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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

Kakor smo Re vceraj ma KRAFT
ko porotali, je preminila ma svo-
jemu domu ma lit e. "a st.
poznana Angela Kos, rojena Sc
yer. Stara je bio So let in je
bila donna il Ljubljane, kjer "a
pusca tri brate, Maksa, Edwar-
da in Rudolpha, sestr0 Ammo v
Zagrebu, in vec sorodnikov. v
Ameriki Sc je nahajala "a let in
je bila Glanica drustva Cleve-
land 1t. 1875 SNIP. Tukaj "a
pusca soproga James, tri otro-
Ike: James, Mrs. Irma Jerse in
Alice ter vec sorodnikov. Po-
greb &c DO vrsil v soboto popol-
dine oh 1:3O uri il zeletovega
pogrebnega zavoda ma 6502 st.
Clair Ave. ma Highland Park
pokopali5ce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
DOmace vesti
Go izgubila pri volitvah


Prvi poraz je dozivela organi-
zacija Go United Auto Work
ers, ko Sc je zakljucilo stetje gla-
SOW v tovarni Cleveland Ora
phite Bronze Co.
Organizacija mehanikov, XII
je znana pod imenom Mechanics
Educational Society, in je neod-
visna unija, DO tudi v bodoce
predstavljala $500 delavcev to-
varne. Ia CLIO je bio oddanih
1926 glasov, kar pa je bilo pre-
malo, da bi prineslo zmago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
2 MILIJONA BREZPOSELNIH
v ZED. DRzAVAH

WASHINGTON, ~. jan.-Od
decembra je stevilo brezposelnih
delavcev v Zedinjenih drzavah
naraslo ma 1000, 900. Sedaj je
uposlenih 56,310,OO0 delavcev in
delavk, kar pomeni 10000 mani
kot pa jih je bio v novembru
mesecu.
Gornje porocilo je podal zvez-
nj trgovinski oddelek. Porast
brezposelnosti je posebno velik
v poljedelstvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
20 voznikov zajetih
ma ST. Clair Avenue

Pojacana policijska aktivnost
je vzrok, da Sc je % voznikov
znaslo ma policiji, ker so krsili
predpise glede voznje ma St.
Clair Ave, kjer Sc Pc poroci-
lin policije zgodi najvec nesrec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
JOSEPH TISOVIC

Dodatno k porCci'u o smrti
Josepha Tisovic IL 1902 Kir-
ton Ave. Sc nam poroca, da je
bill pokojni donna IL Dolnje stra-
re, fara PreGna pri Novem me-
stu, kjer zapusca mater Ano, tri
brate, Feliksa, Antona in Lud-
wiga ter veliko sorodnikov. v
Ameriki Sc je nahajal 33 let in
je bill Clan drustva Lunder Ada
mic st. % SNIP. Tukaj zapu-
Sea sestro Mrs. Angelo Post ma
10000 Tracy Ave., Euclid, O.,
ter vee sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc
DO vrsil v soboto zjutraj oh 10.
uri IL zeletovega pogrebnega
zavoda ma $500 St. Clair Ave.
ter ma Lakeview pokopalisce.
EVA DOMsIC
'Porocali. smo vceraj, da je
umrla Mrs. Eva Domsic, rojena
Stat, stanujoca ma. 1148 E. So
St. Pokojnica je urnria v sredo
%zjutraj v st. Alexis bolnisnici,
kamor je bila prepeljana dan
preje. Stara je bila SO let in je
bila donna IL Karlovca, fara sv.
Josip pri Leskovcu, .odkoder je
prisla v Ameriko 1910. Bila je
elanica drustva Majka Bozja
Bistricka st. AZ HBZ, drustva
sv. Pavla' st. 10 HKZ in Pro-
tected Home Circle st. 521 ter
drustva Krunica fare sv. Pavla.
Tukaj zapusca soproga Johna in
Stir otroke: Paula, Johna, Mrs.
Anna Ruschak in Mrs. Mary
Prank, ter sestro Mary East
Chicago, Ind. Pogreb Sc DO W.
Sill v soboto zjutraj oh $3.50 uri
IL Grdinovega pogrebnega "a
voda v cerkev sv. Pavla oh 10.
uri in nato ma Calvary pokopa-
lisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

V now vladi Sc nahaja devet
socialistov, pet komunistov, pet
krseanskih republikancev, pet
radikalcev in diva neodvisna kon-
zervativca. Ramadier je Re for
malno predstavil novo Waldo
predsedniku francoske republic
Ike Vincentu Auriolu.
kOmunisti dObili
ministrstvO Obrambe
Smatra Sc, da je sestava te
move Wade prav "a prav zmaga
komunistov in poraz krScanskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Isee priSo nesreGe

Mr.. Peter Valencia il 1910 e.
II St., XII je bill dine %. deem
bra oh 2. uri zjutraj cadet cd
automobile ko je Sci preko ce-
ste ma e. II St. in st. Clair Ave-,
prosi, da bi Sc doticni, XII je bill
prica nesrece, zglasil ma njego-
VEN domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Kitaici SO start!

Clevelandski Kitajci so z We
likim hrusGem docakali novo le-
to, XII je "a nje nastopilo vceraj
~zjutraj. Stopili so v leto 4645,
kar pomeni, da smo mi, XII sc ma
hajamo v letu 1947, v primeri z
mimi "zelo mladi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Avstrija je bila slej ko pref
predstraza germanskega vala ma
Slovane in z Nemcijo vred nOsi
krivdo "a vojno skodo v Sloveniji

LONDON, %. .januarja-V imenu Jugoslavije je danes
nastopil pred z%astopniki zunanjih ministrov strih sill Slo-
venec DIR. joe William, XII je poudaril, da mora Avstrija z
Nemcijo vred nositi vojno krivdo in odgovornost "a borbo
ma strani osisca v drugi svetovni vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
EGIPCANI v ZALOSTI

KAIRO, 20. jan.-sirom cele-
ga Egipta je prebivalstvo zacelo
nositi crne zavratnice v znak "a
losti "a obletnico dneva, ko je
bila angleska kontrola vzpostav-
LENA mad Sudanom. 49,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

Prosi sc clanice podr. st. IA
SzZ, da Sc jutri vecer oh 7:30
uri zberejo v Svetkovem pogreb-
mem zavodu, da izkazejo zadnjo
cast umrli clanici, Amaliji No
vino. T. x
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
v SLOVO

clanice podruznice st. Is SzZ
SO proscne, da Sc v petek We
Ger snidejo v Grdinovem po-
grebnem zavodu OBJ 1880 uri, da
izkazejo zadnjo cast pokojni
clanici Jennie Velikonja. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
FILMSKA
v SOFIJI

Sofia, II. jan. - Jugoslo-
vanska filmska zvezdnica Nadia
Isakova, XII v Evropi uziva glas
3evropske Heidi Lamar, je cd
potovala v Sofijo, kjer DO igrala
" enem bolgarskem filmu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Ramadier sestavil novo
koalicijsko Waldo Francijje

PARIS, %. jan:-Socijalist Paul Ramadier, XII je dobil
|mandat "a sestavo move francoske Wade, je uspel, da je
sestavil koalicijsko Waldo, v kateri so ~zastopane vse vo-
dime %politicne stranke Francije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
R~ACIONIRANJE GASOLINE
v FRANCIJI Sc UKINE

PARIZ, II. jan. - Racionira-
ME gasolina DO Franciji uki-
Memo s /. maroon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
JOHN RACKAR

snoa j. umrl dobro pozaani
John Kackar, stahujo6 M 1l27
2. 177 81. Pogreb y Y oskrbi
2saetovees pogrsbnega zavoda.
Podrobnosti homo porotali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
India Sc BIO pridruzila
in podpirala Zdruz. narOde

Nehru je rekel, da DO neodvis-
ma indijska republika podpirala
organizacijo Zdruzenih narodov,
ne da hi Sc prikljucila kateremu
bloku. Kritiziral je tudi popolno
nepoznanje razmer v Indiji Cd
strani nekaterih voditeljev Ze-
dinjenih draw, pri cemur je oci-
vidno mislil ma nedavni govor
John Foster Dullesa.
Okrcal je tudi stalisce nekate-
rib indijskih princev, XII so osta-
Ii izven 'skupscine vsled strahu,
da bodo izgubili svoje "pravice
soverenov," ter rekel: "Postav-
ljati vprasanje bozanskih pravic
kraljev v tel moderni dobi je ne
znosna nadutost."
Dale je Nehru poudaril, da je
vprasanje lakote med ljudstvom
poglavitno vprasanje Indie in
dostavil, da so Indijci postal
voditelji osvobodilnega gibanja
sirom Azije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
sPET MA DELU

- 61Cx ma OGIO
LONDON, %. jan.-Po KRAFT
ii bolezni Sc je angleSki zuiaanji
minister Ernest Bevin zopet POI
vrnil M svoje obitajno delo v
minstrstvu ~ zunanje zadeve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

Predstraza germanskega impe-
rijalizma."
JugOslavija v borbi
proti nadaljni germanizaciji
Or. Vilfan je dale rekel, da
Jugoslavija cato zahteva tiste
dele Koroske in stajerske, XII so
narodnostno slovenski, ker je to
edini nacin, da Sc ustavi nadalj-
ne avstrijske poizkuse "a ger
manizacijo Slovanov.
Jugoslavija je v~prasanje av-
strijske vojne odskodnine pusti-
la odprto, toda predlozila je do
kaze, da Avstrija nosi posebno
odgovornost "a vojni povzro-
ceno skodo v tistih predelih Sc
verne S%lovenije, XII SO bill med
'vojno prikljuceni Koroski in
stajerski.
Emo porocilo, XII je bio oh.
javljeno v tel zvezi v ameri-
skem tisku, pravi, da je Jugo-
slavija predlozila zahtevo "a II
milijard dolarjev vojne odskod-
nine cd Avstrije. To ocividno
tendeneno porocilo ina "a svoj
namen, ustvariti Wits, da Jugo-
slavija "pretirava" in tako vzbu-
dit v zunanjem svetu simpatije
"a Avstrijo.-Op. ured.)
Avstrija pridrzala odgovor
glede vojne krivde
Avstrijski zunanji minister
dr.. Karl Gruber nj danes podal
Sc nikakega odgovora ma obtoz-
DO Jugoslavije, da Avstrija z
Nemcijo vred nosi vojno krivdo,
toda ma Dunaju je bio mama
memo, da je Avstrija odlocena
voditi boz proti jugoslovanski
zahtevi "a spodnjo Korosko in
Stajersko.
DR.. William je povedal casni-
karjem, da DO Jugoslavija te-
kom razgovorov o avstrijski in
nemski mirovni pogodbi tudi IL
nova odprla v~prasanje Trsta
med seboj in Italijo.
V spomenici, katero je predlo-
lila Jugoslavija, je poudarjeno,
da Sc Avstrijo smatra odgovor-
no "a ve6ji del skode, XII je bila
povzrocena Jugoslaviji, "a tero.
ristieno okupacijo jugoslovan.
skega ozemlja, v teku katere sc
bill tisoei Jugoslovani pomorjeni
kot talci, deportirani ma prisil.
ma della, muceni ter unicevani y
koncentracijskih taboriscih.
Poljska zahteva 40 tisoc
stirjaskih mill ozemlja
Poljska je istocasno predlozi'
la konferenci zahtevo "a traine
inkorporacijo 40 tisoc stirjaskif
mill nemskega ozemlja. Glason
tie zahteve, mai bi nova poljsks
meja tekla zapadno cd Schwei
nemunde ma Baltiku do zapad,
mega brega rex Oder in Neisst
do ceskoslova$ke.
Poljska tudi zahteva, do Av
strija in Nem6ija vrneta VIZ
imovino, Ii 50 % Nemci il Az
strijci tekom vojne odnosli !
Ipoljskega osemlja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
India Sc je
odlocila "a popolno
n%eOdvisnOst
-,
Narodna skups6ina spre-
jela tozadevno resoluciio
Pandit Nehrua

NEW DELHI, g. jan.-Indij-
ska narodna skupscina je So
glasno sprejela r~ezolucijo, XII
vsebuje zahtevo, da Sc Indijo
proglasi "a suvereno in neodvis-
no dezelo. Ia rezolucijo je odda-
10 glasove 200 delegatov. Sesta-
vii jo je Pandit Jawaharlal Neh-
ny, vodilni minister indijske "a
casne Wade.
Muslimanska liga, XII jo vodi
Mohammed Ali Jinnah, je boz
kotirala skupscino in njenih rs
delegatov nj bilo navzocih pri
~glasovanju.
Nehru je skupscini incl
daljsi govor, v katerem je rekel,
da DO India prekinila zvezo z
Anglijo, pa nina nobenih zelj,
ida hi zavzela sovrazno stalisce
napram tistim, XII so vladali mad
nami." Poudaril je, da zeli Indi-
ia ziveti v prijateljstvu z Angli-
10 in z angleskim imperijem.
Rezolucija, XII je bila sprejeta,
pravi: ''Ta ustavodajna skupsci-
ma izjavlja cvrsto in svecano Cd
locnost, da proglasi Indijo "a ne
odvisno, suvereno dezelo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

"Kar sc tice narodov Jugosla-
VIE" je rekel dr.. Vilfan, "je
ostala Avstrija v tel vojni I'VE
sta svoji starodavni vlogi kot
Predstraza germanskega impe-
rijalizma."
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Whittlesey
(costinued From Page A-12D

puts in the hole that made snead
vince.
worsham posted consecutive
rounds Of 70-70-71-71-69 to
Snead's 72-70-70-70-7O, which
left Lew 4 under par over this
strange golf course, with it's mar
row fairways, grainy green's and
dogleg holes.
Surpasses Previous Thrills.
All the previous thrills of the
playoff-Snead's five brides, Wor-
sham's four brides, the sixth hole
where Worsham picked up two shots
and the eighth where Snead got
them right back-were forgotten for
the moment when the grim rivals
faced the 18th all square. The last
hole calls for an exacting tee shot,
or trouble, and both responded with
powerful drives up the middle.
Snead was away by a few yards
and he sent his caddie up to the
green to see where the pin was
placed. Snead's true 7-iron shot
drew a tremndous roar from the
5000 persons in view of the finish
but Worsham's shot brought no re-
sponse. When the players reached
the green, Snead's ball was on, &c
feet to the left. Worsham's was on
the fringe, just short of the high
grass over the green.
Lew stroked, and the ball hit the
back of the cup to roll 1914 inches
below. Then Snead took his fatal
three puts.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Federal Golfers Begin TussIing
In Tourney Ending Wednesday

Ell; W. A. shotwell, GAO; P. D. Dieterich.
1:5O-Elmo White. GPo; Bill Lawrence,
GPO: X. j. Zoller, BIS; Robert Hughes,
BFS.
FIJI Rsg pss Eep' 1ns sng 'agss assy
GAO; J. W. Pyles, REA; T. C. Farrell
REA
2:2o-R. G. Atkin, RFc; Frank Pence
RFC; William G. Gallagher GAO; j. M
sst a:somGeorge @ voight, Treas; D. N
Hevener, Agri.: A. L. Caulson. Navy; Joe
a:401cariin Myers. Census; Max Eisen-
stadt; ,,f;!an Census; ?. L. Johnson REA' How
2:5oy. F. Borecki Census; Herbe
Koscher; Census; Dwight Porter FEA;
Tom Oakley. REA. rx
sooA pooosski wnsieT AMs deGsfs R ihPrn Paul
3e:i0NW. l.. woehler. REA: James Cobb
REA; Earl T. Morgan. VA; Harry W. Ket-
33:ao1Ray o'Malley, Treas; J. M. Pal:
s;sS&WA Beidstsch, rRc; EI a AaRrz: \
3:40EFred Ripley, REA; George Dillon
REA: N. T. Smith. Navy; T. z Levy, Navy
3:50.L. T. Harrison; Navy; q. Leroy Goi
n snlsh: aeMssee. sse': var var N0's Aian wal W..
crum, FPc: J. W. Fiatley. BFs;' J. B
'Azoiti 4:i6eE s, coffman. Frc; H. W Buck;
004oaSiFs 4'aoMF " kaufman. EPc: l. ": NC
Herman. FPc; A. Weiss, MOL; McKetahan
Evening star., 1947-06-16
By Ben McAlwee

Lack of foul line judge proved
costly to Julie Singer at Lucky
Strike last night when the Green
way Bowl manager blasted $40
set that would have been Central
South Atlantic three-game duckpin
record but for the oversight.
Singer carved his spectacular
score with games Of 145, 215 and
$50 In a special mixed doubles
match. 1t topped the official mark
of sos rolled by George Young of
Baltimore last fall.
The District Leagues individual
champion also will be denied official
recognition of having bowled the
highest single game ever at Lucky
Strike. That distinction still stands
to the credit of the late Bill Berry
of Atlanta, Ga, who chalked up 214
in the 1945 Howard Campbell
classic
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Lack Of Foul Line Judge Robs
Singer of New Duckpin Record

Berry topped Singers sensational
three games over Capital drives two
years ago, with 511 at Bethesda
Bowling Center, but his huge score,
too, for several reasons was not
okayed by the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress.
Singer, in his hot streak, posted
IS consecutive marks, 10 straight
in the second game and five IN a.
row to start the last. His 215 string
was started with three spares and
triple-header strike.
In the mixed doubles an added
attraction to the Bulletins one-ball
handicap, Singer and Frances VIII
son defeated Mary Brown and Frank
Micalizzi, $50 to 500.
Charley Sellers, sr., of Bethesda
sparkled with games Of 122, 126, Isl
and 149, to win the third weekly
Bowlers' Victory Legion handicap
with 45-593 yesterday at Clarendon
Bowling Center.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Two No-Hit PITCHING
Feats Top SandIots

Walter Cobak and Peter Stats at
tanned the pitchers dream by hurl-
ing no-hit ball in yesterdays sandlot
play. Cobak whitfield II batsmen to
lead his Silver Spring Elk nine to a
1870 verdict over Our Lady of
Lourdes in a Montgomery County
Junior League clash at Bethesda
Stats hurried as the Washington
Trainmen blanked the Long Island
Trainmen in New York, 30, in the
first game of double header. Wash
ington also won the nightcap, 2-1
Results.
FAIRFAX "A'' LEAGUE.
Vienna, Z: NJ. T. Rust,
Falls Church, 5; Lorton, 2.
Ennandais. Eai5sasi e %hits Y eenser;vile ser; Ii g.
FAIRFAX "B" LEAGUE.
Germantown, IA; Burke, T..
Iorton Legion. 1s: ,Chantilly. Q.
Herndon, Ia: Lincolnia, 2.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY LEAGUE.
WOW, 4: Clinton. 2.
snug Harbor, 9; sunnybrook,- 5.
Congress Heights, 7; Derby, B.
Bladensburg, IL; Campus Club. 7.
MONTGOMERY cy} COUNTY IdL LEAGUE.
Bethesda. 4; Rockville, 3.
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION.
Halloran- Murray. 4 Ft. Dupont, 2.
National Cathedral 4; GPo, /.
NATIONAL CAPITOL CITY:
Govt. Employees ms, 4; Victor Liquor, 3.
Basiliko, 4; Bampi Bread. 3.
NoN-LEAGUE GAMES.
ouantico, 3-l3: Duffy,s Tavern, 90.
5estess 5e,sh WaI Is vetf Virslna Il vFM ESrdrare
-Four Corners 4: West Rivers O.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Hawkins
game without walking batter ant
he famed five.
Continued From Page A-12)

game without walking batter and
he famed five.
Rally Started by Yost.
Yost, who obtained two of the
Mats six hits off Newhouser in the
opener, touched off two-run out
burst in the first inning Of the Sec
ond game, when he beat out a hit
off Stubby Overmire. Lewis looped
single to left and Vernon ad-
vanced them with a sacrifice before
Spence drilled a single to center,
scoring both runners.
Jimmy Webb's single and Lewis
two-base muff of Outlaws wind
blown fly presented the Tigers with
their only run in the third, but in
their portion of the inning the
Mats fashioned two runs as Lewis
was hit by a pitched ball and Spence
and Tom Mcbride delivered dou-
bles. Washington scored its other
run in the sixth at Virgil Trucks
expense when Jerry Priddy walked,
Christman sacrificed and AL Evans
singled.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Van Phillip 5 Victory
In Western Event
Chi|Ium Feature
BY Lorry Lawrence

Dave Sweetman must take added
pride today in his. palomino stallion,
Van Phillip, which won the Western
class in the Hyattsville Lions Club
horse show, at Chillum, Nd, yester-
day.
But there was more than the
Western activities. Ballantrae Farm
dominated the hunter classes, tax
ing both the. tricolor and reserve
with The Squire in top honors and
Lucretia next best. The 4-year-old
Squire, ridden by Dorothy Craig,
took first in the green hunter and
two seconds in the open and work
ing hunter for II points. Lucretia,
also ridden by Miss Craig, was at
the heels Of her stablemate with 10
points, taking blues in the ladies'
hunter and working hunter. -
AL Earnest, owner Of the expert
enced Dickey Boy, rode that con-
sistent jumper to his third cham
pionship of the season.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
District Fans Favor
Moore in Bout With
Sheppard Tonight
By George Huber

A good big man who can hlt-but
hard-against a good little man who
can both hit and box is the fight
formula stirred up by Promoter
Goldie Ahearn & Co. for presenta-
ton tonight at Griffith Stadium.
The big man is Curtis Sheppard,
whose nickname of "Hatchetman"
gives an idea of his chop EN- down
system, and the little man-who isn't
too 1ittle-is Archie Moore, colorful
st. Louis character.
Sheppard is a heavyweight OF
around 1875 pounds, while Moore is
a light-heavy who goes to about ITO
It's nothing new to find Archie
trading punches with heavyweight
however, and despite the difference
in weights the local fight crowd
seems to think he'll win tonight.
Moore Battered Parks.
Much of Moore's local backing is
due to the short, but sweet job he
did on George Parks here last veal
in less than a round. This Hatchet-
man is not without support, espe-
cially from the gang over in Balti.
more. where he has done most OF hi:
recent hatcheting.
One of the few losses on Shep'
pards 1916 record is a 12-roundel
taken by Moore. Moore absorbed
some hefty punches then and twice
hit the deck, but was around at tn
finish, and his superior boxing skill
gave him the edge. His hackers art
counting on the same thing tonight
without, of course, any trips to the
floor. ~ s--
Both fighters have their sights Sc
on bigger game than tonights fight
Archie wants a shot at Gus Lesne-
vich and the light-heavy crown
while Sheppard has challenged Jot
Louis. Both are being ignored al
the moment, Moore because OF
recent split decision loss to Ezzare
Charles, and Sheppard because OF 6
setback from Jimmy Bivins.
Edwards Faces Marticcini.
Tonight's semiflnal is heavy
weight bout, sending AL Edwards o1
Washington, who is, gaining quite q
reputation as better, against Lex
Marticcini. If Marticcini is willing
to fight it will be good one. be-
cause Edwards always has shown 6
liking for mixing 1t up. His las'
local bout was a dull one, but only
because his big fat opponent showed
no interest in anything except last
ing out the fight.
Other bouts, first at S:45, are
Stonewall Jackson against Johnny
Johrinikin, lightweights; Joe Greer
against Billy Doerner, heavyweights
both skies, plus four to be an.
nounced.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Legion Race Tightens
As Two Tie for Lead
BATTING.

Holleran-Murray and National
Cathedral Posts teams are tied Tor
first place in the local American
Legion Junior League baseball series
after both won their second straight
games yesterday.
Holleran-Murray edged Fort Du-
pont, AZ, and National Cathedral
topped Government Printing Office
Al. Bunker Hill moved into the
win column by swamping Fort Ste
vens, 1910. The setback dropped
Fort Stevens to the bottom. ="
"A wet diamond forced postpone
ment of the scheduled game between
Costello and Police and Fire Posts
until Friday.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
Nine Crews Establish
| Training Camps for
'keepsie Race
" III. Associated Pres,


POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June is.
After six-year lapse, Pough-
keepsie is back in the regatta spirit
this week as the big day rapidly ap-
proaches.
Nine crews have set up training
quarters on the banks of the Hudson
for the gala event slated at twilight
next Saturday.
The latest arrivals are California,
M. I. T., Navy, Pennsylvania, Syra-
cuse and Washington. They joined
Columbia, Princeton and Rutgers,
which already have been sweeping
over the Hudson In twice daily work
outs.
Nays Middies are sharing their
quarters with the Rutgers and
princeton oarsmen, who arrived
Thursday by auto and bus. The
California Bears, rated .one Of the
favorites in the varsity test, will be
bunked with the Columbia crew on
the west shore Of the Hudson, 2
miles above Poughkeepsie.
The Bears will be watched closely
by rival coaches, for this will be the
first opportunity to look them over
for the greater majority Of the
mentors.
California has been undefeated
this season, but talk along regatta
row" is. that the varsity sweep
swingers will have to 60 all out to
suhdue Navy, Princeton and Cornell.
Navy, always q big favorite here,
has another crack crew, while Coach
De Los Schoch Of Princeton, al
though he hasn't ventured any pre-
dictions, hints that his Crimson will
be tough to row down.
The Big Red from high above
Evening star., 1947-06-16

Play opened this morning in the
Federal Golf Associations annual
tournament at Prince Georges. Ap-
proximately half the field of 226 is
playing today. Others swing into &C
ton tomorrow. Finals will be
played Wednesday.
Tomorrow's field and starting
times:
= a:0O-Arthur Anderson, Pat. OF; Lau-
renee Goodridge, Pat Off Harry L. Gray.
Agri.; Richard Prewitt, Agri.
e:10-George Black, Pat. OF; David
Kreider, Pat on; M, L. Horton, BIS.
s:2o-w. w. Seay, Agri.; T. r. Brooks,
a:40-Joseph Hobbs. FPc|Robert Kerr
FPC; Charles Dye, Census; Tony Berlinsky'
Napier, Census; Ray Drechsler, War; Eu-
gene Stromberger, Agri.
10:30-coI. B. A. schrieyeE; war; Col Col
res freas.; T K N. skagss' II Navy. W A '.
Frc r Myers 1 n mol; C. Parker Ffs5 mol
12;50-Gene Fossum. WAA; Paul Griggs
WAA; Al Schneider, GPo; John R. Miller
I:0o-Roland sener ANS; Irwin Klein
ANS: A. w. Mann. PBA; William Tayler.
.s i;1orJs5nss ssneS 8; Go1 ANS; Harold AFenz
A1s 'aoE4 Hansaeii J aendlsS soI GAO; c. Lawrence
GAO: A. B. Carpenter PBA; c. C. staadt
. fao-asriand Bowers, GPo; R. D
Girn11Rnsn Gbalf9R.a; oPo; Ee;r E. or0ack MOL Al
i:4o@sam Biase. FBI; Chester Jones