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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TO OPEN SEASON
ON SEPTEMBER II

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-(P)- Some
$50 pro gridders - a number OF
which compares favorably with
pre-war turnouts-have begun as
sembling at various training sites
to prepare for the opening of the
National Football League season
next month.
The Washington Redskins and
Brooklyn Tigers were scheduled to
start official practices tomorrow
at San Diego, Calf, high school
and Hardin Simmons college, Abb
Iene, Tex, respectively. The Red
skins arrived in camp this week
and expected to have about 43 play
ers on hand. The Tigers, former
ly known as the Dodgers, were pre-
pairing for a squad of so men -
largest in the 1o-team league.
The National Football league re-
ported the largest advance ticket
sales in it's history and officials
looked forward to a banner sea-
son which possibly might equal or
surpass last years attendance
mark of ISL, O16-a record aver
age of 28,073 per game.
Other training sites, dates of
opening and approximate number
of men expected to report:
Chicago Bears (4O, Aug. at st.
Joseph's college, Collegeville, Ind;
Cleveland Rams (30), Aug. II at
Hiram college, Hiram, Ohio; Bos-
ton Yanks 500, Aug. Is at Dean
academy, Franklin, Mass; Phila-
delphia Eagles (4O, Aug. Is at
Westchester State Teachers, West
chester, Pa.
The Chicago Cardinals - Pitts
burgh Steelers combine (42), Aug.
20 at Carroll college, Waukesha,
Wis; Green Bay Packers $3.50.
Aug. 20 at Green Bay, Wis; De-
troit Lions (4O, Aug. rs at the
Crosse lie, Mich, country club;
New York Giants, (3S). Aug. 81 at
Bear Mountain, N. Y.
The 1914 Schedule
Sept. 17-Brooklyn VS. Green Bay
at Milwaukee, Wis; Sept. 24-Chi-
cago Bears at Green Bay, Cleve-
land VS.. Card-Pitt at Pittsburgh;
Sept. philadelphia at Boston
(nighD; Oct. detroit VS. Green
Bay at Milwaukee; Oct. S-New
York at Boston; Brooklyn at De-
troit Chicago Bears at Cleveland;
Gard-Pitt at Green Bay; Washing
ton at Philadelphia.
Oct. 15-Washington at Boston;
New York at Brooklyn; Card-Pitt
at Chicago Bears; Cleveland at De-
troit; Oct. 22-Boston at Philadel-
phia; Brooklyn at Washington; De-
troit at Chicago Bears; Card-Pitt
at New York; Cleveland at Green
Bay; Oct. 29-Boston at Brooklyn;
Cleveland at Chicago Bears; Card
Pitt at Washington; Green Bay at
Detroit; Philadelphia at New York.
Nov. Screen Bay at Chicago
Bears; Boston at New York; Phi
ladelphia at Brooklyn; Detroit VS..
Card-Pitt at Pittsburgh; Cleveland
at Washington; Nov. 12-Boston at
Chicago Bears; Washington at
Brooklyn; Card-Pitt at Detroit;
Green Bay at Cleveland; New York
at Philadelphia. Nov. 19-Brooklyn
at Boston; Chicago Bears at De-
troit; Cleveland VS. Card-Pltt;
Green Bay at New York; Philadel-
phiaphia at Washington.
Nov. 26-Boston at Washington;
Brooklyn at New York; Chicago
Bears at Philadelphia; Green Bay
VS.. Card-Pitt at Chicago; Detroit
at Cleveland; Dec. 3-Boston at
Detroit; Brooklyn at Philadelphia;
Chicago Bears VS.. Card-Pltt at
Pittsburgh; Washington at New
York: Dec. 1O-Cleveland at Phlla-
delphia; New York at Washington.
VI
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
CUBS WIN AGAIN:
TOPPLE BUGS, IL

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 5-tR-
Charlie Grimm's Chicago Cubs
the hottest thing in baseball these
days besides the weather - ran
their win streak to II today, TAX
ing the Pittsburgh Pirates into
camp To.
The Cubs hammered three Pitts
burgh pitchers for Is hits in gain
ing their 18th triumph in 16 starts.
Bill Fleming was credited with
the win although he failed to go
t h e distance, Claude Passeau
coming in the seventh.
Chicago .......... 022 01O 020-7
Pittsburgh ........ 100 100 00O-2
Fleming. Passeau and Williams;
Ostermueller, O'Brien, Starr, Re-
scigno and Davis. !.
Fuel gas is the most common
danger in and about damaged or
demolished buildings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
NOTES TO YOU

Carl Hinkle, Vanderbilt 1887
All American center, is a major
commanding a flight squadron m
England. .1S-year old Ned Gar
yer, pitcher with the Newark club
of the class D Ohio State League.
has won 10 and lost 3, boast as
.43S batting average, hurled
no-hitter, and is in his first year
of baseball (scouts note-he be-
longs to the Browns, via Toledo.
Frank Winchell, the perfect
host and manager of the Jack
sonville (Fla.) Tourist and Con-
vention Bureau. reports after
canvass of big league managers
that the major league clubs will
return to their Florida training
bases as soon as permitted. The
Mutual Network and the Gillette
Safety Razor Company signed an
agreement yesterday for the year
round broadcast of fights every
Friday night starting Sept. 8-the
former agreement was for only
26 fight broadcasts per year.
Terrible Ted Pavelic, Detroit
Lions tackle, has signed to fight
for the worlds heavyweight cham
cionsh p against the Immortal
John L. Sullivan-in the motion
picture of the same name.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
BROOKLYN TAKES
OVERTIME GAME

BROOKLYN, Aug. 5-tA-Luis
Olmo's tenth inning triple scored
Augie Galan who had walked with
the run that gave the Brooklyn
Dodgers an 81 victory over the
Boston Braves today.
The game was a long-drawn- out
affair. taking two hours and IS
minutes to play and featured by
20 bases On balls distributed by
hurlers of both teams. Curt Davis,
the last of five Dodger pitchers,
was the winning hurler. Four
pitchers twirled for the Braves,
with Stanley Klopp, who entered
in the ninth, the loser. The Braves
left is men on bases and the
Dodgers IA.
Manager Leo Durocher of the
Dodgers was chased by Umpire
Ziggy Sears. in the second inning
for protesting a strike called on
Galan.
Boston .......... 200 DOS 900 o.
Brooklyn ........ 010 113 O1O Ia
Barrett. Hutchinson, Javery,
Klopp and Hofferty; Gregg, Fuchs,
Branca, Melton, Davis and Owen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
Albemarle Youths Grab
Legion Baseball Grown

Shelby error. But Shelby came
back in the top half of the ninth
to knot the count at Gall.
Little, who scored the winning
run, was credited with four hits.
The victory today gave the AL.
bemarle kids their first state title
in four years. In 1910 they won
the state crown and eventually
won the little worlds champion
ship by defeating San Diego, Cal,
in Albemarle.
Score by innings:
Shelby ------- 0o2 03o 0o1-6
Albemarle - ITO 010 OBJ ID
Mckee and Bridges, Wray; An
drews, Letter and Wiles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
INK, BROTHER WINS

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. g.
(R-Robert Falkenburg, brother
of the Hollywood movie star and
cove grill, Jinx Falkenburg, won
the 10Th annual Junior Singles
tennis title today, defeating Ber-
nard Bartzen of San Angelo, Tex,
0-6, Ga, Ga. 81, in the tournament
finals on the Kalamazoo college
courts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
Annual Grand American
Trapshoot Is Scheduled
In Vandalia Aug. 23.25

VANDALIA, o., Aug. 5-tR-
The champion of champions com.
petition - for state trapshooting
titlists only promises to be the
most interesting on the scattergm
program when the 45th annual
grand American, world series Of
trapshooting, is held here August
23-25
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
Boston Tops Mats, 81;
Hughson HurlS 18th Win

terfield-420 feet-to score Jimmy
Sullivan from third base. Lefebvre
scored when George Myatt was an
infield out.
Washington ........ 900 600 02O-2
Boston ........... ITO 210 OlX-6
Wolff, Lefebvre and Terrell,
Evans; Hughson and Wagner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
STANDINGS
RESULTS
American League

American League
Boston 6; Washington 2.
Philadelphia %; New York 10.
Detroit S; Chicago g.
st. Louis 9; Cleveland 6.
New York 6; Philadelphia 5.
National League
Brooklyn 8; Boston Z.
Chicago 7; Pittsburgh 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark Z; Montreal l.
Syracuse Z Rochester 4.
Two night games.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis sill; Kansas City 2-t
Milwaukee 4; Louisville 3.
Two night games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
BASEBALL ANSWERS

No. lack Wheat, Brooklyn,
1918, batted .335-no homers.
No. 2-The New York Giants, VS.
Philadelphia, June /, 1923; the
score-22 to 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
SOLDIERS ON TOP
IN MUNICIPAL LOOP

The Municipal Senior Softball
League had an idle week through
out the first part and ended up
with only three games played. The
141st A. B. U. T. T. remained on
top with Wilmington Coast Guard
moving into sole possession of sec
ond place via victories over T. H.
D. OF Wilmington and Lake For
est The Firemen have possession
of third place and are in position
to move up or down.
The 141st A. B. U. T. T. and
City Optical will represent the
League in the N. c. State A. S. A.
Tournament to be played in Gas
tonia, beginning August %.
Standings through August 4:
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06

Won Lost
141st A. B. U. T. T. ..... g
Wilmington Coast Guard :. 5
Wrightsville Coast Guard .. 3
City Optical ........... 2
T. H. D. of Wilmington -. l
Lake Forest / q
Spofford Mills ...........1 5
Games This Week
Monday. August 7-Wilmington
Coast Guard VS.. Firemen, 7. D. m.
City Optical VS.. 141st A. B. U. T. T.
8 p. m.
Tuesday, August S-Wrightsville
Coast Guard VS.. T. H. D. of Will
mington 7 p. m. Spofford Mills
VS. Lake Forest, 8 p. m.
Thursday, August 1O-Wrights-
vile Coast Guard VS.. Spofford
Mills 7 p. m. City Optical VS..
T. H. D. of Wilmington 8 p. m.
Friday, August 11-Firemen VS..
141st A. B. U. T. T. 7 p. m. Lake
Forest VS.. Wilmington Goa t
Guard 8 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
HOW'S YOUR BASEBALL.

No. What player won a major
que batting championship, and
| not hit a home run?
10. 2-Only one major league
m since 1900 has scored in all
le innings of a game. Name the
am.
Answers at end-but no fair
eking noW.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06
SPORTS Roundup

Discussing one of his fighters)
'eWhy, punches bounce off his chin
lust like a duck takes 10 water. )"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-06

TODAY'S JEST STAR -.
Mushky Jackson, Broadway:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

Rubber covered nlil,.i v'-e Iuu the thias for
rer''- vorl 90 deal faf extension cords a hso,y
and ,0i,t1.-,t ,.. h1e, around ths hap.c p-.ld
g. q ,.'l =, 1900. &c
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.Lindbergh Flies
In New Guinea

WITH THE 5TH AIR FORCE,
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, July 13
ms Charles A. Lindbergh was
revealed today to have been liv-
ing with the Fifth Air Force in
British and Dutch New Guinea
for several weeks, studying twin
engined plane operation.
Lindbergh has been making a
study Of the characteristics of
twin-engined fighters and attack
bomberS, planning new designs
which will 60 into production in
the future.
Lindbergh has flown all types
of twin-engined craft in the Fifth
Air Force. and has accompanied
crack pilots of the Fifth. riding
pic in one-Seater planes 10
observe the planes characteristics,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

sARAz1N PVT CHARLES Il. JR -
Ms Charles II Sarazin. mother. Ec0rse
SHAVER. PVT NORTON l. - Mrs
Dorothy Price. mother. Battle Creek.
sHlPPY. PFC JOHN Mrs France.
shppy mother Grand Rapids
soBIEsIAK. Pre-. JOIN Mrs Mary
Sobirsiak. mother. l99s0 Klluger Detroit
sTiNsON PFC DONALD F-Mrs
Anna Mas Stinsou. mother. ios06 Hubbell.
Detroit
TAYLOR % 1T COLEMAN P.-Mr,
Anna Moran. aunt Flint
VANDENBERG IsT 1T ROBERT W.
Mrs. Ruth Naudenoerg ~tfe Grand
VILE
vANDERGRIFF. PVT STANLEY d 49,
Mrs Ruoy Nandersgin mother, Nance
WAKE. PVT. ARTHUR II. JR.-Mrs.
Gretta Wake. mother, o0o7 Parker De-
y zoLTowsKi. PVT. ARTHUR NJ Mrs.
Mary Zotowskl mother. 75is Eibie,
zuivERINK. PVT wlLFuRD B Mn,
Margaret Zuivernk mother, Grand Haven
CSouthwesi Pacific Area
GRITTER PFC GERALD q Mrs
Clrncua Grttrr mother Grand Rapids
JESSE PVT LANktNCE vs.. Mrs.
Ida Jesse. mother 67ui Burns Detrot.
JONES PVT HENRY II Mrs. susie
lands PVr SIDSFY- Mrs Anns
lands mother Grand Rapids
sALBERT PVT ROBERT z Mrs
Jessie saiber, grandmo'hrr 5l21 Mitchell
Detroit
SCHNEIDER. PVT John C-=Mrs
Ardee n schneidsr wife III Beard
VAS DYKE. s.sGT BENJAMIN p -
Mrs Gtsce Van Dyke lnotherr-ksla-
NAVY DEAD
BRrGGER. cpl. WILLIAM r Ma.
rnr Corps Mrs carrie Bragger. mother
Coleman
FOX. PFC ERNEST p Marine Corps
Ernest x FOX. father Brooklyn.
NANN MISSING
PIMLOTT IsT IT WALTER =
Marine Corps Mrs Waiter r. Pimigtt
Nife 7t11 Byron Detroit
NAVY NOI NDID
IA BURDY CHIEF MIMI ROGER
JULIUS FRANK LsBurdy father III.
Cardo1i Highland patk Ntas Dorothy
LaBurdy SISTER 1890 Oakland. Highland
PARK
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Widow Demands
pOIa Repay Loan

NV YORk, July + ms =
A motion was on file in Supreme
Court today 20 compel attorneys
for Pola Negri 20 disclose her
whereabouts
Mrs. Alice {. 3 kingsbury
widow OF Col. Howard r Kings
bury is SUNG 10 collect s. 600
she charges was lent 10 the for
mer actress by Col. kingsbury in
1894
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ARMY WOIN DED
lMedlIrrrnnean Arrnl

ADLER PVT MILTON W Mrs snhs
Adler. mother 27s Rca,'n. highland
Park.
BANKoWsKt. PFC WILLIAM Mrs.
Anna Bankowski mother. 29i0 Berres.
Hamtramck
BoMBRYCH. PFC BRONIsLAus - -
Mrs sadie Bombrych mother bOs6
Grandy Detroit
BROWN PVT HERBERT A. JE-M Mrs
Violet Brown. wife Natersueet
CARAs PVT GEORGE Mrs. Annie
carss. mother Flint
COMMIssARls. T.5 CLARENCE F.
Mrs. Rose l. Commissars, mothcr SCOTS.
CUMMlNS. PIC KENNETH G. Mrs
Kenneth c Cummins, wife, Mlskrgon
BoSLlN PVT JOHN NJ Mrs Helen
Bailey. mother 1902 Cloyerlawn. Detroit.
FLORENCE. Pre- WALTER J. Mrs
Violet Florence, vile. 1895 Curtin. Dear
born
FoRGAsH. CPL HERBERT Louis
GREESLUND. PFC HILBERT L.
HJaimer Gfeenund father Iron RIVER
HETHEKlNGToN, cpl HARRY D.
Mis- Esther Priest. slstet Flint
Jose, mother Lincoln PARK
KACZMAREK PVT JOSEPH : Mrs
Sophia kaczmarek, mother 1882 Eureka.
KAMYKowsKI. PFC. CAslMIR j.
Mrs Victoria Kamy k0NSkl mother fJ2l
BTaden. Detroit
KAPALLA PFC. GEORGE 7 Frank
n Kapaha, father Onaway
KETTERER PFC BARDULPH X -
Mrs Norma l. ketterer wife Dawson.
KULEK PVT GEORGE Jk. Mrs
Sophie Kulek, mother, 90ls Girardin, De
trUit.
LAPiNE. PFC DAVID " Mr.. susan
Lapine mother Mackuac Island
MAYES. SGT JAMES -J John A.
Aayes father. Alkado.
MCCLELLAN PFC GEORGE r Mrs
Mary x Mcclellan, wife Homer
OROsZ. PVT JOSEPH J Mrs Mary
Orogy mother 1916 ISCaste. Detroit
QUELLO PFC JOHN Mrs Minnie
QueilO mother Calumet
ROBERTSON PFC WILLIAM
Ms Norma Robertson wife Battle Greek
ROWE. PFC LESLIE c. Mrs Emily
RoVe mother Muskegon
RDSYAS PFC DAVID r Mrs JIHa
Rury mother Hale
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1000 pairs of mems dress and sport hoesncludng such we'll
known Douglas, Emerson ParkeHagen, John Ward
Barley Square, Bob Burnham and Others Styled with
plateau French and wing tips And in genuine
calf kid antique feathers with rubber and leather soe and genu
Goodyear wets. Coo include wo-toneS black, brown
and white Values range $50. Sizes 6l2 widths AAE, but
every every style An unusual collection of much finer
shoes at an unusually low cash-savings price
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Sturdy Work
Trousers

Men everywhere, Uhe really need
hlrd-Wearlng trousers. should come TO
Sans and see this real value. Covers
and various cotton stripe suitlngs.
S N,.' W, :, - heavy y, pos1e'1 E.:1O
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Marshall TO Meet Maxim

CLEVELAND. July IL CUP)
Matchmaker Larry Atkins an
nounced today that Lloyd Mar
shall leading light heavyweight.
would box Pfc. Joe Maxim, Clevc-
land heavyweight, IN a lo-round
bout at the Cleveland Stadium
July y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Rinsside Seat
King, Queen See Robot
Knocked Out

LONDON. July 13 GNSD-King
George and Queen Elizabeth saw
a Nazi robot bomb Knocked out OF
the sky during a visit 10 an anti
aircraft gun position somewhere
in southern England.
A fighter plane dived on the
robot, gave il several bursts. and
zoomed away as the pilotlesS
bomber Owed INTO the fields below.
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I'd Half Auto Plates
On Sale in Saginaw

SAGINAW July - Half-year
auto license plates VIII 60 on sale
here tomorrow Tor the last six
months OF 1914, according 20
Henry DcGeuS. local bureau man
ager Drivers buying new plates
must bring IN the old ones which
cNpIrp AVG 10
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New Mexico OK's Vote

SANTA FE. y. NJ, July IT,
GNS)rBoth houses Of the New
Mexico state legislature unani-
mously passed the soldiers vote
hill
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~ Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

The department public today the of 10 Michigan
soldiers wounded and the department listed our
Michigan casualties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-20
Thebes Taken
By British;
Nazis Depart

Rome, oct. % -(AP) British
troops have occupied ThcDcs, 81
miles northwest of Athens, while
German troops, haras,cd by Greek
gucrjllas, have spccded up their
withdrawal from northern Greece
toward YuGoslaVia, Allied head
quarters announced today
The Germans have acknowledged
Withdrawal from ThcbeS. lis occl!-
patton puts British units roughly -
airline miles from the area IN when
German columns were last report
ed fleeing.
There was no indication in the
Allied ~communique whether ao-
VancCd British elements had maze
any contacts with the r~etIeating
NaziS. The communlQue reported
that civilian relief measures are DC
ing started at Athens, despite me
heavy demolitions in the hafpor
which are causing delay IN unload
ms TODD and supplies from ShIoS-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-20

Island Government
Returns With Ian.5
Japs Are Surprised

I,- h,o G,,y,riecd
'op' Thc D"'F'''N"
General AHtahi'HlI Il@dH-
quarter Philippines, Or'. - 90
tAP)-f,arnIat DqupiTS Mac
81. -...J.} =....rrl s4,..
H'Ni'|' ''"''.'' 10y
sIril Iptt'.7 I'LL LIE H'9I 'i ~
Philippines, announced 10 TIE
people Of the archipelago, Il
have returned and called l1euu
+L,n, e.. u,.;.... aud -triLa' ta,i,.
I''' ~ ''.'
JAPANESE t~'h'iH'ihi
Ground forces poured dsi1"tN
in I,ortp rriE from "a huge nrn.
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'"'
'tI'N i"' o. '''' a. ''''t'"'''
meNt, quickly 1tlI'd 'ule" SlfHIlI
bcachhcadS along IrVtc islands
aa.t ra.-t
#,,6.fo. .-,... r.-,. #. =..t.aa= t0a..fi
the ~tort,1o .4#lrr... General AIe.r-
tbrn. ,a.. f.. ,.. .a.. l..l b:a.d...,
,,.o, -, Z-.-=. ~ F.ca.-,0 rar.,a
,eIIinr .no nes9lr -a .-a 4.,anaa
bi- ~. md aIa-ra.a ,n.+-.fI. ,.ag.
Ia ra..-.-
Macarthur old (hc Filip,ao,
4hei, president SERGIO G,mfns.
and In, c,bruc, were with Iiia
a, tc,tc ard had r,r,tahH-br.I
INC govcrnmtnt On p~hilipniru
soil.
-Ha#I,= =" a=.~ -7,alar.T -.a.#.=
-fa rrnnirr. 49, a.. .a..,..,t1.
.o,ft ~ H4a.an .,na l..reg,d.r. ,..,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-20
WlAa HEN

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Heavy rain and strong wind,
and gales today, except light
winds and light rains in the
mouutains, followed by dimln-
ishing winds late this afternoon;
toniaht cloudy and light rain
northeast portion; clearing and
S'iaht'y cooler west portion.
SATURDAY. clear and mild.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-20
IGN
ALLIED ARMIST1CE

London. Oct. 20-l\P,-\n-
kara radio broadcast today re
ports irom Sofia that Bulgaria
has signed an arlniSticc with the
Initcd States, Russia and Great
Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Top Horses Of Capita!
Area Will Compete
In Arlington Show
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

Front-rank jumpers, hunters and
saddle horses from the Capital
areas prominent stables will be per-
forming Sunday at the first annual
horse show of the Arlington Lions
Club held in Ballston Stadium on
Wilson boulevard.
Keen competition for champion
ship honors is expected in both the
jumper and saddle horse events and
especially handsome trophies will be
awarded with each tricolor.
Mrs. Fred j. (Skippy) Hughes Hi
Ho, one of the greatest open jump
ers of the decade, with Skippy at
the reins, has entered the four
jumper classes and will try for her
sixth championship of the season
The spectacular little mare is in
excellent condition and to beat her
the ambitious timber toppers will
have to pull off some top flights.
Skippy and Hi Ho No Cinch.
No jumper, no matter how good
has a walkaway in this section and
there are dozen leapers which may
tdhC VIC Vi Vic I1ukI1CS-
Hi Ho combination. Maj Alvin l.
kay's Applejack has done the trick
and may repeat. Another strato-
sphere horse which has triumphed
over the Hughes entry is Maj. and
Mrs. Herbert Bryants Havacrack
Bobby Leutbecker, who has been
riding Havacrack in recent shows,
has brought the ebony steed to
crack performances.
Other jumpers who are capable
of stellar efforts are Pfc. Bobby Lee S
Bonnie File, AL Earnest's Dickey
Boy, Hammond Welsh's Mr.. Taylor,
Flint Hill Farms Caddys Trump,
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner Hallman's
King Rock and Jackie Warren s
Yankee Doodle.
Fashion Parade Is Entered.
The saddle and driving classes
will bring together a quality field
to strive for tricolor honors. Mrs.
M. E. Uiz) Whitney is vanning
Fashion Parade from Llangollen.
This flashy gray recently won blues
In the North End and Hilldale
shows.
OF equal brilliancy in the gated
classes are Gaiety Rose of A. G.
Hargreaves stable, Mrs. Howard
Englands Highland Lad, r. l.. Mays
Melody and E. F. Kellan's Lady in
Silver.
A hunter hack class has been
added to the l2-event program and
hunters from the stable Of U. S.
Randle will be entered in this as
we'll as other events. Maj. Kay's
No Mistake will compete as well as
Mrs. Forrest Sherman's My Lass, as
perfectly hammered hack; Frances
Crouse's Hollejo, consistently win
ming ladies' hunter. and a number
of other local hunters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Freemons Capture Four
District Net Crowns

The Freeman family scored a
clean sweep in the District midget
and boys tennis championships on
the Banneker courts.
Harold Freeman took the midget
singles crown. and his brother
Clyde defeated Eugene Simmons,
60. 60, to win the boys title
Clyde then teamed with brother
Thomas to take the boys doubles
beating Frank Baynard and Lee
Bowman, 60, 60. Harold and Jose
Gownder copied the midget doubles
diadem.
In junior singles. Darnold Needs
defeated Raymond Reeter, rs,
SO, for the championship, while
the junior doubles went to Needs
and Paul Coles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
U. T. Girls Get Revenge
Chance at AII-Sturs

Softballers Of Fort Belvoir and
the Bindoco Oilers meet in a league
game at Ballston Stadium tonight,
with the soldier 10 strengthened by
the return OF a number of star play
ers from field duty.
The preliminary girls game at
o'clock has the strong United Type
writer team facing one of the few
teams that beat it this season, the
Ballston All-Stars. composed of the
top players from the Marine, SPAR,
Navy and FBI teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Anderson and Haeqq
Going After Records

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. H. Arne
Anderson, who lowered the world
mile record to 4:0l6 last month,
shoots at Gunder Haeggs 1900
meters mark of 3:4O.3 tonight in
Stockholm Stadium.
Haegg will try to better his own
3,OO0-meters world record Of 8:0l.2.
Il am In top form and believe
can set a new record" said AnderS-
son, who will run in handicap race
against eight rivals.
Haegg, trying at what is probably
his best distance, is believed by most
experts to be capable Of topping the
record he set two years ago.
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Mile in 1::594 Is TroHed
By DarnIey al Goshen
BY the Associated Presa.

BY the Associated Press.
GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Hav-
ing completed their three-day Ham
bletonian stand, trotters and PAGERS
Of the Grand Circuit today moved
on to Saratoga Springs.
The closing program here was
marked by a 1:59A mile, second
fastest Of the season, turned in by
the 4-year-old trotter Darnley
owned by Aaron Williams Of Corn
ing, N. Y. Darnley made this time
in the first heat Of Che $3.50 trot-
ting derby. He finished nth a:
Scotland's Comet won the second
heat but came back to win the final
in 2:O2,