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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
GEORGE {. BUQKELL
dies, Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-tP-
George Edwin Burnell, internation-
aiiy known philosopher and relig-
lous educator, is dead at the age
Of IS.
Author of more than 1000 reports
On metaphysical subjects and sacred
literature, Burnell died yesterday af-
ter short illness.
JOHNSONS RETURN
Mr.. and Mrs Burr johnson re-
turned aboard the Princess Louise
from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
TASSELL HERE

Joseph Tassell, son of Joe Tas-
sell of Douglas returned from Mt.
Edgecumbe this week to attend
the funeral of his late Uncle Alex
Tassell, who was buried Friday af-
ternoon. Young Tassell is student,
freshman class, at the Mt. Edge
cumbe School
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
EASTERN STAR TO
MEET ON TUESDAY

The Order of Eastern Star Will
hold their monthly social meeting
Tuesday night in the Scottish Rite
Temple.
Following the meeting there will
be special entertainment in the
lodge room and ball room. All men,
bers and visiting members are in
vited to bring their escorts.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
BABY SITTING

Mrs. A. E. Tickell is inviting
Douglas mothers. who are interest
ed in developing a better Baby
Sitting Service. to meeting to
be held in her home tomorrow
Tuesday evening. at 8 O'Clock, to
discuss the matter. She states that
every mother interested in i'm
proving this service is invited to
be present, at her home on Sec
ond Street.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25

Shipments of supplies to and
products from the steel industry ac-
counted last year for IL percent of
the country's freight bill.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25

Steel rail prices dropped from
$3.50 per ton in 1868 to less than
$50 per ton last year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
EASTERN STAR

Social meeting, Juneau Chapter
No. T. Tuesday, October Goth, 8
O'Clock. Special entertainment fol-
lowing; members may bring es-
cort.
"a 2t Alice Brown, Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
JOINS HUSBAND

Mrs. Frank Barrier arrived in
Douglas last week from Bremen
ton, Wash, to join her husband,
who is a logger. Mrs. Barber
made the trip by PAA, her first
airplane travel, and is now settled
in enc of the Juneau Spruce Corp.
home on st. AIMS Avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
MRS. NEAL, SON, HOME

Mrs. Don Neal and baby son ar
rived home last evening from st.
AIMS Hospital. The baby boy,
named Douglas Roger, was born
Oct. 16. and joins three sisters
and brother.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25
ARTHUR J.BRENNAN*

Insurance salesman stritched
to CaIUers RcserUe because
"Caluert is an all around
better-fasting wtiskey.
.af GAO Droadnooro Ave. Beaverton Oregon
CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whlske.
-86.8 Proof $50 Grain Neutral Spirits
Calvert Distillers Corp, New YORK Cit
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-10-25

Read the want-Ads for bargains.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Worrenton Show Summaries

psss M''1,ns Assns horse xse al'sn' l. g !
Merry Boys Allen; 8, A; c. ANDRE Andresgs &
Haae Hone's Lon longs HeNs Yeiiow Allen.
Walking horse mares: l. c. c. Turner's
Merry. wilson; 2. c. c. Turner'S Heir Ap-
Bssay Z er oePaFs f 5sgss ssns s
entries Of c. c. Turner by Albany Alien.
Walking 3a horse nuada ysaFlings e Tr1srs e pgIs
Merry nsi Ahsae Hiien G a1nsrs Tarners shennas
Walking horse two and three-year ar-olds:
1. c. c. turner's Womack's Ace 2; c. g:
Turner's Nancy Easter; 3. G. e. turner,
Gypsy King; A. DR.. George H. Longs COL
walking horse champion C. C. Turner S
foaI bv Albany Allen.
Walking horse reserve: C. C. Turner's
% Heavy draft stallion: /. VIM. Pages two
Carlos; 8. ii. c. Tnompson's Don Nal
IL Heavy draft mares: l. H. G. Thompson, s
Joan; 2. H. g: Thompson,s Beauty sc aeseafa NAL
Heavy GaS =; draft foais: i ): Richard R; Rems-
burgs, entry by Brillegas; z Guy IN n:
engg Sy Mas9h snrs as BY Mason
Malmaison; 4. William Pages entry by
Admiral Degas.
Heavy Qra1t yedTllugS. l.. n u l uouip-
sons entry by Mason de Malmalson
William Pages entry; 3. Guy N. CornelPs
Nancy Malmaison: 4. Richard r. Rems-
burg's June'S Little Lulu.
Heavy graft ranv 2ayeaTolds y RicSarg Gqg r
Remsburg's Brilletta; 3. H. c. Thompson S
Nettie Malmaison; 4. William Pages
N'P Pairs t'' Of heavy draft horses: J. Guy n.
CornelTs entry; 2 Richard R. Remsburg' S
entry; s. Guy N. cornelrs entry; 4. Will
liam Pages entry.
Heavy draft champion
H C. Thompsons entry by Mason de
Reserve heavy draft: Guy N. Cornell S
Pony stafiion: I. Dunnottar Pony Farm S
Trouble: 9 Mrs. A. Mackay Smiths Farm
ley Sunshine; g. F. Julia Shearers Omar;
4. Mrs, A. Mackay Smiths Garnley Sirius.
Pony mares with foals:
1, Meander and Keithwood Farms Hazel
?. r. C. Winchester's First Showing; ..
Anthony Rives' Sweeper; 4. Doris J. cum
ningham's Sweeper.
l. Meander and Keithwood FARMS entry;
2 Mrs MacKay Smiths entry; 3. Il.
Jones entry by Stormy weather; A. Doris
j. Cunningham'S entry by Billie.
Pony yearlings: ~ ,
l. Dunnottar Pony Farms Trouble;
3. Anthony Rives' Brigand II; 4. F. Julia
Shearer's entry by omar.
1. Mary E. Leoghs Kings Jester John
F. Freeman's Rocky; g. Mrs. Maekay
Cp;th,c FarpIpy SunShine; 4. DunnOttar
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Rando|phs' 1opsfie|d
Takes Hunter Title
In Breeding Show
By Angelina J. CorobelIi
s,.,;,I co,,.,nond.n, Of N, ,s,or

Special CorFespondsnf OF me Sior
WARRENTON, Va, July 10.-The
horse show grounds here today was
horseman's paradise as 273 hunter,
racing, heavy draft. walking and
pony broodmares, stations, foas,
yearlings and 2-year-olds paraded
for the coveted breeding awards, In
the third annual Virginia Horse
mans Association Show Of breeding
stock. This is the most important
breeding event of the East.
Awards in the popular hunting
and racing divisions were widely
distributed with DR.. and Mrs. A. c.
Randolph's entries leading the
hunting field. The Randolphs' first
win was in the class for foals suit
able to become hunters with lovely
chestnut filly by Wait-a-Bit-Tell-
emof by Runnentell. In the 2
year-old colt class Mrs. Randolph's
Topsfield by Imp. Easton-Sun Frit-
tiers bested the field, and in the
yearling filly event a full sister to
the foal winner was second. A we'll
IlldQC SICy Wy 1sCAbA4eSh 1ASss WA
placed fourth in this class.
Topsfield was awarded the hunter
division championship and Roger
Bayly, jr.'s Miss Whirl, grey by
Cpq D'Esprit- -Whirl and Twirl, WIN
ner of the 2-year-old fllly event, was
the hunter reserve.
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane's Brook
meade Farm entry, Safeguard, a g.
year-old chestnut mare by Okapi,
was winner of the racing crown
This mare was judged the best mare
with foal at foot in a class of more
than "a blooded entries. Mrs. Sloane
was the top winner Of this division
in taking four firsts, a second and
fourth. Reserve to Safeguard was
William Ziegler's 31A month ole
chestnut filly by Wait-A-Bit-March.
ing Home by John P. Grier, the only
double winner of the day, having
won both the foal and the important
Black Mat Challenge Trophy.
The progeny of Ziegler's stallion
Wait-A-Bit were the most consistent
winners in both the racing ane
hunter divisions.
Other notable winners were Ernest
Redmon and Justin Funkhouser
Redmon's entries, always outstand-
ing because of their size and quail.
ity, accounted for the open yearline
hunter colt class with Irish Wins
and with Lucille's Best, big geld.
ing, by ones Enough, was winner
of the 2-year-old half-breds ane
placed in the open 2-year-old event
Funkhouser's O'Sullivan Farm en-
tries accounted for a large share o1
the spotlight in both the hunter ane
Jumper divisions.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Three District Women
Seek State Golf Title

Only three woman golfers from
Washington will compete in the
week-long Maryland State cham
pionship that starts tomorrow with
an 18-hole qualifying round at the
Five Farms course of the Baltimore
Country Club.
Mrs. Walter r. Stokes, former
champion from Manor; Mrs. L. g.
Pray of Columbia, semifinalist In
the recent District women's tourna-
ment and Ruth Simon Of Woodmont
are the lone District representatives
in the field of 38.
All Of Baltimore's top players are
entered, including Mrs. Maurice
Click of Woodholme, the defending
champion.
Mrs. Stokes will play her qualifying
round tomorrow with Elizabeth Bon
thron of Hillendale at 1890 while
Mrs. Pray's partner will be Mrs.
Mary Louise Bell of Baltimore c. c:
Miss Simon and Adelaid Lewis OF
Annapolis Roads start at 1850.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Pony Farms entry by Stormy weather
Pony champion: Dunnottar Pony Farms
Reserve. Pony champion: Meander and
Keithwood Farms Hazel.
Open yearling colts. hunters: l, Ernest @
Redmon's Irish Wings; 2 justin F9nk- Maf-
bans entry by Barred Umber; 4. Peach
Bros. entry by Ginobi
Half-bred yearlings. colts ,,u1s and niles, sneS
hqnteTs J. Mrs.. MIS- Ge9rsf sioansf entry BY
Barred TIMBER.
Open yearling flIies, hunters; !. Mrs Mrs.
dolph's entry by Wait-A,Bit =. Mr. and
Dr. A. c. Randolph's entry by Runantell.
Mrs A. C. Randolph's Topsfeld; 2. Ernest
Redmon's Lucille's Best; 2 Manley M H y. W: W;
Drew
Half bred two-year-old. colts and niles,
Sands Sea Puss; 3. Alec celyerts Big
Bard; 4. Peach Bros. SMOKEY Bar
Open two-year-old fillies, hunters: (vir-
sinia Horsemen's Association high score
awardl. l: Roger Bayly, jr's. Miss Whirl;
2 Ellie Wood ksiths Dancing, g, MI; NIL. E
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Greenhalgh's Geralda.
Hunter champion: Mrs: A. c. Randolph S
ROGER Bayly. jr.'s Miss Whirl.
Racing mares: /. Mrs. isabel Dodge
Sloane's Safeguard; 2: William liegler,
IRIS Marching Home; 3. Mai and Mrs;
H. F. Scholtz's Supercede: 4. Mrs. Isabel
Dodge Sloane's Little Rebel.
Racing foals (boEn prior to May /,
BY Wait.a-Bit; 3. Justin Funkho9ser's
entry by Imp. Jacopo; 4. Justin Funk
houser's entry by PLATE.
Foals born May ] or later, racing:
1. Mrs. George L. Harrisons entry by
Whirlaway; 2. Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane's S
entry by Star Beacon; 3. Justin Funk
houser's entry by First Fiddle; 4. Peach
Bros entry by Ginobi.
Yearling fll1ies, racing: 1. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melville Church IFS entry by. Attention;
y. William Ziegler, ir.'s entry by Apache;
3. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Maloney's entry by
Amphitheatre; 4. Mrs. Fay ingalls, Baby
Whey by Milkman.
Yearling colts. racing, 1. William Zieg,
Novick and A. s. Hewitt's entry by Cant
IFS entry by Attention; 4. William ziegler,
by exhibitor whose sire or dam was also
jr.'s entry by Wait-a- Bit; 2. Mrs. Isabel
Dodge Sloane's entry by First Fiddle; 3.
DR.. A. C. Randolph entry by Wait t-a-Bit;
4. Mrs. Isabel Dodge sloane's entry by
Racing champion: Mrs. Isabel Dodge
Reserve racing champion: william
Ziegler IRIS entry by Wait-a-Bit.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Battles From Behind
Three Times 10 Win
In Straight Sets
BY George Huber

In one of the classiest and most
closely contested tennis matches
played in an important tournament
here in years, Air Forces Capt.
Robin Hippenstiel defeated DR..
David johnson in yesterdays final
of the District tourney at Edgemoor
Club. Capt. Hippenstiel was behind
In all three sets, but rallied every
time to win in straight sets, 64,
Ga, 6-3.
The match was as close as the
scores indicate, and was marked by
excellent and sometimes brilliant
play by both contestants. This is
the first important tournament won
by Capt. Hippenstiel since he be-
came a local resident. He was run
nerup for the All-Army title last
year, and was a member OF the
Leech Cup Team that defeated the
Navy. Earlier this season he won
the Edgemoor Club title, and last
month was runrerup to Jim Thack-
ara in The Stars City of Washing
ton tourney.
Thackara was top-seeded in the
District event, but was the victim OF
In early-round upset.
The women's singles final also
was a close match, with Mrs. Willie
Herbert repeating as champion over
the same player she defeated In
last years final, Charlotte Decker.
Scores were 7-9, 81, IS.
Against Capt. Hippenstiel DR..
johnson had leads of 4-3 in the
first two sets and 80 edge, in
the third before his opponent was
able to assert his superiority. Both
were hitting power shots all the
way and trying for placements.
Capt. Hippenstiel presented an ex-
ceotionally strong service which ne
followed to the net for important
points. but DR.. johnson was able
to prevent him from scoring as con-
sistently at the net as he usually
does.
Two of the women's sets were just
as tight as the mems. In the last
set. won by Mrs. Herbert, Miss
Decker outscored her, AZ points to
al. Miss Decker took the opener
with a strong forehand and an ef-
fective drop. Turning point in the
second came when Mrs. Herbert
broke Miss Decker's service at love
in the fourth game, and vent on
from there to victory. Mrs. Her
berts final win was achieved by
use of her court-covering ability,
excellent recovery shots and accu-
rate placements.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

'John N. Frederick, Bonnie View.
s;9s Am. GSd and a. ;2aLWard Bursess. Cliff
H. w. Whiteside. cavaiier C. c. -S
GAS an. and Roger Peacock. sl,eo
Park; &c. A: Slater. jr., Columbia, and
Max Eibin. Burning Tree. :
9;54 am; and 2;o6-paye Hendry, Mar
amt, and .Davs Halle. sSSns6sn ssSSniGss Mt Pleas
10 am. and 2:12-M Houghton, Prince
Georses; Al Jsmison, ouantico, and .Mar.
tin F. Mccarthy, Columbia.
ieos st Ma iRa Hsroa oataay sa1;an sessSR
and 'Biily Shea, Congressional. NOf'oiA'
l0:12 a. m. and 2:24--Ralph Beach, SUBJ
urban; Mel shorsy. Indian Spring, and
1918 am: and 2:so-MiEe Bowers, Mt
Richard sehattman, Indian spTinsn. ana
chesy chase s dsSrse aS SSSSs DenssusbRa Rsn
wood and Spencer overton, Rolling Road.
1890 am. and 2:4a-charles Betschler.
aiendas ne Ms,.r Frsn4 ingSernizzi unat and
io:36 am. and a:4s-Gene Lark,n.
holme; and ed Finnsssy, Mt: Pleasant.
Hagerstown; Severn White. Suburban. b1snsnti and
I0:4s am. and 3:0o-charles Bassler,
and BILLY Grimm: Prince Georses. s'N'
C. Of Va: Dewey ricketts,, MsnOr' MSsh and q
iI:oo am and 3:1s~Winy Cox, Con.
gressional; Walter Romans, Bait. C. C., and
sRalph Bogart, Chevy Chase.
11:06 am. and 3:1S-Leo Walper,
Congressional: Clagett Stevens, Manor, and
'Lou Kreamer. G; e; Of Nd;
11:12 am and 3:2iLsam Bates; Cav
alier: Fred Mcleod, Columbia and 'Dr.
Ills am. and 3:30-John. oDonnen,
Norfolk; Harry Griesmer, Bethesda; and
sBobby Brownell Chevy Chase.
ii: :24 am. and 3:36-John Bass Chf-
ton Park; Major s. s. Fletcher. Colum-
bia: and eddie Johnston, G. c. of Nd.
IL 80 am, and 3:42-Hugh Mcclellan
view, Va: and ken Scales, z {; Of Nd
C. C.; Ray swearingens; Columbia; ans
sNick Hoflander. Kenwood.
iI:42 am. and 3:54-Arnold Haneke
Haven, and ed. Litzau. Sherwood Forest
las am. and ed Graefe, Sher
wood Forest, 'John Jankowski, Primo
Georges and 'R. w. Lumsden, SHERWOOD
iI:54 am. and 4:O6--A. F, oLinseI
winchester and Bob HARRINGTON, Fred
i'm q feur
Evening star., 1948-07-11
DODGERS, IS; GIANTS, 10
Totals AZ 16 81 10 Totals SO IL 27
Singled for Behrman in seventh.
Ran for Reiser in seventh.
Z iod oi,t for Kopiknuski in eighth

Brooklyn - 012 002 130-l5
New York -- 303 002 1919
Runs-Reese, Robinson CD. Hermanski,
Shuba, Edwards 90, Campanella CD, Fu-
Gordon, Mize ta5; Cooper, Lohrke: ErrorM
Lohrke. Runs batted in--Lockman 90,
Cooper t3), Palica.- Edwards, ,Campanella
90, Mize, Marshall. Hodges e., Rignssyy'
Livingston Two-base hits-Cooper. Mize.
Robinson, Cooper. Sacrifices
Behrman. KGslo; Double playS~Edwardfs ,,Isd afs
On basesmRrooEyn nl g New y YORK Ts x,o5 s.
/; off Ramsdeli. l. strikeouts-By Har-
tung; /; by Palica. /; by Koslo, 3; by
/; BY Erickson; l; Hits-of TAYLOR: 3 in IN
Behrman. & in 4 innings: off Ramsdell 3
in 3 INNINGS; of Hartlng, 3 in. innings
(none ont in third; off Koslo, 4 in 4 inn
inGs (none ont in SEVENTH: of T1inkle! 2
It 1.-TWO % batters5: % OF OF Kennedy Ked; in a innins;
Of Konikowski in | inning; off Erickson
Losing pitcher-Trinkle.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Takoma Decorators Win
Twin Bill al Cedarhurst
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

CEDARHURST, L. T., July 10
Takoma Decorators of Washington,
D. c., defending champions in the
American Girls Softbal League,
won a double-heade here tonight
from the strong Arthur Murray
team, 10 and 5-4, with Gerry Flo
relic pitching both victories and
scoring the lone run of the first
game. She allowed seven hits in the
first and five in the second.
Juanita Gibson settled the night
cap with a 3-run homer in the ninth.
Smoky Stevens also was a batting
star with perfect performance in
four times at bat.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
TIGERS, 5; WHITE SOx, a
Totals 42112414 Totals "a II ~ !

fSingled for Gillespie in 9Th.
Popped for Caldwell in 7th.
sSingled for Grove in 9th.
sRan for fresh in 9th.
Chicago ----l00 00l wv
Detroit ---------2Ol 0l0 Ol8-3
Runs-Appling, Holloway t2), Pieretti,
Mayo, outlaw 2), Wakefield t2): Errors
Holloway. Appling, Berry (20. Runs bat
Evers t2); campbell. Two-base hits
Holloway, Mayo, Wakefield, Sacrifice-
Evers. Double plays-Appling, Holloway
and Lupien: Baker, Holloway and Lupien.
Left on basss-Chicago, II; Detroit, z.
Bases on balls-Grove, l; Trout. 8: Strike
outs-Gillespie, i; Trout, A.: Hits on
42s; Caldwell, l in /; Grove, in
Trout. in 72s: Houtteman. in Is Wild
pitches-Trout. Winning pitcher-Irout.
Losing pitcher-HayneS.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Montgomery League

The four games today in the Mont
gomary County Parks Baseball Lea
que are:
Silver Spring VS.. Cissel Saxon at Nolte
Field; Glen Echo VS.. VFW at Bethesda;
Elks vse. Atchison and Keller at Argyie; nG
Cow.ll at Rock Creek No. 2. All games
at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Runs-westlake. Kluttz, JefTcoat, Pafko
(2), Schefing Errors-Schenz. Smalley.
Runs batted in-Murtaugh, Smalley. Paf-
ko. Nicholson (2). Two-base hits-Kluttz,
Pafko. Schefdng:- Three-base hits-Smal-
and Smalley: .Murtaugh
ard Stevens. Smalley, Schenz and Waitkus.
Left on bases-Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, 8.
Base on balls-Of Schmitz 5, of Sewen l.
of Higbe l. Strike outs-By Schmitz 5:
Hits-Of Sewell, 10 in 72s innings; CT
Higbe, none in u inning. Wild pitch
Schmitz. Losing pitcher-Sewell
Evening star., 1948-07-11
REDS, a; CARDS, 3

Totals 35 10 27 IA
Ran for Baker in Seventh
Struck out for Dickson in seventh.
Popped out for Pollet in ninth.
Cincinnati - O1O 2O1 000--4
St Louis uis--- 900 900 300-3
Runs-Sauer, Kluszewski, Hatton (2),
Runs batted in-Stalicup ca, Hatton l2),
Jones (2). Marion. Two-base hits-Klus-
zewski, Stallcup, Hatton. Home runs
zientara and Kluszewski; Zientara, Klus-
zewski and Stallcup; Marion, Lapointe and
Jones. Left on bases-Cipcinnati 6: st.
Louis 8: Bases on balls-Of vandermeer
meer, 3; by Dickson. 4; by Pollet, l.. Hits
of Dickson, 8 IN seven innings; on Pol
let, in two innings. Passed ball-Baker.
Losing pitcher-Dickson.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Union Trust on Top

Union Trust Co. still leads the
Bankers Softball League with a full
game advantage over second-place
Metropolitan. Standings:
Union (S-2): Metropolitan G-3); Wash
ington Loan & Trust (5-4); Riggs National
(5-4); Second National (2-6): Lincoln Ma
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Swim
fContinued From Page BID

meter relay squad and women's 100
meter backstroke.
Nine berths were filled in today's
Anal events.
Summaries of finals trials. with
hrst three placers in individual
events winning membership on the
Olympic team:
women's 2OO-meter breast stroke: Il. l.
Serhre yersity, "ttSG "ts:qs.sS; s@csTol Pence st.
i1dsss hHn1s; m1i ruled G she was second althoush
timers caught her finishing one-tenth sec, C
end faster than Miss Wilson33 3Mciara o.
PaneTe fa1 st aGyqshSs' eafr 7seV York ohrbaeh
1s:22s): Randall HUDSON tuniyersity
Fern cIasen (Chicaeo Town Club $3.50;
s-Mary Lyons Detroib t3:36.9>.
v.assai Ma s Bate s5fsss '5S5s nd ss
$ss =, Elm GaTtss Issr,1, RuIauf q neSi: g.
Swimming Club (2:44.7J;. 5-William
schmidt. york lPso Aauatic Club ,,.s g:
'untSersitg S s;efSt, q 1owa} 1sssb s@Dave
sebold michigan state) (2:50.4.
Mems 100-meter packstroke: I~AIieiu
H:S7 :SssSS; 81; S3-Howard Patterson (Michigan
State STATE sAIsn Ford etSs New HAVEN
Swimming Ciub) Il :O9 81: ,6--Robert Trib-
bic upjted stateS ewiisws, Mans 13 d6 s.
Fred Gass Omitted States Air Forces)
U:I3.5).
The following qualified in heats
today for finals tomorrow, with the
first three placers in individual
events tomorrow becoming members
of the Olympic team:
women's 4OO-meter freestyle ltrialsl:
Ann Curtis (san Franeiscol l5:25 81 /;
t55:5s.6}: 4@Betty Laehok tAkron, Ohio
Naryn sBSshds sshasr zsser sne FFf1 nos
Anssles $ sa9 Evsve Gerha1S RsSs@sto GGhi
, lHawaiD t5:53.D.
Sames 9sns 5Hfren ls5s1ss ohsS nS4S
GeoGge Jask Taylor Z uorAls akron. 0hiGo 9Hi2
bert (HnivsrfIty q Tesas} IS0:lS4} IS0:l5 8
Barney Barn Nakama 1ohio state) (20:356l;
S-Andrew Lambert CWilliams) C20:45.O.
wonen's 1oO-meter back stroke (trials}}
suzanne Zimmerman (Portland, Ore)
U:172): Barbara Jensen Oakland,
CalifD u:19.W: 3-Muriel Mellon Clos
Angelesl lI9;D; 4-Maureen O'Brien
Newark. N. j. U:21.2); 5-Patricia
Scott (Portland. Me( u:223); 6-Don-
ma Maddox (Michigan State) q :23.0);
barbara JungclauS undianapolts)
Il 24.O); S-Lorna Dooling New York;
PAD.
2OO-meter free style (rials-First six
IN Sundays final qualify for U. s. 4x200
meter relay, squad; 1-James MeLane
soh5S oD ssstsS sa:i.isi;' >saWiIiisn Il
George Hoogerhyde tMichiean State)
t2:14W: 5-Eobert Gibs Detroit A. C)
14s Maly naeye vol Rafers 0f Nex AnssisSs Yefs
A. c. (2:l5.O): s--Edwin Gilbert tunl-
xersity Of Texas) 52;l5;6; sPHalo
Sala tSan Francisco Olympic Club
I2:15.S). (McLane and Smith, first two
hnishers, scratched, themselves from to-
morrow's finals, permitting places to go
to Hirose and Sala, 9th and 10TH.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
RED SOx, a; AS, O
Totals 20 727I2 Totals SO 10 ~ 4

'Fiied out for Mccahan in ninth. :.
Boston -- 400 900 000-4
Philadelphia - 900 900 OOO-O
Runs-Moses, Spence, Stephens, Doerr.
Errors-None. Runs batted in-Stephens
Moses Home runs-Stephens, Doerr. Sac
rifice-Kramer. Stolen base-Valo. Double
plays-Fain to Joost to Fain, Fain to Rosar
Left on bases Boston, II: Philadelphia.
H. Bases on balls-Of McCahan, IL;
of Kramer, 3. Struck out-By McCahan,
.. by Kramer /
Evening star., 1948-07-11
BRAVES, a; PHILLIES, ;
"a 92411 Totals 33 8

Totals "a 9241 IL Totals 33 81 10
timed out for Leonard in sth.
tFlied out for Hammer in Sth.
fRatted for yerban in 9th (did not pat).
SFanned fof Padget in 9th.
PhiIadelphia ---000 100 002-3
Boston ------013 900 00x-4
Runs-Ashburn. Ennis. Haas, Dark,
Torgeson. Elliott, Heath; Errors.Hass. 3;
Heath. :; Ennis, 2; Seminick. Two-bsse
hits-Masi,- 2; Blatnik. Home runs. runsL
Ennis. Sacrihce-Torgeson. Double
pIays-Ashburn to Seminick; Dark :, to
Ryan to Torgeson. Left on bases Phila,
6: Boston, 8. Base on ballsEoh Leon-
ard, 3; voiselle,,, %. Struck oIsMiey Hi,,
on Leonard, In z innings; of Rowe. 1
in / inning; of Voiselle, in 80 inn,
ings; off Shoun, q in "a innings. Passed
haIi-Masi winning pitcher-Voiselle.
Losing pitcher - Leonard.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
CUBS, a; PIRATES, Z

Totals IS 2241O Totals 32 10 27 16
Pittsburgh O20 600 000-2
(,hicapo 600 oil O2x4