undajj Catholic U. Shades Virginia in Boxing Meet, 4i-3 f&pofte ____ * filaf WAShING x ON, D. C., ^uARCii ‘ti, 1949 ♦ Pilot of 115 Graduated' National Duckpin Event Hits Rohr Saves Cardinal I Sanford Says Figures Show Maryland Ringmen Class With He Should Win 18 for Yanks finish Third With By Potomac Power Squadron Record More to Come Streak Victory V. T. H Bien John Boshar. Harold M. Entry, ly the Auociattd Press By Malcolm Lamborne, Jr. Brown. Paul D. Brown Marvin T. Broy- McAlwee championships, opening tneir sec- hill. Ralph D. Burns. W. H. Burroughs, By Ben I ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Frederick G. Calvert, jr. ond week. Of# hundred and fifteen men still to take Mar. 26.—Fred Sanford likes L. S, U. Meet Victor Basil L Carr. William M. Clark. Arthur With some 35 teams In and women were “graduated” last B. Cooke. Forrest L. Cromwell. Harold H. * j annual Heavy Scrap the in the The seventh Hyattsville! to say he got his Christmas th* Associated Prost David. Earle M. Dawson. Patrick A. Deck, up reservations, entry By night in the Potomac River Squad- L. will be on at Hyattsville! Heavyweight Charley Rohr ap- Richard L. Eschinger, Roger Flather, 19th annual National Duckpin handicap present early when the St. COLUMBIA, S. C„ Mar. 26 (JP). ron’s annual class in Ex- George L. Gadea. to a piloting. James A. Hale. Recreation at 2 p.m. with 10 p.m. plied two-fisted first-aid: to the Gulick. Jacob Kenneth Congress tournament which opens Louis Browns sold him —Louisiana State U. slammed out ercises were held a dinner- B. Haynes John H. Heister. Samuel S, the deadline for entries. rapidly expiring Catholic U. box- enuring Hill. Herman E. Hoffman, jr.: K. next Saturday at Norfolk, Va., New York Yankees last De- three victories in the finals here dance at the Terrace Room of Loyl* The Elizabeth Barger classic at ing streak last night and Johnston. Alan W Jones. Carl L. Jones, already has reached a record- pulled! cember 13 for $100,000 and tonight to take the team title in National Airport. William C. Justice. the Eddie Rommel’s Stadium out & 4‘2-to-3Va victory over a, Russell W. Kidwell, William D. Kikht, smashing total of 716 teams, it was three players. the inaugural Southern invita- Certificates of proficiency went Lawson W Kintner. George T Knoll. drives in Baltimore will lure a host stout University of Virginia crew David P. Kuntz. Ross L Lunslord. Lyle last night by Arville The righthanded tournament. to 31 women, while memberships announced unblem- husky tional college boxing W. Mann. Burrell H. Marsfl, Harwood of of Capital star woman rollers. to, save the Cardinals’ Martin. Howard D. McArtor. L. Ebersole. executive secretary pitcher has it all figured out, South Carolina won two of the were earned by 84 men. Women WCDAi ished record. I Clarence E. McKay Bernard A. Me* the congress. Monday’s and Tuesday’s on a percentage basis, why he four finals in which it participated are not eligible for membership In Knew. Robert W. McLendon. Robert E. ■ A turnout of 3.500 Morey. J V Morgan. Morton Nesmitn, has entered tournament schedule *, capacity 24 take the Tidewater area I fansj should win 18 for the Yanks to come in as runner-up with the squadron, but may Harvey R. Nichol. Robert L Nicolaon, saw the gangling Rohr rain ;:ems with 305 of these from MONDAY'. 'In 1948 he lost 21 * to L. S. U.’s 26. piloting courses. Georce O. Nielsen, Walter Podrog 3-16 the this year. points Cyril E Poore. Landon L. Portef. Boll- the for- I * .M?** Single*—7 PM. leather on Allen Smith in W. Em- No 'jlk proper, breaking Walter St. more than any Maryland took one of four finals Squadron Commander ing R. Powell. Ernest L. Rhodes. Geor,e i:. -JMtfe*’Qoldley. Otho Sherman. round to win for Louis, Ross. for a John Pox. third and decisive men F Race. Stanley S Roper. Gabriel record of 301 teams tSsW. Prank Jerry. Mike owns. in which it had a hand to come mitt Davis estimated the Oscar me Pennell. A1 Wright, was other American League pitcher. Jay B Sayres. Robert ,K. Schaler; 1941 :*Tl|7 Stalcup. Cletus the bout and match. Cath- outfit to R. Scholz. host .city, set Wallach. Laurence I£ in 227 in third with 22 points. The grads brought the local _ j, -tournament ,in [Jack Barkley. Bob He won 12 and pitched Norman P. Seagrave. K. M Skaggs. 1 R. Crawford. Bunley olic U.'s sixth win of a campaign were held here DiMathers. Theodore Citadel was fourth with 12, Miami about 500 members. The class was M. Smith, Norman A. Smith, E. E. £when the nationals Jack Horner. Roaei Doyle. Alvan ; C. Markey marred by a 4-4 stalemate innings. Snyder, B. A. Soper. James 8. Sparks. Center. Hathaway. Joseph Reynolds Jim only and and one of the on record. at Bcthesda Bowling Carson C. at it this he fifth with 10 Georgia largest Jr R J. Stanley, Philip W. Steiner, Julius Edwards. Leon rieisher. with 'Look way.” list includes 87 Collina. Maryland. tied with 4 Presentations were made by W. william F. Steiner. «... The big entry P.M. eager to his the- Georgetown points Raymond D. from Doublet—7 Both Rohr and Smith started said, explain of Frank M. Stephen. Jr.. from Connecticut, 82 James E Bowling-Joseph A Pitcher. 56 each for sixth place. Earl Schuyler Washington, Stickney. jr.. Robert C Utterback. Joseph steams Charles Gen- the Cardinal ory, ‘‘St. Louis won only Volland. 35 from Balti- Jessey Clark-Bill Holshouser, slowly but ringman commander of the fifth district, F. Venuto. Elmer Andrew Fred- Carolina, Coulter, jr. I won 12. erick R. Von Langen. Henry D. Walker. „North tile, jr.-Richard up steam first and began to games last year and Richmond while P.M. got United States Power Squadrons. Horace Walker. John B. Weldfn, Rohert more. 24 from Double*—8 a fifth of all their Allin, Cl if ford* Vo ted C. Markev-Leonard Pfeiffer. score effectively with a long left That’s about M. Williams are scattered from Stanley Dr. A. B. Bennett was toastmaster. 8. Wolf, Bari* :the remainder McGonigall-Charles Tucker. Jack Yankees won 94 Carl 8. Winkler. John Ralph and rights to the victories. The Louis B. Zurborg. to Maimi, Fla. Horner-Roger Doyle, Joe Reynolds-Jlm jab looping FRED SANFORD. Best in Meet Guests included Commodore J. W Young. Burlington, Vt.. do about the i Ring es- Collina. bread-basket in the second round. and figure to of the for teams from P.M.u he loses 5 and I lose 21.” P. Hellweg, former chief A new mark Teams—8 Eddie That means my yet Warren Allin, 175-pounder, was the tourna- i O.D.’s (Army Dept ). Harding No. 39 Rohr, who presented Coach same again. Naval Observatory: Capt. Guy W. tablishments housing Service. As a professional, Sanford voted the and (Masonic). Cardinals (Army Map LaFond with a surprise victory club should win about 38 more “flghtingest fighter” been set with the Colo- !Men). Naval Ordnance Lab. (White Oaks) considers the finan- Clark, present head of the observ-1 immediate ment has a naturally Tom Clifford, 160-pounder, the 13TB teams. (Naval Gun Factory). Supply (Veterans over a favored Syracuse squad by games. With me taking regu- C. A. Anderson, Coast entering Service Sales (Southeast), cial angle in his shift to the atory; Capt. nial Spillway Administration). Crandell in the to up best boxer, in last night's finals record Drafting (U. S Coast and Geodetic Sur- outlasting Marty lar turn, I figure pick Guafd headquarters: Capt. C. M. Delivery The former all-time entry 1 (National Capital), Yanks. of the Junior College vey). Greyhound Liquor first match of the season, came a sixth of those or six Montgomery on tom* models Washingtons P Co ). Hutch- at least Durgin, Coast and Geodetic Sur-! was 642 teams in Dupont (C. & Telephone ‘‘It makes a lot of difference,” intramural boxing tournament. ison’s. Inc. (Men's Major District). with a roar in the third. He had more wins. Commodores Allan Carney of tournament at Bethesda. he said, “when you have a vey, 1947 Double*—10 P.M. Smith on at the finish, The Results: Otho Sher- hanging ‘‘Same way with losses. Capital Yacht Club and Jack D. the vanfuard of Wash- James Quidle'-'-M’ifce Joseph. chance to finish up in the race. J •_’<) pounds—Pat Williams dec. Bob Heading man-Walter Olson. Frank Jcrjy-Mike although neither was badly dam- Browns were beaten 94 times, Sprinalrth. Miller of Corinthian Y. C. and i PACKARD three Am- we we did- 61 teams will, be Owens. John Fox-George Perry. John At St. Louis knew 1 :>0 pounds—James Davis dec. A1 Hem- -inEton's Billy Stalcup- aged. 60. That's 34 less. commanders from Ann- stadt-Meile J. Wagner. the Yanks have chance to win merdingei. sa.uadron Am~r;ca’t Finatt Motor Cat quints. Scheduled A1 Wright-Jack Barkley. n't any dec. Dick Masonic League Cletus Pr -nell. Redmond Scores Over Champ. the same basis I ought to l.tft pounds—Bob Lebling Baltimore and other1 are J A ik'.-Carson C. Hathaway. Julius On Now apolis, on the opening night Frank the pennant. you're Parkinson. PRICES START AT to bowl Edwards-v^seph Pitts. Even Rohr's victory might not< off at least six defeats. J40 pounds—Ted Tarwater dec. Mike Chesapeake boating centers. which Eber- cut sure to be in the Albert Pike No. 1 of TUESDAY. have saved the however, pretty up Hammett. Cards, •'I earned runs are M5 Keene dec. Fred Women receiving certificates: Albert Pike No. P.M. figure | race. You have a chance at pounds—Marvin sole is a member, Single*—7 had not Jack Redmond scored a Causey. lla R. CaoDell. Clara E. Cou»cell. Helen: B. jr.. E mo Miller. more anyhow in try- j E Lodge. Carev Singleton, important that extra money and maybe a 150 pouncks—Bob Jones dec. Mark E Christopherson. Laura Cromwell. $2,362 2 and Whiting Richard Gordon. Wade Sheriff. George clean-cut victory over Allen Hol- Louis M. Eschlnger Ruth C. Gregory. Miller. Tyler ing to figure»a pitcher’s ability, i Sheele. Winchester- Scribner. Lew Irby. John W World Series. I 55 Comer dec. Dave Wil- Martha S. Gulick. Eleanor P. Hunt. Evelyn Delivered in Washington The sensational Janie Hughes. lingsworth. Virginia’s 139-pound pounds—Don j Ma- Morris. W. E. Molloy. jr.. Just for example take Jack liams. K. Jones. Annie P. Jowett. of District Heber. Perce Ellett. ‘‘It’s going to be nice not H. E. Kintner. Packard team tfce Pegrfy Knapp. Pete Intercollegiate Boxing Association 160 pounds—Tom Clifford dec. Marty Kathleen Right. Betty | action next Louis Darvey. Helen Landsman. Richard Kramer. He went to the Red to this Muriel J Lunsford Alice A Lauxman. will see M. JanofI, having pitch against Diamond. Verone jor League E Tremper. Frank Beck, William champion. Redmond fought a With 165 pounds—Warren Mlin dec. Harry Isabelle Lynn. Sabina H Miller. LOVING the Win- Sox from the Browns. too. I never have too R. Morena. Elisabeth H. Pitney. Margaret Sunday. Last November Charles P. Wilson. against the hard- club, Clarkson. heady fight T. Pourier _ Double*—7 P.M. those home he won Corrick dec. Art Fes- R. Porter. Wynona a national record all runs, much trouble with DiMaggio 176 pounds—Don La Verne M. Stephanie T chesters rolled Don Kennedy-Bill Hart. Arthur J. WU- hitting southpaw and took ad- senden. Presby. the last 18 and lost 5. But his earned wears Prevost. Dorothy E. Salipante. Margaret and only in son-George L Burrow, Clyde G. Hennlng- that Henrich always 185 pounds—Gene Abernethy dec. War- Elizabeth 797 game Gavilll-George vantage of every opening to pile buj T. Schaefer. Helena P. Smith. Packard Oeorge J. Shimek. Jr.. Joe was 4.35 to 4.64 ren Gullickson. H Stanley. Virginia C. "Tour rrienilt Dealer" an all-time city Siegel. run average me out. I guess, next to Wil- A. Sparks. Gloria week marked up Glorlus, R. H. Woodv-Virgma up a tidy margin. His triumph Heavyweight—Frank Frazer dec. Howard Stead. Alice Louise Tate, Dorothy G, Wolf. record of 2,093. Teams—8 P.M. for me. Not so much difference, liams and of Boston, Hovermale. Catherine M. Zurborg. M Street set a Spence _ 1822 three-game ). Dargan s set the staga for C. U. victory. they cracked Barlowe's (Pop Crawley Mem Henrich is my toughest hitter. Men receiving squadron mem-i In each instance Cafe (Greenway Com ). Game Cock Reatau- Virginia’s muscular Miragliotta Defeat Amvets ADams 8000 marks of 773 raunt 'Nst. Capital). Grinders 'Naval Results of Salt Lake Eagles bership: former Oaklawn Park A native City, »A»>>t»aaaaa their own Paint), Tool No. 3 (Naval <5un brothers scored two of the eve- Ordnance entire ca- YMCA Eagles defeated Amvets, Francis 8. H. Addis. Beverley L. Ball •nd 2,090. Factory). Bookkeepers (Southern Railway' By the Assoeiated Press Sanford spent his Dept.). Wood Kutters ning's three technical knockouts. duck- Hvdrographic (Navy PIRST RACE—Purse, * 1.200; allow- Brownie 45-43. and Braddock Heights trim- The bulk of Washington Oilers (Bureau Ships). reer in the organiza- iMarine Corps). Basil was dedared the winner ances: 4-year-olds and upward; 6 fur- 22. -3 and (Masonic). Stansbury (Ma- was med Eastern Warriors, 67-15, in will Are April Kins David lonps. tion since he signed by pinners sonic). over Dick Snider in the third ■**' _ fJemas) 6-8'* * in the "Y” Doubles—8 P.M. Top Foot '•} Jack Fouvnier in 1939. yesterday's game boys’ 24. round of their Rollaway 14.00 /.on Helen Lanrisma.i-Edward Raine. Thur- 145-pound scrap. ball That j Keen Oln 'Porch) 3,So News of his sale to the Yanks junior basket league. dhide r.iond Cordell-Perce Ellett. Snider had Dick Trum- will replaced a tie for CAR in LCCfi” tournaments he was left the four»way “NEW while loop Three DocWes—to P.M. Also ran—Ernie C Gift Maedlc. Merry came to Sanford of many pmspillcrs T5. Hoycrt. Wade per. Joe fired enough leather to Miss. Ghos: the the interest Carev Smgleton-Charles Mary. Lunch Date, Kindly working as a garage atten- first place among Eagles. mid- Sheriff-Georee Scribner. R: hard Goidon- Sand. Miss OGiftie and ENAMEL From 2 p.m. until end his scrap with Ray Calnan Bound. Diesel Braddock Heights, Parkfairfax BAKED today. will E'mn Miller. John W, Miller-Tyler Morris., Forth Term. dant at the Salt Lake police Recreation Clinton L. Wooci-Horold E. Wall. J. L. in the first round. Calnan mak- the Amvets. night Brookland Mollov Leonard Legge- and Wash- Kntmer-W E. SECOND RACE—Purse. Si '100; allow- department. scene of the 39th annual James Snvder. Janie Hushes-Peggy Knapp, ing his first appearance of the FOR SPRING SEASON be Beck. ances; .'i-year-olds; 6 furlongs. Association Richard E. Tremper-Frank was an eleventh-hour 78.40 MM 70 In.00 ington City Duckpin j season, Rocky Sir (Williams! Tobosa (Keenei o 00 4-301 RIDE WITH PRIDE ALONG volunteer to replace ailing Buckyj Boss H. (Cartwright) 13.90 Bowie Entries Ennis. Time. 1 MOV Results Ellen. MANY SATISFIED Gulfstream Also ran—Avoca Message. Rae WITH OUR FOR MONDAY. Cronin Leads Vinita Toney. Aldale, Soph Press Slow. Way for C.C. Wa»a Wana. By the Associated Cloudy and Vornado and Roy H. P.M.. EST Tuck. Krippo. CUSTOMERS First Post. Tommy Cronin, C.U.'s IBA 125- Dally double paid *344.00. FIRST RACE—Purse, miles FIRST RACK— Purse. $C,5O0; maiden*, and !,. on 4 year-olds upward 8.10 e-year-olds; 4 furlongs. pound champ, got his mates off Star (Goralea> 40 THIRD RACE—Purse, *1 MOO; allow- TAIl for 1 Magnetic g __ 118 Tacaro 118 SPOT year
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