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Evening star., 1949-04-10
SALE BY OWNER

frame home, real bedrmS > tie
baths. large semi-1nished 3rd floor.
Reception hall. large liy rm. with
fireplace; full bsmt.. oil INV h,
garage. fne corner lot, Anchor
fenced blk. from bus, watkins dis
tance TO school Priced for quick
sale, S24 $50 Open ] p.m-6 pm.
Dir: North on Wis ave. approx. 4
blks. past Western ave. to Hunt ave.
and open sign. Left / blk. to 463f
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Hampshire Knobs, Mo Dir: Out
N. Hsmp, ave to Ray rd. or lst
crossroad over Dist. line. and turn
right TO development Immediate pos
session can be had of this modern
home with large living room. fully
equipped kitchen. :. large bedrooms,
tile bath and shower, fun basement.
expandabie attic, oil heat, plus many
other extras. LOUIS RUDDEN.
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WHEATON AREA

WOODSIDE PARK
1915 Grace Church Rd.
Silver Spring. Open daily. 2-5 pm.
A new 6-bedroom, 3-beth home in
superb neighborhood; all rooms are
large and have lots of closets: the
is well planned and we invite your
inspection. To reach: Out Ga ave.
tpast CoieSvtlle rd) to Grace Church
rd., then right to our open sign.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
"a 500 SPECIAL,

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on AZ of acre: coal. hot-vater heat.
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CHEVERLY. MD.

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powder room on lsl hGaT, complete
bath on md noor large aide pefe
with GhrARs underneath slaDinam
windows and screens, Venetian
blinds Open sunday 10 Il
ARTHUR AUGUST A. co. VI oe36
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WOODMOOR
SPECIAL NOTICE

Small estate, Silver Spring area Am
offering this fine old home fLf-
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property Is not completed inside, but
when completed, will contain q rooms
and > baths. full basement with
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5outhworh on Spot
For National League
Pitching Choices
BY Joe Reiehler
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, July Billy
Southworth, who will direct the
National League All-Stars in next
Tuesdays classic against the
American Leagues best, may have
to do some explaining on why he
passed up Philadelphia's Ken
Heintzelman as one OF his
pitchers.
The National League squad was
announced last night. with Brook
lyn and st. Louis players DOM
mating the roster. Each landed
seven men on the 26-man squad.
The New York Giants placed four,
followed by Boston, Cincinnati and
Philadelphia with two each, and
Chicago and Pittsburgh with one
each.
Heintzelman. 33-year-old Philly
southpaw. has better record
than most of the eight pitchers
named by Southworth. He has
won 10 and lost 8. Only Vern
Bickford of Boston 11-4 has
won more. Only Preacher Roe
whose 80 record gives him 800
has a higher percentage than
Ken's 1863.
What's more. seven of Heintzel-
mans triumphs were accomplished
against the top three teams ir
the standings. He is the only
hurler to hold four decisions over
the Brooklyn Dodgers. He beat
(See ALL-STAR, Page ca
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Snead and MiddIecoff
Favored al READING
By the Associated Press

READING. Pa, July 7.-Golf
tourists were talking about Sammy
Sneads putter again today as
they teed off in the first round OF
the SIS, 900 Reading Open.
Sammy's putter, you remember,
was notoriously unreliable-or
maybe it was just the way he
handled it. Then last spring,
after much experimenting, Snead
found an implement that just
suited him.
In rapid succession he won the
Greensboro IN. c. Open, the Au-
gusta Masters and the National
PGA championship. He just failed
to catch Cary Middlecoff in the
National Open and this week ne
walked off with The Washington
Star Open.
Snead and Middlecoff, who
finished IL at Washington, are
considered the players to beat.
But the field of $50 also includes
Jimmy Demaret. Johnny Palmer,
Chick Harbert, Jim Turnesa, Her.
man Keiser, Craig Wood, Jim
Ferrier, Skip Alexander, Dick
Metz, Lloyd Mangrum, Vic Ghezzi,
Clayton Heafner, Jackie Burke,
Joe (PalookaD Kirkwood, jr., and
Fred Haas, jr.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Mats Bring Back
Early as Evans
Has Toothoche

Jake Early, colorful. leather
lunged catcher who drew his
unconditional release from the
Mats just before the opening
game of the season. was due
back here today and was sched-
uled to catch tonight's game
against the Boston Red Sox at
Griffith Stadium.
Early will substitute for Al
Evans, who has an infected
tooth and will be out of action
for several days. Jake drew his
release because of an ailing
throwing arm, and turned down
a chance to 60 with Toronto
of the International League
to play with Chattanooga of
the Southern Association.
President Clark Griffith said
he bought Early from the
Lookouts, but did not disclose
terms of the deal.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
|Stronohon 7woStrokes OHLeod
After 73 Round in British Golf

He needed only a par 4 on the
last hole to tie Faulkner, but went
one over by pushing his second
shot into the rough.
Bracketed with Stranahan at
midafternoon with l44s were
Jimmy Adams, the first round
leader who slumped to II after
yesterdays ST; Art Lees and
Charlie Ward, both British Ryder
Cup players.
Harry Bradshaw of Ireland
shot a II today for a total Of
145.
Johnny Bulla of Pittsburgh, who
shot a II yesterday was late
starter in today's second round.
With Bulla, Stranahan anc
Hunter the only Americans tc
qualify for the championship
proper. Americas S hopes now restee
on Bulla and Stranahan. With
his IA total Stranahan was cer-
tain to be among the 40 player
allowed to continue play afte,
today, and Bulla was considered
a cinch to be among the Low
scorers after his round this after
noon.
Americans have won the British
Open a dozen times. including II
straight between 1924-1933. Ths
last Yank to win it was Samm.
Snead in 1916. Walter Hager
gave the United States its first tri
umph in 1922.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Red Sox Apt 10 Catch
Leaders in Stretch,
mccarthy Holds
By Burton Hawkins

His club is nestled in the second
division. recently recovered from
shocking 8-game losing streak
but Manager-Joe Mccarthy OF the
Boston Red Sox hasn't tossed in
the towel.
For team co-favored to
capture the American League pen
nant, Boston has sputtered sadly
and Mccarthy admits it, but he
hasn't abandoned hope the Red
Sox will make a stretch drive
and nip other contenders at the
wire.
'New York is going to be tough
to beat" Mccarthy said. Casey
Stengel is doing great job and
deserves a lot of credit. but we're
not out of it. Look up last years
record and you'll find we were in
pretty much the same ,predica-
ment this time last season"
Boston. currently 101a games out
of first place and one game over
the 500 mark, was in a similar
setting last year after playing 73
games, it's total before tonight S
8 o'clock clash with the Mats.
Conceding Nothing, Joe Says.
Last year at comparative stage
Cleveland was on top. with Boston
in fourth place some 6l2 games
back and only four games over
the 500 level. With a Lineup
boasting five regulars hitting 800
or better and Vern Stephens or
the fringe Of that select group
at .298, Mccarthy isn't in MOOD
to concede.
We've given away some games
we should have won." said Nc
Carthy, but that's baseball. A
lot of strange things can happen
in this game. Teams have been
as far back as we are and still
have won. 1t could happen to
us. Anyway. we're not conceding
at this point"
This time last year Boston in
augurated a blistering drive. snar-
(See MATS. Page C-4.)
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Bangs 3 Homers, ; Singles;
'CIouts 1888 in New Job
By Jock Hond
Associated Pres, Sports Writer

All Walker Cooper needed was
a change of scenery-or was 1t a
change of managers?
Big Coop, who popped of pub
|licly about his trials with the
New York Giants under Leo Du-
rocher, sounded off with his big
bat yesterday for his new boss
Bucky Walters-at Cincinnati.
Six straight base hits, includ-
ing three 3-run homers, added up
to a big 10 runs batted in for the
ex-Giant who went to Cincy for
Catcher Ray Mueller on June IA.
Since Coop left the big town, he
has been nothing short of SEN
sational.
G. ABB. Hits. H.R. R.B.I. Avg.
Before 43 147 81 4 FL .211
After Is II "a 6 19 1888
All this humping doesn't make
much difference at Cincy where
the Reds have dipped into seventh
place and are in danger of falling
all the way to the basement. In
New York, a Cooper hitting at that
pace could have made contender
out of the fifth-place Giants.
Great Day for Reds.
.4i1e big fellow who cost Horace
Stor $175,0O0 in January of
l946 lad the biggest day of his
long career against the Chicago
Cubs yesterday afternoon. 1t was
also the biggest day for the Reds
in many 9 day as they rolled up
a 23-4 landslide.
Cooper had a chance to tie Uncle
Wilbert Robinson's all-time record
of seven consecutive hits when he
came up in the eighth inning. He
grounded into {. e-play. break
ing the string. The 10 RIBS were
only two short of the record set by
Sunny Jim Bottomley of the st.
Louis Cards back on September
16. 1924.
In the third, sixth and seventh
innings. Cooper hammered home
runs, each time with two men on
base. Earlier in the season, Pat
Mullon of Detroit and Andy Semi
nick of the Phils also hit three
homers in one game.
The Reds. usually a mild-man-
nered crew. battered frankie
Frischs staff for 26 hits giving
Ken Raffensberger a comparable
piggy back ride to his ninth vic
tory. Hank Kluszewski drove in
five runs with a homer and two
singles.
Chicago's only solid hitter was
Hank Sauer, the former Red.
whose 14th homer in the third
inning accounted for two runs.
Old Cannon ball Raffensberger
coasted home with an 11-hitter.
Braves Topple Dodgers.
The heavy firing in Cincy over
shadowed the pennant race which
almost-but not quite-resulted in
first-place tie. Brooklyn's one
game lead was cut in half when
Evening star., 1949-07-07
BY the Associated Press

SANDWICH, England, July T.
Frank Stranahan, American anna
teur golfer, added a 70 to his open
ing II for IA total at the &C.
hole mark in the British Open golf
championship tournament here to-
day. The result left the Toledo.
Ohio, strongboy two strokes behind
Max Faulkner, British Ryder Cup
star, who shot a second straight
II to take the lead with 142.
Stranahan played remarkable
golf to get his 1-over-par 73. He
said he was we'll satisfied with his
round, which included some fine
recovery shots. He sprayed the
rough with his drives but the grass,
beaten down by a long drought,
usually provided reasonably good
lies. Stranahan was in the rough
on four of the last five holes.
Willie Hunter of Los Angeles
practically shot himself out OF
competition by posting a 70. The
57-year- old British born profess
sional had scored a IS on his
opening round.
Bobby Locke, the South African
favorite, could do no better than
76 today. His opening SO gave
him 145 total. Locke was
troubled with the elements as a
gusty wind blew in from the
northwest and rains threatened
A brief shower engulfed the course
at one stage of play. Faulkner
finishing in a driving downpour.
With many of the SO starters
still to report. second place was
shared by Roberto de Vincenzo o1
Argentina and Dick Burton o1
Britain. the 1899 Open champion
each with 143.
De Vincenzo, who had a 68 fol
a second-place tie yesterday
slipped to IS today. Burton posted
a 10 to go with his first round 73
Evening star., 1949-07-07

the Dodgers lost to the Boston
Braves, rs. but the runnerup st.
Louis Cards blew a 81 lead in the
last of the ninth and bowed to
Pittsburgh. 4-3. AS result, the
Brooks still lead by d full game.
Tommy Holmes sank the Dodg-
ers with his third homer in the
last three days. The Braves
knocked out Ralph Branca in the
second and took a comfortable
So lead with the help of Elbie
Fletcher's two-run homer. But
the Dodgers pecked away at Vern
Bickford to make it 5-4 In the
eighth. Tommy Holmes clout
into the rightfield bullpen with
jim Russell on base put the game
beyond reach of the Dodgers, al
though they threatened in the
ninth and forced Billy Southworth
to use Nels Potter to relieve Bick-
ford. 1t was win No. II for Bick-
ford.
Johnny Hopp was the hero Of
the Pirates ninth-inning rally
against the Cards. Hopp's single
with the bases loaded scored two
runs for Pitsburgh's fifth straight
victory.
Dickson Beats Cards.
Murry Dickson, the ex-Cardinal
who was sold to the Pirates for
S125.OO0, accounted for his third
victory, two over st. Louis, by an
eight-inning relief job. Dickson
has lost IL.
George Munger was coasting
along with a 81 lead in the last
of the ninth when he was routed
with five straight singles. Ted
Wilks yielded the winning hit. but
Munger took the loss.
Rain washed out Philadelphia
New York games in both the Ma
tional and American. 1t was 4
tough blow for the AS who had
a sellout crowd of 1886 in the
stands when the game was called
tSee BASEBALL, Page ca
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-, W.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at WASHINGTON tnight)-
Stobbs t2-o) vs. Haefner t5-4I.
New York at Philadelphia tnight)-
Reynolds (S-D VS.. Brissie g-3.
Cleveland at Chicago-Gromek 4-4
VS.. Pieretti (3-3
Detroit at St. Louis (night>-Kret-
low d., rs; Embree ,3.a ,3a,,r
Brooklyn at Boston tnighD-Barney
t3-5) VS.. SPAIN t9-O.
Philadelphia at New York-Donnelly
1-0l or Roberts (9-6) VS.. Kennedy
St Louis at Pittsburgh-StaIev (6-4
or Pollet l0-5) VS.. Bonham 90.
Chicago at Cincinnati-Lsonard
(2-1O VS.. Wander Nicer t2-4).
Evening star., 1949-07-07


before his knee injury and he's an amiable and
intelligent guy, but he's on a spot. His own
boosters are legion, but there was a strong fac
ton favoring Bones Mckinney as the new coach
and if Feerick doesn't win it's inevitable that
second -guessers will be out in force.
Red Auerbachs troubles with Owner
Miguel Uline, leading up to his resignation,
stemmed from his own lack of confidence in the
Caps. Auerbach wanted contract for longer
than year. "If we have a bad season." he
explained, "I'l be let out before have a chance
to rebuild the team properly 1t takes time to
round up the kind of team that will win in the
pro league"
Evening star., 1949-07-07

PLACE HOME-Harry Walker slides the plate
he scored Cincinnati blasted the
Chicago Yesterday The Reds outeder home
on Peanuts Iowreys right in the third inning Cub
Mickey waits for the throw Umpire Lee Bal
anfan play Walker belted three hits in five
times at bat recently traded to the Cubs by Brook
yn He was players rensated this year after being
barred jumping the Mexican League several
-AP Wirephoo.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Kovokos Tokes Two

Kavakos' softball team took two
games in the Mitchell Sports
League yesterday. trouncing the
Eagles, 1914. and beating Thrifty
Liquors, Al. Walter Smith ard
Arthur Brasse each homered for
Kayakos in the first game.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Red Sox, 5: Mats, 0

Totals 81 Is Totals 10 Is 10
tGame called end 5th. ran,)
Boston -,.--- 002 3O-5
Washington 900 00-0
Runs-Di Maggie Pesky. williams. o Brien
Kinder Runs batted in-Doerr Ca. Kinder
Pesky (2). Two-base hits-Doerr. Pesky, Di
Maggie, Robertson. Stolen base-Tebbetts
Sacrifce-Goodman. Double play-Dente. Rob-
ertson and Robinson. Left on bases-Boston
5: Washington, 6. Bases on balls-On Haynes,
3: off Kinder. 2. Strikeouts-By Kinder, 3
Hits-on Haynes, in innings: off Hudson
5 in innings. Wild pitch-Haynes. Win
ming pitcher-Kinder, "a. Losing pitcher
HAYNES "a
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Wim,Lose, or Draw
Now Feerick's Real Troubles Begin
By FRANCIS STANk

Bob Feercks finally landed the job player
coach of the Washington Caps his troubles just beginning
there's evidence that his squad needs ovehaulng In the
Caps haven't had it for three years.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

Feerick apparently is high Earl Wooten one-time out
fielder with the Mats So Mckinney They like his speed the
speed Wooten formerly displayed The word out that
Wooten has lost of that quick and this true
Earls little At only feet inches he's far
pro ball unless he's the fastest the
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Flash! A Curve Boil Curves

Magaznes another of those flash
ayouts which Look excedy "A ball actually
does and there such thing straight ball.
who has played baseball, which means mil
lions Americans this will inspire baseball
ball took off lot Of pitchers cacher and
wasting their time for so by flashing
idea of proving" by photography that baseball
curves sails There enough
sistance the fact to justify further proof" 9g
The and the bowler know ball that is far
fectly baseball will according to spfne
good golfer will simply by the spin he gives
point of contact with the clubhead. The SAME
applies to the bowler drops the alley and
player billiard player and everybody else who's
reasonab bly, expert with almost kind of ball. -
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.


Boston. 5; Wash, o %
innings. rain).
St. Louis. 8; Detroit, B
1l innings).
Chicago. Q: Cleveland, &.
New York at Phila., rain.
Games Today.
Boston at Wash. 500.
New York at Phila. tn)
Detroit at st. Louis (n)
Cleveland at Chicago.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at New York, $50.
Phils. at Boston I'M.
Detroit at Chicago IND.
Cleveland at st. l.. (n).
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Games Tomorrow.
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday,

Cinci., 23; Chicago. 4.
Pittsburgh, 4: st. L.. 3.
Boston, 7: Brooklyn, 5.
Phila. at New York, rain,
Evening star., 1949-07-07

New York at B'klyn n).
Boston at Phila. tn).
Chicago at Pittsb' 'zh (n1
q. Louis ct Cinci. (n).
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O, Whut q Nice Soft Carpet

Commission has proved time after time
it's helping plug fight and they did
connection with Gode Aheans forth
coming thing Eddie Giosa 1t
crude funny.
scheduled for next Tuesday at
world Junior welterweigh champion
Ship Chances declared in New York where Al
WE'LL co-promoer Ahean. the pacards printed No
National Boxing Association was taken into
of WE'LL and Ahearn.
When fathers took gander at the phoney
advertising they the mat they said Wat
thew actually did was WE'LL free publicity
than either advertising rates
In effect Ahearn had been naughty and then the
commission official statement IN hgh praise
of fight that its feet and should be so
publczed.'
S soft.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Games Today.
Games Tomorrow.

Brooklyn at Boston (n)
Phila. at New York (n)
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
The Hot Tip Is Thot Brides Next

Here is practically and the Red
battle out with the Indians for
the pennant still in the second division
They could but the chance is slim.
keeping sharp
Manager trend The
stick around much longer predicting
that he poorly pack and retire to
his the proMcCarthyites wouldn't be sur
prsed a he afford to take easy
The tip Boston correspondents that when
and Mccarthy already has been singled
out He's acquired in trade just for that
purpose Tebbe best catcher in the league
this
Evening star., 1949-07-07

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
Blue Shield Drive
To Close MonddY

With the Blue Shield-Blue
Cross drive closing Monday,
February 18th, we are now en-
tering the final phases of the
enrolment in Hardin, DR.. M. O.
Anderson, Dr.. r o. Yeats, and
Mrs. Carol F. Swanson Of the
Big Horn County Community
hospital, said today.
Those who have not yet join
ed were urged to sign applica-
ton cards at the enrolment
Headquarters at the Chamber
of Commerce office.
1t was explained that this will
be the last opportunity for at
least a year, to join these nom
profit medical, surgical, hospital
Mans as community group
here in Hardin.
John Delano and Dick Hayes,
the B'ue Shield-Plue Cross re-
nreSentatives. have been con-
tacting business places, and
other individuals here this past
week, in an effort to secure the
necessary percentage of enroll
ment in the community. Accord
ing to Delano, lust a few more
applications are necessary to
secure the necessary percentage
in the Hardin area.