Evening star., 1952-04-20

to pitch two three innings But you can't
prove it by Del Ennis his slugging teammae who walked
from Curtis first turn batting practice pitching
the remark THAT boy really is throwing asprns he's not
ready I'd hate to hit against him when he gets shape
Walter Johnson probably the greatest opening day
pitcher of all but more modern day guy who had lot of
Yves Ferrel. He pitched inaugurals
beaten. Gerry Walker, when he Tiger in
1887 had fabulous opening day when he singled doubled
tiped and homered in four times bat against Cleveland
On the other hand Johnny Groth of Detroit hit two home
opening day of 1949 another in the game
then hit only % others in his next 376 games
EATONTOWN the good sx-year-od geding owned by Mrs
Alfred Roberts of Renegade Farm, known "Od
liable junvene and in order to establish the of
Easton-Come Again winner it decided a
gdng of the horse at the of five The operation
performed University Pennsylvania rough
advanced and the horse dropped to 500 pounds
about half the weight of normal thoroughbred AS
Eatontown recommended because prior
terday $4,000 Bowie Handicap in which he seventh
he'd made IL starts this year. three times the
money on all except two occasions.
There was good for Rocky razanos oviaty after
his knockout by Sugar Ray Robinson the other night
Rockys SAT 1921 including per the
$4,000 eevisionrado receipts Jockey Henry Schab,
upand-comng rider the kid who lived door to
other athletic youngster Poughkeepsie, N The other
boy McDermott Sox pitched the
team and SchaD VINO played second base although ne only
weighs 1O2 pounds at 25 recalls the gangng south
paws tribulations He'd strike out Is 20 guys he
recalls but the catcher would drop the ball and that's the
only way the other club ever managed to get rum"
GUss1E MORAN, whose tennis short-lived
is giving ngh-spot singing trial. Mike Lpscomb retired
picture editor of The Star his first opening in %
years when the Mats and Red Sox played although
he is avid fam Reason: Mike u to this too
busy handling opening pictures for the final editions
Remember Goodwin, the lightweight from Georgia
cousin of the late Bill Stribling? He's we'll
digger these days at Herald Harbor Md but could take
20 years him fellow probably would dethrone Joey
Maxim although boredom would be likely to set in early
spectators. $3.50 Derby-goer breakfast in
STYLE meaning breast of chicken et mignon Kentucky
ham the entree.
Only bachelor of the squad Andy Carey
the third who'll probably get regular job
soon as Gerry
According the American Research Bureau, the two
nationally ecas boxing shows listed the top 10
popular programs last month An average of "a
persons watched and about so of the
viewers were men, with about 38-4l per cent women
GENE SMITH, who's given a by ring experts to
Washngtons first world champion anxious to fight
Ray Famechon but in proposed They won't
let bring out of France he complains and
money tied up France isn't doing any good in D. c..
Berkeley H. running in the Gerald Webb r Memorial hurdles
yesterday Mddeburg is the first colt by Tourbouon the
French Man War;" try the jumps in the United
States George Huber boxing writer of The Star and
of the first experts to potentiaties in Heavyweight Coey
Wallace has shifted to James Parker of Toronto big
and Classy George reports II have to like him Wallace
and the Others"
flying the Olympic torch from Athens to
has accorded Scandinavian Arines. When
lighted at the Acropo the torch will be placed in asbestos
and flown to Sweden June 27 when it will be
picked in the ancient Greek tradition by Olympic relay
relay of 379 will carry the torch
from Helsink Finland the will open
July 10.
toughest hitter his long in the
majors Bobo Newsom says, the late Lou Gehrig
always rise the OCCASION says Newso who
always had the knack himself Ray Robinson is so
quitting tells friends his twoyear
contract with Manager George Ganford will never be fulfilled
Wool AAonoor:-,I