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WEDNESDAY, MARCH s Ready to Open Camp in Conditions Dismal as Season’s Outlook

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United Press Staft Correspondent NEW YORK, March T7.—A little huddle of pitchers and catchers;

for the Washington, Senators were set to open major ledgue spring training officially today at College Park, Md., in an ‘atmosphere as foggy as the immediate future of the sport itself, Gone. until victory, at least, are the days of warm sunshine in the

league club owners are resigned to take whatever steps are necessary to keep baseball alive through one more wartime season, That they will be able to muster sufficient manpower to operate wus » matter of speculation which. can’t. »e settled until congress completes ‘work-or-else” legislation. Despite he uncertainty, however, there is 10 thought of quitting.and each of the 16 major league teams will pro# seed with spring training as planned. Manager Ossie Bluege of the Senators was certain only that three of his veteran knuckle ball pitching artists, John Niggeling, Roger Wolfl ind Emil Leonard, would be on hand when drills begin today on the University of Maryland campus— wegpthér permitting

Setting Is Typical

The prospects weré for rain and foggy © weather. The setting was typical at least of what all major league teams have been up agains since northern spring training first was institutéd in 1943. It. would be an innovation if the weather were decent. The Senators are a sadder and wiser lot than the hopeful band which. went into training in 1944 as top choice of the baseball writers to

pennant winners in the American

miserable start and bogged down into the second ‘division, finishing

winning St. Louis Browns. This year no one expects them to go places. The fact that the pressure is off. may help them,

of the players lined up, they will not be lacking for manpower. Forty-

oné players are listed on the advance roster, 12 of them draft-safe

Bucks to Play In Cage Tourney

| (U, P.).—Ohio State university today was named to represent the midwest in the National collegiate athletic association basketball tournament. : Zora G: Clevenger, chairman of a committee to chocse the fourth dlstrict representative in the tourney,

said Ohio State was selected because the team “was going stronger than any other in: the midwest at the close of the séason.”

the: bid, he said. : The fourth N. C. A. A. district includes Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota and part of Iowa.

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Canteens and otheér teen-age groups has been announced by Mrs. Wynne Arnholter, Teen Canteen director, and K. Mark Cowen, superintendent of the division of recreation in the city department of parks and recreation. * : * Official "rules: approved. hv...the U. 8. Table Tennis association will be followed and there ‘will be four classifications with girls’ singles, and men’s singles, mixed doubles and men’s doubles. : Each center and canteen will hold it's own elimination and there will be four semi-finals as follows: North

Kingan Five Wins Kingan's Knights won the playoff game from the Billings General hospitel team last hight in the Bush-Callahan loop, 33-31, at Billings gym. Joe Schwab tallied in he last 30 seconds of -play for the winners.

Home to Cincy CINCINNATI, March 7. — Sgt. Gabe Paul, former traveling secretary of the Reds now stationed at amp Blanding, Fla, received a 10day furlough recently and lost no time in gétting to Cincinnati.

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IRDIANAPOLIS CAPITALS 5. PROVIDENCE REDS

Prices: $2.20, $1.20, #50, Tas nel. FOR RESERVATIONS L Strauss Ce. Coliseum «a«LI noeln 156) 3 TA bot 45560 COLISEUM:

| FREE PARKING l Fastest. Strevtcars to Oolisenms Doors

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Teen Paddle Meet Planned Two Bouts Added

A city-wide. table tennis toprna- center on March 12, Miss Hse ment for members of the city Teen Clark in charge: Soutt’ side dt the

side at Northwestérn community! charge.

balmy climes of southérn California, Florida and Texas, but major

Latins. That proably is more, than any other club will be able to

are nof of major league caliber. The field includes 16 pitchers, four catchers, eight outfielders and 14 infielders.

Have Veteran Flingers The top hands on the pitching staff are expected to be Leonard, Wolff, Niggeling, Milo Candini, Alex

Carrasquel, Milton Haéfner and William Lefebvre, all seasoned veterans.

The veteran Rick Ferrell is expected to bulwark an othérwise weak “catching department, with George Case, Stan Spénce and Roberto Ortiz likely to be frontline outfielders. Harold Clift, Joey Kuehel, George Myatt and Gilberto Torres are the infleld standouts, -but Bluege has several pretty good rookies who may work inte the

muster, although many in thé group}

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“They tell me you use the rabbit punch!”

Two clubs battling for thé No. 2 play-off positions in their respéctive divisions of thé Amariéan

starting lineup.

{tional league training activities to{morrow at French Lick, Ind, and (the communique from there is that |the diamond “is under watér as

|usual at this time of the year.”

The Chicago Cubs touch off Na-|

Hockey league will clash at the In- | dianapolis Coliseum tomorrow night ‘at 8:30 o'clock when the Indiafidpo-

Manager Charley Grimm, who has been on hand to inspect the am{phibious layout said that “there is

succeed the New York Yankees as enough land showing for a running |

land throwing workout.”

league. Instead, they got off to &| He said 18 players would be on

{hand for the opening, most of them { pitchers and catchers.

in last place, 25 games behind the| General Manager James Gallagher |

|of the Cubs said at Chicago that he | wasn’t sure how many more would appear. “Some players have wired they

If they can keep even a portion | will be late, others are waiting word |

[from their draft boards and still {others want more money,” he said. | And that about sized up the situa‘tion for the rest of the clubs.

Hockey Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUR Western Division

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LAST NIGAT'S GAMES Hershey 6, Cléveland 3.

Providence 7, St. Louis 1.

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NEXT GAMES Tonight—Pittsburgh at Hershey.

Determined Caps to Oppose Providence Tomorrow Night

iis Capitals tangle with the Providéncé Reds. In spite of the disastrous developments of last week-end, the Caps! still have a mathematical chance of overtaking Pittsburgh in the bat-| tlé Yor second place in the western | halt of the circuit and Providence! enjoys a similar opportunity in the

Hershey has an edge at the ent time, . | The Caps are confident that their |

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|recent chain of hard luck is at an

end following the 9 t6 0 trouncing| they suffered at Ofeveland’s hands. Now the home boys feel that their slump has run its course and they are ready to start their final playoft bid by avenging the 4 to 3 loss! suffered at the hands of the Reds when. the teams met here last on| Jan. 21. The Reds always have been | recognized as one of the roughest | teams in the leagué, but the Caps| are determined to get back in the

Tomorrow -— Prévidente «tt INDIANAPOLIS.

victory column at any cost.

Great Centers to Perform in Semi-Final

By JAMES E. WALTERS United Press Staff Correspondent

| The epic matching of Jasper,

| Haute Gerstmeyer in the Bloomington semi-final of the Indiana high | school basketball tournament Satjurddy will have a secondary feature that may steal most of the attention from the main show. Four of the greatest centers in

1944-45 Hoosier prep cage ranks |

{will lead théir téams in the battle for the ehampionship of the most |otustariding semi-final event in Istate tournament history. ¢ The Jasper-Gerstmeyer game at 1:30 p.m. will Bring together six-

of Jasper and the equally tall, rugged and high-scoring Elmer Leslie of Gerstmeyer.

{ Then. an hour or so later, fleet

[South side’ community center on March 13, with Miss Lola Pféifer in | charge; West side at Rhodius com- | munity on March 14, with Miss | Pleifer in charge, and East side at the Brookside community center | Match 15, with Miss Louise Schulmeyer in charge.

The final play-off will be held in’

fthe auditorium at the Y. M. C. A; {on March 21 at 7 p. m. The referees in charge of the tournament {are Miss Sally Green and Don Wil|son. - Trophies donated by George J. Marott will be awarded the winners. There is no registration

“Basketisall

COLLEGES Notre Dame 87, Detroit 43. ° Colorado 83, Denver 40

PROFESSIONALS

Wayne Zollners 78, Cleveland All-Men 50 (first game of Eastern play-off). Sheboygan (Wis) 49, Chicago Gears $8

Columbus Team Wins

Columbus won the team match with a score of 485 in an inter-club casting event with the Indianapolis Casting club last night. Bill Manning, Lt. G. E. Lackey of Columbus, Mary Bright and Melvin Sharp were individual winners.

FIGHT RESULTS

By UNITED PRESS NEW YORK (Broadway Arefa) — Al (Bummy) Davis, 147, Brooklyn, knocked out Solomon Stewarti, 144%, Providence, R. I, (4.

JERSEY CITY, N. J.—Dom Amoroso, 138, Jersey City, decisioned Jackie Leamus, 131, New York, (10).

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.—Coolldge Miller, 167, Brooklyn, knocked out Irish Jimmy Mulligan, 170, Boston, (2).

NEW BEDFORD, ‘Mass. — Pat Defners, 138, Brockton, knocked out Billy Lambert,

131,” Pittsburgh, (86).

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|Bob Yotng of Bedford and nifty Julius” (Bud) Ritter of Bosse will fight for the tip-off as the second

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 7 Evansville Bosse, Bedford and Terre game of the “dream” semi-finl

| starts. | Wuchner has been rated by many coaches, writers 4nd fans as the

peer of such all-time pivotmen of

| oaster prép basketball as Dave|ity

|Dejernet of Washington snd Jack |Mann 6f Muncie Céntral. His 34 points paced Jasper to the | Vincennes .régiondl championship {and his 17-point-A-gamé average {made him the top scorer in onal |play over Leslie, Young and Ritter. Young, who stands six feet, one inch and operates as end man on

Coach Harold Olson has accepted foot five-inch “Wee Willie” Wuchner| Bedford's fast break, goursa in 32/

points in two regional gamés. Rit{ter fiotched 20 and Leslie totaled 14 points in each game. Young, Ritter, Wuchner and Les-

Two bouts have beén Added to the fistic bill being arranged for Priday hight at. thé Armory by the Hercules Athletié club, with local juniar lightweights Billy Reed and Raymond Glenn paired in one, and {welterweights Kid ~ Watson 4nd Sparky Reynolds, both of Indian. apolis, matchéd for Action in the other, The headline bout is scheduled for 10 rounds and will send S. 1-c { Curly. Denton of Bunker Hill against { Cpl. Buddy Rose, Ft. Thomas, Ky. | The scrap will bé & rematch, with Denton holding & six round decision after. an earlier bout. Denton is unbeaten here and holds two wink over Arnold Deer and a triumph over Johnny O'Hara of Oleveldnd.

Zivic Is Winner In Texas Battle

GALVESTON, Téx., March 7 (U. P.) —Cpl. Pritzié Zivic of Pittsburgh and Camp Normoyle, Tex., retained his Texas midfleweight championship today after earning a unanimous 10-foufid Aécision over Wild Bill McDowell of Dallés. Zivic séht McDowell crashing to the canvas last night for a nine count in the ninth round. The former world champion had McDowell rocking unsteadily several timés. MeDowell Weighed 155; Zivic, 153.

Bears’ Coach Turns Down Ram Offer

CHICAGO, March 7 (U. P).— | Yuke Johnsos, co-coach of the Chi{chgo Beats profesional football team, sald today he had turned dowh ah offer to coach the Cleveland Rams pro team next fall.

Spivey Nips Phelan

Lou Spivey defeated Art Phelan, 50-49 in 80 innings, last night in the &tdté threessushion billiard tournament. The triumph was the ninth in 10 starts for Spivey, de< fending titlist in the tourney.

Preps in Florida

BOSTON, March 7. — Pltchef Francis (Red) Barrett of thé pd

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lie will not be the only potential al | state pérformers seeing action in the | star-studded semi-final at Indiana | university, of course. |

Bosse will present the diminutive red-haired Bryan (Broc) Jerrell, a| Fancy-Dan_dribbler with a deadly| seoring éye and terrific driving abil- |

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Bedford will back Jerry Queen, a burly guard who drew most of the credit for the Stonecutter victory over Jeffersonville last week through his fine defensive work on “Big Charlie” Méyer. “Jasper will brag of the exploits of slender Tommy Hoffman, the team’s leading Scorer in the regular season. And Gerstmeyer fans will point out the work of Gene Verostko, the sixth highest point-collector among the 640 players who participated in the regionals."

Feller Predicts Slow Comeback

ROCHESTER, Minn, March 7 (U. P.).—Chief Navy Specialist Bob Feller, former ace pitcher of the Clevéland Indians said today that it would require at least two years after the war for baseball to reach its pre-tar. calibre. ut there is.no“question in my mind that. baseball will continue to bé America’s No. 1 pastime,” he added. : Feller is at Mayo clinic for a routine checkup. Before coming to Rochester, he {conferred with Lou Boudreau, manlager of the Indians, regarding postwear plans. Feller said he intended to rejoin the Cleveland club’ when he 1s discharged.

Minors to Trim Travel This Year

—Following the suit of the major leagues, President W. G. Bramham of the minor leagues today advised

that the minors would make a 25 per cent cut in their transportation. Bramham, in reply to a ‘request from the ODT that the minor league follow the lead of the majors, said he had asked all minor league club présidents to co-operate. Transpoértation will be cut along the same lines to be followed by the major leagues. This calls for (1) elimination of exhibition games; (2) scheduling of games in thé home city of Bné of the clubs playing; 3) reduction of club rosters when traveling, and (4) re-examination of scheduled games with a view of cutting down transportation.

Reds to Start Training March 19

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 7. ~The Cincinnati Réds will take up spring training At Indiana university March 19, General Manager Warfen G. Giles has announced. It originally was announced, tentatively, that thé Reds would arrive on thé cathpus Marth 12 to begin their spfing workouts.

Net Tilt Friday Franklin

township All-Stars baskétball quintet, made up of former

township and Butler uniVehslty stars, will meet Indiana Obntrdl at the Franklin township

yh Priday night at 8:30.

Big Six Titlists PR. Mallory rapped E..C. AtNS, <53-32, to win the championship in the Big Six Industrial bas-

ketball league last night. - The Mal~ | lory five with 12 victories

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WASHINGTON, March 7 (U. P.). |

the office of defense transportatiot|,

Expected in 3-J

.. Notre Dan ‘Although out-of-town entries have been excluded in the fourth an-| 0 r e am e

{nual 3-J women's team tournament, scheduled- at the Pritchett-Hunt- | 10O'Grady alleys April 7, 8, 14 and 15, early registrations indicate a record |

local field may participate in the event.

With a $200 first-place prize’ guaranteed, practically every well-known | football.coach at Notre Dame, today

sier Coal & Oil, 1945 city cham-

other top-notch. aggregations have|;;

hands of Lucy Court, tournament, However, with the tourney operating on a handicap basis, m&hy of the lesser-known teams have entered, hoping their charity pins will afford them an opportunity to take one of the prizes Vacancies still exist on many of

the choice squads and teams desir-|232, 190, 231 for Early-Daniels in. » ’ | With his score last night, Boryla ing to -enter should get in touch the Pennsylvania recreation league Tl € S 194 Ace {also tan his season total to 322 with Miss Court at CH-5037-W as | session. Wi ral

soon as possible, When a 654 by Bob Hensley and a 663 by Dick Taylor represented the top men’s scoring performances

in last night's league sessions, Ger-|277 Hugh Poland of the Boston Braves, |tory in 20 starts. Summary: : Cp y <a ian jg| Notre Dame (87) Detroit (43) ». un A ons 0 Dard os Jndianapol H FG FT PR FG PT PP : Ls 3 ZAG : ; St year, | Dee, t 3 0 Molitor. .- 6 1 3 600 BOWLERS (MEN) hy OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) accepted for service in the army |Rttrmnf 5 ‘2 . 1 Sokol : 0} Bob Hensley, Penn. Recn. ETRE 604 Bill Rapgch, Commercial .. 598} Boryla,c 13. 5 4iMcDonldt. 0 1 1 Dick Taylor, Penn pRecn §a3 Char § Smith, Grotto . 592/the other day, after undergoing a|Gihley.g...1: 0 2 Pultef A T1 Te aw, Penn, Recn Pir 81Jim Watkins, R. C. A. (Pritchett's)... 588 i Hassettg, 4 ‘1 3 Dillon, t 2 Do¢ Warren, Allison Office Mixed ... 637|Ddve Cook, Bridgeport Brass ........ sa1 | Second physical examination of his | Od 3-1 =} Malwski es. 3 2 i Bus Parsons, West Side Classic 381 Frank Turk, Dezelan Recn. .... . S33 rieht leg. | Mullen,f © 1 °0 0/Smithg' 1. 1.9 mos Bruhn, Penn. Recn 349 | Jack Fehsenfeld, Gyro . 576 i i . O'Conn H 0 0 Katz 0 ‘0 Bob Carnagua . West Side 338 Ed Arnott, Rotary 78 | Temporarily rejected on the. first] Krthollg } 0 30 Neill, g 0 0 3 Ray Morical, Allied Printers Nit ay Lee Laux, Eagles .........c..c. en: §74 | examination, an X-ray of ‘the leg|gopexg 1 0 OvVgnettex 6 0. 1 ylor, ison ice Y 9 elsey, Stewart-W ' y 3 i RAY se ney, BL Sige d we ae Emmett Irvin, od tin Mixed 564 | VS ordered and he was pasted. | -—- Cliatasie . 3 - evenson, Grapho Produpts + 826] A] Oriel, Cent. States Envelope 557 | Poland is married, has two sons and | tals 17 Totals 7 9 Ered Schwomeyer, Indians” Reen. ... 838 Bill Lev, Ke C. A. (Hilnols) MBL roreman in a war plant at| Sl. rR els YY § ladden, Pen ¢ § bt. Gi rtiss- < t I otr ye Clarence Jordan, Biue Rib, Ice Cream 622 0 Gamber, Curtiss-Wright Mixed . 540 tro

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ave. James, Penn” Recn. : era 5 | Playing for Indianapolis in 1944, |- Kieth Miller. Pers. Recr 20. Lrank Bronson, Mitche)-Scott 522 | ying ari! gyi teen ' g1g! Ralph Forsyth, Indpls. Bleach. Mixed 319 | he was rated as one of the AmeriBob Parker, West Side oo 1815" Schaenwise, R.C.A. No. 2 (Pkwy) 508 | Se * Jara Goldimith, Sanjers R..B 881 Hiden 4 3 {can “association's leading catchers 1anis odeers ank Parker, Penr n, van B19 i 8g . | i py George ison. West Side... er oii, 600 BOWLER (WOMEN) ‘and looked like a sure-bet to hold |. 9 > Ralph” Foster, Chev. Commercial...... 614 Gertrude Bradley, Marott Shoe Co... 608 | gown a regular berth in the majors | ; Ady Roberts. Link Beit No. 3 iH this year Si M Pi y Roberts, Link-Belt No va : i \ % y Harry Sanders, Blue Ribbon ..., 513 | 500. BOWLERS (WOMEN) | Zn i ore ay ers Carl - McAfee. West ‘Side vu 611 : a v : Dick Gayde, Penn. Recn. ...... . 510} Julia Sang, Marolt tori > § : Fred Stiver, Penn. Recn, ‘as 7) Ollie riner, Service ....c.q. . Bo ll H bl Ol y : 7 §, Tony McCann, Our Lady of Lourdes 607 Lucile Keriles, Marott ’ a8 Zo ners um e EW YORK, Mayen ry. Pl Sea Ferguson, Fun Bowl Social . 604 | Haze aver, Marott . 8 | litan aseball scen Fred Schmitt, John Hancock Ins foi) ita Rh ara .e . Fred Th Bi ik i" i Bub Roeder, Blue Ribbon... .., .. 603| Flo Smith, Falls City Beer .,. oes i | d i ooked brighter today followin 18 Henry Coombs, Blue Ribbon . 602] Thelma Richardson, H & HY re 2 Cleve an eam : g . 2 New i Dave Burch, Penn. Recn 602 |‘ Mary Baringer, Marott ver BBL TC announcement by e New

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* : 3 ae > Patty Striebeck, Falls City .. . 542 . : y \ y a Turkish Grappler | Laverne Biers, H & H Hy 541] and world champions, the Ft. t0 13, and by the Brookiyn Dodgers | Slyke Beyer, H& H ....... ‘es 340 | wayne Zollner Pistons. swamped | of the return of three more signed Polly Richey, Triangl vs . 539} a . | Ae {ai h Betty Westiund, Fails City | 338 | the Cleveland All Men, 78 to 50, in, doouments, raising their total to

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aptures Feature

| i Helen Dysert, Palls City .. ‘ 528 | tional professional cage league . Rose Kichler, Marott a 528 | 11a vofts last night. ing of a complete infield. The ice Mixed ... 527) documents were inked: by First

Ali Ali, rugged Turkish matman,| Gene Holmes, Allison Off

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{dish out the punishment- at the| alice anderson, M

Armory last night when the agile | Turkish grappler took two of three; falls to defeat Maurice Les Chappell

| Naida Rohl, Falls City X i ATO, oe _..... 520 early lead of 16 points. | Baseman George Hausmann, Third | Gertrude Pfarr, Beck Coal & Coke -—«- 518] The second contest of the play- Baseman Napoleonw Reyes, and | Jane Wulzen, Beck Coal & Coke . 518] e : | Shortstop Roy Nichols: Jr. Wein= Marie McIlvaine, Marott ...........::. 518 offs between the two quintets will] P y * .

Naomi Snyder, Blue Ribbon 510 night. {members of last year’s fifth-place : : 8 {of Quebec, Canada, and win main | Margaret Mascari, Falls City ..: - 281 ? | team. : event honors before a crowd of ap-| Mary Sandy. Falls City... . 506 | 4 7% 1d 1 t | Branch Rickey, president of the proximately 2400 tussling fans. | Margaret Skelton, Marott . 16-Year-old Is Bes | Dodgers, announced that 17-year : { Mary ich, H. 3 | ‘ : Chappell looked like a Winner vera Cummings, Marott * : {old Second Baseman. ‘Tom Brown when he took the opening session) }arths Fommerering, Marott ..,.... CU At Fig ure Skating land Infielder Eddie Stanky and after only 14 seconds with a series|Lucille Scott, Falls City ........ : NEW YORK, March 7 (0. P.).— Mike Sabena had returned signed of dropkicks, but the powerful Ali}Sarge White Parkway Indpt. ........ 303| Barbara Ann Scott of ‘Ottawa, 16-|contracts. : % rallied and captured the next two Dorothy Bolson, JFuilip No. 2... soi year-old beauty. was the new North ; falls. He took the second after 14! 10 Freetwood H. & H. _ .......... 501 American - ladies’ figure skating py. vad in 1-A on minutes with a headlock and the alice Bunks, Cent, States Bav. creaas Jog. champion today. She defeated a final in 10 minutes with another Eleanor Woolgar Marott .... ....... 500|field of eight Canadian and Amer- Thixd Examination headlock. : - ican girls in the finals of the meet : In other bouts Rod Fenton, Birm- orEes axsoy oon Pl at Madison Square Garden. BROOKLYN, March 7.—Catcher ingham, topped Angelo Martinelli, }ocien Rose Antlers om ¥ - %9¢| Second place went to 19-year-old |Sianley Andrews of the Dodgers Boston, in 13 minutes with a body Mary Radvovies, md npl. See M 495 Gretchen Merrill of Boston, third took a pre-induction physical exe press and Don Eagle, Iriquois In- Viola Savage, Kirby Mortuary .. .. .. 491/to Janette Ahrens of St. Paul, and amination at Camp Blanding, Fla, dian from Canada, took the measure Lillian Smith, Indpls Bleach Mixed . 433 fourth to Margaret Grant of St.|last week. Twice classified 4-F, Anof Red Dawson of Minneapolis with| Dee James, Riviera Club Mixed .. .. 452/Paul. Marilyn Take of Toronto | drews, who is married and has one an Indian deathlock in 12 minutes.! Margie Lynch. Curuise-Wright Mixed: -447| was fifth. | child, was shifted. to 1-A.

rd Field of Local Teams

uintet in the city is planning to-take a shot at the cash awards. Hoo-|Was named as the college's athlétic| (U. P.).—Vince Boryla, who led

trude Bradley stepped into the lime- |the duration.

: : | the seasori in women's league play. | Reever, who resigned Feb. 27 to be- scored 31 points in his last game derson Motors in the Marott Shoe |Sity, Ithaca, N. Y. matches at Pritchett’s. . N | . 106th. 600-total in feminine leagues | athletic Jobs until Lt. Frank Leahy in 1942 His 31 points also smashed this seasori and the 11th in the returns from he navy to resume the Irish fieldhouse record held by Marott circuit. :

Washington Auto Sales and Taylor |

the West Side Classic cjréuit, but

the evening when

oa Jack Bannon, Riviera Club Mixed 621 Charles Keagle, Riviera Club Mixed

Flo Denny, Marott v { Mary Pahey, Falls City

Mabel Fischer, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream

M | Florence Friedman, Marott

‘Mary Modlan, Mallory Junior

Name Devore Boryla Sets ~~ ArConch flee Marks SOUTH BEND, Ind. March 7 AS Ir ish Win

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director and head football coach for | Notre Dame to an 87-43 victory over ; Detroit last night, held three new Devore, former all-American end scoring records today. The 17-year-old basketball

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: ; | ght with her eighth 600-series of | .¢ Notre Dame, ‘succeeds Ed Me- |

star he had 161, 254, 191-8606, for An- come head coach of Cornell univer-! before his navy induction Friday. He broke, the all-time record for

It was the| Devoe will handle the two Irish a single game set by Bobby Faught

{work as athletic .director and head Bill ‘Gosewehr of Purdue this seaHensley had 231, 208. 233 for coach under a long-term contract. |son.

| Runs Total to 322

points’ for 20 games, breaking the™’ " | previous record of 293 made last. |sedson by Leo Klier of Notre Dame, | The Irish took an early. lead to — Catcher [close the season with their 15th vic.

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Catcher In Army

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531 | Louisville, Ky. “Officlals—Bill Orwig and Sam Massetla,

Giants of the receipt of four more

. 549 » . WAYNE, Ind, March 7 (U. : eT signed contracts, raising their total

era Downs, Falls City o - 3431p y _The defending National league

letus Swords, Marott nine.

538 i st game of the Eastérn na Bille us The Giants announced the signa

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