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Evening star., 1947-05-25
By the Assoc;otsd Press

INDIANAPOLIS; May 24.-Bill
Holland, roller-skating rink pro-
prietor of Bridgeport, Conn.,, today
gassed new 4-cylinder racer four
times around the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway in the fifth fastest qualifi-
cation run in the tracks 31-year
history and a. record for a new
driver at the 211z mile oval.
The 39-year-old Holland, leading
the American Automobile Associa-
tons race standings with four VIC
tories in seven starts this year, aver
aged 1886 miles an hour. 1t was
the fastest trial in the first three
days of qualifications, but the seven
previous qualiflers can not be dis
lodged from the mead of the start
ing lineup under the race rules.
Holland will start in the middle
of the third row in the annual 500
mile Memorial Day race. The maxi
mum field is 80 cars-11 rows of
three cars each.
Rain prevented any qualifications
after Hollands. although 81 cars
were at the track, including eight
arrivals since the Speedway made
peace yesterday with holdout drivers
and owners of the American Society
of Professional Automobile Racers.
Qualifications win be resumed to-
morrow and Wednesday, and there
is q strong possibility that addi-
tional trial dates viii be added be-
cause Of postentries.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

a stroke to qualify for tomorrow,s
play. The other big name player
who will miss the final rounds is
Clayton Heafner of Charlotte, N, C.
He had second round 81 for a 155
total
Sinks 30-Yard Chip Shot.
Hogan's first birdie came on ths
second hole when his 100-yard ap-
proach stopped 18 inches from the
cup. On the third he canned a 10
footer for another and got a third
on the fifth when his 30-yard chip
shot plopped into the cup. He made
the first nine of the 6,573-yard lay
out in 80 with virtually all the $500
spectators in his gallery.
Coming home, he equaled par all
the way except on the 18th, where
he shaved off a stroke with a 20-fcot
putt.
In the locker-room afterward, Ho-
gan said he was playing better golf
today than yesterday when he fin
ished with two less strokes. "I was
better today except that my ap-
proaches weren't dropping as close
to the pins" he explained,
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Pauline Bef1 Annexes
Pro Tilt al kenwood

Pauline Betz, four times nationa
woman's tennis champion who re.
Gently turned professional to tou,
with Sarah Palfrey Cooke, won hel
fourth victory in six matches with
Mrs. Cooke, 1945 titleholder, yes.
terday at the Kenwood Golf and
Country Club before 400 specta-
tors.
Miss Betz struggled to an s-6
triumph in the first set, but prac-
tically blasted her rival off the
court in the second to win, 6-1,
Two OF the games were love in the
second set.
In mixed doubles following the
singles exhibition, Mrs. Cooke
teamed with Buddy Goeltz, pro at
Columbia Country Club. and broke
even with Miss Betz and Dan Wat
son, Chevy Chase professional, in
two sets. winning the first, 6-3,
and dropping the second by the
same score.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
By Larry Lawrence
Stor Stoff Correspondent

. LEESBURG, Va, May 24-Caval-
cade, a reconstructed prisoner of
war and former German dressage
horse turned open jumper, won his
first championship at the renewal
Of the Loudoun hunt horse show
held on the estate of w. H. Lips
comb near here today.
Cavalcade, now owned and ridden
by Ma. w. L. Slisher, took the tri-
color over such noted open horses
as Mrs. Steadman Teller's Cali
fornia bred Gracias and Jane Pohl 8
celebrated Fitzrada.
Cavalcade took three blues in the
warm-up, open and sweepstakes for
count of Is. 1t was the third
show in which he has competed.
Beautifully ridden by his owner,
Mrs. Teller, Gracias, was right on
Cavalcade's heels with u points
amassed by taking the knockdown
and out, second in the open and
two minor awards.
Frances c. Grouse of Middleburg
rode her impressive grey mare
Loyal Hanna II to the hunter
championship over capable lot of
fox chasers, nosing out another
Middleburg entry, Dorothy Fred's
PD.Q., by half a point. Loyal Han,
ma II took her jumps smoothly to
win the featured hunter sweep
stakes, placed second in the green
hunter and third in the model.
Summaries:
Pony hacks under I3 hands-Won by
Pamela and Caroline Reads Storm Pearl;
second, Nancy Graham's Patsy: third,
Pamela and Caroline Reads Storm King:
fourth, Nancy Lee Grifhth's Kitty Lee.
Pony hacks 13 to 14.2 hands-won by
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Tigers TopChisox, 5-4;
| Trout's Homer Wins
Own Game in 10Th
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, May 24.-Pitcher Paul
Dizzy Trout blew himself to a
big day today by getting a homer
in the 10th to win his own game for
the Detroit Tigers over the Chicago
White Sox, 5 to 4.
Dizzy's wallop into the left field
stands, with one out, carried the
Tigers into az game lead in the
American League, capped his own
fifth victory of the season and made
it two straight for Detroit in the
series.
The slugging Tiger highlander
drove in total of three runs. He
sent one home in the second on a
single and another in the sixth on
a fly. His game-winning blow came
off Relief Pitcher Gordon Maltz-
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Missouri S Trackmen
Take Big Six Crown
BY the Associated Press

LINCOLN, Nebr., May 24.-Run-
ming true to form, Missouri Univer-
Isity's well-balanced thinclads placed
in all but one event today in winning
the Blk Six Conference track and
field championship with a total of
1886 points.
Coach Tom Bolts Missourians,
who bagged their first outdoor title
since 1941, were shut out only In the
javelin throw where Defending
Champion Herb Grote of Nebraska
won on a toss of 1877 feet 1A inches
and the retiring team champion
Kansas Jayhawks picked up the rest
of the points.
Nebraska placed second with 91A
points, followed by Kansas, 1875 !;
Kansas State, So; Oklahoma, 521s
and Iowa State, 251e.
Tom Scofeld of Kansas came up
with the only record of the meet as
he cleared the high jump bar at
feet 7k inches, breaking the mark
of 6 feet inches he shared with
Dwayne Feekin of Iowa State in
1916.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Polly Riley Is Winner
of Trans-Miss. Golf
By the Asxeeiatsd Pres.

NEW ORLEANS, May 24.-Blond
stocky Polly Riley won the It'll
annual women's Trans-Mississipp
golf tournament here today with ar
easy 5-and-4 victory over her gooc
friend Margaret Gunther of Mem.
phis, Tenn, in the 36-hole final
Steady rain fell during most of the
match.
1t was the most important golf
ing championship to date for the
young stenographer from Fort
Worth, Tex, who was runnerup in
the 1916 Trans-Mississippi at Den
yer and was medalist in this tour
ney. Mrs. Babe Didrikson Zaharias
last years winner, did not defend
her title.
Polly took today's match by
fairly consistent, though not spec
tacular shooting, and by profiting
by her opponents errors. Miss
Gunther was often trapped or in
the rough and had poor luck on
several recoyeries. When Miss Riley
did get into trouble she usually
recovered well,
Evening star., 1947-05-25
CovoIcode, Ex-Prisoner of War,
Wins Loudoun Horse Show Title

Dunnottar Pony Farms Miss Fox; second
An Pancoast's Halloween: third, Carolyn
Patsy Pancoast's Farnley Sunfiower.
WGn sSTa by Storm orr Pearl; second Storm Kng;
fourth, Alien K. shreve's Tony. e'' 0''
Ponies over jumps Cup to 142 hands,
%Sn Srd Py dFaney NanSv Sunewe second MISS
fourth, Duke Of Windsor.
Entry; sRtlS; second. pr; i; N. Aliens entry:
p T,xo;year: oidsIMrs, Howard serrslrs
fourth, Donald sutherlandSs Red Tiger.
Three, year-olds-Won by Mrs A. C.
RRandophs Bar 1ft; Rae1nteur; second Mr. and
Peach Brothers Ma Jean; fourth, DR.. L.
Mallen's allen Dandans Enough. -, a.
Spin Box; third. osullivan Farms Big
John; fourth. Mrs. Stedman Tellers Gra-
second spin Box I third. Biz JOHN PS sirth fourth,
william william Psatchs snef.s. Indian dian Boy co
Crouse's Loyal Hanna II; third, Heriade;
fourth, W; L, slisher's PolIy's Pol: ;,
srigadatta: second, Mtrt Leges Flying
Cadet; third, Mabel Waddell's caideen;
-O Road l III Hacesmwon BY Dorothy Fred S
Ny Bet; second. LOYAL Hanna II; third
Handy tumpers-,Won by Jane Pohl's
worthy; third, Gracias: fourth, Spin Boy.
Masters Challenge Bowl-won BY ". H
Kalico Kat: third. Anna Hedrick's Madri-
gal Tom; fourth. Van Iden Zeiier,s Glenn J.
Open working hunders-Won by Polly 6
Poll: second, Anna Hedrieks Madrigal
Tom: third, Barbara Grahsms Pretty
Girl; fourth. DR., L. NJ Aliens Clifton S
Peggy.
Model hunters-won by Rapdan; Sec
ond. Raconteur: third, Loyal Hanna II;
fourth. Happy Landing.
Open hunters-Won by P. D. O.: second,
Picken Hamilton's Golondrina; third, J.
North Fletcher's Broad Run; fourth,
Polly's Poll
Jumper sweepstakes-won by Caval-
cade; second, Spin Boy; third, Big John;
fourth, Gracias.
Hunter sweepstakes Won by Loyal
Hanna II: second, Broad Run; third,
P. D. O.; fourth, Happy Landing.
Jumper champion-Cavalcade; Reserve;
GraciaS.
Hunter champion-Loyal Hanna II; Re-
serve; P. D. O.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Hogan Shoots67
AT Philadelphia
For 5-Shot Lead
Locke, Demoret Tied
For Second; Field
Is Reduced to 81
By Harold cIoossen
Asseeioted Pres. sport. Writsr


PHILADELPHIA, May "a. - Ben
Hogan, the Hershey (Pa.) clouter,
marched through the second round
of the Philadelphia Inquirer $4,000
Invitation golf meet today and
posted 4-below par 81 beside the
record-setting IS he fashioned In
the opening round.
Hogan was off the fairway only
once today, by yard on the 18th,
and his approach shots were such
that he had four birdies-and missed
eight others when his puts were
off by less than 2 inches.
Although the betting bantam,
leading money winner among the
pros last year, clipped 10 strokes
from par for his two trips over the
Cedarbrook layout, he carried only
a 5-stroke advantage into tomor-
rows 36-hole program over Bobby
Locke of South Africa and Jim
Demaret of Ojai, Calf.
Locke Registers SO.
Locke, playing conservatively, had
a SO today for a total of 1877.
Demaret, wearing dainty pink
trousers and putting like demon,
registered a 81 to equal Hogan for
the day. He had a 10 the first day.
John Palmer of Badin, N. c., and
Dick Metz of Arkansas City, Kans.,
are another stroke back with 1885.
Farmer went around in 50 today and
Metz in II.
E. j. Dutch) Harrison of York,
Pa, also had 50 on his second round
for 139 that deadlocked him for
sixth place with Lloyd Mangrum
of Chicago. The 1916 United States
Open champion was another to
collect a SO.
The double -barreled Sunday
schedule. limited to the 81 players
who fired 153 or better, was made
necessary when Thursdays opening
round was postponed day because
of heavy rains.
Stewart (Skippy) Alexander of
Lexington, N. c., second to Hogan
yesterday with a &c, zoorhed to an
81 today. Lawson Little Of Cleve-
land and Jimmy Thomson of Los
Angeles, each had 154 and failed by
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Arduini P. G. Amateur,
To Make Trip to Hawaii

Johnny Arduini, District amateur
fyweight boxing champion, will be
ia member of the United States
team going to Hawaii next month
for a series of exhibition matches.
He was selected after his showing In
the recent National AAU champion
ships in Boston.
George Fuller, Merrick Club mid
dleweight, also was invited to make
the trip, but 1t later was found he
was too young for the team. Jerry
Looney. local AAU boxing chair
man. was named alternate manager
of the team.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
phils Defeat Dodgers
In 10Th, 4-3, After
Long, Uphill Fight
BY the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, May 24.-The Phil
adelphia Phillies climaxed an uphill
battle today by defeating the
Brooklyn Dodgers, 4-3, in a 10-in-
ming thriller when Johnny Wyro-
sick singled to score Skeeter New
some with the winning run. It was
Newsome's eighth-inning home run
which forced the game into over
time. The Dodgers made only four
hits, but Carl Furillos three-run
homer off Oscar Judd behind a cou-
pie of walks sent them into an early
lead
Evening star., 1947-05-25
WYNN and Musterson to Hun
For Mats Today Aquinst As

town, Denver, Pa. Knerr was pre-
sented with a set of golf clubs and
bag.
Manager Ossie Bluege elevated
Eddie Yost to the leadoff spot in
the Mats batting order, but Eddie
failed to get a ball out of the in
field in four attempts. He walked
once and scored.
Buddy Lewis four hits in five tries
lifted his batting average % points
to .344. Mickey Vernon has hit safe
ly in six OF his last u trips to the
plate
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Three Errors by Cubs
In One Inning Help
Reds Win, s 10 0
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, May 24.-The Chicago
Cubs clustered three of their four
errors in the seventh inning to help
the Cincinnati Reds along to a six
run rally that was written into a
60 victory before 22,051 fans here
today. All but one of the runs was
unearned. Johnny Wander Nicer
held the Cubs to five scattered hits
for his second victory of the season.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
PHILADELPHIA, Nav "a (R,

PHILADELPHIA, May "A up.
Lew Worsham, former Wash
ington ID. c. pro now playing
out OF Pittsburgh, shot a II to-
day to add to his first days rs
and qualified easily for tomor-
rows final round of the In
quirer's Invitation Golf Tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Virginia Stickmen Top
LoyoIu in Overtime, 7-6
BY the Associated Press
,ALTTMORE. Nav 24.-The un

BALTIMORE, May 24.-The Uni
versity of Virginia lacrosse team
edged Loyola College, 7 to 6. in an
overtime match at Evergreen today.
The visitors came from behind three
times before scoring the game-win-
ming goal at Ais of the extra period.
Fan Stuart. substitute attack
man, made the final goal with a
shot high into the Loyola net. John
Burch, former Poly star, paced the
winners to their third victory of
the season with three markers.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Cincinnati - 600 600 6O0-6
Chicago -------- ----- 600 600 000-0
Runs-Lukon, Mueller, zientara Miller,
Adams, Wander Nicer, Errors-Waitkus,
CaVarretta Wyse, Johnson. Runs batted
in-Galan. Two-base hits = Zientara,
Schefhng. Stolen bases - Baumholtz,
Mueller. Haas. Sacrifices - Wander Nicer
(2), Wyse. Double plays-Merullo to
johnson to Waitkus. Miller to Zientara
to Haas (2):, Left on bases-Cincinnati,
9: Chicago, 6. Bases on balls-Of Wyse.
!: OF Erickson, l; on Wander Nicer, 3.
Struck out-By Wyse. 4: by Erickson, l.;
BY Meyer, !; by Wander Nicer, /. Hits
on Wyse, z in g innings (none out in
Meyer, / in 1 inning. Hit by pitcher
BY Erickson tAdams>. Wild pitches
Myss, Yyya;. Eriskson a..l. Losing piseher1Wyse;
M MAsgerkurth. Time-1:53. Attendance
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Yankees Triumph, SO
As Chandler Holds
Red Sox 10 7 Hits
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 24.-Subjecting
the Boston Red Sox to the second
successive two-hitter, the New York
Yankees gained their second
straight shutout over the American
League champions today, SO. Only
two Red Sox, Rudy York and losing
Pitcher Dave Ferris were able to
nick Spud Chandler for safeties.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Yale Crew Downs
M. |. T., Cornell
BY the Associated Press

ITHACA, N. Y, May "a
Holding the high beat of AZ set
by stroke David L. Fisher, Yale's
150-pound varsity crew defeated
the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology and Cornell in a tri-
angular regatta today on Cayuga
Lake.
Yale was clocked in TIC, M. I.
T. three quarters of a length be-
hind at 7:22 and Cornell 7::26.
Cornell won the junior varsity
race against Yale in sos,
Evening star., 1947-05-25
By q staff correspondent of III. sto,

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Early
Wynn and Walter Masterson will
attempt to notch their fourth VIC
tories Of the campaign for the Mats
here tomorrow when they take the
mound against the Athletics in a
double-header. Joe Coleman and
Jesse Flores will pitch for Phila-
delphia.
Luther Knerr, burly pitcher OBJ
tained from the AS with Pitcher
Luman Harris in exchange for Out
fielder George Binks, was honored
here today by residents of his home
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Stor eager Turns Pro

ROCHESTER. NY, May "a Cp).-
Nineteen-year-old Bill Calhoun of
San Francisco, voted the most
promising player" in the 1946-47
national AAU tournament at Den
yer, today was signed by the Roches-
ter Royals of the professional Ma
.tional Basket ball League.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Minor Leagues
Internatinnai Ieas

International LeaEue.
Baltimore, 10; Jersey City. /.
Toronto FL: Rochester, l-2.
Pacific Coast League.
Oakland, 8: San Francisco, 8.
Texas League.
Beaumont, 8: Shreveport. 2.
Eastern League.
Utica. 4; Albany, 8.
Riedmont LeaguA
Norfolk. 3: virginia. 9 IS,
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Mrs. Flippin Golf Winner

PHILADELPHIA, May "a R.-
Mrs. Harrison Flippin dethroned
Mrs. Dorothy Germain Porter today
as Philadelphia women,s golf cham
pion. Mrs. FIippin regained the
crown she held in 1886 and 1888
with a 19-hole triumph over the
Philmont Country Club North
course.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Braves Topp|e Giants
As Spain Wins No. I
By .he Associated Press

BOSTON, May 24.-The Boston
Braves tonight took over sole posses
ion of third place and climbed with
in half game of the first place
Giants tonight by whipping the New
York club, 80, before 35,781 fans.
The victory was the seventh with
out defeat for lefty Warren SPAIN
who limited the Giants to four hits.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Marcy and Smith Tied
In Gun Club Trupshoot

Julius Marcy and M. B. Smith
broke all SO targets thrown for
them yesterday to tie for first place
In the Washington Gun Clubs
weekly trapshooting event, Other
scores were:
G.. A. Tew, 4s; E. P. Hayden. ~. n
=. ATKINSON, 40; ]. Burrows, As; W VIII
SON "a: e. Woelfel, 43: r. W. Leonard,
E. Garner, 36, H.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Billy Toibert Beaten

. BUENOS AIRES. May "a tP.-
Enrique Morea, Argentina's top
ranking netman, won the River
Plate Tennis tournament today by
defeating Bill Talbert. sixth ranking
United States player from Whining
ton, Del, 3-6, is, 6-4, ga.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Totals 80 42 2419 Totals %

aeSstais po q 10 AVtd4S - % .
New York ---------- 200 900 ooo-e
Boston 020 100 0Ox-3
Runs-Blattner. Mize. Elliott Litwhiler,
Mast Runs batted in--Mize {2), Torgeson
t2e Two-base hits-Torgeson. Home runs
---Mize. Stolen bsses-Torgeson. Saerf-
Kerr to Blattner to Mize t2): Elliott to
Ryan to Torgeson. Left on bases-New
York. A; Boston, 6. Bases on balls
l; of SPAIN. 3. Struck out-By Kennedy,
q: by Voiselle. /; by SPAIN. A. Hits
Of Kennedy, in 27s innings: of voiselle
voiselle Losing pitcher-Voiselle. Um-
pires-Goetz, Conlan and Reardon Time
LBS, Attendance-35,TS1, paid,
Evening star., 1947-05-25

1oV"Io 70 . n II 1oIaIS 20 3 II IL
Runs-stirnweiss -(2l,. Heinrich, Keller,
Chandler. Error. Di Maggie Runs
batted in-McQuinn (2), keller, j. Di
Maggie (2). Two-base hit-Robinson
Sacrifices = Rizzuto Pellagrini, Heinrich
Chandler. Double ,play-Pesky to Doerr
to York. Left on bases-Boston, s.: New
York. 8. Bases on balls-bf Ferriss 6;
of Chandler, 8; off Fine, 1. Strikeouts-
By Chandler, 5: by Ferriss,. l. Hits-Of
ming. Losing pitcher-Ferris. Umpires
-Messrs. Grieve, Jones and MCGOWAN
Time-2:13. Attendance-42,2I9 (paid)
Evening star., 1947-05-25
AL Price HurIs 3-Hitter

Al Price pitched three-hit ball,
tanning seven, as Victor Liquors beat
Plaza A. c., 15-2, in baseball game
yesterday on the Third and Sheridan
diamond.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Rupp's Contract Extended

LEXINGTON, KY, May "a Dr.
University OF Kentucky Basket BAH
Coach Adolph Rupp has accepted a
lo-year contract, DR.. H. L. Donovan.
university president, announced
today.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Runs batted in-Lewis, Grace, Vernon,
Prfddy (Yost scored on q wild pitch).
Two-base hits-Lewis t2), Vernon Three
Lett on bases-W ashington, s; Phiiadel-
phia. :. Base on balls-on Pieretti, 3;
of Fowler. l; of Savage. 3, Struck out-By
nings; of Savage, in innings Wild
pitch-Savage. Losing pitcher-Fowler
Umpires MeSsrs. Summers, Rue and
Paparella. Time-2:11. Attendance-6,0S
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Va. Truckmen Win Meet

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, May "a
R Sweeping to nine first places
and tie for another in IA events,
Virginia's track team got rs 1f16
points today to take the annual AAU
track and field meet conducted at
William and Mary.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
New Driver Speeds 128 M.P.H.
To Pace Trials at Indianapolis

The last of the original entrants
in the race signed a waiver to-
night, making possible acceptance
of post entries from owners who
held out past the April Is deadline
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Totals SO 2ss16 Totals 80 10 80 Is
sFlied out. for Stephenson in ninth
fGrouDded into forceout for Grove in
ninth
Iran for Wallasea In ninth.
IRAN for Mayo in ninth.
some out when winning run scored.
Chicago - 100 100 OO2 OF
Detroit . 02O DOL OOl l-5
Runs-Tucker f2), Kennedy, Michaels,
OUTLAW, Kell (2l. Cullenbine, Trout
Errors--Kennedy, Cullenbine, Mayo. Runs
ner, Trout 90. Kell Two-base hits-Evers,
Kennedy. Home run-Trout Stolen bases
Tucker, Mullin. Sacrifces-Kolloway,
Evers. Double plays-Groye, Appling and
Jones: Wagner and Kell; Webb, Lake and
Cullenbine. Left on bases-Chicago, 8;
Detroit. H.: Bases on balls-Oh Grove, 8;
on Trout, s.. Strikeouts-By Grove, 8; by
Trout, g.. Hits-Of Grove, in innings;
Of Maltzberger, in 1b innings. Losing
pitcherM;Ma II, Maltzberger: umpires -Messrs.
2:20. ,5OS
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Gtdl lOI EDWARDS In ninth,
Batted for Taylor in ninth.
struck out for Brown in ninth,
Pn1ladelphia ----- 020 900 0IO IA
brooklyn 800 600 900 %
Runs-Newsome (2l, Padgett, Schultz.
Robinson. Reiser, Furillo. Errors-Robin-
90. Handley, verban, Newsome. Wyrostek'
IWo-oase hits-Schultz, Verban, Padgett.
Home runs-Furillo,- Newsome Stolen
vagetto, H. Walker. Double pIays-Ed-
wards to Rojek; verban (unassisted1
Lett o. on basesIsPhiladelphia. 8; Brooklyn.
schnsias E; Eases on nalls-Jurisich, l.; Judd. 81;
outs-Jurisich,. 1; Judd, 9: Schmidt ! !:
q GTesg ;e /; TAYLOR, 4. Hits-on Jurisich
IN ~ =. inning; Judd. in 8. Schmidt. in
Casey. In 1. Hit by pitcher-By judd
u oKttobbinson; tobn BY TAYLOR tverbanl. winning
TI1I nTIL.cnier-Schmidt. Losing pitcher-Casey
ZOO. ,442, paid
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Miss Betz and Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke, her
self former national champion, dropped into
town yesterday to play an exhibition at the Ken
wood Golf and Country Club In less than two
and half hours they probably earned 5000 apiece
and not only are the hours good but the work is
regular.
@'We originally planned to open our tour in Cali
fornia,' disclosed the perspiring Miss Betz after
she defeated Mrs. Cooke in straight sets, 8-6 and
6-1, "but we had SO many offers in the East we
couldn't turn them down. Well make the West
Coast shortly
They also are planning to tour Mexico, South
America F1Irore South Africa and nossihv India
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Cookies Tour Comes to Kenwood
By FRANCIS E. sTANN

Pauline Bz Is med because the United States Lawn
threw pretty pink the TALL
longegged lady managing bright sweet smile And that
the tennis ladies managing She's also
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Mojor League Standings and Schedules
MAY q 1a47
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Wash, 5; Phila., 0.
New York, 5; Boston. 0.
Detroit, s.; Chic, 4 tlo).
Only games.
Games Today.
Wash, at Phila., 2.
Chicago at Detroit, 2.
ST. L. at Cleveland, 2.
Boston at New York.
Games Tomorrow.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York (N.)
Only games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Phila.. 4; Bklyn.. 3 (10)
Cincinnati, s; Chicago, 0
Boston, 8; N. Y. 2, night
Pitts. at st. L., rain.
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Philad delphia at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Games Tomorrow.
Pitts. at Cinci., night.
Chicago at st. L., night.
Only games.