Win Over Lewis Tunes First 400-Team Entry Jones for Bout With For City Pin Tourney N. J. Basketers Rule Simms in Philly In 20 Years Likely Glens Falls Tourney Herbie (Biff) Jones is keeping By Ben McAlwee By th« Assec»ot«d Preu Busy these from one days stepping The first Washington City Duck- GLENS PALLS. N. Y., Mar. 30.— tough fight into another, Association tournament in apparently pin Pour New Jersey high school teams out to beat West’s nearly 20 years with an entry of Sonny Boy record in the semifinals 40Philadelphia. “The splendid co-operation given in the nightcap. Jimmy has a more impressive the association by various bowling Emerson set a new scoring record knockout record than does Herbie, establishments in signing up many last night in the final game of the having won nine bouts last year in new leagues has greatly enhanced tourney’s opening round. The New short order. His only knockout loss our chances of staging the biggest Jersey quintet blasted Salem (Maas.) was to Bobby Sum a here in Feb- tournament ever,” Dixon said. High School. 77-23. The previous ruary of 1947. “Why, if only 20 per cent of the mark was established by a Passaic, Herbie seems to have abandoned teams now members of the associa- N. J., high school team in 1925 when nlans to return to the feather- tion enter, we will have about 425 it triumphed over Lenox (Mass.) weights, because he definitely was a teams,” Dixon says. High, 75-11. lightweight at 137 pounds last night. The first league to enter is the In other games last night, At- That’s the most he ever has weighed. Silver Spring American Mixed loop. lantic City High conquered Utica The weight was an advantage, al- The entire 36-team Masonic Free Academy. 55-48; Immaculate though it slowed him, against the League will roll April 22 and 23. Conception defeated Trenton (N. J.) lanky Lewis. Lewis had a heftf May 2 has been set aside for some Catholic Boys’ High, 56-50, and edge on Herbie in height and reach, 28 teams representing three Gov- Dwight Morrow downed Newman but Jones managed to duck in aud ernment Printing Office Leagues. Preparatory of Boston, Mass., 57-43. under often enough during t/ie The same day the 14-tearti Brook- eight rounds to earn the decision. land Merchants League will fire in There were no knockdowns in the a body. »»»»»»««»■ .. BWSfe^a——fflHMHWIilMIIHIIIIIliiimH! In, Mill fight witnessed by 1,023 customers, That teams and individuals may AUTO REPAIRING who paid a gross gate of $2,351.18 be classified properly and given RACE TRACK of the thous ands who turned out for the 1948 turf for a net of $1,740.48. ROOTERS—Typical Inaugural correct handicaps, all league secre- and REPAINTING body and In other eight-rounders Terry at Bowie yesterday were members of this group, snapped at the rail. Absorbtion occasioned taries should send Dixon a full list fender work clowned of as of March 13. Gibson, 150, of Los Angeles is averages McMahon Chevrolet, Inc. by watching the finish of a race is exemplified b y woman at left, who, In her excitement, Dixon his way tp a win over Walter Roane, warns that April 10 is the 1238-46 Upshur St. N.W. GE. 0100 147, of Richmond and Kid Alex- crushing her Easter bonnet. —Star Staff Photo. deadline for entries. IMMEDIATE SEE VICE ander, 127. Washington, outfought Bobby Polowitzer, 130, of Hartford, Conh. as In prelims Chico Griffith, 156, Harvard, Terp Nines 'Everything' Happens Race Minneapolis Boy, 17, scored a third-round technical knockout over Tee Edwards, 156%, Bert Season Is at Bowie and Billv Unce. 132, decisioned In College Park Tilt Opened Junior AAU Ring Star GET THE BEST! Wicks, 126, in four. All are Wash- posit* direction when the flag went Harvard opens a two-day Invasion By Lewis F. Atchison fry th« Ai*ociot#d Pr»»» REGATTA QUEEN—Displaying the charms that won her the COSTS NO MORE ington fighters. down. Facing that handicap he of District area diamonds today Remember the old phonograph KANSAS of over the annual race Turner's Arena will have no fights might as well have waited for the CITY, Mar. 30.—Vincent privilege presiding Biscayne yacht pro- against the University of Maryland recording of the yarn about nothing at is —AP A AVE. N.E. FR. next Monday night, leaving the field others to run around the track, but Donnelly, a streamlined 17-year-old gram Miami, Fla., Betty Adolph. Wirephoto. FLA. 1234 K at College Park at 2:30, while happening at home while the master 1354 H ST. N.E. LI. 1178 ■ open to the Rocky Graziano-Sonny Scocca gallently insisted on chasing from Georgetown will make another at- was away except the house burned heavyweight Minneapolis, ap- 11th A N Home bout at Uline Arena. the field and giving the moaning STS. S.E. LI. 0080 p tempt to open its schedule with down and his wife ran away with peared the best of the field today A ■■ B II I and now-not-so-royally-flushed fans Richmond the on the the chauffeur? Bowie’s a Horne to Beat 14th opposition Well, got in the Graziano a run for their money. National Junior AAU box- Hopes Spiders’ diamond. new one almost as good. ben. neaa Ample Reward, favorite in the ing championships. nayes nay Harvard remains here to meet Briefly, the starting gate’s shin- fourth canter, was left at the post, who stands 6 feet in the latter’s bone snapped; the program printing Young Donnelly, By Duckina Vicious Punches George Washington but made up most of the ground to 3 went on the the tele- inches and weighs 200 pounds, ANYAUTO opener tomorrow' afternoon on the press blink; Huber It isn’t going to be any grab-and- get third prize. That didn’t make meets Joseph Brown of By George Racing Loop west ellipse at 2 o’clock. vision cameras weren’t installed be- Boston, hold fight for 10 rounds, though, and Midget the form players happy. Evidently Mass., in second-round Rocky Graziano is a tough guy all Body Fender Work Pros* cause the engineers tot*: the day competition says Horne. “I’m not going to run |y th« Associated Harvard and Maryland open the the crowd sensed what was coming He and at least a half dozen horses tonight. disposed of stocky right, but he doesn’t figure to beat and I’m to outbox lacrosse season off, when announcer away hide; going CHICAGO, Mar. 30—Midget auto today at College the gave out the Bert Kans., in PAINTING were so completely left at the post Waymire, Wichita, Sonny Home next Monday night at him. I don’t think I'll try to slug AANNYYc§foRR racing's first commissioner may be Park at 3 o'clock. news about the starting gate's sud- the opening AAU session last night. you'll see them lined up for the Uline Arena. So Horne it out with him unless he gets tired, Gen. Phillip Hayes of Baltimore. Wesleyan and American Univer- den demise. And the walkup, push- Winner in 33 of 37 says Sonny WE SERVICE start of this afternoon’s first race. fights during but I’ll be in there fighting all The retired World War II general, sity have extended their series this up, holdback sidelong starts may three seasons of the fast himself, who naturally Is most con- was fighting, the ANY MAKE week to two with the Jockey Johnny Breen thrown have affected the At least way. former commander fo the 3d Serv- games, Eagles betting. Minneapolis prep school star throws cerned about the outcome. by Eternal Danger at the start of "I want a shot at the title and ice was offered the posi- host on the north ellipse Thursday something helped upset the dope hard with either hand. Command, the sixth punches He here for a week of the I know of and at 3 race, but luckily merely: because a of win- Horne, windup quickest way getting Williams & Baker, Inc. tion of czar of the new Friday o'clock. couple juicy *50 scored a technical knockout over National, had the out at A. is not re- a chance is to beat in this DIRECT NASH 17 YEARS wind knocked of him. ners their classier bretnren the training Liberty C., Rocky DEALER Automobile Racing League yester- gave Waymire in the second round. “Count the Years and Count on Ut” Otherwise it was a perfectly un- luctant about explaining how Horne fight. They’ll have to give me a day. horse-laugh. Connie Stamps, Kansas a 2519 M St. N.W. HO. 8700 Citation Is En Route eventful opening day for the nearby City, will beat Graziano. He can discuss chance at the title then.” Irving Fried of Philadelphia, who It was Repand, a lowly field horse, favorite in the 135-pound class, Maryland track’s 12-day spring with who j Graziano with some authority, hav- j After explaining several more was elected president of the newly- coupled Pompeian, gave meets Jack Gunther, Dallas, Tex., To Havre de Grace meeting. ing lasted 10 rounds with the mid- times how he Intends to beat Grazi- formed said a five- chalk players apoplexy in the fea- in what is to another organization, expected prove two ano next Horne went ly th« Associated Press Don’t Anybody Work? tured Rowe Memorial Handi- dleweight champ years ago.1 Monday night, year contract had been offered to $10,000 interesting scrap tonight. "Don’t anybody work anymore?" That, incidentally, was the last time to work on the light and heavy bags The was to MIAMI, Mar. 30.—Calumet cap. But Sylvester W. Labrot, jr.’s, a veteran tournament Hayes. pact reported Fla., Stamps, a Graziano went the distance. and did sofne and laughed a red-necked, hatless indi- colt doesn’t deserve all the credit. fight rope skipping call for a yearly salary of $15,000. Farm's Citation, winter book favor- campaigner, knocked out Robert vidual, elbowing his way toward a Rocky was stopped once himself, I shadow boxing. Altogether, he put “We have every reason to believe Jockey George Pappas, sitting pretty Smith, Dallas, in 1:03 minutes of ite for the Kentucky Derby, is en $2-ticket seller's window. It seemed by Tony Zale. Otherwise, he stopped in nine active rounds. He was sched- will Fried said. one Joe Tucci's Incline, a fat 4-1. the first round last It will Hayes accept,’’ night. for uled for some this route to Havre De Md.. not, for an. estimated crowd of everybody else, including Zale, sparring after- Hayes, one time athletic director Grace, went to sleep some 50 yards from be Gunther's first start. 16,500 fans, not some the title last July. noon at Liberty A. C., with Aaron 55 where the crack will including 1,000 the wire, permitting Repand to 18 of the scheduled 23 at West. Point, would supervise 3-year-old Only Home admits that. as track employes, was on hand to Graziano packs Perry opponent. * overtake him. came off last Five of an estimated 90 midget tracks in train until time. fights night. “But. to will Derby the welcome mat for the plenty of punch. he's got Rocky get in his prefight pre- W spread incline, on aooui sevenin in ine matches were defaulted. ^ ly Wy Jr iFd the Nation. Under the leagues hit he I dictions when With Citation are Armed, Good But before the sun you before hurts you, and Thursday, he reports he would have dictato- bangtails. unwieldly 13-hourse field, outran, Semifinals and finals are sched- jurisdiction and other Calumet horses intend to -see that he doesn’t hit for his last few days of training. Ending dipped down behind the pines be- both Eye, the and! uled tomorrow rial control of racing and sit as a Eagle favorite, night. me,” said “At least not Promoter Goldie Ahearn has been which will race in Maryland this yond the homestretch a chorus of Sonny. court of last resort to rule on Scholarship, another well supported spring. voices were lifted in hard," he added. “Rocky is simply j unsuccessful in his attempts to get unkindly loud hoofer, and came up on the inside MARCH 29’APRIL INC. grievances. Calumet H. Marine Take a slugger. I think I’m a much better ! Rocky down from New York to work 10, Trainer A. Illinois Athletic Commission. Farrell. 180, Newark (2). fur coats hid most of the few/on Officers of the District group are The IAC ordered Charles to ap- M. CINCINNATI.—Billy Smith. 175. the premises. Only a few faded L. Pettit, president; J. E. Co- Oakland. Calif., stopped Bob Foxworth, pear for a physical examination to to Show corsages in the grandstand and, one bean, vice president; Thomas F. 175, Chicago. (8). determine if his claim for a 7,000 Dogs Expected live-day or two inevitable orchids in the Wyatt, treasurer, and C. J. Desper, NEW YORK.—Btrnie Bernard. 134. of a bout with Elmer Brooklyn, outpointed A1 Pennino, 132, postponement clubhouse were noticed. Scads of secretary. Brooklyn (8). is In Annual Old Dominion Event (Violent) Ray justified. youngsters who should have been PHILADELPHIA.—Harold Johnson. The Cincinnati battler said 170, Philadelphia, outpointed Kenny NegTo rolling eggs watched in Prince Victors More than 1,000 are ex- terrier William E. someplace, Georges Boys Harris, 169, Philadelphia (10); Roman dogs delphia, breeds; he needs a five-day delay because a 144, New wonderment with their elders along Jack Bowen’s 33-second Alvarez, York, outpointed pected to enter the Old Dominion Wunderlich of Muncie, Ind., cocker cold in his back has delayed heavy knock- Honeychile Johnson, 141, Philadelphia the rail as the day unfolded. out over Joe Hammond (10). Kennel Club’s 14th annual show spaniels; Gordon M. Parham, of training. featured which this the outdoor Irish and Gordon They couldn’t quite figure out why the Prince Georges Boys’ Club’s ROCHESTER. N. Y.—Johnny Flynn, year opens Detroit, setters; The fight, a benefit affair for the 206. Rochester, knocked out Joe Mus- papa looked so nappy one minute 4-2 over the National Train- season on the Eastern Seaboard. It Frank A. Leser, Baltimore, Siber- family of Sam Baroudi, Akron, victory cato, 199, Buffalo (6). and so glum the next. Papa couldn’t School last at the OMAHA.—Vince Foster, 147, Omaha, is scheduled lor April 24 at the ian huskies; Daniel F. Farrell, Prov- a 20 ing night Holy Ohio, who died after February knocked out Phil Palmer, 144, Van- ball quite figure it out either. Name School. Alexandria park. A. R. For- idence, bulldogs; Mrs. Anna B. Vin- battle with Charles, originally was couver, B. C. (10). bush is chairman. yard, Cincinnati, toy breeds; John set for April 7. Promoters changed \ T~ I MIAMI. Fla.—A1 Hursch. 149, New Four local clubs will hold H. Bill York, outpointed Billy Peterson, 150, special-i Parker, Richmond, boxers; the date to April 12. The Illinois Billings, Mont. (10). ties at the the Mid-Atlantic obedience show, Johnson, Hyattsville, commission has indicated the April New Orleans Yawl HOLYOKE, Mass.—Lou Casiano. Setter the and W. B, Alex- I Captures 133, New York, outpointed Teddy English Club, Metropoli- class, Klimkiewicz, 7 date will stand if Charles claim "Redtop" Davis, 134. New York (10). tan Siberian Husky Club, the Po- andria, children's handling class. for an extension Is not justified. NEW HAVEN, Conn.—Danny Webb, j 130, Montreal, outpointed Julie Ko- tomac Miniature Schnauzer Club All purebred dogs are eligible. All Prizes in First Big Race gon. 135. New Haven (10). and the Washington Bulldog Club. Premium lists and entry blanks are OCEAN PARK. Calif.-—Milo Savage, Touchdown Club Honors »r rn« aisociotm rr»»» and fleet time of 42:20:14. Third was Special cash and silver trophies will available from A. R. Forbush, 5404 156, Seattle, stopped Willie Jenkins, HAVANA, Cuba., Mar. 30.—The White Heather, owned by A. D. 155. Los Angeles <8>. be offered in these breeds in addi- Galena place N.W., Emerson 7536; SAN DIEGO, Calif.—Irvin Steen. Whelan of C. U. a with time San and Mel Bartholomew. tion to the Dominion James A. Falls Church 0652 Tommy Windjammer II, 76-foot yacht Pace, Pensacola, elapsed 142. Diego, regular Old Allen. 142. New’ Orleans, flght stopped, no ;j The Touchdown Club from New won of 49:10:08, class and fleet time of prizes. A. Dowell Mansfield. Shepherd feted; Orleans, all avail- decision <8>. Tommy Whelan last night and. able first prizes in its first big 48:00:19. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Buddy Holder- 1111 18th SU X. W. > *1— Mrs. W. L. Bonney of Oyster Bay, 4831 or Mrs. Russell Wolford, Ran- field. 146. Little Rock. Ark., outpointed District placed the of the Cath- race. In class B, Blue Heron was first. N. Y.. heads the judging panel and dolph 4619. portrait Tony Faico. 144. Hartford. Conn. (10). | | olic University football great on While It had. Phila-1 Whelan’s former coach, Dutch James Brickell of with LEWISTON. Me.,—Oliver Desmarais jammer’s work was ended. Miami, 135. Manchester. N. H outpointed Bergman, was principal speaker at elapsed time of 46:18:55, class time Lefty Lachance, 133, Lewiston (10). It streaked past the finish line —With Bill Leetcli the ceremonies. of 45:42:42 and fleet time of Outdoors at Morro Castle, at the entrance 42:55:23. Third was Stormy Petrel to Havana Harbor, in a rainstorm Evidence that channel bass are in the Chain Bridge area. Although Drake Picks Coach of Charles Harrison, Olcott, N. Y., Cage at 4:40 a.m. yesterday. It was far at Oregon Inlet was provided last a number of boats were out and DES Mar. 30 with 46:19:06 time, 45:54:26 MOINES, UP).—Jack ahead of the field. It won one elapsed week by the first fishing party of; some fair catches made, the first been class time and 43:07:07 fleet time. AUTO GLASS McClelland has named basket trophy for being the first to arrive, NEW LOW PRICES the season', a group of anglers from run has slowed. It should pick up The the of the ball coach at Drake University. He another for the best time in the Seagoer, flying flag Installed While You Wait Danville, Va., again this week, particularly with will take over his duties June Blue Island Yacht Club at Tampa, 1, entire fleet, a third for the best GLASS that took 11 fish, a of fair and wanner weather. was the first-class C STANDARD AUTO FOR LAZY SUMMER LOUNGING spell replacing Forrest (Fordy) Anderson, time in its class A division. Fla., craft the largest who has announced he will not re- across the finish line and became the 624 N Si. N.W. RE. 5877 crow The was last weighing up to The shooting contest, spon- turn. yacht completed apparent winner of that division. 4.‘> pounds Ap- sored by Alexandria Chapter of the year, just too late for the 1947 race. which Second in the fleet was the Blue parently unsea- Izaak Walton League began Boys' Club No. 12 Wins warm February 1 and runs until July 1 Heron of E. A. Link of Gananoque, sonably Metropolitan Police Boys’ Club LAWN CHAIRS weather started already is developing into a spirited Ontario, and third was Stormy No. 12 won both in Junior and Senior owned Fred the big copper- race for the $275 prizes offered Weather, by Temple, Basket Ball League titles in games backs on their This contest is open to all Mary- Toledo, Ohio. at the National Guard land. and D. C. residents. yesterday In class finished this BRAKES r 1 n run. Virginia A, they way: a d g Armory. The juniors defeated No. Whether subse- There are prizes of $5 cash for the Windjammer first, with an elapsed 5. 16-15, while the senior team cold first 10 men turning in 100 crows’ time of 40 hours, 40 minutes. 43 sec- RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT quent won from No. 10 by 38-25. weather will slow feet. Six of these prizes have been onds. Since it did not have the With the JVetr Itivetlcss them, remains to collected and more than 600 crows Final benefit of handicap time, that was be learned. But accounted for by contestants. High Squash Tourney also its net time in its class, and The Club’s the season offi- man to date has 76 crows'to his University squash also for the fleet. tournament final is slated cially is on and Bin credit. tonight Second was Stormy Weather, with at 6 o'clock with John H. SAFTIBONB each week will see more and more First prize of the contest is a Pratt, elapsed time of 43:20:55 and class of and Prank The industry's newest end finest broke lining segments pressure enthusiasts running to that section Model 75 Winchester Sporter. To formerly Harvard, a Princeton in bonded more friction, wear. No rivets to score drums. for the sport. The fish last wTeek win this, the contestant must have Pace, Jr., grad, the giving longer killed at final. were taken trolling from the mouth least 100 crows, evidenced FACTORY APPROVED of the inlet. It is a little early for by turning in 200 crows’ feet. High RIVETED 4 WHEELS casters to have man above this 100 crow mark wins Virginia Lacrossemen Bow $#*50 aurf their innings. COMPLETE the gun. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va Mar. LININGS 7 op First sport fishing reported from Alexandria Chapter members also 30 (iPj—Princeton's polished la- are on their newest crosse TO MATCH, PRICED EQUALLY LOW North geach, Md., is of three rock- busy project of team opened its season here pnm ADJUSTMENTS FOR SETTEE, fish, one weighing about 4 pounds, stocking two of the washing pools yesterday with a 13-8 victory over * nrftl LIFE of the lining maximum comfort all summer on taken from the pier by Robert E. turned over to them for the pur- the University of Virginia. Soles—Parts—Service Enjoy your ggRVICX ON ANY MARK CAR Kelley with hook and line. Reports pose by the Northern Virginia Con- AND porch, lawn and terrace with this sturdy chair and struction Co. 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