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Evening star., 1944-03-22
Harrison Credits Dime
Found on Links for
$1,000 Golf Win
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Mar. "a
Sergt. Dutch" Harrison, winner Of
the $4,000 Charlotte Open golf
tournament by one stroke, went
quietly back TO his Army job today.
carrying with him two 81 900 War
Bonds and his lucky dime.
He found the dime on the way
10 the first tee on the opening cay
|of the tournament.
"The last time that happened to
me was before the Bing Crosby
five years ago, and I
won that one" Dutch recalled.
He said the good-luck omen gave
him the confidence that stood up
under a severe strain yesterday
las Philadelphia's jug McSpaden.
most dangerous man on the winter
Circuit, whitfield away at his four
Istroke lead.
Beats McSpaden by Stroke.
Harrison won the 72-hole event
with a closing 70 for q total of
275, 13 under par. In the Army for
a year and a half and out Of tourna-
ment play except, for the Texas Open
last month, he fired remarkable
rounds of SO, 10 and 66 in the rain
five-day meet.
McSpaden, closing with q 10 in q
bid to resume the winning streak
that included three victories this
year, missed catching Harrison by
one stroke, a half-hit chip on the
list hole where the soldier almost
lost the tournament by slicing his
tee shot out of bounds. lingering the
lucky dime, Dutch teed up another
ball, hit two great woods to the
green on the par S, halved the hole
and saved first money for himself.
Harrison's job, keeping a commits
sary stocked at the Greensboro
IN. CO Army Air Forces station, will
keep him from playing in the 5000
Durham Open starting Friday.
The slender Arkansas soldier, who
will be "a years old one week from
today, was under pressure Ill the
way after his course record o6 on
the first round, and his response
won the support of the galleries.
Fans Give Him Ovation.
He beat the field the f1rst two days
over q fast course and slick green's,
and stood off the challenge by
McSpaden when the course was
muddy and the greens slow the last
two days. The greensiders gave him
a great ovation when he dropped in
the last 4-foot putt on the 72d hole.
Back of the two leaders, Byron
Nelson of Toledo took third money
by returning to form with . 6s for
a total of 279. Craig Wood Of Ms
maroneck, N. Y, winner Of the last
National Open played. was fourth
at 281 and Sam Byrd Of Detroit.
the former baseball player, was NTH
ar 2R3
Evening star., 1944-03-22
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-1t's Off
cial now-big Mort Cooper, whose
81 victories last year sparked the
st. Louis Cardinals to their second
straight National League pennant
and who was the only Card hurler
to beat the Yankees in the World
Series, is a holdOut.
Fans knew big Mort hadn't signed
contract, but previous reports that
he was a holdout were laughed off.
However, Sam Breadon, president of
the Cards, disclosed last night
Cooper had rejected a second con-
tract offered him and that the ac-
tion definitely classed the tall right
handler as a holdout. Cooper's
brother, Catcher Walker Cooper,
signed contract few days ago.
Pitcher Johnny Corsica of De-
troit also joined the Il want more
dough" ranks. He said at Beckley,
w. Va, that he would play for
$500, but not for the 5000 the
Tigers offered him. He indicated he
would be happier if Detroit traded
him.
Cubs Sign Nicholson.
On the other side of the picture,
Jim Gallagher, vice president of the
Chicago Cubs, announced Bill Mich
olson, hard-hitting outfielder, had
signed along with Outfielder Andy
Pafko, who hit .379 in a two-week
trial with the Bruins last fall.
Nicholson, whose 1913 runs batted in
topped both leagues in 1943, pre-
viously was reported to have scoffed
at $4,000 offer.
Other news from big league camps
included:
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Nv the Associated Press.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mar. 22.-It
took strapping Ed Klieman, Cleye-
lands newest pitching prize, seven
years-and the help Of a baseball
fan-to reach the major league.
Kliemans sudden Jump into the
big time is one of this seasons
strangest tales and he Is quick to
give full credit for his move into the
majors to the success of his sinker
ball. A fan actually climbed down
out of the stands and taught him
pointers on throwing sinker ana
Klieman has developed the pitch to
such perfection that last year he
won % games for Baltimore OF the
International League.
Cleveland called in the Norwood
fOhio) youth for lAte-season try
in '43, and in his big league debut
he shut out the Boston Red Sox for
nine innings, only to lose, 10, In the
tenth inning.
With the rapid development Of
the sinker came a vicious curve and
extra steam until now Klieman has
one of the finest changes of pace of
any of the 10 pitchers working out
in the Indians spring camp.
But the fellow responsible for all
this? Klieman forgot to ask him
his name and until he finds it out
this fairy godfather type Of person
must be known only as "the No.
baseball fan of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 3"
1T was back in 1942," reflects the
l90-pound right-hander, when !
was with Cedar Rapids in the Three
Eye League. There was an old guy
about so who never missed game
always sat by the bull pen and
watched us warm up. Every one
knew him, but not by name. He'd
Just talk with us and we'd kid him
along.
"One day l was warming up and
the old gent comes up in back Of me
and calmly asks if l knew how tC
throw sinkel.
Il Said: No. pops, / don't know
much about a sinker-suppose you
want TO teach me, huh?' And ther
kinda laughed.
But the old fellow took me seri-
Gus and got right down TO business
He showed me how to finger the bal
and how to snap the wrist to make
1t skip like water bug. Every day
he would come down out of tht
stands and watch me warm up snt
suggest new things. was beginning
TO feel like Cinderella.
u started winning games with
that sinker. 1t brought me 23 game,
last year end I hope 1t does as wei
Aais season. Bursaosh. sure wish
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Tam O'Shonter to Stage
Event for Golf Champs

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Mar. 22-Winners
of the country's major golf meets in
1914 will be invited TO compete in
a tournament of champions at the
Tam o'shanter Country Club, Pres
ident George s. May announced to-
day.
The tourney, planned for Septem-
Der 3, 4 and 5, will consist Of 81
holes of medal play and will be an
enlargement of the title playon held
last fall between Harold (Jug) Nc
spaden and Sammy Byrd, winners
of major titles in 1943.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Mexican Raid on Mats Cubans Believed Curbed by Cambria
Gift Putter Aids
Harrison to Win

By the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Mar.
22.-Sergt. E. j. DutchD Har-
rison played in the Charlotte
IN. c. open golf tournament
with a heavy aluminium putter
sent to him by his old friend and
instructor, Professional H. G.
Hackbarth, of the Little Rock
Country Club.
After winning the tournament
yesterday Harrison telephoned
his wife here that the new club
was lust what needed"
The heavier putter was more
upright than the one Harrison
had been using.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
N. c. Dogs Toke Honors
In Virginia TrioIs

BY the Associated Press.
GORDONSVILLE, Va. Mar. "a
North Carolina dogs swept honors in
the puppy stakes event OF the an
nual spring running of the Virginia
Amateur Field Trials Association
here yesterday.
Delivery Sam, a pointer, owned by
L. w. Kelly of Greensboro, cap
tured first place. Second and third
places, respectively, went to Rod
ney's Peerless Beau, a setter owned
by r. d. Carpenter of Bonneville,
and Shores Sahara, pointer,
owned by James Shore, also of
Bonneville. A field of 26 dogs COM
peted.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Georgia Tech and Tulane
Are Active Sports Foes
By the Assocjated press

BY Inc Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 22.-
Georgia Tech will figure prominent
ly in spring athletics at Tulane Uni
versity.
The Engineers have been booked
for home-and-home track meet
and a tennis match, DR.. Wilbur C.
Smith, Tulane athletic director, an
nounced today. The Green Wave
tracksters will meet Tech in Atlanta
April 8 and the Engineers will come
here April "a. The tennis match is
scheduled April 20 at Tulane.
DR.. Smith also announced that the
Tulane tennis team would meet Rice
at Houston April and the following
day would take on Texas at Austin.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Sinker, Taught by an Unknown
Fan. Puts KIiemun in Majors

had learned the name of the old
gent. He deserves the credit"
Klieman, who celebrated his 26th
birthday yesterday along with the
arrival in camp Of the veteran
Cleveland pitcher Mel Harder,
worked in an airplAne plant last
winter and Is classified 4-F.
He came up from the Cincinnati
sandlots, joining the Fremont (Ohio)
club in 1887 rs an outfielder. His
eyesight was too poor, 50 he quit
fiy-chasing and started pitching
From Fremont he went to Columbia
8. c.; Charleston, Cedar Rapids
Baltimore and finally to Cleveland
where undoubtedly he will stay.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
lorkin Is 11-3 Choice
In Fight With StoIz

Ry Inc AssociateC Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-Tippy
Larkin ruled 1l-to-5 favorite today
to beat his New Jersey rival, Allie
Stolz, in their l0-round bout at
Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night.
In his last appearance at the Gar
den in February Larkin outpointed
Lulu Costantino. Stolz last fought
in the Garden year ago when he
lost to Willie Pep.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Red Cross Meet Cancelled

BROOKLYN. Mar. % (P.-A Red
Cross benefit track meet Saturday
night In which Ensign Cornelius
Warmerdam was to have made an
attempt to crack the world pole
vault record, has been Cancelled be-
cause repairs could not be made in
time to the recently fire. damaged
13th Regiment Armory.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Drop in Perfect Comes
is Reported by ABC

CHICAGO, Mar. a. The num-
Der of 800 scores in tenpin bowling
perfect figures is continuing to
slump, the American Bowling Con-
gress reports.
The decrease in perfect games
rolled in ABC-sanctioneo competition
started in 1941 when 235 30o-games
were reported as compared to an all-
time high OF 284 in 1910. In 1942 the
total was 225 and last season there
were 1877.
This season, with 1,675 more
teams accredited by the ABC. only
"a perfect games have been rolled.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Buck Newsom Rejected
For Army Service

BY the Associated Press.
FORT JACKSON, S. c., Mar o.
Norman (Buck) Newsom, Philadel-
phia Athletics pitcher, has been re-
jected for Army service, according to
the public relations of1icer here.
Newsom was sent here for his
physical examination from his local
selective service board at Hartville
S, c.. his home.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Feed for Syracuse Coaches

NEW YORK, Mar. 22 (P,-Five
veteran Syracuse coaches will be
honored at dinner tonight by the
alumni. They are Tom Kean, track
coach; Lew Carr, baseball; Lew
Andreas, basket ball; Ned Ten Eyck,
crew: and Ossie Solem. football.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Cambria Pays Call
On Cubun Prexy
BY the Associated Press.

HAVANA, Mar. 22.-Joe Cam
bria, scout for the Washington
Senators of the American League,
visited President Batista yester-
day before starting his return
journey to the United States.
Cambria pointed out to the
Cuban leader that at least IL
island players had been signed
by the Washington team and
added that "my highest hope is
that one of them will be a star"
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Shucco in Rinq Comeback

Jimmy Johnston has taken charge
of a comeback campaign by Tony
Shucco Boston heavyweight who re-
tired about a year ago.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Boosts Sport for Kids

Lester Lautenschlaeger, former
Tulane footballer, has been elected
president of the New Orleans Junior
Sports Association, which aims to
provide athletics for all kids.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Grid Pros Eye Howuiion

Several National Football League
clubs are interested in Joe Kaulu-
kukui, former u. of Hawaii four
letter man.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Sanford Okoy as Soldier

First Baseman Johnny Sanford,
who belonged to Washington before
Uncle Sam took him, Is due for pro-
motion to frst looey ut Dale Msbry
Field. Fla.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Coach Is heuvy Scorer

1t. q. g. Jim Birr, coach of the
Pensacola F1a) Naval Air Station
quint, scored e35 points in 80 games
but played all the way through only
three contests.
Evening star., 1944-03-22

your editorial De Goot comment struck
Ironically Baldwin Hobart 40 Of 10 Irving
ut SO Of against its traditional rval Hooart
information the series between Rochester and
Rochester Is and ties This
probably keenest longerm competitions
total add to- Hobart s and
Rochester the feet that Hobart ont-entn
in the last has won ana lost only
do think that was
pick particular $500 for boost for our new
Redskin coach"
And from 1t John Martini jr, N. Amherst 800, Of
a741 Gunston road Alexandria:
in Mr. Thomas column in todays star you
putting De root with the Redkn 1ans
commendable may refresh you
one point perhaps but just avoided in
columns?
enough root lost just game year in his last
but in two Of those years the same and
the him Amherst college, OF
information Amherst has never
long OF years Thus when Thonas
nemesis Of Stagg let him remember tna
obviously the sign De ooot
don't expect publicity from Wasnnston
plenty puckered when the e are done
this Moreover although
publicity that Amherst broke on foopaH
In 1s42 after unbeaten and united season"
Okay gentlemen thanks for friendly notes And from
Thomas oversgned accept autes for Hobart and
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Lose or Draw
Mats Long on Pitchers, but Who'll Bock EN- Up?
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
Star Sports Ed; .or.

Football wasn't the sole topic of
mveng Dud De
were given the in huddles
pany with baseball getting fair share of attention
This only be expected, with the
hno clark Griffith accorded of
the trend of interest displayed by his we'll whers gratifying
must have impressed him rather naive.
After the Navys Rip Miller lusty
the most strenuous ALL
and rugby and Admiral Land admitted
one actually being drowned playing
had its innings
How miss this year?" demanded enthusiast
the inevitable subject pennant
clubs hard hit with pitchers you
up it ought to be a
r1n obviously pleased at the displayed
game nearest to his heart and smngy
pretty good but he carefully sdestepped predictions
None knows better than he the
competent curvin but he fully championships
can't be won by pitching alone Privately probably
deng at the time and doubtless waking
what he going to do for nhed
Before Harond Cliff indicated
he intended staying put his Washington State
were assured of at least Of inner
They still have it, at first base the
comeback demonstrates his last slump
an off instead Of coming apart at
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Catching 'stoff Fine, Too, if Rick Stays Healthy

But with only Myatt Sullivan couple totally
tested Latin Americans available for the other outlook
thing but reassing in fact that Buse him
SELF OIL Jake Powell the gentry
nominay rated pitchers being discussed prospects
The only thing situation
month hence these positions will be
efficiently is something else again
And getting back to pitching while the acquisition Of Rick Fer
r jusiaby hailed good the
catching situation vulnerable Rick unquestionaby
the accomplished performer exant receiving the nuck
ball offerings Leonard, Niggenng, and Wolff.
altme number of night
listed this With those shoots
increasingly difficult nocturnal conditions injury
would potentially powerful of fingers to
strictly back of Ferre there only Fmn
ability this writing and couple
Valdes and Amando Fuertes
Candn Wynn ct al not knucklebaers but they
backsopper function and should Fee have the
injury the admittedly strong pitching de-
anything but More along that line can be
supposedly route delegation OF abb
College meantime the clubs brain
hasi collective fingers crossed.
Evening star., 1944-09-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

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Evening star., 1944-09-26
ROOMS WITH 6OARD.

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Evening star., 1944-09-26
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAND

HOME IN SILVER SPRING, MD.-Livins
room. dining room, large, beautiful sun
parlor. kitchen. 3 bedrooms and. bath. full
sarase. bus at door. shoppins SA; e.nter 's,a .ns
schools handy. Ready to move in. Looks
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s-RooM and nd bath tn sofH"1n. eottaae. Newly deco.
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low bath :. eIsctTlei.y fun base:
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VACANT acres. lovely large new brick
country home, bungalow type: 3 bedrooms
on lst hoor; sunroom. kitchen, dining
room room and living room roo with repl,ee an
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houses fruit trees, balance in garden: 3
mi; out: near M Colesyille: JOHN BURDorT.
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for the balance will buy you q good home
with plenty of room for chickens and /
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n1s" SHOWER d'nn n basement; liyns room with nre-
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and tile bath on second floor: large closets.
concrete concrete porehes on SIDES. large chicken
nous huuses ovn.1 Snr.ae and various cytbuid
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Evening star., 1944-09-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BEST REFERENCES : Want furnished
house. NV. four bedrooms, two baths.
Will pay four months in advance, maximum
ZOO Zoo per month. Cal! OR. l4le through
nHR FHRMANrNT N adul3s ehaGnsn @ea child
grown, 3 bedrms, unfurn.. near bus, any
dist: best references, respect prop. OR
sooms ssan 20 modern; nH ~ los4'ion: vii pay pay
ssnn-S?,5. CaN Sun, TIE. 33'1: week
SEMIFTRNiSHED or furnished. 2 or 4 bed
room room house for responsbe ismiiy of A
1 BEDROOM furnished house in good W
section or nearby Md $3.50. Emerson
aehlS aRS MAJOR desires 70 re- rent untur
or !onger; Box lolk Star 26'
EXECUTIVE AND WIFE desire % bed
room unfurn. house lnclud, stove and
refs; max; rent, 500: Oct, or Nov !;
perm. Wash. res; best ref. Box AK,
FURNISHED. > bedrms maids rm., or, 4
ly, lngton or nearby "a. Call RE. 500; Ext.
I34;t, or Or ;a56; 90
need in 9edroom GbsHy unturnished house or
SEMI OR UNFINISHED, 3 or bedrooms.
sm se refernces D. C. or TlShin N - miles response
CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY needs ,s-7-room
mouse or apartment, preferably Hill
REFINED COUPLE, permanent residents,
desire les e., 2obedroom unfurnished house Or
PERMANENTT GOVT. oFFicfAI cfl wants wants "a
uni. bedroom house. preferably Md. or W.
hn-Slo0. Immediately or BY Nov. ! can
iurnlsh gas stove and refriserator: refer
Evening star., 1944-09-26

-
WOMAN, settled. employed, desires single
room vicinity 10Th and 23rd and C sts.
Box 225-K Star 20"
BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN-Priyate room
or small apartment in vicinity of Thomas
Circle. comfortably furnished. with semi
private bath, shower preferable. will con-
sider room and board or comfortable base
ment room or apartment; will consider
tending furnace, mornings and evenings;
must be reasonably priced Give full par
tlcularS Box 1s4-k. Star
GOVT, EMPLOYED young woman wants
Sep, 20. Boy 35iK Star. .9'
CHRISTIAN BUSINESSWOMAN desires
hight housekeeping room as OF Oct. IA
Box "3ik Star
CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN desires room
WI! h breakfast. unlimited telephone: pri-
yate home with no other roomers; North
WtSt section. Box .s34-K, Star. IS.
BED-SITTING ROOM. private path, for
permanent Government employe imme-
oiate occupancy: downtown Northwest
section. Box 246-K Star.
LADY arriving IN Washing ton September
10Th wants clean comfort able rn con-
venient TO Government Printing Once car
line, ne or Sc. Phone Ma, ',U19 between
10 and :, a m
Evening star., 1944-09-26
EARN & GARDEN.

TRACTORS, corn binder. disc harrow
plows. cultivators, mower. low-wheel was-
OWNER, Falls Church 219e
GARDEN 7 .,OLS: USED, IN excellent con
shoyels s. Is; s wheelbartoHs BARI n ssso mat nat
tecks with new handles. 81 .O5: hoes with
ne' handles, Sl.O5. Complete Garden
Shop It 4 stores. Phone orders Allan
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FRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
evergreens and gorgeous new develop
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the farm or fruit, garden. apple, pear,
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berry plants lhrbarb. grapevlneS and
aSpara ous: hardy Northern nursery grown
stock direct from grower to you. suaran-
Iced to grow or replaced free Pay on de-
livery at fall planting, time. Supply short,
oroer YOUR stock today. Phone Lincoln
2399 or write HOWARD DOWNEY, 30
IelsS St. Washington. D. c.
TREES REMOVED, everGreens trimmed ::
expert workmen: work covered by inSur-
ance. For estimate, call Union 0a62 u
Evening star., 1944-09-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BOG PINEWOOD AVE. Silver Spring Md
I'm BRICK Neneered house. new. With
all modern ConVenlences, :. bkS. from
TRANSPORTATION SH I-lI.
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stove. fetrlgefator. piano, oil heat. . lava
tones. heated garage. screened porch:
near KenWood Country Club. 80 per
month, immediate possession, Box 320-J.
Star
GEORGETOWN HOUSE for family: IN
spectacle Oct. J available mid Oct ober.
bedrooms, " fun bathrooms. I toilet.
garden, garage. firepaceS completely ana
aruS'lcaliv furnished piano, sas heat,
S.r50 mon hly DU 4193
SO LO>GFEIL0W ST. NV Employed
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included: convenient 10 transport alton.
refs. ANY time Tuesday, other d8ys 8
m 20 Il D m. GE @t1@. -
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