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Evening star., 1951-04-09
Arcade Pontiac Rates
Area CAGE LaureIs

Arcade Pontiac today can lay
claim to the mythical Washington
area basketball championship fol
unlimited teams.
The Indians are the titlists
of the Greenbelt Invitation tour
Inament, which saw practically all
the top unlimited fives in action
Arcade took the crown with a
$3.50 victory over Clifton Liquors
last night at Greenbelt High
School.
Lennie Mills pumped in a last
minute field goal to give Arcade
the victory, while Ace Adler, for
Imer George Washington Univer-
Isity star, led the Arcade scoring
with 18 points. John Lumpkin,
another Arcade star, was named
outstanding player of the tourna-
ment.
Henderson ESQ took third
place with a 66-65 victory over
Crown Tile in the preliminary.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Melbourne 0lympics Host
In So, Australian Insists
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SYDNEY. April g. Despite
published reports of opposition in
Victoria State the 1856 Olympic
Games will be held in Melbourne
as scheduled, a member of Aus
|tralia's Olympic Organizing Com
|mittee said today.
Secretary Edgar Tanner of the
committee said Australian Olym-
pic officials want every country to
know the games will be held in
Melbourne as planned. He said
he made the statement "to end
international uncertainty"
Barring war, Tanner said, Mel
bourne is going to get the job done
Speculation that Melbourne,
capital of the state of Victoria,
might give up the games was
widely publicized last week,
Evening star., 1951-04-09
By Angelina J. CorobeIli

Freddie Jackson. appearing in
what was one of his final Junior
events because he will be 18 later
in the month. yesterday piloted
Mrs. William Dillon's April Dawn
to the lead in the Washington
Bride Trails Associations junior
member grand championship.
Competing in yesterdays initial
Junior event at the Equitation
Field in Rock Creek Park. Freddie
and the little dun-colored mare
took both the junior working
hunters and the junior knock
down -and-out and placed second
in the warm-up for a 13-poin;
score.
Close behind with II points was
Joe Smith with his exceptionally
fine performer, Flick. Flick is
equally at home in the hunt field
hunter, trials, show ring and on
the bride paths, a combination
seldomly achieved. Flick was
winner of the Junior hacks, placed
in the junior working hunters and
the junior handy hunters for her
score.
Laura Lee Shreve of Arlington,
q youngster who always is a
threat, accounted for a blue and
a third to be well up in the scor-
ing. Gary Gardner, substituting
Evening star., 1951-04-09
AlI-Stars Beat Trotfers
With Record Score
By the Assoeioted Press

KANSAS CITY, April 9.-The
College All-Stars picked up their
second victory last night in their
cross-country basketball tour with
the Harlem GlobetrotterS.
The Globetrotters. who have
eight wins, and the All-Stars con-
tinue the series tonight at Pasa-
dena, Calf.
The All-Stars had an easy time
last night-jumping to a 51-39
half time lead and then rolling to
an 85-76 triumph. The IS points
represented new record for a
team total. The previous high
team score in the two-year series
was 10, set last year by the ALI
Stars.
Jim Slaughter. South Carolina
center, led the All-Stars with "a
points. A crowd of 1882 watched
the game in Municipal Auditorium
Saturday night the Globetrotters
romped to a 69-58 victory over the
All-Stars in Chicago stadium be-
fore a crowd of 1886.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Four Women Enter
Golf Hall Of Fame
By the Associated Press

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 9.-The
big Four" of present-day women's
professional golf have been named
to join six amateur charter mem
bers in the Hall of Fame of
women's golf.
Babe zaharias of Tampa, Fla,
was first choice, the halls Board
|of Selectors announced yesterday.
Winner of every major title in
women's golf, she polled nine votes.
Louise Suggs of Carrollton, Ca,
received eight votes; Patty Berg of
Minneapolis got seven, and Betty
Jameson of San Antonio, Tex,
four.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
By Ben McAIwee

Low-average bowlers still are
dominating the handicap tourna-
ments with Joe Haskins of the
Washington Gas Light League the
victor in the fourth annual Monk
Fraser Memorial event with a
five-gaIne 727 gross score. It
included a full handicap of 155
pins.
The little-known 97-average
pinman went to town at Lucky
Strike yesterday with games OF
1870, 100, 112, 129 and 101 to
nose out Emil Rykosky, 112-aver-
age Pop Crawley Memorial
League roller by one pin for the
$100 top prize. Rykosky, rating
80 free pins. tailed 646 from
scratch with strings of ia. 1856
1856. 1877 and 1913. His 726 count
netted $50.
Only recently Bob Bolen, g
102-average roller in the Veter-
tans Administration loop. won the
23d annual Bill Wood Dub with
49-709 and Arthur Farber, who
rolls at the same pace in the
Hebrew League, annexed the Hy-
attsville Handicap with 130-763.
Bill Dunigan,- Arcade Pontiac
team star of the Minor District
League. finished third in field o1
81 with 720. He tackled together
Ia 35-pin handicap and the tourna-
ment's high scratch set of 685 tc
collect $50.
Other prize winners were Wal
lace Rollins, 125-719 ($20); War
rem Strip Of Baltimore, 125-711
($17.5O; Paul Yates, 135-701
($15): Bill Ulrich, 110-697
($12.50: George Morrison, 105-
693 $50; Edmund Funkhouser
60-692 ($9); Johnny Burger, 35-
$50 ($7.50); Alfred Gill, 22O-69C
$3.50; Harry Stewart, 30-68f
($6); Jack Crowl 90-685 ($5)
Frank Lagnailo. 90-685 ($5). Bof
Evening star., 1951-04-09
RoYas' Sailing Team Best
OF I Colleges in Regatta

Georgetown University's sailing
team defeated six other schools
in a two-day septagonal regatta
held over the week end off Buz-
yards Point.
The Hoyas compiled 81 points,
while Army finished a close Sec
ond with SO. George Washington
was third with 80, followed by
Navy, 70; North Carolina, Sc;
Maryland. So, and st. Johns OF
Annapolis, Al.
Individual honors went tc
Army's Dave Carter in class A
with 80 points and Georgetown's
Frank Flaherty in class B with
AZ points.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Half Owner to Fly From Europe
If Interpretation Enters Derby

in Europe and shipped them to the
Nevada ranch.
| However, several years ago Lytle
decided to move some of the better
ibroodmares to California in order
that their offspring would be
Eligible for California-bred races.
One of the mares sent to Cali
Ifornia was Baydore from a good
producing French family. She was
mated with the imported stallion
Reading II which j. H. Ryan had
imported from Australia. The re-
suit of this breeding was Interpre-
ltation.
The stable has depended on it's
purchases for it's racing stock, in
asmuch as its own breeding opera
tions have not been too extensive.
One Of the. .ranch's best purchases
was that of Owners Choice, which
was bought from John D. Hertz.
Neither the K. r. Potter Ranch
stable or any one connected with
lit has ever taken a shot at the
Derby prize previously. The per-
lformance of Interpretation on the
coast. however, indicates that he
may be formidable contender.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Fred Jackson With April Dawn
Leads Bride Trails Juniors

for sister Randy who came down
with measles just before the
show, did nobly winning the
Junior warm-up and fourth in
the knockdown- and-out with
Troubador, and riding his owr
pony Misty accounted for second
in the same class.
Others showing well included
Betty Coffey with Lady Amber
Alden McKim Cranes Tarlac rid.
den by Frances "Snowdy" Hill
Toni Brewers Stinker, defending
her 1850 championship; j. B
MacWilliams' Grayson Girl rid.
den by Barbara Goodell, L. Stan.
ley Jones Ricochet ridden b,
Elaine Borland and Mozell P
Hughes Champ ridden by Pegg,
Wright,
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Mats

Continued From Page A-15.)
Reds have slammed Washington
pitching for 10 hits and among
those blows have been 13 dou-
bles and three homers. Over the
same stretch the Mats have ac-
cumulated only three extra base
hits.
AS a demonstration of the all
encompassing slump of the Mats
Yost has gone .hitless in his last
10 attempts. Vernon in 13 and
Noren in 10. Mele, batting. 1913
has obtained only three hits in
his last II tries.
In an effort to create some
competition for jobs and wake
up the club. Harris is employing
hustling Gene Verble more ex-
ltensively. Verble filled in al
shortstop yesterday and was tc
take Case Michaels' place at Sec
ond base today.
Verble failed to add anything
to the Mats attack yesterday
although fielding superbly, bu
Harris indicates he'll give thu
slight rookie a chance to make
the grade at either second bast
or shortstop. Harris won't oper
the season with Verble because h,
doesn't like to put that mucl
pressure on youngster, bu
Bucky says, latter the seaso,
starts. Verble could win a jol
if somebody slips"
The Mats and Reds continu
their road show tomorrow a
Durham and Wednesday a
Lynchburg, where the Mats vii
be happy to be rid of them. TIL
Mats move into Griffith Stadium
Thursday night for an exhibition
with the Dodgers.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Macmillan Sailing Trophy
Won by MIT's vigiIant
Nv the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April o.
Massachusetts, Techs Vigilant
sailed to victory yesterday in the
Macmillan Cup races.
The NIT yawl, piloted by How
ard Fawcett, ran second yesterday
behind Harvard. but its two-day
total of 21A points took the Mac
MILAN Cup.
Harvard tackled too close to the
finish line in Saturdays race, and
rammed with the Cornell craft
That disqualified the Harvard
yawl.
NIT placed first Saturday, and
with yesterdays second spot over
the choppy waters of the Severn
River, outdistanced the nearest
rival, Brown, by ga points.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
smith Needs .K0 Win
tonight Over LeBrun
10 Improve Standing

Featherwelght Gene Smith Of
Washington will be aiming for a
knockout tonight when he faces
Leo LeBrun, veteran, of Canada
in the 10-round feature fight at
Turner's Arena.
Smith has won all 21 of his
Ipro battles. Is by knockouts. but
lin his last bout with Proctor
IHeinhold he was not overly inn
lpressive while winning. He showed
he can use more experience against
top p-notchers, which is what he'll
be getting against LeBrun to-
might.
LeBrun is a cagy fighter who
doesn't stand still and let the
likes of Smith score with easy
punches. The District youngster
will have to work for everything
he gets. Smith is reported a bit
hurt. by the criticism he received
Iafter winning the last time out
and Is prepared to show his
critics he can win impressively
over the distance. A knockout
victory would be good for MIN,
but even if he doesn't stop the
Canadian, he says he's In shape
to go the full 10 rounds az top
speed.
Smiths big District feather
weight rival, Jimmy Cooper, al
ready is booked for the main
event opening the outdoor season
lat Griffith Stadium May Z, and
Smith looms as his likely oppon-
Ient. Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
lis holding up announcement that
Smith is the boy, however, until
he sees how Smith goes this time.
Two five-rounders head the pre-
Iliminary card, Eddie Gilchrist
against Joe Coffey Wilkinson,
Ifeatherweights. and AL Winn, a
Istablemate of LeBrun's, against
Johnny Holt. hght-heavyweights.
Three four FOUNDERS also are
booked. the first starting at 8:45
pm. One will mark the pro debut
of Hunce Lanier, District Golden
Gloves-AAU middleweight cham
lpion. who is passing up trip to
the National AAU tourney in
Boston this week for this chance
to enter the fight-for-pay game.
His opponent will be Wesley
Smith.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
c. P. Dunnine Scores
In Manor Club Event

c. P. Dunning won Manor Club.
blind bogey tournament yester.
day with an 85-13-72. Other
prize winners were Don Pratt
85-7-78; C. E. O'Daniels, 73-
Til; j. A. Pratt, 75-0-75; j. w
Bisselle. 87-12-75; o. w. Funk
93-18-75: Ray Fleming, 81
I6-75, and William Cassonn, 49,
! 1875.
Evening star., 1951-04-09

line fracture OF a wrist bone April
! when struck by pitch.
Bobo NeWsoIl. erstWhile major
Lacquer, felt the wrath of the Bos-
ton bats in the second game.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. = The
Phillies and Pirates continue their
six-game exhibition series here
tonight under the lights.
The Bucs are one behind in the
three games played. The Phils,
National League champs, have a
14-11 Grapefruit Circuit record
against major league competition.
Their intra- State rivals have won
IL of 90.
A ninth inning run produced on
a double by Del Ennis. a sacrifice
and an outfield fly gave the Phils
"a 1919 decision yesterday at New
Orleans. Jim Konstanty hurled
two hitless innings to receive
credit for the triumph. Three
Phils homered.
Ralph Kiner got the only home
run for the Bucs. It was one of
the longest of his almost
500 feet into the centerfield
bleachers.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.-Don New
combe, ace righthander of the
Dodgers, keeps telling Manager
Charlie Dresser 'I'll be ready
when the season starts" But the
big curve -baller has shown little
of the form which won him 19
games last season.
Newcombe had planned to
pitch a full game against Atlanta
yesterday. But the Crackers
routed him in the seventh inning
with seven-run blast and in all
got IA hits off him.
The Dodgers won't forget At
lanta-or Kirby Higbe-for some
time. The Crackers knocked off
the Brooks, 8-6, and "Ole" Higbe,
a one-time Dodger, went the dis
tance.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.-Bobby
ISchantz became the first pitcher
OF the Athletics to go the route
on the exhibition swing as he
held Baltimore to four hits yes
terday for a IL win.
Home runs by Eddie Joost,
Kermit Wahl and Sam Chapman
helped Shantz to victory as the
AS hammered II hits.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Women in Team Match
on Turner's Mot Bill

A women's team match, mems
team match and a bout between
Gene (Mr. America) Stanlee and
Frederic Won Schact are sched-
Iuled for the weekly wrestling show
Wednesday night at Turner's
Arena.
Cora Coombs and Lillian Bitter
will team against Dot Dotson and
IMillie Stafford in the women's fea-
sure, while the Lorti Brothers,
Bob and Paul. will oppose Ivan
IKamoaroff and Tom Steele.
The "Mr. America"-Von Schact
battle is scheduled for so minutes,
one fall for the finish.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
DR.. Paul Zehfuss Wins
Belle Haven Golf PIny

DR.. Paul zehfuss' 81, minus a
16 handicap for net sc, won the
Belle Haven handicap tournament
by four-stroke margin over H. B.
Norton, S5-15-70, and Nick de-
Tally, 88-18-70. Comdr. Frank
Heyer won low gross with II.
In a second handicap held over
the week end at the Alexandria
club, Paul Lipps was net and gross
winner with q 73.6-67
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associated Press
Yesterdays Results.

1esteT0aS7S S Results.
Cincinnati tN). 6; WASHINGTON GAY. /.
Philadelphia (N), 10; Pittsburgh (N). 9.
Chicago tAl, 8; Chicago IN. 5.
Beaumont (TLl, 8; st. Louis (N), S.
Atlanta tSAt. 8; Brooklyn CN), g.
New York tN). 10; Cleveland (A), g.
Boston tNl air team. 16; Tulsa CTL), ii
Boston (A), 20-13; Birmingham (SA),
c.
Memphis tsA). 5; Detroit tAl. 4.
Boston (N), train team. IA; Fort Worth
(TLN. 5.
New York tA), Is; Houston (TL). 8.
Philadelphia A). z; Baltimore (IL), /
st. Louis tA). IL; San Antonio (TL), s.
Today's Schedule.
,,,, Washington "a vs.. Cincinnati CN) at
Winston Salem N. c.
Philadelphia. tN vs. Pittsburgh CN) at
ton, Tex >
Boston tN) VS.. New York (A) at Dallas.
New York tN) VS.. Cleveland (Al at Pine
:. Brooklyn CN) W.. Asheville at Asheville,
.Chicago N VS., Little Rock fsA) at
Boston (A) VS.. Memphis tsA) at Mem
:, chicsgo tA) VS.. chattanooga tsA) al
Chattanooga
Philadelphia (A) VS.. Fayetteville al
Fayetteville. N. C.
Tomorrow's Schedule.
Cincinnati (N) VS.. WASHINGTON (A) al
Durham. NJ c.
:. Pittsburgh IN VS.. Philadelphia (N) al
Knoxville, Tenn
New, York 1N) VS.. Cleveland (A) al
Ne shyille Tenn.
B-ooklyn M VS.. Harrisburg dnterstate)
at Greensboro, S. c.
Boston tN VS.. New York (A) at Kansa:
chieaso tN VS.. Memphis tsA) at Mem
pits Tenn.
ST. Louis tN) vs. St Louis fA) at Hous
ton, Tex.
Boston tA) VS.. Louisville tAA) at Louis
vile, Ky,
chicaso tAl VS.. Birmingham (sA) a
Birmingham. Ala.
PhilsdeIphia (A) VS.. Tarboro at Tar
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Seven Tie at Kenwood

Kenwood Clubs blind bogey
tournament was marked by a
seven-way tie between Robert D.
King. 92-20-72: Fred Parsons,
81-9-72;; j. E. McElwain, 85-13-
70; w. j. Lank, 87-15-72; A. H.
Youngquist. 76-4-72: j. A. Bar
beau. 84-12-72, and E. C. Will
ton, 87-15-72.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Three-Woy Tie Marks
Indian Spring Trials

Three Indian Spring members,
George Thornton. Jim HUNT and
Joe Zekas, tied with 73s in quail
flying rounds for the club team
in the Maryland State matches.
Blind bogey winners were Phil
Berman, 88-16-72;; Mrs. Vivian
Rabineau, 112-40-72; Mrs. Ruth
Minovich, 97-25-72; Charles
Fishman, 88-16-72; Ray Weis-
berg, 88-9-79; Myer Ei1rlich,
1O5-26z59; Max Stein, 97-18-79;
Charles Andregg, 87-8-79, and
AL Swaine. 102-23-79.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Isruel Win

Chevy Chase Club members par.
ticipated in a mixed combined
score blind bogey tournament yes
terday, won by Mr.. and Mrs. P. N
Israel. 191-37-154. Second went
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wilson
with 190-40-150.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Newton Fences to Title
In D. G. Sober Meet

Harold Newton is the District
saber champion. Newton of the
Washington Fencers Club took
five straight matches to win the
title yesterday at the YMCA.
Second place went to Robert
Lewis of the Baltimore Fencers
Club, while Midshipman Harris
Wood of the Naval Academy. was
third and DR.. Richard Iskraut was
fourth.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Claude WiId's Par 70
Wins Low Gross Honors

Claude Wild, jr., with par 10
in Class A, and o. r. Lewis with
80 in Class B, were the low gross
winners in the weekend sweep
stakes tournament at washington
Golf and Country Club.
Low net went to L. w. Brown
in A with 75-10-65, and H. w
Porter in Class B with 92-26-66
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Ambassador Wins Two
DunduIk Swim Events

The Ambassador Swimming
Club took two first places in the
Dundalk YMCA invitation swim
ming meet yesterday at Baltimore
Mary Freeman won the 100
yard free-style in LOT and Irving
(Soupy) Bridgers compiled 176
points to win the diving.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
CONTINUED From Page A-15o

=
Johnny Schmitz and cash for
Pollet, who is on the block be-
cause of a prolonged holdout.
Saigh said he wasn't interested in
either SchmitZ or cash.
Turk Lown, best of the Cubs
rookie twirlers, is scheduled for
the nine inning route against
Little Rock today.
Lefty Bob Schultz, who won 25
for Nashville last season, surprised
his Cubs teammates Saturday
when he married the former
Blanche Mcpherson, an AAU
basketball player.
DALLAS, Tex. The Yankees
are having a financially successful
exhibition tour of the West and
Southwest. In fact, in 80 games
they've drawn almost as many
people as the st. Louis Browns did
all last season.
The Browns pulled in meager
247,131 fans in 1850. So far 231,-
452 have paid to see Yankees
exhibition games this spring-and
there's still week to go, includ-
ing the alwayS-popular three
game series with the Dodgers in
Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field.
A crowd of 1893 saw the Yanks
outlast Houston, 15-9, yesterday
on the losers field. Joe Di
Maggie and Mickey Mantle hit
homers for the New Yorkers.
Di Mag played the full nine
innings despite a strained achilles
tendon in his left heel and enjoyed
his first three-hit day of the
spring.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-After clout-
ing their Birmingham farmhands
twice yesterday, 20-6 and 1876, the
Red Sox will oppose another
Southern Association club. Mem
phis. here today.
Tomorrow the Red Sox play
their Triple-A American Associa-
ton farm in Louisville, KY.
Thirteen home runs were hit in
the two games yesterday, eight by
the Red Sox.
Walt Dropo, big Red Sox first
sacker. made his first appearance
at bat in a week and slugged a
pinch-double in the five inning
nightcap. Dropo suffered hair
Evening star., 1951-04-09
DeodIine Is Extended
For Group Golf Glasses

The deadline for enrolment in
the group golf classes at East Po-
tomac has been extended indefi-
nitely, Manager Jimmy Milton
announced.
Evening star., 1951-04-09

Runs-Yost. Adams, Wyrostek, Kluszew-
ski ca, Pramesa. Mcmillan. ERRORS
Mele. Runs batted in-Adcock Kluszewski.
Framesa t2l, Usher. Noren mcmillan
scored in ninth on error by Mele). Two
France. 80. Double plays-McNills n
to Adams to Kluszewski. Adcock tc
Kluszewski, Verble to Michaels to Vernon.
Lett on bases-Cincinnati AZ Washing
ton. g. Bases on balls-Of Ramsdeil,
s.; of Harris, Struck out-By Rams
dell, s; by Harris. /. Winning pitcher.
Hit by pitcher-By Ramsdell (Yost) (2)
Hits-Od Kuzava, in innings; of
Harris, in / inning. Losing pitcher
Kuzava Time-I:53.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Terp Track Meet Off

The track meet between the
University of Maryland and North
Carolina State, scheduled for to-
day, has been called off by mu-
Itual consent because Of crowded
schedules.
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Reds. 6:.Nuts. /

Totals 80 10 n 81 Totals % 127 9
Cincinnati ----- 302 900 001-e
washington 100 600 000-1
Evening star., 1951-04-09
Fned-Up Kramer Shines Again
With Route Pitching Chore

line fracture of a wrist bone April
when struck by a pitch.
Bobo Newson. erstWhile major
Lacquer. felt the wrath of the Bos-
ton bats in the second game.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

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81 1875. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO, 1925 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 81 90.
sTUDEBAKER 1a4e Land Cruiser. 1
owner; orig. mileage 10000: T.. h..
elm atizer. g, D., tires excel; 81; 80.
STUHEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr.
seoan; Commanche red, this car
very clean and shows exceptional
care from owner; S1.245. "a down,
80 payments If desired. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER. studebaker
dealer 5S5 North Glebe rd,. Arl.
sTUDEBAKER 1e4e Commander
Starlight cpe.; light tan; has had
good care, mech. peri; orig owner
S1,295. OF. s395 after 6 pm.
STUEEBAKER 1947 Champion 4-dr.
seddr; new paint, good tires. china
tizer and other equipment; price,
S1f5 AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER 5S5 North Glebe I'd, Arl. OW.
712E. -16
Evening star., 1951-08-13
INVESTORS
SMALL INVESTOR

Call now for information on this
brick 4-family. in an excel. ne
rental location Shows substantial
return. S24 500. OLIVER T. CARR.
Ma, 1855, Ma S0q3- -13
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ATTENTION OWNERS can get
you top all cash or term deal for
Your home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS.