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Evening star., 1946-06-27
Walkers Bat Bo|sters Brooks;
Yunks Gain on Suqginq Bosox

behind to stave off their most
disastrous day of the season. Trail
ing Detroit. 80, and later, 81. in
the eighth inning of the nightcap,
after having already dropped the
first game OF their double-header,
1862. the Red Sox came up with
seven runs to whip the Tigers,
9-3.
Detroit hammered Is runs in the
first two innings of the litter to
allow Hal Newhouser to coast to his
18th victory. Hank Greenberg of
the Tigers and Ted Williams of the
Red Sox. running neck and neck for
the home run leadership, belted
homer in each game to remain
deadlocked at 10 apiece.
YankS Gain on Red SOx.
The New York Yankees narrowed
Boston's margin to seven games by
defeating the Cleveland Indians, "a
in the rubber game of their three
game series. Spud Chandler coasted
to his llth hill victory.
A three-run homer by Chet Laabs
and another by Walter Judnich with
one mate aboard enabled the St.
Louis Browns to smother the Phila-
delphia Athletics, 11-4, in a night
contest.
The New York Giants and Pitts
burgh Pirates exchanged places in
the National League when Lefty
Dave Koslo pitched the Giants out
of the cellar with a five-hit, 40
Shutout over the Bucs.
Mort Cooper spaced IL hits to
outlast four Chicago pitchers as
the fourth-place Boston Braves
Walloped the Cubs. 1l-2.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Grays, Eagles Present
An Array Of C|outers

Newark Eagles will bring a FIVE
game winning streak here tonight
when they play the Homestead
Grays in a Negro National League
game at Griffith Stadium. Starting
time is $50
The Eagles added to their string
with 1913 win over the Grays on
Tuesday night. They have either
Leon Day. speedball artist. OF
Rufus Lewis. the loops rookie sem
sation, available for pitching duty
Frank 'Groundhog> Thompson o,
Gene Smith will get the grays
hurting assignment.
Seven of the loops 10 leading
batters will be in action here to-
night. They are Jim Bell, .37s; Luis
Marquee, .351; Josh Gibson. $50
and Howard Easterling, AT, of the
Grays. and Monty Irwin, 349; Pat
Patterson, .325;, and Lenny Pear
son, 3l6, OF the Eagles
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Neff, Scoring Upset,
Is Among Tennis Elite
BY the Associated Press

EVANSTON, Ill, June 81
Georgetown's Phil Nef1, dark horse
from the Potomac, drew seventh
seeded Sam Match of Rice as his
opponent today as the National COL
legiate tennis tournament moved
into the quarterfnal round. The un-
known. unheralded Hilltopper found
himself moving among the elite with
the odds heavily against his reach
ing the final.
While Neff was eliminating John
Shea of Southern California, 60
6-4. the Trojans' brother act, Bob
and Tom Falkenburg. continued to
carry its alma matters colors to vic
tory. Bob rallied to win his first
set with stocky George Pero of Miami
81, then closed out the match,
81. Tom turned back Northwest
erns Bobby Jake in three sets, 6-3
.2-6, 6-4, utilizing his cannonball
service to good effect.
Bob, seeded No. /. drew Clarence
Mabry of Texas, rated fifth in the
draw, while Tom drew third seeded
Harry Likas of San Francisco.
Gardner Larned Of William and
Mary seeded second, drew Mark
Brown of Miami in the fourth match
on today's program. Larned coasted
through his duel with Ben We'll of
Texas, 60, 6-3, and is rated a
slight favorite over the seventh
placed Brown.
Mabry was extended in whipping
Gene johnson of Rensselaer,, IS
rs, while Brown had to 60 three
sets to eliminate Roger Downs Of
Illinois, 3-6, 6-3. So
Evening star., 1946-06-27
0'NeiI|s, SingersC|ash
In Challenge Bowling

Two prominent Capital bowling
families will clash tomorrow night
at Greenway Bowl when the ONeills
roll a match with the Singers.
Team, doubles and singles will start
at g.
The O'Neill clan will be COM
posed of Robert O'Neill, sr; Robert
O'Neill. jr., and two other sons, Eu-
gene and Patrick, and daughter
Barbara. At the head of the Singer
team will be Julie, Greenway man.
ager. with his wife Frances anG
brothers Abe, Dave and Hy.
Sparked by Harvey Ducketts las
1854 and Mildred Eudy'e l34-364,
the G. B. Macke quint marked up
622 and l,755 to whip the CT Joes,
81, in the Greenway Commercial
summer loop. Led by Eddie Keith's
157-383 and Sam Shreve's 1887
lpace-setting Fat Boy Restaurant
nicked Question Marks in the odd.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Capital Entrants Trail
In Seniors Golf Event

RYE, N. Y. June 27-The second
half of the field in the United States
seniors golf championship started
play today at Apawamis with 36-hole
scores of 155 by four-time cham
pion Ellis Knowles. Samuel j.
Graham and DR.. E. J. Kempf as the
scores to beat.
Washington golfers trailed in all
divisions Of the tournament In
the $3.50 age class, John F. Nc
Carron of Congressional had 176
for the two rounds. minus a 16
handicap for 16o. In the 6o-64 class,
Lowell H. Parker of Burning Tree
had 18l-32-149 and Robert w.
Hunter, Chevy Chase, 197-36-l9l
In the $3.50 years division, John
8. Brookes, Burning Tree, had
1e2-8-154. and Richard Kleberg,
Burning Tree, 167-10-157.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Charles Town Offers
Two Sprinting Tests
Speciol Dispo,eh 10 The Sior

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. June
27-Two of the fastest bands OF
sprinters ever to collide here will be
on exhibition today in the first and
second divisions of the $1,000 Flo
silda, Az furlong sprints, the fifth
and sixth races.
In the first division OF the Flo
silda, which derives it's name from
the great race mare that Joe Baker
Of HagerstoWn used TO campaign
here, the early favoyite Is Mrs. H
M. Everhart's Road Scraper.
The second division field finds
Virginia McKinneys Scotsun, who
was shipped here several days age
from Delaware Park, the choice
Seven of the races on the Fourth
OF July will carry $1,000 purses, with
the feature carrying 81 500 This
distribution creates an all-time
record for racing in this State.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Almost any Brooklyn citizen will
tell you in all sincerity that the
greatest thing that ever happened
to that fair borough since its dis
covery 300 years ago was when Dixie
Walker came to the Dodgers back
In 1899.
Probably never in the annals Of
baseball has player so captured
the hearts of the fans as has this
soft spoken. drawing Southerner
from Villarica, Ga.
To Brooklyn Dixie is the greatest
baseball player that ever lived. The
35-year-old peoples cherce" gives
them every reason for believing so.
Rarely, If ever, does he let them
down
In Brooklyn's AZ victory yester-
day over the Cincinnati Reds, which
enabled the Dodgers to retain their
three game first place margin over
the st. Louis Cardinals, Walker
smashed two triples to knock in
three runs and scored the other him.
self.
Cards End Phils' Streak.
The Cards kept pace with the Ma
tional League leaders by ending the
five-game winning streak of the on
rushing Philadelphia Phillies, Al,
to prevent-temporarily at least
Ben Chapman's hustling crew from
taking over fifth place. The Phils
collected only six hits off Murry
Dickson. who recorded his fourth
triumph against only one defeat.
The American League leading
Boston Red Sox had to come from
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Kavakos Regains Lead
In Night Softly Loop

Kavakos Grill is back in first
place in the Night Softball League
thanks to a late rally last night
that gave 1t rs win over Clifton
Liquors. The Grillmen were trail
ing, Is. going into the Anal in
ming. but drove Fred Kramer of
the mound during six-run up
rising. Feature blow was a homer
by Tom Boggs with man on base.
In other tits last night, Jack and
Jill easily defeated Pincus Grill
1910, and Mount Rainier won over
American Trailers, 40. as Tom
Dobyns pitched a one-hitter.
Three games. one a girls tilt, are
scheduled tonight at Northeast
Stadium. The opening girls game
at 7 o'clock is between Mitchel's
Gift Palace and Great Eastern
Finance, followed by Garvin's Grill
against Norman Paints. and Jack
and Jill against Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
ST. Shot JoIts Armed
In $4,000 Equipoise
BY ihs As.oeioted Press

CHICAGO, June 27. Louis
schlossers Witch Sir, 52-to-l
shot, turned in stunning up
set and handed the favored Calumet
Farms handicap star. Armed. a
crushing defeat when the 4-year-
old son OF Sir Damion captured the
$4,000 Equipoise Mile at Arlington
Park yesterday.
Witch Sir, which had won only
two allowance events in nine starts
this season, won by three-quarters
OF a length, with Old Kentuck
second, and Armed third. The big
chestnut's victory was a momen-
tous occasion for his jockey, Bobby
Campbell. who celebrated his goth
birthday with an excellent ride.
Witch Sir returned $l0660 fol-
81 win ticket. $1,000 to place
and 1920 to show. The winners
time was 18Th.
The pari-mutuel handle for the
eight-race card was $l.232 .767
second highest of the meeting
Attendance was 10000.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Champ Mangrum Tops
Canadian Open Field
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MONTREAL. June 27.-The Ca
madam Open golf championship, It's
prize money lacked up to $4,000,
got under way today over the Bea-
consfield Golf Club course, and the
first-day galleryites were expected
to concentrate on one Of the stellar
pairings.
That one brought together Lloyd
Mangrum, the slim. mustached pro
who won the United States Open
title at Cleveland two weeks ago;
Vic Ghezzi, who lost to Mangrum
in a playoff. and Stan Leonard, SEN
Isation of the practice rounds with a
l6-under par 66. Mangrum came
within a stroke of that In the first
tour of the course.
He and Ghezzi checked in BY
plane together yesterday to head a
south of the border contingent that
also includes Craig Wood. Ellsworth
Vines, Ray Mangrum, the cham
pion's older brother; KY Laffoon
Dick Metz and Amateur Frank
Stranahan, another 67-shooter In
practice,
Evening star., 1946-06-27
billiard Appears Sure
To Shatter Marks in
AAU Junior Hurdles
By the Asxocioted press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 27.-
Junior contestants open a two-day
assault on track and field records
in the National AAU's 58th classic
tomorrow night with Harrison Dill
ard, Baldwin -Wallace's Ebony
Streak" set for his first of four
cracks at the hurdles marks.
billiard is expected to make his
strongest bid for the 200-meter
hurdles record. He duplicated the
world record for the 200 meter and
220-yard low hurdles 225s, in the
all-Ohio meet earlier this month
His l4.2 seconds job for the 120-
yard highs was topped this spring
only by Ralph Tate OF Oklahoma
senior entry.
Baylor's Wilmar Martineson, who
racked up the fastest 100-yard dash
Of the year, 95 seconds, in the
Southwest Conference meet. is an
odds-on favorite to snap the tape
in the Junior l00-meter run. He's
likely to get hot chase from
Melvin Patton, Los Angeles A. c.,
another junior-senior entry, who
has stepped the distance in 9.7
Patton, who owns 2l-f1at 800
yard mark this spring, heads the
junior 200 meter field that has other
speed agents in Desmond Kidd,
Texas University; Stonie Gotten
Baylor. both credited with 2l3s
and Tom Dickey, Louisiana State,
the Southeastern Conference dash
king.
Dwight Eddleman, Illinois, is
favored In both the junior and
senior high jumps. The Western
Conference champion has a 6-foot
6:s inch leap to his credit and
has been gearing himself for shot
at the meet mark OF 6-935 inches.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Louis Sees Maurieno
As Next Opponent
BY the ADoeioted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y. June 27.-
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
says he will probably fight in Sep
tember and the match probably will
be with Tami Mauriello"
Making his first public appearance
since his second title bout. with
Billy Conn, Louis said he would at
tend another meeting with Promote,
Mike Jacobs in New York tomorrow
morning when definite arrangements
might be made. He met with Jacobs
earlier yesterday.
Louis refereed two rounds OF a
preliminary bout on last nights
Hudson boxing club program. pro-
ceeds of which go to the widow and
four children of Dave Mason, Cleve-
land heavyweight, who was fatally
injured in a bout here last April.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Sports Mirror
By ths Assoeiatsd Press

Today q year ago-Blix DON
nelly Of the St. Louis Cardinals
blanked the Philadelphia Phillies.
60, on one hit in the second
game of a doubleheader to give
the Redbirds a split for the day.
Three years ago-Bill Watson,
Detroit policeman. won the ma
tional decathlon title at Eliza
beth, N. J.
Five years ago-Outfielder Joe
Di Maggie of the New York
Yankees stretched his consecu-
tive batting streak to 80 games,
though the Yanks lost to the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Ten years ago-Lou Gehrig
smashed his 18th homer as the
New York Yankees ran their
American League lead to seven
games over the Boston Red Sox
by clubbing six round -trippers
in downing the st. Louis Browns,
1916.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, June 27-They'rt
going to have a horse race for 9
feature on Saturdays Empire City.
at-Jamaica card instead Of another
public workout for Assault, the
Texas terror which rules the Ma
tons 3-year-olds from here to there
Maybe the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals final
| ly stepped in to do something about
the merciless manner in which AS
sault has been treating rivals of his
age. At any rate, Trainer Max
Hirsch said yesterday that the
equine king of Robert Kleberg s
King Ranch establishment will pass
up the $50, ,000-added Empire City
Stakes and await Chicago's Classic
at Arlington Park on July q.
Fifth in Purse Winnings.
Assault, hero of the Triple Crown
| derby, Preakness and Belmont
as we'll as a division of the Expert
mental, the Wood and Dwyer, has
only chat word is used advisedly)
to win the Classic, a 100000, added
test, in order to catapult into third
place among turf history's money
winners. To date. the colt with the
deformed right foot has picked up
1856 ,970-$339, 100 OF it this year for
an all-time single-season record
and if fifth in the world standing
Here are the records of the five
Evening star., 1946-06-27


Assault has number of fine op-
portunities beyond the mile and a
quarter classic, which might enable
him to overtake the four in front OF
him on that list even before he be-
comes 4-year-old, particularly with
the lush purses being hung out
these opulent days. To date. there
doesn't seem to be a 3-year -old
around capable of giving him a
hard tussle.
Match With Armed Is Sought.
There has been some clamor for
match race later on with Calu-
NETS mighty Armed. the handicap
champion. which yesterday suffered
temporary setback in the Equi-
poise Mile at Chicago while trying
to give aWav tons" of weight.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Daughtry, Bum Take Main
Bouts in Amateur Show

Leon Daughtry and Sonny Bum
were winners in the main events of
last nights amateur boxing program
at Grifith Stadium. Daughtry de-
cisioned Harry Jones and Bum won
over Garland Edwards. Other
results:
William Hawkins Library A. c., 1lS.
TKO'd Herbert Williams PBC), 40. IN
second round
Roscoe Mercer tPBc). $50. TKod Jim
my Simms Liberty A. c., 1877. in third
Jimmy Jones lPBC,. 1a6, decisioued
william Thomss mighty MeD. 100.
qeorse Homer mighty MeD, los. in sec
cnd round
Samuel Jefferson tYMcA,, 1875 TKo'd
John sne.d PBej.' i42. III TKod Walter
= Parker apollo A. c.. 16a, in second
round.
sonny Boy West Mighty MeD 1875
fKo'd Frank Meredith PBC, 126, in
second round.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Weather Aids Montgomer\
To Make Title Poundaqe
By the Asxocioted Press

NEW YORK. June 27.-The wave
of warm weather is turning out to
be Bob Montgomery's liking. 1t is
making it easy for the lightweight
boxing champion New York-Penn-
sylvania version to make the 1885,
pound limit for his title defense
against Allie Stolz tomorrow night
at Madison Square Garden.
This is the first time Montgom-
cry has had to come in at 1875 or
under since March 3, 1914. when he
whipped Beau Jack, and Stolz's
manager, when the match was made,
thought that might give his boy an
edge. But in yesterdays workout
Montgomery shed two pounds in
three rounds of boxing bringing him
to 1851, and that convinced him
he'd have no trouble making the
grade.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Brown Scores Upset
By Beating Segura
Al Wimbledon
sy the Assoeicted Prsss

WIMBLEDON, June 27.-Tom
Brown OF San Francisco, sprang a
surprising upset today when he de-
feated fourth-seeded Pancho Segura
OF Ecuador, +6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, in
the third round of the all-England
tennis championship.
Brown, 23-year-old veteran of the
battle of Germany and present
Pacific Coast singles and doubles
champion. was runner-up to Segura
in the United States Intercollegiate
championships in 1943, before he
entered the army
He recently won the Lajolla
(Califl invitational championship,
losing only four games to Bob Falk-
enburg in the final match.
Browns powerful backhand was
the decisive weapon in his victory
over Segura. present United States
indoor champion and winner of
last weeks Queens Club Tourna-
ment.
In another third round match
Dinny Pals of Australia, seeded No.
/. won handily from D. w. Butler
of Britain. 6-l, 6-4, GO.
J. Sanglier of France beat Bill
Robertson of Hollywood in a tough
third round tussle that was decided
in the fifth set. The scores: IS,
60, 4-6, l-6, IS.
Jack Kramer of California rolled
into the fourth round of mems sim
giles with a 81, SO, 60 victory
over Ignace Tioczynsh of Poland
Playing with a glove on his
blistered racket hand. the American
ace gave up only seven points in
the second set and scored the
easiest triumph of his three to
date
The Australian Geoff Brown won
his third round match from E.
Whitman Of Poland, SO, SO. So.
Louise Brough and Margaret Os-
borne. best women's tennis pair in
the United States for the past four
years, launched their bid for the
Wimbledon doubles crown with a
quick win over British pair, Mrs
r. E. Haylock and Mrs. H. S. Uber,
So, SO.
Two other Americans, Mrs. Pat
Canning Todd and Dorothy Bundy,
defeated Miss S. Pannetier and Mrs.
D. Patorni of France. 6-4. 8-3.
Pauline Betz and Doris Hart, the
second seeded United States wom-
ems pair, reached the third round
of doubles by beating Britain's Joan
Ingram and Jean Quertier. IS,
6-4. Both teams had drawn byes
into the second round.
Bulge Patty of Los Angeles de-
fested Paul Geelhand of Holland
6-s, 81, 6-3, Ga in the third
round OF mems singles. rallying to
win with a cautious baseline game
after dropping the first set.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Another Ticket Needed
In Carroll Family

General Manager Sid Carroll OF
the Redskins was trying to dig up a
season ticket on the 50-yard line fo,
q young lady who checked in at {
am. today at Garfield Hospital.
"Hey, pop, how about my Redskin
tickets?" was the new arrivals greet
ing to her dad.
In the excitement Carroll forgot to
get the new arrivals weight Both
Mrs Carroll and the baby are doing
well.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Assault to Foreeo Rich Empire
For $4,000 Arlington Classic

The Arlington Classic will find
Assault, carrying 126 pounds. while
the Empire City Of 3-16 miles. also
an allowances affair, but carrying
penalties for money earned, would
have seen the Bold Venture colt
weighted pounds heavier.
Instead of few horses compet- .
ing with Assault in the field, Satur-
days piece-de-resistance at Jamaica
now is expected to attract Be Coura
geous, Mist O. Gold, Natchez, Wind
fields, Islam Prince. Cable, Salerno
and maybe War Watch.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Revenge on Doctor Spencer
Gained by Titan Hanover
By the A.soeioted prese

GOSHEN. N. Y. June 27.-The
Trotting Club Oaks. for a purse
of s11,745, drew a field of seven
3-year- -old f1llies today as feature
event on the second days program
of the grand circuit meeting at
this historic track.
The opening days card saw Titan
Hanover. champion 2-and-3-year-
old trotter, gain revenge for his
recent defeat by Doctor Spencer by
taking both heats of the 5000
free-for-all trot. His time in the
final heat was 2:04A. with a final
half mile in 1;01 and the last quar-.
ter in 29A seconds.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Princeton Sports
Worrying Alumni
BY the Associated Press

PRINCETON. N. j.. June 81
Princeton alumni, and there were
1900 of them here for reunion
last Saturday, are steamed up
over the lack of emphasis on the
Tiger sports program.
Current excitement Is about
the refusal of the school to let
the crew race at Seattle last week,
although the oarsmen wanted to
go and the Westerners would
have footed the expense bill.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Ann Luverne Earns Go
With Mildred Burke

Ann Laverne of Kansas City is
IN line for match against Mildred
Burke, the womens rassle cham
plon, after pinning Evelyn Wall of
chicago last night in one of the
features at Turner's Arena. The
other main event went to Angelo
Savoldi over Stu Hart.
George Macricostas and Jesse
James worked to a Commute draw
Jan Blears defeated Mike Heller
and Chick Garibaldi pinned Ace
Freeman in the other events.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Fiqhts Lost Niqht
BY ths kssoeioted Press

BUFFALO, N Y.-Tommy Gomez.
1894, Tampa. Fla. won on technical
K. o; over Jimmy White. 1s2 II,
Newark, n j., in 2:54 of first
BANGOR. Me-Johnny Campbell.
13s. Brewer. Me. won unanimous de-
cision over Leo Lott, CAMBRIDGE,
Mass. 80.
PROVIDENCE. R. Perry Lowe.
1897. Newark n j, took unani-
nous decision over Bobby zollo. 1928.
Providence l0b
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Artie de
decision over Julian Malavez. 1876,
Puerto Rico tSt
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Eddie Boden.
Bowden, 1854. Jacksonville, Fla. fIl.
OAKLAND. Calif.-Paul Lewis, 159.
Oakland. outpointed frankie Gimbel,
l5a; Oakland. 10.
SPOKANE.--Joey Dolan. l25. Epo-
kane, outpointed Angel Aviles, 125,
Mexico City. 10
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Vines Tukes Golf PIoyoff

LONGMEADOW, Mass, June q
tP',-Shooting one-over-par 70 in
the terrific heat, Ellsworth Wines
34-year- old former national tennis
titlist, became the Massachusetts
Open golf champion by besting
Jerry Gianferante. home club pro-
fessional. by stroke in their play
of at the Longmeadow Club.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
little, Sneud in EnoIand

LONDON. June ~ tR.-Lawson
Little and Sammy Snead reached
here today to compete in the British
Open golf championship next week.
They were the first of the American
entries to arrive.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Tribe Gets First Seeker

CLEVELAND, June 81 P-
Cleveland has obtained Heinz
Becker, slugging first baseman from
Nashville, in deal In which In
fielder Mickey Rocco and Pitcher
Ed Klieman were cut from the
Tribes regular roster.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Phils Now Lurino Funs

PHILADELPHIA, June 27 lP.--
The Phillies. enjoying one of their
best records in history, have played
to 475,000 fans at home this year.
compared to 17l,0O0 at the same
time last season.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Ferrell Out at Lynchburo

LYNCHBURG, Va. June u tP.-
Wesley Cheek Ferrell. former Wash
ington pitcher, has resigned as
manager of the Piedmont League
Lynchburg Cardinals. who are in
the cellar
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Buffalo Adds Two Gridmen

BUFFALO, N. Y. June 27 (P,.-
Two former Duquesne football play.
ers, Tackle John Matisi and Half.
back Eugene Ball, have been signed
by the Buffalo All-Americas.
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Princeton Student Victor

PHILADELPHIA, June 27 (P.--
Jacques (Jacko Houdry, Princeton
student, won the 1946 Philadelphia
Junior boys golf title. defeating J.
Elmer Buddy Lutz, Reading,
and |
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Young Hornsby in Leooue

LYNN, Mass, June 27 P.-The
Lynn Club Of the New England
League. farm for the Red Sox, has
signed Rogers Hornsby, jr, 20, son
Of the former major league star.