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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Mats Blasting KuheI's Nerves
By Steadily Winning Hard Way

the blow a moment later and the
Mats we're on the wrong era al .
f-s score
with one out IN Tire eighth.
though. Marx Ch'lamar AS
clipped by a pitched bail and john
Summons ran tof hun sam
Denies single propelled simmons
10 thlft and Evans dashed q liner
into risht which took . weird hop
over Stan Spence head Tot
triple. scortns Summons and
Dente Al Was stranded when
Eddie Yost and Coan grounded
out.
Milo CAndini. Who replaced CAL
vert ,n the eishth. unleaAiled his
second successive impressive relief
lob. yielding single 10 Dick
kokoS IN the two innings he
labuIed
Voilmer. With tao doubles and
\ single, spanked The NAts il-hlt
attack and boosted his batting
aREtAh - ft'ilbE w - so M INV
Mats seven triumps. incidentally.
Ave have been achieved with u
hits.
NAT NOTES--Jay DiiAni. util-
ity infieider optioned 10 Chat
tanooea. didn't like BEING shunssd
10 the Lookonts and planned
return 20 Washington for purposes
OF saua viking 10 Clark 0riffiih
Ed Stewart developed q tempcra-
ture shortly before same tims last
night and YES ordered back 70 tho
Mats hotel Lewis replaced him
In right field
OF the American Leagues
hopped~ap ball, Evans kays, y hui
one single this year that got 10
the outneid 80 fast II took iwe
bonnces before / could break from
the plate" Walter MastcrsoF
was 10 oppose the Browns Dick
Starr on the mound here today.
Thc Mats will shift 10 Cieve.
land tomorrow for double
header.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
WWDAPin Record Sci
with 173 BowIed by
Prince Georges Girl
By Ben McAIwee

A I73 game. highest bowled In
the 28-year history OF the Wash
ington Womens Duckpin Associ-
alton tournament. today stands
beside the name of Gertha Van
Devanter of Prince Georges Coun-
ty Ladies League.
Miss Van Devanter's effort.
which cracked by three pins the
week old 170-mark held by Mil
bred Stadtler, Takoma team star.
brought the women's city bowling
championships to stirring end
at Chevy Chase Ice Palace last
night.
After bowling games of 81 and
100 with the Banning-Sheehy Mo-
tors team, Miss Van Devanter
reeled of eight successive marks
in her third game But she cut
a deuce on the first ninth-box
shot and picked two-pin break
in the 10th frame.
The box -by-box score:
40 80 SO xss xIOs 'l2s "i47 'ls4 lsi ia.
xStrke. Spare
Two contestants from South
east Commercial Ladies League
bowled to first places when Nita
Schwarzmann of Orphans quint
won class E singles with $50 and
Dorothy Matthews bagged class D
all-events with 1896 after rolling
314 in doubles. Miss Matthews
also gained top honors in D singles
with a record 372 set. She is a
member of Justine Nicholson
Motors team which garnered class
D laurels with 1919.
The final nights competition
saw Ronnie Knoblett of Hi-Skor' s
Capitol Ladies Major League teams
bowl to fifth place in A singles
with 376 while Nell Huff Of WASH
ington Ladies League shot TO
fourth place in B singles with 354.
City tournament bowling shifts
to Fort Davis tonight where the
18th annual Washington mixed
doubles is scheduled in two shifts
at 1880 and $50.
Also on tap tonight will be the
full handicap rakoma Recreation
tourney for pinspillers with aver
ages of ITO and under. 1t will be
repeated tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
.Graziano S Ring Ban
Lifted in New York
By the As.o<iaisd Press

NEW YORK. May IA chas-
tened Rocky Graziano is back in
the good graces Of the New York
State Athletic Commission.
The former middleweight cham
pion. who had his New York
license revoked In February. lS47.
for failure TO report an alleged
bride offer. was Unexpectedly ie-
instated by the commission yes
terday.
Thus Rocky, who Was boxing S
golden boy" In l945 when he
drew constant 500 900 crosses at
Madison Square Garden with a
string of knocKouts. Is eligible to
fight again in he ring where he
rose to prominence.
Rocky was elated when Col.
Eddie Eagan. chairman OF the
commission announced the de-
cision.
Don't let me down now.
Rocky" Eagan said as he and
Rocky shook hands.
i swear TO my mother that ]
won't" Rocky replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Boysen Calls OFF Suit
Against Durocher
By the Assesio,sd Press

NEW YORK. May For all
practical purposes. fms has been
written TO the great mystery en-
titled Did ne fall or was he
pushed" or Much ado about
nothing, to borrow from the bard.
Announcement came yesterday
from Attorney Benjamin II. Cha
sin that his client. Fred Boysen.
intends to drop his suit against
New York Giants Manager Leo
Durocher.
Boysen is the Brooklyn fan who
claimed Durocher pushed and
kicked him after a game April 20.
Chasin said yesterday. Our
witnesses refuse 10 come forward.
I can't get in touch with them.
They're changing their stories"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Here Are Army Navy
Golf Event Winners

Winners In the Army Navy
ladies' day blind DOGGY tourna-
ment yesterday were Mrs. v. s.
Godfrey. i0l-l5-86. Mrs. L. H.
Todd, 94-l5-Te. Mrs. Leonora
MacLain. l09-30--7e: Mrs. c. p.
Martin. il0-30-so: Mrs. Helen
Niles. i2o-4o-s0. and Mrs. N,
Deros. i3o-25-Ts.
Nine hole winners were Mrs.
Nina Tribe. Mrs. George Calver
and Mrs. L. r. Sadtler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
.Favorite Score OF Is
Wins Star Golf Cup
For Mrs. Bower

The 32d play for The Star Cup
inaugurated the Women's District
Golf Association medal play
schedule yesterday, but there was
little to indicate that it was
brand-new season.
Last year Mrs. A. B. Bower. the
District woman's champion, had
70 in the first tournament Of the
season, 78 in her last one and in
between shot 70 to win gross hon.
ors in The Star Cup. Oldest event
on the schedule. 1t was her IA
vorite score all season.
Washington Golf and Country
Club played trifie slow yesterday
and it was hot and humid climb
ing the hills of the Virginia
course, but there was Mrs. Bower
with her same 70, this time good
for the cup. Mrs. Bower deducted
a handicap from her rs. lowest
score of the day by seven strokes,
to win net honors by one shot.
Puts Well at Finish.
The former Maryland and Ken
lucky champion, as we'll as twice
District titlist, was hitting for &C
curacy and distance with her
woods, but putting only $3.50 for
Is holes. Then after trapping
second shot on the 18th Mrs.
Bower putted out of the trap and
dropped an S-footer for a 4. On
the 18th, she calmly raped in a
15-footer for a par 4 to avert a
playoff.
Mrs. Bower, who had 41-37 for
the mines, scored her first victory
here when she first won The Star
Cup in 1945.
Until Mrs. Bower staged her
smashing finish there was a two
way tie for net between Mrs.
George H. Bailey, jr.. former host
club champion who had 1910
86-8-78, and Mrs. Paul STREET. of
Army Navy with pair of 44s for
88-10-78. Mrs. STREET won second
net by matching cards.
A former Star Cup winner, Mrs
Betty Meckley. added to her low
gross triumphs in the tournament
with an IS. despite a flock OF
three-putt greens. which usually
are not a part of the Kenwood
PLAYERS game.
Other Prize Winners.
Other, prize winners. in order
were: Mrs. M. H. Dinneen Of
Washington with $3.50; Mrs
George Martin of Manor. out in
so. but back in 40 for 90-8-82;
Mrs. Ora Emge of Prince Georges
with 91-9-82: Mrs. H. H. Good
man of Washington. 95-l3-82
and Mrs. William Walsh, the
fourth host player in the prize
list, 97-14-83.
Two players, Mrs. Calvin Hart
man of Indian Spring with 81
1873 and Mrs. D. II. Henderson
of Congressional $685.. hac
little luck and were drawn out
of the prize list.
Inasmuch as Mrs. Bower could
accept only one prize. Mrs
Meckley won gross over Mrs. w
R. Stokes of Manor, who was q
stroke back with an SO.
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Mats, 8; Browns, ]


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Eastern S PIayoH Bid
Boosted by Win Over
Anacostia High
ey Bill Fuchs

Anacos,la baseball team has .
severe case Of hliieSs-ltus and
unless Coach Tommy Nolan can
affect an immediate cure. the In
Gians can KISS their public high
school playoI hopes good by.
Anacostia. picked on preseason
dope charts as one Of the teams
to beat In the race. Is fioundering
IN q sixth place tie with Cool
idee after dropping q rs decI-
sion 10 Eastern yesterday AT
Eastern.
II was the third loss IN Ave Sc
ries games for the Indians. Who
again left runners choking base
paths.
Maybe. said Nolan with an OPP
timistic note after the same. we
can squeeze into the playoffs
again like we did last year. But
it isn't going TO be easy
But you know" continued No
Ian. there are a lot Of ways to
lose a ball game But there $ only
one way to win and that's TO cross
that dish with some runs.
No Punch In Pinch.
The Indians put seven men on
base in losing 10 Wilson, IS in
dropping shutout 10 Tech and
had II potential runs on base
against Eastern.
Yesterday Anacostia had run
ners on first and third with none
out in the last inning. Two runs
already had scored on one hit. a
fielder's choice and an error, But
Eastern Hurler Danny Goodman
forced Tex Martin. Jim Faulkner
and George Sengstack 10 ground
out in order and end the game.
Tech. which beat Coolidge. 81,
Yesterday. and Wilson. which beat
Bell, $50. are leading the pack
with SO records. Eastern Is right
behind with four wins against one
loss. With only four more games
to go these three clubs practically
can be counted IN.
But I'm not counting us in
yet" said Bobby Hart. Eastern
mentor. We still have Tech and
Western to play. think 1t still is
a toss up, Any OF those teams
could sneak in
Eastern's big inning was the
sixth, when singles by Pete Settle
and Ted Dyer. three walks and a
balk, pushed across four runs
Goodman. hurting his first series
game, went all the way. giving up
only four hits. Eastern collected
seven safeties of George Seng-
stack.
Wilson Has Easy Time.
wilson's slaughter OF Bell was
halted after Ave innings. The
Tigers scored II runs in the first
inning.
Fred Maloney. Babe Marshall
and Jack Pope combined TO pitch
one-hitter for Tech against
Coolidge. The Trainers were
paced at the plate by Skip Speak
er and John Passas with two hits
each.
Western took over fourth place
with an thinning. 5-4 victory
over Central. Ed Harnesberger
went all the way for the Raiders.
scattering nine hits and tanning
L. He also singled in the nth
inning and scored on Dale Sum-
merbells single.
Chamberlain gained its first
series victory by blasting winless
Roosevelt. 1873 Chamberlain
pounded IA hits and also took
advantage Of Is Roosevelt mis-
cues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07

Probably the simply is Matt VIM" Many, many
ago successfully blended tradition
famous horse race
WINS formula quite smpe-fast horses
bluegrass and bourbon epitome of-the-
South The public Tapped it up and still does
Two Wars Didn't Stop the Colonel
r-od shaver VIM Aristides win
Derby wasn't unusual Aristdes one
of all time the smallest purse
a mere $3.50 $500
The took almost dropped in 1902
sale Wnn nvegled friends to raise $4,000
buildings and the lease the property
Politicians had invested In 1918.
racing World War but Winn pesevered be-
bause potatoes ined auctioned them barrel
lots and the proceeds to the Red Cross
threatened end the Derbys unbroken
string asked that all tracks close until
the war with Germany was ended the 1945 Derby
said VIM, "a" the with Germany ends by November L.
The VIM luck held. 1t May o. month laef
unreasonable list Derby was held
Fleeeed by the Boby-Sitters, Eeud
nothing special IN the be-
ginning, still hasn't horse The distance is little
long this older Preakness Balt
more at probably truer test for
the Peakness commands far less attention tna
the Kentucky Derby second
that, WINS run for the roses
the onetme tailor with the GIT Tor
shoWanshp who have been lamoaStng the
Derby years and not without provocation
double prices shot OF bad whisky IN glass
sold Kentucky Tor
abbs and parking propeors charge exoroltant
fees your right won't cot in hotel room
heard before yesterday when the oapy
ster that regular rate OF ~
discontinued during Derby week end Now II
mamma papa like and go out It's nat
bucks they must for the privilege.
may overrated sucker trap but there's
nothing quite the Derby in American sports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Printers, PhiIco Pace
SandIot Leaquers

Union Printers and Philco are
leading their respective sandlot
baseball leagues after registering
wins yesterday. The Printers
scored, IL. over Northeast Body
Works to take over first place
in Departmental League. Philco
leads North Recreation League
by virtue of a 100 win over Gov
eminent Employees Insurance.
Dick O'Keefe. Caps basket ball
star, hit a home run with Two on
base. but his Thrifty Beverages
nine lost, 1877, to Naiman's in
Industrial League.
Spencer Drake also smashed a
three-run homer. but was on the
losing side as Navy Quarters I
dropped Us verdict to Mckee
Pontiac in the East Recreation
League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Facts and Figures
lon Classic Today
Az the Assoeio.ed Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. May T.
Facts and figures on todays "dia-
mond jubilee running OF the
Kentucky Derby:
Place-churchill Downs, Louisville
Post time-6:30 pm, Eastern oayllsh-
Number Of entlies-14
Weather forecast-Partly cloudy and
Sot Purse@fS0 100000 in added money, Net
value to winner If all IA entries start
Favor.te-olympia. owned by W
Hooper, trained by Ivan Parke and ridden
by Eddie Arcaro , .,.,..1
Growd-More than l1eor' p, ah'if gastern
" TIeiiecastmWave-Tv. Louisville; no net
work connection.
weeks ago today. But the Hooper
hotshot almost didn't make 1t.
Isidor Biebers Palestinian came
surging up in the stretch and then
faded at the last moment as Olym-
pia grabbed the verdict by a neck.
Palestinian. trained by that
shrewd little red-haired horseman,
Hirsch Jacobs. is going to try it
again. An off track wouldn't do
Palestinian any harm. In the two
Experimental Handicaps at ia
maica preceding the Wood. Pales-
tinian was far back as Olympia
galloped to easy victories.
Muddy Track Would Cut Field.
A muddy track also could affect
the size of the field. Trainer
Monte Parke. brother Of Ivan, said
Johns Joy wouldn't start unless the
strip is fast.
Mrs. Albert Roth, Louisville
owner, trainer and breeder OF the
rank outsider. Senecas Coin, also
said her colt would stay in the barn
If the track came up heavy.
The crowd, expected to be
around 100000 for Col. Matt J.
Winn's Diamond Jubilee jaunt.
will wait on the conditions at race
time to decide the second choice IN
the mutuels. Olympia was quoted
at 6 to 5 in the latest line, with
Palestinian next at 5 to /.
Capot and Wine List, the Green
tree Stable pair and the only en-
try in the field, are pegged at 9
to / now, but could be second
choice by post time. Capot was
third back of Olympia and Pal
estinian IN the Wood.
Halt, from the Woodvale Farm
of Mrs. Royce G. Martin, will get
a lot of support on the strength
of his nose victory over Johns Joy
in the Blue Grass Stakes at
Keeneland last week.
Backing for Old R0ckpOrt.
Considerable cash support will
be back of Old Rockport, who
caught Olympia in the last SO
yards or so to register a stun
ming upset at Santa Anita.
They're not counting Calumet
Farm out entirely. Ben Jones, vet
eran trainer, who has saddled four
Derby winners. will try this time
with Ponder. This dark bay is a
son of Pensive. the Derby champ
Jones pulled out of his hat" at
the last minute in 1914. Plain
Ben says he wouldn't take 100 to /
on his chances. Ponder was sec
ond to Olympia in the Derby trial.
Rounding out the field will be
Joe A. Goodwin's KY. Colonel.
Alton villa Farms Jacks Town,
Mrs. Ada L. Riee's Model Cadet,
Textbook Stables Lextown and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Seley's Cali
fornia Hope, Duplicator. Just q
year ago on Derby day and on a
sloppy track, KY. Colonel defeated
Olympia in the Bashford Manor
Stakes, q 2-year-old event on the
card.
Eddie Arcaro, the only jockey
with four Derby wins. is to be
aboard Olympia in quest Of a fifth
ylarhv yirt0ry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 7 (ip,.
-Harvard's powerful varsity
crew, only indicated one In East
ern intercollegiate ranks, will
drive for its seventh straight
Adams Cup Regatta triumph
against Navy. Pennsylvania. Co
lumbia and Massachusetts, Insti-
tute Of Technology today on the
Charles River,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Axtecs Win Again

Washington Aztecs. Negro semi
pro baseball team. scored their
fifth win Of the season last night
in Lynchburg. Va. with a AZ yer
dict over the Kansas City Mon
arctls. Ted Brown scattered .
hits and famed II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Mrs. Weir Links Victor

Glass A honors in the Con-
gressional Ladies Day golf tour
nament yesterday went to Mrs
Davis Weir with 44-7-37. Mrs.
H. J. Klossner won Glass B with
49, 10-39 and Miss Barbara
Spearman Class c with 54-l7-37.
Mrs. j. S. Myers won low puts
with "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07

The University Of Maryland
freshman baseball team still is
unbeaten. The Terp frosh won
their seventh game yesterday. ST..
over Montgomery Junior College
at Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
COOLIDGE Netmen Win

Coolidge High Schools tennis
team has a record Of six wins in
nine matches after turning back
Central. TO, yesterday in Rock
Creek Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Roller Shelters Busy

A total of 90 roller skating
wizards will compete in the second
annual Apple Blossom champion
ships tonight at the Alexandria
Arena beginning at 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07

Anybody who has lived In this country 1or
a wear knows that Col Matt Winn is the presi-
dent of Churchill Downs and the man who
TODAY was to witness his 18th Kentucky Derby.
He Is AZ wears old and feeble. This could be his
last Derby-the Diamond Jubiee-but long ago
Matt VIM made his mark as the greatest
Snowman in racing.
People who come to Louisville year after
year to be clipped as suckers by hostelries and
restaurauters and other native business people
before they even tear up mutuel ticket at the
track invariably ask, What am doing here
again? Why does this particular horse race
bring me and rs 900 other people to Louisville?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Derby Field, Post Positions
BY the Asseeiaied Press


LOUISVILLE KY, May 1.-THE field for todays 18th running
Of the Kentucky Derby Listed in order of positions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STANN
From Aristides Until Now

louisville KY May Ito few mortals Is born the
rare Gift Of howmansp Zgfed and Barnum had the knack
in their fields Young Week baseball Tex Rlckard and
,,L I.ohs in boxne and finally old Matt Vim horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
NATIONAL

RCsttts 4SstSA AoS
New York. 8; st. L., o.
Phila.. 4; Pitts, 3.
Boston, g; Cinci., /.
Chicago, 4; Brook, 2.
Games Today
CHICAGO at Brook.
st. l.. at New York.
Pitts. at Phila.
Cinci. at Boston.
Games Tomerrow
Pitts. at Boston ca,
St. L. at Brook.
Chicago at New York,
cinci. at Phila. CD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 9; Rochester, 2.
Buffalo, IA; Syracuse,
Toronto, 4: Newark, 3.
Only games scheduled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Baseball Standings and Schedules
SATURDAY, MAY 7, I949.
AMERICAN
Results YESTERDAY

wash. s: ST. Louis, z.
Chicago, 6; N. Y. 2,
Phila., 8: Det., 4 (13).
Only games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-07
Games To-day

Games To-day
wash. at st. L.. $50.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland.
Games Tomorrow
Wash. at Cleve. t2).
New York at Detroit.
Boston at st. L. l2).
Phila. at Chi. t21.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-07

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spentgen Wonaten einen tpei itoeuti6erl
Staat auf oem Ruinenfeloe erpadlen
3u ieben, Oas Ser &rieg binterlolien
bat Ser Sieg belierer @inii6t in
beioen Bayern bat Die fonrnl1niitilhe
Spefulation auf ltnfrieoe uno Gboos
i'm oeuti6en 8eIten 5uidanoen &C.
madt".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-07

mer ,pie6er Die besriinoete Beiorsnis
lant geipor6ett. ods niht gel0ite oeut
ihe Jliihtli1gsproble f0nnte az Ell
nem oauernoen @efabrenber6 midi
blob fir Deutfdlano, ionoerp aud
fir 6eiien Nahbarn 1perben.
Ser @eg bon Dem ginitr0men oer
eriten 5lIhtlingstreds uno Der erIter
Observation-Disclosures in 9euti6
lanb bis sur 9eflarierlrng Der oeut
iden 5lii6tlingsfrage aIs elmer inter
nationalen Broblems in Sanlburq
mar meit. Bon oeuti6er Seite lit ieit
Sabren nidts unterlaiien tporoen
audi oem Iuslan6 Die nottpenoiger
auffldrungen 81 geben, uno Die Sanl
burger &onferena beoeutet in oieiel
Hidtung cine iebr na6oriidli6e lin,
terltrel6ung. @orouf es ieoo6 i'm
lebten antommt, bns lit oas edo, uni
5tpar nid]t BLOB Elm g6o bes @ortes
lonoern elm gdo ser Sot. Dime oieies
edo aber pdre man gerabe 10 peit
tpie 5loor! K. H.