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Evening star., 1951-07-22
Arlington Park Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 900: claiming
19yyear-ol5as }5 and up; fqrlsoMnssi On eo
Percivale knapp 400
Climber, Quatre Blanc, Rattle House In
fnotto. Victory Banner. Sedling, Hoot
SECOND RAcE-Purse. SO 1000; Maid
Sub Fleet adams 600 800 $40
Model Quest Gomez 4.40 800
Sun Pin Dodsonl 4.4o
Also ran-Bangaway, Blue Dare Up
Brown Pirate Pirate sfuy;gessnpt, co
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
Triumpho Gomez 1880 900 $50
Miss Revoked tSchab) $50 2;24
Also ranEshifty Dora, Like Stone.
Some Friend. 9n La Lady OF Time Beauty Tiger
FOURTH RACE-Purse 5000; claim
inG; 4-year-olds and up; 5lo turlonss.
Sister Cora Baird 1860 $50 2.66nn
Nicola Moo tchureho oh O'Eo 54 !"
f'sE Time@i asain OF frOf'",
Also ran-IIser Tom. Beau Cab cSnt"s SnoT
fnf fIsee' Me4aSd0f GTeg5SgN' Auto Message cA0i'e
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000. allow
ances; 3-year-oIds and up Z, 6urlongs;
. Jennie Lee tDodson) $50 3S0 20 3.6o 6o
1.-the Baird $50 90
Countess In Bailey 400
Also ran-Miss Highbrow. Wondrjns
Ari's Mona. a Wistful.
a-Calumet Farm entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
tnEes 7year2 oSdn, 2Sids; 51a tu5I9nes 56 oo NJ
once Party (AtklnSon) SO
Also ran-Pareu. Amour Amour, Shelby
Lane. Scene One, Gushing Oil. jug Band
SEVENTH oo6 RAeEm oda.d Arinston RYss CLASSIC
{ Hail OF Fame rAt's'n) 1880 $50 800
Battlefield tArcaro) 3-20 : g
Also ran-sonic, Rough'n Tumble
Bugiedrums, Longleat, Able Sung
Big Stretch. Sir Bee Bum. Royal Mus
tang. Spur On. b Bernwood,
Sam E. Wilson. ir. entry.
Potter. jr. and B. Combs entry.
c Greentree Stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. So 600; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; II. miles.
swap Out. adams 80 40 3.St
Little Captain Martin 9,2(
Also Also ran9chariot Wheels. Kay Glib.
son, Whirltown. Autan Hedgewood, Harry
D and Wellsab.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, s. 200; claim.
h.4o ing 4oyesr-oids ar and up & Il miles 80 2,
bsi]s BsTsny yasnt5 Son {S@eE; 900 SO 6
Also ' ranUHadamar. sedgegood. chai
Taught. Insist. Fire Up. Appeaser. Lore
Bull, Poignancy and Archibald.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Norrogonsett Results
BY the Assoeiofed Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
4-year-oldS and up; l mile and 20 yards
Billman fJeWelD $50 4 OC
Sky Chilla DaVern) $50
Also ran-capt. Gallasher. Raton,- Tel.
R. NJ, Sassy Chick. No sho.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 300; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds; furlongs,
Mesh Mesh e2i PaVfgol eBo omenke s2o $so SsI sI
Good Valley tRichardsl SAC
Aiso i5'' ranEFreddie Baum. Mischianza
Dinghy Market HILL Mytholosical' Sound
! Daily Double paid s9Os0l
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000, claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; 8 furlongs,
good SWEEP SWEEP RiehsFds ssdsf6orn $50 adaSS S5
Locks tJenkinSl Az
Time l:12la.
Also ran-Fleet Roman Rodeo, Snow
flares, Mr.. Blueblood. Skylighter.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year- -oldS maidens; 6 furlongs.
Rissas Son DeWitU 400 $50 2.2t
Navarez tSpinale) $40 80
Granite Chips tDavern) 2.St
Time, 1:132s.
Also ran-Puissance Joe Cream, Coll
Boots, Capstone, Venturesome.
FIFTH .RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs,
Kim{e SG6S sHs R,ebsTa11 ITh9mDs0n l4o so 4S aS
! Homing Pigeon Davern) 30
Also ran-speedv Baby. sticker, sho
Shine Double o. Blue Tail Fly.
SIXTH RACE-stakes-Pu S. 80
ADDED; 2-year-olds; 5l2 furlongs.
Lost Story (Fisk) $50 $50 3.s
Eds Pride fThompson) 22.s0 II a
Master Fiddle (Stuartl 40
Also Also ranGLRachel G. fGolden Fros
| Teddys Light, a Hierapolis, DynaStit
Khumbaha. ISograde. Lucky Brew, Paw
er, G Service, Octeen, Seer, Handiwork.
ar. Lowe entry
| River Divide Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000: a
lowances; .3-year;olds and up; furlong
Algasir tMitchelD 4.40 800 "a
Dukes Gal tRichard0 4.s0 80
Sedgeyiew tFisk) 80
Also ran-Pictus, De Luxe, Whirlin
Bat Roy
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, So 500: claim
Rough Cookie CR'driz) 1920 $50 80
do Bigdome tSpinale) 1l.S0 6.2
j, Sunnycrest Gal tScaWthorn) SO
Also ran Louli Khan, Alairne. ],
Star G. lden Clover, Eight Bells, .Pontalb
dq-Finished first but was disqualifie
: and placed second.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: CLAIM
Steel B9ll Thompson, Fl 20 $50 4.e
, flasher CBorgemenkel 4.60 81
Play Request, tRodriguez) ST
Also A5' ran3Excelente whifietree, Pain
syengali, Pennys Agent and unapproacl
able.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Uncle Mie Wins at Monmouth Bryan c. Arise Run Dead Hea
Peggy BogIey's Miss Helm Wins
AT Southern Maryland Show

Sydney Gadd's Craven's Raven
from Cockeysville. Md, topped the
large-sized pony division with an
l1-point score. Ridden by Sydney
the pony scored a win In the
large-sized ponies under saddle
and placed in both the pony hunt
ers and the pony touch-and -out
for the score.
Bruce Fales, Jr., had q nice
round on Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman's Gray Lark to win the
Sterett Cuttings horsemanship
award over Barbara Taze, Jean
Horst and Betty Coffey who fin
ished in that order.
The show continues tomorrow
starting at 10 am. with classes for
hunters. jumpers, breeding stock,
Arabians and a division limited to
horses owned by residents of
Southern Maryland.
Hunting ponies under saddle. under
| 2, Carroll Ann Ebeline's Merry-o; 3.
Cores Thane Of Wales
Hunting ponies under saddle, 112-13 o:
!. Mrs. w Graham Boyce's Smokey Joe
T.. Cynthia GrafIams Quiz Kid; 3, Fritz
and Martha SterbakS Surprise; 4 Fritz
and Martha sterbaks Clare's Baby.
1 Hunting ponies under saddle. over 1870:
L sydney Gadd,s Crayen's Raven: >,
or psEsy 4sf Hen b 1s Nag
Hunting ponies over fences. under II .
!. Merry-O; 2; Little Better; 3, Thane OF
Wales; 4, Richard zimmerman's Fibber.
Hunting ponies over fences. 11.2-13, 0:
earansPs Mademoiseile; ikl i. zoe Todd eePPs Gores
4 That's 1t.
Hunting ponies over FENCES, over 1870:
i, i; MISS Helm; 2, Crayen's Raven: 3. Mrs
MAYORS Eldorado.
Pony touch h-and- -out. under ia: /
Ftbber' 2. spice' 3. Thane of Wales; A
Pony soqeh,and5oqs sS'aSn;. 5I2-l$o: 2 / su!,
Moonlight; 4. Smokey Joe.
Pony touch-and-out. 1870: l, Eldorado
z: Craven's Raven; 3, Honey Bee; 4. Jear
Horst's Duke of Devon.
The sterett Cuttings Horsemanshil
Taze; 8, Jean Horst; 4, Betty Corey
City Slickers; . Mary stuart Gadd's He
Coat; 3, Quiz Kid; 4, Miss Helm.
Junior warm-up: l. Irwin MAYORS El
3; Randy Gardner's Tania; 4, Mrs. J. A
Torberts Penny -a-Pitch.
Students versatile jumpers: ! Mr.. an
Mrs. Gardner Hallman's Altitude; ?, JosI
Ostrows Bandit 3, Eldorado; 4. Roxann
Wagners Surprise Party.
~ Lead rein: |, Bonnie K. MCGOWAN:
wayne Gore; 3, Sharon Hartman; 4 Fri
. Junior handy hunters: !, John L. Kelly
Maryland Mary p Miss Mss Honey Bee: 3, Mis-
Junior knock -down-and- out: /. Tania
ner's The Duck: 4, Eldorado.
Edna Gridwold's Missy; 4. Willowbroo
, Stables Long Socks
, Junior working hunters: / Long Socks
2. Miss Helm; 3, Surprise Party; 4. Georg
. Di Paula's Netherclif
Junior jumpers special course: !. Hone
call; 3. Tiny; 4, On Time
Student working hunter sweepstakes
/ Nola Rosnley's Ny venture :, Mis-
Three's Crowd.
, points. Reserve, Spice points
intermediate pony champion: Surprise
Larse pony champion: craven's Raven
II points. Reserve Miss Helm, g points
Junior Jumper Champion Tania, ,
points: Reserve, Eldorado. 8 points.
/. Junior hunter champion: Miss Helm;
! tTied with Maryland Miss and Loni
, Socks. decided on work-on under saddle
Student champion: Maryland Miss.
with My Venture, decided on work-of
under saddleb
Evening star., 1951-07-22
.DibeNa- -Martino Team
Wins Federal Golf

10 Dibella and Pat Martina
won low gross honors at East
Potomac yesterday in the second
mixed Scotch foursome this sea-
son arranged by the Federal Colt
Association. They posted a 37-38
rs, playing selective drives and
alternate shots.
Second gross went to Ora Emge
and K. M. Skaggs with a 37-40-
II. Dorothy Omolecki. the Dis
trict Women's public links cham
pion and Frank Battista, FGA
Tournament Chairman, finished
third with 39-40-79.
Eleanor Murray and Waldo Bess
posted an 83 and deducted a COM
bined handicap of 1872 for a 64l
to win low net by matching cards
over Katherine Thomason and
Melvin j. Sayers with 80l2-l512
-64l2. Third net went to Eva
Guerin and Emil Kasek with &C.
19l2-66l2.
Twenry-seven teams competed.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Alderman Nose Victor
In Sunset Handicap;
Citation Bows Out
BY the Associated Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July 21.-
The favories were shut out and
outsiders scored a surprise today
as Alderman won the $4,000 Sun
set Handicap on Getaway Day at
Hollywood Park before 1000 fans.
Leaving the highly-regarded
Calumet Farm mare, Bewitch, the
speedy Be Fleet and the pace
sSetting Moonrush to finish out of
the money, Alderman, a four-year-
old brown colt, got his nose under
the wire to win the final stakes of
the 1851 meeting.
Beaten out in a tight photo
finish was the surprising Mocopo,
and third in the field of 10 was
another outsider. Stormy Cloud.
The race was run over the long
mile and flve-eighths distance in
PAP fiat, and the winning Alder
man, owned by Frank Brewstr
of Seattle. paid $3.50, $7.4O and
$3.50, Mocopo paid ST and $50,
and Stormy Cloud returned $3.50.
Taking advantage of the ab-
.sence and retirement of the mighty
Citation. Alderman, fourth to Big
Cy in the Gold Cup last. week,
came from behid to win the de-
clslon in a rousing fight to the
wire.
Jockey Jack Westrope. winner
aboard Alderman in two previous
races, few here from Chicago to
handle the colt today, and the
trip was highly successful one.
Bewitch, apparently tired after
torrid campaign as Citation S
running mate, made a game try
i but wound up seventh.
! Earlier in the afternoon Cita-
ton said goodbye to his legions
OF California fans. and the crowd
gave the old millionaire a roaring
salute of affection.
1t was dramatic few minutes
when the top money Garner of all
time came out between the fourth
and fifth race to parade along the
Hollywood Park stretch for the
last time. The turf's only million
dollar winner was equipped in
full racing gear.
Citation goes to Chicago with
| the Calumet stable next week,
and then back to his native Ken
lucky where he'll go into the stud
next spring.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Monmouth Park Results
By The Associofed Pres,

3-year, ,olds; s furlonss ''Oo0' Claiming
kalluki (Stoutl 1000 $40 4nn
jolly Pet NASH, 1910 10 "a
Cn1Lllh switch tGorman) 7.20
Also % ran3Klnss Blessing Justa Rose
Lady, Justa Tiger. Boy Blue, Noitin ''A'
SECOND RACE-Purse. So 900; maid
Podolo Baner ana so HPSeF'2 2aed 5ufiNnsS f!sd
5osnsntsIe s5omsntsPe ET,cRson5 Ba5sTs,5o sSS sss2G
AIS aiso 55snmsandhusst Free Al, AL 1 Ris
Daily Double paid so94 90 o''''
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; claim
Ing. Ing; 5 s,,year -oids; 5La fu5Tlo9ngs, - -,
RoHaR Rl"s RhE%sT Secret 'cH%nsF aea. 300 c c & d@
Census fBone) 42O
Time, 1907.
and Sim Fem
anees syearoids; Eofffs 51a isronss ms soo' allow
Topside fStoutl $50 $50 24(
Rugged Boy (Bone) $50 400
Pomace tHanford) so
Also ran1Knishts Reward. candl,
Wood, Garomona, Razzoo, Sir sidney
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
4-year -oldS and up, 8 tlrlongS.
Father Link (Fernandez) $50 400 32t
/ Idle Memory tGorman) y $40 Az
Curtain Time 6ynch1 3S(
/ Time. 1:122s.
I Also ran-JunRle Feast, Lucky Ned
jGallalad. Sir Sweep.
SIXTH RACE fhandicapl-Purse SIS.
900 added: 3-year-olds; iis miles.
Uncle Miltie (Gorman) $50 $40 2S,
golden Trend Iindbersp $50 so
Roman Fair tStoltI 3.Sl
Time, I AZ
p,,AI;,3n AjSo gn Esn-J0m JP. 8 shining i, Peace Peace
Date. joey Boy.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So 500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; s furlongs.
F. Weather (PannelD 14.40 $50 3.8'
jAgarian-U tFernandezl $40 2.6'
Cherry Path Lanel 3.6t
j Time. 1:1225.
j Also ran-Sonofun Trimship. Polly
Delay and Reigh's Double
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 50 600: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up ! 1a miles.
Eefif zet Me rSTu fsiDu't peterson 500 5e5o 88ss
Willy Willie lJohnstonl So
! Also ran-Valdina Sentry. Grayma
J ROYAL, Luxuriant Hal, Newtown ant
Reunion.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Cumberland Results
BY the Associoted Press

4-year-olds and up: about 5 furlongs
pSresm Ss1n,: AmeIlea ndIa CsOr'nol $40 2So 32200
Blossom Bel (EversOle) $50
Also rsn@Hullie, Crazy People, Bluff
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4-yesr-olds and up; ABOUT 3 i1rlongs:s,;
Country Dude (Rootl 300 300
Sir Jinx (Kanel 400
Also ran-Rejoicine Sun It. Elegant
Lad, RovinR Moose. Thriller.
Daily Double paid S1S.60
THIRD RACE-Purse $1,000: allow
ances; 2year-olds: about 3 furlongs.
Mis-. Mis- Cross 70 Pewns1 l74o so ! Sc G.
Jacks Joy (Allsaier) 4.20
Also ran-BesSie's Beau. cee-Yuma
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81 600; claim.
ins 4-yeaE-olds and up ea2 fuTlonss. q,
Be BY tSorrentino) 600 36C
Tasajillo Mckinney 40(
Also ran 90 Pebalong. Golden Buckle
Endtown, Chance Damsel, Little Hussy,
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming
stepinthedark Russo 25.4O $40 4.6t
David N. Downs $50 2.s'
Tuition Naw1 3.s'
Also ran-Miss Wing. Head First Happ
Count. Mail Plane, Yipiyadee
SIXTH RACF-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and UP, about fur
longs
Judge Elkins Downs 112o $50 A.
Pooch kirk $50 So
GAY Beauty tMcGonigaD 5.S
Time, 0:5145.
Also ran--Heddy B., Flicka Foot, TX
Junior. Rabbit Point.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; ] ils miles.
Frigate tRunyoni 40 800 2.S
Empty Moose (Downs) $50 26
To Stay (Pappas) 80
Time, 1878.
Also ran-Bevsboy, Free Son. That
him.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse,. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l. miles:
Count Howard (Gran) 1880 $50 36
Lloyd's (Arduini) $50 81
Fanforan (Ksne) 81
Also ran-Valdina Goblin, Goodrol
Good GOSSIP, Is Me and Scotch Sand.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Handicap al Jamaica
Results in Thrilling
Tie For First Place
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 21-C. T
Chenery's Bryan G. and the Ad.
Olson Stables Arise closed the
Empire City Associations six-day
meeting at Jamaca today By
racing to a thrilling dead-heat
in the S25, ,0OO-added Question
naire Handicap.
Bryan G. led all the way except
for a few strides inside the six
teenth pole and then rallied un-
der Severe pressure by OWE Sour
lock to earn the tie.
Arise, guided by Eric Guerir
and top-weighed at 122 pounds
moved up into contention at the
three -eighths pole and appeared
on his way to victory 100 yards
from home until the unexpected
rally from Bryan G.
Both jockeys went to their whips
and the horses finished in a driv-
ing deadlock. The victory was
worth $4,000 to each stable.
C. V. Whitney's Mr.. Trouble
was a well-beaten third, 91z
lengths back.
The time for the mile and six
teenth was 1:4325, one second of
the track record set last July
by One Hitter.
Bryan G. paid $4.30. $3.50 ane
$3.50. Arise. the favorite. returned
$3.50, $500 and $3.50. Arise nov
has seven stakes to his credit anc
II victories in Al starts for earn
ings of sl67,550. The stake wa
the first for Bryan G., namet
after the farm manager, Bryan
Gentry.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
By AnqeIino J. Corobeiii

!
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July
81. Peggy Bagley's consistent
Miss Helm from Baltimore was
again winner today at the
Southern Maryland Combined
Horse Show. which opened two
day meet at the Marlboro Fair
Grounds.
! Miss Helm, ridden by her young
/ owner. won the junior hunter di-
vision today with a score Of 6
points amassed with a second,
third and fourth. In addition. Miss
Helm scored 8 points for runner
up spot in the large-sized pony
division.
Miss Helm, champion at the St.
Mary's Show at Cantonsville a
few weeks ago, also was heavy
scorer at last weeks Congressional
Horse Show,
John L. Kelly's Maryland Miss
from Marlboro won the student
division in work-off under saddle
against Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman's Altitude and Nola
Rognley's My Venture. The three
horses tied in the scheduled COM
petition but Katherine Kelly rode
Maryland Miss to the champion
ship in the workout and Altitude
ridden by Bruce Fales, jr., took
second.
! The junior hunter reserve posi-
ton resulted in a tie between
WilloWbrook Farms Long Socks
ridden by Nancy Di Paula. Betty
Nanz'S City Slicked and Maryland
Miss, ridden in this division BY
Nancy Kelly. The work-of under
saddle gave City Slicker the nod
Randy Gardner with her spirited
Jumper Tania nosed out Fritz
Burkhart's Eldorado by one point
to take the Junior jumping honors
with seven points. winning the
knock-down-and-out and taking
third In the warm up. Eldoradc
accounted for the warm up anc
was fourth in the knock down.
and-out for his score.
Among the ponies, Merry-O
owned by Carroll Ann Ebeling
4 Chevy Chase. scored one poin
t decision over Billy Boyce, III!
! Spice for the small pony hunter
= championship. Ridden by Frit;
t Sterbak, Merry-O was winner O.
the small pony hunters. placed
! in the ponies under saddle ant
was fourth in the small pom,
2 touch-and-out for her score. Spice
= accounted for the small pom,
= hunters and was second in th'
= touch-and-out for his 8-poin
\ tally.
Fritz and Martha Sterbak'
Surprise was judged the bes
among the medium sized ponies
the gray performer scoring /,
, points by winning the medium
|, sized pony hunters. placing in tn
touch-and-out and taking third il
the ponies under saddle. Mrs
W. Graham Boyce's Smokey Joe
ridden by Billy Boyce III. was th'
reserve in this division, scoring
nine points.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Winter-Book Favorite
For Derby Again Is
Contender For Title
BY the Assoeioted Press

OCEANPORT, N. j., July 21.-
Uncle Mi1tie got back in the three
year-old scramble at Monmouth
Park this afternoon when he was
an easy winner of the $4,000
Lamplighter Handicap at a mile
and a sixteenth. His youthful
trainer, Andrew Colando, sent out
running horse to capture the
event in Las and return mutuel
of $3.50 as the odds-on favorite.
The victory marked the first
1851 stakes success for the home
bred son of Heather Broom who
Sported the colors of ]. ]. Colando,
father of the trainer.
Yildiz Delays Start.
Over running strip labeled fast
but on the dead" side actually,
Jockey Dave German rated his
mount perfectly until midway of
the far turn where the colt re-
sponded and quickly went to the
front Uncle Miltie beat Golden
Trend by two lengths, with Roman
Fair third. six more lengths be-
hind.
With 26,235. patrons in the
stands, the start was delayed when
Mrs, Walter M. Jeffords Yildiz
insisted on misbehaving. When
the barrier was sprung, Roman
Fair, owned by William G. Helis,
Jr., broke first, but was outrun to
the first turn by Mrs. D. w.
Hickey's Buzzing Bee. Uncle Miltie
was well back.
Leaving the backstretch, the
Colando color bearer began pick
ing up his field and moved from
eighth to third in one rush.
Golden Trend, racing in the silks
of A. F. Wall. moved to the lead
at this point as Uncle Miltie con-
tlnued on gamely.
Draws Away in Stretch.
Midway of the far turn, German
resorted to hustling tactics and
his mount moved on the leaders
as the field turned for home.
Golden Trend, with Herb Lind
berg up, tried desperately to make
a race of it, but Uncle Miltie drew
away steadily near the end.
The event carried a S19,800
gross. with Uncle Miltie picking up
$14.050.
Winter-book tavorite for the
Kentucky Derby, the colt was tenn
porarily retired during the run
ming of the Triple Crown events.
His score today. registered while
carrying topweight of 126 pounds.
finds him again in the thick of
contention for reckoning be-
fore the 3-year-old champion is
crowned later this fall.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Washington Boys Club
Beats Allentown, 40

Lou Snouffer, Western High
Schools star pitcher, tossed a
seven hit shut out yesterday to
lead the Washington Boys Club
to a 40 victory over Allentown.
Pa. Boys Club on the West Ell
lipse.
Snouffer struck out nine and
got hitting support from Short
stop Dave Keys Of Eastern High.
who hit a single and a double
and knocked in two runs. Fritz
Barenek led the Allentown hitters
with a single and a double.
In two midget league exhibi-
ton games which were televised
from the South Ellipse, Merrick
Boys Club defeated Murphy's
ESQ, 90 and Corson and Gruman
beat Avondale, 5-1.
Eddie Lopat, ace left-hander for
the New York Yankees, was once
signed as a first baseman by the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
WoIcott Won n'tCash In
On Heavyweight Title
By Going on Tour
BY The Assoeioted Press

CAMDEN, N. j., July 21.-Jer-
sey Joe Walcott is not going on
any exhibition tour to cash in on
his newly-acquired heavyweight
championship, his manager said
today
Felix Bocchicchio said that
we're under contract to defend
the title in September and we are
prepared to go through with that
contract"
The manager was referring to
the terms of the contract under
which Walcott met and defeated
Ezzard Charles last Wednesday
night. The contract gave Charles
the opportunity of challenging for
the title within 80 days if he lost
to Walcott.
Bocchicchio said the proposal to
have Walcott meet Joe Louis for
the title in Deteroit in September
was strictly Louis idea.
He added:
IF Louis wants to run in ahead
Of Charles, he has to work it cut
with Charles and Jim Norris
president of the International
Boxing Club).'
Meanwhile, Bocchicchio reiter-
ated a statement that Walcott will
not meet Charles anywhere in
New York State.
Norris is on record as favoring
a return Walcott-Charles match
at the Polo Grounds in New York
September 26.
| Bocchicchio's ire against fight
ing in New York stems from the
decision by New York officials in
December, 1947, that Louis had
successfully defended his crown
against Walcott. 1t was a split
decision with the referee voting
for Walcott and the two Judges
for Louis.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Joey Maxim to Defend
Title Against Bob Murphy

NEW YORK. July 81 (P).-Joey
Maxim of Cleveland will defend
the light heavyweight title he
won 10 months ago for the first
time on August %, meeting Irish
Bob Murphy in a 15-rounder at
Madison Square Garden.
The bout depends on a Murphy
victory over Joe Rindone in Bos-
ton Monday night.
Maxim won the light heavy
weight crown January "a, 1880,
knocking out England's Freddie
Mills in the 10th round in Lon
don. He has had eight fights
since then. three this year, but
none for his title.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Vols Lefthander Blanks
Crackers on No-Hitter
By the Associated Press

ATLANTA, July 81. - Umberto
Nashville lefthander
threw the first no-hitter of 1851
in the Southern Association to-
night, halting the Crackers, 20
He faced only % batters.
The slender lefthander walked
nobody and struck out four.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Promoter Says Louis
will Box in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. July 2l.-Benny
Trotta, Baltimore fight promoter,
said today that Joe Louis will box
here August IS. but added that
an opponent has not yet been
named
Trotta mentioned four possi-
bilities - Rocky Marciano, Rex
Layne, Clarence Henry or Jimmy
Bivins.
1t is known that Bivins has
been contacted regarding the
match, and he is seen here az
the most likely opnonent-
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Guy Bush to Manage
Bottle Creek Bellies
BY the Assoeinted Pies,

! DEKALB, Ill, July 81. - Guy
Bush, former major league
pitcher, today was named man.
Iager Of the Battle Greek Mich. ,
Bellies in the American Girls
Baseball League.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

George "Snuffy" Stirnweiss, in
fielder for the Cleveland Indians
stole 73 bases for Newark in the
International League in 1912.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

In "a seasons, the Harlem
Globetrotters, famed Negro bas-
ketball team. have won 3,574
games while losing only 246.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Chart of Arlington Classic
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Evening star., 1951-07-22

a Sam E. Wilson entry.
b Edward Potter ir. and
Greentree Stable entry
Two-dollar mutuelS paid
FIELD. So. 20, s. so: RUHE.
HALL OF FAME, forWal
under adept handling. was NJ
BATTLEFIELD steadily impr
advantage nearing the furlor
good courage, but rallied L
considerable ground during
closed a gap. ROUGH N :
on the final turn. failed to-
Evening star., 1951-07-22

HUI IulHUs tHtIg'
ALL OF, FAME; $3.50 $50, $3.50; BATTLE
J. Handle S233. 400
placed, responded gamey in the stretch run and
he concluding strides to outfnish BATTLEFIELD.
his position between horses to assume clear
e to menace the leaders SPUR ON made up
LIE. in close quarters down the backstretch and
Id when called.
, 1951-05-22
j, s. Had "Wait And See" Policy

WASHINGTON, May 20 (INS)-Cen. Omar Bradley testr
fled today that a late a S March is this country a following a
"wait and see" policy for Korea and had developed no firm political
military position.