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Evening star., 1946-06-26
Worsham Is Favorite
In Maryland Event
|For Servicemen
Special Dispoteh 10 The Ssor

BALTIMORE, June 26.-Wash-
ington's Lew Worsham, golf pro at
Congressional Country Club, Is the
favorite to win first prize Of $3.50 In
the pro division of the first Mary
land servicemen's golf champion
ship, to be played tomorrow and
Friday at the Rolling Road Club.
Six District pros and several anna
teurs are in the field of 408 that
will play 36 holes, 18 each day. The
Baltimore News Post, sponsor of
the event, announced that more
than 100 of the Baltimoreans en-
tered will play today in order to
accommodate the remainder of the
players tomorrow. In addition to
$500 In pro prizes the amateurs will
compete for $500 in special prizes,
while $4,000 will be spent in enter
tainment.
The low 1872 players at the end
Of the first round will be divided
into IL flights of 16 players for Fri
days 18-hole windup.
Bob Barnett, pro at the Chevy
Chase Club, who played in the AEF'
championship in France in 1918,
withdrew due to the pressure of
business. Another Washingtonian
is a veteran of World War I. AL
Houghton of Prince Georges, will
compete. Only the pro division Is
open to World War I vets. Pairings
of the Washington pros for Thurs
day: .
10-Charles Bassler, Chevy Chase. with
Jim Flattery;, Forest Park, and Charles
1000 Bolton, unattached, with
tin of Frederick. and Carroll Bogss. Cum
l6:i2SBuck worsham. Chevy Chase.
With Bill Clark. Jim Riley Baltimore
C. &, ,and J. r, Williams. Annapolis
and AL Houghton; PRINCE Georges. with
James, Rafferty,. Forest Park. and Hugh
Mcclellan, Edgewood Arsenal
10 3sNBobby Boyers. Indian Spring.
Boiling. Forest Park. and Jim Callahan,
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Finest Field in Years
Lured 10 San Antonio
For Track Carnival
BY the Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 26.-
The finest field in years-perhaps ir
history-indicated today that cham.
pionship records will be smashed
wholesale in the National AAU track
and field meet.
As an army of athletes, expected
to reach 600. started rolling into Sar
Antonio. at least seven meet marks
and two world standards were put
on the line with 1.-THE Negro from
little Baldwin Wallace College ir
Ohio-Harrison Dillard-tagged a.
the major wrecking man.
Dillard, entered in both the juniol
division Friday night and the senior
class Saturday, will have foul
chances to hang up new marks
He will run in both hurdles anc
seems virtually certain to crack al
least three records.
Has Shown Top Form.
He already has clipped the 12o.
yard high Jump hurdles in AL. The
junior 110-meter hurdles record II
14.2 and the distances are about
the same. He also has run the 220-
yard low hurdles in 22.5 to tie the
world record. The 20O-metel
hurdles record in the junior class
is 23.l and in the senior division is
22.6. The 200-meter hurdles are
more than a yard shorter than 22C
yards.
Five marks are in danger In the
senior class counting billiards. low
hurdles effort. Lennart Strand, the
Swedish flyer is aiming at the 1900.
meter standard which he already
has beaten with a time of 3:46.6-
more than a second under the AAU
record. DR.. Arky Erwin of the New
Orleans A. c., defending champion
in the 400-meter hurdles, ran the
440-yard hurdles in 0:51.3 the other
day and that is several yards farther
than 400 meters. The record for the
latter event in the AAU Is 0:516.
If Bob Fitch of Minnesota is feel
ing anything like himself he should
smash the discus mark and also clip
the world record of 174 feet 1034
inches. Fitch already has sailed the
platter 180 feet %. inches this sea-
son.
Mckinley Another Threat.
The other world-record menace
is Herb Mckinley, the great Negro
runner from Illinois. Mckinley ran
440 yards in 0:46.2 recently to better
the world record for that distance
The 400-meter world record is 46
fiat and that's several yards less
than the 400.
No less an authority than J.
Lyman Bingham of Chicago, as
sistant to the president of the AAU
and for many years an official of this
organization, calls this years entry
the best we've ever had in any AAU
meet. even including Olympic years
when every top-notch track and
field man in the United States was
in tiptop shape
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Junior Swim Entries
ToCIose Tonioht

Entries In the national junior
swim meet scheduled Monday
night at East Potomac pool, will
close with Chairman Joe Bertolini
tonight. He may be reached at his
home, BOT Todd place NE.
The meet will be sponsored by
the District AAU and Govern
ment Services Inc. Championship
events will get underway at 8
pm, following heats in those
races where eliminations are
necessary.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Filipino Gusts Welsh
In 1ristate Tennis

CINCINNATI, June 26-Lanky
Barney Welsh of Rockville, Md,
probably the top player in the Ma
tional Capital area this year, found
his tennis a trifle below Davis Cup
standards as he bowed out Of the
Tristate tournament yesterday
Welsh. seeded 10th, was eliminated
by Felicimo Ampon, kingpin of the
Philippines Davis Cup squad, 64
Ga.
Other rated contestants romped
through the third round, with top
ranking George Richards of San
Diego, Calf, winning from Dick
Mouledous of New Orleans, 60
60. Budd Behrens of Fort Lauder
dale, Fla, seeded second, polished
off AL Bunis of Cincinnati, 60,
6-1.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

quired the services Of q pinch hitter
only one-George Myatt-has OBJ
tanned hit. There have been mo-
ments whsp the Mats could have
won games with more robust reserve
strength, but Bluege has no way Of
injecting ability into his pinch hit
ters.
Washington now has won three
games and lost seven on its cur
rent road trip and those three tri-
umphs also are all the Mats may
display for their last IA games. They
had a Al lead yesterday but that
vanished in the sixth when the
White Sox mustered two runs and
Chicago pushed over their final
two runs in the ninth.
NeWsom was clipped for a run in
the second inning when Don Kollo-
way singled with two out, stole sec
ond and scored on Mike Tresh,s
single to left. Chicago spurted into
20 lead in the third when Thur.
man Tucker doubled. took third as
Luke Appling grounded out and
scored on Taft Wright's outfield fly.
With two out in the fourth the
Mats produced three runs on singles
by Gerry Priddy, Billy Hitchcock,
Newsom and Grace, plus an error by
Appllng. Spence's ninth home run
OF the season, liner into the lower
rightfield stands with none on in the
fifth. gave the Mats AZ advantage.
Dietrich's Finger Fractured.
Newsom wilted In the sixth as the
Sox showed across two runs and
Kennedy, who replaced him and
was charged with the defeat, was
nailed for two runs in the eighth on
walk to Earl Caldwell and singles
by Appling. Wright and Hal Trosky.
Bill Dietrich, who started for the
Sox, was lost to Chicago for a month
when a line drive of Cecil Travis
bat double-fractured his second fin
ger on his right hand.
Leonard was to pursue his seventh
victory here today, with Joe Haynes
slated to hurl for the White Sox.
The Mats will be idle tomorrow.
opening a four game series against
the league-leading Red Sox at Bos-
ton on Friday.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Coulter Reported
Turning Grid Pro

ATLANTA, June 26. i o b
Woodruff, line coach at Georgia
Tech, said today that Dewitt
Coulter, Army's All American
tackle last year, had signed to
play with the New York Giants
of the National Professional
Football League.
Coulter, who withdrew from
West Point recently had an
nounced he would enter Georgia
Tech this fall.
Woodruff said Coulter agreed
to the Giant contract at his home
in Fort Worth, Tex. Woodruff
said he understood the con-
tract called for $4,000 plus a
bonus of $2,500 for signing.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

come in for lot of attention. but
even more important has been his
backswing on ground strokes Bog
ley is working for a shorter swing
with more body in it to increase
his accuracy without sacrificing
power.
A couple of victories at Char
lottesville, regardless of whether OF
not he reaches the final, will en-
hance Gil's chances for a national
ranking this year. That's a worth
while goal, and the tournament ex-
perience will be invaluable to his
future career.
Evening star., 1946-06-26


Totals 80 1924 Totals 1872 10 27 IA
.Batted for Kennedy in ninth
TTrosky reached hrst on catcher'g inter-
ference in fifth.
tBatted for Hohner IN sixth.
Washington - 900 $40 600
Chicago ------- oil O02 o2x-6
Runs-Spence. Priddy, Hitchcock, Early,
fresh, Caldwell. Errors-Early, Appling.
Runs batted in-Newsom. Grace, Spence,
fresh, Wright CD, Hodgin, Tucker, Trosky
Two-base hits-Vernon. Tucker, Hammer,
Kennedy. Home run-Spence. Stolen base
Holloway, Double plays-Early and
Travis; Holloway and Trosky Left on
DISQUALIFICATION, g. Chicago, II. Bases
on balls-Of Newsom, 4; of W. Kennedy,
=: by Hammer, 8; by Caldwell, /. Hits
on Negsom; Z In SO innings: of W. Ken
A. innings: Of Hammer, in / "a innings:
of Caldwell; in 3 innings. winning pitch
eer-Caldwen; losing pitcher. W. Kennedy
Time-2:17. Attendance-2,963.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Griffith Says Coon Should PIoy-Somewher

The fate of Rookie Gil Con far the rest of this is
concerned has been decided according Clark Griffith When
Coan benched St Louis the other and Joe Grace installed
in right field presumably he hits Griffith consulted
play regularly League
I'VE haven't decided said Griffith He ought to be playing
where getting that him anywhere it'll
be o
Chattanooga apart year.
but Griffith points the
OF many veterans ITS doubeA league he said "s almost
fast those peA leagues BESIDES Chattanoogas
Of"
He'll probably wait conferng
with Bluege With ouaelder
Myatt able fill outfeder could without
when he reports at Orlando. Fla. next February.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Leonard to Run Pro Quimt

GLOVERSVILLE. N. Y, June 26
P.-Benny Leonard, former light
weight boxing champion, will oper-
ate the Kingston franchise in the
New York State Professional Bas-
ket Ball League.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

horseshoe ptcner. he is spare 37-year-old cnap
from Montpelier, Ind, and no stranger to Wash
1ngton. But when he dropped in town the other
day it was by invitation of Admiral Nimitz The
Admiral wanted the President to have look at
Risk.
THE President must have watched for IS or
Is minutes" said Jimmy. You know what he said
to Admiral Nimitz? He said, This is the best ap
pointment I've had all week. And he really
interested too. He helped the admiral set up
cigarette in the ground back of the White House
and asked me to ring it without knocking it over.
Later he wanted to know how gripped the shoe.
He knows little something about horse
shoe pitching too. Of course, coming from Mis-
souri, that isn't surprising. AS for Admiral Nimtz
he 0t q fan hit tv try
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Hirsch on AII-Stur Souud

CHICAGO, June 26 (P.-Elroy
Cray Legs Hirsch, former back
field star at Wisconsin and Mich.
igan, has been announced as the
second player for the college all
star team which will meet the
Cleveland Rams August % at Sol.
dler Field.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Senior Golfer Shoots IS

RYE, N. Y, June Is (R.-Paul H.
Hyde of Buffalo, N. Y, wiAh a IS,
showed the way to 149 contestants
in the first round of the 36-hole
championship tournament of the
United States Seniors Golf Assoc
citation at the Apawamis Club.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati, Is; Bklyn., 3
Pittsburgh, 3; N. York, 0
Phila., S; st. Louis, 8.
Chicago, 7; Boston, 8.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Games Tomorrow.
Boston at Brooklyn (n).
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Two Golf Cup Victors
Facing in Glass B
.Women's Event

Mrs. George Thornton of Indian
Spring and Mrs. c. P. Redick o1
Kenwood, the only class B cup win
ners Of the season, meet today in
the second-round feature of the
District Women's Golf Association
class B match play tournament at
Manor.
Mrs. Thornton, winner Of the
Post Cup. and Mrs. Redick. Herald
Cup winner, won on the 14th and
18th hole, respectively. in yester-
days first-round matches. Both are
particularly anxious to win as they
will graduate soon to class A COM
petition.
Manor. Indian Spring and Wash
ington each advanced two players
into the quarterflnals, with Ken
wood and Belle Haven represented
by one.
First round results:
First flight:
Mrs. George Thornton, Indian Spring
snd s Mrs sfe kedcp WGse
ed Mrs. A. Gordon Simmonds, WASHINGTON.
defeated Mrs. Charles Estes. Kenwood. i
up: 90 holes: Mrs. william WEIGH, Manor,
defeated Grace King. Manor, and s, Mrs:
" F. Patterson, Indian spring. defeated
Mrs G. W. Calvert. Washington. defeated
Mrs. G. F. Anderson. Manor. and !:
Mrs. Elmer Jenkins, Washington. defeated
Mrs N. A. Chaplin, Army Navy. 2 and /
Second flight:
Mrs. William Werber, Columbia, defeated
Mrs. Willard Edwards, Indian Spring. 8
and 4; Mrs Eugene Olmi, Belle Haven
defeated Mrs. V. H. Wilson. Columbia
5 end 4.
Mrs. Mildred Diamond defeated
Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith. / up. in the
finals of the women's handicap
match play tournament at Wood
mont, an intra-club event. Mrs. Dia-
mond received eight strokes in the
final match
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Win, Lose or Draw
Trumon> Adds Horseshoe Pitching to Sports List
By FRANCIS {. STANN

Inc gentleman living in the White House something all
IAN a he likes his baseball football golf and dip In
tne pool mas been established but Jimmy Risk
tell what enthusiastic pitching
Jimmy Risk title worlds champion fancy
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Risk Says GIs Appreciate Tricky Routine

5uys EPpFec1dte TrcKy
deal has written of
OF the astar baseball which
relatively little
OF the units
They Tnian Saipan among
bases and Risk heading back this
Il love it, he saying You the GIs the best
bage the horseshoe
themselves those islands
other pitching popular
In the Pacific islands Risk pitches onto the built
onlookers
word his stakes the while
distance 30 especially
addition
heads matches causing them light cur the
shoes bottles without breaking
ringers with standing
performance.
sooing
he is
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMEhlCAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 6; Wash'ton, 4
Boston, /; Detroit, O.
Cleveland. 8; N. York. 8
st. Louis, 7; Phila., 2.
Games Today.
Wash. at Chicago, 1::30.
Boston at Detroit (2).
New York at Cleveland.
Phila. at st. Louis. $3.50
Games Tomorrow.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

horseshoe pitcher himself. He pitched against me t
he'd caught finger in automobile door some
swollen, ugly and sore He handicapped"
Evening star., 1946-06-26

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LEAVING FOR WEST COAST. can take Q;
one to help drive; references exchanged.
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No, Ark; leaving July 4: share exp. Call
REHoBETH BEACH. Ocean City and Beth
any Beach, daily through season. Parties
accom-. reservations taken. AT 5512
LADY MOVING TO n Y. CITY desires
TRANSFORMATION this week end or Monday for
self and personal possessions: no furniture
Georgia 0020. evenings
CALIFORNIA-DeSire one passenger: con-
vertlble coupe, perfect condition; through
6. F. and Los Angeles; leisurely driving
leave within two wks North $500, Apt
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