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Sports Central Swamps Western Eastern Edges Tech

sharing catching duties with Al
Evans.
Dente, who will be groomed as
the Mats regular shortstop. was OBJ
tanned from the st. Louis Browns in
exchange for Pitcher Tom Ferrick
Shortstop Johnny Sullivan and cash
He batted 1863 last season as under
study to the Browns regular short
stop, Ed Eella"rini.
Kelly. product of the University
of North Carolina, batted 286 at
Charlotte. He is 22-year-old left
handed batter
Miranda played with Sherman
Denison of the Big State League last
year; hitting 1862, A Cuban $50
FOUNDER, Miranda was changed from
a right-handed hitter into a left
handler. He is a shortstop who cur
rently is playing in the Cuban Win
ter League.
Lewis is returning to the Mats
after being idle in 1948 due to pres
sure of his automobile business in
Gastonia, N. c., and a side injury
Buddy batted .261 in 1947 but has
a lifetime average of 300.
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District Of Columbia Tennis As
ISOLATION rankings for 1919 an
nounced yesterday are as follows:
Mems Singles.
ara; DR.. David johnson; 4. Donald Leav.
ems eisi g. Hugh L1.I Lynch; 2, Eddi. Miller ape
Powell; u, Jerry Thomas: ii. K. K. Jones
"A. Doyle Royal; Is, Tommy Moorehead
l6, William Clifford; II, Maurice Cowan
ls. Samuel P; Hayes; 10, Frank Durham
Mems Doubles.
stiel; 3, welsh Lynch: 4. Leavens- Thack
ara s. smthFasrn: 8, FrankMsrt1'
Miiler-Adair; 10, Barclay -Antienat.
Veterans Singles.
william soyer ; l. Col IF F I. ordw Va 3 s
steHar5 Isaze; s 81 supreWe Go1Tt Juste
Capt. c. Eckbiad.
Veterans Doubles.
l. Black and Rice; 2, Teaze and Pres
!, Barney Welsh and Mrs. Willie Her.
bert: 2. Dr.. David johnson and Charlotte
Women's Singles.
1; Willie Herbert; z; Charlotte Decker
cara MOOic, 4, oOCle IJlISOSldu, y
Helen Louy: 8. Pearl Mccoy; I, France!
Graham Saai TO- Dorothy Estes; H. Carrie
Women's Doubles.
Frances Bassett; 3-Moore Graham: a
winston; e1smith Tease. ' f'OA'
Junior Singles s..
Ed SI0eF we. g9siey as GerE Y, Thomas n
John Collum; 6-Emerson Gardner; =
Carleton Homer. jr; 10-John zsvitz; IL
Junior Doubles.
1-Bogley- Yates; 2-Rogers-Wesely; 3
Suffer- Havener; 4-Gardner-Lewis; g.
Beale-Thornton; 6-Hayes-zavits.
Boys Singles.
Tied Rogers: 2-Tim Coss; 3+Tom
Bradford; Harrison Straley; 5-Burt
Epstein: 6-Richard Lane; I'D. Dell; s.
p Dell; ANDY Provost; 10-Kirby
Jones; 11-Bruce Gustafson.
Boys Doubles.
1-Roge -Coss; 2-Morris-Pearson: 8
Gustafson-H etzel; 4-Peyser-Pressinger
SP. Pell-Holler; e-Boteler-sidley; =
D. Della. Provost.
Junior Girls.
1-Janeth Lloyd; ELLEN Oberti: 3
Flea nor Johnston; 4-Dore Martin: 3
Harriet Hines; 6-Jane Moffatt, 7-Shir-
ley Steele; S-1nsrid Beekln; 9-Marior
Frances.
Girls Under Is.
Polly Miller; Petty Wilson; q
Carol Olive: Nancy Course: Ruth
Ann Peterson.
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by the Associated Press


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.-Rab-
bit-footed Richie Ashburn is setting
his sights high for 194s.
Sweeping into town from the
snow drifts of his Nebraska home,
the Philadelphia Phillies' sopho-
more centerfielder mapped out an
agenda today that's going to keep
him hopping.
After picking up new automo-
bile, Richie said he's got some dis
cussing to do with Phil Prexy Bob
Carpenter. Specifically, he wants
his pay boosted to $4,000 That's
why he sent back unsigned con-
tract calling for $500.
There wasn't enough money in
it for me-" said the up-and-coming
youngster who grabbed The Sport
ing News rookie of -the-year mantle
last year.
In 194s, received $4,000 and
did not get a bonus. don't want
to grippe about what I got last year.
I know I was lucky to get chance
but I did pretty good and I want
to get the money while I can"
After putting the slug on Carpen-
ter, Richie has these other things
In mind:
/. He's going to marry his high
school sweetheart Herberta Cox,
from his hometown Of Tilden. Neb.
The marriage and q Mexico City
honeymoon will come after the base
ball season.
2. Richie has to learn how TO wear
a hat. From the time he was
tow-headed youngster chasing jack
rabbits across Nebraska plains, his
stubby couture was alien to COW
ering.
3. He must learn how to drag a
hunt down first base,
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Illinois Rally Spanks
Minnesota Five, 45-44
BY the Associated Press

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Jan. 90
Illinois basket ball team staged a
sensational comeback drive tonight
to hand Minnesota Gophers their
first defeat in IA games. 45-44. The
win gave Illinois possession of first
place in the Western Conference
with a record Of four wins and no
losses. Minnesota now has 81. Jim
Mcintyre led Minnesota with Is
points, and teammate Whitley Skoog
had 10. Fred Green and Jim Marks
had 10 each for Illinois.
With 10 minutes gone in the first
half, Minnesota held a IT'S ad-
vantage, then the Illini applied a
press" defense for the first time.
and in the final 10 minutes whitfield
their deficit down to seven points,
27-20. as the half ended.
In the second halt, Illinois press
clicked beautifully. Minnesota s
stalling offense was unable to func-
ton, and during the first four and
a half minutes the Illini scored
eight points to Minnesota's zero.
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Citadel Boxers Whip
Maryland by s.
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Jan. 29.-
Citadel's boxers won the last three
bouts on an eight-fight card with
the University Of Maryland tonight
to gain a So Southern Conference
victory.
Eddie Reider, Maryland's 1885,
pound conference champion, was
the only fighter on either team to
come close to registering a knock
out. He swarmed all over Citadel's
Ray Heatley in the second round
downing the latter once for a nine
count with a murderous .barrage OF
blows to the face and body before
the referee stopped the bout and
awarded Reider a TKO.
The summary:
125-pounds-Al Glass, Maryland, de.
cisoned Harry Hitopoulos.
O-pounds-Spencer Hopkins, Mary
land, dtcisioned Harold Smokes.
| 35-pounds-Timmy Virgins, Citadel
decisioned Paul Kostepoulos
43-pound2-George Campsen. Citadel
declsioned Don Oliver.
l35-pounGs-Eddie Reidsr; Maryland
165-pounds-Dale Matthews, Citadel
decisioned Bob Gregson.
l75-pounds-Bob Erdich, Citadel, de.
cisioned Bob Smith
| Unlimted-Bill Ohlandt, Citadel, de.
cisioned Mont Whip.
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Hursey, Strib|ing Take
F|ashy Kayo Records
Into Ring Tomorrow

Knockout talk is heard from both
camps as local Middleweights
Smuggy Hursey and Ken Stribling
finish preparations for their 10
round fight tomorrow night at Tur-
ner's Arena. Both have good kayo
records. Stribling having put the
chill on such as Frank Sweeney, Kid
Wolfe and Joe Cannon while Snug
gy's best among numerous knockouts
was over Danny Kapilow.
For Stribling, tomorrow nights
bout will be the end of a three-year
chase after a fight with Hursey.
His manager had tried to book the
Snug on numerous occasions, but
without success. That was under
standable, because for much OF that
time Smuggy was on top and draw
ing big gates while Strib was just
one of the boys fighting for cakes
and coffee in the prelims. A year
ago, though, Strib started to rise
and he became q headliner last
spring.
Hursey now is under management
Of Henry Armstrong, the former
triple-crown holder. and looks to be
on the comeback road. He had a
losing string last year, although
showing we'll while dropping the
duke to such good fighters as Har-
old Greene and Anton Raadik. He
is only 20 years old and hopes to
regain the prominence that had him
drawing $4,000 and $4,000 gates
two summers ago
Tomorrow nights local fight
may be the most popular one made
so far this season by Matchmaker
Gabe Menendez and he is counting
on it to I'LL the house for at least
once this winter. Both fighters
wound up their training yesterday,
Hursey at Liberty AC and Stribling
at Billy Edwards gym. ...ys >
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HippenstieI Ranked
ID. C.'s Top Netman;;
Mrs. Herbert No. |

The District Of Columbia Tennis
Association confirmed Robin Hip
penstiel and Mrs. Willie Herbert as
the top-ranking players in its juris-
diction yesterday. then spent the
remainder Of sh-hour annual
meeting re-organizing its ofdcial
set-up and planning another COM
plete campaign for 1949.
BY increasing the number of as
ISOLATION officers from three to five,
the organization moved to give every
club afiiliated with it . voice In its
affairs. Frank Pace, director of the
budget, who was named secretary.
and Dooley Mitchell who was elected
treasurer, were the new officers
chosen. These duties previously had
been handled by vice presidents.
c. Alphonso Smith was reelected
president; Ben Powell, first vice
president, and Ricky Willis, second
vice president. Under the revised
system the vice presidents will move
up after each three-year term. The
constitution prohibits the president
from holding ONCE for a longer
period.
Hippenstiel, winner of the annual
District tournament, was assured of
the No. l ranking by that victory,
but he took q two-f1sted hold on 1t
by consistent display of champion
ship form. Jim Thackara, ranked
No. 2, defeated him in the City of
Washington, but Hippenstiel came
back to capture the revived Federal
Employees tournament and reached
his peak in the District. Thackara
was ousted in the second round of
the latter.
Neither Barney Welsh, No. in
the Middle Atlantic Association, nor
Mrs. Ann Gray. perenniel women's
leader was ranked. Welsh played
only in the Middle Atlantic tourney,
which he won, and did not have
sufficient tournament competition
to be considered. Mrs. Gray was
passed over because she is not q
resident of the Washington area.
Also noteworthy was Gil Bogley's
first appearance in the mems rank
ings. The national junior champion
was bracketed with veteran Eddie
Miller in the No. spot. He also
retained his top Junior ranking.
Otherwise the list followed the al
most unchanging pattern with DR..
David johnson placed third, Lefty
Don Leayens fourth and Hugh
Lynch fifth.
Supreme Court Justice Black was
ranked sixth among the veterans,
and with Austin Rice, No. veterans
player, shared top doubles rating.
Plans for 1949 include a tennis
clinic for juniors at which Don Lea
vens hopes to have Professionals
Weldy Van Horn and Frank Guern-
sey. Leavens did a masterful job in
promoting tennis among the young
sters last year, far exceeding any
thing ever before done in. this line.
Ricky Willis reported q balance
of 1852. largest the association ever
has boosted, and 1t is hoped to in
crease this fund to at least $1,000
through dance to be given March
% at Congressional Country Club.
That would assure Washington ten
mis- fans OF. another full season of
tournament play. Last year the as
ISOLATION held every possible tourna-
ment for both sexes, including a
veterans championship, and 1t plans
IA &laie saAlias.
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Game Called Off,
But Some One Wins
" The Asseeiafsd Press

ULSTER, Pa, Jan. 20 The
basketball game was cancelled. but
there turned out to be a winner
and loser just the same.
L. H. Marvin, school principal,
called of the Ulster-New Albany
court contest when the referee
failed TO show up.
Then Marvin refunded admis-
sions-shelling out $3.50 more than
he had taken in.
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St. Johns and Temple
Win at Philadelphia
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ga
couple Of basket ball paying brothers
named MCGUIRE led st. Johns Col
lege of Brooklyn to a 81 to IS VIC
tory over st. Joseph's College phil
adelphia) tonight in the second
game of a double header at Con-
vention Hall.
Temple University's fast improv-
ing quintet atoned for an earlier de-
feat at the hands Of Syracuse by
whipping the upstate New York.
ers, II to 65 in the opener.
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p|ebes Down Bulls
Basketers, 60-34

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 2s.-The
Navy Plebes led all the way and beat
Bulls Prep 6o-34 in basket ball to-
might.
Dick Saxer filled In capably for
Ed Lambert, the ace guard who re-
Gently resigned from the Academy
Jim Lay showed up well as set
shot artist.
Larry Layman was high scorer
for the Middies with IA points. High
scorer for the visitors, with II points
was Ed Kokowski, former Pennsyl.
vania all-Stater at Reading High
The Plebes previously had wor
i've and lost one this season.
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Longest Winning
Streak Snapped
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BOWLING GREEN. KY, Jan.
29.-Thrice beaten Eastern Ken
lucky State upset Western Ken
lucky State, 42-40, here tonight to
snap the Nation longest winning
streak of the season among major
college basketball teams. Western
had won IS straight games. The
1ct6ry was Eastern's 18th.
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Princeton, Virginia
To Visit Hoyas, 6. ".
For Double Card

Georgetown and George Washing
ton present the second of their three
college basket ball double-headers
as the top attraction Of the weeks
court card. The twin bill is listed
for Wednesday night at the Ma
tional Guard Armory with the Co
lonials meeting Virginia in the
opener and Georgetown playing
Princeton in the nightcap.
The Hoyas have the Armory alone
Saturday night with st. Johns of
New York making its first visit to
Washington in several years.
One of the feature games on the
weeks 13-game schedule will be
George Washington's annual game
with Navy Saturday afternoon in
Annapolis. This is the last Saturday
afternoon game on Nays schedule,
the others having been switched TO
night.
Maryland has a busy week on the
road, with not much to look forward
to. Wednesday the Terps meet the
University of Cincinnati, one of the
last teams dropped from the major
unbeaten list. Friday and Saturday
Maryland makes its annual two
game stand in Lexington, Va, meet
ing v. M. I. Friday night and WASH
ington and Lee on Saturday. The
Terps must win both to remain in
contention for Southern Confer
ence berth.
American University starts the
second half of its schedule with
three games, two of them in the
Mason Dixon Conference. The
Eagles meet Bucknell tomorrow
night in the A. U. gym on High
School Night" in which players and
coaches from all high and prep
schools in Metropolitan Washington
have been invited to attend as
guests of the Eagles. Friday A. U.
entertains the University of Balti.
more and Saturday it travels to
Western Maryland.
Catholic University is idle until
its February date with Loyola Of
Baltimore. at c. U.
The Wednesday night twin bill
finds Georgetown against the East.
ern intercollegiate League leader in
Princeton and the Colonials up
against Joe Noertker, who was the
Nations leading scorer until vir-
GINA was idle for exams last week.
Virginia already holds a 67-54 YER
dict over the Colonials.
Monday.
Bucknell at American U.
Wednesday.
virginia at George WashinRton
princeton at GEORGETOWN.
Maryland at Cincinnati
Duke at Navy
Gallaudet at Washington College.
Friday.
Baltimore at American U.
Maryland at v. M l.
Lynchburg at Gallaudet.
Saturday.
st. Johns at Georsetown.
american at Western Maryland
Maryland at WASHINGTON and Lee.
George Washington at Navy.
Douole-header at Armory.
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Borons Hang up Mark
In MouIing Lions, l4-4
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Jan. 29.-Johnny
Holota scored four goals and Fred
Thurier three as Clevelands Barons
racked up their highest total of all
time tonight to crush the Washing
ton Lions IA to in an American
Hockey League game before 1o,62s
fans.
Thurier's three scores enabled him
to tie the old all-time league record
OF 233 goals set by Les Cunningham.
But Phil Hergesheimer of Philadel-
phla set a new high mark of 234
there tonight against Providence.
Thurier had three assists for Q
harvest of six points.
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Al McCuIIy, Navy Back.
Leaves the Academy

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 29.-Alvin
c. McCully, az, star Navy halfback,
turned in his midshipman's uni
form today after resigning from the
naval academy.
McCully's resignation became ef-
fective today after being accepted
by the Navy Department, it was an
nounced to midshipman battalions.
The football star from Ventnor, N j.
would have been Ineligible next
fall, having played one year at
Duke and three at Annapolis.
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A Roy Hamey, Pirate General Man
ager.
Kluttz, q teammate of Dickson s
en- the Cards world champion team
Of 1916, was released to Indianapolis
OF the American Association. He
was q leading hitter for the BUGS in
1947 with q 302 average but he was
injured much of 1913 and his bat
ting average slipped to .221.
The Dickson Kluttz deals COM
pleted q busy week end for the Pr
rates. They also cut adrift Pitcher
Edison Bahr, Catcher Leroy Jarvis
and Outflelder Max West. Bahr
went to Indianapolis, Jarvis to San
Francisco of the Pacific Coast
League and West was released un-
eonditionally.
Won 10 Last Season.
Dickson won only II while losing
16 for the Cards last season, APP
pearing in a. games Of which he
started 40. -
His best year was in 1946 when
he won Is and lost six to lead the
National League. His earned run
average that year was 2.89. last
year he won IL and lost six while
starting 20 games and appearing in
"a. Dickson is 81. s feet 10 and one
half inches and weighs 157 pounds
His off-season home Is in Leaven-
worth, Kans.
The Cards smooth southpaw
Harry (The Cat) Brecheen, was
signed at a reported $1,000 boost
over his $4,000 salary Of last year
In other major league circles:
Philadelphia Phillies-Announce
the sale Of Al Lakeman to Milwau-
kee of the American Association
..akeman had seen service with the
Phillies as catcher, first baseman
and pitcher.
Cincinnati Reds-Six players for
warded signed contracts to Presi-
dent Warren Giles, including Pitch.
ers Johnny Wander Nicer and How.
ara Fox. Others were Utility In.
fielders Claude Corbitt and Benny
Zientara, Catcher Ray Mueller anc
Outdelder Danny Litwhiler.
Red sox Sign Dobson.
Boston Red Sox-Pitcher Joe Dob.
son, who won 16 and lost 10 las
season, signed for l949.
Boston Braves-Johnny Antonell
signed. The young left-hander re-
ceived q fabulous bonus for sign.
ing with the Braves last summer
then saw virtually no action. Man
ager Billy Southworth this veal
plans to employ him as starting
pitcher.
Philadelphia Athletics-Ray Cole
man, who was traded to the AS by
the st. Louis Browns last season
became the 25th player to sign &
1919 contract with the Athletics
New York Giants-Boosted theil
total of signed players to 20 with
the receipt of contracts from
Catcher Mickey Livingston, Pitcher
Mario Picone and Outfielder Lee
Layton.
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1Ay AAAS
Murray Dickson
from the St
Louis Cardinals
The purchase
price for the 81
year-old Dick
son, q slim
rig h t. h ander
was not dis
closed. Fred M.
S a ig h. new
principal stock
holder of the
Cards, com =
pleted the deal
by telephone
Late %ndou with
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CoIIina All Tech Alumni

Former Tech basket ball players
desiring to play in the third annual
Tech varsity alumni game Febru-
airy IA at $3.50 pm. are urged to get
in touch with Charles A. McAleer,
at Dupont $780, The game will fea-
tue Alumni Night at the Tech gym.
The affair is sponsored by the
Alumni Circle T Club, graduate
lettermen organization of the
school
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players who are
in line for the
l949 as e b a | ]
season. :
Catcher j a k e
Early, Infelders
Sam Dente and
Guile rm o Mir
anda and Out
helders B u d d y
Lewis and James
Kelly W ere the
| a t e S t Mats to
sign. Lewis pre-
viousl y h a d
agreed to terms
ut h ad not
sig n e d a con-
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GIassford Will Coact
Nebraska Gridders
BY the Associotsd Press

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 29.-William
(BifD Glassford, IS, today was
named head football coach at the
University Of Nebraska. He has
been head coach at the University
Of New Hampshire for three years
AS football coach, Glassford sue
ceeds George (Potsy) Clark, former
Illinois star who quit the coaching
job to devote full time to the post
Of athletic director.
Clark''s team last fall won two
and lost seven games.
Glassford comes to Nebraska on
a $4,000 yearly salary on a year
to-year contract. He expects to be
in Lincoln within a week The new
coach uses the Information.
Glassford has a three-year rec
ord at New Hampshire of 10 wins,
four losses and one tied.
He played In Lincoln in the late
sos as a guard on the University OF
Pittsburgh team and captained the
Pitt team that scored a 21-0 win
over Washington in the 1887 Rose
Bowl game. ....,..
His coaching career began at
Manhattan College. N. Y, where he
was line coach in 1938-40. He was
an assistant at Carnegie Tech in
l94l and at Yale in 1912.
After coaching Navy teams at
Miami Naval Air Base during the
war, he went to New Hampshire in
1946 as head coach, succeeding
George Sauer, former Nebraska star
who went to Kansas and is now at
the United States Naval Academy
He will be the third man to coach
Nebraska since 1945. Clark was at
the helm as an interim coach in
1945. Bernie Masterson, the former
Nebraska star who is now out of the
coaching business. held the job In
l946-47 and Clark came back last
wear,
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I. He must solve the secret OF
Warren Spahn's trick motion SC
the Boston Braves southpaw won't
pick him of first base as frequently
as he did In 1948.
S. He's got to overcome the jinx
that is alleged to go along with the
second year in the majors.
Richie insists he'e not afraid OF
the second-year jinx.
But would like to master that
trick Of dragging a bunt," he said
IF could make second basemen
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Mats Sign Early, Lewis, Dente,
Two Rockies: Total Now Is

Five more signed contracts landed
On the desk of Vice President Calvin
Grifith Of the Mats yesterday, boost
ing the total to Is Washington
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Pirates Land Dickson
From Cards for Cash;
K|utz Is Released
by the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, JAM 2s.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates stepped up their
1S4s rebuilding plans today by re-
leasing Catcher Clyde Kluttz and
h,lyinp Pitcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-30

Early, who broke in with the Mats
10 years ago, returned to Washing
ton last season after year with the
ct. Louis Browns and batted 200 in
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rat.ls nara Totals 81 8 so
HsT-time score: Bulls 10: Navy IS.
Free throws missed. Kokowski g. Pro.
sb4io 2, Warfale 3, Nicholson, Saxer, Goel-
"a 2, Layman 2, Thomas Crockett DaVis'
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Totals 121034 Totals 1912 As
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Rankings of D. c.
Tennis Players

District Of Columbia Tennis AS
ISOLATION rankings for 1949 an
nounced yesterday are as follows:
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year
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-12
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ISIDEMETINA NAUJA<URIAMS

Tremtiniai, lygiai kaip ir visi
svetimsaliai, kada jie pakeicia
savo adresa, privalo lake 5 die
nu apie tai pranesti Commission
ner of immigration and Natu-
ralization. Tas reikalinga atlik-
tt tam tikslui, kad imigracijos
istaiga zinotu, kur tremtinys
gyvena, Xxi jis taps sio kras-
to pilieciu.
Siam tikslui kiekvienoje pas
to istaigoje galima gauti specia-
lius atvirukus "Alien Registra-
tion Card, Form AR-11.' Jei
seimoje yra vaiku Xxi IA metQ,
tai reikia pranesti toje pacioje
atviruteje ir apie ju adreso pa
keitima. Seimos nariai virs IA
metu ir senesni pasiuncia atvi-
rukus savystoviai.
Praslinkus kelioms savaitems
po atvykimo, immigration and
Naturalization istaiga prisiun-
cia tremtiniams Alien Registra-
ton Card. Sias registracijos
korteles reikia saugoti, kad ne