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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Zpravy z Ceskoslovenska.
NASE POLITIKA JE
CESKOSLOVENSKA.

Pan pres. BeneS a jeho chot
podnikli IA. cervence zajezd do
moravske oblinice Hane, kde
navstivili vyznacna mesta WIS
kov, Kromer1z, Hulin, Prerov,
Olomouc, Prostejov.
Vsude v obc1ch cekaly ma pre-
sidentuv prGvod spaliry a ma
krizovatkach silnic Sc shromaz-
dill obcane a mladez z osad Cd
lehlych cd silnice, ably pana pre-
sidenta nadsene vital a zdravi-
Ii. Ma cetnych mistech vyhra-
vala hudba.
Pan president 81 dial v jednot-
livych mestech referovat O ie-
jich valecnych skodach, O ODE
tech, ktere pfinesli obcane me-
sta domacfmu odboji, O profile
mech a potTebach kraje v osvo-
bozene republice. Nektera ha-
nacka mesta byla tezce postize-
ma boji ma sklonku valky.
President republiky promlu-
vii k shromazdenemu obcan-
Stvu, povedel mu navzajem Q
potTebach republiky, O 1kolech
a planech vlady. V Kromerizi
Tekl m. j. o nasem postaveni We
svete a o naS1 zahranicnl poll
tice:
"Podle me koncepce nemela
byt uz "a prvni republiky jer
zapadnicka a zapadni: mela
byt vzdy zapadnf a vychodni
nebo vychodnf a zapadn1, poole
svetovych okolnostl. Jsme We
stfedu Evropy a nemGzeme sc
odloucit ami Cd zapadu. Protc
rlkame, re nase politika je ces-
koslovenska, evropska a sveto.
va. Problem Vychod ci Zapad
nebo jest6 konkretneji receno
zda-li Sc pripravuje konflikt
Zapadu S Vychodem, nenf spra.
vne pc mem soudu dolozen. Ne.
v6T1m prave v takovy konflikt
a kdyz Ike mne prichazeji ne
Hrad narodni vybory, opakuji
Jsme V CSR, nejsme mezi w
chodem a Zapadem, my jsme
zem6pisn6 mezi Sovetskym sva.
zem a reakcnim Nemeckem
Kdyby doSlo Ike konfliktu, men:
pochyby, co budeme delat. Phi.
deme Sc svym spojencem. A ma.
Sc zemepisne polozen1 je meme.
nitelne a tudiz politika je ne.
m6nitelna.
My ma slovanske politice g
zvlaSt6 politice k Sovetskemu
svazu nemuslme mic menit. Ma
Sc politika k Sovetskemu swat
nemela nikdy podobu necehC
docasneho, Notwithstanding
nebo oportunistickeho. Pro mas
take neexistuje funkce, t. Nv
mostu mezi Zapadem a Vycho.
dem"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Devaty transport NemcI
z Prahy.

Praha (CTK) = V pondeli,
20. cervence byl z Prahy odsu-
nut devaty transport NemcG v
poctu 1920 osob. Tim Dude z
Prahy odsunuto celkem 10,847
Nemc1. V techto dnech dosa-
hi odsun Nemc1 z csl. pohranici
jednoho milionu, nepocitaje V
to osoby, ktere pfesly hranice
ma svGj vrub a valecne pristeho-
valce. z uvedeneho milionu by
10 odsunuto do americkeho pas
ma okrouhle 10000 a do So
vetskeho pasma 100000 Mem
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
X 81. cerVenci
FRANK J. ROSNER:

Epigramy britke tvoTil, hladnu rozvffil,
S clsafskOu, nj duchovni vrchnostf sc nesmfTil,
jeho rady, pouceni, mladl poslouchali
v Zapalu pax vlasteneckem v Siku "a MIN stall.
Vzdyt vystihl kfivdy mnohe, ktere narod trpel,
vtipem, povzbuzen1m jeho kazdy clanek srsel:
Palackeho statOtvorne mysenky tlumocn,
vosf hnlzdo bzucelo vzdy kdyz pero namocil.
V dobe kdy Sc mnohy obcan kofil majestatu,
mnohdy vzepTel Sc a sp1lal rakouskemu statu,
promnul zrak tax mnohy jinoch, kerry v mem mel pTiklad
zvOna pTlst1 stat 81 tvoTil z toho kadru zaklad.
NovinaTi cestf veru radi vzpominaji
ma pfedch1dce, ktery dnes v duchu pravdu hail;
budiz cest pamatce jeho, jak pochoden trfmal,
trpel, co nepf1tel cesstvl swivel Sc a hrimal.
Karel Havfcek Borovsky vlastenec byl veru,
kazdy verny Czech vzpominku VENUE mu steru,
treaty prvn1 cervenec upominkou Dude,
jak sym perem vryl Sc v ceska bodra srdce vsude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Now narodni reditele skladaji
slib.

Praha (CTK) = We stfedu
"a. cervence slozili v minister
stvu pr1myslu slib now narodni
reditele a jejich namestkove,
Byli to feditele Zbrojovky, da-
lie ceskoslovenskych automobi-
lovych zavod6, Spojenych br-
nenskych slevaren, podniku Pc
run ma stroje pradelnicke a els
tirenske a podniku Tesla = sla-
boproude a radioprGmyslove
zavody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Prodana nevesta " Masarykove
stadionu.

Praha (CTK) " dob6 praz-
skych podzimnfch v~zorkovych
veletrhG Dude uspoTadano pred
stavenf Prodane nevesty v Ma
sarykove stadionu v Praze.
Predstaveni Sc NIUE 1castnit
80, 900 divakG. Poradatelem
jest akcnf vybor zdravotn1ch a
socialnlch instituc1 a vytezek z
peti pfedstavenl Dude venovan
ma socialni 1cely. Celkem bu-
de ash 500 1cinkujicich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
C. B. Shaw slavil 90. narozeniny

Jeden z nejznamejsfch sve-
tovych spisovatelG Ircan George
Bernard Shaw slavil &c. cerven-
&C V Londyn6 sve cote naroze-
niny. Ably usel svym obdivova-
tclGm a zvedavcGm schoval sc
ma nejakem neznamem miste.
.Jeho byt v Londyne byl pc cely
den oblehan davem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Prezident Benes ztravi cast leta
" Topolciankach.

Bradshaw (CTK) = Zpra-
vodajska agent1ra Slovenska
%oznamuje, re sa dozveda 70
spol'ahliveho pramena, re pre-
zident republiky DIR. Eduard Be
mes ztravi cast svojich letnych
prazdnin ma Slovensku, a to v
Topolciankach. Gas pobytu pre-
zidenta Benesa ma Slovensku
ME je este presne urceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Velkoobchodni ceny stouply
o Is procent.

Grad pracovnf statistiky I'VE
oil We sve oficielnl zprave, re
velkoobchodn1 ceny stouply cd
te dolby co cenova kontrola by
la zrusena O 25% a jsou nynf Q
jednu tretinu vyssf v teze dob6
roku minuleho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Pokyny navstevnikGm prazske-
no vzorkoveho veletrhu.

New York (CTK) - Pc ne
kolikalete vynucene prestavce
|budou opet letos poradany v
Praze v tydnu cd Is. do %. zaTi
Prazske mezinarodni vzorkove
veletrhy, ktere 81 v letech prvnf
republiky zfskaly svetovou po-
vest. Letosni veletrhy budou
vystavovat ukazky celeho ces-
koslovenskeho pr6myslu a po-
skytnou navstevnikIm z ciziny
jedinecnou prilezitost, ably zno-
WI navazali obchodnf styky S
ceskoslovenskymi vyrobci a sou
casne Sc podrobneji seznamili S
dneSnl situacl ceskoslovenskeho
prd6myslu a celkovou .hospodar-
lskou RECONSTRUCTED Ceskosloven-
ska.
Sprawl prazskych veletrhG
vyjednava O podstatne rozsfre-
nj leteckeho provozu pc dobu
trvani podzimnfho veletrhu. &C.
stujicf, kteri k ceste do Prahy
pouzijf letadla, must .m1ti plat
ny cestovni pas, opatreny csl.
vstupnlm visem, v~ystavenym
zdarma csl. konsularnimi 1rady
navstevnik1m veletrh1. Pr &C.
stovani letadlem neni treba per-
mit1 pro okupacn1 zony v Ne
mecku a Rakousku. Cestuj1c1,
hodlajici pouzlti k ceste ma We
letrh vlaku, must miti platny &C.
stovni pas S ceskoslovenskym
vstupnim visem a visy tech re
mi, kterymi proj1zdf, O ktere
nutno zazadati u vojenskych
attache okupacnich mocnostl.
AZ dosud existuje pravidelne
vlakove spojeni Prahy S Parizf,
Curychem, Vldn1 a Varsavou S
pfipojenim ma krizujfcf Sc spoje
Navstevn1kGm veletrhI Dude
ma predlozen1 veletrzn1ho pru-
kazu potvrzedeho pr1slusnym
csl. zastupitelskym ufadem u
deleno bez predchoziho dotazu
vstupni csl. visum v dobe cd 5.
zaTi do 2. Tijna. Tyto prGkazy
mohou byt jiz potvrzovany cd
5. srpna bez ohledu ma to, re O.
pravneni k prekroceni csl. hra-
mic ma jejich pr1kazy nastava
teprve 5. Zarl.
V Ceskoslovensku obdTizi ma
vStevnici SO. procentn1 slevu ma
Isl. drahach ma pfedlozeni We
letrzn1ho prGkazu pro cestu cd
csl. hranic do Prahy a zpet. PT1-
del ma stravovan1 pro cizince
Dude podstatne vyssl nez je OBJ
vykly pr1del v Ceskoslovensku.
Ubytovanf navstevnfkG Sc dele
prostrednictvim bytove kance-
lare veletrh1 ma Wilsonove ma
drazi, ktera Sc vynasnaz1 pride
liti pokoje v mezich danych
co nejlepe. Pokoje v
hotelich Dude mono 81 reserve
vat pTedem prostrednictvim "a
stupitelskych 1radG. V tonic
prfpade je nutno udati presne
den prfjezdu a delku pobytu v
Praze. NavStevn1k ovsem pre-
vezme zavazek zaplatit hotelo-
Wy ucet i tehdy, kdyz ma pr. pro
dopravn1 potfze neprijede do
Prahy cas-. Ceny pokojG prvnl
tridy jsou cd 100 Kcs do 28O
Kcs "a noe, pokojI druhe tr1dy
cd so Kcs do 95 Kcs "a jednu
noe.
Katalog vystavovatelG Praz-
lskych veletrh1 vyjde z technic-
kych d1vodG az pri zahajeni
PVV. Bude to soucasne vitany
adresaT csl. vyrobnlch a vyvoz-
mich firem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Rekordna uroda vinneho hroz.
ma ma Slovensku.

Bradshaw (CTK) - Zpravo-
dajska agentura Slovenska
(ZAS) oznamuje, re sa oceka-
va tohoto leta rekordna 1roda
vinneho hrozna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
PTihlasky z ciziny ma podzimn1
Prazske veletrhy.

Praha (CTK) = Ma podzim-
nj Prazske veletrhy Sc jiz pri-
hlasily jake vystavovatele So
vetsky svaz, Francie. Jugosla-
vie, Svycarsko, Rumunsko, Ho-
landsko. Svedsko a Albanie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02
Slavnostni instalace prazskeho
primatora.

Praha (CTK) = We stfedu,
"a. cervence byla v prazskem
Obecnim dome a ma Staromest-
skem namestf provedena slav-
nostni instalace prazskeho pri-
matOra DIR. Vacka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-02

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Hoyus, With Stiff 8-Gume Grid
Schedule, List Three at Home

Griffith Stadium October S, and
Fordham visits the following week
for the only other local duel.
Hagerty's first attempt at sched-
ule making resulted in resumption
of the series with New York U. and
Boston College, both expected to
be annual fixtures. The Hoyas
longest jaunt next season will be
to st. Louis U. the last week end
in October. and the game may be
played on Sunday.
Hagerty expects to call out can
didates for spring practice around
April /, and will have his old lieu
tenants, Mush Dubofsky and George
Murtagh, on hand to assist him
They expect to have few veterans
back from the war and will have to
build from the ground up with
emerald green material.
Not a whit discouraged by the
dark outlook, however, Hagerty
hopes to win a few games and to
build for 1947 and beyond. George
town expects to regain the heights
it once occupied in Eastern football
circles and has the active and ar
dent support of the alumni.
October 5, Wake Forest; IL, Fordham
90. villanova at PHILADELPHIA; 20, at st
November 2, George Washington; 9, al
at New York u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Segura Beats Mcneil
For Tennis Title BY
Changing Tactics
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-Tran-
cisco Pancho) segura of Guaya-
quill, Ecuador, today won the United
States Indoor Tennis Singles cham
pionship, defeating former title
holder Don McNeill of Orange, N. j.,
in the final at the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory, 1-6, 6-3, GA, Us.
The South American, who holds
the intercollegiate championship of
this country and is the third player
in the United States ranking,
switched tactics after dropping the
opening set and resorted to a clever
defensive game that caused McNeill
to contribute to his own defeat by
making multitude of errors.
Segura discarded his smashing
drive, executed with both hands, and
was content to lob the ball back
easily. McNeill's game went to
pieces in the face of his opponents
sudden switch and he never fully
recovered; although he forged ahead
twice in the final set.
RAISING SnotS were outstanding,
MCNEIL said of Segura's game. He
got the jump on me in the second
set and I never could catch up
with him"
Segura, first player to take a
major United States title to South
America since Anita LLAMA OF
Chile won the women's champion
ship here in 1887, was happy man
after it was over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Buzfuz Equals Mark
In Tropical Victory;
Mist O Gold Wins
BY the Associated Press

TROPICAL PARK, Fla, Mar. 16.
-Whirling back to peak form after
a months layoff, Sunshine Stable S
Buzfuz equalled the track record for
6 furlongs to capture the $4,000
Governor Caldwell Handicap before
a crowd of 1908 at Tropical Park
today.
The 4-year-old Buzfuz coasted to
the wire in 109s5 on lightning fast
track, winning by two lengths over
Silver Star Farms Chipamink.
In third place, nose behind came
field horse, Okana. Buzfuz re-
turned SIS, $3.50 and $40. Chipa-
mink paid $1l.60 to place and $3.50
to show. Okana paid 1910.
In the other featured race, the
$500 Ponce de Leon Handicap, Mrs.
Vera Bragg's gold-shimmering colt
Mist O. Gold thrilled the crowd by
racing the odds-on favorite Wee Ad-
miral into defeat and gaining neck
decision.
Shaping UP as an increasing
threat for the Kentucky Derby. Mist
o'Gold, owned by Mrs. Vera S. Bragg.
raced the mile and 10Th in LAPS
under Eddie Arcaro's strong han
ding. The winner paid SO, $3.50 and
$3.50.
War Watch, son of War Admiral
with A. Scott up, was second, paying
$3.50 and S16.10, while Bill Ross,
piloted by H. Woodhouse, paid $l3
for third.
Wee Admiral, an odds-on choice
was a badly beaten favorite, seven
lengths behind the winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Baltimore Pair Sets
Pin Mark in ST. PAT

Lorraine GULL and Bob Miciotto
Of Washington walked off with top
money in the st. Patrick's mixed
doubles bowling tournament at Sill
yer Spring last night, but were
forced to share the spotlight with
runnerup Elizabeth Barger and
Nova Hamilton of Baltimore who
set national record for a mixed
5-game set when they shot 1873.
1t topped by two sticks the prior
mark made by Rosslyn's Billy
Stalcup and Lucy Rose in the
Thanksgiving mixed doubles at the
Lafayette in 1912.
Miss GULL shot 1920 and Miciotto.
1854, for total of 2,474. Miss
Barger had 1908 and Hamilton
1885. In third place were Audrey
Atkinson Q,163) and Ollie Ellis
Il PAD of Baltimore with 2,4lO. Mrs.
Rose Q,140 and Stalcup Q.254)
for 1894 were fourth and Jessie
Keith Q,156) and Mike Avon Q,212)
Washington fifth with 1858.
A field of AZ couples competed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Both Pirate Teams on Top
In Games With Browns
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Mar. 10
Pittsburgh clouted IA hits, includ-
ing home run by Outfelder Ralph
Kiner, to win an 81 victory over the
Browns.
The Browns had II hits, one of
them circuit blow by Center Field
er Chester Laabs that hit the top
of the left field wall and bounced
cutsi>e the park.
St. Louis tAD - 400 O10 300 IL l
Plttsburgn ND 401 20l 0Ux-S Ia
Hallingsworth, Galeehouse, Ferens and
Helf; Howard, Bahr, Hallett and Camelli.
ANAHEIM, Calf. Mar. 16 (P).-
AL Gerbeauser and Ken Heintzel-
man today pitched the Pittsburgh
"B" team to Al victory over the
st. louis Browns "B" club.
Gerhouser, working the last four
innings, held the Brownies hitless
and struck out three
Pittsburgh "B" tND l02 900 O10-4 Z 2
st. Louis "B" (AD 900 O1O 00o-1 0
Heintzelman, Gerbeauser and St Clair;
Biacan, lott and Mccarthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Yonks Nip Cards as Di Maggie
Homers: Red Sox Rout Indians

hurlers. the Red Sox handed the
Indians an 11-to-8 defeat.
Manager Joe Cronin of the Sox
left his heavy sluggers behind, but
his aggregation had little trouble
with the pitching of Mel Harder,
Ed Klieman and Hal Kleine.
The Red Soxs Ben Steiner took
hitting honors with three singles.
e eHsseh d tA, go oo o$ 9 80 Il
Harris. Dobson and Richards, Bremen
Harder. Klieman, Kleine and Lollar.
TAMPA, Fla. - The Yankees
Bradenton Camp team exploded for
six runs in the ninth today to shut
out Cincinnati, 60.
A team of Redleg rockies battled
on even terms with the Yankees
No. 2 aggregation until Lefty Clyde
Shoun blew up in the ninth. A
pair of walks and three singles,
coupled with an error and Nick Eft
tens triple, settled the issue.
New York tA) 'B" 600 600 OOs-s 10 /
Cincinnatai NJ 900 900 00O-0 2
Karpel staneeau and Robinson. HENS
ley; Burpo. Polivka. Shoun and clifford.
Lemannd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Griff B Team Winner
By a 10 ; as Tigers
Drop 5th in Row
BY the Associated Press

LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. 16.-The
Detroit Tigers lost their fifth
straight exhibition game today, 4
to 3, to Washington's "B" team
the third time the world cham
pions have been whipped by Clark
Griffith's seconds.
The Tigers filled the bases in
four different innings but their only
runs were realized when Right
Fielder Gil Coan dropped a fly ball
to permit two scores in the first
frame and John Niggeling passed
Ned Harris with the sacks loaded
in the third
The Bengals garnered nine hits.
received five walks and had the
help of five Washington errors,
three by Coan on fly balls. Detroit
had II runners stranded.
Virgil Trucks worked the first
five innings for Detroit and gave
all the Washington runs. He was
beaten in the fifth when Jake Early
trlpled home a pair and scored
himself on Glenn Myatt's fly. Stub
Overmire didn't allow Washington
a hit in the last four innings.
Hoot Evers slapped four singles
for the Tigers and Murray Frank
lin and Hank Greenberg two apiece.
John Niggeling, Rae Scarborough
and Vernon Curtis shared WASH
ington's pitching with Scarborough
as the winner.
Washington - Ol0 O3O 900
Detroit POI OgO OOO-3 q
Niggeling, Scarborough, Curtis and
Early, Evans; Trucks Overmlre and Rich
ards, Tabacheck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Muh|enberg Conquers
Syracuse in Upset
By the Assoeioied Prskx

NEW YORK. Mar. 16.-Muhlen-
berg sprang the third upset of the
National Invitation Basket Ball
tournament by defeating Syracuse,
47-41, in the second game of to-
nights Madison Square Garden
doubleheader before a record crowd
of 18,483.
Muhlenberg joined top-seeded
Kentucky, which earlier had beaten
Arizona, in the semifinal round. The
Allentown pa five will tangle with
Rhode Island State in Monday S
opener with Kentucky opposing
West Virginia.
Kentucky was much too strong
for Arizona, piling up tremendous
lead over the border conference
champion and never letting up to
win, 77-53.
After Oscar Red) Baldwin and
Harry Donovan had cooperated to
give Muhlenberg a 28-18 half time
lead, Syracuse fought back to mar
row the Mules margin to 1854 mid
way in the second half. They trailed
44-41 with two minutes remaining,
but a pair of two-pointers by Bald
win ended the Orange hopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
An eight-game football schedule

An eight-game football schedule
that will send Georgetown against
teams from many points on the
compass was announced last night
by Jack Hagerty, coach and director
of athletics.
On paper it is far more attrac-
tive lineup than any prewar pro-
gram arranged for the Hoyas, al
though the caliber of most of the
teams admittedly will be below
standard. For Georgetown, with
it's paucity of material, it is suicide
list.
Georgetown will make only three
home appearances, and one of these
will be against neighboring George
Washington. Wake Forest, re-
ported coming up with dark
horse contender for Southern Con-
ference honors, will help the Hill
toppers inaugurate their season at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Braves Blast Schumacher
Early, Down Giants, "a
BY the Associated Press

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Mar.
l6.-The Braves spoiled Hal Schu-
macher's spring debut today by
blasting the veteran New York
Giant highlander for four runs
in his four-inning stint to roll up
a Ga exhibition game win.
A home run by Rookie Stan Went
eel with two on in the third proved
to be the winning blow. The Bos-
ton victory evened the series.
Bill Posedel held the Giants to
one run in five innings before giving
way to Jim Wallace. Buster May
nard greeted the Braves lefthander
with home run in the sixth for
the losers, who rallied in the ninth
for two more tallies.
Boston IN 103 900 Zoo-6 10 2
New York tN) - Dol OO1 OO2- 1
Posdel, Wallace and Poland; Schu-
macher, Voiselle, Adams and Edwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Charlotte Hall Boxers, With Six
Champs, Retain SA Team Title

Davis OF William Penn, but he
caught him with an explosive right
that ended hostilities after 1928 Of
the first round.
Charlotte Halls triumph was an
other plume for the coaching bonnet
of Coach Jay Turner, former Catho-
lie U ace. 1t was the second con-
secutive title for the Cadets since
Turner took the helm. Until Turner
took over the team had won few
dual matches, much less a South At
lantic crown.
Results of seminnan.
tMiller1, Tkod Bentley MOTIFS warren,
William PENN, decisioned Al zacsek mt.
1i$.Poand Glass: Joe Davis William
1859 Of the FIRST, round Monte Burns lFair-
120-Pound Glass: Jack Gunnel Fair-
Alvin Glass charlotte Hail. deeisioned
Tom Refs William PENN.
o 1s1 HP ds, Glass Mks Smith GhaT
pave mccarthy IIPairthsxl TKod DAVID
of i e 5ss Iou9 Glass. Spencer Newton
M @ see' warren Df kos aSsa1
in So SECONDS u he eeoad f6nnd
145-Pound Glass Bucky Ennis (Char-
lotte HalD. KO'd James Corridor Fair-
Almarode tWarren, TK 2 s John Hah Hunter eS
mt; st. Josephs). in so seconds of the
JosephsS' 0 ACCUSTOMED s psU Up A tMt on
Charlotte Hall; Scotty Powell {Miller),
Cwiliiam Penn, dee.sioned jim osrien
lotte Hal6' Kod Nolan Wilson my warren,
175PoUnd c Class sss '' Rieh aDtn'' xearns
sFairfaxl. decisioned Frank Gaesler Ont.
Ham. Ko'd curtis Schultz WARREN. in
Final Matches
81 pounds-Phillip Keene &C. H) de-
cisloned Dickie Boiss lWarrenl:
cisioned Herbert Fawcett &C. H.
LOB pounds--Raymond Terry tMillerl
TKo'd WAYNE REYNOLDS tWm. PENN. 20
Ko'd Joe Davis 1Wm, PENN. lis frst
l20 pounds-Jaek Gunnen Fairfax
stopped in third round because Of Gun Gun
"e IL pc peunds.Mlke Smith &C. HI de-
cisioned Dave Mccarthy lFairfax).
1875 pounds-Spencer Newton &c H)
decisioned Warren Roseberry Fairtaxr.
145 pounds-Bucky Ennis &C. H. de-
155 pounds-Joe Podles ont. St. JD
decisioned Scotty Powell tMiller).
165 pounds-Jimmy Firing &C. H
KO'd Joe Panzer WIN. PENN, 1:01 f1rst
round.
1T5 pounds-Richard Kearns (Fairfax)
decisioned William Dudley &c. HI.
Heavyweisht-William Downes &C. H
TKO'd Dan MacAboy mt. st. j.. 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-17
Playing Of Robinson
Skaters Tradition
BY the Associated Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Mar. Is
Baseball tradition will be shatter-
ed here tomorrow where the Brook
Ign Dodgers engage in an exhibition
contest with Montreal, their Inter-
national Lague farmhands.
The Dodgers will play against
Jackie Robinson, Negro player, and
it will be the first time in history
that major league team in train
ing in the South participated in a
game with colored player. Robin
son is slated to play second base for
Montreal.
John Wright, righthanded pitcher
is another Negro player on the
minor league team He is not
scheduled to pitch in the contest
but may be among the Montreal
squad when it appears on the field
A. B. Happy) Chandler, baseball
commissioner, arrived here today
and is expected to witness the Dod-
ger-Montreal contest.
Manager Leo Durocher OF the
Dodgers has named Hugh Casey
and Eddie Chandler to share the
mound work against the minor
league team.