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Evening star., 1952-01-16
Senior Stars CIoshing Tonight
In Golden Gloves SemifinoIs

Andy Quattrocchi, the ex-Mary-
land fighter who was the sensa-
ton of last Tuesdays Golden
Gloves bouts. takes on Carlton
Thomas in what should be one of
the best of tonight's semifinal
matches at Uline Arena.
Both Quattrocchi and Thomas
won their matches last week by
technical knockouts, but the
former Terrapin mittman particu-
larly was sensational as he
pounded Joe Boone into submis-
sion early in the third round.
Among others who have at
tracted attention in their earlier
bouts and who are on tonight'S
card are Bantamweight Joe Gill
christ, Middleweight Ward Sulli-
van, Lightweight Frank Tavenner
and Light-heavyweight Eldridge
Thompson.
Also down for bout, his first
of the current tournament, is
Heavyweight Norvel Lee. last
years champion and generally re-
garded as one of the best-if not
the best-of the country's anna
teur heavyweights.
Gilchrist takes on George Davis
of Fort Meade in what figures to
be fast battle. Both scored up
set triumphs last week. Sullivan,
who was runner-up for the welter-
weight title last year. meets Maui
rice Johnson, novice middleweightI
champion in 1851: Tavenner goes
against the fast Dave Zimmerman,
and Thompson continues his quest
for a second straight title by meet
ing Carlos Ware
Altogether, % bouts are on to-
nights program starting at $50.
Fourteen of the bouts are in the
senior division, the others are for
novices. Winners go to the finals
at Uline week from tomorrow
night.
The card:
SENIOR DIVISION.
112-pound class-Oliver James (Police
sHgoys' Club No. p VS.. Billy Hill tGordon
11s-pound class-Joe Gilchrist funat-
tached) VS.. George Davis Fort Meade), !
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Camera and Bail|argeon
Battle in Turner Feature

Primo Carnera and Adrien Bail
largeon head a four-event wrestl-
ing program at Turner's Arena to.
night. The slate also includes a
two-man team engagement.
Camera, former heavyweight
boxing champion. and Baillargeon,
the Canadian strong man, are two
of the biggest men currently &C
tive in the mat sport and tonight's
clash will be their first meeting.
The team match shapes up as a
rough one. Bibber Mccoy and
Tony Martinelli tangle with The
Zebra and Matte Brown.
Matched in singles are Dick
Steinborn against Les Ruffin and
Roland Meeker against Juan
Oluaquell.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
celtics Players Pay
MAS Fine of 500
On Coach Auerboch
BY the Associated Pres.

BOSTON. JAN. 16.--The
Boston Celtics players have
chipped in to pay a 500 fine
imposed on their coach, Red
Auerbach, by Maurice Pod
oloff. president Of the Ma.
tional Basketball Association.
Podoloff said the penalty
was. for delaying tactics" in
a recent game at Rochester,
N. Y
"Our paying Reds fine is
not a Boy Scout deed" Easy
Ed Macauley explained for
his teammates yesterday. "We
feel Red has been discrim-
mated against more than any
other NBA coach. And if
there are any more fines
levied against him for his
coaching strategy. his players
will pay them also"
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Russians Are. Assured
They Still May Enter
Winter 0lYmpics
BY the Associated Press

OSLO. Norway, Jan. 16.-The
Russians. who have been limiting
that they. might like to enter the
Winter Olympics, were assured to-
day that they still have a couple
of days to 60. before deciding
definitely.
But time is getting short :
said Rolf Petersen, secretary-gen-
|eral Of the Oslo Winter Olympics
Organization Committee. eve car
give the Russians a couple Of days
yet, but bear i'm mind that we
will have to get housing accomo.
dations for them"
The strongest hint yet the Rus
slams have given that they nigh,
be here when the games start
February IA came yesterday when
DR.. w. g. Hardy. a director OF
the International Ice Hockey
Federation said in Edmonton
Canada. that they had requested
membership in the federation and
with 1t permission to compete.
However. nothing has been
heard from the Russians, although
they have ertered the summer
games at Helsinkj, which is only
a couple OF hours by air from the
Soviet border.
The official deadline for enter
ing the Winter Games was De-
cember 81, 1850, but the policy
apparently is to accept whatever
entries are received a reasonable
time after that. Israel and Chile
have been accepted since the first
Of the year.
DR.. Hardy. who said the Rus
sian request was made to him
through a man named Korotcov
said he suggested to the fedora
ton president that they be per-
mitted to play If they promise
to abide by the rules and deci-
sions of the federation and guar
antee there will be no political
interference.
I'VE want world hockey and
not world politics at the Olym-
pics" commented DR.. Hardy.
Russia, incidentally, is known
to have some good hockey teams
as well as some fast skaters.
Meanwhile, even the weather.
man was turning a favorable eye
on this city. Winter seems to be
settling down and inches of snow
have fallen on the bobsled run
and ski-jumping hill at Holmen-
kollen. officials said that nothing
short of a catastrophe could keep
the games from going according
to plan.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Grand Jury Summons
Additional Witnesses
In Ring Assault Case
BY the Asseeioisd Press

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-Addi-
ltional witnesses were summoned
to testify today as an investiga-
|tion Of the assault case following
"a boxing match last Friday at
Madison Square Garden was con-
tinued by the grand jury.
Eight persons appeared before
the grand jury yesterday to tell OF
what they knew about the rum
pus created by Manager Tommy
Ryan after his fighter, Rocky
castellani, was stopped by Ernie
Curando. Ryan. whose real name
is Eboli. is accused of striking
Referee Ray Miller, who halted
the fight in the seventh round.
Tony Pellone, another boxer
managed by Ryan. hadn't COM
pleted his testimony when the in
vestigation was adjourned late
yesterday.
Deputy Inspector Cy Levy Of
the New York State Athletic
Commission. who appeared yes
terday, also was asked to return.
Others remaining to be heard in
clude Manager Chick Wergeles,
sometimes associate of Match
maker AL WE'LL. who was struck
and injured in Castellani's dress
ing room after the bout. and AL
Berle, the knockdown timekeeper.
WE'LL, who told the athletic
commission Saturday II do not
know who hit me-" testified yes
terday. He was scheduled to leave
last night for Chicago to attend
the Luther Rawlings Enrique Bo-
1anoS bout being sponsored by
the International Boxing Club,
The grand jury asked Well to
return tomorrow.
Others who appeared yesterday
were DR.. Vincent A. Nardiello,
athletic commission physician:
Harry Markson, IBC managing
director; Miller; Ray Arcel, sec
ond for Castellani: and Dan
Dowd. executive secretary of the
commission.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

a few hints of the plans he has
for the two tracks. n.
At the same time 1t was an
nounced that the Maryland Rae
ing Commission has approved
dates for the four Maryland har-
ness tracks.
Jenuine, racing secretary for the
Western Harness Association since
1948, is headed for Santa Anita,
where .trotting succeeds fiat rae
ing in March.
Ex-Basketball Coach.
A graduate Of and former bas-
ketball coach at Millikin Uni
versity at Decatur, H., Jenuine
played quarterback on the foot
ball team there with George
Musso. q 260-pounder. twice
Jenuine's size, who later attained
pro stardom with the Chicago
Bears. Jenuine almost made
coaching his life work.
Jenuine has worked with trot-
ters since he was u, and has
owned and trained horses. He
prefers the executive end Of the
business, however. and previously
served as manager of the Greenup,
ILL.,, Fairgrounds. as secretary Of
the Illinois Harness Racing Com
Evening star., 1952-01-16
.GIobetrotfers Plan Tour
With College A|I-Stars
BY The Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The
Harlem Globetrotters and the
1882 College All-Stars will start
their annual basketball world
series" March 80 at Madison
Square Garden and visit Is cities
in as many days.
The All-Stars, to be selected at
the end of the college season. will
be coached again by Clair Bee of
Long Island University.
Following the American tour
the Globetrotters will make a
world tour. playing 165 games in
South America. England. Europe,
North Africa, Australia, the Near
East. Japan. China, Guam and
the Hawaiian Islands.
The American schedule:
March 80. Madison Square Garden;
81. Hershey (Pa) Arena.
April /. Buffalo Auditorium; 2, Cleve-
land Arena; 3. Kansas City Auditorium; 4,
Ct. Louis Arena; 8 Chicago Stadium: 8.
torium; 8, Los. Angeles Shrine Auditorium
g., El Paso Coliseum 10 Tulsa Coliseum |;
IL, Cincinnati Gardens: IL. Detroit Olym-
pia: 13, Indianapolis Coliseum.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Western Maryland
Invades Gu TONIGHT

Art Press, third leading basket
ball scorer in the Nation among
the small college teams. and his
Western Maryland teammates will
play at Catholic University to-
night at $3.50 in Mason Dixon
Conference game. It will be the
last home game for the Cards in
almost a month. ...~
Press is averaging more than
26 points per game and is gener-
ally agreed to be the finest court
man in the conference. He might
meet his scoring match in the
Cards Joe Della Rata.
Catholic U. has won only two
Of 10 games, but both of its vic
tories have been at home, where
the Cards have played some re-
spectacle ball. Western Maryland
won its only conference game.
Navy entertains Johns Hopkins
this afternoon at 4:30 in its last
home game for 10 days. The Mid
dies come back against VMI jan
uary 26. Navy has won eight
games and lost three.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Paul Nieoi (cYo) VS.. Albert Morton IGOR.
r,,kS IkS6;poqnd : m 81 ,cllasss1yim syim Hamburg tMer.
sS.n sFt nLeeper SH Hdcs, command) VS.. Roberl
135-pound class-Andy Quattrocch
nsY,s 1SYN z Us: Carlton Thomas cunattaehedl
Tayenner (National Guard. nv ''' GIN
I47-pound claSs-Wilbur Lewis (Hdas
Command) vs., Thomas Williams Gordon
sdnfSpog1 1sS,pound po,,s Maurice @ johnson
Sullivan tMerrlckl, Lawrence Green fGor.
175-pound class-Eldridge Thompson
eas No mM mM cfsGs RaSb wsGs Ms.dPs ppcs
6s,u aogsel VS.. Aubrey GreenhoW tNatioaal
Heavyweight cIass-Barrett Kiff (ouan.
fss fico) tSo,thA vs. Al Abdah tunattached., Norye
Edgar Smith lPolice Boys Club No. *
NOVICE DIVISION. ave- "
112-pound ciass-Pat Walker tcYO)
vs., Buddy Fontana Olympic Club.
aen Se} ys Ike willlsmss lPoiics Rssa Ss Soss
9 1as.pound class-Rudy Jackson tpolic,
doS Boys Club No. 13b VS.. Henry Shaw tGor.
1s5-peund elass-Randy Horne cNa,
Meaae,, s1easi Guard VS.. Willie Black tFOrt
i47-pound elass-1eroz Cooper tpolic.
Meadel. Nate Henderson iunattachedl vs.
Fred Smith Liberty AC).
160-pound class-Ellsworth Gray (un-
attschedl vs.. Bully Lucas. Gordon AC!
tFort MeNair, vs.. saiter Barksdale SsESs. INA.
Heavyweight-Robert Gaveski tFort
McNairl vs. Harry Gates lolympic Club.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

mission, and as steward at various
tracks.
His brother, John, Is racing sec
Tretary at haywood Park, Chicago.
Trotting Dates Set.
Jenuine was introduced n
Washington yesterday by Dick
|Hutchison. jr.. president and gen.
|eral manager OF Laurel Raceway
and general manager Of Baltimore
|Raceway.
Hutchinson also announced the
|trotting dates approved for Mary
land. All four plants will have
their usual 20-night meetings
The dates. including an allow
ance Of three extra nights in case
of rain, are: Rosecraft. May 16
through June II: Laurel. June Il
through July 8; Baltimore, July
through August 4, and Ocean
Downs, August S through August
80. 3fs~
Evening star., 1952-01-16
fRs}I14EEsE ~!
GREEN 2azaat

Ito Lew Worsham's participation
in the winter tour. he is playing
and shot 82-77 in the Los Angeles
Open. which did not qualify him
for the final rounds. However.
Lew seldom plays well in the Cali
fornia events on the tour. It takes
him about three events to get
started. The Masters tourna-
ment already has sent out notices
to get hotel reservations early for
the event, April 3-6. There is a
new H-bomb plant at Ellenton,
S. c.. just 20 miles from Augusta,
which isn't going to help the room
any, although the Au-
gusta National Golf Club writes
that there should be as many
rooms as before and the rates
will be the same.
George Diffenbaugh was telling
"a story the other day about going
to court in Rockville concerning
a robbery in his shop. The fellow
who was accused of breaking into
Diffenbaugh's shop at Kenwood
was wearing two of Diffenbaugh's s
windbreakers, a pair of shoes and
Slacks from the Kenwood shop,
all having been identified. "How
do you plead?" the fellow was
asked. He replied, mot guilty!"
The Federal Golf Associations
Agency Commissioners will meet
February IL at the D. C. Recrea-
tion Offices on Sixteenth street to
make final plans for what should
be one of the biggest FGA seasons
on record. The Executive
Committee of the Women's. Dis
trict Golf Association meets next
Tuesday and may have its sched-
ule ready by that time. All
the area golf groups appear to be
concentrating on planning their
1852 schedules far in advance OF
the season, which should make for
fewer conflicts as there will be
time to work them out.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

to hold it every two years.
All dates will be announced at
the District Golf Association s
meeting February 8 at Indian
Spring. The list appears top
heavy with member-guest events.
Belle Haven will be host to the
Virginia six-man team champion
shin for the first time the first
week end in September and the
Virginia State women's champion
ship may be moved to the same
dates at Washington Coli ana
country Club, which it is believed
would encourage more Virginians
to enter both events. .. The Mo.
die Atlantic Golf Association Will
hold its annual meeting Febru-
ary 2 at Congressional Country
Club. DR.. r. A. Keilty announces.
Plans for the golden anniversary
championships will be the top
business. Kenwood had a
turnout of ITS players last Sun
day, which should be about tops
for mid-January.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Rosen Signed by indians.
Maybe at Reduced Puy
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. 16.-Third
Baseman AL Rosen has signed for
the 1852 season, the Indians an
nounced today.
Club officials would not say
whether he got a raise or a cut
but 1t may have been a cut. Last
season Rosen had "a homers and
drove in 102 runs for a batting
average of .265. When he led the
American League with 81 homers
in 1850 he batted in 116 runs and
had .287 average.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
AAU Group to Hear Stonn

The monthly meeting of the
Board of Managers of the District
AAU will be held at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Jewish Community
Center. The guest speaker will be
Francis Stann, Evening Star sports
columnist, who will discuss his
recent trip to the Olympic Games
site at HelSinki,
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Lefty McDermott Weds
Airline Stewurdess
BY the Assoeiossd Press

LYNN, Mass. Jan. 16.-Lefty
McDermott, Boston Red Sox
pitcher, was married today to
Barbara Ann Riley of Miami. Fla,
an airline stewardess, in st. Plus
Roman Catholic Church.
McDermott. whose parents live
In Poughkeepsie. N. Y. met Miss
Riley through q ball park intro
duction two years ago during Q
Florida exhibition game.
Johnny Pesky. Red Sox m
fielder. and Mrs. Pesky were best
man and matron Of honor.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Former Michigan GooIie
Is Missing in Korea
BY fhe Asseeioted Press

STONEHAM. Mass, Jan. 49,
The goalie on Michigan's 1851
NCAA hockey championship team
26-year-old 1t. Harold w. Downes
jr.. USAF. has been reported
missing in Korea by the Defense
Department.
He was lost on a night mission
last week.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

has applleu 1oi
dates for its
an n u al four
ball invitation,
while Columbia.
Con gr essional
and B n g
T r ee h a v e
asked for mem
ber-guest dates
and CHI ev y
c h a sc ! S e x
pected to follow.
Ma nor Club,
which renewed
its inv Hation
1>s4 ,,eor nlanS
Evening star., 1952-01-16

only an old.
h a n d at the
6 a m e b ut a
m q n W ith a
wide sports
background.
Jenuine, who
succeeds Edwin
r. K eller of
N or way, Me-.
stopped of in
Washington en-
route to Cali
t ornia lon g
enough yester-
day to greet the
r,rnSc and drnYa
Evening star., 1952-01-16
LITTLE SPORT
New 7rotting Track Secretary
Hos Wide SPORTS Background

Pres Jenuine, whose signing as
racing secretary for Laurel and
Baltimore Raceway,trottin tracks
was announced yesterday, Is not
Evening star., 1952-01-16
By MerreII WhittIesey

The District Golf Association
has an invitation tournament re-
quest only from Washington Golf
and Country Club. Belle Haven
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Ten years ago-Ray Robin
son stopped Fritzie Zivic in the
10th round of their scheduled
12-round bout in Madison
Square Garden.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

In answer to several queries as
Evening star., 1952-10-03
I AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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looks like new, has medium green
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GARAGES

NEAR 18th AND BUCHANAN STs.-
Lge. 2-car masonry garage; easy
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BRENT. MA. 1853. 8
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Detached Garage, So Mo.
sos Jefferson St. N. W. RA. $500
Evening star., 1952-10-03
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beautifully handicapped. Photo and
price on request. NJ. K. WRIGHT,
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Evening star., 1952-10-03
LOANS

SINCE THE SUSPENSION OF REG. \
we are in the position to help home
owners consolidate their loans init
q single trust: monthly payment:
includes taxes and insurance. II
many cases you may end UP with
cash in your pocket. For further
details. call Mr.. Hansen at VIM
WAKEFIELD CO.. OW. 1873.
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payments and interest GET CASH
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Immediate service. Call Ma 654O
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1014 K st. NV. 1lth and X
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thereby reducing monthly payment
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ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
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Evening star., 1952-10-03

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Woodley Hills Park. so. of Alex. on
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tires: natural pine, removable body
with red tenders. Call JE. 3-T223
as-FT. s.fsr . 1St. BE TRAVEL COACH" With
working cple. Lot No. 63, TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex. Va. XII.
1sis TRAvELO. as it., all alum.
sleeps 4; toilet and shower. Space
80, nightingale Trailer Court. AL.
MOBILE CRUISER 1919: 80 feet.
Seen at Temple Trailer Village, Lot
259, Alexandria. Va, after $50 pm.
MUST SELF THIS WEEK END-New-
ly repainted 1916 Luxor house
trailer. !5 1T. long; bottle gas stove;
eleC. brakes with control: elec. refgr
oil heater. connected to 55-gal. oil
drum on storage chest $3.50 or best
reas, offer. Lot No. 40, nightingale
Trailer Court. %
Evening star., 1952-10-03
TRUCK VALUES
20 to Choose
From

General Truck Sales. Inc.
80 NJ st. NE. ME. O50t
Evening star., 1952-10-03
CHEVROLETS l9

1-drS. and 4-drs
Stylelines. eQuippI
Powerglide; nearly
low mileage: l2-pC
proceSsed. Sold W
tee: 81. .632. LUST
Chevrolet-Oldsmobi
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