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Evening star., 1947-08-19

Carl White, 90, s3e Columbia I'd. NV,
and Katherine Chapman, 642 Columbia
Elmo Elmo Wright, 2s. 1880 11th st. NV. and
Ruth Blakely, 81, 1884 Kenyon IT. nv
Shack Hopkins, 26. and Helen Casby, q,
John Jackson. SO, 1857 4th st; nv; and
Nelson DeGore. 80, 1865 5th st. ne, and
Alice Reed, 90, 2o17 West Virginia ave-
Harry Takai, 25. 1434 Newton ST. NV
and Mary Kawamura, %. 3416 18th ST.
william Barr. 23, Pittsburgh. and Pauline
Ellis. %. 1859 3rd st NV.
Charlie Ross, "a, 1904 M st. NV, and
Mary johnson, 10. 229 o st. NV
Hoy Fitzgerald, 80, 1871 Biltmore st. NV,
and Dorothy Finan, 35, 2730 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
David. Grillbortzer, SO, Alexandria, Va,
1sraei Lestne, s. 1924 ogden den st. TN NV. and
Cecilia Bortnick, Is, 4S34 Blagden ave.
NV.
Willie Hoyle. As. 4s Independence ave sw.,
and Mildred Fields 30, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Ct; NV. and Esther Fine, "a. 225 Long
Ernest Robson, 2s. so2 Perry pl. ne.
and Betty Elliott, 20, e04 Perry pl.
,.ad ns o.~v.r "a Esao N.v.d. az. ~
and Nancy Rogers, IS, 102 Aspen st.,
Chevy Chase, Nd.
Fred Martell, Al. and June Crew, 26, both
of 1920 Livingston I'd. Sc.
Harold Mccoy, 20, 3343 Brothers pl Sc.
and Naomi Hensleys, 1s. 415 4th st. ne.
William Irwin jr., 81, b516 seth st. NV.
and Jane Hunt. 22. Bethesda, Md.
Donald Bausch, 22. 1888 Kerry st, ne,
and Ruth Kolwitz, "a, 1922 9th st. ne.
Louis Petherbridge. 81. !5014 Iowa ave;
NV, and Hazel Smallwood, 35. AT
Edward irving, j., %; Roanoke, Va, and
James Colston, 22, 1911 s st. NV, and
Mercedes Pryor. 21, 5414 Blaine St. ne.
David Robinson. 81. 5e7 Columbia I'd, NV,
and Marilyn Roy, 81, $40 Columbia I'd.
James Nickerson, 20. 1862 California st.
NV, and Lissie Dixon, %. 1920 U st.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Prank saunder, sb, and Annabelle Har-
rison, 22, both Of 1902 c st. ne.
Clyde Coulter. 3r., "a, 612 North Wash
Garland, 22, 1880 New Hampshire ave.
NV.
Harold Kronberg, 90. and Eve Abraham,
81. both Of 34G5 Highwood drive. Sc.
John Thomson, 81, 4015 q. ST.. Sc. and
Marie Webb, 80. 1911 28th pl. Sc.
Charles Eskey, SO. 1000 Cathedral ave.
NV, and Sadie Unger, %. Rockford, Ill.
William Copeland. "a. New York City. and
Martha Collie, 25. 4201 Connecticut ave.
Arthur Bresier, "a. New York City, and
Ida Feldman, %, 1901 Trinidad ave. ne
Charles Putt, "a, and Patricia Putt, ~,
both of 1922 Kearny st. ne.
Roy Crane, 5s. Denver, Colo, and Flora
Murphy, SO, 3525 Davenport st. NV.
Jack Rosenburg. %. 800 4th st. NV. and
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. latps couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tpait three full days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
"fEs' 5,,ias 1ss' oa.:' s9F's' sS san
Estebsn De Castro, as. 1880 18th st.
p.vs and sl1s Joan Ret5.sds sishsrds Ma IS Wood
nsrs ar sash'@ g. ae 2rlessss GnsssG ms
hG2sSa1e Gsurs hecsio 80 sfs4 ss
clyse = Wsy.nt: q. Aiteeps, Il. Pa; : and a
Lydia Lydia Ksbe. y. ST. tn st. ne.
''Gss nSae'is noisy g. lssf Park 'RG
acres, Md, and Martha souder. ~,
Rshsfd aSes MsrI1sHa s4lnssy, st. NV vhehsnd Center
Wis, and Margaret Heagerty. 20. 2410
Bss aPth hussk; ss n;St 1,ien; n. r. and Dorota,
rrsSF Msnsh Il sSs g. 7tn snd M.ty A. roasl.t
sfss. g. both 1tsnea of 54s 1Sth 1Sd 81 4. r. s
John Rooney, 29, 1900 Hall pl NV, and
Alice Richards. 81, 701 Lawrence st.
ne.
'0Sn Marss4ss rs1tsf Mea.r e. 4Sis 9Th sn g.
willie speisht, 3r., 26. 404 1st. st. NV,
and Viola Atkins, -2s. sos 1st st.: NV.
William wilkins. So, STANFORD, Conn.,
Sylvester Taylor, Fl. 505 r st. ne, and
willie a scurry. 20, 1881 Que St: NV. and
Annie Yalow, 81, 1912 9th St: NV
Lewis Holmes, 81, 1902 Que st, NV, ana
, Mary Moody, g. s2s $3.50 PRO a.S: St: :;w. y
and. Gladys IBeason, 720 10th st. ne.
43, both of 402 End st. s.w.
william Moses, 33, and Barbara LAnsley,
90, 1889 Livingston st. NV.
ne, and Harriet doldins. So %o14
o,lbeTt Wasanheim, 2s, 7a4 4th st. s.w..
and Edythe Peck, 21. 1880 irving st.
John Farley. 3r. ss, $40 Randolph ,st.
NV. and Eva Cline. ~, $40 Randolph
Leonard on &c xcitrenbaum, "a, 7os Rittenhouse
Evening star., 1947-08-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-7


Elaine Miller. 20. 500 King st.. Alex
Martin Belts. 21, and Rosie coccis, 81,
wills conover. ir,. Is, 3ia1 18th st. NV,
and Mary Felker, 1s, 1918 Eastern ave
NV.
st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Coronado, the Spanish explorer
is reputed to have travelled as far
north as Nebraska in 1541.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

The tulip was first known to grow
wild In Persian fields.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

geles dickering for a pro job in Pen
dleton, Greg. Gen. and Mrs
Walter Weible, she is the former
DCWGA president, sent q postcard
from Japan, where they have played
number of golf courses. The
National PGA has accepted the
membership applications Of Al Price
of Rock Greek, Bobby Bowers Of In
dian Spring, Val Ruffo of Woodmont
and Max Elbin of Burning Tree.
Harry Sharp made the first hole
in one of 1947 at Belle Haven Satur-
day when he dropped q four-iron
shot on the 140-yard seventh hole.
Capt. AL Brooks and Mike Duffy
witnessed the shot. The PGA's
Professional Golfer, a monthly mag
azine, will be enlarged and stream
lined starting with the next issue.
What's more important to the pros,
the report is that it finally will come
out on time. American univer-
sity will be represented by avgolf
team this year, the first official team
in the schools history. Betty
Jameson predicts marked increase
in the number Of women profess
sional golfers this year. -. Dick
Westwood continues his geneology
of washington Golf and Country
Club in the current issue Of the Tee
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Hockey Lions Seeking Lead Tie
In Clash With Rovers Here

morrow night would get them In q
first-place tie.
Scoring at Boston yesterday came
in spurts. The Pics got two goals In
the first period, which the Lions
matched in the second. The Pics
got two more to start the finale,
which the Lions again matched.
Then 1t was the Pics turn to notch
two more and the game.
IT was Pat Coburn and Eddie
Barry who jumped Boston to Its
go lead In the opening 20-minutes
yesterday, while Phil vitale and Ken
PARTS countered for washington In
the second. Tommy Brennan and
Ronnie Rowe fired consecutive shots
for another Boston edge early In
1.-THE final frame, but PARTS and Joe
| Catlin came right back to score
within 80 seconds Of each other and
make II another tie. So
The Lions thereafter forced the
play and appeared headed for VIC
tory when >Clin Thompson Of .Bos-
ton stole the puck and soloed in
the goal that finally put the Pics
In front. Bobby Schnurr added q
clincher IS seconds later.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Army, Navy Teams Tie
In Lily Bowl Grid Test
" II. A.see;aisd Press

HAMILTON Bermuda. Jan. s--
The fifth Lily Bowl football game
yesterday ended In a TT tie between
the United States Army base and
the Navy base when Capt. n. w.
Hoffman Of New York dashed rs
yards for an Army touchdown in the
final quarter Of play. About 5000
spectators packed the small stands
and clustered around the palr1-
frinsed Bermuda Athletic Associa-
ton field to watch a game played
with much Of the color and trap
pings Of q West Point-Annapoiis
meeting.
After q scoreless first half, Ensign
In, G. Martini Of West Englewood,
N. j., fell on q blocked Army punt In
the end zone for a Navy touchdown.
la. r. Oratagus of Miami. Fla,
added the extra point. Honman's
long gallop, followed by conversion
|by It. Felix Tidwell Of Durant,
Okla, tied the score.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Forfeit Costs Grid
Winners Crown
81 shs Assoeiatsd Prsss

Los ANGELES, Jan. 6.-The
Gilmore Field scorebard showed:
San Francisco Clippers ~, Los
Angeles Bulldogs 10 when the
final gun fred Sunday and the
crowd Of $500 vert home iIi1-
aware that the Bulldogs had tri-
umphed, TO O.
The Bulldogs won by forfeit
and the victory gave them cham-
pionship Of the Pacific Coast
League, southern division, and
the right to meet the Tacoma
Indians, northern division title
holders, on January 10.
The forfeit was awarded by
Pacific Coast League Prexy j.
Rufus Clawans. after the owner
Of the Clippers, Frank Ciraolo.
had reported his discovery that
!. John Woudenberg. playing tackle
position under the name Of
Courtney Thorell. was ineligible.
Woudenberg, In fact, played quite
lot Of tackle for the San Fran
cisco 40ers in the All-America
pro loop last season.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington Capitels at Pitts
burgh (pro5> =
st. Johns at Central, $3.50. -
Hockey.
Primo etonfvs.4 GeorgetoWn,
Uline Arena, $50. s.
Boxing.
Herbie Jones, VS.. Pedro Firpo,
1o-round featherweight feature,
Turner's Arena, .8:45. 49, at 80
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball. ....
King Point VS.. George Wash
ington, at Tech gym, $3.50.
Hyattsville at Tech, $3.50.
Bladensburg at Roosevelt, $50.
Bethesda at Eastern, $3.50.
Wilson at George Washington
High, Alexandria, $3.50.
st. Paul at Chamberlain, $3.50.
Boxing. ..tes-.
Boys Club amateur tourna-
ment, semifinals, Turner's Arena,
$3.50.
Hockey.
New York Royers VS.. Washing
ton Lions, Uline Arena, $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Greater PEA Field Assured
ByMoving Up Tourney Date
By MerreII WhittIesey

The Professional Golfers Associa-
ton will try something new this
year in scheduling the National
PGA championship the week afte,
the National Open. The latter event
will be played June 12-14 at the
st. Louis Country Club and the
PGA June 1924 at Detroit's Plum
Hollow course.
The PGA gave three reasons for
moving up its title tournament,
which means the two biggest golf
crowns of the year will be decided
within II days. First, it will assure
. greater field; second, will be a con-
senience to the pro golfer, and third,
will mean the pros can compete In
both events and lose less time than
formerly from their club jobs.
The switch in dates means the
PGA win be played from Wednes-
day Of one week through Tuesday
af the next week, a departure from
the previous schedule which called
for the first qualifying round On Mon
day and the final on Sunday. The
t>urnament viii have greater gallery
appeal as under the new setup the
big Saturday and Sunday crowds
will see 16 and players in action
respectively, instead of four and two
In the sen1inals and final.
In addition, sectional qualifying
rounds win be held throughout the
country for the PGA on May 19
while in previous years the sectional
trial dates have been optional. The
tournament again will be played for
a s25,o00 guarantee.
DIvOT DATA-Fred Bolton, the
Bethesda better who has had three
golf Jobs since his discharge from
the Army, currently Is In Los An
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Caps Garry 800 Basket Mark
To Pittsburgh Floor Tonight

Washington's Capitols. who broke
q two-game losing streak at the ex-
pense Of Cleveland Saturday night
in Uline Arena, carry their BOO
basket ball winning mark to Pitts
bureh tonight where they battle the
last-place Ironmen.
The Caps return to Uline's
Wednesday night to entertain the
Providence Steamrollers.
with IS games still remaining IN
the season, the Caps find them
selves three and one-half games In
front Of the New York Knicker-
bockers, who boast a new scoring
artist IN Leo Gottleib, an obscure
sub who has been having trouble
getting into the starting lineup.
Caging ~ points against Detroit
in, Saturdays $3.50 Knick victory,
the set-shooting guard added 81
more points last night In New York's .
5o-57 edge over the st. Louis Bomb
Evening star., 1947-01-06
By Joe ReiehIer,
Assosiated Irsss sporis Mriasr

When Adolph Rupp Of Kentucky, ]
Hank Iba Of Oklahoma A. q M. and
other big-time college basket ball
coaches predicted early this season
that no major quintet would sur
vive the campaign without q de-
feat, little did they realize what ex-
acellent prognosticators they were.
With the cage season barely four
weeks old, only eight outfits have
managed to retain lnsullied states.
Al dozen hit pitfalls during the last
week as Oregon and Santa Clara IN
the Far West; Iowa, Purdue and
western Michigan In the Midwest;
Kentucky, Georgia Tech and Duke
In the Southeast and G. G. N. T.,
Holy Cross, Cornell and Syracuse in
the East dropped their first genes.
OF the major teams that have
played four or more games, only
Seton Hall, Washington, Duquesne,
Marshall, Rhode Island State. La
fayette, West Virginia and Eastern
Kentucky survived last weeks up
heaval. OF these MAshall, West
Virginia, Lafayette, and Eastern
Kentucky face tough assignments
this week while the others engage
comparatively easy opposition.
West Virginia to Play Canisius.
West Virginia, winner Of five
straight, has a breather in st.
Francis Of Brooklyn Thursday but
must hurdle tough Canisius at Buf-
falo Saturday. Lafayette, four
time winner, meets a strong oppo-
nent in Columbia Wednesday; Mar
shall (9-0) takes on Akron t7-o)
Saturday and Eastern Kentucky
(7-O tackles a good team Thursday
in Murray State Teachers of Ken
lucky.
Seton Hall, which meets Scranton
Wednesday, owns the best record.
The South Orange IN. j. quintet,
which resumed the sport this sea-
|son after q four-year layoh due to
1.-THE war, whipped Toledo Saturday
might for its 21st consecutive tri-
|umph, II this season and q carry
over Of 10 from the l943 campaign.
Duquesne, also back In compete
ton for the first time since the
war ended, made Utah its ninth vic
tim last Friday. Rhode Island, al
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Unbeoten List Is Cut to Eight
As Dozen Fives Meet Defect

though held to 81 points. its lowest
total Of the season, upset st. Johns
In Madison Square Garden Satur-
day night for its fifth win. Wash
ington OF the Pacific Coast Confer
ence handed Idaho, last years
Northern champions, q double lac
ing over the week end TO stretch It's
winning streak to nine In q row..
Other Streaks Broken.
washington State, the Oklahonaa
Aggies, Oklahoma and Wisconsin
took the weeks headlines. State
ended Santa Clara,s nine-game win-
ming streak New Year eve, 6o-38, and
blasted Oregons I2-game streak
three days later, 52-4e. The Aggies
shattered Kentucky's 26-galne
streak, 37-31 at the Sugar Bowl In
New Orleans. Oklahoma whipped
c. G. N. Y, 55-52, on New Year
night and Wisconsin tripped Iowa
l63-62.
Among the strong once-beater
fives, N. Y. u, Kentucky, the Aggies
City College, Notre Dame, Oregon
Oregon State, Penn, Michigan
Texas, Syracuse and Arizona still
rate as the powers to be reckoned
with for national honorS.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Favored Illinois Finds
Biz Nine Basket Ball
Title Quest Tough
By mo Assseisisd Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 6--Illincis, an
outstanding Big Nine champion
ship choice in preseason reckoning.
WIN take on Minnesota tonight In
the frst OF four home cage, games
which should prove whether the
whiz kids have the stun to carry
through to the basket ball title.
Starting with the Gophers. who
were beaten. 43-4i, Saturday night
|by Ohio State, the Illini viii meet
Northwestern, the Buckeyes and
wisconsin in less than three weeks,
Already stinging from q 53-47 de-
feat by the Badgers at Madison II
their Big Nine opener last week,
Illinois must sweep this important
string Of home tests to rate as
contender.
THE Minnesota Illinois engage
ment tops d six-gane conference
schedule this week In which all
teams except Purdue viii be In Big
Mine competition. Indiana, with q
I3-4 preliminary record, enters Its
bid tonight at Ohio State without
the services Of John wallace, who
Leads the Hoosiers In scoring with
l95 points. Wallace Is suffering from
shingles.
-Four games will cap the week
Saturday. Northwestern, who scored
lonly eight points insthe first halt
Il TO lose, 1881, to Michigan, becomes
Illinois second home opponent;
Ohio State travels to Iowa. whose
1Hawkeyes were downed, 63-62, by
the Badgers, despite the 24-point
production of Scoring Ace Murray
Wier; Indiana goes to Wisconsin
which has become the major con-
tender for the cage crown after
defeating Illinos and Iowa last week
and Michigan is at Minnesota.
Illinois warmed up for its forth
coming home stand Saturday night
by battering the University oi
Mexico, 1856. Ohio State beat
Minnesota, 43-41, for the 2ard
straight home court victory.
Wier,s "a points against Wiscon-
son, whose Bob Cook contributed az
boosted the Iowa forwards average
Ito ITS in seven games, the bes,
scoring mark In the Midwest.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Hogan 7 Shots Aheat
As |. A. open Field
Starts Final Round
sy shs Asseeiossd Press

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6.-Ben
Hogan, the smart ones said. had the
Los Angeles Open tucked in his
back pocket today as firing began
on the final Is holes Of the 72-hole
tour over Riviera Country. Clubs
tricky course.
The Hershey Pa.) sharpshooter,
ut 208 for the first 54, had q two
stroke margin over Toney Penna,
Cincinnati, who was making his
gamest try for major tournament
win
Penna, who wasn't even in golf
dom's top dozen money winners in
1946 and hasn't copped big tour
nament since Hector was pup, If
then, shot near-sensational golf yes
terday to post q one-under-par 10
and shave two strokes of Hogan's
previous lead.
But close observers gave him only
an outside chance to overhaul Ho-
gan, the 1916 king, who usually gets
steadier as the going toughens.
Hogan, however, might have to shoot
better than yesterdays 72 to make
his first 1947 start a winning one.
Worsham Barely Qualities.
Wasl1ington's Lew Worsham barely
qualified for the final IS holes after
o disastrous, 80 and a 226 total for
the three rounds. Worsham said it
was the first time since the spring
of 1946 that he had been In the
COS.
The Capital City pro. who was
In position to take down one of the
major prizes with a LAG total for
two rounds, started yesterdays
round with birdie 4. He managed
to play front nine on SO despite a
double bogey on the ninth and then
started the back nine with a birdie
8. The 18th hole cost him double
bogey z, however, and he lost all
hopes of finishing in the money with
two-oyer par holes at IA and Is.
Aside from Penna, only Ed Porky)
Oliver, the pudgy Wilmington,
Del), slugger, was given a chance
to horn in on Hogan's act. Oliver
was third, five strokes behind the
leader at 213.
The, Italian-born Penna, incl
dentally, has been in the top 10 in
this tourney only once-seventh in
1940-and Oliver has never been In
the select circle here. Hogan won
the L. A. Open in 1912 and was
runner-up to Byron Nelson last year.
Battle for Other Spots.
A hot battle was on for other
money spots in the $4,000 event.
Dai Rees, British stroker, came in
at 215, along with low-amateur, Bud
Ward of Spokane, Wash. George
Fazio, Los Angeles, had 216, with
Chick Harbert, Detroit, and Bruce
Mccormick, Los Angeles amateur,
ct 217.
Herman Barron, White Plains,
N. Y, veteran and runner-up to
Hogan in money won last year,
shot a sizzling 68 yesterday to pull
up at 218, along with another anna
teur, Frank Stranahan Of Toledo,
Ohio.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Rising Jones Will Face
Rugged Test in Firpo
tonight at turner's

k 1t will mean quite q boost for
Herbie Jones, young District feath-
erweight, II he can get past Pedro
Frpo in tonight's 10-round main
event fight at Turner's Arena.
Herbie's a 1s-year-old southpaw
who's coming along nicely In tile
fight game, and a win over the Cam
den battler would make good
showing on his record.
Whether he can get a win over
Firpo is the question. The visitor
is not the kind Of pushover gen.
orally selected for q rising young
fighter, but neither we're some OF
the others Herbie has met in the
last several months. Pedro at one
time had championship aspira-
tions Of his own and he still is q
shade above the usual run Of Jour-
neyman fighter. He has been fight
ing professionally since 1941, while
Herbie has been in the beak-busting
game for about one year.
In addition to the experience edge
Firpo will carry against Jones to-
night he'll also have q weight adj
vantage. Much Of his battling has
been against nghtweights, and he's
listed as q lightweight himself.
while Jones is a feather. He has
beaten quite a number of good boys,
including Washington's Lew Han
bury and Lulu Costantino. He's no
stranger in Washington, Incidental
", having had string Of fights
here back in 1914. He beat Johnny
Cockfield, who was a pretty tough
cookie at the time, and Oscar
Wright, and also drew against and
lost to Jimmy Phillips.
One thing in Herbies favor Is
that he's a southpaw, and his style
is somewhat puzzling, as Petey vir-
gin, Clint Miller and Jimmy Nc
Allister discovered.
Tonight's semif1nal bout adds pop
ularity to the card as it brings back
Frank Sweeney, former local anna
teur. Now a light heavyweight,
Frank is making his first fight In
over year as he goes against Pedro
Bass of Baltimore in 6-rounder.
other supporting numbers, all +
FOUNDERS, are Stonewall jackson
against Howard Faulkner, Jimmy
Jones against Johnny Snead and
Young Joe Louis against Johnny
Hanbury. First fight will be ct
Q.AE - srf F~.-
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Richmond Pin Iourne,
Annexed by Saniini
In Brilliant Finish
By Ben McAlwes

|
Tony santini. Chevy Chase Ice
Palace team star. today sported his
third major duckpin tournament
victory Of the season after ont
bowling two other Warrington top
Fighters in : brilliant finish to win
the eighth annual captain" Frank
A. Jett'open at Richmond, Va. with
q 7-same score Of s6s
santini fred final 40 to beat
out Howard Parsons, Bethesda Bowl
ing Center. ace, whose ANAL string
Of l3s gave him second place with
95l and Karl Gochenour, Brookland
Recreation pilot. who finished third
with s43 after . last game Of l29.
santini Comes Back. III
Santini, with the tournaments
top single Of lit, led his two close
hometown rivals at the end OF
three games with 40. Gochenour
held second with 426 after rolling
100, 14S and 148. Parsons was third
with 403.
Gochenour took the, lead with q
fourth game effort Of 129. Parsons
slipped into second with 1873, while
Santini dropped to third place with
lot. Gochenour maintained his
lead with IA, counting 607 for his
five strings. Santini supplanted Par
sons as the runnerup with 157 to
tally 6e3. Parsons with 119 counted
$50.
Santini regained the lead at the
end Of the sixth game when 127
gave him $40. A 1856 put Parsons
back In second place with 815 while
Gochenour skidded to third with
l117 tor s14. From here Santini
sailed In with his 148 to collect top
| prize Of $50.
Rinaldi Places Fifth.
Six other Capital contestants were
among the "a prize winners. Nick
Rinaldi, Chevy Chase Ice Palace
team captain, was nth with $50,
Lou jenkins Of Rosslyn was sixth
with 90, Paul Perkins, King Pin,
with 9o6 tied for seventh place with
Frank. Thore, Of Greensboro, N. g.,
Lindsey Stott, King Pin, with 8es
tied for 18th place with Earl Camp
bell of Baltimore and Milton Walker
and FL Geib, defending champion,
tied for 17th place with 8sss. Ray
Watson Of Clarendon was among the
consolation game winners with 1e5.
Other prize winners were Chip
Taylor, Richmond, fourth, S39; Pete
Smith; Richmond. ninth, 9o2; Joe
Southwark, Richmond, 10th, 90l;
Charles Bryant, Lynchburg, Va,
900; Al Duke, Richmond, 18th, 8e6;
Charles Tucker. Newport News. Va.
18th, ss5: Teddy Weinberger. Balti-
more, 18th. 895.
The event. named for one Of Rich
mond's bowling pioneers and held at
Bill Haskins' Regent drives for the
first time since 1912, attracted los
leading Central-South Atlantic pin
men, "
Evening star., 1947-01-06
| Castro Stors in Debut
lin Boys Club Cage PIuy

Jack Castro. former Western all
high star, Was the big gun in Foggy
Bottoms 55-38 win ever Boys Club
Vets yesterday in the opening round
of the Boys Club Sunday basket
ball league at Georgetown Branch
Castro sank 81 points.
In the other league game, Greek
Garachis sank IL points to pace
Wilson A. G. to a 31-N victory ovei
International Business Machine.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
sho' Loop Still Hunting
For New President
BY The Asseeiafsd Press

EASTON, Md.y Jan. 6.-The East
|ern Shore Baseball League still
lacked a president today ar1d
Thomas M. Kihler, washington Col
lege athletic director, has been asked
to reconsider his decision to quit
Five others are being considered
for the post, including Judge Shel.
don Jones Of Salisbury, Judge Caleb
Layton of Georgetown, Del; Dallas
culver Of Seafcrd, DEL; Pat Keyei
OF Wilmington. DEL, and 3. Mallard
Tawes Of Crisfield.