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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

4ie fatbolilbe Stride bot burh oie
aampfbanoluneen in &orea i6tper
gelitten. Ger @eneralpifar oes Mpo=
Itolilden 9ifariats bon Seoul, ,gbo.
mas Hi, murbe beim @inoringen Oel
gtoro=9oreaner in ,oas bilboflicbe 8o=
lais ermorbet, neil er li6 peigerte,
oas 8ebdube ben &ommuniiten su
iibergeben. 3ablreid)e 8rieiter, oarun=
ter ser apoltolilde 9elesat, N1er.
Batrid 8prne, tpuroen nah Noro,
&orea perlcbleppt. lleber ibr Shidial
5berrl6t nod im1ner l1ngelpiBbeit. ga
Ealsf Der apoitolil6e 8rdfeft bon
Gbun6on, WIgr. Gbomas 0eacNuil=
larL nod iibereinItimmenoen MeIorn-
gen bon Sen Noro+&oreanern erlhoi=
ien 1puroe, befiir6tet man audi fir bie
perI6leppten Brieiter oas Shlinnlite.
gisber ltebt nod nidt feit> tpiepiel
Sfmeitern bel ser 8ombar6ierunq
ser &atbeorale bon Seoul ums 2ebei1
famen. Sas Hrieiterisminar uno sic
ca5u geborige Shule, bie bon Sen
&ommunilten als 4alernen permen=
oct moroen tparen, iinb boIlIt6nols
ausgebrannt. Gin Gbnlibes Shidial
erlitten Die fir6li1en @ebGuoe in an
0eren Staoten. go fielen oie &irhen
BON slncong. Eaeion uno 8onIan
ebenfaas Dem Seuer gum Spfer. $50
Die Wiiiionsbduler nod lteben. mur,
BEN Die Snneneinridtungen fait aus
nubnlslos bon noroforeaniiden Erup,
pen gepliinoert ober 5eritort. 3abl-
rei6e &atbolifen befitrben iib nod i'll
oen 6liibtfingslasern I'M ebenaligell
8riidenfopf 8uian, no fie bon Sem
apoItolilhen 8ifar bon 5eoll, Mlar
&o, betreut iperben, Ser oieier Gage
Die ginreiie4g 4grlaubnis nod &orea er.
balten bat unb in ben nG1lten gagen
an ieinen Biihofsiit 5uriidfehren
miro. Inn lrrper5iiglid 6as 8ieoer.
allfbalnperf in bie Sanb au rebnte,t
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geeangen mar: .Weil OH @ott an
genebm 1parit, miibte es iein, oab
Briifung Did betpabre."
8enn on 10 benfIt, mein lieber
sSreultb, oann ipirIt on es audi begrei.
fen fonnen, tpenn man Dir iagt: 8ott
meint es audi gut nit oir, ielblt tuenn
Gr Dir bein &inb iest nimmt. Gs miro
Dir freilib iein, aIs Oh fir oih ole
Sonne nidt mebr ideine uno als OF
on ME mebr frob lein fountelt, penn
bu oaran oenfIt, bob ou es nie mebr
in Sic arme iblieBen iolit auf Gr6en,
uno oaB on ibm ME, ME mebr in oie
slugen i6auen iouit, uno OaB on es
ME mebr ioait loden boren oils bod
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9eit gegeben, oa man oeri6ieoener
Weinung iein fonnte iiber sic Yfarr.
I6ule, - aber in Der Shulfrage
Ieien mir iiber bas Stadium oes gr-
periments binalls lnb piiBten, oaB
fiir unS MIR Ser cine 8eg often itebe:
S1ulen 5u bauer, tpoimmer es men-
m)enmogli6 lit. @ir fonnen unS ni6t
erinnern, oaB er in ben lebten 5lpan-
gig Sabren ieines 2ebens ,sSaribault"
in Der Seffentlidfeit au6 nur er-
lpGbnte.
IS lit, 10 mill es uns angeli9ts all
oellen beOiinfel,, cine nibt einmoG for
reft formulierte ataoemiIhe Srage,
menn belte 5lllpeilen nit einem ge=
lutiien 8eoallern feitgeiteut miro, ooB
Ser 5aribault=8lan tros ieiner Can.
geblidO praftiiden 8orteile oen1
Streit um Brin5ipien gum Opfer se=
fallen iei. Selbit 1penn man iid So
raltf periteift, in Dem Saa cine 8rens-
linie 5Dliden Erin5ip uno graris
5ieben gu fonnen, 10 muB man unite
res eradtens 81 gan5 anoeren Sol
gerllngen gelangen als 5u iolhen oes
geoauerns:' 6aribault apiiroe ni6t
etpa, tpie manfe at15unebmen ldei-
men, einen gang6aren @eg 51 elmer
Solung Ser Sdulfrase eetpieien, JONI
bern olelmebr Dos 8roblem nod melt
lbDiert9er geitaltet baben. Sic Stel-
lung, lpel6e oamals Die @ortfiibrer
Der Staatsibule (lno ibre Sinter-
lnanner in ser tasli6en 8reIie) ein-
nobmen, lGBt flar erfennen, oaB man
nit einem balben &ontpromiB niht
5utrleoen gelpelen tpdre uno nift ae=
rubt batte, Big .oie poaitGnoige Ser
tpeltlihune Ser 8forrl1ule uno oie
l6lteBlihe ablolute @ntre6tung ser
Btarrgemeinoe, ser uripriinglihen
gigentiimerin, ooa5ogen getpeien pa-
re. ltno tuenn unteroeiien, BEL tuirf[i.
ber ~@utbeiBung" ourd Sen ST..
Stubl, anNere 8emeinoen bas ssari-
boulter 8etipiel na6geabnt bGtten,
bate 1tb Die nun nottpenoig 1per0enoe
2olung aus bem &ontraftoerb1ltnis
uno Die @eoereinfiibrung fatboliider
Shulen in Sen betroffenen @enein.
Den als elm alBerlt ifpieriges Inter.
nebmen ertpeilen miiiien. @s mar So
rum elm Slid, caB bas slbfomrnen in
Den beioen @emeinben in ssoribault
uno EStillmater bon MIR fursem BE-
ltano NOR unO feline 9a6abmung
fano. 9is CUR yStunoe baben teiOe
8emelnoen bliibenoe 8farrl6ulen.
Nebmen mir sic @riabrungen Scr
lebten oreibig Sabre btn5u, Damn f6n5
nen mir &atbolifen nur oanf6ar iei1L
OaB ventdngling alliances" perlnieoen
muroen. 0as Brin5ip ser S6ul= uno
Gr5iebungsfreibeit 1puroe stpur &C.
lpabrt ourd oie gntiheioung 0es
essSbergerid)ts bonn /. Sunni
1925 in ser S6ulfrage in Sreaon
(mo Elm itaatlibeS @eies sic tatboli>
lden S6ulen 5u unteroriiden iudte)
l:no anoere @nti6eibungen. Mber bie
agitation eegen sic fonfeiitonelle
Shule lit 1,no bleibt elmer ser 8ro=
grammpunfte gebeimer 8eieaidaften,
ple iib 5uIett in 9sortb 0afotu uuo
ytetp Dterlco ge5eigt bat. S5inter oen
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lnaht ieien itur ourh Die Saltuns Der
Sotpietsllnion ermoglift morben, Die
afio .e,tiprehenb entibdoiet" tDerben
miille. Die ruiiiIden Soroerllngen
ridteten iid) auf polliges DesintereI-
lement Geutidlanbs ON 5inn!ano, a,tf
ole abtretung Ser Siib.Bufotpina,
Stiispunfte in 8ulgarien uno an Sen
8aroanellen. 9itler urtb &ibbentroo
famen gar t1idt ba5u, ole ent1uorfenen
8ertrdge 0or5ulegen.
80 mar Dos grgebnis Der Sonic.
ren5 genau oas 8egenteil beioerieiti-
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iduparaen, ihapeisenben Nonnen bot
elm erihitternoes Bib, ielbit fir ben,
ser bic graueirpollIten Sliihtlings.
transporte4 gejeben bate; 0enn 10
itarf ift BEL nns i'm 8eiten oas 8e-
uuBtlein Inn cine hrilflide @liltnr
nod niht geItort, sob mir nidt bas
ic9reienoe lnreht ipiirten, oaS ben
8armbersisen Sdpeitern bier suitieB.
8ir 1piiien bod, BOB iie Der 8elt ent.
iaeten, onB iie ieoem &ranfen ibre
aufopfernoe Silfe 5nteil tperoen lie-
Ben.
gierbunoert iiingere oeutI6e Sbpe-
Itern, aits Dem Wutterbals @ger or
beiten auraeit nod in Der Si6e6o.
Slospafei IN spitdlern uno stnltalten
lno oiirfen nod nidt alsuanoern,
tpeil iie nod benotigt speroen. Oas
4sropin5ialbans Der SbmeItern bonn
Sl. Greua in gger 3ablte einnlal neun>
btnSertfiebenunbieh5ig Sf1peitern.
Set bunoert sSabren entfalteten Die
9armber3igen Sdmeitern pom 81.
areua in gger eine iiberaus iegens>
reihe Edtisfeit, sic NIT Ser Iuflo-
Jung oes WutterbauIes gger nunmebr
aufeebort bot. -
i ~
Glf neue vGiierne 2nnsen" fir
0entidlaub. Nus ameritaniiden
Staatsgeloern tpurben eff .@iierne
2uneen" ;; sic befanntlid bel Der 8e-
hanolung ipinaler 8inoerlabmung
erfolereihe. 8ertpenoung finoen, be-
i6afft. Dieie eroB5iisige Spenoe on
Die .oeutihe Meoi5in erfolgte I'M Stab
men oes DaGlpp5 55ilfsprogramms.
,Die v@iiernenl 2ungen" iollen gu
ltnterribtsf l,nb 8ebanolungs5Dede1
oen tneci5inilden 5afultaten Der
Staote &oln, 9iiiIeloorf @rlangen,
Gottinsen, Seioelberg, &iel, Wtain5,
aRiinhen, Sibingen unb @iirsburg
5l,r gerfiigung eeitent ueroen. am
81. 5eptenlber oieles SsSabres lit 6ip
erite eiierne 2unge bereits Der &in-
oerflinif ser llniperIitdt Sranffnrt
iibergeben tporben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-18

gen Ginpernebmens. Shon i'm Suit
Bate ,Sitler auseeIproben, bob er et'
nen 3rieg gegen bie l1b55N ueroe
fiibren miiiien, urrb porbereitenoe @e.
neralitabsp planungen befoblen.. sin
t8. De5e,nber siieB er. an Die a5ebr'
ma1t Die @eiinng n8arbaroifa1 aus.
geben bie ben 8lan oes SitfelO5nges
entbielt. Die furse Spanne nenigItens
1uBerlid) freunolhaftliber Be5iebun
gen stpiIben Dem Hei6 un6 Ser
ltbSS3 batte nit Dem WeolototD.Be
JUDI ibr gnoe eefunben.
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MnHkai1 ala Hprhiinnptpr

Bor iuIt aebn Sabren, am ~. 1,nb
13. Honelnber 1910, beiu6te Der TO-
tpietilhe MuBenminiiter Molotop
Berlin. Rah ieiner slbreiie peroffent.
lidten Die oeltiden ,3eitl,ngen elm
amtlilaes &ommunique, in Dem es
iporflih bieB:. Ser Meinungsaus-
tauih fiibrte 5li befoerieitigem Gin,
pernebmen in allen mihtigen 5rage1,
Sic 9eutl9lano uno Die Soipiet.
llnion intereiiierten. Sn @irflihfeit
mar iener speitdgige 8eiu6 in Ser
lin Ser ,erttideibenoe @enoepl1nft in
oe,l, 8eaiebungen spiiden Sitler il,1o
Dem Mabbarn i'm Often. Sitler batte
in ft,appen neun Monaten Sen 8ert
o,pietiiber 8eoiirfniiie tennengelernt.
Mm %. .auguIt 1889 tpar bic @elt
bltrtb Gle 8efanntgabe bes 5ipii6en
oeut 8eih 1nogSer So,piet- Union OBJ
geiblenenen Nidtangriffspafts iibers
ralAt 1porben.- ginen Wonat ipdter
purbe: bic politiibe Sb1penfung Ser
betoen Wa1te no9maIs bur6 oen
@ren3- unb misunderstanding be-
itGtigt: 5eitbent ibienen sic politt.
iben uno luirti6aftli6en 8e5iebungen
5piiAen Safenfreu5 uno 'Souiet-
Stern normal, ia freunbidaftlid 8u
perlaufen. 0ie 8irfli6feif iaB anbers
aus. Nur neun Monate Mieb, bas gin-
perftdn6nis lngetriibt. @on oen So-
ipiets tpuroe Die Norb =8ufotpina be-
lett, uno Berlin erfltrbigte itd) in
Wosfau, mas ser Mnfmarib bon
mebr ais bunoert 9ibiiionen ser So
ten Mrmee in bem tpeitli6en @rena-
gebiet Der llbSSG 81, beoeuten babe.
Die baltti6en 'Staaten tpureen TO-
1pietiId, apas in Berlin nit unbeba-
gen permerft dpllroe, obtpobl es 111r
cine .Solge Der, Mbmdbungen bonn Mu-
quit 1889 tpar9D Da5u fanen 8abrih=
ten iiber britiib -loipietiide 8erbano-
lungen. Cine Mhteilung Wolotons
iiber SEN @mpfang bes britii6en 8ot-
ihafters burf Stalin 1purbe in Ser
lin als beritedte 9robung allfgefaBt
oaB bic Somiet-llnion iid gegen
Oeui9fanb tpenben tperee, falls bieie
ben ruiiiiben @iinihen 8ioeritanb
entgegenieBe. Sie @arantie, bie Sit
Ter nod Dem. 5tpeiten @iener Sbiebs-
iprud 2umdnien trot Der tpeiteren
ruiiilden ambitionen allf oie Siio-
8ufoipi1a erteilte, ipurbe bon Ser
Soapiet- Union am 3. September nit
einem YroteIt beanttportet, Ser sic
nerdnberte Situation unb oie Span-
nungen Har erfennen lieB.
Sn bieIer Sage beriubte ibliebIi1
Sitler, Die @nglanber in Mosfau er.
neut au iiberbieten. Das' Niittel tpar
Ser am %. September abgeibIoiiene
grei7 7Wdbte-8aft, Ser als Milit1r-
biin6nis 5tpii6en Gem 8eid, Stalien
uno Sapnn eridien, in @irfli6feit
aber Die 4ufteilung oes nah &itlers
Mniiht bereits entibeioetro eeiblage.
men empire 5piiben ben Wdbten gum
3iel batte. 9fibbentrops ginlaonngs-
brief Der an Stalin geribtet mar, Der-
rdt Die Mbiiht, MuBIdno in Sic .2i-
auioationsgeielIidaft 0es britiiben
Beltreihes" nls Nartner bineit5uoie-
ben. Dies iollte Der Sinn Der 8erliner
8efprehnngen lein. Molotop aber err
fl1rte, oaB bie ltbSSN .niht um
Saoresbreite" BON ibren eigenen Gor-
bernngen abtpeiden aper6e. Gie bisbe-
rigen Grfolge Ger, beutihen @ebr-
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Bp1trllt Eltrr zrttmng mint ah!

sSHn on ieber 2r Sir Gage oieaeid 8snnns
5enns erbaten a nuS bir n mSs it, abres6etras
nsnenben 10 beeae u ab uubern rubs getraa
me' OOr bs5a6len fanuf &ir enSeu beue 3nus
Abbeaung bon ben gerluf snteu, remubes
enu sbubeu fir bic faboide gre6e.
Sa fann Sein abpnnemeut amf ben ,Obiuauuunb'
Soiepbinmm apm uen ee
snbem TDrmuar:
Evening star., 1950-09-17
MIDGET nurBnARnS

First heat; l-Don Whitfield. Mont,
Fails, Ohio; sEMrs' Eleanor Gn shskeshsft, issfa
White Plains. N. Y. Speed: 33.S09 mp h.
SECOND heat: 1-Brown; s@.Whitheid;
700; MRS. sOnsf shakeshaft' % 456. 0o wRitfeId 9h
wins tie by faster elapsed time.
CLASS A OUTBoARDS.
N. r; Mpoue S % Czech 'esan charlotte aefee n e;
EJames Campbell. Danville, Pa. Speed;
Bues@aa ssfSaa hsss Nsx York Pete5Tan eIy os.eh
Wotowitz, Hartford, Conn. Speed: 40.632
Total points: Peterman. 500: suckman,
469; Wotowitz. 321.
CLASS B oUTBoARDs.
u.p First heat. Ben JankoTssi. Tsi 25LH Glen
creech, Charlotte. N. c.; 3-Ashton Broad
dus: pr. FredericksburE, Va. Speed:
Total points: Buckman. e26; creech,
427; Jankowski. 400.
Glass C Outboards.
First heat: Doug Creech, Charlotte
n. c.; Hudson Moses. Washington; 3
Mex y o Allen, ,jrs Newport News, Va. Speed:
Second heat: ben Jankowski: 2-vic
Scott; 3~Jsmes Baden. Washington.
Total points: creech, 527; Moses, 4es;
Jankowski, 400.
Glass F Outboards.
TsSt 5sSt ea1t:sd dgen Ben JaHkoyski' Emil
Baden. Speed: 50.25l m.ph
Second heat: = Jankowski: q Vic
Scott; 3-James Baden. Speed: 1896
m.p.h.
Total points: Jankowski 500; Baden,
450; Scott, 395.
Glass Gu Outboards.
First heat: Doug Wright, Richmond
Va; Carl Breland. Solomons Nd; a
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Fencers Club Will Open
Season Tomorrow Niqht

The Washington Fencers Club
will open its season tomorrow
ngiht at Western High School.
Sessions will be held there from
$3.50 to 10:30 pm. every Monday
and Thursday.
A number of fencers of National
and international Importance are
members of the club, including
Col. Umberto DeMartino of the
Italian Embassy, former interna-
tional and national sabre cham
pion; Gustave Heiss, four-time
national epee titleholder; Col.
Fred Siebert of the Air Force, also
a former national epee champion
and Mrs. Diana Millstein, former
intercollegiate champion.
A full program of team COM
petitions and matches is planned
tins season. Persons interested
are invited to contact Harold
Newton, District 5700, extension
5565, or Owens 5227.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Two Defeats Eliminate Heurich From Baseball Tourney
Thackara and Coss
Take Net Matches
In Virginia Meet

Jim Thackara, seeded No. l.,
breezed through the second round
of the Northern Virginia tennis
championships at Buckingham
courts in Arlington yesterday,
sweeping past Merle Gulick, 6-3.
60.
Tim Coss also advanced with
a 81, 60 victory over Martin
Miller.
Third round matches and open
ing round matches in women's
singles and mems doubles will be
held today starting at 8 am. The
tournament will continue through
this week, with finals slated for
next Sunday. Yesterdays results !:
Steve sarapede defeated Ted Pierce, 81,
81. Hugh KigsE defeated Paul Hefferman,
Gre s e. ThsseE ss 6esa sfess Rsa. 1Csa asatsd Ms
fsated Damn Dan Murphy, s.s. ssi' ef 81. Zen 0s-
8-3. Jack sloat won BY default 1it'eSss over Ted
nTics enTwsll James ThackaEa h;: defeated Merle
/
tin Miller, 6-l, 6-2. Ed Richardson de-
feated Tony Mondello, 6-1, 60. Bruce
Newman defeated Sarapede, 6-3, 6-l. Bill
Clifford defeated Ashebell Green, 60, 81
Shelby Pasmore defeated F, w. Bruner
6e;2,;. 6e,2; 70 pr; Pr; Aris Garpousis won by de;
Prescott. 6-2, 6-3. Phil Neff defeated
Sawat Busparoer. 5-7. Ga, 81.
John Selby defeated Bruce West, 81
6-4. Robert Young defeated Rugg. 90
8,2. Frank Cantwell defeated Robert
Meme. o., SO. orme Wilson defeated
John Bucknell 4-6, GA, 6-4. Doyle Roya
defeated Anthony Mendez 81, 6-3. Frec
McNair defeated Cortland Ferguson, so
60. F. Shield McCandlish won by default
over Robert Davis. Bob Threadgill de.
feated Tom Walden. 6-3, 81. Capt Arthur
Dreyer won by default over Harry Ong
6-2; The Rev. George Tittman defeated
Richard Bruins, go. 6-3. Capt. Robert
Spear defeated John Pelfrey 6-2, 6-2
Allan McCarroll defeated Al Wheeler, 6-3
6-2. Wayne Van Voorhes defeated Roger
Heller, 60, 6-1.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Beverly Hanson Beats
Mae Murray, 6 and 4,
In Amateur Final
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA. Sept. 16. Beverly
Hanson won the Women's Ma
tional Amateur golf champion
ship today as she defeated Mae
Murray, s and 4 in an upset.
Miss Hanson, a bassoon- play
ing former newspaperwoman in
Fargo, N. Dak., astounded the gal
lery at the East Lake course with
a fast game which caught Miss
Murray off balance. Beverly, now
playing out Of Pasadena, Calf,
was expected to lose the finals
by a fairly large score.
On the first nine holes of the
36-hole final Miss Murray, the
24-year-old daughter of a Scot
tish golf professional in Rutland
VT, took two-hole lead. AS they
made the first turn of the day
Miss Hanson was ahead.
Rally Is Belated.
! Miss Murray's only rally came
in the tag end of the match wher
she won two consecutive holes
A birdie by Miss Hanson on the
32nd hole ended the golden an.
niversary national at the 6,521
yard par rs course.
j Beverly has won seven title.
this year in nine attempts. II
addition she won both hel
matches in Curtis Cup competi.
tion at Buffalo, N. Y.
When Miss Murray's shots be.
gan to spray and her score b,
holes varied from twos to skies
Miss Hanson's never went abov,
five or below three. When Mis-
Hanson lost a hole 1t usually wa
a birdie or an eagle.
After sweeping ahead to a 4 III
lead on the back nine Of tn,
morning round Miss Hanson
added to her advantage. I
reached 6 up on the 21st hole ant
again on the 28th. She laid {
dead stymie to Mae on the lat
yard oath and the gallery of abou
$500 got one of its greatest thrill,
when Mae jumped the ball anc
sank the shot for a three which
tied Miss Hanson's 8.
Birdie on Final Hole.
Macs rally died away on thu
SD hole when she topped hel
second wood shot and failed Il
compensate for it with a chir
attempt. Miss Hanson, as usual
was on the green in two and go
down in four strokes for a birdie
and the championship.
| Miss Murray was just anothel
contestant until she defeated Fa,
Crocker Of Montevideo, Uruguay
in 27-hole fourth-round match
The length of that match ex
ceeded anything on United State
Golf Association records goinl
back to 1919.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Regatta Summaries

Charles White. Pittsville, Md, Speed:
o;sSa a m'ph; . tnew .;I5.. 5-miie reco5dS o;..
Breland. Speed: 1876 m,p.h. (new g.
-i1H Total ipi5h points: Wright, 800; White. 700;
Breland. 700. (White wins tie by faster
7-Litsr Special.
FopFs pIFss hsst Esssx Md m xI5 Son FFinE n
AsSs NAaass; nISS5 ps;Eolt $eeo51d e &
Second heat aLs to & be run n today; H,
Norfolk. Va; q sagana XII. Frank
FoqIke; no other boats finished. Speed
Second and third heats to be run today
Pacific one-Desisns.
First heat: 1-Cherub, Louis Novotny
hos % Roys9 w pbsp PgTs Is%n g0gsr
ton: Va. Speed: 81 .933 m:p,h. 80,
Cook; Dover Del; ,;i;- 2EBob; ;o-Link; RobeE
VIM. Durr, Dover. Speed: 1928 mp h
Total points; Massis VIII $50; Katydid
Glass d Racing Runabouts.
Thompson, Edsemere, Nd: S-charpat
FIara. Frank Muszey N s7 Phlladelphia; no third
Class z R.eint uR Runabolts.
Hepry First heat; lIraGsr, Tracer Tracy Hill; Nc
Cambridge. Md; 3-Nightmare. Franci,
Second heat to be run tomorrow.
Presidents Cup (I6 Milesl.
First heat: Miss Pepsi, Chuck
Thompson. Detroit: 2-My Sweetie. Bill
Arena, Detroit; 4-Etta, George Sarant
Freeport: N. Y; 5-Such Crust I, Danny
Foster. Detroit; 6-Gale. Lee Schoenith
Detroit: Dee Jay, Norman Lauterbach
Philadelphia. Speed: 79.434 m.p.h. (nev
heat record for Presidents cup).
Second and third heats today
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Duel
AT Plate Expected In
Game

A batting duel between Bobby
Lamon, former Eastern High anc
American University infielder, anc
Tommy Sullivan. erstwhile Tech
High ace. is in prospect fol-
Wednesday nights benefit game
at Griffith Stadium when the
Police and Fire Department teams
meet in the renewal of an ole
rivalry.
Lamon has proved the star oi
the Firemen with a batting mark
of .409 in the East Recreational
League, which the Fireflghters
won. However, Sullivan, also an
infielder, went better than that
with a .544 mark as the Police
won the Anacostia No. / League
crown.
Col. Hector airing. general chair
man of Wednesday nights game,
announced that more than $4,000
tickets already had been sold.
All proceeds will go to the Ac-
tivities Funds of the Police and
Fire Departments of metropolitan
Washington and the Sesquicen-
tennial sports program. Robert C.
Simmons heads the Sesqui Sports
Committee. which is supporting
the Wednesday contest.
Clark Griffith. president of the
Mats, who has donated the use of
the park; Police Supt. Robert j.
Barrett and Fire Chief Joseph A.
Mayhem will head the procession
in the march to the flag pole.
Capt. John Winters will manage
the Police team and Battalion
Chief Morris Clarke will direct
the Firemen.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Porky Oliver Takes
81. Louis Golf Lead
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

ST. LOUIS, Sept. led
(Porky) Oliver of Seattle, Wash.
Jumped into the lead in the $15,-
600 st. Louis Open Golf Tourna-
ment today with a third round g.
eight under par, for 54-hole to-
tai of 200.
The 81 represents a new COM
petitive record for the Algonquin
course and ties the P. G. A. rec
ord for Is holes.
Porky's achievement set him
four strokes ahead of his nearest
competitors for the final round to-
morrow.
At 204 were Jim Ferrier of San
Francisco and Orville White OF
winston Salem, N. c.
Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, Ill.
and Cary Middlecoff, Ormond
Beach. Fla, last years National
Open champ, were tied with 205.
In the next bracket was Jim
Turnesa of Briarcliff, N. Y. with
a 207. Joe Kirkwood, jr., Of Hol-
lywood. and Sam Snead, White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va. the pre-
tournament favorite, were grouped
at 208.
Oliver was master of the putter
today. He had II puts on the
front nine, 10 on the back zine
In that last stretch, he needed
two puts on the 14th-from &c
feet.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Pinmen Competing
In Meqow Tourney

A field of approximately IS
of the leading duckpinners of
the Central-South Atlantic area
again will pay honor to one of
Washington's foremost bowlers
in the 17th annual Red Megaw
Open today at Bethesda 40"
Alleys. The first squad fires at
2 pm.
Among the Capital contest
ants in the seasons first major
tournament will be former
Champions Julie Singer, Billy
Stalcup. Joe Harrison, Howard
Parsons and Jack Talbert. Gene
Merriman of Richmond is de-
Tending titlist. The winner will
receive $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Brewers Beaten, 60,
By E|kton; Bow, S.,
To Baltimore Team

The Heurich Brewers, defend
ing champions and favorites, were
bounced out of the All-American
Amateur Baseball Association
tournament yesterday at Griffith
Stadium, losing to Elkton, Md,
60, and to the Baltimore Martin
Bombers, So.
Heurich got it's usually good
brand of pitching. but fell apart
afield. Jerry zanelotti, the usu-
ally reliable shortstop, was guilty
of three miscues against Elkton
and two more against the Bomb
ers.
Otie Printz went the route for
the Brewers in the first game,
giving up six hits, while his mates
collected four off Dick Whiteford.
Each team got six hits in the
second game.
The tournament will end today
with the three survivors, Elkton,
Baltimore and GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
battling for the title. Baltimore
and GAINESVILLE, each with Al
tournament records, will meet at
$50 am.
The winner will face Elkton
900 Immediately following. An
Elkton victory in this second con-
test would end it. However, if
Elkton loses, the final also will
be played tomorrow.
Thus Elkton ranks the favor
lite, for Baltimore and GAINESVILLE
must win three games in order
to take the title, while Elkton
needs only one victory in two
games.
The Bombers knocked off
Springfield yesterday, 4-3, while
GAINESVILLE clubbed Waterbury.
15-4, and edged New York Fed
Grafton, 80.
Holyoke, Mass, which had
81 record. forfeited. Holyoke's
team is composed chiefly of COL
lege students, who had to leave
for the opening of the fall term.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Oliver and ~ Others Entered
In D. c. Public Links 7ourney

Defending Champion Andy Oil
veri and two other ex-titlists, Earl
Marcy and George Graham, are
among 48 players entered in the
annual District public links golf
championship that starts tomor-
row with an 1S-hole qualifying
round at East Potomac.
Oliveri is a four-time winner,
having won in 1888, '39, AZ and
last year. Marcy won in 1912
and '46 and Graham in '48.
The field also includes Fred
Proux, jr., runnerup to Oliveri
last year, and Keith Kallio and
Julian Williams, qualifiers for the
National Public Links champion
ship.
Two rounds of match play are
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Soccer League Renomes
Lunqford President

Eric r. Langford was elected
president Of the Washington and
Suburban Soccer League for the
fifth straight year at the annual
meeting.
Other officers named were:
Warren Fletcher, first vice presi-
dent; Reginald A. Burton, second
vice president; Robert A. McFar-
lane. secretary, and David C..
Adamson, treasurer.
Plans for the league call for two
six or eight-team divisions.
Twelve teams already are lined
up for the tentative opener Oc-
tober %. Applications from other
teams may be filed with e. T.
Langford, 2241 Fortieth place
NV