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Evening star., 1952-10-26
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Fixed Low Prices Vrsno and Mound Price Fixing
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Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLLY WOOD.
Is television killing off the
Western movie which, with sex.
has long ranked as one of T1ol-
lyWood's basic commodities?
Yes, say some. No, shout
others,
Herbert j. Yates, head of Re-
public Studios, where Gene
Autry and Roy Rogers used to
gallop. is emphatic:
"Television has made people
sick of Westerns.
Republic once was the horSi-
est of all the Hollywood mills.
Now look at its current features
THE Quiet Man" and the
pirate epic. Fair Wind to Java"
Only Rex Allen and Rocky Lane
are still making caters at the
San Fernando Valley studio.
Autry and Rogers are riding the
TV range, following the gold
dust trail blazed by Hoppy.
Those convinced the Western
movie is on the way out point
to the rash of pirate tales and
sea epics now on or about to
reach the Nations movie
screens. These people hold the
moviemakers have read the
handwriting on the wall and
are busting off the old horse
opera plots for adventure on the
high seas. with a gorgeous red
head substituting for the de-
mure schoolteacher and cut
lasses replacing six-shooters.
You can expect more medieval
horse operas like "Ivanhoe,"
the current top moneymaker.
"Ivanhoe" is similar in story line
to Robin Hood" which, of
course, is the granddaddy of all
Hollywood Western plots.
These Two Know
Two men who can speak with
the highest kind of Hollywood
authority-their pictures never
have lost money-argue the
decline of Westerns began two
years ago.
Producers Bill Pine and Bill
Thomas, express agents. are
probably closest to the public
of any Hollywood producers.
Every picture made by the Dol
lar Bills comes complete with
q Nation wide junket by its stars
and producers. The two Bills
mingle with the cash customers
and especially the exhibitors.
They conduct open forums in
Evening star., 1952-10-26
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Ciusterof Marks in PinchWin
Tourney for 7 okon1o Bowler

until starting time this Saturday.
Alleys will be available for late
corners opening night, during the
afternoon and evening Of Satur-
day, March 8. and Saturday,
March 10. and during the night
Of Sunday. March 10. s-;@:: :, Y
+ Already IN hand are $50 team
entries, nearly so more than com.
peted last year. ,5
Special nights have been ar.
ranged for several leagues with
large entries. The Agriculture
Interbureau. with IL teams, and
the National Capital, with 10, will
shoot March 9. Government
Printing Once bowlers, with. 80
teams. will fire In the afternoon
and evening March 0. The C&p
Mems League. with 10 teams, will
roll March 3 and the Cap Mixed
League, also with 10 teams, Will
FIRE March B.
Sixteen teams from the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing will
shoot March I. ~ l1'' 80
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Windy City Defeat Cheers
Hill Princes Opponents

I, ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. Is (P),
= Owners Of thoroughbreds who
are planning to send their horses
to the post Saturday against the
highly-rated Hill Prince In the
Santa Anita Handicap can find
some measure Of hope in the ex.
perience Of Windy City II Satur-
day.
Windy City. the heavily-backed
irish colt. took a bad beating In
the Santa Anita Derby by Hill
Gail.
The 18th running of the $780,
900 mile-and.a-qu handicar
Is apt TO find as many as l6 horses
challenging Hill Prince, G. r
Chenery's 1850 champion.
Among them will be, II all goes
well. Intent. winner Of the Santa
Anita maturity: Bed o. Roses
best OF her sex now In action;
Count Turf last years Kentucky
Derby victor, who hasn't shown
that hlhd Of form here; Next
Move, like Bed o. Roses 4 speedy
Alfred q. Vanderbilt mare Neon.
rush, who wen the handicap iast
year but hasn't d6he much siheej
Plus such staRd6uts "a BRYAN g.,
All Blue, Phi b., Be Fleet, Slack
tR96uglaS' Niche, Lights Up and
Hin Gail and Windy civ BY.
pass the handicap 20 Fest feF
gastefii campaigns and 0 meeting
IN the Kentucky Derby,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25

ming. They are Cornell $3.50,
Princeton u1-8) and Penn (17-6).
They have respective conference
marks Of 81. TEL and 60. %;
Big Colorado's 6-16) de.
feat Of Kansas State (16-6l left
the AggieS and Kansas University
1922 tied for first. They meet
March Z. Each has Q I'll league
mark.
Southwest Texas Christian
(l9.3) has clinched ct least O tie
with o e.i league record. II plays
Arkansas (o.13 and SD tonight
with victory meaning the title.
Missouri valley-st. Louis go.
81 already-won.
Pacific Southern Divi.
sion. with four members, can wind
up In four.way We. UctAA current
leader with Ga. Washington (22.
y already home In Northern D.
vision.
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|AU and LoyoIa Decide
Leader
In Game Wednesday p.

Wednesday nights MaSonsf3ixs
Oh Conference basketball same
Here between American Uhlvefs
silly ana h6y6ia will decide the
fegtlafzseas6il h6hefS ana the
t6psseeded position In the t0ufs
ilaflleflt scheduled March 6sTse In
Baltimore,
After leading the race oil seas
soh, American IT, IA In dancer OF
being Knocked from the TOD sD0b
bY the eFevheHndsr who have 0
lBsi conference standing 70 iSsi
feF the Hagles,
Levela's only defeat came at
the hands Of American y, In gVeFs
time IN Baltimore, while the
Eagles suffered their hFst eeDleFs
enee loss Saturday night Of
Hampden
Leyela VIII rule a. the faVeVlte
IN the crucial same Wednesday,
unless American y, Tegains the
services OF Bud DAILY, Its Key ball
handler, who missed the HayNp-
den-H Sydney same due TO O
sprained ankle suffered IN pFae-
tlce Friday,
The eight-team lineup for tho
tournament 10 virtually certain,
although Washington College has
an outside chance crashing the
list, y
The Shoremen could tie Johns
Hopkins for eighth place by beat.
ing Western Maryland at Chester.
town tonight and Towson In
Baltimore Friday. The tie would
be settled by q playoff or flip Of
the coin. ..s. ..'
American o.. Loyola, Hampden.
Sydney, Roanoke, Baltimore Uni.
versity and Randolph-Macon def.
initely are In the tournament.
while Western Maryland could
loose out only by losing all three
games this week and then q play.
of game, which Is unlikely.
The other place Is between Hop
kin'S, runnerup to American u.
In the tournament last year, and
Washington College.
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@HleH Schools s

The others were all Jayvees. We
don't have o great team on paper.
No real stars. These boys have
been winning on hustle alone"
Rothrock. O former Northwest.
ern University player who skip.
pered an Let through the Oki-
rawa campaign In World War II,
is PARTICULARLY proud Of Groom.
HES an Al boy" the part.
time George washington univer-
sity law student says. "ffe takes
his basketball seriously. Because
Of his Size. he's had To take d lot
Of criticism. but he's stood Up welt
through IL; 80 we'll that fight nov
he's the team stabiiiSef."
A senior, 6ro6tfi uses O juffif
shot 10 hafasS opposing teams
Hes also on outstanding defehs
slye player -
HE did q terrific lob on Reese
ana KeSslef tB6b Reese OF Et,
Johns ana Bob Kesslef Of 6.W,1,"
HethF6ek says, Held them 20 Ia
points each, besides GettiRg hiS
share on rebounds"
Other Seniors on Team,
Three ether seniors are on the
sduad=Biek Feeder Jim eeuls-
bgl VINE stands 0nly a half Inch
lever than Gpeemr and Jimmy
Hlll who speelallges IN grlVlna
laplps, Bernie Dean, Jack Eehlls
llnR and WallV Rgland furnish
the resi- OF the punch,
Since RathreGk, who lives In
Fairfax with his wife and seVen-
mgnth-9la son, came 10 W,-k
from Mount Vernon, his teams
have won N games against only
10 losses over three seasons, re
spent two years at Mount VeTnon,
coaching the Mounts 10 their best
record w TO that time and their
hrst Fairfax County champion
ship,
But this years W,-L, team Ia
his favorite, No stars, Just q
long, lean youth who ranks aea-
demically In the upper 30 per cent
OF his class. and athletically and
character-wise, as high as one
can go. ,.
WI, will play in The Star
Metropolitan Tournament at
Richie Coliseum March 3, 4, q
and 7, and Groom will be In for
more verbal bombardment. But
he'll just 60 on playing a fine
brand of basketball. You can de-
pend on that.
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Upsets
Continued From Page A-1S0


rally, 1852. in overtime at Phil
adelphia. st. Bonaventure, No. 10,
bowed TO neighbor Canisius, 65-63.
Seton Hall was s1pended by LoyoIa
Of Chicago, 1918.
Five Of the top-ranking teams
IN the Associated Press poll also
were defeated. In addition TO
Duquesne and st. Bonaventure.
the SetbackS were handed to Kan
Sas State mo. ~ by Colorado;
Iowa mo. y by Illinois mo. b..
and Washington mo. 81 by
Wyoming.
Other highly.regarded outfits.
including top.ranked Kentucky,
had close Shaves. The Wildcats
Just managed 10 slip past DePaul,
6S.ei. And yesterday Dayton
pulled To 18th straight victory out
OF the FIRE with On $3.50 decision
over Xavier Of Cincinnati In the
closing seconds, Vf..'.
After the weekend firing here's
how the major conferences looked;
Biz Ten--1lilnoib ti7.2D, with
three RAineS 10 40, virtually
Oilnched the title with itS victory
over Iowa. The fllinl have q con.
ference record OF io'i and Iowa
90,
eouthern-WeSt virginia, with
IA victories IN 10 aaiiies against
league foes, apparently hAe halted
North Carolina states d0mliia'
tioh Of The circuit, West Viz
slnia "A favored IN the elaht-teani
tournament startlhs this Weeh
end
Observation-Disclosures tassai
won oil Of Its 10 league gAIhes AN
Will be outstanding fAv0Flte II
conference tournament beulniilnI
'i'hufAdHti
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Snug Harbor 10 Face &c.
Body Works for Tile
In County Last Half !.

Snug IIarhor and Northeast
Body Works wili meet for Tie, sec
ond-half =. title .. In the d. Prince
Georges County Recreation Bas-
ketball League at 9 pm. Wednes-
day in the Hyattsville Armory.
The two teams, currently tied
at 81. beat each other in their
two regularly-scheduled games,
Snug Harbor winning yesterday.
65-58. Body Works was not in
the league in the first half, won
by the Harbor, thus q Works VIC
tory Wednesday night will force
the two clubs into a best-two-of-
three series for the league cham
pionship.
Both teams. along with other
league clubs and several outside
teams. will play In the Prince
Georges Open tournament, sched.
uled to start next week. John
Poston, director Of the league, has
opened the tournament to all un.
limited teams interested. Teams
may enter by contracting Poston at
461S Thirty-fourth street, Mount
Rainier, or BY phoning him at
Appleton 93eS. @.la,.a
Dale Myers scored IL points to
lead snus tiArb0r over Body
Works yesterday, while Babe
Marshall scored 10 points and
Gerry LeC0mt,te 10 for the losers.
Jim sutadiaatl. tbf leagues, top
scorer, showed Iii 40 points VI lead
Piefp6flt T'eEac0 10 Bh Soft vica
tory ever University Grill IN the
ether same on the twin Bib % the
Hyattsviiie AffiA0fy. ,si
Silver SPRING Ae and the
Bethesda : Chevy Chase Rescue
SQUAD Will battle Sunday for the
Fisht 10 meet TENS Auto In q
beStstW6s6f sthFee series for the
MentsemeFV eeunty ehampieRs
ship
Silver SPRING defeated Nerbeek,
$3.50, and the Rescue Squad de-
leated e0lesvllle Ael 1880, In the
hrst elimination Rames iast nlghtl
Toms Aut9, regular season wins
ner, draws q bye until the Anal
series,
Jaeebsen's Florist IA the Senior
4 League champion At Jewish
Community Center,
JaPebsen's, formerly known "a
ugly 40, won the title with o
$3.50 Victory over Arcade Pontiac
yesterday, Bernie Wolf scored 10
points TO lead the Florists, /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Hoyos' Relay Reign Threatened
by VnIonovo in K. of G. Meet

fourth man will be picked from
among Irish Olympians John Joe
Barry and Jim Reardon, Pete
Simigan and Art Klepper.
/. Going real conservative regard
less Of the fourth man picked, the
Vllanova team has q good chance
TO hit TAO.
The Hoyas this season have re-
NAMED undefeated, but they
have not matched their record
clockings Of last winter. Their
best time to date was the 7:4l.7
fastest Of the season. by Dick
Saunders, Dave Boland, Joe La
Pierre and Joyce In winning the
National AAU Indoor champion
ship February 9t6. z
Pressure May Help Hoyas.
The previous week in the New
York A. c. meet the Hoyas won
In 7:44.5 with two-miler Charlie
Capozzoli handling the second leg
and Boland moving to the 'leadoff
spot In place Of Saunders.
While Coach Frank Sevigne Of
Georgetown can expect faster
times from LaPierre and Joyce II
they are forced to run under
pressure, he Is sure to be busy
this week getting the foursome
he decides to use ready for q real
hard race. Boland should bounce
back after his mediocre perform.
ance Of failing to qualify in
the 1C4A coo. and the possibility
Of being replaced by Capozsoli
should spAr sanders TO rtin faster.
Tom v0fhees, Who has been out
With d pulled tiusele. has returned
t0t practices but II n practically
" certainty i1s Will not be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Two Issn, tlhth Places
In cYo CAGE Journey

Blessed Sacrament and 81
Jeseph'S Home have befths sewe6
ub In the eath0iie Youth 6fgaRa
l6atieh juni0F basketball t6urflaH
fRent March 1 az eath8lle vRll
VerSltyr
Blessed Sacrament earned Ia
post With q 49sBT vleteFv ever
Helg Trinity yesterday, while b.
Jgseph's Home defeated sti Ffans
ola Xavier, aesls, Other RESULTS
!!!l''.sI:;'I I'T! !!!sii.:: II; "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Special plspoieh 10 The Siar

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-George.
town University's two-year mo.
nopoly on ,two-lnile relay honors
may come to an end In the, East
ern season-closing Knights, Of
Columbus meet at Madison Square
Garden Saturday night. Villa
nova, virtually loaded with middle
and long distance talent, has de-
cided to throw its entire strength
at the Hoyas. r.
Georgetown has won l6 straight
two-mile relay races. IL last year
and four this year in The Evening
Star Games. the Boston A, A. and
New York A. G: meets and the
National ,AAu indoor champion
ships. HstA
The tip that this long.awaited
relay match was going to come of
was dropped today with the an
nouncement of2the Columbia Mile
field without Fred Dryer Of Villa
nova, the IC4A mile king. A quick
check revealed that Jim (Jumbo)
Elliott. the Villanova coach, adj
viSed John Downing, the meet
director. to keep the Villanova
stars out Of the invitation events
as they wanted q crack at George.
town In the double-mile baton
test.
7:4O Time "a Possible.
This means that Ray Wheeler,
winner Of the 1000 In The star
Games last month and runnerup
to Carl Joyce Oh Georgetown III
the tC4A 1000 last Saturday. Joe
qaffhey, fifth III the fc4A 900,
ana DWyef viii be sure starters
Oh the vlllahovA team. fhe
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Shirley Frey Defects
Doris Hart In India
LIN mo AllAEIaIaa RLall

BOMBAY, India, Feb, gA,=-
SHIRLEY Ply, Embarrassing Amer.
can tennis player from Akron
Ohio, today won the West Indla
tennis championship by defeating
Doris Hart, the Wimbledon cham.
plol from Coral Gables, Fla,
2-6, G-4, Ga,
The Ohio girl was too steady
today Tor Doris, who ranks sec
ond In the United States, The
tall Florida star ended most OF
the long rallies by netting the
ball,
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Invalid Gets LleN

Tiny fnghaili, victim Of O cr,p.
pline aiiment, watched from a
wheelchair while 100 men and
women competed 10 give him q
financial INC In O tournament at
Clarendon. u was quite Q life
for the former bowler. with each
contestant eontrlbutlna DO cents
and Proprietor ID ooldbera toss.
Inc IN the g-aaine bowling fees.
Al Wright. sAndlot umpire, was
the winner with il-@Abf, but q
woman shared the sp0tiiaht when
Helen Jordan, who averages only
iUi IN the Clarendon Ladies' COIns
Iherelal League, rolled 4 scratch
oct OF eeT, ehe aF0ssed 4bi 10
fihish second,
Others IA the payer jim Jehs
|kins, i4.-4D0l Nathan Mallehsteln,
a4uzlSDj Lew wilson, ie-=liDl Dill
|JOv, g4@Aiol Leon Pleisher, ioA@
|aial Harry elAFk, ADa=4iaI clehe
iAhnveeL ss=4ii, and Dill Abel,
" WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
|HiaIeah Looks Forwart
10 Richest FIaminuo
AS Climax 10 Meeting

MIAMI, ria, fFeb. sb=fiialeail
licked forward to-day 10 what IA
expected TO be the LARGEST and
richest Fiamihg0 Stakes In history
Saturday a. IL entered the Ana
Week OF LOO 4esday meeting,
The Flaniihs0 has ID sephe.
iil6FeS listed o. possible starters
IA % many % 30 30 In this Mem
lucky Berry pfevleW, the race Will
gE9ss q record ee9,iee, with the
winner setting 9Bar6ee,
Possibilities fer tho mile and An
el9hth test Include, Rev Rev Row
The Miner, Blue Man, Why Not
Eternal Neon, Charlie MeAdam
AFmagedden, Jampel, aHlet Step
one Threw, Prise Ring, Lost Story
One Count, WhlFla Lea, Master
Fiddle, eandle Weed, Rlenemar
Golden Gloves, Trick Pilot, Brian
B0EN, AsPaGopep, Htandt0p, Aot-
A-Rraas, Snow Man, Reglisltlon
Handsome Teddy, Lets Live
Achilles, Knights Reward, Do Re-
port, Nimhle Fox and, Count
Flame,
The entry Of Master Fiddle ant
Count Flame -both trained by so
Rutchick, who won the 1851 Ken
lucky Derby with Count Turf-il
expected to share FlaMingl
favoritism with Blue Man. Both
are now rated at 5 to Q In TIL
betting odds, with Candle Wood
Armageddon. Why Not and Eter'
nal Moon at 8 to !.
Jampol is figured at 10 to
while Charlie McAdam and on
Count are rated at 10 to ! in thu
early odds. indicating that tn
race 10 considered wide open.
Jimmy Breckons, Kona, KY.
coal miners son, appears to have
the Hialeah riding honofs safel.
in hand today. He has bootet
home 20 winners. Eight more thar
Albert Widman Of Tampa, Fla
Jimmy Stout, Lakewood. N. J,
rider who piloted Spartan Valor
to victory In the Widener Satur,
day, is third with IS.
Kay Jensen and w. w. Stephen.
are tied for training honors will
eight winners each and Eugen,
Jacobs has seven.
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Babe zaharIas, BesseI|nk
Win Mixed 1wo.DaII Golf

ORLANDO, FiA. reb. aAr--MFs.
Babe zAhArlaA ana Al heADeilnk
won the international mixed twos
ball Golf tournament here yea
terday, defeAtlna EdeAh Anderson
and Dick Chapman, British ANA
teur champion, iSup,
The match was decided on the
sBth hole where besselInk blasted
onto The Green from A sand Trap
and the Babe bahk on iesf00t
putt,
THE winners had 4 90 for The
in0Fhlha Feuhdl AhdeFsoHs 6hAps
man had A w. Mrs, KAhafiAl
aud BeAselihk sh0t q 90 IN tht
AlIeFhpqllI AhdefSehsehApifiAh q
Bbi ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
By Rod Thomos

Ed Smith. member Of the
Takolna Ambulance team in the
Takoma Bowling Association. APP
parently wasn't disturbed when
he faced q challenging situation
in the l4th annual Sherbahn
Open tournament at Takoma last
night.
Smith needed an average Of 40
In the last two games Of the 2.
game event to win. Jim Rice Of
the Qreenway Commercial League
had finished with q score OF 9o7
and was ready TO pocket the 9100
first prize. ..--.. b
Smith sharply reduced the odds
against him with O $50 tally In
the sixth game. They scared
again when he came TO the eighth
frame Of the Anal string needing
at least two and possibly three
marks TO top Rice. WorkinAniike,
he clicked on three spares 10 win
by 10 pins, with o tally Of OFT,
which included q u handicap.
Rice had 10 free sticks. His prize
was $50.
Others In Che Payer.
Grady Andrews took third award
Iof go with biso44. Others In the
payoR were willie Rattan, iS0s
ID2D, Bob Thompson, 74sD22: Joe
Carlton, e4.o2i LArkin weldon,
|0seie, hob Mlschow. 1904,
Jack Rabbit, bisei4, bob Harding,
0AsDOo, Ray Watson, $4,000,
Ralph Fletcher, T4sD0s, Guy West,
$685. John parke, 40so0A and
Don Matthias, 00sD0s, A special
award went 10 Harry Stewart With
q scratch set OF bf4 and billy
Mlschou with q same OF iOi,
THE tournament attracted u
entries, 30 more than last year
Incidentally, nearly every annual
eveht rolled In recent weeks haI
beaten 10 1904 entry,
Tourney DeAdilne Extended,
The washington CIV bu0hplll
Association announced t0dAv II
Will Keep 0pen the ilbth f0F ltl
lehAlfiplS bhlpS 81 the Nine Plf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25

fidd6M In tnab ~"
d. J6hn'S game" he says abut
you Enew, / get q BIZ kiek sute Of
A native OF Wichita, HANS
6F8efH locks a. II he'd take on In
one OF those sirens MlaweStefh
winds
nY9u should've seen me when
I WAS In The ninth grade" no sAEsl
~ WAS A TALL Al | am now ana
Weiahed only l4b POUNDS =" Groom
a senior, stands 8sBl9 and WelRbs
lob pounds,
Groom VIII put ON weight Hls
father, \, Fuller Grg9nl, an Az
llnsten real estate dealer, stands q
feet and weighs aFeund 200, HIS
2e-yeaF-ald brother, VINO works
with his father, IA Ga and has
poVndaee 10 match, However, both
we're "'plpe- stems" until after hlgn
school days.
: Top Scorer on Team, r.
Groom is the top scorer on q
Washihgton-Lee team that has
amazed even Its own coach IN
compiling q l4-6 record to date,
The Generals, led by their tall, be-
specialized center. split with highly
respected George Washington in
two games and lost by only four
points to st. Johns and Western.
Their other two losses were TO
Roosevelt and Tech. the two top
District interhigh teams.
Groom" Coach John Rothrock
says, lis the only one on the
squad who played varsity ball last
year and he was q substitute.
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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Feb
% R,-F Frank Leahy, Notre
Danes football coach, and Mrs
Leahy became parents OF their
eighth child last night with the
birth Of q boy In st, Anthony
Hospital, The 6-pound l-ounce
baby Is the NTH boy In the family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25

Inc w q 8 n .
in g I on lice
High School
basketball star
and honor STU
dent ia o lesson
In adaptation.
Once ovef-set1.
sitive about his
e / ofnb d I e d
Stfde tire, he
the iN| ErbsI That
fy from The
fahsA =.
~ sure got
..IAIAm iSa ilaak
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Bvuves Have Practice Come

BRApENToN, Fla Feb. as UP
Manager Tommy Holmes has O
seven inning practice game on tap
tor his Boston Braves today and he
plans to zee OF least IL Of his
pitchers In action, gat fs !.
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49,. =. NATloNAL LEAGUE.
B:EoIfs' 10y, .AAYlsSls';;;St' | ,t. :,
pufiaiO, j! .PlttsSSrsR,n f D.
f ssi:S.Sss,.!! iiSSi !al:EE::;; b
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RNB iIl Eurh,

They call him pipe Cleaner, "
"Broomstick.", and other such
Names but Ted Groom just goes
on playing basketball.
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CONFERENCE STANDTN00,
Gu and GoIioudet Clash
At BrookIund Tonight

Catholic University meets Gal.
laudet tonight ut Gu at 8 o'clock
in the final game Of the season for
both teams.
The Cardinals won the flrst
meeting between the intracity and
Mason-Di Conference rivals.
, 1952-07-26
i Peurl screw-on
eurring
REWARD
ANN HOLLAND
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