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Evening star., 1950-03-22
Princeton Crew to Row
In 5 Major Regottos
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

PRINCETON, N. j., Mar. a.
Princeton University's varsity crew
will row in five major spring re.
gattas, according to the schedule
announced by the Department Of
Athletics.
The Tigers will open the season
April % when they defend the
Childs Cup against Columbia anc
Penn on Philadelphias Schuylkil
River.
The schedule:
April %. Childs Cup Regatta tColum
bia, Pennsylvania and Princeton), q
Philadelphis; 2e' coppton -, Cup r Regstt' ytt
ser.}; May 13. chanpienships Eastern AZ
20, Carnesle Cup REGATTA Cornell, Prince
ton and Yale). at Derby. Conn; jun
(date to be announced), 4Sth annua
Poushkeepsie REGATTA.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Toronto and Montreal
Strive Tonight 10
Break Ice Tie
BY the Associated Press

Tied for second place with u
points each, the Toronto Maple
Leafs will be host tonight to the
Montreal Canadiens in . game
that may mark the turning point
of their fight for that spot in the
National Hockey League. How
ever, the Leafs have won 80 games
to the Canadiens' q, which will
decide if they fail to break the
point tie. Toronto is unbeaten on
its home ice since January l8,
when it lost to Montreal. 10.
The second-place victor must
play the Detroit Redwings in the
Stanley Cup semifinals. while the
loser meets the New York Rangers,
who dropped 6-3 decision last
night to the last-place Chicago
Blackhawks.
Toronto will be host to Boston
Saturday and will close its regular
season at New York Sunday
against the Rangers. The Cana
diens entertain Chicago Saturday
and finish the campaign at Bos-
ton the next day.
In the American Hockey League,
meanwhile. the Providence Reds
of the Eastern division and In
dianapolis Caps Of the Western
section are off to good starts in
the Series B playoffs.
The Reds. second in the regular
campaign, defeated the third
place Springfield Indians, Ga, at
Springfield in the first game of a
two out of three series. The Caps,
runners-up in their division, routed
the third team, the st. Louis
Flyers. II, at st. Louis.
Tonight's schedule pits the
Cleveland Barons. Western divi-
sion champs. against the Buffalo
Bisons, Eastern winners, in the
opener OF a best-of-seven, Class
A series at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
|C.C.N.Y. .13-10Choice
Ito Win in Eastern
NCAA Cage P|ayoff
By the AsSoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-City
College of New York's National
Invitation champions are favored
at 1910 to sweep through the
NCAA basketball Eastern playoffs
this week at Madison Square
Garden.
Then, if play follows form, the
Beavers will meet Bradley Univer-
sity again to decide the champion
ship here March %. The Bradley
Braves have been made Western
favorites after repelling Kansas
59-57. In a playoff for the Fifth
District spot.
c. c. N. Y.'s industrious sopho-
mores. who whipped top-ranked
Bradley in the Invitation final last
Saturday night, have been in
stalled a 4l2-point choice over
Ohio State. the Western Confer
ence champ, in the opening MEGA
game tomorrow night.
In the other Eastern game, Holy
Cross rates a 2l2-point pick over
North Carolina States Southern
Conference titlist. The survivors
clash Saturday night.
The odds on Holy Cross to win
the Eastern tournament are 80
while Ohio State and North Caro-
lima State are rated 5-1 shots to
take two games in row.
Odds haven't been quoted in
the Western sector although Brad
ley, No. l in the Nation, has been
picked as the team to beat"
The Western semiflnals are
scheduled at Kansas City Friday
with Bradley meeting U. c. L. A.,
the Pacific Coast champion, and
Baylor. the Southwestern winner,
opposing Brigham Young, Skyline
Six titlist. The Western final will
be played at Kansas City Saturday
The biggest obstacle for c. c.
N. Y. and Bradley is that of over
work. They may find the wear
and tear of two national tourna-
ments too much to take. No team
ever has won both the NIT and
NCAA events in single season.
Evening star., 1950-03-22

A couple Of weeks later Quiz
Show made his initial start at
Garden State, beating Selecto1
and eight others by four lengths
at five furlongs. On Memorial
Day he won the William Penn
Stakes under top weight of 11s
pounds. First Glance was length
back, with Selector third.
On June Is at Delaware the
colt ran his last race at 2. With
125 pounds of jockey and lead or
his back, Quiz Show raced to a
head victory in the Christians
Stakes. beating Our Tops, First
Glance, and others.
Quiz Show was bred in Ken
lucky by Edgar Zantker and sold
for $4,000 as a yearling. Dot
Douia, dam Of the colt, was the
first horse owned by Zantker
who named the mare for Magda
Lupescu after writing to Romania
for permission to do so. His let
ter brought a prompt reply
granting his request and suggest
ing Dou Douia, the name by
which Magda Lupescu was known
at court.
(Tomorrow: Blue Reading.)
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Blue Ridge Point Point Card
Lures Ace Hunters Tomorrow

r, .s.w.rrenton Country School show
so-oak Knoll horse and pony show,
N. c.
asv esBhsm HsEs: vs asDono4s sR2s ssss
McDonosh. Nd, A '0''
s-Foxcroft show. Middleburs. Va.
l3.Loudoun Hunt show. Loudoun. Va.
ineton Valley. Md. ~
ls-psiamlieo yeaIlins show. Pimlico; Nd.
uonS ds; 70 So' 21-Deep Run SHOW Rich
2il5sogthern "a Maryland Horse Breeders
s@poushoressn sn0s Manor es'ai Show w. zllicott
,Ss-Beumi Temple Patrol show. Cations
=, $5,TTon Bridge Hunt show, Burton.-
,,,Ia June Blue Ridge Hun. shey, NIL;
TTEod. wa Va: 3. Bel Air Lions Club. Bel
W. ust1pa;sa q. Head Lions Club. Indian
9,o1o,.s,uppesyille show. Upperville. Va.
=. .Io-11-Mery'and pony show. rimonium,
lls,,Hysttsv:ne Lions Club. Hyatts-
24,25-Warrenton eony show. Warren
mas sss. E9'omae Ja Hunt Club .ser, pose-
July 1-;Annandale Volunteer Fire De-
paTtnent show. Annandale. Va.
:. 4ICulpeper show, culpeper, Va.
sIvirsinia horseman's show. Warren
Sue s~slgsr sgsIn, Spring ,s pony junior show,
i5---Farminston Junior show. Farming
Is-Animal Welfare League. Fairfax. Va.
* 22SS~oGoshsn Lions Club, Goshen, Va.
,2s-2e-Professionsl Horsemen's Associa-
'.oso so4Wsshlns.on nA' sridl. Trails A..oc,..
tion junior day show. Chevy Chase. Nd.
August 5-Purcellville pony show, .Pur.
cellyille. Va; Ny Lady's Manor, Monkton.
s--Bull Run Hunt. show. Manassas. Va.
2osprinee I3,,i GsoIse's County Democratic
;, 26-27-Keswicf Horse SHOW, Keswiek.
r. s7mTsIeot e, County show Association.
r,g sepssmbe, a2ism ri Maa-Timonium Fair pony show.
2-3oaWaTrenton shox, Warrenton. Va.
IsSPifesSile kiWanis Te show, pik.svill.,
Mo- Easte1n Sta Star .So1 show Fairias' Va.
2$-24@wsshinston @ Bid Bride usrshs' Trsils Ma snd
Washington Ths1d gssl Rotary Club combined show.
october -1--!southern Maryisnd Horse
Brsede5s paydsSnyile sonntk Mint Nh Gin,
7.ss.;.Farmineton show, Fsrminrton. Va.
iIspcA s show. MID Middleburr, p1r Va: vs Green
Spring hunter show, worthington Valley,
as-2s-pennsylvania National. Harris
Evening star., 1950-03-22

taking to the rifle, she performed
some trick aerial shooting that
was incredible. Small potatoes
chunks of coal and even walnuts
were tossed up and shattered. She
made cole-slaw from cabbage
heads in the twinkling of an eye
and with q larger -caliber rife
made iron washers perform gyra-
tions with sound effects like moth
ing we've ever seen.
Ernie Lind, also a fine marks
man, gave an exhibition Of quick
draw, combined with accuracy
shooting that would be hard to
equal. And then, to top it of,
Washington's own Arthur Cook,
who has won just about every
honor in small-bore rifle shoot
ing, including the Olympic cham
pionships, showed us how to shoot
the eyes out of the kings heads
on a playing card at 50 feet.
Miss Lind was technical adviser
to Betty Hutton, who stars in
MGM's new picture, Annie Get
Your Gun." which will appear here
for the first time in April.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Bookies Reported
Dropping Derby
future Book
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Mar. 22.-There
will be no future book betting
quotations against Kentucky
Derby candidates for the first
time in so years, the Post-Dis-
patch said today.
Neither James j. Carroll. st.
Louis betting commissioner,
nor other well-known national
oddsmakers have made a state
ment on the matter, the news
paper said, but it is known
Carroll's price list will not be
issued.
Future book quotations have
been a feature Of the sports
world since 1900, when the late
Tom Kearney first quoted a
list of prices against horses en-
tered in the Kentucky Derby.
Carroll could not be reached
for comment.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
District Bowling League Flag
May Hinge on Match Tonight

I best as Call Carl swept Williams &
Baker.
/ All Women's leagues are request
ed to send Lorraine GULL, secretary
of the Washington Women's Duck
pin Association, averages as OF
March 25. This is necessary for
proper classification of teams bowl
ing in the 18th annual city tour
nament which opens May 2 at Hy-
attsville. All fair rollers are re-
minded that April 8 is the dead
line for entries.
Hilda Lagos sparkled in the
Washington Ladies' League with
a 800 set but was on the losing
side when Ice Palace Sports Shop
was beaten 81 by leading Marx
jewelers.. Sheridan Super Market
aided by Elsie Yauchler's 1875 and
$40, nicked Gusti Restaurant 2-1
to stay two games out of first
place. Clara Cowell's 142 and 1854
paced Edmonds Optical to a sweep
over AL Miller's Steak House
Central Valet. helped by Clara
Walz' 367, whipped Edgemool
Motors 2-1 as Ella Willett posted
355 for the losers.
Tonight's Minor District League
schedule:
Mann's Decorators VS.. Duffy's
Tavern at Fort Davis, Soller:
Plumbers VS.. King Pin at Pet.
worth. Powell Radiator VS.. Pet
worth at King Pin, Stewart
Camera Shop VS.. Arcade Pontiac
at Brookland, Ice Palace VS.
Prosperity Cleaners at Ice Palace
Price Motors VS.. Willis Builders
at GreenWay.
The Capitol Ladies Major
League card tonight:
Greenway at Bethesda Bowling
Center, Clarendon at Brookland
Hyattsville at Ice Palace ano
King Pin at Hi-Skor.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Richards, Gonzales
Clash in Tourney
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 22.-Age
and experience clashes with youth
and vitality in the second $4,000
Philadelphia Inquirer world pro.
fessional indoor tennis champion
ship tournament tonight.
Winnie Richards of New York
who won titles all over the worle
in the 1920s, opposes Richare
(Pancho) Gonzales, Los Angeles
heir apparent to the pro crown
held by Jack Kramer, in one
of the two tournament singles
matches scheduled.
The other tournament singles
clash will pit Welby Van Horn
Philadelphia, and John Nogrady
New York.
Frank Parker of Milwaukee and
Yvon Petra of Nassau, Bahamas
will engage Carl Earn. Hollywood
Calf, and Joe Fishbach, New
York, in q doubles match.
AS an added attraction, a non
tournament singles match will be
played between Bobby Riggs, Los
Angeles, and Earn.
Kramer. Riggs and Earn reached
the quarter-finals in singles last
night with straight set victories
Kramer, from Los Angeles. de-
feated Fishbach, 60. 81; Riggs
eliminated Mitch Gornto Of Fort
Lauderdale, 81, 60. and Earn
doWned Petra, 6-1, Is.
Gonzales teamed with Francisco
(Pancho) Segura Of Guayaquil
Ecuador, to reach the doubles
semifinals by defeating Robert
(Junior) Stubbs Of Miami, Fla.
and Joe Whalen. Ponte Vedra
Beach. Fla, 60, 8-6.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
|G.W. High HurIer to Get
Not Trial at Emporiu

Tom Pavone, 18-year-old
George Washington High school
pitcher, will go to the Emporia,
Va, team of the Virginia State
League on March % to begin the
diamond career he hopes will lead
to a berth with the Washington
Mats.
Pavone, who graduated into
American Legion ranks and later
entered semi-pro baseball and
pitched three no-hit games, was
signed by Russell Herrick, Nat
scout, who liked the big speed
baller's delivery,
Evening star., 1950-03-22
|'Y Bosketers Capture
Recreation Crown

A free throw in the last minute
Of play gave the YMCA a 58-57
victory over the Stays in the Dis
trict of Columbia Recreation De-
partment's open championship
finale.
Barney Jefferson scored the
winning point. William Bryant OF
the losers was judged the out
standing player in the tourna.
ment.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Wins Rifle Medal

Edward Argerake, 18, of 610
Pershing drive. Silver Spring. Md,
won the Expert Rifleman's Medal,
lit was announced here today by
the National Rifle Association. He
lis a 18th grade student at Mont
gomery Blair High School and q
member of the Montgomery Blair
rifle team.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
By Anqelino J. CorobeIIi

The Blue Ridge point-to-poin
races at Berryville. Va, tomorrow
will offer four events in addition
to the novel Virginia Field Hunter
Championship.
Many ace fox-chaserS have beer
named for the program which viii
: start at pm. with the women.
event of about 312 miles over
natural country. The heavyweight
race has attracted four entries
with post entries acceptable. The
featured Joseph E. Lewis Memoria
Bowl. at about miles, has drawn
IL contenders. including D. Otto
FUR, jr.'s Brown Stockings, win
ner of the Redland Bowl recently
The Blue Ridge bumper race, open
only to members of the host hunt
has the largest entry.
The field hunter event has at
tracted nine hunts, each with two
representatives competing. The
event will be run as an actual
hunt and will be led by Joint
Masters Graham Dougherty and
B. Beverly Byrd. Five judges will
share in selecting the ideal field
hunter from the group. :
Representing the Farmington
Hunt Club will be Ellie Wood
Keith and Grover Vandevender
Deep Run Hunt, Peggy Mechling
and Eugene Cunningham: War
renton Hunt, Mrs. r. c. Winmill
and Mrs. Ruth Kobzina; Old Do
minion, Mrs. w. L. Rochester, sr.
and Phillip Triplett; Middlebure
Hunt, Newell ]. Ward and the we'll
known trainer, Jack Skinner;
Loudoun Hunt, Mrs. Jane Pohl
Rust and Mrs. Arthur Godfrey;
Orange County. Mrs. S. c. Clark,
jr.. and Mrs. Iselin Morgan; Kes-
wick, Mrs. w. Haggin Perry and
Mrs. Alexander Rives, and Pied
mont, Mrs. A. c. Randolph and
Paul Mellon.
A tentative schedule of horse
shows for the Capital area this
season follows:
April l. Casanova Hunt show anc
hunter trials, Casanova, Va.
9-North End show. Chevy Chase, Md.
15-Farmington Spring show. Farmins'
'a assWsuourban Hunt show. Annandale
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Gar Credit Gridders
Sturt Drills Sunduy

The Car Credit football team
Metropolitan League unlimited
champion for the last four years,
starts spring practice Sunday at
1880 pm. at EdgeWood Play
ground.
Candidates for the team are
invited to dial Coach Subatina
De Leonibus, Randolph 1927, or
to appear at the practice. De
Leonibus says that ability and not
seniority will determine places on
his team.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Maryland VFW Tourney
Starts Friday NIGHT

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maryland State basketball tour
nament will get under way Friday
night with a pair of exhibition
games at the Montgomery Blair
High School gym.
All-American Post, Washington
champion. will play Post 1862, de-
Tending Maryland titlist at 8 pm.
following a 7 o'clock girls game
between the Venture Club and
the Silver Spring w. and P. Club
Evening star., 1950-03-22

at the National
Capital S k e e t
Club. The star
was Dot Lind,
known far and
wide as the
modern Annie
Oakley.
With a bor-
r o W e d pistol.
held any old
way. she broke
a succession Of
t a r 6 e is with
skill that any
m q n W o VI q
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Former Cunudien Dies

MONTREAL, Mar. % (P1.-Leo
Gaudreault, 48. former player
with the Montreal Canadiens of
the National Hockey League. died
yesterday. He also played with
the Providence Reds in the Amer
lean Hockey League.
Evening star., 1950-03-22

Those Of you planning fishing
hunting or canoeing trips in Can
ada this year will find the new
120-page booklet compiled by the
Canadian National Railways ex-
tremely helpful. This booklet,
complete with map of Canada, not
only lists the outstanding hunting
and fishing areas of Canada, but
outlines "a suggested canoe trips
In various provinces. All Cana
dian National Railways passenger
Offices in the United States have
been supplied with these booklets
for public distribution.
The Washington players train
ing at Orlando are getting in 6
bit Of Florida fishing along with
their baseball practice, according
to recent reports. Mickey Harris
Fred Baxter and Billy and Jimmy
Robertson, nephews of Clark Grit
fifth, lost fish they hooked. How.
ever, several dolphin were landed
by members Of the party.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
By Ben MeEIwee

In a match that may decide the
Major District Duckpin League
pennant race, leading Hendris
Steak House and second-place
: Miller-Wrenn Furniture of Ar
lington square off at 7:30 tonight
at King Pin.
Hendrix enters the fray with g
five-game lead. In four previous
matches, Miller -Wrenn won three
straight by 2-l decisions before
losing by the same margin the
last time out. It's the final meet
ing of the season for the two
crack combinations.
In other clashes as the final
series in the city's strongest bowl
ing circuit git underway third
place Covington Motors and Fat
Boy Restaurant fire at Greenway
Morris Miller Liquors and Valley
Forge Beer at Lafayette and H. B
Leary and Winchester Packard at
Clarendon.
Russ Spilman OF Winchester
Packard with top average Of 12I
for 81 games will strive to stay
ahead of Cletus Pannell. the Mil.
ler-Wrenn ace. who trails by II
pins with a 1861 mark for 7s
games.
The flag chase tightened in the
Automotive League when paceset.
ting Parkway Motors, despite 81
win from Haley's, had it's lead cut
to one game when second-place L
S. Julien, Inc. whitewashed Lee D
Butler, Inc. Bill Minson's 1854 sci
was high for the Parkway quin1
which has won 80 of it's last 8;
games. Bob Schneider and Hert
Rice each bowled 369 for the
charging Julien outfit. Newton.
lat high single gave Chernel
Motors a 81 win from Arcade
Pontiac while Gress' 375 set wa.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Baseball Injury FotoI

WINFIELD. Kans., Mar. % (P).
Walter Zorn, 81, Closter, N. j.,
student at St. Johns College
here. died in hospital yesterday
after being struck on the temple
by a ball in a baseball game.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
OUTDOORS

We've seen a lot of plain and
fancy pistol and rifle shooting in
our day, but nothing like the ex-
hibition put on Monday afternoon
Evening star., 1950-03-22

Fifteen years ago Primo
Camera was matched with Joe
Louis. young Detroit heavy
weight, for a 15-round bout at
Yankee Stadium June 10Th.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
Louis Leaves April |

NEW YORK, Mar. % (P.-Joe
Louis will leave April l on an ex-
hibition tour of Latin America, a
representative Of the ex-heavy-
weight champion said today.
Evening star., 1950-03-22
West Virginia Schedules
Three New Grid Foes
Nv the Assoeiofad Rraxa


MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Mar.
22.-Three new opponents will be
met by West Virginia University's
1850 football team which will play
10 games.
The schedule:
September 90, Western Reserve: 80.
Washington and Lee at LynchburE, Va:
october :. at George Washington: IA. at
vienna; November Ioaas at Pit,s5uryh M vf at al
Penn State; Is, Maryland, and rs, Texas
Western at Fl Paso, Tex.
Evening star., 1950-03-22

The fishing party put on last
Sunday by Washington Ike Wal
tonians was a huge success. All
told. nearly 1000 men, women
and children dunked lines in the
Evening star., 1950-03-22
With Bill Leetch

waters Of Aliens Fresh after yellow
perch.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nordlinger
have been spending the past week
in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

-HGrrtS-E10tng Photo.
The Dulin Methodist Church in
Falls Church was the scene OF
the wedding yesterday Of Miss
Jacqueline Alma Shelton ana
Sergt. William Lawrence Reeves.
The Rev. Herbert s. Southgate
and the Rev. G. G. Oliver Off
ciated. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Shelton
and the groom's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. william H. Reeves.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Vocotions

Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith Sig
mund left Wednesday to spend
the summer at their cottage In
Ventnor, N. j.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Tokonnu Pork-Si|ver Sprinq

organist Of the Foundry Meth
odist Church, was the guest OF
honor at the musical and played
several selections of piano music
during the evening.
Next week, Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson will entertain for theil
son. Mr.. John A. Thompson, who
will return from his work as q
student at Northwestern Univer-
sity. Mr.. Thompson will have one
of his classmates at Northwestern
with him over the week end.
Mrs. Chalmers Cooper is plan
ming a short vacation trip during
June as soon as the school term
closes when she will leave fol
Myrtle Beach, S. c.. where she will
attend the meetings of the South
Atlantic regional conference ot
the American Association of Uni
versity Women.
Col. and Mrs. John Lemp are
planning a buffet supper on the
18th-an outdoor party. weather
permitting-and their guests viii.
be the members of the board OF
the Vassar College alumnae oI
Washington and the officers of the
Reserve Officers Training Corps
who serve with Col. Lemp.
| LILLIAN ARTHUR.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

Two birthday parties, guests
from out Of town, a dinner party
for IA guests and the festivities
associated with the closing of the
school year have given Represen-
tative and Mrs. Harold o. Lovre
OF South Dakota busy week.
On Monday afternoon, 15-year-
old Carmen Lovre celebrated her
birthday with party for rs OF her
classmates in school. On Tues
day, Representative and Mrs. Lovre
entertained at dinner for Senator
and Mrs. Karl Mundt. Wednes-
day, Linda, the youngest member
o. the family, celebrated her fifth
Dfrtnday and there was another
party for her and some of her
young friends.
Representative and Mrs. Lovre
expect to be in town all summer
with the exception of few weeks
in August when Mrs. Lovre and
the children may 60 back to their
home in Watertown, S. Oak. Their
vacation plans will depend to a
considerable extent on the ad-
journment of Congress. In any
event they will be back in Silver
Spring in time for the opening of
the fall term of school.
Miss Janice Lovre, the older
daughter, will be a sophomore at
the University of Maryland in
September and she was recently
elected secretary of the sophomore
class.
Mrs. e. F. Klinge will have
guests for luncheon and two tables
Of bridge on Thursday.
Mrs. John B. Thompson was
hostess at a small informal recep-
tion Friday for her music students
and their guests. Mr.. Carver, the
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Patricia Hayden
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Hayden
Of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Patricia Katherine. TO Mr.. Jerome
Powell. son of Mrs. ]. Eris Powell
Of Chevy Chase, and the late Mr.,
Powell.
Miss Hayden was graduated
from Trinity College and has just
returned from q European tour.
Mr.. Powell was graduated from
Georgetown University and
Georgetown Law School. He Is
an assistant United States at
torney for the District.
The wedding viii take place In
the fall.