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Evening star., 1949-08-15
Shirley May Delays
Her Channel Swim
BY the Associated Press

DOVER, England, Aug. 15.-
Shirley May Frances advisers
decided not to send her to France
tonight for her attempt to swim
the English Channel because
weather conditions were not right
There was westerly breeze.
The 17-year-old girl from Som
erset, Mass. interrupted her rest
in her hotel room today and took
a Commute swim in Dover Har-
Dor. Her manager, Ted Worner
announced:
I'VE are going to wait at least
another day for perfect conditions.
We have not come this far to take
any chances. We are prepared to
stay another month if necessary"
Her coach, Harry Boudakian,
believes Shirley May is in top con-
dition to try to conquer the treach-
erous 81 miles of water separating
England from the continent.
Meanwhile, if Shirley May
France ever thinks about defeat on
her attempt to swim the channel,
she has a mental detour all
mapped out.
III I getinto artoughrspot where
I hesitate to go on" said the pretty
miss from Somerset, Mass, I'm
going to think about persons in
tougher spots"
Evening star., 1949-08-15
By Lewis F. Atchison
Stor Stcff Covrespondent

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.-Rob
Goodies arrival In camp has
focused attention on the battle
developing for positions in the
Washington Redskins backf1eld,
scrap that may not be decided
before the first league game.
Goode, who with Tackles Laurie
Niemi and Len Szafaryn, came
here following the All-Star game
at Chicago last Friday, was tested
on defense in scrimmage the fol-
lowing day and emerged with a
Triple-A rating. His bronzed,
well-proportioned frame and speed
afoot are enough to guarantee a
long trial. He easily is one of
the best looking rookie ball toters
the Tribe ever brought to camp.
AS of today, the backs seem
divided into two classes. those
virtually sure of a job and those
still trying to make the grade.
Fixtures, in addition to Goode,
include Sammy Baugh, Harry Gill
mer and Tommy Mont, who'll
handle the quarterbacking. Harry
Dowda, Dan Sandifer and Eddie
Saenz are sure shots for half
back positions, while Ed Quirk and
Dick Poillon are the outstanding
fullbacks at this writing.
Yelled in uncertainty are the
Evening star., 1949-08-15
browns Lick Hornets
lin Exhibition, 21-0;
Ayers Edge Bills
By the Associofed Press

TOLEDO. Ohio, Aug. 15.-The
Cleveland Browns, who will open
defense of their All-American
Conference championship in a
couple of weeks, whipped the Chi
cago Hornets, 21-0. yesterday in
the Midwest's first pro exhibition,
and only once did the Chicagoans
threaten.
The Browns capitalized on three
breaks-two fumbles and a pass
|interception - to set up their
|touchdowns. Otto Graham scored
on a 29-yard run on the open
ing period, when trapped while
looking for a receiver, and Ed
|Sustersic, rookie fullback, scored
on plunges of three and one yards.
Lou Broza kicked all three points.
The work of Graham and Sus-
tersic, plus the running and de-
fensive work of Warren Lahr in
the last half, featured the champs
performance.
Ray Ramsey put the Hornets in
scoring position in the second
period with a 58-yard punt return.
going out on the Browns 10. How
ever, the half ended with Johnny
Clement plunging to the two-yard
line
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Southworih Denies
Filming Two Players
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 15-Billy
Southworth. manager of the Bos-
ton Braves, says he has not fined
two of his players for fighting.
II have not fined anybody, y
Southworth told the Associated
Press.
The Boston Globe, naming club
president Lou Perrin as it's source
said first baseman Earl Torgeson
and outflelder Jim Russell had
been fined by the manager.
The players did not fight each
other but engaged in skirmish
with unidentified persons in a Chi
cago hotel room, the paper quoted
Perrin.
Southworth also said Torgeson
and Russell had not fought each
other.
Russell might have been
popped" Billy said, but what
ever happened is his affair" J."
Torgeson has returned home
with a broken hand which he said
he suffered trying to protect him
self from two fungo drives coming
at his head.
Russell was reported by baseball
writer's with the Boston club as
having two black eyes. He was
quoted as saying he received the
black eyes while playing with his
brother at their home in Pennsyl-
vania.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Jonkowski, Scott Pilot Rydros
7oRed Bank Regatta riunphs

per hour. Then Bill Cantrell,
driving Horace Dodge's My
Sweetie, set a new National
Sweepstakes record of 87.464 miles
per hour.
In the 225 cubic inch, Division
II, hydro final, Jerry Powell, Rich
mond. Va, made it clean sweep
at the expense of Street.
Sheila Boyd and Alice B. Cohee,
both of st. Michaels, Md. took
first and third in the 4s-cubic
inch runabout class.
In the Red Bank Gold Cup un-
limited event, lodges My Sweetie,
driven by Cantrell. was winner.
Bill Rogers and Eric Green
leaf, Presidents Cup Regatta off,
cials, had assurances that most of
the drivers would appear for the
Potomac River classic on Septem-
Der II and 18.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Bull Run Horse Show
TricoIor Is Earned
By Central Drive
By Angelina }. CorobelIi

MANASSAS, Va, Aug. 15.-
Alex Calvert's Central Drive from
Warrenton. Va, ridden by Mrs.
Calvert, took the hunter tricolor
yesterday at the Bull Run Hunt
Club horse show here. Reserve
to Central Drive was Mrs. H. T.
Holidays young hunter. Johnny
P. from Orange, Va.
Paul Fout's 4-year-old ieaper.
Golden Chance, again bested the
jumper field to win with 13 points.
Reserve was Robert C. Lees
Bonne File with eight points.
Central Drive annexed a brace
Of blues in the ladies' and open
hunters. Johnny P. had win in
the hunter hacks and scored three
seconds.
Golden Chance won the warmup
and the hotly contested knock
down-and-out and was second in
the touch-and-out. Bonne File
was second to Chance in the
warmup and the knock down
and-out and third in the touch
and-out.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Haggin Perry's
entries from Gotham, Va, &C
counted for wins in three of the
four pony events, with Watch Me
taking the large pony hacks and
jumpers and newly acquired Da-
vid winning the small pony Jump
er class. Ann Everett Yoe had the
mount on the Perry ponies. Page
and Berkeley Jennings Blue
Blazes from Pennington, Va,
with Terry Drury up, was winner
OF the small pony hacks.
Among outstanding perform
ances were Alex Calvert's wins
with Sir Possum in the model ard
green hunter events and Joe
Ovens win with Black Jack in
the open jumpers.
Evening star., 1949-08-15

futures of Howie Livingston, whose
knee is bothering him; Steve Ba-
garus, Jack Kirby, HOWE Hartley
and Brian Bell, all halfbacks. Full
backs Mike Micka and Tom Coch-
ran are in the same doubt-ridden
boat. If the Redskins carry only
13 backs, as planned. these seven
men will fight it out for the -four
remaining positions.
1t is a trying situation for Coach
Billick Whelchel, and, paradox
cally. rather nice, for he'll have
a choice of some better than aver
age backs. Livingston, for ex-
ample, not only would be inval-
liable on defense with a sound
knee, but helpful on offense
Kirby, a half-pint of unbottled
speed, would give rival blood
hounds a merry romp in any bro
ken field. Hartley seems to have
more confidence with a year OF
pro experience and is running
we'll.
Mike Micka's wealth Of line
backing experience and deadly
tackling are in his favor, and Tom
Cochran is rated the second best
blocker on the team behind Quirk
Bell, seemingly slow compared to
others, nevertheless runs hard and
hits like a battering ram. He's a
runner who picks up additional
yardage after being tackled. a
good. tough youngster.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
penso' 5 Trinket Sails
To Penguin Victory
Al Oxford Meet
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

OXFORD, Md, Aug. 15-Oxford
race week ended here yesterday
in a rush of wind that made up
for light airs fought by a 166-boat
fleet two days earlier Winners
included Len Penso's Trinket of
Washingtons Columbia Yacht
Club, in the Penguin Class, Billy
Myers White Shadow of Oxford in
the Star Class, Chuck Wiley's Glib
Gabbitt of Oxford, in the Thistles
Glass, and John North's Island
Bird of Easton in the Log Canoes
Class. Penso again led the Pen
gums in the final race yesterday
and clinched the top prize. The
Penguins drew 81 starters, the
second largest field.
Myers did the same thing in the
Star series, trouncing the 1943
international Glass champ Art
Deacon Of Larchmont, N. Y. Dave
Dunigan Of Washington and Glib
son Island placed third.
In the Thistle Class, Frank
Marquardt's White Shadow II
placed second and Edgar Hoyts
third. Both hail from Potomac
River.
Island Bird took the Com
modore's Bowl for canoes after
Bob Wilson's Magic Of Tunis
Mills. Md. went over in a hard
puff. Magic until then was
Chesapeake Bays top canoe for
the year, having won three
trophies a week before at Miles
River.
Four other canoe shippers who
decided they didn't go for the
current canoe handicapping sys-
tenn staged a race of their own.
Jay Dee. the Rev. Dick Hubbard's
canoe efrom Cambridge, was first
in.
Jim Merrill of Riverton. N. j.,
current class champion won the
Comet series handily. Potomac
River shippers failed to show.
Prizes were awarded by Jim
Speer of Tired Avon Yacht Club
and Sig Hersloff. jr., of Chesa-
peake Bay Yacht Club, co-sponsors
of the regatta, Speer, incidentally,
won the Oxford 400 race.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Potomac, Old Dominion
Divide Rowing Honors

Virginia Boat Club was back in
Richmond today determined to
even the score at its next meet
ing with Old Dominion Boat Club
of Alexandria and Potomac Boat
Club of Washington.
The three held rowing regatta
at Potomac yesterday and the
Potomac and Old Dominion acted
real neighborly. sharing the top
spot with 4 points each. Po-
tomac won the Junior gig and
Junior eight finals, while the AL
were first in the jun
ior quad and senior eight. The
outsider" had to be content with
third place with 2 points.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Jockey Skoronski Hailed
To Court for Shooting
by the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Anthony
Skoronski, 20, one of the Nations
leading jockeys, was picked to
show in court Wednesday after
he failed to win an argument IN
his sister, laws place. Police
said the track speedster horsed
around too freely with a pistol
last night, shooting a hole into
the wall.
Skoronski's wife, Catherine. 10,
told sheriff's police she left the
Jockey, taking her 1s-~o~r
baby, Antionette, after a scrap
Saturday. Last nigh, M =. -
ronski said, her husband ex-
changed heated words with his
sister-in-law then fired a bullet
into the living room wall. He was
arrested and booked on a charge
of assault with a deadly weapon
Evening star., 1949-08-15
By Gabrielle {. Forbush


Despite competition from Balti-
more, Annapolis and as far south
as Asheville, N. c.. local talent"
triumphed yesterday at the match
held by the Boxer Club of Vir-
ginia at River Bend, near Alex
andria. Best in match. chosen by
Mrs. Frances Owen of Warning
ton, Pa, was Annette of Forest
Glen, owned by John Floyd of
Manor Club, Md.
Best puppy was Sunshine's
Darktown Strutter. owned by Mrs.
Carolyne Hudson of Fairfax, Va.
There were upward of so en-
tries, slightly below the total of
last years event, running in such
well-fllled classes that 1t took half
an hour to Judge the largest and
the final awards.
1t was a profitable affair for
the Boxer Club of Virginia, now
amassing fund toward it's first
American Kennel Club-sponsored
point show. About $3.50 was taken
at the gate and in entries. The
club donated the silver trophies.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Gordien Breaks Discus
Record for Third Time
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

TAVASTEHUS, Finland. Aug
15.-For the third time this year
Fortune Gordien of the University
of Minnesota has bettered the
listed world record for the discus
throw.
Competing in a Finnish track
meet last night, the American
athlete made a toss of 1856 feet and
IS inches. This easily eclipsed the
existing world mark of 181 feet,
63s inches by Italy's Adolfo Con-
solini.
Earlier this season Gordien
threw the discus 1875 feet, 40
inches at Lisbon and hurled it
1872 feet, 353/64 inches at Oslo.
Norway.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Special Dispofeh 10 The Star

RED BANK, N. j., Aug. 15.-
Contrasted to Saturdays gray,
squally afternoon, the second
stanza of the Red Bank National
Sweepstakes Regatta was run off
here yesterday under perfect wa
ter s~d weather conditions.
Ben Jankowski, Glen Head,
N. Y, handily won the B hydro
event with 625 points.
Vic Scott, Levittown. N. Y, in
his Flying Scot, beat stellar field
in the F hydro class.
In the C racing runabout class,
Les Trafton, st. Petersburg, Fla,
set an unofficial record at 56.998
miles per hour. Sid Street, Kan
sas City ace. made it two in a
row, upsetting his Saturdays rec
ord for a new high of 76.524 miles
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Capital Area Dogs Top Scorers
AtVirginia Boxer Club Match

which were awarded in all class
and top wins.
Dog Classes.
Puppy, 9 to mo-, Brawn of Little
House. T. M. Wright, Alexandria; 4 to
mo-, Adonis Of Mossmont, Louis D. Moss
Alexandria; to mo-, Troubles, Ronald
Parish, Vienna, Va; to 12 mo-, Caesar
Of ., Mossmont, Donald M. ,Tregor, AAlexan-
Denny, Patuxent River Base, Md. Ameri-
can bred, Watchman of Mossmont, George
W. Kelly, Chevy Chase, Md; open, Killian
Of Quelle Heure, Mrs. James Keller,
Washington.
Bitch Glasses.
Mossmont,. Louis R. Moss; 4 to mo-,
Amour of Mossmont, Jane A. Brown
Arlington, Va; d to 8 mo-, Best Bid
Of Marnoc; Margaret L. Knox. Laurel
ter (also best puppy; novice, Psyche,
Mrs: A. S. Lamond, Alexandria; American
bred. Annette Of Forest Glen !also best
George Reid. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
SPORTS Mirror
BY the Associoted Press

Today a year ago-Lou Bou-
dreau got seven hits to pace
Cleveland Indians to double
triumph over Chicago White
Sox, 60 and 80.
Three years ago-Col. E. R.
Bradley. whose thoroughbreds
won four Kentucky Derbies,
died at his Idle Hour farm at
age of 86.
Five years ago-Eastern In
tercollegiate Association adopt
ed six football rule changes, in
Guiding passing anywhere be-
hind the line of scrimmage.
Ten years ago-The st. Louis
Cardinals released Pitcher Paul
Dean to their Columbus farm
club in American Association.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
why YOU need ANTITRUST GASOLINE:

All gasolines contain minute quantities of water
caused by moisture condensation Result Rust forms
inside your gasoline tank. Rust particles carried by
the gasoline clog fuel lines, straners and carburetor
ets-cause wear precision paris in fuel pump and
,carburetor. The amazing new chemical RD-1l9, in
Sinclair Gasoline coats the inside of your cars fuel
system with invisible protective layer that pre-
vents rust.
syeeds Mssk
Evening star., 1949-01-02
TRAILERs FOR SALE

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YOUR SOLUTION to the housing
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TRAILER HEADQUARTERS for new
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THE TRAILER you're looking for
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4403
Evening star., 1949-01-02
AUTO rRUcKs-sALE (cont. J

FoRDS AND GMC panel trucks, IIa-
ton; good operating condition: new
ly painted; $3.50 each or best rea-
sonable offer. Call daily except Sun
day, $50 a m. to 4:30 pm. EVE
MING STAR GARAGE, S41 ind
st. Sc. See Mr.. Fitzgerald. 3
CHEVROLET 1941 sedan delivery
truck; in excellent condition. 1lO1
Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd.
CLEARANCE-New 194S trucks; floor
display models-Federal. lla-ton, .
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the light duty type: All are offered
at dealer cost prices while they
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lsie iSs-roN FORD, stake body
la47 2-ton Ford, stake body, "
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Evening star., 1949-01-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRUSTS, lst, Ind and :Ird: Nd, Va
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CASH For End Trust NOTES
ment Prefer personal calls to
Don. 1927 Eye st. NV, D1. $3.50
'.sT-TRGsT LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. P. J. WALsHE,
INC; Ill5 Eye st; NV: Ma. 646s;
1st AND End TRUST LOANS on real
pRhisHnR ssa,t II p t4 g. \ ma and Va " 4E MR
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WE HAVE CLIENTS TO BUY deferred
IE RIIshss5 au1GR Gsnes a. Eng 7s1 Tusts IA MGH
MONEY ON SECOND rRUsrPwe
will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
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WE HAVE CLIENTS to buy deferred
purchase money. 2nd trusts. MITCH
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Evening star., 1949-01-02
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

PARTS. 1898 Willys 4-door sedan.
TIE. 1887.
FOR SALE or for hire-A.c. tractor,
model HD-5. with front-end loader
and bulldozer combination; mo
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doors complete, hood assembly. front
bumper complete. head light, park
light, left rear fender. tail light
miscI. moldings; excellent cond.
reas. GE. 540u.
WE HAVE AVAILABLE for immediate
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l92S-1942 Ford
1888 1912 Chevrolet.
1881 1912 Plymouth.
1881 1912 Dodge.
la4l-lg4? Chevrolet truck.
l933-194l Dodge truck.
Liberal trade.in allowance on your
old engine. Use our time payment
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months to pay. Also inquire about
our factory-rebulit transmisSions.
MONTGOMERY WARD. Alexandria,
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Evening star., 1949-01-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

NEW PANELS, vans and stakes, by
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IMMEDIATELY -194s
Chevrolet vans, stakes, panels and
pickups, for hire by day. wk. or con-
tract PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV-UR-
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service: reas: local or long distance.
ia. 3931 after pm, GE l4l6 3,
Evening star., 1949-01-02
BENDALL'S SPECIALS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CHEAP CARS wANTED-S1o to
5000, Any make, model, year:
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CHEVROLET OWNERS - 12 cars
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BUICK OWNERS cars needed i'm
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Evening star., 1949-01-02
WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

home or few acres to build on Give
location particulars and price; dis.
tance from Washington. Box 1888.
MAN AND WIFE desire waterfront
furnished cottage in 50-mile area
D. c., for week January 10: must
be modern and heated Call GL.
1890 3s
WEEK END COTTAGE on water: cleo
trteity, conveniences; not over so
miles aWay Box 3lh.I. Star
Evening star., 1949-01-02
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender anc
body work: only skilled men work or
your car: reasonable prices. ARLAN.
pRIA SUPER AUTO SERVICE, 11OE
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. 1904.
CAR PAINTED, S49. 80; baked, factory
sparkling finish. Expert body, fender
PAINTERS, 2016 L st. NV. Phone
G0HPLETE JOB, SsB up; work guar.
enteee. GILBERT. .41O2 Ps. ave. sc
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Evening star., 1949-01-02
MOTORCYCLES

SERVI-CYCLE-Exc condition
Best offer takes. Sliso 4316, Sun
HARIEY-DAvIDsoN 1912 40. re.
built last summer. new battery
buddy scar. excellent cond.: 5000 OF
best offer. AK. 2035. q
ALLCRAFT invites you to Join our
S5-a-wk. plan for buying a scooter
in l949. All makes available We
wish all scooter riders a Happy New
Year 1886 N, 10th, Arl, OW. 4464.
FOR THAT WINTER BARGAIN, see
US first! A fine selection OF condi.
toned used machine available
AIS, Matchless. ARIEL and Tri.
umphs for your riding pleasure
parts. oil and accessories. "Youl
motorcycllng headquarters AL.
LIED MOTORCYCLE SALES. 81.
9Th st. RE. sob
Evening star., 1949-01-02
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special.
automobile let US finance it for tht
purchases. NOLAN FINANCE CO.
1lO2 New York ave. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1949-01-02
FARMS WANTED

FARMHOUSE wanted by man and
wife and 8 children; family nov
Separated: reasona ole rent; Prince
Georges Co. pref: conveniences not
necessary Call VI So3S %
Evening star., 1949-01-02
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE, downtown once bldg !;
nicely furn.; $50. VI. 409O.
COURTHOUSE So. Arl-l room
sround foor; private entrance and
parking furnished; reasonable. OK