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WRESTLING Defeated Freshmen Will Face Afternoon Game Matches John Is One Tioning.” of St Chambers of the Rare Freshmen John’S THE EVENSTAR, Washington, D. C. * Tech Quartet Makes Rawlings QaHifight THURSDAY, MARCH 13, IMS C-3 All-Highs Favorites 'His Easiest,' Protests Hoppe Gives Chamaco a Lesson Against All-Preps lilt Split Vote for Carter In Fourth Tourney Victory By th« Pres, It’s the Preps’ turn to win. but BytK. AfsAcMMd Prat* Associated more difficult four-cushion tickle. SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 13— That gave him a 46-38 lead and the Highs will be favored in the CHICAGO, Mar. 13.—Jimmy Carter, lightweight champion, Willie Hoppe, the master cueist, it was only a question of how the sixth annual schoolboy All- gave of his many more Innings. ¦•¦: ¦pp' registered a non-title victory over bne most persistent He closed it .- • • .< jdHEßfk HL Star basketball game at 8:30 Hpp’j^r^^j r f*~ W| Luther Rawlings, his top chal- and dangerous challengers a out 50-38 with two in the 43d. o’clock tomorrow night at Fort lenger, last night on a split de- heart-breaking lesson in the world Meantime, the 11-time world Myer. cision. Both judges voted for Car- three-cushion billiard tourney last champ stranded Chamaco time night. after time with safe leaves. ter , but the referee voted against Only Sponsored by the Big Brothers him. Joe Chamaco, 1939 world champ twice did Chamaco find himself runnerup, staged Club—“alumni” 0f the Washing- Rawlings protested loudly at and three-time with a halfway decent shot—and a great 8-run rally in the 29th he muffed both, badly. He was Boys’ Club—the game will the verdict .1 ton inning to a 36-32 He out final innings. building take lead. shut the nine benefit the fund for the “It was the easiest fight I ever fought game stormed. had a uphill battle. Hoppe’s Fourth Victory. new Western Branch. ||kgjM flKgjga^^fc^Bp^^Ml^WPß|r' :: <:^fyW^^Bj2^E'» had.” he “The judges His supporters—and a host of fans 4^aPW^.^ were watching The victory was undefeated The Preps al- Carter too much. who like to see a champ knocked and Highs have They weren’t ARratching me at all.” Hoppe’s fourth. His remaining ternated at winning the event over—took heart. five games should get tougher and Referee Norman McGaritjr’s But the great Hoppe -quickly since its inception in but the vote, which gave the fight to Raw- tougher. But it doesn’t look as if 1947. banged the door in Joe’s face. He he’ll year, lings, 62-48, was the only sensible be dethroned. Highs, which won last 59-55, Cut the gap to 37-38 in the 34th Only are expected "* v one of the three, the Chicago cop- three players—Japap’s to make it two in a ’¦?. ..* .?• '•***?' f^"*'. •-' inning. Then he drew prolonged Kinrey Matsuyama, 3-1; Brook- row. tender claimed. applause with a long, reverse Eng- Judges lyn’s Art Rubin and Joe Procita That Taß Boy. Harold Marovitz and lish tlckie (cushion, ball, two Plus Oberg fight of Los Angeles at 2-I—have lost Arthur both scored the cushions, ball) shot. That tied games. Reason for the favoritism: The 51-49 in Carter’s favor. less than two Hoppe still Woodling, outfielder, safely attempted pick-off the score and started a 4 run. to Highs have Tech’s top players WOODLING NIMBLE—Gene New York Yankees slides back to second base on an Carter, who is from New York, has play all three. He fears plus that tall player in West- in the first inning of a game with the Detroit Tigers at St. Petersburg yesterday. Al Garbowski, Tigers shortstop, makes a stab at any Starts Another Run. Rubin most, Matsuyama perhaps one said there wasn’t doubt in innings the 64-year- ern’s All-Highcenter, Jim Wexler. the runner after Pitcher Art Houtteman had thrown to the base, but the ball went into center field and Woodling advanced on his mind that he had won. Two later next. As one college coach put it: Give the play. Garbowski was charged with an error. The Yankees won, 4-1. —AP Wlrephoto. The fight was overweight, with old, gray-haired champ started Other standings: Irving Crane. me Carter coming in at 136 pounds another 4 run with another, far Binghamton, N. Y., 3-2: Ray Tech’s team and one tall man Mi Kilgore, find I’ll take any team in the and Rawlings scaling 138. i. San Francisco, 2-2; Ma- country.” Generally the champion relied sako Katsura, Tokyo, and Jay Seeks Repetition Chambers Winning Season Repeat Over Trotters Bozeman, Vallejo, Calif., 1-2 Dutch Dsilaner, Tech W-L Sees on a crowding, two-handed at- ¦ coach and tack, with on Blair Wins Place each; Chamaco, 1-3, and Herb Highs, has just emphasis body coach of the that Rawlings fought a long- Hardt, Chicago, 0-5. game. Winning blows. combination for this He Os Last Year's Opener Now He's With a Club Sought by Mercurys range, jabbing battle. has own In State Tourney fast-breaking quartet By his tfw Aisociatod Pros ter curve ball, thanks to the The Toledo Mercurys. one of A dim crowd of 3.627 saw the of Snooky Keman, Bill Breen, Joe ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. teachings of Harry Brecheen. three teams to beat the Harlem fight in Chicago Stadium. It was Montgomery Blair will compete SPRING SPECIAL Caw and Frank Sullivan, plus In Virginia Tourney Globetrotters this seasdh, will try televised nationally in the Maryland State Class A Wexler, Baker and 13’—Cliff Chambers, the tall, tal- I’ye also Improved my control. Ardie Carmelo Special Dispatch to The Star to do it again Saturday night at Carter’s purse, 30 per cent of Basketball Tournament March 21 Thurs., Pino of Coolidge, Billy Smith of ented left-hander of the St. Louis “Brecheen gave me some sound net, $2,831. Rawlings and 22 Ritchie Coliseum. ROANOKE, Va„ Mar. 13. Uline Arena. the was was at Roosevelt, Lonnie Herzbrun. of Cardinals, thinks he will be a big philosophy on pitching. He said Mercurys, young paid $1,887. or 20 per cent. The Blazers earned place Washington-Lee The a team, The a in Coolidge and Dick Torbett of of Arlington will year you’re gross was as * winner this because he final- if not winning 20 games, ended the Trotters’ winning streak announced $12,207. the tourney by defeating Bladens- Eastern. be out to do what it did last year ly has landed with a winning you’re just an ordinary run-of- at 50 games Monday night in In addition, each fighter re- burg, 52-31, in a Montgomery- $1,500 proceeds. Joe Gallagher, coach of St. in the opening round of the Vir- club. the-mill pitcher.” Minneapolis with a 13-point vic- ceived of radio-TV Prince Georges County playoff John’s and the Prepsters, isn’t tory. University and the yesterday at High. ginia State schoolboy basketball “A pitcher any Chambers regards his trade to Seattle Northwestern exactly begging for, material. He is not better the as Minneapolis Lakers are the only Each had won championships here tonight. than the club he is with,” said Cards the biggest break he team once in earlier has Bob Reese, Roscoe Sweeney ever got. other conquerors of the Trotters. Four Cage Titles Decided games. The Generals knocked out top- the 30-year-old native of Port- and Ralph Hawkins from his own Happy With Cards. Ed Dahler, 6-foot-6 former Jack Turner scored 13 points Hall seeded Glass High of Lynchburg land, Oreg. “Os course there are Duquesne star, InWilsonCenter Leagues team. Bob and Tom Cassidy a “I like the park, I like the or- University will be and Moose Turner 12 to lead the of St, Anthony’s, Jay Manning of last year in the opening round few exceptions like Bob Feller lineup, along with Four Center But, ganization and I like the manager in the Mercury Wilson Recreation Blazers. Each team’s big star St. Paul’s, Frank DiGirolomo of and tonight meets top-seeded and Walter Johnson. on the four former Toledo University Basketball League titles de- was yesterday. George Washington whole, a can’t be a and the players,” he said. “I were held down Blair’s Gonzaga, Jim Murphy of De- of Danvill'| pitcher just big stars—Cal Christensen. George cided last night with Hearst de- Slgholtz It, a losing think Sportsman’s Park in St. Marty scored only six Matha, Jerry Eckholm of Priory undefeated this season in winner with club.” Bush, George Lindeman and Stan feating Janney, 36-25, in boys’ points Bladensburg’s games. Louis is much better suited to the and Don and Chuck Mochwart of Friends. Chambers, a dear-thinking fel- pitchers Weber. junior class; Chevy Chase edging Green got only four. Ted Groom, a 6-foot-6 string- low who belies the that left-handed than Forbes KmlmM RMWMig Edge in Height. rumor in Pittsburgh, You’ve got The Philadelphia Sphas, origi- Peoples’ AC, 32-31, in overtime in Tof) teams from Eastern, West- bean and Jim Coulsby, 6-foot-5, southpaws also are Field Sweeney left-handed a big open left field in St. nally scheduled to play the Trot- the boys’ senior division; Janney- ern and Southern Maryland will NYLON 9 9 Reese. and Manning the big boys Coach John Roth- thinkers, has set a of 18 to Louis $0.79 give height are goal Greenberg’s ters, will meet the Boston Whirl- Ann beating Hearst, 22-18, for the compete in the State tournament.
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