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Evening star., 1949-08-23
Marines, Body Works
Risk Clear Records
In SandIot Tourney

An Al attraction was on tar
today in the sandlotters' week
day baseball championship series
with the only unbeaten teams
Marine Corps Institute and
Northeast Body Works-meeting
on the Ellipse with top spot at
stake. It's a double knockout
tourney, with two defeats needed
for elimination, so today's loser
still will have a chance at the
title.
BY the time Friday rolls around
barring interference with the
weather-only three teams will be
left to battle for the right to rep
resent Washington in the ALI
American Amateur Baseball As
soc:ation National Tourney. Heur-
ich Brewers and the Fire Depart
ment will attempt to knock each
other out in tomorrow's game on
the Ellipse. Yesterday Philco was
erasted when beaten by the Po-
lice Department nine, 7-3.
Veteran Frank Watt did the
mound work for the Police, fan
ming 10 battlers, scattering nine
hits and giving no passes. He
helped himself to two hits, while
bis catcher, Herman Xander.
Clipped in with three singles.
Walt Bunsa, Philco catcher,
was the main threat for the
losers. With two triples he drove
In all of Philco's runs before leav-
ing the game in the sixth with an
injured finger.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Hough, Star Car Pilot,
In Races al lanham

Roscoe "Pappy" Hough, one Of
the country's leading stock car
racing drivers who has swept the
last four feature races in which
he has participated, has entered
tomorrow nights seven-event
competition at Lanham Speed
way.
Hough originally gained fame
at IAnham as q midget auto rae
ing car owner and at one time
sponsored q colorful "Hough Ford
V-8 team" with i've Of the top
eastern drivers flying his colors.
This marks the Lanham stock
car racing debut Of Hough, who
will be challenged tomorrow by
some Of the hottest talent in the
business.
Ken Marriott Of Baltimore, who
has taken the last two 20-lap
Lanham features, will be one Of
the top entries. while Wally
Campbell and Lou johnson, two
Of the American Stock Car Rae
ing Associations point scorers,
also will return.
Lucky Loux, Frank Schneider,
Hank Stanley, Tommy Herbert.
Johnny Meggers, Bill Tanner. Lew
Volk, Jimmy Marks. Cotton Kind.
Sam MALACHI, Mike San Felice
and Bill Gross are 4 few more
who have enrolled.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
The Male Angle
Bv Horr Keene

Odd coat-slack ensembles are
Is important as textbooks and re-
ceive as much use (if not moreO
on campuses across the country.
While basically this ensemble Is
generally worn at every school,
sectional preferences vary ac-
cording to climate and customs.
In the more conservative East,
for example. undergradS like odd
coats tailored Of Shetland-type
fabrics. The style most frequently
seen is cut with moderate shoul-
der width and straight-hanging
body. It has three buttons. lower
tapped set-in pockets and q cen
ter vent at the back. Shades OF
oatmeal tan and brown are favor
ties In checks, subtle plaids and
stripes.
The versatile navy blue blazer
with traditional three brass but
tons Is another au-time favorite
as are corduroy coats In tan and
covert green. Eastern undersradl
like to combine these coats with
vrey dark black gray" as well a.
medium gray flannel slacks
Stacks tailored Of covert or gab-
ardine also have many devotees
Varies in Middle West.
At Midwestern schools, other
types Of coats as well as those de-
scribed above are in evidence.
Students here also show prefer
ence for tweed and camel hair
fabrics. Two or three button
styles are both liked. In tweeds,
plaids and checks are most popu.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

tapping at his window in the
gym at San Diego, where the
team was quartered. Looking
out he saw several disconsolate
teammates tossing pebbles as .
distress signal. They needed
help up to the second story.
Turning a bench on end left
them several feet short Of the
mark, so Sam whipped out his
trusty lariat and hauled 'em
all in.
Bob Seymour. who had got
ten separated from the group.
came along shortly after and
saw the bench.
HE wore himself out trying
to climb that WALL" Baugh re-
calls, land never did figure out
how those boys got up to the
window. We found him next
morning, sleeping in the sta
dunn with tackling dummies
neatly piled around him."
Dick Poillon remembers .
night XII Aldrich intended to
slip down to the corner drug
store after nghts-out and was
surprised by the coach. Ki.
fully dressed. simply stepped
into O shower and turned on
the water.
And then there was the night
some Of the boys were playing
cards in Max Krause's room
when surprised by Flaherty.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Injury Plague Strikes
Redskins as Three
More Nurse Hurts
BY Lewis F. Atehison
Stor $toff cerrespondsnt

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 23.-The
Redskins amazing good luck re-
garding injuries may be running
out. Yesterdays practice game
in preparation for Friday nights
football exhibition against the
Los Angeles Rams ended with
three more men. in addition to
John Koniszewski, nursing in
jurieS.
Tackle Laurie Niemi re-sprained
the ankle that kept him out Of
the All-Star game at Chicago. Al
Demao also has q bad ankle and
the two will not work out again
until they go into the game on
Friday night. Guard Mike Ka-
trishen has q broken blood vessel
in his arm, but 1t shouldn't keep
him out Of action
Koniszewski, whose career ap-
parently is finished. will be given
traction treatments. It means
stretching his neck to try to re-
lieve the pinched nerve that
causes his right arm to 60 dead.
He may be tried against the Rams
If things go well, but If not he is
definitely scheduled to play
against the Lions at Denver next
Tuesday. If the shoulder still
pains him after these games, he
will be advised to give up foot
ball.
Tom H. N. CBulD Cochran
shared the spotlight with
Doodle" Dowda and Ed Quirk
In yesterdays drill, busting of
tackle for one run of IS yards
and a touchdown. Dowda sprint
ed 80 for a score, but Cochran's
line smashing was an eye-opener.
Even when he should have been
tired he displayed good driving
power.
Quirk showed his old blocking
ability and while his leg drive on
offense leaves something to be de-
sired he did get away for q 40
yard gallop with q screen pass
from Sammy Baugh.
A five-man defensive line OF
Sam Goldman, Jim PEBBLES. Bob
Hendren, Niemi and Mike RouSsos
was as stubborn as q spoiled child
and If it does as we'll against the
Rams, they'll have to stay in the
air if they hope to get any place.
The Redskins had two more
tough drill sessions scheduled to-
day. After that they'll take 1t
comparatively easy in order to
bounce back full Of zip for Friday
nights tilt.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Gals Eye Title Chance
lin Turner Mat Bout

Nell Stewart and Violet viann
will be battling to cement their
claim to the next shot at Millie
Burke's mat championship when
they tangle tomorrow night at
Joe Turner's Arena.
Gabe Menendez. Turner match
maker, will endeavor to get Millie
here for q battle with tomorrow
nights winner.
Helen Hid and Cecilia Blevins,
who virtually were eliminated
from the title picture by losing to
Misses Stewart and Viann last
week, are to clash.
Michele Leone and the Golden
Superman will resume their fued
IN third one-hour bout.
George Burckman meets Ivan
Kamarof1. and Tony Cosenza
takes on Joe corbett In the pre-
liminaries.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Tribe Camp Life Is Serene, Minus Characters
Hoeys Provides Relief WeIDiseipIned Club

Those who could dived out the
window. one ducked into the
closet and Max jumped into
bed.
You'd be more comfortable
If you took your shoes of in
bed." wryly observed Flaherty,
sizing up the situation.
At that precise moment the
lad in the closet tripped on a
shoe.
whats that" asked Ray.
"A mouse. I guess" answered
Krause hopefully.
well, tell that mouse I want
1t back in its hole five minutes
after ] leave here" replied Fla
herty, stalking out Of the room.
There was another time when
the coach was supposed to be
at some sort of q meeting, and
q group led by Erny Pinckert
decided to add q few beers to
their diets. Erny picked up
the phone and called q bell
boy. Yes, he would get the beer,
but he had to have some money.
In q few minutes there was q
knock on the door. Pinckert.
regaling his guests with a story,
opened 1t slightly and without
looking held sout q SO bill.
Thanks" said Flaherty. who
had gotten wind Of the affair.
but It'll cost you SIS more for
being up late. ."-ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Marx Jewellers Play
n. Y. Nine in Tourney
Dy the Assoeiatsd Press

JOHNsTOWN, Pa, Aug. a.
Marx jewelers. of Washington. D.
c., face New York City in one Of
today's opening games Of the ALI
American Amateur Baseball As
sociation junior tournament.
All 16 entries were slated for ac-
ton today. Other games were:
New Orleans VS.. Newark. Concord,
N. H. VS.. Harrisburg, Pa. Mary
land State vs.. Baltimore. Zanes-
vile, Ohio. VS.. Ebensburg, Pa,
Pittsfield. Mass. VS.. Brooklyn
Amsterdam, N. Y, vs.. Springfield
Mass. and Pittsburgh VS.. Johns
town.
Two more games are slated to-
night: loser Of Washington New
York City vs.. loser Of Concord
Harrisburg, and loser Of Maryland
State-Baltimore VS.. loser Of Zanes-
Vile -Ebensburg. Thus, barring In
reference by rain, two teams will
be eliminated at the end OF the
first days action.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
AmoteurNines' 7ourneySpr;ngs
From Plane Builders Kite-FIying

Il discovered by changing the
kites angle of attack" he recalls
that I could fly it almost straight
up in the air. I had to get rid Of
the tail and all other forms OF
parasite resistance. but it worked" "
The boys used to hold kite flying
contests. each contestant using
the same length of string. But
Martin with his "Straight-up''
kite won all the contests.
THE other boys couldn't build
kites like that, 80 I built them on
my mothers kitchen floor and
sold them for Is cents each"
Martin says with q smile.
Produces Many Planes.
That was his first endeavor In
mass production, which now in
cludes the six-jet XB-48 for the
Air Force, the ANIL Mauler, a
dive-torpedo bomber; the P4M-1
Mercerator, powered by two jet
engines and two conventional
engines; the JRM-2, largest flying
boat In active service; the PBM-5A
and the XP5M-1, featuring q new
type hull. for the Navy.
When the Wright brothers made
their first fight Of any consid-
,erhble duration in 1861 minute
and 40 seconds-Martin. who was
pioneering in the new automobile
became interested.
why, it looks just like one Of
my box-kites-with an engine.
he remarked when seeing a picture
Of the Wright craft. 3
Martin was in town yesterday
when he got together with his old
friend, Clark Griffith, to talk over
plans for this years tournament
Grifiith has donated a new trophy,
for the old one is owned by Spring
Grove, Md. which won the tour
nament three straight years. Mar
tin will be roofing privately for
his own Martin Bombers, If they
win the elimination tournament
now under way in Baltimore. The
BomberS beat out Spring Grove in
their league competition. Spring
Grove will be back, however, as
defending champion.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
D. C.:sRider Reinjured,
Bel Air Horse Killed
BY the Assosiotsd Press

BEL AIR, Md, Aug. 23.-Jockey
Carly Meyerhoffer of Washington
is out Of action again after. only
recently returning to the saddle
after breaking a collarbone at
Charles Town, w. Va, this spring.
The 20-year-old rider fractured
both collarbones yesterday when
his mount. Bones Aparte, stumbled
and fell in the backstretch of the
fifth race at the track here. The
horse broke its neck in the fall and
was killed. Two other horses,
Cuban Dicky with Dick Lawless
aboard. and Raw Cord. piloted by
Lamar Bauer, fell over Bones
Aparte, but their riders were not
seriously hurt.
Earlier in the same race an
other horse. Marcsday. fell coming
out Of the gate and tossed Jockey
Regalbute. Regalbute escaped in
jury.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
| Shibe Park Bans
Soft Drink Bottles
After Forfeit
S =.
BY fhe Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-As
q result of the pop-bottle barrage
that resulted in the Phillies losing
to the New York Giants by for
felt here last Sunday. Shibe Park
officials today put a ban on soft
drinks being sold in bottles.
Connie Mack. jr.. assistant
treasurer Of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, issued a statement saying:
Thereafter, the vendors will
carry paper cups for soft drinks,
and If we use bottles at all they
will be handled as they are in
other parks. The vendor will open
the bottle and pour the contents
into the cup"
Unfortunately" Mack contin-
ued, I'VE are also faced with
the problem of patrons who bring
bottles and cans into the park.
We can't search every one who
comes into the park with q large
package. We will have to give
considerable thought to that"
The Shibe Park action was in
line with most major league
clubs, who insist that all drinks
be served In paper cups.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Grid Drills Opened :
by Navy Squad Of II
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 23.-Navy's
football squad of u started a 10
day schedule OF two practices per
day today after yesterdays initial
workout mostly was for the benefit
of photographers.
Coach George Sauer, whose
Middies did not win q game last
year, has only II lettermen and
thus fundamentals will occupy
most of the time in the early
practice sessions. The workouts
will be held once a day after
September /.
Navy meets Southern California
in Los Angeles on September "a
in it's opening gams. giving Sauer
only five weeks to whip his COM
paratively green squad into shape.
The squad took a summer cruise,
and for the last two weeks has
been on a conditioning schedule
at ANNAPOLIS.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
BY q Steff Correspondent Of The Star

BY Steff Correspondent Of The Star
Los ANGELES, Aug. 23.-No
Ring Lardner characters clut-
ter up the landscape at occi-
dental College where the Red
skins are training. There isn't
even a leading candidate for
the role. The closest approach
to q laugh. aside from Howie
Eartley's storytelling, which
has a professional touch, was
Tom Cochran's casual summa-
ton of his knock down. drag
out battle with T-formation
signals.
They're hard to get" he OBJ
served in q rich, Dixieland drawl,
But I'm JUS an ole elephant
after I learn something II
never forget"
The dead-serious attitude of
the camp probably is best
shown by the total absence Of
any disciplinary action, thus
far. Nor does the place seem
to harbor any throwbacks to q
lustier era when a man thirst
ing for excitement, or just plain
thirsting, would take French
leave and gamble on getting
back in somehow after the
doors were locked. Here they
don't even lock the doors.
Sammy Baugh well remem-
bers the night there came q
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Three D. c. Girls Lose
In National Tennis
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-An
original field Of los entries was
down to 80 today as the 32d annual
United States girls lawn singles
tennis championship tournament
entered its third round. Among
the missing were three entries
from the Washington. D. c.. area,
Belmar Gunderson, Carol Morti-
mer and Harriet Hines.
Miss Gunderson gave the best
account Of the threesome yester-
day in losing to Betsy Lyons of
Massachusetts,. -6. '8-6. Miss
Mortimer bowed to Joann Whitley,
Middletown, Ohio. IS, 6-1,
while Miss Hines was ousted by
Bonnie Mackay Of Wyoming,
Ohio, 6-3, 60.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Record Double Poyoff

SALEM. N. H., Aug. % R.-
The largest daily double OF the
New England rasingo season was
paid OF yesterday at Rockingham
81 .42440 going to hackers of
s. s. Barrett's Apron Face
($16.40) and II. b! MacCrowe's
Entreat "t$43.z0J. - sN
Mablub Stables March Chick
won the feature mile and a six
teenth race in 1:47.3. paying $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
By Bill Fuchs

A 10-year-old boy learned more
about flying kites than any one
else in the neighborhood and there
in was planted the seed which
later blossomed into a giant air.
craft corporation and produced,
among other things, the ALL
American Amateur Baseball Asso-
citation.
Flying a kite and the associa-
tion's tournament, which will get
under way here September 6 with
champions from 16 cities compet-
ing for the honors. seem to have
little relationship.
But Glenn L. Martin was the
kite flying boy and Glenn L. Mar
tin was the baseball-minded man
who brought the Triple ABA into
being.
II believe every man should
spend at least one day a week out
doors playing baseball or golf or
hunting or fishing says the
amiable 63-year-old Martin. Il
always have been interested
in my employees and found out
that too many of them were in
clined 70 go home from work apd
stay Indoors. 50 Il wanted to- ID
something about It."
Builds Recreation Program.
And Martin, q we'll young
ish looking man, did something
about it. The Martin Corporation
has an extensive recreation pro-
gram for its employees. All sports,
including golf, basket ball, tennis
and baseball are included.
Outside Of possibly flying kites
and airplanes, baseball is Martins s
first love. He decided that anna
teur baseball teams didn't have
enough incentive and so in jan
uary Of 1914 he got together with
several other interested men and
the AABA was born.
But it actually had its start one
brisk day on a wind-swept field in
Kansas, where Martin, the boy.
became tremendously interested in
the flying of weighted objects.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
u
Odd Goats, Stacks for School

lar, but camel hair coats are In.
variably seen in solid color natu-
raj tan. Like their Eastern con-
temporaries, students In this Sec
ton also like the blazer and corr
duroy coat. Covert slacks In tan.
brown or blue. tailored with regu-
lar or reverse pleats. take top
honors here. closely followed by
solid-color gabardines. medium
gray flannels, tan or cream cor
duroys.
In Southern locales with cli-
mate naturally milder, lighter
weight Shetland-type or tweed
fabrics are tailored into coats
with two or three buttons. mod
erately wide shoulders, tapered
bodies and patch pockets. Her
ringbones. checks or plaids, In
brown, blue, gray or tan, are rated
high. Rayon and cotton cords -
well as seersucker are important
in three e-button models In strip
ings Of blue, gray or tan. Most
popular slack go-withS are solid
color gabardines in tan, brown or
blue. Coverts In the same colors
follow in second place with pat.
termed hannels and tweeds In gray,
browns and blues holding impor-
tant roles In this section.
In the far South. tropical weight
slacks in tans, browns and high
shades are best liked. and on some
campuses blue denim jeans are .
must"
Most Casual On the Coast.
More casual than the other sec.
tions is the southern part OF the
far West. The northern part Of
this territory follows closely the
choices Of the Midwest. In the
southern region, in addition to
Shetland-type coats, undergrads
like solid-color gabardines, camel
hair types or patterned tweeds.
While both two and three button
coats are popular here, a popular
model which is not often seen in
other sections features broader
shoulders and more tapered waist.
Solid colors, checks, plaids; tans,
browns and blues are the way pat
terms and color stack up with this
group Of undergrads.
Leisure-type jackets Of wool,
wool and leather combinations, or
corduroy are liked, as are coats
tailored Of cotton gabardines and
twills or rayon or cords. Corduroys
are still another candidate for
your wardrobe.
Slack choices include gray, blue
and high shaded flannels, blue
denim jeans, tan. cream or yellow
corduroys. and solid color tropical
weights In tan. brown and high
shades.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Two. Games on Tonight
In D. G. SoftbuIl Meet

Tonight's double -header in the
District softball championship
tournament at Greenbelt will find
Bladensburg Laundromat against
Anacostia Motors at 1880 and
Mount Rainier VS.. Greenbelt at
8 o'clock.
Naval Communications Service
was eliminated last night as 1t
lost for the second time to Hard
ing Hardware, 80. Thrifty Bev-
erages won over Anacostia Mo-
tors. 81.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Broken Ankle SideIines
Bob Dovis, SteeIer End
" the Assoeiofed Press

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa.
Aug. 23.-End Bob Davis Of the
Pittsburgh Steelers, injured early
In the Chicago Bear exhibition
game Saturday, suffered a broken
ankle, X-rays showed today.
Hospital aides placed the foot
in o walking cast and said the
star end will be sidelined from five
to six weeks. The Bears defeated
the Steelers, $40. in the game at
Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Louis Wins Golf Medal

DETROIT, Aug. % R.-Joe
Louis, retired heavyweight boxing
champion. shot a one under par
35-35-70 yesterday to win medal
honors in the amateur division
of the National Negro champion
ship golf tournament.