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Evening star., 1948-09-24
Leohy Predicts Navy Triumph,
Close Defeat for Georqetown

squeeze by Wake Forest at Braves
Field, with Boston U. rolling over
Muhlenberg. In a torrid "T'
party at West Point, Army will
experience a great deal of diff
Guilty in defeating Villanova, a
team fresh from ronping over
Texas A. and M. The Red Raid
ers of Colgate should have a
much easier time downing Buffalo
than the Big Red from Cornell
will experience in beating New
York u. Only after so minutes
of tough football will Columbia
duplicate its feat of alone marring
Rutgers record. Temple over
Lebanon Valley rounds out our
Eastern predictions.
Moving south, the Southeast
ern favorite, Georgia Tech, will
have its hands full with Wander
bilt. However, Coach Bobby
Dodds' boys should annex their
first conference victory tomor-
row. j, Jim Tatum's Maryland
Terpss will continue their win
ming ways as they clash with
Richmond. Watch for Johnny
Rauch as Georgia downs Chat-s
tanooga. It's Mississippi over
Florida =. North Carolina State
over Duke Kentucky over
Xavier South Carolina over
Newberry >. West Virginia over
Otterbein :. Washington and
Lee over Furman.
The leading intersectional con-
test will result in North Caro-
lina,s edging out Texas in
game marked with touchdowns
galore.
One point will assume major
proportions in Our own game
with Purdue's powerful Boiler
makers. Our forecast here Is
surefire-58,000 people will see
one of the hardest fought games
ever played in the Notre Dame
Stadium.
Distributed By McNsusht Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1948-09-24
~ the Assoeio.ed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-College
football plants big, cleated toe
right in the middle of baseball's
feverish stretch drive this week end
with a round of important confer
snce and intersectional battles from
coast to coast.
It's hard to recall when the giants
of the gridiron started knocking
heads so early.
The two teams which shared Ma
tional championship honors last year
-unblemished Notre Dame and
Michigan-face rugged sectional
foes.
Army, Texas, California, Ohio
State and Georgia Tech are a few
of the other highly regarded elevens
which try their teeth on tough meat
on this first big Saturday of the
season.
The Irish play host to Purdue in
q game which Coach Frank Leahy
has labeled as the sternest of his
robust card. Michigan engages an
old State rival, Michigan State.
The intersectional slate features
Texas against North Carolina al
Chapel Hill, N. c., and California
against Navy at Baltimore.
Texas was No. S in the final AS
sociated Press poll last year ano
North Carolina was ninth. The
Longhorns are favored, but the Tai
Heels figure to make it tough or
their home field.
California is one of the preseason
favorites for the Pacific Coast crown
that carries with 1t the Rose Bow
host bid. Nays spirit is high.
Other topf1ight Intersections
Evening star., 1948-09-24
BY spseioI Correspondent Of The Sta

~ SpOefoI Correspondent OF Ihs Star
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-You
probably wouldn't recognize them
but there's nothing particularly
new about the Washington Sen
ators except four game winning
streak.
It's hard to believe that it's the
same outfit which dropped 18
straight decisions before they hit
Chicago, but today as they start
q four-day layoff from the rigors
Of the campaign, the Senators
possess four-gane victory skein.
They nosed out the Browns
again last night, 9-8, to conclude
their Western play for the season
and make it IL victories in "a
starts with the Browns this sea-
son. And it was the seventh one
run victory margin.
Ray Scarborough was the win.
ner (for the 18th time this sea-.
son), though he had to have some
help from Milo Candini and Walt
Masterson in the closing rounds.
Candini didn't help too much.
but in the eighth inning Master-
son worked like a champion.
With one run in, the bases
loaded and none out, the Browns
trailing, 81. Masterson relieved
Candini and got Paul Lehner to
hit. into a double play, one run
scoring. But with the tying run
on third base, Gerry Priddy
grounded out. !.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Record Gold Cup Flee
|WiII Start Tomorrow
For President S Cup
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.

The biggest Gold Cup field in the
history of the Presidents Cup Re-
Igatta appeared definite possibility
today as speedsters from many
States converged on Washington for
two days of racing, starting to-
morrow.
Because some Gold Cup owners
are nearly as unpredictable as their
boats, the exact starting fleet was a
little hard to pin down.
At this point, however, 1t looked
as though IA boats-12 Gold Cup
and two 7-liter craft-would be
tuning up tomorrow in time for the
first heat at 4:4o pm. of East Po-
tonac Park. Their ages ranged
from less than year to 20 years.
The Gold CtIppers are Robert
Frost's Miss Frostie, Detroit; walter
land Roy Dossiifs Miss Pepsi, De-
ltroit; Mel Crooks Betty v, Upper
Montclair, Nj j.: Jack Schafer's
.fSuch Crust. Detroit; r. Stanley Dol
liar, jr.'s, Skipalong, San Francisco;
D. Cameron Packs Astraea, Evans
ton, ILL.,: Henry j. Katser's Fleur
du Lac, Oakland, Calf; Harold Will
tson's Miss Canada, Ingersoll, On
ftario: Ed Gregory and Ed Schoen-
herr's My Sweetie, Detroit; Harry
Lynn,s Lahala, Lake Hopatcong,
N. j.; Norbert Hollenbach's Cricket
II, Detroit, and Horace Dodge's Sis
ter Syn. The 7-liters are Tommy
Keane's Tomadge w, Washington,
and Lou Fageol's So Long, Kent,
Ohio.
1947 Winner Scrapped.
The first Miss Pepsi, winner of
the Presidents Cup last year, has
been scrapped and the Dossin
brothers have brought forth new
job. Albin Fallon's Miss Great
CONTINUED on Page D-4, Col. 81
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Giants of College Gridirons
Get Stiff Tests Tomorrow

Trays pit Southern Methodist's Cot
ton Bowl champions against Pitts.
burgh, U. c. L. A. against North.
western and Minnesota agains
Washington.
Ohio State meets a Missouri team
that is conceded good chance tG
grab the Big Seven crown. Another
Midwestern headliner sends Wis.
consin against Indiana.
Georgia Tech, preseason favorite
for the Southeastern Conference
title, plays Vanderbilt on the lat
ter's field in one of four major con-
tests in that circuit. Alabama meets
Tulane, Mississippi plays Florida
and Mississippi State takes on Ten.
nesee. -..
Over in the rival Southern Con.
ference Duke meets North Carolins
State, and Maryland plays Rich.
mond.
Headlining the slate in the East
are: Rutgers at Columbia, Brown al
Yale, and New York University al
Cornell.
With S. M. U. and Texas bott
playing away, the Southwest viii
center its interest on Tulsas game
at Baylor and Texas Techs nignt
game at Texas A. and M.
Oregon and Stanford share ths
West Coast spotlight with U. @
l.. AS intersectional duel with
Northwestern.
i Tonights schedule will be featured
by the intersectional game between
i Wake Forest and Boston Colleg,
at Boston and the West Coast bat
tie between Oregon State ant
Southern California on the latter
|. fleld.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Cards Start Defense
|0f NFL Title Tonight
BY The Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Chi
cago Cardinals open defense OF their
le47 National Football League cham
pionship against the Philadelphia
Eagles in Comiskey Park tonight.
It will be the second game in a
busy week end for both the NFL
and the rival All-America Confer
ence.
Last night a slim crowd Of 7,428
in Boston's Fenway Park watched
the New York Giants begin their
NFL season by humbling the Boston
Yanks, q to Z.
Charlie Conerly, the former Mis-
sissippi star, made his pro debut
with the Giants and began paying
off the investment by tossing pail
of passes for the first two New York
tcuchdowns. Paul Governali's 23-
yard forward which Columbia's Bill
Swiacki took on the ! went for 9
third touchdown and a Yank tumble
led to the fourth New York score
Joe Scott bulling over from the 8.
Philadelphia has couple of scores
to settle with the Cardinals tonight
The NIL champs, winners of 81
games in their last % starts, knocked
off the Eagles, 1921, in the cham
pionship game last year and beat
them in an exhibition, 23-9, two
weeks ago.
Both leagues have plenty OF
activity slated for Sunday.
In the All-America Conference
Brooklyn will be at Baltimore;
Chicago at Cleveland and San Fran
cisco, unbeaten in four starts, will
make its first invasion Of the East
to take on buffalo.
The Chicago Bears-Green Bay
Packers tussle, a yearly classic, is
the feature of the 1JFL Sunday Of
ferings. Both teams are reported
loaded" for the clash at Green Bay
Pittsburgh invadrs Washington in
the only other NFL Sunday game.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

partments Of its play. Regardless
of the assurance that capable re-
placements we're available, these
men stillsare lacking in that poisef
garnered from being named a
starter. When such requirements
were called upon, they were
sporting lead. Come tomorrow,
they will not have the benefit of
that lead. Last year, their oppo-
sition demonstrated their mettle
when they bounced back to win
seven Of their remaining eight
games. With these things in
mind, we predict a change from
a score of S. to O last year, to a
victory for Michigan State over
Michigan. Completing our long
shot daily double is Navy over
California! Under Coach George
Sauer. Navy will be up for this
opportunity to torpedo the Rose
Bowl-bound Bears from Berkeley.
We look for Holy Cross to beat
Georgetown in a hotly- contested
battle. Boston College will
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Robinson S Title
Now Sought by
|LosingGavi|an
Cubun After Remutch
Not Forfeit; Williams
Knocks Out Flores
/picfHre ,o,f pdne D-2)
picture on Page D-2.J
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. pa little
matter of a 5000 forfeit for half
pound of flesh stands between a
Ray Robinson-Kid Gavilan re-
match for the welterweight title.
If the Twentieth Century Sporting
Club is able to resolve the slight
differences between the two man.
ayers and make the match for an
open October 20 or December II
date, it will be it's only profit from
last nights Yankee Stadium double
header that also featured a 10th
round knockout for Lightweight
Champ Ike Williams over Jesse
Flores.
A slim crowd of 15,413 ratified
around the cavernous ball yard in
the Bronx and paid only $85, 5,150
into Mike Jacobs Golfers, currently
guarded by Acting Promoter Sol
Strauss. Even adding radio money
the gross was just over 100000,
barely enough to balance the books.
Gavilan dropped 1O-round de-
cision to Robinson in nontitle
scrap that was close enough to war
rant another showing. AS Sugar
Ray at 1902 was ounces over his
agreed weight in private agree
ment with Angel Lopez, Gavilan's
manager, the Cuban dandy has him
over barrel.
Lopez meets with Robinson and
Strauss today. If he insists he can
have the $1,000 forfeit, that would
mean no title shot. Chances are
that Lopez, a wise Latin who runs
a Broadway night club, will pass up
the five grand and insist on the
championship bout. ~
Robinson was unanimous winner
last night-6-4 by Judge Art Aidala,
7-3 by Referee Eddie Joseph and
To with one even by Judge Frank
Forbes. But all the rounds were
close. The A. P. scorecard had it
6-2 with two even.
Although Sugar Boy did the
sitter punching and piled up points
with q stinging left jab he was far
from the seven-star wonder he is
supposed to be. But he was fairly
easy winner.
williams bombed the clever Flores,
Kansas-born Mexican from Stock
ton, Calf. After he finally caught
up with the speedy elusive, chal-
Ienger, Flores went down four times,
three for, nine and once for eight,
before. he was knocked out in 2:05
Of the 10th.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Must Win or Face Slender
Chance Of Capturing Flag

Cleveland defeat, would accomplish
the trick.
The Yankees. who haven't been
opportunists this year, were relying
on big Vic Raschi, 29-year-old right,
handler seeking his goth triumph. TO
lift them into the thick of the mad
scramble today. Raschi left the
Yankees in the West three days
ago to return here and rest for his
important assignment. Ellis Kinder.
34-year-old right-hander, was ex-
pected to be his mound foe,
New York faces tremendous task
to remain in the scrap. Its key per-
former. Joe Di Maggie, Is hobbling
on excruciatingly painful legs and
the Yankees have displayed little
fire against the Red Sox this season.
Boston has won II Of the II games
between the teams.
OF the three contenders. New
Evening star., 1948-09-24

tions t h a t,
should t h ey
m a t erialize,
will result in
our lining up
at the pay"
window.
1t is our
firm CO n VIC
ton that even
one of the
finest teams
in the Nation
cannot lose
nine of its
s t a r t ing II
and not suffer
in s0nne de.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Uoos USeu CWU WUIIu CIIHUpIOllS.
MIR. Strauss underestimated the fight fan, who
is sucker all right but not SO big a sucker as
Strauss rates him. Two nights after the rival
Marcel Cerdan-Tony zale~ ~fracas in Jersey City he
tossed a Cuban club fighter named Kid Gayilan
into Yankee Stadium with Sugar Ray Robinson,
the welterweight champ, and topped off his card
with Ike Williams defending his lightweight title
against one Jesse Flores Mexican from California
via Kansas
The suckers refused to bite. Uh uh, buck
is getting too hard to hold these days to waste
bundle on fol-de-rol. The crowd was so small it
looked as if the Yankees playing the Nationals
lafa Ills 61a
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Comedies in Pon-Am Meet

Mexico City, Sept. "a tR.-Pancho
Gonzalez of Los Angeles, new United
States singles champion, will play in
the seventh Pan-American tennis
tournament opening October is.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
By Fronk Leohy
Nofre Dome University Ceoeh

NofFe pome University Coach
Just as every pari-mutuel play
er dreams of that day when he
collects on the daily double, today
we are banking upon two predic-
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Director Of Guest Relations, JEFF
Jefferys, was picked by Pat
Fogarty, receptionist, as best
dressed man at American Broad
casting Co., Chicago. And "best
dressed" Mr.. Jefferys goes for
Thorn Means.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Monday afternoon in late July Even the five
working which Of hams like Milton Ber
and other distinguished journalists, had empty seats
This they can't blame televion They refused
vdeo the rights evon SO hard for time
that nobody in the business bothered wheel in the trucks
The Suckers Knew the Score
suckers they doing too when they stayed
be dh affair wherein Gavan did most the work and caught
most the good punches The impression pretty widespread that
went 10 rounds and the Duke in favor of Sugar Ray was
unanimous Russian election.
the Williams affair, Flores, subby
kid 81 probably set low in chaenges for world champion
ship you omit King Levnsky and Johnny Paycheck and few
back Aside from the
fact that can't box can't hit can't take punch Jesse the
daed lightweight When he knocked out
a
four rounds both Williams and Flores could have high
silk hats and ahed shirts and retained both in condition
fifth however
What happened asked the the next who happened
to be Mr. Andy Ndeees matchmaker for the Tournament of
Champions, Inc, promoter of the Cerdan-zale fight.
Il dunno you said Ike more than him with lazy
right and he fell down"
later Williams threw another largely
hit Flores the of his head and again the kid went down
for s-count.
help Hannah" whispered Neiderretes increduousy
Flores Has Glass Head, No Less
sporwriter mainly here zale
out in California wouldn't walk across the street to watch
Flores Nobody else does either Yet here sit freezing DEATH
watching the bum
There better chalengers
who'd never the kid -"
lighweigh outside Williams
amount anything today the middleweigh heavyweight
eighth Flores
unmpressve punches got running
California sent the spnter the Oympics Instead of Mel
Patton it should have been Jesse Flores.
1--WE lots Of with boxing writer
@bu Flores the first with glass bubehead
that's what he is"
williams finally banged the kid pretty good
Flores didn't until the full The guests
for the subways and just barely filled train two
Only the Champs Amount to Anything s5
bad card Indeed, it horrible But when this opinion
Neiderreiter rallied the defense of the rival
20th Century promoters: sf5ssEN
fighters today he said THE best fights
champions instance Williams against Robinson Then
the mddleweight champ Then Cerdn
against Freddie Mills the ightheavy champ and FORTH
can't that Joe Louis Mills could be battle3"
asked writer.
mo, guess that wouldn't be much of fight" conceded
the others would good today the only
fighters barring the mddlewegt division all hold world
championships The problem get EN- fight out Of their
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN.
A Great Big 10th Century Turkey
By FRANCIS STANN
Siur Steff Correspondent

NEW YORK Sept 2M Sol Strauss who the goth Century
Sporting Clubs standn for the aing Mike
worry about meat his board Thanksgiving just
promoted himself the biggest turkey in He did the hard
Evening star., 1948-09-24
American League
Pennunt Race
BY the Associated Pre-,

Remaining Schedules.
Boston-At home, New York, 2; WASH
inston. 8. Total, 5. Away-New York.
10. Total. 8.
cleveiand"At home, Detroit. 3; Chi.
cago, 2. Total, 5. Awsy-Detroit, 3.
New York-At home. Boston, 3, Total.
l3. .Away-Boston, 2: Philadelphia. 3.
Total, B.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Mats Fourth Straight Victory
Gives En- Amazing NewLook

Masterson hit his peak in the
ninth when he struck out the
side, leaving no doubt as to the
outcome.
Both teams had a dozen hits.
but the Senator's blows were for
distance. Eddie Stewart hit his
sixth home run of the season in
the third inning with a mate on
base and after the Browns had
closed the gap to 4-3 the Mats
went on a rampage in the fifth:
inning. scoring five times.
Doubles by Sherry Robertson
and Mickey Vernon were the big
blows In the fifth although Scar
borough's single with the bases
loaded drove In the final two,
and what proved to be the i'm
portant runs.
Chilly weather held the crowd
down to 1892 paying customers.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYoFFs.
Montreal, 3; Rochester, Montreal
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLAYoFFs.
Columbus. A.; Milwaukee, 2 columbus
wins series, 4-3)
EASTERN LEAGUE FINAL PLAYoFF,
Scranton, l: Albany, o Scranton wins
series, 4-01.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FINAL
PLAYOFF.
Nashville, 5; Birmingham. 3 Nashville
leads. LOB.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

1see REMNANT, Page DAD
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Real Polish BOrsCht

while standing you may add them
for the first cooking time and then
remove them.
Put the soup on the fire, and
when it starts to boil skim it and
add some chopped parsley, sprigs Of
celery, two onions, chopped, and
some whole peppercorns. Salt to
taste.
Cover and let boil slowly until
the meat starts to fall from the
duck. Remove the duck. Cut the
beets in julienne strips, adding an
equal amount of carrots and leeks,
cut in strips, and fry these in but
ter until soft. Put into the borscht,
together with some very finely
shredded cabbage, and let simmer.
Cut the duck into fine strips and
add it to the borscht just before
serving. Serve very hot, or well
chilled-topped with sour cream In
either case.
This makes a very hearty dish,
and you will not need much more
to make a meal. Possibly an ONE
lette with fine herbs, or delicate
cheese souff1e, with a watercress
and grapefruit salad, would be good
plus iced tea, or a fine dry, chilled
white wine.
There are even more elaborate
ways to make borscht, but this one
does we'll enough for the average
in-a-hurry cook-be he or she gour-
met or not. But it is a fine soup
with a sharp. rather acid flavor,
which bellies the richness of its tex
ture
Evening star., 1948-06-24
The Chef Saws

The question of what to serve for
a Sunday night buffet supper dur
ing the hot months has been hap
PLY solved by a friend of mine who
loves entertaining, but not the
bending over a hot stove. He plays
golf happily all Sunday afternoon,
collects a group of pals at the club
and comes home to find his supper
all ready and waiting-and the
kitchen cool and calm.
He bases his menu around cold
jellied veal and ham pie. This
delicacy is supported by cold vichys-
soise as a starter-chilled in the can
all day in the icebox-a vegetable
salad made from fresh vegetables
cooked the evening before. left to
chill in the box, and quickly put to-
gether with French dressing, also
made in advance, and set on lettuce
leaves that have been crisping to
perfection. Curls of butter are
brought from the box, a loaf of
crusty French bread is set on a
board, together with a dish Of iced
radishes, there Is beer for the thirs-
ty-and the feast is on. Dessert Is
usually a melon, or fruit and cheese,
or-if the evening is fairly cool, and
he feels ambitious. he whips up .
batch Of crepes suzette. The only
Evening star., 1948-06-24

regular hot item is the coffee for
after dinner-and he says no one
has complained of indigestion yet!
The pie is made by slicing a raw
veal outlet (about a pounO in thin
2-inch pieces, and slicing about n
pound of raw ham the same way. A
layer of the veal is put in a deep
dish, then a layer of ham, then a
layer of thinly sliced hard cooked
egg. Dust this layer with salt, pep
per and about u teaspoon Of pow
dered herbs, such as thyme, tara
gon and sage. Repeat the layers
in the above order until the dish is
full-almost. Then pour over it a
very strong stock, made by making
your own with a knuckle of veal, a
shin of beef, some chicken feet, a
calf's foot, etc.
When the dish is. full to the top
with stock. etc. cook it in moder-
ate oven for about hours. Then
remove it from the oven, let it cool,
top with a pastry crust and return
to the oven until the crust is done.
Let it cool again, then put 1t in the
icebox overnight and leave it
through the next day until you are
ready for supper. It should be de-
liciously Jelled, spicy with herbs and
full Of meaty flavor.
Evening star., 1948-06-24

OF course you can always toss
together a creditable imitation of
Polish borscht by using the Juice
from canned beets, the beets put
through a ricer, a little cooked
cabbage and a couple of bouillon
cubes-all topped with sour cream
but If you want the real Mccoy
you must be prepared to do a bit
of work on it. And 1t is worth every
ounce of time and effort expended.
You may serve it hot or cold-it
is one of the best summertime soups
going.
Wash and peel about 10 tender
beets (this time you want them to
"bleed'D, cut them in thick slices,
and put them in a glass or crockery
bowl. Wet them to cover with
water mixed with vinegar, and let
stand in the icebox for couple of
hours, or longer, until their juices
have been drawn out by the water
and vinegar. Strain the liquid and
put it in a porcelain pot, together
with one duck, cut in pieces. If the
beets have not bled almost white
Evening star., 1948-06-24

Brides bent catering to both hungry husband and
budget will do we'll to serve this sovoy dish -.
WEDNESDAY
Macaroni-Ham Scalop Kale
Pineapple Salad
Vanilla Tdpoca Pudding
Macaron ScaIop.
1 1912 condensed
boiling water mushroom soup
4 macaron y milk
! tablespoon butter l tablespoon chopped plmento
chopped tablespoon chopped parsley
"a chopped onion Is teaspoon pepper
diced left lover ham 4 grated American cheese
Add tablespoon salt to actively boiling water Gradually add
until tender rinse While macaron
cooking melt butter Add and onion and
mushroom milk pmieno parsley and with
cheese degrees minutes
Brused Stueetbreads flashed Potatoes
Mired Vegetable Gelatin Salad
Deuils Food Cup Cakes Ease prepared miI)
Mixed Vegetable Gelatin Salad
package orange gelatin a cup chopped
cups 2 tablespoons lemon Juice
! shredded carrots teaspoon salt
Sweeened cabbage slaw
juice Chill
ingredients
ring chill until sweetened slaw In center OF
BY "W"