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Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-24
Air Chaplain CIasby
 And Famous Choir In Program Here Sunday

People of Palmer and the Mat anuSka Valley will have an unu- sual opportunity to hear Colonel William J. Clasby and his sing ing Sergeants in an inspirational program at the school gymnasium Sunday, January 27, at p. m.
 The Air Chaplain and his ser geants have been acclaimed by radio and servicemen's audiences all over the United States and in the Pacific war area. They have appeared on program series spon, sored over both NEG and ABC networks. More than 10000 troops were entertained by them recently in their tour of the Paci- fic area. It has been reported that their program was received with more enthusiasm than pro- fessional entertainment provided with much fanfare.
 The Palmer program will be an unusual one because it will mark the final opportunity for Alaskans to see and hear this unusual assemblage of talent. Most of the men are being returned to the States on rotation.
 A full tWo-hour program Is pleNred. Col. Clasby will deliver one of his inspiring 30-minue ad- dresses, and the remainder of the time will be given to skits and songs from the choir.
 There will be no charge for ad- mission. A voluntary collection will be taken and all proceeds will go toward the Valley Presby- terian Hospital fund, according 10 Ed Smith, chairman of the hos pital fund raising committee. The treasurer of the fund drive, Hugh Johnson, reported Monday that the local fund now stands at $12,000. The hospital fund rais- ing committee is sponsoring the program to be presented by Col, Clasby and his sergeants.
 The military is cooperating with the local program by provid- ing bus transportation for the choir and its leader. Members Of Beta Sigma Phi will serve the group refreshments following the program. Representatives of the Kiwanis Club will get the gym nasium ready for the program.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-24
SEVEN MORE DAYS
 TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Only seven more days re- main for more than two-thirds of the Palmer School District taxpayers to pay their 1851 school taxes, tax collector Will liam Head announced today. The last day for payment is Friday, February l. After that penalties are added. The tax collectors office will be open all day Saturday of this week for the convenience of tax payers.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-24
"S!NGSPIRATION" POSTPONED

The Union Service Sing spiration" regularly scheduled for the fourth Sunday of every month is being postponed this Sunday so that all local par ishioners will be able to attend the Col. Clasby program.
 The Union Service will be held Sunday evening, Febr- uary 3. at the United Protes- tant Church.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-24
SrISITNA LODGE CLOSED EoR TWO MONTHS

MT. and Mrs. Vic Cottinl, own- CTS of Little Susitna Lodge an- nounce that the lodge will be closed for the next two months during which time they will make a trip to the States on business and pleasure. The lodge will re- onen when the Cottinis return.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-24
ARC Reports Rural Roads Open to
 0ne-way Traffic; City Streets Cleared

The long, four-day onslaught of high velocity winds ended late Sunday night and weary Valley residents, all of whom survived the worst Valley blow in many years, came out smiling Monday morning even as they surveyed the difficult digging out process ahead of them.
 Most residents were in agree ment that the storm was the worst the Valley had expierienc- ed within present memories. Ac- cordlng to estimates the wind reached velocities up to 80 miles per hour during some of it's more savage gusts. And there was no easing off as the wind approached its finale; the gusts Sunday even ing seemed more fierce than those that had gone before. Out at Kings Lake, William Head re- ported that his anemometer nev- CT showed less than 40 miles per hour, and it recorded gusts up to 70 m.p.h. When the wind blew its hardest Sunday evening, Head said he was tCo tired to look.
 ARC Reports All Clear
 This morning, after working day and night for a week, the AL aska Road Commission reported that all the roads in the Valley are now cleared. Most of the ru- ral roads have only one-lane traf- fic, but farmers can get their milk out again, and customers can hay, oi. delivered. 'Superin- tendent William T. Zahradnicek said that all busses reported in 1t the school this morning, although the driver on bus eight had been unable to pick up students at JOneSville, ESka, and Sutton. h. divlduals who made it down from JoneSville this morning deScrib- ed the wind as cutting it up" 1t terrific pace up there.
 Palmer residents were surpris~ ed to have their streets cleared so quickly after the wind. Leo Lucas worked on the downtown area Monday morning with his cat, and after he broke down that noon, Jim Hermon took over. Wednesday morning Russell Eel zien the city's new road mainte- nance man, started operating the Alaska Railroad "cat" on loan 10 the city. Mayor Carl Meier ex- pected that all Palmer roads would be cleared by last night. The Airport Road outside the city limits, however, still remained glutted with drifts this morning. Ironically, the city's own new road maintainer arrived in Palm CT on yesterdays train.
 Weasels Bring nl Milk
 There was no estimate about the losses sustained by dairymen because milk couldn't be brought in to the creamery. On Sunday IA dairymen got their milk in to the Coop creamery, mostly by weasel. Bill Cook, Verne Donald son, and Roy Knapp kept their weasels going almost all day Sun day and Monday bringing milk in. A total of 9,205 pounds was delivered Sunday. Clifton Grover alone had l,849 pounds brought in that day-three weasel loads.
 Eighteen dairymen had not de- livered any milk to the Coop for three days when the check-up was made Monday. On Friday milk was received from only three dairy farmS-a total of l,047 pounds. This amount was nearly doubled in Saturdays haul when six farmers managed to get their milk in. The weasel business had begun. Local stores were out of milk on Sunday. and deliveries to Anchorage did not begin until late Monday.
 The Lines Pass Test
 The Valleys utility lines bore
 Continued on page 8
Valley frontiersman., 1952-01-24

TRY A FRoNTIERsMAN 3 CLASSIFIED AID for fhaf item you may have for sals. \ rent or lease.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. det
house; ultramodern nv. rm.. firepl.
large bedrms.. tiled bath; terrace
heat. cypress psnslins; lot 4oxl %;
shade trees and shrubbery. J. C.
HOOKS. RA. 1900 or OR. 004S.
COLoRED-l3th AND BUCHANAN
good terms. MIR. BROWNE. RA
COLORED BRIGHTwoOD Well.
located side hall, 6-rm., 2-apt
home; gar; $15.500. terms. AID
- 1917 COLUMBIA RID
-N.W.--vacant, Eleven rms, 4 baths
S aDts Ser S1sSoS; mo- o.S Snly s,n Se aNs SGo down
COL0RED - SIx,ROOM, bath rcv
sossner scas1 q1sa e. ns. sun%sa, ", esss so g. s11'
COLORED-1333 EUCLID ST. NV
0i Tsnsed rms. i' ana t apts. pts; S'1st Eits..l -
see see inside BY 1 appt PAUL T. MILES Hd.f1Hs
Elk. .7070 or DE. $3.50: sole broker
furnished: $1,000 down.
COLORED-OPEN HOUSE, 1-B-715
Quebec pl.. n.w.--Attr. 6-bedrm.. 2
kit. brick home: oil heat; mr.. shop
ping and trans. Owner must sell
today. All offers considered. BERG.
MAN REALTY CO., ia. 1850, ST
9433.
COLORED-SHEPHERD ST.. nr. 18th
Unusually clean row brick home IL
this conv. location; liv. rm., din
rm., den and kit, 1st A.; s. bedrms.
bath, 2nd f.: 2 rms. and Law. ir
bsmt.; gas. h.-w.h.; deep rear yard
gar. Good for home and income
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000
Ewes, Mr.. Watts. OR. 5761.
C0LORED-DEAL COR. brick, re.
duced. Open. 1926 Sth ST lge
rms. attic. gas. Trade. GE. 1922.
COLORED-5O4M M ST. NV.
LIVE FREE WITH INCOME
Lge.. 13-rm. brk. home, 8 kits, 4
baths, Oil heat. alum. storm doors
wind. Easy terms. LISS REALTY
NE. 666S; eyes,, ia. 4103. GE. 9O79
Evening star., 1952-09-21

On your lot q SO It. by 90 IT. rambler
with living room, dining room. kitch-
en-, halls to all rooms, also 4 bed
rooms and 2 tiled baths. Full base
ment. Automatic &C. heat. Ex--
oak floors, Venetian blinds, equipped
kitchen. all brick, for $22, $50. We
can offer . limited amount Of 4ah
CUSTOM BUILT HOMES,
OD O161 TTTI q D NJ
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Woodbridge, Detached
6-rm. modern brick. 1st A.: large
a,, av; rm; M, Win T Tood-purn'ng ,t fireplace.
rm.: 2nd f.: 8 spacious bedrms
with ultramodern bath, full base
ment with recr. rm., laundry rm.,
storage rm.; hot-water heat with
gas; lot size approx. 106x46. Shown
by appt. only. MR.. CLARK, HO.
1447, NO. 1858. 21s
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE--N.E.

La SALE PARK, near 10th and Var
mum n.e.-Detached, center-entrance
Colonial brick; perfect and spotless
inside and out; modern 6 rms. and
bath. lovely kitchen: porch. oil heat.
NETT NETT. s Reaitor. 1TS IA: ss4i. re. E. asss ss
cHIGAN III = ,sdaS PAsK Nm ..,Sss Ggen bs'ee Sunday
yrs. old; rec: rm.. aluminium storm
windows and screens. tiled bsmt,,
REAI FIsd ESTATE Co. To. sS2s. GE.
1900 PERRY ST. N.E.-rhree apis.
furn:; oil heat; 2.car garage; rented
u Mcil tx. neit 1s7E. IT. ave. NV Dl: Lsi sflO
1882 EMERSON ST. N.E.-s bedrms.,
payment. Tiled kit. patio. gas &C.
heat. LA. 6-917S. 90
$3.50 18th ST. N.E.-Open IL. Five
yard; $II,950. Di. 347e. 81
eos CONSTITUTION AVE. N.E.-Five
bedrms., living rrn:; dining rm.. kit,
pantry, bsmt., oil h;-w. heat. 2
ta baths; s.. garage; $4,000 S9ves cash DO down.
RsuMER Rs y6ss CO.. el7 penna. ave; % Sc.
80
b111 8. DAKOTA AvE-Thres bed
room brk. semidetach.; lge.< hv.
rm., If baths; $17.500. Excep.-
tional financing, approx. S14, 900
at 40. pymts. $S7.S7, almost "
savings to you. Call LA. 6-7677.
200 1Ith ST. N.E.-Large brick home
with apis. Good income. Conv. loc.
See OWNER. 1875 pm.
FINEST BLK. ON MD; AvE.-12 rms,
2 baths, brick. 9 units; income near
$500; attrac. financed; reasonable
cash. CO. 676S.
DETACHED; 6 rooms. bath, oil heat.
large lot. stove. refrigerators, 2
porches; possession; price. S14 800.
To inspect by appointment. e.
CROSS. AT. 1908, S25 F st. ne. 25'
$50 LEXINGTON PL. N.E.-S19.5OO;
terms, $4,000 cash; beautiful 7-rm.,
bath. screened-porch home; gas
h.-w.h.; possession; owner leaving
city; open IL to 3 pm. Sunday, other
days by appt. only. e. CROSS. AT.
1904 S26 r st ne
Evening star., 1952-09-21
JOSEPHINE G. JONES
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E,

ANAC0sTIA--Home and Income; .
maybe less; excellent condition; oil
heat; completely detached. ".
GbIFsoRP 81 seasPs sHERTzER. RE. 22oi:
ANACOsTIA- = Fairlawn VILLAGE
,Semidet. brick: 8 rms, 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, screened porch, lge. lot. Priced
right with substantial cash. HART
BRaSBShx aaRe III T. HE}ehTs@open fhSs0O xa seSss
BUNGALOW; s rms, tile bath. ex-
beat; beat. Lse; leyel ,st lot: s$i4t;a4S0. s$i4t;a4S0. Out
rlght on YOU YOU st. .'i aSRr8N SR S1SsnfIn Really ItTYs
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
CAPITOL HILL-Coionial residence,
2 spacious rms. 2 baths. big closets,
the Hills most charming homes.
also. PRiNdLE REAL LOs ESTATE 2rHPs5S Co.
ssas ssss. aoa ocs evfs If ss5SSbb.l Sil SblS or sH.
Pleteis remodeled. ai'ek. 4!Sedsmis.: aSSssi coma :
Kit. uN. 7i75. S: ga t;i 5tS ST. S.nes.s. Sc.
CAPIToL HiLIGHandsome, fiat-front
sG%a SCcf fh0ase fsUm HSS.eD sSmDostsy ocys Ess .
liy: rm., frepl.. crystal chandelier,
baths, small sarden, high basement,
1l-ft. ceilings; A home desiened
Sdsss sdssiSus arysss gias a. ssgisfa iaay @
mediate occupancy. JOHN r. DON
eI5c oAoE' M X. ss:s7s7; ssSH7 ewes. and week
c0NGREss HEiGHTs-2-family Ssk.
detsshi MhR$$1E$Y;e III; $50 &E Exc; sAt terms sc CLYDE
syss. A1eisi AZ. iet4 Mzi zp stsR s4sos sun: ai ina
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 724 ChssA.
must sen: semidet. brick. 9. rms.
tiled tiled bath; all-eleS. kitchsn, knotty
ssaed ss' HAhaAN IN asaf kESIfY 1Go Ne sssn
coNGREss HEYaHTs0S-roo;ma. HGs Fri So roc; a-sa1 senY.
det. brick, Ia baths: concrete front
rsted: s1i. 500 % WITH tSS 5000 300 'ersSn. SoSD.
Mr.. Clearfield. 10. 2.0401. ewes, and
Sun, 10. 2-2072. with JAMES CAR
HiLLcREsT COUNTRY HoME-pet.
3.bedrm. brick with large liv. rm.
with fireplace, separate dining >rrn,,
equipped kit: with freeze; ;rsfgr., full
INCEST and one Of the LARGEST
AND a suN P5Set sss ts qeEM Seaf. SAT- a.;
other. DIRECTIONS: Pa. ave. Sc.
to Branch aye. right to Bangor St.
left to 3636 and our open sign.
Al ABssHER sa RI REALTY "a CO., Ii. 7-44i3.
HLLCREsT. sS74 Highwood 1i dr.. Sc.
Cod bpngalow. rms, tiled bath.
expansion EXP snra.at attic full basement; slate
HARTMAN RfALTsY'D saD''fVc. me-. fssn fs4s
COED sSs Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-34oo. II.
HILLsipE-s12,eso-12os s7th ave.
bungalow: 3 rms. tiled bath. ex-
heat: 5000 % down. oA'eHasR:i HARTMANN an
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
,senyLIyyi se; Lyi 4:34oO. LU. 4.7672.
sI!s sfsssss sss. sf:ssS fSSHs sGS5s$
IMME6iATE PossEssIoN. DIRECT
FROM OWNER. Terms: 52l Hilltop
det. brick; furn. Ne or a unfurn.: HhS seas gas
heat; full bsmt.;. nice yard, fenced.
Only few years old See At any time.
OPEN 1.6-231 Anacostia I'd. Sc:
Sesd soeo G for rsnn sSes sale: Is
bath each; oil h.-w.h.; besutifui
home; Al investment, terms. ROSs
SER REALTY CO., ME. 1921.
4312 NICHOLS AVE. = Open sat.
Sun. 20: Furn. 2-story brick semis
det.. 3 bedrooms, S14.26O. Terms.
OWNER, 10. 3-6SS9. 20
MARYLAND PARK, 1882 c St
Two-unit duplex; 5 rms. and bath in
ea: apt; 2-car det. gar; $14,500.
1924 c ST., 3-bedrm. brick bungalow;
2-car built-in gar; gas h.-w. heat:
modernized. redec.;- $4,000, with
THos. I. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
THE SUNDAY STAR Bill
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

Washington, D. c. 80
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER FL, 1859
Evening star., 1952-09-21

5731 POTOMAC AVE.
Overlooking the river; large detached
home; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. LIST floor
den. large kitchen; near transporta-
ton, in q quiet neighborhood; 16
minutes from downtown: will be re-
terms. Open Sunday, 2 to 6 pm.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth st. NV Realtors, RE. $685.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

CoLoRED-Nr. 18th and Randolph
sts.-Vacant; - rooms. 1l baths,
PTissd seas. Can Nj. Thomas. DE.
coLoRED-Nr. 9TH and Shepherd
oi ST FaI eeIIas' TIIns' Ia r,esd baths so1 1,,c
Stephens. DE. 1161.
CoLoRED-Nr. N. Cap. and Que sts.
n.w.-Conv. to everything: 8 rms.
with porch, h..w.h.. oil. Full cellar;
garage. Yours for only $4,000. Good
terms; eau Mrs. Hayes, NO. 1893.
coLoRED-Nr. 18th and T SITS. NV.
With $500 down. Cali Mr.. Parks,
coLoRED-S1.o00 down. Nr. How
ard University; 9 rms, bath. h.-W.h
Call Mrs. Coney. HO. 6610.
coLoREp-Nr. 9th and 8 sts. NV
rms, h.-w.h.a gas. Ia baths, rec.
call Mr.. Parks. IT,, DE. 95O9.
COLoRED-Beautiful 7.rm. bricl
aaome' home on Grant Circle. HARDWOOD
back yards Bet. % brE. ons saraFe. 1een' othsj anS
cali Mr.. Williford. Nj. 2e4S. '''''
THOS. w. PARKS co.
2o7 Florida Ave. NV. DE. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

coLoRED-14Qe Constitution ave.
n.e.-S1. 500 down for this beautiful
cony. transp. Priced for quick sale.
Call Mr.. Parks. IT,. DE. $500
CQLoRED Rrookland - Completely
detached 5-rm. bungalow, ideal l.
family home, Hardwd. frs.. built
porch. Lot. so It. wide. with trees
and shrubbery. 1000 down. Ask
Tor A. w. Stephens, DE. 1161.
COLORED-The exclusive Woodbridge,
. Gath st. ne. home. Corner 6-rm.,
center-hall-plan detl brk. Spacious
living rm. with open fireplace. well
appointed din. rm., cheerful kit, 8
bright sun-fiooded rooms. hardwood
mrs. everywhere; built-in garage
with sun deck; auto. heat. Home
IN "moye-in" cond. Priced reason
ably. Financed TO suit you. Cali
Mr.. Wainright. DE. 1852.
rHos. W. PARKS CO.
2O7 Florida Ave. NV. DE. 116O.
cOLoRED-2O0 BLK. I1th ST. NE.
-8 rms. 1 bath; suit. doctor or
other prof.; bsmt. can be converted
to ONCE. Cash required, $4,000.
JESSE LOEB
MA. 2014 Ewes. Ho. 9167.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
600 Block Hamilton st. NV

600 Block Hamilton st. NV
Only $500 Down!ll
Colonial front porch; 6 rms. tile
bath; full bsmt.; gas h.-w.h. Lgs
front and rear yard. Garage. Excel
eond. Monthly payments like rent
Call OWNER. EX. 1887. -26
TTIME TANxJ!s 80 5TyMgIoHT ng5VEI 1T gNS}T, NoWT
5303 14th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 to-
Large liv. room with open fireplace,
din. room. den, powder room and
large modern kitchen. Second floor.
4 large bedrooms and bath. stairway
leading to q foored attic, basement
with outside entrance: .2-car garage.
gas h.-w.h. nicely handicapped. Call
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
$14,5OO
GAHDTn IJEADT DApTCu

SACRED HEART PARISH
1900 blk Monroe st. NV. This lovely
brick home, about 70 yrs. old con-
sists Of spacious 1iv. rm., din. rm..
attractive kit. 2 bedrms., tile bath
full bsnlt.. heated. with. toilet; gas
h.-w.h.; fenced yard with driveway;
and can be bought with reasonable
down payment. Monthly terms like
rent. For appt. to inspect. call Mr..
Curling with R. q. DUNNE. HO.
0700; ewes. and Sun. LA. 6-776S.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

MARYLAND PARK, 1882 G St
Two-unit duplex; 5 rms. and bath in
ca. apt; 2-car det. gar; $14,5OO.
1924 c ST.. 3-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW:
2-csr built-in gar; gas INV. heat;
modernized. redec.; $4,000. with
~, 600 down; Mr; Lung, nj: 4363.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

better horses will help Maryland
racing stage a comeback.
Trainer Sid Jacobs. who is en-
route from Florida with a large
public stable, has nominated Car
|olyn K. Stables Whiffenpoof fol
the Capitol Handicap, opening day
feature. Whiffenpoof ran a dead
heat with Mrs. w. M. Jeffords
|Suleiman in the Capitol last
spring.
Oscar White, Suleiman's trainer
is at Berlin, Md, choosing 30.
horse stable that he'll use fol-
spring and summer racing. Sulei-
man raced in Florida and is ex.
pected to come to Maryland.
The racing secretary's Office also
has received nominations from
Bayard Sharp's Hannibal, Mont.
pelier's Pintor and F. Eugene
Dixon, jr.'s Metal Mike for thu
$4,000 Chesapeake Stakes Apri
IL. If the race fills with horse.
of this caliber it should be one Of
lthe best.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
BIadensburg, Blair Battle
For State 1ourney Berth

Bladensburg High School meet;
Montgomery Blair today at 4:3C
pm. on the Northwestern court
at Hyattsville, hopeful of repeat
ing a previous victory over the
Blair quintet.
Bladensburg is Prince Georges
County champion and Blair Is
Montgomery County titlist, and
the winner this time will represent
their district in the Maryland
State Class A basketball tourna-
|ment later this month.
Each club boasts one Of the
areas brightest stars. Bladens-
burg has Don Green. an accurate
outside shot and fine all-around
player. and Blair has hard-driv-
ing Marty Sigholtz, an all-tourna-
ment choice in The Evening Stars
Metropolitan event last week.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Sensational Scoring
Marks NAIB Meet
As Favorifes Win
Dy the A..oeiotsd Press

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 12.-It's
almost routine that the favorites
survive the first round, but the
manner in which several Of them
did in the 14th National Inter-
collegiate (NAIB) basketball
tournament borders on the SEN
Sational.
New Mexico AIM, for example,
hit 58.2 per cent of its shots in
eliminating Mississippi Southern,
86-70. in the first-round windup
yesterday. At the same time the
Southerners, in losing, averaged
Att per cent, good enough to
win almost any game.
One-Team Scoring Record.
The Eastern Illinois Panthers
Of Charleston tied the tournament
one-team scoring record by beat
ing Huron Is. Dak.) College, 49,
78 Marshall College of Hunting
ton, w. Va. set the old mark in
beating River Falls, Wis, 1880,
back in 1947.
The second-round set of eight
games opened today. Quarter
finals are scheduled tomorrow
night. the semifinals Friday and
finals Saturday.
The champion will meet the
NCAA titlist in the first-round
Olympic playoffs here March 20.
In other games last night, the
Utah State Aggies handed Clarion|
(PaD State its first loss Of the
season, 85-68; Lawrence Tech of
Detroit walloped Washburn Uni
versity Of Topeka, 97-80, and un-
beaten Southwest Texas State of
San Marcos outclassed Arkansas
Tech Of Russellvilles 97-53.
Baltimore Eliminated.
Baltimore University, the Mason
Dixon Conference champion,
bowed out in an afternoon game
when routed by Memphis State,
60-39.
With half the field in the six
day tournament - Is teams
eliminated. defending champion
Hamline University. New Mexico
AIM, Eastern Illinois and South
west Texas State appeared to
have the best chances Of showing
up Saturday night.
Today's pairings:
James Millikin VS.. Whitworth College |
West Texas State VS.. Murray (Kyl State. |
Memphis State VS.. Portland (Oreg.) Uni |
Versity.
New Mexico AIM w. Southwest Texas
State
Hamline vs.. Montana State
Morningside Qowa) College VS.. Eastern |
Illinois
Springfield ,tMo.) State vs. Indiana State
(Terre Haute). =
Utah State vs.. Lawrence Tech.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Golden Gate Starts
L43-Day Meet Today
BY the Associated Pres,

I ALBANY, Calf. Mar. 12.-Horse
racing returns to Golden Gate
Fields today for a 43-day meeting
that promises to set new records
lin Northern California.
A combination Of closed bookies
and some Of the Nations finest
horses, trainers and jockeys has
the experts hoping mutuel play
will exceed the daily average rec.
ord of $685.. .720 set here in 1949
Last years average was $3.50, TAB
Today's feature is the 6-furlong
SIS 900 Lafayette Handicap draw
ing these 3-year-old fillies: Lead
Bye. Tonga. Frolic Squaw. Fitting
Past, Your Hostess, Danae, Ha-
draini and just Desert.
Seventeen stakes, topped by the
$3.50. 900 Golden Gate Handicap on
May 10. closing day, will be Of
fered at the track.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
DiMoggio, Dickey Sweep
Votes on ALL Time Yonk Team
World Photo.

Moore and 10 for Fireman Joe
Page. Hoyt and Gomez each had
one. Pages low vote was a bit
surprising, in view of his brilliant
success in recent years.
Rizzuto was the only active
Yank to make the team. The
Scooter was top-heavy favorite
with AZ votes. Crosetti had
and Roger Peckinpaugh, Tony
Lazzeri and Everett Scott, I each
Lazzeri beat Joe Gordon for
second base, 36-12, and Rolfe. now
Detroit Tigers manager, bested
Jumpin' Joe Dugan. 1910, for
third base.
Only six, outfielders were men
toned with Ruth and DiMaggio
each getting 48 votes. OF the
other four Meusel had "a, Earl
Combs IA, Tommy Heinrich 8 and
Willie Keeler 2.
There were Is men In the utility
infielder competition, with Crosetti
getting % and Gordon II. Gil
Mcpougald, 1851 rookie Of the
year, got one vote.
In all IS men were mentioned
Tor the team. Rizzuto. Raschi and
McDougald were the only active
Yanks. although Dickey and
Croseth are with the club as
coaches.