Wilson, Small but Smart Slabman, Eyes Regular Nat Berth Winner Win, Lose or Draw Lefty Always A. U. Aiming to Shake Redskins' Krause Is Seen Going By DENMAN THOMPSON In Minors, With Navy Slump in Loop Game From Service to All-America Star Sports Editor uy Lewis r. Atchison Yanked Bluege From Accountant's Desk In Pacific Area With C. U. Max Krause, one-time Redskin Tonight now ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 19.—Nearly 28 years ago, in the lonesome star awaiting his release from By Burton Hawkins American University’s the will be surroundings of a Rock Island (111.) hotel lobby, Ossie Bluege was skidding Navy, the next Tribes- Star Staff Correspondent Mason-Dixon Conference champs man rescued from a business career. Traveling bag in hand, Os was headed to enroll under an All-America for will try to pull out of their slump at Conference it was the door when he encountered Bill Jackson, of the Peoria ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 19.—Maxle banner, reported club of the Three-I Catholic U.’s expense tonight in the today. The League which Bluege had Wilson is a stocky, hard-driving little man with big ideas lone on the cal- joined in Rock Island a few days before. game collegiate Gonzaga graduate is rumored and the novel notion he has at the endar. The "Where are you going?’’ asked the astonished Eagles, battling Loyola headed for an assistant coaching Jackson. moment is that he’£ going to win a for the league’s seasonal record berth under Ray Flaherty of the trophy, had no trouble beating the New York “I’m going home,” Ossie said. "I’m going starting berth on the Nats’ pitching Yankees. A reliable Cardinals last week and figure to source said he also home to stay. I don’t like being on this ball club. staff. Maxie's plans seem a bit had been sgunded repeat. But their losses to Ran- out I’m not used to this kind of life and I don’t like it— ridiculous to those who haven’t seen by Dud De Groot concerning dolph-Macon and Gallaudet have a with being away from home, hanging around ail morn- him labor, but the Nats have seen position the conference fans wondering wheth- Americans. ing, sitting in a movie in the evening or in my him in action and are inclined to er the firm of Love, Lindeman, who room, alone. I don’t like being with a lot of fellows string along with the 5-foot 7-lnch Krause, expects to receive his pizza, etc., is on the verge of a who know each other, but don’t know me and have 160-pound lefthander. discharge about the middle of crackup. said he nothing to say to me.” On a squad which includes such March, intends to return Tomorrow the Eagles meet to "Come oirer here and sit talent as Spokane, Wash., where he was down,” advised Jack- recognized Sid Hudson, Georetown at C. U., while Maryland in business before war son, and he poured enough encouragement into Roger Wolff, Dutch the and that Leonard, Mickey goes to for a South- Ossie’s ear to save Williamsburg he has a conference with Flaherty him from tossing in the towel. Haefner, Marino Pieretti, Walter ern Conference test with William scheduled. Krause indicated he "You’re lonesome, Ossie, because you have time on Masterson and Johnny Niggeling, and Mary. The latter is still bid- would be a your hands. But don’t on Wilson’s ambition be a notch receptive to sound - give up yourself. You’re may for an invitation ding to the title and it is no secret going to be a real ball Not a o«i« siuete above his ability. Catcher A1 Evans ing proposition player. just pretty tournament and a win over Mary- one—a he would prefer to remain in good real one. You have a great pair of hands, a wonderful and Masterson have played with land would pro help achieve that goal. football. MAX KHAUSE. arm, you’re fast and you can . Give me a and against him chance and I’ll have you enough, however, The Terps are assured of in already Some Redskin fans and admirers —Star the big league in two years.” to appraise his value and they relish an Staff Photo. PITCHER MAXIE invitation, but another game on of what Wilson has shown them. YLEFTY) WILSON. ! Krause, hoped the Tribe would the right side of the ledger as a MSKeg “He can might sign him on to coach the blocking blocker overshadowed his ball- Aggravating to Get Nat Trial drop that ball into a tea- mean a seeded Leg Injury position. backs, one of the team’s most carrying record and it wasn’t until Ossie was cup,” enthuses Masterson. "Honest, glar- convinced, so he didn't return to working as an ac- Maryland’s mittmen, defeated by his second season with the Red- he has marvelous control. ing weaknesses last year, but club countant for the International Harvester Co. Jackson him That’s New Army at West Point last week, were skins persuaded his Papa officials have made no move in this that he got a chance to pack greatest asset. But he has a Scarborough Delays to make a to start decision which has developed happily for Bluege, the Nats training today for Satur- direction. the leather again. Then, with better and their followers. He stuck sneaky fast ball. He knows what match with the it out to become one of the most flawless day’s Coast Guard A star ball carrier in his than a 100-yard lead over his near- it's all about and you can bank on college fielders in baseball history and in the short of three has Due Academy. The leatherpushers will est rival tor span years him not Joining Nats; Priddy Soon days, Krause was second to Bill ground-gaining honors, been as a throwing any games away manufacture the recognized managerial marvel, as evidenced the By a Staff Correspondent of The Star last half of a twin- he was forced out of action with a by “manager- due to wildness.” turf again, playing nine holes occa- Shepherd for national scoring hon- *>f-the-year” title bestowed on him bill that will as the result of last season’s chores. ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 19—Rae sionally. His brisk daily walks would pair Maryland’s ors in his senior year at Gonzaga, knee injury and finished the season There were other crossroads in Has “Know-How,” Evans courtmen with West Virginia, the Bluege’s baseball career. In 1921, Says. Scarborough and Marino Pieretti, have many young men puffing and but his greatest measure of pro | second to Whizzer White. was to Peoria to “I caught him when we were both Nation’s team. dispatched determine if Ossie was worth who figure in When he doesn’t top-ranking fame was as a back. He Krause followed at prominently Manager blushing. play golf Two blocking Flaherty to the the (3,500 price tag placed on him. The Athletics had an on playing Oak Ridge Military Acad- Washington boys will box option Os Bluege’s pitching plans, will be the 76-year-old Nats’ boss walks fell into that role quite accidentally, Redskins by virtue of a clause in him, but dropped it because of Ossie’s left knee. emy,” says Evans, “and I’ll never against the Terrapins, Mike Lemly, game Other scouts late reporting to the Nat’s training more than a mile around one of taking the blocking assignment for his contract giving the red-haired who previously had interest forget the day he struck out 25 men. 127-pounder and alumnus of Ran- displayed suddenly detected no charm camp. Scarborough recently be- Orlando's lakes tossing bread to the the East-West all star game when coach rights to his services, in the in Bluege’s style, but President of We were playing Wingate Junior dles Prep, and Milton Neuman, the Nats was willing came the father of a 9 y2-pound girl ducks. the West turned up with a surplus event that Flaherty left the Giants, to gamble if Engel’s report was favorable. College and the only men who didn’t who attended Central, boxes in the and currently is working out at of ball carriers and no blockers. after a one-year waiting period. In "I was so strike out lifted fouls class. anxious to impress Engel,” recalls Ossie, “that I vol- easy to the Jacksonville in order to be with When Walter Masterson lightweight his Krause third his reported Coast Following graduation eight years of pro play, Krause unteered to race 100 yards with three or four on baseman and myself. Later I Guard captured the East- fellows the Peoria wife and baby. Illness in Pieretti's to the Nats several seasons ago he signed with the New York Giants figured in five championship play- team. My knee was swollen several was stationed at Norfolk Naval Air ern intercollegiate inches and I could hardly walk, family will delay his arrival for sev- was a 154-pounder. Now he's up to championship under Ray Flaherty and with that offs, three with the Giants and two but to make the Station and him. I last year after the big leagues I was ready to try anything. Chuck played egainst eral 194 pounds and its distributed going through club his newly with the Redskins. had days. nicely. season acquired reputation Dressen won that race, but I finished second and if I hadn’t stumbled even more respect for him when undefeated. It whipped I he beat us four Maryland, to 2 would have won. Anyway, Engel was convinced the knee was cured.” straight times, be- Johnny Niggeling, 40 year old Roberto and Olivrio Ortiz have 5^ >4. cause he had a good club. Wilson right-hander, checked in yesterday applied for reinstatement with the Team has more stuff than a lot of fellows Nats after St. in Ossie after the Nats had finished a two- playing outlaw baseball. Perruso's Seeks Spirit Always Strong In Sweep John's, Hyattsville Quints the major leagues. He have In March, a slim lad was trains at really hour workout which consisted wholly They’ll to wait at least a year 1922, changing Jacksonville, Snows how to nitch of unless Griffith can Of Heurich Fla., after a ride from , searching for the gate to a Tampa- running and “pepper” practice. persuade Com- Cage Honors Patterned along the same lines as missioner Added to Star List bound Pullman. He was lugging a suitcase and two baseball bats when "I’m convinced the operation on my to wipe Perruso’s Cafe cagers begin shoot- Tourney Haefner and Pieretti, Wilson lacks the slate clean a leathery-faced man approached him. stomach was a huge success,” says for all Cuban out- ing for the third-round champion- Huber sense. They have won 10 of 20 none of the confidence of those law By George “By the looks of those bate, you’re a ball player,” he said. Niggeling. "I’m much stronger and players, providing Cuban offi- ship of the Heurich Basket Ball games and their defeats are more mighty mites. 'T’ve always been a I cials will to An old tournament favorite, St “I hope so,” returned Ossie. “I’m on my way to the Washington really feel as if I can do a grand promise adopt legislation League next week after annexing the talked about than their victories. starting pitcher,” says Maxie, “and to clean John’s, and a training camp at Tampa.” job this season.” up the game on the island. second-round title last night at Tur- newcomer, Hyatts- They lost to Gonzaga, Coolidge, 1 think I’ll be better as a I "Is that so? starter. ner’s Arena with a 39-28 ville, today joined the growing list Eastern Then shake hands, because I'm your boss,” said have win over and Western by two points, great control.’* John Ganzel, an old-time Gerald who of teams accepting bids to , then manager of the Nats. Thus Milan, now major Priddy, will attempt Mullikln’s Travelers. Perruso’s, compete and Roosevelt by one. On the credit Bluege’s A stranger to major who in The league fans, leaguer insisted Sid Hudson to recapture his second base berth of the for two Evening Star's 14th annual side is a lieutenant, got his initial glimpse of a Washington infield fixture, a Wilson is champion loop straight two-point win over Wil- not regarded as a raw re- could make the from the class from interscho- virtually impregnable part of the Peck-Harrls-Judge-Bluege combine leap George Myatt, has wired years, also took the first-round crown Metropolitan Washington son, which likely will be among the :ruit by many major D Florida State lastic invitation basket ball tourna- that still ranks as the Nats’ finest infield all leaguers League to the big Griffith he has been released from this season. favorites. the of time. Years later, against whom he has tourney Among played in the time and who was proved correct, the Army and will in from the In other Clifton ment to be held next Monday, Tues- when Peck, Harris and Judge moved along and , Buddy service. fly games Liquors de- leading St. John’s players this sea- Against the American now is enthusiastic over the West Coast. feated Veterans of day, Thursday and Saturday Myer and replaced them, over at third base was old faithful pos- Foreign Wars, nights son are Tommy Gletner, all-Metro- League All-Stars at Oahu last sea- sibilities of a at Ritchie of still as as ever. Ray Gallsby, sturdy 52-32, and Naiman Photos topped Coliseum, University politan last Martin and Bluege, performing remarkably son, for instance, Maxie canTe year; Billy up right-handed hitting outfielder who Two full-fledged trainers will be War Department, 40-27. Maryland Bob After assisting the Nats to their 1933 Bluege was notified with a Tolson. pennant, 1-hit game against such also is a Addition Cronin that per- graduate of the Florida massaging the Nats muscles here of the Johnnies and the First Bid. by Manager Rookie was to supplant him. formers as Ted Hyattsville’s Williams, Dick State League. “He'll make the Wash- this year. On Hornets brings the total to six out- At Biloxi, Miss., Bluege promptly placed Travis under his wing and the scene with Mike This is the first time Hyattsville f Wakefield, Rollie Hemsley and John- ington Ganzel. Martin is standing tried to teach him the niceties of third-base play. Two outfield,” says "He Wilbur Bohm, Redskin Bout schoolboy quints already has been in The Star tournament, years later, ly Pesky. Pesky’s has Top Tonight Seen set to in this when Travis was shifted to second-inning everything.” trainer, and both will have as much go popular affair which but its record of 17 wffls in 20 shortstop, Rookie Buddy Lewis was bidding single to was the games right only safety as can handle winds up the hot scholastic court for the third-base job. Again Bluege took his rival aside and taught they when the in- rightly earns it the honor. The •egistered against Wilson. , now in Manila, may fielders season here. in the him how to on and outfielders report next Previously field Hornets lead the Prince keep Bluege the bench. That was Bluege, the team be out of the In Morales' Clash Georges Record in Wilson's Favor. Army in time to aid week. and rarin’ to go after the Metro man, as a player. He has retained much of that spirit as a manager. the Nats County League with seven wins in Once the property of the Cleve- this season. Wynn’s mother title won last year by Tech are Wil- eight starts, a split in two games land Indians while is ailing and he has a hardship case Catcher A1 Evans still is son, Job Now but More performing with plagued George Washington, Gonzaga against Greenbelt giving them their Tougher, Interesting Wilson pending before officials. by the sinus condition that forced With Alexander and Bethesda. Wilkes-Barre, feels the Tribe Army setback. Otherwise Bluege never before has been surrounded the wealth of his exit only they have by talent lost interest due to his small stature. from the Navy. Washington v>ui.to nmu ui§ umuCS, now under his direction here. Back President Clark Much interest in tonight’s all-star topped Bladensburg (2), Maryland perspiring from the war have After such Griffith, who gave weather is no help, but A1 says it’s Thus at next experiencing tremendous show at Turner s Arena spectators week’s Park Mount Rainier come Sid Walter Rae up golf the war due a boxing will (2), and Laurel Hudson, Masterson, Scarborough and Maxie success with 8-inch during to the vast improvement over tournament are 5-foot, Haefner Norfolk, be centered on the eight-rounder already assured of a in their loop. Wilson, for instance, to bolster an already strong mound staff and Jake and gasoline shortage, is tearing up the where he was stationed. 5-foot, 7-inch Pieretti, Presi- between Chico well-rounded representative list of The team Early has returned to handle the Next Stan Morales and Carol is coached by Loren catching. week, Spence, dent Clark Griffith nurses no such top scholastic quints. George Wash- Mickey Vernon, Cecil (Kid) Alexander. Matthews who is in his first season Travis, Buddy Lewis, Gerry Priddy, qualms. The addition of Wilson to ington is top team in the Northern and a Cuban there. Among his Gil Coan will be cluttering up the premises at Tinker Field and it staff Morales, welter, who is class outstanding play- Washington’s may present the DGA Will Virginia A conference and ers are Jim be a beautiful , his Summerfelt, who has will sight to Bluege. Nats with the tiniest Sponsor making Washington home, has needs to down twirling trio Muny Meet, only Charlottesville scored 252 While the Nats have improved tremendously, other teams grate- in won two straight, both six-rounders, points, an average of 12.6 organized baseball—all south- tonight to cop the crown. Gonzaga and fully are welcoming the return of Ted Joe Di here. In his first fight he flashed per game, Neil Emerich. Williams, Maggio, Charley paws, all self-assured and, if re- Revive is in first place in the Catholic Keller, Dom Di Maggio, Joe Gordon, Phil and other Prewar Golf Events a lot of fancy boxing and footwork Rizzuto, ports on Wilson later are verified, school race, but must defeat St. London at recognized stars for their first full season since service waiter from *15 to in the early rounds, although tiring Victor Soccer days. Bluege’s all clever pitchers. uy McCallum *25, voted to go all out John’s on Thursday night to take Job will be more but in 1946. for District later. He managed to go the dis- Landon School's soccer team now interesting, tougher, Certainly Wilson’s record is in his The schoolboy golf and the title. Bethesda is leader in District Golf Association will tance at a has Ossie has been at crossroads before, however, and instinctively has for the heard representatives of two clubs good speed in his second three straight wins on the rec- favor, 27-year-old native of take over the of the Montgomery County, while Hyatts- done the right thing. There’s a suspicion he’ll do all with the sponsorship say they plan to hold invitation fight, the result of spending some ord after blanking Georgetown right Haw River, N. C., never has been a links ville is tops in Prince Georges. Prep 1946 Nats. public championship this year, this time in the gym. He’s been training booters, 3-0, at loser. In fact, he has been a tourneys year. Two are one of yesterday Garrett big and will it, in co-operation with since. place open, which Park. winner Harry G. Pitt of Manor, former steadily will consistently since he started the links management, under strict go to a District public high for District and Mid-Atlantic cham- Alexander also bears pitching Oak Ridge M. A. at 19. United States Golf Association watching. quint. Only one vacancy exists in With Portsmouth pion, is the new president, suc- He was a promising youngster with Gallaudet Matmen Former Athlete in the Piedmont rules. S. G. Leoffler, public links the girls’ section, which now includes Terp he ceeding Dr. A. T. Utz of Indian lots of endurance before the war and League had 20-10 and 19-9 sea- aoncessionnaire, has given them his Washington-Lee, Richard Montgom- sons after a one Spring, who served during the war during his Army service he contin- 15-10 at Wilkes- assurance he will co-operate in ery. and Maryland Park. Barre. years, other officers are: First vice ued his boxing in Europe. He has St. Beaten aperated municipal championship. John’s has competed in nearly Becomes Millionaire a chance a by Hopkins Into the service went Wilson in president, Leopold Freudberg to win good following all of the Star tourna- Full Schedule Planned. previous Dispatch to Tho Star th» (Woodmont); second vice by beating Morales or a Special Sy Associated Press 1942, much to the regret of service president, making ments and always has been among This was one of the important G. Burnett Feb. 19.—Gal- SOUTH BEND, Ind., Feb. 19.— sluggers. At Norfolk in 1942. Maxie Volney (Indian Spring); good showing tonight. the best. It won in BALTIMORE, Md., steps taken at last night's 1938, only to got 21 victories and meeting secretary-treasurer, Albert E. Stei- Jimmy (Kayo) McGrlff, winner of lose two to laudet's team took an Jack E. Love, 22-year-old law stu- dropped only af the by points Eastern* the wrestling District Association at the nem six of his last seven local two decisions. In 1943, still at Nor- (Woodmont). scraps by following year. Individual Johnnie lead over Johns in dent at Notre Dame enrolled here University Club, first such early Hopkins folk, he came with an meeting Executive Committee members in knockouts, also is attracting atten- up 18-6 and aeld since 1948. players, developed by Coach Gene their match last but couldn’t under the GI Bill of Rights, Isn’t In 1944 at addition to the officers are Elmer tion. He meets Domingo Russell of night Bainbridge he won 16 The Augusterfer, have been among the unduly worried about finances to- association also decided to Jenkins F. E. New York in another it at the and games and lost seven. (Washington), Dodge eight-heater. best, too. Jim Giebel won hold heavier weights sponsor a full tournament the SELL after he had Ci.. A_1_X •«• W __ schedule The third match over day hearing inherited (Kfcnwood), Everett Johnson that distance as O^uiuov trophy the tourney’s went down to a 19-10 defeat. Three a ucagucs. this year, reviving all the outstanding great-uncle's entire estate valued prewar (Prince Georges), O. U. Singer sends Eddie Kane, late of the Coast in with Lee Serving 15 months overseas at player 1938, first year that award bouts were decided by falls at between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000. affairs; raised the annual dues (Congressional), Martin F. McCar- Guard, against Georgie OR Honolulu Naval Air Wilson Williams, was made, and Joey of Gallaudet, winning in the fastest He said news Station, Gallagher the had been con- thy (Columbia). Baltimore. earned that time of 1 minute and 18 seconds ■oiled up 17 triumphs against 10 honor in 1939. firmed by a letter from his parents, Men's Two six-rounders fill the bill. Ar- iefeats in 1945 and that record is' Meet in September. St. John’s Is “Two-Point” Team. from. Shecter in the 155-pound Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Love of thur Bethea, local with seven because he St. John's Loses Tuner The men’s championship will be boy The Johnnies are the TRADE class. Md. mpressive was facing “two-point Hagerstown, staged and straight wins, boxes Charlie Gillem, wonders” took the last three •ecognized major leaguers day after September 18,19 20, pos- of the schoolboy basket Hopkins bouts, Love previously attended Mary- at Baltimore, and Herbie Jones, an- ; lay. Maxie was no minor sibly Columbia. The junior ball this season, but in a with Brown tossing Bradford in 6 land and Southern California and leaguer other District of Columbia leather reverse, YOUR CAR o the major leaguers he For championship goes to Indian Spring minutes and 18 seconds of the 165- was on the football at both pitched Gonzaga Contest with Leslie Harris squads July 12 over the 36-hole and pusher, tangles to- trim the District igainst and the fact that he was route, pound match, institutions, but said he hoped to St. John’s, tuning for its all- the seniors of the Monumental City. HIGHEST PRICES PAID w successful hasn’t harmed his will have their innings grapplers. go to or Harvard Law important feud with Michigan :onfldence. Gonzaga at Washington over 18 holes on Oc- 121-pound class—Habliston. Hopkins, School after defeated completing his work at Thursday night at College Park, tober 10. The mixed Snyder, decision. 12-2. Bluege has been on the two-ball tour- Williams & Inc. 128-pound class—Kirkpatrick. Gallai;- Notre Dame. He also is a banking received some valuable Schuerholz Gained Baker, candidate basket bail ney goes to on a date det, defeated A. Brodsky, decision. 8-6. nan in boy’s clothing to form a Congressional for the Irish eleven. instruction yesterday in the Central to be Nath Dealers Since 1930 136-pound class—Cromwell, Hopkins, formidable relief staff with Rae set after consultation with defeated Tates, fall. 1:40. A veteran of the Mediterranean ?ym, where the Vikings handed the the women’s District Old Line 145-pound class—Dezelan, Gallaudet, Scarborough and BUI Lefebvre. It’s association. By Quint 2819 M St. N.W. campaign and wounded in Cadets a 42-26 to defeated Trausot, decision, 10-4. Sicily, lice for a licking just prove Clubs contemplating invitation Don 155-pound class—Lee. Gallaudet. de- manager to have some- that Schuerholz, regular guard Love said he would receive title to Central’s 36-23 early season this are feated Bradford, fall, 6:18. body around who can locate the tourneys year Kenwood and on Maryland’s basket ball team and oil win was no fluke. 175-pound class—Cohen. Hopkins, de- lumber, mining properties Hate Indian Spring. Virtually all clubs in 1941-2 and feated Collins, decision. 8-2. without the aid of a seeing- most of the 1942-3 WHAT IF YOU DIDN'T FINISH in Washington, Texas and Maryland offered their Unlimited class—R. Brodsky, Hopkins, :ye dog, particularly in rough situa- Central, priming for an inter- courses for the school- campaign, was to rejoin the defeated Kuntz. decision, 5-1. and other real estate left him by high tions that usually harass relief playoff encounter with Wil- boy championship and the team squad in practice this afternoon HIGH SCHOOL? his great-uncle, the late Claude son had matches. pitchers. Wilson’s is con- Thursday, too many guns after being separated from the of specialty You can study at home In spare time Logan Olympia, Wash. for the Johnnies, Appointed to a committee to con- Handball Tourney List trol and Bluege doubtless wUl swing winning easily Army at Port Meade yesterday. and actually set your after held to an fer with on the lefty around to his idea that being 8-6 advan- Leoffler details of the Schuerholz was busy this morn- tage in the first new of Contains Top Stars Amussen Leads London as a relief pitched Wilson will be quarter. Lanky sponsorship the municipal ing in registering and arranging DIPLOMA Steve Manos led are Scores of entries from the East more valuable to the team. the way with 15 tourney Pitt, McCarthy, Utx and to resume his studies which were points to the Walter McCallum. From the and Middle West have been received In Defeat of Pages In the meantime, Wilson has give Vikings their interrupted Just about this tiijie 14th win in 18 starts. three is the National YMCA handball Don Landon School ace focused his eyes on a starting Job. years ago. He eligible f<£ Amussen, Central. G.P.Pts. 8t. John’s. G.P.Pts. AMERICAN SCHOOL! tournament He not be blessed with Blair Greenbelt to finish this season and for an- championship opening who is one of the area’s top scorers, may enough Manos.f. 7 115 Tolson,f... 2 15 Edges Better Jobs Go to High School tomorrow at Central Y, officials re- boosted his talent to oust such as Hudson, Wolff, Markham,f 0 0 0 Pord.f_0 0 0 other full year. average again yesterday Se wyn f 0 2 Cahlll.f_0 0 O GRADUATES For Ninth Not a ported today. 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ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. 19.—Two man Photos the Banneker Ho war,*_ starters this season, are playing Armstrons.t. standouts of the 1945 Navy football coming Flora Heads A. A. Hawks and the Hilltoppers meeting down the stretch with speed to burn Publicity Totals.. 23 team were on their way out of the the Southwest Comanches, the lat- 5 49 Totals.. TT~ 29 after adding Woodward to the COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 16 (jtp).— Naval Academy oday, to Prep ter a 7:30 bringing list of victims in a game opener. the 61-29 rout at President H. Roy Hamey announced TMUBiE? six number of “big name” back- to Defend Title Garrett Park yesterday. Gonzaga field men who bolstered the Sailors’ today the appointment of Earl R. Rod Miller tossed in 19 points and gridiron hopes during the war years Flora, former Columbus writ- Basket Ball Scores In Catholic Meet Jack Gartland collected 18 to spark sports Cage and won’t be playing here next sea- By the Associated Press will the attack as the Little er, as director of public relations Gonzaga be the defending son. Hoyas piled Bsinbrldge. 52; Valley Forte Hospital. 48. champion and Georgetown also up a 34-12 halftime lead and for the American Association. Prep A spokesman of the superinten- Brooklyn Naval Armed Guard. 81; 8t. will see action when the Baltimore- breezed in the second half. Albans Hospital. 37. dent’s office announced that Bob .. Ithaca college, 68; Mansfield State. 39. Washington all-Catholic basket ball Geo. Prep. G.F.Pts. Woodward. G F Pts Hofstra, 80; Teshlva. 287 (Hunchy) Hoemschemeyer and MiUer.I-8 3 19 Downs,!_OOO tournament, 4 0 8 Lillie,! Miami, 44: Tampa. 23. sponsored by Loyola George Sundheim, former Indiana Riley.f- _2 0 4 Davidson, 47; Charleston, 23. College, gets under way in Baltimore Klley,!- 2 1 B Brown.! __ 0 0 0 stars, have out ’’due to aca- Garrett,c _ 0 0 0 Btewart.c_113 Alabama. 46; Tulane. 43. on March 5. “bilged L,anriey Field. 78: Fort Story, 42. demic deficiencies. Gartland,g. 9 0 18 Martin.g_ 7 4 18 Georgia, 44; Florida, 41. Other teams that have Milloy.g_ 3 17 Foster,g_ 0 4 4 Wake Forest. accepted Less than a month Beyer,g-1 2 0 4 MAY’S 59; Catawba, 27. ago, halfback bids include: La Salle of Marshall. 58: Toledo, 61. High Cum- Bob Kelly—erstwhile Notre Dame — Morehead State, 63; Westers Kentucky, 49. berland, Md.; Towson High and Totals 2i~5 61 Totals __-10~9 29 Centre. 67; Llndsey-WUson, 28. luminary—resigned after one year Tennessee, 55: Vanderbilt, 33. Mount St. Joseph’s, Calvert Hall and as a midshipman, he intend- Brake Service Illinois. 72; Wisconsin. 53. Loyola High of Baltimore. saying Iowa State. 74: Kansas State. 89. ed to enter Cornell where Ed Mc- Great Lakes. 69: Hamnne, 59. 21 H SI. M.E. Northwestern. 62; Minnesota. 50. Points Decide Keever, former Notre Dame coach, THREE 1942 Eureka College. 46: IlHnols College, 44. Billinger's is in charge of football. Chrysler | Ripon (Wig.). 53; Monmouth <111.7, 47. |! TRY Edgar Billinger in 10 Kalamasoo, 66; Albion, 63. chipped Last fall three halfbacks, Ralph NEW YORKER MODELS Brakes Relined— I Iowa St. to lead Navy, 46; Mary’s Navy. 36. points St. Albans junior Ellsworth of' Fred All have Two-Tone interiors. Maryville Teachers, 49; Southwest Mis- Texas, Earley Radios, basketers to a 25-20 heaters. Fluid drive and souri. 39. victory over from Notre Dame, and Vacamatic Geprge transmissions. All Central Normal. 53; Earlham, 42. Takoma Park on in excellent condi- Clutches Installed those Tires I juniors yesterday Walmsley of Rice, departed. tion. 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