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Evening star., 1946-02-19
St. Johns, HyottsviI|e Quints
ADDED to Star Tourney List

sense. They have won 10 Of 20
games and their defeats are more
talked about than their victories.
They lost to Gonzaga, Coolidge,
Eastern and Western by two points,
and Roosevelt by one. On the credit
side is wo-point win over Will
son, which likely will be among the
tourney favorites. Among the
leading st. Johns players this sea-
son are Tommy Gletner, all-Metro-
politan last year; Billy Martin and
Bob Tolson.
HyattsvilIe's First Bid.
This is the first time Hyattsville
has been in The Star tournament,
but its record of II wits in 20 games
rightly earns 1t the honor. The
Hornets lead the Prince Georges
County League with seven wins in
eight starts, split in two games
against Greenbelt giving them their
only setback. Otherwise they have
topped Bladensburg ca, Maryland
Park %, Mount Rainier and Laurel
in their loop.
The team is coached by Loren
Matthews who is in his first season
there. Among his outstanding play
ers are Jim Summerfelt, who has
scored 252 points, an average Of 1875
per game, and Neil Emerich.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Two More Grid Stars
Are Lost by Middies
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. 1.-two
standouts of the 1945 Navy football
team were on their way out of the
Naval Academy oday, bringing to
six the number of "big name" back
field men who bolstered the Sailors
gridiron hopes during the war years
and won't be playing here next sea-
son.
A spokesman of the superinten-
dents Office announced that Bob
(Hunchy) Hoernschemeyer and
George Sundheim, former Indiana
stars, have obliged out "due to aca-
demic deficiencies.
Less than a month ago, halfback
Bob Kelly-erstwhile Notre Dame
luminary-resigned after one year
as midshipman, saying he intend
ed to enter Cornell where Ed Nc
Keever, former Notre Dame coach,
is in charge of football.
Last fall three halfbacks, Ralph
Ellsworth of Texas, Fred Farley
from Notre Dame, and George
Walmsley of Rice, departed.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Former Terp Athlete
Becomes Millionaire
by the Assoeiofed Prsss

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 1s.-
Jack E. Love, 22-year-old law STU
dent at Notre Dame enrolled here
under the CT Bill of Rights, isn't
unduly worried about finances to-
day after hearing he had inherited
a great-uncle's entire estate valued
at between $1,000, 900 and 81, 800, 900.
He said the news had been con-
hrmed by a letter from his parents,
MFR. and Mrs. Jack A. Love of
Hagerstown, Md.
Love previously attended Mary
land and Southern California and
was on the football squads at both
institutions, but said he hoped to
60 to Michigan or Harvard Law
School after completing his work at
Notre Dame. He also is a candidate
for the Irish eleven.
A veteran OF the Mediterranean
campaign and wounded in Sicily,
Love said he would receive title to
lumber, mining and oil properties
iii Washington, Texas and Maryland
and other real estate left him by
his great-uncle, the late Claude
Logan OF Olympia, Wash.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
GaIIaudet Matmen
Beaten by Hopkins
SpeeioI Dispofeh TO The Stor

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. 19.-Gal-
laudet's wrestling team took an
early lead over Johns Hopkins In
their match last night but couldn't
hold it at the heavier weights and
went down to a 1910 defeat. Three
bouts were decided by falls with Lee
of Gallaudet, winning In the fastest
time of ! minute and 18 seconds
from Shecter in the 155-pound
class.
Hopkins took the last three bouts,
with Brown tossing Bradford in 6
minutes and 13 seconds Of the 1861
pound match, to. trim the District
grapplers.
121-pound class-Habliston. Hopkins,
defeated Snyder. decision, 1872.
12s-pound class-kirkpatrick, Gallar-
I36-pound class-Cromweli, Hopkins,
defeated Yates, fall, 1:40..
145-pound class-Dezelan, Gallaudet,
defeated Trausot, decision, 10-4
155-pound class--Lee. Gallsudet, de-
feated Bradford. fall, 6:1s.
175-pound class-Cohen, Hopkins, de-
feated Collins. decision, SO.
Unlimited class-R. Brodsky, Hopkins,
defeated Kuntz, decision, 81.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Basket Ball Scores
by the Assoeiaied Press

sainbridge, So; Valley Forge Hospital. Is.
sroqslyn sy., Naval Armed Guard. ST. St.
ithaca College. So: Mansfield State. SO.
Hofstra, so; Yeshiva, 28.
Miami, A: Tampa. %.
Aiabama. Is; tulane, Ti3 43. '
Langley Field, rs; Fort Story. ~.
Georgia, A; Florida, Al.
Wake Forest, SO; Catawba, 81.
MoTsssaa sss. ss TSsdS Ss stern s xsntue.,
Centre. % 81: fsSs Lindsey s wilson wilson. Ss. Ss' 10
Illinois. ID; Wisconsin. b3.
Great Lakes, So; Hamiine Sc.
Northwestern, 81; Minnesota, so.
Eureka College, 46: Illinois College, a.
Ripon twis.l, SO; Monmouth (Ill), A..
IKslamMssSo Iona MsSo se; AlDiGMR; Al M. g. n.vv ae
&sasyiis Tssshsss ~ southwest Ssss; s. Mis-
Central Normal, So: Earlhan, AZ.
Central Michigan, 81; Northern Michi-
wrisht aishhit Field, 81; Dayton u, 40.
Milwaukee Allen Bradley, IS: Xavier, SO
Dickinson State. So; Billings Normal. 81
Missouri Valley, 6I:' Tarkio .iMo.). 4s.
ST. Maryis, 75: NoYthland, 81.
Bradley Tech, 40; st. Louis u, Is ttwt
overtirnes),
Hope, n: Alma. So.
SssS s..Is.. M.zisss~ 81. Highlands. Il; Panhandle
Ariscns. IS; chihushus,, Mexico. Il.
sas.s msrzs scana. as' q: ssnts s.ssr disr. T.: IL.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
By George Huber

An old tournament favorite, St
Johns, and a, newcomer, Hyatts-
vile, today joined the growing list
Of teams accepting bids to compete
in The Evening Stars 14th annual
Metropolitan Washington interscho-
lastic invitation basket ball tourna-
ment to be held next Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nights
at Ritchie Coliseum, University OF
Maryland
Addition Of the Johnnies and the
Hornets brings the total to six out
standing schoolboy quints already
set to go in this popular affair which
winds up the hot scholastic court
season here. Previously in the field
and rarin' to go after the Metro
title won last year by Tech are Will
son, George Washington, Gonzaga
and Bethesda.
Offers Alluring Games.
Thus spectators at next weeks
tournament already are assured of a
well-rounded representative list of
top scholastic quints. George Wash
ington is top team in the Northern
Virginia class A conference and
needs only to down Charlottesville
tonight to cop the crown. Gonzaga
is in first place in the Catholic
school race, but must defeat st
Johns on Thursday night to take
the title. Bethesda Is leader in
Montgomery County, while Hyatts-
vile is tops in Prince Georges.
Two place are open, one of which
will go to a District public high
quint. Only one vacancy exists ir
the girls section. which now includes
Washington-Lee, Richard Montgom-
cry and Maryland Park.
st. Johns has competed In nearly
all Of the previous Star tourna-
ments and always has been among
the best. 1t won in 1898, only tc
lose by two points to Eastern the
following year. Individual Johnnie
players, developed by Coach Gene
Augusterfer, have been among the
best, too. Jim Giebel won the
trophy as the Journeys outstandine
player in 1888, first year that award
was made, and Joey Gallaghe,
earned that honor in 1899.
st. Johns Is 1.-TWO Point" Team,
The Johnnies are the "two-poini
wonders" of the schoolboy basket
ball this season, but in a reverse
Evening star., 1946-02-19
By WoIter McCoIIum

The District Golf Association will
take over the sponsorship OF the
public links championship this year,
and will run it, in cooperation with
the links management, under strict
United States Golf Association
rules. S. G. Leoffler, public links
concessionnaire, has given them his
assurance he will cooperate in
operated municipal championship.
Full Schedule Planned.
This was one of the important
steps taken at last nights meeting
of the District Association at the
University Club, first such meeting
held since 194S.
The association also decided to
sponsor a full tournament schedule
this year, reviving all the prewar
affairs; raised the annual dues
Evening star., 1946-02-19
A. U. Aiming 10 Shake
Slump in Loop Game
With {. u. Tonight

American University,s skidding
Mason-Dixon Conference champs
will try to pull out OF their slump at
Catholic US expense tonight in the
lone game on the collegiate CAL
endar. The Eagles, battling Loyola
for the leagues seasonal record
trophy, had no trouble beating the
Cardinals last week and figure to
repeat. But their losses to Ran
dolph-Macon and Gallaudet have
conference fans wondering wheth-
er the firm OF Love, Lindeman,
pizza, ETC., is on the verge of a
crackup.
Tomorrow the Eagles meet
Georetown at G. u, while Maryland
goes to Williamsburg for South
ern Conference test with william
and Mary. The latter Is still bid
ding for an invitation to the title
tournament and q win over Mary
land would help achieve that goal.
The Terps already are assured of
an invitation, but another game on
the right side Of the ledger might
mean seeded position.
Maryland's mittmen, defeated by
Army at West Point last week, were
to start training today for Satur-
days match with the Coast Guard
Academy. The leatherpushers will
manufacture the last half of twin
bill that will pair Maryiand's s
courtmen with West Virginia, the
Nations top-ranking team.
Two Washington boys will box
against the Terrapins, Mike Lemly,
127-pounder and alumnus of Ran
dies Prep. and Milton Neuman,
who attended Central, boxes in the
lightweight class.
Coast Guard captured the East
ern intercollegiate championship
last year after going through the
season undefeated. It whipped
Maryland, 5Ik to 21b.
Evening star., 1946-02-19

as blocker overshadowed his ball.
carrying record and it wasn't until
his second season with the Red
skins that he got chance to pack
the leather again. Then, with better
than 100-yard lead over his near
est rival for ground-gaining honors,
he was forced out of action with a
knee injury and finished the season
second to Whizzer White.
Krause followed Flaherty to the
Redskins by virtue of a clause In
his contract giving the red-haired
coach rights to his services, in the
event that Flaherty left the Giants,
after a one-year waiting period. In
eight years of pro play, Krause
figured in five championship play
offs, three with the Giants and two
with the Redskins.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
By q stofF corrs.pondent Of Tn. sior


ORLANDO. Fla, Feb. 1s.-Rae
Scarborough and Marino Pieretti,
who figure prominently in Manager
Os Bluege's pitching plans, will be
late reporting to the Mats training
camp. Scarborough recently be-
came the father of a 9h-pound girl
and currently is working out at
Jacksonville in order to be with his
wife and baby. Illness in Pieretti's
family will delay his arrival for sew
eral days.
Johnny Niggeling, 40 year old
right-hander, checked in yesterday
after the Mats had finished q two
hour workout which consisted wholly
of running and pepper" practice.
I'm convinced the operation on my
stomach was huge success" says
Niggeling. I'm much stronger and
I really feel as If I can do a grand
job this season"
John Camel, an old-time major
Lacquer who insisted Sid Hudson
could make the leap from the class
D Florida State League to the big
time and who was proved correct,
now is enthusiastic over the pos
sibilities of Ray Gallsby. a sturdy
right-handed hitting outfielder who
also is a graduate of the Florida
State League. He'll make the Wash
ington outf1eld," says Camel. He
has everything"
Early Wynn, now In Manila, may
be out of the Army in time to aid
the Mats this season. Wynn's mother
Is ailing and he has a hardship case
pending before Army officials.
President Clark Griffith, who gave
up golf during the war due to the
gasoline shortage, is tearing up the
Evening star., 1946-02-19
St. John 'sLoses Tuner
For Gonzaga Contest

st. Johns, tuning for its all
important feud with Gonzaga
Thursday night at College Park,
received some valuable basket ball
instruction yesterday in the Central
gym, where the Vikings handed the
Cadets a 1926 licking just to prove
that Central's 1928 early season
win was no fiuke.
Central, printing for an inter-
high playoff encounter with VIII
son Thursday, had too many guns
for the Johnnies, winning easily
after being held to an 8-6 advan-
tage in the first quarter. Lanky
Steve Manos led the way with Is
points to give the Vikings their
18th win in Is starts.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Redskins kruuse Is Seen Going
From Service to AII-Americu
By Lewis F. Atehison

Max KrauSe, one-time Redskin
star now awaiting his release from
the Navy, will be the next Tribes
man to enroll under an All-America
Conference banner, it was reported
today. The stocky, hard-driving
Gonzaga graduate is rumored
headed for an assistant coaching
berth under Ray Flaherty of the
New York Yankees. A reliable
source said he also had been sounded
out by Dud De Groot concerning
a position with the Los Angeles
Americans.
Krause, who expects to receive his
discharge about the middle of
March, said he intends to return
to Spokane. Wash, where he was
in business before the war and that
he has conference with Flaherty
scheduled. Krause indicated he
would be receptive to sound coach
ing proposition and it is no secret
he would prefer to remain In pro
football.
Some Redskin fans and admirers
of Krause, hoped the Tribe would
sign him on to coach the blocking
backs, one Of the teams most glar-
ing weaknesses last year, but club
officials have made no move in this
direction.
A star ball carrier in his college
days, Krause was second to Bill
Shepherd for national scoring hon
ors in his senior year at Gonzaga,
but his greatest measure of pro
fame was as blocking back. He
fell into that role quite accidentally,
taking the blocking assignment for
the East-West all star game when
the West turned up with surplus
of ball carriers and no blockers.
Following his graduation Krause
signed with the New York Giants
under Ray Flaherty and with that
club his newly acquired reputation
Evening star., 1946-02-19
New Papa Scarborough Delays
Joining Mats; PHddy Due Soon

turf again. playing nine holes occa-
sionally. His brisk daily walks would
have many young men putting and
blushing. When he doesn't play goli
the 76-year-old Mats boss walks
more than a mile around one of
Orlando's lakes tossing bread to the
ducks.
When Walter Masterson reported
to the Mats several seasons ago he
was a 154-pounder. Now he's UP to
1874 pounds and it's distributed nicely.
Roberto and Olivrio Ortiz have
applied for reinstatement with the
Mats after playing outlaw baseball.
They'll have to wait at least a year
unless Griffith can persuade Com
missioner Happy Chandler to wipe
the slate clean for all Cuban out
law players, providing Cuban off,
cials will promise to adopt legislation
to clean up the game on the island.
Gerald Priddy, who will ATTEMPT
to recapture his second base berth
from George Myatt, has wired
Griffith he has been released from
the Army and will fly in from the
West Coast.
Two full-fedged trainers will be
massaging the Mats muscles here
this year. On the scene with Mike
Martin is Wilbur Bohm, Redskin
trainer, and both will have as much
as they can handle when the in
fielders and outfielders report next
week.
Catcher AL Evans still is plagued
by the sinus condition that forced
his exit from the Navy. Washington
weather is no help, but al says it's
a vast improvement over Norfolk,
where he was stationed.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
HondboII Tourney List
Contains Top Sturs

Scores of entries from the East
and Middle West have been received
fG the National YMCA handball
championship tournament opening
tomorrow at Central Y, officials re-
ported today. The affair will con-
tinue through Saturday night.
Some of the Nations top stars,
including Stanley Hitz and AL An
fenson, are expected to compete.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Perruso's Seeks Sweep
OF HeurichCuae Honors

Perruso's CAFE cagers begin shoot
ing for the third-round champion
ship Of the Heurich Basket Ball
League next week after annexing the
second-round title last night at Tur-
ner's Arena with 1928 win over
Mullikin's Travellers. Perruso's,
champion of the loop for two straight
years, also took the first-round crown
this season.
In other games Clifton Liquors de-
feated Veterans of Foreign Wars,
52-32, and Naiman Photos topped
War Department, 1927.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
DGA Will Sponsor Muny Meet,
Revive Prewur Golf Events

from SIS to $25, voted to go ali out
for District schoolboy golf and
heard representatives Of two clubs
say they plan to hold invitation
Journeys this year.
Harry G. Pitt of Manor, former
District and Atlantic cham
pion, is the new president. sue
ceeding DR.. A. T. Utz of Indian
Spring, who served during the war
years. Other officers are: First vice
president, Leopold Freudberg
(Woodmont); second vice president,
Volney G. Burnett Indian Spring. !;
secretary-treasurer, Albert e. Stei-
nem (Woodmont).
Executive Committee members in
addition to the officers are Elmer
Jenkins (Washington), F. E. Dodge
Kenwoo0, Everett johnson
prince Georges, o. U. Singer
(CongressionaD. Martin F. McCar-
thy (Columbia).
Mems Meet in September.
The mems championship will be
staged September 10, 10 and 20, DOS
sibly at Columbia. The junior
championship goes to Indian Spring
July IL over the 36-hole route, and
the seniors will have their innings
at Washington over 18 holes on Oc-
tober 10. The mixed two-ball tour
ney goes to Congressional on a date
to be set after consultation with
the women's District association.
Clubs contemplating invitation
Journeys this year are Kenwood and
Indian Spring. Virtually all clubs
offered their courses for the school,
boy championship and the team
matches.
Appointed to a committee to con-
fer with Leoffler on details of the
new sponsorship of the municipal
tourney are Pitt, Mccarthy, Utz and
Walter McCallum.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Gonzogu to Defend Title
In Catholic Cuoe Meet

Gonzaga will be the defending
champion and Georgetown Prep also
will see action when the Baltimore
Washington all-Catholic basket ball
tournament, sponsored by Loyola
College. gets under way in Baltimore
on March 5.
Other teams that have accepted
bids include: La Sale High of Cum
berland, Md; Towson High and
Mount st. Joseph's, Calvert Hall and
Loyola High of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Improved 6. U. Prep Five
Whips Woodward, 61-79

Georgetown Prep basketers, slow
starters this season, are coming
down the stretch with speed to burn
after adding Woodward Prep to the
list Of victims In a 61-29 rout at
Garrett Park yesterday.
Rod Miller tossed in 10 points and
Jack Garland collected l8 to spark
the attack as the Little Hoyas piled
up a 34-12 halftine lead and
breezed in the second half.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Quints to PIoy Twin Bill
For Benefit of PTA

A douhle-header basket ball game
for the benefit Of the Parent Teach
er Association win be held tonight
at Banneker Center with the Mai
man Photos playing the Banneker
Hawks and the Hilltoppers meeting
the Southwest Comanches, the lat
ter game a 7:30 opener.
Evening star., 1946-02-19

ciup OF Ine 1nree-l League which Bluege had
Joined in Rock Island few days before.
Where are you going?" asked the astonished
jackson.
I'm going home," Ossie said I'm going
home to stay. don't like being on this ball club.
I'm not used to this kind of life and don't like it
being away from home, hanging around all morn
ing, sitting in movie in the evening or in my
room alone don't like being with a lot of fellows
who know each other, but don't know me and have
nothing to say to me-"
Come over here and sit down." advised Jack
son, and he poured enough encouragement into
Ossies ear to save him from tossing in the towel
You're lonesome, Ossie, because you have time on
your hands. But don't give up on yourself. You're
going to be real ball player. Not just pretty
good one-a real one. You have great pair of
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Amussen Leeds London
In Defect of Pages

Don Amussen, Landon School ace
who is one Of the areas top scorers,
boosted his average again yesterday
when he racked II points in Lam
don's 1920 win over Congressional
Pages on the victors' court.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Blair Edges GreenbeIt
For Ninth Triumph

Blair High Cagers boast nine vic
tories after edging Greenbelt High,
24-21, on the Belters' court last
night.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
BiIIinger,s Points Decide

Edgar Billinger Clipped in 10
points to lead st. Albans junior
basketers to $3.50 victory over
Takoma Park juniors yesterday on
the Saints hardwood.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
London Victor at Soccer

Landon Schools soccer team now
has three straight wins on the rec
ord after blanking Georgetown Prep
hooters, 30, yesterday at Garrett
Park.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Job Now Tougher, but More Interesting

Buege before has been surrounded
now perpng under his direction here Back from
Sid Hudson Walter Maserson Rae Scarborough
Wilson for instance to bolster already
Early returned to handle the catching Next
Mickey Vernon Cecil Travis Buddy Lewis Gerry Pddy JEFF Heath
Gil will cutterng Field and it
will be beautiful sight to Bluege.
While the Mats have improved tremendously CRATE
fully welcoming the Maggie Charley
Keller Dom D Maggie Joe Gordon Phil Rzzuto Bob Fer
recognized for their first full
job will be more interesting but tougher, in 1916.
Ossie been at crossroads before however nsncve
done the right thing There's suspicion he'll right
IF
Evening star., 1946-02-19

Flora Heads A. A. Publicity
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. is R.-
President H. Roy Hamey announced
today the appointment of Earl r.
Flora. former Columbus sports writ
er, as director of public relations
for the American Association.
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Win,Lose or Draw
By DENMAN THOMPSON
Stor Sports Editor

Baseball Yonked Buege From Accountants Desk
ORLANDO Fla Feb 1s-Nearly years ago. lonesome
surroundings OF Rock Island n) hotel lobby
rescued from business Travelling
the door when he encountered Bill Jackson
Evening star., 1946-02-19

good onea real You have
arm you're fast and hit
in the big league in two years"
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Team Spirit AIwoys Strong in Ossie

In March, 1922 slim lad changing Jacksonville
Fla after ride from Chicago searching
bound Pullman He Juggling suitcase
a eathery-faced approached
by the looks a he
I hope So returned Osse I'm Washington
training camp Tampa"
"I that so? Then hands, your
Clyde Milan then Blueges
lieutenant got his initial glimpse Washington
virtually mpregnable the
that still ranks the finest nheld
when Peck Harris and Judge moved along and Conn Buddy
Myer and Joe Kuhel replaced he third
Bluege still performing remarkably
After assisting pennan Buege notified
by Manager
At Biloxi Miss Bluge promptly placed Travis under his wing
tried teach
when Travis shifted horttop
for the job Buege his
him how to keep Bluege Buege
player spirit manager
Evening star., 1946-02-19
Risked Assravotins Leg Injury to Get Not Trial

Ossie was convinced he didn't return to working
International Harvester
to make decision which has developed happily Beg
sna n 1oower He stuck out to become of the most faw
eders baseball history
been recognized managerial
Inere were other crossroads in Bueges baseball In 1921
Joe Engel dispatched to Peoria
the sS0o price tag placed him. option on
him. but dropped 1t because Oses game
VINO previously had displayed interest
Bueges style but President Clark Griffith Of the willing
to gamble If Engel's report favorable
was SO anxious to impress Engel recalls
unteered to 100
team My swollen hardly walk
but to make the big leagues ready try anything
dresser won that but finished
would have ANYWAY Enge convinced
Evening star., 1946-02-19

Totals 20 54e Totals II 7ae
Evening star., 1946-02-19

President Clark Griffith, who gave
up golf during the war due to the
gasoline shortage, is tearing up the