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Evening star., 1949-05-09

was second low with 10 and Herb
Rudd had II.
The mixed two-ball tournament
at Chevy Chase produced the I'm
est alternate shot round OF the
season 70 by Mrs. Landra
Plat and Ralph Bogart. They
deducted four handicap strokes
for O net 90. one stroke better
than the s5-i6-6s by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Burke. jr.
Other results:
The commandins Generals Trephy Q,
ouantaoo went 70 Lieut. " J. oossu With
handicap allowance Of 4s fer les. serst
=. Evans vas second with sA-ss' 30,
Low sros. in ~consressienars sreakfA.,
foursomes play went 70 Dr. w. J, Eans
with 70 and low net 70 a. W T1iles
With IoG;a%w!o go!o. ShnS eSss. S,sns5'
Shaughnessy. 9o-25-7l.
Msnor's senior solters dominated the
Hill with s2-l4-6s. and Clark stod-
asrd 5s.sSsi nsSred IN az. SsaSlSei v,sn
IN the trio. Who had 7s-sMss'
Jim Gardner. who appsFsntly had a
premcnition Of o hot round. took handi-
cap OF plus Eve in . blind hogey at wash
plus 8. 52. Others were. Harold Hair,
4 G1s +: p.ln.r. = y stnnsHnsWs v seit ht.,.H.:
ssa esses 8. y: calvert. S 7. ss.is.za snss..sa a0-s
e,,Iks: SS.sSS.a SSsS.@a77l = 5.rS..al az n
Gfr; Paul Kins. ss-1c7S: p H,npiehs
s7.26-7s. and II. +. Morse. s6-is@Sf.
Argyis,s blind bogey prise winners wsrs
IA ss I Il; At9inson Es with ss, ss;2os-7ss o.
issssi + s. sqs S.sI. E5s
Mackenzie. .e2-lS-76: "a fitch. so-1 4
% S7.si Hin.r. sf:sM4s. .srR SS-iS-7o' and
Prince osorses. tvo-man team leaders
zs:13-ee. and ?. y. Miller and Tracey
Fairchfld with sl-lb-66. A. J. Owens
and Jack Dempsey had 77-lO-s7.
Women's sweepstakes winners were Mrs.
ysnss y.su. Kiinaes, ss,as17o; Mr. .. 4 y.
low gross with an SO,
woedmont.s blind bcssy winners. were:
an ROTH. t4,7D1SS Or; Sam Goldman; an
sson'; s s,.O;l s0,isTsT; y.,.ss: +7;I. 10
simon .: aa.s-ss; 1s pr. \. j. Ko.sox. ia. 81
Army NSv,s points tournament vas
marked By . dsadlock between J. y
points. followed By Il. L. Bowlin with t3
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Sims to Defend Crown
In PBA Golf Tomorrow

Rex Sims Is defending cham.
pion In the PBA golf tournament
that viii be held tomorrow a'
Fairfax Club.
Chris Hagemann Ii the chair.
man Of the event and has sched.
uled several events for the mer
and women golfers Of the PBA.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Sugar Radio Soeeermen
Corner Perpetual Cup

Sugar Radio soccer team has
another trophy on It's shelf, the
Perpetual Cup. won In a two-game
series with Ridgeley, Eastern
Shore champion.
The Radiomen, Washington and
Suburban League champions. beat
Ridgely on May /. SO. and tied
the Shoremen, "a. yesterday at
Rosedale, to take the series on
nointS.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Mid-Anontic Pros
PIoy Stronqe Links

The Middle Atlantic Go.f
professionals and their anna
teur partners maintain their
tournament-a-week pace to-
day over a course new 70 most
OF them-the Fountain Head
Club in Hagerstown.
The event Ia q pro-amateur
Next week the pros win wait
until Thursday TO compete
in . pro-member at Green
Spring Valley. Monday % Is
the Annapolis Roads Open
and two days later the PGA
starts In Richmond.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
James Costin, IS, Dies;
South Bend Sports Editor
nv fha Asseeinisd Rrass

SOUTH BEND. Ind, May g.
James M. Costin, S.. sports editor
Of the South. Bend Tribune. died
Unexpectedly of q heart attack at
his home yesterday.
A native Of Peru, Ind, he began
his newspaper career In Pitts
burgh In 1915, where he worked
for several papers. At one time
he edited the Pittsburgh Catholic.
He joined the staff Of the South
Bend News Times In 1884 and
went to the sports department Of
the Chicago Tribune In 1899.
Costin became sports editor of
the South Bend Tribune In 1912.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Mats
Continued From Page A-le)


tributed thusly: volimer. 8: Rob-
inson and Robertson. I each;
Mark Christman, 3: Lewis and Ed
Stewart, 2 each. and Coan anc
Evans. ! each.
Kuhel ordered the Mats to play
q waiting game with Beardeh
contending Genes knuckler heads
toward the batter % . strike but
frequently dips out Of the strike
zone. ;. The first two Mats walked
and Bearden got behind on vir-
tually every hitter. being forced To
deliver "fat" pitches which the
Mats disturbed enough TO embar-
rass Bearden. Those tactics
are certain to be copied.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Priory Beuts Woodward

Priory Schools baseball team
defeated Woodward, 3-2, yester-
day at Priory. Whitley Warren
crossed the plate with the winning
run on Bernie Cooks single in the
sixth inning. Winning Pitcher
Bob Irwin famed IL.
Evening star., 1949-05-09

soUrHrnN ASSOCIATION.
Nsy Orleans. S--s. HlFminxham. e--S.
Mobile, g. Atlantis, 4
little Neek. q. chattaneosa, 4 tsss-
end game pcstpensd. earkneasi
rain.
WESTERN LKAaUT
Pueblo al pes Meines nostponed, rain
Denver Of Lincoln pcstponed. rain,
sieax City Of Omaha postponsd. rain
Evening star., 1949-05-09

Jack Mcmahon Of the Hi-Skor
State Department League. with .
387 gross score which included
six franked pins. captured the
Takoma Recreation full handicap
tournament.
Ralph Fletcher finished second
in q field of 10 with 1882. A.
Cayton was third with 21-376
and Beebe Strizak. last weeks
victor, was fourth with 54-S63.
Trailing In the list Of prize
winners are r. T. Olsen. 27-36l:
Van CPop) Zahn. 27-358: q.
Hughes, 1856; William Hanahan,
1886: Alberta Friedman. So
$50: J. T. Smith. 36-35o: Pauline
Emo. 72-S47.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
INTERNATIONAL lHAaes.

MeHgfeai "A Mswark A--e
NaaAla. 81 1sFe~v cIty. N--A
NaeAssasF. A4-~a. TeFeMta, A~~A
6yEaeasaA "a hAltlmeFs. ~.
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Ohge-Crown Bowling Duo Rules
Capital in Mixed Competition

Stadtler- Richard Semerjian. 692:
Louise Martin George Glorious.
692.
Class Guile and Charles
Rapczynski. 677: Alice Byrnes-
Pete Marshall. $50: j. veihmeyer-
N. veihmeyer. $50: Marie Boyd
Elmer Fletcher. $780,,
Evening star., 1949-05-09

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston. IL; Tulsa, 2.
ssrsTeDort, sssrsmDor u is: 0Ts psliss, MS,'s. g. %
Oklahoma City, 16; San Antonio, q.
Evening star., 1949-05-09

w. B. McFerren's 2-under-par
SO captured medal honors In the
qualifying rounds Of Indian
Springs midget match play tour
nament. ALI matches viii be at
nine holes, and thus four players
from the same bracket will start
out and at the end Of nine the
winners play the second nine and
determine q semifinalist In q
single 18-hole round.
Seven flights will start match
play next week. Buddy Sharkey
Evening star., 1949-05-21
BY the Associuied Press

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Doubt
about the track conditions cooled
off many arguments as to the pos
sibility of a record in today's SIS
000-added Withers Mile at Bel
mont Park. .f
The weatherman, in sour MOOD
yesterday. may have settled the
issue even before the field oil
3-year-olds started for the post
in this 74th running of the stake
He wept yesterday, leaving the big
course sloppy.
Belmont dries out quickly and
the sun was reported ready tc
take over today. but there would
have to be a very rapid drying
out process to avert an off track.
Headed by Fred Hooper's Olym-
pia and Crispin Oglebay's Noble
Impulse-the pair which occa-
stoned talk of possible new marks
seven sophomores were entered in
the Withers. The others were
Woodvale Farms Halt. Mrs. AkseI
Wichfield's Daiuuari. Greentree
Stables One Hitter, Cain Hoy
Stables Dry Fly and Olympia
stablemate, Ocean Drive.
With seven starters. the With
ers would gross s30.450 and net
the winner $2i 400.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Sloppy Track Is Likely Fancy Midget Driver
To Scramble Withey Puzzles Lanham Fans

Midget auto-racing fans at
West Lanham Speedway are un-
decided yet about whether to ac-
cept Dee Toran as one heck Of a
good driver with a good act or
consider him as a sissy. FL Senor
Toran is the fellow who is driven
onto the racing strip in a very
beautiful convertible and who has
a rug rolled out for him to walk
on to his gold racing machine
also very beautiful thing. He
wears a tuxedo while driv ng ard
his valet must brush him of and
also dust the auto before Torsn
will touch it.
He received a sort OF mixed re-
ception OF some laughs and half
hearted cheers last night. despite
some very fancy driving. He sci a
l0-lap track record in a qualify
ing race and in a semifinaI he
started last and took over first
plate within the first two laps.
The crowd OF $500 that turned
ON. despite cold and threatening
weather. for last nights first pro-
gram of the season did go all out
TO cheer an old favorite, Len Dun
can, who won the 25-lap feature
race.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Generals, Barons Win
Key School Games

Washington-Lee High Of Arling-
ton will head for Portsmouth anc
the Virginia State Schoolboy
baseball championship tourna-
ment next week. The Generals
cinched the Northern Virginia
title last night with a 81 triumph
over George Washington, their
third in four outings against the
Presidents. Big blow for the Gen
erals was Dee Haslip's homer in
the fourth.
Also a close one between tradi-
tional rivals was Bethesda's 81
win over Blair yesterday. Johnny
Buell's triple and Roddy Ware
single in the seventh were decid-
ing factors.
In other nearby Maryland
games. Hyattsville nosed Out
Greenbelt, 6-5; Bladensburg beat
Maryland Park. IA; Gaithersbure
used two homers to help sink
Woodward. I'll, and Mount Rainier
spanked Richard Montgomery
1915. Mount Vernon won ovel
Fairfax, 9-3. in another Virgins
game.
Among private schools. George
town Prep blanked st. Anthony's
80. with Keith Vinsonhaler's two
run double in the seventh, ano
Dewitt blasted Priory, 1874.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
G.W., Maryland Mines
End Seasons Today

Georgetown will be the only
college baseball team still in uni
form after today. George Wash
Iington is winding up with its game
this afternoon at Georgetown ano
Maryland is finishing with game
at Duquesne. Catholic and Ameri-
can already are finished.
A victory for G. w. today would
give it the unofficial local col
legiate diamond title. The Colon
als already have beaten the Hoyas
once and also have defeated and
tied Maryland. If Georgetown
wins, the whole thing is messed ur
with probably none having a clear
claim. The Hoyas have split two
with Maryland.
Georgetown yesterday had a
ive-game winning streak broken
when Villanova came through
with a three-run ninth inning for
a 1911 triumph on the Hilltop.
The Hoyas used four pitchers who
were nicked for Is hits. while Ray
Corley Of Georgetown got three
of his teams IA safties.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Mich. State Is 0kayed;
lis Big Ten Again
BY me kssceiused Press

EVANSTON. H., May 2i.-1t's
the Big Ten again, but the new
member, Michigan State College
won't enter league competition
until the 1901 school year. Ir
Conference football the Spartans
must mark time until 1858.
Michigan State. a bustling East
Lansing, Mich. institution with
an enrolment of 10000. yesterday
was voted formal Conference ad-
mittance by the faculty repre-
sentatives, policy-making body OF
the powerful Midwestern athletic
circuit.
Michigan States first Confer
ence activity as q successor to the
University Of Chicago. which
dropped out in 1916, will be in the
1850 cross-country track season.
In 1950-l basket ball. indoor
track. swimming and other winter
sports, the Spartans win carry on
as q full -fiedged Conference MEM
Der, thereafter entering all other
sports rs they come up with the
exception Of football.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Maryland and Duke
Chasing Tar Heels
To Track Title
~ sAs Aa,ss snsss Pes,

CHAPEL HILL, N { NAV u --
Maryland and Duke are givins
Defendins Champion North Caro-
lima the closest competition as the
Southern Conference track and
neld championship soes into the
Anal day today.
The Tar Heels are IN the driy-
er'S seat with IT ausltfieV$ after
Yesterdays trials for 10 Of today 3
IS title events. Maryland ts right
behind with Is and Duke follows
with II North Carolina Is seek
tnt its third title IN arrow without
the services Of Bill Adams. iis
talented freshman hurdler and
Jumper who twisted his ankle two
DAYS ago. and who before his
injury was expected to qualify
for four events,
Leading performance yesterday
was the nsar-reeord jseelin toss
of 2lo feet ia inches by North
Carolinas Bob Kirk That mark
is almost certain 10 stand today
II is in this event, incidentally
that Maryland is heaviest repre-
sented. with Ike Elchorn, Tom
ryrrell and Nick kozay all quail
fed for todays payoff losses.
The Old Liner showing best 40
far is Sprinter Bill Alexion. who
is qualified for the l00-yard dash
Anal with a 2-second time and
for the 22o nnal with a II S-see =
ond time. both the fastest turned
In Yesterday. Also among the
leaders n Karl Rubaeh. who IL
tied with Dukes Tommy Reeves
as leader In the 220-yard lou
hurdles. Both turned in times oi
24.6 seconds yesterday.
Reeves also Is the No. ] per
former in the broad jump at n
feet S inches. Another double
leader Is Bob Seligman Of North
Carolina. He PAGES the field with
81 feet -. inches In the shot and
with l45 feet 3 inches IN the
discus.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Middle, Weller Crown
Bouts Added 10 New
Ring Groups Card
By the A.soe,o,sd Press

| NEW YORK. May 21.-Boxing s
newest combine showed the power
of its muscles today as 1t tenta-
lively listed three championship
fights for June and announced it
had gained exclusive use OF the
Yankee Stadium and the Polo
Grounds for fights.
/ Acting swiftly. the New York
Chicago-Detroit axis virtually tied
up world middleweight and welter-
weight title fights to go with its
NBA heavyweight championship
show between Ezzard Charles and
Jersey Joe Walcott in Chicago
June %.
The two world title scraps will
send Middleweight Champion
Marcel Cerdan of France against
Jake La Motta at Detroit June Is.
and Welterweight King Ray Rob-
inson against Kid Galivan Of Cuba
in the Polo Grounds. either June
IT or 81. Only a few details have
to be cleared for these bouts.
Thus the pattern Of boxing's new
Goliath showed itself as the once
powerful Goth Century Sporting
Club and the 2-year-old Tourna-
ment OF Champions folded their
tents.
/ Allied in close working agree
ments are the Madison Square
Garden Corp, which bought out
Mike Jacobs goth Century S. c.
and the T. of c., and Joe Louis
International Boxing Club, which
will promote the Charles Walcott
contest. The IB.C. also controls
the Detroit Olympia and various
other arenas around the country.
Nick Londes, who stages fights
in the Olympia, will be the name
promoter of the Cerdan-La Motta
tilt.
| Only slim crowd OF 6.8l4
gross $l6,338) was present last
night as Mike Jacobs goth staged
| its final show in the Garden. The
ailing promoter was on hand as
Robert Villemain of France cuffed
his was to 10-round decision
over Pete Mead of Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Tech, Eastern Mines End in Tie,
Must Toss for PIuyoff Foes

like to have been playing, Balls
were very hard to Judge. 1t Just
wasn't the right kind OF day
Ed Kline OF Eastern and Jack
Pope opposed on the mound. but
Pope was removed in the fifth
inning. He had walked eight men
at the time. Don Inlay came in
and gave up four bases on balls
the remainder OF the way. Eastern
got only four hits and Tech only
five. but nine errors. five by
Eastern and four by Tech. marred
the contest. Eastern's usually
reliable third baseman, Harry
Kallas, was guilty of three miscues
in one inning.
Wilson Gains Third Place.
Wilson sealed up third place
with a 1914 victory over Central.
Preston Kavanaugh doubled and
singled to drive in three runs,
while Sherry Jones drove in three
more with bases loaded double
The game was played at Central.
AnacoStia walked" over Bell,
100, at Anacostia. Each team
collected only three hits. but the
Indians were given % free passes
by Pitchers Gene Milito and Jim
Sindler.
Coolidge, last years champion
closed the season in tie with
Central for sixth place with q
1873 victory over Roosevelt al
Roosevelt. Roosevelt was leading
So, at the end of the first inning
but Coolidge took over in the
second and remained In front
Roosevelt hurlers issued l8 walks
and gave up nine hits.
BRIEFS-Second round of the
playoff is scheduled next Thurs
day with Tuesdays winners meet
ing In one game and the losers
in another. Last year. double
headers were played at Griffith
Stadium: this year two games will
be played on different fields.
Disappointment of the year was
Anacostia, which figured at least
to land a playoff berth. One rea-
son for Anacostia's poor showing
was the loss of Leo Kerschbaum
star pitcher. who has had poison
ivy on both arms. fungus infection
of both hands and bursitis in his
left arm. . High school coaches
favor extending series games TO
nine innings. . A lot Of games,
they reason. are won in those last
two frames.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Rosecroft Picks Two
Associate Judges

Associate judges for the 20
night inaugural harness racing
session OF the new $500 600 Rose =
croft Raceway opening next Thurs
day niTht In nearby oxon Hill.
Nd, will bs j. Norman Hunter Of
Westminster. Nd. and Sesbroos
Smith, OF Moon. Va. II .as an
nounced yesterday BY the Mary
land Racing Commission
The associate Hsdges wil work
under Wayne Groves OF Cleveland
Ohio. who recently was appointed
presiding steward.
Among the latest trainers in
arrive with their stables yesterday
we're Milwaukee Benny Mitchell
and Jim Britt. q consistent ytctUf
last season At Laurel Harry Short
Of Columbus. Ohio. vas another
new arrival He brought In 10
horses, including pro1iiss. o J.
year old. whose s.sndotit perfor'
mances last year make him Q
strong threat NJ the track
Evening star., 1949-05-21
By Bill Fuchs

Lady Luck will have her say
concerning the pairings OF the
public high school baseball play
offs opening Tuesday. A flip of
the coin will decide who will meet
who and where.
Had Tech beaten Eastern yes
terday in the final round OF reg
ular play. the Trainers would have
drawn Western. which squeezed
into the playoffs with a 1913 vic
tory over Chamberlain. The series
program calls for a first-round
meeting of team No. l and team
No. 4, while teams No. 2 and No.
meet.
But Tech lost a IA decision to
Eastern at Tech, throwing first
place into a tie. Eastern and Tech
will settle the issue with toss
Monday morning. Each will be
hoping to take on Western in the
opening round. Wilson finished
in third place and, therefore, is
considered to be tougher prob
lem than Western.
1t doesn't always work out that
way. however, and Western, which
finished just one game ahead OF
Anacostia, will enter the playoffs
billed as the dark horse"
Raiders Could Be Tough.
With Dale Larsen back in the
lineup and Dale Summerbell al
his peak, the Raiders could cause
the winner of the draw some trou-
BILE on Tuesday. Summerbell had
two official trips at bat against
Chamberlain and collected two
hits. He slammed a home run
with one man on base to start
Western rolling in the first in
ming. Larsen high lighted a five
run outburst in the third by slam
ming a homer with two on.
The surprise action of the day,
however, was presented in the
Tech game. billed as a
pitchers duel" Shoddy playing
which accounted for 10 unearned
runs, drew the inning affair
out to 2 hours and As minutes.
Il think that wind had a lot
to do with it," said Eastern Coach
Bobby Hart. II know / Wouldn' t
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Howard Nine Finishing
Campaign at Lincoln
speeial pisposeh 10 The s,or

LINCOLN, Pa, May al
Howard University of Washington
ends its baseball season with a
game here today against Lincoln
University. Lincoln topped the
Bisons in an earlier tilt this spring
Yesterday at Dover. Del.
Howard lost to Delaware State
9-6. for the second time. Della
ware used a four-run eighth in
ming to come from behind.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
A. u. Gains N. D. Title
Al Sho men S Expense
Sesslsi Dispe,ch 70 The s,ss
CHEsTERTOwN. Nd. May a

CHESTERTOWN. Md. May 81
Less than week after II was
considered just about out Of the
race. American University's base
ball team holds the Mason Dixon
Conference baseball title.
The Eagles blasted their way 20
the crown yesterday by sinking
Washington College. 22-l2 for
their third straight victory over
the Shoremen in less than a week
Last Saturday the Eagles ap-
peared out OF contention after
losing the FIRST game of double -
header TO Washington College
here. But they came back with an
unexpected 40 triumph in the
nightcap To qualify for the play
offs. Then two days ago they
again beat the Shoremen In Wash"
inRton TO open the piayoffs and
completed their string with yes
terday's one sided triumph.
Five homers we're hit in ths
game. including two by A, Us Bob
Lamon. He also got two singles
and drove in eight runs.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Coil Toss Decides Golf
Match at Belle Haven

coin toss decided low net
wilmer yesterday at Belle Haven S
mild two-ball golf tournament
aftf Mrs. F. E. Tomlinson and
.Iod Ashcroft tied with Mr.. and
MrI c. M. Hammsla. The flip
weh to Tomlinson- Ashcroft. who
had 87-16-71 to deadlock the
Harm team which also had
.s7-t-7l.
: Tere also was a tie for low
groS finally taken by Mrs. J. P.
'Tro4haud and Eddie Semmler
withsa quick death playoff after
theY had scored 41-38-79 to
matd the 40-39-79 turned in by
Mrs. Betty Meckley and Maury
Fitzgtald.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
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