davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

Kartas nuo karto mus paste
kia gandas apie tremtiniu pa
sisekimus kulturineje ir meni-
neje srityse. Dailininkai, poe
tai, rasytojai, dainininkai, 1nu-
zikai, artistai, sokejai, lenkty-
niaudami vieni SUI kitais, ne tik
kad reiskiasi savuju ir kitokiu
DIP tarpe stovyklose, bet pla-
ciai garseja ir svetimuju tarpe.
JQ jau tick daug isejo j pla-
ciaja memo arena, kad nebe-
lmanoma net trumpai sio
straipsnio ribose ju pasisekimu
ir pasirodymu virtines per-
zvelgti. Trumpuciai faktai,
kaip kad paskiru menininku
pasirodymai tokiuose m n o
centruose kaip Paryziuje (su
dideliu pasisekimu praejusi
dailininko A. Galdiko paroda),
Londone (solistu Nauragio, Ba-
ranausko, Motekaitienes kon-
certas), pazymetinai gera
praeje Lietuviskos tremtiniu
operos ir Lietuvisko -baleto pa
statymai, isgirti net ir tremti-
MANS nepalankiams VokieciQ
spaudos, nekalbant jau apie
visa ellie tolygiu pasisekimu,
leidzia NUNS pajusti, kad ten
tikrai verda didelis darbas ir
tikrai garsinamas Lietuvos
vardas.
Yra tarp tu visQ meniniu
grupiu, vienetu ir ansambliu
vienas, kuris be eilinio pasige-
rejimo ir ivertinimo sukelia
NUNS nuostabos ir pagarbos
jausmus, kai arciau susipazl-
stame SUI jo istorija. Tai Ciur-
Ionic vardo ansamblis.
Dettingeno kaimo viename
viesbutyje, toliau nuo didesniu
centru, svabijos kalvu vidury-
je, gyvena apie so jaunu vyrQ
ir moteru. Daugumas is ju jau
keturi metal drauge ir todel
Sis jaunu zmoniu kolektyvas
panasus j viena didele Selma,
turincia viena tiksla ir to tiks-
10 atkakliai siekiancia.
Oar karui tebeeinant, 1914
metu rudeni, Vienoje muzikas
Alf. Mikulskis pradeda orga-
nizuoti atgaivinima Tautinio
ansamblio, veikusio prie Lietu-
vos Filharmonijos Vilniuje.
Laimingu sutapimu susirado
uztenkamas skaicius entuziastQ
daugiausia buvusiq studentu ir
sunkiose nacines priespaudos
salygose, po dvylikvalandines
darbo dienos, nedavalgius ir vi
sokiems nedatekliams spau-
dziant, prasideda darbas.
Karsteja karo .veiksmai toll
mesni buvima Vienoje padaro
nebeimanomu. Bet astrus naci-
Mai istatymai neleidzia pakei-
sti darbovietes ir tik suirutei
prasidejus 81 menininkQ grupe,
sventai pasiryzus nesiskirstyti,
pabega j Vakarus, prie sveica-
rios sienos. Vokieciai cia kaip
vyrus taip ir merginas ikinko
sunkiausiems darbams: jiems
tenka keliu tukstanciu pedu
aukstyje kasti apkasus.
Bet karo pabaiga buvo nebe-
toll ir dabar prasideda kitokios
dienos Ciurlionio ansambliui.
Daug kainaves pasiryzimas ir
idetas darbas pradeda nesti
vaisius.
Pirmieji koncertai atnesa ne
laukta pasisekima ir tiurlionie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
RUNGTYkE DEL voKIEcIU MEILEs
Kas Nugales:
rankfurtas. ar
Berlynas?

|Berlynas?
KAI 1915 metals Geguzes
diena Sovietu kariuomene izy.
giavo j Berlyna tai buvo pir-
mutinis zenklas jog Berlyne
uzemimu Sovietai uzvaldo svar.
bu rakta visos Vokieciu atei-
ties. Prizes simta metu pasi-
dares sostine ir centru visam
Vokieciu gyvenimui, Berlynas,
aisku, negali staiga prarasti sa-
vo reiksmes, nors jo uznugaris
Xxi nulio sumazintas, atimant
Rytprusius ir atkeliant Lenki-
jos siena, galima sakyti, Xxi
pat Berlyno priemiesciu.
Isileidus Berlynan Amerikie-
cius, Angus ir Prancuzus, So
vietu itaka Berlyne, tame Vo-
kieciQ centre, sumazejo, mes
Sovietu zona nustojo vieningos
Strides" ir, be to, isileido pas
save "kapitalistini tvaika''.
Viskas butu buve gerai jei
sajungininkai butq pasilike vie
ningi ir nebutu pradeje vienas
antro naikinimo politikos. So
vietams paaiskejus kad Anglai-
Amerikieciai nori padaryti is
Vokietijos galingiausia atspara
| ju visai politikai Europoje,
emesi visokiais budais tam
priesintis, nesutikdami SUI An
glu-Amerikieciq planais Vokie-
tijai suvienyti. Gi paaiskejus
kad Sovietai taip pat nori pa
sidaryti is Vokietijos iranki
visos Europos sukomunistini-
mui, Anglai-Amerikieciai buvo
priversti priesintis Sovietu pla-
mans.
Ir pagaliau isejo taip kad ir
vieni ir antri eme organizuoti
savo uzimtas zonas Vokietijo-
je pagal atskirus planus, atski-
rus tikslus ir net priesingus
nusistatymus. To pasekoje ivy
ko Vokietijos padalinimas: So
vietine Vokietija SUI centru
Berlyne ir Vakaru Vokietija su
centru .Frankfurte.
Tarp tu dvieju Vokietiju ir
vyksta atkakli, pusiau slapta
ir zutbutine kova. Patys Vo-
kieciai dar neturi galimybes
toje kovoje aktingai dalyvauti.
Jie tik stebi, svarsto, kartais
pasijuokia, kartais apsiverkia.
Ju vardu kaunasi ju buvusieji
priesininkai, kurie dabar jau
sakosi pasidare ju geriausiais
draugais.
Savaime aisku kad artinasi
laikas kada ir Vokieciai bus
itraukti ta kova. Tuo tarpu
dar jiems neaisku katroje pu-
seize yra didesnes laimejimo
galimybes, ir todel jie tik pri-
imineja pasiulymus, susilaiky-
dami nuo aiskaus ir griezto
pasisakymo katras "jaunikai-
tis" gall tiketis ju Strides.
Jei sprestume apie Vokiecius
is Birzelio pradzioje ivykusiu
fsavivaldybiniq rinkimQ Ameri-
kos zonoje tai turetume pripa-
zinti jog Sovietu komunistine
itaka sugeba placiau isiskNerb-
tt j Vakaru Vokietija. Beveik
visose savivaldybese komunis-
tq procentas pakilo. Kai ku-
riose vietose (pav. Niurnbur-
ge) komunistu partija savo
skaicium uzeme antra vieta
(socialdemokratai turf pirma
vieta).
Is savivaldybiniu rinkimq ga
lima butu padaryti isvada kad
Amerikieciu zonoje Wis dau-
giau atsiranda Vokieciq kurie
ina zvairuoti j Sovietu puse.
Gal but. leidus laisvus rinki-
mus Sovietu zonoje, galetume
pamatyti priesingus rezultatus'
Ir turbut taip bus tol kol tests
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25
Visi Keliai Veda
! Berlyna
SAJU'NGININKJJ

iiiiol DeIlylle karCOJaSl' laDal
tvarkingai. :. Viena savaite
praeina ramiai, taikingai. net
broliskai. Kita savaite staiga
atnesa neramumo, pykcio, as
trlQ zodziu ir net grasinimu.
lr taip tesiasi pakaitomis jau
kelintas menuo.
Is Sales stebint calcium pa
sakyti kad ten viskas isanksto
numatyta tarsi rupestingai pa
ruostame zaidime. Sajunginin-
kai, lyg kokie artistai, pasi-
keisdami iseina "scena", kali
ba pirmiausia Vokiecius, pas
kui Europiecius ir galiausia
/ pasaull. Kalba kiekvienas pa
gal savo reikalus ir tikslus. O
tie tikslai Wis del to labai skir-
tlngl, nesuderinti ir nesuderi-
nami. Kiekvienas taiko j Vo-
kiecip sirdi, ju norus ir vii
tbs, ir labai daznai - j ju ga
ma sausa, kieta ir spranginan-
cla duona. Pazadais, siulymais,
dovanomis, sumanymais ir vi
somis kitomis priem o n e m s
rungtyniauja Sajungininkai del
Vokieciq sympathy, ir rungty-
nlaudami savitarpyje, kandzio-
Jasi, stumdosi, pavyduliauja ir
stengiasi vienas antra pralen-
xii. -...,..,.a, x..if:.
Pralaimeje kara, Vokieciai
daug prarado. Bet neprarado
dar tick proto kad nesuprastu
ka reiskia tos aistringos sajun-
glninkQ rungtynes. Jie leng-
viau negu kas kitas supranta
kad Vokietijos ateitis priklau-
so nuo gincQ tarp sajunginin-
kq, nuo ju savitarpiniu santi-
kiQ ir kuodidziausiu priesingu-
mQ. Sajungininku vienybe rel
kstu Vokietijai prazuti; gi ju
nesutarimas skaidrina Vokie-
ciu ateiti.
Anuo metu, kai Jalto s ir
Potsdamo konferencijose trys-
ko tokia skaidri "karo sajun-
gininkQ" vienybe. :, Vokieciu
dienos, atrode, bus tamsios ir
ilgam laikui vargingos ir liud-
nos. Bet anas metas beveik
jau pamirStas. Pamirstas ir
tas ispudis kurs, karui baigian-
tis, Siege visus geros ir blogos
valios Vokiecius.
Greit bus vieneri metal kai
Vokieciai pasijuto tikrenybeje
turi pasaulio taikai ir ypatin-
gal Europos santvarkai daug
daugiau reiksmes negu jie ga
lejo manyti ir tiketis. Pernai,
gale metu nutrukus 'keturiu
didziuju' pasitarimams del tai
kos sutarties, Vokieciams be-
veik atvirai buvo pasakyta kad
dabar prasides ju naujos jegos
ir vertes laikotarpis. Ir ais
kiai matyti kad tas laikotarpis
gales pasibaigti Vokietijos at
sitiesimu ir jos isijungimu j
Europos tautu koncerta.
Belaukiant tos malonios die
nos, Vokieciams Wis dazniau
sakoma kad ju galybe yra vie
nybeje. Kitaip tariant, jiems
siuloma priesintis Vokietijos
padalinimui ir reikalauti kad
Vokietija butu ''ein Volk und
Elm Reich" 1viena tauta ir vie
ma yalstybe). Truksta dar su-
kio kad j butu ir "ein Fueh-
rer". Bet jeigu sajungininku
santikiai pasiliks tokioje pade-
tyje kokioje jie yra dabar, tai
galima laukti jog vel pasikar-
tos Vokietijoje 1882 metal -
Hitlerines Vokietijos metal su
reikalavimais stvienos tautos,
vienos valstybes ir vieno vado'.
Viskas rodo kad prie to eina-
ma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-25

| PCSA CAJoo, SOuAiCV oOVAS
tus. o jei ir vieni ir kiti Vo-
kietija apleistu ir. Vokieciai
balsuotu be jokios itakos is sa-
lies, tai greiciausia pasirodytq
jog Vokieciai kaip buvo taip ir
pasiliko nacionalsocialistai. -.
Ar Atsiras Trecia
1Vokietija?
>NEBERA jokios paslapties
kad arteja diena kada lures
baigtis netvarka Europoje ir
kitur. Milziniskos ginklavimo-
81 programos rodo kuriuo ke-
liu bus galutinai sprendziami
Xxi siol neisspresti svarbiausie-
j tarptautiniai klausimai.
Visi raminantieji samprota-
vimai neturi jokios vertes ar
ba teturi tik ta verte kad jais
norma uzmaskuoti savo planus
ir sulaikyti pasauli nuo per-
ankstyvo nervavimosi. Tegul
kalba kas kaip nori, gi niekas
jau nebesiduos itikinamas jog
yra galima simtmecius gwen
tt pasauliui taip kaip jis dabar
gyvena. Diena ateis, ir il ne
gall butt tolima.
Tat neveltui skuba ir Sovie-
tai ir Anglai-Amerikieciai pa
, ruosti galutinai Vokietija sa-
vo politiniams uzdaviniams.
Tuo tikslu ir Sovietai ir An
glai-Amerikieciai nori duoti
Vokieciams vyriausybe ir no.
ri leisti jiems patterns tvarky-
tbs, kad ju paciu rankom gale
tu zarstyti nuodegulius. Ir vie
nj ir antri numato Vokietijai
vieta Europos politikoje, kuria
dar ilgai nustatines ne kas XII
tas kaip tik dvi didziosios je-
gos: Sovietai ir Amerikieciai.
Bet jei Sovietai jauciasi ju
uzimtoje Vokietijoje pilnais
seimininkais, galinciais daryti
sprendimus visais klausimais,
neatsiklausdami nieko, tai A.
merikieciai Vakarq Vokietijoje
toll grazu negali jaustis tokiais.
Ka jie bedarytQ, Wis dar turf
tariffs ir susitarti su kitu Va
karu Vokietijos dvieju zonu
valdytojais: Anglais ir Pran-
cuzais. Ia aplinkybe neleidzia
Amerikieciu politikai butt ais
kiai ir nuosekliai, mes reikia
skaitytis SUI kitu savo dviejq
sajungininku morals.
O juk vienas tu sajunginin-
ku - Prancuzija - yra labai
kaprizinga Vokietijos atzvilgiu.
il geruoju nesiduoda palenkia-
ma, ir kai reikia SUI ia susitar-
tt tai daug laiko reikia praleis-
ii ir daug energijos isaikvoti.
stai nesenai Londone po ga
ma ilgu ir sunkiQ pasitarimu
Prancuzijos atstovai buvo pri-
versti priimti Anglu-Amerikie-
ciu plana Vakaru Vokietijai or
ganizuoti. Ir koks baisus pa
sipiktinimas kilo visoje Pran-
cuzijoje: girdi, vel Amerikie-
ciai Anglai daro tas pacias
klaidas kokias jie dare 1888
metals; vel jie ruosiasi tvarky-
ii Vokietija taip kad il po 10
20 metu ketvirta karta vieno
simtmecio begyje vel pulls
Prancuz5a.
Visa Prancuzijos nelaime tai
kad il is sio karo isejo sulau-
zyta, be jegos ir be garbes. Bet
jei Prancuzija butu siadien to-
kia kokia il buvo po I Pasauli-
nio karo tai tikriausia turetu-
me ne dvi, O iris Vokietijas. Ir
trecioji Vokietija butu "Pran-
cuziska" SUI didziausiomis re-
paracijomis, SUI visokiomis kon-
trolemis, anekcijomis ir visais
pikciausiais saugumo varztais.
Gi siadien, kai PrancuzQ oku-
puotoje zonoje ir pacioje Pran-
cuzijoje valgoma ir gyvenama
tik is "Marshall'o plano, tai
Evening star., 1948-06-28
By the Associated Press =

BLOOMFIELD, N. j., June 28.-
Three American youths whose COM
petitive spirit carried them through
long, wearying hours of all-around
track and field action in the face of
almost impossible weather condi-
tions emerged today as the United
States Olympic decathlon team.
The three who finished on top in
yesterdays final Olympic trials on
storm-swept Foley Field were:
/. Bob Matthias, 17-year-old Tu-
Are (CalifD High School boy, whose
feat of winning the national deca-
thlon AAU title and No. l spot
on the Olympic decathlon squad on
his second try in the all-events COM
petition is virtually without prece-
dent in the track and field world.
2. Irving MOON Mondschein,
New York University's football and
track star, 1947 AAU high jump
titlist and sharer this year Of the
NCAA high Jump honor. He COM
peted for the New York Pioneer
Club.
3. Floyd Simmons, Charlotte. N. c.,
hurdler and former University of
North Carolina football back, who
made the team in his second year
of decathlon effort.
The sun already had set when
young Matthias came sloshing to the
finish of the last of 10 events-the
$500 meter run. His face and body
were covered with mud, but in the
tradition of great competitors he
put on = dogged sprint even though
he was fourth in his heat. Every
second meant points.
Matthias scored 1924 points;
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Penso Sail Star
HNoveI Event

Columbia Yacht Club members.
both sail and power, frolicked on
the Potomac River yesterday in. a
series of screwball events following
their fiag-raising ceremonies.
Most novel of the year was bal
loon race for sailors, which was
won by Len Penso in his Penguin
Glass Gadget. The prize went to
the first boat to finish with the
largest number of balloons aboard.
The balloons were spread on the
water ahead of the feet. Penso
collected 20, leaving him little room.
Ike Greenberg in his cruiser Sal
ly Sd won what is known as bang
and-go-back race. Every time
gun is fired, boats reverse their
course and head in the other direc-
ton. This goes on for about four
times.
Bill Barker in his Snipe Glass
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Hogan Curtai|ing Golf
Following Inverness
Win With Demaret
BY the Associotsd Press

| TOLEDO, Ohio, June 2S.-Ben
Hogan and Jimmy Demaret have
tucked away their third consecutive
and final - Inverness Four Ball
Championship, plus check for
$500.
It was their final title, because
Hogan announced at the 126-hole
best-ball Journeys conclusion that
he would not be back next year and
that ne was curtailing his golfing
activities by eliminating "the longer
events"
I'm not retiring" Hogan said,
"for 1 plan to play golf all my life.
But these tournaments are quite a
grind, especially the long ones"
Asked if he meant he might not
defend his National Open and PGA
championships, Hogan replied:
II haven't made up my mind
about that"
In Detroit Meet This Week.
Hogan Is the first man since Gene
Sarazen in 1922 to win the PGA
and National Open crowns the same
year. He will play in the Motor
City Open this week end at Detroit,
but will pass up the Columbus, Ohio,
Open next week when Demaret will
join him in a series of exhibitions.
Hogan and Demaret spread
eagled the field in the Inverness
classic, winning by 10 points over
Chick Harbert of Detroit and VIC
Ghezzi of Kansas City. for the
greatest winning margin In the
II wears of the classic which they've
won four times.
They picked up an additional Sou
for shooting So brides in the 126
holes, another record, and they
turned in a pair of consecutive 6os'
Lowest ever recorded in the best
ball event, for another $3.50. They
were 81 under par for the l26 holes,
missing even figures only on the
l26th hole-a lapse which allowed
Harbert and Ghezzi to grab a l-up
decision. That was the only match
the champs lost against the other
seven pairs of hot-shots.
Order of Finish.
Here's how they finished, with
the prize money:
Hogan-Demaret (plus l6), $500;
Harbert- -Ghezzi (plus s., $l,70o;
Llovd Mangrum-Dick Metz lplus y.
s1.150; Bobby Locke-Ed Furgol
(plus D, s1,150; Garry Middlecof1-
Jim Ferrier minus s., 5000; Clayton
Haefner- Herman Keiser (minus o.,
$500; E. j. DutchD Harrison Bob
Hamilton (minus 7, $7O0, and Johnny
Partnership Alexander tminus 3D.
$500. ,
The big birdie barrage produced
$50 under par holes, 246 brides and
four eagles, as the play-for- play
experts ripped the course apart.
In addition to the tourney prize
money, Harbert picked up $125 and
Alexander $25 for finishing one-two
in a driving contest. The tourney
drew about $4,000 paying customers,
10 500 of whom say yesterdays final
at $3.10 each.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Leviton, Kramer Seek
Kavakos Slab Role

Sixteen-year-old Abe Leviton and
Fred Curly" Kramer will vie for
a starting role in one end of the
Kavakos Grill mines American Soft
ball League Conference double
header with the leading New York
Grumman Yankees at Griffith
Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Manager Walter Smith said Ka-
vakos' star hurler, big Jack Smith,
would start one game and that his
choice between Leviton and Kramer
would be decided in two area con-
tests this week. Georgetown Grill
will be met tomorrow at Edgewood
Playground at pm. and Thrifty
Beverage or Mount Rainier Thurs
day.
Saturdays double will mark
Kavakos' first home appearance
since joining the American League
this year. The local nine is in sec
ond place, and a double victory
would throw it into a tie with the
now-leading Grummans.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Weekend Golf Results

MANOR tmatch play against par,-
Roy K. Amick, l up; W, l. Hicks: Ted Bur
rows and George McGehee tied for sec
ond even.
MIXED Scotch foursome on inside ninep
Low gross, Mrs. w. E. WEIGH and F. M.
Milan, 80. low net, Mrs. J. Hinhmelhener
and Jack Crook, 40-11-29.
BELLE HAVEN De Maine Trophy tour
nament)-Tie between Alex Guyol. "a
1O-64 and Dick Marshall 78-14-o4
ARMY NAVY (best ball. two-ball tour
nament)-B. g. Schultz and W; A; Hearn
tied J. T. Mccue and g. c. Wells with
best WoonMosr ssI, S5s t..n,or championship,
Dr.. Sam Bogdonon the winner with 81
Ill; .ite, for SECOND between Alex
q. and Max alazer. sS-so-7S. ,
(SweepstakeD-Class A, tie between
Howard Nordlinger. 73.3-70, and vii
van Blechman, 7o-13-63; Dr.. Bosdonon
s2-11-71, and Lester Rosenbsrg. 60
24-71 J. Friedlander, 94-22-72, and
sam Bloock. 93-20-73.
BETHESDA two-man team cha mpion-
ship)-Serse Folk and Hank Harmon de-
feated Willis Nolan and j. Ballantyne.
g and 3, in a seminal match as FOLK
posted 81. J. E.. Miller and z. WEIGH
defeated Tom Manning and R. Patterson
IN % holes
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Post time-S:15 pm.

INDIAN SPRING Beard of Governors
Sd; second, John z, Feeney, s6-22-
"a: third, Arthur Seaton. s7-22-65. Low
gross, r. H. O'Malley, "A.
tWomens match play against par Ann
Sugar. 3 up; Mrs. George Thornton and
Mrs Gus SaSscer | down.
CONGRESSIONAL tmixed scotch four
somehow gross, Mrs. E. v. Brumnel
and ]. L. Geddes. Low net. Mr.: and Mrs
Elmer jenkins, 90-I7-73: Mrs. J. 1.
Geddes and E. " Brumfel, 91-1S-73,
and Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Lochiel, 95-22-
13
(selective nine holes. DR.. L. W. Gray,
34-s-26; A. W. Femular 31-4-27; }: q.
Myers, 34-6-2s; Matt Mahorner, 35-7-
PRINCE GEORGES (sweepstakes)-Low
gross, Bob Morris, 6s. Low net. r: Wag-
ner 75-9-66; ]. Jankowski, 74-6-6S;
Mai Carl LIGHTER, 1890. Class low
gross, G. B. Lord, SO. Low net, r. M.
Fauntleroy, 92-l9-11
(Mechau Cup playoffl Mrs. Ralph Byers
winner with 107-36-71 over Mrs. Charles
Fro ynfelter, Oil ia, and Mrs. Howard
KENWOoD Uwo-man team champion
shipl-Medal won by Dick Melvin and
Maury Fitzgerald with a best ball 81.
pairings: Melvin and Fitzgerald VS.. Roy
Deveraux and A. H. Youngquist G0: L.
e. Imhoff and E. r. Ferguson t70l VS., H.
B Hunt and Carl Gnam C72l, William
Briggs and Joe Wilson t69) VS.. DR.. Joseph
Kenrick snd Nick Hollander C12>. Ted
RuIley and Reggie Hereford ID VS.. John
W. Molyneaux and Semia 73).
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Schoo!boy, II, AmozingLeod
Of Olympic DecathIon Squad

Mondschein, 7101, and Simmons,
1854. The point totals of the other
II entries ranged from 6,84l to the
last mans 3,4l6.
The three Olympic team men,
bers' totals of over 1000 each,
augured well for Americas hopes to
send team comparable to that OF
Glenn Morris, Robert Clark and
Jack Parker, who finished 1913 in
the 1886 Olympics in Berlin. In
that meet, Morris set the world
mark of 1900, which still stands.
Under the. adverse weather con-
ditions," said Ward H. Haylett,
United States Olympic decathlon
coach who watched the tryouts, Il
think the scores were remarkably
good"
Coach Haylett, of Kansas State
College, was pleased with the per-
formances and said that while for
eign competition this year definitely
is of a higher caliber than in the
last two Olympiads, he felt conf
dent the United States team would
make splendid showing.
Final standings:
J.; Matthias, 7,.24; .. Mondschein. 7,1oI; !;
Angeles A. c., 6,s4l: 5. James Boerson,
Indiana Unlyerslty s, .75; u, Milnam
Charles G. Baker. University of Arkansas,
6,4l4; s, Ii. Connor H. Hollingsworth,
U. 8. M C. Annapolis, Md. 6,OSS: 9,
fornia. 6,069: 10. Norman Rathbu2, un-
attached. Charlottesville. Va, $50; u,
Wilbur Ross. Baldwin Wallace, 800; IL.
William F. Mitchell, GEORGETOWN. 5,641;
10, Russell Thomas, Jeanette Harriers,
Pa, 5,612: IA John w. voight, Baltimore
Glq6 fiho,, Sts r. Roser " .ne nerTa1seT Wsser
Jeanette Harriers, 5.1O7: II. Leonard
Philips. unattached, New Haven, 4,934;
1906; 10, Lemont McCracken. Jeannette
Harriers 1925; 90, Robert LowthT,
Louisiana State University, 3,416.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Club Golf Title Set Up
For Gardner With
Rippy Out ofCity

The anticipated meeting between
Defending Champion Claude Rippy
and Jim Gardner, who has been the
second hottest golfer OF the season
in the District, in the Washington
Colt and Country Club champion
ship will not take place because
Rippy will be out of town next week
end and will not defend his title.
Rippy, who has confined his
tournament golf of the last few
years to the club title event, has
won it the last three years without
being extended and lost only to
Harold Hair several years ago in his
years of club competition.
Gardner now is the odds-on-
favorite to succeed Rippy. not only
because of his seasons record but
because he topped the field by nine
strokes in the qualifying round with
a 69-71-140, even part for the dis
lance. Bill McCabe, who with Ed
Steptoe and Hair figure to give
Gardner a chase for the title, was
second with 148.
Pairings for the first round In the
fight of 80.
cardner as Rsat'as' 1s. pp nra i0 R MeLister u5s
c. c. Ksndrisk 16G Jsv,,ls Us; MauTiss T6s, fM vs.
T50 GH5 vs.. Paul Perkins ds3l. cliftord
Hunt us" VS.; weSh Georfe 15sj Prise Ss n t0V.. e
% Mcouie ne2I: Ed steptoe ,Q52l gs. D.
c. Daniel G62l, w. A. Walsh uo9 vs.
Donald S; ls CaTuthers %, nSs'; Chick Feather
Donsld f,Sns ss' Lee u5s, Lewis sSasteut 5a, Mss,I
R. Regno,ds Msc.r,sI 4sn' nss sis Garrfli 4 IL
J. E. Richards G56l vs. NJ. Pomeroy
M63. George lM Ihomass nas,n u1f 2sa, VS. 3, 8 R
Monsees 164.
The hole -one scored by John
L. Newbold on the ninth hole at
Chevy Chase late yesterday after
noon was only the fifth one ever
scored there according to the golf
shop historians.
The hole is the longest par 3
in the District-230 yards-and
Newbold used driver for his per-
feet shot. The other members OF
the foursome were Admiral A. c.
Miles, Edward H. Miller and Gene
Carusi.
Clifton Park golfers OF Baltimore
gained revenge for previous defeat
at the haids of the East Potomac
team by defeating the District pub
lie links team, BAIT, yesterday on
the winners course.
Low scorer was Billy Collins. fav-
orite to lead the National Public
Links qualifying trials tomorrow at
Mount Pleasant, who shot a SO.
The Middle Atlantic PGA mem
oers were to pay their annual visit
to the Officers' Club at Quantico to-
day where the Marine Corps officers,
as usual, boosted the pro sweep
stakes purse with 500 donation.
AL Jamison, the host pro who Is
one of the leaders in the pros cam
paign to regulate handicaps in the
weekly pro-amateur tournaments,
was to introduce a system whereby
no team will score more than two
Or three strokes better than par.
according to him.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Harrison's S Third Try
Wins Lynn Pin Meet

Herbie Harrison, veteran Silver
Spring bowler, with 438 score
which included a 69-pin handicap
won the Gladys Lynn benefit tour
nament held at Hi-Skor yesterday
Harrison entered the event three
times before his final gross count
TONED a field of 81 entries.
A sum Of $120 was raised for Mrs.
Lynn, well-known Rosslyn roller,
seriously iii for some while.
Adolph Dreis, president Of Mer-
chants League, was second with 48-
429. Nick Rinaldi, District League
star. with 27-425 and Jim Ruddell
of the Thrifty Beverage loop with
63-425 tied for third.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Texas League,

Texas League.
Fort Worth, ~: Dallas, Ia.
oklahoma, A.: Tulsa, Us.
Houston, 4-5: Beaumont. I'll.
Shreveport, 10; San Antonio. i.
South Atlantic League.
Charleston. 3: Savannah, l.
Macon, q; Augusta, 5.
Columbus, 6: Greenville, 3.
Columbia, 4; Jacksonville, 2.