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Sports THE CHAMP—Wilfred Vikings Seeking First Program i Flaherty Avers NFL (Bill) MacMitchell, Philly or Purdue Win, Lose Draw For Local Fans Bangert, University’s national By FRANCIS E. STANN Crown in 13 Years; TODAY. Beaten in shotput champion, Man to Beat Basket Ball. Struggle flexes his muscles before the Victor, How Is Too for Young Young Sports? Army War College vs. George- 49-foot 4-inch heave with Returning once more to the subject of national physical fitness, lech town; La Salle vs. Catholic U. and Nips Wilson For Name which he won the Inquirer In Mile Classics specifically to the lack of time, facilities and a progressive athletic (double-header), C. U. gym, 8:00. Players High School Standings, program for the youngsters of Washington, we must that Western vs. Eastern, Anacostia By BUS HAM, indoor meet event yesterday in By BOB CAVAGNARO. report today W. L. W, I because of an vs. at Press Associated Press 8ports Editor. unwritten law, or something, junior high school boys in Tech -,'t 1 Roosevelt_1 I Roosevelt Tech gym (in- Associated Sports Writer. Wilson :t ■ ^ Philadelphia.—AP Wirephoto. the District are forced to conduct athletic rivalries with 1 Western _1 terhigh series), 7:30. Ray Flaherty was feelirig so good PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.—With other boys of Coolldge :i 1 Eastern _1 | their after school hours and in at about the All-America Conference’s :• age Boys’ Clubs, Central 2 2 Anacostia o ; j Hampden-Sydney Mary- the race he needed lor final prep- without benefit of supervision from the Physical land. 8:00. success in signing players for its GEORGE m aration behind him, tall and slender Education Department. By HL'BER. Buliis at Army JV. maiden season next fall that he said Thirteen Leslie MacMitchell the For example. Hine Junior High School may years is long enough tc St. Albans at St. Andrews. yesterday: appears Kramer Junior man play High in basket ball, but the go without a basket ball champion- 1. “We’ve beaten the National to beat in the Wanamaker general public will never know the time, nor the in the battle for mile in the A. ship, especially at a school which League big-name Millrose A. track and place, nor the score. Interjunior high competition Fever Hits Fans players for 1946.” field meet in Madison Gar- for of used to have some of the best teams Fight Square youngsters this age—12 to, say, 16 years— 2. “We’ll have a world series of den next isn't recognized in the District in the East, and so Central Saturday night—and the school system. If High professional foobtall by 1948 similar they play, it's at at man to beat at that distance from usually night some Boys' Club, supporters are rallying 'round this As U-Lions to that in big-league baseball.” instead of in the afternoon on a school floor under Battling now year’s club and to it home The on. a coach. trying pull reddish-complexioned coach qualified The in front for the first time since 1933. of the New York Yankees of the new former New York University All of which brings up the of when to subject did not disclose whether he star and outstanding miler in the start youngsters in It could be too. This Nose Out Falcons league competitive athletics. Is age done, Viking before he went into the 12 too corralled any more material in an country young? Is it advisable to wait until crew is the best in some time BOB McCLEAN. they quite By overnight stay here. Navy about four years ago won the are 15 or good old routine 16—substituting physical It's somewhat colorless, but War has broken out again in Philadelphia Inquirer Mile featur- education until that time? plays But he reeled off to an interviewer good, tight basket ball and is ing that newspaper’s invitational That getting the Eastern Hockey League with ,an impressive list of players who phizz-ed routine is something that can Met ott. better all the time. And the indoor meet last night. wear Vikings the new vitamin-enriched have jumped the National League to awfully thin in a very short space of time. You hands amazing put your may be bolstered next week when for the All-America Con- It was MacMitchell’s third com- behind your head, you Lions in the thick perform stoop, you squat, you bend, you get lectured, midyear scholastic marks are issued Washington right since his dis- you inhale, exhale, next season. petitive appearance you and, finally, you’re told it’s all over and you and a of become of it. After two weeks of clean jference climb couple good players charge from the Navy, his first at into your clothes, sweaty and dirty, because at some of Wash- As a starter he named Glenn eligible. hockey, the Lions staged a rough- the mile. He ran third in the 1,000- ington’s public schools there aren’t showers work ; Dobbs, Paul Governali, Charley enough that and at Anyway, the Vikings practically race in the none our house brawl with the yard Metropolitan of schools are towels furnished, even for a fpp Philadelphia ; O’Rourke, Angelo Bertelli, Norman are certain to be in the title playoff A. A. U. indoor last Falcons last in Uline jstandlee, Otto Graham, Bob Steu- championships Ott Was at late next month. Last night's 37-33 night Arena, week behind Big Leaguer Age 16 ;ber, Lou Rvmkus, Frankie Sinkwich, Fred Sickinger of the There triumph over Coolidge gave Central took an easy decision in the fisti- New York A. C. and Stan Callendar must be a reason why there is no school Martin Ruby and Bill interjunior high a 2-2 record. It had de- Daley. series in basket ball, or in previously cuffing and a 5-4 verdict in the of New York University. He won softball, baseball, soccer or track. (We take feated Tech’s Picks Off Young Fellows. back the track: there is a defending champions the 1,000 at the Grover Cleveland track meet—one day a year.) What the scoring. I “The older (National) still after losing to Wilson and Eastern league in New York on 12. reason is we don t know. but. obviously, somebody thinks that games February super- It still meets Anacostia, Roosevelt Only persons not slugged during will have Its old stars like Sammy In vised competitive athletics by 13, 15 and winning the mile, MacMitchell 12, 14, 16 year-olds is too much the course of the feud were 3,836 Baugh and Sid Luckman, and a few to be undertaken. and Western, and unless there's a was clocked in four minutes, 141 delighted cash who new headliners like Bob Waterfield big reversal of form Central may customers, nearly as he Tom Mel Ott was 16 when he first to the seconds, led Quinn, reported Giants, whom he’s count on two victories tore the icehouse roof off as the ;and Steve Van Buren. but we’ve never left and with in that former Michigan Normal athlete whom he became one of the ail-time great National Lions went their sixth off the fellows who will schedule. through picked young j for the New York C League stars. He's just one of hundreds who wasn’t running A. ; too young not Tech also back suaigm uau;u wiuiuui ueieai. oo be the big names in the postwar pe- j to star but to got into the thick durable Forest Efaw of Stillwater. only overcome the obstacles we're talking of. partisan was the feeling that the iriod,” he said. of the fight last night, toppling Wil- Polio Aid Fund Lures Okla., and Bill McGuire of the New Tank fans halted the match for 10 min- nf t.hpsp arp nn thp National Pinners; Stars Reach Peak in Teens son, 45-43, to remove the Tigers York A. C. to the in that order. Usually utes in the final tape The from the undefeated list and throw period by showering League’s reserve list—players who great swimmers, the almost never are more A and a half from the finish, particularly girls, and bottles on | lap the lead into a programs the ice were in the armed forces with one Scores in Star than 18 years old. The three-way tie. So it ! he let with a burst of that good swimming coaches, building for the future, in over Tourney go speed o r>rmr High ic hnt corioc TVin tChicago! around Washington," one said the other day. “would was done bv John Koustenis, who $2 with top prize, $50. Both men Colonial Village—Charles Mattern. 77— won the Lawson Robertson two- be better with little more than a minute of Bears), Ace Parker (Boston). 420. off if they played in—or watched—an basket tossed in four buckets the and women contestants will receive mile race in 9.36. interjunior high during hot the Convention Hall—Chester Lindstrom ball game on an afternoon match remaining. Moe played Brooklyn—Glenn Dobbs (Chicago and then went home and did their home- frame to lead the Vikings to a 33-28 full handicaps based on a 128 scratch. 26—451; G E Clayton. 75—445: D N his usual in Cardinals), Bill ! Havener. 84—449: N P. 75—414 work. As it is, the kids at inspired game the nets. Daley (Pittsburgh),: Arey. athletically gifted play night, unofficially, margin as the final quarter opened. O A Zimmeil. 99—440: Frank Waiman and. well, can Kraiger also was the master of Martin Ruby (Chicago Bears). anything happen after the game is over.” The Colts managed a momentary tie Sure to land high among the many 57—404; Edwin G Freeman. 75—403 the Falcons in fighting. On occa- Redskins Lose Juzwik. Hiser s Bethesda—R. C De Binder, 96— Marks at 33-33 early in the last frame, but prize winners in The Star's event, 437 E A Alden, 90—413. Maloney Upset ! sion he gave the Falcons their choice Buffalo—Paul Governali Chevy Chase Ice Mel (Coolbreeze) Parr potted a side (Boston),! which ends next Saturday night, will Palace—Ralph V of weapons and licked them with Steve Juzwik O Brien. 84—451: Meyer Weinberg. 27— shot to break the and that (Washington). be B. M. Fairall, who tallied 479 423: Wavne Raxson. 93—422: Georgi Team deadlock, bare knuckles, hockey sticks and Los Simmons, jr., B. Elliott Maryland's Play was all. Angeles—Charles O'Rourke with a 69-pin handicap at Anacostia 48—410; Joseph Defeat Upsets 81—418. Terps' Ring He drew one j padded gloves. major (Chicago Bears), Angelo Bertelli and of the Rosslyn—H. Central. G.FPts, Coolidge G.FPts Spillway, Virginia Seigel G. McDougall. 84—41 s. to The Star. sand a minor for his Lafayette—G P Special Dispatch Farr.t. 2 0 4 Cannon.I :i 4 IB penalty efforts, (Boston), Mel Bleeker (Philadel-5 Navy Mixed Meredith. 84—396 Department — Duke in 3 H League, Frank Neuhauser. 78—386. Clash Seiwyn.f 2 Rohr.! 5 1 )1 but each time took a Philadelphian A1 KINGS POINT. N. Y., Jan 26 Flashy Manos.c. a 4 in n o o | phia>, Krueger (Washington). who counted 72—428 at Penn Rec- Kine Pin—Howard Steele. 78—430 Cage Witzrl.f Duke s the box with him. Joe Fen- John Viynos, 102—417 Summers Tom Maloney’s upset defeat by Stan thoroughly chastened court- visitors into a 22-17 lead Its 59-29 Markham.r. 0 O II Kleink'cht.c n n (1 jto jail Chicago—Elroy Hirsch (Cleve- reation. Wesley Koustonts.g. H n 13 Malkin,c non 63—401. in their men moved to Annapolis bent over !nell, another of the Lions’ vitamin- Bob Dove Wheatley 155-pound joust today, ; victory Maryland earlier in the ; Friedrich.r n 1 1 Taylor.r. :\ 3 R land), (Washington), Bill Two other likely prize-winning Ftyt Da via—Edward Fortune. 63—411 Sirver B. Smith. and Dave Mills’ to with- on its first Covey.r __ 3 0 4 B. 0 n <1 'packed also drew a Spring—K. 90—443. inability handing Navy setback oi season evidently gave Duke a false King.R bolsterers, major Hillenbrand (New York Giants), scores were marked as Chester S 1 2 4 up Brookland—Women Elsie Lar.gstrotl the year in atonement for a 43-38 King.e ias did Philadelphia's Joe Ciuman. stand Ed Corkerv’s closing rally in sense of security and at the half- Sturges.R. OOB j Cleveland—Otto Graham (De- Lindstrom, veteran Agriculture 108—391 Mrs M D Holloway. 114—371' defeat at Madge Fultz. 78—377. Men James I the heavyweight scrap cost Marv- Maryland's hands last way mark of the final half Game Hotlv Contested. troit), “Special Delivery” Jones fired 451 with a 36- Ash. 51—4 Flynn Totals .16 7 37 Totals 12 9 33 League pinman, 13: Robert MacCord. 60—4 17 It was Robert at least a tie with the United night. Duke's first Southern arched in a long shot that sent For the record: The match was (Chicago Bears), Gene Fekete (De- at Convention Hall O Neill, 42—411; Bob Burtor jland Tech Given Hot Fight. pin handicap 51—405. States Merchant Marine Academy Conference loss and ended a ahead for tied four times before win- Bob Steuber ! string Maryland keeps. Tech had Kraiger's troit), (Chicago Bears*, while Ralph V. O'Brien banged out Spillway—Elliot S Aldridge 90—4 1: of 12 things comfortably Its Donald D. Hess. 87—400; B M. imittmen here last night and left consecutive victories. The Dukes ning shot. Washington went ahead “Dippy” Evans (Chicago Bears*. 84—461 at Chevy Chase Ice Palace Fairal I put everything they way in the early going of the open- 69—4 19. ithe still for their Team -play beat the Blue Devils. on a Phil- Lou Rvmkus Temple—W. Burton. John < Terps scratching had into a whirlwind finish a goal by Bryan Robinson. (Washington). 39—433; in ing game, enjoying a 24-18 lead at Turner. 108—433. E first win of the The score was Poker-faced Jack on George Johnsoi [ | year. Flynn, Maryland's effort adelphia tied it a shot by Johnny Miami—Lamar Davis (Philadel- to her owrP tourna- 93-424 : mighty to avoid defeat, but the half. But Wilson turned on the Aiming top Carroll Lillard. 114—423. to hot man, five Chenier Lou Hi-Skor—Women: Marian Stefly, 114- 4% 3Li. trigger exploded the warm scent of a and took the lead when Vic phia). Thomas (Boston), Mitch- ment high scratch set of 396, Lor- major upset heat thereafter and Tech barely 390: Eleanor Simmons. 57—390 Mex smaller men fared bet- crackling field goals on the visitors, Lofvendahl connected. ell Olenski Gill Godwin W :! Maryland’s kept the Terps going at top speed to skin Washington (Boston), raine Gulli missed by 10 pins las! J McCloskey. 87—445 Lee G Butt managed through. 84—425: Harry ter than expected, chalking up 2’4 and whep Duke tried to match until tied it on Kraiger's first and (Chicago Cardinals). in the Pin mixed dou- Endelmen. 108—419. 5-1 the final whistle. Walt Olson goal night King Takoma — Frank an Vic and Andy Davis largely $-1 ton. 48—37 r. points in the first three bouts, but Flynn, Turyn pulled the lanyard Frank Long's made it 3-2. San Francisco—Norman Standlee bles but her which Women Virginia Birch. 69—356. | meets were for Tech’s tally loop, 386, hap- Matt that added five more Maryland Hampden-Sydney responsible early Hyattsville—E. Biesecker. 75—433: : Coach Twtomey’s sailormen to the Terps’ Harvey Jacklin’s lamplighter again (Chicago Bears), Frankie Albert pens to be second won th< j tonight at Ritchie Coliseum at 8 lead, but were covered in the third high, Weigeldt. 66—424: T. Freeman, 72—41; took the next three to move out in total. Under the backboards it was deadlocked it, but the Lions Len Eschmont 1 E. Miller. 96—406. o’clock and as Bob again (Chicago Bears), country’s No. woman duckpinnei Don Coach Burt Shipley was period Hartshorn and Art Pern—Lou Rose, 33—441: Waldo •t front. Ken Maloney got Referee Gleasner, Maryland’s gangling took the lead on Hugh Currie’s goal. (New York Giants), Parker Hall a entry in tomorrow's 15tl Reed. 30-435: H. A Frank. 63—42< wondering if his men would have a Scribner helped the Tigers close the paidup Frankie Fullam’s nod in a comic center, who controlled most of the | Jimmy Wilson knotted the count at (Cleveland), "Chuck” Taylor (Cleve- annual women’s United States Oper Fred Rosenblatt. 81—420: William Jemodc rough time of it because of the gap. Tech was ahead by a 102—420. C. A Swanson. 90—415: Robe: t duel that saw both rebounds and Bill Browm showed only point 4-all of the final land) and 175-pound boys into midway period Henry Norberg (Chicago classic at Brookiand. Catham. 78—411: Max Jeweler, 91—40* inevitable letdown. hitting the last quarter and Charles Sollers. jr.. i swungmg from the heels and miss- Duke a pivot shot they couldn't before Kraiger won the match. Bears). The team of Miss Gulli and Hal’ 39—403. Womer with a minute to go the score was Virginia Seigrl. 72—478. feet, the verdict up quite fathom. Md. (43). G.F.Pts Duke (38). G F Pts ing by putting Brown.f 3 2 8 Cheek.t 1 ) :i deadlocked at 43-43 when Prank to A no Corkery. Summary: team, individual alone, Flynn.f 5 2 12 Seward.f 4 0 8 j Daly sunk a The Olson »K P > the Gleasner.c .231 Kberger.c 5 3 13 looper. lanky ! 120-pound class—Artie Coday whipped crack Carolina club Wins and Jose Carro (Md * drew 1 Pinocci.g 2 o 4 Gordon.g 2 o 4 saved the day for Tech with 20 sec- St. Cage 'Bought' Coach Eddie Cameron John's Pace House 127-pound class—Jose Fossas (MdJ d*. shepherded Turyn.g 3 2 12 Whiting.g 2 0 4 Setting Early Neighborhood onds left when he in a re- Tested A1 Beck -K P.>. Poling.f 0 0 0 Robinson.g 0 o < tapped Maryland jumped into a 5-3 lead in 135-pound class—Hal Donofrlo iMri de- Clark.g 0 0 0 Ausborn.g 3 o s bound. Novel Bonus the By feated Bill Belk K. P *. first few minutes of play, then Roellke.f 0 0 0 By the Associated Press. Tech G F Pts. Wilson. G F Pts In Catholic School Race 145-pounri class—Joe Ollinger Olson.c R 1 17 Scribner.! 3 1 7 the in i Southwest. Neighborhood Hous a p. defeated Tom Maloney (Md ). the Catholic School basket. the was Chicago entry the National class—Dick Ross Brotman.g u 0 0 Lewis,c_0 0 0 the annual District AAU tourna 175-pound Maloney defeated Dutch Holland (K. P *. Last Taylor,g_ 6 111 Prep yesterday, but the eventual; Devitt. G.F.Pts. St Paul's. G F.Pts. "bribed" to a novel Wolf Takes Mark Fights Night victory by ment with four battlers fc I* Unlimited class—Edward Corkery (K. High Simmel.R 0 O o winner will be decided next Kiddy.f .419 Lons-f_ 326 qualified probably bonus P. defeated David Mills (Md.). By the Associated Press. Hartshorn.g 3 1 7 La Covey.I 8 2X8 Gulli.f 10 2 system. the second round after y openin 3 __-- Friday in the game between the Brar.f (I 1 1 RadclifTe.f 1 011 DANBURY, Conn.—Lew Jenkins, 139. Hogue,g_0 0 0 When the team wins, sponsor round last Miles.c 0 l 1 __ 0 0 o fisticuffing night in Tur Sweetwater. Tex., knocked out Jack Johnnies and Gonzaga. Klopfer.f Maurice Totals — 3 9 7 45 -317 McGrath,c 124 A. White pays $6 for As Coach to Florida Garrity. 143. Jersey City. N. J. (1): Totals ___15 13 43 Abell.g ner's Arena. Bobby Holt. 148. The Johnnies were in front all the Cornet .g ft 1 11 Curtin.c O 0 0 each field Teams in Honolulu Danbury, and Eddie goal and $3 each for Matt Eddie Army Pash. 148. Bridgeport. Conn., drew <4». in Ray.8 7 2 16 Landolt.g 1 2 4 Brady, Kennet By the Associated Press. way downing the Little Hovas 0 0 a free "assist” or NEW YORK.—Chalky Wright. 134!2, Tolbet. g 0 throw', scoring Johnny Crowell and Randa Los Basket Ball 35-24. 1 O 2 Kenny — Results GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 26 Angeles, outpointed Pedro Firpo. Howlin.g free throw declined. 1 Camden. N J. (10); Lee Milito. By the Associated Press. Townsend.g 0 0 0 were the novice winners for Neigh Duel for Grid Crown 1 St.John's. GF.Pls G. U Prep. G F Pts White also will make a *-’93'4. New York, outpointed Oscar per- ■ Florida has turned its football for- Gletner.f s •: 1 s KMev f ; i 3 borhood who make the club a fa Lewis. 13tt. Newark. N. J. <0). Local. Totals 27 9 63 Totals 6 7 19 : By thf Associated Press. Welt.f 1 «> •; , Tolson.c 1 Harrell.c 0 awarding (Neighborhood House1 stonped J?ck Full* 7 'Merrick standout coaches until he entered 148^4. Oklahoma City (JO). 65; Earle Ammunition Depot (N. J.), Fannon.c 2 3 O'Connor.g 3 1 7 mark with a 41-36 win over Charlotte player to $300 for the ninth Club). 1 ::; S. third round: Pai ii the Honolulu All-Stars meet tomor- KALAMAZOO. 44. Cahill.g 4i (i 4i Brnziter.c 4) n 41 Oliver 'Prince Georges P. B C ) outpointe II Mich.—Mel Workman. Hall, giving it a record of four wins ranked row in the finals of the Army the Navy in 1942. 17.'), Muskegon. Mich., outpointed Bud- Fort Schuyler. 73: Pennsylvania Mari- Silk.p 1 13 Gartland e 1 3 4 player. Ralph Cantwell | J. Tigert, president of the Landon. Jock of knocked out Joey Richards. 159. Dan- Valley Forge. 82; Moravian. 47. Totals 1 .*{ ft 35 Totals 8 8 24 G F.Pts. Char Hall. G F.Pts 1.07. second round: Wesl*»v Howard : Matt Brae y out Training School, 51-28. The Eagles Stauffer.c 10 2 • N. H.t Nat Hines. 185. Philadelphia (22) Colby, 43: New Hampshire, 41. stopped Gene Hill 'Liberty Club sas State College, counted on to do be given a three-year contract to BOSTON. — Joe 1 06, second Blackwood, 150 M I T 69: Bates. 35. were in front. 29-13, at halftime and Continue Pace round: Edward Kennett in Row for through 2, Callahan I 0 Catholic, showing rapid improvf Washington Recreation 34-20. Eight Tulsa University. 54: Camp Chaffee, (St. J.); 3, Linne (B.i. Time, Dezbor.f 2 2 6 0 O ’ Wright workout at A. C. 2:46.8. Benefield,f ment under Coach Ben Zola’s FOR FACTORY 44. Liberty yesterday. Schweitz’r.C- 2 2 6 Gragln.f_ 0 0 tut< 11 APPROVED NEW YORK. Jan. 26 150-yard (S’).—Ole Northwestern (Okla.), 26; Southwestern Another drill was for 3 medley relay—1. Dix, Eliasburg Nicholson.(t- o 1 l Fox.c 1 l itself a slated o’clock iand Mueller : lage, helped to 15-9 lead ov< Point Tilts Streak Chalky Wright’s latest winninf (Okla.). 24. (B.I. Time, 1:33.4. Rynn.g 0 0 0 Uttleton.c l o CHEVROLET Cherry East Central this afternoon, following Harris' 200-yard free style relay—1. Trumble. 2 i the Blues last night with Don Dui !i SERVICE (Okla.), 68: Northeast- Moran,g_10 Gurney,g __ 2 2 Point streak has reached the eight-figh ern .Maeinnis. Pickener and Kimmel (B I. Cherry Marines basket ball (Okla.), 52. workout. s Scott,g_ 2 1 s kin and ‘‘Li’l Joe” Heid ft- e ON CARS OR mark but the Southeastern (Okla). 53; Oklahoma 'Time, 1:50. pacing TRUCKS team, enjoying a today cagey Los Am 17-game winning Baptist University. 19. Totals 7 51!) Totals 7 attack. Gallaudet, however, kej »t wasn’t in hi; ! 41 j SEE streak, will play Washington All- geles Negro glorying Central State (Okla.), 33; Phillips Uni- and Tom versity, 31. plugging away Cuscade Stars at Walter Reed Hos- latest triumph. He defeated Pedr( tonight Southwestern, 34: McMurry. 33. Cards Sign Seno for 1946 finally pushed his mates in fror t CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. The Marines added to Firpo of Camden, N. J„ in a listles; University of Arizona. 45: Arizona Joe Admits Conn's Skill pital. their with a snowbird and State College at 35. Higher Jan. 26 Johnny Schr 7725 Wit. Ave. Wit. 1635 10-rounder last Tempe. ay me Associated tress. CHICAGO, (A5).—Veterai string last night bv night. Oklahoma A. times n better boxer than I am." 1 topping Bolling and M.. 34; Wyoming. 24 Halfback Frank Seno has i macher clinched the laurels with r. Field. 66-50. New Mexico Mines. 59; Eastern New COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 26.— signet LjiBBgaaaBBaasB Mexico. 23. Joltin’ Joe, weighing 220, said for his second season with thi j Savold, Matched New Mexico, 60: New Mexico Aggie*. Joe *Louis says Billy Conn is Godoy he little in Chicago Cardinals and his fourtl I 39. "three times a better boxer than anticipated difficulty Now Tech, Anacostia Hit Target NEW YORK, Jan. 26
a Eastern Washington 59: Seattle planned & girls team to a 40-2- signed a contract to play with th College. That would Golden, ; College, 38. make him quit boxing to rest next month before STANDARD AUTO GLASS Schlegel over 1 begin- fir West j victory Poolesville yesterday oi New York Giants of the Nations 1 Chico State, 51; Fresno State. 43. Co. and make him it out with a Rudolph I 119 Carroll St, Takoma D. C. Pacific College. 57; Lewis and Clark slug ning two-month training grind Pk., the winner's court. 1 Football next season. 624 N St. N.W. 605-11 R. I. Ave. N.E. HO. 4870 League (Portland), 36. me. You know, Conn is three March 1, I G*- 3300 Open Sunday --- I J I I i