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TAUTOS FONDAS

Vyriausio Lietuvos ISlaisvi.
nimo Komiteto atsisa u k i m {
skaitome:
"Lietuviu tautos laisves ko-
va reikalauja nemazai ir mate
rialiniu istekliu. Atsirandant
Wis naujiems uzdaviniams Tau
tos Fondo islaidos dideja, O pa
jamos del vykstancio tremtiniu
kilnojimosi mazeja."
Sustokime ties paskutiniais
zodziais!
Kas tai yra Tautos Fondas =?
Tai fondas Lietuvos laisves
bylos vedimui finansuoti.
Kodel jo pajamos mazeja
del tremtiniu kilnojimosi?
Cia gal ir bus netiketa nau-
jena daugeliui ameri k e { i y
skaitytojQ. Tas fondas zymia
dalimi buvo sudaromas is
paciq tremtiniu m o k e c y.
Tremtiniai, kuriu tik maza da-
lis turf uzdarbi, ir ta patti la
bal menka, kuriu daugumas
be jokio uzdarbio yra priversti
gyventi is pasalpiniu duokliu-
tie zmones gera valia sutiko
issizadeti savo ir taip menko
kasnelio dalies ir yra apside-
je mokesciais (taksais) Tau
tos Fondui.
Ar tai niekO nesako NUNS,
cia gyvenantiems ir savo per-
teklium Neutrality-suspicious.?
Tremtiniu ekonominis gyve-
nimas paskutiniais laikais dar
labiau pablogejo. Nemazi ju
burial iskeliauna j ivairius
krastus. Jie negales Tautos
Fondo finansuoti.
Nuns, Amerikoje gyvenan-
items lietuviams, priklauso per-
init sta reikala. Americas
Lietuviu Tarybos pask e | b t a
duoda tam proga. Juk
NUNS nebus sunkiau ta pada-
'yti, negu tremtiniams buvo-
ar ne tiesa?
Musu sveciams, cia besilan-
Vyriausio Lietuvos
Slaisvinimo Komiteto atsto-
7ams turime parodyti, kad su-
gebame ia padaryti ne blogiau
u tremtinius, tai yra pa
emit Tautos Fonda tick kar-
u daugiau, kick kartq geriau
II tremtinius gyvename! |
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Ivykes faktas.

T. B. is Chicagos pasipikti-
no, kad parasiau apie musQ
baltimorieti lietuvi, radusi sau
gyvenimo drauge Berlyne. :.
A, kad tokiu ziniq nutyleji-
mas apsaugotu musu tauta nuo
nykimo, tai ne tik jas nutyle-
ciau, bet ir kitus drauge SUI T..
B. drausciau nuo ju skelbimo.
Bet. ;. "Those Lovely Lithu-
anians'' isteka uz garsiu ir ne
garsiu kitatauciu, o "Those
Handsome Lithuanians" irgi
neatsilieka. 0 apie juos ir
rasom, ir sveikinam, ir laimes
linkim. ;. Koks skirtumas, ar
zmona ne lietuvaite is cia, ar
is Berlyno?
Karta Pennsylvanijoje tevas
zadejo nusauti savo dukteri ir
jos issirinktaji, jeigu il uz jo
isteketu. Bet il Wis vien slap
tai susituoke ir paskui atejo
su vyru pas teva, atsiklaupe
abu ir praso palaiminimo. Te-
vas staiga pasoko ir isbego.
Jie nusigando, manydami, kad
tevas isbego sautuvo atsinesti
ir saudys.. :. Bet tevas grlzo
SUI bonka, sakydamas, "1ssiger-
kim uz jusu laiminga ateitl"
Taigi ir as - labai pritariu,
kad musu lietuviai vestu lie
tuvaites, bet jeigu kitaip. is
eina. .. nesaudau ju, o linkiu
laimes.
G.. Aidelis, Baltimore, Md.
IeSkO ir. neranda
VILNIS skelbia, kad streiku
draudimas yra nedemokratis-
kas.' O nori itikinti, kad de-
mokratiskiausias krastas yra
sovietai, kur ne tik streikuoti,
bet ir pagalvoti apie streika
darbininkui negalima! Ir dar
jie iesko kvailiu, kurie patike-
tn sovietu demokratiskumu?
X. G., Cleveland, Ohio.
Sugautas melagis visada MUIR
ma panosej
Bimbos Molis irgi jau pa
leido" jo "pakarta" Drazdaus-
ka, bet privapaliojo apie viska,
pradedant Jurgelos ordinais,
baigiant Krupaviciaus barzda.
Sakytum, vyreli, verciau:
pamelavau, griesnas -.
JIG, Brooklyn, NY.
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Ir tai p kaIbejo
Smetona,,,
Ar regilija privatinis reikalas?

Ar regilija privatinis reikalas?
Argi religija privatinis dalykas, kaip, saky-
SINE, mano ar kitty nanny reikalai, mano ukis,
nrano asmens rupesciai kurie gall kitu ir ne
| liest?
Rimciau pazvelge gyvenman, matome jog
tai netiesa. Religijos reiksme junta ne vienas
kas, bet gangreit visi
Yra svarbus musu reikalas Dailes ir Moks-
10 draugiju nama Jau keinti metal skelbiama
jiems auku rinkliava, viso lig siol tesurnkta
keliolika tukstanciu rubliu. Tuo tarpu menkute
parapjele per kelerius metus viena surenka to-
ka suma naujai baznyciai statyti is vienos sa-
vo apylinkes, visai nesisaukdama tautos. Jau
tas jautrumo laipsnis rodo, kad tkyba visuome-
mes dalykas, kuriuo gyvena didzioji dauguma
zmonu
Visuomenes pazym regijai pripazista gan
gret visas pasaulis, duodamas laido jai pleto-
tis teises pamatais.
Us 1912 m WHITES 141 nr.)
Paziilru kova isibriove ir potikos sritin.
Paaiskejus, kad netikinciosos sroves siekimai
susikerta su baznycos reikalais ir reikalavimais,
kad daugelyje klausimu, lytinciu baznycos tel
ses, lietuviu visuomenes vadai nesutiks savo
nuOmOnemlS, kal kufle ClkyDlneS OrgdHlZaClJOS
salininkai eme truputi kitaip ziureti ir poiti-
kos atstovo privalumus, eme is jo reikalauti,
kad jis butu ne tik gsras politikas, bet drauge
ir geras katalikas. Tuo, vadinasi, buvo pazyme-
ia, jog baznycia ir religines organizacijos siaip
ar taip susisiekia su visuomenes ir politikos gy-
venimu.
'1iesa. Tx klausimas, kaip ir kuriame daik-
te susisiekia? Reikia isaiskint.
Pameginsime Baznycia ir tikybines orga-
nizacijos gyvena dvejopomis normomis Vidaus
gyvenima tvarko doros desniai, kuriq sankcija
yra saline, ne prievarta is virsaus.
Taciau yra r materialine baznycios puse.
ITEMS santykiams veda ribas teise Vadinasi,
visuomenes ir valstybes gyvenime baznycia tick
susiduria SUI potika, kick 81 liecia jos teise.
Pavyzdingas, bet neismanas mokslo, be is
kabos katalikas bus prastesns atstovas uz is
kalbinga, nors ir ne kick pamaldq advokata,
kurs uzjaucia katalikybe ir prreikus uz ia stoja.
Krikscioniu isitikinimo atstovas, kad ir ne
katalkas, gall ginti kataliku teises lygiai kaip
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Ar dor bus Lietuvo neprikIousomo?

Ar dor bus LIetuVo nePrIkIouSomo!
DEVINTA karta minme Lietuvos nepriklausomybes
= sukakt su toku klausimu Buvo Letuva nepri-
klausoma, bet ar vel bus?
Nors ir pasakyta, kad paaiminti, kurie neregejo o
itikejo, tacau tkemas yra tvrtesnis jegu paremtas
zinomais faktas ir is ju padarytoms nuosekomis sva-
domis.
Atsimenam kaip prma karta Lietuvos nepriklausomy-
Tada Lietuva buvo pergyvenus 12O metu Rusijos
vadzioje. prizes tai buvo unijos su Lenkja laikai
Lietuvoje nebebuvo ne vieno gyvo zmogaus kuris
buu pats atsimines arba bent butq mates zmogu asi
menanti tokius laikus, kada Letuva nebuvo rsu val
dzioje.
Tx prizes trumpa laika buvo atsiradus svaone apie
Letuvos akus bet reta buvo sutkti toka drasia
mint kad ir vel lietuvai gall butt seimininka
kraste
Tx ipusejus karui drasesnes galvos seido min
tt apie neprklausomybe. Bet jai pasiekti reikejo Ell
ii ir kabent dur tu zmoniu kure eme politika kuie
taciau nei grdeti daugumoje nebuvo grdeje kad yra
tokia lietuviu tauta.
Ir kick maza tebuvo lietuvu, k1rie galejo et gnti
Lietuvos siekmu Kick tebuvo isvso mokancu susikal
beti svetmomis kalbomis? kick buvo turnciu prity
rimo diplomatinuose santykiuose? Tokiu r negalejo
butt, mes uk visi buvo tik svetimu pavaldnia.. Ne
matytais keliais teko jiems pradeti vaiksciot..
Wen tomis jegomis kova negalejo butt laimeta Ia
kova aimeti padejo palankia susidejusios apnkybes
O dabar? Dabar musu tautos jegos nesulyginamai is
mintu ir nezinotu kad lieuvai gall butt r buvo semi
ninkais kraste Lieuviai au visi moka butt savo
kraSto seimininkais.
Dabar svetimuose krastuose krastuose Aturime TUX
stancus etuviQ, kure vienu kitu budu 4ra te
vynes ambasadoriai Diplomatineje il tarptautineje
propagandos srtyje turme prityrusu il gabu pajegQ
znancu kelius pas pasaunes poitikos gaiunus ir ne
pirma karta jais susitinkancu.
Ir Lietuvos vardas pasaulyje sianden jau nera
girdeta nauena: Americas letuvia gerausiai gall pa
liudyti skirtuma tarp dabarties ir anu laku.
Oar daugiau tebeturime pacios Lietuvos vals-
tybes stagu respektuojamu ir zistamu galngiau
siuose pasaulio kraStuose.
Tiesa ir priesnga jega suo metu yra stpresne negu
tada. Bet kas ne aklas, tas mato kad pasaus taip,
kaip dabar yra negali pasilikti if nepasiliks
Tx tada reiktQ pamest ar giems aikams atideti
pasauo puse nuleido rankas ir nebeturi egu.
fakais pasiremdami ket kad tur dar ateiti pasauly
tuvai atgaut teses. II tada Letuva au bus pasi
ruosusi nesulyginamai ge1iau, kap pereita karta.
Az tikrai tokia valanda ateis?
O ar gall j neateiti?
stai del ko tkime kad Lietuva dar bus nepriklau-
Prisminkime dar karta A. Smetonos zodzius,
Stylus ano karo metu, kada Letuvos neprikausomybes
nintis buvo dar maziau ltiketina, negu dabar:
"Rekia tiketi ven del to, kad butu lengvau ken
tet, bet If del to, kad yra pamato tikejimui'
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d A r B E

Kyla debesys juodu dulkiu,
Tarska, uzia kasyklu masinos.
Bet kodel kartais buna graudu
Vakarykscias dienas prisiminus?
Kopia saule kas kart Wis auksciau
Ir sustingsta zydriame zenite -
Kaip senai as Tave bemaciau,
Mano dziaugsmo, uzuomarsos Ryte!
Krypsta akys siaure daznai,
Ant kastuvo sunkiai parimus.
Rodos, kad uzsites animal
ST diena, Sis apkartes laukimas.
JuOzas Mikstas.
Yollourn angl. kasyklos, 48, l, &C.
= y y
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TU ATEJAI

Tu atejaii mano siela
Kaip siltas saules spindulys,
Ir, rods, il niekad tarp seseliu
Keliones girioj nepaklys.
Tu atejai mano krauja
Kaip tyras vasaros dangus,
1r vel jis begs upe is naujo,
Kalnu papedej neuzdus.
Tu atejai mano sirdi
Ir svieti saule pro miglas,
Ir is nakties sapnu pakirdus
il visa diena saulej plaks.
Bern. BrazdziOnis
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Religines paziuros neturi kliudyti bendrai
dirbti tautOs labui
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Nereikia verst ekonomijos ir kuturos is
taigu katalikybes ar pirmeivybes propagandos
organizacja. Kaip tik butq kuo nesveikiausia
katahkybei ir toms lstaigoms, jeigu JOS butu
sunaudojamos ne tam, kan taisomos. Jei 20
kataikybes dangtimi butu padaryta kokia suk-
tybe, tai ir jos obalsis nustotu vertes.
Kooperacijos vedejai gall butt visur katal-
kai, bet kas Zinc, ar jie geri butu finansstai ir
prekjai.
Jeigu siandien yra dar 'pirmeivisku" ir
katalikisku' kooperaciju ar draugiju, tai tik
rodo, kad jos neismano tikslo, darbuojasi
ne tam, kan yra pasizadejusios darbuotis, ir
vargu ar jos ilgai patvers, tokiais obalsiais va
dovaudamosios Is tiesu: Ar galiu as pasitiketi
ia istaiga, kuri pasizada pirmoj vietoj deti eko-
nomijos reikala, istikrQju deda katalikybe ar
pirmeivybe? Qs 1913 m. WHITES 43 nr.)
Evening star., 1949-02-11

after his round. Il am just plain
worn out" he said, and need a
rest. My game was bad all the
way around" snead complained
that his putter failed him. Same
old trouble" he said.
Field Goes to Low 60, Ties.
After today's round. the field
will be trimmed to the low go
scorers and ties for the final
SO holes to be played over
Brackenridge course tomorrow
and Sunday.
Sixteen players were within
four strokes of each other as the
second round started. Five shot
68s yesterday. They were Buddy
War OF Texarkana, Tex; Tony
'Holguin of Guadalajara. Mexico;
Lew Worsham of Oakmont, Pa,
and Amateurs Chuck Hyatt OF
Denver and Morris Williams OF
Austin, Tex. At SO rested Bill
Nary. Los Angeles; Dale Andrea
son. Glenville. ILL.,; Chick Harbert.
Worthwhile, Mich; Joe Brown, Des
Moines, Iowa; Jim Ferrier. San
Francisco, and Amateur Frank
Stranahan of Toledo. Ohio.
Charles Bassler Of Baltimore
shot 37-42-79.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
With Bill Leetek

delegate to the Maryland Lesisla.
ture from that area.
If any of our readers have
friends in that locality or happer
to dwell there and would like tt
have this pernicious practice
stopped, we urge them to attenc
this meeting or see that theil
friends do. Undoubtedly the vel
organized commercial fishing in.
terests will be present in large anc
vociferous numbers.
1t is up to the sportsmen. party
boatmen, hotel people and those
who benefit from summer visitors
who come into the area to enjoy
the fishing to back up the efforts
of the Talbot County Rod and Cur
Club, the Lions Club of Easton anc
those individuals who are spear.
heading this fight.
The Wildlife Management Insti-
tute cordially invites you to attenc
the 14th North American Wildlife
Conference to be held in the Hote
Statler, March TO. There is nj
registration fee. A banquet will
be held March 8 at 7 pm. Reser.
vations should be made at the
conference registration desk, start
ing at pm. March 6.
You will find this conference
not only highly instructive, bu
most entertaining and II 1t is pos
sible for you to attend, you shoule
make every effort to do so. Tht
Outdoor Writer'S Association o.
America will show excellent wild
life moving pictures on March
at 8 pm. in the South American
room. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

aS Howard q ! Harrison. ss-4as; Walter J.
WoMEN-Ross Naas Ross ssa nsIlastssious 60 .
fGsusky|T5s,55 faan; "a Betty ROCK es-a7o;
ARLINGTON BOWLING CENTER:
MEN-Lonzie Carter. S7-444: E. E. Ora
b ham; s9-4s3' o. Bill To-, ,Wonneberses, s7.42a:
s4i422; e.! ooETs FIsnk E. Mann s7-42o; v. A
WoMEN-Mrs. Dell NJ. winterfield. 20.
800; Marie Miller. 13s-3s9: Eleanor J.
Sullivan: eO-371; Charlotte Coe, 99-367;
Bertha F. Hildebrand, 1880
KALORAMA: MEN-Alvie r. Hale, jr.,
sl-474; James c. Anthony. 90-456; Frank
N. Everard, 7s-453; Thomas B. Bailey
lr.. 81 -449: Larry sinchtico, 75-439: Will
liam B. Durham, 93-434: Robert Mary
man. 1888; p. j. Hughes. 5l-433; Bob
D. Miller. 72-435; M. G. Harvey. s4-427;
Bernard r. Shaw, 60-437
W0MENMsh,rley * 4 &c, Grsttin; so-Sai
800; Louise N. Hefrieh, 7susss aassPai Patrieir t
Pond: e0--3s6; Mary H. Capper, 1885;
371: Mary r. Mclean. S7-375; Audrey
?. Williams, 96-373: Agnes E. Raley. 90
81; Elizabeth G. Dudley. 69-370; Edythe
M. Spane, s1-3a3; Beatrice Frechette,
69-377; Virginia SieRel. 24-313.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
FORE AND AFT By n.'eo'" t."b.,". ,'.

banquet. the coveted Shipkeeper's
Trophy was awarded. 1t went to
Columbia Writ Gill for main
tanning the trimmest craft in the
PRSA fleet during 194S. Guests
at the affair included Commodore
Jack Miller of Corinthian Y. c.
Guy Lombardo's single engine
record for Gold Cup boats
1929 miles an hour set last May
at Salton Sea, Calif.-is no more.
The American Power Boat Asso-
citation has announced approval
of 119.0o9 miles made by Ernest
Wilson's Miss Canada III last
August at Picton, Ontario.
You can bet Lombardo will make
every effort to see that the Cana
dian mark stands only briefly.
His Tempo vi has been rebuilt
and repowered since his Detroit
crackup last summer. and Guy
has promised to show up at some
of the Florida regattas this month.
Anne Arundel County commits
sioners have applied to the Army
Engineers for permission to re-
uuire a boat wishing to use the
drawbridge over Weems Creek at
West Annapolis to give at least
five hours advance notice. Pres
ent rules provide that the bridge
open at any hour of the day or
night upon signal.
The Engineers have asked for
written views from interested
parties before February 81. Other
wise, the Army said it will be
assumed no objections exist.
The 22d annual meeting Of the
intercollegiate Yacht Racing AS
sociation will be held Saturday at
the New York Y. C. in Manhattan.
Secretary Len Fowle points out
this may be the last meeting Of
the association as such. Chances
are good for a continental-wide
organization coming into being in
the next six months, thus elimi-
mating the ICYRA.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Fast Reds Test Lions
On UIine Ice Toniqht

Providence's hot-scoring Reds
make their final appearance of
the season on Uline ice tonight
against the Lions in an American
League match starting at $50.
The Lions have turned in sew
eral fine performances against the
Reds, deadlocking them here on
one occasion.
Carl Liscombe, winger who led
American League scorers last sea-
son and is favored to repeat this
year, is expected to spearhead
the Reds attack.
Tom Forgie. stubby veteran
right -winger and center who
made a crowd pleasing debut with
the Lions locally as they defeated
the Philadelphia Rockets last
night. should be one of Washing
tons best bets.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Coolidge Out 10 C|inct
Spot in High PIayoft
In Western Game

Coolidge can clinch a place in
the District public high basket
ball championship playoff series
by beating Western in the opening
game of tomorrow's double header
at the Armory. The Colts just
about are certain Of a playoff
berth already because a 6-3 record
will get them or any other club in
They are favored to get their sixth
win tomorrow against the Red
Raiders. but should they falter
there they can pick it up against
either Anacostia or Chamberlain
next week. AS it is, the Colts likely
will finish with an 81 record.
Wilson, with a playoff spot al
ready assured. is favored to up
its string by beating Roosevelt in
tomorrow's afternoon second
game. Starting time of the opener
is 1:30 pm. Roosevelt kept in the
race mathematically. but that's
about all, by beating Bell. $500.
yesterday while Eastern was pull
ing into a second place tie by
swamping Chamberlain, 1886.
As it looks now, the four teams
leading the pack are the ones
likely to be in the playotf tourna-
ment. Central has the toughest
schedule ahead. with Eastern and
Tech yet to play. A defeat in
both would put Tech in.
Top games on today's lengthy
high school program are GonZaga
at Blair and Lane of Charlottes-
vile at George Washington High
of Alexandria. both night tilts.
G.. w. Is seeking its 10th straight
win and one that would lock up
the Northern Virginia Class !
title.
Yesterdays District of Colum-
bia series games went as expected
with hapless Chamberlain and
Bell never in contention. Every
body on the Eastern bench saw
action against Chamberlain with
Reds Brown heading a long list
of scorers with II points. Tommy
Harris with 13 topped Roosevelt
shooters.
Top schoolboy scorer around
here Yesterday was Pete Haley of
Dewitt. He sent "a points through
the cords, but his efforts just kept
the game close as Anacostia took
a 63-52 triumph.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

George washington University 8
undergraduates meet a team Of
graduates Sunday for sail-of of
a tie that cropped up last Sunday
when the two groups raced in
Tempest dinghies. The grads won
the first meet last month, but lost
to the undergrads on Sunday.
The oldsters are counting on
Gardner Cox, Leigh Brite, DR..
Walter Lawson and Jack Smith.
while G. VS. varsity team will be
made up of Pat Granger. George
Collins. Bill Hastings and Eric
Nordholm.
G.. w. expects to enter 10 Tenn
pests in the big frostbite regatta
here February 19 and 20. spon-
sored by Columbia Yacht Club.
Ronald Blizzard, regatta chairman
at Columbia. says there will be
q big turnout also in the Thistle
and Penguin classes and possibly
Class D dinghies. Prominent
sailors attending include Runyon
Cole of Chester, Pa, national
Penguin champ.
Prizes in Columbia's other
frostbite series, which ran into
December, will be presented at a
dinner dance of the club February
81 at the Beachcomber Restaurant
on Alexandria water front. This
will mark a revival of the clubs
prewar annual banquet.
Russ Parker, skipper Of the
Comet boat Dorrie, is top man in
the series, which was operated on
a hance-handicap basis. John
Dallas, owner of the gaff-rigger
Bessie T., placed second; Marina
Madden's Nancy Sewer. a Snipe.
was third, and Harvey Lekson's S
Comet Arne fourth.
Columbia Y. C.. skippers appear
to be taking home all sorts of
trophies these days. In addition
to 1948 spring and fall series
prizes presented recently at the
Potomac River Sailing Association
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Coils Big Names Push Douglas
For Lead in Texas Open Meet
by the Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. IL
Lanky Dave Douglas, 30year-old
professional with a modicum of
experience on the PGA tourna-
ment tour, held a one-stroke lead
over a bulky field today as the
$4,000 Texas Open moved into
its second round.
Douglas, who helps his father,
the professional at Rock Manor
public course at Wilmington. Del,
outstripped the big names of golf
yesterday to shoot a 6-under-par
IS over the Fort Sam Houston
courses 6.379 yards. He is in his
second year on the tour.
Breathing on his neck as the
field, cut to 228 by Is withdraw
ais, entered its second or quail
flying" 18-hole round, were Pro-
fessionals Dick Metz of Virginia
Beach. Va; AL Brosch of Garden
City. N. Y. and Alvin Kruger OF
Beloit. Wis. who turned in Cos.
Next in line was Johnny Palmer
of Badin. N. c.. one of the tour
nament favorites, who posted 81,
Par Is Beaten 27 Times.
Forty-five players did par or
better in the first days play. with
most of the wrecking of regula-
ton figures coming on the, Fort
Sam Houston course, where the
so-called big guns Of the tourney
did their firing. The 6,400-yard par
II Breckenridge Park course was
pretty we'll taken apart, however,
even If the little-known boys did
their shooting there. Two courses
were used because Of the heavy
entry. The split field changed
courses today. VI
All told. par was beaten 27'
times while 18 other players
equaled it.
Jimmy Demaret, the Ojai
(Calif.' troubador who was the
tournament favorite, and Slam
min Sammy Snead of White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, the de-
fencing champion, were among
those in the ruck. although Dem
aret shot even par II and Snead
had a 70. Demaret. the fairways
minstrel, was singing sad tune
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Hearst Girls Bowl for Fourth
Fairgrounds Championship

Pentalpha, StanSbury No. and
King David teams are in the thick
of the pennant fight. Ed Cleary is
the individual leader with a 1875
average and sports high season
record scores of 172 and 444.
In probably the seasons longest
game, it took The Evening Star
team four extra frames to break a
tie in the second tilt and gain a
I'll decision over War-Navy in Ma
tional Capital Ladies' League. Ivy
Sullivan was high for the victors
with q 331 set, while Suzanne
Sacks posted a ia game.
The Rockets with 81 win mo-
mentarily halted the high-flying
ABCD Corp, which boasts an
eight-game lead.
Bill Lewis 155 helped B. M.
Shop No. salvage its lone win
from Shop No. 81 and stay a
game ahead of Safety Office in
the Fort Davis Naval Gun Fac
tory loop. Joe Murray of Blue
Print bagged set honors with 404.
Led by AL Dobbins' $50. Golden
Rule handed the leading Covenant
outfit its first 3-game trimming in
the Odd Fellows League this
season.
Last-place Kal-Ball Products
routed leading Mid City Liquors in
the Hi-Skor Business Mems loop,
dropping the losers into a tie for
first place with Cryer's Market,
which won two games from Wolf S
Photographers.
Ted Rosenblum fired q season.
record 451 set in the Bethesda
Bowling Center loop while O'Neill
Construction upped the team game
count to 696,
Evening star., 1949-02-11
.Ring-court Twin Show
Tops Big A. u. Sports
Slate Tomorrow

American University will ex-
pertinent with its first basket ball
boxing doubled -header tomorrow
night in the outstanding attrac-
ton of the Eagles winter sports
season at home. Two other events.
jayvee basket ball and varsity
swimming, are on the days crowd
ed program in the A. q. gym.
AS the boxing ring must be con-
structed in the middle Of the gym.
the match with the City College
of New York will be first on the
night twin bill, starting at 7
o'clock.
Following the boxing, the Eagle
courtmen meet one Of their most
highly regarded opponents. the
high-scoring Davis and Elkins
College team from Elkins, w. Va.
The Senators have won II out Of
IS to date, averaging better than
rs points per game. and on five
occasions have scored more than
80 points.
Hap Huey, one of four All-State
schoolboy cagers in the visitors
starting lineup, currently Is aver
aging 218 points per game.
Afternoon events include q bas-
ket ball game between the A. U.
jayvees and Central High School
at 2 o'clock and variety swim.
ming match against Randolph.
Macon at $3.50.
Boxing Coach Bert Courage
learned today that Martin Ries.
unbeaten 13o-pounder. will miss
the c. c. N. Y. bout because Of an
injury. Howard Leavitt will I'LL in
against 1sadore Rosman Of the
visitors.