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Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
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Washington Journal., 1944-10-27

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fir Sen oeuti6en Stiibpunft Bologna
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Washington Journal., 1944-10-27

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Washington Journal., 1944-10-27

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1000 8funO 6elegen.
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Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
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grandten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
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Evening star., 1944-07-14
Flood Town Retains
fuiurity Backers
-
- the Associated Press.

- tn ASsoejated Press.
CHICAGO. July lit. Edward
Lasker's Flood Town, beaten In the
Arlington Futurity previev Tuesday,
still has plenty Of hackers who Ike
the colts chances In tomorrow's
eo.676 race.
The Eastern racer finished third
behind John Marsch,s Free for All
and Errard, beaten by . length by
Free for All and trailing the other
Marsch horse by Z scAnt nose.
Tomorrow's Futurttya field may
number ~ few - four horses, the
smallest In the 16-year history Of
the event. Originally 1853 entries
were named for the race OF s fur
longs, but the Marsch -owned
animals performance apparently
prompted owners to withdraw their
horses.
Besides these three william Helis'
Spartan Noble, purchased by the
New Orleans man for SlS, 100 as q
yeArling, and Don Ameche's Sir Bim
VIII 60 for the purse. The Futurity,
on four previous occasions, has had
eight starters. the smallest number
to date.
Approximately $4,000 will 70 to
the winner, with 1000 to the second
horse. $500 to third, and $500 for
fourth.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
semifInaIs Being Staged
In River Forest Tennis
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July l4.-Billy Tai
bert Of Indianapolis. who Is one Of
the favorites to win the mems sin.
giles title in the River Forest open
tennis tournament, moved into the
seminal round today. He was
scheduled to meet Dick Warner OF
Utah.
Another semifinal is carded, with
Thane (Whitney) Halsted OF
Wheaton, Ill.,, Illinois State singles
champion and seeded third. and
co-favorite with Talbert, meeting
Norman Bickel Of Oak Park, former
Big Ten singles title holder.
The women's bracket advanced to
the semifinals round. with two
booked. Dorothy Bundy Of
Santa Monica, Calf. top seeded,
will meet jeanne Dunn OF Des
Moines, Iowa, and Catherine Wolf
OF Elkhart, Ind, will oppose Betty
Ruth Hubert Of st. Louis.
Evening star., 1944-07-14

been getting a few rebuilt balls
from the States and also some
rationed ones out here. They've
put control prices on new balls
now, cutting the tariff from about
$6 to q little more than 4 buck.
The course is as baked as 4 con-
crete road now, and II one can
manage to keep his ball straight
and low it'll run q mile.
From 1t. Dave Zinkoff Ton sta
tionery of the Ale A Quail ON
GERS Club-IcelandD: EMS. Larry
Howell, 40 fash from Ohio
State, was upped to 1t. q. g.
here recently and is now back in
the States. Red Cross opened two
bowling alleys, built by the Ensi-
neers. Maj. Gen. William s. Key
rolled in alley l after dedicating
the drives. Ko'd seven pins with
his first roll then watched Brig.
Gen. Early Duncan toss one, good
for one pin, and another for two
more. So Key refused to roll his
second BAH"
Back to the Pacific-From Tech.
Sergt. Billy Goodrich, ex-Brook-
lyn Eagle sports writer: I've dis
covered that once the boys can
get q big enough field to play,
they will drop softball and 60
back to the national pastime.
The men like that hard ball stuff.
The lads sure went for the Iron
Evening star., 1944-07-14
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr

Associated Press SPORTS Writer.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Over-
seas sports roundup:
Touchdown at Saipan-Marine
1t. Joe Sabasteansk., who played
center for Fordham in the 1e42
Sugar Bowl game, got his first
combat experience at Saipan
when he was called upon to help
stem = threatened japanese
counterattack after a week on the
beach supervising the unloading
Of supplies. I'D rather play six
Commute football games on one
day than 60 through another
session of shelling like the one
We had" he commented.
In the same vicinity were
Corpl. Calvin (Preacher) Dorset,
ex-Cleveland Indian pitcher, and
Pfc. Jim Bivin, who used to hurl
for the Pirates and Phillies. Be-
fore the landing, they had pitched
their respective marine teams to
divisional championships. The
morning after D-day at Saipan,
they went to work hauling sup
plies from the beaches to the
front lines. I've got foxhole
you can land a plane in," Bivin
told Combat Correspondent Hy
Hurwitz, former Boston Globe
baseball writer. ITS as feet deep
and, brother, I've needed 1t where
I've been" That didn't refer to
his experiences with the Phillies.
Indolent India - Note from
Sergt. Derr, former Green's
boro, N. c.. sports editor now In
India: Guess I'm having the
most fun ever out here. although
this hot weather has put dam
per on my golf and tennis. We
play after 6 PM, usually about
IA holes. Last week / turned in
my best card an so on the par
"A course. And to think that back
in Greensboro never was able
to break 30 and cussed many
times about shooting 100. I've
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Four sofiy No-Hiher,
Not Hof for Woman
Who Had t2in'43
~ ths Associated Press.

~ tAs Asseciste4 Press.
FORT WORTH. Texas, July a.
10 Kennedy has four no-hit, no.
run pitching performances this SEA
son-and she's running behind last
year.
The 29-year old attractive brunei,
who has helped make the Globe Air
craft Corps softbau team SO strong
1t can't get in = league but Just
plays the champion for the right
to enter the State tournament, rolled
UP IL no-hit, no-rln exhibitions In
lo43.
10, the wife Of corpl. james r.
Kennedy Of Fort Worth Army Air
Field, has pitched against - and
humbled-some Of the best teams
in the country. As far back as
1910 she pitched q no-hit. no-run
game In the national tournament
1T Detroit.
Globe has played ls games this
season With Mrs. Kennedy hurting
all Of them. She has won IL, lost 2.
An all-around athlete, the hazel
eyed, bronzed young woman stands
5 feet "a inches and weights l65-
q siseable gal, but graceful, and in
tip-top condition. Therein lies her
success-plenty Of endurance and
power.
She's been on teams that won the
city title for nine years. In 1910
she was drafted by Houston and
went to the Detroit tournament.
Her team won four straight games,
all In one day, with 10 pitching
three Of them. She finally lost in
the semi-finals against Cleveland,
10 In IL innings.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Fighting Scot, Fleet
In One Heat, Loses
~ the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, July 14.-Fightins
Scot turned In a 2:04A mile-fast-
est time registered by q 3-year.old
trotter this year-in winning the
first heat Of the $2,500 Peninsula
Farm Stake at North Randall yes
terday, but his disposition got the
better Of him in the next two whirls.
The Hambletonian candidate
owned by Joseph F. Burke OF Plain
field, N. j., broke in the second heat
and finished ninth. He was = poor
sixth in the terminating scramble
over q distance OF 81 furlongs.
Red Tower, property Of Mrs
Thorne. Smith Of Millbrook, N. Y.
was third behind the Stool Scot
In the opening heat, but did
most Of the leading In the two fol-
lowing stanzas to nose out Rapid
Hanover.
Eva's Boy, second choice in the
Hambletonian winter book, finished
eighth and seventh in his first two
efforts. but collected third money
in the final dash.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
~ thu AssoeIatsd Pres. /.

- tASo ADSUcAetoo Sb9o.
I'm going to put both Of then
up" replied Sunny Jim Fitzsimmonl
today when asked about the pros.
lpect OF both Apache and Bossue,
starting In tomorrow's featured $10,.
900 Fleetwing Handicap ct Jamaica
Apache has drawn 134 pounds, and
stablemate Bossuet 40 for the 6-fur.
long sprint.
Pompion. winner Of the 1913 Cam.
den Handicap at Garden stats
Park, suffered injuries in the recent
renewal Of that event which viii
incapacitate him for the remainder
Of the season. Pompion toppled ove1
Layaway when the latter fell shortly
after the start.
Daily double payods Yesterday
ranged from tls.1o to 1901 20, with
several good-sized ones In between
The twin" returns were:
Fort Erie, Goldsworthy and Akron
town, 1910; Jamaica, Ellen's SLAM
and Fair Ann, 327.S0; Hamilton
Ohio, Sam @. and Play Joy, so 90;
Detroit, Marie Olympia and De.
veloper. $500; Hagerstown, Step BY
Step and Mitz, &5o.7o; Suffolk
Downs, Arabesque and HI Gold,
$3.50 20: Garden State Park, Frere
jacques and ions, $350.70, and Ar
lington Park, Short Shrift and
lockwood Jean. 1901. 80.
]. c. Gon, campaigning . string
at Garden State, said his fathers
Skytracer. had been passed upon a
Evening star., 1944-07-14
West Palm Beach Poir
In Mid-Dixie Net Finul

By the Associated Press.
SPARTANBURG, s. c., July IA
The singles final in the mid-Dixie
tennis tournament here today sent
Jack Ohlhaber of West Palm Beach,
Fla. against a fellow teWnsman,
Bruce Thomas.
In the doubles Ohlhaber and
Thomas reached the finals by beat
ing Kennedy and John Stevens OF
Anderson, Ga, 81. In the other
match, Sam Daniel of Columbia
and Joyce conquered oren Kudy
and Wilmot Mitchell, spartanburs
team, 6-l, GO.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Footbu!! Is Soft, Fordhum Ace Learns at Soipon

Major and the more good foet-
ball pictures the better"
From Capt. Steve Stavers, for
mer Columbia swimmer: THE
water here is 4 transparent blue
that Is really beautiful. But it
has sharks, barracudas, croca-
diles and poisonous coral. SO our
swimming 10 limited. I went in
for q little workout the other
day-hefore learned the nature
Of my submarine companions"
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Twilight Iear, q FiIIy,
Looms as Siandoui
|3-Year-0Id Of IA
~ ths Assoeiatsd Press.

~ tbs Assoeiatsd pssss.
NEW YORK, July ll.-It looks a
II Twilight Tear, = filly. may be
racing1 lo44 3-year-old champion.
after all.
The Calumet Farm miss, who
missed the Kentucky Derby, lost
her first start OF the year, against
older horses In Florida, but since
has won nine In . row, the latest
the Skokie Handicap at Arlington,
where she walloped her stablemate,
Pensive, winner Of the Derby and
the PreAkness.
Twilight Tears sterling perform
ances, coupled with BY Jimminy'a
fall from grace In the 950, 900 Empire
City Handicap at Jamaica 6atur-
day, make the Warren Wright hliy
\ standout.
BY Jimminy, which jumped into
prominence by winning the Sheviin
and CSC, 100 Dwyer Stake, could do
no better than third - Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Stir Up beat George
Widener's Lucky Draw by half .
length before 26,546. BY Jimminy,
owned by Alfred p. Parker, was an
odds-on favorite, but wound up two
lengths behind Lucky Draw.
The supreme test for Twilight
Tear, trained by famous Ben Jones.
probably will come in the $4,000
Arlington Classic at Washington
Park on July 20. the next big race
for 3-year-olds.
Twilight Tear has done every
thing Trainer Jones has asked Of
her this year, winning both distance
and sprint races. For q time
Browne Combs Durazna WAS con-
sidered her equal, but Durazna
proved no match for Twilight Tear
In the Princess Doreen Stakes 1T
Arlington on June 28.
Other triumphs by Twilight Tear
this year include the Rennert Han.
dicap. Pimlico Oaks, the Acron and
the Coaching CluboakS.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Army Rejects Sinkwich
After Physical Test
~ the Assoeiatsd Press.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July IA
Frankie sinkwich. former University
OF Georgia all-America football
player, was rejected by the Army
Yesterday after an examination, the
induction service reported.
sinkwich. who played with the
Detroit Lions professional football
team last year, had been honorably
discharged from both the Marine
Corps and the maritime service for
physical reasons.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Wood and Byrd to PIoy
As Ryder Series Sub
~ the Associated Press.

~ tne AbboeIktod FroS1.
DETROIT, July l4.-In place Of
the war-orphaned Ryder Cup golf
series, dropped this year because Of
q player shortage. Craig Wood, the
duration National Open champion,
will meet Sam Byrd Of Detroit in .
3e-hole charity match July -
and 30.
More than 100000 WAS raised for
charity in the four match Ryder
series IN which the Cuppers gained
a 3-to-1 edge. Wood captained the
Cuppers to . triumph last summer,
and Byrd. former New York Yankee
outfelder. was on the losing chal-
lense squad.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Stars Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

9s tuG hbSOClttSo SICSe.
Frank Colman, Pirates-Drove in two
runs with pinch triple and scored win
ning tally as Pittsburgh shaded Chicago.
3-2, for NTH straight.
Rudy. York, Tigers-Clouted home
run and double in Detroit's S.run sec
Chicago.
Ernie Bonhsm. Yanks. and Pete Fox,
Red 0ox-Bonham turned back Boston
with six hits for A. edge IN first game
singles during Sox's S.4 niEhtcap win
to take over league batting lead.
Danny Litwhiler. Cards - Doubled
home Walker Cooper with two out In
1lth inning for 3-2 nod over Gin
cinnati.
Roy Cullsnbine, Indians. and Nelson
Potter, Browns-CuIienbine mashed
10th homer ana tive singles in cleye-
stopped Tribe With -" Seven si'sH Sless s'iS e g.
Louis grabbed hpals, Al, in 10 inninSs
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Bushwick Come HoItsd ,
Groys to PIoy Cubons

Washingtnn Homestead 0fays
collide with the New York Cubans
at 0riMth Stadium Tuesday night,
and rain checks OF the 5000 fans
who saw last nights Grays-1ush-
wieks contest halted at the end Of
two innings will be honored.
BushWicks were four runs ahead
when the game was called, after
Roy Partlow, Gray's finger, had
been removed In the hrst frame
when the Brooklyn boys started con-
Meeting with his left-handed 1lants.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Tribe May Have Boeby
Despite Service Exon
! the Associated PreSs.

- the ASsoetated Pres.
ATLANTA, July 14.-Jim Basby,
77-year-old pitcher who won ii
games for the Cleveland Indians
last season. Is undergoing a pre-
induction physical examine ton 1T
Fort McPherson, and 4 possible de-
lay in call by his draft board may
give him an opportunity to pitch
for Cleveland this season.
Bagby withdrew from the United
States Maritime Service last week
and requested immediate examina-
ton.
A clerk of Basby's local draft
board indicated call by selective
service might be delayed for some
time because OF light calls by the
armed services.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Lees Injury Will Keep
Him Idle Until AUGUST
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associatsd PresS,
CHICAGO. July II. - Thornton
Nefty) Lee. White Sox pitcher,
whose services for the season were
believed ended Sunday when he
suffered q break in his left forearm
when hit by line drive, says he will
be back in uniform in q couple of
weeks and Will be ready for mound
duty early In August.
The big southpaw said an exami-
nation disclosed that the break in.
volved 4 small bone and that the
injury has not impeded the move
ment OF his elbow or fingers.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Marshall, Maxim Signed
For CIeveIond FIGHT
~ the Associated Pres,

CLEVELAND, July 14.-Match-
maker Larry Atkins has an
nounced the signing of Pfc. joey
Maxim, Cleveland heavyweight. and
Lloyd Marshall. Cleveland and
Sacramento (Calif) light-heavy, for
a 10-round outdoor fight at Cleve.
land Stadium July ~.
Maxim, now stationed at Camp
Mauldin, Mo, owns a nine-bout
winning streak, while Marshall re-
ceived his first setback In several
months at Washington Monday
night when Holman Williams won a
l0-round decision.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
ChumpIoin's 146 PAGES
Southeast Golf Pros
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, July IA. - Benny
Champlain of Orlando, Fla, topped
aualiflers In the annual S6-hole
qualifying round in the Southeast
ern States match yesterday for the
Professional Golfers Association
National Tournament at Spokane,
Wash. August 1870,
He shot 4 l46, four over par, and
was followed by al Nelson of Ponte
Vehfa Beach, Fla, with q 1l7.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Yeomans Prexy d Ic-4A;
Other Officers Ebcted
By the Associated 1 prsss.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 14--Earl r.
Yeomans Of Temple was elected
president Of the intercollegiate
Association Of Amateur Athletes Of
America at m Executive Committee
here yesterday Ogden D. Miller Of
Yale was named vice president,
and Asa 8. Bushnell, former Prince
ton director of athletics. secretary
treasurer. 49,
Bushnell also was chosen secre-
tary-treasurer, and Yeomans vice
president, Of the Eastern Intercol.
legiate 0ymnastic League, Of which
MAJ. J. w. Roy OF West Point 4
president.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Demoree, Former Major
Player, Gets Divorce r

ST. LOUIS, July 14-Frank De-
maree. former major league ball
player. has been granted : divorce
from Mrs. Nadine Frances Demaree
In Circuit Court here. He charged
general indisnities. Mrs. Demafee
and an adopted child. Gerald, new
live in Beverly Hills, Calf.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Coach, Is Gridmen
Join in. Farm. Toll !.

~ ~ AbsoesBtS0 tIeSSs
ROCHELLE, NJ, July 14.-Lew
Stephens, football coach ct
UFbana High School. Il keeping
. close watch on - Of his players
this summer.
The sridders. working d !
team, are employed at 4 pea
vinins station on . nearby farm.
stephens job Ut the farm Is.
supervisor-and timekeeper.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Southeast Legion PIoy
Slated at Charleston
By the Associated Press.

BY the AySociated PYesS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., July a.
The American Legion Junior Base
ball Tournament for the Southeast
ern States will be held here August
1921, Legion ofnciaI announced to-
day.
Winners Of Journeys in regions
10, II and II will qualify to play
here, and the winners will oppose
the winner OF the Northwestern
Tournament.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
DuvoII, Ex-OId Line Ace,
To Coach NTS Eleven

Merle Duvall, back from the wars
with q disabling leg wound, today
was preparing to take up where ne
left OF in the District athletic world,
with 4 job lined UP ~ football coach
Of the National Training School for
Boys.
Star quarterback OF the University
OF Maryland eleven, Duvall, like
many other Old Line athletes. Joined
the paratroops. A lieutenant, he vas
wounded In action in Italy and u
receiving 4 medical discharse.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Quisg Of Georgia Tech
Is Killed in Action
BY the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Prsss.
ATLANTA, July 1+.-Georsia Tech
athletic oficials today received word
that 1t. Byard G. (Bubber) Quise
~, center on Techs Cotton Bowl
football team. had been killed in &C.
ton in the Pacific.
The former Tech stars father. City
School Supt. B. F. Quigg Of Rome,
Ga, notified Tech authorities of the
death, but said the War Department
telegram announcing 1t gave no
details.
1t. Quigg enlisted in the marines
after graduating from Tech In 1912
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Ex-Jockey Finds
$l,100, Gets $40.
~ the Assoeistsd Press.

~ the Assoeietsd Press.
CHICAGO, July 14.-One Of the
turf fans at Warrington Park
race track didn't place any bets
on the flrst race when he went to
the pari.mutuel windows. He dis.
covered he had lost his wallet
containing $1.l00.
He raced to the parks auto
parking lot and discovered that
the money had been found near
his automobile by Lloyd 0eving,
a former jockey, who was re-
warded with so.