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Evening star., 1948-10-07
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Evening star., 1948-03-25
Ohio State Loses Third
Star Back 10 Browns
By the kssoejo,sd Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Mar. 25.-Ollie
Cline, fiashy Fredericktown, Ohio,
fullback, today surrendered his final
year of eligibility at Ohio State to
sign with the professional Cleveland
Browns, two-time champions Of the
All-America Conference.
Cline's announcement that he had
signed, confirmed by Coach Paul e.
Brown, came as another blow to
Coach Wes Fesler's r948 grid hopes
at the Buckeye University.
Earlier, star Halfbacks Bob Brugge
and Dean Sensanbaugher gave up
their final season of collegiate eligi-
bility to join the Cleveland club.
Despite the fact he has another
year of collegiate eligibility, Cline
became eligible for pro football be-
cause his class graduates in June.
He entered Ohio State in 1914, led
the Bucks in scoring and rushing
in 1s45, and then went into the
Army after being twice rejected for
faulty hearing.
The fullback's signature on =
Browns contract gave the Cleveland
club almost q full team of former
Ohio Staters-seven linemen and
three backs. Former Bucks on the
Brown roster include Ends Horace
Gillom and Dante Lavelli, Tackles
Lou Groza and Bill Willis, Gaurds
Lynn Houston and Bob Gaudio,
Center Tony Adamle and Back
fielders Brugge, Sensanbaugher and
Cline.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
lts72d, Not 57th Preokness. .Soys Jockey Club

Club was billing the is4s Freak
ness as the 57th running.
Then 1t announced that Is
hitherto unrecorded runnings OF
the famed test for 3-year-olds-
In New York-had been discoy-
cred.
Now they're billing II ~ the
72d running.
The Derby (Which many Nary
landers look on as simply An
elimination test for the Freak
ness, has an unbroken string
OF 73 runnings dating from 1875.
The 74th Derby will Be run at
Churchill Downs on May l.
The Preakness was run FIRST
IN 1873, but Pimlico officials can't
account for those four years at
the beginning Of the 1905.
They say they've filled In an
other embarrassing gap Of Is
years, however. Musty files show
the Preakness, for some unknown
reason was run at Gravesend
track IN Brooklyn from 1894-l9O8.
Old newspapers and charts are
IN their hands to back their
claims.
Pimlico has plenty Of precedent
to back its contention q stake
race may run At another track
and still maintain It's continuity.
They cite an official Of the Bel
mont Park -Matron Stakes 1T
Pimlico in 1920. When combined
race meetings were the order Of
Evening star., 1948-03-25
ID. c., Portsmouth
FWes Open Play
In Amvet Meet

Six basket ball games, the first
pitting defending champion WASH
ington against Portsmouth, Va,
were slated to open play today In
the second annual Amvets ma
tional teen-age tournament at
American University, starting at 5
o'clock.
In other tilts slated for tonight,
Frederick, Nd, faces Nashville,
Tenn; Des. Moines plays Lynd-
hurst, N. j.; Taunton. Mass, op-
poses Lake Charles, La; Terrace,
Pa, clashes with North Logan,
Utah, and Morgantown, w. Va,
faces Meriden, Conn.
More than 200 youngsters repre-
senting 13 States and the District
will see action in the tourney which
extends through Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
By Ben MeAIwee

Burr Heishman Tires held q two
game lead in the Major District
Duckpin League nag chase today
after . hard-earned Al victory
over Winchester Packard. Winn's
Motors Is the new runnerup In total
pins over erstwhile pacesetting
Mann's Potato Chips, which dropped
three games to Senate Beer.
With Bob Wallach starting 408
set With 100 the Heishmanns
swamped winchester, $40 to 6o2, in
the first game at Rosslyn last night.
Winchester won the middle skir-
mish. SIS to SIT, but the Heish-
mans bagged the final, 643 to 64l,
in an exciting last-box finish. with
Cletus Pannell's two-pin count on
a spare the margin Of victory after
Sam Shreve, Winchester anchor
man, had counted 10 on q strike.
Pannell climaxed a 400-set with
147.
The Winns slipped into second
place by trimming Galliher Il
Huguely, I'll, with the top team
set Of 1885 capped by a 677 game.
Howard Parsons 151-411 and Paul
Jarman's and Bill Buckners 396s
were the big blows for Winn's. The
losing lumbermen counted 663 and
1,85s as Lou jenkins and Bub
Guethler posted 40s and 4o5, re-
speetively.
The unexpected sweep over
Manns, led by Jack Talbert's $50,
moved Senate Beer from the cellar
into sixth place. Because Of the
death Of his mother, Manns was
without the services Of Bob Miciotto,
its star. anchormar.
Still on a pinspilling rampage Fl
Geib fred 1877 and 404 to give
Mapledge Pins its lone win from
Arcade Pontiac.
standings: Burr Heishmarf Tires,
1875; Winn's Motors, 44-37; Mann's
Potato Chips, 44-37; Winchester,
43-38; Arcade Pontiac, 42-39: Senate
Beer, 36-45; Galliher & Huguely,
35-46; Mapledge Pins, 34-47.
Sweeping Clarendon with games
Evening star., 1948-03-25
BY The Assoeioisd Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 25.-The United
States Olympic Committee today
announced dates and sites for most
of the II regional Olympic boxing
tests. The first, the National Col
legiate Athletic Association cham
pionships. will be held at the UNI
versity of Wisconsin April 1, and 3.
The committee said each. Of the
regional tests would qualify eight
men, one in each weight, for the
finals which will be held June %
and 20 ut Boston. From that field
Is survivors will be selected to make
up Uncle Sans Olympic standard
bearers.
The committee said the regional
tests were set up to provide every
amateur boxer in the country an
opportunity to try out for the team.
It added, however, that boxers must
qualify through the regionals for
the Boston finals.
Other regionals, dates and sites
OF the Journeys and the directors
in charge, are as follows:
Middle Atlantic region, Jerry p.
Looney, Washington, D. c., In
charge. Includes Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, District of Co
lumbia, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia. Date and site not set.
New England region, tournament
in June at Albany or Rochester,
N. Y. Directed by John j. Shee-
han, Boston. Includes Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu-
sets, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New York and New Jersey.
Central region, tournament
June 1917, Toledo, Ohio, with
James A. Lee. Cleveland, and Roy
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Heishmons Goin2-Gome Lead,
+Monns Second in District Loop

Of $40, $40 and 63s, visiting Green
way increased its lead to five games
in the Minor District League. Red
SheriffS 154 and George Scribner's
591 led the heavy barrage. Clarence
Appler posted 400 for Clarendon.
Petworth No. l gained clear title
to second place with I'll win from
the erstwhile tied Colonial Village.
Ben Christiani's 140 gave the VII
layers the first tilt but the invaders
bagged the final two as Everett
Ballard aided with 1856 and 4O1.
DR.. e. e. Hobbs $50 and 395 were
the edge as Lucky Strike whipped
Temple, al. MacRossi's 153 in a
$50 set decided Chevy Chase Ice
Palaces 2-1 win from Petworth No.
2 despite Johnny Stewards 154 and
431 for the losers.
Alexandria, aided by Willie Zeh-
rings 378, trimmed Queen Pin, al.
Spillway whitewashed Arcadia.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Mabel 0hge Sets Two
Pin League Marks;
RossIyn Scores

Mabel Ohge Of the Greenway
team, with 153 game and 1893 set,
sports season record scores for the
Ladies Minor District League. Her
lusty counts at Greenway last night
sparked SO victory over Spillway.
Eula Abscher fired 135 and 356 for
the losing Anacostians.
The circuits former highs were
$50, rolled by Virginia Lewis Of
Greenway, and 384, by Ann Carl
son Of Temple. Leading Temple,
with Mrs. Carlson bowling 3S4, beat
Fort Davis, al. In lifting her aver
age to 108-44, Mrs. Carlson moved
within eight. Of Pacesetting Toni
Rowe, her Temple teammate.
Lucky Strike was 2-1 victor over
King Pin as s'Helen O'Dea aided with
122 and 33S.
Standings: Temple. $500; King
Pin, 41-37; Greenway. 36-42: Lucky
Strike, 36-42; Spillway, 33-45; Fort
Davis, 30-48.
Featured by Betty Bainbridge's 8
3Ss set. Lafayette defeated King
Pin, 2-1, to win three of four
matches from the newly crowned
Ladies Major District League
champions. For the season Lafay-
cite won eight of IL games from
King Pin, the only team to have
the edge on the flag winners. Ruth
King fired 379 for King Pin.
Jessie Keith's $50 and Lucy Roses
347 were the big wallops. as second
place Rosslyn whitewashed Hi-Skor.
Mrs. Rose brought the match. which
was televised by Station WTTG, to
thrilling finish by sliding pin No.
5 against No. 4 for a spare In the
final box. Her eight-count gave
Rosslyn the game by one pin.
Frances Wilson raped out 14S
and 392 rs College Park trimmed
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, al. Jessie
Sacrey's 366 sparked Brookland's
sweep over Mount Rainier.
Standings: King Pin, 53-35; Ross
lyn, 46-32; College Park, 1885:
Brookland, 36-42; Ice Palace, 35-43;
Lafayette, 35-43; Mount Rainier,
33-45, and Hi-Skor, 31-47.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Mats
Continued From Page CID
Drake pumped a home run into the
proceedings.

Drake pumped a home run into the
proceedings
Sullivan Weak at Bat.
NAT NOTES: Johnny Sullivan
inserted two hits In his last % times
at bat both infield taps. {.
Kuhels appreciation Of Second
Basenan AL Kozar's ability mounts
tremendously ever time he injects
Eddie Lyons into game. . Lyons
seems shackled afield compared to
Kozar. The Mats are giving a
long look at Andres Fleitas. Chat
tanooga catcher, in the hope he'll
bolster the receiving department.
Mark Christman is out of action
with a jammed wrist as the result
Of a faulty slide against the Gin
cinnati Reds on Tuesday. The
Mats were to battle Chattanooga
here today, meet Birmingham at
Orlando tomorrow, then journey
to Lakeland and Sarasota to face
the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red
Sox Saturday and Sunday.
In their last two games, the Mats
pitchers have yielded % walks. :.
And pitching is the Mats strong
point, if any. Washington has
won four games, lost seven against
major league opposition. IF. Against
the Braves the Mats were towards,
losing three decisions in as many
games despite scoring six runs each
contest.
Walter Masterson, who has not
seen action in exhibition games,
may be employed in the next day or
50. He has been taking is easy
due to q score muscle In his right
shoulder, confining his chores to
batting practice. And what be-
came of the vanishing Cuban pitch
er. Ray Garcia. who II days ago
against the Philadelphia Athletics
pitched five scoreless innings, then
returned to Havana, ostensibly to
have his teeth repaired.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
|OIympic Boxing Trials Slated
I'm II Regional Tournaments

Davis, Chicago. in charge. Includes
Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio and Kentucky.
Southern region-Date and site
not set, directed by F. p. Heard
~. s. u, Baton Rouge, La. In
cludes North and South Carolina,
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Flor
ida and Mississippi.
Southern colored region, where
mixed bouts are prohibited by law.
Tournament at Jacksonville (Fla.)
baseball park, June 3-5. Includes
North and South Carolina, Ten
nessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana. Arkansas and
Texas.
Midwest 'region-Tournament June
Is or IA at Kansas City, Mo-. di-
rected by Marion H. Miller, Kansas
City. Includes North and South
Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Ne
braska and New Mexico.
Pacific Coast region-Tournament
June 1911 at San Francisco, with
James j. Richardson, Portland,
Oreg., and AL Sandell and Dave X.
Stevenson, San Francisco, In charge.
Includes Montana, Wyoming. WASH
ington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Ari-
zona, Hawaii and Alaska.
Western region Of Texas, Arkansas
and Louisiana, site and date not yet
established.
United States Army and Air
Forces will conduct own champion
ships with final bouts on June II
at Chicago.
United States Navy will conduct
own championships with finals set
for week of May at San Diego,
Calf.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Champion Terps 10 Meet
Terrors in Golf Opener

The University of Maryland golf
team will open defense Of its State
intercollegiate title on April 10 at
Western Maryland. The Terps have
booked IA matches and will play
their home games at the Prince
Georges Country Club.
The squad Of II includes only two
holdovers from last years cham
pionship team-Reid Phippeny Of
Takoma Park and Jack Call of
Washington. Bill Cassidy, former
Maryland and District junior
champ, and Bobby Clark will round
out the first-string quartet.
The squad also will include Pat
Rhoades Of Bethesda, rlnnerup In
the District championship last year |;
Dick Sturges Of Washington, Frank
Butterfield Of Greenbelt and John
ArrnacoSt of Westminster. ...ss Z
Evening star., 1948-03-25

sC1 o1ty VI mldU1l.
Gustafson Sue
c e e ds ia c K
Harding. who re-
signed February
is after II years
as coach to be-
ON . full-time
athletic director
at the university.
The appoint
ment was an
n O u n c e d late
yesterday by DR..
Bowman F. Ashe,
University presi-
dent, who said
Gustafson would
Evening star., 1948-03-25

report about April IL.
Gustafson, who had been back
field coach at West Point since 194l
and was credited with much of the
success in developing such players
as Glenn Davis, Doc Blanchard and
Arnold Tucker, was released from
his contract to accept the Miami
position.
Gustafson, q native Of Aurora. III,
was graduated from Pittsburgh in
1925. That same year he began his
coaching career at VPI where he
remaining until returning to Pitt in
1880 as backfield coach under Jock
Sutherland.
He joined head Coach Earl Blaik
at Dartmouth In 1884 and remained
there until moving with him to
Army in 1941.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

the day during World War II,
Havre de Grace, Bowie and
Laurel kept their big events alive
by staging them at Pimlico.
The Maryland Jockey Club will
submit proofs Of the Is missing
Preaknesses to have them In.
cluded in the racing manuals.
The whole situation figures 70
give Maryland and Kentucky
fuel for another argument.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Lawrence of the st. Mary's Boys
Club Of Alexandra, one of the out
standing amateur boxers developed
here In a decade.
Lawrence, 1947 featherweight
titleholder, will meet Kayo Jim
Hawkins Of the Twelfth Street
YMCA in the senior 135-pound
class. Last week Lawrence knocked
out Henry johnson in two rounds.
Another stellar attraction will pit
Pat Thomas. Apollo Clubs upset
specialist, against Roy Bush of the
Navy Receiving Station in the 1866
pound class. Thomas has beaten
former Champions Eddie Funk and
Dick Rawlett to reach the finals.
Bush also has conquered capable
opponents, beating Dick Jiminey
and George Karadimos, both ex-
novice champions. In his last.
match he upset Ed Woodson.
Novice Division.
ou.r s 1s s'uPss}Ss Easd Brown c11ns Rsnd. Nations.
VS.. ID aiIcrist tsanEs,: f'f 'N'll'''
picl vs. Harold Carter [Apolio)
l36. pounds-Willie Davis (Apollo) W.
Rusty Saunders (Merrick).
147 pounds-Orlando Swinson (Police
NO. 2 vs.. Richard Marx Navy Quar-
16o pounds-Bob Daley Barney vs.
Herb Stowe Twelfth Street ".
175 pounds-Nat Williams (Police No.
- vs. Dick, Fennell (Merrick
Heavyweight-Willie Jones (Howard)
VS.. Bob O'Neill CBarney).
Senior Division.
112 pounds-George Abarca [Andrexs
Field VS.. Dave Primrose (nolice No. ..
11S pounds-Clarence Tyler (Police No
. ys. Ben Padgett !olympic),
126 pounds-Pat Thomas (Apollo) W.
Roy Bush tNavy Receiving .station).
Mary's) vsf Jim Hawkins Twelfth
Street y.
147 pounds-Buster Meador (Barney)
vs.. Gil Stewart tRandaD.
80 poundiS-Ed Kennett Barney W.
iS5 poundsNEd Marshall tPolice No.
- ys scots L Riehs5dson cMsti9nsi al,Ss9 Guard.
Harold Mcnwain fTNelfth atreet "
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Full House Sees Curnero
Score on Turner's Mat

Primo Camera, former heavy
weight boxing champion who drew
$500 fans to Grif1ith Stadium last
summer when he rassled Frank Sex
ton, was featured on last nights
card at Turner's. A crowd of 1900,
largest of the year, watched Camera
dispose of Dave Levin after 20 min
utes Of graphing. Levin was count
ed out outside the ring.
Dutch Rhode felled Faro Rinaldo
with o dropkick In II minutes and
Billy Darnell and Tony Sinatra
fought to a 30-minute draw. Benito
Gardini and George Flynn defeated
George Boles and Jesse James in
the two-man team match.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Public High Track Teams
In Two Dual Meets

Tech Travelled to Eastern and
Anacostia to Central today to open
the 1948 interhigh track schedule.
These meets were postponed yester-
day because Of wet grounds.
The original schedule, calling for
four dual meets, has been changed.
Wilson, which was to play host to
Western yesterday, will entertain
both Roosevelt and Western on
April 8,
Evening star., 1948-03-25
St. Michael Busketers
PIuy New York Champs

st. Michael Parochial School of
Silver Spring will go to New York
next Tuesday to oppose st. Mary of
Yonkers, New York area parochial
school champion, in a basket ball
game at Cardinal Gibbons High.
st. Michael Coach Tom Carolan,
former court star at Georgetown
University, has arranged for a re-
turn match with the New Workers.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Is Crowns at Stake
In Windup Of AAU
Boxing Tourney

After almost two months of ac-
Hvity, the District AAU boxing
tournament winds up tonight with
ls championship bouts at Turner's
Arena, the first beginning at
$50.
It Is one of the best amateur
ring cards ever offered here. Among
the champions presented is Claude
Evening star., 1948-03-25
BY ths Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 25.-om-
cials Of the Maryland Jockey
Club are searching old records
today. hoping to dig out proof
that Preakness stakes were run
from 1890 to 1893.
II they can they say It will
establish the Preakness as hay-
Ing been run two more times
than the Kentucky Derby-three
more times If you want to throw
in both divisions Of the 1918 split
Preakness at Pimlico.
Until yesterday The Jockey
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Totals 3S IL 2711 Totals "a 927
swalked for Bickford in eiFhth:
tPopped out for pieretti in ninth.

Popped out for Pieretti in ninth.
Boston ---- 020 0o1 1s2-l4
Washington 200 202 O00-
Runs-sisti (3), Holmes (2l, Connaster,
Eliott (2). r. Mccormick. Heath. Litwhiler,
Masi, Ryan. Coan, Vernon 90. Culberson'
Drake. Runs batted in-vernon 81. Ryan.
155. M. Mccormick. sisti (2l. r. ,McCor-
mick. Mast, Holmes. Two-hase hits-F.
Mccormick. Culberson, Sisti. Holmes Con-
master. Three-base hit-Lyons. Home
runs--vernon, Elliott. Drake. Sacrifice.
Wooten. Double play-Post to Sisti to 7.
Washington 4. Base on bslls--on Biek
ford, 1; Of Post. !; OF Wynn: 4: OF Scar
borough, 8. Strikeouts-By SPAIN, 4; by
Bickford. !: by Post, L; by Wynn, /; by
scarboroush, ! By Pieretti. 2. Hits-on
ninss. 2 runs; OF Scarborough. in 2
INNINGS. 9 runs; winnins pitcher-Biek-
Nires-Ed Hurley "a. L. and Butch Hen
line On. L.. Time Of game-2:l0:
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Gusfafson 10 Coach
Miami (F|a.) Eleven
BY fhs Asseeiaisd Press

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. 25.-Andy Gus
tafson, former backfield coach at
Dartmouth and Army, is the new
head football mentor at the Uni
Evening star., 1948-03-25
College Baseball

" MS NSSoSI0Iod FTOSs
Scores Yesterday.
Duke, s; Clemson, 3.
Louisiana Tech, 8; Bradley. 3.
Vanderbilt, 4: Illinois Normal, 2.
Elon, IL; Akron, 6.
Wofford, 2: virginia Tech, &.
Texas Asgies. 10; Ohio State, 3.
Baylor. Z; Minnesota. 8.
Valparaiso, 1"; Memphis State. 90
innings.
Catawba, s: Springfield, 6.
Newberry, 10; Michigan State, IA.
Colorado, 16; Colorado Mines. 8.
Iowa. IA; Conway tArk) Teachers. 4.
Northwestern, 20: Southeastern Louisi-
ana, q.
Evansville. 3: Eastern Illinois. g:
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Sweeping Clarendon with games
Evening star., 1948-05-31
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