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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBL'NI-TkarsoUr. March 2,147 31 TmmYp UyJ SH fWELL, 1 IA AHD IF VOlK IPEA TUPgp iTT II- fcTH BACKFIRED, VMSTEKMNP, IT'S isbear the papbzs we got enough wLN, 00 I -J Am l.oo'N to be a lesson to RED BARRETT, BRAVES DEFEAT BROWNS, 4 TO 3 WISCONSIN FIVE FACES C.C.N.Y. IN EAST TONIGHT New -York. March 19 OP) The University of Wisconsin basketball team, winner of the Western conference championship, seeks new laurels tomorrow night in Madison Square Garden when the Badgers meet City College of New York In the eastern semi-finals of the National Collegiate Athletic association tournament. The Wisconsin C.

C. N. Y. contest will follow the opening game between Holy Cross, winner of 24 of 27 contests contests, and Navy, beaten once in 17 starts. Wisconsin has a season's mark of 15 and five while C.

N. Y. won 16 In 3 games. The victors of tomorrow's games will meet Saturday for the eastern crown and the right to meet th western regional titleholders for the N. C.

A. A. championship next Tuesday, also on the Garden floor. Western competition starts Friday in Kansas City auditorium with Texas of the Southwest conference meeting Wyoming, Big Seven, and Oklahoma, Big Six. engaging Oregon State, Pacific Coast conference.

Each of the western quintets is winner of its league title. C. C. N. Y.

Wbraaua Benson Cock Truhowttt Mer.iet Dambrct Htrx Shapiro Ma lamed LaateaSaa St. Louis' Error in 8th Helps Boston Miami, March 19 UP) Charley RedJ Barrett and the Boston Braves whipped the St. Louis Browns, 4 to 3, in an exhibition game today, capitalizing on their seven hits and one St, Louis error. Barrett, working the last tour innings, hit safely, scored the Braves' tying run and held the SMITTYf So ajU Ck)STSe IF I'M- 2 I HtolECXlHWA! QlGHTH 1 Browns scoreless thru the eighth and ninth after Boston's Carvel yoii GHOST! UP, 90SS )f A QUTl LTTl Rowell romped home with the winning run on an eighth inning error. Glenn Moulder, third Brown pitcher, was the loser: Score: Boutin OOO 110 1104 7 SI.

101 001 ooo 3 1 Batterlr. Eliiott. Barrett 6 1 and Mail: Fajir.lo. BlK-an 14 Moulder 8 1 and HeU. DODGERS BEAT PANAMA NINE CRISTOBAL, C.

March 19 JP Pee Wee Reese clouted two homers and Carl Furillo and Ed Stevens hit Exhibition Baseball BRUINS' 5 GOALS f3QS8 GG8) IN THIRD PERIOD AVE 2-0 TRIUMPH PUTS WINGS IN CUP PLAY-OFFS Detroit, March 19 VP) The Detroit Red Wings mathematically YESTEKDAT'S RESULTS Chicago (N). Seattle. S. Chicago Al. Hollywood.

4. Cleveland, Los Angeles, O. Boaton IN, St. Louia 3. New York A vs.

Detralt. rain. Philadelphia IN s. Cincinnati, rain. ritUbargh vs.

Philadelphia rain. Washington vs. Colsmbas AA, rsln. Boston Al vs. St.

Losis rain. Cuban All-Stars. Brooklyn 4. GAMES TODAY Boston A.I vs. New York A at St Peterabarg, Fla.

NOTHING is good about dandruff flakes and Thry accumulate on your ocalp and caue it to itch and burn unplea-antlv; thev shower down on your coat collar and give it a messy one apiece today as the Brooklyn Dodgers blanked the Panama General Electric nine, 7 to 0, behind the two-hit pitching of Vic Lombardi. The little southpaw went six innings. Rookie Paul Minner gave up one hit in his three-inning cleanup job. Secretary Harold Parrott said that Rube Melton was going to visit Dr. George Bennett at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore for examination and possible removal of a chip in the hurler's elbow.

There was a possibility that Pete Reiser, also a casualty, might take a trip. too. President Branch Rickey said he was in favor of having the outfielder see Dr. Robert Hy lard in St. Louis immediately after the Dodgers fly to Havana, provided Trainer Doc Wendler approves.

Reiser hurt his shoulder in practice fsterday. Score: 000 111 3017 10 neral Electric ....000 000 000 3 1 F.a?trrl Lcmhardi. Minner 7I, and Ed- Cleveland A. vs. Chicago A.

at Sacra- anento. Cal. assured themselves the fourth place Boston N. vs. Philadelphia A at West Palm Beach, FIs.

Brooklyn N. vs. local team at Panama, rittabnrgh IN. vs. St.

Loots A. at Miami play-off spot in the National Hockey league tonight by gaining a 2 to 0 victory over the New York Rangers before 14,389 in the Olympia. St. Losrla N.l vs. Philadelphia N.l at Clearwater.

Fla. Washington A. vs. Rochester I. L.

st Daytoaa. Beach. Fla. New York N.l va. Baa Francisco P.CX.J at Honolulu.

New York 0 Rayner Juzda L. D. Colvllle R. D. Detroit 21 Lumle? Stewart Quackenbusti Portland CX vs.

Chicago St Los Angeles. Abel Laprade Lestnlck L. Horetk Demarco R. Lindsay SPARES New York Laycoe. Trudell.

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Denla. Ruiiell. Gardner. Bell. Moe.

Detroit Relae. Taylor. Lundy. R. Conacher.

Couture. Bruncteau, Howe, J. Conacher, Dewa- ROUT HAWKS, 7-3 Boston, March 19 (VP) Scoring drives by Joe Carveth and Woody Dumart enabled the Boston Bruins to gain a 7 to 3 National Hockey league victory over the last place Chicago Blackhawks tonight before 13,900 in Boston Garden. Carveth performed the three goal hat trick and Dumart scored twice as the Bruins went thru their 10th straight engagement without a setback. Bruins Tally 5 In Sd Five of the Boston tallies were made during the final period, when the Blackhawks, who had only 11 players available, wilted as the Bruins drove hard to fatten their individual scoring records.

Bill Cowley, veteran Boston center, collected a goal and three assistants and Milt Schmidt scored once and set up two other scores The Blackhawks took advantage of the first of the two penalties Bep Guidolin drew while breaking in as a defenseman. When he was in the box late in the first period, the Blackhawks put on live forwards and Adam Brown scored in a close-up shot. The play was started by Max Bentley, the league's top scorer, who thereby boosted his season's tptal to 68 points. Smith and Aahworth Sfore The Bruins had the one-sided af burjr, McCalf. FIRST PERIOD IN NINTH ROUND Scoring: Detroit Lund; J.

Conacher- Cecil Hudson, San Jose, mid dleweight, was awarded a technical knockout over Jerry Fiorello of Aiai. Ba.txr, Copldun, Scantleburjr. and Kell. INDIANS FINALLY WIN Fullerton. March 19 (Ay The "levelar.d Indians turned in an im-rcssive combination of pitching, and fielding today in shut-ing out the Los Angeles' Angels, 8 to 0, to snap a six game string of losses.

Included among the Indians 13 hits were homcs by Manager Lou Boudreau and Joe Gordon, while the hurling of Southpaw Bob Kuzava and R.ay Poat haffled the coast leaguers. Third Baseman Ken Kelt-ncr et a dazzling pare in the held. Brooklyn In the ninth round of a exactly how this reliable treatment works, i I scheduled 10 round bout in the Coli arm ny ji is bo iimvrriiiiy fsopuiar. seum annex last night. Referee Couture 1.

7:06. Penalties Letwlck. Hcreck. McCalg. SECOND PERIOD Seorlnt: None.

Penaltiei Cooper. Abel. THIRD PERIOD Seorlnt: Detroit Abel Horeck Llndjay, 9:28. Penalllei Cooper, Leawlck. CANADIENS LOSE, 5-4 TORONTO.

March 19 (P) The Toronto Maple Leafs edged out the Montreal Canadiens, 5 to 4, tonight before 13,614. The victory narrowed the gap between the league leading Canadiens and the second place Leafs to eight points. Tommy Gilmore stopped the match after 2:35 of the ninth because of an eye cut Fiorello had suffered in the fifth. The gathering of 954 paid a $3,120 You won't think it' uch a stupid idea when I steal about hunnert basea this season." gross gate. Fiorello was chosen as Hudson's foe in an attempt to create In Anti-lfi 000 OOO 000 4 0 C.rvejand 003 022 1008 13 Kaurava Prat f7 nd llepnn and Kinaman.

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a demand for a prospective bout for Montreal Toronto 151 KNICKS DEFEAT National A. A. U. Tournament Cecil against Ray fSugar Robinson in Chicago next month. Jerry Berthiaume, Montreal heavy fair all wrapped up before Clint Human Brnda Bouchard L.

Mortaon Lamoureux R.D Thompann Maeey Kennedy Richard L. Meeker Blakt R.W Lynn SPARES Montreal Harmon. Leeer. Chamberlain. 1 weight, knocked out Mickey Hayes STAGS, 65 TO 57, TO EVEN SERIES The New York Knickerbocker's 7 1 of Milwaukee with a right to the chin in the fourth round of a slug SINEWS I NA ging match, booked as a six round Petcra.

Flllon, Reay. Gravcle, Moadell. Toronto Polle. Barllko. Appa.

Ezlnlckt. Smith and Frank Ashworth managed to get pucks past Goalie Frankie Brimsek during the final session. The Blackhawks will play the Canadiens in Montreal Saturday and close their season against the Rangers in New York Sunday night. semi-win dup. Hayes was floored Watinn.

N. MeU, Klukay, Stewart. Smith, D. adroitness at the free throw line and the Stags' inability to collect four times and Berthiaume was down once. iweiz.

FIRST PKRIOD Continued from first sports page Little White Lie Fellow citizens, I come before you YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AT DENVER Third Round Los Angeles Carroll Shamrocks, 49; Milwaukee Harniachreger, 46. Hollywood 20th Century-Fox, 81; Colsmbas, Cummins-Cecoa. 45. 8eattle, Wash. Alpine Dairy.

36; Oklahoma City (Continental Airlines) 29. Denver Nuigeta, 73; Borlo Athletic club, San Franclsca, 39. Barlleaville. Okls. trhlllipa 66, 59; Glen-dale, City rolleae.

24. Dallas. Tex. Majors, 58; Pocatello, Idaho Simplotsl. 44.

Golden, Coon, 61; 8an Diego Dona, 44. I Srorlnr: Toronto Apps Eilnlckl, Mort their share resulted in a 65 to 57 defeat for Chicago last night in the Three preliminary matches lasted aon 1 8:26. Montreal Chamberlain Peters, MosdellJ, Toronto Meeker Kennedy, a total of 22 minutes, the nrst two Lineups 17 ending in the opening round and the other in the fifth. SHUTS 5 Chicago 31 Francla Wares Jackson M. Bentley Kaleta Brown Boston Brimsek Egan Henderson McGHI Reardon K.

Smith D. D. W. as a nonpartisan candidate. Raymond John Lambert Sr.

it DafTynitlon Buffalo Bill Invoice for a pur chase of bisons. RayCvikota They Can Talk Too Kentucky Wins, 60-42; I' z. to Meet Utah in Final New York, March 19 (P) Ken tucky's Wildcats, top-seeded defend SPCJTStttt Headline from the Sterling Daily Gazette via Ruth E. Sabin, Harriet ing champions, reached the final round of the National Invitation Stadium. The triumph enabled New York to even its series with the Stags at three victories and three losses in six starts.

New York cashed in on 21 of 29 foul tosses whereas Chicago missed 15 of 26 and saw their western division lead in the Basketball Association of America cut to three games by St. Louis, which whipped Pittsburgh, 79 to 54. The Stags trailed from the first minute of play when Frido Frey sunk one from close in. Don Carlson, who paced the Sags with 15 points, tied the score at 2 all, but from then on New York was out in front. Sonny Hertzberg led the victors with 16 points.

The crowd was Basketball tournament by beating SPARES Boston Schmidt. Bauer. Dumart. Crawford. Guidolin, Cowley, Carveth, Galllnfer, Marquess, Barry.

Chicago Hamlll, C. Smith. Ashworth. Gee. Moslcnko.

FIRST PERIOD Scoring Brown M. Bcntley-Gee, 18:27. Penalties Cowley. Guidolin. SECOND PERIOD Scoring Cowley Dumart-Hauer Carveth ICowley-Dumart, 18:27.

Penalty Guidolin. THIRD PERIOD Scoring Carveth Schmidt 1:15: Dumart, rcowleyl C. Smith, Moslenko. Gee I Schmidt I Carveth I 14:03: Carveth Schmidt Dumart Cowley, Bauer 15:34: Ashworth. Brown 17:09.

aT ft A. C. Water Polo Team Suffers 13 to 11 Uptet Beilfuss natatorium defeated the Illinois Athletic club, 13 to 11, in (iie Central A. A. water polo meet in the I.

A. C. pool last night. While close, the result came as an upset since the I. A.

C. team won last year's title. In the other match Giiffith natatorium beat Blackhawk park, 15 to 9. The finals will be held tomorrow night starting at 8 o'clock. North Carolina State, 60 to 42, tonight and will meet Utah university for the title Monday night.

Utah beat West Virginia. 64 to 62, in tonight's other semi-final. THORPE TALKS TO VETS Barllkoi. Penalties Thompson (21, Mosdell, Pile. Richard Meeker.

SECOND PERIOD Scorlnf: Toronto Kennedy (Polle. Barllkoi. Montreal Richard Blake 10:45. Toronto Appa (Ezlnlckl). 11:01.

Penalties Barllko, Chamberlain. Harmon. Bouchard. THIRD PERIOD Scoring: Montreal Blake fLeger, 9:36. Montreal Richard, 8:42.

Toronto Watson (Appal. 10:09. Penalties Lynn, Ezlnlckl, Chamberlain. Barllko, Kennedy. Bouchard.

J. A. GILMORE, FEDERAL LEAGUE FIGURE, IS DEAD James A. Gilmore, 71, former president of the Federal Baseball league, which flourished briefly as a threat to the major leagues before World War died at Downey veterans administration hospital, near North Chicago, yesterday. Gilmore, manager of a New York brokerage firm until the middle '30s, died of a stroke complicated by pneumonia after a long illness.

His address was listed as New York City at the hospital where he had been confined since December, 1945. A native of Portsmouth, Gilmore was in the coal business when he took the helm of the Federal league in 1913. He succeeded In wooing several wealthy promoters into the league In 1915, but the cir jim Thorpe talked, of his athletic career Referee George Hayes. Linesmen Sam Bab- and visited patients yesterday at the Vet-cock and Herb Gallagher. erans" Administration hospital In Hlnes.

saW. iMa.iff? x.woZJU4 -'T-nTa i.a "im -'tuf 1 announced as 3,394. The Indianapolis Secos beat the Chicago Brown Bombers, 47 to 46, in a preliminary game. Maa 571 New York H5! Carlson. 7 15 Byrnes.

3 3 0 Zaalofsky.f 2 fi 1 Palmer, 2 0 1 Halbert.c 3 3 4 Knorek.c 0 13 SemlnofT.g 4 12 Shechtman.g 3 6 2 Carlisle. 4 0 1 Hertzberg. 7 2 2 Jaros.f 10 1 3 2 4 Gilmer. 2 0 3 Frey.g 4 2 3 Kautz. 0 0 5 Stutz.f 0 10 Parrack.c 0 0 1 0 4 3 Chicago 12 15 IS 1257 New York 16 18 20 1165 Free throws missed: Chicago Carlisle.

Hal-bert 14 1, Zaslolsky 14 1. Gilmer 4 1, Kautz. Schueler, and Mrs. Marian Paulson: LARGE CROW ENJOYS ELKS SUPPER AND CARDS Add Similes As gala as the first day of trout fishing in the north woods. Gunny from Wisconsin.

As rare as a man without a lapel button. Maurice Lazare. Salak's Sayings The housewife who used to hide her money in the sugar bowl now keeps her sugar there. People are doing without necessities to buy the luxuries which are back on the market. Joseph Charles Salak Do You Remember 'Way Back When: Dealers covered peach baskets with red netting to make the fruit look ripe? Kate the Skate.

All studio photographs of babies fhow ed them lying on a fur rug7 Suzanne of Schurz, We didn't have to skin a loaf of bread before we could eat It? Miles from Charleston, 111. Equestrienne's always wore long trailing skirts and rode side saddle? S. G. Wick. Sudden Thought How about the public striking against labor for a change? The Left Handed Dane Ten Years Ago Today Joliet beat Decatur, 40 to 20, for the state high school basketball championship.

The White Sox defeated Los Angeles, 8 to 4. in Ontario, Cal. Parrack. New York Shochtman 3 1, Clug- gisn. uyrnes.

ntrserain, HertzberE. Frey. cuit collapsed the following year. As a youth in Chicago, Gilmore played sandlot ball and later was with the Wyandottes and other semi-pro teams of that era. When the Federal league was pro moted Gilmore himself contributed $10,000 and solicited additional funds from friends to put the league on a firm footing.

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