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Evening star., 1952-03-18
Smith Faces Tough Foe
In Flanagan April 7

Gene Smith of Washington will
meet another ranking feather
weight in his next fight April
at Uline Arena when he tangles
with Glen, Flanagan.
Flanagan, who has cleaned out
most of the opposition to be found
in the Midwest, is listed 10th
among the 126-pounders on the
current National Boxing Associa-
tion rating chart. Smith is ninth,
and two months ago knocked out
Corky Gonzales, who was No. 3.
Last month he added another
Knockout over Louis Ramos.
This bout, like the Smith Con-
ZaleS bout, will be on coast-to-
coast television and radio net
works. o..
Smith has won 20 straight
fights, % by knockouts, while
Flanagan, who has been fighting
since 1916, has won ~, lost eight
and had seven draws. Flanagan,
too, is a hard-hitting fighter. as
shown by his II knockouts. In
his latest fight, he stopped Santo
Lupino in three rounds. Other
recent victims include Bert Gala
han. Bobby Carew, Harry Lasane
land Tony Longo.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
By Lewis T. 'Atchison

Dick Todd, head coach Of the
Redskins, has talked to Larry Is
bell, Baylor quarterback and the
Washington clubs No. draft
choice. and thinks "everything's
JAIL right" between them. Todd
didn't say so, but he gave the
impression that ISbell will be on
hand when the Redskins assemble
lat their California training camp
in July.
Here for q three-day meeting
OF his coaching staff, Todd said
he went to visit Isbell "just to
meet him" and didn't talk con-
tract. Isbell Is catching for. the
Baylor baseball team this spring
and couldn't sign without losine
his college eligibility. There has
been some talk that Larry pre-
Ifers baseball to q pro football
career, but Todd isn't discouraged
about this.
New Coaches Report.
Backheld Coach Jerry Neri and
Line Coach Marvin Bass. both oi
whom were signed in the last
month. replacing Larry Cabrelli
and Orville Tuttle, joined Todd
and Herman Ball, former head
coach and new chief scout, yester-
DAY to discuss 1852 plans. Talks
viii be resumed today and are ex-
|pected to continue tomorrow.
Todd said the basic strategy will
be the same but that he wants
his new assistants to learn the
termlnology and play-patterns
used by the Redskins.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Second Army Cage Tourney
Opens Tonight at Meade

Fort Knox, KY, Fort Eustis, Va,
and Indiantown Gap, Pa, open
a double elimination tournament
for the I'd Army basketball title
at 8 o'clock tonight at Fort Meade.
Pairings drawn this morning
|pit Fort Knox against Indiantown
Gap tonight, the winner to meet
Fort Eustis tomorrow night.
Eustis drew a bye today. The
loser will meet Thursday and the
finals will be held Friday, and
Saturday at 2::30 pm, if a Satur-
day game is needed.
Indiantown Gap won a place in
the event by beating Meade In the
Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware
finals last week In Aberdeen, Md: !:
Fort Knox, the defending cham
pion, qualified by taking the Ken
tucky-O Ohio title and Fort Eustis
captured The Virginia. West Vir-
ginia crown.
A preliminary game tonight be.
tween the Fort Meade WACs and
the Fort Myer WACs win be held
at $3.50. The winner of the tourna-
ment qualities for the all-Army
tournament at Fort Sam Houston
Tex, April 7-13.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Speed Marks Ice FoIIies Show
IOpening Tonight at UIine Arena

succeeded Roy Shipstad in his
Man About Town" role, one OF
the featured numbers when the
Follies played at Riverside Arena
years ago. The youngster now is
rated the top male soloist.
The cast also includes the ever
popular Frick and Track. in real
life Werner Froebli and Hans
Mauch, who joined the Ice Fol-
lies in May. 1889, as temporary
act and remained to become one
OF its top attractions. Few fans
ever get enough Of the expertly
comical pair.
Five Major Group Numbers.
Highlight of this years show il
"a Most Unusual Wedding" fea-
turing Miss Schalow in the role
of Neptune's daughter. This act
has an unusual ending In which
the arena is flooded with bubbles
Four other major group num-
bers. including "A Visit With
Santa Claus" plus a variety OF
single and double numbers, com.
plete the 18 numbers to be pre-
sented.
The all-star lineup on the
distaff side will include Marylyn
Ruth Take, Canadian skating
champion In 1947 and later run.
nerup to Barbara Ann Scott;
Marie Crimmins. New York Silver
Skates winner. and Alice Quessy
former runnerup for New England
figure skating honors.
James McAnany. acrobatic star;
Ole Ericsen and Dick Mershon
who portray BILLY Goat-ee," and
the Leduc Brothers are among
the male performers who are ex-
pertS on ice.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

l944-5, he rolled 81 sets Of 400 or
better, a District record at the
time.
Wright is getting ready for .
busy season as an umpire. In this,
too, he likes to keep busy. During
the International Typographical
Union tournament here last year
he worked 13 games in a week.
; In Action Tonight.
In baseball Wright was q hard
hitting catcher, playing in several
minor and semi-pro leagues. q
part of one season with Toronto
lin the international.
His next bowling appearance
comes tonight. with PabSt against
Central Typewriter in the District
Major League at the Lafayette.
In other District League matches.
Winchester Packard and Parson'S
clash at Bladensburg. Haman's
and Pearson at Penn Recreation
and Miller-Wrenn and Valley
Forge at Colonial Village, all start
ing at $50.
Tonight's schedule in the
Women's District Minor League:
Petworth- -Haje's, Petworth, 8:
IGreystone- Modern Age. Penn.
1880; China -Heflin. Fort Davis,
8; theast-Pyramid, Anacostia.
"a; Wales -Mann's, Arlington, O.;
Campbell Quality. Hi-Skor, 8.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Fights Last Night
By The Associcieei Pres,

n, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. johnson, 17s
Philadelphia, outpointed Clarence Henry
lS6 V. Los Angeles (1O).
BOSTON: - Featherweight Champion
sandy Saddler, 1909, New York, STOPPED
tommy Collins. 1904. Boston (5) mon
titlel; Liyio Minelli. $50, Italy. oiitpointe,
SasIle Snstae SMachine Gum Thompson. I42
sSsk SsKkoovIpENcE. R, 1-Rocky .c.stell.nl
zanelli l53, Providence G0J. faip'
CHICAGO.-Charley Riley 1907. 81
Louis Louis outpointed Dave Rollins, I27' De
BALTfMoRE.-Ike williams, 142 Tren
ton. N, 7. knocked out Johnny Ginning
ham: I46. Baltimore (5).
PARIS. - Laurent Dauthuille. 15a
EsTanIce' snsI6S' outpointed Norman Hayes. 1917
S'Ssfa VEST iHglAiRTLEpooL. Ensland.-r.da,
Gaiair6ner; aiisd 110A, England, outpointed Terr;!
PshIlaaslphis estDcintsSP GENE Mni'f 4akash kash
RICHMOND " va.-Howard solirny. 1s4
Richmond, knocked out Roland Navors
142S ,Hartford. Conn. u(.
W. hSLYOkE. Mass.--Holly Minis, 1853
foaf fMaafsnings9n. I9afG .: e. outpointed Freddie
S.,t;Locuis. g. Louis. stopped Terry Moore. 1857
sIsssAs9nTrf sAnT Lak2E iii c1rY.-,ack Nelson, 1ss
a9SoSSelf 9SS Sostan Gtsh Knocked out Johnny Presie
ToRoNToLEAllan McFater. 14e. To.
GGGnso. Gen1 Il and n Dave Shade. 1874 Detroit
:. NEW oRLEAns-Ralph Dupas.. 1ss
Managua 3d. Aoo
Evening star., 1952-03-18
johnson Wants Shot at Maxim
After Getting Nod Over Henry

career. Yet I felt I needed a
few more pounds to really hit q
man like Henry. I want a title
fight with Maxim"
The Philadelphia Negro fought
Ia "cute fight. He found himself
|outmanned at the start by the
sharp punching 1852 pound
Henry. His manager, Tommy
Loughrey. realizing Harold would
get nowhere leading with his chin,
instructed his boy to counter
punch. That won the fight.
Out Almost a Year.
In February 1850, johnson dis
located a disc in his back and was
out Of action almost a year. He
showed no signs of the injury
last night.
It was the third defeat for Henry
in SO fights and a real blow to his
heavyweight title ambitions. His
manager. Frank (Blinky) Palermo.
said the contracts called for q re-
turn bout.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
North South Starts,
with PAT 0'SuIIivan
After Sd Title in Row
By the Asseeiated Pres,

PINEHURST. N. c.. Mar. 1S.-
The 50th North and South Invita-
tion golf championship for women
opening here today presented a
golden opportunity for Pat O'Sul-
livan to join a select circle of those
who've won the even three sue
cessive years.
The personable Orange (Conn.),
miss who winters at nearby South
ern Pines and works at the desk
of resort hotel when not betting
the daylights out of a golf ball,
has won the last two Stagings of
this ancient tournament.
Three noted women Of the links,
Glenna Collett Ware, Estelle Law
son Page and Maureen Orcutt,
have won three in a row.
Today Pat set out after her third
straight in a field of 86. The bat
tlCground was the No. 2 champion
ship course Of the Pinehurst Coun-
try Club. with women,s par of "a,
measuring 5,915 yards from the
front tees.
The low 80 scores will move into
the first round of match play to-
morrow, with one 18-hole round
daily thereafter through the finals
Sunday afternoon.
Mae Murray, Pats Curtis Cup
teammate and co-worker on the
hotel staff. will be seeking revenge
for her finals loss of a year ago.
Another cup player who'll meet
the English team in Scotland in
June, Grace DeMoss of Corvallis,
Greg, was in the field as was Mrs.
Page, cup alternate. The Chapel
Hill veteran, a former national
champion. has won here seven
times. Two years ago she lost a
thrilling finals duel to bespec-
tacled Pat.
Other. prominent entries in
cluded Mary Lena Faulk OF
Thomasville, Ca. last years
medalist. and recent winner OF
her second successive Florida East
Ceast title; Barbara Romack, ris-
ing star from Sacramento, Calf /;
Edean Anderson, Melena, Mont;
Pat Garner, Midland, Tex: Helen
Hampton. Signal Mountain, Tenn,
and Carol Diringer and Mary
Agnes Wall, both employed at the
hotel at which the Misses O'Sulli-
van and Murray toll when not on
the course.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Chatham CIothier Scores
In Virginia Dog Trials
By the Associa.ed Press

ORANGE, Va, Mar. ia late
conner to dog sporting threatened
to score a grand slam today in the
Virginia Amateur Field Trial Asso-
cations spring trials.
c. II. Edwards, q clothing store
owner at Chatham, scored his Sec
ond victory in as many years in
yesterdays puppy stake at Haw-
field Farm.
And in the all-age stake, which
began yesterday and continued to-
day, Edwards has q strong con-
tender in Habadasher, a pointer
which won both the Derby and the
all-age stake in the Virginia Caro-
lima Trials last Saturday and Sun
day.
The Edwards dog that won the
puppy stake was Bills Stylish
Judy, an 8-month-old pointer
bitch.
Miss Chatham, pointer bitch
owned by Edwards, captured Sec
ond place.
Edwards has been dog sporting
only five years.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Furious Comeback
Enables SaddIer
To Stop Collins
BY the Asseeiused Press

BOSTON, Mar. 18.-World
Featherweight Champion Sandy
Saddler bounced back from his
first knockdown by q feather
weight In 143 bouts to whip Irish
Tommy Collins Of Boston last
night in furious slugfest at the
Garden.
A st. Patrick's night crowd Of
1850 leaped to its feet cheering
Collins when he dumped the New
Yorker on the canvas In the first
round. lbut the 23-year-old fighter
didn't have the artillery to beat
the veteran titlist.
Referee Stops Fight.
Referee Joe ZapuStas stopped
the fight atI2:30 Of the fifth round
after the Observation-Disclosures Of the
New England featherweight crown
had been floored three times In
that session. It was a scheduled
10-rounder. Saddler weighed
13024, Collins 1902.
Until that fifth round, Saddler
had all he could handle as both
boys concentrated on the often
Sive.
Collins stunned Sandy with lefts
and rights in the opening mo-
ments of the battle and then
caught him with a short left to
the chin. Saddler crashed to the
canvas, sat there a couple Of
seconds and then got up to take
the remainder Of the required
eight-count standing.
Both Cut Over Eye.
Collins Swarmed in unloading
right hands. but Saddler. wealth.
cred the storm. Saddler cut Col
Inns left eye in the second as he
evened the fight. A left hook
opened a cut over the champions s
right eye in the third and both
battlers were covered with blood
from then on.
After Collins gained a slim edge
In the fourth session, Saddler
threw everything into try for a
quick knockout to avert the
chance that the cut near his eye
might cost him the fight on a
TKO.
The fans paid a gross gate of
$39.155, with a met" Of $30,976.
Saddler had a $4,000 guarantee,
while Collins got 22h per cent
Of the net.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

The whiz boys and glamour
gals Of another skating carnival
the Ice Follies of 1852. stop of
ION the shows annual coast-to-
coast tour tonight for one-weel
stand at Uline Arena.
The performance tonight, be.
ginning at $3.50, is sponsored BY
the. Touchdown Club. All profit.
will 60 into the clubs welfare
fund, which is distributed among
la variety of worthwhile causes
The program, listing 18 acts in,
|cluoing five features, runs about
|2l2 hours.
The Ice Follies. here for thu
second successive yea after 9
lapse of several years, is making
somewhat of a comeback ir
Washington. But Producers Eddie
and Roy Shipstad and Oscar
johnson believe the current pres.
|entat;on is one OF the best they
ever assembled. It emphasize:
speed, class and color.
Ala Vrzanova With Show.
Ala VrZanova, two-time former
world f1gure-skating queen; Bet.
ty Schalow, one of the moSt
promising younger American
stars, and Dick Dwyer and Mar.
lene Miller are members Of the
show Washington fans will re.
member from last year. Miss
Vrzanova, pretty. 20-year-old
miss, is an expatriate Of Czecho-
slovakia who has applied fol
United States citizenship.
Dwyer, who is acquiring q high
school education in schools along
the tour. is attending Gonzags
during the shows visit here. He
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Minis Is Victor Over Loft
In DUH 1O-Round Bout
BY the Assoeia.ed Pres,

HOLYOKE, Mass, Mar. 49,
Holly Minis Of Washington, D. C..
pounded out q unanimous 10
round decision over Freddie Lott
of Newark. N. j.. last night in a
dull boxing bout at the Valley
Arena.
Minis piled up a big point ad-
vantage with a solid two listed at
tack to Lofts body throughout the
bout. Lott concentrated on throw
ing one or two punches at a time
and grabbing.
The Washington battler, who
weighed 1864 pounds. tried time
after time to keep Lott of to fight
long range, but Lott. weighing
1641a, kept tying up Minis at close
quarters.
There were no knockdowns.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Writers Vote Arizin
Player of the Year

NEW YORK, Mar. 18 P.-Paul
Arizin. 23-year-old second-year
star Of the Philadelphia Warriors,
yesterday was voted professional
basketball's player of the year"
by the Metropolitan Basketball
Writers Association.
Leading scorer of the National
Basketball Association, the g.
foot-4, 185-pomd Philadelphian
succeeds Minneapolis George
Mikan. whose four-year point
making reign he also cracked.
Arizin will be awarded the Sam
Davis trophy. given yearly to the
loops most valuable performer, at
the Met Associations dinner
March 80.
This season Arizin scored 1874
points. had the highest average
with 25.4 points per game and led
in field goal percentage with 54S
in 1922 tries for an average o1
44.8 per cent.
Mikan, who missed two games
while Arizin played all sc, finished
second with 1888 points-his low
est in four seasons-and an aver
age Of 1884,
Arizin didn't play high school
basketball but at Villanova he
averaged 20 points a season fol
three years and was the leading
scorer in major college basketball
ranks his final season with 735
It was during that year. 1948-49
that he set the individual one
game record by scoring IS points
against a Navy team.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
AIWight Picks Up Three Titles
In Course Of Bowling Streak
By Rod Thomos

AL Wright, 40-year-old bank
clerk and smallest umpire with a
fair for the unusual in bowling,
| is on a maple e-Shooting binge in
the course of which he's won
three titles.
On March 8 Wright shot q set
| of 428 and added handicap of
8 pins for a gross 436, which
stood up for Glass A singles hon
ors in the Washington City Duck
lpin Association championships.
Next night, q Sunday, he rolled
457 to win the Tiny 1ngham tour
nament at Clarendon over large
field.
Monday he shot 4l8 in the
Clarendon Commercial League.
Tuesday it was 418 with the
Pabst team in the District Major
League.
Wednesday brought a 398 set
with Galliher & Huguely in the
District Minor League.
Thursday he racked up 384 in
the Bankers League. He's en-
ployed by American Security g.
Trust.
/ Makes Quick Recovery.
! A night OF followed. then he
rolled in the st. Patrick's Mixed
Doubles Saturday at Clarendon
land wishes he hadn't. He and his
partner got nowhere. Wright av-
leraging Ill for 10 games.
But he bounced back Sunday to
win the tough National Capital
.,lOpen at Fort Davis with a seven
game score of 1,012, an average of
NEARLY lab. It was the third time
in his career that Wright topped
ZOO to win major events.
}, Throwing out the st. Patrick s
performance. and 1t was q per-
functory one. Wright has averaged
| 140-13 for Is games.
| Include the st. Pat score and
he's averaged 1927 for IS games,
which would make him the hottest
bowler Of the season, over o COM
) parable stretch.
Wright Is one Of the country's
most active duckpin bowlers. He
holds the record for number OF
league and tournament games
rolled in a season, established in
1856 when he complied $50. In
Evening star., 1952-03-18
County Club Is to See
Terps' Suour Bowl Film

The Mems Club Of Congrega-
ton Beth Ell Of Montgomery
County will see color moving pic
lures of the Maryland Tennessee
Sugar Bowl game with Assistant
Coach Tommy Mont describing
the action at a dinner meeting
tomorrow night at Brook Farm
Restaurant, 6501 Brookville road
Chevy Chase, Md.
The meeting is open to all sports
fans and guests Of members Of
the club.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Rochester 10 Open
Pro Title Defense
Against Forf Wayne
BY she Assoeio,sd pr...

The Rochester Royals, the
National Basketball Associations
l1951 champions. open defense Of
their crown tonight as pro bas-
lketball's major circuit swings
into its playoffs.
The Royals. winner Of the
leagues Western Division. take
on the fourth-place Fort Wayne
PiStons at Rochester in the first
lof best-of- three series.
The other three preliminary
series start tomorrow at Boston.
Thursday at Syracuse and Sun
lday at Minneapolis.
The Boston game matches the
Celtics and the New York Knicks
The Celtics just beat out the
Knicks for second place in the
Eastern Division.
\ Syracuse, Eastern Division
champion, takes on the fourth.
place Philadelphia Warriors, who
boast the leagues top scorer ir
Paul Arizin and the circuits No
/ ! player in assists-Andy Phillip
1 These three series will be ovel
or nearly SO before the Mime.
apolis Lakers, runner-up tt
Rochester in the western section
open against the indianapolis
Olympics.
Winners Of the first round viii
meet on q sectional basis in {
three-out-of-five semifinal seriei
with the survivors in each division
going in the best-of-seven cham.
lpionShip round.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
All Fayorifes Remain
In Running in AAU
Basketball Tourney
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

DENVER, Mar. 18.-Twenty-
six teams from IA States, includ-
ing all the pre-meet favorites,
still were in the running as the
National Amateur Athletic Union
basketball tournament moved to-
ward completion Of first-round
play today.
The Bartlesville (Okla.) Phillips
66ers ran UP the biggest score of
the. two-day-old tourney by plas-
tering Billings. Mont. 94-45, last
night. The Oakland (Calif }
Atlas Pacific Engineers, co-favor.
ite with Phillips for the title
showed aside st. Louis. 91-41, fol
the meets second high score.
The Phillips club, champion
seven out of the last nine years
Oakland and four other team.
have advanced into tomorrow.
|Second-round field Of 16 teams
Ten games today will advance II
other teams into the second round
The quarter finals are Thursday
Joining Phillips and Oakland
IN the second round with victorie.
yesterday were Los Angeles Fibbel
MCGEE and Molly, Warrensbure
(Mo0, Plaza Bowl, Milwaukel
Allen-Bradley and Denver Jusse
Electrics.
T0DAY'S PAIRINGs.
.ns r. usson 61.a Tex !Ade oilsrs vs. Port
pisss sioux c. Git' fiSsv. HGSs 's%sSs MosSss vs.
Dayton. Ohio (Air Gems vs.. Mcpherson
Kant. tAmerican Legion).
Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos. Calf.
Los Angeles tkir%Sy % Shoes hnoS VI. ds.ii dssa.iti
more Martin Bombers),
Peoria; y; {catsrpiilar Diesels) vs.
San FRANCISCO tstsWars chevrole.s, VS.
Denver, Central BankersJ vs.. Adam
'ats artesis Ssefs' Asa sm0sf rS S0lT Travellers.
Thirty third Air Division vs.. Abilene
Tex 'offas2b ResbETsT EEiST03ksST 0Y3kkssSTERDAY.
Bedford. Ind. (Kahler Randy Kids). 6S
Provo, Utah Rainbow Gardensj. 63.
Santa Fe. N. Mex. New Mexico Sellers
60; Arkansas College, Batesville, Ark, 81
Adams State College, Alamosa. Colo.
6S: Detroit Institute Of Technology. SO.
Warrensburg, Mo: (Riggles Plaza BOWL
So; Lubbock, Tex. (Thomas Jewelers), 4S.
Los Angeles (Fihber MCGEE and Molly)
66: Frankfort, KY. (Purdy Motors). SO.
Milwaukee (Allen Bradley, SO; Seattle
Buchan Baking Col. 81.
Denver (Jussel Electric Co... 6S: Santa
Abilene, Tex. (Graham Plowboys). "a;
Colorado SPRINGS Interstate Gas), A.
-. Bartlesyille, Okla: phillips 66ersl, "a;
Oakland Calf. (Atlas Pacific Engineersl
Oil st. Louis (Bob Soell Fords). Al.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
AIobomu Has Coee FocuIty

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. R.-Four
members Of the University Of Ala
barna faculty have served at one
time or another as head basketball
coach. In addition to the present
mentor, Floyd Burdette, they are:
Charles Bernier, now the Univer-
lsity Alumni Office director, Hank
Crisp, present football line coach,
and Malcolm Laney, end coach OF
the football squad.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
BY the Assoeiossd Press

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 18.-
Harold johnson isn't anxious to
fight heavyweights despite his
upset victory last night over Clar-
ence Henry. johnson only has
eyes fCt Light Heavyweight Cham
pion joey Maxim.
johnson, the young Philadel-
phian who two years ago wouldn't
have given a plugged nickel for
his chances Of ever fighting again
won a split decision over Henry
third ranking heavyweight title
contender. One judge and the
referee voted for johnson, 5-4-1
The other judge gave Henry the
nod, 5-2-3. The AP card went
along with Harold. 5-3-2.
His Heaviest Weight.
johnson later explained hi:
aversion to heavyweights:
"The weight Is too much fol
me to make. Take tonight.
weighed 17s. the heaviest Of my
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Teams Invited to Enter
GreenbeIt Tournament

The second annual Greenbelt
Invitation Basketball tournament
for unlimited teams will be held
March 30-April 8 at the Green
belt gym. Proceeds Of the tourna-
|ment viii 60 to the Greenbelt
Boys Club. !
All Unlimited teams in the area
lare invited to send their entries
to Bob Linderman, IA Laurel Hill
road, Greenbelt.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Mrs. Lawrence Predicts
Bright U. s. Skiing Future
By the Assoc;o,ed Pres.

BOSTON. Mar. 18.-American
skiers will make a wonderful
showing" in the next Olympics
Andrea Mead Lawrence, winner
of two gold medals in the recent
winter games, predicts.
The 19-year-old champion ar
rived with her husband David
from Europe by plane yesterday
American skiers are just coming
into their own" she said. with
q little more international expert
ence they'll do wonderfully"
NEW YORK, Mar. 18.-Dick
Button, the Olympic and world
figure skating champion, returned
yesterday from his European tri-
umphs. He will make his first
post Olympic appearance in Amer
lea Saturday in an exhibition at
the Olympic sports carnival at
Madison Square Garden.