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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Th@ naSthd@y Club win meet
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ana Minnie heooes 81 MIS-
It'ooeT nome Sszs Slfth Ava 30
IN" club win usher In The Christ
exchange Of giftA
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plan" for q CHRISTMAS party which
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sA1SAfet Ch'lnr~as ana MASTER
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hsr guests On SUNDAY Deos'noer
Mr. and Mira q. n vI,unm.
G44S First Avs. "a. IsSt Ratur,Iav
December a for les Angeles and
other parts Of California Thsv are
expect.d IN rutuTu abm,t ths f1y.,
OF the year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Few Of spitzberEsn's mountains
are more th6n . mile high, but thsiF
sharp spires 90 cones. Offering
with snow and Ice. make the islands
sesnIcaIiy beautiful. Many fIords IN.
dent he shores. and glaciers an
valleys and often run down into ne
fjords thsmsslveG Two-thirds Of
west spltzbsrGsn. largest Of tho Eve
islands and q number of barren.
rocky islsts mat make Up the group.
IL covered with ice all year. There
are no trees. but hardy fi0WsFs bios
som quickly In midsummer, A warm
current from the North Atlantic
washes tha western shores and mod.
crates the climate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
CHRISTMAS EDITION

Ad copy for our annual big
Christina sedltion should be In
our once by December II.
This newspapsr expects the
biggest Christmas edition Of it,
history.
The edition win be placed In
the mails Wednesday, Decem-
Der "a.
Many individuals are avail
ing themselves Of the Christ
mas Greeting section TO extend
the Seasons Greetings TO peo-
pie In the community and TO
those who get the paper In
other communities.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Palestine Lodge no. 7 hsld 10
annual slsetinn % offinsFs Thurs-
day. December 0. Ths officers VINO
were elected were: Eugene Sub
istt w. n; John L Nellie. Jr..
BE Warden: William LOchhart,
Jr. Warden; Hobart Banks. Or.
Deacon; Raymond. JE Deacon;
Harvey A. Moss. treasurer; James
Kinney. secretary; Thomas John
S0n. Dr.. Steward; E. Jsffsrson. Jr.
Steward; and o. H0wsiton, TiIsF.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Monday, December 10 for . Visit
IN Chicago. milwaukee and Eyans-
villa. Ind. Mrs. A. d. James and
grandson win accompany her.
Thsy win BE- gone an Indefinite
tina.
ThS No. ThSmas Bodality met
last Tuesday. December 7. at the
homo Of Mrs. Joseph DanfoFth.
S03s Clint0n Ave. 90. Tho slsvsn
members who were present dis
cunSod theiF nsN constitution and
made plans for the bazaar hsId
@t g. Thomas last Friday. De-
cembeT 10.
Ths Booker T. waahinRtSa STEADY
Cub met Tuesday. December 7. 81
the homo Of Mrs. Lula Cratic.
3saS Chicago Ave. 50. The guest
speaker. Mr. William aeabron,
Eavs . very interesting talk. The
next meeting win be Tuesday. De-
csmbsF n with Mira Nellie Walk.
sT. ssis Fourth Ave. No.
Tia n. ear. Cub met with
Mira VioasIs Harris, 800 70. 25th
D., Tuesday night. December ~.
49,
The ramp BlsteEs. daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Phillips, 4i4e
Third Ave. 30. were guests al ths
HanhspiR Ave. Church, wsdRss-
day. December -. Man and Joyce
Ellis. daughters Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carter Eilla. STiS Third Ave. 90,
were also guaatA
Mira Andrew Gray. sT70 FIFTH
Ave. Co.. gave . surprise party In
honor Of haF husbands birthday
Saturday night. December 18th
Those present moulded Msaars,
and Mmsa. Kenneth Judy. Ray.
mond Patrick, Sylvester Young.
Don WaFTiok. John Ewing. BuFis
Carmichael. Matthew Evans. and
EgbsFt Brady. MIRA w. nroaduss
Of Iowa was also present.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Mrs Mary McCaddsn, Tuskegee, Ala, left for her home
Friday, December TO- after spending two weeks in the city Wis
ng her parsnts Mr. and Mrs John Cooke 23Os Fifth Ave
&c. and other relatives and friends She extended many
social eourtes BY friends and relatives while In the city
Mn. Nsttis Allan 27a7 L0nRfsllow Ave So, will leave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Although she emphasized nat lab
oratory Gynthssis Of . hmsti0nlng
protein might remain far ln ne eGI-
turs. she expressed the hope nat Q
''blisprint' Of pgotsIn structure
could Be- obtained BY application Of
her theory. which suggests building
up Q new moleculs BY moaldinR its
various surfaces on the surface pat
terms Of existing protein molecules.
just 80 . Wafiis's surface r. moulded
On the surface d . WafSis iron
STAY ON THE BEAM. READ
THIS PAPER EACH WEEK.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

places which have sprung up since
lney left short time ago. Tbev
plan to return to Silver Star soon
Virginia Mariana is EMPLOYED
at the River Bend ranch near Bel-
Ton. DR.. Betty and Row Wesse,
are the owners of this new ranoh
setup. 'i0n
Mrs. Tommy Morton and her
daughter, Kay, Kalispen spent the
AFTERNOON with Georgia Peterson
Tuesday.
Mrs. K. D. Paper and children
SPOKANE, are visiting at the home
Oh unelr aunt, Mrs. Dick Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Markoyitz and
FAMILY, Gettysburg, So. Oak. are
visiting at the Frank Markovitz
home. AZ
The Coram cubs beat the Mar
Tin City cubs Is to IA on the Cora,n
diamond last Thursday. The Mar
I'm City cubs are coming back for
revenge this Thursday.
Everyone interested in school
problems met on Thursday even
ing.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

RE company two years ago when
they were at Bolton and has since
been in business at Clayton, Wash.
near Spokane.
The Martin City boy scouts and
their scoutmaster, Rev. James
Schofield, came up Monday eve
ming for practice game with the
Bolton scouts. A baseball game
is scheduled now for next Mon
day evening. 1t should be good.
Ted Dofelmire is visiting in Ka-
lispell for few days.
Earl Burris and family went on
a short trip to Many Glaciers Wed
nesday.
Jane Mcdonnell is employed at
the Bolton Mere. now.
Mrs. Walter Glib, Mrs. Jess
Whitney and Catherine Cavinaugh,
were dinner guests Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wedding, Coram.
Arriving Thusrady to visit the
H. o. Mahoneys will be Mrs. Ma
honey's brother, Lloyd Dewey and
daughter, Great Falls. oscar" has
returned and resumed his duties
as dishwasher at the West Glacier
cafe.
About so people attended mass
at the Bolton park rec. hall las,
Sunday.
Public auction was held Tuesday
morning to sell the estate of An
CELLO Calivas. Mrs. Ida Coos was
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

MIR. and Mrs. F. R. Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thurine
and Bob spent the weekend al
Lake McGregor where they attend
ed amateur operators radio field
DAY at which they tested the use
OF emergency radio equipment.
The daily vacation Bible school
Will start next Monday and last
10 June 25 from about 9 to 1 or 2
O'CLOCK at the Bolton school house
The leaders are Rev. F. B. Hills
and Mrs. Grace Alhouse, Kalis-
pell. The children are urged to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Glenn and
daughter, Joan, were weekend
guests at the Clarence Murrill
home. They were on the way back
to saltwater, Mimi, to make their
nome there once more. Mr.. Glenn
was paymaster with the A. Guth-
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
Items

Dennis Gordon has returned to
Coram to take over his fathers
duties in the Gordon Construction
company while his father, Ed Cor
aon is getting along nicely.
Robert Fehlberg is home for the
summer months. He is a student
Ft Montana State College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bruce are
Intending normal school in Cheney,
Wash.
Lois Ridden, Cheney, Wash, is
guest of the Gordons.
Mrs. A. A. Martin is home after
Feachlng a term of school in Port
and. She gives some interesting
reports on the flood conditions in
mat vicinity. She says the Van
port area was roped off soon after
was inundated and she didn't
get to see the destruction done
there.
Mrs. Hettie Bedford and daugh-
Fer, Dolores, Missoua, were guests
y The Jack Gordon home. They are
Kettles mother and sister.
Mrs. Ann Cottingnam is back
y Coram after spending several
months practical nursing in Port
ana She plans on selling some Of
ler property here.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Holtz and fam
W Dupuyer, made Mother McNa-
lafa happy by spending several
Ays here with her.
anna Mae Salois and Charles
,ofterfleld enjoyed a short vaca-
lon with relatives of Anna Macs |
ear Dupuyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cottingham
40 boys, Silver Star, Mont, are
'oAlng over the old familiar pla-
IS and a lot of the not familiar
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
Lround Apgar

and Mrs. Dave Nelson, st
Nj, we're weekend guests OF
s . ,saa families of Apgar at
s s'd the farewell party at park
'nd as,a t given for Mr.. and
20 ss' R. R Vincent.
U.s. s.. a. are all sorry to see Mr.. and
We r 20 Ross and family leave
Us. s.. after selling their cabin
pa 70 Mr.. and Mrs. John Wash
a arn Bolton. Best wishes Of Ap-
arp' ~ with the Ross family to
Mo ever they intend to make
cir home.
w. ond Mrs. w. Floren and IA
-. have returned home after a
y W. weeks trip through North
sasota and Minnesota.
a naigbt Grist and Wally Floren
D 10Th proud owners of new 71a
.0nower cupboard motors.
% Taa Ralph Smiths, Kalispell, vi
.sd the Ray Price family Sun
y, y Bellman's father and brother,
,.thead lake, visited Bellmans
Friday night.
,Irs F. Willets, Mrs. A. S. An
.son and Shirley called on, Mrs.
Syd Larson, a newcomer to APP
n, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hawkins are
L,lcome back to Apgar. They are
'ov living at the Blair cabins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Briggs and
an and daughter. Bawhel, N. Oak.
isited last week with their daugh-
ar and family, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Tillets.
Mrs Cal Tidrick received word
nm Mrs. L. Harrington that she
,s arrived in Dillon and is ready
start school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore and |
mily, Martin City, were Apgar
Hers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Peck. Mis-
ula. spent a few days at the
"a Powell home.
Rita Williams is now employed
Brewster's cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Sparks, Sum-
t. visited their daughter, Mable
iday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown, Ka-
,ell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Teigen.
sconsin, were visitors at the
I'll Kavanaueh cabin last week.
ey also visited the Ray Wiles
ne.
,larence Farte and AL Dusen.
ispell, are irving their luck
ling on Lake Mcdonald.
'het Ross is now employed for
nix Benda, Bolton.
ay Ogden, Kalispell, visited at
Cal Tidricks Sunday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
: Dispatches to Hold
ochool at Coram Station

cb a.a.ne inca I, national forest dispat-
oners VIII hold a one-day school at
~ ranger station, Tuesday
- Charge will be E. ]. Jost, Flat
mead national forest assistant s,,
pervlsor; Harry Gruner, admins
'ra1iVe assistant, and Carter Hell
Seth' central office dispatcher.
completed this coming FRIDAY
WIN De the last of three fire fight
ing ana lookout training schools
lor temporary employees, also held
at the Coram ranger station.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
open House at Lake Hotel

Lake Mcdonald and Flatheat
county residents are especially in,
Vlted to the Lake Mcdonald hotel
open house Sunday from 8 to :
p. m. Mrs. Beatrice Erase, man
ager, would like the local folks Il
meet the hotel staff, look the place
and especially the new kitchen
over. The cooks are baking an
extra batch of cookies.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

visitors in the West Glacier area
saturday and Sunday included
fatu Anne Luer, Anaconda. Miss
montana of 1913; Wink Arnegard,
winston; Vic Dikeos, Missoula
ana Ted Greeley. All are Montana
state university students.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

way to the post he has held in the
summer as temporary ranger on
the east side of the park.
Fred Cooper has been installing
oil heating in the home of Mrs.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Visiting Mrs. Alfred Neuman,
Coram, over the weekend was her
son Gerald Boomer and grand
son, Stanley, Williston. Stanley
will stay the summer, while Ger
aid returned to his railroad job
Sunday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Cooper's mother, Mrs. Ida Coos,
Apgar.
Harriet Stinson is home from
college for the summer and is rum
ming the Bolton curio shop.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

high bidder on the gold watch.
Fred Hodgson's mother, Sal,
Lake City, visited with the fam
lily for a few days this week. His
brother, Bill, was here, too, on his
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Back at the Lake Mcdonald ho-
tel transportation desk is Wilbur
Pownall.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18
TO Hear Fire Safety Talk

Ranger Robert Morris will talk
to Lake Mcdonald hotel employees
Monday on fire precautions. Also
brought into the discussion will be
why the park" At the meeting
the various department heads at
the hotel will be introduced by
Mrs. Beatrice Erase, manager.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-18

Returning for her 18th season
at Lake Mcdonald hotel is Miss
Lillian Johnson, Minneapolis school
teacher, VINO will be hostess at
the hotel dining room.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Louisville U. Five
Wins Nab Title

KANSAS CITY, Mar. 13.-The
University of Louisville Cardinals
won the National Association Of
intercollegiate Basketball cham
pionship tonight, staving off
Indiana States determined sec
ond-half rally to take the final
game, 82-70.
A capacity crowd of 5000 saw
the tournament finale after
watching the Pied Pipers of
Hamline University take third
place in a ding dong 1888 battle
with Xavier University of Gin
cinnati.
Louisville, with Ken Reeves
leading the attack, made a run
away of the first half of the
championship tussle. The In
dians traiIed 41-23 at intermis-
sion. Then the Terre Haute
quintet came back to put on
one of its typical second-half
rallies. But it fell short.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
N. 7. U. Nips Texas in Last Six
Seconds; N. 6. State Is Beaten

Texas in possession, Kor, who made
only three field goals all season
stole the bah, got it back after
two passes and then pitched in his
sensational left-handed hook shot
De Paul, paced by big Ed Mikan
Ed Coorlas, muscular little man
and bespectacled Whitley Kachan
ran the Wolfpack into the ground
in the second half. N. c. State
with a detected Dick Dickey sit
ting by on the bench in regular
clothes, gave the Demons a battle
in the first half and held a 43-42
half-time lead after 20 minutes OF
sensational shooting by both sides
Dickey, stricken by the mumps a
week ago, is the spearhead of N. C
States fast-breaklng offense. But
without the red-haired ace, the
Wolfpack was a sadly disorganized
quintet in the second half.
Mikan, who tied the tourney rec
ord of II free throws set by his
brother George some years ago
topped all scorers with % points on
six field goals. Five of the two
pointers came in the final session
The 6-foot-7 star was perfect from
the free-throw line, sinking all OF
his chances there,
Evening star., 1948-03-14
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar
13.-The University of Virginia's 81,
finalists scored a clean sweep to.
night to capture the 25th annua
tournament of the Eastern Inter
collegiate Boxing Association.
The Cavaliers piled up 80 points
equaling the alltime scoring record
registered by Syracuse in 1943, in
winning its first tournament victory
and a leg on the Edward J. Neil
memorial trophy.
Syracuse, defending champion
scored IA points. Army scored IL
Penn State five and the Coast
Guard Academy three. Western
Maryland. the sixth contestant
failed to score.
Virginia clinched the team title
in tonight's first two bouts when
Bantamweight AL Hollingsworth de-
cisioned Defending Champion Ger
aid Auclair of Syracuse and Feather
weight Grover Masterson gained the
decision over Walter Bowie of Syra-
cuSe.
Cavalier Quick Winner.
In the 125-pound clash Hollings-
worth scored a quick decision. After
Al seconds of the second round
Auclair's eyebrow was cut and the
Evening star., 1948-03-14
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 13.-De Paul's
driving Demons battled their way
into the semi-finals of the Ma
tional Invitation Basket Ball Tour
ney along with New York U. tonight
by defeating North Carolina State,
1854, in Madison Square Garden.
A capacity crowd of 18,467 nearly
raised the roof when unheralded
Dick Kor pitched in a one-hander
with six seconds left to give N. Y.
U. a 45-43 victory over Texas.
Both Of tonight's winners were
favored and they will clash in the
first game of the Monday semi
finals in the Garden. st. Louis and
Western Kentucky, victors in Thurs
days other set of quarter finals will
tangle in the second game.
The final will be held Wednes-
day, with the survivor automatically
slated to join the Steam Olympic
tryout field.
N. Y. U. got little use out OF little
Don Forrnan, its crack set-shot
artist, and had to fight for its life
in the tourney. Forman, suffering
from an ailing back, played only a
few minutes and Tailed only three
free throws.
The Garden was in tumult as
the game rapidly turned from a
N. Y. U. rout to tooth-an and-nall
contest. The Longhorns, trailing
through most of the tilt, rallied
midway of the second half and
SCARED into a 43-39 lead with 7n
minutes to go.
The score held that way until
three minutes were left as the de-
liberate Texans held the ball. Then
in rapid succession big Dolph
schayes and Fred Benantis dropped
In sensational one-handers to tie
the game with 1:20 to go.
With only ten seconds to go and
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Virginia Captures Boxing Title
As Its Six FindIists ] riunph

bout halted The decision was
close.
Masterson, Cavalier 130-pounder
Infringing from every angle, took
all three rounds from Bowie.
The only defending champion to
retain his title was Virginia's Jimmy
Miragliotta, 1875 pounds. His speed
enabled him to land his singing
right cross to outpoint Timothy
Curley of Syracuse while taking
little punishment himself.
Virginia's 145-pounder, Basil Mi
ragliotta, was at some disadvantage
in boxing from crouch against
Army's taller Ralph Puckett but as
the bout progressed Miragliotta
rocked the cadet more frequently
with a slashing, hooking left to
take a clearcut decision.
Joe Miragliotta, eldest of the
three brothers from Charleston, w.
Va, won the third title in a row
for the family and the fifth for the
Cavaliers by outjabbing Army's
155-pounder, Robert Howell.
James Roller. 165-pounder. be-
came the only individual champion
of the Syracuse team. which was
defending its team title, when he
rocked Army's william Caldwell
(see RING TOURNEY, Page B-3J
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Gridiron Dodgers
Land FoIdberq,
Ex-Army Star
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BROOKLYN, Mar. 13.-Henry
Foldberg, end on Army's all-win-
ming football teams of 1943 and
1916, has signed to play with the
Brooklyn Dodgers of the ALL
America Football Conference.
Foldberg resigned from the
Military Academy last month to
enter business In Dallas, Tex, his
home city.
Il vas sorry to leave the
academy" Foldberg was quoted
as saying today by Coach Carl
Voyles of the Dodgers, but my
father was killed in action during
World War II and things were
not getting easier for my mother
and sister"
No mention was made of Fold
bergs salary or If he was paid a
bonus. He did not play football
last fall at West Point, having
used up his eligibility.
National League draft rights
to Foldberg were held by the
Washington Redskins, having
been one of their choices in the
December, 1916, selections.
Turk Edwards, Redskin coach,
said the Chicago Cardinals had
asked about three weeks ago If
they could talk to Foldberg, and
the Redskins said they could.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Georgetown Boxers
Whip A. u. Easily

Georgetown Unlversity's boxing
team scored a 61a-1i2 victory over
American U. mittmen last night
at A. U.
A. us only victory was in the
155-pound class where Bob Matos
scored a technical knockout over
Tom Ford. The 130-pound clash
between Jim Daugherty of George
town and A. us Bill Erickson was
q draw.
The hottest fight was the 145-
pound mixup between Frank Talbot
of the Hoyas and Martin Shipp.
They tossed leather all the way,
with Talbot the winner.
125 poInds-Frank Guarino &c. ~
decisioned Martin Refs.
130 pounds-Jim Dougherty &c. ID
drew with william Erickson.
l36 pounds-Tom McGinty &c. ~ de-
eisioncd Henry Shaffer.
145 pounds-Frank Talbot (G. W de-
l55 gounds-jtm Tully &c. ~ deci-
l6S pounds-Bob Matos won technical
Knockout over John Murphy, third round
175 pounds-Billy Rose &c. ID won
HeavyweiEht-Ray Larrow &C. " won
forfeit N
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Catholic u. Winner
OF Conference Relay
lin Baltimore Meet
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 13. - The
Catholic University team of ca; =.
Jim zuppa, Don Groff1e, Rod Jack
son and Bob Black won the Mason
Dixon Conference mile relay in the
l75th Regiment-South Atlantic AS
sociation AAU meet here tonight
Winning time was 1906.
Georgetown University's Mitchell
covered the 70-yard hurdles in 8.8
seconds to finish ahead of Simmons
unattached, and Maryland's Rubach
Browning Ross, the Villanovs
flash who won first place in the
mile in The Evening Star games
in Washington in January, won the
National Invitation mile event, COW
ering the distance in 4:17.9.
The summaries:
,,tsg osss dash: Gtsneiabella Man:
zo-yard hurdles: mitchell, George
Rhaes EOTn s5mm9ns unattsched aedora: 3
MaSon.D Dixon Conference mile relay: 1
n,. sorl: Johns HoIk,ns; S,sh ,5-WashinEton
3:30.6 minutes.
Two-mile run, S. A. A. championship:
1T Brown, Morgan State; 2-Troxell,
Johns Hopkins: 3-Cole. Navy CIR. -.
40. Brown, Loyola. Time, 9:49.5 sec
onds
8s0-yard run invitation. 175th Regi-
ment nnals: Company e Huber.
Love, Hollingsworth. Failes); company
E-5. Time, 1:14.S minutes.
National Invitation mile run: Ross,
villanoya;. THOMPSON, Villanova; b
Carolina u Time. 4:17.9 minutes.
600-yard Invitation: 1-Guida. villa
nova %mjMattheTs s.aa Maryland; 3rMc- I'M,
Morgan State. Time, 1:12.s minutes.
600-yard South A. A. A. 1-Kash, Navy
Olympics; Grim, Johns Hopkins. Time,
1:14.8 minutes.
ssO-yard invitation run. 1-;Nowicki.
New YsEk Aorean c Nsishepbgs state Tie 55
minutes.
Running high jum,: 1-Mondscheim,
New York u; 2-Brannon, Navy; 3
Davis Navy Distance, feet 8 inches.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
College Sports

Basket Ball.
CIAA Tournament.
West Va. College. AZ: Howard. 81.
Virginia Union. SO; N. Car. College, "A
Nat. Inv. Tournament.
n. Y. u, As; Texas, 43.
n. A. 7. r. FINAL.
Louisville, 81: Indiana state, 20.
National Invitation.
Depaul, rs; N. C. State, 64.
Midwest Negro Tourney
Tennessee state, 81; Lincoln tMo), Al.
Wilberforce, so; Ky. State. 43.
Bluen.ld, SO: B::sis1. bsssfsH : 5a. C.
Baylor, s4; Arizona: II g; 81 ! District i; 81.
Other Games.
Bluefleld. 81: Cumberland, 55.
Oklahoma A. and M, 81; Colorado -,
Cornell, So: Dartmouth, As.
Yale, o.: Harvard: So,
Clark, 6S: Lowell Textile, A..
Queen, SO; Cooper Union, 40.
Navy, 81: Pennsylvania, "a.
Navy Plebes, 40; Penn trosh, II,
Yale, 81; Harvard. 10.
Bradley. "a; st. Louis. "a; Creishton, 30
Fencing.
Cornell, IS: M. I. r, 9.
Yale, IA; Harvard. IL.
Navy, 1914: Princeton, ia.
Navy Plebes, IA; Princeton frosh, t3
Maryland, 1887; Duauesne, 1874.
Boxing.
GeorsetoHn. ia m So: is American. Anne oii IL.
Wisconsin, 5i7; Minnesota, ga.
Georgetown. 6: Baltimore All Stars, 3.