East Is Hit Hardest as Grid Gates Tumble 2 Per Cent IMSM—— — — College t ---' Only Far West Shows Hockey Lions Defeat Olympic Scouts Scan Increase, Reporting Indians in Overtime Area Soccer Players 8 Per Cent Boost On Shaw's Late Goal Soccer officials from New York By th« Associated Press and Philadelphia, scouting for College football attendance By the Associated Press players to try out for the United slumped approximately two per WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass, States Olympic team, are expected cent in 1951, Dec. according to an 15.—A goal by Joe Shaw with to watch Charles County Ameri- Associated Press survey of 89 only 35 seconds remaining of the can Legion battle Marlboro today colleges in all sectioiis of the overtime period gave the Washing- at Marlboro in the feature Nation. ton Lions a 4-3 victory over the match The decrease came in the last Springfield Indians before a crowd on the Washington and Suburban month of the season after an early of 3,000 in an Eastern League Soccer League program. November check showed a 5 here per hockey game tonight. two matches cent increase. Only are sched- Washington scored twice in the In there uled, both beginning at 2 p.m., 1950, was a 3.5 per cent first period, but the Indians rallied drop from the all-time with the pace-making A. Myron record to get a tie in the second period on high of 1949 with Cowell team drawing a bye television catch- a pair of markers by Vem Pachal. most of the The second match pairs Mary- ing blame. In ’51 Then Bill Jones sent the Tribe the National land Sports Club with Collegiate Athletic ahead at 15.32 of the third Midway session. Sports at Rosedale Association set up a program of Playground, Paul Jago, however, fired a 17th and Gale streets N.E. planned TV with no more than screened shot Into Jimmy Stra- In addition to a one game—and sometimes none— possible invi- chan’s cage at 16.57 to tie the tation to in any city. game the Olympic trials, the and Shaw settled it in overtime Charles County-Marlboro booters after the veteran Harry Frost had also will be battling for second Maryland Reports missed two chances and another place in the first half standings. Washington had the A in player hit fast, hard match is anticipated. Slump Average post. Midway, which has lost some Po«. Washington (4) Springfield (3) tough decisions this season, is Football Attendance o.-D'Amore Strachan R.0.- Foley Turland looking for its first victory of the The University of L.D._Gallagher __ Taylor Maryland C -Pridham-C. Pachal campaign against Maryland. was one of the schools ex- R.w.-Frost___Petrovich L.W-Petro-Kodatsky periencing a sharp in drop Washington apares—Calhoun, Archam- football attendance this sea- beault. Palmer. Jago. Cashburn. Shaw. Harbor and son. The Springfield spares—Dill, Fletcher. W. Snug Pierpont Terps drew 111,494, Jones, Hastings. B. Jones. Telelord, Ata- an average of 22.299, in five manczuk. games this First period — Scoring: Washington, in Basket Feature year, while for Petro (Calhoun. Shaw), 10:43: Washing- Tangle four games last year they at- ton. Shaw (un). 18:41. Penalties: Turland League leading Harbor (cross check), 2:25; Gallagher (trip), Snug tracted 104,000, an average of 6:45. puts its unbeaten record on the 28,000. Second period — Scoring: Springfield. line Pachal (Dill, Petrovich), 0:30; Springfield, against Pierpont Texaco at Largest average attendance Pachal (Kodatsky, Dill). 18:47. Penalties: 3:15 p.m. at the Hyattsville in Taylor (tripping). 14:25; Calhoun (hold- the South was enjoyed by ing). 17:07. Armory In the feature game Miami, which Third period—Scoring: Springfield. Bill of a in averaged 42,368 Jonea (Petrovich. DUD. 15:32: Washington. triple-header the Prince for eight games this year as Jago (Shaw. 16:67. Penalty; Telelord Georges County Basketball Recre- to (minor misconduct), 0:48. compared 36,518 for seven Overtime period—Scoring: Waghlngton. ation Basketball League. games last year. Jago (Palmer). 0:25. Ho penalties. Snug Harbor has won two STABLE MATES—The darndest things happen at race tracks games, while Pierpont has a 2-1 in the Far Only West, where and here’s the latest from record, followed by Greenbelt Co- Southern Hialeah. These three animals California, Washington Five Trims Op. Suitland and Mount Rainier, and Stanford Coolidge have become inseparable and share a stable. The horse is showed sharp gains, each 1-1, and Colmar Manor, 0-2. was there an increase. The The Far Bully Boy. English bull is named Pierre and the pigeon, Other games today are Suit- West area drew about 8 per cent land Blair which appeared out of nowhere to make it a has been Merchants against Colmar better than last year. Montgomery trio, Manor at 2 p.m. and Mount dubbed Oscar by stablehands. AP. Midwest Down 5 Per Cent. Coolidge High School’s basket- Wirephoto. Rainier against Greenbelt at 4:30. Eastern attendance fell off an- ball team nosed out Montgomery other 7 per cent and the Midwest Blair, 61-58, In a game last night was down 5 per cent. There was at Takoma Park Junior High gym no appreciable change in the that was tight all the way. PLAZA SELLS FOR LESS South and Southwest, where the Never more than five points attendance held almost an even separated the two and usually it keel. The South wras down 1 per was tighter than that as they cent and the SCHNTTTKER SCORES FOR CAPS—Dick ON NATIONALLY FAMOUS Southwest only .004 Schnittker leaps over Earl Hawkins (20) of Wilkes- traded the lead during the whole cent. Barre to score a basket for the per Caps in the firs t period of last night’s game at Uline Arena. game. Coolidge was in front at For the 89 the 1951 Others in the are schools, at- picture Bay Corley (4) and Joe Colone (18) of the visiting Barons, Jim the half by one point and Blah- tendance for 467 home was center of games Slaughter (17, rear) the Caps and on the right is Chuck Marzowich of the Barons. had a similar advantage going 12,115.876. Last year the same Staff Photo. into the final period. schools played 458 at home before _—Star SPORTING Carmello Pino of the Colts was I 12.120,595. The per game average high man with 22 points, followed fell from 26,464 to 25,944 or 620 Fort Jackson Swim Team by Marty Sigholtz of Blair with 17. per game. Defeated Navy Sf. John's, Seton Hall Once again Michigan led the CoolldK* O. F P Blair G F. P 1 GOODS Wins Over Brown Mlrman. t 2 0 4 6i*ho!tzf__ 7 3 17 with Bobb f ... 0 0 way 455,039 for six home ft Dillard f ... n o 0 dates, followed In Service 32-7 McCoy.f ..124 Turner c 5 414 closely by Ohio Bowl, Win Tucker, t 13 6 Garden Twin Bill McPherson c 0 2 2 In Televised Meet 2 6 State’s 445,737 for six. Southern By th« Associated Press Johnson.2 Ward* 10 2 By »H« Associated Press By th« Associated Press Myers.c .10 2 Doane * 6 3 15 California packed in 354,298 for Shepherd *. 1 0 2 Tompklna,* 3 2 8 COLUMBIA, S. Dec. 15.— — seven and Miami C., ANNAPOLIS. Md.. Dec. 15 NEW YORK. Dec. 15.—Un- Baker* 3 5 1 1 drew 338,943 Pino c 10 beaten St. John’s of 2 22 Into the Orange Bowl for eight Lloyd'Lowe, swift 150-pound for- Navy's better-balanced swimming Brooklyn Harrison.9_ 2 3 7 dates. mer team, performing before the first warmed up for Monday's crucial Pennsylvania with 310,277 North. Texas State back, was Total* 22 17 61 Total* *2 14 68 for eight and network audience to watch a live clash with top-ranking Kentucky Halftime: Coolidge 31-30. California with 306,- the offensive star of a powerful XMAS LUGGAGE SALE! 490 for six were others in the telecast of an intercollegiate meet, by romping over Rhode Island 300,- backfield combination 000 class. today as defeated Brow-n'University today, State tonight, 82-62. Seton Hall, Tech Men's Top Grain Cowhide Wom*n'» "Vyn Lyn" Carswell (Tex.) Air Force Base 53-31. another strong undefeated Georgia Beats Illinois also had a fabulous year quin- Rally TRAIN Iona 2-SUITERS CASE at the gate with 243,729 for only thumped Fort Jackson, S. C., 32-7 Ralph Brisco and Don Cameron tet, conquered College, 70- South 66-64 in the 60, in the of the Carolina, four home games an average of Service Bowl here. each w8n two events for Brown to opener college basketball double-header COLUMBIA, S. C.. Dec. 15.— over 60,000 per game. Lowe scored Carswell’s first score 20 points, but the Middies before a crowd of 12,238 at Madison The lightning-like shooting of 11.95 Two Draw Despite Records. touchdown on a screen took the other six firsts on the 10- Square 29.50 Famoui ! first-period Guard Eric Crake carried "Vyn Lyn" tough Win, lose or event card. three Garden. Georgia Fin# grade leather 9- Washable. rtaln tie, Michigan and pass from Quarterback Vernon Navy captured Tech plaetle to a close basketball victory f suiter* with bras* hard- reai.tant and wear- Ohio State continue to pack 'em Glass good for 18 yards. He took races, the diving event, and two Bob Zawoluk paced St. John's long against South Carolina, 66-64, ware and lock*. Neat In- LmM Tht Ni«Mt ing. Neat and roomy. in. That’s about the off a relays. ito its fifth consecutive •'Vjtj PUit only conclu- on 50-yard broken field run triumph here side pocket. Double lock*. Thinr In Lnrvar* rax sion 28 tonight. to be drawn from a com- for another in the last quarter. Briscoe won the 220-yard and with points, 19 of them in the Crake came in the parison of home attendance be- Lowe carried 15 times for 179 100-yard freestyle events in 2:188 first half. game late tween the in the third period when Tech top 10 on the final yards. and 53.8 respectively. Cameron Playing just as hard as I Nopilon, they was Cosiidy Sued* Associated Press poll and the took the trailing by half a dozen J Fite* Knit Both teams took perfect 10-0-0 150-yard individual med- had to, the Redmen grabbed a Nation's top 10 in home attend- points. records into the bowl game^n ley in 1:42.2, then came back to quick 11-4 lead and maintained a I Boot! leather ance. the comfortable The Tech ace Cowboy the University of South Carolina triumph in 440-yard freestyle margin throughout quickly pumped me a. ±*. top 10 with home at- in 5:09.1. the first half. in three field goals and a of i stadium. It was sponsored by the pair JACKETS tendance (won and lost records free shots to pull his team within Columbia Optimist Club, which The star for Navy, which had Only some neat shooting by Ed in parentheses): a point of South then billed it as the four individual winners, was Neale Hole and Jack who ac- Carolina, 1. Tennessee (10-0) 145 non deciding mythical Stewart, 1 6.95 snared the lead Michigan State (9-0)_ZZZI19H Bird, a junior from counted for 17 between with an early f-3. Maryland 34(i national service championship. Arlington, Va. points (9-0)_ 1)1494 in fourth period lay-up. 14.50 4. Illinois Bird, only his second year of them, the Rams in the (9-0-1) who for kept game. Georgia Tech (10-0-1) Glass, formerly played Knit collar. |.0. ZZ-ZZZZeii bob water competition, won the 200- Iona threw a scare into Seton Forward Dwane Morrison was I ? Uto' * S^ Princeton (9-0)_ 168 913 Rice, connected on two first quar- graphedom«.r.t&ZhJ?* boot» band Hne quality 7. Stanford (9-1)_ZZZZZIiJH.im yard breastroke in 2:28.3, paring Hall before succumbing in the high scorer as he led the losers Blaea 3«-«-•£«£*• or ter touchdown passes. The other ££ bargain. S' iay (7-2)- 132 000 one-tenth of a second final six with 21 9. Baylor (7-2)..1132 000 off Jack minutes. Trailing 53-42 a points. 10. Oklahoma (9-2) went to End Bob Fletcher, for- 194 839~ Manherz’ 1945 Naval minute the IN HOME Academy before end of the , TOF .10 ATTENDANCE merly of Ole Miss, in the end zone 1. Michigan 44-5) 455 (m record of 2:28.4. The time was third quarter, the hustling New 2 Ohio State (4-3-2)_ZZZ-445 from five yards out. Jackson never 737 far off the pool record of 2:14.2, Rochelle, N. Y. Gaels reeled off Canisius Quintet Edges 4 t7‘4)-Z354.298 threatened to overcome this All Wool Lifetime early however. 13 points in the next five minutes Collapsible I: Penn1 MUTH PLENTY OF FREE PARKING i New Store devoted to paint and painters’ supplies: SIMSTROHQ 3313 11th St. N.W. 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