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Evening star., 1947-09-25
By Joe ReichIsr
Assseiotsd Press Sports Writer

Second OF a Series.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Ralph
Branca won 81 games for the Dodg-
ers. Bruce Edwards did a great Job
behind the plate, Dixie walker still
is as large as life in right field, but
when It comes down to cases, Brook
lyn won the National League pen
nant because it had the best infield
in the league, If not in baseball.
With such standouts as Jackie
Robinson. Ed Stanky, Pee Wee
Reese and Johnny Jorgensen guard
ing the stations, the Dodgers in
field doesn't suffer by comparison to
any quartet in baseball.
After all, the Dodgers inner works
contains the majors greatest base
runner in First Baseman Robinson,
the scrappiest performer in Stanky
the best shortstop, with the possible
exception Of Cleveland's Lou Boud-
reau, in Reese and one OF the most
promising first-year men In Third
Baseman Jorgensen.
More Twin Killings.
This foursome has contrived TO
pull off more twin killings than any
other infield. Time after time, the
keystone pair of Reese and stanky
has collaborated to pull off spar
king plays to SNUFF out potential
enemy rallies. They top their Ma
tional League rivals in total chances
and have made the fewest errors.
Against this superb quartet, the
American League Champion New
York Yankees offer a ir-to-mid-
dim infleld of their own. Veteran
George McQuinn at first has proved
the surprise of the league. George
Stirnweiss, at second, is a steady,
dependable fielder If not a robust
batter. Phil Rizzuto, at short, is
one of the best double-play operators
In baseball and Is no slouch at the
plate. Bill Johnson, at third, is the
steady man Of the infleld. A good
fielder and solid batsman, he is ut
his best in the clutch.
Neither infield boasts q real power
hitter, la Di Maggie, with only
McQuinn and Robinson flirting with
the 800 mark. McQuinn Is con-
sidered the longer ball hitter of the
two, but Robinson trails him only
by one homer, Is to IL, and has
banged out "a doubles and 5 triples,
compared to 81 and for the Yankee
first baseman. McQuinn, a past
master in the art Of playing the bag,
is by far the better fielder of the
two. Although playing in fewer
games. he has made 110 assists to 90
for Robinson and has committed
only errors to Is for the BROOKLYN
first sacker
1t is on the bases and in the run
scoring department, however, that
Robinson shines the greatest. The
Negro flash, constant pain in the
neck to opposing pitchers with his
antics on the basepaths, owns 27
stolen bases, two more than the
entire Yankee team. His 124 tallies
Evening star., 1947-09-25
By Lewis F. Atchison

Whatever happened to Steve Van
Buren," echoed Herman Ball.
Nothing I know of. He's still with
the Eagles, running harder than
ever and pretty good man to have
in your backfield If you ask me
and you did ask"
We hadn't heard much about the
Eagles and with the Redskins sched-
uled to make their 1947 National
Football League bow at Philadel-
phia Sunday, Herman was elected
to tell us all about Greasy Neale's
club. Mr. Ball, as If you didn't know,
is the Tribes chief scout and its
original man in motion, flying
around. the countryside the way he
does on week ends.
Having seen the Eagles bow to the
high-voltage Chicago Cardinals and
rugged Chicago Bears in preseason
games, Ball was thoroughly familiar
with them. He has a heap of re-
spect for the foe, but still thinks the
Redskins can take EN- If they give
their best.
I'VE can't start like we did against
Green Bay and win." he agreed.
Give these Eagles a chance like
that and we'll never catch them
because they've got big line and
plenty of power in the backfield."
Eagles Flankers Rugged.
Philadelphia, Ball noted, has three
ends who figure to give any team a
rough afternoon in Neil Armstrong
of Oklahoma A. and NJ, Pete Pihos
of Indiana and John Green, a
homespun gridder from Tulsa. The
Redskins must keep an eye on them
for obvious reasons. All-America
Armstrong led the collegians in pass
catching in 1943 and '46 and quar-
terbacked the Sooners from his end
position last year. Weak as the
Skins serial defense has been, it
may have to put two men on this
gent to stop him.
PihoS, twice All-America, was
called by Coach Bo McMillin of In
diana "one of the smartest players
I ever coached" and last year after
returning to the Hoosiers from war
service was shifted to fullback where
he, too. called signals. Master Green
is just a plain, tough, ornery end
who likes to knock down rival pass
throwers. Here again the Tribe has
been weak and If Green raps Sammy
Baugh too hard early in the game
he may reduce Washington's attack
to one cylinder.
Likely to Miss Zimmerman.
But ends and Van Buren are not
all Philadelphia has this year, Ball
testified. This line is bigger and
tougher than a pair of GI shoes.
Jim Kekeris, the 280-pound tackle
they got from Detroit in the deal
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Womon Is on Spot
As Grid Mentor
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. as
The football game between West
Fairview Junior High School and
Eriola Reserves tomorrow will DO
watched with far more than the
normal amount of interest.
West Fairview is being coached
by Mrs. Ruth Freetwell, biology
and science instructor on the all
woman faculty at the suburban
school.
Mrs. Freetwell was named to
the coaching position yesterday
the first woman football mentor
in State scholastic annals-to
meet requirements of the Penn
sylvania Interscholastic Athletic
Association.
The West Fairview team had
been coached by Albert Lyter,
non-teacher. but PIAA eligibility
rules now prohibit this.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Skins Will Find Eagles Strong,
Despite Exhibition Defeats

for Quarterback Roy Zimmerman
is making himself useful. He's built
like Tony Croft Of Green Bay and
he can move enough to plug two
holes in the line. John Patton, a
255-pounder, also impressed Ball
He's listed as Second-year man,
but Ball doesn't remember seeing
him last year and it might be that
he is just beginning to develop. Put
them alongside AL Baisi, the 225-
pound guard Philly got from the
Bears last year and you have burly
middle defense that will be hard
to move.
Ball thinks the Eagles will miss
Zimmerman's passing and kicking
and possibly his field generalship
although it is rumored around the
league that Neale wigwags the plays
from the sidelines. But Tommy
Thompson may do a good job at
quarter and with AL Sherman, a
southpaw passer to spell him off
the Eagles can be painfully de-
ceitful.
They put Thompson in and run
series of plays one way" said
Herman. Then send in Sherman
and run the same series back the
other way. Sometimes it is rather
confusing"
Redskins Must Be On Toes. .
The Eagles may not miss Zim-
merman's punting if Joe Muha con-
tinues his excellent booting. He
had a 49-yard average against the
Bears, putting one 52-yard kick out
Of bounds within the 5-yard zone.
A repetition of that against the
Skins could be embarrassing to
Washingtons hopes.
The Eagles have some promising
rockies, too, like Fullback Ken Blair
Brown, Quarterback Bill Mackrides
and more vets such as Ben Kish,
Pete Kmetovic and Bosh Pritchard,
and Mr.. Ball knew all about them.
But the Redskins were waiting to
practice their defense for Eagle
plays and he had to hustle along
and set them up. But the brief
conversation was enough to con-
vince us that the Redskins will be
the underdogs again Sunday and
had better be at their best or it
won't even be close.
Evening star., 1947-09-25

happy. Nice 10 oeorse "u"el
see the boys work hard all day on
the football field and still have
energy enough to get in all this
exercise in the evening. Until one
day he discovered that mile down
the river there's little place where
tired and thirsty man could get
a cold beer.
Now all the rowboats at Let's
have been pulled up on shore and
turned over and the oars put In
storage.
Basket Ball Coach Alfred l.
(Fiucie) Stewart at University OF
Maryland doesn't know where his
unusual nickname came from or
what 1t means. All he knows is that
he's been called Flucie for SO long
that most people don't know his real
handle is Alfred.
He went through high school and
college as Flucie and all his jobs
afterward were under that name
Came the war and he was trying
for a commission in the Navy. AS
all his school and employment rec
ords were the name of Flucie he
filled out all Navy papers that way.
The Navy sent back word 1t
wanted birth certificate. Stewart
got that from his home town and
as it read Alfred, he filled out a
new set of papers under that name
and sent them in.
Several weeks later in the same
mail arrived two commissions from
the Navy, "one for Flucie Stewart
as lieutenant, senior grade. and
one for Alfred Steward as a lieu
tenant, Junior grade. He finally
had to go in the Alfred jg. rank
All Georgetown out-of town foot.
hall games this fall will he broad
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Mrs. Howard Captures
Golf Match by DefouIt

A severe case OF hay fever robbed
the Kenwood women's club cham
pionship of defending titlist as
Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg was forced
to default in the first round yester-
day to Mrs. Rex Howard, the med
alist.
In matches played Mrs. Betty
Meckley defeated Mrs. Ed Wild
mayer, 6 and S; Mrs. P. Menoher
defeated Mrs. ]. P. Trouchard,
and 2, and Mrs. D. H. Henderson
defeated Mrs. G. E. Peterson, 4
and 3.
Evening star., 1947-09-25

W ere showing
C o m m e n dable
enthusiasm for
keeping in shape
by hopping in a
big boat after
supper and row.
ing like mad
down the Rhodes
River. Great stuff
for arm, back
and leg muscles,
to say nothing
of the endur-
ance it develops.
C oa ch Skip
Stanley was very
hoppv Nica to
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Minor Loop Bow|ers
Again in Spotlight
With Top Scores
By Ben McAIwee

with Aubrey Evans of Alexandria
Recreation sporting season record
scores of 173 and 431 and Northeast
Temple a new high team game OF
500. bowlers of the Mems District
Minor League for the second straight
week stole the spotlight from the
topnotchers Of the District major
circuit.
Evans brilliant bowling at Lucky
Strike last night snapped an eight
game losing streak for the visiting
Virginia league champions. Lucky
Strike, led by Charley Zimmerman's
3s5 and Jack Hutchinson's 3S4, won
the first two skirmishes. Alexandra
Tailed $50 to win the final.
Ollie Pacini's 161 was the heaviest
wallop as Temple 'chalked up its big
game at Spillway to put finishing
touches on 1903 count which was
started with a puny 492. Temple
won two.
Aided by Waldorf Reeds 378, Pet.
worth No. 2 ran roughshod over the
leading Petworth No. / in the frs
two games with 600 and 602 counts
before being showed under in ths
last as Harry Browns 152 helped
produce a $50 tally.
Clarendon regained a tie for frs
place with a 81 win from Queer
Pin. Ralph Gordon's IA and 80;
was the winners edge.
George Scribner's 1893 and Box
Winnings $50 spanked Greenway',
81 victory over Arcadia with 61t
and 1922 counts. Bob Sperking'.
1S2 accounted for Arcadia's middle
game win with 637. Colonial Village
whipped the visiting Chevy Chase
Ice Palace Quints, 2-1.
Clouting top set of AIS In the
District major loop. Ed Heller lee
the way as Winchester Packard
downed Mann's Potato Chips in the
odd game with 644 and 1880 scores
Mann's annexed the close middle
tilt, 500 to 607, on Bob Miciotto'.
last-box four-pin spare count. Hokit
Smith was best for Mann's with
163 and 404. The Alexandria motor.
uuint holds first place on total pin.
after winning six of nine games.
Galliher & Huguely Lumbermer
maintained its grip on the top runs
by taking two from Senate Beer
Bub Guethler's lat and Alb provet
the big punch for the victors.
Burr Heishmann Tires also con.
tinued to share first place by beat
ing Maple-Edge Pins, 81. Ray Wat.
sons 160 and Jack Barkley's 39e
we're the edge as Arcade Pontiac
nicked Winn's Motors, 81.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Burton Fights KopiIow

CHICAGO, Sept. Is P.-Gene
Burton and Danny Kapilow, New
York lightweights, are matched in
the principal 10-rounder, and Rocky
Graziano. middleweight champion
will appear as guest star in the sta
dium tonight as Chicagos indoor
boxing season opens. Graziano is
slated to box Jerry Pittro of Chi
cago in a three-round exhibition.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Fete for Fort Myer Nine

Members Of the Fort Myer base
ball team will be feted at a victory
banquet at the posts Hop Hall
tomorrow night. The Myer Ma.
rauders won the Military District OF
Washington title this season. The
team trophy and individual awards
will be presented by Brig. Gen
G, B. Ferenbaugh,
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Free Football Movies

The Cleveland Park Dad-and-
Son Athletic Club Is sponsoring
free football movies and comedies
at the Uptown Theater at 10 am.
Saturday for boys to 13 years of
age. Boys must be accompanied by
their dads.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
Stribling Wants to Fight
Hursey, BIB and Perry

Ken Stribling, who meets Irish
Billy Cooper of Paterson, N. j., in
the first indoor boxing show of the
season at Turner's Arena Monday
night. has sent out challenges to
Smuggy Hursey, Bee Bee Washing
ton and Aaron Perry, three of Wash
ington's well-known middleweights.
Evening star., 1947-09-25
By GEORGE Huber

CAMP LET'S, Md. Sept. as
Cruises of the Liberty Lunch
from Camp Let's have been stopped
Seems some of the George Wash
ington University football players
Evening star., 1947-09-25
J. S. Retuins Rifle Cup

The National Rifle Association has
announced that the United States
successfully defended the Dewar Cup
against this years competition with
Britain and Canada.
Evening star., 1947-09-25

All Georgetown QUITO town foot
ball games this fall will be broad
Evening star., 1947-08-17

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