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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-19
FASISTI NAPADAJO
BENESKE SLOVENCE

Pc zlomu fasizma v Italiji so
njegovi ostanki v Slovenski Be
neciji priceli izdajati svoj voj-
nohujskaski list I'll Tricolore".
Urejujejo ga bivsi fasisti. Me
gova gonja je " glanem naper-
jena proti Jugoslaviji, Beneskim
Slovencem in proti zavednim
duhovnikom v Beneciji, kakor
so msgr. Ivan Trinko, don Co.
renscak, don Cuffolo, don Kra-
Gina, in don Jakulin. v svoji IS.
stevilki je "Tricolore" napadel
msgr. Ivana Trinka zaradi te-
ga, ker eita "Soski tednik" in
"Primorski dnevnik". V isti Ste
Wiki je bill objavljen izzivalen
clanek, XII odkrito govori, da sc
je treba silo upreti sklepom
pariske konference.
Tudi ozosovci v Slovenski Be-
neciji, XII ze leto dni dokazuje-
jo, da so placane tolpe, da so
ostanki fasizma, se vedno pre-
ganjajo zavedne Benecane. TIA
ijanski napredni listi so precej
osvetili te pojave. Dnevnik 'L'
Unita" je razkrinkal delovanje
opozovskih tolp in pokazal da
je Beneeija novo ognjisce spo-
row, nemirov in da groze z novo
vojno v tenn delu Europe.
Vsi Benecani sovrazijo te tuj.
ce in njihova dejanja, XII MISC mic
drugega kot nadaljevanje Mus
solinijevega terorizma, raznaro-
dovanja in zasuznjevanja Slo-
vencev. Po zlomu nacizma in
fasizma, zlasti pa po odhodu ia
so ozopovci prijeli "a orozje pro-
tt beneskemu ljudstvu in ga "a
cell strahovati zaradi njihovih
tezenj. Velika vecina Beneca-
nov je bila v partizanskih VIZ
stah in garibaldinskih enot in
vsi so Sc borili "a odpravo sta
rega zasuznjevalnega sistema,
"a pravieno resitev njihovega
narodnega vprasanja.~ N jih o v
cilj je bill prikljucitev Beneske
Slovenije k Jugoslaviji. Proti
tel ljudski volji pa nastopajo
placane tolpe z orozjem in vpa-
dajo cello v como A.
Poleg tega prirejajo zboro-
vanja, ma katera vozijo IL dru-
9Th italijanskih krajev svoje pri-
stase. Tako so %. julia med
govorom ozopovskega polkov-
nika Jusa iz Sent Petra odkri-
to manifestirali "a fasizem z
vzklikanjem "Viva il duce". 10.
maj je bill ma vojaskem polju
strt fasizem, Re pricenjajo move
fasisticne podvige.
O razmerah, XII vladajo v Slo-
venski Beneciji, pisejo IL Ma
d:ske doline: Opozovci sc po-
sluzujejo vseh sredstev, da bi
ustrahovai ljudstvo pri njego-
VEN delu Ia obnovo in tprikljuei-
tev k Jugoslaviji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-19

" floveGansH .nameu. IA
,otroSko bolnico v Slovaniji.
lahko oddaste vas namenjeui
delez tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-19

nejse organizacijske in delovne
uspehe. Kot delo, pri katerem
maj bi traktorske postaje in
traktoristi pokazali vse svoje
sposobnosti, je bilo izbrano ora
ME. Glavna upraya Sc je odloti-
Ia, da bo presojala uspehe po
llaslednjih vidikih: katerih od-
delek oziroma poedinec DO zoral
najvecjo poyrsino, ne da bi pri
TEN trpela kakovost della; kdo
bo cim bolj gospodarno izrabil
delovni cas-, moe stroja in pora-
bo goriva; kdo DO dosegel maj
manjso potrosnjo goriva in ca
sa "a hektar oranja; kdo DO pri
vsem tenn skrbno negoval stroj;
koncno je bill vazen tudi dvig in
izboljsanje delovne discipline,
tovariski odnos do sodelavcev,
stevilo prostovoljnih delovnih
ur, neupraviceni izostanki in
zamude in izraba delovnega
casa.
Tekmovanje sc je izvajalo ma
povrsini, XII sc je razdelila med
sedem uprav v razmerju zmog-
ljivosti in stevila strojey, stevi-
Ia osebja in organizacijskih
sposobnosti uprave. Ma upravo
v Ajdovscini je odpadlo 4.1O%,
ma Brezice 36.53%, ma Celje
32.18qo, ma Ljubljano 3.42f6, ma
Maribor 11.41 %, ma Mursko So
boto $500 in ma Novo mesto
6.86% povrsine.
Najvec povrsine so -zorali
traktorji uprave v Brezicah, XII
so obdelai 74.039o dolocene po-
vrsine. Ia hektar so potrosili
povprecno 5k ure, da so eni
uri zorali povprecno 1,81O kubic-
nih metrov. Vec povrsine, kot je
oilo doloceno, so samo traktorji
aprave v Ajdovscini, pri eemer
so potrebovali "a en- hektar 6.54
IRE, tako da so zorali v eni uri
1,430 kubicnih metrov. Nadpo-
lovicni uspeh zorane povrsine SO
losegle &c uprave v Novem me-
stu .(98%), v Ljubljani (67.-
$500 in pa v Marlboro (54.8 %).
V potrosnji casa SO Sc najbolj
izkazali traktoristi upraye v
Murski Soboti, XII so " eni uri
zorai povprecno $3.50 kubicnih
metrov. Ia en- hektar oranja so
potrosili lie 2.42 ure. Mani kot
pet ur "a en- hektar oranja so po-
:;rebovale BE uprave v LWbljani,
Celju in Marlboro. Te so v eni
uri zorale O.24 hektarov, 0.223
hetkarov oziroma O.203 hektare.'
Pri potrosnji goriva je bilo
nadzorstvo in ocenjevanje tezje,
ker so traktoristi orali S trak-
tori razlicnih znamk. Po abso-
lutnih stevilkah je dosegla maj
manjso potrosnjo goriva ma en-
hektar uprava v Celju, XII je ma
en- hektar porabila 10 litrov OH
roma ma uro 2.7 Ultra. Uspesne
so bile nadalje uprava v Ajdov-
seini z 22.3 Ultra ali 1925 Ultra ma
uro, nato uprava v Ljubljani z
"a itri ma hektar oziroma sesti-
mi litri ma uro in uprava v Muir
ski Soboti z 25.4 Ultra ma HEX
tar oziroma 5.5 Ultra ma uro.
&c upostevamo zgoraj opisa-
ne uspehe poedinih uprav, je
'koncni rezultat naslednji: prvo
nesto je dosegla uprava v Ljub-
;jani S 424.6 tocke, drugo mesto
lprava v Murski Soboti s 415.4,
tretje mesto uprava v Celju s
404.3, cetrto mesto uprava v Al
lovscini 1919, peto mesto
uprava v Novem mestu $ 1887,
sesto mesto uprava v Marlboro
; 1864 in sedmo mesto pa upra-
"a v Brezicah S 351.1 toxic.
Tekmovali so tudi posamezni
,ddelki ma podrocju svojih
aprav. Y posameznih upravah SO
,e izkazai kot najboljsi: V upra-
vi Brezice brigada Starr trg, v
Ipravi Ajdovstina postaja Ko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-19

10. septenbra, 1046.
.Po posameznih vidikih, XII 30
vazni "a kontno ooeHo, SO ma
podrocju glavne uprave najbolj-
81: najyec povrsine je zorala po-
staja Kocevje, najmanjso po-
trosnjo casa "a en- hektar je do
segel oddelek uprave v Murski
Soboti, in sicer brigada Apace,
XII je ma en- hektar potrosila le
.2.36 ure, kar pomeni, da je ma
uro zorala 3 $50 kubicnih metrov.
Najmanjso potrosnjo goriva pa
je dosegla postaja v zalcu, Xxi je
potrosila ma en- hektar IL litrov
oziroma ma uro IL Ultra.
Traktoristi so tekmovali med
seboj v svojih delovnih edinicah.
Glavna uprava je vzela v oceno
samo najboljse po posameznih
upravah. Ia ocena je dala ma
slednje rezultate: Kot najboljsi
ie ocenjen tovaris Franc Jenko
S strojne postaje St. Rupert, XII
je dosegel 324.2 toeke. Zoral je
sam 80 hektarov, pri tenn je po-
treboval "a vsak hektar tri ure,
to je ma uro O.33 hektara. Ia
vsako uro oranja je potrosil 5.33
litrov goriva ali 16 ltrov ma HEX
tar. Drugi je tovaris Henrik Ru-
del s postaje Verd s 1857 toGke.
Tretji je tovaris Ivan Rojnik s
postaje zalec 313.1 toeke. Ia
tovaris je dosegel odli6en uspeh
" porabi goriva, ker je potrosil
ma en- hektar IL litrov goriva
ali ma uro IL Ultra. cetrti je to-
varis Anton Gregorcic s postaie
Brsljin, peti Rudolf Smogavec il
brigade Slivnica. Sesti Franc
Kerzan liz brigade Bizeljsko in
sedmi Ivan Poredoz s postaje
Beltinci.
Najboljse uspehe po poedinih
vidikih, XII so vazni "a oceno, so
dosegli: Franc Jenko, XII je zoral
najvecjo povrsino, in sicer 80
hektarov, dosegel najmanjso po-
trosnjo casa "a en- hektar, in ST.
Ger tri ure, in eni uri najvec-
jo zorano povrsino, in sicer O.33
aektara. Najmanjso potrosnio
goriva ma en- hektar je dosegel
Ivan Rojnik, in sicer IL litrov.
sPripada mu tudi najmanjsa po-
trosnja goriva ma emo uro, in
sicer IL Ultra.
Ia vestno in pozrtvovalno de-
10 v pomladanskem oranju je
glavna uprava podelila prizna-
MIA najboljsim. Uprava v Ljub-
ljani je prejela "a najboljsi
uspeh med upravami diploma.
Enako diploma so prejeli tudi
tri5e najboljsi oddelki, in sicer
postaja St. Rupertu, postaja
v Bostanju in brigada Slivnica.
Prvemu traktoristu glavne upra-
We tovarisu Francu Jerlku je bill
priznan zlati ;znak Gustroja z
Diploma. Srebrni znak z diploma
5ta prejela tovarisa Henrik Ru-
del in Ivan Rojnik. Navaden
znak diploma so dobili toyarisi
Anton Gregorcic, Rudolf Smo-
yaVec in Franc Kerzan.
Po roceni della v posameznih
uprayah je dala glavna uprava
priznanje tud najboljsim trak-
toristom posameznih uprav. To-
varis Franc Kerzan je prejel kot
prvi breziski lpravi Sc srebrni
znak diploma, tovaris Stefan
Gallo kot drugi pa navaden znak
z diploma. Tovarisa Henrik Ru-
lei in Ivan Rojnik sta prejela
navaden znak diploma kot mai
boljsa traktorista ljubljanske
oziroma cel;ske uprave. Srebrni
znak najboljsega Diploma so
nadalje prejeli tovaris Ivan Po-
sredos, "a upravo v Murski Sobo-
ii, Rudi Smogavec "a upravo v
Mariboru, Anton Gregorcic pa
"a upravo v Novem mestu. Dru-
ri " nnarihOrSlxi ozirnna no.yo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-19

lovscini $ 1919, peto mesto
uprava v Novem mestu $ 1887,
sesto mesto uprava v Marlboro
1864 in sedmo mesto pa upra-
"a v Brezicah S 35l. / toxic.
Tekmovali so tudi posamezni
oddelki ma podrocju svojih
aprav. Y posameznih upravah SO
,e izkazai kot najboljsi: v upra-
vi Brezice brigada Starr trg, v
lpravi Ajdovscina postaja Ko-
per, V upravi Celje postaja Ia
lee, v upravi Ljubljana postaja
Bostanj, v upravi Maribor bri-
gada Slivnica, v upravi Murska
Sobota postaja Murska Sobota
in v upravi Novo rnesto postaja
st. Rupert.
&c upostevamo zorano povr-
kino, ,potrosnjo casa il goriva
M hektar, je med vsenni terni
najboljsa postaja st. Rupert.
posAgla je 4O4.2 tocki. Druga je
postaja Bostanj s 257 toGkanai,
tretja pa brigada Slivnica .
334.O7 took.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
L9Motta to Meet
Bell at Olympia

One top fhgh, bout after
anothcr- That's the ann Of
Civmplas match-makcr Mic k
Londcs. Jake LaMotta has been
gued 10 meet O'Ncil Bell on
October 25-o one week after the
Ray Robinson Cecil Hud S o n
meeting al the Olympia
Jake has proven over long
period Of timc that he is one Of
Dctroits favoitcs. lie started
here at the Motor City. At the
Olympia on January .. 1913 by
Wlnnrna q ten round decision
over jimmy Edgar
Later that same wear the
hard-to-hlt Bronxlte split 4 pair
Of decisions with Sugar Ray Ro-
binson IN two Of the classiest
fights ever seen under the.
OLYMPIA Lights.
Bell Is local boy who has
been coming along very fast In
the past few months His last
showing featured q kayo of YIN
ME RosSano and Bell also holds
decisions over some II the top
boxers in the middlcwcI ght di-
vision, including Danny Ka-
pillow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
MILLER WINS

II was Sammy Gee again as
Miller Hi school won their third
straight league game to 60 into
tie with DENLY for the East
Side Divisional lead Cass Tech
was the Troians victim. 24-6.
Gee, continuing his drive to-
wards All-Statc honors. ran o.
yards to provide Miller with the
spark that led 10 their victory
MARKS sensational fullback
scored two Of the other three
touchdowns All Of the tries for
the point after touchdown were
bad
Thursday Octobcr H. at Key
worth Stadium, Miller meets
Eastern IN what should be a
hreather im tho Troians Game
time is 3.45 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
Tuskegee Beats
|WiIberforce In
NIGHT Football

CHICAGO Ill -Tuskegee In
sttatc Golden Tigers staged a
lhrlaant fourth period rally TO
/ dc TIE Wherefore Univer-
Isty Geen Wave. IA 10 Z. be-
/ 10000 at Comiskcy Park,
IF night October II The
Ic was PLAYED under the
l- and perfect weather pre-
|t This tics the count in
the lcs. Scvcn-all with three
the nth meeting OF the
hool on the gridiron.
gees victory here Friday
was the result Of the
sup play Of the entire
team winch had the I'M
ability 20 follow the ball
times TuskoGee's line out
The Ohioans. The Tiger
Eugene Porter Of Savan-
.r Georgia and William An
ot TuskcEce Institute.
IN there on every play.
Van Glove, Kokomo.
ca an eX-arny sergeant
d a remarkably good game
defensive for the victors
Blocked Punt Leads To Tally
zee scored mjdw Of
ond period after Wilbcr-
had stopped the Tigers
In the shadow Of the goal
Tigers started their final
on the Waves 35 With
Gown and goal to 60 Tus-
had the ball resting on
Wherefore six. Van Glove
four Head went to the
nch line Moore was stop
for no gam on the next
"a quarterback sneak
~ was not 10 be denied Moore
nei between the center and
~ ruerd FOR the marker that
tho ball game He again
Sacked the extra point putting
1l@Hcccc in the lead. IA 70 z.
vth hut two minutes Of play
acmalnlng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
Small Crowd Sees
Mcclellan Stop
T Id Ferrato

Mcrt Lambs all-s'ar boxing
c@d az Arena Te sdav night
Was an artistic sucetss but a
financial flop IL yas. Ia fact.
saddcd Than NJ Kin' US funeral
lWhcrc even tie De cucd)
Topping the al FL Fc~ratos
lost Slam banl oundcr 10
Jim Mcclellan 81 I1cda Both
fighters took g onts during
thcbroTl but NcC.cuan had
moro in 'cseryo nd staggered
vote ~ the officials
through "a wn tA unanimous
Chueho RITZ Mexico City
Other Results
lightweight knocked out Larry
Mociand, In the second round Of
Johnny Jackson dumped En-
his scheduled 8-roundor.
PAS Of the sccod ound
NETT Grier for the count after
Spaykv Davis doc stoned Pat
Kelly in fouf and Blly Jones
won the nod ovc- Lee Mcmillan
M The four round curtain raiser,
Eddie ONcill and jimmy Hay
den taelc ~ hereunder top
ping next Tuosdar Arena show
Anlv 280 fans pad net u
S 266 10 view Tuesday nights
card.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
Jo AZ "QUIcKIESu

HOMELESS SIGN THREE EASTERN CAcrpSs I'LL
LARRY BLEACH Calls PRACTICE FOR NOV * =
STER CENTER DOW CHEMICALS AND Bo% SSEw.
TO HOOK UP IN MONTH LONG TOUR OF M pTMSES
AND WEST. '"tSl
DETROIT FALCONS AND DETROIT GINS
IRolTS NEWEST BASKETBALL ENTRIES IN r w.
TlONAL PRO LEAGUE ANNOUNCE SCHEME IA
OF HOME GAMES ON WEDNESDAY, MITE @Do[M
CONS TO PLAY AT FERNDALE UNTIL DEARRroSoSS
PA LUCKY Dogs. oI'&
cINcY SACHS OPENS 18TH YEAR As BAxr,
B .: COACH 2A IN CITY CALLS TRYoUTS FOR m;
MANSFIELD TEAM TO PLAY (THEY sAY3 an
NAVAL ARMORY sA
DETROIT LIONS SIGN GUS DoRIAs TO rn,
YEAR CONTRACT LIONS CELEBRATE BY TAk tps
THIRD STRAIGHT SHELLACKING THIS oNF I TsoS
CHICAGO CARDS 36-l4. "VA
u OF D. WINS FIRST ROAD GAME N ~,
YEARS: MAKE LONG TRIP TO COAST a WINNIE
ONE BY TRIMMING SAN FRANCISCO DoNs IA
FLY HOME TO PREPARE FOR TULSA FRIDAY w KIN
AT U. OF D. STADIUM.
UNPAID AID FOOTBALL-SATURDA NIcu
MACK PARK 8:45 P. M, DETROIT ALL.sTAS
VS. CANTON BULLDOGS DETROIT All STAOs
OWNED BY JERRY LYNCH :. QUARTERBACKEDE
DORIAS LILY WHITE. -.
ACTING MAYOR OF ST. LOUIS PROTESTS Az
NoUNCERS OF WORLD SERIES HE'S NOT TIT
ACRI
THAT WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE CORUM COW
MENTARY THE STAFF OF CASTERS HANDLING TE
SERIES STINK.
BIG NINE REPRESENTATION IN 1s47 ROSE ROW
LIKELY =. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTEnIy
Sd IN FAVOR OF ANNUAL TIE.UP MICHIGAN
REPORTEDLY FAVORING PLAN
WAS MICHIGAN STATES NEGRO HALIFAX
PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PLAY AGAINST MlSsS
MENTALLY UNABLE TO STOMACH THE IDEA Of
HAVING JACKSON PUSHING THEM AROUND FORA
COUPLE OF HOURS?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19

This weekend wiz busy for the sports fam in
and around Detro Starting Wednesday night Tie 1876
hocAey season upcn, at Olympia with the pctroit Red
ngs ,qaarHg ot ag4a>, Torontos Maple Leafs prae-
tce game, u5.yat strong Red Wing oatf albeit little
weak AZ defense 0 needing more good right-Wngtr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
FLASH

Ray Robinson's fight with Sc
Gil Hudson. scheduled for olym-
pia Friday night is indefinitely
postponed RobinSon's New York
physician wired Commissioner
Hettche that Rays condition
necessitates a l4-day layoff from
the fistic wars. Matchmaker
Nick LondcS said he was can
ceiling the whole show.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
High Mines Tight Ract
Wont Be Loosened
By Play Tomorrow

District high school baseball play
ers have passed the halfway mark
in their championship series with
out one of the eight schools able
to establish itself as real favorite
to finish on top. Four games are
scheduled tomorrow, and pairings
are such that regardless of the out
come there still will be something
Of mixup among the leaders.
Wilson is in first place despite
its hitting and pitching being
weak, but the Tigers easily could
bump into trouble tomorrow while
entertaining Coolidge, that ran up
the biggest run total in the series
while blasting Central last Friday.
Other games are Tech at Eastern,
Anacostia at Central and Roosevelt
at Western. Eastern, last years
winner and a preseason favorite, is
staging a comeback after dropping
two games. Tech hasn't lived up to
preseason promise, but may break
loose at any time. Western, early
season leader. ran INTO trouble last
week by having a victory tossed out
by protest, then having its win
ming streak stopped by Dutch
Schaeffer, Eastern hurler.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
5|uggers and Hur|ers
Share Spotlight in
Insect Loop Start

Sluggers and pitchers shared the
spotlight yesterday as half dozen
teams began play in the Western
Insect division of the Boys Club
League. Del Ray pounded Cowell
Boys Club, 17-1, and Washington
Flour routed Industrial Home
School, 800, while Herbert's Real
Estate turned back Arlington Rock
cts, 11-2.
Bill Zehring of Del Ray allowed
Cowell only 4 hits and famed 16,
while Bob Via, his batterymate,
paced 10-hit attack with a single.
double and triple. Zehring had
no-hitter until the sixth.
Dean Maury, Herbert's twirler,
famed % Arlington batters and gave
up only 4 hits. Garland Brill, his
opponent, allowed only eight bingles
but was the victim of erratic support.
Fuzzy James and Don Kokes of
Washington Flour, took turns holding
Industrial Home School hitless in
an abbreviated SHINING game. They
whitfield IA and walked three. Jack
Malarkey had a triple and single
and scored five runs for the victors
while Bill Herbert's three hits top
ped the 17-hit barrage laid down
against four Industrial hurlers.
Silver Spring was idle because Of
Falls Church's late withdrawal from
the league. Any insect team desiring
the vacant franchise Is invited to
call Joe Branzell at Georgetown
Boys Club, Michigan 2122.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Sturs Yesterday
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Cecil Travis. Senators-Smashed out
fve hits in five tries and batted in
four runs to pace Mats to 1874 win
over Indians.
Charlie Keller, Yankees-Drove in
two runs with homer and double to
lead Yankees to Az victory over White
Sox.
Bobo Newsom, Athletics. and Hank
Greenberg, Tigers - Newsom spaced
nine hits to win his third game, 1912,
in the opener; Greenberg belted homer
and single in nightcap TO give TIGERS
an even break. 5-4.
- Stan Musial. Cardinals and Johnny
Hopp, Brayes-Each garnered six hits
in twin bill. Musiars three safeties in
opener helping Cards win ~ while
the nightcap spanked Braves to 1914
win.
Jimmy Brown mad Frank Gustine,
Ptrates-Brown singled in 11th inning
to score Jack Barrett with run that
gave Pirates opening game against
Dodgers, Sd; Gustine doubled home
frankie Zak for 4-3 win in second.
Buddy Kerr. Giants and Ray La
double was the big factor in three-rLn
rally which gave Giants a 3-2 OPEN
ing game; Lamanno slammed two dou-
bles and single to help Reds win
nightcap, IA.
Hank Borowy. Cubs and Del Ennis.
Phils-Borowy spaced IL hits effective
y while batting in four runs with two
Ennis slammed pair Of homers to help
Phils take second. I'll
Evening star., 1946-05-06
GreyIark, Brownie
Capture Laure|s
In Bride Show

Greylark, owned and ridden by
Mrs. Betty Hurst, scored the high
est number Of points in the pri-
vately owned mounts division and
the Potomac Riding Stables
Brownie, ridden by Clara Kretz-
niger, was high scorer in the riding
academy division at the Washing
ton Bride Trails first of a series Of
two horse shows for members, held
yesterday at Equitation Field, Rock
Greek Park.
Second to Greylark, which to-
tailed II points with wins in the
privately owned jumpers and the
knockdown and out, plus a fourth
in the hack class, was Bobby Lees
Bonne File with 6 points. Bonnie
File placed second to Greylark in
both of the privately owned jumper
events.
The Potomac Riding School was
the only riding academy to enter
horses. Their Brownie garnered his
seven points by a win in the bride
trails Jumpers and a third in the
bride trails hacks. Potomac's Grey
stone. ridden by Peggy Mcclellan,
totaled points with blue in the
bride trails hacks.
All points are cumulative and will
be added to points won in the next
show to determine CHAMPIONSHIPS
Privately-owned jumpers-Won by Mrs.
Betty Hurst's .Greylark; second, Bobby
Lees Bonne File: third, Thelrna Fulton i
Wild Day: fourth, Shelly Warren's Biii's
u Riding academy bride trails hacks
Won Won By Potomac Riding Schools Grey.
Potomac's Brownie: fourth, Potomac
AZ Junior bride trails haeks-won by Al
macs Duchess: third, Potomac's Lady;
fourth, Miriam Reubin's Grey Miss.
~, Riding academy bride trails Jumpers
won by Brownie: second, Potomac'S Fred
third; Potomac's Little Sis; fourth, Caddy
Pr1vately-owned bride trails hacks
won by James McWilliams My Pal: sec.
ond, Anne Hagner's After Dark; third
blirs Lass; fourth, Greylark
knockdown and out-Won by Greylark;
second, Bonne File; third, Sherman Flint !
kays Boy: fourth, Rene Couleman's Jit-
terbug.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Revival of Midget Car Racing
AT Lonhon1 Lures Ace Pilots

Midget automobile racing will be
resumed at the West Lanham (Md.)
Speedway next Monday night when
Irwin Fried, owner Of the Philadel-
phia Yellowjacket Speedway, and
General Manager Howard Living
ston, his local representative, pre-
sent seven-event program at $3.50
o'clock.
At least 80 of the leading little car
drivers in the country will race on
the steply banked track AZ miles
from the Peace Cross on Bladens-
burg road. The new Lanham setup
includes revised parking and seating
accommodations.
Fried, who has leased the Lanham
raceway for Tuesday nights extend
ing through September Is, has an
nounced that Bill SCHNEIDER, one
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Hello Girls Honored
As Women Open 18th
Du.ekpin Journey
By Ben McAiwee

Dedicated as c. & P. Telephone
Ladies League night and with j. B
Morrison, vice president and gen.
eral manager of the city's telephone
system expected to be on hand to
help celebrate the occasion, the
Washington Women's Duckpin AS
ISOLATION will usher in its 25th an
nual tournament tonight at Brook
land, Recreation with a record en-
try Ct 12l teams, 161 doubles and
274 singles.
Sharing the honor spot will be
three teams from the Silver Spring
Ladies loop, one, the Rinaldi g.
Leemans quint, sponsored by the
great Tuffy of professional football
fame, and Mike Rinaldi, who nearly
two decades ago backed the Grand
central Valet All-Stars in Washing
tons first match with the famous
Connecticut Blue Ribbons.
Team competition begins at 7:3o,
while doubles and singles will be
rolled at $50.
Government Printing Office men
.and women mixed teams packed the
tournament drives at Lucky Strike
yesterday, with the Rangers coming
closest to landing among the prize
winners with a score of 1,615 in
class c.
Veteran Lee Brown and Lou Pan
neton led the GPO doubles contest
ants with TIA in class A, while
Mary Keehan and Charley Sewers,
with 706, and Leslie Furry and So
phla Dampier, 701, moved among
the leaders in class B. Miss DAM
pier, who was tops for the feminine
rollers with 1863, is an officer of the
women's association.
AS the entire schedule In the
mems tournament has been can
ceiled tomorrow night, all teams,
doubles and singles listed are urged
10 ooWl either tonight or Wednes-
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Duckpinner Shoots
54o in 8 Games

One Of the most remarkable
hardwood duckpin scores in the
games history, a set of $40 which
included games OF 233, 12s and
1913, today stood to the credit Of
Walter Thomas, a 104-average
pinman Of the Masonic League
Hope Lodge team.
Rolled in independent compe-
tition against Harry E. Hilton at
Lafayette, Thomas first game
included a triple and a quad
ruple header strike. His 1913
game included a triple-header
and five spares.
The city's all-time official game
is PIT and the set mark 49e. The
national record set of 542 in
cluded a high game of 239.