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MIND. GET SOME hS-r Havana Entries Pi Gloves to Open in Bronx By Bill Murtha Here are the highlights in the '45 Golden Gloves, the nation's premier amateur boxing tournament, which gets under wav next Tuesday night at St. Helena's Auditorium, PS PDQ's Selections AT HAVANA fjHlnean. Pluto. Mr.

Bnd.ly. '2) Ouray. Al Carlys, Azorado. 3) Ahbut'a Lark. Booming.

Queen Regnant. 4 ila. Lady AMania. Day-Go- Bye. 5 Stadium.

Aevos Lad, Young Playtime. Alina Perline. Sunbrieht II. t7 Mishty. Si Barrera.

rottnteas Ben. Best Stadium AT MEXICO CITY 1) Venn Morrna. Annum. Gaoan. Vi) Marce AdTiee.

Stream Bed. Sport Jacket. 3 Snow re-went. Strange Play. Gold Tryst.

41 Calgary. Georgia Tod. Mistletoe. 5J Viola Wine, Joe Espy. Safety Lisht.

mi. Bay. JHi'ur'frt'. 7 Don Miguel. Sunappear.

Azteoa. tS) Bar C. Great Wall. Sheila Rhea. Best Ventift Morrna Benedict and Olmstead Bronx.

The first prelim at the Parkchester parish hall inaugurates four weeks of firing and the 135-pound Sub-Novices have been selected to touch off 5 I the opening salvo. Preliminaries will be held in Rangers Need victory To Deadlock Bruins By Joe Trimble The hockey standings, which until now served merely to reflect the Rangers' lack of ability, have taken on a new shine today all because the improving Blueshirts whipped the Leafs in Toronto on Tuesday night and have a chance to get a tie for fourth place by spattering the Bruins on the Garden ice this evening. I Tonight's game is what the trade 1 Mail IlllgC Ardia calls a "four-pointer" since a College Basketball CCNY 4S Army Nay 7 Illinois Te-h 55 Fi.vi Bfinit-tt 7 Hamp.f?u-.vtiiity tT 4-1 at! 4S 15 4: IH 45 1" J'i 47 45 4 47 45 41 45 45 4.1 .11 57 45 4-i 14 Srt 3fl 4 41 45 37 SI 41 34 Ml 41 Xt 4 3d -Swart iimon Maryland North Central trontiers ta-e Union T. S. muRinta 44 irim-etou -Brooklyn Army B.

St. Kran-is IVim Stati ivmatiilon Merchant Marine Ac Union Jr. r. Ohio WVsleyan 4i Vwwit Carolina 47 Davnwon Fort Brass ai Wake Forest A-ihviile R. Tenter Til) a nova 39 Ttnii'ie 5JS A uhlen'Mirj- Pitt r.irneip 1-h t.

m.ent-i "1 State Te hr- i rn i in a 4 3 I Ortat Lakes SI filenv Sr. Joseph 58 New Cattle Ft" Altn-uht 57 Lehiirh IX. 47 "Vale klvn Polv Trinity r. Pre-Klisht 4 uwon General Hs. fift (ieorria N.

Carolina Stat 5 Iwilliam MarV m'H I kfyn c. Sampson NTS 49 St awrenr-e Brown MIT "Wort-ester Te-h Harvanl 4S Notr-e Dame 41 Harvard Boston r. Ioa Pre-Fli-' est Vire-inia 5 T.TIT Randolrth Msin 41 T.vnt-hhiira- Poll T.nfayette f.l Drew Hot.a Carl; son BiwlinE- Green tTternein 14 Weleyan la Denion Port Colnn'bns Penn Valparaiso Georffia P-Fi Jrxhana St. 4S Geonria T-fh 41 Kmorv A Henry Vire-ina Te St Johns ns Tpn'-ordia iMinn.l Carlisle Bar-a-ks 4tl Ottvsbers- foil. But-Unell Field Haverfnrd .37 Biekinsn Vest.

Tohrs 44 J.omsville I. Blytheville AAF 57 I.o. ktmnrne A Lincoln AAF P.nteron Field s.oit Field SI Phillips Oilers tifi. 'fferson Barrai-ks -Giennan Hospital r.i.P Akron 5t N. C.

Prellitht 49 Tti 3 45 54 35 Duke TVW Field Miss. State Hixh Point Miss. C. A ppala. hian St.

4H Newherry 44 Flirman KKlninazoo 4S Graml Rapids J. Kanger win would bring em eye to eye with Boston while a loss would drop them four points astern asrain. As of this morning, the the I Boston six has 19 points to locals' 17. Manager Les Patrick attributes the sharp improvement of the Rangers to the unselfishness shown Hoekev Standing TONIGHT Boston at RANGERS Toronto at Montreal. jVam Montreal Detroit Trronto Boston RANGERS Ibu-aro -18 -17 -13 9 T.

Pt. 5 2 6 4 3 10 3 14 1 1 13 7 IT 17 4 10 every section of the city in neighborhood clubs, parish auditoriums and arenas and each of the eight divisions in both Sub-Novice and Open classes will see action. When the field has been whittled down to two in all divisions the survivors will battle it out in the Garden on the night of Feb. 26 for the coveted diamond-studded golden gloves that go to the 16 champions. The Open winners that night will wear Father Knickerbocker's colors in the Tournament of Champions, March 12, 13 and 14, when seven teams from other sections of the Atlantic Seaboard, ranging from Puerto Rico to the Great Lakes, will duel New York for eastern Golden Gloves titles.

From the winners and runners-up in that three-day sock festival the Eastern Inter-City coaches will select a squad of approximately 30 to battle Chicago's best in the Windy City, April 4. Every lad who fights in Golden Gloves has a chance to make that team. The coaches are given the widest latitude in, selecting that squad and good scrappers elminated early in the local or Eastern finals may find themselves entraining for Chicago if they catch the eye of one of the eastern mentors. All of these shows, from prelims to finals, are well worth any fight fan's money. With the pros scraping the bottom of the barrel for talent, New York fans probably will discover that the best leather-pushing being done around -New York this year is being done by the Golden Glovers.

Pot Time 4:00 o. m. Z.W.T. 1ST 4-up: f. Suuaker.

104; Pluto. Ill; Ladosan. 114: S.aers. Ida: Mr. Buddy.

Iti4: Grand Villa. Mauio Shaiow. 109; Bluewater. 1WU: Orphan Lacs. 104.

-1) 4-up: 51 f. Azorado. 104; Al Carlys. Ill: Torwood. 10! Can-dela.

104; Titanical. 10U: Canandomra, 107: Star Soldier. 10S1: Earle 104: Curtidor. Ouray. lt)9.

3D 4-up; 5 i f. Btisle Bell. 104: Ouen Reg-nant. 104: Bonibinir. 107; I.u"kum.

107: Maior Swcp, ltit: Ahhota I. ark. 104: Mow You Down. 103: Hieher Bracket. 107.

4TH 4-np: 6 t. Presumida. 104: Day-Go-Bye. 110: Maebeau. 114; Riffht As Rain.

110: Bob C. 107: Why Tarry. 114: R. Piu.hot. 105: Lady Ati-lana.

5TH 4-ttp: 5 f. stadium. 107; Happy Sis. 107: B. P.

Groenoek. lOS: Aevos Lord. HIS: Millshow. 108: Busv Time. 103; Young- Playtime, llti.

iTH 4-up: 5s 1. Kantastieal. 107: SunbriEht II. 107: Mananita. 1U: Tell Me.

lt4: Perelme. HH: Alina H4; Duphket. 110: Sisiovita. J0: Valdina Ja-k. 107.

7TH 4-up: 1 mile 60 yds. Gilded Hero. 110: Sis Barrera. 105; Mightily. 10S: Sandern.

1 Eaht Honey. 100: L'ountes Berz. 105; Ouer-nian. 08. Mexico City Entries Post Time P.

M. E. T. 1ST SSOO: 3 5 Miss Mystery. lilt; Annum.

iu oanao. Ivt-r ma Vineiia. Ill Vain Knot. 107. rii--.

Ititill 1 OA tiAi-nv ITU dim. BLi.k Snzie. Rejeot. 103; a-Georcla To. I.

lo.t; Galaery. alaery. b-eeiiee. Tory Tom. Mistletoe.

11: b-Top Class. lOK; a-Melody Tone. 104; Li nit. -ltilt' to a-Cnadra W. entry; b-Buckley and Cleveland entry.

5TH SSOO; 4 yrs. up; 5 4 l.i in. 117: Hirh Blossom. Ill: Joe HO: Viola Wis-, lot): Roaming Aain. HO: Sitis-inr Pair.

1 1 o. TH SSoO: 4, yrs. A up: 7 f. Push. 117: a-Wiseasyon.

yg: h-Hlenson. lux; h-Busy Mail. Ill: a-Menacene. Irish Bay. 117: Bia Bim.

117. a-G. Z. Carrauza entry; b-Cuailra entry. s-ihi; nles: 3 7 1 f.

Man. KiS; Cumonover. 112: Arabs lo7: Don Miguel. 112; 1'tii sunappear. 11 The Cincinnati Clearing House Figure: $18,667,505.

LOAN METHOD MANHATTAN DOWNTOWN -180 Broadway. Bet. John Maiden Lone, 3rd Fl. COrtlandl 7-4911 YORKVILLE-164 East 86th Street, cor. Third Second Floor.SAcram.

2-5700 CENTRAL ZONE Street, Room 201. 2nd Floor, MU. 2-2606 BROOKLYN DOWNTOWN -1 Nevins St. cor. Flatbush Fox Theatre 2nd Fl.

CUmb. 6-6633 FLATBUSH 893 Flatbush neat Church 2nd Floor. BUcicm. 4-3900 BRONX 1045 Southern cor. Westchettei II Avenue, Second Floor.

DAyton 9-144 ASTORIA II 40-03 Broadway, cor. Steihway 8th 1 1 Av. Suh. Steinwav Stoo. RAvw 8-2226 it -MUt nMns 4 vrs.

un: A f. a-Rattle On. 115: Haltura. 10: Italia Gal, loU: Sport Jacket. 115: Sir Bourbon, 11 Will Pay.

115; Donlet. lint Stream Rwl 115: a-Kerrv nut- Ilia: Marte Advi.e. a-Russo and Tuerina and Ruswi entry. uD jSSOO: yrs. up: ti f.

Si. -e G'lin 113: Sunbee. 133: Plueky Chat. 112; Snow ii mi. -i pbv Inf.

1 tWhut 1 1 11 STH SH'JO: 4 yrs. ic up: t. Gold. 107: Honey, hile. 117: Bar C.

110: Pennshur. 115; Gnat Wall. JOS: First Choiee. Bar. lOK; Oiidohis.

Shasta Turk. 110: Com uussiuii, in 1 1- 1 1 a nura. i For Broofclvn Sports, as well as trees, are going to grow in post-war Brook lyn, according to plans now being made by a group of New York businessmen. These gentlemen, who don't want to reveal their identity at this time, are planning for the batty boro a huge arena which will make Madison Square Garden look like a shoe box. The promoters' theory is that the Garden is not large enough for hockey and basketball and that it has too many seats.

This super-duper coliseum is still only in the talking stage and no site has been chosen. Branch Rickey, the baseball and football promoter, isn't one of the planners, as vet. But wait until he hears about it! TRIMBLE. Lions Skin Tigers With Rally, 44-43 The Columbia basketball team, overcoming an early 13-point lead, defeated Princeton, 44-43, on the Lions' court last night. Xorman Skinner sank the winning goal in the final seconds to become the Lions' top scorer with 16.

At half time. Columbia had cut the lead to 23-15 only to have the Tigers roll to a 30-19 margin after five minutes on the second half. Within 10 minutes, the Light Blue had tied at 38-alI and from there on it was nip and tuck. Tony Ku-rowski, brother of the Cards' third baseman, was top man for Princeton with 17 points. It was the Lions' third straight victory.

COLUMBIA (44) I PRINXETON- W7P 1 by three men, Kilby Macdonald, Fritz Hunt and Joe Shack. They go out on the ice with instructions not to score, but merely to keep the other team's best forward line from scoring. They are on the ice for defensive purposes only. "I suppose you would liken them to a blocking back in football. They sacrifice their own chances for scores and headlines in order that the good of the team may prevail." Lester said yesterday.

"The DeMarco-Warwick-Goldup line has been getting all the credit lately and, while they've been good, I think that the other three fellows ought to be appreciated. After all, Kilby's line plays against the best forwards on each team we meet." With the team progressing so well, coach Frank Boucher will not hurry either of his injured defense-men, Capt. Ott Heller and Joe La-Brie, back into action. The latter has taken some skating practice but Heller, hampered by an unruly charlev-horse, is still limping. They'll remain on the sidelines is the simplest and quickest way but of financial difficulties loans $30 to $300.

llconsed pursuant to Art. IX of tha Banking Law FAIVIOLV 170 CJAPJCE DOM G. V. IV G. F.

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Bld9. Bt.35th4 36th Rm.302.PEnn 6-7514 GRAND 489 Fifth Avenua, Jusl below. 42nd BROOKLYN BORO HALL -409 Fulton Street, Cor. Wil-loughby. opp.

"Citizen" CUrob 6-3135 BUSHWICK 1320 Broadway, corner Quincy, opp. Kresge's GLanmor 5-3II6 BRONX 2488 Grand Concourse, cor. F'ham Rd. 2nd Wagner Bldg.FOrdham 4-3050 RICHMOND HILL 116-02 Jamaica Avenue, at comer of 116th Street. Virginia 7-1340 ALL STAR AMATEU BOXING SaattiMiea by Metrtwtitaa a'i at A.

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