toenittg Wilson Slim Choice to Cool for Metro Crown Washington, D. C., Saturday, March 2, 194ft—A- Conquer idge Capacity Crowd Seen 'Evans Hitting Heavily Win, L ose or D raw By FRANCIS E. STANN For Finals Tonight In Bid for Regular The Weekly Hash and Rehash In Star Tourney Nat Catching Job Just in ca.se there are a few sports-minded folks with the neces- Denman sary pesos and inspiration to build Washington that badly needed By George Huber By Thompson Star Sports Editor superarena here's a suggestion: What's wrong with the site where the Outstanding high school basket ball of New Center Market stood until it Cincinnati Reds after an absence champion, and Bethesda. This AI has been one of Washington's of more than eight years He's a scout and starts at 7 o'clock, with the boys' weaker batters in recent seasons, will ... comb the Pacific Coast In the "24 series beginning at 8:15. approximately but it hasn't been evident in drills Long George and Bill Terry were the Giants' first The spacious capacity of the big basemen Harris feared a left- here. Bucky Terry, coliseum may be taxed tonight as handed hitter, and maneuvered his pitchers so as the two schoolboy quints, which Evans, who is calculated to be the to induce John McGraw to play Kelly, who was no have proved themselves the best in Nate' catcher when the trouble for opposition Washington pitchers. or around Washington, meet in a tosses a left-hander at Washington, The Navy Athletic Association Is throwing a rubber engagement. Wilson won press party next Wednesday in honor of Capt. Tom the first game betwen the two dur- hasn't viewed many curves yet and Butkj Harris. Hamilton. U. S. who returns as the N., Naval ing the regular District public high that may be the reason for his soar- head football coach Chances are Tom Academy's will reveal hie school series, while the Colts came ing, lengthy socks, but he's injecting coaching staff and answer the $64 question: Will you junk the T-for- through to even matters last Satur- hope into Manager Ossie Bluege, mation for your old the favorite, single wing? day night in the District champion- who may be able to use some right- HEAVY ARTILLERY—This trio—Jeff Lewis and Stan What's all the fuss about in Heath, Buddy Spence—not only Is ex- connection with the Mexican League's ship game. Now they are out to add handed hitting in an overbalanced pected to be Washington's regular outfield, but furnish much of the RBI power for the club. "raiding" of organized baseball's players? The Mexican still hasn't the Metropolitan title to their col- left-handed batting order. signed a star—and if the American and National —Photo by Johnny Mueller, Star Staff. top-flight major league lection, while the Tigers just as Curves Cut Down Al's Average. Leagues miss the Estalella.s. Olmos, Carrasquels and Gardellas they will be out to snare this strongly Twenty-eight-year-old Al gave haven't as much material coming back from the armed forces as has crown and an invitation to the big promise of being a hard hitter when been claimed. Duke-Durham Southern 8tates as he came to the Nats In 1939, batting Future Worth Outfielder First IC4A Win tournament that Trophy championship goes .333 in seven games, and he didn't End ιο me winner. Star Basketers Tourney Tonight disturb that notion In 1940 when he Seen in Nats' Fast Wooten Wilson Choice. a .363 in 13 The very under-publicized Navy Preflight basketball team of Slight compiled average games. In 25 Years Aim of Wilson, despite its loss to Coolidge But the league's soon throws a knocked off the other after 21 pitchers By Burton Hawkins long, accurate ball. At Ottumwa, Iowa, finally got night a week a ago, finds itself slim favor- learned to curve him, and Al's Mobile last year, he won a throw for wins Iowa State Teachers did but this Star Staff Correspondent straight it, 46-42, hardly ite tonight, although usually in these average tobogganed to .269 in 52 distance contest and in a ORLANDO, Fla., Mar. 2.—Among 75-yard Manhattan, N. Y. U. detracts from the fact that Ottumwa (formerly Iowa is big payoff games in The Star tour- games during 1941. finished in second Preflight) YOUTHFUL SCRAPPER—Da- sprint place three ney there is no choice. The Evans saw more action in nine outfielders laboring here with By th· Associated Ρr— one of the best in the if not the best. Tigers 1942. yards behind Coan. Nation, vie Lewis, NEW have shown themselves at the peak 16-year-old Mary- participating in 74 games when the Nats Is a modest youngster who Wooten didn't YORK, Mar. 2.—A team on Take a at the play high school Nothing special tonight? gander, then, of form this week, in land who will suffered with Bell's trophy that has gone unclaimed especially 120-pounder, Jake Early palsy says "I don't hit well" .307 baseball simply because there was no Maryland-Catholic University boxing meet at Brookland, an 8-bout despite the licking George Washington, the [ace Bob Kenny of Catholic plus an eye affliction, and the more high school team at S. C. throughout 25-yeer history of affair which finds reliable boxere a C. U. and .316 with Pelzer, Maryland's always facing Northern on averages compiled the meet, because no ever Virginia champion, U. in the meet at Brookland he saw of those curvcs the less he He put in four years of American squad team which hasn't fought yet, but which has been priming for the Chattanooga in two seasons of or- has won the Thursday night, while Coolidge .has He's from liked them. They sliced his batting Legion baseball, then five titles necessary to all forbids our the finals in The tonight. Harwood, frank however, Terrapins year Modesty saying had two narrow In addi- ganized baseball. Refreshingly retire it, find a squeaks. and is his first mark to .224 that season, but in 51 played for a Pelzer semipro outfit, may permanent Star basket ball tournament tonight at Ritchie Coliseum is the No. 1 tion Md., getting is Earl Wooten, 21-year-old rookie, home the Colt squad has several games last year he climbed to .260 where he attracted the attention of tonight in the IC4A track and attraction, but there you'll have Wilson and Coolidge clashing in the taste of boxing this season. who doesn't like his own but players sporting minor injuries. Bill Since the Nats are destined to hitting, Scout Zinn Beck. field championships at Madison boys' final and Bethesda and Washington-Lee meeting for the girls' —Star Staff Photo. who comes to the Nats rated as a Cannon, the Colt's big forward, has see more southpaw pitching this In Navy Less Than Month. Square Garden. title, and if this isn't as attractive a basket ball double-header as has 24-karat fielder in the outfield or at bad ankles. due to a which fre- New York University and Man- season, lineup first base. The Navy summoned Wooten to been played all season well, direct all complaints to our Mr. In hattan have four on any event, tonight's game quently will present seven left-hand- service before Beck him to a College legs the George Huber. Billy Evans, former major league signed promises to match some of the best ed swingers, Evans may be required Chattanooga contract, but in lees coveted cup and either of them Griffith Stadium, where the left field fence is 402 feet away, center of the hot finals of Star Favorites umpire, who now is president of the could it for previous Terps Ring to catch more frequently than In than a month Earl was out of serv- wrap up keeps by de- field Is 426 and right field 328, yielded only seven home runs during In the last Southern Association, unblushingly the tourneys. eight years, the past, Al, in fact, may see as ice, unwanted because of a punc- throning defending champions 1945 and among the clubs which failed to connect were the White Sox, reports to Manager Ossie Bluege from only twice has the final been de- much service as Early and so his tured eardrum. He promptly hooked the United States Military A s and. of all people, the Yankees! that Wooten could be placed in cided by more than three points. On Paper, but Coach robust hitting Is heartening to on with the Lookouts, Blond, slen- Academy in the indoor carnival will in- Washington's center field and field Coolidge's starting lineup Bluege. der Earl performed admirably in Army Champa Are Sturdy. G. W. Gridders to Penn State Is Rumor clude Bill Cannon and Dick more sparkingly than Stan Spence. All-High two seasons with But that looms as a chore con- Al Due Regular Duty. Wooten isn't Chattanooga and of Taylor as forwards, Bob Klein- replacing Spence likely The tip is out that five of George Washington University's foot- Is of Cards Plagued by a sinus infection which to materialize on the strength of those years is siderable proportions, since the Ca- knecht, center, and Bob Rohr and Wary this season, but Earl is will turn at Penn State for the 1946 season being given a glimpse by the Nats' dets, who scored an unprecedented ball players up They On paper the University of Mary- prompted his release from the Navy, tabbed for future consideration. j Stan King, guards. Wilson will bosses. He one 73 a reportedly are Dan Rosa, guard: Don McMurray and Ed Czaj. ends in which he was a chief specialist, Could is of the few un- ^ points year ago, will be shoot- counter with Gene an All- land's team is a decided Lie More Weight. and Paul Weber and Ted backs Graham, ; Taylor, boxing Al has been to married members of the Nats' ing for their third straight team Hapanowicz, Jimmy understudy Early Wooten could use more weight to squad. tngii player, and hod Hartshorn, favorite Catholic title with a fullback, kicker and passer, will remain at G. W„ but friends say that ovçr University or Rick Perrell since joining the At 154 squad still largely intact. forwards, Dick Pogue, center, and [ advantage. pounds he doesn't "Lookit that infield," beamed he will not be interested in playing football. mittmen tonight at Brookland, but Nats. This season he'll be striving much Navy, the IC4A outdoor champion Art Scribner and Maynard get power behind his blows President Clark Griffith once remarked, "Is still in the and Pones, yesterday, and runnerup in this affair the Bill Terry Brooklyn league?" there are those who concede the to obtain more regular duty and if and admits it. He hasn't hit a home past guards. watching Mickey Vernon, Gerald two the phrase has haunted him since Elmer Layden. while Commis- he continues hitting will run but years, also figures as a threat in Hook and Eloise Cardinals a chance of Bluege yet, among his 185 hits said the All-America Mary Simmons good turning Priddy, Cecil Travis and Sherry the scramble for team de- sioner of the National Football League, (of be inclined to agree with him. last season witn the Lookouts were honors, ! are the big guns on the Betheeda In an upset. Top advocate of Cath- Robertson bob up with field- Conference), "They haven't even got a football," and that crack's Evans Is hardened to 35 fancy while olic chances is Heinie Lige Early, doubles and eight triples. He of crack which be girls' team, Washington-Lee University's ing sizzling grounders smashed tional AAU meet one week been thrown back at him Now the latest may knuckle-ball pitching, a fact that never has seen a ago. is a lot on the coach of the major league game MacPhail to a banking Louise Miller, Maryland squad. by Coach Clyde Milan. "I love which reçalled from time to time is that of Larry who, j makes him extremely valuable on and may not get around to it this Manhattan, didn't even I Garber-Alice Bruin duo. "I just counted up," Miller said strong-arm boys and every one of remark that former holdout George Stirnweiss would look a team with such ball for Oil have an organized track squad a reporter's "and discovered that we have butterfly year, Coan,* George Blnks would look with Judges Have Tough Task. today, those fellows really can throw that month furnish good with the White Sox, replied: "Anybody good pitchers as Dutch Leonard, Roger and Bruce are calculated ago, may the surprise lost eight men throughout the season Campbell ball," continued Griff. the White Sox." Next fall, if the White Sox take 20 out of 22 Also having its hands full tonight Haeffner and of the night. to IC4A to the armed forces and four of them Wolff, Mickey Johnny to have an edge on him in grabbing Returning cames from the won't the at Bel Air, is the committee deciding on the after a Yankees, telephone operators I Niggeling. reserve outfield berths and since the Coach Milan Third Baseman competition three-year ab- who will receive were first-stringers. I realize that says Mtl.7have a fine yowl? I outstanding player, Coach Ferrell, who could be re- Nats are three sence, the Jaspers will send Fred we've had a chance to deep in first base- Robertson apparently has cured S. writes: "I wouldn't to a raise i the Charles Hart Trophy, named in get experience Sickinger, unbeaten after F. W. Cameron, U. N„ object stored to active duty in event of ac- men Wooten appears headed for the himself of an evil habit of half-miler, ^Lt. honor throughout the season while this Is looking in admission at Griffith Stadium but those sitting in right of the former principal of to or the 600-vard title in a move prices Catholic's match of the cident Early Evans, actually Chattanooga choo-choo once more. up a split second before fielding surprise once Eastern School who before his only year, Coach field can't buy a hot dog without missing a strike or a ball and, High the Nats a catch- The on by George Eastment. but I've got the feeling anything gives three-deep only outfielder the Nats' grounders. "He's keeping his head missed the there's no to catch as YOU CANT retirement last year did much to ad- ex- you've count, way up ing staff—All veterans and all roster who bats righthanded aod down now, anyway," says Milan. Other Jasper Star*. would vance the cause of may happen tonight." SEE THE SCOREBOARD'' ... In other words, Lieut. Cameron competitive who aren'l throws Eddie La Fond, the Cardinals' pert knuckle-ball catchers with his left hand. Wooten "If he can continue to do it in They also will have Tom Comer- like a scoreboard in left field, too, so he'd know what's going on schoolboy athletics and who has to call for the flutter covers in coach, has discovered three reluctant pitch ground like a tarpaulin and games he'll be all rieht." ford the 1,000, Ed Walsh in the Another but "minor," he insists, is the fact that with been a big help m an advisory ca- experi- complaint, enced boxers the student mile, Eddie OToole in the two-mile box reserved in the of The among tickets going on sale February 2 he requested and/or pacity development and a relay team good to Star body who may turn the tide tonight. enough seats and enclosed his check two days ahead of the first sale, only to tournament. Ι win thé national title at His three aces are Gus Gerson, 165 Sports Program- two miles. hear that all boxes and reserved seats had been sold We feel This selection committee consists Terrors Clash Darkhorse Deacons Go 155 Eagles, Army will pin its hopes on Max towards the Lieut., but did he ever try to get og Charles (Pop) Wannan of pounds; Buddy Lynagh, pounds, properly sympathetic and Ernest 145 The For Local Fans Minor, sprint and broad Jump favor- Friends A1 of Bethesda Ott, pounds. a Redskin tickets School, Vogt TODAY. ite; Dick Newell In the dash, Lee and Referee Latona. pairings: Final Tony The out- In Mason-Dixon To Finale With Duke Christensen and Lamar 120 pound*—D«ve Lewis (Md ) τ». Boh Basket Ball. I Andy in standing girls player is to be selected* the kXtnny. Special Dispatch to Th· Star The Star's Metropolitan tour- ly th· Aitociatcd Pr«s> hurdles, Bernie Conor in the by the two referees and Miss Maude 135 Bounds—Phillips Itodceri (Md ) τ», nament Betheeda vs. N. Mar. 2 !1,000, Allen Brown in the 600, John Here Is Parker of the District Recreation D«n O'Brien BALTIMORE, Mar. 2.—It will (finals), RALEIGH, C., —One of Hippodromed, 145 pound·—Tom Moloney (Md.) ν». ; Fiecher and Fred Knauss Hockey the finalists in in the Alex mnd vs. Wash- Washington-Lee (girls), Cool- the 25th annual Department. Another Important Blero John Cherlroi (Md.) be American University of Bill Krneit Ott. idge vs. Wilson (boys), Ritchie Southern Conference basket ball two-mile. Webb in the weight 165 pound!—Lou Brown (Md.) >i Buddy ington, D. C., against Western throw and the terrific trio Sav Critics; Lions Lose Finale Coliseum, University of Man- tournament here tonight will be an ; of de- IMuh Wall·»* fUrf «■ Maryland In the flnal of the annual land, 7. old-timer in the the other fending champion Doc Blancharr- when he felled Baltimore's Chirp Ou· Oerson. playoff, By Bob McCleon Mason-Dixon unknown Tex Coulter and Ralph Davis in the Brenchley with a roundhouse right. 175 pound·—Ken Mtlon· η Maeon-Dixon Conference basket Conference tour- comparatively in the title Windup of the regular Eastern Pedro Poblette nament at Loyola of Baltimore. contest. shot put. Brenchley spent 2 minutes in the Heavrwelght·—Dere MU!» (Md ) τβ. ball championships here tonight. Hockey League season here finds what the offi- Dick Ortlnl. Southern Conference tourna- For the Duke Blue Devils it will box with Hursley for The powerful American Univer- for Eliot many observers predicting that the cials called "retaliating." ment at Raleigh, N. C. (final). be the seventh straight year they Easy Basketers is sity Eagles swamped Washington minor circuit ice game approach- At the midway point of the finale, Chamberlain in Front Wood berry at Episcopal, 7:30. have played for the title. Eliot Junior High basketball team as a College, 5-58, In the semifinals ing the status of wrestling turned into a Pier Six The other club is a scrapping out- defeated Stuart, 22-13, the match last and Western Boving. yesterday be- And no truer ex- ] night Maryland's «porting contest. and it was to All at Catholic fit from Wake Forest that last, night hind the 10-point scoring of Sid shigfest permitted Way Against NTS Terrors upset Loyola. 50-35, to move Maryland Univer- ample of this trend can be found continue to the of the 8:30. turned in a startling upset to knock Polykofl. enjoyment Chamberlain Vocational School into the finale. sity, than in last night's local league fans, who had of see- off top-seeded North Carolina, 31-29. given up hope were all the in cagers in front way Bob Lindeman. hot shot center ■fe ■ ■ A — finale in Uline Arena, where the and needed some Duke got a second scare in a row ing any hockey beating National Training School, of the defending champion Eagles, Baltimore Clippers bowled over the action to them awake. before finally edging out a fighting FOR FACTORY APPROVED keep 44-34 yesterday. Bill Starlmaker I 17 on of his betnesda Washington Lions, 5-2, to give the hung up points top uuint tarns Virginia Tech team in the other Ring: Announcement Gets Laugh. and Bill Slater tallied 16 and 15 : 21-point performance in the first District skaters a season record of semifinal, 44-38. CHEVROLET SERVICE When it was all over, Washing- points, respectively, for the winner^ ! round to lead all scorers in the tour- 32 losses, 8 wins and 12 ties. ! Never before in the tournament's ON CARS OR TRUCKS ton's Nick Phillips and Frank Long ney. The Eagles easily piled up a Wrestling turned to burlesque be- Suburban Title history has the Wake Forest team SEE and Baltimore's Eddie Vigneau anc 24-12 at halftime and Loop scientific Greenbelt Victor Over advantage advanced the cause clean, grappling were in the bos FINAL past semifinals. And Chick Webster jail were never headed. STANDINGS. CHEVY CHASE NOTOH CO. bores the cash customers. Eastern L the Deacons weren't handed much with five-minute fines. "There will Parkers j W W L 7725 Wis. Av·. Wit. hockey is traveling the same Maryland Btthe*d* i i Blulr S 5 of a chance to do it this year. 1635 League be boxing in this arena on Marct W»«h -Lif Α Λ Ted Fox tossed in 16 to 1 7 path, with apparently well planned 11," said House Announcer Jimmy points SI. Albans Ofο. Wash. -.4 4 for lead Greenbelt to a 40-27 vic- Cagers Topple fisticuffing substituted good Gibbons, ana the crowd laughed. cagers or over Park In a basket The Suburban League basket ball Armstrong Nips Carver; hockey and officials either unable For the record: Washington tied tory Maryland to do about it. ball game last night at Greenbelt. Friends in Final Game series, first event held unwilling anything up the match in the first period championship Looks to Title Game Five Penalties Levied. when Frank Long matched Balti- St. Albans who reached by this new Is ended with Major basketers, loop, Armstrong High School cagers. Five were levied more's unassisted goal St. John's Riflemen the of an excellent season on major penalties by Spike ^HARlÊIThÂrT Bag I peak Bethesda top. District colored champions and the final with a at —Photo Harris one of after St. Paul's, on Johnny Nordlander's 12 i POSITIONS clubs in the to forma] late Dletz, defeating 34-23, points named by a brace of country clubhouse, prior Sub for Barfolo were Lucky Clarendon's popular bowlers, who St. John's court in the final game tops as Perruso basket ball ■round Washington. Both took over transfer from Army jurisdiction, ex- team defeated Β y the Aiiociattd Pr»n was fatally stricken with infantile j of the season for both schools. Fort Belvoir, 60-44 5-DAY WEEK their new jobs yesterday. pected around March 15. last NEW YORK. Mar. 2—The paralysis, all contestants competing night at Belvoir. James B. Powell, long a member Under the contract with the Army, fight that it a in the second weekly veterans' event Apply Room 1504 of Golf and Club, it is reported, is experts agreed today is Fort Meade Five Ahead Washington Country Congressional Newman has lucky break for Sal Bartolo that he Manager Harry (Hap) j. r~* is new to be turned back in its condition as Λ. u* V Club, the manager there. He iUVVIUiiV VV/41 won't be putting up his half of the carded tonight and tomorrow at Air Force Annex succeeds Victor Kracker, who went of the efTective date of its occupa- eral Hospital, 40-32, in the closest of AUTO REPAIRING Army reatherweight championship against Chevy Chase Ice Palace will con- to Washington from Manor in 1942. tion by the Office of Strategic Serv- three games last night at Port Meade National Willie Pep until some time in tribute 75 cents of their $2.25 en- and REPAINTING Airport F. B. Williamson is the new man- ices, which was in May, 1943. During May. in the Third Service Command For Pep, the 126-pound king of trance fee. BODY AND PENDER WORK ager of Congressional Country Club that time, nearly three years, little basket ball tournament. In other 8:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. New one of the turn- done in- York, Pennsylvania, New Jer- Expecting biggest I ■which has been out of civilian oper- maintenance work has been games, Camp Pickett defeated In- McMahon Chevrolet sey and Connecticut, was in his outs of the season of both man and ation for nearly three years. side the clubhouse and considerable diantown Gap, 58-33, and Aberdeen 6323 Central Airline sharp preservice form last woman pinspillers, Goldberg will Georgia Ave. N.W. GE. 0100 Pennsylvania Powell, who has been in the Army work is necessary to restore it to it5 night eliminated Fort 60-44. IMMEDIATE SERVICE in out Flashy Mc- award special prizes to the fair par- Story, formerly was at the Wardman Park original condition. A committee has belting Jimmy Allister of Baltimore in 2:44 of the ticipants. Full handicaps will b< Hotel. Williamson has been man- been working out adjustment details second round of their 10-rounder allowed in the three-game event Park Girls Win ager of the Hay-Adams House for with the Government. Maryland in Madison Square Garden. Mc- which starts at 1 p.m. and runs until some time. Powell takes over a going At Army Navy, Walter Cosby, long Maryland Park girls' basket ball ATTENTION—CONVENTION Allister had held him to closing time. Entrance fee will organization at Washington, but the club greenkeeper, is back on the previously team remains atop the Prince HALLj a draw. be $2.25, with the money being matters aren't so smooth for Wil- job after 27 months of Army service Georges County League after regis- Bartolo was to have divided equally for prizes and Sav- liamson at Congressional. The let- 17 months overseas. Cosby reported supposed met tering their 12th victory last night. Pep to iron out their rival claims ings Bonds for the two Dietz young- BOWLING ter's club will have to be res ta flee yesterday and went to work imme- With Myra Limerick getting 14 LEAGUESI last but the bout sters, Shirley, 11, who is recoverinj from to bottom, with consider- diately. night, was post- points, the Park team topped Green- top from the dreaded after being poned when the Bostonian claimed polio belt, 25-22. a/ter her and he was ill. stricken shortly dad, SHIRLEY D1ETZ. Basket Ball Results Jacqueline, 7. We would like le offer our bowl- Collegiate Roosevelt Juniors Shine Week end tournament competi- over until time tomorrow the MM we* i. closing at CLARENDON and •y Associated Pr«i> tion got underway with a banj ing alleys Westminster (Mo ). 50: Tarkio, 47. Jack Wilson's eight points led the night. Msion-Dixon Conference basket ball tour- Coe Grtnnell. 37. this at the Strike ARLINGTON to Convention low»). 48: as Rooeevelt morning Lucky We Are any nament ât Baltimore (second round): Michnan State. 56: Wisconin. 62. way junior basket ball Proprietor Vernon Graves is in- American Umveraity. 52; Washington Col- where more than 200 playground Ready Ripon IWi».), 57: Knox. 50. team topped Gonzaga juniors, 33-26, augurating a one-ball al Hall League that lege, 28 St Louis U.. 55; Washintton (St. Louis) boys, guests of Bill Wood, stagec handicap Bowling Western Maryland Col'ege, SO; Loyola 33. at Roosevelt. Petworth tomorrow afternoon and (Baltimore) Colleee, 35. their 12th annual Neighborhood wishes to continue their season, Beloit, W Carleton. 53. night for bowlers with average! NOW! East. Wichita (Kana). 61; Creiïhton. 47. Centers championship. South Oakou State. 56; North Dakoti under 120 and Gait Davis is ex- with the understanding that if Baltimore. 56; Trenton. 51. State, 45. Jimmy Burns, veteran Bethesdt New, Modern 52: Last another 100 or so contestant! Coast Guard Academy (Conn.). Trinity. «•Hthweit. Fights Night pinman, will be the defending pecting and when Convention Hall re- 28. ly th· Associated Prut in the sixth weekly one-ball aflaii 49 Oklahoma Ags, 51; Drake. 34. in the 12th annual Dutcl Blippery Rock (Pa ), HI; Grove City, champion at will be free to re- Baylor, 81; Bainbridee Navy. 56. NEW YORK—Willie Pep. 12914. Rosslyn. Entrance fee in each opens they Borden Conference tourney at Albuauer Hartford. Conn., knocked out Jimmy Sherbahn test which opened this Automobile Service our. N. Mex. (semifinals): is $2. South. McAllister. 128. Baltimore (2: non- afternoon at Takoma and carries sume at Convention Arizona. 61; Texas Tech. 31. title): Ruby Kessler, Complet· to Hi· Lost Detail. bowling Conference tournament at 1 141'/i. Brooklyn, Southeastern West Texas State, 46; New Mexico, 38. outpointed Rudy Campa, 144, Los An- Louisville : Hall. ((juarter-flnals) Third Service Command tournament ai geles. Louisiana Stale. HO: Mississippi, 34. CHICAGO.—Bout Alabama. Tennessee, 24, Fort George G. Meade. Md. (first round! between Arturo .15; Pickett (Va.), Godoy, 204, Chile, and Lee Savold. Var-Wood Inc. Georgia. 45: Mississippi Stale. 44. Camp 58: Indiantown Oat Nash, (Pa.) Military Reservation, 33. 2»m, Paterson. N. J., declared "no Kentucky, β!); Florida, 42. contest" In the AUTO GLASS IMMEDIATE L. V. Sixth Service Command tournament al eighth round. Ceol«y, Service Mgr. Call Eddie CHestnut 6655 iruthern Conference tournament at Ra- PHILADELPHIA. — MECHANICAL AND METAL Port 111. Leon PROMPT SERVICE Goldberg, Ν C. (seml-flnalsl : Sheridan. (flnala). Halre. 137*4. Philadelphia, stopped Your Old Car leigh. Fort Jeff Made Neu> Wake Forest, 31; North Carolina, 29. Sherie»n, 63; Camp Grant (111.), 47 Hollow·». 138%. New York (β>. BP E077 SERVICE Duke, 44: V. P. I„ 38. Far We»t. AUGUSTA, Me—A1 Mlchaud. 144, Call OLiver 3400 Lisbon, Me., stopped Leo Mayo. 146. CHEVROLET CABS—TRUCKS Midwest Conference tournament at Frank- Nevada, 58; 'Frisco Club, 42. CLARENDON ARLINGTON « Olympic 4906 Md. fort, Ky.: St. Mary's (Calif.), 38: Santa Clara. 38 STANDARD AUTO GLASS Hampden Lone, Bethetda, Kentucky Etat». 82; Wilberforce, 39. Harlem Globetrotter», 48; House of David Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc. Open Sunday« 9 to i 32 BRUNSWICK ALLEYS 24 BRUNSWICK ALLEYS Keen tournament: 37. v'neouT,r· β24 Ν St. N.W. lOtt 83r< St. N.W. MI. 164T Ten r: see State, 79; Lincoln (Mo.), 82. Colorado Ax>. 60; Dcnvtr, 40. 1047 N. IRVING STREET COLUMBIA PIKE b V FILLMORE JT.