Australia May Rule Net World for Years, Survey Indicates

U. S. Outlook Is Dark, Fatal to on as School Moan Win, Lose or Draw Spill Woolf, Greenberg First Tigers Coaches By FRANCIS E. STANN. Other Nations Lack One of Outstanding Give York for Lake of Bosox As Basketers Start By the Associated Press. Now on Star's Pin ^ Ivy's Hanging Tourney DETROIT, Jan. 4.—Hank Green- That green stuff clinging to The Star's annual bowling tourna- Good New Talent Riders in Nation berg, Detroit’s story-book slugger, is ment Series for Title which opens next week with perhaps 5,000 or more of the city’s due to be back at his old first-base By GAYLE TALBOT. B* the Associate!! Press. duckpinners competing, is honest-to-goodness ivy, s’help us. And that stand in 1946. By GEORGE HUBER. Associated Press Sports Writer. LOS green stuff hanging on us must be moss, because we’ve just recalled ANGELES, Jan. 4.—Georgie The 1946 schoolboy basket ball “Ice Man” Rudy York, 32-year-old first base- that in 1929. when The Star’s tournament was first NEW YORK, Jan. 4.—A survey of Woolf, one of the coun- man whose fielding flaws forced race opens tonight at Tech gym held, a printer handed a new copy boy about 40 the postwar tennis world try’s standout jockeys, died in a strongly Greenberg to move into the outfield amid the usual pounds of lead type in a tray and told him to take Pasadena hospital at 3:25 this gloomy preseries indicates that Australia is due to la 1940 to give York a position he it to the pressroom and it for rubber morning from a brain injury suf- wailing from the coaches, but show- exchange was sent rule the international roost for a fered in a fall at Santa Anita race could play, to the Red Sox type. j otherwise the of a yesterday in a swap for Shortstop ing promise The man in the pressroom said to take it to number of years, or at least until the track yesterday. Eddie Lake. bright, closely fought schedule with the engraver; he had the rubber stuff, if what United States or some other nation The leading money-winning rider Thus York ends a colorful nine-! prewar brand of play before big you’re looking for is 24-point type. The engraver of 1944 died 12 hours after he was can produce a new crop of outstand- year Tiger career In which he spent said he was sorry, but the rubber type had been thrown from a horse at Santa postwar crowds. ing players. | three seasons learning he couldn’t! sent to the managing editor. Anita Park. In expectation of capacity turn- The The Aussies, with Jack Bromwich, catch, play third base or the out- managing editor said, “You are too dumb While specialists considered an outs all and Adrian Quist still going strong field before finally going to first. through the season, all the to be a coov bovr I’m transferrins? mu tn the operation to relieve pressure on his and several promising younger JOCKEY GEORGE WOOLF. Greenberg volunteered to shift bleacher seats at Tech gym, which Sports Department.” And we’ve been there ever brain, the 36-year-old favorite of stars, headed by Denny Pail, —AP Photo. from first base to the outfield in have been assembled for since and that’s why it occurs to us that The Star coming many a fan succumbed at St. Luke’s few games almost a cinch to 1940 to give York a chance at first. tournament, into its along, appear de- His during the last four years, will be going eighteenth year, Isn’t Hospital. wife, Genevieve, and On his return all that's fend the Davis Cup successfully in from the Army last in meets Western putting on a little age. several of his jockey pals were at place. Coolidge the first postwar round summer Greenberg went back to the in A fellow named Clarence W. Taft won challenge tonight’s curtain raiser at 7:30, the All-Americas his bedside. where men’s title in this year at Melbourne. Meeting outfield, he helped the Tigers followed by Central Wilson. the 1929 Star Tournament and no- Herbert Woolf never conscious- against Hoover, regained ,o the American neard Bromwich and Quist were good League pennant and The other four see action on body's much of him since. A fellow named Herbert Hoover ness after Please Me, the 3-2 fa- quints enough to trim the best we had at i world championship over the Cubs. the same floor tomorrow was President-elect of the United States and vorite in an allowance race night with sailing on a good-will yes- 28 old tour of South America Merion in 1939, and it is extremely To Pick Tenth Lake, year right hand Tech playing Anacostia and Roose- aboard the U. S. S. Utah. Nobody’s heard City, terday afternoon, stumbled and HANK doubtful that this is as pitcher who clubbed out 11 home GREENBERG. velt Eastern. much of him lately, either. country tossed him onto the dirt strip at going against strongly fixed for talent now as it runs and compiled a .279 average —AP Photo. the first turn. The horse, owned Sing Blues in Chorus. was then when with the Red Sox last Lewis Got in Bobby Riggs still Schedule year, gives! to the coaches’ evalua- $50,000 to Arrange by W. W. Naylor, regained his runs in a month According Losing was the single the Sonnenberg available. Tigers added infield stiength. during tion of A fellow named By the Associated Press. footing and went on to finish first their own prospects, no- Coolidge was getting to vacate the White As for York batted .264 last summer 1937 season and walloped four grand ready Prance and Britain, which and has a chance of House and there were in the fourth race, the body winning. Such pictures in the papers showing him a to meet for the CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—Club ownevs breaking hit 18 homers. slam homers the following year wearing fare expected Euro- in comments as these have been made: wide-brimmed hat and a timing beam 1:38% for the mile. while the standing behind dead deer and some pheas- pean zone title and the right to and officials of the new all-America Lake, who hit only .206 in 1944, Tigers frantically hunted ants and Louis B. Mayer’s the Wilson, Coach Phil Fox: “No turkeys, which he allegedly helped shoot. Mr. was the Moneybags, found the for a position that he could field, Coolidge play winner of the American Football Conference a range last season to belt | material." as if he'd in planned winner, was credited with a mark looking stood line for four hours to buy a pair of nylons, zone—doubtless the United out 132 39 of them for extra led the American League in both States— of 1:39. hits, Eastern, Coach Smither- only to see the guy in front of him meeting today in Chicago, head- home runs (34) and runs Woody grab the last pair. We Boston Garden. Sonnenberg got $8,000 and during its trying years, the old mas- geographical is in the race which crowned him Anacostia, Coach Tommy Nolan: promptly promised to be a fighting—er, rassling—champion and to ter Henri Cochet recently obtained likely to figure in the setup of the sink his into dates. He champion money winner of all time. “Who, me?” earnings pro football in Boston. Sonnenberg is dead reinstatement as an amateur and playing named Kansas Valuable now and it remained for New and A Canadian native, married but Player Western, Coach Fred, Mulvey: George Preston Marshall to be sunk in pro has been reported holding his own City Dallas, Orleans football in Boston. childless, Woolf began racing at the CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—Rookie Bob “We’ll show up, probably wish we We remember that, too. the best of his Philadelphia among the leading bid- ** against fellows. Co- old harin’t. Dundee a ders for the 10th Tijuana, Mexico, oval. He had Waterfieid, brilliant of Johnny made final comeback attempt and got licked chet was at his best as far back as franchise. Present quarterback reined two winners in five starts the Cleveland Tech, Eastern, Rate High, by Charley Phil Rosenberg, and on the same card a young German 1927, when he and the others of members include New York, Brook- championship Rams, named during the current Santa Anita was named the most valuable Tech, defending champon, and heavyweight Max Schmeling knocked out Joe Sekyra. France’s "Four Musketeers’’ won the lyn, Chicago, Buffalo, Cleveland, today season. in the National Football Eastern, last year’s runnerup, as Davis Cup from the United States. Los Angeles, Baltimore, San Fran- player Star Please Me was on the inside in last season. usual rate high, but Roosevelt and Bowlers Have Tough Time He turned professional before the cisco and Miami, Fla. League Winning a small field of six horses Central are expected to be in there The late war. In drafting an inaugural sched- going Waterfieid, triple-threat star from Billy Stribling fought an easy-mark named Jack > League into the clubhouse turn. There was U. C. L. a pitching. Tech has Walter (Swede that week—and Holcombe ule it is expected that will A., received 65 of possible got knocked down in the first few seconds. Then Ward, president of the play Davis back from to the South no jam. 85 points in a ballot of 17 sports Olson and Andy he jumped the League; it was over in a round! USLTA, explained that Cochet's re- swing and the West Coast for ‘‘Woolf had a tight hold on Please writers to become the seventh re- last year’s title quint, while Eastern We didn't like Colleen Moore’s haircut and Colleen and instatement was strictly a French late-season games and passed up Me around the has an atom-size of New Orleans and Dallas were 1 coming turn,” said cipient of the league's Joe F. Can- quartet good, Antonio Moreno in “Synthetic Sin’’ that same week in favor of affair, making him eligible to play rated Patrol Judge Herman "The Award. Five were awarded steady players to go on the floor Clara Bow, at the Palace in Elinor “Three Week only in minor tournaments in his favorites over other applicants. Sharpe. points appearing Glyn’s horse stumbled for with the tall A1 D’Ambrosio, who, own Earlier, the All-America and jerked Woolf first place and two for second. Ends.” Clara Bow ... we remember country. He wrould not be HER! per- proposed if he settles could be one of a over his head.” Second with 27 points was Half- down, Well, that was 1929. or Life on the Paper, and since then The mitted, for instance, to play at Wim- working agreement with the Na- tional The jockey lay still after he hit back Steve Van Buren of Phila- the season’s standouts. Roosevelt, Star’s tournament has In the bledon or Forest Hills or in Davis League on a player selection gone apace. early years the dub bowlers of has Bernie Wolf and a system, similar to the track and was lifted, bleeding, delphia, the league's course, were given no handicaps and we always were surprised to find that Cup competition. that between the ground-gaining into an ambulance. None of the Four other re- team of well-conditioned players all the winners were major baseball leagues. Any champion. players nearly dubs, nonetheless. Then in 1934 the Top man on the American team accept- j whose fast-break race horse a nee of overtures horses struck him and track officials BOB ceived votes. Veteran End Don style stars hit the jackpot—the only time they did. Jack Whalen won will be Frank peace from the WATERFIELD. presumably Parker, said believed the un- Hutson of Green promises to wear down many oppo- new league, however, was denied they mishap Bay, only two- the mens title and Lorraine Guilli the women's. national champion for the last two —AP Photo. nents in the last half. Central has at the avoidable. of the award, was third The tourney was modified and the dubs gained each time. No years, but yesterday National League tim^winner scarcely one of the great Woolf rode Charles S. Howard's witn!4 followed several experienced boys and pros- bowler has won office. points, by Quarter- ranking since 1940. but the popularity of the tourney champions. In one of the two con- are the in five Seabiscuit to some of his most nota- back Sammy Baugh of Washington pects brightest years. has increased each year. In 1944 a bowler bought a War Bpnd to cluding matches of the ’39 singles ble and even after Whirl- U-Lions Add De with nine, and Halfback Steve Ba- Probably the tallest series quint enter. A of named Bill Gartrell triumphs, Selets couple people and Merrie Slechta challenge round, Bromwich beat Calls is on the Shirley Meeting away topped the ’Biscuit's money garus, also of Washington, and Guard Coolidge’s, centering lanky were the winners of the tournament, and $6,376,737 were invested in him, 6—0, 6—3, 6—1. an mark, the ice man declared: "Sea- Riley Matheson of Cleveland, each Bobby Kleinknecht, exception- bonds. Leading candidate for the No. 2 Of Basket Officials but the Colts face biscuit is the greatest horse I ever For Til! With Rovers with two points. ally good shot, some or Almost every year Cindrella gal guy wins the tourna- spot on the team must be Tal- no Billy An important meeting of the Dis- rode.” Waterfield, who polled 11 first- pushover tonight against West- ment, which is good. We ain't got nothing against the stars, but bert, whom Parker has licked in the trict Coach Maxie Bennett announced ern’s outfit Board of Approved Basket Ball His accident was the second of the place and five second-place votes, | rugged featuring high- this show primarily is an affair to' promote bowling and Mr. Bowling final twice Talbert holds that Jeff De Jack Castro. The running. Officials has been called by Secre-, In the second race, Leo Fallon today Selyets, capable was the second rookie to win the scoring Wilson- a w’ho about 105 and or day. is guy shoots Mrs. Bowling is the 100 98 the national doubles title with of the New Haven ; Central also as a tary Dallas Shirley for Sunday at 4! was thrown The Shah in the mid- right winger club Carr Award. Halfback Parker Hall, game shapes tight it's a wonderful now by shooter. Honest, tournament and it’s got ivy Gardnar Mulloy, and in the American with Wilson a they might o’clock in the Recreation dle of a stretch but Hockey League, also a Cleveland star, was the first contest, presenting on too! Depart- run, escaped growing it, team them in the cup matches. ment offices. will play on loan with the team built around three lettermen with only a severe shaking up. Washing- freshman winner (1939). ton Lions tonight when they meet Other previous winners: Halfback to face Steve Manos and company. the New York Rovers on Uline ice Frank Sinkwich, Detroit Lions. 1944; it 3:30. American Cassell Quints to Quarterback Sid Luckman, Chicago MacPhail Is Fined U., Boys Star's De is $50 Regained, Stage 'Dream' Selets the latest of five re- Bowling Tourney Bears, 1943; Hutson, 1942 and 1941; who are placements expected to see Halfback Ace Parker, Brooklyn In Case at Bel Air action in tonight. Other new faces: 1940, and Center Mel Plans Expansion Sports Two Dodgers, Hein, By the Associated Pres*. Tourney Finals Over Period Norm Calladine, formerly a top cen- as own New York 1938. Return of Staff (Pop) Cassell against the good smaller schools. Developed Long Giants, BEL AIR, Md., Jan. 4— Loqua- The finals are on in By ROD THOMAS. . ter in the American League; Frank director of athletics at American There even is a chance that football tap tonight cious McPhail, of Long, a Lion wingman of last sea- Larry president and the for an en- not be revived on an the Boys’ Club of annual Too close to a thing one loses University plan might except Washington Bill Heurich Basket the New York Yankees, was convicted Take for son; Whittet, a star with the League larged athletic and sports program intramural basis. Christmas basket ball perspective. instance The of a conduct | tournament Providence Reds, and High Currie, yesterday disorderly for the Eagles, as announced yester- But a big basket ball program Star’s annual bowling tournament. Offers Three Contests in Harford Circuit at Eastern Branch gym, where Alex- powerhouse defenseman of last charge County day by Dr. Paul F. Douglass, presi- definitely is planned, along varsity The 1946 month-long maple party Baltimore team. Three Heurich Amateur League Court and fined $50, but the dapper andria meets Brookiand for the 150- for men and women will next year's dent, gives another boost to the boxing and track. Baseball likely open basket ball tilts are baseball executive was of title The Rovers will be for carded tonight acquitted for a will not be resumed. edu- j pound and Holy Name and Monday at all shooting District’s prospects postwar Physical regulation duckpin their at the Takoma Fire two assault and battery counts. Hayes A. C. clash in the establishments in the sixth win in a row and eighth Department sports boom. cation will be a major subject, and 135-pound Washington The were the result of an of the season the gym. Opener at 7:15 sends Marine charges The current basket ball season A. U. will have a a championship game. area. against Lions, larger gym, big while the Girls against Chemical Warfare, fol- episode in the Bel Air Telephone The Alexandria lQ5-pounders are local skaters will attempt will continue under Coach Artie swimming pool and other assets If men and wromen who, over a lowed FBI Girls Trans- last Ocotber 5, after Mr. the champions of their division after to snap a losing streak at 10 straight. by playing Exchange but plans are afoot for a necessary to do the job in the right stretch of 18 have was unable to a Boyd, _ years, given portation and Perruso's Cafe MacPhail place knocking off Eastern Branch, 30-24. Corps lengthy card next season against way, Dr. Douglass said. thought and energy to the promo- Mullikin's call from his Glen last at again# Travelers. long-distance can be In over as A. night Eastern as ’’Bingo” Pro the best competition that taking U.’s director tion of the tournament would stand Hockey Results Perruso's is leading the league, Angus estate during a four-hour of Draper led the way with 15 points. had. They’ll play from late in No- athletics and professor of physical aside for a perspective look they NATIONAL LEAGUE. but faces tough competition tonight telephone operators’ work stoppage. In other action, Alexandria popped New York. 3. Detroit, 3. vember to early in March. education, Cassell returns to the might read a unique cheapter in the a team Frank calls were into the UNITED STATES against featuring I Only emergency accepted the re- school where as an in 150-pound finale with a LEAGUE. What will be done about undregraduate Jiistory of the Nation’s most uni- Tulsa. 8: Kansas 5. Akins. that 14-24 win over and City. during period. sumption of football is yet to be an- 1935 he won all-District honors as Georgetown, Holy versal sport, entitled: “The Evolu- Name gained the final nounced with some decision likely football quarterback and basket ball 135-pound tion of a Dream Tournament.” of the forward. After he by defeating the Rum Dums, 46-35. at next Friday’s meeting graduation joined It’s a Affair. East. Cards. Unique Board of Trustees. There are the the faculty, and took over as director G.F.Pt. Alexandria. G.FPts SniKht.I-3 17 Fadley.t_2 0 4 In bowling there’s none quite like usual several schools of thought. of athletics in 1939, in which post Dyer.f 4 2 10 Nolan,t_ 2 0 4 Fitzgerald,e_- 113 Lyles.c_113 it, according to Arville L. Ebersole, The Alumni Association, of which he served until shifting to Morning- Griffin.*.._ 2 0 4 Draper,*... 7 1 15 chairman of the National Bowling Joe Carlo ,one of the school’s all- side College in 1942. He remained Torbert.g ..OOO Cable,* 204 Henderson,* OOO Thompson,* 000 Council, director of the Bowlers' time all-sports stars, is president, there only a short time before enter- Totals...10 4 24 Victory Legion, executive secretary ■wants a pretentious team and a ing the Navy. He is on terminal Totals ..14~2 30 BILL WOOD. Holy Name. G.F Pts. of the National Duckpin Bowling schedule. leave as a lieutenant commander Rum Dums. G F.Pts. ! Mannon.f— 3 0 « Ponton,t ft 1 11 Congress, etc.; John W. (Bill) —Star Staff Photo. Others want that idea toned down and saw duty on several carriers, Healy.f- 8 4 20 Pumphrey.f. 2 0 4 Cook.f- 2 0 4 O'Dea.e_ 10 2 Wood, president of the Metropoli- to where the Eagles could hold their including the Suwannee. Clark.c- 0 0 0 OOO to or taken from the tournament Hartman,*. tan Washington Bowling Operators' jSparcino,*.. 2 2 0 Reidy,*_ 7 418 to it. Hold.*_0 0 o Association; George Harbin, presi- setup Improve 5 0 10 The 1942 event a jGublsch,*.- dent of the City Duck- initiated War Washington Bond the bowlers Riders Annex Thriller Four Terp Lettermen Totals -.20 6 46 Totals _.T5~6 36 pin Association; Lorraine Gulli, campaign among Alexandria. G.F.Pts. and raised $6,376,737. The move- Georgetown. G F.Pts queen of the country’s duckpin Lyons,f 4 0 8 Skenzek.t. o 0 0 ment spread nationally and resulted j Dombrosky.f 1 0 2 Kokes.f_ 2 1ft shooters and Bronson Quaites, only ! McBride,t. 10 2 Fay.t ...000 in of in a Bond score for the pinshooters Five To Cavaliers Groucer.f— 4 0 8 woman president the history WORLD I From SI. John's Fight j Anderson.c 6 2 12 of $325,000,000. ■. WARS' and II Lyons.c — ft 5 15 Cavanaugh,c 3 0 6 the National Duckpin Bowling Con- more games such as yester- Four lettermen are on the Mary- Roll.c- OOO Wallace,*. Oil This time, as last year, the event Many Pettit *- 2 0 4 Withers,*.. OOO gress. John’s land team selected to open is dedicated to the Bowlers’ Victory day's Roosevelt-St, basket; boxing ! Kidd,* 0 0 O A lie OUU tuuuiamcub uuiu Dudley,* ..102 and no around town the season against Virginia tomor- I Legion. ball tilt gym Garrett,*_0 2 2 in the bean of Bill Wood in 1928 hold the crowds, row at Charlottesville. will be able to night when Wood as a business j Totals ..18 7 43 Totals 10 4 young a all the! Ken a 24 ENROLL It was Malone, light heavyweight NOW heart-stopper man sought to keep his Lucky Strike from N. way, with the Rough RMers finally, Paterson, J.; TonTtny W-L drives busy during the Christmas Arcadia Host Sunday a from Chi- Is Winner winning, 39-38, on Bernie Wolf’s Maloney, 155-pounder Quintet when leagues recessed. Bel holidays desperate shot from near midcourt cago; Billy Greer, Air, 145-pound Over Dyed-in-the-wool bowlers desired 1 WORLD’S LARGEST ROWLING or so. To add and Bill LEAGUE the last second battler, Filbert, 135-poundei Waynesboro High in such a tournament and 1,088 partici- To Bowlers excitement the timer’s whose home is in Baltimore, are the Washington Lee High Tenpin to the general cagers pated. The next Star tournament to to a veterans of the Coach added another ,Tenpin bowlers will have a big gun failed go off, leading squad Harvey victory yesterday, attracted 1,400. Wood's rival oper- | about whether Wolf’s L. Miller will send into action. with Buddy Binstead the discussion setting ators Why support a inning Sunday when Manager Jim- a squawked: came before or after it was In eliminations to round out the pace in 40-29 triumph over shot tournament that puts business into my Best stages the first annual lineup yesterday GreeT decisionec Waynesboro High on the Generals’ YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A i over, one plant while ours suffer? Arcadia First Tom Gletner led the attack Johnny Cherigos, Filbert won on a court. Tenpin Handicap. that, So the tournament was placed on in the TKO over Hal and Phil W.-L. G prize three-game event will had St. John’s ahead, 24-21, at half Donofrio, F.Pts. Wayneaboro. G F.Pts. and the Plake.f- <10 0 Austin.?_ 5 3 13 a circuit entry grew yearly, be $75 with other GOOD a freshman, de- prizes according BOWLER TO time, but Wolf and Jimmy Huston; Rogers, 127-pound Curran.f_ 6 1 13 Bones.f I_ 1 0 2 the host I but with plant always pro- to the number of in the feated Richards. The Garber,f 3 17 0 0 0 entries. helped pull the Riders even Ray lineup; Landis,f_ the field. Chalmaunt.c Oil Hunt,?_ 0 2 2 ducing half Everybody Entrance fee is cost and from then on ex- Dave Mills, Pleasant Val- $3, including third period, Heavyweight. Blnstead.g 8 016 Burns,e__ -10 2 shot from scratch in those days and ley. N. Y.: light heavyweight. Ken Malone Rhienhart.g 0 2 2 Kern,g__ 4 1 0 of games. Contestants will receive j PARTICIPATE citement reigned. N. Lou Brown A Paterson. J ; 105 pounds, Courtney,g 0 0 0 Herron.g Oil naturally the stars collected. a three-fourths G.F.Pts. Baltimore: 155 pounds. Tommy Maloney handicap based on Roosevelt. G.F.Pts. St. Johns. Lamers.g O 1 1 Childs.g -000 was but ( instituted, Brody.t 2 2 6 Tolson.f. 4 3 10 Chicago: 145 pounds. Billy Greer. Bel Air Woolshager.g 0 0 0- Bradley.g O 0 0 handicap system a scratch of 190 with a limit of 35 The nhilos.f 3 17 CahiU.t 1 1 "3 Md.; IBS pounds. Bill Filbert, Baltimore Johnson,g 0 0 0 Blackwell.g- 000 still the host alley provided 50 per ! Phil Md pins per game. — __ M? pounds. Rogers, Lanham, Weisman.c. 10 2 Pusey.c 113 Anderson.g_ 0 0 0 cent of the Friedman,c o 0 O Gletner.g .4 10 lx lilO pounds. Jose Fossas. Puerto Rico entry. All participants must have aver- LEARNERS WILL BE TAUGHT I Wolf.g ft 1 13 Martins.g— 2 0 4 (Alienates. Jose Carro. Dave Lewis) Totals --,17 0 40 Totals 11 7 29 Then it was decided that every age sheets of in which | 5 11 Weaver,g.— 0 0 0 leagues they Huston.g_3 plant would be host to the tourna- roll to compete. Entrants may AND WILL HAVE Totals 15 9 39 Totals 1214 38 Mixed Doubles War Is Routed ment, bowling equipment and gen- 1 Bowling College bowl as many times as they desire, EQUAL Score at half—St. John’s. 24-21. eral conditions by this time having 62-34 but can win only one prize. S. Tossers Win Loop Resumes Tonight By Loyola Five, become uniform. CHANCE TO WIN PRIZE 1. C. Easily was al- Action will be renewed tonight ir Loyola of Baltimore pulled away Eventually every plant No. 2 Meet Mels Immaculate Conception School a of Fighters the fast King Pin Mixed Double! after a close first half last night to lowed to stage section the basketers defeated Sacred Heart, Police Boys’ Club No. 2 boxers with three couples aiming to gair down Army War College, 62-34, on tournament, with scores counting on the winners’ floor yester- open their season Tuesday night 56-12, of first the local court. on a parity. Then the entry began TO BE RUN ON HANDICAP undisputed possession place against the Mels at 8 o’clock BASIS day. G F.Pts. to boom. Mighty I a.r. Pts. Lorraine Gulli and Bob Miciotto in the No, 2 Bardelman.f 7 1 16 Coates,f_2 1 6 clubhouse. Sponsored who incidentally, are pounding th( Canler.f_ 10 2 Rhyne,f_10 2 Appeals to Everybody. by for Barthelme.f B 012 Heinmiller.f 2 0 4 Basket Ball Scores maples respective top average! Maud.f_10 2 Oerber.c_ 6 111 Today some of the touranment’s : By the Associated Press. of 118-19 and 127-43 for 42 game! Cole.c _ 3 2 8 Paul.e_ 3 0 B attractions are: NATIONAL Saltyslak.c 1 0 2 Barnett.g 0 0 0 DUCKPIN BOWLING 34. are out in front on total sticks wit! CONGRESS Loyola. 62: Army War College, Roche,g_3 1 7 De Young,g 3 0 8 Equal opportunity for all due to 57: Long Island. 42. Wyoming. a 399-pin advantage over the Loi! Ward.g_6 0 10 full which the duffer Westminster. 76: St. Francis, 48. Cahill,g_10 2 | handicaps, put TIRES PLEASE BE PRESENT AT 73; Floyd Bennett and Pete Metrakos whc ORGANIZATION MEETING Brooklyn AAF, Gladding Vidale.g .... 10 2 ! in clover. A batch of scratch Field. 48. *** are 112 ahead of the dead' Duke. 52: South Carolina. 35. pins which appeals to the star. Recapping Totals — 29 4 62 Totals—IS ~2 34 prizes Davis and Elkins. 56: Salem. 52. De Pau (LEAGUE locked Ruth Chastian and on familiar 46. Score at half—Loyola, 26; War College, One competes drives, ^ Kentucky Wesleyan. 77: Berea, Perkins Murray. 63; Marshall. 40. duo. 20. because only league games are Vulcanizing Officials—Messrs. Heister and Helfand. Northwestern. 61; Brigham Young. 41. Mary Brown with 397 and Perkin! counted. Only Grade A Material* Uted Great Lakes. 52: Bowling Green. 50. i JAN. Ml P.M. with latter an all-time 7,1946 Iowa Seahawks, 53; South Dakota 498. the citj Eloise Simons Scorer The only expense is the dollar State. 44. record, boast high sets while Bint Top entry fee. Sheboygan. 60: Anderson. 45. Eloise Simons racked 14 points to Passenger Puerto Rico. 54: Valparaiso. 51. Moen and Perkins sports high game! To any number of bowling lead the Bethesda School quote Pittsburg Teachers, 42: Southwestern, of 161 and 183. Miss Gulli leads wit! High girls’ authorities nothing could be added Truck 34. basket ball team to a 29-15 win Camp Grant. 36: St. Louis U.. 33. 38 strikes while Miss Gladding i! Harlem Globe- Trotters, 63; Iowa Wes- over Blair on the losers’ the best spare maker with 109. E( I yesterday leyan, 41. court in the season’s for both Wichita. 60: Alva State Teachers, 30. Nash tops the men with 36 strike ; opener A BILL OF EXCELLENT FARE ONE 62; Oregon. 60. British Columbia U.. and Miciotto is with 146 spares teams. * Farragut Naval Center. 40; Coeur high COrkXAMCi d’Alene Independents. 37._ WELDING EQUIPMENT DUCK HUNTERS AUTO GLASS Service PROMPT SERVICE AND SUPPLIES Larre duck blinds for rent. Only one GOODYEAR fir hour’s drive from Washington. #15.00 OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE FIRESTONE TIRES per day. includes use of boat and de- RE. 5877 coys. Mallards. Canvasback. etc., in until JIMMY’S TIRE abundance. Excellent shootinr AUTO GLASS L. S. Inc. SHOP season ends. Call Falls Church 1500 STANDARD JULLIEN, 19*fc w i> 1st A H or Wayside 2391

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