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Evening star., 1948-08-27
Dempsey Best Of All,
Says Firpo, Recalling
Great Title braw|
BY the Assoeioied Press

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 81
Louis Angel Firpo asserts that Joe
Louis is one of boxings great cham
pions, but for him the greatest OF
them all always will be Jack Demp-
sey.
The former Argentine heavy
weight, once known as The Wild
Bull Of the Pampas," has been tour
ing Brazil giving his pupil and
fellow countryman, Abel Cestac
more seasoning before taking him
back to the United States to meet
other aspirants to the heavyweight
crown.
Before the recent Louis-Walcott
fight, Firpo predicted Louis would
win by a knockout.
Firpo was asked to make the in
evitable comparison between Louis
and Dempsey. Firpo knocked
Dempsey out of the ring in the first
round of their memorable battle in
New York in 1928, but in the Sec
ond round Dempsey kayoed him.
II saw Louis box in Chile and
Peru last year." Firpo said. He is
more expert boxer than Dempsey
was and he carries a tremendous
punch. But I think he lacks the
fighting heart that Dempsey had.
"As a real fighter, Dempsey was
the greatest of them all. If he ano
Louis had met in their prime,
think Dempsey would have won
Louis recent opponents are not
really great fighters"
Firpo recalls his fight with Demp-
sey Is years ago as though it were
yesterday A bit sadly, the aging
giant of the Argentine says:
1T was in September after I hao
fought Jess Willard in May. 1t was
the biggest thing of the day.
went after the title with everything
had. I got up early, did lot Of
running and chopping wood, ate
heartily and went to bed early.
MY timing physically and men,
tally was so perfect I felt like q
clock. I studied Dempseys style
and decided that only his right
over my heart could stop me. Wher
we entered the ring, the crowd.
on all sides seemed like an earth.
! quake because the noise was sc
great.
when the gong sounded, I wen
for Dempsey, and near the end o.
the round I got him with this right
which people used to call my mule
kick
Dempsey bounced over the ropes
and fell into the first row Of seats
The crowd jumped up like the sta
dium was cracking People in the
first row helped Jack back into the
ring. The crowds didn't want to
see South American take away
the title, which they valued more
than the presidency of the country.
Dempsey told me later he was
SO groggy he didn't know what was
happening. I thought the fight was
over, but the second round started.
Dempsey gritted his teeth, made a
ferocious frown and came at me
like a javelin.
He hit me in the eye with real
ly fierce punch. ! fell unconscious
and was unable to get up. Later, in
the dressing room while ! was wip-
ing blood from one eye felt g
tear in the other. That's the only
tear I ever shed since becoming 9
man"
Evening star., 1948-08-27
italian Gold Cup Boat
Entered in Detroit
Races Tomorrow
BY MoleoIm Lomborne. Jr

The Italian Gold Cup boat SAINT
Ambrogio, which is listed as a def
mite starter in the Presidents Cup
Regatta here next month, will be
unveiled to racing fans at Detroit
tomorrow, when the Gold Cup races
get underway.
Her performance will be closely
watched by several Presidents Cup
Regatta officials on hand to clinch
the entries of a number of Gold Cup
owners for Washington.
Among those attending are James
A. Councillor, jr., general chairman
Of the regatta, and Horace E. Walker,
a member of the local Power Race
Committee.
SAINT Ambrogio, a radically de
signed craft with 1000 horsepower
Alta Romeo airplane engine, is
owned and will be driven by Achille
Castoldi, textile manufacturer of
Milan, Italy His racing partner Is
Harry Cappollini, italian film pro-
ducer.
According to information received
here, Castoldi has had Is years
racing experience while Cappollini
counts 20 years experience. If the
jinx that has been riding with nu-
merous United States Gold Cup
boats in the last several weeks
doesn't spread to the Italians, then
the boat may be the Gold Cup racer
of the year.
Among the new boats racing for
the first time at Detroit is Skipalong,
owned by R. Stanley Dollar, jr., of
the San Francisco steamship line.
Like Harry Lynn's new Lahala of
Lake Hopatcong, N. j., she is 80
feet long, which is unusually large
for Gold Cup boat and sports a
1,5O0-horsepower Allison airplane
engine.
Skipalong was completed only laSs
week. Dollar expects to compete in
the Silver Cup race at Detroit over
Labor Day, then come to Washington
for the Presidents Cup September
25 and g.
At least half q dozen other Gold
Cup boats will race at Detroit to-
morrow, and then prepare for the
three-heat classic here.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Gibson Island Is Making
Plans for Annual Race

Race circulars for the annual 100
mile race from Gibson Island tc
Cedar Point buoy and return or
September we're being dicuSset
this week by Gibson Island Yacht
Squadron.
This is the second longest cruis.
ing class race on the Chesapeake
the longest being the l23-mile An
napolis- Old Point Comfort classic
At stake In the Cedar Point event
is the Chesapeake Bay Cruising
Cup for the best corrected time o.
the feet. 1t was won last year b,
johnson Grymes' New York "32'
Folly.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
National Basket Loop
Clubs Play 81 Games
BY the Assosiutsd Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The Ma
tional Basket Ball League has ap-
proved q 64-game schedule for the
loops nine teams with the season
opaning November l and running
through March 90, ls4s.
As in former years, the leagues
officials decided here yesterday, the
membership will be split into two
divisions. The Western bracket in
cludes Waterloo, Iowa; Oshkosh
and Sheboygan, Wis; Tri-Cities
moline, ILL and Denver. Colo.
The Eastern group will consist Of
Syracuse, Detroit, Anderson and
Hammond, Ind.
Newcomers to the league are
Denver, Hammond and Waterloo.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

Ills NCNh SiiNA'
However, if We
were pressed for
an answer, we'd
say somewhere
in the vicinity
of Cedar Point
Light, off Solo,
mons Island, One
party we know
of, that kept a
record of the
fish caught there
| a It S u n d a Y.
boated 81 trout,
1913 spot, 28
rock + j S h, II
perch. So blues
Evening star., 1948-08-27

mel. Records are best set under
these conditions.
This is Greenleaf's fifth year as
chairman of the power Race Com
mittee. He moved into the job when
the late r. Aubrey Bogley became
general chairman before the war
Greenleaf's experience includes q
term as secretary of the important
Inboard Racing Commission of the
American Power Boat Association
The APBA is the governing body
for all sanctioned power races in
the United States.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

NoLnlnR less tndn fOur-rlng
circus is in store for sail and power
enthusiasts of the Chesapeake Bay
country this week end.
The Indian Landing Boat Club
regatta on the upper Severn River
will draw large number of Wash
ington area sailors. A single race
for the popular one design classes
including Chesapeake 20s, Comets
and Penguins, is planned for tomor-
row afternoon. Second and third
races will be sailed all day Sunday
Out at the mouth of Severn River
the big cruising, racing and Delta
class yachts will compete Sunday In
the Naval Academy Yacht Squad
ron's fifth annual sailing regatta
Star boats also are on the program
and will lead off the show at 9.35
am.
The Star Spangled Banner Re-
gatta of Maryland Club tomorrow
and Sunday of Fairview, near Bal
timore. will find big turnout of
inboard drivers from this area.
They will include Aubrey and Joe
Thacker, Frank and Stanley Lud-
wig, Roy Bagley, Angus Cares and
Joe Palmer. Palmer, it will be re-
called, won the interstate cham
pionships of the 135-cubic-in hy-
droplane class at Red Bank last
week end. He also will receive the
Jack Pop" Cooper Memorial
Trophy.
Finally. the Rappahannock River
Yacht Club at Irvington, Va, will
stage its 10th annual all-sail regatta
tomorrow and Sunday a curtain
raiser today is 461a mile race from
Old Point Comfort, over a course
similar to the Virginia sailing re-
gatta event late in July.
The feature race for Maryland Y
c. is the Maryland Gold Cup, an
open event for boats up to the 225-
cubic-inch hydrolpane class. The
late Pop Cooper once won this prize
and suitable memorial ceremonies
are planned in his honor. Cooper
died as a result of injuries in a
crackup of his 1875 hydrolpane in
Canada early this month.
Jack Anadale, chief scorer of the
Presidents Cup Regatta for the last
10 years or more, has assumed the
general Craftsmanship Of the Colonial
Beach Va) power regatta over the
Labor Day week end. Two other
local regatta stalwarts are lending
a hand-Eric Greenleaf and Bill
Rogers.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Requttu Meeting Set

The last general meeting of the
Presidents Cup Regatta group be-
fore start of the long events
will be held at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Second Army Plays Bucs

Second Army baseball team from
Fort Meade is booked for an exhibi-
ton game against the Pittsburgh
Pirates at Pittsburgh on Septem-
Der 4.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Come at Fuirfux Sunday

Fairfax American Legion Post and
Vienna Fire Department teams
tangle at 2:30 o'clock on Sunday in
an East Fairfax County Baseball
League game at Fairfax High field.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
OUTDOORS

There are so many places on
Chesapeake Bay where there Is
good fishing that it is hard to
recommend any particular spot for
Evening star., 1948-08-27

When there are any protests to be
heard at the Comet Glass 1nterna-
tionals September 1912 off Port
Clinton, Ohio, one of Americas best
experts on the racing rules will sit
, 1948-05-29
Jerusalem Falls; Jews
Surrender To Arabs

The old city of Jerusalem
has fallen to the Arab Legion
aires as the Jews hoisted the
white flag of surrender. An
estimated $500 were taken of
whom only 500 were fighters.
The others were women and
children, all of whom were
turned over to the Red Cross
to be cared for. The fighters
were sent to a concentration
camp outside Amman, capital
of Trans Jordan.
A curfew was imposed on
the Arab section while the
Jews were being marched off
and Arab officers ordered to
protect them with their lives,
If necessary, since many of
Continued on Page a
, 1948-05-29
ST. THOMAS U A REG.
JUNE |

- ~. mhE
Shortly after signing the
the ordinance authorizing the
Governor to issue plant quar-
antine regulations for the is
land of St. Thomas, Acting
Governor Morris de Castro
promulgated a set of regula-
tons similar to those which
have been in effect here for
the past several years.
These new regulations will
become effective on June /.
, 1948-05-29
Congress Cuts All
V |. Appropriation

Information has been re-
ceived by the Administration
from the Department of the
Interior that the House Ap-
preparations Committee has
reported out the following APP
preparations for the Virgin Is
lands for the next fiscal year:
Central Administration $205,
$50, which is $3.50 less than
the budget estimate and $11,
05O less than the present years
appropriation; Agricultural
Station SAG, 800, unchanged
from budget estimate ind this
years appropriation; munich
pal deficit $50, 900, which is
$4,000 less than budget es-
Continued on page a
, 1948-05-29
Mrs. Eugene Ford
Going To Mdinlund

Mrs. Eugene Ford, register
ed nurse of ST. Thomas, is leav
ing tomorrow for the United
States to take a special three
month orientation course at
the Maryland Department of
Health in Baltimore, Mary
land.
Mrs. Ford is a native of St.
Croix but has been a perma-
nent resident of St. Thomas
for many years.
, 1948-05-29
Plsn To Extend
Wild Life IN St. Thomas

Plans are underway for the
extention of Wild Life in st.
Thomas. Following a confe-
renee between the st. Tho
mas Commission and the Act
ing Governor on the project
for the next fiscal year. On
the Commissions recommen-
datiion the Administration is
submitting a proposal for SIS,
600 for the coming fiscal year
and is proposing the purchase
OF 80 additioal deer, to sup
plement the Is which were
purchased recently from the
Arkansas Range in Texas,
duck feed for ponds in st.
Thomas, the purchase of 100
pairs of guinea fowls, and the
purchase and Matching Of 500
quail and pheasant eggs.
, 1948-05-29
Building Code Gets
Approval Of Atg.Gov.

The law to establish a Build
ing Code for the Virgin Is
lands, passed at the recent
session of the Legislative As
sembly of the Virgin Islands
has received the approval Of
Acting Governor Morris F. de
Castro.
Two ordinances passed by
the Municipality Of st. Tho
mas and St. John amending
the Code Of Laws in regard to
duties of the District Court
Commission Grand with refer.
ence to estates of absentee own
ers, were also approved by
Mr.. de Castro.
, 1948-05-29
jackson Elected Pres.
Catholic Society

Gregory Jackson, nephew
the late Honorable D. Ham
ilton Jackson, was recently
elected to the vice-presidency
of the Harlem Division of the
Holy Name Society of the Ro-
man Catholic Church and also
Judge Advocate Of the New
York Grand Commandery of
the Knights Of St. John,
The Commandery is COM
posed Of twenty locals through
out the State of New York.
Mr.. Jackson is president of
one of the two Communicates,
the only Negro affiliates. and
Continued on page 4
, 1948-05-29
Governor Mrs. HASTE
Back In Y. /

Governor and Mrs. HASTE
arrived in St. Thomas today.
They were in Puerto Rico for
the past week where His Ex-
cellency attended the session
of the Caribbean Commission
in San Juan.
, 1948-05-29
Cricket Season Starts
Tomorrow

The Cricket season will
start officially tomorrow with
a game between the Unique
c. c. and the ST. Louis C. C.
at Parade Ground at 1:30 PM
The Grove Place team will
clash with the Bethlehem at
the Ball Field at Bethlehem.
There are z teams taking
part in this years season, ac-
cording to information re-
ceived. They are: The Spar
tans, captained by Christian
Farrelly; St. Louis led by
Foye; Christiansted G.
G. by Rex Hodge; Heroes, by
Bryan; Bethlehem by
Continued on Page ~
, 1948-05-29
TO MEET E
E A ON MONDAY

The Tigers Softball team
will meet with the Fleet Club
in a doubleheader on Parade
Ground on Monday May 81,
at 2::3O P. M.
Herman Edney is captain Of
the Fleet while the Tigers
will be managed by Ivan
Roberts, Jr., and Henry Jack
son.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
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Evening star., 1948-05-16


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Evening star., 1948-05-16

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Evening star., 1948-05-16

ROCKVILLE PIKE-House with II rms.
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Evening star., 1948-05-16

Colonial custom built, on 55x125 level
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baths in perfect condition. Call for full
particulars. EDW. C. HOLMEAD, SH. 5000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-18

in the Fremont Catholic church
parsonage at Z Saturday evening.
Attendants will be Miss Hazel Mill
er and his brother, Stanley Celek.
After a wedding trip, the young
couple will reside in the former
Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard home,
which has been moved to property
owned by the brides father.
Over 60 persons from Detroit,
Toledo and near here attended the
Fritsche family reunion at the To-
cal school grounds Sunday. Off
GERS elected were Edward Michel,
Oak Harbor, president; Mrs. Bur-
dette Floro, secretary, and Mrs.
Willard Fritsche, treasurer.
Mrs. Vernell Hutchinson, Key
West, Florida, arrived Sunday to
spend several weeks as house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Van Rens-
selaer.
Miss Betty Jane Lange, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lange,
and a recent graduate of Bowling
Green State university, has ac-
cepted a position at Fayette high
school, where she will teach Home
Economics next fall.
Members of the Needlecraft club
were guests of Mrs. Graydon Ry-
mers in her Bellevue home We'd
nesday, when a picnic lunch was a
feature. Attending from here
were Mrs. George Miner, Mrs.
John Woodring, Mrs. Milton Floro
and Charlotte, Mrs. Arthur David
son, Mrs. Andrew Kleinhans, Mrs.
P. C. Van Rensselaer, and her house
guest, Mrs. Vernell Hutchinson,
Key West, Florida.
Miss June Miller was hostess on
Friday evening at a miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Audrey
Lange, who in the Lacarne Metho-
dist church, June 27, will become
the bride of William Karshuk, Port
Clinton. Pinochle was played,
with Mrs. Jack Coon receiving
first prize, and Miss Lillian Cover,
the prize for low score. Other
guests included Mrs. James Jo-
hansen, Mrs. Garold Daup, Miss
es Dorothy Kerr, Phyllis Davis,
Leona Floro, Betty Lange, Hazel
Miller, and Jean Behnke, Oak Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Anthony Patz, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Andrew Gall,
of Port Clinton, left Wednesday
for Kingsport, Tennessee, where
they will visit their father who has
been i'll, and numerous friends.
Mrs. George Bice and Mrs. Ben
Wepler were co-hostesses Thurs
day evening at a Stanley demon
stration party in Mrs. Wepler's
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-18
OUR NEIGHBORS +

Beach road. The lamb was raised
on the bottle and is now about
three months old.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Beebe were
Port Clinton visitors Monday af.
ternoon.
/ Mrs. Howard LeVeck and chill
dren, of Adrian, Mich, spent last
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Dress, ST., and other
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trnavsky and
Mrs. Leona Biers and little grand
daughter, Pamela Van Rensselaer,,
spent Sunday with relatives in To-
ledo.
Mrs. Frank Putnam, Mrs. Rob-
ert Carroll, and Mrs. Gailord
Braithwaite and children attended
the circus in Sandusky Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Hall spent the
weekend in Detroit.
Mrs. julius Mars was hostess to
the 4-A's Birthday club on Friday,
June 11th. A lovely potluck din
ner was enjoyed by the following
guests: Mrs. Augusta Minderman,
Port Clinton; Mrs. Miller, Lucas
vile; Mrs. Brabson Miller and
daughter, Rose Ann; Mrs. William
Waldecker and daughter, Mary
Lou, Mrs. Paul Dress, Sr., Mrs.
William Brauer, Mrs. Alex Brauer,
Mrs. Gus Antelik, Bob and Janet,
Mrs. John Mars and Irene, Mrs.
Bernard Lessentine and Ronnie,
Mrs. Robert Dress and Robin, Mrs.
Allen Dress, Jr., and Helen, Mrs.
Emil Lowien, Mrs. Howard Le-
Week, Shirley, Bob and Jimmie, Of
Adrian, Mich. Mrs. Mars was the
recipient of many lovely gifts.
The lawn party given by the
Relief Corps at the home
of Mrs. Angelo lncovia in east
on Wednesday afternoon