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Evening star., 1947-10-31
HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. ,

TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY, my new e-room
g bedrooms. 8 baths). home in restricted
neirhborhood OF Chevy Chase, Nd; beau
tifully furnished; large attractive recrea-
children Rent $3.50 per month. WI. 6s22
CHARMING COUNTRY HOUSE in Va. Call
DE 5212 q
ssIe 18th ST. NE. woodridse-s-bed-
room furnished house; large yard with
fruit trees. Convenient to shopping.
churches and schools; 90 minutes from
downtown Washington: short or long term
lease to responsible party; 1928. Owner
on premises Sunday.
GENTLEMAN's ESTATE, mr. Mt. Vernon
on the Potomac, Five acres; brick home,
35-ft. fiv, rm., fireplace. bedrms..
baths maids rm ana bath, powder enstns tm;
snS HSr fshins; HI rus S4s5 5dqsrsX ms W. $685. nj, from
Washington-A newly decorated newly
furnished house has s bedrooms; at present
no kitchen, no bathroom: running colo
water. outside toilets: house can be divided
privately ways; constructed OF concrete
blocks: tenant could have use OF manor
house. swimming pool and tennis court.
MATTAPONI FARM at Groom, Nd. Iele-
nhope Marlboro 3h13.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hssst.

BRICK suNGAL9W n = IN nice wooded Ss
ise. level lot owner sacrificine for quick
cash. T. D, BURGESS, vi. 2so2 Til s.
FOREST HGTs., MD. near Congress Hrts.
Lovely 5-rm. and bath bunsalow, . bed
ms ms Sa.n stairway ~, t. unfnished End noor
lot. Only Sl0.95o. with So 900 cash. T.
p IsoR BURGESS, II, 1884 Penna ave. Sc, VI.
i1i5 MASS. AvE-Brtek. s rms, . bath,
$1,000 down. ss5 month: Equinpsd ter .
Sm5i s' REAI EfsdRSnS PsfXrE en- Ar ss5 ss555
PET eFaek fns tEses19w tss s.5 s Fsads to mHs. g.
shoseF bIks Rom 0i sehoo f'sn and i'S srsasp saS
NiS n: Fl fE4a5$ ls5$ II sd GOOD H6ss T.
tx os5s H.ss q fS:2 I5o f.
Blk: OFF E. CAPITOL sT.-Nice e-rm.,
da-bsth row brick porches, full bsnat;.
onAaNoa g. Realty Nj cSieni co FIR oy sj,e 47s2 8
s1,s50 DOWNS sth and East Capitol SITS.
~s large rms. and bath, 2-story BRICK;
eys5yy1thins PTicsa to sell this week FOR
ss'a' 'S TN ca1omrRIs sIsskfis6 pRopERrrEsS sRH
aILLcREsTmSries; lI1I.tis 8 iss; rms. fireplace;
heat, Venetian blinds. awnings, a-car ga
cali iii tin osR T. Aes Really sf:P nsfasS
foREsT s. anIaHrs fHs af Fl arLlszBrick bunsa.
To- loy' son CONSISTING Of step.down liv; rm, 16x
very s V od spase SsI d a, rp bedrn. 4zle rss ss m
oil heat. easement windows: beauty and
orkmfn;hip M aE egtsanatns cash
Fl. Fl. 'Es puPoNT 81; rE xREA1Briek, semidet
rms, bath. fun bsmt., gas heat, excel. cond
$500 % sR~n m Hs AZ IL saaa Esp r. T.
MAR r sAsTrRS sgs e. HIs;H FL 7l1 ~ ,o, nor
transportation;, recently redecofated row
loom. D5ss hSns Ss nns II excellent nds sSndon
Kitchen and inclosed rear porch ocn on fG4m rs:
oath and ineiosed rear sIeepins porch;
refrlzerater s t fai Basement. O gas hoslsatsf se
Co. pi, $3.50; Ewes, CT. $3.50.
CORAL HILLS. MD. $500 st.-Loyely
s1sn' Venssian blinds % hardsood oors Hs iot 50.
1915 ss only 5GRosss ~ Sf'h asds sIpss
RANDALL HIGHLANDS, 2 blks OF Pa,
ave. s.e.-6-rms semidet brick with large
rms. built-ln garage and recreation rn.
with "a batn oil heat: stairway to- storass
attic. Easily converted for families.
A. A. CAROZZA CO., Realtors. 1897 Pa.
ave. s.e., AT. S941. .
HILLCREST AREA--Det 6-rm. house built
in 1910 Modern throughout. Oil heat.
344s Hishwood DR.. Sc, See 1t by apps.
HMIEREST-Beautiful det. brick homes
good location; not over priced. By ap.
pointment only. r. A. POSTER CO., RE.
toC.tinued on Ntzs rass)
Evening star., 1947-10-31
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck. careful handling: reas. rates.
ARMY vETERANS-Lieht loads, trunks
and luggage hauled: very reas, rates; all
white help. GE. 1875, 9 am. to 5 pm
VETERANS. starting business, win move
you day or evenings: reasonable rates:
light hauling a specially GE. 4651
VETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured:
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
MARiNE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
Trunks Trunks AND ba ssaeo AT S75s or FIR 03se
PERRY'S TRANSFER, moving and hauling,
Grating and shipping; also storage. AID.
ARE YOU MOVING TO VIRGINIA? II so,
call PAXTON. Estimates cheerfully given
Call any time. GL. 1925 or CHI. Sab. 10
CALL US FIRST to solve your moving.
hauling and delivery needs. Contract work
solicited. We are equipped to move your
house, office. luggage. etc. scall CHI. s5S5'
,DAsHIELL TRANSFER Co.-Movtns, ress.
rates, cargo insured. 50-mile radius. Call
DE. 9S71 day or night and Sundays: i
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, De
troit, Chicago, st. Louis Kansas City,
penyeF snd SIn Sslf 1mmsSta.e sdns . Serylee HS
kbILMaS's Ell sIsS Nj MoSINS VIC & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
COOPERATIVE APTS.-SALE.

ATTRACTIVE. newly decorated apartment,
large foyer. kitchen. living room, bath and
bedroom; 81 800 $4,000 cash. Rutland
Court MI 1851, Ext. 504. i
FOR S-Well-Duilt. 4K-room g.
bedroom), cooperative apts., In Azalea
Sc: completely equipped kitchen. with 36.
inch gas range and S-cu.-ft. refrigerator
large rooms; 5000; cash REQUIRED !:
mortgage, , heat, light, gas, insurance anc
taxes, will be about $50 to $40 To bt
built by Syndicated Construction Corpora.
ton. 100 Southern ave. Sc. HINES
REALTY co, SP 0655, agents.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA, for Wash, D. c..
2-bedroom furnished. / block from ocean:
oPA rent, Sl"5 month; will lease at $75
month in exchange for 2-bedroom unfur-
niShed apt in D. c. Call MIR. CROCKETT.
Ma 1870 durin" business hours. i
LOS ANGELES FOR WASH, ID. C.-Two-
bedrm unfurn. lge. apt, for similar in
Wash VI. 1872. 3
EXCHANGE 1-BEDRM. APT. in NV. Sec
ton Tor 3-bedrm house in NV. or nearby
Md renting under 500. GE. 1914. i
1912 MONUMENT AVE. Richmond. Va
/ bedrm. furnished apt in exchange for
l tedrm. apt. furnished in or near WASH
ington. Call Temple 6a4a. i
CONN. AVE- bedroom apt to ex.
change for house or apt, at least 2
bedrms Phone EN-. 1860. =
EXCEPTIONAL 1-bedroom apt; large,
modern. Arlington; exchange for 2-3
Evening star., 1947-10-31
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WEST PALM BEACH for Washington,
charming furnished 3-bedrm.. 2-bath; will
sell or exchange for unfurn. :-3 oedrm.
house or apt. available here for sale or
rent Eve. WO. O7S2. j.
EXCHANGE MODERN S-rm., 2-bath house
partly furnished. gas heat, ideal location
Vicinity 2Oth and Park rd., for or. .
bedrm. apt, center NV. section or vicinity
Wis eve and Mass. WO. O3lN. =.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
HOUSES UkFURklsHEp.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-share new bright
bungalow, suitable for girl or couple; kit.
privils.; near Hecht. 81. 5O49 after $50.
NEW. e-BEDRM., brick bung allow, In Radi-
ant Valley Md; S135 per mo-; ready 1or
occupancy Nov. /; lease required. Box
302-M Star. I'll
room and bath frame: oil heat; bed.
rms; Sl35 mo- PENTAGON REALTY
CO., Fairfax 1896
Evening star., 1947-10-31
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp

din. aicove, bath; no pets. Avail. at once
Gas. elec incl. BY appt S60.75, Bo'
LIAM Star
Evening star., 1947-10-31

SHEPHERD PARK-We have ? beautiful
homes in Shepherd Park: one Early Eng
lish. contains liv. rm., din. rm.. den.
bedrms. and baths; asking price, S@2'5o0'
will accept any reas. offer.
other is beautiful Dutch Colonial with
huge lv. rm. opening into secluded study,
Ice, bedrms. sun deck, gar, etc: SOL
500. MR. DICKERSON, MI. 4224; ewes,
/ AIox dQ6- ,
Evening star., 1947-10-31

HOME AND INCOME-T st. nr. No Capt.
of 4 rms, kit. bath, rear porch, separate
entrances and heating plant; low price,
reasonable terms LEWIS VETTORl,
| l229 L st. NV. II. 5146 i
Evening star., 1947-10-31

value: 3 nice bedrms, bath and oil heat
lot 5Oxl50; prompt poss. To inspect s.l cal
We. 400 until pm'' ED". H. 1oNHS
anEkIcAN AMI tNl UNIV. pARK-Brick det. .,
beautiful corner lot This his home ION ma ha
library: 2nd H. has 3, bedrms:. 2 baths
atf is nshsd Psfd to as sell b 1eaF@s oo F.
NEAk aEnsp cHRvY nv En CHASE ac5IRcIEGsDaciou a5
on BAH. ~ds Sns sS1
dining room and kitchen on lst floor
bedrooms and bath on End floor; ful
Rm m oil hea 5sz He
A. TWEED CO, 55o4 Conn. ave, EN-
Mr. sTso annIsoS nhfsi And = u KANSAS AVE. NV,
rms; rms IL baths, oil, h,2w.h., scresne'
house house, in immaculate condition: reason
sSy sSss DFssd co sss 5s nfRsS ss v o ESQ
ETWORTH-Vacant, must be, sold. Larg,
3 e p'm.. WIN H. SAUNDERS CO. INC. 81
SILVER SPRING, near Indian sprini
Country clubI1mmaeulte, detached d. 6-Fm Tna
in this desirable section. Living room witt
fireplace. side porch, dining room; kitchen
with. Magic Chef range and Frigidaire;i, ;,.
bath on 2nd floor; full basement with Law
atory and outside entrance, gas heat. We
netian blinds, Rusco storm WindoWos z
esl exnsi pz isaE51t iq55 sssh Sash % pn. ~G 1
Sss1 csse Ss r rex saasl
rfgR3 sxMHGI hHsie sses soa1sq fsna @
W Rss2 M s5qS qniraehfp iosi HOME
livery with title; not. far from Waltel
Reed HOSPITAL: conyenient to o.d transpSTtaas e.
L. PHILLIPS (Realtor). wo. 1900 until
MASS: IS; 'D1s AVE. COW NV. west Of 18th ST.
soass It Gashs fsi
fasnnss lshs1 RsoDtrsf' sal Rs RsffoS ssss
REALTY SERVICE CO.. 1927 Eye st. NV
fiss IL; 0sIisr SIZING RD. N.w.-Modera.e dow
v l.; det, briek. Can Morris Cohen 2,
Milton vinnick with aods. A. N. DRAIsNEE "a a:1Ss
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attractive detaches
corner. vacant. being newly redecorated
beautiful lot with wide frontage, nearl!
5000 So #. Contains rooms oan bath FS hot
phone phone Temple I7es. L, T. GRAvATTE
e513 .I2th ST. N.W.-Yacant. ready I,
row row brick. 6 rms, Ia baths, gas h.-w:h,
front and rear porches. Priced S14,950
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hop'
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. in st. aaDriert
Parish. Brisht. Groom. semi detached
brick; trent and rear porches. snower ant
! THOMAS L. PH1Lips. Rsaltor, Wo. 7sol
until pm. 361s Conn. sysI
Evening star., 1947-10-31

INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES-This is
an exceptionally fine 3-bedrm. home: nice
liv. rm. with fireplace, lge. din rm.. spa
cious kit. with breakfast nook; 3 master
sized bedrms. and tiled bath on End floor;
full bsmt., oil heat; beautiful rec. rm:; ;
built-in garage: poss. at settlement. Call
r. J. SCOFIELD, Sab Ga. ave, 81. $500.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

rseE !, Ess
h:-wh.: in SPLENDID nsisb6orhoed; near
fth Bond sas fSSmGis BlGs sa HARsx RRESFs
SILVER spR1NG.close to stores am and
gas gas heat. beautifuily iandseaped lot: 4
sss9a-.srss E2S%' ckAsE sa'h; fisl
FIRsT ofFESINGlA beautiful prevail
so.s and hSaf Rs!sd a. eonet aas Rlis
M % us1s serssned snns poreh and Es fa Ssn
neiEhborhood; attr grounds with trees, and
h9a sas oWner
sls, SALE Nsass esf for % aDpeinsmsnt e snsSsss
aoa ssI.ia REsET9 sTs f.elss1SS tffn's iii sta7
NEaR # aR ipsSef ists aNb 81
unfurnished, semidet. brick, excellent con-,
dition throughout: rms, 2 baths, full
fsa srns E7ss Mr. Reefs s4S DRuR9 e
FeeULAR Fee'jLs one MTcaiGAN ia iRR4kK-Like new,
S1IsE olIsElns y nsssssltlss' @ ins ssdr@s
Mr. Rutley, MI. 4311: ewes. SH. 1850.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., 1888 Conn. ave,
GEoRGEToWNIrhis is such a bright,
cheerful house with q nice liv. rm.. din.
rm, kit, fireplace, patio; some decorating
Is necessary, but one would have most
attractive home; possession with title.
TOWN REALTY CO.. HO. 1858, exclusive
agent. Ask for Mrs. Doran. Ewes, MI.
iStS SS AND HOBART ST. N.w.-$19.5oo;
modern brick 4-bedrm., 2ta colored tile
bath home: den and rec. rm, each has
Law and fireplace; oil heat. gar: vacant.
a-FAMMY BRICK apts.; 4 rms kitch-
en- and bath each; ideal location. price
fisht. Shown BY sppt. dE. bsSs, NE
Evening star., 1947-01-09

When Jesse c. Smith fired q
score of 1876 on opening night of
last years Evening Star bowling
tournament he scared away a
slew of entries when he should
have been an inspiration.
What chance have I to beat
a score like that?" many a bowler
asked.
The answer was that every
man with a league average had
as much chance as the 72-year-
old Smith to mark up 496 set,
due to the full handicap system,
based on league averages, with a
scratch of 1913. Mr.. Smith won,
true enough, but by only two
sticks and with a little luck sev-
eral might have topped him. His
SO handicap put him over.
So far in the current tourna-
ment, the 18th annual, no out
standing tally has been reported,
but many a man and woman
have rolled league scores since
the event opened last Monday
who wish they had entered.
Only league games count.
A common plant is: Gosh, If
only had entered The Star
tournament"
With an entry fee of only 81
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Oklahoma Aggie Five
Reaps Big Reward by
Stressing Defense
BY the Assoeiofed Press

SALTWATER, OKLA, Jan. o.
It's getting so basket ball team
can't win a game without making
at least go points, but Coach Hank
Iba still has his Oklahoma Aggies
defensive minded, and they're 60
ing quite well, thank you.
The precision playing Aggies, with
10 wins in II starts this season,
have averaged only AZ points a
game, but have held opponents-in-
cluding potent Long Island, Temple,
Kansas, Kentucky and Texas-to an
average of 36 a game.
Iba, who has been tutoring the
last 20 years on the theory an
opponent can't score if he doesn't
have the ball, agrees that basket
ball is becoming more offensive
minded every year.
But the Iron Duke re-emphasizes
he'll stick with defense, and he
has a dozen good reasons. First,
out of necessity.
This season we didn't have one
good shooter, so we had to develop
the Aggies to the NCAA crown the
last two seasons. Shooting is a
gift, but any boy can be taught to
be a good defensive player"
However, the affable mentor takes
a much broader view.
II want to see as many boys as
possible play basket ball. With de-
fensive ball, we can train any kid
to play creditably. Defense means
team work, and it gives the average
player a great deal of satisfaction.
"No matter how great marks
man I have had, I never permitted
him to shoot every time he got the
ball. And that went for Bob Kur-
land, too." Kurland, the Aggies'
7-foot center the last four years, was
the Nations leading scorer last
season.
While scorers this season have
run rampant, Iba believes little of
it can be attributed to the new
4-minute rule which stops the clock
every time the ball is dead in the
last minutes of play.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
{. u. Beaten,
Wins
In Twin Court Bill

A coupe of teams that didn't have
a chance against high-powered op-
ponents went down to defeat last
night at Catholic University, where
the Cardinals bowed to st. Joseph's
of Philadelphia, 54-33, and Kings
Point lost to Georgetown, 53-38
But the games weren't as one
sided as the experts expected.
Georgetown, feeling keenly the
absence of Andy Kostecka and Ray
Corley, held a mere 1916 lead or
the Mariners at the intermission
Elmer Ripley's men had to ster
on the gas in the second half tx
sweep out in front and Kings Point
then was weakened by the loss o1
George Franklin, Bill Faris anc
finally Paul Weiner on persona
fouls. @
Begins Worrying About G. U.
The issue never was in doubt once
Dutch" Kraus got his forces or
ganized and Lloyd Potolicchio ano
Bud Brown got their eyes on the
hoop. But that first coupled
with George Washington's 43-3e
victory over Navy yesterday, has the
experts wondering if the Colonials
will hang it on their neighboring
rivals next Monday night at Uline
Arena.
Coach Elmer Ripley isn't count
ing any Georgetown victories until
they are safely in the bag, and he
is fretting about G. w. If any
body feels it's going to be a tough
one for the Hoyas it is their coach
He knows that if his boys aren't
at their best they may take a shell
lacking. He doesn't believe there
is such thing as a team that
doesn't have chance.
AS for c. u, if Eddie La Fond's
ringmen show as much fight against
Miami next Monday night as the
dribblers did last night, you can
chalk up a win for them. The
Cards never were serious contenders
after the first half, which ended
with st. Joseph's leading, 26-14. But
even when victory was hopelessly
beyond their reach they battled as
if the outcome hinged on every
shot.
Dudley Gets 10 Points.
Coach Ben Zola was heartened by
the work of Chuck Dudley, who split
the cords for 10 points to top c. U.
He also displayed clever rookie
in Bill Brennan, who showed enough
ability to stamp him as a future
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Terps Uneorth Young Fighter
Said TO Be Better Than Ivan
By Lewis r. Atchison

Another Ivan Nedomatsky," the
publicity handout from Maryland's
boxing team read.
That caught the eye, like a
3-pound beefsteak dangled before
a hungry st. Bernard. AS good as
Ivan the Terrible" "The Patent
Leather Kid" who slugged his way
to two Southern Conference titles,
leaving a trail of cracked noses
and glazed eyes in his wake.
The party referred to was 130-
round Andrew Quattrocchi, a
raven-haired freshman from New
York. That handle, at least, was
a match for Nedomatsky, but the
youngster himself looked as if he
ought to be out pedalling his tri-
cycle, eating his cereal and build
ing up red corpuscles. No, he
wasn't anemic- looking, but you were
comparing him with Nedomatsky
ard still thinking about what the
handout said.
"Confidentially, whispered Coach
Heinie Miller, this kid looks bet
ter than Nedo." This was down.
tight heresy from Ivan's old coach.
"Nedo had a terrific double-left
hook" Miller continued. But this
boy hits with both hands and
knocks EN- cold. He fights like a
little Dempsey-weaving, bobbing
and coming in all the time. I
think he's going to make wonder
full college fighter
Quattrocchi is a pleasant, sharp
youngster, who had to learn to
use his dukes early to hold his
head up among the boys around
avenue "a" and Tenth street, New
York. He comes from the same
neighborhood that produced Rocky
Graziano, the rough and ready mid
dleweight, and he was fighting
around the Tompkins Square Boys
Club when he weighed 80 pounds.
He's a big fellow now, 5-feet-5, 13O
pounds and 20 years old.
Sid Fischel, who discovered Mid
dleweight George Abrams, spotted
Quattrocchi at Camp Lejeune where
the youngster served as a Navy
medical corpsman. Fischel served
under Miller in the Marines and
naturally told him about the boy.
Evening star., 1947-01-09

IT would have known him in a
minute from Sid's description, even
if I hadn't known his name" Miller
said. "Fischel described him per-
fectly and he wasn't wrong when
he called him a fighter. Andy will
give them all trouble"
Because of injuries, Quattrocchi
missed the opening match against
Virginia, which Maryland lost by
one point, and he won't be ready
until the Army argument next week
at College Park. If all the nice
things said about him are true you
can chalk up a point for the Terps
in the 130-pound class.
Then you recall Nedomatsky's
bruising but winning brawl with
Danny Farrar of Duke, the memory
of that double left-hook, lashing
out like a snakes tongue and drop
ping his opponent in muddle hunk
of flesh and bone. Better than
Nedomatsky, they say? 1t will be
| interesting to see.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
College Basket Ball

seorsgetegpn sge.egp, 81 g. klnsf aafSo'e Roint ssa
George washington, 49,, Navy. 3s.
Suanfieo SSs0 Marines. arssano Is; American s u.
aaiiaudes.0 0 4s; GSeFRs Wilson 0sTFsh TEACHERS. "a.
EEstsyetss, Esss IT,, So ceia%S,a; ta, 49,,
MuhIenbers, 81; Lehigh. Is.
Pennsylyanis, g.; La Sale So.
Ameriesn intefnstienpaI q: Tufts, SO.
Army. Army esase' 4s; sWarthmore; A. r.
St. MicSa.is tVt5' 81: cehtamplain, A.
g. s. Kassto1n s reach
E.ySsss sw 81 v. SasB g. w. " w. ys wss g.
Rlss!s;sa tS ra s5:''isSFf ~
west chester Pa>, so; East strouds-
ossssso; ssss; n. " Teachers, So; Queens,
Shepherd !w. vao, So: Elizabethtown
coztlsnd 1hsi9; SSa Il. " Teachers, 1ol; Mo-
saaRf% ar sio'ksH ~ cSsss 5esss Hop
Niagara, So: Buffalo Univ. "a
,Hofstra, 81 Adeiphi, 45.
cisEI so; wiIJimansis a.ant., }Sonnl .,r 4e
Midwest.
Western Michigan 50; Bowling Green
Lawrence tMich.o Tech, 80; Adrian
Be.oit, 46; Ripon. 40.
St. Louis so; Washington lst. Louis''
s.. Ambrose. SO: Univ. of Mexico, 35
Western Reserve. 81: YOUNGSTOWN. Al.
Defiance. 81: Wherefore, So.
ohioo Wesleyan, II; Baldwin-Wallace'
Mussingum.. "a; Marietta. 50.
Carthage Ill.), SO: Iowa Wesleyan, 4S.
ottawa tKans.>. 81; College Of EN-
Nebraska B." SO; concordia (Nebr),
South and Southeast.
Richmond, Al; Maryland, SO.
Hanes Hosiery. SO: High Point, -55.
Wake Forest, So: Clemson. 43.
Baltt Loyola, 70; MI st, Marys., "a.
william and Mary. SO; Virginia, 40.
Presbyterian, "a; Erskine. SO.
Mercer. 55; Auturr. 81.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Big Handicap Won Event in 40,
Star Tourney Pinmen Reminded
By Rod Thomas

and more opportunities present.
ed than in any other event in
the entire duckpin world, The
Star tournament is declared
everywhere to be the bargain of
bargains for the bowler, no mat
ter what his degree of skill. He
may enter as many times as he
rolls a league set, thus receiving
several cracks at $50 cash prizes.
The event runs until February /.
The top award for men is 5000
and for women 500.
The prize list may run even
longer. Last years contained $50
awards. Every indication points
to a larger field this time, and
if it materializes the list will be
extended.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
Tucker Is No. 1Choice
For Sullivan Award
|InC Close AAUPoll
By the Assoeiofed Press

| NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Arnold
Tucker. field general of Army's un-
defeated football team, today held
amateur sports greatest honor fol
1946-the James E. Sullivan Award
Tucker, 22-year-old first classman
from Miami, Fla, won the distinc-
ton by the closest vote ever re-
corded in the trophy's 17-year his
tory.
He, with SGT points, nosed out
Swimmer Bill Smith of Honolulu
with 556, and Johnny Lujack, Notre
Dame quarterback, with 546, to
bring the coveted Sullivan Award
to West Point for the second con-
secutive year.
The 1945 prize went to Felix
Doc) Blanchard, Army's line-crack-
ing fullback.
In the previous polls, conducted
by the Amateur Athletic Union
track had 10 winners, golf had two
and one each went to swimming
tennis, rowing and football.
fuckers citation declared that
during the past year "by perform
ance, example and good influence
did most to advance the cause OF
good craftsmanship"
Following the top three came
Henry Wittenberg of New York
five time national heavyweight
wrestling champion, 1862 points
Jimmy McLane, 16-year -old Akron
Ohio, swimming champion, 1873; Zoe
Ann Olsen, 15-year-old Oakland
Calf, fancy diver, 314; Douglas H
Lee of Baltimore, national 165-pouno
wrestling champion, 1856; Mildred
Dietz, ST.. Louis bicycling star, 173;
Clare Lamore of Olneyville, r. I.
breaststroke and medley swimming
champion, IS, and Clara Schroth o.
Philadelphia, all-around gymnast
50, =.
Besides being a football playe,
Tucker is captain of Army's basket
ball team and has competed ir
track. Lujack, a resident of Con.
nellsville, Pa, who nosed out Tucker
for quarterback position on the 194t
All-America football team, has wor
letters also in basket ball, baseball
and track.
Fans who wonder why Glenn
Davis, fuckers more highly pub.
licized teammate, was not picked
learned he had been overlooked by
AAU officials.
According to New York newspa.
pers AAU officials admitted Davis
was inadvertently left off the final
ballot of nine contenders for the
honor.
Davis and Doc Blanchard were
reported highly pleased to learn thai
the other member Of Army's great
backfeld trio had won the award.