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Evening star., 1948-02-07
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Evening star., 1948-02-07
AIi-Stur Group to Dance

The regular midwinter dance OF
the Washington All-Slav Group will
be held at $50 o'clock tonight in
Stansbury Hall, 1892 Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. laDs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
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Evening star., 1948-04-24
Co|onioIs Square Terp Series;
Penn State Ends G. u. Streak

ming streak snapped by Penn State,
8-3, yesterday on the Hilltop, beat
the Terps earlier this week. The sit
lation will be clarified next Tuesday
when the Hoyas take on George
Washington. :,
Meanwhile, the Hoyas were pre-
pared to even things today in the
final of the two-game series with
the Nittany Lions.
Penn State touched Tommy Flynn
for eight hits in seven innings
Flynn hurt his own cause through
wildness, walking and wild pitching
two runs in. 1t was his first setback
in seven starts.
American University made 20 hits
to trounce washington College
1874, yesterday in Mason-Dixon
Conference clash in Chestertown
The game was ri1arred by IA errors
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Grid Dons Deny Selling
0'Rourke 10 Colts
RY the Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE, April 24.-The Bal
timore Colts said they bought him.
The Los Angeles Dons said he's
still theirs. Quarterback Charley
ORourke said nothing.
The Colts announced yesterday
they had purchased O'Rourke's con-
tract from their All-America Football
Conference colleagues, the Dons.
The Los Angeles management de-
MED the deal had been made-and
said it still was in the negotiation
stage.
Conference Commissioner Jonas
Ingram, who would pass on deal
like that, said it was news to him.
Robert c. (Jake) Embry, new pres
ident of the Baltimore club. came
back with the statement that Ben
jamin F. Lindheimer, major stock
holder of the Dons. had approved
the sale in telephone conversation
Wednesday.
General Manager Harry Thayer Of
Los Angeles sent this counterthrust
from the West Coast:
II have just talked with Mr.. Ben
Lindheimer, our board chairman,
and he told me no deal has been
consummated regarding O'Rourke." +"
That was the last word as Of
this morning.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

George Washington High School
today is in a lead tie with Wash
ington-Lee in the Northern Virginia
Glass A Baseball League and the
Presidents pitching staff is due
big hand.
All season G. w. hurlers have
been stingy and yesterdays no-hit,
no-run performance by Willie
Zehring climXed a string of low
hit games. zehring allowed only
four batters to reach first as George
Washington blanked Fairfax, SO,
at Alexandria.
zehring issued two walks, while
one man reached first when hit
by pitched ball and the fourth
made it on an error.
Francis Mattingly, Charlotte
Halls ace hurler, struck out 16
and gave up only two hits as
the Hallmen downed Montgomery
Junior College, 100, while Johnny
Carrico of Gonzaga allowed three
hits in blankine Friends, SO.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
St, Martin 5 Duo Nabs
Glass { Bowling Lead

Richard Tavenner and Mickey
DeFrancisco with combined gross
score of 662 are the Class c doubles
leaders in the 38th annual Wash
irgton City Duckpin Association
tournament after nosing out by one
pin Pete LoJacono and Will Umhau,
their St. Martins League team
mates, who counted 661 with IL
pin handicap. DeFrancisco hit a
370 set.
The Kilroys Of the Mount
Rainier Veterans League shared the
limelight at Colonial Village last
night by gaining second place in
the Glass B team event with 1929.
Johnny Clancy with 15l-399 and
Bob Loveless with 1895 were the
big guns.
Ed Cleary and Clayton Brown,
Masonic League stars, shot to Sec
ond place in Glass A doubles with
42-790. Led by Orville Browns 391,
Roosevelt Lodge pinmen tailed l.
TIT for high set among the lS COM
peting Masonic teams.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
No-HitterG. W.'sZehringH HurIs
Tops Big Day for High Pitchers

Another three-hitter was chalked
up by Tommy Blaydes as st. Johns
defeated Dewitt, 80, on the Ellipse
Jack George hit home run for
the Johnnies.
st. Adams won it's first game in
six on Boris Conrad's three-hit
pitching as Georgetown Prep went
down. 5-1.
Mount Vernon scored its eighth
victory of the season, trouncing
Woodward, 1913. The Mounts
capitalized on six Woodward er-
rors.
Westinghouse now has seven
straight victories after nipping Be-
thesda, 81, while Surrattsville beat
National Training School, 9-6;
Blair edged Hagerstown, 6-5; St.
Anthony's downed Landon, 11-6;
Gwynn Park Wounced Oxon Hill,
1913; Rockville defeated Gathers
burg, 1877, and Mount Rainier edged
Greenbelt. 81
Evening star., 1948-04-24
.Stranahan Avenging
Masters Golf Snub
By the Assoeioted Press

PINEHURST, N. c., April 24.-As
Frank Stranahan teed off against
Harvie Ward in today's 36-hole
North and South golf tournament
final, his sights were trained on
more than the mere winning of this
48-year-old event.
The 25-year-old muscular Toledo
(Ohiol. perfectionist was hoping to
make his clubs lay down an impress
sive answer to the Augusta Masters
officials, who earlier this month
banished him from their tourna-
ment.
Today,s final brought together
two of the country's better young
amateurs in Stranahan and Ward,
22-year -old University Of North
Carolina player from Tarboro, N. C.
Stranahan, who plays most OF the
tournament circuit against the top
professionals, prefers medal play.
Its a truer test" he maintains.
In match play you unconsciously
tend to start playing the other fel-
low instead Of your own game"
Evening star., 1948-04-24
AIexondrions Sparkle at Penn;
DiIIurd Looks to Drake Record
BY the Assoeioisd Press

DES MONIES, Iowa, April "a
Harrison billiard. a world-beater on
the hurdles, knows what he wants
for birthday present in July-an
Olympic berth.
: The Baldwin Wallace Negro track
star, shooting for his 1fty-fifth con-
secutive victory in today's windup f
the Drake relays, will be Is on July
8. The final tryouts of the Olym-
pics are July 9-10.
"An Olympic berth would be a nice
birthday present" says billiard, who
already has sewed up about all the
worthwhile national hurdle cham
pionships.
For two years running the trim,
5-foot, 10-inch billiard has been
NCAA high and low hurdle cham
pion, AAU indoors high and low
hurdle champion, and AAU outdoor
high. and low titleholder. He is be-
lieyed to be the first to hold the
six titles for two years running.
If billiard collects a record, as ne
hopes, in. the hurdles today it will
be the second in which he has had
feet foot during these relays.
Yesterday he ran anchor for the
Baldwin Wallace team that set a
new record of 1855 in the college
half mile relay.
The only other record to fall IN
the college and university class yes
terday came in the discus. Min
nesota's Fortune Gordien tossed the
platter 165 feet S inches to Grace a
seven-year-old mark.
The trackmen from 81 Iowa high
schools did better than their older
brethren, collecting five new records
in prep events.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

Pete King, who limited the Uni
versity of Maryland to six hits for
a TO win as George Washington
bounced back yesterday to avenge a
defeat by the Terps the day before,
has more than one reason to smile.
Last year when King was regular
pitcher the Terps defeated him twice
and as Coach OTIS zahn was well
off for pitchers, King went to the
outfield. He became better known
as hitter than hurler and cur
rently leads the Colonials at bat.
George Washington's big inning
was the 3-run second when Bunny
Citrenbaum tripled with the bases
loaded.
Maryland's loss leaves the local
collegiate title muddled. George
town, which had its six-game win
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Miles Cracks 100 Record
As Eastern Trackmen Win

Forrest Miles, Eastern Highs crack
sprinter, continues to dominate that
department in the local scholastic
track scene. Miles tipped through
the 100-yard dash in 09.9 yesterday
as the Ramblers won a triangular
meet with Wilson and Central
Eastern garnered 70 points, while
Wilson had 46 and Central 81.
Miles feat would have gone down
as a new interhigh record If quail
fled timers and officials had been
present. Dick Dear's mark of 1C
seconds fiat still stands as the Of
fetal record. Dear set the record
for Central in 1901. 1t has beer
tied five times since.
Roosevelt, meanwhile, trounced
Blair, 64-16, in a dual meet at
Roosevelt, while Episcopal edged
Westinghouse. 591a to 531z, al
Episcopal, Bladensburg downed
Friends, 1925. at College Park and
St. Johns defeated Georgetown
Prep, 1888.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Duel Of Texas Horses
Adds zest 10 Wood,
Turf Feature Today
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, April 24-Regard-
less of its Kentucky Derby implica-
tions, there's a distinctive Texas fla
vor to the oath running of the $40,-
900 Wood Memorial at Jamaica to-
day.
Although II 3-year-olds were
named for the mile and one six
teenth gallop, most attention from
an expected crowd of more than
$4,000 probably will center on My
Request, a probable favorite at Z
to S, and Better Self.
They will be meeting for the first
time since their 2-year-old cam
paigns, and that's where the Lone
Star State gets into the act.
My Request, topping the list on
the strength of his superior per-
formances in both sections of the
Experimental Handicap, Is owned by
Ben F. Whitaker, Dallas hotel owner
and Gilman.
Better Self Is the big hope OF
Robert J. Kleberg, owner Of the
vast King Ranch in Texas, whose
Assault smashed the 1916 3-year-old
season wide open and captured the
coveted Triple Crown-the Derby,
Preakness and Belmont.
The Wood has produced six win
ners of the Louisville classic since
Harry Payne Whitney's Backbone
grabbed the initial decision in this
Jamaica classic in 1925.
HAvRE DE GRACE. Md, April
"a. (P).-Calumet Farms will seek
to win the ,O00-added Hartford
Handicap today for its ninth victory
in 10 starts at the "Graw," and
hopes Faultless will do the job.
However the field of IS is studded
with experienced thoroughbreds
with several stakes to their credit.
Topweight among them is Sham
rock stables Air Patrol with 12l.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April "a. (P.-
Churchill Downs, home of the Ken
lucky Derby. opens its 19-day
spring race meet today. Heading an
eight-race card is the Churchill
Downs Handicap, a $10000-added
seven-furlong event for the three
year-olds and upward. Colossal i'm
ported from South America by Fred
w. Hooper. drew top weight of 118
pounds in a field of 13.
-Four Derby horses, two OF them
considered almost certain starters
May l, are entered in the six-fur-
long third race. They are Grand
pere. Galedo, Mel Hash and Wood
ford Sir.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Rookie Is Mad Whir|
As Cards, Cubs Waive
Waivers Freely
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

CHICAGO, April 24.-The COM
plexities of baseball's waiver rule
have Rookie Outflelder Larry Mig
gins of the st. Louis Cardinals for
the moment) on q wild merry-go-
round.
Within a week, 22-year-old Mig
gins-a fine Irish husky from New
York's Bronx-was waived by the
Cardinals, claimed by the Chicago
Cubs, waived by the Cubs and
claimed by the Cardinals.
All of this maneuvering was an
attempt by both the Cards and Cubs
to shake higgins loose for further
minor league seasoning.
. He was drafted by St. Louis last
fall from Minneapolis of the Amer
lean Association. AS a drafted play
er he must be waived out of the
majors for minor league assignment.
Whatever happens next-the
Cards still want to farm him out
and the Cubs are ineligible for
future claim-Miggins has to buy
a shirt in a hurry.
When he was claimed by the Cubs
for the $4,000 waiver price last
Saturday, Miggtnss left hts entire
wardrobe in Columbus, Ohio. He
set sail for Chicago in a 1881 auto
he. purchased for this purpose alao
parked the jalopy at Wrigley Field
He joined the Cubs at Pittsburgh
and enjoyed the scenery in Forbes
Field from the Bruin bench. Yes
terday, he was summoned to the
Cub Office and informed the team
had waived him and the Cards had
reclaimed him.
Furthermore, he was requested to
please get his crate away from
Owner Phil Wrigley's private park
ing space under the stands.
So yesterday afternoon, Larry
was back on the Cardinals bench
recalling a more peaceful l947 sea-
son when he batted 289 for Sioux
City of the Western League and .233
for the Minneapolis MillerS.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Hoyo Golf Team EosiIy
Trims West Virqiniu

West Virginia University's golf
team is finding its trip to Washing
ton costly one. West Virginia
landed in the Capital with 13-
match winning streak over two
year span. Maryland handed the
invaders their first setback on
Thursday and Georgetown pasted
another defeat on them yesterday,
by To, at Indian Spring. West
Virginia meets the Hoyas again
today at Georgetown Prep.
Billy Griffin, one of the city's
top golfers, shot a 5-under-par 67
yesterday, but his George Washing
ton team dropped 6-3 verdict to
Maryland at Prince Georges. The
Terps previously beat Georgetown
and now lead the city series.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Terps Vonquish Temple,
6. u. Tops c. U. Netmen

Maryland and Georgetown Uni
versity tennis teams were victors
yesterday, while George Washing
ton and Catholic University went
down in defeat.
The Terps had an easy time
downing Temple, 80, at College
Park, while Georgetown defeated
the Cards, 6-3. George Washington
took 5-4 beating from Washington
and Lees unbeaten team at Lex
iagton, Va.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
spseial Dispoteh TO The stor

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Col-
legiate track hopefuls from the
Washington, >. c., area, will have to
make up for lost time today in order
to gain any prominence in the two
day Penn Relays which got under
way yesterday. Washington scholas-
tic representation Jared well, how
ever, as George Washington High of
Alexandria took the high school
medley relay championship and
Cardozo and Phelps placed second
and third, respectively, in the quar-
mile relay.
Maryland and Howard Universities
both had to sit out the quarter-mile
relay finals today. Maryland finished
behind Army in the third OF seven
heats yesterday and Howard came
home third to Manhattan and Syra-
cuSe.
The scholastic medley relay was
run in three sections, with George
Washington winning the first sec
tion In 7 minutes, 553 seconds. The
quartet of Stewart Anderson,
Michael Davis, Ed Johnson and
Bobby Jones beat out Cardinal
Hayes of New York, third section
winner, and Christopher Columbus,
of New York, winner Of the second
section, on time. .-...
The national schoolboy quarter
mile relay mark fell before the
flying feet Of Boys High Of Brook
lyn, which turned In time of AZ
seconds fiat to better the mark OF
42.4 set by Glendale, Calf, in 1928.
Michigan University got of to a
fast start as expected with Charley
Fonville breaking the shotput mark
with a heave of Sc feet. The toss
bettered the meet mark OF S. feet
5as inches set by the late AL Blozis
Of Georgetown. The Wolverines also
won the sprint medley, finishing
ahead Of New York University, Ford
ham and Seton Hall in that order.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
England Defeats India
In Davis Cup Net Test
BY the Assoeiofed Pres,

HARROGATE, England, April IA
Mottram, England's No. !
tennis player, today defeated Dilip
Brose of India, 6-3, Ga, 64, to
give Great Britain its third and
decisive match in their Davis CUP
elimination meeting. England now
leads, three matches to one, with
one singles match remaining. Eng
land meets Norway at Oslo May H.
l3 in a second-round match. The
NorWeglans drew q first-round bye
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Hogan Now on List
For Capitol Open

The National Capital Open
Tournament, which starts Thurs
day at Prince Georges Country
Club. has received big lift by
the addition of Ben Hogan, one
of the country,s top golfers, to
the entrants.
Hogan's entry came as a sur
prise He won the Los Angeles
Open, first tourney of the winter
tour, but since has been side
lined with a back injury. He is
sixth leading money-winner in
the United States this year, de-
spite the fact he competed only
during the first month OF the
winter tour.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Colts Golfers Trounce
BIuir: Dewitt Victor

Coolidge's golf team still leads
the schoolboy race after downing
highly touted Blair, To, yesterday
at Indian Spring.
In other matches Dewitt blanked
Anacostia, go; Georgetown Prep
defeated Western, SO: Wilson
downed George Washington. 71s to
IL, and Bethesda trounced st.
Johns, 80.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Woman Golfers Tie

Mrs. Norman Frost and Mrs.
w. c. Geleng tied for the honors
yesterday IN the class A blind bogey
at Columbia Country Club. Both
posted 86s. Mrs. w. w. Smith
scored an "a to take the class B
prize, while Mrs. H. Wilson and
Mrs. John Darby tied for second
with a5S
Evening star., 1948-04-24

pitcher pick off, hook-shde back into the
bag and nicked Hanks popped and down
fighting The umpires booted him
do anything but not before
had a chance to get mad.
Birdie Tebbetts Made Peace
get did got three hits in four
for five the next day and three Tor four
beating em with my hits
wanted to make them feel it physically
second base and carved Charley Gehnger Slid
second base again and sashed Red ress across the an Do
friends But out to
hurt those Tigers in possible
play third and went into Pinky
Higgins high with
P had back field the ball and as result
safe
the Tigers when they to Chicago
trip Tebets called and sad Joe I'd like to talk
to you,
I'VE chatted awhile finally he said,
the past We shook and that ended
well for Birdie for in
him all ball park and didn't
Little Lambs Changed to Lions
things happen unexpectedly from
riding the umpires much
cleared the bench of everybody the first
inning and march the blpen in center
ordersthoe of pangnot to protest umpires
decision be little lambs.
until about the seventh inning in
Then called third strike around
critical He threw the the air and before
hit the ground he waved out of the
protest before reached the plate he
Lyons, pitching meanwhile had
grabbed two bats in the dugout and tipped them into the air The
hsbase him the heave There weren the
secondswih fellows of the and
determined to be tmid souls that day.
feuding baseball. three
youngsters beginning hesty
opposition right want everybody
bench perked roofing for fellows and trying distract the
other team That know they're interested in the alive
everything that's going
Right the big basebal-the Maggos
and Henchesarent mpreng fellows That's good You can't
awed the opposition. glad
some cockiness on our club"
Evening star., 1948-04-24
New York-Ow1ed Horse
Wins White Mare Plate
BY the Associoted Press

THIRSK PARK, England. April
24.-Sugar Bun, owned by Robert s.
Clark of New York, won the White
Mare Plate today. There were 16
starters.
Sugar Bun. which paid at the rate
of to 2, beat Umidora by IL
lengths in the 5-furlong race for
2-Year old FLIES.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Tenpin Bottle Listed

Navy 1t. Francis Olson and Army
Capt. Boyce Johnston will engage
Lou Colbert and Sgt. Levi Dillon in
the first half of a 12-game tenpin
match at 7 tonight at Bethesda
Bowling Center. Olson is the Wash
ington Tenpin Association all-events
champion.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

deserved harsh treatment.
Almost every major league player bumps into
it sooner or later" says Joe. There comes time
when you have run-in with another club and 1t
becomes matter of pride. In case like that,
your buddes can't do much for you. It's you
against the other club-you don't care who you
get revenge against, just so you get revenge.
"I remember series in Detroit. Hank Green
berg had been selected on the Al-Star team and
he wasn't hitting much at the time. was playing
with Chicago and the boys poured it on him.
It nettled Hank-all that constant riding-and
was the fellow he picked to square things.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
BIodensburg Girls Win

Bladensburg High Schools girls
softball team downed Mount Rain
Ter, 1914, yesterday at Bladensburg.