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Evening star., 1947-03-15
Howard u. Nosed Out
In ICAA Tourney

Howard University met Union to-
day at 1:3O in the consolation match
of the ICAA basket ball tourna-
ment, while Virginia State College
engaged North Carolina College al
3:15 for the championship.
Howard was eliminated from the
championship piayoff in the dying
seconds of yesterdays semi1nal
match with North Carolina College
when Frank Bison missed two free
throws with Howard trailing by
one point.
With 40 seconds to go North Caro-
lina's John Brown sank follow
up shot which proved to be the
winning basket. Twelve seconds
later Booth was fouled, but failed
to capitalize.
In the other semifinal match Vir-
ginia State upset Virginia Union
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Totals 3 a2S156lS Totals
Md. Jockey Club Target
lin New Turf Law Row
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. 15.-Alfred
Gwynn Vanderbilt and the Mary
land Jockey Club could monopolize
horse racing in this State If legis-
lation pending before the Maryland
General Assembly is enacted, a legis-
lative committee was told yesterday
The proposal in question would
revise the State racing laws, legalize
pari-mutual betting at harness
racing tracks, and permit the Jockey
club to move to another site.
Clarence w. Miles, counsel for the
Safe Deposit g. Trust Co., agent for
the owner of the Pimlico site, told
the State Senate Finance Committee
the bill was piece of private legls-
lation designed to serve the clubs
purposes"
The Jockey club has argued that
Pimlico is too small and wants per-
mission to erect a new racing plant
at another site near Baltimore.
The organization recently purchased
Laurel track, and its lease on Pim-
leo expires in June, 1949.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Hurler Now Improved
Regarded Strongest
On Staff by BIue|ge
BY Burton Howkins
stor Sfuff Correxpondenf

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 15.-For
months the Mats opening day pitch
ing assignment has been narrowed
to Bobo Newsom and Early Wynn
and in the case of the latter, Man
ager Ossie Bluege wouldn't be put
ting all his faith in name.
Wynn is the Washington pitcher
most likely to succeed this season.
Out of the Army came Wynn to
re Join the Mats last mid-July. More
than half the season had gone by,
but Early proceeded to win eight
games and lose five. He zoomed
high in the estimation Of the Mats
bosses, but that was no novel SEN
sation.
One of those bosses, Coach Clyde
Milan, liked Wynn's style II years
ago when 16-year -old boy in tat
tered pants strolled unheralded into
baseball school at nearby Sanford,
Fla.
Because Wynn was visiting his
Aunt Sofie in Sanford the Mats now
own him. He had pitched sandlot
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rally enough gravitated to the scene
of the Chattanooga baseball school
while in Sanford. Briefly, he
pitched, Milan liked him and the
Mats signed him. He remained in
Sanford to win 16 games, then
started climbing a ladder to the
Mats, with. .step-ups at Charlotte,
N. c., and Springfield, Mass.
Training Is Rugged to Wynn.
He first reported to the Mats in
the fall of 1889 and he was no i'm
mediate sensation. He was belted
freely. but two years later he re-
turned and this time he stuck, win
ming three of his four starts i'm
pressively. He was a starting pitch
er in 1912 and captured 10 games In
his first full season in the big
leagues. Next year he notched Is
victories, then won only eight with
last-place club in 1914 before en-
tering the Army.
He's fat now. He's inclined to puff
up during the Qf-season and spring
Evening star., 1947-03-15
N. T. S. Boxers Still Command
District AAU Tournament a,a

to show for the third round.
Ed Deaton of N. T. S., got a TKO
over his teammate, Gene ONeill
after 1:10 of the second round.
In the final bout of the night, Bill
Laush, Quantico Marine 160-pound
senior, knocked out Barry Posts
Phil Goerish at 1:20 of the first
round.
11S-pound class-Ed Thornburs Ft
rick. william Russell {Ft,, Dlponn wor
Marys oaspoinasd S1asd jim 00V %rigRt south
west Acl owen canty (Merriekl out
enner washing ton BC} outpointed Die
Williams (Quantico Marines). Gene Swain
(NTs> won. from Adam Cardinale Cana
I35- pound classaasam FranklnIn n tsAC
outp2inted Johnny Higgs Barry Post Al, Al
P6nsd P5nns dSn s5sa vnsS 9uanslGe Marnes' out
Ed Deaton 1NTsl defeated Gene o'Neil
MTs TKo it9 seeond aSsr reand Gun o,;r9 1e
e9n8fH ne8 WBc5 by feF{et won over court
Mgry's' p'eef defeatsd Buzzy Young wBc.
@ Jesse s'so Moore 1! AnseosPa} |aa 5fHo won over Will
liam woodward (NTsl by default
hsb sWsh Cyan
(ApolIol defeated George O'Leary (SAC.
TKO, 0:45. FIRST round.
Senior Division.
135-pound class--Pete Celinski .tSt
Mary'sl outpointed Ken Gray (Merrick)
Carroll Clayton (Nye HI by default.
,147- pound class--Johnny Mason Apol
lo) outpoirted Angelo Marini (SAC). Ra!
Mansfield BARRY Post ALL outpointed Ra!
Alcorn (Merrick).
160-pound class-Bill Laush (Quantict
MarineS) knocked out Phillip Goerist
BARRY Post ALI l 90 first round
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Caps Risk Two Marks
In Tilt With Knicks

New York's reorgsnized Knicker-
bockers, fighting to beat Philadel-
phia's Warriors for second place in
the Eastern Division of the Basket
Ball Association, will be out to stop
the Washington Capitols' winning
streak at 13 games tonight.
The Caps dropped their last deci-
sion to the Knicks in New York
and since have beaten every team in
the circuit.
The Caps also have a perfect 25-
game home court record to protect
and will be relying on Capt. Bob
Feerick. who recently supplanted
Detroit'S Stan Miasek as the leagues
next tc top scorer, to set the pace.
The Knicks hope to get the need
ed spark from Lee Knorek. 6-foot
finch former University of Detroit
star, who scored % points to lead
them to the upset over the Caps in
New York.
A preliminary game between Cliff
ton Liquors and Long Beach Gong
IslanO is scheduled for 7:30,
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Cranky Is Fovorite at Durham
After Colts, 9. W. High Bow
By George Huber
Sfur Stoff Correspondent

DURHAM, N. c., Mar. 15.-It will
be Patterson Park High, Baltimore
public high champ, against CRANKY
of Norfolk, Virginia State champ
in tonight's final game of the Duke
Durham Southern States basket ball
tournament.
Patterson's Clippers won their
way to the final by taking Green's
boro (N. c. Senior High, 43-32
last night, while the Blue Comets
edged New Hanover of Wilmington,
the North Carolina champs, 47-42
Both National Capital area rep
resentatives were eliminated in yes
terday's first round. Coolidge High
of Washington lost to Greensboro
44-3O, while George Washington
High of Alexandria was sWamped
by New Hanover, 56-32. In other
first games, CRANKY topped
Parker High of Greenville, S. c..
52-35, while Patterson sank Green
vile IS. Co. Senior High, 51-32.
Off the play shown by both final
lists so far in this tourney, tonight's
game promises to be a fast, high
scoring affair. CRANKY figures as
favorite. = 3 = I
!, Colts Are Outclassed. s-s
1t was Greensboro's accuracy that
ruined Coolidge in the first round.
The Colts guarded closely and al
lowed the Whirlwinds few shots,
but those were good. Greensboro
wrapped a blanket around the Colt
shooters an dlimited them mostly to
trying from outside. 1t was a game
marked throughout by cautious and
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Brown Stars as 6. u.
Quint Trips Boston
College, 81 10 81
Special Dispofeh to The Siar

NEW YORK, Mar. 15.-It may be
trifle premature to be planning
Georgetown's 1948 basket ball cam
paign. but big Bud Brown un-
doubtedly will be a key figure in
the Hoya lineup.
Brown, reserve when the sea-
son opened, was the big gun last
night as Georgetown hum5led Bos-
ton College, 61-54, in the first half
of a twin bill for the Jesuit Philip
pine athletic rehabilitation fund
Canisius defeated Fordham in the
finale, SIS to At.
Brown tossed in the clinching five
points after Tom O'Keefe broke a
54-all deadlock with a set shot
OKeefe, another rising young Hoya
star, contributed IA points, while
Ray Corley tipped in II. Tommy
O'Brien was high for the Eagles
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Hogan Trails
In Jax Open Golf
BY tho Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar. 15.-
Ben Hogan, the calm title stylist
from Hershey, Pa, was three strokes
behind today, but still was favored
to forge ahead and take top money
in the $4,000 Jacksonville open golt
tournament. ....
Eighteen holes are on tap fol-
today, with the 18-hole windur
scheduled tomorrow.
Sharing the lead with 1875 at the
end of 36 holes were Ed Furgol OF
Detroit, Clayton Haefner of Char
lotte, N. c., and Jim Milward OF
Madison, 80 year old Wisconsin
State champion.
Two strokes back were Horton
Smith of Detroit, Masters Tourna-
ment Champion Herman Keiser o1
Akron, Ohio, and Lew Worsham OF
Washington, D. G. Beltln' Bef
Hogan and Amateur Frank Strana-
han of Toledo came next with l4os
Evening star., 1947-03-15

Favorites dominated the picture
as the field padded into the second
and closing day of the Ambassador
Swimming Clubs invitational meet
Mrs. Adrienne Bassett of New
Jersey captured the junior national
women's indoor low-board diving
title, while Jackie Richards OF Ia
aoma took District AAU honors in
last nights feature.
Leola Thomas, warming up for the
Junior national 2o0-yard title race
that high lights tonight's card, won
the 220-yard freestyle in good style.
Summaries:
Mems 300-yard medley relay, Am
bassador (Smith, Tinkham, Tfttlel: 9
Ambassador B; 3, Ambassador C. Time.
Women's 3o0-yard medley relay, Am.
bassador A tThomas. Prescott. obertD; q
Evening star., 1947-03-15
McCoIIun1's Memory Honored
By d-AtIuntic Golf Body

mems championship tournament at
Pennington Country Club, Char
lottesville, Va, May 80, 81 and June
/. 1t also awarded the women's
championship to Richmond, Sep
tember to II, with the club site
to be announced later.
DR.. Keilty said interest in both
tournaments was expected to touch
a new high and that the anticipated
entry in the mems title play made
it important for those intending to
compete to begin making hotel
reservations Immediately.
Thomas r. Sheppard Of Farm
ington was elected president with
Edgar Lucas of Baltimore first vice
president and Albert Mckenzie of
Columbia second vice president. DR..
Keilty was reelected secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Fovorites Splash Into Finals
OF Ambassador Swim Meet

Ambassador B: 3. Ambassador c. Time,
Women's jr. national diving champion
sllip-1, Adrienne Bassett uake Watching
IN J) Club: .. Jackie Richards TIA
koma); 3. Barbara McCutcheson tAmbas-
sadorl, winners points. 124.9.
Women's D. C. AAU diving champion
ship, jackie Richards sIasomao:~ an1l Z Z
Helen Pawl tAmbassador). Winner
Women's 2a0-yard freestyle-1. Leola
Thomas tAmbassador); ., Doris Morrette
(Arnbassador); 3, Ellen Oberti tAmbassa-
dorl. Time, 2:53.4.
Mems D. c. AAU diving championship,
T. irving Bridgers tAmbassadorl. 2, Bill
Tarbett {Ambassador): 3, Richard Gossler
lAmbassador,: Winners points, ;5z3r,,
tie tAmbassador): 2, Dan Callahan Am
bassadorl;. 3. Bill Keim tunattacheD.
Time, 2:24.a.
Mems 4OO-yard freestyIe relay; Am
bassador A tTittle, Tinkham, Gala han,
SMITH; ?. Ambassador B; 3, YMcA.
Women's 4ee-yard freestyle. relay,
Ambassador tIiobelmsn. Hoke, ohertI.
Thomas}; 8. Ambassador 3. Time. s:o2.3
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Hoppe Nabs 3-RaiI Crown
with Win Over Bozemdn
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 15,-The world
three-cushion billiard tournament
did not even have to reach its
formal conclusion today, for So
year-old Willie Hoppe-known as
'sFather Times favorite son"-to
snap up the championship.
The White Plains, N. Y, veteran
captured his fifth world crown last
night by coming from behind to
beat Jay Bozeman, Vallejo, Calf.
so to 48, in As innings. This gave
Hoppe a perfect mark OF eight
strcight victories.
He was able to take the title on
an assist from Andy Ponzi, the un-
practicable Philadelphian, who up
set Hopes nearest rival, Art Rubin
of Brooklyn, SO to 46, in 43 innings
in the nights final match.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Charlotte Hall Boxers
Seeking Five Titles
In ). A. Tourney
Special Dispatch 10 The sior

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
15.-Scoring three knockouts and
qualifying five men for the finals
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
was making stiff defense of its
South Atlantic Prep and High School
boxing crown as the Goth annual
tournament went into the semifinals
this afternoon.
The title round will be fought
tonight with Admiral William (BulD
Halsey slated to present trophies to
the winning youngsters.
Charlotte Hall had five boxers on
this afternoons card and was a
heavy favorite to keep its title
Heavyweight Bill Downes, who
knocked out Ray Bergman of
Louisa in 80 seconds of the first
round, headed the cadet lineup.
Other bouts paired 85-pound
Robert Atkinson with Ernest Drum
heller of Miller School; 95-pound
Paul Gaulden against Don Gascon
of Plaquemine Ga) High; 125-
FOUNDER Alvin Glass VS.. Archie
Slater of Chattanooga Central. and
Lightheavy Bill Maher VS.. Ed
Mobiles of Chattanooga Central.
w. B. Ennis, Charlotte Hall. 156-
FOUNDER, flattenedS Sammy Boyett
of Plaquemine in the first round
and Bantamweight Mike Smith
chilled Chesley Profitt of Miller in
the second for the Cadets other
kayo wins. Louis Laborwit dropped
a 115-pound verdict to Fred Kid
well of Fairfax, but Welterweight
Francis Finn decisioned Frank
Banta of Plaquemine for the Cadets.
The host Miller School, Chatta-
nooga Central, Charlotte On. c.
Central, had two men each in the
finals, while Massanutten, Fairfax
and P1auuemine had one each.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Finances Better, Club
Opens Diamond Drills

With the financial picture some
what frightened by. contributions
from kindhearted persons, the Trini-
dad Boys Club opened baseball and
softball practice today on the Rose
dale and Sherwood diamonds.
The club will field three baseball
and four softball teams made up
from a total of 96 youngsters.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

training to him is drudgery, but ex-
cess weight is vanishing under a
camoufaged torture chamber known
as a rubber shirt. Wynn. in condl-
ton, is calculated to be the Mats
most effective pitcher this season
and he's aware of it,
That comes as no news, for Wynn
has the equipment to be one OF the
leagues best pitchers. He'll work
more frequently than Newsom OF
any other Washington pitcher be-
cause he's young, strong and willing
When he isn't pitching, he'll be
pinch hitting, for he's batter who
commands respect.
Wynn is paid for his pinch-hit-
ting as well as his pitching and he
does a commendable job at both
Last year he was a .319 hitter and
he particularly is valuable since he
swings from either side of the plate
When Wynn pitches he helps him
self with his hitting.
Early Good Against Yanks.
Wynn is one of the reasons Wash
ington could afford to dispose OF
Roger Wolff and Dutch Leonard
Bluege will place more trust in
Wynn, Sid Hudson and Ray Scar
borough, with Newsom and Mickey
Haefner completing the starting
staff. Chick Pieretti and Walter
Masterson may be used occasionally
as starters, with Luther Knerr, Lum
Harris, Milo Candini and Tom Fer
rick available for relief.
Against the Yankees, Wynn usu-
ally is effective and he may get the
opening day assignment, but its a
tough choice for Bluege. Newsom
thrives before cheering throngs and
off his record last year is entitled
to the honor, but if Bluege goes
prophetic it will be Early Wynn
shooting for an early win.
Wynn, Masterson and Ferrick
were to face the st. Louis Browns
here today, with Newsom, Scar
borough and Knerr slated for ac-
ton against the same club here
! NAT NOTES: Outfelder Mike
Dominguez picked up his glove and
went home to Tampa yesterday .
He had been hitting impressively
in intrasquad games, but had a
sore arm He became sore all
over when he learned the Mats were
assigning him to their Charlotte
farm in the Tri-State League.
Evans Knee Healing.
| Pitcher Scott Cary is one of 10
children He never got past
grammar school, abandoning his
education to help out on the family
375-acre Gladiola farm at Burr Oak
Mich. The Mats plucked him
from Joe Strips baseball school
Latest victim of a sore arm
is Haefner b.. Catcher Al Evans
has tossed away his cane and ex-
poets his damaged knee to permit
him to play in three or four days
Managers Bluege of the Mats and
Muddy Ruel of the Browns were
in lengthy conversation last night
and the weather wasn't under dis
cussion Could be deal COM
ling I'M
Evening star., 1947-03-15
American Rucketers Top
Bahamas Tournament
BY the Associated Press

NASSAU, Bahamas, Mar. 15.-Ten-
mis- players from the United States
led the way into second round
matches today in the British Colo
nial Hotel Inyitational tournament
after brushing aside Nassau oppo-
nents in opening play.
Jack Kramer of Los Angeles meets
Billy Talbert of Wilmington, Del,
and Gardner Mulloy of Miami plays
Pancho Segura of Ecuador, today.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

Designating the senior golf tour
nament at Burning Tree Country
Club July % to "a as the Walter
McCallum Memorial, the Middle At
lantic Golf Association has made
the first move in building up one
of the best events of it's kind in
this section of the country.
Ralph Butler of Manor Club won
the last. senior tournament held
hereabout in 1912, but play in this
field has been sighted since. DR..
Robert A. Keilty said the associa-
ton wanted to make the tourna-
ment separate and distinct and felt
that dedicating it to the memory of
The Stars late golf writer was a
move in that direction.
At it's annual meeting last night
the association voted to hold its
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Hockey Crown Is Shared
By Dartmouth, Toronto
BY the Associated Press

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Mar. Is
Dartmouth and the University of
Toronto today shared the interna-
tional intercollegiate hockey cham
pionship as result of their 2-2
overtime tie, after they had battled
70 minutes before a 2,494 crowd at
the auditorium last night.
Toronto, however, will retain the
Alexis Thompson Trophy, en-
blematic of the international title,
which it won the last time this
Canadian American series was
played back in 1910.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
MuhIenberg and La SoIIe
PIoy for M. A. LuureIs
sy the Associated Press

NEWARK, Del, Mar. 15.-It will
be Muhlenberg versus La Sale in
the final of the Middle Atlantic
Conferences second annual basket
ball tournament tonight.
The favored Mules and Explorers
advanced to the final last night
after hard fought battles with Al
bright and Swarthmore. Mullen
berg defeated Albright, So to SIS, and
La Sale edged Swarthmore, At to 43.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Sportsmonship Crown
To Montqomery-Bluir

Montgomery-Blair took the boys
championship in the Upper Mont
gomery County sportsmanship
basket ball tournament last night
by turning back the Gaithersburg
High quint, 34-24, at Rockville.
The girls crown was Won by
Richard Montgomery High as Ann
Giaque led the attack with IA points.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Totals IL $50 Totals - Is IA 4
Tall Center Battles G. w.

George Washington had it even
tougher, going up against a team of
tall Wildcats whose 6-foot-6 center,
John McKoy, was able to control the
backboards without even leaving his
feet. Boots Boaz, G. WIS big scorer
all season, was thumbed out for
personal fouls halfway Through the
second period and that also made a
difference.
The Presidents made a good game
of it in the early part, but once the
Wilde atssfound the range, there was
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Mistake in Award
For Sportsmonship
By the Associated Press

CHARLESTON, Ill. Mar. 15.-
Before the final game in State
sectional high school basket ball
tournament last night the
Sportsmanship Trophy wa S.
awarded to Bob Owens of the
Paris team.
Owens, who was high point
man for Paris in a 36-to-34 win
over Mattoon, didn't finish the
game.
In the last quarter he was
removed from the contest for
hitting a Mattoon player.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Fiqhts Last Niqht

NEW YoRK.-Lake La Motta. 16l,
New York, outpointed Tommy Bell.
1917. Youngstown. 10.
BOSToN:-Johnny, Shkor, 21ah.
CHICAGO Angott. 143h.
Washington, Pa. knocked. out Nick
Castiglione, IA. Chicago, f.
PHILADELPHIA.-S Bucca, 1873.
Philadelphia. outpointed Vince DelL-
'Orto, 1913, New York g.
Evening star., 1947-03-15


later as strategist in various roles.
When Neun finally was recognized late last
season as major league managerial timber ne was
twice acknowledged thusy. First Larry MacPnan
named him manager of the Yankees to succeed
Bill Dickey who succeeded Joe Mccarthy. Ihen
the Cincinnati Reds discovered" Johnny.
Neun didn't waste much time deciding where
the ice was thinnest under his feet. He quit the
Yankees before he got the AK, undoubtedly reason
ing that if MacPhail could chop of the head OF
Mccarthy so blithely, not to mention the noggln
of the long time Yankee hero Dickey the turbulent
boss wasn't likely to be very patient with j. Neun.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Girls Score Shutout

st. Gabriels girls basket ball
team now claims six straight VIC
tories after shutting out St. Jo-
seph's, 800, last night in the Mac
farland School gym. Jean Bowie,
with IL points, and Catherine
Gerard with 10. led the scoring.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
College CUNTS
BY the Associated Press

BY the AssoeIofed Press
NAIB TOURNEY.
Marshall. So: Empora Teachers, So.
Mankato tMinn.J Teachers. So: Ari-
zona State Flagstaff, 46.
MID-ATLANTIC TOURNEY.
MGhlenberg, 5S: Albright, 55.
La Sale, A.; Swarthmore, 43.
DISTRICT 2 NCAA PLAyoFF.
City College. New York, 81; Syra
cuse, SO.
CoLORED IAA TOURNEY.
Va. State, As; Virginia Union, As.
N. c. College, A; Howard Univ, AZ.
Kansas 81: Colorado, SO.
Canisius, 55; Fordhann, Al:
GEORGETOWN, 81: Boston College, 81.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Falls Church Defeats
Fuirfux for Crown

Falls Church High School wears
the Fairfax County basket ball
crown today after upsetting favored
Fairfax, 26-25. Douglas Purgett
sparked Falls Church with 10
Evening star., 1947-03-15
AII-High Team Picked
For Benefit Bottle

Coolidge and George Washington
High School placed two men each
on the All-High basket ball squad
which will face an All-Prep team
Marcn % at Uline Arena in a benefit
game.
Dick Taylor and Bob Kleinknecht
will represent the Colts. while Mar
shall Boaz and Buzzy Brown repre-
sent the Presidents.
Rounding out the team are Pat
O,Neil, Wilson; Al Guiffreda, East
ern; Gene Schroeder. Anacostia
Dave Carver, Washington-Lee;
Wayne Brizendine, Western, and
Paul Pacini, Tech.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Neun Likes the Yankee Style of Ploy

Neun Likes the Yankee Style or rfoy
1947 and 198 with
young players only handful of name players and none OF
these Hall of Fame But he has Auge
Gaan hitting 80 in SO games Catchers
Ray Pitchers Bucky Walters and Johnny
Wander
THE youngsters I'm going to play
them they prove they cannot make it,
the Yankees doesn't mean that
the he hoping to use the tactics
for that big inning First OF course
develop the necessary power.
to those used by the man he
succeeded defensive ball. Give Mckechne
good pitching strong ined he satisfied He
would other clubs to death.
wants to inning" the enemy to defeat
A Big GehHg-Type on First Bose
Johnny wants pair hie to bat In the
No position explaining "A good fast
who can hit the slot The Yankees have
great pair nowtey Stuy snwe to lead off and Phil
hit lower down.
"hy sixthpaee hitter? Well start
off couple of
time place at the
plate pound the dirt and beat out
rally prolonged
COR" hit the inning with
Usually won't But times the No. batter
following inning can't underestimate the NO. 8
because they
had hitter"
Yankeetype hitters the
DISH Gehrig-type He chap-a first baseman
strangely resembles Gerig He's Ted
Kuzews football who hit 1852 for Columbia
last year distance he isn't another
Gehrig, of Who is?
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Defects GreenbeIt

The YMCA varsity quint downed
the Greenbelt Athletic Club, 35-17,
last night on the YMCA court.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

technically good basket ball by both
clubs.
Bob Kleinknecht, the Colts all
high center, broke loose for brief
furries of pivot shooting in the
second and third periods.
Except for moment early in the
game when Bobby Rohrs field goal
made the score %. Coolidge was
kal,ind oil thu u,aN
Evening star., 1947-03-15

Five years ago-The New York
Rangers clinched the National
Hockey League pennant by
downing the Chicago Black
hawks. ST., in the Windy City.