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Evening star., 1953-10-04
Proqrums for the Week

pet; Gibbs ''You Spotted Snakes;
TT Was Lover and His Lass" arr.
Naylor; Shaws "Cargoes," arr. Nay
lor, boy ehoristers. Parry's coro-
THURSDAY.
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET, Library
Of Congress, $40 pm. Haydn's
Quartet, g Major op.77, No. II;
Bartok's Quartet No. 2 op.17"; Bee
thoven,s Quartet, B fiat Major.
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET, Library
OF Congress, $50 pm. Repeating
Thursdays program.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-17
Area High School
Basketball This Week

Tuesday. Feb. II
Cumberland at Buckingham
Farmville at Randolph Henry
Amelia at PoWhatan
Burkeville at CreWe
Friday. Feb. 20
EmpOria at Buckingham
Amelia at Farmville
Midlothian at PoWhatan
SATURDAY.. Feb. 81
Blackstone at Farmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-17
Defeat OF EmpOria
Makes Is Victories

Farmville High School ran its
undefeated streak to Is Friday
night with a 44-39 squeak past
Emporia High in a game domin-
ated by fouls. missed shots and an
exciting see-saw lead.
Fouls Hurt
Center Bill Drumeller drew four
personals halfway of the first
period and was held out until the
second half when he contributed
seven vital points before fouline
out with minute and a half to
go. Clyde Shelton left the game
midway of the third period on
the foul route and Ernie Newman
missed vital minutes Of the third
and fourth periods while being
held out with four personals, The
Eagles lost their acc center, OAR
den Livesay in the third period
on fouls and Bratnley's height in
fourth period by the same man
ner.
With Blann. lanky E1nporia for
ward. hitting on outside set shots,
the Eagles got off 10 a IA lead
before Shelton knotted the count
with a fast lay-up at 90 half
through the first period. The
Wolverines held a ll-l0 lead as
the period closed as Billy Frank
lin converted after Belmote's
hooking foul.
Emporia went in front by four
points on Blann's long shot and
Livesay's pivot in the keyhole Just
before the half, until Newman
bucketed on a push shot from the
side and Franklin converted on a
foul. closing the Eagles time
lead 1917.
Final Taiiy
Eddie Thornton's foul CONVEX
sion broke a 1926 deadlock to
give FHS its nervous 1928 bulge
at the three quarter mark. Shell
ton added two field goals before
leaving the game III this period
and Thornton got tNo.
With five minutes remaining
and the count knotted at 1888.
Brantley fouled Bill Drumeller
and the FHS center converted
beth. A minute later at 1886, Til
lar hooked the FITS center once
more. and. withholding his at
tempt until the crowd quoted,
Drumeller calmly collected both.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-17
Statesmen, Rams
Challenge FHS
Record This Week

Farmville High Schools UNI
defeated basketball squad faces
us Two greatest challenges this
week. with Randolph Henry and
Blackstone Highs Rams. No. 2
and No. 3 teams in the district
scheduled to face the Wolverines.
The final weeks court play for
Farnville viii answer two uues-
tons. both looming larger with.
each passing game: can the VOL
verlncs hold up under the pres
sure to close out their regular
season without defeat? Will either
randolph Henry or Blackstone
offer real challenge when the
district tourney rolls around?
The answers are only a few
days away from being answered.
There are a good many Charlotte
county fans who feel Randolph
Henry's Statesmen are the club
to stop the Wolverines. They'll
have their home court advantage
Tuesday night. and Will be guard
ing against repeating the fourth
quarter relapse they suffered in
then first meeting with Farmville.
Perfect Record Test
Blackstone. loser only to Farm
vile and in their first meeting
with Randolph Henry "a team
they have since defeated and at
Charlotte c. H ale perhaps the
biggest, best-rounded squad the
Wolverines face in the District.
Assuming, and its a big as
sumption considering Tuesday
nights game with Coach Gar
rett's fine Randolph-Henr squad I
that Farmville wins Tuesday and
gets by Amelia Friday night as
expected. then they'll face Black
stone in the gym here Saturday
night with a double barreled
challenge. Win that final game
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-17

Of the regular season for a record
Of 1910. and turn back the Black
stone bid as a tourney challenger!
Anyway one looks at it. there'll
DC lots riding on that season
finale Saturday night here.
District Race
Blackstone won once during
the week of hold on to second
place With a 1872 record. Billy
Elmore with 10 and Henry Irby
at 10 paced the WIN over Ken
bridge. 44-l6.
Randolph Henry. won two
games and is firmly entrenched
in third, three games ahead Of
Emporia. R-H downed Bucking-
ham. 50-37, with Roland Canada
LEADING the scoring with 10. and
handed Crewc its seventh straight
loss. 1924.
Victoria was another tWo-time
winner with a 1890 verdict over
winless Burkeville. and a $685.
triumph at Buckingham. Herb
Seay continued to lead the Vic
toria scoring with a l6-point per-
Torrance against Burkeville and
a 31-point output against Buck
ingham.
In other boys games, Amelia de-
feated Lawrenceville. 1890. last
night in the last 20 seconds. and
Emporia doWned Lawrenceville
on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
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MERCURY. so 4-dr. sedan; over
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less black finish, equipped with
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CO. 5-6363 til $50. co. 6-6372
It'll 9. Ill
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coupe; beautiful pebble tan finish,
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$s,395. MAYFLoWER MOTORS,
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CO. 5-6363 til $50. CO. 6-6372
til, 8. Ill
marble black trimming. equipped with
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Have overdrive and radio for your
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5000. 81 southway. Greenbelt, Nd.
MERCURY 1949 4-door sedan; one
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MERCUKY 80 club coupe: beautiful
orig: orig: maroon tinish. r. h. Wv.
sold and serviced by us since new.
Grady inspected and guaranteed at
GRADY MOTORS. INC. Lincoln.
Mercury Dealers, 7401 wis. ave,
Bethesda, Nd. Open 8 to 10. Iii
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Evening star., 1953-04-27
Cleveland Passes Yankees
Streoking Phi||ies Riding High
on Roberts Three-DQy Plan

pitched Cleveland into first place
in the American League by a
margin Of % percentage points
over the Yankees. Although the
Yanks are a half game ahead in
the won-and-lost figures, the
percentages. which are the de-
termining factor. give the lead
to the Indians. Washington's S
Jim Busby drove in all the runs
with two homers off Allie Reyn-
olds for a 5-4 win, swapping a
five-game Yankee winning string
No. 24O for Feller.
Feller pitched a five-hitter to
nip Detroit, 81, in the opener.
1t was his first win of the year
and No. 240 of his career. Cleve-
land led, 30. behind Lemon, go
ing to the eighth inning of the
second game. Then the Indians
fell on Art Houtteman and Bill
Wight for nine runs. Harry
Simpson and AL Rosen hit hom-
ers during the storm. Cleveland
has now won five in a row.
The Browns and White Sox
split two, st. Louis taking the
first. 80. as Bob Elliott batted in
four runs with a triple and
homer. Joe Dobson shut out the
Browns. 80. to beat Rookie
Mike Blyzka in the second game.
Philadelphia and the Red Sox
were washed out of two games
at Fenway Park.
Ryan Feasts on Pirates.
Connie Ryan had another big
day with the Phillies. On April
Is he had a Six-hit afternoon
against Pittsburgh. Yesterday
he had a perfect 5-for-5 in the
opener, including a homer and
four singles.
1t was Roberts Day in Phil
adelphia and the pitcher was
given Cadillac and other gifts.
He allowed II hits including
Ralph Kiner's second homer of
the year and another by Pinch
hitter Eddie Pellagrini, late of
Cincinnati. But Robin had a
6-1 lead and didn't have to work
too hard.
The streaking Phils heightened
their lead to 212 games with
DreWs' help in the second
game. 1t was his second victory,
following a mid-week triumph
over Brooklyn. The Pirate losers
were Bob Friend and Bill Mac
donald.
The Dodgers ganged up on the
Giants Jim Hearn in the fourth
to score four runs. Shuba s
double with the bases loaded &C
counted for three. Furillo
knocked in the fourth with a
single and added two more with
a double off Frank Hitler in the
fifth,
Evening star., 1953-04-27
As Purchase Loren Babe,
Yankee Third Baseman
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, April 27.-Loren
Babe, the rookie third baseman
who got off to a good start with
the Yankees, now is a member
of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Babe was sold to the AS yes
terday.
The guess is that Babe, a .3O5
hitter with Syracuse last season,
will see a lot more action with
the AS than he would have seen
with the Yankees. despite his
fast start.
Alternating with Andy Carey
at third base, Babe saw action
in five games with the Yankees,
batting 1888 and hitting two
homerS-against Boston and
Washington. But that was while
Gil McDougald, New York's reg
ular third baseman, was nursing
a hip injury. McDougald is back
on his old corner now.
Pete Suder. 36-year-old utility
man. has been holding down
third for the AS and is hitting
1866 with is hits in Al trys.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Batting-Woodling. New York. .472:
phiey ton sa5 rhilasegha Sessn 4ss Re sSs
suder. Philadelphia, 1855. ~ ''''
Runs-Mantle. New York, II: Minoso
Chicago. and Zernial, PhiladeipHiS,
aSelpSis. aS; RSslsins. 3. Detroit and Joost Phil
RqRS RSssb 6atted s..v.1.nI in1m9ropG Detroit. II:
York, and Elliott. St. Louis, 10;
Umphlett. Boston; Dolby, Cleveland
Philley and Robinson. Philadelphia, 8.
HitsIKuenn. Detroit. and Philley. Phil.
delphia, Is.
Washington, 8, Nieman. Detroit 5;
rrieis Seyen p5Syers nSy,,rs tiea ,,,i With each
St, Louis. and Jensen. Washington, > ;;
. 10 players tied with one each.
Home runsAGernert. Boston. A. zernial,
Philadelphia. 3; 10 players tied with
Philadelphia. and Groth. St. Louis, =;
10 players tied with one each.
itching-Lemon, Cleveland, and Kell-
ner, Philadelphia. 80. 1000; Parnell,
and Littlefield and start, st. Louis
20 1000.
Pieree. chiesso: sais. st. New R0YSsi YSork and Ind
shantz. Philadelphia. 13; Dobson, Chi
cago. and Lemon, Cleveland. II.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ryan, Philadeiphia, $50: Mathews, hH,
Milwaukee, .5S5: Schoendienst. st.
Louis. .3s2:: Cole, Pittsbureh. .37a.
Runs-Ryan, Philadelphia, 13: Gillian,
Snider and Robinson. Brooklyn, II:
Runs batted in-Campaneila, Brooklyn,
Is; Matthews, Milwaukee. ID: Ennis,
Philadelphia, 13: Furillo. BROOKLYN,
II: Snider. Brookly3 10.
Hits-Wyrostek. Philadeiphia, II: Ryan,
Philadelphia. 16: Snider and Campa-
as ael1a; BROOKLYN and Torseson' Phila-
DouplesMpapk. DS'ssa; al New York. 4, Hammer.
Philadelphia, and Jabionski. St. Louis,
Triples-Bruton, Milwaukee. and ocon-
nell; pittsburgh 2; 10 players tied
H03s BFcor,n MEspkef snd Ennis
Phiiadeiphia. 4: Dittmer. Milwaukee,
and Jones and Hammer. Philadelphia,
Stolen bases-Gilliam. Brooklyn. 5: Bur
ton, Milwaukee, 4: .Snider, Brooklyn,
and RYAN. Philadelphia, 3: nine play
ers tied with one each.
1000; Erskine, Brooklyn; surkont,
Milwaukee, and Drews, PHILADELPHIA.
20, LEGO: nine pitchers tied with
strikeouts- Philadelphia: IL:
Roberts, Philadelphia. l6; Maghe:
New York. u: Meyer BROOKLYN and
Evening star., 1953-04-27

favorite of the turnout of more
than 100000. He has II straight
victories in an unbeaten career
to recommend him as the pub
lies choice, but when Arcaro
throws a leg over a horse in a
race as rich as the Derby, he and
his mount are sure to command
respect. Two years ago the
Cain Hoy Stables Battle Morn
was made the favorite just be-
cause Eddie was riding.
He Wins the Rich Ones.
Arcaro, winner of four $780,
900 races on the West Coast last
winter, has been on the front
end at the finish of five Ken
lucky Derbies. He started his
string with Lawrin in 1888 and
added Whirlaway in 1941, Hoop,
Jr., in 1945; Citation in 1948
and Hill Gail last year. No other
jockey ever won more than three
Derbies.
The 37-year-old native of
Newport. KY, has reached the
stage where he can just about
choose his mount for the Derby.
Alfred Vanderbilt wanted him to
ride Social Outcast, stablemate
of Native Dancer, but after doing
no better than fourth back of
the Dancer in Saturdays Wood
Memorial at Jamaica, Arcaro
said he would be astride Corre-
spondent when the field starts
the mile -and-a-quarter grind at
4:45 pm. (EST.
Il would rather have a good
shot at the big money" Arcaro
said after the Wood. land I feel
I'll have a better chance with
Correspondent"
They're Not Strangers.
Correspondent will be no
stranger to the jockey with the
famous banana nose. He rode
him to three victories at Keene-
land, where the California bred
son of the imported Khaled
hung up a track record of 1:49
in the 1b-mile Blue Grass
Stakes last Thursday.
That clocking was one and
three-fifths of a second faster
than Native Dancers time in
winning the Wood over the same
distance. Correspondent beat
Greentree Stables Straight Face
by five lengths in the Blue Grass.
The Dancer was AZ lengths in
front of Ben F. Whitaker's Texas
owned Tahitian King at the
finish of the Wood.
Both Straight Face and Tahi-
tian King will take another crack
at their conquerorS in the Derby.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Two Killed as Italian
Wins Long Auto Race
BY the Assoeiufsd Press

BRESCIA, Italy, April 27.-
Giannino Narcotic of Italy, driv-
ing a Ferrari, won 1taly's thou
sand-mile auto race yesterday,
but the event was marred by two
deaths and IL injuries.
Pierre Gilbert Ugnon, French
driver. was fatally injured when
his English Jaguar careened off
the highway 141 miles from the
starting point.
A boy was struck by one of
the racers while crossing the
road while the race was in prog
reSs. He was killed and an old
man with him seriously injured.
Roberto Rossellini, Italian
movie director and husband of
Actress Ingrid Bergman, retired
after racing more than seven
hours.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
By the Associoted Press

The Robin Roberts three-day
diet is doing wonders for the
Phillies. No more tired, run
down feeling. No more blue
Mondays. There's a new sparkle
in every eye and spring in
every step since Robin went on
the three-day plan.
With eight straight wins, a
solid grip on first place and a
long home stand against the
West, the Phillies are riding
high. They can afford to relax
on a nice, peaceful off-day. To-
day is an open date for all the
clubs.
Roberts, of course, has had
solid help from Curt Simmons.
Karl Drews and Jim Konstanty.
But he is Mr.. Big.
Ahead of '52 Pace.
Unless the pitchers union
blows the whistle on Roberts, the
handsome Michigan State grad
may be closing in on that 30-win
mark by September. A few more
weeks like last week and he'd
make 20 by All-Star time. With
a 81 start, Robin is running
ahead of his 1852 pace when he
wound up with a 28-7 record.
Steve O'Neill, a manager who
has been handling pitchers since
long before Roberts was born,
won't be keeping the kid on the
three e-day diet when he gets his
pitching routine Strengthened
out. But Roberts would just as
soon keep it up. He thrives on
| work.
Roberts started last week
without a win. He beat New
York Monday. 81, whipped
Brooklyn Thursday night, 6-1,
and stopped Pittsburgh yester-
day in the first half of a double
header, Us. That's right. Two
days rest and pitch every third
day.
Drews teamed up with Roberts
to sweep the pair from Pitts
burgh yesterday, throwing a
seven-hitter in the second game
for an 81 decision with the help
of Willie Jones two-run homer.
LOes Beats Giants.
George Shuba and Carl Furillo
each drove in three runs in
Brooklyn's 8-4 victory over the
Giants in the rubber game of
their three-game series. Billy
Loes spaced IL hits to top the
Giants for the second time.
Bill Serena's two-run homer
featured four-run rally by the
Cubs in the seventh inning for
a rs edge over st. Louis. A
Observation-Disclosures double
header was rained out.
Bob Feller and Bob Lemon
Evening star., 1953-04-27
British Amateur Group
Suspends Star Sprinter
BY the AsSocioted Press

LONDON. April 27.-E. Nc
Donald Bailey, one of the worlds
top sprinters. was suspended to-
day by the British Amateur
Athletic Association for using his
name for advertising.
Bailey. a co-holder of the
worlds record for 100 meters of
1912 seconds, appeared before a
committee last week concerning
an advertisement in an Oxford
Cambridge sports program which
referred to a starting block
made to requirements Of E.
Mcdonald Bailey, Ltd"
Bailey said he intended to ap-
peal the decision and added, Il
am the managing director Of this
company"
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Red Sox Send O'clock,
Richter to Louisville
BY the Asseeioted Press

BOSTON, April 27.-The Red
Sox have optioned Pitcher Ivan
O'clock and Shortstop Allen
Richter to their Louisville farm
club.
O'clock won four games and
lost nine with the Red Sox and
won both his appearances with
Louisville last year. He has
pitched two and one-third in
ningS this year.