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B1LTIM0RE & OHIO Rlilroid Grid Outlook at Navy Gloomy Canadiens Have Three Playoffs at Hockey Two Pittsburgh Players Sports Mirror To Draw By the Associated Press. Throngs Tie for Ice Point Title Today a year ago—Kentucky night. All-America Alline Banka By th» AnocUted Pres*. Girl Tossers Seek 45th Pate hit As Spring Practice Starts Scorers By the Associated Preaa. beat Utah, 46-38, and Oklahoma the nets lor 25 points, Top Hockey world series—the Ej the Associated Press. Hockey’s play- Aggies whipped Canisius, bringing her season’s total to 535. away when they should be learning the Associated Presi. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Mar. 30.— 43-29, Win for By offs for the Stanley Cup—get in first Clean Slate ANNAPOLIS. Md„ Mar. 20.— about the T system, and “other un- Bob Oracle and Bob Walton of round of national invi- MONTREAL, Mar. 20—The pow- under way tonight with capacity By the Associated Press. v sum- certainties.” tation basket ball tourney at Comdr. Oscar E. Hagberg, in erful Pittsburgh ended the American Blake-Lach-Richard combina- crowds anticipated at Montreal Madison Garden. NASHVILLE, Mar. 20— FOR FACTORY moning his Navy football squad for The “uncertainties” mainly were Hockey League’s individual scoring Square Tenn., It APPROVID tion of the Montreal Canadiens and Detroit. the Convair spring drill, prepared to submit his half a dozen proven stars from other race in a tie for the lead with 94 Three years ago—Ray "Sugar” Bomberettes win a placed one-two-three atop the final At Montreal the championship CHEVROLET Middies to the intricacies of the T colleges who have Naval Academy Robinson, undefeated welter- basket ball game here tonight, SERVICE National Hockey League scoring sta- Canadiens, seeking to points. formation, but declared These include such repeat weight, stopped Norman Rubio in they’ll wind up the season unde- ON CARS OR TRUCKS gloomily appointments. tistics released up their 1944 The Pittsburgh Bobs managed to today, hanging Stanley Cup triumph, seven feated at 45 victories. that everything was “far from rosy” backfield performers as Bob Kelly beat out Lou Cleveland rounds for 29th straight straight SEE new goal and assist records, but with entertain the third-place To- Trudel, star, The on the banks of the blue Severn. of Notre Dame, Tony Minisi of victory. national champs out-pointed High-Man Elmer Lach just falling ronto Maple Leafs. At Detroit by 1 point. his second season as Bob the tall, fleet-footed Politas of CHEVY CHASE MOTOB CO. Beginning Pennsylvania, Hoernschemeyer short of Boston Herbie Cain’s record Five years ago—Walter Mehl the second-place Red Wings play Hie top penalty violator title went Mexico, 40-43, last and head Sailor mentor, Hagberg said of Indiana, Bob Pfohl of Purdue and handed Taisto Makl his first night they 7725 Wis. A*e. Wit. 1635 total-point mark. host to the fourth-place Boston to Pete Bessone, Cleveland, who the his line was shot, the backfleld Reeves Baysinger of Syracuse. by American complete two-game series to- Lach’s 54 assists represent a new Bruins. Each series will continue being sent to the cooler for two defeat, winning 2- needed help, and “unless a lot of Navy’s biggest loss in the line were mile race at Kansas high in this department, topping by until one team gets eight points minutes las’t week, closed with ex- City by a plebes come through, we’ll be just the two regular tackles. All-America in 9:05.5. five the mark hung up by Clint —two for a win, one for a tie. actly 100 minutes off the ice. Prank step another football team next fall.” Don Whitmire and Gail Gilliam, Ten years of Smith of Chicago a year ago. The winners meet in the final Kane, Indianapolis, was runnerup ago—Crowd 6.467, Adding to the parlor at- while the brightest spot in the in of fui^ral Seven points behind Lach in the aeries on a similar point basis. with 95. The leading scorers: largest history Grapefruit was a fear That winter ex- forward wall is at guard, with Ed mosphere total-point column, and with a rec- o a. pts. League, paid to see St. Louis aminations cause casualties; Deramee, Stan Turner and Jim Car- Oracle, Pittsburgh 40 54 04 might ord of 50 in 50 games, was Cardinals beat Boston Braves, 5 goals Walton, Pittsburgh _ 37 57 04 that would others \ rington back again. Vol's Center Turns to in spring sports keep Maurice Richard, who smashed the Cop Trudel, Cleveland _ 45 48 93 4, spring exhibition game. Burlington. Cleveland _ 30 80 00 mark of 44 in a season set goals by Between Grid Seasons Bartholome, Cleveland _ 38 43 81 Joe Malone of Canadiens back in Cunningham. Cleveland _ 35 45 80 ADVERTISEMENT. Courteau. Providence _32 40 1918. Bp the Associated Press. 72 Ocean Wave Race Lavoie, Providence _ 28 41 80 May Again Pat Egan of Boston was an easy KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Mar. 20.— Gooden, Hershey _ 27 41 88 Do YOU Own A Leawlclt, Indianapolis _ 29 39 88 winner of the title of league bad Russ Morrow, 21-year-old, 6-loot After of Two Years man. He served 76 minutes in ma- 7 Vi-inch center on Tennessee’s 1944 ‘Scratching’ Dog? Layoff will If you own arc jor and minor penalties during the football team, begin pounding and fond of a dog 1) the Associated Press. cising horse? for the Greentree that 1> continually scratching, digging, season in addition to a 10-minute a police beat here soon—as soon as rubbing, and himself Trainer Ben Jones from Stable at Hialeah, has ridden biting until his skin reports misconduct. a special uniform comes from the is raw and sore, don’t Just feel sorry for of STUBBIE him. The dog can’t Hialeah that Ocean Wave has been mounts with aggregate winnings tailor. help himself. But The 10 leaders: you may. He may be clean and flee free and re- $3,618,587. "coming along nicely” may a a. pu The St. Louis athlete plans to re- and Just suffering from an Intense Itch- Lach, Canadiens _ 26 54 ing irritation that has centered turn to racing after a two-year 80 enter the in the fall for in the Longshot players clicked at Mex- Richard. Canadlena_ 50 23 73 university nerve ending of his skin. Do as thousands layoff. The 5-year-old son of Blen- Blake. Canadiens_ 28 38 67 of pleased dbg owners are doing. was another year of football, for which ico on There an _ heim 2d went bad a few days before City Sunday. Cowley. Boston 26 40 65 TROUBLE? At any of the Peoples Drug Stores or he’ll be a leave of absence $881.40 daily double, while straight Kennedy, Toronto_ 29 25 64 given any well stocked dealer, get a 25c package the 1943 Kentucky Derby. Moslenko, Chicago_ 28 26 54 from the police force. of Rex Hunters Dog powders, and give win prices included such payoffs Carveth. Detroit _ 26 28 54 them once a week. Note the quick improv- Demarco, Rangers_ 24 30 54 writes: horse, who as $137.40, $61.80 and $24.80. Joe ident. On owner “My female setter Tamesis, Chilean-bred C. Smith, Chicago._ 23 31 54 on Sept. 29th. did not have a handful rode 17 36 won 24 times in 32 starts in Chile Molbert of New' Iberia, La., Howe, Detroit,_ 53 of hair on her body—all scratched and bitten off. I her the as make a double on the card. gave powders and Panama, is scheduled to directed. By Nov. 10th she was all his debut at the Hipodromo de las Production Wins Erco Title haired out.’’ Learn what they will do for Johny Longaen was astride two your dog. Make a 25c test. (Economy Americas track in Mexico City to- With Don Fones and Bob Sharpe size box for SI,00 only.) winners at Tia Juana on Sunday— day. The 7-year-old, trained by pacing the attack, Production Burgoo Trail, $5.60, and Hada- ADVERTISEMENT. Leopoldo Sierra, is entered in the trampled Shearers, 23-17, to win the mick, $4.80. featured 5'2-furlong Premio San Erco League title last night at Jose del Cabo. Hyattsville Armory. Morris Young Antonelli of Cardinals was outstanding for the losers, scor- fired Jockey Antonio Alonso's four win- ing 10 points. Kidneys ners at Oriental Park in Havana Gets 4-F Classification boosted his wins for the Sunday Ey the Associated Press. to 39. Often meeting — Bring MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Mar. 20. St. Louis Cardinal Jockey Eddie Arcaro. now exer- Johnny Antonelli, infielder, has been classified 4-F Sleepless Nights after reporting to the Fort Ogle- Doctors say your kidneys contain 15 miles thorpe (Ga.) induction center. of tiny tubes or filters which help to Purify the Last blood and keep When Fights Night He disclosed here he had returned you healthy. they get By the Associated Press. tired and don't work right in the daytime, his 1945 contract to the Cards un- many have to NEW YORK—Steve Dudas. people get up nights. Don’t 198*2. this Edgewater. N J., outpointed Fernando signed. He played with Columbus neglect condition and lose valuable, rest- ful sleep. Menichelli- 3 94. Buenos Aires. 10. in the American Association last! Georgie Dennis. Ml 6. New York.' HERZOG’S When disorder of kidney function permits knocked out Napoleon Mitchell, 201, year, finishing the season with the poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it Detroit.
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