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Evening star., 1952-08-19
MDW Gains Third Round
lin Wichita Tournament
Special Dispofeh 10 The Siar

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. 49,
Military District of Washington
gets a rest until this week end
after advancing to the third round
Iof the National Semipro baseball
tournament yesterday.
The Colonials made only two
hits but managed to salvage a So
victory over Los Alamitos (Calif.)
Naval Air Station yesterday when
they scored all their runs in the
fourth inning on four walks, a
hit batsman and two errors. Tom
Poholsky, property of the st. Louis
Cardinals, pitched for MDW and
allowed only four hits.
The Brooke Army Medical Gen.
ter Of San Antonio. Tex, powered
by six former major leaguers, wal
loped Fort Meade. Md, 12-1, in
the opening game for both clubs
YESTERDAY,
Evening star., 1952-08-19
BY the Associated Press

! CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Managel
Leo Durocher of the New York
Giants was prepared today to sit
out the first day of the five-day
suspension neted out to him for a
run-in with Umpire Augie Dona-
Itellf last Sunday.
The exile was a stiff blow to
Durocher and mis- second-place
Giants who were making their
final Western swing of the year
Istill hopeful of overhauling the
|league-leading Brooklyn Dodgers.
Durocher. who cannot return to
the active helm until August %,
will miss six games. or exactly half
'of the tWo-week road trip. The
Giants were to engage the Cubs
in a twin bill today, playing two
more with Chicago tomorrow and
Thursday and face the Cardinals
in st. Louis in a curtailed two
game set Friday and Saturday.
Barred From Press Box.
In addition, Leo was fined 500
and ordered to stay away from the
press box, radio booth or the
vicinity Of the Giants bench in
Chicago and st. Louis. In a sus-
pension earlier this year-a three
day Observation-Disclosures sat
in the press box and was reported
to have directed his club with
hand signals to his coaches.
A telegram from Warren Giles,
league president, to Horace Stone
man, president of the Giants, yes
terday. directed to Durocher, read: f.:
For your conduct in the game
at New York August II, you are
suspended for five days effective
August 10 and continued through
August % and in addition you are
fined 500 payable at the league
Office before game time August %.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Minor Leagues
By the Associoted Press

BY the Assoeiated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, 10; Baltimore, O-7.
Springfield. 2: Ottawa. /.
Buffalo, >, Syracuse, 2.
tOnly games scheduled.)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 5: Kansas City. /.
Minneapolis, g: st. Paul, s.
(Only games scheduled.)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,
Hollywood, 8: Sacramento, 3.
(Only game scheduled.)
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City. 3: Houston. o.
Tulsa, o; San Antonio. 3.
Dallas, 8: Beaumont. 0.
Fort Worth. o; Shreveport, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 8: Chattanooga, 3.
Nashvillee, L; BIRMINGHAM, O.
New Orleans, z: Memphis, 4.
Mobile, g.; Little Rock, l.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira, 4: Albany. ..
Scranton. 3-6: Schenectady, O15.
(Only games scheduled)
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville. 3; Savannah. o.
Charleston, 10: Augusta, 2.
Columbus, 6: Montgomery, 4.
Macon. 6: Columbia, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines, %; Wichita, O-3
(Only games Scheduled)
Evening star., 1952-08-19
LITTLE SPORT
SIo-Mo-Shun " Is Out
OF President S Cup Races
BY the Assecioted Press

SEATTLE. Aug. 19.-Stanley S.
Sayers says he won't take his Slo-
Mo-Shun w, winner, of the Gold
Cup race here August 8, back East
for the speedboat racing circuit
next month, which includes the
Presidents Cup Regatta at Wash
ington, D. c.
Sayres. who also owns Slo-Mo-
Shun, v, winner of the 1851 Gold
Cup classic, said yesterday illness
was the principal factor in his
decision not to send the queen of
the American speedboats East.
He said an attempt was made
to get Lou Fageol to pilot the
craft. but the Kent (Ohio) manu-
facturer felt he couldn't spend
that much time away from his
business. Gageol drove Slo- Mo-
Shun v in this years Gold Cup.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Kiwunis Seeks Clincher
In BOYS Baseball Series

Northeast Kiwanis can wrap up
the junior championship of the
Boys Club of washington League
when it plays May Hardware this
afternoon on the Boys Club
Georgetown field.
Kiwanis edged May. 3-2, as Fred
Mosedale pitched a two-hitter for
the winners in the opening game
Of the best two-out-of- three series
yesterday. Dick Kettner knocked
in the winning run with a single
in the seventh inning.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Alexandra Juniors
Play Memphis Nine
Special Dispo,eh TO The stor

GASTONIA, N. c., Aug. 49,
Alexandria. Virginia State cham
pion. faces Memphis, the Ten.
nessee titlist, in the American
Legion region four baseball tour
nament tonight.
Alexandria blasted Latonia, KY.
12-1, in its opening game yester-
day while Memphis shut out
Kannapolis. N. c., 80. The Vir-
ginians. led by Les McMenamin
who belted two doubles and a
triple, smashed out IA hits. Alex
andria started scoring in the first
inning when Doug Fleming dou-
bled, McMenamin tripled, Bill
Morton walked and Dan Lehman
singled.
Coach Russ Herrick' S 'Virginians
continued in the second when
Mahlon Edwards doubled, Nc
Menamin again tripled, and Nor
ton and Ralph Kneeland walked
Kneeland also got three hits while
Edwards. Fleming. Pitcher George
barley and Lehman knocked out
two. barley allowed only six hits
and struck out eight.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Sauer and Larry Dolby
Well Along in Drive
For SIugging Honors
BY the Assoeiated Press


NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Home.
run leaders. Hank Bauer of the
Cubs and Larry Dolby Of the In.
dlans. today also were well or
their way toward mailing dowr
their leagues slugging champion
ships.
Individual Slugging averages re-
veal that Sauer, who has banged
out 81 homers. is the National
League pace-setter with a .581
mark. The hard-hitting out
flelder has collected 251 total bases
IN 432 trips to the plate, also
numbering q doubles and three
triples among his 125 safeties.
Dolby, with 223 total bases (in-
Guiding 26 circuit wallops) in 38s
times at bat, leads the American
League with .575. The speedy
Negro dychaser also shows Is two
baggers and eight triples among
his Ill hits.
Gil Hodges, Brooklyn first base
man. is a distant second in the
National League slugging derby
Hodges has compiled 1872 total
bases in 375 at bats for a .512.
Vic Wertz. obtained by the
Browns from Detroit last week, is
runnerup to Dolby in the American
League. Vic, a .525 slugger, has
157 bases in 299 at bats with 16
doubles. three triples and 19
round-trippers.
AL Rosen, the early-season lead
er. has Slumped to third at Sis.
The Cleveland third sacker has
banged out Is doubles, five triples
and 20 home runs for 224 total
bases.
The slugging averages based on
$50 times at bat:
Evening star., 1952-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Junior Davis Cup Squad
includes Ted Rogers
Special Disootch 10 The Stcr

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Ted
Rogers of Chevy Chase, Md. has
joined nine other young tennis
stars on the United States Junior
Davis Cup squad. The squad will
play a number of informal
matches.
Other members are Don Flye
Tacoma, Wash; Jack Frost, Mon
terey, Calf: James Read, Santa
Monica, Calf. Herschel Hyde, jr.,
and Cliff Mayne, both of Berke-
ley, Calf; Ben Bishop, st. Louis;
William Cranston. San Marino
Calf: William Quillan, Seattle
and Robert Perry. Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Rough Mat Matches
Scheduled al Turner'S

A rough time is expected at
Turner's Arena tomorrow night
when Baron Michele Leone takes
on Gene (Mr. America) Stanlee
and Ida Mae battles Nell Stewart
in the two headliners on the week.
ly wrestling show.
Mr.. Americas brother. Steve
Stanlee. will face Ray Thunder in
a supporting match. while Tony
Cosenza and Steve Cob will team
against Lord Spears and Jim
Austeri.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
|Si|ver Hill Wants Hits
Instead Of Luck Today
AFTER Tie With Heurich

Silver Hill will be happy to have
some of the luck that pulled il
through a IL tie with Heuricf
yesterday when the two clubs
clash again in the Industrial
League championship series today
but the Gravelmen would rather
fsee some base hits.
The Brewers Lou Snouffer. a
Western High ace in 1851, locked
up with Silver Hills Bob Darnell
in pitching duel which Heurich
should have won but didn't. Both
hurlers allowed only four hits in
the eight-inning contest.
Heurich filled the bases with
none out in the first inning but
had to settle for it's only run OF
the game when Catcher John
Harvill hit into a double play and
Centerflelder Bill Jeffries flied. out
Score in Seventh Ties Game.
Snouffer. little-used this season
but Manager Pepco Barry's choice
since his ace left-hander, Billy
Cam, is out with broken foot
and Charlie Hiden is on vacation,
held Silver Hill until the seventh
inning. Bob Horan opened the
seventh with double and Catcher
Reds Bladen lined a single to left
for the Gravelmen's only run.
The Brewers missed golden
chance to win the game in the
eighth. Third -Baseman Jerry
zanelotti walked to open the
frame and stole second as Sec
ond-Baseman Reds Murphy
struck out. With Snouffer at bat,
zanelotti was picked off second
and thrown out at third when he
overslid the bag. Snouffer then
singled sharply to right but the
scoring threat was averted.
Storm Halts Game.
After the Gravelmen went down
in order. Heurich got men on
first and third in the top of the
ninth with one out. However, a
coming storm turned the light
into gloom and Umpire Joe
Powell called the game a few
minutes before the rain hit.
This afternoon Ed Bucci, Silver
Hill manager, will start Frank
Catterton while Barry will prob
ably send 38-year-old Brother
Love to the mound with one days
rest. Love pitched Sunday but
Barry has little choice unless all
ing John (Mule) Norris is able
to throw this afternoon when the
two clubs continue the best two
QUITO three series at $3.50 on the
West Ellipse.
In other sandlot action yester-
day, the Used Car Dealers edged
Swift Electric, 80, when JEFF
Williams walked the winning run
across in the eighth inning and
the Metropolitan Police beat the
Philippines, 6-3, in AnacoStia
League action while the Union
Printers and Atchison and Keller
battled to a 6-6 tie in a Depart
lmental League game.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Daily Double Pays $1,693
To 79 al Atlantic City
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 19.-The
daily double at the Atlantic City
Race Track yesterday paid $1,693
for $2-second largest double pay
off in the history of the 7-year-
old track.
The combination of Lucky Lady
SIT winner of the first race, and
Empty Sea, winner of the second
at $27.20. produced the big pay
off. A total of 70 tickets were
sold on the combination:
The record double here was
$2,135.60 in 1850.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Durocher Starts FWe-Doy Exile
For Latest Clash With Umpire

I During the suspension you ar,
not to- engage in any managerial
activities with your club during
your games.
"If you are in the park during
the progress Of your games you are
mot to locate yourself in the pres.
box, radio booth or near youl
clubs bench.
II will not burden the umpires
with the responsibility of deter
mining whether you engage in such
activities but your actions will be
observed and I hope that they will
not be such that will require any
extension of the five-day period"
Clash During Double Header.
The conduct referred to by Giles
occurred during the ninth inning
of Sundays first game of a double
header against the Braves in New
York. Boston won, 7-3.
When the Giants were changing
pitchers in the ninth and Hal
Gregg was heading for the mound
Durocher rubbed some dirt on the
ball and tossed it to the reliever
Donatelli, working at second base
asked to inspect the ball. Instead
Durocher tipped it to AL Barlick
the plate umpire. Words flareo
between Durocher and Donatelli.
Suddenly Donatelli's right hand
went up in a wide sweep, indicating
that Leo was out of the game
Then Leo blew sky-high. It was
only by the restraining actions oi
Charlie Grimm, Braves manager
and the other umpires that Du-
rocher was kept from taking a
punch at Donatelli.
Both Leo and Donatelli raised
their fists during the violent argu-
ment. Durocher later said he had
no idea of striking Donatelli. that
he was merely gesticulating.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Yonks Obtoin InfieIder,
Send Corey to Syracuse
Ry the Assocju,ed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Tht
New York Yankees today obtained
Third Baseman Loren Babe from
the Syracuse Chiefs of the Inter.
national League.
They sent Inflelder Andy Carey
to the Chiefs on option. Babe i.
"a years old and has hit 1902 il
125 games with the Chiefs.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
|Mutudors Overmutched
BuIIfighting Suspended
BY the Associated Press

MALAGA. Spain, Aug. 49,
Authorities suspended bullfighting
here today after the bulls got too
rough with the matadors.
Gitanillo de Ricla and Fernando
Gimenez were seriously gored.
Joselito Torres stuck himself with
his own sword while trying to kill
his bull and went to the infirmary
in grave condition.
officials decided to call the
whole thing of before they ran
lout of matadors.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Yesterdays Scores
Cubs, d; Pirates, 3

Totals 35 TX 24O Totals 80 81 13
hit into double play for Lown in 7th.
fTripled for Smalley in 9Th.
tran and scored for Edwards in 9th.
shit gaIne-winning home run for Schultz
lin 9th.
scored.
pittsburgh ----------- OIO 101 OO0-3
Runs - Bell. Metkovich, Garagiola,
Baumholtz. Serena. Jeffcoat, Cavaretta.
IErrors-Groat, BaumholtZ, Fondy, Small
ley. Runs batted in-Dickson. Fitzserald.
Sauer' Edwards, Csyaretta t2). Three-base
Stolen bases-Davis, Bell. sacrifice-Lown.
Double plays-Miksis to smaley to Fondy.
Dickson to Koshofek 10 Metkovich Left on
Ibases-,,Pittsburgh, 10; Chicago. s. Bases
on balls.Of I.own. 4 off Dickson, ); off
Dickson, 4: by Schultz, /. HitS-Of Lown.
In innings: cf Schultz, in . innings.
of Dickson, a.: off Schultz 90. Winning
Ipitcher-Schultz t3-D. Losing pitcher
Dickson I1-l). Time-2:l9. Attend
lance-4,911.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Yunks, a: Red Sox. 2

- Totals 36 10 ~ 15 Totals 81 3 ~ q
New York 202 600 O00-4
Boston ------x-- 600 01O 100
Kell. Gernert. Errors-DiMaeeio. Runs
batted in-Woodling t2), Bauer (2),
White. Evers. Two-base hits-Mantle.
Rizzuro. Gernert. Kell, Evers Three-bass
hit-Woodling. Stolen bases-Rizzuto.
Bauer. Double play-Gernert to Lipon.
Left on bases-New York, II; Boston, 1.
Bases on balls-Of Trout. z: off RaSchi.
Hits-Oh Trout. In s innings; of Ben
ton. in J inning; Runs and earned
Benton, 90. wild pitch-Trout win
ming pitcher-Raschi I4-3. Losing
tS-10). Time-2:I2. At.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
FREDERICK
By Mrs. Mary Rents
Phone &2Al


Mrs. Lester L. Carlisle is recover
ing very nicely, after a very seri-
GUS fall at her home. She wishes to
thank her many friends for their
letters, cards, food and flowers.
They are much appreciated.
Mrs. Emma Taylor of Phila.,
spent the weekend with her moth
er, Mrs. Alan Smith and son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
L. Mcqueen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Reilly of
Phila., were weekend guests of her
mother, Mrs. Susan Stevens.
Miss Charlotte Bobb and Miss
Mae Reed were callers of Miss
Bessie Cook Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walls of
COllingswoOd, N. j., have returned
after a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nutter Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. NashOld en-
tertained at a party on September
18th in honor of their sons third
birthday. Guests were Polly Webb,
10 Ann Thomas, Judy VanSant,
Linda Guidryck, Terry Webb, Doug
Webb. Billy Belts, Rick Johnston
and Jackie Rogers. The party was
held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fisher and the little ones
all had very delightful afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harrington of
Conn.,, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Harrington.
Ladies Auxiliary attended a cOun-
fy meeting on Tuesday evening at
Smyrna.
Mrs. Lulu Wilkins has purchased
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Schmick.
Many auto race fans Of big car
racing in our community will be
very sorry to learn of the death OF
a well-knOwn and well-liked veter-
an driver of twenty-five years. Bill
SCHNEIDER was killed instantly at
Allentown, Pa, Fair Grounds on
Saturday. Bill always raced at the
Kent and Sussex Fair Grounds ev-
cry year. He will be greatly missed
by all racing fans, sympathy is eX-
tended to his wife Louise, who al
ways attended the races with him.
Miss Joan COnley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James COnley. has re-
turned to LOngwOOd College, Farm
Vile. Va.
Murderkill Lions Club held their
first fall meeting last Thursday
evening. The ladies were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Belts have
purchased the former home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur StOkesbury. They
intend to move soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clough and
family, recent tenants of the
Stckesbury home. have moved to
Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Elias OF
National Park. N. J.. were Sunday
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Belts.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

DR.. George R. Miller Jr., State
Supt., of Public Instruction, was
selected to place one of the thir-
teen floral offerings on Washing
tons Monument, last Wednesday
Ihe floral tribute was part of the
program hOnOTing the signers of
the Constitution from the original
states. DR.. Miller in addition to at
tending, also represented the State
Board of Education and National
Council of Chief State School Off
GERS during the conference.
MIR. and Mrs. James Virden and
son of Collins Park, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Millman.
Miss ALLEN Milman has accepted
a position in Milford.
Mrs. Mabel Rogers has improved
her home by having it covered with
white shingles.
Mr.. Jack Leonard is attending
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa.
as a freshman
Mrs. Lizzie Fountain and Mrs
John Kline of Ardmore, Pa, visited
Miss Lizzie Lank last Monday and
Tuesday.
A bad CALI by umpire Roach.
caused Frederick to be defeated
last Sunday at Wyoming by the
score of 8 to 8. Manager Claude
Fisher announced in all his base
ball career, which has been many,
many years, this bad call" was
really the worst that he had ever
Witnessed Manager Fisher, who is
always out for fair and square
games, and who, with his ball club
in the Mar-Del League has done a
wonderful job this season. Although
exploding in the ninth inning, as to
opinion and of the fans and club
on that certain call gave the game
to Wyoming.
KimPel started for Freder'ca, re-
lieved by Veteran Jim POstlcs. Ted
Evans and Alvin Brown knocked
home runs. This was we'll play
ed game by both Frederica and Wy
Oming.
The second game of the best
out of five series will be played this
Sunday Wyoming at Frederick.
Manager Fisher and his team would
welcome marvellous crowd, "No
Strings Attached. Come out every
BODY.
The anniversary services are to
be held at Barratts Chapel this
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
SELBYVILLE
By Mrs. Kathryn Browne

Mrs. Otis Baker entertained to
dinner on Sunday in honor of her
husband, Otis Baker, and her
granddaughter, Sara Lee Evans
birthdays. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Evans and son Ger
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Campbell
of Selbyville. Mrs. Elsie Evans of
Ocean View and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baker of FrankfOrd.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Keith and
daughter MaTlene of Dover were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
fus Smith and daughters on Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Lynch, Jr..
and D. F., III. of Frankford, were
the dinner guests of her mother
and sister, Mrs. Kathryn Browne,
and Mrs. Louise McCabe and daugh-
ter Susan on Sunday.
Captain and Mrs. J. Harry Law
and son Donald of Philadelphia
spent the past two weeks at their
summer home here.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Evelyn Downey gave a bri-
day shower on Friday evening in
honor Of her sister, Miss Rosalie
Lewis, who was married on Sun
day. Guests were Mrs. Clayton
Ringler. Mrs. Robert McCabe, Mrs.
Rufus Smith. Mrs. Rollie Downey.
Mrs. Herschel Quillen, Jr., Mrs. Ell
wood Hudson. Mrs. Preston Bunt-
ing, Mrs. Vietta Long, Mrs. Edgar
Richards, Mrs. Seth Long and Mrs.
Estella Lynch.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

The marriage of Miss Rosalie
Lewis, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lewis. and William
Lynch, son of Mrs. Estella Lynch
and the late Horace Lynch, was
performed on Sunday in the Sal
EN- Church with the Rev. Charles
s. Jarvis officiating, at D. m. The
bride was given away by an uncle.
Seth Long, and the matron of hon
or was Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Rick
ards and the flower girl was Sue
Hudson, cOnsin of the bride. Mr..
Lynch had for his best man, Edgar
Richards. Music was furnished by
the church Organist, Lewis Brum-
berg. A reception was held at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Calvin
Downey, Immediately following the
ceremony after which they left for
"a honeymoon north. The bride and
groom are both graduates of the
Selbyville High School and Mrs.
Lynch is a graduate of the Duke
Hospital, Durham, N. c., and is
employed in the Peninsula General
Hospital, Salisbury. The groom is
engaged in farming, where they
will make their home on their re-
turn.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
BLANCHARD'S STATION
By Mrs. Helen M. Harmon
Phone Greenwood 777s

Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Calhoun
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Erupett of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills and
daughter had guests from Virginia
over the weekend.
Bill Hewlett spent the weekend
at the University of Delaware.
Mr.. Poole Prettyman of Philadel-
phia, visited his niece, Mrs. Rich
ard Allen and Mr.. Allen over the
weekend.
Mrs. Carl Tucker spent Saturday
in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Isaacs and
son of Harrisburg, Pa, spent the
Weekend here with his mother,
Mrs. Lester Isaacs, also visited his
father in the Milford Hospital.
Everett Isaacs and Ralph Har-
mon came home from the Univer-
sity of Delaware and spent Satur-
day and a part of Sunday with
their mothers.
Mrs. Helen Harmon spent Sun
day evening with Mrs. Grace HOr-
sey of Adams Cross Roads.