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Evening star., 1945-10-26

acres. 800 #. on boulevard, near Laurel
Nd; 21a-story, basement, 10-room house
essl ss or sfsd
$4,000, unfurnished. Also 2-story, base
ment, .6-room house, on ga acres of loyel,
trees. 1t could be worked Is small farm
Grated. $4,000. Excellent bus service t,
w Moops. as i aofth seSb. isSa for sppointment 81
BERWYN - ? acres, s-room house. Of
tstion immediately at hand. Suburban at
terms EVANSVILLE INVESTMENT CO.
INC, End floor. 530s Baltimore ave. UN
BETHESDA-Twe as new as most 2-bed
esnt:r,hallgay plan Screened sig SIDE "1 peG1ch 3
fss5cesn sc ss Pflsf Wisconsin saasse ave- Lee eols
and shower, modern kitchen, knotty pin
ns sGaso f00m with 'a saoo 0Deo Down PRosERf
vie. VII Nd Wa. $500.
home. Detached srieE isas sfamiiy M home fS s0i j
new section Ct Hyattsvilie. Practical;
new. Separate entrances and porches
s.s sasn apt .e s.n .na ysTy .hsV ssss M
dinette with new stove, refriserator an,
cleo. fans. Front and rear entrances
apt, rented ~ 300, otner being held va
cant for new owner Price. $I2.750
ave. Hyattsyille, Nd: WA. 5000.
HYATTSFILLE New brick bungalow
S9.250. 5 large rooms, fireplace. sid
sseia issSs iRosrssT' ntD pss cS & nso
sN1%r g:ls,1%%STs ayex rHyattsyiIIs sl,, Nd VA 1900
SC sehool-t-room and th'l bath modern nnsp.si bricI
with finished rooms in attic. buiit-il
2.sar garass; basement, h.-w.h. sles
tractive terms. Cali w. L. Primrose, b. Il
JOHNSON Co, MA. s296. Ewes, WA. s4sa
SEVERAL 2-story brick homes, 8 month
ole priced from S10,750. PERRY BoS
WELL, INC. 1904 Rhode Island avs
MMYAATTsviiLLE-ss. MA aRspi 500 Brick BUNGALOW
2 years old. 2 bedrms., large insulate
attic. Full basement, Fenced lot Range
refrigerator, Venetian blinds storm win
COWS and doors. Possession 10 days Sub
stantial cash payment. PERRY BOSWELL
HYATTSvILLE-ST.9 $50. Iia-story fran
blngalow, 5 rooms bath, inciosed porch
finished attic, full basement, oil heat, extrl
lot: Possession 1b days. PERRY Bcs
WELL INC, 1904 Rhode Island ave
H9ATTHsviiLLE = se,s6o. vacant. 1M
story brick bunealow, years old. Q bed
rms, liv. rni., din. rin., kitchen. bath
st. moor. Large bedrm., End hcor. Ful
basement with lavatory. H.-w.h. ecreenet
irort ira .eo porch Gcnysnss5t Sy transEcrt.t.0l
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ences. Beautiful lawn with large old tree
N hnd fsr sma etrssm en-
ARLTSSToN-House completed April
d sa5 ,atS LYING 9th room spovsr oon ssehsn
rooms and bath; FUN basement: iaIse lot
sos On auto to sSs ge roafd s
MODERN DETACHED BRICK. Arlington
Va. vicinity Glebe I'd. and Lee highway
2 baths. modern kitchen. electric stove ant
REFRIGERATOR, screened side porch, large lot
assrs o 81 s1aeSed
cash required. For INSPECTION, call DIx1l
Realty G9;s Ma; SIS ssso. r.pu ;, %,
tervile iss acre acres G q fertile, lnduisnt crop
aas as and sts 20 ca II w. sa g. ssE s@S
102 Vienna. after 8 pm; for appointment
%EsT 81 sasHsas' fxITs causeH Il ssaHa.y good
treets and .nne shrnbbery. near bus, store.
and parochial schools. First hoor. Nv
snss sa s sa poren eRsfs eR fsshe a'n
nice bedrooms and bath: Attic nnishhss nshs
large bedroom. Basement. coal C, ~ iIrnst nat
L
water heat. Good 2-car garage, work
bench. hne garden ground A good placl
| to live. Price $4,000, So. 800 cash ant
terms: EAsTMAN 4 STEELE. Fall
ii IL MILES 10 y. Go acres q ter.il
land, with spring and stream: 7-rm. frarn
house and good outbuildings. with elec
RUNNING water, bath and telephone. Prise @
$4,000: $4,000 cash and terms. EAST
NAN 4 STEELE. Realtors, FAILS Cnurci
VACANT NOV. 18th. Alexandra, va-Roy
brick, less than q years old; 3 bedrooms
| tile bath, living room, dining room, mod
ern Kitchen; bu,lt-in cabinets, refriEerator
Venetian blinds. FENCED yard; conyenien
to-, Pentason: S1Q. $50 For inspect'on
ican DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
BY OWNER-Open 2 to 5, daily; vacant
move in today: with $4,000 cash and S7l
mo-. close to I0c bus, school stores
lovely neishboIhood; unusually well
rms and bath, nreplace rsfrigerator
Irving St, Turn left 70 1901 n goth rd:
unnnished; live in while ycu nnish; Ma
drillon Farms. school bus. Raise chickens
City, miles. Bus, block2 BO6a
REALTf. CH. SOFT: not Sunday.
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Evening star., 1945-05-29
Cameo ,Busanda Mines
Duel for First Place

Cameo and Busanda's Industrial
League duel held the sandlot spot
light today with first place at stake.
while the pacemaking Army War
College was slated to meet Army
Medical Center in the Military
League.
Busanda. winner of it's two league
starts, could take firm grip on the
lead by beating the furniture men,
A loss would knock it into a tie for
second with Heurich Brewers, who
yesterday mauled Naval Receiving
Station. 1911. for the most lopsided
count recorded on the lots this sea-
son. A loss for Cameo would send
it back to third place.
Back Barry's two-hit twirling and
Pepco Barry's four hits in five times
at bat set the pace for Heurich yes
terday. Seven runs in the third
clinched matters, but Huck Stahl
and Joe Valenti cracked out homers
to be sure of it. Jay Booths homer
in the second for the Sailors saved
them for a shutout.
Fort Myer, meanwhile. exchanged
places with Andrews Field in the
Military loop. moving from third
to second on ST. victory over the
Flyers. Woodie Woodfield set down
the losers with four-hit job, giving
up the lone marker in the seventh
after his mates had built up a safe
lead. Syrang held the winners to
three hits, but was the victim of
arrofir c,,ry,orf
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Terry-Bee Bee Bout Victor
To GET Shot al Graziano

District fans may get a gander at
Rocky Graziano, sensational winner
over Al Dummy Davis in Madison
Square Garden last week, if Bee Bee
Washington crashes through Mon
day night. Two Bees, star George
town middleweight, tangles with
frankie Terry of New York in a
Griffith Stadium 10-rounder. and a
bout with the Rock goes with the
purse. If Terry wins the Graziano
bout goes to New York.
That was the promise made today
by Bo Bregman, Washington's pilot,
as the Foggy Bottom biffer opened
public drills at the Apollo gym.
Bregman said that he had opened
negotiations with Irving Cohen
Grazianos manager, pending Bee
Bees showing against Terry Mon
day night.
Two Bees is rated as one Of the
best middleweights ever developed
here, but railbirds feel he may be
in for rough going against Terry, a
tough Manhattan Italian who has
beaten Graziano and some other
good bows,
Evening star., 1945-05-29
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Woman golfers have new trophy
for which to play this year, pre-
sented to the Women's District
Golf Association by Radio Station
WMAL, owned by The Star. The
WMAL prize is in addition to
the two Star cup Journeys in class
A and B, scheduled for August IA
and "a. The tourney for the new
trophy will be played among classes
B golfers at Columbia either Au-
gust 10 or 81.
Donation Of the WMAL Trophy
makes six awards each in the two
handicap classes of the WDGA.
The trophy was accepted at yester-
days Executive Committee meeting
at Columbia.
The women decided to hold a
Maryland State Golf Association
championship over three courses in
October. Dates chosen. to be rati-
fed later, are October 16. II and 18.
and the affair-at 81 holes medal
PLAYS planned for Indian Spring,
Chevy Chase and Kenwood, in that
order.
The women also have decided to
hold pro-lady tourney, possibly at
Chevy Chase, either on June 18 or
Is, with all money raised from entry
fees to 60 to the PGA rehabilitation
fund for wounded veterans. Each
pro will have six feminine partners.
He will play one nine with each
group of three partners.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Tennis DeudIine
Two Days Awuy

Tennis players have two more
days to enter The Stars annual
City of Washington tournament
which opens Saturday on the
Rock Creek courts under the di-
rection Of Austin Rice and Pro
Chico Rodriguez.
Entries are being accepted by
Bill Shreve of the District Tennis
Association at the Tennis Shop.
The fees sre So for singles and
SO a couple for doubles. Pair
ings will made Thursday night
and published Friday.
With large field assured in
both mems and womens classes,
entrants are requested to state
the times they desire to play
Saturday.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Raider Nine Suddenly
Is Title Threat After
Victory in Clutch
Watch out for Western!

Watch out for Western!
That may be the keynote OF the
approaching interhigh baseball play
offs as the Red Raiders go into
Fridays first round with a can't
be-licked spirit and plenty of luck.
Don't be startled if those underdog
Westerners, kicked all over the cir
cult this year, come out on top.
A few weeks back Wastern was
Joke team, bearing no resemblance
to the great nine that won the 1914
title. Gene Gould, Coach Cliff
Moore's one-man pitching staff, was
of form. The Raiders heavy artil-
lery, Jack Castro and Nick Chanaka,
were being advised to see Mr.. Tash,
the manager, because they weren't
hitting. Western took bad beating
from Eastern, another from Coolidge
and then got knocked of by Central.
Raiders Win Clutch Game.
The word around the loop was
that the champs were through,
washed up, but they forgot to tell
the Raiders about it. Suddenly
catching fire, Western slapped down
Wilson, then a favorite to cop the
pennant, and went on to beat Tech.
Yesterday, with the chips down,
Western met Wilson in playoh Of
a tie in the standings and the right
to go into the playon games. Using
combination Of clutch-hitting
three-hit hurting by Gould and a
rabbits foot, the Westerners won
again, / to 0, and today find them
selves in third place.
Dope was that Westerns oppo-
nent in Fridays battles wouldn't
come out of today's final games in
the regular round robin when East
ern was to visit Tech and Coolidge
planned to journey to Anacostia. but
from the toss of a coin. Eastern
and Coolidge, tied for the league
lead prior to today's games, were
favored heavily to win and stay
that way
Coin May Be Fateful.
A coin flip, in fact, could play q
big part in the series outcome
Western, in the No. 3 position, is to
play the NO team, ana the RAID
ers are hoping Eastern wins the
toss, so they can warm up or
Coolidge before meeting the Ram.
blers.
Western also Is hoping its luci
holds. Some one jinxed that Wilson
infield yesterday in the midst of {
pitching duel between Gould anc
Rufus Webb. The two fingers per.
mitted but three hits apiece, but 81,
errors by Wilson gave Western tn,
decision.
After six scoreless innings of grea
pitching Western pushed in the win
ming run when Dick Taylor got t,
second on a Wilson bobble and cam,
in on another tumble followin,
Chanaka's single.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Twilight Holiday
Bill Brinqs Brown!

Washington gets its first tv i
light-night double-header of t e
season tomorrow night, starti 9
at $50 in GrifIith Stadium, aft
a two-day baseball holiday. {
Louis league champion Brown !.
the club that beat the Mats twice
and tied them once early this
month, will be the guests.
That rained-out game last night
with Detroit's Tigers couldn't be
played of tonight because the
Western club couldn't make train
connections in time for its Me-
mortal Day twin-bill with the
Yankees tomorrow in New York
It's a daytime affair.
Dutch Leonard and Marino Pie
retti will do the pitching for the
Mats tomorrow night. Roger Wolf
will not appear on the hill dur
ing the Browns series. He was
called to Chester. Ill. yester-
day for the funeral Of his father,
who was killed in an automobile
accident.-J, B. K.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
President's Cup Regatta Group
KEEPS PREPARED for Renewal

Chances of resumption Of the
Presidents Cup Regatta this Sep.
tember are slim, but officials are
keeping their organization intact
for the day when Washington's
combined sail and power show car
start again-perhaps in 1916.
That was the feeling of regatta
bigwigs who gathered recently
with Government officials and
former cup regatta racers for an
informal dinner party at the Shore
ham Hotel.
r. Aubrey Bogley, general chair
man of the regatta. sums it up this
way: While we are not contem-
plating a 1945 regatta. we definitely
are looking forward to the revival
of that great event at the earliest
possible date"
Officials are not ruling out the
possibility that the big marine show
may go on next year-the first time
since 1910. That year both power
and sail events were held. In 1941
the sailors had the show to them
selves. After that, war put an end
Evening star., 1945-05-29

to nearly racing on a regatta scale
Two well-known racing men, both
participants in prewar regattas
were at the dinner. They were
Bandmaster Guy Lombardo, who is
playing an engagement at a loca.
theater. and Maj Mel Crook. Lom-
bardo races in the 225-cubic Inch
hydroplane class and is chairman OF
an American Power Boat Associa-
ton committee studying postwar
rule changes for the class. Crook
is an outstanding Gold Cup racer.
Others who attended the af-
fair were: Rear Admiral L. o.
Colbert, director of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, and Mrs. Colbert;
Capt. Merlin O'Neill of Coast Guard
headquarters, and Mrs. O'Neill;
Col. Joseph D. Arthur, jr., Assistant
Engineer Commissioner for the
District, and Mrs. Arthur; Edward
C. Baltz, president of the Cup Re
gatta Association, and Mrs Baltz:
John A. Remon, past president of
the association and president of the
APBA, and Mrs. Remon, and Mr.
and Mrs. BOpley..
Evening star., 1945-05-29
6. u. Prep, Bethesda
Win on Hot Hur|inq

Yesterdays two prep school ball
games were featured by the out
standing hurting of the winning
pitchers as Georgetown Prep
blanked St Anthonys. 60, and
Bethesda edged Dewitt, 81.
Bob O'Connor, on the mound for
Georgetown, gave up a lone hit
while striking out 10 on the Catho-
lie University diamond for his third
win of the season and the Prep
mems sixth.
Georgetown Prep O2o 10 o-6 5 9
St. Anthony's ~ 600 600 90 3
Batteries--o Connor and Eckert: Cha
ney and Colbert.
Herbie Benson did the honors
for Bethesda IN its final game. al
lowing the visitors but two hits.
The win We5 the Barons' 18th for
the year.
Dewitt - 600 600 ii ? 9
Bethesda 200 900 l. 3
Batteries-Greenville and Goettlins
Benson and Chappell.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Lundon Netmen Seekin
9th Win in Final Tilt

Landon Schools tennis tear
winds up its season tomorrow in
match with Coolidge. Yesterds
Landon scored its seventh triumph
by whipping Wilson, To. Results
sinsles-G.- Thomas tw) defeated Yatt
Barker tWl. s-3, 2-6, s-o: simpso
L) defeated Shepard (Wl. 81. g.
Gardner o. defeated JANE (w), 6-I
81; Manfuso ID defeated Silverthorr
.W.l. g., l2-10; Lewis I'D defeated
W; Thomas tWg. 6-3. e.
Doubles-G. Thomas and Barker fw
6-1; Bosley and Gardner I) defeate
Shepard and Jaffe tW), 6-1, 81; Levi
and Manfuso I) defeated Silverthorn an;
w Thomas tWD. 6-3. IS
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Western Golfers Gain
Second Spot in Series

Westerns golf team now holds
second place in the interhigh series
after trimming Tech. 81, yester-
day at Woodmont. Results:
| Swartwout tW) defeated Beck and
5; Campbell CWl defeated Guild, and
5. Best ball-Western. and 6.
| Binswanger tT) defeated Pritchard, I
! Thomas. md s. Best ball-Western,
| 7 and s.
Uhler tW) defeated Gonyer. 5 and 4
Smith tWl defeated Seaton, IL and &.
! Best ball-Western, 6 and 4
Evening star., 1945-05-29
B.-C. 6. Girl SoftboIIer.
Halt Goithersburq

Bethesda Chevy Chase High Scho'
girls softball team today boasted
1876 triumph over the hitherto ur
defeated Gaithersburs maids. wi
earlier had beaten BIC. c., g.
Diane Burgess pitched yesterday
victory.
Today, BIC c.. which has q ret
ord of 3 wins, ties and 2 defea
was to end its campaign by battlir
the crack Washington-Lee team.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PROvIDENCE.-Ra Zannelli, $50,
Providence, knocked out Eddie Buddy"
ssgnasrs 155 New YORK o Ghsrlie as1rns
HaEEIRs NkW HnVaHhyo.1 1tsH csys1ana Hn.sio & ,asx
IN, New Haven, outpointed Wadell
wasshiInygtSn,t ya,t ia, worcester. 8. TIL
1924, Fresno, Calf, outpointed Lige
Drew, $50. sprineneld. 10; Bgrl Char
James, $50. Waterbury, Conn, 6.
MIAMI-Chico Morales, 1875, Ha-
yana. outpointed Kuko Ortiz, 120,
CHICAGO.-Bob Satterfield, III,
Chicago. and Johnny Vorce, 1861, De-
troit, drew, 8: Bill Peterson, 2Ol, In
diana Harbor, Ind, outpointed Young
st1!i Observation-Disclosures idfisoh1; 2. rinazzo, 1ss.
Baltimore, outpointed Howard Ben
nett. 172A, Baltimore. 10; Jimmy
Bell. 1873, Washington. outpointed
Charley Crump, 1S4, Baltimore, 10.
Detroit. outpointed Sampson Powell,
103, Detroit, 10.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Hitting Averages Drop
As Holmes, Cuccine||o
Remain as Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Battin~
averages continued to level OF in
the major leagues today, but Tom
my Holmes of the Boston Braves
and Tony Cuccineno of the Chicago
White Sox still led the parade in
their respective circuits at the end
Of six weeks of play.
Holmes had dropped "a points t.
.402, the best in either league, and
Cuccinello had slipped % to 1888, ac-
cording to averages including Sun
days games.
The 10 leading hitters in each
league, based on IS or more times
at bat:
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Conquer Giants -Four
Times During Streak;
White Sox Recover
BY JACK HAND,

Associated Press sports Writer.
Pittsburgh is beginning to live up
to its press notices after miserable
spring start and Is showing serious
intentions toward its first pennant
since 1927.
Seven straight victories have re-
kindled Forber Field interest that
was redhot late last summer when
the Bucs knocked st. Louis around
the lot in a wild but futile spurt.
However, Pittsburgh fans still re-
member the 1888 folding job and are
cautious.
Of season gossip tabled the Pi-
rates as the Cards most serious op-
position and many experts" went
overheard on Frankie Frisch's
chances of dethroning the Red
Birds.
But the club was almost left at
the post, winning only two Of its
first nine starts against the Reds
and Cubs, and f1oundering under the
500 mark until the Eastern teams
moved West.
Bucs Pick on Giants.
After trimming New York in the
second game of a Polo Grounds
double header May 20, the Pirates
returned home and beat the Giants
the next night, then took three in
row from Boston and have won
two straight from New York in the
current series.
1t took Frisch two days to win
the second tilt from the leaders.
Carrying over a 1915 lead in a
suspended" game Of Sunday, the
Pirates made it certain, lis, when
they finished it yesterday. Rain
saved the Giants from another pos
sible setback as Pittsburgh led 20
at the end of four innings and
needed only three more outs to
make it legal when the game was
postponed.
Brooklyn continued to fade, drop
ping a So tilt to Chicago and sink
ing into fourth place three per-
centage points behind Pittsburgh
and the Cubs, tied for second. Paul
Derringer gave the Dodgers a shove
down the ladder with an eight-hit-
ter for his sixth victory, decisioning
Rookie Ray Hathaway who was
making his first big league start.
Cincinnati drew only 2,620 paying
customers, smallest night crowd of
the year in the city that inaugurated
after dark play in the majors 10
years ago, but the Reds pulled one
out of the fire, 81, over Boston in
IL innings.
Masi's Wild Heave Costly.
Nate Andrews had Cincy shut out,
10, going into the last of the ninth
on Tommy Holmes third homer of
the year when two-base error-a
wild heave by Phil Mast and an out
field fly permitted Gee Walker to
tie it up. Eddie Miller's single
finally broke it up in the 18th. earn
ing Freshman Howard Fox his first
decision and handing Andrews a
fourth tough setback.
The Philadelphia Louis night
tilt in the National and the Cleve-
land Philadelphia, Detroit Wash
ington and st. Louis-New York
contests in the American we're
rained out.
Only American League action
found Chicago swapping out of
six-game losing streak to blister
Boston. 8-6. after Manager Jimmy
Dykes called off hitting practice and
delivered clubhouse pregame
grafton.
Tony Cuccinello responded with
perfect four -for-four afternoon
to lead the attack on Rex Cecil
and three relief men. Bob johnson
delivered a three-run homer, No. 6
Of the campaign, and Dave (Shut-
OUT Ferriss came through with a
pinch single for the losing cause.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Delaware Park Starts Today:
Jockey Garner Is Suspended

Grafton, compared to $7,l33,106 the
first week. Figures for the nine-day
Sportsmans Park meeting at Chi
cago are: Attendance, 1880, and
total bets, 81, 4,744,932.
Jockeys Eddie Arcaro, Mike CAT
farella and Nick Jemas figured in a
three-horse spill in the featured
Rostand Purse at Jamaica yesterday
Arcaro and Caffarella received a bad
shaking up, but rode in the next
race. Jemas, contract rider for Will
liam Helis, suffered a possible broken
nose and was taken to hospital fol
careful checkup. Their mounts
Hillyer Court, zacotilla and Turn
plate, were not injured.
The Millbrook Stables Hal, IS 4C
favorite, steered clear of the pile-ur
and went on to win the mile and
one sixteenth test by three lengths
in, 1:464s.
Winners of featured races at other
tracks included: Cake Gravy, $40, at
Narragansett; Ghost Hunt. $3.50, al
Hawthorne, and Some Man, $500, al
Churchill Downs.
Alexis, Kentucky Derby hope and
two time winner at Pimlicos spring
meeting, arrived at Jamaica yester-
day to prepare for his Wood Memo
rial engagement Decoration Day.
Latest workouts by Derby candi-
dates include: Bymeabond, 1852 fol
mile and one-eighth; Sea Swallow
1:4225 for the mile, and Fighting
Step, 1:534s for the mile and one
eighth.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Red Sox Option Cecil
To Louisville Form
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 20. - Rex Cecil,
right-handed pitcher purchased
from the San Diego Pacific Coast
League club, has been let out on op-
ton to the Louisville Farm team by
the Boston Red Sox. He was charged
with his fifth defeat in seven starts
yesterday when the Chicago White
Sox blasted him out of the box in
the fifth inning.
After joining the Red Sox in mid
season last year, the 200-pound
finger won four and lost five. His
first Red Sox win was a 13-inning
game against the st. Louis Browns
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Navy Is Taking Howell, ,
Former Eustern Stur

Dixie Howell, Eastern High all
high guard of last season who re-
ceived an athletic scholarship al
the University of Alabama, reports
to the Navy on Friday for induc-
ton.
When he was graduated from
Eastern, Dixie married and enrolled
at Alabama, but returned here re-
Gently to await induction.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
BY the Associated Press.

Sy Inc ASSUCldlcu TIcSS
Cozy little Delaware Park at
Stanton, Del, where record S23,-
$4,000 was wagered last year. opens
its 30-day meeting today Feature
of the opening day card is the $780,
added Christiarra Stake, a-fur-
long sprint for 2-year-olds. Given
Rossiter's General Don was an 8-to-5
favorite in the overnight odds with
the Cedar Farms Lovemenow s.
to- second choice.
Jockey Willie Garner has been sus-
pended for the remainder of the
Churchill Downs meeting for inter-
ference with Some Man yesterday
Garner was up on Busyridge, who
finished first but wa disqualified
Apprentice Arthur Fischer, whose
mount Bozie was disqualified in an
earlier race, was given 30-day sus-
pension.
Betting at Santa Anita totaled
S8.738.617 for its second week of op-
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Ace Softly HurIer to Toll

Mount Rainier will start its ace
hurler, Charley Callow, against the
Atlas Club ten tonight in the fea-
ture of a twin bill at Washington
Stadium. Previously Royal Restau-
rant will play Castleberry's Autos at
7:45. Last nights games were
rained out.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Gonzoeo Nine Is Victor
On Crunston's 2-Hitter

Gonzaga's nine defeated Anacos-
tia, 7-3, yesterday behind the two
hit pitching of Scotty Cranston.
Anacostia 300 900 0-3 2
Gonzaga -- O20 122 x-7 2 3
Batteries-o'Hare and Dinkens: Gran
| ston and Flint.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Burcroft Wins Junior Tests

Bancroft School was in front by
l6 points as it won the Division c
trials of thf Junior Olympics yes
terday at the Columbia Recreation
Center with a total of ST. Cooke
was second with A.. Sacred Heart
third with 1917 and John @. Adams
fourth With 9R.