Players Helped Most Hearst Girls Bowl for Fourth Ring-Court Twin Show Golf's Big Names Push Douglas By Reserve Clause, Playgrounds Championship Tops Big A. U. Sports By Ben McAlwee Pentalpha, Stansbury No. 1 and King David teams are in the thick Hearst Playground girls will be For Lead in Texas Open Meet of the pennant fight. Ed Cleary is Slate Tomorrow Giants Official their fourth By tKe Associated Press Says seeking straight the individual leader with a 119-5 will ex- th# in the senior class American University SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Feb. 11.— ly Associated Press championship average and sports high season when General Manager J. W. periment with its first basket ball- Lanky Dave Douglas, 30-year-old NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—The New record scores of 172 and 444. (Bill) Wood holds his 16th an- boxing double-header tomorrow professional with a modicum of York Giants today appeared less nual bowling party for lassies of In the season’s longest night in the outstanding attrac- experience on the PGA tourna- concerned than almost any one probably D. C. recreation centers start- it took The Star tion of the Eagles’ winter sports ment tour, held a one-stroke lead 142 game, Evening else in baseball about the law suit Two other events, ing at 8:30 tomorrow morning at team four extra frames to break a season at home. over a bulky field today as the brought by Danny Gardella, one- Strike. tie in the second tilt and a jayvee basket ball and varsity $10,000 Texas Open moved into time Giant outfielder. Lucky gain Columbia will be the defending 2-1 decision over in Na- swimming, are on the day’s crowd- Its second round. Edgar P. Feeley, treasurer and War-Navy champion in the junior class. The tional Capital Ladies’ League. Ivy ed program in the A. U. gym. Douglas, who helps his father, attorney for the Giants, appeared be con- big affair for girls from 11 to 16 Sullivan was high for the victors, As the boxing ring must the at Rock Manor confident the much-discussed re- the professional will be held under the direction with a 331 set. while Suzanne structed in the middle of gym, course at Wilmington, Del., serve clause would be retained in public of Mrs. Vivian Schaefer and Mrs. Sacks posted a 114 game. the match with the City College the names of baseball contracts. the outstripped big golf Mae The Rockets with a 2-1 win mo- of New York will be first on a of Chipman, playground super- to shoot a 6-under-par “It is vital part baseball," 7 yesterday visors. The boys will bowl on Feb- mentarily halted the high-flying night twin bill, starting at 65 over the Fort Sam Houston Feeley said, “and I am certain no ruary 26. ABCD Corp., which boasts an o’clock. course's 6.379 He is in his court would rule it out, under- yards. With many of the East’s lead- eight-game lead. Following the boxing, the Eagle the tour. standing that such action virtual- second year on woman to courtmen meet one of their most as a ing duckpinners expected on his as the ly would wipe out the game Bill 155 B. M. Breathing neck compete, the 16th annual Lorraine Lewis’ helped highly regarded opponents, the competitive sport.” No. 1 field, cut to 228 by 25 withdraw- Gulli tournament at Strike Shop salvage its lone win high-scoring Davis and Elkins Gardella. who was suspended for Lucky als, entered its second or "quali- the from Shop No. 54 and stay a! College team from Elkins, W. Va. five years in 1946 for jumping to tops Capital's Sunday duckpin fying” 18-hole round, were Pro- card. game ahead of Safety Office in The Senators have won 11 out of the Mexican League, claims or- fessionals Dick Metz of Virginia The 13th annual the Fort Davis Naval Gun Fac-1 15 to date, averaging better than ganized baseball is a monopoly Queen Pin Beach, Va.; A1 Brosch of Garden tory loop. Joe Murray of Blue on DAVE handicap and three one-ball tour- 75 points per game, and five DOUGLAS. because of the reserve clause. A set with City. N. Y.. and Alvin Krueger of naments will provide the local Print bagged honors 404. occasions have scored more than 66s. United States Court of Appeals Beloit. Wis.. who turned in ‘‘I am action for the men while the 19th 80 points. after his round. just plain upheld his right Wednesday to Led by A1 Dobbins’ 360, Golden Next in line was Johnny Palmer and need a annual Eastern event at Willi- one of four All-State worn out,” he said, with the suit. Defend- Rule handed the Covenant Hap Huey, N. one of the tour- proceed leading | of Badin. C., rest. was bad all the mantic. Conn., will lure a host of schoolboy cagers in the visitors’ My game ants are the Giants, Commissioner outfit its first 3-game trimming in nament favorites, who posted a 67. MAKE GRADE FOR U. S.—Driver Tuffleld Labour and Brake- the starting lineup, currently is aver- way around.” Snead complained A. B. Chandler, Ford Frick, presi- topnotchers. the Odd Fellows League this 27 Times. man L. J. Martin of Saranac who won the mile | aging 21.8 points per game. Par Is Beaten that his putter failed him. "Same dent of the National Will Lake, yesterday season. j League; New Jerusalem No. 1 pinmen in _ Afternoon events a Forty-five players did par or old trouble,” he said. of the Ameri- trial at Lake Placid, N. J., to become America’s representatives I include bas- Harridge, president will strive a with are to protect one-game ket ball game between the A. U. better in the first day's play, Ties. can and Traiit- the 1949 world bobsled championships, congratulated by Last-place Kal-Ball Products Field Goes to Low 60, League, George lead in the Masonic most of the wrecking of regula- Henri A. Dam (left) and Louis St. Calbre. League flag routed Mid in jayvees and Central High School the field man, president of the National French Bobbers leading City Liquors After today's round, chase against Roosevelt at Colo- at 2 o'clock and a swim- tion figures coming on the Fort Association (minors!. —AP Wirephoto. the Hi-Skor Business Men’s loop,! variety will be trimmed to the low' 60 nial Village A over Sam Houston course, where the tonight. sweep dropping the losers into a tie for ming match against Randolph- scorers and ties for the final Claims Player Protection. Potomac moved the new pace- Macon so-called big guns of the tourney I first place with Cryer’s Market. I at 3:30. 36 wholes to be played over said: “The issue that setters ahead of Hope No. 1 when did their firing. The 6.400-yard par Feeley big which won two games from Wolf's Boxing Coach Bert Courage Brackenridge course tomorrow decides such matters the latter, after winning the first 71 Brackenridge Park course was invariably is, Bobsled Title Races Coolidge Out to Clinch Photographers. learned today that Martin Ries. and 'Sunday. who benefits most such a clause two games from Washington Cen- pretty well taken apart, however, by unbeaten 130-pounder, will miss and most one familiar with tennial with 635 and 595 scores, Ted Rosenblum season- even if the little-known boys did Sixteen players were within any fired a the C. C. N. Y. bout because of an dropped the final tilt one their shooting there. Two courses four strokes of each other as the baseball law knows the reserve 24 Hours Spot in High Playoff by pin, record 451 set in the Bet’nesda injury. Howard Leavitt will fill in clause benefits the most. Postponed 598 to 597. Joe Cicala with 401 Center while O’Neill were used because of the heavy second round started. Five shot players Bowling loop against Isadore Rosman of the and Whip Litchfield with 394 were The field 68s yesterday. They were Buddy The vast majority of players Construction upped the team game visitors. entry. split changed the of Tex.: Tony themselves realize that and are In heaviest wallopers for Hope. count to 696. courses today. JViar Texarkana, After Belgian's Death Western Game for can was 27 of Guadalajara, Mexico; it. How, then, you rule Nats' All told, par beaten Holguin Hi* Associated Pr*ss HUh School Standinru. Hudson, Hurler, out a By while 18 other Lew Worsham of Oakmont, Pa., such clause? W. L. W L times players — LAKE PLACID, N. Y.. Feb. 11 Wilson _7 0 Roosevelt _. 3 4 More Scores in Star Pin Amateurs Chuck of “I would say that between 90 Tourney 1949 Contract equaled it. and Hyatt Coolldta _6 1 Western _ 2 4 Signs The s program in the Eastern PETWORTH: MEN—William Grimes. Howard T. and Morris Williams of and 95 per cent of the players in opening day _6 1 Anacostia _2 6 Harrison, 39-423; Walter J. Sid Jimmy Demaret, the Ojai Denver Central _6 2 Chamberlain 1 7 11T-450: George Trunnell 81-430. Cronin. 69-421. Hudson, expected to be one world two-man bobsled champion- Charles Hutsell. 78-437: J L. 84- V Tex. At 69 rested Bill the major leagues are benefited Tech _4 3 Bell _ 0 7 Rogers. WOMEN—Rose Deilastatious. 60- of the Nats’ best this (Calif.' troubador who was the Austin, 427 Dave Groth, 67-422: George W pitchers sea- the clause the ships scheduled here tomorrow 407; Eking Ward, 54-383: Geraldine C tournament favorite, and Slam- Nary, Los Angeles; Dale Andrea- by reserve and pro- Wolff. 84-422: John Whltefleld, U7-417; Ceusky.-38-389: Eleanor J. of their contracts.” Solemn requiem at the Armory. The Colts just COLUMBIA: MEN—Paul Turner. a 70. Demaret. the Charles Bassler of Baltimore expiration 117- Sullivan. 90-37J; Charlotte Coe, 99-367, shape, Calvin Griffith, club vice had fairways' driver of 402; John Werner. 75-430; Marvin Col- reserve a 52-year-old Houben, about are certain of a playoff Bertha F. Hildebrand, 75-360. was a sad tune shot 37-42-79. The clause binds play- lins 6.3-429, Nick Carlucci, 00-421; John president, says. minstrel, singing No. 1 two-man team who 3. KALORAMA: MEN—Alvle R. Hale. ,lr.. er with which Belgium's berth already because a 6-3 record .K/ehgn. 93-425; Frank Golembieski, 81-474, C. for life to the club 105-425; Dick 123-424: Jamea Anthony. 90-456; Frank while on a Ring. Joe Gold- N. Everard, 78-453; Thomas B. Bailey. was injured fatally will get them or any other club in. man. 69-419: Stanley Thonlas. he originally signs a contract un- 69-416 Jr. 81-449: Sunday School Games WOMEN—Mae CUnaan, 51-411; Larry Slnclltico, 75-439 Wil- Cage run yesterday, will be are favored to their sixth Kathryn liam B. Durham, 93-434: Robert Mary- less he is released. He may be practice They get Smoot. 81-400; Virginia Lamolmara. 84- Mount Vernon Malcolm Lomborne, Jr. man. 78-433; P. J Hughes. 51-433: Bob Place Methodist By held at 10 a m. tomorrow in St. win tomorrow the Red 390; Betty Harrell, 123-397; Enna Leon- and Aft traded or sold by the club at any- against ard. 84-396; Rose D. Miller, 72-433: M. C. Harvey. 84-42?;; defeated Petworth Fore Kotf, 45- 72-394, Carolyn Methodist, Church here. Joe Hofberg. 66-426: Earl Wood, 57-425; s time without notice, but he may Agnes Raiders, but should they falter Wiggins, 90-388; Jessye Basion. 06-386; and George Washington University's banquet, the coveted Shipkeeper Doris Msndes. 123-384; Myrteen Miles. Bernard F. Shaw, 60-437. 33, Epworth Methodist nosed The Organizing Committee de- there can it WOMEN—Shirley L. Qrettin. 90-391: was awarded. It went to not. negotiate for himself. they pick up against 102-382: Maxine McRae. 120-381: Rena out First meet a team of Trophy Dunnavant. Ethel Bardouehe. 66-391: Evelyn Me- Brethren, 36-32, in last undergraduates cided today to hold all four heats either Anacostia or Chamberlain 66-380, Ruth Grubie. 102- Columbia * Wirt Gill for main- “Furthermore.’’ continued Fee- 378: Eleanor Tilson. 108-371; Nina Owen, Qurn. 87-390: Margaret Culbertson. 54- night’s Sunday School Recreation graduates Sunday for a sail-off of of the two-man championships next week. As it is, the Colts likely 06-377: Violet Horman, 00-310; Elolst 390: Louise M. Helfrich. 72-389; Patricia i taining the trimmest craft in the ley, “while the major leagues Mills. 12-308, Pond. 90-386, Mary H. Capper, 78-385; League basket ball games at Cen- Sunday. Original plans called for 8-1 Lucille Lien. 69-377: Irene 81-1 a tie that cropped up last Sunday PRSA fleet during 1948. Guests probably would still survive with will finish with an record. ANAC08TIA 8PILWAT: MEN—Patti Malin, tral gym. two heats tomorrow' and two the Rieael. sr,. 96-462; Charles L. Grubbs. 377; Mary R. McLean. 87-375: Audrey when the two groups raced in at the affair included Commodore no reserve clause, such a situation Wilson, with a playoff spot al- 78-451: Joseph B. Gaylor. 81-439: BUI P. Williams, 96-373: Agnes E Ralev. 99-1 The Mitchell. 90-435: John C. 371; Elizabeth G Dudley. 69-370; Edythe mean end of following day. championship Miller, tr.. 96- Jack Miller of Corinthian Y. C. w-ould virtually the ready assured, is favored to up 434. John F. Pellant. 81-429. J. 8. Hall. M. Spang. 87-393; Beatrice Frechette. Tempest dinghies. The grads won is awarded on the basis of aggre- farming systems and the many its string by beating Roosevelt in 108-427; L V. Miles. 69-425; Joe Reynolds. 69-377. Virginia Siege!. 24-373. the first meet last month, but lost gate times for the four runs. 84-422; James W. Hissev. 102-422; C. W. Guy Lombardo's single-engine minor leagues operating today. tomorrow’s afternoon second Van Tilburg. 81-418; Sam Santoro, 69- to the undergrads on Sunday. The Belgian squad, stunned by 417: Richard E. Kemp, 60-447 We can rebuild record for Gold Cup boats— “Why, the whole structure of game. Starting time of thp opener LAFAYETTE. MEN—Larry Cox 69-479: The oldsters are counting on the fatai accident, withdrew' from Bob Backover. 84-462: Samuel Joseph. 64- 118.229 miles an hour set last May the minor leagues and the devel- is 1:30 p.m. Roosevelt kept in the McKeever to Coach Gardner Cox. Leigh Brite, Dr. the championships, leaving the 456: Charles Carlson. 81-450: Donald old at Salton Sea, Calif.—is no more. opment of young players would race mathematically, but that's Shelton. 109-450: Robert SUveiman, 66- your battery Walter Lawson and Jack Smith, French, Swiss and American 446: Thomas H. Cline, 64-44o; Donald 6 The American Power Boat Asso- collapse. And who would suffer about all, by beating Bell, 63-20, Creamer. 93-444: Bill Foote 90-439: R while G. W. s varsity team will be teams to compete for titles in the Rajacieh. 84-436: Philip Caruso. 90-43.3: Backfield at L. S. U. ciation has announced approval most? The ball players, of course.” yesterday while Eastern was pull- Fred Mogingo. 57-433: GOOD as new! races this week-end and Andrew Matuskey, made up of Pat Granger, George two-man 96-431: Terry Lubore 03-424; P. G of 119.009 miles made by Ernest ing into a second-place tie by • y fh» Associated Press When your Collins. Bill Hastings and Eric Calls Suspensions Excessive. the four-man races February 21 Braman. 96-423; Walter Zbel. 66-420. bat- Wilson's Miss Canada III last swamping Chamberlain, 75-36. H. B. Cooper. 81-419: Frank R. Ragland. tery lets you Nordholm. While defending the reserve and 22. 54-418; Jack Dali, 69-417; J. W. Graham, BATON ROUGE, La., Feb. 11.— | down, don’t give at Ontario. Before in- August Picton, As it looks now, the four teams 81-41 7. [ up. you G. W. to enter 10 Tem- clause to the the Giant of- the of Ed McKeever, head coach of the new expects will make hilt, With exception Jacques woMEr—Carolyn smith, 66-392: Sana vest in s one* You can bet Lombardo it in for in- in the frostbite ficial declared the sus- with serious leading the pack are the ones Mae Schulle. 138-389: Mary A. Fritz. 72- Chicago Rockets of the All-Amer- bring pests big regatta Cana- five-year Mouvet, hospitalized 387: Mary R McLean. 78-387: spection. Tods*. every effort to see that the to be in the tourna- Virginia here February 19 and 20, spon- pensions handed Gardella and the injuries received in the crash, likely playoff Lamolinora. 96-385; Dorlae R. O'Brien. ica Football Conference last year, It’s economies! to dian mark stands only briefly. 66-381: Regina L. Schlueter. 75-377; bare old batteries sored Columbia Yacht other Americans who went to members of the ment. Central has the toughest will be backfield coach at Louis- by Club. VI has been rebuilt surviving Belgian Ruby H. Smith, 72-377, Dorothy M. Rice. rebuilt. His Tempo with Eastern and 69-377; Ronald Blizzard, regatta chairman Mexico were excessive. will depart for home to- schedule ahead, Joyce Lance, 102-377; Ronnie iana State U. next season. His and repowered since his Detroit squad Knoblftt, 30-374; Meta Phillips, 60-373; will be been Houben's Tech yet to play. A defeat in Marian Lawson 69-373; was announced at Columbia, says there and ‘‘Three years would have morrow night with Kanngleaaer, appointment yes-! crackup last summer, Guy both would Tech in. Miss Eva J. Grilling, 93-371; Helen J. a big turnout also in the Thistle sufficient,” he said, ‘‘and I still body. put Hi ndhausen. terday along with that of Alfred has promised to show up at some 72-569 and Penguin classes and possibly think that should be done regard- The two competing teams from Top games on today’s lengthy QUEEN PIN: MSN—Stanley Ewell. 75- N. Satterfield, 1946 Vanderbilt of the Florida regattas this month. 448; Phil Trlulpoe, 75-445: Stanley Hen- Class D dinghies. Prominent less of this latest development in eacn of the three remaining coun- high school program are Gonzaga ry. 87-440 Lewis Gold, 87-436: R. B. star, as assistant line coach. Meckley. 75-431: W B Womersley sailors attending include Runyon case. Even criminals their at Blair and Lane of Charlottes- This will be the first time since Anne Arundel County commis- the Gardella tries went through final 72-427; Dana H Moore, 96-420. Colie of Chester, Pa., national their sentences reduced.” on the ville at George Washington High WOMEN—Dot Cross, 75-389; Ada B. 1944 that McKeever hasn’t been a' sioners have applied to the Army have practice spins today Mec-cley, 93-883. Penguin champ. I Indications continued to mount treacherous Mt. Von Hoevenberg of Alexandria, both night tilts. ANACOSTIA SPILLWAY BOWLING head coach. He coached at Notre Engineers for permission to re- ALLEYS; MEN—E. R Gaylor. 75^420; that Commissioner run. The run will be closed all G. W. Is seeking its 16th straight B. Dame in 1944, succeeeding Frank quire a boat wishing to use the yesterday Joseph Gaylor, 78-418: Frank S Prizes in Columbia's other lock Stokes. 123-418; Thurston Adams, 120- at Chandler was ready to commute day tomorrow. win and one that would up Leahy, who went into the service, ran into drawbridge over Weems Creek 414: Wm. Bradley, 87-413; Wm. Andre, frostbite series, which Northern Class I 72-409. to at least the suspensions except for the law The Belgians' tragic accident— the Virginia and the next two seasons was will be at a West Annapolis give WOMEN—Beatrice Goddard. 111-410; December, presented the title. head man at Cornell. In 1947 he five hours' advance notice. Pres- siut. the first fatal one to occur on Sara Bichell. 57-398; Mr*. EsteUe A. Hurts to Shave dinner dance .of the club February Jones. 80-398; M. In Springfield. Mo.. Mickey Mount Van Hoevenberg run—came District of Colum- Josephine Higgs, 123- had the top football Job at Uni- 21 Restaurant ent rules provide that the bridge Yesterday's 390; Mrs Viola C. Wutzel. 67-364: M. E at the Beachcomber Gaylor. 75-379: Sadie of of the or Owen. Brooklyn catcher who was shortly after two American teams bia series games went as expected Goldsmith. 90-374. versity San Francisco and last on Alexandria's water front. This open at any hour day TAKOMA: MEN- Frank Stanton. 09- one of the best known to had for the 484. Danitl year was with the Rockets. upon signal. players qualified champion- with hapless Chamberlain and O Pyne, 90-440: George will mark a revival of the club's night Belt. 60-436: Bob Frank. 61-433; Jake go south of the border, said he ships in trial runs. Bell never in contention. At L. S. U., McKeever succeeds The Engineers have asked for Every- Parker. 66-4.30. B. K. Mitchell. 75-428; Your Chin? annual prewar banquet. The craft Fuman Cones. 36-428; A1 who written views from Interested hoped Gardella lost his case. Belgians' speeding left body on the Eastern bench saw Price, 51-428; Jesse Fatherree, went to Mis- Russ Parker, of the F Corbin. 93-424: Dick Cover. 42-421; skipper didn’t force us to go the course about halfway dowm State a few weeks parties before February 21. Other- ‘‘Baseball icy action against Chamberlain with John Wellons. 75-420: C Tucker. 7 8-420; sissippi ago. Comet boat Dorrie, is top man in C. 66-420; F. McCarthy, 83- said it will be to Mexico,” Owen declared. "We the curling slopes, striking some Reds Brown heading a long list ^Hathaway, which was on wise, the Army MAKE THIS the series, operated into a WOMEN--J. 30-37 no exist. went because of our own weak- heavy poles and plunging of scorers with 11 points. Tommy Young, 7; Clara Lelond Swimmers Win a basis. John assumed objections Waltz, 18-371; Rosalie McGonigall 33- chance-handicap nesses. Baseball needs the re- small shed housing water pipes. Harris with 13 topped Roosevelt 371: Rose Marie Winslow, 84-370; J. Leland Junior High swimming Dallas, owner of the gaff-rigger Sacrey. 3-370; Anne Kehle. 66-365 The 22d annual of the serve clause, and while I am in The 52-year-old Houben. who shooters. 70U6tf Bessie T., second; Marina meeting LAFAYETTE: MEN—W. F. Yelverton. team of Bethesda defeated the placed boat as I the four-man sled 90-450; Fred Mczingo, 84-447: Stelpen W. Yacht Racing As- the same Gardella, piloted Belgian scorer around Madden's Nancy Sevier, a Snipe, Intercollegiate Top schoolboy McDonald. 7 2-146; Louis H. Wilson. 123- Knights of Columbus junior team, would not file suit and try and to second place in the winter 431; Cox, sociation will be held Saturday at here yesterday was Pete Haley of Larry 60-427; Jesse Eaton. 78- 24-22, in a swimming meet yes- was third, and Harvey Lekson's 424; Douglas C. Moore. 63-420; G. L. the New York Y. C. in Manhattan. break it.” Olympics at St. Moritz. Switzer- Comet Arne fourth. Devitt. He sent 24 points through Souther, 99-419, Douglas Love, 81-419, terday at Baltimore. Len Fowle out Owen said a recent visit to land, last year, suffered head and Frank Lewis, jr 106-418. Secretary points the cords, but his efforts just kept WOMEN—Frances Allred. Chandler has him to visit chest He died about an 93-418: Louise Columbia Y. C. skippers appear this may be the last meeting of spurred injuries. the game close as Anacostia took R. Stambaugh. 81-389: Faye Morrison all the major leaguers who hour and a half after the accident. 105-372; Lorraine Werlla, 76-371, Edna to be taking home all sorts of the association as such. Chances a 63-52 triumph. Mae Schulle. 105-361. these In addition are for a continental-wide jumped. CLARENDON: MEN—Jams N. Cradlin. trophies days. good 66-466; H A Huber. 67-430; Harold F. to 1948 spring and fall series organization coming into being in Others Sign Appeal. Kldwell. 48-426: Warren Hill. 39-423; William about those hard-to-shsve elimi- Fast Reds Test Lions Schulle, 66-419; Paul T, Semple, How prizes presented recently at the the next six months, thus "Every one of them except Gar- 93-416. BICYCLE Quints on face .;. under College WOMEN—Charlotte Trate. 60-423; Mrs. | tough spots your Potomac River Sailing Association nating the ICYRA. della has signed an appeal for By the Associated Press D. C. Gruver. 99-397; Ruth Krause. 42- the chin, down on your neck? See reinstatement. Danny is enjoying LOCAL. 397; Margaret Knapp. 60-386; Carolyn Ice Howard 45 Lincoln 41 Smith. 84-386: Virginia Clark. 48-384: smooth the is with a of his suit On Uiine Tonight how going the notoriety damage EAST. Marion E Sumner. 69-384: 8arah Gordon. REPAIRING in razor. Sturdier —With Bill Leetch it.” Reds Duquesne 52 Boston College 42 90-384; Helen Walker. 123-383: Helen Star Blade your I hope he loses Providence's hot-scoring Boston U. 43 Outdoors Connecticut 44 Jordon, 69-382: Isabell Routh, 67-379; Blades are made to was Arnold HO Upsala 57 L. E. | Star precision Owen said Chandler sym- make their final appearance of Goldia L. Blandlng. 96-377; Mrs. Bill Sharpe, who runs the State delegate to the Maryland Legisla- Morris Harvey 72 Aldersor.-Broadrius 7o Hutchison. 102-377; Louise L. Derthick. take a sharper edge and hold it pathetic and interested in his case. the season on Uiine Ice tonight Bates H7 Providence 65 54-376. Rose Yoder. 86-375; Margaret ACCESSORIES ture from that area. '* Lowell Textile Result—a better shave News Bureau in Raleigh, N. C., has The law suit even came in for In an American Rpr ngfleld (Mass 59 28 Sctbold. 87-373. Mrs A. G. Simmonds. longer. against the Lions > 64 (Pa > 62 If any of our readers * have Bloomsburg (Pa Lycoming 42-369; Nancy Leary, 60-369, Edna time after time. turned up a bit of interesting folk an airing in Congress yesterday. League match starting at 8:30. SOUTH. Banes. 69-368. friends in that or Georgia Tech 57 Florida 49 HYATTS VILLE RECREATION; MEN— PARTS locality happen A. S. of have turned in sev- lore from the Cherokee Indians of Representative Herlong The Lions Virginia Tech 66 Virginia 64 Harry Grossman, 72-458: Paul F. Moore. to dwell there and would like to 64 Lynchburg 55 Florida, a past president of the eral fine performances against the Randoiph-Macon Jr.. 30-442; Stanley B. McCune, 84-438; his State. May- have this pernicious practice Hampden Sydney 71 Roanoke 43 Jim Miller 69-436; Carl Frey. 54-436; Wc Cali and Deliver Florida State League, urged in a Reds, deadlocking them here on Fr&kine 70 College Charleston 62 Samuel L. Ensor, 78-430: Bob Temple, 39- be the gag of stopped, we urge them to attend Richmond Barons 67 Richmond 55 427: C. Btickerd, 64-427. j speech that Gard«la reconsider one occasion. Newport News Appren. 70 Shenandoah 69 WOMEN—Julia Garllli, 69-405: Rose one's or see that their changing this meeting is too late.” East Tennessee 61 Tusculum 44 C, Wcrsick. 84-393; Peggy Sampson, his action "before it Carl Liscombe, winger who led 35 luck by expec- friends do. Undoubtedly the well Union (Tenn.) 46 David Lipscomb 72-390: Eva Disney, 45-385: Edith A. Herlong declared the case "could American League scorers last sea- Lincoln Memorial 62 Carson-Newman 41 Christensen. 51-381; Shuty Smith, 87- MT. VERNON torating on the organized commercial fishing in- Fayetteville Teachers 62 Bluefield 47 373; Betty Hummer. 21-367; Gertha Van well sound the death knell for son and is favored to repeat this Austin Peay 8J Milligan 72 Catherine Boudet. 63- bait have will be in and Devanter. 36-367. CYCLE * SPORT SHOPS i may terests present large kindled the to MIDWEST. 366. Frances Johnson, 30-365; Mrs. A. the sport that has year, is expected spearhead ) 61 some merit to vociferous numbers. Evansville 68 Murray 'Kv Drgges. sr., 99-365; Martha Colgrove, fires of ambition in the breasts the Reds’ attack. Detroit 54 Michigan Normal 46 933 G St. N.W. if we can be- It is to the Canterbury 61 Manchester 55 'Upper Marlboro. Md':; | It, up sportsmen, party- so of 1°DEE,B DUCKS Wisconsin Avo. of many thousands young Tom Forgie, stubby veteran Depauw 68 Illinois Wesleyan 60 Paul Smith. 72-4 18; C Earie. 5019 l| lieve admoni- hotel and those MEN—John boatmen. people Americans.” right-winger and center who Rose Poly 53 ___.Earlham 45 Wyvlll. 90-405; Herbert M. Cox. 93-402 1223 Goorfio Avo. s of one of summer visitors Gustavus Adolphus 4 5 St. Olaf 4 1 FORT DAVIS: MEN—lames G Mur- tions wrho benefit from 84 55 424 9th St. N.W. fi made a crowd-pleasing debut with M’rhead 'Minn.* Mayville rav. 42-446. William Kerr Bassett. 93-; the I n d i a n s' who come into the area to enjoy North Illinois 61 Chicago Teachers 55 432. William Llovd 114-431: Jcseph E Howard Lincoln the Lions locally as they defeated Illinois College 53 Lake Forest dll.) 48 45-429. Stanley T. Cooper. 48-425 famous sha- the to back up the efforts Edges 0ert, fishing the Philadelphia Rockets last Wilmington (Ohio) 68 Cedarville 42 mans, or priests, of the Talbot County Rod and Gun Dayton 48 ..Toledo 42 For Its Eighth Victory night, should be one of Washing- Eau Claire 'Wis.) 65 8t'vens Pt (Wis.t 54 whose name Club, the Lions Club of Easton and Cent. Michigan 64 N. Michigan 35 Howard University pushed its ton’s best bets. Loras 39 was Swimmer thosp individuals who are spear- Luiher (Iowa) 55 C. I. A. A. basket ball record to Southwest Mo. 43 Pittsburg »Kans> 4 1 and who was an heading this fight. G. U., Gallaudet Mat Foes Okmulge Branch Oklahoma Aggies 63. Lretrb. victories in 11 starts by beat- Tulsa "B 47 advocate of this Bill eight last at Georgetown meets Gallaudet in in fishing centuries ago. The Wildlife Management Insti- ing Lincoln, 45-41, night SOUTHWEST. procedure a wrestling match tomorrow at 39 Texas Christian 37 was ex- tute invites you to attend Turner’s Arena. Texas Aggies Swimmer, whose oratory cordially Southern Methodist 60 Clark 3:30 at Gallaudet. Rice 62 admonished the the 14th North American Wildlife Frank Booth and Elmer West Texas 62 ...... Arizona 46 tremely flowery, 88 Sam Houston 45 to Conference to be held in the Hotel led the Bison’s second-half spurt North Texas angling members of his tribe Laird on Mat Card East, Texas 66 Houston University 60 There is no that them ahead of Lincoln Tex Mines 73 Ariz State 'Flagstaff* 67 chew a small of a plant Statler, March 7-9. kept piece Lew .Laird, formerly the Red Austin 50 Southwestern Texas 46 catches insects (probably registration fee. A banquet will most of the way. which Terror, comes to Uiine Arena on FAR WEST. and spat upon be held March 8 at 7 p.m. Reser- the pitcher plant) Monday night for the feature Los Angeles Loyo!a 68 Occidental 66 Kavakos Does It 62 the bait and also upon the hook. vations should be made at the Again Phillips Oilers 88 Gonzaga rassling match against the 270- Central Wash. 55 Eastern Wash. 63 this was done, conference desk, start- Kavakos Grill basket ball team Swimmer claimed if registration Green a new- Adams (Colo.) 8tate 60. pound Hornet, Mexh 56 the would immediately or ing at 3 p.m. March 6. defeated Naval Air Station, 65-37, St Michaels (N. angler masked mystery man. I.ewls and Clark 65 Linfleld 63 at most soon get his fish. You will find this conference last night for its 15th win in 17 If we can find a pitcher or other not only highly instructive, but outings. Bart Fugler. onetime DODGE nonpoisonous insect catching most entertaining and if it is pos- American U. star, led scorers with plant this coming season, we sible* for you to attend, you should 15 points. The PLYMOUTH promise to try this method and make every effort to do so. Today a year ago—Citation thereon. Judging from our Outdoor Writers’ Association of report won the Seminole Handicap at last year we might America will show excellent wild- angling results Hialeah with Delegate second SERVICE do ourselves some good. life moving pictures on March 6 possibly and Armed third. in the South American at 8 p.m. vl IMMEDIATE Ererr repair Job we do carries of the furore be- room. The public is Invited. As the result our 35 years of automobile in Talbot County, m service ing kicked up experience plus oar own Md„ over haul seining of spawn- All Make Cars JOIN THE SWING TO H MOTOR COMPANY guarantee of 90 days or 4,900 ing rockflsh prior to and during ! 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