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Evening star., 1947-02-12

Churchill Britans wartime Prime Minister and his youngest
daughter Mary pictured they left their home yesterday
Hyde Park Gate route to ST. Margare Church. where she
married to Capt Christopher Soames of the Codstream
Guards Among the 300 government diplomatic and society
bitter cold weather and gathered at the
church Prime Minister and Attee former Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden and former American Ambassador and
Mrs John G. Winant.
-AP Wireuhoto via Radio From London Yesterday
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Urodniki podr. St. 3
SLOW. moSke zveze

Uradniki podr. st. 3 SLOW. moske
zveze so, sledeei: Predsednik
Chas. Benevol, podpredsednik
John Lukanc, tajnik Martin Va
letich, 1881 Glencoe Rd., tel.
KE 6433, blagajnik Andrew Ma
eek, zapisnikar Joseph Hocevar,
nadzorni odbor: James Kastelec,
Jack Jane in Frank Videmsek.
Zastopnik IA: federacijo S.M.Z.
Chas., Benevol, namestnik Frank
Videmsek. "a agitatorja in atle.
tiko sta sprejela Andrew Maeek
in Chas. ,Benevol.
Seje Sc vrse vsako drugo nede'
ljo v mesecu oh 3. popoldne '
Slov. domu, Holmes Ave-, kjel
lahko placate assessment ali pa
a., in 25. v mesecu cd 6. do 8
ure zvecer. v spodnji dvorani
SLOW. donna ma Holmes Ave.
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cato je skrbel, da je incl Pre-
zvek vedno kaj pitt. Bunk 81 je
v svoji zagrizenosti hotel ma
sprotnika dobro privoseiti. To-
da Prezvek je vsak njegov ma
pad odbil skomizganjpem ram
in z ravnodusno izjavo:'
"Dva dni Sc pocakajmo, pa
boste videi :"
Tedaj ga je Bunk vprasal S
premetenim glasom:
cali nisi ii ze vbogajme spre-
jemal, Prezvek ?"
"Kdaj =. ?" Sc je zaeel hu.
dovati Prezvek.
pred dvema letoma je mo.
oce obdaroval obcinske reveze
in ii 81 bill tudi craven. Yes, da
TAXI, XII so bill ze delezni obein'
skin dobrot, nimajo volilne pra'
vice ."
Prezvek je zardel kakor mia
da devica ;ob kvantah, poten
pa je skusal vzrojiti:
"Saj nj res, tvoj oee mi j
sam dal kruh!
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60. Dninar je bill vedno v neka-l
XII zadregi in tudi zdaj ga je We
ljalo precej truda, preden Sc je
privadil move druzbe. Kmalu
sta ga pivca z opet zacela zba-
dati z volitvami.
"se pred tednom dni sem mi
sill nate, da hi mi prisel in ma
sekal steljo "a zimo, zdaj pa,
ko 81 stopil k tisti stranki, te
vec ne 'maram," mu je skoraj
strupeno ocital Bunk.
"Vidis, Prezvek, ii 81 lahko
kandidat, JAZZ pa ne morem biti,
ceprav sem prvi davkoplaceva-
lee v obcini," mu je oponesel Lo-
zekar, XII je bill v opoziciji proti
vsem strankam.
Prezvek sc je drzal kakor IL
pov bog; o politiki sploh nj rad
govoril, s tema dvema, XII sta
pripadala tako rekoc njegovim
delodajalcem, pa Sc O tenn nj
incl kaj pomeniti. LIE tedaj, ko
sta postajala* ze proved nadlez~
ma, jima je kratko odgovarjal: !:
DIVA dni Sc pocakajte, pa bo-
ste videli e. I'd. ."
"Kaj bono videli?' sta silila
vanj pivca. Ker sta postala pre-
vsilJiva, Jima je Prezvek zabru-
sill cez mizo:
"Zakaj bi enkrat tudi siroma-
XII ne smell imeti svoje stran-
ke?"
Prezvek je bill preprost sirokak
XII ga je socialna krivica ze v
mladih letih vrgla ma tisto pot
po kateri Sc je sedaj klatil. Ma
10 Sc je prezivljal delom, ma
10 pa S postopanjem. Soseska ga
nj marala, ker ga je imela "a
delomrzneza in neodkritega clo'
veka, nekaj pa tudi zaradi tega
ker: je v MEM videla bodocega
obeinskega reveza. Ljudje so So
dill, da mu je vseeno, ali je be
ali ern kruh. Svoje zivljenje i
Prezvek pred ljudmi zagovar
jail tenn, da je ma svetu mno
go ljudi, XII tudi mic ali Sc man
delajo kakor on, pa vendarle do
bro in udobno zivijo. = j..
Ceprav Prezvek nj bill bojevit
clovek, ampak je spadal mee
neodporneze, Sc je opozicijski Ii
sti vendarle pridruzil il gole so
idarnosti ter z najboljsimi il
cistimi nameni. Kaj vec O pc
litiki nj razumel in tudi nj ze
lei razumeti. Tudi nj incl dc
ljudi, XII so ga pridobili, vecje
ga spostovanja kakor do prista
sev nasprotne stranke, kajti Dc
NIGGA so Sc skoraj vsi enako OBJ
1 ilastno in prezirljivo vedli, pa ma
je bill to siromak Dovganoc al
bogatas Munk. Vendar mu j
neznansko ugajalo, da volitv'
ne bodo potekle brez mega.
Lozekar, XII je stal mad ODE
ma strankama, je kazal cudnt
slast, da bi oba strankarja, Bun
ka in Prezveka, sprawl v lase
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Vendar Sc je mozu poznalo,
kako mu je neprijetno. Lozekar,
Xxi je precej zavohal, da Bunk
nekam meri, ju je pricel navi-
demo miriti, toda glas je incl
tax, da bi ju lahko Sc huje raz-
vnel: s
"Moleita in pijta. Tris dni pa
oleja nj -"
tDalJe pr1hodnjlc) -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

All ste naroGnik "Enakoprau-
uost?" &c ste,. ali so VaA prija-
telji IN znancis "Enakoprdv-
most" je potrebma vsaki drs4$ini
s0r0di VaSnih Uesti in VednO ak
tualnih ClankoV! Strife "Endk0-
praUmost!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
(Nadaljevanje)


no skeleli cd mesa njene pobe-
gle nasprotnice in, ker Sc MISC
mogli vec ohladiti v njeni vroei
krvi, sc je spomnila njenih
oblek, XII so bile shranjene v We
Ii. Takoj Sc je zakadila vezo
in, eeprav je deklina skrinja bi-
la zaklenjena, je zadostoval en-
sam pritisk njenega telesa in
pokrov je kakor pero odletel
kvisku. Meme skeleee roke so
Sc takoj z nepopisno naslado "a
greble v skrinjo; prihodnji hip
je VISA njena vsebina re zletela
v velikem loku cez hisni grag ma
dvorisce. Rudafica pa Sc nj Ia
dovoljila lie tenn, da je zmetala
il hise vse dekline skromne
obleke in druge stvari, njena
zenska uzaljenost je hlepela Sc
po nadaljnem unicevanju ma
sprotnice. IL veze Sc je zagnala
mad stvari, XII so lezale raztre-
sene pred hiso, ter jih tam Sc
dalje razmetavala in teptala v
tia. Pri tenn so Sc il ma ustnicah
prvic pojavile belkaste pene.
Naenkrat je zagledala pred
seboj ma tleh pomandrano belo
obleko, XII jo je dekla Ancka no.
sila pri procesijah kot nosilka
Marie. z obema rokama je
dvignila v zrak pomandrane be-
le cunje in jih veliko naslado
zacela razkazovati radovedne-
zem, XII so Sc med tenn priceli
umikati ze ma cesto:
"Poglejte svetnico, naso svet-
nico, naso psico Fej te bo-
di -. ~
In kot bi obleka v njenih ro-
kah pricela smrdeti, jo je vi
sokem loku zagnala pred noge
odmikajocih Sc radovednezev.
Ko je bilo vse, kar je smrde-
10 po dekli, Re razmetano, po-
hojeno IN unieeno in ko Sc je
zdelo, da Sc je Rudafica ze po-
polnoma izcrpala in da je re ma
.koncu svojih moci, Sc je z MO
znova zgodila nenadna spre-
Ememba. TO je bila ze tretja
sprememba njenega bitja ca
su enc same kratke cetrt ure.
Medtem ko je bila Rudofica pri
odkritju mozeve nezvestobe mir
ma in je skoraj samozadovolj-
no opazovala svojo nesreco ter
Sc je nato spremenila besneco
unicevalko posteljne nasprotni-
ce, Sc je zdaj, ko je bilo memo
spolno sovrastvo ze izcrpano,
mahoma izprevrgla v obupano,
izdano in nesrecno zeno in ma
ter. Medtem ko sc v svoji dru-
gi podobi niti z besedo nj spom-
Mia nezvestega moza in je ME-
ma bit klela in teptala lie njego-
vo prileznice, je v svoji tretji
spremembi zacela objokavati in
toziti tudi svojega moza. In ko
je Sc malo pref bila VISA stras-
ma, visoko vzravnana, napada-
joca zena, Sc je zdaj skrcila v
gubo velike, unicene nesrecni-
ce. z obema rokama 81 je zakri-
la obraz in il prsi Sc j je izvil
presunljiv, jokajoc glas, XII nj
cemer nj bill podoben prejsnje-
mu:
"Joj meni, nesreenici, ka j
sem docakala =? Kaj sem
storila, ii moi moz, da 81 mi to
naredil Vse je proc, proc
in nj mi vec ziveti. o jej, o jej."
Tisti radovednezi, XII so do
kraja vzdrzali, so sc pri tretji
spremembi Rudofice priceli dol
gocasiti; bojevita, napadajoca
zena jih je zanimala, jokajo-
cih, nesrecnih zen MISC bill vsec-
nj gledati. Medtem ko so bill
pref vsi brez izjeme ma njeni
strani ter odobravai memo po-
tetje, SO Sc zdaj nekateri pri-
cell oEitno znardovati in zaculo
sc je polglasno mrmranje:
NKotayi unsno1ar na Se nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Nato so sc Sc boli umakni

NdIo SO Sc Sc polJ uIlldh1llll
cd nesrecne zene.
Toda tudi Rudafici je prazno
dvorisee postalo pretesno in
gnana cd nekega cudnega stra-,
hu pred osamljenostjo, je tudi
ona planila ma cesto, kjer je "a
celia Sc obupneje jokati. Memo
ranjeno srce je zahtevalo pro-
stora, zraka, tolazbe in socutja.
Bio j je v velikansko zadosee-
ME, ako je svojo zalostjo mo-
gla spraviti ma noge CHM vec
ljudi. Zato, kar Sc je ravnokar
Egodilo, je znepopisno zalostnim
vekom oznanjala dale :po va
81.
"Jol meni nesrecnici .. ~!
Moi otroci, moji otroci :. -!
Poslosajte, ljudje bozji! Ali sem
81 to zasluzila ?" ..
| VISA razmrsena in kustrava,
kakor kaka velika spokornica,
je hodila po vasi. Najprej je
izkricala svojo usodo v vezo
Apatove hise, cd tam Sc je od-
pravila k zerjavu, S katerimi SO
bill v sorodstvu, cd zerjava je
letela k Honecniku, nazadnje pa
Sc je VISA izcrpana in unicena
napotila proti farovzu >.
Diva dni pred volitvami je
dninar in postopac Prezvek
kandidat ma listi delavcev in
kmetov, stopil v Lukacevo krc'
mo. Priser je prav "a prav We.
drit, ker je bilo zunaj zelo sla.
DO vreme. Pred nekaj dnevi je
namrec nastopilo juzje, zemlja
je postala tala in costa, XII je
vodila v Jamnico, je bila spet
neznosna. Povsod Sc je vdiralc
do kolen, a da bi bila zlobudra
> Sc vecja, je ze cd jutra padal
mrzel, neprijeten dez. Prezvek
je brez kakega posebnega ma.
mena stopil v krcmo, kajti de-
maria tako nj incl. Navzlic sla-
bemu, mrzlotnemu vremenu je
bill oblecen zelo slabo; kratek
jopic mu skoraj nj mogel po-
kriti dolgega hrbta, ma nogah
pa je kljub zlobudri nosil ma.
vadne cokle. Ko Sc je ma hisnem
pragu najprej znebil najveejega
blata ma obuvalu, je odprl vra.
ia V gostilnisko sobo in, ne da
bi Sc dobro ozrl po gostih, vaz.
no dejal:
"Veliko rajsi nosim cokle ka-
kor pa kako drugo obuvalo. No
ga je v coklah veliko prostejsa
in gibcnejsa in clovek mnogo la.
ze hodi v njih kakor pa ma pri.
mer v skornjih, XII te stiskajo
kot klescar."
Tako je govoril Prezvek, ka.
dar nj incl drugega natakniti
ma noge kakor cokle. Kadar pa
je sredi leta bill oblecen v ko.
zuh in obut v mocne, svetle
skornje, je samozadovoljno po'
trkaval S petami po tleh in 60
voril:
"Veliko rajsi nosim skornje
Noga je v TAXI obuji bolj ma su.
hem in Sc veliko bolje pocuti.' y
v sobi sta bila lie diva costa
!. - ze nataknjeni grascak Loze.
kar, XII je bill ze diva dni z donna
in mladi Bunk, XII je sele prise
pit. Ker sta sc silno dolgocasi'
la, posebno pa Lozekar, XII je x
diva dni zastonj oprezoval "a
zupnikom Virejem -. ia sc j
zaradi volitev zadnji cas- gostilr
ogiba1 - sta takoj planila: mac
novega costa.
"Hej, kandidat, pojdi no pitt
ga ie klical k sebi Lozekar. "Bos
pa kaj povedal, kako gre agita'
cija."
In kar bi sc sicer nikoli ne
bio pripetilo, Sc je zgodilo zdaj;
pivca' sta Prezveku napijala il
svojih steklenic. Prezvek je mo-
raj prisesti in pitt. Kmalu po'
Evening star., 1947-08-10
BY the Asseeio.ed Press

SPOKANE, Wash. Aug. o.
Gaunt Herman Keiser of Akron
Ohio, fired an even-par 10 to cling
by single stroke to the lead in
the third round of the $4,000
Esmeralda Open golf tournament
at the Indian Canyon course.
Dusty winds and a sudden rain
combined to put the par smashers
of their game.
Ed Furgol OF Pontiac. Mich. who
has chopped steadily at the Keiser
advantage. had 50 to take over
second place all by himself with
205 for the 81 holes. One day of
play remains in the chase for the
$4,000 top money.
Ellsworth Vines Of Los Angeles
matched the Furgol So and Ben
Hogan of Hershey, Pa, had even
par, the two of them sharing third
spot one blow back of Furgol.
Marvin (Bud) Ward of Spokane
blew sky high, to take a 75-1o
strokes above his great round yes
terday-and Skidn to 2l2, virtually
putting himself out of the first place
picture. Another Northwest anna
teur. however, carded the best score
of a tough day when Seattle's Jim
Mallory came in with 68.
An overnight rain had made the
course slower and a chilly sprinkle
In the afternoon caught most OF
the players on the course.
George Payton of Hampton, Va:
Bill Nary Of Phoenix, Ariz., and
Eddie Joseph Of Mount View, Calf :,
Evening star., 1947-08-10
PhiIs Beat Buns
AsSchuItzHits
Grand-S|aI1lnler
Curb Brooklyn RoIIy
With Bases Full in
9th, Save 5-3 Come
By the Associctsd Press

BROOKLYN. Aug. 9.-Staving of
ninth-inning rally with the bases
full and one out, the last-place
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the
Brooklyn Dodgers. 5-3, today to
snap a seven-game losing streak and
throw another banana peel under
the Brooks skidding spikes.
AL Jurisich, third Philly pitcher
came in with the sacks clogged and
forced Carl Furillo to hit into a
double-play, Third Basement Gene
Handley to Emil Verban to Howie
Schultz.
The defeat. the Dodgers seventh
In their last nine games. was forced
upon them by Schultz. an ex-team-
mate. With two out and the bases
full in the sixth, Schultz, sold to
the Phillies last May, got revenge
on his old mates by slamming a
20 pitch into the left. field seats
for grand slam homer that wiped
out a 10 Dodger lead.
Schoolboy Rowe, knocked out in
the seventh, got credit for his 10th
triumph against eight defeats. He
was replaced by Oscar Judd, who
gave way to Jurisich In the ninth.
Little Vic lombard started for the
Dodgers and was charged with his
ninth loss against six victories.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Pirates Defeat Cards
As Greenberg Hits
Home Run in 8th
St. Louis Ties Come Three
Times Before 1t Takes
Beating by 5 to 4
BY ths Asseeioied Press

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 9.-An eighth
inning home run by Hank Green
berg ended the st. Louis Cardinals
current victory streak as the Pitts
burgh Pirates downed the Birds
5 to 4, tonight, keeping the losers
four games behind the league lead
ing Brooklyn Dodgers.
St. Louis tied the score three
times. but failed to match the last
run in their two times at bat.
HOWE Pollet went all the way for
the losers, giving up nine hits, in
Guiding Greenberg's blow and a cir
cult clout by Ralph Kiner IN the
fourth which opened the scoring
for Pittsburgh. Reliefer Kirby Higbe
came on the mound in the seventh
for the Pirates to get credit for the
win.
After 'Kiner's round tripper,
Greenberg walked, Wally Westlake
singled and Big Hank came home
on Jim Bloodworth's long fly to
right centerfield for the Pirates
first two tallies. -.--
The Cards opened up on starter
Mel Queen in the fifth with Marty
Marion's double which sent Whitley
KuTowski, who walked, to third
Del Rice grounded out with Kur-
owski scoring. Pollet tied the game
with a single.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Di Mag, Neck Better,
Joins Yanks Monday
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Joe Di
Maggie. star outflelder of the New
York Yankees, said today that the
neck injury he had received in last
Sundays game against Cleveland,
still bothered him. but that he would
work out with the club when it
arrives in New York Monday and If
able, would play that night against
the Philadelphia Athletics.
The slugging centerfielder, reached
at his hotel, said he was surprised at
the disturbance caused by his alb
sence from the club. Il have been
visiting DR.. Jules Gordon yankee
Club physician) for treatments
every day. The doctor has been
keeping in touch with the club and
there should be no mystery over my
condition"
In Boston, Manager Bucky Harris
OF the Yankees, told newsmen this
morning Il haven't the slightest
idea where Joe is, but I'm sure he'll
report back when he's recovered"
Di Maggie said he had been in
his hotel all week.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Loop Prexy Harridge
Praises Mats Travis

President Will Harridge of the
American League is extending his
own good wishes and those of the
entire league to Cecil Travis in a
telegram sent for presentation to
the Washington player on Travis
Night here Friday.
The telegram reads Cecil Travis
record as a great player Is surpassed
only by the high personal regard
in which he is held by fellow play
ers and officials throughout base
ball. A fine gentleman both on and
off the field, he has been a credit
to the game throughout his career
and his war service showed him to
be a real credit to his country.
regret cannot personally be pres
ent to congratulate him on his
night, but am happy to extend
to him my own personal good
wishes and those of the entire
American League"
Evening star., 1947-08-10
S.ar Stoff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-Con
ME Mack, 84-year-old manager
of the Philadelphia Athletics, to-
day disclosed the Philadelphia
club will contribute a sizeable
check toward the purchase of a
gift for the Mats Cecil Travis,
who will be honored in pregame
ceremonies Friday night at Grit
fifth Stadium when Washington
battles the AS.
Travis has been a credit to
baseball and we'll be proud to
contribute to a happy occasion
for him." declared Mack.
More than $50 Washington
business concerns have been can
vassed and requested to con-
tribute gifts or cash. Firms giving
gifts are asked to deliver them
to Griffith Stadium by Wednes-
day, while cash contributions are
being accepted by the Cecil
Travis Night Committee, care Of
Arch Mcdonald, 801 Earle Build
ing, Thirteenth and E streets,
NV, Washington.
Among gifts Travis will receive
are an automobile from Clark
Griffith. president of the Mats,
and two hunting dogs and a rife
from the Reciprocity Club. which
originated Cecil Travis Night.
II broke into the major leagues
10 years too soon and I'm leaving
Evening star., 1947-08-10
With Pleasure Scores
Over Armed Third
Time in Sheridan
Bewitch Takes 7th in Row
In Princess Pot Stokes
At Washington Park
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 8. - A stunned
crowd of $1,000 saw the Chicago.
owned With Pleasure defeat Armed
Calumet Farms handicap star, by
1.-TWO lengths in the $33,650 Sheridan
Handicap at Washington Park to.
DAY for his third triumph over the
golden gelding this season.
Calumet's sensational filly, Be.
witch, however, defeated field oi
2-year -olds in the $53,325 Princess
Pat Stakes to split the spoils of the
day.
With Pleasures victory was well
deserved. Armed was bottled ur
during most of the run down the
backstretch and otherwise probably
would have been in better position
in making his challenge in the
stretch.
When Rippey shot into the leac
by two lengths with Challenge Me
in hot pursuit, Armed was in the
middle of the pack. Going into the
far turn, With Pleasure, we'll han.
dled by Jockey Jack Westrope, wore
down Rippey and drew clear. Armed
swung around the field, but couldn't
catch With Pleasure.
With pleasure ran the mile ir
1855. The winners share of the
purse was $22,850. With Pleasure
previously had whipped Armed ir
the furlong Domino and Equipoise
Mile at Arlington Park.
The unbeaten Bewitch rolled te
her seventh straight success in de-
feating Norman w. Church's Bos-
well Lady by three lengths. Emf
Schwarzhaupt's Shy Katie was q
distant third, Bewitch, handled by
Jockey Douglas Dodson, earned $46,-
ATS to run her earnings to $143,725
With the $1,000 that Armed
earned in the Sheridan. the Calu-
met Farm earnings for the year
reac ached a record of Sf28 666.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Redskins WoIIop Is Improved,
But Tackle Situation Worries

term lease. RuthStrOm has been 81
impressive it, is possible Turk may
give him a shot at halfback II
there's too much of crowd at the
No. position. Not to be overlooked
is Joe Martin, the Ivy Lacquer from
Cornell, who at least looks the par
and will get further opportunity tt
prove his ability when scrimmagine
begins early this week.
Bob Nusbaumer and Tom Farmer
should give Dick Todd a lot of helr
and Edwards thinks little Eddie
Saenz and Dick Poillon will be more
effective than last season. Thai
phase of play, laughingly callec
blocking a year ago. will be so vastly
improved you probably won't recog.
nize them when your favorites rec
off an end run.
End Situation Pleasing.
A new type of offense seems to be
developing. with Baugh firing the
short passes and Youel dispatchine
long ones. Tommy Mont's addition
could cause some revisions in the
script, but Mont's unavoidable delay
probably means he'll be used only
sparingly. and then only If the
Tribe gets commanding lead and
can afford to coast bit
The coaches are downright jubi-
liant about the outlook at end, al
though they are counting heavily
on Terry" Tereshinski, who is with
the All-Stars at Chicago. Johnny
Kovatch looks better than he did q
year ago, although the Notre Dame
alumnus says he doesn't feel" right
and doubts that he's up to par
Doug Turley is heavier than last
year and seems more sure of him
self, and ditto for Johnny Looka.
baugh from Maryland. Jim PEBBLES
isn't fighting the ball on passes and
in dummy scrimmag has been fax
ing bitter than an amateur magician
Hugh Taylor seems, to be a real find
and Rockies George Brodston and
Joe Duckworth are making a serious
(see REDSKINS. Page B-2D
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Favored Styn1ie
Places Thirdin
Spa Whitney:
Rico Monte Triumphs
Over GoIIorette by
Head With Ro||y
By Fred Hoyden
By Fred Hayden
Associated Press Sports Writer

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 9,-Stymie, the worlds leading
money winning horse. got slapped
down today trying to pick up an
extra $18,500 in the Whitney Stakes
At the end of the mile and one
quarter it was Rico Monte by a head
over Gallorette with Stymie, the
to 20 odds-on favorite, third and last
in the short field.
Mrs. E. D. Jacobs 6-year-old die
get a consolation prize of S2,50C
third-place money to boost his all
time earnings to $722, ,160. but those
in the crowd of 24,432 who had bet
on him got nothing as Stymie fin
ished "A lengths behind Gallore.te
Fresh from his triumphs in the
100000 international Gold Cup at
Belmont and the $4,000 Massachu-
setts Handicap at Suffolk, Stymie
closed some ground in the stretch
but never menaced the top two.
Rico Monte, a South American in
vader owned by Arnold Hanger and
ridden by the Chilean jockey
Ruperto Donoso, kept close to Gal
lorettes early pace, moved through
on the inside coming into the stretch
and got up to win in the last stride
1t was a tough defeat for w. L
Brann's Gallorette, one of the tor
mares in the country. Second choice
at 2 to l and ridden by Jockey
Arcaro, she took the lead at the
start and held on gamely in the
stretch drive.
Rico Monte ran the distance in
2:023s and paid $11.80. There was
no place or show wagering. It was
Rico Monte's first victory in four
starts this year. Bridal Flower and
Round View were late scratches.
Favorite players had better luck
in the other feature-the United
States Hotel Stakes-in which Ben
My Request, a $3.50
choice, barely defeated Star Bout
and Whirling Fox and withstood a
claim of foul from Star Bout. his
conqueror in the recent Flash
Stakes.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
By Lewis r. Atchison
Stor Stoff Correspondent


LOS ANGELES, Aug. s.-One
week of practice is enough to tell
the Redskins will pack more OF a
wallop than last year when they
scored a mere I'll points and fin
ished third in the National Foot
ball Leagues Eastern Division
Certain spots need reinforcing, but
the overall picture Is brighter than
o baby's smile.
The reasons are obvious: A
better balanced backfield with a
stronger running attack; better ends
and guards, and tackles at least as
strong as year ago. While Sammy
Baugh will be a key figure on Of
fense he should not have to carry
the burden alone. In fact, Baugh
may be overshadowed by the Red
skin infantry" If Coach Turk
Edwards well-laid plans do not &c
awry.
Going into the second week OF
preseason drills the line is Uncle
turkeys big headache. Specifically
the tackles aren't all that could be
desired. John Adams and Don
Avery, holdovers from last year
top the list of tackles and there isn't
much standing behind them.
Cifers' Transfer May Help.
Ed Cifers transfer from end may
help on defense, but even SO the
club still needs three more big league
tackles and at this writing 1t
doesn't have them. Without them
the tribe hardly figures to be title
contender.
1t will be a tough break for Ed
wards if he can't find a line to
match the backfeld, for not since
1912 have the Skins been so well
fortified in the ball-carrying de-
partment Ralph Ruthstrom. for
example. moved right in and made
himself completely at home at full
back where Sal Rosato and Jack
Jenkins thought they had long