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Evening star., 1951-01-24

Every suit in this group is Kuppen-
heimer Exclusively ours in Washing
tom. Trojan weaves and Champion
worsteds. New and button models
in single and double breasted drapes
and regular models Not all sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Like Finding a Needle in Hoystock
Finding These Beauties at This Price!
Hand Screened Draw
GRAPE RIES
S2-n wide to po, - OK
o0-n long mr.
S2-in. wide to poir,
eo-in. long

Who heard Of getting hondsceened panel dropee for
only 1898 pair? Sounds like somebody's pipe dream, doesn't
it? But here they with complete print each panel!
See them See their crisp sparkling coors blooming notuo
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they look! You'll them for living room, dining room,
bedroom any room Kenneths Rose Abo Tropical design
COOL eosytoron royonondcotton Popular dow style that
opens closes by slight pull on the cord.
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Evening star., 1951-03-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
for you. The telephone number
here is National 1893.

for you. The telephone number
here is National 1893.
AND if it's EASTER HAM for
your menu, let us recommend
those from the stand of Allen
Hartman, No. 309. MIR. Hart
man has a wonderful assort-
ment of hams, and this is an
other stand that specializes in
only the finest of meats. Baked
ham, new potatoes and garden
peas-What better Easter menu
could you prepare for your fam
lily?
Mr.. Hartman's phone number
is District 1852. By the way,
"a reader wrote and asked us to
give phone numbers of the
,stands-that's why we're oblig-
ing with them today. Mr.. Hart
man will be glad to tell you
about his Easter hams, SO give
him a ring.
EASTERFLO WERS are
blooming in all of the Center
Market City floral stands, and
such beauties they are, too.
Don't wait until Saturday to
give that Easter order, but
phone Thomas & Slye TODAY.
They have wonderful lilies,
Easter plants and Spring bou-
quets for the holidays. The
phone number is National 1886,
and It's stand delivers.
REMEMBER, it's easy to shop
for Easter at Center Market
City. Just drive in to our FREE
PARKING LOT on X Street.
Use the service of our little
shopping carts at no charge.
Stop by for a visit to our Art
Show. Easter Shopping is great
fun at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th g. K Sts. NV.
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ZINIOS APIE PAKAR XII ISTISAI
XII AIDING Cos

Panasiq, tik dar daugiau, klai-
dQ yra ir P. Pakarklio apibudi-
mime, to Povilo Pakarklio, kuri
bolsevikai padare "teisingumo
ministeriu''.
Prof. V. Kreve raso:
"Pakarklis, kandidatas j tel
singumo ministerius, baiges Tel
siu fakulteta. Jis man buvo ge-
raj zinomas, bet ne is gerosios
puses. Turejau pamato j lai-
kyti nerimtu zmogumi. Oar stu
dentu budamas pasizymejo, kaip
veiklus "ateitininkas'. Krikscio-
niu demokratu partija tue metu
ziurejo j il, kaip busimaji savo
partijos sula. ! pirmuosius Sci
mus rinkimo metu buvO svar-
biausias agitatorius, "baGkinin-
kas". Savo prakalbose nesiskai-
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te su zodziais, kai reikejo isko-
lioti kairesniuju paziuru parti-
jas ar zmones. Buvo nesugyve-
namas, kupinas grieztos neapy-
kantos kairesnio nusistatymo as
menims, net savo politiniu drau-
gu tarpe. Kai j valdzia atejo tau
tininkai, jis greitu laiku persi-
mete pas juos ir ten irgi pasi-
reiske savo veiklumu, todel tau
tininku vyriausybes buvo pro-
teguOjamas. Bet, savo nelaimei,
prisidejo prie "voldemarininku"
kurie buvo nepatenkinti prezi-
dento Smetonos "demokratisku-
mu". Kaip salininkai grieztos
diktaturos, jie buvo surname per-
versma, kuris nepasiseke. P. Pa
karklis, nors nebuvo patrauktas
atsakomyben ir nuteistas, kaip
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kiti perversmininkai, bet buvo
ismestas is tautininku parti-
JOS" (Pabraukimai visur mano.
V.R.)
Vadinasi, nors prof. V. Kre-
We pabrezia, kad P. Pakarklis
jam buvo gerai zinomas, taciau
tik tick jis apie j 'tepasake. O
tai, kas pasakyta, is tikruju yra
ne faktai, bet grynai is orc pa
gautos paskalos.
Visu pirma, Povilas Pakark-
lis jokiu budu negalejo butt
svarbiausiu krikscioniQ demo-
kratu partijos agitatorium pir-
mQju seimu rinkimu laikais. Mes
steigiamojo, pirmojo ir antrojo
seimu rinkimu metu P. Pakark-
lis dar buvo tik gimnazistas,
Panevezio gimnazijoje. Negirde-
jau, kad Pakarklis, budamas
gimnazistas, tue metu butu kaip
nors ypatingai pasizymejes agi-
tatoriniais gabumais, nors buvau
tada toj pacioj gimnazijoj.
Povilui Pakarkliui esant jau
Students, jis butu galejes pasi-
zymeti, kaip krikscioniQ demo
kratu agitatorius ir busimas par
tijos sulas, tik treciojo seimc
Irinkimu metu, butent, 1926 metV
pavasari. Nezinau, kick ir kair
jis pasireiske pirmaisiais save
studentavimo metals - .prade-
dant nuo 1923 metu rudens. Bet
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-04

kitaip vargiai galejo butt tais
laikais, kada Lietuvoje aukstes-
mems pareigoms buvo pakan-
kamai kandidatu, baigusiu auks-
tuosius agronomijos ar kitty sri
ciq mokslus, kuriu Matas Mickis
nebuvo baiges.
zemes Ukio Rumuose buvo XII
tas panasia pavarde asmuo -
agronomas Jonas Mickys (ne
Mickis). Tas tikrai buvo veiklus
tautininku organizacijose dar
nuo studentavimo laiku. Gal
kartais prof. V. Kreve, paskai-
tes Mato Mickio pavarde kandi-
datq ministerius sarase supai-
niojo su anuo Mickiu, bet tada
ne visai tiktu pirmoji, jo ziniu
apie Micki dalis, kadangi Jonas
Mickys buvo kick aukstesnese
pareigose, nei "kuklaus valdi-
ninko".
Is to tenka daryti isvada, kad
anuo metu prof. V. Kreve savo
ziniose klydo, ir dabar, po de-
simties metQ, rasydamas atsi-
minimus, kurie, be abejo, bus
laikomi, kaip medziaga istorijai,
savo klaidos neatitaise, bet skel-
bia ja, kaip tikra dalyka.
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KODEL APIE TAI KALBAME?

Pakalbeti apie tai reikia, mes
yra visai naturalu, kad dabar
ir ypac ateityje juodu ant balto
parasyti prof. V. Kreves zodziai
daugelio bus priimami, kaip
"grynas pinigas", o jie, deja.
ne visose pasakojimo vietose to-
kie yra.
Stai jis apibudina Micki, pir-
mojoj bolseviku valia sudary-
toj Lietuvos vyriausybej buvu-
81 "zemes ukio ministeri". Sake
taip:
''b) Mickis. Jis buvo numaty-
tas uzimti zemes ukio ministe-
rio vieta. zinojau apie j tick,
kad jis buvo kuklus zemes ukio
ministerijos valdininkas ir gan
aktyvus (veiklus) tutininku par
tijos narys." (Mano pabr. V.R.)
Prof. V. Kreve sakosi, kad
apie Micki nedaug ka zinojo
bet visdelto pasako bent ta tru-
puteli, kuri zinojes. Tai kas gi
gall itarti, kad ir to, ka jis sake,
jis visdelto 80. irgi nezinojo!
O Matas Mickis, tas, kuri bol-
sevikai padare ''zemes ukio mi
nisteriu'', ne tik niekad nera
buves ''veiklus tautininku par
tijos narys", ne tik is viso nera
buves jokioj tautininku organi-
zacijoj, bet, priesingai, visada
yra buves aiskaus opozicinio nu-
sistatymo prizes tautininku poll
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-04
.KLAIDOS |R SPRAGOS
prof. Kreves pasakojine

greit viska pardave, ir daugiau
nematyti. Net Dirvos redakcija
ligi siol negauna nei pamatyti,
kaip tas treciasis Nemuno nu-
meris atrodo -.
Vienybe siuo atveju buvo lai-
mingesne: il, matyt, turf Ne
muna, mes jau isspausdino ir is
traukas is vieno straipsnio, bu-
tent, is prof. v. Kreves pasa-
kojimo, kaip il Dekanozovas mo-
ke sudaryti valdzia Lietuvoje. ;.
Cia tad ir bus kalbama tik
apie minimo straipsnio vietas,
kurios yra perspausdintos Vie
nybeje.
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KnTn KAEBA

Atkelta is 4-to pusl
tautinais drabuzias Momenta zada uzimdavo, ka iss
liejo ju dainos sokiai Akompanuoant iaudes nsru
mentp orkestu jp dainos sokia sreske zmogskosios
buities gu dzaugsma bel skausma. Tai buvo sskrtinis
liaudes konceras, iskylas igi unversalioo
vrsdniu kuri tenka sreiksti padeka meistrska pa
ruosto ansablio vadovui Alfoasui Mkuskiu.
vokiesiu kriukas, Bayreuth,
Alfonso Mkuskio temperamentinga vedamas choras
ddeu atsidemu atko nuOsrdzias, tick liudnas tick
linksmas etuviu melodijas.l BuvO galma tikrai pas
dziaug sutnga balsq medziaga ir puiku niuansavimu
Nors danos buvo harmOnzuotOs ir pritaikytOs mOder
nam danayimui tacau jose tebejuntamas primityyiq
lodijQ sodrumas r sviezumas tikrosos laudies muz
kos pazymys.
Gausi auditorija buvo suzaveta ir deknga uz prOga
isgirst reta, atokiau pramintq kelly esan Europ
mes kulturos lob.
Triersche zeituns 1s47 m. sausio
Alfonso Mikulsko gerai paruostas choras atiko dali
preciziskai spalvngai visai nenaudodamas pgiq
ir patakaujancq eektq. sokia atskleide bldinga jq
gimtosios zemes vazda Tesog sunku blu isivaizduot
grazesn regni kap ieuyaites ramia dainuojaneas su
kanklemis ant kelq.
Chicago Daily Tribune m. kovo1 d..
w rampq svesos kur spindejo jaunyste ir tautiniq
drabuzq spalvngumas gime gus rysys tarp dainninku
ir kausytov Ansamb sudaro so asmenq n j4 koncertai
prilygsa kekvienam sq denq geriausam choru Soisai
turf basus kurie atkrepia kausytou demesi Sokai at
klre nuotakinga ietuvisko gyvenimo vaizda Ypac
buvo domus vyrq pasoktas Ozes Tai buvo geriausias
iSraiSkOs sOkis
des c.oss 1850 KIDD ND ;o 1h 5s's:F"" Toronto Kama
Alfonso Mkuskio yadoyaujamas Ciurionio ansamb-
lis yra geros basnes medzagos r gera skambas choras
Ju danavimas yra placos apimes auksto staus Gus
lyrskumas yra v specalybe bet balsa r nostalgnese
dainose skambejo syena tyrai grynai Jp danayimas
tap pat yra spalvngas r muzkins isijautimas toks g
lus kad vien k darbu repeticijose nemanoma daninn
kams to ikvepti Ansambs dainuoa tik audies dainas
bet dainuoja tikrai gerai.
New York Herald Tribune 1850 m. spaio 2 d.
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Kazkas negera darosi SUI Ne
munu = siuo atveju kalbu ne
apie toll nuo cia tebetekanti ap-
dainuotaji Nemuna upe, apie
cia, Amerikoj, jau trecia karta
pasirodziusi Nemuna zurnala.
Is vienos puses - jis jiesko
skaitytoju ir, turbut, dar ne
'randa tick, kick reiketu, is kitos
puses - skaitytojai irgi CANA
sunkiai tegali j surasti. stai
Clevelande tas zurnalas, regis,
turi net keleta atstovu, bet tik
vienas is ju svystelejo viena
sekmadieni SUI pora desim6iu
egzemplioriu, apsidziauge, kad
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tika ir visa visuomenini veikima.
Kai jo giminaitis B. zygelis sa-
vo laiku pamete liaudininkus ir
istojo j Tautininku Sajunga, M.
Mickis B. zygeli grauzte uz tai
grauze. Toks jis buvo 'veiklus
tautininku narys" -.
Tiesa tik tai, kad jis zemes
Ukio R u m y pareigunu tar
pc uzeme neaugsta vieta, bet
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treciojo seimo rinkimines kam-
panlJos metu Jis aglraclJoJe ne
dalyVavo, mes Jau rada buvo Il
nomas, kaip ateItininkas, bet ne
kriksclOnlS demOhratas. 1926 m.
pavasarl gyvenau su Juo vlena-
me stuaentu bendraoutyJe IL
geral prlsimenu, kad sesl al
septynl to bendrabuclo gyvento-
Jal - studentai drauge eJom /
Aauno rotuse balsuotl, dar pir-
ma karta saVo gyvenlme. Musq
tarpe buvo ir Pakarklls, buvo
ateltininkQ, neolithuanu ir ne
prlklausanclu Joklai studentq
korporaclJal. Bet musu visu bu-
vo VienaS SutarimaS - balSuo-
JAIME uz, berods, Sta numerl,
tautininAu sarasa. kaip tik Pa
karklls tada lskele mint - pa
daryti mazute demonstraclJa
eiti prie urnos laikant. rankoJe
iskelta balsavimo kortele, vadl-
nasi, nesislepiant, uz ka balsuo-
jane. 1aip If padarem, nors ne
zinau, ar kas nors daugiau, be
musq paciQ, ta "demonstraci-
ia" atkreipe demesl. -.
Taigi netiesa, kad PakarkliS
"persimete'' j tautininkus tada
kai tautininkai buvo jau valdzio
je. Priesingai,, Pakarkli greicial
galima apibudinti ne kaip "pri
siplakell", 0 kaip savotiska "opo.
zicionierius is prigimties', ka.
dangi jis jau krikScionims de.
mokratams esant valdzioje buvC
opoziciskai nusiteikes prizes juos
o tautininkams atsidurus val
dzioje jis irgi vienokiais ar XII,
tokiais motyvais buvo tarl
nepatenkintuju ir 'maistaujan-
ciu".
Pc 1926 netQ perversmo jis
nesusilauke jokio ypatingo pro-
tegavimo, gavo mokytojo vie
ta Tauragej, kaip ir daugelis
bebaigianciu ar baigusiu univer-
siteta. (Jis dada babe Teologijos
fakuiteto istorijos skyriu. TIA
mokytoio vieta nebuvo jokia
protekcija, mes tai buvo tarny.
ba, kokia turejo daugelis, net
ir tas pats prof. V. Kreves We.
iau minimas A. Venclova, ku-
ris gi jau tikrai niekad niekc
bendra neturejo su tautininkI
veikimu -.
Taurageje Pakarklis priside.
jo prie savo laiku nelemtai pa.
garsejusio "Gelezinio Vilko'
("voldemarininku") organizaci
jos, veliau veikusios nelegaliai
turejo kai kuriu nemalonumu ST
policija ir del to turejo is laura
ges issikelti. Gavo mokytoj'
vieta Panevezy, berods, SUI So
lyga, kad dirbtu mokytojo dar
ba, bet ne maistoutu =. Neis
kente ir cia, kazkaip prikiso pirs
tus prie voldemarininku handy
to perversmo ir buyo nuteista
bene penkerius metus kaleti, til
lygtinai nuo bausmes atleistas
Tarnybos, zinoma, neteko ir is
vyko studijuoti. Ismestas is tau
tininku partijos jis negalejo bt
tt, kadangi j ia niekad nebuv
istojes.
Baiges Teisiu fakulteta buv
perejes j teismo tarnyba ir il
paskutiniQju nepriklausomybe
metu, nors ir zinomas, kaip pc
litinis opozicionierius esamai V,
riausybei, visdelto issikase nj
Xxi Kauno Apygardos Teisn
Perkelta j Sta pusl.
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Nv Bishop Fulton ,. sheen

Uv BiSnop
H..In, ever found n vss easy
sood. This u the srest
v most people make N
i'9 ssSn n. Evangelist. FOR m
svs Who Is praised for his
. .s.1,,y. once induced his mother
J. ~' -. political influence. and on
v ~ occasion, when the city
'a0s 30 samsrnans rejected Our
- ~ he and his brother. James,
w.. .'ssS Our Lord TO rain down fire
, s the heavens and destroy the
.,.v This was not charity.
"" t.ct there must have been
,.rdency 70 hate IN John, for
-, without sptness did his Mas
-. -. call him ". wanted to send
sowp lightning, a Son OF Thun-
asr But sometime or other In
iohn's Me ne seized upon the
weak spot in his character. name
". want Of kindness to fellow
man. and through cooperation
with grace. he became the great
APOSTLE OF Charity.
Moses Conquered Anger
Moses is another example. The
moral quality always associated
with him is meekness. but Moses
wa, not born meek. He probably
was very hot headed. quick-tem-
pared and irascible. He killed an
Egyptian, and that was not the
mark Of a meek man.
He was the first one TO break
the Ten Commandments. Coming
down from the Mount where he
had spoken with God. he found
his people adoring the Golden
Calf, and in fit Of anger smash
ed the Tablets OF the Law.
Apparently. the weak spot in
Moses was Medicines. But
he took hold OF the worst in him,
ana later on, in his attitude to-
ward the fickleness of Pharaoh,
the ingrsiitude and waywardness
Of those whom he delivered. his
patience 10 his sister and brother.
srd - r-o1 r, 20
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Boy Scouts to Aid
Handicapped

Certain selected Troops. Involv-
lne several hundred local Scouts,
VIII assist the Governors Com
mission on Employment Of the
Physically Handicapped helping
to distribute posters pubhclzlng
National Employ the Physically
handicapped Week which IS
being observed. this year oct.
7th-l3ih
Each selected Troop Will be
responsible for placing the post
ers in street level business Offices
and store windows. The posters
are to be placed on or before
oct 9Th. and should remain on
display for the balance OF me
month
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DR.. H. Ralph Jackson of =.
Nashville was chosen 10 head
the group called The Brother
hood. A committee selected al
Memphis on Public Relations.
met in ST. Louis az the same
time of the Laymen's Oreani
zaiion and gave impetus to
their plans.
One Of the first bits of leelsla
ton discussed was the Judicial
Council which was SO greatly
favored at the last General Con-
ference in Chicago
The Committee sat in with the
Laymen Friday al St Paul Church
and listened to Atty. Wilkins Of
Chicago who is a member of the
Judicial Council Of the Meth
odist Church.
Herbert l.. Dudley of Detroit
presided.
Other items included:
shall the word Catholic
be deleted from the Apostles
Creed
2.-Shall Departments be con-
solidated in the interest of econ
omy9
s. Elimination of last day leg
iSlation at the General Con
ference.
Encouraging better Pension
legislation
5.-Improved Methods of Elec-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-08
Scout Executive
Conference Set

EAST LANSING. Outstanding
leaders in national affairs n
Guiding two Congressman. Will
address the Ninth National Tram
ing Conference Of more than
300 Scout Executives when
opened Wednesday at Michigan
State CoClCleee and continues
through Sept II.
The leaders Viii tell how they
believe they Boy Scout Move
ment can contribute 10 the nation
in hight OF present day o'ld
conditions. Among them are edu-
Gators. business executives and
religious leaders.
The leaders VIII tell how they
believe the Boy Scout Movement
can contribute To the nation IN
light OF present day world con.
ditions. Among them are edu-
Gators, business executives ana
religious leaders
The conference Will launch a
three year program known ~
Forward on Llberty's Team
which DR.. Arthur A. Schuck
Chief Ccout Executive, says
seeks to help the boys of Amer
lea develop the kind of character
and citizenship that these mod
ern times demand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-08
Baptists Set
BTW Day

S J. Philips. president of the
Booker T Washington Birthplace
Memorial, has been notified by
Dr. D. Y JemiSon, president of
the National Baptist Convention,
I. 5. a, Inc that he has been
scheduled TO present an Industrial
demonstration on Booker T.
Washington Night" of the Ma
honal Baptist Convention, which
Is being held this year in Okla
mona City Okla, Sept. SO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-08

ton. There is d widespread dis
satisfaction with the gruellng
present day balloting for Bishops
and General Officers.
6-Equalizing General Assess
ments IN the church. Many of
the ministers and laymen feel
that burdenSome assessments still
plague the church.
THE report of the Compila-
ton Committee 10 the General
Conference before it adjourns.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-08
q Takes Strong Character 10 Master Sell

not entering he Promised Land
we find him described IN sacrc,
Scripture -. q man sxessdinsl,
meek"
Temptations Are Opportunities
He acquired msekness by faht.
Ing Ill temper. He rooted out a.,
worst Ia him. and with God
help became one Of the best O.
men.
The temptations OF the saint,
were for them opportunities TO-
self-discovery. They revealec
the breaches IN the fortress {
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-08
AME Ministers Plan
Action for Natl Confab

A group Of Ministers from all Districts in the AME
Church recently in Memphis Tenn ch efly prepare
progressive legislation for the General Conference in 952
n ChicagO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-09-08

their souls which needed to |
fortified. until they became IT,
strongest points. This explain
the curious fact about man
sanity people. that they ofte
become the opposite of what the.
seemed to be.
When we hear OF holiness o
certain souls. our first reaction
is: Il knew him when - Be
tween the then and the nov
has INTERVIEWED a battle, in which
selfishness lost and faith won.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Indians Can Lay Pennont Loss to Bunts

shown any speed. much less bunt.
ing ability all season and they tar
us crazy" Lopez said. They were
all perfect bunts and there simply
is no defense against a perfect
bunt. although they may make
you look silly"
Knowing that time has JUS
about run out for the Indians
Lopez said the only way the Tribe
would concede the pennant loss
was when it was official.
Detroit Manager Red Rolfe
didn't contribute anything to Lo.
Ipez' comfort. II feel that aftel
winning three straight at home
we can knock off those two left
in Cleveland" Rolfe said.
1t was sweet revenge for the tt
gers, who last year were knocked
out of pennant contention as the
Indians won five of the last si1
games played between the two
teams.
Up until the brutal Tiger treat.
ment of last week end. the Indians
had trimmed Detroit in 16 out Of
II starts this season,
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting biased on $50 times at batl-
!sa5. Eain' Philadelphia 'Sf'' Min0'0' Chicago
Runs-Di Maggie, Boston. and Minoso.
Chicago, Ill.
Runs batted tn--zernial. Philadelphia.
127; Williams, Boston. 1913.
Detroit, 49,.
Boston: Minoso Chicago; Ken. Detroit;
YoSt. Washington t34).
Triples-Minoso, Chicago, IA; Fox and
Coleman, Chicago. 10.
Home runs-Zernial PHILADELPHIA, 30;
Williams, Boston, 80.
Stolen bases--Minoso, Chicago. 81;
Busby, Chicago, 26
Pitching (based on 10 decisions kim
ger; ger Boston, S = SAC; Felier, Cleveland.
733' ~ '-N' '--'' ''"Oe'''''A' l.
strikeopts New York. 159;
Lemon. Cleveland, 1872.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nIs;Ii Batting bassd ss9. on sSo times At 9st&-
delphia, .341.
Runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh, 1913; Musial,
st. Louis. 1872.
Runs batted in-Irvins, New York, 11s:
Musial, st. Louis. and Gordon, Boston, 106.
Musial, st. Louis, POP.
Doubles-Dsrk. New York. 50; Kluszew.
ski, Cincinnati, 35.
Triples-Musial, st. Louis, IL; Bell,
Pittsburgh. and Baumholtz, Chicago II
Home runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh, Alt
HODGES, Brooklyn. 80.
Stolen bases-Jethroe, Boston, 35; Ash.
burn. Philadelphia, 20.
Pitching biased on 10 decisions)-Roe.
BROOKLYN, 22-2, .917; Maglie, New York,
22-6, .1S6.
Strikeouts-Spahn. Boston, 15s; New.
combe. Brooklyn, 14S
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The biggest threat to Tennessee S
supremacy in the Southeastern
Conference will come from Ken
lucky and Alabama, and since
Tennessee plays both Of these
teams, it is my belief that they
will leave no doubt as to their right
to the throne.
Competition for the No. 2 spot
will be keen between Kentucky
and Alabama with Georgia being
the dark horse. In addition, the
team to watch may be Bob Wood
ruff's Florida Gators, although
they seem to be a year away from
championship consideration. Othel
first division threats with LSU
Mississippi Georgia Tech and Mis-
sissippi State. Since the champion
of this conference usually ha'
priority on the Sugar Bowl biz
we look for Tennessee to be wei
on its way to New Orleans as ON
of the strongest representatives tn
conference has sent in many years
One of the seasons best pen
nant races looms in the Southern
Conference. Maryland, Nortl
Carolina and Duke all posses
power enough to reach the No. !
spot. The most important gam
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Observation-Disclosures
Majors Best Record Since '28
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-The
major leagues today boast IL
pitchers who have won 20 games
each. the most since they had
this number in 1928.
Vic Raschi of the New York
Yankees became the fifth Ameri-
can Lacquer to reach the charmed
figure yesterday with a 6-1 tri-
umph over the Boston Red Sox.
Murry Dickson of the Pirates
swelled the National League total
to six with 30 f1ve-hitter
against the Cincinnati Reds.
The record for 20 game winners
was made in 1903 when II pitch
ers won 20 or more. That figure
was equalled in 1905 and again
in 1920.
The American League high of
10 was established in 1907 and
duplicated in 1920. The National
League high Of nine was first set
in 1901. reached again in 1903 and
for the third time in 1914.
It was the third straight 90
game season for Raschi, but the
first for Dickson.
Dickson's Pittsburgh teammates
Iare proud of his achievement. but
they're pulling against him on
one score. They don't want to
finish last even though that even
tuality would make little Murry
the first National League pitcher
since 1903 to win 20 games for a
tail-end club. Bob Wicker did
it for the Cardinals 48 years ago.
The list of 20-game winners
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follows, with their win total in
parentheses:
Bob Feller, Cleveland (22).
Preacher Roe, Brooklyn (22).
Sal Maglie, New York Giants
(22).
Warren SPAIN, Boston Braves
CID.
Robin Roberts, Phillies (21).
Vic Raschi, New York Yankees
(2O).
Ed Lopat, New York Yankees
(20D.
/ Early Wynn, Cleveland COO.
Mike Garcia, Cleveland 600.
Larry Jansen, Giants (20).
Murry Dickson, Pittsburgh COO