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Evening star., 1947-11-07

last week, and broke the record
doing it. We took shellack-
ing from Maryland, but I don't
feel bad about it after seeing Jim
Kehoe's men get six out Of seven
first places against Navy. They
got all eight home ahead Of Vir-
ginia, so we don't look so bad by
comparison.
And watch this Danny Doyle.
He broke the course record last
week and Harry Donohue broke
it, too. Don't feel sorry for us,
we're doing all right said Mr..
G. "If you had some football
players as good as these runners
you wouldn't have that worried
look"
Augusterfer went into a huddle
with Lou Shine, Duane Sands
and Tom Chisari, the men
who've helped him mold the first
Evening star., 1947-11-07
CO THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c..
Hoyas Join 81 Easter
Colleges in Creating
Athletic Conference
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. IA stand
ardized code which among other
things forbids financial aid to ath-
letes if the same assistance is not
available to nonathletes has been
agreed upon by SO Eastern colleges,
Joining to form the largest athletic
conference in the country.
BY subscribing to the new con-
stitution, each school promises to
abide by the. code which makes
mandatory a years residence for
freshmen and transfer students be-
fore their participation in sports
and which provides that in no case
may financial aid exceed tuition
plus institutional incidental fees.
Announcement of the new organi-
zation and its compact was made
here yesterday by Asa S. Bushnell
commissioner of the Eastern Col
lege Athletic Conference. Bushnell
headed the old organization, a
somewhat looser federation of inter
collegiate leagues and associations
that has operated under a central
Office for the last 10 years.
Single Standard Set Up.
This reorganization is part1cu-
larly significant" said Bushnell
because it meets long-felt neeo
by creating for the first time In the
history of collegiate athletics in the
East a single set Of eXacting eliglbll-
ity rules which can be supported ano
followed by all institutions in the
area.
I'm the past, smaller groups OF
colleges in the territory have main
tanned codes of this same general
sort, but some collegiate bodies have
had conflicting codes. Now a single
standard is available to all colleges
in the East"
Bushnell's Office will continue te
provide full administrative services
to its AFFILIATED groups, which num-
ber 81 leagues and associations ir
IA different sports. Members are
free to continue participation ir
those circuits, Bushnell explained
but in cases of conflict, conference
eligibility rules will prevail.
The code provides for maximum
Of one year of freshman and three
years of varsity competition within
a fve-year period; bars competition
by special or night students anc
prohibits competition by athletes
who have received their baccalaure-
ate degrees.
Schwagel on Council.
An exception is made in the case
OF athletes who participated ir
varsity sports during the war years
They will be entitled to four years
of varsity competition and the FIVE
year overall provision also is waived
in favor of servicemen whose college
courses were interrupted.
Athletes who obtain permission
from college authorities may play
summer baseball and serve as life
guards, but such work without prior
approval would jeopardize their ELI
gibility. All-star invitations may be
accepted only by athletes who have
used up their varsity eligibility ir
the sport concerned.
Georgetown, Navy and Western
Maryland belong to the conference
although Western Maryland also is
member of the Mason-DiXon Con-
ference which permits the use o1
freshmen athletes.
Rome F. Schwagel, Georgetown's
director of athletics, and Capt. Ed.
mund B. Taylor of the Nava
Academy were named to the con.
ference's Executive Council.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Maryland Is Favorite
In Duquesne Battle;
May Regain Werner
BY q Staff Correspondent Of Tn. s.er

BY Staff Correspondent OF Inc Sfor
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 7.-Univer-
sity of Maryland's potent football
team is a heavy favorite here to add
another defeat to Duquesne's four
game losing streak in tomorrow af-
ternoon's game at Forbes Field. The
Dukes have absorbed one-sided set
backs from San Francisco. Alabama
Mississippi State and Detroit since
opening with wins over Geneva and
Western Reserve.
The Maryland team was due here
this afternoon by plane. No work.
out was planned for the players, but
they have skull sessions scheduled
this afternoon and tomorrow morn
ing.
Indications are that Halfback
Hubie Werner of Maryland, miss
ing from the last three games with
injuries, may see action tomorrow
He's a likely starter in the back
field along with Quarterback Vic
Turyn, Fullback Harry Bonk and
Halfback Lu Gambino. On the in
jured list and due to sit this one
out is Halfback Vernon Seibert,
another of the Terrapins' f1ashy
scatbacks. He has ear trouble.
Maryland Coach Jim Tatum's
principal worry about tomorrow s
game is that his players may be
overconfident. Duquesne has played
a tough schedule in its first year
of football competition since the
war, but is we'll rested through
having had an opening date last
week. At the start of the season
the Dukes were tabled as a team
that would improve as the season
progressed, and Maryland has been
warned that this game is the one
in which the Dukes may reach their
peak. There's chance the Old
Liners may be taking this one too
lightly.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Rush for Bids Starts
AS Little Rose Bowl
IVies for Interest
BY the Associated Press

PASADENA, Calf, Nov. IA
young but lusty-lunged brat known
as the Little Rose Bowl Is doing
his level best to revive what once
was great national guessing game
picking the Rose Bowl teams.
The guessing contest was aban-
doned when the Pacific Coast and
Big Nine Conferences made the
New Year Day classic a closed az
fair, leaving no surprise and less
national curiosity.
The guessing ended, that is, until
the Little Rose Bowl was born a
year ago, and speculation began, on
a smaller scope, over an annual
battle among junior college teams.
There are some 600 junior COL
leges in the country, and judging
by the stacks of letters, kilograms,
pleas, prayers and ballyhoo, inter-
est this year for the second annual
game is widespread.
Sponsoring Pasadena Junior
Chamber of Commerce officials dis
played the communications today
for the December 13 encounter.
They came from such distant
points at Teaneck, N. j.: Campbell
College, N. c.; Everett, Wash; Ten
nessee Wesleyan at Nashville; Geor-
gia Military Academy; school at
Bucks County, Pa; Worthington,
Mimi; Thatcher. Ariz.; New Mexico
Military Academy and McCook,
Nebr.
One school guaranteed 100-piece
band, others a trainload of rooters
and all swore they had the finest
football team in the land.
Last year Compton, Calf, de-
feated Kilgore, Tex. The crowd was
81 51,0O0-and 1t will be larger this
year.
The host team will be from Cali
fornia.
Pasadena officials and bosses of
the newly organized, seven member
Western States Conference are still
at logger heads over details. Pasa-
dena refuses to turn over control to
the seven schools and can produce
without difficulty a worthy team
from the remainder of the States
Jaycee ranks.
In any event. the game will go
on, and the Little Rose Bowl, mean
while, is making as much noise
around the country as his straitiaced
papa. Well, almost, anyhow.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
StribIing Set for Bout
With BB-Lucey Winner

Matchmaker Gabe Menendez Is
cooking up a bout between Ken
Stribling and the winner of next
Monday nights fight between Bee
Bee Washington and Frank Lacey.
Stribling is about the only local
middleweight who hasn't been de-
feated recently and Menendez be-
lieves he would attract good crowd
against Bee Bee, if Bee Bee wins
Monday. That fight on Monday
gives Bee Bee a chance to make
up for Lacey's upset win when they
met recently in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Lacey Gets Tough Training
For TussIe With Bee Bee

Frank Lacey, Baltimore boxel
who meets Bee Bee Washington ir
the 10-round feature at Turner.
Arena Monday, has increased hi
training grind by filling his camp
with a string Of topnotch fighters
as sparring partners.
One Of his mates, Archie Moore
Is among the leading contenders tr
the light-heavyweight division and
a drawing card here and in Balti-
more.
Bee Bee will be out to avenge q
defeat by Lacey several months ago
Bee Bee has to. his credit a victory
over Cyclone Williams, the only man
to defeat Lacey in AZ bouts. Lacey
drew once with Cyclone and lost
twice.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Harold lie Roy Sets Sparkling
Pace for Masonic PinspiIIers

heels whit 1874. Charley thinner
mans 403 aided Harrison Roofers
to beat Sellers Plumbers, 81. Leo
by Sam Ehrlich's 399, Stewart
Camera Shop whitewashed Ameri-
can Valet with 1921 set.
Mitchel's Sport Shop, led by Hy
Godman's 372, whitewashed Wei.
mans Liquors to gain first place ir
the Hebrew League over Schneider's
Hardware, Brightwood Pharmacy
and Ehrlich Family Circle, who trai
in pinfall in that order. Paul Saro-
kin of Tau Delta Omega fired 1856
boosting his top average to l22 plus
Evening star., 1947-11-07

on takes on
added sig
nifcance for
coach and
player. Any
team with a
perfect rec
ord offers a
doubly al
luTluS IdTB-
e t to a
b un ch of
boys eager
to make up
for an early
season loss.
That's why
fN@%L~11 ir
Evening star., 1947-11-07
By Ben McAIwee

Harold lie Roy Of the B. B. French
Lodge quint with a sparkling 122-lo
average for "a games Is setting a
dizzy pace in the Masonic Duckpin
League for a trio Of former cham
pions. He leads Orville Brown Of
Roosevelt with 1878, Clayton
Brown of Whiting with 1870 and
Andy Price Of Potomac with 1877.
More surprising in the 36-team
fraternal loop is the high flying
stansbury No. outfit of Dave Bur-
rows, Everett Simpson, Walter Wad-
dington, Angelus Bacas and Charley
Rook, which has won II of 81 games
to stay ahead of the new Columbia
entry from Clarendon and such old
time aggregations as Mount Pleas
ant, Centennial, Pentalpha and Ma
tional. All are punched in the keen
flag chase.
Bowling the seasons high game
of GIG is the one big collective effort
of last years pennant-winning Hope
No. l which trails far down in the
team standings. Consistent Arthur
Nelson of Hope leads with 10 spares
while Brown Of Roosevelt Is tops
with "a strikes, one more than
Brown Of Whiting with %. Veteran
George Ackerman boasts the sea-
sons high game Of 161.
The flag chase in the National
Capital Ladies League tightened
when the leading Echoes dropped a
2-1 decision to Quote. second place
Commerce was nicked for the odd
one by the Buckeyes as 90-average
Joan Lefavre sparkled with 124 and
$50, and third-place Administrati ton
was beaten 2-1 by lowly Anonymous.
Delta Vaughn. an 8O-average pin
cite, fired 121 to help upset the
champion Standards who are in
fifth place with II games won and
| IL losses.
Two season records went by the
! boards IN the Naval Gun FACTORY
loop at Fort Davis when Ralph
Pistol raped out 167 and 424 in
leading the pacesetting Design No.
quint to a 81 victory over runner
up Tool Shop No. /. Hiking his
average to 120-16 for "a games,
Ronald Bennett supplanted veteran
Abe Beavers as the loops individual
leader by margin of eight pins.
Clarke Sanding Machine quint
took a five-game lead in the Be-
thesda Thousand Dollar League by
sweeping the Capt. Shantz combina-
ton with an 1910 set. Oscar Sykes
408 was high. Lawrence Skinny
Pugh of the pacesetters is clouting
the naples for 125 average while
George 10th, a teammate, is at his
Evening star., 1947-11-07

such a great sport. There is no
early way to figure how a group
of immature youngsters will re-
act from week to week. To-
morrow at Philadelphia this holds
true for unbeaten Pennsylvania
and q likewise unblemished
Virginia,
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Indoor Tennis Clinic

An indoor tennis clinic, sponsored
by the District Recreation Depart
ment and conducted by Frank
Shore, former District junior in
doors doubles champion, will be held
every Friday from 7 to 10 pm, be-
ginning tonight at the Roosevelt
Center Armory, Thirteenth and Up
Shllr streets NV
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Services at Grid Come

Special service honors for Charles
F. Candy, 92d Infantry Division
captain who was killed in Italy, will
be held by the United Negro and
Allied Veterans of America on
Armistice Day prior to the Wash
.ington Lions-New York Bears pro-
fessional football game at Griffith
! Stadium.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Bottle Of Unbeuten Teams
By Fronk Leohy
kotre Dome University Coach

With teams now past the half
way mark and headed down a
homestrertch tricky with tension
and fatigue, eachsgame from now
Evening star., 1947-11-07
wv States Grid Games

Irish War Veterans football team
meets Lorton Blues at Lorton Sun
day. Also scheduled for the Vets
are Monogram A. G. at Harrison
burg, Va, November IS; Legion Post
"a at Alexandria, November 10, and
the Spitflres at Martinsburg, w.
Va, November 80.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

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Evening star., 1947-11-07

(McNaught syndicate.)
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
GpneOrb Sinh

lie JfttgIieoer OeS Concord Clubs
oerlanlnIeltea iid am Somstag
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5itr aligeflnolgten @eibnndtsfeier.
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9eitung Serrn MIfreS Sbmeier.
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fretar 0eg Silfsbereins, geOndte Der
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niinIdfen alien WitgIieoerr o6roh-
Iide @eibnadten" iiber ben Gerr.
ipreher.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
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s. @arnea Tbomas, st., g. S, film
0igte an, onB fem erfter Gift. als gor-
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tcrindung uilamerifaniiher 4dti9feit
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llie Aoamion iein miro. Tbomos unO
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Aa6en es Aoomion ibeIeenommerl,
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Na6folger gilt Robert StrtpIing,Oer
Sem AtSidtB friiber als 1lnteriu.
GllHg5dgent 4e9ient bat.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
5ait tauieuS 8 brsr Ses Dsuti6eu
battcu General : 8eriGmmI. bier

SSn Naibington fomen am 6reitag,
iSamstaa. Snnntag un0 Montog ets
Nl 1000 omerifariihe 2e9rer frem.
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.lcrtlidl Der 61.iten SobrPs5erionHl.
lung Ser oWooernen 2cnguoge IfIo.
ciation.~ Gie 8ortrdge, Sibungen
9elprefungeH wAroen in orei So
rs a6gtbalten (StatIers @iIlar6,
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9niJ3c grobe @e6iet oputiher 2itero-
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bic gntno5ifi5ieru1g uno @ntmilita-
riiierung uno bic 0unfle 3ufunft.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
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ton S1naerbunoes NOR iebr gut be-
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9ielt ieinen @in5lig nit einen rett
berSIiden @ei6nohtsgruB iIno nod
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ten.
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IrS. Sdruiter an aIapier, Nfr. 9riu.
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nit Der 8itber oieI bei, ben Nbeno
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
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Dem 5raueu . 6iisoerein iolpie Dem
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ruleen Der Sinner. peIde iebr ges
fieIen. Gas reidbaItige 1ro9ramm
ieste iid tpie fcIgt 5uiumnlen:
WELCOME - Mr.. Schneider
INVOCATION Rev, schegel
CHRISTMAS BELLS Beverly Ford
Charles Dixon - Joyce Dixon =
John Beach William Mankin
BARITONE SOLO "CALvERY''
Charles Gerber
PIANO SOLO - "MOONLIGHT So
NATA'i - Carol Wilson
CoRNET SOLO aMY REGARDS
Russell NusBiekel
SILENT NIGHT SONG Ellen Stay
accompanied by Elsie Dreehsler and
Richard Mankin
PSALM ESPRIT OF CHRISTMAS"
Ruth Beall
PIANO SOLO "voICEs OF
SPRING" Elsie Drechslet
CLARINET SOLO HCLABINET
POLKA Bobby Drechsler
CHRISTMAS SONGS = Ruth Beall
Russell NusBickel Richard Man
kin Robert Drechsler Thomas
Drechsler Ray Huff
sAxAPHoNE SOLO Z GIT CAME
UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR"
Ray Huff
CORNET SOLO = Drink TO NE
ONLY WITH THINE EYES"
Ruth Beall
PIANO SOLO "RUsTLE OF
SPRING." - April Wilson
BARITONE SOLO "THE MES
SAGE"- Thomas Dreehsler
PIANO SOLO ia GLEE"- Ellen
Stay
CLARINET SOLO HUNGARIAN
DANCE" George DEechsler
@utihmedenoe 8utterbr6te nit
GrfriI1nneer. iomie 3offse nnO ail-
den pliroeu ierpiert. Sic Sabress
perIamrmIlinQ oes MafieltjailSnereiHs
fin6et om "a. Sduliar I'M Mniieils
bous Itott, ltno linb aue MitgIieeer
0asn ein9elaoau.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
GiU0rpeSI ocidI0ecn
$4,000 bel ArienGl

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anbuItenO groBe 6orln i'm Serbit
in ENGLAND unter 8epeis itelte, in
Dem er iit an sic SpiBe Der eriten
Dioiiion Der engliihen 2iga Ieste,
o~erIiert iest langiam an 8oOen.
Nm Samstag pitroe 9%iDerpool ntf
eigenem 9Inb BON Sheffield uniteO
81 gei6lagen rno Iiegt iest nit
finf Yunften biuter 0olperbnnp-
ton @onOerers, Der fiibrenOeu WSaun-
idnft.
Sic ,,8oloeS". tpie iie fiir5 se-
nannt peroen, traten am Somstag
in 2on0on Dor $4,000 3uIhauern
gegen MrienoG, Oioe 2iebIihggmann-
idaft Der 2onooner an, ulto tbnren
frob: nit einem III pieoer nod
6olrfe fabreu 5u tc.nrn, obtuobl Die
a~rferaler Dor einisen 8o6en bereits
in abItiegorobenOe NGbe geriidt ma
rem.
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Birmingham ltn0 Mtdndeiter Gitp
nit GunftgIeifbeit. Sic gemonneil
bei0e an Snmstag 10 ge9en Got
tenbom @otiplers begin. Seiceiter
Gin.
Gie beriibmten Glasgow Hangers
filbren nieOer in S6ottlanb. Sinter
ibnen foLgen 9unOee ltnO Airorie-
onians.