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Evening star., 1947-03-01
Robertson Spurns 'SIuggine'
In Quest of Job With Mats
By Burton Howkins
Sior Ssoff corrsspondsns

ORLANDO. Fla, Mar. 1.--sherry
Robertson, who at times has smashed
baseballs far enough to be stamped
q potential slugger, has abandoned
any idea of becoming a second Babe
Ruth. He's going to be content
merely to meet the ball this season
and he believes he'll be Of more value
to the Mats as q consequence.
"I've always tried to blast the
ball." says Sherry, who Is a candi-
date for Washington's third base
Job, but this year its going to be
different. I'm going to hit straight
away and think 1t will tack lot
of points on that batting average Of
mine.
Explains Slugging Penchant.
"There was q reason for my slug
ging tendencies" explains Robert
son. before I came up with Wash
ington played at Charlotte, Spring.
field and Baltimore. AL Of those
parks had short right field fences
and the temptation was too great.
I wanted to pump a home run every
time stepped to the plate. got in
the habit Of trying to pull the ball
all the time and 1t hurt me.
Sherry has power. He obtained
only 46 hits In batting an unimpres-
sive 200 last season, but six Of those
hits were home runs. This season
he will be content for less, on. the
theory that less distance but more
frequency will pay dividends.
"I'm % years old now" says
Sherry, "and If I'm going to make
any money out Of baseball I've got
to do it in q hurry. Well, I've shown
myself I can't be steady slugeer,
80 I'm going to forget about wham-
ming the ban out Of the park every
time 60 to the plate"
Sherry, who happens TO be .
nephew of the boss, Clark Grifnth,
may wind up as the Mats third base
man II Cecil Travis legs sag. Travis
has the inside track on the job, Of
course, but Robertson isn't conced-5
ing it.
II can't be too horrible as q ball
player" reasons Robertson. after
all, Detroit. Chicago and Boston
have tried to get me in trades.
Frankly, I'd like to be traded If it
means a chance to become regular
because have two children now and
I'd like to make more money. The
only way to get more dough is to
play regularly"
Rained out of practice yesterday
the Mats haven't had q day here yet
which hasn't been windy, cold or
rainy. The club has 70 bs split into
Evening star., 1947-03-01
BY the Assoeioted Press

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March IA
groom burned to death and approx
imately 70 thoroughbreds perished
In a fire which destroyed two stables
early today at the Oak Lawn race
track.
The groom tentatively was iden-
titled by Police Sergt. Bon West
as Junior Kindell, about 81. The
body was found near the end of one
of the stables where the blaze was
believed to have started.
Oak Lawn is in the midst of
its annual 30-days racing season,
and approximately TOO horses were
stabbed in the area of the fire. Some
of the horses were led to safety.
Others broke loose. Several wan
Evening star., 1947-03-01

two squads today for drills. Joining
the workouts were Outfielder Joe
Grace and Infielder Eddie Vest, who
arrived yesterday.
Lewis Stin Outside
Buddy Lewis remains reluctant to
sign a contract and he became a
holdout when he failed to report
yesterday. Lewis is threatening to
sit it out at his Gastonia IN. o.
residence until Griffith gives him q
sizable salary boost. Lewis and Grit
fifth are $500 apart, and, while both
are being stubborn, the seasons best
bet is that Buddy will be In training
camp shortly.
Outfielder Earl Wooten has in
formed Grifnth he will arrive to-
morrow
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Star Pin Tourney
Prize List Ready

The list Of prize winners In the
recent Evening Star bowling
tournament and their awards
win be published in tomorrow's
paper.
There are s24 cash prizes.
totaling $9,0l1.
The tournament attracted a.
265 entries and the prize fund
was made up of entry fees.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Steiner Receives Trial
With Detroit TIGERS

Benny Steiner, schoolboy baseball
star at Central High several years
ago, will get 60-day trial with De-
troit. He is reporting to the Tigers
Lakeland Qla.) training camp after
being bought from Atlanta Of the
Southern Association. He'll get q
chance at utility infield Job.
Benny formerly was in the Boston
Red Sox chain and played with
Toronto Of the International League
last year and with Louisville Of the
American Association in l945.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Maryland Rngmen Near Title
In Southern Conference Meet
By Lewis T. Atchison

With six men qualified for the
finals and a seventh knocking on
the door, Maryland was an odds-on
choice to capture its third Southern
Conference boxing crown In the
tournament winding up tonight at
College Park.
Featherweight Al Salkowski, who
licked Albie Wilcox of The Citadel
in the prelims last night, could all
but clinch the crown for Heinie
Miller's charges by repeating against
Bill Sunas of North Carolina today.
Only two bouts were scheduled this
afternoon with the championship
round slated for 8:15 tonight.
Carl Pulkinen, Clemson light
weight and the key figure in the
Tigers bid for the title, was to
box Tony Payne in the second scrap
this afternoon. He turned back
Marion Watson Of South Carolina in
his debut and was rated a favorite
over Payne, who Is making his first
start of the season.
Clemson Has Chance.
A Salowski victory would assure
Maryland Of 81 points under q
scoring system of allowing three
points for each finalist and five
for q champion. One individual
champion then would clinch the
crown for the Terps. Clemson. on
the other hand, had a fighting
chance to take all the marbles,
on Pulkinen. The Tigers
could score q possible Is points
which would be sufficient to win
if no Marylander won a title.
But off the performances of light
weight Danny Smith, Tommy Ma
loney, Ed Reider and Ken Malone,
the Old Liners figured to pick up
one or two championships. Mary
land got break when Light Heavy
Bob Hafer was adjudged the win
ner over Burke Watson Of The Cit
adel in a bout halted after / minute
and is seconds of the first round
because OF Hafer's cut eye. Although
Evening star., 1947-03-01

a decision Is not handed down in
dual meet matches that do not 20
into the second round, q ruling was
made on this one because Of Its
bearing on the tournament and
Hafer was lucky boy. Hell be okay
Tor the final.
Best fighter Of the tournament,
judging by the so seconds he was
on display, is South Carolina's Ray
Avant, a fierce welterweight who
TKO'd Newton Winn of North Caro-
lima in that brief time. A short right
hand did the damage. He, meets
Maloney in the final and the clever
Marylander will have to show his
best to be on his feet at the finish.
$500 See Contests.
Jerry Orr, Clemson's 130-pounder,
his team mate, Johnny Lindsay, a
125-pounder, and Maryland's Danny
Smith, 1876, gave the crowd of $500
customers the best performances Of
the evening. willingly trading
punches to drive home their own
telling shots.
A Maryland-v. M. 7. basket ball
game will follow the bouts this aft.
ernoon and admission is free. To-
nights card will get under way
promptly ut Sis.
Summaries: !,
125 pounds-Johnny Lindsay (CIsu,.
SOM TKod Watson Dawes Il 20 third
round; Al SaikewsH tMd0 deciSloned Able
Wilcox CThe Citadel).
130 pounds-Jerry Orr (Clemsop)
TKo'd Lawrence Harris CThe CitedeI.
decisioned Dayey Lewis (Md).
l35 pounds-Darny Smith. tMd0 de.
cisioned Nick Nichols tThe Citadel:- Carl
watsan Rslsinsn rs (cGlimson decis'oned Marion
Nssssn 'Ssaa %lsa a. 8: Ans g. 8 ;sesnd; tkHa ass
Ed Nancy lClemson), A
Art Dupree tThs citsdsp. I:l7 third
1s5 ndleu peunds16s: Mathews sS trns fSupe eta.
deb Tko'd Knute Delk lend Of frst
IFS pounds--Bob Hafer md, deci.
after 1:15 Of the frst. na 0'u' ''0D''0
Heayyweight-Ken Malone (Md) deei.
stoned lack pfrka I'd (CifadeN
Evening star., 1947-03-01
C. u. Beuts Shoremen
For Fourth STRAIGHT

Catholic University's basket ball
team, an early-season disappoint-
ment. is hot now and may surprise
some of the more favored quints in
next weeks Mason Dixon Confer
ence tournament for which they're
hosts. The Cards won their fourth
straight game last night, tripping
Washington College, 65-52, at c. U.
The LEAD changed hands nine
times in the first half, and left the
Shoremen with a 1924 margin at
intermission. From that point on
the Cards took control with Gene
Sklarz sparkling the comeback. He
tossed in % points.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
GreenbeIt Is Winner

Greenbelt High is sure Of at least
a tie for the Prince Georges County
basket ball title after beating Mary
land Park, 37-25, last night. Hy-I
attsville plays Mount Rainier to-
night and needs a win to tie Green
belt,
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Demoret St. Pete PAGER;
'Worshdm Tied for 4th
By th, Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. /.
Jimmy Demaret heads the field
as golfers swing into the second half
OF the $4,000 st. Petersburg Open
tournament here. His subpar 81
gave him a 36-hole total of 1876, two
strokes ahead of second-place KY
Lafoon and Jim Ferrier.
Lew Worsham of Washington had
68 yesterday to move into q
fourth-place deadlock with Ben
Hogan and Dick Metz. All have q
1873 total.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
VengefuI Middies
Choice Over Army
Special Dispoteh 10 The ssor

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. lit has
been six years since Navy beat
Army at basket ball, but the
Middies were expected to get
lot Of revenge in the annual
service classic at Dahlgren Hall
this afternoon. A sellout crowd
Of $500 was assured.
The Miodies have won Is and
lost ! and may get a bid to the
NCAA tournament with a victory.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Fights Last Night
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

NEW YoRK.--Gus Lesnevich. 174h.
foa fs,rs fs shlsd.pls.e knlsekfd Is ,sis. mi Billy
.HoLLYwoop. caiii.Ebobbys' sba,s''' 'volk,
1854, Portland, Greg, stopped Fred
Apestplt, l5sH. San Francisco. /.
wsshingssoa, whisHrs s. e. outBeinssd 5eiassd sdSSy 5as;
Birch, I$4A, Los Anseies, 3. '
WORCESTER, Mass.--Jimmy Sauer.
I52, Cambridge, outpointed Al Costa,
loo; Woonsocket. r. L.. 10.
PHILADELPHIA. = Johnny Compo.
i34h. New Haven, stopped Joey Fagsri,
l4ns fspFaNspanph1 pPFaaNsIssfsalnhss. AZ e. 9.rrv p,.,. -,
Chicago; and Tommy Byron, l75, In.
dianapolis, drew, 10.
.SHI @ o. Tommy Campbell.
Billy McCray. I39h, Cleveland, s.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Timmons Is Reelected

Frank L. Timmons was reelected
president of the District Softball
Umpires Association last night.
Other officers named were Peter
Yurwitz, vice president; William
Harrison, secretary-treasurer: John
Davidson. chief and Reg
inald Lomax, sergeant-at-arms.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Betheo Is Ring Winner
As Lust-Minute Sub
Special plspu,eh 10 IN, Sta,

BALTIMORE, Mar. Art Be-
thea Of Washington came in as q
last-minute substitute last night to
decision Bobby Birch in an eight
round middleweight fight at Fayette
Gardens. Elton Evans outpointed
John Garner Of Washington in the
co-feature light-heavy scrap.
Another District Of Columbia
youngster. Featherweight Sonnyboy
West, won his seventh straight by
beating Paul Watson in four rounds
Evening star., 1947-03-01
College Quints
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Duquesne. AZ; Georsetown, 80.
Catholic o. 65; Wash. College, 81.
" e0Ese Va Wesiegsn @ 81 W. Hscb r. h. f.
Concord, SO; Norris Harvey, IS.
w. Liberty, So, Anderson -Broaddus, 81
Ohio State, 81: Northwestern, AZ.
Depaul, 81; Notre Dame, so.
Tulsa, a: Drake IS.
Presby, A: Newberry. AZ.
North Carolina. 81; Duke, ~.
N. c. College. 70: Morgan. Al.
Wash. Lee, "A; Va. Tech. "a.
Lynchburg, so: Bridgewater, As.
9uantico. 81; Bainbridge, 40.
Davidson, IS: Furman. 81.
Wofford, so; Charleston, 81.
Southeastern Tourney.
Tulane, AZ; Tennessee, Al.
Georgia Tech, 40: Alabama. 40.
Louisiana State, so: Florida, As.
Kentucky, "a: Auburn lS
Evening star., 1947-03-01
IQuuntico Tops Turs

Quantico Marines beat Bainbridge
Naval Training Station. STAG, last
night to win place in the ALI -Serv-
ice Basket Ball Championship Tour
nament at Chicago.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

polcleS ana palIOrmS.
That Griffith. T-year-old owner of the Ma
tionals, and the boisterous president of the Yam
KEGS dislike each other never has been secret The
vendetta started years ago before MacPhail ever
came into the American League.
It started when MacPhail, serving as general
manager Of the Cincinnati Reds inaugurated night
baseball. Griffith fought night baseball furiously
over the conference tables, but lost the good fight
To more than one person he said, baseball was in
tended to be played by day. MacPhail is cheapen-
ing the game" Once he confided to this startled
observer that little else could be expected from
National Lacquer.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
A. U. Rinamen BIunked
Special pispo,eh 10 The ssor

KING POINT, N. Y, Mar. L.
Merchant Marine Academy boxers
turned in their best score of the
season last night by banking Amer
ican q. of Washington, 80.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Norfolk WAVES Invade

Norfolk Naval Air Station WAVES
play Quarters B WAVES this, aft
ernoon and Quarters @ WAVES to-
morrow at 8 o'clock. Both games
are at Quarters I court.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Not Yankee Trade Now Is improbable

likely baseball whole the fud serious
l; probably regarded only welcome imuant
Griffith MacPhan radicals both
deny that's they looking lkea radicals
They eyeo-eye problems than they'll admit At
They transplanted National
appreciate clicking tnses
different both apparently interested in the welfare
the players.
don't like each other and its reached point where
like the others attitude
that however that Griffith
MacPhail making any player trades a while
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Win, Lose, or Draw
It's q Real but Stimulating Feud
By FRANCIS E. sTANN

II NeoI Dut StImuurIng reud
ORLANDO Fla, 1.-The beauty Of the Clark 1rhhI
MacPha fud inconsistency
principals They
automatically
Evening star., 1947-03-01

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
New YORK, 4 Washington. !.
WESTERN INT'L HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Trail, 8: Kimberly, =
BASKET BALL ASSN. or AMERICA.
Boston, 90; Cleveland, 62
Toronto, II; philadelphia, SO.
AMkHlCAN BAQKET HALL LEAGUE,
1rookiyA ~; 1fonfo9, u,
Evening star., 1947-03-01

Which sounded strange inasrnuch Grit
fifth National while MacPha still playing marbles
pains
baseball under the lights that not MacPha the true
OF night ball.
the time MacPhal lights his
fifth less than decade Now the shoe the other
Griffith the champion night
said Rico the other Griffith against everything
everybody. All he ABOUT is night baseball"
The Little Man Is Griffth's Concern
MacPha introducing sprint and style
games Grth originally
gentleman had
Gil his auspices and consented with
aacr Of gizo designed by the record the
speedof pitched bali Bob Feler did the throwing.
MacPha posing the ball players champion in mat
evidenced Grinth whom he alegedy
salaries
effect MacPhan accusing rith Of medding
Rutan salaries
Newhousers Willamses Greenberg
Griffith punched at the existing pension
primarily the present-day big MacPa
expressed pension plan
the will
will stick in the big show the five
required eligible suspicion exists that Macrha
opposed If Griffith weren't.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

Totals Is IL II Totals 1S 743
Evening star., 1947-01-15
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Evening star., 1947-01-15

Opening lead: Jack OF diamonds.
The postponement Of trump draw
ing in the play of slam contract
is something that runs counter to
the instincts of many players. When
the blue ribbon contract Is reached,
the panic is on and trrmps have
got to be extracted. It may be that
the trumpS will be needed as fu-
ture entries to establish @ suit or
to take finesse; or 1t may be that
the dummy's trumps may be advan-
tageously employed in rufflng losers.
All that means nothing to o player
in panic. Trumps have got to come
out. Witness East's mournful expe-
rience in today's hand.
The bidding was splendid. When
East made a second-round bid Of
one spade, West had good reason to
contemplate a slam. He might have
suggested it mildly by bidding four
spades "a bid of three spades would
be forcing to game but after the
previous bid of one heart, would not
be quite as strong), but he elected
to make a more vigorous try by
| jumping in a new suit, Intending
always to return to spades. The rest
of the bidding was routine and the
final contract of six spades was
eminently sound.
| South opened the jack OF ala
monds which was won in dummy
with the ace. Declarer was up
against difficult decision as to the
choice of plays. There were two
avenues of approach. One was to
set up the club suit and the otnef
was to play for a cross-run. De-
clarer elected to go for the CLUBS.
He drew three rounds OF trumps'
winding up In his own hand, ana
led a low club towards the queen
North won with the king and re-
turned a diamond. A club discard
was taken in dummy on the queen
of diamonds and then the ace OF
clubs was played. When South
showed out there was no way to
set up the suit and the contract was
defeated. This was an unfortunate
break inasmuch as declarer would
have succeeded had the clubs broken
80 or the king of clubs been with
South.
My own preference would have
been to play for the croSs-ruf. Un-
less the diamonds are 6-2 (an i'm
probable distribution) the cross-ruff
will succeed as follows: Three
rounds of diamonds are played and
a club discarded from dummy. Nov
the ace and another club. North will
win and presumably lead a trump.
Since all the trurnps are high and
there Is no danger of an over-ruf1
three clubs are ruffed in dummy and
three hearts in the closed hand
for a total of IL tricks.
TOMORROW'S PROBLEM:
You are South. East and Wes'
are vulnerable and you hold:
AS AKQ1065 HAK2 "A G
The bidding has proceeded:
i South. West. North. Eas'
| ~ Pass 2N-T St
What do you bid now?
| Copyright. 1947, by Charles H Goren
Evening star., 1947-01-15
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