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Evening star., 1948-05-06
Unbeaten Navy Crew
rets About Sprint
Race on 1chuy|kiII
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 6.-Navy's
undefeated crew polished up its
college Greek" stroke today for
its first sprint of the year on the
Schuylkill River Saturday.
"It. is problematicap whether the
1947 Poughkeepsie champions will be
able to gear downward" for the
short 2,000-meter race, said Coach
Charles (Buck Walsh.
Navy and Cornell rank as the
East's two major unbeaten shells
and the Midshipmen already have
their sights set on the Olympic trials
this summer, but Walsh is not happy
over those sprints on the schedule.
The Midshipmen meet Harvard
and the University of Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia this week, then the
cream of the East over the same
short course on the Charles at Bos-
ton May %.
Partly because of what Walsh
calls 'our geographical misfortunes, I"
or lack of elbow room, Navy spe-
cializes in long distance hauls.
Maryland breeZes often churn the
Severn River here into chop un-
suited to the light shells. So the
Midshipmen much of the time prac-
tice on College Creek, short, pro-
tected estuary hard by the Naval
Academy.
Either that, or haul the boats two
miles to Weems Creek, a half-mile
stretch.
College Creek offers only enough
room for IL or 13 strokes in any one
direction, hardly enough to build up
to fast stroke. 1t is like learning
to swim in a bathtub.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

shutout innings against Philadel.
phla previously.
WOoten Opens 5-Run Drive.
Earl Wooten touches off a 5-rur
Washington outburst off Gler
Moulder when he singled with two
out in the fourth and continued tc
second on Kennedy's tumble. Jake
Early was walked Intentionally, al
which point Masterson rammed 6
single to center, scoring Wooten
Yost walked to fill the bases and A
Kozar drilled a double to center
scoring Early, Masterson and Yost
Gil Coan'S single fetched Kozal
across.
The Mats picked up their other
run off HoWie Judson in the seventh
inning when Tom Mcbride doubled
moved to third as Johnny Sullivan
was thrown out and scored or
Earlys single.
NAT NOTES: The Mats have wor
three games and lost five at Griffith
Stadium. Only 1850 fans have
seen the Mats win here, but lOl ,35s
have viewed them in losing games
Bill Wight, formerly chatte
OF the New York Yankees, will op.
pose Wynn on the mound tonight.
YoSt has been walked 13 times ir
l3 games. . MaSterSon's 4-hittel
was his fourth in two years.
The brilliance of Shortstop Johnny
Sullivan'S fielding in the Mats las
two games had the customers blink.
Ing. Early's two hits last nigh
inflated his batting average to .32(
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Three Shows Listed, Horse Folk
Puzzled Over Which to Enter

stake classes for both hunters
and jumpers. Championships will
be awarded to high-scoring
jumpers and hunters. The cham
pion gated horse will receive the
Kymulga Challenge Cup.
An intercollegiate hunt team
class will feature the Maryland
event as schools from Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Maryland COM
pete for the hunt team trophy
offered by the host club. Junior,
novice and open horsemanship
events also are on the card for
students. Other events include
novice jumpers, knock down and
out, open jumping, go-as-you-
please, bride path hacks, hunter
hacks, green. open, working,
ladies' and pairs of hunters. This
show also offers $100 stake classes
for hunters and jumpers as well
as substantial cash prizes in the
other events. Five challenge
trophies will be presented.
The High-Steppers' Association
in its initial show offers a we'll
rounded 15-class card for juniors,
hunters and jumpers as well
as gated horses. Champion
ships will be awarded in the
hunter, jumper and gated di-
visions. A feature of the show
will be an exhibition by David
Swetman and his well-trained
Western horse Van Phillip. A.
c. McDormand is chairman, Al
bert Heider. manager, and Mrs.
McDormand, show secretary.
Judges will be Earl B. Grail, Nor
man Haymaker and Thomas J.
Trodden, jr.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Williams Likely TO Box
Jack-Janiro Winner

Promoter Goldie Ahearn today
said he would be prepared to bid
high for a non-title bout. which
would involve World Lightweight
Champion Ike Williams and the
winner of the scheduled 10-rouno
boxing bout bringing together for
mer lightweight champion Beau
Jack and Tony Janiro at Griffith
Stadium May II.
Ahearn has opened negotiations
with Frank "Blinky" Palmero, man.
ager of Williams, for July date
and believes he has a good chance
of closing this bout for Liberty
Athletic Club.
Philadelphia also wants Beau
and Williams, but Palmero is giving
my bid serious consideration,
Goldie says. He frankly prefers
Jack as an opponent for Williams
but will consider a shot with Janirc
if Tony will make a weight agree
able to the champion"
Jack originally won his title from
and later lost it to Bob Montgomery
another Philadelphia lightweight
but has yet to meet Williams. Both
are hard hitters and crowd pleasers
Evening star., 1948-05-06
HurIer Hafey, Purchased
By Tribe, Has 4.Hitter
BY the Associoted Press

SACRAMENTO, Calf, May g.
Will (Junior) Hafey, sold yesterday
to the Cleveland Indians, pitched
Oakland to 5-1 victory over the
Sacramento Solons here last night
He allowed only four hits.
President c. L. Laws of the Oak
land club said he got cash and two
players for. the big right-hander
who will report to the American
League team next year.
Laws indicated the cash consid.
Grafton was close to the 500, ,00C
price tax he hung on Hafey sew
eral weeks ago.
Les Webber, right-hand pitcher
and George Metkovich, outfielder
will leave Cleveland at once ano
report to the Oakland team at Sac.
ramento.
Metkovich originally was sold by
San Francisco to the Boston Rec
Sox for S35 900. The Red Sox TRADED
him to Cleveland last year.
Weber formerly pitched fol
Seattle and Brooklyn. He was
traded to Cleveland a year ago.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

Due to lack of coordination
among Virginia and Maryland
horse show associations, exhibit
ors find themselves again trying
to figure out how they best can
compete in the three shows
scheduled in the immediate area
Saturday and Sunday.
Heading the events is the st.
Timothy's annual show at Fair
fax, Va, which will start at 10
o'clock Saturday. This event is
a charter member of the Virginia
Horse Shows Association. At the
same time the University of
Maryland Riding Club show,
member of the Association of
Maryland Horse Shows, will get
under way on Victor Meyers
farm on the Maryland campus.
On Sunday, starting at II am,
the National Capital Saddle
Horse Association will sponsor its
first show at Meadowbrook. This
show is licensed by both the Vir-
ginia and Maryland Associations
and will benefit the Silver Spring
Boys Band.
The Fairfax event, which is
sponsored by st. Timothy's
Church of Herndon, Va, is an
annual affair that has made a
place for itself among horsemen.
Twenty-Five classes are listed,
seven Of which are devoted to
ponies and junior riders. Start
ing at l pm, Is classes will be
reserved for hunters, gated
horses and jumpers. The prize
list totals $3.50, including $100
Evening star., 1948-05-06
preokness HopefuIs Get
Workouts at Belmont

NEW YORK, May 6 (P.-Several
Preakness possibilities worked out
at Belmont's main track yesterday
with indications that several owners
plan to ship them to Baltimore and
a crack at Citation.
These included Cornelius v. Whit
ney's Mount Marcy, King Ranch's
Better Self and A. j. Sacketts Gas
parilla, second, third and sixth
respectively, in the Wood Memorial
Max HirSch, trainer of Better
Self and Gasparilla, kept the pair
out of the Derby last Saturday
Trainer Sylvester Veitch said after
the Wood Memorial that Mount
Marcy might be sent to Baltimore
for the second of the Triple Crown
events.
Better Self was clocked at :46
for a handy mile, Mount Marcy
travelled furlongs in 1:1415 and
Gasparilla breezed 6 furlongs in
1:18 on a track termed good due
to rain.
Ben Whitaker's My Request, third
in the. Derby and winner of the
Wood, and w. L. Brann's Escadru
which ran last in the Derby, are due
here today. Both may go to Bal
timore for the Preakness, but their
trainers will wait until they see how
the colts ship from Louisville,
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Miles After 100 Mark
In Wilson Track Meet

Small, bespectacled Forrest Miles
Eastern High Schools dashing
sprint star, will go after a record
this week end when he runs the
l00-yard dash in the fifth annual
Wilson Metropolitan high school
track and field meet.
Miles equaled the Byrd Stadium
record Of 0:98 for that event in last
weeks University of Maryland field
day and is given a good chance OF
shaving the record of 10 seconds
| fiat set for the Wilson meet last
year by Aanacostia's Gene Schroeder
and Roosevelt'S Walter Camp.
The 100-yard dash trials are the
first on the schedule which opens to-
morrow at 4 pm. and winds up Sat-
urday with the discus.
A heavy entry has been received,
particularly for the 100-yard dash,
where six heats are slated. Eight
heats have been scheduled in the
220-yard hurdles and at least four
in every other track event.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Stymie, Citation Point
Al PimIico for Rich
Racing Rewards
By the Asxocioted p,exs

BALTIMORE, May 6.-Stymie
and Citation, one already the
worlds greatest money-winning
horse and the other fresh from
Kentucky Derby honors, were at
Pimlico today, priming to add to
their laurels.
Both arrived yesterday, with the
former ready to enter Saturdays
S25,O00 Dixie Handicap and Citation
standing by for the 100000 Freak
ness, to be run May IS.
The Dixie is one of the few major
handicaps Stymie has failed to win
IN his seven years, and the pot
added to his present earnings of
s818,560-would go long way
toward making him the first horse
In history to win 100000.
But the veteran of Mrs. E. D.
Jacobs stable will be up against a
tough field Saturday, including two
OF Citations Calumet Farm stable
mates, Fervent and Faultless.
Other scheduled starters for the
mile and three-sixteenths Dixie are
Ridgewood Stables Double jaw,
c. V. Whitney's Phalanx, Jorge De
Atucha's Endeavor I'd, j. H. Ham
mond's Butler, Baynard Sharp's
Tide Rips, Joseph Tucci's Incline
and Mrs. E. Dupont Weir's Royal
Governor.
Citation, Of course, is not merely
the odds-on choice to make sham
OF the Pimlico classic next week;
since his decisive showdown with
CoaltoWn in the Derby, he's
rated shoo-in to cop the Preakness
then go on to win the Belmont
States for the mythical Triple Crown
Of the turf.
The cream Of the Calumet crop
made his train trip from Louisville
in fine style and debarked as spry
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Princeton Nine BIonked
By Novy's Rennsberger
kY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 6.-Lee
Rennsberger fashioned a five-hit
shutout over Princeton yesterday to
give Navy 20 victory and their
fifth Ivy League win in six starts.
The Middle hurler walked only
four Princeton batters and was in
serious trouble only in the eighth
inning, when the Tigers loaded the
bases with two outs The games
played in intermittent light rain,
was Nays ninth win in II for all
games this season. 1t marked
Princeton's third loss in four league
games,
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Hotel Mines Slug Ball

Heavy hitting marked the opening
games of the Washington Hotel
Softball League yesterday. May
flower trounced Statler, 21-2; Shore
ham walloped Carleton, 1l-2, and
Willard defeated Wardman Park,
al
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Chamberlain Tops Bulls

A f1ve-run outburst in the fourth
inning featured Chamberlain IL
to-8 victory over Bulls Prep yes
terday.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Lincoln Defeats Dunbar

Two triples by Harold Payne were
the big blows as Lincoln High of
Rockville trounced Dunbar of Bal
timore. u. Yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Republicans Meet Puoes

AS a prelude to the approaching
Congressional baseball game the
Republican Congressman will meet
the Capitol pages at Eastern High
School Stadium Saturday at 1:3O.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Norfolk BATTING Star

Paul Norfolk's slugging featured
Mount Vernons 1873 triumph over
Falls Church yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Novy-Notre Dame Game
Is Set for Baltimore
BY the Assorioted Press

BALTIMORE, May 6.-Navy's
football date with Notre Dame in
Baltimore next fall will be put in
black and white today.
The Irish tussle was among -four
Municipal Stadium games for which
the City Board of Estimates ap-
proved contracts yesterday.
The complete unofficial schedule
October ?, Cornell at Baltimore; 8, Duke
at Durham; 16, Missouri at Baltimore
%, Penn at Philadelphia; 80, Notre Dame
at Baltimore: November 6, Michigan al
Ann Arbor; 13, Columbia at New York
27, Army at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
CentruI's Rally Wins

Ross Keith tripled and came home
on an infield tap in the seventh
and final inning to give Central q
6-5 victory over Dewitt Prep yes
terday. 1t was the Vikings fifth
win.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

Ten years ago-Bob Seeds,
Newark outf1elder, hit four con-
secutive home runs against Buff
faln.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Walls Is Mound Stur

Norwood Walls stopped Phelps
with four hits yesterday as Arm
strong won a 10 decision.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Mats

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PART-TIME JOB of any kind, evenings.
7-12. Call Ii. 2445. go
QUALITY PRESSER desires full-tine work.
Call De. 1850 or CO. 1881 after $50
now connected nationally ad-
vertised candy company, desires position
SALESMAN. 36, married, excellent ap-
pearance, background, education, desires
association established firm, drawing
against commission or salary. Box 3S2-L,
Star. 2Ts
purchasing. supervising;
20 years diversified experience; account
ing background. Available Aug. /. Box
43B-L, Star. 27'
/ CAN SET UP accounting systems. analyze
your accounts: reduce costs and increase
profits for reasonable fee. Call E. T.
JOHNSON Adams 1888 2Ss