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Evening star., 1950-08-20

PEACHES, TREE-RIPENED
Ga. Bells, Hale Haven. Apples.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont, Nd, right
5 miles on Route 1872. at High
Water tower. w. W. MOORE. Sandy
Spring, Md, Ashton, 2471. .
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home Call COX a. CO
RE. 1888, UN 1925 81. OTIS.
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c. @. Sloan & Co.. Inc,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

C.. @. Sloan & Co.. Inc,
Auctioneers- Appraisers
L A r G E SALE
ANTIQUE Chinese and Japanese Por-
celains and Bronzes, Chinese en-
broideries and wood carvings. Chi
nese bamboo furniture consisting
of wardrobe, chifforobe. sideboard
table and four chairs. antique comb
back rocker, sofa, chest of draw
ers. drop leaf table. Knabe grand
piano. Weaver Spinet piano. Orien-
tai and Domestic rugs, antique Eng
ltsh china, Imari fish bowl and
stand, Chinese vases. collection Of
~ AT # % PuBI1c AUCTION
AT ANS
715 18th STREET
TUESDAY. AUGUST az
At 10 AM.
Q. q. SLOAN & CO., INC,
Auctioneers
Established 1891,
Terms, Cash. ri
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HELP MEN

CARPENTERS - Good trim men.
MARVIN DUNCAN CO., 4420 Conn
ave. NV. OR. 0400. -2l
CARPENTERS-Exp for new
construction. Steady work in Be-
thesda. OIL. 3416: ewes. WI. 236S.
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PRESSROOM LABORERS
Colored. heavy build. age 1856,
capable of passing a physical exam.
No experience necessary. Apply
Personnel. Room 506.
EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
PRESSMEN-Two Kluege operators,
full and part time. 1909 No. Huds
son St. Arl.. Va. OK. 2006.
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klCds IL yOu yOQ a4C . oalCo-
man and are interested In per-
manent connection with far-above
average income, apply PERSONAL
Manager, RIM. 310, RING BLDG,
I2oo q o1ss 18th st. NV" 10 am. ss 1
ise. =. credit tEpi sppiianee ' co..; experience
desirable but not necessary; must
4 have car, car allowance and salary.
Apply MR.. DUBLIN. 2o12 Shannon
ses ssssrs Sofkas5pss b6P5s4p Hon sDsssBs|ss wosss
JANffoK sff !s'h coIoled St R,E' for apt bid 5iSg;
no children; exp. stoker and handy
man; must be SOBER; salary ossnd and
JANiToR-For lse. apt. house; must
Apply Mon. Mr.. GEE, 2f3O wis. ave.
NV. Hrs. 10 to IL noon. 30
JANITOR. experienced, wanted for
ton and good salary. Box 176-R.
JANiToR-colored; must be reliable.
sober; good rsfsrenees. Salary in
JANITOR for apt, bldg. OF 81 units;
colored; no children; must be. sober
and reliable: 5th class engineers
license nec.; salary and quarters.
AD 1000. -23
JANIToR. colored. must have at
least 5 yrs. exper.. Ono children to
apt. bldss; tNr.. 14th and Van Buren,
SITS. n.wD; salary $50 mo. and
'saIsi sH3piRo, ase%' nc. Ne. oil 18th ST,
JEWELRY SALESMAN for downtown
credit JeWelry store; not a chain;
must mus be exper.; perm. pos. Box
kfTcHES kfg1ai s'St CONTROL MAN, msS for old
estab, seafood restaurant, about S1a
hrs. daily. No Sunday work. Salary
LIE se PsE 1NsUkANcp Tk sGH sSIE;sMaNose sG; stss
of the country's finest companies
has unusual opportunity for a man
to be trained, to render the highest
type OF professional service. We are
only interested in man with GER
tain qualities, who has real desire |
to- to earn insome me- me- ranging from So
salary ur to $4,000. Age rs to 40. |
married, with children. In replying |
give full details of past experience
education, age and telephone num-
Der: Box 251-T. Star.
LINOLEUM MECHANIC-Good prop
osition for expert mechanic; Apply
LIQUOR sALESMAN-Part time for
fine retail store. hours 5 pm to 9
p.m., Sat, 10 am. to 8 pm; do not
reply unless you are experienced and
have good local references; excel.
salary sn2 sae replies strictly confideatial
LONG Established printing arm
has opening for young man with
sales and estimating experience.
Write Box 144-T, Star. -21
HINISTS-1st-class men needed
Immediately for night shift; 12:45
am. to rs am. ~, Apply in person
kIVsEdsls' sEsEIHe Md. & RESEARCH coz ooSP.'
AND BOOK MAN. Sell
the hottest deal in the. country. the
Periodical Monthly Club; SIS per
order to producer. Local or road
Sf assEy 'Fssesp ses DAN sFR wAsk ssY aai
to II Sun, or $50 am. weekdays.
MAGAZINE tg 2iS - oRGXNfRks R;G K sos Capable 81
training men in subscription sales.
Travel "a States. A good offer to
STONE s 5 i READER sERVa 724 9th
MAN-For apt. bides.,
who can do minor elect. plbg.. paint
ing and gen repairs and direct
small crew of workmen. Advance
ment for satisfactory person: state
age, exper. etc. Box 4S1-T. Star.
experienced in super mar
super-market chain; excellent salary
and working conditions; paid vaca-
ton. free disqualification. This open
ing affords an excellent opportunity |
for well-aualif1ed man. Your reply |
will be held in strictest confidence. |
Address replies to Box 325-T, Star.
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ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN
Recep., typist, rental ofice $40
Sec'y., educ. research, 5-day, exper,
Sec'y., legal exper. Open
Cashier. bkkp. exper.. 5-day, to S225
MGR. 5000, some typ. 5-day, Shir.
cIerk-typ.. s-6 pm. and Sat. SOC o hr.
Begin. steno.. 5-day S42
File clerk, h.s.g., 5-day $3.50
Collection work trainee, 5-day $3.50
Sec'y., real estate office Open
Typ. insurance, periodic raises, 81 65
Cashier, checker. grocery exp. $35
Sales, decorator shop exper,. S35 plus
Drug clerk 80 MHS hEs- Open
Finance work, car, 30-40 $500
Truck driver. const., 40 hr. S1.50 hr.
Salesman, mech, estimate repairs,
Florist trainee, hrs. open Open
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. OK. 4466.
U. S. Employment Service
Trades and Industrial ofice. 503 X
Counter CO.. fanssamfh girls. sse as-4s ee cashiers ep
apd cashier-checkers, male and fe-
male. age 21-45; soda dispensers.
age 1885; Mattresses, age 1896.
Very good position, top salary, ex-
.perieneed only. Apply MISS KELLY.
GENERAL MANAGER
Man to manage factory in wood box
industry; must have knowledge OF
business; $1,000 to start.
NATt l7oE EMPai q T. sNEKRWcE q NK %,
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcont. J

MEN
A listing of technical positions for
eXper. applicants in electronics. me-
chanieai chaniaaS production Shn.ni industrial
Gasihefei dar. etci ana enemlcal process ra-
An additional listing of positions for
craftsmen and designers in struc-
tural, industrial, architectural, in
augmentation, tipping. meta ilurgical.
Salaries based on exper. BACKGROUND.
Legal secretary $4,000
Sec'y, editorial background - S3. 800
Insurance secretary S3,120
Association secretary $1,000
SSten1ossrapher' under 80 to $4,000
Typists-cashiers S2,340
Cardex clerk - S2.1O0
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash Bldg,
10Th and N. Y. Ave, NV. ST. 9442.
SECRETARY (F) $50 Wk.
Assoc. work. exper., under IS. Real
ands eyer e. So So wR Tk espo essaS
Hill .steno., S55 wk steno.. public
relations, $3,1OO. Steno. bookpr.,
const., $500. Steno, grade 3 and
4 4, exper. Use 200 new applicants
Ds5iy-top bracket openings. Est.
Welcome. INA. 3340.l
BOYD'S, TOO 18th cor. G
ACME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
91S st. NV. Room sol. ST O957
MEN
Supv. 2 yrs. life ins. exp, S25O-S75O
Asst. office mgr. ms, $500 plus
Drivers, dry cleaning, S160 plus com.
Shipping clerks. H. S. G., to $500.
Grocery checkers, food clerks, $500
up.
WOMEN
Secretaries. S200-S250
TypistS, excel. opportunity, Sl60-S195
File clerks, H. S. G., $3.50
Credit interviewerS, S160
Grocery checkers. food clerks. 5000
ATTEN. LLOYD NEEDS
MEN
Reg. pharmacist, D. C license, 500.
Reg. pharmacist. Md license, open
Reilef pharmacist, So mr., 30 hrs. wk.
statesmen, chem. eng. or mech. exp,
$4,000
Investigators, 7. with car, $500.
Asst; mgr. bowl. alley exp. young;
5000.
Drug mfgrs. rep. under s5 open, plus
expenses.
WOMEN
STENOS., SECYS. TO $24O
Asst. bkkprs, bkkpr. typist to $50.
Typist and file clerks, to $3.50.
Credit interviewer to 3S, open.
P. B. x. TYPISTS, $40.
1420 N Y. Ave. NV. ST. 1907
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INTANGIBLE
statesmen

erica. If you think you are a sales
man and are interested in a per-
manent connection with far-above
average income, apply PERSONAL
Manager, RIM. 310, RING BLDG,
1900 18th st. NV. 10 am. to l
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Mutual, ITO G., MA. O954

Men--oftice mgr, exp, real estate,
$50; tech. editor, "a yrs, exp, SO:
steno. to 80 yrs. exp. $3.50; drafts
man, mech. and elect. design illust
exp. to $4,000: estimator, construc-
ton, $50 up; cashier, 20-25 yrs,
women-Secy. assoc, $3.50; billing
stenos., 2, to $3.50; steno. int. org.
$500: secy. receipt. resp, to $3.50;
elk, typist. pub REL, S210 plus elk.
typist, So .w.p.m., initiative, S195:
bkkpr., genl. asst, sales, S195; swib.
RECEIPT. typist, $50. Ill
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WOMEN
Secretary, legal exper. S3,12o
Stenogs. (2), trade assn. 5000
Stenog., temporary. l week SO
Stenog., publishing company 200
Observation-Disclosures - zoo
Clerk-typists 165
Billing clerk 16O
Typist. hotel - 1R0
Messenger, some filing 134
MEN
Statesmen t2). furniture
exper. to S10o wk
Statesmen, ofice machine
exper $50 mo
Statesmen. insurance Open
AMBASSADOR
Employment Service
1424 K ST. N. W., Realty Bldg.
ST. 7415. .,
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FOREMAN-Sewer and water; must
be well-qualif1ed man. LARCHMONT
CONSTRUCTION CO. Apply 1902
South, West St. Falls Church. Va.
FOUNTAIN MAN, exper. 42O1
Georgia ave NV. -21
FOUNTAIN MAN-Apply in person.
Don't waste time calling. 42O1 Ga.
ave. NV. 30
FURNITURE FINIsHERs, and spray
men, white, exp. only: polishers need
not apply. 1711 14th st. NV. MR..
BUSH. go
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN to do re-
pair work only in warehouse. on new
furniture and take charge Of ware
house. Unusual good opportunity;
$50 wk. Write full particulars. Box
330-T. Star
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JANITOR. colored. must have at
least 5 yrs. exper. (no children) to
work in practically new elevator
SITS. n.wO; salary $50 mo. and
beaut. 3-rm. apt.
SHAPIRO, INC. oil 18th ST.
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knowledge of MGR 1000 pref; exc.
salary, with chance for advance
ment. See Mr.. Eiseman. UNIVER-
SAL JEWELRY CO., 635 st. NV,
ST. 41S5 for interview,
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PORTER-FIREMAN

PORTER-F'lREMAN
Colored. for lge. ONCE BIDS; must
be experienced in fire and stoker;
40-hr. wk., permanent position to
qualified man. See MIR. A. c.
HARRIS, Rm. 100. 14o5 G st. NV.
-25
POULTRY CUTTER, between 25-45,
to manage poultry store in Alex,
Va. 5-day wk, state experience;
Route 5, Box 42O, Alex, Va. C.. S.
GAILLIOT & CO., Engleside 9S-W-
pRdEssERs, Il wool, for dry cleaning
plant; $50 for 45-hr. week. time
and half over As hrs. SANITARY
CLEANERS, 1920 14th st. NV.
PRESSER, exp, modern cleaning
plant. 112 Shreve ST., Falls Church.
Phone FA. 4414. 21'
PRESSERS. steady work and good
piece rates; must be exper. AAp-
ply in person, UNITED CLEANERS,
4l9 Neal pl. NV
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HELP MEN Cont.

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN
Permanent position for qualified me-
rhanlcs: plenty of work: new. we'll
lighted shop. See Mr.: Terry witch
Corners, Falls Church. Va. FA. 1I77.
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Photographers and
'.ithoOranhic plato Mo knrS

Lithographic Plate Makers
With sound technical BACKGROUND
wanted. By old strongly financed
organization. An outstanding chance
equipped with the most modern fa-
cilities, no applicant will be con-
sidered, unless first letter includes
all pertinent details and salary ex-
pected BOX LIST Star
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pected. Box 1857. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC opportunity for .
capable photographer with we'll
known commercial and advertising
n posson den W spR fntuTe and S
ing to work hard; state experience
in detail; age and salary expected.
Box 7s-Y, Star.
wanted. Apply 8 L st.
sw.. between 1850 and 8 am. Ready
PfTcHMEN-1 III cHHSMfEN1 want three pitchmen
for a fast deal; must be good and
giving details to Box 467-R. Star.
PLAsTERERs t75). 1st-class white
Rsns5 Ant. RegSTt d zsdnsSrI to hob Lonr
and Piney Branch I'd. -22
PLAsTERERs-White.. only 1st-class
JOB. ". T. sRoYRIEL. SSnd and
North Harrison sts.. Arlington. -22
PLUMBER. jobbing man, exper.; ref
fos fisht So D%RERNEk
& CO.. 1925 r st. ne. Ii. 3-3d6a.
PORTER, retail liquor store, must
Apply in person only. 5s1s wis:
POTTER AND DELIVERY BoY.
colored. for retail liquor store;
have good references; will be in
vestigsted and bonded. Call Mon.
day evening. to 9, MODERN
LIQUORS. 1901 9th st. NV.
PORTER. full time; no nights or
Sundays. COLONIAL VILLAGE
81 66zAfM;i ffso. 1887 wilson Blvd Arl''
PORTER - Exper. and dependable;
permanent position; good salary.
703 7th ST. NV -21
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VACANCY FRIENDSHIP REST HOME

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills unless contracted for by
myself. JAMES r. ADAMSON. 2O9
Granville dr., Silver Spring, Nd, 20s
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Georgetown and 6. W.
Will PLAY tomorrow

Georgetown University's base
ball team will try again tomorrow
barring more rain-to play an
other of the District areas Big
Three Of college baseball. The
Hoyas are scheduled against
George Washington on the Hoya
field at 3 pm. ...
So far the Hoyas have been
rained out of three games this
spring-one against G. w. and
two against Maryland.
/ Another area rivalry to be re-
newed tomorrow is American u.
and Catholic U. in a Mason Dixon
Conference clash at Catholic.
They've played once with Ameri-
can winning, Us.
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Your Host Among Seven Derby
Horses Entered in Preokness

other horses are wasting their
time challenging him in the
Preakness. They point up that
the King Ranch campaigner from
Texas emphasized his superiority
by winning from the worst post
position. He broke from the ex-
treme outside and thus had
farther to run than the rest of
the field.
That argument couldn't find
willing listeners around the Hill
Prince and Mr.. Trouble camps.
Their horses were as strong as
Middleground at the finish, they
held.
Neutral opinion holders rate all
three horses potentially great and
think they will be beating each
other all year in stakes for g.
year-olds. .--
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press

AMEAACAN LEAOUE.
Batting-Hegan. Cleveland. .432; Mapes
RunsNPesEy. Boston. 90: Di Massio
Boston, 81.
Hits = Di Magsio and stephens
DOUBLES = zartlla. Boston 8; Lipon
Tripies-poerr,, Boston, and Heinrich
Home rans-Wiliiams. Boston. q: Wood
St. Louis, 5.
Is players tied with / each.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Musial. st. Louis. 453: Pafko
Runs-jetRroe. Braves. 90: Jones and
Watkins. Philadelphia, 1S each.
Runs batted in-Ennis, Phtladelrhia
and Jones, Philsdelphia, 1S each.
p,I1id.i1s;a ,HitdsMyss;.hres; ss Braves ~; sisler
:. Doubles Robinson, Brooklyn. 8; Musial
Tripies-Kerr and Jethroe. Boston. 3
each.
Gordon and Elliott. Boston, 8 each.
Stolen bases-Jethroe, Boston; Snider
BROOKLYN, and Glaviano, sc. Louis. 8 each
Evening star., 1950-05-08
BY the Asseeiaied Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, May g.
Your Host. the Hollywood hope
of Movie Maker William Goetz
will get another chance to earn
his Oscar.
The souped-up comet from the
Pacific Coast didn't convince his
handlers in the Kentucky Derby
that he can't carry his great speed
more than a mile. He will have
to show them in the Preakness
May 20.
Although an 8-5 favorite, Your
Host Jagged in q badly beaten
ninth in Saturdays Derby.
Trainer Harry Daniels said five
different horses challenged Your
Hosts pace.
"It's tough enough beating one
horse" he said. "but when they
keep coming at you, one at a
time, only a super horse can stand
up under it."
So Daniels said he would take
his horse to Baltimore for proof
positive. If he shows he can't go
the route, he'll be dropped back to
sprints. The Preakness covers a
mile and three -Sixteenths. one
sixteenth shorter than the Derby.
The Derby champ Middleground
was taking 1t easy. meanwhile.
He's among at least seven Derby
horses that will go after the Sec
ond gem on American racing S
Triple Crown. The others are Hill
Prince, second in the Derby; Mr..
Trouble, third and the also-rans
Sunglow, OH Capitol, Hawley and
Your Host.
Despite the close three-horse
finish in the Derby. a lot of Mid
dleground's followers argue the
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Mats, 10: Indians, 5
Totals SO 7e4 4 Totals

Flied out for Zoidak In 9th.
Struck out for Marrero in 4th.
Cleveland 110 800 600 5
Washington ----- 102 010 6ox-1O
Runs-Easter. Boone. Rosen t2), He
gan. Yost (2). Cosn (2l. Robinson. Stew
art, Robertson. Dente. Evans, Harris. Err
ror-Dente. Runs batted in-Doby. Stew
art go. Rosen (3). Heean. Evans t2l.
Harris. Coan a.. Two-base hits-Stev-
runs-Rosen t2l.. Hesan. Coan. stolen
base-Doby. Double plays-Dente to Rob-
ertsor to Robinson. Left on bases-Cleve-
By Garcia, 2: by Harris. 3: by Lemon, ].
Struck cut-By Garcia, 3: By Marrero. 3:
Garcia. in az innings: of Flores. 8 in
3i5 innings: of Lemon. in n inning:
of Zoldak. l In / inning; of Marrero, 8
In inninRs: of Harris, in 5 innings
Winuine pitcher-Harris Iosing pitcher
Flores. Attendance-23.13s.
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II Runs in Final Frame
Breaks Boil Come Tie

st. Aloysius scored II runs In
the final inning to unhinge a tie
and soar to 22-iI victory over
st. Joseph'S Home in a CYC
Junior Baseball League game yes
terday.
In other games Ray Lambert's
one hitter helped Holy Comforter
to q SO victory over st. Teresa's;
ST. AIMS edged st. Gabriel's. 5-4
and st. James defeated st. Mary's
lies.
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Probable Pitchers
American League

American League.
Cleveland at Washington (night)
-Feller Old VS.. Hudson (2-D.
Detroit at New York-Houtte-
man (3-D VS.. Raschi GID.
(Only games scheduled.)
National League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh-Palica
(0-O) VS.. Chambers Old.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
(night)-Johnson (1-O VS.. Web
meier 1-O.
Boston at st. Louis (night)-
Bickford O-2) VS.. Munger DID
(Only games scheduled.)
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Celeri Gives Up Baseball
SALT LAKE CITY. Nav 8

SALT LAKE CITY, May 8 up.
Bob Celeri. All-America quar-
terback for the University of Cali
fornia and one of eight outfielders
for the Salt Lake City Bees, has
decided to give up baseball in
favor of pro football. He saw &C
ton only once so far this season
going in as o pinch hitter.
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Hogan Equals Record
But Minimizes Feat
In Greenbrier Open
BY the Associated Press

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va, May 8.-Ben Hogan, back
on the golfing throne today with
ord-tying, 72-hole score of
259, still insisted he had done
nothing extra"
The 145-pound links precision
ist finally outdistanced the effects
Of a near-fatal automobile acci-
dent in February of 1949 yester-
day by winning the Greenbrier
Open by To- strokes with a spar
king 21-under-par effort.
He finished up by tacking q
sc onto previous rounds of GA, "a,
and 65. But while he admitted
he was satisfied" Hogan said
he could see nothing extra"
about his triumph.
He even questioned whether q
259 score, first accomplished by
Byron Nelson in 1945 over the
Broadmoor course in Seattle-a
par 10 layout such as the 6,36s-
yard Old White Course-should
be considered record.
Rates His Other Record Tops.
Personally" Hogan emphasized
II consider the 27-under-par 261
I shot over the Portland (Ore.) }
Country Club course, also in 1945,
the only real record. After all,
that's the best that's ever been
done on a par 72 test, and it's
how much you break par that
counts"
Tournament supervisor Howard
Capps of the PGA assured Hogan,
however, that he is destined to
go into the record books anyway
as the co-holder of the mark for
par 10 courses-and the record
for the lowest 72-hole score in
general.
Hogan. making his first start
since the Masters last month in
a carefully planned program to
rebuild his strength, admittedly
was not as razor sharp with his
approaches yesterday as on pre-
viouS rounds.
Had Chance for 258.
But he was still putting consis-
tently enough to drop one of 20
feet and another of 18 for two
of his five brides. And, in shat
terlng the Old White Course rec
ord by six strokes, he still had a
chance for a 258 all the way to
the final green.
He was putting for a birdie two
there that would have given him
his second straight 65, and a new
72-hole mark. But his 15-footer
just missed.
Host Pro Sam Snead finished
second to Hogan with q 269 as
the field of 81 blasted par with
abandon over a layout that is not
so eXacting as long as the shots
are straight
Heafner and Peck Win.
Heafner teamed with young
Jack Peck Of Logan, w. Va, play
ing with a 4-stroke handicap, for
a best ball of 122 that won a So
hole pro-amateur held concur
rently with the opens final two
rounds.
Cary Middlecof set the old
course record here a year ago with
a 15-under-par 265.
In all, Is of the 81 open entrants
finished 70 holes below par and
II were below regulation on the
final day with Won Nida leading
the way with a IS.
The 72-hole scores and money
Evening star., 1950-05-08

fat jockeys and lean ones, short and tall, old
and young, happy and unhappy, rich and poor,
amateur and professional, male and female,
sober and otherwise.
1t may be more for the riding than the
running for which the 10th Derby will be best
remembered. Did Arcaro give Hill Prince a
good ride, or didn't he? What was Longden
thinking about, sending Your Host out to run
the quarter in 224s seconds and the half
in blistering 1875?
What was Doug Dodson doing on Mr..
Trouble, killing off Your Host for the benefit
Of the stretch runners MiddleRround and Hill
Evening star., 1950-05-08

Fifteen years ago. Mel OFT of
the New York Giants hit his
eighth home run of the season
to top the major leagues.
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Sorozen Second to Hooen

Golfer Gene Sarazen has won
the PGA championship three
times to rank behind only Walter
Hagen In total wins.
Evening star., 1950-05-08

First team representing an
American city to win the Stanley
Cup. ice hockey's top trophy, was
Seattle.
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Win, Lose, or Draw
Rides to Remember
By FRANCIS STANN

There have been bigger Derby crowds than that which
dispersed in varying moods and circumstances the week
end but it's unlikely there many jockeys
All Derby Night and while doing penance yesterday the
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Results YeSterdAy

Results Yesterday
Wash. 10; Cleveland, 5.
New York, s; Detroit. 8.
Boston, Sc; st. Louis,
60.
Chicago, 70; Phila.,
3-4.
Games Today
Cleve. at Wash, $50.
Detroit at New York.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
Chicago at wash. $50,
Cleve. at Phila. (n).
st. L. at New York (n).
Detroit at Boston.
Evening star., 1950-05-08

fellows supposed to be among the best
America but Derby Day the best Jockey in
Louisville 8-yearold apprentice from Texas named
Willie Boland.
Nobody could find any fault with Willie riding fool from
Corpus Christi.
Evening star., 1950-05-08
NATIONAL
RAmultS YesteFday

Results Yesterday
Brooklyn. 3; Pittsb'gh, 2
Phila.. 6-6; Cinci.. o.
N. Y, 4-5; Chi. 3-2
st. Louis, 15; Boston, O
Games Today
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st. Louis (n),
Phila. at Cincinnati (n)
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
BROOKLYN at Pittsb'gh (n)
New York at Chicago.
. Boston at st. Louis (n).
Only 9ames scheduled.
Evening star., 1950-05-08
Nowhere to Go but in Front

Jockeys like trainers don't stay high colts long.
Longden who calling Host Of the great
before the race go Baltimore
for the Preakness.
Depends the colt is shipped" Longden muttered
1t mattered not at all whether Your Host got further
port from his movie producer owner Bill Goetz.
Trainer Sy Veitch of the Whitney entry Trouble
and Dooy, apparently a bit of openly
criticized both Dodson and Steve Brooks who nothing
much in Dooly At least mmeogaphed statement attributed
to Vech distributed in the box and there nothing
fattering about the riders
To the lay eye nothing seemed wrong
ride with his postrace explanation I didn't take
the lead Doug said, "but had nowhere the
three-quarters POLE had either go the
chance colt being crowded back elected go top
Practically From KneeIing Stort
As guess, there1 be Triple this year.
That's nice colt, Mddleground the impression
ALL that he sweep longer
Belmont
Mr. Trouble looks as If he's an improving colt one that
we'll may win the Preaknes If he doesn't
of Your Host he's got it,
stamina.
And leave taken of historic Louisville Texans
the happie and richest Vrgnians the btterest
Calornans who spent money like it going
brokes lot of stuff went down the drain
only diminishing length and half Haleboy the rag
muffin motorvan horse that collapsed
arrival at Churchill Downs in midweek.
One more jump and Halieboy, bred by Enge would
have whipped Hoywood gamor boy practically
amounted to kneelng start.