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Evening star., 1947-01-05
Tied From Field,
Drop "a 10 y
Free losses
Surge in Final Period
Captures Decision;
5,285 See Bottle
By Bill Fuchs

Using the free-throw, line for
lifeline, the Washington Caps
turned back the Cleveland Rebels
1854, last night before 5,285 fans
at Uline Arena.
The Caps gave an almost fawless
demonstration of craftsmanship at
the charity stripe, cashing in on "a
of their 20 chances, and in the long
run it saved their necks. Both
teams Tipped in 27 field goals but
Cleveland had only IA shots from
the foul line and made 10.
Mckinney PAGES Scorers.
Bones Mckinney set the scoring
pace for the Caps, chalking up 81
points, but big John Mahnken was
woefully off form tallying a mere
six points. The Rebels covered Capt.
Bob Feerick well during the first
half, holding him to points, but
he got his eye on the hoop in the
second half and wound up with II
for the evening.
Cleveland, also suffering bad
night with its long-range artillery,
nevertheless clung doggedly to the
Caps heels during the first half,
which ended with Washington ahead
1923. AT one stage the Rebels were
within 8 points of tying it up, but
couldn't quite close the gap.
The Caps brought all their power
to bear in the closing stages of the
fray to sew up the verdict.
Snaps Losing Streak.
Kenny Sailors, whose dribbling
antics pleased the crowd, and Mel
Riebe, who tailed 13 points for the
visitors, kept Cleveland in the run
ming for the first three periods.
The win snapped a two-game
losing streak for the Caps and gave
them a to margin over the
Rebels. Cleveland trounced the
Caps, 92-68, in their first meeting
early in the season.
In a preliminary game, the Long
Island debs, New York State wom-
ems champions, edged out the New
Jersey State champion Amazons,
27-22.
Lorraine Kelly, who collected IL
of the winners points, was knocked
OUT OF the ball game when she
caught Dot Whalen's pass on the
chin.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
ski Club to Plan Outing
At Meetinq This Week

Members of the Ski Club of Wash
ington and their friends will discuss
their favorite topic at a meeting
Wednesday at 8:15 pm. at the Ham,
ilton Hotel. Any one interested in
the sport is invited, according to
President H. B. Shepard.
Plans for a club outing, January
Is and 10, will be discussed and there
will be forum on suitable ski sites
in the vicinity of Washington. Sew
eral reels of movies also will be ex-
hibited.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
speeiol Dispoteh TO The Stor

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Baltimore
Clippers spoiled the Washington
Lions hopes Of taking over first
place in the Eastern Hockey League
by handing them a 80 setback here
tonight before a capacity crowd at
Iceland Arena.
1t was tight and hot, but clean,
game all the way as the defeat left
the ambitious Lions still one point
back of first-place New York Rovers,
who were idle tonight. The win for
Baltimore also left the Clippers only
one point behind the Lions.
Only some super goal tending by
Dave Kemp in the Washington nets
kept the score close. Little David
was credited with Al saves, many of
them spectacular, as he robbed the
Clippers of several seemingly Ger
tain goals.
It was Tom Jameson, hefty Clip
per defensemen, who spoiled the
Lions night. He broke % tie
at 13 :02 of the nnal period by shoot
ing in a 30-foot screen shot. It
skipped through the legs of and be-
tween several players, and it was the
kind that Goalie Kemp just couldn't
see. 49,
Washington took the lead after
a scoreless first period when Center
Jimmy Wilson slapped one past
Larry Frechette, Baltimore net
tender, at 1:02, but Baltimore came
back to knot things six minutes
later on a shot by Frank Macintosh.
Ed Vigneau's unassisted score half
way through the period while the
Clippers were. playing a man short
the final session as Player Coach
Jack Riley Of the Lions hooked in
Evening star., 1947-01-05
BY the Associofed Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Illinois'
Rose Bowl champions tumbled
glee:ully from their West Coast
train today to rousing welcome
from thei... ASIA rout of u. c.
L. AS Bruins whom the Illini
generally scorned as weaker
than the weakest Big Nine
team"
Al wildly cheering crowd of 500,
patiently milling around the rail-
road station as the snow-decked
train chugged in more than two
hours late. Engulfed the 80
player squad in an impromptu
but hilarious celebration.
An official homecoming Is
Evening star., 1947-01-05
King Of Ball Runners
Leads HIS. 10 700
81
Edge in Alamo Tilt
BY the Associuted Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. A.
Rudolph Gittle Doc) Mobley, ma
tional ground-gaining king, dashed
"a yards for one touchdown and
skipped II for another today as the
Hardin Simmons Cowboys finished
the football campaign undefeated
and united with 900 victory over
Denver University in the first an
nua1 Alamo Bowl.
A crowd of 3,73o huddled in wind
swept Alamo Stadium in 28-degree
temperatures to watch the mighty
Cowboys snap back from scoreless
first period, when they we're held
deep in their own territory, to ram
BILE for touchdowns in the second,
third and fourth quarters.
With the wind to their backs, the
Pioneers outplayed the Cowboys in
the first Is minutes, but from then
on there was no doubt about the
result although the Rocky Mountain
visitors threatened on several occa-
lsions.
Game Was Postponed.
The game today was postponed
affair. 1t was to have been run off
Wednesday but was carried over be-
cause of an ice storm.
In the opening period the Pioneer
line stopped din-Simmons' high
powered attack cold and the visitors
launched one drive that carried to
the Cowboy 27. However, j. C. Cook
bobbed up to intercept Jack Girtin' S
pass on the 13 and ran out to the
% as the period closed.
Hardin-Simnnons took over with
6 minutes of the. second quarter
gone. Mobley, who led the Nation
in ground-gaining in 1912 and again
in 1916, f1icked through center, broke
into the open and sped "a yards to
a touchdown.
The Cowboys had another drive
under way just before the period
closed but after advancing 43 yards
had one of Alvin Johnson's passes
intercepted on the Denver 81
johnson had gone through the sea-
son without an interception until
this one.
March az Yards to Score.
In the third period, the Cowboys
marched AZ yards for their second
touchdown with johnson Tipping
short pass to End Jack Boles
on the Denver S. Boles bounced
off two tacklers to score standing
up. Poulus kicked the extra point
this time
In the fourth period the Cowboys
recovered on their Al and in seven
plays swept to a touchdown. From
the Denver II Mobley weaved
around right end and behind great
blocking went across. Poulos again
converted.
Denver. co-champion of the Big
Seven Conference, never seriously
threatened but with Bob Hazelhurst
and John (the Creek Karamigios
bearing the brunt, rolled up censid-
cradle yardage on the Cowboys.
Hardin-S Simmons, champion of the
Border Conference, went through
eleven games unbeaten and united
the second team in the schools
hictny-vr 70 %,,,. f1,o frin
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Boys Club Court Event
To End This Week

The Boys Club of Washington
rings down the curtain on the
Christmas basket ball tournament
this week at the Eastern Branch
gym with the 90-pounders slated
to bow out tomorrow night at {
O'Clock.
On Tuesday the 100 pound teams
play the finals and on Wednesday
final games in the 100, los and l35
pound classes will be played. "a
Evening star., 1947-01-05
IIni Rote Uc!uns Weaker Than Big Mines Worst Team

U. C. L. A., but cautiously warded
off a question as to how the
Illini would have Jared against
Notre Dame the te m which
trimmed than 26-6 early in the
seaeon.
"All can say is that we were
really high out there in Pasa-
dena-really high" grinned Julie.
Another Illini greeter was Ell
roy (Crazy-Legs) Hirsch. former
Wisconsin star and now halfback
for the Chicago Rockets, who
played for the El Toro, Calf,
marines against Young when he
starred for Fleet City, Calf,
Nays team In 1915.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Dodd Rejects Offer
To Coach al BayIor
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Jan. 4.-Bobby Dodd
head football coach at Georgia Tech
announced today that he has turned
down an offer to assume a similar
position at Baylor University OF
Waca, Tex.
Dodd, whose eleven returned yes
terday from the Oil Bowl at Houston
where it scored a 41-19 victory over
st. Mary's Gaels, disclosed his de-
cision in a formal statement to the
press.
Prior to Christmas he had ad-
m.tted receipt of the offer and fol-
lowing conference at that time
with Baylor officials at Waco, said
he would make a statement after
the Oil Bowl classic.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

Bruins. Tugging a big sultcase,
Young almost sneaked through
the gauntlet of picture snappers
and reporters. But he was spot
ted and Immediately surrounded
Dindently modest, the squat
Negro speeoster praised the work
of his teammates. About u. c.
L. A., Buddy asserted the Bruin
tackles were very inferior
Julie Rykovich, who also lugged
the ball 103 yards against the
stunned Bruins, came tramping
down the runway with earmuffs
clamped over his hatless head.
Rykovich said he was amazed
at the fevered playing pitch to
which the Illini were primed for
Evening star., 1947-01-05

planned for the Illini at Cham
paign, H., Tuesday, but it won't
be more enthusiastic than to-
days reception in which photog-
rapllers and neWsmen swarmed
as thicily as autograph hounds.
The players, wearied by their
5o-hour trip from Los Angelo
the city which greeted them
coldly as unwanted bowl con-
tenders and then sent them away
in stunned admiration for skim
ming the Bruins-tried to duck
through the throng unnoticed.
One such was little Buddy
Young, who gained 103 yards and
generally was the Illini spark
plug against the vastly oVerrated
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Former w. and l. Mat
Coach Ends Own Life

VIENNA, III, Jan. 4 P.-Archie
z. Mathis, 43, University of Illinois
physical education instructor, died
Yesterday on his farm of bullet
wounds which coroner E. A. Veach
said were self inflicted.
Mathis, who won the western con-
ference 145-pound wrestling champ
ionship in 1925. formerly coached
wrestling at Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, Va. During
the war. he served in the Nays
fitness program at the Iowa Pre-
fight School.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Seniors Defeat Saints
In " Leaque TussLe

With skinny" Mack chalking up
% points, the Twelfth Street 'Y''
Seniors defeated st. Cyprians, 81
to 50, last night in YMCA League
game on the winners court. Camp
bell was high for the losers with
II points.
The Wildcats turned back the
Oldtimers, As to IS in another game
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Basket Boil Officials
Meet This Afternoon

The District of Columbia Board of
approved basket ball officials will
meet at pm. today at the Recrea-
ton Department, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
Secretary Treasurer J. Dallas
Shirley urges that all members at
tend. ,t-
Evening star., 1947-01-05
American Hockey LEAGUE.
"a nt&zI1 Te1@~I

American Hockey League.
Springfield. g. Rhode Island, 3.
st. Louis. 3: Indianapolis, 2.
Buffalo, q; Pittsburgh, 5.
Eastern League Hockey.
Baltimore, 3; Washington. 2.
4: Boston, 2.
U. s. Hockey League.
Minneapolis, 2: Tulsa, !.
Basket Ball Assoeiat ton.
washington, rs; Cleveland. "a.
rs: Philadelphia. "a.
National League Basket Ball.
Oshkosh, 40; Indianapolis. 38.
~: Detroit. "a.
Exhibition Basket Ball.
IN. L., So; Milwaukee
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Y HondbuII Dotes Set

The first National Junior YMCA
four-wall handball championship
tournament will be held at the Gen.
tral Branch, January 20 to Is, Ralph
w. Foster, secretary of the handbau
committee announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Lions, Shaded by Clippers, 81
Miss Chance for First Place

gave the Baltimore slim lead to
carry into the final frame.
That lead lasted only minute Of
short one on an assist from Bud
Foley to make it % and set the
stage for Jamieson's game-winning
shot later in the period.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

of ethics be adopted? Will teeth be put into laws
to prevent what is viewed widely as dangerous
trend toward professionalism?
Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, commissioner OF
the Western Conference, expressed the sentiment
of many college presidents the other day when
he said 1--WE must set up policy whereby kid
will choose school for its educational value,
rather than a school choosing a kid for his
athletic ability"
His words have clean, healthy, logical
ring, but they don't necessarily mean anything
concrete will be done about the problems of
eligibility and subsidies on national scale. The
same words have been spoken in the past;
the same alarm has been sounded. But in the
Evening star., 1947-01-05

Washington spares-Foley. Sims. Babey
Liley, PARTS. Carr Harris Catlin. Brench-
ley Campbell. Baltimore spares-Bissette
Bergeron, Vigneau, Macintosh, Harmon
Meyers.
First period-Scoring: none. Penalties:
Ciuman. 2 minutes Tripping: Tallifer
2 minutes (trippingl.
Second period-Scoring: Washington
Wilson (un), 1:02: Baltimore, Macintosh
(Stoddard. Bergeron), 1853: Baltimore,
Vigneau (un). 9:36 Penalties: Bissette
minutes unnecessary roughness): Riley
Q minutes unnecessary roughness), Riley,
2 minutes (charging)
Third period-Scoring: Washington. Ri
ley (Foley), 100. Baltimore. Jameson
(un). 1902. Penalties. Bergelpn, 2 min
utes Gnterference).
Evening star., 1947-01-05
When Tickets Become $500 Poir, Army Quit

question eligibility always has been controversial among
colleges less But gambling ticket
scapng subsdaon acknowledged to greater enaces
expression, for the games sake
hypocrisy camDuses
still those who looking in the Woodpes search
lines following Amys break
reluctant accept
schools that the game had just grown
Talk Amy pulling out strictly
juvenile West Point feared annual beating
would have quit 20 years ago.
eventual interruption of onship was suspected by
newspapermn who covered Arm lng tne Week Oh e sso
the biggest of the This more than
college football game. 1t gambling medium IN which
dollars least involved 1t became
tcket-scalpe reached point where the
Blanchard and Tucker suddenly
were the in the country and on their
responsibilities far above and beyond the
call of
the why Army divorced Noe Dame
had too long way
time since 1914 when an unknown little nloWestern
with gmncK
called Dorais Knute Rockne
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Ball Perks Aren't for Colleges, Anyway

Army passed that had
selling them at from STD TO S2U
pair press png the regular working section
cascay because wasn't treated in the manner
indicated that possibly
millions because and perhaps hundred
received at West Point bitterly crclzng ARMY lo
its handling of tickets
realized that great amount OF
good will was being established rivalry healthy
and Dame despite what the doube maintain probably
will remain forever cordial West Point because
Army football teams much or more han any ooner
that started Irish the road to National renoWn .
college doesn't belong in Yankee Stadium or
any park anyway There stripped OF natural graceful
even pastoral backorop commercialls which not
the spirit of real college athletes and
roofing sections 80. ,,.
resolutions which ought to be passed but hasn't
that all colleges pull in their necks take thr Games
out of ball their sweet homes matter
how pros have the ball parks let the customers
who want pro the furnish it. This
by all the evils the NCAA people Will tackle
might be start in the right direction
If you've of that atmosphere in Prince
tons Palmer Stadium, Yale Bowl Mitchie Stadium at
Field you'll get the idea It's Ike
stepping out of a shower.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
Win, Lose, or Draw
Intentions Are Good, but Reforms Are Doubtful
By FRANCIS {. STAN

NEW YORK JAN 4-There dSputlng the WtaII OF goo
representatives of the Nations colleges are nrng
ing here on Monday Now question these New
Evening star., 1947-01-05

with the others Some caped doV
gifted athletes refused to play transfers and adne
closely to strict eligibility. Others preferred to take
elastic of football do scnoo
which deny that worthy men OF muscle are hnancay
Evening star., 1947-01-05

be no more game foot3 George Benigni to create
georgetown University advantage
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TO turn the Crlck.
SAc p. fonl
Evening star., 1947-02-28

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