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Evening star., 1949-12-29
Holy Comforter Five Opposing
Record Scorer in D D'Ambrosio

terday, and Maryland Park won
over Surrattsville, 58-44.
Another day and night program
of basketball Is scheduled in the
u. c. Recreation Department
tournament today at Coolidge
High School and Jefferson and
Macfarland Junior High Schools.
Yesterdays results:
so-pound elsss-Msefarland, 25; t.
koma lsTn Beds 10. Jenerson' OIL oe'fse-
ioi5-pound cls.s--Mscfsrlsnd, SO: IA
soHs 1s%s ans G2a:Fszst TsasSs' sdss 1s 3s1 kia'
120-pound elass-Takoma; 81: Stoddert.
:,,,;|:1 u: Tat q q; Edsswo0d' 81 Taft So;
gnIimIted restricted sl.ss-Tst0@: T. .sl, Blue
fsTlsnd. sfs IT, Is; Gnssa 5sansy Is. uitss Thisfst.
yS SI:. ss Is4fs; fei.. Ess:.
WOO wood, s: 80: Tstems SIue.: ss: Metro, $s:
Mis5s5Isqgs; A.fami g.a,: ss 1 Merry NeuDher'' 4S'
Trash. II: VIKINGS So. Hydro forfeited
" ~ Girls Games.
Junior-cnevy Chase B. "a; Chevy
Chase e. 2e; Aillesest. Il; Stuart: II. -
Edsewood, IS; Chevy Chase, 1s. Hine, 80:
lafayette, 2s. Edgewood, 81; Macfar-
l.1s; Pso;veeil. 81. 81; o. 8: Poster. 80. rogsy
Bottom, 4S; Pinehurst, 3S. Turkey
Thicket. 49, Atchison and Keller. a.
Sharks, So; Takoma Arena, 20. Foggy
Bottom, AZ; Takoma Sharks 81. Edge
wood, SO. Taft. a. Mcfarland. 81;
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Santa Clara S Squad
Due in Miami Today
by the Asseeiotsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 29.-The
Santa Clara Broncs were sched-
uled to end today q 3.000-mile,
four-day train trip for their meet
ing with the University Of Ken
lucky in the Orange Bowl January
2.
The Broncs were due in Miami
shortly after noon aboard a Sea-
board Air Line special train from
New Orleans, where they worked
out yesterday.
They will take over Memorial
Field at Miami Beach, where the
Kentuckians have been training
since Saturday. The Wildcats
shifted their training grounds to
Coral Gables.
Meanwhile, Paul (Bear) Bryant
Kentucky's head coach, was sing
ing the injury blues after yester-
days scrimmage session. Doug
Mosely, 20o-pound first string
offensive center, suffered bruised
shoulder late in the contact session
and will be out for an indefinite
period. Harry Rogers, 190-pound
Junior, is expected to do most OF
the work as his understudy.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Double Choice in Draft
Asked by Colts Head
BY the Assoeioisd Press

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2s.-The
president Of the Baltimore Colts
wants weaker teams in the new
National American Football
League to get twice as, many
chances to draft players as the
top teams.
Abraham Watner proposed yes
terday that teams which won less
than half their 1949 games be
given two draft choices to every
one by. clubs with better than a
800 record.
Watner, recently elected presi-
dent of the Colts, said he will
make the suggestion at the jan
uary 10 organization meeting of
the new pro loop in Philadelphia.
The 13 members remaining from
the two former leagues will con-
vene then to draft players and
formally adopt new regulations.
In addition to this years college
players eligible for the pro draft,
there are 1872 players cut loose by
the consolidation.
The Colts will have first draft
choice since they own the worst
record Of the past season-only
one victory. The teams are to
pick according to their records,
from the bottom up.
Evening star., 1949-12-29

walked out as "iss van "ssonef'
newsboys hawked copies Of q
paper announcing the new queen.
The losers contended the early
sale Of the paper proved that
earlier rulnors were true-that
the queen had been selected long
ago despite assurances she would
be chosen at last nights ball in
Coral Gables Country Club.
They claimed the paper was on
sale even before the announce
ment was made. The paper car
ried q full-page tabloid-size pic
ture Of the queen. whose home
Is in Salt Lake City. Utah.
Duke Jordan. public relations
director for the Orange Bowl. de-
MED 1t was q stacked contest.
"It was pretty well decided in
the judges mind who the winner
was going to be-" he said. But
there was always q chance other
circumstances might arise"
Evening star., 1949-12-29
La Motta on Carpet
To Explain Why He
Doesn't Defend Title
By the Assoeiuisd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Jake
La Motta appears before the New
York State Athletic Commission
today in an attempt to clarity the
muddled middleweight title sit
uation.
La Motta, the Bronx boxer who
wrested the 160-pound crown
from the late Marcel Cerdan at
Detroit June 16, never has de-
Tended. Chairman Eddie Eagan
of the commission thinks it's
about time. The six-month Pc
riod Of grace has expired.
II want to get this champion
ship business cleared up," said
Eagan in summoning Jake.
II don't know what they want
to tell me-" said Jake, but I've
got an answer for them. For one
thing, I don't think Villemain Is
the only contender"
The commission may set dead
line for Jake, perhaps within 80
days. II La Motta doesn't COM
ply, the commission might strip
him of his title.
Eagan would like to see La
Motta defend against Robert
Villemain, the stout-hearted
Frenchman who upset the champ
in a non-title bout December 8.
Jake isn't too much interested.
La Motta might cross up the
New York Commission and sign
for q defense in another State
with Steve Belloise or Ray Robin
son, the welterweight champion.
That may be Jake's answer.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Pete Alexander Fighting Cancer
Still Has His Mind on Baseball

for the House of David team from
1885 to 1888.
That last year the Nabobs finally
got around to voting or Pete into
the hall of fame.
From 1911 through 1890. Alexis
strong right arm worked for the
Phillies, the Cubs and the Cardi-
mails. In his freshman year, he
won 20 games. He won 80 or more
games in three straight years.
1o15-17, for the Phillies. In 1915
he set the National League record
with q 1.22 earned run average;
in 1916, 16 Of his 80 victories were
shut-outs.
my first big thrill" he recalled,
was winning the first game Of the
1915 World Series, the only one
we won from the Boston Red Sox."
But this paled. he admitted. be-
side the legendary feat Of striking
out Tony Lazzeri with the bases
loaded in 1926 and saving the
series for st. Louis against the
Yankees.
MY top salary in baseball was
$4,000 with st. Louis" or Pete
said without malice. He started
with the Phillies for $1,000 and
was boosted to $4,000 after win
ming %.
No Savings From Baseball.
While never in the big money,
Alex undoubtedly realized a sub
stantial total from baseball. But
it's all gone.
or Pete. much too proud to say
he's broke, conceded that he has
no property or real estate hold
ings anywhere.
But I did own my own home
once" he said.
Here is Alexander's All-star
team:
First base, Hal Chase; 2B,
Rogers Hornsby: 3B, Harry Stein
feldt told Chicago Cub; SIS,
Honus Wagner; LF, Taylor Dout-
hit. exist. Louis Card; CT, Ty
Cobb; RF, Babe Ruth; c. his old
batterymate. Bill Killefer; P
Christy Mathewson, Walter john
son-and Pete Alexander.
Douthit and Steinfeldt are sur
prise choices, perhaps. Some may
hubble over the National League
dominance, but that is where Alex
did all of his playing.
No one, however, will quibble
over OF Pete's right to name
as one of the pitchers.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
w. en- Virginia Grid
Resumption Sought
BY The Associotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 29.-
State Senator Frank 8. Richeson
is anxious to see William and
Mary meet the University Of Vir-
ginia in football. He's 50 anxious
he will introduce a. bill when the
General Assembly meets next
month requiring all state-sup-
ported schools to schedule each
other in all sports.
The Senator from Richmond
made it clear his bill was aimed
at bringing together the Indians
and Cavaliers, who have not met
since William and Mary won,
1876, in 1910.
The news Of the proposed bill
was given q cool reception in
Charlottesville. home Of Virginia.
Coach Rube McCray Of William
and Mary. speaking from Mont
gomery, Ala, where he is helping
coach the Gray squad for Satur-
days Blue-Gray game, said, Il
think it would be a fine thing"
Evening star., 1949-12-29
By George Huber
Stor StoH Correspondent

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 90
Georgetown's football team
settled down to practice today
after receiving . royal vel
come here late yesterday. The
Hoyas are getting twice-a-day
workouts today and tomorrow
after that 1t will be skull
sessions only in preparation for
next Mondays Sun Bowl game
against Texas Western.
This mornings workout on
q local high school field was
open to the public, the rest
will be secret.
The Hoyas arrived at sunset
yesterday after an 11-hour
chartered-plane trip from
Washington, including an hour
stop-over at Memphis, Tenn.
The North Carolina team,
headed for Dallas and the Cot
ton Bowl, also made a stop, and
players Of the two teams plus
Coaches Bob Margarita Of
Georgetown and Carl Snavely
Of Carolina wished each other
luck.
Georgetown's players were
given q big noisy welcome when
they stepped of the plane here
and it was two hours before
they managed even to reach
their hotel. They saw a Texas
style square dance beneath a
huge Christmas tree in the air
Evening star., 1949-12-29

q ue en- las I
night. Six 9TH
er candidates
for the honor
8 t alked out.
claiming tn e
C o n t est was
fixed.
Just after the
cr o " n " q q
placed on Miss
Van Wagoner'S
head by Movie
S tar Colleen
Townsend, the
rival hnalists
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Hozi Double Winner
In Table Tennis Event

Thor Hazi, the Districts No. /
table tennis player, defeated Tom
Sullivan, 21-12, 2l-5, 21-12. yes
terday at Chevy Chase Ice Palace
In q monthly ranking tournament.
Hazi later teamed with Jim Shea,
his semifinal victim, to vanquish
Tommy Abellero and Sullivan in
the doubles final, 1921, 21-12,
31-16 and 1878.
No women's tournament was
held because of insufficient entries.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Another Double Drill
On Tap for 1erps;
Ticket Sale Lags
Spseioi pispateh 10 The star


JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. 20.
Another double workout that
will be devoted to passing and
scrimmage against Missouri plays
will be dealt out to Maryland's S
Terps today as Coach Jim Tatum
continues to ready his team for
the Gator Bowl clash with Mis-
souri, Monday.
Tatum sent his squad through
morning and afternoon workouts
yesterday under alternately clear
and leaden skies. No injuries re-
suited.
Tatum expressed satisfaction
with the performance Of the
players but then qualified the re-
mark by saying he wished the pass
receivers had had a little more
glue on their fingers.
Whether two more drills will be
held Friday depends on just how
successful he considers those to-
day are. There definitely will be
only one Saturday and one Sun
day.
Terps Vigorous in Drill.
The Terps appeared none the
worse for their holiday layoh and
hit hard in yesterdays scrimmage.
Coach Don Faurot will bring
his Missouri squad to Jacksonville
at noon Saturday from Fort Lau-
derdale where it has been train
ing since last Sunday.
While the game is considered
. tossup by the experts ticket
sales have been tagging and un-
less business picks up at the box
of1ce crowd far short of the
stadium's $4,000 seating capacity
will attend.
Around 5000 Of the better seats
remain unsold.
Tatum, whose name has been
mentioned frequently for several
weeks in connection with the
coaching vacancy existing at the
University Of Florida. still insists
he never has been offered the job.
Florida officials say the same
thing.
Silence Appears Significant.
Yet, as each day goes by with
out the post being filed, more and
more persons are convinced that
Tatum is the man.
They base this belief on the
logical supposition that if Tatum
had been tapped he would not
permit an announcement to be
made until after the Gator Bowl
game.
DR.. J. Hills Miller. president
Of the university. would say only
that Tatum still is among those
being considered. Eli Fink of
Jacksonville. the member of the
Board Of Control who is the uni
versity's contact man, has been
In Miami for several days.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OF THE DISTRICT
washington 4. DC. December 2s.
ers OF the District Of Columbia viii
sanu'rz .. hs asis Board q Reo@ Sstssa aosm
6O0) Of the District Building, 18th
and Z Streets. NV, on the regu-
lation restricting parking. from Q
TO 2 an. on major streets during
ees esbsg is SrousR hoT Mres s to
obtain the views Of such persons
and orKanizat tions rs are interested.
!; r; YOUNG. g; MASON, q. r.
NSI!cE1sHtE TaT E,RS1IKrf or o,.. oT,s.NSUESSs q sSe
Commissioners of the District OF
Soes Il Seun0t Is seress aIs.n IL sh. as4s
Rress, approved March 2, 1897,
~ amended, there has been printed
In all regular issues Of the WASH
ington. Daily News Newspaper on
December 9Th and 18th lS4s; .l,t 2 list
in the District Of Columbia on July
/, 1949, including special assess
ments overdue, and 4 these taxes
and assessments overdue. with pen
to s Jsnuary r eI II. 1856, SO the the date date fixed
for sale, the property involved win
Collector Of Taxes, D. C.. Room 500.
District Building, commencing Jan.
vary Il 1850 and and continuing saa ng,s. each n
excepted, until ali such deiinauent
property is sold. JOHN RUSSELL
YOUNG. GUY MASON, GORDON r.
YOUNG, Commissioners Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. Attest: q. IA.
- de21 .22,2s.2e
Evening star., 1949-12-29
NO SALE TOMORROW
at
WESCHLER'S
9O5 E st. NV.
49, Next Sale of
Household Furniture
and
: Personal Effects
TUESDAY
Jan. 8, $50 AN.
LEGAL NOTICES
THos. j 2; REEXNNoLDs; 80 Attorney

THOS. II. REYNOLDs, Attorney,
613 18th St: NV: -
T lsr Z. fATss b3s4;ss 2 scaS5,. c9Tr a5Is
ins hoE Prob.ss fTs s's;os coare.ZNo. e. zoos. Hd-
mfnistra ation.-This Is to Give No
tie: That ths .Ss spbscriber. :. q ~ ths ns
bssaiet fsG ths e. fsass T.ss
lumbia, deceased, All persons hay.
INK clsims against the deceased
tss sas ssnsD' Same. With Hnea thu. vouchers
the subscriber, on Or before the eth
day Of June. AID, 1850; otherwise
II shey b.nsz msz ~ of 1s s.d e .sssse Given
under its hand this 18th day Sf
5IS1S NEyKSFo5TfHN q p4NK 4Ni{i2ElS. ST WASH. e.
s.s.ns s..s InDSDoSa ESsSs ss5a sSasMs sssf R::
SSsiaReSi.' SIe CLERK Of d1Yk.as.Ss' thf a.gsrsssas'
LLOYD h. DREIsONsTOK. Atterney,
Filed Dec. - 5s.si a'ssi. Harry N. zul''
uNrrp STATES plsEE1sc;r psE!s; coYRTT asT
A.. euttles, Plaintiff vs: Ruth a;
setsi' ex 1sssDd.aHis Object NS 4e0s q shs
suit 10 divorce .yinculo matri-
monii-on motion Of the plaintiff.
It Is this 18th day of December,
1949, ordered that the defendant
Ruth N. suttaes cause her appear
BEFORE the forsisth day. exclusive Of
Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS. occur
ring after the day OF the drst pub
lication Of this order; otherwise the
causs wiz b precssded With .,,s g ~ ~
this order 30 published once 5 week
for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter, and The
Eyeniug Star before said day. (9.)
h. A. sCHWENHAuT. Judge. lseaLl
Ass Aiss;s T4aaz 7. sTz1dss. M so bspssS S,e ssif
.Arxonp =. GABLE. ss1Slaa;ss; Asislss;.
1a2s street nv; nv; coupr
uSI1sD for sss fAI pIsslict q Rllbi celunbi.. Hold
Ing Probate court.-No. 74l26. Ad-
ministration.-This Is to Give No
tice: That the. subscribers Of the
stats q M.,y.nd aaa ai isss hsss
81 oP'ilnsa he pistrict hHT 81 q columSi., 1T:
ters Testsmentary on the estate of
known o. william B. Clifford. r..
deceased. An persons .having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated, 70 the. subscribers. On
sOE bs Excluded @ from III al benefit q MD
estate. Given under our hand: this
18th day Of December, 1919. VII
LIAM hENTQN OXFORD, 4sQ4
and MBERT ]. HEALKY, 2H Ex-
change 81. lynn. Nass. SSsAQ.
Attest: THEQpOHG !. CQ41WELlA
Re4ister of wills for the District Of
Solarbia' cisrk Of ttesis teiss aslSSS aIsTSSSass
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Yankees and Giants
Swap Training Sites
By The Assosiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The
New York Yankees and New York
Giants have agreed to switch
training bases for one year only,
in 1851.
The Giants will use the Yanks'
training facilities at st. Peters
burg, Fla, and the Yanks will use
the Giants quarters at Phoenix,
Ariz. Both clubs will train at
their normal sites in 1850 and
again in 1852.
The move was expected as Del
Webb, co-owner Of the Yankees,
often expressed q desire that the
club train in the Far West.
Webb'S home Is In Phoenix.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
BY the Assoeiafsd Prsss

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29.-The
years have not dealt kindly with
or Pete Alexander, but the great
old pitcher never was a man to
ask quarter.
The long, raw-boned Nebraskan
who won 373 games in q 20-year
National League career may be
near the end of the biggest game
of all. He's fighting against a
cancer that already has taken one
ear and virtually deafened him.
Doctors here have yet to report
their final diagnosis, but the can
cer-says his divorced wife, Amy
stems from sun irritation on his
fair skin during his long playing
career.
Nearing 63, or Pete-Grover
Cleveland Alexander in the record
books-would prefer to forget
about most Of the last 20 years.
Much Of it, especially with poor
health in recent years. hasn't
been pleasant.
Baseball is still foremost in his
mind. Answering questions which
had to be written for him, because
Of his failing hearing, Pete said:
when I get out Of here, I'd
like to get the chance to work with
youngsters and help them get
along in the game.
Has A Way with Kids.
"A kid has to start young and
most Of 1T depends on natural
ability. But the right guidance
helps. I think I could tell them
in a hurry how to add to their
ability"
He's got a way with kids. He
helped hundreds of them in q
recent baseball school here. His
ex-wife, who keeps in close touch,
says that there are q hundred
letters and cards waiting for him
at his apartment.
The tnStructing job Is the only
one he has been able to take on
since he came to Southern Cali
fornia from st. Louis two years
ago. For the last decade, Alex has
bounced around from one odd job
to another.
II think I've only seen i've big
league games since I left the
majors" he said In answer to one
question. He wasn't even offered
a minor league managers job. He
wound up managing and pitching
Evening star., 1949-12-29
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS wiii Be re-
eeived at the Procurement Section,
National Bureau Of Standards, $40
11th street. NV, washington 26,
a.6 p G. na unit, th.g p1;., D .naaIyd an.n.d }4 To-
Multipiier Klystrons Is described In
the specifications which may bo
obtained from the Procurement Sec.
tion, National Bureau Of Standsrds.
FUBIIC BUILDINGS ADMNIsTRA-
TION, General Services Administrs.
:S1 sls hsgsSs wsssinssSiai soieied sSl sss as
2 ney post once, etc. Ct Falls
icy iSlin' in the aa Once q q e. e. pessmastsr.
g. Fsls nsde1 Church asuss, st oeilsss5fo a; ior
9n e. MIeoos ssie q donasion naa to O. the United
States Of lot conveniently located.
Approximate dimensions - Corner
lots. 1S0:foot .frontage, 1S0. zoos
depth; u Interior lots: 2o91tcot front o,n.
different street frontage dimensions
is approximately the same. In Al
cases where possible, bids snou!d
be submitted By actual owners OF
mentary evidence Of authority must
81 asents. upon application. the
Postmaster VIII supply pro9peetlve
bidders With proposal blanks and
. circular giving particulars q
to requirements and instructions
for preparation Of bids and data
TO accompany same. W. =. HHx.
NoLDs. Commissioner Of Public
''aieIss. 'adieeiIss..1s.21.2s.a7.ae.s1.,.a.4.e
TAsHNSS1aSEE T4HKH sSISssgneaSt sAs. NJ:
52o.w. e s;L,.tW!gsste s;LtW!ster maj Main and and
posais for constructing in viers
Mil Road and Pendleton Drive.
Hammond Hills. Wheaton District.
approximately 315 feet Of 6-tnch,
73k feet Of s-inch cast iron water
msins and 115 feet Of .6-tnch and
300 feet Of 8-inch plain concreto
or vitrified sewer pipe, viii be
received ct the once Of the wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Commis.
sion. Hamilton. Street, Hyattsvtlles
Maryland, until We oWednsfMday, e e Jann. JAM.
standard Time ;t which place and
tina :%e rssd' sad' F rans es ana
may be Obtained from The TIE Sn efscs
mission, Hyattsville, Maryland, upon
Will iRoI bs rWeturned y to bidders or .
those returning plans and specin.
cations n good condition. DWIGHT
D. GAIT, WARREN BROWNM0
LELAND d. WoRTHINGToN. Ceub
missioners. de23.2Q
CONTINUED o. Nsxs Pass)
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Receivers Sale

R'eeives,' =, Sale
TELEvlsIoN AND RADIO SERVICE
sWEEP-oecI1LoGRAPH-T
TESTER SIGN DESKS
TII-TAB1E-TYPEWRITLR
MANUALS. ETC.
DODGE DELIVERY TRUCK
At weschlers. sos : st. NV.
FRIDAY
Tele-sweep model T5W:50; Radio
City. No. 316 tube tester; Hickok
Oscillograph model 305: Cathode
Ray and radio tubes; Rider tele-
vision manuals (Vols.. l and y;
Trouhleshooter's Handbooks; parts
cabinets. condensers, reststors, Hex
ible cord. sanitary napkin dispen-
sers, Neon sign, desks, table ad-
Unstable nuorescent lamps nling
cabinet, etc.
Dodge 1912 Panel Body Truck
Reliable stores Cooperation, .
vs.. CA. No. 3913-40
Television Specialists, Inc.
United States District Court for the
Terms: Cash. louis 4. zUcKKR3AN.
Receiver, 1881 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. c.
THURSDAY.
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Thran r.lmaa fM1niYnuv,nN

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
; to 8 times consecutively, $50
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per Insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, 30 per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line, 4-lins
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per nne-----------50o
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
On all advertising IS miles or
moro from washington.
OFFICE HOURS
j. Daily, Q s.m. to pm.
Sunday, IL am. to p.n:
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave-: 1t any
Of the Branch Onces throughout the
city, or
PHONE STIRLING 5000
Il advertisement was prepaid, 70.
tain cash fegtster receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and 1d0nt1s
des your advertisement.
Claims for errors must bs made In
time for correction before second In.
sertion.
When eanceling classified advertise
ments b. sure to make . mott. Of the
cancellation number. This Is In.
portant In case Of adtustment.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Is Banned

LONDON R.-Tug-of-war, the
British Air Ministry has decided
is too rough a sport for women
It sent out an order that members
of the Women's Royal Air Force
are henceforth barred from taking
part In it. ..,szt
Evening star., 1949-12-29

Holy Comforter has the task Of
stopping Gene D'Ambrosio and
his st. Joseph's teammates in a
semi-final game In the CYO
tournament this afternoon at st.
Johns.
The 13-year-old D'Ambrosio
scored 80 points, q tournament
record, yesterday as his team won
over st. Michaers, 4s-1s. He had
Is field goals and two foul goals.
In the other game, st. Teresa's
plays St. Dominic's. The former
upset st. Gabriels, the defending
champions, 1925. st. Dowinic's
won over Blessed Sacrament, 38-
10. Holy Comforter advanced
with a 1884 triumph over Holy
Name. The final will be played
tomorrow night.
Joe Daley, playing Tor the Mer-
rick Boys Club team in a 105-
pound class game in the annual
Christmas tournament at the
Eastern Branch of the Boys Club
Of Washington, poured in 80
points in leading his team to q
1911 triumph over Del Ray.
Washington and Lee Beta plays
Hyattsville and Maryland Park
meets Eastern in semifinal games
of the Hi-Y Christmas basketball
tournament this afternoon in the
Boys YMCA.
Washington and Lee Beta ad-
-vanced with q 1888 triumph over
Bethesda Chevy Chase-Alpha yes
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Queen Selected,
| Rivals Stalk Out,
CIoiminq Fix
Dy the Assoeiotsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 29.-Blond
and blue-eyed Ladene Van Wag-
oner, 23-year old airline stew
ardess, was crowned Orange Bowl