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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
By George Huber

If he lasts long enough, Bucky
Poston of Western will make high
school basket ball fans forget Wayne
Brizendine, another Westerner who
came from Indiana last year to show
how the game really should be
played BriZendine, who now per-
forms with the Crescent Cafe quint,
starred all through the public high
series and was named captain of the
All-High team. But Poston, who was
just one of the boys revolving around
Brizendine last year, has shown that
he has caught on to what the game
is all about.
Poston stole the show at the Ma
tional Guard Armory last night.
tossing in Is points and making him.
self generally useful while leading
Western to a 46-39 triumph over
Anacostia. His performance shared
interest with Coolidge's upset victory
over Defending Champion Central,
45-44. in the afternoon twin bill. In
other games, Wilson topped Tech,
4-39, in the afternoon, while East
ern closed the long program by de-
feating Roosevelt, 1920, in the night
windup.
Poston played little more than
half the game while running up his
amazing total. Playing for all he
was worth and injecting himself
into every mixup, he Tailed %
points in the first half. But he also
got banged around pretty freely and
on three occasions was found half
groggy on the floor. Coach Cliff
Moore removed Poston with the sec
ond half barely underway, just to
keep him from being crippled in the
first game, and didn't let him back
until the last three minutes. If
Poston can keep up his pace for a
full game it is likely that some
scoring records will be set this year.
With Poston missing from the
lineup in the second half, Anacostia
was able to cut into Westerns big
34-19 intermission edge. Ronnie
Brooks scored a quartet of goals in
the third frame and took individ-
ual scoring honors for Roosevelt with
IS points, but Western was too far in
front to be caught.
Jim Barrett was the star of Cool
idges surprise triumph over Gen.
trail. The Vikings led all the way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08

on one OF his few bad days when
he just couldn't get OF the ground.
Matthias will appear in the jump
this year for few exhibition leaps.
Representing Kiski. he will run the
anchor leg in the sprint medley
relay in his main performance of
the night.
Dick Phillips of Brown, who
cleared the bar at feet, 65s inches
to tie for third in the Olympic final
tryouts. will challenge Albritton in
the stellar field of jumpers.
Jack Heintzman of Bradley, the
Texas Relays winner with leap OF
6 feet, ~ inches, will be here along
with Southern Conference Cham
pion Jack Moody of North Carolina
who has hit 6 feet T.,
William Adams, a member of the
American Olympic hop, step and
jump team from the University of
North Carolina, who has cleared
6 feet, S in the high jump, will &C
company Moody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
IA Colleges Are Told
To Quit 'Pressuriizinq'
Athletes by March |

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-Four-
teen member schools of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association have
been warned to clean up their high
pressure recruiting of athletes by
March !.
They are clearly not complying
with the N. c. A. AS year-old sanity
code" regulating such matters,
Compliance Committee Chairman
Clarence P. Houston reported to the
NCAA Executive Board. He Gid
not name the offenders, but added:
These members have been adj
vised (of their violations) and have
also been told that unless they re-
port to the committee by March l
OF this year that they intend to
bring their institutions into COM
pliance, 1t will be necessary to report
that fact for investigation and
action
Houston's report, given last night,
also said that comparatively little
investigation will be needed in these
cases, as (their) answers to ques-
tionnaires admit violation"
Some 80 other schools, he said,
gave answers which stirred doubts.
Their QUESTIONABLE answers, he eX-
planned, were such as to require
more information in order to make
determination of their compli-
ance"
The sanity code. adopted by the
NCAA at New York meeting last
year, is intended to end the recruit
ing of star athletes by promises Of
financial or other assistance.
Another NCAA committee heard
reports that television of some East
ern football games has cut attend
ance. The committee recommend
ed continued study of the matter.
and proposed that all contracts for
televising of games be made on a
one-year basis.
In another report at last nights
meetings, DR.. Floyd r. Eastwood
informed NCAA representatives that
college football went through the
1948 season without single fatality.
At separate meeting, tie Ameri-
can College Football Coaches AS
ISOLATION elected L. r. CDutch)
Meyer of Texas Christian Univer-
sity president for 1949. He succeeds
Harvey Hartman of Rutgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Nations op-Ronking BowIers
Clash in u. S. Open Tonight

Cliff Kidd Of Baltimore and Tony
Santini of Washington.
In a Mile O. Dimes special match
at Chevy Chase Ice Palace last
night which served as a warm up
for the United States tournament
Jack Whites New Haven Stars won
two of three matches from Toms
Auto Service pinmen.
Led by Stan Pawlak's 1853 and 440
the Connecticut sharpshooters won
the team clash handily, 1912 to 1872
Howard Parsons and Frank Micalizzi
squared matters in a sizzling doubles
contest, 776 to 1855, as Micalizzi fired
436. Kosky beat Parsons in singles
377 to 357 to give the visitors their
edge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Vi|Iemain Title Hopes
Checked by BeI|oise
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Robert Vii
lemain is a 100 per cent game
Frenchman, but he can't punch
hard enough to rate as middle
weight title threat.
That was the ringside consensus
at Madison Square Garden last
night after he lost a decision to
Steve Belloise in a bloody 10
rounder. It was the first defeat for
the stocky Frenchman in IS pro
starts.
Villemain caught the fancy of the
crowd of 1853 who paid s35,968 to
see his American debut. Blood
streamed from his wide cuts around
both eyes, but he refused to sag.
Instead, he carried the attack to his
older opponent in the late rounds.
Harry Markson, director OF the
Twentieth Century Sporting Club,
was impressed by the courage OF the
former European welter champ. He
wants to bring him back later in the
winter. There is some talk OF a
match with Rocky Castellani of Lu-
zerne, Pa, the rookie of 1s48," but
that's still Just an idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Dorazio, Ex-Fighter,
Held in Mans Death
By the Associofed Prsst

3 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a 49,
year-old brewery worker died early
today in Womans Homeopathic
Hospital and police arrested former
Heavyweight Boxer Gus Dorazio on
homicide charge.
The dead man is Albert Blomeyer.
Detectives James Martin and
Thomas Blong said Blomeyer suf-
fered fatal injuries after a fight.
The detectives quoted the 81
year-old Dorazio-who once fought
and lost to Champion Joe Louis-as
saying people have been haunting
me. They called me punch drunk.
They'd call me up on the phone
just to heckle me-"
Dorazio served a year in Federal
prison as World War II draft
dodger. Dorazio and Blomeyer both
worked at the C. Schmidt g. Sons,
Inc, beer plant. Blomeyer was en-
ployed in the fermenting depart
ment, Dorazio worked as a bother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08

Although there will be lull in
The Stars big annual bowling tour
nament tonight because only a few
scattered leagues are rolling, there
will be plenty of duckpin action at
Bethesda Bowling Center where
more than 100 of the country's top
ranking pinmen will be firing in
the mems United States Open
classic.
Besides Defending Champion Nick
Tronsky of Connecticut at least
seven other former winners of the
rich event will be seeking slice of
approximately $1,000 in prizes. They
include Walter Krajewski, Harry
Peters, Ben Kosky, Wally Pipp,
Steve Dyak, all New Englanders;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Hogan Far Down List
As Harrison PAGES
Los Angeles Open
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8.-Dont
put the bankroll on it yet, but
there's just a chance that Ben Ho-
gan is about to abdlcate as king
of Riviera's tortuous fairways.
His 1874 opponents for the Los
Angeles Open crown are only Whis-
perlng their hopes today, but the
mighty mite with 74) practically
is lost in the list of first-round
finishers-tied with 10 others for
34th place, five strokes off the pace.
Up on top is E. j. DUTCH Har-
rison, the Arkansas traveller from
Little Rock. who shot a So. And
Jimmy Demaret (7O), Ellsworth
Vines CD, Sam Snead CID and
Ed Oliver (72), to name few, are
we'll ahead of Hogan as the $4,000
72-hole event enters the second
round with all but 80 Of the starters
to be eliminated by tonight.
There would be more inclination
to count out the 140-pound Fort
Worth flash but for two things: He
shot a IA last year, in the third
round, then bounded back with a "a
next day. He loves the Riviera
Country Club course. mastering its
tricks for L. A. Open titles the last
two years, plus the National Open
over the same layout last June.
Snead, the White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, slammer, was off to fine
start with 33. but shanked chip
shot and hit the trap on the 10th,
finally getting six. But Sammy
was a model of self-restraint.
Now I'm really in trouble he
said. He was. He never re-
couped, finished with II, even par,
along with seven others.
Lew Worsham, former United
States Open champion. was six
strokes off the pace with IS.
There were two things chiefly no
ticeable about the days play-the
large number of virtual unknowns
in the lower brackets and the gen.
orally high scores. There seemed
to be a general feeling that the
green's were rougher and faster than
for previous Journeys at Riviera,
because of Southern CALIFORNIA; re-
cent record freeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Lions Defense Weokens,
Indianapolis Wins Easily

A tight defense, something the
Hockey Lions have needed all season,
still was needed today as the local
icemen posted another defeat in the
records. Indianapolis won last nights
encounter at Uline Arena, 3D.,
breaking out in rash of five goals
In the final period.
Harry Frost saved the Lions from
a shutout with two goals in the
final period, but the Caps, mean
while, fired five to sew up the game
Pat Lundy scored the visitors first
three goals. A fracas between Phil
WHALE of Washington, which cost
him five minutes in the penalty box,
and Fred Glover enlivened the
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Louis Ponders $500, 900
Bid to Hit Circus Troll

CHICAGO, Jan. ga half mil
lion dollars awaits Heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis if he cares to
hit the circus trail. Harry Mendel,
the champs manager, said he had
been offered that sum by D. C. Day.
export of Gonzales, Tex, operator
of Daley Bros. Circus, for two daily
exhibition bouts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
-Four Men Out on Bail
In 6. ". Bribery Case
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Four men
accused of attempting to fix a
George Washington-M Manhattan bas-
ket ball game were free today on
$4,000 bail each.
The grand jury investigating the
case, which adjourned for the week
end yesterday, is scheduled to re-
convene Monday.
The four men a1legedly tried to
bride David Shapiro, Is, co-captain
of the G. w. team, to Fix" game
last Tuesday at Madison Square
Garden. All four have denied the
charges.
Jack Levy, 40, of Miami and Will
liam Rivlin, 43, of New York, were
released when their bond was posted
Thursday. The other two. Jacob
Aronowitz, IS, and Philip Klein, "a,
both of Brooklyn, were released yes
terday.
Bail originally was set at $4,000,
but was reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08

What do you weigh?" asked gleefu Grif.
"2O3"
Tell you what I'll do" said Griff. "Ill bet
you 500 you can't keep your weight that low until
you report for spring training"
You have bet" replied Wynn.
Wynn won that bet, steering a course wide
of temptation. He avoided potatoes, white bread
beer and other groceries which tend to balloon
figures. He reported to Orlando at 1876 pounds and
Griffith smilingly (honest peeled off the $500. He
was happy to lose.
He'll be a better pitcher" explained Griff.
wynn was carrying too much weight across the
chest and it took something off his fast ball"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
NILS Yonks Sign Rouch,
Man They Wanted Most
BY the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Ted Collins,
owner of the transplanted Boston
Yanks of the National Football
League, exulted: That's my man
he was the one I really wanted"
when he received signed contract
yesterday from Johnny Rauch, Uni
versity of Georgia quarterback.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Warmth of Tennessee
Named Army Line Coach
BY the Associated Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. g.
Murray Warmath, described by
Tennessee Football Coach Bob Ney-
land as the finest line coach in the
country" has accepted line coach
ing job at West Point.
The 35-year -old Warmath, Ten
nessee grad, succeeds Sid Gilman
who resigned recently to become
head coach at the University OF
Cincinnati.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
New York. 90; Boston, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Swimmers Open Season

PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. CP>.-
Two dual meets-Princeton at the
University of Pennsylvania and Co.
llumbia at Navy-launch the Eastern
intercollegiate swimming league to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Howard Wins Over Hampton

HAMPTON, Va, Jan. 8 (Spe-
ciaD.-George Jet paced Towards
attack last night as the Bisons
handed Hampton its first c. I. A. A.
defeat, 56-37. Howard took 35-l6
halftime lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
WYNN Called the Turn Lost May

Eagerly sought clubs earlier,
virtually the league Chicago last
Cleveland made the only respectable offer him and
Vernon
Eddie Robinson Pitchers and
Ed Klieman
Indians promptly buonhoed
sports report
unanmousWynn had wrecked himself pitcher by his
reducing program. called May
present proof.
Not Convinced He Is Fit Despite SO Win Over Chsox
BANKED
ball behaving the want and still haven't reganed
strength fooled
Florida, slowing
from Week you're
should Veeck has told
that his 1948 salary won't be sliced.
Veeck is banking heavier Wynn being heavy winner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
StreumIined but Couldn't Wynn

StreumlIned but Couldn't Wynn
Everybody that the 1913 model Wynn
which victories
He wouldn't be forced rubber shirt to shed he thereby
conserving his He blossom of the leagues
top five pitchers.
materazed Wynn 100 pounds He trim
lighter than before but the fast ball which
hard and
consistently.
got going. opening day, Yankees
uneashed avalanche against Wynn in the first inning
the Mats Wynn who blasted for
Before left the the Yankees
had clipped him for 16 hits. - Il
uShered in Wretched for Wynn He eight
pitchers the league
He slammed for earned than other pitcher and
miserable 582 earned He struck
which ranked him Saith that department.
the spring had said, Il to leave the
Washington Club admitted Boston late in the that he
welcome a change of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
Miner Teachers Score

Miner Teachers College, paced by
Harvey Robinson, trounced Mary
land State Teachers of Bowie last
night, 5O-25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
MoryIond's Wrestlers
Are Trounced by V. M. !.
By the Associated Press

LEXINGTON. Va, Jan. 8-Vir-
GINA Military Institutes wrestlers
swept the first six weights here
last night to defeat the University
Of Maryland. 22-6 Summaries:
121 pounds-Johnny Jordan, v. M L.,
I2s pounds-clark Enins, ". NJ, l.,
decisioned Danny Fra Framp 81. l"-1 NJ
decisioned Edward Curry, SO.
145 pounds--Harry Dashiell. V. M. l.,
decisioned Jim Scott. 90.
I55 pounds-Mac Allen. V. M l.. de-
eisioned Lou Poh ,2ft s. d l9,s " NJ
threw Dick Norair. 4 minutes 30 Sec
onds with half nelson and body press
175 pounds-Bob Marschak MARYLAND
decisioned Bill Venable, 11-6.
Heavyweight-Chris Matthews. Mary
land, decisioned Dick Mcfarland, 1913.
PACIFIC HOCKEY LEAGUE.
NaL g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08
ports Rumors Beset Councilman Leaving Chicago Cards
Win, Lose, or Draw
Wynn Eots Heavily on Weeks Orders
By BURTON HAWKINS

1t roughly when Early Wynn ambed into the
Office Of President Clark Griffith of the Mats He minus two
chns and the tire aoud his middle had been Debated Such
adonments previously considered standard equipment for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Indianapolis, s; Washington, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-08

PACIFIC HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Oakland, 6; Fresno. 4.
Seattle, 1; Vancouver, / tie).
Evening star., 1949-05-29
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pm: daily and Sunday; 80 months
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See the new Schult. Travelo. Amerf.
can and Howard trailer coaches on
our display lot from o o m. to o
pm. daily and Sunday; 80 months
to pay.
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l030 wis. Ave. NV. WO. 3231.
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al only x3.ag5, trade and tsrms-
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East- wsst hwy. sH. $3.50. --3l
LINCOLN 20 COSMOPOLITAN: eegtp..
not Be tod from nsw Nes.eaf
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IfScoIS less s,us s-s.ss. essss,
v.-w. tire. =. and J.. everdY1se.
issvins countr1. $1,000 no. aeei.
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GuaranteeA white s.-v. tires: eyefy
part and piece ef ecutcment b
heautifui running ecnd.: pvt sgnsr;
xi.St0 or best efer. IA. 5e2t-
MKnCURY 1p47 4-docr sedan: ..
and b.. else. turning Eisnais. escw.
out proof Inner tubes. Ordsse6
Fri. ssH sana' assiefs II 40 oh Hb ms ss 81
aKRCuRr. late fp4T eony-. 1880
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Si,eS5 or best amer. Can IL 1Nss
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10 quality drfvtna Eh4s Is IT. II y0Gf
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NoRTHEAar MOTOR CO. F.fs
deakr1. 1901 Nsnn. ave re-, IL
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ngERCuEY 1889 club conv-: 1arson,
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nchtls IN excel mech enne.s r-
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