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Evening star., 1950-11-23
By MerreII WhittIesey

Georgetown has intercepted
more George Washington passes
than the Colonials have completed
in the last three years of their riv-
airy, but strangely enough the
Hoyas haven't won one Of the
games.
In the scoreless tie of 1947, Skip
Stahley's last year as George
Washington coach. the Colonials
threw six passes. completed one
and had three intercepted.
When Bo Rowland gave CIV its
first victory in the Georgetown
CIV series in 1948, the Colonials
completed two of six passes, and
had two intercepted.
Last year in the 28-7 triumph of
CIV. on cold and rainy day, CIV
tried only four passes. completed
two for six yards and had one
intercepted.
After years Of f,Itility against
the Hoyas, George Washington has
found success in its ground game,
gaining 214, 1852 and $50 yards in
the last three years.
Andy Davis personally gained
1875 yards on the ground against
Georgetown last year and will be
back for another crack. hoping to
boost his standing among the Ma
tion's total offense leaders. Davis
now stands 18th In the country
with 1926 yards running and pass
ing to his credit in eight games.
This year George Washington
is known as q passing team. with
Davis and Cilento the throwers
and excellent pass receivers in
Charlie Jones. Bill Szanyi and
Charlie Butler. The three top re-
ceivers all are seniors. Szanyi
never has caught a pass against
Georgetown. but two years ago he
blocked a punt and ran 40 yards
Evening star., 1950-11-23
-Four AU Court Vets
In Opening Lineup

Four of last years top five play
ers and Eddie Moffatt, the big fell
low who holds the Mason-Dixon
Conference shot-put title, will start
for American University Saturday
night when the Eagles open the
District college basketball season
against the Alumni in the AU gym,
starting at 1880.
Coach Staff Cassell has Ronnie
Garshag. Sherwood Webster, Le-
roy Ishman and Art Morales from
the first team of last years Con-
ference champions. The only reg
ular lost was Bob Lamon, captain,
who will play for the Alumni.
This years Alumni team ap-
pears to be the strongest ever to
face the Eagles varsity, and that's
all right with Cassell. He wants a
tough game for his team before
the following Saturdays home test
with the Quantico Marines. who
have added eX-Cap Jack Nichols
to their squad.
Saturdays program will include
a soccer game with AU against
the Alumni at 2 o'clock. The
homecoming queen will be an
nounced at halftime of the basket
ball game after Judge Burnita
Matthews, Allan Zee, technical ad-
visor for the Sesquicentennial
Commission, and Rowland Lyon.
prominent artist, make their selec-
ton at the pageant.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
w. 81. and Tech Get Big Tests,
Onefor ] Title, One toWindGome

Tech has only one more foe
mighty Maryland.
A bowl bid may hang in the
balance at Richmond. W&L is
known to be considered for the
Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla,
and a win over Richmond would
put the Generals high on the
eligible list.
While Washington and Lee and
Richmond are doing battle here
and VMI and VPI are knocking
heads at Roanoke, another Vir-
ginia team also will be in action
in a bowl.
At johnson City, Tenn, the
Little Six championship Emory
and Henry Wasps will meet Ap-
palachian State in the second
annual Burley Bowl game. AS
usual, the Wasps are favored.
Only one other game is on this
weeks card for a Virginia team
the Oyster Bowl contest at Nor
folk Saturday between William and
Mary and North Carolina State.
But the football season will have
late hangover in the State.
Virginia Tech, Virginia, William
end Mary and Richmond all have
December 2 engagements.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Mikon Averages 1913
As Pro Court PAGER;
ScoIuri Is Sixth

George Mikan of the Mime
apolis Lakers, as usual. is the
leading scorer in the National
Basketball Association. Mikan has
Tailed 264 points in the first nine
games of the season for a 29.3
average.
Mikan gained a comfortable
lead over second-place Alex Groza
Of Indianapolis into last nights
game against Fort Wayne. Games
last night are not included in the
latest figures.
Freddie Scolari of the Caps has
been registering 'at a IA clip,
good enough for sixth place. Sco-
lari is the only member of the
Caps among the top Is scorers.
The leaders:
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Shoemaker Abandons
Bowie Trip, CuImone
Goes Three Up in Duel
BY the Assoeioied Press

BOWIE, Md, Nov. 23.-Jockey
Joe Culmone took three giant
steps forward in the nip-and-
tuck battle for 1850 riding honors
when he booted home three win
ners here yesterday while Willie
Shoemaker was being blanked at
Hollywood Park.
Little Joe's triple broke their
tie for the lead. Culmone now
has 1856 triumphs for the year,
prior to today's races, and Shoe
maker has 333.
Meanwhile, a scheduled head
on duel between the two here
Monday was Cancelled when a di-
rector Of the Thoroughbred Rae
ing Association frowned on the
idea.
IRA Director Squawks.
Shoemaker had made arrange
ments to fly from California to
Maryland over the week end, ride
against Culmone Monday at
Bowie and return to the West
Coast in time for Tuesdays card
at Hollywood Park. The Cali
fornia oval does not operate on
Mondays.
However. Jack L. Mackenzie, a
IRA director and vice president
of Hollywood Park, took a dim
view of the. proposed trip.
Mackenzie pointed out that,
although Bowie is not a member
of the IRA, mo member track
shall solicit competition for races
by offering owners, trainers or
jockeys monetary inducements in
any form, including expenses.
other than the advertised purses
or trophies"
Shoemaker and his agent. Harry
Silbert. said that when it was
brought to their attention that
accepting expenses for such a trip
would violate the association
code Of standards, they agreed
to cancel the trip.
Will Meet in Florida.
So. it appears that the first
meeting between the country's
hottest jockeys will come in mid
December when both will ride at
Tropical Park in Florida. Although
Culmone and Shoemaker have
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Hill Prince Takes Shot
AT Hollywood Stakes;
Assault Home on Top
BY the Associofed Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf. Nov. 23.-
Veteran Assault got Off to a win
ming start in his comeback cam
paign. and today the current
young king Of the 3-year- r-old
realm. Hill Prince; takes his first
shot at Hollywood Parks rich
stakes program.
c. T. Chenery's fine Virginia
colt headlines an excellent field
in the $35,000 Thanksgiving Day
Handicap. running against his rival
in the 3-year-old ranks. William
Goetz's Your Host. and such sea-
soned handicap horses as the Cal
umet's Ponder, his stablemate, the
mare Bewitch. and Assaults
stablemate from the King Ranch
in Texas, Curandero.
Hill Prince. with Eddie Arcaro
back in the saddle again, figures
to be the favorite and most OBJ
servers picked the Chenery colt
to get the most trouble over the
mile and one-sixteenth distance
from Your Host-but win.
Moor Passes Up Race.
The holiday handicap, with a
few abSenteeS such as Mrs.
Charles S. Howard's Moor, may
be tipof for the big extrava-
ganza of the Hollywood meeting,
the 100000 Gold Cup Decem-
ber 8.
Moor decided to. sit this one out
and so did Assault. of course.
after his highly pleasing return
to racing yesterday afternoon.
Not too much was expected of
Assault, despite the modesty of
his opposition. True, there was
Bernbrook. the expensive impor-
tation from Australia, running for
Goetz. and such sharp horses as
Clifford Mooers' Mocopo, the
sprinter Shin Malone, and a pair
OF South American challengers,
Repeluz and Repintado.
But Bernbrook was making his
first start in this country. and he
did right well. running third and
barely losing the place spot in a
closing rush by Repeluz.
But the big moment belonged,
from wire to wire, to Assault.
First Win Since July.
With Arcaro aboard. Assault got
off on top. was half a length in
front after few strides, and by
the time his six rivals were hitting
the far turn, the 7-year-old AS
sault was good two lengths in
front rolling easily with never a
touch of the whip.
That's the way Assault rolled
on. and finished Two lengths of
softening daylight separated him
from Repeluz, and more from
Bernbrook.
He travelled the 7 furlongs in
1:224s and did 1T quite handily.
Trainer Buddy Hirsch. Arcaro, and
even rival trainers idling around
the finish line. were highly elated.
After all. 1t was Assaults first win
against much the same kind of
company-since the Brooklyn
Handicap in July of 1949. r.
Assault won't be around for to-
days handicap. but he might be
a factor against the younger ones
Hill Prince. Moor, and company.
in the Gold Cup.
Oh yes. Assault picked up $4,000
today. That boosts his all-time
winnings-he's No. 4 on the list
to Citation-to $674,720.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Fans Boo Fort Wayne
For Sailing in Beating
Lakers by 1913
BY the Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 23.-Ir
SLOW motion that would shame the
movies the Fort Wayne Pistons
rewrote the pro basketball record
book last night with q 1915
that's right - victory over the
Minneapolis Lakers.
Some 1000 spectators protested
the Fort Wayne stalling tactics
throughout with booing and
never lending stomping.
Apparently the Indiana five de-
cided the only way to whip Min
neapolis was to keep the ball away
from giant George Mikan, basket
balls greatest player.
But they gave pro basketball a
great big black eye in doing it,
cried John Kundla, Laker coach
MANY more games like that ano
we can shut up shop"
Foust Goal Wins Game.
Fort Wayne won in the final
seconds on a goal by Larry Foust
Earlier, Jim Pollard had scored
a free throw to send Minneapolis
ahead, 1917. 1t was the only
Laker point in the last quarter
"It was stinko basketball-and
I'm toning down my comment sc
you can print it," one angry far
shouted to a newsman as he left
the auditorium.
The 37-point game total, a new
low scoring mark. is less than
Mikan drops in himself sometimes
The eight field goals. four by each
quintet. were a new record low
and not once did the period score
break into two figures. Other
marks are falling as fans and
historians pore over the books.
In winning Fort Wayne snapped
a 29-game home victory streak
for Minneapolis. -.
Lowest Score Since 1947.
Unbelieving fans listening to
the contest at home by radio
swamped the switchboards OF
newspapers and radio stations tt
confirm the 81 total score, lowest
in a pro game since Washington
and Boston toted up 80 on jan
uary 6. 1947.
For as much as three minute.
at time Fort Wayne held the
ball without trying for a shot
AS the fourth quarter started thu
Lakers were ahead, 17-16.
With his teammates strength.
ening their strangling, Fous1
tossed in a free throw for the
Pistons to knot things up. jim,
Pollard then duplicated that ef-
fort for the Lakers' sole counte,
in the final frame. Then came
Foust's winning besket.
The New York Knickerbockers
held on to fourth place in the
Eastern Division by whipping the
Baltimore Bullets, 87-73. Vince
Boryla's 81 points sparked the
Knicks to the decision that saw
the Bullets losing their fifth
straight game. The Washington
Caps defeated Tri-Cities, $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

ern Bay, Hol-
land PIT, Breezy
PIT. & the
Gooses are ths
spots W h err
m a ny good
C a t C es arc
being made. A
"hot" spot tor
White Perch
is Cobb Island,
below Morgan
town, on the
Potomac. To
help you get
more fish here
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Lloyd, Williams Pitted
On Turner Rinq Card

Irish Bobby Lloyd Of Wilkes
Barre. Pa, and Chink Williams,
Negro lightweight from Washing
ton. will meet in an eight-round
bout at Turner's Arena Monday
night.
They have been added to the
card which already includes John
ny Pratt and Arthur Bethea in a
middleweight match. Matches are
still being sought for feather
weight Pat Thomas and Leroy
Coleman. 4
Evening star., 1950-11-23

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for only 55c ca. (only 2 to custo-
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FISHERMEN, not statesmen, at
Mills Co., 9Th & E SITS. NV,
where you may have any personal
name (at no cost on any fishing
rod of your choice "a very nice
gift).
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Sharman Knee Injury
Costly as Caps Beat
Tri-Cify, Face Knicks
By Bill Fuchs

The Caps take on the Knicker-
bockers In New York tonight, but
Player-coach Bones Mckinney has
his eyes focused in the distance
at that time when and If the Caps
get synchronized.
Victors over the Tri-City Black
hawks. $3.50, last night at Uline
Arena, the Caps so far have not
looked like future National Basket
ball Association champions.
"Give us until the first Of the
year." says Mckinney. cit will
take us that long to get our rook-
les to know how to keep from be-
ing blocked out. how to hold onto
the ball, how to freeze, when to
shoot; in other words how to play
pro basketball"
Bones wasn't criticizing his rook-
les, he wants it known. 1--WE have
a good club" he says. "It's Just a
matter Of getting together. We've
made 1t tough for ourselves by
losing as many as we have. But
when this team gets together,
we'll be tough"
Game Lacks Excitement.
Winning over Tri-Cities last
night was no great accomplish
ment for Washington. Neither
team showed the gathering of
1918 much to get excited about.
Despite the fact that the Caps
needed the victory-it gave them
a 4-3 mark at home-it was cost
ly. Bill Sharman, the f1ashy
rookie from the West Coast,
twisted his ankle midway in the
second period and will be out
for at least 10 days, according
to Trainer Doc Lentz. Sharman's
ankle was to be X-rayed at
Georgetown University Hospital
today.
To win tonight the Caps will
have to hold down the scoring
arms Of Max Zaslofsky, Dick
MCGUIRE. Harry Gallatin and
Vince Boryla. That quartet helped
sink Washington last week, par
ticularly Boryla with his deadly
hook shot.
The Caps licked the Black
hawks last night on the free
throw line, sinking 20 OF 80 tries.
Tri-Cities made 20 of 81 foul
shots. but outscored the Caps
from the floor. 20-18.
No one on either team had a
hot hand. The most field goals
sunk by any one player were a
by Frank Brian and Marko To-
dorovich Of Tri-Cities apd Fred
Scolari Of the Caps. Scolari was
top scorer with 13 points.
Caps Accurate ON Fouls.
The Caps led, 1917, after one
period and had a 1881 margin
at halftime. However, two lay
ups by Brian and one by Warren
Perkins put Tri-Cities in the lead
early in the third quarter.
With Tri-Cities leading, 43-41,
the Caps began q parade to the
foul line. Scolari, Dick Schnitt-
ker. Dick OKeefe and Ace
Maughan combined to score eight
OF nine fouls to give the Caps a |
53-48 advantage after three pc
riods. The Blackhawks never
caught up again.
Tri-Cities' defeat left it in al
first-place tie with Fort Wayne in
the Western Division, each with
q standing of 7-5.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
In Top Shope, Louis Says,
Aftero- Workout
By the Associofed Press

pY lHS NSsocIu1eu FTsSs
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Joe Louis
went nine rounds against SPAR
ring partners yesterday. working
up an edge for his comeback fight
against Cesar Brion-and for
Thanksgiving turkey.
The former heavyweight boxing
champion said after the workout
with four mates that I'm in bet.
ter shape, mentally and physically,
than was for the (Ezzard)
Charles fight"
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Griffith to Be Honored

Clark Griffith. president of the
Mats. will be rendered an eo~ i
birthday luncheon Monday by the
Touchdown Club. Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy Koehler will
be the main speaker.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

been campaigning for about 1S
months. they've never even met
socially.
Culmone moved to the fore in
the title competition yesterday
with victories aboard His Image
SD, True Dream ($8.80 and
Eugarp ($6).
Here's how they stand for the
Evening star., 1950-11-23
More Passes Stolen by Hoyos
Than CoIonioIs Have COMPLETED

Tor q touchdown when CIV won.
1877.
Saturday afternoons Griffith
Stadium clash Is quoted 6-to-5
and take your choice here, but
oddsmakers elsewhere have diff
ferent viewpoints. One makes
George Washington a six-point
choice, and one. strangely enough
makes Georgetown a seven-point
choice.
The teams apparently will be
fortunate to maintain their re-
cent years crowd average OF
between 10000 and 10000. Both
schools are observing Thanksgiv-
ing holidays. which means most
of the students who live out OF
town have gone home.
The game will be televised.
George Washington's four for
mer Tech High stars, Andy
Davis, Jack Baumgartner, Clar-
ence Drayer and Ray Fox, a
freshman. took time out yester-
day to attend a pep rally at Tech
High for the interhigh champion
ship game tomorrow night.
Now that all Of George Wash
ington's serious practice sessions
are over. it's safe to say the Colo
mails have been practicing at
Friends School this week. They
started the season on Frog Is
land and then moved to Fort
Myer. which didn't prove to be
too private.
Georgetown Coach Bob Mar
garita believes that Tom Hardi-
man, captain Of the Hoyas, will
be a success as a pro. Hardiman
is one Of IA Hoyas who will play
their last college game. George
Washington will lose eight players.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

Thurs, Nov. %: Rock Fishing in
the Bay is now prevalent at vari-
Gus good spots. Love PIT. Light.
off of Annapolis, the Hill g. East
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Lost Night
By the Assoeioted Press

by me ASSoeI0fed FFeSs
NEW YORK-Johnny Bratton 1914
Chicago. stopped Johnny Cesario. 14S. Bos-
ton Cd.
MOLINE. Ill.-Joey Maxim, 1S4. out
pointed AL big Boy" Brown. rs, De-
troit (10). (Non-title.)
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Fifteen years ago-The Giants
purchased Dick Coffman, right
handed pitcher, from the
Browns.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
NBA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIvIsIO

Last Nights Scores.
Washington, 65; Tri-Cities. 80.
New York, 81; Baltimore, 73.
Fort Wayne, 10: Minneapolis, Is.
Tonight's Games.
Washington at New York.
Tri-Cities at Boston.
Rochester at Philadelphia.
Indianapolis at Syracuse.
Minneapolis at Fort Wayne.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Free throws missed - washington
O'Keefe. 2; Halbert, 2; Often. 2; Scholart,
Schnittker, Kudelka. Tri-Cities: Gayda,
Perkins, g.; Brian. Hermsen. 2; Logan,
Eddlemsn. 2; Jorgensen.
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The Please patronize our advertisers.

the annual basket meeting. The
event, sponsored by the churches
in the area, was held in the. fair
grounds.
Initiation services for Missionary
Guild members will be held in
public services Sunday, July 80 at
7:30 pm. Mrs. J. Welby Broad
dus, for whom the guild chapter
was named, will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Vashti B. Owens is super
visor of the group.
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As See It.

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CONTINUED from Page II
Charlie Christion and Jimmie
Blanton. Christian and Blanton
both died Of tuberculosis in 1912
at the ages of % and %, respect
lively. Metronone asserts that
Blanton, a great bass player who
with Christian made the two
string instruments, the guitar and
base, something more than just
perfunctory parts of the rhythm
section, did more in a year than
most musicians do in a lifetime.
"Jazz" is a provocative maya
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Card OF


I wish to thank the many friends
for their sympathy expressed over
my husband George Ship who
died July 8, 1850. Also Rev. J. A.
Hubbard for his consoling words,
and the McLin Funeral Home for
their most efficient service.
Mrs. Violet Shipp
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|Zelma Watson
George To Appear
In "The Medium"

NEW YORK (ANP) Zelma
Watson George Of Cleveland will
appear in a four weeks engage
ment here at the Arena theater
presentation of the opera "The
Medium role made famous by Ma
RE Powers.
Mrs. George is well known in
social, civic, educational circles OF
New York, Cleveland and Chicago.
She is the daughter of the form
er pastor of Olivet Baptist church
of Chicago and at one time was
dean of women at Tennessee State
college, a position now held by
her mother.
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From the Police Blotter

Continued from Page ~
CO., was applied for violation of
the drivers license law.
Another fine of 500 and cost
was levied against Tom Kelly, r.
Fl Oakdale ave., for the D. w.
I. offense. Judge Sherer suspend
ed a sentence of 60 days in the
w. H. providing Kelly drive his
car only in the course of his en-
ployment for the next six months.
Aaron Scott jr. As, of 647k
S. Williams street is no longer an
employee of the State liquor En-
forcement group according to
word received from State Liquor
Director Oscar L. Fleckner of
Columbus Ohio. According to the
release Scott was forced to re-
sign, when it was found that he
was guilty of incompetency, in
efficacy, neglect of duty and dis
honesty, according to Fleckner.
Scott, formerly assigned the
Cleveland area as a state liquor
Inspector was also charged with
being absent from his job from
April IL to the 26. and according
to the director, he failed to be
| present at a hearing in Cleveland
Municipal Court in answer to a
subpoena.
telephone message told of "the
body of a boy in the bushes near
31st st. and the outer drive
This message, repeated again later
sent police to the area in ques-
ion, but no body was discovered.
A search for the unidentified
informer is being conducted in
the hope that he may have further
information about the crime.
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Dorothy Maynor
To Sing
In NBG% Symphony

NEW YORK (ANP)- Dorothy
Maynor, celebrated lyric soprano,
and Pierre Monteux, conductor,
will be the guests on the Summer
Concert of the NBC SYMPHONIC
Orchestra Sunday, July % at
$3.50 pm, Eastern Daylight time.
Miss Maynor was the first guest
soloist on the summer concert
series of the orchestra last season.
In all of her concerts, Miss May
nor includes music of a spiritual
character. For the program of July
% she has chosen two spirituals,
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" and
"Rock-a My Sout," with piano
accompaniment.
She also will sing the Gait de
Liza from Debussy's cantata a.
Enfant Prologue" with the orches-
ira.
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Continued from page y
and fishing.
Rev. and Mrs. j. F. Radford
and members Of the Philippi Bapt.
church spent all day last Sunday
in Merchandising, O. attending
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