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Evening star., 1949-05-10

Of Honor. Funeral from the above fu-
neral home on wednesday, May II, 81
9:30 am. 1nterment Mount oiiset Gene
John .. FITZGERALD. Jr.. Commander.
ROCCO FIORAMONTL. Adtutant
PINKNEY, FREDDIE. On sunday. May
i. 1919. FREDIE PIHKNEY of li03 3rd
st. Sc. husband Of Annie Pinkney. FRIENDS
may call at the Malyan q Schey Flnerai y
Home N j. ave. and r 81. NV after I.
noon Tuesday. where services will be held
wednesday morning, May H., az $50
O'Clock Interment Arlington National
National Cemetery.
| POOLE, BENJAMIN r. On Monday, May
Q, 1919, at Georsetown University Hos
pisai, BENJAMIN r. POOLE. beloved hus-
band OF Mamie L. Poole of 1890 2ist 81.
nv. Mr. roole rests at the home o. MS
son, 5000 Ssrsent rd- me- where prayers
viii be said on Thursday. May ] 2, at $50
am: thence to Holy Trinity. cathollc
Church, 36th and o sts. nv. where mas
will be offered at Ais m. for the repoSe
of his soul Interment Monocncy Csme-
tery. seailsvilis Nd. II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Sacred Concert
Tonight AtFirst
Congregational

A varied program of sacred
music will be played tonight at
the First Congregational Church
in a Spiritual Concert scheduled
to begin at 7:30 o'clock.
The concert will feature selec-
tons on seven different musical
instruments, including a string
ensemble; vocal solos, reading
! and an anthem by the church
choir.
Complete program:
Introduction, Organ Solo-Miss
Betty Brady.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Rev. John M. Peyton, pastor,
Piano Solo-Miss Joy Stickney.
Trumpet Solo - ] k n e y
Drudge.
Authenticated Choir.
Auto Harp Selections-George
F. Archer.
Organ and Piano Duet-Misses
Betty Brady and Elizabeth Ann
Russell.
Vocal Solo-Miss Deann Dick
ems.
Reading-Mrs. Alice Curry.
Piano Solo-Mrs. E. c. Garlic
ton.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Paul Archer.
Selection-Watkins and Fer
nandez String Ensemble.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. William Rus
sell.
Vocal Solo-T. ]. Moss.
Violin Solo-Gerald Saunders.
Benediction-Rev. Peyton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Jaycees Plan Ciuic
Duty Talks On
Lao Enforcement

Junior Chamber of Commerce
had a very successful meeting
last night at the Clubhouse on
Flagler Avenue. Roy Hamlin,
Justice of the Peace was guest
speaker. He gave a very inter-
esting and informative talk on
his duties. He is the first of a
series of City, County and Gov
eminent officials whom the club
plans to hear on the subject of
their individual duties. The Jay
Gees are primarily interested in
hearing those officials instrument
tai in operating law enforce ment
codes.
Plans have been completed for
a Donkey Ball Game with the
Kiwanis Club at Bayview Park,
Monday, March 18th. This game
is expected to be very funny and
everyone is invited to what looks
as though it's going to be a most
hilarious evening.
Prize awards for the Ord quar4
ter of the Jaycee Fishing Tourna-
ment will be made at the Club
house next Wednesday at the
regular meeting. The usual re-
freshments were served and
thoroly enjoyed by all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
AeroSias 20
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana
via Aerovias O..
Jose Perez, Harry Butler, Nor
vel Roberts. Ronald Swonger,
Virgil McClanahan, Edgar Loon
ey. Earl Belcher, John Jester,
Pearl Jester. Neal Edwards. Irma
Edwards, Agnes Hayes, George
Hayes, Ann Price, Edna Newgas,
Nancy SEWERS, Agnes Barratt,
Jeanne sullivan. William Sulli-
van, John Leiheta.
Edward Nesimier. Rose MESH
mier. Pearl Spilgers. Victor Spiel
gers, Arthur Felsenthal, Evelyn
Felsenthal, Emile UttenWeiler,
Alfons Uttenweiler, John LaBash,
William 10th, Ruby Waterbury,
Charlotte Elliot, Waldo Stanford,
Isabel Train, Ruth L. Hill, Au-
gust Lassus, Catherine Lassus,
Thelma LANCE. Agustin Maloney,
Virginia Maloney, Thelma
phelps.
John w. Kenney, Robert F.
Collins, John NJ. Burns, Claudia
Fishman. Joseph M. Lenhart,
Anna Kay Krauskopf, Myrtle
Hall, Ailine CzepanoWski, Her
mogenes Alvarez, Julia S. AL
varez, Evelyn Punzelt. Philip
/ Punzelt Jr., George Naiiar. James
1 Mcdonald, Kenneth Hull, Audrey
Hull Ann Phillips, Stewart Phil
Hips. Harry F. Lafragola, Phil
/ Maglione, Anna Filiypone, John
Rider, John Marks, William
Fears.
Glenn Wesley, William Harris,
James Jones, James King Viii
! liam Cooper, William Won Vein
bdeguth, Clover VonWeindeguth,
Lawrence Nelson, Alice Nelson,
Victoria. Gunderson, John Marks,
Stephen L. Martin, Gladys Mar
tin. Jeanne Popo. Dorothy Green
| Hill, James Greenhill, Thomas
Cuervo, Dolores Berrio. Gloria
Diaz. Il
Elda Galarraga, Aida Valdes,
Ana Delgado, Elodia Riovega,
YoIanda Decastro, Edith Roig,
Manuel Martin, Eugenio Zufita,
| Antonio Gomez, Carmen Rod
riguez, Dolores Vega, Jose Otter,
/ Frederick Flaquer, Marta Fla
quer, Joseph Sillory, Lola Sill
lory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

Ilomer's work hwere, of the War
between the States. or of more
recent wars?
Or what have you? And would
you lend il 10 the Gallery? That
Is what the directors would like
10 know. And so they have APP
pointed a committee. headed by
MIR. Bowman Cutter. to receive
such material, with the assurance
that il will be properly safe
guarded and returned to the own
ers. Since the opening of the CAL
lery Is 10 be very soon. probably
within a fortnight, these things
are desired at the earliest posi-
BILE moment.
Key Westers possessing such
material who desire to have it
exhibited al the Gallery's open
ing show. are requested to call
Mr.. Bowman Cutter, l4l4 Albury
street, Phone l322-M, evenings
only, after ZOO, and a represent
alive of the Gallery will call to
inspect the material. The success
of the project depends on the CO.
operation OF the citizens for
whom the Gallery has been pro-
vided.
Mr.. Cutter will have the as
sistance of the other members
of the executive board in col
lecting the material, and in case
Of need to reach someone connec-
ted with the Gallery during the
daytime, you may contact Miss
Marie Cappick, historian of Key
West, Miss Williams, at the high
school, Mr.. Garrett, Mr.. Cyril
Marshall. Miss Willing (of the
New York Natural History Mu-
scum and the Hartford Museum,)
who has kindly consented to give
her services to the Key West Gal
lery, or Mr.. Edward Fisher, the
Curator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Calendar of EUents

THURSDAY, MARCH a.
Rotary Ann Night, Casa Ma
rina, 7 PM.
Senior Glass Play, Smothered
in Females, High School Au-
ditorium 8 p. m. Tickets
from members of Senior
Class or at door.
Sacred Concert, Organ, Vocal
Music and Readings. First
Congregational Church, Tao
p. m. All welcome.
Lions Club Meeting, 8 p. m.
Lions Den.
American Legion Auxiliary
Meeting, 8 p. M, in Post
home at Stock Island. (Elec-
ton of Officers).
FRIDAY, MARCH rs
Senior Glass Play, Smothered
in Females with different
cast from Thursday. Tickets
at door.
Officers Wives Luncheon al
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor
Morgan Dennis and his Tele.
vision Pups featured enter.
= ,tainment4s aAH ; Reservation
must be in by Wednesday, 6
Pm.
Regular Meeting, Fern Chap
ter No. 81, Order of Eastern
Star, 8 PM, Masonic Hall.
General Meeting, Key West
Golf Club, Clubhouse, Stock
Island, 8 PM.
MONDAY, MARCH %
Watercolor Exhibit by Martha
Watson Sauer, Woman's Club
on Duval Street, through
April 8, l-6 PM. Daily.
3 Community Concert Series pre-
sents Carolyn Long, Lyric
Soprano, in Concert at High
School Auditorium, $50 PM
TUESDAY, MARCH %
Key West Golf Club Annual
Ladies Night Dinner-Dance,
800 PM, A. & B. Lobster
House.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
THE BIGHT
On My Birthday

AZ luW udc lake this how sheer the water is.
White crumbling ribs Of mari portrude and glare
lnd the boals dry the pings dry as matches
Alasthng rather than being absorbed,
thf the blight doesn't wet anything,
thf Cluf Of the gas flame turned low possible.
onr smell a turning gas; if Baudelaire
could probably hear II turning TO marimba music
ochrc drrdge work off the end of the dock
already PLAYS the dry perfectly off-beat caves
TIE birds BE- OUTSIDE. pelcans crash
lotto tha peculiar ga unnecessarily hard,
seems % me- like pckaxes,
rarrN Cuning zap with anything to show for il,
llf fuuK of with humorous elbowings.
nllrk and white man-of- birds
unpaipable drafts
and uprn Their ials lake scissors on the curves
them like wishbones, till they Temble.
The irWosy sponge boats keep coming in
sith ina obligng of retrievers,
hrslinn with jackstraw gafis and hooks -
end decorated with boobies of sponges
Thefc u fence OF chicken wire along the dock
shrfr. gintng like little plowshares.
ere blue gray shark tails are hung to dry
loT thc Chinese restaurant trade.
s0mc 20 the little white boats still piled up
against cac hoher, lie on their sides, stove in
and Yet avaged they will be- from the last storm
tlke unanswered letters.
TIC binhi Is Uttered with old correspondence.
CLICK Click Goes the dredge.
and brings up a dripping lawful of mari
Al The untdy activity continues,
awful but cheerful
lom The New Yorker. ELIZABETH blSHoF'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Ne,C II. Of Florida
Alumni Chapter
Slnrted Here

Last nights meeting at the
Elks Club Annex Of the univer-
sity Of Florida Alumni was evil
IDENTIFY very successful one. D.
n. Mathews, Director of the uni-
versity of Florida Alumni gave Q
most Interesting and inspiring
talk ON the objects and accom-
plishments of the II, of F. Alum
nj Association.
The Key West Chapter of the
University of Florida Alumni As
ISOLATION was formed, and Off
GERS elected. Judge Aquilino Lo-
pee, Jr., as president. and Miss
Yula Lee Jones as Secretary :
Treasurer. The general charter
for this chapter should be here
in a short time.
The movie film of the last
Thanksgiving football game be-
tween University of Florida and
Alabama u. and those of the u,
of F. campus in. technicolor were
Ithoroly appreciated and applaud
ed by the audience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
hey West Arf Ind Historical Museum
Opening La 2 Weeks; Exhibits Needed
fHericaH, Cuban Ind Indian Material

~ NFy Wet Az and Ilistari.
81 es,tieiF . pieased ~ an.
iRessNtN tiaf fhe newnat muacun,
n $50 ni tise ul,ieM builaines in
t',&a @al esnsn kisarily Cos the
f'aitt aiiln "a iuwnspc0ple and
tll'tskNfN "A thr West Martello
tHwff tpWmissiunef Jor Aliens
lni4Hanalise and practical project
49, ItNaFtd Ne final stages. and
~ Ntw M4ftclln Gallery, 10 bee
hsaEea ~ the i've rooms II tina
niain nasiHln 1T the tort, win
es~n lm ilhiahed.
tise direfturs "a the Gallery.
uleitf tlif alsie leadership of Burt
Aafneii. are nn~ seeking the
nHaa harvesting historical relics
thai tte riilerns % ne most in
teftsllnH city In America may be-
Niiln8 tp hian iof the frat ex-
hihlilsn faies have been told for
Fenefsiiuns 81 the rich treasures
Nsiued ihfuugh salvage opera
tlnua 80 our reets II pirates and
isifH.sis batiles - flags and sea-
90 ~ and pisces oi eight. Of In
dian massaeres of heroic strug-
Fiea io cuhan freedom: and az
ne pIlmrvai monsters that once
sansisfed over Ems region before
aan came o. these shores.
NisN eNerutive beard Of the Gal
hfN unFant want any monsters.
hui q dues want cid coins, old
sfa.thRsia . flgurehead or two,
nid iiaNs Nith . history, particu-
iafiF Cuhan historical material.
AZ there ans cad relices Of Sem
inuie m Carlb indian weapons or
cosiumesF How about a pirate
rutiass and q pistol OF two2 Or
an I'D bfaaz spyNlass7 Are there
anf uld maps that tell q legend
"a ~ drsos done here in times
fnns byf Are there any tangible
matsfisla uf the Spanish oecupa-
uun 80 AudiihOn's or Winslow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Red Cross CdnpaSSing EpOkes
Good Response In COIOred Section

pie have always responded to all
fund campaigns, 1.-The club pres
ident said.
Club members engaged in the
fund raising drive are Malvese
Pinder, Rowena Pinder, Ella Al
bury, Agnes Albert, Eliza Austin
Annette Hernandez, Annie Tynes
Mary Williams, Louise Hepburn
and Celestine Evans.
Assisting the club members are
the Rev. J. c. Murray and AL
fredo Sands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Apply To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday IN the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by Orlando Roche, 81, OF
ll24 Varela street and Hazel
Alexander, 26, of 106-D Poinciana
place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
From The New Yorker

Headed by Mrs Mary Moreno,
president of the culored Woman'S
fliib. and Grace pelacios a com
mittes d. this week canvasSlng
thc calurcd section Of the city IN
ils current Red Cross fund rails
ing campaign.
Mrs Moreno said Thursday
MAJ her committee would report
SATURDAY. We are well aware oil
~ work that the Red Cross per
torms among all races, especially
~ times II disaster and my peo-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Chopper Arrives
Here April !:

USS Chopper. = subFnalIsss =
Iesnsly attached 20 the
Fleet. win arrive here AIl1ll
and hereafter viii be eiiaeh<d )
suhron -Four. the snhnsi =
flOtilla at the Key West 49,
Station.
The Pacific Fleet Is Faps< s
being demobilixed. and e'tfhsssz
OF the fleet are beine desetH
for duty elsewhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Excavations Al Garrison Blight
Inspire Local Poet

Unless one Is still in the shovel and pail youngser
an neeni sidewalk superintendent the sight and sound Of
dadpng and eKacuvotons peoples edge
pueaY IN the early morning when oil do voinlY
and gnanh teeth and Try and sleep
Not with Elizabeth Bishop however who for m1nY
years hssn Popu Winter resident Whether as Just because
ahe u one 81 capable young American poets and
slisfa because she Is truly poe-u any she
bats ID the universe dedged up along with the iuwul of mo
und what's sold her impressions the New Yorker Mogu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday in the office of
Circuit Court Earl Adams by
Harold Wilson Seavey against
Ann Seavey and Eileen Margaret
Keene Vaeday against Charles
Thomas Vaeday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

Koreans are said to have de-
veloped movable metal type 80
wears before Gutenberg printed
the Bible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
FILL YOU SMILE?
Merely Temporary

Strange how few of those
movie stars who marry take
their husbands name"
oh I suppose it seems hard
ly worth while for so short a
time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
LEGAL Airline Is
Now Making Six
Flights Daily

Rogelio Gomez. agent for Aero
Was q" S. Al, announced today
that the airline is now operating
six flights to Havana daily.
The flights are as follows:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

me COS railway used on Mount
Washington. n. H., was the
Norlas iirs,. u was completed in
il6a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Club Notes

On Friday night. March 25th,
there will be a general meeting
of the Key West Golf Club at
800 o'clock. President Harry
Knight will preside. All members
are urged to attend. II, ~
Don't forget the Kiwanis FISH
FRY tomorrow, Friday night at
the Monroe County Beach. First
of all, there's all the fish you can
eat at only $1.00 per person and
then there will be a grand prize,
although at the moment it's not
exactly clear what for. The time
is 700 p. m. and the No. 8 bus
will take you there if you haven't
a car. Bring the wife and chill
dren.
Don't fail to attend the i'm
portant Lions Club meeting al
the Lions Den tonight. Aside
from the usual, unusually good
dinner, there's to be an important
gift Presentation from the Lions
to q the Monroe County Blood
Bank. This is something no Lion
wants to miss.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.
Wash, 8; Phila., @.
New York, 8; Boston, 9
Detroit. 12; Cleveland, 8
Only games.
Games Today.
New York at Wash, $40
Boston at Phila. (n).
Chicago at Detroit tn),
st. L. at Cleveland (n)
Games Tomorrow.
N. Y. at Wash, 2::30.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
|125 Horses, 566 Entries to Vie
In CuIpeper Show and Races

eral entries and will show Robert
Fairburn's Sun Boss. Mrs. T.
Kenneth Ellis has four contenders
from her Rock Springs Farm,
Meander Farms will be represent
ed with three young performers.
Mrs. Beverly Bryant has three
entries and Ann Leigh Graham,
Thomas B. Gay and Mrs. I. S.
Compton have two each.
Col. and Mrs. H. H. Pohl's
Fitzrada is entered. as are Peggy
Meetings. Henry's Dream, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter F.. Craigie's Swift
Stream, Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Law
rence's Highlander. Melville H.
Bearns. Jr.'s Reno Rose. Gloria
Galban's Shippers Mate and
many others.
Mrs. Robert c. Winmill on
Monday will exhibit her famed
all-black six-pony hitch. Mrs.
Winmill. in exhibiting this color
full display, will execute a figure
eight in the ring. using three pairs
Of reins, all Of which will be held
in one hand.
The show starts at 10 am.
(EDT) tomorrow and Monday and
at 2 pm. on Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Dykes Sees AS as Flag Club
He Has Croved Many Years
By Joe Ives
Assoeiatsd Press Sports Editor

After 1s long years. Jimmy
Dykes thinks he finally has
hooked up with another pen
nant winner.
I'VE could take ALL" said
the 52-year-old coach Of the
Philadelphia AS. last night.
"and I don't see anything else
in the league to stop US"
The now rotund Jimmy, who
sparked the Athletics to the
American League crown in 1929.
80 and 81 at third base, has
been trying hard-but in vain
to make connections with a nag
winner since the beginning OF
the 1882 season.
After a long stint with the
Chicago White Sox as q player
and manager, Dykes moved
westward, taking over the helm
Of the Hollywood Stars OF the
Pacific Coast League-"And I
couldn't even win a pennant out
there"
There's plenty to be said for
the AS this year though"
Dykes said. The Yankees
aren't a solid club. the Red Sox
are operating with a bat and q
prayer and Cleveland isn't the
same good team it was last
year."
Dykes is particularly high on
the AS pitchers, Take Kellner.
for instance" he added. I'VE
hadn't even counted on him
this year. He couldn't buy a
game last year-was wild and
everything. Then he came
along, and look at him now"
Kellner. a 25-year-old rookie
up from Savannah. has won IL
and lost only three.
Connie Mack. the AS pilot,
was worried when the season
started lest one of his regulars
get hurt. Some of them did.
but it didn't make much diff
ference.
When Pete Suder was spiked.
Rookie Nelson Fox took over at
Evening star., 1949-07-01
By Angelina }. corobeIIi
Hnseial Correapondank af ThA Atai


CULPEPER, Va. July with
125 individual horses, 4 total OF
566 entries. and $4,000 to be dis
tributed in cash awards in addi-
ton to numerous permanent and
challenge trophies. the 45th an
nual Culpeper horse show and
races, sponsored by the towns
American Legion post, will get of
to a flying start on its three-day
run tomorrow at the Legion
Memorial Park.
Prominent among the Wash
ington exhibitors will be Cheerie
McKee's Sir Pennard and Sen
Satin. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman's Gray Lark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ]. Burns 3-year-old
Irish Chap and Avon Shockey's q
Red Knight. Robert c. Lee. in
addition to competing IN the
Jumper events with Bonne File.
will invade the racing ranks with
his recent acquisition. Indian Star
Monty Alderman will be up. Frim
Burrows also will have several
entries for the races. which are
scheduled for tomorrow and Mon
day.
Among the top exhibitors from
widely separated areas will be
Mrs. Gregory Mcintosh with six
entries, including her new pur-
chase, Really Rugges. Morton w,
Smith has five entries. Hi-Rock
Farms under Joe Green's man
agement has six. Mrs. James c.
Hamilton will have four under
her direction, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Moss have three entries from
their North Carolina Mile-Away
Farm.
Mrs. Page Jennings will show
Icecapade and Candle Light, Mr..
and Mrs. George Watts Hill are
sending Blue Ink and Hyprogress,
Mrs. Raymond Barbin has sew
Evening star., 1949-07-01

Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Phila. at Boston (n).
Pittsburgh at Chtcago,
Cinci. at St. Louis (n).
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Willie Herbert tChoice
Good Field Entered
In Parks Net Play

Willie Herbert drew top seed
ing in the National Capital Public
Parks tennis tournament for
women opening tomorrow at East
Potomac Park courts. The
tourney is being revived after
being dormant some five years
and has drawn the cream OF the
parks players.
Sara Moore was seeded No. 2,
Sosie Gergosian No. 3 and Pearl
Mccoy No. 4, but net fans ex-
pected Californian Marion Aus
ness to touch off a lot Of fire.
works. Miss Ausness gave Mrs.
Herbert a bad afternoon in the
City of Washington Cup play and
they'll meet again il they survive
the opening round of this tourney.
The doubles draw will be made
at noon tomorrow and some
matches may be played later in
the afternoon. Mixed doubles
entries close tomorrow ut s pm.
with first-round matches slated
Sunday. Tournament officials
hope to reach the championship
round by Monday. Tomorrow's
pairingS:
Cromwell; Marlin Ausness sress' vs y: fa Edith
Lower. Luanna Martin vs.. Carter Daw-
son; Clara Bias vs.. Emily Scrivens; Betty
II a.m.-Dorothy Brown W. Glenora
Hall; Pearl Mccoy VS.. Roselyn Smith.
~ noon-Soste Gergosian vs.. winner
Q p.m.-Sara Moore VS.. Agnes Green;
Cecilia Green VS.. Lois Deittimier; Ann
FenneSsey VS.. Lucia Lhamen.
$50 p.m-Dorothy Estes vs.. Margo
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Mats
Continued From Page CID

thumb in the fifth inning. The AS
socked him for four runs and
when Joe protested too vigorously
after Berry called balk, Haynes
was waved out.
The Mats, who had scored twice
IN the second inning on AL Kozar's
triple and singles by Dente, Evans
and Haynes. rallied for two runs
in their fifth to tie the score at
a.. They accomplished that
through the medium of Sherry
Robertson's single, q walk to Ed
Stewart and singles by Clyde Voll-
mer and Eddie Robinson.
Weik yielded two runs in the
ninth on walks to Fox and Wally
Mozes, Eddie Joost's double and
Taft Wright's grounder.
NAT NOTES: Thirteen of the
IA runs in the game were scored
after two were out. >. Sam Snead
Vic Ghezzi and Eric Monti were
among the golfers entered in the
Washington Star Open who at
tended the game. Sid Hudson
and Evans followed Snead nine
holes yesterday at Prince Georges
Clyde Vollmer has smashed five
hits in his last seven attempts
against right-handed pitching. .
The Mats home attendance prob
ably will surge over the half-mil-
lion mark over the week end.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Games Tomorrow.
NATIONAL

chicago, II; st. Louis, B
Pitts, 2; cinei.. l..
Phila., 4; Bklyn., 2.
Bos., 3-6: N. Y, GO
Evening star., 1949-07-01

second and now Suder can't get
back in the lineup. Fox is cur
rently pounding the ball at q
400 clip.
Outfielder Barney McCosky
came up with a lame back, but
Taft Wright and Wally Moses
have filled the gap expertly.
Buddy Rosar, the No. l
catcher. hurt his leg. Mike
Guerra took over and has done
a topnotch job.
The Mackmen are currently
riding in second place, 5a
games behind New York despite
the fact that Fox and Short
stop Eddie Joost are the only
players hitting over 300.
Defensively, the AS are tops.
For one thing, they're leading
the American League in double
play production with SO.
There's one guy that could
clinch the pennant for us" said
Dykes, land that's Sam Chap
man. If he's 800 on October
2 Chats the last day of the
season. we'll be playing in the
World Series"
Evening star., 1949-07-01

Games Tomorrow.
Bklyn. at New York.
Phila. at Boston (n).
Pittsburgh at Chicaso.
Cinci. at ct. Louis (n).