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Evening star., 1947-10-09
|5tymie's Coin Mark
lis Armed's Goal in
Mile Race Today
By The Asseeiossd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-CalumetI
Farms Armed and Oscar E. Breault's
With Pleasure resume an old feud
today, when they match strides in
the $4,000 Sysonby Mile at Bel
mont Park.
Only two horses were slated to
contest the issue with the golden
gelding, Nelson Seabra's South
American, Ensueno, q surprise en-
try, completing the trio. With three
starters the Sysonby victor would
get $18,600, enough to boost Armed's
total to $761 500 and displace Stynie
as the d, wbrld's money winning
champion.
Now in the runner-up spot, Armed
could take a $6,790 lead over Mrs.
Ethel Jacobs cash register king, who
has earned $754,710.
Track officials went ahead with
plans to run the program, despite
a labor dispute involving groon1s
and exercise boys which threatened
to halt operations. Mayor William
O'Dwyer last night asked team
sters' union local to call oil Its
walkout scheduled for this morn
ing, pending a meeting with a city
mediator. The request was followed.
The principals in the Sysonby
duel, Armed and With Pleasure,
have met six times this season. each
coming out with three victories.
Both Armed and With Pleasure are
likely to be less than even money,
with Armed at to S and With
Pleasure 4 to 5, while Ensueno was
expected to 60 postward at about
IL to l.
With Pleasure, carrying 1872
pounds, won last weeks Vosburgh
Handicap, beating Armed about
three lengths. Armed's last start
was in the match race here against
Assault, the clubfoot comet failing
to extend Calumet's iron horse" in
that event.
The Sysonby Is a weight-for-age
affair, the three contenders each
carrying 126 pounds. That, of course,
is an advantage for Armed, accus-
toned to spotting his rivals plenty
Of pounds.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Folk k's71 Is Best Golf
In Printcrafts Play

Serge Folk Of The Star carded a
II to win Glass A honors in the
Union Printcrafts Golf Association
fall tournament, which concluded
yesterday at Washington Aviation
Country Club. Arthur Wilson Of
The Star and Harry Gershenson Of
Government Printing ONCE tied for
second with IT'S.
H. Horstman, H. Bacher, both OF
GPO, and T. Byars Of Times-Her-
aid, each scored a 81 to tie in Class
B, while Thomas Clements Of The
Star and John Becker of GPO
scored sss to tie in Glass c play.
Harry Bjorkland of GPO was third
with 80.
Arthur Brew of Times-Herald
won the Glass D competition with
a los, while Times s-Heralds O'Sul-
livan and The Stars New Straus-
baugh tied for second with loss.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
st. AIbons, Friends Teams Mix
In Weekend School Feature

Woodberry Forest. Sherwood plays
host to Gaithersburg and Herndon
entertains the Aldie (Vao eleven.
Saturdays football menu features
q tasty dish In the Bullis-George-
town freshmen clash at Bulls at 2
o'clock.
This game is a natural" for both
teams are undefeated In two games
and both boast powerful offenses.
st. Johns, under the capable in
struction of a coaching staff con-
sisting of Joe Gallagher, Ray Han
ken and Tuffy Leemans, will be out
to win No. 3, with Blair furnishing
the opposition on its home grounds.
Game time is pm.
In other Saturday tilts Landon
entertains St. James in an lac
clash, Dewitt faces Montgomery
Junior College at Meadowbrook and
Episcopal travels to Richmond to
engage St. Christophers.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Mount Rainier Rollers
Halt King Pin Women

With a 628 team game, the high
est bowled here this season by wom-
en-, Mount Rainier snapped a 10
game winning streak for King Pin
in the Ladies Major District League
a. Mount Rainier last night. Louise
Garilli featured Mount Rainier's big
count with the circuits high single
of 1863 for the season. King Pin, by
winning the first and last tits,
maintained a three-game lead In
the flag chase with II wins against
a single defeat.
College Park in 81 victory over
Hi-Skor came up with 627 game
in which Frances Wilson banged
156 and Caroline Hiser clouted IA.
College Park also counted the loops
second high team set Of 1,742.
Second-place Rosslyn was q 81
winner over Brookland, aided by
Evelyn Saunders 40 and Jessie
Keith's 349: Mae Diehl's IA and
1856 paced Lafayette to 2-1 win
over Ice Palace.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Virqinio Conceded Best Chance
Since 1915 of Licking Harvard

offense was highly impressive IN
victories over George Washington
and Virginia Tech, helps boost the
pregame rating Of the Cavaliers.
Further, 1t Is homecoming day
and the cheering old grads Of the
university are expected to raise
the customer total to 10000.
The nearness Of the Virginia
Harvard duel and the others involv-
ing State teams this week end was
emphasized by events in Lexington
today.
The honor Of leading the Wash
ington and Lee Generals in their
second Southern Conference tilt of
the season was given to End Jim
Lukens In making the announce
ment of Lukens' game captaincy to-
day, Coach Art Lewis termed him
"just as good as Chipley in every
department" Bill Chipley, Of the
1916 general aggregation, was named
to the All-Southern Conference
eleven
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Crescent Sets Torrid
Minor Pin Loop Pace

Pat Crescent, brilliant anchor
man of Chevy Chase Ice Palace
quint, moved among the elite of
the citys duckpinners today as
pacesetter in Mems Minor District
League with lusty 1902 average
for IS games.
Rapping out the loops second
high season scores Of I'll and 439
last night at Arcadia, Crescent in
leading Ice Palaces sweep over Ar
cadia replaced MacRossi. team
mate, who had held the top spot
after firing the seasons record set
of AT in the Junior loop last week.
Ice Palace tailed $40 and 1925
scores.
Greenway spurted on top In the
flag chase with a 80 win from
Queen Pin. Red Sheriff, with 37l,
was Greenway's big gun. Petworth
No. !, aided by Harry Browns 1872,
beat Temple. 81, to hold second
place. Clayton Browns 372 was best,
as Lucky Strike nicked Spillway in
the odd game.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Co|ored Grid Classic
Has Big Early Sale

Two special trains from Charles
Town, w. Va, have been chartered
to transport $500 West Virginia
State College fans to the sixth an
nual Capital Football Classic under
Grifnth Stadium lights October 18
between the West Virginia team and
Tennessee State College of Nash
Vile, DR.. w. N. Rivers, general chair
man, announced yesterday.
The game, involving the 1946 ma
tional colored intercollegiate cham
pions and a strong threat to that
title in West Virginia State, has
brought an advanced sale Of reserved
seats. More than $4,000 fans have
seen the previous games and this
years attendance, Chairman Rivers
stated, appears due to draw between
$1,000 to 10000.
Capital Classic headquarters are
at 40 Florida avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Eastern, Central Duel
For High Loop Lead
In Tilt Tomorrow
by Bill Fuchs

Eastern's undefeated football team
collides with Central's undefeated,
unscored-on eleven tomorrow at
Central in an outstanding high
school championship series clash
which will put the winner far up
front in the race for the title. Tech,
also undefeated, can keep its role
as co-favorite by downing Western
at Western. In the other series game
Roosevelt travels to Anacostia. All
matches begin at $50.
Eastern's Ramblers, with two
decisive wins under their belts, have
surprised preseason dopesters with
their strong forward wall and fast
running attack. Coach Dick Mentzer
expects to emphasize that running
attack tomorrow with f1eet-footed
Charley Carhart slated to head the
ofense.
Mentzer has picked the local AAU
boxer to spark the offense after
seeing him rip off big hunks of
yardage in last weeks victory over
Western.
HE has lot of drive" Mentzer
said during practice yesterday, "and
I'm going to use him strictly on
offense with Dom Adrianni coming
in on defense"
Eastern's line. which has attracted
considerable attention, is not a
heavy one. Bob Harkey, center. who
has been blasting gaping holes,
weighs only $50 pounds as does
George Robertson, guard. End
Charles Flemming tips the scales
at ITO, while End John Brown,
Tackles Otis Brown and Dick Culp
and Guard Bill Patterson weigh
around 1876.
Central may be handicapped, for
the Vikings star passer, Jimmy
Pantos, may miss the game due to
an injured ankle. If Pantos can't
make it, Ross Keith will take his
place, while Jim Panor, Jack Vert,
Jim johnson and Bill Sasko, all
dangerous runners, will spark the
,offense.
Techs powerful Trainers, who
walloped Roosevelt and Wilson by
$50 scores, will be a heavy favorite
over the Raiders. Bob (Bugs)
Thompson and Cecil Gray have
proved hard men to stop, but the
Raiders have the proper ingredients
for an upset in the offensive power
of George Holmes, Don Strain, Norm
Wacker and Dale Summerbell.
Roosevelt and Anacostia will be
seeking first victory. The Riders
lost to Tech by lopsided score, but
1t always takes them while to get
started. They proved that last year
by upsetting highly favored Tech
near the end of the season.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. s.-The
University of Virginia, which has
been given the pregame nod in both
games so far this season, won't have
that edge against Harvard Satur-
day, but the Cavaliers will have
the pleasure of being more highly
rated than any previous Cavalier
eleven has been against Crimson
foe since 1915.
In 1915 one of the better teams
in Virginias grid history went
North to open competition between
the schools and came home on the
short end of a go score. The Grim
son teams also won the seven en-
gagements which followed that
initial encounter, taking their last
victory from the Cavaliers in 1888.
All of the games in the series have
been played at Cambridge, Mass,
and thus Saturdays kickoff in Scott
Stadium will mark the first Of the
Harvard Virginia games to be
played in the Old Dominion.
That, plus the fact that Virginia's s
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Perkins Bowling Top
Major District Loop
AS Winn Five Wins
By Ben McAlwee

Paul Perkins, speedballer Of
Wlnn's Motors quint. with a sea-
son record score of 453. Is top bowler
in the Mems Major District League
with an average of 130-10 for IS
games. In supplanting Jack Bark
ley OF Arcade Pontiac, who skidded
to a 1902 mark with a $50 set,
Perkins holds the lofty spot ne
was in at this time last season.
Bowling games of 1853, l6s and 1872
at King Pin last night, Perkins
led the way as the Winn outfit
raped out a new season high team
set of 1858 to down Senate Beer
in the first two games with 659
and 689. Paul Jarmans 155-397
and Nick Rinaldi's 1896 also
were big blows tor the winners.
The Beermen bagged the final game
with 676 as Moe Meade climaxed
Az set with 164. Senate Beer
tailed 1915.
Leading Mann's Potato Chips,
aided by Mike Avon's I'll and Harry
Aikens 149, swamped Galliher &
Huguely with TIA season record
team game, but the Lumbermen
bounced back to win the final two
as Bub Guetnler let fly with 172
and Lou jenkins banged AIS. Incl
dentally, Guethler edged out Avon
for the circuits high game.
Although he gave way to Perkins
as the leagues individual pace
setter, Barley proved he doesn't
give up easily when he grabbed the
final game out of the fire for Ar
cade Pontiac with 145 against Burr
Heishman Tires, which won the
first two.
Bert Lynn, with 157 and AS, was
the heaviest wanoper as Maple Edge
Fins whipped high-riding Win
chester Packard, 81. to snap .
four week losing streak.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

st. Albans football team, loser to
q stubborn Stuyvesant eleven In its
opener, will play host, to Friends IN
an Interstate Academic Conference
clash tomorrow at $50.
1t is the first league tilt for the
home eleven, while Friends lost It's
only lac game. 1877, to Sanford
Prep School of Hockessin, Del. Prior
to that, Friends had walloped
Georgetown Prep.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, undefeated
and unscored on in three games,
travels to Fairfax, while Georgetown
Prep, which broke into the win
column at the expense Of Blair last
week, visits Wilson High. Gonzaga,
which had its string of victories over
local elevens broken last week by
Anacostia. plays Coolidge at Coolidge.
In other games tomorrow, Cham
berlain visits National Training
School, Washington-Lee travels to
Evening star., 1947-10-09

he continued, because we have
the best man in the business run
ming it-Burke Crotty. He's a
sort of Alexander Bell in tele-
vision productions. He put on
the Louis Conn heavyweight
title fight, supervised the first
Army = Navy game televised
broadcast, did the first Congress
sional job, and has handled every
sport you can think of. He knows
all the angles and the public will
get the benefit of that expert
ence."
Crotty, Hunter told us, learned
one lesson in an odd way. His
crew put two cameras at Belmont
race track, one in the infleld.
They turned the regular camera
on the roof on the horses as they
came down the stretch, then. to
get another action angle, flashed
on the infield view. The second
shot showed the nags running
back up the track.
'"I know the betting boys had
heart failure when they saw their
horse going the wrong way
chuckled Hunter.
The incident was one of the
many bugs" that had to be
exterminated by engineers.
For Crotty's use Hunter built
the first dual-vision control
panel of its kind, unless some
body made one and kept 1t
secret. He bought a couple
OF regular 7-inch screen tele-
vision sets and ripped out
the insides, then rebuilt them.
It was cheaper than buying parts
for his own special contraption,
he explained. Crotty sits between
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Pigeons Geebobb|e Chicken Coops All Part Of Te|evision
Mobile Transmitting Set Po $50 900 WA Expert Epo

gineer reports that the camera
mans slip is showing" he means
a piece Of white string left dang
ling for a range finder is getting
into the scene.
You can own a mobile trans
mitting set for a paltry $4,000
including $500 for a Zooma
lens. This is something not
found in your old No. 2 stem
winder, a lens that changes focal
length without changing focus.
The operator simply pulls han
die forward or reverse and the
lens does the rest.
1t takes a crew Of II engineers,
using two cameras, to put a game
on the air, and the producer is
quarterback who makes Sammy
Baugh look pretty green by COM
parison. Crotty has commune
cations hookup with all II men.
Baugh sometimes has trouble
making himself heard by more
than five or siX-the rest went to
speak for themselves in the
huddle.
IT tell you," concluded DanI,
Were getting this thing down
so we'll you'd think they were
playing football on your living
room rug. You won't miss a
thing by sitting home and taking
in the pro or college games by
television."
Oh, no? What about the guy
who steps on your pet corn climb
ing over to his seat, or the kid
who spills mustard on your
sleeve, or the dame who bellows
instructions for the quarterback
right through your ear? What
about them, Mr.. Hunter?
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Payton Unconscious
After Auto Accident
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-George Pay
ton, "a, Virginia State open golf
champion from Newport News, Va,
was reported in critical condition
today after an automobile accident
yesterday in which four others were
injured.
Off1cials at Presbyterian Hospital
said Payton had not recovered con-
sciousness and was suffering from
a fracture of the left thigh and pos
sibly skull fracture.
Others injured included Ralph
Guldahl. AZ, Chicago golf profession
al; Edward Woolley. At, of suburban
Oak Park, manufacturer of sport
ing goods; Ben Kapp, 40, Chicago, a
sporting goods buyer, and Reginald
Speakman, As, Miami, Fla, also a
sporting goods buyer.
The men were injured when their
automobile, driven by Woolley,
crashed into a railroad viaduct abut-
ment on the West Side.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Sexton Uses Body Slam
To Keep RussIe Crown

Frank Sexton STAYED off another
threat to his rassle crown last night
by body -slamming Babe Sharkey IN
27 minutes before $500 fans at
Turner's Arena.
Mae Weston defeated June Byers,
while Henry Kulkovich used a back
drop to win over Wladislaw Talun,
Jesse James fought Commute
draw with Steve Cob and Ken
Ackler whipped Faro Rinaldo.
Evening star., 1947-10-09


its like being there in a 50-yard
line seat"
WMAL's chief engineer. slick
haired gent who graduated from
tinkering with alarm clocks In
his stove-pipe days to building
television apparatus, was ex-
planning how The Stars new
television operation brings football
right into your living room. To
hear him talk, it's as simple as
swapping on an electric light,
but press him for details and he
comes up with a mess Of tech
nical phrases no self-respecting
sports writer even would at
tempt to explain, much less spell
correctly.
Its got to be a good show"
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Greenberg, Mize
Put Politics
By the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 9.-Home-
run artists Hank Greenberg and
Johnny Mize will be running
for political Office in Allegheny
County next month whether they
like it or not.
Some one-apparently an ardent
baseball fan wrote in their
names on the Democratic ticket
in the sixth ward Of Harrison
township-Hank for inspector Of
elections and Johnny for Judge OF
elections.
Since there were no other can
didates, and the Election Bureau
has no knowledge that persons
with those names do not live in
the township, their names will go
on the ballot.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

two cameramen at games now,
watching the action on the field
and also on each screen-and
that takes a lot of watching un-
less the gentleman is some sort
of a multi-eyed monster. He
keeps the action flowing onto
your screen and it's his job to
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Dartmouth Impressive
In Drills for Penn Game
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 9.-Judging
from their performances in recent
practice sessions. the Dartmouth
Indians are up" for Saturdays
clash here with powerful Pennsyl-
vania.
The regulars have appeared i'm
pressive, smearing the Quaker pass
ing and running plays demonstrated
by the Jayvees the last two days.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Touchdowns Cut
Price Of Sundues
BY the Associoted Press

HASTINGS, Nebr., Oct. g.
The performance of the Hastings
High School football team has a
lot to do with the cost of living
for Hastings teen-agers.
If the team wins on Friday
nights the price of ice cream
sundaes in one Hastings drug
store on Saturday drops 5 cents
Ito 20 cents). For each touch
down made by the home team
another penny comes off the
price.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Hickey CongrotuIotes Harris

NEW YORK, Oct. Q R.-More
than $50 kilograms arrived at the
baseball Offices of the World Cham
pion New York Yankees yesterday.
All except one were addressed to
George Weiss. The other, sent to
Manager Bucky Harris, contained
congratulations from Branch hickey.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
BY Lewis F. Atehison

What happens in television
Is this" explained Dan Hunter.
THE camera scoops up all the
action on the field, sends 1t up
Evening star., 1947-10-09

to this sau-
cer-like con-
traption on
the roof Of
the stadium
and fires it at
another doo-
dad we call a
C h i c k e n
brooder' a t
our transmit
t er. ro m
there it goes
out to all re-
ceiving S e t S
within a 20
mile radius
and I tall NAll
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Hockey Lions on Troll
OF Bio Name Players
soeeiol Di.poteh 10 Jhs-S,or

SpstloI Dtspofeh 70 IhS1SfoF
BARRIE, Ontario, Oct. Coach
Jack Riley of the Washington, D. c.,
Lions hockey team is negotiating
with several National League clubs
for a big name goalie and defense
man.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

George Washington Coach Skip
Stanley worked his squad, par
ticularly the freshmen, hour after
hour on pass defense in hopes OF
stopping the aerials Of Dick Work.
ing in the Southern Conference
clash against Washington and Lee
Saturday In Lexington.
The best news in the Colonial
camp has been the play of Dick
Koester. the Roosevelt High product,
who was q standout in defeat last
week against v. M. I.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Tatum in Good Humor
Despite 1erps' Loss
OF Five Regulars

For 4 football coach who was
threatened with the temporary loss
Of five men from his starting lineup.
Coach Jim Tatum at Maryland was
in a mighty good humor today and
all because he has depth.
Injuries and illness forced Tatum
to make five changes for the third
game of the season tomorrow night
at College Park, a Southern Con-
ference football clash with the Uni
versity of Richmond.
Joe Tucker will start at quarter
for Vic Turyn, bothered with a sore
back; Freshman Johnny Idzik will
lineup at left half in place of Hugh
Werner, who has swollen tonsils:
Fred Davis will be at right end in
place of Fran Evans and the tackles
will be Ray Krouse and Jim Good
man instead of Chet Giernea and
Joe Drach.
The changes do not necessarily
mean that the Old Liners will be
weakened. however, as all subs are
capable.
Richmond still was threatened
with the loss of Ed Ralston and Tom
Billingsley, big guns in the Spiders
upset triumph last year.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
ina Tops Kuhe|s Lifetime Record

Born Cleveland Ohio, June 25 1906
Rot. loft Throws left Height feet Weight 1s0 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-05-19
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Evening star., 1947-05-19
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
stage.
oLASc.
Nationwide owe for Love-. 8

Stage.
NationaI-"Love for Love; $50
Ambassador Suddenly It's
Spring; 1:25, $3.50, $50, 7:35 and
9:45 pm
Capitol-''The Imperfect Lady;
10:45 am, 1:35. 4:25, tbs and 10 p m.
Stage shows: 1875, 3:25, 6:l5 and
9:05 pm.
Columbia-"Ramr l1:25 am,
1:30, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Earle - Suddenly It's Spring: !:
11:35 am, 1:4O, 3:45, $50, 7:55 and
10 pm.
Hippodrome-"Brief Encounter;
2:15, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"The Egg and r.; 11:15
am, -1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and s:4o
pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:3o
and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"It happened on
Fifth Avenue; 11:05 am, 1:l0, 3:15,
5:25, 7:35 and GAS pm.
PaIace-"The Late George Apley';
1885 am, los, $40, $40, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Pix-"I Walked With a Zombie"; !;
sos, 5:45, $40 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
Continuous from 1915 am.