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The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
Benny To Head Friors

Jack Benny has been elected
Abbot of the famed Hollywood
Friars at the groups annual cleo
ton meeting. He succeeds
George Jessel, who becomes
chairman of the board of direc-
tors.
Activities planned durin 6
Jacks regime included the an
nual Frolic (for charity), a
Roastmaster dinner to Tony Mar
tin, dinner-dance honoring
George Burns and Oracle Allen,
an installation dinner for Jack and
an ad-lib battle in which Groucho
Marx will be pitted against a
team of Hollywood humorists.
q
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
Mothers and Daughters To Be
Honored At S0ciaIs Next Week
TenlpLe affair
Set For May 10th

At this season mothers and
daughters will join at luncheon
hOnOring the former, at the Temple
auditorium May 10 at 1890 pm.
and given by the Temple Sister
hood. During the afternoon guests
will be entertained by a fashion
show of styles from the Younger
Set showing what children will
wear this spring and summer.
Children will model the costumes.
Luncheon chairman is Mrs. Irv-
ing Birnbaum. Mrs. Jack Gaws-
ner is co-chairman. Others on the
committee are: program, Mrs.
Jack Nevins; fashions, Mrs. Paul
Schill; m ailing, Mrs. Martin
Freedman; reservations, Mrs. Da-
vid Burns; decorations, Mrs. Phil
ip Sollins; publicity, Mrs. Bern
ard Pasternack.
Number of prizes will be given:
to the youngest mother, one with
the most daughters, one wisest in
years.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02

and Ellen Myles Shenkarow, Eliz-
abeth Shift, Susan, Sheila and
Harriet Smith, Mary Tannen-
baum, Susan and Paula Williams.
Committee serving under Mrs.
Feuerstein are: Mines Marcus
Breger, Ida Cohen, Hy Dunn, I. H.
Handmaker, Philip Levin, Robert
Marks, Maurice Olshansky, I.
Reinhard, Leo Rackoff, Harry
Walker. Committee chairmen are:
program, Mrs. Meyer Cohen; dec
orations, Mrs. Murray Shift; pub
licity, Mrs. Herman Goldstein.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
RishOna Women
Plan Patio Party

One of the first outdoor patio
parties of the season is being Civ
en- by Rishona Pioneer Women
May 10, at the home of Mrs. Irv-
ing Taxerman, 727 N. Martin.
Public is cordially invited and
proceeds will go to the clubs
Moatzat Hapoalot quota.
Various card games will be
played and there will be door
prize. Refreshments will include
lox and bagels, coffee and home
made cake. There will be nom
inal charge. Mrs. Taxerman is
the evenings chairman.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
HadaSs0h Presents
Young Pianist

AS a contribution to the cultural
growth of the community, Had
assah presents the fifteen year old
Lois Brandwynne in a piano con-
cert at the Temple of Music May
IL. 1t is her first public appear
ance here.
A high school sophomore, Lois is
a student of Robert O'Connor,
University faculty member. Lois
shows excellent promise for a
career as a concert pianist, poss-
essing fine understanding and
technique. Her father is Nathan
Brandwynne, well-known orch
estra leader, whose band is cur
rently playing at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York. For relaxa-
ton Lois plays chess.
Tickets are now available from
Mrs. Martin Cole, concert chair
man, 3-9303 or Mrs. VIM. Walker,
5-6134. Entire proceeds will go
to Youth Aliyah.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
Al SiSterhOOd
Lunch May 4th

AnShei Israel SiSterhOOd will
honor mothers at a Mother and
Daughter luncheon in the Al.
auditorium May 4th at 1890 pm.
Following the luncheon, a mus
ical program will be given by the
well-known local soprano, Ros-
lyn Hart (Mrs. David Cooper)
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1a49 "6'' 4-dr sedan: heat
er. Hydra-Matic. Sc. 900 miles. good
cond. Leaving country. S1.245.. WI.
S052. liz
PONTIAC 1852; never sold, never
titled; low miles; new warranty;
de luxe 4-dr.: Hydra Matte: S., 2,449.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn, WO.
S400.
PONTIAC '4s de luxe s; 4-dr.; T. and
h.: Hydra-Matic; seat covers. 1896.
LO. 5-02S4. Ill
PONTIAC. '52 Chieftain de luxe:
Hydra. "S'' sed.; r. and h.; powder
blue finish: 2-tone blue interior;
only 8 wks. old: spare tire. never
used: only So, 1875. DONALD MO-
TORS, 1877 Fla. ave. ne. ME. 7171.
PONTIAC 40 streaml,ner d. ,,;xe wl4 4s,,
sed. coupe: original black; r. and
h.. sun visor; clean and original
interior; guaranteed; Sl.295 cash,
trade or low down payment. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE
MERCURY 1852 hard-top convert.
r, H.. cd, light gray: 10000 miles
Must sell. 5000. RA. 1880.

MERCURY 1852 hard-top convert; {;
MERctsY Mgss fs is SSsSo Eli agso sn excel
!sRs sss 0gz gEivER ina sFRs N ao4oR sesF 1ss
Royal sign. 1909 E.-W. highway.
topen Suns) JU. s-3157.
M.G.T.D. August. 1852; 1900 miles;
red IN warranty; Sl.79O. Sunday
GE. 1922, or weekdays. DE. 56E.
NASH 1851 Rambler station wagon;
cond I'D Call call re. ai55. "A' I'll
NASH 80 Custom 4-dr.; r. and h.,
overdr.. sun visor. bed. beaut: GUS
%oros G1 Sat co., eSveis s54S ar St. E0aAS 1A
NASH NaasH +4so; as super club coupe; in finest
soaa very saH clean real rsds
Ho foas S'Ta issi payment. WIS., avs w0hEE LIVE HH EH
NASH 1899 a-door; runs good: s75.
Also parts and tires to fit most cars.
KENILWORTH AUTO CO.. 1901
Kenilworth ave. 13'
IOLDsMOBILE 1947 rs" sedanette;
radio heater: excel. cond.; must
ss sso6 IS 31, ca das ewes; So dstfsr after = MI
Dc
oL1sMOBILE 1851 "9s" Holiday
tone finish; new Wv. tires; l owner
like new; only $2.195. DONALD MO-
TORS, 1877 Fla. ave. ne. ME. 717l.
OLDSMOBILE Al little "e" sed.: r,
h.; very well kept, it's clean, runs
! and drives like 80 mod; S395, terms
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
OLDS 1946 sedanette: dark green
finish. r. and h.. Hydra Matte, seat
covers. good tires. excellent through
out: S695. LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
3540 14th st. NV. TU. 4l00.
OLDS '49 "SS". de luxe club sed.: r.
and h., Hydra Matte. Wv. tires
l owner, guaranteed; Sl,395 cash.
trace or low down payment. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-
IOLDS 1a41 sedan: s3a5: must be sold
by Wed, GE;, 1904. MR.. BECKER.
OLDS. Al "6'; good cond.; $50;
after $50 pm. JU. s-3720. is
OLDS 1g49 de luxe re- club coupe !:
r. and h.; very clean, 25,OO0 miles
S1,150 or best offer. 1900 N. 18th
st, -Arl.. Va. JA. S-50S5. IL.
OLDS 1946 ".66'' sedanette: light
green. r. and h.. Hydra; S695. SILL
YER SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC.
Directly across from U. S. Royal
sign, 1902 E.-W. hwy. (Open Suns }
JU. S-3157.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 194S cow. club coupe; r.
and h.: excellent cond. and appear;
sac, $S95; terms: ll17 Pa. ave: Sc:
good cond inside and out. S595, 81 3
down. CAPITAL PACKARD, Ta1 l
Georgia ave, SH. 1904. ia
PLYMOUTH 194S cdr; with heater
seat covers, low mileage. excel. cond.
SS75 OF best offer. NO. 3040. Ill
PLYMOUTH 1941 4-dr.; good tires
and IN good condition. S475. Call
PLYMOUTH 1851 conv.; fully equip.
lgt gray; like new; ST .695. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 81 Special de luxe sed.;
r., h.: finest condition.; 1878, terms.
rlTMoErH iS!e 81 ana 4dr ID l. aSs csmbfdge ne
cash only s1.35o. J. E. HoFMANN,
PG1M6GTH III tTHi 1861 Suburban, Eia r. and
81 ;7S5; 7SsoSS Can SHERRY ROBERTSON.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-door; maroon,
SILVER sPRiNG MOTOR CO. INC:
Directly across from U. s. Royal
sign: sign: 1902 90 Q E;;W SiW highway. topen
PLYMOUTH 1y47 4-dr. sedan; T. and
H.; lust painted; beaut. light green:
new seat covers; good tires; good
mech. eond;a; $575; Must see to ap-
prec. DE. ss12- Priced for quick sale
PLYMOUTH 1949; black; new Slip
eond.; Si,10o. 81. 1861. Is
PLYMOUTH AZ conv; r. and h.; new
top; excel. cond. inside and out
SS95, S65 down. CAPITAL-PACK-
ARD. 7911 Georgia ave, SH. 1904.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE la47 iz-ton panel; good
cond.. $3.50 or best offer. RA. s45s
INTERNATIONAL. 40; dual tires: H.
IT. van body; only S199: many other
tai CO., 23l6 Ga. ave. NO. 77O5.
DIAMOND T 2Ia-yd. dump, l946;
excel. body and good 2-speed axle
Not in use for , years. Will sell as
speed axle separate. Also parts for
other make trucks. KENILWORTH
AUTO CO., 1901 Ken1worth ave.
CHEVROLET 1850 11a-ton stake.
Best offer. 10. 4-736S. Ia
DODGE pickup; old, but runs good;
500 or best offer. Ask operator for
Cedar 3-531l. IL
Evening star., 1952-11-11
ARMY SURPLUS
TRUCKS
AND
TRADE-INS

4P1AOG.4INO
ON NEW GMC's
Over 100 Trucks To Choose From
Pickups. Panels. Stakes. Vans
Dumps. 10-wheelers. Wreckers
Tractors, Trailers, Low-boyS
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
General Motors Financing
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMc TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. ia, 2-7000
1901 oronoco St. Alex. Ov. 1900
GOLDEN RULE TRUCKS
TO EARN YOU MONEY
PICKUPS
81 Chev. la-ton de /. cab; low ,o-
81 chev. la-ton; excel. cond. 1.la5
A. Chev. i2-tou; 4-speed trans. G95
40 Chev. 1-ton; attr. green 995
AS GMC 12-ton; real clean S95
AZ chey. la-ton; a money 20.
'4s WHY'S econ. unit; heater 695
PACKAGE DELIVERY
AZ Chev. 34-ton; Olson alumt
mum body; brilliant red 1875
A. Chev. 94-ton Boyertown- sos
~ Dodge 1-ton Boyertown 695
DUMP
~ Dodge 2-ton; 3-yd. body.
Ready to go 195
CHASSIS AND CAB
60 Ford 11a-ton; lw.b.; new
AZ Ford 1ia-ton; l.w.b.; @
speed rear $40
GOLDEN RULE USED TRUCKS THAT
CAN BE DEPENDED UPON FROM
A CHEVROLET DEALER YOU CAN
DEPEND UPON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRUCK CENTER
BIO Baltic Ave, Hysttsville. Md.
WA. 700. WA. I205. AP 2OO2
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN, new; Sl,s25: immediate
tors dsaler' MANHATTAN AUTO
KAlsER-FRAzER, NC so s9tn side sides
AUSTIN i947. SASS; 1949. -S6s7: IS
sustln 8 ST. IS sse7 oJa yAch PR4' l4th and
BUICK 1850 de luxe Special sedan,
ette: Dyna.; r. and h.: 8. c.; new
brakes tires pacd and ssattsSyy e aay sps I5HGs
BTfeR EsS3 '4$O - g. 'ps pass. rs seq SGll +:
spotlight: excel. cond.; splendid car
for ise. family; sacr.; $s45, terms.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
BUICK so Riviera Roadmaster 4,dr..
and h.. Dyna.. E-Z eye glass,
Wv. tires, two-toned green finish
with matchine de luxe upholstery;
driven less than 1000 miles; save
MofoR RS9fcas' SALES. a fS''is is45 Que St. t. NV"
B1}cS Pqi s'9G: q de !. club cDe.: :. b.;
finest cond; $500, terms. ROPER"
p,'Tfx isth and r l. ave ssoi ne fines, cond;
sacr.; $500, terms. ROPER, Stn
aud f. l. ave. ne. IL
BUICK Al convertible cpe.; runs & and
gL.yes lISe Sc, new sTd S3s5' asf terms ~ IL.
BUICK 80 sedanette: midnight blue
finish. T. and h.. Dyna.; an out
stanuing value; Sl,493. LOGAN
MOTOR CO, 3540 I4th st. NV
TU. 4lU0.
BUfCK Al Super convertible: perfect
mechanical cond.; r. and h. auto.
top: clean throughout, S996. ME.
BUICK '4s Super sed.; r. and h,
Wv tires; very low mileage, per-
feet; guaranteed; ST., ,395 cash, trade
or low down payment. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-.
BUICK 1850 Roadm. Riviera sedan:
and covers, blk. beauty. Owner car
arr finance, Sl.750. UN 0Q40
CADILLAC 40 "o2" cdr. sedan
original black finish. T. and h; new
sss5 sSSt9" LooAN Seca e1ye5i MoToR e.. s s54t
cAbfLISc fSh "a nis 1919 SO" fCSt 4-aoor; r. an,
b.. other essories; sood cond
cslIIli5 SHIP uS o2lai lai- hin. s.d.nss,. 1i5
l. 45o h SP T5iE: ;is4n 9EnsF, very clean; &1s 3 :
cond.: Sl26: also. 80 Studebakel
sed.; splendid; S126; also. 80 Stude
baker; S95. All these cars in bes
cond ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave
CHEVROLET Al conv.; T. and h.
immac.; pvt: Slab. Mr.. Heimann
HU. 4O36 days, DE. 2635 ewes, IL
sis5. eah Ho.' s27s. Ia
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 194I 2.dr. club coupe;
shiny black paint, r. and H., tires
motor and body in perfect condition
Pvt. owner. $325. HO. 1886.
PONTIAC 1949 convertible; battle.
ship. gray finish, r. and h., Hydra.
clean; S. 1895. LOGAN MOTOR CO.
1910 14th st. NV. TU. 4100.
PONTIAC l94S 4-dr. Streamlinel
81: Hydra, r., h., excel. cond.
Sl.O5O or best offer. SH. 1891.
STUDEBAKER 1850 COW. coupe: r,
h.. cd. Wv. tires, motor, top
hnish like new; $l,295. METRO
POLITAN MOTORS, 1900 Bladens.
sTU6EBAKER 1851 Champion i' d,
;uxe 5-passenger, blue; auto. trans.
heater; l owner, mi. 10000. Priced
$l,55O: DANISH EMBASSY, DU
1888. 9-5. -l6
Evening star., 1952-11-11

FAIR HONEST APPRAISALS of all
MAKES Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ST.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
uGHEs siEs sie aa svs SaI. ka kMoffas fas
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks: iunkers $50 and up. Call
Ia. 1889: immediate removal.
A TOP PRICE for late model car, any
PACKARD. 7sii ca. ave. sH. 1904.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars Ia. 4S01
$500 OR MORE in your pocket II
you sell US your clean 40 to '52
ears. Don't sell until you have got
ten our quotations. WASHINGTON
4O56. la
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1946 club coupe; very
good running cond.; nice appear
ance; new plastic seat covers; good
tires: S675. CIR. 1851. -12
PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr.: 5000 miles
r. and h.; $I.895 or best offer
JE. 3-S123 Ia
Evening star., 1952-11-11

CHEVROLET. 194S convertible; i'm.
FIoon Fmae9i1tf poNT1Zc i9lz e9agaipPes aaypP S4s @
Evening star., 1952-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

.STUDEBAKER 40 Commander sedan;
very clean car; only $685. DONALD
MOTORS, 1877 Fla. ave. ne. Me.
T171. III
WILLYS Al "Jeep": splendid cond.:
has winter top: $2a5, terms. "RO-
PER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne. lls
Evening star., 1952-11-11

194S conv.. r. h., Wv.
tires, motor, top and interior in
excel. cond: needs paint; car must
pc sold. S675 or best offer. WI.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Mats

Continued From Page A-1s.)
outburst which dealt the Cuban
Iright-hander q fifth successive
defeat. for. after Jensen's blow, the
Mats attack subsidized embarrass-
lingly.
Singles by Nelson Fox and Ores
ties Minoso. an intentional pass
to Ray Coleman with two out
Hector Rodriguez's two-run sin
lgle and Bud Sheely' S two-rur
double put the White Sox in front
in a hurry.
But. just as rapidly, in the last
half of the inning, Jensen got the
Mats back in the game. Yost
walked to start things and Floyd
Baker singled. Jackie then
Ismacked his second homer of the
year into the centerfield bleachers.
That finished Holcombe, but
against his successors the Mats
spent a dismal afternoon.
Chuck Stobbs lasted through
the sixth inning before tiring. It
was no tribute to the Mats that
|Stobbs left Immediately after fan
ming Mickey Vernon and Pete
Runnels, who could find no evi-
dence of weakness in the left
handlers deliveries.
StObbs Effective.
The only hit of Stobbs, in fact,
was Jensen's scratch single in the
third. Howie Judson succeeded
Stobbs and left after walking Will
son and Grasso with one out in
the seventh. Harry Dorish came
along to squelch any thought of
an uprising by getting Pinch-hit-
ter Mel Hoderlein to hit into a
double play. Dorish whisked
Through the only seven batters he
faced without allowing them to
hit a ball out Of the infield.
Meanwhile. the White Sox lead
had mounted to 5-3 in the seventh
on singles by Fox and Minoso, plus
Sam Mele's grounder. Chicago
picked up its other run in the
eighth by courtesy of Bobo New
som, who walked three of the four
batters he faced. The other, Rod
rlguez. beat out a bunt when Ver-
non played it sleepily.
NOTES: Fox got three of Chi
cago's nine hits. with Minoso and
Rodriguez obtaining two each
Rodriguez's first-inning single
which produced two runs was his
f1rst hit in "a tries Jensen's
homer was his first hit in 16 at
tempts.
Joe Haynes arrived on the scene
in the eighth inning with the bases
hlled and none out and escaped
damage. except for some booing.
The Mats have an 1910 record
against right-handers and are 5-12
against left-handers. The In
dians come here tomorrow night
for the opener Of q three-game
series.
Evening star., 1952-06-09

Totals 80 1527 IL Totals 80 IA 27 12
Grounded out for Byerly in Sth.
Brooklyn 400 041 002-l1
CINCINNATI 600 $40 600 Z
Runs-Morgan, Reese (3), Snider f3),
Robinson, Campanella (2). Furilio. Bork-
owski l2). Adams Hatton. Marshall. west
lake. Byerly. Errors-None. Runs batted
in snider t3). Campanella i3), Morgan.
Kobinson. M1alhsM pafko; HEDGES t2l; Hatton t3l:
hits-Morgan, Hatton, westlake. Home
runs-snider. campanella. stolen base
Robinson to Hodges; Mcmillan to Hatton
to Kluszewski. Left on bases,-Brooklyn.
I: Cincinnati. g.; Bases on balls-Oh La
Labine, 2: BY Hitler. 81 by Byerly. 5; b by
Church. l. Hits-On Branca. 5 in 3Is in
nings; Of Black, in inning; OF Labine.
nings; of Byerly 3 in 32s innings; OF
Church. 8 In l inning. Runs and earned
runs-on Branea. "A; Oh Black. 20; Oh
Labine; III; on Hitler. S-S; OF Byerly.
IL; OF Church, 2-2. Hit by pitcher-By
Hitler tCampanella). Winning pitcher =
Labine (3-l). Losing pitcher-Hiller (4-5,
Time-2:29.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Bases on Balls Help Scramble
meHconLeogue Pennont Race

place Braves and eighth-place
Pirates eight times each without
"a defeat.
8. Hank Sauer hit his l4th
homer and batted in his SD and
54th runs in the Cubs first-game
win. Sam Jethroe socked a
grand-slam homer to lead the
Braves to a second-game win that
ended Chicago's f1ve-game win
ming streak as well as Pitcher Bob
Rush's skein of seven straight
triumphs.
8. Stan Musial hit a three-run
homer in the first inning to give
Willard Schmidt his first major
league victory as the Cards hand
ed the Phils their sixth defeat in
the last seven starts.
10. Larry Jansen hurled a
Seven-hitter as Alvin Dark and
Bob Elliott Clipped in with homers
in the Giants success over Pitts
burgh.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
SECOND GAME

Totals 36924 10 Totals. SO 227 6
'Walked for Jones in 2nd.
s'Fouled out for Brissie In 9th.
Tanned for Gromek in 7th.
filmed out for Harris in 9tn
Phtisde1nhia sol oil 30x-11
Runs-Ayila, Dolby; MITCHELL J9ost Sc c.; y,
1S1 Kellner. Errors-None Runs batted in
EMajeski ial. Kell. Upton (2l. Kellner
(3). Fain, .zernial l2l. Avila. Easter :l.
Two-base hits - Upton. Easter. Zernial
Home runs-Tipton, .Avila Kellner. Stolen
ba:e-valo Sacrifice hss-PhillSyjI kshe5 dslnnia
Ii Bases on balls-On Feller, Z: on Bris-
sic. .; of Gromek. |; Of Harris J.; On %
Kellner. Struck outMBy Kellnsr; ;9 8; oy
Of 0M Jones. in y: of Brissie, 3 in 8; of
Gr9mek, in 2; OF M Harris; rs,,sr 5 in e Runs 1s
Jones. 90: of Brissie. IL; of Gromek.
90; OF Harris 3-3; of Kellner 3-3
Winning Pitcher-Kellner (5-5) Losing
pitcher-Feller t5-4. Time-2:27. At
tendance-2l $40.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Reds Buy Cal Abrams,
Outfielder, From Dodgers
BY The Associoted Press

CINCINNATI, June 9.-The
Reds yesterday bought Cal
Abrams of the Dodgers.
Abrams. a 28-year-old. left
handed outfielder. was purchased
by the Cincinnati club for an un-
disclosed amount of cash and for
the contract of an as yet unnamed
player owned by Cincinnati
probably a minor Lacquer.
The Philadelphia born Abrams
played in 81 games with the
Dodgers last season and had q
.280 batting average. 10 runs
: batted In. and three homers.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Easy Win in Opener
Makes Bunker Hill
Legion Fayorite Again

Bunker Hill, defending cham
pion, again looks to be the team
to beat in the American Legion
Junior Baseball League, which
opened its season yesterday on the
Ellipse.
The Hillmen, with Pitcher Ray
Lambert recording a two-hitter
and tanning 18. made IA hits for
a ISL victory over the Europe B
team, while National Cathedral
defeated Jackson, ILL.
Two other games-Fort Stevens
VS.. Polling and Walker VS.. Europe
A-were postponed because the
fields were not ready.
Lambert also had a good day
at the plate with three singles in
three trips, while Jim Bailey
doubled to clean the bases in
Bunker Hills big third inning.
Lindsay Knight of Cathedral
held Jackson hitless until leaving
in the seventh to give Joe Eealey
some work. Healey gave up four
hits. AL Burch led Cathedral at
bat with two triples and four runs
batted in.
Silver Hill remains unbeaten
after five starts in the Prince
Georges County League after de-
feating Washington Boys Club,
81. yesterday at Snug Harbor.
Sonny Wise. former Eastern High
School star. held the Hillmen hit
less until the fifth inning. but gave
up nine after that. including q
Ithree-run homer by Buddy Day in
the fifth. George Jarboe, who
came in in the fourth inning for
Silver Hill, gave up only two hits
and was credited with the victory.
In other games, Lees Tavern
trounced Maryland Aces, 1871,
with Jim Francis hitting grand
slam homer in the eighth: Atchin-
son and Keller edged Shamrock
AC, 2-1, and Snug Harbor de-
Ieated Bowie, 22-7.
Pitcher Vernon MacManamy
hit bases-loaded homer in the
fifth inning to lead Forestville to
an 11-3 victory over Vienna in
the Old Dominion League, while
the Virginia White Sox edged Nc
Lean, 81. and Colonial Restaurant
defeated Burke. 6-1.
Brother Love, veteran pitcher
for Heurich in the weekday In
duStrial League, pitched q one
hitter yesterday to lead Colesville
to a SO victory over Germantown
in the Upper Montgomery County
League.
In other games, Dayton defeated
Rockville, liza; Bellsville defeated
Brookville. 17-3, and Gaithersburg
edged Redlands, 81, in IL innings.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
German Boxer Barred For FLOORING Referee

was barred by the League of Ger
man Professional Boxers.
The 24-year-old challenger.
trying to regain the title he lost
to Stretz in Berlin last April, was
obviously behind on points in the
eighth round, when the trouble
started.
Mueller had lost the title when
he was disqualified for hitting
Stretz while the latter was down.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Mexicuns Bow in Soccer

LOS ANGELES. June 9 (P.-
The Manchester Uniteds of Man
chester, England, have made it
two soccer wins in row over the
Atlas Club of Mexico. They
dcwned the Mexicans yesterday,
4-3. in a rough-and-tumble con-
test,
Evening star., 1952-06-09
By the Associo,ed Pres,

" '''e FNSSN'NIuIeu EIGtS
COLOGNE. June 9.-Peter
Mueller, former German middle
weight champion, has been
banned from the ring for life
after knocking down the referee
in a championship bout Saturday
night.
Mueller, who also tried to knock
out the trainer of his winning
opponent Champion Hans Stretz,
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Hitless Streuk Broken

BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn.. June o.
Young Bill Bells hopes of a
third straight no-hitter for Bris-
tol in the Appalachian League
ended in the first inning yester-
day, when Hal Kollar, Kingsport
singled with two out.
But Bell won his game. 6-2, pitch
ing a Six-hitter.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Giants, 9: Pirates,
Totals 41142715 Totals as 81 16
'Fouled out for Lapalme in Tth.

+Safe on error for Wilks in 9th.
New York 11O 700 50O-S
Pittsburgh 600 600 1OO-l
Runs-Dark. 2, Lockman. Thompson.
Elliott ., Westrum, Bartimrome. Errors
Dark, 3. Castiglione. Pollet Smith, Wilks.
Rune batted in-Dark. Elliott. ,. Jansen,
base hits-Mueller, Dark. Three-base hits
---Bartirome. Home runs - Dark. Elliott.
Sacrifice hits-Jansen. Double plays
Bartirome; Dark. Williams Lockman. Left
on bases-New York 10. Pittsburgh 8.
Bases on balls-Off Jansen Q. of Pollet 8,
BY Jansen /. Hits-Od Pollet. 10 in 8;
of Lapalme, in /; of Wilks 3 in 3.
Runs and earned runs-Of PoIlet. SIS:
OF Lapalne. IL; OF Wilks 90; on
Jansen, III Winning pitcher-Jansen
(5-2). LOSING pitcher-Pollet u-7). Time
-o.21 Atfendance-l3 o42
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Cardinals, 5; PhiIlies, 3 Cubs. 7-6: Broves ST
Totals 80 246 Totals. 80 IL "a II

TotaIs 70 "a TotalS 81 Il II II
Fiied out for Meyer in eighth.
Singled for Schmidt in sixth. ooo y,
=, nuis " 300 100 10x-5
RnDsnHamner. Ennis. RYAN, Hemus.
schoendienst., Musisl (2l: sisler. ETrors-
Musiai t3), b. Rice. Ryan. Ennis. Hammer.
Two-base hits-D: Ricse. Home Tsi.- ;TunsH
MusiaI. Ryan. Ennis. Hammer n1ss,. irhnsn- P9hu1e-
Sisnst, Hemus and sisler. Left on bases
@Phiiadelphia: 4; st. Louis. Il Bases
on bails-of Heintzslman; 2: on Msysr Senmics: I
Heintzeiman. man. i; Schmidt. s. Ynhas, Il
Hits-Eofi Meyer; II in s5cmjdf inninss in PH g.
of Yuhas 3 in 8 Runs and earned runs
on Schmidt S;S; on ,Masssy,Msyer Never, .s VIZ r.
T1ns Ta Timee2:.3. Attendance, 10.399.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Yankees, So; Browns, 20

Totals 30 "A q Totals 81 81 3
'Hit into double play for Byrne in 9th.
New York - 300 001 O1x-5
Runs--Youns. Goldsberry. Rizzuto,
Bauer. Berra,. McDougald (2). Errors
Collins. Runs batted inLdoidsberry. Nc
pougald Collins. Two-bsse hits--Bauer.
Nieman: Home Goldsberry. stolen
Soren Collins. Double ssIdS piay-Mcpourald
to Martin to Collins (3). Lett on bases
st. Louis. 8; New York. 2, Bases on balls
Ka2av. Byne struck On ousMsg Mc3Spals syrns & q
by. Kuzava. Z. Hits-on Mcdonald. O
in innings fpitched to three batters):
OF Kuzava. in o innings. Runs aud
earned runs-on Byrne. So: OF Nc
Donald, IL: of Kuzava. IL. Wild pitch
-Byrne. Winning pitcher--Kuzava t1-2).