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Evening star., 1947-07-19
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.
Associoted Press SPORTS Writer

NEW YORK. July 19.-The
Al,-America Football Conference
is almost completely nautical,
with Admiral Jonas Ingram as
commissioner, Commodore Scrap
py Kessing as his deputy and 1t.
Joe Petritz handling publicity
and two former WAVE yeomen
doing office chores. Rival
National Leaguers likely would
say the conference always has
been at sea. Victory Song,
last years leading 3-year-old
trotter. likely will be retired to
stud next season.
Observa tion post-The Law
renee Mass "Millionaires" of
the New England League have
been shifted to Lowell for flnan-
cial reasons. And they're not
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Locke, Leading by One Stroke.
Seeks Canadian Open Record

the fairway today was Nick, Wis
mock, ex-Toronto amateur now of
Detroit, who carded a IS yesterday
to tie Ed Oliver of Wilmington,
Del, for second place among the
qualifiers with 202. Herman Keiser
of Akron. Ohio. who finished with
205, completes the first threesome.
Oliver. together with Bob Gray.
home club pro. and Ed Furgol of
Detroit, comprise the second trio.
Gray posted a 203 Tied with Fur
gol at 206 were Ellsworth Vines and
Bill Nary, both of Los Angeles.
National Open Champion Lew
Worsham had a SO yesterday and
was tied at 207 with Clayton Haef-
ner of Charlotte. N. c.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
FIGHTER Can't Lose
-Awuy From Home
By The Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 19.-Eddie
Giosa. clever little left-hook box
er, seldom wins in his home town
of Philadelphia; in New York he
can't lose, it seems.
Eddie, 1872, who has won nine
straight in st. Nicholas Arena
and on the UNDERGRAD at Mad
ison Square Garden, made his
main-event debut at the Garden
last night and upset Charley Fu-
sari. 144h. of Irvington. N. j.,
in 10 rounds.
The setback was the second in
a row for Fusari. who had piled
up 48 straight victories until he
was beaten by Tony Pellone a
month ago.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Kelly Defends ScuIIing Crown
InReqottu at Detroit Today

ley diamond sculls. wasn't scheduled
to defend his national singles SOULS
crown until late today. but the Phil
adelphia club was well on its way
to the Barnes Trophy before its
ace put an oar in the water.
Rowing on choppy, treacherous
water in tricky cross wind and
drizzling rain that resulted in three
racing mishaps. Vesper sent Joe Nc
Intyre to victory in the senior single
sculls and sped to triumph in races
for four-oared crews without cox
swain and pair -oared shells with
coXSWain.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
$4,000 Prize Awaits
Winner in 8-Horse
Field at Belmont
By Sid FEEDER
Associated Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, July 1s.-The hot
test international 1orse-racing in
these parts since Epinard and Papy-
rus came charging across the ocean
back in the mid '20s breaks out at
Belmont Park in the Empire City
Gold Cup today, with Assault head
ing fancy set of domestic gallopers
against two South American cham
pions.
There's 100000 in added money
altogether and s74,000 waiting for
the winner of this / * miles grind
which bows in as the opening step
toward an annual World Series" for
the gee-gees. About $4,000 fans
were expected to see the debut.
The folks practically were
unanimous in tabbing Assault-vic-
tor in seven straight starts and lead
ing money Garner in history-as the
winner. They picked the Texas
Clubfoot Comet to do it, too, in
spite of the challenge of the giant
Argentine, Endeavour, and the
front-running Brazilian, Ensueno,
and the two domestic steppers who
can set fire to stretch in their run
home-Stymie, second only to AS
sault in earnings. and Phalanx,
glamour boy of the current 3-year-
olds.
GalIOrette Also Entered.
Then there is Gallorette, too, and
the mighty Maryland mare is as
sharp as Rocky Graziano's punches
right now In fact. the only two
you can just about write off as be-
ing along for the ride are Natchez
and Talon, another South America
rhumba kid, who, however, has been
racing in this country for nearly
year.
These eight still were in the over
night field this morning and no
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Weary Mats Request
Tribe 10 Postpone
Monday y'sGame
By Burton Hawkins
Sto, Staff Correspondent

CLEVELAND. July 10. - The
weary Nats-weary of being beaten
ARE pleading with President Bill
Veeck of the Cleveland Indians to
postpone Mondays game here.
Prayed by continual cuffing, the Mats
are requesting mercy to allow a
battered pitching staff to recuper-
ate.
With Sid Hudson nursing a sore
shoulder and his other pitchers
overworked Manager Ossie Bluege
is hoping veeck will grant the re-
quest. Veeck has his own problems.
however. and may prefer to kick
the Mats around while they're down.
Washington may bolster it's staff
today with the acquisition of
Cleveland pitcher on waivers. 1t
won't be a deal of Importance. but
at least will strengthen the Mats
mound corps numerically and en-.
able Bluege to use relief pitchers
when necessary rather than fret
about saving them for future con-
tests.
Haefner on Mound Today.
Stopped by the shit pitching Of
Don Black, SO. here last night, the
Mats were seeking to bounce back
against the Indians today. Mickey
Haefner.. who has finished only four
OF the IA games he has started, was
to hurl for the Mats, with Mel
Harder slated to work for Cleve-
land. Defeated in IA of their last
l9 games and in eight of their last
10. the Mats were battered out of
contention by the first hit yielded
by Early Wynn last night. 1t was
double delivered by Black with the
bases loaded as the result of walks
in the second inning
Blacks double, a foot inside the
rightfield line, scored Lou Boudreau,
Eddie Robinson and Jim Hogan,
stalked the Indians to 80 lead
and doomed the Mats. who got no.
where against the smooth, steady
pitching of Black. who has won
eight games and lost six for the
Indians in heartening comeback.
Eighth Defeat for Wynn.
Doubles by Hal Peck, Dale
Mitchell and Boudreau fetched the
Indians two more runs in the fifth
and they added their final run in
the sixth when Hogan singled, shift
ed to third on Pecks single and
scored after Mitchell flied to Tom
Mcbride in left.
| A crowd of 1918 saw Black scat
ter the Mats hits in dealing Wynn
his eighth defeat. Wynn yielded
nine hits, including two each by
Peck and Hogan.
The Indians and Mats will clash
in a double header here tomorrow,
with the decision on Mondays day
game to be announced today by
Veeck.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July 19.-Charley
Keller, the slugging Yankee out
fielder whose back misery kept
him out of the Bombers l9-game
victory drive, may be in uniform
by World Series time.
The 30-year-old Keller is re-
cuperating at New York Hospital
for Special Surgery after under
going an operation for the re-
moval of ruptured spinal disc.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Racing OF Bel Air Track
Will Sturt Wednesday
Soeeiol Disoo,ch 10 The Stor

BEL AIR, Md, July l9.-The
summer racing season at Maryland
tracks opens with the Today Bel
Air meet beginning here Wednesday.
Daily events at this three-quarter-
mile track include steeplechase.
Condition books issued by General
Manager G. Ray Bryson call for a
daily distribution of $4,000. Mini
mum purses are $1,000 and features
will have an added value of $1,000
or 81 500.
Bel Air can accommodate $1,000
persons and has stable facilities for
750 horses
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Life as a Cripple Averted,
Keller Out 6 More Weeks.

A team physician said he'll be
in the hospital for two weeks and
should recover in six to eight
weeks"
The operation. performed by DR..
Thomas Hoen. noted neurological
surgeon. revealed that the rup-
tured vertebrae disc was causing
an intense sciatic nerve irrita-
ton. One doctor said that had
not the damage been repaired in
time. Keller would have become
a cripple for life.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
MDW Golf Team to Go
To Fort Benninq Tourney

The six-man team from the Mill
tary District of Washington. which
took top honors in the Middle East
ern Service Conference Golf Tour
nament held Wednesday and Thurs
day at Quantico, will go to Fort
Benning, Ga, to compete in the
Army Championship Tournament
August IL to II.
MDW scraped together just three
more points than the Marines to
take the MESC tourney with total
score of 989.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Dot KieIy Is Big Threat Stewart and Woodord
To Babe Zohurios in FinoI To Clash in Net Feature

George Stewart. Panama tenni!
champion who won the New Eng.
land Tennis Association crown las
week at Yale, was scheduled to fact
sixth-seeded Dudley Woodard to.
day in quarterf1nal play of the Ma
tional Capital Open Tennis Tourna
ment at Banneker Recreation Cen.
ter.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associoted Press

JACKSONVILLE, FIa.-Tommy Co
mex. 1871, Tampa. knocked out Buddy
Scott. 1s5. Jacksonville. 3.
DETROIT.-Telmaoge Bussey, 131.
Detroit, knocked out Bill Eddy, 13s,
HOLLYWOOD. canf.-chrey Fisu-
eroa. 132, Los Angeles. outpointed AL
SAN DIEGO, Calf if.-Lorense sa-
fora. ia. Los Angeles. outpointed
Horace Little Giant" Leftwich, 125,
LONG BEACH. N. Y-Erminio Bo-
netti ls6. Milan. italy. out ,ointed
Willie, Roach, 1894, Wilmington.
Del. 8.
WoRcESTER, Mass.-Johnny. ce-
sario, 1422, Boston, outpointed Leo
sswiwki. las, Worchester. L.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
By the Assoc;oied Press

DETROIT. July 19.-Sweeping
three firsts in The only races it en-
tered opening day, Vesper Boat Club
of Philadelphia hit the hallway
point of the 93d National Amateur
Rowing Regatta today with long
lead toward the team championship
currently held by Detroit Boat Club
and appeared to be shoo-in for
the Julius II. Barnes Trophy en-
blematic of the national title.
Vesper's super star. John B, Kelly,
tr.. who holds rowings most priced
Individual championship. the Hen
Evening star., 1947-07-19

the 1eague-leading New York Yankees The Mats
immediate outlook is gloomy and their future
is haZy.
Any improvement among the Mats in future
seasons almost certainly must stem from superior
playing among present personnel for down on the
farm Washington owns only handful of players
likely to be graduated to major league ranks. The
best of these is Gil Coan, young outfelder who
failed in previous test
Coan currently is batting .33l with Chat
tanooga, most respectable team of the Mats farm
clubs, but that batting average means nothing.
In the Southern Association they labor with a
rabbit ball which invites high averages. With
Chattanooga in 1945 Cosn batted .372 and was
proclaip,eI the otst ndinc nlaver of the minors
Evening star., 1947-07-19
SIS, 900 Monmouth Roce

OCEANPORT, N. j.. July 10 tP,
Gerry and Deering Howe's entry
of Young Peter and Donor go to the
post As co-favorites to win the S25.-
600 added one and quarter mile
Choice Stakes at Monmouth Park
TODAY
Evening star., 1947-07-19
EIpis Choice at Suffolk

BOSTON. July 10 tP.-Elpis was
listed as betting favorite to carry
off honors in the 10th running of
the $4,000 Hannah Dustin Handi-
cap for fillies and mares at Suffolk
Downs TODAY,
Evening star., 1947-07-19
81 Yachts in Race

CHICAGO, July 10 tP1.-A record
entry of 81 trim sailing craft was
ready to hoist the canvas today for
the start of the 40th race in the
annual series to Mackinac Island
a 33O-mile voyage, which is the
longest fresh water yachting event
in the world
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Mrs. Oliver Golf Winner

Mrs. T. Oliver carded an "a to win
the weekly blind bogey yesterday at
Army Navy Country Club. Mrs. E. p.
Moore. Mrs. s. White and Mrs. Roy
johnson tied for second with s5s
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Duffy's Tavern Scores

Paced by Don Hillock and Briden
Baker, Duffy's Tavern edged Sunny
brook, 7-6, yesterday to remain un-
defeated in the Industrial Baseball
League. Hillock homered and
tripled. while Baker famed seven
and got two hits in three trips.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Assault Favored so 600 to See Gold CUP Classic

NO TEA PARTY-A Boston brawl fol-
lowed pitch by the Braves Bill Vol
selle that made the Pirates frankie
Gustine hit the ground in yesterdays
fifth inning. A bold umpire restraints
Voiselle. That's Hank Greenberg with
an arm around Cuisine I6,. Every
body took part. Nobody hurt.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-07-19

NEW YORK, July 10 tP.-
Early morning showers brought
an official designation of sloppy"
for the Belmont track. The
Weather Bureau predicted that
light showers would continue in
the New York area all day.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Bx the Assooioted Press

COLORADO SPRINGS. July 49,
Dot Kielty of Los Angeles presented
a strong challenge to Babe Didrik-
son zaharias today in the final &c.
hole match of the Broadmoor Wom-
ems Invitational golf tournament.
Miss Kielty. given the only rea,
chance of beating the Babe. the de-
tending champion and winner of II
straight tournaments. has won hel
lower -bracke matches by just a!
large margin as the Babe plowec
through the upper bracket.
Evening star., 1947-07-19

Washington last
Association At last
he running 1th the hit parade led by Ted kuszeWK
the Memphis Chicks, who was
batting .405
the with the same ball they
Mats Jerry Priddy In two
and they weren't flies That ball
almost explodes when it's hit
Club Is Badly in Need Of Cotchers
With lively ball. though point
the Lookous polished
ouede ground with the D Mggios and Stan
hitter There pitchers
aid Mats distressing isn't
. catcher
Catching Mancuso
Rick Ferre developed fatal habit of
surprise that 10 of u who
arrived safely their
Evans to
hardly timber with which
for catching
they're developing youngsters their farms
complete
ovhaung before Washington be established continual
They can't do it with several
players relics
Future Dork Unless Setup Is Changed
ful-me Mike Marin and Joe
Cambria part-tme president of the
exhaustive
the rung scouting systems of the Yankees ST. Louis
Cardinals and Detroit Tigers, for instance.
Tripe-A baseball the natural
the mediocre Southern Association There
Washngon farm boys than Chattanooga
felt the Mats when rockies report Woefu ignorant
of fundamental baseball
inadequate They're getting
enforcemens sight 1t will
the Mats bosses neglect their farming
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
Mats Form Hands Are No BoIIs Of Fire
By BURTON HAWKINS
Stor StoH Correspondent

CLEVELAND July 19In off when connected
with profession American presenting its
many unsked
walovng DIVISION q games behind
Evening star., 1947-07-19

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile. 4; Birmingham. l I'll inninssl.
Atlanta. IL: New Orleans, 10 III in
ningSl.
- Nashville :: Little Rock. T.
ChattRnoosa. :; Memphis, X.
Evening star., 1947-07-19

Runs-Peck. Mitchell, Boudreau, Robin
son, Hogan GD. Error-Mitchell, Runs
batfed in-Black 90, Edwards, Bcudreau.
Mitchell. Two-bsse hits-Black. Peck,
Mitchell, Boudreau Double plays-Priddy
Vernon, Wynn to Vernon. Gordon to Bou-
dreau to Robinson. Left on bases-,Wash-
ington. &; Cleveland: 6; Bases on balls
Wynn, /: Black. 4. Wild pitch-Black.
Um mpires-Messrs. Rue. Paparella. Summers
and Hurley. Time 81. Attedance-
Evening star., 1947-07-19
SOUTH ATLANTIC L AGUE.

Greenville. 10: Charles r. o..
Augusta, 3: Columbia.
Savannah. 8; Jacksonville, q.
Columbus. 5; Macon, ).
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Major League Standings and Schedules


ATURDAY. JULY 10. 1947,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
Disclose Truman
plans for raids

Los ANGELES-A political witch hunt ~of
more terrifying proportions than this country has
ever known. is all set TO be sprung by the Truman
Administration and the FIJI as the next move 10
stifle all opposition TO reactionarY government
policies.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

I'm American Committee win be series of spectacular
midnight raids against alleged Communists and
Protesting the Increasing attack c liberties
criters and npoUed the Hooood
investigation By the House Un-Anasrican committee wH
speak here Moo p pablo meeting Orchestra Hall
sponsored By the nos Chapter of the CiU Rights Congress
sympathizers in key cities.
The raids, he said, were planned when federal
grand jury meeting in New York baked at handing
down treason and espionage indictments the basis
Of isy scarehead evidence cooked up by the FBI
ssthe Justice Dept.
In unsuccessful effort 10 pressure the jury.
the FBI planted sensational leaks" repositories
CSee Back PageD
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

That was the charge level
lied against the Administration
here last week by John o.
Rogge, former special assist
ant to the U. S. Attorney
General.
"The President who recent
ly said that price control and
rationing were the marks of
a police state is the same
President who believes in
thought CONTROL" Rogge de-
clared.
- -
THE first move, prepara-
ton for which Rogge said has
already been made with the
passage of the Taft-Hartley
law and the recent Hollywood
investigation by the House
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lratt. "a iebr ipidtiae @eidnfte Dol
, liegen. iitto aae Witglieoer eriud)t
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2ti,s Gtieaee, ylli,,eis
Smeia 46.

Die Gerialnmlung am i3. ssebr.
suar gut belud,t; alle 8e'ddite lpurs
oen prompt erlebigt. M,,h batten mir
Die ssreuoe, Cara &rcltel aus Snta.
rio, Canada, OILS 8ait int llnierer
Ntitte 81 baben. Wr. ltnb ltrs. @ep.
@anoer Melllen iinS oui 5crien in
@inter Sapen, 6lorioa. y9ir boiien
'SaB iie cine rcdt CUTE 3eit baben,
aber al,lb balo tpicber in unierc arei.
ie suriidfommen.
0rokes 8artemipiel
Die Vtitglieoer oes 2apei9 46 ba,
ben in ser letten Geriammll,r,g be.
|-idloiien, am 10. Mdr5 feinc Scr.
lmlrnlung dba.balten, BLOB Sic @ei
trage iouen angeror,lnel peroen. Gs
miro aber an 0ieiem slbeno elm Scar.
tenlpiel abgebalten. slue ;sreunot
aueroen alrfnerfiam gen,adt iih Scr
13. Mdr5 fir uns frei 5u balter, III
ein paar 9elniitlihe Stlupsen nit ,,u
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Yeeanntmahuua

auen 9riioern oes Vrnocrbunoes
ser Selltit,seneinoe ipire ,befannt ee.
llWdt. boH llddrltc Ge,'armllrl,9 an
,srcitas, oen Z. Mar,. 3 l;Dr ubtuss
i'm @alemeut ser G'rG)c ab1ebaltcn
miro. "a mir ipid)tige 5e;i,t>ite 81 or,
leoigcn baben, niinllib Die Torhccci.
tuna fiir unlcre beporitchcrht Goter
iuto Sohuieier, linb ollie Wri;oer hers.
lit sebeten 81 ser &erialnlnlung 81
fo,nmen. @ir ibcOiirfer 1nr ollan Oit
Silic ser llnteritiitung. @itte toutn1
alle.
Hlls BctnlristagstinScr SIR @emir:
tl,ua iino: Simos ebert alno Sobolm
No1b. Weor9 Ggler, Scfr.