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Evening star., 1950-02-02
Retired Miners Rehired

Because of the acute labor
shortage in Swedish mines, lead
ing firms are urging physically
fit retired miners to come back to
work.
Evening star., 1950-02-02

Lebanon is turning to use Of
vegetable oils, so as to export It's
olive oil.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Jup Somuroi Swords
Put on Sole in Tokyo
BY the Asseeioted Press

TOKYO.-The Japanese samu-
raj sword. once a trophy which
could be won only in combat, is
now a souvenir item. The United
States 9th Army Central Ex-
change is putting 5000 of them
on sale for occupation personnel.
They'll sell for about $40 down,
depending cT size.
- I---
Colorado beetles formed a two
inch thick layer over 40 yards of
railway track near Varese, Italy,
and brought trains to a standstilI.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Suffolk Downs
BY The Associoted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse,. $4,000; claiming
4,year-olds 4; and up; 8 furlongs. . aoo
edidsHn eed Tss MaIiins hfhn9 $50 1fao fsS sS ssS
F Eye (Huggins) 500
AisO i@e' ranGbevotedly. ainoi Bargain Buyer,
Cotton Bud, Hy Pal. Village Beau, Beans
Jr., Red Haw, Four Chances.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
dse sf fSesMTa99ds eMa9as, and up fpriGngs pS
The f.psh Prophet ssE sssHumphreys> $50
sSsa 5s faiH Mix Faass
Daily Double. S5s.so.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; maidens;
! At IT, Genera SsearIock> 1920 seoo 400
HaPRy P|ws Bo1nd a.. .tclayton) $40
,o. Also ran69Nitro pusan, I Trust, Care
Lips TonS no1nS as 6 Late Mats Ca2e
Reynolds Bros. entry.
FOURTH RAcE-.Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4,year-olds and up; s furlongs.
sss sh1fHn Mn ssa1alsaa} 1880 lS5S S6S 3S 3
Dafdg ffme@i:ipEs, JOE iipssv0so $50
Belbeau, Fusileer and Top Foot
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S2.soO; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 6 furlones
Bounding Ace (Clayton) 1880 400 $50
AlNa avs nome tSpinaleJ $50 2.6U
Miss Pin Up (Tavares) $40
Also ran--Tattenham. Lou Delator, Ja-
como and Woodford Lass.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse S3,5O0:. allow
Rags To Riches clayton $50 400 $50
Golden Glover lBauer) 7,60 800
Wide Wing 3Wilson) $50
Also ran-The Globe. Our Slogan. Ath-
lete and Fugitive.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Paul Revere
Handicap; purse, $1,000 added; 3-year-
olds and up; q furlongs.
Thwarted lBeasy 14.40 $40 400
Cacor1o (RalaskD 7.20 $40
EquihaZe tJenkins) $50
Also ran2Aili At Once, Rabies, False
Front. Johns Joy. Emulate and Risk A
Whirl.
at P Morgan entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; daim-
ing; 3-year-olds; about lie ton the TURF.
Whippoorwill (TrenD 22.20 500 $50
Ration (Prevostl $50 $50
Bean Blitzen (Mafale) ESQ
Also ran@csiiassmate. patty's Beacon
and Speedy Heels.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; lie miles.
Grey. Beard (Gross) 800 $50 400
Schoharie (McLean) $50 42O
Instanter (Pollard) 4.20
Time-1:52
Also ran-Spring Tornado, Hibernian,
Sagunto, Placerville, Shasta Turhan, Mon
Torch and Step Loeb.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Blue Virginia Grid Squad
Beats Orange; Papit Hurt
BY the A,soeiaisd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
ga Blue squad. manned by vet
eran linemen and backs from last
years unbeaten FroSh, turned back
the Orange. 9-6, in an intrasquad
football game that ended the Uni
versity Of Virginia's spring practice
here today. A crowd Of 5000 shirt
sleeved fans saw the contest In
Scott Stadium.
Orange scoring potential was
cut considerably when John Papit,
fullback star. injured his leg in
the middle Of the first quarter.
He was helped from the field and
did not return to action.
The Orange scored first on q
one-yard buck by Steve Osisek in
the middle Of the second period.
climaxing a 60-yard drive that
began with recovered tumble.
The Blues scored on q safety
and a touchdown by Tom Scott In
the latter part Of the third quar-
fer
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Young Hurls One-Hitter
In CYO Leuque Come

A one-hitter by Jim Young was
the feature pitching effort in the
CYO baseball league yesterday
He hurled Blessed Sacrament to a
2O-1 victory of Sacred Heart in
the intermediate section. In the
junior section Jack McHale struck
out Is and limited st. Gabriel's to
3 hits as his st. AIMS team won,
40. Other scores:
Juniors-St. Aloysius 10; St. Joseph's S
Home g., st. Martins 10; Campus 6.
st. Mary,s Osndoverl, 13; st. Jerome's,
James. 8; st. Anthonys, 5. Intermediate
Annunciation. q; st. Bernadette's, 8. St.
Martins, 5; st. Teresa's. 3. St. Anthonys s.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 22.-Never
again. in all probability, will q
great. squat monster of an auto
mobile go roaring across the salt
flats out in Utah in quest of the
world land speed record.
1T is the end of an era, I'm
afraid" says John Cobb, the big
English fur broker who holds the
recognized mark of 394.2 miles an
hour set at Bonneville Fats in
1947.
Il haven't heard of anyone who
plans to have a go at my record,
and unless someone betters it I
do not intend to make any more
runs. I'm SO now, and I'll give
them five more years before I
chuck it," he said somewhat sadly.
Special At Show.
Cobb has been here exhibiting
the three-ton, 2,800-horsepower
Railton Mobil special in which he
set the existing record. Crowds at
the British automobile show have
swarmed about the long, silver
racing bullet.
She's still in perfect condi-
tion," Cobb said fondly. You
know, actually it doesn't weigh
any more than a good limousine.
when had it built before the
war it cost me only about $780,
600, but it would. cost at least
twice that now. I imagine that's
one reason the chaps are not
having a go at my record.
Another reason is, I suppose,
that just about the ultimate has
been reached in reciprocating en-
gines and that there remains no
real room for improvement. There
is nothing more to be proved,
nothing more to perfect.
That was always one of rae
ing's greatest magnets. Year after
year the cars got faster as the
motors improved, and the spec
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Auto Racing Opens
Al Manassas Today
Spseiol oispcteh 10 The Ssor

MANASSAS. Va. April 22.-
Harry Coates of Morristown, Pa,
and Skip Sherman OF Laureldale,
Pa. big names in big car racing,
will be among some 35 drivers who
will help open the Longview Park
Speedway's racing season at 2
pm. tomorrow.
Paul Becker. high-point driver
Of the National Auto Racing Asso-
citation for the last two seasons,
also is entered. along with q
father-Son combination, Ray
Dowell. ST.. and Ray Dowell, jr.,
Of Manassas.
Seven events, including a 30-lap
feature race. are on the card.
Uongview is 20 miles from
Memorial Bridge on Highway No.
234.)
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Ponder Wins by Neck
In $4,000 Tanforan;
Old Rockport Second
RN the As,e<iatsd Pra,a

SAN BRUNO. Calf. April "a
Calumet's l949 Kentucky Derby
winner. Ponder. came from far
back to score q neck victory to-
day in the $4,000 added Tan
foran handicap.
While q crowd Of nearly $4,000
screamed at his stretch drive.
Ponder triumphed in the time
Of 2:o22s for the mile and one
quarter.
The Calumet Farm star went to
the post as the / to 3 prohibitive
favorite. Steve Brooks was
aboard.
Ponder packed high weight Of
l29 pounds.
Old Rockport ran second and
was coupled with Macopo. owned
by Clifford Mooers Of Boerne. Tex.
Niche. gray Argentine-bred. ran
third. CALIFORNIA; outstanding
home bred. On Trust, was fourth.
Ponder paid $27o. $3.50 and
$210. The entry Of Old Rockport
and Mocopo returned 81 and
$2.60. Niche paid $3.50.
The victory was worth $27 $50
to the winner.
The track was fast. On Trust
went to the front shortly after
the start and maintained a two
length margin after the mile.
Niche took the lead mo-
mentarily. Ponder. racing on the
outside. was In close quarters. and
charged into the lead In the
stretch.
1t was strictly q four-hosse
race. Moor. the English-bred
owned by Charles 8. Howard Of
San Francisco. was a late scratch.
This was the 18th win in 80
starts for Ponder. The horse now
has won $4S0,775 and Is seventh
on the list Of all-time high money
winners
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Cobb, Record d-HoIder, Believes
Hiqh Speed Auto Runs Are Over

tators were thrilled at each new
advance in speed. They can't
expect that any longer"
Racing Pals in England.
Racing is at a low ebb in Eng
land since the war, Cobb said.
The famous Brooklands Track
outside London where Cobb, Sir
Malcolm Campbell. Kaye Don and
others once competed almost
every Sunday during the season
was dismantled during the war
and now is a housing develop
ment.
Cobb was ferry pilot in the
war, but he says it was tame
stuff compared to his breath
taking runs in the Railton.
mo sense of speed up there
nothing like the sensation of
skimming along at 400 miles an
hour with your pants only a foot
off the ground" he said"
Evening star., 1950-04-23
KeeneIund Results
BY the Assoelassd Press

FIRST RAcEmpuEss; $4,000; maidsns,
A6ss Aes.i.l p Sss Y N:j::. ij::.op, $40 ssS t;S
l%Rs1l:r FIN: o!fs%. ecH%1reh' $40
plssss Ne TOO. I Ins spin. Ss EISb.. ehislin t3G;
Switch: Mesabi. Erniss First. and fsir
Sc. SECOND RAcfaE-sur... ACE. su... sa,3so; allow
Grass Fire 1churchl $50 $50 2.eo
Abe's Choice tBaird $40 $40
coRRs,st9ns REm. olss. west } 2.eo
med. Grand Celia, and Classic Night.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. sl,75o; claim
5 Rso.aSscs seSS,sSS A. uII7 80 ssS %.s' 40
night FIN. cTas,fTs ! assT 'scurloco $50
Also ran-Polo Hishgood. Captain Bono.
sunaway. Corner Star. Don osullivan,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse.. $4,000; allow
sasso Famous .Ilef; shsfs aehures, %s aso $50 22c
Ari'!s Ari's None tscpTloeD $40 go
Ne1sis Tim. Msre s.fi 'MccrsarO ESQ
Also rsp.Princ.ss Dare Red Anita.
FIFTH RAcE-Pu...; $3.50 allow
Msif,. ifa ssaGts: Tsfis 5a.raef aes 1000 4SS
Thank You Sir tBaird) 4.20 2.e0
Dels1s 41m., 'segstEiSeD :stss $40
Also ran-Reigh's Comet. BeikinE. Cot
ton Joe and Royal Tuiip.
MI SIXTH o SAS.Lae SaS .1ira Ben Al H.naesD md
Mount Marcy tChurch) 500 ESQ 24o
Flying Disc (Nelson) $50
Also ran@Hah Syndicate. Dooly and
be. v whitney entry.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse. q. 900: claim
ing 4-year- r-olds and up; furlonss
cSIss.x.D cSnss Up c5,., sBsrd sSS sSoo
Treada Boy (Roy) 300
Time, l:2b%.
Also ran-Bold Lady. Princess Pine,
Great Plains, Top Me. Flying Raid. Bubble
Gum.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds; 6h furlongs.
Diamond Lane (Rivera) $50 $50 $50
Clear Day (West) 1880 R20
Burnt Pair (McAllister) $40
Time. 1:1Sb
Also ran-Hin Brookmiss, Swamp Son,
Melazina Gal. Jean Dear, Lady Patricia,
General Custer. Bidojo and Gay Senorita.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Jumuicu Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
2-year.olds; 5 furlongs. M o-o
Ham Bone (Bolandl $500 II. 90 $50
Lovely Hardie CRogers) $50 go
Odd Shot lBauer) 29.oo
Time, 1:ol.
Also ran,Bsave Bull; Fuel, 1Also5 Althosi
Herb, Richelieu. aBackgammon.
&C. T. Chenery entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, S3,500 claim
ing; 3-year-olds; furlonEsa ooo oso
ssnca Sailors tsS5snd csoias ouerin, 4'O 34o
Uptown (Weinsart) o.4o
Time, 1:13hs.
Also ran-aRope Trick, aInSolence,
euper-salesman. Blazing, Fashioned, what
lDaiiy double paid Se4 9o)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; maidens;
3-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs; m 40
ssaaTsd Agas 1Sn1snG tAroar' 400 4ao 4o sso ao
FiNIIe (Ferraiuolo) $50
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-Hyvania, Feint, swyndor'
Marx Him. avn1 Pavids eo Ghapse Ps4naae a9xpia'oF
aH L Montasne entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse,. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year !olds; 9 furlonss.o o ozo
5iBeIs FrenabilBepa GWoodhousei $50 800
Time 1:1325.
Also ran-chancelot Dorinda r. Blu;
sanda. Glare, a-Carmagnole. Due Reward
ana al IN n. Roesiins eiii entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year olds and upward; fur
Magic Words Boulmetis) 4.20 $50 $50
Baltimore Jim (Erricol $50 $50
Jacks Town CLindberg) 1000
,,,Ai Also rsnmMirabesu. nse,nb avs. s-Boom sOSm; ON I
a-J. C. Brady entry.
SIXTH SAGEIss ,dges Weoa SsarSsa %smOria;
Hill Prince (Arcaro) 500 $40 $50
Middleground (Boland) 800 $50
Ferd (Nicholsl 4.50
-ime-1 :433s.
Balkan. Lotowhite, Noblest.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse.. $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds, and up: miles.
Pellice tBoland) 800 2.40 2.10
bEown Moat !podsonl $40 go
All in Fun tBoulmetis) 2.60
Also ran-Nassau. Our Tommy, Hiya-
Sailor.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
inE6 hEs6fd 4Sefa,Grad 5soan ana uD SO mef sio $50
BAN (Boulmetis) $40 2.70
Fast Mail qaplacel 2.90
Also ran-oHick Retort Thiereelin.
Two Feathers, Flash OF Light.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Bid to Hold Skate Meet
In Colorado Recalled
BY the Assoeioted Press

DETROIT. April 22.-The ANA
teur Skating Union Of the United
States today withdrew it's invita-
ton to the International Skating
Union to hold the 1851 world speed
skating championships at Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo.
ASU President Benjamin Bag
dade said his groups decision was
made after ISU headquarters in
Davos, Switzerland, had insisted
that the American hosts pay full
expenses for "a European skaters
plus those of II leaders or coaches
from the European teams.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Mature Boy to RossIe
AckIes Wednesday

Buddy Rogers, also known as
Mature Boy" and formerly known
as Herman Outch) Rhode, will
face Ken Ackles of Hollywood in
the one-hour time limit feature
wrestling match at Turner's Arena
Wednesday night.
Dutch Schweigert and Marvin
Mercer will take on Miguel Torres
and Jim Austeri i ma two-man
team match. Two other matches
will be added.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Charles Town Results
By the Associated Press
BY the Associoied Pres

FIRST dEAcEruTse' c1d $1,000 claiming;
bevs 6evPsss sroom sh4eS, $3.50 SO SSo sSSo
shfrs FINE, saof i:sd: dauer' $50
mas fdyii, James M. S curley' 0fHsUH; HsWkwood GOD
Aress.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
sspSon sssisI n9s6z DsnnnaH.A MsD 900 $soo $so $soo
Ingerfire Pikor) 4SO
Time, 1:244s.
war a1d nabd che In Tsns RsSt YsTss Rns
/ DAILY double paid $780,
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
anssS1 anHes; s1yyearcolds; ye Ga fgsrlonss sG -oc
Kinf Time, sreeasns i :s4f okrat0 s'4c
Also '' ran-Hy Barbaree, Some Ann
Positive Miss Crokit, Covey Boy
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; allow.
ances: 4-year-olds and up; about 6 fur.
XisBsy Xsss HaRez sssb.4sss4, nsst $50 ssS ssS s
rintEai Time, Pfasshauer' l?fsss' 4,et
time '' Radec, Valdina e clown. T' f'0osn fSS
FIFTH ,RAcE--Purse. $1,000; claiming
Grecisn Breeze tshirey) $50 $40 400
Bulrushes (Wrights 5.2(
Time 0:5145.
Also ran-Maids Son. Bold Moment
Lady Tweed, Aylesbury, Scotch Sand.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000; allow
ances' 3-year-olds and up; about IA fur
| longs.
Make Hay Regalbuto) 42o $50 3.2,
Miss Prime (KratZ) $50 Z 81
Queen May (Carrillo) 32t
| Time, 0:502s.
Also ran-Trigger Moose, Arch Boy
| aJ. Paoli and 8. Delisi entry.
nss., SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, a,G $1,000; allow
Bullhead lSorrentino) ZOO $50 4.2t
Scotch Count (Santer) SSt
| Time, 1918.
Also ran--Tipstaff, Blue April. Firs
Boston, Gillie Young, White Easter.
,,I EIGHTH EAcE-Purse. 81, 1,Ooo; claim
Connie Morse lsor'tino) IL 40 $40 3.st
sticky Pussy tMcDermott) $50 3.0t
Rocky Play ~(Wright) All
Time. 2:134s.
Also ran-Expioration, Phariwin. Blenel
Halgas, Portal
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Runs Over Hash Night,
Cochise for His First.
Victory This Year
By Lewis :. Atchison
Stor Stoff covrsspondsnt

HAvRE de GRACE. April 20
ALI the speed Of Loser Weepe,
and all the riding skill Of Jockey
Jack Robertson were needed to
get Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt his
first major stakes victory Of the
year, but they made it with q
length to spare over Hash Night
here today in the $10,000-added
Edward Burke Handicap.
It was the first victory for the
5-year-old son Of Discovery-Out
done since the Vosburgh Handicap
at Belmont Park last September
and also Robertson's first stakes
victory of 1850. Vanderbilt's horses
went to the post 28 times in Flor
ida last winter before he got the
winners share Of q purse. but
Loser Weeper left no doubt as
to which was the best horse to-
day. He paid SO for q 50 wager.
The victory was worth $4,000 to
Vanderbilt.
The winning combination,
nevertheless, had to share the
spotlight with Apprentice Jockey
William Willis, a 17-year-old
South Carolinian, who scored the
first victory of his saddle career
aboard Retintin in the seventh
race and Jockey Eddie Sanders,
who rode three winners.
Loser Weeper Last ut Half.
A crowd Of 16,442 which turned
out for the final Saturday pro-
gram Of the meeting gave the
'Graw another million-dollar day
by betting $1,108.776.
Exactly $154.810 went on the
feature, a mile-and-a-sixteenth
grind, and Loser Weeper's hackers
probably thought their money had
gone down the drain when he got
of third from last and dropped
back to last at the half-mile pole.
Brick, with Ted Atkinson up, and
the surprising Cochise, handled by
Jimmy Lynch, set the early pace
and there was the favored Hash
Night, ridden by Johnny Gilbert,
to worry about.
CochiSe, winner of the Thomas
K. Lynch Memorial Handicap at
Bowie last year and 6 to / in the
betting. temporarily took the lead
on the last bend as Brick began
to lag: Robertson, moving smartly
on Loser Weeper, had moved up
to fourth and spotted an opening
between horses that would have
put him on the leaders f1anks.
Gilbert saw it, and got to it first
with Hash Night, forcing Robert
son to rein in and go to the out
side.
Hash Night Takes Second.
At that point it seemed like a
duel between Hash Night and
Cochise. 1t was. but it was a duel
for second place as Robertson gave
his horse crack of the bat and
sent him surging down the home
stretch. He was going away at the
finish while Gilbert got Hash
Night UP just in time to nick
Cochise by a neck for second
money. The winner was timed in
1:442s.
1t was a good victory for the
Vanderbilt horse, which earned
more than $65.O00 last year by
taking the Bay Shore, Valley
Forge and Metropolitan Handi-
caps in addition to the Vosburgh.
Loser Weeper had demonstrated
he was getting back to his l949
form by running third behind the
Derby candidates, My Request and
Middleground, at New York earlier
in the week.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HybIo Valley Speedway
Will Open Next Sunday

Stock car racing will return to
the Hybla Valley Speedway near
Alexandria next Sunday starting
with the trials at pm. The first
race will get under way at 2::30.
Wally Campbell. Grand Ma
tional stock car champion, and
Pete Harris Of Denville. M. are
among those entered. Harris suf- :
fered injuries in a spill at Dover,
NJ, last October and now Is stag
ing a comeback.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
London Loses in Tennis

Hill School of Pottstown, Pa,
trimmed Landon. 81, in tennis
at Landon yesterday, Tim --Coss
winning the only match for the
host school.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
A. U. Tennis Match OFF

BALTIMORE April % Especially
The scheduled tennis match
here today between American u.
and Baltimore U. was Cancelled.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Loser Weepe Comes From Last Win Burke Handicap at Graw
Huvre de Grace Chart


own " u Stevens values-s1e25 $500
Evening star., 1950-04-23

allowance
easily sEFIY PLAY hustled into forward position attained
cuPE trailer for than half mile
- TotaI Attendance-16442.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

apprentice
muu dRET1NTN $3.50 $780, $780, aoozo s24o
suse5 TefsonSed P when d d clear easily oozo
AcRFs nre Then ad put was match TOR
- EIGHTH RAcEPuTse claiming prices So 600 $500: 4ods
s5oS oEn Miles trainer T. '" camae Values
Evening star., 1950-04-23

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rally sER z M @ 4 % the ne ad @ @ % @
@ % o to % e @ the VE s xn n t ss adea Hash u ma naHa;
n vsed @ @ &
SEVENTH RACEPurse
Evening star., 1950-04-23

ance claimed
Seven pounds allowance
PATTY
a =
80 SECOND RAcEPue, 4yeaIds
uss 6 81 oDs o 95 s c. Smith; trainer E Decmh
Evening star., 1950-04-23

appren noWance waived
MsTAMRo
h6 o IS @ % G % Rss % iaak9E e of into ae ad
inside leaving the backstrtch
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Evening star., 1950-04-23

. MARYLAND DAY
$780, YARLE.
@
settled all
sOOd gate ehute driving
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son, Carter Brandon, Alfred Lo-
may, Mrs. Lomay. A. o. Bartell,
Marshall Dana, Harold Gill, Treve
Jones. Phil Grayson, Mrs. Grayson,
r. B. Maloney, L. Richards, r.
Stegner, Hariette Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Wrightson.
To Taku Point: bud Smithberg,
Rod Williams, Tony Frank and
John Eglsa; to Pelican: Omar Yo-
gums, Esther Yogums, Walter Yo-
gums; for Haines: Bob Churchill.
Going to Skagway: Art Littlefield
E. Peterson. Clyde Yemmi, B. j.
Londahl, lone Sherman, Marie Guy
ton, Carl Baker, j. A. Milligan, c.
Henry Martin, Paul OFT, John
Reilly. D. A. Mickels, Mr. Nordich
and Mrs. Nordich.
On Saturday forty were taken
from Juneau and 38 were brought
here by AGA.
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with strong throwing arms tipped
the ball around the infield.
Their great weakness due to lack
of experience was what base &c
throw to when they had men or
base;. not knowing the ground rules
proper place to stand; what base to
back up when one of the basemer
was fielding the ball. This will come
by naturally with a little more
playing experience.
The All-Stars should watch the
league in action, which PLAYS on
Monday and Thursday nights. In
scouting the players it looks like
about five players could hold down
berths with teams in the league
and it would be well for the man
ayers of the league to keep their eye
on the young fellows. The five
players are Billy Orme, pitcher;
Dick Forrest, pitcher (who has al
ready made the pitching staff OF
the Dept. of INTERIOR; Kenney Ka-
dow. shortstop; Richard Allen, first
base; and Ralp Treffers, right field.
The ALL Stars will practice Tues
day evenings and play picked teams
from the league on Fridays, start
ing at pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-17
BPR ANNOUNCES SALE

The Bureau of Public Roads is
offering the following used equip
ment for sale: one l2-ton WHY'S
pickup, one y ton Ford pickup,
two 5-yard Walters dump trucks,
one 1884 Ford truck, one 1884 11s-
yard Ford dump truck. so Cat
erpillar tractor, l 40" Caterpillar
tractor.
Several miscellaneous items con-
sisting of hoist. 2 hip. steam boiler,
Garwood bulldozer, air compressor,
Follower scraper, two snow plows
and a Model A power plant.
Necessary bid forms may be OBJ
tanned at the office of District En-
gineer Wyller in the Valentine
Building and equipment may be in
spected at the Bureau of Public
Roads Shops opposite the Waynor
Tract. Bids will be opened on July
81 and interested parties may bid
on any one piece or all of the
equipment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-17
TWO BOYS ARRESTED
AFTER F0SBEE APT.
BURGLARY YESTERDAY

Two boys, one IA and the other
Is, and both wards of the Terri
torial Department of Welfare, have
been arrested for burglarizing two
homes in the Fosbee Apartments
on Distin Avenue early yesterday.
Police said the boys admitted
working together in the burglaries,
one of them acting as a lookout
while the other entered the build
ing.
The burglaries were reported
after woman discovered one of
the boys in an apartment. She tried
to hold him, but he struggled free
and escaped. she told police Off
GERS.
The younger of the Two boys was
apprehended 10 minutes after the
burglaries were reported. and the
other was taken early today.
They admitted to the police that
they had taken $13 in cash and a
purse. The purse, said to contain
a government check for more than
$500, was thrown into the channel
from wharf, the boys told the po-
lice.
Both of the young offenders have
seven serious offenses against their
records. One was involved in the
burglary of Bert's Food Center last
April; the other in the theft of a
trolling boat at Sitka some time ago,
police said.