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Home , Art Houtteman, Del Rice, Eddie Dyer, Eddie Sawyer, Johnny Beazley, Mark Christman

• 1 1% St. as fretting jsp0f * Louis Choices Starts D. C., March 12, 1949—A—9 Kentucky, Washington, Saturday, Big Tourney

Wildcat Quint Hoping 's Houtteman Golf Balls w in, Lose, or Draw HSlp FINISH IS FORECAST—Steve Pay Pro's Way By FRANCIS STANN To Avenge Its Lone Better, but Remains Belloise of Star Staff Correspondent the Bronx stands of Court Defeat Billikens over J. T. Ross of San Jose, On List By the Associated Press Two Platoons for Eddie by Calif., after knocking him Danger SUFFOLK, Va.. Mar. 12.—Leo ly tht Associated Press tht Associated ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. 12.—, a drawling, in the second frame of By Pres* R. Mallory, a golf professional NEW YORK. Mar. 12.—Unless Texan who favor football over al- LAKELAND, Fla,. Mar. 12.— from Bridgeport. Conn., found he amiable may secretly , their scheduled 10-round fea- somebody stubs a toe along the Young Art hardluck didn't have to though he manages the St. Louis Cardinals, was holding court in | Houtteman, enough money pay way, the National Invitation bas- ture boxing bout at New York's of the Detroit Tiger his $50 fine $4.25 costs he the Rcdbirds' clubhouse when the two- made famous | guy pitching plus was ket tournament which opens staff, to be his assessed when he was by Michigan and other famed Madison Square Garden last ; appeared winning charged with Army, grid teams, at Madison Garden Square today ; fight for life today. speeding 70 miles an hour over was brought up. night. The fight was halted will wind up with Kentucky and Physicians said the 21-year-old the Nansemond County country- “You know," Dyer said with a twinkle in his St. Louis battling for the cham- in the fifth round by Referee right-hander, critically injured in side. eye. “I sort of wish, we could have that in base- next pionship Saturday night. Eddie Joseph, who declared an auto accident Thursday night, But Mallory did have some golf ball—this year, at least. That's the kind of club That's the way tournament offi- showed some improvement al- balls—two dozen of them. So he I'm Let me Belloise the winner. managing. explain. cials planned it when they seeded though still on the danger list at proposed a deal to Associate Trial “My only .300 hitters last year were out- Kentucky first and St. Louis sec- —AP Wirephoto. Morrell Memorial Hospital. Justice Marshall Bowden. Mallory fielders—, Ron Northey and Enos ond and placed them in opposite He suffered a fracture at the said he w'ould pay $32.25 and leave Slaughter. Well. Musial can play centerfleld, all brackets. And that’s the way a base of his skull when his auto the golf balls, valued at $1.10 each, folks would like to with right, although he's not exactly the type and is gfeat many collided with a fruit truck as he the judge. better in left. So if I put Musial where he be- have it. and three companions were re- Bowden accepted. He told Mal- longs and play Slaughter in right field, where he Front man in this category is turning from a dance. lory the balls would be turned the veteran , back to him w'hen belongs. I’ve got to bench Northey because he Kentucky Tigers—from General he paid the The lone Wildcat $22 of isn't much . Adolph Rupp. down to the lowliest remaining the fine. defeat in 30 starts was adminis- rookie—were concerned “Now don’t get me wrong. is a deeply Northey an 42-40 Francis Stann. tered by St. Louis, uphill over the condition of the popular good ball player. He .321, but it's no secret decision in the Sugar Bowl final Houtteman. but kept on with Snead, Bow that better are playing in the big leagues. Anyway, Mangrum last December. their training camp, yes- Chuck Diering is a real centerfielder and when I have Musial, routjpe Nothing would please Rupp and terday. and same Diering Slaughter playing at the time I've got a fair his as much as anothei In pl&yers Manager Red Rolf* of the Tig- Upset; Worsham, country , defensively. crack at St. Louis and a chance I ers posted a notice forbidding “Now the is Diering, who hits .260. When he walks New to prove that the reversal at I players to go to the hospital as to the runners on up plate with and they get him out the Orleans was a mistake which he belief that a suc- Demaret Still Hot ba|e | expressed * fans yell: ‘Wake You send that to hit when won t up. Dyer. up guy happen again. cession of visitors might prove By the Associated Press you've got a .321 hitter like Northey on the bench.’ Struggle of Centers Likely. harmful to Houtteman. This was foremost In MIAMI, Fla., Mar. 12.—The obviously Parents With . 'You Can't Win,' Says Dyer their minds when they accepted $10,000 Miami International four- The ball golf tournament “And, of course, it works in reverse,” Eddie continued. “If I the NIT bid, even though injury young pitcher’s parents. entered its Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Houtteman. third round today, but the put Northey in left and move Musial to center, a fly ball occasion- or exhaustion in the Garden tour- glitter de- sr.. flew in from Detroit Friday, was gone. ally will, say we say. elude Mr. Northey. So the fans now yell: nament would jeopardize the fense of their NCAA title night and were rushed to his hos- Slammin’ 'Get on the ball. Dyer. Why play that Northey when you’ve got starting Sammy Snead and two later. pital room. his a fly hawk like Diering on the bench?' days partner, Lloyd Mangrum, early A Kentucky-St. Louis rematch Houtteman was asleep and the favorites who drew “You can't w'in grinned Dyer, “and I'm going to get more of practically all in all would on parents and General Manager the of this season. probability hinge gallery 2,000 for the first It I’m going to catchj Joe Garagiola all I can because, bedside for the personal duel between two All- Evans sat around his two days, w^ent out of the 144- potentially, he's a hitter. But Joe lacks confidence and that makes awakened. America players, Wildcat Center 20 minutes before he event at the halfway him throw badly. point Alex Groza and Billiken Pivotman When the young Tiger saw his yesterday. if a “Well, game is lost on a , or by some develop- Ed Macauley. mother he grinned and said, “Hi, Snead and Mangrum, the styl- ment that a good defensive could have prevented, they're Their efforts each other what are you doing here?” against ist, lost to Skip Alexander and going to scream: ’Put behind that plate’—Del Rice, of provided the key to the previous He chatted with his parents and Pete Cooper, Ponte Vedra. Fla., course, being as good a defensive catcher as there is in the majors. struggle in New Orleans. Groza Evans for a few minutes before 2 and 1, to the dismay of the Then, if I catch Rice and he doesn't hit—he only hit .197 last guarded Macauley so in dozing off again. fiercely Belloise Eyes Cerdan Robinson's Will crowd that followed hole Justify he had been con- every year—I’ll hear ’em. holler: "Watcha saving Garagiola for—the the first half there that Easy Ed Doctors said the they played. Junior prom?’ didn't get a . scious off and on through Defending Jim an With Nats Believe day. Champions Fer- “I'm not alone, of course. Every manager of every T>all club Groza, inch shorter, but‘con- Middle Crown Bout Swap Tribe, rier and Cary Middlecoff scored siderably heavier than his 6-foot baseman, Vernon's Dr. Edgar, T. Watson, Lakeland with weaknesses is bound to hear it. We do the best we can, but By Burton Hawkins despite smooth- 8-inch for the Tigers, said a 2-and-l victory over Tony Penna sometimes I think that football is easier.” opponent, ran out of gas Star Staff er action. “Robinson will reach physician maybe coaching Correspondent starts at the and Clayton Haefner. 2- in the second, half, however, and After Ross grounders that Vernon didn't get." Houtteman's fracture Leading Routing WEST PALM Mar. up after 27 holes. Southworth BEACH. Fla.. nape of his neck and spreads up- Ferrier and Includes Everybody In Macauley brought the Bilhkens said Griffith. “He may appear to By the Associated Pres* 12.—When Eddie He also has Middlecoff saw their from behind and led them to be clumsier while ward in a V-shape. margin wiped Dyer, like , Eddie Sawyer, and NEW Mar. doing it, but YORK, 12.—Stevr Robinson was traded to the Nats two cuts on his head and out when Penna chipped in on other National victory. he'll get 'em.” deep League managers down here, thinks this is going Belloise was all set to today hop he brought with him the most one over his left the 29th and Haefner eagled the Along with third-seeded Utah The reason eye. to be the toughest race in the old circuit in a time. And for Robinson's pres- long overseas for his European inva- beautiful wife in baseball, but at 30th. Ferrier pulled the game out and fourth-seeded Western Ken- ence Trout May Have to Start. all it the same among the Nats, however, is they put way. "The clubs are leveling off in sion. J. T. Ross and a Madison the moment Eddie is the more of the fire on the 33d and 34th. tucky, the Wildcats and the that potential danger which lurks In the Tiger camp, concern over strength," is the way it's expressed. Square Garden Jinx couldn't de- marvelous figure to Billikens won't see action until Washington's Houtteman's recovery was evident Dapper Jimmy Demaret and • in his bat. He never has fulfilled Sawyer, for example, feels the Phillies can finish second or tour the Bronx middleweight con- . He's the club's top Lew Monday. the promise he displayed when he in all quarters. Worsham of Washington and seventh. Southworth, ^nanager of the Braves, says contention will tender last niebt. prdoucer and as such warrants Opening Program. was named the International Coupled with that concern was Oakmont, Pa., continued their tor- come chiefly from Pittsburgh, St. Louis. New York and Brooklyn, Balding Steve handed the green, worship from hurlers who nave to rid with a 4 Today's program of four games League's most valuable player the realization that the injury pace and 3 win over in a suffered from tosses nice word for the Phils as dark horses and winds up pre- was to under at 3:30 with gangling Ross an unmerciful beat- run deficiency for would force a Claude Harmon and Ellsworth get way with Baltimore in 1946, but mis- Houtteman major dicting that Chicago may take the early lead. San Francisco (21 -5» ing and stopped him in 1:13 of the years. the Vines. meeting fortune has been a factor in that revision in Bengals’ pitching That takes care of < fifth round of a feature 10 in the Robinson whacked across 83 Demaret and seven of the eight clubs but, when pressed, Manhattan 18-7 >. The second failure. staff preparations for the coming Worsham had a runs last season while a Southworth even has a nice word for Cincinnati, fearing the Reds half of the afternoon - Garden. hitting season. 31*31—62 on the 6,630-yard par at Cleveland. i “if meager .254 with Cleveland. A Handicapped had been slated for 70 Miami Springs course on the Blackwell can come back." It's about as fearless a sumjpary as header sends Bradley University Favored feature bout fighters Houtteman of and a one can expect. (25-6i against New York Univer- had been upset in the last six change scenery change Eddie was handicapped from the action as a for morning round and a 32 on the in luck could establish mm as one moment he reported to Cleveland Now have first nine of the afternoon. On But the point—if any—is that all of the Florida-based Na- sity '12-7). Garden fight shows. Belloise. as the Tigers. they may of stars. For the first in was won 9 and In a was the last the league's 1946. He wearing a brace to use the veteran Paul Trout, due opening day they by 7, tional League managers are in accord. for the first game tonight it will matter of fact, Some—Dyer instance— time in his 100 strokes on 29 be Green choice to win before last night. major league career, attached to his baseball shoe in for relief work. needing only specify the threats a little less than Bowling (21-6) against flag broadly Southworth. Eddie has of the re- holes. St. John's G5-8', followed by Loy- The Bronxite blitzed Robert Ville- undisputed possession that year, a regular job and his former team- sult of when an old Herman Keiser and Johnny Who Sold Dickson, and Why? ola of Chicago (22-5) against City main of France in the big arena operations mate at Cleveland, Pitcher Ed leg injury plagued him in the Back Palmer trounced Henry Ransom "If Pete Reiser returns to "Boston is the College of New York (17-7). last January 7. Caps' McKinney form,” Dyer says, Klieman. says that fact alone may and Dave Douglas of Wilmington, Belloise was a favorite Navy. club to beat and there’s no The first game Monday after- l-to-2’2 question about it. Reiser was a winning be the making of Robbie. He made the with the In- Del., 5 and 4. Keiser and Palmer noon will send Western last night and after the first grade and be one But if I'll Kentucky player may again. 1^ fails. have to swing to “Eddie was a mismanaged player dians that but before had 31-31-31 for the first 27 holes • 25-3) against the Bradley-N. Y. round he looked a 1-to-100 shot. spring, just For Uline Tilt Tonight Brooklyn. The Dodgers have the manpower. and fattened their lead as from San with tiie Indians," said Klieman the Indians return to Cleveland they U. winner, with Kentucky (29-D Ross, a touted puncher The will be out to a "We'll be in the race, too, provided our ‘if guys,' like Kurowski, here as the Nats opened a was to his Bal- Caps went along. the Lovola-C. C. N. Y. Jose, Calif., speared Belloise with today Robbie summoned | and deliver. I meeting four-game when they In matches, Ferrier and Marjon others, like Pittsburgh's chances, too. The 2'> minutes two-game with the Phila- timore home by the serious illness today’s winner in t*e seoond game. On long lefts for the first in a Basket Pirates didn't do themselves harm Athletics. "All he ever take on Fort Wayne Middlecoff meet Demaret and any in picking up Murry Dick- of the frame. delphia of his £ab.v daughter. When it Monday night it will be Utah opening Then, just Ball Association of America game Worsham while Alexander and son." J. T. needed was a pat on the back, but became apparent the child (24-7) vs. the San Francisco- before the bell, Steve caught at 8:45 at Uline Arena. and Palmer. with Cleveland he'd go hitless for to tonight Cooper play Keiser The baseball writers in Dyer's office were silent. This was the a to the chin! wouldn't recover, Eddie asked Manhattan winner in the first with looping right Bones McKinney will return to the The 36-hole final will be played first verbal indication on two games and be benched." be assigned to Baltimore. Several Dyer's part that he regarded Dickson as and St. Louis (22-3) vs. the and Ross shook all over his 6-1'2 two game in Deal. Caps lineup after missing tomorrow. valuable property. There'd been rumors that before Bob Key Figure weeks later the baby died. Hannegan Bowling Green-St. John's winner frame. games, due to the death of his of From Washington's standpoint. That was the year, despite a disposed the Cards he'd sold Dickson when Eddie Dyer wasn't in the second. A right dropped Ross for eight sister. G. W. Outfires G. U. Robinson was the key figure in the heart, that Robinson batted looking. And Dyer had been high on Dickson. in the second and he absorbed a heavy The Pistons will have an old deal which sent .318, smashed 34 home runs and George Washington University The Cards didn't even get a pitcher, or other in Lions Lose terrific shellacking the rest of the with fans— any player, Hockey Again, to in favorite Washington defeated Georgetown. 1.405 to Referee Eddie halted and Early Wynn Clevefand thumped across 123 runs. At the exchange. And the Cards need pitchers, a fir* a way. Joseph John Mahnken, former George- a baseman, exchange for Klieman, Joe Haynes moved with 1.347. in rifle match yesterday Time to 8-3 the massacre as Ross reeled from end of the year he up catcher, a centerfielder, and, possibly, a . This Bisons, town University and Cap star—in on the Colonial’s range. and Robinson. "That's a deal the the Indians and batted .407 in rope to rope under a furious with Bill The writing guys like Dyer. Anyway, nobody asked the ques- There is,nothing new to report the lineup along Henry. Each 15714- Indians will regret," predicted seven games. tion today on the Washington Lions pounding. weighed 6-foot 10-inch center, and Charley pertinent. Kiieman, "because Robinson is a In 1947 the Indians developed hockey team. They played the Belloise is signed up for April Black and Bruce Hale, top-scoring He ex- better ball player than Vernon." a fondness for Les Fleming, who —celler dwellers of and May fights in Paris. hands from Indianapolis. to watch The Nats sacrificed speed in Eddie on the bench for half AUTO GLASS the Western division of the Ameri- pects to arrive in London kept New York hopes to clinch sec- Red Sox Like Combs' Middleweight Champion Marcel that transaction, but they picked the season. After a slow start NEW LOW PRICES Infielding; can Hockey League—last night at ond place in the Eastern Division British up power in Robinson, whose 16 Robinson was on the* verge of Installed While You Wait Uline Arena and no one Cerdan face Dick Turpin, Chicago, while St. suprised last led American off his tonight against 160-pound king, in a non- homers year stardom when a STANDARD GLASS Marion to Miss by losing. 8-3. Empire Louis can sew up fourth place in AUTO Cards' Start said he will League first basemen. own bat in August shelved him The Lions held their own until title ten. Belloise West with a win over Roch- 624 N St. N.W. RE. 5877 the Associated Pre** the ly tion season here against to him for Prexy Clark Griffith also claims for the remainder of the season. ciT'Hnivg today 6:40 of the first period when challenge Cerdan meet ester. Boston. 2 i'2 games in back SARASOTA. Mar. 12.— the . the Nats obtained a better first Last Robbie would find him- Fla., Manager Buffalo went in front with the the title after that contest. year of fourth-place Philadelphia in Merrill Combs, up for a third Charley Grimm planned to use self out of the lineup after a bad first goal of the game. The Bisons the East, stayed in the running AUTO REPAIRING trial with the , three of his new pitchers against day. It was a situation that de- tallied again in the first period, for a playoff berth by whipping to be the No. 1 candi- the Pirates, who the no love between Eddie and appears whipped shoved in four in the second and Prince Famed Hamline Faces veloped the Warriors, 108-100, last night. and REPAINTING Cubs 14 times in 22 Georges Ring . date for the utility 's job. games last added two more in the final. Manager BODY AND FENDER WORK season. Walt Dubiel. with the Manager Joe McCarthy, appar- Lou Crowdis. Lion goalie, suf- Happy With Nats. Club to Select Casters McMahon Chevrolet, Inc. Phillies ih will start for Chi- with Combs' grace- 1948, a cut over his in the lor NAIB Title Eddie is with the Nats. ently pleased fered eye Finals Listed Tonight Regis happy 1238-46 Upshur St. N.W. GE. 0100 cago and will be followed or ful fielding, said he would 'rest, by last period, but returned to ac- With no injuries, misfortune At Show Between Georgia Ave. A 13th St- Pinal bouts of the annual Prince By th* Associated Press Sportsmen's Doerr” and start either Dewey Adkins and Dwain Sloat. treatment miseries to hinder Bobby tion after receiving KANSAS CITY, Mar. 12.—The managerial National Capital Casting Club Georges County Boys' Club boxing be the fa- “Combs or Hitchcock' at second from the trainer. him. Robinson could determine the for the "OPEN SUNDAY, 7 A M —1 P.M." tournament will be held comparatively unknown Regis will line-up base the HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Four tonight, vorite of Washington fans this against College Rangers of Denver meet intercity matches against Balti- newcomers—three of them starting at 7 o'clock at Ritchie here today in an exhibition base- rookies Second Round Carded season. more and Hagerstown with Coliseum. Unviersity of Maryland. the tournament-wise Pied Pipers ball game. —were in the of NAT NOTES—Ray Scarborough. eliminations at 5 p,m, BLOODWORMS Novice Cla*s. of Hamline University for the Na- begining the for their For Forrest Thompson and Walter and Out- Combs played for Oakland in Priory Quintets 100 pounds—T. Dean 'Berwyn) vs. G tional Intercollegiate iNAIB' today at the Sportman’s exhibition will face the* A s to- AND SHRIMP the last year, opening game against Priory School's Invitation Bas- Eikes 'Bowie1 to- Masterson doors Show in the National Guard 1 or> pounds—M Cranford (Marlboro* Tournament championship the St. Louis Browns today. The will into morrow. Paul Calvert, Dick meet will Bait*, Cun* where he batted .271 in 175 games. ket Ball Tournament go vs. R. ArmMrone 'Marlboro) night. Armory. The intercity Tackle, rookies are outfielders Herbie lio pounds- T. Reihm (BrrwMi) vs. M. Welteroth and Kli°man were Cronin its second round tonight with St coached be held tomorrow at 5 p.m. General Manager Joe Baden 'Marlboroi The Rangers, by Larry Can- Adams of Hot Springs and Gus of r’o -G Kellaher ‘Grernbelt) slafed to toil today. Milo feature said the Sox cannot send Combs Mary's Annapolis facing Priory pounds Varnell. beat Indiana State of Last night's competitive TRADING POST Zernial of and Gordon vs. J. Powers (Univeisitv of Maryland) dini. Sid Hudson and Mickey with- Hollywood and Geoigetown Prep opposing r:r> pounds—E. Burton (Berwyn) vs. the first of the show saw Georged De Long, down to the minors again Terre Haute, 48-45. in the 3336-38 M St. N.W. Gnldsberry, first baseman from St. Anthony's. The first game R, Delozier ‘Camp Springs'. Hacfner will against Nova Scotia defeat out losing their hold on him. J ::r> pounds—E Sr.vder (Greenbelt* vs. double- game in professional, Joe catcher the^his- Phillies at Orlando on Monday. Michigan 9330 Memphis. Tipton, will begin at 7 o'clock D Charlton 'University Park*. basket ball Bill Havens. Washington Canoe l io S. Ellwood (Bowie) vs. I. tory of the week-long obtained from is as- last pounds- Coach Mark Christman rates Celeveland, In opening round play William (Bowie*. Club star and National amateur MIAMI. Fla.—. meet last night. over last signed backstop duties. night St. Mary's edged St. Paul’s, Open Class. the Nats vastly improved in the second joust of Boston sore-armed Hamline of St. Paul whipped champion, the Braves' vs. "The 33-31; Priory trounced St. John's 05 pounds—F. Shegogue (Bowie) B season. big improvement the canoe tilting match. Tamo Beloit i Wis.» College s Big Gold. pitcher for the past two seasons, Hanbury Springs). come from such fellows as Cards Marion to Idle. of Frederick, 48-25; top-seeded St. 80 pounds—K Lauterbach (Berwyn) vs. will a chance to his worth' 52-43, in the first game of the gets prove Anthony's Woodward, 34- J. Dodo (University of Maryland). Eddie Yost. Gil Coan and A1 nipped Don Bullian a record G. U. vs. Carroll today againdt the Brooklyn ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—The H.~> pounds—E. (University, semifinals attended by had Boxing 32, and Georgetown Prep beat of Maryland) vs E Seekford (Bowie). Kozar,” said Mark. “They've St. Louis Cardinals play the New jm Myrick vs. R. semifinal crowd estimated at Dodgers. Hagerstown, 68-35. pounds—T (Berwyn) the experience they needed and Match Listed WHY TAKE LESS Phils Starting Meyer. York Yankees today and Marty Brukerd (Bowie'. 8,400. Tonight 95 pounds—F. Lauterbach (Berwyn) vs. they're ready to have big years.” GET THE BEST — Pat light CLEARWATER, Fla. Russ Marion, who is suffering from an R Queen (Berwyn). Lightweight Palumbo, 105 pounds R Eddy (University of will be I heavyweight Billy Rose and Meyer, right-handed pitcher ob- infected toe, the only Card Mirror Maryland) vs B Edwards (Bowie), Ahearn Court Sports i 1 H> pounds—M Chaney (East River- Quitting Uline, Fenlons Throng Larrow of tained from the , veteran missing from the lineup. By the Associated Press heavyweight Ray 4th & FLA. AVE^TTTl234 l dab i vs M. Hanbury (Camp Springs). to The Star 1‘25 (University of Special Dispatch Georgetown will be out to keep 13S4 H ST. N.E. LI. 1178 9 opens the Grapefruit League to- Today a year ago—Marcel pounds—W. Flippo Seeks New Site Maryland) vs. J. Hanbury (Camp Springs). Ring FREDERICKSBURG. Va.. Mar. their undefeated records intact 11th & N STS. S.E. LI. 0080 ■ for TAMPA. Fla.—At least two France knocked out J:i(» pounds—B Madden iCamr Springs) day the 's Cerdan of Goldie Ahearn, who has been | / See Milts for Miles of \ m vs. H. Courtney (Camp Springs' Leemans, former George when the Hoya boxers rookies— 12.—TufTy tonight / ■ Phillies against the Johnny Lavern Roach in eighth round vs. V Sofe, Cleor-Visiow Driving Philadelphia 145 pounds—R (Grcenbelt) promoting professional boxing at New York | Merri- G. Lew’is ‘University of Maryland*. Washington U. and tangle with John Carroll Univer- . Marv Grisson Lake and Outfielder Lloyd of middleweight fight at Madi- seven 100 pounds—C Gus.sio (Greenbelt) Ts. Uline Arena for the last man—will be in the Reds’ lineup I Giants football player, will coach, sity at American University at goes for the Tigers. son Square Garden. A. Couitney (Camp Springs). years, now is looking for a new the Red Sox. the Fenlon Brothers’ basket ball 8:15 o'clock. today against of business. Ahearn severed place team for tonight's challenge game Palumbo will fight John Brady, SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.—The connections with Uline Arena TUCSON. Ariz.—Mickey Ver- against the Lions Club. On the while Rose will trade punches Cubs open their 36-game exhibi- Cards Box in Semifinals last night, charging the manage- Three are and Larrow the ’ new Fenlon squad Johnny. Frank, j .with John Byckton non, ment with violation of a verbal first baseman, yesterday engaged Arch, Lee. Ed, Bob. Ray and Pat. will encounter 6-foot 4-inch Ro- 1 agreement when it announced its in his first strenuous workout with man Conti. Of Intercollegiate Tourney facilities were available to Fred Ten years ago—Cincinnati ffiUAgj the Tribe and drew this comment Unbeaten G.W., Glass Special Dispatch to Th* Star State and Army each qualified Kirsch, applicant for a fight pro- defeated Brooklyn. 5-0, in ex- Three years ago—University from Manager Lou Boudreau: Mar. six for today's actton. Summaries: motor's license. hibition baseball game at of Pittsburgh signed Wes Fes- “Vernon certainly looks good out STATE COLLEGE. Pa., First Round. 'Ahearn he is dickering Tampa, Fla. ler as head football coach. there. He’s to this 12.—Catholic University, billed as 125 pounds—Tom Cronin (Catholic U.) sjand In State Final going help a new to two indoor High outpointed Fred Smith (Penn State) for site stage a lot.” the dark horse of the Intercol- Byes—Jim Huba (Syracuse). Stan Scott to The Star shows this season. Following the Special Dispatch (Army). Leonard Coiner (Virginia) legiate Boxing Association tourna- 130 pounds—Allen Hollingsworth (Vir- break with Unline he canceled his Four Local NORFOLK, Mar. 12.—Two un- PHOENIX, Ariz.—, ginia) outpointed Jay Wason (Syracuse); Colleges Seeking had three John Red- March 24 lightweight match be- defeated basket ball teams— New York Giants' first base- ment, only representa- Don Bitzer (Army) outpointed big mond (Catholic U). West and Buster were tween Sonny Boy George Washington of Alexandria man, Hoping to get off to a quick tives left and all paired Byes—Henry Mueller. Western Mary-, land). John Benglian (Penn State). Tyler. Track Honors in Baltimore and Glass of Lynchburg—will start in an attempt to win the against stiff opposition in today’s 135 pounds—A1 Sauerwein (Syracuse) State);! Sptciol Dispatch to Tht Star Guida clash here in the final home-run crown this is outpointed Lou Guthrie (Penn fending champion. recently tonight year, pull- semifinals. Grover Masterson (Virginia) outpointed Team Rockville Champion. Mar. set a world’s‘record of 56.9 for the: game of the Virginia Group 1 high ing the ball to right field more Tom Cronin, the Cards’ only Harry Lefew (Western Maryland). BALTIMORE, 12.—Mary- Byes—John Cunningham (Army). Joe Richard Montgomery High distance in the New York A. C.i school tournament. The Presi- than ever. "I’m not getting any winner in yesterday’s first round, Incarnato (Catholic U ). land, Georgetown, Catholic and 145 pounds—Joe Lafieur (Army) out-; girls’ basket ball team of Rock- meet, but that was on a banked dents have won 25 games and faster,” Mize says. “So if I can was to meet Jim Huba of Syra- Universities all will be pointed John Seiland (Western Maryland).! ville owns the Maryland District Howard track and tonight he'll be running Glass 22. Glass was seeded No. 1. hit them into the seats J won’t cuse in a 125-pound bout today, Jack Shcehe (Penn State) outpointed Dick Trurnper (Catholic U.). 3 title after Aberdeen. seeking a share of glory tonight on the without shoes. 1 beating spiked George Washington advanced to have to run those bases so fast.” while 165-pound Billy Maher was Byes—Hilton Eidelman (Virginia). Tim Curley 41-16, yesterday. in the 175th The mile relays will be divided the final with an easy 49-26 vic- to face Jim Rollier of Syracuse (Syracuse). Infantry Regiment- 155 pounds—Chuck Rigiglioso (Syra- South Atlantic Association track into three sections and Maryland tory over Granby of Norfolk last VERO BEACH, Fla.—Dodgers’ and 135-pound Joe Incarnato had cuse) outpointed Bucky Ennis (Catholir U ): Basil Miragliotta (Virginia) outpoint- meet, which niarks the end of the will have a team in two of them. night. The Presidents used a tight Manager is toying Virginia’s Grover Masterson as an ed Ken Herring ‘Army). Merritt. (Western Mary- Basket Ball season’s Eastern indoor competi- The Terps A team will race against i'A__-__ to hold Granby to with the idea of dropping Jackie opponent. Maher and Incarnato Byes—Leroy College land). Pat Heims (Penn State). By the Associated Pros* Villanova and State, while 1 tion. Morgan three field goals during the first Robinson from second to the third drew byes in the opening round. 165 pounds—Paul Smith iPcnn State) stopped Bernard Kelly (Western Mary- Oregon State. 53: U. C L. A.. 41. Some 200 athletes are expected the B team will run against Cath- half. tallest or fourth slot in the . Cronin Fred Smith of second Jim Rollier Tony Daukas, player upset land) in 1:58. round; Penn Military. 58. Swarthmore, 57. olic U. and Baltimore's (Syracuse) outpointed Abe Levin < Vir- 58. 42. to compete in the 14 events, with Olympic on the floor at 6-5, controlled both Robinson led the club in runs Penn State to gain the semis. He Tulsa, Creighton. ginia). Akrop. 57: Ohio Wesleyan. 54. the mile the 600, hurdles, Club. backboards for G. W., and with batted in last year. had Smith on the floor in the Byes—Tom Hastings (Army). Billy Eastern Oregon. 7tt; Boise J. C., 73. relays, Maher (Catholic U.). and mile attracting the Bill Mitchell of Georgetown, who first and coasted to an easy vic- NAIB Tourney (Semi-Finals). high jump Billy Smith set up Jim Gahagan 175 pounds—Watson Solomon (Western tied the world record of 8.4 seconds Maryland) outpointed Cliff 81sler (Cath- Regis (Colo), 48: Indiana State, 45 most attention. 6TH & NEW YORK AVI., N. W. for led both ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Babe tory. itwo extra scoring. Gahagan olic U.). periods) Ed Mathews will last year, will be back for the 70- was Monfore (Army). John Bol- Hamline. 5*1: Beloit. 43. The Terps’ 3RD & H STREETS N. E. teams with 17 points. Young, battling for the Yankees’ Syracuse top qualifier, Byes—Pete while Fred ger (Penn State). Ray Fine (Syracuse* seek honors in the 600-yard race, yard high hurdle, Wilt; is to six men in the semifinals Truck C«n'*r 2001 W V« Av*. N Glass also had an easy night, first base job, scheduled play placing Unlimited (semifinals)—Marty Crandell American Basket A. C. looks like I Joe (West- League. but he’ll have to contend with of the New York 54-29 the entire his for- ! and one — Heavyweight Marty (Svracus°) outpointed Corleto j trouncing Newport News, game against ern Maryland); Chuck Drasenovich (Penn Trenton. 105; Philadelphia. 96. de- the best bet in the mile run. i » George Guida of Villanova, ki the other semifinal contest. mer mates, the Cardinals, today. I Crandell—In the final. Penn State) outpointed Bill Kellum (Army). Paterson, 87; Hartford, 84.