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Evening star., 1949-06-19
Cards Nip PhiIs, 4-3,
As PoIIet Snuffs
Rally in Ninth
., fhs AsseG etse ftsss

ST. LOUIS. June 10 HOWE
Pollet stopped nlnth-innine rally
Just short OF a tie tonight and
the flying Philadelphia Phillles
dropped a 4-to-3 decision TO the
ST. Louis Cardinals.
The stylish soutnpaw had the
Phils blanked with six hits go.ne
into the ninth. Then three singles
filled the bases with one out. Big
Bill Nicholson went in as a pinch
hitter and walked. forcing home
a run. Richie Ashburn flied out
to bring in second tally and
Gran Hammer singled home an
other. Then Pollet tiehteneo and
famed Dick SiSler. who had made
three hits previously. 10 end the
game and snap the Phils win
ming streak at six
The Cards counted IN the arsi
on a walk. a single by Ed kazak
and Stan Hollmig's error. They
added two more in the third when
Nippy Jones came through witt.
a bases loaded single. Ken Trinkle
who relieved Curt Simmons. forced
home the final Card run when he
walked Enos Slaughter with The
bases loaded In the seventh
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Cooper's S Bat Helps
Reds Raffensberger
Beat Braves, 6 10 Z
By the As.oeia.sd Press

CINCINNATI, June l8.-Walker
Cooper's big bat doomed again
today and the Cincinnati Reds
marked up a second straight vic
tory over the Boston Braves. 6
to 2.
Cooper's home run. double ano
single provided the oftense and
Ken Raffensberger's pitching pro-
vided the tight defense in the re-
juvenated Reds triumph. Raj
fensberger, winning his seventh
game Of the season. allowed only
six hits, struck out five and didn't
walk man.
Two Of the Boston hits were
home runs by Jim Russell and
Ed Sauer in the fifth.
Raffensbergers only trouble
came in that fifth when he slipped
into the old Red pitching habit Of
serving up home run balls. Rus
sell got his homer as first up. Clint
Connatser flied out and then
Sauer blasted one over the left
field wall to complete Boston S
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Rx-tha Asseeiafed pfass

PITTSBURGH, June 1s.-Lefty
Dave Koslo turned in another
sterling relief job today to earn
the New York Giants a 5-4 de-
cision over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Koslo came to the rescue in the
ninth inning with nobody out,
a runner on second base and four
runs in. He granted an infleld
single to pinch-hitter Dixie
Walker, got Monty Basgall to pop
out and finished in a blaze OF
glory by striking out Ed Bockman
and Johnny Hopp.
Sheldon Jones started for the
Giants and had the Pirates
blanked on two singles when he
blew up in the ninth.
Rookie outfielder Dino Restelli
doubled to start the Pirate rally.
Wally Westlake followed with a
short single and Ed Stevens walked
to fill the bases. Andy Hansen
was rushed in, but he walked Dan
Murtaugh and granted a base
clearing double to Phil Mast. Han
sen was yanked in favor OF Koslo
who snuffed out the uprising.
Veteran Elmer Riddle shut out
the Giants until the sixth inning
when Joe Lafatta tripled and
scored on George Hausmann' S
single in the seventh.
Hausmann was starting his first
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Verbal Spat Marks
Schroeder's Net Win
BY the Aueeie,sd Press

NDON, June lS. Ted
Schroeder whipped Gardnar Null
10y in straight sets. 8-6, 60.
today for the singles title OF the
Queens Club tennis tourney.
Schroeder's victory was marked
by a linesman's disputed call and
famed the word-war raging over
the repeat performance OF these
two Americans in the first round
OF the Wimbledon tourney Mon
day.
Mulloy. from Miami. Fla. was
ahead, S to 4. and needed the
point to win the first set when
the linesman called his second
service out. Mulloy said 1t was
in. They argued. Mulloy lost.
The incident so unsettled Null
10y that Schroeder, whose home is
IN La Crescenta, Calf. ran out
the set. In the second set Mulloy
merely tipped backhands into the
net and was blanked.
Later Schroeder said he thought
the ball was out.
Mulloy replied. IN get him
Monday
They meet in the feature match
of Wimbledon first round.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Contract Woes Keep
Jumpers in Canada
By the Assoeioisd Press

ST. LOUIS, June 18.-St. Louis
Cardinal President Fred M. Saigh
said today Pitcher Fred Martin
wants to rejoin the Redbirds but
is having difficulty arranging his
release from the Canadian Pro-
vincial League.
Saigh said he talked with
Martin by telephone.
Saigh quoted Martin as saying
Max Lanier also wants to come
back but is having the same con-
tract trouble.
The two hurlers and Infielder
Lou Klein left the Redbirds for
the Mexican League in 1946. Klein
signed his contract with the
Cardinals last Wednesday after
Baseball Commissioner A. b
Chandler opened the way for the
return of the Jumpers.
Saigh said Martin told him he
wanted to return without a fuss
of any kind" and the Highlander
was said to have branded as
absurd" stories he would demand
more money from st. Louis.
The Cardinal owner said he
would give Martin the same SAL
ary he received in .1946-$5. .000-
with an arrangement to- increase
the pay If his services proved
satisfactory. Klein signed for his
1916 salary-$6. .500-with the
same arrangement for an in
crease.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
rack
Continued from Page B-1)

rated q threat to Dixon. with
drew. He injured a leg in winning
the broad jump. Ron Frazier
U. S. c.. was third. and Horace
Smith of Michigan State. fourth,
Sophomore Bob Smith Of San
Diego State won the pole vault at
IA feet 3 inches and missed at IA
feet 6. He beat out Bill Carroll
of Oklahoma and Tom Bennett OF
Wisconsin.
Southern California. with IL
qualifiers, was never pushed for
team honors. Another Los
Angeles school. U. c. L. A. nosed
out Stanford for second place
$3.50. The team scores:
U. S. c. 552s; U. c. L. A. 81:
Stanford 80: Michigan State 26;
Penn State IS: Seton Hall q;
N. Y. c. %; Yale %: Wisconsin
%: Ohio State 16; Tulane. San
Diego, Missouri, Cornell anG
Brown 10 each: Santa Barbara
College 8: Denver, Michigan and
Minnesota each; Rhode Island
State, 72s; Oklahoma. Indiana
and Rice, 7 each: California
Princeton, Utah state. 6 each;
San Jose State SIS; Kansas and
villanova. 4 each: Arizona State
(Tempe). Brigham Young, Hav-
erford and Washington State, :
each: Oregon, College OF Pacific
I3s each; Auburn. Bradley
Temple, Colorado. Georgetown
Illinois, Occidental. / each.
(Bill Mitchell Of Georgetown
scored a point by finishing sixth
In the 120-yard high hurdles.
A disappointing crowd OF 2l,37f
saw the meet,
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Bornes, Neol FlnoI,sts
In Southern Amoteur
o. -. Au~s sss > 80

ASHKVuI.K \ ( Jags 10 --
Tommy Bafnss veteran AE4Rutaa
oi considerable tour agGsenl eA-
pciiencr and Al NcAl 200. Ese}sna
9ayeaf -osd Marion n ( HAnG'
iaeturCF ies1Ay Ka!ned ti4e rael
o! the Southern Galt Association :
ssd annual amateur tournament,
Barnes moved tuc up Gftsg Eoar
holrs AEalnsi Medaiisl hlily loe
Patton Of MaTgAntaa, N { and
never lost tho Trad 10 bns' =
s-An6.l victory Neal Son hy tire
same scoFe OVER another veteran
Morton Brisht Of Atlanta. ~se
had him even At the taTf}
The se,haie auai ALL ee PLAYED
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Pirates Rojek, CastigIione
SideIined With Injuries
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH. June 18.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates reported to-
night two infielders will be out
Of action for a day or'two because
of injuries.
They are Shortstop Stan Rojek,
struck by a ball of the bat OF
Jack Lohrke today, and Third
Baseman Pete Castiglione. who is
suffering from blisters on his right
hand.
Both men were removed from
the lineup before the end Of to-
days game with the New York
Giants. The Giants won. 5-4.
While Rojek and Castiglione
are out of action, the Pirates
front office said Outfielder Ralph
Kiner is expected to play tomor-
row. He has been hospitalized the
last two days with q severe cold.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Probable Pitchers
American League.

American LeaEus.
Detroit al Washington tal--Truck'
(a-3 and Hutchinson l3-2D VS.. Calvet
(d-5l and Harris f3-9l.
St. Louis at Philadelphia t2)--Drevi
t2-4 and Carver t3-5l vs. Scheib t"-3
and Kellner ts-3l.
Cleveland at New York--Feller t2s)
VS. Reynolds (7-l.
Chicago at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT t5-5) vs.
StobbS to-1D or Masterson t3-4l.
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh-Jansen t6-6I
VS.. Werle t4-31 or Chesnes t3-2l.
Boston at Cincinnati t2)-Spahn 7-Sl
and Antoneiu t2-2b VS.. Erautt t3-5l anC
Wander Nicer I-4) or Lively A-4.
Brooklyn at Chicago--Ranta t3-2) o.
Branca ts-D VS., Sehmitz t2-5l.
Philadelphia at st, Louis-Heintzelmar .
C7-3t VS.. BrAzle go.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Humphreys Sea Lassie; T. Mr.. and Mrs.
scurry Jumpers: i. Fitzrads; ., W: G.
Wars HI Jack; 8, J. F. McCauleys Black
Joe: 4. Altitude.
Ladies hunters: ], Col. Randolph Tay-
loe's Goldwick; ., Sir Sarazan; 3, Court,
ney Burton's Dance King; 4, Russell
Stuart's Sons Steve.
Knock-down-an -and-out: l., ]. e.. Jones
Boots; 2. Tiny; 8. Oliver Doves Ranger
FIN: fias ,5Isf Harness; l. Amit' Peavins' p
ssy working e. M3s anntess aso offssst s.tsn.
4. Mildred Gaines Ironing Socks.
Triple Bar: /, Altitude; 2. Fitzrada; 3,
Grover Weller's Lucky; 4, Ranger.
,Ide rtve-ssitsa s.tse. saddle; J. SD, Idle Boy
Miller's Jeanette.
slingluff Perpetual Memorial Trophy:
(limited to Fairfax County residents(. l,
Ironing Socks: 2, Sons Steve; 3, Fairfax
Clark's Irony: 4, Bettina
Jumper Stake: /, HI Jack: 2, Black Joe;
8, Boots; 4, Tiny. 8. Fitzrada.
Hunter stake: !. Lady gsllest: 2, Eve,s
. GATED Champion; Amity Peavine. 10
points: Reserve Golden Flirt. o points.
Jumper Champion: HI Jack; Reserve
Fftsrada. 8 points each decided on toss)
Hunter Champion: Lady Bellest. Sh
points. Reserve. Sir Sarazan. 6la points.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Charles is Favorite
To Beat WaIcott in
Wednesdays Fight
By the Associosse Press

CHICAGO. June ls.-For the
first time ip exactly IL years. q
heavyweight championship bou,
will be fought Wednesday night
with Joe Louis. the retired Brown
Bomber. outside the ring.
The l5-round Comiskey Park
title scrap CNational Boxing As.
ISOLATION version) win match Ez-
zard Charles. who sprouted from q
126-pounder to o contender for
boxing's top bauble In seven years
and Jersey Joe Walcott. life-be-
gins-at-over-35 ring paradox.
There Is not q clear cut world
heavyweight crown at stake, and
Chicago's fightdom has responded
lethargically to the match which
Louis-now director Of the Inter-
national Boxing Club sponsoring
the bout-has dictated will be for
his vacated title.
In face of widespread reports
that advance ticket sales were
dawdling under the 500. 900 mark,
the IBC today released a state
ment claiming between $3.50 ,000
and $500. 900 worth had been. sold
First Announcement.
The IBC announcement was its
first on the subject since last Mon
day despite pointed questioning
by sports writers.
The statement also emphasized
that five days were left before tht
fight during which the ticket salt
mo doubt will be very heavy.
Twenty thousand general admis'
sion ducats at 1925 will 60 or
sale the night Of the fight.
When Louis won the heavy
weight title from James j. Brad
dock-12 years ago to the day a.
the very same arenas .0e0 fan'
paid $7l5.470 to get into ComiskeI
Park.
Unless business comes a-rushin
at the last minute. the IBC is due
to suffer It's second box office hoI
in less than a week.
(The IBC promoted middle
weight title bout in which Jake
LaMotta dethroned Marcel Ger.
dan at Detroit last Thursday
drew only $159,762 gross against
a hoped-for 100000.
Charles Us Favorite.
Charles has been established ar
early 7 to favorite.
The bet makers apparently are
riding with the youth Of the 27-
year-old Cincinnatian and over
looking the performance Of the
35-year-old Walcott in two meet
ings with Louis.
Wednesday nights bout lacks
the blessing as q world title affair
Of the New York State Athletic
Commission. which claims the
NBA had no business allowing
Louis to rule that his abdicatec
crown will be up for grabs be.
tween Walcott and Charles.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Colts and Yonks to Meet
In Baltimore August Is
kx tho A,seeietsd Ptsss

BALTIMORE. June ls.-The
Variety Club OF Baltimore will
stage its annual charity football
game Aug. 10th at Babe Ruth
Stadium between. the Baltimore
Colts and the New York Yankees.
This marks the first year that
All-American Conference teams
have been chosen 10 provide the
show.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Ripper Collins Shifts
To Hartford Helm
ev the A,,oeIc,ed Press

PAWTUCKET. r. ]. June 18.---
i'm CRipper) Collins announced
tonight he was leaving his post
as manager of the Pawtucket
Skaters in the New England Lea
que to take a similar post with
Hartford, Conn. in the Glass A
Eastern League.
Both teams are farm clubs Of
the Boston Braves. Collins. one
time member of the st. Louis
Cardinals. will succeed Earl
(Snitz) Brown as pilot OF the
xth-place Hartford Club.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Ellis, CIory Is Cleared
OF Assault Charge
Nv the Asseeie.ed Press

BALTIMORE, June 18.-An as
sault charge against Ballplayer
Ellis Clary was dropped today
when George Elsie. the youth he
was accused Of injuring. refused
to prosecute.
The 31-year-old Oriole infielder
and Elsie, 20, appeared briefly be-
fore Magistrate August Koslovsky
Testimony at preliminary
hearing last week was that Clary
and Elsie had engaged in a fist
fight after the older mans car
passed close to a curb where Elsie
and other youths were sitting
Elsie was taken to Union Memo
rial Hospital and later released.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Fitzrodo and Hi Jack Deadlock
For Forestvi|Ie Jumper Title

stake, while Sir Sarazan was sec
ond in the hunter hacks and the
ladies' hunters and fourth in the
stake. Col. Randolph Tayloe's
Goldwick from White Post, Va.
the current national working
hunter champion. finished with
6 points.
Mrs. Warner Humphreys dain-
ty-mannered Amity Peavine an
nexed another gated tricolor by
winning the model class and with
Mrs. Pumphrey driving, taking
the fine harness event. Reserve to
Amity was Senator Wayne Morse s
Golden Flirt, striking 3-year-old
daughter of his famed performer
Spice of Life. Being shown I'M
der saddle and in harness for the
first time, Golden Flirt placed Sec
ond in each class entered to fin
is hwith 8 points.
Iron Socks Wins Trophy.
The Slingluff Perpetual Memorial
Trophy for Fairfax County-owned
horses was won by Mildred
Gaines Ironing Socks. In second
place was Russell Stuart's Sons
Steve, given a fine ride by Judy
Kirby who earlier In the Gay had
won the Virginia Horse Shows
Association horsemanship event.
Pickens Hamilton from Warren
ton, Va, aboard her mothers
Tahlton and Courtney Burton's
Dance King, had some good
rounds. Eve Prime. also from
Warrenton. took several awards
with Ewes Star. Among the
ponies Pamela and Caroline
Reeds Storm Pearl and Storm
King, Nelson Berry's Pinocchio
Laura Lee Shreve's Chico and Car
oline Evans ePanut Butter were
star performers.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Saddle ponies. under 1870 hands; !
8 % Laura Lee shreve's Chico; 3; susarr
Anderson's Susuan's Pride; 4; MI aho
Mrs r. g. Eaton's spots Spook.
Pony jumpers. under 1870 hangs;
chico: ., Storm Pearl; 8. Mildred Gaines
Acorn; 4, r. and c. Reeds Storm kins
Saddle ponies. under 14.2 hands: !, Mel.
son Berry's Pinocchio 2, Mildred Games
sharka: 3, storm Pearl; 4, Jean Ander'
so,I's Little Andy.
Pony jumpers, under 14.2 hands:
Ca-olinie Evans Peanut Butter; 2 Pinoc'
chic; &, Chico: 1. Little Andy.
Road Hacks: /. Mary Lou MURPHY
Tahiton; 8, Paul Rector's Cherry Reoi
d. Mildred Gaines Ironing Socks.
Enuitation: /, Judy Kirby; 2. Tom
Brewer; 8. Ludlow Clark; 4, Laura Lee
Warn Tarm up: 1. A. Dailey's Tiny; 2; Cherry
Red: 8, Col, and Mrs. H. H. Pohfs Fitz-
rada: 4, w. c. Vira's Altitude.
Green Hunters: !, Tahlton; z Mrs
G-egory McIntosh's- Miss Faueuier; =
springsbury Farms Lady Beilest; H. Tom
M Hunter Hacks: /. Lady Bellsst; 2. Mrs
Mcintosh's Sir sarazan; 8, Tahlton; T.
Eve Primes Ewes Star.
Model fve-gaited: /, Mrs. warner
Pumphrey's Amity Peavine; 3 Sen. wayne
Morse's Golden Flirt; 3. Mr.. and MRS
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Totals "a 8ZI 1ottS o. 90 -
Grounded out for Riddle. in 7th.
Singled for Casey in 9th.
IRAN for Walker IN 9th.
Popped out for Rojek in 9th.
New York ----- 600 0Ul LIP
Pittsburgh -------- ooo oop oo4-A
Runs--Risney. GORDON. Lsiata ~ 60
laugh Error-Rojek. Runs batted in
Westrum, Hausmsnn; Lohrke' GordSSr1; S1,
-Restelli, Masi. 3-base hit-Lafata'
Jones. Stolen bases--Masi. Thomson'
Gordon Sacrifices - Lockman. Lafata.
Double plays-Gordon. to Lafata. Haus-
mann to Lohrke to Lafata. Rotek to Mur-
York 10; Pittsburgh, s. Bases on balls
on Riddle. q of Jones, 7; ofi Casey
By Kosio, .. Hits-or Riddle, 3 in 7
Innings, OF Casey, 4 in inninss;, % "a
o inning; Of Koslo;, in ! inning; HI
by pitche1r-By RIDDLE Lohrke). Winnnins
Riddle 90; Umpires-Messrs; Warneke
D'Ascoli and Stewart. Time OF game
o 58 Attendance-l7Tbo.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Kelly Wins ScuII Race

PHILADELPHIA, June 18 tP.-
Jack Kelly. jr.. former winner OF
the Diamond Sculls at Henley,
England, won q Quarter-mile
sculling race today in the l04th
Schuylkill Navy Regatta.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Giants Gain Sd Win Over Bucs
On KosIo's Great Relief FIinging

game for the Giants since he
jumped to Mexico In l946.
The Giants added another run
in the eighth and clinched the
game with two in the ninth on a
walk, ground out, two singles. a
stolen base and fly out.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
SUNDAY gtar Sports Fight Realm umish About Heavy Title Match

OUT BY FOOT-While Brooklyn ShortS:op Pee
Wee Reese Qettl reaching for the plate with his
right foot Chicago Cubs Catcher Al Walker was tagging
him on the other in this thrdnning play OF yesterday
game in Chicago won by the Dodgers. 20 Reese was
thrown out from first on Ed Sniders grounder. The
umpire is Lou Jorda. (story Page BIZ
Evening star., 1949-06-19

fFlifd out Tor bfmmohA n tffthEh'
fWalked for TTinkle tn ninth,
iran for Nicholson In ninth
ped.a.,nhta ona aua ga3---3
~ TENTS ZOE oOa iax---4
Runs---seminick. CshaIisro. W Jones.
scaoe endienSt Mus.sl. kassk. polst III :
roTS--Hollgnig, Hammer Runs eattfe u
v Jones t27. slaughter, Nicholson, Ash
burn Hammer Two-ease htts--sitkr
D Rice. Ennis sserifee--ptsrins Left
on bsses-Phfadelphia, g. 81. Louis
aasss on hails--Off Simmons. 2, OF Pol
let. .: of Tsinkle. .. struck oat--Bs
simmons. =; by Poiiei. : Hits--of Sim,
mors II in innings; OF Trtnkls, IN
inntnss winning pitehtr~~-Pollet tT.b
IoSing ptteher-Simmons t@-hl umpires
--MesSrs. Pinelii, 6nre and Resb Time
.ali. Attendanss-sn.o3 paid
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Bv AnoeIino ]. CorobeIIi

Drenched spectators who braved
Yesterdays weather to view per-
formances by hardy horses and
riders saw good battle for
Jumper honors as Col. and Mrs.
H. H. Pohrs veteran Fitzrada and
w. c. Wars HI Jack tied for the
championship at the third re-
newal of the Forestville, Va. horse
show, held at Sidney Follin's Dun
rovin estate.
Mrs. Jane Pohl Rust had the
mount on Fitzrada and Garth
War, appearing in the show ring
for the first time since being
struck by lightning at the Bride
Trails-Rotary Show several weeks
ago, piloted Hi Jack. Mrs. Rust
and Garth drew q round OF ap-
plause as the two decided to flip
for the tricolor, rather than con-
tinue to jump their mounts IN the
heavy going, Hi Jack won the toss.
Fitzrada was winner OF the
scurry. was second in the triple
bar and fifth in the jumper stake
for his 9-point score. Hi JACK
was winner of the important stake
class and placed in the scurry for
his markers. j. e. Jones sensa-
tional jumper Boots from Rich
mond, Va, was close behind with
eight point.
Lady Bellest Is Best.
The hunter division was strictly
4 Virginia affair with Mr.. ana MRS.
George P. Greenhalgh's Springs
oury Farm entry Lady Bellest from
Berryville, Va. scoring 8l2 point
and Mrs. Gregory Mc1ntosn's SIR
Sarazan from Warrenton count
ing 61z. Lady Bellest, also ridden
by Mrs. Rust, was winner OF both
the hunter hacks and the hunter
Evening star., 1949-06-19
o. ssss A.%sss ssssus sgsss

LONDON, Jurx IS The wSn.
asecon Awn tennis eaAaaasesassss.as
stArt AaSsaay stia . EsasSh a.
good ~ many fnAls
Ptp~ SsnokIng T~d Shrc<ass G.
la Cr~scsntA. CAll! top sre<a~<a
:AFoT!,s 20 an the men s4fxg les
crown. rnress GArssnAr Mu!lcy G.
Miami Fsa . potential gps~ste'
All The 1900 capacity c. sels
vine covered Iaasfrsoas eea.sg
court should ne Siied feg tAas
clash. rare for 30 early n the ts<s-
week tournament. II wAs se; Us
by the draw n whseh Mullos wAs
not seeded He Is ranked eaghtt,
in America and was q seriafnalisi
al Wimbledon last year
Sixty three other aTss round
mems singles wiil BE- offered the
customers on TIE Is grass cosGst -
Of the famous tennis plAat
There are the usual tao camps
this ye&r-the favored Americans
and the stars Of - other nations
who wlu Try 10 break sas United
States domination O! the cham.
psonshtps.
L. y. Women q Cinsh.
Since the Mar, only France $
Yvon Petra in A!ngles and Austria -
las John Bsomwieh and Frank
Sedgman In doubles have been
able 10 squeeze into the roster O.
champions otherwise nlleG sy
Americans
United States women. topped ~
Defenoing champion Louise
Brough OF Beverly Hills Cai1f
look certain 10 hold OF any chA3.
lense 10 their supremacy
A biz London eookmaker lists
The following odds Schroeder
7--< Ill. Dick Gonzales of Los
Angeles S~-i. Frankie Parker OF
Los Angeles and BroInaich. e~~l.
Bob Falkenhure OF Beverly Hills
81, Mulloy. Jaroslay Droany OF
C.echoslovakia and Eric sturseSs
Of South Africa. i0-~l. Josef As
both OF Hungary and Lennsrt
Bergelin of Sweden,
We quoted 5-~2 on Schroeder
for long time. Stuart said, but
heavy run OF money the week
before the tournament forced the
drop"
The Wimbledon championships
founded In 1877 by the Al Eng
land Croquet Club. has something
old and something new this year
The old is Jean Borotra. the
Bounding Basque OF France and
former Wimbledon KING. who
seems evergreen at SO
He will play in doubles only
His partner is Robert Abdesselan
in mems and Mrs. c. Boegner in
mixed. Last year Jean and
Jacques Brugnon reached the
third round In mems doubles,
The new Is system OF clicking
of the fans as they enter the
turnstiles so that the boss man.
1t. Col. Duncan MacAulay. AL
England Club secretary. will know
any minute by a glance at q
meter the popularity Of hts anna :
teur show.
Mind you. he's not worried
about the customers. The choice
seats in the center court were
sold In the winter. Last year
Evening star., 1949-06-19
SoftbuII Champs lnvude

The Pottsdown Cardinalettes,
Pennsylvania State girls softball
champions last year. play the Gar
wins Grill girls today at Green
belt Stadium at 1880 pm.
Three years ago-Lloyd Man.
grum won first postwar United
State Open golf title. defeating
Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi
in a second playoff.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Runs-FuSssIl' SautT, WaIKef, Hattoh
f2). Cooper Kluszewski Stallcup. Errors
None. Runs batted in - Russell, Sauer,
Cooper t3), Hatton, walker. stallcup. Two
base hits-Stallcup CD. Hatton. Cooper.
bsse-Klussewski. Double play-G. Elliott
to stanky to Fletcher. Left on bases
Boston, a; Cincinnati 2. Bases on balls
BY 9. Elliot. /; by voiselle. I; by Raj.
fensberger. s. Hits-of Hall. g In .
innings; Of @; Elliott, z in innings,
off Voiselle. o in inning. Winning
pitcher = Rsffensberger 90. Losing
pitcher-Hali t3-2).
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Totals 37Ios4ls Totals "a se7

FLIED out for Simmons In ssNsath.
fWalked for Trinkle IN ninth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-04
Callioyo And Hopkins
TO BE Transferred
Thursday To
Portsmouth, N. III.

Frank J. Callisto, fireman APP
prentice, USN, and John w. Hop
kins. fireman, USN are being
transferred Thursday under
guard to the U. S. Naval DlScip-
, linary Barracks u. S. Naval Base,
Portsmouth, N. Fl. to commence
serving d term of five years CON
finement.
These two men were involved
in the assault and robbery of
Leonard J. Mormino, merchant
seaman which took place on July
8, 1943 The scene of the robbery
was near the north end of Duval
street.
CalIiSo and Hopkins were APP
pretended by civil authorities
and confined in the Monroe
County Jail from July 10 until
August 81. The transfer to Naval
authorities was instituted by JUS
tice of the Peace, Ira f. Albury,
because the witness, Mormino,
had reported by telegram from
New York City that he was not
able to appear as the key witness