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Evening star., 1949-12-15
Allen, Belgrade Envoy.
To Give Lecture Here

George v. Allen, Ambassador to
Yugoslavia, will speak on Nation
alism and Development In the
Moslem World" at 6 o'clock to-
night in the Agriculture Depart
ment Auditorium.
Mr.. Allen will discuss the rela-
tionship of Moslem developments
to the world situation as a whole.
The lecture will be sponsored by
the Agriculture Department Grad
uate School. =.
Evening star., 1949-12-15
BEDROOM FURNITURE
18th CENTURY
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

$500 Lounge Choir. wine domosk- $3.50
$l47.5o Mohosony BorreI Choir, linen, antique silk
back Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Sl25.00 Lawson Lounge Choir, rose eover---$62.50
$6995 BorreI Choir. rose brocoteIe --------$49.5o
Sll2O0 BorreI Choir --------$ $3.50
S234O0 Lowson Soto, green --------$l59.5
SIS. 50 Fan Choir, mouye $3.50
$1,000 Vino Choir -------------------$ $79.95
So8. Ladies' Lounge Choir $69.95
$500 Occasional Choir, Mortho Washington,
$3.50
$3.50 Fan Back Occasional Chair, green, $29.95
Sl06.50 Ladies' Lounge Choir $79.95
$3z500 3-pieee Sectional (Modern), red $1,000
sl27m Modern Lounge cho! rose and gold, $eS.S5
Evening star., 1949-12-15
TABLES

$3.50 Lamp TobIe. Mahogany Leother Top $z9.e5
$3.50 Lamp Table, Mahogany Pieerust - 1926
~ Top :. --..------.-- - 1875
s47.5O End Tobie, Mahoqony Leother Top z4.95
$3.50 Mahogany commode, Leother Top 1895
$3.50 Mahogany Step Toble------------- 1895
$3.50 Mohooony Drum TobIe Ie zz.50
$7450 Lamp Table Mahogany, Leother Top 1895
$3.50 cocktoi Toble. Mahogany Leother
Top ----------------4---- 1895
5000 Mahogany End TobIe---- 9.95
$3.50 cocktoh Tobe. Mohogony,
chippendoIe -.------.-..---- z7.5o
Evening star., 1949-12-15
BEDDING
DINING ROOM

$S50.00 Ten Piece Mahogany Dining Room
Suite, 18th Century :
$445.00 S-piece Mohoeony Dining Suite :
$l,l50.00 9-piece Mahogany Dining Suite,
18th Century. inloid
$345.00 9-pieee Walnut Dining Room Suite,
French Provinciol---------------
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Eta Wins First Heat of Regatta
AS Two Craft Beat Starting Gun

aged 600 points with two seconds
in the c hydros against q. start
ers. Victor Scott of White Plains.
N. Y, won top honors there
with TOO points.
Lou Fageol, in his so Long. y
scampered through winner by a
boat length in the seven litre class.
A squall midway in the days l6-
race schedule roughed the course,
forcing cancellation of the first
heat for 48 cubic inch hydroplanes.
Before the rain fell, however,
Sid Street, Kansas City. Mo, ma
tional champion for 225 cubic
inch craft, shattered the world S
record for that class with a mark
of 75.122 h. p. h. in his "Z-Z-Zip."
In the 1875 cubic inch hydroplane
class Street again pushed through
winner. He brought his Gee
Whiz" across the line 40 yards
ahead of Shooting Star" which
was under the control OF c. Null
ford Scull, Ventnor
Tomorrow's events, to be run in
Is heats. will co-feature the sweep
stakes finals and the Red Bank
Gold Cup, q free for all for in
bOardS.s
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Hdqerstown Results
~ the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year-olds and upward; sbout turlongs
Say Polly tRivera $40 $50 30
Mayfern fTammaro) 3.20 200
Worries 'BaiId, Az
Also ran-orcus. Flag Bee. wishfu
Miss, st. Paul Sweet Barbara.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Verte iReeaibutoI 500 $40 400
Little Hussy SHAW 500 4.6t
Black Button lGrifhth) sec
Also Also ran2To You. chanc. Fair. D.ri
Danger. FLAG Maid. Foxler.
DAILY double paid $3S.60)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim.
Ing; 3-year-olds and upward; 6h furlones
Gay Beauty Grant 7.@o 33ss3o 3s3 s'st ss'sstt
George Snow tRegalbuto) 4.6C
Also ran-Bud g. Roziante. Cuban Bill
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; about fur
Kitty KiIts .Riyers, .,. 40 "a" 20 . q" .n
InEsrl,ire E;mi Ges!lenser !e9.. "''"
Cabin Creek. High Heart.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing; 3year-olds and upward; about i.
miles.
Beau Briar Gawless) $50 $50 $50
Outcoat CTemmaro) 800 300
Flags tCardoza) 100
Time, 1:s4as.
Also ran-Ice Lady, Biolac, Gallant
Doc. Sting Lea.
Sixth RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
ances: 3-year-olds and upward about 8
furlongs.
Flicka Foot Gawless) $50 $50 2-40
Belle Moose tMartine1) 2.40 2.4C
Heaven Hill Baird $50
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Dowson-Rotford Heod|iner
Rated SIugger-Boxer Natural

ton and Bee Bee Wright. Gibson
is that fighter who showed here
very brilliantly in several bouts at
Turner's Arena last winter. Daw-
son stopped him in seven. He also
stopped Docusen in six as part OF
his fine knockout record.
Dawson Rules FavOrite.
His kayo log and somewhat fam
cier list of opponents serves to
make Dawson about Us favorite
for tomorrow night. But Ratford
has plenty of local support from
those who remember his workout
against Sonny Boy West here last
March. West was at his peak then
ana favored to win. Ratford moved
into Turner's Arena to show a
brand of fancy boxing seen all too
rarely here. He owned the popular
local boy from the start. boxed rings
around him and did everything ex-
cept make it no contest. He showed
a very educated left hook and a
body attack that could wear down
better boys than West.
It's that body attack that may
help him tomorrow night. and It's
no secret that Ratford will use it.
He has been concentrating on it
in several days of workouts at
Turner's Arena, and his manager.
Sammy Aaaronson, predicts that
Ratford's educated left and his
body punching ability will swing
things in his favor.
The preliminary card Is high
lighted by the return of Stone
wall Jackson to local competition.
Stonewall hasn't shown his pecu-
liar style here since .the middle OF
the winter Tomorrow night he
takes on Billy Patterson in the
eight-round lightweight semif1nal.
Other bouts are Sonny Boy Bum
against Holly Minis. welters, five
rounds. and Sammy Cochrane VS..
Roy Hutchim. feather; Marshall
Clayton VS.. Chink Williams, light
weights, end Ralph Gonzales vs..
Graham Jones, welters, all four
FOUNDERS.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Saratoga Results
By the Assoeioted Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: maiden
colts and seedlings; 2-year-oids; ga fur
Asmirals 4sn,. rs Pride .olis'n' 1890 $50 4-so
Foreisn Affair tduerin) $50
,...Ia Also .,eessE,-DSol,; Pan Hawk, 1 Fox chal
Roushhouse, bExample HALEY. bGay Lark
ousstus, Time Keeper, { Our Doctor.
field. bStarmount Stable Rolling
Plains StableMrs. D. Howe entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000 claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs.
Tavistock tGuerin) 4.30 $40
Penron (Smith) 11.20
Time, 1:123s.
Also ran-skylighter. Hyblaze, Your SUM-
Show Time. Low and High and Gay Song
DAILY double paid $3520J
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; >steeple-
chase allowances; 4-year-olds and up
Lock and Key (s'thwick) 7.s0 40 $50
Flying Dolphin Brown $50 40
Leche Hombre Carter 800
Also ran-Bannock Laddie, Oak Bulger,
Jack Blandford and Repose.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, So, 900: maiden
Allies and mares; 3year-olds and upward;
Rso!' Ms4 r.nse snseu1 }soreu. 1910 ssS ssS sc s1c
Night Sound Pere1 $40
Time, rs.
Also ran-Pompeed. Alibarrie. Intrigue,
Thalassa, Gallant Nurse. Go Lock and
Georgia.
FIFTH RACE-The Saratogs Special
S12,750 (winner take am; 2-year-oids;
a furlongs.
More Sun tGlisson) $50 $40 $50
Sulieman tGuerin, $50 $40
Navy Chief (Arcsro) $50
Time. 1:13ts
Also ran-Mr. Trouble, DCasemate.
SIXTH RACE The Travers; purse.
$4,000 added: stakes; 3-year-olds; IA
miles.
Arise tErrico) $50 $40 so
Daiouari tBernhardt) 1880 80
Sunbahram tArcarol $50
Time. 2:06h.
Also ran-colonel Mike. Count-a Bit
Double Brandy, Porker, One Hitter, Blue
Grip, Pibroch
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year-o olds end up; 11s miles.
s., sF.ndH Mrfse pne.6 B95snd az 49o
Rialto tAdamsl $50
Time, 1888.
Also ran Artist Life, Fire Point,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
@ 1oe DE- syss101ss y,yr. 9soland ana up ies s 40
Bluesweep tAtkinson) 100
Also ran-Jacopoly, Happy All, Posing
worth, Comeallye. Pencell. Spicebush.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Ocean Downs Results

FIRST RACE--Purse, $500; 2,year;olds
and up; trot; % conditionsd. ! mile.
Jim Gallon cd Myerl 800 40
Georgie Mac tshanberser $50
Also Also raeedozorit. Brooke, Price Berry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: e-year-
olds and uD; pace: p conditioned. Al
Broroy iwhealton. jr) e1so 1880 $50
Clint stone ,shanaherseD 2o.so 500
Don Brooks tWyole) $50
Also raced-Hal Mix. Vaha Guy, Red
1Daily double paid ss7.eO)
THIRD RACE-s5oo: for o-year-olds
and up; pace; - conditioned. ga fur
Barbara SONG ,E. Myer) $50 $50 900
Cindy Adams tBuckson) go $40
Tom O'Brien Davis 4"o
Also rae. .d-colonel Bars, Gamble Pep
per c. Brooke.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse; $500: e2-year-
aeepit sss sad Ra aa slss Mse 'onSS'es S"S s ss
Colleen Meridale fStout) $50 80
Royal Blue Ellis Myer) 80
Also '' raced. over The Hill. Kathey
Hanover.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; 3-year, olds
and up PACE: 80 conditioned mile.
] Vietofy Cash tstokley) 40 $50
Mr. Knox tMevA) $50
Also aime raeed.price vonian. wilma Han
over. Little Tor'
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, s7oo; s.year; oIds
and up; trot; 30 conditioned l mile.
Dr. Richards wv. Myer) $50 800 3aO
Adagio adams lo6o 5uu
Eola (McPhillips) $50
Also raced-Kerr Scott Praline. Baron
Rosecroft, Lawde me, Jonny Brew.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. LOCO: 3
year -olds and up; pace; II conditioned
q srock Thoughts tHlan) 4.20 100 320
a Chum B. tDevlin, sou sn
Gypsy Scott tFrancis) sou
Time, LOSS.
Also raced-Duke Harvester. Sultan
Hanover, Crown Prince.
y. Hylan Stable entry.
The st. Louis Cardinals suffered
AZ ShutoUtS in 1908,
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Liqht Winds Cancel
Afternoon Program
In Oxford Regatta
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

OXFORD. Nd. Aug. 13.-Light
airs that forced cancellation of
the afternoon race for all classes
today dogged Oxford Race Week,
the big Eastern Shore sailing
event, for the second day.
A near-record fleet had a good
southerly breeze for the morning
races. but 1t died out later and
nobody finished within the time
limit for the afternoon races.
Len Penso, of Columbia Yacht
Club In Washington, won the Pen
guin class race in his Trinket.
He was followed by two Hampton,
Va. Shippers. John Brown and
Charles Boykin.
Bill Heintz. of Washington and
West River. paced the Thistle
feet in his Highlander. Frank
Marquardt of Alexandria. Va, was
second in White Shadow II. and
Edgar Hoyt's Alice. Of Arlington,
was third.
Other class winners were Jim
Merrill's Barf1y of Riverton. N. j.,
Comets; Bill Myers White
Shadow, oxford. Stars. Malcolm
Hathaway. Chesapeake Bay Yacht
Club, Indian Landing 20's; Gus
Plutschak's Willie Wrinkle. oxford,
Scrappy Cats: Roger Critchlow.
jr., oxford, Dolphins.
Cruising class winner today was
Oscar Olsen's Starbuck of Anna
polls. However, in the 39-mile
race down from Gibson Island yes
terday, Norman Owens sloop Fan
dango of Gibson Island Yacht
Squadron won the polar bowl for
the best corrected time of 40
boat feet.
Six log canoes. the bays most
colorful class, came out today but
never finished the course because
Of old debbil calm.
The committee, headed by Jim
Speer of oxford. decided to run
one race tomorrow. Trophy pre-
will follow at Tired Avon
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Bomby to Meet Moose
In Sunday Loop Feature

Undefeated Bamby Bread faces
Silver Spring Moose, losers Of only
one game. in the feature tilt of
today's National City Sunday
League schedule. They tangle on
the South Ellipse diamond.
A win for the Moose would cause
flrst-place tie. which Northeast
Body Works also could join pro-
vided they win over Thrifty
Liquors in a game on the West
Ellipse. Other contests are
Griffith Consumers against South
east Merchants at East Ellipse.
and Howatt Concrete against
Capital Cadillac on the North
Ellipse, at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
By the Assoeioted Press

RED BANK, N. j., Aug. 13.-
George E. Sarant. Freeport, N. Y.
auto dealer, in 1is new single-step
hydroplane, Eta" won the first
heat of the 18th National Sweeps
stakes regatta. in a rough race on
the Navesink River today.
Sarant pushed his Allison
powered craft to a speed of 59662
m.p.h.. but managed first place
only after Horace E. Dodge's Gold
Cup champion. MY Sweetie." and
Harry Lynn's "La-Ha-La" beat the
starting gun and were forced to
race an extra lap.
The final heat will be raced
tomorrow afternoon.
Guy Lombardo's Tempo W.
was less than 100 feet of Sarants
bow when his rudder apparently
went out of control and forced
him into the pits.
For the l0-mile sweepstake dis
tance, Sarant was clocked In
1o.03:2 minutes: MY Sweetie." for
1917 miles, 10.11:12. and La-Ha-La
the same distance. 1o.41:3.
Ike Hale of Washington man
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Daiquari Neck Back;
Sun Bahram Sd; More
Sun Isl in Special
By the Assoeioted Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
Aug. 13.-Arise from the Canadian
owned Addison Stables, raced to
victory here today in the S0th
Travers. Oldest stakes in the United
States, beating Daiquari by neck
at the end of the thrilling mile
and a quarter battle.
Third in the field of ten 3-year-
olds was Sun Bahram. the favor
ite, only a half length farther
back.
Ridden by Consolato Errico.
Arise scored the most important
triumph of his career, earning
$4,000. ,He paid $3.50.
He carried only 108 pounds and
traversed the distance on dead
track in 2:06 Us.
Capot Withdrawn.
Due to track conditions, Green
trees Capot, the Belmont and
Peakness winner, was withdrawn.
while Belair Studs Shackleton also
was scratched because of his In
ability to leave the starting gate.
The meetings. largest crowd a.
495, jammed the ancient park.
Arise was never far back Of the
leaders. He came from sixth place
midway of the backstretch to as
sumo command in the run for
home. Going out for the firmer
footing, he stood long. hectic
drive gamely and had just enough
left to withstand the daring bid
of Daiquari. The latter set the
early pace. relinquished the lead
to Count-a- Bit after the first five-
furlongs. then came again at the
end.
More Sun Wins Special.
Brookmeade Stable continued
it's monopoly of the juvenile stakes
here when More Sun, fine look
ing son of Sun Again, won the
47th Saratoga Special, the CO.
feature with the Travers. He
zoomed to the front turning for
home, and though ne bolted again
nearing the finish line, streaked
the final pole a length and a half
clear of Suheman. Navy Chief
was third.
More Sun paid $3.50 straight
and turned the six furlongs in
deep going in the comparatively
good time of 1888.
The special was winner-take-all
and netted the Brookmeade colt
S12,750, stretching his total to
date to $57,525.
Gordon Glisson completed
triple on More Sun. his second
triple in two days.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Recreation Dept. Holds
.2-Session Grid Clinic

The District Recreation Depart
ment's second annual football
rules clinic will be held tomorrow
and Wednesday nights at 8 o'clock
at Central High School. it was an
nounced yesterday by Dick Tenny-
son.
The clinic provides a review OF
grid rlies for officials and coaches
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Three Old Club Rivals
Meet in Regatta Today

Three of the oldest rowing
rivals in the Middle Atlantic area
will compete in a triangular re-
gatta at the Potomac Boat Club
today at pm, when the Vir-
ginia Boat Club of Richmond, the
Old Dominion Boat Club of Alex
andria, and the host club vie in
six events.
The three clubs have been hold
ing their triangular meets for
nearly 20 years. Todays will be
the second in the 1949 series, the
first having been held at Old
Dominion two weeks ago. and the
third scheduled for the Richmond
club two weeks hence.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
By GEORGE Huber

A classic fight combinations
good boxer against good slug
GERS set for tomorrow night
at Griffith Stadium Doug Rat
ford of New York is the boxer
and Freddy Dawson Of Chicago is
the slugger. They tangle for 10
rounds (or less to break a six
week boxing drought for a town
that generally is used to seeing
a good fight every week or so
during the summer.
On paper 1t shapes up as a
humdinger, and oddly enough it is
a substitute bout. 1t was booked
here by Matchmaker Gabe Mem
endez to fill a hole vacated by
Jimmy Cooper VS.. Manuel Ortiz
when Ortiz was injured in train
ing. That Cooper Ortiz bout still
Is due, however, and comes here
on August 20.
In Quest of Title Bouts.
Mondays principals box in both
the lightweight and welterweight
divisions. and both are making at
tempts to meet the champs in
those sections. Dawson seems to
have a better demand on a cham
pionship fight. but somehow or
other attempts to match him
against Ike Williams. the light
weight king, aren't getting any,
where fast. The National Boxing
Association lists him as the No.
logical contender for that bauble.
and the winner of tomorrow
nights bout will be in good posi-
ton to challenge Williams again.
AS for weights. they'll be be-
twixt and between the weilter-
lightweight classes tomorrow
night. Dawson figures to come
In around 140 and Ratford around
1873 pounds.
It's rubber match, they hav-
ing exchanged wins back in 1947.
Dawson hasn't been beaten in over
a year. including among his vic
Tins such name fighters as Bernie
Docusen. Terry Gibson Gene Bur-
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Colts First Victory;
Re-armed Second in
S72,750 Chicago Race
lx the Asse<iotsd Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Curtice, q
fast finishing son of Roman, TO-
day carried the colors of Mrs.
Emil Denemark. Chicago. to q
surprising Y Length victory over
the Calumet Farms Re-Armed In
the $72,750 Washington Park Flu
turity.
1t was the first victory for the
$13,700 yearlng purchase. al
though the colt had never been
out Of the money in six previous
races. It also was the most i'm
portant event ever won by the
Chicago sportswoman. who col
lected $57,850 first prize.
Curtice, ridden by the veteran
OWE Scurlock. sprinted the six
furlongs in 1:10H to clip NTH
of a second of the best time ever
recorded for the juvenile test, the
1:102s established by Calumet
Farms Bewitch two years ago.
WISCONSIN hoy xnlEus
Third place in the 11-horse field
went to William M. Peavey's Wis
consin boy. winner of the Arling-
ton Park Futurity. Wisconsin Boy
ridden by Jack Chestnut. finished
only half length In back of Re-
Armed which went to the post an
even money favorite.
These two staged a whirlwind
duel from the start, but had to
give way to Curtice's driving move
in the stretch. Curtice, never
worse than fourth. was only a
half length behind Re-armed and
a length in back of the leading
Wisconsin Boy at the half mile.
Then, as they turned for home.
Curtice passed Wisconsin Boy and
moved up on the Calumet runner.
taking the lead at about the eighth
pole.
Curtice SIS Favorite.
Floral finished fourth. The six
other 2-year-old colts were out
and never in the run
ming.
The crowd Of 22,362 sent Cur
tice to the post at odds of 8 to l
and he paid $500, $3.50 and $40
to show.
Though Curtice went into the
race a maiden. his triumph was
not entirely unexpected Last
time out he finished second to
in the George Woolf.
defeated by only a length. Pre-
Curtice had run to his
Feudin Fightin, in the
Joliet Stakes, and a close second
to Old Tom in the Bashford
Manor at Churchill Downs on
Derby Day.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Washington Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year,olds and upward; = farlonss. so
Hook Up (SkoronskD $40 3.2O
Tiger Watch (TavareS) $50
Also @@' ran1Heath Fire, Paul Fred. Roy.
along, In the Velvet, Diderod. Tax, Duke
z. Sagety First and Bill Twis.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
psnns Ban ffss-c1as kife T.v.reS aes a' 500 soe
tapestry CTsnsslio, 4.so
priado. wise Tiger, Ettensn s.. and Jour
Daily double paid 5000.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
1ssss 4Ssery }sssso' 1s?sos: % ,ssS 5o50n:' ss
Nah Plhy tMartin) l1.sO
Also ran.Tiinsllns. Leo p. Mel. Safe
At Home Lucky Dog. Last Round Re
nown, Clear Request, and Devotional
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
Whirl Awhile Brooks $40 $50 sso
sma sra sher her" CGonzaiez} ~ $50
Also ranNLady Greenwood. Hitherto.
Loving Ties, Flying Roman.
FIFTH RACEPurse, SIS. 600 Handicap;
?-year-o -olds and up; one mile tchute,
Colossal tScurlocki 460 $40 320
Plumper fSkoronskD 500 4.4O
First Whirl lWest) 500
Also ran~st.r Reward, Stud Poker,
Caillou Rouge.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added:
2-year-olds; 8 furlones; "Wasf,inEton Park
Futurity.'
curtice (scurlock) 1900 $50 $40
Re-Armed Brooks $50 2.6O
wisconsin Boy tchestnut) $50
Also @f; r.nnseiec,or, nsi Party Request. French
Bully Boy, Unbridled.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. So. 500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Park Pigeon (Roberts) 2O.20 1l.40 7.s0
Competing Lady tTavares) 1890 $40
Tuned Up Keene 11.40
Aiso me ranWsiiek asiik Pigeon. Banovin.. Best
Trick, Sister Cora, Podner, Kspistan.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $2.5O0; claim
Ing. 4-year-oIds and up; !. miles Ton
Federal Agent tRosen, 1900 $50 $50
Wee Wee Marie CRoberts) 4.20 SEQ
Atomic Energy Tsvares) $40
Also r.n3Delphian, Asterbill. Bully
Gusher, Victory Banner. Gee Tee Gee.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

enthusiastically Daw-
son takes a mock beseeching
pose before a photo of Light
weight Champion Ike Will
liams. Ike won't give Dawson
a shot at his title. Freddy
meets Doug Ratford at Grif-
fifth Stadium tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
FootbuII Teom to Meet

Newly appointed Coach Mike
Scanlon will meet with players
representing Southwest Merchants
football team at Westminster
Church, Seventh and E streets
S.W., Tuesday at . pm. Players
desirous of trying out with South
west Merchants 160-pounders are
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Special Bel Air Truin

The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road will run q special train to the
Bel Air race track for the August
1927 meeting. Train leaves Wash
ington at noon, Eastern daylight
time. Post time will be 2 o'clock
EDT.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Atlantic City Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claiming;
3-year- -olds and upward; iuf'onss n so m
H71s nGney naom s"g 'Gsofisllesa, 'sGIsouimss,., ' 80
Time, I.l3as.
Also ran-steve Rosers, Undersut. stsei n
nelly, Fire.
,,s. ohSo s.ysar-olds and up: furlonss.
WarmSud PpUns, ,RS0mnson, 1000 $50 so
Jerrys Best stark S.oo
Aise ranIWon.ee.; Planning s.,sn As1es p,a.o' a,ys
orumDifs 'Daii, s"d pouSie aiSs Taa p.ia s1oo,
THIRD RAcE-Purse. So; 900: eia,mins;
4-year:old and nd upwardo; 1o % q 1ef,Snfs sn so
Win tMcGuison) $40 ESQ SS.so
Salute (Basile) o'oo
Time, lI3ts; .x p.,t, rv.ets Boy. Pom
n.jsn aiso Good 5and Son. Medalist. Bronze Medal,
False Rumor, Mad Pass and Eauisun
FOURTH RAcEmPurss ss. 81 Sa'seoii iutionns sia,n-
Reodfoyd VS. aoys'yl9'ds sir 1nd o'H ilco
Yazdegerd (Downsl s'@o S'ao ~
Blue Holly (McGuison) 100
tic 1ime' raanGffiishtins all.fi Mad. Some Town.
Mons Boy and Tacaro Briar.
FIFTH RAc.Tss wss.s' .dsss
a !ri5Ssss s2!sss pedssH $50 .S .S sss sss
Cornwall Downsl "'4o
Also tlme ranEWon whistle. oreelac. Clean
sre9@- Frisdseres. .er pnt.. ilus, $4,000; allow
.rs.s a.vesruoids and upward; il. miles
Sssss% 'ssidS,~' staa, 100 SO SO s:sS ssS
Frere jacques (Montgomery) ESQ
Time, .454s.
Also % ran"Gasparilla. Enon. Happy
Victor. a Razzmatazz. Withastar' Scarlet
SEVENTH RACE-.Purse. $4,000; claim
dood tns coz, sna 0sssS ssoS 80
American Wolf tstouD $50 800
Houlsate tRusso) 34o
ai@s' Alse raains@4sl.nne Lad; Donna, % AZ.
Dfsi EIGHTH HPff'f fsAcEEPurse' ss $1,000; claim
Ssv,' 1s;, 2sa 'S;s::s; 3S ssS
Head smart .tBoulmetio $40
Aiso Ai@e' ranDDerada, a90itd caliper Scotch
Fact Finder, Balliol War Sword.
Also e' ran"Biue Falcon. Her Hishness
Erato
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; about Lie
miles.
Annedda tBaird) 500 4.20 $40
Perhaps tAustin) 40 ! 90
Pictura Gawless) 4.60
Also '' 'ran1skip Bid. Foot Soldier. Con-
else, Rose Dan, Homeward Bound.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
4-year- -olds and upward; - miles.
Jubilee Gem Gavless) $40 $40 400
Bus v. z. (Grantl $50 40
Just Great tServis) $50
Time. 2:232s.
Also ran-Winsed Heels. zeysrey. Little
Pistol. Travel.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

The st. Louis Cardinals suffered
SO shutouts in 1908.