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Evening star., 1943-10-17
Outsiders Take All
Three Of Jamaica
Stake Contests
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-A field Of
% overnight entries for the $4,000
added Remsen Handicap at Jamaica
today caused the feature to be run
in two sections and both were won
by outsiders.
Comdr. Harry Guggenheim's Bell
wether, a colt which never be-
fore had captured a stake event,
splashed through the sloppy six fur
longs in 1:13 is to take the first
half OF the Remsen and pay S27.6O
for 81 to his hackers in the crowd
of 28,236 while Black Badge, owned
by Abe Hirschberg, led the second
section in Ill 2-5 and paid $24.70
for 81.
Bellwether had l0-pound weight
edge over Henry Lustig's Dance
Team, the favorite, which finished
second by half a length after win
ming his last three starts. Three
lengths farther back came William
Helis' Tropea
Black Badges triumph was scored
by three lengths over the George
D. Widener's favored Lucky Draw
which was eight lengths in front
OF Mrs. Barclay K. Douglas Sweep
ing Time in a field of 10.
Just as in both divisions of the
Remsen, the favorite ran second in
the Continental Handicap, another
$4,000 added feature on the days
good program. w. E. Boeing's Slide
Rule. winner Of the Arlington and
other well-known stakes, was beaten
three lengths by Mrs. Ed Mulrenan' S
First Fiddle, mud-loving gray colt
which completed the mile and six
teeneh in 1:43 2-5 and paid $3.50
for 50.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
ma @ Record Field Seen for Campbell Pin Tourney Next Sunday
Garner Risks Crown
in Facing Hubert
Tomorrow Night

John Gamers District light
heavyweight crown will be on the
line tomorrow night at Turner's
Arena in the 10-round bout against
Tee Hubert, the transplanted At
lanta fighter, who sports a victory
string of seven matches in Wash
ington rings. Garner also holds the
D, Q. middleweight crown but both
will be well over the middle limit
of 100 pounds.
This probably is Long Johns last
scrap for the duration as he already
has passed his Army physical and
awaits only the last call.
Garner's string of triumphs re-
Gently was halted when he was out
pointed by Holman Williams. Be-
fore that he had IA in row. De-
spite that setback, Garner may be a
slight favorite tomorrow night. He
is Fancy Dan fighter with a
peculiar style that makes him diff
cult to hit and more difficult to hurt
and he packs no soft wallop. He
also takes advantage of every OPEN
ing.
Hubert is standup fighter who
uses his good reach to advantage
and he, too, can take a lot of pun
ishment He has served as SPAR
ring partner here for numerous
heavyweights and is in condition to
go 10 rounds at top speed. His best
victory was over Stoney Lewis and
in that fight he exhibited a fair
amount of boxing skill Lewis was
the boy Garner beat for the light
heavy title.
Adding spice to the card is the
return of Bee Bee Wright, Pitts
burgh boy who made a hit here re-
Gently by busting off George Will
liams in three heats. His record
shows 10 successive victories and
he is being touted as a conner among
the lightweights.
Three other supporting numbers
will be offered, with the first called
at 8:45 pm. at Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-cPurse. $1,000; 3-year-
nss SaS; claim claiming; Z fgrlonsss en- 700
Po9iE 4;,,,. .HoGpfeTT}, $50
Lig ht Poppy Bud. Free spender. Wayuma, a,
Driven Snow. Bulirushes.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; 2-year-
Ally Bal .lThornbure) 4.6O $50
- T, Paiy, Double paid ss55o 4''O
Also 5sanmcopy Boy; Busy Nine; Smoke ke
Hindu Prince. Topping. Rampass. page N''A''e'
THIRD RAcE-Purse, sI,5oo: s-year-
SeS &eScaor snd upi STfsplechaSe miles
Mad Policy Ieonard $50 $50
Parma (Morlan) 29O
Also ran-villase Chimes This England
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 1000: claim
ing; tn;;, 45,year-olds / and up; i miles; 80,
Ra Rapds RGals BTes2 zehr 1880 1880 $50 S5CG
S9if 4ins. Anisa s'o4 akS,rkland 8, l$:SJ
golden MevIse. Russia, s.' UpSettins uesoa@5R Ga
River and Relious
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-
olds and up: handicap; l mile and 70
Baby Darling (smith) 1920 $50 2.9o
Challomine (Kirkland) 220
Also ranNwho Me, Ok Sugar, Mel
Novice, Miss Daunt.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, SIS 900: 3-year-
olds and up; handicap; 1h miles
Thumbs Up (Grohs) 800 $50 2.3O
Monk Blue tBreen) $40 32I
Famous Victory (Givens) $50
Also ran-Anti Climax. Pictor, 1ncom-
ins:
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, s2,5o0; 2.
year-old fillies allowances; furlongs
Red Wonder tGiyens) 22.70 HOO 3.3C
Countess Wise (Zehr) $50 29C
Twilight Tear tSmith) 2.1G
Time, 1883.
Also ran-a Miss Keenland, Bee Mac
tennessee Maid Snack and Jojo Bonner
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: 3-year.
Best Be- F. Rsward ;;s lf.,s ,zehr) s.1o $50 42t
Dawn Attack (KirklanO 74t
:. Also .ran2Pompeco, Charitable, SPAR,
Man Porter's Cap. Ball Player, Bull'i
EYE and Cant Lose --.--..-
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Wake orest Defeats
n. {. State, 81 10 O.

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c.. Oct. l6-Hrake
Forest Colleges Demon Deacons,
defeated in three previous starts,
romped to 54-6 rout of N. C,
State College tonight in a renewal
OF one of the Southern Confer
ence's oldest rivalries. About 5000
spectators sat in chilly weather
to see the game.
Presenting a trio of fleet backs
IN Sacrinity, Perry and Grant, the
Deacons scored twice in the first
half, added two more touchdowns
IN the third period and then ran
rough-shod over the Wolfpack in
the final quarter for four more.
The home team flashed power
briefly in the third quarter when it
scored its lone touchdown on a
long pass, Turner to Gibson, and
sutton's line smash from the J.
yard stripe.
The Wolfpack threatened on two
previous occasions, but each time
the Deacons smothered the drives
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Skins Determined to Conquer
Packers, Keep Record Clean

| $4,000. With standees the crowd
probably will total nearer 10000.
But in this rock ribbed college
football territory the pro gridmen
are being given a quick brushof
by the newspapers.
One paper has not had line on
the Redskin-Packer game for two
days, while handing columns of
space to college games, giving G.
Preston Marshalls blood pressure a
quick ascent.
This. the second league game for
the Redskins, and possibly their
toughest, is sure to bring out all
the tricks in the Dutch Bergman
repertoire, all the hidden ball ma
neuvers the former Catholic Uni
versity coach has drilled into his
husky charges since he took over
in July. All the Redskins want this
one. If they muff it they could drop
down in the Eastern League stand
ings below the Phil-Pitts, who could
upset the Bears.
Don Hutson. great Green Bay end,
has scored only one touchdown this
year in league competition. The
Packers have uncovered a fine run
ming attack. But the Redskins have
been warned to be constantly on the
alert for quick pass to Hutson.
Wilbur Moore has been assigned the
tough job of covering the feet Ala
baman.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Wise Moss in Front
In Lowell Handicap
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H., Oct. 16-With mud
reducing the field to four starters,
the favored Mrs Ed McCuan's Wise
Moss won at $3.40 to 50 the Lowell
Handicap at Rockingham Park today
by four lengths before a crowd of
1887.
Wise Moss took the lead from w.
Gullatt's Navy at the head of the
stretch and won going away in
1:48b for the mile and a sixteenth
Navy was second and j. H. Carr's
Kantar Run was third. Miss Joan
Beatties White Hope was the other
starter.
In the White Mountain claiming
purse c. Rufti's Mintlock ran a
front race to cover the 6 furlongs
in 1888. Repaca Farms Layaway
was second and F. S. Trumbulls
Don Lin End was third,
Evening star., 1943-10-17
By CHIP ROYAL,

FoSUGldNeu I4tSS obOElS "litcT
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Pull up
those pot bellies-er, pardon me
pull up your chairs around that pot
bellied stove and we'll get down to
the business of reviewing the past
baseball season.
1t is time to let the leaves fall
where they may and select the most
valuable players, CAB about an all
star team and cite those who dis
appointed or made good on the
majors diamonds.
AS long as the National League is
the senior loop, let's glance at that
first. There are lot of candidates
for the most valuable player award.
The Cards have two in Stanley
Musial and Walker Cooper, the Reds
have Estel Crabtree, the Dodgers,
Billy Herman; the Pirates, Rip
SeWell; the Cubs, Bill Nicholson,
and so it goes down the line.
Musiars Hitting Tells.
Well take Musial, "the greatest
hitter to step up in the National
League according to no less a
parsonage than the great Dizzy
Dean.
A lot of Walker Cooper fans will
dispute this choice, but that's their
privilege. Cooper is a whiz of a
catcher and has done a lot for the
Southworthmen this year, but we
dread to think what would have
happened if they didn't have
Musial'S bat.
Stan not only pounded the pill for
.357 average, but made 220 hits
and scored 108 runs. He also led the
league with Al doubles and 20 triples,
which, you must agree, is smacking
that old pill. He hit just .278 in the
World Series when the Cards wab-
bled to defeat. =. =,
Chandler Far Ahead.
Over in the American League.
Spud Chandler of the Yanks stands
head and shoulders above Rudy
YORK OF the 11gers, Luke Appling of
the White Sox, Vernon Stephens OF
the Browns and any others you
can mention for valuabel player
honors.
Chandler finished the regular sea-
son with 20 wins against four losses
and an earned run average of l.67,
the best hurting job in the Junior
circuit since 1919 when Walter John
son went 290 innings for an earned
run average of lao.
Going little farther, Spud
pitched five shutouts, nine 1-run
games and didn't give an opposing
team more than three runs in any
one contest. He completed 20. out
of 80 games and struck out 1874 en-
emy batters. 49,.
He pitched two complete games in
the world series and won both with
an earned-run average Of o.50..
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Famous Instructors E nquqed
By Figure Skating Club Here

Ernest E. Hall, president of the
Washington Figure Skating. Club,
announces today that Rudolf and
Elsie Angola, well-known interna-
tional ice-skating pair, will be pro-
fessional instructors for the club this
winter. The club meets at the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace.
The Angolas came to this country
in 1888, and before that taught
mostly at St. Moritz and Clerina,
Switzerland. They also have ap-
peared in Berlin. Paris, Brussels,
Barcelona, Madrid and other Euro
pean centers and at one time num-
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Night Shadow Scores
As Hawthorne Closes
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Night Shadow
3-year-old f1lly owned by Mrs. Rob-
ert McGarvey, won the $4,000 Illi-
nois Owners handicap today as
Hawthorne closed its most success
full meeting in recent years.
The much-improved Night Shadow
carrying top weight of lit pounds
over the muddy track, scored by a
length over Whose, 25-l shot.
Happy Pilot took third in this
! 1/16-nile affair.
Night Shadow, ridden by Tony
Skoronski, paid $3.50 and earned
S4,440. Time was l:4825.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Wenzel and Smith Tie
In Manor Club Golf

William Wenzel and Leroy Smith
tled for first place yesterday in the
annual Manor Club golf field day.
Both had low gross scores of 81
41-78.
The blind bogey was won by L. D.
Ritter with net 70. Nine other play
ers tied for second place.
High light of the days activities
was the hole-in-one scored bv
Tommy Doerer on the 150-yard 11th
using a No. 5 iron.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
BY the Associated Press.

GS lHc ASoOCldleQ PIeSS.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. l6.-
Lewis B. Mayors Thumbs Up
charged through the muddy Pimlico
stretch to win the s13,250 Havre de
Grace handicap today and to JUS
tify the faith OF crowd of approx
mately $4,000 persons who had
backed him into 1-to-2 favoritism.
At the finish the 4-year-old son
of Blenheim I'd held length-and-
a-half margin over William w.
Snyder's Bokablue, a 12-to-1 shot
which in turn was a length and
quarter in front of Greentree
Stables Famous Victory.
Hal Price Headley's Anticlimax
was fourth in the field of six. Three
entries, including the Greentree
Stable favorite Shut Out, were
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Col. Vim Is Rated Tops
Among Turfmen Of Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 16-Col.
Matt. j. Winn, president and general
manager Of Louisville's Churchill
Downs and one of the most widely
known individuals in the Nations
horse-racing circles. was chosen to-
day for the annual award by the
Thoroughbred Club of America to
"the outstanding turf figure of the
year"
The announcement of his selec-
ton was made at the clubs semi
monthly luncheon meeting here by
President James c. Stone.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Louis Is Resting Before
Resuming Touch Juunt

Sergt. Joe Louis Barrow and his
group of boxers will be given four
day rest from their strnuous tour
OF Army posts when they reach
Camp Cook, Calf, on November 8,
the War Department has announced.
Since the exhibition tour started
August 80, the world heavyweight
champion has boxed before audi
ences numbering more than total
OF 100000 soldiers. Worn out by a
gruelling schedule, the Department
said, Sergt. Louis will resume exhi-
bition on November II at Camp
Cook.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

bered the Queen Of Spain among
their pupils. :.
Last season they were at the
Arena Figure Skating Club, St. Louis,
and directed the thrice-weekly ice
shows in conjunction with the pop"
concerts there. They also have
taught at Pittsburgh and Lake
Placid.
The Washington Figure Skating
Club is beginning its sixth season.
Three of its members, Walter H.
cambridge, jr., Vivian Halliday and
Suzanne Uksila, won places in this
summers competitions at Lake
Placid.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Trainer Coburn Suspended

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 tP.-John A.
Coburn, veteran racing trainer, was
suspended today by stewards at
Jamaica on charges of using q
drug on Moscow End, winner at
Belmont Park October 6. His case
was referred to the stewards of the
Jockey Club for penalty.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
FOUNDERS Romping Winner
In Mud al Louisville
BY the Associated Press.


LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 10
FOUNDERS, crack Handicapped of the
Valdina Farms Stables, romped
home over a muddy track today for
top honors in the Autumn handicap
at Churchill Downs.
After an absence of five months
the thoroughbreds returned to
Kentucky, with profits of the first
6 of the 19-day track schedule 60
ing to the War Fund.
Coming from behind, the imported
Irish horse. odds-on favorite in the
mutuels, got up in the closing
strides after a slow beginning to
beat Gold Princess by a neck, with
Flying Easy third in a field of five.
Rounders ran the 6 furlongs in
1:1315.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Wagering at PimIico
Goes Over Million
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l6.-The H.
1872 persons who braved the rain
to watch the racing program at
Pimlico today poured s1,047 ,ee2
through the mutuel windows.
1t was the first time in Pimlico's
history that non-Preakness dav
crowd had wagered more than a
million dollars.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Scott Spark|es as Bulls
Swamps La Sale, 26-6
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct. 16.-
Clyde SCOTS touchdown jaunts
helped Bulls School to a 26-6 foot
ball victory over La Sale High on
slippery field here tonight.
Scott accounted for all four
touchdowns, going over in II and 6
yard runs in the first quarter, COW
ering 81 yards of third-period
march to a score and hitting pay
dirt from a yard out in the fourth
La Sale rallied to score with a
pass near the finish,
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Tulsa Trims OkIohomo

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 16 (P.-
Iu!sas Golden Hurricane tonight
wlthstood a surprising first-half
challenge by Oklahoma's hard-run-
ming Sooners and stormed back with
a deadly last-half passing attack to
score a decisive 20-6 victory before
a crowd of $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
ViIIonovu Beots BuckneII

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16 R.-
Vlllanova, rallying to avert an upset
defeat, drove 27 yards for a fourth
period touchdown tonight and a
1873 victory over Bucknell.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Seuhowks Beat Missouri

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 16 (P.
Missouri battled the Iowa Navy Pre-
flight Seahawks on even terms for
three quarters tonight but tired in
the final period to drop 21-6 de-
cision before $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Dempsey to Be Speaker

1t. Comdr. Jack Dempsey will be
guest speaker at the weekly lunch
con of the Touchdown Club on Tues.
day
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Hurridge Proises Umpires

viii Harridge, American League
president, says this years World Sc
rles umpiring was the best he ever
saw in q series,
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Stars From District,
Maryland, Virginia
lin Rich Contest

Leading duckpin bowlers Of
Maryland, Virginia and the Ma
tion's Capital next Sunday will
shoot it out in the 18th annual
Howard Campbell tournament at
Lucky Strike, Lafayette and Con-
vention Hall for prizes totaling ap-
proximately $1,000. The entry fee
is s25 and the top prize s400 plus
diamond medal.
Sponsored by the Washington
City Duckpin Association, the
Campbell event when originated in
1927 was the first affair of its kind
in Eastern duckpin history and 50
spontaneous was its success that it
started new era for individual
competition in the game.
Wiry little Wilmer Robey of Bal
timore last year posted the winning
score of 2028 among So sharpshoot-
ers, the second biggest field in the
Campbell's history. The chance Of
topping the record entry of 81 in
1880 is exceedingly bright.
Greenway Is Bowlers' Mecca.
In the meantime, Capital top
Fighters tonight will turn their at
tention to the keen District League
flag chase at Greenway Bowl, where
the pace-setting Clarendon quint
fires against the third-place Hi
Skors while the second-place King
Pins engage Hyattsville. Other
matches in the all-star loop pit
Bethesda Bowling Center against
Lucky Strike, Greenway against
Brookland, Chevy Chase Ice Pal.
ace against Lafayette, .Anacostia
| Spillway against Arcadia and Co.
lonial Village against Northeast
Temple. Clarendon, with 10 games
won in "a, is 2 games in front Of
King Pin.
When the IA crack teams start
action at 1880, one of the high
lights promises to be the battle for
individual leadership between AL
Wright of King Pin and Eddie
Keith of Spillway. Wright, with
1929 for "a games. is II pins ahead
of Keith.
AS an afternoon attraction at
Greenway Bowl, starting at 3 o'clock,
Manager Hank Hawkins will stage a
doubles match with Wright and
Tony ~antini of Lucky Strike op-
posing Yeoman Everett Gardner Of
Chevy Chase Ice Palace and Nova
Hamilton of Baltimore.
cambridge Host to Stars.
Tomorrow night Bainbridge. Nd,
will be the scene of some hot ac-
tion when Dave Burrows, vice pres
ident of National Duckpin Bowling
Congress, takes an all-star aggre-
cation Of Ed Blakeney, Fred Muir
ply, Tony Santini, Al Wright and
Eddie Keith up to the naval train
ing base to bowl against such Dis
trict topnitchers as Julie Singer,
Dave Singer, Nick Rinaldi and Abe
Weinberg, who are in training there.
Another of Washington's leading
boWlers joins the armed forces
Wednesday with Joe DiMisa headed
Tor Camp Lee, Va. Last season the
former Lafayette star was. among
the first 10 bowlers in the District
League with an average of l24, while
his 766 fired in the final block of the
Billy Stalcup tournament at La
fayette tied the city-wide five-game
all-time record Of Connecticut,s Joe
Gacek.
Atlanta's Third War Bond bowl
ing tournament raised s8,373,410. 90,
according to the report received by
Arville EbersoIe, executive secretary
OF the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress. John S. Blick, former
Washington bowling operator, was
the big gun in the unprecedented
bowling drive, which will give the
country 81 additional Flying Fort
resses to be named Atlanta Bowler. "
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
KAREIVIO LAIsKAS

Urbonu sunus Cliffordas pri-
siunte laiSka is Afrikos. Tarp
kitko raSo: 'Mes dabar sum
kiai dirbam, delto kad norim
symet uzbaigti kara SUI musu
pergale ir ] savo namus, sven
ta Amerika, sugryzti". Tai
duck Dieve kad ivyktu ko mu-
su sunai kareiviai troksta. Ii
noma, ir mes to paties troks-
tame, kad karas baigtusi tuoj
su Americas pergale, ir kad
musq sunai sugryztq visi svei-
XII. ID. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Tu paciu 1911 metu rudeni, uz seSiu meme
siu, r. Prezidentas Smetona vel atsilanke Gle
lande, dabar jau viesa prakalba sakyti, ia pro-
ga surinkom apie $500 auku LVS o 1912 me-
tu pavasari atvyko Clevelande ir apsigyventi
Nekurie dar ir siadien nezno kad Lietuvos
Prezidentas A. Smetona Clevelande gyvena XII
ii kurie zino ypac jo priesininkai, mano ir XII
items skebia kad pp Snetonai cia apsigyveno
tode kad cia iseina Dirva, kad ca, taip sakant,,
"fasistu' lizdas. Betgi to apsgyvenimo istori-
ja yra visai kita Tode kad julius Smetona
Prezidento sunus, gavo Clevelande darba ir cia
apsigyveno. Prize sunaus pasrinko gyventi ir
teva Atsitiko sitaip:
1912 netu Vasario 16-tai mneti Clevelan-
do tautinis kontetas paskviete D. Juliu Sme-
tona kalbet Jie visi tada gyveno Chicagoje
Pc tu prakalbQ, buvo surengta sveciui draugis-
ka maza vakariene Vakarene butu baigusis
pavalgynu atsisveikinimu, ir sveCio islydeji-
mu, kaip tokiais atvejais esti. Man gi pavyko
prikaloint, po sunkiQ pastangu, kad kartu su
murcls vakareniauti vyktu pie Stella Ivinska-
te r JOS suziedotnis, Tamosiunas- Thompson
Tx tos vakarienes metu p. Tubeliene issi-
kalbejo p. lvinskaitei kad p. Julius Smetona no
ri gauti kokl nors darba. Pie Ivnskaite issi-
tare kad galimybes yra, ir p Tubelene tuoj pa
tare p. Juliui su ia pasikalbet Jiedu cia pat
iSsikelbejo Pile Ivinskaite pasizadejo rytojaus
diena pasitarti su savo tevu, kuris vienoje dirh-
tuveje uzinaa atsakominga vieta, ir kad gal "a
sis gali1nyhes jam darbas gauti.
Julius S,netona, sugryzes Chcagon, uz tri-
ju denQ jau gavo is IvinskQ telegrama kviecian-
ii atvazuoM Clevelanda dirbti. = Istorija bu-
tu buTus visai kitokia jeigu ta vakara Pile Ivin-
skate nebntu paklausius mano kvietimo eiti su
mumis vakareniauti, butu su savo vaikinu
isvazaVus savo keliais, kaip paprasta jaunie-
il pasieIgia.
Atsiyginimui uz tai p. julius Smetona Sc
-ancia vasara buvo piles Ivinskaitas vestuvese
Dabroliu -.
(GAIAS)