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Evening star., 1950-02-23
BY the Assoeioied Press

LEXINGTON. KY, Feb. 23.-
Kentucky shoots for its 83d
straight basketball triumph on its
home floor here tonight against
Xavier University of Cincinnati.
The Kentuckians are favored to
beat Xavier handily. They drubbed
the Musketeers in Cincinnati, So
Al. Kentucky has season record
of 20 victories and 4 losses, Xavier
Z and Is.
But right now Kentucky's vet
eran coach, Adolph Rupp. is in
terested in that 82-straight record
of his Wildcats, rated fifth ma
tionally in this weeks Associated
Press poll.
If any major college team can
match it, Rupp would like to hear
about it. If his ''boys" keep hit
ting, they'll post triumph No. "a
Saturday night when they close
out the regular season against
Vanderbilt, currently leading the
Southeastern Conference race.
Kentucky Is second in the SEC
race with a 1912 record against
Vandy's 11-2. Rupp's own record
is 405 victories against only 76
losses since he took over the coach
ing job here in 1880.
The last defeat of Kentucky on
Evening star., 1950-02-23
LITTLE SPORT
Beating by Knicks Dims Caps
Hopes in Jackpot Tourney

The Washington Capitols are
nearing the end of their National
Basketball Association schedule,
but their chances in the post-sea-
sen playoffs aren't what they used
to be. One of the favorites in
the Jackpot" tournament of previ-
Gus years. the Caps aren't expected
to be around long this time.
Unless something unexpected
happens. the Caps will battle New
York in the opening best two-out-
Of three series. The Knicker-
bockers concluded their mastery
over the Caps during the regular
season last night with an 1881
victory at New York. The Caps
beat the Knicks by 6 points in
December. but Coach Joe Lap
chicks crew walked off with the
other five games.
Caps Lose at Foul Stripe.
A crowd of 1000 disregarded
the snow to watch the battle at
the 69th Regiment Armory last
night. Actually the Caps whipped
New York on the floor, but the
free-throW line rescued the home
team. A total of IS personal fouls,
a. against Washington, marred the
contest.
Carl Braun. who set an NBA
record with 26 chances at the foul
line, paced New York with 38
points. Braun made 10 of his
charity tosses and 10 2-pointers
for his total.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Kentucky Seeks SD Straight
At Home in Playing Xavier

its home floor was by Ohio State
45-40, January 2, 1943.
Against Southeastern Confer
ence competition only. Kentucky
has compiled an even lengthier
Notwithstanding back II years
and as consecutive triumphs to a
loss to Tennessee by a single point
(30-29) in January, 1889.
Both of these consecutive-vic-
tory marks are believed to be ma
tional records for a major college
team. Kentucky's record was
compiled during seasons which saw
the team on the road about halt
the season. The Wildcats capped
last seasons play with the Ma
tlonal Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton championship.
Rupp points out the record was
not made through continuous
home play, with no travel, such
as New York teams schedule.
1--WE travel about IS, 900 to 18, ,0Oo
miles a year and meet the cream
of the Nations teams from New
York to New Orleans and through
out the Midwest and the South" I"
the veteran mentor noted.
Rupp says that playing on the
home floor gives the average home
team about an eight point ad-
vantage. Most authorities seem
to feel the advantage averages
between 8 and Is points.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Terps Taking 29 Men
To Track Meet Saturday

The University of Maryland will
be cunning for the Southern Con-
ference indoor track champion
ships Saturday with a squad of 20
men including two individual
champs and three-quarters Of a
titleholding mile relay team.
Coach Jim Kehoe and the squad
were to leave by bus for Chapel
Hill, N. c.. today.
Maryland's two Southern Con-
ference titleholders are Jim Um-
barger in the half mile and Bob
Palmer in the mile.
In addition three members Of
the crew which won the mile relay
at the conference championships
last year are still around. They
are Mario Salvanelli, Bob Brown
ing and George MCGOWAN. They'll
team with AL Buehler Saturday.
Palmer, who also holds the
Southern Conference cross-coun-
try crown, is entered in the 12-mile
and 2-mile races as we'll as the
mile.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Hoya Five Continues
On Comeback Trail
By Defeating Penn
Special Dispoteh 10 The Stor

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-George-
town Coach Buddy O'Grady s
fears that last weeks loss to
George Washington would ruin
the rest of the season for his team
have been dispelled by fashy
comeback triumphs against Get
tysburg and Penn.
The Hoyas defeated Penn, 1878
last night in the Palestra in Phil
adelphia as the two schools set a
new combined score record for
the Penn gym with their ISL
points.
Georgetown lost to G. w. in the
last S seconds in Washington,
after leading most of the way
and O'Grady said at the time
that it might prove a costly de-
feat, inasmuch as his team hardly
would be up" for seven straight
road games.
But the Hoyas came back to
beat Gettysburg Saturday after
trailing most of the way. and
tralled Penn at halftime, 1886.
John Brown has been the key
man for the Hoyas in both their
road triumphs. Again last night
the 6-foot-5 senior spanked the
Hoyas in the second half and was
high scorer for his team with 16
points. Tony Durmowicz was next
with II while Penn's Herb Lyon
was tops for the game with IS.
Georgetown plays Fordham here
tonight. with the Rams. con-
querors OF st. Johns last week,
Slieht favorjtes
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Perry Moss to Coach
At U. of Woshinoton
BY the Assoeiafed Press

SEATTLE, Feb. 23.-Perry Moss
former Illinois quarterback who
once was passed over by the Uni
versity OF Washington as a foot
ball prospect, is coming to Wash
ington as a coach.
Moss will assist Head Coach
HOWE Odell with the varsity
squad in the spring, then take
over as backfeld coach of the
freshman squad in the fall.
Moss piloted the Illinois team to
"a 45-l4 win over U. c. L. A. in
the 1947 Rose Bowl. Since grad
uation he played one year with
the professional Green Bay
Packers.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
MiI|igon Talks Berth
With Alliance CoIIeqe
BY the Associoted Press

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa.
Feb. 23.-Little Alliance College is
considering going in for football
"in bigger way" with Mike Milli-
gan, former coach at the Univer-
|sity Of Pittsburgh. repeatedly Of
fered the job of running things.
Judge Blair Gunther, president
of the Alliance Board of Trustees
talked with Milligan yesterday and
later announced:
"The entire conference was
merely exploratory. Some of oul
school officials are football-mindeo
and eager to go into the sport ir
a bigger way. They asked me tt
assemble data on costs, scholar
ships and so forth and report tc
them at the Board Of Trustees
meeting March 16 to 18. I believe
Milligan could put over the pro.
gram for U.s."
Milligan declined comment.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Big Don Often. the Caps newly
acquired center, scored II points
while Player-Coach Bob Feerick
dumped in Is and Fred Scolari
collected II to give the Caps three
double-flgure scorers. Braun was
the only New Yorker to hit the
twin figures.
The Caps enjoy an off day to-
day and will travel to Boston to
battle the Celtics tomorrow night.
Tie for Western Lead.
Anderson and Indianapolis,
meanwhile. are tied for the lead
in the Western Division, following
Anderson's 90-81 victory over
Coach Red Auerbach's Tri-City
BlackhaWks last night. Indian
apolis was idle.
Minneapolis registered its 14th
straight victory and it's Oath con-
secutive win at home with a 100
81 trouncing of st. Louis. George
Mikan scored % points for indi-
vidual honors.
Baltimore dumped Waterloo,
84-77. at Waterloo. The Bullets
need all the victories they can get,
for they are battling Philadelphia
and Boston for the final Eastern
Division playOff berth
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Bowler Makes Coed on Boast
In Winning Heart Fund Event

166 in a 407 set as Hendrix beat
Winchester the first game, 670 to
613, and after Stott decided the
middle skirmish, 592 to SOL, Frank
Carter's 157 and Gene Hargett's S
ISL proved the clinchers in the
final, 500 to sos.
Paul Jarman's 147-415 and Bub
Guethler's 405 were the big blows
as Miller -Wrenn shot games of
627, 613 and GIT. Jack Talbert' S
162-413 and Tony Santini's 1872
404 were high for Morris Miller.
Frank Micalizzi's 149 and Ais
featured as Valley Forge Beer
BANKED Covington Motors. Jack
Bar,zley's 14I-42o and Dick sDu-
naj's 406 led in Fat Boy Re 3au-
rants 81 win from II. B. Leary
Bros. Al Terrys eight-pin count
on sp2re enchled Leary to win
the middle game on a rolloff after
Anchorman Perce Wolfe had tied
it up with 166. Sonny Weldon
continued his pinspilling rampage
with 422 for Leary.
Russ Spilman, Winchester Pack
ard, boosted his top average to
126-70 for rs games with a 1896
while runnerup Cletus Pannell,
Miller r-Wrenn, although lifting his
mark to 126-47 with 387 fell %
pins behind.
King Pin, with a 80 victory over
Duffy's Tavern which tied the
losers for second place. has moved
into the Minor District League
pennant picture. Ralph Pistol
starred with 148 and Alb as King
Pin ran its winning streak to nine
games and 81 of the last "a bowled.
Leading Mann's Decorators, with
a 81 win from Price Motors, due
to the Duffy's setback, spurted to
a three-game lead. Fourth-place
Willis Builders. led by George
Toth's 404 set. beat Sellers Plumb
ers, FL. Al Cissell of Willis lifted
his top average to 1862 with a
384.
Charley Zimmerman, in helping
Stewarts's Camera Shop sweep
Powell Radiator with 154 and 428,
hiked his second high average to
125-15 for IS games. George
Schmid's 398 spanked Arcade Pom
tiac's 80 win from Prosperity
Cleaners while Mark Waldron's ISL
in a 397 gave Ice Palace a 81
edge over PetWorth.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Santa Anita
From paua Ct

last year. But he has raced here
only once this season, winning
a sprint tuneup, and thus looms
as a question mark when going
against a well-conditioned Ponder
and Two Lea and the ever threat
Iening Citation.
Moor Also Threat.
Moor, the Howard hope of du-
plicating the two previous
triumphs scored under his silks ir
the handicap-by Seabiscuit ir
1910 and Kayak II the year before
established himself as a rea,
threat in the San Antonio Handi-
cap February IA. Ponder won
the race by length over Citation
and Moor was a mere half-length
behind Citation and challenging
doggedly.
That was at a mile and one
eighth. Citation packed 13t
pounds. Ponder 1913 and Moor ia
The big handicap is at mile and
one quarter, Citation carries 1872
Ponder, 124 and Moor, 100. Il
distance and weight make a diff.
ference. Moor gains and the two
TOP Callmets lose
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Major League Clubs
Sign 9 More Players;
.68 Still Out Of Fold
By the Associotad Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-With
just one week to go before major
league teams begin spring train
ing chores, the front Offices today
had the problem of signing SO
players.
Forty-nine American Leaguers
and 19 National League players
still are outside the fold.
Nine players put the ink to the
documents in the last "a hours
including two members of the
Brooklyn Dodgers. Latest to
come to terms with Brooklyn were
Outfelder Gene FermanSki and
Pitcher JACK Banta. That left
Pitchers Rex Barney and Clar-
ence Podbielan and Infelder
Bobby Morgan still unsigned.
Brissie Accepts Terms.
The Philadelphia Athletics re-
ported that Pitcher Lou Brissie
who won 16 and lost II games
last year, had agreed to terms
reported to call for about $4,000
Five other AS still are out, the
most important listed as Bob Dill
linger, third sacker.
Detroit finally got Outfielder
Vic Wertz on the line, repeatedly
for $4,000. This still left Pitch
ers Hal Newhouser, Fred Hutchin-
son and Paul Calvert and Out
fielder Hoot Evers unsigned.
The Cleveland Indians reported
three signers, Infielders Herb
Conyers, Ray Boone and Al Rosen.
But six Indians still are on the
warpath, including Catcher Jim
Hogan, Pitchers Bob Lemon and
Red Embree and Infelder Johnny
Berardino.
Pollet Still Unsigned.
Rookie Pitcher Don Carlson,
23-year-old right handler from
Denver, was the last of the Chi
.cago Cub holdouts to agree to
terms.
At the same time, the St. Louis
Cardinals signed Pitcher Bill
Reeder, leaving one player on the
holdout list - star Southpaw
Howie Pollet.
The Cards said the next move
was up to Pollet. At Houston,
Pollet said he would remain away
from the training camp at st.
Petersburg, Fla, until he has
signed.
Other clubs reported nothing
from the signing line.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
v. P::I. Keeps Track Title
In State Big Six Meet
BY the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Feb.
ga victory in the final mile
relay event here last night gave
Virginia Techs Gobblers their
second consecutive State Big Six"
track championship.
The Gobblers tailed 27 points
in the meet to turn back the de-
terlnined challenge Of v. M. l..
which scored 25. Other scorers
were Virginia with Is, William and
Mary with Is and Washington and
Lee with IL.
Two performers turned in dou-
BILE victories. Tech Sophomore
Jack Gale OUTRAGED all comers in
both the high and low hurdles,
and William and Mary's Sam
Lindsay copped both the half
mile and mile runs.
Gale and the Tech relay team
of Bob Beach. Stuart Johnson,
Sterling Wingo and Chuck Ford
furnished the Gobblers with their
only clearcut first places. but they
piled up points on seconds and
thirds.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
GIobetrotters to Pluy
New York CeItics Here

The Harlem Globetrotters, who
had their victory string stopped
at 113 games by the Minneapolis
Lakers Tuesday night before 21.-
666 fans in Chicago, will take or
the New York Celtics next Tues
day night at Uline Arena.
The Trotters, who helped draw
5000 fans to Uline earlier this
season. will play in the nightcar
of a twin bill starting at $3.50
o'clock. The first game will pit
the New York Renaissance team
against the Philadelphia Sphas.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Princeton S Sp|urge
Comp|icates Choice
OF Tourney Team
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Prince-
ton, unheralded and unsung at the
start of the basketball season, is
sweeping all before it in the Ivy
League.
Not only that. but the Tigers are
making it more difficult for the
District NCAA Selection Com
mittee to name a team for the
post season tourney.
The Tigers nosed out Yale, ST.
40. for their seventh straight league
victory last night. Beaten only in
their first league tilt by Columbia,
Princeton now has a I'll league
mark against Yale's 6-3 and Co.
lumbia's 5-3. They virtually can
sew up the title by beating Yale
again in a return game on Sat-
urday.
It was Princeton fourth straight
victory by two points. Previously
it had nicked Cornell 51-49; Co.
Ilumbia, 5o-48, and Cornell again,
44-42.
The District 2 NCAA Selection
Committee has decided to wait un-
til all regular season schedules are
completed when all eligible teams
will be considered.
Villanova, which represented
the district last year, seems to
have the inside track at the mo-
ment, but c. c. N. Y, Canisius,
|Duquesne, La Sale, Syracuse, St.
Johns Of Brooklyn. and now
Princeton probably will be given
consideration.
Villanova. sparked by Paul
Arizin's 81 points, trampled Ha-
waii. 8o-56 in Philadelphia
Army nicked Colgate, 50-48, on
Tom Boydston's field goal in the
last two seconds while Penn State
rallied from 20-33 deficit to up
set Temple, 66-61.
Mississippi surprised Alabama
61-52. and Georgia Tech beat Au-
burn. 61-53, in the Southeastern
Conference. In the Southern
Conference Washington and Lee
nosed out Richmond. 72-70, and
Davidson took Furman, 68-5S.
Arizona kept its border con-
ference slate clean by whipping
New Mexico. 7l-62.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Morgorito Is in Dark
If Harvard Wants Him

Georgetown Football Coach Bob
Margarita says it is news to him
that he is in line for the vacant
Harvard grid coaching job. A New
York columnist reported yester-
day that Margarita would succeed
Art Valpey who recently resigned.
I have not applied for the job
and nobody has contacted me
about it," he said. Margarita, who
played with Brown University and
the Chicago Bears, was assistant
coach at Harvard for two years
under Dick Harlow before coming
to Georgetown.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Irish-Miomi Grid Game
In 1852 Held Certain
By the Associoted Press

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 23.-Andy
Gustafson, University of Miami
football coach, says a Notre
Dame Miami football meeting in
the Orange Bowl in 1852 lis prac-
tically certain"
I'VE are hoping to bring Notre
Dame here for the final games of
the season in 1852 and 1883"
Gustafson said. Whether they
will agree to a 1858 game I don't
know. but I'd say the 1852 game
is practically certain"
December 2 has been picked as
tentative date for the 1852 con-
test.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Madison Boys Quintet
Honored at Bunouet

The Madison boys basketball
team, champion of the 12-year- -old
and under section Of the Arlington
Athletic Recreation Association
was honored at banquet at Falls
Church.
Coach Herman Ball of the Red
skins presented each boy with a
miniature basketball. Team men,
bers are: Butch Ebert, Jim Butler,
Doug Walker. Roger Walker, Dave
Smith. Frank Giambattista. Frank
Partlow, Larry Cohn, Butch
Younger, Dan Capper. Bob Reeves,
Dick O'Bannon, AL Stokes, Rich
ard Craig and Duane Hickman,
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Fort Myer South Post
Reaches 18th Round

Headquarters Company, Fort
Myer. South Post, was in the
spotlight today as the Military
District of Washington's company
level basketball tournament went
into the fourth round. The South
Post team has three straigl,. vic.
tories after outscoring Cavalry
Detachment, Fort Myer, 1857
yesterday.
In other games Arlington Hal
Station edged Engineer Heavy
Equipment Company, 37-35 anc
V1nt Hill Farms of Warrenton
Va. trounced Company F, Seconc
Battalion, Third Infantry, Fort
McNair, 69-31.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Rhode Defeats Angel
In Mat Show Feature

Dutch Rhode, who now goes by
the name Of Mature Boy" had
a short night last night at
Turner's Arena, beating the Super
Swedish Angel with a body press
in eight minutes. 1t was the fea-
ture match on the weekly wrest-
ling program.
In other matches, Ken Acklis
took "a minutes to depeat Irish
Jack Kelly; Tony Morelli and Ace
Freeman grappled to a Commute
draw; Jesse James tossed Jack
Curry in II minutes. and Mustafa
Chasmek subdued George Bruck-
man in % minutes.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Thomas and Castillo
Signed for Ring Bout

Pat Thomas. District feather
weight with a knockout punch,
will take on Ray Castillo Of Cuba
in one of four eight-rounders on
the Turner's Arena boxing card
Monday night.
Another eight-rounder will pit
Herbie (Biff) Jones against Man
uel Bizon of Brooklyn. Jones has
won Is of his last 16 bouts. Gene
Smith, who has won six straight
and New York's Al Winn will face
opponents yet to be named in
other co-features.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Giles Contract With Reds
Is Extended to 1856

CINCINNATI, Feb. % (P.-The
Cincinnati Reds yesterday handed
General Manager Warren Giles a
brand-new contract that will run
until November l, 1856. Giles,
who also is president of the club,
accepted.
Giles old contract would have
carried until November l, 1851,
but Powell Crosley, jr., owner of
the Reds, said he was very happy
with the administration Of the
ball club"
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Weldon, Former Redskin
Named School Coach
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PORTSMOUTH. Va, Feb. a.
Larry Weldon, former Washington
Redskins player, has been named
head coach of Cradock High
School.
A former three-sport star al
Presbyterian College, Weldon for
merly played and coached the
Portsmouth Cubs of the now de-
funct Dixie League. Later he
served as assistant backfield coach
of the Redskins.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
18 District Skaters
To Compete in Tourney

The Washington Figure Skating
Club will send l8 members to the
Eastern sectional championships
starting tomorrow at the Ice Ca
sino in Rye, N. Y.
Donald Laws, Middle Atlantic
senior mems champion. is the out
standing contender from Wash
ington.
Washington skaters will at
tempt to qualify for the national
championships here March 1925.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Pete Suchon to Coach
At Newport News School
BY the Associoted Press

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Feb. %.
Pete Sachon, former Catholic
University star, has been named
head football coach at Newport
News High School.
Sachon is now track mentor
and assistant grid coach at Wood
row Wilson High School, Ports
mouth.
He succeeds Lou Plummer, who
held the post three years.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Niehoff to Manage Selma
In Southeastern Leoque

SELMA, Ala. Feb. % (P.-Bert
Niehoff, a top-f1ight minor league
manager for nearly 80 years,
signed yesterday to pilot the
Selma Cloverleafs of the Glass B
Southeastern League this year.
Niehoff has managed pennant-
winning ball clubs in Mobile, At
lanta and Chattanooga in the
Southern Association; Oklahoma
City in the Texas League and Jer-
sey City in the international
League,
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Nursery Rhyme Horse

MIAMI.-The mythical horse of
the nursery rhyme was the in
spiration for the name Falada for
the two-year- colt which is the
favorite for this winters Hialeah
Juvenile Stakes.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Miner Teachers Beaten

Miner Teachers College alb
sorbed a 45-44 setback at the
hands of st. Augustine in a COL
lege basketball game yesterday at
Banneker Junior High.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
By Ben MeAIwee

Johnny Burger, Takoma's dy-
manic pinman, in capturing the
second annual George Washington
Handicap with a 7lS gross score
called the turn on himself.
One of the last to enter the
holiday benefit event at Hi-Skol
last night, which raised $116 fol
the Washington Heart Association
the irrepressible Minor District
Lacquer announced: I'll win this
one"
Bowling the tournaments high
sc"acch set of 626 with games OF
III, 1913, 140, 153 and Isl anc
aised by a 32-2in handi1ap
Burger heat out 1CG-cveragc .7,ec
Schwartz of the Silver G1-iIlg ii
day Night Commercial League fol
the 500 top prize by "a pins
Schwartz, rating a 66-pin spot
totaled 694.
Wally Sain of the leading Pepsi
Cola team in the Clarendon Major
League was third in a field of lie
with 60-682. Dale Valentine OF
Abe Povich's Brentwood Valet Ma
tional Capital League team was
fourth with 62-690.
Other prize winners:
Henry Thomas -tCoast and Geodetic
Survey, 96-6SS: James v. Brown. ST
Colonial Village Comm: :Tciall. S0-6S0; BOZ
Brown (Citizens hCsociation). l32-67H
Earl Jackson Chevy Chase COMMERCIAL, !,
l9t6Gss l96s Nelf4n Rv kprtH s,i1sp NqvaE spSnn GHn
6s-66S; James Qu!d.ey- ,Takoma,, 76..G ..Go7
Clint Waener 'H:n~ PIN: Gt-66h; Law
eTTe Vernon f'rtd Todd Mationa Sr' capifaD GS-sH$
Jack Mooney Pop Crawley), 5H-G5g
Stanley Markey CDept. Of Army. l12-65s
Howard Parsons major Districtl consola.
tion high set. Russ Spilman, 644: high
game. Elmer swartz, 162.
Winning the middle game by
one pin when Anchorman Lindsay
Stott came through in the clutch
with a l0-pin count on last-boH
strike, paved the way as frst-place
Hendrix Steak House whitewasheo
Winchester Packard with the sea-
sons second high team set of 1865
in the Major District League al
Clarendon last night.
The sweep enabled Hendrix tc
maintain a two-game lead when
second-place Miller -Wrenn Fur
niture routed Morris Miller Liquors
with 1877 set
Leadoff man Paul Perkins fired
Evening star., 1950-02-23
V. P. |. Names Line Coach

BLACKSBURG, Va. Feb. %
CP.-Lee Mckinney. former Uni
versity of Georgia football star,
has been named football line
coach at Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Pro Basketball

HNNEhICFfN LLHUOL'
Scranton 76 WilkesBarr
Schedule Tonight.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
syracuse at Denver.
Phtla delphia VS.. Boston at Providence.
Fort Wayne at St. Louis.
Waterloo at Sheboygan.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Scranton
Evening star., 1950-02-23
College Basketball
WASHINGTON AREA

American U. Western Maryland 81
GEORGETOWN 1S------- PENNSYLVANIA 73
Howard 81 Observation-Disclosures Lincoln Sc
Navy Rutgers As