Preakness Draws 49, With Still to Be Named

— 'THE BUSINESS' BEFORE PLEASURE —By JIM BERRYMAN Warmerdam Joins or Hoya Comeback Listed Win, Lose Draw Eligibles Navy as Ensign By GRANTLAND RICE, By the Associated Press. PIEDMONT. Calif.. March 2 — Is Held Toughest Job on Diamond Still Might Gain Include 4 Sons Cornelius Warmerdam, the It world's greatest vaulter, has may he that with another season on the way. whatever pole been commissioned an happens to it, we have discovered its toughest sector. ensign in We the Navy and to leave stumbled over this discovery after looking back over the records plans of more than 40 March 13 for the training at years—after talking matters over with a group of old- Court Bid Of Winners time and oldtime scouts. Big Chapel Hill. N. C. managers While no other athlete For the first time in many heated arguments I won a debate. has What would Rout of been able to clear 15 feet. Warm- you say—, pitcher, first, second, third, short- G. W. Quintet Offspring of Omaha, stop or the outfield? •>-—-- j erdam has vaulted over that alti- Anotner one o: tno.se sergeant, Paves to Man o' War Posted tude dozens of times and holds Babp Ruth, Joe Way Regain corporal, private letter-writing out- Jackson. Tris the unofficial world record of 15 Speaker, Joe Ted Wil- feet bursts brought the matter to a head. DiMaggio, National Prestige For Race on 8 73., Inches. liams, Terry Moore. May These camp boys write in with I By BURTON HAWKINS. DONALD considerable fervor. And they are By SANDERS, Has No Real Rivals It's to hard to fool. They know their stuff. easy conquer temptation Associated Press Sports Writer. But what about while a of These baseball arguments are one shortstop? Wag- treading lily-white path, but BALTIMORE, March 2.—Four Illinois ner. Who is even close? it more of their main recreations after some requires character, perhaps, sons and several other relatives of I asked a flock of to 12 hours of hard going. Or maybe 15. big-league man- stymie a repeat performance after former winners of the Preakness | agers this question. I ran into a having The eight-hour angle has no place yielded. Somewhat akin to Stakes were among 49 colts eligible Sweeps Marks dead end. that Tally in Arms, Navy, marines, air force, is the comeback of George- today for the 53d running of Pimli- j One picked Bancroft of town's basket ball tank corps. Coast Guard or mer- Beauty team, which has co's most famous race, but the likely j Sets Three New Records the Phillies and Giants. chant marine, where it. might easily Another tasted the bitter dregs of humiliating favorite—missing from the list—is picked of the be 15 or 18 hours a day. Same pay. defeat, yet bounced back better than the son of a horse which didn’t con- For Big Ten Courts Giants. | death. ever. test the event. Tough going. Maybe By the Associated Press. T ve found Among the names mentioned Whether will be in- one of their main men- Georgetown That one is Count Fleet, holder there were Donie Bush of the vited to in CHAMPAIGN. 111., March 2.—The tal relaxations is something con- participate the National of the world record for the mile as Tigers, of Boston, busiest Illinois Whiz Kid of all is nected with sport. Intercollegiate Invitation Tourna- a and winter by 2-year-old book Andy And he's not Martin Marion of the Cardinals, ment at New York starting March 18 Phillip. through favorite for the . yet, the Wagner in Position of the Red Sox. is conjectural the although Big Ten season Is Tops following Hoyas' The Preakness will be run May 8, ended. The But no one could name another defeat two-time champion What about the in crushing by St. John’s at as usual a week toughest, spot, just .after the Illini now are great, great on both the Madison looking forward to the baseball? The answer is shortstop. | shortstop Square Garden recently, Derby. : offensive and defensive sides. but if National Collegiate Athletic Asso- When come to as Georgetown sweeps its re- you shortstop, ciation basket “The great combination.” one old- three Count Fleet to Be Named. ball tournament. we have written before, there is only maining games the Tourney time said, ‘‘was Durocher out to win if one great. His name is Hans Committee could no worse than give Although Count Fleet's pappy. They're they get in- Wagner. defensively and Cronin offensively. the Hoyas a chance to redeem them- Reigh Count, carried the yellow and vited to play—and they think they will. There are many stars back of the selves. black silks of Mrs. John D. Hertz Cronin One of Best Hitters That bat—Dickey, Cochrane. Hartnett. could have been a knockout to victory in the 1928 Derby, he did Coach Doug Mills said Saturday "Durocher was the de- Kling, Bresnahan (picked by Mo greatest blow St. John's dealt Georgetown in not run in the Preakness. night after Illinois’ record-breaking fensive short I’ve ever seen. that 65-43 Graw as the greatest of them all), Espe- walloping. The Hoyas, After the Count's impressive vic- 86-44 win over Northwestern that cially when the blue were rid- were these and many others—and what chips bluntly, horrible—as ineffective tory in the Pimlico Futurity last his boys were just reaching their ing. Cronin was the most as about ? danger- George Washington last night, fall. Mrs. Hertz told Maryland peak. Boom—last night they scored ous hitting shortstop. Durocher when There are many great pitchers— Georgetown embarrassed the Jockey Club officials she would pay 92 points against , riddled couldn't within a mile of , , Colonials, 53-30, before 3,500 fans at the $1,500 fee to make him a sup- the hapless Maroons 92-25. and Cronin and Cronin wasn't even Grover Alexander, Tech High gym. plementary entry for the Preak- closed their Big Ten season with the close to Durocher as an infielder. I title (maybe the best), , Lefty Shows ness and the second leg of racing's again. If the two could have combined Its Fighting Qualities. Grove. , Rube Wad- crown. But, Sets Ten Game dell—on their assets they would have been ! Georgetown came back at a Big Mark. and on. Another next to Wagner, but still not even time when it could have probable supplementary And Mr. At- first we have , easily tossed Whiz—Ol* Andy Phillip close. For in the nominee is Mill River Stable's Chop Lou Hal | neither could hit with towel. After that St. John's —had a mighty parcel of those Gehrig. Chase, , Chop, winner of the Endurance Frank Wagner, field with Wagner nor run game it lost its No. 2 scorer. Andy points—40, to be exact. That was a Chance—many arguments. at Bowie last fell. bases with Wagner.” Kostecka. to the but the Handicap six more At second we have , Army, good than Bill Hapac made "When leave a Hoyas traveled to The sons of former Preakness for Napoleon Lajoie, Rogers you Wagner out,” Philadelphia and Illinois one night in 1940 and Hornsby, winners for Frank Frisch. gray-haired scout cut in, "there is presented a 46-40 shellacking to a eligible this year’s Hapac’s name is in the 1943 edition no other great all-around shortstop. Temple team that had "streetcar" renewal of the rich of the conference record book. At third there are , previously Next "I mean in the way of both of- upset them. Last G. was event are Belair Stud's Oakfordi name . Art Delvin, Buck night W. year Phillip's will be there. fense and defense—the combination expected to make it close, but it was W. E. Boeing’s Oregon, Darby Dan Weaver (another overlooked start, He'll be credited, too, for the most of a big hitter and a brilliant in- no contest. Farm's Darby Donhe, all sons of . points any Big Ten eager ever fielder. Only The Colonials were Omaha, and Foxcatcher Farm’s In the Wagner.” obviously off scored—in or outfield there are , North 12 games 15. Phillip American Newspaper Alliance. form. They produced their most Fairy Manhurst, son of Man o’ War. and the Illini played only a dozen of shoddy play the season but it Another eligible is King Ranch’s this year—won them all—but in that didn't from detract the significance Canto Gallo, half brother of , span Andy eradicated the of 242- Weakened Old Line Team Georgetown's victory. The Hoyas winner of the 1942 Preakness in rec- high that Wisconsin's Johnny Kots Ring still have the that made local spark ord time for the stake. made last year in 15 games. fans Andy love ’em. They still are classy has 255. 'Biscuit’s Sons Nominated. Still to Retain Title and now they may claim more Hopes character. Charles S. Howard nominated Andy last night made more field State Title Next Goal Punch Point goals than any one ever has made Score three sons of Loses Ciconne on Eve of Georgetown still is in the running Outweighs Seabiscuit, the gal- Rieder, Eastern before in this basket for that post-season bid. It has the lant old racer who scored one of rampaging ball league. Andy made 16, and but Will Send Five customary "feeler” from the Tour- his most notable wins at Pimlico eight Tourney, Scrappers Of G. W. Quint When Hart Decisions Brooks free throws. Lots of guys had made nament Committee, a form letter High when he upset War Admiral in the 13 in one game, but never 16. Two more Marylanders were man was into round sent to 37 other schools. re- 1938 Pimlico Special. This is the passed two G. W. St. Record Turner's Arena Turnout ^ headed for the international no- where he’ll engage the winner of ceived the same type of letter but John's, Gonzaga Plan Disagrees first year the ’Biscuit’s sons have Other Records Made. holds or weapons barred tourna- the Burdette and may consider itself been eligible. (Army) Richard- eliminated fol- Catholic With Officials' Award to Heavier Boxer Andy fired in 111 baskets in his ment today as Ed Rieder and Ray son (Coast Guard) Kam- lowing last loss. Loop Playoff scrap. night’s Boeing tops the list of 27 nomi- 12 games. Johnny Kotz made 95 in Ciccone reported for Army duty, but bouris and Jones also were LEWIS nators with six passed. Still Have Tough Road. George Washington High of Alex- By ATCHISON. customers poured another all-time colts, including Dev- 15 contests last year and Johnny was the Old Liners nevertheless wull Kambouris to fight the survivor of il’s the colt which won five The still could make the andria, basket ball champion of the Spotting his statuesque opponent record of into the till for Thumb, the champ till Andy came along. have five men in the Eastern inter- the Hawthorne Hoyas $2,788.70 (Penn State)-Byrne Northern Class A Confer- 42 wasn't but the in- straight races at Saratoga last year grade—but everything depends on Virginia pounds bad, one of the season's most entertain- Phillip and the others—Ken collegiate ring championships at (Syracuse) argument. Jones drew and then was retired. the ence, begins its quest for the State finitesimal weight of a couple of bal- Jack and willingness—or lack of it—on Menke, Smiley. Syracuse Friday Saturday. Cassidy of Army for his debut in title on when it lots at the end ing jousts. Several hundred more the part of the Tournament Com- Thursday plays of the 10-round Other prominent colts include and Art Mathisen—scored 755 points Coach Tom Campagna counted the second round. News were turned away when the fire mittee to forgive its Newport, High in the semifinal brawl did plenty of damage to 184- Calumet Farm’s Ocean Wave, A. T. to beat the 15-game mark by 34. heavily on both boys to Mary- Bobenko will box Wells of Georgetown marshal clamped down on the sale help Syra- Garden game at Alexandria. If successful pound Lou Brooks last night at Simmons’ Blue Swords, Greentree made 325 land 1 poor showing. That, of of They field goals, 37 more retain its title but even with- cuse and Schwartz was paired with then, the Presidents on Turner’s standing room. course, is conceding the fact the Thursday of Arena. The hirsute hus- Stable’s Picket and W. L. Brann’s than ever before. That's not bad out them figures the team has an Doolittle of Army in first round; next week will meet tler The preliminaries were uniformly Hoyas must hurdle Colgate, Syra- the Central Vir- from Wilmington dropped the Vincentive. going in any one’s league, particu- outside chance to keep its crown. battles. ginia in the final nod to A1 bad, with Oakie Greer outpointing cuse and Penn State on a champion game, 226-pound Hart, although No fillies were nominated for the larly this tough Ten. will leave tomorrow aft- tough the veteran Joe Sole in the six-round Big Campagna Rodman Losses Lone Bout. road also at Alexandria. the press bench and a lot of fans trip. semi-final. race, which will have an aggregate ernoon with Basil Kambouris, 127; Jones missed The Presidents Brooks won. John Gamer decisioned Maryland's early G. W. has the same completed their thought had value of Tom Alex opportunity Thomas in aproximately $70,000. Jones, 135; Bobenko, matches because of an tooth schedule de- Buddy another six and ailing to bounce back in the Southern regular yesterday by Referee Charley Raynolds and 145: Bob Schwartz, 155, and Len I but James of Charley Bennett gained a T.K.O. got back in time to win three Conference tournament feating Monroe Fredericks- O. U. the elec- starting Judge Singer swung over Eddie Rodman, heavyweight. Rodman won six of seven burg, 52-28. for a record of 19 vic- White when the latter IF ITS fights. Thursday at Raleigh, N. C. The tion for Hart, a broad-beamed sol- Indiana AUTO RADIOl Jones and Bobenko Favored. to Bernie of C. U. tories in 21 Joe could not answer the bell for the Ace Is Called bouts, losing Cody Colonials will face William games. Hensley dier with more muscle than a and squad fourth of a scheduled On the sheet Jones and Bo- : Bobenko’s record is two a draw hooped 24 points for the winners, six-rounder BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. March 2 Service-1lutollafions—See I dope wins, Mary in the tourney and if of weightlifters. Judge Jimmy Sul- opener his because of an injured mitt. (A*).—Bob In- | benko have a good chance of cop- and one defeat. Schwartz won his ! successful bringing average to 12.7 points livan offered a mild Cowan, sophomore will stack up against the dissenting opin- Joe a belt and and Kambouris per game. Camaretta whipped Jimmy diana football and basket ball ping Rodman, who has only start lost three winner of the N. C. ion, calling it a draw. j State-Davidson Geo. Jericho and S. lac. been training seriously the last 10 of five fights. Wash. G.F.Pts. Monroe. G.F.Pts. Gene Thomas out- player, will report In Texas today II. JULLIEN, game in the semifinals. Bailey.f .328 Timberlake.f 2 1 5 It was a to On I tough fight call. punched Herschel Todd in four- for with the Air to reach the final Maryland’s tourney were Campbell.f__ 10 2 Snelling.f 1 1 3 training Army P St. N.W. North days, figures j hopes G. W. threatened to an Brooks was so make in- Barry.f 0 0 0 Washburn.f 5 111 points, far in front rounders. Force. 11443 M7S| against Sal Marabito, Syracuse’s dealt a shattering blow almost a teresting game of it in the opening Hensley.e_ 0 fl 24 Garrison.f o 0 n Hart eouldn't have caught him with 77 con- ; month when Herb Ratford.c .215 Morris.r. 1 o 2 sensational slugger, victor in ago Gunther, a minutes, when the lead see-sawed, 1 3 1 O slide rule, but in actual damage secutive 27 inter- Southern Conference Scrivener.g_ l Sullivan,* 2 fights, including 175-pound but fell behind, 24-11, by halftime. ! Glass,* 4 0 8 Laur.v.* 2 1 5 Lou had the worse. He emerged __ 1 0 2 collegiate contests, may have too champ and undefeated this Roland.* McNutt.* __ 2 1 6 season,; The Colonials owned only a 27-20 from the fray with a cut eye, bloody much for the and Jack Gilmore, crack powder embryonic j 165-pound- deficit shortly after the start of the Totals 21 1052 Totals 12~428 nose and a second-degree case of er, were called to the colors. They Arrangements are being made for pharmacist. j second half, but the Hoyas then fatigue. Hart was unmarked, al- Maryland fared well in the draw.! played prominent roles in helping a playoff, probably this Friday night, proceeded to click and the game de- though stung several times by whis- three first-round Rod- the team win six of seven matches, between St. John’s and for getting byes. veloped into a rout. Gonzaga, tling hooks to the midsection. j the Catholic school championship. 37 Fouls Are Called. Hart Much Improved The two split their pair of games Fighter. Officials Pat Though still no serious threat to Mirror Kennedy and John this season and the Johnnies pulled Sports Nucapola inflicted 37 fouls, but most Joe Louis, Hart was a much im- — into the tie with the Champ Brooklyn Prep a year ago first-place Today Terry of them were proved fighter over his last appear- necessary to keep a Eagles yesterday by nosing out Young, 134, outpointed Jackie ance here. He with a rough game from getting away from opened up Wilson, 126%, NBA featherweight Georgetown Prep, other school in them. It deviated from the of booming broadside of one-two’s that in C. U. Games in 10-round New path the loop, 32-30. Relay champion, mere basket threatened to dump Brooks in the ball once when George- The heavily favored Cadets York fight. After bout it was town’s first round and every time his thick Danny Kraus and G. W.’s Si bounced into a 23-6 lead by half- Other Ace Fours discovered Wilson fractured left fists slapped into Lou's ribs the Sought Wagman threatened to rearrange time, but barely withstood the arm during scrap. big frame shud- 7 each Wilmington warrior’s other's features, but order Prep rally staged in the last two For Race Monday Night Three years ago—Bobby Riggs pe- dered. quickly was restored after fans riods. and Chuck won national indoor tennis crown Sleepy Thompson swarmpd on Schoolboys, who may be carry- the court. Dudley were big scorers for the win- Brooks, however, avoided trouble by defeating Don McNeil, 3—6, ing the Nation's full load in ath- Joe Gallagher, G. W. captain, and ners. until the seventh round, when Hart, 6—1, 6—4, 2—6, 6—2. Coach letics before the year is out, will of Georgetown St. John’s. OFPts. Geo. Prep. G.F.Pts. no prize winner at strategy or McCarthy.f 1 0 2 O'Donnell,t. fl 0 12 come in their share of attention exchanged words and him with a for John Konis- Fillipelli.f— 2 O 4 Wilmot,f___ 5 111 finesse, finally caught in the 10th annual Catholic Uni- zewski, G. W. guard, was booed when Hassett.f O fl o Healy.c_ 2 15 couple of good clouts on the noggin T. Dudley.c 0 fl 0 fl 0 indoor he bopped the John Dillon.c_ 0 that almost Lou for a count. versity games Monday night Mullen and Pullman Hoyas’ Mahnken Thompson,* 7 1 15 Scott.c_O fl fl spilled et Uline Arena. in the mouth while a C. Dudley,*. 6 1 11 Spies*.*._ 1 fl 2 The forced the making clumsy fl fl loser, meanwhile, effort to smack the Nicolaides,*. o Director Dorsey Griffith today an- ball from his Bourg.*_ 0 fl 0 fight from the beginning, stalking hands. nounced the national Hart with a puzzling weave while champion In Consolation Bout Total* _ 15 2 32 Totals.... 14 2 30 Brooklyn Prep mile relay team will Mahnken, featuring an unstoppable trying to find a parking place for appear against the finest opposition fall-away shot, sparked the Hoyas hooks to the midsection. He braided Will AAU with 18 obtainable. Help Spice points. The 6-foot 8-inch Last a couple of ribs with his base- » center boosted his Fights Night point collecting CHICAGO.—Clarence drummer tactics but generally over- / The crack quarter is comprised Finals Brown. 2flfl, Tourney Friday total to 309 for 20 and Chicago, knocked out. Jack but wild of Scanlon. Ed Bedeau, Tim games now Trammel, shot the target with vicious, Hary requires 19 185’/,. Youngstown. Ohio (1). ^ only to break titanic ad- ^I®!R Cronin and Vinnie Carroll with Eliminated last week in a series i points the BALTIMORE.—Frankie Carto. ]2fl'/„. swings. Hart's weight season Philadelphia, knocked of semi-final Dick Mullen scoring record for this out Pete Galt- vantage was invaluable in the «.££»»« Coach Bill McGrath giving the di- upsets, I ano. 131. Baltimore U). vicinity of 327 points set last season NEWARK.—Walter clinches where he handled Brooks rections. It created a sensation in and Charley Pullman, two top-rank- Stevens. 13flV4, critics of Wations, j Newark, stopped Eddie Dowl, I by Maryland's Ernie Travis. 132'/*, as as a but still didn’t rapturing its event in the National ing favorites to win the 126-pound ! Newark (71 easily baby, HOLYOKE. utilize his bulk to the fullest ® AAU meet last week. title, will appear on the final card P^LB,?i0„nn. C: F,Pts; Gen. Wash. G.F Pts Mass.—Maxie Berger, huge i®0?9 Gabbianelb.f i j j Rausch.f I I :i 145, Montreal, knocked out Sonny Wil- and Lou with less St&*t of the District A.A.U. tournament Feeney.f 2 4 8 son. 146, New York <4>. got away punish- Griffith has invited some of the Gallagher.f 1 3 5 Potolicchio f 3 o 8 Groet7inRer f ° NEW YORK—Jerry Fiorello, 154, ment than Friday night in a consolation bout. New expected. best teams in the east to run against o o o York, outpointed Ernest (Cat) Mahnken,cP„P?1neILf 2 2 2 New An all-time record crowd of 2,209 Mullen, beaten by Johnny Corbin, 8 -.18 Gustafson,c 3 ] 7 Robinson, 145Va. York (8). Brooklyn, including Central High Hyde.c 0 0 n was the pre-tournev choice largely McNarv.c 0 1] ^ZtbZtikeD School of N. Staunton Reichwein.c o l ] Trenton, J., ReflWe i o 2 because of his triumph in the Gold- Koniswski.it 2 1 5 Military Academy and La Salle nas.et.gHas set' e 2o 3 8t en Gloves tournament. But Pull- Wagman.g ] l 3 Military. Totals an Ace at man’s great stand against him in 2111 53 Totals .10 1030 Longden, Jockey 33, Featured performer of the meet Pat Kennedy (N. Y.i and that tourney, a fight many fans Mr.OfTicials^—Mr. Will be Greg Rice, national 2-mile John Nucapola IN. Y.i. thought, the northeast slugger won. who will try to lower Was Mine 'Mucker' in 1927 champion, made him a dangerous threat and the 2>2-mile mark he hung up last By 'he Associated Press. fans looked forward to their return Basket Ball circuit in Western Canada in 1933 COast winter at Riverside Stadium. The bout. Scores the to make his first start in the United By the Associated Press. Johnny Longden, English- celebrated "Rector’s 1.000" and States. ,ajr Marvin Marshall local. born jockey whose mounts won ara-^ upset Pullman Abbeu Club 50” also have attracted In 1938 he had 236 winners, 168 last week and may take the title 53; George Washington, $364,879 last year and who was up crack fields and are expected to seconds and 171 thirds for best belt without on the G the •*nvtt « into two of the putting gloves W. High. 52; James Monroe. 28 on three winners at Oaklawn ^ v *0. develop evening's St. yes- record of the “"“Wit because Corbin, as a John's, 32; Georgetown Prep. 30. riding year, beating best runs. signed up para- terday, was a $2.50 “mucker” in a second-place Johnny Adams of trooper, is scheduled to report for Duquesne 4f»: Geneva. 43. Illinois. f#2: mine at Taber, Alberta, Canada, in Kansas by 19 firsts and was 30 I Five years ago—A H 'Mali training Friday morning and will Chicago. 25 Michigan. 5:?; Northwestern. 4 1 1927 before he turned to the turf victories ahead of Gordon Rich- Elward. former Notre Dame play- be unable to fight. Purdue. 4 1 ; Indiana. 38 Minnesota. 4k Wisconsin, for a livelihood. who was the best that in er. named head football at 34. ards, year coach A total of 12 flights are scheduled Ohio State. 53: 4 8 Iowa, The little man of 33 years and the United Kingdom. Purdue, succeeding Noble Kizer, ; in the finals at Turner's Arena with Kansas State, 43; Iowa State. 38 Loyola 'Chicago). 52; Detroit. 105 pounds, who booted 185 winners The native won both who out because of ill- 33 Englishman stepped I championships to be settled in both Kent Slate. 43: Baldwin Wallace. 47. Oklahoma, home last year, graduated from the halves of the Oaklawn daily double ness. novice and senior classes. 85. Nebraska 4 8 Indiana State. 45: St Joseph's. 4 1 Prairie Association yesterday with Mrs. M. E. Williams' Dusty in the first and A. G. Tarn's Ticky Otis in the second and then Matmen at Penn First to for came back with I. Perlstein’s heav- Navy Compete College ily favored Blue Shot In the $700 Purse. one Utah Runner Spiils Foes and Mates Clean Pvt. Baer to Tutor Arkadelphia Only of his Up; Airmen in Boxing, Wrestling four mounts during the day failed By HI GH FULLERTON, Jr. editor of the Salt Lake to win. City Des- dull track, but lie wishes some of to the Sacramento (Calif.) Associa'ed Press Write signed Sports ert News, once fell down on an the sponsors were a bit faster air port control area command NEW YORK March 2—John assignment with notably success- with their check books. The as boxing and wrestling instruc- D. C. Trio Scorers I McDonald, who's going to Mon- ful results. Jordan was Tops running Boston Olympics have the tor and will conduct classes and treal signed anyway, is the first to say for Utah State College when he crack forward line In of Dart- with entertainment pro- Mason-Dixon Loop that thp Army threw Durocher lost a shoe and fell. Four Utah mouth’s hockey team, Dick Ron- grams at 22 installations in Cali- George Zuras and Bart Fugler out on his ear. Which probably U. rivals were so close behind deau. Bill Harrison and Billy fornia and Nevada. Jim War- of American and Fred is the on University last word the subject. that they all tumbled over him as Riley, well as Goalie Phil ner, for Pocatello. Rice, jr., of Catholic U. finished First Navy men to take advantage while the other State athletes had Carey and Jim Edgeworth from Idaho, in the Pioneer League last 1-2-3 in Mason-Dixon Basket Ball of the ruling allowing them to room to go around the pile-up and Boston j College. season, is the seventh of Chief Conference scoring, final figures compete on college teams appar- finish 1-2-3. Today’s guest star—Stanley Boatswain's Mate Jesse Warner's showed today. ently were Wrestlers Benjamin Golf Cham- New Sportpourri—Open Woodward. York Herald- nine sons to Join the Navy. Lt. Zuras, A. U. forward, succeeded Finger and William of who Suydam pion Craig Wood, played Tribune: “No fighter ever has had the Johnny Baker, former Southern Ed Mogowski of Western Maryland Pennsylvania preliminary with his back in a brace when he a more enthusiastic reception in California guard and Omaha TJ. as champion point collector of the pre-flight, outfit. They joined the won the title, recently underwent New York than Johnny Creco. He coach, isn't giving away any 204 in Penn to wrestle an conference, compiling -points varsity Saturday operation to correct a spinal deserves it because he is a good military secrets. The day after 11 games for an 18.54 average. against the Navy. disorder that the 'ft caused marines clean who _ puncher eschews hold- his ship, the Chicago, was sunk Fugler scored 181 points and Rice waBacKn^mammx Loser wins—A1 Warden of the to turn him down. Sep Palin is and 1-5 ing mauling. Also because he in the Pacific, Johnny wrote 149 Ogden Standard Examiner ! ahead with his a on relays going plans for beat a man who wears a zoot home: “Not much the in Arch McDonald's MOON Station this news. Will Dick Scanlon of C. 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