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Evening star., 1948-08-08

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Evening star., 1948-08-08

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Evening star., 1948-04-28

RAYMOND Walsh: %. e712 ontario rd
NV. and Shirley Decker, 22, 1879 Bilt-
more st. NV.
Thomas slocum, 81. $50 Lexington pl.
ne. and sussi Engel, 81. coburg,
John Smith. 81. Baltimore, and Kathleen
Miller. 25. Accident, Md.
Leo Wall, 80, 14Os L St NV. and Marie
Ripperser. 10. Riverdale. Nd.
Robert Ghormley. jr.. "a. 1905 Macomb
st. NV, and Nancy Stanley, 20, 3725
Macomb st. NV.
Loyal Wodo. 80; National Airport. and
Mary Lepore, 81, 4405 30th st. ne.
Constantine Pappadeas. "a. 1884 Bellevue
ter; NV, and Wanda Peacock, 2I,
Frederick Eisler, ir., 20, 321 oath pl. ne,
and Marjorie Padgett, 1s, 1928 q st.
Harry Morgan, %. aos st. ne, and
cleon Phillips, %, 617 Maryland ave.
Francis stotmeister, %, 44o1 Iowa ave.
NV. and Lenora Baker, %, 144s Park
| I'd. NV.
Robert Freise. %. Silver Spring. Nd, ard
Doris Dun, IS, Alexandra. va.
Robert Eschbach, "A. Andrews Field, Md.
Floyd ellis, 81, 4221 South Capitol St,
and Chloe Smith. 10, 145 18th st. sc.
Eddie Hicks, 30. Forest Glen, Md. and
lone Brown, 81, 3212 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-28

Edward Young, 81, and Louise Dunn, 81
both Of 1898 5th st. NV.
Gordon Buckley. "a, and Mafsie Wright
NV
Joseph Scot. 80, 1925 New Hampshire
ave; NV, and Audrey Coryell, 80, 1928
Park pl. sc.
Paul Haley, 30. 1921 Harvard st. NV.
and Eleanor Hedrick, 80, 1901 Wheeler
I'd. Sc.
NV, and Stella Younkin. 10. 1900 M
st. NV.
Franklin Cooper, o5, Naval Receivins
Station, and Margaret Hayes, 80
Arlington Farms, Va
Evening star., 1948-04-28

Robert Miro, 90, rs Rock Greek Church I'd
NV, and Alice Ernst, 20, 525 Ingraham
st. NV.
Walter Young, 80, and Thelma Gordon
%, both of 1923 sth ST. ne.
Jefier Mahmot, 21,z and Elizabeth Stark
20, both Of 111a" C st. ne.
Edwin Oppler, 80. and Hildegard simen.
auer, %, both Of 4035 D st. sc.
Arthur sissler. 25. Alexandria. Va, and
Bernice Bower. 80. 1927 New York ave
NV.
Robert Martz. 80. 222 Cromwell ter. ne.
and Clare Janowiak, %. As 3rd st. sc
Christopher Christ, %. Maryland Univer-
sity: and Betty Stathopoulos, 90, 100C
Quebec pl NV.
John Thomas, 81. and Maxine Powell
19, both Of Alexandria, Va.
James Naylor, 3s, and Elizabeth jackson
43. both of SO Myrtle st. ne.
oscar Jones, 23, 139 D st. ne, and Re.
becca Merritt. 20, 131 c st. ne.
La Fayette Barnes, "a. 1909 Sheriff I'd
ne. and Grace Browner. p. 175t
Rainey James, 90. 7s3 Morton st. NV
and Rosa Dobbs, 81. 931 M st. NV.
Wilbert Smothers. 10. 2257 18th st. NV.
and Barbara Kiah, 10, Baltimore
Joseph Zaiko, 23 Boiling Field. anc
GLADYS CreaSey, %, 1921 10Th st NV
Evening star., 1948-04-28
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laps couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-04-28

Robert Waller. Is. National Training
School for Boys, and Justine Inference,
20, 1873 G st. NV.
Gary Golman. 81. and Grace Dove. "a
both Of 1409 Belmont st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
By the Assoeiofed Press

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 1.-THE
Quantico Marines whipped a
scrappy football team representing
the San Diego Marine Corps Re-
cruit Depot, 81 to 0, today to retain
their title as All-Navy champions.
Quantico'S Leathernecks by to-
days triumph extended their WIN
ming streak to "a games and
snapped the West Coast champions
streak at is games.
A crowd estimated at $4,000 saw
the jarring battle, sponsored by the
Norfolk Sports Club and Admiral
w. H. P. Blandy, commander in
chief of the Atlantic fleet. for the
benefit of the March of Dimes.
Two Scores by Passes.
The first tally came on the first
play of the second period when
Halfback Roy Russell of Vernon,
Tex, whipped a forward pass from
the San Diego % to Ray Pfefer
6-foot 6-inch end from Glidden,
Tex. Pfiefer took the ball on the
6 and scored standing up. Halfhack
Tony Messina of Crockett, Calf,
added the first of three extra points
from placement.
The winners scored again late in
the second period when End Ernest
Hargett of Engleton, Tex, took
pass on the 8 from Jesus Flores OF
El Paso. Tex, and went the rest
of the way.
In the final period, Bill Jesse, for
Mer Naval Academy lineman, inter-
cepted a San Diego pass and raced
70 yards for a touchdown.
1t was San Diego player, Volney
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Great Hurdle Field Is Lining Up
For Stars Meet Next Month

The 70-yard high hurdle event II
The Evening Star Games at the Ma.
tional Guard Armory on January II
will bring to Washington probably
the greatest field ever to compete
here.
An almost certain starter will be
LLOYD Duff of Ohio State, who sci
4 new record of 8.4 seconds this
year to beat Bill Porter, who later
won the Olympic high hurdles a,
London. Porter no longer is lI
competition.
Duff not only is top hurdler, but
also is a stellar performer in the
pole vault who should press the
l4-foot mark closely if not exceed
ing it. Duff, who has indicated a
desire to run in The Evening Star
Games, will compete in both events
If his entry is accepted.
The hurdles likely will be run in
two heats and a final with IL OF
the best competing.
Ohio State Sending Stars,
Duff, if he competes, may be
pressed by an Ohio State teammate
Dick Maxwell who is coming along
fast and was nosed out by Duff last
year by only two or three feet.
Ohio State also probably will send
Harry Cogswell, last years Big Ter
indoor quarter-mile champion. In
winning the championship, Cogs-
well ran the distance in 489 sec.
onds. He may run in the 60o-yare
dash.
Another Ohio State runner or
whom Track Coach Larry Snyder
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Navy Bow|ers 10 Hold
Gui||oH Benefit; -Four
Journeys Today

In conjunction with their regular
league schedule, Navy Department
bowlers will stage special benefit
tournament for Jack Guillott al
7:30 tomorrow night at Penn Rec
reation.
Guillott, who has been bowling in
the Army, Office of Chief Engineers
and Navy leagues for more than a
quarter of century, has been SER
iously i'll for the last six months.
Each member of the Navy loop
will contribute 81 while many OF
Guillott's bowling friends will be
present to add to the fund for the
old-time Government roller.
According to Dick Dunaj. presi-
dent of the Navy loop who is the
prime mover in the Guillott benefit
a season record went by the boards
last week when c. McFadden fired
176 to give Hydro-Litho 81 win
over Yards and Docks. Pollock with
q ITO helped OPNAV take two from
Photo. Second-place Electronics
whitewashed S. g. A. to move one
game behind leading Navigation,
which dropped a game to BuSanda
Four tournaments will divide the
interest of many duckpinners today
The seasons first Bowlers Victory
Legion Handicap starts at 2 pm
at Hyattsville, while at the same
hour the third annual Brooklano
Limited Doubles will be on tap al
Brookland Recreation. Mount Rain.
Ter and Petworth drives will stage
regular weekly one-ball handicapS
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Jones, Cooper Boxing
In Top Bouts Of -Four
.0n Turner'S Card

Two local youngsters noted Tor
their speed and hustle are featured
on tomorrow nights all-star boxing
program at Turner's Arena. Herbie
(Biff) Jones and Jimmy Cooper
popular young featherweights, top a
field of eight boxers paired for eight
round bouts by Matchmaker Gabe
Menendez.
The Biffer will see action against
Freddie Smith of New York, stable
mate of Ray Robinson, while Cooper
engages Tim Healy. another New
Yorker. 1t will be the first start OF
the indoor season for Jones, who
i'll the past here has tangled with
such as Johnny Bratton, Lew Han
bury and Jimmy McAllister.
Cooper will be attempting to get
back in winning strike after losing
close one to Filberto OrSario in
his last start.
The other two fights pair local
boxers. One has Holly Minis against
Garland Edwards, light-heavyweight
and the other sends Red Gaddis
against Burt Wicks. Both are re-
matches, Edwards and Gaddis hav-
ing won in earlier fights.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

is high is Frank Darcy, a top
fight two-miler. Darcy may COM
pete against Curt Stone and two Oh
three other stars.
Ohio State apparently is not toe
well-fxed for relays and does no.
plan to send a four.
Seat Sale Increasing.
Announcement that Bob Matthias
Olympic decathlon champion, will
appear in the meet. brought rush
of orders for seats in the finish-line
area. Tickets may be purchased at
the business counter in the lobby OF
The Evening Star Building OF
through mail addressed to Room 724
The Evening Star Building. Prices
range from 50 for general admis-
sion seats to. SO for balcony and So
and 81 for box seats.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

nOrS and is q F.A. mchruie'
vice president of both the Maryland
and District Golf Associations.
The USGA appointed committee
of seven with Frank Emmett, who
for years has devoted q great deal
Of time to the promotion of Junior
golf, as vice chairman. Emmet ac-
companied the local juniors to the
first tournament last year at Ann
Arbor, Mich, and was instrumental
in getting the championship for the
District.
Other committee members named
were William M. Briggs: president
elect of the District Golf Associa-
ton; Bobby BrowneD, the District
amateur champion: DR.. Robert A.
Keilty, secretary treasurer of the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association,
a member of the board at Congress
sional and of the USGA's Sectional
Affairs Committee; Albert E. Stein
EN-. secretary of the District Golf
Association, and Walter r. Tucker
man, president of the Burning Tree
Club and one of the Districts golf
pioneers.
Although the tournament will not
need promotion from gate receipts
angle as admission will be free, 1t
will require considerable work in
arranging for housing, meals, trans
portation and entertainment for
the youngsters.
The local committee will work
with Joseph Dey, secretary OF the
USGA. in handling details for the
July 27-30 championship.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Quontico Beats San Diego, 21-O,
To Retain A|I-Novy Grid Crown

/ (SkeetS) Quinlan, former Texas
Christian gridder, who received the
Burroughs Trophy at the end of the
contest as the outstanding player
in the game. He received all but
four votes cast by covering news
men.
First Downs are Close.
Statistically, Quantico had IL
first downs to San Diego's 10 and
gained 1876 yards on the ground to
1872 for their opponents. San Diego
completed four of 10 forward passes
for a total gain of 81 yards while
Quantico completed five Of IL
aerials for a gain of "a yards.
SAN DIEGO.
Left ends-Bell. McAlexander, Men,
left tackles-Delaney;, Moplton.
Left guardS-Butler, Norvell.
Centers-Sampson, Gray.
Right guards guards-GGsegersSonRi arysrS R:ese Ssees
Right ends-Wiltfang, Robertson. Frltz.
Observation-Disclosures, Grant Toliver.
Left halfbacks-Carter. Ruse' Rude
'Rdst'' Risht halfbacks-cobo. White, Colby,
Thompson.
Fulibacks-Moore, Purser. Deleardo,
Scott.
QUANTICO.
Left ends-Hargett, Smith, Leach;
Left tackles-Batorski, AShman, Turk.
Left guards-Wimberg. Weigle.
Centers-Jesse, Schnepf. Grulich.
Right euards-Morem, Steele.
Rieht tackles-Prather, AbrahamS.
Right ends-Krug. Kaasman, Pfeifer.
Quarterbacks-Flores, Greco, Tamillo.
Left halfbacks - Schuett' Graham'
Moore. .,
Right halfbacks-Bartos, Messina, Null
laney.
Fulbacks-Ambrogi, Russell, Scott.
San Diego ---- q .
Quan.ico IA 81
0usntico scoring: Touchdowns. Pfeifer
Jesse, Hargett Points after touchdownS
-Messina l3l flom placement).
Evening star., 1948-12-12
sdu ar @por 8Unde 90 Puts arber Second Miami
PhW Cops After
Sports Gamblers
lx the Axseeiafsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-An
order went out to police today
to eject all gamblers from the
scene of amateur and professional
sports competition.
The directive was issued by
George F. Richardson. assistant
superintendent of police. He
said his action was spurred by
the bribery charge brought
against Morris (Moxie) Fleish-
man yesterday by Joe Fulks, star
of the Philadelphia Warriors of
the Basket Ball Association Of
America.
Richardson said police will
try to end all betting at sports
events. He said persons detected
making bets will be ordered to
leave and will be arrested if
they persist in betting.
Meanwhile, the 33-year old
Fqeishman was free in $500
bail on a charge of bribery of
servants and employees. Maxi
mum penalty is a year in jail and
$500 fine.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Cornell Whips Colgate
In Cage Upset, 57-48
Ry the Assoeiossd Press

ITHACA, N. Y, Dec. 11.-Cornell
upset previously unbeaten Colgate
STAB. tonight before record Itha-
ca basket ball crowd Of $500.
The Big Red was on top almost
all the way and coasted home after
running up a 12-point edge midway
of the second half. Colgate trailed,
27-24, at the intermission. Once
the Red Raiders pulled within =
single point, but couldn't sustain
the drive.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Stranahan Shoots 68
For 200 Total, Still
Two Strokes Ahead
By the Associated Press

| MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 11.-Melvin
(Chick) Harbert, Detroit profes-
sional, set a course record, S-under-
par 50, in the $4,000 Miami Open
golf tournament today, but Anna
teur Frank Stranahan Of Toledo
Ohio, still led the field with zoe
for 81 holes.
Harbert's sensational round lifted
him from q tie for fifth place at
the halfway mark to firm second
with 202 strokes. Herman Barron
White Plains, N. Y, took third
place with a 66 today and q total
of 206.
Harbert, strapping 33-year-old
son of a golf pro. blazed around
the 6,735-yard par 10 Miami Springs
course In intermittent showers with
a 80 going out and 80 coming
home.
The course had been heightened
by 415 yards since last years tour
nament, but the added yardage
didn't bother the long-driving Har-
bert, who had six brides and an
eagle. He hit the green with his
second shot on the 500-yard par
fifth hole and dropped an eight
foot putt for an eagle.
Stranahan Takes 6S:-
Stranahan, who posted 66s dur
ing the two opening rounds, shot
34-34-68 today. The muscular
Ohioan went one over on the par
eighth hole and missed a six-foot
putt on the 17th to go one over
there. Stranahan said the rair
bothered him a bit on the 17th
when q heavy shower fell.
Harbert's score broke the record
63 set by Henry Picard of Cleve-
land and tied by Clayton Heafner
of Charlotte, N. c., last year.
Herman Keiser, Akron. Ohio, and
Tony Penna. Cincinnati. had 207s
with each posting par 7os. Claude
Harmon of Palm Beach, Fla, was
alone at 208 with his 70 today.
Bunched at 200 were Bob Hamil-
ton of Prince Georges Country Club,
Landover, Md. who had o ST to-
day, and Otey Crisman, Miami
Beach, Fla, and Steve Warga, jr,
Miami.
Pretournameht favorite Sammy
Snead, White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va, slipped to u for hefty 210,
even par for the 54 holes. With
him in that bracket were Skip Alex
ander. Southern Pines, N. c.; john
ny Palmer, Badin, N. c.; Pete
Cooper, Ponte Vedra, Fla, and E.
J. Dutch Harrison, Chicago.
Worsham Hits 68, Totals 211.
Lew Worsham of Washington,
d. c., and Oakmont, Pa. shot q
68 for a 211 total and a tie with
George Bolesta, Tampa, Fla; Fred
Hass, jr., New Orleans; Horton
Smith, Detroit, and Les Kennedy,
Pawtucket, r. I.
Defending Champion Jimmy De-
maret of Ojai, Calf, blew to q
big rs today and wound up with
212, the same score posted by Chand-
ler Harper. Portsmouth, Va: Her
man Scharlau, Bloomington, ILL.,;
Lloyd Mangrum, Chicago, and Stan
Staszowski, Winsted, Conn.,, who
had tied Stranahan's 66 on opening
day.
The field was narrowed to II
players yesterday and three more
withdrew today. The leading pro-
fessional will pocket $4,000 first
money and the high-scoring amateur
will get a silver trophy after to-
morrow's final round. The 54-hole
totals:
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Eddie Tawney Day will be OBJ
served at Grifnth Stadium this
afternoon when four sandlot foot
ball teams participate in q double
header starting at 1880. Receipts
will 60 to the Southwest Merchants
21-year-old triple threat fullback
who suffered a broken back in q
game with iBrookland- Woodbridge
Merchants October 26.
In the opening attraction, Car
Credit, Metro League unlimited
champion the past two years, op-
poses Irish War Vets. Brookland-
Woodbridge Merchants, 160-pound
Metro League Western Division
titlist, will face Southwest Merchants
at pm.
The Creditmen will be favored to
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Waiver Mixup Cancels
Sole of Tony Lupien
by the Assoeietsd Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Chi
cago White Sox today had to cal
of their recent sale Of First Base.
man Tony Lupien to Sacramento Of
the Pacific Coast League because
of a slip-up on waiver procedure
General Manager Frank Lane sale
that the Sox had failed to ask fol
waivers in both major leagues ano
when waivers again were asked
the Detroit Tigers claimed him
Lane will not let Lupien go to De-
troit for the $4,000 waiver price
which Is less than Sacramento was
to pay for him.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Knicks Topp|e Bullets
In Last Minute, 72-71
BY the Associofsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l.-Capt. John
Palmer's jump shot with % seconds
remaining gave the New York
Knickerbockers a 72-71 Basket Ball
Association Of America victory over
the Baltimore Bullets today befors
1882 at Madison Square Garden.
The triumph, their third over the
Maryland quintet this season was
the New Workers fourth straight
and eighth in their last nine starts.
Palmer's winning goal offset q
brilliant scoring effort by Baltimore's
John Pelkington. The former Fort
Wayne eager Tailed is points in the
second half and had the crowd
bowling with his assorted hook
shots.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
SundIot EIevens Clash Toduy
In Tuwney Benefit Doube Bill

extend their three-year undefeated
record to IS games. Jack Baumgart-
ner, formerly an outstanding back
at Tech High and Dewitt Prep, is
the key man of this powerhouse
which has moved down the finest
opposition in the Washington area
since 1896
The return game involving South
west and Brookland- Woodbridge Mer-
chants should compare favorably
with the finest rivalries produced
locally in years.
Southwest, paced by the versatile
and brilliant Tawney. won the over
all Metro League l60-pound crown
In 1947, and had swept three games
in a row this season prior to its
meeting with Brookland.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Joe .Vosmik to Manage
Oklahoma City Team
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Joe Vosmik
former star outfelder with the
Cleveland Indians, today was
named manager Of the Indians
Oklahoma City farm team in the
Texas League. succeeding Pat An
kenman.
Vosnik led the Dayton, Ohio
club of the Central League last
season. He began his managerial
career in 1947 by plotting Cleve-
lands Tucson farm club to al
Arizona Texas League champion
ship.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Buonvino Wins Decision

BROOKLYN, Dec. II R.-Gino
Buonvino, 203la, Bari, Italy, scored
split eight-round decision over
Eddie Red" Cameron, 100, Miami,
in the main event at Ridgewood
Grove tonight.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

gun CIldulplO1i-
ship to be played
n xt j VI y a t
C ong e ssional
Country Club.
McArdle's ap-
pointment W a s
announced yes
terday by the
USGA. A men,
ber of the host
club, McArdle is
chairman of the
golf committee
at Congressional,
a member Of the
Board of Cover
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Scores in Miami Golf TOURNEY

Frank Strsnahan, Toledo L:
Chick Harbert, Detroit IL
Herman Barron, w. Plains ]
Tony Penna. Cincinnati Il
Herman Keiser. Akron O. II
C. Harmon, P. Beach. Fla. !
Bob Hamilton. Landover. Md. ]
Otey Crisman, Miami Beach 1
Steve Warga, jr., Miami Il
s. Snead. White Sulphur Spr.- l
P. Cooper, Ponte Vedra, Fla. !
John Palmer, Badin, N. C.---1
s. Alexander, South. Pines, i
E. J. Harrison. Chicago Il
Lew Worsham. Oakmont. Pal.
George Bolesta, Tampa, Fla. 1
Fred Haas, jr.. New Orleans /
L. Kennedy. Pawtucket, r. l. /
Horton Smith, Detroit i
Jimmy Demaret, OJai, Calf. l
Lloyd Mangrum. Chicago Il
C. Harper. Portsmouth. Va. J.
H. Scharlau. Bloomington, ILL., l /
s. Staszowski. Winsted, Conn. /.
D. Douglas. Wilmington, Del. l
Jim Turnesa. Elmsford, N. Y l
KID. Ford, Mt. Larchmont. - L
C. Usina, jr., w. Palm Beach 1.
Glenn Teal. Jacksonville Fla /
B. Toski. Northampton. Mass. /
A. Mocsary, Salem. o. --1'
Al Smith, Winston-Sale i.
Joe Brown. w. Des MoineS---l i
Vic Ghezzi, Englewood, N. j. !
Otto Greirer, Baltimore L
Tony Nanero, G'nw'h, Conn. !
Jim FOULS. Coral Gables. Fla. |
W. Burkemo, w. Palm Beach l
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Wabash Honors Gridder

CRAWFORDvILLE, Ind, Dec. II
(SpeciaD Tom Payne Of Washing
ton was among the members Of the
Wabash College football team re-
ceiving their varsity football letters
here. y
Evening star., 1948-12-12
L. {. McArdIe 10 Head
Junior Golf Planners
For July Meet Here

Francis E. McArdle has been
named chairman Of the committee
that will handle local arrangements
for. the USGA Junior Amateur
Evening star., 1948-12-12

HELPING HAND-Eddie Tawney (rghb Southwest Merchants
fulback who broke his back in football game last October
receives pat the back from Clark Griffith who donating
the stadium for todays football Tawneys
benefit At left Jimmy vakas Of the Southwest which
meets the Brookand Woodbridge eleven the game
The 1890 O'Clock is between Irish War and
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