented Washington with timely
hitting last season. while the latter still is an
acceptable sort of outfielder despite his 81 wears
Inc outhelders we mean are jeff Heath, Buddy
Lewis, Stan Spence, Gil Coan and Ray Goolsby
and when any of them sits ON the bench it's going
to be murder
Bluege is man on spot. Never has he been
equipped with such sterling outfield talent but
what to do with it all represents problem It is
ironical, for Bluege needs polished third baseman
worse than rolls near butter and at ST. Petersburg
Fla, Manager Joe Mccarthy of the Yankees is
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Couch Devore at New Post

ST. BONAVENTURE, N. Y. Mar.
7 lP).-Hugh Devore, former Notre
Dame football coach, has arrived to
begin his duties as football coach at
St. Bonaventure College.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Leland Girls Take llth

Leland Junior High girl cagers
have concluded their season with a
record of II straight victories after
polishing off Deal lassies, 39-17, yes
terday.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Alternating GooIsby and Coon Might Be Answer

Bluege confronted with tremendous
Of Goosby and To them
woel waste of
Heath Lewis or Spence you're also making mistake When
Lewis neld
solve the problem
We're trying Bueges him We re merely
trying to illustrate that
rsS with such problems Osse problem
tion Sherlock Holmes Solomon
o a fans
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Tinkhum's Goal Wins Come

Stan Tinkham sunk a free throw
in the final minutes to give YMCA
basketers a 34-33 win over Wood
ward School yesterday on the Y
court
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Will Rebuild Race Trock

INGLEWOOD, Calf, Mar. 7 (P)
Hollywood Parks track will be re-
built completely for the opening of
the 1946 racing season on May 81.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Leo's 30 Points Futile

Despite Jim Leos 30 points fol
Manassas Grill the Virginians were
defeated by Naval Receiving Sta
ton, 70-60. on the Sailors floor last
night.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Will Make Hot Track Meet

Army and Navy will combine their
outdoor dual track meet with the
I. C. 4-A championships at An
napolis in May.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Exhibition Baseball

At Anaheim, Calf. R. H. E
Pittsburgh (N.L) 900 200 600 6 {
st Louis AL) 300 1853 00x-13 II O
Bahr, Wilkie, AIposta and Camelli: John.
son, Sanders. Ferens, Miller and Helf.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

endeaVorng determine
In three positions Mccarthy
Snwess and Bill johnson sorsop and third
and to leave of them an criminal
Evening star., 1946-03-07
.Wm,Lose or Draw
BIueee Is on Spot With Wealth of OutfeIders
By DENMAN THOMPSON
Star Sports Editor

MIAMI Fla Mar IA crime will
Gr1fhth Stadium in which Manager Oe will be
convicted OF involuntary manslaughter
capable outders press baseball still
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
DOESN'T EXPECT TO GET
 LOST ON FIRST TRIP s0UTI

SEATTLE He may not see a great deal of Seattle but at least John Zankoff wll preserve his record of never having been lost despite his 66 years in Siberia anG Alaska
 Zankoff who was born in Tomsk Siberia. and went from Kamehatka ito Nome in 1908. now resides in Seward, Alaska, and came to Seat tie last week on his first visit.
 The trip is the continuation of d promise he made himself two years ago when he broke his leg.
 'I say, John, when leg gets better, you take a treep-go Out side"
 He hasn't been surprised by anything he's seen yet either, be- cause it's just like the movies.
 But about getting lost = Zan. kOff's no homing pigeon. He just keeps Seattle's biggest house. = the 42-story L. c. Smith building always in sight as he leaves his hotel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Navigation aids restored by the Coast Guard and announced by the headquarters office in Kotchikan are as follows
 Reyillagigedo Channel Lighted Bell Buoy relighted: Potter Rock lighted bell buoy a.. L. No. 2O9Gl previously reported extineuished. has been reughted.
 ~rangell Narrows - Lights re- built and relighted The following lights previously reported destroy cd have been rebuilt and relighted: Burnt Island Reef d.. l.. No. 2lS31; south Ledge West Side 9 lL. b. No. 21SD5 North Flat So. End 26 a.. L. No. 2201.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
IMMIGRATION OPPOSED
 BY VETERAN GROUP

DENVER The National Com mander of the Regular Veterans Association predicts the group wiE oppose further immigration into the United States for at least 1o years when it opens it's nation convention here today.
 Arriving this week to make in al preparations for the three dae meeting, William Mckinley Flowd .of Unalaska, Alaska, told reporters that America should take care 3f displaced American veterans ana war workers "before worrying a. bout the displaced inhabitants of other countries. :"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
GOOD ysl: FOR YOU U Army
 CHOOSE sil ZINE ilis:g7 ION SE.AI2

U. S. ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE Federal Building. Juneau, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27

If a young man wants to go places today he must have some special talent to offer. Educa- ton has never paid higher divi- dends than now-and the new Regular Army is ready to start you on the road with its fine training.
 First, Army schools teach over 200 skills and trades. You have a wide choice. You'll find the work you do best. And you'll be paid to learn!
 Second, a three-year enlist ment makes you eligible, after discharge, for 48 months of edu- cation in any college, business or trade school for which you can qualify. The U. s. Government will pay your tuition, laboratory
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
JONES ACT MAY BE
 EXTENDED BEYOND THE 30th

WASHINGTON = It is almost certain Canadian vessels will be permitted to continue carrying passengers between Skagway and other points in Alaska until Dee ember 31, according 10 information recently made available to Dele gate E. l.. Bartlett
 Upon recommendation of Dele gate Bartlett, the Chairman of Che Maritime has requested of EGa Treasury Department that waivers of the Jones Act be continued for three months beyond September 51 and it k expected the Secretary of the Treasury will comply.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
IN POLICE COURT

Jess Bashford was arrested Sep tember 19 for breaking glass in the city street and fined $l5.
 Sergio Glass was arrested and forfeited bail September 20 on a charge of being drunk and disord- erly. -~.
 Cornelius Woodruff was arrested on charge of disorderly conduct September % and was fined $50 and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Fine and jail sentence were sus- Fended
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27

fees, etc. up to $500 per ordi- nary school year, plus sos per month living allowance-S9O if you have dependents.
 Go places with the new Regu- lar Army! By enIisting on or before October 5, I946, you as- sure yourself of the benefits of the GI Bill ot Rights. There is no better way to start your ca- reer. See your nearest Army Recruiting Station for details.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
ELLIS AIR LINE SEEKS
 PERMANENT CERTIFICATE

WASHINGTON - Two Alaskan airlines urged the Civil Aeronau- tics Board this week to grant them permanent certification to carry mail over three Southeastern Alas ka air routes.
 The Ellis Air Transport and the Alaska Coastal airlines asked per manent certification on a route from Ketchikan to Juneau and the Alaska Coastal Line a similar cer- tification for routes from Juneau to Sitka and Juneau to Skagway. 4 Board examiner recommended they be granted temporary certifi- cates for a seven year period.
 Theodore seamon, counsel of the two companies, told the Board that having temporary certificates would interfere with long-range planning and financing of the two lines He said they already had permanent certificates for carrying and commerce and said the Post Office Department had asked for permanent certificates on the Juneau-Ketchikan and the Jn- route.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
RACK Tn SnHnnI.

Phyllis MaeCreary, daughter of Mr and Mrs. c. P. MacCreary, left on the British boat this week for the States. She will resume her studies at Washington State C1l- lege at Pullman. Washington.