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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Perry's Big Fight Plans Cooked
By kupiIow's Hot Left Hook

and cockey even against four round
preliminary boys, and that Kapilow
is no prelim boy. Perry was over
confident He thought he could take
anything Kapilow had and stop him
at any time and he walked into it"
Two other knockouts supported
the main go. Smugey Hersey of
Washington stopped George Will
liams of Baltimore in 2:35 of the
first in a scheduled six-round mid
dleweight bout and AL Edwards
chilled Red Jeter in :36 of the fourth
round of heavyweight match. In
other bouts, Rupert Bradshears,
Washington lightweight, won over
Preston Henderson. also Washing
ton, in four. and Major Jones, New
York welter, decisioned Don Lemos,
Los Angeles, in six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Double Bill Is Listed
In SoftbaII Circuit

American Trailers meet IBM at
8 o'clock and Landover Hills tackles
Pincus Grill at $3.50 o'clock in to-
nights softball games at the New
York Avenue Stadium.
Landover was loser last night
as Garvin's Grill took an 1l-6
victory. In the other tilts, Mount
Rainier outscored Norman Paints
80. and Great Eastern Finance
girls upset Takoma Decorators. Ga
In the Recreation League, Mitch
ellis Gift Palace girls topped OPA
1873, for their fifth win in six games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

the last named recently obtained
from the Browns in a deal that
sent jeff Heath to st. Louis. all are
unfamiliar with left field. Coan
played right field in the Southern
Association, Lewis hasn't played
left field and neither has Grace.
Ossie hasn't madesup his mind
about it, but at the moment he's
leaning toward installing Lewis in
left and inserting Coan in right.
I'D like Gil to get the best of 1t In
his effort to make the grade" says
Bluege. Since Buddy is a more
experienced outfielder I'll proba bly,
put him in left and use Coan in
right, where he's more familiar with
the angles
Looms as Star Base SteaIer.
THAT may seem to be a minor
thing said Coach Clyde Milan,
but it isn't. You'd think a fellow
who can play one outfield post
could shift to another easily. but
it doesn't happen. l know when
shifted to right field after playing
center field for years that I was
confused and found myself making
shoe-String catches of balls I should
have been under easily. Those
drives come at different angles"
Anyway continued Bluege,
"Coan is going to get his chance
/ like his spirit and / believe he'll
hit. He may make an occasional
mistake in the outfleld, but he'll
make sem trying and you can for
give those kind of errors. His speed
| and hustle pep up the club"
I'll run 300" Coan was telling
Milan yesterday and Gil may be
| correct. He's the fastest man in the
ma ors and when he learns more O,
pitchers styles he'll be stealing fire.
quently. He isn't calculated to be a
| stealing sensation this season, but
If he remains in the lineup he's a
cinch to wrest thieving laurels from
George Case and Snuffy Stirnweiss
next year.
Judge Feels Gil Will Hit.
There has been an inclination by
some Mats to belittle Coan's .371
hitting with Chattanooga last season
Hitting in a wartime Glass A league
is equivalent to batting in a peace
time Glass B circuit. some say, but
the predominant feeling is that .37s
hitting is nice nudging, even if it!
with the Rinky Dink A. c. in sand.
lot circles.
/ He'll hit" says Coach Joe Judge
who doesn't hand out praise indis-
j criminately Gil could use a strong
er throwing arm, but don't worry
about that boy hitting. He'll do al
right"
| Buck Newson. victim of a 10, 10.
inning defeat by the Browns in hil
last start after dealing the Whit,
Sox 2-hitter in his 1916 debut a,
a Nat, will face the Indians here
tonight as the Mats launch a 3-gamt
series with immediate ambition Of
wedging into third place.
Victors over Cleveland in six oil
eight games. the Mats aren't dis
! turbed by information that Bob Eel.
Ter won't get into action against
them. Bob twice has beaten Wash.
ington for Cleveland's only tri-
umphs, striking out IA on each oc.
| casiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Brooks Again Captains
Track, Soccer at BMI
sp.cioI Dispoteh 10 The S,or

BORDENTOWN, N. j., June is
Cadet Corpl. Richard A. c. Brooks,
jr, of Chevy Chase. Md. has been
reelected captain of both the track
and field and soccer teams at Bor-
dentown Military Institute.
He is center halfback on the Soc
Ger team and specializes in the 22o
and 440 yard dashes and broad Jump
in track and field. During the re-
cent season he scored 1851. points
for the track team His best efforts
were 22.8 seconds in the go; 52.s in
the 40. and 10 feet 101a inches in
the broad lump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Nearby High School Boys
On East Virginia Nine
BY the Asseeioted Pres,

RICHMOND, June l8.-Pisyers
from Washington-Lee High, Episco-
pal High, Herndon High and Guam
tico Post School have been invited
to join the Eastern Virginia team
which will play Western Virginia
team in an all-star baseball game
here on June %.
One boy will be selected after this
game to represent Virginia in q ma :
tional all-stsr game in Chicago on
August 10. Among the So players in
vited to join the Eastern squad are
Bobby Ambrogi, Perry Currin Van
Duely. Roger Groettum and Nelson
Harvey of Westinghouse: James
Ashwell of Herndon High, William
Austin, Wallace Lloyd, Leo Mitchell.
Robert Phillips and Arthur Spicer of
Quantico Post School, and Mark
Glascock and Henry Schacht of
Episcopal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

Hopes for a title fight this fall
and even plans for several we'll
paying outdoor fights for Aaron
Perry must hastily be revised.
Bounced back to the minors by
Danny Kapilow's left hook, Perry
ranks as just another fighter who
again must 60 through buildup be-
fore he can rate another big payday
such As he had last month when he
was the toast of the town after
chilling Bee Bee Washington.
Kapilow stopped Perry in 1:12 Of
the third round before 1925 Gus
toners at Grifith Stadium last
night, sending him to the canvas for
the fourth time just as Referee Ray
Bowen moved in to halt the one
sided affair Perry landed only one
good blow during the short engage
ment as the speedy. lodging, coun-
terpunching Kapilow completely
outclassed him and hit him at
will from the start.
Left Hook Stops Perry.
Danny outboxed and befuddled
Perry all during the first round, and
in the second slipped left hook
over Perry's right, connecting with
the head and sending Aaron sprawl
ing for nine count. Perry got up
and fought back and it appeared
that Kapilow had lost him. But in
the third Perry bounced jauntily
from his corner and ran into an
other hook that really ruined him.
He took only three-count and
staggered up and into another hook
and dropped for nine. He was help
less when he got up and a success
sion of lefts and rights sagged him
into the ropes and to the floor as
Bowen stopped it.
In his dressing room after the
fight, Kapilow wasn't even breathing
hard from his short outing. He hit
me only one good punch" said
Danny. when he got up in the
second round I thought I had him
and took a chance. but he tagged
me with a right and I lost him. l
came back in the third to fight my
regular fight and it was the left
hook that got him. just followed
up with right"
In an adjoining room. the glum
Perry unhappily admitted Il made
q mistake-I dropped my right"
Good, But Expensive Lesson.
His manager, Harry Garsh, an
alyzed the FIGHT as oond althollp h
expensive, lesson. He learned a lot
he's gotta keep that right up. And
he learned he can't be overconfident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
BY the Associated Press
MEnlG IEAGIfK

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Vernon. WASHINGTON, .312,
williams, Boston. $50.
Runs-Willisms, Boston, SIS: Pesky,
3oston. so
Runs ba,ted in.poerr, Boston. S.;
Hits-Pesky. Boston, rs; Williams,
Boston, 20.
Doubles--vernon. WASHINGTON. II:
we PLAYERS tied with ! B.
Triples - Edwards, Cleveland, T;
Keller. New York s.
Home runs-Williams, Boston, Is.
Keller, New York, and GreenberE, De-
Stolen bases-Case, Cleveland. 13;
Stirnweiss, New York, II.
Pitching-RuflnR New York, and
Caldwell, Chicago. 40
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting - Walker, Brooklyn. $40;
Runs,Musial; St. Louis, AZ; slaush-
Runs batted in-Slaughter. st. Louis,
40: Walker. Brooklyn, 40
HitS-Musial. St. Louis, 20; walker,
Doubles = Ennis. Philadelphia. 10;
Holmes, Boston. and Musial, ST. Louis,
Is
Triples cavarretta. chicaso, and
Musial, ST Louis. 8
Home runs-Mize. New York, IL;
four players tied with :.
Stolen bases-Reiser, Brooklyn, IL:
Hopp. Boston. Q.
- Pitching - Higbe, Brooklyn. 60;
kuSh, Chicaso, 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Grid Giants Sign Three
|One q NoncoIIeqiun
BY the Assoeiotsd Pf<.s

NEW YORK, June ia football
player who never wore college
uniform and pair of collegiate
heroes have been signed by the
Giants of the. National League.
Walter MESSENGER of Plainfield. N
j., a 225pound tackle. was the only
non-college participant in the 1914
East-West charity game, represent
ing March Field.
Don McCafferty, formerly an
Ohio State tackle and John
tWhitey) Lee, formerly guard at
Norwich, are the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Novikoff, Sold 10 Seattle ,
Sees Major Days as Over

PHILADELPHIA, June 10 tP,.-
Outf1elder Lou Novikoff, whose sale
to Seattle was announced by the
Phillies, said he is doubtful if he
will ever play in the ma jors again.
Novikon, now 80 years old, was
used mostly as pinch hitter this
season.
The Phillies have sold Pitcher Ike
Pearson to Seattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Benefit Match Slated
For Public Linksmen

Professionals Cliff Spencer of East
Potomac and Harry Griesmer of
Washington Aviation will meet Earl
Marcy and Bob Morris, former Dis
trict public links champion and
runnerup in benefit exhibition golf
match next Sunday at Anacostia
golf course. The match will start
at O'Clock.
This match will help defray ex-
penses of local qualifiers to the
National public links championship
Qualifying rounds will be held on
July 10 at the Mount Pleasant
course in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
CLOUDY Conditions
Seen at Bout Time
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 18.--Ben-
jamin Parry, chief Of the New
York Weather Bureau, predicted
occasional rain tomorrow dur
ing the day and cloudy condi-
tions" in the evening at the time
of the Joe Louis-Billy Conn
heavyweight fight in New York
Yankee Stadium.
The temperature will be in the
"cool" category, with a northeast
wind OF 10 to "a miles an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

to win honors in the amateur
sweeps. Bob Harrington of Fred
erick had low. net with 75-9, 66.
Two teams tied for first in the pro
team, Jimmy Duke and Johnny
Frederick Of Bonnie View, SO, and
Johnny Base and Vince Kennedy
of Clifton Park, g.
George Diffenbaugh of Kenwood
had IS and Walter Bogley OF
Prince Georges 80 in the pro sweeps
Diffenbaugh and Eddie Semmler
of the host club finished In the
money with a best ball SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Lindskog Leaves Coast
For Job at MARYLAND
BY the Associated Press

PALO ALTO, Calf, June ia
triple vacancy sign hangs out on
Coach Marchie Schwartz's Stanford
football coaching staff There were
three assistant coaching jobs to fill
because:
Pete Kmetovic quit to sign with
the Philadelphia Eagles.
Chuck Taylor left to join the
Miami Seahawks.
Vic Lindskog departed to serve
as assistant under Coach Clark
Shaughnessy at Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

Z
Yankee Stadium.
But as Conn wound up his last ma or workout
he relieved his supporters by stating fatty that he
trained, from the beginning, for 15-round fight.
assembled newsmen." and he can't knock me out
II he can't nail me-
This is what his followers have been waiting to
hear. For a week or longer Conn has been slug
ging with his sparmates at Greenwood Lake, N. j..
And he hasn't been impressive in the role of
hitter. Word was passed that Billy had decided to
slug with Louis-quick death or quick victory. 1t
sounded and read fantastic, but when Conn fought
that way against his sparmates certain credence
was given the theory
Now he suggests it will be Dempsey vs. Tunney
all over again. after 20 years. joe he says will
"Od man Louis will get tired" Billy was saying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
BiIIy's Not Cold Workman Like Tunney


out of Louis for six rounds he's going slow
missing
BilIy's Not Cold Workman Like Tunney
asked got n
trouble he did momenay the 18th
1911 Yes but I'm not taking chances until him hurt
replied
How will you know he's hurt? asked reporter
When him the replied
When he talks this he gladdens the fellow
burghers But whether
his routine is a horse of another color
Unlike Gene Tunney, who is cold
calculating workman Bly off his emotions could
Tnney II he red we'll it's red he other color.
like Tunney his
Pittsburgh will have
32yeaod He is perfectly conditioned
determined by watching him training he throws punches
fast and infinitely harder than Conn.
1t we'll be that Blys big lies condition
Louis After
they do Conn., keeping his head could
knock him
A Special Whommy Is on Willie, Yet
must be remembered conceding
80 pounds Joe has longer harder punch Louis
while
Conn is
a
watch Louis then look impressed the
that Conn is, by comparison smaller and weaker
Both take punches Conn perhaps than Louis
the other hand there nobody
The Brown Bomber floor Scmeng
Braddoc but he always first Schmeng fight
Then took six shots his by puncher
keep him down. Conn's knockdown Louis
Anybody picking picking
that Moreover he's picking him the
Billy far back December 81
round chiefly because then didn't possible
into the shape he's in today.
The pick still stands
tough break for Conn horse named KnockdoWn still
explanation simple He carrying 2e
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Nine Seeks Sunday Comes

Shaffer Flowers baseball team is
after Sunday games. Call Russ
Cook at Franklin 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Major League Standings and Schedules
TUESDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
st. Louis, Z; Boston. l.
Others not scheduled.

Games To-day.
Wash. at Cleveland, $50,
New York at Chicago (n)
Phila. at Detroit CO.
Boston at st. Louis (n).
Games Tomorrow.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis (n).
New York at Chicago.
Phila. at Detroit 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Win, Lose or Draw
Conn Needs Perfect Fight to Win
By FRANCIS {. STANN
Stor StoM -Couespondent

NEW YORK June 18Bly long weeks of training
behind him and after boxing 260 rounds training
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

1ettetoty hetuft1.
st. L., 81; Boston, 60
Phila., 7; Pittsburgh, 8.
Others not scheduled.
Games Today.
Pittsh 'gh at Brooklyn fn)
Cinci. at New York tn).
Chicago at Phila. tn).
Others not scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis at Boston (n).
Chicago at Phila. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Major Leaders

'
Played eight matches to : for other
teams
Evening star., 1946-11-24

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doors weather-stripped; fun basement
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Model house open weekdays and Sundays
Take the A-W or S-W bus to 23rd St ant
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z aiLICkEsT = Exsesptionally nne c0rne
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southve,,.

r ST. NEAR eth adjoining bricks; 8
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basement: price $4,000; 8 rooms and
F9r appointment 70. inspect please cali
sPECIAE s.w. BARGAiN&A real nice,
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HowiENsTE1N REALTY ssnTis coRP.s ORE 1sis sisog Il
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till 9 pm. weekdays. Sun. IL to s. VIM
CALomIRiS M PROPERTIES, 1912 18th st
NEAR 9th AND N SITS. s.w.-Attrac. row
brick, good condition. 6 nice rms, good
sized rear yard, cony. location; priced
60, & oniy NA. ses5sse' esss terms FLOYD E. DAY DAYS.
SsI 6 sT. s.w.-Nicely furn. double pm
with, running water. S35 a mo. single;
single room, $40 mo. DI. 1850.
CoLORED-LOOK what $3.50 down will
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c0LoRED. $500 DowN-sos N st. sw.-
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coEoREb. oE aTsSf; orES TobAY pa ! 10 s+47s Ey.
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$3.50 cash, balance like rent. Mrs. An
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coLoRED--,.a Ist ST. s.w.-sabo down
$50 mo. a nice frame home for q thrifty
e9ysr Siis Ga bRHsNfRe hgrTts GGen ,S%4 Sf Mr. ynnsk
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and outbuilding; 1,600 #. along pictur-
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Oak. Md. and Government farm. Belts
VILE an ideal p,sse dss for quiet restfSl iv,
Iee acres syaiSbie csS
siysTdsIs. Nd Wa; Yoie, Wa. 4sss. @s5
bath frame house. h.-w.h.. an abundance
ssttisnsns; price. sis:ss0 a. II ss ssEsipEN.
EExR nSeEksfH VII ~ mARxLssSRea
home for your children. horses and pets;
constructed By original owner: 1sf H. has has
reception hall, large living and dining rnh..
modern kit. bedrm. with bath and closet:
3 delightfui bedrms. and bath on 2nd n:
A freplaces, h.-w.o. heat; game rm., lava
tory and garage in basement: over ! acre
Of high ground with .commanding view Of
Riggs Valley. 2-stall horse barn with
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1921 1921 gsltimese ns asea blvd Riverdale' Md WA
BRAND-NEN bricktex bungalow. 3l5 72nd
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kitchen has modern sink, gas stove, built
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able for 2 families; 1st a.. liv., din. and
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,h.e,,.

COL0RED-s3S G ST. s.E.-First COM
mercial and wonderful location for room ;
ing house business. Mr.. vallario. HI.
16S4-M, URCIOLO REALTY CO., Me.
room brick bungalow, less than 9 years
old; all modern improvements. rec room;
sem'detached. vacant. Can move RIGHT in.
handle
1900 block So. Carolina ave. Sc; 8 rms.
and bath. a.m,i.; semidet.: h.-wh.. price,
house. cali ROUSE ~
Evening star., 1946-11-24
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT"--A detached, large, 6-room
house, with private driveway and large
rear lot; zoned commercial; therefore suit
at 5140 Macarthur blvd. Owner will give
i-year lease to responsible party. Please
call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE
Evening star., 1946-11-24
E-1o THE SUNDAY STAR. washington .
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. Cont. ],

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SSh brick sood inyestment aaSsi for baths; Aiss
buyer: income OF over 5000 monthly:
some furniture with the house; substantial
Randolph ps near 1st st. n.w.-6 rms. I:
prick; bath, good heat; front Colonial
porcn, 2 rear porehes, basement, metal
sunday and ewes. DU. 4027 or no. 1884,
Evening star., 1946-11-24

HOUSES FOR sALE-ssutheest.
NEAR BOILING FIELD. detached corner
stucco house, 6 large rooms and bath:
gas heat. For appointment call GE. 1850.
4th AND TRENTON s.E.-valuable prop
erty, must Be sold 70 settle estate. GLlf:
Evening star., 1946-11-24

COLORED-11OO BLOCK Bladensburg rd
ne; 9 rms, bath. h.-w.h.; 1st CONNER
cial; $6,750 cash.
S3,150: $1,000 cash. GUY A. THINNER,
1925 You st. NV. North 4907.
COLORED-NEAR 7th and r sts, ne. Well
built row brick home to be delivered in
excellent condition. Six lovely rms, bath,
h-wh., full basement. nice yard; eony.
schools, stores, trans, Only $3.50.
81 800 cash Balance like rent. BARNEY
o. WETTz, 1427 Eye st. NV. Ma. 7Q65
oCsoEEoaREbmoCArIToL & VIEW. Beautiful
central ave. home. Five rms. and bath,
h.w. frs., excel cond. Priced very rea-
sonabiy Call MR.. DAVIS. DU. 0930.
COLORED-291O 18TH ST. NE. Row
brick, 8 1ge. rms. and bath, h.-wh. coal
session; vacant. Once open,~1 to pm
VIM. r. THQRoWGOoD, 2024 r. !. ave.
ne. DE. 0317.