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Evening star., 1945-06-11
Bad Legs 5he|ve Case
And ChippIe Awaits
Call 10 Service
BY JOHN B. KELLER,

NEW YORK, June 11.-A WASH
ington ball club already notoriously
weak at bat probably will be minus
Its best hitter when it tackles New
York's tough Yankees in It's one
game stand here. George Case, with
.329 average that is SO points high
er than the rating of the next best
man among the Mats regulars, has
ailing legs and has been advised by
Trainer Mike Martin to keep out
of tomorrow's engagement.
And 1t isn't certain that Case will
have sound enough props to resume
his berth with the Mats when they
start their series with Boston's Red
Sox in Washington the latter part
of the week.
With one leg already severaly
strained, Case hurt the other in
Saturdays game against the Ath-
letics in Philadelphia when he at
tempted to make the muff of his
fifth Inning pop fly a two-base
error. He did not relinquish his
post in right field to Walter Chipple
until the ninth and at the time it
was believed the injury was only
slight.
Has Severe Charley Horse"
1t developed, however, that Case
had pulled a severe charley horse"
that might bench him for some
time.
In tomorrow's game Case will be
replaced by either Chipple or Vince
Ventura. Chipple is hitting .1s7 and
Ventura 212. Either is a faf cry
from Cases .329, and neither Of the
rockies has anything like the speed
or outfielding skill Case possesses.
Should Case be unable to return
to the game for the Boston series
at home, Ventura probably will
have to take over Chipple has
passed his draft examination and
expects a call to the service at any
time. He is leaving the club here
! tomorrow night for his home in
Buffalo and has informed Manager
Os Bluege he doesn't expect to re-
turn.
Mats Postponements Reach IS.
Rain in Philadelphia yesterday
ran the total of postponements the
Mats have to play of to 10, and
incidentally hit the Washington
club treasury wallop. The advance
sale for the double bill with the
AS was unusually heavy. and a good
day probably would have brought
out $4,000.
Manager Bluege says he will pitch
Dutch Leonard against the Yanks
tomorrow and hold Marino Pieretti
and Mickey Haefner, who were
slated for toll against the AS yes
terday, for the Red Sox tussles
There is good chance that Pieretti
will hook up in a hill duel with
Dave Ferriss, sensational Red So1
rookie, who took his first big leagu.
beating here yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Hoyos Plan Resumption
Of Athletics in 1916

Georgetown University, out of in
tercollegiate competition two years
because of war conditions, was re-
ported planning full 1916 program
following a meeting of an alumni
committee yesterday at the Hilltop.
Thomas F. Moriarty, of Springfield.
Mass, was named chairman of the
group, which included Maj. Walter
Spike Briggs and Thomas A
Cantwell.
The committee will act in an ad-
visory capacity in arranging sched-
ules. but the problem of obtaining
coaches for members of the various
Hoya stats now in service or on
temporary duty elsewhere was the
biggest to be solved.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Pensive Loses Week Before He Captures Derby

Well last Pensive ridden by Con McCeary the
Derby. He from behind half lengths
McCreary himself he threw his
horse hand ride the
Chesapeake Stakes Pmico 291 which
finished eighth in the Derby
At Pmco the week Pnsve McCreary again aboard
Preaknes a
our-and- -a-ha appeared
entry triple-crown
disputed 3-year-old championship.
week before the Belmont Stakes third jewel in the triple
There's victory Withers supposedly
him distinct threat Pensives title ambitions week
Cramps Image but bounder called Bounding Home.
So the going ahead of Hoop Jrand the
handcappers they the Preakne this Saturday
Eddie Arcaros triumph him company
Debys but generally known that Murphy almost missed that
mount Buchanan in 1884 the his first victory But few
Nobody
paddock Murphy
genuinely
Evening star., 1945-06-11
BY BUS HAM,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


Bing Crosby came to this hurly-
burly town to find solitude-and a
par 70-both on the golf course.
Trooped after by laundering thou
sands in benefit links appearances
the past 10 days, Hollywood's Groom
ing sportsman quietly slipped out to
the exclusive Chevy Chase Club yes
terday for his favorite pastime.
Not many of the par-buSting local
brethren were out. and Crosby. in
tending to play only nine holes
breezed the full route.
1T was so quiet out there that
I actually was a little lonesome,
he said later. 4 felt like sending
out for a gallery"
But the solitude helped Bing's
game.
Caddie Anxious at Finish.
II was in the groove" he chuckleo
in relating that he was two under
par up to the 10th tee.
To encourage bag-toters, Bing
gives a new suit of clothes to his
Evening star., 1945-06-11
SCOTS Weight Edge
Height 5cant Help
Against Bivins

Buddy Scott will carry a 3-inch
advantage in height and 12-pound
pull In weights into the ring against
Jimmy Bivins tonight at Griffith
Stadium and as far as the experts
are concerned he can have them.
They still pick Bivins to win and
are laying odds he will that read
like road markers to Baltimore.
1t is billed as a 10-round bout,
but few, If anybody, expect Scott to
be around that long, except Buddy,
who is downright confident The
dopesters figure that what Buddy
needs is a 3-inch lead pipe or 12
pound sandbag to whip the hard
hitting Cleveland Negro. His
punches don't carry much authority
not enough to stretch Bivins, and
he doesn't figure to outlook the
crafty invader, although decision
is the best he apparently can hope
for.
Scott's strongest selling point 1.
that he never has been knocked of
his feet. Nobody's even come clost
to betting him out and the trans.
planted Southerner doesn't rate
Bivins strong enough to do It. He
frankly, will try a hit-and-run Of
fense. The question is whether ht
can make getaway before Bivins
gets his number.
Those who saw Jimmy bowl ovel
Herbert Marshall and George Parks
have utmost faith that he'll mark
up his third straight kayo, locally
and that it'll be quickie Bivins
didn't waste any time on either Of
the above He is a cool craftsman
who wastes few punches and wher
he fires he usually hits the target
| Two six-round supporting bout
bring back Danny Kapilow, New
York middleweight, against Dol
Ellis, and Frankie Terry, a loca
lightweight, against Sammy Thomp
son. Four FOUNDERS pair Edse
Martz VS.. Ernie Butler in a welter
weight joust, and Leroy Fleming vs.
Jimmy Johnson in a light-heav
scrap. Another four -rounder will b
announced at ringside.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Three Register Doubles
In Sailing Contests

Thirty boats participated in the
Potomac River Sailing Associa tion's
spring series regatta yesterday OF
Hams Point and Bill welch, Bill
Feight and 1t. Col. Hank jackson
registered double wins.
Welch's twin-victory was In the
lightning class races where his
Ranger beat out Nashs Adela twice.
Felghts Foxy, 14-foot dinghy,
crossed the finish line twice in the
lead in the handicap events. and
jackson brought his Caprice across
first in both the 20-foot class races.
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Spring after posting SOS yesterday.
Ault paired with Johnny Atlas to
whip Burnet and Jim HUNT, 3 and 2
The Israels dominated blind bogey
tournaments staged for the benefit
of the PGA rehabilitation fund at
Chevy Chase. P. N. Israel, jr.,
teamed with Mrs. Albert Walker in
scoring 203-47-156 to win the
mixed event, while P. N. Israers
89-19-79 tied Comdr. John Shaw.
who had 97-18-7s, In the mems
event. The women's blind bogey
went to Mrs. Charles D. Hayes with
105-15-90.
A playoff next Sunday will be
necessary to decide the winner of
the annual Sam Mosby Memorial
putting contest at Washington
where DR.. w. R. McLister and
George Price negotiated the 18-hole
putting course in 80 strokes each.
Howard NOrdlinger's rs captured
low gross honors in Woodmont' S
sweepstakes, while Ellis Edlowitz
shot 81-8-73 to top the handicap
class. Bob Phillipson's 88-11-77
took second low net honors. In class
B the winners were DR.. Dan Gevin-
son, 97-30-67, and Capt. Fred
Bashwitz. 87-16-71.
First-round match results In the
annual club title tourney were as
| follows:
First flight-Dr c. H. Sheldon de-
feated Willard Goldheim, up; J.
w. Jacobs drew a bye; Howard
Nordlinger defeated j. E. Harris,
and /; Ed Workman drew a bye;
Ellis Edlowitz defeated Jules Letter,
2 and /; Bob Phillipson defeated
Cabot Feldman, S and 4; Milton
Harris defeated Bert Lefkowitz,
and 4; Jules Winkleman drew a bye
Second flight-Irving Berger de-
feated Jack Rubin, and 8; Dave
Dubb defeated Sylvan Blechman, 4
and 3; DR.. Joe Friendman defeated
Nate Diamond, 4 and 3; Sam
Schwartz defeated I. A. Peake, 2 and
/; Al Small won by default, Fred
Dashwitz defeated Morris Gewirz
and 8; DR.. Alex Case defeated DR.
jerome Livingston, and 8; DR.. Her
man Bernstein defeated DR.. Louis
Schwartz, S and 4.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
En &r Sports Fers Beaten Dona Rookie Mark of ~ Row Stands
Trial of Durocher, Policeman
On Assault Charge DELAYED

John Christian, FL, spectator at
Saturday nights Brooklyn-Phila-
delphia game.
A short affidavit, signed by De-
tective James Gallery, said the two
men struck Christian on the head
and face with a dark object in
their hands," and that Durocher
also hit him with his fists.
Christian, said by police to have
received a medical discharge from
the glider troops because of knife
injury, said he was beaten because
he heckled the Brooklyn manager.
He is in Kings County Hospita
with fractured jaw and other in
juries.
The judge continued Durochel
and Moore in 81 900 bail each.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Second Exum for Boudreuu

CLEVELAND, June II P).-Lou
Boudreau, 27-year-old shortstop.
manager of the Cleveland Indians
will report at the induction station
here tomorrow for his second draft
examination within year. He wa.
classified 4-F last summer because
of an arthritic condition in hi.
ankles.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Win, Lose or Draw
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Povots Defect CompIicotes Job of DOPING Preokness

horse racing Handicapped gets
with another
his pencil and begin figuring all again. Consider the Prekn
with the Derby you'd think he would mortal cinch
Baltimore but The things
original of Washington.
First the test Derby
the slightly longer 1Amle Then consider the
weather Hoop looked though he had duck in his breeding
wadng through the Churchill Downs
track Alexis Darby Deppe might make Junior resemble fugitive
from huckse On the other hand Hoop might by IL
instead of six lengths good track.
But the hoss park Boswes all those things
ordnated and reduced then added
such as Pavo to upset their calculations Pavot unbeaen cham
of the 2yeaods last didn't help the seecto by
himself whipped Polnesan Whers Mile Belmont
Park last Immediately they begin wonder needed
that because his the
thing overlook Hoops perform
but call advance yourself
Handicapped who knows his business.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Start Of Legion Serie!
Spiced by Chandler
In Pre-Game Talk

The American Legion junior base.
ball flag hunt was on in earnest to-
day after mass opening game cere.
monies yesterday on the North
Elnpse at which Senator Happy
Chandler, new baseball commits
sioner. addressed all eight teams
and officially launched the series by
throwing a ball to the captain OF
each home team.
Chandler talked briefly. empha
sizing clean sportsmanship as a
means of developing national char
| acter and as preparation fol-
building an alert soldiery to defend
the Nation in any future war. A,
the conclusion of his remarks he was
introduced to every member of each
team by Lester H. Steinem, depart.
ment athletic commission chairman
! Department Comdr. Lee Penning
ton, Mike Cyganels and Jim Munro
also members Of the athletic com.
mission, the National Guard ol
Honor and the Fort Stevens Drum
and Bugle Corps turned out for the
ceremonies.
Rufus Webb's relief pitching fol
National Cathedral Post and Kaiser's
timely hitting for G. P. o. featured
the games. Webb went to Joe
Clery's relief in the third and helc
Fort Stevens scoreless over the res,
of the rout as his mates won, 81
while Kaiser's triple with two mer
on in the seventh clinched G. P. OK
So win over Costello.
| Costello - Ol0 O02 00-3 g
| J. P. O.- O02 003 0X-5
Jones and Colbert; Witzel and Kins.
! Bunker Hill - 400 026-1l Is
! Police and Fire 002 OLE
Miles and De George; Mead and cohsn
Fort Dupont 100 400 %
George Washington oil 001 % .
Panalla and Higgins; Nesri and caven
Nafl Cathedral 600 sol eoo-a Is :
Fort Stevens 100 600 000-I &
Clery, Webb and Terrett; Gor snc
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Bolestri's Victory Over Pc Club
Champ Marks Duy on Links

At least one champion had fallen
by the Wayside today in intraclub
competition as Joe BaleStri defeated
Edgie johnson, 2 and l, in the first
round of the Board of Governors
Cup at Prince Georges. But Belle
Haven Champion Mike Duffy served
notice he intends to stick around for
a spell by posting 76 to take the
medal in the annual Belle Haven
Bowl Tournament.
Favorites had rough going at
Prince Georges, where Pat Nealis,
co-medalist with Joe Lockwood, was
eliminated by Jess Baggett, l up, on
the 10Th hole. In other champion
ship flight matches Lockwood de-
feated B. MCGOWAN. l up; Charles
Kindred downed John Blair, l up;
Jim Plummer won by default; Billy
Burns defeated Jerry Burch, and
/; O. L. Young downed John Evans,
2 and l, and Bob Bowie ousted
Arnie Prada, up.
While the men were having their
ups and downs Mrs. Marion Russell
and Mrs. o. L. Young gained the
final round of the women's spring
tournament. defeating Mrs. Arthur
Keefer, 4 and 3, and Mrs. Flora
Kramer, up, in 19 holes, respec-
lively.
Third feature at Prince Georges
saw the British Admiralty team
trounce the Royal Australian All
Force, and /.
Duffy will meet Harry Sharpe in
his first-round match at Belle Haven
Other pairings are 1t. Roberts (83)
VS.. A. Sinclair (88), Jack Kurtz
(8D VS.. L. Kane (8D, Lynn Gas
kins (84 VS.. Felix Belair (87)
/ Charles Elliott (8D VS.. Maj. w. S
Skelly (8D, Maj. B. Bates (84) VS.
1t. Dawson (sD, Capt. Harold
Jones (s3) VS.. c. c. Heath (8D
Andy Clarke (85) VS.. Harrison EN-.
hardt (84.
Rock Creek was reported still
smoking today after Claude Rippy
and Cliff Spencer scored a scorch.
ing IS and 66 over the roller-coastel
course. Rippy paired with George
Voigt to defeat Spencer and A
Price, l up, in an exhibition thai
netted 500 for the Middle Atlantic
PGA rehabilitation fund.
An even lower score was posted
at Anacostia, where Earl Marcy
former national public links cham
pion, posted 3-under par 64.~ Will
bur w. Seay turned in a card OF
IS. T. Welby Kines and Bob March
Federal Golf Association champ
downed Sergts.: Ken Wood and Dor
Temple of Boiling Field, 2 and /.
Stewart Warn didn't need all Of
his IA handicap strokes to take pos.
session of the Chamberlain Trophy
at Kenwood, finishing with three tc
spare over Runnerup J. C. Goodman
Warm posted a l54-14-140 for the
36-hole test, while Goodman hac
153-10-143. l.. B. Sharp's 1914
IA took third prize.
1t. John Molyneaux won the Clas
B title with 164-18-146, and s. r
Foster was Glass c victor with 176.
N-l46.
Eddie ANlt and volney Burnet
own "a unoAeia record for Ladtaa
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Falls Church Shades
Herndon to Top Loop

Falls Church gained undisputed
possession of first place in the Fair
fax County Firemen's League by
edging second-place Herndon, Sd,
yesterday at Herndon.
In other league tilts, Fairfax de-
feated Mclean, 9-3; Annandale
blanked Clifton, 1910, and Vienna
trounced Franconia, 21-0.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Bethesda Nine Is Winner

Bethesda drove Buck Henry from
the hill in the sixth inning yester-
day as it downed Mount Pleasant,
80, behind Charley Pugh's two-hit
pitching.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Virginia Tigers Nipped

The Virginia Black Sox turned
back the Virginia Tigers, 81. in a
10-inning game at Vienna yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Phi|Iies Swap Kennedy
For FIoqer of Reds

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. June liver
non Kennedy, Phillies' pitcher, has
been traded to Cincinnati for In
fielder Walter Flager.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIO

MOnCrtdI, b-Ut baItlmOre, Do.
Newark, 6; Buffalo. .
Rochester, 10: Syracuse, 8.
l0n1Y names
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Eddie Aglt and volnsy Burnett
own an unoAeiA record for Indtan
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Spring after posting SOS yesterday
Ault paired with Johnny Atlas tc
whip Burnet and Jim HUNT, and 2
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Toledo, a.; Minneapolis, 3-S.
St. Paul. Id: Columbus, 6-2.
Milwaukee, 81; Indianapolis. 3-2.
Louisville, 3-5; Kansas City, %
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
Wash Cookie
Jar Frequently

THE COOKIE jar is an
A american institution which
means much 70 the school child
and 10 Dad too, as he collects
a handful on his way through
the kitchen 10 an outdoors
chore. II is a wise mother who
always keeps her cookie jar
we'll filled and fragrantiy tempt
ing.
Every housewife knows that a
regular weekly washing OF the
bread-box is a must 10 prevent
mold, but not every one realizes
that washing the cookie jar IS
just as important.
All containers for cookies,
cakes, or crackers should regu-
larly be washed inside and out
with warm soap suds-and
should then be wiped with a
towel and put out in the SUM-
shine to dry and air before being
refilled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
Lawn Care
Due This Week

THERE ARE two things to
remember about lawn care this
week. The first is to get rid of
those perennial weeds now by
pulling them up or digging
them out while the ground is
still moist and soft.
\ The second thing is TO rake
Nhe lawn well. using a wooden
or bamboo rake, not a metal
one. Metal teeth are too prone
TO pull up the grass plants by
the roots. The raking process
cleans out the dead grass and
loosens the upper layer of soil.
The removal OF the dead grass
gives he new shoots a better
chance 10 grow. boosening OF
soil gives the roots more air.
Even il you don't need to do
any reseeding this year. don't
forget to feed your lawn with
a regular fertilizer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

IERE pleasant little game that will give message
IL every day numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters your first II the number
letters subtract a. IT the number less than
add result your key number Start at the upper left
check Of key
numbers left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU 3-25
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