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Evening star., 1949-01-10
Brugman Is Slated
AS First West Coast
Skipper Of APBA
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.
Stor Stoff Correspondent

NEW YORK, jan l0,-The i'm
portant rule making American
Power Boat Association meets here
today to name officers for the year
and approve changes in various
racing classes that will compete in
this country during l949.
c. King Brugman of Los Angeles
is slated to be next president. He
would be the first West Coast
yachtsman to hold the Office in As
years of APBA history.
Meanwhile, Chesapeake Bay power
enthusiasts were boasting today of
the large number of Bay area
drivers tapped for the Gulf Oil Hall
Of Fame last night in dinner
meeting at the Belmont Plaza Hotel.
Washlngton's Joe Palmer won the
Gordon Munce Memorial Trophy
for high scoring inboard driver in
regions 3 and 4 Of the APBA and
was included in the Hall of Fame
for the most consistent winner in
the East in his 135-cubic inch
hydroplane Tommy Boy. Palmer
won 20 firstS out of % starts in 1948.
Others included Lou Barrett,
Cambridge, consistent winner in B
racing runabout class at Eastern
regattas; Franklin Foulke, Essex,
Md, undefeated in Is starts in D
racing runabout class; his wife
Mildred, for breaking one-mile speed
mark in D racing runabouts; Ed
mund Thompson, Dundalk, Md,
consistent winner in C racing run
abouts and holder of new one-mile
world speed; Howard Durm, An
napolis, world record holder for 5
miles in D service runabouts.
John Bramble. Baltimore driver,
who died last month, won a post
humous award for the fact that his
love of marine racing transcribed
his regard for his own health-he
raced against strict doctor's ordere
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Sanity Code Will Breed Liars,
Rutgers Grid Coach Fears

OF our officiating" as likely to hurt
the game. He suggested that COL
leges stop giving our motion pic
ture films of disputed decisions to
the papers" CThe most recent
such dispute centered. about touch
down scored by Northwestern Art
Murakowski against California in
the Rose Bowl
The free substitution rule also
drew his fire.
There are a few die-hards, Of
which am one. who are afraid Of
the day when one group of players
will be taught only defense and
one group only offense-afraid be-
cause we don't think our free sub
stitution rule will make the rounded
football player" Harman explained.
He expressed confidence the foot
ball Rules Committee will solve this
one"
Unfair to Athletes.
On the sanity code, Harman de-
clared its scholarship award section
penalties athletes and asserted his
belief was shared by many coaches,
faculty representatives and college
presidents. He explained:
ITO gain a scholarship award of
more than tuition nonathlete
does not have to be in the upper
quarter of his high school class or
attain B record, but the athlete
does.
Thus the sanity code penalties a
boy who wants to play on our teams.
Many of us wonder how in most
schools boy can practice football
two hours daily, spend another hour
dressing and undressing, 60 to all
his classes, study and honestly earn
his board and room. Might it not
be wiser to grant him two meals
a day during the season if need
were established? Many coaches
feel this would be preferable to hav-
ing to lie about the number, OF
eight-day clocks on the campus"
Harman recalled the hypocrisy
!. of the Carnegie Report" of several
years ago when honest colleges
opened their books and were given
black reports while some of the
worse subsidizers covered up anc
were given a clean bill of health.
/ will this happen again?"
Evening star., 1949-01-10
McNin of G. w. Holds Lead
In Conference Scorino

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 10 (P,.-
Phil McNiff. George Washington's S
junior guard from Brooklyn, N. Y,
continues to set the pace in the
Southern Conference individual
scoring scramble.
McNiff has 81 points, seven more
than Freddie Anson, v. M. is star
guard. Chester Giermak, William
and Mary center, was third with
SO points.
Conference quintets play their
heaviest schedule against each
other so far this season this week
when Is league contests are on the
program.
Two loop tilts will be played to-
night. In addition to George Wash
ington's game against North Caro-
lima. the Richmond Spiders go to
Wake Forest.
William and Mary leads the con-
ference race with three triumphs
and no defeats.
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Evening star., 1949-01-10
Game Tonight Begins
Series Of Battles
Among D. {. Fives

Georgetown, its head barely over
the 500 mark with 4-3 record
against rugged opposition, entertains
Maryland, victor only twice in nine
contests, in the National Guard Ar
mory at 8:45 tonight in the first
game of a number of intracity court
rivalries ahead in the next few
weeks.
Game time is s;45, following a
freshman preliminary.
The Hoyas are favored, but Mary
land is capable of winning. In its
only game against common op-
ponent Georgetown staged one of
its peak performances Saturday
night to drub Richmond, 1914, while
Maryland was beaten by the Spiders
several weeks ago, 54-45.
The only other local team in ac-
ton tonight will be George WASH
ington, which meets North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. The Colonials have
the unenviable job of attempting to
hand the Tar Heels their first home
court defeat.
The Colonials lost by IL points to
Wake Forest Saturday night as their
Southern Conference record fell to
3-3 and their seasons record to five
victories and four defeats. The Tar
Heels defeated v. P. 1. by eight
points to win their eighth victory
against a defeat by N. Y. U. in Mad
ison Square Garden.
Hoyas Opening Title Defense.
The Hoyas. undisputed claimants
to the mythical District title last
year with a pair of victories over
George Washington and a 52-4O tri-
umph over Maryland, open defense
OF their honors tonight and come
right back on Wednesday to meet
George Washington.
The Hoyas will look to their TOP
point producer, Tommy OKeefe,
Ray Corley, the playmaker, and the
big sophomore center, John MAJ
zioti. for most of their punch. Coach
Elmer Ripley has a fast-moving
team Of boys from the New York
area that use the old give and go"
style.
Maryland has been hard hit by
losing the close ones while defeat
ing V. P. I. and Clemson. The
Terps, with potential scoring power
in Johnny Edwards, Charles Mack,
Bob Murray. Bernie Smith and
Spencer Wright. are not as bad as
their record. which is an antiouated
sports cliche, but actually true in
this case.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1o.-The
outgoing president of the American
Football Coaches Association lashed
out at the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Associations year-old sanity
code" today. He said coaches ARE
fearful we have another prohibition
act on our hands
Harvey Harman of Rutgers, in a
statement at the end of the asso-
citation convention here, said his
profession had no quarrel with the
aims of the code.
I'VE recognize it as an effort to
keep football amateur and we must
be sympathetic with the motive, :"
he declared. I'VE are waiting to
see how honest, fair and free of
hypocrisy the administration of this
code will be.
college football coaches despise
hypocrisy"
The veteran Rutgers mentor as
serted that "one college president
mot my PRESIDENT recently said
this sanity code will make liars of
us all.
Now believe me when I say that
we are fearful we have another
prohibition act on our hands be-
cause in our hearts-and let's be
honest-most of us do not regard it
wrong for the regular Scholarship
Committee to give boy with
leadership qualities, and with need,
help toward his board and room"
Faculty Rule Questioned.
He also questioned the predomir1-
ant role played by faculty athletic
representatives in football admins
tration. He called for more au-
thority for coaches.
Coaches have never been able tt
understand why regulatory bodies
sometimes composed of members
who have never known the blooc
and sweat of a football fleld-or o.
any kind of competition-should bt
established supposedly for the gooc
of the game" he said.
Certainly no coach, unless M
we're trained for it, would eXpec
to set up definite rules for the CON
duct of a Romance language depart
ment or investigate college gle'
club making sour melody"
Harman deplored public criticism
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Doruzio Is Out on Boil
In Co-Worker's Deoth
BY the Associuted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Gus
Dorazio was free in $500 bail to-
day after the former heavyweight
boxer was arraigned on a charge
of homicide in the fatal beating of
brewery worker.
Dorazio, 81, was accused of homi-
eide after Albert Blomeyer died of
injuries suffered in fight Friday.
Both Dorazio and Blomeyer worked
at the G. Schmidt & Sons, Inc,
brewery.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Tight Contests Feature
Heavy CYO Court Cord

Fourteen games were played yes
terday in the CYO Boys Junior
Basket Ball League. Results:
Section 1-st. Michaers 81, Nativity 1s;
St Gabriels q, st.; Anthony,s ~ st.
Campus IS, st. James II.
Section list. Paurs 80, st. Matthews
16; St Stephens. 25, Immaculate Concep-
9; St. Teresa'S 40, st. Peters %.
Section IT-St. Joseph's 81. st, Aloysius
g; St Joseph's Home 25, Holy Name %;
St. Martins %. St. Francis Xavier 12.
Section IV--Blessed Sacrament Al. Our
Lady of Lourdes ! 7: st. Thomas SO, Sacred
Heart "a Our Lady Of Victory 20. Holy
Trinity 10.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Capital Now Considered
For Grid Hall of Fame
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10. -
Washington, D. c., repeatedly was
under consideration today as a pos
sible site for the long contemplated
football hall of fame.
Reaves E. Peters Of Kansas City,
vice president of the association in
charge of the project, said three
communities have bid for the hall.
These include New Brunswick, N. j.,
where Rutgers defeated Princeton
in 1869, Ga, in the first college game
on record; Casenovia, N. Y, and
Yale University.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Helm, Shipkey Regarded
Likely College Coaches
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-Mel
Helm and Ted Shipkey, whose re-
lease as assistant coaches of the Los
Angeles Dons became known over
the week end at the American Foot
ball Coaches Association meeting
here, may be back in college ranks
next season.
Helm coached at Union College
briefly after a long and illustrious
career with the New York Giants,
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Rugged Winter Ahead
FOR Basket CHAMPS
In Most Conferences
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-Early re-
ports point to at least a so per cent
turnover in conference basket ball
titles this winter.
OF last years winners, five are in
first place or are tied with the
leaders. Four lost their first games
and two haven't faced league oppo-
sition
The picture really isn't that
bright, though, and here's why:
Baylor is tied with Texas at 40
in the Southwest Conference, but
looks definitely second-best in the
overall games. Texas has won IL,
lost 2; Baylor has won Z, lost 6.
It's the same situation in the
Border Conference. Defending
champ Arizona has won its only
league engagement, but dropped
four of seven outside clashes.
Oklahoma A. & M, last years
ruler of the Missouri Valley, also
is apt to find plenty of trouble.
st. Louis. which played second f1d-
die to the Aggies in the conference
last year, is out for revenge. Brad
ley, newcomer, could upset the
dope, although it lost its first league
start to the Billikens.
N. C. State, b. Y. U. Face Trouble.
And then there are the cases Of
North Carolina State in the South
ern and Brigham Young in the Sky
line Six. Neither Of these teams
has played in its own circuit, but
the competition looks rugged.
Utah, 30 in the conference, and
Wyoming, 1913 for the year, rate
ahead of B. Y. U. on performance.
N. c. State. just back from a haz-
ardous 12,000-mile tour, has a dis
appointing 7-6 record so far. How
ever, the Southern title isn't deter
mined until tournament in March
Michigan, the Big Nine champ, bit
the dust the first time out against
Minnesota, which Is unbeaten in
nine games against all corners. ILL
nois, Purdue and Ohio State also
are tied at the top.
Kansas State, a surprise winner
last season, but picked by Coach
Jack Gardner to finish seventh in
the Big Seven this time, got away
to a good start. 1t lost its opener
to Missouri Saturday, 4942. Okla
homa, Missouri and Nebraska are
unbeaten.
On the West Coast, Washington
and California, the best year ago,
have given way to Southern Cali
fornia in the South and Washington
State in the North. The Cougars
have an outstanding ISL mark. two
of the victories coming in confer
ence play. Southern Cal is 20 for
the conference.
Columbia Reveals Class.
In the Ivy League, Columbia dealt
itself into the title picture for the
third straight year by dumping
Dartmouth Saturday, 50-48.
Kentucky owns a share OF the
Southeastern Conference lead with
two league victories, but this is an
other circuit which determines its
champion in late tournament.
At the present rate, unbeaten
teams will be only a memory long
before the season ends. The list is
down to seven with more shrinking
due this week. Still to be whipped
are Western Kentucky with 10
straight; ST. Louis, Minnesota, Ham
line and Akron with nine each; Viii
lanova eight and Cincinnati six
Cast aside for the first time last
week were Duquesne, North Caro-
lima. Army, Lawrence Tech and Mis-
sissippi.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
6. U. Ice Team Hopeful,
Despite Loss in Debut

Georgetown's hockey team still
had hopes of a successful season on
the ice, despite a ga setback by the
St Nicholas Club of New York in
yesterdays debut at Uline Arena.
With Pearson, who scored four
goals in the match, pacing the at
tack, the visitors ran up 81 lead
on the Hoyas in the first period and
it was too much for the home team
to overcome. Georgetown rallied in
the second period to cut the count
to 6-4 in st. Nick's favor on goals
by Campbell, Palms and Berry, but
the New Yorkers turned on the heat
again in the final period
Evening star., 1949-01-10
MuIIoy Is Crowned
New Dixie Net Champ
BY the Associofed Press

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 10.-Gardnar
Mulloy. Davis Cup star from Miami,
is the new Dixie tennis champion.
Mulloy smashed through Gardner
Larned of Rollins College after a
shaky start to annex the 22d annual
event here yesterday. The score
was Is. So, 6-3, 50.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Clipper Five Is Clipped
By New EnqIund Outfit

The Washington Clippers Negro
pro basket ball team dropped a
53-48 decision to the New England
Masked Marvels yesterday at
Turner's Arena.
The Clippers got of to a 40 lead
and held a 1927 advantage at in
termission. With Bob Brooks show
ing the way the New Englanders
overhauled Washington in the late
stages. Scoring honors went to the
Clippers Sugar Cain with 19 points
Brooks got 49,
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Even the Bull Proved He Was Human

They Bull Hasey standing ovation which
and the Admiral promptly that
When he finished little speech which he
instead OF hatred for beaten Admiral Hasey
OF the star he honor Graham)
that Otto had played for the Navy.
~ At school in North Carolna-I
they trained Navy avators therts
concluded Halsey. lamely.
AS usual all OF Cutlery
Speaker Raybun
days of wopatoon there substitutes
ing definite announced concerning the identity
otherwise of the Redskn prdinner
meeting in Room 47 the matter batted
dent Marshall gravey studied recommendations.
Former Coach Dutch Bergman host nominated
sstan Coach George Dixon who ponedy
asked Rear Admiral James Holloway of
be eligible when
The job got kicked
the dinner possible
been frequently mentioned for the jop
AS turned out, Councilman with aryngtis
couldn't speak inspiring to
That fellow Marshall thinks everything
coupled Councilman and aryngis but the
business?"
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Seals Buy Roy Portee
From Newark Bears
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-Pur-
chase of Roy Partee, 30, former
major league catcher, from the
Newark Bears was announced over
the week end by the San Francisco
Seals. The price was not made
public.
Partee was a catcher with the
Seals in 1941 ard since then has
heen with the Boston Red Sox, New
York Yankees and st. Louis Browns,
In addition to spending a year in
military service.
Evening star., 1949-01-10

. just "dHV 70 warn Charlie Justice that
nell nave to take tremendous cut in salary
"nen ne turns pro- cracked the star quarter
oack OF tne cleveland Browns. There was split
second OF shocked silence It's an old Joke, of
course, but it was placed in new setting, Peo-
pie, as rule, don't take whacks at big football
colleges so openly.
The period of quiet didn't disturb Graham,
They say the president of North Carolina heard
that Justice was making $4,000 year." went on
otto' so he went to Billy Carmichael athletic
director, and asked If it were true"
should say not Carmichael replied. He
doesn't make cent over $125O0'"
Evening star., 1949-01-10
TOMS Auto Out Front
In County Basket Boil

Toms Auto is perched atop the
standings in the Montgomery Coun-
ty Park Basket Ball League after
winning its third straight victory
yesterday. Don Hillock fired in IL
points and Bobby Keene got 10 to
lead Toms to a 36-29 victory over
Grotto Grill.
In other games Takoma A. c.
trounced Myron- -Cowell. 50-27; VFW
downed Colesville. 1923. and Hub
bard Cleaners whipped Bethesda
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad, 5l-32.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Cleveland Browns Sign
Indian and Tar Heel
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Jan. 10.-The Cleve-
land Browns. All-America Con-
ference champions, announced to-
day the signing of Center Tommy
Thompson of William and Mary
and Tackle Ted HazelWood of the
University of North Carolina.
Thompson, %. won four football
letters at William and Mary. He
lives at Woodbridge, N. j.
Hazelwood "a, was rated as one
Of the Souths outstanding blockers
His home is in Frankfort, Ind.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Ornstein Five Scores
9Th Victory in Row

Ornstein Construction Co. still
leads the Jewish Community Center
senior basket ball league after whip
ping Ugly A. c., 54-36. for its sew
enth straight win yesterday. Bernie
Wolf led the attack with 16 points,
Evening star., 1949-01-10

Three years ago-Frank Sink
wich of Georgia signed three
year contract with New York
Yankees Of All-America Football
Conference,
Evening star., 1949-01-10

Ten years ago-Babe Ruth
went to the hospital for a check
up after reported heart attack.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN
Boekwush From the Big Feed

You'd have to the AHAmerca Conference won rostr
non from the National League the the Touchdown
Club dinner when Otto Graham action after receiving an
award as the best football player in his wheel e ~
Evening star., 1949-01-10


plate as Otto who played against Justice
Carolina Prefght Charlie Banbrdge Navy
concluded with word audience
Bring boy to be Tquaeback" urged Graham
makes the most gets the the least
work Thanks for the award I'll take it back
1t to the fellows who really earned it."
Wismers Subeonscious Built the Wrong Arch
The National League severely handicapped speaking
department Jim Councilman reported with
gifts Another noted National
away from the mophone Steve
leagues best award and sat
down
AS sports attraction the 14h dinner of
success The
$4,000 and of paid by the rubbeks
at the assembled celebrities 'ftH
The comic touch was in evdenc too Toasmaster Harry
mer performing chore he could his sleep apparently
when ne introduced. "a robust local citizen saying
And give that distinguished popular radio ace
winner OF awards for broadcasting accomplishments
friend and mine ARCH
1t is assumed that Mr. Wismer, who closely allied
tona Football League aergic people entirely SYM
pathetic to that league the big
George Marshall Nevertheless Harry
his soconscous mind he thusy
promptly dety and ironically thanked Wsmer
Chicago Tribune publication which in
probably has
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