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Evening star., 1942-07-27
A|sab May Meet
Whir|y in Test
AT Arlington
Soboth Ponders Entry
Of Bargain Horse in
Big Race Saturday

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 27.-They're still
talking Shut Out this Alsab
that . and Whirlaway for sure"
and all in one breath, as Arlington
prepares for the final week of its &c.
day racing season.
The double talk runs something
like this:
Yes, Shut Out clinched 3-year -old
honors in Saturdays Classic No,
Alsab. didn't start, wasn't ready .
However he still may get chance
against Shut Out August % in
Washington Parks American DERBY
But right now there's posi-
blllty of that long-awaited Alsab
race with mighty Whirlaway."
BY right now the Arlington OBJ
servers mean Saturdays s25,OOO
added Arlington Handicap in which
AL Sabath's bargain colt and Whirl-
away, turfdom's leading money
winner, finally may get together.
SABBATH Ponders Entry.
Alsab, although recovered from a
spllnt, was withheld from the Classic
because he was not considered in
racing condition. He worked we'll
IN a s.-mile trial Saturday. but
whether this continued improve
ment warrants shot against such
opposition as Whirlaway in his first
test, is another problem Owner Sa-
bath will have most of the week to
ponder.
II he doesn't go against Whirl-
away, AlSab may make his return
in the $500 Victory Handicap.
new fixture added to the last days
program.
In that event, Whirlaway's chal-
lengers will include Valdina Orphan.
Rounds, Kings Abbey, Equifox and
lola Rose, conquerer OF the Calu-
met Farms star in the Butler Han
dicap
Shoots at Half Million.
WhlrlaWay, now out to run his
winnings to the half million mark,
has not raced here since his Airing
ton CLASSIC defeat and his Amer
lean Derby victory last summer.
Meantime, Shut Out, owned bv
Mrs. Payne Whitney, returned East
for the Saratoga meeting, his bank
roll richer by $69,70O following vic
tory in the classic over Valdina Or
phan by three-quarters of length.
He will be back for the American
Derby.
In clinching 3-year old honors.
the Kentucky Derby and Belmont
Stakes, winner got splendid guild
ance from Jockey Eddie Arcaro,
covering the mile in 2:0l2s, which
equaled the CLASSIC record set by
Omaha in 1885. The son of Equi-
poise came through fast in the
stretch to pass With Regards, early
pace-setter, and then overtake VAL
dina Orphan.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
AN-5tar Racing Card
For All Ages Urged
For War Relief
Plan Would Bring Best
To Belmont Park Strip
On Columbus Doy
BY SID FEDER,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Although
there still are enough wrinkles in the
plans are under way to bring all
the big gallopers together on Colum-
bus Day at Belmont Park for a
horse Olympics that would include
just about everything but the hop,
skip and jump.
The idea, the Associated Press
learned today, was first conceived by
along by Herbert Bayard Swope and
New York racing associations as an
all-out war relief program. Some
officials believe it might put 5000 900
or more into the bank for Army and
Navy relief and the USO.
All Divisions Would Race.
Up to now the whole thing hardly
is out of the incubator stage. The
tentative lineup is for a series of
events for the top-flight horses in
each age and sex division of the
turf, to decide just who are the
bosses.
Thus, John Marschs unbeaten
Occupation and five or six other top
2-year-old colts would get together
to fight it out for their honors; the
juvenile fillies would do the same.
Shut Out, Valdina Orphan, Alsab
Gf he's ready and any other
claimants would iron out the 81
year-oId colt situation-if 1t still
needs ironing out after Shut Out
put the crusher on in the Classic
Saturday.
Vagrancy is far and away the
glamour gal of the 3-year-old flllies.
but the plan would also send her
out to prove it against as many
other good ones as might be rounded
up Whirlaway and Market Wise
would settle the handicap row: some
of the older mares would get to-
gether to straighten out their
squabble, and finally the top half
dozen steeplechasers would be sent
out to decide who's head man over
the hedges.
Would Earn Cups, Not Cash.
Chief difficulties in the way are:
% That the horses would run only
for cups, instead of cash, in order
to swell the war relief pot, and 90
that Columbus Day is two days
after Belmont's fall meeting is over.
The date October 12) Is in the
books as the opening day of
Aqueduct's meeting, and the officials
of that track already have been in
vited into the huddle. One source
said they have expressed willingness
to give up the holiday at their plant
If the rest of the card can be worked
out.
Evening star., 1942-07-27

at Dayton is on top of that COM
pllcated Peter Dawson ringer
tournament after two weeks play.
And the San Jose (CalifD Golf
and Country Club tied for second
when J. T. Tarp came up with
his first hole-in-one after 19
years of trying. If Mungo can
knock off the Dodgers just once,
the Giants probably will give
him bonus. But it better not
be trip to Havana. Whoops.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Win, Lose or Draw
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
Notes of Sorts on Varied SPORTS

Boxng1n anybody still is interested the business,
Meo Bettma scheduled to fight Gus Dorazo tonight Ph
delpha And he his 36th heavyweight bout
Army will get another ranking contender to the champion Cop
Joe Louis.
been since moving slated for induction this
ia khaki and Louis Billy old hands already
have Just about the the heavyweight
Meanwhile Uncle
knocked off by fat
and Lee Savod whom he will
championship picture long when he technically
Lou Nova Savod probably favote
isn't good that fellow
to promote when fighters available.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Sturs Yesterday
By the Associated Press.


Sid Hudson. Senators, and Bus Mills.
1ndians-Former pitched shutout ball in
first game. but latter led Tribe to
victory in second with triple and three
singles
Clyde Mccullough. Cubs. and Merrill
loush hit three homers in successive
times at bat in first game, but May
won it with ninth inning single and
Warren led Phils to victory in second
with homes and single
Denny Galehonse and George Me-
hit, ball in. first game and in second
latter smashed homer and two doubles.
last bringing in winning run in ninth,
as Browns beat Red Sox twice.
Max Marshall and Frank Mccormick,
Reds-Former drove in four runs in
latter homered for winning run in
second as Reds took both games from
Giants.
Joe Kuhel and Bob Kennedy. White
Kuhel and Kennedy won first game
with triple and single in ninth while
Harris pitched four-hit ball to taks
10-lnning nightcap.
Tom Early. Braves. and Harry Gum
bert. Cardinals-Each pitched one-hit
ball in relief as their teams split
former entering first game with none
out in first inning and latter going into
second in sixth with two on and mons
out.
Joe Medwick and Dolph camilu.
Observation-Disclosures two doubles ac-
counted for all Brooklyn's runs in nrst
game and Camilli hit triple. double and
single in second of double win over
Charlie Keller and Red Rurins.
Yankees--Keller hit two home runs
and Ruffing pitched seven-hit bali in
Yanks. sixth STRAIGHT win over Tigers.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
BY SID FEBER.
wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Re-
member Lou Zamperini - the
Californian who used to give
Glenn Cunningham quite
rassle for those running med
ais? Well, Lou pulled a swastika
of Hitler's palace for gag dur
ing the '36 Berlin Olympics.
Now he's Bombardier Cadet
Zamperini at Midland Army Fly
ing School And promising
repeat performance-for keeps.
Joe Louis turned his ankle
slightly at Fort Riley last We'd
nesday. But that story about a
broken leg is strictly the stuff
you slice thin and shove between
two pieces of pumpernickel. Bob
Madry, who's been promoted from
North Carolina State U. drum
beater to mayor Of Chapel Hill.
insists that North Carolina and
Duke footballers can come into
town any time without fear of
Evening star., 1942-07-27
OFT Picks Up Where the Lip Left OFF

ManagemenMe Off, the veteran who called
too retiring leader the
battling
apparently of
IN spiked leather
rate OFT engineered that purchase
wild South Carolina who
Van painted Havana red night Droher
OFT pitching will
pitchers
the majors
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Uncle Clark Abundons q Pet Theory

BasebalCak Griffith is rightu diher the First
best hitter grumbed the old gentleman the other
struck with the loaded the tied
ting Newsoms weight
theory
strength and maturity play all full think
that he admitted but he's another
good and terrible the next"
Joe Judge stepped first Gf
had his troubles He 100000 for Joe Kh
able hook good after Kuh traded the
played anybody who could m At
best since Kuhel but the writing calling
big Lacquer the Washington club spring
their praises couple of other elowCae
Evening star., 1942-07-27
smart Golf Money ae Defeat Nelson Tied After Amazing Collapse
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TO-DAY

IODAf.
Tennis
The Stars City of Washington
tournament for women, Reser-
voir Courts, 4.
Golf.
buffers tournament for wom-
en-. Congressional Club. 9 am.
Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton -PGA Pro- Amateur tourna-
ment, Manor Club, 8 am.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at st. Louis.
Tennis.
The Stars City of Washington
tournament for women, Reservoir
Courts, 4.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Georgetown at Maryland. Col
lege Park, 4.
Catholic u. at Navy, Annapolis.
Tennis.
The Stars City of Washington
tournament for women, Reservoir
Courts, 4.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, $50,
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Sellers BIowup Mystery to His Friends

CoThose who knew Glib Sellers the unknown blew
IN the Tam OShan in Chicago after setting
surprised that he led the they
Sellers Arkansas hill billy
Hot
ing Seems that when Hot
garsers few back the tough
although few could break l00
Sellers invariably gangse refusing
trust other
rough generally had full
they friend
boVup hes
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Sports Mirror

FS the Associated Press.
Year ago today-Howard Jones,
Southern California football
coach, died unexpectedly Of heart
attack.
Three years ago-TWo Phila-
delphia softball teams played 521
innings In is hours and S minutes
and claimed world record,
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ST. LOUIS, July 27.-With a rec
ord Of four victories and four de-
feats for their third Western jour-
ney, the Mats open a three-game
series here tomorrow with the St.
Louis Browns, who are as hot as
a waffle iron.
Having concluded their exercises
in Detroit and Cleveland. usually
the two danger spots in the West,
the Mats would have high hope of
finishing above 500 for 1.-The excur-
sion under ordinary conditions. But
not when you consider how rugged
the Brownies have become.
Alexandra CarraSquel, another
pitcher on the improved list. is due
to pitch for Bucky Harris tomorrow
and it is likely to be Johnny Mig
ceiling against him.
Hudson Was Crafty.
The Mats came Off with an even
break in their double-header at
Cleveland yesterday. winning the
first behind Sid Hudson's crafty
pinch pitching, to 0, and losing
the second when Early Wynn again
failed, to l.
Hudson allowed seven hits in the
first game and had extra stuff
whenever an Indian reached first,
only one getting as far as third.
The Mats scored their runs in the
fourth inning off Vernon Kennedy
and they used two of their five hits
in the process, Stan Spence dou-
bled and reached third when Lou
Boudreau threw low to that posi-
ton on Roy Cullenbine's grounder
Evening star., 1942-07-27

Totals 81 ) - 10 Totals 36 81 Q
Washington 900 00l OOO--1
Cleveland -.------- Ul2 600 22x-1
Runs-Case. Boudreau, Keltner Heath,
Fleming, Mills 90, Mack. Errors
Boudreau t2). Evans. Runs batted in
Smith, Mills t4), DeSautels. Spence. Two
base hit--Cullenbine. Three base hits
Mills, Heath. Stolen base-Mills. Sac,
rifice-Heath Double play-Mack and
Roudreau. Left on bases-Washingto
wynn 3; o: Smith, 4; of scarboroueh,
:. Strikeouts-By Wynn, ,; by Smith,
b by Scarborough. . Hits-Of, Wynn.
! = inning; of Smith, in Z innings
Eisenstat none in . innings. Hit by
pitcher-Ry Wynn tBoudreaul. Winning
pitcher-Smth Losing pitcher-Wynn.
Umnires-Messrs. Basil. Rue and Grieve.
Time-2;1s. Attendance. 1875 tactuaD.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Scores

Totals 32 > 81 Is Totals 81 81 IS
Batted for Denning in Sth
Batted for Kennedy IN Sth.
Ran for Dean in sth.
WASHINGTON 600 200 OOO--2
Cleveland 900 600 0n0-0
Runs-Spence, Cullenbine Errors
Vernon, >; Boudreau. Runs batted in
Vernon. Estalella. I Two base hit--Spence.
Stolen bases-Gaffke. Weatherly. Double
van, Clary and 0 vernon. ,; vernon (unas
sisted. Left on bases-Washington 4:
Cleveland g. Bases on balls-Of Hudson
| off Kennedy. l. Strikeouts-By Hudson
?. Hits-Of Kennedy, 4 in 3 innings;
Eisenstat, ! in / inning Losing pitcher
Kennedy. Umpres-Messrs. Grieve. Basil
and Rue. Time-I:4S.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Standing Of the Clubs
League Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting Williams. Boston. ,352;
Gordon New York 336
Runs-Williams Boston. so, D. Di-
Maesio. Boston. and Cliff. ST. Louis
Runs batted in-Williams. Boston,
?3; Doerr Boston. and Laabs. St.
Hits--Spence, Washington. 13l;
stephens. st, Louis. l21.
~ Doubles-Doerr, Boston. 80; Higgins.
Triples-Heath. Cleveland. 10: Gut
terldee. st. Louis. O.
Home runs-Williams, Boston, 2I;
Laabs, st. Louis. 10.
Stolen bases-Case, Washington, 81;
Pitching-Rostov, New York. 1O-1;
Chandler New York. 1l-2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Relser. Brooklyn, 1854;
Runs-Ott, New York. 6s; Reiser.
Brooklyn. 81.
Runs batted in--Mize, New York. rs:
Medwick, Brooklyn. 50
Hits-Medwick. Brooklyn, lis: Mize.
Doubles-Hack. Chicago. and Reiser
and Medwick. Brooklyn. 80
Triples-Slaughter. st. Louis. Is:
Nicholson, Chicago. 7.
Home runs--Mize. New York, 10;
Camilli. Brooklyn. 15.
Stolen bases-Reiser. BROOKLYN. -;
MiIsr Soston. and Meruio: Ghicaso. 10.
Wyatt, Brooklyn, 11-3
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Sligo Outscores Occoouun

Sligo A. G. slugged its way to
lilo baseball victory over Occo-
quan. Va, nine yesterday. Arturo
Perez, the winning pitcher, helped
his own cause with four hits in five
trips.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Oh, Well, It's Little Thinq, Anyway

Moves-Pau Calico, Farewell
but who did the apparently
little
is shown reporting to the the getting
Ruth and "Meusel"
have memories like elephantsare
Gehrg "Lazze lockers. Gehrg
Yankees in 1923 that
and Salt Lake City He didn't the
a a
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Spa Apprehensive
Over Attendance
As Meet Opens
Counts Upon Big Races
To Meet Competition
Of Camden Track
ES tfe Associated Press

l.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
July 27.-Stylish Saratoga inaugu-
rated its 18th racing season today,
anxiously awaiting word from the
mob.
The old barns of the Union Ave-
nue. course were filled with more
than 1,500 thoroughbreds and there
was a goodly representation of the
traditional carriage trade"-now
the elite automobile clientele-that
has made the Spa meeting racing's
parlor performance.
The languid resort town on the
fringe of the Adirondacks was abuzz
with excitement. But townsmen
and track moguls asked: What
do you hear from the mob?'-the
metropolitan New York mob of mu-
tuel mechanics whose migration
northWard after the Met" seasons
is vital to the success of the Spa S
30-day program.
Completes With Camden.
George H, Bull. Saratoga associa-
ton president, says increased at
tendance and pari-mutuel betting
handles at the New York tracks is
proof the people want racing"
One problem is whether the
Gotham gang wants it badly enough
at Saratoga to overcome stricter
gasoline and tire rationing, discon-
tlnuance of special trains and the
proximity Of the new $4,000 900 Gar
den State track near Camden. N. j..
half the Spas mileage from New
York.
Saratoga is hopeful of keeping
abreast of its 194l daily attendance
average Of 10,562 and daily betting
average of $453,026.
Has Much to Offer.
1t is counting on:
l. Its historic stakes that deter
mine the 2-year- -old championship:
the 73d Travers renewal August Is.
in which 3-year-old champion Shut
Out probably will meet Apache,
which twice broke track marks at
Empire City, stakes in which
money -minting Whirlaway is ex-
pected to start, and the fabulous
annual yearling sales.
2. The indisputable statistics of
the metropolitan tracks proving
the people want racing"
In SO racing days, compared with
81 year ago, the total attendance
at the four New York tracks was
.o68,3 1857, an increase of 21O,9OO, and
the total Wagered was s95 .542 1886,
jump of $22.89O, 1888.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Rlchmond: -; Charlotte. 10
portsmouth, -: Winston Salem, 3-3
Norfolk, .; Greensboro, 4
(Only gameS.)
TEXAS LEAGUE
Oklahoma City. SIS; Houston, 3-3.
Tulsa. SO, San Antonio, n-5.
Beaumont, 3: Dallas. o
Fort Worth. ); Shreveport q
Evening star., 1942-07-27
League Statistics

MONDAY. JULY 27. I942.
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 2-1: Cleveland. 0--7.
New York. 3: Detroit, ,
Chicago. = Philadelphia, 1---3.
St. Louis, .a-4; Boston, 2-3.
Evening star., 1942-07-27

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Jynchburs, 15-3; Newport News. 60.
Pulaski, 12; Salem. s.
Petersburg, i3: Staunton. 4.
Evening star., 1942-07-27

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 3-5 Pittsburgh g;
Boston. SIS; St Lofts, 2-5
Phils delphia, 4--6: Chicago. 81
Cincinnati, 6-2: New York. Il
Evening star., 1942-07-27

Games To-day. Games Tomorrow.
N. Y. AT Chicago Wash at St Louis
Boston at Cleveland N Y at Chicago
Only games. Bos. at Gle fnight).
Only games.
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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-16
GOVERNOR WORKING
TO OFFSET LOSSES

Faced with a probable loss OF
So, 100000 in 1912 and 1943 because
of an expected sharp decrease in
Governor Herbert r. O'Conor
announced that he hoped, and al
ready was taking steps to insure,
that the loss of revenue thus indi-
Gated would be offset by economies
in the operation of State Depart
ments.
While emphasizing that essential
servicse the State would be
maintained at all costs, Governor
O'Conor made known that State Of
ficials were keenly aware of the
necessity, in such times as this, of
keeping State expenditures in line
with RECEIPTS. He pointed out that
it was in anticipation of just such
a development that he had gotten
the Legislature to pass bill in
the 1941 session, granting the
Board of Public Works authority
to impound up to Is per cent OF
the budget allotments of any State
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-16

Emphasis is placed on preparation
of workers to do the jobs required
in ship building, aviation, machine
tools and the mechanized branches
of the armed forces. Young men
are groomed for war production
Jobs by doing similar Jobs on NYA
projects. From February l, l94l,
to December !, 194l, total of
4,5o8 Maryland youth have gone
from NYA projects to jobs in pri-
vate industry"
The report indicates a complete
streamlining of the NYA program
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-16

BALTIMORE - (SpeciaD--
Every thirty days Maryland NYA
supplies 327 of the national total OF
36, 400 shop-trained NYA youth who
ioin the battle of production behind
the men behind u. S. guns, accord
ing to a report just made public by
Aubrey Williams, administrator OF
the National Youth Administration.
"Under the defense program the
NYA makes available practical shop
experience to youth between II and
"a years of age" the report states