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Evening star., 1950-03-23
Dick Button Opening Defense
of S. Skating Crown 7 odoy

Dick Button, king of the worlds
amateur figure skaters, headlined
today's program as aspirants for
United States crowns moved into
Uline Arena for the second ses-
sion of a four-day meet.
Button, Harvard sophomore
from Englewood, N. j., arrived
here only this morning. delaying
his departure from Harvard to
take regular classroom exami-
nation yesterday.
While Dick is expected to re-
tain the crown he has held since
1916, despite the opposition of
Hays Allan jenkins of Akron,
Ohio, c. Austin Holt and Richard
DWyer of Berkeley, Calf. an up
set may be brewing in the wom-
ems division.
Sonya Klopfer Close Second.
Troublemaker in the women's
department was Is year old
Sonya Klopfer, who finished sur
prisingly close to her fellow New
Yorker and reigning champion,
Yvonne Sherman, in yesterdays
school figure tests at Chevy Chase
Ice Palace, where the champion
ships got underway. With a score
of l003.7 points Sonya was only
four behind Miss Sherman.
Virginia Baxter of Detroit was
third with 978.5 points, followed
by Helen Geekie of st. Louis with
964.7 and Andra Mclaughlin of
Colorado Springs with 92O.5.
Compulsory school figures count
go per cent toward the title.
A new wrinkle will be introduced
tonight when skating officials use
a bit of fanfare and color to usher
in the contestants. Flags of IT
States and the District will be
paraded around the rink. contest
ants following their respective
State standards. Dallas bort, gen.
eral chairman of the champion
ships, will welcome the group and
the title scrap will be on in earn
est.
From today until Saturday
nights finale Washington fans
sitting in on the first national ice
skating competition ever staged
here are expected to see a fancy
brand of capers.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
&C. n. Y, Holy Cross
Favored in Openers
Of Eastern P|ayoffs
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Mar. %. - City
College of New York's fantastic
fuzz kids will open their bid for
college basketballs big double
tonight, haunted by the specter
of going stale" from overwork.
Nat Holman's energetic Beavers
who came from nowhere to win
the National Invitation title last
week, will meet Ohio States West
ern Conference champions in the
first game of the Eastern NCAA
playoffs at Madison Square Gar
den.
The second game of a sellout
program will send Holy Cross
against North Carolina State,
champion of the Southern Con-
ference, The tossup is at 8:15
pm. (EST.
Goes at Fast Pace.
c. C. N. Y. has been installed
"a 3l2-pont favorite, although
some are beginning to wonder how
long the Beavers can stand the
pace. Holy Cross is picked by 1l2
points.
. City's big, pepped-up sopho-
mores swept through the NIT
without hardly stopping for sec
ond wind, blowing out defending
champion San Francisco, Ken
lucky. Duquesne and Bradley in
order.
Holman said he isn't worried
about his athletes getting "chesty"
over their newfound success. He
is concerned that they may be
getting tired.
They've had a lot of basketball
for a bunch of unseasoned boys.
Only one member of the starting
lineup is a senior.
The same problem haunts
Coach Forrest Anderson, whose
Bradley Braves are favored to
win the Wetsern Division playoffs
opening at Kansas City tomorrow
night.
Bradley Also on the Run.
Bradley. the Nations top
ranked team, has had even more
basketball-and on the run, too
than c. c. NY. After losing in the
finals of the invitation, Bradley
had to rush out to Kansas City
and lick Kansas for the Fifth Dis
trict berth. Otherwise. the Braves
would have been outside looking in.
At Kansas City tomorrow night
Baylor the Southwest's co-cham-
pion, will play Brigham Young,
the Skyline Six champ, and
Bradley will take on U.C.L. A.,
Pacific Coast Conference ruler.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Caps Defeat Marks
End Of Great D. T..
Career for Feerick
By Bill Fuchs
Stor Stoff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-Robert
Joseph Feerick played his last
game for the Washington Caps
here last night. but when he quits
the Capital City to take over the
coaching job at Santa Clara Uni
versity. he will leave behind the
indelible mark of the perfectionist.
If pro basketball remains in
Washington. Feerick's name will
remain part of it. During his
four years with the Caps-the last
one as player-coach-he was truly
an outstanding basketball figure.
True, his one year as coach
of the team wasn't an overwhelm-
ing success. The Caps finished
third in the Eastern Division of
the National Basketball Associa-
ton with a record of 80 wins
against So losses. They were
knocked out of the post-season
playoffs, losing to New York in
Washington Tuesday night and
again in Madison Square Garden,
103-83, last night.
But. as Bones Mckinney,
Feerick's successor. points out:
What could any one expect
with all the injuries we had?"
Scolari Severely Hurt.
Feerick suffered all year with
a bad knee and Mckinney had
the same trouble. Chuck Gilmur
and John Norlander joined the
parade of sidelined stars, both
missing the important playoffs.
and, Ironically. Freddie Scolari
was helped off the floor last night
early in the third period with an
ankle injury that required hos
pital attention.
"Feerick did q lot for basket
ball in Washington" says Nc
Kinney. He was great; the all
time back court man of the game.
Remember that first year? He
made AZ per cent of his shots,
most of them from outside"
Feerick never took enough shots
to match the phenomenal totals
of the Mikans and Fulkses. But
on the floor he was the leader.
Some say he was the greatest
feinter in the game.
Feerick, who started his pro
career in Washington by captain
ing the Caps to 49 victories in so
games four seasons ago, ended
his season with his head in his
hands on the bench last night.
Loss of Scolari Fatal.
The Caps hopes vanished after
two minutes of the third period
when Scolari tripped over a chair
on the sidelines and had to leave
the game. The Caps trailed,
56-44. at that point. but Freddie
had hit for IA points and there
was plenty of time remaining.
But after Scolari had been
helped off the floor. the complexion
of the game changed completely.
1t was one blow too many for the
washington team which had
dropped heart-breaking 3-point-
er to the New Yorkers the night
before.
Even the crowd of about $500,
scattered around the immense
Garden, cooled off in enthusiasm.
The game was over at that point
and everybody knew it.
The Caps got off to a So lead
on two set shots by Scolari and
fouls by Chick Reiser and Chuck
! Halbert, but the Knicks caught
up and the race was on. New
(Ceo TADC Dooe To>
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Mats Manager
With
Pearce'sWork
HurIer's Performance
In Victory Over Yonks
Draws High Praise
By Burton Hawkins
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

WINTER GARDEN, Fla, Mar.
23.-From a trio of untested
rockies Bucky Harris today sought
additional strength for his WASH
ington pitching staff. now bright
ened by the promising but un-
spectacular conduct of gangling
Jim Pearce.
The Mats today were to tee of
against their Chattanooga farm
hands and to the mound Harris
dispatched Bob McChesney, Buzz
Dozier and Earl Davis hoping to
pluck passable performance
which might merit further con-
sideration for one of them.
Harris remains enthusiastic, but
not unrealistic, concerning the
possibility of the 6-foot-6 Pearce
making the tremendous leap from
Charlotte's class B club to the
majors. Pearce was clipped for
three runs in three innings yes
terday as the Mats walloped the
New York Yankees, 11-9, in an
eight-inning game, but Harris
prediction of fine future for big
Jim remained unaltered.
Pearce Needs Experience.
IF we acquire two or three
more experienced pitchers I'd like
to send Pearce out for more sea-
soning," said Harris. "but if We
don't get them he's likely to stick.
He has wicked overland curve
that's really rough on right
handed hitters.
He needs confidence and ex-
perience," Harris continued. He
should have another year in the
minors, but I'm going to take q
long look at him before we decide
what to do. He's definitely an
excellent prospect"
Pearce, nicked for four singles.
was harmed by brace of errors
one his oWn-as the Yankees
pried run from him in the sixth
inning and two more in the
eighth. What Harris liked par
ticularly was Pearce's display Of
poise in the eighth. when, with
the bases filled, Jim showed him
something. His first three pitches
to Hank Bauer in that situation
were balls, but he famed Bauer
on the next three pitches.
They didn't pound him." said
Harris. They touched him up q
little, but altogether I liked the
way he looked
Eagler to Make Grade.
Pearce is eager to make the
grade. I'm lucky to be here with
recommendation for the majors.
but here I am and I'm going to
give it all I have" he said.
Sure, I had a nice earned-run
average last year with Charlotte
and I lost some close games, but
I'm still awfully lucky to be in
spring training with a major
league team"
McChesney, a left-hander, was
to get his baptism under fire today
and a contract-probably with .
farm club-hung in the balance.
Third draft choice of the Philadel-
phia Eagles pro football team, Nc
(See MATS, Page C-3D
Evening star., 1950-03-23
.Priddy C|outing
Ball for Tigers;
Has as60utof7 7
Newcombe, Robinson
Expected to Play in
Dodger Game Today
BY the Associated Press

LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. 23.-
Gerry Priddy, the Detroit Tigers
100000 buy from the St. Louis
Browns, is hot in spring training.
Both at bat and at second base
Priddy has been disposing in fine
style of one of the Tigers major
1850 problems. His current hit
ting streak has run to six safeties
in seven times at bat.
SAN Understanding about
the weather of the Golden West
apparently isn't agreeing with the
Cleveland Indians. Five Tribes
men have colds.
Pitcher Bob Feller, Outfelder
Allie Clark and Coach Muddy
Ruel were feeling so bad that they
remained in Burbank last night
when the team came here.
Feller and Clark were confined
to their hotel rooms, but Ruel was
on hand as the club trounced the
st. Louis Browns, 14-6, yesterday.
Cleveland Centerfielder Truman
Tucker hit three singles and a
double.
The other ailing Clevelanders
are Manager Lou Boudreau and
Luke Easter.
VERO BEACH, Fla.-Don New
combe, who has had bad arm.
and Jackie Robinson, sidelined by
an ailing knee, were expected to
see action with the Brooklyn
Dodgers today in a game with the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Robinson said he'd play second
base IF the ground isn't too bad" :"
Newcombe, the teams mound ace,
hoped to show some of his 194o
form.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.-The New
York Giants. who had many pitch
ing problems last year. appeared
today to have at least three
moundsmen already in top form.
They are Dave Koslo. Sal Maglie
and Sheldon Jones. Maglie has
been steady all spring and yester-
day against Pittsburgh pitched the
last five innings without yielding
hit. Koslo gave up only three
as the starting finger. The Giants
won, 60. Jones, in 13 innings this
spring, has permitted eight hits
and not allowed an earned run.
CLEARWATER, Fla. - Manager
Eddie Sawyer has just about erased
any question as to who's or first
for the Philadelphia Phillies this
year.
Sawyer's decision to use Dick
Sisler in the outfleld against the
Detroit Tigers yesterday with
Eddie Watkins covering the initial
sack indicated Waitkus has won
back his old job for keeps.
Watkins, Sisler, Gran Hammer
and Dick Whitman hit homers as
the Cubs defeated San Francisco
6-5 yesterday.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
Connie Mack still is the main
(See TRAINING CAMPS, CO
Evening star., 1950-03-23

Button is regarded by most vet
eran skating fans as the greatest
figure skater in the games history,
but he has enough competition to
make it interesting for the gallery.
When he retained his world title in
London two weeks ago. Jenkins
finished third and Holt came lin
fifth. The 14-year1old Dick Dwyer,
however, is looked upon as But
tons ultimate successor if he con-
tinues to improve with age.
Ronald Robertson of Berkeley,
Calf, was out in front in the
novice mems division today and
shaped up as the ultimate winner
with 374.6 points to 1863 for David
H. Jenkins of Cleveland in school
figures competition. Robertson was
second last year.
VoetorJo,,,, roc,,1@r.
Evening star., 1950-03-23

(See GAPS, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Dawes Grill Winner

Dawes Grill beat the Malcolm
Scates All-Stars. 1854, last night
in the 153-pound division of the
AAU basketball tournament at
Eastern High gym. Jim Pantos
of the losers was individual high
scorer with "a points.
Evening star., 1950-03-23

(See TRAINING CAMPS, CO.
Evening star., 1950-03-23

on account of Southworth.
Probably never in the history of baseball
has club been so torn apart for manager
After 1948, when the Braves had won their
first pennant in "a years, Southworth sud-
denly found himself unable to handle his
squad. He came here last March as an edgy,
irritable little man and soon the Braves as
sumed the same characteristics.
Some of the Braves were feuding with
Billy, at least to the extent of exercising an
independence that displeased Southworth. To
the transient trend chaser it wasn't evident
but among nearly half a hundred members
Evening star., 1950-03-23

H-Tg a.m.-SenlOr mems hgures.
1850 p.m-Junior ladies figures
ing).
s:45-9:30 p.m-senior ladies (irst
skating).
9:30-1O:10 p.m.-senior pairs FIRST
skating).
skating}.
10:45-11 p.m-Fours (first skating).
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Win, Lose, or Draw
BiIIy-on-the-Spot
By FRANCIS SIAM
Stor Stoff Correspondent

BRADENTON Fla, Mar. 23.-This Is big year for Billy
southworh the Boston Braves Here and there
efovers from the National League championship club OF
last Spring. but there great strangers to Boston
bic t1rnou
Evening star., 1950-03-23

of the Boston sporting were some who sened unrest
Finally hitting tabloid coumnist broke the story that
Southworth's team ridden by dissension
club route North and officials promptly denied
report but there kernel of truth in it because
Southworth what called breakdown before
the season home. The Braves finished
a tepid fourth.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
NY Hardest Hitting Tenn

The announced 1t would stick by Southworth
resoutely trading selling releasing players
the Winter. AL stanky Bill Voiselle
and Phil Mast Clyde Shoun and Nelson Potter Bill
sakeld and Red Barrett jeff Heath and Johnny Beazey
Jim Russell and Marv Rickert all of them left.
Most of these players the hill but few
combination. The suspicion that ultimately all of the
anti -Southworth gone
Billy's club, by his admission, is the hardest
hitting managed chiefly Willard
change for the Dark-Stanky combination. With Elliott
Reer Torgeson Del Crandal they give the
Braves punch
Southworth Looks Fit and Ready
But the big story in the Braves camp at the moment is
Southworth He's spot If he can't control his this
year. Blys probably finished big league manager No
owneror of ownerscan continually break ball
club to suit the manager, not pilot who's four
pennants at ST. Louis and Boston
southworth looks fit and ready for He's
weight since he left the Braves last mid in
fit of dependency He doesn't mention his 94s difficulties
there disposition the part of visitors to bring
up the topic AS result things have been going along SWIM
mingy so far.
that's way seemed Spring. too-outwardly
wasn't until camp broken that it was written
that some OF Bys players in revolt which less
was borne out by the rash of deals last Winter
Troubles Follow His Successes
Most OF the bographers Bradenton however look for
southworth to back Ive for years." said
veteran writer II knew Billy as player and as coach
and manager knew him when he overinduged and when
he quit and notice that troubles invariably seem to follow
his great successes.
Maybe he can't handle WELL but put him on the
defensive and he's tough to beat
And he's the defensive now," concluded the man. His
pennant winner all torn apart Now he's got club
one with lots OF power that cost great money
and one that built by trading off
base combination"
Evening star., 1950-04-26
CLASSY CLINTON. MD. HOME

TtHI. CHI WI. '1gUV VII III
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & co. -2T
CLASSY CLINTON, MD, HOME
HORSESHOE DRIVE
Lovely, modern det. brick on nearly
l acre of land. g large rms. tile
firepl in liv rm storm doors and
windows; large kit. Nice neighbor-
hood. Only Sl3.950. Easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
REALTORS, Ii. 1887 TIL 9-27
1916 31st AVE, WEST HYATTSVILLE
5-room and bath brick bungalow.
yrs. old; near shopping and trans
portation: finished attic, full bsmt.,
rec. room, auto. heat; attractive
terms. Mr. Harrington. SH. 1913.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
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HOME IN COIINTRY

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AhExaNDR1A-HuNTINGroN- HI: asf6i - $3.50
nice lot; almost new. TIE, 1882 ewes.
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ARIiNGToN NO. 514-a-story. .
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SILVER SPRING, $15,s50"
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SILVER SPRING, $23, ,750"
2-story brick on an acre OF level,
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 5555, SH. 1878 Till 9 PM.
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coM'L PRoP.-sAlE tcers.

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A NJ ROTH. RE 1850 -
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STORES FOR RENT

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DENTIST OR DOCTOR
5-rm, suite in part or whole. 1924
rem. ave. Sc. excellent better
class neighborhood. reasonable rent;
long term lease available. T. d.
BURGESS, VI, 2s02: after 5. VI,
5l3O.
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KENWOOD
1St TIME OFFERED

ISL 1INIE OF EHED
Beautiful construction and a feeling
of SpaciousneSs, combined with the
compactness of a small house, makes
this an outstanding listing in this
attractive community The lot 4,
unusually large, providing q beau
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built-in corner cupboard, breakfast
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library and powder room on Isl
hoor; 2nd floor contains 3 double
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attic: paneled recreation room with
nrepl., maids rm. and bath, in bsmt
Gear garage, 2-way hot-air, hot
water heating system. found only In
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financing possible.
For appointment to inspect, call Mis-,
Mcmahon, with
John r. de Sibour & Co.
MI. 63OO: Eyes nII nnhR Or
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'ALKER e DUNLOP
BRICK BUNGALOW

SILVER SPRING-SlU,25U
A splendid 5-room brick bungalow
located in the heart of Silver
Spring: should go GI with $500 cash
down and S62 per month. includ-
ing taxes and insurance, to q vet
eran: two twin-size bedrooms, bath.
living room. dining room, kitchen
and large utility room, all on one
floor: large storage attic and garage:
civilian terms. $4,000 cash and $3.50
per month. Call Mr.. Russell. GE,
1887 evenings.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, NC.-1b2o K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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SUNSET TERRACE
GIT UED CDDTNG

Modern 6-rm, 1h-bath brick CO.
lonial less than 2 yrs. old, beauti-
fully decorated; n blk to transp
This home has Venetian blinds
throughout, a full clean bsmt. with
outside entrance, storage attic, and
Is situated on a lge. level lot
Shown by appt. only. Call Mrs
Gavin. with JAMES L. DIXON d
CO, 1929 18th st. NV, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-04-26

SmAI! store cpp kalehts Of Colum-
bus and Uulon Hills suitable Tor
SHOEMAKER, valet, uauar store. frozen
CGStagd. etc Ma 9-4S