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Evening star., 1948-05-19
Cords Succeed
By Lewis T. Atchison

"The boxing team won four
and lost two," said Eddie La
Fond, reading from his list Of
statistics. "And I might say the
boxing team was particularly
well coached"
The crowd whooped and hol-
Tered at that, because everybody
knows the popular director OF
athletics at Catholic University
is head coach of the biting
brigade. too.
Il want to give due credit to
Bingo Slant and Jay Turner,
two former C. U. stars, who
helped with the coaching" La
Fond slyly added.
Eddie's recitation didn't take
long, but he was prouder than
new papa with set of twins
because the figures proved
Catholic U. didn't have to buy
athletes to compete with teams
In its own league.
Don't get me wrong, ne Salo
later. I'D love to be able to
give good athletes scholarships.
but as long as we can't we'll
get along with what we have.
"We1l win our share of games
and keep the students inter-
ested."
Yesterday and last night elo-
quently proved the point. Some
where else you'll read how the
Cards defeated Georgetown, 10,
in IAN thinning duel for their
second baseball win over the
Hoyas. And last nights student
activity banquet was a pleasant,
fast-moving affair, held in the
university dining hall.
Father Ignatious Smith, who
knows a well turned phrase when
uttered, kept things moving at a
lively tempo. Msgr. Patrick j.
Mccormick, who demonstrated
that a rector with a keen sense of
humor and a lively interest in
sports Is no hindrance to uni
versity, treasured his audience
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Gil Dodds May Run
In 7 Meets in Duy
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, May 19.-Mile
King Gil Dodds, who thinks
nothing of running the mile
and the miles on the same
program. may try new twist
next month-appearing in track
meets at Boston and New York
on the same day.
The world indoor record
holder and this country's chief
hope in the Olympic 1,500 me-
ters expects to return to COM
petition in the New England
AAU championships at Boston
June II.
Noel Harris, manager Of a
charity meet scheduled at Tri-
borough Stadium here the same
day, said Dodds was considering
running in both meets, making
the jump by plane.
Dodds ran an exhibition half
mile at Elmhurst, ILL.,, Saturday,
his first appearance since being
shelved early in the indoor sea-
son by an attack of mumps.
Evening star., 1948-05-19

that Catholic u. is back in sports
to stay. And when you have
speaker like Judge Edward M.
Curran, who makes the boys in
the backroom perk up and listen,
the evenings success Is doubly
guaranteed.
La Fond's scoresheet shows the
Cardinals won more than their
share of games, chalking up a
winning percentage of SIG in
overall competition in addition
to winning the conference tennis
championship. Next year they
expect to do better because most
of the athletes are freshmen or
sophomores.
THE boxing team will have to
do BETTER" remarked La Fond,
after noting its record of four
victories in six matches. It'll
have to be better with Syracuse,
Evening star., 1948-05-19
By the Assoeiatsd Press

CHICAGO, May 19. - Jesse
Owens, once the fastest human
In the world, isn't certain whether
he will bestoW that title yet to
either Southern CALIFORNIA; Mel
Patton or Panama-pledged Lloyd
La Beach.
At Fresno, Calf, last Saturday,
Patton was clocked over the 100
yard route in a world record
shattering 0:09.3 and La Beach
equaled the world 100-meter rec
ord of 0:10.2.
II want to see those boys run
in this part of the country, be-
fore I draw any conclusions,
slyly grinned the sleek, .34-year-
old Negro. who burned up the
Olympic track at Berlin in 1896.
Owens shares the 0:09.4 record
bettered by Patton and also the
0:l0.2 world mark equaled by La
Beach,
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Brewers Threaten Cameo
For Industrial Lead

The Heurich Brewers are up to
within half a game of the leading
Cameo Furniture team in the In
dustrial Baseball League. They
pulled close by beating Naiman Disc
Shop, 1871, most of the marks COM
ing in the 10-run eighth inning.
There was another 10-run inning
in sandlot baseball yesterday, as
Washington Gas Co. nine ran wild
in the ninth while swamping Union
Printers, 1876, in the Departmental
League. In another tilt, the Fire
Department topped Falls Church
Garage, IA, in the Recreation East
League.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
| Maximum Of Is Seen
To Make Top Flight
Al Indian Spring

Host Pro Mel Shorey predicted
somebody would break par Of 10 by
at least two strokes, and that 1t
would require 76 to qualify for
the championship flight as a field
of 124 teed of today in the Indian
Spring Invitation tournament.
The sun and brisk wind dried
up the casual water that dotted
the course after recent rains, and
the layout was pronounced in ex-
cellent condition.
With q premium on accuracy due
to the narrow fairways from 200
yards out, the favorite's role fell
to Spencer Overton, the Maryland
State Open champion from Balti-
more. Washington's main hope was
Ralph Bogart, who won the only
invitation tournament here last
year, at Kenwood.
The host club was expected to
I'LL at least four places in the title
flight with Volney Burnett, Buddy
Sharkey, Ed Ault and William Nc
Ferren among the favorites.
Two rounds Of match play tomor-
row and Friday follow today's
qualifying round.
The members Of the Women's
District Coli Association teed of
in one OF their favorite tournaments
today-the Keefer Cup at Chevy
only 36-hole medal play
event on the schedule.
The final Is holes will be played
tomorrow with the low 80 players
today qualifying for the last round.
Dick Foster, Coolidge High golf
team captain, who has lost only one
schoolboy match in the last two
years, and Billy D. Wolfe, 14-year-
old golfer from Montgomery Hills.
met for the scholastic championship
today at Chevy Chase. Wolfe won
the second flight last year.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Cavaliers Rout LunqIey

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
10 (R.-The University of Virginia
Cavaliers kept the Langley Field
flyers completely grounded yester-
day by pounding out II hits for an
1870 victory. Tom Evans. a fresh
man from Washington, D. c., linn
tied Langley Field to two first
inning singles and famed IA.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Win Manor Tourney

Mrs. Walter r. Stokes and Mrs.
John R. Daily put together a best
ball 50 and deducted eight handi-
cap strokes for a net "a to win the
ladies day best-ball twosomes yes
terday at Manor.
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Natures Children
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
By LiIIion Cox Athey

Who planted the eastern red
cedar along fence rows, pasture
stone walls, In abandoned fields,
dry gravelly slopes, rocky ridges,
limestone outcroppings and even
along lake shores and swamps?
Travelling birds. For food and shell
ter these red cedar partners dis
tribute the tough little seed chill
dren of the host tree.
In order to repay their partners,
red cedars wrap their seed children
in spicy, dark blue fleshy coats.
The highly aromatic, ber.ylike
cone protects two, and sometimes as
many as four, tiny chestnut brown
wingless seeds.
Birds migrating to the South seek
Jut the white powder busted pur-
| plisl1 blue fruits. The seed babies
may be dropped on the spot or
many miles away. Being quite
tough and rugged they lie upon the
ground until dirt and debris anchor
them to the soil. Then they push
out wee root, push down harder
and harder until finally there is a
tiny red cedar coming along.
These 20 to so foot trees, with
short trunk that may he deeply
fluted and 4 feet in diameter, may
live to be $50 years old.
They beautify the landscape the
year round and are especially lovely
in winter when they are surrounded
by fields of white snow. But they
are most important to our birds. In
them many find shelter from pierre
ing winds and drenching cold rain
They are wonderful places in which
nests can be hidden and bird babies
prote cGed against foes.
They are grand as inexpensive
ornamental trees.
Their small blossoms appear from
February to May. Male and female
trees are usually separate. BY early
autumn the fragrant cones are
ready for bird guests and small
mammals.
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Take Ny Word for 1t
By Frank Colby

More About Addressing Envelopes.
Today's guest of this column is q
postman OF Houston who wishes to
withhold his name He gives us ali
some excellent advice.
Zone numbers are permanent
part Of American addresses in towns
where there is more than one Garner
delivery station. Since the war
endeo, however, many people have
quit using postal zone numbers be-
cause they think it was wartime
measure only. 110T
You would do a great service to
post Office employees If you should
emphasize in your column that the
zone numbers are on invaluable aid
in sorting and distributing the mail,
For example, one of the cross
town streets in this city traverses
four postal zones, and soon the
northern part of the steet will be
in fifth zone which is to be estab-
lished. Obviously, a letter addressed
to John Doe, $500 Blank street,
Houston. Texas, will require much
longer to handle than the letter
addressed properly. thus: John Doe.
$500 Blank street, Houston 6, Texas"
1 have talked to postal officials
about this matter and I can assure
You. may readers, that use of the
correct zone numbers on all mail
is a time and labor saving device
Of incalculable value.
Business firms of course, should
always show the zone number on
letter heads, in return addresses on
envelopes and on all other printed
matter such as order blanks, cou-
pons, direct-mail and other adver-
Using.
If the telephone company could
arrange to show their subscribers .
zone numbers In the directories II
would be of great value in address
ing Christmas cards, wedding invi-
tations, and all other local mail
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|Goren on Bridge
North and South vulnerable. South

the actual bidding:
South West North EaA
IA Pass INT Pass
IA Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king Of hearts.
There is current the impression
among large body of bridge
players that the possession of a FIVE
card suit must be telegraphed
promptly and in no uncertain terms
to partner. This bidding nisconcep-
ton is based upon a confusion be-
tween the terms may" and must"
To put 1t briefly good five-card
suit tmore frequently referred to as
a rebiddable suit may be rebid If
1t suits your convenience, but there
is no compulsion about it.
There may be several features Of
your hand that you would like to
discuss and you may find that you
have neither the time nor the space
to tell Of them all. In such cases
you must select the most important
bit of information and telegraph
that to your partner. More often
than not you will find that the pos
session of a flve-card suit Is the
least important of the items, and
may therefore be neglected in favor
of more vital features.
The five-card suit may be sup
pressed for various reasons. A sim.
pie rebid in the same suit by the
opener is not an encouraging call.
and where it is desired to urge
partner on to further action some
other rebid must be chosen. Re-
member, it is much more important
to describe your hand as whole
than it Is to describe your suit.
Another occasion where q rebid-
dable suit may be neglected in favor
Of q weaker suit Is when an effort Il
being made to park the hand safely
and no convenient place has as yet
been found. Today's hand is an
example. South opened with ons
spade and when partner responded
with one no-trunp, influenced by
possession of doubletons In the two
other suits, he determined not to
stand for the no-trump contract.
The choice of his rebid, however,
was not sound. He elected to show
his five-card suit and the contract
was set 200 points in routine
fashion.
Assuming that a rebid is in order,
the only proper call is two clubs.
II it should turn out that the hand
belongs in spades partner can still
return to that suit, and If North
happens to be short In spades and
long in clubs, so much the better.
Nine tricks in clubs could have been
delivered without the slightest effort.
Where a choice of two bids is
open to you, in late rounds of the
auction, more likely than not the
cheaper of the two is the better Sc
lection, for 1t permits partner to
return to the higher and affords you
two chances instead of one,
tCopyrisht 194s, by Charles H. Goren)
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Word Game
Find Al or more common English

Find II or more common EngIISh
words in
STRATEGY
meaning, planning intrigue" Az
erage mark Is 43 words. Time limit,
IS minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters. .. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
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1910 CHEVROLET Special de luxe

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Does the conditional usage Of IVES
and were put you in a dither7 MI Coloy's
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and 3 stamped self-addressed envelope to
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The skin on the average human
face reflects about half the light
which strikes 1t.
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MONEY WANTED.

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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED-1h-ton trucks; for hauling
brick and building supply. Exper. only
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