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Evening star., 1948-12-13
Brook|and, f, Car Credit
Sparkle in Tawney
Benefit Games

Brookland-W Woodbridge Merchants
shaded Southwest Merchants, 60
while Car Credit routed Irish War
Vets, 800. in football games at
Griffith Stadium yesterday sched-
uled as benefit for Eddie Tawney,
triple threat fullback of Southwest.
Some 800 persons were on hand
to witness these games. receipts
from which will 60 to Tawney, who
suffered q broken back in a game
with Brookland last October 26.
Brookland started its touchdown
march in the final two minutes and
put over its score on the last play
Of the game.
Kenny Swan was star Of a drive
that started from Brooklands own
10. Teddy Watson fumbled when
he attempted to drive over center
from Southwest's 3. Then is was
that Eggie Labille, his teammate,
recovered in the end zone for the
touchdown.
Southwest threatened on several
occasions, but could not muster the
punch necessary to score.
Jack Baumgartner sparked Car
Credit to its 35th consecutive un-
defeated game when he pitched
touchdown passes to Jim Hassett
and Bob Henry and assisted in SET
ting up the other four.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
PHcci-Rinck Twosome, Tucker
Win Weekend Pin I ourneys

Courtney Litz-Kelly Beach, 1,242
Billy Mischou-Dick Tucker, 1,241
Joe Rhodes Waldrop Reed, 1887
Frank Baker, Charles Hatton, 1886
Fred Lazzari-Moe Meade, 1925
Frances Robertson-Ashley Mitchell
1884; Frank Niess-Rocco Nocera
1884. High consolation game-Pau
James, 1866; high consolation SET
Earl Roberts, CTS.
A three-pin handicap edge wor
for Dick Tucker. rising pinman o1
the Bethesda Bowling Center $1,000
League, the seasons first Bowler.
Victory Legion tournament by ont
pin over George Schmid of Rosslyr
at Hyattsville yesterday.
Tucker Tailed 705 with q 669 se,
and 36 franked pins against
Schmid's tournaments high 671 SCI
and 50 free naples for q 704 score
Among the first of 108 contestant.
to compete, Schmid bowled con.
sistant games Of 1872, 1876, 135, ~
and 1877. Tucker reeled of strings
OF 113. 165, 14s. 127 and lis for Z
$50 set.
Others in the money were Johnny
Burger, 30-691; Charles Tucker, 75-
$50: Hall williams, 1861; Emil
Rykoskey. 1858; Bob Temple, 81
CTS; Marvin Wolf, '24-667; Donald
Williams, 46-667: Charles Rapozyn-
ski, 1862; Peter Fisher, 45-66o;
Gerald Stair, 27-659; E. Z. Hobbs,
45-655: Ralph Fletcher, 72-654; Jack
Miller, $3.50; Robert ONeill, 81
$40. High consolation game
George Simons, 1853; high consola-
ton set-Jerry Flanagan, 603.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
D. T.. Boxers Featured
In AII-Star Ring Show

An all-star boxing program, SIM
ilar to those that proved popular
with Washington fight fans last
winter, will be presented tonight
at Turner'S Arena. Matchmaker
Gabe Menendez has arranged q
card Of four eight-round matches
featuring mostly up and coming
local talent.
Two Of the bouts, however, have
New Workers invading to test Wash
ington fighters. Freddie Smith and
Tim Healy are the visiting nittmen
Smith takes on Herbie (Bin) Jones
local welter, making his first start
of the indoor campaign, and Healy
goes against Jimmy Cooper, fast
little colored featherweight.
Both the local boys in these two
fights have had main-event shots
here before. Cooper recently
dropped O close one to Filberto
Orsario.
The other two eight-rounders in
volve all-local talent. Both are re-
matches, sending Garland Edwards
against Holly Minis and Red Cad
dis against Burt Wicks. Edwards
and Gaddis were previous winners.
Gaddis' victory over Minis particu-
larly was close one. and the deci-
sion was booed, making the return
q natural.
Edwards topped Minis in one of
the good supporting numbers on
the Joe Louis-Pat Comiskey ex-
hibition card this summer at Grit
fifth Stadium.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Caps Look 10 Games
with Warriors, Cells

Coach Red Auerbach's Washing
ton Capitols will be shooting for
their 10th consecutive victory on
the home floor Wednesday night,
when they entertain Joe Fulks and
the Philadelphia Warriors In q
Basket Ball Association game at
Uline Arena at 8:45 o'clock.
The Caps will oppose the Boston
Celtics at Uline's Saturday.
The Caps have made a clean
sweep Of all nine games played on
the home hardwood, and have
taken eight Of 10 on the road. They
will rule slight favorites over the
Warriors and Celtics.
Fulks, one Of pro basket balls
all-time greats, generally enjoys his
hottest nights against the Capitols,
being credited with an average of
around 20 points q game against
them since 1867. This despite
the fact that Washington has won
IL Of IA games played with Phila-
delphia since both entered the BAA.
The great Fulks currently is
runnerup to Minneapolis 6-foot
l0-inch George Mikan in the BAA's
point-scoring race, with an average
Of 21.5 q game, while Ed Sadowski,
his teammate, is third with an
average of 17.2 However, this great
one-two scoring punch OF the War
riors has not been sufncient to
snap them into a winning stride.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
|Anacosfia Five Seeks
First Win al PrioN

A.acostia High Schools basket
bs!l team will try to get into the
IA column when 1t visits Priory
tomorrow ut $50. The Indians lost
their first two starts to George
Washington freshmen and Patter-
son Park, while Priory, one Of the
buster teams in the area, yesterday
won It's nth game in seven starts
Jack Duchesne, with 16 points
was the big gun in Priory's latest
triumph, a 41-27 affair over st.
Mary's of Annapolis at Priory gym
Ed Fitch paced the losers with Is
points. It was the second victory
for Priory in two games In the
new Tri.state Private School
League.
Dewitt and Washington-Lee were
to meet at Kensington Armory to.
day at $50, with Chamberlain Wis
iting George Washington High at
3:15.
In other games tomorrow st.
Johns de Matha will be at Blair,
Damascus at Mount Airy, WASH
ington.Lee at Bethesda, Dewitt at
st. Johns, Coolidge at Bladensburg,
Hyattsville at Roosevelt, Friends at
Gaithersburg, Poolesville at Sher-
wood, Fairfax at Tech and Mount
Vernon at Western. All are after
noon tits.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Lions, Streak Ended i,
Home for Two Ti|ts

Coach Frank Beisler's Washing
ton Lions were hopeful Of regain
ing their stride on home ice today
as they awaited two American
Hockey League matches at Uline
Arena this week.
They will be host to the Hershey
Bears tomorrow night and to the
Springfield Indians Friday.
Goahe Emil 1.-The Cat" Francis,
formerly of the Chicago Black
hawks and a member of the East
ern League Lions several years ago,
turned in his second whitewashing
of the season for the Rarnblers
against Washington in New Haven,
Conn, last night, SO, while taking
his third decision in four starts
against the Lions.
Jean Paul Denis, although injured
in the first period, paced the Ram
bier drive by netting twice. Denis
was carried of the ice after being
struck over the eye by a puck.
After his return Denis also got
into two fist fights, one with Frank
Porteous and another with Dave
Mcclure.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Edwards Studying Player Draft
AsSkins/ Drive for r'40 Picks Up

most OF the men TO whom the Skins
already have draft rights and who
have signified their intentions Of
playing pro ball are backs. They'll
be welcome, OF course, If they can
beat out any Of the veterans, but
Edwards wants linemen-good, big
ones who Withstand heavy batterins
and still open holes for the backs.
Brian Bell, q Washington young
ster who starred for Washington
and Lee the last two years, prob
ably will be signed by the Tribe
although the club will not talk con-
tract with him until after the col
lege baseball season. Bell Is q star
first sacker for the Generals and
intends to play baseball next spring
Many FulIbacks Available.
Pete Stout, Texas Christian full
back, is another man Edwards ex-
poets to sign. The Redskins OBJ
tanned the rights to him In the deal
with New York that sent Charley
Conerly to the Giants in return for
HOWE Livingston. Stout is inter-
ested in playing for Washington.
Two more fullbacks to whom the
Skins hold draft rights are Harry
Jagade of Indiana and Joe Colone
of Penn State. Both are reported
to be top-fiighters.
With Ed Quirk-the teams lead.
ing ground-gainer yesterday-im-
proving with each game, and
Jimmy Castiglia showing no sign.
Of slowing up. the Skins should bs
well supplied for fullbacks in 1949
Tommy Thompson, william ane
Mary's crack center, is outstanding
among the linemen on which the
club has q claim. He'll get a thor
ough trial in training camp, where
competition Is bound to be keen
with Rookie Don Corbitt coming
back, along with veterans Al De-
mao and Clyde Ehrhardt.
Training camp will open q week
earlier next summer. The late sum-
mer circuit will start q week earlier
with the Ram game at Los Angeles,
and the Skins have q lot Of work
to do before then.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
D. the kssoeiatsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. l3.-Amateur
Frank Stranahan Of Toledo, Ohio
today set his sights on other major
PGA golf tournaments after win
ming the $4,000 Miami Open with
a 10-under par 270.
Stranahan coasted in with q par
10 on the final round yesterday to
finish four strokes in front Of Melvin
Chick Harbert, Detroit profess
sional. who blew to a 70 and 274,
but took first money of $4,000
Stranahan received a set of sterling
silver mugs.
Harbert set a Miami Springs
course record of 62-8 under par
for the 6,735-yard layout Saturday
but with the pressure on all the
way, withered for a 3-over-par SO
on the outgoing nine. He clipped
one stroke off par coming in, but
couldn't overtake the smooth
stroking Stranahan.
Stranahan Never Upset.
The 26-year-old Millionaire's son
who holds the British, Canadian
and Mexican Amateur titles, was
two holes back of Harbert and knew
he needed only to play par golf
to win.
II wasn't worried at ALL" he said.
There was no pressure on me. I
knew what Chick was doing and
how much I needed to win"
Stranahan was the first amateur
ever to win the Miami Open in its
25-year history. He also was the
first amateur to win q major PGA
tournament this year.
Only last week he was named
Amateur Golfer of the Year" and
the pros gave him a testimonial
dinner. He reciprocated by blanket
ing the field in this, the first stop
on the winter tournament schedule.
He tied for the lead at 66 on
opening day, added another 66
Friday, then shot SO Saturday and
a 70 yesterday. Stranahan said he
would make the winter golf tour.
Harbert Now $10,5O0 Ahead.
Harbert's prize money brought
his winnings for the year to $10,-
Evening star., 1948-12-13

The National Football League
brought down the curtain on its
regular season yesterday-only the
championship tilt remains-and
while q few coaches may be won
dering where they will function
next year, Clark Shaughnessy Of
the Los Angeles Rams seems set for
at least another season.
Shaughnessy, who took over the
helm after Bob Snyder resigned,
led the Rams to . better than
even-break for the season. Los An
geles finished third in the Western
Division with six wins against five
losses, Gaping the season with q
31-14 victory over the Pittsburgh
Steelers yesterday In the Los An
geles Coliseum.
Kenny Washington Bows Out.
Shaughnessy's great star, Kenny
Washington, hung up his football
suit after is years. In the sport
and got a hig ovation from the
20, ,967 fans as he left field.
Washington wasn't able to break
loose for any long runs, but he had
q hand in the Rams victory. At
half time he was presented 1913
sedan, a television-radio set, a $500
savings account for his. 7-year-old
son and scrolls from the Mayor of
Los Angeles and the Los Angeles
chapter Of the Football Writers
Association.
While the Rams were calling it a
season, the Philadelphia Eagles
were warming up for the cham
pionship clash with the Chicago
Cardinals in Philadelphia next
Sunday. The Eagles finished their
regular season schedule yesterday
by drubbing the Detroit Lions,
1921. in Philadelphia before 1925
fans, the smallest Philadelphia
crowd of the season.
These two NFL games were similar
in that the winning teams took to
the air for four of their touchdowns
Reserve Quarterback Jim Hardy
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Bills
Continued From Page A-14o

it worked the Bills might win tn,
game; If it failed they'd lose prob
ably by another touchdown, bu
what difference did that make
With fourth down on his own q
and 6 yards to 60, Ratterman sen
Chet Mutryn for the 6 yards ant
he made it. That was the turnin,
point. Ratterman's touchdown
passes to Bill Gompers and Altor
Baldwin followed.
EXTRA PoINTS-Maryland's
Lu Gambino was In for two plays.
He carried the ball on the first
one, fumbled, and was yanked,
and it was . tossup as to whether
he or Isbell was the madder.
Fifty Baltimore stores will
sell season tickets for next year
on q dollar down, dollar . week
basis. The stadium lights
were turned on at the start Of
the second half. Rex Gross
4AdA1S WAAO OkSA1C0 SOAtc O(OAAA8
with q field goal from the eight,
booted his 44th and 45th consec-
utive extra points. Title
had little time to get his passes
away and completed only II out
of SO. When Gambino was
spotted by a fan before the
game the fellow yelled, "0et
out your crossword puzzles, Lu,
you're not going to play"
The Bills tried q sleeper play at
the wrong time, as although the
back they sent to the extreme
side1ine escaped notice by the
Colts on the field, he was sta
toned directly in front of the
Colts bench. At that it took
the coaches and reserves several
seconds to attract the attention
Of the players on the field.
To climax the wild day, some
body called the fire department
when a piece Of canvas caught
fire shortly after the game.
Something besides Isbell was
burning.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

Joe Pricci, whose name is synony-
NOUS with bowling, and Hank Rinck
Of the Petworth Commercial League
with a combined 1890 score. sport
the third annual Brookland limited
doubles championship.
In sharing his first victory since
he tied with Stewart Burger for
the class A singles title in the 1947
WCDA tournament at Hyattsville.
Pricci tailed 679 set at Brook
land Recreation yesterday with
games of 125, 100, 141, $50 and 1873,
while Rinck, a policeman, counted
Gil, only once falling below his
107 average, with strings Of 11S,
l22, 153, 103 and lis.
Frank MicalizM, Schlitz Beer
team ace Of the Major District loop
and Harry Hisey, member OF
Lucky Strikes Minor District
League outfit, finished second in q
field of u teams with 1882. Mica
lizzi fired the tournaments top set
of 722 with 141, 1855, 167, 132 and
127. Hisey's best was $50. The win
ners split $50 and the runnersup
500.
Lindsay stott, Caruso Grocery
team star, and Buddy Hildebrand
of the National Capitol Major.
landed third with 1880. stott
counted 66S and Hildebrand 6l2.
In their second game Hildebrand
bowled 14l and Stott 167, to tally
high team game of 300.
Other prize winners:
Bill Brown-Russ Spilman, 1883;
Ed Wendehack-Fred Murphy, 1859;
Bill Costigan-Larry Burdette, 1,247;
Don Boyer-Dan Nicholas, 1,246,
Fred Watson Bert Lynn, i,243;
Evening star., 1948-12-13
st. Anthony Five Upsets
St. Martins in CYO Tilt

st. Anthony's came from behind
to upset highly favored st. Martins,
1924, in the CYO Senior Basket
Ball League for girls yesterday.
Margaret Foeckler and Alice Ricci
led the attack with 10 points each.
Undefeated Blessed Sacrament
paced by Sheila Hessler's IA points,
trounced st. Francis de Sales, AZ
10, while Holy Comforter forfeited
to Nativity. In the intermediate
League, st. Peters won over st.
Anthony's 37-13 and st. Joseph s
downed st. Gabriel's, 22-15.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Australian Tag Team Bout
UIine Mat Show Feature

An Australian tag team match
listed for two Of three falls will
headline the wrestling action at
Uline Arena tonight.
Rocco Columbo and Steve Cob
will be out to repeat q previous
triumph over Jim Wallis and Tarzan
Frank Huwitt.
In another return match, Arnold
"Orchid Boy" Skaaland will attempt
to even the score with Angelo
Savoldi.
In a Commute number, Dave
Weinstein will be tested by Red
Kirkpatrick. An opening event pairs
AL Alexander and Maury Rothen.
berg.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

RedSkin plans for l949, quietly un-
der way the last couple Of weeks
shifted into high gear today. Coach
Turk Edwards swept his desk clean
of current season business and set
tied down to q careful study Of
players whose names will appear
on the draft list at next Mondays Z
National Football League meeting
at Philadelphia
Yesterdays stirring 1921 victory
over the Giants at New York
marking the first Washington tri-
umph at New York since 1945, was
a fitting climax to q rugged season
for the Redskins. Their record Of
Z victories in IL games was topped
only by the Chicago Cardinals and
Philadelphia Eagles, who meet
Sunday for the championship, and
the Chicago Bears. Considering
the plague of injuries that beset
Edwards he can count it q success
full year
But neither Edwards nor Prexy
George Marshall Is satisfied with
successful seasons-they both want
the championship. Both think the
Tribe is in good position to move
into the winners circle in 1949
The big job now Is to make sure
the Redskins get the right replace
ments in the right places next year
Todd, Retiring, May Coach.
The only player absolutely certain
not to return is Dick Todd, who
announced his retirement yesterday
after catching pass from Sammy
Baugh for the 35th touchdown oi
his pro football career. 1t matched
Andy Farkas' touchdown produc.
ton record with the Tribe and wa
a fitting finale for Lii Ole Boy. Tode
has been offered a coaching position
at Texas A. and NJ, his alma mater
and is on his way to Texas to discuss
the matter.
With Halfbacks Bob Goode Of
Texas A. and M. and Jack Kirby OF
Southern California already signed
Edwards Is of to q good start In
his quest for new talent. Peculiarly
Evening star., 1948-12-13
JCC Busketers Bottle
In 10 League Comes

Ten games were played yester-
day in Jewish Community Center
Senior and intermediate Basket
Ball Leagues. Results:
eenior-Ornstein, Al: Ulps. 80 Car
dozo, 40; Dukes. 81 Hobos, AZ: Royals
a. Colonials, IS: Tigers, SO. Uely A. C.,
NATURALIZATION, So: Simon Atlas
AzA, Z. Wilmer. 90; sAR, 20. Capitol
City AZA, IS; Blue Jays. 80. Pine Forest
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Horbert Wins $1,000 at Miami,
But Strunuhun Gurners Title

566.46. Second and third place
money was divided between Tony
penna Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Steve Wsrga, jr.. Of Miami. Warga
had q 81 yesterday and Penna a So
to tie at 276. They split s2,400.
Lew Worsham finished with 70
and total of 2S4, four over par
and one stroke out Of the money.
Worsham had consecutive rounds
of 71-72-68-73.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
lMeNiff Of 6. W. Pace,
Conference; Spiders
Visit Terps Tonight
BY ths Assoeicfsd Press

George Washington Guard Phil
McNin took the lead today in the
194S-1949 Southern Conference in
dividual basket ball scoring race.
McNiff had dropped in "a points
in three conference contests. Five
points behind him was Dick sayre,
Virginia Tech forward, who collect
ed 29 points, despite the fact the
Gobbiers lost h...4 their league
starts.
Bill Cantwell, George Washington
forward, was third with 26.
Eight loop Tits this week will start
of tonight when the University of
Richmond Spiders journey to Col
lege Park, Nd, to battle the Mary
land Terps. In nonconference games
tonight, Wake Forest plays ct Du-
Quesne and Davidson travels to
Wofford.
In game the past week end, VIII
liam and Mary turned back Milligan
College, 55-45; George Washington
routed Richmond, 68-49; Duke con-
quered Virginia. 47-37; Loyola of
Baltimore edged Maryland, TITS;
South Carolina opened its campaign
with 63-47 win over Newberry and
Wake Forest whipped Clemson,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

The rest Of this weeks schedule: {:
Tomorrow nisht-wfham and Mary at
vtrsinia MilHary Institute: Wonford at
Wednesday night-University OF Rich
Wond at Quantico Marines; Mccrary
Eagles at Duke.
Thursday nisht-virginia at Maryland;
Norfolk Naval Station at william and
ton and Lee.
Friday night-George Washington at
Virginia Military Institute; Davidson vs..
Duke at Charlotte, n. C.; South Carolina
Of Richmond.
Saturday night-William and Mary W..
wake Forest ct Norfolk. Va; Clemson st
Maryland; Furman at Georgia Tech;
Durham. N. c.; South Carolina ct Miami
lflaO: Washington and Lee at western
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clerk, managers, etc. He spends about 70 cents re-
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leaves him with nickle. nickle out of every dol
lar he takes in is his and you guessed it, he turns
around and spends that n local store for gro
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Into The Trade Channels Of Local Enterprise
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Evening star., 1948-12-05

Miss Yolanda Esther Davis, daugh-
ter of MIS-. Gordon Cyr, became the
bride yesterday of Mr. Vincent
Guglielmi, son of Mr.. and. Mrs.
Ralph Guglielmi. The Rev. Olindo
Marseglia officiated at the ceremony
in the Chiara Bel Redentor, an
Italian Baptist Church.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Raul Santiago and attended
by Mrs. Henry Re as matrop of
honor and by Mrs. Oscar Walton
and Mrs. Johnny De Salvatore. Mr..
Jack Lowe served as best man for
the bridegroom.
Aftel a honeymoon in New York
the couple will live at 302 D street
Northeast
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Miss Edith Anna Curtis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Curtis,
became the bride yesterday of Mr..
Jack Hutchins, son of Mrs. Vera
Dean Hutchins. The Rev. Alva Lin
coin Smith officiated at the cere-
mony in the Petworth Baptist
Church and a reception followed at
the Admiral Club.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
sister, Mrs. Richard Grayson An
derson, and the bridegroom's sister,
Miss Gloria Hutchins. Mr.. Ander-
son was best man for the bridegroom,
and Mr.. Edward Mcclellan and Mr..
Thomas Moran were usherS.
After a honeymoon in New York
the couple will reside at 4OO4 Fifth
street.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
P0st-Debntantes
To Be HOstesses

Two post-debutantes of last year
will be checking in at their respec-
tive homes soon for the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Joan Russell Cooke and Miss
Ann Stirling Putzki, who are close
friends and made their debuts to-
gether during the last Christmas
season, will entertain together We'd
nesday. December 20. They will be
joint hostesses at an alters party
in Miss Cookies home in Spring
Valley.
The latter will graduate this year
Evening star., 1948-12-05

from Colby Junior College in New
Hampshire. Miss Putzki is in her
sophomore year at Smith College.
Her older sister, Mrs. Robert STAN
ley Grogan, Smith graduate of
the class of 1945, is now living in
New York, where she is executive
secretary of the Smith College Club.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-07
WALNUT RIDGE

WALNUT RIDGE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Martin of West
Virginia spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
children.
Harold and Earl Horton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King of
Canton and Mrs. Belle Mallett
of Crum Ridge spent Sunday at
G. @. Horizons.
Mrs. Lola Martin, Josephine,
Verna and Kenneth Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morris at
tended the jamboree at Wheel
ing, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Horton,
Mabel and Irene Horton were
callers at Caldwell Saturday.
George Horton spent the
weekend at Cleveland and Ali
ance.
Pearl Bates spent Tuesday
night with Irene Horton.
Nose and Bill Horton were
business callers at GAINESVILLE
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor ot
Cambridge were recently visit
ors at the home of John Horton
Irene Horton spent Thursday
night at William Warmers.