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Reinstatement
Continued From Page ALI

the clubs must take any Of the
players back. temporarily at least
If the player filed request.
Tigers and Giants Silent.
The Detroit Tigers, who may
receive only an unknown guam
tity in Infielder Murray Frank
lin, refused to comment. while the
New York Giants, who stand TO
get the most players. have moth
ing to say as yet.
| Chandler, in a formal state
ment. pointed out that his action
was taken at this time because.
after three years. 1t seems fair
thing to do. and because the
threat of compulsion by court &C
ton now has been removed by
recent unanimous decision Of the
Circuit Court Of Appeals In the
Martin and Lanier and Gardella
cases"
|. In 1896" the statement con-
tinued. when our players were
being induced to break their con-
tracts and jump to Mexico by
glowing promises and enormous
cash bonuses, I announced that I
would suspend for five years those
players who violated their player
contracts by jumping to Mexico
and who did not return to their
clubs before the beginning of the
season.
This action was necessary In
order to make these young men
realize their contractual obliga-
tons and the threat which their
casual disregard OF these obliga-
tons held for the maintenance Of
the integrity Of the game on
which their livelihood depended
Some 10 misguided young men
in all nevertheless were persuaded
to break their contracts and to
play baseball In the Mexican
Leagu after the season opened.
I accordingly notified each Of these
men that he would be suspended
for five years. and shortly after
ward major league Rude Is tA)
was enacted to make compulsory
the five-year ineligibility Of play
ers who thereafter jumped their
contracts. :"
Suit Delayed Chambers Move.
Chandler also said that he had
declined earlier petitions for re-
instatement In fairness to those
players who had resisted the large
cash offers and remained with
their clubs. He had intended to
give consideration to their rein
statement at a later date. but in
October. 1947, a suit was filed for
the purpose. among others. OF
compelling the reinstatement on
the grounds that baSeball's con-
tracts and in fact its entire struc-
ture was an illegal violation OF the
antitrust laws.
The granting of this relief would
have destroyed effectively the
authority of the commissioner to
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.lekson Tops Sailors
In Points Without
Winning a Rae e


Without winning . ayI. Co
lumhlA Yacht Clubs Harvey L<k-
son took the lead In YESTERDAY /,
Comet Class eilmInst lons to pAra
the top boats for the terrlsosaa a.
championships At Gibson Island
next month.
LekSon consistently sailed has
new boa; SiSlpner 10 SECOND pos
ton. while Bob Ray IN has Luck,
Strike. another new boat. led La
fiESi time Dat fell 10 THIRD in tia
next race. Winner ot the sccone
race VAS Carl GeagaArt's Sllg hi
MurnuE, which failed 10 show lns
first time around
Comets sailed 10 dual role yes
terday, The fleet USED the reg
ulRr doubleheader o. Potomac
River SA for ats eliminatioaS. The
latter continues through June 10
DR. Walter Lawson. former ma
tional Penguin champ. further
clinched his lead in the Thistle
Glass by winning both races.
Runnerup In the first event Was
Prentice Edrington's Noel. In the
second 1t was Prank Marouardt s
White Shadow.
Arthur Carndur. who has been
doing fine in the Lightning Class
this spring. won the tirst race but
fell to third the next time He
still is top skipper in the PRSA
series. which Is slated 10 wind up
next Sunday.
Len Penso in Gadget and Joe
Kraft in Otulp split honors in
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IHippenstieI Crushes johnson
In City Tennis Tourney Final

Capt. Robin Hippenstiel OF the
| Air Force. q transplanted Cali
| fornian. will be on the spot in the
| District Of Columbia. Middle Al
lantic and Government tennis
tournaments this summer. No
longer will he be able 10 sit back
with all the pressure on top
seeded opponents. Hipp Was
seeded third in the City Of Wash
ington Tournament concluded
yesterday at Edgmoor and today
he is the City Of Washington
Tournament champion.
As a matter Of fact. the captain
won the title with such ease he
will be favored to take the District
Of Columbia. Middle Atlantic.
Federal Government and every
other tournament he decides 70
enter this summer.
The two top seeded Stars-De-
Tending Champion Jim Thackara
and Middle Atlantic Titlist Bar
ney Welsh-weren't even around
for the finish. Fourth-Seeded DR..
Dave johnson was Robins finalist
foe, but johnson wasn't even in
the same class with Hipp yester-
day. The captain breezed through
with q 50. 6-2. SO victory
over the doctor. an upset victor
over T'hackara in Saturdays
Semiflnals.
johnson just didn't have enough
left over from Saturdays eye
brow-raising victory to cope with
his steady opponent yesterday
Hipp won every service game Of
the three sets. He rushed the net
and used high bounding twist
services to the background. drop
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! OF Baltimore and the DiStrict were
taking their final practice ticks
before the qualifying round OF the
Middle Atlantic amateur cham
pionship tomorrow.
Defending Champion Jim Gard
ner led a parade Of favorites into
the second round of the club
championship at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Results:
| Lew swartwout defeated R. Z. Aldred.
/ a and 4: Sidney A. Carroll defeated c. r.
Courtney, and 3; siiiy Martin d s,a,ea
Sess! " MecsSe oe esfe.,.d D. R. Z
ap F,e snG " B Hsrod d Il as1
won by default.
Woodmont's sweepstakes found
Ellis Edlowitz the Class A victor
with a 74-10-64 score. Everett
Steinem, TELLS. and Sam
Bogdonoff, 77-12-65, tied for sec
ond, and Sam Schwartz was third
with 77-l0-67.
Bob Cramer was the Glass B
winner with 78-14-64 over Mel
Lewis, 84-1+70: Nat Lubar. 81
Ito. and Lou Miller. 83-l3-7o.
Ellis Block was the Class c win
ner, 86-22-64. over Gilbert Hahn,
jr.. 89-22-67. Sam Pocker won
Glass D with 92-24-68 to A. T.
Lyons 97-26-71.
Play in the Presidents Cup tour
nament at Congressional reached
the semifinal round as Walter
Gallagher defeated Clyde Hagerty,
3 and 2; Jim Gibbons won over
Pat Gregg, / up; Charles Camalier
scored up in 81 holes over j. D.
Kendall and r. I. Preuitt defeated
w. M. Cameron, 4 and 2, all in
the first fight.
w. B. Mason. jr.. advanced to
the second round of the Chevy
Chase Club championship tourna-
ment with a 2-and-1 triumph over
M. F. Morse.
George Voigt's II won gross
honors in the sweepstakes event
at Prince Georges. while low net
In Glass A went to Jay Woodside
with 76-9-67. B. c. Brown had
77-9-68 and Doug Madison rs
7-68.
Class B prize winners were G..
Ford with a gross 10 and Jimmy
Gardella, 79-12-67; Jack Palmer.
79-10-69 and r. Sinclair, 84-15
SO in the net division. George
Holman's 81 was low gross in Glass
C, while net winners were Charles
Frownfelter, sc II Il SO; Tracy
Fairchild, 91-20-71, and w. F.
Richstein, 91-20-71.
Bethesda Country Clubs handi-
cap event went to Wayne MCGEE
with an 85-19-66. J. <. Williams
had 1870 and w. E. Sweeney
| 95-22-73.
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Shorkey, Thornton MedoIists
In Indian Spring Title Defense

Buddy Sharkey and Georgt
Thornton still put together par'
and brides better than any othel
golf combination at Indiar
Spring. as the defending cham.
pions in the two-man team tour.
nament proved yesterday wher
they won medal honors with
32-33-65, from scratch.
w. B. Robinson and DR.. Vim
cent Young had a chance to til
but both took fives on the pal
four 18th and finished with best
ball Sc. Match play starts mex
week end.
Indian Spring members have
field day scheduled Wednesday
with lunch, dinner, swimming anc
q golf tournament on tap.
Mildred Jorg was the winner Of
the flag tournament among the
woman golfers by playing her last
shot ITS yards from the 18th
green. Mrs. George Thornton was
8 yards back and second and Mrs
George Hunter ran out Of strokes
6 yards farther back to run third
Best-ball foursome tournaments
have been increasing in popular
fly this season, but 1t Is doubtful
II any club will top the field Of
220 members-55 foursomes-ir
Kenwood's Derby Day.
Ted Rutley, B. r. Hayden. j. w
Follin and r. o. Lupo put together
a handicap best ball So to wiz
over II. B. Hunt, P. 8. Alverson
George K. lie Brun and L. v. Bow.
ley. Individual low gross went tc
Charles B. Price with II, even
par. and low net to M. M. Wire
with 72-9-63.
Judge N. A. Townsend broke IS
for the first time in his Ct years
to win the Argyle Club senior
championship with 40-41-81
Three tied for second with 82s
Fred Hallowell, Phil Brousseau
and Ray Lawrenson.
Manor's buffers alibi" tourna-
ment, in which each player coulc
toss out the three worst holes or
his card, found Robert s. (Jake)
Jacobs in the enviable position Of
having nothing higher than a five
He threw out three f1ves and tiec
for first with a $3.50. That
gave him 70 for the round.
Nick Coppola figured in the tie
with Ga minus a Is handicap fol
a net 40. E. M. Milans was THIRD
with 60-10-50.
More than 80 members of the
Middle Atlantic Professional
Golfers Association turned out
today at Indian Spring, each with
three women partners, for the
first pro-lady tournament OF the
season. It's always one OF the
most popular events with the
ladies.
At Columbia. the top amateur.
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yolleys and overhead Smastes TO
wear johnson into defeat.
The singles final WAS so one
sided, in fact. that the doubles
final. won by HippenStiel and
johnson over Welsh and Hugh
Lynch. stole the show. The two
singles finalistS. who never have
lost a doubles match in WASH
ington. were extended TO FIVE sets
before winning yesterday. IS.
as. l0-8. 60. 81.
Charlotte Decker's terrific over
head smashes and voIleys were
the outstanding factor as she and
Don Leavens downed Ann Gray
and Phil Neff, Ga. 6 0, for the
mixed doubles title.
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Groys Divide Twin Bill.
Retoin League Leud

Washington Homestead Grays
continue to lead the Negro Ameri-
can Association after splitting a
double header with the Raleigh
Tigers yesterday before 1000 fans
at Griffith Stadium.
The Grays jumped on the visi-
e tors for 81 hits and a 1872 victory
in the first game, but dropped the
nightcap. 9-6.
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Pimmermon of Rosslyn
Leeds Tukomu Bowling

Lin Zimmerman of Rosslyn. with
88-16-403, won the handicap
bowling tournament at Takoma
alleys last night. Second was ]. E.
Moore of Penn. with 341-60-401.
Other scores: Dan Miller. 342-
$3.50; Gil Zabrek, 356-39-395:
Jack Mooney. 384-3-387; Pat
O'Neill, 380-6-386; William And
russ, 347-36-383; A. Williams.
355-24-379: Pat Burch. 332-45-
377, and Pete Tucker, 337-36-373.
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Surprising Cardinals
Rise From 7ih 10 9th
I'm 2-Week SpIuree
Or the Asso<sased Press

The home-run-socking New York
Giants lead the pack today in an
other tingling National League
pennant race. Yet everybody Ii
watching those old stretch run
ners-the st. Louis Cardinals.
Not given much of a chance be
cause of their aging veterans and
lack of reserves. the Redbirds have
surprised one and all by picking
UP steam at a time nearly every
one believed they'd wilt.
Two weeks ago-after the first
half of a May % double-header-
they were in seventh place. a half
step out Of the. cellar. Now they
are in fourth place only a game
and a half behind the pace-setting
Giants.
During the two-week stretch the
Cards have won II Of -. They've
captured four of their last five
against the toughest kind of oppo-
sition-Brooklyn and Boston-all
on the road.
The Cards made it two in row
over Boston yesterday. defeating
the Braves, al. and dumping
them into second place. a half
game behind the winning Giants,
AL Brazle spaced eight hits for his
sixth victory.
Cards Slam Antonelli.
The Cards jumped on bonus
youngster Johnny Antonelli for
four hits and as many runs in the
fourth inning to sew up the game
Stan Musial dashed his ninth
homer in the sixth of relief
pitcher Glen Elliott.
The Giants went into first place
with a 6-l victory over Cincinnati
A two-run first inning homer by
Sid Gordon, followed by Walker
Cooper's four-bagger with two on
gave pitcher Larry Jansen a wide
margin.
The cellar-dwelling Pittsburgh
Pirates dropped Brooklyn into
third place. a full game from the
top, defeating the Dodgers in
lining tussle. 5-4. Ralph Kiner's
18th homer of the season broke
up the overtime battle.
Philadelphia and Chicago divid-
ed double header. the Phils win
ming the opener, To. and the Cubs
coming back to exc out an 81
triumph in the nightcap. Right
handler Hank Borowy pitched q
flve-hitter In the first game to reg
lister his third straight triumph
over his former Cub mates.
The Cubs blew a 60 lead in the
second game. but won in the ninth
when Harry Walker. ex-Phil
singled, took second on a sacrifice
third on an infield out and scored
when Andy Pafko laid down per-
fect squeeze punt.
Browns STOP Yanks.
The American League leading
New York Yankees finally were
beaten on the road when they
split a double header with the
Browns in st. Louis. The Yankees
made it four in a row winning the
opener, ga. but the Brownies
ended an 11-game losing streak
winning the second, 7-6.
The Tigers earned a split with
| the Boston Red Sox, coming back
to win the second game. lbs. after
Boston had won the opener. 5-3
Homers by Ted Williams and Matt
Bats. each with one on. helped
Joe Dobson win over Virgil Trucks
The Cleveland Indians continued
to find Sunday a sad day losing
both ends of a double-header to
the Philadelphia Athletics. 80 and
AZ. The AS had some sensa-
tional relief pitching by Bobby
Shantz and Charley Harris.
Eddie Joost homered in each
game, his 18th and 18th Of the
wear.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED (cont.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EXECUTIVE needs 2-bedroom house
or apt, convenient to store: maxi
mum, 500. w. Bailey, gen. mgr,
franklin Simon. OR. 800 or Or
COUPLE with best refs: no children;
wants to rent 2-bedrm. furn. house
on crosstown line bus. OIL. 0437
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL, wife. baby.
desire unfurn, hse:, within la-hr.
Reas. rent. Refs. Phone HO. sl35.
HOUSE in nearby Maryland or D. C.;
,$70 limit. UN. 36a9;
U: s.; A; F, OFFICER. wife and 2
i%urn % home with fenced-i in yard, bet
BY Oct. "A; paw to S125 month. Call
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FOUR GOVT. GIRLS desire to rent
small house. preferably in S. Arling-
ton. willing to pay $3.50 monthly
including utilities. Box 3S5-E, Star
DIPLOMAT requires nice unfurnished
neighborhood. Cali MA. OIL bet
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REFINED COUPLE with daughter de.
sires or 6 room unfurn, house
uppSi INV, 4dhOtld EdLh, ollEtI
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HUSBAND AND WIFE. 4 small chill.
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monthly; from 5 to Z pm. AD.
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want house within 90 miles OF
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YOUNG WIDOW wishes to share new
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WANTED-Non-wo lady or cou-
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rm:: low, rent; cook for active Ole
lady and son: no drinking; neal
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WELL-FURN. HOUSE. 2 bedrms., pvt
bath, share rest Of house; refined
couple or 2 ladies; $50. plus halt
utils. OR. 1870.