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Evening star., 1948-02-28
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Evening star., 1948-06-03
Nays Fighters Aren't What They Used to Be
Difference Lies Experience Says Coach Of Olympic Squad

media, Calf, who also are coach
ing the squad, it's q safe bet
they've been here and have some
pleasant memories Of the place.
its smart having these men
work with the fighters" says
Spike Webb, Nays veteran ring
coach and four-times Olympic
team mentor. They've seen these
kids from the start and knew
what they can do and know what
to do for them"
You know Ryan is correct
when he says the kids need more
experience by just looking at
Jimmy Quinn, q baby-face as
sassin. A 17-year-old flyweight,
Quinn has won So bouts and lost
only seven. Bill Bossio, 20, .
bantamweight from Pittsburgh,
has won IS of his 40 bouts, and
Jimmy Ithia, a smart-looking
featherweight. 20 years old, from
New York City, has won all but
one Of his II scraps.
Give 'em time and they'll real
ly show you something" say the
coaches. But, then, you'll see =
lot Of leather-pushing at Uline's
come June IS, because the punch
ing that night will be for keeps
and . shot at an Olympic berth.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Minor District Event
Won by Zimmerman

Charley Zimmerman, captain OF
the Lucky Strike team, with 1913
gross score won the post-season
Minor District Duckpin League
tournament held at Mount Rainier
last night. Rating 12-pin handicap,
he bowied 3S6 from scratch.
Frank Micalizzi, Temple captain,
was second with 6-392. High game
prize went to Harry Brown OF Pet
worth No. with 159, while Jimmy
Carroll Of Petworth No. 2 copped
the consolation high scratch set
award with 384.
Pop Bailey Memorial League.
which rolls at Mount Rainier on
Monday nights at 7:15. Is reorgands-
ing for next season with 560-team
average limit. The winning team
will receive $1,000 and the Pop
Crawley Trophy. Captains Of teams
desiring q franchise should call
Manager Bob Miciotto, Warfield
1920. Henry A. Wilson, who recently
won the Silver Spring match-game
championship, Is president Of the
league.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

I beat the German champion,
Billy Drake, for him, and I
fought q lot for frankie Mann.
too. We had some fine times and
great fights at the Aloysious Club
when Frankie was putting on the
shows"
Those names sound familiar"
said Bill Brennan, drifting into
the conversation. Remember
Walter Kirkwood who used to box
around Washington some years
ago? beat him at Portsmouth
in 1888. I boxed at Portner's
Arena in Alexandra for Mann
and we had some rousing bouts
there"
Brennan's series with Jake
Denning, sseven bouts In which
each won three and drew once.
probably is one Of the longest Of
modern times. But the one that.
iuts out. most prominently in his
memory is his fifth-round knock
out over Jackie Ward, at that
time the All-Navy light-heavy
champ. Ward had Brennan on
the deck seven times before Bill
landed the haymaker.
But the most startling thing
that ever happened to me was
in q fight with Battling Bozies ut
Norfolk. We were standing in
the middle Of the ring, whaling
away at one another at close
quarters when he stepped back
and said. Wait minute He
walked to the edge Of the ring
and yelled at his mother-in-law
to 60 on home and quit scream
ing at him, then he came back
and started fighting again"
1t will be sort of homecom-
: ing for these two chiefs when the
all-Navy squad steams into
Uline Arena the night Of June Is
to fight it out for a trip to the
final Olympic trials. And while
we didn't get a chance to talk to
Harry Cortese from Bayonne,
N. j., or Jimmy Bratton of Ala
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Shea D. C.'s Big Hope
AS Middle Atlantic
Golf Test Opens
BY s,off Correspondent Of The sses

BALTIMORE, June 3.-William
IL. Billy Shea, the Congressional
Club SHOEMAKER who played some
of the finest golf Of his career this
spring-only to interrupt his streak
for law school examinations-will
attempt to regain the touch as the
top Washington golfer in the Middle
Atlantic Amateur golf championship
that started today at Five Farms.
With the Districts Three B's,"
Bobby Brownell, Ralph Bogart and
Volney Burnett all passing up the
tournament, Shea will be the hope
of the District contingent to make
it five straight titles for players
from the Nations Capital.
Today's 18-hole qualifying round
over the championship Five Farms
course was to be followed by two
rounds of match play tomorrow and
the semifinals and final on SatW-
day. Par is 10 at the course which
has played host to the National
Amateur and PGA and it's .
rugged 10.
The four former champions en-
tered in the 45th annual sectional
championship include exWashington
Pro Roland Mackenzie, who won
the title in 1925, two years after
he lost in the final to his late
father. Others are Shea, the 1887
titlist; Ernie Caldwell, who won IN
1882, and Dave Crook, the 1888
champion.
Virginia's top entry is Dave Ewell,
many time champion of the Herml-
tage Club in Richmond and winner
of many invitation titles In his
home State.
A Virginian has not won the Mid
die Atlantic since Morton Mccarthy
of Norfolk captured it in 1885, and
Baltimores last triumph was scored
by Spencer Overton in 1910. Brown
ell won it in Al and last year,
Claude Rippy in 1912 and Burnett
In 1916. The tournament was not
held during the war years.
The Middle Atlantic is the Oldest
tournament in this section OF the
country dating from 1902.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Difference Lies
By Lewis F. Atchison

NAV, these Navy fighters now
adays aren't as good as the old
timers" said Chief Petty Oficer
Paddy Ryan, a seasoned old salt
out of San Diego, Calf. They
don't have the experience and
can't get it like we did," he added.
The Iantern-jawed Ryan, one
of four chiefs helping whip the
all-Navy team into shape for the
Olympic trials, good-naturedly
growled at . couple of youngsters
working in the training ring at
Bainbridge, Md. I'VE were al
lowed to fight pro in the old
days." he continued. But these
kids have got to be amateurs.
Every time . ship touched port
we lighted out for the nearest
fight club and took on the local
champ. Or else we'd arrange .
scrap with gobs from another
ship. It was good sport and 1t
meant dough for U.s."
you can see the difference IN
that setup and this" he said.
WED fight every week-twice .
week II we had the chance-and
these boys don't have the same
chance. Don't get me wrong
about these kids, there's plenty OF
class here, but they're just babies
and don't run into the kind Of
competition We had. Give 'em
time, though, and you'll see . big
improvement"
Ryan's ring career goes back to
Waterford. Ireland, where he first
commanded attention as q light
weight. He won the champion
ship of the 67th Division, British
Army, and after coming to this
country In 1920 and signing up
with the Navy, won the heet
championship In 1924, rs and '26,
and the battle feet crown In %.
II boxed for Heinie Miller at
Kenilworth," he told us. ASK
him If he doesn't remember me.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Heurich Showing Way
In Industrial Loop

Heurich Brewers are . half .
game in front Of Naimans Disc
Shop and Cameo Furniture in the
torrid Industrial League race after
whipping Thrifty Liquors, 81, yes
terday.
The Brewers have won four
games of six, while Naiman's and
Cameo are deadlocked for second,
each with three victories In five
starts. Joe Kaufman led Heurich
at the plate with two doubles and
a single in four trips
Merchandising Plumbers own a
respectable record Of four victories
in five games in Departmental
League after downing FBI, s-3.
Warren Webb gave the G-Men
only five hits and struck out eight.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Traffic Club Golf Meet
Scheduled Tuesdoy

The Trafdc Club of Washington
will hold its annual golf outing next
Tuesday at Prince Georges. An at
tendance of nearly 800 members and
guests is expected.
Jim Gardner, winner Of the Indian
Spring Invitation tournament last
month, is general chairman Of the
event
Evening star., 1948-06-03
GEORGE Homers in Finole

Jack George, who will enter
Notre Dame next fall, closed out
his athletic career at st. Johns
yesterday. George slammed q home
run to pace the Johnnies to a 10-1
victory over st. Anthony's at Taft
Field. Don Kokes also homered for
St, Johns.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

@ a liza & n e r
and Pro Witty
Cox, are in
trodu C | n & a
new t y p e
ur nament
next week and
unless you get
hep you re
likely to be
slightly con-
fused by the
hrst Congress
sional Mem
ber-Gu e Q t
I n vi t alton
tournament.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
ca THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G.
4,
<YlI4EsE: ~ p
GREEN @3aaz
By MerrelI WhittIesey

you say National Open PGA to the golfer he's
Whats derence?" When it to low net
has to hesitate before he's which which,
when blind bogey seecve handicap tour
the weekend amazed to learn they and
the And, of when match play or medal
Evening star., 1948-06-03

that's good Tor the old blank
stare.
This M leading up to the fact
that Congressional Country Club
members, through w a t er
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-05-13
LoNZA LOCALS

Ed Hurt, who was injured in
the mines, has returned home
from the hospital at Pikeville,
and is much improved.
Mrs. S. P. Cochran spent Sat-
urday night with her brother, A.
B. Vanover, and family of Ramey
Flats.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Hurley Cochran were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Cochran and son, Mrs.
S. P. Cochran, Ann Mullins, Ray
Musick and Mabel and Merville
Cochran.
Essie Stapleton of Pikeville and
Burl Musick visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Estus Musick Sun
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-05-13
LITTLE ADS
Where Buyer And Seller Meet
A Country Home

FOR SALE - 4-room house,
nice porch, good smoke house,
wood and coal house, CHI cken
house, fine spring water, Lights
and good neighbors Two miles of
town in Lockhart Flats. On good
dirt road. Two good gardens, l OF
2 acres, more or less Good straw
berry patch and 20 cherry trees.
If interested in a good home, see
James Monroe Vanovcr, Clint
wood, Va. (4tc May 6-48)
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few days.
C. w. Davis visited S. P. Coch-
ran and family Monday.
Anita Gibson spent Sunday
night with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Cochran.
Roy Musick and Merville Coch
ran attended the show at Haysi
Sunday.
Mrs. Worley Gibson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hurt Monday.
Kenneth Gibson spent Sunday
night with James Payne.
Clifford Cochran of Grundy
spent Saturday night with Fayne
Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Collins of
Clinchco visited at the home Of
Bert MCGOWAN Sunday.
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Estil McCloud and family, of
Norton, Estus Musick and family,
Ann Mullins, Mrs. S. P. Cochran
and daughter, Mabel, Merville
Cochran, Roy Musick and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Cochran and son
visited at the home of Ed Hurt
Sunday.
Several people of this commun
ity attended farewell party at
the home of Stephen Rose Satu1-
day night, and all reported a nice
time
Rufus Musick and wife visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Musick, Sunday.
Pfc. Fayne Rose, who is sta
toned in Texas, is home for
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Farm For Sale

FOR SALE-14 acres, 5-room
finished house, stone dairy, new
smoke house, big barn, lights,
electric pump. This property is
located On Lyons Fork, close to
new mines at Lick Fork. Priced
to sell. See Or write Cossie E.
Adkins, Rt. 2, Box 1875, Coeburn,
Va. (3tp 4-29-48)
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House And Lot

FOR SALE - Broom boxed
house and l IL acre of land, To-
Gated on Coeburn highway near
Darwin. See Frank Crabtree,
Long Fork, Va. (3tp 4-29-48)
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TOMATO PLANTS

FOR SALE - Tomato plants,
assorted varieties. See E. c.
Smith, Clintwood, Va. (3tc 5-13)
Laurel outlook., 1948-07-21
Impressions Of Spain
Are Related By Bray
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UN, and consequently her interna-
tional commerce is on a leash and
carry" basis.
Questioned concerning the politi.
cal situation in that country, Bray
said that though the people ire al
lowed very little political partici-
patton under the dictatorship and
are often dissatisfied with the gov
eminent, they much prefer the pres
ent government to the communistic
Republican regime of ~pre-revolu-
tionary days. The people, pre-
dominately Catholic in faith, are
bitterly opposed to the tenets of
communism, and look to the West
for relief from communist pressure.
He cited an instance of Spanish
reaction to our freedom of the
press. When a trade journal to
he subscribes bitterly critiz-
ed President Truman, a Spanish
expressed himself as feeling
that such action carried freedom
too far and was most undignified.
To Bray, the most outstanding
features of Spain are its scenic
and the hospitality of it's
The Spanish people have
made him feel quite at home in
heir land, and he compared this
to the typical reaction of Americans
foreigners.
Bray left Laurel Tuesday on a
journey that will take him through
Yellowstone park, Washington, Cal
fornia and then east to Columbus,
ohio.