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and was injured again last night
against Baltimore.
Maurice Podoloff, league presi.
dent, said Foust's Replacement
would be announced today. &
Coach Johnny Kinda Of the
West plans to start Mikan at CEN
ter, Jim Pollard Of Minneapolis
and Leo Barnhorst Of Indianap-
oils at forwards and Rochester''
Bob Wanzer and Bob Davies II
the backcourt.
The rest Of the Vests lineup;
Vern Mikkelsen, Minneapolis,
Frank Brain, Fort Wayne; Pau
Walther, Indianapolis, and Dix
Eddleman, Milwaukee.
Coach AL Cervi of the East viii
start Bob Cousy of Boston ant
Andy Phillip Oh Philadelphia al
the guard posts and Easy Et
Macauley of Boston at center. Hi
forwards probably will be Jo'
Fulks and Paul Arizin of .Phila'
delphia. ID
Balance of the East squad: Rex
Rocha, Syracuse; Max zaslofsky
Gallatin and Dick MCGUIRE, New
York, and Fred Scolari Of Balti
more.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
coweII, Maryland Park
Take Soccer Games

Myron Cowell trimmed MARI
boro. 8-2. and Maryland Park
lnosed out Midway. 10. in yester-
days soccer games in the Wash
Iington and Suburban League.
There, will be no league games
next Sunday. The teams instead
will be playing first round games
in the National Challenge Cup
competition. Four players from
the Charles County Legion team,
Fred Hardesty, Bobby Gray. Ches-
ter Hancock and Bob Mitchell,
will take part in Olympic trials
at Philadelphia next Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
TcU, Baylor Among Eleven
Wake Forest Grid Foes
By the Assoeloted Pres,

WAKE FOREST, N. c.. Feb, II.
Wake Forests 1852 football
team will play II games, according
to announcement Of Athletic Di-
rector James Weaver.
The Deacons will meet the
champion and runnerup of the
Southwest Conference. They open
against runnerup Baylor of the
Southwest at Waco September 20.
Texas Christians champs will be
played at Fort Worth November s.
Villanova replaces Clemson be-
cause of the Southern Conference s
one-year ban against Clemson for
playing post-season game. Fur
man replaces George Washington,
marking the first meeting Of Wake
Forest and Furmall in is years.
Boston College will play at
Winston-Salem in Wake Forests
only night game.
-, September 2O-Baylor at Waco; 27-a'
"s% october rha q4Boston Boston College at winston.
Salem. night; 11-Vilianova at Philadel-
phia; 1S-at North Carolina: 25--at Rich
November NORTH Carolina state at
worth: WORT i5@Duke at Wake Forest: SaVat
Furman: 29-South Carolina at winston
Salem. >,
Evening star., 1952-02-11
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. II. - There
may still be some lingering inter-
est in old Jersey Joe Walcott's s
next title fight, if and when, but
II you ask the fan with a tele-
vision set what he'd like to see,
the chances are you'll get Henry
and Marciano" for an answer.
TV may keep some of the cash
customers away from the arenas
for a while, but nothing can make
q big name out of a fighter
quicker than sock performance
on q coast-to-coast video hookup.
Clarence Henry and Rocky
Marciano, two young heavies with
slugging appeal, are shining
examples. Put them together and
there's no telling what they might
draw. Both have vowed the Ma
ton with sensational kayo vic
tories and that's what the Gus
toners like.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
IBroyes Sign Sibby Sisti
And Pitcher Burdette
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Feb. 11.-Receipt OF
signed 1852 contracts Of Sibby
Sisti, veteran inf1elder, and Pitch
.er Lew Burdette up last season
from the Pacific Coast League
was announced today by the Bos-
ton Braves. 81
Sisti will be starting his 18th
season with the Tribe. including
q three-year hitch in the service
Last season he played in ia games
and batted .279. A standout util-
ity man, the Buffalo, N. y. per-
former can I'LL in at any spot ex-
cept pitcher.
Budette came to the Braves last
June from the San Francisco club
where he won "A games. He bats
and throws right handed and
lives in Nitro, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
TV Proves Best Stepping Stone
For Boxers With Sock-Appeol

Even before Henry and Marci-
ano made their splashes, Irish
Bobby Murphy and Harry (Kid)
Matthews showed what TV could
do to prime up interest in the
sport. Murphy made a smash hit
with his slambang style on TV
and then sold out arenas around
the country in non-TV scraps.
Matthews beat Murphy in q
bout networked out of Madison
Square Garden and that one spec
tacular show made him 4 house
hold name. The kid from Seattle
and Manager Jack Hurley have
been cashing in ever since.
Any one who has any doubt
about the impact of television on
sports, should read the latest
figures on the new industrial
giant. NBC says there now are
1877 million TV sets in the Nation
and 10S stations within range Of
81 per cent Of the population.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Sedgman Receivers 10 Win
After Indian Bags 6-OSet |
by The Assosiussd Press

COLOMBO. Ceylon. Feb. H.
Frank Sedgman, Australia's Davis
Cup tennis ace. lost an 0-6 set
to Dilip Bose. a comparatively un-
known Indian player, yesterday,
but rallied to win the match, 6-3.
'0-6. Ga, "a.
The fighting Indian sur
prised the Australian star in the
second set. played at . fast pace.
but he couldn't keep it UP. Sedg-
mans booming service crashed
through Bose. and when he missed
with the first serve. his second
service was deep enough to force
errors by the Indian. The sur
priSing match came in the third
round Of the Asian tennis cham
pionships.
Straight Clark of Los Angeles
recorded an easy third-round vic
tory over j. w. Cawthorn Of Aus
tralia, GO. 6-1, 60.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Royals
Regain Lead as Lakers
Bow 10 oLow-Rankers
BY the Asseeiated Press

Rochester's Royals, winner OF
last years National Basketball
Association playof1s. were back on
top Of the Western division today
because of their high scoring
ability and Minneapolis failure
against two low ranking teams.
The Royals trimmed the Boston
Celtics twice. defeating. the sec
Iond-place club Of the Eastern di-
vision, 104-100. Saturday night
and repeating last night with a
111-97 decision.
At the same time, Minneapolis
lost to Fort Wayne. 70-67, Satur-
day and 70-69 to Milwaukee last
night as Mel Hutchins tossed in
the game winning free throw with
four seconds remaining Of the sec
ond overtime period. George
Mikan, the Lakers' league-leading
scorer, was held to eight points,
his second lowest Of the season.
Boston played last nights game
against Rochester under protest
following a second-period ruling
by Jocko Collins. The official
called a misconduct technical foul
against the Celtics' Bob Brannum
for jockeying from the bench.
Collins also ruled it a personal
foul, which put Brannuin out Of
the game.
The Syracuse Nationals stretched
their Eastern Division lead over
Boston to 51a games by whipping
the Philadelphia Warriors, 91-84,
for their 1tth straight home vic
tory.
The Mats played without Adolph
Schayes, who'll be out four to six
weeks because Of fractured wrist
received in Philadelphia Friday.
Paul Selmour Tailed 21 points for
Syracuse and Paul Arizin 20 for
the Warriors.
Five players went all the way
for Baltimore as the Bullets de-
feated Fort Wayne. 82-77. Four
|of the five scored in double fig-
ures, topped by Frank Kudelka's S
I23 points.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

last year with q better than .40t
mark"
Hawkins, who has learned tc
lplay the drums from his father
plays them only for amusement
and doesn't intend to go into
music professionally. Instead. he
hopes to go to college and even-
|tually get into coaching.
Yesterdays victory pulled the
Johnnies into a first-place tie with
st. Anthony's, and the chances
are they'll have to play off for the
title. Each has three games left
'St. Johns, which faces Coolidge
in top non-league game at $3.50
tomorrow at Coolidge, must play
|Gonzaga, Georgetown Prep and
|Priory in league competition
while the Tonies must face De
Matha, Gonzaga and Priory.
st. Paul's4 Outclassed.
With Hawkins, Ronnie Boothby
and Nick PouloS all starting tc
hit from outside. Gallagher
moved Reese inside and these
four and Sweeney proved too
much for st. Paul's. After hold
ing the Johnnies to . 10-7 lead
in the first quarter. St.. Paul's
couldn't keep up with that fast
breaking pace and fell behind,
30-17, after two periods. The
Johnnies led, 1921, going into
the fourth when Gallagher put
In his reserves.
The scoring, much to Gallagher's
delight, was divided, with Sweeney
getting IL points. Reese. Boothby
and Hawkins IL each and
PouloS 8. Jay Manning led st.
Paul's with Is points.
Georgetown Prep held DeMatha
to a one-quarter 14-14 tie. but
Jagged, 1926, at halftime. Larry
Horning Of Prep showed some
fancy shooting to take scoring
honors with 20 points. all but two
m fold 0no1S
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Workman Will Seek 28 Points
TONIGHT to Tie Groot in Scoring

Mark Workman. West Virginia's s
l6-foot-9 center. needs 28 points
against q weak University Of Rich
Imond team at West Virginia to-.
might to tie Dukes Dick Groat for
the Southern Conference scoring
Head.
Groat and Workman are staging
the closest individual scoring race
in years. with Groat on top at the
moment by / percentage point
with q 27.5 average In 10 games
while Workman has 27A In 8.
Frank Felvy Of Furnan is third
with a 23-point average. but the
school has completed its confer
|ence schedule.
Meanwhile the race for the
spots in the championship tour
|nament March 6-S in Raleigh Isl
about over, despite almost three
Evening star., 1952-02-11
SCORING IEADERs.

weeks of play remaining. It ap-
pears that North Carolina State,
West Virginia. Clemson, Mary
land, Duke. Furman and George
Washington should take seven OF
the places, based on their current
records and the caliber of their
remaining opponents.
The other choice is among
South Carolina, North Carolina
or William and Mary.
West Virginia and Workman
should climb ahead of N. c. State
and Groat this week as the Noun
taineers play VPI. Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Eddie Arcoro Due. to Get Shot
lat 3 More Stakes This Week

field may include Alfred g. Van
derbilt,s two mares. Bed o. Roses
ana Next Move. and Harry 1saacs'
Intent, winner of the recent Santa
Anita Maturity. another Arcaro
victory.
Also In the San Antonio may
be C. v. Whitney's Counterpart,
q disappointment in the Maturity
but conqueror Of Hill Prince in
two Gold Cup classics in the East
last fall. Nicked on the leg in
the Maturity. he still is an un-
certainty.
Hill Princes trainer. Casey
Hayes, without trying to take any
thing away from Counterpart. re-
minded listeners after the San
Marcos that his horse suffered
from stone bruises on two occa-
sions in 1851.
He looks like the real Hill
Prince now" he said.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Terrier Fights 10 Lift
Title From Boxer in
Westminster Show
Nv The A,.eeiatsd Pra,s

NEW YORK, Feb. A.-Th'
westminster Kennel Club dos
'Ishow, pitting 2.45l Of the blue
.Ihloods Of the canine world against
leach other for the coveted blue
ribbon, got under way In Madison
-ISquare Garden today.
All through the first days SeS-
Ision and into tomorrow's morning
lhours, breeds were scheduled te
Ibe judged. Then. in the second
|afternoon and evening. the group
winners will be selected and finally
lat about 1880 pm. tomorrow
Joseph P. Sims of Philadelphia
the well-known arbiter, will decide
1.-THE heSt-in-Show.
The big question before the
house in this. the oldest dog show
in the. country. dating back to
1877. is whether Oh. Bang Away
of Sirrah Crest can repeat his
victory of last year.
Bang Away in Top Form.
Bang Away, belonging to DR.
and Mrs. r. c. Harris Of Palo Alto.
Calf, and handled by Nate Levine,
is in top form. The fawn boxer
1.-THE only dog from west Of the
mississippi ever to win the classic
has won two best-in-shows in
1.-THE last two weeks.
Bang Away is a year older now
land has been beaten in some lesser
events than the Westminster since
last February, but his SIS hests in
Iall-breed shows cannot be
shrugged of. One we'll known au-
thority said that Il Bang Away
lgets through the breed and group
Judging, he has d good chance to
come out the winner again.
The consensus around the ken
|nels is that if any dog is going to
beat Bang Away. 1t will be Ch
Foxbank Entertainer Of Harham.
the wire fox terrier that won the
terrier group last year. This
opinion is not without reason
,lSince the best-in-show was made
the main reward at the Westmin-
Ister. terriers have won % of the
IS prizes.
Competition for Stars.
Il However, both Bang Away and
1Foxbank Entertainer will have
trough competition. Two other
| hnalists of 1851 are back = the
pointer, Oh. Captain Speck, and
1.-THE toy poodle, Ch. Cartlane Once
Neither q hound nor toy ever
has come out on top.
| But that doesn't mean q thing
Until 1947. the boxer was poor
relation. But Oh. Warlord OF
lMazelaine broke the Ice that year
land Oh. Mazelaine's Zazarac
Brandy took honors in 1949. Then
.Ewhen Bang Away won last year
:Iexperts began to think that this
Twas. indeed, the cycle OF boxers
iIt might be.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Youngest Driver

NEWyoRK up Johnny Simp-
son is no longer the youngest Of
the more than 100 harness drivers
who have driven q mile I'm 2
minutes or better. Jimmy Fitz-
patrick, 20. dethroned Simpson by
going ins2:O0 fiat behind the PAGER
Hal Senator. Simpson had held
the youngest driver crown by
riding q 2-minute mile behind
the pacet My Birthday in 1942
Simpson was "a 1.-THE time.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
By Bill Fuchs

Ralph Hawkins, son Of the
Washington bandleader Of the
same name and a drummer him.
self in spare time, is tapping out
a fast beat for the winning St
Johns High School basketball
team these days.
Hawkins" Coach Joe Gallagher
says without hesitation. "has been
the answer"
The 16-year-old. 5-foot-11
Junior has indeed been the an
swer to the problem which bafaed
Gallagher earlier in the season.
On paper. st. Johns has had one
Of the areas top teams since the
outset of the season. But it was
looking good only in spots, was
too slow getting back up court and
finally hit its low point in losing
to st. Anthony's. So far, that's
st. Johns only loss of the season.
1t has won 17-13 since the de-
feat-including yesterdays 71-35
victory over st. Paul's in the sec
ond game of a Catholic League
douhleheader at DeMatha. J
This restored st. Johns to q
lead tie in the circuit.
DeMatha handed Georgetown
Prep it's 10th straight loss, 71-56,
in the first game.
st. Johns Uses Fast Break.
st. Johns utilized a fast break
almost to perfection in trouncing
q st. Paul's team that had upset
Priory Friday night. The john
nies looked better than at any
time this season, which gave rise
to speculation as to how they'd
fare against Tech. interhigh lead
er, unbeaten in its last 80 games.
The two teams aren't scheduled,
but there's a good possibility
they'll meet in The Star Metro
politan Tournament opening
March 8 at Ritchie Coliseum at
the University of Maryland.
"St. Johns has a better chance
against Tech than any other team
In the area" says Bob Russell, ST.,
Paul'S coach. Gallagher really
has his team moving now. It's at
its peak. As for us, we left our
game on Priory's floor Friday.
Our boys played q wonderful
game against Priory. but it's just
impossible to keep a team up all
the time"
Gallagher, who all season has
been saying. II don't know what's
the matter with our team; I can't
put my finger on it," now is COM
pletely satisfied. s.s
Hawkins Versatile Athlete.
"After losing to st. Anthony'SI
we had a little shakeup." Gall
lagher says. "and I began starting
Hawkins. He played with the
junior team last year. but Il
didn't use him too much at first
this season. But he's the answer.
He can hit from outside on sets.
move inside and help Bob Reese
and Roscoe Sweeney under the
boards.
Hes a natural athlete. In footA
ball, we switched him from half
back to end and he wound up as
the leading pass receiver on the
team. In baseball. he played third
base and was our leading hitter
Evening star., 1952-02-11
By III. A.soeio,sd Pres.

ARCADIA. Calf. Feb. IL
There Is no question now as tc
1.-THE stakes riding champion Of the
1852 Santa Anita meeting. It has
| to be Eddie Arcaro, even though
the Santa Anita merry-go-round
still has four more weeks to run
The 35-year-old veteran of the
saddle already has accomplished
this: Won nine Of the 20 stakes
raced here; won i've straight
topped by his tremendous feat
Saturday in bringing home the
winners In the two features Of the
day. The first came aboard Hill
Prince ii the $20. 900 San Marcos
Handicap and the next was or
Windy City II In the $4,000 Sar
Felipe Handicap.
It is q rare feat. turning IL
wins In such . double header
leven with both winners odds-of
favorites.
Gets Shot ut ) More.
This week Arcaro has mounts or
Reigh,S Bull In the Lincoln's
Birthday Handicap tomorrow and
on Hill Prince again in the $685.
1000 San Antonio Handicap Sat-
urday, and very likely on q Will
liam Goetz filly in the companion
feature that day, the $4,000
Santa Susanna Handicap.
The l1s miles San Antonio
usually provides q good sign OF
things to come in the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap, which this
year will be run on March /.
Hill Prince, Virginia-bred
champion racing under the silks
of Christopher T. Chenery. faces
sitter opposition Saturday than
he did in the San Marcos. The
Evening star., 1952-02-11

and Lee and VMI In addition to
Richmond, which gives them four
games against four Of the last
i've teams In the standings. State
meanwhile plays Duke tomorrow
night and George Washington on
Saturday. Groat's only conference
game will be against the Wolf
pack.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
-Four Seek Last Spot
In Interhigh PIayof
lin Games This Week

The sizzling scramble for ths
fourth berth In the District
lInterhigh championship playoff!
reaches its peak this week, last or
the regular schedule. Tech, Roose.
welt and Coolidge have sewed ur
the first three spots in the playoffs
Ito be staged February "a and 2;
at Tech.
Eastern faces Western at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in the first game Of
10 double header. while Anacostis
and Chamberlain meet in the
nightcap. Friday night Roosevelt
meets Coolidge and Eastern plays
Tech, while Saturday night West
ern plays Chamberlain and Wilson
meets Bell. All games are Sched-
uled for Techs court.
Tomorrow's Eastern = Western
game is the crucial one. Should
Western win, the door practically
will be shut on Eastern, AnacoStia
and Wilson. Here's why:
Western will be q solid choice
to beat Chamberlain and wind up
with q 5-3 mark. Eastern. Ana
costa and Wilson will have lost
at least four.
However. an Eastern victory to-
morrow will keep alive the hopes
of the other three contenders. In
fact, all three probably will wind
up tied with Western. each with a
"A mark, as Eastern should lose
to Tech, Anacostia should beat
Chamberlain and Wilson is almost
a certainty over Bell.
Here are the standings: Tech
(7-W, Roosevelt and Coolidge
leach 5-2), Western and Eastern
leach 3-3) and Anacostia and VIII
son leach 3-4). Chamberlain Q-5)
and Bell (0-D are out Of the run
ming.
In games out of the league to-
morrow, st. Johns plays at Cool
idge at $3.50 pm. and Roosevelt
plays at Northwestern at 1880.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Hill Prince Now Only 8 to 5
I'm Future Book on Bio Race

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, Feb.
II R.-Hill Princes victory In
the San Marcos Handicap Satur-
day strengthened his position in
the Caliente future book on the
Santa Anita Handicap. His odds
in the weekly listing dropped from
81 to 8-5.
Bed o. Roses now is second
choice at 6-1. Be Fleet and Windy
City II share the third spot at I'll.
Odds on Counterpart. strong
favcrite until his failure in the
Santa Anita Maturity. jumped
again-from 5-1 to l0-l. He is
regarded as doubtful starter by
Walter C. Marty. Caliente general
manager and price maker.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Kinds Of Records
SET, HiaIeah Starting
Last Half Of Meeting
sy ,he A,,,oeiaiad Prod

MIAMI Fla. Feb. 11.-Hialeah
Park today heads into the last
half Of its 40-day season with two
track records and two betting
marks already broken.
Including Saturdays all-time
single -day record Of 81, ,881 1872 bet
|on the nine races the handle on
the first ~ days Of racing shows Q
is per cent increase over the corr
responding period last year with
attendance up II per cent. Satur-
day also saw q new record daily
double pool of $132.256 from the
whopping crowd Of $3.50 Largest
|of the meeting to date.
FayOrite In Widener.
Another highlight Of Saturdays
program was the victory Of VIII
liam G.. Helis' Spartan Valor in
the $25. 900 McLennan Handicap.
lSpartan Valor. under Jockey jim
lmy Stout. streaked to q new mile
Iand-an-eignth record Of 1:47h,
cutting two-fifths Of q second on
the record set by Coaltown In
1949.
Crafty Admiral set o seven-fur-
long record Of 1:22 earlier In the
Injecting.
Spartan Valor earned $26,850
and became a firn favorite In the
$500 Widener Handicap Febru-
ary % despite the fact he is un-
tested at a mile and a quarter.
For 81 days. Hialeah handled
I$3, ,735, 1853 more than in the same
jperiod last year and drew 1889
more customers. Play continued
Is per cent ahead Of the previous
record season Of 1916.
Sparton Valor's victory boosted
lHelis to the top in winnings with
|$41, 900. Brookmeade Stable is
second with $23,150 and Apheim
lis third with $20.300.
Three Stakes This Week.
Three stake races are on this
weeks program. The Columbiana
Wednesday is expected to draw II
|fillies and mares for the SO, 600
7-furlong sprint.
The Florida Breeders Stake, to
be run Friday, also carries a purse
Of $4,000 and Saturdays feature
lis the Miami Beach Handicap on
the turf at a mile and q half,
with $4,000 added money.
The McLennan was the first
race in which Spartan Valor ever
was called on to go q mile and
an eighth, but Frank Catrone, his
trainer, says he always has been
convinced the horse can 60 a
distance"
catrone thinks the son Of At
tention will easily handle the extra
eighth Of a mile In the Widener.
Take Saturdays. time, and he
would have to 60 the last eighth
a shade under 13 seconds for a
2-minute mile and o quarter" I"
Catrone said. THAT should be
good enough to win it. shouldn't
it?"
Rhubarb i'm Offing.
Spartan Valor'S time in the
McLennan may set off d verbal
exchange between California and
Eastern racing writer's on the
speed" Of West Coast tracks.
Joe w. Palmer wrote in yester-
days New York Heard Tribune
that the McLennan was "the fast
est mile and an eighth ever. run in
the United States, unless you count
California, where the tracks are
downhill all the way"
The worlds record Of 1859 was
set by Moor in 1850 at California's S
Golden Gate track.
Most of the McLennan losers are
expected to compete with Spartan
Valor again In the Widener on the
chance that he can't go the extra
distance. He will carry 1l9 pounds
in the Widener. one more than
So .+
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Pro Basketball

BY The Assoeiatsd Press
Last Nights Results.
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION.
Rochester. Ill; Boston. 81.
=. Milwaukee. 20: Minneapolis. 90.
Syracuse. 81: Philadelphia. 81.
Baltimore. 81: Fort Wayne. ~.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Manchester. 70; Elmira, 60.
Scranton, 1l9; Middletown, 76.
Saratoga. AZ; Bridgeport. 65.
Saturday Results.
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore. "a: Syracuse. 76.
New York. 90; Philadelphia, SQ.
Fort Wayne 70; Minneapolis, 81.
Rochester, 104; Boston. 100.
Milwaukee, 90; Indianapolis, 81.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Elmira, 100; Manchester. 9S.
Tonights Schedule.
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION.
All-star game at Boston.
10 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

A year ago today-Jim Fuchs
bettered the world indoor shot
put record with a toss Of 58
feet 3l2 inches at the New York
AC track meet at Madison
Square Garden. .