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Evening star., 1950-07-30
Ponder Moves From 10th Place
To Win Rich Arlington Cap

Curandero and Better Self as its
entry, withdrew Better Self late
in the Afternoon.
Ponder's winning time was the
third fastest ever recorded for
the race since it's raugural in
1929. Historian holds the races
record of 2:01 which bettered the
previous record of 2:0115 set by
Discovery in 1885.
Ponder, as usual, cane from
away back to win after Oil Capt.
tol, Cochise and Lucky Codine
had set the pace the first half
mile. Oil Capitol, with Z. j. Knapp
up, was out in front cf Coci1ise
by a length after six furlongs,
while Ponder was last in the field.
Then Ponder began to move.
AS the mile was reached, he was
fifth, with Cochise in front OF
1nseparahie by a length, and
Aegina thiro. only a half length
behind. Into the stretch they
went with Aegina taking .om-
mand, 1n6eparable second, Cochise
third, and Ponder fourth, making
his move on the outside 0f the
field.
Aegina Hard to Catch.
Jockey Brooks set down the CAL
umet star in a powerful closing
drive, but little Aegina was hard
to catch and Inseparable was
holding on as usual. At the 18th
pole, Ponder finally got in front
and hit the finish line driving
hard. r,
Cochise which went into the race
with five stakes events to his
credit this year on Eastern tracks.
wound up three lengths behind
Inseparable.
With $4,000 in added money, it
was the richest handicap of the
summer season here.
Ponder's triumph was his fifth
in nine starts this year and his
fourth stakes victory, in one of
which-the $4,000 San Antonio
Handicap-he beat both Citation
and Moor.
Including today's win purse,
Ponder now stands seventh in the
list of all-time money winning
horses. the list headed by his
stablemate Citation. Ponder won
only $400 as a 2-year-old.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 29.-Calumet
Farms stretch-running Ponder
bounded out of 10th place today
to win the $82,400 Arlington
Handicap by three quarters of a
length at Arlington Park before
a sweltering crowd estimated at
$4,000.
Ponder, 1949 Kentucky Derby
winner and conqueror of the
famed Moor and Citation this
year. overhauled the little 3-year-
old fly, Aegina, in a thrilling
stretch charge. Aegina, owned by
Hal Price Headley, Lexington. KY,
finished second. Inseparable was
third and Cochise, one of two
Eastern invaders in the race,
fourth in a field of 10.
The victory, worth S46,800. was
the first scored by Calumet Farm
in five stakes during the 36-day
Arlington meeting which closed
today. 1t lifted Ponder's earn
ings to $527.775 to take rank
alongside Citation, Stymie, Armed,
Assault, On Trust and Whirlaway
as winers of more than $500,000.
With 10 starters, the net value
of the race was $4,000 for second
place. third $4,000 and fourth
$4,000.
Carries Top Weight.
The 4-year-old Ponder, with
Jockey Steve Brooks up, ran the
mile and a quarter in 2:0135
That was just three-f1fths of a
second slower than the track rec
ord for the race established by
Historian in 1916. Ponder car
ried topweight of 1913 pounds.
Ponder was made 13-to-10
betting choice and returned $3.50,
$4.20 and $500. Aegina, at odds
of $61.50 to one, paid $43 to place
and $14.80 to show. The show
price on Inseparable, which ran
with Oil Capitol as an entry, was
$4.20.
Ponder's triumph raised his
earnings for the year to $2O5,55O.
He earned $527,575 in his last two
seasons,
Aegina, ridden by Earl Williams,
held the lead going into the
stretch turn and was not over
taken until the last sixteenth of
a mile of the mile and a quarter
affair. The little f1lly saved the
place by neck from Hasty House
Farms fast-closing Inseparable,
ridden by Kenneth Church.
Fourth money went to the East
ern invader, Brandywine Stables
Cochise. which had Eddie Arcaro
in the saddle.
Others In Field.
After Cochise, the field finished
in this order: Walmac Farms
Volcanic, King Ranch's Curandero,
A. G. Vanderbilt's Loser Weeper,
Oil Capitol, John VOLTS Lucky Co.
dine and Eugene Constantin, jr.'s
Prop.
King Ranch. which had named
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Detroit Takes
Uphill Battle
To Retain Lead
Wertz' Booming Bat
Preserves HuIf-Gume
Edge Over Yankees
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT. July 29.-Outfielder
Vic Wertz's big bat kept the Tigers
atop the American League race
today as he slammed a homer and
two doubles to enable them to
come from behind and nip the
Athletics, 8-5.
The Tigers, trailing 40, when
the scoreboard showed that both
Cleveland and the Yankees had
won. staged an uphill battle to
protect their slender half-game
lead in the pennant scramble.
Wertz's 10Th homer was his
fourth in three days as he drove
in three runs to run his run batted
in total to 80.
The AS grabbed an early four
run lead as they mauled starting
pitcher Teddy Gray, who failed for
the fourth time in his bid for
win No. II.
Two hits and walk figured In
a tWo-run second inning and the
AS added two more in the third
as Relief Pitcher Carl Scheib and
Eddie Joost homered consecutivelv
TO make it 40. 1t was Scheib's
frst and No. II for Joost.
Gray and Relief Pitcher Mar
lin Stuart pitched two-hit ball
over the last six innings with
Stuart getting the victory, his
first decision of the year.
Wertz doubled in the first De-
troit run in the third and added
another on his fifth inning homer
The Tigers finally made it a four
all game in the seventh and broke
1t wide open with a four-run,
four-hit eighth to move out in
front 8-4. Relief Pitcher Hank
Wyse was charged with loss No.
9 as against five wins.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

eRPE7AO~o11Se*'
When Eddie Stanky was thrown out of
recent Giants Pirates game, it cost him more
than a $50 f1ne by President Ford Frick of the
National League :. The Brat, feeling that
the threat of financial loss would help him
control his temper, had wagered approximately
$500 In the form of sports shirts, radios, golf
balls, .etc-.--~sAg +@s% > a&
: Joe Louis is stalking all on the belief that
Ezzard Charles can't hurt him. but that when
and If he catches Ez in their tentative Sep
tember meeting, he will be able to hit Charles
so hard in the body as to stop him. Ez
takes q good runch To the head but he's ALWAYS
Evening star., 1950-07-30
HurIs No-Hit Game

GREENSBORO, N. c., July %
OPAL lillian, Greensboro right
handler, pitched a no-hit-no-run
victory over Reidsville here to-
night in the first game of a class
B Carolina league double header
The score was TO.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

Washngton -------- 900 Sol OOO-
st. LOUIS ------------ OO4 2O3 O1x-1O
r; Runs-Yost, Coan. Noren (2), Mele,
hardt, kokos %. Lollar, Coleman, Sievers,
Sommers, Marshall, Fannin (2J. Error
Stirnweiss, Dente, Evans. Coan t21, Norer;
-, kokoS, Mele, Lollar (2). Wood (2j.
Iwo-baSe hits-Stirnweiss, Dente Sievers.
Kokos, Mele. Three-base hit-Lollar. Home
Tnns-Coleman Noren, Stolen bases
S UptSn. sieyerS; Double plays-Yost to
Washington, IL; st. Louis, Z. Base on
bals-Of Consueera, L; off Marshall. 3:
of Pillette, 2; off Fannin, l. of Pearce 3:
off Harris. 2. Struck out-By Marshall /;
by Fannin. 2; by Harris, 2. Hits-of
Consuegra, in 3 innings; of Pearce.
l in l inning. off Harris, in 4 innings;
of. Marshall, in 3h innings; off Pillette.
2 in o inning (faced four menl; of Fan.
nin,. s in 52s innings. Wild pitch-Mar.
shall. Passed ball-Evans. winning pitcher
-Fannin (3-5l. Losing pitcher-Harris
(4-5. Time-2:46. Attendance-1a72S.
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Probable Pitchers
American League.

American League.
Washington at st. Louis (2)-Haynes
{4-3 and Singleton I'D VS.. Carver
tS-lO and Overmire (3-S)
~ New York at Chicago (2)-Raschi Q1-
q q, and Ford (2-O VS.. Cain (6-S) and
,,s PhiladeIpfia at Detroit-Hooper (9-7)
- Boston. at Cleveland (2)-Masterson a.
g ana Nixon CID VS.. Feller 400 and
National League.
NJ Chicago At Brooklyn-Rush OLD vs.
St; Louis at New York-staley te-s) or
Brecheen t6-6) VS.. Jones Gid.
~ CINCINNATI at Boston 2)-Raffensberger
OLD and Ramsdel (5-S) VS.. Bickford
11-O and Antonelli (0-D.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2)-Dickson
C5-l0l and Queen (4-S) VS. Roberts Q2-5)
and Heintzelman G-S)
Evening star., 1950-07-30
BusebuII's Bio Six
indians Admit Servicemen
Leading Batsmen.

CLEVELAND, July 20 (P).-Be-
ginning Tuesday night, members
of the armed forces in uniform
will be admitted free to games
of the Cleveland Indians, the club
announced today. The move is a
resumption of a policy in effect
during World War II.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

suffering an
attack of ap-
pc n d ic i t is
here.
Sima, who
was to start
against the
Browns in a
double head
er tomorrow,
compla i n e d
of feeling i'll
ere today
and was eX-
a m inc d by
DR.. Hyland,
st. Louis club
z
Evening star., 1950-07-30
By q Staff Correspondent OF The siur

ST. LOUIS, July 29.--Al Sima,
Mats left-handed pitcher left
by plane today for Washington,
where he will enter Georgetown
Hospital for observation after
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Totals AZ 16 81 10 Totals 81 IL 81 3
Singled for Kretlow in Sth
$Singled for Haefner in 9th.
New York - 521 030 OOO-l1
Chicago -------- 100 600 003- 1

Runs-woodling. Rizzuto (2l. Bauer (3)
Mize DiMagigo TO-. Berra, Lopat. Mast
Robinson, Majeski, Mccormick. Error
Repa Rep1a Runs aroan Satted inDMEgio 3z. 81
zuto. Bauer t2), Masi, Majeski t2). Colds
berry. Two-base hits-Berra, Mccormick
Home 1unsWMasi Bauer, Maieski I0Gg stolen
Coleman to Mize; Mize (unassistedJ; Fox
cheaao / Left Bases en bao go5f sesF
brough, ,; Lopat, /: Aloma, 3; Kretlow, 2;
Haefner. l.. Struck out--By Aloma, .;
of 'S; scarbronEh. no4 in i inning inning of Aloma
s in innings; off Kretlow. 3 in 32s in
nings; off Haefner, | in l inning. Hit by
hGpa' FoS sinv "nnbng plscaer
brough (S-12). Umpires-Summers Bower.
Stevens Time-2:42. $50
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Juke'II Ask, but Won't Receive


officials at Marlboro, the haf-ile running track
confident of receiving Maryland State Racing Commission
ton operate at night that plans ready to experiment
under lights by the September 13 meeting. They
will feature light towers such those at Griffith Stadium
light poles every few yards most harness horse
tracks
This to be bouquet throwing time to Ted Williams
with Umpire getting into the too
recalls his last in the American Association just before
moving up to the majors. Williams playing Mime
apos in 1885, Conan relates "He having good
day. but in the ninth inning he looked at third strike called
and lost the The fans and didn't
like it and afraid of trouble until Bush
perfect strike That ended it,
Jake Mntz manager of Ezzard Charles is going
bigger than Joe Louis but he won't get it, says
Norris president of the International Boxing Club
have any trouble with Mntz he says, arly as
well do that 20 per cent of fight with
lot than SO cent against fellows like Freddie Beshor
More of the odtimes coming back in boxing including
Tommy Farr The Weshman, who is &c. probably will
Pat Comiskey, who's boy, either The Dewitt brothers,
who the Browns blaming the Cards broadcast of road
for the poor attendance in ST. Louis at their clubs
They blame the Browns everything but the fact
that they aren't much of a ball club.
report Chicago has that while the White Sox
satisfied with Red Corden manager, he prefers his old
coaching role and Chuck Dresser return to pilot the Sox
IN 1851
Evening star., 1950-07-30

NO'11s1NU HVt vi os III UlII.
Philadelphia ------ 022 900 oO1-5
oetroit -------------- 0O1 oil 14x-S
Runs-Joost, Chapman. Pain, Scheib.
Moses Lipon, Priddy. Kell (2l, Wertz
.2p, Lake, Steuart. Errors-HitchcocE
Lipon. Runs batted in-Wahl (2I. Scheib,
JooSt, Valo,. Wertz 90. Lipon. Holloway,
Priddy. Kell ca Two-base hits-Chap
man; Wertz (2l. Kell. Home runs
Joost; Scheib, Wertz. Sacrifice-Evers
Double playS-Joost to Hitchcock to Fain,
Kell to Priddy to Holloway. Left on
bases"Phlladelphia s; Detroit. 10 Bases
on balls-Of Shantz, /; off Scheib. 4 of
Wyse; - of Gray, 4; off Stuart ,
Struck out-By scheib, 3; by Gray. /,
Hits-Of Shantz. in Inning (none
out IN second: of Scheib, in ) innings;
on Wyse, ! in ] Il innings; off Brissie, .
in p inning; of Gray. in 6 innings:
of Stuart, 3 in 3 innings. Winning pitcher
Stuart 1-0l. Losig pitcher-Wyse
to-9). Umpires-Fubbard. Paparella. Rom
NELL and Honochick. Time-2:32 At
tendauce-12 S36.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

Runs-Walker, Furillo, Hodges Err
rors-Serena Mauro Runs batted in
Walker, Hodges. Two-base hits-Furillo
snideE Home runa1Walker; run Stolen base
playS-Campanella to Reese, Reese to
Robinson to HODGES. Left on bases-Chi-
caco: 8; Brooklyn. 5, Bases on balls
Of KlippStein. 3; Branca, 3. Struck outs
Of Klippstein 5. off Branca, 5. VIM
ming pitcher-Branca do. Losing
1-3). Time 90.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steam From the BubbIinq CouIdron
By FRANCIS STANN

At least one Virginia college expected to be among the
first civilian to West Point and Annapolis of
using pick up football players No formal
Evening star., 1950-07-30

been wncer when body. Also it took Charles
eight stop Valentino while wearing sxounce
gloves duplicated the feat with 14ounc exhibition
pillows
University Maryland, that it has the football
hucksterng tickets seasonal basis
time colleges The for the four home games
College Griffith sadium) is s1275, plus 30 cents
insurance and postage The with Navy, North
Carolina State, G. w. and Virginia Tech
Now He's Legally Rocky
$50 hitter valuable 400 hitter? Yes
Barney Shoon of the Dodgers if his is
Chuck Dierng THE things he does defense shotton
says centereder make this fellow who's little
better $50 hitter, valuable 400 man"
unproducve their working agreement with the Giants
Colts of the Piedmont League asking
Detroit to them in the Tigers farm system. Joe
writes You the statement that Bobo Newsom
had batted in his life you
least occasions during Bobos last with the
Senator'S him miss two strikes from side of the plate
and strike the opposite side of the plate
Hmm, could be.
Glenn Davis plays pro football with the Rams instead of
warning with the North Koreans he will forsake the feet
together learned Bak at West Point for
Hampton Pools jab STEP This entails quick step back
with foot give additional drive Pool backed coach
the Rams proved to reluctant Davis that faster
matching him in 10yard sprints against Woodley Lewis
Oregon halfback Lewis using the ab STEP beat Glenn
!, until the former Army star converted.
Rocky Grazano has legal permission to sign all
with "Rocky" . Had it changed from Rocco. Johnny
hot has had only three hits in his last
at Gus Zernia toast of White Sox fans last
year. being booed for the most elementary of
! a sophomore year slump
Evening star., 1950-07-30

GFounded out Ior Leonard in 9th.
Chicago 100 1O1 O01-4
Brooklyn oil O20 l1X-6
Runs-Borkowski (25, Serena. owen
Reese, Snider, Robinson, Furillo, Hodges,
Campanella., Error-Sauer, Runs batted
in-BorkowSki. Serena. Hodges, Reese, Fur
lilo co, Smalley, Robinson, Owen Two
base hits-Pafko, Terwilliger, Schmitz,
Robinson, Hodges. Home runs-Borkowski.
Serena, Hodges. Reese, Furillo, Owen.
cago. 5; Brooklyn. 8. Base on balls-Of
Schmitz, q of Leonard, l; off Roe, /
Struck out-By SchmitZ, 4; by Leonard, / ::
by Rec, 4. Hits-Of Schmitz. 10 in 62a
innings: off Leonard, , in Ia innings.
Wild pitch, Leonard. Passed ball-Owen.
Winning pitcher-Roe $3.50. Losing
pitcher-Schmitz (9-9),
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Browns, 10; Mats, 9
Wa Shingtor
st. Louis
600 sol 00O- s
OO4 203 nlX-1f

totals A IA "A 8 Totals 3511o1
IWaIked for Consuegra in fourth.
IGrounoed out for Pearce in fifth.
+Struck out for Harris in ninth
Evening star., 1950-07-30
NATIONAL

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.
Pitts, r: Phila., 4.
Bkiyn.. 6-2; Chi, Al.
Boston, 8; Cinci., /.
N. r., 4; st. L., 3.
Games Today
Pitts. at Phila. (2).
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cinci. at Boston (2).
st. Louis at New York.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Major League Standings and Schedules

AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.
st. L., 10; Wash, 3.
Detroit, 8; Phila.. 3.
Cleve, 4; Boston, l.
N. Y, IL: Chicago. A.
Games Today
Wash. at st. L. t2), 2:3t
Phila. at Detroit.
Bost. at Cleve. (2).
N. Y. at Chicago C).
Evening star., 1950-03-01
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DRAPERIES, new taffeta, ga pairs,
$40; mahog; cedar chest. Bates
hsdspIead. 81 -WO. 1894. q
DUPLlCATOR-Mimeo., new, S29.bO
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. RE.
1177.
EASTER EGGS - Chocolate covered,
hand dipped, Lady Mary Margaret
family style assortment; good prop.
for churches and lge. org. and easy
method Of making money for your
fayorite project. For information.
ssii cal, or write z: =. HoUCK; 37o1
2640. .
Evening star., 1950-03-01
FARM AND GARDEN

PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in sodding. For free es-
COW MANURE. we'll rotted, $3.50
per 5 bu. Id del: . TOP 81 soil ILL., Wa. 1888.
TREE REMOVAL, also lots and acre
age cleared; latest power tools, fully
SERVICE, d day ri. os4z. nisht 'ss aE.
BasY 1Is2' CHICKS. Kasco feeds, 1urpee
EEsD isssf gfe sTosE, m0Tses eomm.lss S1RnsRs sRs
TOP soiI-Very Ve good rich top soil
for lawns and green houses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 4933.
TREE REMOVALS. trimming. feeding,
aHas spFazns 81 7a,s So71E 81 kA EsHs Es7S
PRUNING TIME-A good time tc
prune fruit trees and many other
Giants p1 EEss sssimsses sse lath aYAITs srs
Hyattsyille: WA. 2274. -
ana eah No% srie:Sl as
NC. sI2s Ga. ave. Silver spring.
NEW EQUIPMENT now available
International super A. c. & h, trac'
tor, and equipment. corn pickers
stalk cutters, hammer and burr
mills. corn shelters. disk harrows
soil pulveriZers. manure spreaders
grass seeders,, heavy. duty disks t,
cut corn stalks, wagons. saws TO
all make tractors. New Idea corr
pickers, manure spreaders. wagons
snow plows. bulldozers, and hydro
sGosE1 sfsfS5 fsE NC. ~ 9fks sfks ds dEsa'sSs. sss
MALI ALI caAIN a1ltS SAW, sales and service
MALONEY'S. INC. 1926 Georgi,
NEW EQUIP. I. ii. C. super A, c
H., M tractors and equip, hamme.
mills, corn shelter, disc harrow
soil pulveriZor, plows; spreaders
manure, lime and fertilizers; grair
drill, spg. and peg harrows, com.
bine, bailers, binder, mowers, rakes
manure loader, HYDRAULIC scoops
wagon. New Holland bailers, side
rake, forage harvester and bai
leaders. New idea spreaders, now
ers, rakes, elevators, wagons, snow
plow and saws for all make trae-
tors, used equip, economy tractors
narrow. MALoNEY's. INC. silver
Spring, SH. 1880.
GARDEN TRACTORS. Planet Jr.. Ia.
ga, 3 and 5 Horsepower; $179 and
up. MALONEYS. INC, 8I26 Ga
ave-, Silver Spring, Md. SH. 1880.
CHAIN-LINK FENCE, double gaivan-
In ineo' concrete a n' MxIoNEYs. LON Us INC. e..
Silver Spring, SH. $3.50.