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Evening star., 1947-08-26
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2e.-Taking
on added luster with the chance Of
bringing together the three biggest
money winners of all time, the 13-
day fall meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club opening October 30 will
offer $232 500 for Is stakes, President
Henry A. Parr III announced today
The Pimlico Special, a $25, 900
winner-take-au event on the second
day of the meeting, was enhanced
when Assault had to be pulled out
of a match race with Armed at
Chicago Saturday. The Clubfoot
Comet from King Ranch pulled up
lame.
This left Old Hilltop in the en-
viable spot Of settling the rivalry in
the Special. Both Armed and As
saIt, as well as Stynie, the leading
money winner, are likely to run.
The Special, at q mile and three
sixteenths, Is by invitation only.
The bids 60 only to winners Of
specified stakes during the year and
Evening star., 1947-08-26
By the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, Aug. 26.-Fresh up
from Memphis of the Negro Ameri-
can League, Dan Bankhead was
ready and willing to start against
the Pittsburgh Pirates today if given
the signal by Brooklyn Manager
Burt Shotton.
And the fast-balling righthander,
first finger of his race to make the
big leagues, may get the nod.
In Bankhead's introduction to the
press yesterday, Shotton said, Were
in a tight fix for pitchers. If Bank
head is to help us, the best time to
find out Is right now"
The 26-year-old hurler, bought
for reported $4,000, was not the
only addition to the Dodgers over
worked mound staff. Branch Hickey,
Brooklyn president, announced that
the Dodgers had purchased Phil
Haugstad, q 23-year-old right
handed pitcher from their st. Paul
farm club of the American Associa-
tion. Haugstad, in his second year
of professional baseball, has won Is
games and lost Z. He is to join the
Dodgers next Monday.
Somewhat of veteran now,
Jackie Robinson, who paved the way
for Negroes in organized baseball,
turned to Bankhead and said,
you're going to find things diff
ferent in this league.
mo more of those bus Jumps
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Davis Cup Hopes Dim
Aussies Study u. 5.
Drills for Pointers
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-The Aus
tralians haye little hope of winning
back the Davis Cup in the matches
to be played at Forest Hills this
week end, but they are planning
strongly for the future and have no
intention of letting the United
States develop tennis monopoly.
Both Roy Cowling, nonplaying
captain of the Aussies, and Jack
Crawford, the former star who seems
to be along as sort OF official
observer, admit they are making
close study of the working OF the
Junior Davis Cup" sys-
tenn, which is supposed to provide
this country with an unending
stream of cup stars, like an assembly
line.
The junior cuppers, 10 of them,
are working out at Forest Hills this
week alongside the big shots who
will defend the trophy. They are
watching Jack Kramer and Ted
Schroeder and the others slam the
ball around, and In between times
are receiving special instruction as
they try to knock each others ears
down.
"We've got to develop something
of the kind If we're going to play
you people on even terms" Cowling
observed. "It's the only way we can
hope to hold our own against such
a big country as yours, with all these
Californians that keep coming up
every year.
"Of course, such system can't be
depended on to produce the big
stars, such as your Jack Kramer.
They just come along ever so often,
naturally. But it can help out a
lot in between the big fellows"
AS for this year, both Cowling and
Crawford are frank to say that Aus
tralia's chances are very, very slim.
They, as we'll as the Australian
Association, probably will feel graft
fed If they win one of the five
matches to be played Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
| Baltimore Colts Trade
Hopp for Two Dons
" The Assoeiotsd Press

HERSHEY, Pa, Aug. 26.-Coach
Cecil Isbell of the Baltimore Colts
announced today he had traded the
veteran fullback Harry Hippety)
Hopp to the Los Angeles Dons Of
the All-America Conference for Cen
ter Don Nolander and Halfback Ar
mand Cure.
Acquisition of Nolander, 900
pound former University of Mime
sofa pivot man, gives the Colts a
much-needed center. Cure is from
Rhode Island State College.
Hopp, former National Football
League player, was with both Buff
falo and Miami of the A. A. c. last
year. His departure leaves the Colts
still stocked with five fullbacks.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

AS~o&A~S - NV ~~Is
st. Louis. /; Wash, 0.
Cleve., 10; Boston, 8.
Phila., 7: Detroit, S.
Chicago, 4; New York, 8
Games Today.
Wash. at Chicago, 2::30.
New York at st. l. n}
Boston at Detroit %.
Phila. at Cleveland n).
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit (2).
Phila. at Cleveland (n.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, II; Pitts. 10.
Chicago, 8; New York, Z
st. Louis, S; Boston, 2.
Cinci., S; Phila., 8.
Gaines Today.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York CD
st. Louis at Boston (n).
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Cinci. at Boston n.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. L. at New York (n).
Pittsburgh at Phila. (n)
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Pro Grid Title Clash
Is Blocked as NFL
Rejects A-ABid
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The first
formal attempt to match the cham
pions of the National Football
League and the All-America Con-
ference in post-season tussle for
the undisputed professional title
found the young All-America loop
getting a very cold shoulder today
from its older rival
All-America clubs made the first
move toward an interleague playof
such as proposed frequently in
newspaper columns by issuing a
formal challenge yesterday to the
circuit which has yet to recognize
their rival on the professional
scene.
Admiral Jonas H. Ingram, ALL
America Conference commissioner,
wired the challenge to Commission
er Bert Bell of the National League
and then sat back to await develop
ments-which weren't long In COM
ing.
Not interested" snapped Bell,
turning thumbs down on the invita-
ton at Philadelphia. He refused
further comment, except to point
out emphatically that National
League teams don't play post
season games"
Barring change of heart by the
long established National League,
whose previous commissioner once
advised rival officials to get foot
ball" before seeking to talk business,
that appeared>to keep the two cir
cults on opposite sides of the fence,
at least for 1947
Ingram's challenge called for the
proceeds of the game to 90 either to
charity or to the winning team. He
told newsmen he thought such q
game would net $250,000 and he
pledged his circuits representative
to turn 1t all over to charity If the
contest could be arranged on a
winner -take-all basis.
Eve feel we have four teams better
than anything they've got" Ingram
said, naming the defending cham
pion Cleveland Browns, the New
York Yankees, the Los Angeles Dons
and the San Francisco Bears.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Semipro Tournament
Is Down to Ia Teams
By the Asseeiofed Press

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. 26.-The
field in the national semipro base
ball tournament had dwindled to
IA teams today and by the end Of
tonight's play only IL teams still
will be in the running for the 1947
championship.
The Fort Wayne Gnd) Genera.
Electrics and the Enid (Okla.) Card
inals, each with three victories and
no defeats, clash in the nights fea-
ture contest. The other games pit
teams which already have lost one
game. The tourney is a double
elimination affair.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
California Girl Is Stor
Of Lawn Tennis Play
by The Asseeiafsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Bev-
erly Baker, q fiashy 17-year-old
SHOEMAKER from Santa Monica
Calf, was regarded today as the
girl to beat in the 30th United
States girls lawn tennis champion
ship.
Cutting loose with some Of her
finest tennis of the season, the Cali
fornia miss breezed through her
opening match yesterday at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club, encoun-
tering virtually no opposition as she
subdued Elizabeth Epstein of Day.
ton, Ohio, in two fast sets, 60, 60.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Three Hopkins Stars
On A.-A. Lacrosse Ten
By the Assoeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-Johns
Hopkins University, national college
lacrosse champion, placed three
players on the 1947 all-America la
crosse team, announced today by
the United States intercollegiate
Lacrosse Association.
The second and third teams in
clude five other Hopkins men.
Jiles Freeman and John Ruppers-
berger of Maryland and Lee Cham
bers and James Darlington Of Navy
were named to the second team.
On the third team are Art Lundvall
and Thomas Hoffecker of Maryland
and Art Markell of Navy.
The Nations top 10 stickmen were
selected by committee headed py
Coach Freddy Fitch of Rutgers from
a squad Of "a players singled out by
coaches and officials throughout the
season.
The all-America:
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Coast League Crowds
12qb Above Last Year
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 26.-The
Pacific Coast League, enjoying its
best season at the gate, appears GER
tain to pass the 100000 attend
ance mark.
The total through Sunday AL
gust II, was 3,30S, ,089, about IL per
cent ahead of the figure at the same
time last year. The 1916 total
reached 100000.
The attendance by clubs: San
Francisco, 527,6o1; Los Angeles,
497, 1896; Oakland, 1886; Seattle,
454,963; Hollywood, 423,1 ,121; Port
land, 294,478; San Diego, 290,0 ,076.
San Francisco, oddly, is the only
club running behind 1916 figures.
Seattle is 10000 ahead.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Ensign Hanover Remains
Undefeuted at Duouoin
BY the Assoeiuted Press

DUQUOIN, Ill, Aug. 26.-Ensign
Hanover, owned by Castleton> Farm
Of Lexington, KY, took honors yes
terday at the opening Of the 25th
Duquoin State Fair and Grand Cir
cult harness race meet by winning
the Single G pace.
Driven by Veteran Sep Palm, the
leading money winning harness
horse won the feature event in
straight heats to maintain a record
of never being beaten on the Du-
quoin track.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
PortIond, Me-, Honors
Bissonette at Come
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PORTLAND, Me, Aug 26.-Del
Bissonette, Portland Pilots manager
and former Brooklyn Dodgers first
sacker, was richer today by gifts
that varied from shirts to a snowt-
plow presented by fans and tha
Portland New England League'
baseball club on "Bissonette night"
Among numerous presents the
former Georgetown University ath-
lete received in a ceremony before
last nights game with the Fall
River Indians was a $500 War Bond
donated by residents of Winthrop.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

All-Star game as you may recall. Seven OF the
All-Star starters were the property of Al-America
Conference teams, one was unattached and
uninterested in pro football and only three
belonged to the National League.
The An-Star team predominately composed
Of All-America Conference rockies whipped the
Chicago Bears. champions of the National League,
1910. Both of the leading players, Buddy Young
and George Ratterman, are AAC recruits, Young
belonging to the Yankees and Ratterman to
Buffalo.
Now the New York All-Star game is coming
up and it remains for the professional Giants to
save prestige for the National League They figure
tn win i,1st he Poor hnItj no
Evening star., 1947-08-26

Terps' Grid Squad
To Fly to Games

University of Maryland's foot
ball team will fly to all its out
of-town games this fall, Walter
S. Driskill, director of athletics,
announced today. They play five
games away this year.
The air trips via chartered
Capital airliner will be made to
Pittsburgh. Nashville. Tenn:
Durham, N. c.; Blacksburg, Va,
and Columbia, S. C.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

Run-Heath. Runs batted in--Hiteh-
cock. Two-base hits-Judnich, Priddy.
Tnree-base hit-Di1linger. Sacrif1ces--
Judnich, Mancusco. Double plays-Sulli-
van to Vernon, Stephens to Judnich. Left
on bases-Washington, g.; st. Louis, 8:
zoIdak, 8. :. strikeouts-By zoldak. Q; by
scarborough, 4. Hits-On SCARBOROUGH. 3
in 2 innings: OF Candini. none in l. Los
ing pitcher-Scarborough Umpires-
Messrs Passarella, Boyer and Rommel.
Time-1:35. ,21S.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 12; Baltimore, 4.
Newark, 2; Syracuse, o.
Buffalo, z; Toronto, 2.
Montreal, e-6: Rochester. 81 (seeond
game. ID inningsl.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STANN

The Fostest Bock Is Young or Davis
The next big football game up September
where the Giants OF the National League will play the Eastern ALL
Stars and National Leaguers taking lightly they just
pretending
The National Leaguers good Chicago
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Field Begins Practice
For Western Open Golf
By the Associoied Press

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 26.-De-
Tending Champion Ben Hogan led q
field of 20 golfers in practice rounds
at the Salt Lake Country Club pre-
paratory to the start Thursday Of
the Western Open golf tournament.
Other early arrivals included
Sammy Snead, who flew in from
Virginia; Johnny Bulla of Phoenix.
Ariz.; Johnny Palmer of Badin.
N. c.; George Schoux of San Bruno.
Calf; Skip Alexander Of Lexing-
ton, N. c.; AL Smith of Winston
Salem, N. c., and Tom Wright Of
Knoxville Tenn
Evening star., 1947-08-26
70 Appeal Mclean Bon

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug 26 P.-A
ruling by Circuit Judge w. Scott
Miller yesterday that the Kentucky
State Fair Board had a right to bar
Miss Jean Mclean, Portsmouth
(Va) horsewoman, from the fairs
horse show this year will be appealed
TO a higher court.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Army's Stors Know How to Team Up

With United States out OF football Except for
the forthcoming Star gae) Young unquesonaby the fastest
grid tog would have been interesting how Davis and
would Jared match foot but thing is
that that swftes backs
Davis he's in shape well do to the Giants what Young
did the Davis condition isn't likely be good The
given leave make movie in Hollywood
his injury he couldn't out extensively with the Chicago
ASars the other hand probably the end
toned the field Chicago having only pactced
diligently with the Asar but having been tested exhibition
with his team, the Yankees
advantage the Eastern AStars is that of
the starters will be members of those
and 946 There will be Davis Blanchard End Tom Hayes Tackles
Shelton Be Hal Tavze,
Arnold They together undoubtedly
entertain a certain pride in their ability unit.
The Army team has been with the several
notably Blanchard Tucker this
how they might have stacked The big obstacle
lack condition. but less than week people saying
Chicago Al-Stars weren't in shape either.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Buddy Is the Guy Who OutcIossed Beers

The who always the York Giants nearly always
this Eastern AStar Beaten only the Giants show
better championship which played
Chicago for the last IA
There good for this record Whereas the Chicago
spectacle draws the graduating cogans from all
the country the New features only the from
the East instance be in the next week nor
will Raeman Fnimore Charley Tpp most OF the
Chicago Al-Stars who routed the Bears
Blanchard probably in
better shape than he last week and they have Davis
the Soldier Field because of
injured indicate will be ready and
be that the Giants going to have trouble.
Young showed what exceptionally fast ball carrier fit and
game wouldn't
outclassed whose speed
completely
Evening star., 1947-08-26

close. 1t even could be another jolt on the chin
League If it up hot and humid, the weather
and if Armys Glenn Davis can be shaken loose.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Major League Standings and Schedules
TUESDAY AUGUST 2s 1897

tuesday, AUGUST rs, l947.
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