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Evening star., 1949-08-31
'Bahuska, Rangy End,
Shifted to.HaIfback
To Aid Navy Defense
By the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Aug. 81
A rangy end has shifted into the
backfeld to strengthen the poor
mans platoon system which Navy
will unveil this fall.
Football Coach George Sauer
announced today he has converted
Left End Tony Bartuska into a
left halfback. Tallest Navy back
at 6-foot-2, Bartuska will be used
to prop up pass defense.
Hes tall and he's a ball hawk" !"
Sauer said. Most of the likely
backfeld starters can't hit 6 feet
with their hats on; only three OF
the 10 candidates top that mark.
A sawed-off backf1eld unit
might function smoothly with the
ball but would be too close to the
ground for snaring enemy passes
while on defense.
Partial-PlatoOn System.
Having uncovered modest
cache of capable reserves, Sauer
is coming out this year with a
partia1-platoon system whic n
could solve the problem.
This strategy is a poor mans
version of the system by which
powerhouse grid teams put in an
offensive platoon when they have
the ball and substitute an 11-man
defensive unit when they haven't.
Sauer will send in four to seven
substitutes when the ball changes
hands. Some players, too versatile
to be spared, will play on both Of
fensive and defensive platoons.
Lack of adequate reserves last
year gave the Midshipmen their
worst season since the pigSkin
came to Annapolis in 1882. They
lost eight straight, increasing their
two-year streak to 13 consecutive
losses for another all-time record,
before tying Army 21-21.
Hasn't Won Since 1947.
Navy hasn't won a football game
since dumping Cornell 1919 on
October 18. 1947. This year the
story may be different.
1--WE will be able to substitute
more frequently without a notice.
able loss of efficiency" Sauer said.
With the added depth in reserves,
we shouldn't fade like we did in
1948."
The transfer of 170-pound Bar
tuska will give added height and
speed" to the backfleld, the Navy
coach added.
The new halfback failed to win
a monogram as an end on the
junior varsity last year. but came
along fast in spring and fall prac-
tice.
Bartuska, 19-year-old member
of the class of 1851, comes from
Nantocike, Pa.
Navy opens against Southern
California on September "a.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Tonight's Lonhom
Races Postponed

The stock car races scheduled
for the Lanham Speedway to-
night were Cancelled due to
threatening weather, the pro-
moters announced at noon
today.
The next Seven-event pro-
gram is scheduled for next
Wednesday night at West
Lanham, starting at $50.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
CharIes-Maxim Fight
Slated in Cincinnati
Or Maybe ItIsn't
By the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Aug. 31.-You
can take your choice. Ezzard
Charles is going to-is not gong
to-may-may not-fght joey
Maxim in Cincinnati for the NBA's
world heavyweight boxing cham
pionship.
Sam Becker, Cincinnati pro-
moter, Jake Mintz, Charles
matchmaker and co-manager;
James Norris, president of the In
ternational Boxing Club; Charles
other three managers and Charles
himself came up with a variety
of statements yesterday that
sounded like vaudeville's best
double talk.
Becker announced the fight
would be held here during the
first week of November.
Norris said the IBC has Charles
tied up by contract for several
years.
Mintz called Becker's announce
ment "a joke"
Becker, speaking in rebuttal,
said, It just finished talking with
Jake (Mintz) and he told me I
could tell the world that Charles
would fight a title bout in Gin
cinnati."
Charles other three managers
Charles Dyer, Gene Elkus and
George Rhein-said Becker's an
nouncement was premature"
All of that seemed to be quite
a mixup, but Ezzard, reached late
last night at friends home. said:
1.-The only mixup is getting per-
permission from the IBC and 1
don't anticipate any trouble on
that"
He, at least, made it all seem
very simple.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
French Tennis Stars
Play Here Sunday

by Sforr (ofespohoeHI OF ihc otot
FOREST HILLS, L. l.. Aug. 81
The French Davis Cup stars,
Robert Abdesselam and Paul
Remy, will appear in exhibition
singles and doubles matches in
Washington Sunday. c. Alphonse
Smith, president of the Wash
ington Tennis Association. an
nounced here today.
Abdesselam will face Harold
Burrows, jr., University Of Virginia
star, at 2::30 pm. Sunday at the
Kenwood Country Club. Remy will
meet Gil Bogley at the same hour
at the Columbia Country Club.
The French team will meet Bur-
rows and Bogley at 4 pm. at the
Kenwood Club in doubles.
The same four players will play
at Baltimore on Saturday and at
Charlottesville, on Labor Day.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Sports Mirror
By the Associofed Press

Today a year ago-Gil Dodds,
ace miller, retired to become
Wheaton College track coach.
Three years ago-Luke Sewell
resigned as manager of st.
Louis Browns American League
baseball club.
Five years ago-Flying Officer
Phil Marchildon, former .Ath-
letics pitcher, was reported
missing in action.
Ten years ago-The Cincfn-
natl Reds bought Outfielder Al
Simmons from the Boston Reds.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Be|mar Gunderson
Wins Two Net Tests

Top-seeded Bellmar Gunderson
won two matches yesterday in the
Districts Junior Wightman Cup
Squad invitation tennis tourna-
ment on the Mall. She topped
Betty Heap, 60. 6-1. in quar-
terfinal, and won over Rit Hines,
60, g., in a semifinal.
Other results:
Preliminary-Ruth Ann Peterson defeat
ed Louis Ralph. e, "a "a. Quar-
ter-hnals-Rlt Hines defeated Jean Morti-
mer, e.. 60; Nancy Corse defeated
Carol Olive. 81, 4-6. 6-3; Peterson
defeated Anne Mckenzie, 3-6' 6-3'
81.
Doubes-olive-Pete defeated Corse-
Hines. SIS. 6-l; Gunderson- Mckenzie
defeated Heap-Ralph, 6-2, 6-4.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Gun Factory Girls Win
Recreation Loop Title

The Naval Gun Factory girls
softball, team is the Glass B cham
pion of the District Recreation
League. NGF took the title yes
terday by nosing out the Ameri-
can Automobile Association girls,
6-5, at Lincoln Memorial.
Betty Tierney's seven-hit pitch
ing and Mary Loves triple. double
and single featured the winning
attack.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Metro AiI-Sturs Hold
First Workout Tonight

The Metropolitan Amateur
Football League All-Stars will
hold their first workout at 6
o'clock tonight on the Edgewood
Field. The 160-pound stars, un-
der the direction of Coach Jim
Castiglia, will face last years
league champion, Northeast Body
Works, on Gonzaga Field Septem-
ber 18.
In the second half of the
double-header Car Credit, unde-
feated unlimited champion, will
meet Anacostia Eagles, runnerup
last year.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
$50 Bet Wins $3.50,
But the Ticket Is Lost
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Samuel
William Renick, a former jockey.
is really singing the blues today.
He told real tale of woe to
Aoueduct track officials yesterday,
but there isn't much they can do
about it.
Renick bought a $50 win ticket
on a 72-1 shot yesterday and the
horse won, making Renick's ticket
worth $500. But he lost the
ticket. No one is paid without a
ticket, and it is customary to pick
up all discarded tickets around
the track and burn them. If the
money goes unclaimed. it goes to
New York State.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
BoIIston Seniors Play
At Triangle Tonight

The Ballston Indians senior
baseball club, now an unlimited
class team, will take on the Tri-
angle Dumfries tonight at Tri-
angle, Va.
The Indians junior class team
will face the Quantico American
Legion juniors at 5 pm. Friday
at Griffith Stadium.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Golf Purses Raised to $500
For Pros in October Journeys

Three country clubs, Congress
sional and Indian Spring in
Washington and Green Spring
Valley in Baltimore, currently are
building up purses that will mean
about $4,000 in prize money to
the Middle-Atlantic pros in the
period OF October 6-18.
The first date IS tentative, with
Indian Spring holding October
CT for the District Open cham
pionship. There is some discus
sion as to whether the pro-ama-
teur that will serve as the first
round of the tournament will be
a promember event, or one
where the pros bring partners
from their home clubs.
The host club added $500 to
the purse last year, and plus
entry fees the total money was
almost $1,000. 1t is expected to
be at least that high this year.
The following week, Starting
October 10, Green Spring Valley
will be host to the annual Balti-
more Match Play Open, the tour
nament that brings the pros and
amateurs together in head-to-
head matches. That should be
one of the most popular events
of the season. Prize money usual
ly is in the vicinity of $1,000.
Congressional members are
planning on october 18 what may
be the richest one-day tourna-
ment ever held here. One mem
ber has promised a $1,000 dona-
ton to the pro sweepstakes, and
the purse for the pro-amateur
will add another $500 to the prize
list. This will be by invitation
to the pros. The other two events
will be open to all pros, and
with low handicaps.
Already the sectional pros have
played for a record amount of
prize money this season, with
Baltimore and Virginia pros Win
ming most of the cash and the
District pros taking a back seat.
DIVOT DATA-The District
Golf Association has been invited
to send an all-star amateur team
to Charlottesville, tentatively on
October 16, to meet a team of
best amateurs. The
District Golf Association will Sc
lect the team incidentally,
what happened to the annual in
tercity match between the Wash
ington and Baltimore amateur
golfers? -. The women's National
Open championship is only %
days away at Prince Georges, says
a gentle reminder from Pro AL
=.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Fights Last Night
BY the Associoted Press


HARTFORD, Conn. - Vic Cardell,
40 Wilson, Conn, outpoInted FRANKIE
Vigeant. l44. Thomaston, Conn. G@b.
MONTREAL-Ray Edwards. 12S9.,
Chapel1e' io9iS, Montreal G0I,
NEW BEDFORD. MaSS-Dave Son
ny Shade 15. Boston, outpointed Dom
Daia, 1881, Boston 10J.
LOS ANGELES. - Make Docusen,
1854. New orleans. knocked out Lem
Thomas. 1877, Chicago a..
HONOLULU.-Irvin Steen, 144, San
Diego, outpointed Chuck Cureton. 141.
Honolulu 80.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Belvoir Boys Booking

The Belvoir Boys Club 18-and-
under baseball team wants games.
Call AL Holtz at Belvoir 6143.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

Touchdowns-Taylor (pass from Gill
merl. Goode CO, Saenz. Points after
Dudley (placement). Field goal-Poillon.
Substitutions.
Redskins: Ends, PEBBLES, Shoener, Girls
Ter, Goldman, Seigert; tackles, Boensch.
Hendren. Roussos, Szafaryn; guards,
Badeczewski Stovall, Lazor: centers. Ehr-
ings-cn Stout, Cochran, Bell, Baugh,
Mont, Hainlen, Dowda, Campagno, Hart
ley, Baearus.
Lions: Ends, Hafen, Brodnax. Russas;
tackles. Hekkers. Settembre, Simmons,
Treadway, Prchlik: guards, Bingaman,
Wehr, De Marco: backs, Margucci, Groo-
macs, Triplett, Maggioh. Youel. Malinow-
ski. Thigpen. Fanelli, Holiar, Russell, Doll
Ofncials: Referee, Bowen; umpire, Gard
ner; field judge, Combes; head linesman,
Beresford,
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Minor Baseball

BY the Associated Press
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-02

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rrilCbte Den erlten G'roBz zTse=Erd=
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sic Seleaaten ,mo. Gdlte licb bon
ibrcn Siten erboben aur Gbre Der
Scten.
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1aben iib in bie llntercn HGlnne, mo
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allf lmo nob 7 llbr hc0onn Elm
flnttcs SansperNniigen i'm Sang
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oas Sunsbcin bis ipGt am Nheno
uno onhere 9firbttonslllltigc inter
h:cltcn iic, linn Matsfeller urlo i'm
@artcn hes Sohicnbeims.
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periomn,clten iicb Die SeIe9uteu
lno eini0c SGIte i'm Gerlumm,
lmgslofal. no @roB ErGIiocnt IS.
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slpcitc So0esiitlm0 ,lr Sromlna
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bono feline Sipioenoen mcbr sablt
hcn Grlpohienenflolle Mitoliebern
m1o mn hen Nllcnomitalieoern
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gelpGblten lpie Die oltcn. Soierou
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| ihrdnfln9 ici oob cr Gin Subi
! ooer pon ilbiiicher oher oellti6e
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Sic Geumtcn mlwbcn Don Gr
SrpB ErGiipcnt Gorl &onncrtb
feierIicb in ibre 9(enltcr ein9cictt.
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Icine inn lestcn Sabr aelciltete slr=
belt. Ii
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N bic 9ett belautreten. Nm Aenaneee
Nwferm:at,vn rates. sSie ben Sstes'
bertreteR an.
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