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Evening star., 1948-01-18
Leg Broke, Heart Broke, Flat
Broke Skier E yes Dirty Dishes
And = " . well,

and Topped. And -" well,
here am
Aslangul's tibia was broken In
three places, at the location Of a
fracture II years ago, but he
hopes to be able to watch skiers
of other nations from a sled seat.
In this colorful mountain re-
sort. fast filing UP with the gaily
uniformed teams of 20 nations,
Tony was almost an orphan-a
man without countryman
nearby. There are no other Aus
tralian entries. ....
The Australian National Skiing
Federation sent in his applica-
ton, but it was unable to sup
port his presence with money.
Tony, not bitter at all, explained
Australia is just getting started
with skiing, and in a few years
will have resorts and funds to
support an Olympic winter team.
His roommate is Pierre Jalbert,
a Canadian skier who looks
enough like Tony to be brother.
Pierre also is out with a broken
leg.
While keeping their misery
company, they have Matched a
plan to work their way to Chile
to compete in races there next
summer.
We've got to do something to
make up for this lost time"
Tony declared. But that project
hinges on my finding the money
to pay medical bills hadn't
counted on"
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Sullivan, Kozar, PiereHi
Signed by Washington

The signed contracts of three
more players were received yester-
day, according to Cal Griffith, vice
president Of the Washington Ma
tionals. Included was that OF
Johnny Sullivan, who probably will
handle the shortstop post where he
finished last season in place OF
Mark Christman.
Second Baseman AL Kozar, who
comes up from New Orleans, also
has signed. Washington obtained
him along with Leon Culberson in
the Stan Spence deal with the
Boston Red Sox.
The third Nat whose contract
was received yesterday was Chick
Pieretti, pitcher, who was ineffective
late last season with sore arm.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
I Club Plans Banquet
For Tech Grid Team

Alumni Circle r Club, Tech High
School graduate athletic group, will
honor the schools championship
football squad at a dinner at the
Touchdown Club at 1880 pm. to-
morrow.
The banquet, the first given by
the alumni organization, will be part
of the regular quarterly meeting of
the club, which will follow the din
ner. All members of the Tech foot
ball team, plus the schools coaches,
have been invited as guests.
Principal speaker for the occasion
will be Robert E. Newby, secretary
of the Alumni &c" Club of Central
High School, a similar graduate
athletic organization. He will dis
cuss the proposed Federation of
School Athletics"
Official business will include the
induction of new officers of the club
for the coming year. These include
LIE Roy w. Green, '35, president;
George c. Dutch) Wohlfarth, 80,
vice president; Byron T. Hayden,
'35, treasurer; Kirby Fones, 81, sec
retary, and Jack Walsh, Al, sergeant
at arms.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Crack Amateur Douglas Ford of
New York, who teed off with two
day total of 1856, hit the course for
even par 70 and a 54-hole count Of
208.
Bracketed at 200 were Amateur
Frank Stranahan. Toledo, Ohio, who
shot four-under- par 68 today; Jim
Milward. Northernaire. Wis, who
had II today; Felics Torza. Tor
rington, Conn.,, who slipped son1e-
what with IA, and Jimmy Demaret,
Ojai, Calf, who had SO.
National Open Champion Lewis
Worsham, jr.. of Pittsburgh and
Washington posted his third consec-
utive one-over par 73 for 219 total
which left him with little chance
to finish in the money. Otto Greiner
of Baltimore picked up after barely
qualifying for the third round with
LAG. Chandler Harper of Ports
mouth, Va, added 70 for I'll.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Harlem YMCA Trounces
Howard Swimmers, 45-30

Harlem YMCA defeated the How
ard University swimming team As
80, In a meet yesterday at the How
ard Pool. Only double winner was
Blanks Of the "Y," who captured
the diving and 1oo-yard free style
events.
30o-yard medley relay: Howard
Booker, Rumsey, Jackson). Time. 3:15:7.
220-yard free style: johnson 90
2-Ferrer (Y: 3-Burke (H. Time,
sO-yard free style: johnson tY);
Hubbard (H; 3-Duncan %. Time,
Hubbard tH); 3-Duncan (y), $40.
Diyins: 1r5lanks (Y); webb (Y>;
l0o-ysrd free style: BLANKS (D:
jackson CID; 3-LAlley tH. Time,
I6O-yard back stroke: Augustus
(H); 2-Booken (B: 3-Webb (H. Time,
220-yard breast stroke: 1-Duigo cY);
1-Rumsey CID: 3-Whitney (H). Time,
44o.yard free style: Washington
90; Burke (H; 3-White tH. Time,
4o0.yard free style relay: YMcA (Iohn-
son. Ferrer, Washington, Bianks). Time
Evening star., 1948-01-18
SoIIers' Is Points Pace
St. Joseph S Victory

Harry Sellers threw in 16 points
to lead st. Joseph's to a 46-16
victory over st. Aloysius in a section
two game of the CYO intermediate
Basket Ball League at the Langley
Junior, High School gym.
Other results with winning teams
high scorer in parenthesis: Section
one at Nativity
st. Matthews. 80; Holy Trinity. %
(Ed Ryan. 13l; St. Bernadette, 81;
Sacred Heart, 22 tom Clark, 13); Our
Dean Alternately, 15); Blessed Sacrament,
32:: Nativity, 25 lPete Haley, s..
Section two at Langley-St. Dominic's,
"A: st. Francis Xavier, 90 tEd Magnatto.
15);. st. Gabriel's. II; St. Jeromes, 9
(Jack Hilton, 81; St. Martins 29 St.
Teresa's, "a (Tom Perrier, 40; st. Francis
de Sales. 2S; Holy Name, "a (Bill
Aldo, g.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Eastern Wins, 1884,
Over Episcopal High

Eastern High School, one of the
favorites in the District public high
school championship race, went over
to Alexandria and won Its third
straight yesterday, whipping Episco-
pal, 1894.
Coach Bobby Hart started with
his second-stringers as Eastern was
playing its second game in 18 hours
and Episcopal piled up 1873 first
quarter lead.
But with the first team back in
the Ramblers gained ground and
went out in front, 1917, on a shot
by John Brown as the half ended.
The game was close the rest of the
way with the Ramblers always
managing to stay little in front.
Brown and Joe Graves topped the
Eastern scoring with nine points
each, but Kimbrough got IL points
and Schacht got 10 for Episcopal.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Harrison Retains Lead
In California Golf;
Worsham Has Is
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND. Calf, Jan. IT,
Cracking par for the third straight
day, E. J. Dutch Harrison, Of
Little Rock posted two-under-par
10 today for a total of 200 to retain
his lead at the end of the third
round of the 72-hole Richmond
$4,000 Golf tournament.
The big fellow from Arkansas,
conquering cross winds that added
to the difficulties of the par
37-35-72 Richmond course, MAIN
tanned his three-stroke advantage
over the field. His nearest rival,
Ed Furgol, Pontiac, Mich, also
turned in a 10 for a S4-hole
total of 205.
Harrison, who started the round
with 1872 shots-f2 under par
carded 35-35-70. He bagged a
birdie on the 18th after barely
missing a 25-foot putt for what
would have been an eagle 8.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
u. s. Figures 10 Make
lis Best Ice Showing
# Harmony Prevails
by the Asseciotsd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE ls4e
Winter olympic team should make
the strongest showing Of any wear
ing United States colors If II can
break clear Of an involved, top level
wFangle.
Recruited from the seaboard and
the north country, the squad OF 90
boys and girls shapes up like this:
Bob-sledding Always Americas
strongest winter sport, IN which
the United States won its only
championship in 1896 at Garmiseh-
Partenkirchen; we have big, tough
sleds in both the four-man and two
man events; one or even two cham
pionships possibility.
Figure skating-The United States
has come forward strongly since
1886. Dick Button, 18, of Engle-
wood, N. j., won the European
mems championship Wednesday and
looks to be the strongest contender
for the olympic title. The women
should do well but Barbara Anne
Scott of Canada, seems sure to take
the crown Sonia Henie once held.
America also Is strong in figure
skating pairs.
Speed skating-A young, fast
squad, with Bob Fitzgerald, %. OF
Minneapolis, rated possible cham
pion.
Skiing-Termed by its coaches the
best American ski combination ever
assembled, the United States still
appears to lag far behind the
Norwegians and Swedes, to say
nothing of the Swiss, French, and
Films.
Hockey-If the team assembled
by the American Hockey Associa-
ton competes, the championship
should lie between the United
States and Czechoslovakia. But the
American Olympic Committee has
assembled what it terms an off
cial' team which will fly to Europe
tomorrow night. This probably is
weaker than the AHA's.
Avery Brundage, president of the
Olympic Association, will
lay the case Of the Official" team
before the International Olympic
c Committee which meets a few days
before the games open. He has
suggested that one solution might
be the banning of both hockey
teams, with the other winter teams
competing.
American never has done well In
the winter sports, making its great
showing in the regular summer
games, particularly in track and
swimming. The united States has
yet to win a ski, figure skating, or
hockey championship, and has vic
tories only in speed skating and
bob shedding.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
CY0, Cavalier Fives Clash
For Lead in Guard Leaque

The lead in the National Guard
Basket Ball League will be at stake
at the Armory tonight when Cath
olic Youth Organization meets
Cavalier Liquors in the feature
game at tbs pm.
-Four games are on tap today, with
Kavakos facing Riverside Rollers at
2 o'clock in the opener Perruso
Cafe and Webb-Lyles of Alexandria
see action following the Kavakos-
Rollers tussle and National Guard
meets Mitchel's Sports Store after
the CYO-Cavalier game.
Admission for adults is so cents,
while those under is years of age
will be admitted for Is cents.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
George Washington Loses
To Y. N. !. Swimming Team

Virginia Military Academy SWIM
ming team defeated George WASH
ington, 60-15, in a meet held last
night at the Ambassador Hotel pool.
3OO-yard medley relay-V. M. I. (Flem-
ing. Barnes, MaggarO. 3:06.
22O-vard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". M. IL;
2, Belvis. ". M. ~; 3. Scott &c. W..
4O-yard freestyle-Rayburn ". M. -:
2. Michaux ". M. -; 8. Fite &C. W..
1OO-yard freestyle-Maggard ~ M. II;
9, Scoot &c. W.; 8. Economou &c. 'W0.
15O-yard MISUNDERSTANDING ". M.
1:44.
2oO-yard Observation-Disclosures ". M.
=; 2, Parks ". M. ID: 8. Michael &c.
W.. 1855.
44O-yard freestyle-F1eming V M. ~:
2, Renton (v. M. II; 8, Ratcliffe ". NJ.
-. 5:34.1.
40O-yard freestyle relay-v. M. !.
aWrisht' Stevens Michaux' Rayburn>.
Diying-Martin ". M. y: 2, Fite
C.. W) 8, Holt &c. W.. 1911 points.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Sexton Risks Mat Title
At Turner's Wednesday

Frank Sexton, recognized locally
as world rassling champion, puts his
title on the line Wednesday night at
Turner's Arena against Dave Levin.
Levin, champ himself about 10
years ago, came close to beating
Sexton in a match here last year
A special added attraction has Billy
Darnell meeting Fred Corona.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Bulls Five Noses Out
A. U.S. Junior Varsity

Bulls Schools basket ball team
nosed out the American U. Junior
Varsity, 43-41, last night in pre-
liminary to the A. U.-Connecticut
game.
The Junior Eagles led most Of
the way until Tom Goslin's basket
midway of the fourth quarter gave
Bulls a 1886 lead it kept there
after. Dick Geolzer of Bulls was
individual high scorer with II
points as his team racked up its
third straight win.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Rites Held at Salisbury
For College Wrestler
" the Assoeiated Press

SALISBURY, Md, Jan. IT,
Washington College Coach George
Ekaitis and his wrestling squad at
tended funeral services here today
for their teammate William Calvin
Mitchell, 18, who died after an in
jury in bout at Catholic u, Wash
ington.
Mitchell was wrestling with a
Catholic University mailman Tues
day when they fell, with Mitchell
underneath. He struck his head and
his spinal column was severed.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Old Dominion Finale
And Trick Exhibition
Among Features
By Ben M9Akwss

While host OF Sunday league
rollers are taking another shot IN
The Star tournament today TO start
the third week Of competition In the
2oth annual event, four other at
fractions will round out one Of the
Capitals biggest bowling week ends
Of the season.
Many men and women viii COM
pete in the final Of the two-day
Old Dominion Handicap ut Rosslyn
and If the 18th annual renewal Of
this big duckpin event runs true
to form 1t will be in the wee hours
of tomorrow morning before the
last shot Is fired.
One Of the greatest tenpinners OF
all time will make his first appear
arlce here when Joe Falcaro of
Brooklyn gives an exhibition start
ing TO 9 o'clock tonight at Bethesda
Bowling Center. Pep Farrara, an
18-year-old tenpin sensation from
New York, who is reported to boast
an average of 207 for 1872 league
games, also will display his wares
Show Of Trick Shots.
Besides bowling against Ferrara
and giving show of trick shots,
Falcaro will have as his appon-
ents Johnny Rodoek, who runs the
Bethesda tenpin drives, Navy 1t.
Olson, Maj. Johnston and Olive
Marsh, one of the leading feminine
keglers OF this area.
The weekly one-baM handicap at
Petworth also Ia on todays program.
More than 25 Of the Capitals top
fighters are expected to fire In the
18th annual Ray Won Dreele Open
a$ the Patterson drives in Balti-
more today.
Not since 1912, when FL Geib
nossd out Astor Clarke in the final
box 10 count the tournaments rec
ord score of 1,025, has a Washington
pinman won the Won Dreele. Yet
five other victories in the preceding
years give District contestants an
edge over Baltimoreans, who have
won the 7-game event five times,
while Harry Peters Of Connecticut
was the other winner in the IL
years of competition.
Take . Tip from Jake Schwartz of
Nas Hebrew League, don't pass up
an opportunity to compete In The
Star tournament. Jake did, with
great regret.
Season Record Set.
After entering twice without
much luck he didn't bother to take
another chance the other night at
Penn Recreation. And he immedi-
ately proceeded to bowl season
record set of AL with games OF 142,
146 and 153. This big score could
well be top scratch set for men and,
rating a 48-pin handicap, his gross
count of 4S9 could have put him in
line for the mems championship.
Looks like Jake missed out on a
crack at $225 with top mems prize
5000 and high scratch set worth $25.
In The Star tourney, which runs
two more weeks until January 81,
there Is equal opportunity for all
league bowlers. Full handicaps
based on 1913 scratch for men ahd
11s for women give the dub bowler
the same chance as the star, and
past history gives, the mediocre
roller a big advantages since big
name bowlers are few and far be-
tween in the long prize lists.
In the giant handicap affair this
vaar I fnn Y,rizeS will hn aUardad
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Terp RifIists Defect
Western Maryland
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, Jan. IT.
University of Maryland's rifle team
defeated Western Maryland, 1895
to 1889, here today Team totals
were compiled from the best five
scores on each team. Arthur Cook
Of Maryland was high with, 286 out
OF a possible 800.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Big Weekend Program Slated for Bow|ers staf Sports
CoroIino Stote Gym
Unsdfe, Game Off
BY the Associated Press

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 1.-THE
Duke-North Carolina State bas-
ket ball game scheduled to be
played here tonight was called
of late today when City Build
ing Inspector Pallie Mangum de-
clared the college gymnasium un-
safe for more than 1900 persons.
N. c. State officials said more
than 1000 tickets had been sold
for the Southern Conference con-
test. Another playing floor was
not available here tonight, the
officials said. so the game was
postponed. A new date and site
have not been selected.
Mangum ruled that the gym
had insufficient fire exits.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Bronx Cheer FINDS
Way Into Denmark
u ~ Asses,oasd pssss

COPENHAGEN, osnmasa, IAN.
N.-Ehs Bronx cheer for sn-
popular boxing decisions isn't
restricted 10 American rings, and
Danish Judges heard plenty TO-
night when eight Belgian fight
ers staged . brief sitdown strike.
The BelgiAn-Danish boxing
card was delayed 30 minutes
when the Belgians and their
handlers retired 10 the dressing
rooms after the first match IN
protesting q decision giving the
Danish fiyweight Erik MoeAer,
q Al verdict over M. Decky.
Copenhagen fans sided with the
Belgians, booing Justify, bat after
talking things over with their
Danish hosts, the foreign ring
men returned and completed the
program.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
|MucMitcheII Wins Mile

BROOKLYN, Jan. IT. (P, Leslie
MacMitchell, of the New York Ath-
letic Club came from behind in the
last so yards tonight to win the
mile run at the Metropolitan AAU
indoor track and field champion
ships at the 23rd Regiment armory
in 4:18.9.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
London Quintet Winner
At Hoeerstown, 57-33
SpeeioI pispoteh 10 The Stor

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Jan. IT.
Landon School of Bethesda defeated
st. James School, 57-33, in basket
ball game here today, with Gil Bog
ley setting the scoring pace with 10
points. It was Landon's second win
against the same number of losses
this season.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
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Evening star., 1948-04-10
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Evening star., 1948-04-10
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