Dating J&kf Sports Is to as Washington, D. C., Saturday, April 1, 1944—A—12 |Bluege Looking Ortiz Spearhead of Nats' Attack ■ * Knoxville Golf Is Wide Cuban Lose or Draw Hefty Slugger Win, Open as McSpaden to By GRANTLAND RICE. Expected Keep Golf Quietly More Than Holds Own in War Sport Sets Early Pace Club Up in Race Without any great fanfare or hullabaloo, golf more than has kept By the Associated Press. By JOHN B. KELLER. its place with war sport. The winter circuit has been a big success, KNOXVILLE, Tenn., April 1.—It In which servicemen have roles before A much improved ballplayer since played important big galleries. still will be any one's tournament Naturally the winter circuit missed such stars as Snead, he first came up to the Washington Sammy when the cream of the Nation’s and many others—a heavy percentage of their best—but club several years ago, Bob Ortiz is shotmakers tee off for the second the grip of the old game remained for those able to play or to watch. expected to play a big part in keep- 18-hole round of Knoxville's $6,666 If millions can attend the race track, fights, , basket ball ing the Nats up in the 1944 Amer- War Bonds but and other there is no reason the over- Open today, Harold competitions, certainly why ican League race. Skipper Os age golfer shouldn't play his game and get his needed exercise—or (Jug) McSpaden is the man to Bluege not only looks for good de- follow some tournament where he gets more physical help than all watch. fensive play by Bob in right field, other sport spectators lumped together. Already the Philadelphia pro has but also believes the big Cuban will It remained for Jug McSpaden, veteran who started years ago won the most money in the PGA winter in attack. from Clyde McBride's club at Kansas City, to lead the winter and the circuit and he shot a 66 yes- figure importantly terday to lead dark-horse That spring hike. McBride was McSpaden's first strong booster—and Jug Jimmy .304 Ortiz socked for Mon- Johnson of Detroit by one stroke. treal in the International more than made good for his supporter. League A trio including , na- last season is nothing to be laughed Jug always has had his share of brilliancy. But it was not until tional champion for the duration, off. A keen eye and a lusty swing the of that he the much more campaign 194^1-4 finally acquired were close behind with 68s. are needed to build up such a mark Important ingredient Of consistency. York to Present Prizes. against -A pitching and few At the close of the final round Sun- of the pitchers the Cuban will face 5 Feet Is an Cruickshank, 2, Amazing Competitor day, the winner will receive his War in bigtime this season will be bet- ter than the usuual AA class. There was a story about one of the top champions of all time, a Bonds from the hands of the out- hero of World War defending champ above 50, that took place a few days ago. It was a standing I, Sergt. Bob hits a long ball, and spotted Alvin York, who has been invited to as he is in fourth in the bat- story almost overlooked. It was the story of Bobby Cruickshank bat- place come from his home at Jamestown, order, with such fleet men as tling to hold his title in the North and South at Pinehurst. ting Tenn., PGA Tourney Fred George Case, George Myatt and In my opinion Bobby Cruickshank, 5 feet 2 inches in height, dis- RIGHT ON THE BUTTON—Beau Jack (right) as he Corcoran announced. Stan Spence just ahead of him, he grimaces around 140 better known as Wee is one of takes a left to the chin from the placement pounds, Bobby, After shooting a record-tying 63 will be in a position to chalk up a determined-looking Juan the most amazing athletes and competitors sport has known. He now on the par 70 Municipal course in shining runs-batted-in record. Zurita during their 10-round nontitle bout at Madison Square the Is the professional at the Richmond Country Club. He should have pro-amateur Thursday, Mc- Big Enough to Be Powerful. Garden, in New York, last night. The Beau outpointed Zurita, won at least two with luck. Spaden three-putted the No. 1 green Opens any The right-hand Cuban has National Association world yesterday and was one over on the batting champion. But that’s only a small part of the story. Let’s turn the clock the build to give him at the par-4 hole. But he sank four long power —A- P. Wirephoto. back 30 years or a trifle more. Before the First World War Cruickshank He stands 6 feet 3 and ones on the first nine and fired three plate. was the all-around athlete in . He was a brilliant in condition greatest birdies on the back side. weighs playing slightly was or over 200 Bob has a free golfer. He Scotland's, England's, finest lightweight fighter. He Tied with Wood in the 68 bracket pounds. Scared Foes Could was swing that gets plenty of distance also a star soccer and rugby player. He was Scotland’s master were Tony of Dayton and Jack, 23 Gets P^nna in his drives. He proved a Today, fisherman. As a graduate of Edinburgh University, he was a scholar Dave Clark of Houston, Tex., both slugger with the Royals last year and Get Chisox of high rank, especially concerning Burns and Shakespeare. outside the big money-winning Flag marked a class. up sterling record for By the Associated Press. When the war broke out in 1914, Bobby served as a member of the extra bases. $25,000 Check as FRENCH LICK, Ind., April 1. famous for four years. It was in this that Nelson Ties for Fourth. With last year’s statistics —Jim Dykes, White Sox Poe of Princeton his life. Lord , former Na- showing Chicago Johnny gave the Nats not so has heard tional Open and Masters titleholder, sturdy at bat, a manager, that his club Near the finish Cruickshank was captured with some 46 surviving hitter such as Ortiz to be has been to win the Zurita's Master picked to give McSpaden a for BROTHERS FROM —Roberto Ortiz veteran out- promises picked members of the Ladies From who had far their (left), could American By the Associated Press. Hell, gone beyond his a go far toward making the League pennant. Lou money, shot 1-under-par 69, a He found himself in the fielder assigned to regular job with th§ Nats, brought along club a Cleveland objective. middle of 10,000 Germans. Before tying for fourth with strong factor in the pennant Boudreau, manager, NEW YORK, April 1.—This Is he he delivered an German the younger Olivrio for a pitching tryout. —Star Photo. pursuit. In and in and others have made the predic- escaped entire guard back to the prison of Evansville, Ind. camp games Beau Jack’s 23d birthday, and some- one all batting drills Bob has indicated he tion, and Dykes, when asked if camp night, singing songs, while Bobby carried all the guns. Bunched at 70 were players in- time dusk has the Now they were answered: before he’ll step Into cluding Sammy Byrd, former Knox- power. he has a dozen right, exhibition tussles in but if Uncle Mike Jacobs' 20th Odds 1,000-1 Against Him, Ties Jones for Title ville and Yankee baseball player. which to prove “Probably they aren’t, Century Buc Game Crucial Test for Lee these signs aren’t everybody gets the notion we’re "They loved beer,” Bobby told me. "So did but couldn’t Others were George Low of Clear- misleading. Sporting Club office and pick up a I, they the water, Fla.; Nathan Smith of Chat- Bluege is confident the big fellow championship stuff, other $25,000 take it.” teams birthday present. tanooga, Tenn.; Joe Zarhardt of will come through. His club cer- may scare so badly we’ll “What happened later?” I asked Cruickshank. “It was very Of Clash will pick a lot of victories. And that is no “April fool” gag. Norristown, Pa.; Amateur George Chisox; Cubs, Tigers tainly need the power. up cheap sad,” he said. "They shot all the guards.” By the Associated Press. A1 still are to make us cham- The McAlister of Durham, N. C., and Hollingsworth hospital- Maybe enough $25,000—or thereabout—will So after the First was NEW 1.—Jovial ized. World War over, Bobby came over to the Joe Taylor of Johnson City, Tenn. YORK, April cigar Roger Wolff, hefty knuckle-balling pions.’’ be the ex-bootblack’s bit of last United States with , his His main loves off smoking Jimmy Dykes, manager of Cleveland Indians—Mike Nawmick, pitcher, missed practice great pal. Decidedly their game were yesterday night’s $87,802 gate receipts at Mad- then were Burns and Revolta of the Chicago White Sox, may have Hal Kleine and Eddie Klieman are because of a stomach disorder, but golf, Shakespeare. Johnny Evanston, 111., ison one of his pitching worries erased scheduled to pitch against Cincin- was on the Square Garden, where the In 1923 at Inwood, Bobby came to the last hole of the United and Jimmy Hines of Amsterdam, job again today. Only Lamotta No. 1 from his mind today. nati tomorrow. other casual is Trainer Mike Upholds Bounding Beau pounded out a 10- States Jones four strokes. Just what N. Y., who shot 71s, as did Ott Wil- Martin. Open trailing Bobby by would Cubs—Bruin3 to round decision over Juan Zurita of lowett of Dayton, Ohio. Southpaw Thornton Lee is sched- Chicago hope He’s still battling with an inflamed you say the odds were? 1,000 to 1? It isn’t enough. their first exhibition to- Mexico City, the NBA’s new Willis Goggins of White Plains, uled to take the mound against the play game sinus. light- But became all tangled up in traps and took a 7 day against Detroit. Eddie Hany- but Is Booed weight champion, who was making N. Y., fired at 72 and Johnny Bulla, Pirates at Louisville, Ky., Spanish Names Step Kelly. Rating, on that tough par-4 hole. It cost Jones five shots to get into the zewski scheduled to start on mound, his first Eastern appearance. Atlanta Airlines pilot, dropped to in the first of a two-game series. If Spelling of Spanish names has from 20 Sand with Hank Wyse and Johnny Bur- cup yards away. poison. a 74. the 6-foot-3 portsider shows that an Kelly, clubhouse aide at Makes Beau Miss a Lot. rows also slated lor College In What about Cruickshank? After a fine drive three-inning Woods The clever and Cruickshank laid operation last / fall has cured the Park, down. He daubs out more Edging straight-punch- turns. his second shot 5 feet from the cup, holed his putt for a 3—and so source of his arm trouble the Sox lettering on the Cuban athletes’ Br the Associated Press. ing Zurita made Beau Jack miss Pittsburgh Pirates — Manager of four strokes on Jones on one hole. Jones won the hopes of winning the American than would be plenty punches, but the dusky picked up play- Two D. C. Table Net Frankie Frisch said he intends to playing garments CHICAGO, April 1.—Jake La- will take a Georgian whittled out the verdict off with a miracle shot on the same final hole. League pennant big needed on correctly branded give all pitchers turn on mound to equip- motta, rugged New York boxer rec- jump. ment for an entire club. by having much the better of the As great competitors in golf I rank these two Bobby’s at the top. toughen them up. Xavier Rescigno, the National Back ognized by Boxing As- infighting and by forcing the ac- both had the brains and Stars in 1941 Lee won 22 games They swing—the the heart. I’ve seen Cruick- Advance, One Johnny Gee and Rip Sewell probable sociation tion all the in the and lost 11 with an as the Nation’s No. 1 civ- way overweight, earned run aver- hurlers White Sox Early Wynn, husky Tarheel pitch- shank lose three United States Opens by rough breaks and say with against today. none-title scrap. Jack age of 2.37. Then his arm trouble er, is quite a ball player. He looks ilian middleweight, still merited weighed 136, a broad grin—“What difference does it make? The trout will be Draft Closing in on York. Zurita 133%. developed. He won only two games handy at any spot on the field, par- that next week. the small-mouthed bass.” Bows in St. Louis Detroit York rating today, but he put in an of snapping Maybe in 1942 and six last year. Dykes and Tigers—Slugger Rudy ticularly at shortstop. And Early George Parnassus, pilot the (North American Newspaper Alliance.) probably will get final answer about extremely busy last Mexican said he By the Associated Pres*. Lee both are keeping their fingers can sock that ball at the plate, too. evening night scrapper, thought Army service before Tigers break his boy won the He also said ST. LOUIS, April 1.—Carolyn Wil- crossed and hoping no one springs at Chicago Stadium in taking a split fight. camp April 11. He has arranged to Slender Gil Torres is the he wasn’t more Eastern an April fool gag. Dykes certainly among 10-round decision from booking any son, District of Columbia women’s take before Army Sergt. could use a preinduction physical tireless toilers at camp. With no appearances right now, but was leav- Mark to 22-game winning pitcher. Lou Woods of Detroit. Kiefer Sets Steal AAU champion, is among the seeded that date. weight to lose and his legs in fine ing early next week for a rest in Browns’ Hayworth Reports. Cincinnati Many in the crowd of 6.402 which players safely the first and Reds—First Baseman trim after a winter of baseball in Mexico. through Other major news: lpague Frank McCormick slated to take Cuba, Gil nevertheless shags flies paid $18,704 booed the verdict of Beau Jack, with the Garden Tank Show as Smith's Rival second rounds of action ift the na- Brooklyn Dodgers—Mickey Owen, Referee Walter Army physical examination today. in the outfield, goes through long Brightmore, whose turned over to the circus, starting By the Press. tional table tennis first-string catcher, reported. Criscola a vote for Lamotta decided the battle. Associated I in 2:40.3, a second slower Oran the championship Tony slugged couple of infield drills and takes his turn at Monday, must look for new gold St. Louis Cardinals—Whitey Ku- 400-foot One of the two ANN ARBbR, Mich., April,' 1.4- meet record; of tournament which opened here yes- homers in batting drill. pitching to batters. judges agreed, while fields to mine. It looks as if he’ll Chari^JMtpmgn rowski, third baseman, an- Talentefl Great Lakes should paddle Columbia, national <4iMfIate awing pulled New York Giants—Veteran South- the other voted for Woods, the tangle with Cleo Shans in Boston terday. cient hidden-ball trick on Ken off with the team who won the low-board paw Carl Hubbell in Luis Saurez appears better young boxing instructor at before championship champion, Miss Wilson defeated Madeline helped pitch daily Camp long, and he also has a O’Dea in intrasquad game. O’Dea around third base. He all the Grant, and victor in 29 with a tidal wave of points in to- title, and Great Lakes’ 400-yard free- Fairlie of batting practice. has 111., of 30 tentative date in Philadelphia for Hammond, Ind., 21—7, had tripled, then was off v night’s closing round of the National style relay team of Jerry Kerschner, caught —Joe Buzas, a action of a good fielder and speed previous engagements. May against an undetermined 21—7, 21—7, in the afternoon’s open- third to dismay of oppo- AAU indoor swimming meet, but the Walt Ris, Dobson Burton and Smith. Manager Billy Newark farmhand, up from Bucknell enough to enable him to cover a Boring in relentlessly, Lamotta nent, possibly . ing round, and followed last night Southworth, who was at Bluejackets’ heralded Bill Smith has Verdeur, a senior at Northwestern coaching University, was at second base in lot of territory. Luis breaks equally was bothered in the early rounds by by eliminating Ginger Fidler of Des the hot corner. Jack Injures Hands, Back. found a rival for individual honors Catholic High in Philadelphia, also Yanks’ indoor drill yesterday. well to either side. • the clever sergeant’s left jab to the Moines, 21—12, 21—11, 21—19. An- St. Louis Browns—Catcher Jack has been in the Garden so in Adolph Kiefer. finished second to Kiefer in the in- Myron —Shortstop Skeet- face. The New Yorker, weighing other Washington paddler, Mrs. Mil- Sullivan at often the last few months that he dividual medley to put North Phila- Hayworth reported. Flu-troubled er Newsom and Catcher Roy Partee Johnny short and 162 to Woods’ 15514, got in the Chief Specialist Kiefer of the dred Stout, was eliminated going in the Nelson Potter and tonsil-conscious reported at Myatt at second are rounding into sixth with should be paying rent. Last night's Naval came delphia YMCA third in the point camp. telling blows to the body Bainbridge Station first round by Isabel of was his 13th main with Chapman a keen double-play pair. Each but Woods came back fray go there with an standings eight markers. strong in the through explosive perform- Hammond, Ind., 21—9, 21—10, times his catches of the and his third appearance of the short, seventh and gave Lamotta a ance in last night’s five-event pro- Tries for Another Record. 21—11. good month. The quick throw from the other well and pasting in the before night's receipts, put on gram, toppling his own American Kiefer, who earlier this season set In the men’s Arkansas Gets eighth slipping division, Joe Camero Derby Boyd, Stewart Pass each in for the to the line by 17,593 customers, booted pivots good style the floor for a two count. record in the 300-yard individual world marks in the 100 and 200 of advanced Jack’s Washington with a throw to first. Woods total 13-fight gate to $1,035,- more than four seconds. yard backstroke, will try to lower weakened in the ninth and medley by close victory over Don Feak of To- 279, of which he probably has re- His time of 3:23.9 tumbled the stand- his 10-yard world standard of 1:30.4 Powell Has Tooth Trouble. was floored for counts of two and ledo, 14—21, 21—16, 22—20, 23—21. Best Field in Year Exams for Service ceived close to a quarter million. Jake Powell had a session with nine, but weathered the storm ard cf 3:28.1 he fashioned at Hono- tonight as he seeks the crown wrest- Favorites to Beau Jack advanced all down the By the Associated Press. finish came out of the Zurita lulu in 1941. ed from him last year Artie Boyd, Roosevelt High foot- his dentist yesterday. The veteran the tenth on virtually even by Michigan’s line with scarcely any trouble. fight with two injured hands and a Billy HOT SPRINGS, Ark., April 1.—A believes his will terms. Harry Holiday. ball and track and Kermit hitting pick up strained Smith Easily Keeps Title. Holzrichter. Chicago, defending track coach, back. He hurt his hands Although Smith is favored in the lightning-fast and one of the after treatments are concluded. Pacing Great Lakes to i to iuu- point men’s singles champion, topped tZuzu) Anacostia hitting the Mexican and hurt his 100 and 400 classiest fields of 3-year-olds in re- Stewart, gridiron total in the first half of the yard free-style events Warren Hotz of 21—14 back Beau said. program, Omaha, cent in are Tomorrow's with Lee 2d Held Best missing him, tonight, he may be surprised by his years appeared prospect for mentor, headed for the Navy game Camp Grasshopper Smith easily retained his 220-yard 21—17, 21—15. the at Zurita's only marks of battle were 10th running of the $10,000- after their College Park will get under way title, but his shot at a new Bluejacket teammates, Kerschner passing preinduction some red around free-style added at 2:30. There'll be no rosy spots his mid- and in the in Arkansas Derby, closing fea- admission In Ponce world record failed nine-tenths Ris, century, which physical examinations at $5,000 de Leon section, where Jack a 10- by ture of Oaklawn Park’s yesterday charge, but the Prince Georges played Allen Ford’s title is undefended. 30-day Fort By the Associated Pres*. round tattoo. of a second. However, Smith’s 2:08 Women's this Myer. Under regulations now Smith is in the Basket Ball meeting afternoon. County Red Cross will benefit from triumph toppled Alan Ford’s 1942 defending champion in force they are given at least 21 MIAMI, Fla., April 1.—With five Beau's hands aren't hurt so badly mile. Fifteen horses were entered in the gate collections. record of 2:09.3. quarter days after before winter victories in the that he can’t pick up that mile and a furlong feature, but only passing being record, W. $25,000 Also scheduled tonight are the called into W. check, however. was second in the team or service. Crenshaw’s Grasshopper 2d Michigan and 300 Crown to Vultees 10 12 were expected to go to the gen- high diving medley relay on was standings with 12 points, with the post. Boyd, who will be 38 in June, was Barons Rely Gauthier erally picked as best of the race. Batterman, who edged Strother Ey the Associated rest of the field scattered far behind. Press. an all-around athlete at Tech seven thoroughbreds in on Lawson T-bone) Martin of Many of the experts figured the High racing today Appling Nine Great Lakes in ST. and of the Ponce JOSEPH, Mo., April 1.—The race a affair University and $5,000 de Leon Handicap Other champions crowned last a close low-board scrap, is three-way among the To Check Bears in Semi expected Nashville (Tenn.) entered the District school system in at Tropical Park. After Shift From Lee night were 17-year-old Joseph Ver- i to capture the Vultees were Brolite Farm’s Challenge Me, Dave high-board crowm, 1929. He coached at Tech and By the Associated Press. Claimed for By the deur of North YMCA. while crowned women’s National AAU bas- Ferguson’s Bell Buzzer and Col. C. $5,500 during the Associated Press. Philadelphia Great Lakes is favored in the — V. Eastern before going to Roosevelt. CLEVELAND, April 1. Coach Hialeah season, the horse went out who won the 220-yard breast stroke medley relay. ket ball of 1944 last Whitney’s Signals Bloke. ATLANTA, April 1.—Pvt. Lucius champions night Stewart was a Bud Cook of the Cleveland Barons to set the track record Challenge Me, the big brown colt football star at for the mile (Luke) Appling. Chicago White Sox after defeating the A. I. B. team of will use the willing but disabled Paul and a sixteenth on the turf. which set a new record of 1:42% George Washington University and shortstop and 1943 some as a Gauthier as goalie in the at Des Moines, Iowa, 23-16, in the final for the 1 l-16th mile here last Sat- played pro before joining deciding Top-weighted 120, the Cren- batting champion, has been assigned the Anacostia staff game of the semifinal American shaw in the mile Camp Grant's School for of the 16th annual tournament. urday, was the likely popular choice. last September. entry and sixteenth to the Reconditioning Service at Umps Numerous other League hockey contest with the feature will have The Tennessee team had no trou- Anthony Skoronski, 21, of Chicago, District school competition from Lawson General Hospital near here. ble after a coaches are to be called Hershey Bears at the arena tonight. Argonne Woods and the veteran Sir breaking 10-all tie in the Oaklawn’s leading rider, was up on expected Appling, inducted after the com- Trains Men for third for physical examinations in- Gauthier, injured first string Marlboro. Peace Jobs period. the colt, a son of Challenger II- soon, pletion of last year’s baseball season, By the Associated Press. The Chatham cluding Dallas head of the goal tender, who has ben out since Others in the field are in on the station softball team, was Blanketeers of Elkin, Cash Book. Shirley, Twoses, was transferred from Camp Lee. Va., | March 5, reported to Cook four at 103 CAMP GRANT, 111., April 1—A ! the first to register. N. C., took third place with a 23-16 department. Shirley estimates that pounds; Mixer, Sweep Swinger where he had been assigned to at least 15 and has been and school for baseball victory over the Hornets of of the 35 men in senior days ago practicing Stinging Bee. manage Lee s baseball umpires, designee Passarella, a former with Dallas, Klem Handles Camp team. player Tex. Dodger high schools here will be lightly. Should he be forced out the to train servicemen for the job. and Los called Angeles, umpired for two years into service Barons’ defense would transfer to believed to be the first of its kind The consolation championship was Games to Get in before next fall. in the American League, and was Shape in the country, has been opened at won by the Sports Arena of Atlanta, Spare Lloyd Storie, who has turned the first arbiter to join the service, By the Associated Press. in Moore Slated for Grant. Ga., in a 27-15 defeat of Lenox, Great‘Lakes to 14 topnotch performances in the Reiff, Semi Camp enlisting a year ago. BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Play Iowa. Nellie Seagraves of the Nash- Y., April first six games of the series. Under the direction of Sergt. Art ville Business College team won the 1.—Bill Klem, chief of the National Baseball Clubs Tonight’s game will break the 3-3 Passarella, former American League Major On Card free-throw contest with 46 staff of By the deadlock and send the winner into Perry-Angott goals League’s is Associated Press. Ring umpire, the school was opened tc Girl Baskeler umpires, going Morns Scores 1,297 out of 50 tosses. championship playoffs with Buffalo Rein, hard-hitting welter- having happened in a train soldiers to do a little him- GREAT 1.— four-rounder planning umpiring spring training LAKES, 111., April next The victor weight. who made a with The all-AAU squad chosen was: Sailors Tuesday. also will big last summer at Griffith Stadium careers after the war. A boom in self. stationed at Great Lakes District Forwards—Alwine Banks receive $5,000 in prize money, while fight fans in his initial when Perry was his debut baseball and softball in the As Team Wins 41 Games Pate, Naval Training Station again this making in postwai Hazel Branch of the the loser nets $4,000. showing here two weeks ago, comes the Vultees; Walker, Motor Rickey, president season will see most of the pro game. period, camp officials said, would By the Associated Press. major back as one of the in the Coaches, Little Rock, Ark.; Mary Brooklyn Dodgers, said last night baseball fighters Both Perry and Angott have work- create many umpiring jobs. league teams in action. semifeature CHINA, Tex., April 1.—Barbara Link. Des Klem would officiate in all remain- bout on the Aaron outs scheduled and Pepsi-Colas, Moines; Anne Lt. Mickey Cochrane, who is lining today tomorrow After-duty classes are to be con- Self, made Chatham exhibition on the Last Perry-Sammv Angott card next at A. C. 16-year-old forward, Linback, Blanketeers, and ing games Brook- up his team after about all of Fights Liberty to wind up training ducted twice for four weeks losing Night Tuesday night at Uline Arena. weekly 1,297 points this season for the Marjorie Bolar, A. I. B. lyn schedule. his 1943 has By the Associated Press. for Tuesday's bout. Angott will players, arranged games A and Lt. Col. Frank A. Bush, special serv- Guards—Corene Jax NEW strong rapid puncher, Reiff take to the China School basket ball Smith, Boe- with 14 of the 16 big league clubs. YORK—Beau Jack. 136. Au- ring at 2 o'clock and The course High girls’ gusta. Ga outpointed Juan Zurita. scored a fourth-round knockout over ice , announced. ings, Wichita; Florence at 3:30. The drills are Woodman, Goldfadden in The two missing clubs are 133!'4. Mexico City (16: nontitle): En- Perry open members of the med- team, which won 41 straight games Navy Washing- Morrison on the Arm- is open to all A. I. B.; Mary Winslow Nash- ton and riaues Bolanos, 125. Mexico City, out- Jimmy Henry to the | Hoffey, Ben former basket St, Louis Cardinals. They public. ical unit training area and the to its streak to 71 for two ville Business Goldfadden, pointed Willie Boache, 126, Wilming- strong-Frankie Wills show. Their bring ! College; Bertha Smith, have no open dates in ton Del. (6). ball player at George Washington Chicago. bout while it 'lasted medical training replacement center Hornets, and Vul- CHICAGO.—Jake La Motta. 162. New packed more 'years. | Margaret Petty, and director of the tecs, University Five years ago—OhicTstate re- York, outpointed Lou Woods. 1551?. De- action than did the main event that After the budding umpires have troit (10): George Parks. 188. Wash- Miss Self, who will be back next Greenbelt (Md.) recreation center, tained National AAU and learned the rules and fundamental; swimming ington. knocked out Nate Bolden, 178Vi, night, there have been requests SELL YOUR CAR season, brought her total to now wears navy blue. He was in- title in competition at Chicago (7). for Reiff's return. Promoter of the class will go out- points Cookes Win Net Match Columbus, Goldie umpiring ducted yesterday. Ohio. MILWAUKEE—Doll Rafferty. 135Va, Bust 2,139 for the winning streak, an Milwaukee, stopped Joey Rivera. 131 Vi. Ahearn has ideas of possibly build- doors for practical experience. ATHENS, Ga., April 1 (>P).—Lt. Puerto Rico (4): Vecie Van, 172. Mil- ing him into a big attraction here said. |average of more than 30 each game, Elwood Cooke and his wife, Sarah waukee. outpointed Hank Postoway, 175. Camp McCoy (tit and on Tuesday night will send him FLOOD PONTIAC After annouuncement was made China rolled up 2,052 and won over Don points Palfrey Cooke, Floyd ST. LOUIS —Jim Elliott, 162Va, Bal- Eddie timore. against Moore, a tough boy of the school’s opening, several allowed the opposition only 406, an and Ensign Barney Welsh, respec- D. C. Woman Stars outpointed Deacon Nathan Lo- Bowling Vie gan. 164. Richmond Heights, Mo. (10); from Newark, N. J. 8400 to enter less than 10 foi Woodley WACS said they planned average of points tively, in one-set matches played Charley Riley. 12044. St. Louis, knocked Another six-rounder wall be a and Pfc. Lucille Thomen, a catche] ! the 41 games. for Red Cross benefit here yesterday. out Sammy Scully. 133. Chicago (2). 4221 Coonectknt Avenue In NORWICH. Conn.—The Blond Tiger. featherweight go between Frankie Two Connecticut Events 120, Lowell, Mass., knocked out Ray Open daily, evening* and Sunday Jones. 125, New York (2): Tommy Bove and Archie Wilner, both ac- With Ruth McCIintic of other fair Rosslyn roller among the group Keene. 145. Pit.tsbur£h, stopped George claimed as Humes. promising youngsters. the defending champion, a bevy of to boast a tournament 144, Hartford. Conn. (It. Ambassador Tank Meet on Sans Board major win LOWELL Mass.—Jimmy Mulligan, Five rounders send Bob Thompson Diving woman bowlers to- leading Capital this season. 176, Lowell, knocked out A1 Stephany, Steve from 11 will have to the the free 185. against Burkas, heavyweights, Representatives clubs, forego diving 440-yard style title, night will in the 11th an- Lorraine White Plains, N. Y. (3). compete Gulli, despite the fact READING. Pa.—Hubert Samuels, and Nelson portion of the meet. which she won at At- Tiger against Jimmy along with a number of unat- recently nual Hartford Times Yankee tour- she has not won a stake event 134, Philadelphia, and Paulie Jackson, this McGriff, . Nelson, a While Leola Thomas, one of lanta, and will participate in the nament at and to- 133, Reading, drew (81: Henry Jones, “dark horses,” will Hartford, Conn., season, will be at her third 203. New tached partici- the Club’s free aiming York, knocked out Billy Wes- hard-working club fighter, has the Ambassador top stars, style, breast and back stroke morrow in the ninth annual Olive ley. 207, Haddonfleld, N. J. (2). Club’s conquest in the Yankee and her distinction of the pate in the Ambassador will not be on hand tonight, 14- events tonight. Johnson WORCESTER, Mass—Pat Demers. being only fighter Open at New Haven. second in the Olive Johnson. 133. Brockton. Mass will outpointed Zack so far with a victory over Perry, it fourth annual invitation swim- year-old Pat Van Zile be Other outstanding swimmers Accompanying Mrs. McCIintic, Taylor. 1301.,, New York (lot: Tommy Metropolitan Washington’s only Riordan, 132. Brock'on, outpointed ming meet to be held in the hotel there and will carry the standard expected are: Irving (Soupy) who last with only Sunday paired week-end tournament got under way Johnny Priest, 131. Cambridge, 8 o'clock. for the Miss Thomas is in Mass. (6). a ■ ■ » pool tonight starting at club. Birdgers, present AAU junior Sue Stokes of Silver Soring to win this afternoon with the Arlington PHILADELPHIA —Bob Smith. 128’v. The District AAU indoor low- swimming in the Na- champion; John Dilley from Pur- the annual Fool April women’s Bowling Center Handicap, a seven- Philadelphia, outpointed Walter "Cabey For your health’a aake board diving championships, tionals and is expected to return due and now in the Navy, na- doubles at will be Lorraine Lewis. 125Ia. New York (8>: Johnny Takoma, game affair sanctioned by the Na- Wolgast, 118’/a, Philadelphia, outpointed which a of the with the individual tional backstroke were to be part 150-yard intercoliegiate Gulli, Bing Moen, Lots Gladding, tional Duckpin Coia. 115, Philadelphia (6>. Bowling — If she Congress, INDIANAPOLIS. Johnny Denson. meet, have been postponed in- medley championship. champion, and Marine Esho Frances Wilson, Alma Mehler, to attract _ SWIM promising pinmen of all Indianapolis, knocked out Ira Hughes. definitely due to the lack of a captures this title, it will be her Hallila, present holder of the Gladys Lynn, Margie Smith and classes. It ends Pittsburgh (7). 10 A.M. tomorrow night. BRUNSWICK. to 10 P.M. FOR FACTORY APPROVED board. Last the fourth within six months. She 220-yard jtinior national free- Me.—Jake Desautel. diving Sunday Mary Magnotto. Miss Moen will be Entrance fee is $5 with the winner Rochester, N. H., knocked out Jackie NA. 8510 club's board was broken by some won the 100-yard junior national style championship. her fourth of the Parker, Worcester, Mass. (3) I Swimming: CHEVROLET seeking triumph receiving $100. in -i... HOLLYWOOD.—Elmer Ray. 197, Taught Six r,us Ta- SERVICE ! ovei'fenthusiastic and free style, Bill of the Lessons Ta* performers backstroke, 880-yard Armstrong, manager season, having won the Lorraine Monday the second week of rolling Gainsvllle. Fla stopped Buddy Millard, ON CARS OR TRUCKS a new one was to have arrived and was a member of the Am- Ambassador Club, to take Gulli here 1,8. San Francisco |4>. plans and shared two mixed in the Red Cross benefit mixed PORTLAND. 150- the Oreg—Joe Robleto. 123, SEE yesterday. But, in true war time bassador Club's champion cream of his club to the Na- doubles victories in Baltimore. doubles at Silver is Pasadena. Calif outpointed Joey Dolan. Spring expected 123, style, the board has been medley relay team. tionals at Oakland, late Frances winner of the Portland (lot. CHEVY CHASE NOTOB CO. delayed yard Calif., Wilson, Wom- to lure another big field Sixty-four DIEGO. Calif.—Rusty Patna, in shipment and the Miss Van Zile Is the holder of this month. ,.8AN aquatic aces en’s United States Open, is the only couples fired the opening night. 7725 Wit. Ave. Wit. 1635

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