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The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
Jews Kidnap Two BritOns
tBY Carter L. Davidson)

JERUSALEM, (P) - Two kid napingS of Britons resulted in the placing of 9O,OOO Palestine Jews under house arrest today, and British military forces postponed the hanging scheduled tomorrow of an alleged Jewish underground terrorist.
 Police officials said the kidnap- ings of a British banker and a British judge apparently were eff forts by the Irgun Zvai Leumi, un- derground organ. .zation, to head off the execution of an alleged IT, gun member convicted of partici- pating in an attack on a police sta ton.
 It. Gen. Sir Evelyn Barker or dered an indeterminate delay in the hanging of the man, Dow Bella Groner B. The delay was granted when a Palestine attorney acting on behalf of Groner's sister in Lancaster, Pa, Mrs. Helen Fried man, took steps to appeal the case to the Privy Council, Britain's su- preme court.
 The military clamped a strict house-to- house curfeW on 90,00O Jews.
 LONDON (P)-Dr. Jamal Elf fendi Husseini, vice chairman of the Palestine Arab higher execu- tive rejected partition today as a solution of the Palestine problem and warned that creation of Jew ish state there would be perm anent source of trouble in the East"
 A fresh outbreak on anti-British violence in Palestine by the Jew ish underground dimmed hopes for satisfactory settlement.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Miss Higdom Bride
|Of Frank ]. Dillon

st. Aloysius' Church was the scene
of the wedding yesterday morning
|of Miss Patricia Ann Higdon and
Mr.. Frank Jay Dillon, which took
place at 10 O'Clock with the Rev.
William A. Horigan, s. j., oniciating.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Higdon OF Ber-
wyn and she was escorted by her
father to the steps of the sanctuary.
Her sister, Mrs. Walter r. Everett,
attended her as matron OF honor,
and Miss Rita Hurley and Miss
Mary Doherty were the bridesmaids.
Mr.. Dillon Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dillon Of Washington
and his brother, Mr.. Robert w. Dill
lon, served as his best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Herbert s. Higdon
and Mr.. Howard Hudson.
I After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillon left for an extended visit in
the Pocono Mountains.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Reception at Chb
F0II0ws Wedding

A reception at the Washington
Club followed the wedding yesterday
morning in st. Gabriel's Catholic
Church of Miss Yolanda Theresa
Giampetroni and Mr.. Dominic Co
leila. The Rev. Louis w. Albert OFF,
ciated at the ceremony.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Giampetroni, the bride was
escorted by he1' father and Miss
Josephine T. Colella, cousin OF the
bridegroom, was her maid Of honor
Miss Ruby G.. Calvisi, cousin Of the
bride; Miss Anna N. Marsanopoli
Miss Anna Monaldo and Miss Re-
gina Goddard were the bridesmaids
Frances Nicolette Calvisi, also a
cousin of the bride, was the flower
girl.
MIR. Colella is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Colella Of Waldorf, Nd
His cousin, Mr.. Eugene F. Colella
was his best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Daniel r. Giampetroni
brother Of the bride; Mr.. Frank
Ciatti of Dearborn, Mich, cousin
Of the bride; Mr.. Leonard r. colella,
cousin Of the bridegroom. and Mr.
John Bartolomeo.
Evening star., 1947-06-15


Before her marriage yester-
day to Mr.. Guy Bramlett Hd-
thorn, the bride 1oas Miss Ann
Walker, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Walker OF
Hyattspille. Her Dedding
took place in the Hyattsuille
Presbyterian Church, tpith the
Rep. D. Hobart Euans o61ciat-
ing at the double ring cere-
mony. A reception tollowed
at the home OF the bride. Miss
Carlos Barnes of Baltimore
Das her cousins only attend
ant and Mr.. William, A. Parker
was best man. Mr.. Loy M.
Shtpp, jr., and Mr.. Robert C.
Hazard ,oere the nshers. The
bride is a graduate OF Duke
University. Her husband re-
ceiued his A. B. and M. A. de-
grees from the University OF
Mississippi and plans to con-
ttnne his graduate studies at
Duke University in the au-
tumn. --Under,Dood Photo.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Miss Fabrizio We'd
To OWen p. T0aIe

Miss Vichy Rachid of Puerto Rico
was the soloist at the wedding yes
terday morning in st. Anthony's
Church OF Miss Teresa Candida Fa-
brizio and Mr.. owen Paul Toale III.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. AMIGO G. Fabrizio OF Erie,
Pa, who came for the wedding, and
her father escorted her to the steps
of the sanctuary. The Rev. John
Coady of1iciated at the ceremony.
Miss Angelina Fabrizio Of Lexing-
ton, KY, was her sisters maid OF
honor and the bridegroom, who Is
the son Of Mr.. Owen Toale, jr., and
the late Mrs. Toale, had his father
as his best man.
A wedding breakfast was held at
the Willard Hotel and in the after
noon Miss Rachid was hostess at q
reception in her Washington home,
Evening star., 1947-06-15

lSpeel ofnciating, and . reception
followed in the home Of the brides
parents.
The bride was given In marriage
Iby her grandfather, Mr.. William 3.
Stewart. who was celebrating his
list birthday anniversary. and was
attended by Miss Marilyn 6arrin.
Her brother, Mr.. Alfred U. Dion,
served as best man for the bride
groom and Mr.. Erwin w. Stewart
was the usher.
The bridegrooms parents cele-
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Mover-CauceI0se
Ceremony Held

The Univeralist National Memo
rial Church was the scene Of the
marriage recently OF Miss Joan
Beryl Cancelose, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph j. Cancelose. te
Mr.. George Franklin Meyer, son ot
Mrs. Lottie c. Meyer. The Rev. DR.
Seth R.. Brooks off1ciated at the
ceremony.
Escorted and given In marriage
by her father, the bride was at
tended by Mrs. Evalyn r. Turner a.
matron Of honor. The other at
tendants were Mrs. Fred Wheeler
Miss Betty Lou Vogel, Mrs. Jeanne
Morse and Mrs. Marjorie Rigby.
Mr.. Scott Meyer was best man
for his brother and the ushers were
Mr. Ned Cross, Mr.. Vincent Can
celose, brother of the bride; Mr..
Wheeler and Mr.. Warren Richard
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer went to Vir-
ginia Beach on their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Miss Dion Bride
|Of ". W . HenkeI

Announcement Is made OF the
marriage Of Miss Madeline Eiois
Dion, daughter of Mrs. Irene dion
lof Providence, r. T.. to Mr.. William
Wallace Henkel, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Henkel Of this city.
The wedding took place recently
in Providence In the United Prsshy-
terian Church, the Rev. John Field
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Miss Mason " ed
In Alesandyia

The marriage Of Miss Sarah Mar.
garet Mason Of Alexandra, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
rington Mason Of Newport News, to
Mr.. Travis Lee Houser, son Of Col
and Mrs. March Hugh Houser Of
Washington, took place yesterday
morning In Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Alexandria.
Escorted and given In marriage
by her father, the bride. was at
Evening star., 1947-06-15
Miss Robinson
Weds Chilean

st. Patrick's Episcopal Church In
Foxhall Village was the scene OF the
wedding June 7 Of Miss Josephine
Gould Robinson, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Lee Morgan Robinson. AND
1t william Frederick Walbaum OF
the Chilean Naval Commission.
The bride attended Washington
schools and is a graduate Of Hollins
College In Virginia. 1t Walbaum
who is the son Of Mrs. Adolphus P
Walbaum Of San Felipe and Valpa-
raiso, Is graduate Of the Naval
Academy Of Chile.
Haiti's newest industry-makine
sisal fiber shoes and slippers-is
booming.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

tended by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Richard David Mason, as matron Of
honor. Mr.. Mason was best man
for the bridegroom and MIR. Philip
Benjamin Mason, another brother
Of the bride, served as usher.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Houser will 60 to Bard College,
Annandale-on-Hudson to make
their home.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

|hrated their silver wedding ami
|versary at q surprise tea given last
Sunday by Mrs. Kathryn Lyncn and
Evening star., 1947-06-15

attended By the Rev. Dr.. Bernard
|Braskamp who otilciated at their
wedding, and Mrs. Braskamp.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Kentucky-Irish Game to Head
U. S. Cage Progrum>This Week

week, while Army (6-0) faces two
tough ones in Villanova and Penn
sylVania.
The other unbeaten teams include
Kirksville (Mo) 1910; Wheaton (Ill)
go; West Virginia SO; washington
& Jefferson TO and Trinity Comm
TO.
Tasting defeat for the first time
during the last week were Eastern
Kentucky, Mankato (Minn) Teach
ers and Slippery Rock, Pa. who were
knocked out of the unbeaten picture
by Murray State, KY, Moorhead,
Mimi, and Trinity Teachers OF New
Jersey, respectively.
Columbia, Princeton Tied.
Sectionally this is how the sit
uation stands:
Eastern collegiate-,Columbia and
Eastern ndependents-New York. Uni
canisius, Georsetown, Holy Cross, Rhode
Island and Syracuse step behlnd
tied for first place with Indiana, Mime
sofa and Illinois half game behind.
Midwest independents--Notre Dame on
top, with Bradley, De Paul and Bowling
Green pressing for recognition.
Southern Conference.-The and South
Carolina are tied for the top as North Car
olina lost to Maryland. The White Phan-
toms and North Carolina State still may
cause trouble.
Southeast a standout al
though Alabama leads with 80 as COM
pared to the Wildcats 80.
Atlantic-Muhlenberg and Lafay-
Evening star., 1947-01-27

Two big games, Tech against
George Washington at Alexandra
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50, and
St. Johns against Gonzaga on
Thursday night. top this weeks
hefty high school basket ball sched-
ule.
Tech has won eight straight and
is tied with Coolidge for first place
in the District public high series.
G. w. has 10 straight. having beat
en- archrival Washington-Lee only
last Saturday, and has an overall
record of IL wins in IL starts. 1t
later avenged that lone setback
by Wilson.
Both Alexandria game foes are
fast breaking, accurate shooting
ouints. Techs big guns are CLAUDE
Wickers, who tossed IN "a points
against Western last Saturday
night: Paul Pacini, Bob Murray
and Johnny Chase. All except
Wickers are well over the 6-toot
mark. G. w. can't match Teen IN
height, but it has scrappy cluo'
led hv Boots Boaz and Billy Rorer.
Eagles, Cadets Well Matcnea:
Two excellent records also Will oe
matched in the st. Johns-Gonzaga
game at Catholic University. Inc
Johnnies have won II and dropped
four. while the Eagles have run up
six-game winning streak after
losing their opener.
The Johnnies ran their string ol
victories to five straight YESTERDAY
in Baltimore by edging Calvert Han
in the last few seconds OF play
1886.
With one minute and 80 SECONDS
to 60, Dom Antonelli gave the nosss
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Lorraine GuIIi Scores
Top SET in U. 5. Open;
| BaItimorean Wins

| Marion Line of Baltimore. with
score of 1,278, won the 10Th an
nual Women's United States Open
yesterday at the Brooklyn Rec
reation in the Maryland metropolis.
The tall Oriole star posted FIVE
game sets of $50 and 622 to triumph
over II other duckpin stars hailing
from Connecticut to Georgia. Her
$3.50 prize was the highest ever won
in a woman's duckpin stake event.
Mamie Mcdonnell of Bristol,
Conn, and Elizabeth Barger of Bal
timore, defending champion, tied
for second place with 1,255. The
New Englander fired the tourna-
ment's second highest set Of 654 for
her first round and finished with
COL. Mrs. Barger bowled 628 and
629. Each won $125.
Two Baltimoreans were fourth
and fifth, with Minerva Weisenborn
counting 594-617-1,211 to nose out
Ruth Zentz, who marked up 567-
642-1, 200.
Lorraine GULL, with a sixth-place
score of 1903, which she clirnaxed
with the tournaments highest set
of 656, was high among Washing
tons 10 contestants.
Other major prize winners:
Grace Wiltshire. Richmond 624-5s3-
.207;.- Jessie Sacrey, Washington, $685.
610-1.205: Evelyn Saunders, Washing
ton, 5Ss-610-1, ,19s; Iva Leaverton. Balti-
more. 60S-5s8 = 1,196;. Norma Baker,
Baltimore. el6-5TS-1,1 ,194; Lola Shana-
han, Baltimore. 630-561-1,191; Evelyn
Nickel, Washington. 575-614-1, 1S9; Lois
Gladding, Washington, 584-594-1, ,179.
ners: Louise Garilli Washington, 161:
Lucy Leary,. Richmond, 161; Dorothy
Whitlock. Baltimore 64s: Kitty Kendrick,
10
Evening star., 1947-01-27
RossIyn Pin Handicap
Won by-Max Reznick

Max Reznick, Hebrew League
pinman, with a gross 247 score which
included a 35-pin handicap, was the
victor over an unprecedented field
of 293 other bowlers who turned out
for the seasons first one-ball handi-
cap yesterday at Rosslyn. Besides
a prize of $75 the winner received
an option on a new Nash car.
Vic Seville, Georgetown CONNER
cial League, won $40 with runner
up score of 25-z43. James Tomlin
Rosslyn, pocketed third money, $50
with 26-242. Mike German was
fourth, 21-240, $25.
Others in the long prize list:
Nook shendow, 237; Henry Lederer, 237
dwight Mason. 232; William Hoffman
gal; Bill ,Jeffries, 231: Cap Smith, 33d
Bill Duvall, 230; Mike Pasternak. 230
Bill Athey, 230; Phil Wall. 228; Stretch
Harris. 22s; Bob silverman' 22s; Ray
High games-Jack Mahoney, s4; Buck
Mcdonald. SO; Bud Wrenn, 81: John
Burger, 78 High scratch sets-Phil Det-
weller, 2O9; Fred Dieterich, 200; Billy
Hawkins, POS. Joe Mallon, 2O6
Evening star., 1947-01-27
BY the Associated Press

The Kentucky-Notre Dame game
at Louisville, KY, Saturday head
lines the program this week in one
of the most hectic college basket
ball schedules of the season.
The Wildcats, generally rated as
the No. l team of the Nation,
have dropped only one game in 10
starts, 37-31 setback by the Okla
homa Aggies. Notre Dame. the
top-ranklng independent quintet in
the Midwest, has lost only twice in
IL outings, to Wisconsin and Purdue.
Other outstanding court clashes
this week include the Oklahoma
Aggies at Oklahoma, st. Joseph's VS..
st. Johns at Philadelphia, De Paul
VS.. Oklahoma Aggies at Chicago,
and Navy at Duke.
'Bama Faces Tough Foes.
All of the Nations II undefeated
teams also go to the post this week
with Alabama O1-O facing the
most difficult task. The Crimson
Tide engages in three Southeastern
Conference games, meeting Tulane
tonight Mississippi Thursday and
tough Georgia Tech Saturday.
Setog' Hall G7-0) and Panzer
900, two >unbeaten teams, clash
Thursday night, the same night Du-
uuesne (01-O tangles with Geneva
Marshall $50 takes on West Vlr-
ginia Wesleyan and Cincinnati this
Evening star., 1947-01-27

Washington's Capitols, now Lead
ing the Eastern Division of the
Basket Ball Association. have their
stiffest test just around the corner
in a seyen-game tour.
Tonight the Caps, minus Capt.
Bob Feerick, grippe victim, will be
guests Of the division-trailing Bos-
ton Ceitics, who lately have had the
habit of upsetting more powerful op-
ponents. The Celtics tripped the
Caps, 47-38, in their last meeting
and last Saturday trimmed the Sec
ond-place New York Knickerbock-
ers, 52-46.
Boston makes its Uline debut
Wednesday night and after that the
local quint will go abroad.
The trip opens Friday in Toronto
against the Huskies. Games with
the Cleveland Rebels, Detroit Fall
cons, st. Louis Bombers, Chicago
Stays, Pittsburgh Ironmen and the
Knickerbockers will follow.
In league games yesterday, st.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Burger Top D. {. Bowler
In Event al Baltimore

Johnny Burger, Hi-Skor District
League team star. with sixth
place score of 931 was Washington's
top bowler in the eighth annua.
Franklin mems open held yesterday
at Baltimore. He won $45.
\ Cliff Kid of Baltimore, former No
1 duckpinner of the country, was
the winner from a field of 127 con-
testants with 986. He collected $3.50
Trailing were four other Oriole pin
men, Hugh Trader, Baltimore Post
sportswriter, was second, 967; Doc
Pickus, third, 942; Joe Paddy, fourth
$40, and Blaze Rizzo. fifth, 937.
Five other Capital rollers finished
among the "a prize winers were
Jack Talbert, 18th, 913; Lindsey Stott
14th, s0s; Kari Gochenour. tied witt
Howard Hipsley, Baltimore, 18th. 906; -Et
Blakeney tied with Stewart Smith, Balti.
more, Goth, 901, and Julie Singer tied with
Charles Seubert. BaltimOr. I'D S9S.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Generals Invasion to EnIiven
Weeks College Basket Card
By MerrelI WhittIesey

A two-day invasion of the Wash
ington and Lee Generals, surprise
team of the Virginia courts and a
dark horse entry in the Southern
Conference, features an exam
slowed card for the District College
cagers this week.
Two former Wilson all-high prod
ucts, Don Hillock and Fred Vim
son, jr., son of the Supreme Court
Chief Justice, are top men for the
Generals who have won 9 out Of
10, losing only to Maryland, $3.50.
Hillock, who enrolled at Washing
ton and Lee after numerous col
lege offers, is said to be one of the
top players in the conference al
though only a freshman, according
to coaches who have visited here.
The Generals play Maryland at
College Park Friday night and on
Saturday meet George Washington
at Roosevelt High School. In its
latest nonconference outing, Wash
ington and Lee smothered Dupont
of Waynesboro, Va, 109-41, on Sat-
urday to run it's seasons average
to 66 points per game.
Big Opportunity for Hoyas.
If Georgetown tends strictly to
business, the Hoyas should come out
of the week with a tidy winning
streak. The Hoyas figure to make
it three in a row in a game at
Scranton University tonight. return
home Thursday to enterta.l Ford
ham and play at Catholic U. on
Saturday. Fordham has won. six
straight, but has not been meeting
opposition of Georgetown's caliber.
Scranton has been having rough
season.
George Washington, with eight
victories and three defeats, travels
to Charlottesville tonight to meet
Virginia and plays a return game
at Kings Point on Thursday before
meeting the Generals in the first OF
six straight conference games. The
Colonials have an 0-2 standing in
the conference.
In the only other, game Of the
week, Washington College meets
Gallaudet Friday at Roosevelt in a
Mason Dixon loop game.
American u, idle last week and
this week due to exams, makes a
bid for major recognition next
week when the Eagles entertain
Bucknell on Tuesday and Penn
State Friday.
Kostecka in Scoring Command.
Andy Kostecka, Georgetown's
center who scored 35 points against
Niagara Saturday, is making nc
contest of the local scoring race
Kostecka has POT points in IL games
for a 17.2 average =. Maryland's
handsome John Edwards is pac-
ing the Southern Conference scor-
Evening star., 1947-01-27

Megaw, sjr., of Fort Davis CONNER
cial League. Santini chalked up the
tournaments high scratch set of 1884
with 145, ia, 157, 130, 145 and 143
His handicap was 20 pins
Megaw, bowling ITO from scratch
with "a free pins, missed his chance
for victory by fouling on two nine
pin spare counts, to lose 18 sticks.
Paul Perkins, King Pin team ace,
after rapping out the tournaments
high game of 1876 in his fifth string,
finished in a tie for fourth place
with Lou Panneton, Prince Georges
County League, Perkins counted 28-
BAL and Panneton, 52-841.
Sixth in the field of 146 contest
ants was Bill Johnson, member
of the Washington City Duckpin
Associations Standing Committee,
with 1888.
Other prize winners:
Frank Pietila. Lutheran League, 64-s37;
Paul Brown, Clarendon Major 1852;
Courtney Lite, Southeast League; S4-S32:
Rafael sistoza, Veterans ADMINISTRATION.
so-s5s: george carvaisi, GPo, so@sSs;
sems1s afa Milton WsiEers dPo, 44Nsis:
Ray Watson, Clarendon 2o1sos; $50 Paul
Greenway sos; Leslie Kamsler. south
east League. 72-s06; Kenneth Sole GPO,
6e-s05; Bernard Lacalzi. 6s-sQ5. -,
High consolation game-Buck Mcdonald,
Tending CHAMPION, T61.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Boiling Field Women
Tenpin Match Victors

A picked Boiling Field Woman's
tenpin quint led by Capt. "Tyke''
Falt's 181 and 479 counts defeated
selected team of the Arcadia
Women's Tenpin League by a score
of 2,053 to 2,006 at Boiling Field
yesterday. The victors came from
behind to win the match with a
final game of 761. Betitia Duganne,
Arcadia captain, was high for the
losers with 166 and 433.
In a special woman's doubles ten
pin clash at Arcadia, Fran Keil and
Ada NeWland trlumphed over Anne
Hamell and Paula Larsen. 1927 to
1859. Mrs. Newland was tops with
1913 and BIT.
Evening star., 1947-01-27

ers with SO points in seven games,
but only one other team has
matched the Terps' seven games.
Maryland's home game with
". M. I. on February % must be
rescheduled, as the Southern Con-
ference boxing will be held at Col
lege Park that day G. U. Coach
Elmer Ripley will be honored by
the Carbondale Lions Club tonight
Ripley played pro ball there from
1915-1921 One of the best coach
ing jobs in this section is being
turned in by Ben Carnevale, whose
Navy cagers have lost only to G. w
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Reed Ready 10 Battle
Jones # McAl|ister
Walks Out Tonight

| There will be boxing tonight at
Turner's Arena as usual on Mon
day, but whether Herbie Jones fights
Jimmy McAllister or Billy Reed in
the main event won't be known un-
til this afternoons weighing-in cere-
monies. Reed, managed by Henry
Armstrong, is standing by as a sub
in case McAllister, originally slated
as Jones opponent, doesn't show.
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
hasn't been able to contact Benny
Trotta, McAllister's manager, in
Baltimore, but Trotta has talked to
newspapermen. He told The Star
on Saturday afternoon that he
didn't intend to be here tonight with
his fighter and on the basis OF this
and other information, Menendez
has Reed ready to go against Jones.
Trotta has lntimated he is skip
ping this fight because the contract
was signed under pressure. The
bout was scheduled as a rubber
match, Jones having won here or
November II and McAllister in
Baltimore on December 13.
Reed, the standby, beat Jimmy
Sulla in. last weeks prelims. They
previously had drawn.
Menendez plans to ask the Dis
trict Boxing Commission to suspend
Trotta and McAllister if they don't
appear today. Chairman Heinle
Miller of the commission said that
Secretary Dick O'Brien has phoned
Joe Kelly, secretary of the Mary
land commission, asking him to con-
tact Trotta and have Benny in turn
at least inform the local group of
his plans.
Rest of tonight's card is okay as
planned. Frank Sweeney is in the
semifnal against Lightning Holiday.
Another six is between Ken Stribling
and Al Wright, and two four-round-
ers are booked.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Patterson Top Bowler
In Bar .lard Tourney
With 2-Pin Edge
By Ben McAIwee

Putting together six game
scratch 776 and 80 franked pins for
$50, Charley Patterson, Brookland
Merchants' League pinman at La
fayette yesterday captured top prize
of S125 in the ninth annual Chilly
Barnard Handicap.
Patterson with games of 1913, 144,
131, f53, ITO and lis, nosed out by
two pins Tony Santini, Chevy Chase
Ice Palace team star, and Walter
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Bear Five Leads All Way
To Upset House Of David

The Washington Bears 1852 up
set win over the House of David
yesterday was paced by Bill (Rookie>
Brown and Sugar Cain, who to-
gether dropped in IS points. Browns
18 points tied the David's Tom Nc
Claim, former Duquesne University
star, for scoring honors.
The Bears broke away from a 10
all tie early in the first period and
IoI oil tho WOW
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Star Tournament
In Final Week

The final week of competition
In the F9th annual Evening Star
bowling tournament, a month
long affair, will open tonight at
80 maple plants in the Wash
ington area.
With 500 cash prizes at stake
and few outstanding scores thus
far registered, there is expected
to be a veritable flood of entries
between now and next Monday
night, when the event ends.
Evening star., 1947-01-27
Sheppurd Faces Mcpherson

BALTIMORE. Jan. 27 (P.-Curtis
(Hatchetman) Sheppard, who is be-
ing groomed as opponent for Heavy
weight Champion Joe Louis in a
proposed title bout here next spring,
starts his 1947 campaign tonight
against Sandy Qndian) Mcpherson
of Oklahoma in the Coliseum's 10
round feature
Evening star., 1947-01-27
CIV. HighTests Tech, Gonzogo
PIuys St. Johns S in Top TiIts

a 1888 edge with two field goals
and a free throw, but Bill Martins
sank a set shot and Jack George
capitalized on a charity toss to knot
the count. With II seconds remain
ing, Martins dropped in another
field toss to give the Johnnies a
hard fought victory,