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Evening star., 1945-06-07
IT'S Draft Threatens to Cripple Yank. While Rivals Wax Warm
Misweet, First FiIIy in Derby
In 9 Years, Has Cocky Owner

than fourth. She triumphed twice,
finished third three times and holds
the distinction of having soundly
defeated Darby Dieppe, winner Of
the Blue Grass stake last Saturday,
as a juvenile last year.
ODonnell, the filly's trainer, Is
convinced he is right in his judg-
ment in passing up tomorrow's Ken
lucky Oaks, in which Misweet ap-
peared to be standout, for shot at
Saturdays rich prize, which may
gross S83,875 with IA starters. Rose
says he rather would see his Ally
finish last in the Derby than to win
the Oaks.
Seventeen May Start.
With the arrival of Col c. v.
Whitney's Jeep, winner of the first
division of the Wood Memorial at
Jamaica last Saturday, in company
with Andrew Wright's Jacobe, this
field was complete for Saturdays
race-17 probable starters and at
least IA apparently certain. Jeep
probably will shake his legs IN .
trial spin today.
The sizzling workout OF Hoop JF.
and the ease in which he accom-
plished it convinced Trainer Ivan
Parke his 3-year-old is ready.
HE doesn't have to carry his
track with him." Parke beamed. He
can handle anything. Rain or mud
won't stop u.s.
Louisville began to boil with Derby
excitement today. Every hotel Is
jammed to the roof with no rooms to
be had. The last reserved ticket
has been sold. Col. Matt Vim,
managing director of Churchill
Downs, predicts crowd in excess OF
/ 70 600
Evening star., 1945-06-07
An-American League
Starts Action Today

Play was scheduled to get under
way today in the newly formed
Junior section of the American
Amateur Baseball Association circuit
sponsored by the District Recreation
Association.
Action listed Mt. Pleasant VS..
Radio Institute at Coolidge High
School and Dowling Club at Rose
dale for the opening day.
Places for teams still are open
and interested mines may apply to
Clint Price at the District Recreation
Department, Adams 2050.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Ring Commission Will Help
Equip COLLEGE Boxers

The District Boxing Commission
has approved the requests of five
local universities for athletic equip
ment to be purchased from the
ring boards fund, the commission
announced today.
Equipment in the amount Of
$1,430.7S will be furnished to
Georgetown, George Washington,
Catholic University, American Uni
versity and Howard University.
Striking bags, boxing gloves, head
guards. shoes, training bags and
other equipment has been ordered.
The commission also announced
that as soon as priorities are lifted
it will purchase boxing platform
rings valued at several thousand
dollars for the schools to augment
their physical fitness programs.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Griff Gets in Line
For Plane TruveI

Postwar baseball scribes may
mean 1t literally when they write
the Washington Baseball Club is
up in the air. Clark Griffith has
signed contract with United Air
Lines, looking forward to the
time when entire teams may
make the big league circuit by
plane.
Meanwhile, travel restrictions
will limit the clubs air travel to
essential and emergency trips by
officials and representatives OF
the club in compliance with ODT
regulations.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,

LOUISVILLE, KY, June -Four
men who have figured in seven
Kentucky Derby victories hope to
play an important role in Satur-
days renewal of the $75,0 900 3-year-
old stake at Churchill Downs.
Owner E. r. Bradley. who'll be
represented by Burning Dream, has
won four Derbies. Warren Wright,
master of the Calumet Farm, will
be after his third with Pot O. Luck,
while his trainer, Ben Jones, will
seek his fourth He saddled Wright's S
two winners, WhirlaWay and Pen
sive, and Lawrin for Herb Woolf in
1888.
Eddie Arcaro, winner with Whirl-
away and Lawrin, will be in quest
of his third triumph aboard the
highly regarded Hoop, r.
The biggest horse in the race will
be Bert G., from Tom Graham S
Kenilworth Farm of Canada. He
stands close to II hands but never
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Williams, Kennedy Lost
To Service Ball Team

BY the Associated Press.
PENSACOLA, Fla, June 7.-Bron-
son Fields baseball team is losing
two of its star performers.
Second 1t. Ted Williams, former
American League batting champ,
and I'd 1t. Bob Kennedy, who
played third base for the Chicago
White Sox before he went into serv-
ice. were transferred yesterday to
an advanced flight training base in
North Carolina. The Marine cadet
officers have served as flight in
structors at Bronson.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Women in Golf Event
AT Lunqston Course

District Recreation Association has
announced Sunday, June "a, as the
date for the annual Negro women's
open golf tournament, sponsored by
the group.
Langston will be the scene of the
event, and entries may be made with
Beatrice S. Suydan or Joseph H.
Cole at 3149 Sixteenth street NV,
Adams 2050.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
BeedIe, Injured in Spill
At Charles Town, Dies
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
Johnny Beedle, 20, of Mount
Jackson, Va, one of three jockeys
injured during the spill in Satur-
days eighth race, died at 6:45 am
today in the Charles Town General
Hospital.
Beedle, free lance jockey, was
injured when his mount, Broomoria
fell rounding the first turn, and two
horses fell over him. Specialists
from the nearby Newton D. Baker
Memorial Hospital treated Beedle ir
an effort to save his life.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Bundy and BurrviIIe
Teams Meet Victors

Eleventh and 18th Divisions OF
the District public schools staged
their annual track championships
at Brooks Stadium yesterday, with
top honors in the 18th Division
going to Bundy School with 3412
points, while Burrvllle won the 18th
Division title with "a points.
In the 18th Division, Morse was
second with 18 points, Mott placed
third with 1912 and Slater Langston
was fourth with II. Birney was
runnerup in the 18th Division with
Is points, Giddings was third with
10 and Carver was fourth with 7.
Eleventh Division.
75-pound class:
50-yard dash--Won by, Charles Davis
{ Morse, Tysi,nInsJ; fourth, James i a.aa,aI Hal
tsnea standine eii9 broad jumpmWon % N BY William
Bryant (Morse-Twining); second, Albert
GHy fondfb Fdh1d thTd 9Oasas gb RagI5 Ms5tin
Distance. feet 512 inches.
92Q-yard relay-Won by Morse-TWining
Wbs William HAIRY nyan RsEnsd sna
Langston Warden Bell, Marceilus Brown,
Charles Davis JOSEPH White0; third IN Mott +
Small, Francis Ford). Time, 3O4 seconds
90-pound class:
6o-yard oash-Won by RICARDO John
third, George, Jackson Mott; fourth,
land MOTT; second, F Branson Cook:
Banks 1Mot0 and F. Harrison CBundyl'
,@20-yard relay-Won by Bundy (Ricardo
johnson, FLOYD Harrison Roy Prince,
Wilson
Simmons ,5Frank Lovett Paul Moore sam
uel Robinson, James McDanieD. Time,
l0Q-yard dash-Won by Dotie Dobie
fourth, Robert Blanks Gogan) Time,
(Bundy); third, Willie Butler (Mott);
fourth John Lindsey (crummelD. Dis
440-yard relay-Won by Bundy Dotie
Dobie' lanes {, Moore William Harps Wi.
cari fo Bigther H5er E Ernest Mcswain Charles
"-Ol- l'0"'' thirteenth HIi1 Division.
.5o-ysrd dash@won by John Ellis tgurr-
John, Addison Garfield; fourth, tied,
kss sandna 9n5FVs b4oad Tmf 81 Frank
sH4s b5nsdy amss Mason Sh11sS heS
Distsnce; Ssn 7 feet uo, ~ prru;,,s
caseiss 6s9sa5s Rns ffshss05 John uiSs
Lewis, LEWIS Marceilus as9l, ' Butier, Charles Banks,
quentin Young; third. Giddings lJames
sofsn sos4 Hqgh he Leg EDhs hesdnds wilson Charles
6O-yard dash-Won by George Cham
bliss (Giddingsl: second. will William n, Golfer
fourth, Leroy Baker Carver. Time, 81
Standing broad jump-won by Theo-
dore She1 man (Van,Ness); second, Elijah
SBurrvilleJ: fourth, George Gross 1BeiD.
Distance, 7 feet inches,
220-yard relay-Won by Carver 1e.
roy Baker, Curtis Howell, George Nc
Baylor. Edward Stewart; third, Burr
vile John Saunders. William Golfer, John
Smith, William ClockneD. Time, 31.1
seconds
Unlimited weight class:
third, Frank Reeves Carver; fourth,
Herbert McIver (Birney). Time, 11.4 sec
Standing broad jump-won by Jesse
tBuIrvile1; third, James Wise tBelD;
fourth, Clayton Dodson (Giddings). Dis
Smith. Nataniel Mines: second. Bell
(James Wise, Wilbert Briscoe. Edward
William Ferguson, Charles Mckinney.
Bentley Neal Frank Reeves. Time, $50
Evening star., 1945-06-07
mrs Defeats 0SS Nine
To Stay in Loop Race

Naval Receiving Station still was
in the race for first-half Industrial
League honors today, following its
IA decision over OSS. but Heurich
Brewers faced a battle to keep their
fading hopes in. game with the
leading Busanda nine, which was
slated for the Ellipse this afternoon.
Jake Wade famed eight batters
and held OSS well in hand until
the eighth, when the losers hoped
him for three runs, threatening to
tie up the game Bill Grey squelched
the uprising. Booth of the winners
and Giaimo OF OSS raped out three
hits each.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Four-Run CIout HELPS
GreenIeuf- f-Bowen Win

Guy Falcomoni's homer with the
bases filled featured Greenleaf-
Bowen's IL victory over Amidon in
the District of Columbia Recreation
Junior Board of Commerce Softball
League.
In another game st. Dominic
Grays swamped Fairbrother Blues,
1873, with Halwick and Shannon
in the starring roles.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWARK. Riccio, $50, Bay
onne, N. J., outpointed Sergt. Jackie
.lson, 1491a, Cleveland 10): Bobby
Dance, 1885, Brooklyn, outpointed
Bobby Berger. 1854, California (S).
ELIZABETH. N Jock Leslie,
126s4, Flint, Mich, outpointed Clint
Fusari, 1927, Newark, TKod Charley
Finley, 144A. New York 90.
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Jimmy Hill
150. Harrisburg, drew with Bobby
OAKLAND Calif.-Ray Salas, I3a,
Berkeley, Calf, drew with Manuel
Sierra, Cuba (1O}.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Navy Yard, Softly PAGER.
Takes on FEA Teom

Navy Yard, leading the District
Recreation Negro softball loop with
five wins against one defeat, takes
on a Foreign Economics Administra-
ton ten tomorrow at $50 at Ban
neker.
In the women's half, Munitions
Aces lead the field with a clean slate
of four victories. The Aces play
GAO Monday at Bundy at $50.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Star Net Tourney
Entries CLOSING

Post entries in The Stars City
of Washington tennis tournament
will close today. at 8 pm. with
Bill Shreve at the Tennis Shop.
Pairings will be published tomor-
row.
Play will be resumed Saturday
on the Rock Creek courts. The
tournament was rained out last
Saturday and competition post
DOned a week
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Wilson Beots Tech, 81,
For 4th Net Victory

Wilson High School tennis team
defeated Tech, 6 to l. yesterday. on
the Rock Creek courts to notch its
fourth win of the season.
Singles-G Thomas CW) defeated Cline
lTD, G--1. 6-l; Barker (WD defeated
Dixon tTD. g.. 6-3; Fisk (W) de-
feated Martin (T), by default; Loffe (WD
defeated Yateman T), 6-3, 3-6, Sc:
Drummer (T) defeated B. Thomas tW.),
1-6, .6-2, e..
Doubles-G. Thomas and Barker (w)
defeated Cline and Yateman I'D, 81,
81; B. Thomas and Fisk tWD defeated
Dixon and Martin LTO. 81. 6-love.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Capitol Maids Capture
Fourth SoftbuII Tilt

Castleberry Auto tests Naval
Medical Research and Arlington As
phalt meets Royal Restaurant in
the Northeast Softball League to-
night at Washington Stadium.
Capitol Maids captured their
fourth straight win last night when
Katie Leary pitched three-hitter
to blank Merrick Girls, to 0. FBI
swamped Castleberry, Is to 4, in
the nightcap.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Hurting Of Pressman
Wins for Bo|Iinq Field

Max Pressman and Dutch Leon
ard today were in the same class.
While the Nat knuckle-baller heaved
and batted Washington to a win
over New York, the Boiling Field
moundman turned back Andrews
Field with four hits and raped out
couple of safeties to help his mates
to a AZ victory.
Andrews got an early lead but
Boiling squared it with a two-run
rally in the sixth, then clinched the
game with another brace of markers
in the seventh.
1t was Bolling's third triumph in
Military League competition.
Andrews - 900 1ol OOO-s q
Boiling ---- 900 O02 cox IA
Batteries-Pressman and Newhall; Sur
ing and Stewart.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Christmun Will Resume
Full Duty With Browns

ST. LOUIS, June MARX Christ
man, st. Louis Browns regular third
baseman, has Joined the club in
Chicago for permanent duty.
Christman, who was employed in
a war plant and available only for
home games, lost his essential job
IN a cutback.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Stanford 10 Resume
Athletics Next Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associatsd Press.
PALO ALTO, Calf. June L
Stanford University will resume
football and other major and minor
sports in 1916, President Donald
B. Tresidder has announced.
The school, he said, will have a
naval reserve officer training corps
unit starting November l.
Stanford has had no head foot
ball coach since 1912 when Marchy
Schwartz resigned, and officials did
not indicate how they would fill
the vacancy
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Four Men in Seven Derby Wins
Appear important Saturday


If Darby Dieppe wins he'll be the
first gray horse to capture the Derby.
If Misweet turns the trick she'll be
the second flly to score The other
was Harry Payne Whitney's Regret
in 1915.
Only Jeep and Darby Dieppe will
enter the race with perfect 3-year-
olds rocerds Jeep won the Expert
mental Handicap and Wood Memo
rial at Jamaica. Darby Dieppe, pur-
chased by his Evarts (Ky) owner.
Mrs. w. G. Lewis, for $4,000 in
February, took two. sprint races and
the mile and one-eighth of the Blue
Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs.
Jones and Charley Casey, who is
handling c. S. HoWard's Sea Swal-
low, are the oldest trainers. Plain
Ben, who admits he dislikes farm
work, although he owns 2,400 acres
near PANEL, Mo. has passed the so
mark. Casey is SO and has done
everything around track except
cook.
Seven Of the IT probable entries
are by English stations now in this
country. Jeep is a son of the Eng
lish Derby winner Mahmoud. Alexis
was sired by Heliopolis, Hoop Jr by
Sir Gallahad Sd, Midsweet by Bel
Aethel and Jacobe by Jacopo. Both
the MON and pop of Darby Dieppe,
Foray I'd and La Croma hail from
England, while Fair testers sire,
Fairway. still is in England.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Chevy Chase Books
Nelson, McSpoden

Arrangements had been COM
pleted today for an exhibition
golf match at Chevy Chase Club.
June 10, featuring Byron Nelson
and jug McSpaden, the two
most colorful club swingers in
the game today. Proceeds will go
to the Middle Atlantic P. G. AS
rehabilitation fund.
Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase
pro, and John F. Brawner, golf
committee chairman at the club,
will oppose the gold dust" twins.
Starting time has been set at
pm. to give Office workers a
chance to see the match.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
w. and M. Gets New Coach

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 7
R.-William and Mary has an
nounced the appointment of James
Easterbrook, former Illinois athlete
as instructor of physical education
He will also assist with football and
basket ball and will serve as head
track coach.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Lund Sixth at Michigan
To Get Nine Letters

ANN ARBOR, Mich, June T.
Don Lund became Michigan's sixth
nine-letter winner when he was
awarded an insignia for baseball.
He won three letters each in foot
ball as a fullback, in basketball as a
center, and in baseball as a center
fielder.
Evening star., 1945-06-07

Runs batted in-Kuhel. Ferrell. Leon.
ard co Two-base hit-Kuhel Stoler
base-Csse. Double rlays-Crosetti. Stirn
weiss and Etten; Metheny and Etten. LET
Bases on balls-Of zuber, /; of Leonard
2. Strikeouts-By Leonard, 8; zuber, 2
altsMon snEhe - Eunsr & IN 6fs ,nnnss; pings Oh Ho
Losing pitcher-Zuber. Umpires-Messrs
Berry. Grieve and MCGOWAN. Time SO
Attendance-9.0 DOL.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
BOYS Club Second-HoIf
Entries Close June Is

Entries for the second half of the
Boys Clup of Washington Baseball
League close on June 16 with Bar
ney Ross at Atlantic 0949. There
are two divisions in the league, Pee
Wee, ID years and under, and Insect,
16 years and under.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Cardinals Sign SchooIboy

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June P.-
Bob Peterson. husky San Diego
High outielder, has been signed by
the st. Louis Cardinals for their
Columbus farm. He will be grad
uated later this month.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Veenker Quits Iowa Stote

AMES. Iowa. June 6 (P).-George
Veenker. director of athletics at
Iowa State since 1888, has resigned
effective July /. Luis Meme. basket
ball coach for the last II years. will
succeed him.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Win,L Lose or Draw
By LEWIS F. ATCHIsON.
How That Derby Looks From This Corner

Unless Congress does something about it, Kentucky Derby
be run Saturday Churchill
They've had for the last apparently
can't break the habit
Office of Defense Transportation okayed all
with certain reservations The horses example
mile and qlarterno hchhkng racing
1a strictly are forbidden to anything but oeys riding
track mat Will go hard District customers although
the College Park bus wanders within
What this doesn't know about horses
but breathes there writer
pick for free? Moreover between Frank Menke the eminent
historian whose sacred duty to keep the Derby public
the Thoroughbred Racing Associations Churchill
kind neghbor have information
too TO book.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
COLLEGE BosebuII Results

Norfolk Naval Training Station, 8; vir-
ginla, /.
Notre Dame !; Great Lakes Naval
Training Station, O.
Michigan City Semipro Cubs, 4: Notre
Dame l might game).
nings)
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Ronnbow Points to Victory for Pot O. Luck

Our c. D. A. leans That might
Pointed another he might just easily have leaned toward
Bymeabond other What
upright selection would be something
rainbow arced the
Lucks barn. 1t could have astigmasm
specac adds the dim outline of the words cant
That should be enough for the ordinary this
We aren't quitting after with 6 horses in the
Here's version of the morning line
Burning Drean-Could take all the
Jeep-One- passenger model Easy to handle in traffic.
Pot O Luck-Winner must beat hm-and IS others.
Air Sailor-May do it. Then again. may
Fair observation-disclosures be fitted later this
Jacobe-Where did this from? Dangerous.
Swallow-Nce it? May
KeniWorth LadEIas lots ootfour altogether
last name, held against
Bymeabond--A good idea doesn't
Darby Dieppe-An horse Todd, isn't it,.
Aexs-Caed Al for short. Very democratic-and
Hoop, r-Probably Hoop Nice looking animal
Tiger Rebel-Our blue special.
Fighting Step-MSwee-Could
Evening star., 1945-06-07

weather Clear, Track Fast,>
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000. claiming;
4-year-olds and up: about AZ fulonss ,,,
saxon's % Prfde- fdet 116 scootie SS III iii
OmarZev ~ 1lS K War Joy Ill
Julette Ill
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
1ysa0es ny, pcdf and up ABOUT %orrn AZ
Grand Fanar ii 1PamunEsy - los
EthelS Joe --- 116
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
.yeaE1ods and up chariss T9sn course
Jack,s Star - rs 9canto yCsl Gallo ~
FOURTH RACE-Purse,. $500; claiming:
4-year-olds and up; Charles Town course;
sslnb sanpy PaT,v Del III III Esshn3er Dsdhan i6s
Our Fortune 11e Fox Meadow 1l6
xBusler ---- Ill
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up: Charles Town course:
XEdma5 Joian-- ~ M Buckeye @ o. 16 l16
xPress Box - 118
SIXTH RACE-Purse. s7oO: s-yser-oids
and up; about Z furlongs.
sTleky 81 Otis - 119ss 1s xTRs9mpsss 80 IL
a sxGa1lsnt xann,e'H d., m, 1de 1de Dokey - ia6
aBoyd and Warren entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse,. $500: claim
ing: ,3-yeaE-olds and up Sis furlonss.,
zpeeisiRe HYeslsnes $ 1111ss Alsaes 11o
,,s EIGHTH ST H EAcEmnurse, s,;i.1 $500: @-ysar-
o1as a1d FOUR up; is ns miieI Bombs Away ,1s
zHS5ts 65s Fofd 5fs S;5s SS4as S..a, IL
xApprentice allowance.
Post time, 1,15.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
SoftboII Group to Meet

District Softbal Association will
hold an important meeting tonight
at 7:30 in room 218 at the Central
YMCA.
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Minor Baseball

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City. &c; Buffalo, Ia.
Baltimore, g. Rochester, 2.
Montreal, 4; Syracuse, 3 30 innings.
Toronto, 3; Newark, 2 Ill innings.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, S-9; Kansas City, Ii.
Columbus, "a; Milwaukee, o..
Indianapolis, 3-5; St. Paul, "a.
Louisville, TO; Minneapolis. 6-9.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 8: New Orleans, 2.
Mobile, 10; Chattanooga, 3.
Memphis, z; Birmingham, I'll in
nings).
Little Rock, 12; Nasn. ale. 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford, 2; Scranton. I'll innings).
Utica, 10; Williamsport, B.
Elmira, B: Binghamton. G5 innings)
Wilkes-Barre, IL; Albany, 8.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, 15-1: Los Angeles, p,
Sacramento, IL; Oakland. /.
Seattle, g.; San Francisco,4
Hollywood: 3 San Diego, 2 "a inningsl
Evening star., 1945-06-07

SECOND RAc-Purse. $500: claim
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Charles Town Entries
FOR FRIDAY.

IOES I1sALhi
(Weather Clear. Track Fast.)
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; CLAIMING;
Yea r-nlds and ahn1f 4 L. f1ilnnnk
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mo ugosovanskmi oroci "a bojsi in srecnejs svet.
MAR nj Baby Food kampanja dober zacetek graenja
tie bodocnost in prateske kolaborace dosego tega
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