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Evening star., 1951-05-06

DHEWOOD .. d
YOUNG LADY
TO ASSIST IN cH1LDRENs DEPT.
APPLY
A. & N. TRADING co,
sol D st. NV. %
TRAINEES for electronic assembly,
no experience required. JACOBS
! MIsNSSddRRpMENT SdRTMNH GO, Bethesda, Nd.
lions. offers oppor. for spare time
income; own dresses as bonus to
housewives h9as For details phone AP.
1;I's e5H' or Md write P O. Box 53a' Hyatts-
PART-TfSE xlIif' FIN BOOKKEEPING Tl9 ma
chine operator. National Cash Reg
lister 5000; accounts receivable. ex-
per-; hrs, 6 pm: to 9 pm. daily,
81 hLAekzsToNr ssK S5S fESk1sf A25g Mrs i4d4 EpD2
HoUsEWIvEs-white, earn as much
as IS for 2 hours daily telephone
survey work from your own home.
Apply in person, MILLER s MUSIC
STORE SS.9R 1898 6 st. NV. $50 to
experienced; care Of 2 children. ages
3 and 4; no housework. Recent
MIDDLE AGE WOMAN-White. live
IN in plus G q salary; 3 children to care
A WOMAN Know Joined the com
pany I represent in order to earn
the price of fur coat, intending
to, chuck the job the minute she
achieved her ambition. That was 5
years age; Today she is still on the
her, shore room, both bought out
of her earnings. If you have initia-
tive and prefer being your own boss
to clock punching: 1 can show you
how you can duplicate my friends
before g, Monday before noon.
SPARE TIME stenographic and cler-
ical; assist fiction writer in writing
and general correspondence; resi-
hourly, rate. time available, back
g-"nnd and why lob appeals. Box
ATTRACTiVE WOMAN over e5. capa-
Bile meet public; S45 to 500; 5-day
wk. Call JA. 5-64l6 or ST O3s6
PART-TlME POSITION a hours for
well-educated woman. 30-55: bus
mess experience unnecessary: PTA
or Red Cross work helpful; will
pay 5000 or better. Personal in
terview arranged. Give phone. Write
P o. Boy 1904. D. c.
ATTRACTIVE POSITION open at once
with Marshall Field-owned enter
prise for an ex-teacher, subteacher
or one especially interested in chill
dren; age 25-55: pleasant person.
ality; at least a high school >educa-
tion; permanent position. For D. c.
interview. write fully to H. pHATIN
P. o. Box 6110, Chicago. I'll. state
age. education, phone number.
PART-TIME TYPIST, high school
graduate under s5: I hrs, per day.
wk Phone RE. mi. IS
NICE HOME to lady in exchange
for light duties; must like children;
plenty free time; eountry-city living;
.TTn snail .faIvy salary obFs,Se AP Gas,
woman who likes to deal with the
public, to serve as lerk-receptionist
ditions and pleasant environment;
must have tipping ability. neat ap-
! pearance. good personality; vacation,
sick leave. social security benefits.
Apply in person at personnel office.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
EXPERIENCED HELP. for part-time
Call JE. 3-7447, for interview.
WANTED women (white) expert
| enced cook and g.h.w.. to share at
tractive apt: full-time man also en-
pioyed; wages. S35 wk. ea. Elmwood
INTELLIGENT : APPEARING YOU'VE
LADY; 8-12 mornings; references
| Cal ! pm. NATIONAL AIRPORT
YOUNG LADY. exper. In dry clean.
ing establishment; good hours: good
| pay. SH. HOO
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tional organization; centrally located
ir-conditioned offiee; company ben
ents including disqualification good
& BRADSTREET. INC. Room 323.
Washington Bldg. 18th and New
York ave. NV s
TYPIST CLERK = Girl Friday for
small contractors Office and retail
store; light duties: an older person
acceptable; ~ days; $40 per week.
TYPIsT- -CLERK-S221 mo. to start;
must type 90 w.p.m.; 5-day, 4O-hr
/. Wk.; 20 days vacation leave. Apply
Rm 400 Tower Bldg, 14th and
TYPIsT-oFFIcE ASSISTANT, ey.
spec. Offices 5la-day week. 90; sos
TYFPisT FITS ST -sTENoGRApaER, ;'5elai HER part time
In Conn. ave. engineering Office;
please state particulars. Reply to
Box 29-A. Star.
WAITRESS. 4 pm. to midnight Good
NoWLANDf'ss REsTAuRART, I1ti AZ ofiNeS; New
York ave. and Bladensburg rd. ne
WAITREss. White, saf s'"ilHil high class tea
so should live in vicinity; experience
not necessary. SH. 1901,
MATTRESSES, exper.. neat appear
ance: day and night work; very good
s5R5hFs %ooDs RAgR AAsRly "a z 0f!San stS St DAG:
WAITRESS WANTED. experienced;
good wages. room and board, tips.
Waldorf 3sll, Waldorf. Md. --12
WAITRESS for day shift; excel cond.
Apply GEORGES CAFE. 9l2 R., I.
WAITRREtsss. white, s p.m.-1 an m;
gooo salary. good tips, Apply LONG
FELLOW FOOD SHOP. 1921 Colo
wSiTREss, AT Iss niSi white. experienced. ID for
refined restaurant; no nights. no no
SUNDAYS. coUNE's REsTAuRANT'
wxIrREss. H,T white. experienced: ID DAY
IorEa I Sundays of; good tips. Apply
PARk Pfssfsrt REEsTAURANT' + III 1888 Mt.
WAITRESS. white. night work. Ap-
ply in person. THE PENGUIN RES
TAURANT. 1918 18th st. Sc. -5
WAITRESS, asl1 white; must be depend
SMILING sN1I NC BUDDHA REsTAuRANTis.
WAITRESS, thoroughly experienced
and competent; excellent tips. pleas
ant WORKING conditions. WAKEFIELD
,,I ,RIsEs.S5IIAuRANT 1859 Conn. ave. S
perience SAND BAR RESTAURANT.
l123 l4th st. NV. %
WAITRESS. night work; good pay.
BASSIN'S GRILL. 1920 Wisconsin
aye; Bethesda, Md. OIL. $3.50, q
MATTRESSES, experiences. oolored;
WAfTREssEs part time5MFrom tin
II an: to pm: Closed Sundays
BERENs RESTAURANT. 626 E st
MATTRESSES t2>. must be exper.
willing to work. otherwise do not
Ta1EERNA TpaH1E ADpy sss IN coPsmSIs PsrsSn; i FoYAI
MATTRESSES e or 81, white; S25 wk
wages; tips guaranteed: room and
board. Only experienced and at
tractiye need apply. Al CAFE AND
HOTEL. Quantico. Va. Triangle 1871
MATTRESSES IA. attractive and
hours, IL am. to 8 pm or 2:30 D m.
to II pm. Apply Room 205. WASH
INGToN NATIONAL AIRPORT. "a
MATTRESSES 2). must be exper :.
MATTRESSES. over 21, experienced
Apply in person, $500 Ga. ave. n Nv,
MATTRESSES. experienced. Ma.
POLEoNS RESTAURANT, 264a
Conn. ave. between 4 and IL pm
MATTRESSES. exp. only; preferabl,
in sea food; good working condi.
tions and earnings. Apply in per
sSE SERs 10 sER An E Fo2p PM asst s. Kgsa ;5a;
Branch I'd. Silver Spring, Md.
MATTRESSES, white. over 2i; II
am. to 5 pm: 5 pm. to IL pm.
l Good salary and tipes. Call UN
-2U0o: 3
Evening star., 1951-05-06
SILK FINISHER
SKIP TRACERS

SKIP TRACERS
Telephone locate work; 5-day week:
permanent position; good salary:
vacation with pay; hospitalzaI
and other benefits. KELLY ADJUST
MENT CO. S13 7th St NV. -6
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white: good
pay; experience not necessary; lib
fIdcsTTs f5ai eiF99gnt5 bp1,6a Apply ~ in person
soDA nv FOUNTAIN HELP. , rs e1ss
every other Sun, for work in drug
s1op Store 7 G719 Ga; ave.
SorRAN0S--Paid choir Jobs. May ard
gHRe- goR 1s9R Must stsglht sight read. No solos
STATISTICAL CLERK. some typing;
Mashington sales Office of old estab-
lished national manufacturer. Cen
tral downtown air-conditioncd office:
benefit. plan. Experience not neces-
accuracy. Write. giving age. salary
ddestred. and experience, If any. Box
sT2NoGRAPHER, o RiiP or pictanbor. s
operator; ,5-day wk.; downtown To-
cation, pleasant ONCE Apply md
sTEN0GRAPHER, part time; age
25-40; approx. hours, 9-3 Good
WInoFfSRsS %tS sebaSS for c5d1d married
onnt HJrr1syEr, CJiut Sm: Sdl! IOI
ASSN. NE. 1000. Ext. 394. g
sTENOGRAPHER,. under 35. pleas
ant working conditions. will consider
part time. Phone DI. 6o65. -
STENOGRAPHERS (2l, general Of
nee work; group disqualification
| Tree transportation. insurance, paid
vacation: Apply in person. RIM. 2O5,
| ". M. g. A. MOTOR LINES. 442i
STENOGRAPHER for small patent
law office: full or part time: perma.
nent; 5-day week GAL Washington
Bldg, MA. $40.
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week OIL
part time; good starting salary; ex.
perlencs necessary; Petworth sec.
sq9nocT ti9n; "a n7 2337.
time. Monday and Friday, 8 to $50
sTENOGRAPHER, must be expert IN
typing financial statistics: perma.
nent position: 40-hr., 5-day wk.
| S270.74 per mo-; chance for ad,
xancement. Apply Room 706. 1101
lsTENOGRAPHER for lge. casualty in
surance CO.; 5-day. 37K-hr. wk
See Mrs. Cassidy, HARTFORD AC.
CIDENT & INDEMNITY CO. 4th Il.
Wire Bldg. 1000 Vermont ave. n W
STENoGRAPHER. 4 hours daily, 5
day week; national organization
MA. 1854.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Exper women telephone solicitors
wanted by we'll advertised concern;
good pay. Call MR.. GOLDBERG
MI. $685. -
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. capable ia
manage stan Of callers and delivery
men: prefer applicant of proven
ability in this field; salary, commits.
sion and bonus. Box 96-Y. Star
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP WokAEN

sTENOGRAPHER, 1885, for perma.
nent position; local branch ofice OF
group insurance and other nene-
fits: excel starting salary. Apps
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., POS Tower Bldg, 18th
and x ste n M a
Evening star., 1951-05-06
STENOGRAPHER

For advertising and buying offlce O.
me mems wear store. must bt
thoroughly experienced excellent on
portunity for intelligent and refined
young woman. permanent position
air-conditioned office, five-day week
APPLY MR.. THOMAS sALTz
Lewis g. ThoS. Saltz, Inc.
1909 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TYPIST

TYPIST- CLERKS. age Is to As. to
DO typine and general Office work
OF confidential nature; good start
Ing salary: 5-day. 40-hour week:
liberal vacation and sick leave bene-
ntS. Phone EX. ZOO, Ext. 500.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
STENO-RECEPTIONIST
FOR
PERSONNEL OFFICE
PERMANENT POSITION

The Star has a position available
immediately for a young woman 1S-
p years of age who can type about
40 words per minute and is capable
Of taking some shorthand.
The applicant should be neat in ap-
pearance. courteous. capable OF
handling the general public and
willing to give good attendance.
5-day. 40-hour week. salary advance
ment: vacation with pay. company
benefits and other employe advan-
tageS. Apply personnel. Room s506.
Open weekdays $50 to 5 and Sat,
8 to /. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TYPISTS
TYPISTS

To address envelopes for publishing
. company. Permanent positions on
5-day, 40-hour week basis; weekly
payday. Liberal sick and vacation
leave, Call Monday Friday, $500.
d.. 290O. Ext. 26l. 10
Evening star., 1951-05-06

YOUNG LADTES-Pleasant outdoor
work in spring advertising CAM
palgn; no selling; excel pay. HALL
MARK STUDIOS, Rm. 500 Bond
Bldg, 1404 New York ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY for interesting work
in main ofice Of electrical wholesale
recurring clerical and Stenographic
ability; permanent position: 5-day
wk.; hours. 9-5; liberal salary with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment. ACE ELECTRIC SUPPL Y
CO., INC. 1925 18th st. NV. MI
YOUNG WOMEN white. to act 4,
receptionist and bookkeeper . in
doctors office; Sc resident pre-
ferred 10 3-4340 -6
Evening star., 1951-05-06

STENOGRAPER WITH KNOWI,-
EDGE OF SHORTHAND: GOOD PO-
s1TION, SPLENDID FUTURE. JU.
$4,000. -6
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TYPISTS

EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED
Permanent positions: 7-hour day,
35-hour work week, Mon. to Fri. ;
good starting salary. regular scned-
uled pay increases; excellent work
ing conditions and opportunity tor
advancement; ageS 1890. Call MA.
1925, Ext. l40, for appt.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
STENQGRAPHER

TO serve as secretary to man in trade
associatio advertising and public
relations: 5-day. .40-hr. wk; excel
hand and typing essential: salary
based on qualifications: opportunity
for advancement. Call AID. S4O0.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

Age 20-35. shorthand 100-I2O, typ
ing 60-65; 5-day week; salary So
70 start. MRS. SILVERMAN. RE
ool2. 5
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP WOMEN
SAI,ESWOMEN

Openings for two good saleswomen.
fun or part time. with 45-year-old
company. After q brief, but tho
ough training period, with COM
pany- obtained leads. one should cain
well above average income. IneSpe-
consideration. Car helpful, but not
essential. For appointment at your
coNve''tence for further details and
AZ $685. 9-l2 Mon
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Switchboard OperatOr
SWITCHBOARD
TEACHERS


teachers or educated women. 21-55
interested in child guidance and
parent training. A successful and
profitable summer or permanent
position with unlimited earning
possibilities. For interview, write
Box 230-B,, Star. giving age, educa.
tlen. experience and phone.
TELEPHONE CANVASSER, exp; work
from home with unlimited phone
on hosp: insurance; age 21-35. .EX
rRIEfHoSE ELF snVe 1Sf6Rafr6oS sf6f saf 67ne
women under 40 years CT age; 40
hr. work week; good salary, paid
while training. Apply GREYHOUND
TERMINAL. lilo New York ave. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for small
PIX board. Must be able to type
and assist with other clerical du-
dependable. Hours s to week.
days, 8 to l Saturday: other bene-
fits Please state your qualifica-
tons; age and salary expected.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR-Interestins
hotel work; alternate shifts; liberia
company benefits: Apply employment
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, age 25-3;
Old. established local food prod.
uctS company has an immediate
orening in a perm. position for 9
young lady to operate their switch.
board. Starting salary, $40 per wk.
40-hr. work week. Cafeteria in bldg
TELETYPE PRESS OPERATOR for
weeks vacation relief beginning ap
Phone FAIRCHILD PUBLICATIONS
RE 1000 -2
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP WOMEN

to learn Reminston-Rand book %
keeping, machine operation. Higi
schonl knowledge Of bookkeeping re-
Apply Apply MR. r. RICE. si 14s4 Florida ave- we.
TYPlST-Attractiv opportunity for
a capable and adaptable young
lady who would appreciate assuming
responsibilities in assisting to op-
crate a small oftice. Bright, recent
high school graduate preferred, Age
1!-23. Accurate, neat typist. Es-
tablished, aggressive patent research
frm serving manufacturers. Small
staff; congenial. college trained as
sociates interesting and varied du
ties; downtown location; S42 80 to-
start. Call Ex. 7024 for appoint
EYPIST to train as bookkeeping ma
chine operator. Bookkeeping exper
helpful. 5a-day week; permanent.
pleasant work. Apply Mrs, Lupo,
BLACKSTONE FLORIST, 14o7.. H
TYPiST, rapid. work at home, piece
work; must pick up and deliver.
Call before pm, LU. 1-0905.
TYPISTS--Evenings and week ends;
electric typewriter; accuracy counts;
,,,Ss good pay. Box IA. Star. $
pany; typing experience preferred.
Call MRS CASSIDY, MA. 1855.
TYPIST. under 50, experienced, for
service dept. newspaper Office,
Georgetown; 5-day week; hospitali-
cation and other employe benefits;
Advancement. CO. 1918.
operate switchboard and
type Arlington-Falls Church area.
Box S3-Y. Star. g
TYPIST, beginner; very good chance
for advancement; permanent posi-
tion. Investment Bldg, Ma 1894.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TYPIST = DICTAPHONF
OPERATOR

Fast. accurate typist needed by ma
tlonal organization; centrally located
conditioned offiee; company ben
efits including disqualification. good
starting salary. See Mr.. Jones. DUN
& BRADSTREET. INC. Room 323.
Washington BLDG. 18th and New
Evening star., 1951-05-06

-STENOGRAPHER, 4 hours daily, 5.
day week; national organization
MA. 1854.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Stenographers and TypistS
Public steno. can use good stenos.
and typiStS awaiting Govt. clear
part time tno home workers.. ST.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Dave DriscoII Is Dead
Helped Move Army,
Irish Games 10 NY.
BY me Assoeioted Press

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Jan. as
Dave Driscoll-former Brooklyn
Dodger business manager who
helped move the Army -Notre
Dame football games into New
York and engineered Luis Firpo's
first big New York fights dead
at rs.
The Jersey City sports pro-
moter died yesterday in Jersey
City Medical Center after a long
illness.
Driscoll piloted the Dodger A.
nances from 1920 to 1888. He
started a long sports career pro-
noting semipro baseball teams in
the New York metropolitan area.
He was president of the Jersey
City Skeeters baseball team in
1920 when the Dodgers called
him.
Through his connections at Eb-
bets Field. he was instrumental in
moving the Army-Notre Dame
football games there in 1923 and
1924. Later this rivalry took over
even more commodious quarters at
Yankee Stadium.
When Luis Firpo, the Bull of
the Pampas," first came to the
United States he was managed by
James De Forrest, a Jersey City
friend of Driscoll's. De Forrest
asked Driscoll to arrange for a
bout at the old Amsterdam Hall,
a Union City fight arena in which
Driscoll had an interest.
Firpo was to meet Jack Her
man. fair Jersey City heavy
weight. Driscoll. realizing Firpo's
possibilities. shifted the scene to
Ebbets Field in May. 1921.
Firpo knocked out Herman in
the fifth round and went on to
gain his celebrated title shot
against Jack Dempsey in 1928.
Driscoll returned to the Jersey
City Skeeters briefly in 1881 when
the Dodgers and the Skeeters en-
tered into a working agreement.
He went back to the Dodgers
when Brooklyn failed to exercise
it's option to buy the Jersey City
club. He remained with Brooklyn
until 1888 when he retired from
active work in sports.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Carlton FeIIs SfanIee
lin Battle Of Chairs

Something new has been added,
or revived, in pro wrestling. The
boys who usually win with body
slums, presses. dropkicks and as
sorted gimmicks well known to the
trade. switched to plain, ordinary
folding chairs last night as Lord
Carlton crowned Gene stanlee to
win the feature match" ut
Turner's Arena In 20 minutes.
Stanlee had the floor and the
chair first, using the, latter vigor-
ously but unsuccessfully on first
Cartons stooge. er, valet, and then
his lordship himself. But blimey
if Carlton didn't rassle it from
Gene and get the nod.
One of the largest crowds to
witness a mat match at Turner'S.
announced as 1892 by arena ON
calls, saw the struggle.
The old-fashioned Zaharias
brothers. Chris and Babe. EN-
ployed old-fashioned tactics to
down The Great Scott and Stu
Hart in a two-man co-feature. Ali
Bey pinned Bobby Ford in % min
utes and Ken Ackles drew with
Bob Lorti.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Golden Gloves Boxer!
Meet Tonight in Last
Preliminary Rounds

The last of the preliminary
rounds in the Golden Gloves box
ing tournament will be held
tonight at Turner's Arena. Sur
vivors of tonight's is bouts-eight
in the senior division and seven
in the novice-will qualify for
the quarterfinals next Thursday
night.
Tonight's eight senior matches
form the biggest lineup of ex-
perienced battlers yet presented
in this tournament. The pro-
gram features three senior IT'S
pound matches.
Among the classy light-heavy-
weights prepared for their first
starts along the road they hope
will lead to championships are
Bob Laster Of Boiling Air Base
and Ralph Meador of Nye House.
Laster takes on Ali Abdas Of the
CYO and Meador meets Nathaniel
Williams Of the st. Joe Club.
Several attractive pairings also
come up in the senior welter-
weight class, where Willie Davi1
of the National Guard, last years
lightweigl champion, makes his
bow. He meets Charley Edwards,
an unattached battler, and despite
his greater experience he is nc
cinch to win. Hard hitting Rich
ard Harrison. another st. Joe
battler. also fights tonight, meet
ing Monte Hickman Of Southwest
Police Cub. Harrison won his pre-
liminary round match with a sec
ond-round knockout.
The seniors aren't grabbing all
the laurels, however. Several of
the novice youngsters with good
regulations are scheduled tonight
including Flyweight Joe Gilchrist
OF Gordon AC, who meets Ben
Brown, unattached, and Bantam
weight Al Morton. another Cor
don stalwart. who gees against
William Christian Of Merrick
Club.
Novice Divisions.
I12-pound Class-Benjamin Brown (un-
attached VS.. Joe Gilchrist Gordon A. c..
11S-pound Class-A. Morton Gordon
A. G VS.. William Christian (Merrick).
I26-pound Class-Bernard King fMer-
rick, vs.. Jesse Locke (St Joe); George
Bechtel fOlympic) vs.. William Jenkins
unattached: Arthur Mercilliot funat-
tached) VS. Richard Mundell (SWPBC1.
147-pound Class-Bill Dean (Trinidad)
VS.. Jerome Coleman Gordon A. C0,
16o-pound Class-Randolph Brevard
Gordon A. CO VS.. BENJAMIN Green (un-
attached.
Senior Division.
l12-pound Class-Mack Hanbury (Mer-
rick VS.. Oliver James National Guard).
135-pound Class-Phil Meleo (CYO) VS..
Frank Tavenner fNatilonal Guard.
147-pound Class-Willie Davis Na-
tional Guard) VS.. Charles Edwards Gun
attached: Ward sullivan 1Merriek> vs..
Don Rollins darlington Farms; Richard
Harrison (St. joel VS.. Monte Hickman
I75-pound class-Bob Howard tMer-
rick vs.. Aubrey Greenhow National
Guard: Ralph Meador tNye House) VS..
Nathaniel Williams (st. joel: All Abdas
(CYO) VS.. Bob Laster Boiling Air Base).
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Rose Bowl
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
they are interested, as always, ir
the Rose Bowl game.
The Pee and the Big Ten have
completed a five-year pact thai
froze out the South. But from
1926, when Alabama's Crimson
Tide made the first of six ap-
pearances in the Rose Bowl, the
South sent 13 representatives te
Pasadena-Georgia Tech, Tulane
Duke, Tennessee and Georgia
among them.
Zimmerman said a decision Of
the PCC to abandon the Rose
Bowl game would make a laugh
ing stock out of Western football
and the PCC would be accused
and rightly so, of not being able
to take it. since it dropped five
of five games in the bowl to the
Big Ten
officials Are Noncommitai.
Samuelson said that if the Pee
should decide to pull out 'it might
within a short time, fully realize
what it had for so many years. :.
And it is conceivable that with tht
spread of television, this game
may eventually become million
dollar attraction"
At Pullman, Wash, T. H. Ken.
nedy, Washington State College
faculty representative and secre.
tary of the Pee, said Washington
State has not committed itself one
way or the other, and that hi
knows of no alignment agains
abandonment of the Rose Bow
commitment. Oregon and Oregon
State officials said they have
reached no decision on the matter
1--WE know the bowl is a spec
tacle,- a tradition and importan
to football, but there are prob
lems." Kennedy said.
No definite date has been Sc
for next months meeting Of PC(
representatives.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
%%HIeH SCHOOLS

far as to beat powerful George
Washington, conqueror of Tech,
for GW's only loss this season.
But in mterhigh competition until
recently, Wilson was a flop.
1t lost three straight league
games to Roosevelt, Wilson and
Chamberlain and virtually elm
mated itself from a playoff spot
But last week it beat Anacostia
handily and trounced Montgomery
Blair Tuesday.
A hustling ball club early in
the season, Wilson was a slug
gish outfit in its first three inter-
high games. In its last start
Kupka's team was fighting hard
again.
Don Scott, the Tigers most de-
pendable performer, had handi-
capped his team by almost COM
plete inaccuracy from the foul
line. 1t looks as if he's been
practicing for now he's sinking
a good percentage of his shots.
The Tigers are far from being
among the best in the area but
they had been winning on hustle
and determination. With a cou-
pie of wins under their belts. Will
sons players may get new con-
f1dence and give other teams a
battle the rest of the season.
Gerry LeCompte, Gonzaga's
sharpshooter, is continuing to set
torrid pace in the Catholic
League scoring race. Against
Georgetown Prep Sunday he
tossed in 26 points to boost his
seasons average to 22.6 in five
games.
Frank Fuqua, tall DeMatha CEN
ter, trails LeCompte with a 20.8
average in six contests. Other
high scorers are Bob Hall, st.
Anthony's, 1876 in seven games;
Bill Gaskins, st. Johns, 17.7 in
six games, and Tom Cassidy, st.
Anthony's, 14.9 in seven games.
NOTES: Bob Hampton, Mary
land Park. and Wayne (Tree)
Hyattsville. continue to
pace the scorers in the Prince
Georges County A League. Hamp-
ton scored % points and Adams
27 as Maryland Park beat Hyatts-
vile Tuesday.
Eastern has four regulars g.
foot-2 or taller but inexperience
has kept the Ramblers' big men
from being very effective this year.
Priory's 1874 won-loss record is
one of the best in the area.
Frank DiGirolamo. Gonzaga's S
tiny forward, is proof that size is
not everything. He's been a high
scorer all season and tossed in 26
points against Eastern Friday.
Predictions: st. Johns over
Eastern, Gonzaga over Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Chamberlain over
Priory, Maryland Park over Mount
Rainer, George Washington over
Petersburg. Washington-Lee over
Roosevelt, Wilson over st. Adams,
st. Johns over Wilson, Coolidge
over Priory.
Last weeks record-Seven right,
two wrong. Seasons record: "a
right, six wrong.
Rating List: /. CIV 2. Tech 8.
WI. 4. st. Johns S. Gonzaga 6.
Western 7. Coolidge 8. Roosevelt.