Evening star., 1950-09-10

20 years . . saddler siver-thn his 12424 pounds
distributed 5footS frame almost robust alongside
Gentleman Jockey Weymouth who rode today at Fair
Hill The 140- pound Weymouth student at McDonough
Prep Baltimore be the tallest jockey in the
Country with his feet Az inches.
Inside report is that Ed Stewart is playing his last season
for the Mats He's cketed for the Pacific Coast League
Louis-ChorIes TV Still UnsoId
Reports that Pabst has purchased Tv rights to the
bout September for 100000 are exaggerated
according AL We matchmaker for the International Boxing
Club "We haven't sold the rights yet" WE'LL "and
don't expect to 100000 I'd $25O00 like it.
joining the Giants after his waiver purchase from the
Cardinals Hearn only become of the top
National League pitchers additional distinction
He hasn't yielded hit in ninth inning, streak which
preserved during losing effort against the Friday
he lifted for in the Giants half of the
eighth National Amateur
golf championship and Art captured the United States
tennis title both unemployed and looking for work
Unless the White boost their salaries for 1851 shorop
Chico Carasquel Relief Pitcher Luis Aoa threatening
to play winter baseball in Cuba and South America
Carrasque reported to have been offered 81 500 month and
Aloma 1900 for so games (payed twice week. For
Carrasque approximately about
$4,000 The White Sox each the big league minimum OF
1000 for 154 games
Phiy Nicholson outfelder hosptazed
with diabetes will play ball again Because of the
recent serious illness of his Fback training
with Yale has been retarded blow the He's the
of Clarence Doc Spears who coached at Maryland
other schools
In England, Gussie IS Superb
Collegiate footballs oldest player this season. believed
will be Paul McMury 3oyear-od right guard of Southern
a
World War H. coming out officer During most of the
season. League Brisse
Athletics pitcher but in the stretch all bars
down far the contenders concerned.
Whereas majority of American tennis fans chilly to
Gusse Moran considering both game
gamor overraed British press gave
turning professional tremendous her photographs
appeared in every daily along with articles
Lord Beaverbrooks London Express carried
editorial comparing reputed salary with that received by
English football professionals declaring footbalers
should receive than the IL pounds sterling they paid
each The Express editorial however concluded: Is
this ussies salary excessive? No. is the entertainment
value of superb tennis player"
The Miss Clay Keene Bernard, who is princess the
Presidents Cup regatta court is the granddaughter of Col
Harvey Miller chairman of the District Boxing Commission
and ring coach at Maryland u Only few the
15yearold Miss Bernard accomplished horsewoman
swimmer and skater mascot of the pins boxing
For the Red Sox, New Record
Reporters returning Joe Louis training camp at
Popon Lakes that except for the increasingly bald
spot the top of his head he's better physical shape
for any fight since the second one with Billy Conn.
Fred Sngon, the old Alabama AAmerica tackle also
played with the Mats for couple of but
his Fred r, threatens to grow bigger At a.
Junior weighs pounds of Margaret
Osborne du Pont National tennis champion William
du Pon r this her last year the competitive
Her tennis will be confined to matches with husband
who recently two years ago able lady
One reason the Red Sox much in the pennant
despite horrible pitching is their souped dup scoring
they scored only S96 this they
certain to break the 1888 runs by
Yankees of the University of Georgia
kicks high long way his Bulldogs use
puntng formation in which the kicker is to yards farther
back than the ordinary booter This enables linemen
hrushblock and take off for the safety Last
Field got off -yarder the scrimmage against
Duquesne Bob Williams of Notre Dame is
the radio station proving Leays quarerbacks
artculae lot Frank Tripucka had the job
undergraduate Johnny Lujack and George
Ratteman have done broadcasng after getting
school.
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