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Jnlajmjj National League, Organ- and Parke’S White- Top New Britain U. S. Davis Cup Aces McKinney's Hook Shots Amaze Miss on Final Shot Unbeaten Cage Lot Ordered to Fans Watching Caps Win Again to 11 Teams Drop ThoM who visited mine’s Arena The Caps ran up a 17-10 nrst- Cut last night to witness the Washing- period lead and never were headed. the Associated Press Robs Bowler of Tie By ton Capitols’ 69-57 victory over the It was the 18th straight home- NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—Villa- Australian Tour Boston Celtics went away wonder- court win for the locals, whose six nova’s 45-to-42 victory over Army t §y th» Associated Press ing how Bones McKinney perfected losses have been suffered on the thinned to 11 the num- bis impossible hook shot. road. Pin Lead yesterday SYDNEY. Jan. 30.—The United s*«"frigly For Star ber of unbeaten college basket ball Bones kept the fans in near hys- Bob Gantt, an old-time school- States Lawn Tennis Association has By Rod Thomas teams in the country. The eleven: terics as he paced the Caps’ attack mate and neighbor of McKinney's, W. L. recalled Gardnar Mulloy, Bill Tal- with 22 points, only 4 of which were who starred for Duke in 1943, made With a bit of luck, young John his debut last with Kirkville (Mo.) Teachers.. 18 0 bert $nd Tom Brown, three mem- picked up from the charity stripe. night the Caps. Parise of the Takoma Duckpin As- 0 Ks book shot, thrown with Gantt missed the only free throw Seton Hall (N. J.).17 bers of its Davis Cup squad still in special sociation today would head the Marshall (W. Va.).17 0 one b»nd over his head, accounted muffed by the Caps in the game. Australia, who have been playing his nine Add McKinney says, "Before the sea- of the men’s division in Southern Oregon_15 0 for five of goals. standings son is Bob will Alabama _12 0 in tournaments and exhibition No one is bom a hook-shot art- over, come around. The Star’s tournament. As it It takes time to giant (Pa.)_11 0 month. ist. McKinney, wno began his bas- always get into stick behind A1 Du- ! Duquesne matches the last is, he is one ket ball antics at the age of 11, play- shape when you're playing with a at the ; Panzer (N. J.).10 0 Some councillors of the Lawn laney, whose tally registered for the Watts Street Grammar new team.’’ ! West Virginia .. 9 0 ing Greenway Bowl, is 488, including a Tennis Association of Australia, dis- School In N. C., up Waihngton. O. F. P.l Boston. O, F .P Wheaton (111.) .. 9 0 Durham, picked Norlander.f 2 1 S Brightman.f 4 1 M of 72. handicap at a la&t night the 1 the art while in high school from Passaglia.f. 113 HOffer,f 2 3 7 Washington-Jefferson _ 7 0 cussing meeting Torgolf.f 1 1 3 J. Simmons.f 4 10 Firing last night with the Ta- the former North ; Trinity (Conn.). 7 0 cable recall sent to the group by George Clanack, McKinney.f- 0 4 22 Connors.c .408 koma Ambulance team, Parise Carolina University star. Gantt.f... 0 0 0 Kottman.c 0 o o 412 from scratch and President Holcombe Ward of the Mahnken.c. 4 5 13 Qarbflnkel.g 3 17 marked up V. “While I was a student at North Feerlck.f 5 3 13 C. Si'mons.g 4 3 11 with a handicap of 75 grossed 487. U. S. L. T. that the McKin- Bcolari.g_ 4 1 0 Spector.g. Oil A., suggested Carolina State,” explains O'Grady,C-- Oil Vaughn.g Oil In the final frame he needed a Two Season Records Americans had become involved in ney, “I had a job as a life guard at a Kelly.g_ 12 4 mark to top Dulaney and 10 sticks The was "sham amateurism” by playinr in public swimming pool. pool Totals 2ft~ 17 00 Totals 22 13 57 to tie. Seven pins fell before his near the campus, and in my spare matches first ball, leaving him a split, with Set in Men's Minor exhibition organized by time I would practice all that Gian- Nos. 1, 8 and 6 standing. With his sporting goods firms. ack taught me.” off 1 and second roll Parise knocked (The leading Australian play- m McKinney’s practice paid off, for Matches Installs 8 and one of thfe maples bounded ers, Dinny Pails, Colin Long, after starring at North Carolina back onto the lane. It barely missed Bowling League Adrian Quist and Geoff Brown, State and the University of North MAT'S Irak* SERVICE with whom the Americans have Carolina where a the standing pin. By Ben McAlwee hg was big gun 21 H St. N.E. RE. 4077 In Parise’s imagination the stub- played exhibitions, are all con- in the Tar Heels’ bid for the South- Season bowling records today * born stick dwindled to the size of nected with big sportmg goods ern Conference title, he is fast es- | stood to the credit of two men’s a he says, as he took1 firms.) tablishing himself as a favorite on toothpick, minor District as missed \ League pacesetters the local aim for the third shot. He Talberi professional quint. • i top-average Frank Micalizzi of Surprised. SALES SERVICE PARTS by a whisker. McKinney had some able assist- j Northeast Temple sported a 445 set Talbert indicated to the Asso- Parise is a 103-average bowler,: ance last night from Bob Feerick and the leading Alexandria Recrea- ciated Press that he, Mulloy and Chrysler—Plymouth but his last night were 142,! and Long John Mahnken, who ac- games a team score of 1,923. Brown were surprised at any sug- me He will collect tions counted for 13 points apiece. WHEELER automotive 145 and 125. likely on his home were in the “sham Rapping the maples gestion they DIRECT FACTORY DEAI.ER a for his 412 from scratch1 but prize drives last night for 134, 163 and amateur” business in Australia, 4800-4820 Wisconsin EMerson 4800 with a fat one for the gross Guidolin (left) of the Boston Bruins his gloves along 148, Micalizzi in cracking the former declined further comment. UP-COMING PENALTIES!—Bob hurriedly drops FOR FACTORY APPROVED 487. of the National at Bos- "WHEEL WITH WHEELER" league mark of 435 of Clarendon’s “Our association knows our posi- as Detroit’s Pete Horeck lunges at him in the second period League game A War employe, John*! Department Jack Barkley, led Temple to a sweep tion,” Talbert said. ton Garden. Don Gallinger (right) holds back another Red Wing player as Jack Crawford CHEVROLET SERVICE Is 25 old and an Army veteran years ovei Bethesda Bowling Center. Ben of the Bruins comes in to break it —AP Wirephoto. ON CARS OR TRUCKS most of it Ward’s cable to the Australian (6) /—AUTO of three years’ service, Christiani’s 406 up._•*_ SEE GLASS—^ j helped Temple’s association asked the group to refer in Italy and Africa. counts of 641 and Installed While U Wait lusty 1,883. the following message to Mulloy, CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. A new leader in women's scratch; Jumping Jim Luckett, who cli- Talbert and Brown: “You have had RE. 5877 sets bobbed up last night in the 'Game of Year' Looms College Quints 'Beat 7725 Wise. Art. OL. <100 a 413 with and Willie Slogan maxed <* Hogan'Is 174, Associated Press of sufficient tournament play and we By the person of Jessie Sacrey, captain with 160 and were the Zehring, 405, would like you to return immedi- Lest Night’* Scores. STANDARD AUTO GLASS the leading Brookland Recreation as Alexandria heaviest wallopers ately. Do not accept invitations to East and New England. 624 N St. N.W. team in the Ladies’ District League. overwhelmed the Clarendon In Villanova, 45; Army. 42. Of Pros at Tucson AUTO REPAIRING visiting play in Egypt, France or any other Kentucky-lrish Virginia. 83: Waynesburg, 60. In a match at Rosslyn she shot 418 outfit with games of 595, 660 and countries.” Dartmouth. 73: Boston, 52. with a of 147. Her gross Syracuse, 58; St. Lawrence. 42. and REPAINTING high game 668. Donald Cost’s 392 and Barkley’s 37. The L. T. A. A. decided to advise Vermont. 73: Middlebury, BODY AMD PENDBR WORK of. 6-424 placed placed her well up were no as Colby. 59: St. Anselms. 67. 389 to avail Clarendon Talbert and Mulloy that exhibitions Court Collision As Tourney Opens St. Joseph's. 73: Elisabethtown. 84. in the standings. skidded from second to third place. 34. McMahon Chevrolet. Ine. after February 1 would not be sanc- By »h« Associated Press Scranton. 49: Lehigh. ly tho Associated fun A big boost in the already heavy DuckpinS fell in near-record W. Va. Wesleyan, 56; Alderson-Broad- Ay*. N.W. GE. 0100 tioned, but to allow Brown, who is on Jan. 30.—Ken- dus. 62. TUCSON, Arte., Jan. 30.—Leading <323 (fioroio at the Greenway Bowl is due Mount Rainier when the LOUISVILLE, Ky., 88. EmiKPIAXK 8KRT1C1 entry scores at a different to exhibtions Ithaca. 40: Lock Haven, the into of the tour, play and Notre Dame, two of the Bethany. 66. golfers of country swung tonight when the 16 teams Marylanders, aided by Ralph Negus’ tucky Fairmont, 69; _ up to February 8. Nation’s college basket ball Niagara.
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