IStephens/ Ster Infielder, Quits Browns for Mexicdn * —_— League Vera Cruz Lures Ace Nats' Hurlers in Trim, Graziano Cards to w Lose or Eyes Bag Pennant, in, Draw With Starters Crown After By FRANCIS E. STANN $17,500 Salary Expected Kayoing Servo Dodgers to Be Next The Weekly Hash and Rehash St. Louis Refused To Pitch Route CLEARWATER, Fla., Mar. 30—George Casevisn't hitting the size In N. L. Outlook By the Associated Press of his cap for the Indians and he isn't it on Burton Hawkins the blaming solely By ly Aitociatad Prut » the time of the year.... "I never in Spring training," the ex- NUEVA LAREDO, Mexico, Mar. Star says Staff CorrtsponeUnt TAMPA, Fla., Mar. 30—The St. National, "and maybe one reason is that I hate —always have, 30.—The dominat- Pasquel brothers, ORLANDO, Fla., Mar. 30.—Wash- Louis Cardinals, for all their injuries ... too." .. This ^ year he dislikes the Sunshine State -*1· ing powers of Mexico's ington's pitching staff, this spring and their contract more than ever because originally he drove his numerically who have bee:/ and artistically one of the troubles with Whitey family from , discovered there was no league flourishing strongest to be presented in the American Kurowski, still must be to house nor hotel room, and was forced to drive all huge bankrolls at major league stars picked League this year, will be tested thor- win the National League pennant. the way back. ... En route a thief stole all of Mrs. to the entice them to play with oughly in the Nats' exhi- The real trick in the Case's jewels from their car. remaining surveying south of the border loop, have lured bition games. Those hurlers who National League lies in naming the One-minute interview with Steve O'Neill. Vernon (Junior) are capable of lasting nine innings runnerup. The Cubs, who ? manager ot the world champion Tigers: Stephens fi will be permitted to do so by Man- won the flag last year and went "I Uke the way that young Gil Coan of from the St. Louis Browns. ill IIP '*BPH Washing- ager Ossie down in the or ton a Bluege. fighting big series, i < swin® bat· He's smooth. But in the field The who SV'^ % 26-year-old inflelder, "We've eliminated some of the the Dodgers, who finished i Λ.·***®»·'· he looks terrible. Against us he couldn't catch had been carrying on a stubborn ANNAPOLIS. —NAVY ATH- boys and a few others will be a rousing third due to many anything. A fly ball hit him on the nose. A cou- \yhat in a few critics considered an IMjÈ of holdout siege against the salary LETIC CHIEF —Capt. Ed- dropped days," says Bluege. inspired job Pie others got away from him. Goolsby? I of terms offered the Browns, said mund Battelle a vet- "All the now are in fine managing by Leo Durocher? guess he's all right. He's got the advantage of by Taylor, T\ his arrival here with physical shape, and it's time they Up to a few days ago the vote it i being right-handed. I'm surprised to hear that early today on eran of Guadalcanal action ^η|Κ/ were attempting to do the distance. would have gone to the Cubs without i .. Coan hasn't been hitting." Alfonso Pasquel, that he would play and aide to Navy Secretary .·■■.!The with the Vera Cruz Blues, one of "Of course, that might not be pos- much head-scratching. Then Du- airplane which Bob Feller is buying is Forrestal, is the new director sible rocher case. several teams owned the broth- every day because we're figur- brought his Dodgers over to Georce an amphibious job and the co-owner will be his by of athletics at the Naval Acad- ers. ing on carrying 12 pitchers and the West Coast of Florida ior a father-in-law. "It's going to have a reversible pitch prop," says will over one emy. He take the we'll have to keep them all busy, but set of games, and made "which will in a Alfonso, of five Pasquel they quite Robert, stop you few yards and permit landing on an brothers who made a fortune In the post the latter part of May, whenever it looks right, I'll let a impression. nearly any small lake here in Florida." trade and who are Capt. Charles O. go nine innings. After all, One of the players Clark Griffith hopes to land from another export attempt- succeeding Dodgers Are Strengthened. to establish baseball In a —AP Photo. we start playing for keeps in a On club would him a ing big Humphries. top of that, the Dodgers have give headache, predict other American Leaguers. of weeks and way in Mexico, met Stephens by couple they'll have to a good set of ball He's strictly from the "Lost Week-End," they say, although he players since men be ready." like can ball. agreement at Laredo, Jex., and they Pee Wee Reese, their shortstop; play Bluege to allow flew here together. Bowie Purse Addition planned Mickey Pete Reiser, their center fielder, and Haefner to the route as the MacPhail Florida With Salary Said to Be $17,500. go Kirby Higby, a good right-handed Fills Angry Ex-Friends Nats tangled with here They said they had talked things Brooklyn pitcher, shed their uniforms. Most of the people who will speak to Larry MacPhail, and vice today while Vernon Curtis will be over on the way and while neither One wavering vote will be cast versa, are strangers. He's feuded with so many friends and ac- Effort to given the same tomorrow would discuss contracts or terms It Nip Wage leeway here for the Dodgers to finish sec- quaintances since he's been here the Yankee president has about when A team battles was believed that the American Washington's ond, with the Cubs third, the»Pitts- out of them. Although MacPhail and Leo Durocher now are with the Dodgers at Beach. League's king of last year Daytona ] burgh Pirates fourth, just ahead of different clubs, Lippy still telephones him from Daytona Beach and Dutch Leonard will had been offered at least the in Bud pitch for the the resurgent Boston talk the with When $17,500 Disputes Braves, and they by hour, gestures yet. they hang up Β team here against Buffalo to- the New he had been asking from the te Th· Star York Giants sixth. The they still can hear each other as it is not quite 200 miles from St. Special Dispatch morrow. Browns. said he had been I Cincinnati Reds and the Phillies Petersburg to Daytona. Stephens BOWIE, Md., Mar. 30.—Bowie's can offered $13,000 by the Browns. Brunke Battles Ouster. fight it out for any place remaining. At a farewell dinner thrown by the St. Petersburg Chamber of minimum purse this year will be .—ROCKABYE AT Stephens and Pasquel remained Following tomorrow's tussles WORK— This might appear to be a rather Commerce to the bigwigs of the Yankees and Cardinals the other $2,400 as the result of track officials' Champion Servb to the canvas for the overnight at the latter's home and Bluege may make further cuts In Marty (right) slumps abrupt dismissal of the Phils, con- night, A1 Lang promised that by next year a new grandstand will be decision to add $400 to all races ex- third time after a of are scheduled to hop a plane for the Nats' rostfr. Complicating mat- barrage blows from Rocky Graziano in the sidering the fact that they bought constructed. ... As it goes up, the present one seems very likely to cepting stakes for the 12-day meet- Mexico City this afternoon where ; ters at the moment is the fact that second round of their nontitle bout scheduled for 10 rounds in such players as First Baseman Frank fall down. ... In a moderate wind it shakes now like a flve-and-dime ins opening Monday. At the ame Larry Brunke, chunky little south- Madison Garden last Referee Arthur Donovan McCormick and Third Baseman Jim time Chief Controli Jo- Square night. stepladder. Deputy was Tabor paw who outstanding In the (left) moves in to the bout at 1:52 of U î round. during the winter and gener- About the club on Florida's West Coast that is not a O'C. McCusker estimair. ihe stop only pennant seph Southern Association last to a year, re- —AP ally figure be much better team contender is Cincinnati, and consequently the Reds are taking a deal State's tax yield from racing will be Wirephoto. fuses to return to Chattanooga. than they were last year, when they of ribbing. .'But with the newspaper crowd the Reds still are first approximately $2,000,000 more than Brunke still is lost 108 balking at being Sid Feder siggest money match in ring his- games. division as far as the management and front office are concerned. a year ago. shunted By to the Lookouts despite tory among two little men. Braves Look Bowie's action is aimed at heading Associoted Press Sports Writer Better. being told to shift to Chattanooga's Ray in The off wage disputes among grooms, stepped right up meeting,! only thing is, the other sec- Case Trade May Help Develop Young Catcher training camp r»Cocoa last Thuifc- NEW YORK. Mar. 30.—There was liter the exercise boys and other stable hands, 19,088 customers finished; ond-division teams have strength- back to , he took this correspondent aside and day. A 15Tg8 inner last season no doubt along bash boulevard to- the usual Getting like that which beset the cheering and chowder de- ened, too. The Braves, since their asked, "What when I was traded? Did I fall real Bay —his only one 3-2— day that Rockabye Rocky Graziano, really happened and by monstration for Graziano, to say purchase of Johnny from the Meadows, Calif., strip almost caved the roof in on Welter- Hopp short in Washington last year?" Case's trade to the Indians may Brunke feels is being treated having tie's show one forced it to close prematurely. The j willing to up against Cards, have of the game's better well assist in the development of a young Cleveland catcher named shabbily. weight Champion , has a week after his outfields and increase will enable stable owners Rocky scheduled. they have a demon- Sherman Lollar, who's only 21 and who led the Larry has pitched only four in- outgrown all his old catchers among title tussle with to pay bonus demands of the hired welterweight Servo stratedly successful new manager in In last with .364. Lollar can hit and catch, but he nings in spring training, first be- the 147-pounders and is ready to and hitting year hands, who also feel the of May 24, what's more, Rocky Billy Southworth. pinch cause of a sore arm start for in the mid- Isn't too hot at ... As one Indian pulling for the kid said, and later be-, pitching keeps :an wear a horseshoe in each The "throwing. increased living expenses. Grooms glove.1 Giants, while they have not "There's two in the American who could cause he was on the head dleweight bracket where he belongs. however, only guys League will continue to for clipped ; Now, of course, the boxing com- impressed the observers this spring, get $5 leading a And no the and now we've one (meaning Case)" The by thrown ball while in Havana.: since bash boulevardier is won't a man embarrass boy got horses to the post, with $15 for lead- mission allow to wear might look considerably more mus- of is Stirnweiss of the Yankees, who embarrasses Clark Griffith, Nat president, has any quicker on the pickup about ι horseshoe into the cular when other, course, Snuffy ing a winner. ring, especially they get Walker Cooper, too. said Larry would be favoring his such things than Promoter Mike in his And from his of the pitchers, Other tracks, as well as glove. job $175,000 catcher, out of the Navy who are future in the Jacobs, an old from There are three or four pitchers in the those In New by pitching regularly pickerup 'way flouring Marty three times before and into their lineup. The Cincin- York and at Garden the talk or than Feller at the time. One is minors rather than being used back, around and about Referee Arthur nati rated as fast, faster, present State, N. J. plant, will follow Bowie's only | Donovan called it a Reds boast a hot pitching staff, who make the in occasionally in relief roles with today was that Rockabye Rocky next young Lou Kretlow of the , may grade lead in night last evening, Rocky appears headed by Johnny Vandermeer, and increasing purses. However, would be seen He's never had but Washington, but Brunke doesn't throwing his high to need a as all one big jump. any professional experience, no awards or bonuses will be horseshoe about much they need uncover to put them in paid see it hard one at Zale's middle- ball toward the the hitters are loose. that way. Tony as the Martini a; the race are a when he fogs that plate I grooms, exercise or others eighth dry needs couple of men who boys any crack Cardinal who was shot up Still to be selected among the 12 weight championship in some New second olive to do the trick. can hit the John Grodzicki, right-hander, VERNON STEPHENS. who are not employes of the track ball. he walks with a pitchers who will return with the Vork ball park in July. In the war, pitches batting practice, although pro- —AP Photo. ! after the Bowie meeting. Rocky Wastes No Time. team are two of the and must wear a brace on his right leg. ... He can't Nats' hurlers Robinson Is nounced limp This track's action followed a plea Cocky. Chalking up his seventh case of Bert and ;he final details of the deal be and Brunke is desirous of being one is for that move nearly as well as the Nats' one-legged Shepard may may to the Maryland Racing Commission Tony already signed kayo-itis in eight trip» to the post, Last vorked out with brother Pas- of them. Others who are under title and if he needed Fights Night never be a star again. Jorge by Jack Kelly, general manager of defense, any the local East Side swatter began By the Asso^ated Press of the Mexican consideration are Pete juel, president loop. the for Appleton. special convincing about how to. measuring for a suit NEW Jockey's Guild, higher fees. Bill Marty sleeping YORK —Rocky Graziano. 152. The Mexican circuit, which is not Lefebvre, Oliverio Ortiz and Bill smother his steak with mushrooms.1 from the New York, knocked out Marty Servo. Kelly asked that jockeys be paid opening bell. After just 1441 ι member of organized ball, has its Kennedy. the record $173,163 in a. Schenectady, Ν. Y. 12: nontitle·. Rolls Season Mark $35 for a winning mount when the chipped by! missing the size twice in the first Joe Carkido, 137%. Youngstown, , Moen eason under way. If Stephens Slab Staff Lined last night's "SRO" Madison outpointed Joe Manfro. 140. New- Bing purse doesn't exceed $2,000 and $50 Up. Square round. Rocky found just the fit in York <6). the contract with the Qarden crowd to see make iigns Pasquels when purses exceed that He Barring mishaps, these pitchers Rocky the second heat 6f the nontitile BOSTON.—Jake Lamotta. 163. New figure. York. outpointed Mark md is not on hand with the Browns will stick with the Nats: the birdies sing for baby-faced He ension from organized ball under Vernon Curtis. Maxie Wilson :onsideration the ballot stuffed in van the bell. 138. of 416 in the Pin boys also have complained about and got idea that it was becom-: Bangor. Me. (8). record set King Robertson as the runners- A. MEMPHIS.—Rudy Campa. 144. Mex- Francis Commissioner B. Chandler's re- Marino Pieretti. ;he box by , the ng somewhat monotonous — unsanitary conditions and lack of espe- ico City, outpointed Cosby Linson. 151. Mixed Doubles, Ingomar (Bing) a tilt to and :ent edict. up dropped Gladding suitable facilities here. The Wolff, Leonard, Hudson, Master- ancrowned king of the welters, who :ially for Servo. New Orleans (10;: Leo Rodak. 13(5, Chi- star bowler of the Hi-Skor eating cago. outpointed Moen, Metrakos. Mrs. King rolled 380. Luke Sewell, manager of the St. son saw a Bobby Mclntyre. 141. room has one and Haefner are to be the Nats' Rockabye Rocky, sporting Servo weighed in at a surprisingly Detroit (10). Ladies' District League team, last with jockeys' dressing only j Top for the men 413, Harry lx>uis Browns, who Is in Phoenix. regular starters, with slat- Γ \2-pound weight pull, put Marty ] arge Graziano's ASBURY PARK. N. J.—Jimmy Moon. climaxed a bril- shower bath, which must be shared Niggeling 144Η against light! 164. night at King Pin were 2-1 for an , outpointed Oscar Aiken and Jessie Sacrey \riz., exhibition game, said ed to start once a week. Scarbor- ο sleep in the hottest betting and 152. Hardnett. Ιβσ. Camden. liant week of with her by as many as 3i riders in one after- N. J. (β): pinspilling winners over Emanuele and Pantos. îe didn't "know anything about" also fit into Lightnine Clark. 158. Asburv Park. N. noon. ough may the scheme J., and second 400-set in a row, a feat Nash 2-1 ι Percy Cooper, 151, Trenton. N. Madge Lewis and Ed were Stephens' statement and added he as a starter, since it is Bluege's plan J., drew <«). few times a woman — achieved by winners from Ruth DeChastain and : lad "no comment." Gustav to start Leonard less PHILADELPHIA. John Kapovich. Ring, Washington owner, frequently than lO.m , stooped Basher bowler. The Ohio State Swimmers Dean. Paul Perkins after an exciting battle Pasquels, who tried to entice was assured a good rider for his Wolff, Hudson or Masterson. Pie- Τhreaten 186. Newark. N. J. (4): Stanley (Choo Winner of the 12th annual Olive in which the first two ended Cleveland's Bob Detroit's Choo) Derr. 162*?. Allentown, Pa., games Feller, mounts during the Bowie meeting retti, Wilson and Curtis, plus two knocked out Ralph Leslie. 159, Phila- Johnson Women's Open at New < in a tie with the victors and losers Hank Greenberg and when Trainer Charles M. Feltner others yet to be chosen, will handle delphia 4 ). last Sunday with a Τ ο NCAA Final DETROIT.—Tony Janiro, 145". Youngs- Haven, Conn., on )f the Boston Races splitting roll-offs. Red Sox to "jump" Clark. Clark won 41 most of the Nats' relief chores. Sweep town, Ohio, outpointed Willie signed Shelby Watkins. score of Miss Moen, no «JsgtiaiBQ rress six-game 737, he American for salaries races for sif was conndent 14?34, Detroit (8): Bob McQuillar. League the Bobanet Stable last reppe that his 133*4, Port Huron, the next night after her return home, >f Mich., outpointed $100,000 a year and up, already year. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Mar. 30.— youngsters would double that score Art Price. 133. Detroit (8). fired 363 in the Washington ladies' BRUNSWICK. Me.—Jerry Boisvert. lave a number of former major rhe here as the two- long before midnight in a successful Goldblume Six Ties ; Record held big question 161. , outpointed Billy Lan- loop. eaguers In their circuit. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney's $35,000 Shooting NCAA meet headed denfense of their 1945 team caster, 161. Portland. Me. (8); Leo lay swimming title. Prince, Her next fine effort was on Wed- ?ray 2-year-old breezed And if 140, Lewiston. Me., stopped Ed- Other Big Leaguers Signed. three-eights όγ the finale, centered mainly on anybody in the vicinty of die Hudscn. 138. Bath. Me. (4). nesday night, a 401 set that led Hi- in .37 with his owner looking on. Yale's WORCESTER, Mass.—Frankie Conti. Their biggest attraction is Luis whether the powerful Ohio State swanky tank doubted it, he 141. Skor's>3-0 over the cham- Record for Titles The who has For AAU Tank Haverhill. Mass.. outpointed Irish victory I Dlmo, who hit .313 for the high-priced youngster, Marks .quad could gTab all five titles, the kept silent. Red Schultz. 149. Philadelphia (10); Brookland Recreations in an the Associated Press Brook-j to one a Eddie Grace, 198 Boston, stopped pion By j last yet go postward, is of string for Up for were yn Dodgers year. Other big A record-breaking field of almost argets tonight. shooting today the Abel Gonsalves. 186, Providence. R. Ladles' District League of 20 horses under S. I. important ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Mar. 30.—The Ϊ eaguers under Henry Clark's 100 100 and 440 yard free the (3> competing their entries will seek District AAU The Buckeyes, off to a slow start, style tAts, WEST PALM BEACH. match. 1 wing. breast Fla.—Freddie Nashville (Tenn.) Goldblumes today lanners include Danny Gardella swimming crowns tonight in the final inished like champs last night by 20-yard stroke, 400-yard relay Pope. 125. Columbus. Ohio, and Del Rolling last night with Lindsey and the Gado, 127. Havana, drew <10). md Nap Reyes, New York event of the season at the Shoreham the three events— 3-meter dive, and the! READING. Pa.—Leon Miss Moen continued her were the second team in the 18- Giants;! Eddie Smith of Washington, re- îabbing closing Szymurski, 182. Stott, lobert Buckeyes had the favorites to Chester. Pa outpointed Jack Coley, Estalella, Philadelphia Ath- from is Hotel Pool. First event is scheduled : !20-yard free style, Jack Hill; 1-meter wrap scoring to help sweep of women's national :ently discharged the Navy, 'em 175, Paterson. N. J. (8»; Larry Thomas. spectacular year history ] etics; Alex for up in Halo Hirosi, Anderson. 134. Carrasquel, Chicago ; horses and to resume 8 o'clock. live, Miller Anderson, and the 300- Philadelphia, outpointed Matt Ruth and Lee Rothgeb with games ;alloping plans Parker. 134. Camden, N. AAU basketball tournaments to win Γ Vhite Sox, and Tomas de Las Cruz, With all of the ard Dick Consilman, Hill and some classy J. (6). of 138 and 155. Miss Moen's his riding career this spring. Verdi city's top-flight : medley relay, Fetterman. PORTLAND. Greg —Joe Kahut. 179V«. 123, Cincinnati. relayers. Woodburn. three titles in a row. another and natators competing, the meet is ex- lim Councilman and Ted Hobert. Oreg knocked out Buddy average for the 15-game streak was Scocca, Washingtoman Just Millard. 176. Los Angeles (2): Duane j1 Stephens, however, would be the a by way of proving brother of the veteran Scoc- pected to produce couple of new with a few stubborn, Hoag. 129. Portland, outpointed Burt three pins shy of 128. Her record When they turned back the Des Danny That, lower in-the- so , (iggest catch to date. The Long marks. Events in which the field is far as the Columbus Ohio ι lads White. 129. Los Angeles (10>. her to ;a, will ride for Eugene Jacobs of , noney sent Mike HOLLYWOOD.—Genaro Rojo. 140. 416 boosted average 115-plus Moines, Iowa, Dr. Swetts, 26-20, last ] Jeach places, were concerned, other winners of (Calif.) right-hander broke! New York the Bowie meet- divided into heats will be decided on1; Los Angeles, decisioned Vic Grupico, in the doubles loop. during Seppe's cocky charges roaring into 139, San Francisco in the final they matched the i nto the big leagues with the a time basis to accelerate the inaugural night crowns were Bob (10). the last night ing. pro- ] iction this afternoon with a 33- SAN DIEGO.—Ray Lewis. 140, Ha- Sharing limelight night îrownies near the Anderson. Stanford's one-man mark set the Tulsa, Okla.· Stenos end of the 1941 gram. >oint team, waii, decisioned Spider Jensen, 140, with her brilliant Hi-Skor team- by aggregate, 15 more than San Dieeo (10). ampaign and played only in three Six champions, four of them rec- 50-yard free style ; Dave Maclay, mate, Lorraine Gulli rapped out a from 1934-1936. Vr^mAv «h #1 Μ , the nearest challenger j ;ames. He made the team the fol- ord-holders, will defend their titles. Williams and the leading individual 403 set with of 142, 135 and The Iowans had a 12-10 lead at Ill Ulll VI «nu imong the 32 college and university1 strings j owing season when he batted .294. l'IUUiy while five clubs will seek team scorer with 10 points, the 1.500- ΐ 126 to crack the former Pin the but couldn't , sntries. Navy showed with 14 to King half, stop Capt. Ie hit .289 in 1943 and the meter, and Bob Cowell, 150- FOR FACTORY APPROVED next laurels. Shoreham, Ambassador and , rail the Navy, Mixed Doubles season high of 397 Alline Banks of the Goldblumes, , Wolverines. vard ear paced the Brownies to their Takoma have squads in both divi- backstroke. held by Mary Brown. Miss Gulli who counted 14 points as she gained CHEVROLET j lrst American League title when he Win Tank Crowns sions, while YMCA and Boys' Club SERVICE zoomed her to 119-13 all-America honors for the seventh second. Norman Chaudet (C.): third. War- top average ] lelted hit ren ON CARS OR TRUCKS .293, 20 homers and bat- Kramer boasts the of Washington will be represented in | Maliin (C.). Distance, 104 foot 11. 78 consecutive time and ran her tour- junior high Pole for games. ( ed in 109 runs. vault—Won by Robert Wallace (E): SEE He led the loop in school only men's events. Colts Track Title second. Ed Sparked by Lorraine's lusty bowl- nament scoring to 80 points in five swimming championship and Eye Smith (E); third, Hall (C.). I ] >omers last year with 24, drove in Jean Ort, Leola Height. 10 foot 8. the Gulli-Miciotto Maury holds the elementary school free-style champ: 1-mlle CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. ing pacesetting games. ( 19 runs and had an averju?p nf 9«o backstroke relay—Won by Coolidse (Rut- j title following the windup of the Thomas, record-holder; ledge. Brace. Vogel. Davidson ; second, 7725 Wis. Are. Wii. 1635 ErnieBoggs, backstroke; Don Boyer. Eastern (French. Morgan, Alcore, Ostrol). i month-long Boys' Club of Washing- After Nailing Eastern Time, 3:55. ion scholastic tank 50-yard free style, are expected to championships School's West Earn Last night at Eastern Branch. pace the field in their events and Coolidge High cindermen Huge Kurland,OttenMake Mes, Charney Montreal Is Favorite PROMPT Kramer racked 162 points while possibly clip a fraction off their own oom as powerful contenders for the marks. Brid- 3ordon scored 118 points through Diving Champ Irving nterhigh track title after sweeping Over Bruins FORD SERVICE Choice in All-Star Court Tilt the weeks of to gers, Milt Funkhouser, Nick Sheri- ! Hockey fable Tennis Titles competition place ive or six running events to defeat By the Associated Press Cars and Tracks dan, and Bill Tarbett are other stars By the Associated Press more, tne Class a Maryland state second. Hine was third with 49, and ; By the Associated Press eastern thinclads, 64-49, in a dual Mar. 'ollowing were Holy Comforter, 26; entered. MONTREAL, 30.—Montreal's NEW YORK, Mar. 30.—With Bob champion. NEW YORK, Mar. 30.—Dick neet the scholastic season PARKWAY MOTOR CO. Miles Sliot, 9, and Lindall Hall and opening flying Frenchmen have been in- While neither coach, Ohio State's lere in the j Factory (Foothills) Kurland aijd Don c f New York still is the men's table with 1 each. yesterday Ramblers' Harold Olsen of the West nor St. 31adensburg point stalled as favorites today to the Oxford Defeats f itadium. defeat! (Dreadnaught) Otten—two of 1 snnis champion, but the feminine Maury's victory in the 100-yard Cambridge the John's Joe Lapchick of the East, Larry Drew, who won both the Boston Bruins in their best-of- tallest in the its reestyle relay last night clinched cagers country—on had decided as late as this morning F addle swingers had a new queen dash and the seven final Dealer j he title the In »40-yard 880-yard run, series for the Stanley the West assumed the favor- on a it was believed elementary by bringing Their 92d Duel roster, starting lineup, t ι Bernice Charney of New York. Rowing md Jack Doffert, who piled up 11 Cup and the world's cham- 3040 M St. N.W. Ml. 0181 ichool's point total to 77. Jackson the hockey ite's role the East in to- that Kurland would open at center Miles retained his title last ! By Associated Press ] )Oints in field events, were against night vas second, with 33; Lenox scored potent pionship, opening tonight. night's all-star contest which closes for the West. t y trouncing Sol Schiff, a fellow Mar. 30.—Oxford de- 1 actors in the Colt's 4, for third, and trailing were LONDON, victory. out the basket ball season at Madi- c rothamite who was of : Eastern in Otten, from Bowling Green, also is just one the Buchanan, 7; Holy Comforter, 4, and feated Cambridge by three lengths Keeping the running son Garden. r former in 1 ?ere Square expected to see plenty of action for îany champions the field, j Bryant, 1. today in the 92d boat race between Billy Morgan with 10 points j Another turnout of more than the West. He will alternate with 2 1—10, 21—10, 21—10, in the national the schools, rowed before hundreds ι .nd Herb Ostrof with 8. Billy Grigsby of Maury was named is certain to t Durnament final. of Summaries: 18,000 fairly be on Kurland at the pivot post. I he best swimmer in the elementary thousands of spectators on the hand to witness the of The as Miss Charney, fifth sue- river. J parade hoop eastern squad is not big seeded, , livision and Stan Tinkham of Gor- Thames 00-yard dash—Won by Cridêr (C.);l c econd, Ostroi (E.); third, Miles (E.). ! stars for thé benefit of the Herald- as its but has and eeded New York's Davida Haw- The time for the course ■ VETERANS! opponent, speed , lon received an award as the out- 41,i-mile Ime, 0:11.1. Tribune fresh air fund. The pre- ball-handling ability. lorne as champion by outlasting was 19 minutes and 54 seconds. 220-yard dash—Won by Don Moore i tanding junior high splasher. C.>; second, Crider liminary game of the double-header In the school t iird-ranked Leah Thall of Colum- Oxford's Dark enton (C): second, Joe Costanzo (E.>; 1 and Southern Tourney race High School of Balti- 22 while dropping only three. The marked the first time ι hird. Dick Martineau (C.). Time. 0:10.3. I Special Dispatch to The Star since 1939 that the crews had com- 120-yard low hurdles—Won by Billy V.-L. Nine Will Start , Joyd . Time. 0:15.2. 3oys Club team of Washington, D. historic course from 880-yard run—Won by Drew (C.): sec- Putney Bridge , nd. Bob Rutledge (C.); third. Bob Moser !0-Game i 3., has been eliminated from the to Mortlake. The race had been E.). Time, 2:14.7. Season.Tuesday 1-mile run—Won by Tommy Davidson iational Police Boys Club intercity held over a sprint course the , Coached by Pete Rockwell, Wash- during C.); second. Jommy Binckley (E.); third, ] •asket ball tournament. war. ι Ted Vogel (C.). Time, 5:02. lgton-Lee High School's baseball High The District quint was defeated, jump—Won by Jack Doffort (C.l : :am opened a 20-game schedule econd. Dave Hall (C.): third, tie between 3-32, by Philadelphia in semifinal îinckley (E.), and Don Pfelffer (E.). ext Tuesday with a visit to Char- Blair i {eights, 5 foot 5. action last in the 69th Sharpshooters Λ" itte Hall and will conclude the night Regi- Broad jump—Won by Ostrof (E.); sec- nent Armory. nd, Doffort (C.>: third, Pfelffer (E.). DU- iason against Front Royal on May Conquer Western ! ance, 17 foot 9Vi. I. SHOTPUT—Won by Billy Morgan (E.); Jimmy Spear fired a 261x300 to s econd, Doffort (C ); third, Moore (C.). LEARN TO FLY! 1 41 foot 7. The schedule: lead Blair to a Hstance, Truman to Fitch High sharpshooters Discus throw—Won by Morgan (E.): April 2, at Charlotte Hall; 5. Devitt; 9. 1,250-1,208 victory over Western yes- We now have approval from the Veteran's Administration for ilrfax; 12, at Blair: IB, 18. Bethesda; on the evltt; 22, at George Washington High: 25, In Griffs' Debut terday Red Raiders' range. ; Mount Vernon; 27, Lane; 30, Landon. Results: May 3, at Fairfax; 7, at Episcopal; 8, President Truman not only AUTO REPAIRING FLIGHT TRAINING ront Royal: 10, Blair; 14, Charlotte Hall; Mont. Blair. Prone. Kneel. Stand. Total. 3, Mount Vernon; 17. at Lane; 21, Oeorge plans to attend the opening game 3pear 96 9<) 75 261 UNDER THE Washington; 22. at Woodward; 24, at of the American League season Waters 90 85 76 260 and REPAINTING ront Royal. *rey 03 86 73 252 BODY AND FENDER WORK here April 16, but expects to have Brownfleld 86 79 70 244 Wright 96 65 72 233 Gl BILL OF RIGHTS [avakos Get Cage Title 32 persons in his party, the Asso- McMahon Chevrolet ciated Press reported., This will 1.250 Classes now in all Kavakos Grill of Recreation League Western. 6323 Georgia Ave. N.W. GE. 0100 forming phases of flight training. be something of a record and ο. 1 holds the District Recreation Myers 95 86 77 258 IMMEDIATE SERVICE Excellent facilities to might help explain the current Seymour «1 8.'! 74 248 transportation iterleague basket ball tfaham 96 85 60 241 champion- ticket No formal an- lip after Meth- shortage. Slddle ^ 94 82 55 .231 defeating Calvary nouncement of the President's Stone 92 79 59 230 ι·* iist of the Church League, 47-3,0, plans have been made at the AUTO GLASS CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT ist night on the Roosevelt 1,208 High White House. 'PROMPT SERVICE LOUISVILLE, KY.—INELIGIBLE FOR DERBY—A red fox takes chool court. PHONE OL. 8888 Clark St. Albans Soccers Score the inside rail in an early dawn "workout" with Griffith, Washington \ RE. 5877 Three won will make his horses at years ago—Wyoming prexy, annual trip Jim Frisby scored three goals to See the New Swift! New Derby Churchill Downs. The animal came out of the the 1946 Taylorcraft NCAA basket ball champion- to the Executive Mansion next lead St. Albans soccer team to a 4-1 STANDARD AUTO GLASS chute, sprinted up the track and disappeared into the in- huge ship by defeating Georgetown, month to present a major league victory over St. James of Hagers- Available for Immediate Timers failed to clock him. 624 Ν St. N.W. Delivery field. —AP Wirephoto. 46-34, in . pass to the President. town, Md„ here yesterday.

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