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Evening star., 1946-04-14
Play Starts April 29
In Recreation Loon

District Recreation Department
League teams will open their season
April 20. with four loops in action,
representatives decided at a final
meeting at Recreation Department
offices.
Organized and directed by Dick
Tennyson, the Recreation circuits
will be one of the largest sandlot
bodies in the city this year. Three
six-club leagues-red. blue, and
green, and an eight-club wheel COM
prising Capital. Transit Co. employees
will compete.
The leagues will play on Ellipse
and Anacostia diamonds, dividing
their schedules into two halves,
winding up in three-game cham
pionship series. Winners will COM
pete in the American Amateur Base
ball Federation's title series for the
right to represent Washington in
the national tournament.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
n. T.. Nine Deals Navy
First Defeat, 2to |
By the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 13.-
Aided by the Shit pitching of
Hamp Coleman. North Carolina
gave the Navy baseball team its
first defeat of the season today,
2 to !.
The first Tar Heel score came in
the fourth inning when Clint Cleet-
wood hit home run along the left
field foul line.
In the next inning Vim Hayworth,
North Carolina catcher, led of with
a double and scored when Nickie
erred on Beason's grounder.
Nays score came in the sixth.
Writ Thayer walked and went to
second on Hills out. Andy Frahler's S
single. Navy's first hit, scored
Thayer.
R.HE
North Carolina - 600 40 600 s j
Navy 900 00l OO0-I 3 >
Coleman and Hayworth; Burton and
Woods.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Snead Puts 10 5-5hot
Virginia Open Lead
BY the sssoeio,ed Press

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, April 13
Sammy Snead had his old putter
working like a million dollars at
the Cavalier Country Club course
here today and carded a 3-under-pa
66 on the second round for 1876
total to take 5-stroke lead at the
halfway mark of the 18th Virginia
State Open championship.
He had the big gallery, estimated
st $500. practically standing on its
head in the afternoon 18-hole ses-
sion with his accurate putting that
produced 3-under-par 80 on the
way out and par "a on the road
back. With 1873 he was par.
Five strokes behind Snead was
Chandler Harper, defending cham
pion, who added a 1-under-par 68
to his morning score of 70.
Jack Isaacs of Hampton was
coasting along in third place with
143.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
ST. John S Tops Shoot;
Audrey Richard and
Cook Are Leaders
BY the Associated Press


COLLEGE PARK, Md, April 49,
st. Johns of Washington amassed
total OF 730 points out of a pos
sible 800 today to top nine other
teams in a regional rifle match
sponsored by the National Inter-
scholastic Rifle Association.
The match was one of II being
held throughout the country to de-
termine national team and individ-
ual high school rifle champions.
Only two other teams, Coolidge
High and Tech High of Washington
threatened the st. Johns sharp
shooters. Coolidge ran up 72l
points to finish second and Tech
was third with tbs.
Individual high scorer was Ar
thur Cook of Tech High with 18s
points. Karl Davis Of Coolidge was
second with 1874, trailed by Armand
Soucy of st. Johns, 1873.
Audrey Richard of Roosevelt High
Of Washington led the girls with
176 points. Mary Jane Sunderland
Tech High, was second with 1853
and Kathryn Chauncey of George
Washington High of Alexandria
Va, was third with lat.
Members of st. Johns winning
team were Soucy, 1873; McVeigh
l76; Scarf, 1856, and Estes, 1876.
Team scores:
St. Johns, 730; Coolidge, 721;
Tech, tbs; George Washington (f1rst
team. 691; Montgomery Blair, Sill
yer Spring, Md, 500; George Wash
ington second team, 656; Carson
Long Institute. Pennsylvania, $50;
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Md, 643; McDonogh School, Balti-
more, 586; Tech High girls team
E71
Evening star., 1946-04-14
City Pin Tourney
Lists Still Open

Printed programs of the 36th
annual Washington City Duckpin
Association championship made
their appearance last night but
Secretary Harry Dixon an
nounced that entries will remain
open until 7 pm. Wednesday
when the big tournament opens
at the Lucky Strike.
At that time, Dixon empha-
sized, the lid on entries will be
clamped tight except from bowl
ers who make cash entries for
singles and doubles before roll
ing in the team event.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Final Navy Grid Drill
Tough for Buckne|I
BY the Asseeioied Pres.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 49,
Navy completed five weeks of spring
football practice today with a
scrimmage against Bucknell In
which the Tars very nearly ran
over their visitors, scoring repeat
edly and holding on the ball most
Of the time.
Leon Bramlett, Navy end, was
injured when he went after a long
pass. He had to be carried from
the field with a hurt knee.
Navy's right half, Joe Bartos,
scored on the first play. sweeping
around right end for 40 yards.
Pistol Pete" Williams was at
quarterback, Bartlett and Bartos at
half, and Abromitis, fullback.
Navy topped the final workout
with an intrasquad scrimmage.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Order of Affairs
For Opening Tilt

Following is the schedule for
pregame ceremonies at Griffith
Stadium on Tuesday when the
Mats and Boston Red Sox tangle
in the seasons opener:
11:30-Gates open.
12:00-Concert by Goldman
Band.
12:30-Washington batting prac-
tice.
1:45-Boston batting practice.
2:15-Boston fielding practice.
2;25-Washington fielding prac-
tice.
2:30-Army Band arrives.
2:40-Admiral Chester w. MINI
itz arrives.
2:45-President Harry S. Tru-
man arrives.
2:55-Admiral Nimitz, accom-
panied by President Clark
Griffith of the Washing
ton Baseball Club, parades
to center field flagpole
with Army Band for flag
raising ceremony.
3:00-President Truman throws
out first ball.
3:01-Play ball!
Evening star., 1946-04-14
FinchIey First in Race
Of CAMBRIDGE Hurriers

BEXLEY, England, April 49,
Finchley won the Cambridge Har-
rier's 20-mile invitation road relay
today in 1:45.30. The three COM
peting teams consisted of six run
ners, each covering 31s miles.
The best individual performance
was turned in by M Bimbham OF
Finchley, who stepped his lap in
1880. Sydney Wooderson, British
mile champion, running for Black
heath, completed his lap in 1888
Evening star., 1946-04-14

Ing a handicap.
TO re-establish a handicap. a
player out OF golf for more than
two years may re-establish her
handicap by depositing five attested
and dated scores, but her handicap
cannot be raised by these scores"
Pairings in all District tourna-
ments will be in threesomes, the as
sociation announces.
Entries now are being taken for
the Keefer Cup Tournament, class
A event, to be ployed at Chevy Chase
May l and 2. Mrs A. C. Kelly,
tournament chairman, is accepting
phoned entries at Chestnut 0432, or
by mail at D452-2O04 Lee highway,
Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
District Linkswomen Returninq
To Prewdr Rule on Handicaps

Newcomers to women's golf in
Washington will require three
months to qualify for their first
tournament sponsored by the Dis
trict Women's Golf Association. In
a recent meeting the association de-
cided to eliminate the three month
waiver in effect during the war and
return to its prewar rule, which sets
forth:
For a new player to establish
District handicap. she shall deposit
at least 10 attested and dated scores
made on two or more courses. or as
many as 10, and shall be eligible to
compete in District events three
months from the date of the first
card filed for the purpose of secur-
Evening star., 1946-04-14
MoreIand Leads Raiders
To Win Over Episcopal

Don Moreland led Western High
to 5-to-2 victory over Episcopal
at Alexandria yesterday. More
land had homer, triple and single
and drove in two of his teams runs.
Jack Falk and Poohi Negri
shared the pitching chores for the
Red Raiders and allowed the
Maroons only five hits.
Episcopal used only Eddy Glas-
cock on the mound and he allowed
nine safetieS.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Maryland Is Scheduled
By N. 6. Stute Eleven
by the k.sociofed Press

RALEIGH, N. c., April BINARY
land for a game here November 80
has been added to North Carolina
States 1916 football schedule to
complete a 10-game slate.
September 2s, Duke. October 5. at
Clemson. IL. Davidson: 10. at Wake For
est; 20, v. P. I. at Blecksburs. November
., " M l.; g. at Vanderbilt: is, Virginia; !;
%. at Florida; 30 Maryland
Evening star., 1946-04-14
By GEORGE Huber

University of Maryland athletes
won everything in sight yesterday in
big day of competition at College
Park, running up victories in four
sports by margins that ranged from
merely large to overwhelming. 1t
wasn't close anywhere as the Old
Line baseball team won over Catholic
University, 81: the Lacross ten bur-
led Loyola beneath a 1913 score: the
track team rolled up 113 points to
nine for American University and
four for Loyola, and the tennis team
knocked off Richmond, Al.
1t was the fourth victory in row
for the nine as the Terps took ad-
vantage of Cardinal errors to turn
nine hits, three of them triples, into
nine runs, while permitting the Wis
itors only the consolation of last
inning marker. The Terps used three
pitchers, with Harry Crouthamel,
the starter, getting credit for the
win, and among them they permit
ted only five safeties.
Gersin Prevents Shutout.
c. us lone run was by Gus Ger
sin, centerfielder, who doubled for
his teams only extra base blow and
came home when Shortstop Bob
Beasley threw wild over first on
what would have been the third out.
Maryland had the game well under
lock and key long before that, how
ever, AL Cesky's single and pair of
Card boots gave the Terps two runs
in the second, but the fourth was
the big frame and worth six runs.
Maryland hitters did okay in that
frame, getting four safeties, three of
them triples by Cesky, Corky An
acker and Bob Keene, but the Cards
contributed their share by tossing
in two miscues. Joe Andrus finished
the run getting in the eighth for
Maryland with walk, a steal, his
fourth, an inf1eld out and a wild
pitch.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Barnes High Trapshoi
In MORGAN Tourney

L. A. Barnes of Sykesville, Md,
won the testimonial shoot held in
honor Of r. D. (Klondike) Morgan
yesterday at the Washington Gun
Club. He was forced into a shoot
of with j. M. Pearce of Hyattsville
after both broke 81 of the first 100
targets.
Other winners were George A.
Bratt, jr., Glass B, "a; r. LeGore,
Glass C., 90, and C. NJ. Shepherd,
Glass D, 90.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

Ruppersberser johnson c3), Hoyert t25.
aGShs;iv ausheS t25, q, ceoper 'e} Loyola sso.ins
Heise, Muth. volk, Trout. Cooper, BerEer
Sachs, Tieert, Wilson, G. Hoyert, M. Shall
gson LozSa sse sehmiGt
DiNaroo
Nearly Score Track Slam.
1t also was the opener for the
track team, composed mostly of
freshmen and sophomores, but sew
eral good times were recorded as the
host thinclads won every event ex-
cept the 100-yard dash. That went
to America University's All Nencioni
in 1912 seconds.
Ed Matthews was high scorer with
II points, taking f1rsts in the 440,
220 and the broad jump and finish
ing second-place tie in the high
jump. His 220 time of 22.8 seconds
was fairly good for this early on a
cool afternoon.
So one-sided was Maryland's S
triumph that it swept alLthree places
in seven events, the mile, $50, two
mile, low hurdles, high Jump, discus
and shot.
(Mll; 8 steen 1M. fnsohi Time. io.a asA'' fennsi
"A M44o,yard dash-Matthews CM). Wilson
smit (Mj. time, en9e 44s' 'M'' "''nef md
Morsensaen asosasG tMJ hsgh Hsgea svraeS 81 @
sS0-ysrd dash-Matthews lMs Mem Ven;
$50. sso-yard FaaaDeslin sM5. whiStss tm,
seysi a9G-ysTs M Msiek 1sS hVsaes @ Time ssysr sss m
Ont Yoehelson e9n M Ssg1er 4ime l64o tM feman
and and Hib5its ND. third Bethel H1;
DiscusNKozay (M). sohmer (M, Dye
Shot putWKurz (M5, Rozay (M, Dye
M asb P55anee jamS&aoytss as fsst m + second ii. he
HsisRt, tTfsR Tiosits ! 4sss g M and Matthews IND,
@ f01f 1idall lupnsshess H5 pstsnes % feet tucker
shas CD. Distance, 1853 feet 4.
Smith is Tennis Star.
Best tennis was played by Mary
lands Dewitt Smith, No. l player,
who lost only one game in defeating
Richmond's Jerry Cunningham Stan
Cohen and Jim Banks earned Rich
monds only point, defeating Bob
Grogan and Bob Lewis in the final
doubles.
singles--smith. (M) defeated Cunning
ban BAN; l. r6 61l, 50; Pender sMl defeated
Doubles-La Berge and Crosland (M)
defeated Phillips and Point, ,6-1; As;
Gom1: Cohen ls an, and Banks Ro defeated
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Mrs. Puqe Heads Golf Field

PINEHURST, N. c., April 13 (P.-
The 44th annual North and South
Women's Golf Tournament will get
under way over the No. Pinehurst
course Monday with Mrs. Estelle
Lawson Page of Chapel Hill topping
a select field of many of the coun-
try's outstanding woman stars.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Cissel-Suxon Nine Drills

Cissel-Saxon Post American Le-
gion baseball team will hold a prac-
tice session today at o'clock on the
Third and Sheridan streets NV,
diamond. 1t is booking unlimited
games through Bill Brooks at Shep-
herd 8199.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Il. u. Beaten on Track
As Hopkins Scores
In Relay Finale

Johns Hopkins thinclads from
Baltimore moved in to spoil Catho-
lie University's track opener yester-
day by edging the Cardinals, 69-62,
in dual meet. Hopkins earned its
narrow victory by winning the mile
relay, last event on the program.
Jim Jamison of Hopkins was the
individual who did most OF the
damage, taking three firsts in the
440, high hurdles and low hurdles
and tieing for second in both the
high jump and pole vault. He fin-
ished off a busy afternoon by run
ming anchor on the winning relay
team.
Hermino Poblette of C. U. paced
the local team with firsts in the
discus and shot. c. U. won four Of
the six field events, but faltered on
the cinders and was able to take a
first in only the $50 where Joe Held
won in 2;076.
Running Events.
&C.. Is. Held C, Gi1s' u 4 :4sf. r. h'A''
44Q-yard dashu;Jamison tHl; Rudd
- 1Q0-yard dash-Andriotis lH). Tasfs
&C, ". Irwin, HI. 1913 seconds:
High hurdles-JamiSon tH.G Miller
Oh J; Anderson &C. u, 17.5 seconds
,Ss0-yard run--Heid &C, ". Gleener
CHI. Tracksel tHD, 2:07.6
220.yard dash--Andriotis tH), Erwin
(H,I. Tasis &C. ", 23.s seconds:
Two-mile run--Hackett &C. ". Zah-
ringer &C. u, Dorr HJ, 12:29.5.
Low hurdles-JanliSon Hl. Miller tH),
Anderson &C. ", 26.7 seconds.
Mile relay-Hopkins Erwin, Tracksel,
Miller, Jamisonl. 3:34.0.
Field Events.
Shot-Poblette &C. u. Lasahn (H),
Larson &C. u. 80 feet 494 inches
| High iump-Heuther tHl. second, tie
D feet > inches.
Pole vault-Luby &C. u, tie for second
8 feet inches
DiScus-Poblette &C u, Larson &c. ",
La sahn CHl. 100 feet ga inches.
orzini c. -: lis feet II inches -
| &C. u, McGrane &C. W, 10 feet 3 inches,
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Varied Sports

Baseball.
North Carolina, .; Navy, l..
villa msna 3sTy. II: virginia Tech, /.
Wake Forest, II; Raleigh Carolina
WiSsO9sip; ygis' 3 Gon5.cf,ahf s; Ghisaae, o.
western Mlchissn; 8; Northyestern, 8.
Cincinnati, s: wayne s.
Rutgers. 8; Coleate. 7.
ssnsmDsife; steveas Tecb ig s yslparais0 P4att j o.
Minnesota. sJ.Nebraska, /.
Rsssnseon Rs9GG5ss e, L. h9'n2sf 2snpdsn sgd
koss6srn ss55s p 1sos R5sof' Teachers. IA; Illinois
H';s,n wv HoF'4s H:es 10. Anderson
ss95y'fSSs sstts Bsns q 5 sohRS Hasas a9atps rs l.
MNIlssissiDpi' NInT,ds Pi s;,L5I & LsU' ;,
eolsss g. Msr'si s. psss aaiii'Fna San Francisco
Oklahoma. 5; Iowa State. o.
Johns Hopkins. 80; Catholic u, 81.
Duke. S5R: Virginia, 40h.
Kansas. 712a Oklahoma. 59As
western Illinois Teachers 15A: Illinois
Tech. nv: Northern Illinois Teachers
:. Al 3s; Morton &c, 32h.
University California. 7125; Fresno State,
Stanford. s3is; combined team Of Menlo
San Mateo and San Francisco JC, 3S2s
Colorado. 100: Denver. 23; Colorado State,
F,orids ri; co2Tade or: e3.crsis coleae: 20.
Y. Kansas. 712,: Oklahoma. 5915.
Auburn, 101: Maxwell Field, 25.
New Mexico u. 6S: Arizona State 63.
BFfadiey, fdh,y, Teeh' faaa sl's; washington 'st.
Carnegie Tech. esH; Case. eah.
lacrosse.
Maryland, II: Loyola. 3.
Navy, 13: Swarthmore, 0.
Mount Washinston, IL; Johns Hopkins, g.
Army, 16; Penn State, 5.
Princeton, @; Baltimore A. c., Z.
Forest Park. 4: Navy JayveeS, 2.
Tennis.
Maryland, 4; Richmond l.
Navy. 8; Merchant Marine, 0.
Navy i'5aP Plebes. ses Ssff s: Hili schooi hSoi i.
Millikin, 8; Illinois Wesleyan, 1.
Berkeley Tennis Club. Z; Army. 2.
Virginia, Z: Byrd Park, 1.
Golf.
Navy, 8: West Virginia, O.
Indiana, 22: Indiana State 9.
Millikin, 11h; Illinois Wesleyan, "a.
Sailing.
Navy. 1l45: Yale, III. ---
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Wilson Plays P|ebes
To filming S. Tie
By the A,.ocioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 13.-Navy
Plebes and Wilson High of Washing
ton today played an thinning SIS
tie game called because of darkness.
The Plebes we're off to a frst-inn-
ing lead of three runs but Wilson
tailed one in the fifth and four more
in the sixth to get ahead The Navy
youngsters came back in the seventh
to tie. Four scoreless innings then
were registered.
Pitcher Webb of Wilson accounted
for two of his teams runs.
Wilson - an0 Ola 900 0-5
Plebes -- 300 600 200 0-5
Webb and Terrett Frost, Bernstein and
Bell, Zins
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Eastern Scores Rifle
Victory Over Wilson

Eastern High defeated Woodrow
Wilson in rifle match yesterday by
a score of 1885 to l,031 on the NRA
range. Frank Price of the Ramblers
was high man with 268
Dostert and Gionet tied for first
place for the Green Tigers with 22l
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Hopkins Stickmen Bow

BALTIMORE. April 13.-Mount
Washington's lacrosse club, COM
posed mostly of war veterans,
handed the Hopkins stickmen an
ll-to-5 defeat today.
Fred Stieber and Bobby Nelson
paced the scoring with three goals
apiece.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Softly Scores Are Huoe

Combined stats of Brigade and
Battalion defeated c Company
1926, in the Bird Regiment Soft
ball Tournament. In another con-
test A Company beat B Company.
1920.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Rums Slate Mountoineers

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, April
13 P.-Fordham has added West
Virginia to its football schedule
for a game at Morgantown next
November 8.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Typos in Practice Tilt

The Union Printers ball club will
play practice game today at pm.
on the South Ellipse diamond, All
candidates are asked to report to
Manager George Mosedale.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Terp Nine Takes 4th STRAIGHT
In Whipping Catholic u, 81
Lacrosse, Track and Tennis Teams Also Win
ByWide Margins in Making Seasons Debuts

uted the first two goals and was an
an-around ace.
Irving Brown also aided in rum
ming up the score, following Hoyert
with flrst-period goal and bagging
two more in the third,
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Totals 81 927 20

Totals 81 II 70
f2j, Brown, Flynn, Anacker, Keene Err
rors-Farrington Rowzee. Dyer. Conners,
Cesky,. Beasley. Two-base hit-GerSin.
Double plays-Dudley to Rowzee; Besley
to Anacker to Plate. Bases on balls
OFF Keene, /: off Fitzpatrick. l;
off Conners, s. Struck out-By Crout-
hamel, 6; by Keene, 3; by Fitzpatrick, .;
by Conners /. Hits-Of1 Crouthamel, /
in 3 innings; off Keene, , in 3 innings;
pitcher-Crouthamel
Cooper PAGES Stickmen.
Larry Cooper, former defense star
OF the st. Paul's School team in
Baltimore. led the lacross team with
six goals as the stickmen opened
their campaign. Another big gun in
the Old Line triumph was ALL
America Jack Hoyert, who contrib
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Navy Nails Sworthmore
In Lacrosse Debut. 1870

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 13.-Navy
opened its lacrosse season today with
a smashing 1870 victory over
Swarthmore's inexperienced stick
Evening star., 1946-04-14

LEADERS-Al Cesky (upper),
Maryland third sacker, who
got triple and two singles,
scoring as the Old Liners
whipped Catholic U, 81, at
College Park yesterday. Ed
Matthews Qeft) paced the
tracksters with II points in
the rout of American U. and
Loyola Of Baltimore.
Star Staff Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-25
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Commercial D lot with ISL feet on Cen
trail ave; good location in a GOOD sub
division. HEIGHTS REALTY CO, 1901
Central ave-. Capitol Heights, Md, closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-25
SUBURBAN REN1-MARYLANr.

ARTISTIC 1-bedroom cottage, suitable
only for l couple; ami, 2 acres; on De-
Govt. employe preferred. Wo. 1865 after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-25

bungalow; water. elec:; lot 60xl0O: needs
1905 .53rd awe lots; bungalow. s
rooms, shingle siding price. $500.
Capitol Heights, Md, COZ 5Sth ave
3-room bungalow: water, gas, cleo. bath;
Commercial D lot with ISL feet on Gen.
tral ave; GOOD location in a good sub
division. HEIGHTS REALTY CO, 1901
Central ave. Capitol Heights, Md, closed
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