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Evening star., 1947-03-22

and be an asset to the cluo 1or
his catching alone.
Ferrell has not been reinstated as
a player and still must sign a play
er's contract, but Bluege indicated
both remain mere formalities.
1--WE can use him." says Ossie,
"and so he'll go back on the active
| list"
Rick's return delays the ascend
ancy of Ted Madjeski, .295 hitter
with Orlando's Glass D team last
season. MadjeSki was slated to be
the Mats third-string catcher, but
with Evans, Mancuso and Ferrell
available Ted may be shunted to
Chattanooga.
Lewis Brilliant in Debut.
Buddy Lewis crashed the Mats
lineup for the first time in exhi-
oition games and his behavior was
magnificent. He collected three hits
in as many trips to the plate to
spark the Mats 12-hit attack.
The Mats clustered two runs off
Alex Zukowski in the second inning
as the result of walk to Stan
Spence, Cecil Travis double, Jerry
Priddy's long fly and two wild
pitches. They collected three more
runs in the fifth on a walk, an
error, singles by George Case, Lyons,
Lewis and Priddy, plus Spence's
double.
Sherry Robertson chiefly was re-
sponsible for another three-run out
burst in the ninth when he tripled
across Earl Wooten and Spence.
Sherry scored a moment later on
Madjeskis single.
VAT NOTES: Sid Hudson and
Mickey Haefner were to face the
Cincinnati Reds here today, with
Early Wynn and Walter MaSterson
slated to face Detroit tomorrow.
The Mats, in winning three exhi-
bition games and losing three, have
committed % errors . in success
sive games Second Baseman George
Myatt made four errors against
Cincinnati, >Shortstop Johnny Sui
liyan contributed three boots against
Rochester and Lyons Clipped in
with three more against Chatta-
nooga.
Gil Coan is a 500 hitter in the
Mats exhibition and intrasquad
games, while Jerry Priddy is belt
! inc .462 and Travis .389. . Clark
Griffith made a speech to the local
Kiwanis Club yesterday and ad-
mitted MS inf1eld troubles. saying,
I'VE have three second basemen
and no shortstop.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Texas and Oklahoma
Opponents in West;
Wyoming Is Edged
By Skipper Potriek
Associated Press Sports Writer

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 22-The
university of Texas Longhorns will
throw their buzz-saw attack at a
durable and methodical Oklahoma
University quintet in a playoff for
the Western regional basket ball
title tonight.
Oklahoma upset the highly re-
garded Oregon State Beavers, Pacific
Coast champion, Sc to A, and Texas
skinned by the Wyoming Cowboys,
AZ to 40, before 8,526 paying Gus
toners last night.
But for a backhre in strategy,
wyoming could have been meeting
Oklahoma for the right to repre-
sent the West in the NCAA final at
New York next week.
The Cowboys had the speedy
Texans nailed down to slow mo-
ton and were ahead by a single
point, 4o-39, when they elected
to stall out the final minutes of
play. A free throw by AL Madsen
knotted the count at 40-all and
a long push-shot by Slater Martin
brought the Texas victory.
Wyoming led 27-24 at halftime.
The lead changed 18 times, but the
Cowboys were in front most of the
contest.
Coach Bruce brakes Oklahomans
came up with the smoothest game of
the evening, jumping away to a IA
point lead in the first IL minutes
of play, and nipping strong Oregon
State late-game rally.
Oklahoma'S accuracy at the free
throw line proved the payof. The
Sooners hit their first IL charity
tosses and had 16 out of % for the
game. Gerald Tucker and Paul
Courty each scored II points for
Oklahoma.
Lew Beck led the late Beaver
rally that netted 8 points in 2 min
utes and tied the game at 46-all
with minutes remaining. Beck's
20 points topped individual scorers
for the two games.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Nearby Harness Racing Plant
Would Include Polo and Golf

field, golf course, riding and hunt
clup, and would cater to the carriage
trade.
A bill to legalize betting or
harness races now is pending ir
the Maryland State Legislature.
Mcdonald told reporters plan
call for the expenditure of possibly
S5G0,000 on the race track an6
that the corporation expects tc
convert Reynolds ranch-type dwell
ing into clubhouse. The petition foI
incorporation, he said, was signet
by sHillen P. Morgan and Eugene
E. Goddard of Waldorf, and him
self. 1t is expected that Reynolds
will be a member of the board Of
directors.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Swiss Headline Meet
OF Worlds Top Skiers
BY the Associated Press

RENO, New. Mar. GA powerful
Swiss contingent, headed by Motel
Karl Molitor and Eddy Rominger,
was favored for team honors and a
number of individual titles as 43 of
the worlds top skiers opened the
second annual Silver Dollar Ski
Derby today.
Molitor, United States national
'downhill and slalom champion. was
the strong favorite in both the down.
mountain race today and the slalom
competition tomorrow. Rominger, his
teammate, was rated only a shade
behind him.
In the women'S field, Rhoda
Wurtele of Montreal, who holds both
the United States and Canadian
combined championship for women
in the doWnhill and slalom, was
favored in both events.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Riggs and Bulge Clash
In Pro Tennis Final
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 22,-Bobby
Riggs and Don Bulge, as expected
will meet in the final of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer Charities $4,000
professional indoor tennis tourna-
ment tonight at the arena.
Riggs, seeded No. /, and Bulge.
seeded No. 2, won by identical scores,
6-1, Ga, in the semifinals last
night before crowd of 5000 The
Grossinger Lake IN. " pro elimi-
mated tennis clown prince, Frank
Kovacs of Oakland, Calf, and the
red-thatched blaster, also from Oak
land, overpowered Fred Perry OF
Miami, Fla, the former English
Davis Cupper.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Rival Managers Rate Braves
As Real Threat for Flag
By 6oyle Tolbot

have expressed a gnawing interest
in the club Billy Southworth is
putting together down at Fort
Lauderdale on Florida's East Coast.
Rival managers not only have a
great respect for Southworth's S
genius at getting the most out OF
his material, but they suspect that
he is about to come up with a lot
of baseball team.
Manager Eddie Dyer of the Cardi-
nails says the Braves will be the
most improved team in the league, "
for instance, and Ben Chapman OF
the Phils dropped the comment that
those Braves could do anything.
Both we're talking about a team
finished no higher than fourth last
year, though it was beaten out. OF
third place by Chicago only in a
photo finish.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
FerreI|, 40, Resumes Catching
In Effort to Bolster Mats
RY Rurton HoWkins
Star Steff Correspondent

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 22.-Rlcl
Ferrell has busted off his shil
guards, chest protector and mask
returning to his catching chores il
an effort to bolster one of the Mats
weaker departments. Bald and Al
years old, Rick is deserting his com
paratively soft coaching berth for
return to the active list after
years lapse.
I'm not going to run AL Evans O
Frank Mancuso out of their jobs,
says Rick, smiling. my catching
career, or at least the best part O.
it. is behind me. but I do feel ! Cal
fit into the scheme of things. l car
help some of our younger pitchers
and I car be insurance against in
jury to Evans or Mancuso."
A veteran of II years as maJol
league catcher, Ferrell is visioned by
Manager OSsie Bluege as steadyinE
influence on the club. Rick still car
go behind the plate and with hi
effortless grace demonstrate he!
the leagues best mechanical catcher
Plans Part Time Work.
Rick is anticipating only part tint
employment, but at least one vet
eran Washington pitcher already
has expressed a desire to have Fer
rell catching when he's on th'
mound. Rick will hit no worse thar
Evans or Mancuso and since he's
classier catcher its likely he'll ge
as much action as he can absorb.
Ferrell's decision to resume catch
Ing is nothing new. He has eeel
Wondering it for months and upof
his arrival at training camp agai1
broached the subject. 1t was re
ceived with no great enthusiasm a
the time, but with the Mats pitcher
taking a pounding day after day th'
idea became more intriguing.
He was instructed to get in SHAPE
to play, no great task for Ferrel
since he remains in excellent condi
ton. Yesterday Bluege showed hin
into game for five innings as th'
Mats beat Chattanooga, 80, and j
may be significant that during Fer
rell's presence the Lookouts wer'
held scoreless.
Leonard Stars On Slab.
Rick caught 7,.fus Leonard,
southpaw prcteee CT Eobo Newcoil1
and Leonard permitted the Lcok
outs Only three hits. all singlel
Both of Ch2ttanooga's rms wcr
charged to Milo Canoini, hut th
villain was Second Baseman Eddi
Ilvc~ whose three errors in tn
L. 2-run seventh inning &C
compl. I'd nothing toward SOLVING
Washing cons second-base situation
At bat Ferrell was no sensation
He walked twice and on his onl.
official trip to the plate drilled int
q double play, but he has had Httl
opportunity to hit thus far in bat
ting practice. The Mats aren't re
lying on Rick for his hitting, how
ever. He can hit 400 this seasol
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Injury Jinx Still Trails Cubs,
Hard Luck Champs of 40

Pollet, Harry Brecheen and Murry
Dickson-Will work in their first
game of the year against the New
York Yankees tomorrow. Dyer has
been keeping his ace pitchers on
the bench so that recruit hurlers,
hoping to stay with the club, will
have more time to show their
stuff.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Mar.
% R.-With the Brooklyn Dodgers
sending their most able performers
here today, Manager Billy South
worth will start all of his Boston
Brave regulars with Johnny Sain
and Ed Wright doing the hurting.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. %
(P.-Lefty Earl Johnson. whose last
exhibition start was especially pleas
Il ing to Manager Joe Cronin, will
share the mound duties with Rookie
Al Widmar today when the Boston
Red Sox tangle with the New York
Yankees.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. %
IR.-Rookie Outfelder Cliff Mapes
is showing plenty of power at the
plate in his bid to crash into the
New York Yankees outfield. The
big f1ychaser, who has won a number
of games for the Bombers with his
booming bat this spring, clouted his
third round-tripper of the season
yesterday with two on to provide
the Yanks with 80 win over Gin
cinnati.
LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. % (P.-
Freddie Hutchinson was named by
the Detroit Tigers to pitch against
the World Champion St. Louis
Cardinals today. Manager Steve
IO'Neiil said he might also call on
H,rlers Johnny Corsica and Ted
Gray. Yesterday Dizzy Trout be-
came the first Tiger hurler to go
the route, but the colorful right
handler dropped AZ decision to
the Boston Red Sox.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Two Meets at Riverside
To Settle Roller Titles

Riverside Stadium will be the
scene of two roller skating cham
pionship meets this spring. The
District titles will be decided there
on April II and 18, and the Eastern
Regional crowns on May and 6.
Pennsylvania, Delaware, West
Virginia, Maryland and the District
are in the Eastern Region. Winners
of regional titles are eligible for the
national championships to be de-
cided at Oakland, Calf, in July.
Speed skating has been added to
the list of events. Entry deadline
Is April 10 for the District event.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
By the Associated Press

TAMPA, Fla, Mar. 22.-The best
way to judge which way the base
ball winds are likely to blow is to
sit in the sun ad talk with the team
managers And it occurs to this
sun -bather that every National
League pilot with whom he has
split a few million beneficial rays
has, sooner or later, brought up
the subject of the Boston Braves.
Not, of course, until after the
World Champion st. Louis Cardi-
nails have been discussed at some
length, and perhaps even the Brook
lyn Dodgers and the new Pittsburgh
Pirates, with Hank Greenberg lend
ing his large bat to their attack.
Without exception, however, the
master minds of the senior league
Evening star., 1947-03-22

Pin Aces to Shoot
In BrookIund Test

Some of the classiest bowling
competition OF the season is ex-
pected tomorrow when stars of
the Washington area and other
duckpin centers shoot it out III
the annual National Capital
Open at the Brookland Recrea-
ton.
1t will be rolled in two five
game blocks with. squads firing at
2, $3.50. 5, $50 and pm. The
entry fee is $3.50. first prize
5000 and second price S100, with
other awards depending upon the
number of contestants.
Cletus Pannell won last year
with an average of 1875 and
will defend the title.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Armed Heads Fast Field
lin GuIfstream Handicap
BY the Associofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 22.-Eleven
handicap speedsters, headed by
Calumet Farms mighty Armed, were
scheduled to 60 to post today at
Gulfstream Park in the $25,000-
added 1A-mile Gulfstream Handi-
cap-richest purse in the tracks 40
day spring meeting.
The field included Statesman,
Dlrner Party, Armed, Concordian,
Talon, Eternal Reward, Frere
jacques. Tel O'Sullivan, Kingarvie,
Pot O. Luck and Miss Grillo.
Armed, top-weighted at 129
pounds. and with veteran rider
Doug Dooson astride, will run for
the first time since losing the $780,
900 Santa Anita Handicap March /
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Curdozo and Comotops
Fiyes Vie for JCC Title

Championship of the Jewish Com
munity Center A Basket Ball League
will be decided in a game between
Cardoza and Camatops teams to-
morrow at 11:15 am. Two games
afe scheduled tonight in the B
League and four more tomorrow
Tonight's games are: Kappa Phi
Pi VS.. Jewish Lions. 8 o'clock, and
Sigma Phi vs. Capital City AzA, 9:15.
Tomorrow's are: Simon Atlas AzA
VS.. Potomac AZA. 10 am; Sigma
Alpha Rho VS.. Habonim, 1890: Mu
Sigma VS.. Wilmer AzA, 2. and Sigma
Alpha Kappa VS.. Kappa Phi Pi. 3:15.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Skins Sign Two More,
BOOSTING Total to As

Two more linemen have been
added to the Redskin roster, bring
ing the total of those under con-
tract for 1947 to As.
Fred Boensch, 225- pound, 6-foot-4
Stanford tackle from San Mateo,
Calf, and Bernie Brosky, Penn
State guard, are the Tribes latest
acquisitions. Brosky is "a, weighs
225 and stands 6 feet 2la inches.
Both were highly recommended by
their college coaches,
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Clash Of Sprint Stars
Marks Southwest Meet
BY the Associoted Press

FORT WORTH, Tex, Mar. o.
Teams from 38 colleges swung into
preliminaries today in the South.
western recreation track and fielo
meet with all eyes on sprint feuo
between Flyin' Charley Parker OF
Texas and Bullet Bill Martinesor
of Baylor.
These two stars, who met for the
first time two weeks ago at the
Border Olympics when Martineson
snapped Parker's f1ve-year winning
streak, were not in the same heats
but the times of the two flyers were
watched with interest. J. D. Stovall
Martineson's coach, has said Parker
will have to better 9:6 for the 100
yard dash to beat Martineson in
this afternoons final.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
.Looney Sees Amateur
Boxing on Rise Here;
.AAU Card Keen
By Bill Fuchs

Jerry Looney, chairman OF the
District AAU Boxing Committee
looks on the current crop Of local
amateur fighters with unrestrained
optimism.
Every year we are improving,
he says, "and I think some of the
boys you'll see in next weeks finals
will give a good account of them
selves in the national tournament
in Boston"
Looney, who has been with the
District AAU since its organization
in 1929, recalls the time when
George Abrams and Steve Mamakas
were sluggingA it out under the
Washington Boys Club banner.
Born and reared in the Swami
poodle district of Washington
Looney attended Gonzaga High
School and attracted some atten-
ton as a middle distance runner
and boxer back in the late 20s.
Last night Looney was on hand
to see the semifinals in the Dis
trict AAU tournament at Catholic
University.
All of the bouts were fast, a few
were close and five failed to &C
the distance.
Victor Mawby of st. Mary's used
a terrific right to gain technical
knockout over Anacostia's Jess
Moore at OBI Of the second round
and Quantico Bill O'Brien scored
a TKO. over Charley Sampson of
Fort Davis at i1.49 of the third
round in. two hectic 147-pound
novice bouts. i 'iGs' 10
Pat Thomas of Apollo scored the
only kayo of the night when he
stopped Umbert Vagnerini, also of
Apollo, at 1:12 of the second in a
118-pound senior bout.
Coming back in the third round
after taking a beating in the first
two. Hughie Smith, 160-pounder
from Quantico, turned the tables on
James Cough of Barry Post to win
a decision in the best novice battle.
Paul Oliver of Prince Georges
Boys Club almost upset the favored
veteran, Pete Cilinski of ST. Mary's,
who won unanimous decision
much to the disapproval of the
1,704 paying customers.
NOVICE DIVISION.
l1S-pound class-Frank Sheehan fMer.
rick outpcinted Bill Russell Fort Du-
1.6-pound class-owen canty fMer.
hston Eifft 0qsD05nted e ce Frank T"vannsr wash
Jess moore MaW9S
SAMPSON Bso oT Han5is pupon dffsssd fko cffd te
:. 16o-pound elass-Hush SMITH teuan.
ponted pSIs gaE Ja ARgsfn Hegsro 9e3 aD' out
oaansc Won 81 or from fsu pof
>-"el- SENIOR DIVISION.
9qDHnsq gha%as Ap aIRy AGsHd AegHSS
nerini Apoilo5;, f:1s; second round. ~.
" fWashinston B.. e.. claude Lawrence
S MaTy F55 dftssted fs f{s Jnmy 4oyn8 5nn'
Mays assp'9Rf ouRotnsd flsssssf oEsn Ga'h
5. c.J defeated Harry Rogers (ouantico]
i47-pound classNTom Larner (Wash.
ington B. c. outpointed Ken Swami
I6oepound class-Georeie Fuller (Mer.
rick 0utpolnted Bill Laush Quantico(
Nick Loretto Barry Pos) defeated Jackie
O'Hearn tMerrickl.
POST outpointed John Sullivan 'Mer.
rick. Bobby Blbbs Isl. MaryS B. c.
outpointsa Boy huoscher nap9n .Ap9ilo) Ano,.
lo) won by forfeit from Frank Gaeglel
lQuantico). Frakn Stetka tMerrickI won
BY forfeit from Don Hubscher (Apollo)
Evening star., 1947-03-22
BY the Associated Press

OAKLAND, Calf, Mar. 22.-The
Chicago Cubs, who finished third
In the National League pennant
scramble last season despite a cal
load of injuries to number oi
players. still are haunted by all
mentS.
Pitcher Hank Borowy is the latest
Bruin to go on the sidelines, but
the crack hurler is expected back
shortly as he is only nursing q
slight cold.
Ed Watkins, fancy fielding first
sacker. is reported much better
after treatment by Denny Carroll
former Detroit Tiger trainer, fol-
a sore shoulder at Boyes Springs
Russ Meyer, promising Cub right
handler. is about ready to resume
action after recovering from a siege
of intestinal flu.
The Cub midway problem, how
ever, still is in bad shape as Second
sacker Don johnson has leg tendon
trouble and ShorGstop Candidates
Len Merullo and Ace Parker are
bothered with sore arms.
h In addition, Claude Passeau, vet
eran Highlander, still is at his
Mississippi farm recovering from a
back operation.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Mar. %
jP).-Miffed by reports that Holly
wood of the Pacific Coast League
would receive Jim Delsin, Andy
Skurski, Fred Vaughn, Bob Gill
lespie and Pete Gebrian from the
Chicago White Sox's overflow, Man.
ager Ted Lyons of the Pale Hose
says, 1--WE won't cut the squad
until after we leave Shreveport on
April II. After all 3, spring training
is to give the rockies a chance to
make the club and they're going
to get it,"
LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. 20 tP.-
st. Louis Cardinal Manager Eddie
Dyer announced today that three
of his frOnt-line DitcherS-HOWie
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Stewart From |. S. U.
Named Quuntico Coach

QUANTICO, Va, Mar. % (R.-
1t. Col. Marvin C. (Moose) Stew
art, former Louisiana State center.
has been appointed head coach of
the 1947 Quantico Marine football
team.
Spring training for the Leather
necks will begin March "a. The grid
schedule for 1947 has not been COM
pleted
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Mats, 8: Lookouts, z
, Waehington
iCh2ttanoosa

Runs-Lyons j. Lewis, Vernon. Wooten,
Spence t2), Travis. Robertson. Scott, De-
bonis. Errors-Scot. GU. Travis. Lyons
t3l. Rcns batted in-Priddy 90; Vernon,
Spence. Robertson t.3t, MadjeSki. KvaSnak,
Two-base hits. Lewis, Travis, Spence,
Wooten, Lavelle.. Three-base hiL-Rcbert-
son. Stolen bass-Coan. Sacrifice
Candini Double plays-K Lewis to Friar.
Travis to Lyons to Vernon. Scott to Petro-
sky to Sanford, Lyons to Vernon, Lewis to
Ferrell to Travis, Petrosky to Scott to San
Washington IL; .chattanooga.- II. Bases
on balls-Off Zukowski. .; of Guitierrez.
3. Struck out-By Gutierrez, /: by Leon
ard, /; By Candini. 3. Hits-Of Zukow-
ski, s in innings; of Leonard, in 8;
of Oliver, 9 in l. Wild pitches-Zukowski
(2). Passed balls-Ferrell, Debonsis. Win
ming pitcher-Leonard. Losing pitcher
Zukowski. Umpires-Messrs. Blackard,
Mckinley and Berry. Time-2:l6.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
ToIer. to Box Sumo

Charley Toler, former District
Golden Gloves and AAU boxing star,
has been added to the supporting
card on the Turner's Arena fight
program on Monday night. He is to
fight Bobby Suma in f1ve-rounder.
Another prelim will be between
Stanley Greene and Sammy Thomp-
son.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
St. Joe and St. Pete Fives
PIuy PurochiuI Final

ST. Josephs and st. Peters are
survivors for tomorroW's title game
in the parochial school basket ball
tournament at Merrick Boys Club.
They meet at 2 o'clock.
St. Joseph's overcame 12-4 half
time deficit to defeat st. Francis
Xavier, 21-19, in overtime yesterday,
while st. Peters edged Holy Name,
2O-17.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

pltCnIng SLaI, gOOQ as dPPtd1o, tIIerVS1
that of the Detroit Tigers. But for color the
Cardinals are tops-and the strange part is that
Eddie Dyer hasn't what might be called single
colorful player!
Pick them apart, individual by individual,
and there isn't a show-stopper in the bunch.
There isn't williams nor Feller nor New
houser nor Greenberg. But as team tne
Cards are hard to beat for sheer Impressive
ness.
For one thing they apparently haven't
weakness For another, they act like professionals
They play and practice hard but also with easy
confidence They are uniformly little guys as attn
etes co. but they also are uniformly tough and agile
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Babe Returns to Links,
But Sticks to Putting
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 22-Babe
Ruth's familiar figure was seen on
the Bayside Country Club links
yesterday but the Babe didn't at
tempt to get off any long drives
just a little putting practice.
1t was the first time he had been
on the links since he recently left
a hospital.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associoied Press

Boston (A), 4: Detroit tAD, Q.
Detroit tA,l .",9: Louisville tA.A.). 2.
New York (A), 3: Cincinnati (Nl. 9.
Pittsburgh fN.). 5: Philadelphia tA), 0.
St. Louis (N.i. 3: Philadelphia on, 4.
Washington tA). 8; Chat'nooea fS.A.): :
Brooklyn fN.1. 5; Panama Electrics, O.
Boston tN.), II; FIT. Lauderdale OIL },
Oakland P PC.L0. .: Chicago tNl:
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press

NEW YoRK.-Tippy Larkin. 139.
Garfield n j.. outpointed Billy Gra-
ham, 13Q2a, New York lO).
BALTfMORE.- Terry Moore. 142.
Baltimore. knocked out frankie Crosse,
40, Philadelphia 90
PHILADELPHIA Febbo. 1892.
Philadelphia, outpointed Charley Will
liams. 1897 Philadelphia 49,
NEW LONDON, Conn.-Lee O. Muir
ray-Johnny White bout ruled no con-
test in second round by Referee Joe
Currie who declared White was not
trying. No blame was attached to
Murray.
ASBURY PARK, N. doc Will
liams: 161. Mahwah. outpointed speedy
Duval 159. Philadelphia (6J.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Gwynn Park Winner

Gwynn Park Highs basket ball
team defeated Capital Pages, 24-12,
yesterday at Gwynn Park. Louis
Letcher scored 13 points for the
winners.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

BASKET BALL ASSN. OF AMERICA.
Chicago, 80; Toronto, SO.
NATIONAL BASKET BALI LEAGUE.
Oshkosh. So: Sheboyean, As.
PACIFIC BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Bellingham. 40: Vancouver. 80.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Tough Little Guys Ruling the Roost
By FRANCIS {. STANN
Stcr StofT Correspondent


Fla, Mar 22-Prcbably the most exciting
training Floridacr elsewhere for that matters the
St Louis Cardinals This seems to be consensus
of observers apprase i947 conenoes
don't pack the OF the REQ Sox Ihelf
Evening star., 1947-03-22

U. S. HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Fort Worth, s.: Tulsa, 2.
EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
New York. 5; WASHINGTON. 4.
PACIFIC HOCKEY LEAGUE,
Hollywood, B; Los Angeles, 3.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. % tP).-
st. Louis Cardinal Manager Eddie
Dyer announced today that three
of his front-line pitchers-HoWie
Evening star., 1947-03-22

over likes them 1--WE won't any 7 games behlhd IN Ju
as We were last said in his private dressing lo -
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