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Evening star., 1948-03-15
Four Virginia U. Boxers
To Seek National Titles
By the Assoeiafsd Press

~ ms SSsoeio1So Ness
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar
15.-Folr Of the University Of Vir-
ginia's eastern intercollegiate box
ing champs will fight for national
titles and Olympic berths.
Virginia Coach Al York an
nounced today that the three Mira
gliotta brothers and Ralph Shoaf
had been entered In the National
Tournament to be held at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, April /, 2 and
3.
Two other Cavalier ETC champs,
Allen Hollingsworth and Grover
Masterson, cannot be entered be-
cause they are freshmen.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Lions Are Only Lambs
To Cap Hockey Team
speeioI pl,pateh 10 mi. s,ar

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. l5.-After
losing to Indianapolis last night,
90, the Washington Lions are
getting the idea they can't beat the
Capitals. It was the Lions fifth set
back in six meetings with the Capt.
tails.
Ken Schultz and Jack Riley scored
for the losers in the final period to
save them from shutout.
Elsewhere in the American
League, the Cleveland Barons sur.
vived their 9Th consecutive match
without defeat by holding the Buf.
falo Bisons to a 3-3 tie for a league
record. The best previous pro hockey
streak was set by the Boston Bruins
OF the National League in 1e4o-4l.
The tie dropped Buffalo into q
second-place tie with the Pitts
burgh Hornets, early season pace.
settlers. who nosed out the New
Haven Ramblers. 81. 81,
The Lions play Hershey at Uline
Arena Friday night in their only
remaining home game. They have
three more on the road. ,...
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Sports Mirror
by the Associated Press

Today q year ago-Larry Mac
Phatl OF Yankees asked Baseball
Commissioner A. 3. Chandler to
formally investigate charge BY
Branch hickey Of Brooklyn that
gamblers were In MacPhail's box
at exhibition game.
Five years ago-Gwinn Henry
resigned as U. of Kansas athletic
director and football coach.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
w. and l.. Lists Ohio I.
On FootbdifI Schedule =
by fine Assoeicfsd Press

LEXINGTON, Va.,. Mar. 15.-Ohio
University has been added to Wash
ington and Lees 1s48 football pro-
gram. ....~
The Ohio game-scheduled for
October 2 at Lexington-provides
the Generals with full calendar of
10 gridiron games. The schedule:
September 25-Furman at Lexington
Va.
october 2-Ohio University at Lexing-
ton, Va; 9-Georgia Tech at Atlanta, Ga.
16-virginia at Lexington, Va; 23-West
Virginia at Charleston, w Va; 30-Penn-
sylvapia at Philadelphia, Pa.
November 6-Virginia Tech at Lynch
burg, Va; 13-Davidson at Davidson, N
c.; 2O-Delaware at Wilmington, Del.
25-University of Richmond at Richmond
Evening star., 1948-03-15
.AIl-Stor SchoIostics
In Return Contest

The white Scholastic ALL Stars
will engage the colored Highs
In a return basket ball game next
Sunday at Turner'S Arena. A pre-
linn will start at PM. - "a,
Last week the Sci1oaastics beat the
An-Highs, 45-43. Admission Is rs
cents and 81; for students, with
cards, 80 cents,
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Kramer Has Riggs Down

FORT WORTH, Tex, Mar. Is QP)
Jack Kramer polished OF Bobby
Riggs in 80 minutes here last night
60, 60, before crowd Of 1900
It was Kramer's 31st victory in n
matches and his sixth in . row
Since the tour left Tucson, Ariz.
tied at 13 matches apiece, Kramer
has won 18 Of 81 matches.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Zohorios, Berg Pace Golf

ATLANTA, Mar. is up. Babe
Didrikson zaharias and Patty Berg,
two Of the Nations top woman pro-
fessional golfers, defeated the At
lanta amateur team of Louise Suggs
and Dorothy Kirby, 2 and /, in a
charity exhibition match yesterday
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Girls Open Basket Meet

Eastern A. G. and Holy Trinity
will meet tonight at $3.50 In the
opening game Of the Merrick Club
giris' basket ball tournament. The
championship game is scheduled
Friday night.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Jomison Sets Golf Record

AL Jamison, golf pro at the Guam
'tico Marine Officers club, gave the
boys something to shoot at yester-
day when he hung up a record IS
score, 7 under par. Jamison was
out in SO and back in 80.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Pro Basket Ball

By the Associated Press
Tonight's Schedule.
e.. NATIONAL LEAGUE. 1;stI-
Oshkosh at Toledo. ~,.a "a,
~ Yesterdsyis Results. ~. 70
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. &.
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MINNEAPOLIS, 80; Flint, "a.
fot' "azaii sAMERicAN Il sfzSsGi IEaGuE. e.. ..sao.
schranton, 65;- Hartford, 81.
: Trenton. 81; Philadelphia, "a: -
.....1lP ,1PAsC2HTE ~ s, GoAssr as u LEAGUE
EXHIBITION. T.
wilkes-Barre "a. L., 65; Anderson
IN L., S.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
eve hape three cleaners friend but could
apipefuI of Flauor.Cu DTLLs BEsT?''

Cross the threshold Of q great ex-
perience Light up pipefui Of DnLs
BEST. Flavor-Cut for cooler burn
ing and cleaner smoking. Flavor
Cut to bring you al the faporta
Evening star., 1948-03-15

ssildnsss of choice Burley tobaccos.
And how handy that pouch package
is! Opens real wide. Perfect for
packin' that favorite pipe Of yours
Try Flavor-Cut DuL's BEST.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

iargest-selling summer suit-smart look
ing, fine fitting, smoother and softer than
ever before. And it will give you many,
many seasons of wear, is 1909 wash
able. See the handsome light and dark
colors. Get a suit or two. You'll agree
that Palm Beach is today's best buy in
summer suits!
Evening star., 1948-06-20

Is it any wonder Palm Beach is t22%
cooler than the average of ~ other
summer suitings tested? The fabric,
with its millions of "open windows" is
Goodall blended for summer comfort
- and the suit is Goodall tailored for
GOODNESS.
That's why Palm Beach is Americas
Evening star., 1948-12-23
voigts Decries Odds
Favoring Wildcats
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 23.-
Coach Bob Voigts of Northwestern
thinks that naming his wildcat grid
team favorite over California in the
Rose Bowl is plsin foolish"
California has won 10 out Of its
last 20 games. and We have won
only about half Of our last TO-
Voigts said, in answer to q query
on the subject.
Furthermore, to ignore Cali
fornia's past record in the Rose
Bowl just doesn't make sense"
The Berkeley Bears blarked Ohio
State, $50, in 1921, and Alabama,
1870, in 1898; lost to Georgia Tech,
81, in 1929, and played scoreless
tie with Washington and Jefferson
in 1922.
Northwestern headed into two
more drills today, hitting the
blocking dummies in the morning
and scrimmaglng this afternoon.
Voigts was far from pleased with
missed assignments and poor block
ing yesterday and the day before,
but recalled it was the first contact
work the players had gone through
in a month. He also hoped their
showing was merely reflection Of
a letdown after the initial sharp
work on their arrival Monday.
Voigts fervently prays for a fast,
dry turf January !. N. U. had to
practice numerous times during the
regular season on muddy fields, but
encountered no rain or sloppy going
in its games.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

Noertker Of Virginia
Ranks Third Behind
Colgate Player
ey the Asseeiatsd Press

Vince Boryla Of Denver's Skyline
Six Conference quintet Is the Ma
tion's top major collegiate indi-
vidual basket ball scorer.
The former Notre Dame star has
compiled an average Of 25.s for the
four games he has played through
December IS to lead Ernie vande-
weghe of Colgate. Vandeweghe Is
credited with an average of 24.3 for
three games through last Saturday.
The figures were announced today
by the National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau.
Joe Noertker Of Virginia ranks
third with 21.2; Tony Lavelli Of Yale
fourth at 212, and Jack Marshall of
Mississippi fifth at 20.3.
Boryla also has turned in the
best single-game scoring feat-that
of So points against st. johns Of
Brooklyn, although Bob Brown of
Miami (OhiO matched this single
game scoring feat of So points
against Findlay.
Louis Morris of Virginia heads
the free-throw percentage leaders
with .929. He is followed by George
Yardley of Stanford at .917.
Larry Foust OF La Sale tops the
field goal percentage leaders. He
has scored 20 times in 80 attempts
for. a mark of .6O6. Tom Doyle Of
John Carroll is next at .604.
Top 10 individual major college
scoring leaders for games through
December 18):
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Boys Club Tournament
Entries Close 1oniqht

Entries for the Boys Club Of
Washingtons 11th annual Christmas
Basket Ball Tournament closes to-
night at o o'clock. Teams wishing
to enter in classes ranging from 80
to $50 pounds should contact Ollie
Dryer at the Eastern Branch Club,
261 Seventeenth street Sc, tele-
phone Atlantic 0o49. A franchise
fee OF IS per team is required.
Championship trophies will be
awarded to the winners in each Of
the six classes. The Evening Star
Trophy will be awarded to the cham.
pion in the l50-pound division.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Three Brilliant Newcomers
Raise Gardens S Gate Hopes

Starza defeated Evans IN q six
rounder at the Garden late in 1s47
King, only %, Is the best looking
prospect to show here in many
year. He polished of Tony La Bua
Of Ozone Park, N. Y, with z third
round knockout on the senfshnal to
the Sandy Saddler-Terry Young
main event.
The Toronto lad moves his hands
faster than any newcomers In the
business and is particularly adept
with his left. AS he Is a stable
mate OF Lightweight Champion like
Williams, he can't aim for that
crown until Ike moves up another
notch to the welter class.
King has been matched with Will
lie Beltram, a toughie from Brook
yn, in another eight on the
January IA show.
This card may not pack them in
at the Garden, but 1t could provide
surefire main attractions for later
shows. With the nght game lean
ing heavily on shopworn veterans
this should be healthy shot in the
arm to a sick trade.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
By the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Harry
Markson's search for new talent to
bolster sickly fight gates at Madison
Square Garden has resulted in an
all-star show for January IA fea-
turing three brilliant newcomers
Vince Foster of Omaha, Roland La
Starza of New York and Lii Arthur
King of Toronto.
When Markson took over as di-
rector of the Twentieth Century
Sporting Club he announced the
door was wide open for new fighters
from any section of the country.
Foster, La Starza and King scored
terrific hits in semifinals on the
last three Garden shows. Markson
rewarded all three by moving them
into an all-star show.
Foster, a good looking kid with a
sock, impressed local fans recently
by overcoming the handicap OF a
severely cut eye to batter Tony Mis-
tovich of Youngstown, Ohio, for a
unanimous decision. Now he meets
tough Tony Pellone of New York
in the 1O-round star bout.
La Starza, unbeaten in 2S pro
fights. arrived" December 10 when
he got up off the floor twice to stop
Gene Gosney, Seminole (Okla0
heavyweight, in the semi to the
Ezzard Charles-Joe Baksi bout.
Markson has paired 21-year-old La
Starza with Jimmy Evans OF
Brooklyn in an eight-rounder. La
Evening star., 1948-12-23
ULine Repeatedly Spurns $750,OOO Plus Entire
Providence Team for Sensational CopitoIs

men ran up a 1896 lead at half
time. That set a Uline record,
eclipsing the old mark of 54 points
in a half hung up by the Caps
against the now defunct Detroit
Falcons two years ago.
Bob Feerick and John Norlander
put on show. and each might have
set a record had he stayed in the
entire game. Norlander tailed IA
points in the first quarter. Feerick
put in II. At half-time Feerick
had "a and Norlander 10. Neither
saw action in the final quarter.
The first period ended with Wash
ington in front, 32-17 and from that
point on interest centered on just
how far the Caps could 60. Had
Coach Red Auerbach elected to keep
his starting combination in through
out, the score may have reached
fantastic proportions.
While Feerick and Norlander stole
the show, four other Caps had good
nights. Mat zunic dropped in u
points and Freddie Scolari 10. Jack
Toomay had one of his best nights,
scoring eight points, all in the last
period. Leo Katkaveck Tailed seven
in the third for a total of nine.
Brady Walker led Providence with
II points, Kenny Sailors had IL and
Otto Schnellbacker 10.
The Caps now have won 20 of 20
games and have yet to be beaten on
the home court. And. the fans con-
tinue to stay away. The Caps are
wondering why.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
By Bill Fuchs

Club owners in the Basket Ball
Association, envious of the Wash
ington Caps as a team and baf1ed
by poor attendance at the Caps
home games, continue to tempt
Owner Mike Uline with offers for
his Eastern division leaders.
The latest was a reported $150,000
bid by Lou Pieri, owner Of the
Providence Steamrollers, plus the
entire Providence team. News Of
the offer came from two reliable
sources.
Uline turned it down, but the
persons who have been interested
in purchasing the Caps apparently
are hoping to catch the Caps owner
in a weak moment. Although Uline
has complained Of lack of atten-
dance at his arena on previous oc-
casions, and threatened to close II
to sports events. persons close to
him say he has no intention OF dis
posing of the Caps.
Coach Ken Loeffier, whose Roll
ers lost for the 18th time in 20
games last night, said he could
pack the Providence arena every
night with team like the Caps.
In fact, we probably could draw
full houses just with Bones McKin-
ney," Loefler said, and added
Providence is a good basket ball
town. We drew $500 at home the
other night after losing 16. out
of 49,"
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Kentucky, Given Scare, Ends
TuIone's Winninq Streak

Lerner in the last IS seconds gave
Temple its victory.
Notre Dame dunked Navy, 1852,
and Chicago Loyola walloped De-
paul, 56-44, before s,627 in a Chicago
double-header. 1t was Notre Danes
fourth straight win and the third
setback for the touring Navy quintet.
Unbeaten Purdue, Minnesota and
Bradley all kept their records clean.
Purdue trimmed Drake, SAT-; Min
nesota trampled st. Marys of Cali
fornia, 52-42, and Bradley whipped
Los Angeles Loyola, $3.50.
Pitt bounced back from It's Tues
day night defeat to wallop Miami
of Florida, 80 to 4S, and shatter
Miami's unbeaten mark In decisive
fashion.
On the Pacific Coast, Ohio State
again licked California, 1854, while
Wyoming took Oregon, 56-51.
Iowa nosed out Texas Christian.
47-46, in an overtime struggle at
Iowa City, Iowa. While at Syracuse,
N. Y, Syracuse walloped Iowa State,
67-46, behind Jack Kiley's 81 points.
William and Mary started q new
winning streak by trouncing Al
bright, 1884, at Reading, Pa.
North Carolina State, Southern
Conference champs now touring the
Pacific Coast, lost the services of
First String Guard Eddie Bartels.
Coach Everett Case announced Bar.
tells had been dropped from the
squad because of an infraction Of
training rules. Case termed the
dismissal . disciplinary action" He
declined to give any details.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Mighty
Kentucky turned back last night
another challenge to its collegiate
basket ball supremacy. This time
it was previously unbeaten Tulane,
which had pointed nearly year
for its meeting with the NCAA
champs. The score was: Kentucky
81: Tulane, At.
For Is minutes a crowd of 7,45o
at the Louisville Armory thought
the Greenies might do it. But Ken
lucky rallied to take 1913 lead
and pulled away to a 44-30 advan-
tage early in the second half.
Tulane, led by Jim Riffey, chopped
this down to only three points with
three minutes left. Kentucky froze
the ball in the last two minutes to
keep the lead.
Tulane, which numbered strong
Texas quintet among its earlier VIC
tins, sets another crack at Ken
lucky in the Sugar Bowl tourney
at New orleans next week and per-
haps a third chance in the South
eastern Conference tourney next
March.
The victory was unbeaten Ken
tucky's seventh straight and Tulane's
first defeat in nine starts.
La Sale and Temple turned In
triumphs in a double header before
1889 at Philadelphia. La Sale kept
its unbeaten string intact by whip
ping Georgia Tech. 67-59, after
Temple had nipped Colorado, 51-50.
A field goal and free throw by Eddie
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Collins Yunks Set
On Polo Grounds
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Owner
Ted Collins says his transplanted
National Football League club
definitely will play in the Polo
Grounds in New York next sea-
son, sharing dates with the New
York Giants.
Collins said he had arranged
a meeting with John v. Mara,
president of the football Giants.
and Horace Stoneham, head of
the baseball Giants, who lease
the park to the football teams,
for some time shortly after the
holidays. A lease will be drawn
up and a division of dates ar
ranged at that time. Each team
will play six home games, in
cluding one in which the other
New York club will be the Wis
itor.
The Boston Yanks name will
be dropped, but no other name
has been chosen.
Just call them the New York
somebodies," Collins said.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
California Holds. Last
OF Two.a.Day Drills
BY the Associoted Press

BERKELEY, Calf. Dec. 23.-Cali-
fornia's high-spirited Bears today
held the last of their tWo-a-day
practices with their running attack
promising a headache for North
western in the Rose Bowl New Year
Day.
only one practice is scheduled
tomorrow, after which drills will
end until the Bears reach their
Southern California training camp
next Monday.
Jackie Jensen, CALIFORNIA; star
fullback, recovering from minor
injury, was running at 100 per cent
efficiency yesterday So was his
understudy, Pete Schabarum. Half
back Jack Swaner of the Jensen
Swaner "one-tWo' punch, was in top
form and Scatback Charlie Sarve!
showed more speed than he has
since injuring an ankle in mid
season.
Spirit was running higher than
during the regular season.
Southern Californians on the
squad will leave for their homes to-
morrow afternoon to spend Christ
mas and the remainder of the team
will journey to Riverside Sunday
night to resume practice.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Connie, sc Today, Is Unhappy
Because He Lacks SIugger
ey the Asseeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-Con-
ME Mack. the grand old gentleman
of baseball, observed his Both birth
day anniversary today.
And the incest present any one
could offer him would be an out
fielder who could swat the ball ike
q couple of gents Connie had on his
clubs in the past.
But you don't get anything Tor
nothing" Mr.. Mack observed with
the assurance Of a man who mas
been trying to get something and
give up little for 48 years.
There's nothing wrong with MI
Mack's 1949 edition Of Philadelphia
Athletics that a home-run hitter
like Jimmy Foxx or AL Simmons
couldn't correct.
I'VE made money this year." Con-
ME remarked. "and I'm willing to
pay plenty for players. But nobody
wants to deal that way. Everybody
wants players in return"
Lacking the present he wants
most, Connie is making his birthday
celebration a quiet one with little
fanfare. His family and club asso-
ciates were with him to whoop 1t up
in a small way, but it was baseball
as usual.
Connie knows that his club is well
stocked with trading material, par
ticularly in the pitching department.
But he S not willing to part with the
likes of Joe Coleman or Dick Fowler
or Lou Brissie, no matter what is
dangled at the other end.
He won't say so if you ask him,
but it's generally accepted that Mr..
Mack would be glad to swap his Ca
madam swiftly, Phil Marchildon, for
q slugging fiycatcher or for second
baseman like the St. Louis Browns
Gerry Priddy.
And it's just as widely known that
he hasn't been able to swing the
deals he'd like to swing.
The diamond veteran, still hero
to young and old throughout the
land, can look back today on a
career packed with more memories
than most any other dozen men
put together.
He was born lin East Brookfeld
Mass. and spent his early days
making shoes. Then he decided to
become a baseball player and took
up catching.
After a brief playing career lr
which he earned the nickname
"Slats," because of his tall, sparse
physique, Mr.. Mack became a man.
ager. He helped Ban johnson or
ganize the American League in 1901
Later on he became a club owner
and realtor of sorts. He owns thu
Athletics and Shibe Park-"tht
House That Mack Built"
He is a Landmark in Philadelphia
as familiar as the Statue of Will
liam Penn in the center of th'
square that joins Market and Broae
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Fans Grab Seats
For Mats Opener

Tickets for sports event some
four months in the future ordi-
narily don't go very fast, but an
exception is reported from the
ball park. where seats for the
seasons opener against Philadel-
phias Athletics on Monday, April
18, are moving briskly.
Although the sale didn't open
until last Tuesday and then with
the announcement that most OF
the choice locations already had
been allocated, Office Manager
Johnny Morrissey's staff has been
busy since. then filling requests
and now visualizes one Of the
earliest sellouts in the history OF
the club.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Baltimore Discontinues
Basket Ball 1eIevision
By the Assoeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-R. C.
Embry, president of Baltimore pro-
fessional basket ball and football
teams, said yesterday he would dis
continue televising the court games.
Embry, reporting q Is per cent
decline In attendance, announced
telecasts of the Baltimore Bullets
games will be stopped January s,
The halt may be temporary, depend
ing on attendance, he said.
Embry also Is president Of the
Baltimore Colts in the Al1-America
Football Conference. He indicated
future telecasts of the grid games
are being studied, too.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Two RossIing Matches
Lost Only 10 Minutes

Wilbur Mead needed only 10 min
utes to score over Bibber Mccoy
when the latter kneed himself out
of the feature wrestling match at
Turner's Arena last night. He was
disqualified.
Michele Leone also required only
10 minutes to win his match over
Babe Sharkey, while Laverne Baxter
and George Macricostas wrestled to
a Commute draw. Dutch Schwel-
CERT disposed of Jim Siskay and
Stanley Novak decisioned Fred
Carope in other matches.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

The Caps, meanwhile, continued
on their victory parade in disheart-
ening privacy. They trounced the
Rollers, 102-77, last night for their
biggest score of the season, but only
1926 fans turned out.
It marked the only time this year
the Caps ran away with the game
from the start. The icehouse court
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Pro Basket Ball
BY the Assoeiotsd Press
RESULTS LAST NIGHT.

RESULTS Last NIGHT.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Wasf ington. 1O2; Providence, II.
New York, 81; Minneapolis, 70.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse, So: Denver, 40.
Waterloo, SO: Anderson. 4B.
Dayton, SO; Hammond, 80.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Nashville, So; New Orleans. Sc.
Birmingham, 81; Montgomery, &c.
SCHEDULE TONIGHT.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
st. Louis at Providence.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Fort Wayne at Indianapolis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Oshkosh at Anderson.
Waterloo at Sheboygan.
Hammond at Moline. -
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Daily Double Pays $1,0l0
BY The Assecioted press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-Christ-
mas presents for six in the
form of sl,O1O daily double tickets
were distributed here yesterday at
the Fair Grounds track. Marled won
the first race and Donna L. the
second.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

streets. And he's much better
known
Almost any other man would have
quit many years ago the active life
of coaching ball players, handling
financial transactions, directing
strategy from the dugout and stay
ing up until all hours at night
games.
But not Connie Mack. He loves
baseball.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

wards feel as insecure as million bucks in U. S.
Treasury notes.
This is high speculative business" said the
Tribes boss and you can't stop people from spec
ulating But Turk Edwards has job with the
Redskins as long as he wants it. If any changes
are made they will be made in conjunction with
him and on his recommendation
That should solve the plumpsh pigskin
strategst's problem. All he's got to do now Is tell
Marshall Look here boss. I'm one of the best
coaches in the business and think you ought to
sign me to a good, fat contract for long term.
You couldn't 20 wrong on that; boss"
eaarot tlaatI MO I'd haS lifetime inh
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Crescent Cufe Victor

Crescent Cafe scored 9 46-41 tri-
umph over Connor's Grill in a Cor
don Recreation League game last
night. Sleepy Thompson scored Is
points for the winners.