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Evening star., 1948-07-18

. redistribution center where their
qualifications would be studied.
After . few days here, they. were
assigned to various settlements. or
TO an industry that had need Of
them, or to the army.
Under the direction Of the depart
lnent Of immigration, all these ac-
tivities are being expanded even In
the midst Of war.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
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Evening star., 1948-07-18

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Evening star., 1948-07-18

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Evening star., 1948-07-18

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Evening star., 1948-06-20
Navy Poughkeepsie Fovorite
As Coaches C. ComoufIoge Dope

picked the traditionally tough
Huskies from Seattle for second
just on general principles. Cornell's
Big Red, whose only loss was to
Navy, he considered as mot as good
as it was" and to California he con-
signed the dark horse role.
Question the coaches on either
side of the river up here and they'll
point mournfully at somebody else.
Before the war the Poughkeepsie
classic was 4-mile grind but since
its resumption year ago the dis
tance has been cut to miles.
Only two of the ranking shells
of the East will be absent Tuesday
Yale and Harvard. They'll engage
in their own private 4-mile feud
at New London Friday.
Harvard licked Navy twice this
year-at a mile and 5/16 and at
1000 meters. Yale lost to Navy
at two miles but finished ahead of
Navy and behind Harvard at 1000
meters-the Olympic distance.
After next weeks 'Keepsie and
New London races they'll all be
pointing for the Olympic tryouts at
Lake Carnegie, Princeton, N. j., set
for June 30-July 10.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Dodgers Frederick Camp
Will School SandIoHers

Pepper Martin. former st. Louis
Cardinal star and now a scout for
the Brooklyn Dodgers, will be one
of four Dodger ivory hunters in
charge of that CLUBS baseball school
this week at Frederick, Md. The
school will be held Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday at
Municipal Field.
Rex Bowen, Ronald Burkman and
Richard Cameron will round out the
staff and all boys from 16 to %,
except those eligible for American
Legion baseball, ale invited. The
four day tryouts are part Of coast
forecast hunt by the Brooklyn club
for budding diamond stars.
All boys must pay their own ex-
penses and bring their own base
ball shoes, gloves and uniforms, but
those signed to a Dodger contract
will be reimbursed.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
% Sports Big Field Awaits Gun Todayn Speedboat
Middle States
Take Net Cup
BY NE Asseeiofsd Press

SOUTH ORANGE. N. j., June 19
After losing the first two matches
the Middle States Lawn Tennis As
sociation team rallied to defeat the
eastern L. T. A., "a, and win the
annual Church Cup today.
Sidney Wood of New York turn
cd back Bill Vogt of Philadelphia
who captains the Princeton Uni
versity team, 63, 6-3, and Dick
Savitt, . Cornell University player
who halls from East Orange, whip
ped Isadore Bells, the former Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania star. 6-4
Ga, for the only two eastern tri-
umphs.
The Middle States team, composed
Of players from the Philadelphia
area, took the next four singles and
three doubles matches.
The eastern delegates forfeited
one doubles when Wood and his
partner, Charles Mailman, had tc
return to New York before the END
Of their match with vogt and Bells
The Middle States team previous
ly had beaten the title-defendine
Middle Atlantic group, composed
Of the leading players in the Wash.
ington area, 6-3. as follows:
singles-WilIiam vogt. Middle States
defeated Barney welsh. Ga, 60; D
johnson, Middle Atlantic, defeated !
Middle Atlantic. defeated J. schaars, OIL
7-5; Diehl Mataer. Middle States. de.
feated James Thackara, e.. 6-3: d
Leavens, "a. 81: H. Hoffman. Middle
States, defeated Hugh Lynch, 6--3. 60
Doubles-Vogt and Beliis. Middle States
defeated johnson and Hippenstiel. IS
6--3: Schaars and Mataer Middle States
! 81. 6--3; Lynch and Welsh, Middle At
lantic, defeated Perchonock and Hoffman
3-6. R--4. Ct.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
36 Craft Bermuda-bound
In 635-MiIe Sail Race
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEWPORT, r. l.. June 10
Thirty-six small but stout sailing
craft drove their prows through a
curtain of New England rain and
mist today toward Bermuda in the
18th sailing of the Cruising Club of
Americas 635-mile race to that
sunny isle.
The yachts started in two di-
visions, with Is of the larger sent
away first at Glass A and the other
q a quarter-hour later as Glass B.
It was estimated about a million
dollars worth of hulls was out un-
der canvas on the ocean to argue a
course under dispute 40-odd years.
Escapade. the 72-foot yawl of w.
w. Anderson, Detroit, took starting
honors in Glass A, crossing the line
with fine turn of speed. Kitty
Hawk, the 65-foot yawl Of John
Timken. New London, Conn.,, prob
ably was in second best position.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Wins Gun Club Shoot

Col. E. B. Comm won the Wash
ington Gun Club shoot yesterday
with SO out of a possible 100. J. C.
Michael was second in the field OF
IS with SO and George Deyoe trailed
with 81.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
PhiIIy EosIes Sign Two

PHILADELPHIA. June 10 (P).--
The Philadelphia Eagles today an
nounced that Tackle Otis Douglas
and Quarterback Bill Mackrides had
signed contracts fer the 1948 season.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
by the Assoeioted Press

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June 10.
college crew coaches are just like
college football coaches.
They always pick the other guys.
That's why it's difficult to ap-
praise the 46th renewal of the
Poughkeepsie Regatta which will
reach it's climax with the varsity
shells along about twilight of next
Tuesday evening.
But-consult the coaches, toss in
little garnish from interested by
ISLANDERS, and you get a predicted
order of finish something like this:
Navy, Washington, Cornell, Cali
fornia.
The other seven shells in the race
from Columbia, Rutgers, Syracuse,
Massachusetts Tech, Penn, WiScon-
sin and Princeton-are expected to
be scattered behind the four lead
ers in almost any order.
One observer said he considered
Navy, the defending champion, the
cream of the East, despite two
losses to Harvard Seven of the
eight Middle oarsmen are veterans
of last years race.
He hadn't seen Washington, but
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Eide Again Mound Stor
As FLYING Clouds Win

Sergt. sgd Eide pitched his second
straight three-hitter as the Flying
Clouds defeated River Terrace, To,
at the Naval Air Station in Ana
costa yesterday. Eide famed nine
in leading the winners to their
third straight.
Glenn Drummond and Jim Nc
Curley each collected three hits
for the winners and Bob Smith
stole four bases, including home,
to run his seasons total to IS.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
BVL Pin Tournaments
Listed for BrookIund

A series of weekly Bowlers VIC
tory League Journeys will start at
Brookland Bowling Alley Friday
night at 6 O'Clock. Manager Karl L.
Gochenour announced last night.
Part of the entry of $500 for the
five-game meet will be donated to
the BVL fund, with the Brookland
Alleys to contribute an equal
amount.
The tourney allows a two-thirds
handicap with 1913 scratch for both
men and women.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Henson Pitches Carson
In Ringer Clash Today

With competitive horseshoe pitch
ing on the rebound here, a sizeable
gallery is expected to witness a
battle today on the public parks
courts at Fifteenth street and Con-
stitution avenue between Clayton
c. Henson of Arlington. many times
Metropolitan Washington cham
pion, and Dale Carson, former
state champion of Pennsylvania.
Both have been averaging around
80 per cent ringers. Action will start
at $3.50,
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Youth Whiffs %
In Perfect Game

Ralph Butler pitched a per-
feet game in the Intercity Junior
Baseball League yesterday as he
retired q consecutive batters, %
of them on strikeouts, in pitch
ing Caithness Aces to a SO vic
tory over McDaniels Motors.
In other games, Holy Name
defeated Victory Post No. 4, 40;
Mt. Calvary defeated Carmody
Hills, 80, and McQuinn's
Yankees blanked Forestville, 1910.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
80 or More Craft Due
For Potomac Meet
Opening al II Am.
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr

Entries for today's National Capital
Power Boat Regatta of East Poto-
mac Park scared close to 80 last
night, and the sponsoring Junior
Board of Commerce looked for even
more before the first gun at II am.
At least II Washington owned and
driven family type inboards and out
boards will be added to the entry list.
Three events for these classes are
planned at the tail end Of the regat-
ia. They are sponsored by the Wash
ington Marine Trade Association.
The big show, however, promises
to be supplied by near-record field
of outboards, as well as inboard hy-
droplanes and Pacific One-designs.
These races are sanctioned by the
American Power Boat Association.
working Regatta Chairman
Hudson Moses planned to turn over
the helm of the regatta today to
Co-Chairman Lewis w. Lawder and
race his Miss Daphne in the Glass c
outboard hydroplane class.
Pearl Nv Christens Crane.
First boat to use the huge launch
ing crane at the pits on the Penta-
gon Lagoon yesterday was Harry A
Wiedenroth's 225-cubic-inch hydro
plane Pearl w. She is beautiful
red and white job. one of two 225s
in the country with places for two
men. Most 225S carry only a driver
and no mechanic.
Pearl w will be driven by Henry
Sleek, Hampstead, L. l., who was
Guy Lombardo's mechanic before
the band leader moved into the
100 mile-an hour Gold Cup class
Pearl w placed third in last years
225 race of the Presidents Cup
Regatta.
Shortly after Pearl w went over
board, Jack McLane of Port Huron,
Mich, arrived with his Glass A out
board and family of three. They
had driven 635 miles since Friday
night in order to be on hand in
plenty of time. McLane said he
was drawn here by the big prize
money-$100 heat for professional
outboarders.
Accordingly, the regatta promises
to draw the country's outstanding
outboard drivers, leading off with
Vic Scott of Forest Hills. N. Y.
Anandale Checks Course.
The 173-foot PC Co 1168, training
ship for the Washington Organized
Naval Reserve, took up station as
the race committee boat yesterday
between Highway and Lincoln Me-
mortal Bridges.
Jack Anandale, well-known regatta
official for the Presidents Cup,
checked over the layout yesterday.
He is serving as Race Committee
chairman as well as chief recorder.
Others working with him include
Bill Rogers, referee; Harry E. Smith,
chief starter; William Herman, chief
inspector; and Earl Hildebrand, pit
manager.
A big array Of prizes will be pre-
sented winners and r,lnnersup at a
reception after the races at Capital
Yacht Club. Each contestant will
receive an engraved cigarette lighter,
courtesy of the Junior Board.
A running account of the races
will be given by AL Bauer, of Phila-
delphia, over a public address system
along the Potomac parkway. He is
an officer of the APBA and one of
the country's top experts in speed
boat racing.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Mats Farm Signs Kelly,
Tar Heel Co-Captain
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. June 19.-
Jim Kelly, U. of North Carolina
outfielder, has signed with the
Charlotte, N. c.. Tri-State League
farm club of the washington Ma
tionak and will report Monday.
Kelly, ~ years old, had been
elected co-captain of next years
Tar Heel nine but decided to quit
school for fling at the pro game.
A 5-foot-9, 180-pounder who hit
.316 this season, Kelly was recon-
mended by Mike Reeder. Washing
ton scout in the tobacco country.
He Is reported to have strong
throwing arm and to be fast on the
base paths,
Evening star., 1948-06-20
D. c. Skeet Shooters
Troll in Greet Eust
SoecioI pisooteh TO The Stor

STRATFORD, Conn, June 19.-
Four Washington skeet shooters who
trailed in the opening events of the
150-target 10th annual Great East
championships here today will re-
turn to the firing line tomorrow for
the second half of the event.
Today's bird 20-eauge e =
gauge titles went to Richard Shau-
ghnessy OF Egypt, Mass, with scores
of 100 and 96.
Scores of the Washingtonians in
the 20-gauge event were w. w. Rap
ley, 96; Merlin M. Evans, 88; j. D.
Williams, 88 and j. H. Peacock, 49,
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Top Cutchers Lost
By PhiIs, Pirates
~ the A,soeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-
The Philadelphia Phillies and
the Pittsburgh Pirates both lost
their No. l catchers in today's
contest won by the Pirates 7-6.
Phils catcher Andy Seminick
was hit on the hand by q pitched
ball thrown by Bob Chesnes in
the fourth. He was taken to
Temple University Hospital for
X-rays.
Clyde Kluttz, Pirate Maskman,
left the contest in the fifth
frame. A ball glanced of his
glove, splitting the index finger
of his right hand. Pirate Trainer
Charly Jorgenson said Kluttz
would be out Of action two weeks.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

San Diego State, 10; Notre Dame. Q;
Oklahoma, o: Oregon, o: Auburn. 8; In
diana, s.; Maine. 6; Michigan State. 6;
I; Ohio Wesleyan. 8: Wayne 6; U. c. L. A.
6; Dartmouth. 8; United States Military
Academy, 8; Washington State, 5; New
4 Columbia. 4; Franklin and Marshall, 4;
Fresno. q; Tex. c.. 4; Brig Young, 4; Rice,
3A; Butler. 2; Miami tOhio), 2; Mar
quette, .; San Jose State. 2: Princeton
~; Seton Hall, L; Carleton. 1; louisiana
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Baseball Tourney Listed

At least a dozen top flight North
ern Virginia baseball teams are
expected to compete in the National
Baseball Congress tournament at
Mount Vernon High School Stadium
July 2 to S. Bob Mavity, commits
sioner for the Congress in this dis
trict, will be in charge.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
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NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
only So if car is sold Don't give your
car away; see, US for the top, price that
your car will bring. ANY model accepted
1so om s9s Ws to a94s lE5Ps oF NOT MOTOR
suns. suns till till 5; wk. days TIL 10.
PRIVATE PARTY would appreciate new
194S car. Chevrolet, Pontiac or similar
make for cash. GE. 4450