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Evening star., 1947-08-28
LeoIa Thomas Victor
Over Tank Champ

Ambassador Clubs 1eola Thomas
swan the 150-yard individual med
ley in two minutes fiat to nose out
Defending Champion Bette Roland
of Takonla as the curtain closed on
the District AAU outdoor season
last night at Indian Spring.
Final figures of the season put
Ambassador out front with 90
points in the mems division and 80
in the women's, while Takoma COM
piled 81 in the mems competition
and 81 in the women's. BOYS Club
of Washington scored seven points
in mems events.
Last nights results:
Championship Events.
Mems 3O0-yard medley relay-Ambas-
Ssdor A Smith Tinkham, Jadwin'. Am
bassador B. Takerna A. Ambassador c.
Women's $50 individual medley--Le-
ola Thomas Ambassador. Bette Roland
Ballos CTakomal, 1000 Defending
champion, Bette Roland.
Mems 220-yard treestyle-Jan Wander
sluiS CTakomal, George Cooper tAmbassa-
DOR; Esko Hallila (Takomal, Allen Grant
tAmbaSsadorl, 2:29,: Defending cham
Jill SaiilpbCil, ulu INV hCICllu'
Mems lowboard diving-Soupy Bridgers
Henry GoSsler tAmbaSsadorl. Wayne john
son .tAmbassadorJ Defending champion,
Bridpersl.
Womens lowboard diving-Jackie Rich
ards (Takoma), Barbara McCutcheon
Ambassador, Anne O'Beirne (Amoassa-
dor,, Helen Pawl Ambassador Defend
ing champion, Barbara Mccutcheonb.
Open Events.
1OG-yard freestyle for women-Ellen
Oberti fAn1ba $50 dorl. Wilhelmina Orme
(Amha ssador) Audrey Engelmann tTs-
komal. joyce Warren CTakoma). Time.
1:12.
1on-yard breaststroke for women-Bet-
tie Roland fTakomal. Carolyn Prescott
(Amha ssador) Roberta Ashburnert Am
bassador). Jean Carter tTakomaD. Time,
4lo-yard freestyle for men-Jan VAN
dersluis. tTskoms). Dan Callahan Am
hassadcr). Esko Hallila tAmbassadorl,
George Cooper tAmhassador). Time,
o:246
50-yard treestyle for eirls-Diane Will
son (Amha ssador) joyce Warren tTakoma !.
PHYLLIS Culn (Takoma), Henryetta Splitter
tAmbessador). Time, n:33.2.
5o.yard freestyle for boys-Bob Nc
Donald tBoys' Club. Pat Bowie tTakomal i:
Milton Eaton tAmbasssdorl, Don Tindal
5AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. E: Indianapolis. o.
Kansas City. 2: Minneapolis, /.
COnly games Scheduled.)
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Thomson S IS PAGES
Biq Field in Drills
For Western Open
BY the Associoted Press

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 26.-
Eagles and brides were scattered all
over the scenic Salt Lake City
Country Club course as the nation S
top pro and amateur golfers prac-
ticed yesterday for the Western
Open golf tournament, starting to-
morrow.
Jimmy Thomson of New York
posted the days best score-a seven
under par 65-and Zell Eaton of
Monticello. Calf. and Sam Snead
of Hot Springs, Va, went around the
spravling canyon layout in So.
Few Of the others turned in COM
plete cards. concentrating instead
on driving or putting practice.
Locke in Warmup Round.
Bobby Locke, the South African
star, was Out for his first warmup
round and he spent most of the
cloudy afternoon working with the
putter given to him by his father
when he took up the game at nine
years of age.
L don't believe in changing put
tiers, that's ALL" Bobby commented
The fairways are simply mar
velous," Locke said, and most of
golfdom's greats who make up the
best field in the history of the
tournament agreed.
Pathways have been narrowed for
the meeting and the fringe has been
allowed to grow up around the
greens, making them smaller, so the
layout at the foot of the Wasatch
Mountain Range will be a severe
test for the sharpshooters on hand
for the s12,500 event.
Par must be cracked by Is strokes
to surpass the course record of 273
for u holes of medal play. The
course mark of 81 for 1s holes was
esta blished in 1897 by Ed Kingsley
of Salt Lake City.
Hogan Holds Record.
Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa. is the
defending champion and holds the
Western Open record of 271 set last
year at st. Louis.
Eighteen rounds are set for
tomorrow and Saturday, with the
field to be narrowed from 130 play
ers to IS after the second round
The tournament will wind up on
Labor Day.
TO satisfy the large galleries ex-
pected for the meeting and over
come objections of players to wear
ing numbers, the Tournament Com
mittee has arranged for caddies to
wear names of their n1ayerS in large
letters. This plan, believed to be an
innovation in golf, was approved by
all the entries.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Sexton Pins SovoIdi
In 25-Minute Match

Frank Sexton could put his heavy
weight rassling crown back on the
shelf today after cutting short Joe
Savoldi's bid last night at Turner's
Arena.
Savoldi, the "Jumpin' Joe" of foot
ball fame while at Notre Dame, fell
before Sexton's attack after Is min
utes of graphing.
In other bouts, Big Ben Morgan
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Indian Davis Cup Team
To PLAY at Army Navy

The Indian Davis Cup team will
appear here tomorrow at Army
Navy Club at o'clock in an exhibi-
tion match under the auspices OF
the District Tennis Association.
The doubles team Of Sumont
Mishra and Janished Mehta took a
set from top-ranked Jack Kramer
and Ted Schroeder in the National
Doubles this week and carried the
favorites to deuce in the fourth set
Inan Mohan is the third team men,
ber. Further details of the match
will be announced later.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
10 Eagles Are Out
For Guard Posts

SARANAC LAKE. N. Y. Aug.
28.-National Football League
teams won't find it so easy to
stop the Philadelphia Eagles
inside running attack this season,
says Coach Greasy Neale.
Neale has 10 candidates work.
ing for the guard posts on the
Eagles squad-the positions at
which he feels his team was
weakest last year.
The guard candidates include
Frank (Bucko) Kilroy, Dusan
Duke Moronic, ex-Alabama
star: Johnny Rogalla, Scranton
player; Don Weldon of Texas u,
AL Basi, acquired from the Chi
cago Bears; Art Mergenthal, for
merly of the Los Angeles Rams,
and Cliff Patton from Texas
Christian.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Mexican Poioists Whip
U.S.. Team Second Time

CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-The Mexi-
can polo team was looking forward
today to the finale of its three
game series with the United States
team after winning its second
straight match yesterday, 10 to f.
The third contest will be played
Monday at Oak Brook Polo Club
Field in suburban Hinsdale.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

elimination of the majors draft Of
PCL players.
That in itself, Pei leaders con-
tend. would permit the circuit to
retain its ace hands, leading to
higher and higher caliber baseball
on the coast and making eventual
major status a natural
Evening star., 1947-08-28
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Ted
Schroeder, the California tennis
great, won't be around for the
National Singles championships
next week. . He plans to hurry
home after the Davis Cup
matches. You see, he has a
couple of tickets for the Red
skin-Rams exhibition game wait
ing for him. not to mention the
fact he must get home to his
family and his refrigeration
business.
Schroeder had bit of criti-
cism for professional tennis.
This is good time" he said,
for the pros to stop deprecating
amateur tennis and to show how
well they can play. They ought
to realize that they depend on
the amateur game for new
players" :.
Alma matter-Soon after the
Detroit Lions pitched their train
ing camp at Alma, Mich, Coach
Gus Dorais decided to check up
on observance of his IL pm.
lights-out rule. He tiptoed
around and found everything
quiet and dark until he reached
his own room. Gus f1icked a
switch and curfew really began
to ring, with bells changing, buz-
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Allen and Isais Tied
For Horseshoe Lead
by the Associoted Press

MURRAY, Utah, Aug. 28.-Teo
Allep, defending champion from
Boulder, Colo, and Fernando Isais
os Los Angeles, 1941 titlist, toda,
were tied for the lead In the ma.
tional horseshoe pitching tourna.
ment at the end of the second round
of play.
The two, each with ID wins and nc
losses, were the only undefeated con-
testants remaining in the tourney
Allen. with a ringer percentage Of
83.4 to 81.2 for 1sais, led in that de.
partment.
Close behind them In a tie fol-
third place were Casey Jones Of
Waukesha, Wis, and w. Nelson o1
Muncie. Ind, with 13 wins and
loss each. Lewis Dean of Los An
geles was in fifth spot with IL wins
and 2 defeats.
Four more players were tied with
II wins and 3 losses. They were
Guy Zimmerman, San Francisco;
Eddie Packha, Lon Angeles; Jimmy
O'Shea, Brockton, Mass, and Tom
my Browneil, New York.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

defeated Andy Meixner, Wladelesk
Talum downed Red Ryan, Stu Hart
disposed OF Tiger Joe Marsh and
MIN Burnett outclassed Kola
Kwariani.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 2-7: Lincoln, 0-1.
Sioux City, z; DeS Moines, 6.
Pueblo at Denver, postponed, rain.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

Five years ago-Chicago Bears
defeated the college all-stars 2l-0
in annual football game before
l0l 200 at Chicago.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

Made for III thru AZ Chevre-
let's. Push button tuning and
tone control. Can he installed
under dash Of any ear. Plus
installation and aerial.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. e: Indianapolis, o.
Kansas City. 3: Minneap polls, /.
COnly games scheduledD
Evening star., 1947-08-28
The Latest Y47
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Matching instrument panel con-
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another. Plus installation and
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Evening star., 1947-08-28

Features buiIt-in dynamic speak
er, automatic volume control
illuminated dial. Excellent tone.
Plus installation and aerial.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-04
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