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Evening star., 1950-11-10
Mats Wouldn't Give
Al Lopez His Start
Called Him Too Small

AL Lopez, who today was
named manager of the Cleve-
land Indians, almost became
a Nat when he broke into
baseball. The Mats, however,
let him slip through their
fingers because they thought
he was too small.
1t happened thus:
Lopez is a native of Tampa,
Fla, where the Washington
club trained in the 1920s.
Lopez used to come around
to the training camp and
work out with the Mats as a
batting practice catcher. At
that time, the Mats had such
catchers as Muddy Ruel'
Hank SEVERED and Benny
Tate and didn't need Lopez.
Later he was brought up to
the big leagues by the Dodgers.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
0ddsmakers at Odds
About Tulane S Edge
Over Navy Tomorrow
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 10. - Oft
beaten but still undiscouraged
Navy draws a bead on Tulane to-
morrow in Baltimore. with Coach
Eddie Erdelatz still insisting that
his Midshipmen are getting better
each week.
I'VE seem to be learning the
hard way, but one of these days
we really will click" Navy's rookie
coach says. "And when we do
watch out"
Navy, hard pressed each week
since September 80, will be OPP
posing fresh Green Wave. There
was an open date on Tulane's
schedule last Saturday and Coach
Henry Frnka's squad was we'll
rested as it boarded a plane this
morning for Baltimore.
Oddsmakers Can't Agree.
Tulane will rule a slight IA
vorite, but oddsmakers can't seem
to agree how many points the
Green Wave rates over Navy. The
margins have ranged from half a
point to half a dozen.
Navy scouts are advising special
attention to Harold Waggoner, a
170-pound scatback from Little
Rock, Ark. who may well be the
fastest man on the field. A trans
fer from Little Rock Junior
College, Waggoner runs either
from fullback or right half. de-
pending on who is in the backfield
with him.
The speedSter's record in Tu-
lanes five games-tWo of which
the Green Wave lost-is impress
sive. In Al attempts he has gained
a net of 345 yards. an average of
s.4 yards per try.
Both Beaten by Notre Dame.
The rivals have met one COM
mon foe this season. Notre Dame.
Tulane bowed to the Irish, 1879,
and Navy lost last week in a 1910
game in the cold and mud at
Cleveland. Tulane has beaten
Louisiana College. $40; Missis-
sippi, 27-20. and Auburn, $50,
while losing to Alabama, 26-14,
in addition to Notre Dame.
Navy's record is a lone victory
over Southern California against
five defeats.
Last year Tulane and Navy
played a 21-21 tie in New Orleans.
Tomorrow's game will terminate
two-game series, at least for the
present.
Erdelatz stopped scrimmages
here Wednesday and devoted
practice yesterday to devising
means Of giving Punter Bob Cam
eron better protection. Three
times this season Cameron's kicks
have been blocked and each time
they have cost Navy touchdowns,
Princeton, Penn and Notre Dame
benef1tting. Each block resulted
from a different failure on the
part of Cameron's protectors,
Erdelatz said.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
DaufhuiIIe Rated | 10 7
To Whip Paddy Young
By the A.socioied Pres,

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Laurent
Dauthuille. the capable French
man who missed winning the mid
dleweight title by 13 seconds, is
a strong favorite to whip tough
Paddy Young tonight in a Madison
Square Garden 10-rounder.
Sight unseen, the odds makers
have set up Dauthuille at to
over the game youngster from
New York's Greenwich Village.
This is Dauthuille's New York
and television debut after a series
of winning efforts at Montreal.
A crowd of some 5000 and re-
ceipts of $4,000 are expected.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Boudreuu
Continued From Page CID

above anything else." said Ryan.
And in our opinion AL Lopez who
has compiled an almost unbeliev-
able record is the man most likely
to produce one.
Naturally we are exceedingly
happy that Frank Mckinney.
owner of the indianapolis Club,
released Lopez from his contract
so he could move up to Cleveland" "
He said nothing was definite at
the moment in regard to new
job for Boudreau because several
details remain to be worked out"
He added: Whatever decision
Lou arrives at, he certainly has
our sincere best wishes"
Lopez Indianapolis Indians won
the American Association cham
pionship in 1948. They finished
second in 1949, went on to cop the
playoff and then captured the
Little World Series against Mon
treal. Last season Indianapolis
finished second in the AA and was
eliminated in the seventh game
of the playoff final.
Lopez, who lives in Tampa, Fla,
broke into professional baseball
in 1925 with Tampa Of the Flor
ida State League. Before the
Dodgers brought him up at the
end of the 1923 season he played
with Jacksonville and Macon.
In 1929 the Dodgers optioned
him to Atlanta of the Southern
Association but he came back to
Brooklyn in 1880 and remained
until he was traded to the Braves
in the winter of 1885.
From 1910 through 1946 Lopez
played with the Pirates.
In the winter of 1916, after 18
years in the National League. he
moved into the American loop to
play with Cleveland, in a swap
for Gene Woodling.
After the 1947 season he was
released to manage the Pitts
lburgh-operated Indianapolis club.
During his 19-year major
league career Lopez caught more
games than any other catcher in
baseball history-1,862.
He appeared in the 1884 and
1941 All-Star Games.
In explaining the surprise an
nouncement, Ryan said he would
have preferred to delay an
Evening star., 1950-11-10
BY Lewis r. Atchison

So badly battered that Herb
Siegert, guard on offense and
linebacker defensively may have
to play defensive end, the Red
skins are in poor physical condi-
ton for Sundays game with the
Philadelphia Eagles at Griffith
Stadium.
Coach Herman Ball doubts
whether Harry Gilmer's injured
right shoulder will be strong
enough for him to see much ac-
tion, if any at all. The coach
prefers to wait until all danger OF
a recurrence is past before using
Gilmer. and plans to start Sammy
Baugh at quarterback with Nick
Sebek ready to help.
While the situation at end, with
rockies Danny Brown and Roland
Dale nursing arm injuries, is the
worst, Bob Hendren's lame shoul-
der threatens to give Ball another
problem at tackle. The Redskins
have only five tackles, two OF
them rockies, and can't afford to
lose one.
The teams bruised condition
has not affected the ticket sale
and club officials today said 30,-
600 fans may see the game if the
weather is good. Ticket sales
already have passed the $4,000
mark.
Sebek has been brought along at
a careful pace since rejoining the
club and Ball thinks he's ready to
take over atquarterback If needed.
The Indiana alumnus is a strong
arm pitcher and hard runner, and
with a little luck might do a good
job in a pinch.
Those bruises on the rest of the
Redskins are the result of self
inflicted kicks after seeing movies
of their 24-21 last-minute defeat
by the Giants. The general reac-
ton seemed to be whether the
team. after losing six games in a
variety of ways. would be able to
find still a new way Sunday.
Sundays game will be the 26th
in the Philadelphia Washington
series. with the Redskins holding a
Evening star., 1950-11-10
jeanne Weiser Winner
Of Fencing Tournament

Jeanne Weiser OF the YWCA
won the ladies' novice foil tourna-
ment of the Washington Division
of the Amateur Fencers' League of
America last night at Western
High School, defeating teammate
EsteIle P. Silver in a fence-off.
Evelyn Hecht of the Washington
Fencers' Club was third, followed
by Sabina Godwin. VIC, and
Elizabeth Tecszar of the YWCA
Mems competition will get under
way at 2 pm. Sunday at the
YMCA, 1736 G street NV. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
D. c. Youth to Stort
For Syracuse Tonight
Special Dispoteh 10 The Stor

CLEVELAND, Nov. 10.-Avatus
Stone. 6-foot-3 quarterback from
Armstrong High School of Wash
ington, D. c., will be in the start
ing lineup tonight for Syracuse
in it's game against John Carroll
here.
Stone, who also starred as a
baseball and basketball player at
Armstrong, moves into the starting
berth in place of Bernie Custis,
who was left in Syracuse with
tonsilitis. Stone is a sophomore
Evening star., 1950-11-10

nouncement of the decision even
longer. This apparently was out
of consideration for Boudreau.
Ryan stressed he wanted to
make clear that Boudreau's dis
association with the Indians has
no bearing on our admiration for
him as gentleman and a
player
Ryan said, eve can reveal that
we have received a firm major
league offer for Lou as a player
but would not consider accepting
it without first getting LOUIS ap-
proval.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Eiqht Games Scheduled
In Bows Club Football

Eight games in five classes are
scheduled tomorrow in the Wash
ington Boys Club Football Confer
ence. The schedule:
SO-pound class-Alexandria VS.. Eastern
Branch 8 am, West Ellipse; Western
Branch VS.. Trinidad, 8 am, Western
Branch.
9O-pound class-Alexandria VS.. Eastern
Branch. 10 am, West Ellipse; Western
Branch VS.. Del Ray. 10 am, western
Branch.
105-pound class-Alexandria VS.. Eastern
Branch, IL am. West Ellipse; Western
Branch VS.. Trinidad. IL am. Western
Branch.
12O-pound class-Western Branch VS..
Trinidad. 1890 p.m.. Western Branch.
140-pound class-Merrick vs. Riverside
Rollers. 2 pm, Western Branch.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Lakewood Beuts Jefferson

Edgewood shaded Jefferson, 49,
II, yesterday, for the title in the
junior division Of the girls out
door fall basketball series spon-
sored by the District Recreation
Department, while Takoma de-
feated Sherwood, 1914, in the
senior section.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Terps Win Rifle Matches

The University of Maryland
freshmen defeated Greenbelt No.
l, 1,l26 to Ills, while Terrapin
No. 2 outshot Kensington No. 2,
1.107 to 1855, and Kensington
No. l defeated GPO. LIS to
1,084, in Maryland Rifle League
matches yesterday at College Park,
Evening star., 1950-11-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
foofRAll FoREGAS1$ y .ysstl sxk
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL

Predictions by OLD GEORGETOWN
the brew with the Id-T Top" Droft Beer Flavor
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NOTICE

Notice is Hereby Given, That the
following named person has filed an
application with The Board of License
Commissioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, for a Glass %" License to
sell BEER in Garrett County, Mary
land, under Article 2B, Annotated
Code of Maryland.
Name of Applicant and Location of
place Of Business is as follows:
Applicant: O. Halsey.
Location: Halsey's Snack Bar, Ri.
219. y miles South of McHenry, Md.
Notice is hereby given, that hear
ing will be held on said application
on June s, 1850, at 10 A. NJ,
at the office Of the County Commits
sioners of Garrett County.
Date Of first publication, May IL,
1850.
The Board of License Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland.
J. J. ASHBY, Clerk.
ADV. 11-2t*
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Markey Announces
Try For Governor

Brig. Cen y. John Markcy, Walk
crsvilIe. veteran Of three wars, life
long Maryland resident and the Re
publican nominee for the United
Stotas Senate in the 1916 election,
haH "nnouuced that he win be a can
didate Ton the Republican nomination
tor Governor, subject to the primary
September II.
4 Frederick county native, Cen.
Mmkcy was associated with the Ma
tional Guard for 10 years and for al
most 20 years was the commanding
officer of the old First Maryland
Regiment, now known as the 18TH
infantry.
The 1916 Senatorial election HE
first time Gen. Markey ever sought
public ottice-produced the closest
contest ever held in Maryland for
this position. The first official figures
showed that Gen. Marley trailcd his
opponent-the then Governor Her
bert X. O'Conor-by 1900 votes but
disclosures of widespread election il-
regularities brought about recount
and contest which dragged ON for
IL months before amy final decision
was rendered by the Senate sub
committee ON elections.
Iii World War ]. Gen. Marlley first
commanded troops from the regiment
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STEYER


Mf. ana Mrs Ray Goodwin Jf"
were Aoh"ted by a sefena"e given by
q group oil their InendS last NedneS-
DAY night.
Mr. and ms Lester Loughy, Mrs.
+. Vi. Pfopst. Mrs. Alice Wilson and
Glenna axe LoughlY attended the
last PT.A. meeting Of the year last
Monday night at Loeb Lynn.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Tucker were Mr..
and Mrs. b. NJ. Tucker and daughters.
Kitty Lee and Linda. Of Frederick:
Mir. and Mrs. Donald fucker. of Mid
djctown; Mr. John Wallace, Of Fred
cliek: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashby
and darehtere, Cora Ann and Carol.
Of Terra Alta. Mrs. Tucker celebrated
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

USED FORD PARTS bought and
sold at Gibson's, Mt. Lake Park, Md.
telephone 29-R.-Adv. 11-6t#
BRING YOUR JUNK and Batteries
to Kildow's Mill. For light hauling
see r. F. Miller, Oakland. 5-tf
BABY SITTING Agency. Spon-
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Joyce Rowan, No. 397, 35c an hour,
zoe after midnight 9-4t.
CONCRETE BLOCKS New Ma
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1937 DeSoto I-door,
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Z p. M. ADV 11-2t*
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ORDER NIST

In the Matter of the Estate of John Ruff.
infant
In the Orphans Court for Garrett County.
Maryland.
Ordered this 3rd day Of May. 1850, by the
that the sale made and reported in the above
cause by Edna Ruff Guardian of the said
John Ruff. infant be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
provided copy of this order be published in
some newspaper published in Garrett County.
Maryland, once week for three successive
weeks before the 2Gth day of May. 1850.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
VERNE r. SMOUSE.
Register of Wills
True Copy Test:
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Adv. lott
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
criber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF
EDWARD J. WALLACE
late of Garrett County. MARYLAND deceased
All persons having claims AGAINST the deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated to
the subscriber on before the 18th day of
November. 1850; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted To
said estate requested to make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of May,
1850.
CECIL SMITH. Executor
Oakland Maryland
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with plenty Of shade and water. No
bulls, +. d. Ayres, Deer Park.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JUNE and 6, 1850
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Evening star., 1950-03-27
Hollywood Diary
Bette Davis to PIuy l5-Yeur-Old
SheiIoh Grohom

marked. II have to live where my
jobs are," the debonair Doug re-
piled.
Betsy Blair is testing at
Warmers to play the wife of John
Garfield in THE Breaking Point"
It's very strong emotional part
and could establish Betsy (Mrs.
Gene Kelly in private life) in
front-ranking acting spot. Unlike
most Hollywood or-husbands,
Gene is roofing for Betsy to click.
The agent for George Sanders,
Bill Shiffrin, assures me that
George will get all the money due
him for BLACK Jack" The next
payment will be when the mega
tive is delivered to America. The
picture took 20 weeks instead of
10. The extra time gives George
total salary of $4,000" Shift
frin said.
Jane Wyman and Jerry Wald
went to the Academy awards to-
gether-with Jerry's wife, of
course. Jane and Jerry were to-
gether at last years affair, where
Jane won the Oscar for Johnny
Belinda" And Jerry then took
home the coveted Irving Thalberg
trophy. Lew Ayres was with them
last year, but not this time.
Claude Rains asked for more
money than is in it's budget, which
is why he's out as Disraeli in THE
Mudlark." I am sure that when
Irene Dunno gets to London she
will charm the British into &C
cepting her as the perfect Queen
Victoria.
Richard Todd will stay in New
York long enough to decide about
doing the lead on Broadway next
season in The Three Wishes of
Jamie McRuin." Then. April IA,
he leaves for merrie England on
the Queen Elizabeth.
Shelley Winters had a visitor
Gene Bearden-the other day
when Gene and his Cleveland In
dians played an exhibition game
in Burbank, within batting sound
of Shelley's U-I studio. I guess
Genes mind wasn't on his base
ball-the Indians lost to the St..
Louis Browns.
Ann Sheridan denies vehem-
emily the report that she person.
ally paid $4,000 to Fidelity Pic
lures to postpone her Man on the
Run" Il didn't pay it-Fox did,"
Annie tells me on the Stella" set.
They must think a lot of her be-
cause, in addition to the $4,000,
Ann gets her usual $150,000.
Ann Sothern returned quietly to
the hospital. But she is now home
and on the mend from her opera
ton. Ann is still fuming about
that Hollywood actor in Sun VAL
ley who invited her to dinner at
the hotel-then charged the feast
to her bill!
Keefe Brasselle plays an Amer
lean Army captain married to e
japanese girl in East is East"
She comes to a sticky end-jumps
into a volcano.
Released by the. North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1950-03-27

current competitive travail ir en-
tertainment. This one will be more
lively, perhaps, willing to try new
ideas in pictures and especially
new techniques by which movies
may be made cheaper.
Mr.. Wanamaker thinks he
might get along better with this
type of Hollywood.
He and Warner Bros. are talk
ing over a directors contract.
Both are trying to be open-minded
enough about it that it shall be
a different deal. Wanamaker him.
self is looking toward an arrange
ment that would permit him to
direct at Warmers. act outside
either for another studio or on
Broadway, and not be required 10
direct himself until he has mas
tered film making.
One of Wanamaker's great ad-
mirations in Hollywood is Stanley
Kramer. Kramer is the independ-
ent producer who made The
Champion" Home of the Brave" !"
and the as yet unreleased, THE
Men" They have had something
to say. but not at the expense of
being entertaining. They have
been made inexpensively. Mr..
Wanamaker thinks this is all most
respectable. and he respects
Kramer for it.
salt to the Devil" adapted
from the novel, Christ in Con-
CRETE" is much the same sort of
picture" Mr.. Wanamaker says. He
Evening star., 1950-03-27

His immediate project is Good
bye. My Fancy" at the Gayety,
which he is directing and in which
he plays the richest male role,
just as he did in New York. He
also is the hero in salt to the
Devil" British-made film which
will open the new Plaza movie
theater on New York avenue
about April 13.
Specifically. this might indi-
Gated that Mr.. Wanamaker is
making a profession of opening
theaters in Washington. Such is
not the case. however. This is all
mere coincidence growing out of
the fact that he is an active fel-
low. 1t is a type that might meet
itself anywhere, especially an at
tractive place like this.
Mr.. Wanamaker would not be
surprised if he, Mrs. Wanamaker
and their five-year- daughter,
Abby. turned up next in Holly
wood. He and the old Hollywood
have firted for several years, but
they really did not get along when
they got to know each other bet
ter. Mr.. Wanamaker thinks new
Hollywood is being born in the
Evening star., 1950-03-27

NOT YET GOODBYE-Kath-
crime SQuires is a member of
the supporting cast in Good
bye, Ny Fancy" 1Dhich starts a
second meek at the NeW Gayety
tomorrow night. (The theater
is dark tonightJ Leading roles
in the broadway hit 1Dritten
By Fay Kanin are played BY
Faye Emerson, Haild Stoddard
and Sam Wanamaker.